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Wanted to Buy 70 Rec Vehicles 73 Drizzle tonight; Manchester, Conn. th e cloudy Tuesday Monday, April 16, 1984 1967 SHASTA CAMPER — See page 2 Single copy: 254 BOOKS WANTED TR AILER — Sleeps6, ice box, stove, sink. $600. Call lEanrlj^atf r Hard Cover U m lh Paperbacks Down, 569-4658. All Kinds: ••■••••■••••••••••••••• Misc. Automotive 76 Fiction, Non-FIctlon. Poetry, Children's Books, Cookbooks, TIR E — Firestone Deluxe Encyclopedias, etc. Champion 670-15, white B fa th Ten found wail with rim. Excellent a«ar Mrt Vmit SMktlMlvn S tread, $25. Call 875-6736 M l I* CiarM C»w>»l»**‘»** Ctanli, 11 Cmmtm St, ■ u t iiittr, after 6pm. m U l M 7-I94I H r t k k - t r INVITATION TO BIO slaughtered The Manchester Public Schools solicits bids tor Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 TEACHING SUPPLIES tor the 1984-1985 school year. Sealed bids will be received until April 25,1984,2:00 P.M., 1976 VEGA HATCHBACK at which time they will be in Brooklyn publicly opened. The right Is — New tires, brakes, re se rv^ to relect any and oil needs minor repair. Ask­ bids. Specltlcotlons and bid .V forms may be secured at the ing $475. Call 643-8646, Business Office, 45 North Frank Spotnitz 649-7948 after 6pm. By Detectives worked into the early School Street, Manchester, United Press International morning hours interviewing rela­ Connecticut, Raymond E. GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — Demers, Business Manager. tives and the common-law hus­ Full self contained. Grill, 035-04 NEW YORK — A baby girl found band of one of the slain women, hope crawling on the bl(xxiy fliwr was refrigerator, coffee pot who discovered the bodies shortly and steam table operate the only survivor of the worst after 7 p.m., LeSchack said. by propane gas. Has hot INVITATION TO BID massacre in city history where 10 Police declined to identify the and cold running water. The Eighth Utilities District, p ^p le — seven of them children — man but said he was believed to be Manchester, Connecticut Phone 643-5970 after 5pm, seeks bids for the enclosure were shot to death in a barren the father of some of the children. 643-2711 8:30am to of a building frame at the Brooklyn apartment. They would not say if he was a 5:30pm, leave message. Public Works Department, “ It was a horror picture. That's suspect. 357 Hilliard Street, Manches­ ter, Connecticut. what it was like," said Carmine Neighbors said the slain women 1971 L TD — Power steer­ Bids specifications and blue­ Rossi, owner of a bakery next door and children had moved into the ing, power brakes, new print may be obtained during to the murder scene. apartment only a month ago. It transmission. Call 649- business hours (9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Monday through Police today said they had few was reported the victims were all 3308 after 6pm, ask for Saturdoy, from the dis­ clues but said more than one killer members of the same family, but Joe. patcher at the Eighth Utili­ ties District Firehouse, 32 apparently was responsible be­ police today would not says if the i ’ 1979 CHEVY MALIBU Main St., Manchester, Conn. cause bodies were found in three dead were related. 06040. separate rooms and there was no There was no sign of a struggle CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Sealed bids will be recelyed — V 8, automatic, power at the above address until evidence the victims tried to or panic just before the close-range steering, air condition­ 8:00 p.m. on Monday, May 14, escape. shootings. 1984, at which time they will Seven victims were found in the “ There appears to be no distur­ ing, AM /FM , vinyl top. be publicly opened, read Call 643-2880. aloud and recorded at the living room, where the television bance in the house whatsoever,” Eighth utilities District Fire­ was still on. Six victims were found Deputy Commissioner Patrick house, 32 Main St., Manches­ GOV’T SURPLUS CARS ter, Conn. 06040. seated on a couch and two chairs Murphy said. & TRUCKS under $100. The Eighth Utilities District around the television and another Now available In your reseryes the right to relect S o A / tH body was on the floor. Rossi told police he was sitting in Herald photo by Tarqutnio area. Call 1-(619)-569- any or all bids tor any reason ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Two other bodies were in a his car when a man who lived in the 0241. 24 hours. deemed to be Int the Interest of the District. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT bedroom and the 10th was disco­ house ran to him screaming for Coventry resident, witnessed some tense moments EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT VOU. OA.& vered in a second bedroom. help. At times, Sunday’s Hockanum River Canoe Race FIESTA , 1978 — Runs Samuel Longest during the race. More pictures on page 15. Public Works rndbaomz to join m Police said they had no weapon The man had his 9-year-old son in provided apprehension for spectator and participant good. Asking $1595. Call Commissioner or motive. Autopsies were sche­ tow and was hysterical, Rossi said. 455-0352, 621-4433. alike. Patty Sobol, left, of Bolton, and her sister, Lynn, a 0264)4 EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES FUM. g p SPEL duled for today. The baker said he ran into the HOLY WEEK SERVICES Each of the seven children and two-story duplex and found bodies JEEPWAGONEER4WD, INTERDEWOMIMATIONAL strewn throughout the ground- 1977 — Very good condi­ three women was shot in the head PM.M IIMOkY L 8410. IlflO AM. IMT [ w MiM 780 A*. IMy EwkirM OraMBtOllMM and when police first entered the floor apartment. Andrette and Olsen set course record tion. Low mileage. First mVITATION TO BID Wi Bih Mii IMyEKMrM 080 AN. Htiy EMtorM GlMlnM8iaSl4C« CHURCH “ The first thing 1 came to was a $3800 takes it! Coll 646- Sealed bids will be received TiHrMiT 730MI BMiiil TMirrtw l-Hwf» 1180 AN. IMTEiidBrlit Cliiln bM Niibm five-room apartment the surviving In the Office of fhe Director little bed. There was a little boy 6388 after 5pm. FrMn IZHORMe__ J RMII ( m 4 FrMiy Utarir Ptuton: Rev. V h itip V. Samde/u baby was so covered in blood they of General Services, 41 Cen­ IriiriiT 1080-tU O -TktleitMhr thought she too was a victim. The - laid down in there with blood all ter Street, Manchester, Con­ EacMrMtifl 1977 VOLKSWAGEN necticut, until Miy 1,1884 at 080 8.M Om UmmI UMm 745 Main St. MMMdieiter child was examined at a hospital over the floor,” Rossi said. 11:00 a.m. for the following: “ I looked in and there was a Canoeists brave the rapids RABBIT - 2 door hatch­ 7:00 AM^Coimiiunion Service and then turned over to the city’s (1) DATA PROCES8INQ STOCK woman with her head up. I saw a back. 4 speed. Excellent FORMS 7:00 PM...EvMi«eli«tic Service Office of Special Services for condition. $1950. Coll af­ (2) FURNI8HINO WATERTIQHT Children. bullet hole right here," he said, Bv Charles Maynard ter 5pm 646-2246. MANHOLE COVERS Please contact the parish office (649-4583) to arrange Easter Communions fo r 24 HOUR PRAYER TOWER The seven dead children ranged pointing to the center of his Special to the Herald The Town of Manchester Is forehead. “ I looked over and saw an equal opportunity enr, those unable to come to church. in age from 2 to teenagers. Four 1978 FORD GRANADA - 6 plover, and requires an offlr were boys and three were girls. more bodies." For all the over-achievers who cylinder, 4 door, air con­ mative action policy for all af No identities were immediately Mayor Edward Koch arrived at Its Contractors and Vendors didn’t have a Mount Everest to ditioned. Very clean. No WORSHIP AT THE available, but the victims were the home around 10:30 p.m. rust. Low mileage. $2950. as a condition of doing busi­ SAINT BRIDGET CHURCH CONCORDIA climb or a Boston Marathon to run, ness with the Town, as per CHURCH IN THE CENTER Puerto Rican, Sgt. Ed LeSchack “ It obviously is a massacre," he there was the canoe race. 643-4470. Federal Order 11246. 70 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER said. said. Asked whether he had ever Bid forms.'plans and specifi­ PAIM SUNDAY SERVICES LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) Ninety-one entrants braved PAIM SUNDAY It was the worst mass murder in seen anything like it, the mayor 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS cations are available at the 8:30 and 10 a.m. swift currents and the threat of General Services Office, 41 SATURDAY, April 14 - 5 p.m. 40 Pitkin S t, MandiBBtBr New York City history and the quietly answered. “ Never.” WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ SUNDAY. April 15 - 7:30, 9, 10:30 A 12 noon Child care provided rains Sunday in the eighth annual Center Street, Manchester, at each ^rvlce The apartment is located in a matic. Posl-tractlon. Connecticut. 4 p.m. - Special Holy Week Concert Maundy Thursday -12 noon and 7:30 p.m. worst in the United States since 13 Hockanum River canoe race. The MAUNDY THURSDAY predominantly commerical dis­ " ' O f rack, radio, de- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Holy Communion Chinese-American businessmen 6.2-mile course ran from the CONNECTICUT CONFESSIONS: The Lord's Supper and togger, more. Original TUESDAY. A^rij 17 - 4-5 p.m. Ii 7-7:30 p.m. and gambling dealers were killed trict of the low-income neighbor­ Vernon-Manchestex town line into ROBERT B. WEISS, WEDNESDA April 18 - 7-7:30 p.m. The Office of tenebrae in a Seattle Chinatown gambling' hood near the Brooklyn-Queens owner. 643-2880. GENERAL MANAGER 7:30 p.m. Good Friday - 7 p.m. The Good Friday East Hartfiord along a river that 032-04 GOOD FRIDAYFRID ' , April 20 - 7:30 p.m., club Feb. 19, 1983. border. onlyly untili all are heard EASTER SUNDAY Liturgy was sometimes calm and some­ CHEVY CITATION, 1981 HOLY SATURDAY, April 21. II a m. -12 noon 6 a.m. Sunrise Service on the East Lawn followed by FEAST OF THE RESURRECTION times brutal. — 4 door hatchback. MASSES breakfaat A course record was established Automatic transmission, Worship Celebrations MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY - 6:45 li 9 a m. at 8:30 and 10 a.m. 7:00 a.m.Easter Vigil, Nursery by a team in the mixed event. Sue air conditioning, power HOLY THURSDAY - April 19 - 6:45 a m. 4 7:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Easter Breakfast Andrette of Mansfield Center and steering, power brakes, 7:30 p.m. - MASS OFTHE LORD'S SUPPER AND ADORA­ ____Child care provided at each Service Here’s why Lotto TION (until 10 p.m.) N«w«a H. Cinis. 3r.. p m e H if Scott Olsen of East Providence, AM/FM radio, cruise AMMi«e Ftum 9:30 a.m. Children’s Service, Nursery GOOD FRIDAY. April 20 - 3 p.m. LITURGY OF THE 1W Rev. Raken J. Mile. MlelMcT W VWtallH R.I. recorded a time of 58:32, control. 32,000 miles. A LORD'S PASSION AND HOLY COMMUNION 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion, Nursery real cream puff. $4500. HOLY SATURDAY. April 21 - 7:30 p.m. (NO S p.m.) CENTO) GONCIIEUIIONIIICNUNCN Special Music breaking the old mark by 48 Call 646-3782. EASTER VIGIL SERVICE AND MASS spreads out prize seconds. EASTER SUNDAY - MASSES: 7:30. 8, 10:30 CornBT Of Main and Canlar SIfsb Ib , Rev. Burton D. Strand, (Church It Auditorium), 12 noon. ManchaBtar Pastor TH E R E A L TEST came behind 1976 CAPRI — 2.3 cc's, David Almond, AAGO - By Bruno V. Ranniello spreads out large winnings over 20 STATIONS OF THE CROSS Economy Electric where the most new paint, new tires, new GOOD FRIDAY - 7 p.m. “The Church ut^le Center" .'United Press International years, Lewis said in an interview. Organist, Choir Director formidable rapids of the Hocka­ muffler and more. Must First, if a winner receives $1 num awaited the canoeists. Before be seen. $2300. Call after HARTFORD — So you've won a million in one sum, Uncle Sam will 4pm, 649-1584. the race, coordinator Lee Watkins million dollars in the state lottery be right behind him collecting COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH EASTER AT SOUTH CHURCH wanted the canoeists to stick to the PALM SUNDAY - April 15th and you want to know why you almost half of it for taxes. “The 1979CHEVETTE— 4door An American Baptist Church HE IS RISEN INDEED right of the rocks and an obtrusive «:XA.M. Communlon/Brsaklast In Cooper HaN can’t collect the whole thing right person is better off because it hatchback, low mileage, S8S East Center Street, Manchester Tickets: 13.50 concrete structure. Most of them Celobrate wHh u$ away instead of over 20 years. protects him or her from a large excellent condition. Call 8:00 A.M. Church School Worship Dty - Ssrmon: did, although the more expe­ 'Tragedy and Triumph' After all, why should the state tax bite,” said Lewis. 643-2840. REV. JAMES MEEK, Pastor rienced ones took the left and still Maundy Thursday-Communion 7:30 p.m. 0 and 10:45 A.M. Wonhlp torvIcas/Nunaty .collect the interest over 20 yea rs on Secondly, the state doesn’t have 7:30 P.M. beat the rapids. Choir Festival of Lenten and Eaalar Muale :the money you’ve won. Right? that $1 million you won, at least up Herald photo by Tarqumio TOYOTA, 1981 COROLLA MAUNDY THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. Even still, enough entrants Easter Sunday- Sunrise service with Salvation MONDAY - April 16th ■ Wrong. front. But don’t panic. — Excellent condition. found the water too much to handle Army at Center Park, 1-22 '••y Pnyar Vigil In sanahiaiy - Gambling fever has been run­ “Winnings are actuglly paid Al Skinner of South Windsor found the pray for luck. He and his partner made it Air, 4 door. 25,000 miles. GOOD FRIDAY 6:45 a.m. 0:W P.M. MtaFui-lha Upper Room - TIehals: $3.00 and capsized in the chilly river, $4800. Call 569-0595 before ning high in Connecticut since an through annuities, which the state best way to pass through the rapids on through and went on to finish the eighth Faces o f the Cross - 7:30 p.m. Bible Studies for all ages 0:30 flowing not so merrily down the 5pm. MAUNDY THURSDAY - April IMh aircraft swing-shift worker re­ ‘buys’ from financial institutions You may not find a a.m. 7:30 P.M. Holy Communion stream. Others simply avoided the the Hockanum River was to lie flat and annual event. EASTER SUNDAY cently won $7.8 million in the that submit the lowest bid,” Lewis sousaphone listed among Worship service 10:45 a.m. North snd South Churchsa - Poston current by walking their canoes 1979 HONDA CIVIC — Sunrise Service at 7:00 a.m. at R isley Reser­ Johnson, Kroll and Dupaa paitldpal- state’s Lotto game, which has said. the many ads featured Evening celebration 6:00 p.m. Ing around the swift waters. swift waters, but Pranky gave a Before the race began, Watkins Burton Meisner 92,000 miles. Radial tires. voir, Lake St., Manchester. drawn in thousands of people who “ It’s no secret, if we give away in today's Classified sec­ QOOD FRIDAY - April 20th One brave twosome consisted of mighty war whoop as they avoided said the water level had risen E group: 1. Sue Andrette & Scott No rust. AM /FM radio. Breakfast at 8: OO a.m. in Fellowhip Hall The never laid a bet before. $50,000 for 20 years, it doesn’t cost tion, but you can be 7:30 PM. Bsnlca at North Church - Poaton Bill Prandy and Al Skinner. a rock and raced on downstream. almost five inches overnight. The Olsen, 58:32; Brenda & Michael $2500 or best offer. After Body of Believers celebrate the Lord’s resur­ Dupaw Johnson and Kroll portldpat- The would-be millionaires have us that much. That million dollar sure, if there are any for Sunday was the first canoe race the For their efforts, Skinner and morning was chilly, but heavy Beattie. 6pm, til 9pm, 429-3473. rection together. OF THE NAZARENE been asking how the state pays off prize doesn’t cost us a million,” he sale, they would be EASTER22nd pair had ever entered. Prandy finished seventh in their rains held off until after the race. F group: 1. Doris Robotto & Church S(inool Classes for all age;es, 9 :15 a.m. 236 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER and in particular, why they can’t said. there! 9 and 10:4S AM. “ AI called me last Monday and division among 20 entrants. Their The racers had to portage Kathy Scranton, 90:34; Jean 1979 VW SCIROCCO— Air Easter Worship - 10:30 a.m. “ Hle is Risen” All are welcome Neal McLain, Pastor WonMp soivloaa/Nuraary collect all of their instant bonanza Lewis said the state has carried conditioning, AM/FM You'll find lots of un­ said ‘We’re in the canoe race,’’’ time: 74:53. around the dam at Union Pond, and McQuinn & Lynn Hartwell. Dr. Shwhord 8. Johnson preaching in a lump sum. out the practice since lotteries stereo. 77,000 miles. Ex­ For “GOOD NEWS” Every Day, Hanary cora pravldad Family Worship Day - no Church School said Prandy, an East Hartford even that became treacherous. G group: 1. Earle Roberts & usual, hard-to-find items Not to worry, says L. Blaine began in 1973. “ We annuitize large cellent gas mileage. ______Phone 646-0595______»ia>si«ksk|«riM:8Hfoihasmishih|wl>sisusf resident. “ I told him I ’d go out and ANOTHER PAIR of novices was The Eighth District Fire Depart­ Wendy Messenger, 67:40; 2. Peas- listed in the Classified hakihsrrn Lewis Jr., lottery unit chief in the prizes, anything from about $75,000 $4000. Call 742-8965. buy the canoe. We practiced last Al Ricci of Vernon and Gerald ment volunteers had a sturdy, long lee & Jeanne Colston; Richard & Ads. And if you have state Division of Special Revenue, up. (Saturday) night and were ready Keene of Tolland, both of them rope awaiting the racers to help Judy Snarski. an article or two around NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH which oversees the lottery and The purchase of an annuity for $1 1975 RABBIT — Runs Ea$ter at to go.” competing in their first canoe race them down the mud-slickened H group; 1. John & Adam Driggs, the house that you have Saint James Catholic Church 300 Parker SL, Monchaalar o t h e r legal gambling in million over 20 years may cost the well. Gobd transporta­ Skinner, a South Windsor resi­ ever. banks and back into the water. The 72:14; 2. James & Shawn O'Dea; felt no one else would 806 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Ife Invite you to cefebrole Hoty ITeek tvith lu. 1984 WELCOME Connecticut. state from $300,000 to $400,000, tion. $475. Call 643-9251. Soaday, April IHh - PALM SUNDAY Apr. 15 MATODY THURSDAY - Wc^WBuchorist dent who coaches tennis at Howell Ricci said they got by the rushing canoeists were rewarded with a James Thompson & Billy Driggs. be interested in, you There are two reasons the state Lewis said. 8:30 A.M. 31il Annual Palm Sunday Hen'a Breakfaat and 7:50411 a.m., 7:55 p.m. - Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ waters behind Economy Electric, final mile of mostly flat water I group: 1. Rich Malchow & VOLVO, 1970 — Two door might be pleasantly sur­ HOLY WEEK SERVICES Communion The annuities are bid on by Apr. a GOOD FRIDAY-Cantata-7;Mp.m. "PasfhmMS nical School, said they capsized in but two miles from the finish line a paddling with little current to shoot George Grade, 64:43; 2. Paul sedan. Must Sell! Best prised at how many of ^ , Monday (April 16) 7: IS A.M., Speaker, Dr. Clifford Green, Hartford Semi­ R^rracUoa,’ ’ RlUiagi Bmaauel It Hartborcusli numerous firms, including insur­ nary ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa their practice run and decided to low-hanging branch claimed him. them along. It was the “ Heart­ Healy & Russ Croft; 3. John Bock & offer. Good transporta­ our readers may be 7:30 P.M. Penance Service - Includlog private Conteidons. Coog. cholfs ers like Prudential and Travelers, 8:45 A.M.-Worrhip. Adult Bible SUidy. Nunery Apr. a -11 PRAYER VIGIL - Friday 5 p.m. - keep trying until they got it right. He caught it in the chest and break Hill” of the race, Watkins Jim Hayes. tion. Call 649-7971. looking for just such an ^ W e d n e sd a y (April 18) 8:45 A.M.-CoHee Fellowship. ^ along with Canadian companies. 7:30 P. M. Tenebrae Service - fmlowed by ConfeMlonf Saturday I p.m. The results were good on toppled into the chilly waters. It said. J group; Eklwin Johansar & Don article' 10; IS A.H.-Worshlp. Church School. Nunery for children Inside Today 'The annuities are paid to the state, Holy Thursday (April 18) 5 years old and younger. Apr.lt EASTER VIOIL/EuCharfot Sunday. was an ignomonious end to a strong Hart, 65:07; 2. John Onthank & a p.m. • 15 p.m. which in turn mails the winners ^ M P. M. Liturgy of the Lord'! Supper (only Mali on Holy w A insday, day, April 20 page*, 2 factions “We stayed afloat," Pranky beginner’s race. THE T O P TH R EE finishers in John Campbell; 3. Dave Malchow Thuraday) 6:30 P.M., Meal f ' —UPPER R(ROOM. Reservations re- Apr. a FESTIVE EASTER WORSHIP their yearly checks. quired. Cost: $4. insisited. “ We got some water in In fact, entering the race was each group were: & Paul Brazeau. 5:M A 11 a.m., nunary at II . 1 In the case of the $7.8 million , „ , Good Friday (April 20) - IMh - MAUNDY THURSDAY Advice ...... 17 the boat, but we stayed afloat.” almost an afterthought for him. A group: 1. John Scoville & Rick K group: Ted Packard & Law­ 1971 GT6 MARK III TRI­ Cal 3:00 P.M. CeIcbraUon of the Lord's Paiilon. To keep the ...... 20 jackpot, a bid of 2.8 percent was UMPH — 6 cylinder. Jolat service at South Unittd Bufinats...... Pranky said he had been driving “ Gerry called me the other day Sagan, 59:33; 2. Robert Nichols & rence Linders, 72; 12; 2. Greg Hoch three sacred hours, there will be a short Prayer Service in M eth o d Church. The Rev. Richard W. Dupee parUdpat- CIcntIflad...... J8-19 accepted, which means it cost the Reasonable. Good condi­ the church at 12:00 Noon, 1:00P.M., and 2:00P.M. past the rapids last year when he and said, ‘I just entered us in the Ernest Linders. & Bruce Hokomb; 3. Steve Aiudi & Herad Iw With Dt- Sherphard Johnson and Dr. Paul V. Kroll. Com­ Comic*...... state approximately $2.1 million, tion. Classic for the 7:30 P.M. Stations of the Cross followed by ConfearidBa. bined choln. Entartalnnwnt...... noticed all the cars and decided to race.’ I said ‘Fine.’’’ Ricci re­ B group: 1. Jeff Dickson & Jeff Mike Gareau. fotlmti said Lewis. sports cor fan. Call 742- Holy Saturday (April 21) GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL MIh DMH.anatafo(B Lottarv...... 2 watch the race himself. He said called. “ Our boat filled up with Krug, 66:59; 2. tean & Chris L group: Keith Wohllebe & Joe 10:00-11::30 A.M. - Sacrament of RecondliawIon (Confet- 7 : » P.M. • Joint service at North United Methodist As for the Lotto game, sales have 7923. Classified aionsl Church. Dr. Sbeptard Johnson and Dr. Paul Kroll partic­ C. Htaiy Aadsnea, ObUuori**...... 10 that he wanted to be in it, and water, but we never went over.” Malone; 3. Ted Cummings & Lee Firetto, 68:05; Paul Zucco & Steve EaMrilM Opinion...... 6 surpassed all expectations, Lewis 8:30am-Sjl0pm 7:30 P.M. Eaiter Vigil Service (only Man on Holy Satur­ ipating with Rev. Richard Dudm. Combined choln. faremi Skinner helped fulfill that wish by Ricci and Keene placed 14th Bogli. Davis; 3. Mark Brazeau li Scott day) - , ^ BAtTERteNDAY Paoplatalk ...... 2 said. Mon-Frl. StavaaP.Sahta entering them only days before the among 21 competitors in their C group: 1. Bob Allen, 59:41; 2. Beatie. FIN D IN G A cosh buyer Wonblp servicea at i:4S A 18:15 A.M. NO Church School. qrmmUf/Chmlrmotttr: $porl*...... 11-14 “We’re very pleased. We’re Easter Sunday Masses (April 22) Cpffn Fellowtiiip between servloei. Nunery will be pro­ ...... race was scheduled. division wit)i a time of 75:29. ‘ Geoff Latsha. M group; Scott Hanson k Brian for sporting goods eoulp- ^30A.H.,9:00A.M..10:WA.M.,U:80Noaa!f(oi:90P.U.on P. Molvhi . Telaviflon ...... s selling almost $2 million a week. 643-2711 Easter Sunday. vided. Rev. Richard DupM preaching. . CkrU E

anti-smoking advocates have been implemented the toughest anti­ public affairs officer, said that By Thomas Ferraro legislatures, assertive non- ambient (second hand) smoke is more successful in getting head­ as PZC faces smoking law in the land. following some initial consterna­ smokers are posting no-smoking dangerous to the non-smoker, and United Press International The measure, narrowly passed tion by some of the smokers among lines than action. signs in airports and bowling we’ve come a long way in public He said during the past decade in a referendum and staunchly the company's 10,000 employees in alleys, diners and elevators, sub­ acceptance of the rights of the In the retirement community of opposed by the tobacco industry, San Francisco, “ everything is less than 10 percent of the state lot plan, rules urban grocery stores and city non-smoker.” Sun City, Ariz., a new health gives non-smokers in offices and working out pretty well.” proposals to restrict smoking have ordinance has pack-a-day-smoker Not everyone agrees. Planafor a 49-lot subdivision off Keeney Street and a offices. factories the power to decide “We've had to make some become law. He said of eight Since 1973,36 states, along with a “ I think things have gotten out of request for a regulation amendment to allow group Mary Cutter fuming. whether and where there can be accommodations for people who measures subjected to referen- At a San Francisco engineering growing number of cities and hand,” Mrs. Cutler said. The dums since 1978, only the one in San homes in residential areas are scheduled to be smoking on the job. want to be in non-smoking areas,” towns, have implemented mea­ retirki school teacher violated a considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission and construction firm, supervisor At the Bechtel Group Inc., a he said. “ Some smokers, rather Francisco was approved. sures that restrict smoking in new smoking ban in Sun City Paul Czirban and his staff of 12 now worldwide engineering and con­ than put up with any hassles, Toohey said the current move­ when it meets tonight. handle data in a city-mandated public buildings. Scores of private recreation centers last winter However. Acting Director of Planning Carol A. struction company based in San decided this is a good reason to ment “ represents a change in businesses have imposed their own when she and six other elderly Zebb said that because some PZC members may not smoke-free office. Francisco, a new “ no smoking kick the habit." strategy by professional anti­ In Winston-Salem, N.C., a con­ rules. protesters defiantly puffed away. be able to attend, it is questionable whether the sign” has been posted in the data The tobacco industry, which smoking groups. Their efforts cerned R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., "W e’ve come a long way, baby.” “ I did it because I had some commission will have enough members to act on entry section room. would rather fight than quit, today are less directed at the John F. Banzhaf III, ex^u tive questions and I wanted some either matter. is fretting. " I prefer it this way and so do the contributed more than $1 million to product and more directed at The fuming, clean air-breathing, director of Action for Smoking and answers, ” she said. She was The PZC has five members. In order to have a vote, women here, particularly the few citizens’ groups that unsuccess­ making smoking socially and corporate fretting are all signs Health, a non-profit consumer warned that a repeat offense could four are needed. According to Ms. Zebb, PZC who had allergic reaction to fully campaigned against the city unacceptable.” of a mounting movement to protect group, said in parodying the old result in loss of her recreation members William A. Bayer and Thomas M. Ryan will smoke,” supervisor Czirban said. ordinance. It is keeping tabs on The tobacco industry, which has the rights of non-smokers by advertising slogan of Virginia card. Her response: “ I think it (the not be present tonight. Leo Kwash is not expected to "The two or three smokers we similar efforts elsewhere. never conceded smoking is hazard­ limiting where smokers can light Slims cigarettes. ordinance) violates my rights.” attend because of illness. have are allowed to leave the room William Toohey Jr., a spokes­ ous to health, rejects as unfounded “ We’ve come a long way in Similar words of discontent have The PZC will meet at 7 at the Lincoln Center hearing up. when they want a cigarette.” man for the Tobacco Institute, a research that finds ambient smoke With the help of city councils, terms of the number of laws. We’ve been voiced in recent weeks in San room. Larry Miller, the corporation's trade association, insists that may be harmful to non-smokers. medical researchers and state come a long way in evidence Francisco, which on March 1 Gerald Investments' plans for a 49-lot subdivision • off Keeney Street will be the subject of a public hearing, even though the firm 's request for a zone change which would permit the subdivision has not Weather yet been decided by the PZC. That matter is also on P e o p le ta lk tonight's agenda. If the zoning of the 28.7-acre parcel is to be changed Today’s forecasts from Rural Residence to Residence A. a 4-1 vote by the Robbing the cradle PZC is needed because owners of more than 20 percent Connecticut, Massachusetts and of the land within 500 feet of the zone have signed a Gene Hackman and Barbra Streisand team up Rhode Island: Rain heavy at times petition opposing the change. in “ All Night Long” , a CBS Tuesday night movie and scattered thunderstorms tap­ A similar petition lead to the PZC's denial in to be broadcast May 1. Also starring in the ering off from south to north later February of an application from Gerald Investments, Universal film are Diane Ladd, Dennis Quaid and this afternoon. Heavy rains may of which Bolton attorney Lawrence A. Fiano is Kevin Dobson. cause some flooding of roads and president, to have the zoning of the property changed Hackman's character, George Dupler, is a man poor drainage areas. Possible to Planned Residence Development. Those plans totally frustrated by his middle-management job minor flooding along coastal areas called for the property to be divided into 57 building with a drugstore chain while Miss Streisand at times of high tide today. High 50 lots. portrays a married woman, Cheryl, who is having to 55. Occasional drizzle and Area residents opposed both plans on the grounds an affair, with Dupler’s teenage son. A far cry scattered showers tonight. Lows 40 that the proposed developments would be too dense to from Ifentl, yes? to 45. Mostly cloudy with scattered fit in with the rural characteristics of the surrounding showers on Tuesday. Highs in the Herald photos by Pinto neighborhoods. 50s except 40s Berkshires. THE PZC IS also scheduled to consider an Maine: Rain heavy at times aim' Kids catch Lions’ share amendment to zoning regulations proposed by the windy today with a few thunder­ A haunting past Transitional Living Center Foundation which would showers possible over southwest The Manchester Lions Ciub sponsored its annaul kids’ fishing allow group homes to be located in residential areas. Film rights to the novel "Surprise Party” , by portions. Highs today in the 40s. derby Saturday at Sauiter's Pond. Rain didn't bother some Under the proposed amendment, each home would William Katz, have been acquired for a movie to Rain heavy at times north portion enthusiastic young fishermen, inciuding Seth Kershaw (ieft) of require approval by the PZC as a special exception. be produced by Richard D. Zanuck and David and foggy with occasional rain or Zoning regulations currently allow only group Brown for Warner Bros. The book, which will be drizzle elsewhere tonight. Lows 38 N. Eim St., who caught an 18-inch pickerei. Above, David homes for the mentally retarded in residential areas. published this summer by McGraw-Hill, deals near 40. Showers likely north and Dymet, 6, of 57 Tudor Lane iooks deiighted with his trout, whiie Rain heavy at timas The TLC Foundation wants to open a group home for with a young woman who has married "the mountains and variable cloudiness his mother, Denise, probabiy dreams of a warm cup of coffee. youths at 83 Olcott St. and has already applied for a perfect man” , only to experience a rude with scattered showers elsewhere Today: Rain heavy at times and scattered thunderstorms may cause Young peopie, beiow, showed up with fishing rods and paiis, aii special exception for the home, despite the absence of awakening when she starts digging into his past. Tuesday. Highs in the 40s north and some flooding of roads and poor drainage areas before tapering to SOs south. showers around mid to late afternoon. High in the low SOs. Easterly set to bring home their morning's catch. a ruling on its regulation amendment. New Hampshire: Rain heavy at winds around 10 mph shifting to westerly. Tonight: Occasional The proposed amendment faced opposition at an April 2 public hearing from residents who said the times and windy today with a few drizzle. Lows around 40. Southerly winds around 10 mph. Tuesday: thundershowers possible over home should not be open to youths from outside of Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Highs in the mid SOs. Today’s Manchester. Sponsors have said the hotne will be Requiem for the masses southern sections. Highs today in weather picture was drawn by Alison StanIzzI, afourth-gradestudent intended primarily for Manchester youths, but have the 40s. Foggy with occasional rain Proceeds from a performance of Verdi’s at Verplanck School. admitted that non-Manchester residents might be Requiem on Wednesday, at Washington’s or drizzle tonight. Lows near 40. accepted at the home. Kennedy Center will go toward the work of World Liberace at Radio City Showers likely north and moun­ Vision, an international child care and relief tains and variable cloudiness with MANCHESTEr MALL owner Kenneth C. Bur- organization. Liberace gfves a big smile as he plays a $200,000 scattered showers elsewhere Tues­ kamp's request for a special exception to locate a The concert will be directed by Francisco de rhinestone-studded concert grand piano April 15 day. Highs in the upper 40s and SOs. restaurant in the mall, which was scheduled to be Araujo and be performed by four soloists led by during an opening night performance at Radio Vermont: Flood watch today. considered by the PZC tonight, will probably be tabled New York Metropolitan Opera star James City Music Hall. It was his first New York City Heavy rain south. Rain becoming because the commission still lacks some information. Morris. concert appearance in 30 years. heavy north. Chance of thunder­ Ms. Zebb said. Sen. and Mrs. Paul S. Trible Jr. (R-Va.) and storms. High 50 to 55. Rain The PZC tabled the matter after a March 19 public Sen. and Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield (R-Ore.) are continuing tonight north and dim­ hearing at which George Marlow, president of Purnell hosting the event. President and Mrs. Reagan are inishing south. Low near 40. Corp., threatened to close off and restrict several honorary hosts. showery and cooler Tuesday. High parking areas owned by the Purnell Corp. and leased Hear no evii in the 40s. to the town on a monthly basis if the special exception is granted. Who is the Darth Vader-like voice threatening Extended outlook Burkamp has argued that there are more than doom on Jermaine Jackson’s upcoming solo LP, enough public parking spaces near the mall to "Escape From The Planet of the Ant Men" ? None Extended outlook for New Eng­ land Wednesday through Friday: accommodate a 5,000-square foot restaurant, which other than his brother ’Ilto Jackson. Says would require a total of 180 parking spaces. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Jermaine of his sibling's role in the record; “ Tito Under town zoning regulations, any use requiring Rhode Island: Chance of showers coaches Little League, loves animals. This is more than 60 parking spaces must receive special Wednesday and Thursday. Clear­ about the only way you'll catch him doing exception approval. anything evil." ing Friday. Daytime highs will be 45 to 55. Lows will be 35 to 45. Satellite slew Vermont: Dismal weather con­ Woodcock plans forum tinuing. Rain or snow showers and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows Rep. John Woodcock, D-South Windsor, will have a Smooth moves cool through the period. Highs40 to extensive rain clouds along a frontal zone from the Middle Atlantic constituents' forum April 26 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the 50. Lows 30 to 40. states to New England. The coldest whitest clouds produced some South Windsor Town Hall Council Chambers. All "Yoga Moves with Alan Finger” will be Maine and'S)lew Hampshire: thundershowers from the DelMarva Peninsula to southern New Vernon, South Windsor and Manchester residents are released in May by Wallaby Books. Based on his Considerdble clqudiness with England. In the Midwest, gray lower clouds produced some showers' invited. Topics will include any issues oh proposed recently released video casette, the book is a showery peNpds^ighs 45 to 55. around a low over Indiana. The remainder of the nation is clear except legislation in the General Assembly or any other Lows in the 30s to low 40s. down-to-earth approach to yoga and self­ for clouds along a cold front in the Pacific Northwest. subject which the public would like to discuss. enlightenment. Finger, whose motto is “ enlight­ For further information. Woodcock may be reached enment is not serious” , is a favorite guru of the Across the nation at any of the following numbers: 644-2431 (office), stars, teaching such personalities as Robin Showers and occasional thunder­ I iOI» 30.00 30.00 29/7 29.S3 566-8700 (Capitol), or 289-3545 (home).. Williams, Joni Mitchell and Berry Gordy of showers will reach from New S E A T T tt^ V Motown Records. England across the Great Lakes TV's "Laverne and Shirley” cast practiced extending south over theUarolinas yoga with Finger in a special room on the show's and Tennessee Valley into inland Fire Calls set. Collaborator on the book, Lynda Gellis portions of the eastern Gulf states. ytiew YORK Guber, is a longtime yoga student and co­ Showers and thundershowers will 5 HOMES WILL BE SELECTED producer of the movie "Flashdance.” also be scattered over Florida. DENVER' Manchester Rain will be widely scattered over f / Paramedics). drives (Town). medical call, 59 EIro St. IN the northern Pacific coast. Friday, 4:41 p.m. — Saturday, 8:52 p.m. — Saturday, 11:38 p.m. — (Paramedics). Los^AimevES Temperatures will reach the 40s n medical call, 167 Tanner motor vehicle rollover. false alarm, Plaza and Monday, 7:50 p.m. — and SOs from New England across St. (Eighth District). Interstate 86 westbound at Arcellia drives (Town). motor vehicle accident Keeping score l o w e s t JSC THE GREATER MANCHESTER AREA the Great Lakes and the Ohio TEMPERATURES Friday, 10:44 p.m. — exit 93 (Eigth District, Sunday, 12:15 p.m. — near Cheney Technical Sexiest woman of year Academy Award-winning composer Jerry Valley across much of the upper motor vehicle accident, Tow n). smoke alarm, 54-D Pascal School, West Middle Turn­ Goldsmith and lyricist John Bettis have been AMIAMI Saturday, 10:53 p.m. — Actress Joan Collins, known for her character and middle Mississippi Valley. 40 918 Tolland Turnpike Lane (Town). pike (’Town). TO SHOW Alexis, in the television show "Dynasty,” holds a signed to score “ Legend” , a new film starring Highs will be in the low SOs across — LBOEHD I.I.— (Eighth District). false alarm, Alice and Sunday, 12:33 p.m. — Tom Cruise, Mia Sara and Tim Curry. southern Florida and southern Marion drives (Town). miedical call, 27 S. Adams Revere Bowl presented to her by the city of ^ ^ ^ RAIN 1/ .V ISMOW Saturday, 8:47 a.m. — The easternmost point Boston April 15, at a Boston nightclub. She was Goldsmith and Bettis have collaborated on Texas. Temperatures will reach service call, 65 Lockwood Saturday, 11 p.m. — St. (Param edics). 60 in the United States is also presented the "Sexiest Woman of the Y ear” three film themes including “ Twilight Zone: The near 60 over the northern Pacific \'' j SHOWERS^ FLOW St. (Eighth District). medical call, 80-B Blu- Sunday, 6:06 p.m. mo­ Movie,” "The Lonely Guy,” and the summer e West Quoddy Head, PERMA WALL SOLID field Drive awaid from college students from the Boston coast and near 100 through the URi WEATHER FOTOCAST ■: Saturday, 9:21 a.m. — tor vehicle accident, release, "Supergirl.” inland Southwest. (Paramedics). McKee and West Center Maine. 'The westernmost area. ' medical call, 71 Weaver point is Cape Wrangell, Saturday, 11:06 p.m. — streets (Town). Road (Paramedics). Attu, The Aleutians. High and low National lorecaat Saturday, 11:53 a.m. — false alarm, Constance Sunday, 12:35 a.m. — Drive and Vernon St. unnecessary alarm, 91 VINYL SIDING The highest temperature re­ motor vehicle accident, (Tow n). Broad St. (Eighth ported Sunday by the National For period ending 7 a.m. E S T Tuesday. Monday night will find rain 940 E. Middle Turnpike You'll never know the Saturday, 11; 14 p.m. — District). Weather Service, excluding (Tow n). power o f Classified until and showers over much of the area from the Tennessee Valley false alarm. Plaza and Monday, 12:37 a.m. — Alaska and Hawaii, was 103 Saturday, 12:33 p.m. — you use It yourself. Call Almanac northeastward Into New England. Some snow Is Indicated for parts of Arcellia drives (Town). motor vehicle accident, 95 degrees at Bullhead City, Havasu the Lakes region while fair to partly cloudy skies prevail elsevrhare chemical reaction, 713 E. 443-2711 today to place an MADi iXCUISWELY FOR Saturday, 11:26 p.m. — Broad St. (Town). City and Yuma, Ariz., and Death Middle Turnpike (Town). ad. I across the country. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate alarm. Alice and Marion Monday, 7:49 a.m. — Saturday, 1:30 p.m. — Valley, Calif. Monday’s low was 11 maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 36(M ), Boston 43(64), medical call, U North St. RESIDENIIAl CONSIRUCnON CO. Today is Monday, April 16, the 107th day of 1984 with degrees at Gunnison, Colo. Chicago 29(47), Cleveland 33(45), Dallas 46(76), Denver 39(77), NOTICE TO CREDITORS 259 to follow. (Eighth District, E S T A T E O F B LU M A R. Duluth 24(54). Houston 43(79), Jacksonville 47(67), Kansas City The moon is full. Weather radio Paramedics). LIOAL NOTICE KATZ or BLUMA J. KATZ, YOUR HOME WIU NEVER NEED PAINTING AGAIN. MANUFACTURERS 36(59), Little Rock 42(64), Los Angeles 45(66), Miami 62(77), TOWN OF COVENTRY lote of Monchtstor, The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturday, 3:48 p.m. — decoosed. The National Weather Service Requests that proposals to provide consulting services In Saturn. Minneapolis 34(60), New Orleans 47(65), New York 46(55), Phoenix dumpster fire, 277 W. connection with the Town of Coventry odmlnlsttrlno State The Hon. William E. Flta IIMITED SO YEAR WARRANfY ON PRODUa DEFEa broadcasts continuous, 24-hour (ierald. Judge, of the Court The evening star is Mercury. 66(93), San Francisco 49(61), Seattle 42(6t), St. Lduls 35(62), Middle Turnpike (Eighth funded Community Dovelopmont Block Grant In the orep of weather information on 162.47S assisting the rehab staff In the execution of a housing rehab of Probate, District of Man­ Washington 47(62). District). program and providing odmlplstrotlve assistance to the chester at q htorlnk hold on Those bom this date are under the sign of Aries. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Saturday. 4; 10 p.m. — Community Development Coordinotor, be received on or FRIirilApril 12,19Wqrdered iww,gfiwewso»ep thotoll ..•we. ep.i "HURRY" CUT AND MIAIL COUPON TODAY They include aviation pioneer Wilbur Wright in 1867, New London and 162.40 mHz in medical call, 70-C Impe­ before 10:00 A.M . E.S .T., April 23,19S4ot the Community De­ claims must b< prosented to actor-comedian-film director Charlie Chaplin in 1889, Meriden. velopment Office. Coventry Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, tho fiduciary on or before rial Drive (Paramedics). Coventry, CT 04238. July 12,19S4 or be barred os actor Peter Ustinov in 1921 and novelist Kingsley Saturday, 5:50 p.m. — Detailed Information os to tho specific services requested by law provided. Amis in 1922. Manchester Herald smoke investigation, 152 and content of the written proposal Is set forth In Request tar Dionne E. Yuslnos, Proposals and o copy may be obtained at the above addreu. Ass't. Clerk Cooper Hill St. (Tow n). Equal Opoortunitv Employer .... The tlduclorv Is: On this date in history; Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Pubiishar Judith R. Baskin RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION CO. I Saturday, 8:27 p.m. — Doted at Coventry, C T. this 4th dov of April 1994 254 BURNSIDE AVENUE I In 1862, Congress abolished slavery in the District of medical call, 253 Main St. Charles F. McCarthy 31 Kennedy Rd„ Columbia. Town Monooer Manchester, Ct. 04040 E A S T HARTFORD, C O N N E C T IC U T 06106 M.H. | USPS 327'SOO VOL. cm. No. 168 (Eighth District, 037-04 In 1947, more than 500 people were killed when a 0374M' 4-16-84 I French frigate carrying nitrates exploded at the dock Connecticut daily Publlthsd dolly oxospt Sunday Suckled carrier rotes are S IM . 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ambient (second hand) smoke is implemented the toughest anti­ public affairs officer, said that anti-smeking advocates have been By Thomos Ferraro legislatures, assertive non- more successful in getting head­ United Press International smokers are posting no-smoking dangerous to the non-smoker, and smoking law in the land. following some initial consterna­ as PZC faces we've come a long way in public The measure, narrowly passed tion by some of the smokers among lines than action. signs in airports and bowling He said during the past decade In the retirement community of alleys, diners and elevators, sub­ acceptance of the rights of the in a referendum and staunchly the company's 10,000 employees in non-smoker." ' opposed by the tobacco industry, San Francisco, "everything is less than 10 percent of the state Sun City, Ariz., a new health urban grocery stores and city proposals to restrict smoking have lot plan, rules ordinance has pack-a-day-smoker offices. Not everyone agrees. gives non-smokers in offices and working out pretty well.” "Ithinkthingshave gotten out of factories the power to decide "W e'v e had to make some become law. He said of eight Mary Cutler fuming. Since 1973,36 states, along with a measures subjected to referen- Plans for a 49-Iot subdivision off Keeney Street and a At a San Francisco engineering hand,” Mrs. Cutler said. The whether and where there can be accommodations for people who growing number of cities and dums since 1978, only the one in San request (or a regulation amendment to allow group and construction firm, supervisor towns, have implemented mea­ retir^ school teacher violated a smoking on the job. want to be in non-smoking areas,” Francisco was approved. homes in residential areas are scheduled to be Paul Czirban and his staff of 12 now new smoking ban in Sun City At the Bechtel Group Inc., a he said. "Some smokers, rather sures that restrict smoking in Toohey said the current move­ considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission public buildings. Scores of private recreation centers last winter worldwide engineering and con­ than put up with any hassles, handle data in a city-mandated ment "represents a change in when it meets tonight. businesses have imposed theirown when she and six other elderly struction company based in San decided this is a good reason to smoke-free office. strategy by professional anti­ However, Acting Director of Planning Carol A. In Winston-Salem, N.C., a con­ rules. protesters defiantly puffed away. Francisco, a new “ no smoking kick the habit.” smoking groups. Their efforts Zebb said that because some PZC members may not cerned R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., "W e've come a long way, baby,” " I did it because I had some sign” has been posted in the data The tobacco industry, which today are less directed at the be able to attend, it is questionable whether the is fretting. John F. Banzhaf III, executive questions and I wanted some entry section room. would rather fight than quit, product and more directed at commission will have enough members to act on The fuming, clean air-breathing, director of Action for Smoking and answers," she said. She was ' ‘ I prefer itthiswayandsodothe contributed more than $1 million to making smoking socially either matter. and corporate fretting are all signs Health, a non-profit consumer warned that a repeat offense could women here, particulariy the few citizens' groups that unsuccess­ unacceptable.” The PZC has five members, In order to have a vote, of a mounting movement to protect group, said in parodying the old result in loss of her recreation who had allergic reaction to fully campaigned against the city The tobacco indust^, which has four are needed. According to Ms. Zebb, PZC the rights of non-smokers by advertising slogan of Virginia card. Her response: "1 think it (the smoke,” supervisor Czirban said. ordinance. It is keeping tabs on never conceded smoking is hazard­ members William A. Bayer and Thomas M. Ryan will limiting where smokers can light Slims cigarettes. ordinance) violates my rights." "The two or three smokers we similar efforts elsewhere. ous to health, rejects as unfounded not be present tonight. Leo Kwash is not expected to up. "We've come a long way in Similar words of discontent have have are allowed to leave the room William Toohey Jr., a spokes­ research that finds ambient smoke attend because of illness. With the help of city councils, terms of the number of laws. We've been voiced in recent weeks in San when they want a cigarette." man for the Tobacco Institute, a The PZC will meet at 7 at the Lincoln Center hearing Larry .Miller, the corporation's trade association, insists that may be harmful to non-smokers. medical researchers and state come a long way in evidence Francisco, which on March 1 room. Gerald Investments' plans for a 49-lot subdivision ■ — off Keeney Street will be the subject of a public : hearing, even though the firm 's request for a zone change which would permit the subdivision has not P e o p l e t a l k Weather yet been decided by the PZC. That matter is also on tonight's agenda. Today’s forecasts If the zoning of the 28.7-acre parcel is to be changed Robbing the cradle from Rural Residence to Residence A, a 4-1 vote by the Connecticut, Massachusetts and PZC is needed because owners of more than 20 percent Gene Hackman and Barbra Streisand team up Rhode Island: Rain heavy at times of the land within 500 feet of the zone have signed a in “ All Night Long", a CBS Tuesday night movie and scattered thunderstorms tap­ petition opposing the change. to be broadcast May 1. Also starring in the ering off from south to north later A similar petition lead to the PZC's denial in Universal film are Diane Ladd, Dennis Quaid and this afternoon. Heavy rains may February of an application from Gerald Investments, Kevin Dobson. cause some flooding of roads and of which Bolton attorney Lawrence A. Fiano is Hackman's character, George Dupler, is a man poor drainage areas. Possible president, to have the zoning of the property changed totally frustrated by his middle-management job minor flooding along coastal areas to Planned Residence Development. Those plans with a drugstore chain while Miss Streisand at times of high tide today. High 50 called for the property to be divided into 57 building portrays a married woman, Cheryl, who is having to 55. Occasional drizzle and lots. an affair with Dupler's teenage son. A far cry scattered showers tonight. Lows 40 Area residents opposed both plans on the grounds from Yentl, yes? to 45. Mostly cloudy with scattered that the proposed developments would be too dense to ffli: showers on Tuesday. Highs in the fit in with the rural characteristics of the surrounding 50s except 40s Berkshires. Heralcj photos by Pinto neighborhoods. Maine; Rain heavy at times and THE PZC IS also scheduled to consider an windy today with a few thunder­ A haunting past Kids catch Lions’ share amendment to zoning regulations propos^ by the showers possible over southwest Transitional Living Center Foundation which would Film rights to the novel "Surprise P arty", by portions. Highs today in the 40s. The Manchester Lions Club sponsored its annaul kids' fishing allow group homes to be located in residential areas. William Katz, have been acquired for a movie to Rain heavy at times north portion derby Saturday at Sauiter's Pond. Rain didn’t bother some Under the proposed amendment, each home would be produced by Richard D. Zanuck and David and foggy with occasional rain or enthusiastic young fishermen, inciuding Seth Kershaw (ieft) of require approval by the PZC as a special exception. Brown for Warner Bros. The book, which will be drizzle elsewhere tonight. Lows Zoning regulations currently allow only group published this summer by McGraw-Hill, deals near 40. Showers likely north and 38 N. Eim St., who caught an 18-inch pickerei. Above, David homes for the mentally retarded in residential areas. with a young woman who has married "the mountains and variable cloudiness - ffe/n heavy at timas Dymet, 6, of 57 Tudor Lane iooks delighted with his trout, whiie The TLC Foundation wants to open a group home for perfect man", only to experience a rude with scattered showers elsewhere Today: Rain heavy at times and scattered thunderstorms may cause his mother, Denise, probabiy dreams of a warm cup of coffee. youths at 83 Olcott St. and has already applied for a awakening when she starts digging into his past. Tuesday. Highs in the 40s north and some flooding of roads and poor drainage areas before tapering to Young people, below, showed up with fishing rods and pails, all special exception for the home, despite the absence of 50s south. showers around mid to late afternoon. High in the low SOs. Easterly a ruling on its regulation amendment. New Hampshire: Rain heavy at set to bring home their morning's catch. winds around 10 mph shifting to westerly. Tonight: Occasional The proposed amendment faced opposition at an times and windy today with a few drizzle. Lows around 40. Southerly winds around 10 mph. Tuesday: April 2 public hearing from residents who said the thundershowers possible over Requiem for the masses Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Highs in the mid SOs. Today’s home should not be open to youths from outside of southern sections. Highs today in weather picture was drawn by Alison StanIzzI, afourth-gradestudent Manchester. Sponsors have said the home will be Proceeds from a performance of Verdi's the 40s. Foggy with occasional rain at Verplanck School. intended primarily for Manchester youths, but have Requiem on Wednesday at Washington's or drizzle tonight. Lows near 40. admitted that non-Manchester residents might be Kennedy Center will go toward the work of World Showers likely north and moun­ Liberace at Radio City accepted at the home. Vision, an international child care and relief tains and variable cloudiness with organization. Liberace gives a big smile as he plays a $200,000 scattered showers elsewhere Tues­ MANCHESTEr M A LL owner Kenneth C. Bur- The concert will be directed by Francisco de rhinestone-studded concert grand piano April 15 day. Highs in the upper 40s and 50s. kamp's request for a special exception to locate a Araujo and be performed by four soloists led by during an opening night performance at Radio Vermont: Flood watch today. restaurant in the mall, which was scheduled to be New York Metropolitan Opera star James City Music Hall. It was his first New York City Heavy rain south. Rain becoming considered by the PZC tonight, will probably be tabled Morris. concert appearance in % years. heavy north. Chance of thunder­ because the commission still lacks some information, Sen. and Mrs. Paul S. Trible Jr. (R-Va.) and storms. High 50 to 55. Rain Ms. Zebb said. Sen. and Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield (R-Ore.) are continuing tonight north and dim­ The PZC tabled the matter after a March 19 public hosting the event. President and Mrs. Reagan are inishing south. Low near 40. hearing at which George M arlow, president of Purnell honorary hosts. showery and cooler Tuesday. High Corp., threatened to close off and restrict several Hear no evil in the 40s. parking areas owned by the Purnell Corp. and leased to the town on a monthly basis if the special exception Who is the Darth Vader-like voice threatening Extended outlook is granted. doom on Jermaine Jackson’s upcoming solo LP, Burkamp has argued that there are more than Extended outlook for New Eng­ “ Escape From The Planet of the Ant Men" ? None enough public parking spaces near the mall to land Wednesday through Friday: other than his brother Tito Jackson. Says accommodate a 5,000-square foot restaurant, which Connecticut, Massachusetts and Jermaine of his sibling's role in the record: "T ito would require a total of 180 parking spaces. Rhode Island: Chance of showers coaches Little League, loves animals. This is Under town zoning regulations, any use requiring Wednesday and Thursday. Clear­ about the only way you’ll catch him doing more than 60 parking spaces must receive special ing Friday. Daytime highs will be anything evil." exception approval. 45 to 55. Lows will be 35 to 45. Satellite view Vermont: Dismal weather con­ tinuing. Rain or snow showers and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows Woodcock plans forum Smooth moves cool through the period. Highs 40 to extensive rain clouds along a frontal,zone from the Middle Atlantic Rep. John Woodcock, D-South Windsor, will have a 50. Lows 30 to 40. states to New England. The coldest whitest clouds produced some constituents' forum April 26 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Maine and New Hampshire: "Yot- Moves with Alan Finger” will be thundershowers from the DelMarva Peninsula to southern New South Windsor Town Hall Council Chambers. All Considerable cloudiness with released in May by Wallaby Books. Based on his England. In the Midwest, gray lower clouds produced some showers' Vernon, South Windsor and Manchester residents are recently released video casette, the book is a showery periods. Highs 45 to 55. invited. Topics will include any issues on proposed Lows in the 30s to low 40s. around a low over Indiana. The remainder of the nation is clear except down-to-earth approach to yoga and self­ for clouds along a cold front in the Pacific Northwest. legislation in the General Assembly or any other enlightenment. Finger, whose motto is “ enlight­ subject which the public would like to discuss. enment is not serious” , is a favorite guru of the Across the nation For further information. Woodcock may be reached stars, teaching such personalities as Robin Showers and occasional thunder­ IMr 30.00 „ „ „ 30.00 39.77 29.53 t at any of the following numbers: 644-2431 (office), Williams, Joni Mitchell and Berry Gordy of showers will read) from New 566-8700 (Capitol), or 289-3545 (hom e). Motown Records. England across the Great Lakes ------mm . TV's "Laverae and Shirley” cast practiced extending south over tbeCaroIinas yoga with Finger in a special room on the show's and Tennessee Valley into inland set. Collaborator on the book, Lynda Gellis portions of the eastern Gulf states. .vtiewvoRK Fire Calls Gutter, is a longtime yoga student and co­ Showers and thundershowers will producer of the movie “ Flashdance." also be scattered over Florida. 5 HOMES WILL BE SELECTED DENVER' Rain will be widely scattered over Manchester the northern Pacific coast. Paramedics). drives (Town). medical call, 59 EIro St. IN Temperatures will reach the 40s LOS^ANGEtES •* Friday, 4:41 p.m. — Saturday, 8:52 p.m. — Saturday, 11:38 p.m. — (Paramedics). Keeping score and 50s from New England across medical call, 167 Tanner motor vehicle rollover. false alarm. Plaza and Monday. 7:50 p.m. — the Great Lakes a ^ the Ohio LOWEST St. (Eighth District). Interstate 86 westbound at Arcellia drives (Town). motor vehicle accident Sexiest woman of year TEMPERATURES Academy Award-winning composer Jerry Valley across much of the upper Friday, 10:44 p.m. — exit 93 (Eigth District, Sunday, 12:15 p.m. — near Cheney Technical THE GREATER MANCHESTER AREA Actress Joan Collins, known for her character Goldsmith and lirricist John Bettis have been and middle Mississinii Valley. motor vehicle accident, Town). smoke alarm, 54-D Pascal School, West Middle Turn­ o 40 Alexis, in the television show "Dynasty," holds a signed to score “ Legend", a new film starring Highs will be in the low 80s across 918 Tolland Turnpike Saturday, 10:53 p.m. — Lane (Town). pike (Town). TO SHOW Revere Bowl presented to her by the city of Tom CmlM. Mia Sara and Tim Curry. southern Florida and southern (Eighth District). false alarm, Alice and Sunday, 12:33 p.m. — Goldsmith and Bettis have collaborated on Saturday, 8:47 a.m. — Marion drives (Town). mpdical call. 27 S. Adams Boston April 15, at a Boston nightclub. She was Texas. Temperatures will reach The easternmost point three film themes including "Twilight Zone: The service call, 65 Lockwood Saturday, 11 p.m. — St. (Paramedics). also presented the "Sexiest Woman of the Y ea r" near 60 over the northern Pacific I ' f ! ■! SHOWERS^ FLOW in the United States is Movie," "The Lonely Guy,” and the summer St. (Eighth District). medical call, 80-B Blu- Sunday, 6:06 p.m. mo­ awaid from college students from the Boston coast and near 100 through the URi WEATHER FOTOCAST West Quoddy Head, area. release, “ Supergirl.” inland Southwest. Saturday, 9:21 a.m. — efield Drive tor vehicle accident, PERMA WALL SOLID Maine. 'The westernmost ' medical call, 71 Weaver (Paramedics). McKee and West Center point is Cape Wrangell, Road (Paramedics). Saturday, 11:06 p.m. — streets (Town). High and low Attu, The Aleutians. National foreeaat Saturday, 11:53 a.m. — false alarm, Constance Sunday, 12:35 a.m. — The highest temperature re­ motor vehicle accident, Drive and Vernon St. unnecessary alarm, 91 VINYL SIDING ported Sunday by the National For period ending 7 am. EST Tuesday. Monday night will find rain 940 E. Middle Turnpike (Tow n). Broad St. (Eighth Weather Service, excluding You'll never know the and showers over much of the area from the Tennessee Vallsy (Town). Saturday, 11:14 p.m. — D istrict). power of Classified until Alaska and Hawaii, was lOS Almanac northeastward into New England. Some snow Is indicated for parts of Saturday, 12:33 p.m. — false alarm. Plaza and Monday, 12:37 a.m. — you use It yourself. Coll degrees at Bullhead dity, Havasu the Lakes region while fair to partly cloudy skies prevail elsewhere chemical reaction, 713 E. Arcellia drives (Town). motor vehicle accident, 95 643-2711 today to place an City and Yuma, Ariz., and Death MADE EXCUISIVEIY FOR across the country. Minimum temperatures Include: (approKlmals Middle Turnpike (Town). Saturday, 11:26 p.m. — Broad St. (Tow n). ad. Valley, Calif. Monday’s low was 11 maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 36(56), Boston 43(64), Saturday, 1:30 p.m. — alarm. Alice and Marion Monday, 7:49 a.m. — Today is Monday. April 16, the 107th day of 1984 with degrees at Gunnison, Colo. 3S9 to follow. Chicago 29(47), Cleveland 33(45), Dallas 4 ^ 6 ) , Denver 39(77), medical call, U North St. NOTICE TO CREDITORS RERDENTIAI CONSTRUCTION CO. The moon is full. Weather radio Duluth 24(54), Houston 43(79), Jacksonville 4 7 ( ^ , Kansas City (Eighth District, ESTATE OF BLUMA.R. 6 The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Paramedics). LEOALNOTKE KATZ or BLUMA J. KATZ, 36(59), Little Rock 42(64), Loe Angelee 45(66), Miami 62(77), TOWN OF COVENTRY late of Manchester, YOUR HOME WHi NEVER NEED PAINTING AGAIN. MANUFACTURERS Saturn. 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'cooperation and fiscal 19S5 liuQget that includes a plan requests to Congress last month asking By Steve Haaey news conference, attended by U.S. Ambassador stale ol collapse, " said a Lebanese journalist. "He By Steve Gerstel After months. Congress approved a In to cut the deficit by $182 billion. for $93 million in military aid to El United Press International Reginald Bartholomew and FrOnch Charge d’Affaires was sobbing." assistance" in helping rescue the men. United Press International farm bill that Imposes a freeze on And the Senate Budget Committee Salvador and $21 million for the Marcel Laugel. Bartholomew thanked Berri. one of the top rebel "We are absolutely delighted to have Frank and Mr. Nicaraguan rebels. A compromise plan federal subsidies to fanners, an ••Regier was calm, but the Frenchman was in a leaders opposed to the U.S.-supported government of Joubert back," Bartholomew Arms treaty to Geneva W ASHINGTON - President Reagan narrowly adopted a Republican- B E IR U T, Lebanon — Shell and machine gun fire cut that to $62 million for El Salvador administration goal, but also gives W ASHINGTON — President Reagan arranged has run into more problems with backed budget, which faces a stiff floor closed the only crossing between the Christian and and $21 million for the rebels. farmers early cash paymenU for not a Ruse Garden sendoff for Vice President George Congress this year than at any time fight. It includes a $150 billion three- Moslem halves o f Beirut today hours after a Speaker Thomas O'Neill said the growing grains in 1985 and liberalizes Bush, who flies to Europe today to present the since he took office and the deadlock is year deficit cut and has the backing of kidnapped American professor and a Frenchman Reagan. House absolutely would not agree to the terms for farm loans. were rescued after two months captivity. administration's latest arms control intiative: a stalling movement on virtually every The Senate killed a proposed amend­ In both cases, the tax package will $21 million for the Contras, but was U.S. Embassy officials said Frank Regier was global ban on chemical weapons. issue. willing to provide $32 million for E l ment allowing spoken prayer in public Reagan, frustrated in his efforts to revive Congress, off on a week's Easter bring In about $50 billion of the deficit flown by helicopter to the amphibious assault ship Salvador. schools. negotiations on the control of nuclear weapons, is vacation, has little to show in the way of cut, the rest coming from spending Nassau off the Lebanese coast jdter Shiite militiamen Although the dollar figures for E l The Senate also approved major sending Bush to Geneva to deliver the most recent reductions not dealt with in Congress stormed a house to free him and French architect legislation with expectations that not Salvador and for the Nicaraguan rebels revisions in federal crime laws, includ­ in a string ol election-year peace feelers to the much will be done before next year — yet. Christian Joubert. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ing the imposition of the dealth penalty Defining the 1985 budget and deficit ran into congressional opposition, it “He was examined after his relea.se Sunday and U.N. Committee on Disarmament. and after the elections. was the delayed acknowledgment that and suffer penalties for career While the focus of the draft treaty Bush will The only key area where progress reductions is expected to take consider­ was flown to the USS Nassau this morning (Monday) able time. Sharp reductions in Rea­ the CIA had mined Nicaraguan waters criminals. lor a thorough check-up.” an embassy spokesman present the 40-nation committee is global, the can be seen is work on reducing the that touched off an uproar on Capitol Congress easily overrode Reagan’s diplomatic move is addressed first and foremost gan's original r^uests for a military said. budget deficit. Hill. veto ol a bill that will provide $36 to the Soviet Union and, in a less direct way, to The Senate and House each approved buildup are expected. There were no immediate reports of casualties from After a sharp outcry, in which million for water resources research. BUTCHER SHOP voters at home. nearly $50 billion in deficit reductions Reagan's problems are far more today’s 10-minute salvo of mortar and heavy machine 0^ 0^ D E L I H U T Republicans joined Democrats, the Congress has now overriden four of 28 COLONUL HALF SEMMONELESS The treaty being proposed by Reagan would not over the next three years. The cuts acute in the field of foreign policy — gun fire along the Green Line dividing the city's Senate and House passed identical, vetoes. WITM WATER ADDED be the first multilateral agreement on chemical come in the form of increased taxes most notably on the issue of aid to Christian and Moslem sectors. COLE SLAW b 49C non-binding resolutions putting Con­ The Senate also voted to rescind the weapons. through the curbing of loopholes and Central America.— “ There were dozens of cars (in the crossing) at the FULLY COOKED MRSCHN Ell’S gress on ret;ord that no U.S. funds be 3.5 percent pay increase for members other tinkering with the tax code. Reagan, warning that supplies were time of the shooting but none was hit,” a witness said. spent on further laying of mines in of Congress retoractive to Jan. 1. ib. In addition, the House has passed a running out, submitted emergency "Drivers left their cars and escaped into nearby ______WHOLE OR HALF HONEY OF A HAM $3.69 Bomb kills two Americans buildings when the first shells fell in a nearby empty FU U Y COOKED MUCKE’S lot. Then the shooting started." WINDHOEK. SJuth West Africa - A U.S. Local rivalry diverts delegates Representatives of the Lebanese army and rival VEAL LOAF >. $1.69 diplomat and an American military adviser, E-Z CUT militia factions quickly made contact to try to prevent killed by a bomb that destroyed a gas station near an escalation but the crossing remained closed to H A MIS i the Angolan border, probably were the victims of traffic through the morning. raOVOLONE CHEESE n>. $1.99 a random terrorist attack, officials said today. “ There is agreement by all sides to open the road, BONELESS FUU Y COOKED BUGNACM’S The bomb tore through the Okatana Petrol Reports of dirty tricks surface in Phiiiy but this cannot be done until the shooting stops. We are Station in Oshakati Sunday, killing the Ameri­ FLEUR 'DE LEIS lb. dealing with that now, and we hope to restore traffic KIELBASA $1.99 cans, an attendant and a Nambian in another car w MUCNE’S soon,” a member of the security committee making HAMSM! with four other members of his family. The four By Laurence McQuillan the contacts said. other people in the second car, including a child, United Press International FRESH MARVEL 6RADE A 10-14 lb. KIELBASA lb. $2.29 were injured. Regier, an electrical engineering professor at the BOARS HEAD The South African foreign ministry identified Feuding black ward leaders in Philadelphia American University of Beirut, and Christian YOUNG HEN Joubert, in his 40s spent the past two months in'the LEAN BACON ■>. the American as Lt. Col. Ken Crabtree and Denis distributed bogus sample ballots to divert Democratic TURKEYS $1.99 Keogh, head of the U.S. Liaison Office in convention delegates away from Jesse Jackson in the hands of unidentified kidnappers before being rescued Sunday. Windhoek set up to help monitor a cease-fire and Pennsylvania primary and info Walter Mondale's FRESH MARVEL 6RA0E A 18-20 lb. troop disengagement agreement between Angola camp, it was reported. Regier, 52, was bundled into a car by gunmen Feb. and South Africa. Gary Hart today completes a weekend of 10 as he walked along a street near the campus in west YOUNG HEN Frath Calif. (All Graan) Aij^i^lgua lb. 99( Beirut. Joubert, in his 40s, was shoved into a car five fund-raising efforts in California and flies to Missouri, lb .' Frath Sweat Dole Plnaappla 994 which begins selecting national convention delegates days later. TURKEYS Large Size Artidiokaa b9< Klansmen-Nazis innocent Wednesday. Jackson campaigns in Washington. D.C., Shiite Moslem militiamen of the Amal movement Fraah Cello Spinach. 10 oz. A9< headed by Nabih Berri rescued the captive W INSTON-SALEM , N.C. — Outraged relatives while Mondale takes a rare second day off in a row. SEA COVE Imported Emperor Grapea lb. A9( foreigners, who were released during a news of five communists killed in a shootout with Ku In the first reported incident of dirty tricks in the Imported Black RIbar Grapea >b. 894 conference at Bern's west Beirut home. Klux Klansmen and American Nazis watched the campaign, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Sunday Extra Fancy Wash. St. Golden Delicious Apples A/$1 Regier said he and Joubert were kept "in many nine defendants walk free from a federal that a rivalry among local politicians may have cost Extra Fancy Wash. Slate Delicious Apples 6/*1.40 places” but could not identify where they were Extra Fancy Western D'Anjou Pears A/$1.30 courthouse and said they had been given a Jackson some of Philadelphia's 25 national delegates, SWORDFISH even though the civil rights leader won the city last because they were blindfolded most of the time. .»4.99 Sunkist Navel Oranges Ig. size 72 5/994 “ greenlight" to kill. Regier replied "yes" when asked whether the Amal After three days of deliberation, a federal jury week by generating a massive turnout of black voters. militiamen rescued the pair by storming the place acquitted the nine Sunday of charges they The controversy centers on phoney copies of sample BAKERY DEPT. violated the civil rights of the five communists ballots that were distributed to voters, the paper where they were held. Other details of their release JUMBO SHRIMP M Hot Crass Buns 6/’ 1.19 killed during a 1979 anti-klan rally. found. Political camps often distribute copies of were not immediately available. *11.99 "The main feeling is tremendous relief that this is "I am totally shocked and totally outraged," ballots to show voters which delegates support their Golden Rolls 6/690 over because it was a terrible experience and I said Dale Sampson, wife of one of the dead candidates, in an attempt to simplify often compli­ m certainly hope it never happens again.” said Regier, a Gold Layer Cake communists. She said selection of an all-white, cated procedures. w/Cboc. Better Cream Frosting Z .9 .F six-man, six-woman jury was to blame for the According to the newspaper, some local black ward native of Montgomery, W.Va., and a Beirut resident verdict. leaders handed out bogus sample ballots that had for 27 years. "This is a green light for the Klan and Nazis to Jackson's name at the top but then listed delegates Both men wore sai^als and striped pajamas at the murder people on the basis of their color,” she pledged to Mondale. said. The newspaper said its reporters found many cases Relatives of the Klansmen and Nazis, however, of ward leaders who endorsed Jackson the week TUESDAY ONLY shouted "praise the lord" and rejoiced as the before the primary, and then circulated sample Salvador rebels verdicts were read. ballots listing only the names and lever numbers of UPl photo FRESH BAY SCALLOPS------Ib. $2.99 Mondale's delegates. "The decision to 'cut' Jackson delegates was partly The mayor of Washington, D.C., Marion candidate Jesse Jackson at a fund-raier call Reagan JUMBO ICEBERG LEnU C E------59 U.S. negotiates with China motivated by political rivalries," the Inquirer said. Barry, raises the hand of presidential in Washington Sunday. TOBIN'S FIRST PRIZE SARATOGA BRAND HAM...... Ib. $1.99 P EK IN G — U.S. and Chinese negotiators Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode, the first black elected to the post, endorsed Mondale and delegates, but all ol those races officially are listed as and Jackson's one. USDA CHOICE CHOPPED BEEF______Ib. $1.59 resumed talks today on nuclear cooperation in a "It's been a rough couple of weeks,” he told desperate effort last-ditch attempt to reach an agreement before campaigned for him — creating a split with some of undecided. the city's black political establishment. Meanwhile, in California, Hart Sunday hailed the reporters at a poolside news conference at a Beverly USDA CHOICE GROUND CHUCK------Ib. $1.69 President Reagan visits Peking later this month. Hills hotel, referring to losses in Illinois, New 'York By United Press International Western sources said. “ What apparently happened ... was that the black outcome of Arizona's caucuses as a "clear and and Pennsylvania. " I think things look better now. ' BROCCOLI PUFFS______ea. .49 A L.S. delegation headed by Richard Kennedy, . leaders u s ^ their hearts to put Jackson’s nameon the decisive victory," even though he and Mondale The latest United Press International tabulation Leftist rebels in E l Salvador said a “ desperate” chief negotiator in the stalled talks, arrived in top of their sample ballots, while their heads led them roughly split the delegates at stake. shows Mondale now has 1,083 delegates. Hart 589, President Reagan decided to rush emergency Peking Sunday at the invitation of the Chine.se, a to list Mondale delegate candidates on the bottom of The Colorado senator collected 45.4 percent of the Jackson 158, uncommitted 309, and 58 committed to military aid to the U.S.- backed government because ,V o Substitute Western diplomat said. the ballot," the Inquirer said. vote to 39.8 percent for Mondale and 13.4 percent for We Give Old Fashioned others. A total of 2,197 of the 3,933 delegates have been •he Was afraid the army would collapse. Western diplomats said it was still possible for The outcome will not be known until the official Jackson in the voting Saturday. The delegate For Quality delegate count is completed. Philadelphia elected 25 breakdown, however, gave Hart 17, to Mondale’s 15 selected. In Nicaragua, Junta Coordinator Daniel Ortega Butcher Service ... the two sides to reach an agreement at the current charged Sunday a U.S. frigate helped rebels of the round but not likely. C^osta Rica-based Democratic Revolutionary Al­ Both sides had hoped the agreement, which liance. or A R D E, overrun a town in southern would allow U.S. companies to sell nuclear power New Hampshire Democrat Nicaragua. STORE HOURS; plants and fuel to China, could .be signed during Salvadoran rebels unleashed an attack on Reagan's Mon. S T im s , til 6:00 317 Highland St Reagan's visit beginning April 26. decision Friday to send $32 million in emergency But one final issue — so-called consent rights — ready for delegate struggle military aid from previously approved Pentagon Wed., Thurs., A Fri. til 9:00 have stalemated the talks. funds to the war-tom couptry. RUNCKSTER By law, American consent must be given before "Ronald Reagan once again bypassed the authority Sat. t Sunday fuel used in U.S.-supplied reactors can be MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) — New tions, plans to lobby from now until the Hampshire's delegates to the Demo­ convention to ensure New Hampshire of the U.S. Congress in sending $32 million in military td 6;00 reprocessed — a requirement the Chinese see as A-,.-. .■ aid to the puppet government," said a broadcast on CONN. an infringement of their national sovereignty. cratic National Convention vow they'll delegates are included. HIBHUirS FASKtusa: be seated at the July convention in San “ I’m prepared on behalf of the whole the clandestine Radio Venceremos. Francisco, despite threats by national New -Hampshire delegaton to do "Reagan is desperate because he is watching the 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 Police shoot FBI agent party officials that they may be everything I can to see they are fall of the puppet dictatorship before the power of the excluded. seated," said Muirhead, a Manchester (guerrillas)," it said. N A SH V ILLE, Tenn. — An Arizona prison The national party has reserved Congress refused to approve Reagan's request for escapee was killed in a struggle with an FB I agent attorney, who as committee represen­ seats beside the Iowa delegation and military assistance partially because of outrage over outside a shopping mall, but the agent was tative is not a voting delegate. hotel rooms in San Francisco for the “ I ’m prepared to work full time to U.S. involvement in the mining of Nicaraguan ports wounded by a local policeman who happened on by CIA-funded rebels. the scene and opened fire. 22-member New Hampshire team and see they are seated,” he added. “ I think seven alternates. But delegates who under the rules the New Hampshire In Honduras, a leader of the Nicaraguan Demo­ GROCERY SPFA14LS FROZEN &■ DAIRY A woman the escapee was attempting to take met here Sunday said they were braced cratic Force said the anti-Sandinista rebel group ho.stage also was shot and wounded. delegation is entitled to be seated.” for a possible struggle. would “ reconsider" mining of Nicaraguan ports in Senior FB I agent Ben Purser, 37, was listed in Chris Spirou, New Hampshire House The question of the New Hampshire response to a resolution passed by the U.S. Congress S 3 l l .o r CRANAPPLE GPFT JUICE stable condition today at Memorial Hospital, minority leader who was elected a delegation's participation in the na­ condemning the CIA-funded operation. VANnYFAM NOODSIE CUPS « . $ 1 . 4 9 where he was treated for wounds to his back and delegate for presidential contender tional convention surfaced after the Alfonso Callejas said, "If it (the mining) might hurt BATH TISSUE 4 p k . 9 9 c CARNATION PAO buttocks. Authorities said Purser was shot Walter Mondale, said the issue could our overall struggle, we may reconsider. It's state held its primary Feb. 28, earlier decide the future of the state’s %■ CMCHEN OF S U SOUO MRTE SHRIMP « . . $ 6 . 7 9 Sunday by a policeman who saw the struggle and self-evident that the mining hasn’t had any good BREEN BUNT • 3 VARIEHES opened fire on the wrong man. than permitted by national party rules. primary, which has kicked off the TUNA IN WATER i « . 9 9 < State party officials said they held results militarily, and on a political level the results Killed was Robert Vance Latimer, 25, a presidential primary season ever since MAIHIEUNOUU RICE MIXTURES 1 0 oz. 8 9 c the convention because they were have evidently b ^ n negative.” HOWARD JOHNSON’S sharpshooter with a black belt in karate who had it began in 1952. bound by a state law requiring New In - the E l Salvadoran capital San Salvador, INSTANT COFFEE 10 s z . ^ 3 e 9 9 escaped from the Arizona State Penitentiary in MACARONI & CHEESE Hampshire to keep its position as the "The key to this year’s convention is members of the Central Elections Council threatened 10 ez. 7 9 C Florence, Ariz., Jan.23. He had been serving time STOKaV • 2 VARIETIES first-in-the-nation primary. going to be to preserve the first-in-the- UPI photo to resign unless Interim President Alvaro Magana r o ! l e d o n i o n s iroz. 8 9 C for kidnapping and armed robbery. VEGETABLE MIXTURES Jim Muirhead, a supporter of presi­ nation primary,” said Spirou who is New Hampshire Democratic officials count ballots Sunday as vetoed a move to eliminate voter registration lists in ROYAL FMHCE the May 6 presidential mnoff election. LOUSE’S dential candidate Gary Hart who was also a candidate for governor. the party finishes delegate selection for the July national YAMS 24 0 Z . 8 9 C Assad’s health in question elected to head the credentials commit­ “ Right n«nv, we’re sittiijg illegally," The election council, argued the U.S.-funded STUFFED SHELLS tee which rules on delegate qualifica- he said. convention in San Francisco. registration lists were important to prevent double ORONOOUE-2 VARIETIES B E IR U T, Lebanon — Syrian President Hafez voting. Magana declined to say whether he wouidsign SWEET MIXED PICKLES 2 2 e z .8 9 C PIESHELLS $ 1 . 2 9 Assad held talks today with Libyan leader the bill. IMDMY OTRA UHNE MRS. PAUL’S Moammar Khadafy's deputy, a presidential Nicaraguan leader Ortega said Sunday the PinED OLIVES . » 8 9 < spokesman in Damascus said. FRIED CUMS Leukemia alarm residents of Maine town presence of an unidentified U.S. frigate at the Costa euLDEm TROPKANA Assad's meeting with Abdul Salam Jalloud Rican port of Limon at the time Costa Rican-based came amid reports in Israel that the ailing Syrian BROWN MUSTARD 2 8 S Z .7 9 C ORANGE JUICE B E LG R A D E, Maine (U P I) — Resi­ leukemia is there. What exposures in leukemia, Bogdan said. The radon tests somewhere.” rebels took the town of San Juan del Norte “ is a COUIMBO leader had suffered a further deterioration of dents are alarmed because five child­ Belgrade are making these children at turned up nothing out of the ordinary. Bogdan is conducting more radon coincidence that we cannot cqnsider accidental." health and might even have died. HAM G U Z E ren in recent years developed leukemia risk? And how do these exposures The latest case involves Lori Zinc- tests and also wants to do soil tests to t . s o z . 6 9 C YOGURT RSZ.C.P HOOD The Syrian presidential spokesman expressed — two fatally — in this town of 2,000 differ from other communities where graf, 15, who was listed Sunday in determine concentrations of residue surprise when asked if Assad was ill or dead, but people, but health authorities say they there are no cases?" critical condition at Boston’s Child­ from herbicide spraying. LAUNDRY DETERGENT n « n . 7 9 WHIPPED CREAM would not comment. Last week a spokesman said have found no chemicals in the area Bogdan has tried to find "patterns of ren’s Hospital. tWEETUFE HOOD 6 Meanwhile, parents like' Mrs. Godin, Assad was in the best of health and working IS that might be a factor. exposure" but without success. The first case of leukemia was the mother of a young daughter, can Pulitzer winners hours a day. HEAVY DUTY ALUM. FOIL 2 8 f t 9 9 C SOUR CREAM When the fourth case was diagnosed The stricken children appear to have diagnosed in 1976 in an 11-year-oId girl only worry. SORRENTO Israel Radio quoted Western sources today VAtSARCUIR health officials said they thought it little in common — some lived in who died a week later. A teenage boy " I don’t want to think that five years speculating "Assad's health is deteriorating PECANS . , . * 3 . 9 9 RICOnA could just be coincidence, but with a Belgrade all their lives, others did not; died of the same disease in 1981. Two down the road something is going to sharply, and he might have died." to be announced fifth case recently diagnosed health they were different ages and none had a other young girls also developed happen to her," she said. However, the radio later quoted Damascus officials nave now revised their view. family history of cancer. leukemia, but both have so far Radio as saying Assad met with Libya's deputy “ We have to ask; What makes Bagdon'tested their water supplies survived. NEW YORK (UPI) — The 1984 Pulitzer Prizes, the leader Jalloud who was visiting the Syrian Belgade unique?" said Gregory Bog­ for the presence of radon, a radiation- "Some people still think it’s just 12 most prestigious awards in journalism as well as in capital. The first Arm y Medal of Honor was seven fields in the arts, will be announced today. fffHIfllBfflllllllHHIffllin dan of the state Disease Control emitting gas frequently found in Maine coincidence,” said Lqurie Godin, a awarded on March 25, 1863, and the The radio also said a power struggle had broken Division. "It is a pristine, rural location wells driven into granite. It has been local resident. “ But most of the people I The prizes have b ^ n given to the giants of « n «apa A SltM panlMn'Hi ■ A tiauM pmkM ra >«S«eASlAM| out in Damascus between the leader’s brother. first Navy Medal went to sailors and American journalism such as William Allen White of lWII«mMSW«rtwr I imMpwcalMMr ■ 11 CMWMpwai bcMP**A MJOi with no known contaminants, but the linked to other fofins of cancer, but not talk to here think something’s wrong Marines on April 3. Vice President Rifaat Assad, and government - the Emporia (Kan.) Gazette and Westbrook Pegler of ■H 1 CMSMSVrca heads including Assad’s first deputy Abdul Halim the New York World-Telegram as well as to novelists PILLSBURY ■ liiaxwEU noun \ Khaddam. and playwrights including John Steinbeck and HOOD i LAND O' UKES Laws needed to keep up with embryo r^earch Tennessee Williams. FLOUR I ! COFFEE I I l ! ICE CREAM I BUHER Boy pleads for mother The awards are worth $1,000 in each category, SLB.BMI 1 LB. M l 6MMDS S except the Meritorious Public Service Award which is I W GALLON D E N V E R — In a tape recording sent to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Legal this,” said Bud 'I'orbett, medical which was artificially inseminated Annas, writing in the National Ldw a gold medal awarded annually to a publication. They President Reagan, a 12-year-old boy caught in a and medical experts say it may soon be researcher with the fertilization lator- with the husband’s sperm. It was then Journal, said legal questioru about will be announced today by the members of the custody battle pleaded to be allowed to stay with a wise child that knows its own mother atory at Presbyterian Medical Center flushed out of the uterus and trans­ human embryo transfers are likely as iKilitzer Prize governing board at Columbia his Pentacostalist mother instead of being and laws are needed to keep pace with in Dallas. ferred to the wife,” he said. the procedure gains acceptance. University. 69 < ilii returned to his homosexual father, the boy's dramatic advancements in research “ Any time you bring in a third party As is customary, none of the nominees has been OHMS IPMLIM, IMS I I nPMoaimnii,isM I aPM SaPM L21sl,lSA4 | D(P«naPUA21il,ltS4 related to-human embryos. A health law professor said should a In Australia, a baby was bom from minister says. — until the legal questions are revealed beforehand. 11 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Brian Batey said in the tape; "M y mom, I want The experts cited the birth of an answered — you are adcing for legal debate develop over custody of an embryo that had been frozen in leSSmBMMMSfLJ the California child he would favor the liquid nitrogen. The technique was 'The awards were endowed by a grant from Joseph her out of jail and I need some help," according to Australian baby from a frozen embryo trouble,” said Torbett, formerly a Pulitzer, publisher of the New York World newspaper the Rev. Maurice Gordon, pastor of the and the birth of a child in California to researcher at Vanderbilt University. woman who carried and gave birth to developed to allow doctors to preserve the Infant. extra emhiyos conceived in test tubes in the late llOOs and founder of the School of Lovingway United Pentecostal Church. two mothers — one of whom donated an In California, Torbett said, an Journalism at Columbia. Betty Lou Batey, the boy’s mother, has been in egg that was implanted in the other’s embryo transfer baby has already been “ She has put the nuist into it — she in case the first attempt at implanta­ tion fails. He hoped the annual awards in each of 19 categories jail since Thursday when she refused to tell womb. bom — the first birth involving two has undergone the biological risks,” would help encourage "public service, public morals, authorities where her son was. “ There are all kinds of questions and “mothers.” said George Annas of Boston The Australian baby was bora to her American literature and the advancement of ffffffffffffffffllflfflff legal things that could come out of .“ An extra woman donated an egg University. natural parents. education." < - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 16, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 16. 1984 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahor .Z New nominee for Appellate Court expected this week OPINION HARTFORD (UPI) — Governor interest by Testo. conduct an inquiry into allegations Flaherty, a Vernon lawyer and the recommendation, said deBear. last year. O’Neill nominated Testo Wnilam A. O’Neill will announce O’Neill withdrew his nomination five of Testo's children and a neice review council's chairman said, Copies of the council's recom­ for a seat in July 1983 and he began his second choice this week for the of Testo, now serving on the court of his were employed with the “ The Judicial Review Council does mendation were sent to a number serving on an interim basis in state appellate court, having been on an interim basis, after receiving Bridgeport Superior Court, where not recommend Judge Testo for of individuals, including Testo. he August. In Oetobei the Hartford lelTWithout his first nominee by a the recommendation from the he served as chief judge. appointment.” said. Courant reported five of his 11 historical decision of the state state Judicial Review Council late It was also reported Testo and children and a neice had worked in Jack State law prohibits the council Testo will continue to serve on Meese’s unusual series of coincidences Judicial Review Council. Friday, spokesman LarryedeBear other Bridgeport judges named his court. the court until another nominee is For the first time in its seven announce Saturday. from disclosing the findings of its Anderson relatives, friends and political named, said deBear. He is then year history, the state Judicial Testo was the first nominee for a investigation. O'Neill's submission of a new loan industry. Great American's chairman, Gordon associates of Testo to appraise or expected to return to the Superior WASHINGTON - Is Ed Meesc a victim? WH^gton Review refused to support the judicial promotion or re­ nominee this week would allow sell land in foreclosures and that Testo called O’Neill at his home Court under an appointment expir­ Administration higher-ups — including the president — Luce, was named an alternate representative to the judicial promotion of Judge Robert appointment not backed by the confirmation by the Legislature United Nations, a high-prestige part-time job. Marry-Qo-Round Testo ruled in a case involving a late Saturday to ask the governor ing in June 1985. before its current session ends have issued a flurry of statements saying that the J. Testo after investigating allega­ seven-year-old council. bank in which he had aninterest. not to submit his name, although • John McKean, Meese's San Francisco tax M av 9 attorney general-designate is, as one official put it, "the Wasman Ffle tions of nepotism and conflict of O’Neill had asked the council to In a letter to the governor, Leo B. he does not agree with the council's The Appellate Court was created victim of systematic character assassination," accountant, arranged a $60,000 unsecured loan for They say that Meese may have erred in forgetting to Meese and a similar loan for White House aide Michael list a "single fact on an obscure form ." but that he has Robert Wagman Deaver. The funds apparently came from an committed no intentional wrong and broken no law. investment trust controlled by McKean. Meese made no Sweden Rather, it's said that Reagan's opponents are using payments on the loan for almost a year. Meese as a scapegoat. While McKean was arranging these loans, his RITE But Meese's opponents now come from both parties, nomination to the Postal Service Board of Governors careful on OR TAB and they say the issue isn't whether Meese is a felon, says, however, that he didn't help Thomas get a pliim was being pushed by Meese and Deaver. McKean is but whether he knowingly took advantage of his White Job as regional General Services Administration now the board's chairman. OPAOC House office — and whether this makes him morally administrator in San Francisco. Meese also testified • Meese says he has “ no memory” of any inside high-tech 120Z. unfit to serve as the nation's highest law-enforcement that he didn't help Thomas' wife, Gretchen, get an information the Reagan campaign was getting from the officer. equally high-paying federal job in San Francisco, and AID Carter campaign, including the now-famous copy of the aNS that he didn't help one of Thomas' sons get a federal job briefing book prepared for Carter before the first WASHINGTON — The KGB and • A NUMBER OF FACTS have been established in Washington. Carter-Reagan debate. However, a dozen memos have Swedish counterintelligence are _ regarding the Meese case: • When Meese moved to Washington, he put his San now come to light — all addressed to Meese, and many engaged in a secret war over j • In 1981, Meese's wife obtained an interest-free loan Diego home on the market. It didn't sell, so California of them requiring specific responses or actions — Western high-technology items. from a family friend. All federal officials are required ' developer Thomas Barrack arranged for an associate referring to inside information, and even to a “ mole” The Soviets keep trying to steal to file a yearly financial disclosure that lists, among to pay $307,000 for the house — well above the market inside the Carter campaign. them, using Sw^en as a transit 'A other things, all debts incurred by all family members. price for similar houses in the area. Moreover. Barrack • In 1982, Meese faced mandatory retirement from point. Meese failed to list the loan in 1981, 1982 or 1983, "len t" the buyer $70,000 for the down payment, with the the Army Reserve due to his age. Instead he was The major battlefield in this although it remained outstanding during that period balance coming in a favorable mortgage from a bank promoted to full colonel and given a post that previously underground war is Goteborg, an ^ and the Meeses had difficulty repaying it. doing so in that had previous dealings with Meese. had been abolished. A Pentagon investigation has found industrial center and seaport on A SSO R TED V two installments. Barrack later forgave the loan and turned it into a that more than a dozen Army regulations were broken Sweden’s west coast — equally CHOCOLAYE • The $15,000 loan was used to buy stock in the "g ift." thus contributing $70,000 directly to the handy to Soviet-bloc countries and I or bent in this instance but says there is no evidence n A V M B C H O C O L A n JELLY Biotech Capital Corp.. run by a former Reagan purchase. Less than 90 days later. Barrack was named that Meese “ instigated” the promotion. Says one Western sources of high-tech gubernatorial aide. Meese did list the ownership of the deputy under secretary of the Interior Department and Senate staffer who has seen the report, “ You would equipment. SOUD RABBIT stock; it was one of his largest personal investments. later was nominated for a higher job, that of assistant have to be brain-damaged not to know that an awful lot Possibly in an effort to keep the RAIWT M im i M COCONUT ■f6uuui.snaoti However, he says he didn't know that when the commerce secretary for international development. of strings were being pulled fo r you.” Swedes’ feet to the fire, the U.S. - company was having severe cash-flow problems, it was This appointment was made with full White House government earlier this month UNfin IS ox. granted a $5 million Small Business Administration clearance, but was withdrawn when Barrack said he MEESE SAYS that he doesn’t believe he was shown filed criminal charges against a 40X.M6. l SUE It t loan, even though the SBA had declared a moratorium had to return to California. favoritism in any of these transactions. “ I didn't have Swedish company for the 1978 sale ors t on such loans. • The Great American Federal Savings and Loan any kind of special consideration,” he told his Senate to the Soviets of a radar system UPl photo • Meese has said that he overlooked the $15,000 loan Association allowed Meese to fall 15 months behind on confirmation hearing. containing U.S. parts. It was the since h6 received it from a very close family friend. the mortgage of his California home. It then lent him first time charges of U.S. export Fatal airplane crash Californian Edwin Thomas, and it was a kind of funds so he could purchase his Washington home and President Reagan says he telieves that his friend Ed law violations have been filed unofficial transaction. didn't complain when he fell behind on that mortgage. Meese will be confirmed as attorney general and that against a foreign company. In this State and federal investigators wade after takeoff from Johnnycake Airport Meese has also said that he had no part in making Later, Edwin Gray, former first vice president of what Meese is going through is just politics. “ I think the case the firm, Datasaab, was through the debris of a single-engine about 12:30 p.m. Saturday, state police Thomas his deputy in the White House. Thomas later Great American, was named chairman of the Federal American people are very fair,” says Reagan, “ and half-owned by the Swedish govern­ airplane crash in Burlington that took said. The Piper Arrow apparently hit a said he needed to gel back to the West Coast. Meese Home Loan Bank Board — the top job in the savings and they can make their own judgment.” ment at the time of the disputed the life of Shlomo Hassas, 28, of tree and slammed into the ground at sale. Terryville. Hassas was killed on impact Crescent Manufacturing on Route 4. Editorials IRONICALLY. Sweden — deter­ after his plane crashed a few minutes mined to maintain its 170-year-old i? tradition of neutrality — has been far better about preventing illegal ' Fugitive arrested Leisure East high-tech diversions to the Soviets Connecticut COLCHESTER — Puerto Rican police have than perhaps half a dozen other arrested a former Hartford man in connection countries. The 1978 sale was In Brief with the 1982 stabbing death of a Colchester a healthy move something of an aberration for the - woman. Swedes. ' Freeze delegates elated State police said Friday police in San Juan, CIA and State Department sour­ Puerto Rico, had arrested Edwin Gonzales, 24. Manchester has joined a marks, museums and lodging ces have given my associates Dale HARTFORD — Leaders of Connecticut's and charged him as fugitive from justice in nuclear freeze movement are elated by their connection with the slaying of Helen O. Savitsky new region, a region called places. Van Atta and Michael Binstein top-secret details of increased success in the state's delegate caucuses. Oct. 5, 1982. Leisure East. Manchester isn’t the only . At Thursday's state Democratic caucuses, Gonzales waived formal extradition Thursday Swedish efforts to foil the KGB’s freeze forces got seven of the 35 delegate slots for and state police were to travel to Puerto Rico this The move may not mean town involved, of course. Also high-tech thieves. much to the average ho­ taking part are Vernon, El­ the San Francisco Democratic National week to return him to Connecticut for trial on The sources pointed out that the ' Convention. charges of felony murder and first-degree meowner here, but it could lington, Tolland, South Wind­ 1978 radar sale to the Soviets by Campaign organizers for the two major burglary, state police said. have bright implications for sor and East Hartford. Datasaab was a-serious matter. ' Democratic candidates acknowledged that al­ Ms. Savitsky was found dead in her home of businessmen in the area. It makes good sense for The TERCAS radar system — ’ liance with the freeze movement was essential to slash wounds to the neck, apparently inflicted Leisure East is part of a Manchester to be involved in Terminal and End Route Control ' some of their caucus successes Thursday night. during a burglary, police said. System — was supposedly for But they fear the delegates may abandon their State police issued a warrant for Grazales' newly adopted slogan for such a project. Manchester candidates at the convention, because of loyalty arrest Oct. 29, 1982, but he was belie.ved 'to have civilian use at the Moscow airport. East of the River Convention has plenty to offer in the way .to the issue rather than the candidate. fled to Puerto Rico. But U.S. intelligence believes the and Visitors District, a group of tourist attractions. The In all, the freeze delegates took seats in five of A second man involved in the crime was Soviets have now integrated it into I "the state's six congressional districts and were convicted of felony murder and sentenced in which is trying to promote Cheney Homestead and the their military defense network to , shut out only in the 5th District by a slate of December to 25 years in prison. tourism in our area. Pitkin Gla.ssworks are just track incoming bombers and ! delegates committed to Colorado Sen. Gary Hart. Their slogan: “ Discover two examples. The mill area, fighters. Cookie screening begins Leisure East. Connecticut." although not ready for tour­ But the sources emphasized that ; You’ ll begin seeing it, if ists quite yet, certainly has Sweden, unlike such other neutral * WATERBURY — The state Department of Consumer Protection will begin screening one things work out, on a bro­ potential, and those who want countries as Austria and Switzer- • EDB confirmed in school land, has shown a clear inclination million boxes of Girl Scout cookies Monday, said chure of the district which to see it preserved will SOMERS — A second round of tests at the Louis G. Palumbo, assistant chief of the to keep sensitive military technol- 1 will stress arts and tourism, certainly want the word out Somersville School has confirmed the school's department's Foods Division. ogy out of Soviet hands. Last fall, ; water has unacceptable levels of the pesticide sports events, historic land­ The cookies will be screened carton by carton at that the area is worth seeing. for example, Sweden seized seven ‘ ethylene dibromide. the Waterbury warehouse where they are being containers of U.S. computer equip- ; Superintendent Henry C. Ashmore said Friday held, Palumbo said. \ 'a filter will be installed at the school within the 4 ment on their way to Leningrad The screening comes after a two-week delay in and returned them to the Ameri- • next two months. In the meantime, the school has obtaining and setting up a metal detector Slur on Sgt. York can manufacturer. shut off water fountains and installed bottled supplied by the cookie manufacturer. Little And . in January, the Swedes . water dispensers. Brownie Bakers in Louisville, Ky. Two separate tests at the school have shown delivered a confidential aide- ; The cookies in the Waterbury warehouse If World War I hero Sgt. such things, form ally notified . levels of EDB at .17 parts per billion and .31 ppb. memoire to the State Department ; belong to scouts in the New Haven and Bridgeport York had been alive we feel the manufacturer that its .The state's acceptable level is .1 ppb. areas. Scouts in the North Western Connecticut Open forum/ Readers' views that read; “ The Swedish govern- sure he would, like the central performance has been “ to­ EDB was used by tobacco growers in Girl Scout Council planned to begin .distribution of ment has declared its determina- - north-central Connecticut for about 25 years to figure at a lynching bee, have tally unacceptable.” their cookies Monday. Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 tion not to let Swedish territory ‘ ' prevent roolworm damage to crops. The The screening is in response to reports from chosen to decline the latest This, by the way, was the become a transitional area for > t: "chemical has been linked to cancer in laboratory several states of Girl Scout cookies containing honor bestowed on him. gun which we told you about a illegally obtained restricted ", animals. pins and other pieces of metal. York, your dad will be few weeks back which, when technology." \ ■i pleaed to tell you, the aimed at the blades of a Northeast needs tighter control sharpshooter from Tennes­ helicoper flying overhead, AS FAR AS THE CIA has been see who, during the Battle of proceeded to blast the be- Editor’s note: This letter was issuance of stock or debentures. In able to determine, Sweden has nob stone III, once operational, will contributed significantly to the^ Owner says dognappers used stand-in the Argonne, killed 15 Ger­ jabbers out of an exhaust fan sent to John Downey, Chairperson most companies I know, this is the mean even higher utility bills. I of the Department of Public Utility usual way of growing. If you don’t Warsaw Pact nations’ military mans and captured 132 others in a nearby latrine. feel we should take a stand now capability. The Soviet bloc has .AUGUSTA, Maine when he wandered into a given a lethal injection, he in a civil case. Control, by William H. Green of 201 have the capital to expand, then (VPI) — Members of a neighbor's yard and killed in a single day. similar to the action being taken been able to buy laser range was dognapped. The Earlier this month, con­ It’s hard to see how Con­ Hollister St. He provided the you do not. group claiming responsi­ a poodle. NDLF later took ccedit for sumer advocate Ralph For that, he was awarded concerning the Seabrook 2 plant. finders and fire-control systems? gress could hurt our national Manchester Herald with a copy for Passing the cost to the consumer As far as Seabrook 2 and its bility for snatching As a result of that the abduction. Nader heard the saga oi the Congressional Medal of publication. from Sweden, but not some of the? defense greatly by cutting the is like a department store jacking imminent demise, I feel that the lacker, a condemned bull dogicide, the 5-year-old Leonard said the group Tucker's arrest and con­ Honor, which he richly de­ sophisticated air-defense radar mastiff, from doggie pooch was ordered put to is holding Tucker at a new viction, and arranged for coming year’s ^39 million up its prices to cover a bad year of consumers should not be burdened Dear Mr. Downey: sales. To do this, you put yourself ' and anti-aircraft guns they want. death row, used an impos- death by a District Court home in New York state, the NDLF’s appearance served. And now, 60 years appropriation for the gun out with any costs associated with the out of competition. In our case, we One yardstick of the Swedes’" tet'on a nationally broad­ judge. The case appealed where he will remain until on the Allan Thicke show. later, the Arm y is honoring bail out. cast television show, the to the Maine Supreme of the Pentagon budget. We I would like to voice my opinion have little to say. We cannot go determination is the number of> they win the fight for The dog was accompanied him by naming a new, radar- Let us face the facts of a price tag dog's owner says. Court, but the high court doubt the president would on Millstone HI and related Soviet spies they've kicked out , cainine clemency. by two men who covered shopping at another utility. We are that may be too expensive and j;.‘Well, if that’s Tucker, upheld the death Maine Gov. Joseph E. their faces with bandanas directed anti-aircraft gun af­ nuclear issues. 12 in little over a year. In fact, the object if they did. at the whims of the DPUC. and whose energy output may not be in he's gained about 30 sentence. Brennan has so far re­ and wore hats with large ter him — and that he does not As a consumer of Northeast last Soviet consul in Goteborg was' other politicians. the consumers' best interest. pounds and three years,” Less than two days fused to intervene, saying brims to hide their deserve. And Sgt. York, wherever in Utilities, I am opposed to being sent packing for espionage activi-; As far as the elimination of the Maybe Northeast Utilities has to Eric Leonard said after before Tucker was to be he has no authority to act identity. The M-247 Sgt. York div­ Valhalla he is, would hail that ties, as was the Goteborg-bas^. charged for the construction of GUAC — Generation Utilization admit they made a mistake, cancel viewing the program. Millstone III. It is bad enough that representative of the Soviet regis­ The so-called National ision air defense gun is, to put decision with a 21-gun salute. Acfjustment Clause — I believe this Millstone III and bail out now! our usage rates continue to in­ ter of shipping. Doggie Liberation Front, it fowly, a total turkey. Even is the right move to take. When I would appreciate your crease; we do not need additional nuclear plants have to “ shut Swedish intelligence is keeping S qfhich is working to win the Arm y, which rarely does - BOSTON HERALD comments. clemency for the 140- Our 1st Ajiniversary rates for a construction job that down" for whatever reason, the close watch on Soviet diplomats, pbiind dog, Saturday took has gotten completely out-of-hand. associated costs should not be William H. Green Jr. who are believed to inclucte about q' ite case to the people with starts Thurs. April 19th. I just cannot understand it when passed on to the consumers. Such 201 Hollister St. dozen KGB agents, and possibly an appearance on the the existing nuclear plants in costs should be included as part of twice that number, concentrating nationally-syndicated Connecticut are supposed to be Northeast’s operations; they could on industrial espionage. show “ Thicke of the You might think we producing electricity for less than be built-in to its budget or reserves. Night." what it would cost to bum oil, but Some types of “ shut downs” could This is especially true, tte ''But Leonard said the would have the biggest the consumers' costs continue be covered by insurance. Swedes feel, of the Soviet consular dd^ they used was not his rising. Now, what do you do with Letters policy staff in Goteborg. Of the nearly S9 harvable Tucker, but an sale w e ’ve ever h ad.— A friend of mine states that his Millstone III? Some people say the Soviets aUached to the consulatcv imposter. The stand-in The Manchester Herald Whs fatter, older, and friend, living out-of-state, and completion costs are much higher several have been classified by the welcomes letters to the qpqrted a less defined receiving electricity from Nor­ Swedes as suspected KGB agents ’ than expected and are out of editor. Mack facial mask. RITE AID p h a r m a c ie s theast Utiliti^, pays less than control. Others say we do not need specializing in science and Letters should be brief and technology. ' Leonard said a member Connecticut residents. Figure that another nuclear plant. From a to the point. They should be of the group had tele­ ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD one out! consumer’s standpoint, my bills •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 •271 ELLINGTON RD. typed or neatly hand-written, The Soviets have two main' phoned him shortly before r ijc" Since Northeast Utilities is' and, for ease in editing, the program, saying it are not going down even though targeU in Goteborg: L.M. EricSr: MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-6115 owned by shareholders, I feel the should be double-spaced. tyould use another dog in Northeast Utilities is supposedly son, the giant electronics firm that •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 costs of capital expenditures, like The Herald reserves the case authorities tried to producing energy at lower costs. took over Datasaab, and Saab' nuclear plants, should come from right to edit letters in the ^ k e the canine back iqto From the past experience of Scania, which makes Sweden’s "Do you have any Insider Information on who Is the capital invested by share­ operating nuclear plants in Con­ interests of brevity, clarity cuftody. and taste. combat aircraft and has a marine ^■Tucker gpt himself in going to get the WIMP VOTE?"’ holders, whether it is through the necticut, it looks as though Mill­ electronics division in Gotstaig. legal hot water in 1982, g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 16, 1&84 MANCHESTER HERALD. 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® - MOVIE: 'SBvar Draam Jun-Platra Autnont. Shkin Tay­ 03) - IrMfapartdant Network 9 - MOVIE: 'BW Cosby 6:00 P.M. 'Hbnaair* Funnyman Coaby Raoar' A wortd-dM American lor. 1982. Rated R. N e w s Wilder called ‘a demon, someone who was not human’ C D d ) C D ® I S ® - N a v n looka at the humor in a vsry d ^ motorcyclist champion is chsF 0]^ - Inside Baseball lengod by a tough con^iathor at d ) - Thr*«'» Company faulta, foibles and successes. Bill 3:00A.M. 6v Jock Warner the construction company did was demanded to know what he had 0 $ - Fraggle Rock Cosby. Rated PG. Enjand's Sihmtona. Beau ( £ - VagaS Bridgas, David Eaaax. Christina d ) - MOVIE: ’Make Minie remodel the home he bought in done with Elizabeth Kenyon. M in k' A timdem Robin HoodSfid.' United Press International 0D - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs 9 - Alfied Hitchcock Hour Raines. 1983. Rated PG. Wilder protested his innocence and (0 ) - Alica Me marry maida commit outre- Boyntown Beach. (33) • Crossfire C 9 - Bonny H M Sho w ( 9 - USA Cartoon Exprats 1:00 A.M. geoue larceny In broad daySflk. Oiristopher Wilder had money, L.K. Kimbrell, Wilder’s partner even called Miss Kenyon's family ® - M *A »S«H S ) - Sports Tonight ( 9 - Dr. Gena Scott ROUND ONE CB - Lavama and ShMay Terry-Thomee. Athene Seytef,., charm, fast cars and a dark demon in the electric firm, said reports of to assure them he knew nothing of ® ) - Maxtrax #3 ( 9 -Dr. Who Hattie Jscquee. I960. ® ® - M*A*S*H CB-Cokimbo that finally consumed him. the Australian's wealth and lavish her disappearance. S D - Better Health Jill Clayburgh (I.) and 9 - TwHight Zone 9-Countdown to ’84Toddy;t* ’ life style have been considerably The demon was in control by now SD ~ MacNeil/Lahrar Nawsh* CB - Return of tha Saint program featurae weekly prev- When he died by his own gun in a 4»a, our (SI - Wheel of Fortune overblown. and Wilder knew his playboy life Michael Douglas try to make 11:15 P.M. 9 - TwW ght Zona iewa and profiles of the 19B4/' New Hampshire village Friday he ‘■OtH - M undo Latino Jesse Lo* ( S I - Barney Milter their contemporary romance was over. But he abandoned it with 9 -Reporter 41 9 - MOVIE: 'EmanuaHa on O lym pice. was 39 and growing bald, and in a “ Everyone keeps saying he was sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los SI > People's Court work whenever they aren't m ere three weeks be had gone a millionaire,” Kimbrell said. "He his customary grace. On March 17 anfritiones de este programa de 11:30P.M. Taboo lalaiMT Emanueie kvae in 9 - Freemen Reports . (6)-Dr. Who fighting tooth and nail on "It's islarxl isolation with her father from the perfect model of an 4 R r-: wasn’t no millionaire. I know he's he packed several suitcases of asuntos pubticos r>acionales pre- CB - Barney MWer 9 - Rung Fu ' -■ sentando entrevistas, noticias. My Turn," airing M O N D A Y , end brother untN a young etrertger Australian playboy to the most not a m illionaire." clothes, gathered up what the FBI CB - Starsky and Hutch pertetrates their primitive Edw . W' depones y un segmento desde 8:00 P.M. A P R IL 1 6 on ABC. 3;30A.M. wanted man in America, the w called "an inordinate amount of Hollywood (B - Benny H M Sho w Laura Gemaer. Rated R. ^ CD - Charlie Brown Special CB-OffthoSot • ~ perfect nnodel of a (isychopathic A- PUBLISHED REPORTS said cash” and checked his three @ - 3-2-1. Contact 'It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown.' CB - Rodtfbrd Files 1:30 A.M. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 9 - One Step Beyond sex killer. Wilder lived in a mansion over­ English sheepdogs into a kennel. Charlie Brown, Lucy and Pepper­ QD - Top 40 Video CB - Greet Record Album 6:30 P.M. mint Patty help out as Snoopy de- Chris Wilder, apparently, al­ looking a canal with a hot tub Then he disappeared to the north - Htmeymoonere Cogac. 9 - Oroama of OoM C B - Ona Day at a Tima vekH>s a secret life as king of the outside and a sauna inside, and a on a bloody. 8,000-mile tour that QJ) - Independent Network ways had an urge to hurt beautiful disco. 9 - Leave It to Beaver swimming pool retiled w ith a map ended with his death in Colebrook. Q D - C B S Nawa N ew s 4:00 A.M. « girls; it got him into plenty of CD ~ PM Magazine ia)-Cnaefli* N.H., Friday. (31) - Sanford and Son 9 - MOVIE:'Vhra Zapata’Tha 9-LlfaofRilar -ox trouble, although none of his of Australia on the bottom and a CD 0 9 - Blue Thunder Chaney 9 9 - Tonight Sho w frieze of koala bears and kanga­ "N ow he figures the gam e’s up (S i - Mazda SportaLook fatiHXia Mexican leader tnd Na NCAA.' friends ever seemed to know about and the unit go up against some 9 - PaNcule: 'UtM Orfngulta ( 9 - Oymneetlce' ® - Hogan'a Heroea people try to rxeale a democracy. Dhrition II I)4ot's Team. it.'But in February something— no roos around the sides. and he might as well have fun,” mercenaries determined to kill a an M e xico ' Marlon BraiKlo, Anthony Quinn, ® - Aak C N N political leader. (60 min.) CMyi^enehlp from Sprirtg-, one may ever know what it was — But Kimbrell said Wilder paid psychologist Moran said. ” I im­ 9 - Bob Newhart S ho w Jean Patera. 1952. $40,000 for a house in rather bad agine he’s deriving a substantial ® (SI - NBC Nawa CD - N ew s (tiisbed him over the edge. He no 9-Nightllna 9 - Newlywed Oama 9 - 840VIE: 'Blots ThfR; pleasure from having the whole (S) - Noticiero Nacional SIN longer stopped at hurting girls; he repair and fixed it up well, ® - Ton O 'c lo c k N ew s H o u a o ’ although not elaborately, “ it don't country looking for him.” & - Jaffaraons (S) - M O VIE: 'Natwotfc' A fail- began to kill them. ing teievisron network is taken 8:30 P.M. ( 9 - U SF L FoottMlI: Tampa Bay W - MOVIE: 'Around the 9 - Nswtnight Update i. at New Orleans . The FBI has connected him to 11 overlook nothing," he said. ® - A B C N ew s over by a giant conglomerate de­ G D - Daffy Duck's Easter World In 8 0 D a w ' ^vnees Fogg 1:45 A.M. CB sets out to win a wager of 12:00 A.M. 9 - N e v » "The pool was in bad sha|i«. He ON MARCH 18, Theresa Fergu­ - Business Report termined to make it a profitable Sho w Daffy becomes a 'pressed - FronBine 'Captive in El Sal­ 9-lnalde8asebag women. The bodies of four of them enterprise. William Hol^n. Faye duck' when he comes up against vador.' Filmm^er Ofra Bike! ex­ 20,000 pounds sterling diat he CB GD - HawaH Fhre-O 9 - MOVIE; ‘Sum i^” liave been found. Four are still had to have it cleaned and painted. son, another would-be model, 9 - O ur M Iee Brooke Soitttcq' Married for more iM H ' 7:00P.M. Dunaway. Peter Fir>ch. 1976. Sylvester the Cat, Speedy Gon­ amines the politics and the people can complete a trip around the QD - Hart to Hart missing. Three got away — one of He got this guy who is a sign disappeared in Melbourne, Fla. of El Salvador and what effects world in 80 days. David Nivan, half a century, a couple ratuma to. C D - C B S N ew s - Amateur Boxing: USA vs. zales and the problem of going 2:00 A.M. painter, and he painted a kangaroo Her body was found in a swamp 02) the United States has on their li­ Shirley MacLaine. Cantinflss. (S) - Star Trek the shore where th^ mati* them, Tina Marie Risico, was sent USSR from Moscow north for the springtime. - CBS Newt Nightwatch (D ® - WA*S*H festyle. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ 1956. 9 - Sports Center CB Henry Forxfa, Myma Loy. home safely by Wilder on day he and a koala bear in a tree limb on four days later. CB - Step Too Slow ( B - R a t Patrol DPI photo C D - Tic Tao Dough 0 9 - Not Necessarily The tioned) 9 - U.S.-Soviet Relatioin; 9 - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffa died in one of bis most bizarre the sides, and on the bottom a map On March'20. Wilder abducted a N ew s CB - Best of Saturday Night CD - ABC News S D - El Maleficio The FIrel 50 Veers Harrison E. 9 - Or. Gene Scott CB - Joe Ftanklki Show 4:30 A.M. moves. On Friday, before the manhunt for suspected sex-slayer's activities in the of Australia in different colors. He Florida State coed from a shopping - American Video Awards ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Oliverl' A young C D " Best of Saturday Night ® - Great Parlbttnancaa Salisbury and former President 9 - MOVIE: 'The Eyaa Hava 9 - Abbott and CoataBo charged him $400 for the whole mall in Tallahassee and took her orphan, taken in by a wealthy be­ Richard Nixon review the relation­ 0 ® - TMoka of the Night ’ ’There may be more we don’t Christopher Wilder ended in Colebrook, Finger Lakes area. Here, Deputy Sheriff 03) - Jeffarsons S3) > Prime News 'Down in the Valley.' A new film I f know* about," said Joe Corless, damn thing." north into Georgia, where he raped nefactor, IS kidnapped by his old production of the Kurt Weill folk ship between the two superpow­ @ ) - Nawsrdght N.Y., authorities in Penn Yan, N.Y., Ronald Spike shows what lawmen (2) ISD - MOVIE; 'Jesus of gang. Mark Lester, Oliver Reed. 9 - Dating Oama Wilder’s dark urge first brought her, abused her with a cattle prod 02) ~ SpoitsCentar opera is presented in this special ers on the 60th anniversary of ® - MOVIE: 'TYm Night agent in charge of the FB I’s Miami Nazareth' Part 2 Ron Moody. 1968. Rated G. 03) - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ presentation. (60 min.) diplomatic relations between the Stalkef' A newspaperman, in­ 2:15 A.M. office. “ But the person who could called a news conference to discuss the though Wilder looked like. him in contact with the law in 1976. and tried to glue her eyelids shut. gram looks at the hottest trends (2 ) - M O V IE; The Last C hase' ( 2 ~ Dos Mujeres En Mi Casa two nations. (60 min.) vestigating a series of murders O N E O F TH E surest wOV!i‘ He was brought to trial twice on She managed to escape and gave All cars are ordered off the roads 9 - SporteCanter answer all of our questions is and performers in the world of ( 9 - Thet'e Hollywood which have baffled police, sus­ to find bargain buys is'tir drew Isaac said the autopsy victims heard of his death upon “classic example of impulse sex charges involving teenaged authorities a good description of entenamment. when America runs out of oil. Lee 9:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. pects that the killer is a vampire. 2:30A.M. cjqad.’ ’ Majors, Chris Makepeace, Bur­ @ - I M ie s the Sun shop the classified aids"' showed that both hollow-point returning from a visit to his wife’s disorders. girls, and was convicted once. But Wilder. By now, the demon was - Star Trek CB ( B - Kate & Allie Chip de- CD CD “ Newhart A birthday Darren McGavin. Simon Oaktend, CB - Bast of Midday gess Meredith Rated PG. cides that he wants to live with party for George proves to be slugs from the revolver “ obliter­ "A person like that has a very he was let off on five years’ moving with such swiftness that Kathleen Nolan. 1971. - CBS Nawa Nightwatch AUTHORITIES IN NEW grave and said Wilder was “ a @) > Moneyline * & - Poldark his father more trouble than Dick and 10:30 P.M. CB JIP LET YOUR newspadBr, HAMPSHIRE decided Saturday ated" Wilder’s heart — making the demon, someone who was not good 'insight into his motivation. probation on the condition that he another two weeks passed before - New s CS) - Las Chambas da Paquita The Morv Show Joanna anticipated. Cli) ( 9 - Independent Network 12:15A.M. help you keep fruit lars CD 9 - Auetralian Rulae FootbaR: that Wilder killed himself acciden­ second shot unlikely to have been human." He knows what causes his disorder undergo psychiatric treatment. authorities fully realized what they @ ) - Business Report N ew s ( 9 - M O VIE: 'B u t Stop' While CD ® - MOVIE: 'It's My Turn' ® > Grandes SerlM: 'La 9 - Mazda SportsLook Match #2 sparkling clean dfid' tally, not intentionally, when state anything but involuntary — and but the problem is he can’t control Palm Beach County Sheriff’s were facing. - Baiia Conmigo snowbound at an Arizona bus A liberated professor finds she Sonrisa de (a Gioconda* 9 - Sports Probe sweet sm elling. WastV 12:30 A.M. 9 - MOVIE:‘Tha Oodfathaf A troopers cornered him in the concluded that “Wiider, rather WILDER’S CHARM, evident it. The man simply can’t hold back. Detective Arthur Newcomb said, Wilder headed west. On March - Entertainment Tonight stop, a motley collection of trav­ must choose between her eas­ 9 - Alfred Hitchcock jars, dry com pletely thehi elers arrive at some truths about ygoing boyfriend and a charming 10:00P.M. (B - Thicfca of tho Night mafia patriarch finds that his vola­ village of Coldbrook. than trying to kill himself, was wealth and talent for photography He probably sits there and sweats “ He told me his job was his whole 23, Terry Diane Walden was - Family Feud 9 - 2 4 Horse tile family is his biggest challenge. put a large piece of themselves Marilyn Monroe. ex-baseball player. Jill Clayburgh, ~ Cagney & Lacey Inves­ - NightHne .When state trooper Leo Jellison killed in a struggle while he tried to apparently gave him the neces­ for half an hour. It builds up and he life and when he was working he abducted and killed in Beaumont, CD CD (S i - MecNeil/Lehrer Newsh- CB Markm Brando, James Caen, Al newspaper Inside the (dr - Wild World of Animals . Don Murray. Arthur O'Connell. Michael Douglas. Charles Grodin. tigating porno movie-making, approached him as he sat in his kill Jellison.” sary tools to lure lovely girls, many goes overboard. had no problem, but when the Texas. From there he went north 1956. 1979 9 9 - Lets Night with David Pacino. 1972. Rated R. and put the lid on. The’ Mary ^ t h learns just how hard it Letterman weekends trolled around, some­ and two days later abducted 7:30P.M. @ ) - Moneyline paper will absorb any stolen car at a service station, Suicide would have been no of them trying to break into the "The world is full of people who ( © - Frontline 'Captive in El Sal­ CD - Jacques Cousteau's is to press a case after she and thing came over him and ... made Suzanne Wendy Logan. 21. in CD - PNI Magazine vador.' Filmmaker Ofra Bike! ex­ A m « o n , Part 2 In the style that Chris interrupt a film in progress. 11:00 P.M. ( 2 - Happy Days Again m oisture. Let a clossifled Wilder whipped out a .357 surprise. The FBI described him modeling business. One after are borderline narcissistic psycho- - CD - All In the Family amines the politics and the people has made Jacques Cousteau the (60 min.) CBCB(BI999- 12:45 A.M. a d in y o u r n e w s p o p e r f ) n d Magnum. during its search as suicidal and another, amazingly, they suc­ paths,” Moran said. “ Go to any him do the things he had to do." Oklahoma City. He look her to 2 - MOVIE: 'Nana* One of Par­ D * Muppet Show of El Salvador and what effects leading explorer of our time-visit ( D - N e w s C B - T a x i 9 - Track and FMd: Colgata a cash buyer for most ’ Assistant Attorney General Mi­ the families of his victims were cumbed to offers oi a well-paid singles bar in Miami and you’ll find In 1982, he returned to Australia Kansas and left her body under a the United States has on their li­ the never before seen frontiers of Womon't Games Coverage of is’s most celebrated seduc- to visit his parents and while there tree. C D ~ Family Feud ( 2 - TwiDght Zone QD - Laugh-In anything you have for. chael Pignatelii said Jellison warned that Wilder would proba­ modeling session with a complete a whole damn room full of these festyle. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ the deepest jungles of the Ama­ thia event is presented from New tresses captivates some new succumbed again to his dark side. From Kansas he turned west C D " Benny Hill Sho w tioned) zon. (2 hrs.) (S) - Freeman Reports 9 - Odd Coupla Yortc. NY. (60 min.) wealthy lovers. Katya Berger, s a le . ' . grabbed Wilder in a "bear hug" bly kill himself. His death left stranger and went off alone with people." and two shots were fired. Both many of them distraught because him. He was charged with kidnapping again and March 29, Sheryl Lynn shots struck Wilder with one in four cases only Wilder could Wilder, says Dr. Gary Moran, a BUT AS USUAL in such cases, and raping two teenagers. His Bonaventura disappeared in penetrating his body and hitting reveal what had happened to their professor of psychology at Florida Wilder’s friends had a different fam ily put up $400,000 bond so he Grand Junction, Colo. On April 1. BRIDGE ASTRO Jellison in the chest. loved ones. International University, was a view. could to return to the United States Michelle Korfman, 17, left the Assistant Attorney General An- The husband of one of Wilder’s narcissistic sexual psychopath, a "The Chris Wilder I knew was with a promise to be back in April Seventeen Magazine beauty con­ for his trial. trump for today. What is so GRAPH always a i^rfect gentleman," said test in Boulder City. Nev., with a interesting about South just John Rollins, who headed the pit He ran his final race in the man fitting Wilder’s description winning the heart lead, crew when Wilder raced his Porsche at the Miami Grand Prix and has never been found. going about the business of Investigators trace route Porsche. Feb. 23. It was his best finish — On April 4, Miss Risico, 16, left a NORTH 4-1644 knocking out the ace of clubs " I f it’s all true, he’s the biggest 17th — and won him $400. But it was shopping mall with a man who 4QJ83 and then running off the rest Jekyll and Hyde I ’ve ever seen,” there, at the race through the looked like Wilder. V75 of the tricks? Incidentally, said Van McDonald, another streets of Miami, that the dark ♦ 73 < ¥ 3 u r why didn’t North use urge lead to death. Rosario Gon­ FINALLY. ON APRIL 6, the FBI 4KQJ82 to look for other victims friend. "I can’t believe the same Stayman?” the police introduction back in 1934. spirit is willing but the flesh someone said, 'Yeah, he bought a by. Watson makes some may be weak. Tasks that you jvith the deaths, disappearances exercised great restraint in the use The book starts with very strong bid or other Ossie Intend to do may never get and kidnappings of 11 women in sandwich and he was by him self,"’ of deadly force.” simple bands to get the reaif- studies for his 10-second done. , , eight states. Greenleaf said. "W e want to Our er off on his way to bridge Wilder’s brother, Steven, called Annual limit and then bids the grand CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try "There may be more we don’t ensure in fact, in that period from excellence.” slam.” ’ not to rely too heavily upon ;(mow about,” said Joe Corless, leaving Boston to being killed in Newman Funeral Home in Cole­ Jim: "I see you have (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) others today, especially In agent in chargp of the FB I’s Miami New Hampshire, there aren’t any brook Sunday to ask that his picked out a sure-fire six no- social matters. Persons w nh*^ tolfice. "But the person who could other victims between here and brother’s body be shipped to made you promises might 116 1 there.” Boynton Beach, Fla. lulflll them. answer all of our questions is LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If there Community CROSSWORD Is disarray In your househq|p today, you are apt to be the major contributor. You n)g|nt Colebrook had earlier drama ACROSS 6 Remainder Answer to Previous Punis 7 Theme start se ve ral pro je cts that y o u ’ll not finish. 1 Environmant 8 In any manner iR IA lo i COLEBROOK, N.H. walked up to him, drew a across the border to Cole­ played poker with some of Profile Edition agency (abbr.) 9 Over (Gar.) VmOO (Aug. 2S-8apL 22)' Be pistol and shot the archi­ brook, a town that now has the locals and they took extra-mindful of your soCIIU ■•(UPI) — The shooting 4 Confident 10 Part of tha ufeath of alleged sex-killer tect three times in the 2,500 residents living 10 him to the cleaners.” 8 Stars graces today If you are dining day head. miles from the Quebec A town history recalls 12 Unit of work or partying with friends. Kpsp 'Christopher Wilder was 11 Uias needle Following a trial in border. that Thaw "occupied 13 Sweelsop and thrbad your thumb out of th soup and *1101 the first time this 14 Wind don’t tell oft-color stories. remote town near the which Nesbit testified that Thaw stayed at the Room No. 6 while the best 16 Normandy legal minds in the country initrumant Invasion day LttRA (Sept 22-OcL 21) Vdiir 'Chadian border played White took pleasure in Monadanock House, a You Certainly Wo^n^V\^^^ 16 Gaudineet 20 Experienced material prospects are encour­ ji^enter stage to the final watching her dally on a rambling New England fought his extradition to a g in g today, but y o w on ’t riaiiip 17 Feline found parson 'drama of a sensational red velvet swing. Thaw Inn, at the edge of town, New York state.” Miss Out On This Eagerly 18 Want quickly 22 Sting tho harvest they promise If you which is now boarded up. Thaw was eventually 19 Bart count on luck Instead of eHort. manhunt for a was sent to New York 23 Unite ‘m illionaire-turned- state’s Matteawan Hospi­ "H e was quite a legend extradited back to New 21 Year (Sp.) 25 Mormon State SCORPIO (OeL 24-No*. 2B) Much can be accompllehop tal for the criminally around here,” said Ellen York. Awaited Publication ... Your 24 Evergreen tree 26 Note (Let) m urderer. 26 Eternal today, provided you are the Moore, a 25-year resident 27 Act 46 Soviet newt 62 Leader (It) “ Harry K. Thaw, eccent- insane. 29 Candle one who sets the pace. Dhnit Only 2 percent of the 28 Conitsllation agency 64 Actor Kruger .riC heir of a railroad In 1913, Thaw escaped, of the town and wife of a 33 Digit Business Should Be A Part 30 Motor nolle let associates arrange yotir made his way to Canada, local undertaker who pre­ entire country of Morocco 34 Seucy 47 Reedy for 66 Petty timetable. "" fortune and murderer in 31 Ottierwitf then slipped back down pared Wilder’s body. "He is arable. 36 Chriitmae action (2 56 Conjunction •AOITTARNIS (No*. 4906 of famous architect 32 Oboe 22-Boo. 37 Solar disc wdt.) 21) This might not bo ono dl 'Stanford White, was also Of It! 35 Fir (prefix) (Pl.| 39 Pleader 49 European your better days whore your vom ered in this town in 38 Novelty 59 Compaei 41 M a o _____ capital budget la concomod. lnaty|f(l "the northernmost Up of lung 40 Go bad point ol curtailing expenses, you may 43 Haggard 60 Ship deck 'New Hampshire. 42 Underworld 60 Set Imprudently Increase them./ ' • Our 1st Anniversary Please Call The Herald Ad­ 44 Having elite novel 51 Exhale After escaping from an CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. it ) '.insane asylum in 1913, 46 What parson 1 2 2 4 • • T 1 • 10 11 Putting on airs and afloctatRMli 48 Greek letter It normally not your stylo,.4ut .Shaw was tracked down starts Thurs. April 19th. vertising Department Now 49 Limitteie 12 11 14 today you may do |uet thafki -atan inn not one mile from (comp, wd.) order to try to knproas aoma 'the spot where Wiider For Your Space Reservation, 63 Body II II IT hotahota. died Friday from two • You might think we 57 Indefinite AOUAMUt (Jan. 2»4ab."1li) ;R|psts to the heart from number 11 11 20 You’re in a good cydo to fMni 68 Wolfrtm Jils own .357 magnum. 21 22 22 24 your ambHiona and H would IM ."-.Thaw was married to would have the biggest 643-2711 61 Supermen’s a th a m o to w aste H. Ign o re girt -Eyelyn Nesbit, a cele­ 21 21 2T tt 21 ST temptations to coast today 62 Skin problem whsro you should bo pusMna." brated beauty who be- sale we’ve ever had.— 83 Smell child 12 21 PWCM(Pob.m 6an*2g.m •oame the mistress of 6 4 C h o o M s a situation that you ahars wHh 'White. When Thaw 68 Remove skin ■1 41 IT 40 •nolhsr, indllfsranos or kioon- Jraimed of his wife’s affair liaurljrafrr Hmli) 66 Octane ■ 41 alatancy on your part oouM ^uh White he became numbers 42 causa proMsms that might tm t r r n im a (sbbr.) **■1 ’ehraged. 41 bringlhoandaavorloahalt. - The scene for what mi ic DOWN 4 •0 ■ u - ' I . I ,-iii newspaper’s billed "the «ritme of the century" was 1 Skinny fish •• ■■ •• WANT ADS art Hit •T II II M 2 Support fritndiv wav of flndlng-a .the roof garden of the old Ji^B on Square Garden, 3 MaltritI (tver •1 22 12 cosh buvtr for opplloia- 4 — Jot* eta. imitlool IratrurntfitS, designed by White him- 6 Shoshonesn •4 N M cart and a boat of ottior leH. As White sat watch­ Indian Itoma ing a stage show. Thaw 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 16, 19B4 MANCHKSTER HERALD. Monday. AprU 16. 1984 - 11 Why Lotto Obituaries spreads out Apclonlo Grzyb employed in the experimental Edward A. Roback Edward A. Roback, 58, of SPORTS Apelonia Grzyb. 85, of 23 North testing department of Pratt & St., died Saturday at her home. She Whitney for 35 years. He was a Newington, died Friday at New the money was the wife of the late Stanley W. U.S. Navy veteranofWorld W a rll. Britain General Hospital. He was the husband of Frances S. Roback Grzyb. He was a member of Second Continued from page 1 She was born in Poland and had Congregational Church and Man­ and the brother of Theodore been a resident of Manchester for chester Lodge of Masons. Roback of Manchester. When we began Lotto we expected Besides his wife he leaves two He also leaves three sons, . to be up to $1 million in sales by Crenshaw takes Masters 70 years. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Poiish National sons. Dayson Wrubel of Manches­ Michael E. Roback, James E. June," he said. Catholic Church and was one of the ter and Edmund L. Wrubel of Roback and FrancisE. Roback, all The receipts each week are originators of the church. She was British Columbia; a daughter, of Newington; two other brothers, divided so approximately 50 per­ also a member of the Ladies Judith Ann Wrubel of Hartford; Fred Roback of Hartford and cent goes to the winners, 40 percent Adoration Sodality. two brothers, Edward Wrubel of Richard Roback of South Windsor; goes to the state and the rest is She leaves three sons. Stanley P. Manchester and Adolph Wrubel in and many nieces and nephews. returned to the business commun­ for first major title win Grzyb. Henry J. Grzyb and Ben­ Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Adele Funeral services will be Tues­ ity, he said. Yost of East Hartford and Mrs. day at 10; 30 a.m. from the This would include the purchase, 16 jamin S. Grzyb, all of Manchester; By David AAoffit hole to take a solo second. "When ol tournaments." two-putted . Ann Robinson of Manchester; 11 Newington Memorial Funeral of tickets, expenses in running the "Then it began to hit m e," he six grandchildren; and 12 great­ UPI Sports Writer he birdied 8-9-10. that was pretty David Edwards, appearing in his grandchildren. grandchildren; and two great­ Home, 20 Bonaire Ave., with a computer system, administrative, much it. " lirst Masters, and Gil Morgan, said. "1 felt good because 1 didn’t grandchildren. mass of ChrisMbn burial at 11 a.m. expenses, advertising and the s think I could throw away three The funeral will be held Tuesday AUGUSTA. Ga. - Ben Cren­ Crenshaw, who won $108,000 for both had 5-under-pur 67s lor 280s in the Ch*Ch of the Holy Spirit. percent paid to vendors who sell that lied for third place. Current shots at 17 and 18. at 9; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Graveside services and burial shaw had been saying all week he his 11-under-par 277 (including a 68 Calling hdurs are today from 2 to 4 the tickets. "Walking up the 18th, I thought Home, 400 Maip St., with a mass of with full military honors will be thought 13 might be his lucky in the closing round), was rather U.S. Open champion Lurry Nel.son, and 7 to 9 p.m.. at the funeral home. Lewis said sales this fiscal year within .a stroke of the lead before about high school golf — I don’t Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Tuesday at 1 p.m. in East Ceme­ number. .subdued. Memorial contributions may be will establish a record in total know why — and all those people John the Baptist Polish National tery. There are no calling hours. Crenshaw, who had been so close "It’s a feeling more of relief than double bogeying No. 12 (which made to the Edward A. Roback lottery sales for the seventh year in who have helped me along the Catholic Church. Burial will be in Memorial contributions may be before — including second-place anything else," he said. "There is Crenshaw birdied). was fifth at Scholarship Fund for Newington a row. For the fiscal year that way,” said Crenshaw, " I just did St. John's Cemetery. Friends may made to the Manchester Memorial finishes in 1976 and last year — but no question 1 put pressure on 70-281. call at the funeral home today from Basketball Boosters, 261 Beacon ended June 30, the state sold $188 not want to let those people down." Hospital Development Fund or to a never a winner in 12 previous myself to win. It was my day. I Murk Lye, the second-round 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m There will be a St., Newington, 06111. million worth of lottery tickets and Kile, who lied Crenshaw for charity of the donor's choice. The Masters goll championships, wasn’t going to let any shots slip leader, and 'Tom Kite, the third- prayer service at 8 p.m. at the returned $80.5 million into the second last year in his seventh Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main hoped his 13th appearance would away. I did a good job and I ’m round leader, both failed to equal funeral home. state’s general fund. St., has charge of arrangements. In Memoriam be the charm. proud of it. par in the final round and were tied sixth or better Masters finish in Memorial donations may be "This year’s goal is $218 million In sad and loving memory of our It was. "It means more to win the at 282 with Ronnie Black and David eight years, had taken the lead made to the St. John's Church and a turn over to the state of $94.5 Sunday morning when he played Ellenor R. Fish father, father-in-law and grand­ The 32-year-old Texan won the Masters now than it would have Graham. Memorial Fund, 23 Golway St. million,” said Lewis. Ellenor Rogers Fish, 76, of 77 father. who passed away April first "m ajor” of his career Sunday seven or eight years ago," said TPC champion Fred Couples the last seven holes of the third Lewis said another suggestion Chestnut St., died Saturday at 16th, 1983, when he came from behind in Crenshaw, who has won nine other was at 283. live-lime Ma.sters round. Edward R. Yurkshot heard among the bettors is in­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. completing the rain-delayed third events since joining the PGA Tour champion Jack Nicklaus at 286, He stayed in the lead until The funeral was scheduled today creasing the number of prizes so . She was the wife of Howard L. Our hearts still ache with sadness round in the morning, then ran in 1973. Lee Trevino at 294. Seve Balleste­ Crenshaw ran off those three at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 more people can win. Fish. and tears still flow. away from the field in the ■’All the times I didn't win were ros. the only golfer with a lower .straight birdies in the middle of the Main St., for Edward R. Yurkshot, " I t ’s the old story of people She was born in Hart ford on June What it meant to lose you no one afternoon. obviously disappointments,” he score than Crenshaw in last yea r’s final round, then threw away any 86, of 98 Summer St., who died saying what they would do uhtil 28, 1907, and had lived in Manches­ will ever know. His final margin was only two continued. "But this is a sweet, Masters, didn't make this year's chance he had of staying in the Friday at Manchester Memorial they are confronted with it," he ter most of her life. Before retiring Wha.t it means when you’re sad and strokes over two-time champion sweet win. 1 don’t think there will cut. chase when he took a triple-bogey 6 Hospital. said. "1 wasn't going to let this one get she had been a secretary with the lonely and everything goes wrong. Tom Watson, who was runnerup at ever be a sweeter moment." at the 155-yard l‘2th hole. He was born in Manchester and He said studies show peopled Manchester Board of Education. We seem to hear you whisper the Masters for the third time in his Watson, who has won eight away from m e," said Crenshaw. "I had been a lifelong resident. would not care to enter a lottery for She was a member of South United “ cheer up and carry on" illustrious career. But that’s be­ "m ajors" himsell. said Cren­ wasn't going to hit any bud shots. "He’s got to- feel sick," said Before his retirement he had been a smaller prize. He said Massa- . Methodist Church, a life member Each time we see your picture you cause Crenshaw coasted home shaw’s next major championship You have to believe in yourself — Crenshaw, "Believe me, he’s hurl­ employed at Pratt & Whitney in chussets tried it by handing out. UPI photo of Chapman Court of Amaranth, seem to smile and say. after widening his lead to lour should come easier now that he has and today 1 did. " ing. He played well up to one hole. East Hartford, for many years. He numerous top prizes of $1,000. Temple Chapter Order of Eastern "Don't cry. I’m only sleeping". strokes with a 15-foot birdie putt on the first. Crenshaw, who rai.sed his earn­ If you don't think golf's tough, ask was a member of Zion Evangelical Ben Crenshaw savors sinking a 50-foot putt on the 10th Star and a member of Sunset We’ll meet again someday. "They had a pitiful turnout and- the 15th hole at Augusta National. "Once you win a major, it puts ings for this year to over $200,000, him ." ”1 don’t know what is going Lutheran Church and the Senior hoie for a birdie in Sunday's finai round of the Masters in Rebekah Lodge. never ran it again," said Lewis. “ It was one of those days when 1 you on a plateau where you leel you said although he was four .strokes through Ben’s mind now, but I Citizens. She was also a life member of Sadly missed by the family... Augusta, Ga. The shot gave Crenshaw a 2-shot iead, an never got close enough to put any can win,■’ said Watson. " I know 1' ahead ol the Held after rolling in a know he knows what is going He leaves a brother, Frederick Manchester Grange and a member advantage he heid the rest of the way to win his first pressure on Ben,” said Watson, nedded to reach that plateau “ lough" 13- loot birdie putt at No. through mine," said Kite. " I t ’s not Yurkshot of Columbia; and sev­ jubilation." of the Senior Citizens and Chapter who needed a birdie on the linal before 1 started winning those kind 12. "I really didn't feel safe until I eral nieces and nephews. I, fog major golf championship. 1275, AARP, In Memoriam Memorial donations may be Besides her husband she leaves a In loving memory of my husband made to the Building Fund of Zion daughter, Mrs. Dorelle F. Bennett James D, Meacham Sr. who evangelical Lutheran Church. of South Windsor; and two passed away April 16, 1983. cover East AL roundup granddaughters. Edmund Wrubel Yet love will dream and faith will By United Press International Edmund Wrubel,. 64, of 149 The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 trust Herald photo by Hudson Rain falling across much of the Lydall St., died Saturday at his a.m. from the Watkins Funeral (Since He who knows our need is Manchester teachers ready the townwide Spring Art home. He was the husband of Julia Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will Just) eastern United States threatened Throwing accuracy wins L. (Converse) Wrubel. be in East Cemetery. There are no That somehow, somewhere, meet Show, pinning up artwork done by kindergarteners to trigger flooding today in Ver­ He was born in Manchester on calling hours. Memorial donations we must. through Manchester High School seniors. The Easter­ mont and parts of New York, New Nov. 24, 1919, and had been a, may be made to a charity of the Love, time display is currently in the front window of D & L's Jersey and Connecticut. Fog lifelong resident. He had been donor's choice. Kathryn mixed with rain hindered driving for Yankees and Orioies Store in the Manchester Parkade, and is free for the from Lake Michigan to Virginia. looking. From left are Marlane McKenzie, elementary art Rain fell in patches across department head Elinor Dolan, and Mimi Blanchard. northern New England, from Pen­ I By Fred McAAane coach Johnny Goryl. Brewers 3, Royals 2 nsylvania and New Jersey into UPI Sports Writer On the next play Tony Bemazard At Kansas City. Mo., pinch hitter North Carolina, and through the hit a lly to right, and Dwyer got olf Dion James’ sacrifice fly capped a upper Great Lakes and lower Ohio The Baltimore Orioles and New a perfect throw to catcher Rick two-run eighth inning against Student art show Valley area. Fog was mixed in York Yankees proved Sunday Dempsey, who put the tag on the relief ace Dan Quisenberry and much of the rain from Illinois to what the politicians have been sliding Butler. lifted the Brewers to victory. Mike eastern Virginia and covered all of telling us for years — that The Orioles scored three runs in Caldwell scattered 10 hits, struck Indiana. high-powered arms are definitely the top of the inning to win the out one and did not walk a batter under way at D&L Flash flood watches were posted necessary for security. game. An error by losing pitcher over 7 1-3 innings to improve to 2-1, across Vermont, northern New Both teams were saved by the George Frazier paved the way for Rollie Fingers hurled the final 12-3 Jersey and eastern New York, respective sharp-shooting accu­ the spurt which was capped by innings to post his second save. For more than 20 years, the 22-year Manchester schoolteacher where soils were saturated by racy of outfielders Jim Dwyer and Wayne Gross’ pinch-hit two-run Blue Jays 2, Rangers 1 Watkins furniture store window on added. Don Mattingly, each of whom cut double. recent rains. Officials warned At Arlington, Texas, Willie Up­ the corner of Main and Oak streets So important, that three years down a run at the plate in the late The Yankees won their game in significant rainfall could cause shaw and Cliff Johnson hit back-to- was the sometime-showplace for ago whea Watkins closed, she innings to preserve their team’s the 10th when Ken Griffey singled widespread flooding. Coastal flood back home runs on successive student artwork. For the last canvassed the entire downtown over the head of Kittle with the warnings were in effect fron New victory. pitches off Dave Stewart in the three, the D & L window in the area for a store willing to post the Dwyer, who almost blew the bases loaded. G riffey’s hit came Jersey to Conneticut and Long - ninth inning to lift the Blue Jays to Manchester Parkade has served artistic creations of public school game with an error in the last of the Island. off reliever Ron Reed but pinned victory. With one out in the ninth. that function — and the once-a- students in kindergarten through ninth, saved it for the Orioles by the loss on Britt Burns. Dave Chicago police said a rain- Upshaw connected on a 2-and-l year display is currently in full grade 12. throwing out the potentiai tying Righetti was the winner in relief. slicked expressway contributed to pitch from Stewart. 0-3, for his bloom. No one offered her space. "No run at the plate later in the inning Elsewhere, Seattle nipped Min­ the deaths of two people Sunday third homer of the season and Everything from miniature to­ one even wanted to know m e,” to protect a 6-5 victory over the nesota 5-4, Milwaukee edged Kan­ UPI photo night. They said the two appar­ Johnson hit the very next pitch lor tem poles to pom-pom creatures to Mrs. Dolan said. Indians at Cleveland. sas City 3-2, Toronto topped Texas ently pulled to the side of the road his third to give Dennis Lamp, 2-2, plastic sculpture, along with the Although she'd like to show off Mattingly saved New York’s 2-1, 2-1, and California outslugged to change a tire, and were hit by a the victory. Edmonton Oilers' Wayne Gretzky winds night in Edmonton. The Oilers beat the usual array of drawings and her students' work in downtown second car. 11-inning triumph over the Chicago Oakland 12-8. Detroit at Boston paintings, can be seen in the D & L up on top of Calgary Flame Allan Flames to take a 2-1 lead intheirStanley Manchester, she said she’s thank­ The same cold front producing White Sox at Yankee Stadium by was rained out. window. Angels 12, A ’s 8 ful to have the D & L window. today’s rain made it a soggy throwing out Ron Kittle at the plate Macinnis in the first period Sunday Cup quarterfinal series. “ We screen out hundreds of Mariners 5, Twins 4 At Oakland. Calif., Brian Down­ She has been offered the use of Sunday, raining out m ajor league when he attempted to score on things, and narrow it down to those At Minneapolis, Bob Kearney ing hit a grand slam and Reggie the entire storefront, she said, but baseball games from Boston to pinch hitter Jerry Hairston’s one- we wish to use,” says Elinor Dolan, sparked a four-run seventh- inning Jackson belted a two- run shot to the art department has only Chicago, spreading heavy rain and out fly. NHL roundup head of the elementary art depart­ with an 'RBI double and the spark the Angels’ victory. The enough partition screens to fill two hail from Virginia to South Carol­ Dwyer was fortunate he got a ment. "It's a tremendous job. We of the windows. Mariners took advantage of three Angels built a 10-0 lead after two ina, and spawning tornadoes in second chance. With Cleveland innings then withstood a late keep our eyes peeled all year.” That’s enough to showcase “ a North Carolina. trailing 6-3, Indians center fielder errors to defeat the Twins. Roy " I think it’s very important to full panorama of what we do, from I Thomas. 1-0, picked up the victory comeback by the A ’s. Mike Witt, There were no iojuries when Brett Butler smacked a single to Smith backstops Isles keep the public aware of what’s in relief, giving up three hits in five who went 5 2-3 innings for Califor­ the beginning to the end,” Mrs. tornadoes dropped out of thunder­ right that skipped through Dwy­ happening in the schools,” the Dolan said. innings and striking out five. Dave nia before being knocked out in the storms near Washington, Ply- e r’s legs, scoring Ron Hassey from Beard notched his second save in A s five-run sixth, got the victory. mouth and Creswell in eastern second and Broderick Perkins pitching the final two innings. Tim Rob Wilfong also homered for North Carolina. Eight houses, from first. Butler raced all the way Herald photo by Pinto Teufel homered for the Twins. California. to 3-1 win over Capitals several barns, chicken houses and to third but was held up. there by Landers will seek farm outbuildings were damaged, Victim of refrigerator biast said Hal Walker, the Regional Bv Mike Tully quartertinal series that continues Oilers 3, Flames 2 UPI Sports Writer Monday night at Capital Centre in Eighth District and Town of Manchester Emergency Management At Calgary, Alberta, defense- erant, a poisonous gas. Hotchkiss and Coordinator. Landover, Md. man Paul Coffey notched a pair of firefighters and medics Friday after­ district presidency Impatient Celtics conclude Though the New York Islanders “ We knew if we could keep it his wife were taken to Manchester Hailstones ranging from second-period goals to enable noon administer first-aid to Allan usually find different ways to win. tight, we could come on in the third Edmonton to assume a 2-1 advan­ Memorial Hospital. Hotchkiss was held Thomas E. Landers Jr. an- marble-to golf ball-sized were residents get excellent service at a reported in many eastern hjorth one constant exists in their success period and win it,” said Islanders tage in the Smythe Division series. J:fotchkiss, 81, outside his home at 31 E. for treatment until Sunday, a hospital . nounced today that he will seek the fair price, and he pledged to Carolina counties. Walker said hail this spring. Coach A1 Arbour. “ Billy Smith Coffey, a strong candidate for the Middle Turnpike. Hotchkiss and his spokesman said. Mrs. Hotchkiss was presidency of the Eighth Utilities maintain and improve theservices Goaltender Billy Smith, last leveled tobacco crops near James- regular season with victory kept us in the game and Gibby Norris Trophy as the league’s top wife, Louise, suffered chemical injuries District if he finds support for his that the district provides. year’s winner of the Conn Smythe (Gilbert) won it for us.” treated for minor injuries and released candidacy. ville and covered the ground to a defenseman, scored his fourth and He says the district is losing a Trophy as the playoff Most Valua­ In other games. Montreal when the core of a refrigerator he was immediately. Walter Joyner, who has been depth of several inches. fifth goals of the playoffs on sharp valuable person with Lassow’s BOSTON (U P I) - The Boston ble Player, may well be playing downed Quebec 2-1, Edmonton efforts. cleaning exploded, releasing the refrig­ mentioned as a possible candidate, Chilly rains stretching from the decision to retire. Celtics scored their last regular- even better this season. shaded Calgary 3-2, and St. Louis said today he has not yet decided Great Lakes to the northern The district provides fire protec­ season victory on cruise control, topped Minnesota 3-1. Blues 3, North Stars 1 whether to seek the post. Atlantic coast forced postpone­ tion and sewer service to its' impatient to start the NBA playoffs On Sunday night, left winger Canadiens 2, Nordiques 1 At St. Louis, goalie Mike Liut Potice roundup Both Landers and Joyner are ments of major league games in residents. Its elections are non­ so they can prove they are really Greg Gilbert set up three goals, At Montreal, Bobby Smith and shut out Minnesota for more than now district directors. Boston, New York, Montreal anid partisan. the best in the league. including Brent Sutter’s tie­ Ryan Walter scored power- play Gordon Lassow, who has been Chicago. 57 minutes and Dave Pichette, "These last eight games haven’t breaker in the third period, to help goals to lift the Canadiens to a 2-1' Doug Wickenheiser and Bem ie district president for about 10 meant anything," Gerald Hender­ the Islanders post a 3-1 victory lead in the Adams Division series. years, has decided he will not seek Federko scored to give the Blues a Victim’s father sues suspect son said following the Celtics’ over the Washington Capitals. It was Walter’s first goal of the re-election. 2-1 lead in the Norris Division Fire auxiliary elects officers 118-111 victory over the New But it was Smith, once again playoffs. Larry Robinson checked finals. The Blues increased the If Landers is elected president at Edward N. Irish, a Manchester searching the house and its occu­ Both were released after posting Jersey Nets in the regular-season making the key saves, who kept the Quebec forward Anton Stastny, - lead to 2-0 with 6:38 to go on the May 23 annual meeting, C OVENTRY - The auxiliary to ^man arrested last January on pants, police said. A search of his $500 cash bonds and are scheduled Pauline Leet, treasurer, Clara finale Sunday. Islanders in the game and helped who needed some assistance to get Wickenheiser’s goal and Federko someone will have to be elected to the Coventry Volunteer Fire Asso­ sexual assault charges, is being bedroom turned up suspected to appear in court next Monday. Russell, assistant secretary and “ And even though we wona lot of them take a 2-1 lead in the off the ice and did not return. scored 43 seconds later. sued for more than $15,000 in cocaine and marijuana and drug Scott G . Laggis, 21. of 30EIroSt., replace him as director. ciation Inc. has elected Joyce Lorraine Nash, financial those games. I ’m tired of it. W e've Hartford Superior Court by the paraphernalia. He was charged was charged with narcotics conspi­ Joyner’s term as director is Carilli-Bellard as its president for secretary. had our break. Now it’s time to go father of the 3-year-old girl he with conspiracy to violate state racy, possession of cocaine and expiring. The term of John Flynn is the coming year. The auxiliary will have an open out and win a championship." allegedly assaulted. narcotics laws, operating a drug possession of marijuana. He also expiring, and Flynn has said Other officers elected were: house tonight from 7:30 to 9 at the The Celtics wrapped up the Rain threatens today’s twinbill Irish. 28, of 181 Oakland St., was factory, possession of cocaine with posted a $500 bond and is also he will not seek re-election. Sharon Chesters, vice president; firehouse on Route 31. NBA’s best overall record 10 days arrested on a warrant Jan. 6 on intent to sell, possession of m ari­ scheduled to appear in court next ^nders says he feels district Patricia Armstrong, secretary; Refreshments will be served. ago, and ended their regular charges of first-degree sexual juana and possession of drug Monday. season 62-20,10 games ahead of the beltween Sox and sizzling Tigers assault and risk of injury to a paraphernalia. Eric S. Wilson, 21, of Enfield, second-place Philadephia 76ers. New Jersey is 45-37. minor. The lawsuit claims that Sibley was held overnight in lieu was charged with possession of at 11 a.m., to permit fans to leave Irish sexually assaulted the girl of a $2,500 cash bond and arraigned GET YOUR EASTER PLANTS AT The Celtics open their best-of- By Frederr , Waterman Anderson said he regretted that marijuana and possession of drug (Srloe Sueieel to ChMge) by 2 p.m., in time to watch the after her babysitter, Irish's wife in Manchester Superior Court five first-round playoff series at UPI Sports' 4ter Petry’s start was delayed a day, paraphernalia. He posted a $100 leaders of the Boston Marathon, Karen, left her husband alone with Friday. Boston Garden with the Washing­ but the pitcher, who was sitting the bond and is also scheduled to which passes near the ballpark the child in their home. His brother, Stuart T. Sibley, 25, 102.’ ton Bullets Tuesday night at 8 p.m BOSTON — More rain was clubhouse watching television for appear Monday in court. toward the end of the race. Irish is free on $8,000 bond. His was at home when police entered EST. The Nets visit Philadelphia forecast today, threatening to an hour after the postponement The doubleheader was sche­ criminal case in Manchester Su­ the house. Stuart Sibley was Wednesday night in the opening wash out a doubleheader between was announced, said it made no duled to start at the traditional perior Court has been contnued to charged with conspiracy to violate WOODLAND round. the Boston Red Sox and the difference to him. time, weather permitting. April 23. state narcotics laws, possession of 168 Woo«Mi SL 643^74 “ 1 think we'll w in," said Cedric streaking Detroit Tigers. "B ack in my younger days I was Petry and Bobby Ojeda (0-1) gambling records, possession of Jackpot awarded GARDENS Maxwell, of his team's meeting The twinbill was scheduled after nervous for two days, the day the weather forced cancellation of were scheduled to start the first before 1 pitched and the actual day A long-term police narcotics marijuana and possession of drug CHICOPEE, Mass. (UPI) _ A with the Bullets, 35-47. “ I don’t Sunday’s single game, leaving the ghme with Detroit’s Dave Rozema itself. But now, the adrenalin just investigation resulted in the ar­ paraphernalia. He was unable to 33-year-old machinist’s assistant think its going to be a sweep. $ AltlOLOGY ; PALM SUNDAY SPECIAL^ 8-0 Tigers with their perfect record (0-0) set to go against Bruce Hurst kicks in when I start throwing, so it rests of six people in Manchester post $1,500 bond and was also with two children, who says be will They’re a tough team and nobody’s late last week. arraigned Friday. t looking past them, believe m e." still in tact. (1-2) in the second. seems I can just turn the emotion retire, has come forward to collect HEADINGS er Because rain was forecast All were arrested at 65>/!i Bissell Others arrested were Tami Lynn *■ n a s - u u M Maxwell didn’t mind putting in Strong winds and 42 degree on and off.” more than $4.2 million — the EASTER UUES throughout Sunday, Detroit man­ St. when police, armed with a Pierson, 20, who lives with the the extra effort Sunday to beat the temperature added to the incle­ Petry, 25, who has been with the largest single-ticket Megabucks UPI photo ager Sparky Anderson took the search warrant, raided the house Sibley brothers, and Rebecca M. Nets. “ We had to try to end the ment conditions at Fenway Park, Tigers since 1980, said he prefers to jackpot in Massachusetts history. ^ roitiAfromnuNT CAU Symbol of Easter $499 precaution of "running everyone Thursday afternoon, police said. Aubut, 19, of 203 Highland St., both -season on an upbeat note. It where the game was called off pitch the first game of a double- Gregory C. Jopson of Chicopee 4/51 New Jersey Nets' Buck Williams bats ball over the head hard, since I figured we wouldn’t Those charged included Stephen on charges of narcotics conspi­ t i , wouldn’t have done us any good at after a 46-minute wait. header, “ so that all through the said he expected the prize would U. omm OMLV um tmm X ^ A *»m s, RMc HydroiiMao, Rolgw Bagofllas, Col- get the game in. And the most all to come this far and then lose of Celtics' Dennis Johnson in a game played Sunday at Massachusetts today celebrates, first gam e you don’t have to sit H. Sibley, 27, who arrived at his racy, possession of marijuana and give him more time t o , spend g 'h prin with this ai OorantiHM, important thing is to keep the the last two or three games and the Boston Garden. The Celtics concluded their regular the Patriots Day holiday. A single around thinking about pitching in Bissell Street home as police were possession of drug paraphernalia. 'ishing, one of his favorite hobbies. ffi*********¥**% players’ legs strong.” then get rusty. season with a win over the Nets. gam e is alw ays scheduled to begin the second one.” U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 16. 1984 NBA roundup MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 16, 1984 — 13 Rain may heip, harm The defense rests; P Boston Marathoners

JA-. 0.- Bv Frederick Waterman urged handicapped competitors to Zealand, will also run with the Spurs win, 157-154 .V tj UPI Sports Writer be careful, in order to disprove Olympics in mind, and needs a "what a lot of people are saying: 2; 12: .30 to make the team BOSTON — Ruin cun he un usset that's it's dangerous for wheel­ "That's what I'm running to­ By United Press International playoffs for the first time in 11 overcame a 111-109 third- quarter to long di.stunce runners, but it chair competitors when it's wet." wards and I should be able to do years, the game was a showcase deficit. muy be hazurdou.s for the other Jim Knaub of Long Beach, it," Ballinger said ' I'm not going It was as if the Denver Nuggets for Lucas. purticipunts in today's Boston Calil., was seeking to win the to go out and try to win it." and the Phoenix Suns were staging "This was the only type game 76ers 129, Bulls US Marathon — the wheelchair Boston wheelchair division for the The women's favorites are a commercial for the NBA playoffs Luke (Lucas) could get the record At Philadelphia, Julius Erving racers. third consecutive year. Rick former Boston winner Allison Roe which start Tuesday night. in," San Antonio coach Bob Bass scored 22 points to top elghj Heavy rains were forecast Hansen of Vancouver. B.C.. a and Lorraine Moller. both natives John Lucas collected a club- said. “ John Lucas really knows Philadelphia players in double ihroughout the day. which was former three-time world wheel­ ol New Zealand. record 24 assists and rookie John what he does best. figures and lead the76ers. Erving! expected to help keep the 6.800 chair champion, also was entered. Moller said that winning is Paxson scored a career-high 25 "Paxson had a fine game. He who played only 21 minutes, scored olficiul ruqners cool. But it could secondary; her first goal is obtain­ points Sunday to lead San Antonio 14 in the third quarter as the 76ers made some great cuts on offense." /, make it difficult tor the 30 Although some top runners are ing a time sufficient to place heron to a 157-154 victory over the Bass, the Spurs' general man­ outscored Chicago 40-20 after handicapped competitors to keep a competing to quality for their New Zealand's Olympic marathon Nuggets. ager, served as interim coach most trailing 68-64 at halftime. grip on their wheels over the country's Olympic teams, the team. She believes 2:32 would be "Everything worked out per­ of this season and will be replaced Suns 123, Lakers 114 grueling 26-mile. 38.5-yard course. Games have ahso diluted the line. fectly,” said Denver coach Doug ' by the middle of May. At Inglewood, Calif., Maurice quality ol the American field. Despite having never run in Moe. "It was a fun game for the "A s a coach, I really wish we had laicas scored 23 points to lead a Geolt Smith, a student at Provi­ Because peaks often come just Boston. Moller, 28. said she knows fans and very entertaining. There one more game that meant some­ balanced attack and guide the Suns dence College and the No. 2 twice" or three times a year, a the course. was not much intensity, but a thing," Bass said. " I don't plan on to their sixth straight victory and a finisher in the last New York runner must choose between Bos­ "I think the biggest problem will whole lot of offense." coaching anymore. We are going to .500 record. Walter Davis had 21 Marathon, was the strong favorite ton and the U.S. Olympic Trials in be avoiding going out too fast at the Besides having a great time, try and name a new coach by May points and James Edwards and to win the 88th running of the May. start, where it's downhill." she however, Moe said his club ac­ 15. Larry Nance each added 20 for nation's oldest major marathon. Contrary to other major mara­ said. "But the undulating eourse complished some goals heading “Angelo (team owner Angelo Phoenix. Smith, an Englishman, is using thons. Boston does not pay ex­ won't bother me, I like it. New into the playoffs. Denver plays at Drossos) and I will be deeply the race to qualify lor his country's penses or prize money to its Zealand is undulating and its just Utah Tuesday night in Game 1 of involved in the decision. We'd like Warriors 98, Mavericks 96 Olympic team. He said he has been ranners, an approach which Smith more interesting to run than its opening series. to have him (the new coach) At Oakland, Calif., Darren Tillis "told indirectly" by his govern­ •does not agree with. Asked at a something which is flat." “We got Kiki (Vandeweghe), involved in the draft.” came off the bench to score 10 ment that he must place first weekend press conlerenee if he Moller is under consideration lor Alex (English) and (Danny) Reserve center Mark McNam­ fourth-quarter points to lead the among the nearly 6,800 olficiul would be running at Boston il he New Zealand's 3.000-meter Olym­ Schayes a lot of playing time today ara hit for 18 of his career-high 22 Warriors. In the final period, Tillis runners in order to make the didn't need the victory. Smith pic team, but says she would drop and that will help for the playoffs," points in the final period and became the Warriors' sparkplug British .squad. responded. "I'd rather not answer out in favor of the marathon. "I'm Moe said. Paxson added 17 as San Antonio when he hit on 5-of-9 shots and Thousands of other unolticial that. " more of a strenglh runner than a M > r - The other first-round matchups outscored Denver 48-43 in the final grabbed 4 rebounds after replac­ runners were expected to join the Smith may try to make his move speed runner, " she explained. ,H,- are: Washington vs. Boston, Phila­ period. Paxson connected on 12-of- ing a tiring Joe Barry Carroll. race. in the first half of the race. But he "And 1 have my heart set on delphia vs. New Jersey, Milwau­ 15 from the field. McNamara was Sonics 108, Trail Blazers 103 The Boston Athletic Association, said, Tm going to try to control making the marathon team. " kee vs. Atlanta, Detroit vs. New 9-for-ll and grabbed 11 rebounds. At Seattle, Jack Sikma scored 15 UPI pholo which runs the marthon. had been my.self, 1 was in control ol mysell New England was swept b> a , -f York, Portland vs. Phoenix, Dallas Lucas, who came off the bench to of his 25 points in the fourth quarter considering eliminating the wheel­ in New York until 1 look the lead. heavy rains Sunday and weather 4irU^'; vs. Seattle and Los Angeles vs. hand out an NBA- record 14 assists to lift the SuperSonics. Portland's New Jersey Generals’ wide receiver Wranglers Jim Fahnhorst (right) and chair race, due to insurance I'm not worried about leading at forecasts say the precipitalion Kansas City. in the second quarter, dished out 8 Jim Paxson led all scorers with 30 Clarence Collins is tackled by Arizona Stan White after catching a pass. rea.sons. but instead relented and all. Once you gel on a rol I. you don' I may last through Thursday. >.i For San Antonio, out of the in the final period as San Antonio points. granted the wheelchair division, get tired. " Sincc-the race distance was set in .started in 1977. official status lor Smith lini.shed the New York 1957, the winning times have USFL roundup the lirst-time. Marathon in 2 hours. 9 minutes and ranged from a high of 2:25: .54 in Kathy Rolfe, a spokesman lor 8 seconds. 19.58 down to Alberto Salazar's Pritts uses home edge I ho wheelchair racers. Sunday Paul Ballinger. 31. ol New record run of 2:08:51 in 1981. NFL vets pace Stallions INGLENOOK to win Hartford Open Bv Dove Raffo Steelers quarterback, and former carries, caught three pas.ses lor 54 DPI photo UPI Sports Writer Buffalo Bills running back Cribbs yards and scored two fourth- WINE have helped the Stallions to seven quarter TDs to lift Arizona. The Navalle Chablis, Roso, St. Louis Cardinals' shortstop Ozzie doubleplay in the Cardinals’ 1-0 victory Bv John Jenkins Parkersburg, W.V. struggled the with my feet,” he said later. "The Between the two of them, they straight wins since a season­ loss snapped a three-game New Rhine & Burgundy Smith leaps high over Pittsburgh Sunday in St. Louis. accounted for all four touchdowns, opening loss to New Jersey. Jersey winning streak and entire game but still had a chance adrenalin was really pumping Reg.Heg. 3 Liter Pirates’ Tony Pena for the first out of a WINDSOR LOCKS - Is there to win. Pritts gave him the chance. after the doubles.” 133 yards passing and 116 rushing Stoudt completed 15-of-23 passes dropped the Generals, 6-2, into Package Store such a thing as home field After doubling in the ninth and Milton struggled as he hit the in Birmingham's 28-17 victory over and two TDs. Cribbs caught a second place in the Atlantic Manrhcslcr Parkadr ^ 9 the Michigan Panthers Sunday. 7-yard TD pass, ran 3 yards for Division. 408 W. Middle Tnpke advantage in bowling? Maybe. tenth, he threw a 6-count washout, pocket only four times. He spared SAVE "I was really nervous bowling in leaving the 1,2,8 and 10 pins and in the 10th for 188, forcing Pritts to Yet, it's the things that don't another score and his 116 yards Stars 41, Blitz 7 649-0446 NL roundup front of my family and friends,” finishing with an even 200. Flana­ mark. Last year's Southern Cali­ show up in statistics that makes rushing increa.sed his league­ At Philadelphia, Chuck Fusina 3.60 said Jim Pritts Jr. of Lawrence, gan needed two strikes to win or a fornia Open champion did that and Stallions coach Rollie Dotsch ap­ leading total to 851. threw two TD passes to help the MARTINI & ROSSI Mass, after capturing the Profes­ strike and a nine and a spare to tie. more. He packed three strikes for preciate NFL veterans Cliff Stoudt Elsewhere, Arizona upset New Stars to a league-record 31 first- Harvest Hill Price sional Bowlers Association's He got the first strike, toppled 203 to win for the first time since and Joe Cribbs. Jersey 20-3 and Philadelphia quarter points. Philadelphia line­ ASTI SPUMANTI $115,000 Greater Hartford Open eight on his second roll, and last June^ "During one drive late in the pounded Chicago 41-7. Oakland backer Sam Mills had two inter­ , ^ 1 5.99 Baker’s pinch hit heips game. Cliff and Joe did a lot of hosts Houston and Tampa Bay ceptions and a fumble recovery in 750 ML here Saturday at the Bradley converted only one for a 198 score. Milton felt the shot was tough for Bowl. “ When he flushed the first one, I him. "They were the same as I improvising." Dotsch said. "But visits New Orleans tonight. the first quarter. Chicago had live « Harvest Hill Pritts collected his second ca­ thought that was it," Pritts said. Friday afternoon when I that's one of the reasons we were so Wranglers 20, Generals 3 turnovers in the period — two Reg. Price SAVE Price i NAVALLi: WINf J reer title and the $16,000 check by Flanagan was disgruntled after­ struggled,” he said. “ I couldn’t hot to get Cliff. At East Rutherford, N.J., Kevin tumbles and three of Vince Evans' Giants defeat Dodgers defeating defending champion wards. “ I bowled lousy, my timing find a place for the ball to hook. I Stoudt. the former Pittsburgh Long rushed for 123 yards on 24 five interceptions. 11.85 3.86 7.99 Tom Milton of St. Petersburg, Fla., was way off, "he grumbled. " I just also needed a couple of breaks Sale OH ills item End* 4/21/84 I Bv Mike TuMv claimed by the Giants. Upon seven-hitter and George Hendrick 203-188. Milton's second place didn’t make good shots." which I didn't get. I was lost out UPl Sports Writer failing to come to terms with the drove in a first-inning run to help finish was good for $8,250. Pritts' friends and family there." Giants, he learned the Dodgers extend Pittsburgh's losing streak The 25-year-old right-handed members had another thrill still to Pritts really wanted the win for a Dusty Baker's work in the valley were disclaiming reponsibility for to five games. Believer Dave Pritts had to defeat three oppo­ come. The tournament leader couple of reasons. By winning for his salary. nents to grab the brass ring, the WE HAVE LOTTO put him at the top of the hill — for Rucker, 1-0, got the victory. Milton went from 10th to first the second time he will be eligible one day at least. Finally, just before an arbitra­ Astros 6, Reds S first time he has cashed here. during Friday's last eight games of for the Firestone Tournament of SMIRNOFF VODKA REUNITE WINE tion hearing. Baker and the Veteran Butch Soper of Newport Baker, who worked out on the At Houston, Phil Gam er lined a match play. “ I saw the scoreboard Champions.He also wanted the HOWTO eET4 SHOCKS 1.75 Liter 80 proof Lambrusco, Bianco, Rosato, San Fernando Valley sandlots this Dodgers reached an agreement on bases-loaded single with one out in Beach, Calif, started the match by and I had dropped all the way to points to attempt entry into the A D’ORO 1.5 LHer winter when he was a man without his contract. He landed with the the ninth inning to score Jose Cruz edging the PBA's 1982 Rookie of 10th. I had never been any tower AMF Grand Prix which will be 3’^♦*3 Reg. Price 14.79 a team, delivered a two-run Giants and Sunday found him and rally the Astros. The triumph the Year, Mike Steinbach. Soper than fourth. When I saw that, it bowled in Singapore this year. The SAVE pinch-hit single Sunday to help the pinch hitting in the 10th inning struck on his first ball in the 10th bothered me a lot," he said. FORTHI PRICE OF 3. was the Astros' third in a row and. top 20 point getters receive In Store Price 11.99 San Francisco Giants post an 8-6, against former teammate Burt made a winner of relief pitcher frame for the 245-233 win. He was Pritts jumped to an early 16-pin invitations. Ig 5.99 2.00 Hooton. not as sharp in the next ganje as Mail In Rebate 11-inning victory over his former Frank DiPino, 1-0. Tom Hume, 0-1, lead by doubling in the fourth and Flanagan collected $6,000 for From now until the end of 2.00 Harvest Hill Price team, the Dodgers, in Los Angeles. "I'm glad I paid attention during took the loss. Pritts won easily, 269-168. fifth. But as he did in the previous third, Soper, $5,000 for fourth, and April, you can get four Midas spring training, " Baker said. "1 Your Final Cost $9.99 "The satisfaction of beating Padres 6, Braves 4 As in the first game, the last two match, he fell victim to the same Steinbach, $4,000 for fifth. This shtxk absorbers installed for the 3.99 them is not as great as the listened to the Dodger games and I At San Diego, a two-base error would go right to the 10th frame. disastrous washout immediately week the PBA moves on to Akron, ■ 811 Haim Plus Ct. Si Im Tix knew that Hooton had an excep­ Forty-year-old Sam Flanagan of price of three. satisfaction to come through,” by left fielder Gerald Perry paved following the double. " I got too fast Ohio. FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NEAR YOU: Baker said. " I don't feel that tional spring with his breaking Now that’s real shock value. the way for a three-run Padres *Manchettw - 408 W. Middle Tpke (Parkade) *Weet Hartford-1491 New Britain Ave. (Coitin’s Corner)* there's any situation that I can't pitches. third. Carmelo Martinez had three And what makes it even better t t l l D A S ^ handle after what I've gone "My revenge is winning every hits for the Padres, including the M s * *Bloomlleld ■ 55 Wintonbuiy Mall* is the Midas Guarantee. Wa«t Hartford - 326 No. Main St. (BIthop'a Comer) through in the last six months." ballgame we can and getting into single that Perry let get by him to Okamoto wins big in Vegas; It was a rough off-season for the playoffs and World Series. key a three-run third inning. Sid If anything ever goes wrong Baker. He was first traded to Cardinals 1, Pirates 0 Monge, 2-0, was the winner and with your Lifeguard, Superguard, Oakland but vetoed it. He then was At St. Louis, Bob Forsch and Rich Gossage earned his fourth Superguard G.S. or Springuard waived by the Dodgers and three relievers combined on a save. inkster finishes far back shock, Midas will replace the For The NeKt 6 Days Only... I shock free for as long as you The Lid’s Off On The Biggest LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - third at 5 -under 284. behind the winner — while two- own your car. Ayako Okamoto was once one of Defending champion Nancy time champion Donna Caponi So if your car needs new Rain forces postponement Japan's premier female softball Lopez ended with 293 — 18 shots came in at 290. players, but she grew tired of the shocks, stop into your participat­ USED CAR SALE baseball diamond and went in ing Midas dealer. Now ypu can search of a new challenge. get a more comfortable ride at In Our History of women’s tennis final She found that challenge on the golf links. a real comfortable price. In 1981, after years of honing her T R U S T T H E M I M S t o u c h : SAVE $500 SAVE $300 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. Kohde-Kilsch and Hana Mandlik- came a year later and Evert Lloyd skills, she felt confident enough to SAVE $300 (U PI) — Chris Evert Lloyd and ova against Anne Hobbs and won 2-6, 6-1, 6-3. The last meeting o n CHEV. c a p r i c e ^ 0 MAZOAGLCCPE ■7 *7 OLOS CUTLASS SUPREME come to Am erica and play on the 4 Dr. V-6, auto, AC. PS, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch were not Sharon Walsh, was to follow was in the 1983 Canadian Open SCH 1 § M 4 cyl, 5 spd, AM-FM, C p e , v -8 . Auto. AC, PS, LPGA circuit. PB, rear delog. # # ^H ■ ^H Reardefogger P B . R particularly upset when rain de­ completion of the singles match when Evert Lloyd won 6-1, 7-5. She met with minor successes f layed the finals of a $200,000 today. Evert Lloyd is ranked second in along the way, winning two LPGA W a s >6005 NOW $5595 W a s >2945 NOW $2695 W a s >3995 NOW $3695 tournament until today. Evert Lloyd is seeking her the world and has a 280-7 record on events in four years on the Tour. As the players sought shelter at seventh Family Circle Cup title on clay courts. But Okamoto also met with many SAVE $400 Sea Pines Plantation Racquet Club the clay courts at Sea Pines. Her Kohde-Kilsch is coming off a frustrations. SAVE $500 SAVE $600 Sunday from heavy rain that rolled last crown came in 1981, preceded bout with tonsilitis that kept her Sunday, Okamoto fired a 67 for a ■7^ OLOS COTUSS 0 0 CHEV. CITATION 0 1 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON into the resort off the Atlantic Supreme Cpe. V-8, by victories in 1974,1975,1976,1977 out of acion from the middle of four-day total of 14-under-par 275 M m 0% W 4 Dr, 4 cyl. Auto, AC, I V-8, Auto. AC. PS, PB. auto. PS. PB. AU-FM, Ocean, Evert Lloyd said, "I'v e and 1978. January through the middle of to win the $200,000 Las Vegas ■ ■ PS, PB, Rear Defogger, H H 1 Cruise, Power Wln- dealt with rain delays before. I'm ■ ■ v in y l ro o t ■ dows. Tilt Wheel. R She holds a 3-9 advantage March. She has not reached the LPGA Tournament, setting a from Florida and it rains there all against her West German semifinals of a tournament since record along the way. Okamoto’s the time, so raining is nothing new W a s >4195 NOW $3795 W a s >6195 NOW $5695 w a s >7895 NOW $7295 opponent'. 1982. This is her first major final. 275 was four shots better than the to m e." Evert Lloyd and Kohde-Kilsch She uses a strong serve to come tournament record set by Nancy Her opponent, Kohde-Kilsch, SAVE $600 SAVE $300 have met only once on clay, and the to the net but said the soggy courts Lopez. 6 said, " I can use a day of rest." American won that 1981 encounter Sunday could slow down her game The stocky 5-foot-4 Okamoto — O l PEY-REUANT " W M CHEV. VEGA WAGON The doubles final, featuring - Gust. Sta. Wg, 4 cyl, EASY TERMS 6-3, 6-1. Their second meeting and benefit her opponent. who took home $30,000— had seven 1 m M m 4 cyl. 4 spd, org. 50,000 HI 1 Auto, AC, PS, PB. Elec. ■ m ile s birdies and two bogeys in Sunday’s ■ D e fo g , R final round and credited her L-%- w a s >1995 NOW $1695 East-MHS place victory to her play on the greens. W a s >6095 NOW $5495 BIG SAVINGS Local schools "The big change this week was NEW B R ITA IN — Three individuals and three my putting,"shesaid. “Inthepast, SAVE $600 SAVE «S00 SAVE $500 relay teams placed for East Catholic High School, I had been missing many four-to CHEV. CAPRICE n o FORO RANGER PICKUP while Manchester High boasted five finishers in the eight-foot putts but this week they ^ n # U 4 Dr. V-8, Auto, AC, • t o unit isrtN 2m. M « 4 cyl. Auto. PS. PB. Eastern Relays held Friday and Saturday at Willow washed out were falling.” ■ Cruise, PS, PB, Stereo m 00 Gust, 6 cyl. Auto, AC, H H b H stereo Cass, Rear Step Brook Park. Okamoto said she felt the new ■ ^ C a s s . f U PS. PB. R, Vinyl Roof. B u m p e r Jim Meyer of East Catholic placed third in the Saturday's rainstorm forced the postponement putter she bought before the of two local scholastic baseball games. w a s >3495 shot-put with a toss of 14.4* meters and finished fifth in tourney made a difference in her W a s >4895 Now $4295 NOW $2995 w a s >6095 NOW $6495 the discus at 37.63 meters. Other Eagles placing were A match between East Catholic and Xavier, stroke and gave her confidence on Buddy Zachery, fifth at 11.58 in the 100-meter dash, scheduled for Saturday morning at Eagle field, the back nine. SAVE $500 has been postponed until Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. SAVE $500 SAVE $700 and Paul Ray, sixth in 5000 meters with a time of 16:55. “ I used a new putter today and it n o CHEV. OLAZER S10 Eagles Chris Seeger, Ron Adams, Hank Pawlowsky No new date has bron set for the Coventry at CHEV. MONTE CARLO worked well,” said Okamoto. " I ’m ■7^ CHEV. MONTE CARLO M I Cpe, V-6, Auto, AC. PS. M 4 v -6 , 5 spd, AC, PS. PB, Tolland game, which also was rained out m m Cpe, V-8, Auto, AC, PS, and Chris Galligan placed second in the Division II usually nervous during the last K 1 PB, Cruise, Rear De- HI Ml Luggage Rack, Tahoe Saturday morning. A P B , R 1 4x400 m eter dash With a time of 3:47.8. nine boles of any tournament but EXPERT SERVICE ON EXHAUST SYSTEMS BRAKES, SHOCKS, ■ ■ fo g g a r, R P k g . No local games are scheduled fob today. The foursome of Steve O’Neill, Kevin Heine, Chris today I Just felt confident ttat I AND STRUTS TOR AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CARS W a s >3595 NOW $3095 Rowe and Jerry Murphy placed fifth in the distance Tomorrow, all of the local baseball teams are would win starting the back nine." M M U l w a s >7295 NOW $6595 ^oVNOW $10,495 medley at 11:58, while the 4x1500 meter team of Bert scheduled to be in action. At 11 a.m., Cheney Tech Tbe champion came from a 4gl-2M8 447-1711 M3-7tn Howard, Jim Kittredge, Tim Howard and Ron Adams will entertain Coventry and Portland will play at ninth-place tie following tbe first 8888413 Bolton. Manchester High travels to Enfield for a 2IM I1S 883-1887 finished sixth with a time of 17:58. round to fire a 67 on tbe second day. game against Ferm i High at 1 p.m. At 3:30, St. 74BM86 831-8333 “A Good Place lo Buy A Car or Truck" For Manchester, Vinnie Liscomb and John Comeau She followed with a 71 that gave her UPt photo 44M129 T« 482-7847 placed second and sixth, respectively, in the 1500 Bernard will play at East Catholic. 24B4I27 m m Ta ■ 2664853 a two-stroke lead over Beth Daniel Japan s Ayako Okamoto set a new LPG A course record HfWHINIKIOnl g r meters, Mike Barry wasfourthin the5000meters, and Manchester High's girls’ softball team is also going into Sunday's final. WKonMnr 787-8398 scheduled to play tomorrow. The Indians will at the Las Vegas Desert Inn Country Club Sunday while 847-91M W.KartM 822-8171 CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. Inc. Paul Toland placed third in the 3000. On Saturday Daniel, who has bad her troubles entertain Fermi at 10 a.m. n t ^ i n WMtIfaWM 834-2828 John Rogers finished second in the javelin in tbe past at Las Vegas, could do winning the Las Vegas LPG A tournament. She shot a 4 H -1 7 N . 1229 Main St. Manchester 646-o464 competition. no better than a 74 Sunday to finish 14-under-par 275, to beat Donna White by flveatiDlMa. I U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 16, 1884 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 16, 1984 - 15 Scoreboard

Biues3. North Stars 1 Yankees 2. White Sox 1 Giants 8, Dodgers 6 Sonic8l08.Blazersl(B The Hockanum Mkitiesata 001— 1 Baseball CHICA<>0 NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES Basketball PORTLiSND (1«) St. Loirts 8 1 3 -3 obrhbt abrtibi Obrhbi abrhM Carr 2-5 OO 4, Nott 2-3 4-68, Cooper 48 First period— None Penalties— RLow cf 4 0 10 Rndiph 2b 5 1 2 0 LeMastr ss 6 0 1 0 Landsty 2b 2 0 0 0 4-4 12, Paxson 13-20 4-5 30, V a le n ^4 -1 0 Stcgmn c( 1 0 0 0 Griffey lb 5 0 2 2 Trillo 2b 5121 Sax 2b 2012 4-6 12, Thompson 48 00 8, U v e r 2-3 4-4 Mlm'malor, 4:44; PIdtette, Stl., malar, American League standings Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Mattngly It 3 0 0 0 Clark rf 4 13 2 Whitfild rf 2 1 0 0 Final NBA standings 8, Verhoeven 2-3 OO 4, Drexler 48 1-2 9, 4?44;- Bothwdl,StL,11:02;Maxwell,Mln, River Canoe Rai» Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Boylor dh 4 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 0 0 Marshall If 3 0 1 0 Lamp 1-5 48 6, Norris 1-2 00 2. Totols 15*31. Luzinsk dh 1 1 1 0 Winfield rf 3 0 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 1 0 0 0 Landrex cf 5 0 2 2 39-75 2531 103. Second period— 1, St. Louis, PIchette 1 Eoit Paclork 1b 4 0 1 0 Javier rt 10 0 0 Leonard If 5 3 4 1 Guerrer 3b 4 1 1 0 Eastern Conference S E A TTL E (108) (Pettersson, Reeds), 16:27. Penalties— w L Pel. GB Atlantic Divisian -4(P" — Kittle It 3 0 2 0 Smalley 3b 4 0 0 0 CDavIs cf 5)10 Monday If 3 0 0 1 Chambers 4-12 4-4 12, Vrones 1-2 OO 2, Reeds, StL, malor, 2:35; Ashton, Min, Detroit 8 0 1.000 VLaw 3b 4 0 0 0 Wynegar c 4 0 1 0 Rabb c 3 1 1 0 Maldond rf 1 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB SIkma 6-17 13-13 25, Williams 1021 28 22, malor, 2:35; Sutter, StL, 6:49; Maxwell, T oronto 6 4 .800 3 Brenly c 0 0 0 0 Brock 1b 5 4 )0 0 v-Boston 62 X .756 _ Wood 28 02 6, Brown 9-17 48 22, King 1- 4 4 .500 4 Hill c 3 0 10 KSmIth ss 2 0 0 0 x-PhllodelphIo 52 .634 Min, 11:30; •****' Cleveland Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Harrah ph 0 1 0 0 Pittman 3b 2 0 0 1 Andersn ss 5 1 2 ) X 10 2 OO 2, Hawes 13 2-2 4, Sundvold 02 OO 14:00; CIccarelll, Min, 18:30. New York 4 6 .400 5 Baker ph 10 12 Scloscia c 4 2 2 0 x-New York 47 35 .573 15 0, McCray 58 38 13, Johnson 01 OO 0. 6 .333 5Va Fisk c 0 0 0 0 Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 x-New Jersey Third period— 2, St. Louis, Wlcken- Boston 3 JCruz 2b 4 0 0 0 PInlella ph 0 0 0 0 Mullins 3b 0 0 0 0 Valenzul p 2 0 2 0 45 37 .549 17 Totals 39-89 3033 108. Milwaukee 3 7 .300 6 Kulper ^0100 Riyera ph 10)0 x-Wdshington 35 47 .427 27 Portland 2 6 .250 6 Totals 33 1 « 0 Totals 34 2 i 2 Central Division 2415 25 2>-m 2**(wiosslst«t), 13:22. 3, St. Uwls, Baltimore Two out when winning run scored Williams p 0 0 0 0 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 __ Soatfe 2$ 23 21 38— 108 Federko 2 (Delorme, Sutler), 14:05. 4, West Chicago 000100 OOO o — 1 Laskey P 3 0 0 0 Morals ph y-Mllwaukee 10 10 SO 32 .610 Three-point goals-None. Fouled Minnesoto, Maruk 4 (Bellows, Seattle 7 3 .700 — Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Russell. pr 0 10 0 x-Detroit 49 X .598 1 out— 7 4 .636 Va New York 1000000001 — 2 x-Atlanta 40 Oakland (3ame-wlnnlna RBI — Griffey (1). Minton p 1 0 0 0 Hershisr p 0 0 0 0 42 .488 10 None. Total fouls— Portland 28, Scott Ie21. 17:^M.?enoltv— BothwelLStL, 16:44. Minnesota 6 4 .600 1 Lerch p 0 0 0 0 Yeager ph 1 0 0 0 Cleveland 28 54 .341 22 Rebounds— Portland 37 (Thompson , u Chicoqo 4 4 .500 2 E— KSmIth. DP— Chicago 1, New York Chicago 27 55 .329 23 Shots on gPrince Tech at Cheney Tech, 11 a.m. rapids as their canoe turns sideways. Hershiser 1 0 0 0 2 0 minor, 14:12; Jockson, Edm, 14:12; E.O.SmIth at Coventry, 11 o.m. Baltimore at Toronto Thomas If 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 5 0 2 1 Niedenfur l Oester. 3B— Cruz. SB— Milner (5), Bass 2 New First period— None. Penalties— San Diego 6. Atlanta 4 Pettis cf 3)10 Hendrsn If 4 ) 0 ) (2), Concepcion (1), Oester (1), Walker Jersey (lllegaldefense). A— 14,890. Lan- Sandy Sowver 201-202; Barbara Twl- Houston 6. Cincinnati 5 Carew )b 5 2 2 1 Murphy cf 4 1 3 1 (2), Cruz (1). SF— Parker, Wieghaus. gevln, NYI, 2:13; Jarvis, Was, 2:13; ble 181-188; Joyce, Tyler 184; Sally San Francisco 8. Los Angeles 6. 11 Lynn rf 4)10 Morgan 2b 5 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Carpenter, Was, 14:52; Trottler, NYI, Heavisides 178. Triples: Horriet Ha- innings DeCIncs 3b 4 2 1 1 Lonsfrd 3b 4 1 2 1 Cincinnati 18:09. slett 457; Sally Heavisides 468; Sandy Monday's Games RJcksn dh 4 2 1 2 Bochte 3 10 1 Price 7 8 3 3 0 5 Spurs 157. Nuggets 154 Second period— 1, Washington, Ha­ Sawyer 577; Robin Smith 50); Barbara Race promoter Lee Watkins gives some last minute (All Times EST) Downing If 3 1 1 4 Lopes dh 5 13 2 Hume (L 0-1) 1 1-3 5 3 3 3 0 worth. Twible 491; Joyce Tyler 498. Los Angeles (Reuss 1-0) at Houston Beniquz If 11)2 Davis rf 4 0 0 1 Houston 3 (Erickson, Murphy), 5:05. 2, NY advice and encouragement to the canoeists from his (Scott 0-1), 8:35 p.m. Wilfong 2b 5 1 1 1 Heath c 5 12 1 Ryan 7 5 2 1 5 8 DENVER (154) Islanders, Flallev 4 (Gilbert, LaFon- Tuesday's Games Boone c 5 0 10 Phillips ss 4 1 2 0 LaCoss 1 2 3 3 2 2 English 15-22 0-2 30, Vandeweghe 12-17 talne), 17:12. Penalties— Riggln, Was, truck-top vantage point. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Schoflld ss 4 1 3 0 Dowley 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 68 30, Schayes 9-18 5-5 23, Williams 6-15 served by Franceschetti, 0:28; Potvin, Montreal at New York Totals .38.12.13.1) Totals .38.8.13.8 DIPIno (Wl-O) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 48 17, Dunn 1-5 OO 2, Hanzilk 5-10 48 14, N'T!, 8:46; Carpenter, Wos, 10:^; St. Louis at Chicago Colilornla . . . 370 000 002— 12 Price pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Anderson 5-10 4-5 14, Carter 4-8 2-212, A. Gilbert, NYI, 17:25; Trottler, NYI, 18:48; Atlanta at Cincinnati, night Oakland .000 215 000— 8. ^PB— Wieghaus, Ashby, Bilordello. Roberts 4-5 48 12. Totals 61-110 29-32154. Gartner, Was, 18:48. Los Angeles at Houston, night <3ame-wlnnino RBI— DeClnces(2). SAN ANTONIO (157) Third period— 3, NY Islanders, Football San Diego at San Francisco, night E— Schotield 2. DP— California 1, 3:08. A— 21,927. Bonks 9-17 67 24. Jones 7-11 2-2 16, B. Oakland I. LOB— CallfornlaS,Oakland9. Gilmore 67 3-5 13, Moore 4-7 2-3 10, Sutter 2 (Gilbert), 14:28.4, NY Islanders, 2B— Lopes, Heath, Schofield. HR— Gervin 69 66 17, F. Roberts 616 OO 16, Trottler 2 (Gilbert), 19:36. Penalties— Blue Jays Z. Rangers 1 Re.Jackson (3), Downing (1), Wilfong Brewer 68 2-2 12, Lucas 61 00 0, None. (2), Beniguez (1). SB— Schofield (2). S— McNamara 9-11 48 22, Weldner 1-2002, Shots on goal— New York 89-4— 19. USFL standings TORONTO TEXAS Pettis. SF— Davis, Bochte. Paxson 12-15 1-1 25. Totals 66-104 2634 Woshlngton 199-5— 33. Eddie Johnson of Manchester towels himself off “I made it home safe," says Al Ricci. It . . Ob r h bi . . ob r h bi IP.H.RERBBSO Golf 157. Goalies— New York, Smith. Washing­ Garcia 2b 4 0 2 0 Tollesn 2b 3 1 2 0 California Denver 40 36 35 43— 154 ton, . Eastern Conterence after his grueling race. was the first canoe race ever for the Collins If 4 0 0 0 Ward rf 4 0 0 0 Witt (W 1-1) 5 2-3 10 6 6 3 4 Son Antonio 34 38 37 48— 157 Riggln. A— 18,130. .AtlonllcDivIslon Mosebv cf 4 0 0 0 Wright cf 4 0 11 Slaton 0 3 2 2 1 0 Three-point goals— Williams, Carter W L. T . Pet.. PF. PA Vernon resident. Upshaw 1b 4 1 2 1 BBell 3b 4 0 10 Corbett ( S I ) 31-3 0 0 0 0 1 2. Philadelphia 7 1 0 .875 202 101 Johnsn dh 4 12 1 Parrish dh 4 0 1 0 Oakland Masters Championship Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Denver New Jersey 6 2 0 .750 194 130 Sorensn (L 1-2) 11-36 6001 At Augusta, Ga., April 15 25, Canadians 2, Nordiquesi Pittsburgh 2 6 0 .250 124 168 GBell rf 3 0 10 Jones If 3 0 0 0 Final round: Whift e 3 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 Codiroll 1-3 3 4 4 2 1 San Antonio 21. Rebounds— Denver 45 Washington 0 8 0 .000 89 238 Atherton Ben Crenshaw,S10ejl0O 67- 72-70-68—(Schayes 277 12), San Antonio ^ (Banks 12). Southern Division MulInks 3b 4 0 0 0 Yost c 2 0 0 0 5 2-3 2 0 0 2 1 Quebec 10 6— 1 lorg 3b 0 0 0 0 Wllkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Burgmeler 1 2-3 Tom Watson,64,m 74-67^-69— 279 Assists— Denver 38 (Williams 11), San Birmingham .875 22) 115 David Edwards,34,800 71-70-72-67— 280 Antonio 50 (Lucas 24). Technical— None. Montreal 110—2 New Orleans Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 HBP— by Sorensen (Downing) First period— 1, Montreal, Smith 2 .857 186 103 Totals 33.2.7.2 Totals 30.1.5 1 WP— Gil Morgan.34,800 73-71-69-67-280 A— 6,267. Tampa Bay .571 153 160 Witt. Balk— Sorensen. T Lorry Nelson ,244X10 76-69-66-70— 281 (Naslund, Chellos), 0:59.2, Quebec, Price Jocksonville .250 167 186 Toronto . . . 000 000 002— 2 -3:06. A — 1 (Sauve), 8:53. Penalties— Hunter,Que, T e x o s ...... 000 000 01(^1 30,193. Tom Kite,19,425 70- 68-69-75— 282 Memphis .250 130 a i Mark Lye,19r425 69-66-73-74— 282 0:43; Palement,Que,4:06;McPhee,Mon, Game-winning RBI — Johnson (1). 9:39; Slelgher, Que, 12:24. Western Conference DP— Toronto 1, Texos 1. LOB— David Graham,19,425 69- 70-70-73—Sixers 282 129.Bulls 115 .Central Division Ronnie Black,19,425 71- 74-69-68— 282 Second period— 3, Montreal, Walter Michigan .750 218 160 Toronto Fred Couples,)6,200 1 6. Texas 6. 2B— Garda, G. Bell. HR— 71-73-67-72— 283 CHICA(K> (115) Oklahoma 6 2 0 .750 130 151 Rex Caldwell,13,200 71-71-69-73— 284 (Lafleur, Robinson), 6:15. Penalties— Houston 4 3 0 .571 222 184 Upshaw (3). Johnson (3). SB— 0. Bell Wayne Levi,13,200 Woolridge 2-2 OO 4, Greenwood 68 60 Glllls, (^ e , 0:14; Turnbull, Mon, 0:14; (1). Tolleson 2 (4). S— Yost. Cardinals 1, Pirates 0 71-72-69-72— 284 12, Corzine 38 2-2 8, Whatley 67 OO 10, Chicago 2 6 0 .250 160 217 Larry Mlze,13,200 71-70-71-72— 284 Dore, Que, 2:34; Wesley, Que, 4:16; San Antonio 2 6 0 .250 90 127 IP.H.RERBBSO Jack Renner,13,200 Dailey 611 2-3 14, Oldham 6)1 OO 8, S. Chellos, Mon, 13:54; Robinson, Mon, Toronto 71-73-71-69^284 Johnson 69 38 13, Higgins 28 OO 4, . Pacific Division PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS Nick Faldo,)0,200 70- 69-70-76— 285 16:08; Sauve, Que, 18:29; Ludwig, Mon, Denver 7 1 0 .875 187' 161 Leol 7 2-3 5 1 1 3 3 ab r h bi ob r h bl Ray Floyd,10,200 Wiggins 613 38 13, Lester 6)1 66 16, 18:29. Lomp (W 2-2) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 70- 73-70-72—Bryant 285 68 1-1 13. Totals 49-92 17-22115. Arizona 4 4 0 .429 218 114 Wynne cf 4 0 1 0 L. Smith If 3 1 2 0 Calyin Peete,)0,200 79-66-70-70— 285 Third period— None. Penalties— Los Angeles 3 5 0 .375 114 149 Texos Ray 2b 3 0 2 0 Londrm If 0 0 0 0 Andy Bean,8,400 PHILADELPHIA (129) Turn- Stewort (L 0-3) 8 1-3 7 2 2 2 3 71- 70-72-73— 286Erving 11-18 00 22, lavaroni 38 2-2 8, Oakland 0 7 0 .000 38 152 Modlck 3b 4 0 0 0 O. Smth ss 4 0 1 0 [}anny Edwards,8,400 72- 71-70-73— 286 bull, Mon, 4:17; Palement, (9ue, 9:14; Saturday's Results 7obiK 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 0 10 Jack Nicklaus,8,400 Malone 7-13 OO 14, RIchordson 610 2-214, Turnbull, Mon, 9:14; Moller, Que, 10:35; T — 2;.'9, A— 12.583. 73- 73-70-70— 286 Toney 58 OO 10, Williams 69 68 14, C. Oklahoma 20, Washington 16 Pena c 4 0 3 0 Hendrck rf 3 0 0 1 Jay Haas.6,475 74- 71-70-72— 287 Hamel, Mon, 15:17; P. Stastny, Que, Denver 31, Pittsburgh 21 Lacy If 3 0 0 0 Green 1b 3 0 2 0 Hale lrwln,6,475 70- 71-74-72—Johnson 287 8-13 00 16, Rautins 61) 1-1 13, 16:49; Cote, Que, 17:56; Chellos, Que, Brewers 3. Royals 2 Matthews 617 28 18, Threott 63 OO 0. 17:56. Los Angeles 23, Memphis 17 (O T) Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 McGee cf 2 0 0 0 (jary Player,6,475 71- 72-73-71— 287 San Antonio 20, JacksonvIlleO Frobel rf 2 0 0 0 Howe 3b 2 0 0 0 Payne Stewart,6M75 76-69-68-74— 287 Totals 56105 1317 129. Shots on goal— Quebec 67-4— 17. Mont­ Chicago 34 34 20 27— 115 real 16)1-8— 29. .Sunday'sResults MILWAUKEE . KANSAS CITY . Otis ph 1 0 0 0 Vn Slyk 3b 1 0 0 0 Isao AokI ,4,680 69- 72-73-74— 288 Arizona 26, New Jersey 3 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 George Archer.4,680 70- 74-71-73— 288 Philadelphia 38 20 40 23— 129 Goalies— Quebec, Bouchard. Mont­ ab r h bi ob r h bi Three-point goals— None. Fouled real, ' Birmingham 28, Michigan 17 Ready 3b 4 1 1 0 Conepen ss 4 May 0 ph 1 0 2 00 0 Brummr c 3 0 0 0 Tom Purtzer,4,680 69- 74-76-69— 288 Philadelphia 41, Chlcoga 7 Berra ss 3 0 10 Forsch p 10 0 0 Peter Jacobsen,4,680 out— Penney. A— 18476. Yount ss 3 10 0 Orlando ph 1 0 0 0 72- 70-75-71—None. 288 Total fouls— Chicago 22, Phila­ .Monday’sGames (Zpoper 1b ,4 'M 0 Motley rf 4 0 ) 0 McWllm p 1 0 0 0 Rucker p 10 0 0 Oreg Norman,4,680 75- 71-73-69— 288 .(AIITImesEST) Orsulak rf 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 a-RIchord Fehr 72- 71-70-75—delphia 288 20. Rebounds — Chicago 38 SJmmns-'dh 4 0 2,2 White 2b 4 0 2 0 (Oldham 9), Philadelphia 43 (Molone 9). Houston at Oakland, 9 p.m. k, Molitor pr 0 0 01,0 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Ramsey 3b 1 0 0 0 Bernhard Langer,44)00 73- 70-74-72— 289 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Brouhrd If 3 0 1 0 Wathan pr 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 0 7 0 Totals 27 1 6 1 Fuzzy ZoellerAOOO 72- 73-70-74— 289 Assists— Chicago 22 (Whatley 7), Pittsburgh 000 000 000— 0 Bruce Lletzke,3,600 Phila­ . Friday, AprIIB) Ogllvle If 0 0 0 0 Davis If 4 0 0 0 75-70-75-70— 290 delphia 36 (Matthews 8). Technical— Memphis at Jacksonville, 8p.m. Moore rf 2 0 0 0 Bolbonl 1b 4 2 2 0 St. Louis lOOOOOOOx— I Tommy NakailmJ,600 75- 70-70-75— 290 Los Angeles at Chicago, 9 p.m. James rf 0 0 0 1 Slaught c 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Hendrick (1). Gary Koch,3,100 70- 75-70-76—Philadelphia 291 (illegal defense). A— 10,120. Salurdav,Aprll21 Schroedr c 4 0 1 0 Pryor 3b 3 0 2 2 E— Rucker. DP— Plttsburgh2, St. Lauls Mark McCumber,3,100 73- 71-74-73— 291 Radio, T V Oklahoma at Blrmlngham,8;30p.m. Romero 2b 2 0 0 0 Orta ph 10 0 0 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 7. St. Louis 4. 2B— Dan Pohl,3,100 74- 71-72-74— 291 Arizona at Houston, 9 p.m. Ray, O.SmIth, L.Smith, Pena, Wynne. SB Craig StadlerJ.IO Gantner 2b 1 0 0 0 Sherldn cf 4 0 2 0 74-70-74-73— 291 Today . Sunday, Aprll22 Mannng cf 4 0 0 0 — Pena (1). S— McWilliams. SF— . Tom Welskopf,3,100 74-71-74-72— 291 Denver at New Orleans, 2:30 p.m. IP H RERBBSO Scott Simpson,2,800 7:30 Hockey: Nordlauesvs. Canadlens, Totols 31.3.6.3 Totals .37.2.11.2 72- 70-76-74— 292 USA Network Philadelphia at San Antonio, 2:30p.m. Milwaukee 100 000 02n— 3 Pittsburgh Andy North,2,600 76- 68-8069— 293 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 2:30p.m. Kansas City . 010100 000— 2 McWillims (L 0-2) 6 5 1 1 1 3 o-Robert Lewis 73- 70-75-75—Suns 293 123, Lakers 114 8:00 Boxing: U.S. Amateurs vs. Russia, 1 1 1 ESPN Woshlngton at Ooklond, 4:30 p.m. Game-winning RBI — James (1). Guante 2 0 0 Lee Treylno,2,500 68- 73-74-79^294 .Monday, Aprim St. Louis Morris Hatalsky,2,300 9:00 Football: Bandits vs. Breakers, E— Ogjivle. DP— Milwaukee 2. 73-71-75-76— 295 PHOENIX (123) ESPN Tampa Bay at Michigan, 0 p.m. LOB— Forsch 4 1-3 3 0. 0 0 2 David (}grin,2,200 73-73-76-74-296 Lucos 614 69 23, Nance 1612 61 20, Milwaukee 7, Kansas City 8. 2B— Rucker (W 1-0) 2 2 0 0 0 1 Curtis Strange,2,100 71- 74-75-77— 297 Edwards 9-15 2-2 20, Maev 28 61 5, Simmons, Bolbonl (2). SF— James. Lahti 1 0 0 0 0 0 a-Clark Burroughs 72- 74-75-76— 297 Westphol 611 48 12, Adorns 64 2-2 2, Sutter (S 4) 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 a-amoteur Sanders 68 1-2 13, Davis 1616 1-2 21, IP.H.RERBBSO W P— Forsch.. Balk--McWilliams. Pittmon 1-2 1-2 3, Fosfer 18 60 2, Scoft PB— Milwaukee K 1^ 1-1 08 2. Totals 53-94 16 Th« best sailing CaldwII (W 2-1) 7 1-3 10 2 2 0 1 Brummer. T — 2:12. A— 24 JI99. $200,000 LPGA Tournament 5 Fingers (S 2) 1 2-3 ) 0 0 0 2 At Las Vegas, Nev., April 15 LOS ANGELES (114) Chuck Hummel of New Britain and Paula Patterson of Berlin get entangled against the Two-year-old Amy Sagan of Burlington had her own Kansas City (P o r-n ) Rambis 28 62 4, Wilkes 312 08 6, Jackson 541)24 Padres 6,Braves4 Fourth round: Kupchok 1-5 33 5, Johnson 611 2-2 14, SSSfflEBS w(?lV" bank and its brambles. Despite these rough moments, the pair went on to finish fourth in fun in the water Sunday. While Dad raced on the Saberhogen 200010 Ayako Okamoto $30000 70-67-7167— 275 Cooper 1-5682, Nater (Julsenbrry ( L 0 - D 2 2 2 2 2 0 Donna H White 18000 7269-7069— 280 Spriggs 69 2-2 18, Worthy 68 their division with a time of 75:40. Hockanum, she played in every puddle she found. T— 2:30. A— 16,056. ATLANTA SAN DIEGO Beth Daniel 13000 71-7267-74— 284 1-2 1, McAdoo 6131612 20, Jordan 2-2 60 6 Orioles 6, Indians 5 ab r h bi ab r h bi Sandra Haynie 11000 69-7768-72— 286 4. Totaiy 4693 2631 114. Wshngtn rt 5 1 2 4 Wiggins 2b 5 0 1 0 Barb Bunkowsky 9000 66-73-78-70— 287 Phoenix 35 27 3) 36— 123 IMONROGT RRamrz ss 5 0 1 0 (xossoge p 0 0 0 0 Sandra Palmer 5124 74-72-7567— 288 Lm AngelM 30 34 27 BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Murphy cf 4 0 2 0 Gwynn rf 4)21 Jane Geddes 5124 74-69-73-72— 288 Three-point goal— Macy. Fouled NOW ONLY obrhbi abrtibi Chmbis 1b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 12 1 Jull Inkster 5)24 70-70-75-73— 288 out— Shelby cf 5 1 1 0 Butler cf 5 1 3 1 Horner 3b 4 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Pat Meyers 5124 71-73-70-74-288 None. Total fouls— Phoenix 27, Los Ford rf 3 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Perry If 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 2 1 0 0 Betsy King 5124 70-73-71-74— 288 Angeles 26. Rebounds— Phoenix 39 Dwyer rf 1 0 0 0 Franco ss 2 0 0 1 Hubbrd 2b 2 2 1 0 Martinez If 4 1 3 1 Alice Miller 5124 73-69-72-74— 288 (Nance Ripken ss 3 3 3 0 Thorntn dh 2 1 0 0 Benedict c 3 1 1 0 McRynl cf 3 0 0 1 Bonnie Louer 3108 72-72-73-72— 289 9), Los Angeles 42 (Rambis 10). Assists— Murray 1b 2 1 0 1 SInatro Tabler c1b 0 40 0 0 Salazar 0 10 cf 0 0 0 0 Vicki Alvarez 3107 7268-77-72— 289 Phoenix 36 (Macy 10), Los Angeles 24 Roenick If 4 0 3 1 Hargrv 1b 0 0 0 0 McMrtry p 1 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 4 1 2 0 Beth Solomon 3107 7466-75-74— 289 (Cooper 10). Technicals— Rambis, Lownstn If 0 1 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 Mahler p 0 0 0 0 Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 Jane Crofter 2362 75-74-70-71— 290 Los »23S*BUYTHBEL.. SInglefn dh 4 0 1 1 Royster Hassey phc 1 30 0 0 Brown 10 ph 1 1 1 1 1 Donna Caponl 2362 73-75-71-71— 290 Angeles (lllegaldefense). A— 14861. Bumbry pr 0 0 0 0 Vukoych rf 2 I 1 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Monge p 10 0 0 Anne-Morle Palll 2362 75-70-72-73— 290 Cruz 3b 4 0 11 Nixon If 2 0 0 0 Watson ph 1 0 0 0 Draveky p 1 0 0 0 Joanne Comer 2362 72-71-73-74— 290 Gross 3b 10 12 Castillo rf 1 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Flannry 2b 1 0 0 0 Jan Stephenson 2362 68-74-^75— 290 Sakata 2b 4 0 10 Perkins ph 0 1 0 0 Totals 34 4 7 4 Totols 34 6 11 S AAarv Dwyer 2362 71-72-71-76— 290 Warriors 98. MaverlcksGe Dempsey c 5 0 1 0 Atlanta 031000 DOG— 4 Patti Rizzo 1744 72-74-77-48— 291 The racing could be Totals 36 6 12 6 Totals 29 5 6 3 Son Dltgo 123000 0 0 )(-6 Hollis Stacy 1744 74-70-78-69^29) DALLAS (96) treacherous at times aS Jan 'A. Baltimore 000 001 203— 6 Game-winning RBI — None. Lauri Peterson 1744 74-72-73-72— W1 Ellis 12-a 38 31, Vincent 612 68 10, Cloveland 100100 103— 5 E — Templeton, Benedict, Wiggins, Becky Pearson 1744 70-72-76-73— 291 NImphlus 611 58 15, Harper 7-12 68 14, (Same-winning RBI — Singleton (1). Perry, Chambliss 2. LOB— Atlanta 9, San Jane Blalock 1744 70-71-74-76— 291 Rosenberg of Rockville and E— Dempsey, Frazier, Dwyer. DP— Diego 7. 2B— R. Ramirez, Nettles, Chris Johnson 1446 72-75-72-73— 292 Garnett 69 68 8, Mike Burokas of Tolland got Baltimore 3. LOB— Baltimore 12, Cleye- Templeton. 3B— Murphy. HR— Lauren Howe 1446 72-74-72-74— 292 4l ” i616’ 2. West 28 68 4. Totals BROWN'S TIRE SHOP land 6. 2B— Ripken, Roenicke, Shelby, Washington Silvio Bertolaccinl 144567-74-77-74— 292 GOLDEN S TA TE (9S) separated from their canoe. Gross. SB— Butler 2 (7), Sakota (1). S— (3). SB— Gwynn (5), Hubbard (2). S— 333 Main 8t. Alice RItzman 1445 70-75-70-77-292 Smith 35 60 6, Ford. SF— Franco, Murray. McMurtry. SF— McReynolds. Nancy Lopez 1291 71-77-70-75— 293 Conner 696410, Floyd Burokas managed to grab hold IP H RERBBSO Marty Dickerson 1291 76-70-72-75— 293 Manchastar . A® S' Collins 67 Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO Penny Pulz 1290 73-74-69-77— 293 65 13, Bratz 39 68 6, Cross 1-3 1-2 X of the boat, but Rosenberg was Davis 6 4 2 2 3 2 Atlanta Pat Bradley 1163 73-74-75-72— 294 Enoler 68 1-2 1, Tlllls 611 68 10, 646-3444 T . Martinez 1 1 1 1 3 1 McMrtry (L 1-2 2 1-3 7 6 4 2 2 Patty Sheehan 1163 76-70-76-72— 294 whisked downstream and had Stewart (W 19) 2 1 2 1 2 1 Mahler ) 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Monnion 18 68 2.-Totals 439012-2098. Debbie Melsterlln 1162 72-7080-72— 294 ■ 30181830-94 to be collared by spectators Cloveland Moore 3 3 0 0 0 2 Valerie Skinner 1162 72-72-77-73-294 Golden Slate . 30 21 2S 33— 90 SPRUCE ST. M O B Il Heton 61-3 7 3 3 4 2 Bedrosian ) 0 0 0 0 2 Dot Germain 1022 78-71-76-70-295 along the near bank. Th e two Waddell 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 San Diego Jane Lx>ck 1022 71-77-76-71— 295 1 0 1 0 Howkins 4 1*!!“ ' louls— Dallas 18, Golden 220 Spnica 8t. Jeftcoet 1 1-3 0 2 3 3 3“ 1 Sally Little 1021 71-74-77-73— 295 Sterte 18. R e ^ n d t-D a llo s 4 3 (Tum erO), regrouped to place seventh in Frozler (L 0-2) 1 3 3 2 2 0 Monge (W 29) 3 2 1 0 2 1 Robin Walton 1021 76-71-73-75— 295 T . Martinez pitched to two batters In Drovecky 1 Go den SIrte 50 (Smith 9). Asilsts- Manchastar . , 3 0 0 0 3 Laura Cole 1021 69-78-73-75— 295 12 (Turner 7), Golden Stole 20 the G division with a time of / . - . p w j etabth. Gossoge (S 4) ) 0 0 0 0 0 Charlott Mntgmrv 1021 74-72-72-77— 295 (Short, Floyd, Johnson 4). Technical— WP— T. Martinez. T--3:01 A— 104)08. T — 2:28. A— 27r973. Rosie Jones 908 71-76-76-73— 2M None. A— 6,733. 649-3487 W l 88:18.

.'s » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 16, 1984 MANClIhlSTKIt IIKItALI). Monday. April 16. 1984 — 17 How to handle requests for letter, not resume Couple Advice installed that you used in your cover letter. By all means, tell that jo b —they usually won’t interview you... and why at Temple ^QUESTION: I saw a help-wanted ad that asked for a them how smart and wonderful and innovative you should you bother seeing them if they re letter, not a resume. What kind of letter should I use. are, and what an asset you would be to the company. If pay you what you need to liveon? Even Sandra L. and William A. or should I still submit my resume and cover letter, or you don't say it — up front, and now — who will? a fact what the average pay for that Doctor hopes tragic story Ratcliffe, were installed as just the cover letter? They also ask for salary history Job Search This new letter is really a composite of your resume industry is - state your salaj^ nil and requirements. How should 1 handle this one? and cover letter, containing most o f what was in your range of dollars - not a specific figure. worthy matron and patron cover letter, and only the appropriate and important concern^ room to bargain! If you decide not of Temple Chapter 53, ANSWER: When an ad specifically states that dollar-range figure, for whatever reason, use the line may spare other children Norman M. Gerber highlights from your resume. Don’t forget to ask for Order of the Eastern Star, applicants should not submit a resume — don't! Your an interview ‘to discuss your qualifications in greater . . . 'salary is open and negotiable.’ Whatever you do, bring your detailed rMume with recently. Other officers in­ cover letter, in most eases, won’t be complete enough detail.* to use in this ease, so you're going to have to write you to the Interview. It’s not obsolete yet! DEAR READERS: and it actually went down As for showing your salary history — don’t! If This letter appeared in his throat and into his stalled were Rosamond R. another letter. Now. don't get all upset — it's not that everything else about you looks good to them, they’ll Ferry, associate matron and difficult. my column on July 28, stomach! expertise that tit with the ad, and list them in interview you without seeing a salary history. If Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a profession^ 1975: He said, "Mom, it's Robert W. Ferry, associate What you must include in this new letter are the things don’t look good to them — they won’t see you, highlights of_^wr work experience that you can take corresponding order to the qualifications shown. employment consultant. If you have a job searra Dear Abby gone! It’s gone!" I told patron; Carolyn L. Nelson, Companies tend to state qualifications for a job in and sometimes it could be the salary history that DEAR ABBY: I am a him to take a smaller sip right off ydurresume. It isn’t necessary to go as far question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, secretary: Janice M. Rosen- descending order of importance — sort of like food raises doubts or questions. Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. * physician. About 72 hours to see if he could swallow back in years as you did in your resume, and you can Stating your salary requirement is another story ... Abigail Van Buren ‘hop-scotch’ around, picking out those companies and ingredients printed on a package. You should respond personal reply, enctose a self-addressed, stamped ago, a previously healthy, again, and sure enough he grant, treasurer; Maresa H. accordingly. Use the same 'buzz-words’ and descrip­ it could save you and them a lot of time. If your dollar beautiful, 16-month-old could. Easton, conductress; Pam­ positions that relate directly to what the ad is looking needs are so much hinh.*r than what’s budgeted for envelope. for. Point out those accomplishments and areas of tion of your personal characteristics in this new letter child was brought to our It’s been a long 8>/? ela F. Stone, associate department with obvious years, Abby, but as ol burns around his lips and today Michael is actually conductress; Connie W. mouth. and neighbors who may swallowed a mouthful oi eating and swallowing Shorrock, chaplain; Eunice Many purchases A bou t Town Only a few hours before, not have children but who lye? Dr. Arnold E. Katz food. We can hardly be­ I. Bernard, marshal; Karen while visiting his grand­ occasionally have young sent it to you hoping you lieve it. S. Claing, organist; Eliza­ parents, he discovered a The tube through which visitors. would publish it as a beth A. Mottram, Adah; irk the consumer, bottle of lye and ingested This type of needless warning to all who may he had been fed was Brotherly love topic only one mouthful. Four­ suffering and death to have a child in their care. repioved from his stom­ Margaret W, Wales, Ruth; Members of the First Church of Christ Scientist are teen doctors and dozens of small children cap be Weil, the boy’s name is ach yesterday, and I Victoria J. Cosby, Esther; / sponsoring a free Christian science lecture, entitled: nurses and operating per­ stopped today without Michael, and I am his w ant^ you to be one of the Sandra S. Crawford, Mar- * / an activist says sonnel have been involved first to know that our son ’’Christian Science De­ spending one penny for mother. I wrote to you a tha; Sarah E. Bruce, Electa; clares: We Be Brethern” in the three operations research or donations. year later to tell you that is noi*mal again! This fall I) that this child has already I hope you will consider he will be able to ride the Virginia M. Greenier, / By Rod Snyder on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the our son had survived but bus and go to school for United Press International church, 447 N. Main St. urOergone. this worthy of your co­ we were still facing a long warder; and Roscoe E, / the first time in his life. The speaker will be C. 7he boy is now in our lumn, which is probably hard battle. Easton, sentinel. Herald photo bv Pinto intensive-care unit, his PHILADELPHIA — Many consumers are irked by Earle Armstrong, a read by more people than Michael is 10 years old I am enclosing a picture eybs held shut with plastic advertising and dissatisfied with much of what they member of the board of any other. now, and he’s had so many of Michael. Thank you for buy, says consumer activist Mona Doyle. lectureship of the mother tape, his breathing con­ ARNOLD KATZ. M.D. operations we’ve almost caring, Abby. Supermarket Shopper trolled by a machine and Ms. Doyle, head of the Philadelphia-based Consu­ chhrch. IOWA CITY, IOWA lost count. He’s doing MRS. STRIEGEL. hiS life supported by tubes mer Network, founded the organization originally to Armstrong, a Princeton. fourth-grade work but had LISBON, lOWA placed in his neck, chest, help businesses stay in touch with consumers. N.J. resident, was edu­ DEAR DR. KATZ: to be taught at home. abdomen, penis, arms Now, she thinks the network's surveys, logging cated at Columbia Univer­ Worthy? If only one letter On Jan. 10, Michael was DEAR MRS. STRIE­ complaints of about 2.000 people, provide an avenue sity, City College of New and legs. Allof hisesopha- makes my column today, in surgery again for 10 GEL: Thank you from the Hold a coupon yard sale gqS and most of his for consumers to air their gripes. York and Rutgers, Gradu­ / this will be it. hours. Dr. William Panje bottom of my heart fur stomach were destroyed She also says business executives are listening. ate School of Banking. Readers, please place and his team of doctors at wanting to share your jo> By Martin Sloane couponing? pon yard sale in the same by the lye and had to be In addition to what you Survey respondents from across the nation The Armstrong lecture all detergents, bleaches, the University Hospital in with me. I know that my United Feature I'm talking about hold­ way you would prepare surgically removed. If he will accept, you can be volunteer their serv ices to answer questionnaires calls for “ active, firet-hand cleaning fluids, paint, pol­ Iowa City did a super job. readers will rejoice with Syndicate ing a coupon yard sale. If for a typical yard sale, but lives, he will have to be fed more definite about the about purchases or service during their normal invovlement through ish, rat poison, drain Eight days later my hus­ me on learning the wond­ you have never been to with these differences; through a hole in his coupons you won't take. shopping chores. prayer in making the world cleaner and pills (includ­ band and I brought Mi­ erful news. Spring is here, and it's one. here's how it works: First, you must estab­ abdomen for months. You might specify that . One recent survey indicated many people think a better place in which to ing aspirin and iodine) chael home. No one knew the season for yard sales. The idea is to offer lish a value for the cou­ Abby, please ask your certain foods and cleaning low-calorie foods are over-priced and taste poor. live.” The lecturer con­ under lock and key today! if the operation would be How I wish 1 could But this year, why not buyers an alternative me­ pons you will accept in­ readers to inspect their products are excluded. The poll results are published monthly in the \ tends that the foundation successful', but we were publish Michael’s picture. have a different kind of thod of paying for the stead of cash payment. Since you will be receiv­ kitchens, bathrooms, organization's newsletter. "The Shopper Report." for brotherly love is laid in And today, I received all hoping. You see, since His large blue eyes, pink yard sale? Why not add items they want. Whal's You can accept coupons in basements and garages, ing more of the coupons It is free to consumers but sold by Ms. Doyle to the Bible, and therefore, this one: his accident, Michael had cheeks and warm smile some extra fun and extra the alternative? You several ways; Take any­ C. Earle Armstrong and to place all dangerous you can use. the exchange businesses, which use them to gauge public opinion that the Bible deserves been unable to swallow. reveal an exceptionally income potential to your guessed it — coupons! thing and everything; or value should go dow n. F or' chemicals outside the DEAR ABBY: Do you and help market their products. careful study so its precepts may be practiced. He had to be fed through a beautiful and courageous yard sale by including You prepare for a cou- accept coupons for partic­ instance, the item selling reach of small children. remember the letter you According to Armstrong, “ The Master, Christ tube in his stomach. child. May he and his ular types of products; or for $10 cash could also be And ask them to pass the printed in 1975 about a BEFORE STARTING her consumer group in 1979. Jesus, gave us the basic guidelines for living — ‘Thou On Feb. 27, Michael family Igiow only good ask for coupons for spe­ purchased for $20 worth of word on to their friends Ms. Doyle was vice president for consumer affairs shalt love thy neighbor as thyself,’ and, also, 16-month-old boy who had took a gulp of soda pop. fortune from this day on. cific brands. the coupons from' your and research for Pantry Pride supermarkets. ‘Whatsoever yea that men do to you, do yea even so to Clip ‘n’ file refunds Accepting anything that preferred groups. She said she founded the network when she realized them." resembles a manufactur­ You can also be very businesses were unaware of their patron's changing The lecturer will be introduced by Mrs. Carol Miscellaneous Food Products ers’ coupon will be easiest specific and say you will attitudes. Preston. Valium habit is worrisome (File No. 9) for yard sale buyers. It's only accept coupons for "One of the things that has happened in the last likely, though, that most the particular brands you couple of years is that the smart shopper has become a Clip out this file and keep it with similar of the coupons won’t be for use. In this case, the much more important part of the marketplace." she Sunset Club meets cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with your favorite brands. If coupon exchange value is said. to someone with vertigo beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting you go this route, you may likely to be equal or close "A great many are strategic, pragmatic ... not only The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the the needed proofs of purchase while looking for want to set a high ex­ to the cash value. Re­ about the car they buy. but also about the can of soup Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in change value. For in­ member, the more partic­ they buy." DEAR DR. LAMB: I've A D&C requires dilating newspapers and magazines, and when trading stance. a yard sale item ular you are with the had several attacks of and curetting the inner with friends. Offers may not be available in all you have priced at $10 , Ms. Doyle said there is no shortage of people Care for your back coupons you want, the vertigo and continuous part of the uterus. This is areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive cash might also be priced heavier the burden on wanting to voice their complaints and help fellow The Manchester Health Department will sponsor a vomiting for hours at a done for a diagnosis for each refund. at $50 worth of coupons. shoppers. your prospective yard back care clinic beginning April 24 from 7 to 8 p.m. at time. An examination es­ Your Health unexplained bleeding, or The following refund offers are worth $15.70. You can also be more sale buyers. Asking for "I have a backlog." she said. "1 have enough for 500 the Bentley Gyfnnasium, 57 Hollister St. tablished that I have sometimes as treatment This week's refund offers have a total value of specific about the coupons questionnaires in areas people have complaints specific coupons also pla­ The class, which will meet once a week for five Meniere’s disease. The Lawrence Lamb, M.D. to remove the cause of a $27.58. you will accept. For in­ ces a greater burden on about. We live in a very wonderful country where weeks, is designed for those people at risk for back last time I was in the bleeding problem. These offers require a refund form: stance, you can tell buy­ there is great opportunity for dissension." you. It is important that injuries, and those who already have back problems. emergency room an injec­ If your definition of a AUNT JEMIMA: -Start Your Day with Aunt ers that you will only you let people know about She said recent surveys indicate the smart shopper The class will be taught by a licensed physical tion of Compazine stopped virgin is one whose hymen Jemima and Orange Juice. Receive a 75-cent accept coupons for food does not, in general, believe advertisements. it in advance. Print the therapist. the vertigo and vomiting is unruptured, anything refund. Send the required refund form and two products, cleaning pro­ “ rules" on your leaflets Cost is $35. Call 647-3173. in about 15 minutes. that breaks it would elimi­ Universal Product Code seals from any combina­ ducts and paper products. and advertisements. Earlier this year she conducted a .study of consumer I thought the ear, nose nate virginity. But that's a tion of any Aunt Jemima Waffles and-or French attitudes toward quality and advertising of brand and throat specialist a tranquilizer, but it also you a better understand­ useless definition when Toast, along with one label from AUnt Jemima name products. would prescribe Antivert suppresses the stimuli ing of these problems. you consider the mem­ Syrup: or three Universal Product Code symbols "A major conclusion was that advertising was Health screenings planned to prevent future attacks, from the balance mecha­ Others who want this brane at the outlet of the from any combination of Aunt Jemima Waffles Cinema failing to tell consumers what they wanted to know so I was surprised when nism of the ear that issue can send 75 cents vagina has to be perfo­ and-or Aunt Jemima French Toast, plus the about brands. " Ms. Doyle said. The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor three he prescribed Valium. causes vertigo. It’s able to with a long, stamped, rated or partially open to register tape with the circled purchase price of health screenings this week. The only time I take it is control the symptoms in self-addressed envelope allow normal menstrua­ any frozen orange juice. Expires May 31, 1984. Hartford “ CONSUMERS ALL over the country were very Herald photo by Pinto A blood pressure screening for people with last when I feel dizzy and it M eniere’ s disease in for it to me, in care o ' he tion. It can be further torn CAMPBELL SOUP — RIVIANA FOODS — The Movies — Splash (P G ) strong in saying they were willing to pay more when Attioneum Clnomo— Reop­ 12:30, 2:40, 4:40, 7:30, 9:40. — names beginning N to Z is W^nesday from 9 a.m. to relieves the condition in a about 60 to 70 percent of Manchester Herald, P.O. by athletics. KIKKOMAN "The World’s Fare ” Cookbook ens Thursday. Hard to Hold (PG) 12:15, 2, salespeople were well informed and the quality was UNICO helps anemia victims -noon at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. few minutes. the cases. It also helps to Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ When a stiff or thick Offer. Send the required refund form and three Cinomo City — The Trou­ 3:50, 5:35, 7:50, 9:50. — ble with Horrv (P G ) 7:15. high.” Doyle said, "but there were many who thought A second blood pressure screening will be So far I've been able to reduce (he anxiety that tion, Ne ' York, N.Y. remnant of the normal proofs of purchase — one each from Success Rice Romancing the Stone (P G ) the quality of salespeople was low." 9:X. — D.O.A. 7 with The 12, 2:15, 4:20, 7, 9:10. Leo F. Diana, president of the Manches­ chapter of U N IC O donated $900 to Dr. Wednesday from 1 to 2; 30 p.m. at the Spencer Village stay away from the emer- often accompanies such 10019. hymen persists, it can (box top), Swanson Chunk Chicken, Kikkoman Decline of Western Civiliza­ In the past, when families were larger, merchan­ community room. Gloria Weiss, a dietitian, will 'gency room. But 1 cer­ an attack. cause problems in sexual Soy Sauce or Swanson Broth (labels): or send tion (R ) 9. — Experience Willimantic dise was bought in larger quantities at lower prices ter Chapter of UN ICO National, left, and Gallo toward the purchase of such Preferred...But Not Essen­ Jlllson Sauore Cinema — discuss nutrition apd preparation of meatless meals. tainly have no intention of You shouldn’t have any DEAR )R. LAMB: I relations. Part of an en­ $3.50 in check or money order payable to “ The than single-serving size:;. Dr. Sebastian J. Gallo of Middlesex tial (P G ) 7:45, 9:45. — The Greystoke: The Legend of equipment. The presentation was made A diabetic conference is Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. becoming addictec to problem with becoming want to know if a girl who lightened pre-marital ex­ World's Fare” Cookbook. Expires June 30. 1984. Dresser (P G ) 7:30,9:50. Torzon, Lord of the Apes Memorial Hospital Laboratory in Mid­ at Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive. For an has a D&C (dilatation and amination is to be certain HERSHEY Chocolate and Cocoa Cookbook Clnostudio — Hammett (P G ) 1:X , 7, 9:30. — Splosh "There (now) are more singles, more two-person at a recent dinner meeting at Piano’s Valium. dependent on Valium tak­ (P G ) 7:30 with Mean Streets appointment, call 647-3174. curettage) can still be a there are no problems of (P G ) 1:30, 7:10, 9:30. — households," Ms. Doyle said. "The mass market has dletown, look at a picture of blood Restaurant in Bolton. Dr. Gallo was the ing it as infrequently as Offer. (Cookbook has a retail value of $3.50. Send (R ) 9:20. Romancing the Stone (P G ) DEAR READER: Me­ you do. Even if you had to virgin. I’ve heard yes and this sort that would get the the required refund form and two proofs of Colonial — Reopens Fri­ 1:30, 7, 9:20. — Police shifted from the family with three childen and they diagnostic equipment that will help speaker. no and I must know the day. Academy (R ) 1:30,7:10,9:30. say, 'If there are only three of us why are we paying niere's disease involves take it continuously for a marriage off to a bad purchase from any 11.5- or 12-ounce size of victims of Cooley's Anemia. The local answer. East Hartford Windsor premiums?’ Libraries close the balance canals of the week, it probably start. Hershey's Chocolate Chips, plus a check or Plozo — Terms of Endear­ Eastwood Pub A Clnomo— ment (P G ) 7:15. inner ear and is charac­ wouldn’t cause addiction. money order for $1.50. Expires June 30, 1984. Terms of Endearment (PG) "Consumers don’t feel that they should be paying The Mary Cheney Library, Whiton Memorial terized by a low, constant However, the longer it’s DEAR READER: It HERSHEY Cocoa C3>okbook Offer. Receive a 7:15. nearly as much. Nine out of 10 (consumers polled) Library, and the Bookmobile will close Friday in humming or buzzing in taken consistently, the depends upon your defini­ Just because you don’t cookbook and two 50-cent coupons. Send the Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ nema — Terms of Endear­ said the unit cost of most merchandise should be the Turntables were less reliable observance of Good Friday. Regular hours will the ears, as well as greater the chance of tion of a virgin. If you use an item doesn’t mean required refund form and one empty bag of ment (P G ) 7:15,9:30. same no matter (how much) you buy.” resume Saturday. attacks of vertigo (bal­ dependency. mean a woman who hasn’t the item has iost its voiue. Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips for a free cookbook; Showcase Cinemas — S H O W C A S E ance problems) and im­ I’m sending you the been penetrated sexually, Why not exchange it tor or send two empty bags from Reese's Peanut Footloose (P G ) 1:30, 3:45, cash with an ad in Ciassi- 7:15,9:45. — Greystoke: The In one recent survey. 95 percent of the panelists pairment of hearing. Health Letter 9-10, Dizzi­ she certainly would still Butter Chips for a free cookbook and two 50-cent . G M i i l l S Service auction set fied? 643-2711. Legend of Torzon, Lord of agreed that "Companies are advertising product Valium is thought of as ness and Vertigo, to give be a virgin after a D&C. coupons good on Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips. the Apes (P G ) 1:30,4:15,7:10, with plug-in tonearm heads FIRST SHOW ONLT ' improvements while raising prices, but the ads are The Temple Beth Sholom Nursery School will Expires June 30, 1984. 9:45.— Police Academy (R) usually untrue. The products really haven’t been sponsor an auction April 28 at 8:30 p.m. at the temple. < PROGRESSO Refund Offer. Receive five 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45. — Moscow improved." on the Hudson (R ) 1:45,4:15, QUESTION: Years ago, all professional turntables Rabbi Marshal Press will conduct bidding on such 20-cent coupons good on Progresso Bread 7:20,9:45.— Up the Creek (R ) "We just reported that a surprising number of things as dinners at local restaurants, tennis court Church helps youth, study shows Crumbs, Minestrone Soup, Chick Peas, Wine 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10. — young people have a great many problems reading and most good home turntables had plug-in tonearm Iceman (P G ) 1, 3, 5, 7:45,10. time, day camp sessions and children’s dance classes. Vinegar and White Clam Sauce. Send the — Friday the 13th: The Finol INTERSTATE 84 IXIT 58 directions and ingredients on many packages,” she heads. Now, most of the best turntables have done serious thought and reflection: Eighty-six percent of the re­ away with this feature. Was this one of the cost-cutting Call 647-9845. Editor’s note: The author is retired required refund form and three proofs of Chapter (R) 1,3,5,7:40,9:45. EASTHARTTORD 568-UIO said. Stereo Expert religion editor of the Minneapolis • The nearly 20 percent of young spondents said they were sure or purchase from any of the above listed products. — Swing Shift (P G ) 1:45, 4, measures you spoke about in an earlier column? adolescents who say they experi­ quite sure God exists, and 87 7:15,9:35. Fifty-one percent of the respondents in their 40s Star and past national president of Expires May 31, 1984. UP THE CREEK WATES to parade the Religion News Writers ment with sexual intercourse. percent said they believe in the POUR-A-QUICHE Quiche $1 Refund. Send the Manchestor strongly agreed they were having trouble reading ANSWER: No. The elimination of plug-in tonearm • Sexual and physical abuse resurrection of Jesus Christ. U A Theaters East— Splosh m \ Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange Association. required refund form and the Universal Product (P G ) 2, 4:15, 7:20, 9:35. — directions because of small print and 25 percent of heads on top of the line turntables was not to lower the Jack Bertrand that a significant number of young Youth with a restrictive reli­ -SMOWfiXT ■ those in their 30s strongly agreed. cost. They were eliminated to give better reliability. Hall, 72 E. Center St., rear. Weighing in will be from Church called positive influence on Code symbols from one Land O’ Lakes Romancing the Stone (P G ) 2, 1:I5-3:15-&IS-7:404S0 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. the young adolescents express. gious orientation that emphasizes Pour-A-Quiche and one package of Pillsbury All 4:30, 7:30, 9:40. — Hard to Early production magnetic cartridges were not • Involvement some young ado­ God as judge and rule-giver Hold (P G ) 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15, An Easter hat parade and egg decorating contest is Ready Pie Crusts. Expires June 30, 1984. 9:30. HARD very reliable. For one reason or another, they would lescents have with alcohol and instead of God’s love and forgive­ need to be replaced quite often. A plug-in headshell planned. Bv Wlllmar Thorkelson TO HOlDg^ other hand, some professional 8-inch 2-way systems Written for UPI marijuana. ness tended to be high on anti­ Monsfiold allows the cartridge to be changed easier and allows a cost $500 a pair and they are worth every penny. • Worry expressed by young social behavior and alcohol use, Translux Collogo Twin — -Show n AT> Births radio station to keep a spare headsheil with a new Night of the Shooting Stars l:304:a()«:30-7:SO-10DO If you want to find the best systems for you that are MINNEAPOLIS — Young peo­ adolescents about nuclear the study showed. (P G ) 7,9.— Top Hot 7:15 with cartridge on it which could be used in the event of a in your price range, do your homework about what Diabetes Club to meet destruction. Flying Down to Rio 9. cartridge failure while on the air. ple who value the church and are Hunt, Bryan Patrick, daughter of John V. and makes a good speaker and then go shopping for one active in it tend to engage in less • Tension experienced by some THIS GROUP also tended to Thoughts Vernon GREYSTOKE TO Good magnetic cartridges produced after 1972 are that has those features and sounds good to your ears. Anyone with an interest in diabetes will have an families, including family violence have more racial and sexist Cine 1 A 2 — Term s of son of Alan Andrew and Nikka L. Pallone Kupris so reliable they hardly ever need replacement. The opoportunlty to discuss their concerns and to ask anti-social behavior than others, a Endearment (P G ) 7, 9:30. — and marital conflict. prejudice. - Shown AT - Maureen O’Neil Hunt of of 1924 Boston Turnpike, contacts on the plug-in headshells proved to be a weak new study shows. Ice Pirates (P G ) 7:10, 9. Editor’s note: If you have a question about stereos questions at the mwUng of the East-of-the-River • “ The relatively commonplace The study found alcohol usage “ Whosoever lives and we ourselves. Willimantic. was born Coventry, was born link in the sound chain and were eliminated from Diabetes Club, TTuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester The $500,000 study by Search 1:45-«07J0-mB you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack occurrence of some forms of quite common by the eighth and believes in Me shall never West Hartford April 2 at Manchester March 19 at Manchester professional and top quality home turntables to Memorial Hospital. Institute of Minneapolis says such Elm 1 A 2 — Term s of Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, Box S91, Manchester aggression among young ninth grades. Twelve percent of die," (John 11:26). Jesus C.W. Kuhl, Endearment (P G ) 7, 9:30. — POLICE Memorial Hospital. His Memorial Hospital. Her increase reliability and sound quality. The needles, of This open discussion will be led by Fran Idzkowski youth have more concern for maternal grandparents Herald, Manchester. CT 06040. Jack Bertrand is a adolescents.” the fifth graders and 28 percent of said that once and con­ Zion Ev. Lutheran Church The Right Stuff (P G ) 7:30. ACADEMY R maternal grandparents course, do r^uire periodic replacement, but this can a registered nurse and diabetes teaching nurse; Mary people and the world than those are John L. and Rose licensed technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road in • Social alienation experienced the ninth graders reported being tinues to say it clear. ------Shown AT:------are Mr. and Mrs. Michael be done easily without removing the cartridges from Sucholet, registere dieUcian; and Marie Seybolt a with a less positive posture toward O’Neil of 36 Barnwood A. Pallone of Ramstein, Manchester. by some youths, especially boys. drunk during the previous 12 Sometimes it isn’t heard Ia0^l0^l5-730A. Another < indicated interest in juana once or more in the same kinds of things. Glenney, Robyn Eliza­ ANSWER: I can’tdirectly answeryourquestionbut smuggle prohibited agricultural items into the month in the conference rooms of the hospital cents and 10,467 of their parents. l:16-a«-Bc38-7:45-ft56 beth, daughter of Randall Overall, the study indicates school declines for boys and girls period. The figures were slightly In the manner of events I can tell you that the price of speakers in today’s country through Bradley International Airport will M atings are frro and open to the public. For more that happen, we may Pfeil, Henry Clinton, and Janice Glenney of face fines up to $1,000, officials say. information call 633-2419. American families are stronger between the fifth and ninth grades. higher for plain cigarette smoking. FOOTLOOSE market has nothing to do with the quality. The Similarly, attitudes toward rationalize at best but still son of Henry and Betty Vernon was born March speaker’s brand name and the company’s marketing The U.S. Agriculture Department said Thursday it and healthier than often depicted Call Now F or Your 1W5I Blanchette Pfeil of 46 31 at Rockville Hospital. and that the young adolescent “ has church become less favorable for Half the adolescents studied said it's only ours what we say policy are the main things that determine the selling would begin levying fines with hopes of deterring the they spent at least three hours and think. But this word of - Shown School St., was bom April Her maternal grandpar­ more redeeming qualities than boys and girls between those taMtl0«:l8-7:Z8«40 price. smuggling of prohibited items, which could endanger daily watching television. Nearly promise comes from out­ Easter Reservations 4 at Manchester Memor­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. the U.S. food supply, officials said. Clinic on weight lots many were willing to admit." grades. For example, BSR model 82 speakers which sell tor But by the ninth grade, 40 one-fourth played video games side ourselves and yet ial Hospital. His maternal Edward Fink of East Patty Magruder, a plant inspection official at the Predominantly church-related about $140 a pair, are technically superior to Bose The Manchester Health Department will present a percent of boys and 81 percent of three hours or more a week. from one to whom indeed 643-2342 FRIDAY grandmother is Evelyn S. Hartford. Her paternal modei 301 speakers which sell for about $350 a pair, in Agriculture Department in Groton, said fruits, families were involved in the weight reduction program Tuesday from 7 to S-30 girls still say the church is very Of the parents surveyed, 86 joined our nature. He THE 13TH ^ Britney of East Hartford. grandparents are Mrs. my opinion. The BSR 82 has an aluminum woofer vegetables and other products could harbor insects or research. His paternal grandpar­ Marjorie Glenney of Cov­ p.m. at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. The researchers said many fifth important or extremely important percent said they found satisfac­ lacked nothing as we lack We will be feeturlng . _ snowhAT:-- voice coil form for durability, is fuse-protected, and diseases that could devastate American crops and The clinic outlines a program of behavior so much. He trusted in the ents are Mr. and Mrs. entry and the late William livestock. through ninth graders think about to them. tion in parenting. produces 92 decibels of sound for 1-watt input. modification coupled with a healthy calorie- The majority of youth studied Father who sent Him as ell your fevorlte roeets Henry Pfeil Jr. of 15 E. Glenney. Her maternal Previously, the Agriculture Department would or. experiment with areas many SWiliG The Bose 301 uses a cardboard woofer voice coil controlled diet, to provide weight loss and permanent said (tolled religion the most More than one-third of the no man. Some who heard Carriage Drive. He has great-grandmother is confiscate prohibited items. Under the new policy, adults wish could wait until at least form, is not protected by a fuse, and only produces 89 changes in eating patterns. important or one of the most parents and children said they Him said, “ never a man jH in two sisters, Amy, 9 and Mrs. Frank Fink of East violators will be fined $50 on the spot or go before an high school. -aHQWfiArG decibels of sound with 1-watt input. Morning and evening classes will be once a week for important influences in their lives. wanted to talk more with each spoke like this man." Banquet Facilities available Sarah, 6. Hartford. She has a sister, As you can see from this example, you can pay twice administrative law judge, who can impose fines up to Allison Ruth, 2>A. eight weeks. The fee is $35. For more information Most said they pray every day or other about sexuality, drugs and What He gives is only Kupris, Allison Sue, the money and get less speaker in some cases. On the $ 1, 000. THEY LISTED the following as for all your party needs contact Joanne Cannon, 647-3173. trouble spots or areas deserving most days. alcohol, and morality. what God can give and not MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 16; 1984 — l» 18 - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Monday. April 16, 1984 Classified.. ■. 643-2711 rtv v Business Opportunities .22 Store/Office Space 4n Household Goods ...... 62 For advertisements to be TAG SALE SIGNS R a t e s Notices Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property 45 MIsc. for Sole ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ Minimum Charge: Lo st/F o u n d ...... Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Are things piling up? Then why not ha« a TAG SALE? S2.25 fo r one d a y Personals...... Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent . 47 P e t s ...... 65 S U i Roommotes Wanted 48 Per W ord: The besi way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale Announcements Musical Item s ...... 66 Read Your Ad A u c tio n s ...... Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Classiiied Ad. When you place your ad. you'I Services A n tiq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements Homes for Sale ...... 31 T a g S a le s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are token by telephone as a ONE TAG SALE SIGN p REL compliments of The Herald. Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering ...... 52 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald Is M o rtg a g e s...... Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting ...... 53, $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor­ Personal Loans ...... CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54' rect insertion and then only Insurance...... Automotive Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 Deadlines for the size of the original Wanted to Borrow... F lo o r in g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . For classified advertise­ In se rtio n . Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/ Bicycles Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen , (yOndaminlums 32 Apartments for Rant 42 Store/Office Space 44 poMtina/Paparing S2 Household Goad* 43 Misc for Sole 43 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trudt* for Sole Employment Services Wanted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on • Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Leose. before publication. additional insertion. TWO RED VELVET UP­ GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — VERNON — One bed­ MANCHESTER — 400 PAINTING AND PAPER HOLSTERED CHAIRS. GOLF CLUBS — Ladies 1977 VOLKSWAGEN Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidoy/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive — SOUTH WINDSOR— Sul­ Full self contained. Grill, room plus garage. Alt North Main Street. New livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. HANGING — Exterior Mint condition. $75 each. storter set. Four Irons, RABBIT - 2 door hatch­ appliances, dishwasher, and Interior, ceilings re­ two woods and putter, back. 4 speed. Excellent refrlgerotor, coffee pot two bedroom townhouse. prime retail space, ample 643-6654. and steam table operate dir conditioner. Recently Appllanced kitchen, con­ parking. $800. Coll 236 paired. References, fully cortbog and bolls. Good condition. $1950. Coll af­ decorated. $40,400, S800 Insured. Quality work. condition. $75. Coll 649- ter 5pm 646-2246. by propane gas. Has hot Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted venient to bus line and 6021 a r 644-3977. K E N M O R E F R E E Z E R '- Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 down, assume mortgage. Martin Mattsson, even­ 1794. and cold running water. shopping. S575 plus utlli-. 23 cu. ft., chest type. 5 Phone 643-5970 otter 5pm, Notices 872-6318. ties. Option to buy availa­ MANCHESTER, ware­ ings 649-4431. baskets. 4 years old. E x ­ 1978 FORD GRANADA - 6 AMERICAN STANDARD cylinder, 4 door, air con­ 643-2711 8:30am to CLERK HARDWARE D ISH & p o t ^ w a s h b r - ble. Peterman Building house, R 8> D and/or life cellent condition. Coll OIL BURNER — Com­ ditioned. Very clean. No 5:30pm, leave message. SALES PERSON - Full STORE — Full time. Ex­ Needed full and part tlifiA* 4AANCHESTER — Wells- Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. Industrlai'space. 1,000 sq. CEILINGS REPAIRED 643-6680. time tor local furniture plete. Ready for Installa­ rust. Low mileage. $2950. Personals 0 2 perience preferred. Call nights. Coll George "a^ weep Condos, 400 North ft. to 25,000 sq. ft. Very or REPLACED with dry- business. Salaried posi­ tion. Good running condi­ 643-4470. 1971 LTD — Power steer­ ASSISTANT 569-2440. 643-2751. Main Street. Fully ap- reasonable. Brokers pro­ wall. Call evenings, Gary KITCHEN SET - Couch. tion. Excellent working pllanced kitchen with M cHugh, 643-9321. tion. $50. Coll 649-2048. ing, power brakes, new MANCHESTER tected. Call Heyman Odds and ends furniture. transmission. Coll 649- conditions. 646-7237. MANAGERS PERSON TO D O ' custom wood cabinets, Reasonable. For further 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS WANTED Full and part IlnM PART TIME OPERA­ Properties, 1-226-1206. 3308 after 6pm, ask for LAUNDRY — Full time, t epoice of carpet and BENNET ELDERLY Information coll 643-9407. I.B.M. ELECTRIC TY­ WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ poaHlont. Evankig and TORS — Edward's Ans­ Joe. RN - 11pm-7am, Supervi­ days per week. MedicaP vinyl. Anderson win­ H0U8IN6 BulMkig/Contractiiig 53 PEWRITER — Antique. matic. Posi-troction. waakand houra wering Service. Early W ill accept best offer, INDEPENDENT sor. Sunday through avaNabla, proflt aharlng, and retirement benefits:- dows, 2 bedrooms, 1V^ SOFA - Excellent condi­ Roof rock, radio, de- $75 REWARD FOR CA­ mornings, one day of the Hotaino Otvtiopfnvnt $85. Good condition. Coll 1979 CHEVY MALIBU Thursday. Call Hannah raUramani plan. Please call LeRov SaUC-" baths. Individual base­ e«nn«f FOR LEASE tion. Herculon. Perfect fogger, more. Original MERA missing from weekend. No experience now toklno opollcollon, I OR 643-7160. CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Douville, 423-2597. ment, radiant heat. t m owner. 643-2880. Manchester Heroid, necessary. Paid training. ier for an appointment/* opt. to S3SS. Two BR oot. FARRAND REMODEL­ for den or rec room. — V 8, autom atic, power DELIVERY AGENTS 633-4681. $58,400. Rent with option S455 to S470. Ront Inctudot MANCHESTER IN G — Cabinets, roofing, 643-8422. Wednesday March 28th. HOME Apply In Parson: Call 646-5081. hoot, hot wotor, W/W carpot. steering, olr condition­ MOTHER S HELPER — - • If to buv available. Peter­ T O W B L O N D E S T E P end CHEVY CITATION, 1981 AE-1 with brown strap. Ino, ronat, rofrig., dlipoMl. 7,000 •quare toot Indual- gutters, room additions, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. Mature person wanted to CUMIERUND FARMS man Building Co. 649- colt for old tvitom, ofovdtor, tables. Excellent condi­ — 4 door hatchback. No questions asked. Call Need extra cash? Part time delivery LEARN THE INSU­ rlil. Idaal Mtchina Shop. decks, oil types of remo­ Coll 643-2880. ossist in care of newborn 10B4 Burmide Avb.. CARPENTER — 1 to. fc 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. Idundrv, community room Overhead door, oHIcas. deling and repairs. FREE M is c for Sole 63 tion. $30 each. Coll 646- Automatic transmission, 643-2711 with any E.H. CT RANCE BUSINESS! Gor­ years experience. Own and itoroat oroo. UnlH avail. Available May lal. MX) amp 1625. olr conditioning, power aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa information. and collection agent, greater Man­ twins, 20 hours per week. man Insurance Agency ooMoaaaaaaaaaaM****** dhtoattor March 15,1M4. For aarvloa. estimates. Fully Insured. 241 Silver Line. E.H. CT hand tools and transport on opollcatton coll: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa steering, power brakes, Coll 649-8023. seeks personable, self 647-9137 Telephone 643-6017, after Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 chester area, for USA TODAY, the na­ 126 Burnside Ave.. totion. Coll 643-9966, oak. Lots/Lond tor Sole 33 6pm, 647-8509. SCREENED LOAM — OFFICE DESK size 30" x AM/FM radio, cruise motivated individual in­ for Ron. 528-6522 60" wood with four draw­ control. 32,000 miles. A Announcements 03 E.H. CT terested in career in insu­ Gravel, processed Help Wanted MkinMibapu ers and 0 pull out board. real cream puff. $4500. tion’s newspaper. For details call: rance. Position includes DESIGN KITCHENS by gravel, sand, stone and ACCOUNTS PAYABLE. MANCHESTER — Two $35. Coll 649-1187. Coll 646-3782. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ processing applications, J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, fill. For deliveries coll MASSEUSE CLERK — Full time.; FREE CATALOG — Of bedroom modern apart­ RANCE — Competetive FemMe prelef red. fuR or part ttma amending policies and land bargains, 5 acres to Wonted to Rent 47 vanities, formica, Wilson George Griffing, An­ NEW CREDIT CARD! 659-3535 CLERICAL — Order de­ Must be experienced. Ex-, ment. Excellent location. FIREWOOD— Morethon 1976 CAPRI — 2.3 cc's, rotes, big bike rotes Good atmoephera. Eicaliant assisting clients. Individ­ 500 acres, covering Ver­ art, Corlan counter tops, dover, 742-7886. No one refused! Also Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. cllantale. WincRiam araa. CMI partment position. Gen­ cellent wages and benff^ Available Immediately. aaeaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaa holt o cord. $20. Coll new point, new tires, new available. Coll Clarice, information on receiving waekdayt aflar 5 p m 649-7442. ual expected to work mont and the Berkshlres kitchen cabinet fronts, Clarke Insurance, 643- Saturday and Sundiy. anytima. eral office duties its. Apply in personT $375 plus gas heat. ERA 649-1300. muffler and more. Must Visa/Mostercard with no towards insurance li­ at lowest Imaginable pri­ PROFESSIONAL COU­ complete woodworking FOR SALE... Canon FO 1126. Including good typing Meadows Manor, 333 Bid" Blanchard 8, Rosetto,646- service, custom made 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. be seen. $2300. Coil otter credit check. Free bro­ cense. Competetive sa­ ces. W rite: C A T A L O G PLE WISHES TO RENT- CAMP STOVE, 2 burner. and sharp communica­ well Street, Manchester. 2482. furniture, colonial repro­ Canon FD2X Type A ex­ 4pm, 649-1584. chure. Call: 602-V51-1266, PRODUCTION MA­ lary, pleasant working OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, house within 20 minutes Com es with p ro p a n e tions skills. Call 522-9006. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ tender, $90. Both In excel­ 73 Ext. 504. ' CHINE OPERATOR — conditions and benefits. North Adams, Mass. of Bolton-Manchester. tank, hose adopter or TO YOTA, 1981 COROLLA Rec Vehicles THREE ROOMS FOR ties of hardwood and lent condition, used very ASSISTANT REHAB SPECIALIST Trainee position. Call Gorman Insurance 01247. Excellent references. 647- regular gas tank. $25. Coll — Excellent condition. RECEPTIONIST — For Instniction iS RENT to a responsible veneers NOW IN STOCK im ie. Coll 643-2711 be­ The Town of Coventry is seeking qualified person Individual with mechani­ Agency, 643-1139. 0264 otter 6PM. 643-6367. Air, 4 door. 25,000 miles. PART TIME/FULL optometric office in East older gentleman pre­ Call 649-9658 or evenings, tween 9om and 4pm, ask Employment to till the position of Ass't. Rehab Specialist in the cal experience or educo- $4800. Coll 569-0595 before 1967 SHASTA CAMPER TIM E — Wendy's Restau­ Hartford. Port time, may VT — MANCHESTER ferred. Call 643-6441. 289-7010. for M ark. Community Development Office. Duties include tion needed to operate ZENITH 25" color con­ 5pm. T R A IL E R — Sleeps 6, Ice rant on 260 Broad Street inspecting properties, preparing work write-ups lead to full time. Must AREA — 20 ACRES — and maintain machinery COVENTRY — One bed­ sole. Dork wood. Very box, stove, sink. $6(X). Coll in Manchester is now and cost estimates, working with homeowners have cheerful personal­ $12,900. Beoutifullv Services LEON CIESZYNSKI DELIVERING RICH & Education in production environ­ BURGER KING room apartment. Good good condition. Asking 1979 HONDA CIVIC — Down, 569-4658. hiring for port time and and contractors, and monitoring contract perfor­ ity. Respond to Box GG, wooded propertv on se­ BUILDER — New homes, L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus ment. Forklift expe­ Is now hiring for im­ location. Excellent con­ $150. Coll 742-5490, 92,000 miles. Radiol tires. full time SUMMER mance. In addition performing the duties of the c/o The Manchester ART LESSONS — Adults.' cluded countrv road. additions, remodeling, tax. Sand, gravel and rience a plus. Apply In dition. Facility for evenings. No rust. AM/FM radio. JO BS. Openings exist on bookkeeper tor the C. D B G. Program. Hourly rate Herald. mediate openings. Beginners and advance^/ Only 5 minutes from rec rooms, garages, kit­ stone. Coll 643-9504. person: PillowtexCorpo­ Services Offered 51 $2500 or best offer. After Misc. Automotive 76 Help Wanted 21 ALL SHIFTS. Excellent Breakfast 8 a.m. to Small classes. Tuesday Charming Vermont Vil­ horses. Cali 742-7603. chens remodeled, ceil­ of pay is $6.20. Please send resumes to the Tow n ration, 49 Regent Street, THREE ELECTRIC TY­ 6pm, til 9pm, 429-3473. pay and benefits. Appiv 3 p.m. Days 11 a.m. evenings. Located nddP lage. Excellent financing ings, bath tile, dormers, Managers Office. 1712 Main Street, Coventry, CT. Manchester, CT. HOME COMPUTER — PEWRITERS In operoto- to the Manager oniy, DENTAL RECEPTION­ to 4 p.m. Uniform Bolton/Colchester exit of available. Coll 802-694- MANCHESTER — Four roofing. Residential or Timex Sinclair input key­ 06238. Deadline tor submittals is April 20, 1984. IST WANTED — 21 hours ble condition. Need some 1979 VW SC IROCCO — Air Monday thru Friday be­ 1-84. Beverly Kaiser. 'B.' 1581. room apartment. One BRICKS, BLOCKS, com m ercial. 649-4291. board, 16k memory T IRE— Firestone Deluxe An equal opportunity employer AUTO TECHNICIAN — 5 per week. No experience and meals provided repairs, $25 each. Six conditioning, AM/FM tween 3 and 5pm. EOE. Fine Arts, M . Ed. 646-0291t bedroom, appliances, STONE — Concrete. module 3. Program types Champion 670-15, white years experience. Own necessary. Resumes only freel folding, wheeled luggage stereo. 77,000 miles. Ex­ yard, porch, parking. Chimney repairs. No lob CARPENTER — Expe­ never used. Ideal gift or wall with rim. Excellent tools. Monday thru Fri­ to: Dr. Battaro, 162 Apply in person: carriers In excellent con­ cellent gas mileage. HAiR STYLIST — Full R e n ta ls $510 per month, utilities too sm all. Call 644-8356. rienced in all phases of starter unit. $50. Coll tread, $25. Call 875-6736 BANKING — South TV ATTENDANT - Fe- day. Sunoco Station, 436 Spencer Street, Man­ 467 Center Street Instruction Included. Call 649-3379. dition, $10 each. Coll $4000. Coll 742-8965. time and part time stylist Windsor Bonk 8, Trust mole part time position. remodeling. Coll Robert 643- 6777. after 6pm. Center Street, chester, C T 06040. ODD JOBS, Trucking. 643-9511,between8:30ond needed immediately due Co. has full and port time Responsible, mature. Mandietter Ja rvis, 643-6712. BURGER KING Manchester. THREE ROOM APART­ Home repairs. You name 4:30. 1975 RABBIT — Runs to the expanding of our openings in their book­ Flexible weekends and FOR APPLE COMPU­ Is now hiring for im­ Rooms for Rent 41 M ENT — With refrigera­ It, we do It. Free esti­ well. Good transporta­ INVITATION TO BIO staff. Ideal working con­ keeping department. week days. Atfernoon JOE POUUN T E R — Replay II copy The Manchester Public mediate openings. S A N D B L A S TE R — Expe­ tor and stove. In quiet mates. Insured. 643-0304. tion. $475. Coll 643-9251. ditions and benefits. Call Good figure aptitude and hours. Call 324-1972 after Hoara AamoUaene cord. Good buy, $55. Coll Schools solicits bids for rience is a must. Im m e­ RECEPTIONIST — Posi­ neighborhood. $260 643-8339, ask for Carol. Evenings 5 to 8 or 10 key machine skill re­ 7pm., Martha Batles. UfliaB4swi 649-6642. Home and Garden TEACHING SUPPLIES tor diate employment. Call tion available for recep­ 17 ROOM WITH KITCHEN month, plus heat and LIGHT TRUCKING. ' VOLVO, 1970— Two door the 1984-1985 school year. 10 p.m. Closing 7: quired. Call Warren Mat- ART LESSONS — Adunst Sealed bids will be received MAINTENANCE — Part 643-2659. SIGN UP NOW FOR tionist with some typing, PRIVILEGES — Cen­ utilities. Security deposit Spring clean up. Yards, , sedan. Must Sell! Best 30 til closing. Uni­ teson, 289-6061 tor Beginners and advanced/ AQUARIUS COMPUTER offer. Good transporta­ until April 25,1984,2.00 P.M., time pool and yard work. form and meals SUMMER JOB BOY'S filing and general office Small classes. Tuesday trally located. Clean, required. No pets. Call cellars, etc. General WITH Expander, four at which time they will be appointment. 646-8439 from lOom to FtM ElilmalM-Save GARDENS ROTO- tion. Coll 649-7971. Flexible hours. Retired provided free! AND GIRL'S WHO CAN work In aggressive me­ evenings. Locoted near quiet. After 5pm, coll handyman. Call Ray, 646- gome cartridges. Excel­ publicly opened. The right Is chanical and electrical 5pm, otter 5:30pm 649- 7973. TILLED — Small garden reserved to relect any and all person preferred. Call SECRETARY/RECEP- BAKERS SELL — Earn $20 a week Bolton/Colchester exit'pf 646-2210. lent condition. Used bids. Specifications and bid 649-5201 between 8am and \()|ily ill iii'rMiii EXPERIENCED BUL­ and more by selling new contracting firm. Neat 9417. tractor with rear T ION 1ST — Doctor's of­ CASHIERS 1-64. Beverly Kaiser. -Br three months. $200 value mounted tiller. Satisfac­ forms may be secured at the 12 noon, ask for Dot. 467 Cantar Straat LDOZER OPERATOR. subscriptions to this appearance and good MANCHESTER — Clean ROTOTILLING — Ac­ EXPERIENCED CAR­ for $95. Coll anytime Business Office, 45 North fice. East Hartford, 4 day CLERKS Fine Arts, M . Ed. 646-0281/ tion guaranteed. Coll 647- Call 647-9153. area's best newspaper. communications skills o and quiet room on bus cepting appointments PENTER — Remodeling, 646-4495. School Street, Manchester, Manchastar week. Includes light V E R N O N — Modern 3 0530 o r 872-4106. Connecticut, Raymond E. IMMEDIATE OPEN­ SHIFT LEADERS You must be able to talk must. Send resumes to line. Parking available. now for late March or additions, roofs and 1971 GT6 MARK III TRI­ bookkeeping. Reply to New store opening on room opartment. $260 U M P H — 6 cylinder. Demers, Business Manager. INGS For Part Time to adults - no experience Freedom Mechanical & Homes for Sale $7 Call 647-1119. early April. Very reaso­ deckr. Free estimates. 0354)4 Box G, c/o The Manches­ DENTAL HYGIENIST -1 Main St. in Manchester. monthly, plus utilities. CHILDREN'S SUMMER Reasonable. Good condi­ Housecleaning — We BOOKKEEPER / SE­ necessary - we will show Electrical, Inc., P.O. Box nable rotes. Call after Coll M ike, 871-2559. TOP SOIL — Cleon, rich ter Herald. or 2 davs'o week. In Need full time and part Immediate occupancy. C L O T H IN G — Size 0-3T, stone-free loom. Any tion. Classic for the otter flexible hours and CRETARY — Small, East time hard woiking. relia­ you how to succeed. 2109, Hartford, C T 06144. MANCHESTER - Unfur­ 4:30pm, 647-8784. .25e to $3.00. Overall sets, Manchester office. Call Coll 647-1113 after 6pm. amount delivered. Coll sports cor fan. Coll 742- INVITATION TO BID good hourly rates. Must of the River office. D iver­ ble, honest individuals. CALL NOW: Frank, after E O E , M /F. nished room.Kitchen and ADDITONS, GARAGES, shorts, shirts, dresses, sified duties, bookkeep­ 649-5675. 872-1400, anytime. 7923. Sealed bids will be received be neat and reliable. Call PERSON FRIDAY — Apply: 706 Main St. bet­ 7pm, 642-7720. TODAY'S pdol privileges. Non­ R O O FS, sundecks. No lob shoes, etc. Coll LorrI, In the Office of the Director Maid To Order, 659-2953. ing, typing, etc. Auto Work one day weekly. ween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. smoking. $55 weekly. Tel. FOUR ROOM APART­ too small. Fully Insured.'^ 644- 3084. of General Services, 41 Cen­ BOOKKEEPER — Full DELIVERING RICH FOR SALE: Ford, 1978 required. 5 dav week, South Windsor residence. AVON Real Estate M7-1724. M E N T — Stove, refriger­ Coll 875-3902 - days, 875- ter Street, Manchester, Con­ charge with some exped­ L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus LTD Squire Wagon. Good necticut, until May 1,1884 at 9am to 5pm. Benefits. Duties: Cleaning, YOUR TIME IS WORTH t -Tl ator. No utilities. 1st LAWN MOWERS RE­ 3183 - evenings. FOUR STORM WIN­ K N M l $275 a week to start. iting responsibility. Call tax. Sand, gravel and condition. Coll 228-9029 11:00 o.m. for the following: laundry, light typing. MONEVI AAA MANCHESTER - Unfur- floor. No pets, adults PAIRED— Quick, Expert DOWS— 38" wide, 54'/j" (1) DATA PflOCeeSINQ STOCK CICEPTIONin Please submit resume in Lance Valves, Inc., 528- stone. Coll 643-9504. otter 5pm. References required. Immediate Opening* ,lilshed room.KItchen and ' only. 1st and last month Servicel Senior Dis­ ROBERT E. JARVIS — long with screens. Good FORMS Ara You: confidence to Box F, c/o Earn good money, set 9155 for appointment, (2) FURNMHINO WATERTIOKT •A versatile, experienced Good pay to responsible your own hours. iool privileges. Non- and security. $325 a count! Free Pick Up and Building 8i Remodeling for green house. $8 each. the Manchester Herald. 9am - 5pm. b y N o rm a HEALTH RUBBER 1974 CHEVROLET MA­ MANHOLE COVERS dental receptionist'^ person. 644-4055 moklng. S55 weekly. Tel. month. Available May- Delivery! ECONOMY Specialist. Additions, Coll 649-0173. The Town of Manchester Is •A meticulous book­ call 523-9401 Of 278-2941. Part time E PLANT over 5 feet toll, LIBU CLASSIC SEDAN evenings. Tedford JM7-1724. 1st. Coll after 5pm, 649- M O W E R , 647-3660. garages, roofing, siding, on equal opoortunity enr, keeper? EXPERIENCED FORD GAS STATION ATTEND­ TELEPHONE SALES PERSONAL CARE AT­ wide wing span. Needs — 8 cylinder. Power plover, and requires on o •Energetic and people 7850. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ BRAND NEW — Never TECHNICIAN — Strong A N T — 2nd and 3rd shift. TENDANT — For dis­ loving core. $50. Coll steering and brakes. motlveoctlonpollcvtorbllur oriented? Neat appearance neces­ abled young man. 2 hours ^MANCHESTER — Room G 8. J WINDOWCLEAN­ placement windows- been worn Gunne Sox, Its Contractors and Vendors If so our office is searching for a electrical and diagnostic REPRESENTATIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-3045. sary. Call 875-5450. a.m. hourly rote or 4 Tor rent. $60 o week plus IN G — VVe'll Cleon win­ /doors. Coll 643-6712. peach, satin gown, size 9. os o condition of doing busi­ lake charge person who has initia- abilities. Top hourly CLERK FIESTA, 1978 — Runs ness with the Town, os per (ive and a sense of humor. hours per day, in ex­ eecurlty. Coll 6^2659. StorG/OffiOG SpOCG 44 dows, wash walls, flush Great for High . School wage plus incentive pro­ The Tow n of Coventry is seeking applications for 9am to 1pm good. Asking $1595. Coll Federal Order 11246. Please call Ginny at CLERICAL — E x p e ­ change for room and The Internal Revenue gutters at reasonable GENERAL CARPEN­ Prom. Asking $M. Call Bid forms, plans and tpeclfl- gram and benefits. Apply the position of Clerk in the Community Develop­ ______644-1360 - rienced in accounts re- board. Call 643-0805. Service is about to env_ EAST HARTFORD— Prl- rotes. Coll Now For Free TRY 8, REPAIRS — Rec 643-7929. 455-0352, 621-4433. Cdtloni ore available at the to Superior Auto, 646- ment Office. General office work; answers Mon. thru Fri. bark on a crackdown Estimates., 568-7686. rooms, family rooms and General Services Office, 41 0563. ceivables and ;vate entrance, carpeted, OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ Pets 65 Canter Street, Manchester, phones, public contact, filling out forms. Position collections. Good pay that creative real estate ^ Mpn-smoker, parking. Se­ ceilings ore our spe­ SCREEN HOUSE — 12' x JEEP WAGONEER4WD, requires skills in bookkeeping, typing, filing and financiers should be ABLE— Ample parking, cialty. Concrete work 1977 — Very good condi­ Connecticut. and health benefits. Call Salary plus curity ■ Rent, $50. Coll GARDEN TILLING — 12' camel. Excellent con­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ability to operate standard business machines and aware of. The clues call: good location. One 4 done. One day service on tion. Low mileage. First 522-9006. commission. 348-1990. Manchester area. Lowest dition. Outside frame, CONNECTICUT equipment as required. Starting rate will be ^ .6 0 be found in the new fe= room office suite with 610 smaller repairs. Discount DOG TRAINING — Obe­ $3800 takes it! Coll 646- ROBERT B. WEISS, CELEBRITY CIPHER rotes. Senior citizen dis­ one year old. Used only C«Mxtty Ophar cryptogramt art cractad from quotationa by famoua paopta. paat for 15 hours a week. Deadline tor applications is PART TIME HELP deral tax forms. On die. sq. ft.; onother with 210 Senior Citizens. Coll after dience classes starting 6388 otter 5pm. GENERAL MANAGER THIS IS YOUR OPPOR­ We will train. count. Coll for Free Esti­ once. $65, negotiable. 032-04 and pfaaant Each Wtar m tha ctphar stands for anothar. Todty‘9 ckM: Z K . April 20. 1984. Please pick up application and job WANTED — Mornings, schedule A attachment sq. ft. Coll 649-2891. 3pm, 649-8007. April 23rd and 24th In T U N IT Y to train as an ‘Apartments tor Rent 42 mate, Today. 643-9307 of­ Coll 742-5050. by CONNIE WIENER description in the Town Manager's Office, 1712 bagging and carrying out to the standard 104(f' optician. Only career or­ Bolton. Coll 643-9839 for Main St., Coventry, C T 06238. Call 647-1748 groceries. Apply In per­ form, is a revised ques­ SOUTH WINDSOR— 1000 fer 5pm. TOWN OF MANCHEBTER iented people need apply. SCHWINN ONE SPEED, registration. LEGAL NOTICE “PWG JEHLLHYFT GQSNGRRHBO BV An Equal Opportunity Employer between 9am-1 pm son: Highland Park tion that asks you to d^'' sq. ft., S200 monthly. 300 763 Main Street, Roothig/SMing 26" m a n 's bike. $20. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o public hearing on Mrs. Nagy for appt. Market, 317 Highland Clare not only the' 3AANCHESTER — Avoll- sq. ft., S100 monthly. Am­ INGRAHAM — Lawn 8, Monday, April 23,1984ot 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Lin­ Manchester. Odd Jobs. Dethotchlng, Phone 646-7636. PWG IBOZGK FP PWG LBB YBIGR Street. amount of home mortn ■oble Immediately. Extra ple parking, air. 236-6021, Tog Soles 69 coln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and gage interest paid to “ f i -, ;iarge one bedroom opart- 644-3977. Raking, Spring Clean­ consider the tollowine petitions: 12 GALLON CROCK with ITEM 1 St. Bridget Church-Request Special Exception In nancial institutions” biii:: 'ment. Heot and hot water ups, Fertilizing. Lime, BIDWELL HOME Im­ VNBI WHR ABOXGNHOC AWGPWGN also to “ individuals” . cover. Mode In 1932 for NO. 996 accordance with Article II, Section 5.02.03and Sec­ :included. $400. Call 649- MANCHESTER, corner Roto Tilling, Mowing provement Company — tion 6.02.04 to permit church bozoor from June 11, The IRS wants you to fiU'.' (Commercial & Residen­ Roofing , siding, altera­ anniversary of Pfolzgraff TAG SALE — Furniture 19S4 to June 16,1984; and request variance of Arti­ ;4800.______Hartford Road 8, Pine St. and miscellaneous Items. WG HR WHR DNBPWGN’R ZQQ8GN out the name and ad­ tial) 8i Pointing. Special tions, additions. Some Co. $65, Coll 649-0557. cle IV, Section 8.01 to sell beer at church bozoor Cheney Mill Complex. 19 Division Street, Mon­ from Junel1,1984to June 16,1984, within IMOteet dress of those incUL- ;i49 OAKLAND STREET Senior Citizen Discount. number for over 30 years. viduals to whom yoo' Additional retail space ALUMINUM STORM day, April 16th thru Fri­ of another liquor outlet, within 200 feet of o church BN WHR ZGGSGN’R DNBPWdN.” — ■— Two room, heated Coll anytime, 871-0651. 649-6495. and school and In a residence zone-northwest paid mortgage interest' under construction. 500- W IN D O W S — Size 32 X 38. day, April 20th, 9am to ;apdrtment. First floor. 1500 sq. ft. units availa­ $5 each. Coll 649-4152 otter corner of Main and Woodland Streets-Resldence in 1982. Thisinformath^ GARDENS ROT.O- 6pm, Coll 646-8149. Zone B and Residence Zone C. GMFO GRFN. wilt serve as a tip-off to No appliances. No ble. Coll Heym an Proper­ 4pm. ITEM 2 Manchester Republican Town Commlltee-Re- > p ^ . Security, Phone 646- ties, 1-226-1206. TILLED — Lawns Heoling/Plumbliig 55 No. 997 quest Special Exception In accordance with Arti­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Adlai Stevenson was the kind of the identities of 19l2;r mowed. Reasonable HOUSEWIVES creative financiers an'd- ;2426, 9am to 5pm INVITATION TO BID cle II, Section 11.02.05 to permit ocornlvol on May American that Americans themselves would like to think rates. Please call Ken at aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 24, 1984 to MOV 28, 1984 In the parking lot-60V, TOV could flag prime candid •weekdays. BASEMENT OF COM­ ESTATE OF MART O'UARV Americans are." — Waller Lippmann. 4 ______649-9407 or 643-8156. HOUSE AND PROPERTV AT SO SCARBOROUOH STREET, and 76V West Center Street-Business Zone II. Xi1SS4byNEA. Inc. dates for an audit. MERCIAL BUILDING — FOGARTY BROTHERS MANCHEETER, CT ITEM 3 Thomas Bottogler-Appeol from the decision otthe •ALL A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4 1300 sq. ft. $300per month. — Bathroom remodel­ Sealed bids will be received bv the Probate Court tor the NO. 998 Zoning Enforcement Officer doted March 6, 1984 LICENSED DAY CARE Come by TBDFORIk. Ibedrooms. Prices to fit Immediate occupancy- ing; Installation water District of Moncheitar for the purchase of two parcels concerning on 8 foot landscaped butter as required — Done In my Manches­ located at and odlocent to 50 Scarborough Street, Manches­ bv Article II, Ssctlon9.07.01 and lightproof fence os REAL ESTATE, CEN­ •your budget. Housing Un- Coll 646-7647. heaters, garbage dispo­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ter home. Call Cathy, ter, CT, until the close of business, April 30,1984. Bids will be required by Article 11, Section 9.07.02; and request TURY 21 to we can put ;ilm ite d . C all 724-1967 sals; faucet repairs. 649- variance of Article II# Section 9.07.01 to eliminate Earn Extra Money 647-1658. opened at 9:00 a.m., on Tuesdov, May 1, 1984. you on the mad to real e;^ ; (C h g .).______VERNON — Prime office 7657. VIsa/MosterCard required 8 toot bermed landscaped buffer and va­ talo ownership and fkianr riance of Article II, Section 9.07.02 to eliminate re­ building - 2100 sq. ft., accepted. The two parcels consist of: quired lightproof fence both on east side line ond dal slabllHy. Wo ara vary : MANCHESTER— Newer HIGHLAND LANDS­ knewlodgaabla In Iho': divided Into paneled offi­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1. Lot 46 otthe "Mopot Hollywood, South Manches­ north tide llne-341 East Center Street-Business ‘tyro bedroom, second ces. Ideal for profes­ CAPING — Spring clean ter, Conn.," O f shown on mopSB2-S8,on tile In the Zone I. o m OK DOWN. CARUVLe . area of Ibiandna aqd : floor with carpeting, air up, mowing and mainte­ Household Goods 42 Manchester Town Hall, Including the house, gar­ ITEM 4 Klwonls Club-Request Special Exception In occor- With Your Own keep up la data wNh all sional, Insurance. Ample age and any other Improvements located thereon ; NO. 999 donee with Article II, Section 12.02.05and Article See? I've .-TAKeN o f f ;cdnditlonlng and dls- nance. Fertilizing, heavy Ihs latssi IlnancliijL parking. CoU 537-1130 or aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sold lot measuring 70' x 135', more or lets. IV, Section 16 for circus at Manchester Porkode- H iiiH HeeLs' Isehnlguask Slop tala our •hwosher. No pets. $425 537-1080. a n d light trucking. 2. Lot 47 of the "Mop of Hollywood, South Manches­ sost of 340 Middle Turnpike West, and north and afllea on RL 44A, BoNdh ; monthly, plus security- Landscape experts In USED REFRIGERA­ ter, Conn.," os shown on mop SB2-58, on file In the east of 346 Middle Turnpike West-Business Zone rock formations and spe­ Manchester Town Hall and which Is undeveloped; III. Notch, BoHen, M7-etf4 ;C a ll 646-1379. TORS, WASHERS, sold lot measuring 70' x 135', more or lets. ITEM 5 Elliott L. Randall. Jr.-Request variance of Article Part Time Job! so ara can diaeusa your cial design. Mulch, top Ranges - clean, guaran­ Bids may be submitted for either porcel separately or for NO.1000 II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce northerly tide vordtoS soil, trees, shrubs and both parcels combined. Alternate bids may be submitted. feet (10 feet required) to erect garage-92 Green particular nsada and da- •saaMaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*** teed, ports and service. alras. Thaia has navW Idaadqaasaaaaaaaaaae**** stone available. Free Es­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, The Probate Court will determine the form In which the Rood-Residence Zone A. . . . and mothers with young children, bring them timates. Call 649-6685 or property will be sold otter consideration of the bids re- ITEM 6 Patricio D. Wollenberg-Request variance of Artl- baan a baMar lima to buvo •Apartments tor Rent 42 Apartments tor Rent 42 Son, 649 Main Street, C#IVRd. NO. 1001 cle II, Section S.01 for extension of permission tor with you and save on baby sitting coats. • homo. 24 hour aaral. 643- 7712. 643-2171. If o bid Is sublect to contlnsencles, eoch contingency mutt operation of one-choir beauty solon-1S4 Hilliard oa— 7 dayt a araok. .A* iMddddMdddddddaaaaaaa* stMsaseaeaaaaasaaaaaaa be sgecltlcally described. Any bid contingent upon mart- Street-Residence Zone B. mad loyeua Ea d a rlo y«i, TRUCKING — Small gage financing mutt state the proposed Interest rate, term, ITEM 7 Daryl Anpelonl-Request variance of Article II, FOR SALE: Household amount financed, and dote bv which financing must be se- NO. 1002 Section I.U.OKr) to permit occupation of assem­ and yaural loads, ploysond, track- goods - two single beds, bling carbon filtration systems In the hotne-36 Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Elderly Housing Complex- rock, brick chips, cow old round kitchen table, ‘ *'l^ch bid must Include a closing dotano loter than May 31, Woodland Street-Residence Zone A. Hint manure. Also cellars and girl's one-speed bicycle, 1984. Each bid mutt be occomiranM by a certified or c a l ­ ITEM 8 Timothy C. Rohon-Requetl variance of Article II, gas allowance. Call Now The IRS ia eager to! rural setting— 24 cottage ler's check equal to tan percent (10%) of the bid (or the hi­ NO. 1003 Section 4.01.01 to reduce north tide yard to 4 feet attics cleaned. Call 644- stand-up freezer, televi­ find out any seller who* ghest bid If alternative bid* ore submitted.) (10 feet required) to erect attached aarage-9: J7Z5. sion test equipment; lots The property will be told "A t It," with no warranties or re­ Autumn Street-Reeldence Zone A. SOUND INTERE8TINQ? conveniently forgot to; style units. Maximum aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to look at. Owner M oving presentations whatsoever, either os to physical condition or ITEM 9 Presbyterian Church of Manchester-Requeet vorl- You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and tupervisa report creative-flnape annual Income limit OS to compliance of cither parcel with zoning or other go- NO. 1004 once of Article II. Section S.01.01 to permit use of our carrier boys A girls. If you Ilka kids — want a little In­ • I ing interest earnings. Pabitlng/Paperlna SI to Florida. Coll 521-7237 vernmentol lowtorrroulatlons. third floor lor one room to be used In conlunctlon 647-9946 otter 6pm. Written, saalad bids should be addressed os follows: with a tingle family dwellIngUz Spruce Street-Re­ dependence and your own Income. . . $23,500. o r applicatlMiB. CaN aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Probate Court sidence Zone B. lMm§ DRESSER — Four draw­ 66 Center Street At this heorlng Interested persons may be heard and written 647-9947 NAME YOUR OWN Manchester, CT 06040 communication* received. A copy of these petitions hot Ylwradays 741*?*!* or PRICE— Father and son. ers with full swing-type Attn: O'Leary Estate been filed In the Planning Office and moy be Inspected dur­ Ask for Jeanne Promarth wrH* Nop Mvor Hetties, II- Fast, dependable ser­ mirror. Has 6" legs. Moke checks payable to: Estate of Mary O'Leary. ing office hours. . Needs tome work. 850. For appointments and Intormotlon contact Mlchaol D. . ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS eersKi Drlwe, Aedever, CT WonSBii? vice. Painting, Poper- Edward Coltmon, Secretory Coll 643-2880. O'Connell, Esq., 60 Washington Street, Suite 1005, Hartford, y/(fc hanglno 8i Removal. Coll CT 247-3666. Doted at Monchetter, CT this 16th day of April, 1«M 644- 0585 or 644-0036. 02*4)4 0364)4 & M ie 4 b y N C A Inc TEOFOSO SE41 ESTATE ^ ' ^ 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 16, 1984

BUSINESS Lorbler’s lawyer wrong Spying by engineer Court upholds In predicting conviction caused severe damage KInsella probe Transform ‘shortfall’ into ‘windfall’ ... page 3 page 10 page 5 ever, breaking through a 17-year trading range — Slogans, bumper stickers, heated debates, the In B r ie f roughly 500 to 1000 on the Dow industrial average — political conventions, then the election — these we all that dated back to 1965. Some kind of reaction from know are ahead in 1984. But what about the stock that powerful momentum was inevitable. London was guest speaker market? Will this, too, perform according to tradition, Your A second factor is that the phenomenon of strong whatever that is? Go up, down, sideways? Money's markets in presidential election years has become so Kal London, president of Connecticut Travel Below is about the clearest analysis of this always Services, was a major speaker at a seminar in widely publicized that institutional investors may fascinating subject I have come across. have sold early this year. That sort of “ telescoping” Washington April 6 1. Election years are good for the stock market, Worth Manchester, Conn. to April 8 called has become common as major market participants Patchy fog tonight: especially when a Republican wins. Sylvia Porter "Travel Sellabra- try in increasing numbers to anticipate future events. Tuesday, April 17, 1984 While postwar election years have been generally cloudy Wednesday tion USA '84." He "W hile the impact of the 1984 election is still down good for the market, this has been particularly-true headed a workshop the road," says Gregory, "economic and stock — See page 2 Single copy: 25