24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. March 16. 1982 r - l i t b r ie f ------— Try 'old sod' Job security Quick fix in store for housing? Open house set Claus' silence
GLASTONBURY - Citizens ^ * * , * * “^ , * ^ “ added to verdict] soda bread Whaler goal U.S. Markets and Mortgages open house March 27, at its branch office located on •ntsj’ Industry Hebron Avenue. . ^ _ ,n » ^ i The open house is scheduled from W ®.m. to 4 ... page 7 ... page 13 ... page 9 p.m. and the public is invited to tour the branch, $ 77, 500"* is pushing Conventionally Financed | ^freshm ents will be served and entertainment for 13 21% the children will be provided. ^ Homes I The Hebron Avenue branch office is scheduled to PORTLAND ' l o w BOSTON open for normal business March 29. for help $91,300 15 0?’' OfNVER lawrpncf' Wr 1 owpii Seminar slated By Jeff Mapes fSAN ______COLUMBUS ^ $/9.000 Fair tonight Manchester, Conn. Herald Washington Bureau FRANCISCO/ . . I 17 IS”' • HARTFORD A twoKlay seminar outlining and Thursday Wed., March 17, 1982 ffOakland. San Iosp^ ^ P flC* WASHINGTON - Devastated by its various approaches to condominium investment S in g le c o p y 25tp worst economic slump since World War W $130,600* '^Average Mortgage PHILADELPHIA will be offered by the University of Connecticut on — See page 2 II, the housing industry is pushing X 15 17% ^^ Rate kWilminglpn. Irentonl April 1 and 2 at the Hotel Soneste. Mrralb Congress and the Reagan administration Organizers of “ Condominium Development and toward a "quick fix” aimed at boosting Conversion” say the program will provide infonna- home sales. PHOENIX tion concerning such areas as "potential legal and For people looking to buy their first SALT LAKE CITY t business problems with condominiums and conver home, an emergency housing program sions.” could once again put a monthly mortgage $108.9001 $87,800 l?50"o“ fHOUSTON It also will focus on Ux consequences of develop Reagan calls offer 'ploy' payment within reach. 14.96% r Galveston I ment, kinds of financing available, and successful But there's strong debate over the marketing techniques. terms of government bailout that some The registration fee for the smaller seminar will worry would only worsen the federal * Highest in Survey be $350. For further information, please write to deficit — making it even more difficult :(;5fc Lowest in Survey Management Development, Box U-56D, UCbnn, to bring down the high interest rates that Storrs, CT 06268 or contact Pat Andrews at 488-3234. have gutted the housing industry. Missile freeze rejected The depth of the housing slide is clear. Just over one million new homes were started last year — less than in any year SOURCE "U S Housing Markets (Advance Mortgage Corp ) NEA/Marh GabrpnvT) Officer named WASHINGTON (UPI) - The of Congress, including Sen. John on the Soviet proposal were made in offer for NATO, to forego planned since 1946.. Fxperts fear that starts could Reagan administration rejects Tower, R-Texas, chairman of the a previously scheduled appearance deployment of 572 U.S. Pershing II Housing and mortgage rates are high all over, but filgher in some areas of the country than others. A current drop by another 200,000 this year if the Leonid Brezhnev’s European mis Senate Armed Services Committee, before the Oklahoma Legislature. and Cruise missiles beginning in late survey finds the best housing prices in Denver, the most expensive market in the San Francisco Bay area. The EAST HARTFORD — Daniel C. Bumes, M.D., recession does not ease. sile moratorium, calling It a " I t ’s a phony proposal because it The president prefaced his 1983 if the Soviets dismantle all their prices are right in Boston, but the mortgage rates are the highest in the country. Salt Lake City comes in at the was recently named chief executive officer and "B y every measure, dimensions of this propaganda ploy aimed at protec would mean freezing the United prepared remarks, which extolled missiles targeted on Europe. low end of the mortgage scale. The survey covers only housing purchaces financed through banks or other medical director of the North Central Connecticut overall downturn are massive,” said States and its allies in a position of the virtues of his economic "And that’s fair,” Reagan said. conventional lending institutions. Cities included in larger metropolitan areas are indicated by smaller type.' Health Maintenance Organization. ting a Soviet monopoly and dividing Jack Carlson, chief economist of the Medical director of NCC/HMO since 1977, Burnes the West. critical disadvantage,” said Tower. program, by attacking the “ If President Brezhnev is serious National Association of Realtors. " I ’ve will now oversee both administrative and medical “ A freeze simply isn’t good A State Department official said Brezhnev’s freeze. about real arms control, and I hope been in this business 35 years and it's panics to push for change. noted. uncertain health of the bond market may functions of the plan. NCC/HMO is a prepaid health enough because it doesn’t go far Brezhnev’s “ primary purpose is to He noted the Soviet Union now has he is. he will join in real arms reduc never been this bad,” added Harold The administration has been "painting Not everybody is enthusiastic about hurt the effectiveness of this kind of care system currently serving over 13,000 enough,” said President Reagan, derail” a decision by NA'TO in 31 new SS-20 missiles with 900 tion.” Sugarman of Cahners Publications, with a very broad brush” in an attempt the Lugar proposal. While the senator program. members. whoise own arms reduction offer was December 1979 to deploy 572 warheads that can hit targets in Brezhnev’s announcement the which runs a string of construction to improve the overall economy and has argues that the $1 billion annual cost of Gam said he believes an emergency rejected by the Soviets last fall. Pershing II and Cruise missiles in Western Europe. NATO, he said, 'Soviet Union is freezing deployment magazines. not focused on individual indus'tries, the program will be more than recovered housing program should be couled with Brezhnev announced a unilateral Europe by late 1983 to offset the has “ zero land-based missiles that of medium-range nuclear missiles Unemployment in the construction in added Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo.. But he by lower unemployment and higher tax further cuts In government spending. In freeze on the deployment of Soviets’ mobile SS-20 missiles. can hit targets in the U.S.S.R.” in Europe is a small modification on dustry is running at 18 percent, while told a group of state housing officials revenues, not everybody sees it that Gam’s view, cuts should come from the medium-range nuclear missiles in House Speaker Thomas O'Neill, Brezhnev also failed to mention, an existing position. nearly one of every five lumber workers that if the various housing interests way. entitlement programs — such as the in I _ No Purchase Necessary Europe Tuesday while at the same D-Mass., and Sen. Edward Kennedy, he said, that because the SS-20s are On Nov. 23, Brezhnev offered a un is out of a job. find common ground” on housing legisla Carlson of the National Association of flation increases in Social Security time threatening to retaliate against D-Mass., however, called on the ad mobile missiles, “ it doesn’t matter ilateral reduction of Soviet medium- Savings and loans, the traditional tion, they will become an “ unstoppable Realtors notes that short-term bailouts payments — that have largely escaped U.S. deployment plans in Western ministration to use Brezhnev’s offer where you put them, since you can range missiles if NATO agreed to suppliers of home mortgage-financing, force.” could make investors even more con the Reagan budget axe. Europe. as the basis for a dialogue on arms move them anywhere you want, in forego deployment, sjated to begin lost $6.4 billion last year as government “ If there’s a successful lobby on cerned that the federal deficit will never Democrats, of course, see the situation Reagan’s swift rejection was reduction. cluding back to” bases in Europe. regulators scurried to arrange mergers Capitol Hill,” one government housing be reduced. Carlson said he does not differently. Leaders of the House l*^FREE*^ backed by several ranking members Reagan’s first public comments Reagan reiterated his Nov. 18 Pleiint-.lurn lo piiK*. R of the weaker institutions to avoid expert remarked, it’s the housing in see enactment of a “ big program which Banking Committee are pushing a 10- bankruptcies. “ With the difficulty the dustry, particularly the National has the risk of adding uncertainties” to year, $18 billion plan to restore the savings and ioan$ are in, there is no Association of Home Builders. the financial markets. housing industry. New York’s Charles mortgage money,” sighed Sen. Jake IRISH COIN The home builders have endorsed One Treasury Department official Rangel, chairman of a House Ways and Gam, R-Utah, chairman fo the Senate legislation by Sen. Richard Lugar, R- agrees, noting that his department has Means subcommittee dealing with Banking Committee. Ind., that would cost the government $1 . been cTitical of a variety of proposals Cuban crisis ghost is raised housing, said he would like to scrap The Reagan administration had billion a year to “ buy down” interest characterized by “ big budget expen Reaganomics and bail out several other 'Limit On* P*r P*r*on^7 v yl resisted attempts to give special help to rates by up to 4 percent. For families ditures and big subsidies.” The ad depressed industries as well. otter Qood Until 3/20/S2 / ^ 1 proposal On a missile freeze a the housing industry. The official line with a $&5,000 mortgage, this could bring ministration's housing tax force has Democrat or Republican, the housing MOSCOW (U P I) — The Soviet propaganda ploy aimed at protec was that the housing industry would be their monthly payment down by as much reportedly instead been looking at ways industry has found friends in both sides Connecticut Valley Coin Co. Union threatened the United States ting the large Soviet edge in buoyed by the general economic boom I as $200 a month. The catch for con to expand the use of tax-exempt bonds to of the aisle. While everyone realizes that with a hint it might install rockets in ALASKA medium-range missiles in Europe that would follow the tax and budget 805 Main St. 643-62951 sumers is that they would have to repay provide a new source of relatively low- the long-range solution to the housing Cuba if NATO deploys new nuclear The truck-borne SS20s also can be legislation enacted last summer. In fact, the government out of the equity gained cost mortgage iponey. problem is lower interest rates, housing OPEN DAILY 9-5 missiles in Europe, but one quickly moved back lo Europe from the administration tried to shrink when they sell or refinance their home. Some experts worry, however, that the officials are largely unwilling to wait for diplomat said the warning had a the Asian sector of the country and government involvement in the housing Still, Lugar believes there are that. "hollow ring.” many Western European targets market — reducing, for instance, sub “ several million people who would want The threat was included in Soviet can be hit from beyond the Urals, sidies for low-income home. to buy this deal.” Surveys indicate a President' Leonid Brezhnev’s move the low mountain range dividing the But the deepening recession has turned huge pent-up demand for housing with Tuesday to freeze Soviet medium- U.S.S.R. the situation around.. HUD Secretary Ptelfle millions of Americans waiting for in range missile deployments in Brezhnev called the U.S. position, Samuel Pierce was not in charge of an terest rates to come down before buying, Europe and remove some of its 300 Oetan calling for the Soviets to dismantle ■emergency task force that is to recom he said. Herald photo by Tarquinlo triple-warhead rockets aimed at the estimated 300 triple-warhead mend a housing stimulus program by “ Housing has always led us out of a Western Europe if NATO halts plans SS20 rockets already in place, ab March 31, and administration sources recession before, and it will do so again to install nearly 600 missiles. UNITED surd and a mockery. say the only question now is what kind of with this recession,” Lugar'said. All Irish Brezhnev warned the United "The American side has so far program the president will offer. “ We think it will fly,” said James States could find itself in “ an been evading a serious discu.ssion,” Reagan officials “ realize they’ve got Schuyler'of the home builders associa On St. Patrick's Day being "half Irish” is all Irish. At least analogous position” to the Soviet the Soviet leader said, announcing kind of a negative image with housing, h tion on the Lugar proposal. Cpngress is that's the opinion of these two “half Irishers" at llling Junior Union if NATO installs hundreds of the Soviet missile freeze and reduc it’s something they’ve got to change,” anxious to get one of the nation's largest High School. Paig Lepak (left) of 199 N. Elm St. and Sean Pershing and Cruise missiles on the tion "unless the international situa said Sugarman, who has formed a coali industries out of the doldrums before the Cappella of 17 Strickland St. came to school dressed in continent. tion gets worse” was made to set a tion with several building-supply com- November elections roll around, he Western diplomatic experts said regulation green. At the bidding of the Herald photographer, good example. Brezhnev appeared to be hinting he A Sean took advantage of Paig's 'Kiss me. I'm Jrlsh’ badge. However, Brezhnev said NATO might put ^ v ie t rockets into Cuba plans to inwall nearly 600 missiles to let Americans know how on the continent unless there is a Russians feel about the NATO breakthrough at the Geneva arms Senate measure warheads surrounding the Soviet talks would mean "a real additional Union. CENTRAL AMERICA threat.” Boat was sinking The Novosti press agency called U.S. and Soviet negotiators held a Developing better ways to banK is a way ot life at Heritage free NOW checking and a host of other Investment break the Soviet president’s message “ a SOVIET final meeting Tuesday in Geneva Savings. Over the years we’ve been first with dozens of throughs. We work on a daily basis to bring you the latest warning which dashes the hopes of SS-20' South America before recessing talks for about two would curb Fed new services — for example, graduated payment mort and best in banking. That’s why we say every day is the those Washington strategists deter months. gages. variable rate mortgages, offices in supermarkets. dawn of a better way at Heritage Savings. mined to extract unilateral con “ This would compel us to take Haiti invasion cessions from the Soviet Union.” retaliatory steps that would put the WASHINGTON (UPI) - the 1983 tax cut. he added, “ We in Congress A Western diplomat suggested the The Soviet Union has hinted it might install rockets In Cuba if other side, including the United Under a proposal being Republican members of are the Federal Reserve’s Soviets might be trying to raise the NATO deploys new nuclear missiles In Europe. The map show States itself, its own territory, in an considered on Capitol Hill, the joint committee, masters.” 6 Month Certificale ghost of the Cuban missile crisis, the approximate milage from Havana. 'Che Soviet Union’s analogous position.” he said. Congress vfould take the however, called for con Said Reuss, “ Once a when President John F. Kennedy In Bonn, a West German unprecedented step of truck-borne SS-20 has a range of 2,7(Jo nautical miles. tinuing Reagan’s policies budget resolution em foiled by feds forced Moscow to pull its missiles spokesman called on the Soviet ordering the Federal — no changes in the tax bodying an instruction to 226 862 Elfective annual yield out of Cuba. Union to accept the Reagan ad Reserve Board to change cut, no tax increases and a U *. Available thru 3/15 U * the Federal Reserve went Although the Soviet Union has’ ministration’s "zero soliftion” and its monetary policy so in renewed commitment to Minimum depoilt $10,000 into effect, it would be bin MIAMI (UPI) - The FBI said “ Contraband weapons were found gone through a long military buildup called Brezhnev’s warning “ a vague The Reagan administration im- remove all its medium-range terest rates would fall. the Fed to maintain its ding.” • Insured to SIOO.tXM by the FSLIC * Rate is guaranteed for the full term today it apparently foiled an inva on board the boats,” Nettles said, since 1962, one Western diplomat threat with a hollow ring.” m ediately labeled B rezh n ev’ s nuclear missiles from Europe. The measure was tight monetary policy. In Lexington, Ky., • Short term of 6 months • No commissions or fees sion of Haiti with the arrest of 15 but he was not able report the presented Monday to the Today, Senate GOP Republican Sen. Jesse • Not subject to the Connecticut State Dividends Tkx armed men on two motorboats in number and type of weapons Senate Budget Committee leaders planned to present Helms of North Carolina im ttM i on 6 month cw ulieate cannot Da compounoad. 6 month ytakt baaad on ramvaum ani at currant tala which ra ub|ac$ to changa at maturity the Florida Straits. Tuesday night. We’re telling businesses who want to come by Rep. Henry Reuss, D- the entire Senate said he is directing a drive The two boats, each about 35 feet Nettles identified the suspects’ Wis., chairman of the Joint Republican membership to hold hostage the long, and the suspected invaders boats,, as the' “ Wanderlust IH ” and here, ‘Look out,’ — Millard Pryor, president Econnomic Committee. It with the budget options debt-celling legislation until were being escort^ to the Miami the “ Sassoon,” which began leaking of Lydall Inc. was part of a 1983 budget they are considering All-Savers Certificate Beach Ck>ast Guard station by the after the arrests. he gets White House sup plan assembled by making part of their alter- port for a constitutional RATE If your Joint laxabli ineomo is cutter Cape Current. The last invasion attempt of Haiti Democrats on Reuss’ pan native to President amendment requiring a The suspects were to arrive in came earlier this year and was led el. Reagan’s 1983 budget balanced budget. ‘ $25,000 1 $40,000 1 $85,600 0. more Miami at noon, but that was pushed by Fort Lauderdale gas station Legislature anti-business, employer says It also called for a reduc proposal. back five hours because one of the owner Bernard Sansaricq, a fiery mig* 1079* Thtn your oquivalonf altor'tak yMd woirid be tion in the growth of Reuss, in outlining his Also testifying before the Nofninal Efiectiv* boats began sinking and had to be Haitian native who claims his fami Senate Budget Committee rat* yield military spending, freezing proposal Monday, noted towed by the Cape Current. ly was slaughtered in the 1960s by \ legislative bill which would require com- community has a responsibility to help the com The Connecticut Business and Industry non-defense spending at was Rep. John Rousselot, Avallabla.lhru 3/21/62 15.20% 17.69% . 21.58% the Fed is independent of '"That’s some invasion,” said one the Duvalier regime. panics to give 60 days notice of layoffs or plans to munity. I think they should be a little more Association warned the bill would scare away 1982 levels and repealing R-Calif., who said the the executive branch. But, Coast Guard officer. “ Their boat Sansaricq and 24 followers set out move out of state sends out “ a terrible signal” to agreeable to helping the problem. Apparently businesses that might consider coming to the Republicans on the joint • Tax-free Interest to $2.(XX) if you file jointly; • The highest interest allowed by law based on starts sinking after we intercept in January from the Turks and companies who might come to Connecticut, a $1,(X)0 If you file individually the latest one year Treasury BUI rate they’ve taken the position that they should do state and would cost the state jobs and revenue. committee recommend ad- them. I doubt if they would have Caicos Islands to topple Duvalier, local employer said today, .ditional budget cuts to • Short term of 1 year • Rate is guaranteed for the fuliterm nothing.” However, union spokesmen said the bill was made it to Haiti.” but found themselves In trouble “ We’re telling businesses who want'to come Loans from family reduce the d eficit but • Minimum deposit only $5(K) • Insured to $1(X),(XX) by the FSLIC Zinsser said he would vote against the bill necessary to protect workers against the trauma The identities of the suspects and when their-invasion boat stalled and here, 'Look out’,” said Millard Pryor, president because in the long run it would hurt the state’s “ strongly oppose ... Joint FadaraiTaiabiaincomaitbaaadonaatimatadiReiradarairataBonnatiaiiabiairtcemaaitardaductionaandaiamptiona.ThaAii&avwa rataiadaiarminaabyiah of being laid off suddenly. ■ng 70* I oMha currant one yaar T-btU rat* details of the seizure were not im began leaking north of the. island, of Lydall Inc. reducing the size of the chances to attract new business. ” I think we’ve Among those voting against the bill was can be hazardous mediately available. They were rescued by the Coast Pryor said the bill, which was passed Tuesday got to be more concerned about the long-term Democratic Sen. Amelia Mustone, who scheduled tax cut.” FBI spokesman William Nettles Guard find promptly arrested. by the Labor and Public Employee Comiriittee effects bn the state of Connecticut and not about represents the industrial areas of Meriden and Reagan, on a three-state said FBI agents'. Customs Service * and sent to the Appropriations Committee for the crisis situations we face now, which hopefully ITHACA, N.Y. (U P I) — The tight money situation at tour to promote his $100^000 Jumbo CD Middletown. officers and the Coast Guqrd in banks and other traditional lending institutions is ...... further study, is evidence of the Legislature’s will be short-lived,” he said. She said she had “ empathy and sympathy’’ for policies, said in • Money market interest at negotiated rates. ■ Insured to $1(X),(XX) by FSLIC tercepted the boats 'Tuesday in the leading more people to borrow from friends or “ anti-business” bias. Pryor agreed with Zinsser, saying Connecticut the plight of displaced workers and had met with Montgomery, Ala., he will Call Investment Desk lor current quote. • No commissions or fees Florida Keys. relatives. Local legislators, however, were mixed in their is perceived “ correctly” as an anti-business state many of them to discuss their problems. cooperate to reach a bipar • 30 days or longer * Not subject to Connecticut Slate Dividends Tax '"The FBI had been conducting an That has its hazards, says Prof. Elizabeth Wiegand, a I j response to the bill. State Rep. Muriel Yacavone, and a bad place to make business investments. But she said the better alternative was to re tisan budget compromise S i^ la n iia l partaMy lor aarty withdrawal tiom c a riitic a ltt a ic a p l ItOO.OOO JumOo CO* investigation of this group for family financial management specialist for Cornell I n Q 0 X D -^ s t Hartford, whose district includes part of The bill, which Pryor called “ the hostage act,” train displaced workers. with Congress. But he several days for conspiracy-to Cooperative Extension. Manchester, said she would probably vote for it, would make the situation worse, he said. During a rowdy public hearing at the Capitol' added: violate the federal neutrality act,” Even the most casual arrangements should be put in A4vice ...... 16 while state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manebester, “ It’s hard to think of any action that would be last week, union workers hooted speakers who op- “ I have little time for Nettles said. “ We used sur writing to protect both the borrower and the lender, she ^ e a towns ...... 18 ggid he would definitely vote against it. more discouraging,” he said. -posed bill, drawing stern admonitions from parade-walkers who march Th^Awi^of veillances and other investigative says. Loans between individuals can be arranged with a Businew...... 21, 24 state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson said she has to Pryor disputed the proponents’ claim that the House committee chairman Rep. William Kiper, out to denounce the techniques in Miami and the Florida Classified...... 22-23 study further, but added that the 60-day notifica- simple promissory note, signed by both parties and bill would help employees, saying that the real D-Enfield. projected deficit on televi Keys. notarized. C om ics...... 19 tiQn sounds better than the one year requested by help for people who have lost their jobs is new sion, but then slip back Entertoinment ...... 17 labor advocates. Some of the workers were from the Webster A blank promissory note form from a bank or other, a better jobs — which the bill discourages. behind closed doors to bust L ottery ...... ; ...... 2 “ Right now the 60 days sounds OK,” Mrs. Wilcox Co. plant in Meriden, which shut down last lending institution can serve as a guide in drawing' up Business and industry lobbyists opposed the the budget in their com Obituaries .. — ...... 8 Swensson said. “ No way would I have voted for a summer. About 350 workers were thrown out of your own, the professor says. It should state clearly the bill, which they called an “ industrval hostage” mittees.” Samples today Opinim ...... 6 year. It would drive business and industry right their jobs after they received three days notice amount of money involved, when and how it is to be measure. Union leaders, who had pushed for a Peopletalk...... 2 out of Connecticut and I ’m fighting to keep it that the company was going out business. repaid and what, if any, interest will be charged. Several House com ieS e The Mandieiter Herald today one-year notification requirement, said the bill BljoanaiiJMin Hssf.Associdtkm-Since S p ^ ...... 9-12 here. We need it.” Another opponent of the bill. Rep. Tucker Co-signing an institutional loan is an alternative. But mittees, meanwhile, 'oonttnuee Us aompUng program was aimed at “ runaway shops” unconcerned over M*ncb*tl*r: Mem OKic*. <007 M«n SI.. 649-4SM • Pl*u • 8penc*< St.. 649-3007 • Moneymarkel in Food Med. M*ncn*et*f Pirkad*. 649-7356 • Moneymarket 1 Dolge, R-Stafford Springs, said the measure x>4igners should be aware that they become responsible struggled to meet the m Highland Park Market. Highland 81.6490390 • North Manehaattr, comar Mam 6 Hudaon Sta. 6470566 • QIaatonbury: Montymarkal m Fiank'i Suparmarktt. uf™ hT™ ...... Yacavone said she favors “ some way to , workers’ loss of jobs. to brtng copies of the newspaper, “ makes indpstry out to be the ba^ guy.” He said for repayment if the original borrower defaults. March IS deadline for sub- Foa Run Mali. 633-7655 • Tolland: Rl 195. % t m aouth ot 1-66 E»l 99.673-7307 • South WIndaor. 29 Oakland Rd.. 644-2464 • Covantry; Routt 31. 742-7321 to non-subecrlbers in W eather...... 2 soften the blow of relocations and closings. The bill also would require firms to extend “ I don’t know what’s best, but I would like his father’s textile plant was forced out of Some studies show as many as SO percent of co-signers mitting spending Menrhester. ihedical and life insurance coverage for one year some notice,” she said. “ I think the business business by rising costs and Jaf/anese imports. are asked to assume some degree of financial respon- recommendations to the to displaced workers. •Uiility fw repayment, she says. House Budget Committee. 1 A r ■ / 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 17, 1862 H(AiMai«iiwara«cMTwr ■ -h Brigades leader Leaders express motorist drunk describes links peace cohfidence in fatal crash close, but not final VERONA, Italy (UPI) — The leader in TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Egyptian the Red Brigades kidnapping of U.S. Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan All and By Paul Hendrie ment of Environmental Protection because the $200,000 would come as The mother of a 22-year-old Manchester woman killed Brig. Gen. James Dozier took the court Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon Herald Reporter approval before toe landfill is re an amendment to federal grants, ad In a Dec. 12 two-car collision is suing toe other driver, through the labyrinth of international expressed confidence today on toe future opened to toe district. ministered by the state, for im claiming be was intoxicated at the time of toe accident. There’s still no final agreement terrorism, describing contacts with of the Israel-Egyptian peace process and O’Brien said the district wants no provements to the Mattabassett Ann Machin, of 40 Delmont St. filed suit In Superior between Manchester and tme Mat- French, Spanish and West German said only a few problems remain concer interruptions once delivery of the plant. Court in Vernon this week against Eugene R. Vaillan- tabassett Sewer District, but Town terrorists, the PLO and Bulgaria. ning their common frontier. material resumes. But he said the The money is intended both to court of Enfield. Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien told the In the first day of testimony by the But Ali refused, as he has throughout town is reluctant to waive its right compensate the town for the space Weather Mrs. Machin’s daughter, Mary-Anne Machin, was Board of Directors Tuesday one is nine defendants on trial, Antonio bis three-day stay in Israel, to say to stop operations in case natural in the landfill wasted because of the killed Dec. 12 when her eastbound vehicle collided with close. Savasta, 27, Tuesday described the links specifically when Egyptian President conditions — such as rising extra wet material and to pay for " T v e been satisfied for a week between Italian terrorists and foreign Hosni Mubarak would, visit Israel and - Valllanconrt’s westbound van on West Middle Turnpike . teniperatures that would make loaming and seeding. i at 11:40 p.m. that we’ve been very close to an powers that have become a political whether his visit would include odors unbearable — interfere. Mrs. Machin has already been granted a $500,00 at agreement,” said a somewhat im DIRECTOR JAMES F. "Dutch” issue in Italy. Jerusalem. Today’s forecast Public Works Director George A. tachment against property owned by toe defendant. patient Mayor Stephen T. Penny. Fogarty asked who would be respon Savasta, leader of the group that kid All held his talks in Jerusalem, but Kandra said a solution would be to Occasional rain and wet snow possibly a touirfenrtorm The attachment was sought because a decision in Mrs. But O’Brien said a final agree sible — the town or the district — if napped the NATO general Dec. 17, said spent toe nights in Tel Aviv. open another site in the landfill, ending this afternoon with breaks in toe ctoods t o w i^ Machin’s favor could exceed Vaillancourt’s auto in ment— which will include a $200,000 erosion occurred after loaming and Bulgaria offered assistance and arms in Late last month, an Israeli Cabinet close to the entrance, for the wet evening. H iA temperatures in toe 40s. Fair totoj^t. surance. She is seeking more than $15,000 in damages, paymeni by Mattabassett to seeding. exchange for a role in anti-NATO statement said that if Mubarak refuses material. Lows in toe 30s. Sunny Thursday according to toe court papers. Manchester for inconvenience Kandra replied that it the job was political and propaganda aspects of the to visit Jerusalem, his visit would be The new site, formerly used by the clouds during toe afternoon. Higta « JO. W ^ l ^ t Mrs. ^ c h ln is also suing Piano’s Restaurant of caused by toe delivery of too much done improperly, the district would 42-day captivity. canceled. town’s wastewater treatment plant southerly this morning northeast around 10 m|A ttus Bolton, which she claims sold liquor to Vaillancourt wet ash and wet sewage by-products be responsible, but if the job was "In this connection, Bulgaria was “ The visit will be carried out at a con for its dumping, would mean that afternoon becoming northwest tonight and southeast — should be ready by Thursday. The done right, the town would be ready to offer its support to destabilize venient time for President Mubarak,” while he was intoxicated, and Vaillancourt’s Vernon the material would not have to be around 10 mph Thursday. employer, which she claims provided an open bar and directors called a special meeting responsible. He added that loaming Italy," Savasta sai. "They wanted to be Ali told reporters at an airport news con hauled across the landfill if nature for 7 p.m. Thursday. and seeding would have to follow part of the kidnapping but we didn't want ference before departing for Egypt. did not supervise alcohol consumption the'nlght of toe makes operations difficult, Kandra accident. The board agreed last August to DEP guidelines, anyway. to get involved withy^oups from the “ That has been agreed upon.” said. Mrs. Machin’p lawyer, Frank Leone, of the East Hart accept from Mattabassett dry ash — O’Brien said he would try to get Warsaw Pact.” Both ministers said the issue Extended outlook remaining to be resolved was tbe ford law firm of Leone, Throwe, Teller and Nagle, said JAM ES P. KENNEDY the burned by-products of sewage — O'BRIEN SAID the town wants conditions for the loaming and Extended outlook for New England Friday through southern part of toe border which is to there have been no new developments in toe case since ... cuts serious, but not severe as a clean and inexpensive cover for deliveries to be completed by April seeding into the final agreement. Sunday: toe suit was filed and added he is "entering into the in the town landfill. 1, but the district wants an April 14 Suspect never separate toe two countries after Israel There is an estimated 40,000 cubic UPI photo MassachuselU, Rhode Island and Connecllcuti In order to get the ash, Mat deadline. In any case, O’Brien said withdraws from toe final. third of the itial stages” of toe case with toe other parties involved. yards of ash left to be delivered, Fair Friday and Saturday. Chance showers Sunday. tabassett required the town also to the district, hauling in 30 truckloads admitted arson Sinai peninsula on April 25. Vaillancourt was charged by police with misconduct Kandra said. The town already has Today in history Daytime h i^ temperatures in the 40s Friday and Satur take a limited amount of grease, of material a day, should be able to The border dispute concerns IS points with a motor vehicle In toe accident. He has pleaded In Schoal affidols received about 5,000 cubic yards of WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. (UPI) — The day 35 to 40 Sunday. Overnight lows 35 to 40 Friday and grits and screenings, wet by finish deliveries by April 1. along toe permanent .frontier, including nocent and will have a pre-trial conference lliursday In * ■ { "ggs” and would expect to receive man who headed the arson investigation On March 17,1889 a submarine developed by John Holland remained 30 to 35 Saturday and Sunday. products of sewage. But com The question of whether to open the Taba region south of toe I M Sea port Manchester Superior Court. about 1,200 cubic yards more. Those at Stouffer's Inn said he told Luis Marin, submerged off Staten Island for one hour and 45 minutes. Seen here Is Maine, New Hampshirei Fair weather through the plications developed when the dis-, the landfill before the district gets a of Eilat, a new Israeli tourist develop According to court papers, Vaillancourt had been figures include a 50-50 mix of ” ggs” the former busboy accused of starting period. Highs in toe 30s to mid 40s. Lows in toe mid trict delivered more of the “ggs” DEP green light for payment of the the first operable submarine, named "Holland" for the designer and ment. drinking at Piano’s between 6 and 11 p!m. toe night of and wet ash. the fire, to see a priest and then tell teens to mid 20s. toe accident. see service cut and wet ash than the board $200,000 may be solved by a DEP accepted by the U.S. Navy in 1900. It served as the model for subs to Ali said toe problem of Rafah, -the 0 police the truth. Gaza city threatened with division, has Vermont t Fair and dry through toe period, overnight Mrs. Machin’s lawsuit charges Vaillancourt with authorized. pledge to speed approval, O'Brien The directors indicated that a But in testimony Tuesday in follow. been solved “ without any harm to toe low 15-25 in toe northern mountains and 20s elsewhere, driving while intoxicated, falling to keep a proper The directors responded last week sxid. He said approval could come final agreement which satisfies the Westchester County Court, former population there.” He gave no details. high Friday and Saturday 35-^i colder Sunday, high 30- lookout, failing to keep his vehicle under control, failing by shutting down the landfill to the as soon as Friday. concerns raised by (VBrien would be Westchester Deputy Police Com 35. to apply brakes to avoid toe collision, failing to operate if budget sliced district, until a written agreement The DEP approval is required approved Thursday.- missioner Carl Fulgenzi said Marin Malpractice case GM eyes savings Walesa release his vehicle in the proper lane and driving at an un was signed, and by reprimanding never admitted starting the fire “ inten reasonable and excessive speed. General Manager Robert B. Weiss tionally.” National Forecast to cost millions in new contract is doubtful: wife The lawsuit also charges Plano’s with, "reckless, By Nancy Thompson for ignoring the board’s conditions " I told him he should speak to his wife willful and wanton conduct” In selling liquor to Vaillan of last summer when he accepted Street s w e e p e r coming and a priest (and) that he should come By United Pren Interaattonal Lof Annies r Herald Reporter SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Lech O ty & Fest HI Lo Pep UiaisvIUe r court “ when they knew or should have known that he the additional wet material. back and get this off his mind,” Fulgenzi federal government has agreed to a DETROIT (U P I) — General Motors Walesa’s wife is distraught over toe Albuquerque c ei a .... Memphis pc was intoxicated.” If the Board of Directors upholds General Manager said he told Marin after a day-long in Anchorage r M a .... Mlsmt Beach c O 'B R IE N SAID most of the That harbinger of spring more ac Street, East Center Street, Center medical malpractice settlement that Corp., the only U.S. automaker to make government’s failure to say if the- Mrs. Machin is also suing Vaillancourt’s employer. Robert B. Weiss’ recommendation that $173,000 be cut terrogation on Jan, 16, 1981. , Aabeville r a a .18 Milwaukee cjr major points, including the $200,000 curate than the first robin, the Street, Autumn Street, and Hartford eventually could cost $54.6 million in a profit last year, expects to win $3 Solidarity leader will be freed for toe Atlanta pc 54 n .... MbmeapoUs cy New England Mechanical Services Inc., which she from the proirtised education budget, toe schools will During the interrogation, Marin stuck Billings a « a a Nashviue pc fee, have been agreed to. The two street sweeper, will begin its vernal Road. payments for a boy whose mental retar billion in concessions from the United Sunday baptism of their infant daughter charges operated an open bar for its employees at which have to look at cutting programs and personnel, school to his basic story but admitted having an Birmm^iaiT) cy a 70 .... New Oricna pc remaining stumbling blocks, he rounds Monday. The department has asked the dation is blamed on a series of routine Auto Workers — three times the amount and a Catholic church source doubts he Boston r 56 a JO New York cy Vaillancourt became Intoxicated. officials said Tuesday. "accident" with a stemo can minutes said, are: The Town Highway Department public to help in three ways. immunization shots. the UAW gave Ford Motor Co. wiil be released. BrwnsvH Tx.pc n n .... Oklahpm Cty ' c The company, Mrs. Machin charges, did not supervise Board of Education Chairman Leonard Seader said Buffalo r a a a Omaha pc • Mattabassett’s demand for a has announced that it will begin its Avoid parking on the streets until before the blaze • Vaillancourt “ when it; Its agents, servants or Attorney Morton Freidman, who UAW and GM negotiators return to (he “ You know how they are treating me,” Charlstn S.C. r u m .... FUIadelpUii pc $1.2 million of the proposed increase in the budget is guarantee that once operations annual street sweeping program in the sweepers have passed: sweep Charlott N.C. r a 44 .... Phoenix pc employees, knew or should have known that he has represents the boy's family, disclosed bargaining table today to discuss what Miroslawa Danuta Walesa said of earmarked for fixed costs — salary increases, utilities resume, the town will not close the center of town and move out only sand off the sidewalks before ^icago cy 57 a .... PUtabnrah cy become intoxicated.” Stabber carried Monday that the settlement averted trial GM Vice President Alfred Warren called Poland’s Communist rulers in a CleveliuMi cy a a a Portlano Me. a and transportation. down the landfill for any reason and ward during the 12-week project. the street is swept; keed the gutters of the case in U.S. District Court. “ the meat and potatoes” of the new con telephone interview Tuesday, five days Columbus pc a a a Port'iand Ore. c Weiss has recommended that the schools receive a $1.4 Dallas pc a s .... Pnrrtdenoe r • The town’s demand that the The first section to scheduled for free of leaves, branch4s, and rub- ‘Death Petition’ He said under terms of the agreement, tract. before the christening of their seventh Denver pc a a .... RidaBood pc million increase over this year in their 1982-83 budget. $200,000 fee receive state Depart the big brush off is bounded by Pine bish. the U.S. government will pay a lump GM has offered the UAW a contract child. Des Moines cy a a .... St. Louis pc Committee eyes The school board requested a $1.5 million increase. This LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The former sum of |M5,(X)0 to Andre D'Auteuil, 4, similar to that ratified by workers at “ I haven’t seen my husband for two Detroit pc a a .a Salt .Lake CItyr year’s budget is about $18.5 million. mental patient charged with the savage Duluth cy a a a San Antonio cy and to his parents, Marcel and Ann Ford Motor Co. but asking for more in months,” she said of Walesa;.arrested E l Paso c 71 a .... San Diego r If the Board of Directors goes Along with the stabbing of starlet Theresa Saldana fell D’Auteuil, who now reside in Rockville, cost-ofliving and possible medical after the Dec. 13 imposition of martial Hartford r so a a San Franclac r manager’s recommendation, only $117,000 will be left Honolulu pc M 78 .... San Joan c in love with her after seeing her on Conn. benefit concessions while leaving out law. “ One has to have a deep trust to sharing schools for discretionary spending by the school board, Seader THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Indianapolis pc 77 a .78 SeatUa c screen but carried a "Death Petition” some potential benefits in the Ford pact. hope they will (free him). 'They care Jacfcsn Mss. cy a 78 .... &»kane c ^ said — and $54,000 of that hah been designated as local 260 NO. MAIN ST. saying he wanted to kill her so he could The Ford pact reportedly will save the about nothing.” JachsoovUle. pc a a .... 'lanua pc A joint committee of toe Board of Elducation and funding to replace federal and state funds cut in the Kansas City pc a 41 .... Waahlngton pc DOUBLE A , MANCHESTfR. CT. be executed, authorities say. No. 2 automaker |1 billion. Mrs. Walesa, sounding as if she were Las Vegas r Board of Directors decided Tuesday to see if schools Jewel [Suitcases a a .... W lditii c remedial reading program. . , NORTUWAY Miss Saldana, 27, featured with close to tears, said she had not received Uttle pc ■ • V could share space with elderly housing. “ At the level of funding the manager is recommen M anufacturer's Academy Award-winning actor Robert recovered empty a response to a letter of inquiry sent by Hie committee agreed to ask toe town Building Com ding, we will have to cut back these program im ' P(-A/A DeNiro in the film “ Raging Bull,” was ' messenger Friday to military chief Gen. mittee examine to several schools for possible partial provements or cut other programs,” Seader said. listed in critical but improving condition NEW YORK (U P I) - Four suitcases A fatal look Wojciech Janizelski. conversion to elderly housing. Superintendent of Schools James P. Kennecty said he Tusday — a day after the daylight attack stolen from a wealthy oil heiress who government spokesman said “ we do The study will begin with Highland Park School but would recommend that the Board of Education consider Coupons outside her West Hoilywood apartment had packed them with more than |1 BLAIRSVILLE, Pa. (UPI) - A not know whether Walesa will be Lottery will include others, ranging from smaller schools which cutting administration and support staff, if the .MON DAY-SUN DAY ^ a n d v ! in which she was stabbed at least twice million in jewels were recovered in a woman who had her husband stop their released for the christening of his had been considered candidates for closing to larger manager’s cut is handed down. Other areas that he and suffered a punctured lung. Conrail freight yard in New Jersey but car on a river bridge because she thought daughter,” but Mrs. Walesa said toe schools whipb might be more compatible for shared use. would recommend the board look to for savings include DETAILS IN STORE HOMf Of IH( Arthur Richard Jackson, 46, a Scottish- they were empty, police say. she saw a body in the water leaned over a ceremony would take place as scheduled Highland Park School has been designated toe next capital improvements, supplies and equipment, Pf OPU PI (flSfRS born drifter, was carrying a makeshift Tile well-dressed robber who stole the railing too far and plunged to her death, Sunday. Numbers drawn in New 9988. school to close after Bentley School, which will be extracurricular activities, program improvements, the Specials Effective journal titled “ Death Petition” in his loot at gunpoint from Carolyn Skelly police said. Primate Archbishop Jozef Glemp has Ehigland Tuesday: Rhode Island dally: 1014. closed at the end of this school year. evening high school program, and the aide program. Thurs.-Frl.-8at. March 18» 19, 20 battered shoulder bag when he was Burford, 65, and her chauffeur at Betty Palmer, 64, and her husband urged Poland’s military regime to Connecticut daily: 160. Vermont daily: W . The goal of joint use, according to Board of Education “ The manager’s cut is one that in what we consider to STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8 AM-9 PM arrested after a deliveryman ran past a LaGuardia Airport Monday night let his were crossing a bridge over the release Walesa in time for the Maine daily: 752. Massachusetts daily: member Ricluuti W. Dyer, is to maintain neighborhood be a tight budget will cause some concern and SUN 9 AM-5 PM. > group of onlookers and disarmed him, victim keep her fur coat ‘/in case it gets Conemaugh River Tuesday when she ceremony, but a Catholic Church official New Hampshire daily: 7683. schools in toe face of declining enrollment. squeezing,” Kennedy said. sheriffs deputies said T u ^ a y . cold.” thought she saw a body. was pessimistic. ' Dyer noted that toe idea of joint use was raised Kennedy said the manager’s cut is not severe but is frequently during recent discussions on school closings. serious. Hen Turkeys Chuck Roast Director James R. McCavanagh brought up toe idea “ I can’t say he got the jugular. There isn’t blood run of combining schools and elderly housing. ning in the streets,” Kennedy said. “ But the budget is u s d a g r a d e a JB USDA CHOICE 4!^ ^ 1 A Q Peopletalk. "W e have a waiting list of 300 people who will close enough to the bone that it is certainly a nick in the probably never see elderly housing,” McCavanagh said. . bone.” FARM FRESHXB ^ BONELESS ^ ■ W “ We as a board are concerned.” Kennedy asked the Board of Directors to take into 10-14LBS l b FLAT CUT l_g Directoi^ James F. Fogarty commented, “ You have a Everybody does Stewart Almanac consideration possible federal cuts, which will not be .'.IIH.'.ilH •: (M Pi)Hi;mA-',F I i(.lI(.l uniN'i RRU'E Of njR>'I • neighborhood school problenA and we have a housing known until this summer. Everybody does a Jimmy Stewart Imitation — m problem.” Mayor Stephen T. Penny asked Kennedy to prepare in Stew beef even the president of the United States. President Superintendent of Schools James P.-Kennedy said be formation on toe possible extent of the f^ e ra l cuts and Assorted Pork Chops Reagan goes public with his Stewart stammer on was “ fascinated” by toe idea of combining schools and which programs would have to be picked up with local WESTERN Q USDAISDACHCICE CHClCE 4!^ 4 ABC's “ Good Morning America” March 18, after By United Press International elderly housing, a Concept that is not in widespread use. funds if the federal funds were cut. BCNELESSICNELESS ■ S F ■ V F ^ the fourth in a series of five interviews host David Kennedy agreed to develop projections for toe com- “ Our problem in detailing the impact of cuts in state (jORN FED ^ ■ iC i ^ Hartman did with Stewart. Today is Wednesday, March 17, toe 76th day of 1962 tnittee detailing when shar^ use .would be feasible and . and federal programs is that we don’t know,” Kennedy CHUCKIHUCKANYSIZE ANY SIZE L g Reagan taped a tribute to Stewart, including an with 289 to follow. toe effects of it on education. said. "W hat we do know is it will have an impact. We LB J ^ This is St. Patrick’s Day. anecdote about when Stewart hit the campaign trail All members of the committee agreed that education : will be cut. Any cuts we face locally will be compounded ANDY’S OWN FRESHLY MADE wifh Reagan in 1976. At each stop Reagan referred Tbe moon is in its last quarter. has to be toe first priority in any joint use project. by federal cuts.” FRESHLY SLICED to Stewart's rank in the Air Forep Reserve as The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter The Board of Directors is considering converting toe major general. Finally, someone beat Reagan to and Saturn. Main Building of Bennet Junior High School into elderly Beef ANY C Ground $ 1 19 the punch but called Stewart a brigadier general. There is no evening star. housing. The building is no longer used as a school, and Reagan corrected him. Reagan imitated Stewart’s Those bom on this date are under toe sigh of Pisces. is located on toe opposite side q^ Main Street from the W im low Quilt' LB B e e f SIZ^PKG LB comment later in private: “ Ron, that fella tonight American singer Nat King Ck>le was bom March 17, test of toe Bennet campus. from Appropriate Te^inology Liver Iko was right. It is brigadier general. I just haven’t cor 1919. Innovators In Energy Savings rected you before because ft sounded so nice." On this date in history: Local sports featured Then, off-camera, Reagan said, “ Rich Little, eat In .1889, a submarine developed by John Holland Andy’s Green Thumb Produce your heart out.” remained submerged off Staten Island, N.Y., for an Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, keeps you informed hour and 45 minutes. about toe local sports world. Read toe latest in his Broccoli Mushrooms In 1912, a group of young women to be known as toe “ Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in The Manchester Logan does “Carmen” “ Campfire Girls” was formed by Mrs. Luther GkiUck of ’ Herald. CALIFORNIA ^ FANCY FRESH Lake Sebpgo, Maine. , LARGE SIZE ^ PENNSYLVANIA Playwright-director-producer Josh Logan In 1058, the U.S. Navy successfully launched im i^jjft«i»^a^M Richard M. Diamond, RUt)li8heo Dan Fitts, Editor Jurors say Claus' silence, Alex Qirelll, City Editor ' OPINION V restitution idea mistress added to verdict HARTFORD (UPl) - prosecutors often sought Connecticut’s chief restitution for victims of NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Gaus more difficult (to c o n v i^ without Jablonski, Arthur Hull and Pierce von Bulow’s silence and the stunning it.” Gafgen. The seven other jurors 1 It. prosecutor says criminals crime, particularly in so- should be required to make called white-collar fraud testimony of his mistress con Mrs. Isles, 36, testified that her declined to attend. restitution to their vicUms cases. But restitution, he tributed to the Danish aristocrat’s stormy romance with von Bulow in For 37 hours over six days the FBI nfiishondles evidence, endangers case but not as a substitute for said, was recommended in conviction Tuesday on charges he cluded an ultimatum to divorce his largely middle class jury of seven punishment. addition to prison terms or twice tried to murder his American wife of 16-years. Two months after men and five women deliberated Chief State’s Attorney fines and not as a sub heiress wife, jurors said. the 6-month ultimatum expired, the von Bulow’s fate — the longest jawed at what the 'AFL-CIO haSj,^ Austin j. McGuigan stitute. David A. Taffs, a pony-tailed com Pittsburgh utilities heiress slipped In their low-key, bureaucratic rightful owner once it is no longer puter analyst from Newport, was a deliberation in Rhode Island history. WASHINGTON — The glamorous been at>le to wring out of a supposed-, criticized proposed le ^ la - The goal of the proposed into'her first, tempol-ary coma Dec. needed as evidence. FBI personnel spokesman for four other jurors who Jurors asked only once for a re side of the FBI's work has been jargon, the auditors put It this way; tion ’Tuesday that woutd let bill is to unsnarl Connec 27, 1979. told the auditors that property “ is ly pro-business administration. Onejr,. chronicled on television and in the “ The systems used by the FBI for some convicted felons ticut’s crowded court met with reporters after von Bulow reading of testimony, that of Mrs. returned only if specifically galling example was the mernwr, was found guilty of both counts of The beautiful former television von Bulow’s maid of 23 years, Maria movies. the handling of seized and recovered make restitution to their dockets, reduce the state’s requested,” the draft report states. Reagan sent to all department and..,- assault with intent to commit soap opera actress also told jurors Schrallhammer, who first suspected But as any FBI agent could attest, property are out-of-date and lack Jack Anderson victims instead of serving prison population and com agency heads on Nov. 16 instructing.' murder. how she and the high society finan von Billow and la ter led in there's a vital part of the G-man's the specificity to effectively meet Footnote: Asked for comment, an time behind bars. pensate crime vlctlnu for * 1 8 them to get right with the union ^ Although the jet-set defendant cier took vacations in Florida and vestigators to the “ black bag” wite H e said restitution was their losses. life that will never make it to the the' responsibilities and Washington Merry-Go-Round FBI spokesman told my associate bosses. !, fine “ apart from their Under the bill, a person was not required to testify .— and the Bahamas wjthin three months an insulin-tinged needle found in his requirements imposed by Tony Capaccio cryptically, “ We screen, mainly because it is b-o-r-i- “ You should adopt... anopen-dooF^ sentence.” convicted of lesser didn’t — Taffs said jurors wanted to after Mrs. von Bulow had suffered locked closet. n-g. That's the seizure and regulation.” have a story to tell.” But because policy towards organized labor snd.^ ,“ We do not consider felonies, such as robberies hear the Dane’s defense against her second and lasting coma on Dec. The rest of the time they safekeeping of property against the the report Is still in draft form, he charges he twice injected insulin in 21, 1980. The auditors noted that “ we were where appropriate give full con^,, restitution to be a under |2|000 or m is “ discussed al! aspects of the case,” day when it will be introduced as said, “ we can't comment on it.” Martha “ Sunny” von Bulow with the told a number of times that ‘We (the sideration to organized labor’s in;,; sentence,” be told the demeanors, could be Mrs. Isles said she and von Bulow Taffs said, sometimes loud enough intent to kill her. evidence in a federal trial. Probably FBI) have never lost any evidence,' Legislature’s Judiciary ordered to perform com were “ building bridges” — meaning to be heard outside their delibera possibly because of it — the sub terests and concerns,” the president) “ We all would have liked to have not even Norman Lear could make ” but added coldly: “ In our opinion, In the Detroit field office, the in Conunittee. “ U it becomes munity service or make they were trying to determine if the tion room on the second story of the LABOR’S LOVE" LOST: The wrote. j ■ known all the facts. I think if he had the Top 20 with a show titled, “ FBI vestigators found many items of sequent handling by property clerks so, what we are saying to a restitution to the victim in couple 'and each of their children colonial courthouse. the system now in use would not dis Teamsters were the only major un The directive was timed for "tho ' personal property that had been In “ is neither proper nor adequate,” criminal 1s‘If you pay back stead of paying a fine or taken the stand we would have Property Clerk.” close the loss of evidence if it did oc ion to support Ronald Reagan in would be compatible as a family. “ I can say it was a painful the auditors complained. The reason AFL-ClO's November conventionf;- the money, you’re off the going to jail. known m o re,” T a ffs said in Mundane as it is, the custody of cur.” FBI custody for more than eight Over the objections of his experience. Other jurors have said 1980. They are miffed at the presi but in a precedent-shattering slap irt ' b ^ . ’ That’s not Justice.” A restitution plan, in answering a pool, reporter. evidence is a crucial ingredient of years without being entered in the for this, they decided, was in UPI photo lawyers, von Bulow gallantly spared they would, he very reluctant to The basic problem, the auditors dent, therefore, for pursuing the the face, neither the president nor McGuigan said state volving work or money, On the damamging testimony of any successful prosecution. And an record. Time lags in the adequate training and a poorly his mistress from cross examina repeat it, and I feel the same way.” concluded, is that property taken AFL-CIO with unseemly, ardor. He his secretary of labor was Invited to would be worked out New York socialite-actress Alexan Philadelphia and Atlanta regional written manual of instructions. tion. Taffs said. internal Justice Department draft into custody by the G-men is “ not has been jilted by the AFL-CIO through .mediation in the Jury foreman Barbara Connett leaves New dra Isles, the “ other woman” in von offices exceeded a year in some The Justice Department in •speak at the convention. .• \ report charges that the FBI clerks effectively supervised by either court system and with the port Superfor Court Tuesday after the jury Bulow’s life, Taffs said: “ Her Taffs waS' accompanied at the Asked if the jury was ever vestigators found some ridiculous barons, and the Teamsters feel “ The more they dump on him, the could be blowing some cases. cases. Charging consent of the victim. found Claus von Bulow guilty on two counts testimony was certainly taken into news conference by jury forewoman deadlocked,. TaHs answered: agents or Support Service Super they’ve been getting the cold more he seems to be giving them,” The nub of the still-secret draft, “ Once personal property is taken, exaniples of property that had been The bill bad the. support of attempted murder. - consideration. It would have been Barbara Connett and jurors Walter “ Clearly not.” visors.” shoulder from White House people. said a Republican business, source. prepared by auditors in the the FBI becomes responsible for it retained long after it was useful — of the Criminal Justice In What really caused the source to department's management division, AS AN KXAMPLF. of this dis and accountability is mandatory,” like the mink coat that had been Teamsters President Roy inmates formation Center, whose gape in wonderment, however, was is that nobody keeps proper track of taste for important but dull detail, the draft report points out, and stored in a cardboard box at the Williams brought the subject up executive director. Sherry that Big Labor’s .flddle-^lee-dew property that has been seized for the draft report cited “ extensive adds: “ Delays such as we found (in Philadelphia FBI office since 1972, during a recent talk with Reagan, Haller, told the committee ‘We've done it,' rebuff of the Wjjite House is not it could save the state evidence. Things are so sloppy, the time lags” between the seizure of recording) are unwarranted and un even though it was involved in a who cordially ordered his aides to may cost new. “ they did the same thing with millions of dollars in in auditors complained, that evidence property for possible use as justified.” case that was closed in 1977. give the Teamsters proper respect carceration costs. In addition to the agents’ casual Finally, the auditors complained, in the future. Jimmy Carter,''’ the GOP business could be lost or otherwise disappear evidence and its ultimate recording HARTFORD (UPI) - A Responding to criticism prosecutor says attitude toward seized property — property is often not returned to its ,Big Business, meanwhile, is slack- source said. , and no one would know it. in FBI logbooks. proposal to charge Inmates that criminals should not in Connecticut’s prisons for be allowed off* the hook so NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Youthful prosecutor room and board might end easily, Ms. Haller said, Stephen R. Famiglietti had been seen during the In Manchester rating the state more "The reality is we simply televised Claus von Bulow trial berating balking I it took in, says don’t have the beds in witnesses, wagging an accusatory finger in their faces. ections Commissioner prison.” He showed quite a difference demeanor Tuesday when gR. Manson. Rep. Eldward Krawiedci, he won the biggest case of his life — a unamious guilty Sludge isn't In testimony Tuesday at RBristol, predicted the bill verdict on charges the Danish aristocrat twice tried to the state Capitol, Manson would draw public outrage. ftiiirder his American heiress wife with insulin injec qaid in theory be supported "You’ve got to be kid tions. ie bill pending before the ding to come to a group of Famiglietti, 34, disclosed that when the guilty verdict only problem eglslature’s Judiciary elected officials who are was uttered, be was sitting at the counsel table holding Committee, but felt it being harangued over the hands under the table with Susan McGuirl, the deputy Jheeded to be examined increase in crim e and attorney general who aided in the prosecution. Manchester and Mattabassett observations he makes in more thoroughly. suggest that Class C and “ We squeezed each other’s hands and said, ‘By God, ' He was critical of the Gass D felonies are not we’ve done it,’” he said. are close to agreeing on how to defense is that there is legislation as drafted, serious,” he told Ms. He said that then, during the polling of the jury. Miss sometimes a fine line between settle their dispute over sludge. however, saying it was too Haller. McGuirl took the hand prosecution investigator state If the ^ederal and state administration and policy broad and left open many A related bill would police Lt. John Reise who in turn took the hand of Detec governments, which also have making. He is right. questions, such as how the strengthen protections for tive Joseph C. Miranda, his partner. ’They all squeez^. an interest in the matter, go But his defense, and the money would be collected victim s o f crim es and The slightly built prosecutor from an Italian hnll what criteria would be witnesses in criminal neighborhood in North Providence had been assigned along with the provisions, one criticism that prompted it, both to decide which in cases. the case on Feb. 2.1, 1981. part of the trouhlesomte matter miss the point a bit. mates had to pay. ’The bill would require a He headed the team which put composed complicated, will be solved. If the council-manager He agreed, though, with presentencing investiga circumstantial case involving 50 state witnesses — The town will have been com government is to work well, it is the bill’s sponsor. Rep. tion into the “ physical, some of which he had to prepare lying flat on his back, pensated for having had to vital that the council "and the Edward Krawiecki, R- financial, emotional and having suffered a slipped disc. lifestyle Impact of the Pushing his way through a crowd of about 200 accept some kinds of landfill manager each respect the priitel, that the state had a (‘nik^Qosibility” to collect 'bffenlh otf tha victim.” rqiorters and spectators outside’ the courthouse after other’s prerogatives. What is material from the Mattabassett iroom sod boturd.fees from .Victims would have the the verdict, Famiglietti — a devoted family man whose Sewer District that it could m ore important by far, though, inmates of financial right to review such relatives have attended many of the trial sessions — better have done without. Mat is that they keep open the lines means. reports. suddenly cried, "W here’s my mother?” tabassett will have gotten rid of of communication between the stuff that is in the way of it them. In the current case, the HONEYSUCKLE SHOP" building a sewage treatment manager seems to have failed to plant that the federal and state do that. Bob Worden PREPARE FOR THE governments want it to build. Whether the manager handled WARMER DAYS OF But the underlying problem — the Mattabassett problem well SPRING & SUMMER. numbing and Heating Many of our new seasonal the relationship between the is not so important as that he did things are here, with more Board of Directors and the not tell the directors a problem (Com nw rclal A Rotldehtlal) on the way. Come In and general manager — will remain had developed and that the ad look them over. unless some steps are taken to ministration was taking steps to M anchettar, Conn. solve it. solve it. 643-0527 When trouble com es along and 649-8944 The directors, and particular Manchester ly Mayor Stephen T. Penny, the directors do not hear about it 30 Jean Rd. tecam e very angry with General from the manager, they hear Herald photo by .Pinto Manager Robert B. Weiss over about it from someone' else. the way he handled the accep-' Thus they appear to be unin BUCKLAND TOBACCO SHEDS Are you tired of looking at tance of sewage ash from Mat formed and not in control. They tabassett to use as cover in the are forced either to assert the tame old painted walla? Manchester landfill. themselves or appear ineffec A letter to Weiss, written by tive. Penny, and endorsed by the After the ash has been other directors, used strong delivered from Mattabassett Oriental Design Rugs language. It accused the and tlie spread on the landfill, Open forum/ Readers' views manager of “ misfeasance.” the areas will be loamed and wxupivasiiu What a uaaful and colorful gift. EaaytociMnyamaIn Bouvier’s law dictionary defines seeded. They w ill grow to have a Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 aR th* great patlama. that as doing i lawful thing in an pleasant aspect and the saga of improper manner, by which the sludge w ill pass into history. another person receives an in I f Weiss keeps the directors in jury. formed on administrative at the expense of regular ongoing religious difficulties. They struggled Constitution was its model, and tite f f i e % End neglect maintenance throughout the rest of against overwhelming odds and in intent of Thomas Jefferson, R o ^ r ' t M IN IM U M o r 2 S S OFF50 M Y W A U G O Y E R IN a S The directors also contended matters, especially since he the town. the process gained solid that Weiss went beyond his knows that administration and Williams and the others rem ain^ experiences, ever strong in their the same. authority and made policy policy-making spill over into To the Editor: Salem Nassiff EVERY WALLCOVERING faith in God and themselves, and The inability Of the U.S. Supreniie decisions, decisions that belong each other, perhaps tlie The Salem Nassiff Studio Deputy Mayor Barbara B. they knew what they were doing. Court and U.S. judges to understagjd relationship between council and 639 Main St. . . y to the directors. Weinberg observations in traversing One of the first projects they un the God and country concept (in I Weiss has generally accepted manager will take on its former our Main Street are a paradox. We dertook was to create a parish. Most tent) of our Constitution is'ja Cheek our Prloea and Selection the criticism, but one of the pleasant aspect. retailers who owe our very support of our towns started as parishes. mystery to me. Many of us believe Let our deooratlng staff give you to Main Street maintain our proper God's role Each parish built a church and was they have ignored this intent, and^n ties to the maximum, spending un a unit unto itself, having no ties to fact have adopted decisions w h ^ told dollars to keep our properties , others except in their faith, and the are unconstitutional. .; y To the Editor Personal Aitention durable, efficient and pleasant. We churches b^am e the local govern Freedom of worship does not •A U THROUQH APRIL 3rd Billy Martin for extend this to our relationship with Edward Wilson, the former can ment of the towns. dermine the foundations of o^r customers, offering friendliness, didate for state senator, is a gutsy As time went on, more folks came government, God. I say to ojir C.F.O. service and caring. little guy whoin I and my wife ad of different persuasions to our leaders who are struggll^ in y w and ENKALON* Outside our buildings, the town of mire for his forthright stand regar colonies. Our ancestors decided to for answers, let them go back d ^ r Manchester bears a large respon ding the whole spectrum of church do something about the situation. the past 300 years. With God and lia BUY A WMNER FROM A WMNER- ENKALONOFROM C P i).- BB LEABU0ISI sibility. The street is a thoroughfare and state issues, and in that context They knew what th ^ envisioned this ble as our foundation, our c o u n ^ used by thousands of automobiles, I submit the following^observations. country to become. They knew wbat progressed and flourished more BARGAIN HUNTER'S SPECIAL whether shopping or passing I believe prayer in schools and they intended when they dr^w up the than any other nation in the ww||; 100 nylott pile carpol compiptp ^ m through. Sidewalks and roads are . churches on town property, or in first constitution in the world. I have under the guidance and gn tite$f v*i*h now n o n -B lIe tq o n ic toarii Jj) ^ pad Stock rniofs only ’ shanriefully neglected. Our tax parks, is not unconstitutional, ahd I always been taught that intent of the God. , ■i'i' dollars are not returning. believe the majority of citizens law is paramount. These wise men Remember, God does not hSyelo n Snow was piled high in front of our think the same way. knew some very important suit us. We must turn to Him, thin stores this winter and water Being a descendant of one of the provisions to a stable government -once more we will progress, crime Th* placp to go Is C.F.O; draining from them made crossing pioneers and founders of Hartford I were 1. Freedom of worship 2. will decrease, jealousy and greij|d streets an adventure. • have received history mixed with Elimination of church in the Im d’s will dissipate, and our great co u n ^ C arpetV aiiU n’yO itaets The ball has been in the town’s family affairs down through the government 3. The country’s foun will become once again the m otel ■’ I!!?.?’’ *?*” ! * nttdqutrfn ler MondMythi^Frktay 10-9; Saturday 10-6; Sunday 12-6 BlINewEn^lMndl court. Anger is rising at the generations since 1628. My direct dation, God and His blble. our forefathers Intended under Q M % —On*^OneoilBrgBBtenk of lorBOst Enlcoton___ * daalan shallowness and deceit of our town descendants, along with Thomas ' Their intent was not,to throw God and country. § *PrfOM bemi on 26 tq. yard pofehesaa. In the entire country! TF fathers, who have neglected us and Hooker, fought the wilderness to and His Bible out of our schools dr Space constraints prevent ^ e e I * by reacted only by beautifying side help establish the present city of aqywhere else. The intent was to from taking issue with- the < {^ streets. Hartford, and there are still many make our government free of beUevers of Creation at this time, EASTHARTFORD: SgfSIjvy Lana Plaza ENfnELD:4S3EnfMdStrM,Rt.6 "Ironic, Isn't It? Now that big government has (norttoBurtnotooMaioOulW) (mXlDikolliiarlnk) Priorities must be reassigned. folks around who can say the same church interference or domination. but I hope to address it in the fuhtte, S69-4496 7 4 1 ^ ^ gotten off our backs, we’re golr^g out of Many sidewalks and roads have as I. This is the fundamental difference. God wilting. • WaatHaitlord • Avon • Southington • Watarfom • BorUn • Hoiyoko,Maaa. iHoiyok.doadSund.vi) business. ” ' ' been renewed where faulty Those pioneers were God-loving When the time came to prepare a Harold Lyman .' Vt', sidewalks exist. Rightly so, but not people who emigrated here owing to federal constitution, the Connecticut 114 Maple St. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 17. 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 17. 1982 Walker won't Soviet SS-20 Medium Range MissHes challenge NFL rule O bituaries Number Deployed; 300 ’s liable Warheads per missle: 3 ... Aimed . _ At Page 10 Destructive Force; 150 klotorts per warhead W O S tO m CU TO pO Margarat A. Burke Margaret (Adam) Burke, 88, of Range; 2,700 nautical miles 333 Bidwell St., formerly of Center erosion? Street, died Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of the late Clarence R. Burke. " U.S.S.R. Who is responsible for keeping his fellow directors, “You’ll find it s She was bom in Glasgow, Scotland M o s c o w Porter Brook from eroding its banks eroded to the point where trees are on June 15,1893 and had been a resi going to start falling into the Whalers seeking dent of the Manchester and Bolton at its flows through yards on Teresa Road? brook.” He had visited the site. area for more than 30 years. Before The town Board of Directors Kleinschmidt said, “If it is a town retiring she had been employed for wrestled with that question Tuesday responsibility, we should do many years as a sales clerk in the but came up with no answer. It something about it. If it is not the former Brown Thomson & Co. in referred the question to the town at town’s responsibility, then we Hartford. She was a member of should not fool the people and let South United Methodist Church. Atfaatfe Ocean.: torney for study. to protect jobs If the town take action to correct them think we’ll do something.” She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Kandra^’s plan for the hrook in Charles (Miriam) Bedford of the brook erosion problem. It may be setting a costly precedent. There cludes defining the channel and Bolton: a son, William E. Burke of sUbilizing the banks with riprap set QUEBEC (UPI) - The Hartford causing goalie Greg Mlllen to call Nordiques the lead but Garry East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Bess are similar problems in other parts of town where natural water courses in gravel. ’The lack of a clearly Whalers may be eliminated from for a change in the playoff format. Howatt answered with a power play Cockburn of Madison: 9 “It is not fair for us because we goal for Hartford at 16:40 to even PORTUGAL flow through private properties. defined channel is what Kandra sees the playoffs but they have found grandchildren; and eight great as the crtix of the erosion problem. another motivation to stir them to a could have more points at the end of the score at 2-2. grandchildren. Public Works Dirctor George A. Kandra submitted a plan for brook strong performance. the seasons then some teams that In the second period, both teams Funeral services will be Thursday "Although it is hard to stay make the playoffs,” Mlllen said. exchanged goals. Rick Neufeld gave at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral / correction to the directors Tuesday night and that plan was referred to Water test motivated when you aren’t making “’The only problem Is that we have Hartford the lead 3-2 at 1:54 but Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev Tuesday missiles by 1982. in a Monday briefing for the playoffs we are still going to to play In the toughest division in the Peter Stastny created a deadlock Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. the general manager and town at announced a unilateral freeze on new reporters In Washington, the U.S. State torney for their recommendations. work hard to protect our jobs for league.” again at 6:52. Friends may call at the funeral, Department announced the Soviets had set Thursday next year,” Hartford leading scorer In the second period Paiement home Thursday from 10 a.m. until medium-range missiles In the European part Kandra said, “I caution the board of the Soviet Union, and said some missiles reached the "upper limits” — 300 — of the with proceeding with work on Blaine Stoughton said Tuesihiy after Against Quebec, the Whalers went registered his sixth goal in three the time of the' service. Memorial games since the Nordiques obtained now In place will be removed this year. In NATO estimate of deployment of SS-20s private property. If done, it would For about two hours ’Thursday Hartford’s 7-5 triumph over the right to work early in the first contributions may be made to South afternoon residents of the Hartford Quebec Nordiques. period when Mark Howe scored 26 him in a trade with the Toronto United Methodist Church. 1979 NATO estimated that the Soviets would aimed at Western Europe. This UPI news set a precedent for like situations.” chart Illustrates such a deployment. A key question is whether the Road and Prospect Street area may The Whalers, who play in the seconds into the game. Consecutive Maple Leafs, but Rick Meagher Leon Doucette field from 250 to 300 triple-warhead SS-20 Planning and Zoning Commission, notice a drop in their water tough Adams Division, were goals by Peter Stastny at 4:45 and replied at 7:30 to tie the game for EAST HARTFORD - Leon by permitting development up pressure. eliminated Sunday In Hartford, Wilf Paiement at 12:11 gave the Hartford. Quebec's Michele Goulet Doucette, 72, of 47 Bissell St., died stream aggravated the erosion The Town Water Department made it 4-3 just 18 seconds later but Monday at St. Francis Hospital and problem. I^ndra said some erosion plans to conduct a fire flow test Hartford exploded for three goals in Medical Center. He was the husband Reagan nixes missile freeze would have occurred without up beginning at 2 p.m. and tasting for the last eight minutes for the win. of Irene L. Doucette. stream development. about two hours. Neufeld tied it with his. second Funeral'services will be Friday at Kandra has put a price tag of from The test is to determine the effec Bruins make time goal of the game at 12:30 before 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Continued from page one West. But he warned he will rescind opinion behind ' them and their $110,000 to $130,000 on the correction tiveness of the water system for fire Doug Sulliman netted the game- Home, 1602 Main St., with a mass of in late 1983, of 572 Pershing II and the order if NATO goes ahead with negotiating strategy” at the Geneva project he has designed. If the cost protection. winner at 15:57 and Ron Francis Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Cruise missiles in Europe. its missile deployment next year. talks on limiting nuclear missile were assessed to property owners, scored into an empty net with 17 Mary's Church. Calling hours are In his latest turn of the disarma A State Department official said forces in Europe. one of the possibilities being con against Buffalo seconds left to play. Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ment screw, Brezhnev now says he the Brezhnev proposal “is a fairly The official said the administra sidered, it would be about $5,000 per Harvard College, founded on Oct. ”I just shot in stride. I saw some has ordered a moratorium un transparent ploy to divide the tion is “quite confident” the Soviet property. 23, 1663, is the oldest in the United room in the corner and I just aimed Lila A. McClintick ilaterally, without waiting for the alliance’' and “to energize public strategy will fail. Director Arnold Kleinschmidt told States. for it,” Sulliman said of his game EAST HARTFORD - Funeral By United Press International goalie Marco Baron with a 25-foot winner and 29th goal of the cam services were heid today for Lila wrist shot from the slot at 9:33. paign. Augusta McClintick, 73, of 452 Main Boston’s Steve Kasper says what Bruce Crowder gave the Bruins a Nordiques defenseman and cap St., who died Tuesday at Hartford happens in March may have much to 1-0 lead 61 seconds into the game tain Andre Dupont blamed the loss Hospital. do with what happens in April and when he slid a rebound past on a lack of coordinated play She was a member of the Church Kandra urges public works shake-up May. Eklwards. ’The Sabres took a 2-1 lead between the forwards and of the Nazarene of Manchester. '“rhe chances are we’ll meet the later in the first period on goals by defensemen. Private buriai services will be in manager’s proposed budget, He said he objects to specifics in Sabres in the playoffs, so we might Dale McCourt and Gil Perreault. ’’The problem was that our Pine Grove Cemetery, Canton, By Paul Hendrie Highway Superintendent Fredrick ministration, is responsible for their as well show ’em we’re for real,” upkeep,” Kandra reported. scheduled for release Friday. the reorganization plan. For exam ’The Bruins’ Steve Kasper made it 2- forwards weren’t coming back deep Maine. Contributions in her memory Herald Reporter ' F. Wajcs Jr., when he was lobbying said Kasper after the Bruins tied DPI photo The advantages of reorganizling ple, he does not think parks 2, scoring the only goal of the second enough in our zone,” said Dupont. may be madp to a charity of the for voter approval of a central FOGARTY SAID he was afraid Buffalo 3-3 ’Tuesday night and main period at 3:50 on a rising 25-footer “ I’m not saying that we (the Public Works Director George A. maintenance garage. property maintenance, he said, maintenance should be handled by NHL clash last night at Quebec City. donor’s choice. that departments, like public works, the highway superintendent. tained their 1-point lead over the from the slot. defensemen) aren’t to blame but it Hartford defenseman Mark Howe (5) tries to Kandra Tuesday night proposed a would be centralized budgets, which would try to slip organizational thirdp’.ace Sabres' in the Adams get through Quebec’s Pierre Aubry (14) In sweeping departmental reorganiza KANDRA SAID the voters’ rejec would allow maintenance costs to be But acting assistant general “It was a big point we lost, but made us look stupid.” tion of the garage should not prevent changes through in the budget. manager Steven R. Werbner pointed Division. overall I thought we gave a pretty tion that would strip the highway easily seen by one person, so “I just think things in the budget ' Ray Bourque scored with 4:28 Correction division of two of its three major the centralizaton of maintenance priorities could be established. out that any changes in job descrip good effort,” said Buffalo Coach responsibility under a trained fleet are coming so damn fast, that we’re tions would require Board of Direc remaining to tie the score. Bourque Jim Roberts. “You’ve got to really In the Tuesday Manchester functions. Kandra’s suggested changes will not going to have a chance to deal took Stan Jonathan’s pass from the “I’m not advocating any new peo manager. be included in the general tors approval anyway. skate against a team like Boston. Herald, the Battle of the Bands “It is suggested that our initial ef with them,” said Fogarty. left point and skated in to fire a 40- You’ve got to keep pushing to keep photos had an error. The drummer, ple in this reorganization,” stressed foot slapshot that beat Sabres Kandra. “There’s no new people fort for achieving, a coordinated away from their pressure.” Wilkens can't explain loss was incorrectly identified as Doug gbaltender Don Eldwards. costing no new money.’.' municipal equipment maintenance In other games, Hartford beat Bashaw. The drummer is Neil program begin with people instead “You’re telling me it was a big Quebec 7-5 and Winnipeg downed St. Desimone of East Hartford. However, at least one director. goal,” said Bourque. “We’re down Louis 7-3. Democrat James F. “Dutch” of buildings,” he said in the report. Liaison panel mulls 911 plan said Wilkens. “When a team is period to spark the Bucks. Andrew the Jazz in the highest scoring Foxx was the winning band. Kandra said landfill operations 3-2; we’re a point ahead and they J«l8 7, B lues 3 By Jeff Hasen Members of the band are: Kenny Fogarty, raised strong objections to have a game in hand. I didn’t aim it. At St. Louis, Tim Trimper scored UPI Sports Writer shooting that well, it is hard to Toney had 27 for Philadelphia and regulation game this season. The the proposal. should be removed from the adjust defensively.” Julius Erving had 20. victory was the fourth straight for Loveland, bass and synthesizer; highway division and given separate Another effort to get all hinge on the possibility that the representative of Soiitbern New I just shot for the net.’’ shorthanded to cap a three-goal out Douglas Lucek, guitar; and “I disagree with just about all of Manchester residents hooked direct state may bear some of the cost of ' England Telephone Co. 'said th e. Earlier in the period. Sabres burst In the first period that sparked It was a night that Seattle Coach Seattle dropped IW games behind Suns 114, Rockets 109 the Nuggets while the Jazz lost their this,” said Fogarty, who was a long division status. Lenny Wilkens couldn’t even first-place Los Angeles in the At Houston, Dennis Johnson 11th in a row. Desimone, drums and percussion. “Both equipment and refuse func ly into the 911 emergency telephone enhancing 'the 911 system so that technology to routing all the calls to defenseman Larry Playfair snapjied Winnipeg and clinched a playoff spot Second place band was X Cita. time town employee. system will l» made Monday when everyone In Manchester, no matter Manchester police is available, but a 2-2 tie when he surprised Boston for the Jets. explain. Pacific Division. scored a season-high 37 points to Kandra’s plan would take the tions are becoming increasingly “Some-nights other teams are just In other games, San Antonio lead the Suns. Truck Robinson Lakers 120, Trail lilazers 108 Third place band was Hocus Pocus. complex and require full-time the liaison committee from the town what his telephone number, will get the cost is in millions of dollars, a responsibilities of vehicle and the Eighth Utilities District directly to the dispatcher at the cost the company is not willing to better than you are,” Lenny Wilkens routed New York 114-91, Detroit added 25'. The Suns, 36-28, moved At Portland, Ore., Jamaal Wilkes maintenance and landfill operations management services,” reported said Tuesday night after Johnny stopped San Diego 114-100, Boston ahead of the Rockets, 36-29, and into scored 27 points and Mark Air quality report Kandra. “We have got to manage meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Manchester police station when he bear. away from the highway division. Citizen’s Center. dials 911. Whether the state could con Davis scored 24 points Tuesday nipp^ Washington 98-97 in over fourth place in the Western Landsberger grabbed 14 rebounds, The highway superintendent with greater concern (for) the night to lead six Indiana players in time, Milwaukee downed Conference playoff race. lifting the Lakers. Magic Johnson HARTFORD (UPI) — The state remaining useful life of our landfill Two representatives of the Under the present setup, 911 calls tribute is the question the com Bird as valuable would retain jurisdiction over con double figures and the Pacers beat Philadelphia 106-91, Phoenix beat Nuggets 1S4, Jazz 138 and I^reem Abdul-Jabbar each had Department of Environmental site. This asset should not be treated Southern New England Telephone from Manchester residents whose mittee wants to probe Monday. The Protection forecast good air quality struction and maintenance of town Co. will be at the meeting, as well as numbers begin with 644 and with 289 committee has invited to the the Sonics 109-96 to end a threegame Houston 114-109, Denver outscored At Denver, Alex English fired in 24 points for Los Angeles. Jim roads. In addition, maintenance of lightly — thus the need to recognize losing streak.- “ We didn’t play Utah 154-138 and Los Angeles topped 32 points and Kiki Vandeweghe Paxson led Portland with 26 points today in Bridgeport and Greenwich this important service and establish James Blesso, administrator of are routed to South Windsor and meeting Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, Rep. and moderate air quality for the rest town parks would be handed over to Connecticut’s Office of Emergency »East Hartford, respectively. Elsie L. Swensson, and Rep. Walter well.” Portland 120-108. added 30 to pace the Nuggets over and Mychal Thompson hit for 24. the highway division. Kandra said a separate division for its day-to-day in sixth man role The Pacers were up 62-54 at half Spurs 114, Knirks 91 of the state. The DEP reported good operation.” Telecommunications. At a meeting a month ago, a H. Joyner. air quaiity statewide on Tuesday. this would be more efficient, The discussion is expected to time and expanded the lead to 18 At New York, George Gervin and because the same type of equipment Kandra also proposed establish- points twice in the fourth quarter, Mike Mitchell scored 33 points Thompson, McKay cited is used for both parks and roads. iqent of a separate, property LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - off the bench gives him a new the last at 95-77. apiece to lead San Antonio. The Now you know The vehicle maintenaiice management division headed by its Boston’s Larry Bird just might be dimension. Herb Williams scored 18 points for Knicks played without center Bill operations would be centralized and own superintendent to maintain the highest-paid sixth man in “We weren’t playing well early the Pacers and Louis Orr had 14, Cartwright, who has a strep throat, Ireland has the highest average town buildings. marriage age of any nation with placed under the responsibility of a basketball, but as a starter or tonight and Larry came in and Tom Owens and Billy Knight 12 and and forward Sly Williams, who was fleet manager. This is similar to “Currently, a skeleton staff, ' reserve, the results are the same — helped us. When you are fishing in Clemon Johnson 10. Gus Williams suspended indefinitely before the Moss top player men wedding at 31.4 years and merged under public works ad troubled waters, magic bait gives women at 26'/i. proposals made last year by former excellent. led Seattle with 18 points. game for repeated violations of MATHES MONTO Still recovering from facial sur you a lift.” “This had to be one of our best team rules. gery, Bird came off the bench to Washington, '31-32, had four games all year,” said Indiana coach Pistons 114, Clippers 100 score 31 points and grab a career- technicals called midway through Jack McKinney. “I thought we did At Pontiac, Mich., rookie -Isiah in New England ’tying 21 rebounds, leading the the second period and lost center everything right tonight. I said Thomas poured in 27 points and MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT Celtics to a dramatic 98-97 overtime Rick Mahom with two. Mahom left before, you can do everything right fellow rookie Kelly Tripucka added bUb'l'UN (UPI) — Perry Moss, pick, led the voting by the region’s win over the Washington Bullets the game after scoring 14 points on and come up with nothing if the 26 to pace the Pistons to their third Northeastern’s brilliant guard who coaches. Moss finished the re^Iar ’Tuesday night. 7-of-9 shooting. shots don’t go in. Tonight we shot straight victory. The victory moved led the Huskies to a second straight season with a scoring average of 185 West Middle Trnpke. Robert Parish hit a 15-foot jump “It was very upsetting,” said awfully well.” Detroit, now 30-35, to within .007 of NCAA berth, was named Player of 23.4 points, 10th best in the nation. Washington coach Gene Shue, after Indiana hit 15-of-24 shots in the the idle Atlanta Hawks in their fight the Year 'Tuesday to lead the In the regular season. Moss hit on 646-0143 Mahom’s ejection. “I would like to first quarter and 52 percenl for the for the Eastern Conference’s final balloting in the UPI All-New 49 percent of his field goals and 72 BIGGEST SALES OFFER IN see better judgment by the referees. game. playoff berth. England Division I basketball team. percent of his free throws. Despite SERVICE - SAVINGS^ SATISFACTION ‘Without Larry These games are so damn impor “I think in the beginning Indiana Bucks 106, 76ers 91 Moss, a 6-foot-2 senior from his size, he also averaged 5.4 CURTIS MATHES HISTORY!! tant.” shot the ball a'Wfully well and it took At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief Amherst, Mass., who some pro rebounds a game on the nation’s se With the BulleU leading 86-84, us out of our defensive rhythm,” scored 17 of his 32 points in the final scouts see as a second round draft cond best rebounding team. gives new iook’ Celtic rookie guard Danny Ainge Northeastern scored a double sent the game into overtime with a because hard-working Jim Calhoun, Wallcoverings Sale Bill Fitch turnaround 17-foot jump shot with who has posted consecutive 20-win only three seconds in regulation left. seasons, was named Coach of the NO l^^M ENT ’TIL JUNE! Bird took over in the overtime. Year. In 10 years at Northeastern, “I know I will get my share of Calhoun has an overall record of 140- 10 days only — Sale Ends March 29 minutes. Coming off the bench 97 and his teams have won back- to SALE PRICE H6.95 shot with 23 seconds remaining to doesn’t bother me,” said Bird who toback ECAC North titles. GLASS CLOTH In-Stock Regular *46.95 NO DOWN PAYMENT! give Boston, 49-15, a 96-94 lead in hit lO-of-20 shots. “If somebody gets Joining Moss on the first team einglo Roll- ainglo Roll overtime. Bird, who scored eight hurt, the guys who are playing now were Corny Thompson and Mike points in the extra period, bit two will be able to step right in. But 1 McKay of Connecticut; Butch Curtis Mathes foul shots with one second left, to know the guys out there ar^ still Graves of Yale and Boston College’s 19-lnch Diagonal put the O ltics on top 98-94 and seal looking for me.” John Bagley, last year’s Player of seoW®* Boston’s 12th straight victory. Spencer Haywood paced the Year. Color Table Model ^ “Playing with Larry out d there Wa^ington scoring with 24 points. Thompson, Player of the Year as gives us a new look,” said Boston Forward Greg Ballard added 20 for a freshman and a 4-time first-team • 12-Positlon Electronic coach Bill Fitch. “Larry might even Washington and grabbed 17 selection, finished his career as Touch Tuning be getting a little bored and coming rebounds. Connecticut’s second all-time A • Auto Color leading scorer with 1,180 points. • Automatic Fine Tuning This past season, the 6-foot-8 VIcoa • 82-Channel Tuning forward started 27 games, Capability Knicks suspend averaging 14.1 points and a team- • Side Carrying Grips high 8.3 rebounds a game. Thompson’s teammate, fellow e0< *» senior Mike McKay, is making his Vytr .95 hbsent Williams first appearance on the first team. McKay, like Thompson a starter 'P a CASH Modal 0383 i NEW YORK (UPI) - The New The club said it took its latest ac since his freshman year, averaged a h s o o & tion after Williams recently missed team-high 14.3 points. The 6-foot-5 j o s e p i ^York Knicks Tuesday suspended forward Sly Williams indefinitely a series of practices and doctor’s ap forward also pulled down 4.1 CARRY Aok lo pointments. rebounds a game and had 55 assists, a coMphUtcopjr without pay for “violations of club *499 ol rill* wananty The Knicks said Williams was late third best on the team. policies and regulations.” Regularly »99.9S SPECIAL for practice March 11, missed prac Graves, only a sophomore, led ^’“P*"**''* ^•*•’'1*10" Set in America. And Worth It The club said the suspension took GREATER SAVINGS ON IN-STOGK Wi^LPAPER effect before Tuesday night’s 114-91 tice March 12 and a game March 13 Yale in scoring in 15 of 26 games and loss against San Antonio and was the and failed to report to team doctor finished with an 18.6 average. Prices start at *1.00 per single roll Culiis Mafthes second for Williams tills season. ’The Norman Scott for a reported upset Graves, a 6-foot-3 guard, connected ,6-foot-6 f o r w ^ was suspended for Rtonuich. on 53 percent of his field goals, 74 HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER four days beginning Jan. 30 and mis The Knicks said Williams failed to percent of his free throws, and also A' AlsOp one of the Laroest Selections of tra «. M O B U T rt^ sed one gams. keep a doctor’s appointment Mon averaged 3.6 rebounds. MUNMITO NIiTFMHniUU New York general manager Eddie day and was not at practice UPI photo Bagley, a junior and ninnenip to ilecorative StancHii and Standi Suppllas (larinartp Tin plho TV) N itT iuim aD Tuesday. Williams did not com- Moss in Player of the Year voting, (niimm tmaittaaadi) Donovan said he will meet READY HIKE: Looking more tike a play Ray Richardson as Spurs’ Ed Rains prepares Ramambar, to taka advantaga of thia aala, you muat Wednesday with Coach Red Holz- mnnicate directly with the team the finished the regular season with a THURS M PM M SAT M aei-as4 v found on the gridiron, Spurs’ George Gervin to crash through center at Madison Square bring In thIa ad... . IM>W.8AT1Md8tUN134 man to d ^ d e the fate of Williams, past days and the Knicks said calls 21.5 average, leading Boston College a free agent after the season. to his home failed to reach him. (right) waits for hike from Knick's Michael G aolfnw .. cpllege in scoring in 22 of 28 games. V 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 17, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. March 17. 1982 - I I. Rose generates electricity I MCC nine Virginia not worried S c o re b o a rd TAMPA, FLA. (UPI)— “See, over there," says the Phillies’ third base coach. “Sports says Dave Bristol, sitting in the visitors' writers used to say you never saw so much dugout and pointing to a sun-baked wooden electricity as we had and they were 100 per about UAB home court "Z— bench alongside the Cincinnati Reds’ left- Sports cent right.” field bullpen at their A1 Lopez Field training trounced quarters. “That’s where it all began for Parade , Rose still generates that electricity. By United Press International Friday night brings national triple overtime victory against Hockey him." ~ “ He’s got that inner drive not many people champion North Carolina against Northeastern, may not fare as well Back in baseball again as a coach with the have,” offers Bristol. “It’s extremely dif For the second day in a row the first inning and five more in the Virginia guard Jeff Jones thinks Alabama and Memphis State vs. in its meeting with Memphis State. Just Ask Philadelphia Phillies after being out two Milt Richman ficult for him to hold back in anything he Manchester Community College second for its one-sided verdict. there are worse things than playing yUlanova in the East regional semis Boston College surprised DePauI, years, Bristol is talking about baseball’s does.” could muster only one hit as it fell MCC starter Doug Sarent lasted 2 Alabama-Birmjngham on its at Raleigh, N.C. The ^dw est has the nation’s second ranked team, Murray Olderman most discussed outpatient this spring — in That’s how Rose set himself back last victim to the University of Wiscon 2/3 innings before needing relief homecourt Thursday, night in the Houston playing Missouri and and now hopes ball-hawking guards NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE destructible, ever-lasting Pete Rose, who’ll Friday. He was trying a bit too hard to take a sin at Eau Claire, 13-1, yesterday at help. He gave up six hits, walked one NCAA Mideast Regional semifinal. Boston (Allege facing Kansas State Michael Adams and John Bagley Wales Conference Patrick Division be 41 next month. throw while the Phillies were working on the the Sanford Baseball School and struckout only One. “Once you’ve been through the that evening in St. Louis. The can do the same against Kansas W L T Pts. GF GA Rose hasn’t had much of a spring. In fact, pickoff play at Jack Russell Stadium where Stadium in Sanford, Fla. ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference), winners com pete in Sunday’s State, which eked out a one-point NY Islanders 47 15 8 MB 340221 MCC plated its lone Ully in the se NY Rangers 33 24 13 79 387 207 he has had practically no spring at all. He seasoning somewhere in the organization. they play their exhibition games in nearby The Cougars, 0-3 in their southern you’ve already experienced an aw regional finals. win over Arkansas. Philadelphia 34 28 8 76 K TSl was playing tennis the way he does “Pete was sitting out there on that bench Clearwater. exhibition baseball swing, resuftie cond inning. Scott Carone walked ful lot of adversity,” the senior said The national semifinals are Pittsburgh 27 33 11 65 2B6394 and advanced to third on a double Washington 23 37 10 56 The tipoff: everything else last month in Cincinnati — all with Mike Ryba (one of the Reds’ coaches “I was over at our complex for a B game action today with a doubleheader at Tuesday as the third-ranked scheduled for New Orleans on Big Eight champion Missouri, Adams Division out — when he injured his lower right side. then) and me,” Bristol says, looking out when Pete hurt himself and I was kind of the Sanford Stadium. MCC was to error. He scored on Chris Gonzalez’ Cavaliers prepared to take on the March 27 with the title rourid in that overcoming 24 turnovers in beating Montreal 42 12 17 101 328 W . He didn’t think a whole lot about it at first, toward the bullpen again and going back to face the University of Indiana, at infield groundnut. Blazers. “I don’t think playing in city on March 29. Marquette, tackles a stubborn Boston 38 24 10 86 280 247 The media pressure on Wayne Gretsky, who could sorry I wasn’t at Jack Russell because I 36 21 15 65 207226 but it held him back sufficiently that he mis Rose’s initial big league spring, “and we’re wouldn’t have let him go as hard as he did,” Pennsylvania at 1 o’clock and then The lone Cougar safety came- in Birmingham will be that much of a North Carolina, nearly victimized Houston squad that broke ’Tulsa’s Buffalo be toe greatest NHL player ever, has reached such uebec 31 26 14 76 318306 stupendous proportions that the Eklmonton Oilers, sed the first two weeks of spring training and playing the White Sox with the score tied in Corrales says. “You know him, though. He Bellamire at 3 o’clock, the fifth inning where Ed McKier- distraction for us.” by James Madison in a second round string of 35 straight home wins last Sartford 30 34 16 M 236 306 didn’t begin working out with the Phillies un nan ripped a soft liner to leftfield. Seven-foot-4 All-America center game, last won an NCAA title in Saturday that advanced the Cougars Campbell Conference intent on toe playoffs, have sealed him off from all the 10th. Pete says “I think I’m going in.” He can’t stay still. He’s getting up there in age wioonnsin scored three times in Norris Division interviews away from the hockey rink. You have to til this past Friday when he aggravated the means the clubhouse. Mike says to him, ‘Sit but he still makes all those young kids tired Ralph Sampson agrees. 1957, shortly before Coach Dean to the round of 16. W L T Pts. GF GA MinnesoU 32 19 20 04 31125f. catch the 21-year-old wunderklnd bn the ice before or injury. down. Hutch might still use you.’ just watching him.” “I’m not too concerned about it at Smith’s tenure began at Chapel Hill. Georgetown, which has freshman Winnipeg 28 29 13 60 260300 after a practice session or after a game. And it’s not Pat Corrales, the Phillies’ manager, and “We fell a run behind and the next inning Rose, who broke Stan Musial’s National this time of year,” he said. “We’ll Smith expects the inside combina Pat Ewing starring in the scenario St. Louis 28 37 6 62 273 311 because he’s personally trying to duck anyone. In fact, Bristol, who managed Rose with Macon, Ga., have our fans there; they’ll have tion of James Worthy and Sam of “How the Hoyas conquered the Chicago 26 35 10 f i 2S6 322 they call down for Pete to go in and pinch run. League record of 3,631 hits last season, now Won't challenge NFL Toronto 17 38 16 50 207 336 the reason for the barrier is that he's too generous in the minors and later for four years with the He scores the tying run, then gets a base hit has 3,697. He is going after Ty Cobb’s major- theirs. Plus, two other schools will Perkins to carry the ’Tar Heels at West,” could run into a roadblock in Detroit 18 41 12 48 240312 with his time — as much a superstar off the ice as he Reds, are both confident he’ll be back at first in the 12th or 13th to win the ballgame. Mike league mark of 4,191 and feels he can break it also have their fans. I don’t think least to New Orleans. its meeting with Fresno State, the Smythe Division is on. Edmonton 43 17 13 69 76274 base for Philadelphia soon. So is Rose. says to him afterward, ‘See what happens sometime in 1 ^ . He isn’t the least bit there’s going to be a homecourt ad Villanova, on the momentum of a nation’s No. 1 defensive team. Calgary 36 30 16 68 300300 "It’s not that bad," he says of his injury. “1 when you hang around.’ That was the first worried about his injury. vantage.” Vancouver 24 S3 14 62 243261 can play and I would if 'this were Opening Los Angeles 21 34 15 57 270314 game Pete ever played for the Reds. Hutch “I’m sure I’ll be all right,” he says. “Peo The Cavaliers, the No. 1 seed in Colorado 17 43 11 46 216311 Day. It isn’t, though. I’ve still got three more' kept playing him at second that spring and ple are wondering how I’li do this year, Walker stays the Mideast, almost didn’t make it SEATTLE (961 Moncrief 10 12-14 S , Catebings 0 04 0. Second Round March 7 Kelser 4 3-7 11. Shelton f. 00 10. Sikma Winters 5 04 10, Cummingt 1 04 V M ^ M arch IS Nalioiul Championship 4 3*4 11. G. Wtlliama 8 2-3 U. Hanzlik 1 3 2-2 8. Lister 1 04 2. T o U ls S 90S7 106. At Nashville, Tenn. East-Midwest winner vs. West-Mldeast 00 2. Smith 1 2-4 4. Donaldson 4 60 13. Philadelphia S7M2I-01 Louisville 81, Middle Tennessee 56 winner. 8:12 p.m. Basketball Vranes 4 3-4 11. Brown 6 OO 10. Tolbert 1 Milwaukee 8 1 6 2131—106 Alabama-Blrmlngham 80, Indiana TO Mullen knits ,. 'More Hors D'peuvres' boon to hostess you can make it in a Urge bowl, I prefer to present this (recipe below) and when it has cooled, spoon over the I attended a luncheon in San Francisco a few weeks cakes, covering the top and sides. Place plastic wrap on ago at which the guest of honor was a train. ’Ibe Orient dessert in individual stemmed glasses, preferably Here U a sampling of a couple of recipes In the book: reminder to pick over the crabmeat for bones or shells. straight-sided ones. You also could use small crystal the surface of each to prevent a skin from forming. Everyone has at some time served onion dip, the l^ r e s s is no ordinary train, hotyeyer. It is the stuff of Refrigerate overnight. By Barbara Richmond which legends are made. ’The Itfroheon celebrated the Beard bowls. If possible, make the cake and custard well in ad traditional way, but this book has the recipe using in vance to let the flavors mellow. Herald Reporter stead of the dry soup mix, a can of cream of onion soup. Crab-Stuffed Mushrooms tasty Zucchini Squares phoenixlike rebirth of this extraordinary conveyance, To make the custard, beat 6 large egg yolks with 3 Breathes there a hostess who hasn’t said — "I wish I Among the other ingredients to give it zip are chili sauce which at one time represented luxury travel at its on Food tablespoons superfine sugar until the mixture forms a 13 large or 18 medium mushrooms 3 cups unpeeled zucchini, sliced thin finest. slowly dissolving ribbon if you lift the beaters. Add I'A had some new ideas for hors d’oeuvres.” For those and hot cherry peppers. u .ii 2 tablespoons salad oil Salt i Tipsy Parson hostesses.there is a new cookbook, “Beginning Again — In the hot dip category is a recipe for hot artichoke dip ’The luncheon was simple — such a pleasant change cups milk and V4 cup cream, scalded, and transfer the II 1 6-ounce package frozen crabmeat, thawed and Vk cup oil after some of the elaborate culinary marathons I’ve sat Syndicated Columnist Une the bottom of a 10-inch springfoim pan with mixture to a heavy pan. Stir over low heat until it More Hors D’oeuvres.’’ that is baked in a casserole and the book says this is baking parchment (or use butter wrappers in a pinch). good served with wheat crackers or raw vegetables. drained Vk cup onion, diced through recently — and b^utifully planned. We had a thickens, but do not let it boil. Remove from the heat Published by Rockdale Ridge Press. 8501 Ridge Road, 1 beaten egg 1 cup biscuit nalx . Beat 3 large egg yolks until lemon colored, then beat in 3 Cincinnati, Ohio, 45236, the book sells for |6.95. It can be “When God created the mushroom, he was planning fresh asparagus soup, with a few Uny young asparagus and stir in 1 teaspoon vanilla. Strain into a metal bowl 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 4 eggs, slightly beaten tips in it; paper-thin slices of very rare roast beef with ounces (% cup) superfine sugar, and continue beating set into a larger bowl filled with ice and allow to cool, ordered by sending that amount, plus fl for handling, to cocktail parties,” — at least that’s what the book says. until the mixture forms a slowly dissolving ribbon if you It also gives directions about cleaning the delicate 2 tablespoons chopped onion Vk teaspoon oregano all the proper condiments, InclufUng Colman’s English stirring occasionally. the publishing house. ’The recipes were compiled by 1 teaspoon lemon Juice Vk teaqxran salt Orient Express: If you would like to try it, here it is: lift the beaters. Sift together 2 ounces (Vk cup) all Marilyn Hirschhom and Aline Simon. . mushrooms. mustard; a lovely salad Of apples, celery and cabbage 2 tablespoons butter, melted Vk tea^Kton seasoned salt cut into julienne; and that most English of desserts, a purpose flour, 1 ounce (Vi cup) cornstarch and 1 level A couple of hours before serving, carefully remove WHILE THE BOOK does contain some of the FOR HOSTESSES who really want to go all-out for 'A cup soft bread crumbs 1 small clove garlic, chopped Tipsy Parson. (Proper English churchmen are popular Filet De Boeuf Perigourdine teaspoon baking powder. Beat 3 egg whites until stiff, the plastic wrap from each dish, and top each serving their guests, there is a recipe for Cavier Pie Elegance. Gently rinse mushrooms and pat dry. Remove stems. Vk cup Parmesan cheese beating in 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) superfine sugar to traditional finger foods, it also contains many, many ly supposed to become inebriated on it, or so we are Cut a filet weighing 3 or more pounds lengthwise, but with a few whole raspberries and a crushed almond new ideas, including some prize recipes from some out ’There is another for potato skins, a current fad in Brush caps with salad oil and place in oiled baking dish. 2 teaspoons parsley, chopped told.) I will give you one of my favorite recipes for this form a meringuelike mixture. Very delicately, fold in macaroon. Top with a layer of slightly sweetened restaurants, proving it’s true that the best part of the (Save'stems for another use.) Combine crab, egg, do not separate the two halves completely. Garnish the the flour (sift it into your bowl) and egg whites alter standing restaurants and from food writers. Salt the zucchini, drain in colander for 10 to 16 sherry-laden delight later in the column. inside with slices of fresh truffl^ foie gras. Press whipped cream (about 1 cup, whipped with 1 tablespoon Hostesses generally wouldn’t consider soup in the baked potato is the skin. nnayonnalse, onion, lemon juice and V« cup bread minutes. Mix all ingi^lenta together, Place In greased nately, in three installments. confectioners sugar) and decorate with toasted sliced ’This cookbook would definitely be a valuable addition crumbs. Stuff caps with mixture. Combine remaining Vii OVER LUNCHEON, we learned that the Venice halves together and tie with kitchen string. Brown in a ’Transfer to pan and bake at 350 degrees for about 35 hors d’oeuvres category. But this cookbook has an entire 9 X IS-inch pan. Bpke at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes, or hot oven. Remove the filet to a braising pot, add 3 almonds and finely diced candied fruit. Refrigerate. section on hot and cold soups and suggests them as party to any cook’s kitchen and would also make a nice gift to cup bread crumbs with melted butter and sprinkle over Simplon-Orient Express has been reborn. Original minutes, until springy when touched. Run a knife around Serves 6. until lightly brd^ed. Cut into, squares. luxury cars were tracked down all over Europe. Many carrots and 2 diced onions, thyme, a bay leaf, salt and starters. bring along to a hostess. stuffed caps. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 minutes. A the sides of the cake, unmold and cool on rack. The cake were found rusting in old junkyards, having suffered the pepper. Cook for about 45 minutes. When the be?! is will not be very high, but should be light in texture. If Beginning this year, the Venice Simplon-Orient slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, including cooked, arrange the filet on a hot serving platter and possible, store overnight before using as it will be easier Express will operate year-round service between Lon World War IL Some were discovered in Spain; one was deglaze th8 pot with % cup of Madeira. Pour the sauce to cut. don and Venice, though you can board in Paris if that’s even found in Rudsia. over the filet and serve with artichoke hearts filled with more convenient. The trip will take 24 hours and cost Here's real St. Patrick's Day feast garden peas. (For my taste, this filet would be rather Cut cakes into circles slightly smaller than your Each car had some tattered remnants of its original about 3 5 0 0 . It seems like the travel bargain of the cen overcooked, so proceed with caution!) dessert glasses, saving the trimmings for another use. ly, until mixture mounds Slightly when decor, including the most wonderful marquetry work. Split and spread with raspberry jam. Reassemble the, tury to me, particularly when you consider that the Continued from page 13 softened Marvelous to relate, all these cars have been restored to The dessert that I mentioned earlier depends upon the restoration of the train cost in excess of $20 million! I’d 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel dropped from spoon. excellence of its Ingredients: homemade spongecake, small cakes and put into serving dishes. Douse liberally In medium bowl, beat egg whites pnUl their original glory. Inlaid woods hive been replaced, with sherry and leave for at least an hour. Make custard call it travelingand dining in style. potatoes. Fill potato cups with vegetable 1 cup (Vk pint) whipping or heavy cream, and every individual fitting and fixture that could be silky custard, thick cream and top-quality Sherry. While whittled sUff. Fold egg whites, then whipped a r ^ mixture. Cover with plastic wrap, vented at and chopped pears into gelatin mixture. salvaged was. comer and microwave at High 4 minutes, Crunchy Nut Crust*. If Uiis proved impossible, an authentic non-plastic Turn into prepared crust; chill until firm. SUPER COUPON rotating dish 'k turn after 2 minutes. 2 tablespoons green creme de menthe replica was made and installed. Stepping on to this train SUPER COUPON SUPER COUPON Meanwhile, in small bowl, toss reserved J l W1WITH THIS COUPON 0 '7 M PUPCMABE' AP-2 008 ^ liqueur (optional) will be like stepping into the era of “Brldeshead WITHTHISCOUPONA*7.SOPURCHASC’ AP-2003 WITH TM« COUPON i *7.50 PONCHAIE* AP-2 00A^ Reserve 3 pear halves and 1-inch pear pears with liqueur and remaining reserved REGULARLAR Revisited” ! CHUNK WHITE IN OIL ASSORTEO-ONEPLY “Pear”fection Cheesecake slice for garnish; chop remaining. In syrup. Let stand, stirring occasionally, about 30 minutes, drain. To serve, arrange Some of the people who traveled and dined in sybaritic CLIP and REDEEM Hi*Dri Bath^ Foluer’sla |8 9 1 1 can (29 ounces) Bartlett pear halves, medium saucepan, mix unflavored _gelatln luxury on the original Orient Express included Ethio these Bumble Bee uo&ct; pears on cheesecake to form "shamrock.” 6V4-OI. , r rotto COTtlCoftee drained (reserve IV4 cups syrup) with sugar and salt; blend in egg yolks pian Emperors Menelik II and Halle Selassie; Leopold Tuna can Tissue * 12 servings. ‘ExcoplllomsProhlbnodBy Low. ‘Escopl Roms ProNbHodBy Law. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin beaten with 1 cup reserved syrup and lemon II of Belgium; Sarah Bernhardt and Eleonora Duse; SUPER COUPONS ‘EicM l tl«m« PtPhibtiNU By Law. UmHOnoCM^PorFotnOy. VoUd LlmN On* Coupon Par Fomlly. VaUd *Crunchy Nut (Mist: In small bowl, com LNntt On* Coupon Pot FotnUy. VoUd ^ Morch14-20(h, 1002 ot Storm UoM Botew. . Mwch 14-20lh. 1002 at Storm Listad Batow. juice. Let stand 1 minute. Stir over low heat LOMreh 14>20ttl. 1002 o<8$ot»» UltOd BNow. V4 cup sugar bine IVk cups vanilla wafer crumbs, Vt cup Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald; Edward VII when Prince of 2. Butter hands well and fold '/4 teaspoon salt (optional) until gelatin is completely dissolved, about Wales; the Aga Khan; Maurice Chevalier, Debussy, and stretch cooked mixture. 5 minutes. Pour into large bowl; with elec each finely chopped nuts, sugar, and melted 3 eggs, separated butter of ihargarlne. Press onto bottom of 9- Richard Strauss and Toscanini; Caruso, Melba, Callas;. RMoom All VomilBCtiifpis' Cenl . ('H 2 tablespoons lemon juice tric mixer, beat in cream cheese and lemon and Diaghllev, Nijinsky and Pavlova. (}uite a party list. Coupon*. Fof fXiuhU* Thoif Value' inch spring form pan, chill. O FFER EXPIRES MARCH'zfOth 1982 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese. peel until smooth. CHiill, stirring occasional I was interested to learn that the food to be served on (Soc Stores For Delailsi board the train will reflect the cuisine of the country in DOUBLE COUPONS Stainless Steel-Prolesskinal Styta which the train happens to be at mealtimes. Since the Gourmet Cutlery train passes through France and Switzerland on its way “•“"Sharpening Rod * 4 “ . to Venice, there should be quite a variety. 1 was IIIAA sMVtt ON SAti fVtST s rtu SntM OOIHCUtUST AMO ITU* SIWt MOCSt' . Ek B oI IM t s sd*sfItsad Mams is rtquirad to bs issdily svadabls tor SAVIN* OF delighted to be given a recipe for a whole filet of beef I sstaalocbatowlhssd«atiissdpr>csinsaehAAPStore sicsptst THIS WEEK FEATURING VOLUMES 13 A 14 with foie gras that was served on Jan. 6. 1899, on the ’ apmiticatly noted ir» ttus sd 3 CAPTURE The WonOerwortd of Wildlife Tolume t only 99* TheTft#W#wPUnss N ew Funh 0 wAgnsiis W agn e lli ^ , O O A m I h $2*t WE WATCH OUR P’s & O’s THE GREEN IllutUdfd WiiaiiU fncycfoptdrs VOIS- * O n t f TWO WAYS TO SAVE 8 Meat Specials Menus Meat Specials ^ FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED-BONE IN FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN ONTHE Whole Lamb Smoked Bolton Whole Fryers 1. Combine all Ingredients In 3. Cut taffy into desired size Ham large saucepan and bring to and wrap In foil or plastic wrap. The following lunches will be served at the Bolton or Side Half boll. PERFECT MUFFINS Elementary-Center schools during the week of March 22 through 26: Monday: Soup, fish and cheese sandwich, potato 179 l i l i ^ Z o puffs, butterscotch pudding. H9P»- ■ ■ lb. 3 lbs. Shank ’Tuesday: Cook’s choice and “million dollar cookie.” 8 9 ^ Winter means Wednesday: Chicken, buttered noodles, cranberry Portion lb . qgjjce, stuffing, chilled plums. —A&P Poultry Shop— Liwlhursday: Fruit juice, pizza, tossed salad, gelatin —4AP Variety Meat Shop— —AAP Buiicher S/iop— FRESH-BREAST QUARTERS W /W IN O S-«5<^ FRESH-MXEO FRYER PARTS wSh topping. FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED-BONE IN^ FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN-OVEN READY Chicken Leg Tois:- Box-0- VVyiV ,;i|>Ylday: Fish sticks, mashed p o ta s s , buttered bread, Smoked sIHng beans, chocolate or vanilla pudding. Milk is Leg-0 Quarters ib^Uil Chicken Rump W hotaw *|89 time for taffy FRESH-U.S.O.A INSPECTED se^ed with all meals. SirioInHall FRESH-U.5.0.A. INSP.-ROASTER CHICK EN5-3 TO 4 LBS. OR Ham Lamb 55 Chicken Breasts FPESH>OENUPIE AMERICAN t f l M Fryers-Cut Up FROZEN-MWED-ZLB PKO - 3 ^ m m By Aileen Claire 9-inch pan. Cool until warm enough Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops FRESH-LESSER OUANTITICS-Of LB. Coventry 79^ Swift Turkey Roasts'S:!:: ^ 3*” FULLY COOKED-WATER AOOED-BONE IN to handle. FRESH-OENUINE AMERICAN (LOM-3 89 LB I Chicken Legs'^.^ Cunisr 1 7 NEA Food Editor Ham Steaks or Roasts SIMM lb. I Butter hands well. Turn in sides of Rib Lamb Chops ■A&P Lenten Seafood Shop The following lunches will be served in the Coventry Fresh Fish Avsilable Wednesday thru Saturday CHUNK Winter months in some BEEFROUNO-WHOLE-10TO12LBS. ^ ^ candy toward center and shape schools during the week of March 22 through 26: M M M FRESH-OCEAN PERCH OR Kahn’S Liverwurst households always means a few mixture into a long roll. Stretch out Boneless Sirloin Tips b1 ’Tuesday: Spaghetti with meatballs, grated cheese,- Cod Steaks , 2 ^ Fresh Flounder PEPPEnONI on SALAMI be giggling throughout, trying to golden in color, opaque, firm and BEEF CHUCK-LEAN BONELESS ' tossed salad, garlic bread, gelatin with topping. QUICK FROZEN-CRUNCHY ^ ^ OWCK FROZEN-CRUNCHY A&P Luncheon Meats ^ 99" control the warm, stretchy “rope.” elastic. (’This will require from 5 to Wednesday: Hot dog on roll, poUto qhips, vegetable, Beef for Stew ______|b 1 A&P Fish Portions r l ” A&P Fish Sticks Enjoy homemade taffy with pop 20 minutes). ■ > 4 T ' r C P l T rozen S p e c ia ls ^ fruit cup. Dairy Specials ^ OmCK FROZEN-TASTE-O&EA A a.B FROZEN ped com and as a luncheon dessert Have ready a surface dusted with Thursday: Fish dinner, tartar sauefe, french fries, cole Vgeafood Platter Haddock Fillets treat for many days. confectioners' sugar or cornstarch. slaw, wheat bread, apple coffee cake. Kraft Philadelphia Hendries Here is the simple recipe that will Form candy into a ball in your hands Friday: Juice, pizza, salad, fruit. Milk is served with Ice Cream please taffy lovers. and press it into a point at the all meals. Cream Cheese Brown sugar taffy fingertip end. Grasping the narrow Large California Russet Baking 169 2 cups (16 ounces) liquid brown point in one hand; pull it away from Iceberg Lettuce Potatoes sugar the rest of the ball into a long rope, : Manchester about 1-inch thick. Let the rope fall 2 tablespoons butter The following lunches will be served during the week 1 tablespoon vinegar out onto the dusted board like a hungry MAN-SAL STEAK. TURKEY OR f m OKA. W/DARK MEA^ . of March 22 throu^ 26 in the Manchester public schools. KRAFT-OUARTCRS 58* 5. 99'^ Combine all ingredients in a large snake. S w f l n s o n • Satis StMhSVt-oz. (2-quart) saucepan. Bring mixture ; ’Hie letter after some items indicates the vitamin value; Chit into size you prefer with well- ; Monday: Fruit punch, cheeseburger on roll, potato Pailcay t s I l t r a O C • Turfcara^k-oi.TD* to a boil and cook at a boil to 260 buttered shears. Let coot. Wrap C llllw w d •(ka«yWfSlSs«l»4».IPl ' puffs (C), early garden vegetables (A), fruit cup (A). Margarine SUNKIST-CAUFORNIA-72 SIZE FLORiDA-PINK-32 SIZE degrees on a candy thermometer or pieces in foil or plastic wrap. Store HEAT AND SERVE until a small amount when dropped in tightly coyered container. ’This ( Tuesday: Cheese pizza (C), tossed salad (A), gelatin SUCeS-YmrTE OR YELLOW Jumbo Swanson Chicken I Ched-O-Bit Cheese Jumbo Navel into cold water forms a hard ball. kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 pound with topping. ECGAACONfCHEESE-7 02.. CHKTKEN SALAD OR WESTERN OM EL^ b w q ,ai' ; Wednesday: All schools closed after half-day session. KRAFT-EXTRA SHARP ^ Oranges 5 . 99* Grapefruit 3JT Pepperidge Farm Delis p., I Pour mixture into a buttered, 13-by- of taffy. Cracker Barrel Cheese CALIFORMA-JMCY FRESH-TENOER-YELLOW OR ! No lunph will be served. Green Squash POSTON CREAM. LEMON/CC)COMUT-12’i 02.. OR WAlNUT-1002^^ 1 1 9 I Thursday: Shells with meat sauce (C), buttered green Large Lemons 5 .0 .9 9 " CaVies Supreme Pkg I Sealtest Cottage Cheese PICK YOUR OWN NUTROION FRESH-SNAPPY CRISP r.' - ‘ v I beans (A), bread and butter, choice of fruit, f ' Friday: Baked macaroni and cheesd, peanut butter- Fresh Mushrooms Bed Radishes Deli Specials* ^ O C NBA Specials •In Stores With Pdf ^ stuffed celery, vegetable nibblers (A), oatmeal bread CT . •• Cfck'1 and butter, chocolate pudding. Milk is served with all STORE SLICED ' She knits, bakes Irish so* OTF LABEL I Grocery Specials^ I Grocery Specialsj meals. Aqua*fresh Cooked Continued from page 13 griddle, browning on both sides. 8.2-oz. Treetop Ham zl •t-t'!**-..- 'M-. Toothpaste tubB Kraft T . . . . * •' STORE SLICED-COOKEO : rW-;-. ••Jiji.-l*'''* PHAM FOR FRESH BREATH Mayonnaise Apple Juice degrees. Wrap immediately in waxed LIstermInt Mouthwash '^ 1 : Corned Beef Round paper until cool. Irish Coffee < ’The following lunches will be served at RHAM Junior STORE SLICED and Senior high schools during the week of March 22 Turkey Breast Irish Whiskey sugar Schick Super II r4»99 % Hot coffee through. 26: 79 IMPORTED mAirn Blarney Cheese Potato Bread Whipped cream Monday: Beef and pepper pattie, buttered noodles, VO 5 Shampoo ^ 9 9 Confectioners sugar tnixed vegetables, homemade bread, choice of dessert. VTHEAT FRESH SO^OFFA HANDY A4>ACK % 0 M NEWI-PLUS DEPOSIT Creamy Cole Slaw 8 oz. mashed potato (no milk) •To make one serving, put hot coffee in 50 X people PHILROURA miTOM POSTER A b o u t Town Kinski chose Venom' Wednesday TV EXCLUSIVI AM VETS to organize ) There will be a formation meeting for a 3tonchester over two big roles (D CMSa'sAnMI* uDltowiBn^ AMVETs group, Thursday at 8 p.m. at the VFW Home, ^ NW. Hookev (ConUnuM From Saint Janiest Yon 608 E. Center St. _ ^ . DayHnw) WInnIiMO J« t t va SI. Loula Yes, there realfy is BIu m (R) All men and women who served in the armed.forces By Richard Rothenstein morning. It was a great SlMo«to-(Coiiwtfv)**« ‘‘OSyOSy know what'll naxt actively and honorably anytime and anywhere from OxanFraa" 1978 Kaltiarlna a Howard Jehnsen "You get quite an education when you go apartment NEW YORK (N E A )- film, I wanted to tell him. Hapburn. Kavin tiloKanaia. An Sept. 16, 1940 through May 7, 1975 is eligible for It was so important for him aooantrlo iwrii daaiar*a Salr lor lha Yes, Virginia, there really is a Howard Johnson. And he hunting in New York City," said Suian ^ n lJ a a M f during membership. .. . Klaus Kinski is probably Jantaallo ^a ik a advantura for bar still devours ice cream sodas, even though he's one of the a recent visit with People Exclusive. “ For example. I’ve the only actor to have to express all his feelings... and liar yoono oompantona. Graal Those planning to come should bring their discharge family fim. (Q ) (SS mina.) richest men in America. The chain, which is the original learned that ‘old world the press has typecast him, Kevin Dobson (I.) and Charlie papers. For more information call Sgt. John Wheat, 647- - turned down, roles in two of too.” « l Dr.SeottOnHabrowa(Contl»- fast food operation, is synonymous with middle America: charm' really means roaches, 0720 or Mike Mclnemey, 6^1389. • the past year’s biggest aFroinOaytlms) Fields (r.) star as father and son coke and ice cream, hot dogs and relish, teenagers on both and a place that is done in films, “Raiders of the Lost l a Nawa World Nawa hlghllphla via in the detective drama 8HAN> ’The Polish-bom Kinski is aalalllla lalaoaala from around lha NON on CBS Wednesday. sides of the counter. But the age of conglomerates had to ‘mish-mosh contemporary Ark” and “Ragtime.” world. not worried about conven March 17. catch up with Howard Johnson's. means the apartment is Instead, he chose to play B Voyago chock-full of furniture from Chaminade plans trip tions (“They say I’m a ■ Jaffar^(CapUoiiad) CHECK LtSTINQS FOR EXACT TIME Johnson, 49, resigned as president, chairman of. the a villain who snakes his German actor, but I don’t O Jbn Rockford: Prhrata board and chief executive officer of the firm Jan. I as part the old '1 Love Lucy Hie Chaminade CTub of Manchester is sponsoring a way through “Venom,” a InvoaUgalor of an agreement following long takeover negotiations with shows." care; you could say I had SS It’atvorybody’aBualiiaoa bus trip to New York Oty on May 1. The cost for the - horror movie that is an operation. I’m an the London-based Imperial Co. The deal also requires that Saim James was searching scaring audiences and BSB Fladea Sraak Programming high and low for a pad for round-trip is |14. Eskimo girl” ) or age (he is may badalayad or Inlarruplad dua lo he stay with the chain for a while'. That's fine with The bus will leave from in front of the Masonic Tem scoring at the box office. Johnson. Even though he's one of the most socially promi her and hubby Dick Eber- 54, “ but every day is a plarfglng. ple, East Center Street, at 8 a.m. and leave New York “It’s great to have that _ •!*> nent names on any VIP list, he-still loves ice cream and sole. She has a home in birthday, no?” ). QDCMfWwa hopes his name will wave forever over the orange and blue California and a house in the for the return trip at 8 p.m. power,” Kinski says. He B B S NSC Nawa Those going on the trip can spend their time any way > may be best known in He won his highest B Movla -(Drama) *** “ Olrt- cupolas. Colorado ski country, but frlanda" 1D7S Malania Mayron. Since he was 6, when he first appeared in an advertise since Ebersole produces they wish to while in the city. Some will be going on a ' America as the father of ' praise for several '70s AnIlaSkInnar.AnaapIrIng e 1982Camputog ment saying, "I love my daddy's ice cream," Johnson has "Saturday Night Live" out “culture bus” to see interesting sites around the city. “Tess” actress Nastassia films directed by Werner pholographarlalallloovaroomalha lonllnaaa of Naw York CHy whan har been his own best salesman. of New York, they need a This will cost $1.75 for the entire day and participants; Kinski, but Klaus Kinski Herzog, including roommala and baal Wand movaa out That ice cream was born in the restaurant founded by his place in the Big Apple as well. can get on and off the bus whenever they want and then - has been a top European “ Aquirre: The Wrath of lo gal marriad. (Ralad PQ) (SO father in 1925 in Wollaston, Mass. There, he made a name Since their marriage in return later to the bus. ‘ star for decades. God” ' (playing an insane mlnaj BSB NfghUySuakiaaaRaport Holocauatlaalalnaftorho ofaaalonaia' (R) for his ice cream by doubling the traditional buiterfat con November, ending those Those who want to can take in a show or shop. Tliere In “Venom,” he plays an Peruvian conquistadoi') B Bob Nawharl Show 4:00 rooogniiod a former Nazi war Moscow Uva (S) Freeman Roporte For the late tent. A shaky beginning, but the sales price for the chain month-long rumors that she will be a group gbing to a special place for dinner if international criminal “Wozyeck” and _ StSS orimtnal and Quincy works with a Tw »g h tZ o n o B Nawa S night Weet Coast audience, e review was $630 million. Howard Johnson: Suit loves that ice cream! had become romantically at named Jacmel, who “Nosferatu.” Kinski spent ratirod Nazi huntar to track down tha of Sandl Freeman'e provocative talk anyone wants to join. them. k|llar.(e0mlna.) CX) Nowa-Woathar tached to Sen. Ted Kennedy Reservations must'be made by April 1 by contacting masterminds the kidnap three months in the jungles B Good Nawabraak (8 Praoman Roporta Today'a jhpw. TM> O News of Massachusetts, they've Gladys Nielson, 277Hi609 or 649-5013 or call her for more ping of a 10-year-oId boy of Peru for his latest Her nawamakara tonight, llva from (X) Moment Of Meditation 4:15 RMtorcrtlen in progress at Reagan childhoed home anywhere in tho world, with been living in a hotel when information. f with a reptile menagerie. zog film, “Fitzcarraldo,” MsA.t.Hv ® Movie -(Fanlaay-Mualcal) * H The old homestead back in III,, has been remod- where some of the doors had been. So, I told them to take Susan Saint James award-winning IntarviaworBandl (X) M ovie -(D ra m a )...... Cou rt “ Lost Horizon" 1073 Peter Finch, she's East. When plans go haywire, which will premier at ) Nuppetthow Praaman. Spaolal oali-ln numbar MartlalOf BMy MItchoir 1055 Gary led so many times that First Brother J. Neil (Moon) Reagan )O a b c n « w « LIv Ullmenn. A diplomat, kidnapped up the hardwood flooring, which wasn't there when we Although Susan, an avid skier, has been busy this winter altowa national TV audlanca to (^oopar.CharlaeBickford. Trua story IntoTIbetflndeeraceofloet people in Kinski, Oliver Reed, Lance Cannes in May. GD YouAekPdPorH oartlolpata. of a flghtlno man who (ought too hard has been forced to dust off his memory in order to give a lived in the house, and look where the old walls had been. working with the School for the Deaf in Aspen, Col., (“ I ® ISPN't tporUPorum* the hidden valley of Shangri-la, who Sutherland to speak Holcomb and Sarah Miles ® (^Coupla for what ha faH was truth, setting off know the aecret of ImmortelHy. (116 helping hand to architects restor Sure enough, the old lines were clearly discernible." simply love helping to teach those kids how to ski") and “Herzog is a great direc W pdnM day Edition _ 10:30 one of the moot dramatic trials in the are trapped in a London 9 Polth mine.) ing the childhood home of Presi But even as restoration of the two-story wood-frame .raising funds for the U.S. Ski Team, her career’s, been tor,” he says. “These days, ® MoneyMattoral history of tha United Statija. (2 hra.. 4:30 Dr. John Sutherland of the Manchester Community to w n h o u se w ith a O tuporPoyCordt O Starring K alharina Hapburn Um ina.) dent Reagan. house goes bn, more than 100,000 tourists have made the quiet. too many directors have (S> M < ^ylln o Proffl Now York, tho U t’aMakeAOoal College and the Manchester Historical Sbeiety will be - slithering black mamba — Talovlalon'a firat major ratroapac- QD Joe PrankHn Bhow 22 Alive “They're a long way behind," pilgrimage to the home at 816 S. Hennepin Ave., in “ There's a TV sitcom in the works that would be in only nlQhtly lolooatt of !!• kind-world tlva on tho 60-yoar oaraar of on# of ® E8PN'o8portaWoman(R) the guest speaker at the March 23 meeting of the- the attitude ‘I am (3od.’ A oGonomiot and finanolal nawa. Wall Moon, who is a consultant to the one of the deadliest snakes Afnarloa'amoatraapactad W innie W taiUe — Henry Raduta and J.K^S. ■V Region O M e M m iL E ..\ / w / H M e Crossword s o J A 0 A R I S A WHEN I THSIK O F WHATiWAflWT Area towns Astro-graph r w M / O ffO S M C S S eeocMc ANPA HAVE HAPPENEP...WHEN 1 WAS ,J54W5e/iVMAT A lO N B WITH HIM ON HIS g e m ^ Highlights m R p eR B d V iA A R E YOU pom e IN Answer to Previous Punia 50RRY lEVER AUSS WINKLE'S A C R O SS 47 Vary important pi Coventry OFFICE? 3 T a UUl:] SIIf z Bolton / I Flowarholdar persona 1 0 T a | n Li c E MMabWI U O (M y SSMg. W) Thingt 5 Big Ia 0 s 71a L 0 T •1 9 Pounds (abbrj 80 Wper 2 □ L Architect to be hired ng year you «HwM be Should go ralhar tm oom y |Va N [n T a :i s U 2 2] today baeaute othsra wM be 12Rrea(al.) 82Mamlasman d T a 1 T EZ any new Mends 66 Freezing plant VERNON — The Town Council has agreed to hire there to help you over the 13 Lily genus T] rs A □ a s I 19U of Me. bMaraaiingly, 86 Superman's rough apota, yet you n m not ., 14 Motoring [a L 0 g s u □ tULi an architect to survey the vacant Vernon Elemen ilttleguywMproveaehSp- girl a dloyouaetlM^guye. oivs thsin pfO M f racoonHion. associanon L 1 g n Ll □ D tary School to see what is needed to make it a WliBO (Aug. tS-Bept tl) 15 Parasitss 69 Plot of land J. a.5 [X E g 0 a LI □ D 60 Of the same worthwhile rental property. __ I M fe N b M ) Lady Luck wM back you up 16 Wagnerian iT ft D □ M M kind The council a g re ^ to appropriate |1S>,000 for the ..Jl thouA you mey be aegar today k) altuttlone where you dwarf luTTTcE E c E [0 r T ft] $250,000 school roof re I wivoivsywi miutniiii mwio use good judgment. She may 18 Supariativa 61 Ins and------It TTTon t r iniAioi ID 1 N g\ job. Engineer Walter Fuss of Manchester es pratwid the doesn't know you, 62 Compass A 1 r M e a n t plane, today la suffix 1 \KE IS IT iwwavtr, N you take wM rlsKt. point D a ] timated that needed fire code improvements, roof • MM day to make your 19 Civil War 1 a n R UMU (BepL tS-OoL tS) Motity’s Craw — Templeton & Forman 63 Examination II repairs and other improvements would cost some and $800,000. Selectmen are proposing tov ___ itaWn. nnd out more ot general presented to the finance board Monday timated cost tor this project is $120,000. fMalatMly. mis should be e 64Bafuddlad 19 Allow 41 Poet Ogden By Richard Cody itM fee ilie e d for_you In each $200,000. use revenue sharing money this comlng'^^ baneflcM day. You’re endowed 20 Cooling drinks night. Charter requires that the school The high school will become 20 years I a ie eeeeone loiowing your 22 Participata in The Permanent Municipal Building Committee Herald Reporter with the goldan touch. Should 2 1 ______Lincoln board submit a plan for capital im old next year, and school officials are ap year to pay for engineering and design of--^, by ewidbig tor your DOWN an auction 43 Knock you reap a kicky harvest, don't 23 Part of a will oversee the survey and then will report to the the projects. „ J MaR $1 24 Burst open 46 Green spot ' BOLTON — School administration has provements. The plan spans a four-year parently surmising that it will need to be AMto-On^k. ksapltalloryoinalf. baWa council as to just what has to be done and what it r each to AatroJSkiph, Box 1 Small valley 26 Billiard stick 47 Satanic period and proposed more than $1 million replaced. Financing would come in the In total, the school board’s,^ BCCflHO (OeL SMIav. It)' 26 Truth 2 Transvsrsa proposed that the town put a $250,000 roof ..J» , nadto CKy Station, N.Y. fWIW& '‘STOP,. 26 Hard-haaitad 48 Image will cost. assessments of capital improvement Unlase you can apeak wan of 29 Regretful 3 Parochial on the high school in next year and build in expenses over that time. 1983-1984 fiscal year. llO O lt. Be sure to tpaoHy bkth THE COMMIES. 49 Folksinger needs for the year $1983-1984 total $355j->’,^ olhats today It'a bast to say STOP 33 Dry 4 Compass Hannah, lor a $432,000 gymnasium next to the The town is preparing to put a roof on The selectmen last week proposed for nothing at tN, avan though you 34 Malarial favor one Saeger 500. The plan for the year includes th*R^ I (MaNh «*April W) point the center school building in the next the same year, 1983-1984, a fire station might know something about 36 Genetic 27 Pennsylvania 51 Dispatched elementary school building in fiscal year |JoM ventures shouid prove 6 Wind Dems seeking office roof, a high school window replacemenl^” another of whom you’re not 1985-1986. fiscal year, 1982-1983. Voters will be and an addition to the town garage. The Im M fortunate for you today matsrial v Indicator port S3 Bird of pray asked to approve this at the town addition was estimated at $220,000, and ($40,000), and heating repair at the Ithan-tMngs you taoMa tingle- overly fond. 37 Actrau 6 Non-citiian 28 Three feet (pl.| 64 Weather EAST HARTFORD — Two Hartford woihen are These are some of the proposals found SACmAMUS (Nov. M ao. center school ($30,000). iHanded. Rmvever, be ture to Farrow 7 Sign of 30 Cross bureau (abbr.) in the updated capital improvement plan meeting in May. The most recent es the fire station from between $500,000 tl) Your logic and hunches among several Democrats around the state who are I tb im theaoolelm and rawerde. 38 Small quantity sorrow 66 Cereal grass , .regarding ways to add to your, 31 Biblical tUS (April « May M) 39 Pools 8 Golfing aid eyeing the office of secretary of the state. The of m tin s Bhoultf b t to cu fitv preposition 67 Hawaiian Ideas arid plane for doing 40 Wrote 9 Eulogize fice was vacated when Barbara Kennelly resigned today. You'd be wlM_to heed 32 Hold out instrument I lodMf wM be good, bui 42 Clothing 10 Scourga them kMead of gambang on a 36 Green light 68 Hawaiian and was elected as U.S. Representative. Maura L. fmay noi axeoute Ibtm ki fabric 11 Bands under friend's advics. MelLey was appointed to fill the vacancy. lanes with your bkie- ft 38 0ftha|Sp.| . volcano, CAM ROfM (Dae. tSUan. It) 44 Ukawisa |ht and thut may fall short. 17 Body of water 39 Wine (Fr.) Mauna___ State Rep. Muriel T. Yacavone has formerly an Thkiga wM work out m M auo- 46 Busy insect State lights (Map tf-JuM M) In nounced her candidacy and State Sen. Marcella C. dial pertain to your oasMUay today H you try to 9 10 11 buM good wai with those with rwerkfa OraatMt SupwlMroM 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 Fahey, has said publicly that she's interested. and llnanose, ketp Irl- whom you're Involved. Pushing Town Treasurer Donald A. Bates has been men ^Lenten out of the pM ure today, and aho^ to get your way 12 13 14 tioned to succeed Mrs. Yacavone, should she decide and garnet oould cause wont wortL HC7T UNTIL X --etfseuiuTf w m m AOUAHRIS (M l S M sM It) WHAT TH5 piYIL'S ^ not to seek re-election. Deputy Mayor Harry R (Jane 11-My W) 9kPLANATIOH& THE LIKBS 16 17 Kaap a low p ro fls today hi «7TTeNfW7»)aj,_ 'KXmVlMN 16 Agazarian, Councilman John B. Larson and Town outride of the home wM ir>Ate>AMAr, OF ’>00/ up Route 6 mattara raMbM to your career NCWnB?NaiMM-?lj I'you amicable and agrae- Clerk John J. Barry Jr. all have indicated they or llnanoee. If you begin to IKff! 18 IT9 I20 S o c i a l • today. Try to maintain that lAMnyEOtlEONE make waves you could do your would consider running for Fahey’s post should she mwann touch whan dealing , WAS COT TO self n iM harm than good. decide not to seek re-election. By Richard Cody wt^ ftmRy mambara. 21 22 26 Herald Reporter I th» a a n 26 27 129 30 31 32 Warehouse opposed BOLTON — If you’ve noticed something different 36 about Route 6 but you can’t figure out bxactly what it is, 33 EAST HARTFORD — A group of residents has just look up. You’ll see new street lights. voiced opposition to a proposed $3 million expan Bridge 37 r39 sion of the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. warehouse on The state has begun putting lights on Route 6, and Roberts Street. They contend it would cause tc» plans to extend them from the Coventry-Bolton town 40 41 much noise and emission fumes. * iine to about the Bolton Ice Palace. The state also in 44 Susan Kniep, one of the opposers, said Roberts tends to run them along Route 44A from the notch to the Street is too narrow and poorly paved to handle the Coventry town line. Lm — Jarttes Schumelater 51 52 53 64 40 to 55 Coca-Cola trucks that would be traveling lore conventions 47 48 49 60 the street daily. Residents also said they feared And the town doesn’t have to pay a cent for either in 56 66 67 68 that lighting for the facility would shine into their stallation or operation of the lights because of some Pavlicek example of the uae homes. perserverence by First Selectman Henry P. Ryba. Ryba of a cue bid after a Stayman Noam M7-tt C A N T LOCK. UP A , T 59 60 61 Company owners said the facility would be used told his fellow board members Tuesday that he has been ♦ AQIO and strong second M MAN OUST FOB-W&AEW ) just for storage of full bottles and cans of soda and after the state for about a year to have the lights put in. VE6 62 63 64 that bottling operations would remain at the ♦ AKJ6 hat a very good iwryctca cA Y /)j^ IT This correlates with an accident on Route 6 a year ago notrump, but reaponda two current site on Main Street. ♦ 9961 from last December, when a head-on collision at the in diamonda to hb partner's (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) EAST ------tersection of Steeles Crossing Road took the lives of fish & Salad Bar Stayman two claba because 991 a a i be doesn't bold four cards in Site not settled three persons. This accident was perhaps the worst ac 'J9T11 V 199 dtber major anlt cident in many years on that road. "That area where 97 ♦Q 19964 South nas a very good JT 4 -♦Q19S1 VERNON — The Board of Education and the they have installed the lights has been a real tough Now $ band and nndonbtedly baa > ied to go to a slam rUter CELEBRITY CIPHER town are still at odds as to where the new town- area,” Ryba said. SOUIB ♦ E J 979 notrump opmilng. Hb school computer system will be installed. ( M y ^ ♦ AQ94 three spade jump b a force, I n Route 6, from Bolton to Willimantic, has been cited by O ffe r em u r flaap- Plans were to install it in a room in the school ad the state as being the one of the most dangerous and as A p r il 10,19 ♦ t l - abowf at leait fiv e spades ministration building on Park Street. Mayor Marie ♦ AK and asks more information having the highest frequency of accidents. It was this from partner. Herbst told the Town Council that she’s concerned safety problem that caused Ryba to look into having the JltMTitfeiBolll Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence about damage earlier this year from a water pipe Imagine! T w o pieces of our delicious Choose from over U> salad buffet items, North doesn’t know how “LBC WBQVCVL N’EC WQAC LQ lights. Former Andover First Selectman J. Russell b M la K N o ith atzong the South band b , but that had broken in a wall next to the room where original batter-dipped fish and all relishes and toppings. (,]atch the savings WHO LIVES THEBE? 'V THAT’* BI6 HE WOULDN'T KNOW Thompson last year did the same thing. D M Naafh b a t Beat he haa maximom spade val- AN'rYHING. AND IF HE PIP. the computer will go. the crisp, garden-fresh salad you on fish and salad today. Only at Itn Pass !♦ uei and shosss it ^ hb four- MAYPB THEY KNOW ) RON'S PLACE. SOMETHING ABOUr HES A HERMIT. HE HOULPN'T PAYl Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of schools, Officials are hoping the increased night visibility will can cjit. ^ Arthur Treacher’s.' T!.' h a s ! ♦ P m ! ♦ dlafnond cue Md. The rest of 1 WHERE EASY told the mayor that a fire alarm system and heat- cut down on accidents. 49 Pm 4V the bidding ahowa experb at smoke sensors are being installed in the room and 49 P M 99 tbeb moat scientific. Sontfa Administrator Alan H. Bergren said Tuesday the state t V P m 99 intended to bid six. After VDNWNZC MV AFGONFHC.” — would be ready by the time the computer is in use. wanted to haye the town pay for half the cost of the 99 P m 79 North's show of strenalh he lights, but said Ryba. noted that Andover didn’t have to tries for seven end finally U d tit pay. He also said most traffic on Route 6 goes through . A littb care b neceiaary town, so therefore the state should pick up the tab. 0paiiliiglnd:9l In the play. Sontb sbonld Supermarket shdpping tips JBIRRNV ZNRRCO The state agreed. take two rounds of tmmpa Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the and the king and ace ol Bergren said, "When Hank found out they were put SEAFOOD b O iw a ll Jacoby grocery store — every Wednesday and, Saturday in his {alAluBaatag bearb. Then te ruffs hb last “ Supermarket Shopper” column in 'The Manchester ting the lights up, he was all smiles — and for good 401 Center Street Manchester' 89 Elm Street • Enfield • b w heart, comes to hb hand Herald. reason.” ; th e North bimd b takM' w ithIh a_____ clnb, the last trump and (------PREVIOUS SOLUTION;“ « you have two things to do and oiWIs from “Modern Bridge (mwapAPHt HfmamaB ASBKi Important and one Is fun — do the one that Is fun first." — Conventlotta.’* It b a Root- Atlay Oop — Dave Qraue QrouchoMarx ______ ...AN' IT WOULD'VE BEEN W E IL JU S T Andover voters OK SURE! KQEPIN' ANIMALS HAFTA GIVE NICE. TO INCLUDE SOME , .w I Ed Sullivan PENNED UP IN A CAGE, IH'FOLKS A LIKE THAT IS TERRIBLE' J lS ^ SwWCWMEMr/GU2? THE GRAND FOR^EM.TOO! " . y OPENING IS IN S U IT A B LE TH' LEAST YOU SHOULDA SUBSTITUTE! Kit ^n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright DONE WAS SEPARATE I really feel sorry for” ■EM.FORCATSAKE! Hendee bridge plan you guys-you must’ve ■ pot-In a ver/ hand winter Common; C3lioY\ bctioeen kitten and ANDOVER — Voters Tuesday gave a ly on the project, to take advantage of homw '6 important and m ost be signal to both town officials and the state the state money which before last month that they want to go ahead with a $885,- looked like it wasn’t coming until 1985. earlv|. 000 bridge on Hendee Road. The state had previously said federal The about 50 residents also approved cutbacks would prevent the funding for $28,000 for this coming summer’s some time, but a re-listing of priorities revaluation. By doing so, they authorized freed enough for the bridge. d W\cAN3‘ fi2eD First Selectman Jean S. Gasper to sign a Mrs. Gasper said there will have to be Frank and Ernaat — Bob Thave^ contract with United Appraisal Co. from another to^n meeting to appropriate Arte!'' East Hartford. This is the same com the remainder of the cost. She said this pany that just completed Coventry's might be put into the annual budget ntfosh. I ' M W P X S i R - revaluation. meeting in May. She said the vote Mrs. Gasper said today the vote for the Tuesday meant that townspeople want ...Y»UP WENTT . bridge was nearly unanimous. They ap-, the project to go through and will back advances of $5(X) all the way up to $20,000. We cover proved a motion to spend $10,000 for BA66A6F J O jp S L fiA N Q AND THEY I the appropriation at the next town the advances with a small bharge...just 1%...while the right-of-way purchases surrounding the meeting. remainder of your Investment continues to earn your PRANK IT. I area. The state, under the Bridge AthoraugMy CLAIM Rehabilitation and Replacement At present, the bridge on Hendee guaranteed interest. Get Instant Cash, high Program, will pay 80 percent of the cost. Road, which spans the Hop River, is a money market interest that’s guaranteed and The town is expected to pay $177,000, wooden structure with allegedly weak iqukl mvestmenl. ' FSLIC insurance up to $100,000 with a 6 month which will be spread over about five support railings. The school board certificate from First Federal Savings. years. Mrs. Gasper said there would be prohibits loaded buses from traveling When you invest In a 6 month certificate TmP«0 »-l7 no long-term bonding for the project. over the bridge. The neW bridge would be from First Federal Savings your She said the town plans to move quick a much larger cemenf structure. money Isn’t tied up for 6 13.847% 13.212% months as It Is at a lot of effective annual yield ^ tiearHiAW other banks. Just leave available 3/22/82 Tha Born Loser — Art Sansom a minimum balance of Boiton selectmen seeking $3,(XX) In your account O iiM iill iW IIIKORS .U( ^ u r Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick HCU'WH'/ 1 MITIHE BULli5-EVE.\ WERE >DU ARE. DOC-A^ and the rest Is available IS5DMEmiW&\ PLAHlUfe MV STUFFED IAZMANIAM for your use...for whatever (PIPMTHOO WHEStSMVPWIZE? support for highway budget reason you need money. IVE PEYELOVEP A HOT PimKTY BUILT fSeoRiHowiry AW5WeP. CCPWET. DEVIL. It’s an option we call AMUIIPTEMPlET(3N,T»tE. VWRLW ^ L CEirTAIHLV ^ luwei’ix Instant Cash. When you open riiKVMrrcdT PUS! v/f u. have the PIFFERENT, BOLTON — Selectmen are looking for begin repairing some roads throughout your account, just tell us you v iE v ^ d dusdesT -nncHd nm him m a j o r ; W P 1»raVBRM91VNWU6 SFTTINrf^ tVEdPTJUST increased support for their highway town. Birch Mountian Road, Colonial ^ want the Instant Cash option jj A W W P t h e WOBLP.' THE TITLE. i budget at the coming hearings, now that Road, Skinner Hill Drive and Williams ’ and It’s yours. You’ll have In " A REAL W>6 they have received a petition from Road are the first to see action, accor stant access to your Investment without penalty J 1 'M o Kf ERIN9 a CfWrRACT AT A AVIV WHERE IN, Williams Road residents Tuesday who ding to the budget, with others to follow We even give you the checks so you can take i 0ARaAmRATE0EnRE THEWOBU?.' 1 ' want their road repaired. in succeeding years. SHEWING THE The residents, according to their peti ? M AV0R6 . The selectmen already have pin -tr, M i tion, complain about the “ terrible condi ennual batl$ for tin-monui certilicatM. The rale cennoi be sueienteed beyond (he ili month lefm of the ceriificato At youf requeet, we will trenslei inlertit earned ■ c^MPrrmoM! iUMnUMMaeaMAdfepnife pointed Williams Road as needing on ihle all month cediricate monthly to a 5V^% regular aavlnga or a NOW account; intaroat on either of IheM account! will (hen be compounded increaaino your overall yield Or it tion of this road from one end to the you with,^lergel Mmed may be withdrawn monthly inataad ot depoailed. Federal regulatlona prohibil (he compounding ol inlereat on aii month certlticalAa and require a lioooo WInthrop — Dick Cavalll WE1X)ESNT\0KHEI5, YOU VMDNT HAVE repair, and have put in their 1982-1983 other.” They claim the road is used as a minimum depoail. Federal regulatlona require a aubatantiai penaily tor prematura withdrawal beyond the terma ot the Inalant Cash profyam. M iPtXSWFFEWWEJU^ WDBRVTILL'DINM|P budget enough money to do engineering connector for traffic going between HAS ANTfPNE B/ER ACCLISEP P I P 'itxi KNCW THATr IDME.r^HADiyVCHl -TIME. work to establish boundary lines. The in Route 85 near the intersection of the 'iOS OF BEINS- A SF3ARKUN(5r tent of the budget would be to fix the EVEN IF=T«5UR highway, and Route 44A. SNEAKERS HAVE NO CONVER^TICTNAUST? road the following year. Town officials voiced concern last fall ARCHES INTHEHA... First Selectman Henry P. Ryba said at at the state hearing on 1-84, that with the Tuesday’s board meeting, "W e have to advent of the completion of the highway, establish the boundary lines first before this traffic would increase. Fiist lU eial Savings we can do anything. I hope they (the 25 Deputy First Selectman Douglas T. East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor Williams Road residents who signed the Cheney agreed that "The road surface is petition) turn out for the hearings com bad,” and Ryba said, ‘T m not going to ing up.” , argue that point one bit.” ■J'’ ag< O'' MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 17, 1982 - 21 ------20 - MANCHESTER HERALD,------£------Wed.,1----- March------17, 1982- > Supermarket shopper HOURS: Daily \8:00 ani-9:00 pm Fridays 8:00 am-10:00 pm ys 9:00 am-6:00 pm U S I N E S S / C la s s ifie d Coupon stories bigger in Texas [Businessmen can save on air fares session awaiting in the couponers outnumbered stay two days each time. American requires seven-day lived up to iU name and gave you the best price in San By Martin Sloane ^ far, the best airline customers are business people. hospitality suite as they the coupon critics. advance purchase, which means you must buy the Antonio. Avis matched Budget's price. When she heard about They travel the majority of air miles, are regular, What has 1,200 legs and arrived at the Marriott tickets a week before you leave. U also requires that Each month, this changes. It isn’t easy to keep up with saved more than $300,000 at Hotel on a Friday after the Houston convention, 725 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CT. I we«i-after-wedi customers — and yet they are the Your the best car-rental deals around the country. she told her sister-in-law, targets of almost shtuneless discrimination by most air there be a Saturday night between the New York- the supermarket last year? noon: (RT 6 OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH) | Phoenix ticket and the Phoenix-New York ticket. This In February, for instance, in Newark (in town) you The 600 refunders who Doris Lewis flew in from Flo Matherne, "We’re lines. Money's could rent a compact from Budget for $48 or National, The airlines make it difficult and often impossible for assumes that you will be away at least a weekend — hut recently attended the First Duncan, Okia. "I have going!” They drove lOV* you don’t have to be. ^ or for $54 from HerU. But at Newark Airport, you best National Refun^ders’ been refunding for a year, hours to get there. business customers to get the low rates offered to Worth bet would be a compact from Thrifty for $37 or from pleasure travelers. The theory is that the business So here’s what you buy; One APEX fare New York Convention in Houston. and when I heard about Eight members of the Sylvia Porter Dollar for $41. If your company has corporate discounts, Conventioneers came from your convention I just had Shopper's Circle coupon traveler must go at any price; the pleasure traveler, Phoenix round trip leaving Monday, March 15 and retur it must factor in these costs to come out with the best as far away as Iowa and to come,” she told conven club of Waller, Texas, WILL TO WALL MSCOWT PRHXS! thou^, can be lured aboard by a discounted fare. ning April 22. One APEX fare Phoenix-New York, net deals. Pennsylvania to trade re tion organizer Sherry came as a group headed by Consider the advance purchase excursion (APEX) leaving Phoenix Wednesday, March 17 and returning to “Travel Smart for Business” also gives the same in fund forms, cents-off ^ Sims. club leader Margaret fare, a discounted fare aimed at pleasure travelers. The Phoenix Tuesday, April 20. You now have four coach sider information on hotel accommodations, from coupons and tales of super Laura Matherne, a New Mayer. They arrived with regtdar coach rate on American Airlines from New tickets and reservations at a cost of $740 instead of $860. deluxe through budget, city by city. It’s designed for DOUBLE MMIUFACTURERS COUPONS A U WEEH York to Phoenix is $430, round trip. The APEX fare is savings. Orleans woman who saves suitcases full of forms, Smart for Business” newsletter. This system will work “Back-to-backing” can be used in a variety of ways, organizations spending $25,(KX) or more on travel and Even coupon stories are $50 to $70 a month with proofs of purchase and $370. for you, a business person who must fly between the says Teison, and “for many destinations and great costs $96 a year. To order, write to “Travel Smart for coupons and refunds, coupons. To get an APEX rate, however, you must meet two numbers of tickets for a savings of thousands of Business, " Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 10522. bigger in Texas! conditions; Condition No. 1 — you must buy the ticket in same two points more than once in 60 days. You do not Refunders found always wanted to attend a One of them was have to hang around at the destination. You can take ad dollars.” “Sylvia Porter’s 1982 Income Tax Book," her com refreshments and a trading convention where the Beatrice Baker, who told advance. Condition No. 2 — you must stay in a specified Or consider car rental companies, notorious for prehensive guide to income tax, is now available amount of time (either three days or a Saturday night or vantage of the APEX discount through this method, a me that she saved $889 with legal system that travel agents will use only if you, the names that suggest economy: “Budget,” "Thrifty,” through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and coupons and refunds last FREE APPLIANCES a week, depending on the airline). The convention handling to “Sylvia Porter’s 1982 Income Tax Book,” in wMom Is that business people want to go In and out client, specifically ask for it. "Dollar.” year and was still waiting Take the example of New York-Phoenix. Say you were At the start of 1982, Thrifty wasn’t very thrifty in Los care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, for almost 50 slow refunds Cashlert will have datalla quickly. Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Clip ‘n’ file refunds But this APEX fare can be defeated by ‘‘back-to- making two trips there: one this past Monday, March Angeles, where it asked $32.95 a day for a compact car to arrive. while Alamo would rent one there for $25. But Budget Syndicate.) The convention was the backing,’’ says Herbert J. Teison, editor of the “Travel l5, the other on Tuesday, April 20, and you only want to Seasonings, sauces, sugar, syrup, salad scene of an emotional reu dressing (FMe 5) nion for Mary Poole of Clip out this file and keep ifwith similar cash-off Houston and Marie Rhodes NU picks Russo coupons — beverage coupons refund offers with of Boling, Texas. Twenty Savi SNET to seek Heublein wins order beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting the years ago they became pen needed proofs of purchase while looking for the pals, and Ms. Rhodes HARTFORD — Joseph R. Russo Jr. has been ( required refund forms at the supermarket, in taught Ms. Poole the promoted to senior HARTFORD (UPI) - A U.S. of stock purchases that began with more Heublein shares and may buy newspapers and magazines, and when trading with secrets of refunding. higher profits designer at District judge has put Heublein Inc. General Cinema's acquisition of as much as 49.9 percent of the com friends. Offers may not be available in all areas of For several years they Northeast Utilities. back in the running in its running about 9.7 percent of Heublein’s pany’s outstanding shares. traded refund forms by the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Russo joined NU in stock battle with the oustanding shares late last year and Heublein said it filed the suit after The following refund offers are worth $6.76. This mail and then they lost con on our DISCOUNTS, and you don’t 1956 as a member of Massachusetts-based General early this year. exhausting appeals before the FTC week’s offers have a total value of $25.50. tact'. They had never met a surveying crew for Cinema Corp. Heublein responded by purchasing until that Friday evening in rote hike bid to overturn the commission order R.T. FRENCH Pick a Pair of Peppers. Receive a the Connecticut Heublein, a Farmingtonbased about 3.8 percent of General that required a 30-day waiting $1 refund. Send the required refund form and the when they arrived at the P o w e r C o., a food and beverage firm, said Cinema’s shares and said it was hotel. have to be Irish to get get them! ' period before it could buy more register tape(s) with the prices of two 4-ounce HARTFORD (UPI) — Southern New England predecessor of The Tuesday it won a temporary planning to buy more when the FTC ' General Cinema stock. French's Black Pepper purchases circled. Expires By 1 a.m., the trading Hartford Electric restraining order in a suit against issued an order barring any ad June 30, 1982. had slowed and Rebecca. Telephone Co. will seek a higher profit margin when it Heublein said General Cinema files for state approval of a rate increase this spring, the Company, at the Federal Trade Commission ditional purchases until April 2. HELLMANN S-BEST FOODS Sandwich Spread Jenkins of San Augustine, Wethersfield. In 1968 'The suit against the FTC was filed last week bought more than 1 Specials Good Thru Marcli 22 company’s chairman says. allowing Heublein to buy more Refund. Receive two 75-cent coupons for .Best Texas, told me of her vivid Meat Specials he transferred to General Cinema stock. Monday and followed notice to million shares of its own stock and Foods Relish Sandwich Spread. Send the required childhood memories of her Alfred W. Van Sinderen, who is also chief executive HELCO, which had its board had approved the purchase officer of the state’s major telephone company, Mid The U.S. District Court order Heublein from General Cinema refund form and two labels from 16-ounce Best mother’s refunding more U. 8. D. A. CHOICE “PERDUE” Oven Stutter become an NU sub marked the latest move in a series Friday that the firm intended to buy of up to 2 million more shares. Foods Relish Sandwich Spread. Expires June 30, than 30 years ago. She dis Tuesday details weren’t final, but he expect^ the firm would seek a rate qf return well in excess of 14 percent sidiary by that time, 1982. tinctly remembers when as a draftsman. In her mother was disap^ now allowed. HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH $1 Refund. Send the SIRLOIN ROASTING a (k t Van Sinderen said in the company’s annual report 1971 he advanced to required refund form and the Universal Product pointed after failing to designer A at NU’s Code symbols from any three packages of Hidden received a premium from released last week that SNET would file an application Minority businesses get help with the state Department of Public Utility Control for a Berlin general of Valley Ranch Salad Dressing Mix. This offer is Campbell’s. TIP ROAST CHICKENS.. O O l fices and was So, when Ms. Jenkins rate hike later this year. valid only where advertised or displayed. Expires USDA CHOICE NEW YORK CUT m ^ s w if ts — 16 to 18 LBS. f i O e promoted to NEW YORK (UPI) — Heublein Heublein, civil rights leader Rev. Hicks B. Waldron, president and June 30, 1982. started refunding, she Butterball Turkeye...... »>• 0*1 Meeting with reporters Tuesday in Hartford, he said designer- Jesse L. Jackson said the Heublein chief executive officer of Heublein, Sirloin ste a k ...... ib. ’ 2 . 4 o the company needed higher earnings because of new Joseph R. Russo Inc. has announced a 5-year, $180 KRAFT Topping Offer. Receive a jar of Kraft wrote to Campbell’s about USDA CHOICE THIN SLICED BEEF ^ M transmission in 1975. million minority business develop investment will generate more than characterized the‘'prograni as “good topping. Send the required refund form and three this long overdue Sandwich Steake'...... 't. O product lines and ventures it would become involved $360 million in economic activity in business sense” that coincides with BonwiMS Sirloin Steak...... ib ’ 3 . 0 8 because of the breakup of the American Telephone & Russo served in the U.S. Army from 1957 to 1959. ment program, including assistance front labels showing the free jar offer from any premium. USDA CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE | M M M Active in community affairs, he is a training of to open 112 black-owned Kentucky the black community and create the company’s social respon Kraft topping. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. The customer-relations Beef Kabobefor Fondue...... «>. A . O O Te^aph Co. sibilities. He added that improving Porterhouse or T>Bone Steak...... «.*3.18 Van Sinderen said he expected SNET, which is based ficer for the_South Windsor Ambulance Corps, an Fried Chicken outlets across the some 9,000 new jobs. McCORMICK and CO. Receive an economy-size people at Campbell's USDA CHOICE M M FRESH A Q e Jackson, president of Operation business opportunities for blacks Pork Bhouldera...... OO In New Haven, could form up to eight separate American Red Cross instructor for car country. package of McCormick Taco Seasoning Mix. Send responded promptly. They Sirloin Tip Steak...... ib. * 2 . 2 8 diopulmonary resuscitation and f^st aid and a As part of the program, Heublein PUSH (People United to Serve and other minories is particularly the required refund form and one complete front pointed out that the offer FRESH BONELESS Thin Sliced Slightly Higher FRESH SLICED B O O operating divisions and become Involved in a number of important now that government- Beef U v e r...... ib. 9 0 areas in which it was barred from operating while member of the Red Cross’ Speakers' Bureau. Russo Inc., based in Farmington, also Humanity), hailed the Heublein panel from an economy-size package of McCormick had expired. But not wan Chicken Breasts...... m. * 2 . 2 8 also serves as a Boy Scout commissioner. In addi targeted increases in its adver program as “a model for the food programs are being cut. ting to disappoint such fresh , , FRESH SUCED * 4 4 D AT&T held a monopoly. Taco Seasoning Mix. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. Calvee Liver...... ,...... ib. 1 . 0 0 tion, he is a member of the Manchester Power tising, legal, accounting and and beverage industries” and made ORTEGA Free Seasoning Mix Offer. Receive a loyal customers, they sent Chicken Livers...... ib. 3 0 Van Sinderen said SNET was in a different position The 5-year plan provioes for more than other telephone companies bpcause it was not Squadron, the East Windsor Sportsman Club and purchasing expenditures with it clear that other companies would package of Ortega Taco Seasoning Mix. Send the mother and daughter a MOSEY’S STRAIGHT C U T be measured against the “ Heublein than $20 million in minority business MOSEY’S POINT C U T wholly owned by AT&T. AT&T owns 22 percent of Elks Lodge 2060 in Windsor. black-owned firms. required refund form and the net-weight variety of coupons for In a joint announcement with yardstick.” programs in the next year statements from two packages of Ortega Taco Campbell products. SNET’s common stock. Seasoning Mix. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. Stories like these keep CORNED BEEF CORNED BEEF $ t9 g RAGU Pizza Quick Sauce Super Heroes Free Jar conventioneers socializing Offer. Receive a jar of any Ragu Pizza Quick until the wee hours. Bift we IDVERTISING Sauce. Send the required refund form and five all had to be up bright and BRISKET BRISKET 1 ,<> MWERTISyK labels from any Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce. Expires early Sunday morning to RATES Dec. 31, 1982. listen to several guest Here’s a refund form to write for: Ortega TaCO speakers who had some in Classified 643*2711 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 4498, Maple Plain, Minn. teresting things to say to Grocery Specials that will make you dance for joy! 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge 55348. This offer of a 75-cent refund on soda expires couponers and refunders. 1^00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent 15 Words NOTICE 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59»-Home8/Apt8. to ShQFe July 31, 1982. More about this in my next SWEET LIFE SLICED, CRUSHED CHUNK IN JUICE jm day before publication. 13— Help Wsntftd ■15— Investment Property 37— Moving.Trucking.Storage46— Antiques 1 —Lost snd Found 49— Wanted to Buy 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY column. 2— Psrtonsis — Produce 3— AnnouAcsmsnts 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 50 Deadline for Saturday la 3—Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale Pineapple ...... 20 OZ. CAN MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14(P EDUCATION 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms lor Rent MISC. SERVICES 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles Jif day’s deadline Is 2:30 ie— Private instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent Sweet Lite ] 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 D AYS 13tt College Notes Friday. FINANCIAL 10 — Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent Peanut Butter •1.49 Homes Cranberry Juice Cocktail.... szoz. bti. < 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting.PaperinQ 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 5 5 — Otfices.Stores tor Rent 8— Mortgage Loans 66— Automotive Service 6 D AYS 12it Skippy Phone 643-2711 33— Building.Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent DInty Moore ' 0—Psrtonsi Loans * 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease 26 D A YS 1 U Peanut Butter . 28oz.Jar •2.19 10—insursncs REAL ESTATE 34— Rooling.Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories Beat S te w ...... 15 OZ. can Motts Kozuch cited Ovian honored Sweet Life Cream or ^ 1 Oft* Apple Sauce Douglas Ovian, son of Mr. and Mrs. WholaKernel Corn 3 16 OZ. cans I Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ^ ^ 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Elizabeth T. Kozuch of 509 Spring St. CAINS was named to the dean’s list for the first Karnig Ovian of 55 Bobby Lane, has been SUNMAID Matonnaiee...... q 1 . W AIR CONDITIONING semester at Cornell University in Ithaca, named to the dean’s list for the first Seedless Ralelne . 18 OZ. b29 VANITY FAIR O O W EMPLOYMENT CHILD CARE WORKERS New, York. semester at Holy Cross College, LIBBY Bathroom Tissuo...... -4 roiis W OPPORTUNmES - out of hiMKiliate opm ng* for full and REFRIGERATION 17-25, \ i Worcester, Mass. Qreen P e a t...... 17 OZ. 3 9 * BUMBLEBEE •.■ MM work? Good paying jobs for part time in residential school no experience necessary. The 1979 graduate of East Catholic lianrlyfHtfr Hrralb Will train HS grads. Call Ovian, a senior at the college, is c&c Pink Salmon...... le eoz. 1 . 0 9 HS g rad s. T rain in g , tor severely midti handicapped , -oz.cans(plusdep.) collect 9 a.m.-l p.m. (203) High School is a junior majoring in hotel majoring in economics. Cola ....'...... 612 M.19 BUMBLE BEE gM MM OFFICE Bonuses, Medical! 17-25. chMren. ResponsMities ndode administration. Rod Salm on ...... ieoz. c . 9 9 Call collect 9 a.m.-l p.m. physical care as n e l as im 529-6999. TYPIST (203) 529-6999. plementing programs for students. Experience wotting APPRENTICESHIP Gwynn on list 'Your Community Newspaper' TRAINING - Many fields frozen food specials IMPORTED produce dept. Position requires good typing skills. NUCLEAR FIELDS with handicapped required. Dubiel pledges Hilary Gwynn of 45 Lawton Road has FROM MEXICO TRAINEES: 18-24 months Background in special education, available. Age 17-25. High, Additional duties include filing and paid training available. psypholo0, eariy diMhood, oc school diploma required. been named to the dean’s list for the first CANTALOUPES...... each Training available with Jeanne Marie Dubiel, daughter of Mr. MORTON CHICKEN, TURKEY, BEEF m 8UQAR SWEET — IMPORTED FROM MEXICO Age 17-25. H i^ School grad cupational thorirn or related semester at the Hartford Art School, assisting receptionist with incoming pay in Mechanical Com and Mrs. Joseph J. Dubiel of 18 Sass University of Hartford. P O T P IE S ...... a 8 OZ. PKQ8. • 1 . 0 0 WATERMELON ...... lb. 2 f * Loaf and Found 1 Parsonafs 2 and U.S. citizenry fields preferred. F in t end se Drive, has recently pledged Kappa Kap SEALTEST. GOLDEN YELLOW MELLOWRIPE A * 4 A A PLEASE READ telephone calls. required. Math and science cond shift openings avolaUe. prehension, Basic Tool pa Gamma at the University of Connec Miss Gwynn is a full-time student at ICECREAM ...... hall gal. • 1 .5 0 B A N A N A S ...... O l b s . * 1 . U U 'nCKETS! Grateful Dead, background may enable FuN time - 37)^ boars per hook, knowledge, Basic Aircraft the art school. HOOD FRESH CRISP PASCAL m a . YOUR AD IMPOUNDED: Female, 4 Maintenance. Must be ticut. NasalllMi aSs an Mu Oz^, Rick ^ringfield and Excdlent wages and a noncontrihutory training as Electrical, indudmg one weekend day. Part SHERBET ...... had gal. • 1 . 2 0 CELERY HEARTS ...... bch. 8 8 * months old, mixed breed, Reactor Control or time • Saturday and Sunday. willing to relocate. Call SEALTEST FROZEN FIRM RED RIPE a A. IT Hm DkMW as I eon- black and a Male, chow, Police' at Hartford. Best seats. Major credit cards benefit program including a pension Mechanical Operator. Startii« satan .$4 • S4.M collect (203 ) 529-6999. KKG is a national social women’s Tilden honored . Y O Q U R T ...... quart 9 8 « LA R G E T O M A T O E S ...... Ib. 8 8 * trawMica. TIm HaraM la red, both Foster Street. TASTE O’ SEA accepted. Telephone 201- Must be willing to leave per hour. G ftM 3 -3 4 9 6 Monday fraternity and is a member of the > 4 CRISP CRUNCHY . 4 a A raapoiMbla tor only ona Female, one year old, plan. DIESEL MECHANIC National Panhellenic Conference. Miss Lisa Tilden of Manchester has been C O D or PERCH FILLETS ...... iSgz. *1a9V RED RADISHES ...... 4 Cello Pkga. * 1 . 8 8 Shepard cross tri color - 27M800. area. Call collect 9 a.m.-l - Friday Sam to 4pm or write: HOWARD JOHNSON . 1. m m YELLOW ^ M , bicorriel tasartlon and p.m. (203) 529-6999. Penonnel A s ^ M , Oak Mil TRAINEES - 17-25, HS Dubiel is a graduate of Manchester High named to the dean’s list at Plymouth Own only to thO siza ot Highland Street. Male, 8 Apply ig person or call 643-1101. An SchoaL 120 Hokoad) Street grad, will train. Great M A C a C H E E S E ...... l9oz. * 1 . 2 8 COOKING ONIONS ...... 2 lb. bag 4 8 * months old, Lab - Spruce Announeomont* 3 School and is in her^phomore year at State College, Plymouth, N.H. for the TASTE O'SEA *4 4 A tha original Insartlon. •••••••••••••••••••••••ft equal opportunity employer. EXPERIENCED STONE Hartferd, CT 06112. benefits package. Call the university. fall semester. SHR IM P or SEAFOOD DINNER ...... 8oz. * 1 . 1 8 Errora which do not Street. Feinale, 2 year old FASHION SHOW - WORKERS - or Quarriers. L O i . collect 9 a.m.-l p.m. (203) MINUTE MAID m m . poodle, white Philip Street. lossan Iho valuo ot I Dessert, coffee, travel Male/Female. Inquire in person at Box 529-6999. LEM O N J U I C E ...... 7’Aoz.btl. 8 8 * CSU64S4556. > Mountain Quarries, Box WANTED: FULL 'HME - CHEF BOY-AR-DEE — a . deli savings advortUamont wM not films; April 1st, 7:30 p.m. ALLIED PRINTIHO SERVICES, INC. ENGLISH MUFFIN PIZZA ...... m a z. 7 8 * bo corroclad by an ad* Smart shoppers check the at the Colony, Vernon. 579 Middle Turnpike West Mountain Drive, Vernon, clean, neat, personable, COLOR SEPARATION TOTINOS SAUSAGE OR MUSHROOM . a A A HOOD a .M dHlooal Inaartlon. .Classified section first. Tickets $5.50 ^A rgosy Manchester, Conn. 06040 646-4653. dependable person for SALESPERSON - Quality Service Notes CLASSIC PIZZA ...... 20 OZ. * 2 . 6 8 AMERICAN CHEESE ...... ib. * 1 . 8 8 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Travel, Rt. 30, Vernon, or work on meat counter. trade shop servicing OUR OWN BAKED IN STORE m m Parsonafs 2 lione 3 7 2 -^ or 875-6931. the mark of Apply in person: Highland printers and advertising ROAST BEEF...... ib. * 3 . 5 9 Sponsisored by Tolland Park Market, 317 Highland agencies needs salesperson LONG ACRE m m 3hc Juniorlor Woman’s Club. printing exciellence ■ARN GOOD MONIV Street. with established accounts TURKEY SALAMI ...... ib. * 1 . 9 8 •••••••••••••••••••••••ft FULL TIME OR FIRST PRIZE - M M M FART TIME in th e Worcester- The 1982 graduate of Coventry High Entartalnmant 4 GLAZIER - PERSON TO Springfield, Mass. area. Tate enlists School is scheduled to leave for basic MOSER dairy specials TAVERN LO AF ...... ;....ib. * 2 . 8 8 IHeralb •••■•••••••••••••••••••• BECOME AM AVON FARMS ______OUR OWN STORE MADE SUPERINTENDENT DENTAL ASSISTANT - RBRRBSENTATIVE WORK IN GLASS SHOP. Clall 1-800-258-6228. training at Lackland Air Force Base Remember, BALLOON BOQUETS - Apply in person - Robert C. Tate, son of Paula Tate of ORANGE JUICE.;...... Vigol.t FRESH DELI SPREAD ...... ib. 8 9 * NEEDED - Jive-in posi full or part time. DELICIOUS FRESHLY BAKED IN OUR OWN BAKERY m ____ Blow someone away with a CaESSS-SMI or Manchester Glass Com near San Antonio, Texas, on September •••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. Must be willing and Experience preferred but gig gggg |Qf FEMALE SENIOR 207 Fieldstone Lane in Coventry and 17. He will receiye training in the HOOD , ONION ROLLS ...... 8 FOR 7 8 * we’re not here Balloon Boquet! Tuxedo pany, 61 Woodland Street. CITIZEN companion with Robert E. Tate of Willington, recently ■ Loat and Found 1 able to repair gas stoves, not essential. Reply Box K, mechanical oareer field. SWISS STYLE YOGURT .. . . . 8oz.cupa Delivery. For information drivers license - car not entered the Air Force delayed enlist for a long time, gas boilers, appliances, c/o The Herald. call Michelle. 871-7979. or light electrical, clean and necessary, in exchange for ment program. QUARTERS LB. PKQ. 429-4485. room and board. 644^14. BLUE BONNET MARGARINE We’re here for maintain grounds. For in EXPERIENCED FULL The 1982 graduate of Coventry High Liquid soap terview cml between 9 and TIME body man wanted. BLUE BONNET fish specials MATURE SALES WOMAN School is scheduled to leave for basic CHICAGO (UPI) — A manufacturer ot special times. □ EMPLOYMENT 12 noon, Monday through Apply 214 Stafford Road, - W A N TED ■ training at Lackland Air Force Base SOFT S P R E A D ...... Ib. bowl ••••••••••••••••••••••a* Friday, 528-1300. f^nslield - or telephone part time evenings and personal care products is introducing EAT JU81 LiKc UWORDFISHr ^turday and an occasional near San Antonio, Texas, on August 30. FLBSCHMANN'S Hope we have Hafp Wentod 13 646-8340. what its executives say is the first liquid U i u i anaiss p A W S . ------P A R T T IM E Sunday. Harvey’s Dresses He will receive training in the passenger CORN OIL M ARGARINE...... Ib. pkg.' SHARK S T E A K S ...... Jb. ••••••••••••••••••••••ft* complexion soap. •2.68 dent near end of North BOOKKEEPER - Full and Sportswear 646-3100. ■«Hid household goods career field. TASTY a FLAKY many more. PA R T TIM E RETIREES - Earn extra The three-ounce plakic bottles of HOOD 4 v a r ie tie s Street. Call 649-5961. charge for small retail POLLOCK FILLETS .. SALESPERSON to sell money! Drive a school bus. HELP CLERICAL OPENING - in glycerin-based soap come in three for C O TTA G E CH EESE ...... 18 OZ. coni. 1 .lb. •1.38 Happy. subscriptions door-to-door chain In Manchester. Com Call today! 643-2373. mulas, for dry, normal and oil skin. SMOKED puter exposure helpful. MUST BE 18 YR8. OR OVER our Sales Department. Hartner enlists HOOD 1 < with newscarrier two Good typing required for One bottle contains the equivalent of COD F IL L E T S ...... •lb. WKWARD! Information on eveninn a week or Satur Excellent salary and SOUR C R E A M ...... J 8oz.coni •2.18 two year old male, St. Parsbay working conditions, plus PART TIME in construc CALL 847-9947 letter correspondence. Jorg C. Hartner, son of Mrs. Wilkiens two bars of conventional glycerin soap. te n d e r Y a b ty days. ^lary plus com r ed d i w h ip black lab named "Ales . paid banenfits. Send tion office. Receptionist Major Medical benefits. of North River Road in Coventry recent The Yardley Liquid Complexiion soaps BAYSbALLOPS ...... missions. Call Circulation and typing skills required. ASK FOR JOHN. .. Ciall 522-9006 for appoint CREAM TO P P IN G ...... 14oz.con .Ib. Call 742-8020 or 742-8431 Manager, Manchester resume In confidence to ly entered the Air Force delay^ enlist are expected to sell for a maximum of •4.88 4 ^ < ii Box JJ, c/o The Herald. 643-4U9. ment. ment program. $1.75 each. aftw 6 p.m. Herald. 643-1711. i ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 17, 1982 - 2.3 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 17, 1982 LOOK 7 ' » . .. Lcx>k for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. \ Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. St Patrick’s Day Savings & Values! Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Garden Products 47 Apartments lor Bent 53 Autos For Bale 51 Autoa For Bale 51 Autoa For Sale 51 Autoa For Sale 51 Campers-Trallers-Moblle Olticea-Stores • Homes 65 •••••••••••••••••••••••ft lor Rent 55 ••••••••••••••••••••••*• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••ft***** SMALL LOADS OF GOVERNMENT #••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - First CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe TOYOTA COROLLA 1975 MATADOR STATION •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• STONE, trap rock, play D E L U XE - 60,000 m iles. Waeon - runs - needs little SURPLUS CARS AND MOBILE SCOUT •••••••••••••••••••••••• Articles tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 floor five room apartment. NEWLY RENOVATED DeVille - 72,000 miles. Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 sand, white stone, loam Excellent running condi work. $250. CaU 6464180 TRUCKS many sold CAMPER trailer -1971 ful- H0lp Wanted 13 H om es For Sale 23 H om es for Sate 23 •••••••••• ,».••••••••••••••••••••• Two bedrooms, fully 310 SQuare feet office Good condition. $ 2 7 0 0 or •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••/•***** and pool sand tion. $1800. CaU E ric 646- Uirough local sale's, under ly equipped, twin beds, •••••••••••••••••••••••• SWIM POOLS carpeted, excellent condi available. Main Street Best offer. Telephone 7 4 2 - after 6 p.m . ______------_ ------...... R O B E R T E . J A R V IS - d e l i v e r e d . Telephone 0443; $300.00. CaU 1-714-569-0241 double bed. shower, bath, A B L E A N D MANCHESTER - Two End Ron Spadan DISTRIBUTOR - must dis tion. $400 monthly, plus location with ample 6800 - Keep trying. Remodeling Specialist. 644-1775. 1 9 7 8 CHEVY NOVA - 6 cyl., for your directory on how stove, refrigerator, air- DEPENDABLE help family ranch with one pose of brand new on utilities. No pets. 649-4000. parking. Call 649-2891. BOLTON For room aaditions, 10* 6ac*<- 1973 DATSUN - needs good condition. 44, 000 to purchase. Open 24 hours, conditioner. 30 ft. call 643- wanted for mail processing bedroom in each apart ground 31’ long pools with 1971 VW VAN -.4 cyl., new kitchens, bathrooms, Antiques 46 EAST HARTFORD - Five rebuilt motor, radial tires, repair. Best Offer. m iles. Needs some work. ______L 5187 9 a.m .-4 p.m. plant. Full time. We will Ml. Sumner U&R 8 room ment. Separate furnaces. MUST IM plekad up bufofu huge sundecks, safety fen PRIME LOCATION - roofing and siding or anv •••••••••••••••••••••••ft rooms, heat Included, gar AM-FM cassette stereo, Telephone 6 4 9 -1 6 3 7 after 6 $3,000. Telephone 643-9067. train. Good benefits. Apply ('olonial. Spacious family room $57,900. GORDON Green, lightwelgrht, illuetreted. Don’t give 11:30 u.m. »l «!• M *ocl»M « cing, hi-rate filters, Downtown, Ground level, home improvement need. WANTED: ANTIQUE age. $ ^ . Capitol Homes - sunroof, great transporta p.m. speed" TWO 40 ft. TRAI^LERS - in person: 2964 Main with wood burning stove, living REALTY 643-2174. ladders, etc. Asking $ 9 7 8 four rooms, heat, air- too much of it to the I.R.S. This year, let Telephone 643-6712. HufiM OfAc*. FURNITURE, Glass, 52^5598. tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- PLYMOUTH VOLARE - soot* storage. P riced to Street, Hartford. r o o m with field stone complete. Financing conditioning, utilities and Pewter, Oil Paintings, or 8805. 1970 MONTE CARLO for 1976. 'Excellent running tion. $2500. Cafi Leon - 646- fireplace, large dining room Lots-Land lor Sale 24 a professional prepare your return. available. Telephone NEIL parking. Available im 5187 9 a .m .-4 p.m. LEON CIESZYNSKI Antique items. R. VERNON - four rooms parts. $ 3 0 0 firm. Can be condition, four door, HOME HEALTH CARE and kitchen, spacious master m ediately. Telephone 649- 3539.______collect (203 ) 7fc-3319. Harrison, telephone 6 4 3 - seen at 105 Spruce Street, automatic transmission. WORKERS needed by BUILDING LOT - Glaston BUILDER. New homes, USED MAPLE ARM available now. $225. 2865. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS bedroom. 2 car garage. 2 acre 8709. Manchester. $2000. CaU after 6 p.m . 649- atop the super buys in your ru^os*For*Sa/e 61 agency serving 9 towns bury, Manchester line. 1.7 additions, remodeling, rec brow n print sofa , $179. Capitol Homes 5 2 3 -5 5 9 8 . from $35. Available at local lot Asking <145.000 Normaim Co Molcomlb Spring cleaning time is a 6159. Classified section today. east of river. Previous acres, level, wooded and rooms, garages; kitchens Used WALNUT OFFICE Gov’t. Auctions. For great time to sell no longer Wanted to Buy BUICK REGAL -1980. ’Two experience as nurse aide' private. Convenient to ten remodels, ceilings, bath DESK 30" X 60” , $179. 49 MANCHESTER - Half Directory call Surplus U*R Rutty Co. Inc. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT d o o r , V 6 , automatic helpful, but will train. Car nis club, golf courses and tile, dormers, 'roofing. Watkins Brothers, Main needed, but still useful .duplex - two bedrooms, Data Cenlerlie 415-330-71 DKTSUN DATSUN 643-2692 CASH FOR YOUR Proper transmission, power, essential. Mileage reim shopping. Will custom Residential or commer Street (re a r), 643-5171. itemp with a classified ad. tasement storage, parking SQUARE FEET - In Rtbcrt D. Myrdock, RuHor 649-6498 ✓ ty. We buy quickly and con steering, power brakes, bursement. Excellent build your home to suit cial. 649-4291. for two cars. Adults only - 1973 F O R D MUS^’AN G fidentially. The Hayes Cor dustrial space for light GRANDE 351 aeveland. cruise, good condition. fringes. Daytime hours your needs. Peterman PATIO AWNING - 27’xl5’ i FIREWOOD FOR SALE - no pets. Rent plus utilities, manufacluring, with DESIGN KITCHENS, poration. 646-0131. Good condition, but needs $4995. Telephone 647-9684. only - part time available. Realty and Building Com Includes all posts. Will deliver. Cut and split, security and references loading dock ana office. C & M Tree Service, Free cabinets, vanities, counter minor repairs. $1,000 or Phone 643-9511. E .O .E. MANCHESTER pany, 649-9404 or 64^1171. EXCELLENT Condition. or 4 foot lengths. Call 742- required. Call 643-9784. Bolton area. 646-5686. estimates.' Discount senior tops, kitchen cabinet W A N T E D B Y A P R I L best offer. 643-5547 after 6 INTERNATIONAL - Kxceptional location in this $300. Telephone 643-7139 5726. citizens. Company fronts, custom FIRST - any ty of old p.m . T R A V E L A L L Van 1973. FULL TIME OFFICE executive 9 room custom • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester owned and after 5 p.m . colonial, oversized front to woodworking, colonial wicker - couch, lamp, desk, CaU 643-5187 9 a.m .-4 p.m . PERSON for varied duties. Homes lor Rent 54 back living room, panelled den Services Ottered 31 operated. Call 646-1327. reproductions. J.P. Lewis USED PHOTO ^uipment Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 e tc. T eleph one 649-7069 1979 C H E V Y M ONZA - 'VI Homes-Apts. t o share 5 9 1 O’CORMIER’S f Must be able to operate lovely dining room, and large •••••••••••••••••••••••ft PLYMOUTH SATELLITE various machines and be 649-9658. forsale,asJs.Nikk.or«F 7 ; ^ ™ ! * ! ^ * after 5 p.m . •••••••••^•••••••••••••ft Automatic transmission. kitchen. 4 bedrooms plus REWEAVING BURN LIGHT TRUCKING-Fen- BOLTON - option to buy 1970. Green, two door, good able to work with very lit body, $15. G rafm atic film PERSON ’TO SHARE TWO 28,000 m iles. Im m aculate. gi|est room 3'z baths, 2 HOLES, Zippers, um cing. Attics, cellars, gar One hand tam e - $45, one seven rooms, lots of running condition, raced tle supervision. Must be ELECTRICAL SERVICES holder for 4x5 cam era, $20. Rooms lor Rent 52 BEDROOM home on 646-1718, leave m essage. fireplaces. 2 car garage brellas repaired. Window ages cleaned. AH types Income Tax needs taming - $M. Call extras. CaU now Capitol to sell Immediately. $600. conscientious and depen screened porch. All situated on - We do all types of Elec ’Two Graflite flash guns, O iventry Lake. CaU 742- shades, Venetian blinds. trash, brush removed. , Hop River Gamebird* Hom es, 5 2 3 -5 5 9 8 . CaU 643-5167 9 a .m ^ p.m . dable for small pleasant of a large professionally Service trical Work! Licensed. Call $10 each. Out-of-date FURNISHED ROOM with 52 34 a f t e r 5 p . m . 1979 VW R ABBIT - 35,000 $ IRISH SALE I Keys. TV FOR RENT. land.scaped lot Priced at $195, Picket, Split Rail, , after 5:00 p .m ., 646-1516. Preserve after 6 p.m . 649- carpeting. Male or female. miles. Custom. AM/FM, fice in Bloomfield. For ap M arlow’s, 867 Main Street. Kodak VP126-12 film , 25 MANCHESTER - large Wednesday through Friday 000 Shown by appointment Stockade Fences installed. 9461. excellent condition. MERCURY MONTEGO pointm ent, ca ll 243-5457 649-5221, I N C O M E T A X rolls for $10. Call Doug Two weeks security. $50 and early Saturday. U8R Raiilly Co. Inc. 528-0670. four room house, fireplace, Telephone 568-5467. 1973 - brown, two door. between 8:30 and 4:30 Mon PREPARATION - Exj Heating-Plumbing 35 Bevins at the Manchester Boats-Accessorles 45 weekly. Telephone 646- garage, appliances, 64 3-2692 SINGLE WOMAN - 3^^ith Must sell immediately. We shortened our name and our prices too, day thru Friday. perienced - at your home Herald, 643-2711, only 7687. reasonable. Capitol IMwft D. Myrdyci teiHof MS, ambulatory and self 1969 IN T E R N A T IO N A L $400. CaU 643-5187 9 a.m .-4 23 Homes For Sale 23 - Call Dan Mosler, 649^ SCHALLER PLUMBING- between 1 and 3 p.m. Hom es, 5 2 3 -5 5 9 8 . Just for this green savin’ salel Homes For Sale SOUTH WINDSOR - Room sufficient wants to share TRUCK - 24 ft. van $1200. p.m. 3329. HEATING- Water pump weekdays. for rent with full house apartment with female CaU 643-5187 9 a.m .-4 p.m . specialists. Also, EAST HARTFORD - 1970 FORD TORINO sta remodeling service or TWIN SIZE Mattress and MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful privileges. Telephone 5 2 8 - with MS in Manchester, SALES PERSON - Retail PERSONAL INCOME Glastonbury line - two 1966 CHEVY TRUCK - 12 tion wagon -‘Good running repairs. FREE box spring. Like new - ly equipped. ,40 HP Mer 4566. 'Elast Hartford area. CaU Book Experience bedroom house ’ redone ^17757 ft. body van.n. Must Mu! sell im- condition. Reasonable. ■TAX SERVICE - Returns ESTIMATES. 649-4266. Three months old. $100. cury electric start, preferred. REEDS, INC., ...... mediately. $950. Call 643- Telephone 647-1918 after 5 prepared, tax advice Telephone 6 4 3 -0 4 2 3 after 5 Teleflex-stick steering. R O O M F O R Manchester Parkade. GENTLEMAN - kitchen 5187 9 a.m.-4 p.m. p.m . given. Learn how to best p.m. Hummingbird depth ______^______A u tos For Sale 51 manage your personal sounder, Shakespeare privileges. Air conditioned, VERNON home - large COSMETIC AND SKIN washer, dryer, etc. 643- finances. Reasonable S C R E E N E D L O A M - remote electric motor, CB, three bedroom, many CARE FIRM needs M&M Plumbing and gravel, processed gravel, Aerated livewell, bilge 5600. extras. $300. Capitol demonstrators and dealers rates. Call 646-7306. Heating, M anchester. 649- sand, stone and fill. For pump and much more! Hom es - 523-5598. for party system in 2871. Small repairs, Deliveries call Geor;leorge Asking $2500. Telephone Apartments lor Rent 53 Connecticut area. NO IN remodeling, heating, R E A L T O R ^ TAXES PREPARED Griffing - Andover - 742- 649-7862 b e fo re 2:30 or MANCHESTER - five CASH INVESTMENT baths, kitchens and water TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN’S Y O U R HOME a aiiu waici - aftpr 10 n .m . MANCHESTER- One and room house, garage, required. 228-9488; Reasonable rates heaters. Free estimates! ...... P two bedroom apartments evenings - 537-1350 ask for G flO U P t; A select ^tsocMtton of n tA L T O R S serving the gref^ter fireplace, only $400. *5999 Manchester AreA with more .advertising expertise. accurate. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale B1 available. Centrally Capitilitol H om es - 523-5598. Cheryle. imp.4ct Ana efficiency for both buyers And sellers. •••••••••••••••••••••••• located on busline near Norm Marshall, •••••••••••••••••••••••ft ST. PATRICK’S DAY SALE Services Wanted SB shopping center and i643-9044. « NEW OFFICE - National schools. For further details EXPERIENCED caU 649-7157. OHIces-Stores 60 business service company TAX RETURNS seeks responsible in MANCHESTER PERSON to run tag sale. lor Rent 55 WHERE YOU CAN SAVE PREPARED in your dividual for telephone L< king for a home in the country? Here it is, and I Moving soon. Call 649-4629 MANCHESTER MAIN answering. Start asap. it's right in town. Four bedroom Dutch Colonial on | hom e. Call 647-9272 after after 4:30 p.m. S’TREET - One room ef- WORKSPACE OR MORE OF THE GREEN Brand new 1982 Dateun Shortbed — A-speed Resume and salary almost three acres with small french water pond. 5 p.m . TTSParkwSt., ficiency.o Heated, hot STORAGE SPACE FOR requirements to Maureen 422 feet of frontage for privacy. $185,000. water, appliances. No pets. RENT in Manchester. No THAN EVER!” MANCHESTER lease or security deposit. — ' all freight and dealer prep charges. Dolan, The Headquarters Household G o o d s 40 | Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Security. Parking. Companies, One Corporate BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Telephone 523-7047. Reasonable rates. Suitable Stock #3369 Center, Hartford.CT 06103. Concrete. Chimney S a t 8-3 for small business. Retail TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN S £ Wolverton Agency USED Repairs. "No Job Too and commerciaUy xoned. 24 Tolland Toka.Tpka. (Rt 83) ^ ▼ REFRIGERATORS, MANCHESTER - Newly Sm all.” Call 644-8356 for CaU 872-1801, 10 to 5. RECEPTIONIST - 40 hour 649-2813 WASHERS, RANGES - decorated one bedroom Vmmon, Ct. 649-2838 estimates. SPECIALIZING IN week. Knowledge of typing Clean, Guaranteed. Parts apartment. Access to shop helpful. Call Judy - 646- &. Service. Low prices! AUTO PECYCLING O LATE ping centers, buslines and Autoa For Sale 61 2900. schools. For further details LICENSED DAY CARE B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main NEW LISTING - MANCHESHR please, call 528-4196 HOME - Will watch your Street. 643-2171. MODEL PARTS WANTED: Woman to care A*/3 room Townhouse Condominium in desirable | child or infant days. Call between 9 and 5 pm or f0^0’ Cormier! Royal Arms. Brick construction, stove, I for infant preferably in our 646-0262. after 5 pm and weekends,. refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal. U/5 baths, wall Articles tor Sale 41 home starting in May. Call to wall carpeting throughout, sliders to very | BF IT'S A FART YOU N E ^ 6 4 9 -7 1 5 7 . 643-4092. private deck, full basement, like new. $84,000. ELECTRICAL WORK done including appliances. CAUUS ZVs ROOM A PAR TM E N T - INFORMATION ON ‘ Good work done at a good Private home. Heat, I Motor Sales. * ★ 285 Broad St., Manchester Alaskan and overseas Lombardo & Associates _ L