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William Flynn Jr. Arthur ORirowicz Richard Carocari Penny Tierney Wayne C. Colon Michael Vignone Loren J. Schneider Carl F. Sternal Coniio suspension voted Parsons commented in the 10-day By MARY KITZMANN appeared at the board meeting "the rich picking the pockets of the poor” Richard Zimmer III, of J.D. intervening period before the or Herald Reporter saying low-income families and dinance takes effect there would be a elderly were being displaced. Real Estate, said the moratorium MANCHESTER — Amid cautions "race” to convert apartments. The residents also say middle- was "unfair” to apartment owners. Dusiness^------: that the action will not solve But Henry Marcus, of Coronado income families are pressured by J.D. Real Estate has converted Manchester’s housing shortage, and Club, which converted last fall, said 8 mg.’tar,' 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Methotl. conversions, and young couples will several complexes in Manchester to New staff radiologist expressing pessimism that it would "They shouldn’t cry they’re losing a be forced to move from Manchester. condominiums. be solved, the Board of Directors im couple thousand. They’ll make it up MANCHESTER — Arthur A. Ostrowitz, M.D., has Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined There is a consensus that there is a "The moratorium only puts off posed a 90-day moratorium on con- our of our hides. They always do.” joined Manchester Radiologists and is the new staff housing shortage in Manchester, the something and unfairly takes time radiologist in the X-Ray Department of Manchester That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. dominiun conversions. away from business,” he said. The board’s consensus was that the residents contend conversions moratorium would at least alleviate Memorial Hospital. The moratorium, which will take further aggravate the situation. "There’s no justification for it.’’ displacing tenants during the time A graduate of Queens College of the City University of effect in about 10 days after the town They wanted the moratorium to give Willis Parsons, an attorney clerk publishes the legal notices, the town studies housing alter New York with a B.A. degree in chemistry, Dr. Ostrowitz the town a chance to study effects representing an apartment owner received his medical degree from the State University of passed with eight dlreotors in favor about to convert, said most persons natives. and alternatives. But the board noted the housing New York-Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. and one abstention. The town’s vacancy rate is present “don’t realize the fact of life” that He completed a surgical internship at John Hopkins As owner of several rental landlords cannot cover costs. shortage would still exist after the ly below 1 percent. In past weeks moratorium ends. Medical Center in Baltimore and a radiology residency at buildings. Director James conversions have remov^ 393 units “By this moratorium you think McCavanagh abstained. "They’ll be back at the end of the SUNY-Downstate. He served in the U.S. Air Force for from the rental market. you’re helping somebody,but actual McCavanagh has said “in his own 90 days, expressing the the same con two years as a general medical officer in the Azore HoweveV, last week several ly your defeating yourself,” he said. Islands, achieving the rank of Captain. mind” there was a possible conflict Parsons said his client would lose cerns and asking for a board representatives of real estate agents response,” Mayor Stephen Penny For the past two years. Dr. Ostrowitz has served as a of interest. said that the Kving space is still several thousand dollars to the bank. The vote came after the the board said. staff radiologist at the Brooklyn Veterans’ Hospital, a available whether as apartments or The guarantee of the bank to heard about 60 people outline the Perhaps by then there will be .division of Downstate Medical Center. condominiuns. provide the loans to apartment A member of Alpha Omega, the medical honor society. problems a condominium conversion buyers will expire before the 90-day relocation assistance, or money to Last night, while some expressed assist in buying units, or money to Dr. Ostrowitz is certified by the American Board of causes. the opinion that conversions were period ends. Radiology. His specialties within the field of radiology in Last week about 75 persons construct new complexes. Penny clude angiography and invasive special procedures. said. He lives in Manchester with his wife and son. "But I concur with Cassano (Stephen Cassano, deputy mayor) Issue not conversions^ that this may be wishful thinking,” Retires after 34 years Penny said. 100th birthday The board voted to establish a Richard A. Carocari of Manchester has retired from Mrs. Flora Welles of Manchester, celebrated her 100th Southern New England Telephone after 34 years of ser mayor’s committee, which will birthday Tuesday at a party hosted by friends and neighbors at hut affordable housing report in 60 days. Committee vice. He was a supervisor-installation/repair in Cronin Hall at Mayfair Gardens. Mrs. Welles, the widow of Manchester at the time of his retirement. providing this type of housing,” Pen "Manchester has to decide what membership will be composed of Try Golden Ughfs By MARY KITZMANN bankers, real estate agents, and Milo D. Welles, was born in West Hartford on March 11,1880, His retirement plans include his hobby of ham radio Herald Reporter ny, who oppos^ withdrawing, said. kind of town do.you want. Do you operating and traveling. "But it was the decision of the elec want one that protects the eiderly representatives from the Chamber of the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong, longtime MANCHESTER - It’s an issue of Commerce, the town Human Ser Carocari is a member of the Elks. torate that when we withdrew from and low-income families or a selfish residents of Manchester. She worked for a time at Burnham’s finding affordable housing, not vice, Planning and Zoning the program, they voted not to town that say, ‘fine’ get rid of the so- Book Store in West Hartford. She has two children, Stuart whether conversions should be con Departments, and Town Attorney’s replace the fund with local dollars. called trash.” Welles of Cape Cod, Mass.; a daughter, Esther Clarke of Joins real estate firm trolled, the Board of Directors Office, and from citizens groups. The “I expressed the concerns that Penny, Deputy Mayor Stephen advocacy group that first proposed Bolton; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A MANCHESTER—Mrs. Penny Tierney of 211 Ferguson agreed last night. they do tonight. Perhaps it’s time to Cassano, and Director Pete DiRosa The taste the moratorium, Manchester resident of Manchester for many years, she was formerly a Road has joined the staff of ERA Blanchard and Rosset- Imposing 90-day moratorium reconsider that decision if we’re all were pessimistic that the local to. Realtors, 189 W. Center St. doesn’t address Manchester’s really concerned about this.” government could find any answers Citizens for Social Responsibility will member of the King’s Daughters and the Second She will specialize in residential real estate. housing shortage, but it gives time to Penny’s remarks were at odds with in the 90-day period. be represented, along with the Congregational Church in Manchester. (Herald photo by Pin consider how to deal with the She has lived in the Manchester area for 15 years and those of John Tucci, who Supported Some suggestions for providing af Manchester Property Owners to) problems conversion cause, the Association. has been active in real estate sales for two years. high tar smokers want the last year’s withdrawal. fordable housing was providing in directors reasoned. She is a graduate of Manchester Community College ' "It’s time the federal government centives to build apartment com In the past two weeks, groups of and previously served as a legislative intern. stopped spending money on these plexes, creating a Fair Rent Com about 70 persons attended the board She and her husband have four daughters. programs arid develops tax incen mission, revamping the zoning laws, Awesome primary blitz meeting, urging adoption of the tives for new developments,” he and further regulating condominium Card services director in a low tac moratorium. Most residents were said. conversions. concerned the low-income and the But another resident said that State Rep. Walter Joyner, R- HARTFORD — Wayne C. Colon of Manchester has elderly were being forced from their despite the withdrawal Manchester Manchester, said the town should joined First Connecticut Bancorp as director of credit • With over 75 low tar products fo choose from, homes, and that many young couples Leaders aim north had a decision to make. issue 20-year bonds and use the card services. over I million smokers hove switched were forced from the town. "It’s not a questions of making money toward the purchase of By United PresH International Ford, who has been inching to the which the president won by a tremen Colon, who previously had been with the Connecticut , to C^lden Lights. However, last night Mayor Stephen profit on conversions or losing homes. The proposal would "pay President Carter and Ronald edge of the presidential waters. dous margin, but there will be other Bank and Trust Co., attended the University of Connec Penny said that these were the con • 75% come from higher tor brands and stay money, or scrapping the free enter itself” Joyner said though the reim Reagan, commanding leaders in the Ford's said today he will make his states — show that people are not ticut and Williams College School of Banking. He is also a cerns of the Community Develop often after trying just one pock. prise system by regulating conver bursements of the people who race for the White House with an announcement immediately after the going to accept simple, gimmicky past chairman of the New England Adjustment Managers ment Program the town voted to sions,” Henry Marcus said. receive the low-interest home loans. awesome blitz of Dixie, today aimed Illinois primary. election year proposals or solutions Association. withdraw from last April. "Basically the moratorium is a par Joyner supports Manchester’s their campaigns north toward next In addition to Carter’s primary for these problems.” First Connecticut Bancorp is the parent holding com "We were in a limited program tial answer. It’s a social and legal moratorium while the proposals is Tuesday’s possible make-or-break landslides, Oklahoma’s precinct The victories provided Reagan and pany of United Bank and Trust Co. (Hartford), New Bri that was making some headway in problem.” completed. Illinois primary. caucuses delivered him an un Carter momentum as the primary tain National Bank, the Simsbury Bank and Trust Co., The clear-cut front-runners for the expectedly large 7-1 victory margin. trail wends into Illinois where the Pioneer Credit Corp. of Hartford, and the Bank Computer Democratic and Republican Carter also beat Kennedy in the reception may not match the Center of Connecticut. nominations crushed Edward Washington and Hawaii caucuses hospitality of the friendly South. Sweeney selected Kennedy and George Bush Tuesday Tuesday. Although Carter is favored, Realty office transfer in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. White House press secretary Jody Kennedy has devoted all his time and MANCHESTER —Michael J. Vignone has been Carter reaped 181 convention Powell noted today Carter won han what is left of his money in the land transferred to the Manchester office of The Barrows delegates, while Reagan padded his dily despite "tough, difficult” of Lincoln. as police captain delegate lead by 105. problems in the nation's economy. Company Merrill-Lynch Realty. On the Republican side, Reagan Vignone joined the Barrows organization in 1978 and The sweeps carried some im And he tpok an obvious swipe at again must face Bush and the He was bom and educated in East previously served in sales positions with a phar By KEVIN FOLEY pressive winning numbers. For Kennedy's call for wage-and-price dangerous John Anderson, an Illinois Hartford and now lives with his wife Carter, 61 percent in Florida, 88 per controls to stem inflation. native who leads in two new Chicago maceutical firm. Herald Reporter and two children in Manchester. He cent in Georgia, 82 percent in “Certainly the economy has polls. He is a former Manchester resident and is a graduate MANCHESTER - Police Chief has earned an associates degree Alabama. For Reagan the same already been important. It will con Carter was winning 76 delegates in of the University of Connecticut and theXiniversity. of Robert Lannan announced from Manchester Community Hartford. states yielded percentages of 57, 73, tinue to be important,” said Powell Florida. 62 in Georgia and 43 in Wednesday the appointm ent of College and is currently working 69. on the CBS Morning News program. Alabama for an indicated total of 267 James Sweeney, a 12-year veteran of towards a bachelors degree in public Reagan’s hig wins put more “And I think the results — not only toward the 1,666 needed for nomina Opens additional office the Manchester police force, to ad administration at the University of pressure on former President Gerald in these six or seven states last night tion. MANCHESTER — Dr. Loren J. Schneider, podiatrist, ministrative captain. Hartford. 341 Broad St., Manchester, announced the opening of an Sweeney will take over the position Sweeney attended the FBI additional office for the practice of podiatric medicine at formerly held by Lt. John J. Baldyga. Academy in Quantico, Va. fom April 281 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. However, Lannan said, the position to June, 1978 and replaced Joseph Dr. Schneider has a bachelor of arts degree from has been modified and streamlined to Brooks two years ago as ad Opponents wonH concede Montclair State College and was awarded a doctor of include not only the maintenance ministrative lieutenant when Brooks podiatric mediae degree, with honors, from the Illinois department, but the computer, was promoted to detective captain. By United Press International Reagan said he was running behind came out with a handful of records, communications and Sweeney, in his first duty as cap College of Podiatric Medicine, where he was also elected President Carter and Ronald Rep. John Anderson in Anderson’s delegates,” Bush said. "It's a to Kappa .Tau Epsilon, At that time he became a member training divisions as well. tain, has appointed three civilian dis home state of Illinois, but a victory national campaign." Sweeney, 33, was named to the post patchers who will begin training Sun Reagan believe their primary vic of the American Public Health Association, He was also tories in the South, coupled with wins was not vital to his success. "No one involvea in a research project on ballet injuries and . after a career in which he began as a day. They are Robert Mazzone and elsewhere, show they have broad state is fatal,” Reagan said. sports medicine. patrolman and moved through the Gerald E. Fields, both ot Former U N. Ambassador George When told of Bush’s comments, ranks as street sergeant, detective M anchester, and L aurance H. support throughout the country. Dr. Schneider is a Diplomate of the National Board of James Sweeney Their opponents are not willing to Bush said he "would like to have Anderson said: "If Mr. Bush con Podiatry Examiners. Dr. Schneider served his post lieutenant and administrative lieute Warren of Andover. done better” against Reagan in the siders himself a national candidate nant. concede that point, graduate training in Corpus Christi, Texas, where he was “We’re very grateful,” Carter South, but noted he did better than after the devastating defeats in affiliated at Doctor’s Hospital. campaign chairman Robert Strauss any other Republican candidate — an Florida, Alabama and Georgia, then His specialities include surgery, sports medicine and said Tuesday night of the president’s obvious reference to Anderson. I think I’m just as much of a national pediatrics. victories in the Alabama, Georgia "I went South, challenged and candidate as he.” Waste sites studied and Florida primaries. "It’s a great Named assistant director win for us, but it’s not a turning point HARTFORD—William J. Flynn Jr. of Manchester was By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Parkade is b a ^ had been a dump. — not yet.” promoted to assistant director, policyholder services Another source for finding sites Herald Reporter "The parkade is built basically on a was a response by companies to a White House press secretary Jody department, at Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. He filled over dump. Not too. many peo Powell said Carter’s sweep of three uiedneidQy. MANCHESTER - The state state questionnaire asking if the directs the activities of three regional teams responsible Southern primaries and his earlier Department of Environmental ple know that,” Salcius said. company handles carcinogenic sub for correspondence, complaints, collect calls, and multi Another area mentioned by the wins in New England "certainly give The weather service requests. Protection has sent a list of 51 sites stances in their production process. In sports town is the comer of School Street Klock Machine Division of Gulf an indication of very strong Flynn joined the income agreement department of where hazardous wastes may have Fair and cold tonight. Cloudy and Autumn Street. The area is town and Western and the Rogers Corp^n nationwide support for the East Haven ends East Catholic’s Connecticut Mutual Life in 1963. Following a series of been deposited to the Town Health with chance of snow or rain Department. owned, and is a vacant, overgrown Oakland Street were found th ro u ^ president.” bid for hoop title ... Page 7. promotions he was named administrator for policyholder lot used mainly to collect used Patrick Lucey, spokesman for Sen, Thursday. Detailed forecast on services in 1977. John Salcius, sanitarian, said the this method. Salcius said the lagoons Page 2. list doesn’t mean there is a problem, Christmas trees. It was formerly a on the Klock site may have metal Edward Kennedy, said the Kennedy it only means further investigation is dump. hydroxide sludge in them, which campaign expected Carter to sweep Inside today Secretary at The Hartford Salcius said he didn’t feel these the South and put little effort into required. He said the list will could leak into the ground causing Business...... 24 areas would be of concern to DEP contamination of wells. winning those states. Connecticut HARTFORD-Carl F. Sternat of Vernon has been probably be narrowed to five or six Ciassified...... 20-22 because they don’t affect the en Salcius said there is currently no “I don’t think it (the defeats) will elected a secretary in commercial property underwriting sites, after further investigation. But The state's already delayed and C om ics...... 23 vironment. He particularly added law against the sludge, but there may hurt us in Illinois,” Lucey said. at The Hartford Insurance Group. Salcius added “I don't see anything criticized motor vehicie emissions Editorial ...... 4 that he didn't think the old dump be one within three years, as public Illinois holds its primary election He is responsible for staff planning and development, the state would consider an immi testing program runs into a new Entertainment ...... 10 would affect the water supply by the knowledge of danger possibilities next Tuesday. as well as training and education, for The Hartford’s nent hazard.” problem — the prospect it could F am ily ...... 14-18 The list was culled from 17 parkade, specifically Bigelow Brook grow. Salcius termed hazardous On the Republican side, Reagan cost as much as 1100 million. Page commercial property underwriting countrywide. and Hilliard Pond. said his campaign has "taken on Obituaries ...... 6 Sternat joined The Hartford in 1969 in New York and sources, one of them being a list sent waste disposal the political and en 2. People/Food...... 13 The state has said its investigation vironmental issue of the 1980’s. quite a national look.” But he said it moved to Newark later that year as a supervising un by the health department to the Opponents of a biil to require Peopletalk...... 2 priority would be for those areas The Rogers site must be in was “awful early to predict” he derwriter. He was promoted to assistant property and state, detailing areas the town most minors to have parental con S ports...... 7-9 most heavily dependent on vestigated because some of the would keep on rolling and winning to package superintendent in 1970, was named to the proper believes were historical dumping sent for an abortion call it a viola Television ...... 10 C lorlllord. U.S A ./ IW sites. groundwater for drinking water or wastes used in their production are the convention. t ' ty manager position in Syracuse in 1971. He became a tion of individual rights, but TownTalk...... 6 "where quantities of waste or the “Two candidates are already out of commercial multi-peril line of business director in 1973 Of the 51 cites, Salcius said two carcinogenic. The wastes are proponents say it’s safeguai^ for U p d ate...... 2 sites were suggested by the town. natural conditions of the site indicate specifically Benzene, phenol and the race. I’ve got to go further,” he famiiies. Page 19. and was elected assistant secretary, marketing in 1977 cause for particular concern.” W eather...... 2 He is a 1984 graduate of Gettysburg College. The area on which the Manchester asbestos. said. EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 12, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, Wed- March U, IWO Subcommittee leaders Oil lobbyist says M p c k i t e _ wrap up MHS report plan hurts policy HARTFORD (UPI) - Adoption of a proposed state tax today at an intersection on San Juan’s busiest freeway in lists and payment of a $10 million ransom. Their origirai armed rebels are facing the advancing 80,000-strong and not for any continuing length of time. Carter sets budget cut By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA on major oil companies doing business in Connecticut what appeared to be a terrorist attack. demands were $50 million and freedom for 311 im Soviet force. Deakin said the board indicated it is not of WASmNGTON (UPI) - PrMident Carter will cut $12 could ignite a chain of events ending in deterioration of First reports said a Navy officer was wounded but prisoned comrad^. Herald Reporter the mind to stretch the system for an billion to $22 billion from the federal budget, say state national energy policy, an oil company lobbyist says. Puerto Rican police Sgt. Victor M. Resto denied anyone U.S, lets U.N. continue MANCHESTER - Subcommittee extended period of years. and mimicipal officials who discussed inflation with him. Thomas Coates, executive director of the Connecticut was injure. Gacy case goes to jury WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Carter administration has chairmen for the Committee on the Apparently, the man works in town and They were told $2.3 billion in revenue-sharing funds for Petroleum Council, predicted Tuesday that if Connec Resto said the Navy vehicle, carrying two officers and indicated it is willing to let the United Nations attempt to Renovation of Manchester High School has a sister with children attending the states are “in real danger.” CHICAGO (UPI) - T h e jury in the trial of John Wayne ticut adopts the proposed 1.5 percent levy on oil com a non-commissioned officer, came under fire from a resolve the 130-day-old hostage situation in Iran and is not met Monday evening to wrap up the Bowers Elementary School. He would like Carter, after an extensive review of his economic Gacy, charged with killing 33 young men and boys, must panies gross receipts, other states will quickly follow smali Japanese-made car carrying two men and a yet considering a military response to the crisis. group’s report to the Board of location, to have his child attend Bowers with the policies, will unveil his anti-inflation proposals this week, decide whether he is “the worst of all murderers,” as the suit. woman. Seven slugs hit the Navy car, all on the right side State Department spokesman Hodding Carter said in expected on March 24. cousins, and then stay at the sister’s after possibly before a joint session of Congress Thursday prosecution contends, or innocent hy reason of insanity. Coates predicted such a chain of events would ‘.‘cut and door. Washington the Iranian militants’ refusal to let a U.N. Superintendent James Kennedy said the school while he supports his family. niAt. The jury of seven men and five women was expected to away” at the nation’s established energy policy, in Four more bullets hit the windshield and trunk of a panel see the 50 American hostages at the U.S. Embassy group had satisfied a recurring concern; “He can’t afford the full rate, and he’s The proposals may include restrictions on the use of begin deliberations today. Attorneys for both sides cluding the windfall profits tax pending in Congress. passing car driven by a woman employee of the Puerto presented emotional closing arguments Tuesday after in Tehran was “clearly very serious,’^ but he said Presi that of being involved in the specifics of asking for a break. He is entitled to an credit cards, in hopes of dampening consumer spending. answer,” Deakin said. A decision in the He said one reason the oil industry opposed the state Rico Superior Court but she was not reported injured. five weeks of testimony. dent Carter has ruled out military action “at this time.” the repair project, as opposed to only "I believe the president is going to address this issue giving a general approval that repairs matter is expected in one to two weeks, tax was because it would further siphon off money that should be pumped back into development of new (of inflation) fairly and firmly," New Jersey Gov. Bren Attack due on Moslems Police have confession need to be done. after Deakin clarifies several points with dan Byrne told reporters Tuesday, following a session Guerrillas lower demands Kennedy said the chairmen wiil meet the father. petroleum sources. Carter had with a group of governors and mayors. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) — An Afghan rebel If the windfall profits tax failed to win congressional BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — Leftist guerrillas holding PURCHASE, N.Y. (UPI) - Police say the head with the architect and the town Building Also in executive session, the school “Revenue sharing for the states is in real danger, I leader said today Soviet troops have surrounded 33 mistress of an exclusive Virginia girls school admitted approval, Coates said states might want to consider taxes more than 30 hostages, including 20 diplomats, in the Committee in mid-Aprii or May. At that board discussed the contract negotiations don’t have any doubts about that,” he said. settlements of Shiite Moslems in central Afghanistan and she shot and killed Dr. Herman Tamower, author of the point, the architect would have some idea with the nurses. Deakin said about 15 similar to the levy proposed in Connecticut. Dominican Republic Embassy have lowered their ran But he warned, as the Connecticut tax is now written it an attack on them was expected as part of a Soviet spring “Scarsdale Diet.” of how to solve the problems inherent in nurses are involved, and that the group som demands. would be unconstitutional and if enacted would end up U. S. Navy car attacked offensive to rid Afghanistan of Moslem resistance. Jean Harris, 56, of McLean, Va., who helped Tamower the renovation and will have developed cost has traditionally been the quickest Reports in the Ck>iombian press said the 20 to 30 HujatuI Ahmad Zada, bead of the Revolutionary being passed on to consumers in the form of a 3)A-to 4- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (liPI) — Two men and a write the best seller, appeared for her arraignment estimates, but everything will be tentative employee bloc to settle. members of the left-wing April 19 movement in the em Organization for the Unity of Moslem Afghanistan, told a Tuesday on charges of second-degree murder in the death cent-a-gallon hike in petroleum prices anyway. woman in an automobile opened fired on a U.S. Navy car bassy agreed to settle for the release of 70 to 80 jailed lef- and subject to the committee’s input. TTieir agreeableness can be traced, Members of the Connecticut Citizen Labor Energy Coalition protest news conference in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 60,000 lightly of the bachelor 69-year-old cardiologist. In other meetings closed to the public, Deakin felt, to the fact that their contract Coates met with reporters to outline the council’s op the Board of Education met in executive comes up after the other five employee Tuesday in front of the Hartford office of the Connecticut Petroleum position to the tax after 125 chanting demonstrators Council as a delegation from the group asked for full disclosure of the picketed the council’s downtown offices to protest the 1 session to review an unusual parent groups have been negotiated and "by then, Peopletalk' request. An Andover resident, who is a they know the ballpark.” council’s lobbying practices and expenditures. (UPI photo) group’s opposition to the tax. Emission testing delays single parent, is asking that his child be Deakin said he will meet on March 19 „ ^ '!V> U »01TO«w ra allowed to attend the Manchester school with the nurses’ union representative, nnizM o^ Passing the buck system. from the Civil Service Employees Af A A Paul Cassidy doesn’t like the quarter-sized Susan The man has requested that he be filiates Inc. He said he expected a con S. B. Anthony dollar coin any better than anybody allowed to pay the school system a tract to be settled by April. else, but that didn't keep him from starting a to hike inspection costs reduced tuition rate of $600 per year, stampede for them at the Holyoke, Mass., post of which is the rate charged Hartford for I Dance scheduled | fice. HARTFORD (UPI) — State officials have told law their Project Concern students. Cassidy is a 21-year veteran of the U.S. Postal makers the state’s auto emissions law has been outdated Wilson E. Deakin, assistant superinten MANCHESTER — Members of Service which is the Treasury Department’s first by delays and starting up an inspection system will cost dent, said today the child will be entering Parents Without Partners are TIMHIAtUllt line of offense in a campaign to sell the controver motorists more than the $10 inspection limit. kindergarden in the fall, and that the reminded of the dance to be held sial minicartwheels. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Benjamin Muzio pegged gentleman is interested in sending his Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Nothing was working — until Cassidy put up his the cost of an auto emissions program as high as $100 child to Manchester schools on a con Ramada Inn in East Windsor. Music sign. Then suddenly everybody wanted them — in million and he suggested Tuesday that the state should tinuing basis. will be provided by the Arcades. This pay for inspections over $10. lots as high, in one case, as 90. Deakin said while Manchester has in the is a Tri-State Conference weekend so uriinM N tK FOTOOIT t The sign said, “Susan B. Anthony Silver Dollars— Muzio’s comments came before the Legislature's En past allowed out-of-town residents to send there are free workshops on Saturday vironment Committee which is considering ways to For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/14/80. During limit two per customer.” Says Cassidy, "Personal their children to Manchester schools, and Sunday. Call one of the PWB of Wednesday night, showers wili fail in the north and mid ly I don't like them. They’re confusing ... amend the controversial contract requirements of the these instances were for a one-year period ficers for information. plan so it can get off the ground. Pacific coast with snow in the northern Rockies, Snow The starting date for auto inspections has already been wili be expected aiso in the Ohio-Tennessee valley, parts pushed back a year to Jan. 1,1981, and the state faces a of the Northeast, changing to rain and showers southward Law east of the Pecos federal deadline of Dec. 31,1982, when it could lose $200 into the south Atlantic area. Clear to partly cloudy Dallas Justice of the Peace Dan EJddy — leery of Tax collector budget million in highway funds for non-compliance. elsewhere. some of the characters who have business in his courtroom — can’t talk Constable T.A. Vines out of The state has b^n unable to find a private contractor a bailiff, so he's resorted to packing a six-gun. And to carry out the massive job over a five-year period as Weather forecast he doesn't like it. specified in the law enacted in 1978. The only two bids, seeking new position Says Ekidy, “I’m not John Wayne. I don’t feel both from the Hamilton Test Standards Division of Hamilton Standard in Windsor locks, were rejected Mostly sunny and cold today with slowly diminishing comfortable carrying a gun. I feel like the bouncer in some honky tonk. I've got murderers, robbers, because they did not comply with specifications. winds, Highs in the low to mid 30s or about 1 C, Fair and Muzio said the bid concept should be abandoned and the By MARTIN KEARNS totaled about 40,000 annually continued cold tonight but with increasing cloudiness rapists and tMeves coming into my courtroom. I The Board of Directors has mandated called for knives in my courtroom one day and nine MVD should be allowed to negotiate a contract with a Motor Vehicles Commissioner Benjamin Herald Reporter toward morning. Lows in the teens, Thursday cloudy with vendor so that factors such as rising costs and inflation that the department follow-up on women came forward.” Muzio listens as he waits to testify before the MANCHESTER - The tax collector’s chance of snow or rain beginning in the afternoon, Highs can be considered. He said this was the most important delinquent tax bill. Turek said an average Eddy says until he gets some police protection budget for the coming year includes a Prices Ettective Mon., March 10 thru Sat., March 15, 1980. in the middle 30s, Probability of precipitation near zero consideration and once a contract was negotiated, the Legislature’s environmental committee, of $500,000 in delinquent taxes must be today and tonight and 30 percent Thursday, Westerly he'll carry his .38-caliber revolver in the courtroom, Tuesday, on auto emissions testing. (UPI request for an additional staff person. carried over into the next fiscal year. As a OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. his office and “even to bed if I have to.” program could get under way in about six months. James Turek, collector of tax revenue, winds 15 to 25 mph diminishing slowly today. Light Muzio said rising inflation since the law was enacted result, he said, the town loses interest that photo) said he hopes to expand his staff of five OPEN MON THRU SAT 8:30A.M. to 9P.M variable winds tonight becoming easterly 10 to 15 mph “makes it impossible” for a firm to charge less than $10 could be earned on the taxes. and one-half persons to six and one-half. Thursday, for auto inspections. He told the committee any costs to Turek called his request justified, Method acting He said work overload during the peak MANCHESTER motorists over $10 should be picked up by the state. makers have voiced strong oppostion to. It would allow saying supervisory personnel nust often period, roughly defined as Jan. 1 to Feb 15, Extended outlook Show biz carries some built-in dangers, and Barry Muzio supported proposed amendments to raise the him, he said, to consider using economically different perform clerical tasks to keep pace with 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN prevents the current staff from ac BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England Van Dyke discovered one of the more exotic sort term of the contract to seven years, creation of a ■ procedures such as mobile inspection stations in rural the work loads during peak periods. complishing its task of collecting Friday through Sunday: recently during the filming of “Galactica ’80” on revolving fund to help pay for adminstrative costs and the parts of the state. Henderson said it would be a shame to EAST HARTFORD Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: (^ance of the streets of Los Angeles. Department of Environmental Protection Com revenues on time. have to hire a full-time staff person to ac use of "alternative” forms of conducting vehicle inspec The town Planning Department has also 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE rain coastal sections and snow or rain inland Friday en His Tole called for him to come sprinting put of tions’ ■ *• missioner Stanley Pac supported the proposed commodate work levels in peak periods. asked that a full-time planner by hired to ding during the day. Fair weather Saturday, Increasing the Reseda UCB Bank, carrying two big sacks of The cost for a five-year program would run from $60 amendments in order to get the program underway He asked if temporary help might not be MIDDLETOWN help revise the Comprehensive Plan of cloudiness Sunday with chance of rain developing,. money. million to $70 million and on a seven-year program “from before the federal deadline expires. an answer. 900 WASHINGTON ST . RT 66 lA L S Daytime highs in the 40s, Overnight lows in the 30s early Unfortunately, nobody briefed the two cops who $90 million to as high as $100 million,” he said. Pac approved of the idea of switching from bids to a Development. Salary figures are being Turek also made it clear he felt ad Friday and in the upper 20s to middle 30s early Saturday happened to be cruising by in a patrol car. It took Muzio said there was no way to determine what it negotiated contract and said lawmakers wouldn’t have to withheld until Town Manager Robert ditional staff and not additional com NOT RESPONSIBLE EOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS W r re s trv f me nghi lo lim it guaniihev to 4 um is unless ome'w
primary election is open to a candidates, delegates to the they are elitist. Sttvan Harry. Exacuttva Editor legal challenge because it is national conventions or party Connecticut’s registration . Cuttomtr 8«rv(M — 647*0046 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarltua discriminatory. preferences. law is a perfect example of Raymond P. Robinton. Edltor*Publlthtr In Connecticut independent We can’t understand why legislation which penalizes voters, those who register an unaffiliated voter should some, while favoring others. have been required to Because the incumbent without party affiliation can be given special status not We are confident the law reregister to vote in this president is a Democrat, the reregister with a party af offered the electorate as a wouldn’t stand scrutiny of a month’s primary, there were switches would most likely filiation up to a matter of whole. court test, especially where no Americans being held be from Democrat to several weeks before the The rule assumes the worst federal offices are involved hostage in Iran, there had Republican, as the primary, then vote in the in the voter. and the federal laws would been no Russian invasion of Democrats rightly or wrong primary. It assumes the only reason apply. Afghanistan, inflation was at ly take the credit or blame But those who are an individual might want to As long as this elitist a far lower rate than it is for the actions of the last six registered with a party af switch affiliation is to in legislation remains on the today and mortgage interest months. filiation must wait six terfere in the opposing par books in Connecticut, the un rates were hovering around months after a change in af ty’s candidate selection affiliated voter will hold a the 10 to 11 percent mark, not But the inequities of the filiation before voting in the process. special status. the current 14 percent plus provision beg the question primary. The rule, in effect, disen It is possible for individuals range of today. and sooner or later, we are We can understand the con franchises those who register to change their minds on the It is possible persons who confident it will be struck cern of party leaders for the with a party affiliation. performance of the political were registered with one par down. integrity of their primary We don’t think that disen- party they have selected. ty or the other may have Meanwhile, the best advice elections. The intent is to frachisement is fair or is For example in October, changed their view in that we can give to the voter" is keep members of the op equal protection under the when affiliated voters would time. register as an independent w SG00P8 Congressional Quarterly ARoifffPouRpucfumr, m w iK m m 31 mtfconiA m t m Do you want more gasohol ? y m ., By ANN PELHAM of more efficient cars and higher With the help ol trade associations, Howard lobbied House conferees on WASHINGTON - The powerful prices. At the same time, the cost of the windfall tax, asking them to op highway lobby came close to killing a building and maintaining highways Is pose the excise tax exemption in the tax exemption for gasohol in the rising because of inflation. Senate bill. The House had not voted windfall profits tax bill. Although the highway lobby’s fight against the gasohol exemption failed, on the question. It lost that battle but won political Howard’s lobbying was countered trust fund advocates did not come V- kyPoBlgMyl backing to increase the federal by Sen. Birch ^ y h , D-Ind., chair away from the windfall tax con excise tax on gasoline. man of the National Alcohol Fuels At first blush, producers of an ference empty-handed. , OfCOORSf HCWIXRKCARfWL Commission, and other gasohol alternative motor fuel and builders They won a conunitment from the WHO SAnTAROO/fPWf KIPS! boosters. of highways would seem on the same House Ways and Means and the Howard told the conferees any side. Senate Finance committees to hold other type of gasohol subsidy was Both play to the same audience: hearings this year on shoring up the fine. But the conferees weren’t automobile drivers. trust fund. In addition, several represen allowed under the rules to tack onto But things aren’t always the way the tax bill another type of subsidy tatives and senators indicated during REGISTER TO WIN they appear to be, especially in not considered by either the House or Congress. conference action they would support Senate. Gasohol and highways were in new gasoline tax legislation in 1981. Besides, the gasohol industry said head-to-head competition in the That’s earlier than had been the exemption was the only workable windfall tax bill, and choosing expected because the law providing way to give them the subsidy needed between the two popular issues was a for the trust fund and all but 1.5 cents to make their product competitive. politician’s nightmare. of the current excise tax doesn’t expire until late in 1983. New companies just don’t owe The choice was so painful that enough taxes to be able to take ad legislators on the tax-writing com Probably most significant, key tax THERE'S ONLY «500 Quote/Unquote vantage of the tax credits the govern writing legislators indicated they mittees have indicated they want the ment often uses to provide business contest eventually to end in a tie. would support an increase in the gas “We’re in it. Everything’s up but — Joan Fontaine, veteran incentives, the industry said. They could do that by raising the oline excise tax to bring in more TWO MONTHS the marquee.” Hollywood actress, on why she per Some conferees criticized Howard federal tax on gasoline. revenues for highways. — Bob Hope, rommenling on hU formed recently in the daytime and others for exaggerating the im The victory for gasohol came in the Finance Chairman Russell B. recently eompleled Palm Springs soap opera, “ Ryan’s Hope-’’ pact of the gasohol exemption on the form of an extension through 1992 of Long, D-La., said he might support a TOGO home. (“Good Morning Ameriea”) trust fund. the current exemption of the product percentage tax on gasoline that you can win $500.00 “I think you can safely speculate The Transportation Department from the four-cent-a-gallon federal would go up as prices increased. Time in running out that's true He ain’t Irish. He’s a “What 1 give people, apart from estimated that revenues lost because towards the purchase of| excise tax on gasoline. For example, instead of paying Georgia cracker.” love, is an elegance and beauty that of the gasohol exemption would for us to meet our Grand The exemption, scheduled to four cents on each gallon, no matter any CLOSEOUT — Jay McMullen, press aide to doesn’t exist today... The only thing I amount to $2.7 billion through 1990, or expire in 1984, was approved in 1978. what the price of gasoline, con Opening deadiine...and we Chic-.;:'' Mayor jane Byrne, eonfir- don’t do is the signs of the zodiac.” about 3 percent of the expected $90.5 HOURS Because gasohol is a blend of 90 sumers would pay a 4 percent tax on ■ LIVING ROOM mir ' the rumor that Mayor Byrne, billion in revenues. Others estimated Thoughts don’t want to have a store- percent gasoline and 10 percent the selling price. At $1 a gallon, the who -.1 ' endorsed Sen. Edward — Barbara Cortland, 78-year-old the loss could range from 3 to 5 per ■ DINING ROOM or WED. TIL 9 PM alcohol, the exemption saves alcohol tax would be four cents, but if the full of furniture we won’t now up on our other floors Kennedy for president, was un author of 277 romantic novels, cent. marketers 40 cents on each gallon of price rose to $2 a gallon, the tax due ■ BEDROOM in stock. THUR. TIL 8 PM happy that Jimmy Carter had been referring to “Barbara Cortland’s Conferees were sympathetic to the be carrying any longer — (Our main floor is still a alcohol, making their product would be eight cents. For politicians, invited to march in the city's St. M'orld of Romonre,” her new problems of the trust fund. But gas Who am I and where did I come No Purchase Necessary to register FRI. TIL 9 PM economically competitive. a major appeal of a percentage tax is so, WATKINS is literally mess. The carpenters, Patrick's Day parade. magazine of thrilling love stories. ohol was just too popular to leave the from? We are all descendants of a Drawing heid Sat., March 15 It also means the Highway Trust that increases would be gradual. SAT. TIL 5:30 (LAST DAY) ‘"That might’ve been painful.” exemption out of the bill, explained supreme being — God. “In the begin cleaning house and all painters and electricians Fund loses four cents ever time a Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, and — Johnny Ramone, of the punk one House conferee, “People love the ning God created the heaven and the driver buys a gallon of gasohol in other conferees said they were con of the furniture we won’t have the place in chaos.) group. The Kamones, who stuff,” he said. earth. And God said. Let us make "It just happened. We kept stead of gasoline. sidering a percentage tax. Ways and recorded a remake of a 1963 hit The best the House conferees could man in our image, after our be carrying longer Is BUT DON’T LET THE MESS STOP YOU! acquiring things and eventually we Receipts from the excise tax are Means Chairman A1 Ullman, D-Ore., railed “Baby, I Love You.” Johnny do was to whittle the Senate exten likeness.” (Genesis 1:1 and 26). May wanted a house. Well, legally we had channeled into the trust fund, which said he could go along with a penny was referring to the fact that the sion down from the year 2(X)0 to 1992. we realize how precious we are and to decide what belonged to whom and is used to build highways, such as the increase in the excise tax. group didn't want to be in the But Howard didn’t give up, even how special all of God’s creations how we’d enter the house situation. interstate system and to maintain The most vocal opponent of the studio when producer Phil Speelor after the conferees Feb. 26 com are. Our lawyer suggested that marriage roads. gasohol exemption was Rep. James added violins to the track. (Rolling pleted action on the tax bill. He Wayne S. Taylor would make things much simpler.” The revenue loss to gasohol, though J. Howard, EFN.J., who was not a Stone) offered a non-binding resolution on Bishop of expected to be small, represented a conferee but chairs the House sub "1 said to my agent I’ve got to the floor instructing House conferees the Manchester Ward, — Katherine Helmond, aetress, sort of last straw for some backers of committee that handles highway become known to "a whole group of not to accept any subsidy for gasohol The Church of Jesus people who don't stay up until three explaining how she and her hus the trust fund. legislation. that would hurt the highway trust Christ of Latter-day o’clock in the morning to see my band got married “hv aeeident.” Revenues flowing into the trust Howard charged the gasohol fund. The House voted $94-118 to Saints films.” (“Talk” ) fund are starting to decline as gas exemption meant “the final destruc (Mormons) oline consumption decreaops because tion of the highway trust fund.” table, or kill, the resolution. 0 Washington merry-go-round Moscow and the Olympic Games; faces, politics may be red HIVING ROOMS ■DINETTES ■BEDDING By JACK ANDERSON Without the competition of their recognition of the historical impor Everything about the Moscow cle. The secret password for DOE’s friendship or place of former WASHINGTON - No one in arch rival, however, the Soviets will tance and correctness of the foreign Games was to be bigger and better, upward bound is "ERDA.” employment,” he claims. Washington — and that probably in- be left with a hollow victory that political course of our country and the handbook boasted. “The arrival ERDA stands for the former Worst of all, Downing’s boss. Jack IDINING ROOMS ■OCCASIONAL ■C A R P niN G ciudes Jimmy Carter — seriously even their massive propaganda the enormous services of the Soviet of more than 600,000 tourists is Energy Research and Development Hobbs, ruled that the grievance must expects the president's threat ol an machine can't turn into a triumph for Union in the struggle for peace.” expected. This is more than Munich Administration, one of the agencies be submitted to him — though he is Olympic Games boycott to force a the communist world, The rhapsody continues with the and Montreal welcomed in their that was combined to form DOE. one of the ex-ERDA officials Dow IBEDROOMS Russian withdrawal from Here’s the way Annette Roush, a claim that Moscow’s selection as the time. Nearly 1.5 billion people Though ex-ERDA employees make ning cited in the complaint. ■LAM PS ■ACCESSORIES Afghanistan. foreign service officer stationed in Olympic site “is an acknowledge watched the Montreal games (on up only 38.1 percent of the DOE Footnote: Rep. Herbert E. Harris, But there is persuasive evidence Moscow, spelled it out in an un- ment of the country’s merit, its con television). It is expected that the bureaucracy, they seem to be the D-Va., has demanded promotion that an effeclive boycott would pubiished letter to several con tribution to the Olympic movement audience of the Moscow Olympics only ones allowed on the escalator tc figures from DOE Secretary Charles punish the gressmen : and its resources for conducting the will be significantly larger.” jobs in the $40,000-and-up bracket. Duncan, expressing concern that Kremlin leaders f ._ "Every Soviet citizen bas been Olympics on the best organizational And finally, the Kremlin cited the A middle-echelon budget expert, “non-ERDA employees still have lit 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 643-5171 FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1874 by depriving them *' . ^ reminded time and again during the and sports technology level.” increasing number of medals won by M. Scott Downing, has filed a formal tle chance of being promoted to a of the prestige r.,^ past four years about the event ... The fact that all this is palpable Soviet athletes in recent Olympics grievance with the department, supervisory position.” YES! YOU CAN CHARGE IT. they expect the ^ Such a boycott would deprive them of nonsense is beside the point. What and boasted that the games “have a charging that the promotion system USE MASTER CHARGE, VISA OR games to bring a targe-scale propaganda tool. It matters is that the Soviet govern characteristic trait, reflecting prin is rigged against those, like himself, Watch on Waste WATKINS REVOLVING CHARGE them, both among would most importantly cause the ment has been feeding its citizens ciples of the development of sports who are not ERDA alumni. How many taxpayers’ dollars will the Soviet people average Soviet citizen to recognize this baloney for four years. By giving under conditions of socialism.” He charges that since Oct. 1,1977, fit on the slide of a bureaucrat’s and in the world the serious view the world has taken the Moscow Games such as a big As one expert told my associate there have been seven top jobs microscope? About 100,000, ap at targe. of his government’s activities.” buildup the Kremlin bosses are let Tony Capaccio, “Sports is the only available in the budget office and all parently. The General Services Ad Just being host to such an inter- And here's the way the Soviet ting their people in for a correspon area left where the Russian people but one were given to former ERDA ministration recently decided to dationat extravaganza is a propagan government itself views the Olym dingly big letdown in the event of a can be told, ‘We are No. 1.’” But employees. That one went to a per brighten the lives of workers in a da victory the Soviet leaders have pics, according to a State Depart widespread boycott. They will, in the without participation by the United sonal friend of the acting controller. federal office building in Idaho by been milking (or all its worth. If. in ment translation of the Kremlin’s of classic sense, be hoisted on their own States and other leading competitors, Downing charges. commissioning an artist to sculpt a addition, their state-subsidized ficial “Handbook for Party Ac petard. being No. 1 wouldn’t mean much. When a vacancy occurs. Downing totem pole outside the entrance. The athletes can “win”'the Olympics by tivists.” The Communist Party cadres were Old school tie explained, an ERDA alumnus is GSA art buffs were so pleased with outscoring the West’s amateurs — “The decision to give the honored further told that preparations for the The Department of Energy has given the position on a temporary the result that they're planning to particularly the Americans — the right to hold the Olympic Games in summer games were “an important been in existence for only two years, basis, then awarded it permanently grace nine other government Kremlin bosses will offer it as proof the capital of the world’s first step in carrying out the task assigned but it already Is dominated by an because of his experience in the job. buildings around the country with that their political system is superior socialist state has become convin by L.I. Brezhnev to make Moscow a exclusive “old boy” fraternity that Selection for the plush jobs is made similar poles. The artifacts fetch to the free worlds. cing testimony' to the general communist showplace.” controls promotions to the Inner cir ■ on the basis of “personality, personal some $10,000 a copy. , 7-
EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 12, 1980 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Mircb U. IWO ToumToll East Haven ends While the Board of Directors version moratorium, one meeting Education about plans to raise think they were bought in 1948. Board of Education. support to raise the drinking age. grappled Tuesday night with attendant was heard to say, "This money for a play^ound project, Usually these are the things that "We’ve got a problem with kids Manchester’s housing shortage, is better than television.” said he had a recipe for the first are nickled-and-dlmed. The French At a recent public hearing in screwing up their heads and we heard citizens say they had fund raiser, "The desire to make Empire still exists in Africa on East Hartford on legislation that want to do something about it,” nowhere to go after their apart Bill Wardrop, a member of the dough for the PTO.” these maps" — Glastonbury Direc would raise the drinking age from Mrs. Fahey said. Mrs. Fahey is a Catholic season ment turned condominiums, and p ro of the Maple Street School in tor of Social Science Betty Ladd 18 to 20, Sen. Marcella Fahey, D- member of the General Law Com take away from them their inside the 2-3 zone, took seven shots in the struggled to decide to install a con Vernon, explaining to the Board of "These maps are a dis^ace. I discussing the budget with the East Hartford, made it clear her mittee. By LEN AUSTER Herald Spoiiawriler game,” he understated. third quarter and made three. The The inside game —East Haven’s Eagle Coach Jim Penders had Easties, meanwhile were 7-for-lO and and East Catholic’s lack of—was the thoughts along the same line. owned the backboards, taking down 6 difference as the Housatonic League “They're very tough inside and we caroms against zero for the Eagles. Obituaries Top cop doesnH like idea champs smacked the Eagles, 70-56, just couldn’t match up inside. They "We were holding the ball the third last night before a crowd of 1,600 at had too much size, muscle and quarter and they were converting. It William Jaachinaky Misa Julia McVeigh In memorlam Berlin High to move into the state quickness. To win big ones you have was no contest inside when the ball to have an inside game and that’s came off the glass,” Penders BOLTON - William Jaschlnsky, MANCHESTER-Mlss Julia In Bad and loving memory of Unda Ann CaaelU who Class L finals. what East Haven has.” explained his strategy, “We wanted of Brequet Road, Goshen, died un- Catherine McVeigh, 87, of 333 passed away M a f^ IS, 1M7. The Y ello w jack ets, 24-1 and Bidwell St., died ’Tuesday night at a of small-engirie cruisers winners of 21 in a row, face Builard- The Eagles had a 6-4 lead midway to get the ball inside and we just expecM ly last Sunday in Hollywood, You are not forgotten, Linda dear. local convalescent home. Never shall you ever be u long as life and memory Havens of Bridgeport, a 62-48 winner thru the first period but the Easties couldn’t. And you can’t win with the Fla. He was the father of Mrs. wanted six-cylinder models in the to the V-6,” Lannan added, "Snd I ’m She was bom on Jan. 3, 1893 in last we all remember thee. By KEVIN FOLEY over Crosby, for the championship front line of Carfora, 6-foot-4 Chris jump shot.” Dorothy Whitehead of Bolton. face of rising fuel costs and heavy exploring that possibility. We won’t Rockville and had been a resident of Sadly missed by mother, sisters and brother. Herald Reporter Friday night at Central Connecticut Roche and Schatzlein combined for 9 East Haven had a 43-30 lead after He was bom. in Torrington and was consumption by the Manchester catch every speeder, but we must Manchester most of her life. Before State College’s Kaiser Gym at 8 unanswered points to give them a 13- ^ three periods and steadily increased a master plumber with the T.A. MANCHESTER - Police Chief Police. look to the economy.” her retirement in 1962 she had been o’clock. This will be the Easties ninth 6 edge with 2:37 left in the stanza. it in the fourth canto. Bob Venora, Walker Co. for 30 years. He was also Von Deck offers, Robert Lannan says it’s unfortunate Lannan said between 85,000 and 90,- private secretary to the late C. title bid. They’ve won five, the last in East Haven, leading 15-10 at the limited by the Easties defense to one superintendent of grounds at the the police have to lead the trend 000 gallons of gasoline had been used Pedestrian died Elmore Watkins, of Watkin’s Fur slate of officers 1963. turn, moved the margin to 25-14 with shot in the third canto, had 11 fourth- Country Club of Torrington. toward fuel efficiency. last year, but pointed out there were niture Store. of skull fracture East Catholic bows out 20-7. The 5:05 remaining in the half. While the stanza points for the Eagles. He is also survived by a brother, MANCHESTER - The GOP Basing his comments on a other town agencies such as the fire She was a graduate of Manchester Eagles had not previously dropped a Easties were building the lead, the Venora and Pete Kiro, each 6-for- three sisters, three grandchildren Town Committee officer elections propo'sed move to .introduce six- department, the water and sewer High School and had attended Hunt- MANCHESTER - An autopsy semifinal tilt in seven tries. Eagles were unable to penetrate an 14 from the field, had 19 and 13 points and several nieces and nephews. tonight bas one slate in nomination. cylinder police cruisers to regular departments and the town manager singer Business College in Hartford. report shows that Jacob Muller, 56, / So much for tradition. aggressive, shifting 2-3 zone and get respectively for the Eagles, who The funeral will be Saturday, 10 The slate was formed by Robert duty, Lannan told the Herald himself using the pumps^ She was a communicant of St. of 331 Oakland St. died of a fractured Rugged 6-foot-5 Joe Carfora and 6- it into their pivotman. were 21-for-48 from the field. Venora, a.m., at the St. Thomas of Villanova Von Deck, who campaigned heavily Wednesday he feels turbocharged V-6 “I don’t know how much we’ll save Jam e’s Church. skull after he was struck by an foot-4 Lee Schatzlein dominated the “He (Penders) had some size but 6-foot-3 senior captain, wound up the Church in Goshen. Burial will be in for the chairmanship. automobiles would be the best bet. with the six-cylinder cars,” Lannan She leaves several nieces and automobile as he attempted to cross inside for East Haven, spelling the the 6-6 guy (Russ Radant) didn’t season with 626 points and 1,228 St. Thomas Cemetery, Goshen, in the Included on the slate is Mary “The V-6 engines don’t have the said, “but I feel we can have the best nephews. Oakland Street Monday afternoon. Eagles' demise. Carfora exhibited produce,” Crisafi observed, “Russ points for his career, both school spring. Willhide, for vice chairwoman, pursuit capability of the V-8s we’re of both worlds with the turbocharged Funeral services will be Thursday The autopsy was performed by Dr. good moves around the lane and wasn't into the flow. If he doesn’t get marks. Kiro missed the magic 1,(XI0- Calling hours are Friday from 2 to Leslie Belcher, for recording using now,” Lannan said, "but the package.” at 8:15 a.m. from the Watkins Catherine Galvine Tuesday at the rebounding prowess as he cashed in the ball inside we have no inside point mark for his career, finishing 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Driscoll Mor secretary, Trudy Starky for cor eight-cylinder car is a thing of the Weiss’ proposal was met with scep Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. with state’s Medical Examiner’s office in l2-of-19 field goal tries and finished game. At this point in time he can’t with 987 tallies. Venora grabbed 9 tuary, 138 Migeon Ave.; Torrington. responding secretary, and Mary past. I do feel the turbocharged V-6 ticism by rank and file police who a mass of Christian Burial at 9 a.m. Farmington. The case is still under with a game-high 26 points. He also match up to their trees,” Penders rebounds, including 7 of the 9 hauled Memorial contributions may be Fletcher for treasurer. would be acceptable, however.” contend the smaller engines — with at St. James Church. Burial will be in investigation. had 12 rebounds to lead the Easties to commented. down by the Eagles in the first half. made to St. Bernadette’s School, Town Manager Robert B. Weiss or without turbocharging — will han Muller was struck by a 1971 Datsun St. James Cemetery. ’There are no a 29-19 edge in that department. Radant totaled one point and no “Twenty out of 27, you can’t be dis Hollywood, Fla., 33024. said Tuesday money for new police dicap them when they must pursue 240Z driven by Scott M. Ingerto of 115 calling hours. Schatzlein was lO-for-13 from the rebounds. appointed too much,” concluded Students at MCC cars eiil probably be made available older cars with larger engines. Gray Road, South Windsor. Igner- field and totaled 22 -points for East A 9-2 spurt brought the Eagles Penders, who turns in his basketball Mrs. Irene Lharron in next year’s budget, but that he " It’s my belief that we should go to,16, has not been charged. Bernice S. Breitenkamp to attend hearings Haven, which was 30-for-49 from the within 27-23 and they trailed at the whistle and breaks out the baseball MANCHESTER - Mrs. Irene Ber tj, bats.- VERNON - Bernice (Sheldon) floor. Most of the attempts came in half, 29-23. nadette Charron, 86 of 70 Duval St., MANCHESTER - Students from East Catholic tried slowing the Practice begins Monday. Breitenkamp, 79, of 300 South St., Man held side. Mize in line Manchester, died Tuesday at Manchester Community College will Off the glass tempo in the third stanza, but was un KuHt IliiM'ii (70) — Schatzlein 102-3 22, Manchester Memorial Hospital. She died Tuesday night at a local con be attending state Capitol hearings “We've been a running team all year and we go for the break. When able to fully accomplish its goal. Roche 2 0-0 4, Carfora 12 2-4 26, Luzzi 3 0-1 was the widow of Alfred J. Charron. valescent home. She was the wife of today and tomorrow, hoping to in in holdup Eagle Mike Ciszewski (15) lays basketball off the glass and 6, Popolizio 2 2-2 6, DeGrand 1 0-1 2, we don't have it, we .set up outside “They saw we couldn't go inside so for shrine Mrs. Charron was born in Paw Benjamin Breitenkamp. fluence legislators’ votes on the MANCHESTER—Don scores over Easties’ Sal Popolizio (10) while teammate Pete DeSena 02-4 2, Sisson 0 0-00, Lefrevre 0 0- and then to go the big men, " voiced they were able to come out on us in TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Johnny tucket, R.I., on June 25,1893. She had She was born in Bayard, Iowa, drinking age and the budget. ald P. Mooney, 23, of 155 0 0, Ferrari 0 0-0 0, McCormick 0 2-2 2, Kiro (33) trails play. (Herald photo by Adamson) East Haven veteran Coach Frank the second half,” Penders stated. Mize, the one-time “ Big Cat” of been a resident of Manchester for the June 25,1900, and had been a resident Holly Brennan, student senator, Smith St., East Hartford Amarante 0 0-0 0. Totals 30 10-17 70. Crisafi, "I feel they (East Catholic) “We went to our halfcourt defense National and American League past nine years. of Des Moines, Iowa, for many years, and Robyn Reilly, another student was charged with con Kam Culliolir (56) — Venora 6 7-7 19. are the best outside shooting team to try to get the tempo up,” Crisafi Kiro 6 1-1 13, Radant 0 1-4 1, Ayer 1 0-0 2, sluggers, is believed to be the No. 1 She was a communicant of St. where, she was a member of the leader, intend to testify, with Ms. spiracy to commit robbery I’ve seen. But outside shooting won’t recalled the third stanza, “I feel our Galligan 4 2-2 10. Fortin 1 0-0 2, Ciszewski choice for election to baseball’s Hall Bridget’s Church and an honorary Plymouth Congregational CJiurch. Reilly scheduled to see (3ov. Grasso. in connection with an what a thrifty way to build a win (big) games for you. We tried to switching defenses hurt them"’ 3 0-0 6, Skoly 00-00, McCovO 1-2 1, Pagan! of Fame Wednesday by the shrine’s member of its Rosary Society. She She moved here in 1969. Thursday, the students will attend armed hold up January 9 at East Catholic, unable to penetrate 0 2-2 2 Totals 21 14-18 56'. Veterans Committee. was formerly a memiter of St. Anne She is also survived by a daughter, a hearing to voice support for the Cumberland Farms beautiful spring wardrobe- The committee, which is em Sodality of St. Cecelia Church of Mrs. Ernest (Jenanine) Uthgenannt keeping the legal drinking age of 18. store at 1063 Main St. HefQlcI Pawtucket and was a member of the of Ellington; two grandsons, Stephen Ms. Brennan said student leaders powered to elect two players oi one Police say Mooney was player and one executive, also is Manchester Chapter of AARP and and Eric Uthgenannt, also of are expecting about 2,(X)0 students to held overnight at police save 20% on Alfred Dunner Four-team battle Basketball expected to study the credentials of the Manchester ^nior Citizens. Ellington. attend the hearing. headquarters and Chuck Klein, a four-time NL home She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Peter Funeral services will be Friday at presented Wednesday mor By Manchester SENIOR run king; Arky Vaughan, a star (Lucille) Potamianos, with whom 11 a.m. at the First Congregational Miller out of town ning at East Hartford boucle polyesters for three spots Fogarty Oilers outgunned shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates she made her home, and three Church of Vernon. Burial will be in MANCHESTER - Blaine Miller, Superior Court. Earl Yost Sportsman Cafe, 84-81, last night at in the 1930s; Vic Willis, a 248-game grandchildren. Ellington Center Cemetery. vice principal at Manchester High NEW YORK (UPI) - The Eastern count for 16 of Cleveland's final 22 Police arrested Michael Sports Editor Hall of Fame Illing. Mark Plefka had 29 points, winner for the Pirates in the early Funeral services will be Thursday ’There are no calling hours. School in charge of data program points and help the Cavs defeat New B. Carabine, 25, of 12 Conference playoff picture took a Glen Nerback 18, Randy LaVigne 12 1900s and Marty Marion, a brilliant at 8 a.m. from Darlington Mortuary Donations may be made to the ming, is out of town until "rhursday, Glenwood St. early new twist Tuesday night when San Jersey. and Dave Malick 10 for the Oilers defensive shortstop for the St. Louis (Heroux & Son), 1042 Newport Ave., Heart Association of Greater Hart studying how other school systems interest lags Wednesday morning after Antonio toppled Washington in Lan- Pucers I 14. OllicH 108 while Dan Moore had 24, John Pisch Cardinals in the 1940s. Pawtucket, with a mass at 9 a.m. at ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. make use of micro-computers. he was stopped by an of dover, Md., and New York routed Joe Hassett scored 8 points in the 16, John Balczuk 14 and John Executives expected to receive St. Cecelia Church. Burial will be in The Ladd Funeral Home, 79 Dr. Miller left today and will be ficer and cited for Houston. Two games now separate fourth quarter, including a pair of Niekrashl2 for Sportsman. strong support include Tom Yawkey, Notre Dame Cenietery. Friends may Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in visiting school systems on Long Once again, for the umpeenth time, in Vernon. Scott Cushing of South speeding. the four teams in the battle for the three-pointers, to help Indiana snap owner of the Boston Red Sox from call at the funeral home in Paw charge of the arrangements. a proposed Sports Hail of Fame in Windsor took Men’s B honors and BUSINESSMEN Island, New York. His interest is es Carabino allegedly failed final three available playoff positions an eight-game losing streak. 1933 through 1976; Walter O'Malley, tucket, tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester appears to be doomed Steve Bizon of Vernon Men’s C. pecially strong in the field of micro- to pass a sobriety test and in the conference. Moriarty Fuel outlasted Farr’s, 71- who led exodus out of Brooklyn and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 due to lack of interest by the latest Verne Burnett of Manchester 76
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Bell For $8.50 she sells "toilet Draft sealers (2.95) are For further information developed an aerosol spray Group subsidiary that will same constant pressure coat is desirable. ficient even if they lack the •only in off-white and "It’s attractive, not r r p a itis .. i.— ^ floors and hot ceilings says the device uses from dams” which are placed in rubber plugs which fit into readers may write: Tim capable of dispensing such resources to convert to cost about $4 a square foot. bulky, not space age. In through "induced convec 15 to 35 cents worth of elec side the tank and cut the electrical outlets. Buck, who inspects homes, diverse items as peanut solar systems or add wood- Two decorative outer reality , you can cut a tion circulation.” tricity a month. amount of water used in "Cold travels along a at Infrared Inspection, butter, putty and perfume burning stoves. layers of a dacron- heating bill in half and pay " I t’s perfect for rooms Barb Carman of Colum flushing. home’s wiring,” she said. P.O. Box 595, Godfrey, 111., with equal effectiveness. 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"You can cut heat long plastic extension tube ment of Housing and Urban Tim and Kathy Buck of smaller items that the ($19) uses about 2 gallons salvage 20,000 BTUs per Mo., 65201. produce carbon dioxide, Alton, 111., say the best way loss up to 79 percent in the with a small motor to suck Development has approved the gas that provides the LAST WEEK'S WINNERS OF 100: to cut a home’s heat I I is pressure. to identify — and then plug Unlike previous — the air leaks. propellants — fluorocar For $65 the Bucks will AU Stop&Sh€|i5 A delightfully light, marshmallow creme as an frozen pie together with Springtime Strawberry refreshing dessert is in g r e d ie n t. T ry a just a few minutes’ Pie HavenH tried it? Then donH knock it! I-V4 cups graham always welcome after a refreshing Frozen Daiquiri preparation time. special dinner. Often, Pie, so flavorful you’d Frozen Daiquiri Pie cracker crumbs V4 cup sugar though, there isn’t the time never believe the filling I-V4 cups graham to prepare a luscious contains only four simple cracker crumbs 1/3 cup Parkay dessert “from scratch.” ingredients. This easy V4 cup sugar margarine, melted By MARTIN SLOANE 1 7-oz. jar Kraft Special Refund Bonus And wouldn’t it be nice to recipe can be done ahead of 1/3 cup Parkay DEAR SUPERMARKET When I started refunding, my bus- We enjoyed a roast beef last week Refund of the Day Aug. 31, 1980. margarine, melted marshmallow creme SHOPPER — I would love to save band had been Ih an accident. I had that never would have come near our BORDEN Cheese Keeper Offer. The following offer does not have a dessert recipe time. Simply prepare the Write to the following address to V4 cup rum 2 tablespoons milk money at the grocery store, but I’ll about a $15 a week to feed five peo table if It hadn’t been for the $5 gift Receive a plastic cheese keeper. require a refund form: that’s so easy it makes pie and freeze uncovered receive the form necessary for this 1 7-oz. jar Kraft 2 tablespoons orange never do it your way with coupons ple. Send the required refund form plus family meals special, too? until firm; then cover with certificate from Dow. refund offer: Almay $1 Rebate Offer, DORMAN’S DOLLAR OFFER, marshmallow creme flavor liqueur It’s terrible to know that by mor I recently bought three cans of two front panels from any size Box NB-2.30, El Paso, Texas 79977. ’The solution lies in an moisture-proof wrap and and refunds. P.O. Box NB-097, El Paso, Texas 2 teaspoons grated lime H cup Kraft strawberry It would mean having to survive on ning the toothpaste and toilet paper Green Giant Green Beans, which the packages of Borden Singly Wrapped Receive a $1 refund. Send four easy “secret ingredient” return to the freezer. 79977. This offer expires May 30, rind preserves potato chips and spaghetti sauce will be gone and that dirty cloUies supermarket had priced at $1. True, Slices plus $1.25. Expires Dec. 31, package fronts from Dorman’s to some of the best new For strawberry fans. 1980, so send for xqe refund form as dessert recipes around. Springtime Strawberry Pie 2 cups heavy cream, 2 cups heavy cream, while my kitchen fills up with cans are piling up because the detergent three cans of the house brand would 1980. cheeses. Expires April 30, 1980. whipped soon as possible. Kraft marshmallow creme offers fruity strawberry whipped and boxes of products that I don’t box is empty. have cost me 89 cents. CHIFFON Refund Offer. Receive a MARTIN SLOANE is author of has always been a family flavor without depending Combine crumbs, sugar Combine crumbs, sugar need. But I have learned a lot in the last But I used three 15-cents-off Clip ’n’ File Refunds 50-cent refund. Send the required re “The Supermarket Shopper’s 1980 and margarine; press onto favorite for fudge, but it on the whim of the seasons. and margarine; press onto And if that is not enough, I would year. coupons, which brought my cost Dairy Products, Oils, Margarine, fund form plus the words “Good Guide to Coupons and Refunds.” bottom and sides of 9-inch Yesterday my supermarket had performs beautifully in The recipe combines bottom and sides of 9-inch bankrupt myself buying envelopes down to 55 cents. And when I reached Diet Foods (File 2) Enough to Fool Mother Nature” Copyright 1980 other recipes as weii. marshmallow creme and pie plate. Chill. pie plate. Chill. and stamps to send away for things the 32-ounce Wisk detergent on sale home, off came the Green Giant from any two packages of Chiffon United Feature Syndicate, Combine marshmallow Qip out this file and keep it with You’il find it adds delec- strawberry preserves with Gradually add rum to like free tablecloths with the names for 89 cents. Since the store was also labels for a refund offer. similar-cash-off coupons — beverage Margarine plus a proof of purchase Inc. creme, milk and'lfqueur; tabie tightness and perfect whipped creme, orange marshmallow creme, of cookies printed all over them. offering “double coupon savings,” I’m glad that I have become a refund offers with beverage coupons, (type not specified) from any one of mixing until well blended. texture to frozen desserts, flavor liqueur and milk for a mixing until well blended. I would rather save on the store the value of my 25-cents-off Wisk “coupon character.” for example. Start collecting the the following: Sweet ’n' Low, Stir in preserves; fold in souffies and mousses, delectable after dinner Stir in lime rind; fold in brands and buy my cookies at the coupon was doubled. Sure, It costs me for envelopes, and needed proofs of purchase while Heartland Natural Cereals, Chef whipped cream. Pour into because it’s whipped. offering. Keep the whipped cream. Pour into bakery! — Wilma B. from San An That brought my cost for the Wisk last month I paid $18 for postage. But looking for the required refund forms Boy-ar-dee Packaged Dinner or crust. Freeze. Garnish Frozen pies turn out marshmallow creme and crust. Freeze. Garnish tonio, Texas. down to 39 cents. I bought a dozen I bought $319 worth of groceries for at the supermarket, in newspapers Seven Seas Salad Dressing. Expires with fresh strawberries or creamy-smooth, even right preserves on hand, and with lime twist and mint Dear Wilma — People who don’t bottles and am saving the labels for just $130 out of my own pocket and 1 and magazines, and when trading June 30, 1980. mint, if desired. out of the freezer, with you’ll be able to whip this leaves, if desired. really know anything about organized future refund offers. have sent for more than $100 worth of with friends. Offers are subject to POLLY-0. Receive a 50-cent re coupWng and refunding shouldn’t I also bought 20 jars of Maxwell refunds and free products. manufacturers' geographical limits fund. Send the required form plus the knock it because they may dis House (Coffee for 19 cents each! If you print my letter, please sign it and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to entire front panel from any size of courage people who really n e ^ help Fruit juice was priced beyond my “ An Everyday Housewife” — who is receive each refund, Polly-0 Mozzarella (whole milk, part in making ends meet. budget when I started to take so grateful for a system that has BORDEN Skim-American Olym skim or shredded) plus the name and How to win a cook-off I hope that skeptics like you will coupons and refunds seriously. Now raised my family’s standard of price label from any package of pressive as those for the pic Refund, Receive a refund of 50 Your special recipe for marinating, deboning, etc. Madison Building, 115515th read the following letter. we enjoy lots of fruit juices and eating. cents, $1 or $1.50, Send the required English muffins. Expires June 30, The recipe should not in Street, N.W., Washington, chicken cook-off. DEAR SUPERMARKET nutritious products like V-8. 1980. who accidentally rise out chicken or beef could win Write to THE SUPERMARKET refund form plus the words “Skim- clude garnish. D.C. 20005. Every beef recipe should SHOPPER — I beg to differ with peo With the various coupon and refund SWEET 10 Refund Offer. Receive of their deptlis cannot you a lot of money at one of SHOPPER in care of this newspaper. American” from the front wrapper The contestants — male The beef contest be in the hands of the ple who say that couponing and offers, orange juice hasn’t cost me a 50-cent refund. Send the required return to their habitats the two big cook-offs Volume of mail prohibits personal panels of any size packages of because gases in their and female — must reside welcomes any recipes CowBelles by July 1. Tlie refunding are not worthwhile. In a more than 49 cents a half gallon. I refund form plus the entire label scheduled for 1980. replies, but questions and comments Borden Skim-American Slices. Send swimming bladders expand, in one of the 50 states at the using beef chuck, round, finals will take place Sept. year’s time, I have saved almost 75 can’t remember how many 12-ounce from a 6- or 12-ounce bottle of Sweet ’The nation’s top chicken 3 through Sept. 5. of general interest will be published one panel for 50 cents, two panels for malting them lighter recipe will be decided at time of the contest. rump, fresh brisket (in any percent on my grocery< bills and am cans of V-8 that I have bought for 1 $1 and four panels for $1.50. Expires 10. Expires Jan. 31, 1981. The entry period for this form) or ground beef. in future columns. the National Chicken For further details, write feeding my family a lot better. cent each! contest ends March 15. Total preparation time Cooking Contest, which to: Mrs. Stuart Anderson, State cook-offs will take should not exceed three will take place this August The CowBelles, 2534 hours, including in Atlanta. place in May with the Boulder, Kingman, Ariz. national cook-off on Aug. 6. preliminaries such as Beef recipes will be 86401. Or you may The National Chicken marinating. Garnishes are ONt OF THE STOP 1 SHOP COMPANIf 9 judged at the September telephone (602 ) 753-5620 or Cooking Contest is a gala permitted, though Imaginative salads contest conducted by the (602) 753-2978. CowBelles in Scottsdale, affair. It has been a major accessories are not. Ariz. cooking event for many The sponsoring Inflation stompers years. CowBelles is an organiza In planning for the con Medi For the form er, you donH need lettuce must use between 2 ane 3Me ’The five top prizes are tion whose purpose is to in tests, you might wish to •SAVE ONE DOLLAR ON ANY NEW •SAVE ON NEEDED ITEMS FOR THE pounds of chicken. You big, and the judges are crease understanding of consider the new OR TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTION ENTIRE FAMILY; CONVENIENTLY may use a whole chicken or competent at both the state the various cuts of meat recommendations on the A salad needn’t be green protect the consumer from salt and mustard. Continue substitutes. Made from parts. All other ingredients and national levels. and their proper prepara American diet offered by or contain a shred of let mashing until blended and Marti the departments of tuce to have eye and taste sheep’s milk rather than smooth. Combine vinegar Special Prescription Offer! PLUS 50^ OFF should be familiar to most So get in on the fun. Win tion as well as to promote PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES people and available ning could be a great way the beef industry general agriculture and Health, appeal. cow’s milk, Roquefort has abd lemon juice. Gradually ANY NEW OR ON YOUR throughout the country. of bating inflation. ly- Education and Welfare. The coolness of lime gives a great flavor to grated lime rind and a ^it of rum. Make this Orange slices can be the a sweeter flavor and a blend into the cheese NEXT REFILL For further details, write The eight prizes in this ’They advise cutting down basic ingredient for firmer, creamier, more mixture. Makes 1 cup. Total preparation time Frozen Daiquiri Pie, a no-cook creation days ahead of time and freeze, to cut down on TRANSFERRED rOui new prtscnpliorr contest are substantial, on fat, cholesterol, sugar, crumbly texture than other must not exceed three to: National Chicken which takes only minutes to prepare. Kraft last-minute cooking duties, then garnish with several refreshing salad Medi tilled usirtp lire t i 00 o il coupem. Cooking C o n test, 614 though not_ quite as im salt and alcohol. combinations. Part of the blue-veined varieties. It PRESCRIPTION you will 'tcfive another coupon hours. That includes Mart l o f f Qood lor SO’ low a'd your rtail a lime slice just before serving. VIAE^^UFE marshmallow creme gives velvety-smooth is tc e p l Irom tnoltier M*dl Uar1| pleasure of salad eating is has its own unique, distinc WITH COUPON raliii Thisoifaraip