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Serving The GreaterHerald Manchester Area For 100 Y§an Manchester, Conn. Wednesday, February 25, 1981 25 Cents 2 Food prices drop 5 Civil Guard Lt. Col. Antonio Tejero do iawmaking body as Its members voted for a Moiina stands on the podium in the Spanish ne\w Premier. (UPl photo) Inflation rate 9.1% Parliament after ieading a take-over of the WASraNGTON (UPl) - Inflation a 13.4 percent annual inflation rate in family's earnings have fallen 4 per­ counted for nearly all the overall im­ fell below double-digit rates in December. The last time inflation cent during the past 12 months. provement in January. January for the first time since last ran below two digits was last August, Such a family is no longer typical, Food and beverages together The Spanish Parliament which was taken Monday In apparent coup of the Spanish summer, helped by the first drop in when the rate was 9.6 percent. because more and more wives have registered a zero increase. Prices of grocery store food prices in nearly a However, even the reduced gone to work, but it is still used by fo ^ bought at grocery stores actual­ over by right wing police and civil guards government. (UPl photo) year, the Labor Department January rate made big inroads in the the department to measure changes ly fell 0.4 percent in January, the reported today. purchasing power of working in buying power. first monthly drop since a 0.5 percent The rise in the Consumer Price America. The consumer price index stood at decline in February 1980. Index for January was 0.7 percent. The Labor Department said the 260.5 in January, which means that Prices of meats, poultry, fish, eggs That works out to a 9.1 percent infla­ “real spendable earnings" — after goods costing $100 in 1967 now cost and fresh fruits and vegetables all tion rate on a compound annual basis taxes and inflation — of an urban, $260.50. To put it another way, one cpntributed to that decline. — the amount pricu would rise if the blue-collar family of four with a non­ 1967 dollar has shrunk in buying value Despite the apparent drop in the in­ monthly rate continued a full year. working wife and two children fell 0.1 to 38 cents. flation rate, Murray Weidenbaum, The January figure compares with percent in January. The same Slowing food and housing costs ac- chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, was not optimistic. "January’s moderate increase in the CPI, although welcome, provides Ten days of record high temperatures and heavy rains have Greek quake kills 12 little basis for optimism with regard turned many of Vermont’s ski areas Into mountains of mud, to the underlying rate of inflation,” ATHENS, Greece (UPl) — The of­ were injured. Vrahati, a town along the Corinth Weidenbaum said today. slush and ice as this skier at the Sugarbush ski area In l i ficial death toll rose today to 12 with With the exception of government Gulf coast, when an eight-story hotel "The slight decline in food prices Fayston, Vt., discovered. (UPl photo) scores injured in an eart^uake that offices, where many falM to appear crumbled. One person was missing was counterbalanced by a sharp rise collapsed four hotels in towns around for work, all offices, schools and and feared dead in the ruins. in energy," he said. “With January’s Athena and forced residrats of the banks in Athens were shut today. The In hlegara, 30 miles southwest of reading, 11.7 percent above a year F capital to stoq> outdoors or flee the only shops open were food stores. Athens; four people died and 10 were ago, we are still in a double-digit in­ Poor conditions ci^. ‘ Four hotels collapsed near Corinth. injured by falling masonry, flationary environment. The earthmiake, -wconded by the^ A railway bridge connecting Athens authorities said. In Halkls, one TIm cost of,tmujdog>lH>M Athsha Sei$|nological Institute at 6.6 with the region was closed ahd wonnan was killed, and in Vrahati, a cent, a slowill{ raSw iMian recent on the oMhcnded Richter scale, landslides forced detours on the woman was found dead under debris. monthSi as linrtgage rates rdsb depress skiers strutdc TSiesday night and was hi^way to the area. In Athens, a'woman died of a heart more slowly and house prices fell. followed by a series of strong Villages and small towns between attack in the middle of the street and Energy prices soared, rising a full STOWE, Vt. (UPl) - Rain afterriucks. Athens and the epicenter suffered another was killed when she jumped 3 percent over the month, with gas­ drummed down steadily as John Police reported 12 persons died more than the capital. One of the 12 from her second-floor window, police oline up 3.8 percent and household Himmelman of Halifax, Nova Scotia, E because of the earthquake and 55 people known dead was killed in said. fuels up 2.7 percent. headed out of the muddy parking lot But snow at Mount Mansfield, "Ski Capital of the East.” has come “ Fourteen hours of driving for Bv United Press International this!” he said, gesturing at the Skiers rejoiced today as much- patches of brown grass and slushy needed snow fell in northern New snow on the mountain. England where springlike con­ Gen. Jaime Mllans del ’’They told us two days ago they ditions over the past few weeks had Bosch, figurehead leader of had four feet of snow. We were cast a pall over the winter resorts. definitely misled — and we won’t be In southern New England, rain the extreme right wing of the back,” he said. Spanish military, vyas was expected to change to light Inside the base lodge, skier Karen snow flurries later in the day, but believed to be the master-' Knipfel of Toronto looked up from forecasters predicted there would mind of the coup attempt her paperback book and said, "I'd be little accumulation because of and tried to establish a like to pack it in right now and go warm ground conditions. military district near Valen­ home. 'This is so depressing.” “ The ground is so warn). I cia. (UPl photo) Her depression was shared wouldn’t look for it to stick,” said Tuesday by skiers and ski resort Harry Terban, a spokesman for the' owners around the Northeast, National Weather Service in A week of record temperatures in Boston. the 40 lo so degree range, accom­ The situation was different in panied by heavy rain, shut down 76 of parts of Vermont, New Hampshire the 90 ski areas in the six-state New and Maine where residents woke up England area. to find up to eight inches on the i Skiing at the remaining 14 resorts ground. Resigned prime minister Adolfo Suarez, left was limited to a few trails covered as civil guard insurrectionists manhandle spottily with machine-made snow, winter that drove skiers up the walls on stairs, comes to the aid of First Vice him after taking over parliament. (UPl which melts more slowly than and many operators to the verge of President Gen. Manuel Gutierrez Mellado photo) natural snow. bankruptcy. The early spring is particularly dis­ "We have to get some cold weather Tuesday's rain caused this flooding on Parker Bridge Road heartening because resorts were in the next three or four days, or pays no heed. (Herald photo by Cody) counting on a strong 1981 season to that's it for the year,” said Ralph In Andover. The road was officially closed but this driver make up for last year's snowless Deslauriers, owner of Vermont’s Bolton Valley Resort. 2 Spanish soldier patrols Carrera de San Geronimo near the He estimated the industry already entrance of the Spanish Parliament where armed civil has lost $3 million to the spring-like Town leaving Coventry temperatures. guards held 350 members of parliament hostage. (UPl To the south, some areas were photo) COVENTRY — Town Manager submit my resignation as town been working for the town for "a long for locating a replacement in close to giving up. Frank Connolly resigned Tuesday m an ag e r; I have receiv ed a time,” a time that may be above nor­ executive session, but said the coun­ "Hello, we are now closed and night at an emergency meeting of the favorable offer and I have accepted mal, “particularly for a small cil members have no one specific in waiting for a natural snowfall," said Town Council. the position of assistant town town.” mind. a telephone recording at the Blue The resignation, to take effect manager for the Town of Connolly’s letter adds that during Mrs. Koontz said that although she Hills ski area in Canton, Mass. 5 March 27, was delivered by Connolly Newington.’’ his eight and one half years in Coven­ was "kind of expecting” the move, "If we don’t see you until next to the council in an executive session Connolly expresses his gratitude to try, as part-time planner, planner she said the “reality of it” caused a year, have a wonderful summer,” it during which time he read a letter the council "for the confidence they and town manager, “I have seen feeling of surprise. said. addressed to Chairperson Roberta have shown in me, and the support many changes occur within the com­ She added that she had "learned a In Stowe, the preferred attitude Koontz outlining his reasons for they have provided to the town munity, and have been involved in lot” in her three and one half years was to keep a stiff upper lip. resigning. manager’s office. This has been evi­ one capacity or another with those on the council. "Let’s say we have 'spring-like Connolly sdld last night his resigna­ dent in the myriad of issues, changes. I have enjoyed working She said that she felt the resigna­ condition,’ ” said Mount Mansfield tion is "purely a career move” that sometimes controversial, that have with Xhe town, and with the three tion was “purely a career move,"ad­ spokesman Polly Rollins. has been developing for several come before the town. I feel the town councils that have held office ding that a “larger city will present Then, she glanced at the rivulets of . months.” council-manager relationship has during my tenure.” different types of management” for water streaming down her window. Marla Victoria Fernandez Mrs. Koontz said last night that she been a good one and that there has He said that by the time his Connolly. "God, it’s dismal out there,” she Espana, one of 15 female was not surprised at the move, been a mutual respect of the respon­ resignation is effective, the council She also said that she considered said. saying that she knew Connolly was sibilities on both tides.” “will have in hand the town Connolly to be an "excellent ad­ Down the road at the Innsbruck Spanish Parliament considering relocating. Connolly said he is "very excited manager’s budget.” ministrator, very cooperative” and Motor Inn, owner John Drolet was deputies, released early Connolly’s letter of resignation about the move,” and is “ready for a Council member Chris Cooper said said be has been "very dedicated to fielding cancellation calls. Friday, Tuesday after being held Frank Connolly states that "It is with regret that I new challenge.” He said that he has that the council discussed procedures the town itself.” nearly all his 28 rooms were full. hostage overnight by rebel insurrectionists. Is led from inside today Parliament after her ordeal. Bureaucrats^ frustration Back to nature In sports Outside today (UPl photo) Builnew ...... 12 Obituaries ...... 6 In today’s column. Jack Anderson reveals why some A Manchester health store goes Major league baseball strike Chance of a few showers or snow A loyal member of the civil guard, CUsiUled ... .21-22 People/Food lJ-18 federal bureaucrats are becoming frustrated, es­ back to nature with organically looms in May ... Spurs' coach flurries tonight; partly cloudy some 200 rebel right wing civil guards Com ics...... 23 Sports...... 7-10 pecially federal auditors charged with seeking out evicted but enjoys NBA win ... Thursday. Weekend outlook: fair foreground, and two members of the East Hartford .. 19 Suburban .19-20, 24 grown produce, free of pesticides. seized control late Monday In a coup Editorial ...... 1 1 Television ...... 16 fraud and waste. Reports reveal their vrork has been Apples, bananas, tomatoes and Page 8. and colder. Detailed forecasts are special elite anti-terrorist police stand ready attempt. (UPl photo) Entertainment . 16 Update .. 2 thwarted on’several occasions. more are delivered from Florida Penney High concludes boop on Page 2. outside the Spanish Parliament where Lottery...... 2 W eather...... '.'.2 Page 11. and California weekly. Page 18 slate with triumph ... Page 9. Manchester ... 4-5

-Jl 2 - THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 25. IWl - 3 Update Jury calls Harfis ‘prosecution’s best witness’ WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - degree murder. She faces up to 15 the next seven days, the eight tried to the sensational murder trial that accidentally in a struggle for the gun Plains. The eight women and four men who years in prison for criminal possession convince the holdouts. lasted 72 days, reassured the jury when he tried to stop her. “Justice has been done,” said convicted Jean Harris of murdering of a .32-caliber pistol. As jury foreman Russell von Glahn after they delivered their verdict. But the prosecution said Mrs. Pearl Schwartz, Tamower’s sister, her iover, "Scarsdaie Diet” author arriving at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport and were not dent Reagan the United States will not play a Vietnam- Une alter another. Democrats on the tax-writing panel . ’The jury, which deliberated nearly pronounced her guilty of killing Tar- “The evidence was substantial for Harris left her Virginia home and who attended every day of the trial. UConn potter failure Herman Taraower, say the former aboard Iran Air flight 729 when it departed. style role in El Salvador, opened hearings today on ad­ uestioned Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and budget 48 hours during eight days, said they nower because of his affair with his the verdict you arrived at. Nobody drove the five hours to Purchase in a “We lost a man we love deeply ....” STORKS (UPI) — Seven dormitories housing 1,400 A spokesman at the prime minister’s office in Tehran ministration plans to send the Central American govern­ QIrector David Stockman Tuesday about the ad­ schoolmistress was the prosecution’s convicted Mrs. Harris because they medical assistant, Lynne ’Tryforos, can say there wasn’t a fair trial in blinding rain because she intended to students and two classrooms buildings were without told UPI by telephone; “There were problems with their ment military aid and money. ministration’s claim lower taxes and budget cuts will best witness. simply did not believe her testimony 38, Mrs. Harris sat motionless, her this case,” he said. him, because he dumped her for Mrs. Kodak contribution ' ’The frail, 57-year-old woman, con­ about the night last March that Tar- power today at the University of Connecticut's main passports, that is all.” Robert White, fired by 'Secretary of State Alexander make the economy grow, encourage people to save and face ashen. Despite the verdict, prosecutor Tryforos. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - The victed ’Tuesday of fatally shooting nower, 69, author of the best-selling campus, forcing administrators to cancel some classes. Haig as U.S. ambassador to San Salvador, was one of the reduce inflation in the process. She shed no tears, but she George Bolen could not rejoice. “I On the first day of deliberations, Eastman Kodak Co. has announced a A power failure, whose cause^ot immediately known, Court kills primary witnesses called before a House appropriations subcom­ Today, the panel aimed its questions at two other ad­ her lover of 14 years in a jealous rage “Complete Scarsdaie Medical Diet,” whispered, “I can’t sit in jail.” can’t say I’m ecstatic about it. No Feb. 17, Mrs. Jackson, a New over a younger woman, was under a contribution of financial and human blacked out south campus dormitories and the Arjona WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court today mittee examining the administration’s aid program for ministration officials — Health and Human Services as slain in the bedroom of his Before her conviction, her psy­ prosecutor worth his soul says he’s Rochelle, N.Y., office worker, said 24-hour suicide watch today in the resources worth $50,000 toward the Humanities and Monteith Social Sciences buildings about struck down Wisconsin’s open presidential primary law, the Central American nation. Secretary Richard Schweicker and Labor Secretary Ray Purchase, N.Y. mansion. chiatrist, Dr. Abraham Halpem, said ecstatic about a murder conviction.” the panel voted, 8-4, in favor of convic­ holding of the 1981 International Westchester (bounty Jail in Valhalla. 2 a.m., said UConn spokesman Walt McGowan. which allows “cross-over” voting by non-party members. Reagan said Tuesday he has “no intention” of getting Donovan. “It was Jean Harris’ testimony Mrs. Harris ... would have “a very, Mrs. Harris’ defense attorney, Ar- tion on second-degree murder. They Winter Special Olympic Games for Emergency generators provided hallway lighting and The court, ruling 6-3, held the Democratic National the United States Involved in El Salvador’s war between Stocks higher “I’m scared to death she won’t live that convinced them of murder,” very serious reaction” if found guil- nou, said, “She’s a great lady. I think asked for a re-reading of Mrs. Harris mentally handicapped athletes from heat in the dorms on Gilbert Road facing Mirror Lake but Party enjoys a constitutionally protected right of guerrillas and the government. to see her appeal,” chief defense at­ said juror Marie Jackson. “Mrs. ty. it’s a tragic end to what could have testimony about the night of the 17 nations, March 8-13, in Smuggler's torney Joel Aumou said. Harris’ testimony really helped us in rooms and kitchens were without power, McGowan said, political association 0 n d e r the First Amemlment, and “I know there is great concern over that,” he said. “I NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices opened higher today in A county jail spokesman said she been her vindication.” murder. Notch and Stowe, Vt. At her sentencing March 2d, the this case.” was under sedation and was being may exclude Republicans and independents from voting think it’s part of a Vietnam syndrome, but we have no in­ active trading of New York Stock Exchange issues. The defense claimed Mrs. Harris It Was that testimony that con­ \ former headmistress of the Madeira Mrs. Jackson said eight of the held today under 24-hour guard in a Now you know in its primary. tention of tha( kind of involvement. ■Hie Dow Jones industrial average, which managed to had gone to Tamower’s mansion last victed her, Mrs. Jackson said. Passport problems Three other states — Michigan Montana, and Idaho — School for Girls in McLean, Va., jurors voted to convict I ^ . Harris single room with faded pink walls. March 10 with the intention of com- “ All of it wasn’t believable,” Americans have an average of 4.6 gain 0.87 point Tuesday, was ahead 0.26 point to 946.36 faces 15 years to life for second- on the first day of deliberations. For LONDON (UPI) — Three freed Anglican mission'aries have open primaries to select delegates to the Assurances sought shortly after the opening. Judge Russell Leggett, the judge in mittine suicide — and had killed him . added juror Marian West of White cavities each. and a representative of the archbishop of Canterbury Republican and Democratic national conventions. WASHING’TON (UP ) — Before plunging ahead with Advances led declines, 348-250, among the 1,120 issues were prevented from leaving Iran tciday because of the legislation needed to make President Reagan’s crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape at the out­ passport problems, diplomatic and Iranian officials said. economic package a reality, members of the House Ways set. Rita reveals plot The missionaries, cleared of spy charges last weekend Hearings open and Means Committee want assurances the “untested” Early NYSE turnover amounted to about 1,730,000 and due in London tonight, encountered difficulties after WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress, assured by Presi­ plan is going to work. shares. with husband, Amin] MINIMUM PURCHASf ■30.00. MAXIMUM WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rita Jenrette volving the alleged sale of machine guns PUnCHAtt DtPINDt Doctors battle child illnesses ON YOUR BANK says her estranged husband, former Rep. to undercover agents. By United Press International John Jenrette, plotted with an accus^ Mrs. Jenrette said the two “plotted to APPROVAL. 2 Peopletalk Dean Silvers made inquiries concerning Curran said 75 cases have been reported from the federal Center for Disease Con­ Doctors battling illnesses affecting the availability in Florida of meningitis since Jan. 1, with most of them in the past trol to make sure they were not poisoned, gunrunner to get former Ugandan dictator ask Amin to intercede with' Ayatollah mostly children nationwide tried today to vaccines in case it is necessary to launch two weeks. too. Idl Amin to help free the American Ruhollah Khomeini to secure the freedom halt the spread of meningitis in Texas, an immunization drive. Dr. Aurelia Raciti, the county's director Some of the officials suspect arsenic hostages in Iran. of the American hostages in Iran.” The play^s the thing Connecticut, and Florida, treated a He stressed, however, “It's not an of child health and immunization, said seeped into the water supply from rock Mrs. Jenrette, who has become a show- She recalled sitting in an office as Terpil measles epidemic in New York and epidemic. But if we came up with three every child should get measles shots after formations. and-tell Capitol Hill sex symbol since telephoned Amin “in his penthouse hotel QET YOUR NEW 1981 fREE Actor Nicol Williamson knows what moves to make examined New Hampshire babies for leaving her husband, says the two men suite in Jidda, Saudi Arabia,” Mrs. in John Osborne's play "Inadmissible Evidence” more cases next week, then I would say it the age of 1. Parents on New York's Long Island got signs of arsenic poisoning. “ Many parents relaxed,” she said. contacted the receptive Amin, but the Jeqrette wrote. which opened Monday night on Broadway. is significant and we khould look into the a scare when two boys attending the same S&H IDEABOOK In Texas, where three deaths from possibility of vaccinating people.” “They paid no attention. They didn't take “far-fetched” plan later collapsed. "Amin seemed delighted to hear from After all it's the third time around for Williamson. In school died within 10 days. Both Jonathan NOW AT OUR STORESI 5 meningitis have been confirmed and a Meningitis outbreaks also were it seriously.” Mrs. Jenrette held a news conference Terpil and he expressed a willingness to 1%4 he played the starring role in London when he was Koperberg, 8, and Eli Glass, 7, suffered fourth was suspected, an inoculation reported in Miami, Connecticut and Arsenic poisoning symptoms are Tuesday to promoe the current issue of talk with the ayatollah if he had the go- 28. The following year he repeated the performance on from fever and severe vomiting. program was under way. Florida's third Houston. fatigue, bloating and hard spots on the Edgy parents kept their children home Playboy magazine, which pontains nude ahead of the U.S. government.” Broadwav. Now he's at it again. case of the disease was reported Tuesday Texas authorities, in announcing an in­ pictures of her along with her story about In return, Mrs. Jenrette said, Amin Says Williamson, "this role has a lot to do with ur­ skin. So far, only 5-month-old John from ^ estn u t Hill Elementary School for in Putnam County. oculation program, warned meningococ­ Constantian of Hudson, N.H., has been fear a viral infection in the school’s food Washington/life as a congressional wife. wanted only one favor — help in arranging ban America. What's happening today. The Viet Nam The latest Florida victim, a 2-year-old In the article, punctuated with for his many children to be educated at a experience, the Arabs refusing oil. The collapse of aid cal meningitis can cause neurological im­ stricken, but authorities fear there could or water was to blame. boy, was admitted to the University of pairment and loss of hearing. be others due to contaminated well water. But there was no sign of viral infection provocative photographs of the former Catholic school in the United States. to the cities America is suddenly under great pressure Florida's Shands Teaching Hospital in beauty queen, she unveils the story of how “John made some discreet inquiries at AM Mnu GMMWMHrlarlMtM for survival. American audiences are more aware of North of New York City, in Westchester The ill infant has improved steadily since in either boy, said Dr. Minoru Araki, depu­ mn immmrnmitiiimumm Gainesville. Two other cases of he has stopped drinking formula and her husband — who was convict^ in the the State Department but was not en­ the cracks, the fissures in society. That's why I'm County, a measles epidemic forced school ty chief m ^ical examiner. Araki said an meningitis — an 11-year-old boy and a 3- juices made with the water. FBI’s Abscam operation — sought Amin’s couraged,” she said. doing the play again." officials to launch a crash vaccinatipn autopsy showed Glass suffered from Ad­ month-old boy — were reported two weeks program. They have barred youngsters More than 1(X) infants, older children dison's Disease, a progressive destruction aid. “Before the far-fetched plan could go Publish or perish ago in Palatka. without measle shots from classes. and their mothers are being tested at a of the adrenal glands that was unrelated She said Jenrette, a South Carolina much farther, Terpil fled the country,” Putnam County Health Director L. County Health Commissioner Dr. Anita makeshift clinic in Hudson by officials to the Koperberg boy’s ailment. Democrat, met last summer with Frank she wrote. “If John was to be vindicated, Viking Press is wasting no time. The publishing firm Terpil, who dropped from sight while it would not be by freeing the hostages in announced Tuesday it will have a book about the awaiting trial in New York in a case in­ Iran.” forthcoming wedding of Prince Charles of England to Lady Diana Spencer, on bookstore shelves in less than two months. Consumers demand The book is titled, oddly enough, “The Royal Wed­ Spain fires, arrests ding" and it's author is Hugo Vickers. Viking says the opus will contain 120 black-and-white and 44 color limits on sodium photos including some never-before published pictures of Lady Diana. It will contain information about the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Citing such the chain's hamburgers, egg dishes, milk top Army officers bride's ancestry, the courtship and engagement. familiar products as canned com, hot dogs shakes or apple pies. and McDonald's hamburgers, a consumer A can of com, he added contains 320 MADRID, Spain (UPI) - The Spanish ficials and an undetermined number of of­ Big casino group and more than 5,000 health milligrams of sodium compared to 5 government today fired the army’s deputy ficers from an armored regiment former­ professionals and students today milligrams in one cup of fresh cooked cor- chief of staff, Gen. Alfonso Armada ly commanded by Milans del Bosch, who F Casino executives in Atlantic City, N.J., are worried demanded a limit on sodium in processed Comyn, the most prominent military man also was placed under arrest. HOT or SWEET about profits. They say overregulation by the state n. Three ounces of hot dog has 880 HOLIDAY ITALIAN SAUSAGE »> foods. milligrams compared to 60 in three to fall in a wave of arrests and dismissals Spanish newspapers said the military could cost them up to $150 million a year. The Center for Science in the Public following a failed rightist coup, military governor of Valencia, Gen. Luis Carauna, H O L O tV ' Bally Park Place Hotel-Casino Chairman Richard ounces of fresh lean hamburger. AMERICAN LINK SAUSAGE Interest, in a petition with 5,796 A fresh chicken breast when baked con­ sources said.. „ < was fired after he refused to dismiss Gillman says as a result of over regulation, "manage­ Reports said at least two other generals Milans del Bosch. Asked for comment, SMMl. ment has lost the ability to develop its own signatures, cited the risk of high blood tains 150 milligrams but a frozen ready-to- PERDUE OVEN STUFFERS pressure and, from that, of heart attack and more than 20 officers were fired or Carauna said “I have been told nothing. At techniques." cook main course-type breast contains 720 WAVBEST NO SACKS because of the "hidden” sodium content of arrested in a high level purge of rightists this moment, I am military governor.” Golden Nugget Executive Vice President Robert milligrams. Canned peas contain 400 CHICKEN THIGHS or LEGS many foods. milligrams while on cup of fresh peas believed to have sup^rted Monday’s Milans del Bosch, who is suspected of WAYBEST W(TH BACKS J Maxey says Staffing regulations are costing his firm \ E The group said the petition would be cooked contains 2 milligrams, he said. parliament takeover by civil guards who masterminding the coup attempt, was CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS »> over $5 million in excess payroll costs. presented to Richard Schweiker, held the entire govemmnt hostage for 17 3 BBEASTS. 3 THK3HS. 3 DBUMSTICKS. 3 WWOS _ The executives were telling their woes to the Casino summoned to Madrid, stripped of his rank ind 3 SAGS OF LIVERS A GIZZARDS A secretary of health and human services. Jacobson said the FDA for several mon­ hours. and arrested by Army Chief of Staff Gen. LOTS-O-CHICKEN WAYBEST or p e r d u e Ib .J Control Commission's first scheduled hearing on the ths has been witholding a notice to indus­ The arrests centered on one of Spain’s regulations. The same group peitioned the Food and Jose Gabeiro. AUNT JOSC'S 1201 PKG. $ try of possible ways of reducing sodium. He most powerful Francois! army generals — BREADED EGGPLANT CUTLETS The commissioners, Carl Zeitz and Don Thomas Drug Administration in 1978 to move said even though the Reagan administra­ Military sources said Gen. Alfonso Ar­ FROZEN i were sympathetic, saying, "What must be achieved is against sodium, but no action has been Gen. Jaime Milans del Bosch, who sent taken. tion is moving cautiously In the regulatory mada, the secondranking officer in the TURKEY DRUMSTICKS a balance, and probably a delicate one,” between a tanks into the streets of Valencia before “A year and a half ago, FDA's own com­ arena, there is a likelihood the sodium army and a former military instructor of SW IFT'S SOI. PKG. casino's right to profits and the public's confidence in civil guards stormed parliament in a burst mittee of outside experts concluded salt is issue will be pushed because of FDA’s King Juan Carlos, was fired and was being BROWN-N-SERVE SAUSAGE the integrity of the industry. of subraachinenn fire and seized the not safe and should be restricted in legal mandate to protect the public health. government and more than 300 deputies. held at army headquarters. It was not im­ SERVICE DELI processed foods,” said Michael Jacobson, Military sources said those arrested in­ mediately clear if he also was under SLICED NATURAL SHAPE LONGACRE TURKEY BREAST head of the center. The petition was signed by doctors, den­ cluded an army major, 15 civil guard of- arrest. Styx and tones tists, nurses, nutritionists, medical SLICED “Since then, the agency has done ab­ DUTCH FAMILY CHICKEN ROLL mio Styx guitarist and vocalist J.Y. (James Young) has solutely nothing to reduce the use of students and public health officials. been named a spokesman for the media task force of sodium,” he added. “Meanwhile, millions the Solar Lobby, a 3-year-old organization dedicated to of Americans are still at increased risk of Another young boy ELBOWS. SPAGHETTI or VERMICELLI promoting increased recognition and accelerated use developing or exacerbating high blood Nancy gives tree VIVA PASTAS as. box of solar energy pressure because food companies dump NOODLJ, RSrap NOODLE or GIGGLE NOODLE J J Y. has been a supporter of the solar lobby since its excessive amounts of sodium into their WASHINGTON (UPI) - “As a symbol LIPTON SOUPS 401. H 4.201. PKG. of friendship,” First Lady Nancy Reagan inception. The Styx member's long blond hair and products. missing in Atlanta QUART has returned a 69-year-old favor by SILVER SPRING SODA piot dooo.k aggressive stage appearance belie the fact he has a “By setting limits FDA would restore ATLANTA (UPI) - Another black child SIX days. degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering. presenting Japan with a 3V4-foot cherry ZSLB. BAG choice to the individual by lowering was reported missing in the neighborhood Mario Andre Kirk, 14, reported missing PURINA DOG CHOW Ills role as spokesman will be to increase media tree. sodium in foods and letting those who where 20 others either have been killed or Monday night but suspect^ by police to M______V I 30* 2401 TUB $ ■ » awareness of the practical possibilities oi solar power. prefer more salt use their salt shakers.” Mrs. Reagan gave Japanese Am­ disappeared during the past 19 months, be a runaway, turned up Tuesday. He had SEALTEST C O H A G E CHEESE I To this end J.Y. is planning to cut a public service spot Jacobson cited several examples of bassador Yoshio Okawara the young police said today. on the solar lobby Prince Charles and his bride to-be l^ady Diana Spencer, age 19, not been seen since last week but officers •A V B 30* SOI. PKG. sodium content. He said McDonald's sapling cut from one of the 3,000 Yoshino posing Tuesday In the grounds of Buckingham Palace, after their Dempster D. Williams, 10, was reported said he had a history of running away TASTE O' SEA SCALLOP DINNER french fries, even though served slightly cherry trees Japan presented to the missing Tuesday night by bis mother, who SA V B IT * S O I CAN « $ 1 salted, actually contain less sodium than engagement had been made official. The wedding will be In July. from home and did not add his name to the | WINDBROOK ORANGE JUICE 4 i« I United States early this century. said she last saw him at their home in list of 20 missing or slain children. (UPI -pVtoto) southwest Atlanta. SAVB 4 0 * HALF GALLON GLASS $ I 19 S O M f The youngster was described by police The search continued for Curtis Walker, SEALD-SWEET ORANGE JUICE I as 4-foot-2, weighing 70 to 75 pounds and 13, reported missing last Thursday. t A V I 36* EOO. PLAIN or ONION M C ■ LENDER'S BAGELS 1202 pkq A for I wearing beige trousers and a blue V-neck Walker’s name has been added to the list SUGAR. OATMEAL or PEANUT BUTTER sweater. by the special police task force in­ NESTLE COOKIE MIXES is s o . box 99‘ PRODUCE It was the third missing child incident in vestigating the children’s cases. 4 PACK SO. rs or 100 WATT S I39 Weather G.E. STANDARD LIGHT BULBS I CALFORNIA CHICAGO' Lottery LARGE NAVEL ORANGES OiorriKos lAcl. / Toddlori lScl. I DsirtImoi lScl. FLORDA PBIK or WHITE 2 F / I Pope prays at site HUGGIES DISPOSABLE DIAPERS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT Today’s forecast National forecast •ATLANTA N u m b ers d raw n Vermont 944 LOWEST 8WEETLIFE Variable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of a few By United Press International Tuesday: New Hampshire 6503 showers or snow flurries today. Highs 40 to 45. Varialle Oklahom Cty c 78 TEUeERATUneS CiiyiFcst HI Lo Pep Omaha c » M Connecticut 409 Rhode Island 2955 eloudiness Innight Lows near 30. Partly cloudy GRANULATED SUGAR Anchorage r Philadelphia pc Maine 384 Massachusetts 6M of A-bomb attack Thursday Highs 40 to 45 Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph Asheville c Phoenix c 5 LB. BAG through tonight Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph Thursday. Atlanta c Billings s Pittsburgh pc I.* .M » HIROSHIMA, Japan (UPI) - Pope rising. “Humanity must make a moral | 5 Portland Me. s 'v f^SNOWERsN, John Paul II, his voice trembling, prayed about-face.” Kxlended outlook Birmingham c Portland Ore. r UPI WEATHER POTOCA8T • at the site of history’s first atomic bomb Boston r Proviijence r 3hf He said nations must stop developing I Extended outlook for New England Friday through BrwnsvlITx.pc attack today and warned in nine languages weapons to destroy thousands of lives in Sunday Richmond c Official Manchester Newspaper Buffalo pc .01 St. Louis c man must make “a moral about-face” or “a terrible, fiery moment,” and use [ Mas

t r ^ e ^ a l V V-. - Jalnafiinftmy “ r , ^ wtlliliillwran;. .ThBityCoveiaiit ' PASTORS CAR! Manchester Rjimt) ^ CongTfgatwnd Manchester *,^-Jort)i United Seflwlist \,8t.NaryEjiBc®jal Country club war flares again BSFtholoni^ Educators Defense resting form board Price fight gets violent on census report MACCMAIN office for youth By MARY KITZMANN Odgen said, and another source verified, Municipal Building with town leaders over its MANCHESTER— The census Development program, will begin Herald Reporter that one of the club's Board of Governor’s desire to renegotiate and extend the club’s figures that will determine a portion March 24 in U.S. District Court in members, Linwood "Woody” Clark, of lease. The agreement expires in 1990. Accor­ ECUHMML m s s r MANCHESTER - The Board of of the town's defense in the Com­ Hartford. MANCHESTER— A scuffle and what Glastonbury, lost his temper following a board ding to several sources, the governors believe Education approved on Monday the munity Development lawsuit will be The program prompts Integration some members report as harassment out­ meeting. Clark denied he punched Ogden, and the rent is too expensive and want assurances formation of a Youth Service Ad­ r e l e a ^ by April 1, census bureau of­ by providing housing for lower- wardly' signify the internal strife at the said he doesn’t remember anything about the that it will be allowed to remain. The club visory Board comprised of represen­ ficials have said. income families. Since the vote that Manchester Country Club. incident. "I think the whole thing has been owns the building and equipment, paying per­ tatives from public agencies with The law firm of Bayer, Phelan and Members are dividing into camps over the blown out of proportion.” sonal property taxes of $38,000 a year. statutory responsibility for youth, sparked the lawsuit, the town nsN or Squatrito, who are defending the decided again, in a second yote last year-long dispute centering on the club’s The outburst evidenced the Board of Gover­ The club would like to dredge its water pond and private sector organizations town, plan to use the figures to show November, not to rejoin the management, two consecutive requests for 10 nor’s extreme agitation over Ogden’s crusade and enlarge the clubhouse. representing community social in­ Manchester’s black and Hispanic program. percent dues Increases, a minimum spending to stop the dues increase. Moriarty, club presi­ The club management said the dues in­ stitutions. population doubled during the past requirement at the bar, and management’s dent, sees the opposition as hindering the crease is needed, and an increase in the greens mm'. Seven-members have agreed to decade. The 197d census fib res placed the desire to renegotiate its lease with the town. management’s effort to get the cliib back in fee it charges non-residents and members, to work on this board for a period of one But since the census reports were minority population here at less than The club rents the land from the town for 225,- the black. The club has operated the past finance the improvements besides clearing year. They are Lieutenant Patricia The Rev. JaFues Meek, left, vice president, and President Patricia completed last spring, the results 2 percent. Dominic Squatrito, the 000 and the Board of Directors retain the right several years at a deficit, finishing the last the deficits. The greens fee would rise from Graves of the Manchester Police Riley recently took the helm of the Manchester Area Conference have not been released, as cities town’s chief counsel, estimated the to approve dues increases. fiscal year $22,000 in the red. $10 to $11. Department: Andrew Vincens, vice across the country are challenging minority population has grown to Some members vehemently and vocally op­ “The petition is hurting us,” Moriarty com­ Ogden, who has scoured the prepared of Churches. The Rev. Meek is from Community Baptist Church. principal of Illing Junior High the data. Final population counts and about 4 percent. pose the moves, saying mismanagement is mented recently. budgets, suggests that rather than increases Mrs. Riley is a member of St. James Church, past president of the School; Dr. David Moyer, school psy­ Manchester’s minority count will be A court deadline for the town to ad­ causing the club to outprice Manchester “We’re trying to rectify the situation, and the club should cut its equipment and parish council, a graduate of Boston University and the mother of chologist; Attorney Thomas Lombar­ residents from belonging. Other members, in­ we can’t.” employees costs. 2 released by April 1 a census bureau do; Madeline Robinson and Joan mit or deny hundreds of assertions two daughters. At the annual dinner Feb. 6 at Concordia Lutheran official said Tuesday. cluding James Moriarty, the new president, Moriarty notes at the club's annual meeting Gates, community representatives; and allegations was missed “They’re spending money, but not watching Church new officers were installed at a worship service by the The trial, stemming from a lawsuit Thursday, '^uatrito said recently ask that the new administration be given a about 152 members voted for the increase, and and Rhonda Tuttie, MCC student. chance to clear the club’s troubled finances. about eight against. He also said many of where they can cut,” he said. He cites the Sacred Dance Choir of Center Congregational Church. Patricia charging Manchester discriminated however, that he expected the trial to salary of the greenskeeper who receives $27,- One of the conditions under the The dispute goes beyond the specific in­ those who signed the petitions did not fully un­ Brown was installed as secretary. Sister Julia Lydon as treasurer by withdrawing from the Community begin as scheduled. 500 a year plus a vehicle, a greens budget of state grant which the Youth Service creases into a deep-seated conflict that the derstand the implications. $211,200, and fertilizer costs of $9,200 as high. and Adelaide King as assistant treasurer. (Herald photo by Harry) Department receives is the forma­ Manchester Country Club is no longer for the Moriarty admits he has been personally tion of the advisory board. The board “We’re going to price the Manchester average resident as the Cheney brothers questioning those who signed the petitions. residents right out of ^longing,” Ogden said. will be responsible to the superinten­ originally intended, but is becoming an es­ And Ogden sees this as intimidation. dent of schools and will meet four Health advisers “They keep jacking up the price so blue collar tablishment for the wealthy. “ He’s stopping people in the parking lot.” 61 seek summer jobs times a year in an advisory capacity. residents can’t afford to join.” 5 The proposed dues increase would hike fees Ogden said. '"What are they supposed to say?” Until this year, the state had MANCHESTER''- A total of 61 persons However, the deadline for these by about $44, bringing a single membership to If speaking to members personally, James McCavanagh, Democratic Board of between the ages of 14 and 21 applied for applications is March 25 and after that accepted the Board of Elducation as 1396, and family to $596, a year. Also proposed sometimes curtly, is defined as harassment, Directors member, who is working with the the advisory board, but this year they vote dental plan summer jobs at the Youth Services Center time, the jobs will be no longer available. is a minimum spending requirement of $20 a Moriarty replies, then the answer on whether club, commented recently he was unhappy a last week according to Robert Digan, its required the establishment of a month which has sparked a smaller controver­ he intimidated members is a "definite yes.” finance committee was not formed after the coordinator. There will be other summer work separate organization. MANCHESTER - The Advisory dividual participating dentist at a sy over whether the requirement should, in­ “I simply ask them to tell me why they directors requested it last year to monitor The jobs, part of the Employment available through SAM (Summer Ac­ Board of Health Tuesday approved level reRecting appropriate reduc­ clude elderly members who generally are on signed the petition,” he said. spending. He repeated that, before giving the and passed on to the Manchester tions from normal fees commen­ Training Administration program, are of tivities for Manchester), according to fixed incomes. Moriarty explained besides the dues in­ club another increase this year, he wants Dental Society a counterproposal for surate with the fees for listed ser­ an agricultural nature or are in non-profit Town Personnel Director Steven The tension erupted a week ago when crease, which the Board of Directors will dis­ assurances of better club management. MCC offers providing dental care to the poor. It organizations such as schools, hospitals or Werbner: Youth who are town residents vices. William Ogden, who gathered about 75 cuss in March, members are also divided as to A finance committee was formed recently, will be taken up by the society when recreation departments, Digan said. may apply directly to the personnel office Twenty-two Manchester dentists signatures opposing the dues increase, whether elderly should be included in the but has not yet met. It includes Ogden, as the many courses it meets Tuesday. have a^eed to participate in the Manchester area youth who did not take at town hall for these positions. Some jobs reported he was not only verbally needled, but minimum spending requirement. A vote Board of Directors requested last year. the opportunity to apply last week, may will require youth to be over 16, others The proposal differs from the one program if it can be set up satisfac­ punched. And he says he will continue to oppose in­ MANCHESTER - There is still an among club members passed the proposal, but now go to the state employment office on might require a specific skill such as submitted by the society chiefly in torily. creases, despite the uncomfortable position he opportunity to participate in “I went sailing against the wall to avoid it,” many are strongly opposed to any exemptions. Main Street for the applications. typing. that it does not require applicants for Past efforts to provide dental care he said. "But I was hit.” The Board of Governors met Tuesday in the finds himself at the club. Manchester Community College’s the program to attend a dental to those who cannot afford to pay, course offerings for spring. Several ‘education class. Members of the ad­ regular rates have run into a number • non-credit courses have late visory board were adamantly op­ of snags. The School of Dance semester starts in March and April posed to such a requirement and Under the current plan, the town 32 N O M M 80AO, MLTON, CMN. 08040 and registration is still open. As part of a social studies unit on ancient argued that such education should be would screen applicants and issue, MCC’s Community Services Divi­ ding projects and their makers. Include “/or (he Dancer with Distinction" civilization, several Grade 6 students at St. from left, Erwin Tan and Lynn Bassett, carried individually in the offices of eligibility cards. Persons would be sion is offering an cross-section of participating dentists. eligible if their income is at no more su m SEMESTER KGIIIS MARCH non-credit courses including “In­ James School, Manchester, made projects heads of early man and Denise Stockman, FEBRUARY SALE When the proposal was first dis­ than one. a half times the most troduction to Writing Grants,’’ to go along with the unit of study. Outstan­ the Great Sphinx. (Herald photo by Pinto) cussed at Tuesday’s meeting it also recentlyyestablished poverty level.- “Investments and Financial Plan­ differed from the dentist’s sugges­ In p l ^ of an education p i^ a m , YAMAHA High Quality Stereo ning,’’ and an “Introduction to tion because it mentioned a the ^visory Board of Health POMTE Japanese Culture." minimum fee but did not mei ised that the Health Department Need Not Cost A Bundle For opera buffs, there will be a JAZZ Serious Hi Fi For .Normal People Unseasonable heavy rain maximum fee. Dr. Howard hd the dental society write F course called “Puccini’s Women,” a representing the society, objected. guidelines to hand out to patients. MODERN 101M look at the heroines of opera. “Sights He said mentioning a minimum fee They will stress the importance of Se a n to n and Sounds from American History” 2-YMf TNckw might be consider^ illegal fee set­ keeping dental appointments. PRE-BALLET TnhhiCMni will include a slide show from the ting and not mentioning a maximum The society would report at the end d i i i t a r t department’s American history boosts reservoir supplies would lepve the program open to of a year on how well the program is collection. “Domestic Architecture” TO OUMTHI By MARTIN KEARNS making up for lost time.” he said. potential abuse and complaints to the working. will Explore by tour and lecture MU NEW Herald Reporter Young said officials are no longer While the Connecticut River board which might endanger the 5 WEEK AM samples of classic American expecting a big spring snow melt, ad­ MANCHESTER — Town reser­ overflowed its banks in Hartford, of­ program. MZZWOIKSI E architecture in Connecticut. ding that February’s unusual amount ficials in Mansfield had a scare when The proposal was charged before Birthday Dance 646-5643 An addition to the samplings being voirs have been fed with over 4 in­ of rainfall might be needed to carry a small leak in a dam there was dis­ the end of the meeting to satisfy Dr. MANCHESTER - The Anderson- offered in cooperation with the ches of rain in the last 10 days the town — which uses an estimated covered. An inspection of the dam by Koft’s objections. The fee statement Shea Post of the VFW will hold a Manchester Area Conference of pushing water supplies to just below five million gallons of water each day the state Department of En­ originally proposed by the society Birthday Dance on Saturday Churches will be a course called the lOMay mark which is used by the — through another drought. vironmental Protection, however, honoring those people bom during “Discovering Prayer.” state to measure water emergencies. was substituted for board’s. It calls The town has drawn about equal to found no serious damage at the site. the month of February. Dancing will Registration for these and other Robert Young, water and sewage for setting fees at no more than one water levels expected in January, but “We’ve only had a call On that one begin at 9 p.m. to the music of “The late start courses is available treatment manager, said today the and one half times the fee set under Young said the reservoirs are still ' reseiVoir,” a spokesman said. Moonlighters.” • SCOTT 325 AM-FM RECEIVER, newest model, through the Community Services Of­ town has a 99-day supply of water. In the Title 19 schedule. Fees for ser­ about nine inches behind schedule for “There was some concern over the Tickets may be obtained from the; fice. Call 646-2137 for information. addition, town reservoirs are filled to vices not listed under Title 19 would • YAMAHA CR-440 receiver over 60 watts of loaded with features. 50 watts RMS total power, low 65 percent of their capacity —up a normal year. leaks but the dam was given a clean be set at the discretion of each in­ club steward or at the door. distortion with excellent FM reception. markedly from the 32 percent Continued warm temperatures bill of health.” ,____ _ beautiful music enough to pipe the whole house. Band sets classes recorded in January. prevented the state from getting the 9 • API 44 SPEAKERS, Big Beautiful sound, does in pipes, drums estimated 25 inches of snow which CRT plans Add a dash of sunshine to your • AUDIO PIONEERED 3-WAY speakers without not have to be played loud to sound good^ 5 years Last week the town received two- this protracted wet weather would parts & labor in-store free service. MANCHESTER— Charles Mur­ and-a-half inches of rainfall, which have supplied to a snow-starved public forum summer wardrobe ... 3-way speaker you lose the critical mid range so vital doch, pipe major, and Scott Young said was bolstered by at least Northeast. for clarity of sound, 5 year warranty. • BSR 360 WX TURNTABLE, belt drive, Yeomans, drum sergeant of another one-and-a-half inches Two days of heavy rain swelled HARTFORD-The Com­ SPECIALLY PRICED automatic or manual operation, nice wood grained Manchester Pipe Band have an­ Tuesday. Connecticut Rivers and streams munity Renewal Team of Greater Hartford will hold • SCOTT PS-28 semi-automatic with new strai[;ht nounced that the Manchester Band is Three town reservoirs are now above the flood stage, but state of­ DUAL-IMAGE base & hinged cover, included diamond magnetic a public forum Saturday, group of assorted printed filled to capacity —the two Lydall ficials have reported little damage. arm for perfect tracking. Cartridge included. ' cartridge for flawless tracking of your records. seeking students interested in lear­ from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at ning Scottish Highiand bagpiping or Street reservoirs in addition to the The Connecticut River was flowing its Main Office, 3580 Main sundresses. COLOR drumming. Ciasses are open to ages Buckingham Reservoir. The Water two-and-a-half feet above its banks in St., Hartford. THIS SliPER-SOl'ND SYSTEM ONLY 10 through 16 with instructional Department has also begun Hartford Tuesday evening and was Regularly *40 Sale *29** $29900 Neighborhood represen­ materials and practice instruments transferring about 600,000 gallons a expected to rise an additional one- PORTRAITS COMPLETE •H 7" tatives will meet with Regularly *44 Sale *34** available at minimal expense. day into the Globe Hollow Reservoir. and-a-half feet by this evening. But Those who are interested in piping But while the picture has certainly forecasters said the heavy precipita­ local, state and national of­ shouid contact Charles Murdoch at brightened. Young warned the water tion had moved off to the northeast ficials to explore the SPEAKERS problems which face peo­ THE NAME TO REMEMBER ELECTRONICS 644-2709. Drumming students shouid emergency was not yet over, and and no serious flooding was TURNTABLES ple in poverty, and discuss spwulated that the dry, cold air expected. $98 JVCAS-3 amp contact Scott Yeomans at 649-4128. what the Community $99 SCOTT PS-28— B&O-40—oak Closing date for student application which is now forecast could bring a Frank Grandone, operations of­ Renewal Team can do to new straight arm $299 SCOTT 480-A is March 2. ' temporary extension of this winter’s ficer for the Civil Preparedness Of­ help solve them 85 watts/ch. amp YAMAHA N S-8- Pipe Major Murdoch indicates that drought. fice in Hartford, said his office had $112 JVCLA-55—direct drive a limited number of openings are “If it doesn’t rain in March, April received no reports of flood damage DO IT DAILY - SAVE $137 PIONEER SX3500 premium 3-way HOURS: DRESS SHOP availabie and anyone interested or May, we could be in big trouble,” in the state. Flooding from the storm MONEY by clipping the Mon Tu m Wod 10-1:90 $148 YAMAHA YP-D4- coupons in The Herald’s Tlturo, Frl 10-0 RT U TALCOTTVILLE CT. $188 SCOTT 335-R— 2 shouid appiy eariy. said Young who added, “we’ve been wouid not be “a serious situation,” $019:90-8:90 direct drive, loaded YAMAHA NS-690- leading grocer's ads. ^JOggosll^uallj^otel) 30 watt/ch.—power LED's 3-way, beautiful wood $179 PIONEER'S BEST— $199 JVCRS-11—25 watts/ch. .v y e m a / j ^ PL-500 Housing coalition $317 YAMAHA CR-440- KLIPSCH HBR— LittBonns tmvsl is an agent for— $298 BANG & OLUFSEN super efficient 1700 Super Quality! meets Thursday The HAMLTONUN HOTEL and ISLAND CLUB ATTENtlON MANCHESTER— The Manchester Housing Coalition Wednesday is CASSETTE DECKS A c c e s s o r ie s ’ will hold a general meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the 5 “VACATION CLUB PLAN” '/ Now at a Caldor introductoiy price Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. MEN’S NITE $97 SHARP RT-10— 1■ $17 TDK HD-01 $1.49 FUJI C-90— buy 2, get On the agenda is the formal acceptance of a delegate atow TOTALOF24 4 1 0 O C demagnetiser free storage case from the League of Women Voters and Manchester This is an advance booking club membership plan to DUAL S SINGLE IMAGE ^ ^ dolby/metal ■ PORTRAITS FOR ONLY ■ m u M Citizens for Social Responsibility, to the Executive Com­ LLOYDS H-522 11 $19 RED SET HI—ultra light $2.79 TDK SA-90 mittee on recommendation of the steering committee. give the vacationer 25 luxurious economical, worry-free, New U Unisex Salon And imagine! It’s all yours with a 95* deposit $89 light headpones-ltd. quant. The steering committee is also proposing to amend the • 1-SX7DUAL-IMAOE • 2 • 6x7 SINOLE-iMAOE $3.47 AM^EX GM H C-90 structure adopted earlier. The amendment calls for the BERMUDA vacations. • 5 WALLET DUAL-IMAGE *10 WALLET SINGLE-IMAGE $237 YAMAHA K 350— I coalition to be directed by an executive committee com­ >ue to many requests, as of March 4th we will be open H $49 JVC Stereo Rack \ • 2-SX10SINOLE4MAOE *4 SINOLE4MAOE CHARMS metal... top value! 1 posed of one deiegate and one alternate from each af­ Wednesday evenings from 5 p.m. • 8 p.m. for men only. We $5.99 TDK Audura Reel meOua^j filiated organization, rather than by^ajority vote of feel this will help the busy male to allow time for his hair loreroupi $249 PIONEER CTF-750 IH $74 SVPEREX 5 band active general membership meetings. There is NO CHARGE for our service, jionatww equaliser Reports from the Cheney District and legislative needs. beehHl research/action committees are Mso on the agenda. The coalition was established Jan. 29 after an earlier Wednesday Nile Male Special organizational meeting at which the League of Women 647-9949 TH ESE DAYS O N LYI , i IN \\ ( IN(. - TH M)K INS Voters, Chamber of Commerce, Manchester Council of WEDNESDAYTHRU SATURDAY* FEB. 25 to 28 Churches, MCSR and Tenants Association participated. Cut-Shampoo 0 Blow Dry *9.50 VERNON CIRCLE IOAMI08PM OpposUu Tri-filv IMaxa S' ^ .sWK \ U U Their concern is with the need for improving and SMyouMonat ■ Kxii yJi ufi expanding available housing stock in Manchester with an Opan.S daya The New U MANCHESTER VERNON 649-7737 expressed Intent to improve the quality and quantity of Mon.-Tuaa. S-S TiLCHy Stiopping Canter low and moderate income housing. UniMx Salon Tolland TurnpHt* Ol’F.N: Wada. S-S , S-e (man only) MON WKI) 10-6 They have formed three additional committees to 44 Oak SL • Manehaotor NEWINGTON, CT. Thor*. S-S (•OfOM kom m wgtiiaif M m U) H K Cedar St ' is Hte 17f> •nn'R.S and FRI 10-9 research and propose action on establishing new housing, PrI. A S a t 9-8 . • % S4MI81 liiollmn (il Hill iH'iii Children S.-\T 9 30-5 ,30 the renovation of older homes and potential rehahilitation t r a v s lliispiliil of alternative sites such as schools and offices into 71 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER laafrlfbHIordMbra Convonlant? bousing stock. Can our shop it.fS4 A SumaMa Ava. 666-4740 The meeting is open to the public. JlJondaj^hriH JIdg^^j^ Opan Tuaa.-'i^. 2SS-S1SS 6 - THE HERALD. Wed.. Feb. B, 1981 • V‘vyv' THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25. 1B81 - 7

Judge Jerry Wagner discovered yester­ William Sleith, a veteran of civic plan­ planning The Vernon Town Council was dis­ day that one has to watch what he says ning endeavors, commented this morning cussing a sewer installation project. Coun­ East Catholic 42 Penney High 66 when judging an obscenity case. The trial at a meeting of the Downtown Committee Thiyem on Town Council met this week cilman Stephen Marcham said he couldn't Coventry High 69 Rocky Hill 59 Fermi High 77 on the changing character of Main Street in of Eiast Hartford bar owner Curtis Heinz to continue lU agenda left unfinished at a visualize one area in question. Coun­ Manchester 38 Cheney Tech 65 Glastonbury 39 Bolton High 51 East Hartford 64 involved the promotion of "exotic dan­ Manchester. He observed that the trend . Towntalk late houhjast week. "We’ll listen to cilman Morgan Campbell, who was sitting cing.” “We're going to go back and give seems to be away from heavy retailing whatever (T o ^ ) Attorney Edwin Lavitt that some flesh,” prdclaimed the judge. and toward office use for downtown across the room, held up a map detailing wants to say and then we can let him go so But he was speaking of a fine point in the buildings and wondered if the committee the project and asked, "Can you see law, and not the dancers. we can save money," Mayor Marie Herbst .this?” ‘'I can see the map,” quipped should not accept that as a given in its said. ______Marcham.______I 1^ 1 1 ■ fXl •! Prosecutor not ecstatic Cummings blasts I 3 -V C llg 0 loSS tO Tplbc sidelined for his second straight out­ High’s gym in Hartford Thursday WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPl) - errors” that could constitute an for-20 from the field the final 16 with 3:38 left. Play became "The second half the kids passed Bv LEN AUSTER ing, also with a banged up ankle. evening at 8 o’clock in the first round Prosecutor George Bolen said the appeal and added, "I hope Mrs. minutes as East annexed a 42-38 vic­ deliberate with Williams adding a up some shots. It seems they b ^ m e Related story on page 3. Herald Sportswriler tory in the regular season finale for Maher Is expected back in the line-up lone free throw w lthl;55tom akeita a little afraid and I don’t know why,” of the HCC Playoff. The same hour murder conviction of Jean Harris Harris will have the strength to sur­ GOP legislators Remember your youth when two Friday night for the opening round of South Catholic opposes St. Thomas was “right,' but he was not ecstatic vive a successful appeal." both clubs before a good crowd of 1,- one-point contest with eight minutes stated Indian Coach Doug Pearson, friends would be talking to each the CGL Playoff while Anderson’s Aquinas at the Eagles’ Nest. The about winning his case. He noted she was still taking drugs 100. to play. who saw his quintet slip to 17-3 with MANCHESTER - Ted Cum­ other and the conversation would get return Is still unsure. winners meet Friday night at the “No prosecutor worth his soul says she had been taken to the to sedate her and he was concerned leaders, instead of being shadow "We packed the zone a lot tighter,” A string of 6 unanswered points to its second consecutive loss'. mings, Democratic Town Commltt^ people.” heated and one would finally say to East was without the services of 6- University of Hartford for the con­ he's ecstatic about a murder convic­ Westchester County Jail in a police "for her physical, mental and voiced East Giach Jim Penders, start the fourth stanza gave the "We took some good shots and car. How was his .client taking it? chairman, blasted Manchester’s Cummings said he wasn’t looking the other, "okay, I dare you.” "(Pat) Silver was killing us on drives foot-7 center Russ Radant, sidelined Eagles their widest advantage. Point some bad shots but when we shot we ference championship at 8 o’clock. tion,” he said Tuesday after a jury of emotional state” in jail. Well, that’s how East Githollc they asked. Judge Rus^ll Leggett said he had Republican state legislators today ahead to the next election two years the first half. We didn’t adjust until with a Charley horse. He could’ve guard Kyle Ayer accounted for 3 of missed. It was awfully hot in there There is a consolation at 6:30. eight women and four men found for not raising their voices to oppose played Manchester High in the se­ Manchester returns to the Mrs. Harris guilty of fatally shooting "About as well as anybody could,” spoken with tlib jurors after the ver­ from now when Democrats will try to the second half. Without (Joe) Maher played but Penders wasn’t taking any the tallies before Alex Britnell and I think the kids got tired. Only the $122,000 education cut resulting cond half last night at Garke Arena. hardwood Friday night aoainst Dr. Herman Tarnower, 69, her lover he said. "Intellectually, she knew it dict. regain the seats they lost last we knew its perimeter shooting was chances, not with the all important responded for Manchester with a used six players,” he reminded. from a state miscalculatin. The Eagles, packing their 2-3 zone Penney High in the first round of the of 14 years. could happen, but I don’t think ^ e , "They did what the evidence and November. Mrs. Swensson gained not that strong.” HCC Playoffs starting Thursday hustling offensive rebound bucket. "Greg Williams had a good first “They haven’t said anything of im­ t^ h t inside the foul lane, ‘dared’ the CGL PLayoff at Clarke Arena at "We always had faith in our case anymore than I, thought it would the law told them to do,” he said. the seat of former Rep. F^ncls Maher, the Indians’ second leading night. The Indians had an opportunity to half but then he pooped out, his shots portance to anybody,” Cummings Indians to shoot from the outside. 8:15. Simsbury and Windham square and the jury came in with the right happen.” "They did what they had to do.” Mahoney, and Zinsser took control of scorer, missed his third consecutive The clubs were deadlocked at 11-all draw close with 2:25 left but a weary were coming up short. We don’t like said of the three legislator’s perfor­ The strategy proved most otf at Garke Arena at 6:30. The verdict,” Bolen said. He added: "I think she’s a great Then there was a courtroom spec­ the chair of former Sen. David game because of an ankle sprain after one quarter and 25-25 at the half Silver missed three consecutive to play as slow as we did but the kids mance since election in November. Barry. successful as Manchester was only 6- with the biggest lead enjoyed by winners meet Monday night at the Asked whether he thought Mrs. lady. And I think it’s a tragic end to tator, a woman in her 40s who was in while teammate Bill Anderson was tries, the hat trick, from the charity were tired after a while,” voiced “They just have a lot of sweet­ higer ranking team’s home court. Harris, 57. harmed her case by what could have been her vin­ tears at the verdict and appeared to His criticism, Cummings said, either side 4 points. Silver and Greg stripe. He received an extra try on a Pearson. sounding comments on things that dication.” be part of the small band of sup­ stems from his desire to see the in­ Williams, penetrating inside, had 12 lane violation. Williams and Silver each finished East aiso took the jayvee tilt, 60-51. testifying in her own defense, he everybody supports, such as more Chris Negri had 15 points and replied: "They convicted her of Amou and Mrs. Harris spoke after porters who came to the trial almost terests of the town protected, in­ and 11 first-half markers for with 13 markers for Manchester. The elderly care and nursing home Manchester while hot-shooting Brian freshman Chris Brunone 11 for the second-degree murder. What does the verdict, he said, but the conver­ daily and saw part of themselves in cluding the anticipated $122,000 cut. Manchester did make it 38-36 with Indians were 1.3-for-35, 37 percent, care.” young. Eagles, 12-6, while Manny the verdict say about what Jean sation was private "and that will Mrs. Harris. "I’m tired of sweet-sounding Herald Angle Galligan, 5-for-7 from the floor, had 1:47 left on a shovel hoop by Silver from the floor. Galligan finished with 2 Two Republicans won election Johnson (12) and Steve Troy (11) fed Harris said?” stay with me for the rest of my life.” “You’ll have to stop identifying platitudes that mean nothing,” he 14 to pace the Eaoles. but a pair of free throws by Dennis 16 tallies and Bond 14, in the second campaigning on those topics. the 10-10 young Indians. Reporters crowded around Mrs. The lawyer said he would im­ with her,” the judge told her. ‘‘You’ll Jean Harris said. By EARL YOST Sports Editor "We committed some foolish fouls McCoy with 39 seconds left and two half, for East. Bond grabbed 9 Harris’ attorney, Joel Aumou, after mediately "sit down and assess the have to start living your own life.” Freshman state Rep. Elsie “ Biz” "If we don’t have the leadership on the first half. We cut that out,” by Doug Bond with 10 seconds rebounds to lead East to a 20-18 edge Swensson campaigned for, and now state level, the town has to ^ it Penders stated, “The first half we showing iced East’s 12th win in 19 in that department. It was the first serves on the Human Relations Com­ ourselves,” he said. were foolish to come out on them. outings. time Manchester was outrebounded, East Cailiolir (42) — Galligan 6 4- mission to increase elderly care, par­ Playmaker still missing You can’t go belly-up on players like Bond, 6-foot-2 sophomore forward, Pearson offered. 4 16, Ayer 3 2-4 8, Brunone 0 0-0 0, ticularly “at-home” services. Cummings joins the Manchester Silver and Nilllams. The second half had a strong fourth quarter with 4 "We didn’t have an inside game McCoy 1 2-2 4, Bond 6 2-3 14, Rep. Walter Joyner, who wrested Board of lo c a tio n in opposing the Never was it more evident than in pitch in the Cape Cod Suiiimer we wanted them to prove to us they points and 5 rebounds. "Bond was a (without Radant) and they did but we Faikowski 0 0-0 0, Pagani 0 0-1 0, the Distrct 12 seat from Cummings in cutback. the University of Ginnectlcut’s dou­ League, Johnson reports. Bidwell could stick it from the perimeter. key guy for us the second half,” had 2-3 perimeter shooters. We had Askintowicz 0 0-0 0, Welch M 0-0 0, 5 1978, has become a watchdog of the One, Chimmings said, because it’s ble overtime 74-73 loss to Vlllanova and Steuemagle hurled the MB’s to When you’re in a zone that’s what you Penders remarked. He’s been a big more shooters than they did,’’ Negri 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 10-14 42. health department activities, and unfair for the state to take back last Monday night at Storrs than the regular season and playoff laurels want to do. In the first half we difference for us from a month ago. Penders voiced in a final analysis. ^ Manchester (38) — Williams 3 7-8 something that’s promised. backcourt once again failed to do its last season...Gilles Lupien, who 13, Silver 4 5-8 13, Oleksinski 0 0-0 0, Salvatore Romano nursing home care. allowed Pat and Williams to drive.” He’s become physical and shot over East was 1.6-for-32, 50 percent, from She leaves three sons, Lawrence S. donations may be made to the Pratt & Whitney Division of United Cummihgs criticized the And two, because if a mistake is job. scored two goals in his debut with the There were three deadlocks in the Panaro 0 0-0 0, Britnell 4 01 8, EAST HARTFORD - Salvatore Elliott and Gordon W. Elliott, both of 65 percent. He gives us an added the field. Glastonbury Volunteer Ambulance Technologies for the past 35 years legislators, including state Sen. Carl made it shouldn’t favor your side, After 25 games its obvious that the Hartford l^alers in the NHL last third quarter before a Galligan hoop dimension along the baseline and in­ East’s next action is against Pedemonte 1 0-0 2, Johnson 0 0-0 0, Romano, 77, of 23 Risley St., died East Hartford and Charles P. Elliott Association, P.O. Box 453, Glaston­ and was a member of the Quarter Zinsser, also a freshman member, Cummings said. highly-heralded freshmen guards - Sunday night, said, "I hope the peo­ gave East the lead for good at 33-31 side.” Northwest Catholic at South Catholic Totals 13 12-17 38. Tuesday. He was the husband of of Clarkeville, Texas; two brothers, bury. The Glastonbury Funeral Century Club. for not providing leadership on the Vem Glscombe and Karl Hobbs - and ple won’t expect me to score two Mary (Soave) Romano. Raymond Hatch of Fryeburg, Maine Last week state Education Com­ Home has charge of arrangements. He was also a member of the state miscalculation that leaves mission Mark Shedd revealed a $29.9 the veteran backliners - Bobby Dulin goals every night. I’m g hard worker He was born in Floridia, province and Gerald Hatch of Bridgeton, Frank I. Small Connecticut Fire Department school education budgets across million error in calculating school and Glenn Miller - still haven’t but not a big goal scorer.”...Dave of Siracusa, Italy and had lived in the Maine; four grandchildren and four mastered the art of getting the ball Keon will be playing in his 1,200th VERNON - Frank I. Small, 77, of Instructors Association and a Connecticut without funds that were aid grants. The mistake was in Hartford area most of his life. He great-grandchildren. into the big men underneath. NHL game tonight when the Whalers Daytona, Fla., died Feb. 23, in member and former chief of the included in the budgets. calculating the cost of school lunches was a retired employee of the Taylor Funeral services will be held Time after time the Huskie front- entertain Minnesota at 7:35. The Florida. He was the brother of Bolton Fire Department; was a state “Nobody knows what these people paid for with federal funds as local & Fenn Manufacturing Co. and was a Thursday from the Raymond court operators. Chuck Aleksinas and North Stars have yet to lose to Hart­ Lawrence Small of Tolland. fire marshal for Bolton; a membec of stand for,” he said. “If anything. It’s funds and mistakenly credited towns communicant of St. Mary's Church, Funeral Home, 8 Elm St., Bridgeton, Corny Thompson in particular, ford In seven previous games and He was bom in Rumford, Maine Manchester _ Lodge of Masons 73, the time they starting acting like with money they did not spend. East Hartford. Maine. Burial will be in Edes Falls manuevered themselves into position have a wide 45-15 scoring advantage and had moved from Madison, Maine Consistory, Temple Besides his wife he leaves two Cemetery, South Harrison, Maine. only to see the ball mishandled in in this span...Ex-East Cathlollc High to Florida, 12 years ago. He was an ^Ph>*** Temple sons, Frank Sanzo of East Hartford Friends may call at the funeral home some manner in the backcourt. eager Gary Carlson has a 7.2 scoring Army veteran of World War II. He AAONMS of Newington, Scottish and Pat Romano of Hartford; a today from 7 to 9 p.ni. True, UConn has copped 19 average with the of University of was a member of the Masonic Lodge Rite, Omar Shrine Club, the Democrats keep daughter, Mrs. Carmella Ritone of Helen K. Neumann decisions against only six setbacks, a Hartford five this season...Nick of Madison and a member of the Interstate Police Officers Associa­ Newington; a brother in Italy; a GLASTONBURY - Helen tion Inc., the International Associa­ record most coaches would be most Macarchuk, current head coach at sister in Nebraska; eight American Legion of Watervllle, happy to boast, but it could have been (Kirkland) Neumann, 44, of 160 Lin­ Maine. tion of Machinists Aero Space Canisius, is said to have the inside grandchildren and seven great­ better and some of the wins could coln Drive, Glastonbury, died Besides his brother in Tolland, he St. George’s same nominators track on landing the basketball post grandchildren. Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. She have come easier if the backcourt at Fairfield University which Fred Funeral services will be Friday at leaves two nephews, Laurence G. ^J'J'ch of ^Ito n and (Christ Church MANCHESTER - The was the wife of Garke W. Neumann. Small of Rockville and Comm. Ca^eflral of Hartford. Pascal Prignano; District 10, lived up to expectations Barakat will relinquish at the end of 9:15 a m. from the Giuliano-Sagarino Democratic nominating committee, Anthony Pietrantonio. If Coach Dom Pemo can’t uncover She was bom in Troy, N.Y. hnd had Robert F. Small of Gales Ferry. three the current schedule. Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., lived in Glastonbury since 1974. She that will forward candidates for the Cummings said the committee that playmaking guard the chances with a mass of Christian burial at 10 Funeral services will be held Thomas W. C^vanagh, Fliilip J. November Board of Directors and was a physical education teacher in Thursday at 2 p.m. at White-Gibson Covonagh and Kevin J. Cavanagh, all would begin meeting in June to con­ of doing well in the upcoming Big Recent reunion on the golf course a.m. at St. Mary’s Church. Burial Education elections, has not changed sider candidates. The Town Com- East Tournament in Syracuse will be at St. Petersburg, Fla., featured a F the Glastot^ury School system for will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. F u n e ra l H om e, 65 E lm S t., ‘*9 daughters, Susan J. from the last election. threesome from Manchester, one the past 10 years and had taught at Rockville. Burial will be in Hillside and Clarol A. C^anagh, mitee must vote on candidates slim and if he didn’t find such an Friends may call at the funeral home The same district representatives member of the 1935, 1936 and 1937 the Elastbury and Hebron Avenue Cemetery, Lisbon Falls, Maine. 1^3™ond during the first three days of August. operator in the first 25 games It’s not today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday Elementary schools, ^he was a who recommended the last slate of All five incumbents for the Board likely he can come lip with one at the Manchester High golf teams. £ from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There are no calling hours. Ga'’anagh of East Hartford; a member of the Hartford Junior sister, Marilyn C. Pierson of Rodon- candidates will convene again to of Directors are. expected to seek llth hour. THick Foster, now residing in S t. Leola H. Elliott League. William T. Cavanagh do Beach, Calif.; several nieces, propose candidates to the Town Com­ renomination, including Mayor UConn has the good men men, plus Pete, had a chance meeting at the mittee. EAST HARTFORD - Leola Besides her husband she leaves her BOLTON - William Thomas nephews, several aunts and uncles. Stephen Penny, Deputy Mayor a hot shooter in Mike McKay and an Thunderblrd Motel on St. Pete Beach (Hatch) Elliott, 72, of 101 Connec­ mother, Margaret (Beattie) Cavanagh, 55, of 56 South Road, died The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Ted Cummings, tovm committee Stephen Cassano, Secretary James ever-improving Norman Bailey., but with a vacationing Fran Reardon and ticut Blvd. died Sunday at Hartford Kirkland of Troy, N.Y.; a son, Clarke suddenly Monday at the Baylor Center St., Manchester, is in charge chairman, said district leaders told McCavanagh, Barbara Weinberg and both the latter are at their best up Bob Weir, a St. Pete resident. E Hospital. W. Neumann Jr.; a daughter, Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. He funeral arrangements which are him there had been no changes in Arnold Kleinschmidt. front. ' The trio arranged a golf date and representatives. She was born in North Waterford, Kimberly Neumann, both at home; a was the husband of Joyce (Pearce) incomplete. In the Board of Eiducation race, It’s not up front what UConn lacjcs. talked over old times when all three Maine and had lived in Eiast Hartford brother, George W. Kirkland Jr. of (?ayanagh The nominating committee con­ some Democratic members are con­ The deficiencies are in the were Manchester schoolboys more > IN MEMORIAM sists of 10 persons, one from each dis­ for the past 16 years. She had worked Cortland, N.Y.; three sisters, He was bom in Hartford on Dec. sidering not seeking re-election. backcourt. than 45 years ago. In tad and loving memory of my dear sister trict. They are: District 1 - Kevin for the Pleasant Mountain Moccasin Marjorie Deacon, Barbara Kirkland, 15, 1925 and had Ilyed in Bolton for Although there are five incumbents Looking ahead to the 1981 Hartford Weir is currently employed as an Co., in Bridgeton, Maine, for many Catherine Doetlner, who passed away January 13. O’Brien, town attorney; District 2, both of Troy, N.Y. and Joanne the past 26 years. Before that he had 1971. for the Board of Directors the Twilight League baseball season. assistant pro to former PGA tour Walter Sinon; District'3, Walter years. She was a member of the Hansen of Colchester. lived in East Hartford. He was a 1943 majority party may field a slate of Coach (Jene Johnson of Manchester’s member Tommy Bolt at the Tarpon We never lose the ones we love, although we have Schardt; District 4, former Mayor Seventh Day Adventist Church of Private funeral services and burial graduate of East Hartford High to part. six, leaving one vacant post. Moriarty’s is looking for a pitcher to Woods Country Club while Foster is a Hartford. will be in Troy, N.Y. Memorial School. He had been employed by They live on in our memory and deep within out John Thompson; District 9, Thomas James “Dutch” Fbrgarty has go along with Dave Bid well. Craig former club champion at the hearts. Conran; District 6, James Fraser; already expressed an interest in the Steuemagle. ace southpaw, plans to Manchester Country Club. Manchester’s Alex Britnell (10) dribbles past East Catholic’s Sadly missed by sister, Christine McKinney. D istrict 7, Raymond D am ato; vacant spot, but he has been cooly Brian Galligan (22) and heads for the hoop in first half action Police find woman’s body District 8, John Lynch; District 9, recieved by the party leaders. Five seeds victims last night at Clarke Arena. (Herald photo by Burbank) MANCHESTER - Police this the exact time of her death, nor its IN MEMORIAM morning said preliminary findings in­ In sad and loving memory of my beloved husband. Police arrest man morning discovered the body of a 35- cause, and were awaiting the results dicated no foul play, adding Uiere Thomas McKinney, who was called to rest February Interested party year-old Sycamore Lane woman in of today’s expected autopsy. was no evidence the woman had been 25. 1973. including McEnroe the foyer of the apartment building Ms. (?ooke had bepn employed at assaulted. Deep in my heart your memory is kept, I loved you HARTFORD (UPI) - Athletes in door soccer franchise and a marriage where she lived. fascinated by TV MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Five Rein’s New York Style< Delicatessen An autopsy will be performed to dearly to ever forget. to play well in every tournament I (Control, a Long Island, N.Y.-based between the two groups might be & Restaurant in Vernon. Police Sweet memories of you I will treasure forever. seeded players — including a sur­ The woman, Jane M. Cooke of 16B today either at Manchester Longing for you. forgetting you never. EAST HARTFORD - A man who camera.” enter. • soccer club, is seeking an American worked out in Hartford, said Sycamore Lane, was found dressed detectives this morning were trying Memorial Hospital or the University apparently became fascinated with a Kerling said after a few minutes of prisingly passive defending cham-. “I wasn’t used to the lights and Soccer League franchise in Hartford, Steffens, who played in the ASL. Sadly missed by wife. Christine. in night clothes about seven hours to contact her employer and family of Connecticut Health Center in Far­ closed-circuit television camera making gestures, the man exposed pion John McEnroe— were upset vic­ that might have bothered me. But its director says. ASL Commissioner Mario after police estimated she died. in an attempt to determine if she had mington. Monday ended up in jail. tims in the U.S. National Indoor Ten­ I’m just not playing as well as I was a Machado suggested Steffens try -to IN MEMORIAM himself to the television camera. Mark Steffens said he was working had a history of disease or illness. The police Investigation was con­ Kevin Dalton, 21, of 339 S. Main St., nis Championships. year ago,” tie said. to line up financial backing for the secure a berth in Hartford, calling Police, however, could not confirm In sad and loving memory of our husband and father, Detective Capt. Joseph Brooks this tinuing today. was standing in the East Hartford Kerling said several officers haw Trey Waltke, 25, posted a 6-3, 6-4 Although he is out of the singles franchise, which might be wed with the city “a strong market for us.” Forrest Franklin Howell, who passed away February win Tuesday over McEnroe, who 25. 1978. Police Station lobby early Monday the action and decided "It was a no- play, McEnroe and partner Peter an indoor soccer club. Machado said the league was "60- morning, according to Officer A1 no.” Dalton was arrested and is entered the tournament immediately Flemming will compete in doubles “We have people who could spring 40 in favor of a franchise" in Hart­ We never lose the "ones" we love. scheduled to appear March 2 In after losing a challenge match to Although we have to part. Kerllng. "He noticed we have a TV competition. the whole thing for us,” he said. ford, provided it had the necessary Town to check plumbing They live on in our memory camera monitoring the hallway,” Manchester Superior Court. Bjorn Borg in Sydney, Australia. In other upsets, unseeded Jeff East's Brian Galligan (22) starts to pull up near the foul lane Athletes in Action, a religious financial backing. And deep within our hearts. Waltke, a 5-11, 145-pound right­ Borowiak beat eighth-seeded Brian and launch jumper before Manchester defender Joe Panaro MANCHESTER — The next The inspections, however, are with soapy water because the water Kerling said. "He became am us^ He is charged with public indecen­ group which sponsors amateur He said a decision "has to be series of restaurant inspections by more concerned with facilities in Sadly missed by Wife, Ruth it Daughter, Mary. and began making gestures at the hander, will meet 15-year-old Gottfried 7-5, 6-4; Terry Moor (5) arrives. (Herald photo by Burbank) basketball teams, was seeking an in­ made” by March 2. was drawn up from a car wash when cy and breach of peace. hometown player Jim Brown today the Town Health Departm®nt will in- public places like dishwashers, defeated llth -s ^ e d John ^ d ri 6-7, firefighters ^ttled a blaze nearby. in the ^00,000 tournament at the 6-4, 6-2; Bruce Manson upset irinth- c ude a check for cross-connections, water-cooled ice machines, and Legislation for cross-connection in­ plumbing connections that present a sim ilar devices in kitchens of Memphis Racquet Club. Brown seeded Eddie Dibbs 6-3, 6-1 and Tim spections is new and so is the received a wild card and had a bye in Wilkerson downed 16th-seeded Rolf 2 potential for polluting water supplies restaurants, day care centers- Lawyers;want aid plan knowledge of them. State inspectors the first round. Czech star in win; Austin withdraws Gehring of West Germany 6-2, 6-4. with dirty water. housing for the elderly, schools, con- will give instruction to local inspec­ John Salcius, town sanitarian, valescent homes, hospitals, MANCHESTER — The Manchester Bar Association is tarily, Plepler said funds would be needed for the cost of The straight-set victory thrilled Two seeds advanced easily to the SEATTLE (UPI) - Hana Austin, the No. 2 player in world Wash., beat Leslie Allen of New York enough about players getting sick." tions on the subject. seeking a meeting with town directors to consider a Waltke, ranked as the world’s 51st reported on the forthcoming inspec- The ~ pollution potential involved is operating the phones. second round of play. Fourth-seeded Mandilkova, an up-and-coming tennis rankings and seeded first in Seattle,, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. she said. "We should just talk about tions Ti ’ to the Advisory Board proposal to reestablish a legal aid program in town. To date, the association has about $500 which could be player. Brian Teacher defeated Ben Tester- star from Czechoslovakia, downed told tournament sponsors she prac­ Harrington, playing before her tennis." similar to the situation that comes The town has been without such a program since of Health contribute to the operation of the progranl, bilt the sub­ "This has to be my biggest win,” man 7-6, 63, while fifth-seeded Sue Barker of England in a first- ticed for about three hours Monday family and friends for the first time Her remark referred to the about when a lot of water is used to residents voted in April of 1979 to withdraw from the Cross-connections are plumbing Von Deck > committee is reportedly prepared to seek some kind of he grinned. ‘Tve beaten players in Rosebe Tanner took an easy 6-2, 6-1 round match of a $150,000 women’s at her home in Rolling Hills, Calif., in two years, fought off a bad case of withdrawal of the world’s top four fight a big fire and polluted water is federal Community Development Act grant program, but the top 10 before, but I’ve never setups in which it would be possible, sucked into the sykem. Dr. Alice matching funds from the town’s Board of Directors. victory over Bemie Mitton of South tennis tournament, but Tracy then awoke Tuesday with a very sore butterflies to overcome Allen. players from the tournament due to although not likely or ususal, for dir- Turek, health officer, Tuesday men- satisfactory Sanford Plepler, president of the Manchester Bar Under the preliminary plan, students working the beaten McEnroe, (Jimmy) Connors Africa. Austin’s painful back problem forced back and would not be able to appear. "I don’t know if it was my biggest various injuries. t v u r a t a r t/\ Ka 4tJ- • .... . y Association, today said there is a recognized need for or Borg before. I’m really excited.” 5 ty water to be syphoned into the tioned one case in which residents of program’s phones would also contact participating at­ In other matches. No. 7 seed Eliot her to make a final withdrawal from Austin is ^ th e re d by a sciatic victory,” said Harrington, "but it In other first-round matches MANCHESTER Robert Von legal aid. McEnroe, the world’s second- water supply system because a another town were forced to put up torneys tp notify them of the need for their services. Teltscher defeated England’s John the event. nerve problMh_and-hasn’t played was one of my biggest.” Tuesday, No. 5 seed Kathy Jordan faucet is somehow connected to the Deck, Republican Town Committee The bar association met last night, and PJepler said No timetable has been set up for the association’s dis­ ranked player, whose sluggish play Lloyd 6-1, 6-2; 14th seed Mel Purcell Slow-starting Wendy Turnbull, competitively since winning a tour­ Allen, a cause celebre on the tour defeated Glynis Coles 6-1. 7-5: No, 8 dirty water. Smorgasbord chairman, was officially moved to that while the local group is prepared to lend voluntary cussions with the town’s directors, but Plepler gave Waltke the openings he needed, beat Tim Gullikson 6-3, 7-6, and 12th seeded third, also defeated Iva nament during the second week in for a month after becoming the first seed Bettina Bunge eased past As a theoretical example, Salcius MANCHESTER — Chapman the satisfactory list today. legal help, there nonetheless exists the need for some speculated the issue may not need another meeting of tte said a lot of things bothered him at seed Thomas Smid of Czechoslovakia Budarova of Czechoslovakia 1-6, 6-1, January. black woman in 23 years to win a kind of funding for the program. Marianne van der Totre 6-2. 6-1: said a garden house with its end in a Court, Order of Amaranth, will have Von Deck suffered a heart attack attorneys. the tournament. defeated Pat Dupre 6-1, 7-5. 6-1, and Pam Shriver, the fourth Her place in the 32-player field was major title (in Detroit), not Only lost Stacy Margolin whipped Kim Sands According to the bar association’s proposal, which will "There are a million reasons that puddle of dirty water is potentially a a smorgasbord Sunday from 5 to 7 and was hospitalized two weeks ago. Andrew Pattlson of South Africa seed, got past Beth Herr 6-4, 6-2, in taken by Marita Redondo. her serve six times but double 6-1,6-4; and Ann Kiyomura was a 7-5. cross-connection. An old-fashioned p.m. at Masonic. Temple, 25 E. Hospital officials reported this be pursued by a sub-committee consisting of Bruce Beck you can think of, but it all comes handily defeated Bob Lutz 6-4, 6-3; other firstround matches Tuesday. After holding serve only once in the faulted nine times in the match. 4-6, 6-4 winner over Susan Leo. bath tub with the faucet below the Center St. For information or reser­ week he was up and walking. The and Josiah Lessner, student volunteers from Manchester HETCHER (RASS CO. down to the fact that I got beat,” the Tom Gullikson beat Pascal Portes of Mandlikova, the No. 2 seed before first set, Turnbull dominated the Allen, supposedly bothered by In the only doubles match of the level of the top of the tub is another. vations phone 643-2060 or 643-7125. Republican leader has a history of Community G)llege would be asked to staff telephones to O m JS teen el isf mnme iMMsiiCMitnn 22-year-oid New Yorker said. "I’m France 76,2-6, ^-6, and Yannick Nqah Austin dropped out, won the first set tiring Budarova the rest of the stomach cramps, refused to use the day. Barker and Ann Kiyomura heart problems. receive the calls from persons seeking assistance. disappointed. I’m disappointed of France won over Nick Savlano 6-3, COMPLETE AUTO GLASS tIRVtei against Barker at love and then held match.. ailment as an alibi. defeated Renee Blount and Kate While an undetermined number of association because I didn’t play well and I like 1-6, 64). on to win the second set 7-5. Julie Harrington of Spokane, “I think you people have heard Latham 6-2, 6-4. members are prepared to provide their services volun- WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • OLXSS FURNITURE Man charged in assault Democratic women TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE A DOOR MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK MANCHESTER - A 46-year-old been arrested, police had also asked MANCHESTER - The OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Woodbridge Street man was released for a warrant for his wife. Manchester Democratic Women’s Tuesday on $500 non-surety bond Police said the husband had left the Gub will met March 3 at 7:30p.m. at the First Federal Savings on East ^iwcHtsTts649-4521) Cheney Tech loses hut gains tourney berth after he was arrested on a third- home with a friend and returned un­ degree assault charge stemming der the influence of alcohol to find his Middle Turnpike. After a short □tias bantlQ Gieney. ^ Falling behind by a 21-6 count at overall. • second-seeded Kennedy High of in the third stanza to trim their Cable poured home a game-high 27 from a fight with his wife, police wife, who, police said, had been business meeting there will be Mary Coventry (69) — Lane 6-6-18. T. • 24 Hour Emergency Service EtHsHls OsAj Sms the turn, Cheney Tech could not fully Cheney has one more contest on its Waterbury in its first round clash deficit to 48-39. points to pace Cheney. He also added said. ^ drinking. In the ensuing argument, McKeever’s Funny Fashion Show. Morris 5-5-15. Jameson 6-2-14, Szabo • Burner Sales & Service recover and bowed, 69-65, to Coven­ regular slate, Thursday evening either M ^ a y or Tuesday evening at "We dug ourselves a deep hole in 10 rebounds while shooting 50 percent police said the woman was struck the first uarter but never quit and from the field. 1-0-2, J. Morris 8-0-16, Thalacker 1-2- • Clean Heating Oils DrtllENinilMi-SJSpji. ru siK sssn a try High In Charter Oak Conference against RHAM High in Hebron at 8 a site and time to be announ^. According to police reports, across the face by her husband, AA meets tonight 0 clock. The Techmen are assured of came back to make it a game in the Isaac Williamson added 14 points 4. Totals 27-15-89. Cleveland W. Barber of 460 Wood- UT TU 12 MM .iM.ir-i/ir.n’’ basketball action last night at the Tournament rankings and pairings drawing blood and fracturing a bone. EAST HARTFORD - Alchohollcs Beavers’ gym. a, state tournament berth in Gass M fourth quarter,” stated Tech Coach for the Beavers, hitting on 66 percent bridge St. was arrested in connection will be announced Saturday at Both persona initially refused to be Anonymous has announced it will The Patriots finish 12-6 in the con­ Region III as St. Paul, 5-15, dropped Craig Phillips. of his field goal tries. Williamson C h en ey Teeli ( 6 5 ) — Williamson 7- with a domestic fight, in which, 649-4595 M M cK if ST., MANCHESTII Cheshire High at noon. taken to the hospital after their hold a meeting tonight at 8:30 at St. Call Us For Your Home Healing (Off Center Su) SeniNS MFMMO ference and 14-6 overall with the its season finale. Keith Lane had 18 points, Jim added 8 rehounds. Cal (Jothberg, 0-14, Carpenter 1-0-2, Cable 10-7-27, police said, be was stabbed twice by Coventry maintained its lead at the daughter called for an ambulance, John’s Eplsco^l Church, 12 R e ^ r j And Air Conditioning Needs... triumph while the setback sends the The Techmen will face either top- Morris 16, Tom Morris 15 and Jerry shooting 58 percent from the field, B. Eaton 2-1-5. Gothberg 7-1-15, T. his wife. Although Barber alone has half, 37-22, before the Beavers rallied police said. i; Techmen to 6-11 in the COC and 6-13 ranked St. Thomas Aquinas or Jameson 14 to pace Coventry. Scott totaled 15 points and 10 rebounds for Eaton 1-0-2. Totals 28-9-65. \

8 - THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 25, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25, 1981 - 9 Players refuse to give in to owners Penney finishes in style Led by its four seniors, ctnmptain 8:15. The Silk Towners were the last in the third stanza and with the help 'The Knights’ jayvee team finished : The time is up and there has clubs. The clubs aren’t calling the the Tampa meeting. ‘"The players test his free market value.” So we proposed they set up a cash Andy Sylvester in particular, Penney team to take the measure of the of 5 free throws netted 11 of Penney’s up unbeaten at 204) with a 55-35 win NEW YORK (UPI) - The High finished in style by whipping major league baseball players are been no agreement. strike. The free agent compensa­ are 110 percent unified on this The owners don’t feel it would, fund. ‘Take cash for equity,’ we KnigfaU. 21 fourth-quarter markers. ’over Glastonbury. Coach Mike Glastonbury High, 66-39, in the “I’m very pleased we won our last refusing to give in to the owners. Marvin Miller, the head of the tion plan, which is at issue, was issue.” but Steams offered the NFL’s said, but they said no. What was ironic was time after Liappes’ young KnighU had a sUr- : Players Association, left here written in discussions between the Stearns phoned the Players. compensation system as a prime “We also proposed to help set regular season finale for both clubs six straight,” stated Penney Coach time Glastonbury Coach Gary ting line-up of Mike Crooks, Steve They will vote to strike last night in East Hartford. Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., it has Tuesday to meet with the various clubs and the players last May Association office here ’Tuesday example’ of what he’s talking up a tricing system whereby a Bemie Dandley, “I feel we will be LaRoeque could be heard telling his Benibe, Pat Judd, Scott Garen and major league player represen­ and was implemented in accor­ to clear up certain remarks made about. club could receive equitable The Black Knights captured their pretty competitive in the (state) players to “let them take the outside John Klemba. been learned, and very likely the last six in a row to finish 14-6 while date, they will set for the pullout tatives in Tampa Wednesday. At dance with our May agreement.” by him and published Monday. He ‘"They,” he said, meaning the talent In trading a player ap­ tournament. shot,” but Sylvester foiled that Penney (66) — Dbwkins 3 3-3 9, the conclusion of their meeting, said they had been NFL, “have hundreds of free proaching free' agency. They the Tomahawks wound up 3-17 with “It has been a tradition here of strategy. He was 12-for-16 from the Cruz 12-2 4, Dunn 25-89, Sylvester 12 will be May 23. That's when they the setback. Nevertheless, Glaston­ can hit the owners where it hurts they will announce that the Also from the owners’ side, “misconstru^.” Stearns had agents every year and to all in­ didn’t go for that either.” finishing up strong in the regular field, hitting 10 field goals from long 5-6 29, Peniccio 13-4 5, Berube 10-12, ownei‘s' present proposal is un­ George Steinbrenner of the been quoted as saying he believed tents and purposes, no free agents bury has qualified for the State Tour­ season and this team kept that range. Judd 04-4 4, Crooks 2 0-3 4, Fahey 0 0- most — in the pocketbook — by nament in Class LL Division Region forcing cancellation of the acceptable to them, and if no Yankees said he has never seen the players eventually would have are ever si^ed by other clubs Stearns agreed it would be dif­ alive.” Penney’s zone defense was most 1 0. Totals 22 22-32 66. agreement is reached within the them mofe solidified in their to agree to some form of compen­ because of their rigid formula. ficult ia t the fans to sympathize HI and will be Involved in a playoff Peitaey had a slender 14-10 lead at effective as Glastonbury hit only 29 Memorial Day double-headers. with Newington for the eighth and Compensation for free agents is next 90 days, they will strike. stand than they are now. sation. Pete Rozelle, the NFL Com­ with the players’ stand, but he the turn but moved it to 27-15 at the percent from the floor. Leading Glastonbury (39) — Barlow 0 0-0 final spot. 0, Ginton 5 0-01(), De(Jemmis 3 1-2 7, the key issue, really the only "It is extremely unlikely the “I don’t want a strike,” he said. “What I was doing in my missioner, steps in and awards thought they would if they half. Sylvester, from long range, had Tomahawk scorer Mike Stowell was r e a l i^ all the implications in­ Next action for Penney Is Friday Patenaude 2 3-5 7, Stowell 2 0-0 4 issue. players will vote to accept the “Nobody wants a strike, but I’m remarks was using the 25-man the team losing a free agent a No. 6 of the Knights’ markers. held to 4 points while Mike Ginton night at the CGL Playoff against Lewis 0 04) 0, Proffitt 4 1-3 9, Estes 6 The owners feel they should be owners' present proposal," said convinced the owners aren’t going roster as a point to show that the 1 draft and sometimes more. volved. Sylvester, who finished with a had a team-high 10 for the Manchester High at Clarke Arena at compensated for any player they Don Fehr, general counsel for the to give in this time. They feel they owners haven’t even sought to That’s why no free agents are game-high 29 points, added 8 tallies Tomahawks. 0-10. Majek 0 2-2 2. Totals 16 7-13 39. lose in the annual re-entry draft Players Association. “No one has should be reasonably compen­ negotiate on the one proposal that ever signed by other teams in the “The players are not greedy,” with a "premium'' player from given me any reason to believe sated for the loss of any of their has been on the table the past 14 NFL. As a consequence, it’s the he said. “We’re not fighting for the selecting club. What actually the players will accept what they free agents.” months,” said the Mets’ receiver. player who suffers. money, we’re fighting for a right constitutes a “premium" player haven't up until now." “’They propose that any com­ we won legally five years ago, a “We feel this basic proposal the right that was tantamount to Fermi trips up East Hartford is the point of contention between Anticipating the action by the Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg, pensation to a team losing a free baseball owners have on the table granting all players free agency the players and owners. players, Ray Grebey, Director of Fla., where he’s in spring training agent begin with their 16th player. Taking charge In the third quarter, against Southington High at 8 rebounded us,” cited Hornet Coach from the charity stripe while the A players' strike was the Player Relations’ Committee with the New York Mets, catcher That leaves 15 of their players now is similar and it would have immediately. We didn’t have to Fermi High tripped East Hartford o’clock. Neil Guerin. make any concessions, but we did, Hornets were 8-for-12 in free throw forestalled last May 23 when and spokesman for the owners, John Stearns, their former player frozen who can’t be selected, and the same effect on our system High, 77-64, in CGL basketball action tries. that it does in the NFL. Mr. agreeing that a player had to wait Fermi had a 16-15 lead at the turn Fotos had 28 points, Timion 21 and settlement of the compensation said: "The players' action in rep, said there was virtually no naturally, those will be their best last night at the Hornets’ gym. Fermi (77) — Bergstrom 4-1-9, scheduling a strike would be most chance the players would change 15 players. The compensation in Grebey and management have six years until he became a free and 32-31 bulge at the half. ’The Bill Provencher 12 to pace Fermi. issue was put off so it could be ’The victory moves the Falcons to a visitors extended their margin to 48- Provencher 5-2-12, Fotos 9-10-28, studied and worked on by com­ regrettable. Any attempt to shift their minds about voting for a the form the owners are said we have offered no counter agent. We didn’t want the game to Jim Slattery dished out 9 assists. proposals and that’s not true. become chaotic, so we did that, final 7-11 mark in the league and 7-12 38 after three periods with Tom Ti- Sean Campbell had 20 points and Slattery 1-3-5, Timion 9-3-21, Wingen mittees on both sides. The owners responsibility for their action to strike Wednesday. proposing would have such an 0-04), Deni 14)-2. Totals 29-19-77. We’ve offered several. The but neither do we want to see the overall while Blast Hartford winds up mion and Bill Fotos registering 8 and Wendell Williams 14 to pace Blast were given time to come up with a the 26 major league clubs is “I’d say there’s a 99 percent adverse affect on the system as East Hartford (64) — Campbell 9- we know it now, it would virtually owners say they need equity for a free agency we fought so hard to 2-16'In CGL action and stands 2-17 6 points respectively in the third Hartford. 2 compensation proposal that would without foundation. There is no chance we’ll vote for a strike,” 2-20, Dean 44)-8, Earle 2-0-4, Pan- plaver lost through free agency. get weakened in any way now.” overall. stanza for Fermi. be mutually acceptable. 'smoking gun' in the hands of the said Stearns, who nians to attend eliminate the ability of a player to Fotos had 13 points in the fourth discia 34)-6, G. Williams 24)-4, W. ’The Hornets wind up their regular “We missed some inside shots in quarter as-Fermi maintained the up­ Williams 6-2-14, Hov'anec 2-4-8. season ’Thursday evening at home the third quarter and they out- per hand. The Falcons were 19-for-28 Totals 28-8-64. Spurs’ coach evicted Bolton loses lead and game 5 Leading at the half, Bolton High 30 halftime bulge. Rocky Hill Despite the final mark, Bolton it,” added Leete, who noted five of but enjoyed contest couldn’t keep the upper hand and regained the edge after three first-year Coach Dave LMte has his top seven will be returnees. dropped a 59-51 verdict to Rocky Hill periods, 42-39, with the Bulldogs un­ room for optimism. ‘"There was NEW YORK (UPI) - SUn Albeck points, but Ron Brewer came off the deficit to its 11th victory in the last 13 H l^ in its 1980-81 regular season able to pull it out in the fourth quite a bit of improvement from the Rocky Hill (59)— Winalski 6-3-15, had been thrown out of the game in bench to score 16 points in a 44-point, games.. finale l{ist night in Bolton. quarter. beginning of the season, especially Bachteler 6-3-15, T. Stevens 0-06, F the third quarter and rather than San Antonio second quarter — the Lakers 107, Bulls 97 The Bulldogs with the setback wind Connie Winalski and Fred confidence-wise. We didn’t shoot Stevens 3-3-9, Wright 2-46, McKenna waste all that precious time off, he most productive period by the Spurs At Chicago, Norm Nixon scored 24 up 1-17 in the COC and 1-19 overall. Bachteler each had 15 points for the very well early. We were timid. But 24M, Sorano 366, Caler 1-0-2. Totals 23-13-59. figured it was a fine opportunity to this year. points and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bill Drake ’ITie victory moves the Terriers to 4- Terriers. Six-foot-2 junior ’Travis overall we improved in shooting and practice his elbow-bending. “Anything we do defensively will Jamal Wilkes each scored 23 to lead 14 in conference play and 4-15 Cassells paced Bolton with 20 points playing of the game. Bolton (51) — N. Harpin 3-2-8, “I watched the rest of the game help us in the playoffs,” said John­ Los Angeles to its fifth victory in the overall. and 21 rebounds while sophomore “It was a tough season but the kids Brown 4-2-10, Peterson 3-26, Lan- from the Spurs Corral,” said the San son. “If I’m established as the No. 1 last six games. Rocky Hill had a 17-15 lead at the Ted Brown chipped in 10 markers in stayed with it. I felt the kids learned drey 1-0-2, Cassells 76-20, M. Harpin Antonio coach, who hoisted down a shot blocker in the league, then other SuperSonicB 102, Mavericks 84 turn before Bolton moved out to a 33- the losing effort. a lot of basketball and bad fun with 1-1-3, Mulcahy 04)6, Totals 19-13-51 few cold ones in the arena bar while teams will say you can’t hit the layup Fred Brown scored 22 points and on San Antonio so they’ll have to do led a second-half surge that dropped All ex-champs watching his Spurs roll to a 131-126 victory over the Golden State something else.” Dallas to its seventh straight loss at Warriors Tuesday night. Golden State also got 30 points home. Vinnie Johnson added 18 Rockville^ S. Windsor from center Joe Barry Carroll but points (or Seattle and Dallas was led While his men were sweating it out only nine of those came in the second by Jim Spanarkel’s 15 points. enter net event Basketball on the court, Albeck sat back in com­ register cage victories half as Johnson blocked several of Nuggets 140, Nets 123 peted several times at both Forest fort* and watched George Gervin By EARL YOST the rookie’s shots inside. At Denver, Dave Robisch scored a Hills, N.Y., and Longwood in score 26 points to lead the way. But it Sports Editor Three area cage contests last night “The Spurs scored at will during season-high 27 points and Dan Issel Brookline, Mass. ’Twice since coming John Campbell 12 for Simsbury, was George Johnson who brought the One more familiar face will be saw Rbam High whip Vinal Tech, 83- It was Stretching time in the camp of the Team will open exhibition slate next week the first half,” said Warriors’ coach added 26 to spark the Nuggets. Issel, Blast be has been ranked the No. 1 pro which finished also 17-3 in regular BUSINESSMEN Standings: Head G op 9-2, Moriar- Boston Red Sox yesterday at Winter Haven, biggest smile to his coach’s face, A1 Attles. “We played much better in returning to the lineup after missing back shooting for the $400 first prize 68, Rockville High best Simsbury season play. Rockville annexed the Highland Park Market topped B.A. against Detroit. (UPI photo) money in the fifth annual Manchester in New England. High, 58-52, in a meeting of con­ ty’s 6-5, Crispino’s 56, Gachworks 5- Fla., when spring training officially opened. recording a team-record 13 blocked the second half but they were just too two games with a thumb injury, CVe crown while Simsbury shared Gub. Jerry Cosgrove had 28 points, 6, CARS 4-7, Nick’s 4-7. shots that also represented an NBA tough. You have to put pressure on a scored 11 first-quarter points before .Memorial Hospital Pro Tennis Tour­ Other top players in the Open field ference champs, and South Windsor CGL honors with Manchester. Don Guinan 23 and Mike Gispino 16 high for this season. • team like the Spurs and we did, but aggravating the injury. The veteran nament March 13-15 at the will include Doug Crawford, defen­ High wind up on the short end of a 72- Jim Moulton had 12 points and for the winners. Al Wiley had 21 New career College basketball roundup “George Johnson was unbelievable when you're behind by that many was relieved by Robisch and he Manchester Racquet Gub. ding champion, and Joe Bouquin, 42 score to Hartford Public. Larry Stelmat 10 for South Windsor, markers. Rich Gustafson 18 and DALLAS (UPI) - Ed “Too Tall " F tonight,” said Albeck. “We got him points you can't make the mistakes added 15 first-half points. Cliff Bill Drake, a transplanted Califor­ winner in 1979. With the arrival of Clayton Folsom netted 35 points which finishes 9-11. Public goes to 11- Ralph Pemberton 14 for B.A. No Jones, the Dallas Gwboys defensive here as a shot blocker and he hasn’t we made.” Robinson led New Jersey with 32 nian, now living in Wayland, Mass., Drake’s entry, all previous singles and Ben Wright 13 as Rham moved 6 with the win. ’The Owls were paced score was given. end and erstwhile heavyweight disappointed anyone.” points. will be in the Men’s O^n field. champs will be back. Crawford is a its mark to 96 in the COC and 116 by Mike Adams’ 26 points. Bernard King, whose troubles In other games, it was New York Clippers 121, Trail Blazers 107 Drake, winner in 1978, will be one two-time champ. overall. Vinal goes to 2-16 in the con­ boxer, has launched a singing career. SENIOR Jones), single, “Do the Dip,” and Slowdown tactics fail seem well in the past, sco r^ 42 120, Atlanta 117 in overtime; Los At Portland, Ore., Brian Taylor of the men to watch in the 16-player In addition to the Men’s Open, a 16- ference and 2-18 overall as final Sportsman Cafe 98 (Bill Eller 28, points for the Warriors, who rallied Angeles 107, Chicago 97; Seattle 102, scored 26 points to lead San Diego. In field. ’The 32-year-old Bay State resi­ man Men’s 35 tourney will be staged marks. the flip side, “Funkin’ on the Radio,” Smith to Wings Dan Moore 25, Don Carlos 14), were played at his debut at a country- from a 22-polnt deficit in the third Dallas 84; Denver 140, New Jersey the battle for berths in the Western dent is a veteran of both the as well as a Men’s Doubles 0|Mn, Doug Domian and Rich Lombardi DETROIT (UPI)’ - The Detroit Fogarty Bros. 83 (Bruce LeDoyt 22, western nightclub Monday. The quarter to narrow the gap to 116-111 123; and San Diego 121, Portland 107. Conference playoffs, Portland is 33- American and Ehiropean pro tour. also involving 16 teams. ' each had 15 points as Rockville made Red Wings have acquired right Carlie Hunt 20, Kurt LeDoyt 13). songs, which will be part of an with 4:33 to play in the game. ’The Kniokg 120, Hawks 117 33, Golden State 32-33 and San Diego A graduate of the University of Benefactor of the three-day play its final regular season mark read 17- E canH beat Arkansas winger Brad Smith from the Calgary album, are disco style but Jones said Spurs then used layups by Silas and At Atlanta, Bill Cartwright scored 29-35. For the Blazers, who trailed 87- Minnesota and a native of San ^an- will be the local hospital’s Building 3. Zack Harris had 16 markers and NEW YORK (UPI) - The SMU points, respectively. tying the game. Rynn Wright blocked Flames for “future considerations” PEE WEE his interest runs more toward Gervin to raise the lead to 121-111. 28 points and Mike Glenn added four 56 at one time in the third quarter, cisco, the handsome Drake has com­ Fund. Mustangs knew they had only one An excited Young said, “Our goal one shot with seven seconds left and that do not include draft choices. CARS 44 (Glen Jensen 18, Ryan rhythm and blues. chance to beat 16th-ranked Arkansas, is the national championship, and Golden State had taken a 34-32 points in overtime to lead New York Billy Ray Bates was the high scorer Smith, 22, scored seven goals in 45 Berry 11, John Melesko 6, Chris a desperation heave bounced off the first-quarter lead, behind King’s 16 from a 13-point, fourth-quarter with 23 points. but even a slowdown offense couldn’t this is our last crack at it for the rim. Brewers games for the Flames earlier this Conklin 6), Head Chop 42 (Brian deter the Razorbacks from clinching seniors. We’re going to work hard at At Norman, Okla., State center Canadians, Blues year but has been playing with Bir­ Malley and Kevin Boyle played Attles to retire the Southwest Conference title. it.” Reed added that the Mustangs’ Leroy Combs scored 37 points to pace mingham in the Central Hockey well). OAKLAND, Glif. (U PI)- Golden With Arkansas leading by 13 points spread offense "was a little the wild victory that put the Cowboys League of late. He was drafted by the Nick’s Auto 25 (Maurice Moriarty Introductions necessary minus State Warriors coach Al Attles has in .the first half Tuesday night, SMU frustrating, but I'm glad we won.” back in the Big Eight’s upper divi­ Vancouver Canucks in the fourth 12, Jad DeQuattro 5), R.T. play to stalemate told owner Franklin Mieuli that he went into a stall and kept the half­ SMU, which held the ball for three sion. OSU’s record im prov^ to 18-6 round of the 1978 NHL amateur draft Coachworks 17 (Vic Felix, Heather plans to step down after next season. time difference to 30-21. But the minutes without taking a shot at one overall and 8-5 in the conference, NEW YORK (UPI) - Somebody Lambert’s 18th goal of the year. skipper and was traded in Atlanta in Brown, Lora Dickenson played well). Razorbacks patiently picked their point in the second half, finished its as Cardinals launch camp Moriarty’s 34 (Mark Mateya 10, Attles said he told Mieuli he wants assuring the (jowboys of either fourth forgot to tell these two teams that Lambert took a perfect goalmouth February 1980. • shots in the second half and easily regular season with a 3-13 league SUN CITY, Ariz. (UPI) - to coach until he has 500 wins. He has place or a tie for third. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis “We’ve got to get somebody off to a enough at second base to allow the the Stanley Cup playoffs are still six feed from Doug Risebrough and Ironically, the Red Wings said, the Andy Sivik 8, Andrew Marsh 6, Greg scored a 47-33 victory at Milwaukee Brewers’ manager Buck 481 victories in his 12 years at the record. The SWC post-season tourna­ Cardinals officially open their spring good start, like 8-2 or 9-3, who we will shift of Ken Oberkfell to third. weeks away. steered the puck just past Liut’s out­ Birmingham team folded ’Tuesday Horowitz 6), Gispino’s 29 (John Fayetteville, Ark. Rodgers was home in California nur­ helm of the National 'Basketball ment begins Monday night. At Milwaukee, Oliver Lee scored training camp Thursday and one of know will pitch us a hell of a game “Obviously I think he can or I ’Tight checking and an abundance stretched leg. because of poor attendance and Eccher 8, George Lata 6, Tom While Arkansas coach Eddie Sut­ sing a bad back, but 11 pitchers and Association team_._^ There were no other ranked teams 18 points and Artie Green 16 to pace Whitey Herzog’s first jobs will be to every time out.” wouldn’t have made the moves we of good, clean bitting trademarked “’They’re as good a skating team as rising travel costs. Carlson 5). ton said his team was “caught off two catchers showed up for his in action. In other games of national Marquette, 179. ’Thescore was tied at make introductions. did,” Herzog said. “ But he still has ’Tuesday night’s 22 tie between the there is in the league, maybe the guard” by the strategy of his Herzog said he would prefer to team’s first spring workout. interest. Houston beat Rice 63-55, 57 with 2:11 left, but Glenn Rivers “I haven’t even met some of the leave spring training with a five-man to prove it.” Montreal (^anadiens and St. Louis best,” said Blues’ coach Red Beren- counterpart, Dave Bliss, he was Among the early arrivals ’Tuesday Texas topped Texas Tech 65-54, then hit two free throws to put the new guys,” Herzog said ’Tuesday, ’Hie other new faces in the regular Blues, and if all games were played son. “They really skated and checked proud of the way the Riazorbacks rotation, but would not be opposed to were two veteran pitchers, Mike Texas A&M nipped TCU 59-57, Warriors ahead for good. “but I’ve got name tags for going with four starters early in the St. Louis lineup will be Porter, the like this one, the NHL would have no well. ’They kept us off balance. Tliat’s responded. Oklahoma State pounded Oklahoma Caldwell and Moose ^ a s , who were At Philadelphia, Mark Nickens everybody to wear on the first day of season. former Kansas City star signed as a financial problems whatsoever. a hell of a hockey team.” “I E^ess Coach Bliss realized that 100-88, Marquette nudged Loyola not scheduled to report until Friday. scored 33 points, including a basket practice.” “I think Sutter is going to'change a free agent, at catcher and Lezcano, Yvon Lambert scored with 6:35 In other games, Los Angeles when it was 28-15 in the first half, we (111.) 63-62, American edged St. Rodgers, who missed part of last and two free throws in the last 1:27 of Herzog, the team’s manager and lot of records,” he said. “With him in who came from Milwaukee, in left remaining in the game to extend defeated Edmonton 5-2 and Van­ could have blown the game open,” Joseph’s 84-83 in overtime, and Penn season because of back problems, overtime, to carry American in an general manager, cleaned house the bullpen. I’m not going to let the field. Montreal’s unbeaten streak to 19 couver beat Philadelphia 64. Sutton said. “I know for our fans it downed P rinceton 52-43, and East Coast Conference showdown after the Cardinals’ fourth-place games. ’The Blues carried a 1-0 lead Kinga 5, Uilers 2 was at his home in Yorba Linda, other guys get beat.” “I think we’re going to be pretty wasn’t the most interesting game, Northeastern defeated Boston with St. Joseph. ’The Eagles and St. finish last year, sending 13 players to into, the third period on a goal by At Inglewood, Calif., Charlie Calif., once again troubled with but it doesn't take away from our University 83-76. Sutter, acquired from Chicago in solid offensively,” Herzog said, “and sciatic nerve problems. Joseph’s were both undefeated in the other clubs and getting 10 in return. exchange for Reitz and prized Blair Chapman midway through the Simmer scored his 55th and 56th championship. At Houston, guard Rob Williams, league before the game. I think we’re going to be super defen­ But Brewers’ General Manager Clone are such familar Cardinals as prospect Leon Durham, saved 28 second, but Montreal’s Steve Shutt goals of the season and Marcel "Every championship is special, the sixth-leading scorer in the nation, sively.” Harry Dalton said Rodgers’ injury Also at Philadelphia, Penn tied T ^ Simmons, Ken Reitz and Pete games for the last-place Cubs last tied the score 1:07 into the third Dionne added three assists as Los but this team showed a lot of courage scored 19 points to help the Cougars, wasn’t serious. Princeton for first place in the Ivy Vuckovich. Now with the club are year, one more than r^orded by the The Cardinals’ will play their first period while the Blues’ Bill Stewart Angeles snapped a seven-game to come back from 2-3 in the con­ 10-5 in the SWC, beat their crosstown “Naturally, I’m concerned, but it’s League as Paul Little and Ken Hall Bruce Sutter, Darrell Porter and entire St. Louis, staff. exhibition game March 14 against the was serving an interference penalty. winless streak. Simmer’s second ference. I think very few clubs could rivals. Ricky Pierce scored 21 points keyed a 13-2 surge in the final five Sixto Lezcano. New York Mets in St. Petersburg. goal at 12:49 of the second'period not critical at this time. I talked to have done that.” Other than pitching, Herzog said “You can’t ask a team to play for Rice, 7-8. minutes. The Quakers improved to Sixteen roster pitchers and six non­ ’They open their regular season at better than the way we played in the broke a 2-2 deadlock and gave Buck yesterday and he said he felt The Razorbacks, in winning their the biggest question to be answered At Austin, Texas, center. LaSalle 16-6 and 9-1 in the league. roster pitchers, including former home April 11 against the world third period,” said Montreal coach Simmer a tie with Mike Bossy of the 150 percent better than the day 10th straight game, captured their during the month-loiig camp will be Thompson scored 18 points to lift the At Boston, Northeastern’s Chip Kansas City ace Steve Busby, and six champion Philadelphia Phillies. Gaude Ruel. ”We4)Iayed tonight like New York Islanders for the league before,” Dalton said. 2 fourth SWC titie in the last five whether Tom Herr can play well Longhorns, who need only a win over Rucker scored 30 points, including 18- catchers are to report ’Thursday to you have to play in the playoffs.” lead in goals. Bklmonton’s Wayne “He has had problems with this the years, running their league mark to Rice in Houston Saturday to gain a of-20 free throws, while Roland the Cardinals’ spring training com­ Wayne Babych broke the tie with Gretzky fired in his 39th goal for an last few weeks, but he was up and 12-3 and season record to 21-6. Mike home-court berth in the first round of Braswell contributed 19 points and 15 plex in St. Petersburg, Fla. ’The rest his 43rd goal of the year, tying a club NHL-leading 114 points. Dionne is se­ around yesterday. He said he Young and U.S. Reed, two seniors the conference tournament. rebounds. The 21-5 Huskies are of the squad is due Monday. Steinbrenner clears record for most goals in a single cond with 106. expected to be in camp by the end of playing their last home game in front Canucks 6, r'lyers 4 At Fort Worth, Texas, Texas A&M expected to gain the top seed in the “I feel good,” Herzog said by season, 3:36 into the period when he the week. The coaches can run tilings of 9,283 fans, came up with 16 and 10 At Vancouver, British Columbia, survived two late TCU attempts at ECAC North playoffs. telephone from St. Petersburg. “We took a centering pass from Bemie until then,” Rodgers said. Dave Williams scored two power- had to make some changes and we up all loose talk Federko right in front of Montreal Besides Caldwell and Haas, the did. I’m enthusiastic.” goalie Michel Laroeque. play goals to lead the Canucks to roster pitchers on hand Tuesday their first win in their last nine starts were Jim Slaton, Bob McGure, Pete 5 Herzog’s first chore of the spring FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) ‘”That’s the way Montreal always White Sox, Cubs start drills Speaking of Guidry, Steinbrenner and their first home-ice victory over Vuckovich, Jamie Elasterly and Doug will be to put a pitching staff plays,” said St. Louis goalie Mike — In his first visit to the team’s said the left-hander would “not be the Flyers since Oct. 19, 1973. ’The Jones. < together. Only three pitchers — training camp ’Tuesday, New York part of any trade talks. I expect him ' Liut. "When they get momentum, starters Bob Forsch and Lary it’s see you later time. We played two game was ’marred by a second- Yankee owner George Steinbrenner to pitch for the Yankees this year and period, bench-clearing brawl that have hopes of better days Sorensen, acquired from Milwaukee, explained the team’s release of Luis for several years after.” super periods but we seemed to die a resulted in 104 minutes in penalties. and Sutter, obtained from the Cubs— Tiant, clarified his stand on Reggie little in the third.” Hellions win NEW YORK (UPI) - The Chicago are sure of their jobs. ’The (janadiens, who fired 16 shots ’The incident started after Williams last year after leading the team in Lemanczyk was to report today Jackson’s future and reiterated he Asked to comment on the players’ White Sox and Chicago Cubs both “If somebody cat) come through, at Liut over the first 12 minutes of caught Flyers’ player-coach Bobby wins two straight years, pitched 10 along with rookie pitcher Hector has no intention of trading pitcher meeting in Tampa, Fla., Wednesday Clarke with his head domi near the have officially opened their spring minutes of the batting practice Elduardo and new coach Vada Pin­ that will enable us to put Bob Shirley Ron Guidry. the final period, finally connected on honie finale and the jMssibility of a strike, Stein­ Pbilly blueline. training camps in hopes of improving Tuesday, an early debut for the son, who was excused to attend the in the bullpen with Sutter,” Herzog Steinbrenner said that, contrary to on dismal 1980 finishes. said. "I’m sure the ability’s there. brenner said, “Tlie Yankees are in a HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ usually slow starter. But Kravec has funeral of his grandmother. charges by Tiant that it was Stein­ position where we can say compensa­ ford, Hellions snapped a seven-game The White Sox, training in worked rigorously all winter in an We just have to put it together. brenner who didn’t Want the veteran Skating coverage questioned Sarasota, Fla., opened their first The highlight of the Cubs’ opening tion is necessary. We’ve used the losing streak with a 5-2 victory over attempt to regain his form. “I’m not above going with kids right-hander to return, he had been HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal commercial stations, who also an­ camp Tuesday under the ownership day in Mesa, Ariz., was the physical system and we have benefited from the Itever Avalanche ’Tuesday night Several position players, including over people who have had a chance voted down "b y my baseball people judge w u asked Tuesday to order nounced their opposition and said of Jerry Reinsdorf, who led a group condition of catcher Barry Foote, it. But we feel there should be com­ to close out their home season at the designated hitter Lamar Johnson, but haven’t done it. In fact, I kind of who felt it would be wrong to retard sponsors of next week’s World they were considering possible ac­ that bought the team for $20 million. who checked in at 216 pounds. pensation. If there isn’t, we’re going Hartford Gvlc Center. utility man Greg Pryor and third like it myself.” the development of our young ' Figure Skating Championships to tion. Manager Tony LaRussa greeted to have trouble. Robert (Mocha led the Hellions baseman Jim Morrison, worked out Herzog will have plenty of pitchers pitchers.” allow ongoing television news Aides said WFSB believed the com- nine catchers and 19 pitchers, in­ “’That’s the lowest' I’ve ever been attack with two goals while Alex Tar- Tuesday, although they do not have to choose from. Also in camp will be He also said “there has been no in­ “It’s not fair to the public. ’The coverage of the competition. ditions violated its rights under the cluding nine lefties. LaRussa told his at this time of the year,” Foote said. veteran Jim Kaat, rookies Andy Rin­ nocsi added' a goal and an assist to to report until Sunday with the rest of “And, I know I have to keep my vitation” to Jackson to join the public is going to get turned off one of WFSB-’TV News Director Richard First Amendment to the U.S. carry Hartford to its 12th win against players they will work this spring to the squad. con and John hbrtln and several Yankee owner in his other these days. If people are looking for Abies said the Travelers Insurance “find an edge.” He also vowed to im­ weight around that level or run the Gmstltutlon by “imposing restrtc- 24 hMses this season. Denver fell to The Sox announced they have in­ pitchers battling back from arm in­ businesses. the Yankees to bolt, they’re, looking Cos. and Skating Gub of Hartford prove on last year’s club. risk of needing back surgery.” tlons on television news coverage.” 1362. vited veteran right-hand^ pitcher juries, including Silvio Martinez, Bob “Somebody has misinterpreted in the wrong place. We’re going to had told the station it would have to ABC didn’t plan to televise its “And when you finish in fifth place, The Hellions, who were eliminated Dave Lemanczyk to camp on a “look- Sykes, Mark L ittell and .John something,” Steinbrenner said. stay in there, hanging with the agree not to televise coverage of t^ coverage until alter the comMtltloa 20 games under .500, that shouldn't “He understands that he can’t get from contention for the Major IndMr see” basis. Lemanczyk, 30, was 2-4 away with 225 or 230 anymore,” said Fulgham. “Reggie is the type of guy who can (owners) committee on whatever it event until after it was aired on ABC-" bad concluded. Aides uld. WI^H, a be hard to do,” LaRussa said. Soccer League playoffs on Sunday, for Toronto and 2-5 for California last Cubs’ manager Joey Amalfitano. “If “I think the one thing we need is go on to become a Yankee tradition, does. If it means not playing the TV’s “Wide World of Sports.” CBS affiliate, wanted to teleyiae Ken Kravec, who fell to a 3-6 will play next on Thursday in year before being released outright he tries, it might cost him the rest of for one of our starting pitchers to but some of the things that were said season, well, that's it. This is not a The same restriction was imposed news coverage as the events oc­ record and 6.94 earned run average emerge as a stopper,” Herzog said. Baltimore and wiil clos^ out their during the off-season. his career.” might have been misunderstood.” threat, it’s just how we feel ” on Gnuiectlcut’s other two major curred. season on March 8 in Buffalo. .1 0 - THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25, 1981

THE HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 25, 1«81 - 11 Scoreboard Olympic ice %in Opinion

Southwest SIXTH RACE 5/11 Arkansas 47. SMUS tRoMUwoM 10.10 S.K 4.M Houston 69. RiceB5 T Tom OwOey o.OO 4.N Okla. 8t. too, Okla. 68 was - . ■/...if/,:.'-:' n Texas 66, Texas Tech 54 • Amy B iftl | ig -I Basketball Texas A And M 58. TCUS7 TIME: a:04 NEW YORK (UPI) - One full year followed a hockey caim r in the NHL. the victeny and the experience has On TV West QololeU: OAT Pd ID.40 has passed since the U.S. Olympic Dominguez Hills59, Grand Canyon56 Trifwta: 0-74 Pd 090.00 Others never made it and still others ‘ marked them. are tevitably Portland St. n . U S Intl lO hockey team upset the Soviet Union SEVENTH RACE: 0/10 (0) never even tried. The most prMni- arited, for instance, to coihpare pro Vice presidency unique status in government 1 Diego St. 90. Hawaii 77 and proceeded to win the gold medal UUh St. ID. Western St. 69 9 Boondni On 0.90 4.00 9.00 nent example of the latter is team hockey to the Olympic ezp^ence. •Bmrtc* 1.00 J.oo at Lake Placid. captain Mike Eruzione, vriio d e d d ^ "It was ezeiting at the Olympics," In the wake of presidents in both the executive and And that possibility isn’t as WEDNESDAY ■f 9 Bly Timer yoo To many, it may be difficult day, how about “a few words legislative branches.” FEB.2S, 1M1 NATIONAL BASKCTBALL ASSOC TIME: a:34 to end bis hockey with the trinmph. said Mike Ramsey, now a remote as you might think. By United Press International Qulnlell: 9li9 Pd iu.40 remembering how important the vic­ Eruzione scored the yrinning goal defenseman for the Buffalo Sabres. bn the vice presidency”? The candidate elected to that EVENING Pastern Confereni'e TrifecU: AM Pd 1119.70 tory was to the country at that time. Nine vice presidents have Atlantic Division against the Soviets, a 40-foot v ^ st "But it’s a lot more ezeiting now Sometimes downplayed — or post is not only vice president 6:00 W L Pet GB EIGHTH RACE: 9/10 (B) The hostages have returned Irom shot with time dwindling in the than the 65 games we played before succeeded to the presidency — (S) NCAA Baakatball Continuaa Philadelphia f3 IS .800 — 7 Hl(hway R u (er 10.40 0.00 4.K 0 Kegima Clem ].4o 4.u Iran and the conflict in Afghanistan, game. the Olympics. We played all those discredited because its — he’s also the president of the eight through death of the Eiiitorial From Daytimo Boston 49 ir. .768 2>v 7:00 New York 41 24 .631 il 9 Atomic Speed o a though it continues, does not provoke "I knew all along,” said Eruzione, games that didn’t mean anything. We prescribed high level duties Senate and casts the deciding White House occupant and the ® 8|M>rttConlar Washington 30 36 .462 S TIME: a:40 the same outrage it did when, the 9:00 New Jersey 20 46 .303 32‘> Quiiiiela:0A7 Pd IM.M "that if we led the Russians by one weren’t fluting for first or third. seem few — the vice presiden­ vote in case of a tie. ninth through resignation. GD NBABaskatball Central Division ' TrtlecU: 7+0 Pd MOl.W Soviets entered 14 months ago. goal with siz minutes to go, we would Now, every n i^ t two points are on of pneumonia in 1841 within House with elected terms of presidents — Richard under 09 NCAA Baakatball Milwaukee 46 16 .719 — SOCCER cy has its dignifying features The crowning feature of the Indiana 36 29 i64 10>,s NINTH RACE: 9/16 D) Yet, a moment of reflection brings win, because they would be playing the line.” Based on the history of the one month of his inauguration. their own. President Martin Van Buren, 10:00 Chicago S S .478 ISVt OCocoQU 7.00 S.OO 9.00 ^ PKA Full Contact Karata Cleveland S 31 J91 H back the thrill. With America badly against all that enthusiasm and all Most of all, however, the questions nevertheless. vice presidency, of course, is presidency thus far, a vice MAJOh INDOOR SOa’ER LEAGUE 9 Ray'i Clown 9.40 4.40 Others were Millard Andrew Johnson, who Andrew with Lincoln, and Lyn­ 10:30 AtlanU 21 40 22 needing a morale boost, these "big that guts.” center on the emotion, on what it was As Senate majority leader that under the constitution the d} NBABaskatball Detroit 15 52 £ 4 SBt* By United Press international 9 OiUooIi Cher 4 a president has a 23-plus percent Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Western Conference Atlantic Divisim TIME: a :H doolies" made a tentative beginning, Eruzione recalls being slightly like to be involved in such a stirring succeeded to the presidency don B. with John F. Kennedy. 11:30 .u « . W L Pci. GB QnlnleU: 9U Pd fH.M Howard Baker noted in in­ V.P. becomes the president chance of succeeding to the (S) SportaCantar Midwest Division x NewYork 32 4 609 - improved quickly, .sensed the oppor- awed by the effect of the triumph. He accomplishment." Chester Arthur, Theodore when Abraham Lincoln was In 1800, Thomas Jefferson, W L Pet GB Baltimore is 18 .500 14 TrifecU: 0-M Pd lIM.W troducing new vice president 12:00 San Antonio 43 24 642 — tunity, then finally skated tells of calling home and being in­ "I don’t know if I can pinpoint one when the chief executive is Oval Office. (S) NCAA Baakatball Philadelphia 16 18 .471 15 TENTH RACE: 5/10 (A) Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, assassinated, had the unique vice president to John Adams, Kansas Citv 32 34 m 10*% Hartford 12 24 433 20 themselves into the collective hearts George Biish to an august body 2HX) Houston 31 33 484 1(A) 7 Lancc'f Rombler 6.40 4.M l .a formed that neighbors were drinking specific memory,” said Mwk John­ removed from office by death, The nine vice presidents who Central Division 6 Streoky Son lo.a o.» Harry Truman, Lyndon B. experience of being a the second president, had the (!i) TMaWaak InThaNBA Denver 26 38 .406 St. Louis »4 12 867 - of America. champagne in front of his house. son. "Scoring that goal to ice the Utah 24 41 .389 18 1 Doublo Strike 4 a of U.S. Senators: resignation, impeachment or inherited the presidency were 2:30 Cleveland - 20...... 15 571 9>x "It was,” said Mark Johnson, "the Goalie Jim Craig celebrated by game against Finland whs special. Johnson and Gerald R. Ford. D em ocrat elected on the distinction of running against (9) SportaCantar Dallas 9 |3g 33 ^icaigo TIME: 31:H Pacific Division 18 17 J.14 5>x most exciting two weeks of my life.” “The vice presidency of the inability to discharge the led by John Tyler, who became 3:00 Buffalilo 16 19 .€7 7>i QulnieU: OAT Pd 997.W draping an American flag draped Then standing on the platform and Lyndon Johnson, Truman, Republican ticket. the incumbent and winning .... Phoenix 40 19 721 — TrifecU: 7+1 Pd ail.ro “powers and duties of the of­ 09 PKA Full Contact Karata Los Angeles 43 21 672 4 Western Division First came a 2-2 tie with Sweden over himself. Today be prefers not to receiving the gold medal, and going United States is the only office the 10th president when Collidge and Roosevelt earned 4:30 Portland 33 33 fiOO U Wichita 19 17 - ■Three Johnsons, incidental- the first of Jefferson's two Phoenix 13 2D .394 4t» ELEVENTH RACE: 5/10 (C) and then a surprising rout of power­ live in the fantasy world that the back to the platform while they’re in government which has a foot fice.” (S) Tannia Grand Maatars Golden State 32 33 492 IfA) Denver William Henry Harrison died added tenure in the White San Diego 29 3fi .463 18 13 23 .371 W) 4 Lonceomc Bear 19.a 9.M 3.a ful Czechoslovakia. Suddenly, on ly> have served as vice terms as chief executive. San Francisco )0 25 486 6>) I I'm Tou|h 9.M 9.M team created during those days. He playing the national anthem with the Seattle 29 36 446 18^) x-clinched division title Feb, 22, the Americans stood tefore \ Tuesday's Results 6 Big Tbompion 3 a is more concerned with keqihg his whole nation watching ...” Tuesday's Results 'HME: a : « New York 120. Atlanta 117 iot» Hartford 5. Denver 2 the Soviets with an undefeated job as the Boston Bruins' spare "It was the most ezeiting two 2 Los Angeles 107. Chicago 97 New York 6. Baltimore 3 Qulniela: 1A4 Pd a d .a record and, amazingly, they won 4-3. goalie. Seattle 102. DallasM San FranciscoB, Wichita 5 TrifecU: 4-1.5 Pd a i t W weeks of my life.” . Hockey San Antonio 131. Golden State 126 Two days later, ne^ing a victory Denver 140. New Jersey 123 Wednesday 's Game TWELFTH RACE: YANKEE “You know, I really don’t always San Diego 121. Portland 107 IW nix at CTiicago COURSE (Cl over Finland to give them the gold want to talk about Lake Placid,” Supports change Letters . Wednesday 5 Games 3 Jemle'o Precioui 13.a 7.a O.a medal, they rallied to win 4-2. Craig said. “The NHL is a complete­ Cleveland at Boston '4 Excitement 6 .a 5 .a OSLO (UPI) — Norway’s world New York at Washington 6 Re Bop 6 a The intervening year has taken the ly different thing. You have to con­ NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE lDave Silk, now a member usually a soft shot whereas the NHL St Louis 36 13 13 S) 272 212 Lucas 4 04 8. Hassett 11-2 4. Parker 2 R's Spartan Competition would also be harder meetings held the purse strings of where they can do useful work — not Chicago 26 26 10 62 2i5 248 f<4 9, Ray0040. Reid01-3I. Totals46 'HME: a;53 Monthly Bill of the New York Rangecs in the Vancouver 22 23 17 61 229 230 blazes away from all over and you 32-45 I2B. QninieU; lli7 Pd 113.30 Top Ring NHL. "That’s a year ago. I will never because the Eiast European girls local government. unlike a town meeting moderator. Edmonton 19 31 10 48 238 253 SAN ANTONIO (131) TrlfecU; 1-7-6 Pd 1196.80 have to stay alert. I can’t keep living Colorado 17 S 10 44 201 282 R.Johnson S 04 10, Olberding 5 6 4 18, Ixw J forget it and it probably will be the in the past.” would concentrate more on this dis­ The first town meetings exercised Often a well-attended town Winnipeg 7 43 II 2T ISO 2se G.Johnson4 M 9. Sil8t611-1223. Gervin SECOND RACE: 5/16 (D) 2o On 0 Sis tance, said the 31-year-oId Waltz. Wales Conference ^eatest athletic achievement of my judicial, administrative and meeting will erupt into an emotional 11 44 26. Griffin 4 24 10. Moore 2 24 6 8 Irtsh Tag 660 4.10 9.00 DF Little Raven Life has changed for the coaching Marathon for women will be in­ Norris Division Brewer 7 44 18. Corzine 4 04 8. Gerard 1 Impala Tex 5.00 4.30 OMikeO life. But right now I’m worried about staff, too. Head coach Herb Brooks legislative functions. Later, the storm that must be calmed before W L T Pts GF GA 2 14 5 Totals 50 31 39 131 9 BeU BnAer 9 20 JB'sOJ cluded in the 1982 European Cham­ Montreal 34 18 9 77 261 179 Golden SUte 34 34 25 33-128 TIME: 32:78 making the Rangers. I want to be fared poorly in a job in Switzerland. judicial was moved to the courts and 'useful debate can return. Los Angeles 33 20 9 7f: 280 230 San Antonio 32 44 94 21-134 2nd D 5/16 pionships and the 1983 World Cham­ Pittsburgh 21 30 9 f>] 223 285 Qulniela; lU Pd 133.00 And Much Mme part of it when they win the Stanley Assistant coach Craig Patrick wound the administrative and legislative to Originally town officials were Three Points Goala-Hasaett. King TrifecU; 6-1-3 Pd $397.90 pionships and Waitz said she would Detroit 18 30 12 48 191 244 h ouled Out-Lucas. Smith. ToUl Foula- GIo Soft Cup like I was part of it at Lake up as the beleaguered coach and Hartford 16 29 16 48 231 289 Golden State 95, San Antonio 29. D.D. 1&6 Pd 124.30 Wise Haim consider her results in these events a boat'd of selectmen. Later still, in elected at town meeting — officials Adams Division Placid.” ^ Technical»-A!beck2. A-0.163. THIRD RACE; 5/16 (D) R'a My Jim general manager of the Rangers. Coventry, the legislative power was included the familiar selectman, Buffalo 29 12 19 77 Silk is one of several players who before deciding whether to go to the Minnesota 29 19 14 72 227 196 NEW JERSEY (123) 7 Milford Melody 11.20 5.60 7.00 Fawn Minus Still, it is the players who forged Olympics. given to the town council and ad­ treasurer, constable and highway Boston 27 23 10 64 237 217 Lucas 1 04 2, O'Koren 7 24 16. Elliott 1 BL'i Little Girl 9.00 9.80 Paso Phelan ^ebec 21 28 13 f?. 23f< 257 3 24 8. Cook 8 6-7 22. Newlin 5 14 11, 8 Te Prize 4^40 Frank S Chloupe ministrative to the town manager — surveyor, and the unfamiliar Toronto 22 29 10 64 248 281 Moore 4 94 11. Robinson 15 24 32. Van TIME: 92:86 Prancealot Tuesday's Results Breda Kolfl 2 04 4, Jones 8 H 17. both of the latter retain the town tithingman, hog reeve, fence viewer QulnieU; 1&7 Pd |S.40 3rd D 5/16 Gary Matthews Montrea!2. St Louis2(tie) Sparrow 0040. Totals 59174F^ 123 TrifecU: 7-1-8 Pd $509.40 Los Angelesf. Edmonton? DENVER (140) Oakland Jo meeting as part of the legislative and sealer of leather. Vancouver6. Philadelphia 4 English 7 3-4 17. Hordges 3 24 8. Issel FOURTH RACE: 5/18 (D) Coach Clyxfe power. As you can see there have been Wednesday s Games 9 8-U 28, Higgs 4 04 8. Dunn 5 24 12. 3 SG's Lucky Louie 16.80 9.80 4.40 Night Flasher slated to ride Buffalo at N Y Rangers McKinney 3 2-2 8. Robisch 11 54 27. 6 D.S. Mike 14.80 5.00 New Lover The original town meetings were many changes in town meeting N Y Islanders at Calgarv Vandewe'ghe 4 4412. Gondrezick 82418. Philadelphia at Edmonton 7 DIko Lighting 4.20 Carbon Ditto established to provide "an arena for procedures since the 1700’s. With Valentine2044 Totals562840140. TIME; 32:89 R’s Doctor G Atlanta bench Washington at Chicago New Jersey 38 27 22 36-123 those who are governed to make continued increase in population and Minnesota at Hartford Denver 38 95 31 36-140 QuinleU: 2&6 Pd 8129.80 Town Line WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Winnipeg at Pittsburgh Total fouls-New Jer^2 3 . Denver 22. TrifecU; 3-6-7 Pd 11,905.00 Even N Odds their voices heard by those who complexity of government more St Louis at Detroit Technical-None, A-9.IE3. — Atlanta Braves owner Ted iW ier Colorado at Toronto FIFTH RACE: CONSTITUTION 4th D 5/18 govern." No agendas were included changes will occur. The question is— Boston at Quebec COURSE T (C) Bust Out Joe reportedly has instructed team of­ LOS ANGELES (107) 4ChubOuie 11.80 4.40 4.20 Keen HiMtess on the call of the meeting since atten­ when and how? Thursday's Games Chones 8 14 17. Jamaal Wilkes 11 1-1 ficials to keep outfielder Gary Pittsburgh at Washington 23. Abdul-Jabbar 10 94 23. Cooper 4 24 3 Tell Ruaa 4.6O i.OO Olympic Mover dance was compulsory and fines Presently, the town council has ap­ Colorado at Montreal 8 Furley 4.00 Jajol Matthews on the bench if Matthews Vancouver at Los Angeles 10. Nixon 10 44 24. Brewer 2 04 4. were levied on those who arrived pointed a charter revision commis­ F TIME; 46:34 DK’s Snooker Minnesota at Boston Jordan 1 34 5. Landstwrger 0 0-2 2 continues to block a proposed trade Why feds won’t blow whistle on waste f^ rterj 04 0. Holland 0 1-21 Totals 48 Quiniela; 244 Pd 122.00 Devon Lady to Cincinnati. late. sion with a charge to study the 15-21 107. TrifecU; 4-24 Pd 1960.20 Jetmiver's Price NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CHICAGO (97) Boston Best The Atlanta Journal said Monday As population increased and in­ budgetary process that includes an WASHINGTON - "Spare the rod Compiled Standings Greenwood 7 54 19. Kenon 2 (M) 4. SIXTH RACE: 5/18 (A) By United Press International Gilmore 6 24 14. Theus 7 2-f. 16 8 Jamie's Cooter 20.00 9.20 4.40 5lhC YC Turner told reporters that Matthews terest in all matters waned, agendas annual town meeting. and spoil the child” is an old- (Top 16 make playoffs Wilkerson 5 2412. Sobers 4 2411. May 5 7 U PariU 7.00 4.40 Carrara Marble "wil! not start” if he remains in were Issued and only interested fashioned maxim that has long since W L- T . fts . - GF GA 04 10. Dietrick 0 04 0. Jones 5 14 11 9 Joe D Glpper 9 20 Just Wink (^estions as to proposed changes St. Louis 36 13 13 ar 272 212 Touts 41 14-19 97. TIME: 92:96 Dorrance Atlanta this season. Turner said citizens attended—much like today. can be addressed to Commission fallen out of favor — with the federal NY Islanders 36...... 16 to _82 yv/277 »205 Angeles 3022 2728-107 Philadelphia QuinleU; 748 Pd $78.20 LC’s Trailblazer rookie Terry Harper would start in Originally voting at town meetings Chairman Robert Olmstead. government. 94 18 10 78 M4 189 ^ ‘cago 25 2B2S»-97 TrifecU: 8-7-9 Pd 8820.20 Montreal 34 18 9 77 261 179 Three point goals-Sobers.ToUlfouU- Little Samantha Matthews’ place along with Dale Jack Anderson Streakln Deckln was restricted to those who belonged In addition, when a proposal is When Uncle Sam’s hardworking Buffalo 29 12 19 77 239 181 Los Angeles 19. Chicago 19. A-16418 SEVENTH RACE; 5/18 (C) Murphy and aaudell Washington. £ Los Angeles 33 20 9 75. 200 230 7 Oshkosh Beverlee 20.40 8.80 9.00 Fluff A Nutter to the right church and owned enough developed by the commission, public auditors find evidence of fraud and Minnesota 29 19 14 72 227 la SAN DIEGO (121) Star Maiden "Maybe I’’m making a mistake,” Calgarv Brooks 8 0616. Bryant 3 2-2 8. Nater 3 8 Yellow Form 6.20 9.00 I 29 21 12 70 MO 223 5 Dudley's Ray Ray 9 10 property. Today — only a property hearings will be held. I invite all in­ waste in the spending of federal Boston 27 23 10 6t 237 217 10-13 16. Smith 7 6-7 S. Taylor 10 6-6 a 8th A 5/16 Turner said, "but I don’t think so. If TIME: 748 Pd 177.00 JUnbo Cole requirement remains. terested Coventry citizens to attend funds, the government is supposed to Chicago 26 26 10 2C. 2« Bibby 2 04 5, Williams 9 (M) 6. Heard 5 one of them fails or goes into a timesheets which had been France in 1917 and 1918. On Watch bassy in Berne, Switzerland. Vancouver 22 23 17 61 2a 290 1-6 11. Davis 4 9-9 12. Whitehead 01-2 1. TrifecU; 7-»4 Pd 1896.60 JD’l Boomerang 'The town meeting was headed by a these hearings and give input before crack down on the offenders and at NY Rangers 23 30 9 H 244 Z)4 Touts 45 2M2-121. Wlze Zlggy slump, we can put Gary in. He won’t "reconstructed” from memory. one night off the coast of France, he Callahan, meanwhile, was sum­ ^ebec PORTLAND (107) EIGHTH RACE: YANKEE COURSE 21 a 13 SS 295 257 (B) Jamie'i Dalsey embarrass us because he’s terrific.” moderator defined as a man of com­ any proposed change goes to the polls least force them to give back the Toronto 22 a 10 54 248 281 Natt 4 8-7 14. Washington 9 1-4 19, Heard It All — During a three-year period, the detected a light flickering in Morse moned by the Mount Vernon's Washington 6 DD’s DaVe 17.20 6.80 5.40 manding presence and respect in the 19 a 1.5 S3 214 237 Owens 4 048, Paxson 99-7.21. Ransey 4 Onestlmo Matthews, who Turner obtained in for a final decision.. money they ripped off from the Pittsburgh 21 30 9 28 285 44 12. Bales 9 5-5 8 . Gross 4 0-18, 7 MounUin Flush 4.20 9.80 Fulton (bounty (111.) Housing Authori­ code from one of the ship’s portholes. skipper, Ashley Herman Robertson, Dudley’s Bemle 1976 at the expense of a tampering community — much like today. Robert F. Koontz, taxpayers. In many cases, interest H ai^r024 2. Gale0040. ToUls432I- 8 Dudley’s Son Don 9 20 ty received excess HUD payments of Racing below, he found a civilian anil told to say nothing about the Edmonton 19 31 10 I 236 253 TIME; 41:29 Sam’s Flash charge, has the contractual right of Interesting to note — the word Chairman, and penalties should be levied as Detroit 18 30 12 191 M San Diego 95 »3B 22-121 VIP, Montefiore Judelshohn, at an suspected espionage. On his return to Hartford QuinJeU: 647 Pd $32.20 7tfa C 5/16 nearly $100,000, but failed to give the 16 a 16 a i 29 Poland »MS38-107 TrifecU: 8-7-8 Pd 1399.90 Jilt Her trade approval, and he has refused to moderator in nuclear physics Town Council, well. Colorado 17 33 10 a i 282 Three point goals-Bib^. Davis. money back. Not only has no open porthole, flashlight in hand. the United States, Callahan was Winnipeg 7 43 II Fouled oui-Bryant. Natl. ToUl fouls Mlz J'l Lady accept a move unless the receiving describes a substance used in a reac­ Coventry. Incredibly, though, the middle- 190 2SB NINTH RACE: 5/16 (C) progress been made in collecting the After a scuffle, Judelshon was put in transferred abruptly before a board ^ n Diego a , Portlands. Technicals- 6 Bin’s Buff 7.20 9r40 2 80 Lady Wiskom team is willing to provide him with a level bureaucrats who should be ECdmonton | \ {^2 Bibby, Portland, zone defense. A~I2.68S 7 Insignificant A 6.20 4.20 Flash Bash new long-term contract to replace the overpayment, but the county has the ship’s brig. of inquiry could interview him. His Los Angeles 221—6 2 Jamie's Amanda 4 $0 Peco’s Pacer chasing^ down these wayward First Periw^l. Los Angeles, Korab8 NEW YORK (120) Cmnpact Cadillac pact that expires at the end of this since seen an additional $250,000 in Judelshohn was a State Depart­ new assignment was on a munitions Russell 7 M 17. S Williams 6 44 16. 'HME: 32:42 billions just can’t be bothered. In « MuT>hv.DjOTne).3:fl.2. Edmonton QuinieU: 647 Pd 849.40 Mepple season. government subsidies. ment foreign language expert ship. Messier 12(Hicks.SiItaneni.8:» 3 Los *■ Richardson 6 54 Path of Glory Merchant opposes tax some cases, they actually reward the Angeles. Simmer*'>*'**»ic4 .s;ff; iLHonne.(Dionne, Ll 2 , R WllliamsS I-l II. WebsterlMS TrifecU: 8-7-2 Pd 88M.80 Turner said his action was “the — Community Services Ad­ traveling with Secretary of War The ship’s log supports Callahan's Murphyi. 17.47 Penalhes-Dionne. LA. &lennS54 17. pemic0747. Woodaon i TENTH RACE: YANKEE COURSE 8th T (B) YC To the editor: T . V 0 64 0. Scalea 0 (H) 0 logical thing to do for the future. business knowing he can be held ripoff artists with even more govern­ story. Robertson died in 1930, an ad­ ToUls « IM4 170 (A) Ballyaooe Rose ministration officials asked the Newton D. Baker. To Callahan’s Greuky iT U N T ? ril“ dC’s Mindy Mae Gary is going to be a free-agent after I am writing to you in regards to liable; there is far less chance of ment goodies. Spared the rod of » IColleyl. f,: ta'AnMlM, 8 Black Daddy 93.00 11.80 10.00 Florida Department of Community .astonishment, Judelshohn was miral by then. Judelshohn served in 7 Keen Onte 4.40 4.10 PerOlaf the new 10 percent tax on profits for SimmerffilWells.Ditmnei.U 49 8 Los .. l^cw 7 54 14, Roundfleld 7 6-11 77 next season and some people in our fraud. federal enforcement, it’s no wonder [!**'• - k-h 17, Johnaon a 6-11 b ' 1 Claatk CaddUac 6.20 Paso Dapple Affairs to respond to questions raised released a few days later and allowed Berne until November 1919,- and Angeles. Terrion 8 (L Murphy). 14 58 Rln Tin Tim organization teil me Harper vriU be a unincorporated businesses. I feel the spoiled recipients of government PenaUie»-Harris. LA, 143. Coffey. Ma thews 7 44 8. McMillen 4 74 10 TIME: 40:95 This tax will be an additional in a 1976 f^eral audit regarding to take up his post in the U.S. Em­ retired to Constantinople. M m on. 4;flf.. Simmer, LA. 5:18 . Burleson0MO.Shelton $$ It's Meagin better outfielder than Gary." that the law is unfair; an unjust funds thumb their noses at the l^M 7, Pellom 7 5-7 9. ToUls B ilU QuinieU: 748 Pd 143.00 Forever Jo ^ hardship on small businessmen. It is $298,416 in government grant money. Chartraw, LA, 9 W . Callighen, EUlmon, TrifecU: 8-7-1 Pd 11184.00 Matthews said the Turner state­ burden on small businesses. As an regulations — and laugh ail the way ELEVENTH RACE: 5/16 (B) Pepper Patch a documented fact the the average The state agency Ignored the Third penod-7. Us Angeles, Harris 17 New York 87076 57 7-170 ment came as no surprise, saying that unincorporated businessman, I do not to the bank. r Penalfie»-Ixewi.v LA. Allanla 70 51 5470 4-117 ■1 v-airyCarry uye Bye 10.40 7.00e.w 4.00w.w 9th B 5/18 small businessman’s income is below request. Though (XA warned the . 02. M Murphy. LA, 19:51 .Suala-RIchardson. Fooled ^ Ed'* PalrlcU 12.80 9 80 Andy Atlas Braves manager Bobby Cox had told get many of the tax benefits of the Here are some examples that show Shots on goal-Edomonton 10-104-a D«w. Hawes, Mallhews 9 Oshkorii Snoball 5.40 New Destiny the national average for middle Florida department it faced a cutoff LA L'6-9-32 him earlier that "Ted had said to put '^"'■k 54. Allanu ». TIME: 11:« Helen G large corporations. This law is in es- management. Along with that, there why government auditors are G oalies-Edm on Ektwards LA Ires- T^hnical-AtlanU coach Brown Ri­ everybody else in front of me this of federal funds if it failed to res­ M rd A- -9.006 chardson A-7.(Fi4. m Qulniela: 11.5 Pd 175.00 Barb Gulttar sense an income tax only on small are many personal risks involved in probably the most frustrated civil Thoughts TrifecU: 1+5 Pd IIIU.B Brisk Spin spring. pond, the state still made no reply. Tuesday'sCollege Basketball ResutU Shaded Sky businessmen and not the public as a owning your own business. I hope all servants of all: By United P r ^ International TWELFTH RACE: 6/15 (A) Bjorn Borg displays follow through of forehand smash in re­ “1 know they’re trying to force me Yet it was awarded another $500,000 Philadelphia 1 1 9-4 East 8 My Love ii.M U.OO 4.50 TM’i Ices to go to Cincinnati, but I’m not run­ whole. Small Businessmen will unite — In May 1979, auditors at the Vancouver 22 9-8 Albany St.86. Cortland St.84(ot) 5 Big Jonek lojo 5.10 Bom Blue by eSA — and a subsequent audit First period-1. Vancouver, Schmauti cent match. The world's No. 1 ranking tennis performer Is well If the law passes it will force most National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ Allegheny 73. Bethany 70 1 Desert Dandy 550 lOlh A YC ning away," Matthews said. "I don’t together on this issue. It must not be raised questions about $70,924 of that Another Danger Zone: Money stuff. Study a person's check stubs 23 iS n^ts. Williamsi.7:04.2 Philadel­ American Int'l. 71 HarllordOO on his way to retaining that lofty position in 1981 competition. small businessmen to incorporate phia. Propp 19 (Leitch. Eriksson).9:S. 'HME: 8:45 Sonte Cutle want to be traded until I have a new forgotten that small businesses are ministration reported that the grant. This week in the "Thoughts" and you are more likely to discover American UB4. St Joseph’BI Pa 163 (ot) Bonita Marge (UPI photo) 3. Vancouver. Williams 26 iBoldirev. Babfon97. Rhode Island Coll SB QuinleU: SM Pd I57.B contract.” which would be a loss to the state and still the working backbone of the MacNeal-Schwendler Corp. was column, we are considering several his or her spiritual destination than if Brasari. I0;T. Penalties-Lindgren. Van. Bryant 72, Bentley 58 TrifecU: 5+1 Pd 5855.B My Darlln Son The GAO in 1978 found that 34 8 (B: (iorence, Phi.9 39. Cochrane. Phi. Jimmy’s Babe the public in general. When a economy. marketing a computer program that 18 27, Williams. Van. 18:52; Wilson Phi, Carnegie-Mellonff, Wash And JefI84 THIRTEENTH RACE: YANKEE DO IT DAILY — WIN MONEY by checking the lottery federal agencies were owed a total of danger zones on the expressway of you listen to'his prayers on Sunday. 19 2f Case Westerns?. Thiel79 COURSE (Dl . DK’i Hector business is not incorporated, he is had been develop^ by Uncle Sam — Clark 90. Williams 87 UvelyMo numbers in The Herald. Michael Mlssari, owner $4.3 billion according to government life. We have checked out the Jesus said. "Cion't hoard up the Second PeriocM. Philadelphia. Linse Clarion 84. L ^ Haven 74 4 JD'l Sun l.M 5.40 4.40 liable to his customers or clients. but was not paying the required lease mans iunasaistedi.9:33.f.. Vancouver. 1 Old Fonn 4 50 5 40 Slender Model Paul’s Paint & . territories of anger and sex. Today l-easures of this world, where Coast Guard 68. Connecticut Coil. O L.C.’s Fire Hy audits. A recent, broader survey Williams 27 iSchmaulz. Lanzi. 12:91 8 Dickinson 73. Gettysburg 56 5 Sodroc Kid I'oo With this in mind, the small Decorating Center fees to the government. The auditors bollisions and hijackers and speed- 2 done at the request of Rep. Jack we encounter a third road sign: Vancouver. Gradin II (Nanno). 18 Q Fairfield 88. Falrleigh Dickinson 71 TIME: 41:17 5 11th C 5/11 businessman runs a more responsible Penaltie^^ HIII. Phi,8 M. Cochrane. Phi. Hsrtwick 89. LeMoyne SO QuinleU: liri Pd 115.40 Sweet Harry Manchester estimated that NASA could recover traps take it from you but forward it 11:21. Williams. Van. double-minor, Brooks, D-Texas, chairman of the Danger - Money Ahead. Command- Howard 76. DeUware St. C SuperftcU: 4-1+1 Pd 54B.IO Stone Dianvmd anywhere from 1300,000 to $2 million. 17:94, Oarke. Phi, double-minor. 17:94; Indiana (Pa.196. Edinborott Government Operations (Committee, ment Number 8 says "Thou shalt not 'a h ^ d to the weigh station at the end Cochran. Phi. double-minor, maior and Attendance: 1551 Dipper Ed Ithaca 7f. Rensselaer Poly6D Cuahle Qlnger AUTO REPAIRS But the space bureaucrats evident­ steal.” This is the most primitive double-game misconduct. 17 94. Hanlon. New Hampshire Coll. 101, Keene St. 85 Handle: 1177,010 showed 73 agencieis with a total of of the route - where it is secure from Van. game misconduct. 17:94. Marois. NortheasteroSS. Boston U.78 Lee ly had their eyes on the stars instead driving lesson - namely stay on your all road hazards." Van. game misconduct. 17 94. Linseman. Fawn Biddy Residents ask fairness $14.3 billion in "unresolved audit fin­ Pennsylvania 52. Princeton 43 TucMiajr MbUb m Wl •IRVICl ALL of on mundane money matters. A re­ Phi. game misconduct. 17 9t. Bathe. Phi, PitUburrtun.Mau.il LCTi DriveUne dings.” Brooks plans to hold hearings side of the road. Relatively few peo­ (Question: When you come to that tame misconduct and gross misconduct. Rm uIu Q IN IRA L MOTOR To the editor: 17 94: Butler. Van. major and game Rhode Island U . 81. New Hampshire U Sweep On • of Ur. Oeedwreoeh" cent qnreleased review by the ple disregard this directive openly. final toll-gate of life, will you have fl TRACK: MUDDY WEATHER: RAIN CARS AND TRUCKS on the GAO’S survey. misconduct. 17:9(, Van. bench 1 served by S.E M suB.Currytt Utfa B 1/18 Recently letters have been backyards that is increasingly General Accounting Office reported But of course there are many ways to anything of value to take across the Botdirevi, |7 94 Southern Conn. 72, EatUro Coon. 9 FIRST RACE: 1/15 (M) In Honor Of One big problem, veteran govern­ Third Period-7. Vancouver. Boklirev Spring GardensM. Bknmlield Coll. 81 SLndyTooll 14J5 4J5 1.05 published in The Herald suggesting generating industrial waste that “although 15 months have 5 Dtlaoo ment auditors told my associate steal. We can steal by not paying an line? 25. (Lani. McCarthy). I:(2.. 8. Philadel­ St Anwlm'188. St. Mlcbsers83 IZoo|iha5ous | . a 4J 5 phia. Holmgren 15 (Enksson. Dailey). Line Aeroee. • A U MECIMNICiU. SiPAMS that expansion of Multi-Circuits to the designated as hazardous by the elapsed since the audit report was StonybrookB. ManhatUnvIUeM 5 Freddy's R a a ^ I J 5 Goober NuU Tony Capaccio, is that there is little adequate wage or doing a fair day's 12:14 9. Vancouver Lindgren. 4 (RoU WorcesUrTechlS. NicholsB(2ot) Tnffi: 8:51 adjacent area of Holl and Harrison issued, no substantive actions have The Rev. Bob Tallent, McCarthy). 14:41 10. Philadelphia. Kerr Hack’s Hoy federal Ehivironmental Protection work. We can cheat on our income Yale 70. Union 81 QnlnMa: IM Pd |» j o • CM BUfl COUItMN R»AMS incentive for management 17 (Eriksson. Hilli, 19:13 Penaltiet- South Comlai Event streets (Manchester) has been and Agency, nor do they face the occurred" td get the money owed. Pastor Snnsts. Van. minor and misconduct, TrilecU: + 1-1 Pd IBT.M Yellow Hoot • ■«NLT AUnBATIC TRANSMISSiSIIS bureaucrats to follow up on audit fin­ tax. We can lie about an accident to Ala.-BirminghamB. Samlord87 will be beneficial to Manchester. prospect of decreasing property — In January 1979, Agriculture First Baptist Oiurch of Tolland l:l7 . Clarke. Phil, minor and miscon* Alderson-BroaddusSl,W Va.St.73 SECOND RACE: 5/15 (Ml Fbottapper dings. That’s Jiecause few govern­ get reimbursement for damages, duct. 1:17. Williams. Van.2:09. Busniuk. • Aim PAMTHM Certainly, no one can debate the fact Phi.2.09. Williams. Van.7:46. Busniuk CaUwba67. Atlantic aristU n a 5 DF Black Moon 1.45 5J5 iM tlthT(D)OC values. Department auditors discovered that etc., etc. Phi. 7:48 Eriksson. Ph:. 9:48. Smyl, Charleston 70. Allen 81 5 Last out 5J 5 I JO ment officials are graded on their Furman 71. E Tennessee St. 76 Yellow CadUlnc • GNARIE WITN M A S m CNAMI that creation of jobs is economically 1 do not feel it is just for the Town both Agriculture and the Health and Van. It 19 Ashton. Van. 12 29. Bridge- 5 Good Jnkn i a A ^ like performance in retrieving money The real hazard about money is not man. Phi. 12 9 . Holmgren. Phi. 17 01 Gsrdner-WebbTl. Barber-Scotia SI TIME: 8 : 8 desirable for Manchestet. But just as Human Services Department had Jacksonville B. Georgia 8WEI TeUlnbcl •tANOMwsicinsonncE of Manchester to allow further In­ owed. In fact, there is some incentive in stealing it but in what it steals McCarthy, Van. 17;tr Lenoir-RhyneTO. Belmont Abbey 70 QuIaWa: IM Pd |1U5 Ima Lacky Hannah businesses are an asset to a com­ SboU-on-toal- Philadelphia 8-I2-I9-S TrUtcU: »+5 Pd 118.45 sell insurance dustrial expansion on Harrison Street been reimbursing Philadelphia’s from us. Money will steal life from Mary Washington 166. Gslla«dc6 l Vancouver L5-7-Kl-a Irlrt Wladom not to do anything, because the audits Old Dominionll.GMrgUSt.a D.D. - f c - Pd. I8 J5 Vk’sBrad munity, so are safe, pleasant thriving by selling the town garage to Multi­ Get-Set Day Care Program for food (^alies-PhlladcIphla. St. Croix. Van- Radford 79. Liberty Baptist 71 (o( i often involve programs the mid-level you if you don’t take time to drive off 3hf (tMver. Brndeur A -18.419 Salem M .S h e ^ ^ 79 THRU) RACE: 1/15 (Dl CaBUneTliiie neighborhoods where its citizens circuits, thus enabling it (Multi- service labor. The program had Oadley’i Paal bureaucrats are managing at the scenic view areas and look out Steubenville 74. Froatburg 1.. 4 Wayna 0 DMaasy 15.00 U 5 445 live, and unfortunately, the residen­ Circuits) to maximize its profits at received 6478,000 it wasn’t entitled Seiving The Greater Manchester Tenn■ WetleyanB. xTC M cjaiiav, txllKL i n V ^ inM l l 1.55 145 themselves. Any enthusiasts pursuit over the vistas of life. 5 Tlao Y . l a CARTER TniiSootlwrnM.So.CirollMM a tial area bordering the growing Area For fOO year* the expense of private citizens. to. But because the two departments’ of the misspent money would simply Jesus said “Don’t get all hung-up M “'ir? Vi.timmon.a.Wm.AiidMxryeNoll TIME: 8:51 Multi-Circuits has already lost some bureaucrats couldn’t decide which Fln«jwrlof-None . PtMltlM-Pilty WlnlbrnpU.CoolUlCerolliuM IMaWa: 4A5 N . |a J 0 Ehipansion elsewhere, while not as call the embarrassing mistake to over the things of this world: steaks, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 S * I - - .... i m. m s n . Mldw^ ^ r m TrilacU: 5+4 Pd 5 8 8 8 of its “village charm” to this expan­ agency should go after the overpay­ SecondS#ceedoefle4pwl, perlddr-l. StSi Louis.Li*i a. ChapmanChaoman Retail Baiex.i a. Rlpon f« profitable, would still allow Multi- their bosses’ attention. $300 suits and such. There is more to II fSuttcr. 1^1.19:47. Penaltieih-Hirl. Rellianv iKan. I a. FriendaO FOURTH RACE: 1/15 (D) ding industrial complex. Circuits to be a viable and growing ment, “the funds have not been S(L.4:1I. Laroucbc. Mon,4:11. Lambert Rcthel M. St. Mary'a Plaina.M 4BL't5klDoo 78 48 18 ProbatejCourt Is open for AUIO RfPAIH life than these things. (See Matt. Publlthed by the Mon. 8:41; Stewart. StL 148. RiM- Odarvlllen.CeniralSI.a 7 Right 0 Chtiuna 7 8 7.8 Those who speak in favor of Multi- company. recovered and the day care operator b r o ^ . Mon 7;10; Turnbull. SlL. 7 10. Coverup with robwebat William 6:25) In another place he says you Manchaetar Publlahing Co. Ontr. MliaourlB. 8E MlaaowIM 5 ConunaBd Pnal i a conferences wlUi Die Judge Circuits continued expansion, like its Lafltur, M()n.9:ll; Stewart. StL. 19:97 fUu naira a. Plattavlllen from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. CLARKE 122S M A IN S T . Manchester residents, just as is still being funded by both Callahan of North Adams, Mass., has cannot serve God and Money. They Herald Square . Third perlod-1. Montreal. Shutl 91 Fori Raya (Kan. iB, Kearney 81. B HME: 8:71 Manchaetar, Conn. 06040 TrilacU: 4 + f Pd |1 0 8 .a on Tliursday nlghti. Ap- employees, corporate officers and Manchester companies, pay taxes programs," GAO reports. ‘ (Hiindnd. Robineon). 1:07 9. St. Louix. Green Bay B.Lewla ID INSURANCE MANCHISTU a story of the government’s effort to are opposite directions on the turn­ Telephone (203) 643-2711 OI Feduko. Brownschidle). 9.9 uonnJotin urroiiCarrolln II. . Hiram 71 FIFTH RACE: 1/15 (Dl polntmenti luggeited. lawyers, generally do not live near and support local businesses with — Housing and Urban Development • ♦.'W nltefl. Lambert tl (Rliebrourt. Lakeland B. Milton B ^ AGENCY T I L a S-S t cover up an espionage episode pike. Paul gives the astounding Mtmbtr: Unlt«d ProM lnt«rnatlon«l t t e i y L a a ^ 5 8 l.M I.M Night telephone number: 4 4 4 the plant site. Their quality of life their consumer dollars, and so auditors recommended disallowing l ‘-‘“ '"Inro. Mliioutl Rollall jam aU aW ak | | 8 I.B aboard a troopship during World War travel advisory: "The love of money Cuttomur 8«rvio« — 047-W48 647-Sa7. ?37 Cf'flc' ■ .( will not be affected; they do not have 7 kUloaua Ha4 | 8 Mafu:in>s(Mf deserve equal and fair consideration reimbursement of $50,500 In claims I. He says the coverup is still con­ is the root of all evil." (I Tim. 6:10) TIME: 8 : 8 William E. FitsGerald to iiear increased volumes of traffic of their welfare. for personnel costa by the city of Raymond F. Robinaon, Editor>Pub(iahar QaWala: IM Pd IM. 8 tinuing 63 years later. Someone has suggested that money Stavan Harry. ExaouUva Editor Judge of ProlMte 643-1126 (j UAIJL vm hr passing by their homes, and added UM. v-ii.rn . W ehuha. DePauwr* South Bend, Ind. But HUD poohbahs IWacU: ++7 Pd IU5.B Carolyn Blachowski Callahan was a crewman aboard is crystalized personality. We give 40 Frank A. Burbank. ManaglnQ Editor air pollution and noise. They do not 66 Holl Street, allowed the improperly documented Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emaritua the USS Mount Vernon, ferrying hours of our life each week and in ha9e a factory literally in their Manchester claim after the city resubmitted American troops from New York to return we get a small wad of green ; 12 - THE HERALD, Wed,, Feb. 25. 1981 ■< '7,1 'i ■ m Business Housing W all Street starts Market pulls back By BILL BLANKENBURG question was whether a budget already Subdued by the uncertainty . .. - fV.I'.r Advest Inc. slashing president and a skeptical of the Reagan team ’s economic Wall Street showed high hopes Congress could get along as well. In program. Specifically, the key slump before Mr. Reagan’s budget message such an environment, the Dow Jones reserve bank credit statistic is rising last week. Then once he formalized - lyyllingll BREAKJkWAY NEW YORK - Marking the worst Industrial Average gained 4.52 points again, which would make the credit period since 1975, construction of all the portions of his program that for the Week as 140 NYSE common picture easier. Last week In an new housing units in 1980 slumped 25 had been leaked in advance, in­ stocks gained one point net or more. Advest conference call I urged In­ percent from the year before, it was vestors discovered no surprises and Business news this week is led by vestors to prepare a shopping list of reported today by the F.W. Dodge promptly took the Dow Jones In­ the advance report of January’s stocks. Under cover of the squabble Division of McGraw-Hill Information dustrial Average down over 13 durable goods shipments and orders. between the administration and the Systems Co. points. Because the stock market At midweek the January Consumer House over specific spending cuts, I loSkliuu)d1iie.C aw ^^ A total of 1,328,016 new housing un­ tends to discount in advance, such Price Index and real earnings should would now selectively commit some its were started, against 1,764,637 in pullbacks are “normal events”. be released. Thursday we’ll learn reserves.-1 believe our early 1981 1979, according to the firm, an In general, business news that sur­ about fourth quarter productivity and buying opportunity is building up. authority on the construction market faced last week didn't support any January labor turnover. To close out widely known for its Dodge Reports sharp stock market pullback. this week, Friday there should be Seminar slated on construction activity, Sweet's Housing starts rose 3.4 percent, in. reports on January work stoppages, dustrial production gained 0.5 per­ import-export merchandise trade, HARTFORD — A seminar on Catalog Files of building product in­ If a Carribean cruise doesn’t fit your budget, plan an formation, and building cost infor­ cent. Two major auto makers an­ mid-February agriculture prices, management of human resources nounced rebate plans, and interest and January's leading economic in­ economical breakaway “taste tour” of flavorful island mation systems. will be offered by the Association for dishes to bring new interest and excitement^trrfamily "After a precipitous decline in the rates Softened a little. Friday’s dicators. Systems Management Apirl 3 at the 2 meals. first half of 1980, a housing recovery money supply figures were totally While the market has continued to Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn in began in the third quarter which acceptable, short interest contracted meander in the tight 930-950 range, Windsor. Bruce Forde of Thrifty cooks in the Carribean stretch food dollars by carried into the fourth quarter, nominally and a flurry of culs In statistics we compile weekly Manchester, will be active on the extending small amounts of meat with rice plus a wealth despite rapidly escalating mortagage broker loan rates,^curred, QvcrSe&S suggest that the Federal Reserve publicity and registration com­ of fruits and vegetables. In the face of today’s rising food rates," said George A. Christie, vice the Poles afid tits'SovietSisOeijiti^^ considers 12 percent inflation and mittees. For more Information, costa we can benefit from this practice in dollars saved president and chief economist for find some near tirm Comnipn^lijli^ rather flat money supply growth to write to John Woods, Main St. Coven­ and improved nutrition. Rice is a basic staple for over to avoid disaster. Here at home,the be too restrictive in an economy try, or phone 273-3148. half the world’s population, and it plays a significant F.W. Dodge. The number of new part in the cuisine of the Carribean Islands, an ethnic housing units rose to 374,913 in the Frank and ErnBBt melting pot of native, Spanish, Dutch, British and French final quarter of 1980, a 10 percent 5 inhabitants. gain over the 360,284 units in the ______year-earlier period. The close-up lens assembly for a Cpiorburst 350 Instant INFORMATION Sausage is another Carribean favorite, and the choice “In an inflation-plagued economy, camera Is examined at Eastman Kodak Co.'s apparatus divi­ of budget-conscious consumers everywhere who find the Federal Reserve is promising to ^ coNsgPeroi-Ar‘oM5, that its hearty flavor can be stretched to make a greater pursue a much more restrictive sion in Rochester, N.Y. The new feature lets amateur number of satisfying servings than other meats. Busy monetary policy this year than in photographers move to within two feet of a subject. (UPl f i f t l ^— YOu'pB MY cooks appreciate the fully-cooked convenience and no­ past housing recoveries,” the Dodge photo) waste economy of smoked sausage. Once considered ONE HUN|>P$p THOo5i\NPfTH Strfctly family fare, smoked sausage now finds its way economist observed. "Home buyers to the table for special company meals, as well. will continue having to adjust to high l6NORArAUi \ levels of mortgage rates and erratic Smoked sausage and rice dishes can provide an island availability of mortgage credit. Income up 17 percent tour of good eating for family and guests. For best These conditions will continue to sti­ results, select a rice which has undergone the special fle the housing market through most “parboiling” process, producing perfect results every of 1981, limiting the year’s improve­ at Connecticut General time. This unique process, u s^ with UNCLE BEN’S® ment in residential building to less HARTFORD — Connecticut share was $54.06 at year-end, up 17 CONVERTEI^ Brand Kce, removes surface starch to than 10 percent over 1980’s depressed General Insurance Corp. has percent from $46.16 in 1979. insure that each grain of rice cooks up plump, firm and total of housing starts,” stated reported consolidated operating in­ “ Life, health and annuity separate, never sticky or mushy, and remains that way, even when refrigerated or frozen and reheated. Vitamins Christie. come for 1980 of $317 million, or $7.66 operations produced good earnings normally lost in milling with regular rice are pressure Once again Houston led the nation per .jhare, up 17 percent from $270 gains, up 12 percent to $258 million, forced back into the grain during this process, so CON­ in new housing units, with a total of million, or $6.54 per share for 1OT9. despite difficult economic, com­ VERTED® Brand Rice retains more natural rice nutrients. 36,804 for the year. Among the ten Net income for the year was $330 petitive and financial market con­ A real budget-stretcher, this special rice produces more most active standard metropolitan million, or $7,98 per share, compared ditions,” said Kilpatrick. cooked rice per cup of'Uncooked rice than other products. statistical areas in 1980 were: Los with $280 million, or $6.78 per share a Operating earnings for the proper­ Angeles/Long Beach, 33,792 units; year ago. Net income for 1980 in­ ty and casualty segment totaled $56 The romance of the islands will grace your table when Dallas, 33,538 units; Phoenix, 28,957 cluded realized investment gains, net million for 1980, up. 33 percent from Carribean Island Sausage and Rice stars on the menu. units; West Palm Beach/Boca of taxes, of $13 million, compared $42 million io.^ 1979. i^fpatrick at­ The elegant “island” of peanut-flecked rice with optional F Raton, 25,139 units; Tampa, 24,231 with $10 million a year ago. tributed the increase (primaTily to bananas is easily moldra—simply spoon hot cooked rice units; Atlanta, 22,545units; Miami The board of directors, increased into a bowl or mold, wait a few moments, then invert onto strong investment inwme gains. a serving plate. The sweet-sour mblange of sausage, pine­ 20,543 units; Riverside/San Bernar­ the quarterly dividend 16 percent '' Other aMatii^ty"that apple and green peppers, served with the rice mold, is a dino, 17,452 units; and Ft. Lauder- from 38 to 44 cents per share. This #ic% des , delMtable tribute to the' lively cuisine of the area that dale/Hollywood, 17,311 units. payment will be made on April lO to Insurance ^bslmarTe$ Un- OQSolidation Sale! Columbus once thought to be the Garden of Eden. In the final quarter of 1980, these stockholders of record March 20. AlIocated^cQrpprate, ezpcitses, were the top ten housing aeras: "Connecticut General ended the 1st .produced a pjiwt of $4 mtillon in We haye'gSttiered the fall and winter shoes from all our stores for this In your taste travels, savor the flavors of Trinidad with Houston, 10,841 units; Los year of the new decade in a very 1980, compared with a loss of $1 once-a-year FliilClearance Sale. Cash or Bank Card only. No dealers, please. Party Paella. This economical, crowd-sized variation of Angeles/Long Beach, 10,032 units; strong position," said GGIC Presi­ million a year ago. the traditional Spanish dish teams savory Eckrich E Dallas, 9,658 units; Phoenix, 8,432un­ dent Robert D. Kilpatrick in, his ■ T he corporation’s annual Smoked Sausage with minced clams, chicken, colorful letter to stockholders. "Our 1980 vegetables and satisfying rice for an easy-to-fix dish with its; Tampa, 7,243 units; West Palm stockholders' meeting will be held at Si’turi Gfoup Scit'i 1 Grnuj) Beach/Boca Raton, 7,223 units; results were quite satisfactory, par­ 2 p.m. April 14, at Connecticut universal flavor appeal. Atlanta, 6,453 units; Washington, 5,- ticularly in light of the generally General's home office auditorium in Women’s Fall Honey-Glazed Sausage Kabobs, served impressively 557-units; Miami, 5,075 units; and adverse economic and competitive Bloomfield. Famous Brand over Paradise Pineappfepie Rice, recall the relaxed mood Seattle/Everett Wash., 4,963 units. environment. Each of our business of the islands. Prepare the kabobs indoors now, and out­ segments produced a good earnings and Winter Shoes Men’s Shoes doors as weather allows. The hearty goodness of West Tax rates up gain. Indies Skillet Supper will make it a favorite with cooks CHICAGO — Cigarette tax rates During 1980 consolidated revenues, Dress and Casual who appreciate the excitement of the cuisine of faraway have increased in 33 states and the which include premium, investment Offices leased $-|Q00 places combined with fast at-home preparation. District of Columbia over the past and other income, totaled $5.3 billion, STAMFORD - Shaffer Clarke & decade, notes Commerce Clearing up 4 percent. Premiums totaled $4.0 Co. Inc. has leased approximately 3,- House. billion, up slightly from 1979, and net 500 square feet of office space at 1445 Values to $50.00. SAVE75% ■OXVp The largest increases over the investment income was up 16 percent E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich, accor­ period were registered by the to $1.2 billion. ding to Michael H. Siegel; vice presi­ District of Columbia (from 4 to 13 Assets reached $16.7 billion at dent and branch manager' of t cents) and Massachusetts (from 12 to year-end, compared with $14:9 billion Cushman & Wakefield of Connec­ Sulect Group Si'luri (itmip 21 cents). a year ago. Stockholders' equity per ticut, real estate brokers. Children’s Women’s Boots UTC unit delivers laser StrideRite Shoes Dress, Sport, or Casual. EAST HARTFORD - United Holland. Steelweld, which kilowatts of optical power. Individual Technologies Research Center has specializes in automated welding, modules can be added to provide ad­ $« i 0 » • 01 A«oCMC Oooe*"fl . SALE ONLY IN THE BASEMENT OF THE MANCHESTER PARKADE STORE. 12 week "Camelot" session begins March 9th and 10th every ENTER FROM REAR OF PARKADE. Call Beverly Tanner—MB-OMI little j th e miracle of mala f t t i | thing"! Prague’s Shoes, Manchester Parkade, Manchester (jowntowh mohchejiter, (Sale at thii store only.) , f r Aerobic Dancing .IVJACKIKMNSIN. 11 - THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25, 1981 i - * ■ > THE HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 25, 1981 — 15 Latest in the battle against removing item pricing Nutrition ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. " K s ™ E ”wliiLE*^')KY‘’Sg|^ Bv MARTIN SLOANE nounced that it would go are the same as those on in stores that had item for the DEAR back to item pricing in its the items. prices. WALDBAUM’S - GRADE “ A> ' SUPERMARKET 196 stores. Publix began to NASS, a non-profit In stores with item elderly SHOPPER — I am one of eliminate individual item organization with which I prices, 70.6 percent of the FOOD MART’S those who wrote to you price markings early in am associated, says that shoppers checked prices Supermarket Shopper The Census Bureau several months ago about 1980 as it gradually the improved pricing ac­ before selecting an item reports that more than 24 BUTTER my displeasure with the switched to computerized curacy and customer from the shelf. But in. million Americans have supermarkets that' have scanner check-out relations produced by this stores without item reached their 6Sth q u a r te r s or BLOCK converted to electronic systems. program offer both prlotng, only 57.7 percent SFECIAL OF birthdays. These 10 million scanners and are no longer R.B. Wray, vice presi­ shoppers and super­ of the shoppers checked market, in newspapers and receipt with the price Cough Drops (three-packs) variety. Expired Dec. 31, - men and 14 million women putting item prices on their dent of Publix, said the markets important prices. magazines, and when circled. Expires July 31, or one from each. Or send 1981. need a good dinner every 1 1 LB. S trading with friends. boxes, bottles and cans. chain had tried to make the benefits. 'Refund of the day 1981. the form and two UPCs CONGESPIRIN II Re­ night. p k g . 1 have heard that the shelf signs larger and had The effect on shoppers of Write to the following ad­ Offers may not be NOVAHISTINE Free from Vlgtors Sticks or two fund Offer, P.O. Box 14114, To help make sure that THE WEEK! Legislature in my state is offered grease pencils to the removal of item prices dress to obtain the form available in all areas of the Aspirin Offer. Receive a . UPCs from Vicks Cough Baltimore, Md. 21268. Send they get It, the National' 1.59 considering a law requiring customers so that they is described in the book required for this offer of country. Allow 10 weeks to refund of up to $1.35. Send ‘ Drops Single Pack or one complete Wter cartons Institute on Aging hss item pricing. I hope it is could make their own price "The Universal Produce six free pens: Paper Mate- receive each refund. the requir^ refund form, from each. You will from any t ^ Congesplrln issued an instrnctive BEST FOOD BUYS ARE AT FOOD MART! enacted. markings. But many Code: Price Removal and Flair-Liquid Paper Official ARTHRITIS the ingredient panel from receive a coupon for the cold products — tablets, pamphlet titled I’Food: PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. Can you tell me about the shoppers were still unhap­ Consumer Behavior in Certificate, P.O. Box 3109, STRENGTH BUFFERIN any box of Novahlstlne product from which came liquid or cough syrup — and ' Staying Healthy After 65.” Item-pricing situation in 50-Cents Coupon and Re­ py- Supermarkets.” (The book Kankakee, III. 60901. Send Elixir, Cold Tablets, Sinus your proofs. Expires May register receipts for both It contains practical infor- U.S.D.*. CHOICI BIBF LOIN U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEFLOIN^ other states ? — Nelson F. 'Being sensitive to the can be obtained for 16.50 for this refund form by fund Offer. Receive a 50- Tablets, DMX, Cough For­ 31, 1981. pr^ucts. Expires June 30, matioi).for those of all ages BONE-IN WALDBAUM’S from Milwaukee. wishes of our customers, from the Division of June 30, 1981. cent refund and a 50-cent mula or Cough and Cold Bonus! These offers 1981. who cook for the elderly. DEAR NELSON - we are now putting the Research, Graduate School Clip ‘n’ file refunds coupon. Send the required* Formula, the price sticker don’t require refund ORAJEL-D Cash Refund The pamphlet notes that WHOLE SHELL Shoppers in many areas of price markings back on our of Business Administra­ (Week of Feb. 22) refund form, the complete from any aspirin and a forms: Offer, 163 E. Bethpage many hralth problems of Food Mart the country are expressing merchandise,” said Wray. tion, Michigan State Health products (File 11- outer carton from 40-tabIet dated register receipt with THE BAYER CO. P.O. Road, Plainview, N.Y.j the eldet(9 are the result of SHELLS of BEEF STEAKS their concern about the Publix is recognized as a University, East Lansing, A) or larger Arthritis {'the aspirin price circled. Box 1491, W atertown, 11803. Receive a 50-cent re­ poor nutrition. SONS IN - UNTRIMMBD WITH 2” TAIL elimination of item leader in the supermarket Mich. 48824.) Clip out this file and keep Strength Bufferin and a Expires April 30, 1981. Mass. 02172. Receive a $1 fund. Send the panel con­ Old people need the same pricing This is reflecting industrjy. Its experience The Michigan study it with similar cash-off register receipt. Expires VICKS Two for One coupon for orange juice. taining the statement' amounts of most nutrients in the item-pricing legisla­ with the elimination of found that 39 percent of the coupons — beverage refund April 30, 1981. Offer. Receive a coupon Send both end flaps from "(Juickly relieves pain” — vitamins, minerals, pro­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE B EE F LOIN - BONE IN UNTRIMMEDn I ntivnvicu LB. "Pick Your Ow n " Frmah Producml tion that is being in­ item pricing may well shoppers in stores were offers with beverage LANACORT. Receive a for free Vicks product. one carton of 50-tabIet or from a box of Oragel-d tein and so on — as do troduced in state cause other chains to re­ item prices had been coupons, for example. 50-cent refund. Send the Send the required refund larger Bayer Aspirin and Denture Pain Medicine. younger people. Shells of Beef P ufcES LB.. ’ 1 .9 9 FRESH CRISP Legisjatures. evaluate their thinkid^ in removed reported difficul­ Start collecting the needed required refund form, the S1.79 form and two Universal from one carton of Bayer Expires March 31, 1981. People gain weight more In additign to Wisconsin, front panel from any car­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF '' f GOVT. GRADE ’A’ A this area. ty in determining prices. proofs of purchase while Product Codes from Vic­ Children's Chewable Copyright 1981 easily as they grow older. r MASH’S ^ Colonial . 2 GARDEN GREENS the states that are con­ Meanwhile, the National Only 14.6 percent looking for the required re­ ton of Lanacort Creme tors Bags (any flavor) or Aspirin. Or send two sets United Features So, the diets of jhe elderly BONELESS Corned Beat Sami Bonalass Oven Staffer sidering such laws include Alliance, of Supermarket experienced this problem fund forms at the super- Medication and a register two UPCs from Vicks of end flaps from either Syndicate, Inc. should emphasize highly COLLARD,MUSTARD, SPINACH, Iowa. Indiana. Maryland Shoppers is asking super­ nutritious foods and de- CHUCK HAM ROASTING KOLHRABI, SWISS CHARD, and Georgia, just to name markets to join in a new emphasize sweets, snack BRISKET TURNIP QREBNS A KALE a few. program called '-‘Operation HALF PIECES foods (especially those POINT CUTS WATER ADDED CHICKENS Some supermarket Double Check." high in salt), hlgh-calorie ROAST W/BIRD WATCHER THERMOMETER chains have already met This program trains ;^H UR FIEDUR& YOUR c drinks and alcohol. CHOICE with strong public cashiers in scanner- Week After Week... Don’t assume that only V s i ^ n c i c 4 3 LB. resistance to the elimina­ equipped stores to work T he Bc k id n P ops the young need calcium. B i . a a l f f l - T S l [ • 1 . 6 B | (^AVG. LB. j tion of item pricing. with shoppers to double YOUR CHOICE - CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP This nutrient is essential to L E T T U C E FED LEAF, GREEN LEAF, LARGE 3 Q « 5 In Florida. Publix Super­ GEM CRVOVAC. SMOKED COLONIAL • 4 VARIETIES check that the prices You'll Always Album 1; QCI^ people of all ages for main­ CALIFORNIA BOSTON or ROMAINE HEAD markets recently an­ registered by the computer M ftrtiM rtMM M >•««««« M M tW > ADDED LB 8 9 ^ Sliced Bologna 1 LB. PKG. M .3 9 I Mi* Mt*« IR* MvtflMi *nc* M Mdt Mf tMr* *ic«»l *• American Classics only u w taining strong bones and Shoulder Picnic T " JOHH MORREL PASCAL CELER Y 'c r iI p l a r g e b u n c h 4 9 * mMW rfK My ft*l*« M Ihn M teeth. U.S.D.A. CHOICE CRYOVAC • UNTRIMMED FRESH FRYING WHOLE SLICED FRESH CRISP Foods rich in calcium in­ Beef Briskets", w lb..’'' 1.59 LB. DoBoRer Chicken Breast M .3 9 CHICORY & ESCAROLE lb 49^ Albums2thni8: clude not only milk and COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WHOLE LARGE MEATY LEAN Inflation-fighting GREAT FOR COLE SLAW or COOKED cheese but dark leafy WAT This Weeks Feature greens (such as kale, Smoked Hams ADDED .9 9 ^ Roaster Drumsticks lb 89^ BACON FRESH GREEN CABBAGE lb 19* cookery explained AtA&P! collard, turnip and WHOLE or SHANK PORTION 1 LB. PKG. FRESH mustard greens). JOHN MORRbL Music for Piam Fresh Pork Ham lI 1 . 2 9 ALFALFA SPROUTS a o z p k g 39* NEW YORK (UPIi - eats it. As for p ro tein , the BONELESS Lean Gourmet Note We say "make" not Please don’t tell us how^ booklet notes that some • 1 . 3 S ■'cook" Ferguson's to improve it. Too many seeds, legumes and nuts Pork Chops J2.89 Boneiess Ham « 2 . 1 9 FRESH GREEN LEEKS BUNCH 99* atrocious chicken have done that already. (specifically, sesame FRESH _ meatloaf. Or, to quote one co­ s ’.'O" tD OP ' Rf SH PICNICS seeds, beans and almonds) l b BEEF ROUND-BONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS BLEF CHlJCr DANDELION GREENS 49* Let it be said up front — worker: "If you ever have supply good quantities of this IS no recipe. The word a dinner party at your protein at a lower cost than KEEBLER FRESH GREEN PARSLEY BUNCH 19* deserves better. house. I want to make sure Pork meat, poultry and seafood. AUNT MILLIE’S ^ FOOD CLUB Bottom Bottom Boneless PAMPERS FRESH This is a report on the it's catered.” Of course, the elderly ZESTA extremes to which a non­ Anyone hungry enough — also need carbohydrates. DIAPERS SPAGHETTI APPLE GREEN SCALLIONS 4 B U N CH ES*1. cook will go to survive in a or foolhardy enough — to ’’This means eating plenty Shoulders Rounds TODDLER SALTINES SAUCE FIRST OF THE SEASON • SWEET JUICY recession try the Ferguson’s Roasts Steaks of fruits, vegetables, 12 Count Pkg. SALTED or UNSALTED JUICE With good old chopped atrocious chickenloaf whole-grain or enriched 1 POUND PACKAGE PLAIN MEAT or PEPPER & SAUSAGE 84 OZ. BOTTLE RED RIPE chuck at the $2 a pound might follow it with flour products, beans, rice STRAWBERRIES mark. New York City Lesem’s garbage salad. London V B B and rolled oats,” advises S M 2 S 99* supermarkets have been As a pinch-penny cook, the booklet. • 1 7 ® H 0 40 OZ. JAR J SWEET IMPORTED • DOLE THOMPSON Round 1 ■ 8 9 We asked *a few active peddling ground-up chicken we practice what Mother Custom NOODLE, RING O' NOODLE. GIGGLE NOODIIe REGULAR or THIN SPAGHETTI SEEDLESS GRAPES LB 99* F-'illcI pei^Ie of age 65 or over F and turkey at a good deal taught us: Never throw Cut To 16 OZ. PKG. ' Should**! Lipton Soup Mixes 2 PACK 5 5 ^ Ronzoni Pasta 5 9 ^ CALIFORNIA SUNKIST less but still far more per away leftovers. Disguise lb. Orcipr' lb. what they usually eat for LARGE 88 I APPIAN WAY WALDORF NAVELORANGES SIZE Z forSI. pound than whole chickens. them. dinner. Here are their 40 OZ. PKG. Still, if you hate chicken, If possible, start with re»opa(M:„ Pizze Mix 1SWOZ. PKG. 59^ Bisquick M .3 9 FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER • SEEDLESS FRESH CHEF BOVV*R4)EE ^ * BATH one alternative is trying to leafy greens: iceberg let­ A widower living alone APPLE & EVE 48 OZ BOTTLE WHITE GRAPEFRUIT JUMfO 3 f o r ® 1 . ountry Farm Pork She^ AtPButchar Shop make the ground stuff tuce, romaine, watercress,^ AiP Poultry Shop likes a dinner of chopped Ravicii^SsSIf’ 65^ Drink apple cranberry M .2 5 TISSUE CALIFORNIA sirloin patties, boiled seem different Boston or butterhead, P08KL0m-14T017LBS. •EEF CHUCK-BONELESS Whit* or Assortod FRESH CARROTS i l b b a g 3 forM . The following is the chicory, leaf lettuce, MIXED FRYER PARTS-FRESH potato slices and butter, RED ROSE POOD CLUB ^ Whole ‘‘Custom Cut Whole Beef MUELLER’S 4 ROLL PACK ■ SICILIA" NATURAL STRENGTH 4 OZ PLASTIC result of some months of whatever. Cut away the ToOrdm” Cut 1 ” Boneless B o x - 0 ’ - USD.A. steamed celery and french E bread. He always has a LEMON & LIME JUICE sQom¥ ea49* occasional fowl brown spots. Poi1( Loins lb. Shoulders 1911m. IK lb. TEA BAGS CRUSHED Beef for Stew lb. Chicken "’•***‘*" ib good salad, but he only oc­ NOODLES experiments: Dump wilted leaves into ICENTCfiCUTCHOPS 1 RIB END & UOlN END ROAST DUE TO OUP FRESHNESS POLICY SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE T il TUE MOTOR SWEET HILLSHIRE FARM FINE-WIDE-MEDIUM Put a pound or so in a hot soup. Pretend you’re Pork Combination ml** Italian Sausage USOA INSF>£CTEO-3 LB PACKAGE OR MORE — _ casionally eats dessert. 100 Count Pkg. TOMATOES deep bowl. having Italian escarole Polska Kielbasa Fresh Chicken Legs m 7 9 * Another favorite menu is 28 OUNCE CAN 12 OZ. PKQ. EQUAL AMTS Of CTH BLADE » SIRLOIN END CHOPS DELICIOUS Dump in as much cooked soup. If the soup has ANN PAGE fflESH.U S 0 A INSPECTED baked chicken, ^baked Assorted Pork Chops Loin lb 1 GREEN GIANT Wmidbmum’a M.Y. Sty/a Dalll nee and almost as much flavor, who cares if it’s not A&P Meat Franks Sliced Bacon Chicken Breasts m l* * potatoes and avocado PORK LOIN salad. Colonial Carando uncooked chopped onion escarole? Country Style Pork Ribs m 1“* FRESH USOA INSPECIEO-BONELESSCHICREN _ CORN I helps disguise the taste). Search the refrigerator Breast Cutlets m 2 * * A 76-year-old man lives WHOLE KERNEL Virginia Styla DANDY DON'T MEASURE! for other oddments, cooked AlP Varlatrfhop in a seaport with his wife KELLOGG'S KOSHER or POLISH DILLS hvIEFARL f A IP VfriBly Shop and her 83-year-oId OR CREAM BA KED HAM LDAF / Dump in soy sauce — a or raw, whose signs of WEWER FROZEN.. BHE.DEOCHICKEN P.IIIES Corn Fiakes isoz pkg 9 9 ^ Viasic Pickies 46 OZ. JAR lot Someone told us this AAPMEAT . mother. Their dinner is 17 OZ. CAN WATER ADDEP (VEAL LOAF) decay are not yet fatal — to Chicken Rondelets 'pV,' 2** ASSORTED VARIETIES helps Someone else said it often broiled cod, boiled the food or you. JUMBO (BEEF fR A N K S -l'ie PKQ 1 99i OR Sliced Bologna JiS 1** 12 OZ. C f o . D i i f f a b r ic 20 c o u n t would kill us Live A few nubbins of dried-up broccoli and mashed Whisker Lickin’food PKQ. 7 9 ^ d ia * r U I SOFTENER SHEETS PKQ. 14 s e Kahn’s Meat Franks i., 1** U S NO 1-WASHED RUSSET CALIFORNIA-SUNKIST 2 ■ • LB. dangerously potatoes. Afterward they JOHNSON'S LEMON FAVOR A . 22 OUNCE JAR or moldy hard cheese. LOUIS RICH Colonial Franks JiS 1** FOR Now a rfollop or two of enjoy coffee without cream SWEET DELICIOUSLY SMOKED ■ WHOLE or HALF , Scrape off mold. Grate Mb 4 1 * Boiler Potatoes AVAILABLE WED THRU SAT Furniture Wax 12 0Z.CAN CUCUMBER steak sauce. If you've got Turkey Franks pkg I Navel Oranges n * along with dessert or fresh ^1.29 Oxford Chips what’s left. Mold on hard Fresh Haddock Fillets LARGE WHITE FISH ^REOUE™ LB. * 2 . 2 9 more than one kind on the cheeses really is harmless. fruit. JUDEA KOSHER BEEF • 12 OZ. shflf. use both. Half an apple, browned A 77-year-old retiree and PROMKM FOODS QALOREI PRE8H DAIRY DELIQHT8I n C I I C A I C FRANKS. KNOCKWURST $-1 Q Q STORE SLICED his wife frequently dine on U C L I O M L C MiDQET SALAMI or BOLOGNA 1 . 0 0 Powdered garlic’ Why on tbe cut edge? cire, dice WITH MFP FlUORlDt DORMAN S ■ NATURAL not’’ Be liberal. 5 .9bag 9 ^ pacli broiled chicken basted with Top Frost GREEN GIANT ■ 9 OZ. PKG. SALISBURY STEAK. HOOD'S • 24 OZ. CONTAINER Waldbaum’s or shred it into the bowl. MUENSTER CHEESE ^ORDER^ LB.®2.29 One raw egg helps bind Cooked Ham herbed margarine, ICE BOIL IN BAGS CTO^MEIN* 99* COTTAGE CHEESE * 1 . 1 9 Orada “ A” A spoonful or so of Colgate Toothpaste FRESLY MADE TOP FROST • CUT CORN or QREEN PEAS WALDBAUM'S ■ 12 OZ. PKG. • YELLOW or WHITE BUTTER the mess. cooked corn, beans, peas, in Stores PIMI steamed julienne carrots, CREAM SALADS TUNA or CHICKEN lb*2.69 Mix with a fork or CRISP SOLID HEADS broccoli, a tossed salad VEGETABLES 3 f o r M. AMERICAN SINGLES * 1 . 3 9 carrots would not be FLORIDA JUICY WHITE OR ALL FUVORS QUARTERS or BLOCK HANSEL & GRETEL something Talking on the amiss. Almost anything Green Cabbage m25* Pink Grapefruit 4 m. 9 9 * and, occasionally, cheese HALF GALLON TOP FROST • 20 OZ. PKG. CUT or * SWEET N’ LOW phone while churning with french bread. They 8 OZ. CUP BEEF BOLOGNA lb*1.89 except spinach or other WiLSHED CRISP U S NO I SW EETCRISP VEGETABLES G W E N * * B E A n ’s 79* YOGURT 3 FOR * 1 . passes the time. have coffee only at ' GREEN BEANS HANSEL & GRETEL cooked, leafy stuff. Drain Romaine Lettuce m49* OH BOY WALDBAUM'S , , . _ _ . ______I 1 LB PKG Fill a loaf pan — it, of course. McIntosh Apples m59* breakfast. Their dessert Is P&P or OLIVE LOAF lb*1.89 SWEET NUTRITIONAL U S NO 1 SWEET CRISP ^ POTATOES ’?K°a 59* SOUR CREAM CONTWNER 79^ CARANDO WHITE TORINO whatever kind and sue is Nuts. (That’s an in­ usually fresh fruit in Hood'a STORE SLICED Golden Carrots 2 6 9 * McIntosh Apples 99^ season. Light n’Llvoly 4 ASSORTED VARIETIES • 11 OZ. PKG KRA R NATURAL COOKED SALAMI lb handy gredient. not a comment.) 0 0 9 COLGATE-ADULT SIZE ^ 8 0Z. *1.99 Put something on top. Cooked Roast Beef ■b A FRESH CRISP WASHED U.S NO 1 EASTERN RED Finally is an 84-year-old ICE TOP FROST DINNERS 59* SWISS CHEESE PKQ. *1.29 DRANQE CARANDO NEW ENGLAND Salted or not. Roasted or STORE SLICED Toothbrushes 3.o.*1 We've tried' pizza sauce, Pascal Celery S59* Delicious Apples i)*g- 99 * grandmother who lives McCAIN'S ■ 24 OZ. PKG. EASY DIETER - REGULAR or PINEAPPLE LUNCHEON SAUSAGE '/i LB * 1 . 1 9 not. r o z CONT MILK JUICE spaghetti .sauce, ketchup, A stalk of celery, Tobin’s Olive Loaf SWEET ENERGY TREAT lS OZ t 59 IMPORTED THOMPSON alone, is active in com­ ALL FLAVORS STEAK HOUSE FRIES 79* COTTAGE CHEESEJ6°z 89* PLAIN or DILL CREAMY Silkience Shampoo 1” CARTON HALF GALLON tomato paste, sometimes A&P Raisins munity activities and likes HALF QAU.ON ;;^q * 1 . 4 9 chopped up. If it has lost its Seedless Grapes ml** r o z GAYLORD 7 OZ. BLUE CAN CREAMY DANISH HAVARTI in combination Doesn't Cole Slaw CONT to eat. Her favorite main crunch, cut away a thin .5 9 * ORANGE JUICE i2 o z ca n 59* WHIPPED^TOPPING FRENCH BREAD Silkience Conditioner 1** REDDIWIP 75^ seem to hurt. May help. slice and stick that end in a courses are chicken, meat SKINLESS FRANKS l b * 2 . 3 9 STONEWARE TOP FROST • 16 OZ. CONTAINER CHURNY Looks better. . 1 ” FOR SALADS OR COOKING loaf and pork chops. She 2 glass of water in the fridge. Horroli Sandwiches SCOURING 4 f o r 9 9 * SMOKSTIK 6 0ZPKG Place in oven. Cook at Capillary action will do the Coffqe Mugs •Kh 1 favors sweetened gelatin ■lllo’o COFFEE CREAMER 9 9 * CHEESE SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! Blended S.O.S. TOP FROST ASSORTED VARIETIES - 4 OZ. PKG. Parkay 425 degrees F, or 400, or rest. 18 Cl. desserts. CHURNY ZESTY Gem Oil v r 32 0Z PKG 6 9 * 450 Somewhere in there. Grate in a little raw Soap Pads box HASH BROWNS RONDELE CHEESE *1.09 M argarina l b * 1 . 9 9 All f I AVORS R o m I fille t GREEK FETA CH EESE For an hour or so. MERICO onion. Or slice in a CH^NKLIGMT IN OIL OR WATER PIZZA REGULAR If you take it out after Cream Cheese INSTANT of beef with 16 OZ. PKQ. scallion. Bumble Bee Tuna Vn' 8 9 * Hood Ice Cream Green Peppercorn* SHRIMP DINNER p k g M . 2 9 CINNAMON ROLLS**^K°a 69* 1 LB. PKG. two hours, it doesn't A slice of meat or scraps Sanka Coffee STATE LINE KING SIZE Any roast th a t’s on HOOD'S matter. 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Not raaponalWl lor typograpMcai arror* 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ‘ MANCHESTER 16 - THE HERALD, Wed , Feb. 25, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25. 1981 - 17 Entertainment/A.rts Nobody cooks like you for special occasions / ■ A close look at the White lifetime, he was probably excesses. Typical Taft Like You Program for your if desired.'Makes 6 ser­ “House offers not only a more well known for his breakfasts included fruit, first family — a quiche in vings. gllm ^ of the personality culinary capabilities than two or more varieties of honor of Thomas Jeffer­ Sunact Salad LTM offers ‘Three Angels’ of the nation’s current his authorship of the meat, waffles, hominy and son’s introduction of 1 8-oz. bottle I^raft leader, but also offers Declaration of rolls with butter. His wife, French-influenced cooking Italian dressing MANCIIKSTKR - "My Three Angels,” Daniel Lien. Lien was responsible for last Other members of the cast include Joseph clues about our cultural Independence. Cooks today in a move toward more to this country and a clue 12 tomato slices the first production of the Little Theater of y ear’s LTM production of "The Glass Komfeld, Ann Brown, Donna Dube-Colletta, and culinary heritage. continue to enjoy some of economical entertaining, from Mrs. Taft’s presence 1 8tii-oz. can artichoke Manchester's 1981 season, will have its two Menagerie” and has been at the helm of such Rena Goldwasser, James Brenna, Ed Elfman Gastronomic devotees the by-products of his un- gave a presence to salads to salads. Hopefully, hearts, drained, quartered final performances at East Catholic High other productions as “The Apple Tree,” "The and Tom Colletta. The production was with personalities as wide- likely marriage of Virgi- by serving them with recipes will continue to 'k cup green pepper School Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Gingerbread Lady” and “Butterflies Are designed by Joanne Smith and the lighting ly divergent as ’Thomas nian cooking with French meals to the many guests filter down from the White chunks The comedy by Sam and Bella Spewack, Free.” In addition°to his directing credits. design has been done by David Fairbanks. Jefferson, William HowardX cifisine. who dined in the White House that are adaptable 1 avocado, peeled, sliced which was first presented on Broadway in the Lien is an accomplished actor. Gretchen Wiedie is the stage manager. Taft and John F. Kennedy Years later, Chester House. Today, salads con­ to special occasions at Lettuce 1950s, is based upon the successful French He received a master’s degree in acting and Tickets for “My Three Angeles” can be have imprinted their own Arthur, following Jeffer­ tinue to take on importance home. But regardless of Pour dressing over play, "La Cuisine Des Anges/' by Albert directing from the University of Connecticut. ordered by calling Mrs. M.K. Adams, Cole personal style on 1600 son’s lead, imported a as staple foodstuffs for who prepared it before tomato, artichoke hearts Husson. The original production, which He has appeared for Little Theater in such Street, 649-1441, or may be purchased at the Pennsylvania Ave. While French chef to attend his meals from brunch to late you, nobody cooks like you and green pepper. Cover; starred Peter Ustinov, was later made into a productions as “’The Crucible,” "Gingerbread box office. Special rates are available for some may appear presidential table, which suppers. for those special occasions. marinate in dressing 2 successful filnl with Humphrey Bogart in the Lady" and "Tartuffe.” students and senior citizens. extravagant, American featured the finest cuisine During John F. Cheddar Spinach Quiche hours. Drain, reserving leading role. ______. ,,, , „ r, Area residents may still purchase season chefs have taken their cue accompanied by numerous Kennedy’s tenure as Presi­ 1 10-oz. pkg. frozen Lastasthethreeconvicfangels are Drew looi marinade. Arrange tomato The play tells the story of how three con­ to experiment with and wines. Andrew Jackson, dent, the White House chopped spinach, cooked, and avocado in pinwheei victs in the French penal colony of French Scott,•ott Al Geetter and Rick HoranDoran. ScottSooH has three plays in 1981. Playwright Nell Simon, with his arm on the shoulder of his actress Following the curfpnt production a Eugene broaden thdr knowledge of another widower, also again took on the reputa­ drained design on lettpce covered Guiana come to the rescue of a family, much wife, Marsha Mason, chats as they leave the Shubert Theater In been seen by LTM audiences in the Noel O’Neill drama, "A Touch of the Poet,” will be foods prepared for very liked to entertain and tion of being the finest 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded plate. Top with artichoke like Robin Hood did in old England. Set at Boston Monday night after attending his latest show, "The Curse Coward comedy, "We Were Dancing." Rick presented in May. This production will be special occasions such as would invite one thousand restaurant in the United Kraft sharp natural Ched­ hearts and green pepper. Christmas time in the early 1900s, the three of Kulyenchlkov," a comic fable. (UPl photo) Doran played the leading role in the-musical directed by Betty Spalla. In November the the Inaugural dinner. or more guests to his States. This aura of d a r c h e e s e Serve with reserved convicts appear to the family like '•‘angels." comedy, "Promises, Promises.” Geetter is theater will present the musical comedy, These recipes can be elaborate parties. glamour, style and marinade. Makes 4 ser­ This story is a warm “Christmas carol" for making his LTM debut in "My Three Angels,” “Oliver!” by Lionel Bart. Subscribers are en­ adapted to special oc­ By contrast, the gaunt exquisite culinary taste 2 tablespoons flour vings. the whole family to enjoy. but has been seen in several other area titled to two tickets to each of the three Grammy awards tonight casions at home, whether Abraham Lincoln was a will be carried on with the 1 cup milk The Little Theater production is directed by productions. 2 eggs, beaten productions during the year. Subscription NEW YORK (UPI) — Frank Sinatra diverse artists as Kenny Rogers, Bette it be a birthday party of an­ sparse eater preferring arrival in the White House Wild fliers ticket holders are notified in advance of the and Barbra Streisand battle newcomer Midler, Billy J ( ^ , Pink Floyd, Don^ia niversary celebration. simple country foods of his of Nancy and Ronald 3 crisply cooked bacon dates of performances and are provided with Christopher Cross for top honors in Summer, Olivia Newton-John and Kenny For lliomas Jefferson, youth, such as corn cakes, Reagan. slices, crumbled The dark meat of the Vz teaspoon salt CG plans concert series seating in a reserved section in the front of the tonight’s Grammy Awards, the recording Loggins. widower, third President sugar cakes and ginger­ While family chefs are turkey is dark because it 2 auditorium. More information about subscrip­ industry’s equivalent to Hollywood’s Nominees in this year’s best new artist of the United States and bread. One of our nation’s not likely to copy the Dash of pepper has been well-supplied with BLOOMFIELD — Connecticut General In­ field town funds will underwrite the cost of tions may be obtained from Mrs. Karen coveted Oscars. category are Cross, Irene Cara of the known gourmet, every day more disciplined leaders extravagance of the 1 9-inch unbaked pastry bloodvessels. The white surance Corp. and the Town of Bloomfield will three free concerts which are open to the Hjalmeer, 540 Wetherell St. 646-4972. The 23rd annual Grammys ceremony — movie “Fame,” Robbie Dupree, Amy was special. An avid ad­ and first President, George Inaugural dinner, eyes will shell meat of the breasts — the team up again to produce the second annual public, and other community activities. Called The Little theater of Manchester is a non­ covering 59 categories that span the spec, Holland and a New Wave group. mirer of French food from Washington, wrote rules on be turned to the White Drain spinach well on ab­ muscles that power the sorbent paper. Toss cheese summer concert series which last year Bloomfield Sunset Sounds, the concerts are profit theater organization with membership trums of pop, rock, rhythm and blues, Pretenders. his many European table manners, many of House cooks as they wings — indicates that with flour. Add spinach, brought 50,000 Greater Hartford area held on CG’s 560-acre grounds. open to any area resident. LTM has been ser­ jazz, country, gospel and classical music travels, Jefferson was the which we still observe. prepare elaborate meals bred-for-eating turkeys are Cross, .30, of Austin, Texas, wrote and milk, eggs, bacon and residents to performances by two big-name Last summer's concerts featured the Count ving the Greater Manchester area for over 20 — will be broadcast live on CBS-TV from first American President William Howard Taft, b a s^ upon the personality weak flyers at best. Wild perform ^ the hit single "Sailing ” He seasonings; mix well. Pour artists. Basie Orchestra and Victor Borge conducting years and depends upon subscriptions and Radio City. Music Hall. to have a French chef in the last President to keep a and region of the chief turkeys, on the other hand, A $115,000 CG grant and $23,000 from Bloom­ the Hartford Symphony. ticket sales for its sole support. also was nominated in the categories of the White House. Many cow in the White House for executive officer. into pastry shell. Bake at may be able to fly a mile, 5 The evening’s host will be nine-time record of the year, song of,the year, album foods he introduced duting daily fresh milk, was Why not try these recipes 350 degrees, 1 hour. Gar­ reaching speeds as fast as Grammy winner Paul Simon, who was of the year and best male pop performer. nominated in two categories this year — his tenure, including pasta, famous for his culinary from Kraft’s Nobody Cooks nish with additional bacon. 45 mph. best album of an original score for the mo­ Tonight marks the first time in five french fries, waffles and tion picture “One-Trick Pony” and best years the 5,000-member National tomatoes, have become as T V tonight male pop vocalist. Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences muci) a part of our culinary Other nominees in some of the event’s gathers in New York City to give away its culture as the hamburger. Historians indicate save most important categories are such 6V>-inch, 2V4-pound golden gramophones. Special occasions can be celebrated at home In an elegant yet In­ Jefferson spent at least as 6:00 Inn, Dan masterminds an intricata expensive manner. Cheddar Spinach Quiche adds a French flavor much time cultivating his (DCE)®^ Nttwt plan to empty the casino's deposi­ vegetable garden and ® ILov«Lucy tory, and engages a curious teamof and served with Sunset Salad creates a warm ambiance for an an­ 0 Joker's Wild skilled profeeeionals- not knowing niversary, birthday supper or any celebration. A dinner will be developing new recipes as (S) NCAA Basketball Continues W ednesday that one of hiecohorts plana to take he did developing political From Daytime Arkansas vs SMU the money and run. (60 mina.) Senior Citizens more special because nobody cooks like you for special oc­ treatises. And, during his rt\ l Dream Of Jeannie PKAFullContactKarate World 0 Connie Stevens. 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CD Nawa SALE ENDS SAT., FEB. 28, 1981 Woodv Wc^packar Nawa 5:30 of ’The Herald. IhM i H JI, S4JK M M8-1441 CD Oanlal Boon* 1 8 - THE HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 25. 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Feb. 25, 1981 - 19 Health store offering . A / spray-free products East Hartford

By BETTY RYDER He not oniy makes naturally carrots which makes approximately Faihily Editor produced products available to his three gallons of juice, A Manchester pharmacist, a long­ many customers, but takes time out The store’s frozen food locker con- time advocate of the importance of to chat with them about proper. . tains prepared - dinners such as Ched- Police nab OY^ner —again proper nutrition, has gone a step health care. “I believe in preventive dar Chicken with Spaghetti, Peas in a further by introducing a line of medicine, not just seeking a cure Sauce, all of which are made from EAST HARTFORD - Curtis A. Heinz, the lenient sentence. been found guilty of violating liquor commis­ organically-grown produce in his after a person is ill.” organically-grown ingredients. owner of East Hartford’s Venus Lounge, was "Your Honor has to dispense with this case sion regulations and he said it was improper health store. The health store carries raw goat "We also sell bulk honey. sentenced ’Tuesday for promoting obscenity as you would any other first offense mis­ for Creamer to refer to incidents for which Michael Oworkin, along with John milk for people who don’t want Customers can bring in their own only to be arrested on another charge ’Tuesday demeanor,”' urged ’Trantolo. “I think it’s there is ho proof. Moretti, health store manager, processed milk, fertile eggs from containers and fill them up. ’The n i^ t. clear that what the state instituted from the ‘T m looking for a formula in lieu of ab­ purchase produce grown in Califor­ area farms, com, com meal, rice, honey is made in areas where, the Heinz was charged last night with beginning is a witchhunt. I think what we have solute incarceration to insure that this is not nia and Florida which includes barley whole grain, nuts and many blossoms are not sprayed with tampering with physical evidence and here Is a town that wants to hurt one man by going to happen again,” explained Judge oranges, apples, squash, carrots, other natural products. pesticides,” Dworkin said. hindering prosecution in the second degree, in setting an example. Maybe what the state Wagner. He proposed the idea of the probation pears, avocados, pears and “We carry meats, such as ham- The store, which opened in the connection with a stabbing Incident at the bar; really wants is a cross with a man on it. When conditional on Heinz’s strict adherence to potatotes. burg, and the animals from which it pharmacy six years ago, offers a early Sunday morning. you have one minute of questionable activity, liquor commission guidelines. At the store, which adjoins ' comes wasn't injected with any hor­ variety of non-caffeine teas such as One of the dancers at the Venus Lounge is how can you give two years in jail? What the mones to fatten it up and fed only state wants to do is not only punish Mr. Heinz, Judge Wagner explained his rationale for Liggetts Pharmacy in the Sleepy Time Tea (a herbal blend) charged with stabbing a customer In thejieck. imposing the probation. Manchester Parkade, where organically-grown feed. Our hot dogs but punish all the other bar owners. ’They want and Red Zinger. ’The customer received seven stiches. ”It has not been shown to my satisfaction Dworkin is pharmacist, he said, have no nitrates and our fish comes “We even have rice bread for peo­ to start the ball rolling.” Police said Heinz failed to summon police or that you’ve really understood that these things "Every Thursday morning a new from Alaskan waters which are ple who can’t tolerate wheat,” he medical aid, hid . the weapon behind the bar Creamer accused Heinz of a "lack of are illegal,” the judge explained to Heinz. "If shipment comes in and the relatively free of pollution and from said. and locked the dancer, accused of the assault, remorse” and she suggested the judge con­ you’re in a high-risk situation where you’re customers are here early to fill their North Atlantic fresh waters,” In one section of the store, more in a back room, so she would be unavailable to sider that when deciding on a sentence. shopping baskets. By Monday, it's all Dworkin said. than 300 hooks on health-related sub­ ”I think it’s pertinent to show that this is a likely to find yourself in a criminal situtation, police. He was released on $1,000 bond. then you’ve simply got to find a way to control gone." Moretti suggests a drink made pattern that has continued,” she said. “I jects are offered and another area Ehirlier in the day, Heinz was sentenced in things or dispense with that type of enter­ The fresh produce is grown without from carrots, celery and beets, might note that all of this has been done in features natural cosmetics. Manchester Superior Court to 90 days in jail, tainment.” the use of pesticides and grows in whipped in a blender, which he sayS A wide range of vitamins are suspended after 10, a year’s probation and a direct violation of the liquor commission areas that have not been sprayed,” cleanses the liver. available. Dworkin is cautious when total of $2,000 In fines. regulations. ’That indicates that attitude of the Trantolo said he plans to file an appeal on he said. Prices at the health store are com­ it comes to diuretics. "Many people ’The probation is contingent on Heinz’s defendant.” Heinz’s behalf. Judge Wagner set bond for the 2 John Moretti, health store manager, fills places apples In plastic bags. Pesticides can accummulate in the parable to supermarket prices with take diuretics to eliminate water adherence to all liquor commission Trantolo countered that Heinz has never appeal at $1,000. body, Dworkin says, and one may carrots ranging in price from $12.50 from the body, but they also lose display case with fresh carrots as co-worker regulations regarding live entertainment. find himself allergic from them five to $14 for 25 pounds. Moretti says valuable minerals which should be Heinz was convicted Monday on four counts or ten years later. customers do buy the 25 pounds of retained or replaced by vitamins. Governors William O’Neill of Connecticut, left, and Joseph of promoting obscenity. Testimony at the Dworkin keeps abreast of the latest Garrahy of Rhode Island confer Tuesday during the National trial showed that the “exotic dancing” Parking ban draws fire nutritional information and he and Changing habits can help featured at the Venus Lounge included the EAST HARTFORD — A proposed or­ failed to satisfy many of the 50 citizens who his wife, Ellen, attend seminars each Governors’ Association meeting In Washington. (UPI photo)) dancers exposing themselves and having By LAWRENCE LAMB, for a variety of reasons. dinance which woulld ban the parking of turned up for the hearing. year in various parts of the country. phplcal contact with patrons. motor vehicles on front lawns again drew fire M.D. The good thing about your nosecutor Rosita Creamer, deputy assis­ Council member John B. Larson said the or­ DEAR DR. LAMB - I water habit is that is does at a public hearing ’Tuesday night. dinance is important for aesthetic reasons. He 5 tant state’s attorney, urged Judge Jerry ’The new version of the parking ban would smoked cigarettes for not contain calories. A lot Wagner to impose the maximum possible four showed a series of slides picturing cars and nearly 10 years before I allow exemptions for people who, because of of people substitute eating year prison sentence and $4,000 fine. trucks parked in front yards to drive home the quit. I was up to over a for smoking and that adds Dr. Lamb obstructions or boundaries, are prevented point. "I think the court when imposing a penalty pack a day. The way I quit to the problem of weight from parking in their side yards or back yards. But several town residents criticized the or­ Bolton should consider the purpose, whether it is The ordinance would also allow citizens to lay New drug was cheap. Instead of gain. dinance as being an intrusion into their private punitive or deterrent,” she said. “He took a driveways, ”a hard surface consisting of reaching for a cigarette I 1 often recommend exer­ lives and a violation of their constitutional a wheelbarrow and that type of mosquito. The tiny culculated risk to make a profit. He took the asphalt, concrete or some other recognized would reach for a glass of cising when you have the rights of property. they weighed around 20 worms can be eradicated risk and lost, so now it’s time to pay the price. material used for driveways,” limited to 10 fights ice water. 1 carried a glass urge to smoke. 'That helps pounds apiece. Is that with medicines, and sur­ I think a fine is meaningless in this case. He’ll < Some conceded that it might make sense to feet in width. of ice water around to use calories and helps true? apply the regulation to new dwellings, but said gery can help correct the just write it off. as another business expense. Handicapped persons would also be exempt wherever I sat, or in the with weight control, which DEAR READER - It deformities. It occurs Selectmen hosting ”I think it’s clear from the testimony that it is unfair to impose retroactively on present from having to comply with the new parking kitchen where I was is something important happens. Sometimes the housing. influenza mostly in the warm the public is fed up with the filth at the Venus regulations. cooking. After two weeks I after quitting smoking. While several citizens spoke in favor of the scrotum gets so large that climates of the world. Lounge.” Those exemptions make the new ordinance did not want a cigarette Many of Uie hazards of it nearly drags on the ordinance, the majority of those who spoke op­ ATLANTA (UPI) - This winder Defense attorney Vincent J. Trantolo more flexible than the outright parking ban for posed it. anymore. tobacco are discussed in ground. It is caused by a hearing on waste vigorously disagreed and he urged a more Nobel flavor front yards proposed last autumn. But it still may offer physicians and health of­ Five years later 1 was in The Health Letter number disease called filariasis, ficials the first real chance to test the the hospital and they fed 2-6, Tobacco: Cigarettes, Professor Albert Szent- otherwise known as BOLTON — .’The Board of Selectmen is using the transfer station, once it is com­ effectiveness of a comparatively new tne intravenously and gave Cigars, Pipes, which I am Gyorgyl, a Hungarian elephantiasis, because it hosting a public hearing tonight on the pleted and town costs are considered. ’The anti-viral drug, amantadine, against me blood for about five sending you. Others who also involves the legs scientist, won a Nobel issue of solid waste disposal. committee felt that if the people did not influenza. days. When I got home I want this issue can send 75 which can be as large as Prize in 1937 for his Epidemic influenza has beei^ had the craving again. experiments with paprika. ’The town has been asked to consider two switch, the figure already being paid to cents with a long, stamped, the leg of an elephant. options: one, the installation of a transfer the contractor, about $40,000, would be reported in several states by the A fter about a week I self-addressed envelope for It is caused by a worm He discovered a group of national Centers for Disease Control, smoked more than a pack substances in paprika station at Freja Park, and the other, the added to the total cost for the transfer sta­ it to me,' in care of this that blocks the lymphatics hiring of a private contractor for town There have been regional outbreaks at one sitting. To “ this day I called bioflavonoids which tion raising the total town expenditure for newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, in the leg or scrotum or wide pickup of solid waste. solid waste removal to approximately that in other states. Deaths due to influen- have not wanted another Radio City Station, New have been found valuable both. The swelling from The consensus of the Board of $ 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 . za and pneumonia in 121 major U.S. cigarette. That was four in maintaining the health York, NY 10019. In general fluid and fibrosis causes Selectmen endorsed the transfer station, At the hearing, which by all indications cities indicate' that the seasonal ail­ years ago. a heavy smoker tends to the enlargement. The dis­ of the body’s capillary ment is widespread. due to financial considerations. will be well attended, the selectmen hope F Not being able to smoke shorten his life expectancy ease is transmitted by one system. Amantadine hydrochloride, the killed my great­ According to the selectmen’s figures, to formulate an idea about which direction by about 14 years. the estimated yearly cost of contracting a the town wants to go. chemical agent’s generic name, was grandmother. .She was only Now about your great­ licensed by U19 Food and Drug Ad­ 104. A country doctor told pick-up plan is $110,000. grandmother. Smoking a Club listings Contrasted to this is the installation cost ministration in 1966. But iCs cost and her children that she was ’ One further item of discussion, that pipe is not as dangerous to To get your club news publicized or club meeting notice of a transfer station, $1^ , 000, and its es­ which arose only recently, is the pending uncertainty about side effects have going to die if she did not one’s health as smoking limited its use. in The Herald, call Betty Ryder at 643-2711 or send in timated annual operating cost, $70,000. meeting between the Andover Board of quit smoking. She refused cig a re tte s. And some your written notice to ’The Herald. State funds are available for the building Selectmen and the Bolton Board of In October 1979, researchers to eat or drink until they heavy smokers are lucky your employer of the station, which will lower the cost of Selectmen on the possibilities involved In reported to the National Institutess gave her her pipe. In less and do get by with the E it to about $110,000. installing a transfer station at the An­ of Health that years of research than a week they were put­ habit, just as some people With a 20 year debt on this, the annual showed amantadine was about 70 ting flowers on her grave. dover dump site. play Russian roulette and cost of the station would be the operating No meeting date has been set, but the percent effective in preventing She had smoked since she don't shoot themselves. influenza-A, the most common type was 12. cost, about $63,000, plus the yearly Andover Board has agreed to meet with Your great-grandmother payments, bringing the total annual cost of influenza, which includes the A- DEAR READER - Sears Portrait Studio the Bolton Board on Uie issue, which Is a did not die from stopping BABIE* • CHILDREN • ADULTS'FAMILT CBOVPt to the $70,000 figure. In a few years, the reversal of a previous decision. Brazil and A-Bangkok viruses. The Thanks for your suggestion smoking. She died from not ■son latter virus has been identified as selectmen figure, the co m p art savings Andover selectmen decided last month about how to quit smoking. eating. That is particularly will pay for the station. that a meeting between the two Boards causing the widespread influenza ac­ ■You used a good method — dangerous in older people. tivity this winter. In contrast to the Board’s decision is a would prove profitless since they deter­ substituting a new habit for DEAR DR. LAMB - A vote that m aterialized at the lastt mined that Andover does not have an im­ ’The scientists also said the drug, an old one. Drinking water, friend of mine who served Republican Committee’s meeting that en­ mediate solid waste disposal problem. taken even after the start of an infec­ or whatever one chooses to Michael Dworkin, at right, checks out shipment of beans with in New Guinea in World dorsed the option of town wide pick-up A recent letter from Morris Sllverstein tion, showed promise of reducing the do to satisfy the need to be War II claims he saw a John Moretti. (Herald photos by Pinto) duration and severity of the illness. over the transfer station. of Bolton’s finance board prompted the direct deposit doing something, will help native with his testicles in ’The committee felt that the Board had Andover selectmen into reconsidering the made a problematical assumption in that meeting. Sllverstein asked "only for a the almost 800 persons who have already chance for both Boards to listen to each Light wines may Veribeat BONELESS EASY TO SLICE FIRST PRIZE FRESH hired a private contractor would switch to other.” ’This chance has now materialized. PORK ROLLS AND GENUINE FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS are featured at Pinehurst, 302 Main ..... lcangft¥pua hit market soon No waste ... a lot of delicioua fresh pork at $1.79 lb. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vandals wreck buses Its plans for test months away from a final SmaN 4 to B k . your The same changes in con­ marketing the 8.9 percent Tobin's bonolMS roll to BOLTON — Six school buses were van­ He added that it Is not uncommon for sumer taste that swung decision. TURKEY chablis in San Diego, Seat­ “We have a proposal in dalized last night, causing the buses to run gasoline to be stolen from the buses America towards light beer tle, Milwaukee, Nashville, BREAST PORK baby Vk hour late this morning. during the winter months.' are about to give birth to the works and we don’t Albany and Tampa, St. think it would be proper to So different at 1 Resident State Trooper Robert Peterson The administration did not learn of the light wine. h . three month*, lix said that six batteries had been stolen, one Petersburg are in let Taylor jump the gun.” • 1 . 4 5 R O LLS.... lb. incident until about 6:50, be said, and the As with the beer, light abeyance because because . . . nine month*, from each of the buses, and an undeter­ radio stations were all alerted by 7 :10. said Les Stanford, a BATF 1.79 twelve. Remem­ wine will have less alcohol mined amount of gasoline had be the Bureau of Alcohol, public information officer. Shurilne The bus company from Colchester and fewer calories. But Tobacco and Firearms has Tobin’s gonuino froth ber the change* siphoned out of some of the gas tanks responded quickly, Allen said, bringing up "At this point it’s just a alway* with pro- whether winemakers will not decided whether wine BACON Superintendent Raymond Allen said spare batteries and another bus to com­ be allowed to use the word proposal and we could just SMALL PORK fe**ional keepsake labeling should be allowed portrait* taken that last week some gas had been siphoned pensate for the delay. He added that the "light" in its name is still as well not adopt it as out of some of the buses. to use the word "light.” adopt it.” lb. M . 4 5 SPARE RIRS regularly at Scan. morning delay will not cause a late dis­ open to discussion among He said that “as in the pqst, if they (the In December 1980 BATF, Miss Seracini says toatundat missal time for the students. government regulators and an arm of the Treasury, JI state police) find the person who did it Peterson said the incident is under in­ "I can see to it that your pay- “These are a few of the com­ Taylor research shows con­ .49 perhaps even the courts. published proposed Sausage thq. Board of Education will want to vestigation. 2 A spokeswoman for sumers already have the prosecute.” check starts earning SV* % in­ panies on direct deposit to regulations that would correct image of what a With any pork roll or spar# rib purchaaa, buy Taylor Wines, a subsidiary allow wines to be be M eat terest from the moment you First Federal Savings: of the Coca-Cola Co,, says "light” wine would be, and 1 rag. 48$ bag of labeled “light” if certain the proposed name is get paid. And you won’t even it will be the first national­ content information also a. * ly recognized winery to "completely truthful and 1.79 TOBirS NEW VORK STATE KRMITf()r have to make a deposit. • United Technologies appeared on the label. That accurate.” 1 C market a light wine. Lake provision is part of a larger Because your pay can be de­ • The Travelers Country Soft is scheduled As a result Taylor filed Stan/0y’i package of proposals suit against BATF in •moN honH iii Aquamarine for March posited for you into a check­ • Aetna Life and Casualty for test marketing begin­ overhauling advertising Special Meat Loaf-SwedMi Meat Bal Blend ning March 14 in Albany, Washington on Jan. 19 Captures the surging spirit of the sea ing account that earns in­ • Combustion Engineering 5 rules for alcoholic Smoked Potk Butts N.Y., Atlanta, Raieigh- asking the court to allow it terest at First Federal Savings • Connecticut Mutual Life beverages. It is in its early to use the "light” name ib.M.99 Durham, N.C. and stages and probably k.«1.69 14 color |, A 95 — 'automatically. • Phoenix Mutual Life ■Syracuse, N.Y., and in immediately. mid-May in Miami and Make pork patties Anothar apacial U.8.D.A. Cholco foatura... Packar cut 7 Iba. and portraits XvfoTal “What's more, I’ll be happy Mike Slroja “And chances are your com­ Denver. up WHOLE TENDERLOINS OF BEEF (cut to order) to arrange for a weekly Manchester Office pany is too. Ask your payroll It comes in red, white Ever think of turning lef­ includes 95f deposit Pierced earrings to I 1 egg, slightly beaten match pendant. I transfer from your 5V4% checking account to office to put you on direct deposit to First and rose. Its alcoholic con­ No Ikna. FhotoftwiUc packaa. tadwlat two tover meat or chicken into Generous dash pepper $130. tent ranges from 8.9 to 9 patties? SaIa^ tw o SaT* and I t w a it ! riu color p^ aiU . M* a 5Vz % statement savings account. That way Federal Savings. You’ll get a 5V4% raise from 2 tablespoons butter or For all your avaryday naada our prieaa aro compatlUva for aach i^ U aaal rabltol la partrah. Chotoa of percent. Regular table For example, leftover margarine harliawaadi . Paaa* aar M lim oa. you can save any amount you wish, every pay the moment you do.” wine is 12 to 14 percent, pork can be formed into DAYTIME period — and earn even more interest. 1 teaspoon lemon juice ^ A Angela Seracini, patties and rolled in bread V« cup water PAM PERS \8hur1lns Sugar...... WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Taylor’s public relations crumbs. Brown and then W teaspoon rosemary knMae Pendant— with oval i manager, said there is no ;8fat« Brand B u tte r...... M.M.7 9 ;: F E B . 25-26-27-28 simmer in chicken- leaves, crushed •3.S9 shaped, faceted reduction in calories in the mushroom soup or chicken Mix thoroughly 2 |g .M. or Plllsbury Flour...... ■ms.m .m I: genuine stone, set new wine because of its gravy. Serve with buttered IwyiewMrUtMritot 4-pronged style tablespoons soup, meat, 1 M nknlirM ay^^ DAILY 10-1 2-5 6-8 sweetness. Wine usually acorn squash and a Mlad. bread crumbs, egg and •Vlys Jumbo Towsis...... rMl89*!| in14Kyell^ contains about 48 calories Oispy Pork PaUim gold with 14k yellow gold chain. $155. LadysRIng— oval shaped,faceted Find IM eial Saevings pepper. Shape firmly into 4 SAT. 10-1 2-4:30 per four-ounce glass. 1 can (10y4 ounces) con­ patties. Vfiiile present stock lasts all 1 liter C ott______genuine stone set in 14K yellow gold, East Hartford, Qlastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchaster, Vexnon, Rockville and South Windsor At the same time the densed creamy chicken- In skillet, brown patties Club 2 bottle* 99« MANCHESTER PARKADE scalloped designed setting. $200. company wants to market mushroom soup or chicken in butter. Add remaining a wine it calls California giblet gravy 6V4 oz. cans NINE I.IVES CAT FOOD 3 for $1'.00 - case of 24 cans $7.88 ... no limit soup, water, lemon juice ... stock up. Cellars light Chablis. It IW cups finely chopped and rosemary. Heat; stir Sears IeseeI has an 8.9 percent alcoholic cooked lamb, pork or occasionally. This kitchen Our 6 f at thar «w Trua ted Jewefers LINDER content and, because it is a chicken tested recipe makes 4 ser­ dry wine, a 30 percent •88 MAIN RTebOWNTOWN MANCHIRTIR ‘A cup fine dry bread vings. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. •ttanlare •N*ai atlM n aWaaMniw Mai reduction in calories. crumbs THE HERALD, Wed., Feh. 25, 1981 -r 21 2 0 - THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 28. 1981 Vernon * Call 643-2711 ^ ★ eJI • call 643-2711 * Experts to study phones Taxpayers Apartmmtt For R»nt S3 Apartmwiii For Rant 53 Autoq FOr Safe ‘ *Y VERNON — The town will hire a analyze the economic and technical Councilman Jcdui Drost, who had MANCHESTER MAIN ST., TWO ROOM APARTMENT - practicality of alternative equip­ consultant to do an analysis of the previously served as chairman o f the force vote two room furnished apart­ $185 monthly. Plus gas heat. present telephone system in the ment. Robert Dotson, director of ad­ Permanent Municipal Building Com­ ment. Heated, hot water, Appllancei. Available Im­ WANTED JUNK AND LATE Memorial Building, which houses the ministration said the council will mittee when the new police station ^pliances, no pets. Security. mediately! Phone Roae 646- Call 523-7047. MODEL WRECKS - Cash town offices, and to make probably have to appropriate up to was being built, recall^ that former 2462. Paid. Call Parker Street Used recommendations concerning a new $100 in additional money should it director of administration, Stanley to machine Auto Parti, 649-3391. TWO BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR TWO system. decide to proceed with a new system. Roessler, had been studying alter­ APARTMENT - duplex. BEDROOM APARTMENT - By RICHARD CODY BANK REP08ESSI0N8 FOR The Town Councii, Monday night, If it is found that the town wouldn't nate telephone system plans. He said Conveniently located. Heat, In 4 fahilly bouse. Private SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula authorized the spending of |3,5S0 to save any money by changing systems the committee was told to go with Herald Reporter hot w a te r, rang^e, driveway and entrance. Gose refrigerator. Parking. No $3,200, 1(75 Chevrolet Monza hire the consultant from Rand then it will continue services with SNET for the police station because COVENTRY — The taxpayers' association announced to churches and stores. On pets. Adults. March 1st.' busline. Newly remodeled. $1,800, 1976 Dodge Charger Associates. SNET. otherwise there could be a problem last night that It has acquir^, through (Ktltion, enough Lease. Security. 649-4378. $350 monthly. Plus beat and Special Edition. 2 door. 8 cylinder, $2,500. 1974 The consulting firm has said the Dotson said for the past one and with service. signitui;ps to bring the upcoming Thur^ay night town security. Call Ed 646-6320 3 h e B t r ® basic charge for the service will be one-half years since ^e town an­ Presently there is a sw it^board in meeting to a referendum vote. MANCHESTER • New 4W before 5 p.m. or 649-1480 after OUnnoblle Cutlass Supreme. 8 cylinder $1,500. m CMC $3,200 and that expenses won't nounced it was considering alter­ the lobby of the Memorial Building The town meeting was announced by the Town Council Room Town House Condo. IVk s n.m baths. Fully applianced. WaU- Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel exceed $350. This will include native systems, he has received and all calls go through that board. last Tuesday for the purpose of appropriatihg $55,iD00 to drive, $l,S00.vl966 AMC Am­ to-wall throughout. $450 AVAILABLE about eight proposals. He said they bassador 4 door $300. 1075 analyzing alternative telecom­ Department heads have termed the cover a projected school budget deficit. monthly. 649-4003. IMMEDIATELY - 4 room, se­ Chrysler Cordoba, condi­ If munication systems and overseeing are so highly technical they can only system as antiquated and said it is Chairperson for the association, Geraldine Bissonnette, cond floor apartment, on quiet tion, best offer. The above installation of the new equipment be understo^ by a professional such difficult to trace long-distance calls said that the petitions circulated through town the past street. Appliances, heat, hot water included. $400 monthly, may be seen at the Savings should the council decide to go in that as the consultant from Rand. Dotson that originate from ^eir offices. few days received “ enough signatures to go to referen­ Bank of Manchester, 623 Main plus security. No pets. Call you direction. said the telephone budget for the Dotson said he has been itold that MANCHESTER, EAST dum .” 643-4902 or 643-0711 ask for St., Manchester. CENTER ST. Living room, This is for phase one of the plan current year is $30,000. It is expected the charge calls are very low for a State statute 7.71 on the conducting of meetings of Lorraine. which just inciudes the study to that the base rates wili be going up. town the size of Vernon. municipal corporations states that in order to bring a kitchen with appliances, bath, ------.—r BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, bedroom, and alcove. Heat in­ PB, AT. AC. Very good condi­ 6 ROOM FLAT in newer two have town meeting to a referendum, or a ballot or voting cluded. Attractive. family. Wall-to-wall tion. $400 or best offer. 643- 2 machine vote, no less than 200 qualified signatures are Convenient location, on bus carpeting, all appliances. No 5317. required. line 1350. Available March 1st. WANT ADS utilities. No pets. Security. Tax relief requests due Pope John Paul II yawns In front of fathers 643-4703. 'The petitioners must file the petition within 24 hours of 647-9348. Imusieal who are lying on the ground during an or­ VERNON — Jack VanOudenhove, May 15 if they owned their own home married or $12,000 married. A the town meeting; it must be notarized. dination ceremony Tuesday at UrakamI THREE ROOMS Homes for Rant 54 assessor, reminds elderly persons during 1980 and still do. The brand homeowner is eligible for such credit Mrs. Bissonnette said that she has “ well over 200 AVAILABLE who were sent reapplication forms in Cathedral In Nagasaki City, Japan. The items signatures,” adding that the petition will be filed today IMMEDIATELY! Don or new application for renters will be if he or his spouse living with him, MANCHESTER HOME, 3 December, for tax relief, to return coming in starting after April 15 arid was at least 65 years of age at the Pope must be very tired since his two weeks before the 7:30 p.m. deadline. Rose 646-2482. bedrooms, extra bath, new the forms to his office by March 15. before Dec. 31, 1981. This means that if the petition is valid, which will be decor. Appliances KSS. Call close of the preceding year. long Aslan tour in hard schedule is nearly at MANCHESTER, Unusual The assessor said that the forms Locators, 2 3 6 -^ . Fee. • • • The qualifications are the same as This law doesn't provide for abate­ determined by the town clerk, no vote can be taken at the deluxe one bedroom tosel! an end. He will be leaving for Rome via should be returned whether or not the they have been excepting that the in­ ment of property taxes. Rather, it town meeting on the appropriation request. townhouse. Private entrance, •••••••••••••••••••••••*•• 5 Alaska Wednesday night. (UPl photo) Ofncet-Storai tor Rent 55 elderly persons feel they qualify. come requirements now include provides for a credit to the claimant The meeting must remain solely a public hearing with patio and full basement. This must be done to maintain any Social Security. Includes heat, appliances, on his tax bill. However, those an adjournment to either voting machines or to a paper STORE OR OFFICE SPACE now carpeting and air con­ benefits now being received. The law provides for a credit each receiving tax benefits under the ballot vote. ditioning. $400 monthly. No available, 200, 400, and up to All elderly applicants who are not year to certain homeowners whose previous tax relief law may continue Mrs. Bissonnette said that she felt the move to referen­ peta. Damato Enterprises 646- 5000 square feet. 643-1442. now involv^ in the program, should “qualifying” income for the previous to receive these benefits provided Police in area dum is “ only fair” to the voters of the town. She said 1021. apply in the assessor's office before OFFICES FOR RENT, 40O- isa year wasn't more than $10,000 un­ they still qualify. Monday that since the voters in town voted for the budget 900 sq. ft. Good location. Cen­ last year, the school board should respect their decision EAST HARTFORD, heat GUARANTEE report arrests paid. Kids ok. Lots of extras, tral air conditioning, two on the budget and “ they should have to live with it.” $ m Call Locators. 236-5646. separate men's and women's 1974 GREMLIN IN GOOD very CONDITION, economical Council member Chris Cooper said last night that he Fee. rooms. Reasonable rent. Call Voter league meets tonight 649-5335. .with 6 cylinder motor. $995. VERNON - Gay Poland, 41, of 95 St. John St., was disturbed by the the action, stating that he felt it 7426537. Manchester, was charged Tuesday with driving while counter-productive to the association's goals. He said the MANCHESTER, PETS OK, 5 VERNON — The Tri-Town League Lake Placid Experience; The Good ly apropos. rooms with basement, garage, MANCHESTER - Retail, Igood under the influence of liquor or drugs or both and cost of taking a vote to referenduijgils approximately $2,- 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - of Women Voters will meet tonight at and the Bad.” This lecture is the third and final of plus more! 200s. Locators, storage and/or manufacturing driving an unregistered motor vehicle. 000, which he felt is an added ex^nditure. space. 2,000 square feet to 25,- 2 door bard tmi. Good running His presentation will include a the 1980-81 league series. Other lec­ Fee. 236-5646. 7:30 in the community room of the Police said he was observed driving erratically on 000 square feet. Very condition. $W . Call 644-1454 Stop & Shop market in the K-Mart slide show of Lake Placid and the turers included Connecticut's chief after 6:00 p.m. Route 83 and Kelly Road. He was released on a $100 MANCHESTER, ALL BILLS reasonable. Brokers RESULTS time! Plaza, Route 30. Olympic facilities as welt as behind housing court judge, Arthur Spada, protected. Call Heyman non-sUrety bond for appearance, in. court in Rockville PAID. One bedroom, today 1967 IN T E R N A T IO N A L The guest speaker will be Charles the scenes anecdotes of what really who spoke on the "Housing Crisis,: Police arrest $200. Call Locators, 236-5646. ^ p erU es, 1-226-1206. on March 9. SCOUT - 4 Wheel Drive. A. Boster, former executive director happened. and Lawrence Fellows of the New SOUTH WINDSOR — Lawrence Brown, 24, of 69 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE Rebuilt transmisaion, new of the Lake Placid, N.Y., Chamber of League members feel, that in view York Times and Clayton Jones of the SOUTH WINDSOR, King size clutch. AM/FM 8 track. $700. Mountain St., Ellington, was charged Tuesday with four bedroom. Kids and pets SPACE in prime location. Will Commerce. of the brewing debate over the Christian Science Monitor who spoke two policemen alter and decorate to suit te­ CaU 649-2943. second-degree larceny by possession. ok. Major appliances. Won't Boster, who is intimately familiar American taxpayers' responsibility on "Current Trends in Politics.” nant. Raymond E. Gorman, Police said he allegedly had in his possession some last long. Call Locators, 236- 1973 MERCURY COUGAR, with the management and the plari- to Lake Placid's deficit, the league There is no admission charge and COVENTRY — Clifford Spinner and Warren Winkler, 5646. Fee. 233 Eiast Center Street, 643- $700 worth of water bed supplies which were manufac­ 1139. P/S, P/B, 51,000 miles. One ning operations for the 1980 Lake expects this lecture to be particular­ the program is open to the public. both officers on the Willimantic police department, were tured locally. Brown had previously worked for the owner very good condition. Placid Olympics, will speak on "The arrested yesterday at the Coventry police station and PROFESSIONAL WOMAN IN $1,600. 6 4 ^ 1 6 . Marc. firm. He was released on a $5,000 nonsurety bond for UPPER 20s looking for same Resort Property S6 appearance in court in Manchester on March 9. charged with reckless endangerment in the first degree to share apartment. Non- For Rent “Private Property Want Ads”! 1969 BUICK SK YLARK , and threatening. smoker preferred. $175 South Windsor Police are also investigating the Ehtcellent Interior and engine. F OCEAN VILLAGE CONDO, Troy headsYMCA campaign The two men turned themselves in after learning of the monthly, plus W utility bills. 68,000 original miles. $400 report of a break into a home in the Foster Street area. 640-6144 after 6:30 [.m., keep ten miles south o f . Vero warrants for their arrest. Beach, Fort Pierce. New 2 firm. CaU MM172 after 4 p.m. VERNON — James Troy, presi­ critical YMCA work in establishing Entry was gained by removing the^lass from a rear trying. Days 643-i 7. M ayor's Task Force on Zoning, Little The warrants were issued after a reported incident bedroom available | April- H Your Hern Isn’t Sold Within 6 Days — dent of Vernon National Bank has teen pro^ams, before and after door. 1974 CAPRI • Automatic. Very League umpire and Midget Football about two weeks jg o involving the complaintant being NEWLY RENOVATED, 2W November. Tennis, golf, pool, been named chairman of the Com­ school child care, day camp, and coach. Police said the bedroom was ransacked and 20 club house and miles of beach. good condition. 69,000 mUes. run off the road. Route 31, and that a gun had been pulled. room apartment'. Includes $1500. Call 7 C - ^ after 6 m unity D iv ision fo r the 1981 expansion of the Y-Indian Guide and bicentenrtial silver dollars and a bicentennial proof set heat, hot water, appliances. Unusual ^ a week Including Both'men were released on written promises to appear p.m. sustaining campaign of the Indian Princess programs. Christopher Scranton, vice presi­ were taken along with some jewelry. Main St. location, second utmties. Call 643-8224 after 7 Second 6 Days Are Free! in court March 17, 1981. p.m. Valley YMCA. The sustaining campaign will begin dent and service director bf Scranton floor. Security, references. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, 411, 2 R ecipes galore Call after 6 p.m. 646-3911. Troy will lead a group of communi­ March 2. Motors, has also been elected to the Wanted to Rent 57 door, automatic, runs whole E or can use for parts. As Is ty business leaders toward their goal Victor Ris Cassi, president of board. He is also president of the Great Ideas for new MANCHESTER. Cute 4 room of $5,000 which is one half of the 1981 recipes are exclusively -mdiimTs $300. 528-6961, after 4 p.m. Maranba Builders has been elected Hartford Oldsmobile Service and* apartment available April 1st. 5** 3 Lines For 6 Days — 8.50 sustaining goal. yours in the full-color $380 per month, heat included. *• to the Indian Valley YMCA Board of Parts Managers Club and is active in 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA, 5 John F. Perry, chairman of the Managers. He has been actively in­ the Rockville Area Chamber of People-Food section of The S p a ci^ yard, near bus line, 'i®****®'’*^ Security deposit requlr^. d e s ir e d . R e fe r e n c e s speed. High mileage, best overall drive, said that a successful volved in Vernon for 14 years as past Commerce. Herald. New ideas, offer. 649-1329, 6 ■ evenings. Call 649-4500. availab:* Callafter4;30p.m., Deadline Is Noon The Day Before Publication campaign will enable expansion of president of Vernon Civitans, the coupons and great recipes 643-0034. h.rtrnn™ ...... 1973 BUICK LE SABRE - 85,- are yours in The Herald; HEBRON two bedroom . _ . . .. oqo miles. No rust. Body and apartment.'HeiL hot w a te r, Aotoa For Sate ^61 idy I $1.00 Discount It Paid In Advance ’ good. Excellent run­ appUances, carpeting, la w ning corioitlon. $ ^ . CaU 43- Preservation unit yard. Lease and security $325 DODGE Window Van, many 1515, ask for MeUnda, or 456- monUily. No pets. 20 minutes T h ty say w«'d make more money new parte. Needs motor, ^eat 1866 alter 6 p.m. from Hartford. Call after 5 'mwith wiae aisles, sophisticafed offer. 643-5317. „ ^ p.m. 228-9759 or 228-3414. nominates sehool displays, inventory controls and r n ic k a tor Solo 62 credit cords. Well maybe those VERNON — The State Historic Preservation Board FOUR ROOMS - Second floor. 'experts' are right, but we're hav- has nominated the Rockville School Compibx on Park and you S A V E Cellar, attic, porch. Central. School streets as an historic site. ing a good time just selling 'Good Residential. AdulU. NopeU. 1972 OLDS DELTA. Good run­ Stuff Cheap,* and our customers are ning and mechanical condi­ Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant superintendent of Tenant pays heat. $225. FOR SALE 1973 F-lOO, four happy too, so who cores about the Available March 1st. Two tion. Air condition, automatic schools, addressed the state group during a meeting held wheel drive. 4 new snows, new (Ads may be cancelled, sorry no refund.) 'experts'. Now if you come in and months security. References. transmission, and power paint, heavy duty springs, low recently in Middletown. Also attending the meeting were E V E R Y Of buy something, my wife w ill be hoppy! 649-9158. brakes. CaU Dave at 647-9944. mileage. Sharp looking. Dorothea Peabody and Ardis Abbott, members of the Asking $2500 firm. CaU 295- A private party may advertise in the:Personal, Lost & Vernon Historical Society. UB*l nonce 8011 or 228-3948. Found, Household Goods, Articles For Sale, Building Dr. Linstone said of the 33 candidates, Vernon was one 2 TtecE HSRtiuoM sbmsfs srf K eep Smiling Supplies, Pets, Boats, Sporting Goods, Antiques, Cars, of the projects that received unanimous approval. The WAY! N O n C E state board noted that the Town of Vernon was one of two •Au.cortOo$isnRicn.m EOT oo Itmday, IM l at 10:00 a.m. March 17.1001 it which time end place u id bide ibaU be publicly opened and rend Hospital. daily Kathleen M. Sawyer, clertt •k»d The corps has also been authorized to review its fee OtSdS Tbe work Include, the conelroctlon of approiimately ».100 linear feet of II, 10 schedule for trips to hospitals in Hartford. The corps is aud teincb waur malni and appurtananl work. charging $22.50 for the trip to Hartford. This is 18 miles in the Herald RidHcurltv In tba form O la bid bond, paynbla to tba owner. Uraquired In t t e ^ InvIUlion lo'BId for the round trip. For non-residents who must be 2 H Y o n r S i t I W M ? the bid Bid i l ^ t y .haU b . «bJ «A to tb. condition, SWekHSWK prodded In tbe Inatructloiu to Bktderi. transferred to Hartford, the charge is the standard $30 W fiS ^ 2 . r - Sealed bids w ill be received in (he O f' L Phone plus the $22.50 for mileage. 88^ The Inalructloo to Blddere, Form of Genertl Bid, Contract F t™ , SpedllcnUow r m of Uk Dfractor of General 8ar-l FOR VouR Perloimance end Payment bonda, and vicea, 41 Center Straat, Manchaatar, I The prime reason for the proposed fee increase is to « u r ^ and obUlned i t the o llk n of the Connecticut, unUI March II . lOSl at I cover the continually rising cost of gasoline for the am­ Municipal Boildins41 Center Street, Manclmter, ComecUcutii:W n.m. lo r the loU ow lii|; SALE bulance. Subscribe Today 647-9946 IMWIntMhordlecb.medepiyihWtothoTownnlMaDAjt^^ ANIt REMOVAL4>FUtRDWIKHI. I lo r each le t of Contract DocuiimU U h e o ^ ^ , The Itown o4 M wicheiler 1. in nqunl 1 GUARANTEED 643-2711 upon ro4otnliM«** let wltWn W daya.tolur^jB a^rtM d^^W ™ ^ om)rtinltyeraplarer,udrequlnnu| CALL iclodeS. alter the daU of openlniblda and In good coodlUoowUl bn refunded h it k Uoo policy lor uU ol Itt I MONDAY THRU FRIDAY DOT planning lights EMrytMng paddM wtth t 4tpoait. CotitractonaodVendoraasacoodiUoQ I rM l 30 DAY NO HARO­ GORNEii OF HARTFORD RD. norumenU w ill be melted toproepecUve b ld ilin upon raqM tt ind of doing boalnen with the Town. n i per | l:M A.M. TO (riM F.M. S S S ^ol^^2^tam »nJe^l.lolheT «w nM M «^ Fwler.l Order IIM. RESULTS VERNON — The state Department of Transportation TIME mon«y back h f M e ra lli LPIREST..MARCHESTER which w ill not be relondod. Bid Forma, plane and ipeclIIcnUooi I has notified Police Chief Herman Fritz, chairman of the 3 1643-2711 n . m ^ u i S !i« *« Traffic Authority, that it will install street lights at a o P E P io n iy : equal to lOO percent ol tbe coolreclprice. Connecticut potentially dangerous intersection. TNMSSMIOtsI No bidder may withdraw hie bid lor a period ol Ib itty Ito i ncluding Satur- Town of Manebustar, The state was asked, by town officials, to do something dayi, Sunday, and legal bolldayi alter tbe date ol opening of bldi. F l l l i n O - l Connecticut about the intersection of Tunnel and South Frontage AND ADVERTISER Robart B. Walu. Oaoeral M aaaitr Robert B. Weias, General Manager roads and Bolton and North Frontage roads. The area has 30,000 CIRCULATION SITVaOITIOtoO Dated trti/4 1 been the site of some serious accidents, one a fatality. M i- n i2 htlhl t ill! III! iM>ii|J>l»|lL

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MWERTISING Paamito — CharlM M. Sehuls TOE HERALD. Wed.. Feb, 25, 1981 - 28 ACROSS 2 Flraftrata ‘ — Antwar to Pravioui Punla (comp, wd.) MTES VW WANT ME TO FEED 1 African land 3 Wild baitri ‘I'OU KNOW I HAVE 6 Chriallan covart VOUR 5TUPIPP06? TROJBLEUHTMTHECAN lymbof 4 Satin CLASSIFIED Minimum Charge By Aoigaii van Buren 8 Man 12:00 noon the day 23— Homes for Sale 35— HMUnQ^Rumbing WHATAREVlOi; COINS OPBERlTHArsOKAVj'a 6 Oatail EMPLOYMeWT 46— Sportino Goods 6 8 -M Im . for Rent 12 Groan 24— Lot»4and tor Sale 36— Ploorino 47— Garden Produoto $2.10 ATTH E LIBRARV'? 9 To thia place before publication. musml FINP50ME1HIN6FORHIM. 13 PIpa fittins 37— MovinB-TruakInfl-Stonoe46—Antiques 7 Sowa 1—Lost and Found 13— Halp Wanted 26—Investment Pn^terly unit 26— Buslneas P r o p ^ 38— Servicea Wanted 49—Wanted to Buy 6 Padding Deadline for Saturday la 2~ParMnalt 14— Businaaa Opportunities AUTOMOTIVE PER W O R D U G raakdaH y 3— Announcamenta 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort P ro p e l 9 Opara D 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 26—Real EstaM Wanted 16 Novalltl highlight G 4— oEnttrtalnmtnt 61— Autos for Sale 1 D A Y ...... 14q; Bagnold 5— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 10 Eattar prapa- □ U U L j day's deadline Is 2:30 62— Truoka for Sale 16 Rathar than EDUCATION 3 D A Y S ...... 13(j: ratoryiaaaon MI8C. SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment tor Sale (poaticl Friday. 40— Household Goods 62—Rooms fOr Rent 11 Thli |Sp.| 18—Private Instructions 41— Artides for Sale 64— Motoroyotea-BIcydee More Swimsuit Covering n ih a d a FINANCIAL 83—Apartments for Rent 6 D A Y S ...... 12« 20 Elaanhotrar'i □ o Phone 643-2711 10—Schools-Clasaes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 6 4 - HonHte for Rent 68—Campera*TraUers>MobUe IS Driad up 6—BondS'Stocks-Mortgages 20—Instructions Wanted 32— Palntlng-Papenng 43— PetS'BIrdS'Dogs 66— BustniM for Rent 26 D A Y S ...... l i e IS M uaa nlcknama 33— Bulldlng«Co^actlng 66— Automotive Servtoe 22 ArrivaLtinw 32 W ord! of un­ 0—Personal Loans 44— Musical Instruments 86—RMOft Property tor Ri HAPPY ADS I2 .M PER INCH Will Stop Her Cowering pn.ciiia-a pop - Ed Sullivan 21 Compaat 47 Fiah-aating 10—Insurance ^ REAL ESTATE 34— Roofinq«8ldlng______46—Boots & Acoessorles 6 7 - Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent>Leaae point guatt (abbr.) derstanding (2 mammal ViiilHIIIIIIIIHI 23 Engaga in 24 Camput araa wdt.) 40 Undiiutad.as •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••WMUNU**************** sssssssosssssssstsssssssss DEAR ABBY: I love your column in the Jacksonville I UNP6RSTANP irs A [ iia(^^WHAT wintar apori 26 BIMIcal 36 Popular liquor Hafp WantMf 13 HoffiM F o r Sato 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Momoa For Sola 23 Arttelaa lor Sola 41 Journal, but 1 d love you even more if you would And out NEW FRA N O IISe TVIAT5 24 Onaurtw prepotitiofi datsart 6 0 " _____ L i , •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ssssssssssssssssssssssssss why the bathing-suit manufacturers don’t make a suit for REALLV CATCHING ON. K'n a up 26 Tha tama 38 Hitharmott Douce" women over 25 years oid. Nobody but a teen-ager could wear nguof (Latl 40 Communica- 51 Layer FIREWOOD FOR SALE, |80 the thinga they put out now. I’m a 43-year-old married 33 Conjunction 27 And to on 52 Thartfora per cord or $45 ner half cord. tioni agency woman with a fairly g o ^ figure, but I need more help than I IGar.) (abbr.. L it. 2 (abbr.) 53 Indication Cut, split and deilvered. sn - 34 Slantud wdi.) 43 Genetic 65 Breezy 0211. *i*^J*' a bathing suit these days. How a ^ u to n e with a 36 Fiiaarmi 28 RIvari (Sp.| material 50 My (Gar.) l^ilt-in bra like they used to make? Or, some with elastic for 37 Solar dlie 57 British those of Us who need something to hold our stomachs in? 30 Bara (•bbr.) MOVING OUT OF STATE. 36 Fix hair 45 Hit princtti 3heServing The Greater Meralft Manchester Area For 100 Y t n FAYE IN JACKSONVILLE 41 Braathaona'a 31 Ona Must sell appliances, fur­ laat 1 4 6 7 niture, housdiold goods, by DEAR FAYE: Some manuracturere do make the 42 Having 1 • 1 10 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••a end of March. CaU ,64»-l!ra To provMo Nursing Cam kind or bathing euit you're looking for. Go to your rotunda 12 13 14 H tip Wantod 13 Holp Wanlod 13 after 6 p.m. 44 HMa In private homee and favorite atore and aak the ewimauit buyer to anau PLEASE READ into it! ^ F 46 Yaar |Sp.) 11 16 17 Medical FacllHlas. Part Townhouse Apartments In Ashford, convenient to 1-86 FIFTEEN FOOT CORNER 0SuMwa..v 48 Circa YOUR AD MECHANIC - Expel 1$ 19 30 all phases of truck and auto Hms, hill Unw. ConaMara- and U C onn. SECTIONAL COUCH, Lane 46 Chilian txport ClassHM Ids an takan repairs. Must have own tools. lion ghran io pratorence end and coffee tables, Two 54 Pipa’i wifa 2) NEWSPAPER living room chairs. Excellent Captain Easy — Crooka S Lawranca 66 Indian triba 1 1 ovar ttM phone as a con- Excellent opportunity for per­ oft—Location and Hours. Huge 2 bedroom apartm ents on 50 plus acres of privacy. Each with DEAR ABBY: Today I received an invitation to attend a son with ambition and deMn- condition. Arlens Lawn- 56 Thrat (prafia) 24 21 21 27 30 31 32 vsnlsncs. T in Herald Is NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY it’s own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, 25th wedding anniversary party given by three children for ■ dabillty. Starting rate ^.00 mower, ride-on. 6444292. I TEtLVA I ’M ’ SHUT UP AND S E T THE SO O N ER 'A S I TOLD YOU WHEN I SAID. 60 Piaianca CARRERS For Inlormatlon call their parents. When I opened the reply card to respond, I 33 34 3. raspoosMa far only one In- ur, p dining area, half bath down, large livingroom with glass door to AU. RISHTl X I ON THE 6LEP1 YOU’VE VOU IkEA LIZB YOU FIRST LANPEPLOI DO Y O U 61 Iowa collaga ■ 843-9015 found a small piece of paper which stated, "$12.50 per CAUSED M E E N O U O H . WHO’S BOSS. THIS SIDE OF THE BORDER ONPERS- town enefits . Call!688-7579. walk out patio. Two oversiz^ b^rooms with walk-in closets, full FIREWOOD - Y, of a cord. ;A N HANDLE 37 31 36 .0 oaly to the alia of ttis Seasoned and green. Cut, split person includes meal and gift." Needless to say, I was in a THE T E A M ! TROUBLE! YAHKEB-THE YOU 62 Dairy product 1 WANTED AID A ASSISTANCE state of shock, and still am. SETTER VYE'LL 63 Ireland 42 43 44 45 erl|inal InssrUon. Errors ATTENDENT NEEDED for baths with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities and delivered^., 170. Strictly O ET A L O N B i Men’s Locker Room Facility. of NorUi Eaotorn Com. cash, no checks. Ck^Il 871-IB91. I wrote the enclosed letter and sent it with the response 84 D atiatt paatry wtdeti do not laiasn His available in basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside 86 Maria 46 47 46 This person will be responsi­ 357 East Cantar 81. card. Should I have written it? Please give me your opinion. m int of Dm advarOsaoNot 80.HnNDS0R and out. FULL BRASS LOOK - Head- nlcknamt 4$ BO St 62 S3 64 55 56 57 ble for maintaining inventory M anchaatar r. o AUCE 66 Forca unit wDInot be corrscisd by an on work clothes for 30 Valleyvlew Dr., Deepwood Come See Our “COUNTRY WITH CONVENIENCE” Living. board and foot board. Must "Dear Roaeroarie: We received th'e invitation to your !• 66 60 sell. $350. Call evenings, 544- arents’ 25th wedding anniversary party, and were stunned employees, for the daily Dr„ Foster St„ and Birch DOWN janitorial cleaning of the Hill Dr. Married Couples preferred. No Pets. From '260/month. Security 0 0 1 1 . y the request of $25 to cover cost of food and gift! at 62 63 building and service vehicles PART TIME SNACK BAR g“Never have we seen anything like this before. And I hope 1 Masdamat required. 04 6S and for the transportation of C A U HELEN ATTENDENT - Evenings and AAA QUALITY we never do again. If you and your brother and sister can’t (abbr.) 66 weekends. Must be 18. Apply Call 742-6412 clothing to and from a nearby 8 4 6 -0 8 4 3 HAi^WOOD,>'Seasoi^ and. give your parents a party without asking your guests to pay fNCWIRARta INTIHRWM At$N > iaundry building. Hours from Manager: Parkade Lanes. Unseasoned. B ft. lengths from for it, you should skip Jhe party. Your grandmother would 6 a.m. to 11 a.m., Monday thru $75 a cord. DellvereiL Call Sub turn over in her grave if she knew about this. Saturday. Call Jim Fracchia EAOT HARTFORD PART TIME SECRETARY for an appointment Campus 487-1437. "We will send your parents a gift of our own choosing, but for an interview. 633-4681. Ar­ Columbus Circle and FOR LAW OFFICE - Typing we will not attend the party. Have a good lime without ua. Allay Oop —- Dava Qraua D r i c l q e bor Acres Farm, Glastonbury. & Shorthand required. TWO TRIFCK TIRES, 800-16.5 Sincerely, Alice." An Equal Opportunity Michael Avenue Area, Experience desirable, but not LT, 8 ply raUnglUng on rims. ■ $130. Employer. Main A Wlllys Street Area, necessary. Call 643-2501. Noniait>or^S«ft 23 Hom aa F o r Safe 33 PalnOng-Paporlng 32 S22-23U days: • 646-2445------DEAR ALICE; It’s all right to have written it, but Y E SS IR .A SS O O N A S / WE CAN’T DO , YttONNATEAR BECAUSE XMAT, , Y E S . A S A □ N O T IC E S evenings. THOSE WILDERNESS KITS/ THAT UNTIL WEl IT DOWN? WHY BMT SVHATS / ' MATTER OF Silver Lane starting at you should not have se n t it. Even though it was SET HERE, YCAN SHOOT OVERHAUL THIS' DON’TCHATRY CAUSING THE \ FACT, THERE LICENSED RENTAL RESPONSIBLE PART TIME PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Main Street, & Beacon Hill questionable taste to ask the guests to pay for their ME BACK TO MOO/ -X TIME-SELEC----- REPLACIN' THAT PROBLEM/ / IS " Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Found AGENT for Manchester real Cleaning Help, for evenings - Interior and exterior. QUALITY REDWOOD Lott and -Tolland Street Area. own “meal and gift,” the children undoubtedly meant OtACKED aZMO estate office. Contact: Mr. and 3 - 5 hours weekends. M oCAVRMRH Commercial and residential. PICNIC TABLE & 2 well. RIGHT THERE? LOST, GOLD PLATED, Carlson at 646-1980. C A U ERNIE Must have own transporta- Free estim ates. Fully In­ BENCHES - Like new in Dogged determination pays Lovers knot earring.ng. Viejnity...... 6 4 3 -8 0 3 8 Uon. Call 643-4000. RULTY sured. 646-4879. excellent condiUonl Asking of CountryntryCli)' Club or Shop-Rite. BANK TELLER - Mancheeter $75. Call 644-4421. office. First Federal Savings. The queen of clubs was cov* Reward. 643-5455. MAINTENANCE- •Residential EXTERIOR PAINTING, ered and won by the ace. and Three days a week, plus half DEAR ABBY: Besides being a working mother, I am also BLASTOmURV LAUNDRY, Two part time or experienced college student. South's first play was to get day Saturday. Apply: Main •Commercial a room mother of a kindergarten. For the second time this NORTH 2-2S-I1 Pond Circle one full time position Quality work. Very 4 J t « 3 rid of his losingIng cclub. Office, 1137 Main Street, East year, a child’s mother has come to school and handed out □ EMPLOYMENT available for efficient and •Property Managemenf reasonable prices. Gall Mike, v a k The ace of diamonds was Hartford. Equal Opportunity and Rosewood Drive. invitations for a birthday party — excluding a few children. conscientious- people. Cali 56IFS458 or $ 6 ^ ^ . ♦ Kg io ts cashed and dummy entered Employer. •Rentals PRIVATE The hurt felt by those who were excluded was overwhelm­ Holp IVantod Cavey’s, 643-2751 and ask for ♦ QS with a heart in order to play a 13 ing. b i^ diamond. George. ■ Is now located at; LE E PAINTING. Interior It PROPERTY WEST EAST MATURE RESPONSIBLE CALL DAVE The teacher told me that she was very upset over this and East ruffed the diamond, Exterior. "Check my rate ♦ A • 10 5 2 PART TIME - Earn extra PERSON^H) care for infant W ant Ads asked me what to do about it. but South overruffed. Back to 6 4 7 -9 8 4 6 SCHOOL BUS DRIVER to 73 WEST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER before you decorate.’’ Depen­ ? 3 2 V Q J07 money while the kids are in and toddler in my home. I’ve considered having a special party on the same day for dummy with a heart to try drive in the town'o! Bolton. dable. nitty insured. 646-im . Tha Flintatona — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 97l4Si « J school. Telephone Elicita­ Monday-Friday, 7:30 -5:30. FIVE PIECE COLONIAL those who weren’t invited. I’ve also considered having a another diamond. East ruffed 649-3800 (9«i • J1095 4K87S4 tion. E. Hartford company. A Own transportation. Call after Will train. Call 649-6188; or BEDROOM SET - Dark Pine, party on another day and inviting all the children except again and South overrruffed. good telephone voice and dic­ 6:00 p.m. 646-5283. START YOUR OWN LAWN 537-5766. INTERIOR PAINTING- in excellent conation! 2 years the one whose mother singled out a few to exclude at her SOmtV/AHYONB. SOUTH South, getting a little frus­ tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I MOWING BUSINESS, VERNON EXCELLENT *■( AND WALLPAPERING old. Best offer. CaU 646-3037. child’s party. (You can see how angry I am.) NOT YYEARINS ♦ KQ974 trated at this point, led a low TEMPORARY FLOORMAN - Sonleaa Oltarod 31 V108654 heart. West was forced to dis­ p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. SALES DEPARTMENT Guarenteed income of $450 a BUY!! Large Raised ranch, 3 I suppose the children who were excluded must learn how A WHITE SHIRT through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday thru Friday, 7 to 3. ♦ a card for if he ruffed with the HARTFORD DESPATCH - week or $100 a day. We bedrooms, 2W baths. Only Quality professionalwork at MOVING OUT OF STATE. to deal with rejection sooner or later, but I hate to see a n d t i e , n o t Inquire: Meadows (^ v a le s- ♦ A2 ace of spades, dummy would Mrs. Williams, 5694993. ALLIED, one of Ctmnecticut’s $83,000. Family room, recrea­ reasonablebl( prices. Fully in­ Must sell appliances, fur­ provide customers, equip­ cent Home, 333 Bidwell children hurt. ADMITTED./ simply (fiscard its losing club. top-quality movers is ready to ment and business help. Cali tion room, plus great '.n-law sured. F r e e estimates. G.L. niture, household goods, by Have you a solution? Vulnerable: North-South NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ Street, Manchester. McHugh. 643-9321. end of March. Can 649-17Q When West discarded, South add EstimatorsEstir for our Lawn-A-Mat, 53 Slater St. apartment. Century 21. ROOM MOTHER Dealer: South ruffed and led the ten of tunities available. Call household moving staff. LindseyL.!ndsey Real Estate. 649-4000.64! after 8 p.m. Manchester, 643-9008 between W est N a rtb E a s t diamonds. collect, (518 ) 482-4321. 9:00 Eixperienced in moving in­ South 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. lAITSITTER NQEOEO DEAR ROOM MOTHER: The principal could send a 1 4 Elast ruffed with his last a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dustry helpful, but we’ll train MANCHESTER. Just listed. DINING ROOM SET FOR INTERIOR PAINTING, over notice to all parents stating that unless a ll th e P a s s 2 * P a n 2 V trump and South ovenuffed. that “right" individual rather Dormered Cape. Excellent SALE - Oval table with 6 PART ’nME PARTS CLERK Mature, responsible ten years experience, low children in the class are invited, party invitations P a s s 4 4 P a n 5 4 This was getting silly. At this HOUSEKEEPER WANTED than hire people whorhave not condition!! Aluminum sided chairs. Server and table pad. WANTED FOR Air Con­ woman. Flexible part time winter rates and senior citizen may not be delivered at school — but must be mailed P a s s 5 V P a n 6 4 point the only trump outstand­ for apartment in East Hart­ excelled. Effective sales per- with garage, IVi baths, $500 firm. 6434729. ing was the ace. A fourth ditioning and Refrigeration ffours during days. Own discounts. 643-9080. Instead. P a s s P a n P a n ford. Cali after 5:00 p.m., 52^ sonaiity essential. We insist Company. Experienced fireplace, enclosed porch, round of hearts was ruffed 1332. transportation or on integrity and quality in preferred. Call 528-4144. Southwest area. 040>8048 fenced-in yard. Plus recrea­ CRAIG’S PAINTING - GREY AND WHITE establishing declarer's fifth counseling tor our customers tion room with bar. Only $66,- Income Tax Inteiior/Ehrterlor. Complete FORMICA KITCHEN TABLE Opening lead:4J heart. MASSEUSES - Full or part who are moviiu locally or NEW IN THE 900. Please call for ap- Interior Remodeling. All with 5 chain. Good condition. A low diamond was ruffed . time. Good steadyidy clieniclii back to the South hand and iiele. world wide. AppW: Personnel NEIGHBORHOOD? Make EXPERIENCED AMESITE poointment! Century 21, Service types of repairs. F m es­ CaU 6494735 after 5 p.m. Tha Bom Loaar — Art Sanaom Windham area, ( ^ n every BAKERS / TRUCK Lii Pstrogroph happiness at last! South led his Manager, HARTFORD friends. Earn $4$. SeU Avon. Indsey Real Estate, 649-4000. timates. 646-7254. By Oswald Jacoby day 10 a.m. to midnight; Sun­ fifth heart which was good DESPATCH, 225 Prospect Call 523-9401. DRIVERS - Class II License. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 a ^ Alan Sontag day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 4^7519. Knowledge of Paving. Upton Lota-Land lor Salo I'M60MlPHW/eMACEA. CD'fbinHIWK 6AV'ifes 5HEt>PW)6ABW'5Ay'