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SAN RAMON, Calif. (UPI) - For the fifth day, Which he says is “OK, I guess.” “Parents have some rights, too," she said. said. “And it seems to us that it ought to be the Mary Ellen Shaver was on strike Friday against her For Beth, it’s cleaning her room. “I cook for them, and they won’t set the tabie. other way around. teen>age children. . “When I saw myself on the television and th ^ ’Iliey have to be toid to clean their bathroom. I’d “Mary Ellen’s whole schedule is dictated by NOW UP The 40-year-old housewife says she won’t return flash^ my room and my closet, I said to myself, ‘If have a peaceful day if they didn’t have to be told them, and over time it Just builds up. Finally, she ro things all the'time." Just said, ‘I’ve had it. No more.’ And I agree with to her duties as a mother “until the kids come to me this is the way the world is going to see my room ,, and say, ‘Hey, hfom, you’re giving it your best then I’m not going to worry about it.’” Mrs. Shaver posted this sign Monday on the front her.” shot.” Mrs. Shaver said she got . the idea for a strike door: Mrs. Shaver, a former elementary school teacher But that may not be soon because her children, from a supermarket picket line. “Notice! ’This mother, maid, cook, driver, iaun- and librarian in Raleigh, N.C., is enjoying her new­ Beth, 18, Meg, IS, John Jr., 11 and Pino Monterde, “I saw Uie pickets, and, when I got home, it just dress, gofer, money-changer is on strike until found independence. 18, an e x c h ^ e student from Spain, say they are , hit me that I wanted tp go on strike and write up a further notice." She said she felt “very relaxed and very adjusting toTiving without her services. sign so that, when my children came home that Her husband, John, a research scientist in the enjoyable. I didn’t feel like I was on any For Pino, that means going without a ride home day, they’d kmw.I wasn’t going to do these things," radiology department at the University of Califor­ timetable.” from school. — , she said. nia, San Francisco, backs her up. “I Just have to ride the bus home," Pino said. Mrs. Shaver said decided to act because her For dinner, she and her husband have been going ‘,‘lt’s no big deal." children’s slovenly habits pushed her to the point of “We kind of feel now that our whole lives are dic­ to restaurants. Her kids, she said, have been dining For don John Jr., it’s making his own dinner. “Job burnout” . tated by the kids — almost everything we do,” he on fast fo^s and cooking for themselves. CONTRIBUTED BY FORD-LINCOIN-MERCURY DIVISION & MORIARTY'S

Light snow Manchester, Conn. ending tonight ANY REBATES UP TO Sat., Feb. 13, 1982 LYNX.LN7 — See page P 2 Mpralb 25 Cents Alternate (5% of List Base Price) EPA est. 24 MONTH OR 24,000 MILE MAMTENANCE AND WAR- budgets 30 city 44 RANTY WITH PURCHASE OF AHY NEW LYNX OR LN7. multiply ANY NEW WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Morning America” show. Phil Gramm of Texas, the “Boll In a speech in Fort Worth, Texas. Weevil” who angered his fellow Gramm said Reagan’s projected Democrats by co-sponsoring Presi­ $91.5 billion deficit is “totally un­ dent Reagan’s budget package last acceptable” He offered an alter­ year, rejected the 1983 Reagan native to reduce the deficits by an CAPRI budget Friday and offered his own additional $32.7 billion in fiscal 1983, alternative. $48.2 billion in 1984 and $61.5 billion It was at least the third alter­ in 1985, producing a near balanced native to Reagan’s proposal since budget that year. the president sent his spending plan The.Gramm proposal would; to Congress Monday and the first by • Empower the president to sell one of the “Boll Weevils” — the $45 billion worth of “unused and dis­ COUGAR group of conservative Democrats pensable” federal assets, mostly who helped give Reagan his budget property, in the next three fiscal Herald photo by Pinto and tax victories last year in the years — $10 billion next year, $15 Democratic-controlled House. billion in 1984 and $20 billion in 1985. RiOATi Many more alternatives are Snowbound Gridiron expected from both Republicans and • Increase federal excise taxes on Democrats. cigarettes and alcohol to the same ZEPHYR The administration ruled out any percentage of retail prices that ( A. little snow on the ground couldn’t keep these Manchester joined the game at 9 Pioneer Circle were Rfck McCormick, t youngsters from taking advantage of the day off from school Richard Doyon, Larry Ash, Jeff McGowan, Lee McGowan and tampering with the two areas most existed when taxes were last raised mentioned in Congress as prime in 1953. A Gramm aide said this Friday by getting out to play some football. Among those who Ken Labbe. targets to reduce Reagan’s would roughly double current excise projected $91.5 billion budget taxes on cigarettes to 16 cents a deficit: military spending and the pack, on wine to 34 cents a gallon, and on liquor to $21 a 100-proof V r . i - Dr, Rubin urges action income tax cut. White House chief of staff James gallon. The savings for 1983 are ANY NEW Baker said Reagan is willing to dis­ projected at $8 billion. cuss some changes to quiet the out­ • Limit tax deductions for con­ cry that greet^ his plan for $26 sumer interest payments and billion in domestic spending cuts business expenses, but maintain full CONTINENTAL C and a $33 billion boost in defense deduction of mortgage interest and r/10 Mo9t Elegant G>ndo associations break law spending. the first $1,000 of interest on auto But Baker said the defense budget loans. A savings of $3.6 billion in Lincoln Ever FaehlonedI and the income tax cuts slated for 1983, By Scot French clerk’s office ’Thursday showed that Ufied. “I was perfectly unaware of the this July and July 1983 are “the • Limit nominal growth in Herald Reporter only eight condominium heart and soul of the president's defense spending authority to 14 per­ associations have complied with the act,” he said, when contacted by the At least 18 condominium law, and that three of those were Herald. He said he will have the program.” cent per year, for a savings next associations in Manchester have filed after the January deadline. association’s attorney file the “There’s no running room as far year of $2.5 billion. failed to comply with a new state The act has no clause for enforce­ necessary papers. as he’s concerned on those two • Reduce non-military foreign aid law on informational filings, but a ment, however, and Rubin said the While there is no penalty for points,” Baker said on ABC’s “Good by $1.2 billion in 1983. tenant activist is seeking legal only method available is through a failure to comply, an association avenues to change that. court injunction. could face a possible fine or other Dr. Ben Z. Rubin, former head of “The (condominium) statute is punitive measure if it failed to com­ the Manchester Tenants Associa­ full of laws that can’t be enforced,” , ply with a court order,” Rubin said. tion, said Friday he plans to notify Rubin lamented. Rubin said he is “not trying to Suspect nabbed the town attorney’s office that the Because the new documents must hang” the associations which have associations have not yet complied be filed with the town clerk, Rubin failed to comply, but that he is REBATE with the new law. said the town has an interest in the trying to gather information con­ , V- - ; ’ Rubin, who is seeking information non-compliance and could identify tained in the documents as part of a contained in the required itself as an injured party in seeking ' statewide study. documents, said be believes the court relief. For example, he said, representa­ in Enfield death tow n-e^d seek a court injunction if As a practical matter, Rubin said, tion on an association board of the associations refuse to comply the town would Initially send out directors is proportional to the with the new law, which took effect warnings to those who fail to comp­ amount of interest held in the ENFIELD (UPI) — A young En­ Clougherty lived near the Darts on Oct. 1. ly- ,, property, and the officers names field man charged with beating a and had done yard work for the cou­ The law. Public Act 81-319, But Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien would indicate how much interest neighbor to death with a shovel and ple. He was charged in a warrant A. •. requires that each condominium .said the condominium legislation the converter still held in the assaulting her husband during an ap­ issued Wednesday in connection association list the name and ad­ * now on the books specifically grants property. parent burglary earlier this week with Mrs. Dart’s death. dress of its insurance agents on a the power of enforcement to the While those names are only was arrested Friday in Florida, The 63-year-old retired school it it FULL LEASING ALSO ★ ★ certificate to be filed with the town state, not the town. required if a restraint exists on the police said. teacher died after she was beaten cleit’s office in January. “1 think a Jud^e would throw out . transfer or lease of units, most of Michael P. Clougherty, 18, and a repeatedly with a blunt instrument It also stipulates that if the con­ the . case if the town brought it the documents which have been boyhood friend from Enfield were which authorities have identified as dominium instruments place a because of lack of standing," he filed to date include that informa­ arrested about 5 p.m. in Forest City, a heavy shovel. i«straint on the transfer or lease of said. An aggrieved condominium DR. BEN Z. RUBIN tion even where no restraint exists. Fla., by officers from the Seminole Authorities said Mrs. Dart’s hus­ units, the association must file the owner, however, m i^ t have that . . . wants law enforced Rubin blames the error on the County sheriff’s department, En­ band confronted a man who was "('onnccticut's Oldest L'mcoln-Mcrcury Mazda Dealer” names and addresses of its officers legal standing, be added., standard form, which includes field police said. burglarizing the couple’s home, and and the mailing address to which O’Brien theorized that most of - 1-. - ., - blanks to meet both requirements of At the time of their arrest, the two was struck on the head and bound requests of for approvaT may be those associations now in apparent That explanation was borne out by the new law. He theorizes that some men were in a car stolen from the and gagged. He later freed himself sent. ',-*1 .- ' ■ violation were'pri>bably unaware of one local association officer, a con­ who were not required to do so in­ home of Susan and Charles Dart, the and found his wife’s body, A check of records at the town tite little-publicized act. verter who ask ^ not to be iden- advertently filled the entire form. victims of the ’Tuesday night attack, authorities said. ’Those associations which have an Enfield police spokesitian said. filed so far are Northfield Green, G ou^erty’s description had been MORIARTY BROTHERS Forest Ridge, Royal Arms, broadcast to all states on the East Index Millbridge Hollow, Oxford Court, Ckmst, and a description of the Turnpike West, Manchester Darts’ stolen car was sent to police Advice ...... 20 Carriage House and Colonial Manor. departments nationwide. Business...... 21 Those which have failed to comply Authorities said Gougherty and ■ ;ii Churches ...... 18 are Beechwood, Hillview, Daniel Ferguson, 17, were being Gassified...... 21-23 JMrbara EUiof, a Manchester Crouse Hinds. “ This will be a Hampshire, beginning in the fall. He Manchester Gardens, Crest, trem«id0U8 help with her college in - held in Florida, and it was not im­ Comics...... 19 High Sdiool senior sdiQ is student said she should, “blow a little of it Evergreen, Park Chestnut, Jensen, mediately known when they would 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 body proident, is |8,0Q0 richer, the fall. Her brother is in bis first on a new outfit." Entertainment ...... 17 Union Village, Pine Street, Grove be returned to Connecticut. Lotteiy...... 2 jh«nk« to a lucky lottery ticket. year of med sdiooL so you can im­ Miss EUiotT is on the MHS track Park, East Village and East Clougherty was charged with agine how welcome these extra team and is a member of the Obituaries ...... 8 Her father, srbo gave her the Meadow. being a fugitive from Justice and Opinion...... 6 eventual winning threeK>l-a-kind fmds will be.” ochool’s Round Table Singers. It’s not the first time lottery luck Also falling to comply are possession of a stolenmotor vehicle. S ^ r t s ...... 9-12 ticket as a present, said the money Eldridge, Colonial Oak, Woodland Ferguson, who police do not believe Television ...... 16-17 will come in handy. Uf course. Eliott said big has hit close to home for the daughter should not use all her win­ Elliotts. Last March, neighbors of Manor, Northwood .Townhouses, was involved in the assault, was W eather...... 2 “We’re all BO haroy loT Barbara,” nings to help pay for her education theirs wm IZSO.OOO in the weekly Mandiester Professidnal Park and charged with possession of a stolen said Russell flSfiot, a salesman for at Keene State College in New Money Tree drawing. One Heritage Place. motor vehicle. 0 . MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Feb. 13, 1982 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Feb. 18, 1982 News Briefing NATIONAL WEATHER SERVRE FORECAST to K>t» E8T ? - 13- 8* Tales out of school F How educators can inspire trust Syrian government •AM FfUNCItCO seventh and eighth grades. proceeded toe school closing vote by HIOHit? By Nancy Thompson There are all sorts of fringe issues a matter of days. tightening control tCMPCMTUME* Herald Reporter attached to toe central question — .’There’s a lesson to be learned including whether to close one from all this, a lesson that applies I have a recurring dream in­ DAMASCUS, Syria (UPI) — Syrian troops lay siege to junior high school or up to two rather neatly to toe grade restruc­ the northern city of Hama for toe llto day Friday, ap­ volving toe Board of l^ucatlon. elementary schools, whether to turing situation. As Jim Harvey, toe parently tightening a stranglehold on toe religious ’Ihe scene is toe gymnasium at offer foreign languages and other president of the KTA executive ftO ' Robertson School, a room 1 know revolt. WfAIMiM rOTOCA«1 ♦; amenities to sixth grpders, and, of council,, said at one public hearing. Information on toe fighting was hard to obtain. (Con­ almost as well as my apartoent course, money — but the one that It’s not enough to be fair, you also V rE riP , after attending sevei^ meetings needs to be looked at first, before have to appear to be fair. trary to reports from U.S. officials in neighboring Jor­ there in recent weeks during toe Pilot hijacks plane dan Thursday, there were no indications that fighting any df toe specifics, is emotions. IF THE BOARD hopes to avoid sdiool closing arguments. Like the recently-completed r i had spread to other Syrian cities. In my dream, there’s another the emotional tidal wave that could BERLIN (UPI) — A Polish pilot, escaping Poland’s ' But a Western diplomat who drove to toe outskirts of school closing issue, toe question of accompany toe sixth grade question, public hearing going on in toe gym grade restructuring is fraught with martial law rule, hijacked his owii airliner to a U.S. air Hanna, 130 miles north of Damascus, said the city of treather with toe usual cast of characters — 'it is important for it to appear to be base in West Berlin Friday with six members of his 300,000 was still sealed off and that ambulances from emotion. And when emotions run as fair as King Solomon. Before attentive educators, concerned ' high, there Is ample space for mis­ family and 16 other passengers on board. West German Hama were heading toward toe capital. parents and objective press. ()ne by beginning to consider toe issue toe The diplomat, who requested anonymity, said understanding and bad Jeelings to committee should establish an agen­ police said. between 6,000 and 8,000 troops were in toe city and that one the speakers take the walk in. It was the first hijack of a Polish airliner since mar­ microphone. ’The press dutifully da'and a rationale for its eventual tial law was declared in Poland Dec. 13. he saw reinforcements arriving. Today’s forecast writes. The educators dutifully I DO NOT KNOW if the Board of decision — how much weight will be The pilot, who tricked Poiish authorities into thinking However, there was little new information about toe listen. Elducation and the administration given to parental input, to teachers’ his plane had been commandeered by other hijackers, fighting between government troops and Sunni Moslem, Light snow Saturday and ending late Saturday after­ Finally someone new walks up to conspired behind the scenes to close input, to administrative ease and to landed at the U.S. Air Force base at Templehof. rebels led by toe Moslem Brotherhood, an outlawed noon or evening. High temperatures Saturday upper 20s the microphone. It’s Roseann Bentley Scnool. I know that some emotional blackmail. Later a new Poiish crew of 4 arrived in West Berlin religious extremist group. and low 30s. Oeuring Saturday night. Lows in toe teens. Roseannadanna, toe Gilda Radner . parents believe they did. And I know Once that is established, it should and flew the Soviet-made LOT Antonov AN-26 plane In accounts denied by toe government of President Fair Sunday. H i ^ 30 to 35. Winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday character from toe old Saturday that the board and administration stick to it like glue. If deviations or back to Poland with 14 passengers. Hafez Assad, Western diplomats reported heavy becoming northwest Saturday night.- Night Live television show. did some things which reinforced preliminary decisions are The co-pilot and one passenger, a 19-year-old man, fighting in the city Wednesday and Thursday and said as She gives her name and address, necessary, they should not be made many as 1,000 rebels had been killed or wounded since those feelings. also asked to stay behind and were granted asylum as is required conduct at these The administration, for example, until the public and PTA have had a along with the pilot and his wife; his two daughters aged toe clashes erupted Feb. 2. Extended outlook bearings, and utters that infamous rearranged the order of the criteria chance to comment. It’s a cumber­ The government angrily denounced toe reports as some process, but it’s toe only way 2 and 3, his cousin, the cousin’s wife and their 14-month- Extended outlook for New England Monday through phrase: used to choose which school to cluse old daughter. ' ^ 1 exaggerated and misleading, but conceded Hama had "As my daddy used to say to me, and the board adopted the to retain the appearance of fairness. Wednesday: . . . Herald photo by Pinto Among those on board were two uniformed Poiish been sealed off while troops hunted down "criminal Roseann Roseannadanna, if it’s not reorganized criteria without giving If board memebrs think they can elements” from toe Moslem Brotherhood. Massachusette, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair afford to be less than cautious, I security guards and two other armed men in Monday. A chance of rain showers or flurries developing one thing, it’s another.” the public a chance to comment. plainciothes, who poiice said were also probably securi­ The Western diplomatic reports were based mainly on Parents came out in droves to the recent Their suspicions Increased when the board While the criteria themselves were urge them to remember a statement ty guards. accounts from foreigners in toe city when toe fighting ’Tuesday ending Wednesday. Highs in toe 30s Moiulay, ’The sheer truth of these words jolt from the most recent meeting. upper SOs and 40s ’Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in toe Board of Education school closing hearings. made some surprising late changes In plans. not changed — and the eventual out­ “We don’t know what they were doing on the plane,” a began. me back to consciousness. ’Ihere’s come was probably- not affected — "The closing of Bentley and police spokesman said. teens Monday, upper 20s to SOs ’Tuesday and Wednesday. no better way to sum up toe educa­ the board appeared to be trying to Highland Park schools is a way of Vermont: Chance of light rain or snow Monday and tion picture In Manchester these students. sometime in toe next few years, schools or leave those schools with avoid the public reaction. manuevering us to accept a sixth Tuesday. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Highs Monday 25 to days. only grades seven and eight. grade in middle school,” said parent Ford accord near? 35. Lows 5 to 15. Warmer ’Tuesday and Wetoiesday. Sometime very soon toe planning probably 1986-87, declining enroll­ The board had no control over the If it isn’t school closings, it’s committee, which ran toe jam- ment will have brought toe numbers The administration has Sheltered Workshop’s decision to Dale Dahl. “I believe that sixth Highs in toe SOs. Lows 15 to 25.. grade structure reorganization. And recommended that the schools be announce publicly that it would seek graders should not be put into a Snow hits Midwest Pope John Paul II sits In a special chair Maine, New Hampshire: Considerable cloudiness packed meetings on school closings, low enough to allow toe ninth grade DETROIT (UPI) — The chief United Auto Workers sometimes it’s both. will tackle that topic, a subject to move into'the high school. organized as middle schools, with to use Bentley School, but that didn’t social environment with junior high during mass Friday In the National Stadium bargainer said Friday toe subcontracting of jobs to non­ with chance of snow late Monday. Highs 20 to 30. Chance students. Our children grow up too United Press International Now that toe Board of Elducation guaranteed eventually to capture as Everyone agrees — so far — that grades six, seven and eight together. help the situation. Neither did the of Lagos, Nigeria, shortly after his arrival on union and foreign workers would be toe "cornerstone” of flurries ’Tues^y and early Wednraday. Warmer with ’The Parent-Teacher Association almost after-the-fact announcement quickly.” lows 10 to 20 and h l ^ in toe upiier SOs north to near 40 has filially put the matter of which much public attention and emotion this is a desirable thing. A Rockies storm that engulfed northern New Mexico the start of an eight-day tour of western to agreement on a new contract with Ford Motor Co. school to close to rest, toe planning — If not more — than toe sq|iool This leaves a gap, however, in the subcommitee on declining enroll­ by the administration that special The issue of grade restructuring under 10-foot snow drifts mugged the beleaguered Africa. Donald Ephlin told reporters toe negotiators were coastal south. cloaing. ment wants to leave the sixth education classes would remain in hasn’t even gotten off the ground yet making progress on an industry re v iv ^ contract and committee is prepari^ to embark town’s two junior highs. The ques­ Midwest Friday with nearly a halffoot Jslanket of snow. on an equally overwrought topic: tion is whether to move toe sixth graders in the elementary schools Bentley next year, even if the school .and already it’s running into were prepared to work into the night.' emotional obstacles. Southern California floods that killed eight people New England Weather where to put the sixth grade T H E PROBLEM is this: grade students Into toe junior high and limit the junior high schools to was closed. That announcement receded and allowed stranded residents to return to He said subcontracting was toe biggest stumbling their homes. Pope sees Africa ' block facing negotiators. Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Periods of snow likely This week’s battery of snow and rain has been blamed "It’s toe cornerstone to a whole agreement and we ending Saturday afternoon or evening. Highs Saturday for the deaths of at least 24 people. LAGOS, Nigeria (UPI) — Pope John Paul II, making don’t have it yet,” Ephlin said. "Either we make it or in the 20s to low SOs. Clearing Saturday night. Lows 5 to The Midwest storm — sweeping from Oklahoma his first pilgrimage abroad since he was shot nine we don’t have an agreement.” 15 above. Sunday fair and not as cold. Highs hi toe upper through Kansas, Missouri and Southern Iliinois — came months ago, arrived in West Africa Friday saying he He said toe UAW wants to keep at union plants all 20s to toe SOs. " Northeast could face fines on the coattails of a southern air flow that jacked the held/‘a vision of hope” for religion in the sweltering work traditionally performed and to halt to all new sub- Vermont: Considerable cloudiness through Sunday. mercury up to the teens and 20s after a week of record continent. contrcting. Light snow tapering to flurries by Saturday evening. A The UAW bargainer said a moratorium on plant cold. “I have come to meet people of different religious chance of flurries Saturilay night north, and a chance of Bismarck, N.D., was left unthawed at 11-below zero — persuasions,” John Paul told Nigerian President Shehu closings hnd profit-sharing for hourly workers also will more light snow snow Sunday. Lows Saturday night 5 to for missing siren deadline the city's 47th day of beiow zero temperatures. But most Shagari, a Moslem like the majority of his countrymen. be a part of any agreement reached with toe No. 2 U.S. 15. Higlu both Saturday and Sunday in the 20s to low SOs. natives took the unending coid in stride. An excitable, colorful crowd of about 20,000 people automaker. Maine; Chance of snow southwest by Saturday mor­ “It’s not that bad for us veterans, us true North greeted the pontiff in the sweltering African heat and “We are seeking 'a package that is in toe best interests ning. Lows near zero north and 5 to IS south. Scattered HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast Northeast said the NRC to $4,0(X) a day for two licenses Dakotans,” said state patrol Capt. Larry Everson. had to held back in places by mounted police and guard of Ford workers and that Ford workers will ratify,” flurries north and mountains, light snow south Saturday Utilities could face fines up to $8,000 "prescribes enforcement actions in Northeast holds for Connecticut “We’ve had quite a bit of snow but it’s really quite dogs. Epphlin said. and &turday evening. Clearing overnight: Highs Satur­ a day for.failing to meet a deadline tte form of escalating fines which Yankee nuclear plant in Haddam liveable, up here.” "My heart has been fulfilled, for me this is a moment day in toe teens north and low 20s south. Low Saturday for installing sirens to warn will be levied against NU if it is and Millstone I and II plants in great joy. Before me there unfolds a vision of hope,” He said he would not make comparisons of toe nig^t 5 b«low to 10 above. Sunny followed by increaring Waterford. progress of talks at Ford with those of toe last day at residents living near its nuclear found to be in violation.” John Paul said, emphasizing his visit was pastoral and cloudiness Sunday. H i ^ upper teens and 20S.I . . power plants of an emergency, of­ However, Northeast The fines would start at $1,000 a not political. General Motors, where talks broke down at toe last day per license from March 1 to minute. New Hampshire L i^ t snow south Saturday. Higba IS ficials said Friday. spokeswoman Roberta Bromberg ‘ Teen may lose feet The pontiff rode in a motorcade to the I)fational Sports n r ;^to.2Si'Clearing Saturday night. LowsS:above to lO'below f The attUty said It was informed by said toe letter involved only a notice April 1 and increase to $4,000 per stadium in Lagos about 14 miles away to celebrate mass Chief Ford spokesman Jerry Sloan said company zero. Increasing cloudiness Sunday with a chance of toe federal Nuclear Regulatory of an alleged violation, and not a day pbr license, or $8,000, for each PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — A teenage mountain — the first religious observance on his trip. negotiators were "preparing responses to union snow late in toe day. Highs in toe 20s. CommiBslon a "notice of alleged definite decision that enforcement day after June 1 toe sirens were not climber who last month survived 3'A days lost in a Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians crowded a road­ proposals and would submit them late Friday. vkriation” was being sent because it action would be taken. in place. snowstorm on New Hampshire’s Mount Washington side lined with shanty-town huts and makeshift shacks— “We’re down to the short strokes,” Sloan said. failed to have sirens ready for use The threatened fines would be Northeast is installing about 350 may lose his feet because of frostbite, a doctor said the pope’s first visual reminder of Africa’s poverty. by toe Feb. 1 deadline.. levied on a sliding scale’from $1,000 sirens in 29 towns within a 10-mile Friday. Pilgrims had been flocking into the stadium since ear­ He said he hoped a settlement would be reached radius of the three nuclear plants in Hugh Herr, 17, of Holtwood, Lancaster County, ly morning to get one of its W,000 seats. They passed the "sometime between.now (4:30 p.m. EST Friday) and National forecast the final stage of its nuclear arrived Thursday at Presbyterian-University of Penn­ , time with song, mixing Christian hymns with rhythmic when toe cartoons come on in the morning (Saturday).” emergency plan. The utility expects African chants. The congested traffic of Lagos snarled Sloan added a settlement still could fall apart but, “we sylvania Medicai Center. He had been hospitalized in By United Press International Los Angeles pc 70 67 .... Compromise gives EB to have toe sirens operating by Aug. into one monumental traffic jam. see no reason for it to fall apart.” City a Fcst Hi Lo P

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan FItta, Editor Armed killer takes hostages, OPINION Alex Qlrelli, Qlty Editor Kissinger condition surrenders after six hours

MARION, Ohio (UPI) - A disability, the sheriff saicL The other injured. * ’ , - _ __ __ prisoners were not charged because shotgun-wielding killer who took Pounds then barricaded himself in they were not part of toe escape improves hostages for toe second time in six the cellblock, but finally sur­ attempt, Butterworto said. weeks surrendered Friday to county rendered when authorities offered Poun^, jailed last Dec. 31 after jail authorities who promised him him a visit from his wife, Dixie, and he held a woman hostage for 20 Reagan budget bad news for GOP prescription drugs and a visit with some medication. BOSTON (UPI) - Former his wife following a six-hour stan­ hours in a Marion pharmacy Secretary of State Henry A- doff. following an armed robbery Kissinger’s condition improved and Butterworto refused to describfe and the deficits will be Reagan’s First, even those dark deficit Dennis Pounds, 32, of Morral, attempt, was placed in a special toe medication other than saying it WASHINGTON - Presidents’ J ie was shifted from intensive care deficits. That means, of course, numbers are predicted on un­ Ohio, barricaded himself in a isolation cell where he was'under to a private cardiac unit Friday, two was a prescription drug. During the budgets are always political cellblock with nine other prisoners constant guard by deputies, that the president and bis agents realistic expectations for the days after delicate heart surgery for hostage situation last year, Poun(te documents. But Ronald Reagan’s Jack Germond Butterworto said. have no choice but to try to put future. The Reagan budget for coronary qrtery disease. after his escape attempt with the took amphetamines while holding a budget for tbe next fiscal year smuggled sawed-off shotgun failed “ We only put our most serious dis­ the most attractive face possible the new fiscal year is based on Kissinger’s condition following gun to a druggist’s head. may be the blueprint for a and Thursday night. ciplinary problems in toe isolation on some very ugly numbers. It’s spehding cuts and tax and fee in­ Raid tale triple bypass surgery at “ This was an obvious attempt on cells. We usually don’t have a cons­ Mrs.' Pounds visited with Pounds political debacle. not easy; it is probably impossi­ creases totaling $55.9 billion. But Massachusetts General Hospital Jules Witcover ' J’v his part to get out of our jail,” said tant guard on toe prisoners, but for about a half an hour. “ She was The president who promised a was upgraded from stable to ble. that includes $26 billion in cuts of Marion County Sheriff John because he tried to escape we will,” very upset over toe incident and balanced budget by 1984, Syndicated columnists sources satisfactory, said spokesman Mar­ Thus, Stockman describes the domestib programs that are Butterworto. Butterworto said. expressed a lot of concern for tlfe representing the political party tin Bander. He added that Kissinger deficit as “ largely a product of going to be extraordinarily dif­ In 1968, Pounds' was convicted of The incident started at 9 p.m. safety of the officer who was firqd historically committed to was nioved to a private room in tbe transition,” but Republicans run­ ficult to sell to an election-year second-degree murder for toe stab­ when Pounds faked an (llness to upon,” the sheriff said. { balanced budgets, has produced a go public hoqiital’s special cardiac unit. ning for re-election will want to Congress. , bing death of Clifton Hendon in draw Deputy Jeffery Holiday into spending plan with deficits Ih e Nobel Peace Prizewinning Butterworto said the shotgun and know just how long the transition Secondly, the Reagan plan is WASHINGTON— The time com es Akron and sentenced to life in the cellblock. When the deputy senators who are facing an elec­ capital available to borrowers. —diplomat bad 18 inches of veins five rounds of ammunition were totaling 8345 billion for the four needs to be. And Treasury compromised to some extent by prison. He was paroled from the entered *toe cellblock he saw" the tion that is now less than nine As theoretical matters at least, when the public has a right to know ■■ taken from his right leg and sewed smuggled into toe jail over a fence years of his term. Secretary Donald Regan talks the hard light it cgsts on his M arion Correctional Institution in shotgun and ducked, Butterworto months away. Indeed, they are all of these arguments have some the undisguised truth about past ‘ -into his heart in a smooth 4W-hour said. and through a window. The Marion And that is “ the best case” es­ about the “ short run,’’ but sacred cows —' income tax reduc­ 1978. confronted with the prospect of obvious validity. But in political military operations. So I recently -“ operation Wednesday to relieve Pounds was to be arraigned on The sheriff said one shot was fired County Commissioners Friday timate at the moment. By politics is a short-run business. tion and defense spending. the voters making their judg­ terms, they are just the fine reported that the celebrated Son -blockage of one coroiuiry artery and charges of attempted murder, es­ at the deputy, who received only a started looking at plans to correct Reagan's reckoning, another $239 There is an election every two ment on them just a month after print. The bottom line, as The size of the deficit is certain Tay raid — a 1970 commando assault the narrowing of two others. cape and having a firearm under minor powder burn. No one else was the security flaw. ' billion would be added over the ., He awoke from sedation early the end of the current fiscal year Republicans like to say, is that years. to cause some second thoughts on a North Vietnamese prisoner-of- next three years — for a total of Thursday cracking jokes at doctors that is likely to produce a $100- Reagan himself is pleading for among Republicans who went war camp — was undertaken even $584 billion — if his extravagant this is a Republican president who told him he would have to lose billion deficit. political statesman^ip. In his along with the supply-side tax plans for realizing economies are committed to fiscal prudence though the Pentagon brass knew 15. to .^ pounds from his stout 5-foot- message, he put it this way; cuts despite their own reser­ talking about debt figures that that the American POWs had been ” 8, 2b3-pound frame during toe next not achieved. REAGAN AND HIS “ Our task is to persevere; to stay vations. And the extravagant in­ israeli pathologist casts defy comprehension. ' evacuated. year. That balanced budget, spokesman are taking great the course; to shun retreat; to creases in defense spending, in My account displeased Adm. .< “He is continuing to do very meanwhile, is somewhere off in pains, predictably, to minimize weather the temporary dis­ the context of such deficits, is In the time-honored way, the Thomas Moorer, former chairman ... well,” hospital spokesman Martin the wild blue yonder. Publicly, the importance of the raw figures locations and pressures that sure to make some of them of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who had i. Bander said Friday. “ His condition Budget Director David Stockman on the deficit. They are remin­ president is also trying to place doubt on murder theories must inevitably accompany the wonder again if the Pentagon ; is satisfactory.” is talking about “ somewhere in the blame on what he called a authorized the misadventure. He ding us that it represents a restoration of national economic, budget isn’t being given too little I “It’s much too early today to the range beyond 1988.”' Private­ “ legacy of past excesses” on the dispatched an accusatory letter to smaller share of the gross fiscal and military health.” But scrutiny. predict when be will be relea^ ,” blood bank Cater frequented looking part of administrations, most editors, disputing my story. ATLANTA (UPI) — The Israeli Bureau of the Israeli Army. He ap­ ly, he has been saying a balance national product than previous everyone knows that it is easier ^ said Bander, “ but typically it takes parently was brought in after the for test results that might have in­ None of these problems would As Moorer huffily put it, he had army’s chief forensic pathologist cannot be achieved until deficits. ’Ihey are arguing that it Democratic, that cam e before 10 days to two or to m weeks. I’m for a politician to be a statesman be insturmountable if we were Prosecutor Stephen Famiglistti (left foreground) questions testified Friday the autopsy reports defense’s first medical expert was dicated “ concealed anemia sometime after 1990 unless him. But politicians know that never “participated in a combat “ not saying that’s what’s going to springs from different, less in a year in which he isn’t run­ operating in an economic boom. Newport (R.I.) Hospital medical technologist Mary Elizabeth on accused killer Wayne Williams’ left in some disarray by a lack of aggravated by repeated blood further and drastic measures are won’t wash with the voters after operation risking the lives of our " happen in this case, but that’s usual- threatening causes than past ning. But we are not, the mid-term Brupker (right) In Superior Court about blood-alcohol alleged victims reveal no cause of forensic experience. donations.” taken. an administration has been in of­ personnel for reasons of domestic ly bow long it takes.” Rogev said a study of the deficits. They are insisting it will election is just around the com er calculations on Martha von Bulow. Defense attorney Herald death — but he suspects one of them But apparently no tests were This is going to be an awkward fice for a full year, let alone two politics.” This was not exactly what Kissinger spent Thursday photographs and autopsy reports on have a lesser impact on the cost MEANWHILE, REPUBLI­ and there is no comfort for the Price Fahringer (left rear) takes notes. ' may have died of heart disease. made, he said. or three years. I had reported. I wrote that the Pen­ .. “ listraing to toe radio and keeping Cater, who a medical examiner pK>sition for Reagan to defend. of private borrowing because CANS will be facing two un­ Dr. Maurice Rogev, flown from “Why do you feel Mr. Cater Republican Party in the Reagan up with toe news,” Bander said, ruled was strangled, and Payne, . And it is going to be even more their tax reduction program will Like it or not, the economy settling realities in the Reagan tagon went ahead with, the rescue— Israel by Williams’ defense, said died?” asked defense counsel A1 budget. with his wife, Nancy, assisting by who was suffocated, revealed no awkward for those Republican increase the size of the pool of right now is Reagan’s economy. budget. despite the embarrassing absence of Nathaniel Cater had an enlarged Binder. anyone to rescue — “ to impress the ! ' reading newspapers aloud. heart and that may have contributed cause of death was proven, nor any 1 Doctors said they expected “ 1 have the feeling that Mr. Cater North Vietnamese with their own Prosecution offers to his death. criminal agency shown. Kissinger to recover fully from toe “ I find my life is easier if I do not died from a state which has not been vulnerability.” Williams is on trial for toe murder surgery and resume his fast-paced guess,” Rogev said. “ I never guess. adequately explained, a state of an The North Vietnamese seemed of Cater, 27, and Jimmy Ray Payne, lifestyle. What 1 cannot prove I don’t accept.” enlarged heart,” Rogev said. Guest editorial duly impressed and treated 21, two of 28 young blacks abducted Dr. Mortimer J. Buckley, who and murdered in Atlanta. Testimony But the short, balding doctor said Rogev indicated that in his view, American POWs 'with greater care “ ' assisted in Wednesday’s operation, evidence showing has linked toe '23-year-old black in a thick accent that Cater’s heart both autopsies were botched. No thereafter. So all in all, considering u, said Secretary of State Alexander freelance photographer and was vastly enlarged — in life it tissue slides were taken from that the only injury was a sprained :> Haig, a former Kissinger aide, “ bad frustrated music producer to 10 would have weighed well over 400 Cater’s corpse, and those from Hard-won gains ankle to the troops on the raid, it toe same surgery and he is not othef victims. grams, compared to a maximum Payne, he said, were taken from was a reasonable success. True, no changing his lifestyle very much.” no mixup on Sunny Rogev, who spent much of his life normal size of 300 — and the wall of “ the wrong organs.” one was rescued, but about 100 of the “ Itoinger is a man who obvious- as a pathologist in East Africa and its left ventricle was abnormally 'i’lly handles stress easily,” Buckley enemy were killed without a single for six years was personal physician thick. The state accused Williams of '“ said. “ Stress is not necessarily Von Bulow’s lawyers have por­ are vanishing loss on our side. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — The to Jomo Kenyatta, the late president “ This means to me a heart that is killing Cater and throwing his body detrimental to Us heart.” prosraution in toe Claus von Bulow trayed Mrs. von Bulow as the victim not healthy,” Rogev said. After into the Chattahoochee at 3 a.m. But Moorer is a distinguished old of Kenya, was a surprise witness for But he said be would advise attempted murder trial chipped of her own excesses in drink, drugs learning that Cater regularly sold May 22. The body was found floating salt who does not like bis secrets the defense. , Kissinger to lose weight and embark pway Friday at defense claims that and sweets. Those overindulgences, Rogev is chief of the MedicoLegal his blood, he said, he went to the two days later. bared nor his judgments questioned. on w regular exercise program. Each Saturday the Manchester retrogressive, backwards there was nnixup in a crucial Insulin they claim, worsened her chronic I had accused him of "sertous mis- ' Buckley said he expected test performed on Martha ’ ’Sunny” . low blood sugar, causing toe first at­ Herald reprints editorials from looking. Further, in context with other New England publications.' conduct,” he grumped, on the word rr KissUgra to be up and moving Von Bulow toe day she slipped Into tack from which she recovered and the other things that have been of some faceless source. The ad­ around for several ininutes at a time an irreversible coma. toe second coma. From The Herald, New Britain. after about a week. He then faces a Men assault woman trooper; happening in Washington regar­ miral flung down the gauntlet: Let A laboratory receptionist and a Prosecutor Stephen R. Famigliet- rehabilitation program that The retreat from positive Civil ding race relations in America, me stand up like a man and produce hospital accountant confirmed ti, in a methodical effort to show the becomes more rigorous over the Rights progress, as much as the it is part of a pattern of reversal the source “ if there is such an in­ receipts and doctors written orders “chain of custody” of toe blood “ next few weeks: that showed Mrs. Von Bulow’s high incredible agony of of decades of hard-won gains. dividual.” samples, brought in a shipping clerk Kissinger served in the Nixon and insulin level was taken from toe she chases them for arrest Reaganomics, is the hallmark of This is an old ploy, often used by and lab technician from Bio- '<■ Ford administrations and won the first batch of blood drawn on Dec. Sciences Laboratories of Van Nuys, the administration. The anti-busing m easure com es those who are stung by my reports. - Nobel Peace Prize in 1978 fox his ef- 21, 1980. Calif., toe firm that analyzed toe As the admiral knows, thrae are two Last week’s Senate vote hard on the heels of the ad­ forts to negotiate an end to toe Viet- That’s the date the beautiful blood samples. NEW BRAINTREE, Mass. (UPI) tified driver who had seen the bruises and released, Pariseau said. severely restricting the federal ministration’s mishandling of kinds of sources: authorized sources ■*' nam war. utilities heiress was rushed from assault and was attacked while The incident was reportedly toe Clerk Carllto Soriano and techni­ — Two “tough” men allegedly the whole issue of tax support who provide the official version of tr After Us release, “we will refer her Millionaires Row mansion to third assault on state police troopers judiciary's role in school busing cian Carmelita Villavicenclo con­ assaulted a fem ale. State Police trying to help, state police said. events, and unauthorized sources .. him to a cardiac rehabilitation Newport Hospital in a deep com­ Barrett radioed for help and at in a week. is the latest case in point. Sen. for segregated private colleges. firmed the state’s sequence of trooper who stopped them on a coun­ who are willing to tell the real story. „ center near where be lives in New atose state. try road Friday on suspicion of least five state police troopers from Lowell Weicker’s insistence that It follows the dismissal of U.S. York, and we expect Kissinger will events following Mrs. von Bulow’s The elder Malin was charged with The unauthorized version is almost Lawyers for von Bulow, accused drunken driving, but she chased the Athol and Brookfield barracks assault and battery with a the action is unconstitutional — Civil Rights Commission '' push himself along quickly,” said 1980 coma. always more accurate than the of­ of injecting his wife with insuiin in them home to make the arrest, converged with her on the Malin dangerous weapon, a shod foot, leadership which had endured " cardiologist Ronupi DeSanctis. The tedious morning of testimony that it is improper for the ficial line. two murder attempts, contend toe authorities say. home, where another scuffle oc­ assault and battery on a police of­ through Republican and unusually h i^ insulin level Was a included an example of why medical curred between the suspects . and Congress to so restrict the Of course, an unauthorized The incidents occurred shortly ficer, assault and battery, operating reaction to the high quantity of costs are skyrocketing. after midnight when Trooper Barrett before she arrested them, judiciary — is a point well taken. Democratic administrations source, Jf identified, would not be under the influence, operating to en­ alike. It is in company with sugar solutions given Mrs. von Famiglietti asked. Newport Kathleen Barrett, 28, saw a truck assisted by Trooper Jeffrey Stone. danger, disorderly conduct, distur­ But even more than the legali­ around Tong to provide imre inside Bulow in toe emergency room. Housing panel Hospital accountant (Caroline J. moving erratically on Route 32 in “They’re woodsmen, loggers, bing the peace, and refusing to stop ty is the morality. As an isolated legislation to weaken the Voting information. So newsmen, who are However, six state witnesses this Hitchcock how she billed von Bulow Barre while she was on patrol alone. tough people,” said Trooper Ronald for a police officer. issue, busing for the purpose of Rights Act. It comes after sharp L00|SLWarS^NABeAout five miles about 1,000 — was treated at younger man was' frrad on $5,000 ’ housing a u ^ rity . This bill, however, is cause at this time. such an individual," because estimated at $35 million — and toe Court Judge Thomas H. Needham away. He was followed by a uniden­ Worcester City Hospital for facial personal recognizance. DlLieto said Thursday toe ib- Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Blackburn was his special assistant love of a mistress,* New York said, sparking an outburst of vestigation follows newspaper socialite Alexandra. Isles. laughter. for counterinsurgency. As the reports that $500,000 worth of equip- ‘non'et^'do general put it, he was tte “chief ■ mentis missing from toe authority’s Hospital given OK planner” of the raid. Tbe final decision to go ahead with from (Connections, the ethnic club.al inventory and that bribes had bran Said Blackburn: “ We knew they - solicited from a contractor bidding tbe proposed arts center will be Manchester High School, spent a Accused puppy abuser Arts center (the POWs) had been moved, but we • on a major apartment construction for insurance plan made by the MCC Foundation Board day at Weaver High School in Hart­ Berry's World didn’t want to give up the project. RESTAURANT 3. To the Editor: of Directors. That decision will be' ford. The purpose of the trip was tp demonstration of power.” ’The ul­ The city’s bousing - authority is HARTFORD (UPI) — The state has approved a based upon extensive (and expen­ experience being in. an inner city CAPTAIN’S LOUNGE I would like to clarify some ap­ timate purpose of the raid, be said, facing a wide-ranging review by toe pays fine fa avoid cold request by Hartford Hospital and its doctors to offer toe and sive) feasibility and'design studies school composed of minorities. The parent misconception regarding the was to show the North Vietnamese U.S. Department of Housing and Ur­ first hospital-based insurance program in the state. conducted by professional con­ reaction to the trip was positive. At­ ban Development and an investiga­ involvement of Manchester Com­ how vulnerable they were. BERLIN, N.H. (UPI) - A man clock protection for him. The program, ConnectiCare Inc., will be marketed as sultants. All costs to date have beeu titudes of some of tte students tion of the bribery reports by toe munity College in plans to develop a Told of the vehement denials of accused of leaving three puppies to He said he feared for his life. an alternative to health maintenance orginizations and carried by the foundation as a ser­ changed. Some had entered the FBI, officials said. regional performing arts center. his old boss, Kackburn stuck to bis die at the city dump has decided id “ 'I’his is ridiculous," said the more traditional Blue Ooss-Blue Shield and com ­ vice to the college and tbe communi­ school with fear, yet none left with "We would be remiss in our mercial bralto insurance plans. ^ - From the beginning of our con­ guns. He made only one concession obligations to residents of public pay a $200 fine instead of spending Duchesnaye, a 5-foot, 11-inch, 215 It. , The program, which has been under discussion for IVt sideration of this facility, it was con­ ty. to'Moorer; it was “ not 100 percent housing and to all our citizens if we two ni^ts at toe freezing, snow- pounder (Iressed in a heavy fur coat, Tbe most unusual and attractive covered landfill. wool pants and insulated boots. years, is known as toe independent practice association- ceived as a community project. It is We were impressed with tbe conclusive that some (POWs) were did not take seriously tbe r ^ r ts ” Join Us on FrI., Sat., Sun., or Mon. aspect of our proposal is joint Roland Duchesnaye, 32, was con­ “They’re pulling their cruisers health maintenance organization. It is a giant (or sponsored by the MCC Foundation, Weaver students. Everyone was not still there,” the general told my of Improprieties, DiLidto said. college fend community involvement victed of cruelty to animals for out, so they’ve broken their part of partnership between toe hospital and its doctors Inc., a non-profit indeiieiident cor­ friendly and succeeded in making us associates Don Goldberg and Dale About half of toe 400 doctors who practice at Hartford in the planning and eventually the ■ leaving three pups in freezing toe bargain,” he said when leaving poration established in 1968 to sup­ feel comfortable even tbougb some Van Atta. This is a minimni conces­ Hospital have joined ConnectiCare and have accepted A Romantic Valentine administration of a facility that weathra at toe dump. One died from lump 0 port the college throu^ private of us were in the mbiorlty, belnjg sion; there are almost no 100 per­ its fra schedule. The hospital also has agreed to lower would enhance our region fo^ exposure while toe others were Cates(Hill. donations. • white. cent certainties in wartime in- found shivering miserably in the its rate for ConnectiCare patients. Dinner for Two generatidns to come. This unique Berlin police said although they Ihe college and participating arts During a rap session at the rad of telligrace. minus 10 degree cold. Under toe new program, which will be available in overlooking the Connecticut River approach is what would be mort were prepared to make ^riodic April, participants will be able to see ConnectiCare- iH organizations will, under tbe the day we discussed our im­ 'Two other sources who,have also When police went to Duefaesnaye’ s appealing to major contributors. Hartford sets checks on him, “round-the-clock pnqxMal being developed, share the home tbey found one badly burned affiliated doctors in their offices and will use Hartford pressions of the school. Someone agreed to be identified are Tom Ber­ supervision” wasn’t part of the deal. The community has indicated its dog and another barely alive. Hospital when hospital treatment is required. facility on a pro rata l ^ i s and jolnt- mentioned that people often want to nard and Steven Ekovich. In tbe A police spokesman said he had no strong snnwrt of the proposal in -crackdown Hauled into court, Duchesnaye Successful HMO’s save money by promoting preven­ Our Valentine gift to the .ly participate in establishing its bear tbe worst about Weaver, crucial months before the raid, they knowledge of anyone assaulting principle. We must now determine was given tbe option of either payl^ tive care and emphasizing walk-incare instead of operatioh policies and procedures. because they want a reason for their were members of the Air Force Duchesnaye. lady------whether this support will be a $2W fine, s p ^ 30 days in jail or hospitilization. Members pay a monthly fra that covers Although we are anxious to take prejudice. We discussed how this Security Services- assigned to the - on scofflaws all medical expenses. Tbe income of doctors depend on a 14K gold firdsh Convertible ezpressed'ln terms of substantive stay for two consecutive 12-hour Unannounced, he walked into each prospective organization’s feeling is often created by a person’s 0990th Security Squadron at IViril, overn i^ ts at tte dump — without how effective they can keep costs down. ;c Chain (at teenon T.V) commitment. District Court Friday morning, paid needs into consideration in parents. This trip enabled students Okinawa. HARTFORD (UPI) - City of- shelter. The program is expected to intensify toe competition 1 . his fine and left. Sgt. Ronald Devoid designing Uie center, our intention William . Vineeni to make their own decisions. Their top-secret task was to ' fidals say diroaic parking offenders The case outraged animal lovers for patients among toe region’s hospitals and clinics. said Duchesnaye “ didn’t say much oreuMsSMfcf to go ahead with this project does President wlU soon be targeto of a touf^ new and enticed a large number of monitor Hraoi’s communicatioas, of anything. He hasn’t said much of One of the few white students qt dty ordinance aimed at cracking reporters and Berlin residents •*; Fob. 14th far not depend upon tbe decision of any Manchester Conununity College decode messages and analyae raw a n y t l ^ to us throughout this whole Weaver, and tbe only one we ^ (k m on people with five or more showed up at the dump Thursday — VMOniFSMY organization to participate or not to intelligence. Their unit, having bean thing.” countered, made the statement, ‘Tl 2 unpaid t l a c ^ . with temperatures hovering at 10 t participate. Nor does it depend on aleMed to the upcoming rescue mis­ Flood damage $2 million don’t see color.” By the end of the above zero — to watch Duchesnaye Duchesnaye, who said he supports •c 125 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, EAST HARTFORD “...And another thing, shifting all these pro­ any decision to restore and utilize sion, kept close watch on tbe Son day we were able to understand " The City Council was expected to begin bis unusual sentence. his wife and five children on ^00 a NEW MILFORD (UPI) — State and federal officials 6 MIN. FROM HTFD. — TAKE RTE 2 TO EXIT S grams to the states will take a lot of the FUN Cheney Hall. Indeed, the college Exposure what she meant Tay area. Tliey discovered heavy air p— a new city ordinance Feb. 88 Duchesnaye maintained he In­ week, initially claimed he douldn’t say last week’s floocling by the Housatonic River caused BEAR RIGHT M MILE out of serving on the federal level." itself continues to support the traffic around the POW mmp rad " that will allotr police to tow and im- nocent of toe charges against him afford the fine. Hie mlllworker more than $2 million in damage on a mile section of Carmen Bonacorai restoration of Cheney Hall and To the Editor: conf irnaed tnore than a doqw f l t ^ - pound cars of people who flagrantly and left the dmnp aftra two hours maintained te couldn’t spencLany Route 7. . FOR REbiRV ATIONS TELEFHONi SM-3008 would in no way wish to interfere Leonie Glaeaer of Hynshin-U tran^Knrt'phtoes in .. lipwre parking tidteU until they pay The estimate hf 10 times higher than previous es­ Several weeks ago some students when he said police pulled back time in jail ror fear that he wrald with this worthy cause. Manchester High School i i and ou t o f an a irstrip n ear the ca m p . .. an tosir-fiaee. from their prqpiise of round-the- lose his job. timates.

■r 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Feb. IS. 1982 / .M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , sat., Feb, is, 1982-9 Government argues Obituaries Rocky Hill 69 Soutti Catholic 85 MCC 73 (OT) Congpess concurs Bolton 47 East Catholic 69 Norwalk 70 OonaM 8. arM M SPORTS VERNON — Donald S. Grasso, 33, of 165 South St., died Thursday at Hartford Hospital after a short il­ bn El Salvador aid S-y.-i lness. He was the son of Raymond A. and Rose (Rubio) Grasso Sr. of E)ast Hartford. president must trigger the p ro c^ Funeral services will be Monday WASHINGTON (UPI) - The by notifying Congrew, ^ tte at 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan government argued Friday that con­ Team play big factor president didn’t pull the tTlBS®*"- Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East gressmen suing President Reagan “ In this case, you are being askM Hartford with a mass of Christian to force removal of U.S. military ad­ to decide very simply whether the burial at 9 a.m. at St. Rose Church. visers from El Salvador have no president has broken the law and Burial will be at the convenience of case, now that Uongress, has ap­ what we Should do about it,” Weiss the family. Friends may call at the proved aid to the Central American funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 country. told Judge Green. “ Are we going to as Rebels stop East get into a situation six years from p.m. U.S. District Court Joyce Hens Green put off a decision oh a govern­ now with 500,(»0 American troops in ment motion to dismiss the suit El Salvador and Congress asking. Mary E. Pella brought last year by 29 liberal House ‘Why didn’t we do anything?’ ” been getting that Inside all year.” Bond, 12-for-19 from the floor, had South was 36-for-57 from the field, Mary E. Peila, 64, of 364 Bidwell By Len Auster members seeking to find Reagan in student loan program would carry a South had a 58-41 lead after three a gam>-high 28 points for Elast plong many of its shots being high-quality, St., died Friday at St. Francis Herald Sportswriter violation of the 1973 War Powers flag, even dimly, he must trigger a p eriod and a brief Elagle spurt, led with 10 rebounds. He had seven good percentage attempts. East was Hospital and Medical Center. Resolution by falling to notify procedure for Congress to effectiv^ Team versus individual play was by ’Doug Bond and Theriault, caroms at the half. Galligan, 11-for- 29-for-63 from the field. She was born in Manchester on Congress he was sending more ad­ ly discharge its warmaking power,” the exhibition at the gym in Hart­ brought Elast within 60-48 with 6:03 22 from the floor with most of his "You can’t take 63 shots and May 7, 1917 and had been a lifelong visers to El Salvador. Weiss said. “ The Vietnam ford and the result was obvious as left. But two hoops by Mirabello expect to win against South. You resident, she helped operate the ’The resolution, enacted toward experience demonstrates how dif­ homestanding. South Catholic cooled off any lingering Elagle hopes can’t match basket for basket with family business, Peila Brothers the end of the Vietnam War, ficult it is to exercise that power crushed disjointed East (jatholic, 85- and the rest of the way resembled them. They’re too good a shooting Farms of Manchester. She was a requires a president to notify once a war has begun.” 69, in Hartford County Conference playground time. team,” Penders emphasized. communicant of Church of the Congress within 48 hours if troops basketball play. “ We had ito patience the second Totally South Catholic stopped East Assumption and a member of the are sent into a hostile area and to "South Catholic is an excellent half on the offensive end,” Penders Catholic, 67-64, in freshman basket­ Ladies of Assumption. U P I photo withdraw them in 60 days if Millstone almost team and underline the word team,” asserted, “ I don’t think there were ball play yesterday in Hartford. She leaves two brothers, Peter M. disgusted’ Congress does not approve the ac­ . commented a perturbed Ehist Coach more than two passes before a shot Chris Galligan and Sean Leonard Peila Sr., and John M. Peila Sr., of tion. back In service Jim Penders. His anger was inward went up. The second half was each had 20 points and Chris Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Lucy P. Feeling the heat Hie government contended that at his own quintet. playground basketball. Charter Oak, Coach Penders Renstrom 11 for the young Eagles, Monty of Manchester; six nieces, since the United States has been WATERFORD (UPI) - “I’m totally disgusted.” he can­ and they are city kids who own a 11-4 for the season. four nephews, seven great-nieces Northeast UtlUtles prepared Friday didly began, “ We’re not a team. We East’s next tilt is Tuesday at Republican congressional leaders, feeling compromese. Left to right: Sen. Paul Laxalt, aiding El Salvador since the end of playground game.” and seven great-nephews. World War U and because Congress, to bring the Millstone I nuclear have too many T’ s and not enough lliomas, 6foot junior guard, mis­ Saunders’ Gymnasium against the heat from GOP colleagues as well as R-Nev,; Senate Majority Leader Howard Funeral services will be Tuesday has failed to enact proposals to end power plant back on line after ‘We’s’ and this is the first time I fired five times the first stanza but shots off balance or from long Prince Tech at 3:30. at 10:15 a.m. from the John F. Baker; and House Minority Leader Robert from Democrats over the projected $91.5 the aid, Reagan’s action is a foreign resolving problems that forced the have had to say that in five years as his radar system began working fine range, totaled 25 markers for East. South Catholic (85) — Thomas Tierney Funeral Home, 319 W. Michel. billion deficit in the new federal budget, policy decision solely up to him. plant to shut down. head coach.” in the second stanza. He was 4-for-5 The Rebel point total was the 11 1-2 23, McCrory 2 3-4 7, Burke 8 3-4 Center St., with a mass of Christian asked President Reagan Friday to help find a In December, Congress ap­ Northeast spokesman Clifford Hill The one-sided duke lifts the the second quarter, perfect on 5 most yielded by East this year. The 19. Pinohe 10-0 2, Mirabello 5 4-4 14, burial at 11 a.m. at Church of the propriated $55 million in-new aid, said the 660-megawatt nuclear plant Rebels to 7-2 in the conference and tries in the third canto and finished Eagles will try to right themselves Strudwick 5 0-0 10, Bowen 10-0 2, Assumption. Burial will be in St. and Reagan recently certified to shut down automatically about mid­ 13-3 overall. East, which had won lI-for-19 and with 23 markers. Burke somehow Tue^ay night as they host Walmsley 10-0 2, Montanaro 0 2-2 2, James Cemetery. Friends may call Congress that El Salvador was in night Thursday when ’a faulty six straight, is now heading in the had 19 markers. Mirabello 14 and Bulkeley High in a non-conference Widdell 10-0 2, Lutz 1 0-0 2. Totals 36 at the funeral home, Sunday from 2 compliance with human rights monitor incorrectly Indicated a low opposite direction with its third Strudwick 10 to lead South. clash at Saundero’ Gymnasium. 13-14 85. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Monday from legislation that bars aid to violators. water level. successive loss. ’The Eagles are 4-5 There was some solace for East East Catholic (69) — Galligan 11 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Travelers income down Hill said the monitor was repaired in conference play and 8-9 overall as Coach Tom Malin’s jayvees up­ 3-4 25, Dargati 0 3-4 3, Honigmann 0 "In this case, the court is not being asked to referee a dispute,” and the plant was expected to be and the direction concerns Penders, ended previously unbeaten South, 0- 0 0, Askentowicz 0 0-00, Bond 12 4-6 60-48. Ihe young Rebels had won 15 28, Bnmone 0 0-10, Ciszewski 0 0-0 0, William J. Aspinall Profits dipped last year in operations were higher during 1981 argued Justice Department at­ ’ brought back on line late Friday. who' admits to not having many HARTFORD (UPI) - The straight. Nell PUchinski, who also Callahan 0 0-0 0, Ptachinski 1 0-1 2, In the obituary notice for William casualty-property operations but with “ excellent sales” in individual torney Brooke Hedge. "Instead, the The plant was expected to reach its answers. J. Aspinall, in Friday’s Herald, it Travelers Corp. reported a slight full generating capacity expected Sports Slate showed well in the varsity clash, had Soucier 10-0 2, 'Ibcker 10-0 2, Hintz drop in 1981 earnings from the were up in total life operations, said life and annuities as well as group court is being p la c^ in the position East’s loss, coupled with Xavier’s should have read his son Donald R. of substituting its judgment for that sometime Saturday, Hill said. 16 points, Theriault 14 and Sean 0 0-0 0, McPadden 10-0 2, Theriault 2 previous year, but still posted the Edward H. Budd, elected Friday to life and health insurance and pen­ 60-58 upset win over St. ’Thomas Aspinall of Bolton. It incorrectly The malfunctioning monitor McPadden 13 for the young Eagles. 1- 3 5, Smith 0 Ob 0. Totals 2911-19 69. third-highest operating earnings in succeed Morrison H. Beach as sions. of the political branch of govern­ Aquinas, drops the Eagles currently stated he lived in Manchester. around a valve indicated a low level its history, company officials said chairman of the Travelers Corp. However, Budd said the company ment ... In essence. Congress has out of the HCC playoff picture. Saturday Budd said the company’s was concerned about health care concurred with the president.” of water that is used to cool the Xavier holds the f o u ^ and final BASKETBALL Friday. plant’s reactor. Hill said, causing The insurance company .reported property-casualty operations “ were costs and “ especially the shifting of ' The congressmen, she said, would spot now at 4-4 with the Eagles fifth South Catholic at East Catholic the plant to cease operating. operating earnings of $339.4 million, affected by price-cutting in the com­ costs from government programs to have the judge “ step directly into at 4-5. East hosts Xavier Friday (girls), 8 In Memoriain commerical insurers and our the shoes of the president and However, Hill said the water level night with Xavier also slated to host Penney at Manchester (girls). 8 Bolton's guns fail or $8.45 per share last year, which mercial business and sharply higher was never low, and there was no In loving memory of John J. Grib- represented a 2 percent drop from automobile claim costs in the per­ customers.” (Congress and decide what our role t-Se;' ■ Northwest Catholic to round out its ICE HOCKEY bon, who passed away February 14, danger to the surrounding communi­ the $365.6 million, or $8.63 per share, sonal insurance business.” ‘ "The Travelers is working active­ should be in El Salvador.” conference schedule. Manchester vs. Hall (at Veteran's 1980 Peter Weiss, arguing for the con -. ty. Millstone I is one of three recorded in 1980. He said profits from total life ly with government and industry On “ I hate to throw in the towel but Kink), 1:15 the serious national need to slow in­ gressmen, said Congress did not act nuclear power plants operated by in COC cage loss Nothing can ever take away, the the upperclassmen have to show me Rockville vs. East Catholic (at flation in health care costs,” he to remove the advisers because the Northeast in Connecticut. love a heart holds dear. something in practice or in games BIP), 7:.50 Fond memories linger every day, said. or I will go with the young kids and WRESTLING The company’s operating earnings Breaking open what had been a Rocky Hill put four players in twin remembrance keeps therfl near. work - for the future,” Penders Manchester at Windham, noon Travelers chairman for 1981 were the third-highest in its close game for one period. Rocky digits with a well-balanced offense. challenged. He was pleased with the Glastonhury at East Catholic, Hill High shot down Bolton High last Leading the way with 18 points was Remembered always. history, said Budd, who added the I ::io Engine in reverse play of 6-foot-5 sophomore John night in a Charter Oak Conference Tim Stevens. Connie Winalski added Wife and Daughter, Sister. company recorded “a number of Theriault, who in the second half new highs” last year. basketball meeting at Rocky Hill, a dozen as did Mike Lucente and retires after (decade had 11 rebounds and showed a lot of 8947. Mark Wright dropped in 10 points. Among the new highs were total '' r hustle. ’The setback was the 13th in 15 The visitors hit on only five of 17 revenues of nearly $10 billion, which The contest was close —until the Jazz 129-114 represented an 11 percent increase before jet crash starts and 11th in conference play free throws. Jayvee laurels were HARTFORD (UPI) - Morrison from Williams O llege, where he final minute of the opening half. while the winners squared their garnered by Rocky Hill, 42-33, with over 1980, and premiums of $7.9 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - H. Beach, who led The ’Travelers was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. South turned a slender 28-27 edge mark in the COC at 6 b and 7-7 Keith Owen tallying 11 points in billion, which was a 9 percent in­ Adrian Dantley scored 27 points and F ire c a lls Corp, for nearly a decade, retired Beach also holds a law degree from into a 36-27 halftime bulge on an 6 overall. The home club enjoyed an defeat. crease. ’TOKYO (UPI) — Investigators of Fukuoka in southern Japan to Tokyo point spurt led by reserve Feter guards Darrell Griffith, Rickey Friday as chairman of the board. the University Of Coiinecficut. For the fourth quarter of 1981, the 1614 edge at the first rest period, Rocky Hill (69)- Winalski 62-12, this week’s Japan Air Lines DC-8 when it suddenly fell 350 yards short Strudwick. He had a pair of hoops, Green and Carl Nicks combined for During his career, he developed Travelers Corp. had operating upped the count to 32-24 at intermis­ W right 3-4-10, Stevens 8-2-18, Beach, who turned 65 last month, crash in which 24 people were killed of the runway into knee-deep water. the first after he picked unsuspec­ 60 more to give the Utah Jazz a 129- the company’s corporate planning profits of $99.6 million, or $2.34 per sion and held an 16point bulge Lucente 6-0-12, McKenna 1-0-2, relinquished the duties of chief said Saturday at least one of the JAL said the pilot was founded ting Brian Galligan clean from 114 victory Friday night over the Manchester process and also managed data common share, which was up 2 per­ entering the final eight minutes, 56 Bachteler 3-0-6, Dziklewicz 3-0-6, executive officer of the insurance jet’s engines was thrown into on Nov. 27, 1980 because of a psy­ behind, sandwiched between hoops Kansas City Kings. processing. He served in the group, cent on a per-share basis from ^ .3 32. Shea 62-2, Murphy 61-1. Totals 29- Friday, 6:44 a.m. —Report of company last April to Edward H. reverse moments before the plane chosomatic disorder. by Mike Thomas and John Mirabello Green scored 21, Griffith 20 and life, health and financial services million, or $2.30 per share, in the Bright spots fpr Bolton on offense 11-69. smoke, which turned out just to be Budd, who had been Travelers’ nose-dived into T jetliner on domestic routes on Nov. portant,” agreed South Coach Joe only the second time the Jazz has With Beach’s retirement as board 1970, president in 1971, ch ief vestment gains and losses, was $96.9 respectively, the only players in Ferguson 1-62, D.Carpenter 3-1-7, Friday, 8:12 a.m. —Medical call, conference late Friday that the pilot 20 last year,” Takagi told the Reilly, “ Strudwick keyed that with won a game in Kansas City in its chairman, Budd, 48, was elected to executive officer in 1973 and chair­ million, or $2.28 per share, during double figures. All Fletcher’s points Owen 1-1-3, Maneggia 1-62. Totals 53 McKinley St. (Town) of the plane was grounded in 1980 for packed news conference. a couple of steals. We were playing history spanning 18 games. the post. man of the board in 1974. the final quarter of 1981, which com ­ came in the first half. 21-547. What the company called a psy­ The accident, JAL’s first in 10 good defense but he canie in and Andover Budd said Beach’s leadership had pared to $89.4 million, or $2.10 per chosomatic disorder and began years, killed 24 of the 166 passengers gave us a spark. He ignited the left Travelers "in its strongest share, in the final quarter of the Friday, 7:15 a.m. —Chimney fire, Beach began his career with The flying again in November. aboard. All eight crewmembers sur­ spurt.” Travelers in 1939 after graduation financial position in history.” previous year. 365 Lake Road. A JAL flight surgeon said Capt. vived. Also a key individual in the team Seiji Katagiri, 35, injured in the Transport officials said the record Herald photo by Pinto win for South was 6-foot-5 junior crash and' r^overing in a hospital, of Katagiri’s psychosomatic dis­ center Pat Burke. He battled hard suffered from chronic gastritis. order was not shown in a report the East Catholic’s Doug Bond (44) gets set to loft shot over out­ on the offensive glass and finished 6 airlines earlier presented to the The investigators said Saturday stretched arms of South Catholic defender Pete Strudwick (24) for-8 from the field with 7 rebounds. government. that on the retrieved flight recorder in second quarter action In Hartford. Strudwick had key role In “ Pat Burke made a difference,” Atlantic gale splits tanker of the plane startled co-pilot Aviation investigators and airline Reilly cited, ‘ ‘He got some rebound Yoshifumi Ishikawa asked, “ What officials said the probe begun im­ late spurt by Rebels before half. and points early and we haven’t are you doing captain?” just before mediately after the crash had' FALMOUTH, England i(UPI) - A broken vessel 480 miles northeast of aboard were expected to reach the The British coast guard said the the plane went down. revealed that the right outside “ horrendous” Atlantic gale split a the Azores Islands and 900 miles scene by 4 a.m. EST Saturday. Belgian cargo ship Potomac They added that the third crew­ engine of the fourjet aircraft was tanker laden with molasses in half southwest of Land's End in Britain. Officials said that if weather con­ described conditions at the scene as man in the cockpit, flight engineer put in reverse just before the crash Friday, sweeping 14 men overboard. Rescue ships stood by in the stor­ ditions did not improve sufficiently “horrendous” with 50-foot swells Yoshiakl Ozaki, had unbuckled his outside Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. Police and ’Transport Ministry of­ Reiser seat belt and apparently tried in 8/rth^oy boY Another 18 crew members without my mid-Atlantic through the night. to allow the the 18 seamen to be whipped by winds of up to 50 knots. life jackets clung desperately to the The 14 missing men from the lifted to safety by the Dutch The Victory, with a predominant­ vain to avert the fatal course. ficials have questioned all three sinking ship while 50-foot waves Greek tanker Victory, which was helicopters, a huge American “ Jolly ly Greek crew, was off the Azores ‘ "The reverse lever could not have flight crew members in the cockpit kept rescuers from saving them. carrying 22,000 tons of molasses Green Giant” chopper could reach when “ ferocious seas battered her been put on by accident,” one in­ who remained hospitalized because A coast guard spokesman said the from Florida to Liverpool, were all the scene in 11 hours if the weather and split her in two,” coast guard vestigator said. He asked not to be of severe injuries. win men on board were “ a b it feared dead, officials said. permits in-flight refueling. spokesman Arthur Bedford said at identified. They said Katagiri has main­ in depressed” with rescuers unable to Accompanied by one plane Because of the storm, U.S. Air the Falmouth rescue center. ’The jetliner was making what tained silence except to state that he reach them at dusk and into the circling in the air, two ships sat Force paramedics canceled plans to Nineteen crew members — appeared to be a routine landing was in control of the plane until it crashed. night. nearby in the water maintaining an try to parachute in with medical without lifejackets or life rafts — early Tuesday in a flight from Birthdays are for celebrating and Efforts to save thecrewmen were all-night vigil by the wrecked ship, supplies to reach the stranded managed to escape to the stem sec­ The lead had changed hands several Housa tonic. John Reiser did just that last n i^ t. Norwalk’s record dipped to 11-10 thwarted by towering waves and coast guard officials said. Two sailors clinging to the remains of the tion with its massive bridge times and the pattern followed in Reiser canned only one basket but with the setback. gale force winds battering the Dutch frigates with helicopters 12,487-ton tanker. superstructure, but two suffered in­ the second half until the home team juries. One crewman later slipped Do they love animals? it was the one that gave Manchester roared into a nine-point lead with About that birthday, there was no into the water and was presumed Community College the margin in a 11:22 left, 5243. cake after the game but the (Sugars drowned. thrillina ’ 7S-70 gvertinie decision were a happy' - lot when they con­ No rescuer cau^t sight of the 18 EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) shoulders. over Norwalk Onnmunity .College gregated to celebrate Reiser’s 21st Loan default bill proposed men who drcq>p^ into a lifeboat How much do Diane Fitzgerald “ A lot of I people have pictures last night at East Catholic High. I birthday. ?*• when the bow section of ths phip and Graham Clark love animals? with their pet dog. We don’t have a After missing the fli^st half of a He bad no trouble accepting the broke up. The couple had their engagement' pet dog, so we brou$^t our pet one-and-one f t ^ shot cqtportunlty, congratulations from his team­ portrait taken with a nine-foot-loqg, snake,” said Clark, a 23-year-old Reiser came up with the retwund Timmy Berger mates for both the winning shot and k 7 " HARTFORD (UPI) - Joseph cracking down on deadbeats, the application would be punishable by a The Coast Guard said the bow sec­ SO-pound Burmese Python. bldlogist at Brown University. and split the cords with a short the birthday. Lieberman, a candidate for attorney best place to start was with the $1,000 fine, six months in jail, or tion of the vessel, which was loaded The snake, not actually a pet, lives jumpOT than snapped a 7670 tie and ouetanding MCC (73)- Florence 10-3-23, general, said Friday he has drafted “ people it has direct control over” both. Embezzlement in the with molasses, s ^ with its cargo. ’The couple, form ally dressed, at Roger Williams Park Zoo in gave the home crew its most Reiser 1-0-2, Berger 5-2-12, legislation to crack down on an es­ — state workers. studentloan program would carry a Only the stem section remained posed Thursday as "hbcDougall” Providence where Miss Fitzgerald, cherished win of the campaign. Morhdrdt 6615, Jobnson 61-19, timated 300 to 4(X) state employees Lieberman said he was unable to $10,000 fine, a five-year prison term, afloat but it continued to list as it the snake slithered and colled its 28, la curator of educational ’Ihe two clubs were deaiUodred McKiernan 6(M), Del Mastro 1-62. obtain a specific count on state or both. who have defaulted on state- grew dark. way up, over,, and around their programming. when regulation time ran out at 62- Totals 36673 guaranteed student loans. employees who have defaulted on Lieberman is challenging two- 62 thanks to some last SO second Carl Joyner, Norwalk’s leading Norwalk (70)- Pratt 7-0-14, Lieberman, a former Democratic student loans because privacy loans term incumbent Democratic Carl heroics by Bill SuUlns. His two scorn with 21 points, decided to Joyner 161-21, Whitmore 1-62, prohibit such disclosures. Ajello for the attorney general’s state Senate majority leader, said hoops brought the down-steters take things eh his own hands at this Wilson 1-62, M.Lee M-5, Bogus 2-6 The estimate was simply a projec­ post. In his campaign, Lieberman Huge snowman planned his bill would force the state from the brink of defeat -to a juncture and almost before you 4, Bell 2-04, SulUns 7-614. Totals 36 workers to pay back the loans,' tion, he said, based on figures has advocated a more aggressive ST. AI^ANS, Vt. (UPI) - About 600 high school deadlock at the final uddstle. The se­ could count to 10, the invaders were 670 either throu^ direct payments or collected in Pennsylvania and New role for the state’s chief legal of­ students were expected to complete scu^ting a 42-foot cond and tying hoop which just beat right badi in the thick of things. York, which showed 3 percent of the ficer, saying the office has been too payroll deductions — or be fired. high snowman Friday, whidi was to have truck tire|i for the buxser was the result o f a steal Joynerv countered seven points t o . loan defaulters in those states lax in fighting crime. The 39-year-old New Haven and a layup. lead his club in the comeback. worked for state government. Lieberman served five years in eyes. ' . ' ■ i Ne.ts 10698 lawyer told a news conference at the The snowman was fashioned from several tons of RingniMter for the Cougars, now Leading 66N with 1:50 left, state Capitol that 12,400 state He said he didn’t know directly of the state Senate, three of them as grayish snow transporUtlon crews sdooped up from city 612 in the won-lost column was Berger dropped in two free throws BAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. residents have defaulted on college one state employee who had skipped majority leader, before quitting to streets. It will be dyed for aesthetic purposes, and backcourter Timmy Berghr. In ad­ for a 62-58 margin but SuUins (UPI) — Ray Williams scored 14 of loans from the Connecticut Student out on his student loan. run for Congress in 1900. He lost a (Water elementary school children will come up wlt^a name, dition to pumping in a dozen points, countered twice from the floor and .his game-high U points in the first • A' Loan Foundation. Lieterman said he worked on the bid for the 3rd Distrjtet seat to snowman is the brainchild of city council and the little guanl collected a season- an overtime was necessary. half and Buck Williams collected a The defaulters owe the state an loan bill with sUte Rep. Christine Republican Rep. Ldwrence J. recreaUon officials, who said it would be a good com­ high 18 assists. In the or, MOAardt scored four, estimated $28 nolHion, or an average Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, who in­ DeNardis by 13,000 votes. munity project for Bellows Free Academy students, ’The principal offensive fireworks points, Berger, Reiser and Florence to lift the N ^ Jersey Nets to^a*^!^^ of $4,000 to $6,000 per loan, Lieber­ tends to push for it in the ’They h o ^ to put the city on the map with a listing Jn the were stq>plied by elongated Jim two each and Johnson a single tally, 98 victory over the Golden State legislature’s Education Com­ m- man said. Post Office closed Guinness BocA of World Records. Lastow, Fhuwice, Ricky Jobnson and Darryl the last of the game. W arriors.. Nationwide, the default rate is mittee. Students and some adults went to work at noon Friday Morbardt. Florence led the Cougars The margin was at the foul line With Ray WilUams scoring 10 The bill also provides for stiffer about S percent, adding up to ap­ The U.S. Post Office on Main with chisels, hanuners, shwa and screwdriye$s. A large with 22 tallies, bitting H) tteies from .were MCC odlected nine points to points. New Jersey opened a 3619 penalties for people who misrepre­ Street will be closed Monday in 202 Oakland Herald photo by Pinto proximately $1 billion. snowblower was used to pile up the initial mound. MONOAY the floor, vrith JohoMm netting but two for Ninwalk. lead with a minute remaining in the sent themselves in obtaining student observance of Washington’s He said it was time the state BFA shop classes constructed a pipe, art students •ATUaOAYMe-SM - tallies and Mnhardt U. Joyner dropped Ip 21 iwints, J(duf first quarter and Golden State never started to pursue "freeloaders” loans and those who embezzle funds Birthday. Tl^ere will be no: whipped up a hat and some homd economic classca M M 1 S S It was nip-auLteck from whistle Pfatt and SuUlna 14 each for the got closer than three points as the EasTs John Askintowicz (12) tries to con­ last night at South Catholic gym In Hartford. more agpcsslvely, anil if the state from the program. deliveries, except special knittMl a scarf emblazoned with their sdiool’s initials. to whfttle and at Internoisslon the losers. Nets won their fourth straii^t and trol his dribble while staying away from Burke played big role In Rebel win. wanted to show its “ serioosndss" in Giving false statements on loan deliveries. Cougars were nursing a S6S3 edge. Monday night, M(X^ treks to ninth in their last 11 to readi ,500. South Catholic’s Pat Burke (S) In HCC clash

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^ \ V NASCAR on top Spinks faces Wassaja thanks to Petty ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - piled a 24-0-1 record against Wassaja, 28, will be making bis World Boxing Association light mediocre competition. He’s a left­ American debut. He has fought heavyweight chaitipion Michael hander with limited power, scoring almost exclusively in Copenhagen. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (U P D - program, mostly limited to southern proved something in 1981, that he Spinks sees himself as a work of art. just seven knockouts — one coming “ I ’m going to box 15 rounds,” said With a goodwill ambassador such as areas. was trying to r ve since he got into "They (trainers) only say a few over former light heavyweight Wassaja. “ I ’m in good condition. I ’ll Richard Petty, NASCAR racing is “ No way,” he counters. “ We’re Grand National racing and that was things to straighten me ont,” said champion Bob Foster in 1978 via dis­ do the things I have to do. The only rapidly becoming a focal point in the like baseball and 30 years ago when he was capable of winning whatever Spinks,'who faces top-rated con­ qualification. difference is being ready for 15 minds of many American sports most of the teams were in the he was after — a race, a cham­ tender Mustafa Wassaja today in a “ He’s a boxer,” said Spinks, 25. “ I rounds.” fans. northeast. Was baseball'considered pionship or whatever. That’s why he nationally televised (AB C) bout expect him to run for a while, to be After winning the pre-Olympic Auto racing is one of the biggest regional? Heck, no!' People in the has to be considered a definite from the Playboy Hotel and Casino. on bis toes. I don’t really know tournament as a middleweight in attendance sports in the United .south and the west coast knew all favoriteio win Sunday’s race.” “ Nobody has to add anything. I ’m a anything about him. I haven’t seen 1976, Wassaja, along with other States and Petty takes a pride in about the major league teams. They ‘ Petty knew Waltrip was a comer natural, just touch me up with a lit­ films of him yet but I will before the African athletes, was forced to relating that stock car competition know about us the same way. They from their early meetings. tle paint brush and I ’ll be all right. fight. I ’ni not going to worry myself withdraw from the Montreal Games has induced the public to Include kept baseball scores in North “ He had the confidence in his ‘T m pretty hyper and oiergetlc— too much, just'prepare myself for a ' because of the political climate at NASCAR When people talk about Carolina, Georgia, California and ability, the only thing he didn’t have ready to kick off. I ’U be t h ^ on southpaw. Train to go a different the time. It has cost him both great events in sports. they didn’t have any ball team a few years ago was the experience. time. If I catch him, he’ll go. I do all way. Train to go more to your left. recognition and experience. Petty, himself, is legendary in within 500 miles of those places.” He was running with an in­ my th in l^ out there.’’ His trainer, Borge Krogh, also auto racing^ having won the Grand Petty, 'who finished 11th in experienced team and that built up “ I ’ll try to do as much as I can, For Spinks, the younger brother of trains former WBA junior National cham piot^p seven times Thursday’s 125-mile qualifying the pressure on him.. Running with mix it up, stay away from his former heavyweight champion middleweight champion Ayub and the Daytona 500 on seven oc­ races, is a force to be reckoned with Junior (Johnson) he constantly is up strai^t left. If I can get him before Leon, it will be the second defense of Kalule. Kalule lost bis Utle to Sugar casions. in Sunday’s Daytona 500. One driver front and he no longer feels that he gets me, that’s the thing to do. the 17S-pound crown be won from Ray Leonard last June in his So where is NASCAR going? he knows will be a strong com­ pressure.” I ’m ready.for a straight left and I ’m UPI photo Eddie Mustafa Muhammad in a American debut. Kalule is also “ If we do a good enough job and petitor is defending Grand National Petty wants to make it clear, sure he’s i^ d y for a straight right.” ISround decision last July. Spinks, , Ugandan and a friend and get positive reactions from the fans, champion Darrell Waltrip. however, that he considers Johnson 19 to win the World Boxing Council 19-0 as a pro, was a 1976 Olympic stablemate of Wassaja’s. the only place we can go is up. But if “ Darrell is not as popular as he’d the prime mover in Waltrip’s trip to Unfamiliar role for Goose gold medalist as a middleweif^t. He Utle. I we mess up like USAC and CART like to be,” says Petty, who doesn’t the top. successfuliy defended bis title Nov. did in their squabbles, then we’re in question Waltrip’s ability to handle “ Junior’s drivers just don’t fall 7 by stopping Vonzelii Johnson in J trouble. We’re getting national a race car. “ But he won’t be a lonely out in races. If Bobby Allison was N^w York Yankee relief specialist Goose by using fungo bat to hit balls to outfield. %ven rounds. , UPI photo scope through television and that champion., He was brash when he driving for Junior last year, then Gossage limbers up his pitching arm during Gossage sported a 0.77 earned run average Wassaja, a native of Uganda now McEnroe recovers helps. I ’ve been to Phoenix, Las came into NASCAR racing and he Bobby would have won the title.” spring training drill in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., last season. fighting out of Denmark, has com- Vegas and places in California and still is. He just looks at racing in a Boarding experience people say ‘we don’t know you, but different way than other^ people. Herald Angle to defeat Tanner we’ve heard tell of you and we’ve That's just his personality. Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost seen you on TV.’ Tliat’s the fans “ Winning or losing races is not keeps on top of sports in his regular McElnroe surged back with two . Pittsburgh’s Marc Chorney slams Mon­ zone. Canadlens went on to register 4-2 win we’re looking-for.” going to change things for Darrell. I MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P I) John column, “ The Herald Angle,” on the service, breaks to Ue the "set at 5-5, treal’s Mareo Tremblay Into the boards as to remain atop standings In NHL’s Adams Petty bristles when asked if isn’t like him. He knows where I stand McEnroe was challenged early but daily sports pages. and then both players held serve to pair battled for loose puck In Penguins’ Division. NASCAR purely a regional and I know where he stands. He recovered quickly and pulled off a 7- Kaceys to honor Danielson force the tiebreaker which McEhuroe 6, 6-1 victory Friday over Roscoe Tanner to advance to the semifinals won 8-6,^ Tanner managed only two points of the $225,000 U.S. National Indoor Guest of honor on the 28th Knights of at the East Hartford Library. The veteran in the first three games of the se­ Staub Mets player-coach teihiis tournament. Columbus Irish Sports Night March 15 will be Manchester umpire is president of the cond set, but could win only one ser­ McElnroe plays defending cham­ Dick Danielson, retired Manchester High Connecticut Independent Umpires’ Assn., an pion Gene Mayer Saturday while un- vice game. Lopes' exit as Dodger emotionai Bamberger. “ He knows the players affiliate of the Amateur Softball Assn. ... NEW YORK (U PI) — Rusty Staub soccer coach and facuity member. The award Herald “ I don’t think he was ever serving Less than 2,000 tickets remain for the Big aeeded Buster Mottram goes has been appointed player-coach for on our team and the National will be another in a series of well-deserved his best,” said McEnroe. “ I just Angle Blast Basketball Tournament March 4-6 at the against eighth-seeded Johan Kriek. the New York Mets next season, the League inside out. Now that he is a laurels for Danielson who received the didn’t pick it up very well in the Hartford Civic Center. Over 13,000 package club announced Friday. coach, it will be easier for him to coveted Gold Key Award from the state’s In earlier quarterfinal action, beginning.” I ’ll see him one mor6 time before he goes. If Earl Yost, tickets have been sold with capacity pegged NEW YO RK (U P I) - Rick Monday, Staub, a lifetime .280 hitter who is express his opinions and make scribes last year and was inducted into the Kriek beat No. 4 seed Vitas McEnroe said he was^not satisfied not. I’ll call him.” Sports Editor at 15,425. NBC will telecast the finals. PRISM holding a glass of wine in his hand, walked beginning his 20th major league suggestions. He will sit next to noe Connecticut Coaches’ Hall of Fame by that with his serve, but felt his backcourt Lopes and Cey played together in the will offer only first round and semifinal Gerulaitis to advance to the over to the table where Davey Lopes was sit­ season, will assist Mets’ hitting in­ on the bench so I can hear his organization. Joe McCarthy will handle game was up to par. Dodgers’ system at Spokane and Albuquerque games. <: semifinals as he took a 7-6, 4-6, M ting with Ron Cey and Bill Russell. Sports structor, Jim Frey, and will be in­ thoughts and ideas. I ’m sure he w ill arrangements as chairman as Fran Mahoney “ I was hitting the ball pretty well before coming up to Los Angeles to stay in victory, his third consecutive win “ L e t’s have a toast to D avey,’ ’ he volved in other coaching duties be a big plus.” is now wintering in Florida... Hartford Civic in the backcourt, and felt comfor­ 1972. over GerulaiUs. , proposed. Parade delegated by manager George Staub said he doubted his new role Center Coliseum wUl be busy with three Stoughton recognized table back there,” Said McEnroe. Mayer dropped unseeded Kevin Cey and Russell both raised their glasses. Although Lopes, who was from East Bamberger. Staub also will work as coach would detract from his major Attractions within a span of 30 hours Blaine Stou^ton of the Whalers will be Curren 7-5, 6-1, and Mottram upset Tanner said after losing the first At another table nearby, Jerry Reuss and Milt RIchman Providence, R.I., and Cey, from Tacoma, with the Mets’ Instructional League playing time. He also indicated he this wei'kend. UConn entertains Syracuse in honored with an on-ice presentation tonight No. 2 seed Eliot Teltscher 6-3, 6-1. set he could not get his game into Bowler on mend Jay Johnstone, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Wash., didn’t seem to have a whole lot in program in St. Petersburg, Fla., might like to manage in the future basketball today at 1 with the Whalers and before the game against the Rangers in Hart­ McEnroe, the world’s toprated gear. chief pranksters, weren’t going to see an oc­ common apart from the gritty, hard-nosed next fall. “ if it were a respectful position.” New York Rangers playing an NHL game at Recovering from surgery after a long-time ford by the Mennen Co. for beinq named to pro and No. 1 seed, was fo r c ^ to a “ In the second set, he got off to a casion like this ruined hy any unnecessary way both played, they grew close enough so “ I want to take advantage of “ I don’t want to grab for this and 7:30. Sunday afternoon the Whalers return to problem with his left hand is Clayt Fuller. the NHL all-star team...Boston Celtic Coach good , start, and I was still thinking tiebreaker in the first set against seriousness. They wanted to keep the whole that wherever you saw one, you generally Rustv’s know how,’ ’ said grab for that,” he said. the ice to entertain the New York Islanders. Still one of the state’s best duckpin bowlers, Bill Fitch quips, " I can’t scratch my nose Tanner after his hard-serving oppo­ about the mistakes I made in the thing light. They like to keep everything that before entering the hospital Fuller tossed a could spot the other. Better than 40,000 admissions w ill be during a game. Danny Ainge still thinks it’s a nent ran up a 4-1 lead. tiebreaker,” Tanner said. way. series of 200-plus single game efforts at the bunt sign.’’...Ironmen among current NBA registered for the three attractions... Hart­ “ We’re happy to see you go,” one of them restaurant in Honolulu where some of the “ We discussed it a lot of times that we Metro Bowl... Cathy Dyak, several times the players is Randy Smith of the New York ford Jai-Alai opens Wednesday night at the hollered at Lopes, making him smile because Dodger players were competing in NBC’s came from totally different backgrounds, yet No.l high high-ranking average bowler in the Knicks who has run his string of consecutive Yankees satisfy Nelson Fronton... St. John’s win In overtime over he knew it was only meant to needle him. Super Teams competition. The'Dodgers lost it was interesting to see how we got along so country, has now limited her bowling to two appearances to better than 8W. The record is Cey and Russell waited for Monday to five of the seven events to the A ’s, and that well together,” Cey said. ” ... parts of his nights a week...Scott Hyde, former 844. held by the retired Johnny UConn Wednesday night snapped a string of make the toast. He was thinking of something cost them some prize money in the televised personality are the same as mine. Sports was Nelson was one of 13 pitches who wins at home this season. Tlie Huskies won Manchester High standout eager, has left the Kerr...Boston’s Charlie Bradley, a muscular FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) aiqiropriate to say, maybe something funny, contests, but they were much more con­ the thing that tied us together.” threw live batting practice for the nine starts on campus at Storrs, three Bates College basketball team...Badminton 6-5 rookie, has been named “ Baby Dawkins’ ’ — Gene Nelson, the rookie right­ all about the departing Lopes, being dealt to the cerned with the loss of their second baseman, Steve Sax, 22, will replace Lopes at second first time Friday. All Yankee previous starts in Hartford and one in New will be featured Sunday afternoon, Feb. 21 at after Philiadelphea’s big muscleman, Darryl hander who made the New York Oakland A ’s for a 10-year-old minor league in- Lopes, who, along with Cey at third, Russell for the Dodgers. pitchers except injured Jamie Wer- the Manchester Racquet Club. A clinic and Dawkins. Tiny Archibald claims Bradley, at Yankee pitching staff last spring, ftelder after nine years with the Dodgers and at short and Steve Garvey at first, had been “ Physically, the kid has the tools, but ly, Rich Gossage and Ron Davis, Haven before the Redmen ended the skein. demonstration on the finer points of the game 6-5, is the greatest jumper he’s ever seen and agreed to terms Friday on a one- 14 years in their organization. part of the same, infield for the past nine naturally, he has a lot to learn,” Cey said. “ A Today’s meeting with Syracuse will, not be will feature Rosemary McGuire...Joe Juliano that takes in a lot of ^ u n d ... Have a nice year contract. worked five minutes of batting prat- Monday possibly took a moment or two seasons. lot was said the last few years about our in­ telecast. will conduct a softball umpires' clinic Feb.l7 weekend. No salary was announced. cice off the mound after pitching more thw he should’ve, creating an uncom­ “ It got a little heavy,” Cey said Thursday field being together too long. I can’t see it. If Nelson made the team in spring five minutes on the sidelines. you took each of us individually, we ranked fortable silence at the table. from his Woodland Hills, Calif., home, training but was placed on the dis­ Outfielder Ken Griffey, obtained high, .and as a group we were at the top. We “ Hey, I ’m starting to get a little emotional talking about the Impromptu get together for abled list at the start of the season in a trade with the Cincinnati Reds won four pennants in nine years. I defy about this,” blurted Russell, not wishing to Lopes in Honolulu. “ I told David it was going when he came down with the flu. He on Nov. 4, checked into camp but did anybody to say they did better than we did. turn the little going-away party they were to be hard for us to get more emotional than rejoined the club at the end of the not work out. He is not scheduled to Maybe they did as good, but not any better. giving Lopes into a maudlin farewell. we did without it affecting us more. A lot of season and posted a 3-1 record with join the workouts until Wednesday, Possibly Cincinnati did as well, but the Reds Potter wins “ Me, too,” offered Cey solenmly. things might’ve been said that would’ve upset a 4.85 ERA. He is expected to but said he plans to begin working brought in some different faces over the last Stacy ties course record Lopes nodded. The prospect of haying to us more than we wanted. I ’m going to miss battled for the Yankees’ No. 5 star­ out Monday. nine years. If, in fact, we had not been so in­ leave all those friends he had lived with and him as a friend. We spent a lot of good times ting spot. to advance played with for so many years was be^nning together. In our business, unfortunately, dividually successful, then our infield to work on him. The others could see that by when a business transaction like this takes wouldn’t have stayed together as long. to take one stroke lead the look on his face. place you have to dismiss your emotions. We Something like that makes me come to on pro tour All this took place last Saturday at a hotel flew back to Los Angeles toeether and I hope realize success breeds criticism.” Bumbry signs with Birds

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I) - Bar­ BALTIMORE (U P I) - Outfielder home run, 27 R B I and 22 stolen ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. ( U P I ) - player who told her she had been in the day. bara Potter steadily gained momen­ A1 Bumbry has signed a two-year bases in 101 games last year. Hoilis Stacy tied the course record keeping her elbow too stiff. The front didn’t drop tum after a slow start to eliminate contract with the Baltimore Orioles The three-year contract he signed at the Pasadena Country Club “ I woke up in the middle of the temperatures much but did bring in Rosalyn Fairbank 1-6,7-5,6-1 Friday extending through the 1983 season,. in January 1979 expired after the Friday with a 6under-par 66 to take night Wednesday and realized she a damp fog from nearby Boca Ciega night in a quarterfinal match on the New England ski scene Orioles General Manager Hank 1981 season, and he was eligible to a onestroke lead after the first was right,” Stacy said. Bay. Kansas G ty stop of the professional Peters said Friday. go to salary arbitration prior to the round of a $125,000 LPGA tourney. Camer started slowly with a 35 on Camer, who won last week after women’s tennis tour. Bumbry, 34, batted .273 with one agreement. Stacy, who won the caning event the front side but came in with four losing the playoff the week before, In later matches, top-seeded Mar­ on the tour in a five-hole sudden birdies and a bogey for a 33 on the said she had trouble on the early tina Navratilova played Anne Smith death playoff over JoAnne Camer back. holes and finally determined a new and the team of Navratilova and Winter snowmaking pays and t i ^ for fifth last week, was in Haynie and Kerr had consistent golf glove was cutting off circula­ Rosie Casals met Potter and Sharon the morning field when the majority sides of 34-34, Klass bad 3433 and tion in her left hand. She changed to Walsh in doubles. , SATURDAY Badminton exhibition of the low scores were carded. Johnson turned at 36 before breezing an old glove to putt on the sixth bole Early in the first match, second- 12:35 - College Basketball; One shot back at 67 was second home with a 32. and got her first birdie. big dividends in spring UConn vs. Syracuse, WDRC seeded Potter had trouble playing at year player , who had The. opening round of the S&H “ 1 played well with the old-glove the level expected of a woman 1 - College Basketball: Princeton set at Racquet Club nines of 3433, with five golfers tied Gassic featured the first boles in from seven on in,” Camer sa'd. “ I ranked No. 8 in the world. On her vs. Harvard, Ch. 22 another shot back at 4-underpar 68. one on the tour this year as well as was very happy to bail out ' the first serve she committed two dou­ WOODSTDCK, Vt. (U P I) - A “ There’s always a problem with ty of snow cover, but we re still 1 - College Basketball: Villanova Tied were veterans successive eagles on the same bole. round after the way I started. ble faults, the second to lose the deep snow winter like this — with steeper trails bolding snow and the rnaking snow because we have the vs. St. John's, Ch. 4 By Earl Yost u d defending champion Camer, Second-year pro Kyle O’Brien Camer birdied tte last two hu—76. second serves. “ The fact there’s a lot of snow manager of the Berkshire Hills “ We’ll probably run ont of skiers 1:15 - NHL: Whalers vs. While there is limited play, am Despete a school record by Mike RanlU: doesn’t change the reason why we' Conference in western before, we run out of snow again. Islanders, WTIC facilities this side of the Connecticut Roy in the 3,000-meter run, H fiordtei; 1. Smith (W). X Jonei (W). I. put in snownudting in the first place Massachusetts. “ Bui by making It now, we know 2 - Pro TennU, ESPN River, a number of tennis players Manchester High had to settle for Kelley (W) 4. Brody (W) .MS. — to prodhee snow,” says Foster "Snowmaking let Butternut we’re going to have snow in the 3:35 - NBA: Cities vs. Lakers, noted in a recent survey that they H deUi; 1. Qveby (P), 1 Plant (P), a. Pair set world mark in 60-yard run at Millrose Games runner-up honors in a triangular Oiandler, vice president and direc­ Basin, Brodle M ^ ta in and Jiminy spring. And our skiers know it too. WINF, W POP, Ch. 3 would like to try badminton. D.Pant)tt (M). 4. CarUnml (P) :MJ. 4)30 - PGA) Hawaiian Open, Ch. meet yesterday , at the Indians’ -Hlfh Jump: 1. Rondean (W).X Aaeno (P).a. tor of marketing for Sherburne Peak, for instance, irithstand tte The investment we’re making now Assisting Mc(iuire, varsity coach second-floor facility. Smith (W), 4. LaU (M) S’t". dorp, which owns Killington and Mt. rain and thm enabled them to lay at Stratton and ftvm ley will pay its 30 at Miss Porter’s School in Far­ own world record two weeks ago at Cheeseborough was a surprise NEW YORK (UPI) - Candy Hightower originally set the stan­ Windham High took honors with 52 Shot pat; 1. net (W), 1 Lea (M), 3. Snow in Vermont. Killington down some fresh new cover once the dividend in the q>rtng> when we’re 5 - College Baskethall: Minnesota mington, will be Charlotte Adcer- winner In the women’s 60, outigwtah UcQaade (W). S. Pahatoida (W) 4.U meters Young and Stefriianie Hightower dard in the women’s hurdles two 6.82, sprinted from the pack and points followed by Manchester’s 59.5 traditionally runs from Octobw to i>oor weather had passed, so skiers stm skiing.” „ vs. Purdue, USA Cable man of Granby, nationally ranked ting worM reeordholder Jeanette 1.000: 1. Hiiiphy (H), 3. MeOray (P). S. finisb^ in a dead heat for the se­ years ago at the Millrose Games glided to victory in 6.64. Willie Gault markets and Platt’s 34.5 tallies. still had good oanditions.” 5 • College BasketbaU: Virginia since 1974 and the 1961 Elastern Bdden and World Cup champion Haddad (W), 4. Anstln (W) 3:44. at least mid-May because of its cond time this year in a world with a time of 7.47. Earlier this year of Tennessee was second In 7.06 and Roy turned in a 9:16 clocking in too; 1. Crosby (P), 3. Hal Kiel )W , 3 And even AtUtash Mountain, one Commonwealth vs. South women’s doubles champion with her Evelyn AdifonI In 6.61, 0.61 off snowmaking plant. record-setting 66-yard hurdles race in Dallas, H i^tow er and Young tied third was former wcwld record- securing second placement in the FraecareUi )W, 4. D.Panott (Ml 1:US. “ Snownudting not only extends of the ski areas In New Hampidilre’s Florida, ESPN partner. Bolden’s record. Bolden was second IJOO: I. OtaanUiat (W), 3. Onnanlt (M). 3 • •Tt'JiyS- 'v.-j,. and Renaldo Nehemiah easily cap­ that record in the same race. holder Rod Milbom in 7.13. S,000ineter run with Windham’s ESr- our season by giving us an early Mount Washington Valley,, ap­ 7)30 - NHL) Nordiques vs. I Several other tourney tested In t.64 and Aafatod third la 6.69. Devine (P). 4. SnlUvan (W) 4:14. too 1 tured the men’s hurdles Friday Tills time. Young, of Falrleigh In the tong jump, Lewis, like nie Ezis turning in a winning start each fplL but it lets us run into preciates snosnnaking. AttUaA in­ Rangers,' USA Cable players will take part. Floyd, of the University of Murphy (M), 1 Cartmd (W). 3. ILPartoU Heavy favorite night to highlight early action at the Dickinson, and Hl^itower, of the Nehemiah a native of New Jersey, clocking of 9:11.0. (M). 4. BovsiUW) 3;07S. May when other areas have b m stalled a |2 million system last session starts at noon and will Houston, had little trouble in dis- 75th Millrose Games. L.A. Naturite Track Club, blazed took the lead early with a leap of 16- Peter Murphy, was a double too. 1. Plant 0 .1 GianneUi )W, 3. Jaaer closed for wedu,” he says. “ We’ve summer and althon^ its b e t t « tiian BEAUMONT, Texas (UPD -r conclude at 2:30. poalng o4 Emmit King, Btel Lattany (M). 3. PraacaiWU (M) MX In other events, Chandra from the blocks and both were timed 114k and was never passed. On his winner f«n- Manchester, taking the got the snow depths so we can stay bipHleep with natural cover, the World Boxing Council Ughtureight Umpires' clinic ^|)ectators will be invited to par­ last jump, with nothing to shoot for and football star Heradiel Walker. 3.0M; t. Bata (W), X Roy (M), 3. Cain (W), Cheeseborough won the women’s 60- in a world beat time of 7.38. Young 800 and l,000meter runs. Fiwd Lea open past Mothtf’s Day.” area continues to pump out machine champlim Alexis Argueilo is a heavy Joe Jnliano of Manchester will ticipate. Flqyd’s winning time was 6.10,0.06 X A.Eiia(W)O.US(R(9’aUiDeort:lXtllH8 yard dash, Carl Lewis took the long originally was declared the winner but his world indow record of 28-1, bad a second in the shot put while leeord). Snowmaking also enables ski made snow. favorite to defend his title for the (loyle said two badminton courts of ms world record of a year ago. conduct a softball umpires’ clinic jump at 27 feet, 3Y4 inches and world but a re-examination of the tape he flew down the straightaway and Dave Parrott had a third in the 56- 4 X Ut meten 1. Platt, X 3IHB 1;33.X arms to cover spots whiett “ We-opened ri^ t on target — third time Saturdajr afternoon Feb.17 at the Bast Hartford Library will be installed on one tennis court King followed in 6.14, Lattany was 4 X 300 rday; I. Manrtiealer (Pamtt, record-holder Stanley Floyd over­ prompted officials to declare the bounded to his winning leap. Lewis' meter dash. othelrwiab' m i^ t not have much Thanksgiving wedeend,” says Jeff against local hero Bubba Busceme, surface. The ladk of wind, limits, the third in 6.18 and Walker was fourth W « ^ , Ibpliy. naaearelU), at 7 o’clock. Interested parties may came a bad start to prevail in the race a dead heat. tof) rival, Larry Myricks, was se- Next aetto f<^:|K)dibaCer is at snosr, aqncially ateep trails, be Lathrop, Attitash marketing a southpaw in his third ring com- surface and height will offer in 6.22. secure additional infonnuitioa I9 ROSEMARY MCGUIRE men’s 60-yard dash. Nehemiah, who improved on his OHid at 2S-104k. Theaday’s Meet. says. manager, “ and now vra’ve got Plen­ calling Juliano at S268B66. ' excellent conditions for skillful play. r MANCHESTER ilERALD. Sat., Feb. 13, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. Feb. 13. 1862

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Friday's Games (All Times EST) _ _ Golden State at New Jersey. 7:9T. p.m. In Seattle at Dallas, l:SR p.m. Utah at Kansas Oty, 8;Sr. p.m. Tomorrow's Atlanta at Pboenix, 9;ST< p.m. Focus Hockey San Antonio at Los Angeles, 10:90 p.m. Boston at San Diego. i0:9T> p.m. Adele Sitordaye Games Angle Philadelphia at New York Indiana at Cleveland Portland at Detroit her 99th Milwaukee at Chicago By United Press Intenutkaial NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Washington at Houston nXjOOO SSdl ClasMc By United Press Intemationsl Phoenix at Utah At St. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 13 (iW gbt's Late Gaines Not Included) San Diego at Denver (Par 72) Wales Conference HoUis Stacy 9 3 3 l - « fttrick IMvisloo Patty Sheoan SI33-<7 Poor W L T Pto. GF GA Vdlentine's Chiis Johnson M M i NY Islanders S IS e » M174 Jeannette Kerr 3M4-« PhiUdelphU SO SO 6 2M9Q9 Sandra Haynle { 3 4 M - « NY Rangers SS 21 9 909215 Transactions JoAmie earner 9B33-4B By Barbara Richmond ALTHOUGH SHE MISSES PitUbi 21 27 9 219 MS Beverly Klass 3 0 « - a plants being able to walk on Main Wa^ingioi 16 31 9 214 3B By United Press International tM -m , Herald Reporter Adams Division Carole Charbonnier 8 3 4 -SO Street, Mrs. Stevenson enjoys S3 U 12 90180 Well, I’ve gone and done it again. Montreal Baseball Judy Rankin SHS-4 0 "Don’t put a lot of stuff in the her new apartment. “I thought 1 Borton 92 17 7 298190 Sue Fogleman 8 4 4 - ^ I’ve broken my promise to myself Buffalo 90 18 9 290181 3 4 4 0-70 paper about me,” said Mary Kel­ died and went to heaven,” she 954292 Baltimdre — Signed outfielder A1 Debbie Austin never to invest in another Quebec 27 » 10 Bonnie Lauer 9040-70; ly Stevenson in her sweet Irish jokes to friends. Hartford 18 SI 14 186296 Bumbry to a two-year contract and B 4 0 -7 D houseplant as long as I live. Campbell Conference Cindy Hill brogue. She’ll be 99 on St. Valen­ In the early 1920s, like most Norris Division pitdier Don Weldiel to a one-year M.J. SmIUi 9640-70 The three of them have been W L T PU. GP GA contract. Myra Van Hoose 8 4 1 -7 1 tine’s Day — and she’s proud of Manchester people then, Mrs. Minnesota 22 18 18 O 2»9N Dot Germain 9040-71 hanging in the dining room window that, but she really doesn't like to Stevenson worked at the Cheney .Chicago (AL) — Signed utility in- Vicki Fergi 9040-71 St. Louis 95 90 5 » S9M1 9040-71 since 1 bought them at a tag sale brag about it. Mills. She was a controller. It Winnip^ 20 M U 51 2U940 fielders Greg Pryor and Jay Connie Chlllemi Pam Gietzen 8 4 4 - 7 1 Saturday. They still have that House However, she has many friends was her job to wind the silk Chicago 90 27 10 50 M798I LovigUo to contracts for the 1982 9640^71 Toronto 18 28 19 290256 season. 9447-71 Md Garden Magazine look, poor in­ who think it’s fantastic that she thread from one big spool to in 290 Alexandra Reinhardt Detroit 16 29 U New York (AL) — Signed pitcher Kellii Rinker 3447-71 still keeps her own apartment — another to check for flaws. Smvthe Division 3040-71 nocents; they don’t know what Edmonton 95 IS 10 919227 Gene Nelson to a one-year contract. Sandra Palmer and spotless, too. When people She was born in Portadown, Calgary 20 25 19 298251 Cindy Lincoln 3040-71 they’re in for. ask her her. secret for living so in 906 New York (NL) — Named Rusty Murfe Breer 9 0 4 3 - 71 County Armaugh, Northern Vancouver 19 28 U 3147-71 V ^ t they’re in for is neglect. Los Angeles L5 29 12 2 2 1 » Staub player-coadi. Jane Blalock long, her ansvirer is, “I didn’t Ireland, one of seven children. Colorado U 96 9 165 2S7 llierese Hession 3447-71 Neglect and a ferocious cat who is at smoke or drink or run around.” She came to Manchester in 1920 (Top four in each division qualify for 3 0 4 6 - 71 this very moment trying to figure Stanley Cup playoffs.) Football Kathy WbitworUi 8 4 4 -7 1 She didn’t drive a car, either, nor when she started working at Friday’s Results Green Bay — Signed former Debbie Rasa 8 4 6 - V3 out a way to scale a wall to get did her husband who died 23 Cheney’s. She married Harry Quebec at Colorado, night Detroit aasiatant Bob Schnelker as Kyle O'Brien 3340-73 them. Washington at Edmonton, night (hitherine Duggan 8 4 0 -7 3 years ago. Stevenson in 1922 at South United Saturday’s Gama offensive coordinator. Barbara Barrow 8 4 0 -7 3 What is it about other people’s Today Mrs. Stevenson lives in Methodist Church. (All Times EST) Cathy Mant 8 4 7 - 73 the housing for the elderly on Mrs. Stevenson has one son, Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 5:06i Soccer Kathy McMullen 3040-73 houseplants that brings out the lAnn Stroney 9 0 4 4 - 72 . House Drive, but for 12 years she p.m. I Vancouver (NASL) — Signed green in me? ' Green meaning Norman Stevenson, of N.Y. Rangers at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. SheUey Hamlin 3440-73 lived over the foriner House & Ayako Okamoto 3 0 4 7 - 73 jealous — not green meaning any Manchester, and two Boston at CalRary, 8:05 p.m. forward Carl Valentine to a six-year Hale store on Main Street. She Winnipeg at Montreal. 8:05 p.m. contract. Jan Ferraris 3 0 4 7 -8 ability to nurture. grandchildren, Roger and Halley Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. Amy Alcott 3 4 4 0 - n moved from there after the Stevenson. She’s a member of Chicago at Toronto, 8:0tlj}.m. Linda Hunt 3037-73 Everybody else, it seems, has a .HHerald photo by Pmto Detroit at Minnesota. 9:0f p.m. College Pat Myers 9640-73 building was sold. First Assembly of God (Tiurch of Vancouver at St. Louis, 9:(t) p.m. Kansas — Announced the appoint­ Rosey Bartley 3047-73 spider plant with three or lour baby During the 12 years she lived East Hartford and had been Sunday’s Games Vivian Brovmlee 3047-73 spider plants cheerfully shooting out Dig time in women’s voiieybaii piay N.Y. Islanders at Hartford, aft. ment of Jim Lessig as athletic direc­ Sandra Spuzich 9040-73 there she was a familiar figure going to church just about every Washington at Colorado, aft. tor. Gall HlraU 9040-73 from the mother plant. Everybody taking her walk along Main Sunday but the recent cold snap (Quebec at N.Y. Rangers Texas-El Paso — Announced the Terri Moody 8 4 7 -7 4 else has a philodendron as thick as a Street just about every day. has kept her home. Dale Titus of the Thrifty Package store entry at Mahoney Rec Center. Teammate Nan- Los Angeles at Philadelphia Joyce Kazmierski 9640-74 In the Women's Rec Department Volleyball cibelle Roberta looks on. " Boston at Edmonton resignation of track coach Ted Janet Alex 9040-74 jungle and just aching to ' sprout “I was very happy up there. All When Mrs. Stevenson lived Sydney Qmningham 9040^74 of my neighbors were nice and League prepares to dig ball In recent match Banks. Jerilyn Britz ST4N-74 more leaves aiid more stem. over the store, the House and Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) — Named Bill Lori Hmhold 8 4 7 - 7 4 Everybody else has an English ivy the House & Hale employees Hale employees gave a birthday Unswortta football coach. Penny Pulz 9040-74 were very nice to me,” Mrs. party for her. This is a tradition Deanie Wood 9040-74 which can sing whole sections of Stevenson said. One of the Nancy Rubin 8 4 7 - 7 4 “My Fair Lady” while sprouting they have continued for 10 years. Basketball Kathy PosUewalt 8 4 7 - 7 4 employees, Catherine (Kitty) And Mrs. Wicks said this year' Coe to run 5,000 meters Donna H. White 8 4 7 -7 4 halfway across town. Wicks, is especially attentive to will be no exception. 9040-74 Everybody except me. Carole Jo CaUisoh 9040-74 her. Mrs. Wicks works ai They will be at her house Sun­ Diane Dailey 9040-74 Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. on day, armed with food and Herald photo by Pinto Marlene Hagge 8 4 7 -7 4 I HATE TO TELL you how many Main Street now and she goes to prepare for Olympics Vicki Tabor 8 4 7 - 7 4 notches I have in my belt from the Mary Kelly Stevenson will be 99 on St. Valen­ help her celebrate as they have done for the Soccer AUce Miller 9040-74 down to see Mrs. Stevenson Beth Solomon 9040-74 African violets that have livM — Please turn to Page 18 tine’s Day. Her friends will be at her home to past 10 years. Kathy Young 3 4 4 1 - 70 during her lunch hour. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A great deal longer in 1984,” Coe said. Ovett’s status for the series — Atsuko Hikage 3037-75 and died — under my hand. Or the message to all runners who are set­ ‘Til be 28, and I started running which includes duels at 800, 3,000 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Sue Eitl 3047-70 number of notches from dead ting their sights on the Olympic 5,- when 1 was 11. If you do the and the mile — was questione after By United Press International Jane Crafter 9040-70 Eastern Conference CoUeen Walker 9047-70 Swedish ivy, (You know that plant, 000 meters in 1984: you will be arithmetic, that’s a long time to be he suffered a leg injury in Atlantic Divisicm MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE CaUiy Shark 9040-75 that’s the one florists tell you you joined by Sebastian Coe. doing any one thing.” December, but Coe said he expects W L Pet. GB Bv United Press Intematioiul Kalby Martin 8 4 0 -7 0 Bostob 94 13 .723 - Kutem Division Joan Joyce 1010-70 can’t possibly kill) Coe, the incomparable British Over the past three years, Coe, 25, his No. 1 competitor to be ready. Phila^lphla 94 14 .708 W L Pet. GB Martha Hanaen 9040-70 Of cdtirse, in my defense, I have a middle-distance star, apparently has ensured his place in history and "If it comes off, it would be Washington 94 M iiOO 10^ Pittsburgh is l> .7B - M. Spencer Devlin 9040-70 tUnks be has accomplished all there is possibly the most versatile great,” said Coe, who himself has New Jersev M 25 .490 11 New yA M S .737 1 CarofynHUl 9047-70 partner in crime, in the form of a New York 29 27 .480 12^ Balttmore IS 6 .737 Bi Lenore Maraoka 8 4 0 -7 0 large, black and white housecat. is' to do in the 800,1,500 and mile — middle-distance runner of all time, been idled for three weeks by a Central Division Buffalo U n .fli S JoAnh PrenUce 8 4 0 -7 0 who is to say he hasn’t? — and is in the 1980 Olympics, he won the I,- strained arch in his left foot. “I have Milwaukee 94 14.708 - Cleveland S 13 j n 3 Mary Dwyer 90^70 I’ve never been able to convince him Detroit 22 98 .410 19 I'hiUdelphia 7 IS JN 10 Silvia Bertolacclni 9047-70 devoting all his training for the next 500 gold medal over arch-rival Steve heard that Steve is going to be ready \tlanta 19 27 .419 14 New Jersey r. Ui XO UM Marga Stubblefield 8 4 0 -7 0 that houseplants are anything more two years to the 5,000 meters at the Ovett and was runner-up to Ovett in to run. In fact, 1 think he started up Indiana 90 M .406 WM Western Division Beth Stone 3 0 4 7 -8 than green salads, imported es­ (*hicago 19 90 MB St. Louis - to 3 STD - Amelia Rorer 9 0 4 7 -» Summer Games in Los Angeles. the 800. training a week ago. rieveiand 11 97 229 23 Wlrhita U 0 SOI 6 Vuko Moriguchi 8 4 0 -7 0 pecially to give him a little “I want to get two good seasons of Outdoors, he holds the world “Head-to-heads rarely come off Western Conference Denver 10 11 .4» Kh Olargie Mastme 4 0 4 0 - n something to munch on. 5,000 running in before the Olym­ record for the 800 (1:41.72), 1,000 Midwest Division Memphis 10 14 .417 10 Surie McAlIlater 8 4 0 - 7 0 for one reason or another, so I am W L Pet. GB Phoenix 8 10 38 13 B. Davli

Editor’s note; this will be-running, but we will mittee meetings for the SCHEDULE FOR health clinic by appoint­ dental care and nutrition at 1:30 p.m., we will be still:looking for new com­ colunm is prepared by the not be having meals, so we week of Feb. 15. WEEK; ment; 10 a.m. round dan­ with a slide presentation; she tells AARP having a demonstration in mittee members. Anyone staff of the Manchester ask you to bring a sa^wlch Program committee: Monday; Closed for cing; pinochle games; also l.R.S. Bus pickup at 10 stained glass Woik here at interested in joining should Senior Center. It appears for we will be serving 1:30 p.m., Wednesday; holiday. Friendship Circle; 12:30 a.m., return after' the center. The instructor cpntact the center. on Wednesdays and &tur- Trip committee: 10:30 Tue^ay: 9 a.m. bus for p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. program. Coffee and tea by Adele Angle will be Ann Madsen. If any coffee. Also, we still are looking days. We still are looking for a.m. (changed from Feb. shopping; 9;30 a.m. oil craft classes; l.R.S. Bus will be available at lunch individuals are interested for volunteers to help out Focus editor volunteers to help update 15) Tuesday. painting; lO'a.m. chess and pickup at 8 a.m., return time; please bring your By Joe Diminleo in joining a stained glass with the painting of the our card file cabinet. Just a reminder that the checkers; scrabble; trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. own sandwich. Susan Keefe, R.N., hates the term “ death and dying Activities specialist class it would be a good scenery for the variety Anybody interested in center will be closed Mon­ square dailcing; 1 p.m. 'Thursday; 10 a.m. basket Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen nurse.” It*s 8 phrase people often use to describe her idea to attend this show. Anyone interested in Greetings; Just a helping shoulcj contact day, due to Washington’s bowling league; 1:30 p.m. weaving; orchestra social games, exercise profession, but she sairs she much prefers the term demonstration to see what helping should be at the reminder to all individuals Helen Flavell or let us Birthday. exercise class; 1 p.m. rehearsal; dart league. 1 class. 12:45 p.m. setback “ hospice nurse.” is entailed. center on Sunday at 2 p.m. going on the Florida trip A reminder to all id- know here at the center. There will be only one l.R.S. 12:3() p.m. bus p.m. program featuring games. Bus pickup at 8 “ You may find this hard to believe, but In m y work, 1 that the bus will be leaving te r e s te d In le g a l aid Also, the decorating and THE FOLLOWING are column next week on returns from shopping. Dr. Henry Rosenberg who a.m., return trips at noon see a great deal of joy,” she told some 200 persons the center at 7 a.m. on assistance that volunteers well being committee are the scheduled for the com­ Saturday. Wednesday: 9 a.m. will discuss denture and and 3:15 p.m. gathered in South United Methodist Church Wednesday. Thursday. Individuals will be here on Feb. 25 should be at the center by ’The occasion was the American Association of from 10 a.m. to noon. 6;30 a.m. so that the buses Anyone interested should Retired Persons, Chapter 1275’s monthly meeting. Ms. ' can be loaded. call the center for an ap­ Keefe, a Catholic sister whose patients often call her Also, we have fliers pointment. “ Sister Sue,” is a member of the Manchester hospice available at the center for Anyone signed up for the team of the Visiting Nurse Association of Hartford. the Boston Flower Show rotation pool tournament ■ ( f m : SUPER COUPoil)' ■If scheduled for March 18, ( E E SUPER COUPoiT)' The VNA organized a hospice team in Manchiater just should check downstairs on WITH THIS COUPON 6 '7 .5 0 PURCHASE' AP-2 6 0 6 ' about a year ago. Its goal is to keep the terminally ill the Penn Dutch trip the bulletin board for the WtTHTO^OUPONS'T.SOlWtCHASE- AM 602" WITH THIS COUPON 6 "7.50 PURCHASE' I JffFV BATH-SINGLE PLY patient at home as long as possible. A team of scheduled to leave on April pairings. Remember, it is CHKKENNOOOU professionals — including a clergyman, home h ^ u 20, and the Wildwood trip ont the responsibility of each Com Muffin BV^-oz. Scott looSct. scheduled to leave on June CampbeH’s lOVhOZ- aides, social workers, and medical professionals-- help participant to contact their can pkg. FREE 13. Anyone interested in FREE Mix FREE Tissue the hospice nurse to help the family care for the dying at opponent and set up a ’ EsetplIttfnsProhibMtdByLsiv. LimilOn* Soup I •E«c#pIH#m9PfoWtnl#(IByl»w. limit Om any of the above trips Coupon Ptf Firmly. Vilid f s t . U - f b 20.1 W . home. mutually agreeable date * ^ Pm ftmUt. f» . 14-r». ZO. 19K. L CoupOR Fgmily. VilW P*b. 20-^ M ^ should stop by the center and time. All 1st round Mrs. Robert K. Butterfield "We’re not out to sell a hospice program or a home and pick a flier up. matches are to be com­ care program. Not everybody can do it,” she said. Aim, on Feb. 24, from 1 pleted by Feb. 19. p Bonus Coupon But when the hospice idea is put into operation, “ the to 3 p.m. there will be a primary care giver is the family. We’re there to provide registration at the center WE ARE ALSO in the h TN» Coupon 4 *7.SO PurcIWM DOUBLE COUPONS FRUtT>0HE6OZ. CONT. professional help,” she said. process of organizing a Butterfield-Sheils for the St. Patridc’s Day R iO llM a il MaNUFACTUHtRS CtNTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUEI OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 20. 1982. (See SloresFo,Ociailri I trip scheduled at the cribbage and i^otography And the joy she sees, she said, is often the joy a hus­ NuForm Anna LoTctta Sheils of Manchester and Dr. Robert class. Anyone interested in band and wife find in realizing they can spend their last Burlington Inn. The trip Butterfield of Bolton were married Jan. 16 at St. James participating can sign up at Stainless Steel-Pfofessionall^otessionai Stylesi Yogurt will include a full luncheon 'Except HemsPfehibrtedByLaw. FREE months in the home they’ve created together, rather Church in Manchester. as well as Irish folk singing the center. As soon as we lim N One Coupon Per FamMy. than in the hospital. Gourmet Vend Februafv 14-Mlh. 1M3. Mrs. Denis J. Deegan Mrs. Ira L. Gershenson The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Alphonsus Sheils of and a sing-along all for $15 have sufficient registra­ T h ls W 'S ’* F eiU "* Manchester and the late S. Alphonsus Sheils. ’The groom MANAGING PAIN is a Urge part of her job. About 90 a person. Departure date is tion, the day and times of O itlery Is the son of Mrs. Qarence Butterfield of Manchester percent of her patients are suffering from cancer. Only March 16 at 10 a.m. from the class will be an­ 6” Utility Knife SIMk Knim On SnInI Bonus CouponJ^ j j ^ i and the late Clarence Butterfield. the Community Baptist nounced. E>tfy WMk with Both Culinry And about half of all caiicer patients suffer pain; the “ pain” SIMli KnHt BlocU WWi TN i Coupon 417.50 Purthate Deegan-Poirier Gershenson-Grosso The Rev. William Carroll officiated at .the mass. He The West Hartford associated with death and dying extends to tar more Church. AAP-REQULARORDRP was assisted by the Rev. James Rush and the Rev. areas ttan simply prescribing the correct medication. Don't forget our own St. seniors Job Bank located at , Each of these advertised item s is req^ulred to be resdOy available for THIS WEEK FEATURING VOLUME 7 sele at or below Ihe adverllsed price in each A4P Store, except as Jacqueline Marie Poirier of West Hartford and Denis Claudia Grosso of Coventry and Ira L. Gershenson of. Ernest Harris. Bonnie Stimpson was soloist and Mrs. Patrick’s Day Dance here 50 Main Street in West specHically noted in Ih is ad.______Vacuum Pack James Deegan of Rochester, N.Y. were married on Brooklyn, N.Y., were married on Feb. 6 at the Old State Richard Gowen was the organist. Social workers and members of the clergy are there to at the center on March 17 Hartford is sponsoring a The New Funk ftWagnalls Volumes 2-24 Coffee »n 6(T0FF Feb. 5 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in West Hart- House in Hartford. The bride was given in marriage by Joseph A. Sheils manage the psychological pain. After death has oc­ starting at 7;30 p.m. There "post retirement seminar” Illustrated Wildlife Encyclopedia. <>"*7 WASHINBTON’S BIRTHDAY for people 55 years old and ford. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. of Manchester, her brother. The maid of honor was curred, hospice professions or volunteers keep in touch will be music by none other Ml Oturvw WUOII im V«MF«bruMyt4-20ei.tSS2. 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Grosso of Coventry. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mary Ellen Sheils of Manchester, sister o f the bride. with the family,, with periodic visits. than Lou Joubert’s over interested in new Volume 1 only 99* ^2 ®* Poirier of West Hartford. The bridegroom is the son of and Mrs. Hyman Gershenson of Brooklyn, N.Y. Rabbi Best man was Raymond Ward of Manchester, a friend She says the VNA program attempts to keep cosU orchestra, refreshments as ways to kpend their time not only in employment but Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Deegan of Manchester. The Rev. Kerry Olitski of Temple Beth Israel performed the ser­ of the groom. Ushers were Brian S. Butterfield of down by allowing the patient’s family to do as much of well as door prizes. All this i f p Meat Specials ^ vice and the bride was given in marriage by her parents. Bolton, Paul C. Butterfield of Bolton, and Peter H. educati-onal and Meat Specials j Meat Specials ^ iC P Specials ^ Thomas Ptaszynski performed the cerentony. The Rev. the primary care as possible. for a modest donation of $2, Butterfield of Stonington, all sons of the groom ; and recreational activities. For •U William J. Hilliard was organist and the bride was given The matron of honor was Gail Brolin of Abbington, When the family needs assistance, though, she says so make sure you attend PORK LOIN-BLADE PORK LOIN-RIB BEEF CHUCK BONELESS SHOULDER Peter J. Sheils of Manchester, brother of the bride. further information, you FRESH GROUND in marriage by her father. The matron of honor was Mass., cousin of the bride. Bridesmaids were Kristan the hospice nurse is as near as the telephone. and join the fun. n(iay call 521-3210. Pauline Poirier Gillespie of Houston, Tex. The Following the reception at Willie’.S Steak House, the “ And we won’t tell you to take two aspirin and call us Brolin of Abbington, Mass., the bride’s godchild, and JUST A REMINDER. Next Thursday we will bridesmaid was Ann Deegan of Manchester. couple left for a honeymoon on Cape Cod. They will be in the morning,” she said. Deborah Gershenson of Brooklyn, .N.Y., the If you have a birthday in be having Dr. Henry Center Cut London Broil Mark A. Carroll of Richmond, Va., was best man and making their home in Glastonbury. Graund Rib Portion bridegroom’s daughter. February and would like to usher was John Ardin| of Manchester. The bride is a graduate of the Mercy Hospital School SHE RECALLED her student nursing days at Sloan Rosenberg' here at the be honored at our birthday Following the reception at The Hartford Club, the cou­ Richard Newman of Brooklyn, N.Y., was best man of Nursing in Portland, Maine and Central Connecticut Kettering Cancer Institute in New York City. It was center speak to the seniors party on Feb. 22 starting at ple left on a honeymoon trip to St. Croix. They are and ushers were Kenneth Bernstein of Oceanside, N.Y., State College in New Britain. She is employed as the often hard, she said, to send terminally ill patients home on dental and denture care Beef Pork Roasts Pork Chops Steaks 12;45 p.m., please be sure making their home in Rochester, N.Y. and Daniel Santopietro of Brooklyn, N.Y., both friends heart care clinical coordinator at Manchester Memorial and never find out how they fared. as well as diet. Now, I’m The bride was employed as a senior systems analyst of the bridegroom. Hospital. That’s one of the reasons that she said she finds the to leave your name at the sure this is an important with Hanover Insurance Compaies of Worcester, Following the reception at the Old State House, the The groom Is a graduate of American International hospice concept so satisfying. front office. subject to all, so please at­ 0 1 9 The bridegroom is employed as an underwriting couple left on a honeymoon trip to Columbia, South College in Springfield, Mass, and ’Tufts Medical School There is joy to her job; there is sadness, too. Often, Also, on Feb. 22 starting tend. By the way, the bus manager with the Hartford Insurance Group of America. They are making their home in New York Ci­ in Boston. He is the chairman of the emergency depart­ she said, she finds herself getting over-involved. “ It 4-lb. pkg. lb. Rochester, N.Y. ty- ment at Manchester Memorial Hospital. geU real hard sometimes. We cry a lot, too,” she said., or more r — i ^ — III ...... 'i II nil iiiliiim ii Service Notes —ASP Variety Meat Shop— —A4P Counfry Farm Pork Shop— —A&P Country Farm Pork Shop— —ASP Variety Meal Shop— PORK LOIN PORK LOIN’LOIN ^ FRESH BON EUSS (GROUND VEAL 1.99 LB.) Engagements FRESH-FORMEXLY OaOUNO CHUCK Smith gets commission Lean Ground Sirloin Portion Center Cut 1 7 9 Veal for 44xpkQ. Pork Chops D U U I or more Loin Roasts Stew « CENTCK CUT CHOPS, t fW END 4 1LO M END ROAST EQUAL AMT. CENTER CUTCUT. BLADE 4 SiRLOtN END CHOPS FRESH CDfTBI BUCEO Pork LoinwbM. 1 Boneiess Pork Roasts ,1" Italian Sausage from Offleer Training School at Lackland Air Force Beef Liver FRESH U.S.0JI. MSPECTEO Base, Texas. BV-14J.PKatJI Chicken Breasts He was aelected through competitive examination for A&P Meat Franks attendance at the school. He wiU shortly go to Fort ____ CRISP-CALIFORNIA m m FIRM-RED-RIPE-FAMILY PACK FRESH BONELESS . 2 " Rncker, Ala. for beUcopter pilot training. He is a 1961 A& p Im ported Haiit Chicken Breast Cutlets Tomatoes FROZEN CHKKEN CROQUETTES OR graduate of Dartmouth (tollegej Hanover, N.H. P1IOZINFUETB-1^0Z.PKal1t iceberg Lettuce j 2 “ Borton’s Fish Sticks ^ Weaver Au Cratin FROZEN CHKKEN F H O » M LEMON U TTER Caliiornia . e ShemanskI enlists In Navy 26-07. Weaver Turnovers S 1” Borton’s Haddock 581 Avocados •’ M ■ 2 lot 99‘ .!i pkg. Jeff Shemanski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dairy Speciais iT P ir rozen Specials ^ fawmaniiki of Vemon and a graduate of Howell Cheney i J Technical School, Manchester, has enlisted in the U.S. LIGHT & LIVELY A&P WABHMOTON STATE-EXTRA FANCY C A ^ FRESH HEALTHFUL-NUTRinOUS m Navy for training as a machinist repairman. Golden Delicious Apples a t r Bunch Carrots or Beets u,nc»l He wiU receive his machinist training on the U.S.S. Sealtest Ice Milk Cream Cheese FARM FRESH-CRISPV GREEN m New Jersey in Long Beach, Calif. JUICY FLOnOAVlfHnE ON ^ A M Jumbo Pink Grapefruit c «> Htr Spring Scallions FRESH TENDER YOUNG ■ 129 SUMMER 8KVEET-’QgTEBS DELIGHT ’ A A ^ I '. gallon Red Ripe Watermelon ik 39^ Celery Hearts stofca i Jordan assigned to Lowry ■ cation 691 MPORTEO-THOMPSON WHITE U S. NO. t-M N.0 ALL PURPOSE ^ ■ Airman Darlene E. Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seedless Grapes »1 Yellow Onions i Linda M. Carney Yvonne Metivier Margo Powell Debra Ann Gill Laurie A. Gifford-James S. Kathryn B. Horvath U.S. NO. t-PREMKIM NUTRITIOUS m wiiahn Jordan of 83 Deerfield Drive, has been assigned YEU.OW-SUNSHME FRESH A A £ WWTE H Adams T4NOT.lARQkCUBOONailOOTNICflE4IIT-t40Z.CONT. to Lowry Air Force Base, Colo., after completing basic Spring Daffodils bunch Baking Potatoes J k> Powell-Peterson Gill-McKeon Breakstone Cottage Cheesa o tr Rich’s Bread Dough 5 1** Horvath-Walker Carney-Henaghan Metivier-Pelletler training. IW-OZ.PKO. ««g Gifford-Adams The 1961 graduate of Manchester High School wlU 2DTV Mr. and Mrs. Roger Metivier of 17 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell of LiUian A. GiU of Rumford, R.I. Rich’s Chocolate Eclairs 1 Mrs. Rika C. Horvath of Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carney Jr. of I receive specialized instruction in avionics systems. Breakstone Sour Cream 89^ Cumberland, R.I. announce the announces the engagement of her Mass., formerly of Manchester, an­ East Hartford announce the engage­ S Garden Drive announce the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Gifford, WNTTE ON YELLOW tUCEB Grocery Speciais daughter, Debra Ann GUI, to Dr. .cpir nounces the engagement of her ment of their daughter, Linda M. engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, Jr. of Branchport, N.Y. announce A&P French Fries ^1” John P. McKeon Jr., son of Mr. and Ched-O-RR Cheese r l " daughter, Kathryn B. Horvath, to Carney, to William J. Henaghan HI, Yvonne M. Metivier, to Conrad A. Margo Powell, to Cadet Roger W. the engagement of their daughter. Peterson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John P. McKeon of 23 Rich­ Wells on duty In Germany WNTTEMLO A M ANN PAGE CANNED VEGETABLE SALEH Joseph P. Walker II of Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pelletier, of New Britain, son of the Laurie Ann Gifford, to James S. Ann Page Cheddar Cheese «.2T Macaroni & Cheese 3 Henaghan, Jr. of 400 Hope Valley late Nh*. and Mrs. Prudent Pelletier. Roger W. Peterson of Cumberland, mond Drive. Miss Gill is also the Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. James •French Style or Cut Green Beans. 15’ ?oz. "Whole Kernel Corn. 16 .o/. Mass. Miss Horvath is also the David WeUa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. WeUs of •Cut Wax Beans. 15’.'-oz. I •Cream Style Corn. 16’?-oz. TREETOP R.I., formerly of Manchester. The daughter of the late John H. GiU. ANNPAQBN0MAN0WEDQSS-KiL1.tf MAA daughter of the late James E. Hor­ Road, Hebron. f . Adams of 288 E. Middle Turn­ ‘ 81 Plymouth Lane, has arrived for duty at a post in West •Sliced Red Beets. 16-oz "Mixed Sweet Peas, 17-oz. Apple Juice ^ 79^ The bride-elect is a graduate of prospective, bridegroom’s grand­ pike Sliced Provoione U^99^ vath. The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate The bride-elect attended St. Deering High School and is parents are Margaret Boyle of Berlin. . Walker is the son of Joseph P. of East Catholic High School and Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing T%e bride-elect is a 1979 graduate '' He is an electronic warfare specialist and a 1978 employed ,by Denny’s Restaurant. Tudor Lane and the late J(dm M. Walker of Dennis, Mass, and the attended the University of Colorado. in Providence, R.L, and St. Mary’s of Prattsburg Central School and is graduate of Central Connecticut State College in New NBA Specials J Deli Specials* She is employed as a dental claims Boyle; and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence a junior majoring in English educa­ late Alice E. Walker. The prospective bridegroom is a Acadelny-Bayview in Riverside, &itain. The bride-elect is a graduate of processor for the Hartford In­ Peterson of Lockwood Street. tion at Keuka College. She is 1 i)R fJA U JFU Ll Y FULL HAIR STORE SLICED-COOKED graduate of Cormier High School in R.I. She is employed as a registered East Catholic High School, North surance Group. The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate employed part time by the Gold Seal *1 2 79 Canada. He is employed by New Bri­ nurse by Pawtucket Memorial, The prospective bridegroom is a of Cumberland High School and is a Prell Shampoo Roast Beef Adams State College and the Com­ Winery and the Chronicle Express. tain Machine. Hospital of Pawtucket, R.I. puter Processing Institute. She is 1977 graduate of Elast Catholic High senior majoring in elementary and The prospective bridegnxnn is a special education at Rhode Island employed by Control Data Corpora­ School and attended Northern A May 8 wedding at Kelly’s Steak The prospective bridegroom is a ' 1979 graduate of Manchester High 1 9 9 ASBOmtOVARICTIES-LAYER ASSORTED VARCTIES-RCAOY TO SPREAD 9 9 tion of Boston, Mass. Arizona University. He is employed House is planned. College. She is employed as a dance' graduate of Manchester High School, and is a firefighter and Pillsbury Coke Mixes Pillsbury Frostings instructor for the Cumberland Coitege Notes The prospective bridegroom is a as a supervisor for United Parcel School, Dartmouth CoUege, and the emergency medical techndan with I P.irh AUVARKTMS-MPONTEO COMSTOCK lb graduate of Dennis-Yarmouth High Service. Recreation Department. University of Connecticut School of the Eighth District. He Is employed Spigadoro Pasta Cherry Pie Filling 3 The prospective bridegroom is a School and Southeastern A M ay 2 i wedding at St. Medicine. He is employed as a resi­ by Southern New England DELICIOUS NUTRfTION Massachusetts University. He is co- Christopher’s Church In East Hart­ 1978 graduate of Cumberland High dent in obstetrics and gynecology at Telephone. jNPmHMATM 2 ^ 390 Nescafe Coffee Life Cereal STONE SUCEO ford is planned. Now you know School and will graduate from West Bay State Medical Center in A June, 1963 date has been set for Scope Mouthwash Mother Goose Liverwurst . 2 " ownef of J.P. Walker & Sons, Den­ LAUNONVOETCflQCNT FOOD STORAGE Point in May. He win train with the Springfield, Mass. Pair named to dean’s; list 75 count STORE S JC EO -aO HEIOELSeNQ nis, Mass. The longest coma on record — 37 the wedding. IXTMSTIMNBTN Fresh Start Baggies Bags A May 8 wedding is planned in Army Corps of Engineen at Fort -ak. • 0 ^ 2 1 " German Bologna years. 111 days — ended Nov. 2S, D a v i d BoUes of 150 Bush Hill Road and DavM Warner Tylenol Capsules , Belvoir,' Va. A June S wedding at St. ASSORTEO-TWOPLY _ Sacred Heart Chapel, Yar- 1978 when Tarpon, Fla., resident o f » Carpenter Road, Bolton were named to the dean's Ann Page Facial Tissue ZSSIS;" STORE SUCEO mouthport,.Mass. A November wedding in Margaret’s Church in Rumford, Bili»86anipooV2" «5xlH8hDelero.nt Muenster Cheese . 2 " Copper pennies are actually Elaine Esposito died, having lapsed Petersen-Niedzielski list for the fall semester at the Samuel I. Ward WffTE-TWOPLV ______The brid^lect is the sister of At­ Cumberland is planned. R.t. is planned. •- AUPURPOK bronze. A small percentage of zinc into the coma after surgery Aug. 6, Technical College, University of Hartford. - PRCSH-CREAMV torney Leonard Horvath of Mr. and Mrs. Russell PetOraoi of Baby Powder ’is l" Ajax Cleaner added to the copper creates an alloy. 1941. Potato Salad Manchester. 187 Tanner St. announce the engag^ ment of their daughtm, Darlene M. TAB -SPRITE OR BLUE RIBBON CHUNK UGHT IN W ATLR Petersen, to Beniard Nlediielski bf Marte Wins honors 338 Summit St. Ho is the son o f Mr. Paul Blarte has been named to the dean’i list for the Ajax Detergent Coca-Cola Pabst Beer Empress T una D o boys inherit superior math and Mrs. Anthmy Nledzielski of fall seuMSter at Emerson College in Boston. He la West Hartford. majoring in communication studieB. Stiiln line of 9,927 gifted boys' and girls in the anything other than differences in years have been looking for genetic The bride-elect la a graduate of WASHINGTON (UPI) — A panel raised and the toys they play with. 1 9 9 6 1 4 9 PnUitn Chips teaching and other outside in- of women researchers has disagreed seventh and eiglith grades showed “You can't b n ^ the differences factors that would account for Manchester High School and jTiQ nit ■ Plus case of 24-12-0/ sharply with a highly pubUcized there was a large difference in favor under the rug aqd ignore them,” Ms. fluoices. differences in mathentatical ability Manchester Community ObUege. Gale In ‘Who’s Who’ ; txilt'f's m Deposit 89^ cans plus deposit 79^7 report a year ago saying boys are of boys in mathematical abiUty. B e n b o w ^ d said in an Interview. “There is no way the genetic between boys and girls “ and none She's employed at Pr^sure Blast better than girls in math reasoning Ms. Benbow said then that the “ We’ve got to accept It and see what explanation could begin to explain has been found.” Manufacturing Co. Inc. of TM Lea Gain of 282 Kennedy Road baa been named to m en imcnvE nsiwMv w sh nim t THt noHT to limit s a l e s and to c o r r ec t tyroqraphical e r r o r s . ITEMS FOR SALE NOT TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. and something more than social fac­ reasons for male superiority were we can do to make the situation the differences we find,” said Nancy Russo, of the American M a n c^ te r. “ Who’s Who ArooAg Students In Ameriban Univeraeties MANGHiSTER tors is responsible. not understood, but may be the better.” Elizabeth Fennema of the Universi­ Psychological Association, said the and CoUi^<” nJOAy BURR CORNERS Camilla Benbow and Julian. result of a combination of inborn But the panel at the recent annual ty of Wisconsin. report by the Johns Hopkins The prospective bridegroom Is Ms. Gale, a senior at Wagner O olite, Is a aoddogy Stanley of Johns Hopkins University factors such as hormonal or brain meeting of the American Associa­ Anne C. Petersen of the Michael researchers represents a “ 19th cen­ employed as a technioal andyst at and paydMdogy qiajar. She recently spent a semester S t a n a i^ Inc. of Windaor. ' had reported in Science magazine differences and environmental fac­ tion for the Advancement of Science Reese Medical Center at the Univer­ tury approach^’ to explaining the ■tadytng at Wagnw't campni in B regm , AustrU. An October wadding is planned. that a study of aptitude test results tors such as the way children are voiced strong disagreement that sity of Chicago said researchers for differences. i ¥ Y* MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Feb. 13. 1982 - 17_ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Feb. 18, 1982 TV Saturday Daytime TV 'Reels is leading ROCKY eommlaalonar ol human oppotiunl- lias, eomplataly obaaaaad by sax, Movla (Wad.)'Days Of Fury* Rocky (Sylvester Stallone) V H o o a Programming MOMNNO ralataa hla Irustrating axparlanoaa _ SX)0 Movla 'BoaulllulBul Broka' tohia paychlatrlst. (R) (2 hra.) marries Adrian (Talla Shire) 0 BannyIMIBbow 6:00 8(MON.), 'Good Humor Man' (TUE.). W Nl^tooiis O Wortd Of L«ir«l And Hardy and also has a rematch with _ •:30 ■Walking Hills' (WED.), 'Blaokwall race for Oscars 0 Laural And Hardy 6:20 d) Mavis-(Drama)*** “ Loat champ Apollo Creed (Carl Story' (THUR.), 'CNppar BMP' (FRt.) ( D H a w t D slall” 1B74 JaokNIoholaon. 0 F t m B y F a a d 6:90 Weathers) in "Rocky 11.” The (D Community Calandar THE PARENT TRAP Randy Quald. Two ahora patrrt man 13:30 (EUfidardoo show a shy sailor tha tact a ol Wa on exciting sequel to the original ww • * * I VaondAndTbaRaatlaaa OKX) 0 MombioPri]^ By Vernon Scott Lieutenant’s Woman.” Brian Keith and Maureen way 10 a Navy prison. (2 hra.) thriller will be telecast for the irnmn'tHops Doetara Beatty has now been nominated 10 , entsttakimaat TMa Waak first time on network TV 0 Today's Woman UPl Hollywood Reporter ) PatlamaFor LMng O'Hara star as a divorced coupie Hamaaa Racing From Yonkaru i(Tus.)'8ayonata' times in five different categories. 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Burgess Meredith Is also fea­ (1 )0 ABMyCliBdrsn daughters, in Walt Disney's "The Pam Dawbar, Roaamary Cloonay, ~ Prp-ColabrItyOolfila b rI ty O : (Tua.) dozen Academy Award nominations, and , matched only by Orson Welles. • x^ H to n finds a long-loat madman CartRakwr.BhallayDuvanandDana tured as Rocky's trainer. d ) Tie Tae Dough In tpaoa about to axplora a 'black Parent Trap," to be broadcast on M tS I v S o o o w All-Blar BporttCballanga “ On Golden Pond’’ brought the ailing Miss Hepburn is the only performer to - Plato, plus an anaambla company C H ECK LISTINGS FOR EXAtXT TIME I Htm lar'aaaldBplaoda^ a a l d ' l i 11 hota'. (Ratad PQ) (116 mlna.) 0 H oi a d .) E S P N U S p o r la F o r u m iS l Nawa First natworknawa of tha “The CBS Saturday Night including Paul Raubana and Banny a d .) M ovla (T H U R .j'T h a Baal Henry Fonda his first best actor nomina­ win three Oscars for leading roles. 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INI n«Mw IImn4u k s 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Feb. IS. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Feb. U. 1062 - 19 Center events Religious Services Wiimlo WinUo — Henry Raduta and J.K;S.

Events scheduled next week at Center Congregational fsiVEZAFEK WHV' WINNIE.., PIPN'T I Churhh are as follows: A ndover 10:30 aim.. Morning worahip, IN FACT, HE Sunday — 8:30 a.m. 9th Grade Confirmation, Robbins nuraary provided. Astro^graph A o a s r TELL )OU ZAFER HAS SRADUATEP Crossword CHURCH OF THE Ra ZARENE, 0 AMR MAKES FIRST CONQREQATIONAL TRAINING AS A H0CW1 Room; 10 a.m. 7th and 8th Grades, Federation Room. 238 Main S t Rev. Neal* McLain, A STKANSE CHURCH of Andover, UCC, 1 PBtsomLaearewtY? aus/tmss Monday —Church office closed. 6;S0 p.m. Grace Rout* 8 at Long HHI Road. Rav. senior pastor; Rev. George Em- KEOUEsr OF mltt, minister of vIsItaMon and 1 Group dinner and program, Robbins and Federation Richard H. Taylor, pastor, 9:30 tw vw e... a x i ^ e / outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday rooms. a.m. Church school; 11 *.m. ACR088 48.Gotf kola Antwsr to Previout PunI* school; 10:45 a.m., worahip. begin to see th* nrst evktonoe worship asrvlca with nurtary, 51 Sea mammal Tuesday —6:30 p.m. Sacred Dance, Messanine; 7:30 children’s church and nuraery; 7 of Rtoday. uciLiuaauuu coffae hour attar aarvio*. A parson of kifluanoe wW bs a 1 You (Fr.) 52 High intansity p.m. Department of Fellowship, Robbins Room. p.m., evening eervice, nuraery. kw factor in h a l^ you C A N cn (dm* ai-didy a ) m S What (It) light beam situation* whar* thara is an Wednesday —10 a.m. Bethany Group, Rohbins Room; CALVARY CHURCH achlavs a Mghsr atstus In tha 8 Slush 56 Cslasdal elament of chance kivolvad. Bolton (Assemblies of God), 847 E Mid­ year ahsad. You wM also have 12AII(prsfix) 58 Plaver'spart 7 p.m. Library Committee, Library; 7:30 p.m. Chancel Lady Luck tends to favor you dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L tortunats dealing* with other* 13 Rumsn 60 Cross CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 today. However, she's not apt Ctoir, Choral Room. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., eho can opan tha right doors 14 Angsrsd inicription Habron Road. Th* F|*v. J. Clifford to back outlandish gamblas. Thursday —7:30 Church Council, Robbins Room. Sunday schc^; 10:30 a.m., eer- (or you. 16 Rstrsat 61 Compass Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at U O (daly S t-A e g . 22) Preae a o O a m u s (dan. zg-Tsb. I t ) A 16 Shaking in point Saturday —3 p.m. Sacred Dance Rehearsal and vlc* of worship; 8:80 p.m., tor closing* today H you have S p.m.; Sunday mssaa* at 7:30, of compaUtlon may be tsrror 62 Balli Potluck, ^nctuary and Robbins Room. evening service, ' bn any propoaHlon* hariiBlng fke □ □ n QEin 9:15 and 11 a.m. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN required today to bring out 18 Go in . 63 Asian country BOLTON UNITED METHODIST which you toal coukt be to your UUblClDn □ □ □ u u u )four batter quamiea. Whan you CHURCH, (LC A ), 40 Pitkin S t benefit once you have a firm 20 Mao ____ 64 Chop □ D D B D n n iD D CHURCH, 1040 Boston TurnpIKa. begin to really try, you’l sens* Motloys Crow — Templeton & Forman Rav. Burton D. Strand, paator. commitmant. lung 65 Undiluted,as □ □ □ d h u d id d Rav. Marjorl* HHea; pastor. 9:30 Lady Luck’s ptesano*. Pradic- 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Com m u­ VBMO (Aug. 30-BapL 22) You 21 Bsari liquor a.m., church school; 11 a.m., tion* of what's In ator* for you ISJ y nion, nuraery care provided; 10 have th* aMHty today to away 22 Italian Substitute priest worship sarvloa, nuraary. In each season following your a.m. Sunday School through odiara to your way of thinking, ' alRnnstlvs DOWN 16 Irritata 41 Gaudy . ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Hrth data and whar* your kick grade 8 In clasaroom wing. or to oonvkio* them Uvw TRUAUN, I HATE TO SEE YOU MIKE/ WHAT'^RE 23 Spoils 24 Lacquarsd 42 Paek^ CHURCH. Boston TurnpIKa. Rav. and cpportunttlas Ha are In St. John's Polish Nationai Catholic Church at 23 UNITARIAN UNIVERBAUST buy what you have to DOING,,, 25 Greak latter 1 Field mouu metalware r, ■ m-:. ^ t ’r;:-; ' John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. your new Astro-Graph. MaH t1 MOPIM6 AROUND THE HOUSE you 45 Allay____ SO CIETY; East, 153 W . Vernon 28 Mortgage 2 Arabian 25 Shekared Golway St., will have a substitute priest for its 10:30 Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., tor each to Astro-Graph, Box ALL ALONE//. DIDN'T eO M BBO P/, OUT HERE 47 Mosas' U M U fSapL SOOet 22) Your 30 Court cry tarritory nook Nursary program and coffae St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 489, Radio CHy Station, N.Y. SAY ♦MISERY LOVES COAPW'? a.m. mass Sunday. flnanew and rhatarlal aspects 34 Eviction 3 Whole brother w ^ minister. 10:30 a.m., Servloa. 10019. Be aura to apoMfy Mrlh 26 Eight (Fr.) The Rev. Stanley M. Loncoler will say mass. The Rev. fellowship. look very promising today, but 36 Road 4 It father to 48 Spring BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL TRINITY COVENANT WAITIN' 27 Doesn't ^ it you'H have to b ea b le to reoog- 37 Grape plant 5 300, Roman 49 Forearm bon* Walter Hyszko is away. There will be only one mass CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St naciB ffak ZtGtaNh 20) w POP/ FDR (cont) Rev. Norman E. Swenaan, paetor; nlz* your opportunitiaa and act SPINOZA. 38 Animal of tha 6 Zoom 29 Iridium 50 Fir* (prefix) Sunday. ' , ; • j-;"**' Road at the Green. iRav. J. Stan­ Salact aetMtIas today that par- uponthamwissly. cat family 7 Inventor ton Conovsr, minister; 9:30 a.m., Milton Nllson, assistant paator. 8 mn you to move around both symbol 53 Painful B c o n n o (O e L 2841**. 22) T o » Heruld photo by Tarquinlo and 11 *.m.. worship services, mentally and phyaksaty. Yqu’H 40 Feminine Thomai___ worship service, Sunday School, begin wHh, yoii'ieiiol th* type SPINOiA (lufhx) 8 Ruisisn ' 31 Korean border 54 Island in the nursery lor Infants; 9:25 Sunday leal bettor If you giva your mbid nursery; 10:30 a.mJ Coffee Hour who goes unnotload In a crow d.' river Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; and body a workout SAID 41 Hereditary fighter plane Mtditorrinean In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. Today, your preaanoe wW be 32 Seth's son CHURCH OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW, MANCHESTER 6:30 p.m. evening servloa. AM U manh 2i-Aprt ig) THAT factor 9 Rainbow 55 Musical Conference set Forum Program. oven more strongly tolt without 33 Greek letter ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL This could ba a rather kiriky 43 Our country 10 Divorce having to try. 35 Swarm symbol CHURCH, Park and Church day lor you, but not naeaaaarlly tobbr.) capital BAGlfTAIWja (Nev. 224)00. 38 Atop 57 Wrong (prefix) Coventry streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ from areas In which you’ve 44 Groan 11 Nervous Trinity Covenant Church will present a Spiritual A A A C C N g WS 21) Basically you're very kind 36 Compartment 58 Unused son, recto.r; Rev. Alan J. akaedy dona soma spadswork. 46 Seals note 17 New (prefix) .Awakening Conference Monday at 7:30 p.m. with COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN and generous, and these Broadhesd, mlstant to th* rec­ New ground wM ba broken. CHURCH. Route 44;A and Trow­ bnpuls** wW be pronounced Richard Burr, guest speaker. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moaar. TAUMtf (Aprt 2»4llay m WortePs OraatMt Superharoas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, today. Secretly doing things for Burr is director of "Here’s Life, World” of Campus assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. Any ImpOHant mattora which pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. other* wN Mveyou great joy. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ you nagoflat* today ahouki . Crusade for Christ, International, as well as director worship: 10:45 a.m. Sunday CAPMCOM (fi*o.2»4*n. It) 12 13 14 Food collection in schools vice and Eucharist with church turn out favorabW tor a l, aape- and vice president of the Oxford Association for Today you may rtdiaoover how school; 7 p.m. Bible study and d a ly If you aas thing* from th* #WHAT'& THie. YOU’VE WEN A S A P ^ THE PEOPLE r WORK FOR'VE SENT' school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharlat. asssntlsl It la to be hopeful Research in Revival and Spiritual Awakening. He will fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. othantoraon's point of view. ALU ABOUT-?/ D O y . MR. KENT-- ME TD MAKE C BK m tH )OU PON’T j 15 16 17 Holy communion every ragardkig llw outcome of an prayer meeting. OnMlI (Mag tl-Jero 20) ASK anymore, shall we say... speak on the Biblical principles of Revival. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Important event. Positive STCKINSIDURIOSe PRINCE PEACE SomalMng advantagaoua la A free-will offering will be taken. There will be a 5:30 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST thoughts kisUgato affirmative 18 19 20 21 LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 developing concerning your fills our Emergency Pantry action*. CHURCH. 1226 Main S t Rev. Dr. p.m. pastor and wives supper meeting before the con­ and North River Road. Rev. W. H. work or career. You iM ^ George W. Webb, Rav. Laurence FW toFAFsnBfTSieiast Assrt) 22 23 24 ference. Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worahip Frances Idzkowski, Viola school: 10:15 a.m.. worship ser­ This column is prepared suggesting a month in provide expensive protein vice. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 by the Manchester Area food always in short supply Kress, and to our good ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route ” ^MANUEL LUTHERAN which to carry out a food CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Conference of Churches for drive. Several weeks and so much needed by friends in A ARP (Chapter 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor: 34 35 36 Emanuel events 1275) for their generous Rev. John L. Suprenant. streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson publication weekly in the before the assigned collec­ people who are already and the Rav. Michael R. contributions to the Fuel associate pastor. Saturday Manchester Herald. tion date, the group is sent living on diets starch heavy masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks, Bridge 37 38 39 Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church next Bank, and to Ekldie Kuhl Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, a check list marking those and protein short. masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 week are as follows. By Nancy Carr pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. items currently in short and Company at Concordia a.m. 40 41 42 43 Sunday — 12:30 p.m. Intern Support Potluck Lunch; 1 Executive Director Lutheran Church who SECOND CONQREQATIONAL Worship service: 9:45 a.m. supply in the pantry (usual­ Volunteers Church School, Adult Forum, Bi­ p.m. Rebecca Circle Skating Party; 1:30 p.m. Widows- CHURCH, (United Church of 47 Manchester Area ly peanut butter, protein turned over all the ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 A 44 45 ♦6 . Widowers Potluck LLunch: 6:30 p.m. Junior High A very dedicated group Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Conference of foods, cefeals and fruits.) proceeds from the Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. a.m. worship service. of women working with NORTH UNITED METHODIST bavy?a Law James Schumeister 52 53 54 55 : Youth Group Valentine Party. Churches Religious congregations luncheon they prepared for Church school for all ages; 11 For duplicate players 48 49 50 51 <■ Monday — 7:30 p.m. Property Committee. Lucy Desmond manages to the Manchester Hospital a.m., worship service (child care CHURCH. 300 Parker St. The and community Rev. Richard W. Dupee, pastor. 9 Tuesday — 9 a.m. Staff Meeting; 10 a.m. Old Guard— Over 800 men, women, keep collections sorted, Auxiliary. Thank you good provided). 56 57 58 59 organizations participating FIRST CONQREQATIONAL a.m. Adult Bible elaes and Sooth is In a dneh six- I All retired men of the community are invited. and children received food shelves stocked, and food nursery: 10 a.m. Worship and include St. Bartholomew, folks, that was enough to CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 spade contract North bad ueriT60AiC/UP Wednesday — 1:30 p.m, Lydia Circle; 7:16 p.m. dispensed to hungry peo­ Church School and nurary. NOR’TH 0114) tried to get to seven, but set­ 50Me^ SUN FOR/ 60 61 62 for three to five days last St. James, the Zipser Club, cover two minimum Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, ' Conway Diet; 7:30 p.m. Toastmasters; Worship & year through the MACC ple, Diane Longchamps, deliveries. Bless you. A minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School Coffee fellowship following the ♦ Q98 tled (or the small sliun after PHOTOSYN­ Temple Beth Sholom, service. VKI he found that the Uog of 63 64 65 Music; 9:30 a.m. New England Synod Secretaries; 6:30 Emergency Pantry, at 21 Grace Holman, Margie quick look at the book at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. THESIS. p.m. Bible Study, Jeff Henricks — leader, at Linda Unitarian Universalists, Muldoon, Leona Lavery Worship service, nursery care SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ♦ iXJUtI trumps WM held by his _S percent increase over the shows we have guaranteed provided In Church Lane House. CHURCH, 385 N. Main St Rev. 6K) opponents. He held the other American Legion, ISennet staff the pantry on a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Hoog’s; 7:30 p.m. Emanuel Choir; 7:30 p.m. Advisory number fed in 1980. 22 oil deliveries in January Dr. James D. MacLauohlln, WEST EAST thm kings and Blackwood Junior High, Church of the regular basis with Virginia pastor. 10 a.m. worship service Committee. We were able to keep Nazarene, Manchester and the first week of M anchester OltS OKIO bad discovered that South Thursday — 10 a.m. Prayer Group; 11:15 a.m. Care & Skiff and Doris Marchaud and church school; 11 a.m. W10974S WQd5 didn’t hold any UnoL pace with this increase, February alone plus fellowship hour. High School, Jaycee Wives, GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. 074 0 Q I5 South wins the heart lead Visitation; 3:45 p.m. ^ Ile Choir; 6:30 p.m. NO thanks to the large food on emergency stand by. several outright grants and CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CONFIRMATION CLASSES; 7:30 p.m. Basketball prac­ Manchester Citizens for Right now we are looking 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 OJII OQ10I75 in dummy and leads the drives now carried on each small loans. Woosh. Pray a.m., Sunday aohool; 7 p.m., CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. Social Responsibilities, Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior SOUTH eight of spades. 1- tice. year by the schools in for a volunteer to help staff for warm weather. goapel maeting. CELEBRITY CIPHER Trinity Covenant, St. pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, OAd754 the expert class Friday — Scout Paper Drive through Sunday — call the MACC Emergency FULL GOSPEL Calabrtty Ciphar cryptograma an craatad from quotattona by famous paopla, past Nvember and December. assodata pastor; Rev. CIHIord O. WA8S all East players and praaant. Each (attar In tha dphar stands for snothar. Todiy’s due: U squats D . Bridget, 8th Utilities Human Needs INTERDENOMINATIONAL Bruce Johnson (649-1160), or Joe Colletti (649-3263) if Thousands of non- Pantry at Center Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 OSS would make the routine iday District Auxiliary, South CHURCH, 745 Main St, Rev. you are not on the regular list. Congregational Church a.m. Worship srvloe, sanctuary: GA84 of the 10 spot South Wonla perishable food items were Our thanks to Edith Philip Saundera, mlnlater. 10:30 United Methodist, Com­ every other Tuesday from 10 10 a.m. Church Sohool. win with the Jadt, lay doem Saturday — 10 a.m. Folk Group — singers and collected by the students at Waterfield for a most a.m., pralae, worahip aarvic* and Vulnerable;^ Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence guitarists; 8 p.m. Basketball — Emanuel vs. St. Isaac munity Baptist, a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers his ace and go about the Manchester High School, Manchester Community generous donation to our Bible atudy; 7 p.m ., daUvarance Dealer Sooth huslnees of setting up the "DTDDQ FMR GAS DTRG Jogues at Illing; 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anon}mous in Luther Howell Cheney Technical work in pairs, so please aarvloa. NOTth EM diamonds to come out with Services Council, North Human Needs Fund. I real­ FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 Hail, Emanuel Lutheran CJiurch, 60 Church St. call the MACC office 649- I t IT'S BEST THAT HES School and the social ly need just to spend a Lake St. Rav. Jama* Bellaaov, anoyertriA T THBSB 5H0ULP BB United Methodist, St. 26 Paaa I t CAOSHT. SOME OF US studies classes at Bennet 2093 if you could give six whole column talking pattdr, 0:30 a.m., Sunday achool; Venus Now M’s tee what hap­ ALL THE BLANKBTB Mary’s Episcopal Church 4NT Peas I t YOU’LL N E E D TO N IG H T. HAVE TO FALL VERY LOW hours a month to helping us 10:30 a.m., worahip aarvlca; 7 pens If East plays bis Ung X8MBGEHBC FTDMZ EZ GAS FTICU. Junior High. Many of the about what is happening THE EIETBR5 ARB SO b e f o r e w a n t im to Women, Grange No. 31, p.m,, evening aarvio*, Venus is covered with a 5NT Paaa I t iMt^ofUs w elementary schools also feed the 30 adults and 26 HAPPY YOU. HELPED CLIM E T H E m o u n t a i n . out there to those on low in­ CHURCH OF THE I t Paaa Paaa South wins with Us ace Nazarene schedule Kiwanis , Center children who pass through dense, white, cloudy at­ US. WU'RB THE FIRST HE'LL BE FINE NOW. collected food: Highland comes, particularly fixed ASSUMPTION, Adama Street at and thinks awhile. Then be Park, Keeney, Buckley, Congregational, UNICO, our doors every month. mosphere that conceals PERSON FROM THE and the Jaycees. ’ow incomes. I’m begin­ Thompaon Road, Rev, Edward S, whatever is below it. This comes to the condusloo that OUT5IPE WH05 EVER The following events have been scheduled next week Our heartfelt thanks to Papin, paator, Saturday maaaaa W*8t is still bolding the 10 E FMZGSU QT X8 VBRG CEW8 Verplanck come to mind, ning to grit my teeth even same cloud reflects Opening lead: ¥l0 STAYED WITH VA. at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. though I’m sure I’m mis­ Lucy, the volunteers, and at 5 and 7:30 p^m,; Sunday and two little trumps. So be TH A T’S MOW THANK­ when I’m asleep and rant maaaaa at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and sunlight so efficiently that leads a small trump and FUL THEY ARB. Monday — 11 a.m. CTiapel service for The Cornerstone sing someone. These to the staff at Center and rave at poor unsuspec­ Christian School. Monthly givers Congregational Church, 11:46 a,m, when Venus is favorably plays dummy’s nine. East community-wide drives ting bureaucrats and 9 to 5 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST situated, it is the third By Oswald Jaeeby takeahlslO. ASI.” — CTI8GGM CQZZ Tuesday — 2 p.m. Service at Crestfield Convalescent Four churches. Second Esther Maidment and OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- provide the basic food social workers. We’ve brightest object in the sky and Alan Seatag South will still clear the Home, 3 p.m. Service at Vernon Manor, 7:30 p.m. Sams stock for the pantry Ckingregational, Concordia Joyce Kennard, and John always had people living aide Street and Hlllatown Road, diamonds to make six, but Wendal K, Walton, bishop, 8:30 — exceeded only by the sun & Sals meeting with Dr. Van Hoewyk, The Oimerstone throughout all the rest of Lutheran, Emanuel Murphy, who have put up through hard and troubled, Today’s hand ii of intereat will And that he hu very Christian School board meeting. a,m„ Prieathood and Rallel and the moon. few match points, if any. the year. Lutheran, and South with so much with grace, even tragic times in our Society-, 11:15 a,m „ Sacrament to match point duplicate PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"W hen you know who you are and you Wednesday — 7 p.m. Children’s Caravan, 7:30 p.m. players only. (NZUSPAFBI BfimPIUSI ASSN.) A calendarized food sup­ Methodist, and one Com­ patience, and a lot of midst. But never so many Meeting. Allay Cop — Dave Graue realize what you can do. you can do things better at forty than Midweek prayer service, (Cancel Choir rehearsal. All port system was es­ munity service organiza­ caring, and the good people and with suqh shrinking S ALVA TIO N ARM Y, 881 Main Concrete idea when you're twenty." —' Shirley Maclaine day fasting and prayer. at Center who have housed St. Capt. and Mra. Arthur tablished several years tion, the Manchester public add private Carlaon, corpa officer*. 9:30 *.m., In 1824, an English YtXJ LOSE.OOP.' LOOKS f ^turday — 9 a.m. Cromwell visitation. ago. Twenty-eight Junior Women’s CHub are the pantry since its opening Sunday' achool; 10:45 a.m., T L L f l i p F IR S T! resources.. . bricklayer, Joseph As|>din, Pop —• Ed Sullivan LIKE YOU PULL! ^ pi churches and community now scheduling a once-a- 7 y « rs ago. hollneaa meeting; 6 pun., open- My personal thanks to invented Portland cement, organizations are sent month special food collec­ John Kennedy for retur­ air meeting; 7 p.m., aah/aUon tion to help us keep up with meeting, named after a lookallke THAT WAS A lOVEUi' YOU'RE SO SMART, Kit ‘n’ Carlyla — Larry Wright postcards once' a year Fuel Bank ning the envelope mis­ UNITED PENTECOSTAL Prayer day slated asking them to participate the increased need for stone on the Isle of VALENTINE SOUAWTE r WAS AFRAIP MOU'P placed last week. CHURCH, 187 Woodbridga St. Portland. This comprises ME, PRISCILLA-. THINK IT WAS KINP and, in order to insure a food. Such dedicated giving Contributions continue to Rav. Marvin Stuart, mlnlater. 10 Next week — Annual 98 percent of cement made TO MY BEST F1Z1ENI7- OF PUAAB.' steady siipply of food. makes it possible for us to drift in. Our thanks to Meeting. a.m.,. Sunday achool; 11 a.m., The Church Women United in Manchester will sponsor worahip; 8:30 p.m., prayer; 7 in the United States. A GOSH a local celebration of the World Day of Prayer on March p.m., worahip. high-quality cement, it is 5 at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 eVeR.'SiNce WONifiN DeciDeb Religion in America Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, made by pulverizing The celebration will begin with Bible study groups at limestone and clay, bur­ IfteiR Pl^Ceft^fTiN'rHC tt-KHCN : 10:30 a.m. Participants are asked to bring a sandwich paator. 10:30 a.m., worahip aer- vlca, nuraery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday ning the mixture and grin­ AFre& AO, i-ft for lunch at noon. Pie and coffee will be served. achool; 7 p.m.. Informal worahip. ding it into a fine powder. At 1 p.m. a worship service for World Day of Prayer ' HA|2De&ANbH(«)eR.f»05 ST. JOHN’S POLISH When sand, gravel and will be held in the sanctuary. Child care will be NATIONAL CATHOUC CHURCH, K im M STo Ffeb. '. provided. Three big Lutheran bodies 23 Golway St. Rav. Waltef A. water are added, it makes Frank and Ernaat — Bob Thaves Hyazko, paator. 9 e.m., maaa In concrete. All women are invited to this ecumenical gathering Engllah; 10:30 a.m ., maaa In . for fellowshop and prayer. Engllah and Pollah. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S Elaine Holcomb of 33 View St. is president of Church WHEN IT COMES TO EKCEPTTHAT Z t h in k X Women United in Manchester. a step closer to merger CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn- hike. Rev. Martin J. Scholakj, H ir : FRIENPSHIR THERE SP EU .EP iNTeRpoFnD ONE The annual Day of Prayer services unite millions of paator. Saturday maaa at 5 p.m.; ISNTATHINGI NOT OF THEIR people on six continents as they gather to pray during a Sunday maaa** at i8:30, 10 and BIIU COULP TELL >700 ■ 24-hour period for reconciliation and peace. By David E. Anderson United Methodist Church. ' could be derailed hut add, “It’s not 11:30 a.m. I 8 li4 U (S PEl I6 I0 U 5 The theme of this year’s service is “The People of UPl Religion Writer A nnajor concern that emerged likely.” ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. C e n iM O M ^l God: Gathered for Worship, Scattered for Service.” The William F. Carroll, Rpv. Franola V. from the recent meeting of the Com­ Sentiment at the grass roots level KrukowakI, Rev. Robert. Bur­ S \ text of the service was written by women of Ireland, Leaders of three major Lutheran bank, team mlnlatryj Rev, Edward bodies in the United States have mittee on Lutheran Unity is how to is overwhelmingly in favor of both north and south. integrate the bureaucracies of the m erger. J. Reardon. Saturday maaaaa at 5 taken a major step toward eventual and 7:30 p.m.; Sunqay maaaaa at The offering taken at the celebration goes to Intercon­ three groups with a particular con­ Bishop David. Preus, president of 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and For oanturlea prevailing tinental Grants by which the United Women carries out merger — perhaps by 1987. ' But the process underscores a cern for the future of staff people the American Lutheran Church and at 5 p.m: torma of ChrleUanNy reduoed its stewardship by grants to a wide variety of programs ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 major truth of the ecumenical during “the p ^ o d of forming a new one of the more reluctant unionists, man to th* level of a worm, a throughout the world. churti.” said the leadership “will make a Main SL Rav. Philip A. Sheridan worthlea* reprobate, an In- OaWtTWA.»to..TliH>a»USS*A6tMOR movement:'’The obstacles to unity and Rav. Emilio P. Padelll, co- oorrlglbla ainnar. Such *aH- Under the proposal adopted by the commitment to work at this until we paatora. Saturday maaaaa at 5 are as much bureaucratic and danlgratlan lad to th* axtreme committee, versions of which have get it done.” and 7:30 p.m; Sunday maaea* at 'Tha Born Loaar — Art Sansom organizational as they are matters of monaatleism and vartou* 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. been under discussion for the last Noting that 1966 is the target date, forin* of whipping th* lleah of faith and doctrine. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 847 four years, the conventions of each he added, “If we run into difficulties Into Nn*. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormicI Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. VFW to play bingo "WS have made an unbelievable of the denominations will be asked Tolland Turnpike. Tueaday: amount of progress,” said Bishop we will take longer.” Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m,; WaL,mL,mLr\^)ELL,WgLL, 6W(ZOLL'/,I'VB (ieVBP. James Crumley, head of the in September to form another group Ttiuraday: Theocratic School SEEKi 'tou L00KIM(52 BETTgRl^ t h a t AW'toWe A5 AiUU6? VFW Post 2046 and its Ladies Auxiliary will meet — a 70-member commission' ‘for the (apeaking oouraa), 7:30 p.m,; Reformation loader* /SCCORPINdTbtXlRFDaSS look a t 'tool <2Crr W OLD Lutheran Church in America. “And rajectad physical illsciplln* a* AS I IS IK) su<:h Monday at 6:15 p.m. at the Post Home, 606 E. Center St. purpose of'plailning, developing and Service Meatind (mlnlatry PtHCEUT OF THE CFTi mdR6 B c ^ iw THe IsJOSlRBg] while some knotty issues will con­ training), 8:18 p.fn.; Sunday: a means to acosptano* with and from there will go to Rocky Hill Veteran’s Hospital reconunending” to the s^rate Valentines FUTTiNd dklMMkLS IN '. l/r’ \ , B p 6 0 g r aaxY H EA im 1 tinue to rise, we are making sure Public Bible Lactuih, 9:30 a.m.; Qod, but they retained the WITH A PREPICTEP ERWXt OF for recreational bingo. churches the “necessary actions” Watchtower Study, no-,28. ” .*1 Members are needed to attend and to make there are means to solve these ' Cantlnued front page 13 concept* of Inherited guW nas OK MIW16 TEN peront; for merger. ZION EVANGELICAL end total rsprobatton. Qod THAT MEANS EVEN bb PERCENT problems.” V ' LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlaaourl sandwiches. Sandwiches may be left at the Post Home. It will be that conunission that *611 wa* portrayed a* vindlo- There are few significant presents, to help her celebrate Synod), Cooper and High atraata. OFTHELAWBREAKERd LIKE tlva, harah, and unsym­ will be charged with developing a her 99th birthday. Rev. Chari** W. Kuhl, paator, 9 THE IDEA! WHEN WE theological differences among the pathetic with u* In our’ three Lutheran bodies planning to common theological statement Mrs. Stevenson and her hus­ e.m., Dhrln* worahip; 10:18 a.m AiPJUtfTTHE - Sunday School and Youth Forum. struggle agalnslaln. PACTA merge, although each have a expressing the new body’s Lutheran band went back to Ireland in 1936 faith,- hopefully for review and ac­ Holy Communion f|r*t and third somewhat different concept of how and stayed for 10 years. While in Sunday. Memorial mass set tion by the three, church’s 1964 con­ UtU* wondar paopto g iW a church body ought to be structured Ireland she worked in a linen mill CHURCH OP CijRlST, Lydall to cringe from the very vention. and Vernon atra^a. Eugene — an organizational as well as theught of Gcd. WhH* God In­ doing Work sim ilar to that she did Brewer and Steve Hott, mlnMara. Winthrop — Dick Cavalli St. Bartholomew Boy Scout Troop 362 will dedicate dulges no trMliig with his Scout Sunday to Edward J. Ward, founder and first theologicid. issue. ’Then, in 1966, the com m ission in the silk mill in Manchester. Sunday **rvlo*« 8 'a.m . SIM* NO.GOPMEP ChunA bodies involved in the dis­ should have in place for review hy She. said she doesn’t really claaaaa; 10 * jn . worahip; 8 p.m. reveiatton hi Sorlptur* (Gal. ^ - scoutmaster of the troop, with a memorial mass Sunday 1:8-9), he 'consider* man ■ THE OOTTEBS \ MR. f=RAl_e/ » \ ANPTHATfeMV ^ 5 T A M R E P E '. cussions Include the Lutheran the denominations, proposed ar­ have any hobbies because, “I worahip. Wedneeday; 7 p.m . B l- ( 0 BALXCONte J at 10 a.m. at St. Bartholomew Church. Church in America, the American always bad to work and never M* etudy. Nuraary provided for all worth th* Ufa of his Son. He HAD A FIRE 1 RE-SHINeUNQ- ticles of Incorporation, constitution aarvio**. ever remains our loving IN THEIR / HlflPCOF,AND E Y E V IE W O F / Ward devoted 25 years to the scouting prt^ram on the had time for them.” troop, district and council levels. He was awarded the Lutheran Church and the Associa­ and bylaws and arrangement^ for FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Father, longing tor and avar CHIMNEY L THE OHAFMAANO' THE NE\A«L^^ Silver Beaver by the National Boy Scouts of America tion of Evangelical Lutheran phasing out the present churches. Although she loves her home on SC IEN TIST, 447 N. 1 ^ S t 10:30 ewalUng our turning to turn LA©TNItiaAf,wi,

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DKAK ABBY : In the leave the father’s identity how inconsiderate and un­ last year I have been in-doubt. You’ve been lawful they are, but they arrested twice for drugs. lucky so far. Don’t press don’t care. Confront them You can cut chances of IRS audit Im 15. ^bout four weeks your luck. in the act and demand they ago, the minister from our Dear Abby either get a “ pooper out of every five years, you’re OK.' church stopped me and scooper” and use it, or be This year, the odds that your income tax return will be CAN YOU COMPUTE your tax returns’s DIF reported to the animal con­ score? No way, Buxbaum emphasizes. He notes that the 9) Business automobile expenses. Many taxpayers asked if we could sit down Abigail Van Buren DKAK ABBY: Please audited by the Internal Revenue Service ate the lowest and talk. I was s ca r^ and trol authorities. A stiff fine DIF is the IRS’ most closely guarded secret because "if claim they use their car for business more than they ac­ comment on people who in recent memory, if not the lowest on record. will clean up their act in a taxpayers could figure out in advance what their score tually do. Whether you claim the “ automatic mileage” made up some excuse, so allow their dogs to run The reason: Due to budget cuts and attrition within Your hurry. rate or take actual expenses for your business car, this he Said he would call me free, leaving their deposits the' agency, the number of IRS auditors has actually was, they could adjust their returns accordingly and sometime in case I Money's never fear an audit.” But Buxbaum says there are two deduction always is a hot audit item. on everyone’s lawns but dropped abrat 10 percent since 1976, while the number of 10) Home office deduction. Because of the great abuse changed my mind. He is their owners’. Long Forms 1040 and Short Forms 1040A has increased good ways t o . reduce your audit chances: talk to me, or was he Just off-again affair with my Worth in this area, this write-off carries a very high audit, super nice and seems so CONFIDENTIAL TO by about the same percentage. And as long as President First, if any of your deductions are unusually large being nice? husband’s brother. (He’s trigger potential. Keep strict records so you can meet understanding. This problem is not YOU: Today is St. Valen­ Reagan’s government hiring freeze remains in effect, Sylvia Porter this year — say a $10,000 hospital bill for m ajor su rg es NO NAME OR TOWN, the IRS’ str;ngent requirements. I’ve changed my mind married too). Nobody restricted to any “class” t i n e ’ s D a y , s o b e a there simply won’t be enough auditors to handle the or a $20,000 theft loss when your house was ransacked — PLEASE and think I should talk with suspects a thing. of neighborhood. I just sweetheart and call workload as over 90 million 1981 individual income tax your return probably will earn a higher DIF score. But YOU CAN GET DETAILS on the audit triggers and him. I’ve been in trouble I have a baby who’s near­ you edh convince the classifier that you’re entitled to IIKAR NO NAME: I ^recently moved to one of someone who’s alone and returns com e pouring into the IRS processing centers in computer screening process by sending $25 for the “ 1982 off and on since I was 12. I ly a year old and I have a the deduction by attaching copies of your bills or other know your minister really the more desirable areas of say,. “ I’m thinking about coming weeks. Dictionary of 1040 D^uctions,” Matthew Bender & Co., even attempted suicide. funny feeling he’s my supporting documents to your return. Never sen d ' wants to talk to you. Please our city, and it’s no better you.” Take some flowers The effect: This adds up to a minuscule 1.83 percent 235 E. 45th St., New York, N.Y. 10017. The problem is I am brother-in-law’s child. I’m WHAT IS THE IRS looking for when it searches originals. go to the phone right now here. to someone in a nurSing chance that the advantage income tax return due April Don’t shy away from deductions merely because scared to walk up to him, not going by looks because through 90 million individual returns to find the 1 million Second, you can be less aggressive when claiming and call him. Tell him you home. Put all your dis­ 15, 1982, will come back to Haunt the taxpayer, accor­ they’re “ audit triggers.” If you deserve the deduction, or even send him a note my husband and his to 2 miilioi) worth auditing? deductions known to trigger audits. Be a "little” conser­ are sorry you didn’t accept Abby, please let these ig­ carded clothes in a box for ding to IRS estimates. take it. But also use the above guides to give you protec­ asking for help, since he brother look a lot alike. It's It is looking for the likelihood that it will be able to his offer to talk, but you’d norant people know how in­ Goodwill. Donate some vative in following the notorious rule, “ When in doubt, tion that is invaluable. never called. I can’t talk to just this funny feeling I BUT THIS STATISTIC appUes to you only if you’re make a SUBSTANTIAL change in your tax bill should it very much like to take him considerate and unlawful blood. Pay your dentist deduct it.” The conservatism will go a long way. my parents because they have. this practice is. Just as bad not “ addit-worthy” under a complex audit-selection go ahead with an audit. What, then, are the “ audit triggers” ? up on it now. Ask him when bill. Listen to your teen­ The emphasis is on the word “ substantial,” which is are one of my big I am going crazy — if not worse — are the ager. Tell your parents you mechanism developed by the IRS, says George Jones, a Never an error in computation. The IRS simply cor­ Rogers buys firm it would be convenient to probably tip to $1,000 a return today, says Michael problems. We can never wondering if my feelings people who walk their dogs think they’re great. Tape a tax attorney for Matthew Bender & Co., a leading tax rects the error automatically and orders its computers see you. I promise you he Buxbaum, also a tax attorney for Matthew Bender. The have a discussion without are right. Is there any way and stand watching while love note on his (or her) and legal publisher. to send you a notice. Never make mistakes such as will be delighted to hear IRS can’t waste its man-hours auditing $25 mistakes, es­ ROGERS —, Rogers Corp., a manufacturer of ending up yelling at each to tell for sure? their dogs foul their mirror. Forgive an enemy. If your return is deemed “ audit-worthy,” your chance forgetting to sign your name or to include your Social from you. Good luck and pecially with today’s shortage of trained auditors. Nor engineered electronic components and materials, an­ other. NEEDS TO KNOW neighbor’s lawn, just as Send a donation to CARE of an audit is virtually 100 percent. Here are three sure Security number. Even using the wrong tax table won’t God bless. can the IRS correct large mistakes in the taxpayer’s nounced the acquisition of Flex-Key Corp. Rogers exer­ I'm sorry now that I DKAK NKKDS: Keep they have been trained to or the Salvation Army. If ways to invite an audit: bring on an audit. favor, even though official IRS policy is to collect “ no cised its option for 80 percent equity ownership of Flex- didn't talk with my that “ funny feeling’ ’ to do! Sign me . . . you love someone, tell him • Claim a ridiculously high number of exemptions to A “ trigger” would be the IRS’ belief that it can more, no less.” (My sources tell me this official policy Key this week and has an option to acquire the minister when I had the DKAK ABBY: I know I yourself and assume the DISGUSTED IN RENO, (or her) now; don’t wait minimize your tax and hope the IRS overlooks you. “ sting” you for thousands of dollars in extra taxes and isn’t put into practice.) remaining 20 percent in the future. Terms of the agree­ chance. Now I don’t have did a dumb thing, but I baby is your husband’s. NEV. Cheater who used this scheme once figured correctly penalties as an individual, much more for a corporation until next Valentine’s Day How does the IRS find these “ audit-worthy” returns? ment were not disclosed. the nerve to approach him. need advice, not a lecture. Attempting to confirm to be a sweetheart again. that they had a fair chance of avoiding the overworked or an estate. About 30 percent are selected each year through special Flex-Key (?orp., based in Gloucester, Mass., manufac­ What would I say? Do you For the last 2 V2 years I’ve your feelings could wreck DKAK IMSGU.STKD: Love, IRS for years, maybe forever. No more. The IRS has IRS enforcement programs designed to tackle isolat^ HERE ARE THE “ Top 10” audit triggers, most like­ tures conductive elastomer keyboards and membrane think he really wants to been having an on-again, two marriages and still The “ dog walkers’ ’ know ABBY made this a top priority and will pursue you on the basis of an unreasonable number of exemptions. areas where "non-compliance,” as the IRS puts it, is ly to result iii big audit assessments, as listed by keyboards, with 1981 sales close to $1 million. Wayne L. Matthew Bender. • Assign all your income to a “ family trust” de«med to be above average. Some of these programs Friedrichs, Flex-Key president, will continue in his pre­ 1) High-bracket business returns ($100,000 or more in marketed in kit form and advertised in magazines as a today are designed to detect 1) tax shelters; 2) hobby sent management capacity. tgtal receipts). Just a minor downward adjustment in Rogers Corp. recently reported sales of $103 million foolproof tax-avoidance technique. Or give everything losses; 3) criminal activity such as drug dealing and your end-of-year inventory or disallowance of a few for fiscal 1981. Rogers’ products are manufactured in 13 to a church that ordains you torough the mail as part of gambling; and 4) multiple claims of the once-only major expenses will make an audit worthwhile for the plants in North America and Europe and produced by Factor allows use of B-12 Herald photo by Pinto a similar scheme. exemption from gain on an elderly person’s sale of a personal residence. IRS. You have a fat schedule C the IRS figures it can licensees and affiliates in Japan and Europe. THE IRS CAN READ ads, too, and has an arsenal of trim somewhere. such preparations often weight. He has a very good SM^gle up with a book bourt victories to shoot down these scams. Even MOST RETURNS, HOWEVER, are selected for 2) High-bracket non-business returns (gross income DEAR DR. LAMB: I audit by a super-secret computer screening program have pernicious anemia develop an antibody in the appetite. Will vitamin B-12 lawyers who worked out some of these techniques for $50,000 or more). High-paid professionals and called the Discriminant Function Program, or DIF. The Investments and I received B-12 shots. intestinal wall to tbe intrin­ help him? He works for a la w y e r s have been disbarred from practice before the executives commonly file complicated returns that If this bear in the hallway at llling Junior High School could talk, he DIF program compares about 15 key items on your Your statement that per­ sic factor in the prepara­ large company an average IRS. have five times the national average of being audited. looks like he’d say, “I love to read,” an emotion the school encourages return to statistical “ norms” derived from special sur­ are as nicious anemia is caused Your Health tion. In addition, of 60 to 70 hours a week. • Fill in all the blanks on your return and print un­ 3) Tax shelter returns (losses from oil and gas leases, Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc “shotgun” approaches of with monthly reading periods where everyone in the school stops work derneath your signature, “ I refuse to pay taxes because veys conducted under the Taxpayer Compliance sales and lease-backs, etc.). If the taxpayer is caught, of 3 p.m. Friday. by a lack of intrinsic factor DEAR READER: No, multiple medicine in the to read a book of his or her choice. taxation is unconstitutional.” Every year, hundreds of Measurement ftogram . These surveys affect about 50,- the loss is usually disallowed, a big win for the IRS since Price Change interested me. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. the vitamin B-12 is not like­ treatment of anemias is these “ tax protestors” claim exemption from taxes. 000 taxpayers every few years, and ARE full-fledged, high-bracket taxpayers use shelters. Friday this week Fourteen years ago my ly to help him. He probably random audits. TCMP data are so secret that when a frowned upon as opposed to The IRS attacks them with a vengeance and often 4) Returns prepared by a “ problem preparer,” Advest Group m unch doctor gave me B-12 shots already gets and absorbs computer analyst recently won a court case requiring identifying the real cause Supermarket shopper presses for (and gets) jail terms against these violators. spotted by the IRS as a flagrant cheater. The IRS often Acmat 5Vz unch weekly to bring my blood plenty of vitamin B-12 if he survey results to be released. Congress passed a law for­ count up to normal. This of the anemia and treating Of course, you can be almost positive you’ll never be audits every return prepared by a person on this “ hit Aetna 44>/4 dn 1 has a good appetite as you bidding disclosure! t(X)k several months. When it accordingly. audited if you’re a wage earner with a low or moderate list.” Find a new preparer — fast. CBT Corp 22% unch say. .DIF works like this: Say your medical expense deduc­ the count was normal my I am sending you The income, have few or no deductions and file a Short Form 3) Travel and entertainment expenses. It’s a cinch for Col. Bancorp 18V4 dn */4 He may be more tense tion this year is $2,000. The computer’s “ normal” value doctor gave me a prescrip­ Health Letter number 4-5, 1040A or a simple Long Form 1040. The audit selection the IRS to disallow a hefty chunk of any executive’s First Bancorp 27 dn 2Vz because of his long work Watch register for taxpayers such as you is only $1,000, according to Vitamin B-12, Folic Acid, rate for these returns, says Jones: less than 1 percent if T&E deduction. First Hart. Corp % unch tion for a vitamin, Trin- tor that is essential to of pernicious anemia. But hours. And he may need to Pernicious Anemia. Others you claim a large number of deductions; close to zero TCMP data, so you get 50 DIF points. Your charitable 6) Casualty losses. The IRS looks for taxpayers who Hart. National 19% dn 1 sicon. 1 understood this enable the B-12 in your food Trinsicon is not just a think through his goals apd who want this issue can for single taxpayers, married couples and the typical contributions d^uction is slightly below “ normal,” jack up their claims to avoid the “ deductible” floor as Hart. Steam Boil. 40Vz unch took the place of the mis­ to be absorbed. Without in­ vitamin. It is a combina­ life style. If he drinks send 75 cents with a long, though, and the computer takes 10 points away. This 53 Vs dn Vs sing intrinsic but my blood trinsic factor you can’t use tion medicine containing American nuclear family. well as those who don’t reduce the total or loss by the Ingersoll Rand stamped, self-addressed much coffee, the caffeine for costly errors process is repeated until the computer arrives at your dn % count went down and my But even if you’re well above a low-moderate amount of any insurance recovery. J.C. Penney 29 Vz the B-12 in your food. liver-stomach concentrate, in it may increase his ner­ final DIF score. In each of the nation’s 59 IRS district tongue got sore. 1 hope you envelope for it to me, in taxpayer, there’s plenty you can do to slash your 7) Barter income. ’This one is hard to detect, but the Lydall 9% dn % Patients who have per­ folic acid (which is a vita­ vousness. Of course, offices, returns with the highest DIF scores (top 13 per­ will mention Trinsicon or a care of this newspaper, chanceg of an audit if you know how the IRS audit seleb- value of this “ underground economy” (all unreported Sage-Alien 5% unch nicious anemia because of min). iron and vitamin C. smoking may he a DEAR cent to 5 percent) are then studied by trained classifiers new vitamin to take care of P.O. Box 1551, Radio City those bills should dis­ $2.07 for all three cans. tion system works. It consists of a two-pronged assault income) is estimated at half a TRILLION dollars a SNET 42% dn Vs insufficient intrinsic factor Doctors do not recommend manifestation of this ner­ SUPERMARKET to make sure the computer has made a good chance in the lack of intrinsic factor. Station, New York, NY appear, they won’t be the When she got home, she on returns: computer screening and “ special year. Belonging to a “ barter club” could be a giveaway. ’Travelers 46% dn 'Vs receive B-12 shots. The such oral preparations for vousness rather than a SHOPPER; Please ask each case. Once a return makes it to the classifiers, the 10019. cashier’s responsibility. sent in three proofs of programs.” If your return is not.a target of the special 8) Hobby losses. If your hobby “ farm” never turns a United Tech 35 Vz dn Vz vitamin enters the treating pernicious anemia cause, but he would be far your readers to carefully chances are better than 50 percent that it will be DEAR READER: For purchase for a $1 refund. programs and gets the computer’s OK, the odds your profit, the IRS has a special program to track you down. First Ct. Bancorp 39 unch bloodstream directly this because patients with un­ DEAR DR. I.AMB: My better off not to smoke. check their register tapes Smart shopper award audited. the benefit of other The final cost of the coffee return will be audited are remote. But if your “ hobby” actually makes a profit in, say, two N.Y. gold $377.50 dn $6.75 readers, B-12 is essential way rather than requiring derlying intestinal absorp­ son bites his fingernails to Biting fingernails is not to be sure that their The smart shopper tion problems can’t absorb was only $1.07! for the bone marrow to the intrinsic factor for ab­ the . quick.' He smokes, harmful but it indicates coupons have been proper­ award goes to Freida Var- sorption from the digestive them. generate new red blood drinks coffee and beer. He that a person is excessively ly rung up. mall of Baton Rouge, La. “ My mother and 1 just cells and for other vital tract. ’ In normal people the ab­ is a very nervous and a nervous. The id.eal ap­ When I returned from Her supermarket adver­ started couponing and functions. Your stomach Your story is interesting sorption is unpredictable hyper person. He is 6 feet 2 proach is to find out why the supermarket today, I tised Maxwell House refunding,” she says, “ and HDVERTISING normally produces a sub­ because your sore tongue is and patients with per­ and weighs 175 pounds. He and try to do something glanced at the register Master Blend on sale at on our most recent shop­ stance called intrinsic fac- part of the clinjcal picture nicious anemia who take never loses or gains about the nervousness. tape and was startled to $1.49. She bought three ping trip our savings with find that the coupons had cans using three 40-cent double coupons were $41.77 RATES been added to my total in­ coupons that the store subtracted irom a total of Classified 643-2711 stead of subtract^ from it. doubled. So, she paid only $137.83.” 22— CondominluiDs Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the 23— Homat for Salt 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting.Goods '56— Misc for Rent I guess that the cashier NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 24— Lota-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59>-Home8/Apt8. to Shq-o 15 W ords forgot to push the subtrac­ day before publication. 1— LOEt ifHl FounO 13— Halp Wantad O^tnvaatmeni Property 37— Movirig-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques Is friendship threatened? tion key. 2— Portontlt 14— Butinaaa Opportunitiat 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY S^Announcomarits 15— SKuatiorf Wantad 27— Resort Property 50— Produce Because of the mistake, Clip ‘n* file refunds Deadline lor Saturday la 5— Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted my grocery bill was 212.16 RENTALS 61— Aulos tor Sale Cleaning producte, soaps, paper 12 noon Friday; Mon- EDUCATION MI8C. FOR SALE 62— Trucks for Sale DEAR DR. BLAKER: is everything I dreamed of complete without another more than it should have da/a deadline la 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— rRoom s lor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14q; products, bags, wraps. (File 10) I4t-Privala Inatruetiona 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles having in a husband. person in the picture. As a been. Of course, I returned Friday. 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent My 25-year-oId daughter Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off FINANCIAL IB— Schoola>Claaaaf 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies ’ 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 3 D AYS ...... 13c He has lots of energy, is result, many people rush to to the supermarket im­ 8— Mortgso* Loans 20— Initructtona Wantad 32— Painting.Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Offices-Stores for Rent Homes and a woman friend of hers coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage 6 D A YS ...... 12(P accomplished in almost all fill this vacuum to make mediately and the Phone 643>2711 9— PartonaJ Loans *' 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service from law school were Ask 34— Roofing-Sidmg 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Aulos tor Rent-Lease sports, is interested in the pain of separation go manager quickly corrected coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed to— Inauranca REAL ESTATE 45— Boats 5 Accessories 26 D A Y S ...... l i d staying with us this past proofs of purchase while looking for the required weekend when an unfor­ Dr. Blaker world events, makes a lot away. the error, but it cost me refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers —T ------tunate occurence took of money and is great in During this time, it is im­ time and gasoline. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. bed. possible to experience So, my advice to and, magazines,,and when trading with friends. place. (Mfers may not be available in all areas of the coun- H»lp Wanhd 13 H»lp W»nt»d 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 We found a large bottle Could it be that I have potential lovers realistical­ shoppers is to watch the met the man of my dreanlk ly because you feel so cash register like a hawk Code numbers from the bottles next to the prices on of valium missing from my INSPECTOR - with five so soon after the end of a The following refund offers are worth $33.99. This husband’s medicine chest needy. That’s my warning. and check everything again TO W N O F years experience for quali­ PART TIME Sales- terrible marriage? Or do And with that in mind, I when you get home. You week’s offers have a total value of $43.49. MANCHESTER Estimator. Opportunity. and believe, beyond the This offer doesn't require a form; ty control and first piece you think I am probably would proceed — but with can’t be too careful. — ®atirl|f0tfr Mrralb lay-out aircraft sheet Flexible hours. Clerical shadow of a doubt, that it YARDLEY OF LONDON INC., P.O. Box 94294, LIFEGUARD HELP WANTED ability with customer con­ was taken by our daughter and she insisted situation from there. seeing this new man caution. Gloria B. from Lowelvllle, metal parts in an air- Schaumburg, III. 60194. Receive $1 in coupons. Send tact. Northeast Sign daughter’s friend. on confronting her friend. I Besides, someone who through rose-colored Shy? Write to Dr. Ohio. $3.42 - $4.40 conditioned plant. Com­ register receipts with the prices of two Yardley The Manchester Recrea­ CIBCUUTIOH DEPT. Systems, 643-5530. I was afraid to tell our don’t know what happened steals drugs in this kind of "■glasses? Blaker’s newsletter pany paid benefits and DEAR GLORIA; 1 Liquid Soaps circled. Write the Universal Product tion Department is overtime. Dynamic Metal daughter about the missing in the end but I feel guilty situation, where she is “ Shyness.” Send 50 cents 'Your iknnmuuity Newspaper' about not keeping this all to almost certain to be found DEAR READER: Of and a stamped, self- wholeheartedly agree with Code,numbers from the bottles next to the p ices on recruiting Lifeguards and Products Co., Inc., 422 RADIOLOGIC bottle because I thought It North Main Street, TECHNOLOGISTS - Full myself. out, probably does have a course it’s possible that addressed envelope to Dr. you — $12.16 is a lot of each receipt. Expires March 31, 1982. ' . Swimming Instructors might cause a rift in her Manchester. 646-4048. time, all shifts, as well as you have met the man of Blaker in care of this money to lose over These offers require refund forms: for the summer season, relationship with her neeid to be discovered and per diem Technologist. DEAR READER: If your dreams; however, newspaper, P.O. Box 475, someone else’s mistake. BORA’fE E M Free Offer. Receive a 48-ounce box June 18 to August 26. -k Newspaper Dealer Needed friend. I wouldn’t want to stopped. S A L E S M A N Applicant must be a you perceived your 25- only time will tell. - Radio City Station, New Even this large a sum can of Borateem, Send the required refund form ahd H ip Wsniod ' Y3 Prerequisites include in South Windsor Fireplace/stove shop. do that because this friend It sounds like what you PLEASE READ I J EMPLOYMENT •••••••••••••••••••••••• graduate of AMA year-old daughter as the l^ e n a marriage ends, York, NY 10019. easily be overlooked when one box top from Clorox 2. Expires June 30,1982. successful completion of Challenging opportunity is a little older, has an did was best for everyone Call 647-9946 acredited, 2 or 3 year X- adult she is, you would even if you are happy to get the total on your register DIAL SOAP Refund. Receive a $1 refund. Send YOUR AD . HEBRON - Weekend Uve- the Red Cross Advanced for ambitious person. apartment near the law involved. Write to Dr. Blaker at Ray technology program, have no doubts about doing away from a hostile or tape passes the $100 mark. the required refund form and eight complete labels GtassIM aSt a n takwi Help Wanted 13 in for elderly woman. Lifesaving Program. Some experience helpful. school and generally looks the above address. ’The an(i be registered with the just what you did. You did DEAR DR. BLAKER; I abusive spouse, you are Here are some tips to in­ from Dial Soap. Expires May 31,1982. o w the |4m m w aeon- Telephone 633-l(M or 228- W.S.l. certification Many benefits, commis­ American Registry of volume of mail pitdiibits PART TTME - Work at out for our daughter while the sensible thing. am in the middle of a very sure that well-planned VMMNIlfDu IMI IWTBM 19 3328. -k Newspaper Dealer Needed sion. Telephone Chet, 646- Radiologic Te^nologists bound to miss the feelings personal replies, but GLAD $1 Refund Offer. Send the official entry home on the phone ser­ desirable. she is away from home. You told your daughter painful divorce and have savings aren’t lost during a mponsRM lor only ono 6925.______(AART). 40 hour week. of closeness that did exist. questions of general in­ form and one other Universal Product Code symbol vicing our customers in For application and job in Vernon-Rockville Area Well, to make a long the facts of the case and m et a w on d erfu l man few ' moments . of iHGonod imortlon omI WANTED: Part time laun­ Excellent fringe beneifits. It is likely, therefore, terest will be discussed in from a 15-count, 3-mil. Glad package. Expires Dec your area. Telephone 456- BABYSITTER NEEDED - description, apply at the Call 647-9946 story short, I did tell our then let her handle the whom I am now dating. He that you will feel in­ carelessness at. the cash 31, 1982. aMn oMy lo am Stan ol dry cleaning person. Salary $11,200. Contact future columns. 0876 or 528-6631. ASAP - Bowers school dis­ Personnel Office, 41 Universito of Conn. Health register: HEFTY $2.50 Refund. Receive $2.50 in Hefty thn orlihM l InswHon. trict. Six year old and five 4alr for Jeanne Generally five hours per Center Street, Center, Personnel Depart­ • Be sure there is a price Errors which do not month old girls. Telephone day, six days per WMk. coupons. Send the required refund form and two PART TIME HELP ment, Farmington, CT., marking on every item you lotion aw valuo of lha 649-1327 evenings. Manchester, Connecticut. Evenings 5-10 p.m. Polly's pointers purchase seals from 30H»unt Hefty Trash Waga or needed hours 11 p.m. to 7 674-2426 between 9 a.m. advortliomont wW not a.m. Thursday-Sunday. Minorities and females Telephone Lee Saucier for put into your shopping three purchase seals from any other HeRy Trash Carrier Needed for and 3 p.m. Affirmative Ac- cart. This will save you the Bags. Expires April 30,1982. ho oarroehMl hy an ad- Apply in person: 7-Eleven, are encouraged -to apply. interview appointment -10 AVAILABLE tion/Equal Opportunity time required for the dKlonal hworaon. S(RI (^nter Street. Extra Nice Route a.m. weekdays. 633-4681 Employer. REYNOLDS WRAP Refund. Receive a $1 coupon IMMEDIATELY - Person cashier to check the price No. Main St. (Apt.) EOE. Brownouts con domoge appliances for Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Send the required INSURANCE General to wash and disinfect EXPERIENCED Backhoe Marble St. — or the error that often refund form and the words “Heavy Duty” as ilaitrhfBtrr assistant. Su|q>lement your poultry vehicles and equip­ operators, dump truck occurs when the cashier printed in coral oh the opening flaps of two 37.5- ment. Must have own drivers for 10 wheelers. Stock Place p y Polly Fisher brownout occurs, tbe heat damage can be minimized family income on a part those appliances that are kind. It turns an ordinary guesses at the price. square-foot cartons of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wran time basis of 30 plus hours transportation and Class II Class II license with Union St. PART TIM E output of these appliances by keeping appliances in absolutely necessary at the • Watch each item as it Hrralft per week. If you think you license. Call LeRoy knowledge of amesite. Also ' DEAR POLLY; Brow­ soup into a great one. — Expires May 31,1982. Wood Lane Is reduced (slowing down good repair. Be sure time. - POLLY is being rung up. Make sure are qualified. Call the Ray- Saucier, weekdays 10-4:30 needeid, experienced llswtpaiMr CIrculatloi; SoUcHor nouts — sudden decreases ELSA CTATIC GUARD TYial Offer. Receive a $1 te-’ Call 647-9946 cooking, for example), but motors are free of dust, that the price on the inond E. Gorman In­ p.m. Arbor Acres Farm, amesite raker and roller In power causing the lights the heating element is un­ dirt and particles. You can DEAR POLLY; To get fund. Send the required refund form and the official surance Agency at 643- Inc. Equal Oi operators. Upton Construc­ or 647-9947 DEAR POLLY; U package is the pried that proof-of-purchase square from the cap of one to dim — are booming in­ likely to be permanently also monitor the reduction my small aluminum pan 1189. Employer. 633-4681 tion, 7424190: Thra* Evwiinga P«r WjMk decks of playing cards are appears on the r^ sti$ r dis­ spgilally marked Static Guard can. l^ lr e s June 1, □ NO TICES creasingly frequent all Impaired. Motor-operated of voltage that occurs worn but complete, donate bright and shiny, I boil a over the country. Can these play. If the cashier is •eeeeeeeeesaeeeee'seeeeee Approximately 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. appliances, however, during a brownout by them to the nearest VA couple of eggs in it. I dis­ PACKAGE STORE - part brownouts harm my etec- moving too quickly, ask wiSK, F IN ^ TOUCH, ALL, DOVE, SHIELD iianrl^wtfr (refrigerators, freezers, watching television: When hospital. - H.C.B. covered this by accident LoMt'snd found 1 time help and weeke»d$. to work with Carrtor him or her to slow down, “ Blizzard of Savings” Botddet. Receive a booklet eeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeseeee trlc appliances? Is there air conditioners and laun­ the voltage drops below an and it works beautifully. — Retail experience, wine OIL BURNER MECHANIC • Piit yoiir sale items on oo(Btalning $25 in coupons and refund offers. Send l o s t - Male bine point Sates Poreo. :anything I can do to dry equipment) can adequate level, the picture DEAR POLLY; A MRS. E.B.T. knowledge helpful. Send tbe counter last and pay the required refund form, one Universal Product siamete cat vicinity of 802 minimize potential become overheated due to of a correctly operating TV reader recently asked Polly will send you one of resume to Box I, c/o the LICENSEO SERVICE special attention to them Code symbol from any size Wish, Final Touch Bolton Road, Vernon. Gone Herald. damage from this . the reduction in m otor set will start to shrink. A about lovage. Iliis is a her signed thank-you TOOL MAKER r Minimum Salary p/ut Commiulon when they are being rung Concentrated All, Dove, Dishwasher All or Shield four weeks. REWARD. p a r t t i m e situation? — C.R. speed caused by a brow­ black band, one-fourth to dried herb that I’ve been newspaper coupon clippers Capable of inatallationa and service. eight years experience. up. One of the most com ­ and SO cents for postage and haniiiing EzdIm s T e lep b m 6434884. ALARM TECHNICIAN - SALESPERSON to sell nout. Tliis is also true of one inch wide around the using for 20 years, ever if she uses your favorite Overtime and company DEAR C.R.; Brownout mon errors Is the ringing AprU30,lj82. for second shift. Will Must be licensed. subscriptions door-to-door Apply In pnnon at tha things like electric screen, is a signal that you since 1 first bought it in a Pointer, Peeve or Problem ^untfhg for sameone tolii- paid benefits in an air- with newscarrier two will generally not damage up of supermarket specials Here b a refund form to write tor; L'EIggs accept person with elec­ blenders and mixers. should consider turning off small town.in Vermont. It in her column. Write nilateuVDur home (or tbe trical background. Apply in CALL' conditioned plant. Inter­ evenings a week or Satur­ Manehaaiar HaraU OtHca heat-producing appliances at reguku: prices. Contro) Top Refund Offer, P.O. Box 41M, Mon- Inadequate house wiring all motor-operated is obtainable at fancy food POLLY’S POINTERS in |w(nte7T‘ Tbe. Classified person only 9-12 noon Mon­ viewing 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. days. Salary plus com­ or call Jaanna at 947-9949 such as toasters, • Don’t put your money ticello, Minn. 56886. Hils offer worth 50 cents to 81 Dynamic Metal Products adds to the problem. appliances. Also, if a brow­ stores. I use it exclusively care of this newspaper. ■oohnnat are a good place, day thru FYiday. 566 New 643-51t5, Ext. 133 missions. Call Circulation coffeemakers, fry pans or on the checkout counter un­ C o„ Inc., 422 North Main lor appointmont The possibility of nout is forecast, use only in cream soups of every expires May 31, 1982. to look (or whatever eer- Park Avenue, West Hart- Manager, Manchester electric ranges. While the til tte cashier asks for it. If ( ^ vice yon need! Stritet, Manchester. 648- Herald. 643-2711. 1 4048. 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- Feb. IS. 1868 .1 LOOK FOR THE Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. E d - Mark, To my special 1 said yes to my heart Thanks for making Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. because 1 love you a lot Valentine — every day worth remembering and And 1 will be at the "You Light Up filled with love. H«/p Wanted church June 4th at 6:00 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homee For Sale 23 Satvicaa OHarad 31 Ardelea lor Sale 41 Apartmanta lor Rant 53 Apartmehta tor Rant S3 sharp. My Life” 5 Love always, MANCHESTER- One and ONE BEDROOM in three FLOMDA Love, wireless alarm systems. 10* lach. located on busline near 646-1311. Tf„i-h « rtli-M w liaieiu4w l>i Telephone 649-89K; 647- MUST be pleind up baton shoppi^ center and EAST HARTFORD - large w 0515 anytime. 11:30 Bjn. at liw Manchaator schools. For further details Tim tArtfM call 649-7157. three bedrooms, two fafly Haratd Offlca. SOUTH WINDSOR - Six house. $300s. Capitol tatifca'i fUftI aWH h m iIm Ii weeks to five years in 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Homes, 523-5598. Mom & Dad, To Happy Ut, M mii, fAlM licensed home. Eli Terry 4 room heated apartments, Mommy & Daddy Happy U35, L a icm. hl mu. e M Te School area. Telephone 64^ hot water, no appliances. MANCHESTER ^ three Valentine fim \m-m-ma SHOE SKATES Antiques - ' (!?. Valentine’s Day— 2868. Security - tenant in­ bedroom duplex, no lease. WOULD YOU BEUEVB good condition. Two pair - Your’re ihe greatest Happy Valentine’s . Anniversary 1^. Magazines all kinds - surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Call now. Capitol Homes, FROM SMAOM weekdays. House Beautiful, Yankee, 523-5598. parents that anyone Day — SDPGSPJ Painting-Papering 32 Mom & Dad ...... ^...... 'Reader’s Digest, etc. 25 could ever have. BETTY We love you cents per copy. 'Telephone HAPPY VALENTINE’S I I BUSINESS INTERIOR PAINTING, 649-7517. WINDHAM HEIGHTS very much. With much over ten years experience, Happy Valentine’s DAY To My Sweetheart Love, and SERVICES low rates and senior citizen love, 28’ HEAVY DUTY APARTMENTS Love, Brett, Corey SWEETHEARTI discounts. 643-99W. aluminum ladder, CDE Clark — Denise & Rbb Cindy Wayne Jim Services Ottered 31 rating. $80. Bathroom sink' Wllllmantlc & Tara too. ^ XO INTERIOR AND 19" with faucets $25. I Love Youl REWEAVING BURN EXTERIOR painting, Telephone 646-7422. HOLES. Zippers, um­ paper hanging, Carpentni Now accepting applications. brellas repairs. Window Work. Fully fnsurea. J.P. DEP/UmCItT STORE OPPORTUNmES SEASONED HARDWOOD Modern 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Love, If you'd like to work In an exciting new BRADLEES department store shades, Venetian blinds. Lewis & ^ n , 649-9658. - Cut, split, delivered. $90. Adeline & Mary - Keys. TV FOR RENT. Heat and utilities included. Maria Wayne & Betty, ■■pply-now. Unsplit, $80. Jour footers, Happy "V” Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Building Contracting 33 Louis, Happy Valentine's $70. Telephone 742-8056. Rental assistance available for qualified Day Mom— Happy Congratulations BRADLEES, MANCHESTER HAS IMMEDIATE 649-5221. Thanks for waiting so Day FARRAND applicants. on your engagement. 0PENIN6S FOR BOTH FULL A PABT-TIME Security deposit and references long — 1 know it was BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - REMODEUNG - Cabinets, We Love you. Valentine's Dayl May you have Flexible schedule available. to Mom and Dad — Concrete. Chimney Roofing, Gutters, Room WE NOW SELL required. hard, but at least it DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL FLOOR PERSONNEL Repairs. "No Job Too Additions, Decks, All types Sorry. . . no pots. gave me a chance to Don, Love, many happy years Including: Small.” Call 644-8356 for CLEAN Two very special Including o f R em od elin g and 6all Monday-Friday realize how much 1 Carolyn, together. • FASHIONS • CASHIERS estimates. Repairs. Free estimates. Dad people In Fully insured. Phone 643- iShSSI g a,m, * 4 p,m> love you. Thanks for Happy Valentine’s f JEWELRY/ACCESSORIES • PRICE MARKERS KEROSENE Sarah, My Dearest Melony- our lives. • MEN’S /B O rS 6017. making life so Sjjeclal. • STOCK CLERKS Equal Houaing Opportunity 456-12M Daniel, Day. • QIRL’S/INFANTS for heators. Love, • AUTOMOTIVE/PAINT ROBERT E. JARVIS - 8|ao. Mary& I love you just Love, M&M P&H, Manchester Remodeling Specialist. p w gal. Love, W Cathy & Reggie HARDWARE 649-2871. Small repairs, ‘Becca the way you are. Margie & Kym F o r room additions, MANSFIELD CENTER - O N E B ED R O O M - Kym • TOYS/SEASONAL/ remodeling, heating, kitchens, bathrooms, SPORTING GOODS baths, kitchens and water MORURTYBMS. Woodsedge Apartments. appliances, air con­ roofing and siding or any 31S CENTER ST. O N E MONTH FREE ditioner. No pets, security. Happy Valentine’s • STORE DETECTIVES heaters. Free estimates! home improvement need. MANCHESTER RENT. Newly renovated, $290, $325 and $340. Bernie— Telephone 643-6712. Day EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NECESSARY. C & M Tree Service, Free country setting. Two Telephone 643-7757 or 646- COMPETITIVE WAGES — EXCELLENT BENEFITS bedrooms, from $285 to 7761. Thanks for just Nydia, I estimates. Discount senior LEON CIESZYNSKI Love always, RETURNING HOUSEWIVES AND MATURE CITIZENS WELCOME. $325. Includes appliances Roses are red, Happy citizens. Company BUILDER. New homes, being you. John MAY BE Interviewing Tuesday and Wednesday, February 16, 17, 1982, and parking. ’Telephone MANCHESTER - heat Thank you for all Manchester owned and additions, remodeling, rec SW IM POOLS 429-1270, 2a^9660 or 232- paid, five rooms, modem W xo PERSISTENT 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. operated. Call 646-1327. rooms, garages, kitchens DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ Violets are blue, Valentine’s your love and Apply at: 0761. kitchen.' Available now. Happy rem odel^, ceilings, bath pose of brand new on BUT Capitol Homes, 523-5598. Valentine’s Day understanding CONNECTICUT JOB SERVICE LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- tile, dormers, roofing. ground 31’ long pools with Day MANCHESTER - Five 806 MAIN STREET cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Residential or commer­ huge sundecks, safety fen­ Love, over the ages cleaned. All types large rooms, two Love ya MANCHESTER, CT cial. 649-4291. cing, hl-rate filters, SOUTH WINDSOR - four M OM — past years. I trash, brush removed. ladders, etc. Asking $978 bedrooms. Gas heat, no rooms, kids o.k. Lots of Bob Picket, Split Rail, appliances. $350 plus extras. Capitol Homes, 523- Lori— DESIGN KITCHENS, complete. Financing HONEY LOVE Stockade Fences installed. cabinets, vanities, counter available. Telephone NEIL utilities. Telephone 649- 5598. Always, 528-0670. 1236 after 5 p.m. Love, YOU! tops, kitchen cabinet fronts collect (203 ) 745-3319. To a beautiful W Michael custom woodworking, EFFICIENCY type es, 523- LICENSED DAY CARE Deed 1 do woman colonial reproductions. HUNT - Board (Buffet) FOUR ROOMS - two 5598. Tony, Linda, HOME - Will watch your J.P. Lewis ^9658. good condition $75. White - bbdrooms with wall to wall I and a wonderful One of the Stop A Shop Compenies child or infant days. Call french style push button carpeting and appliances. VERNON - working with Caren, Sharon & Mom — 6464)262. Fourty-tw o wife. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ELECTRICAL SERVICES piihone. Takes total phone, Attlee storage - no pets. one, two and three bedroom apartments and years. Lindsay You’re the greatest! - We do all types of Elec­ U;’sed four months. $40. Rent $375 plus utilities and Happy Valentine’s To Grandpa, JACK St JILL Day'av Care Telephone 649-9605. security. Telephone 649- houses from $250. Capitol Happy Valentine's Eddie, trical Work! Licensed. Call ' Day. 1 love you with all my • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home - openings for an;iny after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 0717. Homes, 523-5598. Day Happy Valentine's age child. Nutritious meal •••••••••••••••••••••••• FULL OR PART TIME - als •••••••••••••••••••••••• _ Love. Love, heart. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 -Educational learnin 4 R Day. attractive positions in eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeGeeee ng TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Dog9-Blrd$-PBU 43 THREE BEDROOMS - ^ Joe A S Ernie Love, ee«eeeeeeeeeBBee*BeBeee# program. Telephone 647- •••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes for Rent 54 “ Tracy & Robbie ^ Love, Manchester area. Neat Residential & Conunercial kitchen, dining room , Pip 9 0029. $100 - D O B E R M A N living room, spacious sun- appearance and good Construction. Remodeling, 458% MAIN STREET - ste Jonathan Pinscher - spayed, one poiircn, hobby craft cellar, character a must. Steady home improvements, ad­ rooms, $400. plus utilities. U SE M Y H E L P F U L year old. Excellent twiwo car parking. Second work and no layoffs. Ear­ ditions, bathroom & No appliances. Tenant in­ nings opportunity of $275 SERVICE - shopping, light kitchen remodeling, temperament. Call floor, on main busline to surance. Security. 646-2426 A Valentine Greeting Happy 4th (aram, per week to start. pick-up/delivery, waiting roofing, siding, repairs, anytime, 646-0806. Keep Hartford. Utilities not in­ Mommy, fo r reo a lr weekdays. Anne, Telephone 646-3936. E.O.E. anc door & window replace­ trying. cluded. $450 monthly. Call filled with love for Birthday Thanks for everything. deliverymen, daycare for (^rql after 5 p.m. 646-6910. Grandma & Grandpa We love you. Be our Valentinel ^ ment and alterations. 646- Shlela You've been a great EQUl MESM6 the elderly. Call “ Lee” - 1379. AMERICAN PIT BULL Maneggia. REALTOR* 643-9650. . Andy, Billy help. Happy Terriers - whites, brindles, ^ Love, We love you. REAL ESTATE and reds. Mother UKC Valentine’s Day ^ DENNIS AND RUSSELL 6F and Bill Auntie Trisha Marlsa & Michael A FREE CHOICE and MILLER - Remodeling, registered; father ADBA In Cross Stitch ______Kym Homes For Sale 23 AN INFORMED CHOICE additions, roofing, rec registered. Whelped 1-13- Manchester Board of REALTORS, Inc. rooms, paneling, gutters, 82. Vaccinated, no papers. Variety $150. Ready to go first ______186 East Center Street aluminum and ^nly siding Installed year round. week in March. Telephone 74^7429. THREE BEDROOM, 2'k Telephone 649-2954 or 649- 1421. baths. Northfield Green Musical Inatrumanta 44 condo. Pool, central air, L o o k in g fo r k itch en Smart shoppers check the tennis. $69,500. Owner, 649- appliances? See the great Classified section first IncoBie Tbx CARPENTRY AN D 9842. buys in today’s Classified That’s where they find the MASONRY. Call Toqy PRESIDENTS WEEK Sale Senrice Squillacote, 6494)811. - Pianos up to 38% off list columns. best buys in town. price, from $996. Select INCOME TAX organs up to 30% off. Haating-Plumbing 35 PREPAflATION - ExJ Saybrook (jrgan and Plano, West Farms Mall (next to perienced - at your home SCHALLER PLUMBING- J.C. Penney) 521-1551. - Call Dan Mosler, 649^ HEATING- Water pump 3329. specialists. Also, SEARS ORGAN with foot remodeling service or pedals. $200. Telephone PERSONAL INCOME repairs. FREE ira-0482. e stt a t 54 OlHoos-Storos Autos For Safe TAX SERVICE - Returns M 4TES. 649-4266. Homos lor Ront 51 Autos For Sale 61 for Ront 55 INVITATION for prepared, tax advice ' Flooring 36 Sporting Qooda 45 T O B ID given. Learn how to best VERNON - three bedroom, WORKSPACE OR 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new 1986 CITATION - four door Sealed bids will be received In the WANT ADS manage your personal F ^ R S A N D IN G - FToora SCUBA GEAR - good con- 2% baths, two car garage, STORAGE SPACE FOR rebuilt motor, radial tires, hatchback, air con- Office of the Director of G ^ ra l finances. Reasonable like new! SpMializiM in dition. Medium parkway fireplace, large private lot. RENT in Manchester. No AM-FM cassette stereo, ditioning, AM-FM, power Services, 41. Center Street. rates. Call 646-7306. older flTOrs. Natural ^ two piece suit, mitts, hood, Option available. $600 lease or security deposit. sunroof, great transporta- steering, cruise control. Manchester. Connecticut, until Call Reasonable rates. Suitable Uon. $2,666. Telephone 647- $3856. 742-7666 evenings. ' March 4.1982 al 11:00 a.m. for the stained floors. No waxing boota. Telephone 647-9605. monthly plus utilities. follow inft: anymore! John VerfaiUe, ' Telephone 872-8737. for small business. Retail 8865. ______■ ■ ■ ■ ' ----- W ALT ZIN G LE R ’s In­ 6^5750...... and commercially zoned. Sll.l': OH HKMOV4I. OF 643-2711 come Tax Service. Filing Call 87M861, 16 to 5. SI Rri.ll.f MATKRI.4!. AMI Antiquoa 45 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - HOUGH GRAIIIMi — « ATKR tax returns in your home MOTIFS Main Street, Manchester. CONSUMERS AUTO TRKATMKNT PI,AVr OPEN HOUSE since 1974. Call 646-53M.. I IMI8C. FOR SALE ANTIQUES BOUGHT and The Town ol Manchester is an $450 monthly, plus utilities. sold at the Antique Market Security deposit and Wanted to Rant 57 equal opportunity employer, and SUN D AY FEB. 14, 1982 Place, 811 Main Street. references rMuired. Call EXCHANGE requires an affirmative action INCOME TAX Houaohold Qooda 40 policy for all of Its Contractors and Space for quality dealers Jan at 646-2469 between 8 GARAGE TYPE RETURNS prepared In •••••••■••••■••••••••••a Vendors as a condiUon of doing available. and 5 p.m. BUILDING for automoUve W« nnak* It Msy to soil your home. Call Thomas USED repairsior leading national business with Uie Town, as per Federal Order 11248. 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. Michalak, 644-8034. REFRIGERATORS, com pany in the your carl WASHERS, RANGES - Wanted to Bur 40 Bid Forms, plans and •••••••••••••••••••••••• OtHoaa-Storaa Manchester area. We need specifications are available at the TAXES PREPARED IN Clean, Guaranteed. Parts for Rant .55 3,000-3,600 plus sq. ft. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ 528-4322 General Services Office, 41 Center Now Selling CARRIABE HOUSE CONDOMINIUMS with 1 YOUR HOME - & Service. Low prices! Please caU collect, 1-401- Street, Manchester, ConnecUcut. B.D. Pearl & Son.’dto Main ty. We buy qidckly and con­ 623 Main Straat Bedroom - 2 Bedroom Garden Style and 2 Bedroom Reasonable rates fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ 2521 724-8198. accurate. , Street. 646-2171. NEWLY' RENOVATED Eaat Hartford TO W N OF poration, 6484)131. PHOT04UIM^ ^ 2 9 5 316 square feet office MANCHESTER, Townhouses. These Quality All Brick Units Include: Fully Norm Marshall,' PATTISN ' lO-IS WANTED TO RENT - Quaint and charming available. Main Street small office qiace. Write: 643-9044. CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe applianced kitchens, Hardwood floors, Thermopane win­ Ckiurtahip” designs are location with ample Whiting, P.O. Box, 310, CONNECmCUT DeVille - 72,000 miles. dows, and Central Air Conditioning: Ail this plus they are * RENTALS A lovely choice of blonaes simpld to enibi^der in parking. CaU 649-2891. Manchester, CT. ROBERT B. WEISS, TAXATION ANALYST - THREE PIECE Conton- for your ekirta or pants. cro8B«8titch on towols of USEDMITO Good condition. $2700 or GENERAL MANAGER situated In a Park like setting. Conveniently located at E. Having trouble with your iry living room set - ifo. 8295 with Phot^ panels. ADVISORS Best offer. Telephone 742- Guide is in Sisei 10 .to 18. PRIME LOCATION ■ 028-02 tax return? Leave the . Three foot, square, Apartmanta lor Ron! 53 « transfer Downtown, Ground level, 6806 - Keep tryi^. Center St. and Pltkjn St. tier smoked glais Site 12, 84 bust. . . scal­ L2 AUTOMOTIVE •ooooooooooooooooooooooo headaches to us. We will E for 6 deeigne; color chart. four room*, heat, air- Before you purchase loped front, 1% yerda 46- coffee table - 6150. conditioning, utilities and Trueka tor Safe 82 prepare your return rlf^t Telephone 649-1141. inch; bow-tied, 2% yards; any used car, have it Special Hnanelng Being Offered at your home. Reasonable tank top, 1 yard 60-Inch. parking. Available im- Autoa For Safe ! 8 f checked. Don’t get INVITATION MANCHESTER M AIN ■ttsssissr mediatoly. Telephone 649- 1972 DODGE VAN - veiy prices, quality resulta. Call ArtMda lor Sale 41 Patterns avaUabts onlu ripped off like so many *V STREET - Two room hngMkMkrMi 2865.______good condition, 6 cyl., T O B ID 659-1838 or S2MSS6 before In sises skoson. tove! Used Auto Ao- Prices start at $46,500. apartment. Heated, hot SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, visors are on your side. automatic. Asking $1500. 10 p.m. water, appliances. No pets. MANCHESTER - R e^ , TRUacS. Car Inventmy We check the engine, Telephone 646-2491. The Manchester Public Schools Security. Parking. storage and/or manufac­ valued 12143' sold for $100. suspension, brakes, solicits bids for KUit-THflMIG Ml ssssm JEEP - 1979. Pick up. Low UCENSED DAY CARE - 1 A L U M IN U M SHEETS Telephone 523-7047. 1982 ALBUM with If-n an turing space. 2,606 *q. ft. to Similar bargains avaUable. front end, etc., plus give C A M ll'M T O R for the 1181-1182 mUeage, hydrauUc plow, school year. Seated bids will be will babysit your trained used ai imnttng plates. .007 6IPTSKCnONwU??SS. 26.M0 sq. ft. V ery CaU for information, 602- you an appraisal of the heavy duty everything. $4,- received unUI 2:20 P.M., Febniary thick, 36x28^. SOc each, MANCHESTER - Newly direcUona. Price ...'$2.25 reasonable. Brokers 041-8014, Ext. 7818. Hwne current market value of child In my home. 500 or best offer. Telephone 23. 1182. at which Ume they be Telephone 64M42S. or 5 for $2.00. I%one 646- decorated one bedroom . •*■*»*“ ■ protected. CaU Heyman caU refundable. said vriiicle. AU done al 2284384. publicly opened. The right it RBAUOm 2711. They MUST be picked apartment. Access to shop­ li'wm ttJSriw toVisriiJs?' P p ^ i^ e s , 1-226-1206. the site of the vriiicle. reserved to reject any and aU bids. ping centers, buslines and New FASHION with dOVERNMENT MEN! Married to up befpre 11:00 aon. only. Photo-Gdde patterns In SU RPLU S CARS and We are filUy insured SpecUlcaUons and bid lorms may schools. For further detaUs ONE MAN OFFICE • Cen- Motoreyefn-Bfeyefa* 84 be aecuied at the Bualneaa Office, successful women - GIVE all ais« rangas, has e truck* now available professtonal* and our •••••••••••••0V********* LOMBARDO A ASSOCIAtlS M IN K STO LE ^ please call 528-4190 A iu -n itvi IT uw-4a m. tc g lly located, newly rates are reasonable. 4C N. School Street. Manchester, the Valentine she’ll'love! ' saadal Grace Cole Collec- ••Mrti man tsmSS throu^ local *alB% under 1979 YAM AHA 660 Spectol Reasonable. Must sell. between 9 and 5 pm or painted, With heat. Ample Connectlcat. Housecleaning services, tloo for larger alias; plus S-IM-jUMMOTMl OSVMUTS fSOO. CaU 1-714^1 for n. 3500 miles, very good 040^4008 Telephone 646-4616 aftisr 6 after 5 pm and wedemds, 8 BONUS Conpons! parking. $85 monthly. Raymond E. Demers, call 649-6739 or 649-3809. your directory on how t* condition. $1600 firm. HP IcW. 948-7157, ^ Prise . . $1JS. .Telephone 8464714, ask for M6474«7$ Bustnes* Manager .Allan. purchase. 0pm 24 boarsj Telephone 647-1875 aftqg 1:30 D .m . 01542