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Hall fight, Ms. Baker said. with the "word getting out." For Only *15“° Lowest Prices in Area "The problem, if you can call it that, is shelter go to the Shepherd’s Place soup others were injured in the weekend Herald Reparter kitchen for lunch, coordinator Marjorie " I wish a way could be found to help these battling. that they represent quite a different kids more," Mrs. Baker said. She called the CROWN PHARMACY population than we had been dealing with Harford said late last week. PRESCRIPTION CENTER The independent newspaper An An influx of teenagers into Manchester's "These kids have got a reputation for proposed Transitional Living Center on A Week, Your Nahar, in a report from Lausanne, shelter for the homeless has led to clashes originally ... Now there are two populations Olcott Street for troubled teens a "super AHUAD K. ALTAF 208 Weel Center Street with different needs and different styles,” having problems,” she said. She character Switzerland, said the Christian and with the older, more established clientele ized them as "rebels” who are "just idea,'' and wished that some of the shelter's Registered Phermecitl Uencheeler, Cl. 08040 and a clampdown on the rules, coordinators she added. younger users had had access to such a Moslem leaders were split and “Some of them are rambunctious.” said bouncing around," having chosen not to 1203) 8 4 0 0 3 1 2 a MtLfi said Sunday. seek help through different youth services place. Ad Can Be Here! TURNPIKE TV PROMPT. PERSONAL their intransigence threatened to Barbara Baker, one of the two women Joan O’Loughlin, the other shelter coordi COURTEOUS SERVICE iVER mcdonT l o ' collapse the negotiations and who heads the shelter project, estimated nator. "It’s a concern to realize that there agencies. A separate shelter for youth would be plunge Lebanon into more are that many young people with no place to "To me, they are abusing the system," that half of iU 15 or 16 nightly users are she said. optimum, she claimed, noting that it’s "the EVERYTHING IN GLASS As seen on PM Magazine fighting. "kids. ” The noise they make has disrupted go.” most natural thing in the world" for WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT t e le v isio n The teenagers’ youthful energy has led to While they aren’t causing any problems a n d Curtis Mathes "The atmosphere (in Lausanne) others who want to sleep, and led to at the kitchen now, a few of the "really teenagers to want to stay up all night ~ is one of pessimism and despair,” enforcement of an 11; 30 p.m. bedtime, she "a great need for more structuring” at the talking. A P P ) l A M r p VIDEO • TEUvtSiKjN • AUDIO GREG mouthy” ones have stirred up trouble with J the newspaper said. "The confer said. shelter, where the management style used Ms. O'Loughlin predicted that as more J i. WHITE GLASS CO. th« to be "open and free,” according to Ms. other clients in the past, she said. "And the ence has split into Christian and The number of young people using the parents, evidently, don’t really care about parents divorce and families split up, more shelter reportedly has been growing since Baker. teenagers will end dp on the street. CHIMNEY Moslem blocs.” As a result, there is no more staying out in what they’re doing either.” Dnize chief Walid Jumblatt the Christmas season. Most of the teenage Neither of the two shelter coordinators "I think this is going to be something 6 4 9 -7 3 9 2 clients are jobless high school dropouts, and the hallway, talking, or eating after 11:30 that’s going to have to be dealt with,” she SWEEP “ordered his men and artillery p.m., and volunteers are Encouraged not to could account for the increasing numbers of ovEK .w If. IKS f;vPf.H/f.>r f already "chronically on the street” — not young people using the Main Street facility. said, "because it’s not going to go away.” 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER units to be on the alert. His men just youths seeking a haven in a family let people in after lights out. ^ •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS 644-0007 have received two shiploads of •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 94 Carman i^d., Manchester Insured arms and ammunition,” the news paper said. Rival “private ar mies” in ^ iru t were reported on Curtis full aleiy Illinois primary race too close to call “The^ghting continues because Keep Your Eyes there i f no political will to arrive at local politics and Hart countering said they backed Jackson. ary, swamping Hart, who with By Laurence McQuillan Chairman Edward Vrdoiyak — drew from that competition. The IMathes a coi ipromise,” Druze leader United Press International who is locked in a bitter feud with that his rival is in the thick of it. The survey also showed Mondale HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Mayor Harold Washington. Hart’s goal is to draw minority with 24 percent of the black support former vice president received 99 Walid lumblatt said in Lausanne. percent of the popular vote and Video • Television • Stereo On This Space "And there is no political will CHICAGO — On the eve of a tight "It is somewhat symbolic of the voters away from Mondale qven if and Hart with IS percent. Illinois presidential primary, Gary differences in this campaign,” they go to Jackson, who lives in The two front-runners swapped took all the delegates. because the fighting continues.” Chicago. Blacks, who have been personal charges during the de The win in Puerto Rico gave WEEKEND SPECIAL A week of talks between nine Hart aggressively is linking Wal Hart said. “I’m not running for ter Mondale to Chicago’s heated alderman. 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He now has 26.7 percent of the MERCURY Specializing in If'inet mand of the anti-government News and The Washington Post, insisting he wants to keep out of percent of the blacks interviewed Sunday in the Puerto Rico prim 1,967 delegates needed- forces. published today, found Hart held a OLCO n PACKAGE STORE A'spokesman for Christian Pres 40 percent to 35 percent edge over Turnpike TV— 273 West Middle Turnpike, 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. ident Amin (^mayel reported the former vice president in Still not quite ’Super Tuesday’ Pine Shopping Plaza Phone 646-27S6 "some progress” Sunday, but Illinois. It showed 16 percent were NO SERVICE CHARGE Jumblatt said, "There is no backing civil rights activist Jesse Manchester is now Youir DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE Jackspn, with 9 percent undecided O n. ol M«ncti9(t9r'« Lwrgnl SHwdlon* 01 PIgurU Caramie* In agreement about anything.” and a 4 percent margin of error. Stock. Our Voluma S a m You Monay. lOff* orSp«*l«l(. 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In the closing hours of the close United Press international in the primary — 35 of the 60 the make it to Connecticut and Hart’s Stereo Components, VCR’s and Projection our products, we don’t leave the customer In Beirut, representatives of the battle for the state’s 171 delegates state will send to the Democratic state,” said Hart coordinator Hundreds of TV’s as well as Console and Portable Televi out in the cold, we give them the service they National Convention — still isn’t Jonathan Pelto. “That's what campaign said their man also MINIT-MAN PRINTING Lebanese army, the Christian to the Democratic national conven HARTFORD — It won’t be would be in the state. 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Hart. which candidates constantly in terms of lining people up, with Hart’s ability to pry Chicago Not too long ago, at least one search. England state because of the wide spectrum of support Vice Presi his state coordinator, Jonathan We Are Now Located At 825 Main-Street, blacks away'from Mondale may leader of Mondale’s state cam Connecticut is the only state , Pelto, claiming some 2,000 volun (next to the Brass Key) 273 West Middle Tpke., Menchester • 649-3406 SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES determine Tuesday’s outcome. paign thought the presidential holding a primary March 27 and dent Mondale has here,” Stolberg TRY oup NEW 3-M DOND caewef said. ' teers, about half of them students, The city is 40 percent black. 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Mureh 19, 19M — 3 >1 new pollticaf stumbling block Manchester Prayer debate no big deal in town States complaining EPA paints them in bad colors Manchester child's education than any for a captive audience of students, he prayer debate is a crucial one. By Sarah E. Hall in Brief constitutional amendment concerning said. “ It seems that for all important Herald Reporter back to 1973, and bad apparently National Governors’ Association since 1977, were prayer. The assi.'-tant superintendent was things, people set aside a moment (or rain legislation. Also listed was For their part, EPA officials said By Joseph Mlonowonv been resubmitted in an effort to votes for an acid rain plan and a "inconsequential.” But the latter is a "very divisive" convinced that teachers could lead their supreme being — in the Legisla Rhode Island. there was no attempt to portray the Crash hurts teenager While the school prayer debate United Press International clear paperwork backlogs. Senate committee votes for an acid "There’s a big pressure on matter, he said. He predicted that if their charges in prayer, doing them ture. for example." said Mother Mary For them to ask to contribute states as hypocritical. continues to rage in Congress,’ public " I suspect you may see a lot of rain plan and maybe there is Congress to act on acid rain in this A Hartford teenager is in satisfactory condition teacher-led prayer is allowed, there some good and little harm in the Burnard, principal of Assumption WASHINGTON - The Reagan even slightly more to the very However, proponents of acid school officials say it’s less of an issue folks trying to use the information enough momentum for something election year and all of a sudden today at Manchester Memorial Hospital with would be some local opposition. process — "as long as it’s handled with Junior High School. " I really think that administration has thrown a new pollution they were fighting rain controls immediately tried to in Manchester than some people in that cam e out from E P A in a to happen.” there’s this,” Bassett said. tongue and chest iiguries following a head-on Already, there is a "moment of sensitivity.” it's a privilege which should not be political stumbling block in front of seemed inconsistent at best, and assess what damage had been done Washington make it out to be. negative way against the state, but "Clearly, one coiild speculate Mark Gearan, director of the collision with another car Saturday morning on silence" in Manchester schools, as in taken away from students." several Northeastern states bat appeared to raise questions about to their cause. Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. I don’t think it’s going to have any that tUs was calculated so that Massachusetts Washingtbn office Hilliard Street, police and hospital officials said. those statewide. Kennedy said he But Peter B. Tognalli, president of Father William Charbonneau, prin tling for acid rain controls, and how seriously they viewed the acid In Washington, Sen. Robert Deakin says prayer in the classroom real drastic impact," said Republi nothing would happen,” Stickney bad a similar reaction, noting the Caren E. Adamson, 17, lost control of her car as supports that provision, "but more for the Manchester Education Associa cipal of East Catholic High School, said whether or not the move was rain problem. Stafford, R-Vt., head of the Envir never bas been a big deal. It’s like can Gov. John Sununu. said. Bay State’s increases were re she rounded a curve on Hilliard Street, crossed secular reasons than religious reasons. tion, says he’s against all the school he’s “ pretty much neutral" on teacher- justified, the states aren’t entirely Officials from the three key onment and Public Works Commit putting on your pants and shoes in the "W hat the E P A is merely doing “ It doesn’t take much imagina quested to save money for conser the center line and struck a car driven by John J. It does provide a good beginning to the prayer legislation that has been led prayer in public schools. happy about the way it was done. states reacted quickly, questioning tee and a key sponsor of acid rain morning.” in that process is formalizing what tion to see that the administration vation measures. Monat, 28, of 216 HilUard St., police said. Monat day." proposed. Late last week, the Environmen the timing of EP A 's announcement legislation, contended the E P A ’s "W e had school prayer for years,” he Uiey have given us permission to is trying to put the state in an Some environmentalists, how was treated for minor injuries at Manchester " I f students want to pray in school, " I can see value in it, but 1 also see tal Protection Agency announced and wondering aloud whether it announcement "w ill give the oppo said, “ and were quite comfortable with do over the past 10 years anyay," awkward position,” added Reggie ever, took issue with both sides, Hopitai and released, a hospital spokesman said. The pause "serves as a moment to they can do it right now," he said. "I the difficulty when you're a public it had granted requests from 11 was designed to kill acid rain nents of acid rain an arguing point it. Certainly you’re not going to find any he noted. Basher, an aide to Sen. Gordon and argued what was needed most' Miss Adamson was given a ticket for failing to think it’s ludicrous to set up special school trying to protect the interests of states to modestly increase sulfur legislation, which is already in in the Senate.” opposition from us.” get everything organized." he added. Others in the Granite State were Humphrey, B-N.H. was an overall acid rain control drive left on a curve, and Monat was given a " I ’m sure children use it in a variety of times for it ... 1 don’t understand the everybody," he said. A prayer that is dioxide emissions — the pollutant trouble on Capitol Hill. " I t certainly is not going to help For Deakin, a more critical issue is more direct. " I think it’s worth thinking about plan. verbal warning for driving without a valid point of formal prayer in the public offensive to no one risks being scientists consider the key compo They argued there would be no us," said Stafford, whose commit school funding — especially tuition tax ways." " I am concerned about the what ulterior motive there might "New Hampshire really insurance identification card, police said. Teacher-led prayer is a different school system." meaningless to everyone, he added. nent of acid rain. actual increases in pollution be tee last week reported its acid rain credits, which many pro-prayer lobby timing,” Mid Wally Stickney, be,” noted Clarence Bassett of shouldn’t have proposed those matter altogether, Kennedy said. “ The Manchester High School Principal Kennedy wrapped up his own com What was most startling, at least cause the requests were made bill to the full Senate. ists also support. Sununu’s environmental advisor. New York’s Department of Envir things in the first place,” said problem is, whose prayer is it going to Jacob Ludes doubted that new prayer mentary by noting that school prayer on the surface, was the inclusion of years ago. The increased levels Back in the Northeast, New "Any money that you give to other " I don’t think at the outset there onmental Conservation, who con Elizabeth Barratt-Brown of the legislation would have much of an can't be isolated from other issues. New Hampshire, New York and have been in operation since then, Hampshire officials were the most Passenger is satisfactory schools you’re taking away from us, be?" was any political motivation, but tended the Em pire State’s in Natural Resgurces Defense Coun impact locally. He said he neither had a " I t ’s really a symbol for a whole host Massachusetts — three of the while the E PA approval, which concerned, especially since their and we’re hurting already,” he Deakin, however, said "there are now we have a situation where the creases, which have been ongoing cil. A 27-year-old New Hampshire man was in position on it, nor thought it much of a of things, having to do with a return to states most actively pushing acid was pro forma, was pending. pollution request originally dated insisted. moral lessons to be learned that satisfactory condition this morning at Manches His boss. School Superintendent transcend denominations." Those les hot issue. the basics, worry about discipline, and ter Memorial Hospital with head injuries and a James P. Kennedy, a g r e ^ that (und sons are the responsibility of the The head of at least one parochial worry about students' m orals." he fractured pelvis after the tractor he was riding in ine has a greater impact on a c—Lnou. which are surrogate parents school in Manchester insisted that the said. Weather Friday night fell off a highway overpass, poUce and medical sources said. P e o p le t a lk Raymond Schunemann, of Manchester, N.H., PZC hearing tonight Today’s forecasts was a passenger in a tractor driven Pennsylvania Connecticut, Massachusetts and resident Charles J. Lynn, 39.'According to state Rhode Island: Travelers advisory police, the tractor was traveling west on in effect. Some rain or drizzle Interstate 86 when Lynn braked to avoid hitting Parking unit comments on maii eatery I through this evening. High 35 to 40. two cars ahead of him. He lost control of the Tonight some drizzle or freezing tractor, which went through a guard rail and plunged down an embankment to Slater Street The authority asks the commission to drizzle. Low 30 to 35. Tuesday At a meeting that lasted only 11 with the application. area east of Main Street and behind below, police said. consider the effect on parking during cloudy with some drizzle' over minutes, the Manchester Parking Burkamp re-applied, this time with a Burkamp's mall, consists of five Lynn, who was not seriously injured in the the two-year construction period for central and east sections with Authority this morning approved com formal traffic survey. | parcels, three of which are leased on a accident, was charged with s p e ^ n g , police said. the revamping of Main Street and the some sun over far southwest ments it will submit later today to the The comments approved today by month-to-month basis to the authority. sections during the afternoon. Planning and Zoning Commission the authority, drafted from comments The area immediately behind the lots. The comments also say: High 35 to 45. about Kenneth'Burkamp's application made at earlier authority meetings, mall is town-owned. "When a community cooperative Maine: Travelers advisory in for a restaurant in his Manchester Mall does not take a stand on whether the The comments also say that the It’s Tall Cedars week parking lot is being utilized to meet the effect. Sleet, freezing rain and a building at 811 Main St. application, should be granted. Purnell area is the most highly used requirements of a special use, then the little snow north and sleet and This week has been proclaimed Tall Cedars The commission will hold a public In order to grant it, the commission parking area under authority control, commission should consider the effect freezing rain changing to rain and Week by Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, in honor of hearing tonight at 7 in the Lincoln must find that Burkamp has access to and that there is a two-hour parking that use will have upon the other users patchy freezing rain south today. the Tali Cedars of Lebanon of North America. Center hearing room on that about 150 parking spaces in town- limit for most of the spaces. They ask who are paying their proportionate Mixed precipitation tonight taper In making the proclamation, Mrs. Weinberg application. controlled lots in the downtown taxing how that applies to normal restaurant share, that is, the taxpayers in the ing off from west to east Tuesday- said the group is an asset to the community 'The comments ask the commission to district. operation. Special Taxing District. .Highs in the low to mid 30s today “ because of its dedication to helping its members consider the effect of a restaurant on The traffic study by Kaehrle Traffic While the comments do not make a The final paragraph raises the and in the 30s north and east to near Rain or drizide through evening become citizens who are socially aware and other users of parking in the Special Associates of West Hartford, shows strong point of the fact that the question about the relative roles of the 40 southwest on Tuesday. Lows active in community programs.” Taxing District. that ample parking is available in the authority merely leases much of the Sonoe rain or drizzle through this evening. High In the mid 30s. North commission and the authority. It says: tonight in the upper 20s to low 30s. The group has been an ardent supposrer of the The parking authority also asks if the more than 600 spaces within 250 feet of land and does not control it perman wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight a little drizzle or freezing drizzle. Low "The commission should also con New Hampshire: Travelers ad Muscular Dystrophy Association’s research commission can grant a special excep the Manchester Mall. ently, Robert Gorman, chairman of the around 30. North wind around 10 mph. Tuesday cloudy with sider whether they can allow a special visory in effect. Sleet, freezing rain programs and is committed to the search for a tion involving parking controlled by the A special exception is required authority, made that point at this UPl photo occasional drizzle. High 35 to 40. Today’s weather picture was drawn exception when the parking required and rain changing to mostly rain cure for neuromuscular diseases. / authdrity. because the restaurant would require morning's brief meeting. by Michelle KInel, B, a fourth-grade student at St. James School. by regulation is not. in fact, controlled and drizzle south today. Mixed The special exception for the restau more than 60 spaces. The comments ask the commission to Benefit concert at Radio City by the applicant. In this case, all precipitation tapering off tonight rant was approved once by the The authority comments suggest consider that when a bypass road is constructed through the lots, some applicable off-street parking is under Frank Sinatra, Diana Ross and Luciano Pavarotti the show go to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer and early Tuesday then remaining Young Democrats to meet commission, but the decision was that the commission consider several angle spaces will be replaced by less the control of the Manchester Parking get together Sunday before a benefit concert at Center to help pay for research and patient mostly cloudy. Highs today in the reversed by the Superior Court because factors. low to mid 30s except mid to upper The Manchester Young Democrats will meet It points out that the Purnell parking desirable spaces along the road. Authority.” New York’s Radio City Music Hall. Proceeds from medical costs. there wasn’t a traffic report submitted 30s south. Lows tonight in the tonight at 8 at the Jury Box Restaurant, 7 Walnut upper 20s to low 30s. Highs St. This is the annual meeting to elect officers for ’Tuesday in the 30s north to 40s A -" Money matters matter Quote of the day south. one year. Membership is open to those 16 to 35. Vermont: Travelers advisory People who join today will be full members and Jury not complete in Lorbier murder trial Is it more important to learn how to dissect a Walter Cronkite explains why he never today. Occasional rain and freez ' ■ ... i 4 : r - will be eligible to vote for the officers and any frog or to manage money? That's the question put considered entering politics on an upcoming ing rain this afternoon. High in the other business that may come up. The annual in Manchester, which police have said moved to Memphis in 1981 to train as a woman he lived with, Khamtanh membership fee is $2. Bv Sarah Passell by Muriel Slebert, the first woman to hold a seat edition of "W hy In The World,” the PBS current 30s. Spotty freezing drizzle or snow Herald Reporter was the site of a fight between Lorbier Church of Christ minister. Moundraty. Ms. Moundraty later told on the New York Stock Exchange. events series for teenagers that is produced by tonight with lows from 25 to 30. and Phommahaxy in May 1982. According to police accounts of the authorities she and Lorbier had once Miss Siebert, one of the women profiled in a WNET-New York dnd KCET-Los Angeles. Tuesday mostly cloudy and HARTFORD — With jury selection Corrigan said he would not excuse incident, Lorbier was driving a van been involved. series of 90-second vignettes on "History ... In the Cronkite, callM the most trusted man in warmer. High 40 to 45. Fairbanks leaves panel advancing more slowly than the judge the man because neither the prosecu with his wife, Aly, and son. Lucky, Witnesses said Lorbier swung the bat Company of Women” to air on the WTBS cable America when iW anchored the CBS Evening expected, testimony may not begin tor, Deputy Assistant State's Attorney when he met Phommahaxay’s car at to break the car window, and then, as network, has some firm ideas about women and News, said: " I think one of the reasons 1 do enjoy Extended outlook Theodore L. Fairbanks bas resigned as before next week in the murder trial of Lawrence Daly, nor defense attorneys, the intersection of Cedar and Walnut Phommahaxay got out of the car, education. public trust is tnat_the—public sees me as member of the Memorial Day Committee after a 28-year-old Laotian refugee charged Joseph Moniz and David J. Elliott, sti«ets. Lorbier grabbed his son's swung the bat again several times at "W e should start teaching a basic knowledge of impartial. Should I begin issuing political Extended outlook for New Eng many years’ service onthegroup,which plans the with the July 1982 fatal beating of raised any objection until the man had baseball bat, got out of his van and Phommahaxy’s arms and head, even money in the high schools," she told U PI in New programs, hunks of the population who disagree land Wednesday through Friday: town’s annual Memorial Day observances. another Laotian refugee. already undergone an hour of question walked over to the driver's window, after Phommahaxay had fallen to t'he York. "They will have to manage credit cards, with me would no longer see me as this trusted, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Fairbanks has been the member representing The victim, Linh Phommahaxay, 39, ing from both sides. where Phommahaxay sat next to the ground, according to police. know about mortgages, IRAs, pensions — and impartial journalist. Furthermore, I don’t like Rhode Island: Wednesday cloudy. the citizens of Manchester. died 8 days after the beating with a The defense excused the man without right now they don’t have that knowledge. As the idea of television journalists using their public Thursday and Friday a chance of In bis letter of resignation, Fairbanks says he is baseball bat on July 8, 1982.. An cause, an option each side may use as more women get into the work force, they have to image as a forum for political careers.” rain and milder. High 45 to SO now retired and has bad some health problems attorney for Loma Lorbier, Phomma- many as 18 times during the selection get that knowledge." Wednesday and 50 to 55 Thursday He would like to be freed from commitments of haxay’s alleged attacker, has told process. Corrigan forced the defense to and Friday. Overnight low 25 to 35 Satellite view any kind. potential jurors that he will argue exercise the option again when he JOIN THE NEW Glim pses Wednesday morning and low 30s to Fairbanks says he bas epjoyed serving on the during the trial that Lorbier acted in refused to excuse a man who admitted low 40s Thursday and Friday Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows committee and particularly eitjoyed the oppor self-defense. Lorbier has been free on he might trust the testimony of police It’s a business decision Helen Hayes will guest star in the two-hour TV morning. clouds that produced rain and freezing rain over the Northeast. Gray tunity to serve as master of ceremonies at $100,000 bond since September 1982. officers more than the testimony of WEIGHT WnCHERS' movie, “Highway to Heaven," that Michael Vermont: Mild weather with a low clouds extend from the Middle Atlantic to the lower Great Lakes Memorial Day services in Center Park. Jury selection began March' 15. Less other witnesses and said he thought Lionel Richie almost became a businessman London is making as a pilot for NBC, and Victor chance of rain Thursday and states, and brighter higher clouds are seen over the center of the In a news release on the resignation. General than half of the necessary 16 jurors had church groups that sponsor Southeast instead of a singer. The singer, composer, French also will be featured in the film. Friday. Highs in the 40s and low country around a storm centered over Oklahoma. Thunderstorms Manager Robert Weiss said, “ The volunteer been chosen by the end of last week. Asian refugees are guilty of “ dump QUICKS1ART producer and superstar was a business m ajor at Ron Moody arrives from London March 26 to 50s. Lows in the 30s. extend from Texas to Missouri, and snow fell from Nebraska to efforts of people like Mr. Fairbanks has enriched Judge Thomas H. Corrigan, apparently ing" jobless and unskilled people on Tuskegee University when he and a few friends begin rehearsals for his role of Fagin in the Maine: Wednesday a chance of Colorado. After a break over the Rockies, clouds Increase toward the the opportunity for commemorating this impatient with the pace of jury American society. formed the Commodores and began working with Broadway revival of the musical "O liver,” to showers north and fair south. A West Coast and light rain fell in the Pacific Northwest. important national day of memorial.” selection, refused to excuse as possibly Lorbier and his family came to the PRCXIRAM. the Jackson Five. begin performances in April. chance of rain Thursday and Fairbanks is a former town director. biased one potential juror who is a United States under the sponsorship of " I was going to be the business man for the Susan George takes over the leading role in the Friday. Highs in the 40s with some supervisor at Dean Machine Products the Manchester Church of Christ. He Commodores and ended up being the singer,” London production of "The Country G irl" on low SOs in the south. Lows in the rrS QUICK rrB Richie said in an interview in New York. " I didn’t March 25. upper 20s north and 30s south. s e a t t i -E 11 realty take it seriously until about my third year New Hampshire: Wednesday a BOSTON A CBS News executive producer Robert North- — minneapolbS vAC) in school when I saw Michael (Jackson) getting shield -has been named to received the 1983 chance of showers north and fair SAFEAND paid. He sang for 45 minutes on stage and National Conservation Award for special south. A chance of rain Thursday Fire Catts NEW YO flK received a check for $108,000. That’s when I said, achievement from the National Wildlife and Friday. Highs in the 40s with ‘Hmmm. How long would that take me (to make) Federation. some low 50s in the south. Lows in ~ i ^1^^ ^ chicaOo r r w o R K a if I were an accountant at General M otors?"’ the upper 20s north and 30s south. 436 E. Center St. (Tow n). Coventry). Coventry). Route 31 and Cedar 30.00-iSM^i M anchester Now you can lose pounds before S A tT m ^ is c o loENvehi, Sunday, 10:07 a.m. — Saturday. 12:08 p.m. — Saturday, 1:54 p.m. — Swamp Road, Coventry Friday, 7:15 p.m. — medical call, 247C N. medical call. Lake Road, reported structure fire. (North Coventry, South you lose petlence. National forecast tractor accident. Inter Main St. (Eighth District, Andover (Andover). Brandy Street, Bolton Coventry). Our r>ew Quick Start program Pet rat rescues owner •A T tA N T A state 86 westbound and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. — (Bolton, Andover, Sunday, 1:43 a.m. — can help you lose weight quicker Snow will spread across the Paramedics). 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CVWIghl Wilchw Hrm m t kw t. loc.’l96< owf$w ol trw WUIphl WRAcht n and Qutcfc Stwt 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 19, 1984 MANC HE.STEK HERALD. Monday, March 19. 1984 — 5 Salvadoran rebels announce Reagan seeks minority votes
offensive to disrupt election L Z i i as GOP campaign heats up saying U.S. and Honduran troops: needed to vote. "initiated today, on a limited Bv AAlchael W. Drudge The rebels said they would allow By-Norman D. Sandler arid prosperous than other His 30 percent to 40 percent, with United Press International scale, an exercise that involves people through Sunday afternoon United Press International panic groups, leaders of the Cuban Cuban Americans and other expat for the last time until after the special troops fropi both nations." American community centered in riates in Florida regarded as key to Salvadoran rebels announced an Col. James Strachan, spokes elections, warning they would WASHINGTON - President Florida have beeri enthusiastic this effort. offensive aimed at disrupting next man for the U.S. miUtary in shoot tires out or bum cars if Reagan is making calculated Reagan supporters over the last The intent is to offset a move by week's elections, warning they people tried to pass after that.' Honduras, said 40 U.S. troops had overtures to specific segments of several years. Democrats to bring Hispanics as a. would bum cars and shoot out tires been flown in from Panama for the the 14.6 million-member Hispanic He has twice electrified Cuban whole back into their traditional to paralyze traffic in the eastern Guerrillas also cut the Pan - exercise, but declined to give the community in an effort to dilute American auidences in Miami with political fold, focusing-on Mexican part of the country. American Highway for several location of the mock operation. traditional partisan bonds and a condemnations of Fidel Castro and Americans in the Southwest, who hours Saturday, taking about 500 lack of support among women and used a special radio address to the comprise 60 percent of (he His In other developments in the Honduran military sources said ceduias from travelers. blacks. Cuban people in January to charge panic community, and, to a lesser region, Honduras said Sunday that ' 150 Honduran troops were Last week, Reagan invited about that Castro has reneged on the extent, Puerto Ricans concen U.S. and Honduran troops began Rebel commander Joaquin Vil involved. 200 Puerto Ricans, most now living promises of the 1959 revolution that trated in the Northeast. limited military exercises some 25 lalobos, head of the People’s The operaUon — which will end on the U.S. mainland, to the White thrust him into power. Both parties hope to benefit from miles north of the Honduran Guerrilla Army, said, "we are March 29 — will include "commun House for a pep talk on his plan for Although Cuban Americans massive voter registration drives, capital Tegucigalpa and Nicara going to expand the war before, ications and survival tactics for "an opportunity society" and his comprise only about 10 percent of though Democratic strategists guan leaders said anti-Sandinista during and after the elections.” internal defense,” the commu strides on the economic front. all Hispanic voters, Reagan has contend their party stands to be the rebels killed 10 soldiers and a Rebel attacks in 1982 — when nique said. Today, he trained his political found them to be receptive to his principal beneficiary as the government official. guerrillas blocked the highway for UPJ photo sights on another important com foreign policy in Central America number of newly enfranchised several days — failed to quash a The last joint U.S.-Honduran ponent of the Hispanic commun and its principal goal of checking Mexican Americans grows. For the second straight day voter turnout of more than 1 war games. Big Pine II, ended Lee Hart, the wife of Democratic paign. In the picture, Mrs. Hart talks to ity: Cuban Americans, who with the spread ot communism in the The (jrospect of making inroads Sunday, Salvadoran rebels million to elect a Constituent Feb. 8, and no official date has presidentiai contender Sen. Gary Hart, Stamford Mayor Thom Serrani, the first common attitudes toward commu Western Hemisphere. among Hispanics holds a special blocked the Pan American High Assembly. been given for the next maneuvers. D-Colorado, sought support Sunday in mayor of a large Connecticut city to way, the major road link to the east Grenadier I, that will reportedly nism and economic fulfillment Reagan draws heavy backing, importance to the Reagan cam i Jik ■ ^ Stamford for Hart’s "new ideas" cam endorese Hart. have demonstrated fervent loyalty for many of the same reasons, paign as a sign that, in contrast to UPI photo — stopping traffic near the town of Salvadoran military officials include 1,700 U.S. and 2,300 Hondu El Semillero, 50 miles east of San said troops would not be with ran troops. to him in the past. from expatriates from other Cen his low standing among blacks and tral and South American countries women, can attract ethnic and Salvador. drawn from their counter- In Nicaragua, Sandinista Com With his Central America aid Fighting In Beirut insurgehcy operation designed to mander Javier Lopez said U.S.- requests facing resistance on who, in many cases, found the minority support. • The guerrillas, who had earlier keep the rebels off balance beforei backed guerrillas ambushed a Hart’s wife opens campaign Capitol Hill, Reagan was expected United States to be a haven from The intent, said one GOP strate- Smoke bursts from the barrel of a mortar and another 20 were in ju ry In the said they would allow next Sun the U.S.-backed presidential group of soldiers returning from to use the occasion to sound a revolution or political instability. gi.st, is "to disprove the notion that day’s presidential elections to take mid-morning shelling. Sporadic clashes elections. Bocay, about 170 miles north of warning to Congress on the situa Reagan received between 25 this president does not have to rely today as militiamen in a southern Beirut place without disruption, took continued between rival factions Managua, killing 10 troops and an tion in El Salvador and reaffirm percent and 30 percent ol all on white males to be re-elected — cemetery fire rounds into the eastern away travelers identification boo The Honduran armed forces his objectives in the region. Hispanic votes cast in 1980. This that he has a broader political issued a communique Sunday Education Ministry official. for primary in Connecticut half of the city. One person was killed klets called "cedulas" that are Generally more conservative year, his strategists are hoping (or appeal."
HARTFORD (UPI) - Paving five vists to the state in the next 10 Reps. Felix J. Karsky of Hartford, the way for her husband, the wife days, said Doug Shrader, Hart John Woodcock of South Windsor, of Sen. Gary Hart hit the campaign campaign manager in Connecti Christine Niedermeier of Fairfield Island win helps Mondale in U.S. Libya reported to plan to destabilize Sudan United States trail in Connecticut to campaign cut, including a Greenwich fun and Gerald Noonan of Naugatuck, for the March 27 primary which draiser March 26 and appearances Markham said. SAN JUAN, Puerto IS second only to New called “United Demo gates elected in the prim Shrader urged Hart supporters crats Committee 84" an ary. Democratic National KHARTOUM, Sudan (UPI) - Libya threaten the security of Egypt and In Cairo, Egyptian Foreign Minister "military measures to repel any may prove pivotal in his neck-in- on primary day. Rico (UPI) - Waller York in size. In Brief to go all out until the state's nounced they would chal Committee officials of is planning "land, air and sea" actions Sudan,” the newspaper said. Kamal Hassan Ali confirmed the pact aggression against Sudan in coopera neck race with Walter Mondale. On Saturday about 60 people Mondale’s supporters say Illinois voters will elect lenge the credentials of fered little hope of success to destabilize Sudan, a move that In Khartoum, a high Sudanese was in force and said Egypt was taking tion with the Sudanese armed forces.” Lee Hart’s series of appearances waving heart-shaped balloons and primary March 27. his victory in Puerto Ri 194 convention delegates the pro-Mondale dele for the ploy. worries neighboring Egypt as a threat official summoned Arab ambassadors Several banks raise prime Sunday capped a weekend of sporting St. Patrick’s Day green co’s Democratic primary, Tuesday. and informed them his government activity by the Coloradan’s suppor opened Hart’s Hartford campaign where he picked up 48 With all 1.653 precincts to its own security, an authoritative NEW YORK — Led by First National Bank of was requesting an emergency meeting ters which included the christening headquarters. delegates, should boost reporting. Mondale re Egyptian newspaper said today. Chicago, several of the nation’s major banks RIbIcoff of the U.N. Security Council to consider U.S. sends Egypt AW ACS of several new campaign offices to State Rep. Dean Markham. his fortunes with Chica ceived 142,696 votes, re The report in Cairo's A1 Ahram Monday raised their prime lending rates to l l ‘/ii the Libyan "aggression," Sudanese prepare for Hart’s upcoming five D-East Hampton, Hart’s legisla HARTFORD —“ Sbraham Rib- go’s large Hispanic popu presenting 99 percent of newspaper followed Egyptian and percent from the 11 percent maintained since officials said. They said a complaint scheduled appearances. tive coordinator, predicted Hart icoff, former Connecticut governor lation Tuesday. the vote; Sen. Gary Hart, HEIP US CELEBRATE Sudanese announcements Sunday they WASHINGTON (U P I) — The United thing is the result of the unprovoked August 1983. was registered with the Tunis-based Libyan attack last week.” Mrs. Hart’s first stop was a would pick up most of John Glenn’s and senator, has endorsed Gary "Definitely, the support D-Colo., 759, or 1 percent; had agreed to help each other militarily States has sent two AWACS early Citibank of New York, Continental Illinois in The First Day of SPRING Arab League. warning radar planes to Egypt to guard meeting with students and former supporters. Hart for the Democratic presiden and recognition of the and Sen. John Glenn, if the need arose. Chicago and Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh The Khadafy’ government denied it The AWACS, for Advance Warning teachers at Jonathan Law High Markham said he and about 14 tial nomination. most clearly defined His D-Ohio, who dropped out Sudan said common defense forces against new attacks on neighboring quickly followed First Chicago’s lead. Most other was behind the Friday raid and Sudan by Libyan warplanes, the and Control Systems, previously have School in Milford, where she other previously uncommitted Ribicoff, a Democrat who served panic vote has to have an of the race last week, 384 were already in place to fend off Libyan major banks were expected to join the upward 2 0 % OFF charged the incident was part of a taught while her husband was a state lawmakers came out for Hart two terms as governor and three impact in the United voles. our tirtire stock of: threats. Pentagon announced today. been sent to Egypt to provide airborne move. U.S.-backed conspiracy against Libya. reconnaissance of Libyan air activities '.Student at Yale University’s Law this week. House Majority Leader terms in the U.S. Senate, made his Stales," Gov. Carlos Five Puerto Rican dele — gUBBERNUID The developments followed Friday’s The planes landed in Cairo about 6 Analysts were not surprised by the move Tripoli said the bombing run was a.m. EST after a flight from the United from across the Egyptian border. The . School and Divinity School. John Groppo and other Glenn announcement Saturday through Romero Barcelo, a strong gates fvill go to the con — wicnR raid on the Omdurman section of because federal funds rates that banks charge carried out by the Sudanese air force to States. planes with their circular domes are Mrs. Hart proceeded to Bridge supporters were expected to an the office of Sen. Christopher supporter of the former vention unpledged, giving — ANCHOR HOCRINC Khartoum by a bomber identified by one another for overnight loans rose to 10 percent create a pretext for U.S. military President Reagan made the decision able to stay within friendly air space port to open her husband’s cam nounce whom they are supporting Dodd, D-Conn., who endorsed Hart vice president, said the island a total of 53. Egypt and Sudan as a Soviet-made last week. This rates influence other charges, Boxed gift sets, only intervention to prop up the Numeiry to send the planes "in reponse to a while their radar tracks planes across paign headquarters and then Tuesday. last week. Sunday. For Mondale, it did not TU-22 based in Libya. The piane including the prime. government. request from the Egyptian and Suda the border. ' wrapped up the afternoon with a " I think they’re leaning toward "G ary Hart is the candidate who M on dale’s Spanish matter that Sen. Gary dropped five bombs, reportedly killing It was the first increase since banks hiked the Sudanese President Jaafar Nu nese governments to bolster their air The spokesman said the U.S. conting fundraiser at the Westport Hart," Markham said. “ Philoso best understands the present and speaking son, William, 24, Harts supporters, refus five people in an attack that increased rate to 11 percent from 10>A percent last Aug. 8. meiry, in a speech to army officers in defense capability," Maj. Bob Shields, ent consisted of two AWACS and a Women’s Club in Westport. phically they’re not in agreement future needs of our country," who visited Democratic ing to participate in a tensions between Libya and Sudan. Analysts said a recent surge in business loans Khartoum late Saturday, said Egypt the Pentagon duty officer said. number of supporting aircraft. They . In the evening she was scheduled with Mondale.’’ Ribicoff said in a statement. Party primary headquar process they claimed was There are expectations that (Libyan- was a m ajor reason for the increase in what is and Sudan had put into effect a ,mutual "There normal mission is to provide will be based in Cairo and remain "just to attend a private fundraiser and Among other Democratic law "Having worked closely with him ters Sunday, agreed. "rigged" in favor of Mon nleader Col. Moammar) Khadafy will called the base lending rate. Some of that loan defense pact signed in 1976 after a early warning air defense against the as long as necessary,” the spokesman open the Hart headquarters in makers planning to switch from in the U.S. Senate, I know him to be "W e are confident the dale, chose their own slate make movements by land, air and sea demand has been generated by huge oil mergers Libyan attempt to overthrow him. air attack," Shields said. said. Stamford. Glenn to Hart are state Sen. a man of courage, independence vote here will be an of 33 delegates in cau to destabilize (Sudan)." Al Ahram involving Texaco and Getty Oil, Gulf Oil and Coma Broirae “The common defense forces have “ They will stay in Egyptian and Shields said that in keeping with legal Hart has tentatively scheduled Michael Skelly of Tolland and and constructive ideas." inspiration and will influ cuses held around the 975 Main St. said. California Standard and Superivn or Oil and already moved in to defend strategic ence the Hispanic vote in island Sunday. With U$l "E gypt’s objective is to prevent any Sudan air space," the Pentagon requirement, "Congress has been fully Mobil Corp. Downtown Manenester movement of any type that would positions in Sudan," Numeiry said. spokesman said. "The whole whole informed." the United States," he The dissident group said. Income up, spending down Hprt is called part conservative Mondale strategists had also spoke of the impact a WASHINGTON — U.S. personal Income raise; against education s ta n d a rd s in small favoring a weakened big win on the island Hearing postponed as Meese Investigated climbed 0.7 percent in February, the smallest WASHINGTON (UPI) would have on Chicago’s grants for private-school businesses. windfall profits tax and increase in seven months, following January’s - The liberal Americans Puerto Rican community, record surge in income, the Commerce Depart lor Democratic Action students and against en Liberals gave Hart mi voting against public ser Bv Norman D. Sandler which outside Puerto Rico Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes told United ment said today. and the conservative forcing federal safety nus scores in 1980 for vice jobs. United Press International Press International Sunday, "Reagan stands solidly Spending dropped 0.7 percent in February, the Americans for Constitu behind the nomination.” first decline since August. tional Action say Gary Sale ends Saturday, March 24th. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Edwin Meese. President Speakes said Justice Department officials advised The month’s increase in income was spread Hart is more conservative Reagan’s embattl^ nominee fpr attorney general, White House counsel Fred Fielding Sunday of their across the board, from factories to farms, the than Walter Mondale on has asked that further confirmation hearings be plan to undertake an investigation. Fielding then department said. economic, sociai and mil- 4 >ostponed so the Justice Department can conduct a informed Meese of the decision, Speakes said. January’s strong 1.5 percent boost for income, ' itary issues but more separate inquiry into his financial dealings. Thurmond’s press secretary, Mark Goodin, said revised upward in the latest report, benefitted liberal on civil rights. Meese, in a letter Sunday to Senate Judiciary Thurmond had agreed to delay the confirmation from a 3.5 percent pay raise for federal civilian A comparison of the two 'smidZtDfdZ/ Committee Chairman Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., said hearings two to three weeks, but as of Sunday night it and military employees. 'top Democratic contend he was informed by Justice Department officials of was unclear what‘the committee would do beyond A slowdown in automobile purchases was the ers’ congressional voting the start of a “ preliminary inquiry" of the Printed puckers. Sporty polyfcotton, machine that. m ajor reason for February’s decline in spending, records shows Mondale circumstances surrounding a $15,000 loan his wife, wash, 45" wide. Reg. S2.99 y d ...... N O W $2 YD. the department report said. Earlier this month . scoring higher than Hart Ursula, received from a longtime friend who later Meese’s spokesman, James Jenkins, emphasized the narrower measure of retail sales showed a 0.2 - among iiberals, espe- Sheer solids Si prints. Pretty polyfcotton or received jobs in the Reagan adminstration. that Meese has no intention of asking Reagan to percent drop for February . - cially on economic issues. poly/ rayon blends. M achine wash, 45" wide. " I welcome this inquiry by the Justice Depart withdraw his nomination, which has been under fire February’s personal income, pay before ADA, a liberai iobbying ReReg. $2.99 & $3.49 y d ...... N O W $2 YD. ment,” Meese wrote. “ It provides a full opportunity to from Democrats from the start. income taxes but after Social ^curity taxes, group that has endorsed Afokatpariaef evaluate and to expose the baseless insinuations that Jenkins said.^I^eese requested and received Shirting plaids. Polyfcotton, machine wash, increased $20.9 billion at an annual rate to $2,922 Mondale, gave its candi- bufronAoTMln have received extensive media exposure and have Reagan’s permission to send the letter to Thurmond ‘ wide. Reg. $3.49 y d ...... N O W $2 YD. lour easy steps trillion, the department said. date a 92 percent lifetime been undoubtedly motivated by election-year during a meeting at the White House late Sunday. Disposable income, after income taxes, was Crating, while Hart got 79 Crott books. Candlewicking, quilting, more. politics." The decision to order a preliminary investigation Selection varies. Reg. $3 each... NOW $2 EACH under the 1978 Ethics in Government Act followed a also up 0.7 percent in February. ; percent. BbulIMn The Meese letter, read to Thurmond over the ACA, a conservative round of high-level discussions by Justice Depart sWfB/iae telephone Sunday evening, came less than 48 hours group that favors less ment officials, including Attorney General William provide before Meese was to appear before the Judiciary . government intervention versatllllv Committee for a second round of questioning on the French Smith, over the weekend. Eight are believed drowned Aaa
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II I f 1 0 barred from entering the Ui^tBd States MANCHESTEH HICKALU, Monduv, ..lurch 19. 1984 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 19, 1984 State says Obituaries hospital claim Claire E. Anderson a.m. in the Second Congregational granddaughters; and one great- SPORTS Claire E. Anderson, 60, of 14 Church, Route 44. Burial will be at great-granddaughter. exaggerated Summit St., died Sunday at Man the convenience of the family. Gra^side services and burial chester Memorial Hospital. She There are no calling hours. will be private in Forest City HARTFORD (U P I) — The Con NCAA Tournament roundup was the-wife of the late Leonard R. Memorial donations may be Cemetery. South Portland, Maine. necticut Hospital As^iation has Anderson Sr. made to North Central Hospice, P. There are no calling hours. Mem exaggerated claims about the She was bom in Chicopee, Mass., O. Box 701, Vernon, 06066, or to the orial donations may be made to the number of psychiatric patients and had lived in South Windsor Arthritis Foundation Inc., 929 Silas charity of the donor's choice. The forced to stay in emergency rooms before moving to Manchester 12 Deane Highway, Wethersfield, Hoimes Fuenrai Home. 400 Main because state facilities are full, years ago. She was a communicant 06109. The Holmes Funeral Home, St., Manchester, has charge of state officials say. Georgetown plays poorly, but survives of St. Bridget Church. 400 Main St., Manchester, has arrangements. The Department of Mental She leaves a son, Leonard R. charge of arrangements. Health said it found 19 requests for Francis J. Kosky points and Sean Kerins 16 for Illinois 64, Villanova 56 Anderson, with whom she had admission to state facilities from Ewing followed a missed free Francis J. Kosky, 78. of Wethers Bv Fred Lief Syracuse, 23-8. The Rams, 23-7, Bruce Douglas sank seven free made her home; a brother, Joseph Manchester Memorial Hospital in throw by Gene Smith to make it Thomas Noil field, died Saturday at his home. UPI Sports Writer throws in the last two minutes and Hickey of Enfield: and two sisters, Thomas Neill, 54, of Bristol, died September and October, when the 36-34 and Jackson's foul shot were led by Mike Schlegel with 16 He was the husband of Marion L.F. points and 14 rebounds. Efrem Winters muscled inside for Mrs. Esther Daley of South Wind Saturday at Bristol Hospital. He CHA claimed 30 patients were secu r^ it. Kosky and the brother of William Slowdown basketball nearly bur 12 points for Illinois, 25-4. Villan sor and Mrs. Minnie McKinney of refused admission to state Ewing had 10 points and 7 Syracuse meets Virginia Thurs was the brother of Margaret Kosky and Mrs. Josephine Alu- ied (jeorgetown in the West. ova trailed 49-45 with 2; 03 left. The East Hampton. Cunningham of Manchester. hospitals. rebounds for the Hoyas. 30-3, SMU, day night at Atlanta and North bicki, both of Manchester. “ I hope that's the bad baligame Wildcats, 19-12, were led by Ed The funeral will be Wednesday He also leaves his former wife, Only one of those patients was 25-8 was led by Jon Koncak with 13 Carolina plays Indiana in the other He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. we have to get out of our systems," Pinckney's 22 points. at 9: IS a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Jean Maiino; a daughter, Barbara held at Manchester longer than 24 points and Larry Davis with 12. game. Carol Reynolds of South Glaston 1 ^ Hoyas coach John Thompson said. Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Jean Neill of South Windsor; two hours because the state system • " I didn't think it was the big Virginia 53, Arkansas 51 (oi) bury; four other sisters, Mrs. “ It was a bad game for us." Midwest Regional At Lincoln, Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. sons, Thomas W. Neill of Southing was full, Wayne F. Dailey, the guy's best gamb," Thompson said Rick Carlisle's baseline jumper Stanley Chaia of Glastonbury, Patrick Ewing tipped in a Neb. Bridget Church. Burial will be in ton and Andrew Briggs Neill of department’s regional director for of Ewing. "But I've always said with four seconds left following a Mrs. Nicholas Hansen of South missed free throw with 51 seconds DePaul 75, Illinois Slate 61 Wapping Cemetery, South Wind Bristol; two brothers, William north central Connecticut, said he's a prime-time player. He made blocked shot won it for the Windsor, Mrs. Fred Sharis of left and Michael Jackson added a Tyrone Corbin scored 20 points sor. Friends may call at the Neill of Plainville and John Neill of Friday. the big play." Cavaliers, 19-11. Otheil Wilson of Windsor and Mrs. Carl Nosal of foul shot with 8 seconds to go as and Kenny Patterson and Dallas funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 Detroit, Mich; and another sister, The association also claimed 63 . In the second game, Schrempf, a Virginia had his shot from the side Glastonbury; five grandchildren; GeorgeUywn escaped 37-36 against Comegys added 14 each as DePaul and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contribu Mary Ames of Danbury. patients from Hartford Hospital .: West German native, scored 21 blocked by Alvin Robertson but the and three great-grandchildren. Southern Methodist in the West ball was deflected to Carlisle. coach Ray M eyer moved a step tions may be made to the Am eri The funeral procession will leave were refused, but Dailey reported points in the second half lor The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 Regional in Pullman, Wash. Arkansas, 25-7, was paced by Joe toward the Final Four, Rickie can Heart Association, 310 Collins DuPont-Young Funeral Services, only 71 patients were referred Washington, 24- 6. Duke cut it to a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, In the other game, Washington Kleine's 15 points and Robertson's Johnson scored 14 points for St., Hartford. 25 Bellevue Ave., Bristol, Wednes fropn the hospital and only three 79-78 with 1:05 left on Mark 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will downed Duke 80-78 behind Detlef 14 points, 8 steals and 7 assists. Illinois State, 23-8. day at 8:30 a.m. for a funeral at 9 kept there longer than 24 hours Alarie's jumper. Tommy Amaker be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Schrempf's 30 points. The Hoyas Mideast Regional At Milwaukee " I ’m happy," said Meyer, in his Dennis H. Boxx a.m. at St. Matthew Church'. because no beds were available at meet Nevada-Las Vegas Friday at of the Blue Devils missed with Rocky Hill. Friends may call at the Louisville 69, Tulsa 67 42nd and last season of coaching. Dennis H. Boxx, 53, of North Calling hours are Tuesday from 3 state facilities. eight seconds left. Johnny Daw funeral home today from 5 to 8 p.m. Los Angeles with Dayton facing Milt Wagner's spinning 12- footer ”1 get to coach another week, " Woodstock, died Saturday at Bran to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral “ It’s a question of what consti kins had 22 points and Alarie 20 for Memorial donations may be made the Huskies. with four seconds remaining car DePaul meets Wake Forest ford Hospice after a long illness. home. tutes a refusal,” said Dr. Howard Georgetown, expected to storm Duke. 24-10. to the American Heart Associa ried the Cardinals. Lancaster Friday at St. Louis and Memphis He was the husband of Colleen R. J. Wetstohe, director of Hartford tion, 310 Collins St., Hartford. through this regional, trailed 24-16 Gordon scored 14 of his 17 points in State goes against Houston. Boxx and the father of Dennis H. Mabel w . Hall Hospital’s department of ambula-.. at halftime. Its lethal man-to-man East Regional At East Ruther the first half to send Louisville to a Wake Forest 69, Kansas 59 Boxx Jr. of Manchester. COVENTRY - Mabel (Wal- tory services. “ Keeping a patient ford, N.J. Leendert van Zandbergen defense then took control, limiting 41-28 lead. Wagner and Charles Kenny Green tossed in 20 points He also leaves his mother, Irene bridge) Hall, 90, of 88 Twin Hills in our emergency Toom for four or Syracuse 78, Virginia Common Leendert (Len) van Zandber SMU to 2 points in the first 13:48 of Jones each had 15 for the Cards. and Anthony Teachey addded 15 A. Boxx Czajkowski of Riviera Drive, died Friday night at a six or 12 hours is a refusal as far as - wealth 63 gen, 36, of South Woodstock, the second half. Tulsa. 27- 4. was powered by Ricky rebounds and 13 points to lead Beach, Fla.; two other sons, Rockville convalescent home. She I ’m concerned." Syracuse used 24 points by formerly of Manchester, died After spreading their offense Ross with 27 points and Steve Wake Forest, 22-8, The Demon Patrick and Jared Boxx, at home; was the wife of Byron W. Hall. The association has filed suit to UPI photo Rafael Addison and a rugged Friday of injuries suffered in an midway through the second half, Harris with 21. Louisville takes on Deacons won it on a 13-2 surge in two daughters, DannielleChobotof She was born in Coventry on force the state to accept morel the Hoyas built a 32-26 lead. But man-to-man defense to blow by automobile accident in Woodstock. Kentucky Thursday night in Lex the second half. Kansas completed Sorrento, Maine, and Erin Morse Aug. 17, 1893, and had been a patients. Georgetown’s Patrick Ewing tips home the winning VCU. The Orangemen led 59-57 He was the husband of Marsha SMU — which outrebounded Geor ington, Ky.. with Illinois facing its first season under Coach Larry of Wai‘ehouse Point: three sisters, lifelong resident. She taught in the In a report issued in January, the ' before reeling off 14 straight (Paradis) van Zandbergen. basket off a missed foul shot as he got inside SMU’s Larry getown 31-24 — got the ball inside Maryland. Brown at 22-10. Colleen Slack of Coming, N.Y., Coventry elementary schools for points. Dwayne Washington had 18 He was born in Amsterdam, group claimed nearly 425 paUents Davis to score. Hoyas barely escaped, 37-36. and tied it 34-34 with 2:46 left. Alice Foley of Pompano, Beach, many years and was also the Netherlands, on Feb. 25,1948, and “ dangerous to themselves or oth Fla., and Norma Jean Hartsock of town's tax collector for 26 years. came to this country in 1971. He ers" and referred to state hospitals' Tequesta, Fla; two grandsons; a She and her husband celebrated UPI photo had lived in Manchester before were initially refused admission. - granddaughter: and many nieces their 56th wedding anniversary moving to Woodstock four years and nephews. last August. New York ceremony ago. He owned and operated The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 She was a member of the Second The Christian Science Church ' Impatience very costly Centech Metal Products in a.m. at the Smith and Walker Congregational Church of Coven Archbistlop John J. O ’Connor, installed Sunday as was first organized in 1878. It took Mechanicsville. . Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., try, the Ladies Fragment Society archbishop of New York, takes part in the ceremony of its present form in 1892 with the He was a member of First Putnam. There are no calling of the Church, Coventry Grange, Mother Church, the First Church Congregational Church of Wood- Canonical Possession and Evening Prayer at St. hours. Memorial donations may be Uriel Lodge, Order of Eastern Star of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. stock. He and his wife were youth Patrick's Cathedral. \\[wn made to Connecticut Hospice, P.O. of Merrow, and the Coventry as EC out of tourney advisers for the church. He was Box 623, Branford, 06405. Historical Society. also a member of the Woodstock Besides her husband, she leaves Lions Club. Pool could be $6.5 million GLASTONBURY - Impatience the lead. East hurt itself down the credited his defense for the vic James A. Martin a sister, Mrs. Anna Beech of West Besides his wife he leaves his at most inopportune moments COVENTRY - James Albert stretch In the third period with tory. "Our two guards deserve a lot m s Hartford, and a niece and a mother, Jacoba B. van Zanderber- turned out to be its biggest Martin, 82, formerly of Boston nephew. three costly turnovers. While East of credit. Jaskiewicz was sick all gen; two daughters, Alison and downfall as East Catholic fell to St. Turnpike, died Friday at Manches 'The funeral will be Tuesday at was turniiTg the ball over. Rich week with the flu and (Paul) Tamar, both at home; two sisters, Bernard, 63-55, in a CIAC State Radicioni, Jaskiewiz and Mike Bergeron had a bad knee." ter Memorial Hospital. He was the 2; 30 p.m. at the Second Congrega Jeanette and Christina van Zand No first-prize Lotto winner Basketball Tournament Class L Bing hit three big buckets for St. The Saints pressure aided in fh husband of the late Elsa V.H. tional Church, Route44. Burial will bergen, both in the Netherlands, quarterfinal Saturday night here Bernard for the lead. Eagle turnovers. "For awhile Martin. be in Center Cemetery. There are and several nieces and nephews. at Glastonbury High. "W e lost poise in the third there it looked like we had boxing He was bom in Boston, Mass., on no calling hours. The Holmes HARTFORD (U PI) - The first- roped off to keep them out of the prize pool, or a share of it, are more A memorial service will be held The Saints, 18-4 and No. 4 seed in quarter and that’s where we lost gloves on trying to handle loose Oct. 14, 1901, and had lived in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., prize pool for the Lotto game will way of store customers. than 1.9 million to 1. Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Congre the original 30-team field, advance the game," Penders said. “St. balls," Penders said. He, too, saw Coventry since 1945. Before retir Manchester, has charge of arran continue to grow for the seventh “ Everybody's buying $5, $10, $20 The Bridgeport Post quoted gational Church of Woodstock, to Wednesday's semifinals against Bernard deserved to win and I'm defense as the key, along with the ing in 1972 he was a registered gements. Memorial donations may week in a row, and with the worth,” said A. Fred Basil, man statistician Dan O’Reilly of Lex Route 169. There are no calling Warren Harding of Bridgeport at still proud of the way we rebounded bench. "They won the game on nurse with the State of Connecticut be made to the Memorial Fund of Friday’s failure to produce a ager of Liquor Merchants Five. ington, Mass., as comparing the Maloney High in Meriden. The for eight years and before that was hours. Memorial donations may be winner, the pool could swell to $6.5 “ It’s businessmen, lawyers, pro odds to tossing a coin and having it from a 3-7 start," he added. The defense. Depth 'was also a factor. Second Congregational Church. Eagles, No. 19 seqd in the original employed in the medical depart made to the Woodstock Emer million, officials say. fessionals, even my own dentist.” come up heaito 21 times in row or a Eagles won 12 of their final 15 We just didn't have the bench they field, bow out at 15-11 and with the games before running into the ment of Pratt & Whitney. He was at Ella P. Susrue gency Medical Services in care of The six numbers drawn Friday Basil said he had joined those poker player being dealt three do," he said. Nancy Young, P. O. Box 164, South East Region II title in their independent Saints, who'll rejoin Eask pulled to within three Pratt & Whitney for 22 years before Ella (Prange) Sugrue, 81, for night which foiled millions were 10, playing a lottery game for the first straight flushes in a row. Woodstock, 06281. possession. the Hartford County Conference points, 46-43, with 5; 30 left on a pair retiring from there in 1964. He was merly of 38 Nassau Circle, East 24, 17, 25, 9 and 26. time. “ If I win. I ’ll buy a mansion O’Reilly said simply buying two St. Bernard had beaten East next season. of Dargati free throws. But that a member of the Second Congrega Hartford, and Portland, Maine, Lottery Unit Chief J. Blaine in West Palm Beach, F la.,” he Lotto tickets cuts the odds to twice (68-63 and 65-46) during the "The team was overanxious. We would be the closest the Eagles tional Church of Coventry, the died Sunday at a Manchester In Memoriam Lewis said he projected this week's said. 975.000 to 1 and buying four tickets regular season. East coach Jim weren’t very patient and that's would come as St. Bernard iced it Lodge of Masons of Merrow, the convalescent home. She was the In sad and loving memory of Lotto ticket sales at least three In Friday’s drawing, there were improves them to better than a Penders had hoped fate was on his what hurt us. St. Bernard doesn't from the foul line with a 13-for-l7 Orient Lodge 62 of East Hartford, wife of the late John P. Sugrue. Cedric Giggie, who passed away times last week's record figure of 119 second-prize . winners with 500.000 to 1. He said spring for 21 side. But the third time didn't beat itself. You have to beat performance the final period. and the Tall Cedars of Lebanon. She was bom in Dresden, Ger March 19th, 1983. $1.29 million. tickets worth $2,001 each and 5,995 tickets and you have one chance in prove to be the charm. them," Penders continued. Bing had 16 points, Jaskiewicz 14 He leaves two daughters, Mrs. many, and came to this country in The manager of a Hartford Civic third-prize winners who have 15,000. The Saints had a 20-16 lead after St. Bernard only had seven and Radicioni 10 to lead St. Donald (Linda) Simmons of Bolton 1923. She lived in Maine and East It doesn't take a special day. Center liquor store with a Lotto tickets worth $60 each. The second Lotto players put up $1 to bet on one period and 32-29 edge at the turnovers against 15 for the Bernard. Chris Brunone had 14 and June (Martin) Zaklukiewicz of Hartford until moving to the To bring you to our minds. machine said Friday was the and third-prize winners must wait six numbers from 1 to 36, hoping to half before they moved to a 36-31 Eagles. St. Bernard did a good points and Theriault 13 for the Manchester; a son, Bruce A. convalescent home in Manchester The day we do not think of you. biggest Lotto day he has had, with until Monday to claim their prizes. match the six numbers drawn for lead midway through the third defensive job on East 6-2 senior Eagles. M artinof Westminster, Calif.; two several years ago. Are very hard to find. as many as 50 bettors lined up and The odds of winning the first- the top prize. period. East drew even on five captain Jim Dargati, who led the sisters in Massachusetts; and six She leaves a daughter, Mrs. straight points from senior for Eagles with 19 points. He had to ST BERNARD (63) — Bergeron grandhcildren. Erna Foster of Durham, Maine; Sadly missed by wife. ward John ’Theriault. Theriault work for most of them with the 2-2-6, Bing 5-6-16, Jaskiewicz 7-0-14, The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 two granddaughters; three great- Mother, son and family Thousands face radon exposure scored on a three-point play and Saints’ Kevin Jaskiewicz dogging Radicioni 3-4-10, Sawyer 3-3-9,- then hit a jumper in the lane with his trail. Smith 2-4-8. Totals 22-19-63. Bus crashes In Union SOUTH >ORTLAND, Officials at a special from granite and other laundering. 3:16 left. “ Our plan was to make Dargati EAST CATHOLIC (55) - Bru Maine (U P I) — Thou conference bn radon gas ancient rocks. It easily St. Bernard, however, scored the work and to play at a fast pace to none 5-4-14, Dargati 4-11-19, Galli- sands of people in north estimated that 40 percent dissolves in cold water In addition, some radon final six points of the quarter to tire East out because we knew they gan 2-0-4, McPaddelPM)-0, Perno ern New England and of the people in Maine and and just as easily escapes a Iso escapes directly from take a 42-36 edge into the final eight didn’t have a bqnch," said St. 0-0-0, Smith 2-1-5, Theriault 6-1-13. some other parts of the New Hampshire are ex again as the water is heat. rocks into homes built On minutes. It would never relinquish Bernard coach Rich Pagliuca, who Totals 19-17-55. nation are exposed to high posed to high levels of Officials said it is granite foundations, Slick roads bring trouble picked up from wells perched on granite ledges levels of a dangerous radon gas — a potentially cancer-causing gas. drilled into bedrock and or built with concrete BOSTON (UPI) — sleet and rain slicked medians along the inter radioactive gas in their NIT roundup imposed a travelers advi Radon is an invisible, released in homes during mixed with radio-active Roads slicked by sleet and pavements and slowed state between Portland homes, environmental of sory early today in most of ficials have warned. odorless gas that escapes showers, dishwashing and gravel. freezing rain created traffic. and Gardiner. Because of the region minus Cape commuter nightmares Police said Howard J. the treacherous condi Cod and the Islands, coas throughout New England Freedman, 33, of Boston's tions, that stretch of road tal Rhode Island and Virginia Tech, Pitt advance today, sending a commu Roslindale section was way was closed for I'A Coastal Connecticut. ter bus off a highway in killed at about 2 a.m. on hours. Primary race too close to call The weather service points at the free throw line to Connecticut and testing Route 1 in Boston when his "It's a bit icy here," a By Dan Lohwasser see if Al Young’s follow shot was said precipitation was ex Continued from page 1 UPI Sports Writer actually offensive interference. subdue a Seminole comeback. the mettle of Boston mo car hit a tree. He was state police dispatcher in paign is hoping for at least son would get 75 to 80 pected to linger over the Jackson also is ex South Alabama attempted a torists facing major road pronounced dead on arri Scarborough, Maine, re national level earlier in three delegates and is percent of the minority Pitt, 18-12, was also able to northern region, caused pected to be in the state, GREENSBORO, N.C. - A1 full-court pass with two seconds reconstruction. val at Brigham and ported of conditions that by a combination of cold the campaign season. vote, noting he has sup capitalize on key errors by Florida concentrating its efforts Daniels said, and wiii get Young’s only points of the night left, but the clock expired as the At least one death was Women's Hospital, q "The prompted police to lower high pressure over the Mondale also has the State in the closing seconds. on minority populations in port from most prominent a boost March 24 when the turned out to be the ones that ball went out of bounds at the other reported in the foul person behind him said he the turnpike speed limit to central Quebec province most top Democrats in his Trailing 64-62 with 15 seconds left, Bridgeport, Hartford and black officials here that mayor of Washington, counted most for Virginia Tech in end. weather caused by two was going about 35 mph 45 mph. and a low pressure system corner, including O’Neill, Florida State’s Vince Martello hit New Haven. he lacked in some other D.C., visits New Haven to the second round of thee National For Pitt, Clyde Vaughan scored weather system that have and he went straight “ It goes anywhere from out in the Atlantic Ocean. state party Chairman the front end of a 1-and-l but Daniels predicted Jack- states. Invitation Tournament. 25 points and the Panthers used created an atmospheric ahead into a tree," said just rain to rain and sleet. “ Little change is ex James M. Fitzgerald, and campaign for him. missed the second shot and the standoff. The National Metropolitan District The roads are being three congressmen. Hart, The 6-foot guard went up in precision foul shooting to hold off Panthers rebounded. With 13 se pected in this unexpected traffic and tipped in a baseline Florida State. Weather Service posted Commission Sgt. James sanded and salted but I long seige of rather raw on the other hand, has the conds left, reserve Billy Culbert travelers's advisories Considine. "Sanders have don't know how well other top name. Sen. jumper by Perry Young with three "People have been saying 1 can’t son hit both sides of a 1-and-l to put a n d late-wintery go one-on-one,” said Vaughan, across New England. been hitting that area they're keeping up. The Christopher Dodd. .seconds left Sunday night to lift the the game out of reach. weather,” an official Na REAL ESTATE SEMINAR .Gobblers to a 68-66 victory over “ and I wanted to prove they were A local commuter bus because it's been real temperature's right tional Weather Service While momentum may slid down an embankment South Alabama. wrong.” Vaughan scored 16 points in the icy." around freezing — it's report for New England be the biggest prize Con - Virginia Tech thus moves to the Al Gipson, who led Florida State first half. George Allen scored 15 on ice-slick Route 190 near ^ He smd fey roads were probably freezing when it said today.^ necticut has to offer Mon FOR HOME BUYERS AND SELLERS the Union, Conn., early causing more accidents hits the road surface," he dale or Hart, delegates N IT third round with Pittsburgh, a in scoring with a 20.5 average this for the game, including four today injuring five people. than usual, but said no one said. It predicted: “Some may be the prize for the ;66-63 winner over Florida State in year, spent much of the early going crucial free throws in the final two on the bench. Coach Joe Williams State police said the in else was reported hurt "W e had a number of snow and sleet will con third Democrat still in the 'Sunday night’s first game. minutes. jured were taken to a because, "Everyone's go vehicles off the road in the tinue through Tuesday race, Jesse Jackson. March 22,1984 ■ "W e figured they (South Ala said his 6-foot-lO star took himsell Herald photo by Tarquirtk) Florida State, 20-11, was led by hospital in Southbridge, ing real slow." night — nothng serious." across north Vermont into Sen. John Daniels, D- bama) would come out in a zone out of the game because he was dissatisfied with his play. Martello with 16 points, Gipson Mass. None of the injuries The National Weather In Rhode Island, a north Maine with rain, N e w Haven, a co- 7:30 P.M. (for the final play) and we wanted “ We’re not going to let this with 12 and Randy Allen with 11. East Catholic’s Chris Brunone (22) High. St. Bernard’s Mike Bing (23) takes 9 were believed to be se Service said widespread steady drizzle in tempera freezing drizzle and a chairman of Jackson’s. to get the ball to (P e r ^ ) Young," detract from a good season," said Florida State trailed by as many extends himself and releases jumper a swipe at the basketball. Saints rious, police said. buildup of ice on trees also tures around freezing little sleet early this state effort, said the cam- Manchester Country Club said Coach Charlie Moir. "H e gota as 8 in the second half, but the The bus was taking threatened to fell limbs created some icing and a morning giving way to good shot and it almost went in.” Williams. "They’ve done some towards the basket in Class L quarterfi eliminated the Eagles, 63-55 Seminoles fought their way back to workers to the Pratt & and bring power lines great deal of slush on just plain rain elsewhere South Alabama Coach Cliff Ellis good things.” nal bout Saturday night at Glastonbury The Panthers scored their last 6 tie it 49-49 with 9:50 to play. Whitney plant in East down with them. highways. Some skidding by mid-moming. ASTROLOGY It said he wanted to view the films to Hartford, Conn. Officials "What a way to start a accidents were reported, All phases of buying and selling a home will be pre did not know how many Monday," said a Maine but there were no serious “ From Cape Cod west it i READIIIGS $ sented and discussed followed by question and an people were on the bus at State Police spokesman. injuries. will rain and drizzle swer period. the time of the accident. "It's a real rotten day out In New Hampshire, through tonight. The ther ON ML raWLEMS I In Boston, motorists there.’' mometer -will only rise Ray Meyer wants national crown for his team state highway depart fOfiAPPOINTUtMT CALL N battled the elements and Dozens of schools ment crews were called reluctantly into the mid 30s except to around 40 Speakers the construction barriers across Maine closed down out in force early today to ..iMOAXYMM-nm $3 over Cape Cod west along " I ’m so happy," Meyer said. for his 700th career win and his a 47-34 advantage. Corbin scored 12 record of 22. the Big Eight Jayhawks 8-2 to start as a two-year project to for the day because of the treat all roadways after Joyce G. Epstein - D.W. Fish Realty Bv Rick Gosselln ‘A prict wnnwMi tlilimis soid ^ “ Let’s face it, I love this team. triumph Sunday enabled the Blue of his 20 points in the second half to The 6-9 Teachey was the only the second half to take the lead for rebuild the Southeast Ex bad weather. the Natidnal Weather Ser the Connecticut coast." (finding a home; aelling a home) UPI Sports Writer They do so much more for me than Demons to equal a school single complete the rout. player on either team to go the full good at 3934 and then put Kansas pressway, the 8.2-mile Ice-weighted branches vice issued a traveler’s m m . Robert F. DeMarchi-D.W. Fish Mortgage Co. ■Aims I could ever do for them. season record of 27 victories. " I was so proud of the boys," the 40 minutes and he outrebounded away with a 13-2 spree over a link between Boston and came crashing down on advisory. (financing) LINCOLN, Neb. — The common “ I came into the lockerroom Tyrone Corbin collected 20 70-year-old Meyer said. "This the entire Kansas front line of six-minute span midway through its southern suburbs, power lines, causing scat Similar conditions were • Charles A. Borgida - C.P.A. misconception is that DePaul before the game and told Kenny points and 0 rebounds and Dallas team does whatever we ask of 7-foot-l Greg Dreiling, 6-8 Kelly the half. began. tered power outtages in described in Maine and SINUS SUfFERERS players want to win the 1984 NCAA (tax considerations) ^ Championship for their retiring Patterson if be bent over quickly Comegys and Patterson chipped in them. If we lose, it will be'because Knight and 6-6 Calvin Thompson (a An extra contingent of Portland, South Portland,. Vermont, where the freez Hm't m m tm y d laUwilui m w *WN mt*” SYNA-OIAR OtBwm Uml Donald A. Clerke - Consulting Engr. he’d break. I kidded around with 14 points apiece as DePaul, the the other team is better. This team combined 13 rebounds). Teachey Green scored the first two SO motorcycle police offic Falmouth and several ing rain was predicted to N M i « d Udmdf md madami^ H M i m 4 d m t «N m t d td m m v Mm . coach Ray Meyer. Actually, Meyer O m \ m 4 em P 9ddm g M y m la • hggn t U M fro«i pdm m 4 ftmmm (Inspecting your home) the players, just tried to relax top-see(led team in the Midwest, will not beat itself.” also had 4 assists. baskets of that run and when it ers patroled the highway other Maine communi taper off by mid-day but wants to win the elusive national mmumdm. bfMNM MNhr**
f. I 14 - MANC IUCSTEH HERALD. Mimdii.y. Murch 19, ia«4 M ANt Ht-hTEK IIKKALD, Moinliij, Miiivh 19, 1984 - 15 Spring training roundup S c o r e b o a r d
Gory Plover 3,240 71-7068-75—284 Fouled out—L. Thompson; Shel Cy Youhg winners Blues 5. Capitils 3 S. Ballesteros 3,240 73-7)68-72—284 ton. Syracuse 78. VCU63 Tommy Nokoilm 3,240 70-7569-70-284 Total touls—Kansas City a,ClovelondX. Hockey St. Louis 128-6 Peter Jacobsen 3,240 68-73-7669—284 Rebounds— Kansas City 31 (L. Thompson VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (43) Football Washington t 11 1— 3 Joe Inman Z540 767167-73-285 11), Cleveland 49 (Robinson 13). Assists— First period—L St. Louis, Gllm our 23 Tom Jenkins 2340 73-71-X69—285 Konsos City X (Theus 7), Clevelond 18 Brown 55 03 10, Fronco 2-5 50 4, (Wilson, Gondior), 2:X. 2, Washington, Doug Tewell Z540 7368-7669—285 (Huston 4). Technical—Kansas City Schlegel 515 65 16, Duncan 5)5 2-4 14, don’t produce duel &lckson 10 (Murphy, Haworth), 5:37. Corey Povln- —2340 70-X-T;)-7Z71—285 coach Jones 26 1-2 5, Lamb 57 50 6, Allen 1-3 NHLstmdingt Penalties—Suiter, StL, 4:27; Gould, Was, Fitzsimmons. A—2,796. 50 2. Dovls 51 03 0, Dickerson 2-7 2-2 6. USFL standings 4:27; Wilson, StL, 4:X; Carlson, SIL, Woke 50 50 0. Totals 27-64 9-13 43. 6:21; Stevens, Was, 6:21; Reeds, StL, SYRACUSE (») Jones scored the tying run in the Wetes Conference LPGAreaulta Eastern Conference By United Press Internotlonol tired the first 19 Tigers before Alan Patrick Divisien 8:X; Romope, StL., 10:M; Loughlin, Was, BuckalOQ.BulletalOl Addison 513 56 24, Kerins 514 64 16, Atlonllc Division fifth and later drove in an insu Tramm ell was safe on an error in W L T Pit. 6F 6A 10:24; Stevens, Woh, 13:X. Hawkins 67 63 14, Woshlngton 59 510 WL T Pet. PF PA Second period—3, St. Louis, Federko 38 SIX380 Tucson LPGA 18, Woldron 03 23 2, Monroe 52 2-2 2, rance run to lead the Pittsburgh the seventh inning. x-NY Itlondrs 2 V2 338 2SS New Jersey 3 1 0 .750 87 82 Last year's Cy Young Award x-WosMnotn 5 91 ------(Sutter, Mullen), *:S0. 4, St. Louis, At Tucson, Ariz. March it WASHINGTON (101) Spero 51 2-2 2, Triche 03 53 0, Philadelphia 3 I 0 .750 76 39 winners went face-to-face Sunday Pirates to a 6-4 win over the St. At Yuma, Ariz., Paul Molitor x -P M k x M ^ 10 S< Mullen 36 (PIchette, Federko), 5:41. 5, ( P o r n i Bollard 11-15 36 25; McMIllen 612 63 Popodokos 50 50 0, Korpls 50 03 0, Pittsburgh 1 3 0 .250 61 71 Louis Cardinals. Jones, a non x-NY Rongrs 9 as Washington, Vietch, 6 (Currie), 11 :X. Chris Johnson322300 69-716666—272 15; Mohorn 39 46 10, Johnson 36 2-2 8, Alexis 5) 51 0. Totals 2647 3 5 X 78. in what promised to be a pitching extended his hitting streak to nine Halftime—Syracuse 37, Virginia Washington 0 4 0 .000 X IX Naw Jersey Penalties—Wilson, StL, 16:X. Lourl Petefson,13300 7067-70-71—278 Sobers 515 2-2 12, KopIckI 36 639, Dove Southern Division duel. So much for promises. roster player, was with the Padres games to lead the Milwaukee PINsburtSi Third porlod— 6, Washington, Carpen Becky Peorson,9,7M 706969-71—279 1-2 26 4, (Malone 511 60 )Z Oovls 65 03 Com monwealth X. Fouled out—Brown. Total New Orleans 3 0 0 1.000 63 24 Philadelphia's John Denny gave last season before declaring free Brewers to a 4-1 win over the San AOonnOivMon ter, 25 (Christian), 5:04. 7, St. Louis, Barb Bunkowsky3,Z50 73-71-6967—9W 6. Totals 4679 16a 101. Tompo Bov 3 1 0 .750 96 95 x-Buttolo 45 a Sutter 31 (Gllmour), 6:X. 8, St. Louis, Potty Shaehon3.in 6967-73-72-ai MILWAUKEE (IX) fouls—Virginia Commonweolth 28, up one run in six innings but agency. Diego Padres. Molitor hit two S v r5 Birmingham 3 I 0 .750 111 X x-Bofton 43 25 Choulnord (unassisted), 14:42. Debbie (Masscv3.187 716768-75—a i Johnson 1616 1-1 X , Lister 68 23 10, Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 IM TO Chicago's LaMarr Hoyt was At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a singles to boost his spring average x-4 u eb e c Penoltles— Laura Cole3375 X-71-7167—282 Lanier 513 1-2 II, Dunleavv 46 89 17, cuse 12. Rebounds—Virginia X 26 Common Memphis 1 3 0 .250 52 121 routed with six runs in just over quintet of Texas pitchers com to .543. He has 19 hits in 35 at-bats. Montreal 34 34 Romope, StL, 5:X; Murhpv,Wos,8:t3. Sally Uttle3375 7169-7D-72-2X Moncrlef 68 65 12, Pressey 611 26 18, Western Conference Hartford X Shots on pool—St. Louis S-11-10—a.' Janet Coles3375 736769-73—2X Romor 1-1 03 2, MokeskI 26 1-2 5, weolth a (Schlegel 14), Syrocuse X four innings in the Phillies' 8-1 bined on a seven-hitter to-help the 2S (Addison 9). Assists—Virginia Central Division At Vero Beach, Fla., Bob Watson m w eii Conference Washington 12-11-10-X. Barbra Mlirohie,Z904 70-71-71-71-2X Brldgemon 6101-1 9, Cotchtngs 6) 030, Michigan 4 0 0 1.000 I X 68 triumph over the White Sox at Texas Rangers defeat the New Goalies—St. Louis, Heinz. Washington, Patti RiZZO,Z904 7466-X-71—2X Breuer 63 03 0. Totals 4676 2627IX. Common smacked a grand-slam in the fifth Nerrte Divisien wealth 17 (Duncan, Lamb, 6 each), Oklahoma 3 1 0 . 750 52 41 Clearwater, Fla. York Yankees 5-3. U was the first W L T PtS. 6F OA Rlggin. A— 12,3)1. Kathy Whltwor1h,360e 60-71-7670-284 woshinaion a 27 a 25—10) Houston 3 1 0 .750 IX 88 to lead the Atlanta Braves to a 5-1 Sharon Barrett,Z408 7 072-71-71—284 Syrocuse )5 (Woshlngton, Monroe 4). Len Matuszek collected four hits loss in relief for Dave Righetti. v-MInnetoto 37 29 8 82 324 316 Milwaukee x a X 29—I X Chicago 0 4 0 .000 81 I X victory over the Los Angeles SL. Louis X X 7 67 269 300 Sandro Polmer,2J)50 73X-7O70—285 Three-point goals— Malone 2, Dun Technicol— None. Son Antonio 0 4 0 .000 X 75 and drove in four runs and Mike At West Palm Beach, Fla..'Brad Lisa Young,Z049 7368-7371—285 leavv. Dodgers. The triumph boosted the Detroit a X 7 a m 291 0llera4,Sabraa3 Pocltlc Division Schmidt blasted his first spring Mills broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth C hlcoin 26 X 8 60 251 285 Avoko Okomoto,2,049 6967-7675—285 Fouled out—none. Total fouls— Denver 3 I 0 .750 X a Braves’ spring record to 8-6 and 3-0 Jane Geddes,1,7n 71-74-7071—286 Washing MideasI Regional home run in the victory. with a two-out, two-run single Toronto 24 41 9 57 ai 364 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 115 67 against Los Angeles, which fell to $m vllio DIvltlea BUIMe 83»-4 Pot Bradlev,1,71) 7469-7073—286 ton 22, Milwaukee 26. Rebounds— Los Angeles 2 2 0 .500 47 60 Hoyt, who was was 24-10 last which carried the Montreal Expos v-Edmonton Bonnie Lauer,),711 72-7169-74—286 Woshinetan X (KopIckI 8), Milwoukee41 Loui8Vllle69.Tul8a67 7-6. 53 17 5 111 425 296 Edmonton 823-^ Oakland 0 4 0 .000 14 X year, was tagged for four runs in to a 4-2 win over the Kansas City x -c o lo a rv X a 13 77 282 282 First period — No scoring. Carole Charbonnr,1608 76707369—288 (Johnson, LIsterB). Assists—Washington Saturday's Results At Mesa, Ariz., Fred Lynn drove Penny Pulz,)608 X-7O7670—288 3) (Johnson 10),Mllwoukeea(Dunleavv the fifth. Royals. Left- hander Chris Welsh x-Whinlpoa X X 10 68 X I 341 LOUISVILLE(69) Los Angeles 13, Son Antonio 12 in three runs with a double and x-Voncouver X X 7 67 287 311 Cottey, Edm, 3:31; Foligno, But. 7:16; Alice Ritzman,l60e 71-76X-71-288 7). Technical—Milwaukee Illegal de Forrest 1-4 65 4, Thompson 23 2-2 6, Oklahoma 17, Chicago 14 The White Sox jumped to a 1- 0 pitched three shutout innings to get UPI photo Jon Stephmson,1606 69-766677—288 fense, triple and Brian Downing doubled Los Angeles 21 a 12 54 287 357 Semenko, Edm, 7:16; Chortrow, Edm, Jones 57 57 15, Gordon 612 9-10 )7, Birmingham X , Memphis 6 lead in the first on an RBI single hy the victory. (Teg four hi each division auniifv for 13:12, Fogolln, Edm, 17:13. Leonn Cassadav,),190 7373X-7I—2 X Washington Illegal defense 2. A— Wagner 512 55 IS, Hall 2-4 2-2 4, Sunday's Results twice to lead the California Angels horse during Competition at the 1904 Slanlev Cep ptayeffs.) Dole Eaaellng,1,190 7D-72-X-75—2 X 9,114. Greg Walker off Denny, who At St. Petersburg, Fla., George Peter Vidmar of Los Angeles shows off Second porlod—I, Edmonton, Hughes McSwoln 2-2 03 4, Sumpter 51 03 0, Denver X, Tompo Bov 30 to an 11-7 victory over the Chicago x -d ln c iie d p ta y e tl berth 26 Betsy Klng,1,1X 71-71-71-76—2 X Jeter 50 03 0. Totals 23-45 253169. Houston 32, New Jersey 25 turned in a 19-6 record in 1983. The Bell drove in five runs with a home his winning style while en route to American Cup Gymnastics Champion v-Clinclied PlvM on title (McClelland, Hunter), 2:48. 2, Buffalo, A nn6M orie Palll,1348 7767-7671—290 TULSA (47) Pittsburgh 16, Woshlngton 7 run. single and triple to lead the Cubs. Serterdoy's Resells Vlrto 6 (Mollor, Tucker), 3:0). 3, Buffalo, M .J. Smlth,1J)4e 7671-71-72—290 Philadelphia X , Oakland 7 Phillies tied it in the .second on scoring a perfect 10 on the pommel ships in New York. - Robin Walton,) 348 76X-71-73—2 X Spura140.Clippera135 Johnson 55 43 4, Williams 03 03 0, Toronto Blue Jays to an 11-inning, New Jersey 5, Boston 3 McKenna 19 (Hamel. Patrick), 3:19. 4, Fobbs 51 1-2 1, Harris 9-X 55 21, Ross Michigan 31, Arizona 26 Schmidt's drive to dead center. At Scottsdale, Ariz., Rickey Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Rangers 4 Edmonton, Hunter 22 (Hughes, Lowe). MIssle M c(Xorge,l347 71-71-71-77—ton 11-21 69 X , Shepherd 5) 50 0, Moss )3 Monday's Come Matuszek's RBI double ip the third 6-3 win over the New York Mets. Henderson went 3-for-4, including Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 7:X. 5. Buffalo, Housley X (Hamel), SAN ANTONIO (IX ) 53 5, McKinney 54 50 6, Suggs 1-2 50 2, (All T ltn is EST) 18:46. Penalties—McClelland, Edm,9:51; aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeeaaaa# made it 2-1. At Winter Haven, Fla., Mickey a homer, to power the Oakland A's Washington 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 Bonks 69 36 15, Mitchell I5 X 56 X, Boudreaux 03 03 0, Vonlev 5) 03 0 New Orleons at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. Hatcher snapped a 2-2 tie with his Pittsburgh 4, Hartford 2 Playfair, Buf, I2:X; Playfair, But, )5:X. Jones 49 03 a, Lucos 43 60 10, Gervin Totals 2563 17-27 67. Saturday, Mar. X Matuszek knocked in the Phil to a 7-2 Cactus League victory over Buffalo 5, Vancouver 2 Third period—6, Edmonton, Messier X 16X 1615 42, Roberts 66 46 12, Moore Holltlme: Louisville 41 Tulsa X . Total Oakland at Son Antonio, 3 p.m. lies' third run in the fifth with a lirst homer of the spring and Rick the San Francisco Giants. Retton, Vidmar repeat Montreal 6, Toronto 1 (Coffey, Anderson), 2:X. 7, (Messier X Radio, TV 64 60 6, McNamara 65 626. Brewer 26 touls: Louisville a Tulsa a . Fouled out: Phllodelohio at Pittsburgh,4 p.m. double, Gary Matthews tripled Lysander pitched out of a ninth Edmonton 9, Los Angeles 1 (Lum ley), 17:10. Penalties— 03 4, Weidner 03 2-2 2. Totals 5596 26-35 Gordon. Rebounds: Louisville X (Jones Oklahoma at Arizona, 9 p.m. inning jam to lead the Minnesota At Tucson, Ariz., A1 Cowens Quebec 6, St. Louis 4 Andreychuk, 140. D) Tulsa 3) (Johnson )0 Assists: Sunday, Mar. X him home, Schmidt scored Mat Sendoy’s Results But, 1:31; Unsemon, Edm, 1:31; Ruff, SAN DIEGO (IX) Louisville 14 (Gordon4) TulsoO (Johnson Denver at Memphis, 2:Xp.m. thews with a double and Joe Twins to a 4-3 victory over the drove in five runs with a triple and Calgary 4, Winnipeg 3 Buf. 13:05; Unsemon, Edm, 13:55. Walton 511 61 10, Cummings 7-22 9-10 3). A: 10,7X. Chicago at New Orleans, 2:Xp.m. Boston Red Sox. Hatcher's homer a home run to lead the Seattle Hartford 5, N.Y. islanders 4 Shots on pool— Buffalo 10-14-9—X. 23, Donaldson 36 23 8, Nixon 13-18 13 Washington at New Jersey, 2:30p.m. Lefebvre's hit made it 6-1. Phila Edmonton 7-11-6—X . TONIGHT was only the second homer in 12 Mariners to a 15-13 triumph over St. Louis 5, Washington 3 7:X NHL: Block Hawks vs. Cono- 27, Smith 9-16 55 23, Kelser 7-12 68 X, Jacksonville at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. delphia's final runs came in the American Cup champs Edmonton 4, Buffalo 3 Goolles—Buffalo, Borrosso. Edmon McDowell 69 33 IS, McKinney 62 03 0, lllinoi864.Villanova56 Monday, Mar. 26 dlens, USA Coble eighth on Matuszek's third double. games for the Twins this spring.. the Cleveland Indians. Seattle's Quebec 5, Minnesota 5 ton, 7:X NASL: Cosmos vs. Whitecops Hodges 1-5 03 2, Pierce 66 1-1 7, White Birmingham at Tompo Boy, 8 p.m. Philadelphia's spring record im- At Lakeland, Fla., John Wocken- Bill Nahorodny added four RBI, M o n d a y 's C o m es Fuhr. A— 17,498. (toped), SportsChonnel 61 03 0. Totals S61X 27-X IX . VILLANOVA (X) Michigan at Houston, 9 p.m. (A ll Times EST) Son Antonio x a X T O —1« rpoved to 7-9. The White Sox fuss' sacrifice fly in the eighth including a two-run homer. Cleve 8:XUSFL: Breakers vs. Bulls, ESPN McClain 612 54 15, Pressley 613 1-2 9, By Pohlo Smith part because the early leader and vault, for which she earned a Chicago at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Son Diego 31X4129—I X PIncknev 7-13 15)3 24, Dobbs 1-7 03 2, dropped to 9-5. lifted the Detroit Tigers to a 2-1 land outfielder Carmelo Castillo, Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Three-point goals—Lucas 2. Fouled out UPI Sports Writer meet favorite, Li Ning, also of the perfect 10.0. McLain 03 03 0, Wilbur 55 50 6, Jensen Stars 28, invaders 7 victory over the Houston Astros. who went 3-for-4, drove in three T u e sd a y 's O o m ts —Bonks, Jones, Roberts, Smith, Kelser. 0- 2 50 0, Everson 03 50 0. Totals 21X In other exhibitions: People's Republic of China, fal She failed to "stick ," or land Boston at N.Y. Rongers, night Total touls—Son Antonio 32, Sam At Bradenton. Fla., Ruppert Houston starter Nolan Ryah re runs with a bases-loaded triple. Baseball 1619 56. NEW YORK - At her first tered in the final two of the six perfectly still, a double-twisting, Hartford at Calgary, night Diego ILLINOIS (64) Oakland 0 7 0 0 —7 Quebec at Los Angeles, night 29. Rebounds — Son Antonio 39 Philadelphia 0 01414—X American Cup a year ago, Mary men's events. double tuck reverse somersault Basketball Altenberger 69 51 12, Winters 59 2-2 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, night (McNamara S), Son Diego44 (Donaldson 12, Montgomerv 610 52 8, Douglas 512 Second Lou Retton was an unknown Retton didn't get — nor did she and earned a 9.75 for the floor Detroit at Vancouver, night H). Assists— Son Antonio X (Lucas II), 73 13, Richardson 63 3-4 11, Meents 1-5 Ook-Brown 2run (Shea kick), 5:43. Winnipeg at St. L o«iI« ninw substitute attracting attention need — that kind of break. She exercise routine for which she was Exhibition atandinga Son Diego X (Nixon 15). Technical— 1- 2 3, Scholer 1-1 1-1 3, Klusendorf 03 2-2 Third McDowell, Bonks. A— 4357. Phll-Bryont 4 run (Trout kick),5:40. defeated second-place finisher scored perfect Saturday. 2, Woodward 03 03 0, WvsInger 5003 0. primarily because she was more NGA alandings Totals 2654 1 6 a 64. Phll-Bryont 2 run (Trout kick), 10:53. Sports in Brief NFL meeting muscular than the other gymnasts Laura Cutina of Romania by more Retton's uneven parallel bars AHLstandlngs AMERICAN LEAGUE Fourth Holltlme— Illinois 24, Villonovo X. W L P e t. 1984 NCAA Tournament Total fouls—Villonovo a . Illinois 19. Phll-FItzkee 25 pass from Fusino at the international meet. than half a point, 39.50 (of a and balance beam routines were, Chicago 9 4 .692 Eastern Conference (Trout kick), 0:07. Northern Atlantic Division Fouled out—Pressley, Montgomerv. Backlund Night set This year, the. 16-year-old Fair possible 40) to 38.95. scored 9.95 and 9.80 respectively. Oakland 10 5 367 Re Phll-Donovan X pass from Fusing W L T PtS. OF OA California 7 4 .637 W L Pet. GB East Rtglonol (Trout kick), 13:09. mont, W.Va., native came to the Julianne McNamara, 18, of Vidmar, who got a 10.00 on Fredericton 41 X 5 87 319 249 x-Boston 51 16 .761 — At Charlotte, N.C. bounds—Villonovo 34 (PIncknev HARTFORD — 'Bob Backlund Night' will be opens today Boston 8 5 315 14), A-X.284 meet at Madison Square Garden Danville, Calif., who trains with pommel horse despite a last- Adirondock X 77 14 a 3 X 310 Cleveland 7 5 3X Philadelphia 42 25 .627 9 March 15 held at St. Augustine School here at the corner of Maine 30 a 11 71 286 284 New York 41 25 .621 9>/2 Illinois 37 (Winters 14). Assists— with the title of defending cham Retton at the Houston school of minute change in the routine, said : Milwaukee 8 7 3X Temple 65, St. John's 63 Villonovo 15 (Dobbs 4), Illinois 14 Clifford Street and Maple Avenue on Thursday Nova Scotia 30 X 11 71 a i 775 Baltimore 7 7 300 New Jersey 37 X .552 14 Richmond 72, Auburn 71 HONOLULU (U P I) — Combatting the United pion and a still-growing audience former Romanian coach Bela he also plans to improve before Los AAoncton X 37 8 64 229 257 Washington X X .441 21V} (Doulgos 8). A— 10,788. night at 7 o'clock. Admission is free and the public Minnesota 6 6 300 March 17 Mauiers16,Federais7 States Football League and a possible sale of the who expected her to prove that she Karolyi, was third at 38.85. Angeles. Sherbrooko 22 44 5 49 273 3 X Seattle 5 6 .455 ^ tro l Division North Carolina 77, Temple 66; No. 4 is invited. Southern Milwaukee 40 29 .560 — Indiana 75, Richmond 67 Dallas Cowboys are expected to be issues during the is what many experts call her — Critics are likely to suggest " I didn't have a lot of crisp Texas 5 6 .455 fWidwesI Regional Following a brief ceremony, demonstrations of Baltimore ' 45 )9 10 100 357 273 Toronto 6 8 .4X Detroit X » .567 1 At East Rutherford, N.J. Pittsburgh 7 009-U National Football League's annual meeting beginning the freshest, strongest and, per Retton romped through the compe routines today," he said. RocJiester 42 30 2 a 334 2 a Kansas City 4 6 .400 Atlonto X 37 .471 7'/} March 16 DePaul75,lllinoisState61 Washington 7 000*7 freestyle, Greco-Roman and the high school/col- haps, best woman gymnast in the tition because the East German Vidmar also said he expects that St. Cothorlns 37 30 . 6 80 322 317 Detroit 5 9 .357 Chicogo 25 41 .379 13'/} Vo. Commonwealth 70, Northeastern First Quarter Monday. Pltt-Anderson 5 pass from Corano (Lee legiate style wrestling will be given by Backlund world. team, led 1980 Olympic silver Springfield X 31 6 74 294 794 New York 5 9 .357 Cleveland X 43 .348 15V] The USFL question reportedly has the league in two neither Li nor reigning ali- around New Haven 32 40 4 68 3 X 353 Indiana 19 48 .3X » ILLINOIS STATE (41) kick). 8:43 and members of the St. Augustine wrestling club. NATIONAL LEAGUE Virginia X , Iona 57 Stefonovlc 23 03 4, H.Cornley 2-D 2-2 camps. "That meant," Retton said, medalist Maxi Gnauck, and the world champion Dmitri Belozer- Hershev 27 X 10 64 295 343 W L P e t. Western Conlerence March 18 Wash-Waiters 7 pass from Col Backlund. former WWF heavyweight wrestling Binghamton X 41 4 60 319 354 Midwest Division 6, Zwort 59 54 9, McKennev 59 03 10, lier One, which is said to include commissioner Pete "everyone was out to get m e." Soviet Union squad pulled out a few chev, of the Soviet Union, to Pittsburgh 5 3 .625 Syracuse 78, Vlrglnlo Commonwealth Johnson 53 46 14, Duncan 511 03 10, champ, will sign autographs and answer Sunday's Results Cincinnati 7 5 383 W L Pet. GB 63 (Porter kick), U:13 Rozelle, thinks the best way to deal with the problem And that was just fine with the days before the meet. provide competitors with the Baltimore 4, Novo Scotia 2 Utah X 31 .55) — Senders 2-4 50 4, BroKsIck 2-3 03 4, Fourth Quorter questions. For further information about the New York 7 5 .SX Virginia S3, Arkansas 51 E.Corntev 51 03 0, Anderson 03 03 0. is to ignore it, and let the USFL's questionable fiscal irrepressible 95-pound dynamo. But the confident Retton doesn’t breaks that Li did Sunday. Adlrofxlack 7, Maine 4 Houston 8 6 371 Dallas 36 32 .529 IV} At Atlanta PItt'FG Lee 16, 13:04 event, contact Edward Meyers, 249-0065. Rochester 5, Moncton 1 Kansas City X X .477 5 Totals 2664 9-12 61. PItt-Delaney 50 interceptioon return policy run its course. " I love that kind of pressure, it think that was the case. Li lost control of a handstand on Atlonto 8 6 371 March a DEPAUL (75) M o n d a y 's Com e Son Froncisco 6 5 .545 Denver X X .464 6 North Carolina (252) vs. No. 4 (kick failed), 13:34 The other camp wants action, in the form of moving makes me work harder,” she said " I don't think the absence of the the parallel bars, getting just a 9.50 Springfield at Sherbrooke Son Antonio 29 40 .4X 9 Corbin 69 8-8 X, Holmes 57 1-2 7, A-10,121 Los Angeles 7 6 .SX Indiana; Syracuse (268) vs. Virginia (19- Embry 3-4 54 9, Polterson 69 26 )4, up the college draft from May to February and taking after her relatively easy romp to a Soviets and East Germans hurt in that event, and then fell off the T u e sd a y 's O nm es Montreal 8 8 .500 Houston a 41 .388 II ID. Dreyer wins net tourney Moncton at Fredericton Pocilic Division M cM illan )-3 1-3 3, Jackson 59 2-2 8, second-straight victory Sunday in this competition," Retton said. horizontal bar doing a spectacular Philadelphia 7 9 .4X March X Comegvs 510 4-5 14, McCoy 50 0-1 0, on the USFL in wallet-to-wallet combat. Sherbrooke at St. Catharines Son Diego 5 9 357 Los Angeles 44 22 .667 — East Regional Championship. Second-seeded Kristin Dreyer of Weston topped the last major international meet "The Romanians and the Bulgar straddle flyaway, a mistake that Portland 40 X .589 5 Lomplev 03 03 0, West 03 03 0. Lotlner Boid 36, Bandits 30 Other possibilities include raiding USFL rosters Chicogo 4 9 .318 03 03 0. Totals 27-51 21-31 75. top-seeded Diana Gardner of Brookline, Ma., 6-2, and loosening eligibility rules. belore the 1984 Olympic Games. ians are good gymnasts." dropped his score to 9.40. St. Louis 3 . 9 ,2X Seattle X X .515 10 Phoenix X 37 .464 13V} Halftime— DePoul 37, Illinois State X. 6-3 in a girls' 16-and-under national qualifying The other defending champion, A total of 35 gymnasts from 14 Because he had collected one Whilers 5. Islanders 4 Sunday's Results Mldeost Regional Fouled out—none. Total fouls— Tompo Bov 7 7 13 3 — X Jim Heffernan, the N F L ’s director of public Atlanta 5, Los Angeles 1 Golden Stole X X .441 IS At Birmingham, Ala. Denver 0 14 7 13 — X tennis tournament held last weekend at the Peter Vidmar. 22, of Los Angeles, nations participated in the two-day 9.95, two 9.90s and a 9.85 in the first Son Diego a 43 .368 X Illinois relations, is downplaying the issue, saying, "There Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 4 Morch 15 State 24, DePoul 17. Rebounds— Illinois First Manchester Racquet Club. also repeated, breaking his the Cup, though just 16 men and four events, Li still managed a NY Islanders 282-4 Montreal 4, Kansas City 2 x < iln c lM d p la v e n berth Brigham Young 84, Alobomo- Tom—Truvilllon 13 pass from Reaves hasn't been any overreaction." Saturday's Results Stole 31 (Zwort, H.Cornley 6), DePoul 37 Sarah Molumphy of East Hartford was a all-around scoring record of 59.00 women qualified for the all-around total score of 58.50. H a rtfo rd 1 2 2-5 Toronto 6, New York (NL) 3 Blrmlng- (Corbin 9). Assists— Illinois State 11 (Andrusvshyn kick), 11:47 He said the simple fact the league exists is a First period—1, Hartford, Turpeon X Philadelphia 8, Chicago (AL) 1 New York IX, Kansas City 109 hom 66 Second first-round loser to Liz Ruark of Longmeadow, out of 60 possible points by competition Sunday. Philadelphia 112, Phoenix 131 (Duncon 3), DePoul 16 (M cM illan 5). concern, especially in terms of pushing up salaries, Hartung, 23, of Omaha, Neb., 4:X; 2, NY Islanders, Tonelll 25 (Flotlev, Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 0 West Virginia 64, Oregon State 62 Technical foul—none. Den— FG Speelmon 31,2:14. Ma.. 6-1, 6-3. two-tenths ol a point. Retton said she intends to make had 59.00 and Yang, 18, scored Melonson) 5:27; 3, N Y Islanders, Detroit 2, Houston 1 Boston IX, Atlonto X March 17 Tom—Henderson 50 yard fumble re but notes the N F L has survived other competition in New Jersey IX, Indiana 96 But Vidmar and the second- and her four routines a lot better before 58.70. LoFontolne 9 (Boutlller, Bourne) Minnesota 4, Boston 3 No. 1 Kentucky 93, Brigham Young68; Woke Forest 49, Kansas 59 turn the past. 10:X. Texas 5, New York (AL) 3 Los Angeles IX , Houston 111 No. 3 Maryland IX , West Virginia 77 (Andrusvshyn kick); 5:47 The other question, spurred by a Dallas Morning third-place finishers, American the Summer Games. She’ll have McNamara earned the third 10.0 Penalties—B. Sutter, NYI, 12:X. Potvin. Californio 11, Chlcopo (NL) 7 Utah 118, Dallas IX At Milwaukee Den— Bailey 14 yard pass from Penrose Tennis final canceled Portland IX , Golden State M KANSAS (59) News article Sunday, involves reports of a proposal to Jim Hartung and Yang Yeushanof trouble doing anything to her full of Sunday’s competition on the ' NYI, 13:X. Crawford, Hot, 19:41. Mllwoukee 4, Son Dlepo 1 March 16 Knight 61450 12, Thompson 53 1-211, (Speelmon kick); )0:X Second period—4, Hartford, JohnsonX Oakland 7, Son Francisco 2 Sunday's Results Louisville 72, Moreheod Stole 59 Den— FG Speelmon X , 14:M ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — The title match sell the Dallas Cowboys to a group headed by Texas China,' scored their triumphs in twisting, pike-position Tsukahara uneven bars. * Denver 107, Chicago 104 Drelllng 57 03 10. Turgeon 03 03 0, (Turgeon, Neufeld) 9:a; 5, Hartford, Seattle IS, Clevelond 13 Vlllonovg X , Marshall 72 Henry 511 03 10, Kellogg 4-8 03 8, Den— FG 46 Speelmon, 15:M between Jimmy Connors of the United States and businessman H.R. Bright. Pierce 4 (AAolone, Slltonen) 15:X. aao n do y's G om es Seattle IX, Golden State 99 March 18 Third Kansas Cllv IX , Cleveland 97 Louisville 69, Tulsa 67 Martin 2-3 50 4, Bonks 2-2 03 4, Bovie 0- Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia in the $315,000 Cowboys president and general manager Tex Penalties—Howe, Hor, 4:58. Potvin, Atlanta (x) vs. (Montreal at West Palm 1 53 0. Totals a-54 1-2 59. Den— White )4 yard run (Speelmon NYI,S:16. Beach, Flo. 1 :X p.m. Milwaukee IX , Washington 101 Illinois 64, Villonovo 56 WAKE FOREST (69) kick), 3:27 Rotterdam International Tennis Tournament Schramm, who reportedly will make the proposal Third Period—6, NY Islanders,Trottler Houston vs. Los Angeles at Vero Son Antonio 140, Son Diego IX AI Loxington, Kv. Tom—Gillespie X pass from Reaves Monday's (Sam# March 22 Toms 5) 03 0, Green 1516 51 X, was called off alter an anonymous caller said a Monday, refused to comment on the matter Sunday. 36 (D. Sutter, Carroll) 3:40; 7, NY Beach, Flo., I :X p.m. Teochev 43 57 13, Rudd 2-10 2-2 6, (Andrusvshyn kick), 3:50 Islanders, Gilbert a (Bourne, Potvin) New York (NL) vs. PlttstMirph at Detroit at Utah, 9 :X p.m. EST No. 1 Kentucky vs. Louisville (2610): Tom -Boone) run (poss tolled), 14:45 bomb would go olf in the Ahoy Sports Center. No Bright, who is staying at the same Waikiki hotel as TMfsdov’s Ooinfs Young 610 50 8, Garber 56 55 13, Cline 5:56; 8, Hartford, Pierce 5, (Zuke. Brodenton, Flo., ):X p.m. Maryland vs. No. 2 Illinois. 36 3-4 9, Bogues 51 03 0, Keolev 03 50 Fourth bomb was found in a police search, after about Schramm, could not be reached for comment. Tippett) )1:54; 9, Hartford, Johnson 34 Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, New Jersey at Woshlnplon, night March X Tom—FG Andrusvshyn X , 1:45. Boston at Indiana, night 0. Totals 2558 1519 69. 10,000 spectators had been evacuated. Joe Brown of the NFL information office said (Turgeon) 12:X. Penalties—Currie, Hor, Flo.. 1 :X p.m. Mldeost Regional Championship. Holltlme— Kansas 32, Wake Forest 31. Den—Harris 13 pass from Penrose 8;X. Jonsson, NYI, 8:48. Cleveland at Chicago, night (Speelmon kick), 7:49. Connors and Lendl immediately left and said Sunday he has heard rumors about the sale, but knows Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Fouled out—none. Total touls— Kansas Shots on goal— NY Islanders8 8 9 25. Flo., 1 :X p.m. Los Angeles at Mllwoukee,nlght 17, Den—Martin 36 yard intercep they would not return to finish the match of no formal proposal. Whalers 12-169-35. Chicago (AL) vs. Kansas City at Fort Kansas City at Houston, night MIdwtst Rtglonol tion Atlanta at Son Antonio, night Woke Forest 7. Rebounds— Kansas 27 If the sale is to come off as expected, it would mean Goalies — NY Islonders Melonson, Myers, Flo., l:Xp.m . AI Momphis, Ttnn. (Knight8), Wake Forest 34(Teochev 15). return (kick blocked), 8:a. Smith. Hortford, Mllicn. A— 10,875. Son Francisco vs. Californio, Palm Denver at Phoenix, night March IS A— 19,173. waiving of an N F L bylaw requiring at least one of the Seattle at Golden State, night Assists— Kansas 23 (Turgeon 9), Wake Springs, Flo., 1;X p.m. Memphis State 92, Orol Roberts S3 Forest 18 (Teochev 4). Techlncol foul— owners to control 51 percent of the club, because Chlcopo (NL) vs. Son Diego at Yumo, Son Diego at Portland, night Louisiana Tech 66, Fresno State 56 Charlie Lau dies Coming April 30th. March 17 none. A— 13940. Ariz., 3 p.m. Bright reportedly would control only about IS percent. North Stara5.Nordiquea5 Memphis State 66, Purdue 48; No. 2 Panthers 31, Wrangiers 26 (.'HR.AGO — White Sox batting coach Charlie Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, West Regionai The team is expected to sell for approximately $80 Ariz., 3 p.m. Nuggeta107,Bulla104 Houston 77, Louisiana Tech 69 Lau. who made some of the best hitters in million. Cleveland vs. Oakland at Plioenix, 3 A t Uncoln, Neb. 1 1 1 0 -6 March 16 Beorgetown 37. SMU 36 Arizona 3 3 13 7—X baseball even better during a 15-year career as a M jn n o se to p.m. Michigan 14 0 14 3—31 22se-s Minnesota vs. St. Louis at St. CHICAOO(104) Illinois State 49, Alabama 48 major-league instructor, has died after a Our Annual First ptriod—I, Minnesota, Lawton 9 W oolrldoe6-146618, Greenwood 6-101- Kansas 57, Alcorn State 56 SOUTHERNMEHTODIST(X) First (Napier, Payne) 2:04.2, Quebec, SouveS Petersburg, Flo.. 7:X p.m. Mich-Willlams 1 run (Bolovic kick), year-long battle with cancer. Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, 7:X 2 13, Corzine 4-13 5-7 13, Whollev 4-10 56 March IS Dovls 5)0 2-2 12, Lewis 1-4 03 2, Gold medalists top (Dore, LoMlnte) 9:55. 3. Quebec, DePoul 75, Illinois State 61 7 :» Lau, 50, passed away Sunday at his home in Key McKegnev2l (Lapointe, Sovord) 12:00.4, p.m. 13, Dollev 7-14 5619, Wiggins 7-11 60 14, Koncok 611 1-) 13, Moore 0-1 50 0, ArIz-FG Corral 3), 9 :X Cincinnati vs. Atlanta (x) at Son Juan, Higgins 50 61 10, Oldham 1-2 2-2 4. Woke Forest 69, Kansas 59 Wrloht 4-13 1-3 9, Goals 50 50 0, Fuller Colony Beach, Fla. Minnesota, Roberts 7 (unassisted) 17:X. AI $1. Louis, Mo. Mlch-Hollowov 10 pass from Hebert 5, Quebec, A. stostnv 21 (Goulet, P. P.R., 8 p.m. Totals 4 6 X 2 4 X 104. 51 50 0, Anderson 51 03 0. Pink 51 53 (Bolovic kick), )2:52 "In my opinion, he was a genius," said White figure skate field TttMflav'ft fSnnui DENVER (IX) March a 0, Johnson 03 03 0. Totals 1642 46 X. Stostnv) 18:54. Penalty—Napier, Min, DePoul (27-2) vs. Woke Forest (a3); Second Sox manager Tony LaRussa. "He was able to New York (NL) vs. Philadelphia art English 619, 66 24, Vondeweghe 13-X GEORGETOWN (X) Ariz-FB Corral X , 8:09 )7:X. Cleorwoter, Flo. 4-S X , Issel 617 56 21, W illiam s 2-7 60 AAemphis State (266) vs. Houston Dolton 53 50 0, Wingate 58 51 6, work with anyone, a veteran or a rookie. " Community Second period—6, Mlnnosoto, Payne 26 Third March 25 OTTAWA (U P I) — Two to capture four straight (Maxwell, Napier) 2:X. 7, Quebec, Glllls Houston vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, 4, Dunn 2-2 60 4, Schoyes 2-5 16 5, Ewing 57 52 10. Brown 03 03 0, Ariz-Wlllls 9 pass from Landry (Corral Flo. Evans 26 46 8, Honzlik 2-3 56 9, Midwest Regional Championship. Jackson 511 1-2 7, Smith 53 51 0, Olympic gold medalists world titles. But he finds it 8 (unassisted) 5:X. 8, Minnesota, Payne Martin 1-2 03 2, Broadnax 51 03 0, kick), 4:51 27 (Lawton, Noplerj 7:08. Penalties— Pittsburgh vs. Chicogo (AL) at Anderson 62 60 0, Roberts 1-1 60 2. Mich-Cobb 13 pass from Hebert head into today's World hard to get excited about Sorosoto, Flo. Totals 41-85 2531 107. Wlllloms 57 50 6, Graham 2-3 2-3 6. Lapointe, due, 1:5], (Maxwell, Min, 2:58, WtsI Rtgionol (Bolovic kick) 7:59 Figure Skating Cham reaching the milestone. P. Stostnv, Que, minor-molor 5:X, Toronto vs. Detroit at Lokeland, Fla. Chicago XMail—104 Totals 17-39 59 37. Erving Father Flanagan winner New York (AL) vs. Kansas City at Dtnvor xaM26-l07 AI Soil Loko City Halttime — Southern Methodist 24, Ariz-Long9run (pass tolled), 11 :X pionships with momen "1 worked so hard for Roberts, Min, minor-molor, 5:X. March 15 Mlch-Hollowov 60 pass from Hebert Profile Edition Third porlod—9, Minnesota, Plett 13 Fort Myers, Flo. Three-point pools—none. Fouled Georgetown 16. Total fouls—SMU 15, (Bolovic kick), 13:07 Nevodo-Los Vegos 68, Princeton 56 PH ILAD ELPH IA — The deeds Julius Erving tum from Sarajevo, but the Olympics, I'm burned ((McCarthy, Lisvie) 1 6 :a . 10, Quebec, P. Boston vs. Mlnnesotoot Orlando, Flo. out— Georgetown 14. Fouled out—SMUAnder- Fourth Son Francisco (x) vs. California at none. Total touls—Chicago 27, Denver 25. Dayton 74, Loulsiono State 66 son. Rebounds— SMU 31 (Dovls has performed on the basketball court always will the challenge of winning out a bit, " said Hamilton, Stostnv 42 (Bergkmd, Dore) 17:12. March 17 Arlz-Long2run (Corral klck),6:X Ponaltles—HIrsch, Min, 0:X, Mo Palm Springs, Flo. Rebounds—Chicogo 37 (Corzine 8), and be topics of conversation whenever the NBA is will come from drasti who may be competing in Chicooo (NL) vs. Son Diego (x) at Denver 45 (English, Schoves 11). Assists Nevodo-Los Vegos 73, Texos-EI Paso Wright 9), Georgetown 24 (Graham 8). MIch-FB Bolovlc'47,1):58 rels, X ; Dayton 89, Oklohomo X A— 43,)X discussed. cally different roads. his last amateur competi Que, 6:57, McKepnev, Que, 10:54. Yum a Ariz. —Chicago 26 (Whatley 7), Denver 21 Assists— SMU 7 (Wright 5), Georgetown tion this week. “ I'm more Dvertlm e period — None. Seattle vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz. (English 6). Technical—Chicago Illegal AI Pullman, Wash. 11 (Smith and BroodTOKj].. But his involvement off the court with countless West Germany’s Katar Son Francisco vs. Son Diego at Yumo, defense 2, Denver Illegal defense. A — relaxed, and I'm still Pencil les— M arch 16 charities and community groups has won him ina Witt, the women's gold You Certainly Won’t Want To Maxwell, Min, molor, 1:X, Poiemont, Ariz. 11399. Southern Methodlst83, Miam i (Ohio) 69 Washington 80, Duke 78 Bambter832,6enerat825 doing the same training, Los Angetes vs. Baltimore at Miami, praise and recognition from those who have ' medalist and 1984 Euro Quo, molor, 1:X. Woshlngton 64, Nevodo-Reno 54 but the emotion just isn’t Shots on Goal—Quebec 17-12-3-0—X . night Sonica126.Warrlora9B M arch II normally turned to figures in the world of pean Champion, goes into Texas vs. AAontreol at West Palm ^Georgetown 37, Southern Methodist WASHINGTON (M) New Jersey 7 0 3 IS—X there.” Miss Out On This Eagerly Minnesota 8-109-2-X. Houston 7 7 10—a entertainment or .science to honor humanitarian today's compulsory fig Goalies—Quebec, Bouchard. Minne Beach, Flo., n W t Schrempt 11-14 5)2 30, Fortier 66 65 I contributions to society. While Hamilton may be ancinnoti vs. Atlanta at Son Juan, GOLDEN STATE (99) Washington 60, No. 3 Duke 78 ' )3, Welp 53 2-2 8, Vaughn 2-7 1-3 5, First ures as a distinct favorite sota, NJ-Spek 7 pass from Sloe (Ruzek a bit weary, Orser is Beoupre. A —15,784. P.R., night Short 611 00 10, Smith 13 00 2, Carroll At Los Angeles Williams 7-9 0-0 14, Damon 50 50 0, without serious Awaited Publication ... Your x-spUtsougd 1 2 -a 00 24. Conner 69 36 11, Floyd 613 March a Koehler (H) 50 0, Kuvper 50 50 0, kick), 7:55 Erving will be in Omaha, Neb., tonight to ready. The 22- year-oid Hou-Horrell 5 run (Harrell pass from competition. 65 14, M. Johnson 611161116, Colllns6 Georgetown (353) vs. Nevodo-Los Rogers 65 2-5 10. Totals 31-4418-a 60. receive the prestigious Father Flanagan Award Penetanguishene, Onta 7 00 )Z Brotz 66 2-2 Z Engler 62 60 0, Vegos (29-5); Washington (246) vs. D U K E (78) Frltsch), 12:50 Witt, a petite 18-year- Flamaa 4. Jala 3 Second for service to youth from Boys Town, the rio, native says the home Business Should Be A Part Tlllis 63 6) 4, Cross 1-1 60 2, Monnion Dayton (2510). Meogher 2-2 50 4, Alarle 7-1) 67 X , old student, will not be 1-2 00 2. Totals 4093 1 6 X X . Morch X Bllos 2-3 66 10, Dawkins 61) )5)3 a , Hou-Horrell I yard run (Frltsch kick), nationally known youth care institution. Past town crowd will give him 6 :X facing U.S. silver medal OetBory 211—4 SEATTLE (IM) West Regional Chomplonship. Amoker 58 2-2 8, McNeelv 5 ) 50 0, winners of the award, named for the founder of a big advantage. w SS m b 8 8 3 - S Golf King 67 60 8, Vronos 63 1-1 7, Sikmo 6 Henderson 610 2-4 )4, Anderson 50 500. Third ist Rosalyn Sumners, who Of ft! ^ r» t period—1, Calgary, Kromm 10 N J-FG X Ruzek, 4 :X Boys Town, include Mother Teresa of Calcutta, "Goiiv against Hamil / IS 62 1Z W illiam s 1618 65 X , Wood 610 Totals 2646 26X 78. has retired, or teammate (npUnskl, Moclnnis), 3:X. Z Colga^ 36 13, Brown 66 2-2 14, Chambers 612 6 Final Four Halftime—Duke 43, Washington Hou-McGhee 25 doss from Kelly Dr. Jonas Salk, Bob Hope and John Wayne. ton again would give me a Jackson 6 (Nilsson, Mocoun), 5:06. X. (Frltsch kick), I0;M Claudia Leister, the 1983 3 IS, Howes 64 2-2 8, M cC rav 29 1-2 5, A t Soottlo boost anyway," he said. Penaltlos—Mocoun, Col, 6:58; Bour- Sundvold 66 1-1 9, C. Johnson 1-5 56 7, March Jl Total fouls—Washington 26 Duke 27. Fourth World Championships PGA raaulta Haves 61 60 0. Totals 5196 2627 127. Mldeost Champion vs. West Cham Fouled out — Fortier, Bllos. Hou-FGX Frltsch, 3:10. silver medalist. She is out Please Call The Herald Ad 8S!*7:X ; Douglan, Win, 7:X; B oo rs, ooMon Stale a 1821 a — 99 pion. Rebounds— Hou-Lewls X Interception return Chris nets championship Col, molor, 10:27; Am lol, Win, molor, Seattle iiaa48—la East Champion vs. Midwest Cham Woshlngton 2) (Welp S), Duke 26 (Aldrie (Frltsch kick), 3:X with a back injury. W:27; Loob, Col, m lsoond^ 10:»; 84883M BavHHI ClQMlc Three-point goals— Sundvold. pion. 7). Assists—Washington 18 (Vaughn 12), NJ-Colllns 6 pass from Sloe (Walker American Scott Hamil Shioil. Win, misconduct, 10:27; N ils - A t O rto ed e , A g ., M o r d i 18 Fouled Duke )9 (Amoker 9). Technicals— None A pass from Sloe), 7:X PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Chris Evert SUPER vertising Department Now ( P a r 71) A p r il! Lloyd took just 47 minutes to beat Bonnie ton, hbwever, will have tOfle out— none. Total Fouls— Golden Notional Championship. — 10,5M. NJ-Wolker I yard run (Ruzek kick), Col, 11:05; w aiters. Win, 11:05; B m c J^ (Keck wag ptayaff on M txkrabeM) Stale 12:49 Gadusek, 6-0,6-1, Sunday for the championship in Brian Orser of Canada OPPORTUNITY man. Win, 13:54; N l^ , CpI, 15:1); A—x ,s a . G a ry K o ch S72300 69667263—272 29, Soottlo 24. Rebounds—' Golden State a $150,000 women's tennis tournament. chasing him Tuesday F05 Your Space Reservation, Watters: Win, 19:X; Beers, Col, X ;U ; 40 (Carroll 9), Soottlo 55 (Sikmo 13). NiT pairings EXCLUSIVE, .ncord. Win, X:00. Gooroo Bums 43300 67-696967-272 EastRegionai The tournament is sponsored by Virginia Slims. when the men's compul B . (jano or 2 7 3 X 7D686966—273 Assists— Goldtn State 27 (Connor I), Second perle«5-3, C oIo o iy , E « ^ 14 Seattle 40 (Williams 12). TecMnlool— Virginia53.ArkansasSI (OT) The victory preserved Evert Lloyd's clay court sory figures start. HIOH FASHION M oclnnis), 7:(B. P e n o ltle s — Hal Sutton 193X 676967-73-275 Second round Sammy Rachels 16jm 6969667D-376 none. A 8,5M. M arch 18 winning streak. In 80 matches as a pro, she has Hamilton was expected NAIL SOUTIQUE 643-2711 wSTo-.W; Wilson, Col, ) : a Boschmwj, Roy Flo^ 133X > 67667671—277 VIRQINIA (n) AI Oroontboro, N.C. Bowling never lost on a Florida clay-court surface. to win the gold at Sa G ro a N o rm a n 13,900 7162-71-73-277 KInga 108. Cavallera 97 Miller 6S 1-2 9, Edelln 64 53 8, PlttslHirgh 66, Florida State 63 Roger Moltbie 12300 71667668—279 Virginia Tech 68, South Alabomo66 rajevo, Yugoslavia, but Polynlce 2-4 1-2 5, Wilson 614 1-2 13, M arch 19 fM g d n n it, Cat, 18:«; PopllnskI, Col, Don Pohl 9300 71-7I-67-76-2K Carlisle 6)0 50 )Z Stokes 54 03 4, Orser put on a dazzling KAN SAS CITY (IMI Tenn.-Chottonoogo (266) otTennessee Parsons wins Atlanta 500 I f * * . Nick F(M 9300_ 73666672-3K Shcchcv )-1 03 Z Merrltleld 50 03 0. performance in the short Third period—L WInnIptij. M ullon X T o m W atson 9300 76767670—300 Jo h n so ^ U 62MI, OIbcrdIng 16 2-2 4, Totals 2542 36 S3. (2513) U.S. iMixed and long programs to ibnrlirBtrr Irrald Bruce Lletzko 9300 76716671—2n AAerlweather 1-1 2-2 4, Drew 615 36 21, A R KA N SA S (SI) Santa Cloro (23-8) at Lomor (24-6) HAM PTON, Ga. — Benny Parsons outdueled O ole Stodler 9300 71-71-7167-200 Theut 65 64 7, U Thompson 611 6810, Valentino 57 52 8, Sutton 52 54 3, Weber St. (23-8) at SW Louisiana (21-8) Edith Mason 175482, Shelia BonettI Dale Earnhardt and Cale Yarborough Sunday to move into a medal spot. ■ M lirlM M Jock NIcklaua 9 ^ 6673-7366-aK Knight 611 64 9, Woodson 16)9 6S X , Kloino 610 54 IS, Norton 510 1-2 D, Nebrosko (1511) at Xavier (Ohio) (2)- 192-465, U n d o Crom well 191-187-115558, Orser'had been seventh Vance Heofner 73X 7)-167169-ai Noam 1-160 Z Bust 63600/Mldioeux Robortson 612 24 14, Rosa 5) 50 0, 9) Dlone Brennan 217-195576, Holm Mo- win the Atlanta 500 by .9 of a second and snap a 61 60 0. Totals 4304 2631 IX . M arquette (17-12) at M ich ig an (19- after the compulsories. yliinnipaa. Young 15 (Stoon.Dob- Tom Kite 531) 73-76»71—3X Ratliff 50 03 0, Bodford 50 50 0. Tolls selsby 187, Colleen Olbort 4S2, Dlone 47-race winless streak. 721-7232 Gil MoroM S311 6671^71—212 CLBVBLJUIDIfl) 2542 11-16 SI. 10) Lodlukc 205459, M orge O eLlsle 175, Parsons’ 21st career victory was his first since With the Olympics ■ H itl. Pgnaltlos—Rlsebrough, Cal, M . H o la M tv 5311 72-767366— 382 SlMltan 59 6516 Robinson 612 6 4 IX Holftlmo—Vlrglnlo 21, Arkansas 2). Notre Dome (1511) vs. Boston College Terry Prlskwoldo 195)86537, Sue Hole taken care of, the 25-year- Nir. Oriy Bill Rootre 5311 73667670-3B Hinson 67 66 1Z Granger 67 62 Z Attar roBukitlon— 49 oil. Fouled out— (1511) at Springfield, AAoss. 493, Sheila P rice 189-2)2-191-592, Boo Sept. 13, 1981, at Richmond, Va. He led six times F o g y M \ m r 5311 667666673-283 Huston 7-M 64 II, Hubbard 644610, P. Quortorflnal* old Colorado dative is on gool-Calgary 10-106- Nont. Total fouls—Virginia IS, Arkansas Skoglund 205205X2, Oovo Fonn 205 for a total of ISO laps in the 328-lap event, O u lo lt o « m Curtta S th M S311 716675-70-2B Thofitaeon 6) 1-2 l, Bagiev 616 1-1 IX 14. Robound6-Vlrglnlo 21 (Edelln, March 73 6,24 520, Fred KozickI X1-X1, Charlie including the final seven. going after another per ««ka NIceiefla 5311 74667160-313 Cook 36 604, Garris 1-262ZCrom^on (tartlstaSoodi), Arkonsdsa (Klelnc7). Semifinals M oseltbv 213-569, John KozickI X1-S21, John Adorns 4160 767673-71—2X 0 0 64 Z Totals 3 6 X 2535 97. Morch a at New York sonal goal — ^ tojiecoine iM * % 5ia!^ c2U y, Lemolln. Wln- Assists—Virginia 13 (Carlisle 7), Arkan Rich Pecker 2I2-X1, Loou PollnskI 546, Andy Boon 3340 73-71-7367-304 CNv a a x j 6- i « sas 12 (Robertson 7). Technical touls— Chomplomhip VIonnIe Urban 243-606, Leo Cote 209, the first sk a ^ ih 28 yean A -1 4 3 7 4 . Sandy Lvio 1340 7667-7671-384 aaiTti— 97 None. March X at New York Jim Poole 245521, Steve A iello 205566. J ^ r v \ f l 71 JJ7 ( H» - MANCHESTKR HKKALU, Monday. Miirch li). 19B4 MANCHESTER IIKRALD, Monduy, Murch 19 1984^- 17
Manager wonders about company’s tests Advice
QUESTION: 1 just started a management job with a other thing about 'personality' tests is. that in order to desires recognition, feels superior (in Booklet III); company that included a written test as part of their have any real degree of effectiveness, ihcy should be critical of others and/or self, becomes angry (in interviewing process. I guess I did alright, since they administered by professionally trained people who Booklet IV ). Undemanding mate favored hired me, but 1 have to confess, 1 still don't know what can interpret the results against a sound basis of 4. "Survey of Interpersonal Values" — this they were testing, or what 1 scored, or how much Job Search validation. personality test compares the value a person places weight my test carried in their decision to give me the Then, questionable scores can be further examined on six aspects of relationship with others; support, job. I'm not pushing them to tell me (I think I should through additional personal interviews and by conformity, recognition, independence, benevolence, leave well enough' alone), but I am curious about this Norman M. Gerber reference checks, in order to resolve any doubts the and leadership. by a wife who detests sex whole area of pre-employment testing. I'd appreciate testing may have raised. -'/"I any information you could pass on about it. . Here are some types of selection tests that 5. "Adaptability Test” — this ability test measures D E AR AB B Y: "Serious 1 recall the many times companies give to managerial candidates. There are mental adaptability or alertness. in Laguna Beach" could I meant to call her and ask ANSWER: To satisfy your curiousity, and for many others, but these will give you an idea of what’s 6. "Thurstone Test of Mental Alertness” — this have been written by my if there was anything she anyone else who wonders about the same thing, here usually measured: ability test measures language and arithmetic husband. I simply detest needed, but I seldom got you are: took) where the aim is to measure such things as 1. “ Thurstone Temperament Schedule" — this problem-solving abilities. having sex, especialiy around to it. Generally speaking, ability and personality tests leadership, sensitivity, reaction to criticism, rapport, personality test measures seven traits: active, So now you know something about testing. And just now that we are older. I DearAbby I recall the day I ran are used primarily in the selection and placement of independence, conformity, anger, empathy, motiva vigorous, impulsive, dominant, stable, sociable, and think ... while you're reading this, someone, was never too fond of sex into Mom in the bakery. people in a variety of positions. Ideally, the basic aim reflective. somewhere, is developing another kind of test for U Abigail Van Buren Her winter coat looked so tion, and many other kinds of personality traits, in my younger years, but of this testing is to p r^ ic t an individual's job success depending on the specific test administered. 2. "Supervisory Index” — this personality test some company to give their job applicants! But don’t now I think it’s revolting. shabby and worn, and 1 get hung-up about tests— just do the best you can (like — and to assist in placing the best person in a specific The problem with this kind of testing is the degree of measures knowledge of human relations, attitude •sf/' ( I ’m 68 and my husband is thought, “ Gee, I'v e got to position. importance placed upon-the score. Most enlightened toward management and company policies, the you did) — usually, that’s enough! 69.) . take Mom downtown and Many companies use 'ability' tests for occupational companies consider test scores as only one facet of the supervisor's job, and attitude toward subordinates. I have never refused my buy hera new coat." ButI groups such as electricians, typists, machinists, entire interviewing process, while other, not so 3. "Edwards Personality Inventory” ' — measures a Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Tiusband, but he knows never found the time. 1 computer programmers, etc., to measure an enlightened, firms rely so heavily on testing that the large number of characteristics such as: plans and employment consultant. If you have a job seanh I j how I feel about sex and he D E AR ABBY: I'v e en people all oi the time. was too busy. applicant's knowledge, and/or speed and accuracy, good impression an applicant tries so hard tomakeon organizes things, intellectually oriented, self- question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, doesn’t bother me very joyed your column for Thanks for writing. 1 On her last birthday I for required equipment, terms, etc. the interviewer loses all significance in the hiring confident (in Booklets lA and IB ); anxious about Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a often. I thank God for such ■many years. It was so learn more from criticism sent her an azalea plant, Testing for managerial positions is more usually of decision. Unfortunately, an applicant never knows his/her performance, perfectionist, sensitive to personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped 1 a kind and understanding witty, with just the right than I do from praise. but I forgot to enclose a the "personality" type (which sounds like what you which kind of a company he/she is talking to. The 'Titicism (in Booklet II); motivated to succeed. envelope. husband. answers to some very real card. I had wanted to get problems. Will you please over to see her, but there DEAR ABBY: Some 1 offered to give him a return to those days and was a football game that time ago I read a letter in divorce, but he said he skip all the lectures and day, so I never made it. Collectables for those of moderate means loves me and doesn’t want your column from a griev The last time I saw 'S i sermons you’ve been run one. He also said he didn’t ning of late? ing son. In it was this line: Mom was at my cousin’s " I f I could turn back the Winter-dulled car want to take a chance on Also, please let the Food wedding. She looked so old another woihan — she and Drug Administration clock, 1 would buy my and tired. I told myself, " I Art and antiques are pleasure and profit might deny him sex all the lAom the new coat she must send Mom to Florida buy space in newspapers deserves a good time. and medicine journals to neeided so badly and take to visit her brother and get He’s not- very demand her anyplace she wanted a little sun," but I just By Frederick M. Winship warn people about com ing, so I try to accommo bining drugs with certain to go.” never got- around to buy clean and polish United Press International -Herald photo by Pinto Please print it again. date him now and then. 1 foods, etc. ing the tickets. really do love him. We need you as you Someone I know needs to If only I could turn back Collecting art and antiques as an investment, as FRIG ID IN be reminded that he has a the clock. I ’d buy Mom By Jan A. Zverina well as for pleasure,- is a possibility for anyone of ‘Anything Goes’ at MHS were. United Press International VIRGINIA MRS. D., mother. that coat and spend every moderate means who has a keen eye and patience. YOUR FAN birthday with her and Millions of Americans are collectors. It’s part of the ILLINOIS NEW YORK — The environment starts aging David Beauregard, Elizabeth French, Dalenta, is Thursday, Friday and DEAR FRIGID: A mar IN ARIZONA take her anyplace she American dream to buy something of antiquity, the paint and trim on an automobile as soon as it is Mark Cannistraro and Marsha Warren, Saturday in Bailey Auditorium. Curtain riage between a frigid wanted to go. But it’s too rarity, or aesthetic value that in time will be worth a rolled off the assembly line. wife and a kind and DEAR MRS. D.: To DEAR ABBY: Yester late now and I am fortune. from left, rehearse a scene from the time is 7:30 p.m. Thursday, and 8 p.m. Prolonging the beauty and finish requires a understanding husband paraphrase Abraham day was the saddest day of heartsick. Pablo Picasso and Winslow Homer paintings that upcoming Manchester High School Friday and Saturday. Tickets are methodical program and an array of cleaners, who doesn't “ bother" her Lincoln: You may please my life. I buried my Please print this letter. cost a million or more or the Louis XV and Rhode but the effort is well worth it in both appearance performance of "Anything Goes.” The available at the door. On Thursday only, very otten must have been all of the people some of mother. And now many Maybe if I had seen one* Island blockfront Colonial desks that bring hundreds and economics, says the Chemical Specialties musical, directed by William Brindam- senior citizens are admitted free. the time, and some of the thoughts come to mind like it, I would have done of thousands of dollars are out of reach of all but a few made in heaven. You are Manufacturer's Association, a Washington,D.C.- indeed lucky to have people all of the time, but that make me even things differently. collectors. our with musical clirection by Penny based consumer information group. found each other. you can’t please all of the sadder. G RIEVING SON And it’s best to avoid the speculative lure of Paint's No. 1 enemy is sunlight, says the CSM A. mass-produced multiples, such as collector’s plates Ultraviolet rays eventually cause a chemical and kitsch figurines, which certainly aren’t original breakdown in the pigment, creating oxidation, or art and rarely have the investment potential a dull, chalky, weathered look. A bou t Town advertised for them. Are there any alternatives Look instead for undervalued categories of art and “CRAZING,” common on metallic or refin antiques, something that interests you from the ished surfaces, is a small network of cracks or school caleteria. All Keeney Street School parents, viewpoint of beauty or historical associations. Be sure Auxiliary to meet checks caused when the paint's resins shrink guests and grade 5 and 6 students are invited. what you collect is something you want to live with from exposure to sunlight. Discoloration also The American Legion auxiliary will meet tonight at Child and Fam ily Services of Hartford will present to surgery for gallstones? until you decide to sell and reap your profits, if any.. comes from atmospheric conditions such as acid 7:30 at the post home, American Legion Drive. a play on alcoholism in the elementary grades. rain or alkalines that attack the paint and etch the Members should bring prayers for the chaplain’s Following the presentation, Carol Bozera of the THE REEVALUATION of American 19th century DEAR DR. LAMB: I down well before puberty. surface. Bird droppings, combined with the prayer book and materials for the Mexico scrapbook. agency will lead a discussion. Refreshments will be art and antiques has thrust French-influenced Rococo have both cholesterol and However, there’s a differ baking effects of the sun, will cause a permanent served. Revival furniture, a style perfected by Henry Belter, calcium gailstohes in my ence of opinion on how stain in the finish if not removed immediately. and the Renaissance Revival style generally known Blood pressures read gallbladder. I prefer not long surgery can be de CSMA advises as the best protection one or two as "General Grant period" into the forefront of the to be operated on, al layed. Some advocate good coats of wax, preferably one of the better Rite Aid Pharmacy, 361 Main St., will sponsor a free Chorus to rehearse Your Health antiques market, along with sentimental portraits though this was the gas- early surgery; others polymer waxes which, if applied properly, offer blood pressure clinic Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and genre paintings that had long been stored in the The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from troenterologist's wait until close to pub long lasting protection. No appointments are necessary. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. nation’s attics. 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church recommendation. erty. One of the major A car's paint surface must be properly Pharmacists will be available to answer questions But if Victorian is too ornate for your taste, don’t St. Coffee will be served before the rehearsal. Is there an alternative? considerations is to have prepared before any protective coating is about high blood pressure medications. Call 649-9110. collect it. Someone with a liking for furniture and I have (our children. I'm the testicle descended, by applied. accessories of simpler line will find an almost Masons to meet 40 and weigh 123 pounds. surgery if necessary, well untapped market in American mission furniture from I'm trying to stay on a before puberty so it will THE FIRST STEP is a thorough washing — in a the early decades of this century and the handcrafted Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet Tuesday fat-free diet. develop normally and al shaded area, if possible. Rinse the car with a St. Margaret plans dinner metal, leatherwork, and pottery which compliments at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. percent developed symp the Health Letter 20-6, low the boy to develop into gentle stream of cool water from a hose or bucket it. St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will A member of the Grand Lodge’s Ashler benevolence DEAR READER: toms within five years and Your Gallbladder: Stones a fertile male. to let the dust and dirt raise up and slide off the Most art and antiques do appreciate in value, unless meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal committee will speak. Mixed stones are com only a total of 18 percent in and Attacks. Others who finish using the water's lubrication to prevent fine they go completely out of fashion, which is always a -Savings, 344 W. Middle Turnpike, The annual dinner is mon, so it's not unusual to 15 years or more. Devel want this issue can send 75 Even if the testicle scratch marks. A strong jet of water should be UP I photo possibility. Oriental rugs were in disfavor up to a March 27 at 6 p.m. at 166 Charter Oak St. have some calcium in the oping symptoms didn't cents with a long, doesn't descend or isn't sprayed on the underside and inside the wheel Reservations close generation ago and Tiffany glass was in eclipse for cholesterol stones. The mean serious problems. stamped, self-addressed brought down, the individ wells to loosen any dirt or mud. LaminatecJ rosewood armchair and side Victorian antique in the Rococo Revival^ decades before it became one of the hottest Reservations for the Manchester Lodge 73 of most common two gall Only 2.5 percent deve envelope for it to me, in ual will still produce ade Once a season, especially important before and chair made by John Henry Belter in style thast has become a hot item in the Here’s help for overeaters collectables of the 1970s. Masons dinner-dance will close Tuesday. The dance is stones are those from bile loped acute gallbladder care of the Manchester quate amounts of testoste after winter, make sure all drainholes at the 1855, recently sold at Sotheby’s auction antiques-for-investment market. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the Saturday at Willie's Steak House. The Dubaldo pigments (pigmented inflammation (a c u te Herald, P.O. Box 1551, rone and perform with bottom of the doors are unclogged, and scrape out ACTU ALLY, 1984 is a bumper year for the galleries for $3,080. It is the type of cafeteria meeting room of Manchester Memorial Orchestra will be featured. stones) and those from cholecystitis) or pancrea Radio City Station, New normal masculinity, but any crevices inside the fender wells, where rust is collector-investor. Never before in history have so Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and Call 643-4734. Proceeds will go to the lodge's widows cholesterol. titis, and no patients died York, N.Y. 10019. he may be sterile. If only most likely to form. many periods of art and decoration been mined for hooked rugs, toys of alt varieties from the Victorian the general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. and orphans fund. An important question of galibladder disease or one testicle is undes After the fall season, scoop out every last leaf period to the 1930s, and Windsor chairs. English There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group is whether. you have its complications. DEAR DR. LAMB: My cended, the descended that slipped down by the windshieid wipers into collectables, from Cycladic Greek sculpture and Oriental rugs were in disfavor , Egyptian Coptic textiles to Depression glass and furniture, Rinker pointed out, continues to be meets each week. symptoms caused by your In view of this informa 2-year-old grandson was one is likely to be normal the rear of the front fenders. Damp leaves will Sunset Club meets original Walt Disney cartoons. undervalued. up to a generation ago and gallstones. If you don't, tion, the current belief of born with one testicle up and the individual will cause rusting in no time. The opportunities and prices are right. Garage Tiffany glass was in eclipse for The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the you have silent gallstones. many physicians is that if in the sac. The doctor sent still be fertile. sales and flea markets with their 55 "finds” continue ON THE DECLINE in value,'Rinker says are large Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. Old studies suggested that you have no symptoms him to a consultant who Sometimes the testicle THEN USE a clean Turkish towel to slosh on Take a winter walk Art Nouveau items, Hummel figurines, and Royal people with gallstones had from gallstones, the best said to operate before this is lowered early by water and wipe down the finish. A car wash or to proliferate. There are more dealers and auction decades before it became one houses across the nation that ever before. Some 90 Doulton porcelain. The Manchester Recreation Department will enough complications to thing to do is leave them third birthday. Why such surgery because there's mild detergent can be used; anything stronger percent of auction o ffe rin g s ^ !! for less than $1,000, Collectables expert Jim Powell of New Canaan, of the hottest collectables of the sponsor a winter walk for senior citizens and the Wheels menus listed warrant surgery, but new alone. If a person devel a huriT? Maybe Nature an associated hernia and will only harm the paint. Dry the car using a Conn., author of "T h e Investor’s Guide to Under general public Wednesday at 1 p.'m. at the Manchester studies provide entirely ops acute gallbladder at will bring it down in time. ihe hernia needs to be second towel or clean chamois. according to industry soureje^ 1970s.______The following are the meals to be served Tuesday valued Art and Antiques" (Putnam’s, $18.95) insists __ Community College fitness trail. different answers. tacks or significant symp I’d appreciate your com repaired. According to Once the finish is clean, look again, especially If you have only a few hundred dollars to spend at a through Friday of this week for the clients of the Meals that many top quality art works and antiques — but Walkers will meet in the MCC upper parking lot. A study ol asympto toms, then the question of ments on this. some authorities, as on the panels behind the tires. A bug and tar time, you can afford first rate objects in a number of organizes some of the country’s top antiques on Wheels program. Thehot meal is listed first and the collecting fields. Experts stress that even bargain not necessarily the greatest rarities — can be bought ' ' ' The walk should take about one hour. Participants matic patients (with si surgical removal can be many as 90 percent of the remover will take care of those little black spots exhibitions, has been collecting iron door stops in the cold evening meal, second. This week's schedule was for under $5,000, often under $1,000. Brand new, should dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes. lent stones) showed that considered. DEAR READER: It’s males who have an undes that might easily be mistaken for paint chips. price objects should be of good quality and in good shape of frogs for several years, most of them costing listed incorrectly in Wednesday's Manchester He condition or they aren’t really bargains. machine-made objects often cost more, a fa.ct that will "C all 647-3079. their stones seldom To update you on the true that an undescended cended testicle also have Some spots may need a second application, but less than $100. He has about 30, all from leftover metal rald. The correct menus are as follows: come as a surprise to the collecting novice. caused problems. Only 10 problem. I ’m sending you testicle should be brought an associated hernia. use the remover sparingly, especially on from an iron foundry in Saiisbury, Conn., where he Tuesday: Spaghetti with meatballs, peas, tossed “ You don’t have to be a millionaire to live likeone,” chromed parts. Wipe dry with a clean cloth. “ D EALERS AND AUCTION houses are helping lives. salad, pudding; Tuna salad sandwich, fresh banana, Powell says. "If you choose out-of-the-limelight ‘ W A TES elect officers Now touch up any small nicks using matching support the trend toward better quality by offering “ Believe it or not, there are people who collect old milk. beautiful things, carefully with your eye on quality, paint sold in brush bottles. Dab the paint into the better merchandise,” says Harry L. Rinker of cream separators from the farm,” Rinker said. “ I Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. Wednesday: Boneless pork loin, whipped potato, you can enjoy yourself and make a profit as w ell." knick to build up the surface, but use sparingly so Zionsville, Pa., publisher of "W arm an’s Antiques and aiways assume that everybody collects something.” ‘ - at 72 E. Center St., rear. Weighing-in is from 6:30 to beets, tossed salad, applesauce, cake; Ham sand Cinema as not to smudge the finish. Their Prices” (Warman Publishing, $10.95), which is ‘7:30 p.m. wich, peaches, milk. POWELL PINPOINTS nearly a dozen areas where After the paint dries, the car should be in its 18th edition and serves as a bible for many IVAN KARP, a New York antiques dealer, throws Officers will be elected and a St. Patrick’s Day Thursday. Pot roast, gravy, baked potato, collectors. collectors can make good buys this year. compounded. Do a 2-square-foot section at a time out an enticing list of collectables in the iess-than-ilOO " program is planned. cauliflower, tossed salad, pudding; Cold turkey “And collectors are placing more emphasis on They are English neo-Classic and Regency siiver. (Mil n. Hertford 9:30. — Angel (R ) 7:10, 9:05. 2,3:50,5:45,7:40,9:40. using a soft damp cloth. Work methodically, class. It includes porcelain fruit, signet seals, playing sandwich, fruit cocktail, milk. Alhentum Cinema— Reop Wllllmontlc Oriental flatweave rugs, English porcelains, Ameri applying the compound in light circular motions. condition than ever before. Damaged or heavily cards and games, tea strainers, salt shakers, cap Friday: Baked white fish, boiled potato, spinach, ens In April. West Hartford Jlllson Square Cinema — can arts and crafts (Mission) furniture, flower and " Alcoholism discussed Cinema City — Entre Nous Elm 1 A 2 — YentI (PG) Never Cry Wolf (P G ) 7,9:10. Older, weathered finishes may require just a restored pieces do not sell as well as in previous years. guns, sugar bowls, spice canisters, tape measures, cottge cheese, cookies; Egg salad sandwich, fruit and fruit prints taken froiq 18th and 19th century books, (P G ) 7:15, 9:30. — Wizards 7:15,9:30. Angel (R ) 7,9:30. — Tank (P G ) 7, 9:10. — polishing compound, a white paste with mild Even minimum restoration forces pricing buttons, penknives, fountain pens, and thimbles, coin ' The Keeney School P T A will meet tonight at 7 in the gelatin, milk. (PG) 9wlth Pink Floyd: The Footloose (P G ) 7:10,9:10. — downward." American brilliant cut glass, and Chinese snuff The Movies — Splosh (P G ) abrasives that removes the dulled topcoat of the silver spoons, and iron and copper kitchen tools. Wall (R ) 7. Con She Bake a 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7, 9:15. — Unfaithfully Yours (PG) bottles, and Old Master and 19th century prints. Cherry Pie? (R ) 7:45, 9:40. 7:10,9:10. paint. Even new cars that have been in dealers' All authorities in the field advise continuous Unfaithfully Yours (PG) Rinker says one of the collectibles which is "just on The Dresser (P G ) 7:30,9:30. 12:15, 2,3:45, 5:30, 7:30,9:30. Windsor lots for some time could use a mild compounding He also recommends magazine covers by such winnowing of collections to improve their quality. CInestudIo— A Star Is Born Ploia — YentI (P G ) 7:15. TH E HOTEL the point of taking off” is French Verleys glass, American iilustrators as J.C. Leyendecker, Norman — Blame It on Rio (R ) 12:10, before application of a good quality wax.:' This can be done by selling directly to collectors and 7:30. currently selling for only $50 to $100 an item. He also is Rockwell, Steven Dohanos, and Frank Schoonover, Colonial — Reopens Fri JiHEWHAMPSHRI dealers or putting items on the block at an auction Births day. high on dinner ware designed by Russeli Wright in the often available for under $100, small 19th century — 5HOWHAT — FOR SEVERELY OXIDIZED surfaces, a house, where a commission of up to 10 percent must be East Hartford 1940s and 1950s. Wright piates sell for $6, platters for Eastwood Pub a Cinema— Here’s where to write 1r00-7:4S»ftS0 nibbing compound should be used before waxing. French bronze sculpture, English watercolors, paid. $14 and teapots for $32. American pewter, 19th century Chinese hardwood Sasso, Angela Valen- are Thomas and Made Memorial Hospital. Her sister, Kathryn, 3. Reopens Friday. This orange-colored paste, applied the same way, “Try to sell some property every year,” says Poor Richard's Pub A Cl-- Here’s where to write for advice from the He said prices are on the increase for smaller items furniture, 20th century American drawings, Ameri . line, daughterof Micheal leine Kopka of Nashua, maternal grandparents Eddy, Shannon Marie, AGAINST has more abrasives needed for a deeper cleaning Powell. “ The experience will give you valuable first nemo — Scorface (R ) 7,10. syndicated advice coiumnists featured in the in the Art Nouveau style, for antique clothing, can art pottery, antique maps, and American quilts. F. and Linda Nelson Sasso N.H. His paternal grand are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph daughter of Frank S. and Showcase Cinemas — and to restore the car's original color. hand knowledge of the mailiets that interest you, and Manchester Herald; ALLODDSsi American brilliant cut glass. Depression glass, dolls rw' of Portsmouth, N.H., fof- parents are James and M. Ponder of Middletown, Jean McVeigh Eddy of 80 Footloose (P G ) 1:30, 7:20, -SHOWriAT:- Apply the wax, working a small surface area at Rinker advises young collectors to take a theme and you will sharpen your ability to realize top dollar for 9:45. — Ice Pirates (P G ) 1:30, • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box of all periods, grandfather clocks, textiles such as ,u. merly of Manchester, was Emily Dowling of South Ohio. Her paternal grand Mt. Sumner Drive, Bol 1:15-7:1 D«3S a time and changing the wiping surface of the stick with it. For instance, Russell Carrell, who your property.” 7:30, 9:30. — Term s of En- born at Pease Air Force Windsor. parents are Mr. and Mrs. ton, w ^ b o r n March 4 at deorment (P G ) 1:40, 7, 9:30. 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. cloth frequently. Finish the brightwork with 9 Hospital in Newington, C alve. Adam John, son Henry E. Golan of Ken Manchester, Jdqmorial — Lassiter (R ) 1, 7:40,10. — • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., P.O, suitable polish and apply a cleaner and a product N.H. on Feb. 14. Her of Albert B. and Doreen sington. She has a Hospital. Her maternal Against All Odds (R ) 1:15, B O X 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. FOOTLOOSE 7:15, 9:50. — Death Stolker 1 ^ designed to protect rubber or vinyl parts from sun '-c jnaternal grandparents Martin Calve of Colches brother, Derek Paul, 1. grandparents are Mr. and (R ) 1:20, 7:45, 10. — Tank 10019. -SHOWN AT:- — vinyl roofs, moldings, dash, rear window shelf, are Neal Nelson and Ju- ter, was born March 7 at Thibodeau, Deanna, Mrs. John McVeigh of 257 (P G ) 1:40, 7:15, 9:40. — The • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. Compact digital discs should be kept clean Hotel New Hampshire (R ) 1, 1:30-7:2M45 and bumper rub strips. Spruce St. Her paternal * " dith Nelson, both of Man Manchester Memorial daughter of Michael J. 7:45. 10:00. Box 475. Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. The compounding may correct paint staining, grandparents are Mr. and chester. Her paternal Hospital. His maternal and Rosemary Barnowski 10019. VO checking and imperfections, says the CSMA, and QUESTION: How dirty can a compact disc be common in modern receivers which have a narrow grandparents are John grandparents are Cecile Mrs. Robert Eddy of Manchester TANK Thibodeau III, of 34 Lam UA Theaters East— Splash a topcoat of wax will protect against future before it won’t play properly? I am hearing some dynamic range in their front-end circuiU. One of the Sasso of Manchester and and Leonard Martin of plighter Drive, was born Groton. (P G ) 7:20, 9:35. - Blame It -SHOWN AT:- environmental attacks. strange sounds from my player on certain discs that worst cases I’ve seen was when WTIC FM was on Rio (R ) 7:40, 9:40. — Doris Sasso of Beverly, Van Buren, Maine. His March 5 at Manchester 1:40-7:IM40. F r^u en t rinsing between these once-a-season are not in good condition. received everywhere on the dial. Unfaithfully Yours (PG) Som«thing Different...... Wish Someone A Stereo Expert N.J. paternal - grandparents Memorial Hospital. Her Sorensen, Kristen 7:30,9:30. washing and wax jobs will keep your car looking Fortunately, there is a simple cure that will work in ...... Drewry, Michelle Lynn, are Elsie and John Calvee maternal grandmother is Marie, daughter of Eric new and possibly save you an expensive ANSWER: Many people are under the impression most cases. For 300 ohm antennas a resistor should be ' '' daughter of Don N. and ' Jr. of 995 E. Middle Mary Barnowski.of 126 and Janis Day Sorensen of Mansfield LASSITER R repainting, the CSMA says. that compact digital discs are maintenance free. This installed between each antenna terminal and the Translux Celleoe Twin — Happy Birthday Jack Bertrand Xh .‘ Patricia Drewry of 226 Turnpike. Glen wood St. Her pater 185 Birch St., was born Flye Easy Pieces (R ) 7 with is not true. A C.D. requires a lot less attention than anteni(a wire. Both resistors must be of equal vialue Briarwood Drive, was Jeffcoat, Eric Brian, nal grandparents are Mi March 1 at Manchester The Last Detail (R ) 9.— Rear with A Herald Happy Heart regular records but should be kept reasonably clean and the value should be determined experimentally born Feb. 16 at Mt. Sinai son of David Brian and chael J. Thibodeau Jr. of Memorial Hospital. Her Window (PG) 7,9. IKM-T:40a55 for best reception. For 75 ohm antennas only one for two reasons. First, if dusty or dirty discs are - - “ Hospital, Hartford. Her Stephanie Jane Martin 29 Winthrop Road and maternal grandmother is Vernon Only ICE played, some of the foreign material will get into the resistor on the center conductor of the antenna wire „... .maternal grandparents Jeffcoat of Tolland, was Evelyn Thibodeau of Mrs. John M. Day of Cine 1 A 2 — Venn (P G ) 7, player’s mechanism and cause problems that will will be needed. This can be done by the owner of the - are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas born March 7 at Manches $6.00 PIRATES Woodpecker sibling rivalry Storrs. Needham, Mass. Her pat Happy Birthday ^ require a professional cleaning to correct. QUESTION: In an effort to get a weak F.M. station equipment because there are no dangerous voltages --V English of Evergreen ter Memorial Hospital. Ruigh, Stephen David, ernal grandparents are SWOWHAT! — ■' The second reason is more involved. Adigital signal that I like to listen to, I hooked up my receiver to my on the antenna terminals. ■ Park, 111. Her paternal His maternal grandpar son of David and Susan Mr. and Mrs. George l»7:80aS0 _ _ _ USE RICE to Cleon the John is made up of a series of "bits.” In the case of a C.D. rotor-equipped TV antenna as you suggested in an Some expensive home tuners have a control foi! this grandfather is Ruben ents are Allyn and E ileen' Sorensen of Portsmouth, BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — Most gregarious Fournier Ruigh of 103 inside of bottles and lona- player, approximately 41,000 bits a second are read. earlier column. To my surprise, I couldn't get it at all. purpose, and some car stereos offer a local distance Z. Drewry of Oak Lawn, 111. Martin of 113 Bratton N.H. She has two broth DEATH animals cooperate within the family group, but Kent Drive, was born stem vases. Sprinkle rice The loss of a single bit could be disastrous if it were not Also, some of the stronger stations came in on more switch. £he has a brother, Neal, Road. His paternal grand March 3- at Manchester ers, Jason, 9, and Brad, 6. woodpecker sisters destroy each other’s eggs. An Inside container, odd STAIKER IBJ' for the error-dbrrection circuits that are used. These than one spot on my dial. What is happening? Did I parents are Robert and article in the March issue of Geo magazine says V^'A. Memoriai Hospital. Her worm, sudsy water and — SHOWhAT:------circuits operate by looking at the information just hook it up wrong? Editor’s note: If you have a quettion about stereos \ D o w lin g , Jeffrey Irene Jeffcoat of Palm ' zoologist Ronald Mumme, observing 15 nests of acorn maternal grandparents shake vlaorously. The before and just after the missing bit or bits, and filling you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack i James, son of James and Harbor, Fla. woodpeckers, found 52 of their 157 eggs were are' Mr. and Mrs. Ray rice will polish and clean Call.... in the blank with what most likely belongs there. When ANSW ER: Your hookup is good. The, problem is Bertrand, The Stereo Espbrt, P.O. Box 511, - - Laurie Kopka Dowling Jr.- Cedar, Nicole Ashley, TB tM SO F S destroyed by sisters of the egg-laying birds, mond Fournier of Bristol. DO YOU have a bicycle Interior. Use the classi the limit of these cireuits are reached, a blank spot or that your receiver is being overloaded by too much Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 6604e. Jack '«..'“of 172 Center St., was born daughter of Paul and Her paternal grandpar no one rides? Why not $ 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 1 ENDEARMRIT^ presumably to favor their own offspring. Mumme is fied columns to sell those strange noise results. The disc must be clean enough signal from the strong stations. This reduces its Bertrand is a licensed technician who lives at 4$ „• March 2 at Mandiester Belinda Ponder Cedar of offer It for sale with a Aak (or..... ' SHOWWAf! ■ with the University of California at Berkeley. ents are Mr. and Mrs. still good, but no longer so these circuits are not overtaxed. ability to pick up weak stations. This problem is Phelps Road in Manchester. Memorial Hospital. His 25 Ellen Lane, was born Donald Ruigh of Iowa want ad? Call 643-2711 to used Items around your Janal maternal grandparents March 6 at Manchester Falls, Iowa. He has a place your ad. home. 18 - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Monday, March Itf, 1984 MANCHKSTEK HEKALU. Monday. Miiich 19. 1984 — 18 Classified.... 643-2711 Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 TAG SALE SIGNS For advertisements to be . Notices Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead ; Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ■ * anfi'js Are things piling up? Then why nrrt have a JAG SALE? ) Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 S2.25 for one day The hast way to announce it Is with a Herald Tag Sale • Announcements...... 03 Roommotes Wanted...... 48 Musical Ite m s ...... 66 Per Word: Read Your Ad v ; Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 days . ’...... 15« Classified Ad. Whan you nlace your ad. you II receive Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a ONE TAG SALE SIGN FBEL compliments of The Herald. — Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services O ffe re d ...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 H a p p y A d s : M ortgages...... 1> The Monchester Herald Is Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor C A U 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 rect Insertion and then only Insurance...... 13 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Resort Property .., ...... 36 for the size of the original F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 ..aaaa.aaaaaaaaaa.aaaaa ••••••Maaaaaaaa.aaaa.. For classified advertise insertion. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles — 72 ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do not lessen Rentals BuHcHng/Coiitracting S3 income Tox Sorvico 57 HeusoboM Goods 62 Cors/Trucks for Solo 71_ Motorcyclos/Bicyclos 72 LEGAL NOTICE Court of Probate, Employment. Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement The Plonnino and Zoning Commission will hold o public District ot Monchester . Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 heorlng on Monday, April 2 ,1984ot 7:00 P.M . In the Hearing NOTICE OF HEARING & Education For Sale deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Moln Street, Manchester, C T to ESTATE OF MARY Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL SOFA — Country style hear and consider the following petitions; LE A R Y , on Incapable Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonol...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 CONTRACTORS — Do with matching chair. _ Bank HILLIARD QROUP - SPECIAL EXCEPTION • MIODU TURNPIKE person ony size or typo of work. Very good condition. W E IT (H-33) - Application under Article tl.Sectlon9.15.01 to Pursuant to on order of Hon. Rmssessions permit development of o parcel which requires automobile William E. FitzGerald, Fully insured. Free esti Best offer. Call 643-5888. parking spaces In excess of 60 ■ Parcel A, o portion of 525V Judge, doted March 15,1964 o mates. Coll 641-0393. NORTON CAMANDO750, Middle Turnpike West. hearing will be held on on ap F O R S I JACK DAVIS - ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (D-32) ■ To Help Wonted 21 Homes for Sole 31 Aportmonts for Ront 42 sorvttos Offorod Sl< ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1800 0 ^ 8 CtN i L i l 1973 — 6,000 original plication proving for the- Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Misc. for Sole miles. Metallic blue, amend Article II, Section 7.04.06 to ollow attached single authority to sell certain real 1178 T I M (1*9 9 family homes on their own subdivided lot, which front on a estate situated In the Town ol RoofIng/Siding S4 I9 K B8l8im SmUii ($100 showroom condition. public rood, to hove o minimum side yard space of 20 feet Manchester, County ot Horl- $1700. Call 875-0723. LANDSCAPE LABORER T H R E E ROOMS — Heat, BRICKS, BLOCKS,. tlTSluIckCMlury »999 between end building faces when both toeing walls contain lord os In sold application on STONE — Concrete. t in windows. file more fully oppeors. ot the Personals 02 — Hard working, willing hot water, carpet. $295. ibtv8 can bt i88fl ■ • ••••••••••••••(»••••••• GERALD INVESTMENTS, INC. - ZONE CHANQE - KEENEY Court ot Probate on March t o d a y ’s No pets. Adults only. Chimney repairs. No lobL, BIDWELL HOME Im n S M in sam. STREET (G-4S) ■ To change the zoning classification from to work long hours and BIS Main SL 29, 1984 at 11:(XI A.M. Saturday's In landscape Centrolly located. Secur too small. Coll 644-8356. - provement Company — Sirvin Autos for Ranl/Leaso 75 Rural Residence to Residence A for o parcel of approxima Dionne E. Yuslnos, R(\tl [ sl:iir ' ity deposit. Coll after Roofing , siding, altera EXCELLENT QUALITY tely 28.7 ocres - 625V Keeney Street. Ass'l. Clerk NEW C R ED IT CARD! No construction. Apply: eaaeaaaaaaeaaaaeaeeaaae TLC COMMITTEE - ZONMO REGULATION AMENDMENT ( T64) - 037-03 one refused. VISA/Mos- WANTED Butler Company, 121 5pm, 646-7690. ODD JOBS, Trucking. tions, additions. Some HARDWOOD. Mostly Apollcotlon to odd Article II, Section 2.02.14, Section 3.02.05, Shield Street, West Hart Home repairs. You name>- number for over 30 years. FORM 1040 PREPARA green. Cut, split and deli Section 4.02.06, Section 5.02.06 and Section 6.02.07 to provide tercord. Coll 1-(619)-569- os o Special Exception Use Supervised Group Homes tor 0242 for application. 24 ford, Monday thru Satur M AN CH ES TER -4 room It, we do it. Free estlc 649-6495. TIO N . Good tax reprost vered. Minimum 2 cords. RENT A CLEAN INDEPENDENT apartment, appllonces, mates. Insured. 643-0304. ontatldh should not bo $70/cord. Coll 649-1831. USED CAR Children with Special Needs. Hours. day, 8 to 10am. EO E. by Norma CAMARO, 1980 — 35,000 A.B A TOOL S DIE COMPANY, INC. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION -TO L T O CLEAN artificial washer and dryer hoo available, only to the LAND TURNPIKE (A-26) - Application under Article 11, Section Tedford miles. AM /FM cassette flowers, place them kup. Porch, yard and LIGHT TRUCKING:; Hooting/Pluinbing ss wealthy, anymorol The 30" GAS STOVE — Avo CB, sport mirrors, dual 16.15.02 to permit development of oporcel which requires au HOME DELiyERY AGENTS LANDSCAPE FORE FfMaHupMiMilOTe tomobile parking spaces In excess of 60 -1395 and 1435V Tol heods down In a paper Announcements 03 PERSON OR ASSISTANT parking. $550, utilities In Spring clean up. Yards, Tax Saver 6464)015. cado. Window In door. exhaust, runs excellent. VMIACI AUTO land Turnpike. cluded. Call 649-3379. cellars, etc. General' aaaaaaaaa.aa.....a...aa Fairly new. Clean. $100. Must be seen. $4500 or boo, odd salt and shake — Experienced in con At this hearing Interested persons may be heord and written wel I. To clean out storage Need extra cash? Part time delivery handvmon. Call Ray, 646- Coll 649-8007 otter 3pm. best offer. Must be sold w f IS K k . communications received. Copies ot these petitions hove struction, Irrigation and FOGARTY BROTHERS INCOME TAX SERVICE SW-T044 Mm UwMm S4».»T» areas in vour home oc The Growing Equity T W O BEDROOM 7973. quickly. Coll 8754)723. been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected ‘■NEW C R ED IT CARD! and collection agent, greater Man heavy equipment for Mortgage (G EM ) is a — Bathroom remodel — Individual or Business during office hours. garage, place an ad In No One Refused! Also, commercial and residen A P A R T M E N T — 2nd ing; Installation water Tax Preparation. Dis PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION new form of fixed-rate SPRING LAWN CLEAN. classified telling our informollpn on receivino tial landscaping. Apply: mortgage under which floor. $415 a month, un- heaters, garbage dispo count for senior citizens, Leo Kwosh, Secretory chester area, for USA TODAY, the na heoted. Security, refer UP — Dependable man, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Doted at Manchester, C T this 19th dov of March, 1984. readers what you have VISA, Mastercard with Butler Company, 121 monthly payments typ sals; faucet'repatrs. 649- Your Business Office, 1M NOTICE OF 03863 for sale. Shield Street, West Hart ically increase by a ences. Call 649-8365. with pick-up truck. Call 7657. VIsa/MasterCord East Center St., 647-9780. ALUMINUM SHEETS - ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE no credit check. Free tion’s newspaper. For details call: used os printing plates. brochure. Coll: 602-951- ford, Monday thru Satur Hxed 4% a year. Be 643-1866, 8am to 6pm. accepted. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 day, -8 to 10am. EO E. cause the increase is :.007“ thick, 23 X 24". and 9of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop 1266, Extension - 504." INCOME TAXES — Pre SOceach, or 5 for $2.00. tion by the Board of l3lrectors of the Town of Manchester, 659-3535 applied to principal MANCHESTER GRAPHIC DESIGN pared by CPA. Business & Connecticut, on Morch 13,19M Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. TREE CLIMBERS — rather than interest, BENNET ELDERLY Logos, business cardsZ Must be picked up before AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE For Sale Individual. Call John, 11:00a.m. only. Employment Must have at least 7 years the loan will be fully brochures, etc. Creative, 659-3069. BE IT ORDAI NED by the Board of Directors of the Town of experience in custom paid off in about half HOUSING beautiful and reasonable. Manchester that the Ordinance outhorlzlne the conveyance the time required for a HOME MARK CONSOLE of land of the Town of Monchester to Multi-Circuits, Incor- tree work. Knowing ail B«nntt Housins Dtvttopmtnf Harriet Yoke, 646-0369. poroted. which was adopted on November 5,1981 and which & Education SEWING MACHINE OP aspects of tree care. Full traditional 25 or 30 year now toklng cwpllcatlontA 1 BR Hottsahold Goods 62 RADIOondstereo. Maple was amended on September 6, 1983, be further amended os ERATORS — established time position. Apply: mortgage. For in opt. S175 to S99S. Two BR opt. HOUSEKEEPING cabinet. $75. Coll 649-5053. follows; ' nationwide pillow manu Butler Company, 121 stance. an $80,000 mort S455 to M70. Rtnt Indudtt AVAILABLE — Also do- Subparagraph c be deleted and the following be sub gage at 15>A%, for 25 htot hot wottTy W/W corptt- TAX PREPARATIONS — stituted therefor: SALES — Aggressive facturer has Immediate Shield Street, West Hart ino, ronota rtfrlg.# dlspoMl. laundry. Call 643-5647. USED REFRIGERA 1977 TOPPS BASEBALL c. $100,000.00 on or before November 1, 1984. Grantee will Help Wanted 21 person to sell America's PROFESSIONAL years, would require coll for old svettm# tltvotor, In the convenience of full time openings. Expe ford, Monday thru Satur TORS, WASHERS, CARD SET — Excellent execute, on dote of closing as herein provided, a non-inter top brands of home enter rienced preferred, day monthly payments of loundry* community room vour home. Reliable' to good condition. 570 or est bearing promissory note In sold amount payable to the day, 8 to 10am. EO E. ond storoot orto. Units ovotl« Ranges - clean, guaran Town, which note shall be secured by o purchase money tainment (T V - Video), . ORIVERS: . $1032. Under the G EM obit ofttr Morch IS, 1RM. For aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa reasonable. Call Norm best offer. Ask for Jim , shift, five day week. Full I S^aaMar Traaipart lac. It laaURg far I teed, ports and service. mortgage covering the premises described herein. The SUPERINTENDENT Audio and Appliances. |OcarTba Raad prafacalaaHt. mortgage, the initial on op^lcotion coll: Marshall, 643-9044. benefit program includ Paintbig/Popering S|. Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8i telephone, 742-6016. date of transfer of title of the premises to the Grantee shall NEEDED — For apart Experience not neces payment would be the be July 1, 1984. ing sewing Incentive. WE OFFER: 528-6522 Son, 649 Main Street, ment complex located in sary. Top salary - plus Apply at plllowtex Corp, same $1032 per month STROLLEE CAR S E A T- 2-3904 |*2 4 c per mile mileage but would increase by 643-2171. Prepared by William J. Shea Manchester. Live on the Incentives. Paid vaca 49 Regent Street, Man BOOKKEEPER — Imme SIS. Phone 742-7176. Assistant Town Attorney premises. Must have pre tions - paid sick time. payment 4% ^ very year after the PAINTING AND PAPER chester, C T. EOE M/F. diate opening available year. By the 12th THREE BEDROOM DU PENNSYLVANIA This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter thlspu- vious experience. Send Excellent medical plans - ■•Quality equipment and PLEX apartment for rent HANGING — Exterior HouseiMid Goods 62 COINS — A small collec bllcatlon In this newspaper provided thot within ten (10) for experienced book ye^, the payments and interior, ceilings re-^ HOUSE SOFA, $125, and days after this publlcotlon of this Ordinance a petition resume to: Fountain Vil profit sharing. (High Vo maintenance keeper, familiar with would be $1590 but the — Available April 1st, tion of silver dimes, some lage, 175 A, Downey lume «1 Independent paired. References, fully' choir, $50. Also rocker, ••••••••••••••••••■•••a signed by not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the ■•Outstanding Company basic bookkeeping, lour- house would be yours. $450 per month, heat and lamps and pine coffee mercury heads and some Town, os determined from the latest officials lists of the Re Drive, Monchester, CT Hartford County Dealer) Insured. Quality work:' Roosevelt. Priced from gistrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re- nolsand payroll; compu utilities not Included. Call and ond tables. Call 643- 06040. Call Al Sleffert for confi EXPERIENCED BACK- paid benellt package 649-0344. Martin Mattsson, even $1.25. Call 649-1794. auestlng Its reference to o special Town election. ter exper ience helpfu I but 8831 otter 3pm. James F. Fogarty dential Interview: 647- HOE BULLDOZER OP ings 649-4431. MOVING, MUST SELLI , WE REQUIRE: not required. Medium Brown, triple wlngbock Secretory 9997/647-0661. IMMEDIATE OCCU BABY CLOTHES— New ERATOR — With Class II |•Minlmum 23 years oi sized office located in It you aro consldtrlng ORIENTAL PRINTED Board of Directors license. Steady work. Be PANCY — 3'/a rooms. GEORGE N. CONVERSE' sofa, $600. Tw o high, born to Toddler. Excel Manchester, Connecticut suburban area. Excellent buying a naw homa but SOFA and Love Seat. fireside wlngbock choirs SALESPERSON — Ener nefits. Call 742-6190. age Stove, refrigerator. No — Painting and paper‘- lent condition. Con bo Doled at Manchester, Connecticut benefits. Send resume are concamad about fi hanglng. 30 Years Expe- Loose pillowed. Excel with slip covers, $150 this ISth day of March, 1984 BOVS 8i GIRL'S WHO getic person needed. Sa • Minimum 5 0 .0 0 0 and salary requirements nancing and Inlaraai utilities. $300. No pets. seen at 134 Park Street, 0344)3 CAN SELL — Earn CASH rlericel Call 643-2804. lent condition. Four ye each. Two wide swivel Apt. A-1 before 9pm. lary and incentive ADULT BABYSITTER logged miles ol over to Box C, c/o The Man rataa coma In and ^>aak Adults only. Security. ars old. $550. Coll 643-8542. Colonial chairs, $120 and PRIZES by selling program. Apply at: NEEDED for church Call after 4pm, 649-7850. the-road diesel tractor chester Herald. to us at T E D F 0 8 D REAL each. Tw o round drum new subscriptions to this Benedict Doors, Inc., 920 nursery Sunday morn ESTATE, CENTURY 2t. CEILINGS REPAIRED AMERICAN STANDARD trailer experience Q U E E N SIZED BOX tables, $100 each. One TOWN OF MANCHESTER area's best newspaper. Cromwell Avenue, Rocky ings and evenings and PRODUCTION MA Wa will halpyouaorloul M O VE IN NOW — Rent in or REPLACED with dry' OIL BURNER — Com You must be able to talk Hill. Wednesday evenings. '•Recent Stiipper-To- wall. Call evenings, GarV SPRING — Good condi oval coffee table, $75. One plete, ready for installa LEGAL NOTICE CHINE OPERATOR — lha varloua options that April. Unique three bed tion. $30. Call 643-2880. Queen Anne choir, $100. The Zonine Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on to adults - no experience For an Interview and Consignee delivery ex are now avaNabla to McHugh, 643-9321. tion. Good condition. $50. Monday, March 26, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room, Trainee position. room. Residential neigh KIrbv vacuum cleaner necessary - we will show informotlon please call perlence Individual with mechani homo buyart. Our ottica borhood. Lease. Pets. Phone 649-2048. Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, C T to heorond you how to succeed. Earn PAINTING — Interior FOR S A LE: Household with all attachments, consider the following petitions: ASSISTANT 6474)564. •Excellent safety record cal experience or educa Is loeatad at Rl. 44A, Bol $575. Coll 649-6549. ITEM 1 Ida J.LIndbero-RequestvorlanceofArtlclell.Sec- $10 - $20 - $30 a week and ton Notch, Bolton, 647- r/Exterior, wallpaper- goods - two single beds, $250. Large black leather SINGER SEWING MA MANAGERS tion needed to operate old round kitchen table, choir, $150. Old console NO. 990 tion 2.01 to permit use of o portion of a residentlol MORE! CALL NOW: PART T IM E : School bus Our Repntantalhtn and maintain machinery 6814. 24 hour tarvlco - 7 MANCHESTER — Four ing. Superior CH INE i:- Needs some dwelling os on electrolysis treatment room ■ 63 Erie days a waak. girl's one-speed bicycle, TV, black & white, $150. Street - Rural Residence Zone. Frank, after 7:30pm, 228- To work part time In drivers wanted. Now ac Will be at; Holiday Inn. in production environ rooms, 1st floor, front workmanship. Best p rF repair. Coll 643-7069 at 4268. ces - Free Estimates. Calf stand-up freezer, televi Tw o T V stands, $15 each. dinner time. $20 or best IT E M 2 A.B.A. Tool 8, Ole Company, Inc. - Request vorl- retail store. Evening cepting applications. Call 363 Roberts Street. 1-84 ment. Forklift expe porch, garage, breeze- sion test equipment; lots Miscellaneous Items too NO. 991 once of Article 11, Section 16.12 to reduce front yard and weekend hours today, 643-2373. Mike Leary, 742-5726. offer. (40feet required -7.17 feet requested) to permit two East, Hartford. Connec rience a plus. Apply in way, appliances. $475 to look at. Owner Moving numerous to mention. PART TIME BABYSIT available. Profit shar person, 49 Regent Street, plus utilities and secur additions to existing building ■ 1395 Tolland Turn ing, retirement. ticut Wednesday March HINT NAME YOUR OWN to Florida. Coll 521-7237 Reasonable offers will be pike - Industrial Zone. TER — With own trans MAINTENANCE — A Manchester, CT. ity. Call 643-5888. BAR STOOLS — 30" high IT E M 3 Richard Grinavich - Request Special Exception In portation for 15 month Apply In person: -21st at 10AM promptly. Consider a GEM P R IC E — Father and son; otter 6pm. accepts. 126 Highland soot block vinyl with high Whether You’re A temporary position for Street, South Windsor. NO. 992 accordance with Article IV, tectlon 5.01.02 to per boy, mornings. Coll 647- full time handyman. Ex I Pltatc rtport prompUy at Uw mortgage if you have Fast, dependable ser back padded swivel mit the addition of o convenience store on o site I dasigaalad Umt, aad ta pra- TRANSCRIPTION SE substantial or growing 43 Call 644-1312 otter 5pm with existing gasoline service station; and request 8261. CUMBERIAND perience In general build CRETARY — For Ortho Homes for Rent vice. Painting, Paper- seats. Great for rec Iparad to tkoraaiMy cam- income. hanging 8i Removal. Call weekdays, all day Satur room. $20 each. Coll 646- varlonce ot Article IV, Section 5.03.03 for frontage ing repair and mainte I Plata an appllcattan. pedic Doctor. Part or full day & Sunday. ot lot (180 feet reoulred -140 feet provided), tor front FARMS nance. Apply in person: time. Five days a week. 644-0585 or 644-0036. For Baby 2151. yard (60 feet required ■ 10 feet provided), lor side - NIGHT OWL 294 Miln 8L. MANCHESTER — Six yard (25 feet required - 1 toot provided) - 329 East Mincheilar, CT Plllowtex, Corp., 49 Re SCHNEIDER Call 646-0188. Center Street - Business Zone I. gent Street, Manchester. room, oversized Cape. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MERCURY OUTBOARD IT E M 4 Joseph TIerInnt - Request Special Exception In oc- HARDWARE SALES — W. Cintir a Lynttt Sti.. , TRANSPORT, INC. MOTOR KH7 — Racing Mindiaitar, CT I 4a Caul oaHrtMiir Caaiww wr FULL TIME AND STOCK Walk out basement, fire NO. 993 cordoncewlth Article II, Section 16.15.01(e) and Ar Responsible position for FULL TIME DRIVER CLERK — Apply In per place, 2 baths. Acre lot. Bullding/Contracting S3 model. $99. Good running ticle IV, Section 5.03.02 to use portion ot existing or on EARLY BIRD 310 Grian Roid, building for General Repairer's License; and re person with hardware AND STOCK CLERK — son only, Alcar Auto $625 a month. No utilities. liffy-Sew condition. Coll 643-6913. knowledge. Retail expe Minchiitar, CT C n I l i K . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ('/ f quest variance of Article IV, Section 5.03.02 tor tot 260 E. Canlar 81. Apply In person only, Parts, 226 Spruce Street, Coll 742-8650. frontage (100 feet required - none provided), tor rience helpful. Full time. Alcar Auto Parts, 226' Manchester. FARRAND REMODEL S' ELECTRIC SCISSORS, rear yard (30 feet required ■ 15 feet provided) - 99 Mandiaatar. CT POWER AND RENTAL ^ iw a - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I •ta'V>> Loomis Street - Industrial Zone. Conyers Hardware, 646- Spruce Street, MANAGER — Knowl ING — Cabinets, roofing, $10. Never been used. Call UANTADS 5707. Efiil 0)WCIi»r Eailnw M/F TEDFOnO SEAL ESTATE IT E M S Roiiert Yokoltls - Request variance ot Article II, Manchester. edge of smal I engines and LUNCHEON WAITRESS Store/Offlee Space 44 gutters, room additions, 649-1396, anytime. NO. 994 Section 12.01 to permit retail solerfrom temporary equipment. Experienced — 4 to 5 days per week. decks, all types of remo trailer stand and tent; and request Speclol Excep INSURANCE AGENCY in customer sales, order Experience preferred. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa deling and repairs. FR EE WOOD TR U N K — Metal tion In accordance with Article II, Section 9.09 for hinges and trim, 23" high, this use; and request variance of Article IV, Section CELEBRITY CIPHER Seeks experienced per ing supplies, coordinat Apply: Manchester estimates. Fully Insured. 9 to permit a waiver of paved parking requirement - Aportmtfitt for Rtnt 42 OFFICE SPACE AVAIL 19” wide, 36" long, about uiorh ’round C«lebrlty CipbBr cryptogrBrnB ar* crMtad from quotBlkxiB by famous paopla. past son to handle Auto/Ho- ing all repair work. Sa Country Club - Monday, Telephone 643-6017, after 1127 Tolland Turnpike.- Business Zone III. and praaani. Each latiar in tha ctpbar itanda for anothar. TodBy'»ciut: S9qutJ$ fi. ABLE — Ample parking, 6pm, 647-8509. 70 years old. $45. Coll IT E M 6 East Cothollc Parents' Club - Request variance of meowner Lines. License lary commensurate with Wednesday, Friday from •••••••••••••• ••••••• good location. One 4 .r-Atf. 649-7625. NO. 995 Article IV, Section 8, Alcoholic Liquors, to sell alco V by CONNIE WIENER preferred. Pleasant skill level. Please supply 10am to 2pm. room office suite with 610 holic liquors at fund raiser (Coboret East) at Eost working conditions. Paid references Including sa LIGHT HOUSEKEEP DESIGN KITCHENS by Catholic High School on May 11 and May 12, 1984, “BO BOUPS TIPVME TLJQ B ING ROOM — For non sq. ft.; another with 210 S A L E : 30 gal Ion oil drum, the doth holidays. Gorman Insu lary requirements to Box RESTAURANT — Mlnne- sq. ft. Call 649-2891. J . P. Lewis. Cabinets, within 1,000 feet of another outlet, within 200feet of a rance, 643-1139. BB, c/o The Manchester chaug Golf Course is smoking gentleman. vanities, formica, Wllsor, treated and spigot valve. school, and In o residence zone -115 New State Rood $10. Call 649-0173, ■ Rural Residence Zone. DPVQMF PG NFBMT CFQPSF EPJOH Herald. EOE. hiring for a restaurant Parking, air condition art, Corlan counter tops, (At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written ing, kitchen privileges, 1000 so. FT. — Ample anytime. manager, waitresses, parking, $200 monthly. kitchen cabinet- fronts,^' communications received. A copy ot these petitions has B MPWF TDFOF. IVOHFS BOE cashiers and starters. refrigerator, freezer, complete woodworking been filed In the Planning Office and may be Inspected dur GROUNDS MAINTE 280 sq. ft., $100 monthly, ing office hours. NANCE FOREPERSON Weekend work required washer and dryer, etc. service, custom made, USED MICKEY WRIGHT Call 643-5600. oir. 236-6021,644-3977. GOLF CLUBS — Full set ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS I4PWF Q8PEVDF UIF TBNF MPPL M AN CHESTER — Typist — Experience necessary on a rotating basis. Call furniture, colonial repro Edward Coltmon, Secretory / Receptionist. Multi Per in mowing and spring and 649-1984 between 10am ductions In wood, 9 varie of Irons, 3 Spalding Doted at Manchester, C T this 19th day of March, 1984. MANCHESTER, corner woods. Cart all, $85. Coll 03663 sonnel, 643-77(X). fall clean up. Apply: and 2pm for 1974 MUSTANG — New ties of hardwood and PO B' NBO'T GBDF.” — KPTF paint, engine and tranny Hartford Road 8. Pine St. 647-1561. Butler Company, 121 appointment. veneers NOW IN STOCK and more. $2500 or best Cheney Mill Complex. If you are like the wise old owl, we don't have to sell DELIVERY — Distribut Shield Street, West Hart Additional retail space Call 649-9658 or evenings, LEQAL NO'nCE G F S 8 F S . offer. Call 2284)561. 289-7010. SECTION 00020 INVITATION TO BID ing company needs li ford, Monday thru Satur BABYSITTER NEEDED under construction. 500- ••••••••••••••••••••••• you on the advantages and results offered by the Want censed, Insured drivers — 2 to 3 days per week for Sealed proposals tor the General Contract including PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "People don't wear out. They give up. day, 8 to 10am. EOE. 1500 sq. ft. units avolla- Homt ond OordM 44 Mechanical, Electrical and Asbestos Encapsulation Sub Ad$. As tar as trails go, there's always an open trail for the mind if with cars or light trucks 8 month old boy, semi LEON« CIESZYNSKI contracts will be received by the Town of Mansfield, Con Aportmonts lor Rant 42 ble. Coll Hey man Proper Common sense tells you they are the most economical you keep the doors open and give It a chance.” — Louis to deliver SNET Tele GROUNDS MAINTE flexible hours. Own B U IL D E R — New homes, SW: eaeaeeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeeaa necticut,^ tor the Work of Updating Four Mansfield Schools ties, 1-226-1206. to Meet the Hondlcopped Code, Connecticut Fire Safety L'Amour. phone Directories. Hours NANCE LABORER— Ex transportation. Call 742- aaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaa additions, remodeling, and effective method of buying and telling merchandise RED, WHITE, PURPLE Code and OSHA and Connecticut State Guidelines pertaining e 19S4 by NEA, Inc. ore flexible. Payment de perience preferred, but 6631, ask for Jeannette or SOUTH Wl NDSOR— Sul rec rooms, garages, kit to the Handling of Asbestos. and services. For whatever you need, check the Want pends on type of delivery, will consider training. Steven. MANCHESTER-Ono, two chens remodeled, ceil m 0IO4 UH AFRICAN VIOLETS — All bids a rt to be directed to Mr. Jeffrey Smith, Director ot and threa b e d ro o m livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. PATTKN Healthy plants. $2.00 Finance, Four South Eoglevllle Rood, Storrs, Connecticut Ads first thing, or put one to work 'round the dock for area you select, amount Apply: Butler Company, prime retol I space, ample ings, bath tile, dormers, ( KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright of books delivered and 121 Shield Street, West MEDICAL ASSISTANT- apartments. Heat and hot roofing. Residential or each. Coll 646-1625. 06268, where they will be received until 2:00 p.m. E.D .S.T. on you. You'll get a lot more than the early bird got. water. $400, $440, $495. parking. $800. Call 236- Tuesday, April 24, 1984, and publicly opened and read. car allowance. Delivery Hartford, Monday thru /SECRETARY — Full 6021 or 644-3977. commercial. 649-4291. Copies ot the Contract Documents Including Drawings and areas are: Manchester, Saturday, 8 to 10am. time, with experience, Coll 649-4800. f c c / / 4 Prolect Manual, as prepared by Russell Gibson von Dohlen South Windsor, Elling EOE. starting Immediately. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ROBERT E. JARVIS — Automotive Inc.. Architect, In Farmington, Connecticut, may be ob ton, Bolton and Tolland. Call 528-7161. tained on or after March 21,1984, at the office ot Mr. Jeffrey 149 OAKLAND STREET Wonted to Rent 47 Building and Remodeling CROCHET Smith, upon deposit of 875.00 for each complete set, refunda 111 ____ / For information send: Help Wanted — Two room, heated Specialist. Additions, eaeaeaeaeeaeaeaaaeaaeea ble upon return of each set In good condition within ten days 1360 of receipt of bids. Checks shall be drawn In favor ot the Name, Address, Tele apartment. First floor. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa garages, rooting, siding; A worm snd cosy bunt phone Number and Type Situation Wanted 23 .$300. No applloncei. No kitchens, bathrooms, re: ing, saeque, bonnet and Cors/Truclu for Solo 71 Architect. ' M e u p l \ MASSEUSE FOUR ROOM APART bootees ore easily cro After opening of bids, all proposals shall stand available for of Vehicle to: ProDiscCo, FufTiBlB pr«tBr. ed. full or part tlmo. ••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaa* pets. Security. Phone 646- placement wlndowt-> acceptance for a period of 45 days. u e t MS iN \ Inc., P.O. Box 5266, Good atmotphor* Excalltnl 2426, 9am to 5pm MENT — Duplex or first /doors. Coll 643-6712. cheted from 8-pIy yam b d aaaaeaaeaaeaeeaaaaeeeaa Bids must be submitted on on exact duplicate of the Bid for the infsnL Form which follows and shall be completely filled out os re Hamden, CT 06518. EOE. cliantaia. Windham area Call WOMAN WOULD LIKE weekdays. floor. Middle aged cou 1979 BUICK REGAL — I waakdaya after S p.m.. 642-7442. ple. May 1st. $350 - $450. CC-114 has complete quested. JOB — Living In with BREWSTER CON Trim a Jiffy-MW apron New tires and tune up. Bid proposals ore to be sealed In double envelopes, conspi WANT ADS HA
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