20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Feb. 10, 1983 BUSINESS Costume fever EPA-Congress hits parties deal sought . . . page 4 The rich now have a lower tax rate .. . page 11 J Take care on under* ard deduction. The result derstate your correct tax effective rate to about 17 (This is the sixth in a ceeds $109,400 if you’re standing your taxes! may also confuse many and the Internal Revenue ‘A percent. Since most 12-part series saving on married and $55,300 if you returns aren't examined (Next: Moreonlnterea;^ taxpayers. Service discovers and cor 1982 and 1983 taxes.) are single. for a few years after and Penalties) " So it you suddenly come rects yourtax, you will not ir you are a higher With these figures, any filing, the daily com (Save money as you across this new line on only have to pay the income individual, you debate over whether the Your pounding can add a hor organize your budget witff Snow tonight Manchester, Conn. your form, you will know correct tax due but also don’t reach the 50 percent tax taw was changed to rendous amount to your “ Sylvia Porter’s Flnam what it is. If you deduct pay interest at a very high and Saturday Friday, Feb. 11,1983 tax bracket until your benefit the high-bracket Money's deficiency. cial Almanac for 1983” charitable contributions rate on your underpay taxable income for 1982 is individuals or not be a functional and informal-! Single copy 25C along with other itemized ment. In the long-past era For instance, say that — See page 2 over $85,600 if you're comes meaningless. Worth two years after you filed t i V e desk deductions, ignore this of 6 percent straight inter married, filing jointly: Sylvia Porter your return, the IRS sends calendar-handbook fe a t line. If you do not itemize est, the interest on a tax $41,500 if single. P’or '81, ON CHARITABLE con you a bill for $1,000 in u rin g P o r t e r ’ s b e s t deductions^ take your up- assessment was generally the 50 percent rate was tributions, there was a budgeting tips and to-$25 contribution deduc a minor consideration. underpaid taxes. If the reached at $60,000 if mar minor law change that current 16 percent com money-saving advice.- tion at this line. But in 1982, the interest ried, the sarrie $41,500 if may resblt in more confu rate jumpetj to 20 percent. pounded daily rate re Regularly $8.95, now just! with your return for this single. Quite a tax break sion on your income tax In addition to your As of Jan. 1, 1983, the mains unchanged until $4.95 to readers of this; special deduction. WARNING ON PE for the high-bracket indi forms than it’s worth. standard deduction, you annual rate dropped to 16 then, your interest bill will column. Send $4.95 plus $t It’s a relatively small NALTIES; To "encour viduals among us indeed! Specifically, even if you can now deduct for '82 25 percent until at least July be about $375. If you fight for mailing and handling contribution allowance age” you to file accurate The tax-rate schedule don’t itemize your deduc percent of your charitable 1, 1983, when it will be with the IRS for another to Financial Almanac in and it has further compli returns. Congress has for all of us is noticeably tions for '82, you may contributions up to $100, refigured. two years before you care of the Manchester cated all tax returns. The added a number of new Sharon lower in '82 than in '81 — nevertheless qualify for a While the bate is 16 agree to pay the $1,000 Herald, 4400 Johnsod tax forms have had to penalties, of which you some 9 percent lower. And nominal charitable con or a $25 maximum deduc percent, however, the law extra tax, the interest Drive, Fairway, Kan. provide an added line for may be totally unaware. now. the 50 percent rate is tribution deduction of up tion. now requires daily com alone will run to $889 — 66205. Make checks paya Married persons filing this deducation — even ble to Universal Press your top bracket for all to $25. Whether you innocently pounding of the interest. almost as much as the tax taxable income, whether Formerly, if you used ■joint returns can only though it applies only to Syndiate.) or not-so-innocently un Roughly, this raises the itself! earned income (such as the standard deduction deduct up to $25. If you file those who use the stand- salaries or unearned in (zero bracket amount), separately, the maximum come such as interest, either on Form 1040 or by for each of you is $12.50. quits amid dividends, etc.). In 1983. filing Form 1040A, you under the present tax law, couldn't claim any item the 50 percent tax-rate ized deduction. But the NO DETAILS of your level won't be reached law was changed, starting actual contributions are until taxable income ex in '82 required to be furnished GROssmRn's RnCi^evRns p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v violence Emission testing gets JERUSALEM (U PI) - Defense "A t the beginning of the week, Minister Ariel Sharon bowed to Sharon will meet the general staff mounting pressure to resign his and say farewell to Defense low mark in state poll post today following the Cabinet’s Ministry staff members,” Israel Your Store for overwhelming adoption of the Radio said. findings of the Beirut massacre Technically, Sharon’s resigna ists $10 for each annual test, most said commission and an outburst of tion takes effect 48 hours after his HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut’s civil violence. formal letter of resignation new auto emissions testing program air pollution is a concern and 51 percent said they support the emissions testing Prim e Minister Menachem Beg- reaches Begin. "Sharon is resign received poor marks from most of the in’s office said Sharon, 54, would ing from the Defense Ministry on state’s motorists, although six out of 10 even if drivers must make repairs. The erriissions testing is designed to leave his Cabinet post effective Monday,” Begin’s office said to people believe air pollution is a serious Insulation Monday. However, there were day without elaboration. probiem, a statewide poll shows. bring Connecticut into line with a federal order that states reduce indications he could remain in the Ministers Interviewed by the Nearly 40 percent of the 500 adults government in another, as-yet, Armed Forces Radio sounded polled by the L niversity of Connecti pollutants or forfeit federal sewer and road construction grants, which in undefined, capacity. relieved at Sharon’s decision, cut's Institute for Social Inquiry said Sharon, a national hero praised although they also expressed some Connecticut’s case amounts to $250 Do It yourself clinic on H erol ^photo by Torquinio the testing program, which started for reversing the tide of the 1973 regret. Jan. 1. was "poor’ and 18 percent rated million. how to Insulate and sheetrock. Middle East war by leading Israeli Energy Minister Yitzhak Moda’i it ’’fair " said he did not rule out Sharon’s Time — Feb. 10 at 7:00 forces across the Suez Canal into Fourteen percent said the program Six of 10 residents polled said air Egypt, leaves the Defense Minis staying on In the Cabinet as Economy’s casualties was "good ” and 5 percent said it was pollution is a "very serious” or Place — Manchester try Job he coveted amid a storm of minister without portfolio, per ■■ex'‘>‘llent ’ The remainder of the "somewhat serious" problem in Con store only controversy. haps in charge of the occupied Warkers Idled by Pratt & Whitney AIrcratt’s most today at the Machinist Union’s E ^ t l-lartford people polled reserved judgment on the necticut. About 75 percent said the Free coffee & donuts The Cabinet voted, 16-1, to adopt West Bank and Gaza Strip. recent round of layoffs hear about their prospects for headquarters. The union sponsored indivdual counsel emissions testing would improve air emissions program. and giveaways. the recommendations of the .com ing sessions Thursday and Wednesday.' Although many were dissatisfied quality and 9 percent said it would finding new lobs and getting unemployment assistance mission that investigated the Sept. TH13 SUGGESTION had been improve the air "a great Heal " from social service agency representatives on call with the program, which costs motor 16-18 massacre at the Sabra and floated in recent days as a (IhatGa refugee camps by Leba face-'saving gesture. But senior nese Christian Phalange officials and friends of Sharon miUUamen. Biggest decline on record GAA recalling X-cars commander would-leave the go t h e DEFENSE minister stood vernment entirely. / alone in the Cabinet Thursday Sharon’s fate may be clarified against accepting the commis after a meeting of Begin’s ruling to fix brake problems sion’s recommendation he resign’ Likud bloc at the prime minister’s or be fired because he bore office later today. Wholesale prices drop 1 % "personal responsibility" for A senior Israeli official said events leading to the slau^ter. Thursday Begin had not wahted to DETROIT (U PIi — General Motors transmissions. The defense minister made his fire Sharon, the hero of three rate that last year reached only 3.9 Corp. is recalling almost a fourth of its The manual transmission autos are decision amid a tense atmosphere Israeli wars and the architect of WASHINGTON (UPI) - continue to moderate price in department said. percent. first generation of front-wheel drive the entire group built by GM in the 1980 last June's invasion of Lebanon. Wholesale prices dropped a full 1 creases for consumers in the But fuel price declines were the of violence, sparked by an un Georgia State University’s price X-cars — the 12th X-car recall — model year. GM built a total of 1.058 The crisis was accompanied by percent in January, the biggest months ahead. most dramatic in the report, a precedented attack at an anti- forecasting project, one of the most ♦ because faulty rear-wheel brakes can million X-cars in the 1980 model year. Sharon rally Thursday in front of the worst civil strife in memory decline on record as a result of steep The index for January, before single category that contributed elaborate attempts to track price lock and cause the cars to spin out of Unaffected by the recall are an since Israel’s founding in 1948. The drops in fuel prices, the Labor seasonal adjustment, was 283.6, the slightly more than 13 percent of the Begin’s office. changes independent of the govern control. additional 818,000 cars with automatic ; A grenade explosion in a crowd grenade went off in the midst of the Department said today. department said, equivalent to a monthly change in the finished ment, forecasts a 1983 rate of in GM Wednesday said the recall of transmissions. of Peace Now protesters killed a anti-Sharon protesters who were It was the largest decrease in price of $2,838 for goods that cost goods index. The X-cars were GM’s initial entry crease for the wholesale index of 3.5 240.000 Chevrolet Citation, Pontiac paratrooper who fought in last carrying flaming torches and wholesale prices since the govern businesses $1,000 in 1967. Gasoline prices were down 3.3 into the front-wheel drive market. percent, the same as last year. But Phoenix, Buick Skylark and Oldsmo- June’s Lebanon invasion and banners. ment began keeping the index in The January decrease followed a percent, although most of the Critics say they were rushed onto the the steep January drop is expected bile Omega models wa.s its response to wounded nine others, including the It was not known who hurled the 1947, 36 years ago; revised 0.2 percent increase for the change was for December, not market in an effort to compete with the to force downward revisions for all an ’ initial determination" by the son of a Cabinet minister. explosive device. The large decline in the month of December and a 0.6 per January, kn rvnt ktables were down Japanese before the technology had major forecasters. National Highway Transportation Begin may decide to keep the department’s I’ roducer Price Index cent increase in November, modest -in price by 20.8 percent in January Safety Administration the cars had been perfected. defense portfolio himself as he did THE BLAST W ENT off in the changes tM t failed to spoil 1982’s and fish prices were down 4 percent. Although popular at introduction, the last month, a surprise to leading defective brakes. in 1980 when Ezer Weizman quit. midst of the anti-Sharon protesters reco^ as the best year since 1971 Cosmetic prices for dealefs were cars have been plagued by problems. analysts, would amount to an annual The recall marks the 12th time the Speculation also centered on the who were carrying flaming for holding down business inflation. off 0.7 percent, small arms and am About 47,000 1980 X-cars were re rate of clecrease of 11.9 percent If X-car models have been recalled by appointment to the post of U.S. torches and banners. It was not The index also Is closely watched munition dropped 10.2' percent in called two years ago for repairs of the sustained for 12 months, described GM to fix a variety of problems. GM Ambassador Moshe Arens or Eco known who hurled the grenade. for Its measure of the state of the price with all sporting and athletic faulty brakes. Last year, GM recalled as “ double digit deflation” by one Inside Today refused to comment on how much the nomic Minister Ya’acov Meridor. The dead man was identified as economy. Wholesale prices, par goods down 2.2 percent. thousands of the cars to fix a problem department economist. latest recall will cost the company. State-run Israel Radio said Beg Emil Grinzweig, 35, a paratroop ticularly at the raw materials stage, Prices for capital goods, from fac 20 pages, 2 sections that could lead to fuel leakage. The index for all energy prices for "W e are taking this action to end in’s candidate to succeed Sharon veteran of the Lebanon war, who The automaker also said some dealers was down 4.2 percent with usually start to go up when demand tory machinery to construction uncertainty in the minds of our would be Israeli Ambassador to came to Israel from Romania in Advice ...... 14 manual transmissions were faulty and home heating oil prices dropping an picks up. A ccord in g to that equipment, dropped 0.1 percent. customers as opposed to’ a lengthy so SO. . the United States Moshe Arens. A 1963 wh$n he was 15. Area to w n s ...... 9 leaking front- axle seals could cause FT n. enormous 6.7 percent In the single measure, the overall s t ^ decline, The government’s Producer Price B u sin e ss ...... 20 controversy on the subject, ” said GM close associate of Arens said the Among the wounded was the son leakage of transmission fuel. month. and the 0.3 percent drop for raw Index measures a different set of C lassifie d ...... 18*19 spokesman Harold Jackson R-11 3Vz” Foil Face R-19 6V2” Unlaced R-19 6V2” Kraft ZONO LTTE envoy is unhappy in his current job of Interior Minister Yosef Burg. Two weeks ago, GM confirmed Food prices dropped 0.2 percent materials prices sbow^ clearly goods than the department’s Con C o m ic s ...... 0 In mid-January, it was disclosed Reg. 5.19 3 Cu. Ft. Bag and wants to return to Israel. Avraham Burg, also a veteran of Entertainm ent...... 11-13 NHTSA had asked it about complaints WALL INSULATION A n n MSULATUM ATTIC INSULATION for the month. that business was still feeling the sumer Price Index. It does not NHTSA was investigating reports the ' For uninsulated attics. the Lebanon war and a member of L o tte ry ...... 2 that power steering on 1980 and 1981 For Interior walls. Add to present Insulation. rONRNIS MSNLATMI The latest figure showed that the damaging effects of recession in measure most of the service rear brakes on some of the front-wheel ISRAEL RADIO said Sharon the Soldiers Against Silence move O b itu a rie s...... 10 versions of the cars does not work when 15" or 23” wide 15" or 23" wide 15” or 23" wide At 1 " thick, covers 3 3 sq. new year was already improving on January, analysts said. products nor the rents and housing O p in io n ...... 6 drive autos can lock, causing the broke the news of his resignation to ment that-questioned the motives the engine is cold or the car moving ft. al R-2.4. Vermicullte. 1982’s deceleration In price in Even without the declines in costs that have no wholesale Peopletalk ...... 2 vehicles to spin out of control Begin in a telephone conversation of last summer’s war. very slow. creases. Last year the inflation rate energy prices and food prices, the equivalent. S p o r t s ...... 15-17 The agency later said it had deter^ TIM M|Mc DM a-v * ! . iiM snaur IM MnMM| F i Im tarn Ml Dm Fte) laaM m I early today and the defense "A horrifying and shocking T e le v isio n ...... 8 Consumer safety advocates have index for everything else at the last Nevertheless, the wholesale index mined the cars were defective. minister’s aides were already tragedy while we debated an issue at the wholesale level was only 3.5 W e a th e r...... 2 recommended drivers carry sandbags stage of processing before retail is an important guide to the future Letters will be sent to owners of cleaning out his personal flies from of utmost importance to the nation percent. The disappearance of Infla or other heavy items in the cars’ trunks sale was also down 1 percent, the course of the consumer inflation •••••••••••••••••••••• 208.000 autos with manual transmis bis Tel Aviv office. of Israel,” Begin said. tion in January can be expected to sions. plus owners of 32,000 early to keep the back of the car stable until production models with automatic the brakes can be fixed. Dollar opens weaker Quarry may change look of Bolton Notch LONDON (UPI) — The dollar opened vously, ” said a dealer for Barclays weaker in nervous trading on the major Bank International. 4’x8’x?4” Top Quality 4’x8’x%” 1st Quality public hearing, he said. Economy 1”x12”x4’ Kiln Dried By Richard Cody reached today, indicated that he European money markets today. Gold "This reflected big commercial PANTKLUOAIO GYPSini lO AU Dooley said Buck is closing out planned on taking all 10.4 acres of opened slightly higher. ZlAlS'STNO PNKSNELWNN Herald Reporter trading in Switzerland where the dollar A low priced, standard Undedaymenl grade. 4’x8’x v r ...... 3.79 the quarry in Vernon, and wants to hill down. Dooley said he can level Gold opened at $494.50 an ounce, up$3 was sold heavily against the Deutsche- sized stud. 4’x8’xS ”...... 6.48 5 Gal. Joint Conipound.. 7.99 .4.99 • 8'.. ..0.00 BOLTON - The Notch, this move into Bolton. the hill but not dig a pit. The house from Wednesday’s close. In London, mark and currency rates in London town’s greatest landmark, will be The cliffs along the highway, on top will be either moved before, the metal opened at $494.25, up from took a considerable time to settle,” he changing in appearance very soon, those famous for large icicles this or during the process, he said. $492.50. said. not from a highway, but because time of year, will probably not be "One of the things in his favor is The dollar opened at 2.41575 German The dollar opened at 6.8300 French the new owner of the quarry on the directly affected from that side, that the parcel was never subdi marks in Frankfurt, down slightly francs in Paris, compared to 6.87625 east side of the renowned cliffs Dooley said. He said he believes vided," Dooley said. from Wedne.sday’s close of 2.4300. In and dropped in Brussels to 49.35 plans to step up activity and that the state owns land a little Deputy First Selectman Douglas Zurich, the dollar opened at 2.00575 Belgian francs from 49.55. eventually dig out all 10.4 acres. beyond the cliffs. T. Cheney today said Buck bought compared to 2.01425. In Milan, the dollar opened at This acerage represents most of But it. appears that the activity the land about a month ago. In London, the pound opened at$1.55, 1,388.010, down from Wednesday's " OFF the hill on the left as you drive will create a cavity behind the It’s not clear when the activity up from $1,542 Wednesday. 1,396.05. 149 cliffs. And Dooley said this might 3or- there will step up. Dooley said that Reg. 209.99 279.99 Reg. 8 .9 9 1 2 9 .9 9 Water-Saver Reg. 11.99-2 Gallon toward Hartford from Routes 6 or "In early activity the foreign ex The dollar closed in Tokyo at 2.3635 44. change the state's designs for though there hasn’t been much change market traded rather ner- yen, compared to 2.3785. 2S”iir ' VANina MEOICNK GAINKTS UNITE TO U T ' W - C t T E ” PANT putting Interstate 84 through the digging there, it has been enough to Selected clearance units. Now 6 .2 9 to 9 0 .9 9 lor China unit. Efficient flush Heavy-bodied textured Zoning Commission Chairman notch. keep the quarry legally open. 31 ”x19”...... 169.99 selecled clearance units action. Seal extra. W a x paint. Philip G. Dooley said this morning VERMONT David C. Buck, who operates a The state had gone to great He said only about one of the 10.4 ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. lengths to adjust its designs for the acres has been dug out to date. UUtOIMMIN Armatron^ quarry on Box Mountain Road in 2.191 89< Vernon, has bought the old quarry highway because of this communi The commission had questions 14 ACRE8-ta.a00 Reg 2.99 2’x4’ ty’s fervent wish to preserve tlie ■ Reg. 1,0912"x12" on Notch Road. Buck came to the about road access, and Dooley said $MO DOWN MSUMNSMTHS SINCE aesthetic value of the area. -j«f1 J.lagu CEam S PANEL aiNTAES aii"jan commission at its last ipeeting and the members told Buck he may run Severe recenion lorcee hNSURANSHrt-HS 1914 Terra. Solaflan no wax. Easily adlueto from Dooley said about two acres of into problems when and if 1-84 goes timber compeny to ucrlfice asked whether there would be any Self stick. 4’7” to 7’6 ”. zoning violations if he dug out all of the quarry are zoned industrial, through, because traffic will be land. IS beautiful parreli but because there had been digging near lakes t ski areas will be the property. re-routed through the residential sold at bargain prices. Sale Ends Saturday, February 12th Dooley said there are none, but before zoning was adopted in areas on Cook Drive and Notch Parcels from 10-10 acres 649-5241 that the commission has asked for Bolton, the entire parcel Issucepti- Road Extension. p r i ^ from 10.000. For direc Harold photo by OInao a detailed plan of activity. The ble under a grandfather clause to Dooley said Buck may have to tions, call: MANCHESTER NEWINGTON HARTFORD ENFIEU) y 65 e. Canter Straat <*M66AU>V(r mfUttelraM, rtMMAhMNit commission will be discussing the being dug out. The rest of the land have the land cleared by that time. 8 0 a -M 4 -1 M 1 MM' NiM is zoned residential. Right now the access is the tat m oat tm - r davs MmchMiar, Cl. THIS IS THE QUARRY AT THE NOTCH matter at its next meeting Wednes He said Buck, who couldn't be intersection of Route 6 and 44. OfEM MonNvuFnIim-ISUpfn S«lAfn-&30p . . . there are plans to level the hill day. The matter doesn’t require a MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Feb. 11, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Feb. 11, 1983 MATIOMM. MATMMMWOi rOI lu rm u T William Curry News Briefing t o '" joins low firm Dow cracks record Retail sales up high in early going Former state senator William E. Curry Jr, a literal only 0.1 percent TtMMUATWNM Democrat narrowly defeated in a NoveniDer bid to NEW YORK (U PI) — The Dow Jones -HUi represent the 6th U.S. Congressional District, has WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Com industrial average soared past its joined forces with his ideological allies in the merce Department says sales by all-time closing high in early trading Manchester law firm of Beck & Pagano. America’s retailers grew only 0.1 today in a rally propelled by investor 'VW-I Attorney-Jon D. Berman of Beck & Pagano, a percent in January and Christmas tm «rf AiMifi roTOCAtf 0 Plans to provide training for town paramedics long-time friend of Curry’s, said Thursday that Curry hopes interest rates will not rise. appear to be proceeding to the satisfaction of the sales were worse than originally 'The Dow Jones inddstrlal average, signed on with the firm a week ago but sought to delay Emergency Medical Service Council, but the council measured. which climbed 20.33 points Thursday to an official announcement of the move. Curry was out expressed concern ’Thursday night that Manchester But some analysts and the adminis 1,087.75, was ahead 9.91 to 1,097.66 at of state today and couldn’t be reached for comment. Memorial Hospital has not gone forward faster with tration said Thursday the weak im 10:30 a.m. EST, putting it over its Bdrman said Curry will continue to maintain his provement is still enough to indicate a plans to train Emergency Medical Technician home in Farmington. record closing high of 1,092.35 on Jan. intermediates. "gradual" recovery of the economy, as 10 Beck & Pagano represented Curry on several . James Clark, training coordinator for the EMS measured by consumer purchases, got The Dow, which had fallen 19.68 occasions during his four-year tenure in the state Weather program, told the council he is working out a program under way last^month. points the two sessions prior to Senate. The firm is noted for its handling of public of paramedic training in cooperation with the The department said the total sales of Thursday, was headed for the 1,100 interest and pro-environmental cases. University of Connecticut Health Center. This retail stores in January amounted to level, which it had crossed briefly on As a state senator from 1978 to 1982, Curry was an $91.5 billion after adjustment to show program is scheduled to begin March 21. It would environmental advocate and a backer of progressive Jan. 12. provide about 580 hours of academic instruction and changes beyond routine seasonal buy Advances led declining issues by a 9-2 causes, including the strengthening of the state’s Today’s forecast would also entail two to three months of field ing patterns margin. Volume in the first 30 minutes Freedom of Information law and regulations internship. The training was originally to have begn While only O.l percent above De amounted to about 17.68 million shares. governing worker safety. Today increasing cloudiness. Highs around 20. done at Hartford Hospital, but several scheduling cember. the figure was 7.3 percent Thursday’s New York Stock Ex “Bill has an extremely bright and creative mind Northeast winds around 10 mph. Tonight a 60 problems intervened, in d u in g the town’s timetable Herald photo bv Toroulnlo ahead of the total in January 1982. change volume rose to 93,510,000 shares chanceof snow. Lowsaround . Northeast winds and excellent communications skills," said Berman. December’s sales actually dropped 10 for hiring people to be trained as paramedics and from 84,520,000 traded Wednesday as 25 mph. Saturday a 30 percent chance of snow in the "H e has an instinct for going to the heart of an issue, a 1.2 percent, the department said, EMT intermediates impatient institutions bought heavily morning then partial clearing in the afternoon. Highs sensitivity to fair play and the ability to recognize instead of slumping only 0.4 percent as for the first time in weeks when a price Short circuit injustice." 20 to 25. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. - THE HARTTORD HOSPITAL training would have originally mea.sured. decline they had anticipated did not What Curry lacks is an extensive background in been for one night a week spread over a long period the corner of Spruce and Charter Oak "Relative to where we’ve been for materalize. Faulty wiring turned on overheated legal practice. Aside from a V/z year stint with a and not in a concentratred session. the past six or eight months, this is Investors were encouraged by the engine Into o minor contiogrotlon streets. Town firefighters quelled the private firm during his first term in the Senate, Curry Extended outlook The UConn Health Center expressed interest in heartening news," said private econo- Labor Department’s report that Janu today for this vehicle stranded near blaze quickly at 8:15 a.m. has devoted most of his attention to his political career organizing-a course at an opportune time, Dr.Robert mi.st Sandra Shaber of Chase Econo ary- wholesale prices dropped a full 1 Extended outlook for New England Sunday through' since his graduation from the University of Butterfleld, chairman of the counsel, said. metrics of Bala Cynwyd. Pa. percent, the biggest decline on record Tuesday: Connecticut School of Law. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: But Butterfield, and some other members of the But Curry has "tremendous legal instincts” as a result of steep drops in fuel prices. council, were critical that Manchester Memorial The drop, coming after a 0.2 percent Fair weather through the period. Highs in the 20s to ; nonetheless, said Berman. When Beck & Pagano Jobs training plan Hospital has not yet arranged for training EMT rise in Dece)inber, calmed some lower 30s Sunday, moderating to the 40s Tuesday. Proprietor still holds out represented Curry during his 1981 battle against the to help women Overnight lows mostly in the teens Sunday, intermediates . planned diversion of the Farmington River, the young ' investor fears inflation would be Dr. Butterfield said the hospital is ready to propose rekindled soon by the improving . moderating to the 20s and lower 30s Tuesday. senator “ became as skilled in the legal craft involved WASHINGTON (UPI) - Forty per the use of regular EMTs instead, and he is oppos^ to \ economy. The 0.3 percent drop for raw Vermont: Dry Sunday and Monday. Chanceof snow as we did handling the case," Berman said. cent to 50 percent of the people who will that suggestion. materials prices showed business still or rain Tuesday. Highs Sunday in the mid 20s to low to retain control of store Curry campaigned hard to win the Democratic benefit from President Reagan's pro William Abbott, an assistant administrator at the nomination for the 6th Congressional District seat, but posed jobs training program will be was feeling the damaging effects of 30s and lows zero to 15. Rising by Tuesday to highs in hospital and a member of the council, was not at the agreement stipulates that South franchise agreement. lost to Republican Nancy Johnson of New Britain in a women because it is aimed at the recession in January, analysts said. the 30s and low 40s. Lows in the 20s. By Raymond T. DeMeo meeting. land gets 52 percent of his gross Benner claims Vernon tried to hard-fought campaign in which Curry accused his disadvantaged, the White House liaison Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday and Monday. Herald Reporter I Roger Talbot, who operates the Manchester profits. “ deprive Southland of the portion opponent of slandering him in political for women’s issues said today. Chance of show or flurries Tuesday. Moderating trend Ambulance Service, said the EMT intermediates on " I ’m not some sort of ripoff of the gross profit to which Dee Jepsen said on NBC’s "Today’ ’ through the period. Highs in the teens north and 20s Day 149of the great 7-llstandoff advertisements. AlcohoJ is linked his crews could serve temporarily if others are not artist or reprobate. I make one hell Southland was entitled." The 6th District, which was reapportioned just program that women also will be south Sunday rising to the 20s north and 30s south has come and gone with Sheridan trained as soon as the paramedics are. Ifowever, Dr of a profit for them” he says. But Vernon claims he paid before the 1982 campaign, stretches from Farmington helped when the economy improves, UPI photo to many accidents Monday and Tuesday. Lows mostly in the the single Vernon still proprietor of the Butterfield insisted that a paramedic and an EMT Southland's position is that Ver Southland every penny to which it northeast to Enfield, Suffield and Windsor Locks. because “ whatever happens to the numbers north and teens south. popular Main Street convenience ATLAN TA (U PI) — Federal health Intermediate work closely as a team and shoulil be non hasn't had the right to be in the was entitled, although he admits economy is going to help women too." store. officials say the excessive use of trained at the same time so that they start together. store since the company termi his pricing policy and cash deposit Mrs. Jepsen said Reagan’s popular Vernon, 34, of Willimantic, is alcohol is becoming a major cause of Dr. Butterfield was asked if there was a problem nated his franchise agreement in schedule sometimes varied from ity problems with women as reflected Icy Pegasi taking on the giant Dallas, Tex.- not only traffic deaths and injuries, but National forecast with the EMT training. September. the company’s standard. Company in opinion polls is due to communica based Southland Corp. in a legai Pegasus, a winged horse, is the ice sb^lpture created bv non-highway accidents. "Y es, there is,” he said. "Nothing is being done.” "The point is that he's still in the officials haven’t contested this tions rather than his policies. Citing studies conducted in several By United Press international battle to retain control of the 7-11 PZC to review Dartmouth students this year for their 73r^wlnther carnival, Hi Lo Pep He said, however, that there is plenty of time in store, and we’re taking the legal claim in court, he adds. " I ’m saying that a great shareof it is City i t Fest Los Angeles c 79 U .... franchise he’s owned for the past states and New York City, the national All^uerque c « 24 .... Louisville cy 41 82 25 which toletupn-pragram and that he hopes to have a Vernon thinks the company’s the oldest in the nation. 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CaMof Sale Price ..,,’tj O teliW # ding documents on toxic waste cleanup Dec. 16 House vote to cite Mrs. Gorsuch the ship’s maiden flight, the space But further testing failed to support Mh.MNMnltibala. . , . W sought by Congress. for contempt. agency says. this idea. A meeting of White House aides and “ Any willful destruction of the If additional testing now under way "It was concluded there is a probable other administration officials was held documents subpoenaed by the House at the Kennedy Space Center. Fla., leak in the oxidizer heat exchanger in tSSL..11.TRI Thursday to draft a compromise on could constitute criminal offenses that confirms the leak in the replacement the replacement engine for the space documents subpoenaed by Congress carry severe sanctions,” Stanley engine. National Aeronautics and shuttle Challenger,” the agency said in (or an investigation of the agency's Brand, general counsel to the House Space Administration officials said a statement. . - i - i toxic waste cleanup program. EPA clerk, wrote EPA General Counsel they would either install another ’’Technicians continue to conduct Administrator Anne Gorsuch is facing Robert Perry. The clerk's office is engine now undergoing post leakage tests on the heat ^ h a n g e r a coptempt of Congress citation for charged with securing subpoenaed manufacturing testing at Bay St. Louis, and a final conclusion will » reached refusing, on F'resident Reagan’s documents. Miss., or use one from the veteran later this week.” ^ orders, to provide the documents. EPA spokesman Dick Hoffman ac shuttle Columbia. Tbe Challenger’s other tWi main The White House meeting included knowledged copies — but not originals "The selection of either option would engines have had no sigrUficant Attorney General William French — of subpoenaed documents have been lead to a launch in mid to late March problems. Smith, chief of staff .larnes Baker, destroyed in shredders. "This was to rather than early March,” the agency A new launch delay, following the presidential counselor Edwin Meese, keep them from blowing out of the trash said. setback caused by the initial engine and presidential lawyer Fred Fielding. bin into the parking lot,” he said. "But The National Aeronautics and Space leak, would further complicate the The compromise was expected to be all the originals are under lock and Administration had hoped to launch timetable for four additional space .sent today to Hep. 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MANCHESTER five-year period, stran Route 12, Control Vlllogo, C T 1145 Tolland TumpHca Tri^City Shopping Center gling them, then hacking (Just Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan FItta, Editor Alex Giralll, City Editor Demos ask budget talk without politics OPINION The committej also voted 16-13 “ Those aren’t times for com tax increases, though he had heard By Mark A. Dupuis day after Gov. William O’Neill reforms” to cut state outlays by to hold hearings on a comprehen promise,” Robertson said, adding some saying they might support a United Press International proposed a |3.57-billion budget for using more management controls sive tax-reform bill, which would and overhauling progranu such as the thought it was “ unfortunate” U^x on out-of-state residents who the upcoming fiscal year and include a personal state income HARTFORD (UPI) — Demo nearly $278 million in tax hikes to Medicaid and college tuition. that it had taken several years for commute to jobs in Connecticut. the Democratic majority to seek to Meanwhile Thursday, the Legis tax. ^ cratic leaders in the Legislature erase the current fiscal year’s Robertson said ’Thursday he Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, J a c k would be glad to meet with the bring Republicans into the budget lature’s tax-writing committee have asked Republican lawmak deficit and balance the next a tax-reform proponent and co- Democratic leaders and also process at the start. took the first step in its review of A n d e rs o n ers to put politics aside and discuss budget. chairman of the finance commit would be willing to accept some O’Neill’s proposed $277.9-million a bipartisan effort to patch to Stolberg, in a letter to House tee, asked the committee to Republicans already building slate gether a state budget for the Minority Leader R.E. Van Nor- type of tax hikes if the majority tax package and other possible Washington approve the hearings so the issue upcoming fiscal year. strand, R-Darien, and Senate party agreed to spending reforms. Va n NORSTRAND also said he ways to raise additional revenue. The Finance, Revenue and of tax reform could be discussed. there is an election. I never rule himself in the center of the Merry-Qo-Round Minority Leader Philip Robertson, was willing to meet with the Bonding Committee agreed to hold However, Rep. Pauline Kezer!, The biggest task f3cing the affirmative action controversy. House Speaker Irving Stolberg, R-Cheshire, said lawmakers were “ I ’ve never been asked to do Democratic leaders, but mnlike anything out, but I l^ave no plans public hearings on O’Neill’s pack R-Plainville, voted against evep minority Republican party be Also, some people in the town D-New Haven, wrote GOP leaders facing "extraordinary chal this,” said Robertson, who said the Robertson said he had not agreed to run. I keep my hands in things age and on bills that would holding hearings on the tax-refonn of the House and Senate Thursday lenges” in the current session. only input minority Republicans to consider supporting higher fore the November town elec behind the scenes. committee who supported Lew establish a so-called commuter bill, saying there was no chance inviting them “ to join in at least an had in preparing the budget in the taxes in exchange for spending tion will be the selection of Manchester Joyner also has said he has no Rome for governor still are tax, which was not among the the bill would pass and thus effort at true bipartisan input into past was “ parlimentary” and reforms. viable candidates. We’ve been plans to run, although he too has miffed at Kocsis’ support for Democratic governor’s proposed lawmakers shouldn’t even spend ... ..amm the legislative budget.” THE TWO REPUBLICANS ear came during debate in committee Van Norstrand said House Re tiding to track the potential Dick Bozzuto last summer. tax hikes. their time on a hearing. Spotlight been in politics long enough to A n o t h e r Stolberg’s overture came the lier this week called for “ spending or on the House or Senate floor. publicans as a group opposed any candidates in this space and rule nothing out. Suspicions that Other names tossed around today we'll pass along an By Dan Fitts — Editor he would like to serve on the include Harry Reinhorn and update. board arose after he began David Dampier. The nominations committee showing up at directors’ meet The puzzle is far from com J u s t i c e Parents, teachers criticize state budget of the Republican Town Com ings and initiating action on plete— “ we’re really no further mittee.already has held its first Cable TV local issues since his defeat last along now than we were six sink even lower,” she said. proposed reducing the original GTB formula to rheet HARTFORD (U PI) — Gov. William O’Neill’s meeting, months earlier than in November for re-election to the months ago,” said a nomina O'Neill set his budget priorities on jobs, human full funding. Last fiscal year, the state provided an said. That probable candidate is “ Each candidate-selection proposed $3.57 billion spending package will banish recent years. Two years ago, House of Representatives. tions committee member — but c o v e r u p services and transportation. However, he asked the additional $36 million instead of the original proposal process starts the same way,” education to a “ dark com er of the budget ballroom,” the Republicans scurried about Joe Hachey. One posible obstacle to a this time, at least, the Republi a threat Legislature to postpone fully funding the GTB to July of $76 million. said a member of the nomina claims a coalition of administrators, parents and Mondani said the state has become derelict in at the last minute to find enough Hachey, a banker, serves on Joyner candidacy might be his cans are thinking ahead. 1,1984, a proposal that would extend the five-year plan narnes to fill out theirballot and, the Bennet Housing Corp. He is tions committee. “ You always WASHINGTON - The Senate teachers. a sixth year. carrying out the court mandate to provide adequate building maintenance business. The Connecticut Coalition for Education said it funding for equal education "and the courts might be in the end, they nominated three well known in town for his start with your list of ideal A COUPLE of footnotes: investigation of the Justice De Thomas Mondani, executive director of the Since he services some town “ deplores the contradiction” by O’Neill of “ placing a also inclined to agree.” unknowns to run with their community and business candidates, and.they ususally Connecticut Education Association, said O’Neill's buildings, this could constitute a Don't be surprised if Geoffrey partment’s misconduct in the to privacy? high priority on jobs without adequate funding to He said the severity of the situation was decision to provide only $13 million for education three incumbents for the Board activities. tell you no, then you go to your Naab, a Human Relations Com ABSCAM case has produced some potential conflict-of-interest, educate those who will need to fill them.” could bring on another confrontation with the courts. underscored by the fact that the coaiition, formed last of Directors. They don't want a "Joe is ,. I think, a sure backup list, and they ususally wild contradictions. The coalition criticized O'Neill’s proposal to but a.member of the nomina mission member who has HARTFORD (U PI) — State Attorney General In the famous Horton vs. Meskill decision of 1977, month, represents different factions in the field of repeatjthis year. winner,” said a member of the tell you no, then you run around increase education by only 8.4. percent, including a tions committee said he sees no served as chairman of the PTA The Senate select committee Joseph Lieberman says innovations in cable the courts ruled Connecticut relied too heavily on local education, “ who all agree school children are being at the last minute trying to find Guaranteed Tax Base payment of only $13 million, nominations committee. conflict and believes the ques budget study committee, is concluded that the remorseless television threaten to leave the private lives of property taxes to fund education and ordered the state shortchanged.” instead of the original proposal of $90 million. "I don't think we will have Also expected to run is people to run.” nominated by the Republicans ABSCAM pursuers and prosecu unsuspecting subscribers open to the scrutiny. to establish more equitable funding under the state’s “ These groups have opposing views on a number of tion could be answered in “ We listened with disappointment and anger as any trouble finding candidates Republican Vice Chairwoman Two names on that "ideal” to run for the Board of Educa tors had committed serious Lieterm an and other witnesses told the GTB formula. issues but we all agree Connecticut’s commitment to advance by the town Ethics education once again became the budget stepchild — this year." predicted Republi Donna Mercier, an unsuccess list include former Director abuses, inciuding outright perjury Legislature’s Energy and Public Utilities Com education is not being honored by the governor and the Commission. tion. Some among the party underfunded arid shortchanged,” said Gioria Capelli, can Town Chairman Curt ful candidate two years ago. Vivian Ferguson and former mittee Thursday that developments in technol IT WAS THE second year in a row O’Neill has Legislature in this proposed budget.” leadership believe he would be and tampering with evidence. Yet spokeswoman for the coalition. state Rep. Walter Joyner. IF NEITHER Joyner nor ogy could allow cable companies to collect data Smith. He’s counting on his Since then, her exposure in an outstanding candidate: elo the committee insisted that the “ Gov. O’Neill has placed education in the far, dark Mrs. Ferguson runs, another ranging from political views to program three incumbents to run for community and party activities “ I think Vivian would like to quent, outspoken and reasona defendants’ rights had not been comer of tte budget ballroom,” she told a Capitol preferences of their viewers. re-election Even though Minor have made her more visible. do it, deep down inside, but I ■attractive possibil ty is Lou ble enough to appeal to Demo trampled on. news conferenece. “ The right to privacy is basic to all of our ity Leader Peter DiRosa has If we assume Hachey and don't think she will,” said a Kocsis, vice-chairman of the In other words, the senatprs crats and Republicans alike. personal freedoms,” Lieberman said in testim Mrs. Mercier are nominated — noiminations committee Human Relations Commission, MS. CAPELLI,' first vice president of the said he's not sure if he’ll run decided that the governments ony submitted to the panel, which is onsidering a member. The party leadership said a nominations committee The Republicans may have Parent-Teachers Association of Connecticut, said the again, most people expect he and maybe that’s too much to hands weren’t clean but that it bill to require that regulations be drafted on cable member. nominated three.unknowns last state already ranks 44th among the states in its Je m will. assume this early — that would has made no secret of its desire really didn’t matter. Their find privacy., support for education. If the Legislature mbber leave the Republicans with one to return the popular Mrs. “ I think he would be a good time, but it should be remem ings of government misconduct stamps O’NeiU’s recommendation, “ the state will A NAME we haven't heard more nomination to make for Ferguson to the ticket and the candidate,” said the committee bered that one of those -un ate scattered helter-skelter LIEBERM AN SAID it was clear the “ march of circulated before has emerged the Board of Directors. What attention, she said, is flattering. member. " I think he handles knowns, Joan Lingard, won, throughout their report — in other modem technology — if left unchecked — from the nominations commit they would love to do is recruit a " I wouldn’t say it’s out of the himself well.” while incumbent Peter Sylves words, buried. threatens to overwhelm our sense of individual tee as one of the most solid bets party veteran with a winning question, but I have no intention However, Kocsis’ liabilities ter lost. So, it is possible for a ism and leave our lives open to the scrutiny of people who may not have our best interests at to run for the Board of Direc track record to come out of of running for the board,” she might include his activities on new face to make . an HERE ARE just a few of the Gaming head heart.” tors. a source on the committee political retirement. said. “ It goes on every time the HRC, where he found impression. more flagrant abuses they found He submitted a list of what he said were abuses had been committed by ABSCAM’s - already occurring in cable privacy, including clears hurdle investigative and prosecutorial examples involving a two-way cable system in team: operation in Columbus, Ohio. 11 NG DAYS OF HISTORY MAKING VALUES In Manchester Convicted swindler Mel Wein For example, Lieberman said, someone with to renomination berg was the master planner, access to the system's rwords leaked news the stage manager and star witness of city’s mayor “ had a preference for soft-core FEB. 10 — FEB. 21 HARTFORD (U P I) — Connecticut’s gaming chief the sting operation. Yet he shared pornography” based on what he ordered through the system and the matter became a campaign — accused by some Republicans of being overzealous in the ABSCAM bribes, lied to FBI Bennet plan issue. . — has cleared the first hurdle to renomination after SUPER SAVINGS ON ALL NEW AND agents, systematically perjured David J. Harrigan, a commissioner with the promising not to bypass the Legislature to promote himself, coached targets and Department of ^ b lic Utility Control, which gambling. staged taped conversions for the regulates cable companies in Connecticut, said A.W. Oppenheimer, 53, gave his assurance USED CARS .. .PLUS OVER 36 FREE confuses people F B I’s benefit. the DPUC also supported the bill. Thursday to the Executive Nominations Committee, Weinberg’s ABSCAM conversa Harrigan said the “ cable television of tomor which later in the dby approved his re-appointment as tions were supposed to be taped row” will pose the threat of being “ intrusive into executive director of the Division of Special Revenue. GIFTS* TO CHOOSE FROM WITH There are a number of and its certificatex)f incorpo and m onitor^. Yet he made the fam ily,” as cable companies attain the ability His nomination to serve at the pleasure of the reasons why some people are ration were explained to a countless approaches and contacts to collect data on the programs people watch, governor must now be approved by both the Senate what they order through cable shopping services and House. opposed to plans for housing that he didn’t want the FBI to know EVERY NEW OR USED CAR SOLD. group of leading citizens from or how they respond to surveys on two-way cable Oppenheimer has come under fire from some about. He made sure these phone at the town's Bennet main the business community, it systems. Republicans who claim he is authoritarian and mns Here’S A Sample Buy building. One of them is appeared that the explana conversations were not recorded the state’s gambling business too much like a private or preserved. By one estimate, as old-fashioned opposition to tions were not totally under THE CONNECTICUT Cable Television Associ corporation. He also has been criticized for showing many as 1,000 conversations were too much zeal by going around regulations to pursue a any kind of housing that is not ation, which represents the industry, said it was NEW 1983_CHEVETTE stood by everybody. It not recorded by F B I’s free already developing a code to protect subscriber goal. privately-owned, single seemed one almost had to be wheeling con man. Furthermore, privacy that would provide subscribers access to Senate Democratic leder Richard Schneller of IB family units. Another is the an expert in business law to he deliberateiy created gaps in files and other protections. Essex asked the director if he “ somewhat circum v e n t^ the spirit” of the current moratorium on new feeling that town govern follow the discussion conversations that he did record. Michael J. Dorfsman, executive director of the group, said the cable industry supported the gambling facilities by seeking to open fouradditioinal Sato prica $8195.00 Weinberg solicited and re ments don't belong in any intelligently. concept behind the legislation but did not think it Off Track Betting parlors. Down paymant $1787.69 business except cleaning the One member questioned ceived valuable gifts from ABS should be limited to cable TV. Oppenheimer, a native of Munich, Germany, who Tann 48 montha CAM victims, including gold streets and protecting citi the inclusion of three 15-year “There are many more entities capable of emigrated to the United States when he was 22, FInanea ehaiga $99940 zens from crime. A less watches, television sets, electronic gathering information such as credit card assured the panel he has acted “ in the letter” of the Satoa tax of ^80.89 Indudad PER MONTH options for renewal of the equipment, a microwave oven and companies, charities, banks, mailing houses, regulations in the past “ and I still do.” Annual parcantaga rata 11.9% extreme version is the con lease from the town to the a video recorder. Then he not only publishers, even politicians seeking funds,” He said the four OTBs were the last of the original 20 viction that if the town is housing corporation after the lied to the FBI about his skim- Dorfsman said. authorized to be opened and current law clearly i r ORDER YOURS NOW i r going to be a party to scam but perjured himself in The committee also heard testimony on other excluded them from the moratorium. intitial 40-year lease — a Oppenheimer joined the Office of Policy and providing housing, it should court. cable bills, including a proposal by Senate ANNUAL lease which may cease to Democratic leader Richard Schneller of Essex to Management in 1977 and was appointed to the gaming only provide housing for Weinberg distributed valuables exist after about 20 years. „.TMEN IMEARDI ax)U> m s . TEH tgpCljBAMD V c f d M AS A SORRcQATE McTHER....»» make cable franchises subject to renewal 10 post by Gov. William O’Neill in December 1980. PERCENTAGE people who truly needy. — some as gifts, some as bargains He said he had “ an excellent relationship” with the The answer, stripped of years after first awarded and then every five Some people are not certain — to agents and prosecutors who years. five-member Gaming Policy Board and the special RATE circumlocution and euphem were supervising him. They, in unit of the state police that investigates all criminal Main Street is the right place Schneller said the bill, which would eliminate ism, is that the arrangements turn, let him off the hook when he the “ forever franchises” now granted to cable matters in the gaming industry. PLUS . %HNANCING for rental apartments for the 11 9 must be worked out so that was accused of fleecing ABSCAM firms, would be one way to make cable companies Defending the way he conducts the state’s gaming elderly at the relatively high business, Oppenheimer said he always operates “ with the plan takes maximum O pen forim i / Readers' views victims. provide service in less profitable areas in their rents proposed. They ques Justice Department and FBI franchise. an open mind” in doing business and in handling YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE BIG advantage of Internal Re officials sw ore. to the Senate State Consumer Counsel Barry S. Zitser people. “ They do need motivation and a certain tion the validity of the n^arket Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 amount of oversight,” he said. venue provisions for tax committee that ABSCAM was the supported the idea behind Schiieller’s bill and studies that lay behind the said the current ability to revoke a franchise or Oppenheimer served with the Marine Corps in shelter. most closely supervised and moni proposal. threaten revocation is not the way to regulate Korea before returning to Connecticut to attend the ON A NEW 1983 CHEVY CAR OR TRUCK tored investigation in the F B I’s But beyond this opposition The cynical might go so far cable companies. University of Connecticut and obtain a liberal arts history. Yet the evidence is abund “ You cannot regulate cable television by the degree from Columbia University. is the suspicion that anything as to call it a tax dodge. “ private” developers to profit- The idea is basically no from the Bennet project when the ant that the officials didn’t know power of revocation,” Zitser said. “ Revocation so complicated as the Bennet Leadership? Unfair what was going on and then tried to USED CARS SALE PRICED taxpayers can be made to carry should be reserved for heinous crimes against the different, one supposes, than To the Editor: plan with its multiple docu the whole burden of “ Smith’s cover up the abuses when they consumer.” the various methods used by To the Editor: While I realize that the so-called M W $1000. SAVE $800 SAVE$800 ments and agreements must Sqbsidized Senior Citizens’ found out about them. The coverup the corporate community to cartoon 'which appeared In the 60 PONT. 76 CHEV. •0 FORD be designed to do somebody is still continuing. Luv pickup. 4 cyl., 4 spd.. 6 Fairmont 2 Or.. 4 cyl., auto.. Director Joan Lingard's com Suites.” Manchester Herald on Feb. 1 was Oran LeMans 4 Dr. V-8, auto.. reduce taxes, methods gener ments regarding Manchester’s It Is, therefore, understandable Chief prosecutor Thomas Puc- air cond., power steering & track stereo, rear step . air cond.. power steering & out of something. probably a-syndicated item, I must brakes, radio. Like naw. bumper. Low mileage. brakes, radio, very clean. ally accepted as ligitimate. involvement in the Community cio and FBI agents Anthony And, indeed, there is some that Mrs.. Lingard should be say that whoever is responsible Orig. Price $5095 I J A A C Orlg. Price $489$ $ ^ ^ 9 5 Orig. Price $4595 $A||0C Amoroso and John Good withheld FLY FREE SALE PRICED Development Block Grant pro surprised and dismayed by the •ALE PfIlCCD * 4 9 9 9 justification for that view. The public, in effect, is certainly should not hold his head gram and the ensuing response Republican cohorts’ negative re information and submitted false Farmington bank The problem of the intrica being asked to understand a up with pride in depicting that from the so-called “ GOP leader sponse to her proposal that CDBG reports to their supervisors in cies of the Bennet limited proposal that in fact involves which was involved relating to Washington. They failed to investi TO SAN JUAN ship” only serve to prove that funding be reconsidered, since Oral Roberts. 79 CHEV ’ 4750 partnership was illustrated one set of probable circum Manchester's Republican Party is their recent behavior reveals a gate charges of wrongdoing And see more of the Caribbean on I am cognizant of the fact that robbery trial set 78 FORD ’ 3895 77 OLDS ’ 3895 Impala Sta. Wag.. 3 seat, V-6, at a recent meeting of the suffering from philosophical bank against Weinberg and were less Grenada 2 Or., 6 cyl.. auto., Delta 86 Royal Cpa.. V-8, auto., power steering & stances, while in appearance definite bias in favor of expanding this is intended to be satire. Costa’s newly refurbished Carla C ruptcy and intellectual confusion. government’s role in housing. than candid in their testimony both powar staaring, atarao. vinyl auto., air cond.. power brakes, radio. Bennet Housing Authority. involves a different set of However, it is being viewed as just HARTFORD (U P I) — Five New Yorfe men and a roof. steering 6 brakes, stereo, 'The debate regarding Manches in court and before Congress. A 7 day silling from SanJuan to: As the involved terms of the circumstances. Since we are another inference that all Evange Connecticut man charged with trying to rob the . vinyl roof. 80 MERC ’ 4895 ter’s withdrawal from the CDBG Perhaps Mrs. Lingard made the The select committee also Farmington Savings Bank Oct. 16. will go to trial next Zephyr Z-7 Cpe., 6 cyl., auto., building lease, the land lease, not all corporate lawyers, we lists' are only concerned with CURACAO 82 CHEV ’ 6395 82 CHEV ’ 8295 air cond.. power steering, program centered on govern mistake of taking Chairman found that Puccio “ was able to month in U.S. District Court. the bylaws of the corporation. material gain. Cavallar Hatcbback Cpa., 4 Citation 4 Dr.. 4 cyl.. auto., air radio. Looks new. have to take.a lot on faith. ment’ 8 role in housing and was won Smith's promotion of public hous binder the efforts of other prosecu A 12-member jury was chosen earlier this week to GRENADA cyl., 4 apd., alac. dafoggar, cond.. power steering & In this instance, however, it is radio. Uka new. brakes, elec, defogger. 78 CHEV ’ 4095 by those who argue that the people ing seriously, not realizing that it tors” involved in the ABSCAM hear the case beginning March 10 and Assistant U.S. CARACAS 81 CHEV ’ 4295 not only Injurious to- the T.V. Chevstt* 2 Dr., 4 cyt., 4 »pd. stereo, tilt wheel and many Malibu Classic Sta. Wag., V-6. of Manchester want less govern was but a spasmodic reaction to a prosecution. ' Attorney Albert DabrowsU said Thursday he more extras. Evangelist Ministry, but also MARTINIQUE Lika naw. auto., power steering & ment, not more. Democratic initiative. Surely she expected the trial to take “ three or four days.” 80 CHEVY ’ 4895 80 CHEV ’ 5495 brakes, radio, rust proofed. unfortunately the Chwrch of God. The committee characterized 79 OLDS ’ 5850 Clutlon 4 Or.. V-8. (uto., dr Opposing a plan to promote new was just trying to find federal Police were tipped off to the robbery and were S T. THOM AS MMIbu 4 Dr., sm V-6. auto., 81 CHEV ’ 6695 If it ispossibie, perhaps someone various explanations of Puccio, CuU«M Supram* Cp«., V-8, cond., powar atoorlng 4 housing by means of private funding for Sinith’s projects. waiting when the gang drove up to the Farmington •uto.. air cond., powar air coTKl., power steering & Malibu Classic 2 Dr., V-6, might convey . tUs obs^ation to Amoroso and Good as “ wholly brifco,, radio. brakes, rear defogger, AM- enterprise, GOP Chairman Curtis Viilage bank near the posh Miss Porter’s School. ...wWi a apoolal group rata on staartng $ brakaa, radio. auto., air cond., power . the cartoonist, as I personally feel unpersuazive.’’ And FBI spokes The van they reportedly rented in New York was 78 DODGE ’ 3845 FM radio. steering & brakes, radio. Smith and associates would prefer Nowhere in recent history do we n DODGE ’ 3095 many are of the same opinion.. man Buck Ravels testimony was packed with sophisticated burglary tools, including Omni 4 Dr., 4 cyl>. auto., radio. 78 CHEV ’ 5295 79 PONT ’ 5795 that our local government build, see Republicans in Manchester April 16th-School Vacation Atpan Sta. Wag., 6 cyl.. auto., Nloa car. called "far from accurate.’’ torches, burning bars and huge Unks of acetylene. powar ttaarlng 6 brakaa. CamaroZ26Cpa . V 4spd.. Gran Prix Cpe., V-6, auto., air own, subsidize and bond for promoting the virtues of free power steering & br l.es. Waller G. Hopper « luggage rack, radio. Extra 81 CHEV ’ 4995 3 cond., power steering & low-income housing for the enterprise, the reduction of bu daan. Chavatta 4 Dr., 4 cyl., auto., stereo case., ruti proof. brakes, stereo, rear defogger. MS E. Center St. These findings completely con Charged with bank burglary and conspiracy were Sharp. elderly. reaucracy and the fostering'of less William Bender, 41, a precious metals dealer and radio. Lika naw. 80 CHEV ’ 5795 firm my own investigation of,the 80 OLDS ’ 6595 81 DUCK ’7395 Chairman Smith chastises the government. ABSCAM abuses. My associate Cosimo Mezapella, 56, both of the Bronx, .N.Y.; DaKa 66 Cpa.. V-6, auto., air 79 MAZDA ’ 3995 Malibu Classic 4 Dr.. V-6, William Strawsacker, 27, a sewer cleaner, and cond.. powar ataaring A QLC Spt. Hatchback Cpa., 4 Regal Cpa., V-6, auto., air auto., air cond., power Democratic Party leadership for If the Republicans were sincere Indy Badhwar spent several cond.. powar staaring A Letters policy Richard Spainhower, 44, an out-of-work cab driver, brakaa. crutaa, atarao. 80-60 cyl.. 5 apd., AM-FM radio, steering & brakes^ stereo, "screwing around" .with mlddle-i. in their belief tbat'less is best, they months digging out the details. He brakes, radio. .Like new. rear defogger. both of ()uMns, N.Y.; Joseph ValentinOt 62, a lald-eff l f .8 B 00.W E TRAVEL^ L\€, •aata. rear alac. dafoooar. raar alae. dataggar. income people — presumably would advocate a total revamping The Manchester Herald taped hours of conversations with welder from Buflalo, N.Y. and Delwright T. Dyman, meaning that government should of zoning regulatiotM, which onlg M co ro es letters to the editor. Mel Weinberg’s tragic wife, Marie, 42, of Manchester. 58 Bm I Cenlar S t, Mancheeter concern Itself solely with those who inhibit the growth of rmldentiM S Lotten should be brief and to who bad watched the ABSCAM are Indigent and should ignore the areas for all people regardless of 'the point. They should be typed' sting operation from the inside. Bender was seated in the drivers’ seat of the van 647-9949 „ „ ^ R T E R — needs of all vast majority of age and income. |or neatly hand-written, and, for when he was arrested. The others were caught after OlOntryNCA Inc middle-income people whose taxes As it stands now the Republican ease in editing, should be double- She .described skulduggeries entering the bank about 9:90 p.m. pay for our social programs. Party’s ’’offlcfar’ antl-CDBG spaced. that Badhwar checked out and the Bendei was the only suspect to post the $60,000 ball. ACoRtaCruise is easy totake. “I thought about getting Michael Deaver's new The Republicans have taken a stance sounds hollow. , TIm Herald reservfes tte right Senate committee has now con- - The others have been held in federal prison in to edit letters in the Interests of ^ e m v g o M diet book, but I'm gonna wait an' see H CAP sudden interest in the provisioi^ of firmed. For telling the truth, she Danbury since their arrest Oct. 16. WEINBERGER comes out with one." public shelters for street people. Gertrude H. Slartwy brevity, clarity and taAe was bounded by her husband and All six facemaximum 25 years in jail and up to 1229 The Republicans do not want 117 Grissom Road the FBI until she took her own life. $15,000 m fines if convicted. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ Feb. 11, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl., Feb. 11, 1963 - 9 Employees back Educators support Friday TV Wesleyan strike MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Wes everyone. Rudy Vallee, Rosemary leyan Univeraity food service Libertad Lamarque. & - ButliwM Rapon @ ) - M O VIE: 'The Ledy in Red' Lane, Three Stooges. 1941 .. plans to resume 6;0 0 P .M . A young farm girlln the 1920's employees have given their union (39 " Entertainment Tonight O - IlKlCpMldam NMMHMk - Ey«witn«t« N*w t becomes John Dillinger’s infa negotiating committee authoriza C£) N aw s 2 :0 0 A .M . ® - MOVIE: Mystery On The mous companion. Robert Con tion to order a strike against Saga (X) * ThrM'ft Company Moor' Three lost children con Friday GD - Nftws/Weath*r 10:45 P.M . rad, Louisa Fletcher, Pamela Sue Food Services. CD CC) (SD - N«ws front a wild dog and an escaped Martin. 1979. Rated R. CD - MOVIE: '8 m i Antonio' A GD ~ B.J. and the Bear convict on a foggy moor. 1982. l8 ) - Raportar 41 singer, on a Western tour, meets Saga operates the university SAT study program I (8 - MOVIE: 'Nationel end faMs in love with the famed Ty (31) - Jeffersons @ - Business Report 11 :0 0 P .M . Lampoon'a Animal House' Col dining hall and food services. Polly Bergen stars as Rhoda Hardin. Errol Flynn. Alexia Smith. (S i - MOVIE: 'Cannery Row' 7:30P .M . (3 ) - Eyawitnaaa Nawa lege isn't aH fun, but don't tell the 1945. Henry Tamarin, area director High school officials have also Henry in THE WINDS OF WAR. guys at Delta House. John Betu- ‘for Hotel and Riestaurant Em Bv- Richard Cody Along Monterey's decrepid wat (3D P M. Magazine □D - M*A*8*H O ) - Joe Franklin Show said they don’t believe the SAT’s erfront, a marine biologist tries to Although Mrs. Henry loves her shi. Tim Matheson, Donald Suth Herald Reporter CD (I) (8 - Nawa , ployees Union Local 217, said forget his past while a young run (3D - All In the Family husband (portrayed by Robert erland. 1976. (3D - Beet of M idnight S p e c i f are representative of a classes’ CD - Ua Datactor Thursday, "The strike vote was talents or abilities. away drifts into life in a bordello. (3D - You Asked For It M itchum ). she is drawn to 1 8 - MQVIE: 'Q.l. Blues' Three ' (32) - ESPN's Sportswomen' BOLTON — In an effort to Nick Nolle, Debra Winger Rated Q]) - Odd Coupla * G.i.'s forni a muaicel combo white , taken broause of the workers' In November, however, the (5 ) “ Family Feud another man. The sixth part of 8 - MOVIE: 'Chanel Sollteirk' improve SAT scores, the school PG stationed in Germany. Elvis Pres- Coco Chanel's struggle for suc anger and frustration at being board asked high school pmple to (3D - News the seven installments of the 0 2 - ESPN SpoitaCantar board decided Thursday to back (S ‘ USA Cartoon Express iw . Juliet Prowse, Robert Ivers. cess In the high fashion world is unable to reach a reasonable look into ways of improving the (32) - ESPN SportsCenter "ABC Novel for Television" 8 - Night Flight. 1960. (S - Festival of Faith clwonicled. Marie Francz Pisiqr< contract with this company." the high school principal’s recom dS - Sports Probe presentation airs Friday. Feb. 0 2 - Fastival of Faith Rutger Hauer, Timothy Dalton. scores. - Little House 12:30A.Ma , He said the union and company mendation and revive a program (20) 11- 8 8 - Twilight Zona 1981. Rated R. “ We want to try to improve the (29 - Soap C3D - All In the Family that will prepare students for the (22) - Newscenter C H EC K LISTINQS FOR EX ACT TIME have been negotiating since Sep score on the SAT,” Fleming said. ( ^ - Sports (S) - Sports Tonight 8 - Sports Update test. (S * Making It Count CSD - Soul Train tember, "but we still have numer “ But it’s not what we want to do (g) - M*A*S*H 8 - Newscenter 8 - NBC News Overnight ' Joseph Fleming, the high school S5) - Reporter 41 C D -P ttfa U ous and serious areas of disagree philosophically.” (2$ (^ - MacNeil-Lehrer 8 - Sign Off 8 - Sign Off principal and acting assistant (S - M*A-S»H (3D - Star Trek ment, not only in the areas of High school officials tried to run Report 8 - Psiicula; ‘Loa Eapiaa 8 - MOVIE: 'Tattoo' A psy wages and fringe benefits, but also superintendent, said Thursday @ - Dr. Who M usffn an Sllsncio' G9 - MOVIE: 'A Stranger is chotic tattoo expert kidnapa.s the program several years ago, but (2§) - 'Charytin' Programs musi W atching' A killer holds hos contract language governing night at a school board meeting cal presentando la bella Charytin. (B )- Sualnsss Rsport model and makes her the ultimate student interest fizzled after a 6:30P .M . tages in the tunnels under New canvas for his work. Bruce Dem, rights on the job.” . that high school teachers and Y ^ ’s Grand Central Station. Rip couple of sessions, Fleming said. (3D - WKRP in Cincinnati (29 - bie Detector 11:30 P.M . Maud Adams. 1981. counselors would like to see higher erbial heart of gold. Shirley Ma- Louis Hukeyser analyzes the '80s (3D - Irtdependent Network Tom. Rated R. The union represents 36 workers But the principal said a different dD - CBS News ( ^ - Barney Miller with a weekly review of econ CD CD - Hawaii Five-O SAT scores from the kids. cLaine. John McMartin, Ricardo New s (0) - America Screams 2:15 A .M . at Wesleyan and others at several approach this time may change (3D - Barney Miller d 9 - More Real People Montalban. 1969. omic and investment matters. CD - Stsrsky and Hutch The program will be held in (32) ' U.8. International 8 - Madame's Place (S - Sign Off colleges and universities in that. @ ) - SIN Presenta March, and will cost students $10 (32) - NCAA Instruct ional 8:00P .M . (S) “ Prime News Swimming Competition The ( D - Banny HNI Show C £ • MOVIE: A SUr Is Bom: .Connecticut. He said making the students pay Series 'Relay Competition' is presented 8 - SCTV Network for each section', mathematics or (3D (3D - Dukes of Hazzard (S) ** Powers of Matthew 9:00 P.M . CD 8 - NIghtllne An unknown girl rises to star for part of the program should Daisy helps a defector from a Star from Indianapolis. IN. (22) @9) - NBC News Matthew and Walt masquer (S) - Saturday Night Livs 1:00 A.M . dom. Judy Garland. James English. A student will pay $20 to Russian gymnastics team escape ade as a magician and casino de (3D C3D'- Dallas Cliff Barnes inspire a committment. School (22) - MOVIE: 'Leopard In the blames himself when the com (39 - World Championship ** Sanford and Son 8on. 1955. Hartfard mayor take both sections, Fleming said. her pursuers (60 min.) aler to catch a con artist. (60 min.) 8 - On Location: Carlin at (3D officials will also be recommend Snow' After being lost in the bliz pany piano his mother is on Boxing: Marvelous Marvin The school board voted to Hagler vs Tony Sibson Cem egie This famous comedian (ID - Sign O ff 2 :3 0 A .M . v knocks budget ing the program, which will run on zard, a young woman is rescued (3D ■ P-M. Magazine (29 - MOVIE: The Pride of the crashes. (60 min.) shares his offbeat perceptions of by a brooding recluse and rom Yankees' The biography of Lou (3D - Psychic Phenomena (32) - E8PN SportsCenter subsidize the additional $15 per (3D d9 - Winds of War Part 6 - CNN Headline News the absurdities of everyday living. HARTFORD (UPI) - Mayor late-bus days, Monday and ance develops Keir Oullea Gherig, the iron man' of baseball. C5D - The Merv Show student the program will cost. (S) - Freeman Raports (S ) - M ike Douglas People Now 8 - Crossfire Wednesday, (ID - MOVIE; The Silent Gary Cooper. Teresa W right (S) - Friday Night Boxing Cov ® - Night Oallefv Thirman L. Milner has joined the Fleming said the course will be (2$ - Untamed World Partner' A bank teller cashes in (S) - Remington Steele 8 - Entertainment Tonight 2:4 5 A .M . It’s been set up so not to conflict Walter Brennan 1942. erage of professional boxing is @ ) > Crossfire ranks of people critical of Gov. taught by professionals from out (@ - Noticiero Nacional SIN on a bank robbery in progress. El presented from Atlantic City. NJ. Laura and Remington are in com 8 - Despedida 8 -Sign Off with any sports programs, Flem Noticias nacionales con Guillermo liott Gould, Christopher Plummer ( 8 - Tonight Show Johnny William O’Neill’s spending priori Herald photo by Tarquinlo side ' the regular high school - Washington Week/ (2 hrs.) petition when they work for dif 8 - Film ing said. Restrepo 1979 Review Paul Duke is joined by ferent clients in solving a jewel is joined by bob Uecker. (60 min.) ties outlined in his S3.57-billion faculty. ( ^ - Knight Rider Michael is 3 ;0 0 A .M . "W e feel there’s a need at this ® - Jeffersons top Washington journalists ana heist. (60 min.) (® - Madame'e Place 1 :15A .M . budget proposal. (H) - MOVIE: The Beast Must in danger when his supercar turns CD - MOVIE; 'Red Pony' A The studehts from last year’s Die' A sportsman invites of grup lyzing the week's news. particular time. We’d like to see if ^ - ABC News on him after Bonnie is kidnapped. (B l - Sign O ff 8 - Sign Off young boy escapes his bickering . “ There were no priorities set to graduating class who took the test of men and women who have d9 ’ MacNeil-Lehrer Report - MOVIE: 'Making Love' A (60 min.) family through love for his colt. address the needs of this state’s the students feel there is a need (§D - Over Easy been involved in a series of bi young woman must face the 12:00 A .M . 1:30 A.M . After the blaze scored on an average just below ** Fairfield Co. Report (@ - 24 Horas Myma Loy. Robert Mitchunt, also,” said Fleming. zarre deaths to spend the night of knowledge that her husband is in (29 - Tom Cottle Show and nation's most impoverished state, New England and national 7:00P .M . ( ^ - MOVIE: 'Ashanti' A man CD - MOVIE: SST: Diiaatar in (3D Louis Calhern. 1949. a full moon with him One will be love with another man. Kate d2)" Lawmakers Lawmakers re cities —• Hartford and New crosses the Sahara in pursuit of th e Sky' The inaugural flight of GD - America's Top Ten Firefighters from the North Coventry Fire said at the scene the fire apparently started levels. (3D - CBS News come a werewolf Calvin Lock Jackson. Harry Hamlin, Michael port on the weekly activities of (3D - One Step Beyond Arab slave traders who kid the first American supersonic Haven," Milner said Thursday. Because the school is small, CS O ) - M-A-S-H hart, Peter Cushing, Charles Gray. Ontkean 1981 Congress transport turns into a nightmare. (3D ' Independent Network- Department above poke holes In a ceiling of from an electrical failure In a closet. The napped his wife. Peter Ustinov. 8 ~ Night Flight "There were no tax r^fnrm 1975 Lome Greene. Burgess f^redith, N ew s home was heavily damaged by smoke, but costly to the community and Meeting slated (3) - Muppet Show (3 l - MOVIE: ‘Killer Elite' Two 9:30 P.M. Omar Sheriff. Rex Harrison. 8 - Sunday at the King'.s proposals that would assist the a home on Cedar Swamp Road that caught (32) - Winterworld Series Ride professional gunmen wind up Peter Graves. 1977. (32) - NCAA Basketball Report stressing the basics, some school (3D - ABC News (29 - Soap 1979. House fire Thursday shortly before noon. there was no dollar estimate put on the BOLTON — The meeting of the the Wind.' stalking each other in a complex CD 8 - Last Word G9 - Uving FaHh already overburdened, residential officials were bothered by the (3D - Soap (29 - Connecticut Lawmakers © ) - Body In Question (S) - Prime News damage. There were no injuries. In the pic Board of Tax Review scheduled for (31) - MOVIE: 'The Seduction' double cross. James Caan, Rob 0 2 - FIS World Cup Skiing: 8 - Twilight Zorw property owners, who bear the FIrefIghres from Bolton, Tolland, and North scores. (3D ^ iS) - Alice ert Duvall- 1975. *■ Vanessa 8 - Qunsmoke ture, Craig Ardel is at left and Dave Donahue last Monday but canceled because A popular TV reporter is pursued (29 10:15P .M . Men's 90-Meter Jumping Cov 8 - MOVIE: 'King of Marvin brunt of local taxes needed to and South Coventry department stopped the However, others downplayed the (32) - NCAA Basketball Report by a photographer Morgan Fair- 8:30 P.M. - State We're In d9 - MOVIE: 'Hum an Feelings' erage of the Men’s 90-Meter Gardens' A radio personality is 8 - Sign Off support aid to our poorest resi blaze within IS minutes after arriving at the at right. significance of the average, saying of inclement weather will instead child. Andrew Stevens. Michael An angel tries to save the sin- Jumping is presented from Lake O - 'You!' Mag. for Women (TD - Health Beat i 0:00 P.M. obsessed with inventing a tragic dents," Milner said. that because only 27 students took be held this coming Monday from 7 Sarrazin, Vince -Edwards. Rated packed gambling resort of Las Placid. NY. autobiography for his listeners. scene. North Coventry Captain Ray Streeter (S) * Moneyline R - FIS World Cup Skiing: 3 :30 A.M . The mayor said O'Neill by the test, one low number could to 9 p.m. in the assessor’s office at (32) (3D (3D “ Falcon Crast Chase Vegas-and falls in love. Nancy 8 - MOVIE: -Tha Sun Alio Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern, Ellen 52) - Newscenter Men's 90-Meter Jumping Cov town hail. (39 - Pro Ski International Tour and Maggie watch their marriage Walker, Billy Crystal. 1978. Rises’ This story portrays the Burstyn. 1972. (32) - Future Sport passed the city's most critical n e ^ drop the average. - Profiles/American Art erage of the Men’s 90-Meter deteriorate under the weight of (2$ Coverage of the men's downhill is turbulent lives of the 'lost genera 8 - MOVIE: ‘Tlina Out for 8 - MOVIE: 'The Pride of the — jobs and job training for the Conrad Schwiering ' Schwienng, Jumping is presented from Lake his murder investigation. (60 10:30 P.M. presented from Winter Park. CO tion* which emerged from the first Rhythm' When a star admits her Yankees' The biography of Lou hard-core unemployed. the famous landscape painter, is Placid, NY. mm.) (3D - New York Report (60 min ) World War. Tyrone Power. Ava career means more to her than Gherig, the 'iron man' of baseball. profiled (R) [Closed Captioned). “ I realize this state, as most, is (19) - MOVIE: -Sw eet Charity' A (39 ** Voice of Faith (3D - News Q D - New s Gardner, Errol Flynn. 1957. her friends or sweetheart, her Gary Cooper. Teresa Wright, Walter Brennan. 1942. < feeling drastic federal cuts and Bay State to investigate 53) ~ Soledad Sene dramatica dance hall hostess has the prov- (29 dD * Wall Street Week (3D “ Meet the Mayors (29 - Alfred Hitchcock (S ) - New s meld steps in to win contracts for tight budgetary restraints, but to Area towns place the. bulk of these financial I ’M WITH VOU KNOW, MK.TUSBS-, I'V FACING WHAT KIND OF POLITICIAN' burdens on the poorest is not only I ALL THAT MONEV. ATOU&H f ig h t f o r RENOMINATION ARE YOU? ASTBO-CBAPH unfair, but unjust,” Milner said. price gouging charges ! MR. TUBB^.VOU'LL A HEAUTHV PONATlOW TO MV R E - BRIDGE ELECTION COMMITTEE COULP PUT Coventry ) WAWT TO IWVB5T Bernice Bede Oso( Bolton / IT WI5ELV. YOU IN 6000 STEAD FOR AN Astranaut begins APPOINTMENT— BOSTON (UPI) — The Massa Retailers can charge an additional a week at Yale chusetts Legislature Thursday ad 2 cents per can handling charge. mitted a special order that will Galvin said the $1.50 average Find a correct defense NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Astro < % u r lead to an investigation of whether added by beer wholesalers naut Joseph Allen has started a beverage distributors have price "clearly exceeds whatever han possible by taking North out ^Birthday .week at Yale University as gouged since the new bottle bill law dling charge might be justified.” ' of three no-trun^ for the scientist-in-resident. Drug use incident in school went into effect last month. " I think it's being used as an reason that he. South, had February 12.18S3 It was a sort of homecoming for “ There seems to be a mood excuse to increase the price of ^ NORTH 2-11-13 100 honors in hearts. Important new Interests wHI Allen, 45, who spent four years at among wholesalers and retailers beer.” he said. 4 A 9 4 Of course. South explained .Yale between 1961 and 1965 as a 4 9 3 lake you oil In Iresh directions the bottle bill provided a chance to that his hand had appeared doctoral student and research ♦ K 10 to be of little value at no- this coming year. You could be leads to plan for workshop go up in price. If there’s price The state Executive Office of extremely lucky In situatlona 4AKQJ83 trump, but North pointed out scientist. \ gouging we’d like to know about Environmental Affairs has re which advance your personal He remembered his alma mater EAST in a few hastily■ itfly chosen it,” said Rep. William Galvin, ceived numerous complaints about WEST ambitions. by carrying university memorabi before or while in school, and then WELL,WE \HQW ABOUT 3 , 4 1 7 6 1 4 Q J 102 words that North's lump to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 16) parents to inform their youngsters D-Boston, cochairman of the Go price gouging and other alleged lia into space during his five-day Bv Richard Cadv GOTTA GET TH' \ DAYS FROM f I » 6 5 4A72 three no-trump had taken You should have chances dl ndt to pick up loose candy, because began developing a fluctuating vernment Regulations Committee. violations of the law. Some consu NOW AT Herald Reporter ARE SETTLED, TEAMS TOGETHER 8 5 4 2 ♦ AQ J6 full responsibility for mak- mission in November aboard the sometimes drugs resemble blood pressure, a reaction to the mers said they've had to wash out WHEN DO WE V AN' FIGURE O ♦ this time to disengage from an Galvin said his committee soon 4 8 5 4 497 ing three no-trump and con unproductive situatlorl. space shuttle Columbia. sweets. drug. will investigate complaints from containers before returning them. PLAY TH'SAME? 1 SOME PLAtrS tained no suggestion that BOLTON — A recent incident in Release It without regrets and The items, a medal struck in 1961 "W e are concerned that these The matter was turned over to consumers about price gouging on Between 60 and 70 of the SOUTH South should go to four which a Grade 8 student developed 4K6 get a fresh start. Order now: to mark Yale’s 200th anniversary things called ‘purple hearts’ (am state police. Packman said. cases of beer and soft drinks. He complaints have been referred to hearts. the NEW Astro-Graph Match blood pressure palpitations, ap 4 K Q J 1 0 I4 and a 1752 oak letter opener phetamines) look like Valentine “ A parent who has become said the price of beer has gone up the attorney-general's office. We have some sympathy maker wheel and booklet which parently because of amphetam ♦ 9 7 3 fashioned from a piece of Yale’s candies, or something in between a concerned over this had moved to Galvin said the committee also for South. He did have those reveals romantic combinations, ines, has prompted school officials nearly $3. but that only $1.50 has 410 2 former (Connecticut Hall, were vitamin and a candy,” Packman Bolton to get away from this honors. He did have an compatibilities lor all slgnd, to take measures to prevent been added by wholesalers. wants to know how much revenue presented to Yale President A. said. "W e hope to instruct kids to problem,” Packman said. "W e Under the law, most beverage had been generated by extra Vulnerable: Both apparently unsatisfactory tells how to get along with further problems. Dealer: Eiast hand for no-trump and he others, finds rising signs, hid Bartlett Giamatti. know what they’re taking.” don’t feel that we have a major containers require five and 10 handling charges in addition to the bad run into some mighty den qualities, plus m >re. Mall Richard E. Packman, acting The program this spring will also problem down here.” cents and must be returnable. deposits. West North East fine defense by East. $2 to Astro-Graph, Uox 488. superintendent and elementary extend to the high school, but the !♦ 14 Ratchford afters East’s jack of diamonds Radio City Station, N.Y. 10018. school principal, told the Board of thrust there will be alcohol abuse. After the board meeting. Pack Pass 3 NT Pass Send an additional $1 lor your held the first trick.- Then benefit legislatlan Education Thursday night that he Principal Joseph Fleming said man said it was only the second Pass Pass Pass East led back the deuce of Aquarius Astro-Graph predic time in seven years that faculty WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. plans on setting up a workshop for Thursday. Axle failure continuing trumps. South mulled things tions lor 1983. Be sure to give members have become aware of your zodiac sign. William R. Ratchford, D-Conn.. school officials and drug abuse Packman said experts from the BOV.'AAV LET A\E OH.'AH.'OH.M PON'T I SEE BOT-re- IS over for a while but could drug use in the kindergarten-to- Opening lead: 42 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A has proposed legislation he hopes experts to discuss drug use in state police will be on hand to give SJECK L D o e e N P O E S T H A T J /VCVE FI NALLV GETTING find no way to avoid the loss HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal problems when other commuter better insight into' something will bolster sagging public confi school with parents. advice. Grade 8 level. RE ALLV IT U P FEEL XAf?OUNC^ WHAT H E of three diamonds and the He said he didn't think the drug officials say field tests show cars were checked, he said. ' trump ace. you viewed only on an Intellec dence in the Social Security He said the workshop will be held Packman said the incident in TENSB' FDR VOU .'' COOP.' so MUCH .' PESERVES.' . continued incidents of potential "This clearly indicates that an It was fine defense, but tual level can be gained now by in the early spring, and it will be question happened in the past the student took was passed in a more compassionate evalua system. school. “ I think it was brought in," axle failures on the Metro North inspection program is warranted, By Oswald Jacoby nothing sensational. Any fine Ratchford said he introduced well advertised. month. A Grade 8 student appar tion. Let your heart rule your Commuter rail system between if there is to be commuter and James Jacoby defensive player looking at legislation to add four members to Packman said he wants to advise ently took amphetamines either he said. head. New Haven and New York City. service,” Blanchette said. the dummy would have ARIES (March 21-April 18) the three-member Social Security Today's defensive play found it or at least should During a routine inspection Jan. Further delays are foolish If Board of Trustees to "depoliticize” The commuter trains were must be credited in large have found it. there Is a project you've not 15, an axle damaged by an (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) their decisions. overheated bearing was found. forced to reduce speeds and make part to South. He made it begun because ol one excuse Also, he would require the Federal Railroad Administrator stops enroute from New Haven to (Jtr or another. Move today. trustees to make a six-month study Cosh turned lover to FBI <«r TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Robert Blanchette said Thursday Grand Central Station for spot Beginning today, start aiming of trust fund investment practices. in a release from his Washington inspections after two incidents of tor greater heights than you've office. axle failure in 1982. been accustomed to. Even If He said the bearing was at the The rail service now is operated £ you tall short, which Isn't likely, Cloud moves on bdlieved sentry heist loot point of giving out and could have by the state Department of Trans you'll still come out ahead. GEMINI (May 21-Juns 20) to other Interests caused the wheel to separate from portation and the Metropolitan I ’M Fiivr IN LiNe, #o I a u s s s Overlook no opportunities at the axle and caused a derailment. Transportation Authority in New HARTFORD (UPI) —^Former agent said that cash found in the UNEMPLOYMENT this time to become more NEW Y O R K (U P I) — A trunk money there was. There were similar developing York. I'M A 1-6a p i N<» ecowoMie iNo k a ToR. ACROSS M Id le r Answer to Prsvioui Puzzle state Sen. Sanford Cloud has bag was from the Sentry heist herdtman knowledgeable In your area of filled with about 100 pounds of The disclosure was made in New announced he has resigned from Although not indicted, Papada OFFICE 1 Swsrva Winged god endeavor. In the limes ahead cash, believed to be part of the loot York City. The FBI in the city and Aetna Life and Casualty’s law kos, a former cook, is being held on 5 Colltgt Wat you'll be glad you're prepared. in the record $11 million Sentry in Albany declined to confirm it. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - department to pursue a number of a complaint charging him with degree (ebbr.) Law degree heist, was surrendered to the FBI On Tuesday, a plastic bag Chafee eyes cuts 8 Step end hop Joint ventures hold possibllllles business and community interests. bank larceny in the case. (ebbr.) in Albany, N.Y., sources said containing 60 pounds of cash, 12 Distinctive sir Cowboy gear lor you In this cycle. Listen Cloud said Thursday he will Papadakos has requested a □ a iD E i amounting to more than $379,000, PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - is viewed that the pain is equally 13 Ordinance Inhebiti carefully to any proposition continue to work under contract today. hearing Monday to determine 14 Indian coin Q O Q where you could play a partici A man who said he represented turned up in the Bridgeport, Conn., Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.l., says shared,” he said. Dow ncir n H D for Aetna as a consultant, but will home of Thomas Sklados, the whether he should be extradited to Chafee said he believes the 15 Trenelation Grow together pating role. the father one of the four suspects he itelieves Congress and the □ H D have the freedom to pursue other New York to stand trial for the president's proposed 14 percent 16 Mating I Hoiteli LEO (July 23-Aufl. 22) Some arrested in the Dec. 12 theft, the father-in-law of Demetrios Papa- Reagan administration will trim HDD thing you’ve been negotiating "interests I could not pursue as as theft. 18 Auto failure I Summon by biggest cash heist in U.S. history, dakos, one of the suspects arrested the $200 billion projected federal increase in military spending for 20 Type □QD HDD DD IH could ha close to an agreement officer of Aetna ivithout implying fiscal 1984 will be cutto 9 or 10 Tm a » name □HDDHDHHDa IH delivered the trunk Thursday to an in the theft. deficit this year through spending c= ZX 21 M ao _____ ' Augment today because fresh terms will an Aetna interest.” Authorities have linked the mo percent, and the 10 percent federal tung □DDHaaDQOl IH be more acceptable to every office of the FBI, sources close to cuts and tax changes. I Regan's father aDDHlDDDHl ID “ For the foreseeable future, ney to the theft at the Sentry income tax'cut scheduled to take 22 Concerning I Weather one Involved. most of my time will still be spent the investigation said. Chafee told broadcast execu 23 Sheltered Armored Courier Corp. in the Air quality report effect on July 1 will be revised. bureau (ebbr.) 38 Lab burner 53 Spanish VIROO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) The " working on projects for Aetna, The man, who was not identified, tives Thursday the deficit is the from wind odds are better than average Bronx. " I am convinced it will be i Young women 41 Predicsment was questioned for several hours. HARTFORD (U PI) The state prime problem now confronting 26 Caustic painter projecU which both I and the U.S. Magistrate Herbert Shapiro changed as far as those in the I Chriitmes at this time that you'll stick to a He then then requested a lawyer. Washington. 5HA.LU OH, 60LL.V, 1 1111111101 substance 42 Molluek company regard as challenging Department of Environmental I Pinniyiviilia 54 River in diet or exercise program if you The sources said the man told the set bail at $1 million Thursday for upper income brackets are con 28 New 45 Maks in and important,” Cloud said. Protection has forecast good air FOR 6I2ANPV A*1P 06A R 5? CLONES AT port . inaugurate It now. Don’t delay Papadakos, 36, who is being held in “ When a penny-pinching Repub cerned," Chafee said. "If there are Testament Ruiiie any longer. FBI the cash was from the record quality conditions across Connecti I Circe edging Those projects will include help . jail in Miami, where he was picked lican administration rolls up a to be cuts in the domestic side of book UiRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) If heist at the Sentry Armored Car I Small auto 47 Tawny 65 Obsatvinca ing Aetna to identify and make cut through the Sunday. The DEP projected deficit of $200 billion, the budget, on the other side, there 30 Hide there is an Important matter Courier Corp. in the Bronx, but up last week. reported moderate conditions in I California 48 Not ta much sodally responsive investments Shapiro said the charges against even those of us in Washington find has to be a tax change or 34 Polar lights 57 Modem you’ve been wanting to take authorities were trying to confirm Hartford Thursday and good con 36 Mentally county 48 Arabian gulf and incorporate public involve Papadakos were “ thin, very thin," that’s a lot of money,"Chafee said. elimination of the tax break for the I Never (contr.) 58 Cutting more ol a direct hand In that. FBI agents were counting the ditions elsewhere in the state. sound managing, this Is the day to ment activities into the company’s "Some cuts will be accepted if it i All (prsfix) 50 Democrat cash to determine how much but he set the high bail after an FBI higher brackets. 37 Not plump implement grab the tiller. day-UHlay business operations. I Laugh syllible (abbrl m 38 Court cry SCORPIO (Oct. a44tov. 22) 40 Visible 1 2 3 4 1 • 7 • S to tl You may want to effect tome fi 41 Cat command changes today which you fsW Flowering Plants for 43 Rugged rock a . tz la 14 will be ol benefit to you m X a U1 rate hike bid draws opposition 44 Annoying your family.'Evan If th ^ aren't fsMing IS IS 17 mate the proposed overall VALENTINE’S_DAY n ilte ready, gat them rolling. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) vestors equity and earned Utility Control Wednes TMWit ua • IMOI 48 Pleine etets SAQITTAMi (Nov. ES^bac. 16.2 percent (or the year increase. libhr.1 IS IS 20 31 — Connecticut Consumer day. U I promised it would 21) Concentrate now on what 48 Young boy ending Dec. SI, 10S2. Include proposals to avoid w« hav* • you hope to accomplish over Counsel Barry ZItzer says 51 JecUs'e 2nd 22 23 34 “ I simply can’t under any further increase in wondarful Azaleas the next few weeks, then begin nothing short of a husband stand how a company customer rates (or more WHATIs t o u r /W3TWS? i^O/NiSr I'M AV JR E CCiUCERyiBP 2t 2S 27 21 2# 33 33 to make condta plans to take "m eteor” will stop him asaortifMnt of: Cyclamen 82 Prophsty SO 31 you to your obiective Map by earning the maximum than a year. TOSAY WHEN 0HE SEES HCW ABOUT WHAT ©HEfe 56 Anteater order from opposing a $45 mil valontinps cookioi cutters CInnararlas DIRTY 'tCUAPB, WiNTHfaOP^ 34 SI M lion rate hike request by rate It is allowed to earn The DPUC will schedule DO. 69 Fern fagiuret by law is looking (or a rate 14 ACMS-$t.S00 candles loll heart pana Primroses 5 60 Sown (FrJ CAPfNCORN (Dec. 22.Jaii. If) United lUuminatlng Co. public hearings on the 37 SS sa g S M O O W N 61 VirutolMMn Be alert for aignala today which UI has announced it will Increaae,” he said. rate hike request and if. cut outa dolllaa * | could opan naw financial “ They wlH-have to ex- 62 Burmntn «a 41 43 43 seek the 9.S percent in approved, the increase Severe receitlon lorcei currency opportunHIaa lor you. You luck lain to me and to the would not go into effect Umber compeny to ucriflce wW bo Improving UslMa araa. crease for Its more than “HOUSEPLANTS MAKE NICE 63 Flaky storm 44 41 4# 47 iPUC what kind of until mtd-1083. lind. 16 benllful parcels Braaka could develop llu t. 280,000 electric cuatomers S near lakes k aU areas »IU be VALENTINE GIFTS" 64 Compels meteor they expect to hit The exact Impact on a 4S 4f SO St S3 IT IT •T (NtWaFAFla INTEIiaNtEAMN.|- early nest month to cover ■old at bargain prices. point their operation that would typical residential custo 66 Ivy League the higher coati of provid Parcels from 10-10 acres M IT M M drop them from the very priced (rom WSOO. For dlrec- WnHim Nurseni member , ing eervice and maintain m er’s bill will not be profitable situation they available until the actual Uons. call: books chlldran’s valantinaa -Grow With Ua” SO 11 •3 Ndvar put off until tomor earninga and cash flow. DOWN row that which the boss wai are now in,” Zltser said. application is filed next soa-^sA-issi 6 But Zltser said UI is ■•JO AM-4JD PM - 7 DAVB Rt. 6 Bolton 643-7S02 •1 14 M trying to track down ymter- allowed to c-rn a 10.5 In its notice to the state month. The company said 1 'Satiets f f day. percent return, on its in Department of Public it is expected to approxi i i m v F. the iwfoelo if maialt>«4 M opo«‘^ ^fitewn manthelttp J PfiMMitfar* MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Feb. 11, 1983 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Feb. 11, 1983 O bitu aries Hospital gets $60,000i Robert G. Boucher FOCUS / Weekend Robert G. Boucher. 54. of 8 as first part of gift Marjorie Lane in Vernon, died this morning at his home following an apparent heart attack. He was the , Because it has succeeded in cutting $100,000. Continuing the program to husband of Janet Holmes Boucher. cost to patients, Manchester Memorial perform more surgery on an outpatient He was bom in Rockville Sept. Hospital has received $60,000 from basis is expected to save another 11. 1928, the son of the late Bernice United Technologies as the first $60,000. and George Dimock Boucher. He installment on a five-year $300,000 gift Dr. Sidney Curtis, corporate medical lived in Manchester and Bolton toward a new mental hea|th center. director of United Technologies, said until 1960. United Technologies says more than Manchester Memorial Hospital’s sue- - ■ r He was a certified public accoun $30,000 in medical costs has been saved cess with the program has led UTC to > tant and a graduate of the former in 1982 under an agreement between it adopt the program for all Its future Hartford School of Accounting. He and the hospital, and savings of more contributions to hospital fund drives. had operated a public accounting than $100,000 are projected for this “We want to continue making service in the Manchester- year. generous contributions to the hospitals ■eafher bp^s, Sequin are w ay to go to parties Rockville area since 1959. The savings in 1082 were achieved that serve employees of the corpora He was a veteran of the Korean because more of the surgery at the tion,” Dr. Curtis said. “We want War and served in the U.S. Army hospital was performed on an outpa hospitals to succeed in their cost- tient basis compared to 1981, reducing Kfontainment efforts by putting in where he attained the rank of fOuion Pl#8* ■ New Year’s and Halloween parties involving lieutenant. He was a member of the expense of keeping patients programs with measurable overnight. objectives.” naportir - costumes in the last two years. Then there’s the First Congregational Church of the Farmington Valley Arts Center. The center Vernon and the Connecticut CPA The cooperative program hinges on a Association. UTC pledge to contribute the $300,000 ' Kenney said several policy, changes r^xtoeicte.toatteiidtheGoipiec^ has ^brown two costume balls in the past two Besides his wife, he is survived over the next five years, but half the at Manchester Memorial helped in a'AcoatumeJOaU wMbadutedfor Saturday id years, both “very successful" according to one by three sons. David H. of Vernon, contributions depends on the hospital crease the proportion of outpatient T pim. M Uta li^ o r d Oub tu Haitlbrd. do not veteran party watdier. Robert M, of Manchester, and achieving cost-cutting goals! surgery. Extending the time from 3 Mjfeenqitdd to mu out and rent a bear costume The Conitecticut Opera Guild planned its Timothy A. at home; a daughter, Edward M. Kenney, executive direc p.m. to 5 p.m., for instance, expanded 'W^.'Agieittbead. first costume party last year. More than 150 Linda B, Boucher at home; a tor of the hospital, said the hospital and the kinds of surgery that could be ^entin'g a reaidy-ineder uttimaglnative ciHF people attended. "It was just a fun, happy brother, Walter Boucher of Bruns the corporation agreed on an increase performed on an abulatory basis. The tdine b r luT arta beneOt i r a little like party,” says Mrs. Klibanoff, "so we decided to wick, Maine, and a sister, Ruth from 20 to 25 percent in ambulatory program was in effect for only half the rgdiedulliif a goarmet4jUni>er at Burger King. elaborate on it. It's a fun way to raise money. ’’ Misaiko of Rockville. surgery. “We surpassed the goal by year so the savings this year should Inrfim ply not done, at leaet not in proper. So now you know that rented bear costumes Funeral services will be Monday achieving a level of more than 27 double, he said. > celmiieTpaity'drclesi , are out. What’s in? at 11 a m. at Holmes Funeral percent," Kenney said. Dr. Curtis said UTC’s cost- '.Wbat you'll bave to do ie Mretcb your “We encourage people to dress in attire that Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be For next year, the hospital and UTC containment efforts reflect the serious- ; intapUatton. II yonr’re bandy witb needle and is not ordinary,’’ says Ms. Walden. in Buckland Cemetery. Calling have agreed on a goal that calls for ness of rising medical costs. He said * ae eeveral of Uie party-goen are, you THE MOST IMPORTANT thing ■is creativ hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. reducing the average length of stay for total United States health expend!- ^ psychiatric care by two days, to'> an tures, public and private, increased clfooee to design and make your owU ity. One man attended the Muncipal Cafeteria and 7 to 9 p.m Memorial contribu doittune. party in white tails. He was accompanied by a tions may be made to the First average of 22 days, Kenney said. He from $41.7 billion in 1965 to $286.6 billion expects that will save more than in 1981. .InUiTV EXACTLY wbat Etoy Mertettl, one woman in a white gown with black sash. Congregational Church of Vernon. .pf tbe bkll’s organitwe, did. She will be Other men expressed their creativity in reeidendent In pmk satin and black lace gown more subtle ways. That’s OK, too.. They wore Adolph Welskopp bellttiUg the most gorgeous Southern be&e. traditional formal attire, jazzed up with an Adolph Welskopp, 78, of 70' 2 E. $114,265 given to hospital Cliedc out the thrift ghops for an outlandish outrageous tie in rainbow hues. Center St . died Thursday at home. lard.' Haunt the flea markets and tag sales Many women chose antique dresses, or He was the husband of .Anna A total of $114,265 in contributions sion project, received contributions ; ere regulafly advertised in town. Joan dresses from the 30s and 40s. One woman evei* Schwartz Wefskopp was donated to the Manchester Memor and pledges surpassing the $3 million weiden of West Hartford, a ’ professfonat* wore an avant-garde black leather dress, very He was born in Germany Jan. 8, ial Hospital Development Fund last goal. Many of the donors to the 1905. He settled in Manchester in party-planner, found her most recent costume tiny, very bare, and witb no apparent means of year, reported Thomas F. Ferguson, a Prescription '84 drive will be making at a tag Bale. support. 1926. hospital trustee and chairman of the payments on their pledges for the next He was employed as a sheet hospital's Development Committee. several years, Mr. Ferguson indicated. . I|.7Was a yellow and silver secpiined-and At the Atheneum Halloween party, one metal worker with Hamilton The development fund helps provide “Public support has been crucial to Widpd flapper dress with an old G. Pox label. woman came as a black widow spider. She Standard of Windsor Locks. .After for many of the hospital's capital the efforts of Manchester Memorial ,‘T jot. It in early fall and never knew what I'd wore a black body stocking, and her own legs — retiring, he became a permittee needs, such as the acquisition of Hospital since the idea of a local wpar it ter." she says. It was obviously not the plus a few added to make the correct number and memberof the ZipserClub. He medical \ equipment, renovations to hospital was first discussed in 1918,’’ feud of thing you wear to Sunday dinner at tbe made quite a spidery combination. was a member of the Washington existing facilities and new Mr. Ferguson explained. “In fact, the ^ la w s. She found her chance at the New At the Oriental Masquerade, one woman Social Club, construct on. original hospital would not have been Year, s Eve party at the Municipal Cafetm'ia in wore a silk kimona brought back from the Besides his wife, he is survived During i982 the hospital was com built without the success of a Haitferd that she also planned last December. Orient by her great-grandfather. She planned by two sons, Ernest Welskopp of pleting the final solicitation phase for community-wide campaignh that ~ IP AU>ELSE FAlLS.trybq(b7paint. One to donate the costume to the museum after the Hebron and Frederick Welskoff of the $3 million Prescription '84 Fund raised $195,000 from 4,000 donors within party critic says she spotted a man with his party. Meriden; two bothers and two Drive. That campaign, conducted in the span of one week's time back in . body painted like the New York Times sisters in Germany, and five support of the hospital’s major expan 1919.” Crheeword pussle. Attother woman says she grandchildren. THE MOST ORIGINAL, outrageous party- Herald photo by Pinto saw i couple appear garbed in gold paint and goer Ms. Walden can remember , was a man Funeral services will be private. silver tinsel at a party recently. Still another Burial will be at theconvenienct wearing a wedding gown wiUrbeautiful silk conide arrived as "fashion victims." They high-heeled shoes. From tiipe to time, when the family. There are no camng Before the big teeoff FIANCES - REFRIGERATORS - DISHWASHERS - WASHERS - DRYERS c^lTted Gupci bags and wore deely-bobbers on hours. Holmes Funeral Hople. 400 Si coaxed, the man showed off his leopard Golf cans hibernate peacefully in their winter residence on Route 85 In 111 skinned underwear. Main St., has charge of >- tb m e of the opdra guild's ball is Mardi arrangements. Bolton. They will move into action when the weather breaks and makes the oc Most party-goers and party planners say links playable again. o A . D. APPLIANCE PARTS CO G i^ and vlrtuiUy aoytblng goes, according costumes are optional, just in case there are Esther Magnuson Manning ihw of M CUffside li ^ e , (Moe o f. people out there who are intimidated about Esther Magnu.son Manning. 85. 570 TOLLAND ST. it’s organisers. losing their identity for an evening. If one of 333 Bidwell St , died Thursday at I's going to wear p gold lame blouse and chooses not to wear a costume, informal dress a Manchester convalescent home. Street extension needed EAST HARTFORD, CT. 06108 ..andaspedally-deiognedgoldlamemask is specified on the opera guild invitation. She was the widow of William %v(i^ riiimniering,’’ ibe says. “There are people who don’t want to wear a Manning. 528-3781 costume, but enjoy seeing others,’’ says Mrs. She was born in Manchester .phWo-tiy PinW Klibanofl. “We have to be careful. We don’t April 27, 1897. and had been a life-long resident She was a before building houses HOURS: MON. - FRL 8:30 AM - 64» PM w ile—win toke couragd in band and appear as Arts groujis are the big costume party want to scare people away,” says Ms. Walden. going to be no problem for Mrs. Herlettl, who Tootsie, tbe Dustin Hoffman character. organizers. “They are always trying to raise “Biit it’s like acting out a fantasy. It’s a nice 'member of Emanuel Lutheran SAT. 8:30 - 11:30 has made several doien masks to be sold tbe Church; the Scandia Lodge, Order Some might need variances from zoning The party is adiaduled as a benefit for the money," says Ms. Walden. "And anyone who way to get out of yourself for awhile. My theory Developers who plan to build starter houses on evenly, of the event. Connecticut ^pera Association. Tickets are enjoys, the arts Uves to dress up. They never is that everyone Vears a costume all the time. of Vasa, and the Anderson-Shea Westerly Street will have to extend the street to regulations to be buildable, Blanchard said. VFW Au.xiliary At the earlier meeting, the PZC raised a . ' Mairie IsIW of 27 MctMvltt Drive will be $M per pergoh, and the price includes dinner, seem to get enough of it. They are expressing We make conscious choices how we want to Broad Street before they can proceed. orchtotra and dancing. Masks at 120 apiece themselves they become walking art appear every time we leave the house. She is .survived by a niece, Viola Robert Blanchard, of the Blanchard and question about whether drain water that gatbed ill Uack angora, black feathers and Mahoney of South Windsor impounds in the area is in fact a watercourse. If it Husbands... f eUverstreamer8,^|fnL;|CUbanoff says. There will be sold at tbe door. . - *' objecto.*' “'You work in a bank, you wear a bank Ro.ssetto firm, said today the firm is negotiating WHY THE SUDDEN increase. In costume Funeral services will he Monday for an easement to extend Westeriy Street, a road is, a wetlands permit will be required. The Soil CO Be A SWEETHEART And -y. win be a woman In Polish costume with flower Look’«t the Wadsworth Atbeneum, for costume. I’m suggesting that people extend at 1 p m. at Emanuel Lutheran that exists only on paper now, to Broad Street, Conservation Commission for the region is , headdress; and one man according to feds parties over tbe past couple of years? instance. The museum bos planned several that notion and liven it up," Ms. Walden adds. Church Burial will be in West just north of Floyd's Market. studying the question for the town Cemetery. There are no calling Original plans were to run the road from Repair The Oven For Your ' ; . ■ . M hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Regent Street about 1,600 feet west to a Main St . has charge of Meeting set Feb. 24 cul-de-sac, but town regulations say that a road O Wife As A Vaientine Preeentl arrangements. ending in a cul-de-sac can be no longer than 800 state Rep. James R. McCavanagh, feet D-Manchester, will hold a public meeting with Theater world Paul W. Cook Blanchard said the developers are proceeding constituents on Feb. 24 at 7 at the Waddell Graveside services for Paul W. despite the setback and the development may be School media center. Cook who died Tuesday in Pennsyl better for it, although development costs will The public is invited for the question and See Us For The Neceeeary Parts. vania will be Monday at 10 a m at increase. answer session on state issues. O East Cemetery. Blancbard and Rossetto plan to appear before G.E. & Hotpoint Range Parte in Stock Nowl the Planning and Zoning Commission Feb. 22 to Some new plays aren't easy to watch ask for waiver of the requirement for walks and COMPACTORS • MICROWAVES - DRYERS - WASHERS - OI8HWA8H6R8' Coliseum shows curbs. It will be the second appearance before the C losings $286,222 profit PZC. The first ended in an impasse when the PZC By Glenne Currie and Fathers of Sons” and two STORIES are interwoven in "Sons equality. States. current Broadway play “Plenty,” decided' it had no authority to permit the UPl Lively Arts Editor British entrants: Snoo Wilson’s and Fathers of Sons,” with three It's not an easy play to watch. HIS TARGET IS evangelist Dr. opened Jan. 31 at Soho Rep., and NEW HAVEN (UPli - The New cul-de-sac on the long road, and that the decision Government offices: State and local offices “Our Lord of LynchvUle’’ and mysterious witches straight out of The witches are an irritant, the Windfall — The Rev. Jerry Fal- maintains this company’s reputa Haven Coliseum showed a profit of Would have to be made by the director of public closed toddy; federal offices open NEW YORK - It’s not so much David Hare’s “Fansben.” “Macbeth” hovering around and cross-cutting of stories arbitrary well? — whom Wilson turns into a tion of careful, loving productions $286,222 for the first six months of works. Mail: U.S. post offices are open for business that there are no new plays being “Sons and Fathers of Sons,” the changing the sets. and made confusing by the fact modern-day Tartuffe, a money- of both classics and new plays. the fiscal year, says Jim F'erillo, The development of the 50-foot lots on Westerly today. written. It’s just that many playw latest production of the Negro Une story is of a young black severai actors double in roles. But grubbing hedonist who will do chairman of the New Haven Street would not be a subdivision, because they Banks: Local banks are open today, closed rights are following their own Ensemble Company, opened Jan. father murdered and mutilated by the story of the professor, the anything to raise money, including “Fanshen" is a dramatization of Coli.seum Authority Chairman. have been pre-zoning lots of record since 1916, Saturday. drummers, unconcerned whether 25 at Theater Four. Some of it will the KKK in a Mississippi swamp. young student, his football jock showing a TV soft-pom movie of William Hinton's book of the same Perillo and Stephen Lombardi, COMPLETE their plays may be commercial. send you up the wall in frustration. The next has the dead man’s friend and a despairing woman two girls whipping each other. name about the development of when the late E.J. Holl first laid them out, Libraries: Open today, closed Saturday executive director of the coli.seum. Blanchard and Rossetto would have 34 lots on Businesses: Open today and Saturday. Three new off Broadway plays Part is a blistering attack on the teenage son giving his life in order student is vivid and moving and “Our Lord of Lynchville" is communist rule in a Chinese said the unaudited financial report by established playwrights pro political lethargy of educated to save a black revolutionary. The poetic. sloppy and hurriedly written, but village 1945-9. It is more documen which to build capes with four finished rooms on Package stores: Open today and Saturday. “Our Lord of Lynchville,” which compares favorably to the same the first floor and two unfinished rooms on the Refuse: There is refuse collection today (also NEWSIM^ vide an alternative if you’ve seen young blacks, discouraged by third, and most important, is the you have to laugh. This production tary than play, less dramatic than period last year when the coliseum the few good straight plays on history and family experience struggle of an ardent college opened Jan. 30 at the New York does not give the play the farcical Brecht’s “The Good Woman of .second. There would be no garages and no on Washington's Birthday, Monday, Feb. 21). Theater Studio, is a satire on had a loss of $12,604. fireplaces. The developers hope to sell the houses Schools: Schools close for vacation Monday and Broadway. They may annoy you; from continuing the fight for civil professor to persuade a young treatment it needs, but the com Szechuan" with which it cannot Lombardi attributed the profit to they may confuse you. But you’re and social rights. student that he can do nothing America’s TV evangelists that pany is to be congratulated for avoid comparison, as it shows how in the lower $60,000 bracket. reopen Tuesday, Feb, 22. MMimTES... Wilson wrote during a grant- the takeover of concessions by the Besides the 34 lots owned by Blanchard and Motor Vehicle Department; Closed today. pot likely to be b o i^ . \ more important than join the encouraging Snoo Wilson. Chinese communism changed the struggle for black dignity and supported year in the United peasants and how it changed itself. coli.seum authority and lowered Ros.setto, as many as 10 more might be opened for Manchester Herald: Open for business as usual They are Ray Aranha’s “Sons THREE DIFFERENT “Fansben,” by the author of the operating costs, including energy oevelopment by the construction of the road. today. savings ANY18MINUTES. ^^^staw ii^T’tisurmacy, Inc. ONLY ON CABLE. Weekenders I row ncjfTiTSi: mMMMMtm smaujEHEWs m m E L _d ____ 455 HARTFORD RD. It’s the Civic Center’s annual Food and Nutrition Manchester (or anyone interested. MANCHESTER / 643-5230 Cox Cable is pleased to announce the addition Show, and more than IS ethnic groups will be at the Sunday’s program will include a Mozart Sonata, the LL,,.. For your shopping convenience pay your Helco, SNETco, & CNQ bills herel o f a new cable service to its channel iine-up— show to show and sell their foods. Fantasie of Schubert, considered to be the greatest of Also, we re a US Post Office Substation. OPEN DAILY—8 a.m.-O p.m. The Leea, along witb others from the Chinese any work written for four hands at one piano, Satellite News Channel, The Non-Stop News Cultural Center of Hartford, will man a booth with selections from Bizet’s Children’s Games, and a Machine. typical ChineM treats such as egg rolls. sonata of Francis Poulenc.The concert is open to the S w e ^ a ii Special Ws Msks It Essy To Ssy Other ethnic groups — Russians, Poles, Italians, public. Tickets are $3. ' , Powered by the most comprehensive news S w e ^ — will take part, too. to make the show two “Hsppy Vslsntlns’s Dsy~ gathering force in the United States, Satellite News days of high-caloiie fun and feasting. The show opens Channel brings youallftews. AH live. AH the time. . Saturday at 11 a.m. and will be open until 10 p.m. and All that's needed is ice * 9 * * FRUIT BASKET ' Sunday, lla.m .to6p.m ! 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Listening to two accomplished pianists, Sr. of Nassiff Arms on Main Street. bike-riding elephants are just a few of the treats in know. Brought to you that’s wbat. Music lovers will have an opportunity to Fishermen and fisherwomen should assemble at store for those who go to the State Armory in Hartford exclusively on Cable TV. enjoy four-hand piano miisicSunday at 4 p.m. at South the state boat launching area off Route 44. All are this weekend to attend the Shrine Circus. This is the FrMhIy mad* Irult baakata atartlng at United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. reminded to dress warmly with several layers of 51st performance in Hartford under the sponsorship of CAUDIIt Featured will be David Morse of Manchester clothing. No admission will be charged. Hot coffee or Sphinx Shrine Temple, AUo, m unique §elmetion of gifu Food for fun and John Cone oi new York City. The program will cocoa will be served free also. The storm date will be No circus would be complete, most people would Uv9 poftad tio w n i Open Up To A World Of Better agree, without clowns. Shrine Circus has its share of fo r your favorite Kalenilne — include only works specifically d esired for two Sunday at 1 p.m. at the same location. There’s a toll Televftion On Cox Cable ' OnSundayltwlUbeCbineseNewYear4681.Chinese pianists at one piano. free number for questions: 1-900-642-2220. znny clowns along with more serious performers. It’s throughout the world are exchanging cards like this Morse has bera organist and director of music at all fun and it’s ail for a good cause. >A«CMfrliV1IOfO OM. South United since 1977, and Cobb appears throughout Tickets are available in advance or at the door. PERO FRWT ST/WD OPEN DAILY and SUNDAYS It is owned by Mr. and Mrs. W ellin^n Lee of the world, in concerts and solo recitals. Both men will Come be a child again General admission is $4. Evening performances are 276 Oakland St. Manchaatar 8 A.M. - 9 f M . jfanchester. This weekend the Lees wul be at the appear Feb. 27 in a concert at Carnegie Recital Hall in at 7:45 and matinee, 1:30. Valentine’s Day the 643-6384 Qet the T.V. Entertainment you deserve. CaH ua leilai Hartford Civic Center for another kind of celebration. New York. There wiU be a chartered bus uum Jungle cats, a daring aerialist, trapeze artists, and evening show will start at 6:30 p.m. at 646-6400 for a apaclal Cabla T.V. Inatallalloii i MANCHESTER HERALD. FrI.. Feb. 11, 1983 — 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Feb. 11, 1983 lecture on Hartford's nelahborhoods,Tuesdoy. public. .Ofterlnoi accepted. (249-8431). Center Church, Hartford: Thursday, start oP. . Christine Palm, a Hartford-based writer, will Wood Memorial Hail, South Windsor: Pro weekly noon-time Lenten worship series at thOrV speak on Wednesday. Lecture time is 5:30 to 7 gram featuring pianist Christine Clegg and Meeting House, corner Main and Gold Streets. * Art students run their own gallery to gain experience p.m., both nights. Fee (or both Is $8. (525-0279). several clossical numbers, Sunday at 3p.m. at the For Information (249-5631). Center Church, Hartford; New England Gengras Auditorium, Hortford: "Shopping library, 783 Main St.. The programs are free and Ms. Miller said she studies art- manage art galleries not pursue art careers. premier of "Cantlco." Color film shot In Italy, ot PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The student-run gallery in the nation, works are sold each year at prices A recent art graduate must find Tips tor Maintaining the Prudent Diet," Is the open to the public. because "I have been given a gift professionally. - noon at the church housh, 60 Gold St., Order lunch ’ ; artist’s, inspiration might come says the gallery's director, Neil ranging from $50 to $800. An an apprenticeship with an estab theme of the lecture to be presented Monday from South Congregational-First Baptist Church, from God that I don’t want to Theater before.Tuesday (249-5630. from the soul, but getting paid for it Winkel. etcMng at an alumni show recently lished artist or gallery owner who 5 to 6 p.m. In the auditorium, 1000 Asylum Ave., New Britain: Richard Coffey, organist and the fetched $1,200. waste.” Hartford. Louise Kovacik, clinical dietician will Greater Hartford Youth Orchestra In concert Monsflold Library, Mansflold: Audubon ' is another matter. CMU has produced a number of will provide a work and showcase Society film, "The Long Tidal River,” Wednes Winkel attributed the popularity successful artists, including be speaker. No admission. (548-4202). Sunday at 4 p.m. For Information call (223-3691). of the gallery to the need “ for But she said she’s willing to area, she said. Greater Hartford Community College, Hart Hokus 1>okus Arts, Pomfrot Center: John day at 8 p.m., at the library. Route 89. Film That’s why for more than a "Most of the shows tend to be George Nama, Hugh Kepets, narrated by Katharine Hepburn. students to get experience before retrospective of four years of art apply her skills to as many areas David Schirm and, probably the Hole-ln-the-yvaii Theater, New Britain: “Vani ford: David H. Bradley Jr., author, will lecture Roberts In concert, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at decade Carnegie-Mellon Univer they enter the work world.” as possible in order to get by. “ It takes a lot of hard work but it. ties," a comedy, at the theater, 36 North St„ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. as part of the school's Peterson Road In Pomfret Center. (974-1822).' Glastonbury Library, Glastonbury: Sunday at<.. sity art students have run their school,” said Winkel. best known, avant-garde pioneer 3 p,m., three films, “A Woman's Place Is In the. Andy Warhol. can be done," said Ms. Miller. through March 5. Admission Is by donation. For observance of Black History Month. No own gallery to get hands-on Students who run the gallery not "It's true you have to eat,” said Even though there are far more House,” “The Emerging Woman," and “Virginia. > Although an art career might showtimes and reservations call evenings, (223- admission. The college Is located at 61 Woodland experience in the practical side of only get to show off their works but Ms. Miller. "I ’ll do anything from art graduates than established Woolf," at the library, 1389 Nelpsic Rood. their callInK. appear to be particularly perilous But it has taken many of these 9S00d). St. (549-4200). learn the complexities of planning display windows to gallery work.” artists, Winkel said one factor (633-5637). for the pocketbook in these eco better-known CMU art alumni 10 to Long Whorf Theater, New Haven: "The Lady Hartford Seminary Foundation, Hartford: and organizing a show, arrange working in artists' favor is that The Forbes Gallery on the CMU nomic times, one student involved Winkel himself combines his 20 years to achieve fame. For that and the Clarinet," playing through March 13 In William E. Schaufele Jr„ will speak Monday at 5 creative displays and sell their “ industry is a bigger buyer of art campus, opened in 1970 and works.' in the gallery, Anita Miller, said admiration for art with a business reason, Ms. Miller predicted about Stagehll of the theater, 222 Sargent Drive, p.m. at the foundation, 77 Sherman St., Hartford. than individual buyers.” Tuesdays through Saturdays at8:15p.m.; Sunday Sponsored by the World Affairs Center of Dance recently renovated, was the first CMU officials say SO to 75 student she is optimistic about her future. background and said he hopes to 95 percent of lier classmates will 7:15 p.m.; Saturday matinees,, 4:15 p.m. and Hartford. (237-5266). Sundays, 2:15 p.m. (787-4282). American Shakespeare Theater, Stratford- :"Barnum," opens Vsuesdoy and plays through Feb. 20 at the theater In Stratford. Evening Wethersfield High School, Wethersfield: Cinema shows, 8 p.m., matinees Feb. 19 and 20 at 2 p.m. Artists Collective Repertory Dance Co. and For Information, (223-0120). Percusslo.n Ensemble, at the high school Sunday Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "The at 2 p.m. No admission charge. Open to public. Where DINING Is A PLEASURE Guardsman," opens Thursday and plays through School Is located on Wolcott Hill Road. (563-2578). llarlfunl The Wall (R) Fri and Sat midnight Eastern Connecticut State College, Wllllman- Alhenruin Cinema — Lola Fri. March 27 at the theater, 222 Sargent Drive. Music Wllllmantic * 9:30; Sat and Sun5:30,7:30.9:30.- (787-4284). tlc: Wllllmantic Ball, Saturday from 6:30p.m. to 1 Jillson Square Cinema — Let's Suiyday Brui)ci> 44it When Worlds Collide Sat and Son Z. DAVIS FAMILY a.m. at the Student Center, North Campus, of the Spend the Night Together (PG Fri * Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "Why i:inema City — The Verdict (R) Tlye Broivixstoiye Bother?" playing Saturday at the theater, corner college. Costumes will be worn. Charge Is $15 per 7:10, 9:10; Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:10, > NOW SERVING BEER & WINE Fri 7. 9:30; Sat 1. 3:20, S;W, 9:00; 7:10, 0:10. — Hie Last American ' • Our anllque buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw* A Fine Guide To Weekiy Dining person or $25 a couple for university students. For Sun 2,4:30,7.9:30. - SUng II (PG) ot Chapel and York Streets, New Haven. South United Methodist Church, Manchester: Virgin (R) Fri 7:10, 9:10, Sat and - S a t o . - T a i l K I o F r i 7:43; Sat berries Chantilly, and our pastry.chcfa crcallona — muf* (436-1600). Works for four-handed piano, by John Cobb and information or tickets call (456-2231). Sun4:10,7:10,9:10.-Tom'rhumb ; fins. danish. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. 1:03. 4:25. 7:45, wlUi Consequence Willies Steak House, Manchester: The Valen (G) Sat and Sun 2:10. — Tootsie . Trinity Sauare Repertory Co., Providence, Manchester's David Morse, Sunday at 4 p.m., Fri 9:20; Sat 2:40,6,9:20. - Wasn’t • On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate tine dinner dance of West Side Old Timers, (PG) Fri 7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, - Weekend Special Ril.: "Translations," todoy through March 27 In tickets $3 That A Time! (PG) Sun 4, 7:10,10 mousae. napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It's all In* 4:15, 7, 9:15. - The Verdict (R) ; the downstairs theater, 201 Washington St., Music Center Theater, West Hartford: High Saturday at Willie's, West Center Street. For with Let It Be (G) Sun 2:35, 5:30, eluded In the price of your brunchl ticket information (643-8983). 8:35. - The Entity (R) Fri 7:20, Fri 7, 9:20: Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7, . ^ Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender featuring this week... Fresh Scallops or Providence. Showtimes, Tuesday through Sun lights from the world's most famous operas, 9:20. , I filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts.'and day, 8 p.m. (401-351-4242). today at 8 p.m. at the theater, 170 Kingswood 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40. — Eating Raoul (R) Fri 7:30, W'lmlaor « smothered In a rich Bcarnalse sauce — or try our thick Flounder Hartford Stage Co., Hartford; Previews of Road, as part of the Whole Man Series. It will 9:20: Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:20, 7:30, Plusa — Best Friends (PG) Fri * cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple (Bakgd, Broltod or Frtod) and Sat 7:15, 9:30; Sun 7:15. . ^ "Dog Eat Dog," Tuesday through Thursday. The Include selections from "The Barber of Seville," 9:20. syrup — or select another one of our enticihg entrees. U8DA CHOICE theater is located at 50 Church St., Hartford. "La Boheme,". "Faust," " Alda" and “Rlgo- • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham* (525-5601). letto.". (233-9631). pagne la on the house and all other brunch libations are Sirloin Steak Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor: Trinity College, Hartford: Trinity Organ — Gizmo! (G) Fri Happy Hour priced! i i am— 2 pm The above served w/potato & salad and Sat 7:30 with My Favorite Oscar hosts niBIIIVATIONS mCOMMlNDBO "The Student Prince," through April 17 ot the series, tonight at 8:15 In Trinity College Chapel Year (PG) Fri and Sat 9:05 - ssrum s Tiunsuu STS, sts-m i theater. Route 5. (522-1266). featuring August Humer, Austrian organist. Walkabout (PG) Sun 7:30 with DOWNTOWN HAMTFOBO (UmMHI PLAZA EMT S3 Off l-ss 649-5487 Children's Theater, Hartford: "The Robo One Open to public. No admission charge. (527-3151). Et Cetera Nosferatu. The Vainpyre (PG) Sun 9:15. La Strada West Square Sirkuls," Sunday at 2:30 p.m. In the University of Connecticut, Storrs: The comic \ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Children's Theater of the Hartford Jewish opera "Albert Herring," piaylng Saturday and Liza Minnelli is the first of Community Center. (236-4571). Kani Hartford . Monday in Von der Mehden Recital'Hali on the I’^aniwood — Best Friends ,\ MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Feb. 11, 1983- 17 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Feb. 11. i983 Gerulafis speaks up Net exhibitions hurt Exhibition tennis may be hurting the game. Tennis fans spoiled Scoreboard That’s the feeling expressed by Jerry Diamond, executive director of the Women’s Tennis Association. H e r a l d ’’Anybody who pays money to watch an exhibition has got to be the premier sucker of all A n g l e time because most players don’t give a damn Earl Yost, by marathon pigy whether they win or lose.” Diamond noted in the •••••••••••••••••••••• 349, Bev Anderson 138-300, Lucy Kos- Donny Solis hod 15 points for Bennet. Phil Grid Hall adds February issue of Tennis. Sports Editor Canadiens 5, Jets 3 clol 132-352, Joonne Solotlo 129-355, SonicsiOS, JOZZ99 Fodorchak hooped 15 morkers for lllingwith Alice Richards 127-19S-430, Evelyn Chris Moteva ond Rob Greene odding 11 and ” I believe that exhibitions are absolutely matches that go 7-6, 6-7,’ said Montle 126-364. 10 tollies respectlvelv for the Rams, who wind Simpson, Cannon destructive to the game and the people who TORONTO (U P l) - Vitas Geru- Brian Gottfried made his final Hockey 1 1 1 -3 SEATTLCdOS) up9-4. appearance in the event by aveng Gerulaitis, who offered one solu Montreol l»$ - $ Shelton 57 1-2 7, Vrones 56 52 10, In on other outing, llling whipped Wlnd- NEW YO RK (U P I) - O.J. support them are being duped, taken in.” he laitis says tennis fans have been Montreol, Mondou Slkma 11-23 511 31, Wlllloms 518 34 IS, ing his two earlier losses in posting ' tion to the less-than inspired Rrst period— I hom, 65-48. Brian Brophy hod 21 points ond Simpson and Billy Cannon, former added. spoiled by marathon matches and 21 Rodford 59 20 8, Brown 57 04) 10, Dave Kelly 10 for llling. a 6-2, 6-2 decision over previously lopsided matches at the exhibition ((jdlnev. Robinson), 5:27. 2, Montreol Kelser 50 04) 0, Donaldson 59 34 15, Heisman Trophy winners, have Leading piayers. like John McEnroe. Jimmy have forgotten that tennis players .NHLstandlngs Thompson 513 1-2 9, Tolbert 51 04) 0. are only hunian. undefeated Peter McNamara of tournament. Napier 29 (RgMnson, Walter), 11:59.3, been elected to the National Connors and Ivan Lendl, the top three among the “ All the players could go into the Winnipeg, MocLeon 20 (Bobveh), 13:32. Totols 4593 1531 105. Bennet girls Notes off the cuff The flashy, sixth-ranked New Australia. Connors devastated Penalties— Delorme, Mon, 4:27; UTAH (99) Football Foundation’s Collegi male stars, can make as much or more money by locker room before the games and Wala Contereno - Drew 7-15 7-8 21, Wilkins 14 50 X playing a one-night exhibition and losing as he Yorker fell to Jose Higueras, Tim Mayotte 6-0, 6-0 in the Patrick Division Steen, Basketball Bennet girls bosketball team wound up o Football Hall of Fame. we could have fixed matches if Win, 9:27; Woten, win, 10:17. Eaton 511 041 15 Eaves 514 2-2 20, fin e 1982-83 basketball scoson last Wedn esdov The two running backs were can by winning a 64-man,week-long tourney. ranked No. 11, Thursday night 6-3, nightcap. W L T Pts. OF GA Griffith 1524, 50 22, Kelley 2-3 54 7> afternoon with o 32-20 win over crosstown Tom Conran and his grandson will be among that’s whatthefans want,” hesaid. Philadelphia 36 13 7 TV 231 1S4 •••••••••••••••••••••* Speaking from the other side of the fence. 6-4, and was thoroughly embar Gerulaitis who complained bad Poquette 3-8 2-2 8, Williams 56 1-2 7. llling. among a list of 11 players named the guests at Saturday night’s Walter Camp "But there are a lot of big-name NY Islanders 30 IB 9 69 216 166 Totals 41-85 1510 99. Shellev Foctoro hod 11 points. Gretchen rassed in his opener Tuesday calis cost him six or seven points in Washington 27 17 13 67 224 201 NordiquesS/ Flames3 Thursday to the Kings Island, Marshall Happer. administrator of the Men’s Football Foundation Dinner in New Haven at tournaments where guys get blown Seattle 2B23292S— 105 Smith 6 ond Wendy Pedemonte, Soroh against Jimmy Connors 6-0, 6-1 at the match, said he’s learned to NY Rangers 23 2S B 54 2D6 203 NBA standings Utah 29292715-99 Nicholson ond Mauro Fogorty 4oplece for the Ohio, shrine. Others elected were International 'Tennis Council, feels that there are which time the honorees will Include Merlin out 6-1,6- 0. It happens. It happens New Jersey 11 34 12 34 159 237 the $250,000 Tennis Challenge. The expect shoddy officiating and Quebec 1 ! ? ^ Threeooint goals— Griffith 2. Fouled Beors, who wind 9-3. Terry Gotdston hod 10 Illinois center- linebacker Di(:k pros and cons in relation to the exhibitions.' Olsen, Herschel Walker, Grambling Coach Eddie Pnitburoh 12 38 7 31 174 279 out— Drew. Total fouls— Seattle IS, Utoh warned fans expect too much from at Wimbledon and it happens at the Adams Division Cotgorv 2B1— a Eostern Conference points ond Dawn Martin 6 for llling. Butkus, Notre Dame guard BiU ’’The con side is that whenever they are soid as Robinson and LSU Coach Jerry Stovall.The local losses eliminated him from the First perlod-1. Colgarv, Nilsson 2B Atlantic Division . 24. Rebounds— Seattle 61 (Slkmo 2S), the players. Masters. People have to realize Boston 37 10 8 02 225 145 Utah 48 (Eaton 10). Assists— Seattle 24 “ Moose” Fischer, Alabama competitive matches, as they most often are, it’s man will accompany the youngster whose essay semi- finals. Montrodl 256 (unassisted), 1:41.2, Colgarv, Bridgman W L Pet. GB "People get spoiled with a lot of tennis players are only human.” 30 16 10 70 201 IB (Choulnord, Reinhardt), 6:45. 3, Philadelphia 43 7 .060 (Williams 7), Utah 26 (Griffith 6). center-linebacker Lee Roy Jordan, a deception because they are not that. It’s on why he would like to take his grandfather to the Earlier Thursday, American Buftalo 25 19 11 61 204 179 Technical— Utah (Illegal defense). Qutoec 25 22 9 59 Z39 226 (Suebec, P. Stostnv 31 (A. Stostny), 11:36. Boston 38 12 .760 5 Texas A4M tackle Charles deceiving ther public.” dinner was judged the best by the dinner Penalties— Mokosdk, Col, 0:5B; Goulet, New Jersey 33 10 .647 lO'A A— Hartford 13 36 6 32 179 275 Que, 2:1B; Hamel, Que, 5:34; Nilsson, 8,939. Golf Krueger, Syracuse halfback Floyd Two honest assessments on the subject come sponsors...Women pro tennis stars will be in (tompbetl Conferonco Washington 24 25 .490 IS'/i from McEnroe and Jimmy Connors.” 1 think Norris Division Col, 12:11; RIsebrotMh, Col, 16:29. New York 22 20 440 21 Little, Texas guard Lewis "Bud” Boston March 14-20 for the Virginia Slims Second period— None. Penalties— Central Division McFadin. Harvard halfback exhibitions are good for the game, if you don’ t do tour.Semifinals and finals will be at the Boston w L T Pts. GF GA Rlse- Milwaukee 33 18 .647 — Chlcogo 36 14 7 79 245 195 By Unit«d P r«u Intvnotlonal George Owen Jr., Maryland quar them too often.” McEnroe said. Garden...Four home games in a seven-day period brough. Col, 2:1B; PepllnskI, Col, molor, Atlanta , 24 26 .480 B'/i B325A0O Howallgn O p«i Hdgler defends title Minnesota a 15 13 69 231 200 6:09; Weir, Que, molor, 6:09; Wesley, Detroit 24 27 .471 9 LOCAL BASKETBALL terback Jack Scarbath and UCLA Connors forwarded a honest statement: ’’Hike are scheduled for the Whalers next week at the St. Louis 17 29 11 45 195 222 Que, 9:33; Moiler, Que, 10:32; McDonald, At Honolulu, Fob. 10 Ootrolt 14 » 12 40 175 232 Chicago 17 34 .333 16 (Por-72) guard A1 Sparlis. ’em. A man my age (30), I gotta like ’em.” Hartford Civic Center, Sunday afternoon at 2, Cal, 10:32; Lapointe, Que, 13:31. _ Indlono 15 35 .300 17 50-33, and Mr. Steak upset previouslv Wayne Levi ^ 3 4 — 67 Foundation’s annual dinner in New really give the fans their money’s worth, then in Worcester ring Vancouver 26 11 47 201 216 31 21 .596 — unbeaten Travelers. 41-33, Thursdov night at David Ishll 3534— 67 annual Gold Key Dinner of the Connecticut Sports 18 10:04; Dollos 25 24 .510 4'/i York. they’re lying. 1 can easily call them liars because Writers Alliance in New Haven.Sharos has Los Angeles IS 2S 8 44 197 236 Rlsebrough, Col, 18:(M. Kansas City 25 25 .500 5 Mahoney Rec Center. (Top tour In each division qualltv for Liz Neubelt hod 12 points, Holly Billings 10 Simpson, who starred at the we really try. You cannot go on the court and say coached basketball and soccer all 27 years and fight, scheduled for 15 rounds last November, Hagler now is the Shots on goal— Quebec B-9-5— 22. Col- Denver 25 27 .4B1 6 WORCESTER, Mass. (U PI) - Stanley Cup ployotfs.) gory 16-17-4— 37. Utah 18 34 .346 13 oi\d Goll lomonaco and Mory Neubelt 8 University of Southern California in front of 15,000 people, ’I m not going to also coached baseball for a decade as well as before a sellout crowd of 13,577 at only champion recognized by both Thursdoy's Results apiece for Cherrone's while Claudio Ahern Evans demands Marvin Hagler feels that he is«the Goalies— Quebec, Bouchord. Col- Houston 10 40 .200 20 in 1967-68, finished second in the care.’Believe me. you care.” handling the dirtectorlof athletic duties since the new Centrum Arena, will be the World Boxing Council and the Philadelphia 5, St, L ouIp 2 gorv, Pacific Division hod 14 for Herltoge. M r. Steok pulled off a best boxer active in the world and Boston 7, Pittsburgh 3 molor upset by winning Its first of the yeor to be .traded Heisman voting in his junior year Butch Buchholz. executive director of the ATP, coming to South Windsor. Gold Keys will be televised on cable by Home Box World Boxing Association. As Lemelln. A— 7,242. Los Angeles 38 10 .792 — tonight he’ll try to make a believer Montreal 5, Winnipeg 3 Portland 29 21 JBO 10 agolnst the previously unbeaten leogue- and won the Heisman and Maxwell feels there is no way you can compare an presentjed John Toner.^UConn director of Office (HBO) starting at about champion of both groups, Hagler N.Y. Islanders B, Washington 3 leoders. Jeon Murphy hod 12 points, Nancy BOSTON (UPI) - Outfielder out of Tony Sibson. Phoenix 30 22 .577 10 Wott 10 and Mary Cochran 8 for the winners Trophies in his senior year. He exhibition match with a Grand Prix Tournament athletics, former major league baseball player 10:30 p.m. EST. also must make mandatory de Minnesota 7, N ,Y. Rangers 5 - Seattle 28 23 .549 tt'/i Dwight Evans, the most produc Hagler, who has won his last 30 Quebec 3, Calgary 3 (tie) (Jolden State 20 30 .400 19 while Rita Lupocchino hod 10 points and Sue later starred with the Buffalo Bills match. Bobby Valentine and Bob Saulsbuiy, veteran fenses against the No. 1 ranked Roemke ond Keren Gubblns 6 opiece for tive Boston Red Sox hitter ovei* the fights, puts his woMd middle Lot Angeles 7, Buffalo 2 Son Diego 17 35 .327 23 in the National Football League ’’You’re not playing for any title and I don’t basketball coach at Wilbur Cross High in New contenders from each organiza Friday's (kimes Thursdoy's Results Trovelers. past two seasons, was to demand a weight title on the line for the sixth Vancouver at Washington, B;05p.m. Bowling Standings: Trovelers 5-1, Cherrone’s 5-1, and is currently an actor and think any player wants to lose even an exhibition Haven...Mike Giliberto, former East Catholic tion. Sibson is ranked No. 1 by the Cleveland 99, Indiana 95 trade today due to a snarl in time when he takes on Sibson, the Since world welterweight cham Quebec at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Herltoge 1-5. ^ r . Steak 1-5. commentator in the television and but the intenstity Just isn’t there.” High gridder.led the Weslyan football team in WBC. Saturday's Games •••••••••••••••••••••• Philadelphia 116, Chicago 110 negotiations lor a long-term con No. 1 contender from England. The pion Sugar Ray Leonard retired Washington 104, Houston m motion picture industry. Speaking of tennis,and exhibitions. Tracy ground gaining tor the second time last fall. He Toronto at Boston, att. tract with the cliib. Winnipeg ot Detroit, oft. Home Engineers Milwaukee 102, Portland 92 AAldget Cannon, who played at Louisiana Austin. Hana Mandlikova, Vince Van Patten and gained 479 yards in 124 carries for a 3.9 yard Son Antonio 128, Golden StotelOV Evans’ demand was to be made a t4artfor(Tat N.Y. Islanders Potty Westine 1I^S01, Alyce McAr- Seattle 105, Utah 99 Celtics upended the Bullets, 37-32, and the State University from 1957-59, was Gene Mayer will be featured in such a piromotion average. Giliberto also led the Cardinals in Buflolo at Cdlgorv Jozz outscored the Suns, 45-38, Thursdov 12:30 p.m. news conference in dle 179-4M, Shirley Eldrldoe 180-473, Son Diego 101, Phoenix 100 a two-time All- America and led Saturday night at the Hartford Civic Center. scoring with five touchdowns. Giliberto has rolled Rain cuts short LPGA Florida play N.Y. Rangers at Montreol Evelyn Anton 177-204-531, Ruth Allen Friday's Gomes night ot the Community Y. Chod Mossollnl Boston. Lot Angelee at Pittsburgh hod 18 points and Eric Wldmer 7 for the the Tigers to a national champion Featured will be a 10-game pro set format in up over 1,000 yards in two years and with two 161, Cindy Caldwell 176-401, Janet (No (Somes Scheduled) Evans, 31, has two years remain- New Jersey at St. Louis Dakin 105-490, Barbara Hlglev 177-179- Saturday's Gomes Celtics while Greg Brown hooped 14 for the ship in 1958. He also won both the men’s singles, women’s singles and mixed seasons left has a good shot at eclipsing the SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - Vete rain-delayed aay that saw almost first round despite steady rains Chicago at Minnesota 516, Alleen Sweeney 465. (No Gomes Scheduled) Bullets. Scott Altrul hod 33 points and Jim ' ing on his present contract and, Zotta 4 for the Jazz while Wayne Hollings Heisman and Maxwell Trophies in doubles involving the pros. college mark of 1,879. ran Jo Ann Washam started the half of the LPG A field still on the and high winds that cpused a two Sunday's Gome through his agent. Jack Sands, had All-Star (Some at ^os Angeles, 4 p.m. worth hod 13 points, Mike McMahon 8 ond his senior season day with a three- shot lead in the course when play was halted by hour, 52 minute suspension of play. A H L standinua Tri-Tewn Dove Russell 7 for the Suns. asked Boston to extend it through first round of the $175,000 Sarasota But another 60 were to finish their Bob Edwards 203-584, Bob Arendt Over ot Mahoney Center Wednesday, the 1987. darkness^ Lakers topped the 76ers, 26-16, and the Classic, but what her position Alice Miller finished her round rounds this morning, prior to the NortiMrn 207-559, Jim Scovotto 201-547, Henry W L T Pto. OF GA Jarvis 211-520, Bill Calhoun 201-543, Rockets downed the Bulls, 29-2S. Glen Jensen would be when the second round for the day and was in the start of the second round. Frsderlcton 29 17 7 65 232 176 Ken Morgatto 212-537, Roy Bessette CiipperslOl.SunslOO hod 14 points ond John Eccher4for the Lakers r $1.00 Off Open Court Time w/This Ad clubhouse with a 2-under 70, and Maine 27 22 6 60 223 21^540, Jim LoBelle 200-507, Andy while Jed Stonsfleld hod 4 tollies and. Bill began later in the day was in 212 Klever ployed well for the 76ers. Matt I question. defending champion Beth Daniel Players still on the course when Novo Scotia a 22 5 61 262 225 Michaud 200-542, Dave Edwards 520, AACC women no match Adirondack 25 27 4 54 230 237 Dick Coons 550, Rob Mlgllore 516, PHOENIX (100) Voughn had 12 points and Erin Leonard 4 for I Glastonbury Tennis Cli was still on the course at 2-under play was halted, marked their Moncton 21 a 5 47 198 218 VInnIe Pinto 52B. Dovls 6-)4 58 IB, Johnson 513 6-9 IB, the Rockets while Mo Morlorty and Bob Washam fired an opening round balls and were to resume play this Shorbrooke 15 34 4 34 194 246 Adams B-14 2-2 IB, Nonce 11-16 34 25, Hortnett each hod 8 points and Eric Lozorln 7 I Compare Our Rates with five holes to play. Scott 1-1 00 2, Lucas 2-10 5-6 9, Maev 1-3 for the Bulls. 5-under par 67 Friday in a Seventy-two golfers got in their morning from those spots. Souttisrn Nite Owls 1- 1 3, White 0-2 2-4 2, Edwards 1-6 04 5. I 1983-84 FALL SEASON Rochester 32 16 7 71 265 72} Totals 35B1 2842 100. for Springfield jayvees Hershev a 24 2 58 209 204 June Derench 176-202-539, Maureen Businessmen SAN DIEGO (101) I Monday thru Friday New Haven a 22 5 57 210 206 Wood 175-200-532, Dot Hills 176-488, 6 am-5 pm 89.00 an nour ■ St. Catharins a a 4 56 247 a i Laurie Gagnon 104-403, Kathy (iovlln Hodges 511 2-2 14; Hollins 512 2-2 14, American Division: Monchester Cycle 9-1, I Baltimore a a B 54 244 299 176, Beth Kenyon 1B1-496, June Rowett Walton 50 0010, Cummings 520151126, OIRoso Cleaners 8-2, Fllloromo Construction S pm-cloaing $16.50 an hour . Jumping to a 2.5-8 lead midway Sblendorio had 17 rebounds for I7B-462, Kennie Moir 176-465, Annie Chambers 2-7 510 10, Anderson 20 2-2 6, 7*3, Buffalo Water Tavern 6-4, Fogorty Oilers I Saturday and Sunday | Binghamton a a 5 51 203 213 Smith 04 0-0 0, Brooks 511 5615, Moore through the opening half. Spring- MCC. / S^ngfleld a 32 4 44 ISO 2a Gagnon 472, Pot Lawrence 464, Nancy 6-4, Monchester Police 5-5. 7 am-S arn $10.00 an K ^ r ■ field College jayvee women’s team Thundov's Reiults Read 471, Karen Woodcock 17S467, 2- 5 24 6. Totals 3504 2941 101. Natlonol Division: Allied Printing 6-4, I 9 am-noon $13.00 an hour ■ MCC's next outing is Saturday Phoenix 31 26 27 16— 100 Lodge All-Stors 6-4, Westown Phormocy 3-7, never looked back in besting Nova Scotki 7, Hershev 3 Roxanne Wilson 192-1B1-506, Bunny Ahl Noon-clo8lng $11.00 an hour | night in a rematch against Spring- Sorinofleld 4, Moncton 3 190-457, Elaine Woodcock 17B, Joyce Son Diege 29263026— 101 Morlorty Fuel 2-8, B.A. Club 2-8, Sportsman I Miinehester Community College. Three-polht goals— Hodges 2. Fouled Cote 0-12. oA 6. u. 75.00 ■ field in the Bay State at 6 o’clock. Friday's Oomts Michaud 1 7 0 -^, Prisclllo Cushmon out I Memberships: gQ.OO ■ 59-43, in basketball action Thurs Springfield (59)— Quiron 0 0-0 0, Frsderlcton at Binghamton 175475. Baltimare at Now Haven — None. Total fouls— Phoenix 29, Son Senior I Jr. 25.00 g day night at East Catholic High. Simpson I 0-0 2, Maker 2 0-0 4, Rochester at Sherbrooke Diego 32. Rebounds— Phoenix 41 (Nonce, ■ 10% (ax added to all rates. These speclel rales are tor those who _ The win was the sixth in 10 starts Antiques Adorns, Lucos 10), Son, Diego 46 Stondings: Donoto's Lounge 8-2, Irish Butcher 3 1-2 7, Johnson 0 0-0 0. Saturday's Games (Cummings IS). Assists— Phoenix 25 M sign up now for the 83-84 season. ■ for the Lady Chiefs while the lo.ss Baitler 0 0-0 0, Dunn 7 0-1 14. Monctim at Adirondack ^ Louise Webb 141, Joan Colby 125. Beo Agency 6-4, Green Hardwore5-S, Pagonrsl-9. ■'New Haven at Baltimore DeDomlnIcIs 137, Alice HIrth 137, (Johnion 9), Son Diego 23 (Walton 6). I 228 Oak S t, aa$tonbury I drops the Lady Cougars to 5-4. Gonzales 0 0-0 0. Pickard 1 0-0 2, Technicol fouls— Phoenix Illegal de St. Catharines at Binghamton Emmo Johnson 125, Donna Ford 145, fense llling ■ 659-3731 Call Paul I MCC. whicli trailed by a 31-18 Thompson 3 0-0 6. Dulick 3 4-6 10, Fredericton at Hershev Cindy Arel 137-346, Sally Anderson 350, (3), Chambers, Son Diego coach Silos, count at the half, closed to 51-40 Phaneuf 2 0-0 4, Bradshaw 3 0-0 6, Sherbrodke at Maine Flo Niles 136-344, VIv Boyer 141-377, Hollins (2, elected). A— 4413. llling boys' sauod compitt edits seosonwith Rochester at Springfield Kathy Williams 125-130-355, Fran Rival a 72-46 success over crosstown Bennet. i —T rj Our Courts— I with 4:04 left but ran out of gas. Miller 2 0-0 4. Totals 27 5-9 59. Lauire Dunn had 14 points and Manchester (43)— Donnelly 65-6 Lyn Dulick 10 for Springfield while 17, King 1 0-0 2, Lupacchino 4 0-0 8. Sue Donnelly hud a game-high 17 Sblendorio 1 4-4 6, Brozowsky 4 0-0 [loints for the Cougars. Mark 8. Glazer 1 0-0 2. Totals 17 9-10 43. ADVEimSIN6 Coghlan, Salazar one-time membership fee and you both can Classified 643'2711 RATES Minimurn Charge 23— Home* for $ele 35— Heeting-Piumbing M O T ic e s e M P L O Y M g N T 46— Sporting Goods 56— Misc for Rent $2.25 for one day enjoy unlimited Racquetball, Nautilus, 12:00 nooo the day 24— Loti-Land for Sale 38— Flooring 47— Garden Products before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted -EIL-'Invettment Property 37— Moving 23 Homea For Sale 23 n RllftlMESS Servloea onered 34 Help Hfanted f3 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale and SERVICES rew eaving hurt RN’S - LPN's - Full and WANTED: SALES A ND‘CASHIER M EC H A N IC ■na oEfiTi holes. Zippers^ um EXPERIENCED in front part time positions WAREHOUSEMAN-Truck needed im,mediately full brellas repaired, w*,?’*?'" available. We are offering driver, good opportunity time in pleasant modem ^ end and brake work. Must CVUBLISHEirS NOTICE Servloea Offered 31 grades. Venetian blinds employment Monday - for personpe with experience pharmacy. Retail have own tools. Benefits in ...... Keys. TV FOR RENT Friday with an extensive dealing with m’asonr; cluded. Apply in TCrson or LOOK FOR THE STARS experience necessary. Marlow’s, 887 Main Street call Suburban Goodyear, benefit package and com g products. Class Apply at once to Manager, EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 649.6221. petitive salaries OR Satur license, lx>om truck and Liggett Parkade Phar 328 Middle Turnpike West, day’s and Sunday’s at an forklift experience needed. macy, Parkade Shopping 643-5189. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Look for fhe Clossifi^ Ads with’stars; stars help get you better r^ults. extremely high hourly Reply Box 173, Buckland Center, 404 West Middle Concrete. Chlmneyt rate. Call Crestfleld .Con Station, Manchester, Ct. ’Turnpike. ______Condomlnluma 22 AM real estate'advertised In this newspaper la subject to the Repairs. "No Job T ^ valescent Home/Fen wood 06040. Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to advertise Small.” Call 644-8356. I Manor in Manchester at RN 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Enjoy MANCHESTER - Two any preference, limitation, or discrimination bsM d on race, color 643-5151 Monday - Friday, working in a superior 45 bedroom condo for rent. A- religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to rhak'e any such LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen-{ Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. bed unit with a skilled and C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, preference, limitation or. discrimination. This newspaper will riot hcoine Tax 9am - 3pm. MANCHESTER Knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in cing. Attics, cellars, gar-* 659-3008. REALTOR looking for dedicated staff to assist violation of the law. Servica ages cleaned. All typesi you. A very fine working Inflatloii Sot You licensed agents for trash, brush removed.I atmosphere with good EAST HARTFORD - Five MANCHESTER - “ New WALT ZINGLERS In- Picket, Split Rail, Stake* * Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Fridoy 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Down? progressive real estate MANCHESTER - Redwood agen^. Call 643-1591, ask wages and fully paid room Condo offers two listing” Vet assumable at Farms - excellent condi come tax service. Filing Fences installed. 528-0670. { Sot U|i, Sot Out! employee fringe benefits. bedrooms, den, living 7‘A percent APR on seven tion seven room, aluminum personal or small for 'Tony Wasilefsky for room. Close to everything. ••••••••#••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••# 6B6B66BBB6BBOBBBBBBBBBB* •••••••••••••••••••••••• Earn good SSt aalllng confidential interview. Please call or visit Mrs. room aluminum sided sided Garrison Colonial on business tax returns. In DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Avon! Call S23-9401, $47,900. Call Sandy Sem- 61 Aiflot For Safe 61 Autoa For Sato 61 Autos For Salo Urban, Director of Nurses, Cape, nice yard, fully tr e ^ landscaped lot. your home since 1974. Parking loU, driveways, Pafnflna-Psperfng 33 ArtMee tor Solo 41 Froo C la tsM M Ada Aportmonta for Root S3 Autoa For Salo or 27S-2S41 646-0129, Manchester prebon, Merrill Lynch •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBB BBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB •••••••••••••••••••••••• OBOBON**************** FULL TIME Salesman - breezeway and garage t ' Quiet location. Three 6465346. apartments, stores,r e s , appliance, T.V. Sales. Must Manor Nursing Home, 385 Realty, 872-7777. Don’t miss this one. Call bedrooms, IVk baths, for sidewalks, sanding. Cali D.G. PETERSEN RECENTLY LADIES SIZE 12 Head MANCHESTER have experience. Excellent West Center Street, now! $m,500 Century 21, mal dining room, living i n c 6 m e TATX' 6462204. PAINTING COMPANY - UPHOLSTERED flowered black and vdiite ski outfit, Gorgeous five room first WAITRESS WANTED Manchester. F rid a y s 2-8 p.m . for wage and benefits. Call for □ REAL ESTATE Lindsey Real Estate, 649- room with fireplace, large RETURNS prepared in Interior Specialist. Custom tapestry love seat and originally $200 asking $75. floor apartment. interview between 12 and 4000. family room with sliders to your own home. Please wallpaper banging. In chair. fSOO. Call after 4 Telephone 646-2636. Completely redecorated. February, March and FEMALE COMPANION April. Telephone 649-9937. 3pm - ask for Valerie. 647- Homea For Sale 23 patio, hardwood floors, one cell 647-1135. Palnling-Fapering 32 surance Damage Ap p.m., 643-8051. Large modern kitchen. for elderly woman in MANCHESTER - Beautiful car attached garage, praisers. Workmanship BROWN VINYL Wing Lots of counters and Manchester. Room and TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST MANCHESTER - “ Two six year old Colonial, several extras. $94,900. TAX INTERIOR PAIN'TINGi Guaranteed! 646-6*67. BEDROOM SET - five chair, good condition, cabinets. Dishwasher, - International distributor $250.00 WEEKLY board plus compensation family bargain” 3 plus 6 aluminum sided, deck, Call 647-1606 - Principals PREPARATION in over ten years experience, piece, excellent condition. $50.00. CaU 5434463. stove. No pets. $450 plus in Vernon has immediate PAYCHECKS (fully and flexible time off. Plea large rooms. Remodeled sliders, fireplace, three only. your home. Reliable, low rates and senior citlzdh BuHdlog ContreeSng 33 |» S . Telephone 643-5211., security. 645-2000. opening for full time guaranteed) working part sant residential area. Car and excellent condition. bedrooms, $69,000. Call discount. 6469980. “ YOUNG LADIES Full available. Convenient to reasonable. Norm TWO BEDROOM Apart experienced person to han or full time at home. Week Two heating systems, new Mike Shvonski, 742-9855, Lota-Land lor Sale 24 Marshall, 6469044. LEON CIESZYNSKI length winter coat, good ly paychecks mailed shopping. Position Merrill Lynch Realty, 872- INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ” BUILDER. New homes, condition, size 5-7, $15.00. ment available March 1st dle all phases of front of available March 1st. Send roof and vinyl siding, base Froo CtossMM Ade off Center Street. Security fice including phones, in directly to you from Home ment and large lot with two 7777. MANCHESTER PERSONAL INCOME PAINTING - Wallpapering additions, remodellnjg, rec CaU 6494152. voicing, typing and telex. Office every Wednesday. resume to Box SS, c/o The car garage. Won’t last! and Drywall Installation'. rooms, ^rages, kitchens required. $400 plus Manchester Herald or Southwest exposure - V* Tax Service - Returns Quality professional work. LADIES BLOUSE, slack utilities. 6464786. Much diversification in Start immediately.. No $69,900 - Century 21, NEED YOUR HOME acre, wooded, level home prepared. Tax advice remodelM, ceilings, bath outfit, size 38-40, never FOR SALE - Old fashioned busy atmosphere. Prepara experience necessa^. telephone collect after 8 Lindsey Real Estate, 649- Reasonable prices. Free tile, dormers, roofing. buck saw, $5.00. Telephone p.m. or weekends, 1-203- SOLD? Call Manchester’s .site, city water and sewer. given. Reasonable Estimates! Fully insured worn, $7.00. CaU 6464995. MANCHESTER - Duplex, tion of export shipping National company. Do 4000. ______best! ERA Blanchard & Area of new homes. Price Residential or commer 643-7153. documentation and telex your work right in the com 259-6791, ra te s. Call 646-7306 G.L. McHugh. M3-9321. cial. 6494291. ■ two bedrooms, eat-in Rossetto, Inc. Realtors, $27,900. Call Ginger Street, BOYS HOCKEY PANTS, kitchen, fully ^pUanced, experience helpful. Hours fort and security of your THREE BEDROOMS - 643-9909, Merrill Lynch ‘ evenings. ____ | T A Q 8 A L 6 8 PART TIME help wanted den, living room, dining MLS. 646-2482. PAINTING & PAPER Cooper HP6, size 28-30, red • full basement. Utilities not 8:30 - 5:30. 871-0401. own home. Details and Realty, 872-7777. ELECTRICAL SERVICES with white striped, $10.00. application mailed. Send day and evening. Dairy area, fireplace, one bath. CAM Tree Service, Free Hanging. Ceilings - We do all types of Elec TAG SALE - Moving . Included. No pets. 64^1340. Queen of Vernon. Well landscaped, treed lot, MANCHESTER - New six estimates. Discount senior repaired. References. Ful Call 6434836. RN OR LPN - Charge your name and address to: room Cape. Porter Street You don’t have to be an trical Work! l^ensed. Call February 12tb and 13m, 9 American Fidelity Com situated on a quiet street. citizens. Company ly insured. Quality work! after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. a.m. - 3 p.m. 94 Madison TWO BEDROOM ' Nurse position 7-3. Every area. $60’s. ERA advertising expert to get SNAUUNERT BORONITE Townhouse Condo, IVk other weekend. Please call pany, Hiring Dept. 77, 1040 FINISH CARPENTER to Convenient location. $69,- results in Classified. We’ll Manchester owned and Martin Mattsson, evenings Road, Glastonbury.Glastonbi Air- do interior renovation 900. For further infor BLanchard and Rossetto, II, used strung at 80 baths. Security, lease and Mrs. Balet, ADNS, at Lone State Dr., New help you word your ad. operated. Call 6^1327. 649-4431. _____ FARRAND pounds, very stiff racquet conditioner, 16000 BTU, BraunfeU, TX. 78130. work. Call 646-8040. mation: 649-0638. 646-2483. REMODEUNG - Cabinets, references required. One Meadows Manor, 647-9191. with leather cover grip 5. maple kitchen set, much child accepted. No pets. Roofing, Gutters, Room $50.00. Call Dave 7427441. more. Additions, Decks, all types 6432301. of Remodeling and SKIES 120CM with TAG SALE - (Indoors) Repairs. FREE Saturday only 9-2. New and APARTMENT IN Two Salomon bindings and Nor- family house, two Estimates. Fully insured. dica boots, size 5. $50.00. used household goods and Telephone 6U4017. bedrooms, private base THROUGH THE YEARS Telephone 645-1565. much more. 88 Oak Street, ment, driveway and en Apt. 20, Manchester. ROBERT E. JARVIS trance. Nice yard. Washer CHILDS CROSS and dryer hookups. $400 home ownership has been the best Building - Remodeling COUNTRY Skis, 56”, poles Specialist. Additions, gar- Oogt-Bfnft-PMs 43 per month plus security. 42” . $25.00. Phone 647-9028 ^ U Dan or Ed. 649-2947 - ages, roofing , aiding, after 6 p.m. investment a family can make... ^ kitchens, bathrooms, SOUTH WINDSOR after 5:30, 6464892. replacement win- KENNEL CLUB SOFA, Good condition. FOUR ROOMS - Heat and dows/doors. 643-6712. $99.00. Brown. CaU 649- Obedience & Breed classes IT STILL IS. starting February 16th, hot wdter. $450.00. ITTMOTHY J. ConneUy ■ 1921. Tolland Agriculture Telephone 649-8920 after Total building and im Center, Vernon, Conn. For 5:30 p.m. provement services in FULL SIZE Double mat information, 6494145, 569- cluding but not limited to tress and box spring made 3010,87^200S, 87^2210,289- EFFICIENCY kitchens, bathrooms, ad by the Blue Bell mattress 8188. APARTMENT - North End company, good condition. of Manchester, on bus line. Announcing a ditions, garages, roofing Mancheater Asking $30.00. Call 646- Available again. Near Excellent location with this well kept 7 rm. and siding, door and win ADORABLE Shih-tzu pup dow replacement, 0667. pies, eight weeks old. AKC hospital. Eve%[32098 9 to Ranch, 1st floor family room, good sized remodeling, renovations Registered. Wonderful 5; 646-9^ after 5 p.m. living rm with fireplace, 3 bedrms.. sunny and new construction. 646- POCKET SCANNER four pets. 6494600. kitchen with appliances, large enclosed 1379. channel, lo band, good con AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. dition. ^ .0 0 or best offer. Newer duplex, three Florida rm., with barbecue set-up. 2nd Boota-Aeeoaaorloa 4B SKAPARAS HOME Cali 649-8400 - leave bedrooms, IH baths, rec fireplace In basement, 1 car garage, message for Al. room, fully appUanced. No newarrivaLYon, ffio, could be the proud owner of a brand new Honda. Our new Remodeling • All types of TORRECT CRAFT - Ski carpeting, nice lot. Asking $82,500. additions, Interior and Tique. 16 footer. 302 in utilities. No pets, $525. exterior, repair work. Free RED MAHOGANY three board. 1976. EhiceUent con Security and references Civics ind Accords are here at last. With remarkable fuel efficiency,* estimates. Reasonable drawer dresser, no veneer, dition. Includes: Cover and required. 646-6454 before 3 beautifully simple styling and handsome interiors. Plus NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY- PRICES .rates. Call Joe, S60-7S72. dust covers, $75.00 or best trailer. White and blue or 647-1305 34 p.m. U&R REALTY CO., INC. offer. 2894015. fiberglass. $8699. After 6 the quality craftsmanship and attention to detail you’ve IJESIGN KrrCHENS by p.m., 6494370. MANCHESTER - five 643-2692 J.P. Lewis Cabineta, CAMPER TOP for six foot . room apartment, third qometo expect from a Honda We m ake it sim ple. ^vanities, formica, Wilson pick-up, good condition. AnSquoa ' 4$ floor. Garage. No pets. AND INTEREST RATES ARE LOWER! Robert D. Murdock, Realtor art, Corian counter tops, yW.OO. Tel^hone 649-7139. •••««••••••••••••••••••• Security. Reasonable. 649- ;kltcben cabinet fronts, WANTED ANTIQUES: 3211. complete woodworking ATARI 2600 - year old, two Early, Victorian, Oak, 'service, custom made fur- Joysticks, two paddles, 1920’a and miscellaneous. M A N C H EST E R - W ■Qlture, colonial rqiroduc- combat included, perfect Please call 6434709. Duplex, two bedrooms, fuU .tions in wood, 9 varieties of condition. Call 646-7329 basement. $400 plus hardwood and veniers after 3 p.m.,^$n.00. ANTIQUES AND utiUUes. 646-5211 after 5:30 D.W. FISH REALTY CO. •NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- COLLECTIBLES - will p.m. 24 ADAMS STREET ★ WE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!! ★ :9668. DUAL 1215 turntable with purchase outright or sell on OF / hO M E S /^ ^ Stanton 681 EEE car commission. House lot or MANCHESTER - Off 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon j tHooffing 34 tridge. $65.00. Telephone single piece. Telephone Porter Street. Nice three MANCHESTER S6M183. room apartment. Heat, 872-9153 6444962. 643-1591 IBIDWELL HOME Im- electric included. No pets. *nrovement Company - 29” AVOCADO Gas kitchen- Security deposit. 649-9092. 646-3515 Roofing, siding, stove connected to bottle RENTALS ite ra tio n s, additions. 6W- gas, may be converted to MANCHESTER - Three bedroom duplex rent and 8495. city gas. Asking $99.00. Mfsc. for Root 55 Casual Knit Call mornings, 6&2558. Rooma lor Root 52 clean. No pets. $475. ERA 2 AC R ES BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Blanchard and Rossetto, PRINCETON ST. of wooded land surround this 8 room home. 2 ^ baths, 2 fireplaces, 4 flooring 30 ONE BAY - Storage only. Be ihe first to see thi.s 7 room Cape with first floor family room, *•••••••••••••••••••••••• CREATIVE FURNITURE CENTRAL LOCATION, 645-2482. Easy Comfort good sized bedrooms with tots of closets. 21' deck, garages and kitcheii privUeges, parking $35.00 per month. LEGAL NOTICE fireplace Walk to Bowers School 60's. re! 70 s iFLOORSANDING - Floors - make your own table, Telephone 646-2000. 646-2482 646-2482 !Uke hew. Specializing in stool, etc. for childs room available. Security and SIX ROOM DUPLEX - TOWN OF ANDOVER PLANNING t i ZONING elder floors, natural and or patio. Two foot written references Three bedrooms. No Homaa-Apta. to aharo 89 ‘Stained floors. No waxing Uiameter cable spool, required. For application utilities. Security required. COMMISSION can 6432693. Call 646-2775. The Town Planning tt Zoning Com- MANCHESTER $S2.900 IMIICHE8TES $64,900 enymore. John VerfaiUe, $7.00. 6494631. ROOMATE WANTED- To missioD of Andover, (^nnectlcut i f ★ CHFA* .64^750. will hold a public biearlng in the f i A w wooomioasT. * ELEGANT BED Sitting share two bedroom flat I I Considered. Large family room with 6 room Cape with garage and sunporch. RECORD PLAYER, TV- ONE MONTH Free Rent - starting February 1st. $165 Lower Level of the Town Office Aluminum-sided Colonial with hardwood room for young Building on February 14, 1963 at woodstove, good location. Nicely Formal dining room, fireplaced living Radio console. $5.00 and one bedroom, wall to wall plus utilities. 646-2907 ill floors, new bath, fresh decor and nicely landscaped yard. Act quickly, CHFA funds □MISC. FOR 6AL6 professional woman. Share carpeting, appliances, 7:30 p.m. on the following proposed ^ j . j k l , . I landscaped yard. CHFA welcome. ~Us home is in move-in condition. you1 can take it away. CaU evenings. are dwindling. ^ 6^7796. quiet house' near bus and parking. (!all 6 4 7 ^ 1 . .Special Permit: hospital. $60.00 weekly. BOSTON HILL - PeUtion by Brad ^HooaoMd Oopda 40 VERNON - Roommate 20’s Bi Lessie Carlton for a Special Per *•••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 to 1 ” O .D . 6 « - ^ . to share two bedroom con mit to operate a Commercial OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1>4 PM %1SED MICROMETERS, carbide do. $200 monthly plus half Horse Farm on an 19 acre parcel 20BBRIARWOODDR. HUGE FAMILY ROOM faces, satin chrome fric MANCHESTER -. Hean Homea lor Root 54 bounded on the North by Boston* located just off the beautiful kitchen, Hoor to ceiling fireplace, TtEFRIGERATORS, _ utilities. 872-4213. Hill Road, on the East by Proper Beautiful 3 bedroom home with 2‘a baths, fireplaced family room, 3 tion thimble, graduated in furnished room. Maid ser generous bedrooms, and a preferred area. Stop by Sunday afternoon living room, dining room, plus 3 bedrooms. A real value in the 60’s!! •WASHERS, RANGED - vice. $50.00 w e ^ y . 649- THREE BEDROOM ties N/F of Herbert It Carolyn 646-2482 646-2482 nOean, Guaranteed. Parts tenths, like new condition, Autoa For Sale Lebel & Tui, Meta L Ylo Anson; on in case. $40.00. CaU 649- 2813. Colonial, 2 b athr formal the South by properties N /f of Service.. Low prlcesl dining room. Children :B.D. Pearl & Son, 6W Main 1794 anytime. Neal Greenberg and on the West by MAHCHESTER WTs MANCHESTER Lo SSOt ONE ROOM - private en accepted. $650 monthly 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, properties N/F of Neal Greenberg. SOUTH WIHDSOH $60,000 ★ OVERSIZED ★ Btreet. 643-2171. trance and bath. Parking. plus utlUties. 6434712.' four door, V8. 27,000 miles. At this hearing interested persons ★ QUAINT ★ .••••BBBBBBBBBBBBO******** MARBLE BATHROOM BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. Old fashioned charm, with natural * HOOHOWSHOVEUiHOI ★ With nearly 2000 square feet. 2 fireplaces,, Available immediately. Call 647-1407. may appear and be heard and Or lawn to mow, or painting, or repairs. a huge living room and grand sized jM M oa lor Solo 41 Vanity sink, real old, 26” ••••■••••••••••••••••••• written communications received woodwork, a bright bay Yvlndow fcM* your taeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee by TO" round, 12” basin CaU 6494729. IQUAl NOUSRS Realtors Enjoy life and forget maintenance in this bedrooms. You'll love the spaciousness •BBBBBB 6 BB 6 0 6 6 6 6 6 BBBBBBB Ollleoa-Storoa 1976 RENAULT 17 Gordini on the proposal. Special Permit i c j S . - t '- plants, a big veranda, and a lovely yard marble backsplash, 10” orMRiwinT with garden area. FtMinal dining room, impeccable, better than new luxury con and charm of this quality property. Must Aportmonta lor Root 83 tor Root 55 - front wheel drive, five Maps dated 7-S7-81 showing the 189 West Center St. (corner of McKoo) 646-2482 sewing room & more. dominium in Parkview South. see. I ' high. Asking ^ .0 0 . CaU speed, excellent in- above proposal are on file in the ^ 7 3 0 3 . Offl'^ of the Town Gerk. ALUMINUM SHEETS FOUR ROOM apartment NEWLY RENOVATED terior/exterior, great Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 310 square feet office MPG. New tires. Big first day of February, 1963 It '‘.used as printing plates. .007 NEW LEATHER custom with heat included. MANCHESTER $69,000 Walking distance to Main available. Main Street sunroof. 871-7571 evenings. eleventh day of February, 1963. PH0T04«K "thick, & 2 8 ^ . SOc each, made shoulder band bag, Planning St Zoning (>>mmission EXaUSIVE Bright and cheerful 7 room Cape move In condi ATTRACTIVE HOME or 5 for $2.1)0. Phone 643 Street. First floor with location with ample one third original cost, parking. CaU 649-2891. 1978 CHEVY MALIBU John Kostic, Chairman tion, 2 zone gas heat, convenient location. 2711. They MUST be picked $15.00. 646-2190. private entrance. $450 per 062-01 Call Althea Roberts 649-4324 SPECIAL BUYSI 'up before 11:00 a.ro. only. month. CaU 649-M7. Classic, four door, V8, air- $36,500 - Choice building lot, flat & level. LOWES M0ET6A6E RATES AVAILABLEI MANCHESTER Main conditioning. Power NO CANDY - Buy Merlin SMALL BOLTON 6124,000 * $66,600 — Capa. 4 badrooms, 2 full batha, 315 ROOM APARTMENT. Street. Newly renovated steering. Low mileage. REMOVE MINERAL electronic game for your office space, 1200 square CaU 5664673. MEDIUM $58,900 - 4 bedrm. Cape, appliances, nice Custom 7 room contemporary tri-level, situated recreation room, garage. child for Easter. Only Private home. Heat, BUILDUP FROM YOUR on country cul-de-sac, sauna, entertainers appliances. Working sinale feet. Parking. The Hayes LARGE yard. it 900,000 — Ranch. Assumable mortgage. $10.00. Includes six new TEAKETTLE by pouring delight. ^SEASONED FIREWOOD - aault only. No Corp., 6464131. LOOKING FOR 1973 to in half a cup of white Immediate occupancyl batteries, retaU $25.00.649- 1975 Plymouth for parts. Call Lou Howland 872-7777 or 875-3820. :Cnt, split delivered, $75.00 pets/chUdren. Teleidione $59,900 - Vinyl sided, 6 room Cape In a cord. hOnimum two cord. 0832. SOUTH WINDSOR - at Call 6494291. vinegar and one quart of ■ k 04,000 — Porter street Antique Colonial In top tap water. Heat to rolling Vernon. SOUTH WINDSOR 199,800 condition. Extrasi 'CiU anytime, 649-1831. tractive office qiace with 2681 GUITAR CASE, brown, MANCHESTER - One, ample ptuUng. Buckland CARS $100! TRUCKS $75! boil and let stand for one Large split level home, 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, In * NOW U8TINO — Bowers School Colonlsl. fits Les Paul, excellent $68,900 - 6-6 Duplex, mortgage may be ‘e n t i r e S-TOCK of two, three bedroom and Road, Close to five cor Available at local gov’t, hour. Pour out solution, fill viting rec-room with white brick wet bar. Many roomsi Above ground pool. Low 70’s. Kerosene heaters - All condition, '$50.00. townbouse apartments ners. 644-2501. sales. Call (refundable) with water, boil again and 8335 A rib-stitch, sleeveless assumed. Call Althea Roberts 649-4324. Tsizes and shapes from n$. Telephone 0434933. available Immediately. (312 ) 931-5337 Ext. 2340B \2-Vl-14Vl cardigan ia Imittod from W NEW LISTINQ — Bolton ranch on Manchester discard. Add buildup to 4-ply worsted yam for line; 5 ACRESI Mld-$80's. •PEARL'S A^UANCE, $375, $425, $495. Security STORE FRONT on Spruce for your directory, on bow your budget by selling no- $84,900 - 5-5 2 family, 2 car garage. MANCHESTER $60,000 :648 Main Street, 6432171. SAN GIORGIO ski booU required. Heat and hot Street. 500 square feet. to purchase. 24 hours. A sew-Bimple, zip-front his casual wardrobe. * NEW USTINQ — East Hartford custom Capa Size 815, Une with puU out WiU remodel. Ura monthly longer-used furniture and yoked duster is so com No. 2681 has )cnit direc Excellent location Income property just steps water inchuM. CaU Ren- appliances with a iow-cost fortable to wear. tions for Sizes Small, Me from Main St. opposite parking lot. Motivated with large 2 car garage and special featuresi ^SEASONED OAK liners, good condition. U1 Office, 6494800. plus uUUUes. 6 4m i2. 1979 CHEVY LUV - 30,000 $99,900 - 9 room contemporary Ranch, 2 $35.00. C dl 6464619. ad in CHassified. No. 8335 with Photo- dium and Large (36-46) seller says sell now! Mid $70’s F IR E W O O D - fo r miles, cap. Ehicellent con car garage. MANCHESTER - Main dition. $f000. 647-0601 or Gaide is in Sizes 1215 to inclusiTe- ■ k 900,000 — Manchester large Duplex with fan Mllveriea call George MANCHESTER - Main 24H. Size 1415, 37 bust, Call Ginger Street 643-9909. ' WOOD/BRASS glass Street - M square ft. rent. 227-3422. TO O Un, MS4 tz.00 hr sack tastic potential. Qreait price means opportuni rOriffing, Andover, 70- Street. 2 rooms, heated, SH yardi 46-inch. ttsrs, phn 8W hr psttigt ts4 $119,900 - 4 family owner financingi MANCHESTER 6132,800 •7866______Coffee table, $46.00. CaU hot water, appliances. No Central business district. Ksoilsf. ty. 6434188 day or evening. WiU sub-divide and amor 1962 CHEVY CHEVETTE Alhrentures Pattamt avaCabla only available. Contemporary bl-level In prime neighborhood, 4 Natural woodwork enhances the charm of pets. Security. Parking. in sizes akown. uam ckooT COLONIAL BLUE and tize alterations over lease Hatchback, standard, Utanetioalaf Harold bedrooms, fireplaced family room with sky light this 5-5 2-family. Each apt. has 2 bedrma, ONE CHAIR, white wood for qualified tenants under radio, defogger, under TO OIOO, ISS4 $2.00 hr pack M km. N ktaencm sliders to deck, full finished basement. A North Coventry building lot available - Jtnst floral print love seat, g ttj^ p k n I0« h r paihtt is4 11 $140,900 - 7 room contemporary - owner dining & living rm & kitchens. Separate tllS . Two blue upholstered frame with yellow VERNON/Rockvllle - net leases. Two story coating. 4,001) miles. $4,795. i&s?: Nnt Twk. N.Y. ISOM Call Pat Kershaw, 646-4$66. Low 20’a - M l NaM, kMrau am ZIP financing. heating systema, 6 2 car garage makoe this •chairs, $75.00 each. Very cushiona, $8.00. Telephone accepting applications for building (16,000 square 6 4 3 ^ . ISE lU M U n cost ms ttita Nitaksr. 6494801)______feet), fuU baaement, gar-' home a excellent op^rtunlty for the condition. 643-1416. two bedraom apartments. CUT LAUNDRY CUS'l’S by SPECIAL: Over 200 se Rent Includes beat and hot age and freight elevator. MANY OTHER LI8TINQ8 ALSO AVAILAILa Judlclouo home-buyer. $74,9t0 decreasing the amount of llM km. M aaensM lections and a FREE f Merrill Lynch ZAVAILABLE NOW - Triple FOR SALE - knitted doable water. For Information Mr. Norman - 647-6003. aswTHt. X.T. ItOM Pattern Section in the Realty ^resaer, pecan, with bed size bedspread, white caU 143T4a6l. EffO. detergent used. Reduce by PiM aass, kPPrsM Wh ZIP ALBUM. Just $3.00. STRAND REAL ESTATE Zmlrror; Prhgo baby with pink, never used, MANCHESTER - 8,000 one-third and see whether cool, Sqitkisikw ask Stas. ■MHktSS.2SmM 196 I. Canlar 6L DANIEL r. REALir IND. ‘ciiniage (like new); Chlld- $18.00. Worth at least $75. THREE ROOM heated square feet warcBoaic or you notice a difference in New FASHION with fl-1M - s o ^ O M a h ata. Bsa 4LMI 0 REALTY, bic. •craft erih-a-bed; butcher 7434016.______a p a rtm e n t. 118 M ain .assembly building. One the appearance of your Photo-Guide patterns in Is Sraw umsi ksa to asks ISsib. K-MART PLAZA 1 •; 1 4 .YL RIALTOIIS isaassaiMisiat,sininiiir Mock chrome lighting Street. Third floor. No level. Three overhead wash. Add extra dollars to all size ranges, has a w w - UfPMM MILTS. 24 •44-aOOO doors, loading docL high , special Grace Cole Collec ShstS mS mpllssM S nitK . 296 Hartford Tpke. t m - r m 176 Main 91, MoHoHiiWr jterture, matching clock; GIRLS CORDUROY appliances. Security and your budget by selling l^tt-aiiRLOSM Nkainitow-2a Slacks by Gant, perfect ceiUng, slab floor. Fenced tion for larger sizes; plus lipm tf m Stoaws •kIPt. Vernon, CL 0$0$$ 640-0917 Vmitwood credenia; pecan tenant insurance required. “don’t ne^s” with a low- ■ight table and lamp. CaU coodlUoci, waist 27, ^.50. $380. Phone 649-2416 9 to 5 parking area. $1 square ft. 2 BONUS Coupons! CaU 6 4 1 ^ . weekdays. net. Mr. Norman ^7 4 0 0 3 . cost ad in Classified. P ric e .... $lis. i