21) - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1984
High School World DEP and town disagree Bolton tells legislators Credit unions . VOL. L-NO, 15 on standards tor dams of need for money, police branching out Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald ... page 4 ... page 19 ... page 22 Wanted: family for
Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. ■J fantastic experience sunny Thursday Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984 — See page 2 Single copy: 25<|: Fam ily wanted. Must be open- when she only had pictures and MHS student Sue Marte, who minded, caring, 'interested in forms describing her family. But stayed with a host fam ily in learning about other people and spending two months with them, Portugal this summer, admits " I ideas. No experience necessary. they became much more than didn't want to host because I didrilt Does this description match your photographs. think I could live with a person who family? If so, you may be inter They were real people — a wasn't in my fam ily.” But now, she ested in becoming involved in one family of nine who took her in says, " I would have hosted' a of the most worthwhile experien warm ly. She discovered that student for a year this year if I had ces around: international neither space nor money were known 1 would have enjoyed my exchange. important. “ If you (the family) AFS experience so much. Living Medics abroad allows the student to le^itn U.S. civilians You don't have to be rich, fluent just want to include them (the in a foreign language, or well- exchange students), that's about himself, and also the family traveled. The single most impor enough.” hosting learns a lot about them tant qualification which you must Exchange students in America selves. They realize others' needs deliver have is the willingness to welcome this year share the same view outside of their own, and jt someone from a foreign country points, According to Renate Wolf, generally brings a family closer depart; ship into your home and make them a AFS student from Switzerland, together.” part of your family. open-mindedness is the most im If your family has seen articles Every year, organizations like portant characteristic in a host or requests in the paper before baby AFS International and YFU family. It mu.st be willing to show about the need for host families (Youth For Understanding) send interest in the new family and just passed it off without shells rebels By Sarah E. Hall thousands of American students member's home country and re thinking much about it, this time Herald Reporter abroad to live with host families spect his or her culture. don't. If you believe your family By Steve Hogey area came under some shellfire. 8 and bring even more students to Renate, who has a 19-year-old has a lot to offer, consider United Press International No casualties were reported. At 1:02 a m. today, town para the United Stales. Every year, host sister, says the age of brothers becoming a host to a foreign British officials said the British medics were dispatched to the Photo by S.AA. there is a vital need for American and sisters isn't important. exchange student next year. unit, based near the Marine scene of an "'imminent You may be a family with young BEIRUT, Lebanon — The battle families to provide homes for these Japanese exchange student Ma- compound in a former tobacco childbirth. " students. riko Kamikura emphasizes the children who would benefit from ship USS New Jersey fired its 16-inch guns on rebel and Syrian factory, was being airlifted by Sixteen 'minutes later, they Indoor track member Lisa Harvey begins her trek around the MHS halls. But a host family not only fact that the exchange student the experience of having an older helicopter to the Reliant. helped deliver the Emergency provides food and lodging for the should not be treated any differ sibling. You may have space positions today as British troops became the first of the four-nation The British made up the smallest Medical Service's "first baby in exchange student, it allows the ently from the other children in the vacated by a child who will be group in the peace-keeping force, the field” — a 5-pound, 1.5-ounce going off to college next year. Or, peace-keeping force to withdraw student to learn about American family. Though the student may which also includes France and girl who .started crying even before culture first-hand. And almost need extra help at first adju.sting to like most families who host, you from Lebanon. The barrage came a day after Italy. her shouldejs emerged from her always, family ties develop which school. English, and the new may have high school age children The troops, whose withdrawal mother's birth canal. Indoor track team is span miles of cultural and linguis surroundings, he or she should not who are interested in having a President Reagan ordered the came exactly a year after they "That's a no-fool-around. That's brother or sister from another withdrawal of 1,470 U.S. peace tic differences. be smothered. Just because his or were deployed in the capitai, \yiii a have-it-and-get-it-over-with,” Laura Gauthier, a Manchester her command of English is not country to learn from and to share keepers from Beirut. He also authorized the U.S. 6th Fleet to likely transfer to a British base in , ...... ' Deputy Fire Chief Peter Beckwith High School senior who spent last perfect, does not mean that the with. Cyprus but a Defense Ministry ' said this morning. summer in Greece with the AFS family shouldn't encourage inde If you have any questions about bombard Syrian positions in Le practicing in the haiis banon if they fire on Beirut or the spokesman said he knew no Jim Brown, who attended the program, speaks of her Greek pendence in the exchange student becoming a host family for the immediate plans for the move. . ' ' ' birth with fellow paramedic Mike coming year, contact the high Marines. sister and parents with a smile on just as much as in the other Brooks said the 250 Marines UP) photo Ma-son. said helping out was no big slate meets is where the compcli- In Rome, the Italian government At Mmuhostor High School, run. Hurtles is another event that her face. "They still think of me as children in the family. schooi office, which can put you in withdrawn to the Guam were deal. "She (the mother)/diAall the lion is at its best. said it wouid begin to withdraw its during the w inter sport .scuson-. one is involved, along with high .jump, a dtiughter.” she says. Many families hesitate at the touch with an AFS representative. engineers, truck drivers and pub discus and long jump. 1,400-man contingent soon and on A Lebanese policeman changes the tire ther Gemaysl government. Anti- ^ . .u . tciim’s procticc.s ;irc un.vthing but The girls do not have slate meets Heather Reading, a participant thought of taking a .stranger into Don't hesitate. This could be one lic relations officials. He said they .Anybody from ninth grade to .\i‘l. hut instead, run at Wilton, iSiesday, French President Fran norniiil. Euch school day at 3 p.m... in the same program, .spent the their homes for a whole year. But of the most meaningful experien may return to Beirut in three days on his car in Beirut Tuesday after it was government forces now have complete waTns l , w a s r e s S which is a (pialifying meet and the cois Mitterrand said France would truck team members, wearing 12th grade is eligible to be on summer in Portugal. She re the work involved as compared to ces your family could ever have. if "the situation permits.” struck by artillery fire in the battle for the control of west Beirut and the evacua- comfortably this morning at Man- indoor track. It helps to keep the competition is awesome. withdraw its 2,000-strong conting shorts, begin their work-out by members before her experience. the rewards available is small. With the partiai pullback, 1.220 tion of Americans has begun. Chester Memorial Hospital. She The home meets arc different ent as soon as it could be replaced city between rebels and troops backing running in the halls. The teacher's body in shape and prepares the M.H. Marines remained entrenched be had given birth to her daughter at members for the outdoors when than other meets. Most meets arc by a United Natjons force. and .students may think the idea is hind barbed wire and sand bags at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - home in her own bed, with her the weather permits. Members of run on all weather indoor tracks, Pope John Paul II today ap a bit insane or peculiar, but for the their base at Beirut International I L I m husband David, her 8-year-old track team it's^ust another way of the cross-country, field hockey, but Manchester's track is the pealed to Reagan and Syrian Airport. A Marine spokesman said I I raoill S Dll lion D U Q Q 0 1 .step.son David ScoU. her U^year- getting ready for the next competi football and soccer teams enjoy second floor. The team practices Seniors to vote in ’84; President Hafez Assad asking ■ ^^^aaa aja a W ^ a a a a ’^^ a a oid daughter Brenda, two police them to use their influence to stop 264 U.S. servicemen have died tive meet. running the indoor track. the technique of running around officers, a couple of neighbors, F the "bombardments and killings” since deployment in September the corners ol the hall so they won't 1982, including a Marine who was The members of this sport have Track team members not only run into the lockers. that have kilied at ieast 275 people practice every day of the week and practice to stay in shape but alsoto and wounded 785 since Thursday. wounded last week and died There aren't many spectators are they ready to decide? Tuesday. experience all different types of compete against other schools in bccau.se there is a lack of room, but Marine spokesman Maj. Dennis would boost transportation There were no reports of French * had^ told her that the mild. work-outs, such as speed, endu such stales as New York. New the team encourages people to Brooks said the mammoth guns of rance and weight-lifting. Depend This November will be a very or Italian troops leaving the . .. , , . „ .,4 irregular pains she was having Jersey, Rhode Island and Massa- conic and watch. States involvement in foreign without studying both sides of the the New Jersey, the only opera gallon gasoline tax and a 25 educational equalization gran S to « probably false labor. But she ing on the events a member four-nation, 5,000-man Beirut By Mark A. Dupuis chu.setts. The sites of competition .Manchester's team spirit, talent important time for this eountr,v. countries, and the economic poli issues. tional battleship in the world, fired percent increase in motor vehicle participates in. he or she will have with the election of the president of cies regarding the common peace-keeping force, which began United Press International “ S y e a ? f woke "up. just'bcfore 1 am . with include impressive colleges such and hard work, usually bring them It is fortunate that many seniors at 1:25 p.m. (6:25 a.m. ES’T) but registration and license fees, both 1984 85 fiscal year. severe back pain — “ then my a different work-out. For running the United States. It will al.so worker. The.se students, although arriving in August 1982 to restore as Yale. Trinity and the I'niversily victories. do take their responsibilities as the target was not immediateiy HARTFORD - Gov. William effective with the July 1 start of the The increase will increase GTB was events, the distances vary from the provide the first opportunitv for not political activists, are not order after the Israeli siege E of Connecticut. The boys compete voting citizens seriously. And what known. O'Neili today proposed a $4,006 fiscal year. spending to 95 percent of the ^ .5.5-meter dash up to a 300-meter many Manche.ster High School content to scratch the surface of against Palestinian guerrillas. in (pialifying for .state meets, and BECKY CASTAGNA is even more fortunate is that they A group of 250 “ non-essentiai" billion budget for the 1984-85 fiscal He said today the tax increases ' amount the state commuted Itself Her husband called Manches- seniors to vote. major issues facing this country U.S. Marines was flown by heiicop- are willing to devote their time to Pentagon spokesman Capt. Jim year that would increase spending would be the only increase in to provide under a muUi-year g ,, em ergen cy phone today. Instead, they are concerned ter to the USS Guam off the coast of becoming better educated about Santana said Reagan had re for transportation, education and revenues needed to balance the effort to equalize spending on minutes later, To be considered an adult and with selecting a candidate who will Lebanon late Tuesday for “ secur various policies and opinions of quested Defense Secretary Caspar other programs and require $63 budget, with economic growth schools from town to town around paramedics arrived. Mrs. Kenny given the opportunity to partici deal with issues about which they ity reasons” after Moslem rebels candidates before they would even Weinberger draw up a plan to miilion in higher taxes and fees. providing more revenue from, Class of ’84 receives pate in a process re.served for are concerned. seeking to topple the U.S.-backed think of voting. withdraw the Marines to warships ^The Democratic governor went existing taxes to pay for the O'NeiU also proposed another eat*''®’ ' adults is certainly an exciting Lebanese government took control I simply hope that all American offshore. He said the withdrawai before the opening day session of remainder of the spending $5.5 million to'begin carrying om a ^e MS Coordinator Jim Clark was experience. But. too often the There are, however, some voters of most of west Beirut. adults take the time to learh about could take weeks and it was the Legislature to outline the increase. package of educational refo^ , ^ paramedics' responsibilities of voting are who do not take the time to Brooks said the evacuation was the policies of the presidential uncertain when it would begin. spending program, which repres recommended by he State B^ard performance at their first birthing treated too lightly by both 18-year- completely educate themselves on not linked to Reagan's order. Milano estimated 80 percent of high marks on report card candidates .running for office in "N o one has given any order to ents a 10.8 percent increase over of Education, including mastery olds and adults who have been the stands of various candidates. Also evacuated to American the increased spending would go November. They should realize withdraw,” Brooks said. "A s a the $3.61 billion budget for the for increases to existing programs, ests for pupils and training tor program voting for years. And worse still, there are people warships Tuesday were 39 U.S. Well seniors, one semester down that voting is a privilege, and. like matter of fact, nothing is being current fiscal year. including costs such as state teacners. __ „ began seven months ago, but no A large turnout, an excellent band the game. We captured the Many .seniors do realize this who choose simply not to vote. Embassy personnel and their and one more to go. With the end of all privileges, contains an element done. Our mission has not O'Neill said he expected com (Siddhartha), good food (provided C.C.I.L, and that even off-set the responsibility. They atlmit that These people must realize that dependents. They arrived safely in employee labor contracts over ^ babies born out of the hospital.) the first semester for the class of of responsibility. Voting provides changed. The president asked fora plaints from lawmakers that the which the state has little control in new fund for excellence in higher ..^mhing could have been done by the caleteria), great dancing, heartbreaking loss to Ea.st. Not to they are no’t adequately informed their apathy will never produce the Cyprus today. 1984.1 think it is appropriate to look Americans with the opportunity to plan to be drawn up but there is no budget was either too much or too controling increases. and lots of fun was enjoyed by be outdone, the soccer team, once to make a responsible choice in a changes they desire in the policies "The British Defense Ministry back and determine what kind of express their choice as to how the time limit on it.” little, but said he believed it met everyone in attendance. Both again, advanced to the state finals, presidential election. They also of the government. There is no said its 110-man contingent began In addition to the General Fund semester it really was. Quite a bit country should be run. It is their Reagan's decision followed the the state’s needs while recognizing {|le" m entllly relarded f'rom^ s .ifl In V Z a T C n e d ^ o ^ itm males and females looked stunning losing only once to Hall, before state that they definitely plan to excuse for not being involved or at moving from Beirut to the Royal budget to finance state operating happened and I am sure everyone opportunity to help determine the near-collapse of the Lebanese its ability to pay for programs. costs, O'Neill proposed a $320 Mansfield Training School to com- f '^eTure on e ^ e r in their semi-formal attire, and the bowing to state powerhouse. re.search the stands of each candi least informed in a democratic Navy ship Reiiant offshore "in had a lot of fun. Let's take a look at future of the United States. army ancl President Amin Ge- “ To those on both sides, you and I million capital budget that in beauty conte.st was enjoyed by Ridgefield. Girls swimming and date on various is.sues, especially system. Too often people criticize light of the deteriorating security S ’' tr“ " class "a"n d t w «e/cy"childbirth. "Continuing edu- our mid-year report card. mayel's government in two days of have an obligation to meet the real cludes funds for construction of everyone. soccer also provided excitement nuclear disarmament. United the policies of the government in Beirut and the particuiarly ___ cation IS the key to this whole L.G. attacks this week on west Beirut by needs of our people, and to do so efforts to reduce prison ...__.. The Pep Rally revealed a brand for those who followed those exposed position of the British new facilities and other capital overcrowding Clark said, SCHOOL SCHEDULE: Well, Moslem Druze and Shiite rebels. within a budget that will recognize projects. overcrowaing. paraniedics have run new band with lots of new ideas and teams. The fall was filled with Forces. school actually began in August excitement. This was carried on to their ability to pay,” he said in The capital budget included the gamut of possible calls, attend- exciting sporting events at all Fighting erupted again today The Moslem Shiite and Druze, this year (that's right. Long time the football field and half-time times, and no one could even remarks prepared for a joint money for 500 new prison beds and ago. huh'.’ ) and it .seemed as if the between rival miiitiamen along the militiamen, supported by the Syri-' session of the House and Senate. suddenly became interesting. imagine the winter even being "Green Line” separating Chris planning for 400 more, $40 million ...... summer hadn't even begun Eve ans, are fighting to topple the Anthony V. Milano, secretary of The year slowed down a bit. with comparable. Help for teens is tian east and mainiy Mosiem west for housing construction and reha l n e l # l A Paramedic Brown, droopy-eyed U.S.-backed Lebanese ryone wanted to get one more day nothing really happening until the the Office of Policy and Manage bilitation, $22 million in grants for I I I S H U C I U U a y this morning after a full night's Well, there was another resur Beirut and the U.S. Marine base government. out in the sun to gel that "perfect” Sock'n'Buskin fall production was rection as the hockey team flew out ment and the chief architect of the drinking water and solid waste work, said the birthing itself tan. Clothes shopping was only presented in early December and of the gate and maintained an budget, said O'Neill was able this projects and $5 million for farm 24 pages, 4 sections, wasn't difficult — "just different." halfway finished and .vou just did the Junior Prom two weeks later. undefeated record through the year th include some programs he land preservation. 1 advertising supplement ••jcg ^ind of a turnaround. It not know what you' would do Both were enjoyed by everyone in entire first half of the season. Once available at Alateen wanted to propose in the past but The transportation program an makes you feel kind of good. without that dress or shin you attendance, but the prom was again, students began planning that the state couldn't afford. nounced last week also included A rM towns 19 Usually, you're bringing people all found at Fox's. That first week “ This is a sound budget that probably a bit more exciting for their Saturday nights around the Of the 75 million Americans who own problems and help others in ean provide the key to mental capital funds, with a net increase Business...... 21-22 beat up to the hospital: now, you dragged by. and everyone looked reacts to the real needs of the most. hockey game time, instead of the process. Alcoholism is a health, not to mention just getting of $102.5 million proposed for road, Classified...... 22-24 have a brand-new one to work forward to the first day off. Labor drink, at least six million are people of the state,” Milano said. Donkey basketball was post during it. The boys basketball disease, and this group helps through the day. The people there bridge and other transportation- Comics...... 18 w ith ," Day. The days finally began to alcoholics. Four out of five alcohol "The governor has been wanting to Entertainment...... 16 (jyjjy named poned due to snow, and the first team also started off quickly, individuals to understand that and understand your problems, know work. pass by with regularity and that ics are men. mostly from middleor do some of these programs for the Battle of the Bands received mixed climaxing in an impressive upset upper-class backgrounds, and to realize that they are not alone. what you're talking about, and fan In addition to beginning the oSies;:;:;::::;:;::;;;::::;:;:;:? Meiissa Mane. first snow day, right before Christ the past couple of years. This year reviews, but there was quite a bit of over East Catholic. The energy children of alcoholics are four One of the ideas behind Alateen is help you better than anyone else massive transportation program, Opinion...... 6 mas. was a much enjoyed and we were able to do them.” O'Neill proposed higher spending excitement surrounding these two and excitement continued to flow times as likely to become alcohol emotioncH* detachment, allowing because they've been there. Peopletalk ...... 2 welcomed surprise. Well, after two events. The $4,008 billion budget will in the operating budget for a through the schools. An “ A ” grade ics themselves. In other words, it is the teenager to suspend emotional If you'd like to give it a try but more snow days we have all S.A.A. and the various other is just not good enough for the feel too nervous, why not bring a require $63.7 million in higher number of areas, including educa realized that we are not going to a common problem, growing in involvement with the alcoholic, taxes, which O'Neill announced clubs did a good job in keeping us athletic department and teams, so importance daily. friend along for support. There are tion, care for the mentally re Club asks graduate until June 14. and with while still being able to love them. last week when he unveiled a $5.5 busy thus far and a grade of "A -” is a whopping "A-f-” is given along Perhaps, even one of your probably more of them out there tarded, economic development SAMPLES TODAY two more, we lose April vacation. billion program to coverthe state's well de.served, with a thank you from the entire parents is an alcoholic. If so. there Anonymity is strictly upheld and with this problem than most people and aid to the state's 169 cities and The Manchester Herald todov con- St MW f M t For this reason, a grade of B- is senior class for all of the no one needs to know real names if believe. transportation needs for the next towns. tinues Its sampling program to bring " J e " ^ ^ e e ■ ■ assigned. is help, both for the alcoholic and 10 years. copies of the newspaper to non- _ SPORTS: All of you seniors have excitement. his family, in the form of self-help you don't want them to. The people For more information, one can O'Neill proposed $44 million there are truly supportive and are O'Neill last week proposed a more in Guaranteed Tax Base subscribers In Monchester. ^ to admit that as far as sports go, groups known as Al-Anon, Alcohol look in the yellow pages under SCHOOl, EVENTS: There was a really interested in your opinions 3-oent increase in the 14-cent-a- grants, bringing the program of •••••••••••••••••••••• e ^ 7 C e 0 ^ 7 this is how to go out in style. G E N E R AL GRADE: On the ics Anonymous (AA) and Alateen. alcoholism. It could be the best tremendous amount of excitement Football was brought back to life whole I am ha ving a fantastic year. and what you have to say. Alateen move you have ever made. in the air as a Pep Rally and Sadie Because this is a high school paper and provided us with so much The events, activities, and sports directed at teenagers, this article By Alex Glrelll Hawkins dance were announced in excitement and energy every have kept me busy and happy Herald Reporter the beginning of the year. The will deal with them. Saturday afternoon, that we began during my last year at MHS, Alateen is an off-shoot of Al- dance, a relatively new idea at the to plan our weekend activities Pratt & Whitney loses bid Hopefully, the rest of the senior The Manchester Country Club school, was a tremendous success. Anon, and is designed specifically around the game instead of during class is having as much fun and as for the teenage children of alcohol Citrus Fru'.t Sale has decided to go forward with its good a time as I am. There is so ics. It was begun by a 17-year-old in effort to get a long-term lease from much more to look forward to. An the town for its golf course land, 1957 who had tried to apply AA's t e m p l e Ovrt'f THE SCHOOt. overall grade of an “ A-” is to be for Navy fighter engines according to a source close to the principles to his life alone but ftU. RtPPCD rAPft(?.r- given out to the class of '84. Keep THeRC- MKC found It extremely difficult. "© R A N G E S & club’s Board of Governors. up the good work and let's leave Club President Thomas Wall nLeb,f4'5>siWL ojcKffl?. . He came uj) with the idea for a HARTFORD - The Navy has East Hartford and last week lost intensive competitive test of en here with a bang! IMDIAN RlVgff PIMVC^ excluded reporters from the Tues fellowship of children of alcoholics handed Pratt & Whitney Group its the bulk of an Air Force fighter gines from the two companies. N n s s iiq c ) 7 " day night meeting of the board at P ^ lN r SPLi^TTtRi ■ who would share their problems second major setback in a week, engine contract to General Lehman said the 1985 budget J.B. ^ ^RAPEFRU\r which the lease problem was Oxpi T OY£.fc : and solutions, each trying to help following the Air Force in disclos Electric. calls for "a stable production rate” discussed. ''S the others deal with ,thp common ing plans to shift jet engine Lehman reported the plan to of 24 F-14S for the Navy through A source said this morning that problem. Alateen now consists of per c a r t o n ' ^ business from the United Technol shift the engine work in a state 1986 and "includes funding also to UPl photo the club will continue to seek thj HSW Staff several hundred groups, and ogies Corp. subsidiary to General ment submitted to the Senate shift production aircraft from the long lease but will work through anyone between the ages of 12 and ' call*. 6>13-H3R Electric Corp. Armed Services Committee in (Pratt and Whitney) TF-30 engine Nicholas Jackston, a member of 20 can join. Membership is free but Doing well after transplant Navy ^ c re ta ry John Lehman Washington. General Electric, to the (General Electric)' F-110 Editor-in-Chief Lisa Gates board and the town's liaison officer donations going toward the rental said Tuesday the N avy’s budget which has corporate headquarters engine,” it said. News editor Meg Harvey o f the meeting place is to the club. Feb2S**'a-f-le»' 3 pm. Pharmacist Qerald Boucher, New England’s first heart for the 1985 fiscal year included in Fairfield, builds the engines in The F-14 Tomcats, costing about Feature editor Jeffry Borgida appreciated. Jackston will work to arrange ,'rtM e ___ Home. transplant. recipient, began exercising today on a money to carry out the shift to the Ohio. $38 million each, are powered now Sports editor . Heidi Sullivan Alateen is not a place where the negotiations between the club’s «>Ot' ertW T UJE. Hl9tF specially sterilized exercise bicycle at Brigham and General Electric engine for the Lehman's statement gave no by Pratt & Whitney’s TF-JO engine. Art editor Heather Reading alcoholic is criticized or the negotiating committee and the Cfeliverq MARCH nO Navy's F-14 Tomcat fighter. details on the reason for the switch. In past congressional testimony, Photo editor Susan Marte Women's Hospital in Boston. He is flanked by nurses town’s Board of Directors’ com- IMPrtOviWCi THC members look for sympathy. Engines for the all-weather day However, last year he indicated he the Navy has suggested a more Adviser Zane Vaughan mittee,,on the country club. ;/im o 1 noNs 0 i Rather, it is a fellowship of Barbara Hatch (left) and Karen Granger. Doctors say and night fighter are now built by would follow the Air Force if it powerful engine was needed for the teenagers who try to solvfe their Boucher is recovering smoothly from the operation. Pratt & Whitney, which is based in switched engine makers after its Tomcat. Please turn to page 8 ■) t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 8. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 8. 1984 - 3 EDB scare has meant decline in sales for state stores Park trees wait until monument is done anything off the shelves," said Bill Manchester y of pancake, cake and muffin mixes mands for refunds on banned raising goal. awaiting an estimate for By Margaret Jackson animals. not have the banned foods. Finn, as he restocked the shelves of Bv Kathy Garmus At its January meeting, wanted the committee to replied. United Press International Officials have stressed the Howe^%, the Food Mart chain, had declined. “ We have seen a approve a plan that in Hunniford said the However, committee the monument using 4- At the small independent Finn’s his family market. “ Once we get In Brief Herald Reporter the committee agreed to chemical causes no immediate ill which a l ^ has stores in both slowdown in the sale of these cluded the trees, "rather plans were not final and member Robert J. Bugge inch stone, but said he was Market in Hartford, a manager something definite then we ll decide later on the place HARTFORD — Concern over effects in humans, but said it niay states, last week asked all manag products, but to what degree we than leaving them (the would be revised after the said there should be no told the price difference said the store will not ban any know." Under pressure from its ment of the trees. EDB has made consumers reluc increase long-term chances of ers to use Massachusetts' guide have not identified," said Lesko. House conversion requested But when the park plans plans) vague and iil- initial site work, such us trouble collecting the will not be that great. products until further standards But while sales managers wait chairman, the committee tant to use baking mixes suspected getting cancer. lines to "pull the products” from Officials at both companies' defined." grading, is finished. $30,000 needed to com And, he said, 4-inch are pinpointed by the government. for government guidelines, consu , Winter Street families have applied to the designing the Vietnam were presented to the of containing the cancer-causing “ There has been a decline in shelves, said Dan Lesko, vice headquarters said they had re Board of Directors last B u t com m ittee But Smith persisted, plete the park. stone is more fragile and "Until we find out what the mers are shying away from buying Planning and Zoning Commission for a special Veterans Memorial Park pesticide, leading to a decline in sales of all muffin and cake mixes president of sales for the chain. ceived questions from anxious members Robert A. asking that the committee The committee has al would be susceptible to baking mixes. exception to convert their two-family house to a Tuesday endorsed the month. Smith threatened Just because people are stepping consumers as well as some de acceptable level Is we won’t yank ready received commit damage while being sales of the products, Connecticut Officials of both chains said sales three-family house. - planting of trees along to resign if the board did Faucher and William approve specific types of ments for the $30,000 moved to the site. supermarket officials say. back and taking a look,“ said Silvia Barry and Andrea Sweeney, and Brian and Main Street, although not approve the street Hunniford said the com trees. Because of fluctuat needed for the initidl site Other members balked Sales, managers of both large Gottlieb of the Shop Rite food chain Valene Sweeney, of 19 Winter St., have proposed other committee trees. The board sides mittee never objected to ing supplies at area nur work, including a $15,000 at suggestions by Smith food chains and small independent storesi adding a new apartment containing 750 square members said they never tepped the issue by ap the trees. .Instead, the series, the committee EDB a concern for health food customers grant from the Hartford that the committee con markets say they have also re Massachusetts officials banned feet. objected to the trees in the proving the plans but committee agreed to de should select its trees and ceived calls from concerned consu 18 products with specific codes leaving the placement of cide on their placement shrubs now. Smith said. Foundation for Public sider reducing the size of consumer's heightened awareness The commission has scheduled a March 19 first place. mers and requests for refunds for from grocery shelves, but in The discovery of the cancer- new interest in products that are grain pesticide banned by the public hearing on the application. the trees up to the after the monuntent was “ You're looking to buy Giving. \ the monument. banned products. Connecticut, after testing 24 sam causing pesticide EDB in cake organically grown without chemi federal Environmental Protection of the chemical. However, the commit committee. built, they said. five trees and we don’t An a c tio n a l $30,000 is "It is the focal point of The Environmental Protection ples this week, officials decided not mixes, flour, baby food, and basic cals or additives. But some health Agency last week. tee agreed that the trees A t Tuesday’s meeting. • There was' a miscon even know if we can use needed for the monument the park," Bagge said. " I f "W e have had one of our better Allied’s neighbore notified Agency Friday issued a federal to recommend any product bans. grains — a staple of most diets —• conscious customers at stores in In Massachusetts, where this should be planted after, Smith said the street trees ception that the trees them." said committee and land.scaping of the you take away from this, weeks,” said Heinz Scheralis, ban on use of the EDB, or ethylene Ms. Gottlieb said her chain had has driven some anxious New Massachusetts, New Hampshire, week public health officials set A request by Allied Printing Services Inc. for a construction of a black could be pruned or re were eliminated,” member Glenn'Beaulieu. park. it's going to get lost in the manager of the Bread and Circus dibromide, on grain products not pulled any products from its 18 England consumers to health food and Maine, are also checking to strict maximum safety levels for waiver of landscaping and fencing around its new granite monument that moved if they turned out Faucher said. “ I think we’re being pre In another matter, park itself." store in Hadley, one of four containing more than 10 parts per Connecticut stores because "there stores in search of purer products. make certain the health food EDB found in foodstuffs, natural West Middle Turnpike facilUy was temporarily will become the center- to be a problem. Hunniford agreed that mature to do it at this Bagge reported that he "It's always probably billion because the pesticide are none suspect” nor in Massa In several New England states, products they buy are completely food retailers and wholesalers Massachusetts health food stores quashed Monday by Planning and Zoning piece of the park, which He said he resented the the monument should be tim e." obtained an estimate of belter to shoot highsaid causes cancer in laboratory chusetts because the six outlets did health food store managers report free of ethylene dibromide, the have apparently benefited from run by the company. Commission Chairman Alfred W. Sieffert, who will be located at the fact that the trees were built first, saying that he But Smith said he was $16,000 for the monument Faucher, adding that the said abutting landowners should be notified first. southeast corner of Main omitted from the most had trouble visualizing worried that landscaping from Manche.ster Monu monument could be "1 don't think we’rd playing the game fair,” and Center streets. recent park plan drafted the trees. of the park would be ment Co. That estimate, .scaled down if .the com Sieffert said. “ These people don’t even know that Dr. Douglas H. Smith, by CR3, an Avon land “ You can’t visualize it neglected if the commit he fSiid. was for 8-inch mittee had difficulty rais they're in here for a waiver.” chairman of the Vietnam planning firm. He said he until it's in place." Smith tee fell short of its fund stone. He said he is ing money. Weather As a condition bf a special exception to expand Veterans Memorial Park P e o p le ta lk Allied’s facility, the commission required that a Committee, dismissed 6-foot-high stockade fence and 3-foot hemlocks be concerns of some placed around the property. Today’s forecasts members about the loca TRAVEL AGENCY However, because of existing shrubbery and They’re ‘Star Wars’ junkies tion of the trees and Connecticut, Massachusetts and fences on some of the abutting properties. Allied Walt Stuben and his family in New Kensington, Rhode Island: A few clouds over pressed for approval of a requested a waiver of the requirement for some plan which would include Pa., are "Star Wars" junkies. In almost six outer Cape Cod and the islands portions of the property. five trees along Main Resorts International Casino Hotel years, they have spent about $20,000 collecting today.Otherwise sunny and cold. The commission agreed to notify abutting Street. and creating more than 4,000 items of "Star High from the mid twenties to low landowners that the waiver request will be Wars" memorabilia. 30s. Partly cloudy tonight. Low considered at its Feb. 21 business meeting. " I do not feel that any of About 1,000 pieces move to New York Feb. 11-13 from the mid teens to mid twenties. the concerns about street to be displayed at the Doral Inn, sponsored by Sunny Thursday. High 25 to 35. trees are valid," he said. 28 fl. oz. Kenner Prt^ucts prior to the opening of the Maine: Partly to mostly sunny PZC elects officers At last month's commit- American International Toy Fair. today with a chance of flurries in te e meeting, some Atlantic Chy All ^amp Oil ( ovoilablg ) The main collectors are Stuben. 38, an ATT the north. Highs uppdr single The Planning and Zoning Commission voted members said the trees .supervisor in Pittsburgh, and his son. Matthew. numbers to the low 20s. A chance of unanimously Monday night to retain its current might ob.struct views of MARCH 15, 1984*^ glass chimneys 13. Daniel. 9, and Susan. 14, also help collect. flurries tonight. Lows 10 above to officers for another year. the Mary Cheney Library "W e've converted the garage and various 10 below. Sunny Thursday. Highs 5 Re-elected were Chairman Alfred W. Sieffert, and Center Congrega (clear, frosted, fluted) rooms in the house into a small museum,” Stuben to 15 north and 15 to 25 south. Vice Chairman Ronald H. Gates and Secretary tional Church. The monu 1 DAY TOUR FEATURES told UPI. "It's really beautiful — outside of the New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Leo Kwash. ment was designed to 3 pc. oil lamps problem of dusting it." He said his wife had today and Thursday with highs 8 to reflect both buildings. 10.00 Worth of Coins "positive and negative moments but for the most 15 north and 15 to 25 south. A The V-shaped monu Thur$., Fri., Sat. only part she supports this." chance of flurries tonight. Lows 5 Park drive to begin soon ment . which will be 33 feet 2.50 Worth of Food Coupons below to 10 above. -rMmr long and 7 feet high, will A drive to raise nearly $30,000 to pay for a Come In and enter ouf draw Vermont: Sunny periods and resemble the memorial monument and landscaping of the Vietnam ing tor a chance to wto cold today. High 10 to 20. A little dedicated to Vietnam 5.00 Worth of Deferred Coupons 1) Bin A Whit# TV Sunny and cold today Veterans Memorial Park should begin within two a| AM/FM cassette recorder light snow-or flurries tonight. Lows veterans in Washington, Departs Manchester AAA Travel Agency, 391 Broad St, 9) Crock pot zero to 15. Mixed clouds and to three weeks, the head of the fund-raising D.C., last year and will be No purchase necassary. Sunny and cold today. High 25 to 30. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph. committee said Tuesday. It was some honeymoon sunshine Thursday, not quite as inscribed with the names Manchester, Ct., 06040, 7:00 a.m. Returns same day at 975 Main St. Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the mid teens. West wind less than 10 William Hunniford told the Vietnam Veterans Sarah Purcell left her new husband for Tom cold. Highs in the upper teens and mph. Sunny Thursday. High 30 to 35. Today's weather picture was of the 14 Manchester 11:00 p.m. Please call AAA Travel Agency at 646-7096. Downtown Manchester 20s. Memorial Park Committee that a fund-raising residents who died in the Selleck — right in the middle of their honeymoon. drawn by Shelby Joy of 58 Walker St., a fourth-grade student at letter was almost complete and should be ready But it was all in the line of duty. Long Island Sound: Winds Bowers School. war. northwest 10 to 20 knots this for mailing by the end of the month. Area Ms. Purcell left new husband. Dr. Robert businesses will be targeted first, using a list of "Sandy” McClintock, and their extended at-home afternoon. Winds becoming west at 10 to 15 knots late tonight. Visibility members of the Greater Manchester Chamber of honeymoon in Beverly Hills to fly to Hawaii to do Commerce, he said. a stint with Selleck for the Feb. 15 edition of NBC's 5 miles or more. Average wave “ Real People." heights 2 to 3 feet this morning Committee member Glenn Beaulieu said the Fire Calls BY PRlSIDEmlAL DtCRlB... "You don’t often get a chance to work with Tom decreasing to 1 to 2 feet by tonight. group has already received $3,265 in unsolicited , » donations for the park. Selleck.” the bride .said. She taped Selleck in a Afr quality game with the U.S. Men's Olympic Volleyball Manchester Team, of which he is honorary captain. The state Department of Envir Black history on agenda It’s the first time a celebrity has appeared on Tuesday, 5:01 p.m. — onmental Protection forecast good At the Board of Education meeting Monday, “ Real People” and marks a new direction for the gas spill. 385 Main St. STATE UNION SALEI air quality levels across Connecti member David Dampier asked the administra scries — using segments showing celebrities ?s (Tow n). cut for today. tion to prepare a report on the status of black "real people." Tuesday, 6:56 p.m. — history in Manchester schools. trash (ire, 48 Linden St. “ In as much as February is black history Extended outlook (Tow n). ^ Prices Chopped, by Georg^ month, I think it would be appropriate if the board Tuesday, 9:22 p.m. — Extended outlook for New Eng addresses the subject at the next board meeting,” dumpster fire, 385 Main land Friday through Sunday: Dampier said. St. (Tow n). -V School Superintendent James P. Kennedy said Not a happy band Connecticut, Massachusetts and Wednesday. 1; 02 a.m. — Rhode Island: A few clouds and he would comply with Dampier's request. medical call, 118 Main St. That all was not well with the Bachelors pop Boosting GIs’-morale milder FridayxSunny and mild ^ SWEATERS If (Paramedics). music group became clear when one member of Saturday and\Sunday. High the trio was accused of singing "like a drowning Kelly Foxton, a busty platinum blonde from temperature in the^ipid 30s friday, rat." The trio, together for 20 years with such hits Nashville, has singichandedly decided to boost mid to upper 40s Saturday and as "Charmaine" and " I Believe,” consists of the morai of military men by volunteering to be Sunday. Overnight low tempera brothers Dec and Con Cluskey and John Stokes.' their "Pin-up Queen of the ’80s. " ture in the mid to upper 20s Friday $ f l00_ $ ‘| 2 0 0 _ $ ‘| 5 0 0 Stokes, 47. went to court in London this week to Miss Foxton has mailed 3,000 of her photos to morning, upper 20s and low 30s DOUBLE V, 260 NO. MAIN ST. stop the Cluskeys from dumping him while Beirut and plans another mailing to U.S. troops in Saturday morning and low to mid MANCHESTER. CT. Volues retaining the name “ Bachelors.” The Cluskeys' El Salvador and Hondura.s. 30s Sunday morning. THE VALUE n o r t h w a y Values to *29 Values to *35 Values to *47.50 lawyer said the comparison of Stokes and a Vermont: A warming trend with drowning rat came from an “ expert” at a board Satellite view PLAZA ______\ S-M-L-XL ______dry weather Friday and Saturday. meeting of the Bachelors company last year when OF YOUR A chance of rain or snow Sunday. it was decided to get rid of Stokes. Highs in the 30s and low 40s. Lows Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3 a.m. E S T shows Stokes did not admit to having sung like a Touring Presley’s plane MANUFACTURER'S Friday in the teens. Lows in the 20s patches of high clouds across an area extending from California to drowning rat, but conceded that he had wax the upper Mississippi Valley. Frontal clouds over the Pacific ^ A n d y I Elvis Presley fans will be able to tour his over the weekend. ^ SPO^AT shirts 4 f ^ o v e d from his ears and it made an "enormous customized jet — complete with queen-sized bed Maine and New Hampshire: A Northwest with rain occurring along the coast. COUPONS difference'' in his singing. and gold plated bathroom fixtures — right cross chance of flurries north and fair If you didn’t see our circular In HOME.. the street from his Graceland mansion in south Friday. Fair Saturday and the Sllkiown Flyer loaded with I ' J PEOPLEPLEASERS Memphis. Tenn. The Convair 880 was flown to Sunday. Highs in the upper teens valuee, see our store for Memphis Monday from Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. and 20s north to 30s south Friday, copies. Presley bought the 96-passenger plane from warming to the upper 30s north to Sill ItiRS Aviililili Tlws., 2/9; Fri., 2/10; Sit., 2/11 Values to *18 Values to *22 Values to *35 Quotes of the day Delta Airlines in 1975 and spent $850,000 40s south Sunday. Lows 5 above to s-i^ .L-'X.'- refurbishing it. It seats 29 people, has a modern 10 below north and 5 to 15 south S-W l-L-X L ^34" Vo'ues 1o William S. Burroughs, grand old man of the galley, telephones, closed-circuit television, Friday, rising to 5 to IS north and IS USDAGRADEA Fresh Made Beat Generation, at a party for his 70st birthday, quadraphonic stereo, the bed, an easy chair, to 25 south Sunday. WHOLE LEAN commented on various things. dining room seating eight, two sitting rooms and On his books, the author of 12 novels, including two bathrooms. Temperatures up SAN FRANCISCO HAGGAR "Watic Streteh " PANTS "Nuked Lunch,” said: "A ll my books overlap. I The jet should be ready this spring and fans will CHICKEN GROUND don't plan a book out, I don't know how it’s going be able to buy tickets for the plane tour separately Milder weather moved into the V. to end." from the mansion tour. frozen Midwest and South today LOS ANGELES On fame: "As (Jack) Kerouac said,‘You can’t and a Minnesota congressman BREASTS TOP COATS MANCHESTER ONLY $9990 eat fame.' But you can transfer fame, namely to charged forecasters failed to pro LOWEST vide adequate warning of the cold TEMPERATURES money. Writing is luck, timing and competence. <32 W C O U D ^ Now you know and snow which claimed 47 lives What you write may not be good, but it may b e , (MIAMI competent in its genre.” since Saturday. 20 $129 A ceremony to mourn the death of President BLAZERS-100% polyester ^39’ ° The only subzero temperatures r— LSOiMO. On politics: " I have a profound disrespect for George Washington was held Feb. 8, 1800, at the lb ,. 1 4 “ ° politicians. Politicans can lie just as naturally as Church of the Invalides in Paris. He died on Dec. early today were near the western they can breathe. There is no such thing as a great 14. 1799, at his estate, Mount Vernon, where he tip of Lake Superior. Forecasts called for highs in the 40s today in ALL SALES FINAL-CASH & ^ABRY politician.” retired after two terms as the first U.S. president. [2 3 «
cut off the top two or three feet of deficiencies in each dam sufficient Porter’s hazard potential is also standard. By Alex Glrelll neering of Storrs, has put a the spillway dike to prevent water tentative price tag of $80,000 on the to warrant further detailed investi called significant with no threat of At Porter dam, where the cost Herald Reporter from overflowing the dam, and dam repair for the lower standard. gation. The Board of Directors in loss of life involved in a possible estimate is $22,747. the recommen build a new spillway. The state Department of Envir July 1982 authorized $52,300 for the breach. dations call for repairing loose onmental Protection and the town tE N A R D ’S STUDY of the Globe study by Lenard. Only $26,000 has stones in the spillway channel To bring the dam up to the of Manchester appear to disagree Hollow Dam is one of four the firm been paid to the firm because the AT ALL FOUR DAMS Lenard wails, raising the top of the dam, standard to resist only the kind of on what standard should be applied submitted to the DEP on dams reports have been delayed. The calls for a good ongoing mainte repairing gate valves and exercis flood that can be experted statisti in planning repairs to the dam at owned by, the town. remainder will be paid when the nance program. At all or most of ing them regularly. cally to happen once in every 100 Globe Hollow Reservoir. The other dams involved are reports meet the approval of the the dams, the firm’s reports call The DEP observes that there is years, lesser measures are recom The DEP says the town should those at the Buckingham Reser DEP, Kandra said. forxepairing and replacing riprap, not enough Information on seepage mended. The include putting sand find out what it will cost to bring voir in Glastonbury, at Howard Pelletier’s evaluation of the moving vegetation from the dams, through the dam. and gravel wedge at the bottom of the dam up to the standard for a Reservoir, and at Porter Howard dam report also says the establishing or reestablishing the dam to prevent landslide and full "probable maximum flood." Reservoir, town's standard of one-half PMF, grass areas, and grouting cracks. AT HOWARD DAM. with an sloughing, contructing new moni described as a castastrophic oc The total tost of work on all of with as close an approach as The most costly measures re estimate of $56,000, changes are toring weirs, and putting graded currence. The town and its them is estimated by Lenard at possible to full probable maximum commended are for Globe Hollow recommended in the spillway stone wedges at the base of consultant engineer on four dam $189,000, but Kandra, in a news flood, does not provide enough of a where the estimate is at $80,000. A channel embankment, but the concrete walls. projects had decided to plan Globe briefing Tuesday, said that figure safety factor. wall is recommended along the top D E P does not agree with them and Hollow repairs at half that stand is very tentative because none of Howard and Globe Hollow were of the dam to prevent overflowing further discussion is needed. The estimate ranges from ard, at what is called one-half the reports have been accepted as both classified by the engineer of the dam. Other recommenda At Buckingham, the consultant $22,500 to $30,500 depending on PMF. totally satisfactory by the DEP. corps as “ high hazard.” A breach tions are for building an earth wall engineering firm observes that a what is done. George Kandra, town director of He described them as draft of either could cause damage to along the spillway channel, to complete failure would not occur in As for emergency procedures, public works, feels the full PM F reports and stressed that the houses and possible loss of life, the move or remove a fence that could the one-half P M F situation, and the D E P has recommended that standard is far too costly, but recommendations could change as corps said in its 1979 report. catch debris, to remove a weir that repair costs after such a flood anyone endangered be notified by Charles Pelletier, of the DEP the result of further discussions Buckingham was classified hav diverts water into the Globe would be less than the cost of police on site and not by water water resources unit, wants the with the DEP. ing a significant hazard potential Hollow Swimming pool and re preventive measures against it. department employees using consultant engineer to determine but the Lenard report sees loss of place it with a catch basin. Those preventive measures phones. It also recommends that what the cost would be for the THE DAMS FIRST CAME under life unlikely because the reservoir Those recommendations would would be put riprap on the the chief elected official of the town higher standard. study by the Army Corps of it contains is surrounded largely be probably change if the DEP downstream face of the dam and be notified in case of any potential The consultant, Lenard Engi Engineers in 1979. The corps found undeveinppfl hUh' n'nnHprf land. presses for the higher, full PMF spillway. ralM th^op by four feet. danger. PZC receives Skelley wants Route 83 job ‘Mystery caller’ Girls’ Sasson Jackets Ladies’ Bike Jackets Men’s Spring Jackets Boys’ Spring Jackets Southfield plan may be swindler 14.66 Our Reg. 19.99 18.77 Our Reg. 24.99 21.40 Our Reg. 29.99 12.66,0 21.40 in state infrastructure plan Oo-la-la in a choice of dazzling new Delightful feminine smocking trim & Chintz shell with lull nylon lining, Our Reg. 16.99 to 29.99 By Kathy Garmus colors. Assorted styles Sizes 7-14 others! Nylon taffeta lining S.M.L piped shoulder & sleeves S to XL Chintz, baseball & denim models 8-18 Herald Reporter EXQUISITE FORM® By Sarah E. Hall By Alex GirelM The Legislature’s Finance Com At the first of two meetings of •Girls’ Gitano' 'Color Fit' Jeans, 7-14 •Misses' 8i Petites' LEE' Stretch Jeans •Men's Full Cut Jeans. 32-42 •Wrangler' 100% Cotton Denim Jeans Herald Reporter public officials and businessmen Final site plans for 98 condominiums near the Herald Reporter mittee has raised a bill that would Bras and Slimwear Reg/Slim. Our Reg. 17.99 . . . .1 2 .8 8 Our Reg. 25 99 1 9 .8 8 Our Reg 21.99 1 4 .8 8 8-16. Reg/Slim Reg. 14.99 .11.33 include $1.5 million for Route 83 in on the Route 83 project. DOT A man running a benefit show for the blind fears Manchester Country Club — which survived a Improvements to the stretch of an overall bonding measure. That officials saw three funding possi that the “ mystery .caller’’ who's been claiming to court challenge by the club and nearby residents •Li’l Gals’ Sasson Jackets, 4-6X ourReg. is.99 1 2 .3 3 •Full Figure Jeans, Sizes 3 2 -3 8 ourReg. 19 99 1 5 .3 9 Route 83 that joins Manchester and measure would be the subject of a bilities use of trade-in funds, use represent East Catholic High School and asking for — have been submitted to the Planning and 4Q0/0 O F F 9 .2 2 ourReg is 99 & 24 99 .70 a 18.40 Vernon may be worked into the legislative hearing in the normal of urban systems funds, or direct •Li’i Gals’ Belted Jeans, 4-6x durReg 11.99 •Jr. Boys' Outerwear, 11 money may be a swindler mimicking his own Zoning Commission for approval. state’s program of infrastructure course. bonding by the state. •[nfants/Tots’ Jackets, our Reg 6.99 8 .7 99 5.438,6.22 fund-raising operation. The complex, known as Southfield, would work if Sen. Michael Skeiley, The bill is not yet drafted. ENTIRE STOCK! “ Someone might be trying to copy what we're contain 98 two-bedroom units in 14 buildings Officials of the two towns ob D-Tolland, can arrange it. The bill was offered by Skelley at doing," said Robert DeNardis, manager of an scattered around a central driveway off South jected to diverting funds from the Skelley, Senate chairman of the the request of area legislators and . PLUS upcoming vaudeville show to be sponsored by the Main Street, according to plans submitted by first two sources from local Dan River ‘Loving Touch’ 100% General Assembly’s Finance Com officials of the towns of Vernon and National Federation of the Blind at East Catholic. M IP 14 Corp. 1 projects to which they had already BUY 2 Bras or 2 Slimmers ‘Sanniiaer Sheet Sets Cotton Terry Towels mittee, said he hopes to meet with Manchester. “ That's the possibility that really scares m e." Jhe units range in size from 1,286 square feet to been committed. J. William Burns, transportation The officials, and operators of (or 1 of each) TWIN DeNardis said it's also possible that people 1,593 square feet, including some two-story units commissioner, to discuss the pro businesses along the stretch of But Chuck Canane of the DOT Reg. 13.99 • BATH Reg. 8.99 misunderstood his own telephone solicitors, hired as with dens, the plans say. G ET 1 FREE* from Mfr. by Mail 9.87 6.33 gram proposed by Gov._ William road, say the state aggravated bad said that in seeking direct bonding, (1 Flat. 1 Fitted. 1 Fitlowcase) •Extra Large (27x50’’) temporary, part-time workers, or that one of tho.se The plans also call for slightly over eight acres Example: O’Neill for $2.2 million'in state drainage conditions on the road the towns would be competing with •Extra Thick solicitors was deliberately abusing his or her position. of recreation space and a total of 196 parking Mir. List P rice ...... 2 Bras for 14.00 Charming Country Calico spending from transportation- and created a bad traffic problem other areas where trade-in and print in yellow or blue •Extra Thirsty His callers are supposed to read from a printed spaces, including 98 covered spaces. Caldor’s Sayelte”’ Yam related revenues for work on roads when it widened Interstate 86. The Caldor’s 40% Off Sale .... 2 Bras for 8.40 Easy-care, poly/cotton Fashioned by St. Mary’s in script when requesting donations, making clear that The complex would be located on 25.52 acres urban systems funds are not of Orion® Acrylic and bridges. interstate route runs parallel to available as they are in Vernon and Mfr. Mail-in Coupon...... 7.00 a choice of decorator colors. they represent the federation of the blind. just south of the country club. Skelley feels that the responsibil They are also told to say the non-profit group is The country club and nearby residents filed a Route 83, just north of it there. Manchester. FINAL COST 4 ity for the Route 83 work rests with 9 3 ^ OurReg. 1.59 sponsoring a vaudeville show at East Catholic on suit against the Planning and Zoning Commis AFTER REBATE (3 Bras)...... I . 4 U •Full, Reg. 20.99 ___ 1 4 .7 6 ^ •HandTowel,Reg.5.49 4.22 the state and should be considered Generous 4 oz. skein. 4 oz.. 4 April 24. and that all tickets "sold" will be given away sion. seeking to overturn a 1981 decision by the *Sm cf«rk tor d«tNil6. along with other state road •Queen, Reg. 27.99 .1 9 .7 7 •Washcloth, Reg. 2.29 1.44 ply solids, 3 oz.. 4 ply ombres to handicapped children. After pointing out that com mi^ion to change the zoning of the property LEach tnci. i Flat, f Fitted 2 Cases) projects. Pols split on effect S| Dan River m spring fashion coto^. profits will be used for job training and placement of to allow the condominiums. Skelley said the Legislature blind people, they ask the potential donor to pay for The zoning was changed from Residence AA to should also discuss the place of Leaders of t'ne Republican and He said the contract award is the either eight tickets at $16 or 12 tickets at $24^ Planned Residence Development on a 3-2 vote by town road repairs. Gov. O’Neill’s Democratic parties in Manchester administration’s action. Last week. East Catholic Principal William- the commission. 10-year program includes no new differ on the potential political Curtis SlNith, Republican town Charbonneau said that a woman who notified him But the country club and ro d e n ts appealed, funding for town roads, a short ramifications on Pentagon deci chairman, said, “ I don’t think after receiving ia suspicious phone call said the saying that a petition signed by opponents of the coming in the view of many sions taking engine contracts away anyone will see the presidential ^ K o d a k solicitor asked for $16.50 to sponsor an East Catholic plan, including the country club, made a 4-1 vote municipal officials. from Pratt & Whitney. election as a chance to get even.” student. Earlier, a few others had called the school necessary to change the land's zoning. P Another means for getting the Theodore Cummings, Demo “ I think the state of Connecticut with similar complaints. After a story appeared in the , A 4-1 vote is required to approve a zone change Route 83 work funded is in the cratic town chairman, said, “I has done very well in defense Manchester Herald, two more called. if owners of more than 20 percent of the property works, but Skelley thinks the think it is going to make more of DeNardis is worried that his own. legitimate within 500 feet of the affected zone petition contracts,” Smith said. “ The state discussion with officials of the those workers who had supported fared well in the last recession, campaign may be hurt by the possible scam. against the change. ^ Department of Transportation Reagan four years ago, vote in But he said Tuesday that there is a built-in But Hartford Superior Court Judge Mary partly because of defense con o may be a better way. opposition.” . safeguard in his program, one which he advised area Aspell dismissed the appeal in October, ruling tracts,” Smith said. residents to be aware of. “ People should not donate that the club's signature was not valid because it Kodak until they receive our printed materials in the mail only leases the property from the town and is not with our NFB logo on it," he said. actually a landowner. The town, did not sign the KODAK Disc 4000 Camera The follow-up letter sent to prospective donors after petition. CANON AL-1 H3utckFocus’ the phone call includes a special pass which is to be Without the club’s signature, the petition fell Outfit w/2 Fiim Discs oopicture^ signed and sent back along with a check. short of the percentage required to force a 4-1 CHOCOLATES for Valentine! Built-in electronic flash, 35mm SLR Camera vote. GENERAL ELECTRIC Rebate Savings! “ It's all straightforward and clear-cut," DeNardis motorized film advance, 39.70 with in A Lens said. The property had previously been approved for •Sehnfft’t 3k)z. Hurts 5-year warranty plus Reg. 54.70 Has aperturepriority He added that he hopes to get to the bottom of the 31 single-family homes, but high interest rates ‘Silhouette’ or ‘Lov Ya’ style. o n e •G.E. Automatic •Q.E. 10-Cl$ wrist strap and more! aulomattori, manual mystery if the suspicious phone calls continue. prevented those from being built. 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Hall houses are the only night guidance counselors are, guidance counselor grie •Celia Chocolate Covered ^ in fact, going to be there,” - 9EC32 smni mr nbmmp. •OCM9 Cemerea, Our Rag. 5.99 io9ae. •5 warranty aagiatraeon card. Herald Reporter functions which guidance vance, involving summer JBVELR/SAIE. C henlee,8oz.,O urR ae.i.67...... counselors mu.st attend School Superintendent work, over the course of Public school guidance without compensation. James g. Kennedy said. ^ntract negotiations. counselors have chal Tognalli said. "W e ’re ar Kennedy said that hav 'The compromise means lenged a mandate they guing that by virtue of ing guidance counselors that the counselors “ may attend a variety of night be required,” rather than GENERAL ELECTRIC SPECIALS! I PANASONIC TELEVISiaN SALE attend all night meetings, exclusion, the other mcet- and both teacher union ings cannot be meetings is an established “ shall be required,” by leaders and school admin mandatory.” practice, ^nd part of the contract, to work three S A .A M FM "The guidance counse j o b description. weeks over the summer. A im s ia r a o istrators are expecting a 2 DAYS ONLY! R a d io Sterao Cassette binding arbitration deci lors are willing to do this, Despille repeated at As a result, guidance sion on the case by March. if in fact they are free,” tempts, the MEA has counselors are no longer Headeet Player “ It was always the Tognalli said. He said failed to secure a Connec guaranteed the extra • Sahiidsy, FeimMiy 11, lOto 5. 70 guidance counselors’ un that, in the past, guidance ticut Education Assc^ia- three weeks’ work — i-aisa 49.76 St, Panas4Niic derstanding that attend counselors have regularly tion attorney to present which they liked doing for thead*" LH^itweight stereo attended such after-hours the grievance and has the extra pay, Tognalli • Sand$y, FebruMy , IHo 4. ance was of a voluntary 12 ituning Iwedphones, LED nature, until last spring,” functions such as sopho hired its own lawyer said. _ . J atareo Indi- FM & b e h ^ level, said Peter B. Tognalli, more nights at the high instead. “ But we still believe r amt morel BM- indicator, morel Manchester Education school, parent conferen The MEA and school there’ll be qigte a bit of t not incL #7-1600 Batteries not In- PANASONIC Association president. ces. and college financial administrators did reach summer work for them,” dudod. «SS273 13* Diagonal Color TV aid talks. agreement on another he said. ‘ J Tognalli explained that LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE! PANASONIC 5* Diagonal Has Compufocue* picture tube “ Basically, the admin at that time, one of the p ' with tinted glass for inroroved istration's position is that Biack/WMte-AC/DC Portable TV ^ *233 Manchester High School t a E . contrast & mote! 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Kinsman grams to reduce hydrocarbons by 25 expect it to be," Ms. Armstrong said, said, including teaching people more In Brief United Press International percent and carbon monoxide by 33 showing high compliance, good work about their cars and dispelling myths percent by 1987. as spelled out in the ing equipment and no cheating. "1 about the need for frequent tune-ups Toll collector saw emergency WINDSOR LOCKS — A spokeswo Clean Air Act. believe its doing what its supposed to be and other costly repairs. "Connecticut will not only meet it, we doing," she said. man for the U.S. Environmental Cars powered by unleaded gasoline J a c k BRIDGEPORT — A toll collector has testified Protection Agency has congratulated will require it," Ms. Armstrong said of Connecticut’s five-year goal is to don’t need tune-ups every six months, he scrambled to press an emergency button in his the nationwide standard. remove 48,000 tons of pollutants Connecticut, saying the nation’s first or even every year, she said, and Why O’Neill’s coming out of his cocoon A n d e rs o n booth when he saw a tractSr-trailer truck driven She said the state was among the annually. emissions inspection program is sue-' owners should not have a tune-up by Charles Kluttz speeding toward the Stratford cessfully reducing air pollution. first to comply and now 21 emission She estimated cars contribute about Washington - ’ without first using “ emissions tests as Toll Plaza. Jane Armstrong, the E P A ’s project inspection programs are operating in 95 percent of carbon monoxide and 30 to - -- - That has been the perception of the officejOf inspector general. a diagnostic tool." Legislatorc will find one big Merry-Qo-Round Jefferey Carlson testified in Superior Court manager for the office of mobile the country, including statewide pro 50 percent of hydrocarbons polluting Bill O’Neill, rightly or wrongly, Reps. Chris Niedermeier of difference in the political envir Tuesday the North Carolina truck driver was services, said she had heard good grams in Massachusetts and Rhode the nation's air. " Really, the average cost for repair for much of his first three years in Fairfield and Tony Miseikoski of onment at the State Capitol as Capitol Comments traveling too fast approaching the plaz^'Jan. 19, things about .the state’s year-old Island. Ms. Armstrong disagreed the pro is $25 to $30. You don’t need a tune-up. they start work this week on the office. ■ Torrington, one-time allies in a 1983, when his rig slammed into a row of cars program and wanted to see if carbon Five other states or cities will launch gram failed to attack the principal What you need is to make sure the idle waiting in the exact-change lane. source of pollution and was a waste of 19M General Assembly. But the quiet little campaign to budget battle, will split this time monoxide and hydrocarbons had actu their programs by August, leaving only and carburetor is set properly and the ' - r Kluttz, 36, of Cooleemee, N.C., was charged Illinois and Michigan to comply with time and money for the state's Their neighbor down the hall on Bob Conrad turn that around has been cook on tolls. She will oppose efforts to ally been reduced. air filter and PCV valve are clean.” ing in recent weeks and is overturn last year’s law to phase with seven counts of misconduct with a motor Ms. Armstrong was scheduled to the E P A order. Ms. Armstrong’s office motorists. Ms. Armstrong said. the second floor has broken but of vehicle in connection with the fiery chain collision is based in Ann Arbor, Mich. "Both sides of the coin are being Syndicated Colurrnist beginning to show results. Our =/; them out. He not only wants to Synfuels’ inspect a station today in East Windsor, the cocoon he seemed to prefer as that killed seven women and children. one of 18 in the state, and continue her In 1983. cars were tested 1.8 million attacked. Two levels of control are She said the EPA does not plan to add information is that O’Neill kinda keep them, he’s for raising the a retreat — except for his ■ If convicted, Kluttz could face a maximum five regional tour in Springfield, Mass. times in Connecticut, 1.6 million times already on stationary sources,” she diesel-powered vehicles to the emis likes the way it’s going. And the rate. assiduous pursuit of the ceremon sinful years in prison. The E P A has targeted 30 areas in initial tests, with a failure rate of 6.3 said. sions programs because they don't ial side of his job — during his people on the inside of his circle of Democratic leaders will apply “ I saw the truck approach the toll plaza at a “ where air pollution is a problem” and percent, " I think the inspection maintenance deteriorate as quickly as those po first years as governor. screening, with emphasis on O’Neill has been topping him most trusted advisors think they pressure on their people to win rapid rafe of speed, say 50 mph,” Carlson said. ordered inspection maintenance pro “ The failure rale is almost what we’d program has potential benefits", she wered by gasoline. Bill O’Neill is trying to shed the merit, in the way candidates for self almost every week since the are making progress. Certainly one for the Gipper — O’N eill— on activities He described how the truck struck and tore old image and is coming on lately the state bench are chosen was new year began, and he is the "home run ball" was their hospital cost containment. Re down a sign in the exact-change lane — which is restricted to cars and light trucks — and recalled as a governor with gumption and good for openers, drenched as it relishing the experience. What is biggest success so far. They hint publicans will try, though not that there will be more. unanimously, to implement the an explosion and smoke after the accident. ideas and determination to lead. was in a bouquet of reform and not widely known is that all this is WASHINGTON — For almost a | Downey back at DPUC The legislators have their own Weicker plan for opening primar But under cross-examination by defense Legislators should know that if good government. O’Neill stole hardly coincidental. It is a year, I have been investigating the ; a tt i^ e y John Robert Gulash, Carlson said the political priorities as they en ies to unaffiliated voters. Repre ANTIQUE AND they have been reading the the scene easily from legislators carefully planned, intense effort U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corp., which ; racihg sound he heard could have been that of the cy’s new chairman, the Governor’s camp once more in Hartford. For sentatives Richer^' Foley of HARTFORD (U P I) - John T. papers in recent weeks. who were suggesting their own to overcome the image problem is supposed to help develop alter- ; truck driver downshifting the gears in an effort to Downey was sworn in today by Gov. Office said. the Democrats, one of the biggest Oxford and Marthii Rothman of In this new image. O’Neill may- formula on the same subject. that O’Neill has endured — native fuels to reduce our depen- ; slow down. William O’Neill as a commissioner on Downey is probably best known for will be to produce legislation that Ridgefield are out to scuttle it. give legislators who love media His surprise presence, through mostly of his doing — since he d^ncy on foreign oil. ; the state Department of Public Utility the 20 years he spent in a Chinese prison will make them and their gover Both parties are four-square attention a run for their money aide David McQuade. at a became governor. In the wake of my revelations, ■ City mulls Walsh ruling Control, a job he left in 1981 for an as a CIA spy. nor look good in the eyes of the for repairing roads and bridges, unsuccessful bid for U.S. Senate. Downey said the DPUC has a “ good when it comes to dominating the hearing on ways to contain the president and three vice ^ BRIDGEPORT — A lawyer for Police voters. O’Neill isn’t running for though with differing funding The New Haven attorney who was and dedicated staff. But I do believe we news — assuming, of course, that hospital costs was another move presidents of Synfuels have re- ^ Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh has said he brainstorms. The income tax chairman of the utility rate-setting need some beefing up and I anticipate he keeps wolfing down the red that telegraphed an intention to HE HAS TAKEN his lumps as a anything this year, but there will would meet with city attorneys to negotiate a signed. Now Congress is giving ; we’ll get what we need.” meat his handlers have been lead and put O’Neill in the role of bland, unsure individual who be no time like the present to debate will be muffled this time settlement to the lawsuit that brought about agency from July 1.1979. to May 8.1981 closer scrutiny to the taxpayer- ; took the oath of office with his wife Downey said he will spend the next feeding him. agent for the people. either would not or could lead. He bui(d on 1986. around. Walsh’s reinstatement. funded boondoggle. Y et the was- ^ Audrey. 3-year-old son John Jr. and day or two "catching up” but said costs has tested the patience of Demo But the most significant politi Walsh, a 42-year veteran of the department, His message on opening day is Then there was the celebrated trel ways go on. ; other members of the DPUC looking associated with the Millstone 3 nuclear crats in the legislature who SOME W ILL BE scrambling to cal development, at least going repeated Tuesday that he held no grudge against a traditional moment of exposure ■’home run ball" which O'Neill My associates John Dillon and ^ on. power plant will be a top priority. "How that affords every governor the hit in proposing a 10-year. $5 waited in vain for somb direction gain support for favorite bills. into this session, is the debut of a Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta or the police board to cushion rate shock'will be a serious EVERY SUNDAY "Congratulations and welcome back. Corky Johnson have uncovered • that had ousted hint and was anxious to cooperate opportunity to shine. But O'Neill billion roads and bridges fix-up or example on the part of the Senator Bill Rogers of Southbury "new” Bill O'Neill. And really, concern. We have to take a hard look at still more dubious practices inside ‘ with city officials. It’s nice to have you back aboard." was getting a head start well program. Even the Republicans governor. He has been whacked and the living comes readily to that portends more for 1986 than O’Neill said. " I t ’s good to be back.” costs," he said. the government corporation; A Superior Court judge Monday ruled that around in the press as one unable mind. So does Rep. Maureen for this year — if he can pull it off. Downey said. Downey said the agency will be as before then. were gentle and condescending to • Shrinks: Synfuels may b e ; Walsh, 67, was illegally forced to retire in. to be innovative and generally Baronian of West Hartford and (Syndicated by The Herald of O’Neill announced Tuesday he was concerned with planning the state’s the Democratic governor on that slowly driving Congress crazy, but; December after more than 20 years as chief of 9 AM -4 PM reappointing Downey to the agency, utility future after Millstone 3 comes on HIS ADVOCACY of deeper one. weak in the job. her battle to pass a bill creating New Britain) police. Judge Robert^ I. Berdon issued a it’s the corporation’s executives;. succeeding Thomas H. Fitzpatrick, line. temporary injunction ordering Walsh reinstated who are getting therapy. The;; who resigned the DPUC chairmanship His appointment fills one of three Monday with back pay and benefits. IdQBfWMiiKkcs taxpayers, of course, are paying •• to take a job in industry. The DPUC top-level vacancies .in the Democratic Walsh was denied a chance to defend his In Manchester commissioners will choose the agen governor’s administration. the bills. Ten top Synfuels execu- • tarnished reputation and denied his state and FREE ADMISSION lives were flown to Texas to see a ^ federal constitutional rights when ousted by the corporate psychologist, who; city police board without a hearing in December, charged a total of $5,500. I ' Berdon ruled in a 44-page decision. PARKING Workfare accord Synfuels Chairman Ed N ob le; The decision was a blow to Paoletta. who was More heat aid is sought claimed he couldn’t find a psychia-; the prime mover behind what the judge called a ever year at this time ... FOR 100 DEALERS trist in the Washington area w ho; “ coup d’etat." HARTFORD — State Otiiciais said 2.000 fam officials have asked, law ilies who received assi.st- until you come up with a could do the job. He said the mental • good for everyone makers to free up $3 ance through the Depart- way to provide cheap examinations were to determine ^ Reunion brings tears million to provide heat to ment of Human energy to poor people in A f Efff JACOBI job suitability and aptitude. Insid- T the state of Connecticut.” iN IH P B I S I l BRIDGEPORT — Torn apart by war and at least 2.600 needy fami Resources have rqji out of It didn’t happen overnight. Workfare clients are not a ers suggested, however, that the! Harris told the Energy starved in concentration camps, two brothers lies who have exhausted benefits so far as have 242-1849 drain on the school system’s and Public Utilities In fact, it’s taken the school psychologist may have been test-; who long thought the other might be dead couldn’t their benefits under the a n o th e r 600 s e rv e d board two years to work out budget. They are able-bodied ing his patients for political; find words when they met again after nearly 45 state’s winter energy as through the state’s wel Committee. sistance program. fare department. an agreement with the custo men and women who are on loyalty. ; years. The Department of Hu • Data Havens: Even though; "What do you talk about? You talk about it, you Officials from the three Human Resources dians union on employing public assistance. That's one Commissioner James G. man Resources, Depart it’s exempt from some public- start to remember things, you might start to agencies administering workfare participants. reason why the school system the program Tuesday Harris said 4.000 other ment of Income Mainte disclosure laws, Sy^jfuels has been cry,” said Kazienierz Skurupinski, 64, after a gains. ,, asked for approval to families served by his nance and Office of Policy But at Monday s Board of tearful reu^n~with his brother, Frank, 60. They and Management want to using "safe houses” to store, provide up’to ^00 more in agency had received the Education meeting. Assist In addition, workfare documents where the press can’t; had not seem each other since the Nazis marched shift $3 million set aside into their tHlIagq^iq^^oIand in 1939. assistance to households last of the aid to which EXIT 47E ant School Superintendent clients can free custodians so find them — and Congress can’t; that exhausted their allo they were entitled under for weatherization of that they can have the time to The reunion calhe about after the older brother, hymres to provide the OFF Wilson E. Deakin presented a subpoena them. Synfuels Vice; who now lives in Bridgeport, received word cation of up to $900. the program as intially •AAIL added energy assistance concentrate on tasks which, President Len Axelrod told Rep.; As of late last month, approved. list of acceptable jobs for Frank was visiting the United States. . benefits. 1-91 those employed in our public perhaps, require more skill John Dingell, D-Mich., that the* Frank’s daughter drove him to Bridgeport more than 51,000 house Some lawmakers ap documents are proprietary infer-; where the two brothers silently embraced. holds had been found peared critical that they schools. ful hands. eligible for assistance were being asked to make mation belonging to companies; When the shock had worn off, the two men It’s not a one-way street, under the $42.7 million changes to the overall V The list — whch included that apply for government energy-,' talked about their family in Poland and how tasks such as washing win either. Kazienierz had bOen placed in a displaced federal program, which assistance program again development aid. also provides funds for this year after having dows and walls, cutting grass Workfare clients gain. too. “ It puts us in a Catch-22^ . person’s camp after the war and made his way to the United States. weatherizing the homes of faced the same request a (with a hand mower only) Sure, the ’’skills” they're situation, whereby if we have the< needy families to save year ago at this time. and digging (with hand tools likefy to learn are more in the document, we can be subpoened .../ energy. " I t ’s going to happen only) — will help heal wounds way of learning to show up to by some of you gentlemen," which union members felt work on time and collecting a Axelrod said. were inflicted when Workfare paycheck. Synfuels officials promised tp give Dingell the exact number a ^ DISCOVER lEANS PIUS LOW. LOW PRICES! recipients were employed on Nobody has ever suggested nature of these “ data havensr*’ ,-k it it if ir ir their turf. that workfare is a job training which are usually offices rented 1^ The list represents a lot of program. the corporations applying fw hard work at the bargaining The program does give Synfuels assistance. '; table. And it’s to the credit of people a chance to gain back O p e n forum / Readers’ views One seriou^ drawback of ttft PiiSIDBfTS! both the union. Local 991. and some self respect and self "safe house” system aside frofo the school department. reliance — attributes which Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 0Q040 shutting out Congress — is that the ■ifitititir Synfuels board itself doesn’t even Other school systems, by may well be lost after being see the documents. The boaini on public assistance. the way, haven’t been so must depend on staff notes i i REG. YOU willing to cooperate. Rather Custodians — now that they MHS should have never lost the summaries of the hidden docu than create problems within have the agreement with the Bad calls game against East Hartford — Unfair! ments when it decides on tut COST SPECIAL SAVE the union, some towns have town — are likely to be granted, perhaps, more hustling merits of an application. ~ voted to drop the use of friendlier to these people, too, To the Editor: on our side would have helped, but To the Editor: • Consultants: Synfuels rec ® workfare clients in the making a more amicable you can’t come back repeatedly cently chose a "headhunting” firm Manchester High School par with the poor officiating calls schoolsy work situation. They are not We think that your article on with close White House conn^ NyQuil 10 oz. ents. students, friends and loyal added like salt in a wound. It’s sad Highland Park School had a highly tions to conduct the search fo r li * likely to be so fearful that <6.09 2.10 That’s a shame because, as followers of our basketball team, enough to sit through these games displeasing odor. new corporation president, ev£h Deakin said, "There’s a lot of workfare clients are cutting recently sat through our eleventh and watch our boys give it their It really downgraded our school. though the agency’s inspectin' work to be done in our schools into their jobs. game. Leaving angry, frustrated best, and what is given to them in We believe Nathan Hale School is general had criticized an earlfgr and we need all the help we The agreement, in short, is and disappointed has become the return — a newspaper sports one of the best schools in Manches contract with the firm. Formula 44®3 oz can get ” good for everybody. name of the game. article in our own local paper that ter. What some people think, Last summer, the IG warned-. *2.70 blares a headline. "M HS AW FUL however, is their own business. “ It would appear that Synfui^ I g y Cough Mixture Morale is kept high by the kids’ Against East Hartford.” Really You don’t have to print their views should not have given an excluslwie own team spirit, by their loyal makes one wonder where his and make every kid at Nathan (x>ntract to any one search firilB, cheerleaders, screaming fans and loyalty lies. 3.04 Berry's World Hale feel bad. and should not have agreed to tXe Formula440^3 oz < their very dedicated parents. Has The kids here like their school. comparatively high fee ... “ KoCQ- anyone noticed the frustration and Decongestant cough mixture Does the sportswriter take into They respect their teachers and Ferry International was tension on those boys’ faces during consideration that an "o ff night’’ their principak This school isn’t $26,000 to find a vice president for this year’s season? It grows more (B> might have been caused by these dirty, and bad things do not happen Synfuels. The latest search c ^ evident with every game. Ob kids coming back from a week of here. " ..... tract with Kom-Ferry is ISr VapoRub 15 oz. viously. our "m ore than qualified" mid-term exams (several are Considering that some of the $41,000. Presidential searches evi referees haven’t, however. honor students), senior players people you talked to have never dently come higher. ;;;; been to Nathan Hale, we really The search firm’s chairmfO. How can a team keep up their going into Saturday SAT and don’t think your article was fair. Lester B. Kom , is a member of fgp spirit and drive, game after game, Achievement Testing at 8 a.m., We don’t think anyone at Highland “Eagles,” the exclusive cM y . o z , when improper foul calls are and a series of mind-hoggling SinexMSg Park would like the same things whose members have donated eit continually given to our MHS college applications, added to the said about their school. least $10,000 to the Republioan team? Don’t the officials hear the hours they give practicing after The first graders do not swear; Party. The company’s vice praB- fans gasp in unison, "Y ou ’ve got to school — just so we all can enjoy a the second and third graders do not dent, Ron Walker, will be manager be kidding! "M H S can’t even go up ’Tuesday or Friday night with our smoke, and the fifth and sixth of the GOP convention in Dallas for a rebound without a foul being kids as the "stars"? ALL DayCare graders do not "drink drugs". We this summer, and will take leavcgf 6 oz. charged, can't go in for a lay-up didn’t know you could drink drugs. absence to work full-time on |]|p SALES without a charging foul being We’re glad at least some of the convention chores. » FINAL called, or attempt to steal a ball Perhaps you must have an >-0 or *1.85 kids at Highland Park have heard Footnote: The Korn-Fem without yet another foul being 11-0 record before you are even In h a le r some good things about Nathan sfarch for a new presidebt, id- called. considered “worthy of what’s Hale. ’The allegations of "aca ready paid for, may have bees a Sale omls Foh interesting in the winter sports . 20 or While supply lastsi demic inferiority” are not true. I realize bad calls may be schedule.’’ waste of money. Synfuels nfty Many TOTAL STORE SAVINGS unintentional, but tonight’s game Our academics are superior. If decide to restructure its executOk unadvertised spocials thru-out the store!. saw the second half with MHS you don’t want to upset the kids, hierarchy and eliminate the ne«$l Calling a game the way one suffering 10 or more fouls, and please don’t say awful things about for a $135,000 a year president views it is one thing, but remember East Hartford High School with a Nathan Hale School. If kids from QUIXOTIC CAMPAIGNS: — this is high school ball, not EAST CENTER ST. mere two. At least make it fair on Highland Park aren’t crazy about George Orwell's campaign for 297 professional ball, or a Bobby both sides. going to Nathan Hale, they should president is moving right along, Sale Starts Today, (L) Nf * WK Knight pro-comp. When they are just try It. They might like it. despite the fact that the author of MANCHESTER, CT. The fans do appear rowdy at down, give some support, and if “ 1984" and “ Animal Farm " died in OPEN M ON.-SAT. 10 to 6 Ends Feb. 15 times, but it is all due to honest nothing else. MHS team — your Some concerned sixth graders 1950. Orwell's campaign manager 9 convenient locetlons frustration for the players. We do ardent fans are behind you 100 from Nathan Hale Rick Silverman of Lancaster, Pq,' THURS. NITE 'HI 9 “No question about it — there IS hunger in the screaming and booing because percent — win or lose! Krlalina Harrison poinu out that elecUng a dead man Hartford - Windsor - Manchaster - Rockville America! Hey, I'M HUNGRY right now!" the players remain the true Colleen Thompson would eliminate the expense of Air YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE" East Hartford - Putnam - Clinton - Groton sportsmen they are. and take it on Donna Stratlman Christa Martin Force One and Secret Service the chin, game after game. 70 Redwood Road Heather Bnmell protection. H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 8. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sduy. Fob. 8. 1984 -^9
MHS 78 MHS girls 64 East 67 Bolton 63 Obituaries Penney 62 Penney girls 54 Northwest 53 RHAM 36 Plo Cupldl Home, 400 Main St., has charge of Patricia (Houghtalingi Quealy of SPORTS Pio Cupidi, 91. of Windsor, died arrangements. There are no cal 40 Olcott St., died Monday at her AL SIEFFERT'S Tuesday at Mt. Sinai Hospital in ling hours. home. Hartford. He was the father of She was born Nov. 7, 1983, in T Joseph L. Cupidi of Manchester. Viola M. Retlinper Hartford. tivk'kit'kii.-ikirk-k'kw He was born in Italy on July 2. Viola M. Rettinger, 85, of 233 Besides her parents she leaves MHS back on track 1892, and lived in Springfield, Hackmatack St., died Tuesday at a three brothers, Martin Quealy, Mass., most of his life before Manchester convalescent home. . Christopher Quealy and James moving to Windsor seven years She was the wife of the late George) Quealy, all at home', her maternal rmiDENTUl DATS ago. Rettinger. grandparents, Mrs. Eleypor He also leaves three grandchild She was born in Fitchburg, Houghtaling of East Hartford and ren and two great-grandchildren. Mass., on Sept. 11, 1898, and lived Ralph Houghtaling of Manchester: after Pearson speech The private funeral will be at most of her life in Manchester. She her paternal grandparents, Mr. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main was a member of St. James and Mrs. William Quealy of East St. Burial will be ht the conven Church. Hartford; and her maternal great- ience of the family. There are no She leaves four daughters, Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil By Rich Cahill pancake, but I don't think so." in the league. Is now 9-4 in league calling hours. Memorial donations Marion Cohun of Vernon, Mrs. liam Patterson of San Diego, Calif; Herald Sports Writer The Indians' increased team play and 10-5 overall. Penney had may be made to the American Cecelia Laine of Manchester, Mrs. and many aunts, uncles and work was evidenced by the fact it won four in a row. Heart Association. Doris Brown of Homestead, Fla., cousins. EAST HARTFORD — It won’t go was difficult to pick a hero Behind Anselmo’s eight points in and Mrs. Priscilla Behrmann of Graveside services will be Fri down with “ Win one for the the Tuesday night, despite the fact the quarter, Manchester took a Christopher M. Pfenning . Miami, Fla.: a son, William Apel of day at 10 a.m. in St. James Gipper." Chances are they won't that senior co-captain Ken Willis 18-14 lead after one period. Penney Christopher Michael Pfenning, East Hartford: a sister, Mrs. Cemetery. Friends may call at the make a movie about it, and some scored 30 points, . a high for came back to take a four-point 1-week-old son of Mark and Eliza Diana Gaudet of Fitchburg, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main obscure actor who’s in it won’t go Manchester this season. Junior margin midway through the se beth Cowles Pfenning of 145 Buena Mass.: 10 grandchildren: and 22 St., Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. It’s a gigantic storewide ceiebratibn on to become president of the forward Russ Anselmo scored cond period, but Manchester ral Vista Road, Coventry, formerly of great-grandchildren. Memorial donations may be of Lincoln’s and Washington’s Birthday! United States. But. Doug Pearson eight of his 15 points in the first lied to lead 34-33 at the half. Manchester, died Tuesday at The funeral will be Friday at made to the S.I.D.S. Fund in care thinks a lockerroom speech he quarter to lead the Indians to an Penney had a 48-46 lead after Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford. 11:15 a.m. from the Holmes of Jonelle Howe, Neo-natal Unit. made Friday night may have early advantage. Junior point three quarters but, in the fourth *******■**■*******"**"*■***•******■*■**■*********** He was born Feb. 1. Besides his Funeral Home with a mass of UConn Health Center, 263 Far made a difference. guard Greg Turner, who added 13 period, Willis took control. The parents he Jeaves his maternal Christian burial at noon at St. It was halftime, and Manchester points, did an excellent job of Indians' co-captain scored 14 mington Ave., Farmington, 06032. F«MILT-Stn grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Jar- James Church. Burial will be in WASHER High trailed Enfield. 28-23. Pear directing the Indians' offense and points in the period, giving him 22 dine of South Windsor: and his Rose Hill Memorial Park. Rocky SONY. son, the Indians' coach, felt his of protecting the ball late in the for the half and 30 fob the game. He paternal grandparents, Mr. and Hill. Friends may call at the Card of Thanks team was playing selfish, undisci game when Manchester had the hit 12 out of 15 at the free throw line Mrs. Theodore J. Pfenning Jr. of funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 The family of Cecilia L. Moore plined basketball. “ I went in and lead. And, 6-foot-8 junior center and also scored nine field goals, Manchester. p.m. wishes to express their heartful said one thing: "You’re not a team Brian Spano was an intimidating mostly on jump shots. Willis was Private services and burial will thanks to her dear friends in the right now,’" Pearson said. force in the middle on defense, in fouled on one of those jumpers, an be at the convenience of the family. Elizabeth Ann Quealy Senior Citizens Club for their «499 " I said to them: ‘I don’t give a addition to scoring 12 points. off-balance one-hander which he Burial will be in East Cemetery. Elizabeth Ann Quealy. 3-month- thoughtful kindness at a time when »349 TrtftHron damn if you all hate me, just hate "A key to our success is a pretty hit with threc-and-a-half minutes Color System Manchester. The Holmes Funeral old daughter of Thomas W. and it was deeply appreciated. 3 automatic cycles 19"* REMOTE CONTROL me together."’ good job in the middle. Brian left in the game. His free throw Cool-down care for per TRINITRON COLOR TV The Indians went on to defeat Spano has played two good iced the game, giving Manchester manent press fabrics Trinitron color system (one-gun/one-lens), 10-key a 64-58 lead. Super Surgilator*. en Enfield, 52-48, for their first win in games,” Pearson said, mentioning frequency synthesis express tuning, express four games. And, on Tuesday Carbert Russell had 26 points to ergy-saving water temp commander remote control. 19" diag. meas. the Dec. 30 upset of East Catholic Club seeks long-term lease selector ‘ Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty night, Manchester played its best in which Spano hit a career-high 15 pace Penney. a •59“ value — FREE game of the season in scoring a points, “ and in both of them we M ANCHESTER (78) - Anselmo Continued from page 1 tiate over a new lease. The present One disagreement between the ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥4F¥4F 78-62 victory here over the Black scored points.” 7 1-1 15, Turner 3 7-9 13, Willis 9 lease runs for anothersevenyears. club and the directors' committee Knights of Penney High. Tuesday was the first time this 12-15 30, Petersen 21-45, Spano 5 2-2 Jackston could not be contacted It was reported that the club appears to be dues charged 13 "*100% SOLID STATE Pearson has been confused all season the Indians have scored 12, Janenda 1 0-0 2, Harris 0 0-0 0, early this morning for governors did not discuss tbe members who are not residents of COLOR TV. AUTO. RNE TUNING season by his team's inconsistency more than 70 points and only the Woolbright 0 0-0 0, Milone 0 1-2 1, confirmation. provisions of the proposed new and lack of intensity. He believes, Riordan 0 0-0 0. Totals 27 24-33 78. Manchester. The directors' com 0 AWLrtJLi>«*efHITACHI nlK^tnclDQv third time they have hit for more lease Tuesday night, but only the mittee, or at leakt some members however, that things will be than 60, They now have a record of PENNEY (62) - Lundy 3 0-1 6, An impasse developed at a Jan. MATCHED MUSIC SYSTEM 25 meeting between club represen question of whether to withdraw of it, want those members to pay different now that the players have 8-6, including a mark of 7-6 in Pardo 1 2-4 4. Naraine 3 7-9 13, tatives and the the directors' their proposal or continue to seek higher dues than Manchester found a common ground, "W e holding fourth place in the Central Russell 8 10-13 26. Ogrcn 2 0-1 4. committee. Directors Peter Di- the lease. residents. The lease provisions could go out Friday night (at home Connecticut Interscholastic Mamaclay 11-4 3. Campbell 3 0-0 6. Rosa, James Fogarty, and Ken The golf course land is owned by last offered by the club would against Conard) and be flat as a League. Penney, which is in third Wisz 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 20-32 62. permit it, but not require to make *219 neth Tedford. the town. The operates privately such a surcharge. 1-4 Fogarty and Tedford came to the on the land, but is required to allow East Catholic’s Chris Brunone (22) tries (30) a major obstacle in J.(ieir HCC non-members to play the course on The club has been seeking a Brilliant color performance, deluxe features and a meeting with the understanding longer lease for four years. Cur contemporary styled cabinet at a sensational value to put bail into the basket but finds encounter Tuesday night. that they would discuss only the payment of greens fees. Integrated rack system, belancec *279 price. 13" diag. meas. rent negotiations, conducted lar flywheel, ten LEDs, loudnesscon Northwest Catholic's Glenn Robinson question of a 10 percent increase in The lease gives the town author gely through General Manager ‘ Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty club membership fees. The club a <59« value — FREE tour control, soft touch controls ity over the setting of membership Robert A. Weiss, have been going Belt-dnve turntable representatives expected to nego dues and greens fees. on for several months. ¥ ^ Curry clear-cut winner i f ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ i r ‘ lU C K a WHITE TElEtnSWN WITH lOOH Donald Curry was a clear-cut winner. East looks to South tilt New charge lodged in crash $479 SOUD STATE CHASSIS And there was no moaning and groaning from the Starling camp, Lnew the better man won -*25 this time. Thoughts East Hartford resident Ronald J. drunken driving and driving with According to police and store When the combaf s met IS months ago, the Fields was charged Tuesday with his license suspended. spokesmen, a man stuffed several Rebate 22-year-old soft-spoke: Texan from Forth Worth ApLENty after topping Northwest second-degree assault with a mo The additional charge, a class D boxes of candy into his coat and won a split decision. lere was some squawking tor vehicle while intoxicated in felony, carries a maximum pe tried to leave the store without $449 J from the Starling party. They felt the'ir man lost Len Auster connection with the Dec. 5 accident nalty of five years in prison and a paying. When he set off the store Durable cabinet vvith telescoping an the fight because of Starling's antics in the ring, Sports Editor Bv Len Auster on West Middle Turnpike that left $5,000 fine. security alarm, the store manager Sports Editor •Automattc-iMui* ~ -^ R E E Micro- tenna, many deluxe features make this that included stomping his foot, winking at the another man critically injured. Fields was relea.sed Tuesday tried without success to apprehend portable TV a sensational value. 12” diag. crowd and general clowning. Police allege that Fields was after posting a $500 cash bond and Johnson. ss2;^”*'rcn s;'::d wave cooking meas. Not this time. The outcome never really speeding west on the turnpike near ordered to appear next Wednesday c la s s e s -a seemed in doubt, even from the The man fled in a blue car north The 25-year-old Starling, from Hartford’s exit 92 when his car crossed the in Manchester Superior Court. 1.5 cubic too. .T-OJ.OJ2»OOM.«-In- j-| o o va lu e opening tup. on Main Street until police, who North End, was all business. But he didn't have it Voting is very subjective but we gave the edge center line and collided with an A Hartford man was arrested this time. And he knew it. "Today I was beaten by to the Texan on the basis of aggressiveness and East Catholic seemed to float to had been called to the scene, were « « V ^ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ oncoming car. driven by James M. Tuesday afternoon when he led ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ total ringmanship. an early 13-6 lead and never looked able to trap his car beside the St. a better man," he said honestly at the post-fight DelGreco, 30, of 23 Bunce Drive. police on a chase after stealing $70 back in overpowering Northwest James Church parking lot, police press conference. “ I still feel I can beat-Donald DelGreco sustained multiple in worth of Valentine's chocolates said Curry. But today, Donald Curry is the better What’s ahead for Starling? He still has a Catholic. 67-53, in Hartford County juries in the accident and was from Arthur Drug Store on Main man.” sparkling 31-2 record, both losses (o Curry, but Conference basketball action taken to Hartford Hospital, where Street,' police and store officials A female companion riding in ir * TAIU MODEL With those words. Starling's stature grew. He according to all reports he won't gel a title fight Tuesday night at the Eagles' Nest. he remains in fair condition, a said today. the car was not charged in the COLOR TELntSMN had in the past, with trainer-manager F. Mac for at least two years. “ We were very flat." said East hospital spokeswoman said today. Barry M. Johnson, 27, was incident. IB! MICROWAVE O V E N ^ ^ ^ ^ H Buckley, not met squarely with the facts. This Milt McCory, the WBC champion, said he'll coach Jim Penders. "We had an At the time of the accident Fields charged with sixth-degree lar Johnson was later released after time he did. have nothing to do with Starling. "W hy should I emotional high last Friday and will admitted he had been drinking at ceny, engaging police in pursuit, posting a $100 bond and ordered to The first time they fought, Curry, the WBA take a tough fight if I don't have to," he said in the have one this Friday," he spoke of David's bar in the Parkade, police reckless driving and driving with appear at a future date in Man I welterweight champion, was badly out of shape aftermath of the WBA title bout. the upcoming battle for first place said. He was charged then with his license suspended. chester Superior Court. *279 and had to ride a bicycle for 12 rounds to pull out Maltempo feels Starling "could do a number of in the HCC with South Catholic at Automatic color control, autorriatic fleshtone $299 the decision. He was not unprepared for McCrory.” He believes Starling's “ future looks the Rebels' gym in Hartford. Both correction and automatic contrast, electronic •FREE Micro- Saturday's 15- round test. Curry proved to be the good. He should move up nicely again." clubs are 6-2 in conference play. 1.5 cubic foot, touch control, oven tuner. 19" diag. fheas. wave cooking Starling still holds the U.S Boxing Assocation "It was a good thing we were Landmark case opens again with probe and clock A special hound and Starling the hare for most of the fight. ‘ Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty purchase for this sale. classes — a You could see Curry was the stronger oT the and North American Boxing Federation titles. playing home and playing a 3-11 a *59“ value — FREE *100 value two. When the two got in close, the Texan was able While Buckley believes Starling may be in for club. I'll take the victory. VERNON (UPI) - The land vs. Meskill." attorneys asked the court to order ♦ ★ to shove Starling back and go on the offensive. He some big money fights, we are dubious. The big “ We had enough! talent to win. mark school-finance case, Horton Attorneys for the plaintiffs, the state to finance fully its never let Starling get going. paydays will be few and far between defending The intensity wasn't there but vs. Meskill, has reopened in ninth-grade students Barnaby school-aid program in the 1984-85 Veteran boxing official Sam Maltempo, who these minor championships. that's the type of kids we have.” Vernon Superior Court. Horton and Peter D, Grace claim school year. has been refereeing fights in the state since its Those were lost in the defeat to Curry, who The intensity better be there Judge Arthur L. Spada in recog the state has not reduced dispari They also, want the state to rebirth 11 years ago, said the in-fighting was to should expect to see a couple of $1 million fights on when they meet South, which took nition of one of Connecticut's ties in educational oportunites increase its share of local school T M M in t the Texan's advantage. "He (Starling) is a the horizon. Sugar Ray Leonard is always there the first meeting between the clubs longest-running legal battles said between rich and poor towns costs to 50 percent over the next powerful hitter from long range. Inside, he's a and where Sugar Ray goes, money seems to in overtime, 65-63.> Tuesday, "the court welcomes you despite a court order to do so. five years. The state now bears 33.7 little lost right now," Maltempo. who picked follow. East had very little trouble with to the lOth anniversary of Horton In briefs filed Tuesday, the percent of the cost. Curry to win. said. “ I feel inside fighting is not his It’s going to be a long climb back for Starling. the foul-prone West Hartford- Slim-line cabinet in choice of bag. I feel he has to jab and throw his right hand. His biggest obstacle is his talent. He is still a based Indians. The clubs were almond or pewter ztolor.- As you saw, Curry tied him up inside.” top-ranked welterweight and a dangerous one at deadlocked at 4-all after five $ 2 4 8 Transistorized VHF/UHF" According to our very unofficial card, and I do that. He's so dangerous, in fact, many a top minutes but then the Eagles went Hawaii drawing: super video range tuning. 13" ' mean unofficial, we had it 147-142 in Curry’s contender will go out of his way to avoid Starling. on a 9-2 spurt to take a 13-6 lead lOOH SOLD STATE diag. meas. favor. We had Starling winning only three rounds Maltempo agrees. "T h ey’ll avoid him unless a with 1:29 left in the first quarter. FORM 1040 PREPARATION tr* TAIU Mooa ‘Bonus — 5-yr. picture COLOR TEUYISION — the fourth, his best of the fight, the secoiftLand promise of a top-money fight is there," he said. Guards Jim Dargati and Chris third week names warranty <439 KITCHENAID a '59“ value — FREE the eleventh. We scored four rounds — the third, Starling’s going to have to fight twice as hard to Galligan accounted for all the Intimidating? fifth, eighth and thirteenth — even. get back near the top in the future. That's the way points in the span, five by the 6-2 Here is the list of names drawn in the third week All the rest went to Curry. the boxing business is arranged. Dargati. of the "Win a Trip for Two to Hawaii" contest Frustrating? It never seemed Northwest, 0-6 sponsored by Connecticut Travel Services and AUTOMATIC in the HCC and 3-12 overall, could Manchester merchants: DRYER mount a serious challenge after Maureen Dougan (3) — Bolton Expensive? wards. It made a couple of feints at SOfCTAVISION 900 Whalers unbeaten in five Richard J, Luko (1) — East Hartford CONtflRTMUSTERIOVCR the Eagles, but nothing to cause Mrs. H.W. Pfenning (1) — Manchester Not Anymore! any discomfort on the part of John E. Wilson (1) — Manchester Penders on the East bench. 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By Alteen Claire > 1 teaspoon cornstarch 1 envelope unflavored gelatin Manchester schools NEA Food Editor ^Prepare mousse; Drain strawberries; set aside. In 2 tablespoons water glass measuring cup or small heatproof bowl, mix 2 cups whipping cream The following lunches will be served in the Two simple desserts based on strawberries help strawberry liquid and gelatin. Set cup in small pan of 2 teaspoons cornstarch Manchester public schools the week of Feb. 13 through carry a Valentine's Day message. A double boiling water over medium heat. Stir until gelatin is V/t tablespoons lemon Juice 17; strawberry mousse and strawberry angel food cake completely dissolved. Remove from heat. Stir in Mint sprigs Monday: Schools closed for Lincoln's birthday. will surprise the most eager friend or love at this lemon juice. Refrigerate gelatin mixture about 15 Prepare cake from a mix or your own recipe. Cool Tuesday: Hamburger or cheeseburger on a roll, sweet time. minutes. Whip cream to form stiff peaks. Gently fold and turn out of pan. Split into two layers; reserve. french fries, buttered peas, Valentine dessert. These may be made with frozen or fresh gelatin mixture and strawberries into cream to blend Drain 1 package of the strawberries. In small Wednesday: Chicken vegetable soup, tuna salad in strawberries. Keep the desserts in mind for upcoming thoroughly. Pour into 3- to 4-cup mold. Chill until firm, saucepan, soften gelatin in water. Stir in 'A cup of the pocket bread, potato chips, chilled fruit, sample of bridal showers, too — perhaps a follow-up to a at least 1 hour. strawberry liquid. Place over medium heat. Stir until mini clams. ALL STORES successful Valentine’s effort. Prepare sauce: In small saucepan heat strawber gelatin is completely dissolved. Cool, then chill until Thursday: Shells with meatsauce, buttered green OPEN SUNDAY ries just to boiling. Mix lemon juice with cornstarch; syrupy, about 15 minutes. Whip cream to form stiff beans, bread and butter, chilled pineapple tidbits. Double Coupons stir into strawberries. Cook and stir over low heat peaks. Stir in gelatin mixture to blend thoroughly, Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed salad, peach dessert. CHKCKI.CKAI. STORKS Double Strawberry until thickened and liquid is clear. Cool, then cover Milk is served with ail meals. REDEEM MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE. then fold in drained strawberries. Place one of the ^ t(iMenMW•W*«TCveAMM SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1984. FOR HOURS. Valentine Mousse and chill. cake layers, cut-side up, on serving plate. Spread with 1 litseip ee t) »•>«M•> M H m p ) i c « M M«h Agr i To serve: Unmold mousse onto serving plate. Spoon half of the cream mixture. Top with second cake Coventry schools some of the sauce over mousse; pass remaining sauce layer, cut-side down. Spread top with remaining Mousse: separately. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 to 6 mixture; chill up to 6 hours. The following lunches will be served at Captain 1 package (12 ounces) frozen sliced California servings. Meanwhile, prepare sauce. In sducepan, combine Nathan Hale, Robertson and Coventry grammar strawberries in syrup, thawed schools the week of Feb. 13 through 17: 1 envelope unflavored gelatin second package of strawberries with any liquid remaining from first package. Bring just to boiling. Monday: No school. 1 tablespoon lemon juice Strawberry Valentine Tuesday: Juice, calzone, hot vegetable, ice cream. 1 cup whipping cream Mix cornstarch with lemon juice. Stir into saucepan. Angel Food Cook and stir just until mixture is'klightly thickened Wednesday: Ham patty on roll, sweet potato or corn-on-the-cob, chilled pineapple. Sauce: and liquid is clear. Cool, then chili. Dnzzlecakewitha little of the sauce. Garnish with m ii^C ut into wedges Thursday: Soup, cheese sandwich, french fries, I package (12 ounces) frozen sliced California 1 10-inch angel food tube rake Double strawberry mousse highlights cookie. strawberries in syrup, thawed, 2 packages (16 ounces each) frozen sliced to serve. Pass remaining'sauee^separately. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 10 to 12 servings. Valentine's Day message. Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, hot vegetable, 1 tablespoon lemon juice strawberries in syrup, thawed assorted fresh fruit. Milk is served with all meals.
F R E ^ OR SMOKED-WATER ADDED BEEF BRISKET-UNTflIMMED-BONELESS Bolton schools U.S.D.A. tNSP.-GRAO€ " A " HOTORSWEET Tilefish may not be lobster, but it tastes good anyway The following lunches will be served in Bolton Fresh to.= Italian 69" Pork Fresh eto^SlTb. Elementary-Center schools the week of Feb. 13 ” Picnic Shoulders 89‘ Briskets ^. through 17; Turkeys .89* Sausage BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS add two or three “belly band” potatoes for each plate. AAR DOMESTIC BEEF LOIN BONELESS-WH(XE S TO 1 1BS 99 Recently, I had a great desire for fish and an ecjually 'A-inch thick) with melted butter, mixed with 4 large Monday: No school. Beef Tenderloins Filtet Miqnon 3 A “belly band” potato is asually the small red potato gggig’ London Broil '' great desire for a change from my ordinary routine, shallots, finely chopped, plenty of freshly ground Tuesday: Orange juice, cheeseburger, potatoes, Canned BEEF RIB-BONEIESS-WHOIE 10 TO 12 IBS pepper and almost 'A cup of chopped parsley. Set that seems to be in our markets for most of the year. celery sticks, majjie-your-own-sundae. '199 Steaks ^ a so I purcha.sed a whole tilefish. I haven't cooked it Leg-O-Lamb Oven Ready 1. 1**^ Hams Beef Rib Kyes ( ) lb ^ aside for half an hour to let the seasoning permeate Simply shave off a strip of skin around the potato so PORK LOtN-SIRLOtN PORTION 1 49 LB very often, but I ’ve always been impressed by its B e a r d Wednesday: Italian hoagie, potato chips; pickle FftESH GENUINE AMERICAN . i n ; , v ^ 7 0 l 5UCEO-NO SUGAR ADDED VACUUM PACKED texture and its-good, simple flavor. It’s a brightly the fish and then broil in a preheated broiler about 3 y ou ha ve the contrast of the red skin and a white stripe spears, lemon cobbler. :.|b I W ,(b 169 Pork Roast-Blade Rib Portion Rib Lamb Chops U ,b) . . j ’” Kahn’s Bacon *9 I Ann Pa^e Slict^d Bacon pkg 1 colored — green with yellow spots — deep-water fish inches from the heat for 5 minutes. There’s no need to or “belly band,” and either steam them or cook in the Thursday: Fish and cheese sandwich, potato puffs, -FRESHCOOORSCROO FILLET 3 49 LB o n F o o d microwave oven. You can add melted butter and FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN ^ q q FROZEN AAP COUNTRY TREAT H B ROt I I 49 REGULAR OR THICK found in the Atlantic and can weigh anywhere from 2 turn them. I think broiling is by far the safest, most vegetables, peanut butter cookie. Lamb Chops-Shoulder Blade 1. 1^ A&P Sausage Meat ;79' A&P Sliced Bacon |7‘' Fresh Fkuida Scalkips to 30 pounds. practical way to prepare these filets. chopped chives or chopped parsley when you serve ’ AVAILABLE W ED-SAT IN SEIF SERVICE FISH OEPTS Anyway, I took my fish home and it made a very Syndicated Columnist them. This makes a very good combination with the- successful dinner. I left it whole, rubbed the entire LET THEM rest for about a minute before serving, sole, and served with a watercress salad or a good The Dairy R»CHINVITAMM“C“ iCO0 surface with oil and sprinkled it with freshly ground then slip the filets onto a platter or individual plates homemade coleslaw, it's the kind of light, attractive; ?.r89' itiAE FAm» pepper. Tabasco and a good squeeze of lemon juice. I with a large spatula. Do this very carefully so the fish and delicious mnner that we all look for nov/adays. It's College Notes Qtnis Hill Orange Juice also a quickjone. There's a lot to be said for simple Sunkist for frotRaoM A SavMft KPJfi put lemon juice inside the fish, too, and had I had any doesn’t break up and look like fish hash. Sprinkle with Welch’s Grape Juia* c*.r89' VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL fresh tarragon on hand. I would have used it. All I had dish of tilefi.sh and your guests would think it was all some finely chapped parsley or some watercress, and fresh fish! Navel Oranges Florist Mums Blue Bonnet was parsley, so I added two or three sprigs to the lobster. Jeno’s Extra Topping Pizza FOR YOUR SWEETHEART interior. Accepted at Tech school CALIFORNIA LARGE SWEET Cut Flower Bouquets Margarine I lined a big broiling pan with foil, brushed it with Bosh! You might as well say that if you took 2 Vegetable prices expected~lb stabilize Heinz Deep Fries 6 5 ' A LOVELY GIFT vegetable oil and laid the fish on it, covering it from teaspoons of library paste and shook it with water, Jeffrey Warner of Bolton has been acceptd to SWEET PEAS OR African Violets in Basket head to tail with leaves of Boston lettuce, overlapping you’d get milk. If you’re going to have lobster, have Vermont Technical College. He is enrolled in the civil Green Giant Niblets Corn -5? 8 9 ' U S NO I 9 lU them so that no portion of skin was exposed. The fish lobster. And if you can’t afford it, wait until you can NASHVILLE, Tenn. percent during 1984 — due higher than a year ago, until March on tomatoes, engineering technology program. ALL VARIETIES 159 Russet PotatcH's measured just about 2'A inches at its thickest part, so I and then feast on the real thing. Tilefish, which to me (UPI) — Vegetable prices to a tighter food supply mainly because of the bell peppers, squash, egg Warner is a 1982 graduate of Bolton High School. Freezer Queen Dinners pko I 6.99 LARGE FIRM BUTTERY FLAVORED a California Avocados Z i„ 9V placed it in a 425-degree oven for 25 minutes, (The rule is a piscatorial blessing, is worthwhile by itself and are expected to return to and expected strengthen freeze that reduced the plant and cabbage. 1T-OI 1W 9 Eggo Waffles PA« t FRESH CRISP ' T f K is, cook for 10 minutes per inch thickness of fish, or needs no added scraps of lobster. There are plenty of more normal levels in ing of consumer demand. Florida and Texas citrus IMPORTEO FROM SOUTH AMERICA-RED OR 59 Romaine Lettuce . 3 . « 779 fraction thereof.) Basting wasn’t necessary — the relatively inexpensive fish to be had without March, following sharp Economist Denis F. crops. Not all the news Is on the Thompson Seedless Grapes 1. 1 RED BELL. ITALIAN. JALAPINO. FRESNO. ANAHEIM Red Baron Pizza pbg A t FIRM JUICY-WESTERN GROWN lettuce leaves kept it moist and allowed the fish to overspending on lobster, shrimp or salmon. (If you increases that occurred Dunham said prices of The freeze also is ex front page! There's lots, COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK 7 ‘/]- o z t 1 live on the West Coast, you can use my tilefish recipe after the December 1983 fresh fruit are expected to pected to raise prices as. of newsy Informotlon In Sweet-Mild-Hot O O C 5 conti, • 1 more or less baste itself. nobody doesn't like a Jumbo / I Q ^ Pillsbiiry Biscuits on rockfish.) freeze in the South. av e ra g e 5-8 p ercen t much as 20-30 percent the Classified section. Anjou Pears ib Variety Peppers RICH IN VITAMIN "C” THE COOKED fish was tender, distinctive in flavor Speaking at a South BAKE SALE Citrus Hill Orange Juice cK’OOC QUICK AND EASY WHITE CM YELLOW-INOIVIDUALLY.WfUPPEO ' « m and delightful in texture. I served it with some lemon ANOTHER FISH that shouldn’t be overlooked is Central regional confer ALL BUTTER U P T O u ser 719 butter, but you could leave this out if you are counting gray sole. 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Tear the bread /4 teaspoon almond e x tr ^ t V well-to-do and no longer person is a friend o f the Mix together the soy sauce, sherry, ginger, chicken. Imperial Chicken Bake 2 tablespoons amaretto liqueur interested in sex. Based Dear Abby bride or groom and will Let stand 30 minutes. Mix together, onions, garlic Low-Calorie Tuna upon our 45-year mar know most of the people powder, walnuts and soy sauce. Stir-fry the onion 1 pound boneless breast of chicken Sprinkle unflavored gelatin over cold water in riage, I can recommend there. But if the single mixture in oil for 5 minutes. Remove to a bowl. Then 1 stick‘margarine saucepan: let stand three to four minutes. Stir her highly as a person of Abigail Van Buren person can't have a good stir-fry the chicken mixture until tender, about 30 Seasoned bread crumbs ;• over low heat until gelatin is completely 1 can (8'/« or 7 ounces) tuna in vegetable oil good moral character and time at a wedding without minutes. Add walnuts to onion mixture and toss. Heat Sesame seeds di.ssolved. about five minutes. Add sugar, lemon 1 medium tomato, peeled and diced 1 an excellent homemaker. a date, then he or she and serve. Pound the chicken flat, one piece at a time. Melt the juice and salt, stirring to combine. Stirin U.'S cups 1 jar (4 ounces) pimienio, drained She is also a healthy, should decline the margarine. Mix together the bread crumbs, about cherry pie filiing. Vt cup lowfat creamed cottage cheese r X f-ltfi n-. , attractive, conservative invitation. one-half cup. with about a half box of sesame seeds. Chill until mixture begins to thicken slightly. teaspoon lemon juice 1-X'!-^7 r ; ; Cheesey Garden Bake and well-informed woman B. IN L.A. Mix and blend well. Take one chicken piece and coat Fold in whipped cream. Pour into 2-quart mold; V, teaspoon salt (optional) ''tifri'i'i;! with many friends, longer interested in sex. all times in case unex 1 9-inch piecrust with melted margarine and then roll in crumb chill until firm Meanwhile combine amaretto 1 onion slice I am prepared to re take an ad out in The Wall pected company knocks DEAR B.: Let's hear 1 IZ-ounce package American cheese slices, diced mixture. Put in shallow pan. dot with margarine and with remaining cherry pie filling and cook slowly 2 tablespoons chopped parsley •■•.■7J;'•/'•’ ‘ i lease my 65-year-old wife Street Journal. on your door. (2) Open from a Canadian reader: 2 teaspoons prepared mustard bake at 3.50 degrees for about U ; hours. two to three minutes Cool slightly. To serve, Stuffed olives your door immediately unmold dessert onto serving plate: top with In medium bowl, mix tuna and tomato. Place 3 K43«;-j%.r ■• to any man she might l * - n choose because I want her DEAR ABBY: I live and bear the embarrass D EAR ABBY: The next cherry sauce. Yield one 2-quart mold. tablespoons on each of 8 seafood shells or ramekins. In to be happy. alone in very cramped ment. (3) Continue to ask wedding invitation I re Supermarket Shopper container of electric blender, combine pimiento, Also, feeling humiliated quarters. I have no com drop-ins to wait a few ceive that does not include cottage cheese, lemon juice, salt and onion slice. and frustrated over my plaints until unexpected minutes while you ’ rush an escort. I will decline. Clip ‘n’ file refunds Cover and process at high speed until smooth. Stir in long exile from the mar company drops by. Since I around trying to make the parsley. Spoon 2 tablespoons pimiento sauce over riage bed. I would like to ha ve no warning. I usually place presentable. Do you know how ioneiy Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, ‘Use now’ One of the most remarkable museums in Italy each serving of tuna and top with slice of stuffed olive. be free to love again. ask my guest to stand (P.S. And tell the person it is to attend a wedding Salad Dressing (F ile No. 5) displays only umbrellas. The I mbrella Museum in Place under broiler (or 3 minutes or until hot. This Can you suggest a way outside for a few minutes who called you “ rude" where the focus is on the the village of Gignese recalls the days when virtually kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 servings: 50 calories in which I might dis while I quickly tidy up my that she won't have to wait happy couple, their happy Clip out this file and keep it with similar the entile town made and repaired umbrellas and per serving This recipe may be doubled to make 16 cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with doesn’t mean creetly “ advertis^" her one room, which serves as outside if she phones parents and their many parasols. servings. availability? If success living room, bedroom, first.) happily married friends? beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting ful. the golden years of den and eating area. Couples, couples, cou the needed proofs of purchase while looking for three senior citizens One guest said she DEAR ABBY: This is in ples! And there you are, the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in use today Discs available might thus be substan thought this was very response to the bride who all by yourself. Then some newspapers and magazines, and when trading GREENWICH (CPU S P E O A U a N G tially enriched. rude of me. invited 31 singles to her well-meaning relative with friends. Offers may not be available in ail By Martin Sloane purchase I need. — Fran Optional discs for Ujrfe TRI-CITY IN W EDDING SHOPPING PLAZA SERIOUS IN What are my alterna wedding and was furious says, "N ext it’s your turn areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive United Feature ces Leitch, Baltimore. popular model teodpro- each refund. BIRTHDAY VERNON • 644 8682 LAGUNA BEACH. tives? I enjoy having when 14 accepted and to get married! ” Syndicate Md. cessors arejpw jvailable CAKES CALIF. company. indicated that they were Believe me, Abby, The following refund offers are worth $9.04. DEAR FRANCES: in com pile boxed sets at CRAMPED IN bringing a "date.' rather than attend alone, I This week's refund offers have a total value of D E ^ MARTIN: I pur- Thanks for an excellent prices about one-third less DEAR SERIOUS: If BURBANK A wedding is a special will stay home where I $21.43. chasen a jar of peanut lip. Small proofs, espe than their co.st if bought This oiler doesn’t require a refund form: cially those from plastic O P E N ^MKES/HJP] you're looking for a occasion when the friends feel more comfortable. butter and didn't notice individually. The seven- 7 D A Y S kindly, well-to-do. older D EAR CRAM PED: (1) and family of the bride ELIZABETH IN WISH-BONE "The Lite Guide To Fitness, ” that attached to the back bottles or wrappers, have di.se set for Cuisinart's A W E E K gentleman who is no Keep you r qua rters tidy at and groom gather to cele WINNIPEG P.O. Box No. 9034, Clinton. lA 52736. Receive this was a 15-cent coupon that always been a problem model DLC-X has a sug r - ^ 32-page book. Send one neck band from any Even the stray net gested retail price of $100, m had printed on it the words Wish-Bone Dressing variety and 25 cents postage weights and Universal compared with more than Herald photo by Pinto "Use N ow." I found the and handling. While supply lasts. (There is no coupon when I unpacked Product Codes present $1.50 if the discs are bought WEEKLY SPECIALS Reof Cross officers elected expiration date on this offer.) my groceries and pul it in difficulties when you have separately; the nine-disc Is pancreas removal common These offers require refund forms: already used all the other my coupon wallet to use at set for the DLC-7PRO is 6 BAGELS OF YOUR CHOICE WITH THE The Connecticut Valley East branch of Margolin is an attorney with the firm of DIAMOND CRYSTAL Salt Memo Magnet a future date. Three proofs of purchase from $95 instead of $152.50. and PURCHASE OF ONE DOZEN AT THE Offer. Receive a set of Diamond Crystal Memo their packages. the eight-disc set for the Murtha, Cullina, Richter and Pinney 'in weeks later I decided to FREE the American Red Cross has elected Magnets. Send the required refund form and two use it, but when I handed When I started refund DLC-8F is $70 instead REGULAR PRICE. new officers. They are. from left, Sandra Hartford. Ms. Lent is a clinical social for low-fasting glucqse level? labels from any Diamond Crystal, Salt product, the peanut butter and the ing f tried to keep small $ 1 2 2 . Lent, secretary, Leslie Margolin, vice worker in practice in Glastonbury. along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. coupon to the cashier, she proofs of purchase in the There is no limit on this offer. Expires Dec. 31. same cartons with all the 2. HUNGARIAN APPLE STRUDLE chairman, and Horace V. Grant Jr., Connecticut Valley East is located at 20 said she couldn't accept it DEAR DR. LAMB: I apnea. These individuals- 1984. complete boxes I had . Hartford Road. because it didn't come off $1.69 PER POUND chairman. Grant is a group claims have a grandson who was momentarily stop brea HERSHEY’S Syrup Bottle $1 to $2 Refund. the jar I was buying. Was folded flat. They just got official with Travelers Insurance Co. Ms. born prematurely at thing. In many cases it's Receive two or tour 50-cent coupons. Send the she right? — Pat Rasor. lost at the bottom of the A.F.S. FRUIT SALE 3. ASSORTED MUFFINS - BLUEBERRY, about seven months. His associated with obstruc required refund form and three back labels from Chalmette, La. cartons. Next. 1 tried pancreas makes too much Your Health tion of the upper airway. Hershey Syrup bottles for two 50-cent coupons; or separate envelopes for the Pink grapefruit and BRAN. CORN AND CRANBERRY insulin and they say this is It’s common in over four back labels from Hershey's Syrup for four DEAR PAT: No, she small proofs of purchase Temple oranges why he is low on sugar. weight, middle-aged or 50-cent coupons. Expires June 30. 1984. was not correct. On a in each of the 12 product 6 FOR $1.39 About Town The doctors plan on Lawrence Lamb, M.D. older men, but it happens categories in which f file Delivered to your home _ — typical "use now" coupon . CAKES ANY SIZEI • operating to take part of A to women as well. THE R.T. FRENCH Co. $1 Refund. Send the there are no printed in my proofs. That was also on March 10 and 11. • WEDDING CAKES • SHOWER PLATTERS • the pancreas out. I've Sometimes it can be required refund form and the label from your beef structions or restrictions a problem I was forever • PETIT FOURS • MINI DANISHES • ECLAIRS < . DELIVERIES Bean a^pper offered a v a i l a b l e • Students host fair never heard of this. Can dangerous. If the attacks purchase, plus any one of the following to support the cashier's fumbling through cartons Coll • OUR FAMOUS PUMPERNICKLE BREAD! • and envelopes Then, at Special Prices Students in the Manchester High School COEP this be done? The baby are severe or frequent, combination of proofs of purchase; 1) one net position that the coupon 646-1439 or • PUFF TARTS • FINGER ROLLS • . CREAM PUFFS • MINI BAGELS • HEBRON — Gilead Congregational Church plan.s a Health Occupations classes will host the third annual weighed 1 pound 13 ounces they may be controlled by weight statement from French’s Worcestershire must be used when the one of the first refund 646-7476 for Organaatiorts. conventions I attended. 1 ham and baked bean supper on Thursday. Seatings health fair Thursday at the high school gym' between two months ago when he els. One of them can be an Box 1551, Radio City Sta a tracheostomy. The re Sauce and one net weight statement from product to which is is • COLORED BREADS • Churches. Synagogues, etc. met a refunder who used a To order . MINI CRESCENTS • are at 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. 9:30 a.m. and noon. was born. Now he weighs 3 insulin-producing tumor tion, New York, N.Y. sulting hole in the wind French's Cattlemen’s Steak Sauce; or 2) two net attached is purchased. An system similar to yours. I For reservations, call 228-3012 or 643-8703. Adults: A variety of community and health professionals pounds. What do you think within the pancreas itself. 10019. pipe is left open at night weight statements from French's Worcestershire instant "use now" coupon $4.50. Seniors: $3.50. Children age 4 to 12: $2.25. Under have been invited to participate with exhibits and about this? Should that be the case, allowing air to go directly Sauce; or 3) tWo net weight statements from can be used at the time the have used it succe.ssfully ever since. So. I certainly 4: free. demonstrations. COEP nurses aides will be taking the usual treatment is to DEAR DR. LAMB: My into the lungs, bypassing French’s Cattlemen's Steak Sauce. Expires product is purchased or at feel very confident in The supper will benefit the Gilead Pasonage bldod pressures and allied health students will DEAR READER: Low remove it. This would be 56-year-old husband the obstruction in the March 31. 1984. any time thereafter until recommending your note Renovation fund. demonstrate the effects of smoking cigarettes on the blood sugar or hypoglyce very uncommon in a wakes at night gasping for upper airway. RAGU Free Jar Offer. Receive a coupon good it expires, if there is an small baby, but it's not so air. Sometimes I think it’s for one free pint of new Ragu Chunky Gairiensty le book proof of 'purchase carbon monoxide content of the lungs. mia caused by overpro Another part of the expiration date'. uncommon'in adults. In a heart attack. Our inter or $1 off a larger size. Send the required refund system as "Tone of the duction of insulin is a problem are the excessive such instances the remo nist sent him to a respira form and one label from any size or style of Ragu easiest ways to organize relatively rare disorder. folds of tissue at the back DEAR MARTIN:' When Quilting class offered Area women named val of the source of excess tory specialist and all of Chunky Gardenstyle or two labels from any other small proofs of purchase N ow cough up The most common type of of the throat. When re saving small proofs of Manchester Recreation Department is offering a hypoglycemia is asso insulin usually produces a his tests were fine. size or style of Ragu Spaghetti Sauce. Expires purchase, like quality Four Manchester area women have been selected laxed these folds flap DEAR MARTIN; If a beginners quilting workshop to start Feb. 20 and run ciated with a rebound cure. T thought that possibly April 30. 1984. seals from the plastic for inclusion in the 1983 edition of "Outstanding Young together and literally olv refund offer asks for reg for three weeks at the Arts Building on Garden Grove reaction that occurs after I've explained the dy he was having esophageal SMUCKER’S Fruit Syrup Offer. Receive a wrappers on paper pro Women of America.” struct the airway. Some ister tapes that exceed a Road. ingesting sweets or namics of low blood glu reflux, so he had X-rays, coupon for a free bottle of Smucker’s Natural ducts. I have found that Named were: Elizabeth Eileen Gourley of 730 ear, nose and throat spe specific total value, do Lorraine Grasso will teach the class that will be carbohydrates. cose problems and have but there was nothing Fruit Syrup. Send the required refund form and keeping them in enve Keeney St.. Manchester and Karen L. Kechejian of 51 cialists are removing the you calculate the total conducted from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Mondays. The The overproduction of included some examples there. the net weight statements from two bottles of lopes is not very efficient. Sage Drive. Manchester; Lucinda Hill Gerson of excess tissue and report before or after the cou cost of the course is $12. The quilts will be made by insulin is associated with of fasting hypoglycemia We don't know what Smucker’s Natural Fruit Syrup (any flavor). Instead, I use a standard Times Farm Road. Andover; and Colleen Marie good results. pons are deducted? — machine. The class will make the “ Trip Around the low blood glucose levels, in the Health Letter 18-8, kind of doctor to take him Expires April 30, 1984. three-ring notebook and Kubinski of 233 Avery Shores, Coventry, Priscilla Jackson. College World" quilt. It will be42-by-52-inches and is ideal for even in the fasting state. Hypoglycemia; The Low to next. These spasms I suggest your husband Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1.50 attach these small proofs Park. Ga. a crib, wall hanging or lap quilt. The other form of hypo Blood. Sugar problem, happen about two times a see an ear, nose and Refund. 0-Cedar Rebate, P.O. Box 14373-A, of purchase to notebook For more information, or to register, call 647-3089. Task force to meet glycemia (reactive) has a which I'm sending you. year. throat specialist for a Baltimore, MD 21268. Send a self-addressed, paper with a glue stick or normal-fasting blood glu Others who are interested careful examination. stamped envelope for this form. This offer staple. I use a separate DEAR PRISCILLA: f o r l u d e i A o The Chemical People task force will meet Feb. 15 at cose level and it falls only can send 75 cents with a DEAR READER: I Your husband may need expires June 30, 1984. While waiting for the form page for each product. The value of your pur 7 p.m. at the Manchester High School library. The after eating. long, stamped, self- would have to know more to be evaluated by a sleep save the Universal Product Code symbols from This system has worked chases should be based on Pinochle club winners public is invited to discuss ways of dealing with There are several addressed envelope for it of your husband’s history, center, but let your ear, any 0-Cedar item (except refills and Dyna- out very well, and when I the prices you are being Now when you buy Luden’s teenage drug and alcohol abuse. Call 646-2710 or causes for having low- to me, in care of the but your letter suggests nose and throat doctor Matic) and the dated register tape. find a new refund form it's charged before any cou The following are the scores of the pinochle games 647-0363. Manchester Herald, P.O. the possib|lity of sleep guide you. easy to locate the proofs of pons are deducted. Cough Drops, you’ll not only get played Feb. 2 at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open to fasting blood glucose lev- all senior citizens each Thursday at 9:30 a.m.: major relief from minor sore throat Robert Schubert 690; Fritz Wilkinson 633; Ann ;;vA THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ Dp Fisher 626; Ethel Scott 626; Kitty Byrnes 625; Walter problems, you’ll also get 250 oft DeLisle 624; Carl Lombardo 619; "Elizabeth Daniel Cinema 618; Sam Schors 606. Offer good on any of our great Also: Annette Hillery 587; Arnold Jensen 585; Hans Hartford (PG ) l:30, 7:00, 9:30. — 9:30. tasting flavors. Bensche582; Maude Custer 576; Mary Hill 574; Grace Atliineum CIntma— Reop Never Cry Wol« (PG) 1:10, West Homerd willlmontlc Mamtiald Elm 1 A 1 — D.C. Cab ( R) 7, Jllhen Square Cinema — Gibbs 572; Bud Paquin 572. ens Thursday. 7:35,9:45.— Star80(R) 1:20, Tramlux Collosa Twin — Cinema City — Cross 7:25, 9:35. — Reckless (R) Fonnv and Alexander (R) 9:30. — (3orkv Pork (R ) 7, SIlkwood (R ) 7, 9:20. — Creek (PG ) 7:05, V:35. — 1:45, 7:40,9:50. 7:30. — Don't Look Back 9:30. Uncommon Valor (R ) 7:10, SIlkwood IR) 7:15, 9:45. — Manchester IPG ) 7, 9. The M ovlei— To Be or Not 9:20. — Hot Dog (R ) 7:10, To Be (P G ) 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 9:15. — Terms of Endeor HAVEAHEART. Zlgov Stardust tPG) 7:JO. UA Theaters East— Two of Vernon Bridge game, results 9:30. — Chilly Scenes of a Kind (R ) 7:30, 9:40. — Cine 1 A 2 — Gorky Park 7:20,9:20. — The Lonely Guv ment (P G ) 6:50,9:20. Dunkin’ Donuts celebrates Winter (PG ) 6:30, 9:55 with SIlkwood (R) 7:15, 9:45. — ( R) 7:15,9:30. — D.C. Cab (R) (R ) 12,1:40,3:20.5,7:30,9:25. Windsor » The following are the winners in the Jan. 30 and Feb. Annie Hall (PG ) 8:10. The Lonely Guy (R ) 7:20, 7,9:10. — SIlkwood (R ) 12, 2:20, Plaid — All the RIaht . Vfeilentine’s Day with a heart that Clnestudlo — The Secret 4:40,7,9:30. Moves (R) 7:15. 2 games of the Manchester AM Bridge Club: Pollcetnan’s Other Ball (R) can’t be beat. Our Sweet Heart, North-South: Sara Mendelsohn and Bill Levy, first; with Never Say Never Again Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, second; Linda Simmons (PG ) 9:15. filled with a dozen delicious Colonial — Reopens and Terry Daigle, third. Fridov. donut pastries, each hand- East-West; Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, East Hartford For Futoiv BffclM A G io o im first; Suzanne Shorts and Ann Staub, second; Marge Eastwood Pub A Cinema — dipped in rich chocolaty icing Educating RIto (PG ) 7:15. Prentiss and Marge Warner, third. Poor Richard's Pub A Ci and showered with colorful North-South: Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, first; Jim nema— Gorky Park (R) 7:15, on February 19,1984 sprinkles. We’ve even included Baker and Sonya Gray, second; Ann DeMartin and 9:30. “ Try Our Showcase Cinemas — 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tom Regan, third. Scarface (R) 1, 7:45. — a personalized card. East-West: Peg O’Connor and Marion McCarthy, Terms of Endeorment (PG ) at F\impemk:kel R ib of Glastonbuiy So sa y , “I love you” to your first; Murray Powell and Barbara Phillips, second; 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Sudden Im Honiestyle pact (R) 2, 7:20, 9:45.— Hot Fox Run Mai, Glastonbury, C T and Mary Sullivan and Grace Barrett, third. Dog (R) 1, 7:40, 10. — YentI special sweetheart with our Clam Chowder” The Mueical Group special Sweet Heart. Just drop THE SW ST HEART Screen debut A 1 _ by any participating Dunkin’ FROM D U N KBr DONUTS. Donuts shop and have a heart. A dozen dipped donut pastries for S2.19 HOLL'y WOOD (U PI) - . J Beverlee Reed, who Ready to Bake Available while supply lasts. makes her major motion ree picture debut in “ Irrecon cilable Differences” play- 'w ill perform for ytour listening & r Be sure to place your advance order Just fill out this form and take it to^l in g Ryan O’Neal’s ROAST PORK STUFFED FILET your nearest participating Dunkin' Donuts shop. I dancing p le asu re . . . mother-in-law, is a direc I Pleasepioaco reserverpsprve for mei.me______dozen Vhlentine F^stries. $_ .paid tor of the Ventura County OF SOLE A PfUSICAL PREVIEW OF 2 5< o M 3 I m jc m Water Works District. YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION off Lvdoli's Coooli Drops In addition to her Date & time of pickup elected civic position, ac pcs For ^ 2 .9 9 Name (soM indM uoHy or 3-pock) 2 CompUmentary Nibbles & Cash Bar LUDEN*S LUDEN’S tress Reed is the wife of M EN THOl HONEY-LICOftKE 35-cooeit bog. 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Wednesday. 1 eh. 8, 1984 - 19 |g - MANCHKSTKK HERALD. Wwine-sdav. Ft-b. 8. 1984 Action asked at meeting with lawmakers Wednesday TV
m m Money, police, highway needs aired in Bolton - Entertainmeitt Tonight 11:15P.M. - Late Night with David 2:15A.M. 6:00P.M. Latterman □D (X) d ) O S I S - Nawi $ 9 - Family Feud ( 3 - To Be Announced ® - SportsCenter & - Thicke of the Night through South Windsor, where South Road, v/hieh the state has (SD - Wild World of Antmals ® - Reporter 41 change in assignment should not committee was ever shared with C D - I h n m ' t Company 2:30A.M. Bv Sarah Possell new limit on resident trooper homeowners were similarly sur declared .^ineligible for funding 1:00 A.M. be forced on towns, but should be Troop K. CD - BaMostat 0 atactica 7:30 P.M. 11:30P.M. CD - CBS News Nightwatch ,, Herald Reporter' assignments was a response to the prised by the state’s plans. undpr the federal highway aid GD - AH In tha Family JIP reserved for those in which offi (B )-A lic a CD - PM Magazine CD - Bemey MUIer Council of Small Towns’ request program. Town officials have CD - Hogah's Haroea ® - One Step Beyond BOLTON — Bolton’s representa- that the state give participating cials are not satisfied with the SELECTMEN AND the two ® • 13th Wintar Otympiad CD - All In the Family CD - TMcke of the Night legislators agreed the state should RYBA ALSO PROTESTED re claimed South Road is a major link Tha show features htghfa^s of CD - MOVIE: 'OoWia and tha ® - ESPN'a Horse Racing , tives In the Legislature got an- towns more say on hiring and performance of their assigned between Routes 6 and 44, which are CD - Moppet Show GOOD SPORT CD - Benny HM !Uiow Boxar Go to Hollywood' make it a policy to purchase land cent demands from the state the 1980 Wmt^ Ov^r^scs Weekly earful Tuesday when the Board of evaluation of resident troopers. trooi>er. classified as part of the federal CD - Family Feud CD ® - XIV Winter Olympic inside proposed highway corridors Department of Environmental O - MOVIE: 'Evil Under the ® - TwHight Zone ® •CroMfire Selectmen made requests for The request came in the council’s Robert Peterson was Bolton's CD “ Benny Hill ^ w w Ralph Waite stars as a Gemes Tonight’s program fea* as soon as the state transportation Protection that towns without highway system. Sun* H^cufe Poeoi investigates lures higMights of the day's acttv* ® - Pick the Proa Sponwriters m - Happy Days Again , „ , action on the eve of the session that •February 1983 report; resident trooper for 19years. When Fusscas blamed Rep. Christine mus6m at an exckisrve Adriatic (S )- N e w s sports columnist in pursuit of a preview games and viewers com department identifies the path of sewage disposal systems, like ities at the Winux Oiyn^ics ki 3:00A.M. begins today. Officials in many towns with Peterson retired late last year he Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, for the Sea res<^ Peter Usteiov James - To Be Armounced fashion magazine ^ ilo r ‘(Lee Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. pete lo r prizes the corridor. Zinnser suggested Bolton, gel written permits or Mason, Maggie Smith 1982 CD - MOVIE: Franchman'e • • On Bolton’s ’’wish list” are more resident troopers loudly protested was, and still is, a well-known and lack of funds to support the Tolland ( S - Dragnet ^ Remick) in "A Good Sport." that the state can sell the land if contracts with the towns or facili Bated PG ( £ - HawaH FIva-O ' Creek' An English lady falls ki state money to repair and improve the new time limit when it was respected member of the airing on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1:15A.M. plans to complete a highway are ties whose sewage disposal system County dispatch center. Selectman ( 9 * Carttxm Express ( S ) ' Crossfire {3D - Honaynwonen love with a French pirate. Joan , townToads.’ a revision of the new leaked to newspapers last month. community. > on "The CBS Wednesday ® - ESPN'a SportsLook Fontaine. Arturo Oa Cordova. ‘ the town uses. Carl Preuss said the 300 percent (31 • Dr. Gena Scott ® - M*A«S*H ® - Ltava tt to Baavar eventually scrapped. Unwary buy- • Night Movie.” 1944. policy limiting resident state Bolton First Selectman Henry P. rise last year in the fee charged - AM New This OW House ® - Croaafira 1:30 A.M. IN RESPONSE TO widespread ers will be spared the pain of ® 9 - M*A*S*H ®-MOVIE:'Screemer'Anian “ troopers to two-year terms, in Ryba said the state police misin- When Bolton residents participating towns is not a trend - Veronica. El Rostro del m m • Tonight Show CD - Lavanw A Shirley A Co. public outcry, the new state policy discovering a highway will soon ® - MacNeit/Lehrer Newsti- CHECK LISTINGS FOR 0(ACT TIME assaulting sevm^al girls on trains creased state police protection terpreted the council’s their septic tanks pumped, resi Bolton can afford to see continue. our Amor CD - Rat Patrol was amended shortly after it was run through their newly purchased l a - MOVIE: 'BUT A mentalty brings terror and death to an from the Colchester Barracks, a recommendations. dents pay to have the sewage taken The cost is expected to rise another - Wheel of Fortune retarded adult, with the help of a CD - CNN Headline News emoticmally disturbed Arnerican revealed. Troopers may now re property, he said. 0 - Reporter 41 way to prevent people from buying The council’s report recom to the Manchester sewage disposal $85,000 next year, Preuss. an East ® - Bemey Mitter good friend, tackles life outside ® - Independent Network girl in England. Paa.iela Franklin, ** quest a one-year extension of their The problem surfaced last fall & - 3-2-1. Contact the institution after living there for land inside proposed highway mended that the first selectman of Hartford and Bolton firefighter, i@ - People's Court Jim Norton. Frances White. when a Manchester couple bought plant off Olcott Street. Ryba said 44 years. Mickey Rooney. Dennis 1974 corridors, relief from state regula any town with a resident trooper two-year term and may reapply 6:30P.M. ® - NBA Baskatball: Los a new house on South Road, only to Manchester has refused to provide said. ® - Dr Who Quaid, Largo Woodruff. 1981. tions on sewage disposal, funds to and the area troop commander for the posU^n when the extension According to Fusscas, Ms. Nie GD - One Day at a Time Angeles at Boston 0 9 - 1983-84 Ford Collag* have the state decide less than a a written agreement to make Ihe ® - Cinema: X ’Ouest en Feu' Cheerleading Championship support the Tolland County Mutual jointly evaluate the effectiveness is up. dermeier, who heads a house (X) CBS News 8:00 P.M. ® - MOVIE: 'Land of the month later to extend the current current arrangement official. He Un riche rancher d'origine mexi- Coverage of this national cham- Aid dispatch center and a revision of the program and the resident subcommittee that deals reviews (fi) - Sanford and Son CD CD - MOVIE -Bugs Bunny/ caine veut s'emparer des terres Celtic Ghosts' The myths and Ryba echoed Andover residents’ Interstate 84 extension past their doubts any other nearby facility is pionship is presented from Hono trooper’s perJormance when the - SportsCenter Roed Runner Movie* Bugs re- habitees par les Apaches et sus- mysteries of Ireland; the pagan lulu, Hawaii. (60 min.) ' ' of state policy requiring towns to recent dissatisfaction with the yard. They are one of six Bolton likely to sign such an agreement funding for such programs, has mevsces about some of hts antics cite des irKidems dans le but de riles of the Druids, and an ancient pay the sometimes exorbitant cost trooper’s contract comes up for consistently moved to cut funds for 9 - Hogan's Heroes • Freeman Reports service the towns get from state families who will be dislocated by either. with the Road Runner and hts faire exterminer les Indiens. Telly curse put upon the famous Ken of educating handicapped renewal, and that state PDitce^pQ|j^g Ihe state's seven mutual emer O S - NBC News other cartoon cohorts m this Savalas, George Maharts, Janet nedy family. 1979 m - Kung Fu the project, called the Relocation CD - NBA Basketbali: New the machine gun. the submarirte - State of the State children. honor when possible any town’s^ Barracks. Ran-a,.i,o Ryba Ruv>a saidc» m the.tiDh»rm barracks, rk« gency dispatch centers. Fusscas * Noticiero Nactonal SIN blend of new antmaiion and clas York at Milwaukee arxf the bomber plane (60 mm ) Landgard m - Newlywed Game of Route 6. ON THE SUBJECT of, sharing Noticias naoonales con Gmitermo sic footage 1979 - Conversations w/R. Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- request for a change of resident headquarters for state police told Bolton selectmen Ms. Nieder - Una Hora con el Alcaide (Closed Captioned) Oecarva a - lnd^»efKfent Network MOVIE: Victor/Victoria' A 3:30A.M. Zinsser told selectmen that state the wealth, Fusscas said the slate Restrepo CD - PM Maganna Ne^km Manchester, aniB Rep. J. Peter troopers. Troop K, is badly undermanned. meier believes the towns should 9:30P.M. female entertainer becomes a hit ® - MOVIE: 'Evil Under the transportation commissioner J. should help pay for local road “ Jeffersoos • 10:30 P.M. - Ten O'clock News by posing as a man
X ■ u - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984
63 Cors/Trucks for Sale n Coro/Trocki for Solo 71 Heating/Plumbing 55 Household Goods O Misc. for Sale 63 Misc. for Sale 53 Misc. for Sale
1975 FORD G RANADA — MAN'S BEIGE/BROWN RCA WHIRLPOOL RE FOGARTY BROTHERS USED REFRIGERA Bank High mileage. Nice look END iOLI SPiaAl Herringbone (srrrail) FRIGERATOR — Ideal as — Bathroom remodel TORS. WASHERS. ing car. Best offer over Teenage suicide: Rates Astronaut en/oys second News analysis 27'h width, reg. .25t, tweed top coat. ZIp-aut a second refrigerator. Repossessions ing.' Installation water Ranges - clean, guaran $1000. Call 643-7714 after ,^now 2 lor .300 lining. Size 40. $40. Call $50. Call 649-1373. heaters, garbage dispo teed. parts and service. 649-7050. 6pm.______bicoiw Ttt Low prices. B.O. Pearl & 13% width, reg. 2 for .260, FOR SALE jate way up, doctors say . free fllgM~ln space of O’Neill budget] sals; faucet repairs. 649- now 3 lor .300 l9eODod0eColl * 3 5 0 0 Son. 649 Main Street. SiTvkic 7657. Vl.sa/M asterCard MUST be picked up et the 1070 CtiGvrolel C«m«ro M 5 0 0 MUST SELL! 1974 643-2171. Pets 65 accepted. Manchester Herald Office WOODEN HOCKEY 1076 T-Blrd *2000 M O N TE CARLO — New: ... page 11 ... page 20 ... page 7 FORM 1040 PREPARA BEFORE 11am ONLY. STICKS— $6each. Excel 1066 Ford Mustang *2000 Transmission, carbure TION. Good tax repres tor, plugs, wires, 2 snows. You’ll never know the Misc. for Sale 63 lent condition. Phone 649- The above can be seen entation should not be FREE - Home needed for Good running condition. power of Classified until TWO PAIR ICE SKATES 2433. at SBM . Available, only to the a v e ry , affectionate $1200. Call 6474273 after you use It yourself. Call eeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee — Black, plain. Medium 913 Main St. wealthy, anymore! The young, mitten pawed cat. 5pm.______643-2711 today to place an size. Special temper Tax Saver 644-0015. ad. Call after 4:00pm, 647- REGAL 19806cyllnder, blades. $8 pair. Call 649- SKI SET (Poles and boots Buyer meets seller In 9357. bronze color, automatic, 7517 Included) Make an offer Clossifled ... and it's INCOME TAXES — Pre power steering, power happy meeting for both. pared by CPA. Business & Household Goods 62 ALUMINUM S H E E T S under $501 call anytime SW EDISH ICE AU G ER — steering, power brakes, 643-2711, Individual. Call John, used as printing plates — for sizes and details. 643- 6 Inch with sharpening tilt steering, air conditi Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. 659-3069. .007" thick, 23 X 24". 500 4859. stone, $20. Call 649-2048. Cars/Tnicks tor Sale 71 oned. Excellent condi BUNKBEDS With Mat each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone tion. $4000.643-4633 week- Misc. Automotive 76 sunny Friday Thursday, Feb. 9, 1984 tresses, $250. Girls white 643-2711. They M UST be days or 634-1221 French Provincial bed VANITY WITH MIRROR — See page 2 Single copy: 25C picked up before weekends. Ask for Mike room set, $475. Call 649- and matching chest of 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS 11:00a.m. only. Sears. FOR SALE: T-vo Dunlop TAX PREPARATIONS — 4179 after 5pinj______drawers. Good condition. WAGON — V 8, auto In the convenience of Asking $80. Call 649-2558. EXCELLENT QUALITY matic, powersteering, ra steel belted radial snow your home. Reliable- ONE OF THE surest ways uANGE FOAM-FLO HARDWOOD. Mostly dio, roof rack, posifrac- 1973 PDNTIAC VEN tires and wheels. P205- reasonable. Call Norm to find bargain buys Is to Buckle ski boots. Men's SKI JACKET— Like new. green. Cut, spilt and deli tiorf, defogger. Good TURA — $750. Excellent T5R14 Fits 1980 Plymouth M arshall, 643-9044. shop the classified ads 9 medium. $60. Call Bovs size 18. Shades of vered. Minimum 2 cords. snow-skling-hlll climbing running condition. Call Volare. $35 eoch. Call every day. 643-2880. blue. $15. Coll 646-1427. $70/cord. Call 649-1831. vehicle. Call 643-2880. after 6pm, 643-2045. 649-9902. P e n n e y U.S. bombards still at top Druze rebels; of tax list REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK J.C. Penney remained the town's largest taxpayer during 1983 with an assessment of $19,805,340. ac cording to a list of the town's 10 troops leaving largest taxpayers compiled by the assessor from the new Grand List. J.C. Penney's assessment in By Steve Hagey Christian east allowed one civilian cludes both real estate and per featuring... United Press International airliner to land at the airport. sonal property, the bulk of which is “ The Middle East Airways plane at the company’s Catalog Distribu BEIRUT, Lebanon — Another was on a humanitarian mission, to tion Center in the Buckland Indus ISO “ non-essential" U.S. Marines take away a badly wounded trial Park, Assessor J. Richard were airlifted from Moslem rebel- ^oman and her family. Normal Vincent said. controlled ylest Beirut today fol flights will resume wtien ail roads, Connecticut Light & P o w c Co lowing a massive American naval PRIDE A PLEASURE SUPER COLONIAL especially those around the airport remained the second largest tax The pride of ownership and the pleasure or liv in g m ihis spa- bombardment of the hills east of have reopened,” Beirut radio payer with an assessment ol cious home can be yours today. Let us show you the lovely lam- the capital. quoted MEA Chairman Selim $10,363,840. Hy room with a unique fireplace, the form ^ living and dining With a dream kitchen and breakfast room crafted in “ Another ISO Marines pulled out rooms, the four bedrooms and 2’/% baths, the recreation roonr Salam as saying. Multi-Circuits Inc., a manufac extra storage and two car garage. $115,000. the beauty and strength of rich oak cabinets. Your today,” Marine spokesman Maj. Brooks said the Marines left as turer of printed circuit boards, family will have plenty of sleeping room with thesM Dennis Brooks said at the Marine “ part of a pre-planned operation ranked third with an assessment of peace-keepers’ base at the interna started two weeks ago. They were $8,424,890 — nearly double its 1982 large bedrooms (Master has private bath and walk in tional airport in south Beirut. He non-essential personnel. They assessment of $4,310,040. Multi- closet). Spacious family room with picture window said the operation was carried out worked for the field hospital, the Circuits was the town's fifth in mock "hostile action.” and stunning fieldstone fireplace, formal living and post office, and other service largest taxpayer during 1982. . In London, the Foreign Office support areas. The increased asssessment was dining rooms, central slate foyer and hallway plus a said a car ferry chartered to help "There is no evacuation. There due primarily to new construction, walkout basement ideal for a future rec room. The evacuate up to 2,000 British civili are no orders,” he said. About 250 Vincent said. Other big changes ans from Beirut arrived off the other Marines were taken by included John Hancock Mutual maintenance free exterior of stone, aluminum and Lebanese coast. helicopte to U.S. warships off the Life Insurance, which went from thermopane windows round off this fantastic bar Two American F-14 jets thun Beirut coast Tuesday. sixth in 1982 to fifth in 1983 with an FIVE BEDROOMS dered over west Beirut in the Three U.S, Navy helicopters also assessment of $4,044,690. and the South Windsor: Large tri-level home with 1 'A baths, lormal liv gain. See it today at $125,900. afternoon drawing rebel .50- ing and dining rooms, family room with fireplace, private yard evacuated 51 people, mostly “ non- estate of developer Alexander with 16‘x32' inground pool New gas hot water furnace and caiibet machine-gun fire, wit essential" U.S. diplomatic person Jarvis, which went from third in oversized 2 car garage Just reduced to $90,900 nesses said. nel and family members, from the 1982 to sixth in 1983 with an We cm help you become a The rebels who overran west se^ front British Embassy in west assessment of $3,978,640, "REALE' PROFESSIONAL! BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, Inc. Beirut earlier this week are Beirut where U.S. offices have And. developer Raymond F. Call 646-4525. and ask for Oan. demanding the ouster of President been located since the American Damato. who ranked lOth in 1982.. 189 West Center St. Cor. of McKee Amin Gemayel. Druze Moslem Embassy was blown up last year. was not in the top 10 for 1983. D.F. REALE, INC. — Manchester - Equal Housing Opportunity leader Walid Jumblatt today said In Damascus, Syrian President Vincent said the drop was probably Real Esfate it would be best for the country if Hafez Assad pledged to support the due to court-ordered adjustments M% HGte St.. ■•ficAgetgr, Cl. Gemayel committed suicide and 646-4525 646-2482 struggle of the Lebanese people in which resulted in a lower 1983 y \ his militia threatened to attack response to President Reagan’s assessment. American interests in Beirut if vow to use naval bombardments Replacing Damato ig 10th place naval bombardments resumed. against any Syrian-controlled was General Electric, with an "Either the civil war will con strikes on Beirut. assessment of $3,113,870. That tinue and Lebanon will just disap Reagan’s order came Tuesday a includes both leased equipment pear or Gemayel will realize he’s when he announced a staged Herald photos by Tarquinio and property at 61 Chapel Road. just an American puppet and a big withdrawal of 1,470 U.S. Marines Vincent said. loser, and if I have to give him from the multinational peace /a The complete list of the T o advice it’s better for him to keeping force in Beirut. Britain Makeup magic largest taxpayers in 1983 and their (commit) suicide," Jumblatt told pulled out its small contingent assessments are as follows: CBS News. Wednesday and Italy and France At Keeney Street School this morning, 1. J.C. Penney Properties Inc.. "It would be better for him and are seeking a United Nations force students watched a man turn into a a $19,805,340. ' ’ ^ 41' for the Lebanese people before we to replace their troops. hairy beast. As part of a performance of 2. Connecticut Light & Power. will be obliged to get rid of him in MANCHESTER-43 FOREST ST. Conveniently located 6+ room Cape, The official Syrian news agency “Little Red Riding Hood, Tom King of $10,363,840. another way,” Jumblatt said. Mmclie$ter $68,900 Manchester One of the original Cheney Estates, Sound & said Assad told the U.S. ambassa 3. Multi-Circuits Inc., $8,424,890. Charm & Beauty best describes this lovely 7 room Cape with 3 with 2+ bedrooms. (Attic could be used A lull in the fighting along the the Connecticut Opera Express applied Central location, walking distance to everything, Quality Construction Impossible to reproduce at dor to Syria, Robert Paganelli, 4. Purdy Corp.. $4,756,320. bedrooms, carpeting, living room w/fireplace and alt kitchen for children’s bedrooms.) Vinyl siding, “ gree|i'■ line” seperating rebel his wolf makeup before the audience, appliances. Lovely treed yard, fenced in rear. Conveniently unique 2 bedroonrt Condo. All large rooms, new the asking price. First floor features Ig, entrance, that Syria will continue to support 5. John Hancock Mutual Life located and a delight to see! Call our Manchester office for an kitchen appliances, gas hot air heat, carpeting, 1 foyer w/open staircase, living room, dining room, new wall to wall in living room, wood Moslem controlled west and south "the Lebanese people in its then hopped into his wolf suit. Above appointment. 643-4060 Insurance Co., $4,044,690. car garage, $45,9CX), den, modernized kitchen & lavatory. Second stove in family room. Shows nicely. Beirut from the government and struggle.” and left, he is shown in various stages of 6. Estate of Alexander Jarvis, floor has tour bedrooms, 316 baths, sitting room _ $64,900.00_ Lebanese military sources said the makeover. Fourth-grader Gwyneth $3,978,640. w/fireplace, 5 interesting unreplaceable fire the fighting today was sporadic Gagnon, extreme lower left, watches 7. 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William O’Neill and Van Norstrand said he was unsure portation needs. "He was the South Windsor. CT 06074 I H S s t r a n o r e a l e s t a t e ! MARKET his $4 billion budget for 1964-85, was a little smaller. But the what the governor was proposing leader of the House when Demo 643-2692 Bus (203) 644-3461 I 156 East Center Street R E A L ESTA TE S E R V IC E S evaluation predicting it will pass with little governor addressed every area of or if it would work. crats moved to eliminate the Robert D. Murdock, ResNor I realty WORLD. Fach dt’ce vwepenoeniry owned end reeled S concern. It makes it that much 223 East Center SI., Manchester 6434040 V _____ Mencheeter 646-2000, change to the bottom line. Senate Minority Leader Philip transportation fund and there's no easier to pass.” However, Republican leaders Robertson, R-Cheshire, called the guarantee it won’t happen again. House Minority Leader R.E. Van Clark resigns position reacting to O’Neill’s spending plan governor’s proposals "an admis It's an admission of guilt," said Wednesday called it an "election Norstrand, R-Darien, complained sion of guilt.” Robertson. year budget” and warned the "it was an election-year speech.” Senate Majority Leader Richard as medic training chief continued spiral of increased "Every time they go through Robertson said O'Neil] offered a Schneller, D-Essex, called D.W. FISH REALTY CO. spending was edging Connecticut that cycle they build the spending balanced budget in an election O’Neill’s package "an excellent C(Mau- base. For a man who says he year “ accumulated from last year program that touches on all OF By Alex GIrelll the life support program. closer to an income tax. Since the program's start in O'Neill said his $4:006 budget, doesn’t want an income tax, he's when he saddled, the taxpayers concerns of our citizens." 243 Main SI.. Manchester 'Jernon Circle, Vernon Herald Reporter ^ July, Clark has devoted full time to representing a 10.8 percent in 643-1591 872-9153 James Clark has resigned from the position. For the first three crease over thi.s year, was respon his position at Manchester Memor months of its operation, he lived in sive to the “ real needs of our 9 ial Hospital where he is training the firehouse and went with the people” and within “ their ability to . Gasoline tax hike questioned coordinator for the town’s Ad emergency crews on all runs, pay the bill.” vanced Life Support System. critiquing each run immediately O'Neill targeted transportation, By Sarah E. Hall that budget ay 6 or 7 percent, and gested that a capital improvement JUST USTED 60’$ WESTWOOD 90’$ Michael Gallacher, acting direc after t|^ crew returned to the education, economic development Herald Reporter that's what we’re going to try to bond would be a more fair way to Full dormered cape with 3 bedrooms on the 2nd floor, 2 Luxurious 3 bedroom home in mint condition with new tor of the hospital, this morning stationr and human services for spending do,” he added. pay for highway rebuilding, be 2'h full baths, brand new heating system, oversized garage wail to wall carpeting, baths, fireplaced family room, confirmed rumors of Clark’s resig He devised the curriculum used increases in his 19-minute speech, Zinsser predicted that the gover cause it would distribute the plus extras galore! HURRY! glass sliders to deck and more. Three Manchester legislators nation. He said the resignation was at the University of Connecticut interrupted by applause 10 times. agree that Gov. William A. nor’s budget, which last year faced financial burden over everyone, accepted Monday after several Medical Center for training the He also endorsed programs to O'Neiirs proposed $4 billion state heavy opposition in the Legisla not just car drivers. meetings had been held to discuss paramedics and he attended the reduce prison overcrowding and budget is none too tow, and they ture, will not be in the legislative “ Everyone benefits from better it. He declined to discuss the classes. vowed to continue to campaign for question the 3-cent-per-gallon gas limelight this time around. ‘ 'I think roads,” he added. circumstances surrounding the The operation has been under a uniform drinking age in the seven oline tax that would.Jielp fund his other issues (like the funding of Zinsser said O'Neill is "on the resignation, but did say the admin supervision of the hospital’s Emer Northeast states., proposal to rebuild the state’s O’Neill’s $5.5 billion highway plan right track" withhishighway plan, istration did not ask for it. gency Department, which has "It was very positive, the best roads and bridges. and hospital cost controls) will and contended that the gasoline The resignation becomes effec been headed by Dr. Robert Butter budget yet,” said House Speaker “ I think it’s a little high," said occupy the Legislature,” he said. tax is "probably the fairest way to tive March 1. field, who is also chairman of the Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven. Rep. Elsie "B iz" Swensson, R- “ I don’t expect too much resist do it." But he criticized those who Clark declined to comment pub town's Emergency Medical Ser Stolberg said he expected "some Manchester. “ A 10.8 percent in ance,” McCavanaugh said. "Last had allowed the highways to fall licly on his reasons for resigning, vice Council. Butterfield has re fine tuning” by the Democratic crease (over current spending) year, we were faced with tremend into disrepair in the first place, but it is understood to involve the tired from his hospital post but is caucus over school aid equaliza seems like an awful lo’t.” ous deficits, and we had to really saying proper maintainence migi.'. operation of the Advanced Life remaining on the job until May . tion grants and Aid to Families increase taxes." (This year, the have precluded the need for $b 5 BE DAZZLEDI 1 When asked to "grade" O’Neill’s PORTER ST. Support System. The program, Clark had high praise today for with Dependent Children. O'Neill budget. Rep. James R. McCava- state will probably end up with a billion in repairs. by the beauty of this 3 bedroom Cape Cod. Fireplaced Home beautifull Quality, charm and location make this recommended 95 percent funding living room. 2 full baths, aluminum siding and garage! staffed by paramedics and emer Dr. Butterfield’s role In develop naugh, D-Manchester, said, "It’s multi-million-dollar surplus). After receiving “ lots of letters" Immaculate home worth seeingl Fireplaced living room ment of the program. for the school grants and no He added that, among the High eo's plus den or olflcel ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN. MANCHESTER $69,900 MANCHESTER $106,000 gency medical technicians who are respectable. I don’t think it’s too from constituents who said they also firefighters, operates from th^ The EMS Council is scheduled to increase in welfare benefits. little, let me say that.” Democrats he’s heard comment on were “ a little leary” of the gas tax ★ ASSUMABLE ★ ★ N E W iI^ Town of Manchester Fire Depart meet tonight at 7:30 in the gold “ But it will end up pretty close to "There’s nothing in that budget O’Neill’s budget, "nobody seemed and the dedicated fund it’s sup BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. ment but under the medical control room of Lincoln Center. The the bottom line," Stolberg said. which takes into account any kind to be real upset or very happy with posed to go into. Rep. Swensson REALTORS Charming Cape on quiet street with many Quality built Raised Ranch with dining of the hospital. subject of Clark’s resignation is There was some grumbling over of expenditure control, and that it." said she doubts she’ll support the* 1 189 WEST CENTER STREET VNw extras. Built-in china closet. Combination room, large family room with w/w, floor to Clark, a nurse practitioner in the likely to come up. the proposed 3-cent a gallon tax concerns me. This is definitely an McCavanaugh challenged the proposal. (Comtr of McKag) TMT LR, DR. Appliances, level fenced yard. Poss- ceiling fireplace. Slate entry, oak cabinets, Emergency Department of the Clark, who lives on a farm in increase on gasoline to help pay for election-year budget," said Sen governor’s proposed gasoline tax, But she praised the many human hospital, was assigned by the Bolton, said he dops not plan to road and bridge repairs under the however, saying he is not'Satisfied ____ 646-2482 V ibie assumable mortgage. Call for details. birch doors, 18x12 dsck, two car oaraos. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester. services increases the budget hospital as training coordinator for leave the community. governor’s 10-year, $5.5 billion “ I’m convinced that we can cut it’s the best alternative. He sug- includes. \ <1 . .4