24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. April 2. 1962 New product success is a matter of patience Residents say what's developing and merchandising new products 10 years .^th new |ii o 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 3. 1982 NATIONAl WEATHER SERVRE rORECAST 10 M>M EST 4 - 3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., April 3, 1982 — 3 --- 79. 7? News Briefing 8t A ------neii s views BAN FRANC«CO\ iDCNtEllli Monster storm Adult education aid V. \n What is the best thing about Manchester? fans eastward cuts protested \.Aiu TEMPfRATURCS United Press International BOSTON (U P I) — President Reagan’s proposed cuts in adult education would A monster spring storm that dwarfed chill the melting pot which for many of its winter forerunners by generations has helped immigrants 1/ .‘ .ItKOW burying High Sierra peaks under IS feet make a better life for themselves. Rep. of snow and kilied as many as 15 people James Shannon, D-Mass., said Friday. UPI WEATHER EOTOCAST roared into the Rockies Friday with 140 “ Look at our country,” he said. mph winds, blowing out windows and “ We’re a nation of immigrants.” Vt e m p whipping up blinding curtains of dust and Nearly 400 sign-waving children and snow. adults gathered In front of the Northern California, which bore the Massachusetts State House to present brunt of the huge storm, girded for a Shannon with petitions bearing the -V vicious encore after 2 feet of snow fell in signatures of more than 15,000 people op Weather mountain areas during the night. A new posed to the cuts. stofm system off the central Pacific Reagan has proposed consolidating the coast spawned a new wave of rain in low adult literacy and basic education areas and snow in the mountains. programs, which teach English as se Today’s forecast Thunderstorms brewed as far north as cond language and basic math, into a eastern North Dakota and extended block grant. Clouds Saturday morning. Low temperatures 25 to 39.^ down to Mississippi and Texas. Strong “ President Reagan is always saying Cloudy Saturday with rain beginning afternoom; winds caused property damage in people have got to go out and work, Becoming windy with heavy rain possible during the; Charleston, Miss., golfball-size hail they've got to get a job,” said Shannon, a afternoon and evening. Highs 4f. to 50. Rain tapering off battered the north Texas town of member of the powerful House Ways and to showers Saturday night. Lows in the mid 30s. Windy Gatesville and heavy rains spawned Means Committee. “ Well, how can you Sunday. Variable clouds and sunshine with a chance of VELYN KUZCYN8KI, JOSEPH HADDAD, JOSEPH ARSENAULT, MICHAEL BOYLE, ALICE POULIOT, JOSEPH POULIOT, RALPH SALVATORE, BARBARA DOYON, street flooding in Little Rock and Hot do that if you don’t have an education?” showers. Highs around 50. Southeast wincjs Saturday iii-' M p n e h ^ e n "IJike the Mancheatar; "it's a pretty Manehaatar: “It’s a nice, Manehaatar: “ The Manehaatar: "There are Manehaatar”: The small Manehaatar: "It'a a clean Manehaatar: “It'S a quiet Springs, Ark. Shannon's remarks drew cheers from creasing to 25 to 35 mph in the afternoon. Wind's ■ town. It's quiet.” quiet, pretty clean little quiet little town.” people.’ so many good things town atmosphere.” town and pretty well laid town." about It.” An extension of the California snow the crowd, which displayed signs bearing becoming southwest late Saturday night. town.” out.” and monsoon. storm slammed into the messages such as “ Savar Nuestra northern and central Rockies with 140 Escuala,” and a Chinese-subtitled poster mph winds, overturning vehicles, that read, “ Save Adult Education.” Exrended outlook : w. kicking up dust storms and clogging UPI photo Extended outlook for New England Monday through Fiscal review /- Colorado mountain passes with heavy Manchester Wednesday; - snow. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; P artly; Two people were injured in the Denver John Wayne gun Suspicious fire cloudy and windy Monday. Fair and cold Tuesday and; suburb of Littleton when wiiids blew out begins; income Michael Wayne holds the John Wayne Commemorative handgun, as Wednesday. Daytime highs will be in the 40s Monday ■ windows of an office building. The winds kiiis 24 dogs toppled radio towers along the eastern his brother, Patrick, watches in the background. The sons of the late and 30s Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows will be actor introduced the gun, which they are selling for $2,995, Friday at the in the 30s Monday and in the 20s Tuesday and' ranks 141st foothills. - TAUNTON, Mass. (U P I) - Fire of Wednesday. - National Rifle Association's annual meeting In Philadelphia. ficials say a suspicious blaze at the E.T. tax a worry Vermont: Cool and dry through the period. High Thompson Kennels killed 24 greyhound temperatures in the 30s and 40s rising to near 50 on dogs Friday valued at $40,000. Wednesday. Ix)ws in the teens and 20s. /y^lanche victims The dogs were killed when the blaze HARTFORD (UPI) — A member of a new commis Guatemalan secret Special squad Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of flurries north and swept through the holding pen at the sion assembied for a top-tobottom look at Connecticut in spending jeaVch blocked fair south Monday. Fair, cool all sections Tuesday and ■4T0^- Stable Street facility at 1 ;30 a.m. The ar finances said Friday he hoped the income tax wouldn't police probed to fight crime Wednesday. Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s Monday and son squad has not yet determined the take center stage. QUAW VALLEY, Calif. ( U P I ) - New in the; mid 20s to mid 30s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows GUATEMALA CITY (U P I) - Twenty- cause. ■'I had the feeling this commission was the fall guy for Of Manchester and the year, at $2,649.2 million. aya]anches and more heavy snow Friday SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - in the 20s Monday apd the teens Tuesday and one members of Guatemala's dreaded Police officer Charles Cordoza said aft income tax,” said E. Lea Marsh Jr., a lawyer from th r e e urea to w n s , The report said property bcked*the High Sierra search for the Trying to cool summer street crime the Wednesday. Ihst two people known missing and secret police, severai under investiga police chief has formed a special 16- some of the dogs were bred for racing. Old Lyme and former House speaker. “ 1 hope we Manchester tanked lowest taxes are the major in per capital expenditures revenue source at $1,754.3 I resumed dead under tons of snow that tion for criminal activities, have quit un member police squad. Two passersby and a member of the haven't been conceived in that kind of a light.” for the fiscal year 1981- million, up 9.2 percent t oared into the Alpine Meadows ski der pressure from the nation's new Police Chief Paul J. Fenton unveiled family that owns the kennel rescued 22 National forecast His comment came at the first meeting of the Com Desort. Six bodies have already been military junta, official sources said the Strategic Response Patrol Unit in an other dogs from the fire, he said. ' mission on Tax Revenue and Fiscal Policy, a 28- 1982, according to a recent from last year. State aid Hy United Press International Los Angeles c » 41 .71 report by the Connecticut increased 9.5 percent or $49 recovered. Friday. order sent out Thursday. Fenton said he At least 15 of the dogs were boarders at City St Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisville r 71 46 member panel established by the Legislature to look at Dynamite and snowplows were used to The same sources said Col. Pedro Gar created the squad to “ nip in the bud” the kennels, owned by Earl Thompson of Albuquerque pc 77 36 .... Memphis r 83 63 jir. state expenses, revenue and tax alternatives. Public Expenditure Coun million and represents 21.3 Taunton. Anchorage c 31 16 .... Miami Bech pc 78 7K Senate Democratic Leader Richard Schneller of cil. percent of total municipal clear the three-mile access road to the cia Arredondo, who resigned as chief of potentiai street problems. Asheville pc 73 34 .... Milwaukee r M 34 popular Lake Tahoe ski spot that was the secret police detective squad, is for The squad, to patrol in cruisers from 6 Joseph Soares, 25, of East Taunton, ' Atlanta cy 79 ST .... Minneapolis r f.l 44 Essex, chairman of the commission, said the agenda Andover ranked highest, revenues. and Anthony Gomes, 18, of Taunton, hillings s n » .u; Nashville r 74 49 over the 10 months of the study will cover the whole followed by Bolton and Education expenditures, blocked overnight by the new slides. bidden to leave the Central American p.m. to 2 a.m., is aimed at stopping trou hirmingham r 83 37 .07 New Orlens cy 80 68 About 18 inches of new snow had fallen. country while an investigation continues ble befoi'e it starts, Fenton said. were driving by the stable when they hoston c 61 38 ...V New York c 6T. 36 economic picture. The intent, he said, isn't to draft any Coventry, in that order. the largest expenditure Still missing were the resort's into the aileged crimes. The unit will ^be used to confront noticed the flames, Cordoza said. lirwnsvH Tx.pc 91 76 .... Oklahm Cty pc 77 66 bills. Manchester, with pop category at 50.8 percent of ttuffalo pc « 23 .... Omaha r 77. 61 ■ M m ulation of 49,761 will spend total municipal expen longtime avalanche expert, Bernie Members of the plainciothes detective problems “ unique to the Springfield The men notified the Thompson fami (.lirlstn S.C. pc 74 61 .13 Philadelphia c 69 40 “ We’re not a legislative body," Schneller said. Kingery, who was talking on the radio to unit, a branch of the national police, has Police Department in the warmer ly, which lives on the kennel property, (.liarlU N!C. pc 77 47 .... Phoenix pc - « &4 Although an income tax was not mentioned in a news $629.19 per capita. ditures, increased by $115.9 been accused of have close links to right- that some of the holding pens were on (.'hicago r 64 43 .... Pittsburgh c 60 28 release of the first meeting. Schneller alluded to it when Manchester ranked 141 million. General govern his staff on the mountain when the slide weather months,” Fenton’s orders said. (Cleveland pc fB 29 .... Portland M. pc P7 32 Herald photo by Tarquinlo struck Wednesday. wing “ death squads'' who kill suspected Sgt. Michael J. Finn, Fenton’s aide, fire. Lisa Gray, 17, Thompson’s grand (kilumbus r er 37 .... Portland Ore. r f4 39 *06 h;e said he was at first reluctant to be chairman of the among 169 municipalities ment, up $14.4 million, had Also missing was Annie Conrad, 22, an sympathizers of Guatemala's leftist said the department’s computer daughter, assisted the two men in Dallas pc 78 70 .00 Providence c 67. 37. commission. It’s cleanup time in the state. the largest percentage in Denver pc 74 40 .... Richmond c 77. « Andover, ranked 47th, crease, 14.7 percent. off-duty employee of the resort who had guerrilla movement. “ tracked and blocked” problem areas rescuing the dogs. Des Moines r 73 f» .... St. Louis r 74 fB “ Some of the subjects we must discuss over the next arrived on cross-county skiis. The official sources, who asked not to for five districts to be patrolled by the Soares and Gomes were taken to Mor Detroit cy R7 30 .... Salt Lake Citys 74 23 i39 eight or nine months might be politically sensitive.” he Members of the town park department get a pick up at Center Park. To d a y’s cleanup will had a projected per capita ton Hospital in Taunton and treated for Duluth r 33 28 .... San Antonio pc 77 69 m uaid. expenditure of $821.75 for a “ It sounds like Worid War II up be identified, said 21 secret police detec squad. El Paso c 79 60 .... San Diego c m t3 l y t head start Thursday on today's townwide mark the fourth year of the event. Last year, San Francisc r fO C .44 Schneller said he saw himself as a “ facilitator and population of 2,144. there," said Nick Bodami, chairman of tives have resigned since a March 23 smoke inhalation.,'jMs. Gray was treated Hartford c 61 32 .... cleanup. Mark Joslin, in the tractor, and Honolulu pc 80 72 .21 San Juan c 87 77. catalyst” and not an advocate of any position, although more than 300 volunteers turned out to lend Bolton had the 73rd the board of Alpine Meadows, at his com coup installed a reformist military junta for a dog bite she,suffered when a famiiy Indianapolis r 70 4f. .... 7d Seattle r 39 John Jurewicz, sweeping In the background. a hand. highest per capita expen Grants mand post at the entrance to the access led by Gen. Jose Efrain Rios Montt, a pet bit her after the fire, the police ■lackson Miss, r 84 69 .... Spokane r 46 27 the person he selected as pi^oject director — University Jacksonville pc M 60 .... Tampa pc 82 re diture. Bolton with a pop road. devout “ bornagain” Christian. Moffett asks spokesman said. of Connecticut Economics Professor William Kansas City . r 77 6T .... Washington c 74 c McEachern — is a enthusiastic supporter of an income ulation of 3,951, will spend Bodami said all other persons who had The coup was led by junior military of Las V^as pc 60 38 .01 Wichita r • 77. 64 forms due $749.05, the report said. been at Alpine Meadows at the time of ficers who ousted President Gen. Romeo acid rain action Little Rock r 77 fa l.M tax. McEachern said the commission was beginning its the killer slide had been accounted for. Lucas Garcia, whijse regime was ac Conspiracy count is added Coventry, with 8,895 peo work during a tumultuous period with election-year ple, will spend $667.56 per Applications for grants Six bodies had been puiied from the cused by international human rights WASHINGTON (U P I) - Rep. Toby Maine court politics and a recession in full bloom. from the Manchester snow. Autopsies showed the victims groups of having one of the world's worst Moffett, D-Conn., Friday said an in capita. It was ranked at 122 “ It’s weird economic times,” he said. Scholarship Foundation smothered to death Under the snow, human rights records. dependent study performed for the admits cameras among the 169 towns and Energy Department indicates rain in the The commission is supposed to report back to the cities. are due Tuesday. described by one survivor, Laurie Banks, lA > tte r y to charges in Purolator case Applications are East will become 40 times more acidic if , PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) - The governor by or before Jan. 1, 1983. The report said as a “ sudden rush of white.” available from the the nothing is done about the problem soon. state Supreme Court ruled Friday it will About half of its $15.0,000 budget will be used to pay statewide, Connecticut will Tornado rips, guidance offices at “ It appears to me that we have an ad allov(.cameras to record its sessions for 5)cEachern, an administrative associate, computer WATERBURY (UPI) - Evelyn Vega, 28, of East Haven the bloody pre-dawn robbery at a spend $2.6 billion in fiscal Manchester High School, Texas town ' ministration that knows we have a a one-year trial period, but the decision Numbers drawn in New 4661. analyst, research assistant and secretary. Another $36,- Prosecutors filed additional charges also faces the additional charge, but Purolator Security depot in Water- year 1981-1982, an increase East Catholic High School problem, but it is hiding from Congress did not extend to the lower courts. England Friday; New Hampshire weekly: 000 will be spent on consultants to clarXy and revise the Friday against two women accused was ill Friday and did not attend the bury, where the three guards were of $233 million over the Train hits car; and Howell Cheney PARIS, Texas (U P I) — A tornado 200- evidence we could use to fashion a The Supreme Court ruled 5-2 in favor Connecticut daily: 870. 654-44-red. state’s tax laws; to study Connecticut's cash manage-, of felony murder in the commando- court session. ambushed and cut down in a hail of 1980-1981 figure. Regional Vocational yards-wide spun destruction through this solution,” Moffett said in a news release. of opening its chambers to television Maine daily: 470. Rhode Island daily; 1879. ment system; and to make alternative budget projec style slayings of three Purolator Both women pleaded innocent last semiautomatic gunfire. Revenues were expected four Injured Technical School. northeast Texas town for 30 minutes “ They are playing hide-and-go-seek with cameras, still cameras and tape New Hampshire daily: Vermont daily: 867. tions. Security guards during a robbery in month to three counts of felony The two men, Lawrence “ Buddy” to be up in the coming CHELSEA, Mass. (U P I) — Four peo Friday after damaging several nearby the truth.” recorders. _ 1979. murder and requested a jury trial. Pelletier, 39, of Waterbury, and ple were seriously injured early Friday towns. At least two people were reported Moffett said the report undermines “ It’s har’d for me to imagine Supreme Donna Couture, 26, of Wallingford The case was continued until April Donald Couture, 29, of Wallingford, when the car they were in apparently dead and as many as 100 were injured. legislation backed by President Reagan Court arguments leading the 6 o’clock pleaded innocent in Superior Court 16, when the women were scheduled who has been divorced by Donna tried to race a Boston & Maine freight Paris officials issued a call for hun to amend the Clean Air Act of 1970. news,” said Attorney General James E. Manchester to a charge of conspiracy to commit to appear at a pre-trial hearing. Couture, were convicted in the case Calendar train at a railroad crossing and was dreds of pints of blood needed by the “ This report undermines the ad Tierney. “ It will give the general pop robbery in connection with the April The women and two male com in January. struck broadside. town of 25,000 immediately, but a ministration’s credibility on the clean ulace the opportunity to see(just how dull 16, 1979 heist of nearly $1.9 million. panions were arrested the day after Both men were each sentenced in The front engine of the 18-car' helicopter carrying the blood was turned air and acid rain issues,” said Moffett, the Supreme Court argum'ents are.” Almanac February to maximum prison terms northbound freight train slammed into back by high winds and a dust storm. who is a candidate for the Democratic man to join of 75 years to life. Attorneys for the the car shortly after 3:30 a.m., and ■ The tornado reportedly damaged as Senate nomination. “ The report is es men planned to appeal. Manchester dragged the vehicle for more than 700 many as 30 .blocks during its 200-yard- pecially critical of the tall stacks built by Donna;Couture last week married feet. None of the train's crew was in wide path through the community just Midwest utilities to disperse sulfur Court denies By United Press International ; a Wallingford used car salesman, Momiuy jured. after 4 p.m. Paris is about 90 miles dioxide and nitrogen oxide pollutants while Ms. Vega had sought permis Parking Authority. 8 a.m., Municipal Building hearing Passenger Diane Ingersoll, 19, of northeast of Dallas. downwind. The administration’s bill Enfield damages Today is Saturday, April 3, the 93rd day of 1982 w itt Kennelly staff, sion for a prison marriage to room- Stoneham, was listed in critical condi Ham radio reports from the area in deregulates these stacks.” 272 to follow. Pelletier, who was her live-in com Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30"p.m., dicated at least two people were dead The bill, he said, “ will loosen controls CONCORD, N.H. (U P I) - The New The moon is moving toward its full phase.. panion at the time of the robbery. Municipal Building hearing room. tion at Massachusetts General Hospital I )47, in Boston, a spokeswoman said. and scores were injured in Paris, Fort on these pollutants considerably. Worse, Hampshire Supreme Court ruled Friday The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and '■•HARTFORD — Congresswoman Barbara B. Kennedy Both women had agreed to testify Town Budget public hearing. 8 p.m., Waddell School. The driver, George Aleskivitch, 23, of Worth civil defense officials confirmed. the report.dismisses the ad the town of Enfield, Conn., and one of its Saturn. has announced the appointment of James Quigley of 80 against the male suspects in return Tuesilay The evening star is Mars. Burlington; and passengers Mary Department of Public Safety officials ministration's acid rain research plan — police officers cannot collect damages Duval St., Manchester, as a part-time staff assistant for possible leniency. But Hockanum River Linear Park Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Sechura, 19, and Darrell Phillip, 21, both said there was also a heart attack death a plan which, the administration con suffered while trying to apprehend an es Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. and caseworker in her Hartford Congressional office. prosecutors declined to call the Probate room. of Revere, were hospitalized in serious in Blossom, about 10 miles east of Paris, tends, must be pursued before we see caped mental patient. Movie stars Doris Day and Marlon Brando were bora Quigley is chairman of the Manchester Economic women to the stand when it was Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Municipal Building on this date in 1924. , condition. that officials were attributing to the tor any action at all to control acid rain.” According to the high court, Jacinto Development Commission and a member of the revealed during the,.men’s trial that hearing room. > On this date in history: Police Officer George Cummings said nadoes. Despite the study’s warning “ that we Oliveria escaped from the New Manchester Democratic Town Committee. both women had ^Iven statement to 'I'liiir.sdiiy. the railroad gates were down and war St. Joseph’s Hospital in Paris, about must control nitrogen oxides in order to Hampshire mental hospital on Nov. 12, In 1806, the Pony Express postal service began with His work with the Congressional office will include a defense attorney. Cheney Historic District Commission, 4:30 p.m.. ning bells and flashing lights were three to four blocks from the twister’s reduce acid precipitation, the ad 1^3 and stole a car. During a high-speed riders leaving St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, Calif., monitoring and coordination of local casework, con Municipal Building hearing room. operating, but apparently the driver of path, reported about 50 injured and of ministration's bill would send us In the chase, Oliveria forced police officer at the same time. stituent services, and project work in the area of Judge's hours, 6:30 to 8 p.m.. Probate room. ficials there said there}'were more than direction of greater emissions of these Michael Dunaisky of Epfield into a guar In 1962, the federal government ordered New Orleans EMS Council, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing the 1970 Ford t r i^ to go around the gates transportation and economic development. ■ ih i 3 sentenced and was struck on the passenger side. 50 injured people at M ^ is tio n Regional environmentally im aging fumes,” drail. His cruiser wqs damaged and he to Integrate the first six grades of public schools. Quigley has also served on the Manchester Transpor room. Medical Center. Moffett said. suffered injuries tqlils neck and back. In 1975, President Ford said the rest of the world tation Commission, and he has been active in local in racketeering I'riday should not regard losses in South Vietnam as a sign politics for many years. He is a veteran of the Vietnam Good Friday, town offices closed. American commitments would not be fulfilled War and is a graduate of the University of Hartford. , elsewhere. Quigley has also served on the Mayor's Downtown NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The In 1979, Jane Byrne swept into office as mayor ***• «•»»»•*» /•.Ar- ■MkvwV' ?•«• ^ *r »* MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., April 3, 1982 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 3, 1982 Choral work set Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Choir to visit Dan Fitts, Editor The Omcordia Lutheran Church will present Choral The Touring Choir from Eastern College in Penir* Alex Qirelli, City Editor Vespers for Holy Week on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the sylvania will be guest eMertainers at Community Bap OPINION church, 40 Pitkin St. tist Church. 585 E. Center St.. Tuesday at 7 p.m. "The program will feature the St. John Passion by Directed by Professor David Maness, the choir will Heinrich Schuetz (1585-1672.) The Passion is recited by sing choruses by Bach. Handel. Mozart. Brahms. an Evangelist, while the words of the people are sung in Bruckner and Anero, as well as traditional and contem- choral settings by the choir. imrary hymns and sprituals. The touring choir of 34 men The choir will also sing anthems and motets by and women is selected from the larger College Choir. Samuel Sebatian Wesley, F. Melius Christiansen, and Eastern 'is a Christian college of liberal arts and Jack Anton Bruckner. Bruckner’s motet, “Christus Factus sciences. The enrollment is about 750. Following the est,” will sung with Christiansen’s “Lamb of God,” and performance Tuesday the Youth Fellowship of the Anderson "Thus As Moses Lifted Up the Serpent,” by Schuetz, to church will serve dessert. Proceeds from the program now, before it's too late close the program. will go to support Miss Debra Blake's visit to mission Washington The program is open to the public. A free-will offering .stations in Thailand. will be received at the door. Editar'H hiitr: The following to put a hair trigger on nuclear an advantage over the other in -Qo-Round wait written by Congressman deterrence. certain weapons systems, overall Edward j/ Markey of The next generation of U.S. and Soviet In other words, we are the United States has the capaci Van Why to speak Rev. Zezzo to speak Massarhusetts, eo-sponsor of a developing weapons that could ty to sustain a first strike and House resolution ealling for a nuclear weapons, which will improve each push us into a nuclear war, not still reduce the Soviet Union to . “Religion in Transition, or Life Without Father’s The Rev. Joseph Zezzo, executive director of the' negotiated nuclear arms side's ability to knock out the other's missiles keep us out of one. rubble. Christian Activities Council in Hartford since 1962, will fre e w . UJA has Technology,” will be the title of a talk to be given by in a nuclear exchange, promises to put a hair ’The arms race between the But even if we concede the ad Joseph S. Van Why at the Unitarian Society be the guest speaker at a vesper service Sunday at 6:30. By Edward J. Markey superpowers also is leaving the ministration argument that a Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., Sunday at 10:30 a.m. p.m. at Center Congregational Church. The public is in trigger on nuclear deterrence. dangerous imbalance exists, the an A rab The theme of the talk will be the ways in which the vited. The United States and the Americans and Soviets little The title of Pastor Zezzo's sermon will be, “The Mis-. credibiUty in persuading other important question remains as to children of the Rev. Lyman Beecher rejected their UPI photo Soviet Union are quickly ap whether we can buy our way out father’s stem Calvinism and strove to evolve a more Sion and Message of Jesus." The Department of. proaching what might be called nations to forgo nuclear im itator Fellowship and Diaconate of Center Church invites weapons. As it now stands, more of it with more weapons, as the compessionate interpretation of Christianity. All seven CROWD THRONG AROUND POPE IN ST. PETER’S SQUARE the "future shock" of the nuclear arsenals. reductions. More than 150 everyone to attend this service. Defense Department proposes. WASHINGTON - Taking their ^ sons of Beecher were ministers and three of his . as Holy Week begins, Pope Paul makes his weekly public audience. arms race. One grass rooU initiative representatives — Democrats, than 30 nations have the capabili daughter played important roles in reform movements Pastor Zezzo was ordained in New Jersey in 1946. Re ty to build the bomb. Pakistan is cue from the United Jewish Appeal, Both sides have built up gigan gaining steam nationwide is a Republicans, liberals and conser THE ANSWER is we cannot. of the last century. Among the famous children was has served as pastor in churches in Eldersville, Pa., and preparing to detonate a bomb. oil-rich Arab countries and their ^ Chester, N.J. He-became pastor of the Windsor Avenue' tic nuclear arsenals. Both sides proposal for the United States vatives — have endorsed the The Reagan plan for a massive Harriet Beecher Stowe. MACC News Iraq wants the bomb. Libya has a American supporters are trying to , Congregational Church in Hartford in 1952 where he are introducing missiles that will and the Soviet Union to freeze resolution, which Senators arms buildup that is then sup Van Why is director of the Stowe-Day Foundation in bid out to buy the Moslem bomb. counter UJA's influence with an out- t remained for 10 years. During' that time the church be harder and harder to keep in their nuclear arsenals. Kennedy and Hatfield have in posed to bring the Soviets to the Hartford, which maintains the Harriet Beecher Stowe By the end of this century, the fit of their own. It's called the ■ merged with the Fourth Congregational Church to their silos during a crisis. Both In California, a campaign is un troduced in the Senate. table to negotiate deep cuts won’t house. question we may be asking During the meeting there will be youth education become the Horace Biishnell Co;^regational Church.' sides are taking technological der way to place a referendum on A freeze in the nuclear arms work. United Palestinian Appeal. ourselves is not “Who has the But where the UJA’s strength • classes and nursery care will also be available. Help! We need a typist leaps in weapons system develop the November state ballot calling race followed by major reduc When we build more, they build bomb?” but “Who doesn't?” ment that will make arms con on the President to begin tions is urgently needed — before more and all we end up with is comes not only from financial power St. Bridget’s Holy Week trol treaties more difficult to negotiations with the Soviets for it’s too late. more weapons, less security and but from the political power of ’This weekly column; published coming champion, Frank THE REAGAN administra Saturday in the Herald, is prepar^ CHEESE; Cheese will be dis negotiate. a nuclear weapons freeze. The The overkill the superpowers more obstacles in the way of Jewish voters, the UPA, lacking any Nazarene's week bursed between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Calderone, Billy Oulundson, John St. Bridget Church will start the celebration of Holy tion has been surprisingly hostile significant Arab-American voting by the Manchester Area Conference .While the Reagan Administra campaign has collected about a have amassed is mind-boggling. to the grassroots plea for a halt negotiating reductions. on Saturday at Center Pelletier and Harry Carr Jr. gave a Week at 7 p.m., tomorrow. Palm Sunday, at the church, strength, is relying on the economic The following events have been scheduled for the com of Churches. breathtaking display of form and tion so far has remained half million signatures so far. More than 50,000 nuclear in the nuclear arms race. If a strategic imbalance exists, Congregational Church to 70 Main St. clout of its Arab sponsors. ing week at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St.: power. The "Celebration for Holy Week" program will be oblivious to the nuclear collision Nuclear freeze groups have warheads are stockpiled on both Secretary of State Alexander the resolution we have in Mondhy ~ 11 a.m. Chapel, the Cornerstone Christian By Nancy Carr Mandiester and Bolton residents The organization has the support whose incomes are at 200 percent of The surprise of the evening was ecumcnifcal in nature and will feature St. Bridget's course the superpowers are on, sprung up in 43 states and 279 sides. It would take no more than Haig has branded the resolution troduced offers the most School. Executive Director of the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia, poverty level or under. Please bring the Assumption Junior High (!hoir performing such classic seasonal numbers as the public fortunately has not. A congressional districts. The several hundred of those introduced in Congress as “bad pragmatic — and certainly the Tuesday — 2 p.m. Crestfield Convalescent Home ser Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab . Not only have we hired a new some form of identification with Cheerleaders, who are crackerjack Mozart's “Ave Verum," and Vivaldi's "Gloria in June Gallup Poll shows Massachusetts, Oregon, and New warheads to effectively destroy arms control policy.” The ad cheapest — solution by calling on vice; 3 p.m., Vernon Manor service. Human Needs Director, Elaine gymnists as well as cheerleaders. Exccisis.” Emirates. With this backing, it is W^nesday — Day of fasting and prayer. you; registration is on the spot. In Americans favor nuclear disar York legislatures have passed UK as the United States and the ministration line: The resolution > the U.S. and the Soviet Union to Stancliffe, we have also been come maximums are: 1 person — Our thanks to Eileen Bynnes, cap Also to be included in the program are appropriate mament by a 2-1 margin. freeze resolutions. More than 160 Soviet Union now enjoy it. would freeze an imbalance in sit down and negotiate a freeze engaged in a not-so-subtle campaign Thursday — 9:15 a.m. L.I.F.T. Bible study; 7:30 p.m. blessed with several new tain, Tracy Kosak, Kristine Colletti, scripture readings, several organ solos, including to solicit funds from American ' Elastem Nazarene College, a Cappella Choir at First $8,620; 2 — $11,380; 3 - $14,140, 4 - Across the country, religious Vermont towns on March 3 voted U.S.-Soviet forces that the White and reduction in the weapons, on volunteers: Angela lamonico, Ruth $16,900. Elderly persons who did not Anr,a Marie Balch, Joanne Schuster, Bizet s “Agnus Dei,” and hymns for congregational par leaders, business executives, to support the freeze. both sides, that are causing the firms that do business in the Arab ‘ Church of the Nazarene, Hartford. Parham, Betty Turner, Edith Mary Beth Daly, Jill Holmes, ticipation. The public is invited. There is no admission And now the U.S. plans to build House perceives would pose a Good Friday — 7:30 p.m. story of Easter in music and register with Human Services are lawyers, doctors, college Congress must now respond to imbalance. oil-producing countries. McKendrick, and Mary Leslie. We Heather Brown, Lynn Adams and charge. more nuclear bombs — 17,000 danger to the United States. Communion service. eligible to register at Center. the grass roots. Congressman A recent fund-raising solicitation are still in sore need of someone to Cheese will be disbursed the first Denise Lanet. students and local legislators, to more bombs, the largest expan Keep in mind we are talking We must now recognize that Saturday — 9 a.m. Cromwell visitation. name a few, are organizing to de Silyio Conte (R-MA) and I have was titled, "An Open Letter to come in on Wednesday morning to Saturday of every month as long as The Concordia Lutheran Youth sion in warhead production this about administration “percep the best defense for the buck lies Group, for the fifth straight yedr, mand a halt to the nuclear arms therefore introduced a resolution country has seen in 20 years. at the negotiating table. Building American Companies that Conduct type this column. Deadline is noon the supply lasts. tions" of a dangerous imbalance and it’s always a problem trying to r;an the concessions for thirsty fans The Palms’ at Trinity race. in the House that calls on the The next generation of U.S. and — or, as the White House likes to more nuclear weapons merely Business in the Middle East.” It ROBBERS STEAL THE GAME; and turned over the profits to reminded’the recipients that more Center’s Easter find someone to type it. The following' events are scheduled for the coming Their message is clear: United States and the Soviet Soviet nuclear weapons, which call it, a “window of buys us more trouble. We also need volunteers for Would you believe the Robbers won? MACC. Bless them. Enough is enough. We are going Union to negotiate a mutual and will improve each sides’ ability A mutual freeze and reduct'on than 2,r00 U.S. companies make It was a very hard fought game all Highlight of the evening: Young week at Trinity Covenant Church, Hackmatack Street: vulnerability.” Tuesdays and Fridays during any Sunday -- 11 a.m. The Trinity Choir, directed by Nor to blow ourselves off the face of verifiable freeze on their nuclear to knock out the other’s missiles buy us security, and that is whai money in Arab countries, to the tune The following events are scheduled for the coming the way, with baskets being shot Master Brandon Brooks sitting on In reality, even though im week at Center Congregational Church: time of the day to answer the phones man Nordeens will perform “The Palms" by Faure. the earth if we do not reduce our arsenals and then begin major in a nuclear exchange, promises balances exist that give each side the public is demanding. of "over $53 billion worth of and do general office work. It makes from stretchers. Rev. Dale Gustaf Mom’s lap, happily shredding paper, business for United States firms.” Monday — 7:30 p.m. Faith Journey, “The Life and son being dragged off in handcuffs while his father. Captain Joseph Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday service. such a difference to us in having our Friday 7:30 p.m. Good Friday service with the The letter pointedly notes that “of Teachings of Jesus,” Robbins Room. by Officer Ed Tighe, the president Brooks, was racing back and forth. Tuesday — 6:30 p.m. Sacred Dance Group, mez hew gals. Irinity Choir performing “A Service of Darkness," by this $.53 billion worth of business for Ruth Parham, for example, is of the Police Union; and clergy zanine; 7:30 p.m. Diaconate, Robbins Room. being called for “traveling” up a NOTICES; Sunday evening at Dale Wood. Stephen Nielsen will be organ accompanist. - U.S. firms in the T' Idl .^ast, less straightening out our Christmas 7:30 at Manchester Memorial Guest editorial Wednesday^ 10:30 a.m. Faith Journey,“ The Life and vouchers so that we know exactly ladder — and by none other than than .001 percent returns to the Teachings of Jesus,” Robbins Room. Referee Wilson Deakin. Big Jon Hospital: The last in the award win A what went where. Thanks to her we region in any form of contributions Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday office of Hawthorne, c6ach for the Cops, ning film series “Begin with Good Good Friday service to charities and humanitarian may just be finished this week so we bye,” which deals with our own per Tenebrae, sanctuary. can think about Easter! compounded the chaos by frequently organizations.” Friday — 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sanctuary open for Good roaring out onto the floor to contest sonal preparation for death and "The iSeven Last Words of Christ,” a sacred Lenten Getting the lead The touchy point, of course, is Friday meditation. EASTER BASKETS; We have decisions. dying. Show in Conference Room C, c antata lor solo, choir and organ, will be presented at whether the Palestinian fund received eight beautifully decorated Big Jon, by the way, was an the admission is free. Free parking Emanuel Lutheran Church on Good Friday at 7:30 p.m. raising effort is humaniUrian or Easter baskets for children as well awesome sight: 7’2” of immaculate is provided across from the hospital. The cantata, by Theodore Dubois, will be presented by political. While readily admitting Breakfast planned as two food baskets, one for an tuxedo crowned by a delicately The date of the Billy Graham Cen Ihe Emanuel Choir and soloists will be Lorraine out of gasoline elderly couple and one for a small tral Connecticut Crusade at the Henricks, Peggy Gustafson and Daryl Stawski. that they have targeted American There will be a men’s Holy Communion breakfast at ruffled pink shirt. WINF’s Randy family.; If you would like to share Wilhite and Shi McKenna added to Civic Center has been changed from sopranos; Ronald Erickson, tenor;. Charles Lundell. P corporations for contributions, UPA South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., Sunday at your joy in Elaster with someone the fun by broadcasting on the spot May 9 to May 23, as Dr. Graham has baritone. Fred Hughes will be narrator. O n .SalurduvH, lln* \laiu'li<*8l«‘r officials insist that their cause Is 6:30 a.m. with the Rev. Clifford Simpson as guest necessary to produce leaded gas else, baskets and flowers may be all of this and some truly spec accepted the invitation to preach in The cantata will be directed by P. Melvin Lumpkin, Herald reprints eililorialti from strictly humanitarian. Their first speaker. the USSR on April 9. Further up-' with a lead content of no more left at the MACC Office at St. tacular shots. ’The game started late organist and choirmaster at Emanuel. The public is in other New England newspapers. goal, for example, is support for a Other events scheduled for the coming week are: Bartholomew Church, 736 East Mid dates will be forthcoming. vited. This one is from the Boston Monday — 6 p.m. meal In the upper room; 7:45 p.m. but was good fun thanks to a whole than .r. grams per million, the hospital in the Arab city of Gaza, in dle Turnpike. We’ll pass along your raft of performers including: G lobe. standard that will become Administrative Board. life brightener. THANK YOU; The Theodore and the strip of land along the ’Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. “Sharing” group; 7 p.m. Boy Ruth Chambers for their donation to Few of the Reagan Ad applicable to all refiners in Oc Mediterranean that Israel won from COPS; Sandy Ficara, who wears Scouts: 7 30 p.m. Christian Yoga. HUMAN NEEDS a St. Anthony medal and was high Room-at-the-Inn, bringing the total Cantata at Emanuel ministration’s efforts to reduce tober. Egypt in 1967. Wednesday—1:30p.m. AARP Executive Board; 7:30 DEPARTMENT; By the middle of scorer for the game, John Marin, contributions since January to a lit-. The Administration proposal tie over $500. Only $2,500 to go! health regulations are more dis I P,\ OEEICIAI.S stressed to my p.m. teachers’ meeting; 7:30 p.m. religion and race. April the Human Needs Department Larry Wilson, Richard Busick, quieting than the proposal of the to back off from that require- Htursday — 6:30 p.m. junior choir; 7:30 p.m. Holy will be happily installed in their new Howard Beeler, Steve Novak, To the Manchester Community The following events are scheduled at Emanuel associate Lucette Lagnado that Lutheran Church for the coming week: PmtQnfion Arron- fH PPJ.DreSUmabW Communion. office on the second floor of Center Joseph Brooks, Marty Jordan, Rick Services Council for their generous * Place him face downwatds, aftd bend his kSfss; cefinec their organization is “apolitical,” Friday — 10 a.m. AI-Anon; 7:30 p.m. worship; 7:30 Congregational Church. This central Smith and Edward Wilson. check to the Emergency Food Pan Monday — 3:30 p.m. Staff meeting; 6:45 p.m. Scouts;! Pass both feet under the string, and he will be un and note that the Internal Revenue p.m. United Methodist Youth Fellowship; 8:15 p.m. location will make it more con try, And to Mitch Hodge and the 7:30 p.m. Church Council. able to get away.” percentage of Service has deemed it is a chancel choir. venient for our clients to reach us, ROBBERS; Dale Gustafson, Unitarian Universalist. 'Tuesday — 10 a.m. Beethoven Chorus: 4 p.m. Chrub jaded gasoline charitable organization entitled to as well as for the convenience of Mike Lohman, Jeff Henricks, Jim c l o t h i n g ' BANK; Baer, and Junior Choirs; 7:15. p.m. Conway Diet Institute;. THERE II W E BEEN revisions of the handbook ,gj.g gj.g going tax-exempt status. people leaving food and clothing Meek, Mark Larson, Paul Henry, Pamela Carter, William Keating, 7:30 p.m. Toastmasters; 7:30 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran New adult group to meet Women. over the decades, just as there have been changes ... ^ i, ^ But the founder and original direc bank donations. Our entrance will be Burt Strand, Tom Colley and (or Margaret Clark, Frank Morasco, in the Girl Scout uniforms. The advice on guns and‘^ market dained on the S|Mt to fill out the Wednesday - 7 p.m. MARCH Inc.: 7:30p.m. Emanuel tor of the UPA, Paul Ajlouny, is by The following events are scheduled for the coming the single blue door next to Lincoln Zepp, A.A. Valeski, and our burglars disappeared at some point. o install the team) Gary LeMire, Scott Hanson, anonymous donors. Choir. his own admission politically week at North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St.: Center. Because of this move, all "All scouts should know how to shoot," said theary to produce human needs calls will have to be Bob Standley, Neal Montany, Fran FOOD; Second Congregational Thursday — 7 a m. Communion Service in the chapel;- minded. The publisher of an Israeli Monday — 7 p.m. Finance Committee meeting. II a m.-Communion service; 3:45 p.m. Belle Choir; 7:30 pioneer handbook written by a naturalist of thie in gasoline Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. Ecumenical Prayer Group directed to 646-4114. cis Buchard — all coached by Jim Church, Community Baptist Church, time, W. .I.Hoxie. F u rth erm o re /m o t^ r x s u ) Arab newspaper, Al-Fajr, he has The Human Needs Department is Morelewicz. Our Lady of Fatima Mother’s Circle pirn. Communion service. meeting. Friday — 7:30 p.m. Cantata, "Seven Last Words oT - "By this I do not mean that you should go all da.,, r k been an outspoken supporter of Arab Wednesday — 12:10 to 12:50 p.m. brown bag lunch, Bi in real need of office equipment, and We bad the best half time (8 Easter baskets), and St. Mary’s. behind some big dog and try to kill the birds he finf_ causes, a critic of U.S. support of the help of friends would be program ever, thanks to Kwang FURNITURE BANK; William Christ," Dubois, by Emanuel Choir and soloists. *pi\^jiciirta pell ijTtJUicil ly atv^Jtcin ----J 30 rnontnS 3nd tMlIS l«t feffictPlMSfsSl ble study, and Communion; 6:30 p.m. Upper Room Hwang and from his School of Tae Satiirday — 10 a.m. Altar Guild will arrange Easter ■$« For BITTIKS Qjm Hk Israel and an adviser to the meal; 8 p.m. choir rehearsal. gratefully appreciated. 'Our most Keating, Frank Morasco, Bdtty urban areas. because the October .5 gram Palestine Liberation Organization urgent needs are for filing cabinets, Kwan Do. Laura Barenbaum, Brown, Kathy Winegar, Betty lilies in the sanctuary and Easter egg hunt in Luther Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Tenebrae service. Hall and Folk Group rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. Youth Easter Much of the attention, on lead standard has been on the books at the United Nations. Friday — 7 p.m. New Adult Group; 7:30 p.m. Good a bookcase, a small table, and a runner-up in last year’s world cham Blodgett. or years, refiners that have not desk chair. pionship, John Palais, also an up and Our blessings to you all! Vigil, overnight; 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous in poisoning has centered on lead- What might have worried the IRS Friday service. Luther Hall, 60 Church St. based paints. But lead additives already begun the conversion more than that, though, was the fact in gasoline contribute about one- can be presumed to have been Open forum/ Readers' views that Ajlouny was indicted in fifth of the lead released into the planning to go out of business or September 1978, on charges of Send letters to: The Martchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 environment annually. That lead change their product line in any trying to smuggle stolen com Religious Services munications equipment. The federal T H E " is spewed from the engines of event. BIBLE cars and gets into the dirt of city The refinery changes needed prosecutor who handled the ease complishments and endeavors come believes the contraband was in SPEAKS streets where it is ingested by to meet the .5 gram standard “Rain, all day and all night, let it and North River Road. Rev. W. H. tended for the PLO. Ajlouny was 11:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. The Priorities up with such a law? It represents A n d o ve r Wllkena. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ble Study. 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 Bjr children. add just one-tenth of a cent to rain!” 7:30. 9, 10:30 and noon. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. a.m. worship service. Rev. Jeffrey Belcher, pastor. 10 sheer stupidity and simultaneously convicted on one of more than 100 school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser> OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- Eugana JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 Sur^day school; 10:30 a.m., ser NORTH UNITED METHODIST a.m. worship service and church The exact nature of the the cost of gasoline. Further, FIRST CONQREQATIONAL vice. side Street and Hillstown Road To Ihe Editor; throws man in reverse thousands of Bill Reak counts filed against him, sentenced Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday; vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. Brawar CHURCH ol-Andover, UCC, ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Rotate Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:3C changes in the phasedown of respectable studies argue that Congregation Bible Study. 7 p.m.; evening service. Rev. Richard W. Dupee. paster. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL' Reviewing an article in the Feb. years. Coventry to two years in prison and served Route e at Long Hill Road. Rev. 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; a.m.. Priesthood and Relief '.'He who provides for Thursday: Theocratic School CONCORDIA LUTHERAN 8:45 Adult Bible class, worship, .CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. lead in leaded gasoline that the overall cost of making con 13 edition of the New York Daily Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 0:30 Rev. John L. Suprenant, Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament We have come this far, yet we still several months in a federal peniten (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. nursery for children 5 years oid Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior this life, but takes no a.m. Church achool: 11 a.m. associate pastor. Saturday Meeting. might be embraced by the EPA version will be offset by the News, I was appalled at what I read. don’t understand the concept of tiary before being released. Service Meeting (ministry Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. and younger; 9:45 coffee pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, care for eternity is wise worship service with nursery, masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday: 6:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Commu fellowship: 10:15 Worship, church associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. for a moment, but a fool is not yet clear; that decision savings on medical and Without going into disturbing common sense. How many parents Sleepless A handwritten internal IRS colfae hour after service. masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; nion, nursery care provided; 10 school for children through Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 forever.” (Tillotson) a.m. Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., will be based on the results of educational spending that will deUils, the article sUted that a man across the nation, with a newborn memo, dated Aug. 31, 1979, noted Watchtower Study, 10:25. a.m. Sunday School through Grade 6. nursery. e.m. Worship srvice. sanctuary: A most prevalent in-' To the Editor; Bolton SECOND. CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., ZION EVANGELICAL raped and stabbed a pregnant child three months old, could look at that a “question arises over the fact, grade 6 in classroom wing. SECOND congregation Ial 10 a.m. Church School. public hearings scheduled (in otherwise be necessary to ad CHURCH. (United Church of holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri consistency in our na 3 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST April). dress the problems of those in woman, killing her unborn child. their child and believe that he or she In your editorial of Feb. 25 that the organization’s (UPA’s) CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 Christ). R < ^ e 44A. Rev. Robert K. air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation^ Synod), Cooper and High streets. SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon tion of churches and The mother survived. wasn’t alive six months before? headlined “How can they sleep at director is an advisor on American Hebron Road. The Rev. J. ClIttord Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. meeting. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl. pastor, 9 St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Bibles is an alleged The only acceptable course, jured by the ingestion of lead. A Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at Church s c h ^ for aH ages; 11 UNITED PENTECOSTAL a.m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a.m belief in eternity and a According to the state of New That child of their’s that now night?” you listed types of persons affairs to the UN’s PLO observer.” minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. however, is to make no changes rollback of the lead-in-gas stp'n- S p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, a.m., worship aarvtce (child care CHURCH, 167 Woodbridge St Sunday School and Youth Forum. TRINITY COVENANT devotion to material York, this man, who is still at large, laughs, crys, sleeps, eats, and takes who profit in dollars from the tobac The IRS lawyer who wrote the 9:15 and 11 a.m. provided). Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Holy Communion first and third at all. Many refiners have dards would serve no worthy CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. things in the same peo can’t be charged with murder. The baths. I think we all know what the co industry, and wondered how they memo seemed to be unaware of the BOLTON UNITED METHODIST FIRST CONGREGATIONAL a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. Sunday. Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor; raoral Vesi^rs For Holy W eek^ ple. How can one make already made the investments public purpose. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 worship: 6:30 p.m., prayer: 7 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall Milton Nilson, assistant pastor. 8 state of New York’s abortion laws unanimous answer would be. could sleep when their income is criminal charges pending against Rev. Marjorie Hllae, pastor. 0:30 Main S t Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, p.m., worship. material gain his and Vernon streets. Eugene and 11 a.m., worship services, number one priority if permit this. This law states that: “a In proposing a new law, I suggest causing untold numbers of death Ajlouny at the time. But Ajlouny’s a.m„ church achool: 11 am ., minister. 9:30 a.n t Church School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. nursery for Infants; 9:25 Sunday worship service, nursery. at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, J Wednesday^ April 7 • 7’ " p.m. he believes that this life fetus less than six months old could the following: The day any woman from lung cancer. connection with the PLO was Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible Bible School: coffee time at 10:30; 1 ST. QEORQE'S EPISCOPAL Worship aarviGa. nursery care pastor. 10:30 a.m.. worship ser classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. I is but the anteroom to 6:30 p.m. evening service. not live and breathe on its own, so it is told by her doctor that the most The enclosed full-page cigarette enough to trigger the IRS man’s CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. provided In Church Lane House. vice, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL eternity? is not considered a living form.” wonderful process in the world has advertisement (March 2) carried by suspicions. In the end, however, he John C. HoHIgsr, vlear. 10 a m ., school; 7 p.m., informal worship. ble study. Nursery provided for all CHURCH. Park and Church Jesus put it tersely: Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. M anchester ST. JOHN’S POLISH services. Concordii Lutheran Churcdi The medical examiner ruled that begun, from that moment forward the Manchester Herald would seem concluded that “even though it may streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob “ Seek ye first the Nursery program^ and coftse NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, son. rector: Rev. Alan J. 40 Pitkin 8t„ Nfnslltater, Ct. kingdom of God,” Matt this fetus was a week or two short of that process should and must con to indicate that publishers and Mlowshlp. . GOSPEL HALU Center Street. 23 Qolway St. Rev. Walter A. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 raise some questions concerning the Broadhead. assistant to the rec 6:33. To Christians Paul being six months old. If the suspect tinue. There is nothing in the world BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL 10 a.rn.. bnsakmo Sraed; 11:45 Hyszko. pastor. 9 a.m., mass in a.m.. church service. Sunday tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, edj^tors of newspapers and motives for establishing this English; 10:30 a.m., mass In Featuring wrote: “Set your mind is caught he can only be charged CHURCH, 220 Bolton Comer a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m.. school, and care for small essistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. that can alter that happening once magazines that are .making lots of organization, it cannot operate to Rood at the Qresn. Rev. J. Stan gospel meeting. English and Polish. children. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser on the things that are with “attempted murder.” it’s started. When it is altered by a money with full page cigarette ads bar (tax) exemption” sougjit by the' ton Conover, mlnMer; 0:30 am., FULL GOSPEL ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S COMMUNITY BAPTIST vice and Eucharist with church above, not on the things Whether or not th)kt fetus can sur lunatic, then it’s murder. worship eervloa Sunday School, INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn CHURCH, 565 E. Center St. Rev. school. 11 a.m.' Ho|y Eucharist. that are upon the should also be on the list of persons United Palestinian Appeal. nursery; 10:30 a m . Cohee Hour pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. vive on its own is irrelevant. The CHURCH. 745 MSIn S t RSv. James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Holy comrrunion every Th^ St. John earth,” Col. 3:2. ^ i s i ^ The day I wrote this article, it was who should be suffering from insom In Chandler HaH; 10:45 a.hi. Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; a.m.. Church school for all ages, Wednesday at 10 a.m. to be a nominal Chris basic fact is that there is something what most people consider a mis nia. FOrum Program. a.m., praise, worship servica and Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and kindergarten through Grade 4 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST tian, having your name Bible Study: 7 p.m.. delivarance 11:30 a.m. continuing during the service; CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. there that’s alive. That fact alone is erable rainy day, with little to do. If If every newspaper and magasiiie Policy on letters service. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev., assion on a church roll, and p o ve n try 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence idly participating in all that, should, matter. In thrqe you or I faced the same fate as this would refuse to carry cigarette FAITH BAPTIST CHURCIj. 52 William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. nursery provided. M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship Heinrich Shuetz short nionths that living fetus will unborn child, this so-called mis advertising that enticea new ,■ COVeNTRY PRI8BYTEA1AN Lake S t Rev. James Bellasov, Krukowskl. Rev. Robert. Bur CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. some iraditional rituals Hw Herald ivdonnea Iett4 0 to CHUBCH. Ko u l* 44-A M Tr6w> pastor; 0:30 a.m.. Sunday school; bank, team ministry: Rev. Edward may pacify your con be a new person on this earth. erable day would never have smokers and encourages pi^eaent 236 Main ^t. Rev. Neale McLain, . EMANUEL LUTHERAN l>rWlo« Roada Aav. Brad evana. 10:30 a.m.. worship service; 7 J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 senior pastor: Rev. George Em- CHURCH, Church and Chestnut irformed By The science, but it cannot ,'paator. Sunday, 8:S0 a.m. p.m., evening ssrvios. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at mitt, minister of visitation and OlMabyNEA.Inc. I can’t believe the people who existed, whether we were six days, smokers^ one could almost streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson offset devotion to tUs 3£ make these laws, who probably have six weeks, or one or two weeks ^ y Letter!;■ IftMlly ihould he ( Iirorahlp; 1S:48 ,a.m. Sunday CHURCH OF THE 7:30. 9 and 10:30 and noon; and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday and the Rev. Michael R. world. guarantee that the death rate fnMR. ^ p.m. SiMa atiidy and ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at at 5 p.m. of being sb( months old and unborn. andi llllba no hneer thaii] school: 10:45 a.m., worship, Lohmann. pastors; Jeff Henricks. Coi||bordia Church Choir children themselves, aren’t aware lung cancer would dr.ttir .wadnaedey.7Aip.m. Thompson Road. Rev. Edward 8. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 children’s church and nursery; 7 Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, CHURCH OF CINST "That's a list of erroneous facts you can use, Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses of, or didn’t even consider this basic Someone should speak loudly for phenomerally. Thli^ about i f ; "mg,' Main 8 t Rev. Philip A. Sheridan p.m., evening service, nursery. pastor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. Lyd«a and Vtm oaM twli Just In case you want to stir things up, again." knowledge. How can an intelligent this unborn child. I feel I iDjort res M ’.'P OP PEACE at 6 and *7:30 p.m.^ Sunday and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co- CALVARY CHURCH Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Dav|d L. Almond Conductor to aettottoK to tlw CHURCH. Routa 31 masses at 7:30. 0, 10:30 and pastors. Saturday masses at 5 (Assemblies of God). 647 E. Mid Chiir^^h ^rhool. Adult Forum. Bi society with all our fine ac pond and can only say this; Meiion Ferrb RHlfjs ^ Lexington, Mass. and taite. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- April .3, 1982 Reagan issues guidelines MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April 3. 1982 — 9 _ Obituaries Engagements / Weddings Papers declassification tightened Mary Frazlor Applaby | Mrs. Mary h a zie r Appleby o f) East Hartford, formerly of^ TV'Movies/Comics WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi necessary sensitive infonhation. some confusing language that will error;' to prevent embarrassment to Manchester, died Friday at an area People improvement” that strikes a-“ good FOCUS / dent Reagan Friday issued new A senior government offidial said make it easier for the government a person, organization Or agency; to . balance” on the classification of in convalescent home. guidelines on the classification of that previous rules under the to defend the classification,” he restrain competition; or to prevent formation. She was the widow of Russell'- Appleby. documents that will make it easier Freedom of Information Act, said. or delay the public release of infor “ I have always felt that some way Funeral service are incomplete for government lawyers to block the allowed judges to decide whether a Another official denied that the mation that does not require could be found to produce the proper and Will be announced at a later date release of sensitive information. requested document should remain changes, which also include national security protection.” CQinmon sense balance that does not by Hohnes Funeral Home. , '- “ Protection of the security of the classified or be released. alterations in the declassification A White House fact sheet said a interfere with the rights of citizens United States and all its citizens is The new order changes the tests process, will pull the teeth of the classified label will be assigned to a to have access to information while the first and most solemn duty of the courts apply in^ making those Freedom of Information Act. document only when the proper of- still allowing for protection against In decisions, tilting the alterations sub every president,” Reagan said in a The president said his order ficial determines ‘‘that un unauthorized disclosure,” -!f The Dean of Salisbury stantially in the government’s Focus statement. “ This order will improve “ enhances protection for national authorized disclosure of the infor Goldwater said. " I believe this new Mrs. Eathar M. Gorman my ability to meet this con favor. security information without per Adele mation could reasonably be order does this.” Mrs. Esther M. Gorman, 86, of 62 stitutional obligation.” The official said the government mitting excessive classification of expected to cause at least damage But Sen. Walter Huddleston, D- Linden St., died Thursday night at a Angle A prominent English bishop stays with daughter in Coventry The president said the order takes has never lost a contested case in documents by the government.” to the national security.” Ky., a member of the committee, local convalescent home. She was. into account the balance between volving a national security matter He said it forbids the use of Seri. Barry Ch>Idwater, R-Arii., said the order creates -“ a serious the wife of the late Michael Gor-‘ the citizens’ right to know and the and “ we want to keep it that way.” classification "to hide violations of chairman of the Seriate Intelligence danger of over-classification and man. "What we’ve done is clear up By Rhea Talley Stewart liberties. government's ability to protect law, inefficiency, or administrative Committee, called the order a “ big .excessive secrecy in government.” She was born in Manchester on Special to the Herald Before all this happened. Dean 4: Sept. 2,1895 and had been a lifelong Evans was saying in Coventry: ■ iS H S iiite?' resident. She was a member and^ Your The original Magna Carta past regent of St. Margaret’s Circle, came close to burning in England ” W HAT WE in England ad Dairy Britain Daughters of Isabella. early this week. The arson fire mire in the United States is the She leaves two sons, Robert F. • was of more than passing in achievement of a multi-racial Gorman of Manchester and Thomas . change, terest to two English transplants. people... We have our own racial talking J. Gorman of Manandiz, N .Y .; a Dr. and Mrs. Alan Broadhead of problems in England as the problems nephew, Clarence E. Foley of, Qiventry. result of the end of the British - firtir Manchester; 9 grandchildren; and 9* please That’s because the document Empire. We are absorbing well, great-grandchildren. ' .rests in Salisbury Cathedral, but there are areas in the inner '.MM tough Funeral services will be Monday which was almost burned to the cities where things are not right, are cited at 8:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney . My head barely reaches up over ground as well. And Mrs. and the recession makes them Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. ’ the moving belt. The- belt which Broadhead's father is Bishop worse.” Continued from page one with a mass of Christian burial at 9 ‘ keeps the celery and the tuna fish Sydney Evans, dean of Salisbury Dean Evans said he admired MONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I) The Ca thecal. the way America has made up a.m. at St. James Church. Burial'* cans and the bright red packages of director of the Vermont Farm mediate' word of any British will be in St. James Certietery. Just a few short weeks before for the lack of its own past by hamburger moving cheerfully Bureau Friday agreed with Gov. casualties. Friends may call at the funeral ’ Bishop Evans was a houseguest gathering in the pasts of other along. I like this belt; I wonder why Richard Snelling that the state’s The Argentine government im home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ’ in the Broadhead home. He people. On his visit he went to dairy farm ers must find new mediately issued a statement p.m. Memorial contributions may > the cans don’t disappear undemeaUi agreed to an interview — but with Yale University to see the I’aul markets or cut pr. duction to sur promising to protect the lives and be made to MARCH Inc., P.O. Box it when they get to the end; and some initial hesitation because, Mellon collection of art from vive, but he chided Snelling for property of the archipelago’s 1,900- 574, Manchester, 06040. where does the belt go when it gets he said, if word got out that he Great Britain, which he found making longterm solutions sound English speaking residents. finished. was in the U^S., he’d be deluged magnificent. like answers to today’s problems. But Galtieri warned that Argen I am watching this belt because with requests to speak at Dean Evans was asked about “ You just don’t say we out to cut tina would defend the islands my mother is arguing with the churches and universities. the England of the l920s depicted down on dairy production and diver- against a British attempt to reclaim in the BBC television series, clerk. I ’m 4 years old and accept sify without offering some them. Jennifer Nicole Potlez “ I’ M AFR AID I don’t look “ Brideshead Revisited.” While this as a perfectly normal part of suggestions on marketing,” said “ We will not retreat before an in Jennifer Nicole Potiez, 16-months- much like the dean of a great he styled the acting "superb” . bureau Director Deacy Leonard. timidating deployment of the old, of 36 Ensign St., died Thursday day to day living. All mothers argue .English cathedral,” he said as he Dean Evans called Evelyn In announcing an April 14 dairy British armed forces which are evening in Hartford Hospital. with clerks; that's ' what you do stepped outside the Broadheads' Waugh’s book, of which the TV conference aimed at salvaging the threatening an indiscriminate use of Born in Manchester, she was the - when the clerk hands you the sales Coventry home to be series is a literal rendition ” a state’s vital dairy industry, Snelling force,” Galtieri told his jubilant na daughter of Daniel A. and Jane , slip. You question it. And, so what if photographed^ in casual clothes curious presentation of English Friday cited a burgeoning national tion in a televised address. Mullen Potiez. the jar of spaghetti sauce that you and houseslippers one day. life and quite imaginary. That is milk surplus coupled with dwindling y i The Falklands, a chain of 200 Besides her parents, she leaves thought said 89 cents actually said 99 There was an ecclesiastical an uncommon family it shows.” federal funds to subsidize dairy look about him, slender form, rocky, windswept islands dis one sister, Julie A. Potiez, her cents; and it isn’t the clerk’s fault The dean himself did not come prices. high bridged nose and tapering covered by Britain in 1592, have paternal grandmother, Mrs. Loretta ' but your error after all. She got the from that world of “ Oxbridge," a Two milk handlers have severed Potiez of South Windsor, her mater fingers. For someone caught up British portmanteau word in been the subject of a sovereignty paper napkins two packs for a dollar purchase agreements with more dispute for more than 200 years. nal grandparents, Jospeh and Eldith ‘ in the show, “ Brideshead dicating the two most famous un wrong. than 200 Vermont dairy farmers in Argentina maintains it inherited a Mullen of Bristol and several aunts Revisited,” he looked like an iversities, Oxford and Cam recent weeks in an effort, made Spanish claim to the islands, which and uncles. The above memory is brought to extra. bridge. The son of a Somerset possible by the surplus, to drive you by someone who today NEVER are believed to be rich in oil Graveside services will be held TH IS WASN’T his first visit businessman, he was graduated milk prices down to bargain- resources — so rich that a U.S. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Center argues with store clerks. After a from Durham University and basement levels. to the U.S. Dean Evans has been defense Department consultant Cemetery behind the First childhood spent' waiting for a ' a regular visitor here for the last after ordination assigned to a “ Vermonters have got to start Herald photo by Pinto Photo by Stewart recently said they held the promise Congregational Church of South mother who suspects the world of 10 years. parish in a mining village. looking very closely at the size of That’s amazing of becoming another “ North Windsor, Main Street. There will be :rying to cheat her out of every last Alan Broadhead was a young BISHOP OF SALISBURY CATHEDRAL VISITED COVENTRY The dean of Salisbury the herds they are carrying,” Seatype” oil field. no calling hours. Cathedral has total responsibility Snelling said. lickel, I have a different approach. I English medical student when he ... his cathedral struck by arsonists this week Oil industry experts differed over The Samsel Funeral Home, 419 met Patricia Evans in the parish for its life and historical in “ We’ve got to reduce production Elementary school students from Martin Arvine Road. The other students from left to assume the world wants to give me whether oil might have been the Buckland Road, South Windsor, has church of St. Stephens (Jhurch in heritance. “ The problem,” he ... We’ve got to find a stable price School watch attentively as they conduct an right are, Mrs. Aucoin’s daughter Jessica, my change correctly. niotive for the invasion. British of charge of the arrangements. • England. They married. He the fire service there is no doubt said, “ is to find money to main that will permit efficient producers air lock experiment at the science fair held at Suzanne Demarchl of 32 Spring St. and her It is part of the ‘You are innocent 8, and a setter, Cassiopeia, happened this week at Salisbury ficials said the attack was staged to Memorial contributions may be became a psychiatrist. Dr. the cathedral would have burned tain the ancient fabric and to to find a market.” the school Friday night. Watching her son sister, Kathleen. until proven guilty’ approach to life, known as Cassie. Dean Evans Cathedral. Dean Evans’ staff divert the attention of Argentines made to the American Liver Foun- : Broadhead was invited to Hart to the ground,” said a spokesman enable the worshipping life to He also suggested farmers may Berijamin do the testing, is Ju d y Aucoin of 67 and it's gotten me through most later reported that the kitten had speculates, according to press from their nation’s wildfire infla dation, 30 Sunrise Terrace, Cedar ford for one year by the Institute reports, that thieves tried early for the bishop. meet contemporary needs.” want to start raising other animals tion. supermarket encounters very well. found a niche with a neighbor. Grove, N.J., 07009. for Living. He was later asked to in the morning to rob the offer As it was, one, fire under the or new vegetable crops, as well as Signs that say sternly, “ Count .your Although Dean Evans talked SALISBURI CATHEDRAL ' join its staff. tory boxes. Those boxes had just high altar charred the wooden the possibility of checking into change” have never meant much to animatedly about the United is up the road from Stonehenge, been emptied. Evidently the framework and another expanding the market for Vermont HIS FAMILY was so at States, one subject which did not the earliest archaeological relic me; I go more by instinct than by thieves, like some muggers, threatened the 19th century dairy products to the southeast. general math. tracted to the Manchester- arise on this visit was crime; of English life. Coventry area that they have decided on a violent revenge. organ. But the 750-year-old “ Frankly, I think some of them Client gets long term; lawyer cries Maybe that’s why when the Great specifically, the tendency of “ Sometimes I look out my win-' They climbed a drain pipe and cathedral, with its 404-foot-high are long-term projects and I ’m not built their second home at 650 would-be muggers to turn nasty dow and I must remind myself Moment Comes and some poor store broke a window, gaining admit spire, the tallest in England, sur sure we can move fast enough on Broadway, Coventry, about 200 when their victims have only a that this is not like the rest of the VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. ( U P I ) - Georgetown University play for the clerk actually does short change vived. So did the Magna Carta, them to help the market in 1982,” “ As an attorney and as a feet from their first home. few cents in their purses; a tance to ah area where they set world. New England is like that, The attorney for a woman sentenced NCAA basketball title last weekend On Legier’s advice, Ms. Purcell crimes and had been convicted on off two fires. which King John signed in 1215, Leonard said. professional, I probably was swayed me, panic sets in. The moment is The other day a young black tendency which leads some New beautiful beyond words, but not to 20 years in prison for forgery believing his client would not get a pleaded guilty to four forgery more than 60 forgery and bad-check ' ■ establishing areas over which the “ I think it’s awful easy for anyone into a false sense of security alMut always unpleasant and right up kitten was attempting to join the Yorkers to carry a $20 bill es “ The automatic alarms were like the rest of the w.orid." wept Friday and told the judge he heavy prison term on forgery charges, and the maximum prison charges in Virginia and Maryland. king had no jurisdiction, general to say we’ve got too much milk and the sentencing hearing,” he said. “ I there with other unpleasant en household, which includes An pecially for muggers. Except that the rest of the was too preoccupied with a basket charges. term she could have received was 40 Saying he had “ never seen a ■ set off by the smoke, and if it had we need to cut down and diversify. think I took too much time con counters In life, such as when drew, 14; Mary, 10, and William, ly interpreted as a fundamental ball tournament to properly advise years. record like” Ms, Purcell’s, Circuit Yet that seems to be what not been for the speedy action of world did intrude upon Salisbury And if you just say that without But Legler wept when he heard cerned with the trip (to New guarantee of political and civil her and asked that she be allowed to Ms. Purcell, 35, has previously Court Judge Phillip Russo sentenced • someone in your family decides to Cathedral this week. going any further, that sounds Barbara Purcell had been sentenced Orleans).” withdraw her guilty plea. been charged with more than lOO her to four consecutive five-year become an Amway distributor and good,” said Leonard. to 20 years in prisonThursday, and Attorney Peter Legler said he terms and suspended eight years, puts the bite on you, or when you Leonard noted cutting back on he said he should have stayed home went to New Orleans to watch to help his client. leaving her 12 years to serve. find yourself with a front row seat at herd size would be hard on some Legler said he appealed to Russo ' a very bad play and you’re falling farmers, particularly younger ones to pass a light sentence because Ms. iisleep. who still have substantial loans to' Police are looking Purcell’s child was ill. pay off. I hate it. Invariably I stand there 'Hardtimes' hit 25% “ I guess I was caught up in the One man s guide to Latin America As for diversification, Leonard with the money in my hand, still emotion of the matter,” Legler said. said it takes time to buy different exchanging polite smiles with the Continued from page one “ Her father died within the last - The other day I realized that if I equipment and develop a market. hoping that we’re on.the verge of a person on the other side of the cash second-class citizens. What else is there for the llth time than to El turnaround.” for a 'hot' hot tub year as well, and emotionally, I . had to take a sixth grade geography "You don’t quit milking cows and new? developed an empathy with this - - register. And, all the while, my Salvador the first. Sometimes I ’m shift to something else overnight.” labor force of only 1,192, and was Tishomingo County is in the Ap test on Central America and South added to-the list with a 9.6 percent palachia part of northeast Mississip woman, ft appears, though, that I , , mind is doing little double flips and • I don’t hear much about the such a typical American I can’t Leonard said the bureau is pleased Attention. mower and a red rototiller were America, I ’d fail. The United States unemployment rate. pi, bordering Tennessee and was not able to convey to the court cart wheels, and I ’m thinking, “ I Andy Rooney Panama Canal since Jimmy Carter stand myself. with developments at the dairy in The Coventry Police Department taken from E k ert’s Lawn and is slowly becoming more influenced Alabama, and has 12.9 percent of its the plight.” know I handed her a $20. Why didn’t laid his political reputation on the • I got into a big argument about dustrial park in Georgia, Vt., which is looking for one, 10-foot tall Leisure’s parking lot next door to by immigrants from South America “ Pomfret is just a sleepy little labor force unemployed. she hand me two fives...” line by insisting that everyone for whether Mexico is in Central Snelling touted as providing great town in northern Connecticut,” said runway hot tub set-up. The hot tub Sabrina. and Central America than it has Syndicated In luka, the county seat. Mayor' It’s math vertigo o f the worst sort. turning it over to the Panamanians America or North America. I lost, potential for developing products selectman Raymond Heath, adding may be accompanied by two lawn Police said the tub, which is 10 been for years by immigrants from John Biggs said the area was “ hurt Instead of whipping out a pencil and Columnist was for him and everyone opposed Mexico is considered to be part of v that will make it possible to expand. jobs there depeod largely on the mowers and a rototiller which dis feet long was set on a homemade Europe. pretty badly” when the Tennessee North America. If people eat tacos Vermont’s market. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft firm in appeared the same day. trailer. Two 5-foot tall gas tanks settling the argument right there, to giving it to them was against him. Valley Authority began halting work IN MEMORIAM In my heart my interest in South But he was critical of the gover Police said Priday that sometime were also on the trailer. there is a tendency to stare blankly For all f ’ve heard about it the last and enchiladas, I don’t think of them East Hartford, and the' Electric on the Yellow Creek nuclear powef In loving memory of my son Allen America is lukewarm, but in my nor’s record on agricultural issues. Boat shipyard in Groton. early Thursday morning a hot tub at the pocketbook and at the change few years they may have filled it in as North, Americans. North plant 10 miles away. Police said they are looking for Tierney, Age 22, who died tragically head I know this is a stupid attitude “ The governor has, in many in- set-up, including a redwood deck any information on the two you’ve just been handed. The dollar million people in El Salvador, which with dirt. Americans eat hamburgers and Unemployment stands at 10.4 per Biggs is hopeful construction on one year ago today. toward a large and important part bean Sea to the East. It must be like st^ces, looked upon agriculture as with stairs and a fence, was stolen larcenies, believed to be related. bills feel tainted; you shuffle them doesn’t seem like many for all the • The best mahogany comes from french fried potatoes. cent in l^uth Carojlina’s Greenwood the billion Tennessee-Tombigbee having New York on one side of your being not particularly important,” $2 from the parking lot of Sabrina Until we meet again in Heaven of the world. Little by little I ’m trouble they’re giving themselves County, where the textile industry is Waterway will pickup after the Anyone with any information should around but there is no addition or country and California on the other Honduras. I ’d like to go there for It is strange that two years ago we Leonard said. Pools on Route 44A. Allen, we love and miss you more trying to inform myself. This is a major employer. rainy season. call 742-7331. Police said all infor subtraction going on upstairs. and everyone else. that reason. It’s beautiful, dark, were interested in any information Specifically, he criticized Snelling On the same day, a red riding every day. what I know so far; and only an hour’s drive between the “ They are beginning to hire a lot mation will be held in strict con This is not math anxiety; this is • Nicaragua has the most land dense wood, and superior to any we could get from Iran, Now the ' for recommending $200,000' in “ The problem in textiles is that lawn mower, a red walk behind fidence. * Central America is not South two. El Salvador is only on the some products are selling and some of people and we hope that will take total math shutdown. And, you and only 2 (A million people, but for a other kind of mahogany. I hear reporters and the cameras have left Agricultural Department cuts and Mom, Brothers and Sisters America. Central America is six Pacific. for his support of building a four- are not,” said George' Bonnette, up some of the slack,” he said. should be aware, this is all being un long while it was the strongest coun they’ve done a terrible thing Iran and they’re all down there in small countries in that thin neck of lane highway on prime agricultural area director for the South Carolina Weakley County, Tenn., about 50 dergone by a person who ordinarily try. When its tough dictator, Gen. • Most of the people in the six hacking down their mahogany Central America looking for stories land between Mexico and the big land in Caledonia County. ' Employment Security Commission. miles east of the Mississippi River, hps no trouble executing other quick Somoza, was thrown out three years countries are Catholic. Other forests, though. for us. We aren’t getting good infor has seen unemployment jump from countries of South America. “ He talks about saving farms, but “ We’ve got one plant that’s going :mathematical calculations: how ago, it led to revolutions in the Europeans have mixed in with the • If I ever go to Honduras I want mation because reporting is difficult 3.6 percent to 11.9 percent, a fact LobK six days a week and is planning to go * The six countries where many when the state decides it wants to TERRIFIC! much money, lor instance, is needed neighboring countries. original Spanish settlers so there’s to go to Tegucigalpa. That must be and dangerous. For the most part, build a highway or use land for some seven because of the demand for its Chamber of Commerce ' chairman of our current problems seem to be RSibles & Books j LOSE INCHES AND GET FlTl • to be transferred from savings to • Christopher Columbus dis an ethnic mix of people, but in each one of the best names ever given a none of the leaders on either side other purpose, he looks the other product.” Fred Rucker calls “ a tremendous are Nlbaragua, Guatemala, Hon lick.” ^ LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN I Icbecking so that the $297.45 check covered Honduras in 1502. That of the six countries there’s a native city. Although Managua, Nicaragua, wants us to see what they’re doing. way,” Leonard saiet But he expressed optinqism. duras, E l Salvador, Costa Rica and He isaid the area lost two in won’t bounce; or how many months should make us cousins. Indian population. The Indians are isn’t bad, either. Maybe I ’ll stop We know so little about Central Leonard was optimistic that a “ There seems to be some feeling Come To A Free Panama. 3 dustries, including an electronic Lady Diana’s due date is from the • Five of the six Central basically the same in all the coun over there if I go to Central America, it makes it very tough for downturn in inflation would help the we’re all reaching the bottom,” * El Salvador is the name of the component manufacturer hurt by for your Spiritual needs !date she got married. American countries have coastlines tries. Sometimes the Indians are America, although I don’t think I any of us to have an intelligent opi industry. Like Snelling, he thinks in Bonnette said. “ There’s no' strong I [ Demonstration imports, and has two or three country; San Salvador is the name on two oceans. They’re on the half of the population and they com creased promotion of dairy products indication, but it seems to be that ; Last week it happened again, and I ever will. I ’ve been to France about nion. That probably includes our building industry firms on a slow starting April 5 At: of its capital city. There are 5 will help. the recession has stopped. We’re ;felt myself turning into the same Pacific to the West and the Carib plain that they’re treated like 10 times and 1 think I ’d rather go own government. production schedule. Bibles • Books ;sort of friendly marshmallow as I Manchester-Tues & Fr110 a M ;asked, in the same tone of voice Music • Gift Items Knights of Columbus ;you'd use to mention that “ Gee, Fire Calls WE 'that’s a nice hat you’re wearing,” Ahmad K. 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Sergeants’ on Broadway, I played a westbound, exits 92 and 93 PRESCRIPTION : profusely and banded me my six 44 years, going back to “ S n iffy ’ ’ one of the show’s character to six in starring with horses — six with It is difficult to pin McDowall Southerner, and a lot of people SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT 465 Oak St., East Htfd: „ with Jack Melford and BillyMerson thought I was genuinely from the (Eighth District). EYERYDAY : dollars, I had no idea my uncomfor^ ches. Flicka and nine with Thunderhead. down. Some people remember him Friday, 5:34 p.m. — -wllh IMi coupon Call 683-0261 or 646-0808 • in his native England. American South. For a long time I 10% on any praaerlpUon purehaaa ; table hunch was rlgjit. I wasn’t cer- The part Is typical of the offbeat ” I loved Lassie who was a lot best for his roles in four of the five Smoke, 55 Oak St. (Town). for Itiformatlon u Since then, McOowall has roles that have fallen McDowall’s smarter than some people I know,” “ Planet of the Apes” pictures, was offered only Southern roles. WEDNESDAYS 840 Main St., Downtown Manchester ! tain. And, afterwards, aa I walked Friday, 7:49 p.m. — , oner expire* April 17, 1982 appeared in more than 100 feature way since he broke out of the well- McDowall said during a lunch break others for his outstanding perfor “ Then when I played the killer in 10% on ovary Ram In our atora out of the store glowing with a new Chimney fij^ei 66 Ardmore (not appllcabit wttt> oouponw) 649-3396 films a.nd virtually hundreds of bred, Mayfairaccented English kid at Disney. "But I hated the main mance as Octavian in “ Cleopatra,” ‘Compulsion,’ my agent was sur , found self ritftteousness, it began to Road. (Town). television shows and plays. trying to get along among the Flicka horse. She was mean and with his old friend Taylor. prised to discover everyone wanted .BYJACKISOriNSm. ‘„dawn on me why 1 waa raised by a Some of his most memorable Yankees in America. kept stepping on my feet.” ‘T v e been categorized a hundred me to play criminals. woqpan who checks aalea alipa. work has been at Qisney where he’a For years he ran around in short Although he has never become a times in my career,” he said. :J5r It feels to good when you’re right. made five filnu 7- “ Bullwhip Grif pants and slicked down haircut superstar, McDowall has been a "Every lime you do something that l*leuH<< turn lo imgc 10 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., April 3, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April 3. 1982 - II About Town W eddings ; W.; ' Advice Carlomagno-Suntava ^ Kjellson plans event Church women to meet Senior warden Ernest J. Kjellson of 36 Flag Drive has Carol Ann Carlomagno of Shrewsbury, Mass., and! Emanuel Church Women will meet Tuesday at 7:30 Genuine need is the key been appointed chairman p.m.. at the church. The meeting is open to the entire Charles G. Suntava of Brighton, Mass., were married! ol the Manchester Lodge Jan. 9 at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Worcester, .Mass. J (il Masons' annual dinner congregation and friends. Guests for the meeting will be Pastor and _Mrs. The bride is the daughter of Carol A. Carlomagno ofi DEAR ABBYi I’m 22, to see him again. I am tell me what’s my next dance, scheduled for Shrewsbury and Mr. Carlomagno of West Boylston.J with two children, ages 3 drawn to him like a move? And by the way, April 17 at 7 p.m. at the Samuel W. Schmitthenners. New England Synod'iiiis- sionaries in residence. The Schmitthenners have been Mass. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sun-i and 4. I’m d iv o r ^ for the magnet. I want to help him when is leap year? Jester's Court on Tolland .serving in the Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church in tava of 366 Hackmatack St. i second time. I have been change. Is there hope? Or TIRED OF WAITING Turnpike. India since 19f 2 and will return to continue their present Matron of Honor was Michelle M. Drenzek of Oxford,- dating a man who is Dear Abby is it hereditary? The dance will benefit work in India in November. At the mc'eting they will Mass. Bridesmaids were Susan Suntava of Manchester,; years old. He is financially IN LOVE WITH A BAD the Lodge's Widows and the groom's sister; and Maureen Triggs of Worcester,. DEAR TIRED: Leap present a skit and show slides. very well-off and wants to Abigail Van Buren EGG Orphans fund. The Mass., the bride's brother’s fiance. year is in 1984, but don’t Phebe Circle has made arrangements for the marry me. He treats me wait that long. Ask hiin! Manhattans will provide Best man was James R. Fillorama of Manchester.. very well and cares for my DEAR IN LOVE: the music. program. Inez and Mabel Ulson will serve as greeters. Violent behavior is not You’ve nothing to lose, if Inna Young will lead the devotions and Esther Peter.son Ushers were Charles Filloramo of Manchester and Ber children. Bruce F. Rolhwcll, nard Carlomagno of Worcester, the bride's brother. ' hereditary. It’s learned he says no, you could save and Inga Gustafson will have charge of refreshments. Abby, do yoii think yourself a lot of time. secretary-treasurer of Following a reception at Miachusett Country Club in- .marriage between a 52- and can be “unlearned.” If the event, is in charge of West Boylston, Mase.. the couple left for a trip to Mon-- year-old man and a 22- two people to really need sorry. I want to hold him Johnny sincerely wants to reservations. For infor treai, Canada. They will make their home in Brighton,! year-old woman could ever each other. and tell him it’s OK, but I ' change, he will see a mation or reservations, Mass. work out?-1 like him a lot, don’t, because it’s not OK. ■ therapist. And I suggest DEAR ABBY: Is it call 232-1670 or 649-9883 Summer camp planned The bride is a graduate of Burncoat High School in but I am not what you I just avoid him for a few that you see one. too, to proper to eat the skin of a bclore April 12. Ernest J. Kjellson DEAR ABBY: Is find out why you keep com baked potato in public? Worcester, Mass. She is employed in customer sales and. would call madly in love woman-beating days, then he phones and Manchester area boys Suffering front hemophilia may service for Whittaker General Medical in Brookline,! with him.. 1 was madly in apologizes and begs me to ing back for repeated BILL G. attend summer camp this year for a two-week period at hereditary? My boyfriend beatings. Inquire at your Mass. ! love with my first two (I’ll call him Johnny) has forgive him, and I always Camp Hazen in Chester. The groom is a graduate of Clark University in! husbands, and they both do. My family knows how nearest shelter for DEAR BILL: Certainly. The session, from July 4 through 17, will be for boys beaten me up many times, battered women. People And in private, too. Concordia’s schedule Worcester and is attending Boston College in Newton,; treated me like dirt. but I have always forgiven he treats me'and they want ages 9 through 16. Mass. He is employed as a caseworker at M.I.T. in Cam-i I haven’t made any no part of him. there will help you. G i^ The following events will take place at Concordia The Connecticut Chapter of the National Hemophilia him because I really love luck and God bless. i f i bridge. ! promises yet, and this man I’ve called the police and Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St. in the coming week: Foundation is affiliated with Camp Hazen, a YMCA is not pressuring me, but I him. He says he thinks he Monday — 7:30 p.m. Christian education committee, r inherited it from his charged Johnny with Everybody needs camp. For more details contact the Connecticut chapter Focus/Food on Wednesday ; need your advice. What do DEAR ABBY: How can friends. For some prac in the church room. at P.O. Box 4016, Hamden or call 281-6031, father, who has been slap assault, but I’ve never you think it takes to make a ping his mother around gone through with it even a girl get a guy to propose tical tips on how to be pop Tuesday — 8 p.m. Bible study group, church room, Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The) marriage work? Wednesday — 6 p.m. Lenten supper in Kaiser Hall; Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, everji ever since he can though the hospital has a (marriage) to her? I have ular, get Abby’s Popularity TWO-TIME LOSER booklet. Send $1 plus a 7:30 p.m. Abendmusik featuring the St. John Passion. AARP meets Wednesday Wednesday. i , remember. record of my Injuries and done just about as much Thursday — noon. Maundy Thursday Holy Commu DEAR T.T.L.: Don’t Abby, the least little broken bones, and the hinting as I can without long, self-addressed nion Service. 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion followed by marry anyone while you thing sets Johnny off. If I police have statements coming right out and stamped (37 cents) Northeast Chapter 604 of the American Association of Guide to weekend events | envelope to Abby, stripping of the altar. Retired Persons will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at are still seeking advice. All even say “hi” to another from me about what asking him to marry me. I 3 ’The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of that is necessary for a guy, he beats me up. Then happened. know there’s not anybody Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, Good Friday - 7:30 p.m. Good Friday liturgy. the Knights of Columbus Lodge, 138 Main St. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. A musical program will be pre.sented by professional Mrs. Charles G. Suntava "where to go and what to do,” every Friday in the marriage to succeed is for he cries and says he’s Please don’t tell me not else In his life, so nlease guitarist-singer, Jimi Holloran. Focus/Weekend section. Rec offers barrette class The association is planning a trip to Whites Restaurant for dinner and an Easter show on Aprii 14. UPI photo The Manchester Recreation Department will offer a Buses will leave the K of C parking lot at 8 a.m., stop class in ribbon braided barrettes on Thursday from 9:30 ping at Maygolds for breakfast and then on to Westport, Engagements Avoid excess magnesium to 11 a.m. at the Arts Building, Garden Grove Road. Mass. The bus is expected to return about 6:30 p.m. Getting ready Cost of the class is $l.f0. and supplies may be ticularly bad in the elderly sitting among old ballet slippers, Lynne Chervony, member of the Jef DEAR DR. LAMB: In blood of magnesium you purchased for an additional $2,2.‘' for two barrettes.' need more sophisticated and even in nursing homes. Open house scheduled frey Ballet of New York, readies a new pair of slippers for her next per one of your columns you For additional information call 647-.3089, ' s made the amazing state clearance tests. Your Patients are given regular The Square Circle Club of Manchester Ix>dge of formance with the ballet company In the dressing room at the ment that chronic inges family doctor may be in laxatives that contain Masons will have an open hou.se Monday from 9 a.m. to Metropolitan Center In Boston. Ballet dancers go through a new pair of tion of excess magnesium Your Health terested in this report if he magnesium. TV ads exhort noon at the Masonic Temple, E. Center Street. toe shoes each performance. The Jeffrey Ballet, celebrating its 25th an can lead to. magnesium has not already seen it as people to use such Whiton to show movie There will be cards, pool, conversation and niversary, Is on a national tour and . is appearing in Boston through the problem applies to preparations for regulari toxicity with symptoms of Lawrence Lamb, M.D. refreshments. All Masons and their friends are invited. tonight. Part of the proceeds from its appearance will benefit the “Fund senility. other things besides ty. Antacids and laxatives "The Silent Witness " will be the featured movie are the chief sources of in 'Wednesday at 7 p.m-. at Whiton Memorial Auditorium, for the Arts,” a non-profit organization which supports art groups in the I have been following a eliminating magnesium. state. school of thought con The Increased creased magnesium in 100 N. Main St. take. And they are used The movie, in color, will last rr. minutes. It's a sistently advocated by magnesium in your blood highly regarded authorities can reach levels to cause most often at the time in documentary detective story involving art and church Supermarket shopping tips Supermarket shopper life when kidney function scholars and scientists who investigate the mystery of that supplementation of drowsiness, lethargy and Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the tion of the various reports 50 there is a gradual weakness. The onset is slows. the legendary “Shroud of Turin. " both calcium and available. Some of the best grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his - i . magnesium are most help decline in the number of slow and insidious. As the I think it is quite impor The Wednesday night movie series is sponsored by “Supermarket Shopper” column in The Manchester information is a little filtering units in the tant that people get enough Manchester Public Libraries. No admission is charged. ful to older people to avoid condition progresses the Herald. Refund forms save bone damage. heavy reading for the kidney. Thus as you get victim may have slurring calcium but it is important A If your information is general public, and is older you have more and of speech and un for the public to realize that based on more recent located in medical jour more trouble eliminating steadiness. You might you can abuse the intake of P J studies suggesting that nals, not health magazines excess magnesium. think he was going to have minerals and they can be manufacturers money magnesium 'supplements that often serve as a vehi There is a good report on a stroke. just as harmful as they can College Notes such as Dolomite should cle for selling advertising this in the September 1980 be helpful. for vitamin and mineral issue of Geriatrics And as the magnesium 1 am sending you The not now be taken with products. By Martin Sloane use — if no ""refund form offer for one of its national calcium by older people, prepared by a group of level increases the calcium Health Letter number 17-6, The problem is related to physicians from the level in your blood actually Susan A. Little were needed. — Val from brands in part of the state won’t you please advise Nutritional Aspects of £ Mary B. Chick Wendy Marie Fortier DEAR - • Monroe, La. of Missouri,’’ Dreier said. what those findings are so well-known facts. About 25 University of Connecticut. falls. That is because the Minerals. Others who want P Wayne D. Kuehl Receives degree SUPERMARKET “A budget was. established one can locate the report to 60 percent of the ’They point out that many magnesium suppresses the this issue can send 75 cents DEAR VAL: At the re- 'magnesium you ingest is John F. Byrnes of 272 Redwood SHOPPER: Why do the for this test and it included and read it. doctors measure kidney action of the parathyroid with a long, stamped, self- companies Require refund Oent First National enougH''money to ' handle absorbed into your circula function by just measuring gland that normally addressed envelope for it Road recently received a juris doc Little-Kuehl Chick-Franzen Fortier-Rego Refunders’ Convention in DEAR READER: I tion. It does not build up in tor degree from Western New forms to take advantage Of approximately 10,000 re the serum creatinine, but regulates the blood level of to me, in care of this Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sillivan their offers? Houston, Roland Dreier ol would prefer that you rely your blood because your to determine., the actual calcium. England College School of Law in Alden Chick of Bolton and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Armand L. Fortier fund requests that were newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, and Gordon D. L ittle Jr. of Thomas Hine of West Hartford an of Tolland announce the engagement . After reading about a re A.C. Nielsen was asked the . expected to come from this on your family doctor’s kidneys filter it out. ’The decrease in the ability of The problem of .Springfield, Mass. same question. His answer' Radio City Station, New Bethlehem, Pa. announce the nounce the engagement. of their of their daughter, Wendy Marie For‘ fund offer in your column, I one small geographic area. judgment and interpreta- difficulty is that after age the kidney to clear the magnesium toxicity is par York, N Y. 10019. Byrnes is employed at R.C. Knox engagement of their daughter, daughter, Mary B. Chick of Hart would be far more explains why most offers and Co. Inc., in Hartford. He also tier, to Kevin Philip Rego, son of “But in planning this test Susan Alice Little, to Wayne ford, to Robert W. Franzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rego of motivated to go out and require forms. some overzealous person in holds a B.A. degree earned in 1976 at “ A manufacturer Clark University, Douglas Kuehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Franzen of Tolland. The bride-elect is th^ buy that product — the promotion department Donald K. Kuehl of 74 Mountain Wethersfield. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs: assuming it was one I could decided to test a refund included a ’SORRY’ notice Road. The bride-elect is a graduate of Herbert Spicer of 95 Coleman Road, on the pads that said that Paternity leave supported ’The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate Manchester Community College. Manchester. < when the forms were all of Susquehanna University. She is She is a certified emergency The bride-elect is a graduate of gone, consumers could Service Notes employed by Dr. Sally Haggerty of medical technician and is employed DEAR DR. BLAKER: Tolland High School and Computet send for the refund without • difficult position. I feel this legal option. In that Bethlehem, Pa. as a medical assistant. Processing Institute of East Hartj- the form. In a recent column, you angry and betrayed. The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a published a letter from a case, you have no choice. ford. ’Die prospective bridegroom if- Clip ‘n’ file refunds “As we all know, news Should I get the divorce Ask him whether he will 1980 graduate of Carnegie-Mellon graduate of the University of a graduate of Tolland High School gets around fast among junior executive with one Ask now or wait until after the University. He is employed by Penn Connecticut and Middlesex Com of the country’s leading go with you to a marriage Ends training and is employed by Crestwood Miscellaneous Food Products (File 9) refunders. By the time the baby is born? counselor. It sounds like sylvania Power and Light m Allen munity College. He served vith the Products of East Hartford. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off test offer expired, the com conglomerates. He had Dr. Blaker David J. Wyman, son of Mr. and town, Pa. joined the company at DEAR READER: I you both could use an U.S. Army. He is employed as an A June 12 wedding in St, coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage pany had received more objective voice of reason to Mrs. Henry Wyman of 22 Dougherty An Oct. 16 wedding in Bethlehem, engineer. A Sept. 24 wedding in St. Matthew’s Church, Tolla'ifd is than 500,000 refund least partially because of Karen Blaker, Ph.D. realize just how difficult it St., an airman in the U.S. Air Force coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed figure out your next step. Pa., is planned. Andrews Church, Rocky Hill, is planned. proofs of purchase while looking for the required requests, which they its paternity leave policy. must have been for you to Reserves, has completed basic t - ^ hear this news right now. Does your job have you planned. refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers decided that they were Then, when his \yife was tied iii knots? Write for Ur. training at Lackland Air Force obliged to fulfill. about to ready to deliver, Pregnant women do feel Base, Texas. and magazines, and when trading with friends. Blaker’s newsletter “How Herald photo by Pinto “This is an example of he found to his amazement extra vulnerable and fear He is a 1978 graduate of Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun to Reduce Job Stress.” McDowall back try. Allow 10 WMks to receive each refund. why most companies feel that his superior did not (of ful about facing the world Send 50 cents and a Manchester High School. He’s that they must require re could not) support his deci taking paternity leaves. He What’s more, he says he alone. Making faces remaining at Lackland for to star The following refund offers are worth $8.62. stamped, self-addressed Refund bonus! This offer doesn’t require a form: fund forms in order to con sion to take the leave. was suggesting that men loves her. Perhaps this is not a envelope to Dr. Blaker in specialized training in the security I had another kind of Mime artists Bob Stromberg, left, and Michael Cooper, right, HAMBURGER HELPER Cookbook Offer, Box trol their promotional ask questions of their com I would divorce him im good time to make the care of this newspaper, police field. with Disney experience with paternity panies before they assume encourage Highland Park School students Beth Rackow, 8, and 5403, Minneapolis, Minn. 55460. Receive a “Ham expenses.” mediately if I weren’t decision about divorce, un P.O. Box 475, Radio City leaves. I have taken two paternity leaves are sup carrying his child. You less, of course, your hus her sister Sharon, 6, of 75 HIghwood Drive, as they mime faces burger Helper iSoup Cookbook.” Send two Ham Refund update Station, New York, N.Y. In ancient Rome, peaches sold for ' -•Miliniieii friim •} burger Helper box bottoms. Eiqiires Dec. 31, 1982, In the past,'Procter and and each lime found that ported by their hierarchy. must admit I am in a very band has decided to pursue 10019. during a performance March 31 at the school. the men and women in my the equivalent of M-bO each. or when the supply runs out. Gamble sent refund forms He had assumed that the “Public image is a curious thing. company supported the existence of that policy When I took up photography and was These offers require refund, forms: and extension slips to BAKER’S COCONUT $1 Cash Refund Offer. Send idea and thought more of automatically meant it doing well with it for major refunders who made their me because I did it. New s for senior citizens the required refund form and the front panels from requests close to the was encouraged by the magazines and eventually published I didn’t want that man’s company. In his case, it a brok, people took it for granted I’d any three bags of Baker’s COconut. Expires Dec. 31, expiration date. The com letter to frighten men 1982. pany has informed me that was not. given up acting to become a full away from trying In any event. I’m glad S U N D O M E S time photographer. ’BAMA Brown Bag Offer. Receive a refund worth in the future it will only something that, although a up to 59 cents on the purchase of lunch bags. Send honor form requests post that yours worked out so “In all the roles I’ve played for bit controversial, is very well. Thank for writing. THE ONE JUST RIQHT FOR films, TV and on stage I’d say the required rdfiind: form and a register tape marked no later than 30 fulfilling and exciting. Show Is in full gear showing.the purchases of two Jars of 'Bama jam, days before the expiration YOUR 8WIMMINQ PLEASURE they’ve been about 50-50 American DEAR DR. BLAKER: I and English. But I’ve aso played jelly or peanut butter and one package of luiich date of the offer. DEAR READER: I am. seven months pregnant E d ito r’s note: This bags. Bhepires Dec. 31,19ffi. On April 20 there will be Search, 588; Ernest social games; 12 noon Scots and Mexicans and even a Special note don’t think the man who and my husband just told column is prepared by the a health fair at the high Grasso, 578; Ann Thomp lunch, 12:30 p.m. pinochle female impersonator in ‘Mae West.’ ch a tea u DUMPLINGS. Receive a package of wrote that letter was me that he is having an af 3 staff of the Manchester Chateau Dumplings. Send the required refund form I am honored to have school from 2 to 7 p.m. son, 575; Marge Reed, 574; games; 1 p.m. IRS bus “I don’t think ip terms of bizarre been appointed chairman trying to warn men against fair' with another woman. Senior Center. It -appears Our April birthday party Lottie Lavoie, 571; Lillian pickup at 8 a.m. return roles, but I’m delighted when they and. two front panels from Chateau Frozen on Wednesdays and Satur Dumplings. Expires Sept. 30,19|ft2. of the coupon fund-raising will be on April 28 so if you Lewis, 558; Lucille Gold trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. come my way. I loved the eccentric ' campaign ioT the National days. have a birthday in April, Diane M. BernardI Kathleen M. Brown NABISCO AND NESTLE Free Half Gallon Milk man, 559. Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for butler role in ‘Charlie Chan and the Charles P. VIrone Easter 8eal Society. The HOP ON call in to the office. shopping; 10 a.m. scrabble Curse of the Dragon Queen.’ He was Offer. Receive A free half-gallon of milk. Send the society provides rehabilita Next Thursday we will BRIDGE SCORES: and chess and checkers; confined to a wheelchair. requir^refund form, two purchase seals from any Kay Bennett; 4,340; Marge Oreo Chocolate Sai^wich Cookies or Oreo Double tion services through more DOWN TO By Gloria Benson have the Manchester Com square dancing; 1 p.ml “Kinky characters are more fun than 950 state and local af Activities Specialist munity College musicians R e^, 3,920; G. McCarthy, bowling: 1:30 p.m. exer to play than nice fellows. I was es Bernardi-Virone Stiif Cookies and proofrof-purchase seal(s) from 3,440i; ...Kay Nutter, 3,270; Brown-Brovvn i one 2-pound can or two l-ix>und cans of Nestle Quik filiates across the country. performing under the cise class; 12:30 p.m. bus pecially fond of my role in ‘Shock The new Blaster Seals Hi everyone! direction of Robert Vater. Kitty-Byrnes, 3,200; Helen Mr. and Mrs. Dionisio Bernard! of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Issner, Chocolate Flavor. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. . F lo ’s returns from shopping. ‘Treatment.’ He was as mad as a 133 Maple St. announce the engage “Coupons of Love” booklet Can you believe it, spring Remember our new HUrdacre, 2,950. Wednesday: 9 a.m. march hare. Remember him — the formerly of Manchester, announce NESTLE Refund Offer. Receive a $2 refund. Send FOR ALL YOUR ment of their daughter, Diane M. the engagement of their daughter, the required refund form and four Nestle proofs of includes money-saving is here or just around the policy about lunch tickets MENU FOR WEEK: health clinic by appoint gardener who sheared off the top of coupons from Welch, Swift Bemardi, to Charles P. Virone, son Kathleen M. Brown, to William H. purchase. The proofs are one empty package of 12- comer. It was a bitter cold is that you pay when you Monday; baked corned ment; 10 a.m. friendship his employer’s head? Brown ‘n’ Serve and winter so warmness is get your ticket. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Virone of Brown Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ounce Nestle Semi-Sweet. Chocolate Chips, one beef hash, peas, rye bread, circle and round dancing; “In my newest picture, ‘Class of West Hartford. Sizzlean, Dannoh, Chef wanted and needed. Pauline wants to remind noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. 1984,’ I play a schoolteacher who William H. Brown of Andover. i empty package of UrOiinc^ Etuttersrotch Chips (or Easter Decorating pudding, beverage. ‘The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate Boyardee, Success Rice, THE FABULOUS SUN DOME But heating the water In the pool is only Our show is in full gear you about the people going bridge games; 1 p.m. craft goes berserk.” tWoO^m^ pa<^ges>,.oiie iLS^unce package of Supplies . half the |ob. Sun Dome. . . the only solar Wednesday: shells with Manchester High School. She is Walden Farms, Lenders, WILL HEAT YOUR POOL, and is beginning to look on the Pennsylvania Dutch class; IRS, 8 a.m. bus McDowall believes his versatility of Manchester High School. She is Milk Chdcolate Chips qnd one Side panel from Nes [ L— heating system that heats the water and meat saUce, tossed salad, employed by Pratt and Whitney Air employed as a secretary for Connec tle Choco-bake. Expires June 30,19&. No Nonsense and Socks terrific. ’The rehearsal this trip that final payment is pickup; return trips at has kept his career rolling along Sense, Yardley Liquid Soap YOUR SPA, OR YOUR SUN the air for the perfect swimming ex Sunday is from 2 to 8 p.m. bread, jello, beverage craft in East Hartford. ticut Valley Paper and Envelope Co. ORTEGA TACO Refund Offer. Receive a quart CAKE ORDERS NOW due and there are still Thursday; baked chicken 12:30 and 3 p.m. when so many other child stars have and Turns. BATHER perience. So simple, but so effective. The so bring your supper or a openings for Wildwood. ’The prospective bridegroom is a in Hartford. or liter bottle of soft drink worth up to 75 cents. breast, parsley potatoes, Thursday: 10 a.m. dart fallen by the wayside. graduate of William H. Hall High Readers who would like ABSOLUTELY FREE! Sun Dome raises water temperature 15 to snack. There are still two league, orchestra rehear Disney and CBS were so happy ’The prospective bridegroom is a Send the required refund form, four Universal BEING TAKEN FOR 20 degrees AND air temperature 30 to 50 mixed vegetables, pound School in West Hartford. He is 1980 graduate of Manchester High product. Code symbols from any combination of to help Easter Seals On Thursday we are openings for the Radio City sal; hot dinner at noon with the pilot of “Small and Fiy” provide assistance to more degrees . . . and all without fuel. going to have our Blaster cake, bev. employed by Pratt and Whitney Air School. He is employed as h Musical Show. Contact F riday; Closed Good followed by I'p.m . that it was decided not to run the than half a million han EASTER Hat Parade so please start Frank Ringrose 649-3083 if craft in Blast Hartford. m achinist w ith Mai Tool i)i Friday program featuring show bn the originally scheduled A June 19 wedding at Community 'Manchester. ' I, dicapped children and fixing your bonnets for' the interested. musicians group under the April 17. It will held back until it’s ao t a B h ad * . M’s a Saa Do m . Baptist Church is planned. A May 15 wedding is planned. > J'refuW (drm Id.wrlte (or; adults, and also help 1 Call 646-0228 event. Ethel James, Rita SCHEDULE FOR direction of Robert Vater; May with chances good that it will tliemsaives to some good Bowler, Ida and Henry WEEK: Sunday: rehear bus pickup at 10 a.m. and become a series. I /./Chord S|iree U62, P.d< Box i4(X!8, Rte: 44-A (2fii Ea> a) Bcavi LSa) Cormier, Mary Stewart PINOCHLE SCORES: ' Baltimore, Md. 21268. Itequests for this form must Savings, can obtain the (XVBJtter 7>t2-73oe . sal for show 2 p.m. to 8 10:45 a.m . at Arthurs. "I certainly hope it does,” A collection of the world’s rarest Birds have no sweat glands. Thc|y "Coupons of Love” booklet and Charles Tarpinian and Harry Pospisil, 634; Vin p.m. postage stamps could have a value be poiitmarked by July 1,1962. This Offer is worth $3 fes Return after progj^. McDowall said. “A television series cool their bodies by means of air by sending $2 to: Easter m C fN T III ST. Andy Lamoureaux will cent Borello, 606; Robert' Monday: 9:30 a.m. of $50Q,000, or mfre — and yet fit or |6 in coupons. MANCHISTin so u T H m aro N ENFISLO AVON Friday: ClMed for Good 'J would be most enjoyable at this sacr and by opening their beaks tuid t- _ ■- . T Seal Society, P.O. Box 812, SNCHESratCONN. 742-TMS. 741-OMO 74S-7SSI entertain us. Schubert, 605; Ruth ceramics 10 a.m. kitchen easily in a man’s wallet. l«aN.-MT.^ IS-S S4S-SSU Friday. point in my life.” vibrating the walls of their th r o a t Monroe, Wis. 53566. TMfs »-« MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., April 3. 1982 - n 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat,, April 3. iW l Daytime TV Ask Hilary TV Saturday Saturday MORNING 1 :8 D As The World TuNif 6 : 8 D Love American Style It was Wyatt 8 Benny HMI Show D AaTheWorldTiime(Exc.Tue.) thepopuiar'PI'sororttyoncampusso 5 : 8 This Week In Beeebell (TUE.) MOmNNO SMoalaHComady)** "tlMa* 8 Laurel And Hardy Bustere*' 1B60 LeoOoreeytCralB DoUAcMan she slarlsherown sorority cslladihe D Pitfall 5KX> H a n w M TM ip M 6:46 8 Movie (Fri.) *Kin And Kill Again* Stevens. Aionainectomy tamaooeof Wm m ChamflcMMNp Twinl* ^ . T . 8 . (Rated R) ( I M mms.) World Of L«ur«t And Hardy Annette O'Toole portrays (J ) Community Calendar 8 Jake Heat Qoapel Time the Bovre^ Boys into a crooner afid Outdoor Ufa 8 In Performance 5:54 9:B0 thesweetsho0lntoadoweryPalio6, 8 Mgbtoona 8 ln-8chool Programming (Exc. ChOckHlB It O ut A report from country music legend Tammy 8 Morning Prayer (iJ Nawt (00 mins.) _ 1 1 :8 Fri.) OKK) Hollywood about tha Moraaaa in Wynette and Cooper Huckabee 6:65 in old series K 10:66 Latino movM and laleviaion actors. ) B p ^ Saturday A ravlaw of the DMovls-(Crlme)** "McO" 1974 3 : 8 (| ) Plf»caladaa co-stars a s. her first husband, 8 Today's Wontan } Ghost And Mrs. Muir (C M SchoolBoveaRoeli 34W day'a avanta, with apaciai faaturaa John Wayne. Cki Qulagar. A police ( i ) Tha Antichrist 6 : 8 D Red Box Warm Up ^ 10:86 DM o v IO-(H orror)** "Oraeula. and Mtarviawa with aporta lieutenant raaigna from tha forca to Euple Byrd In S T A N D D Y Y O U R ^I) CMIdran’sOoopalHour oereAi\alttiee' track down tha drug dealara who D D D Varloua Programming D 8 oOneUfeToUve i ------(DCD inThoNewa . Prlneo Of Darknaaa” 1 B 66 M AN , airing Saturday, April 3 on D Naw Zoo Ravua (ft) Nawa First network newt of the killed several policemen. (PQ) (2 D Celabrtty Buttaeya By Hilary Evans of Los Angeles. DEAR H IL A R Y ; Being 11:00 Chriatophar LOa. Barbara Sheilay. 8 praaantal D Joe Franklin Show waakand. ^ ^ Train 8 Dance Favar hrs.) CBS. The film, b a s ^ on Miss (S) All-Blar Boccar (Tue.) Tha voihplra count return a to (S) Fowerboat Racing (Tue.) left-handed., I have a Rock Concert OoNHe Oold-Thwidaif 8 BotlonRadSoxlBil D EntertalnmehtTMsWeak Wynette's autobiography of the Motorcycle Racing (WED.), F.A. DEAR HILARY: DEAR HILARY: Is torrorisa a group of touriata at a All-Star Socoar (TH U R .). AM-Star <99 Coneultatlon 8 Jim Rockford: Prtvala D Harness Racing Prom Vonkara Soccar(THUR.) tendency to notice other |aelud#dlnn.(2hrs.) same title, traces her rocky road SoortaChallangetFRI.) Please tell me if Jane Howard Keel, who plays 6:10 ) Movie-HuvenHe)** "Oe«vor*g 8 Time Waa: Tha Firtlea (Mon.) left-handed people and it □ D m o ( D Movio HlComady) ** "S a cra l Mvaatlgator from rags to riches. 8 Andre w'a Reldera Part II. (Tua.) ( A M o v U - ( D r i m a ) ** " T h a Travala" 1939 A i7theenlary SeSScSTstlurtfayNIgMLIvaHoat: Red Sketton’e Funny Faces (TUE.) Wyman, who appears on Clayton Farlow on W a ro tM a rry F rig g " 1966 Paul Movla (THUR.) 'Manganinnie' appears that the majority Com pallllon" isao Richard traveler is taken prisoner In the lahd JohnMaddan. Quaats: Jannifar CHECK USTINOS FOn BIACT TIME Accent On Living (Mon.) Ht«fflan.SylvaKoacina. Afioncom 8 DaRyNumbara 8 AMNavrawatch “ Falcon Crest,” is the '■Dallas,” the same Orayfuss. Amy Irving. An aoino of LItlipirt. populated by tiny peopfa.. Holliday.AndyKaufman.(Repaat;8 8 8 Another World of actors and actresses are soldier la aaiactad to free liva ^ 7 : 8 8 Jim Bakkar 1 wundarkind musician and a young mlna.) CNN Afternoon woman who played op Howard Keel who had the OartoroiahaldcaptivedurMgWW.II. Op Agrentky And Company 8 Mr.8elkle(Mon.) left-handed. Is it possible talented pianist rekindle their love Colleoe Basketball Report 8 Aa Scheola Match Wtta 8 PrasaBox Dick CevettShow lead in musicals several aflairduringthefinalsolaprestiglous tth ro .) 8 Health Field posite Robert Young in [Wrap-Up’(R) 8 M o vla -(D o c u fh a n la ry ) *** 8 ABC CapUonad Nawa M ovie 'A Night to Remember’ Hollywood is a left-handed piano competition./(Rated PQ) (2 8 D om a U 6 :8 “ Father Knows Best.” — years ago? — M.J.M., Space Stars "ChBdran Of Thaalar Street" 8Movla-(Drams)** "Mr.Motom (M O N .), 'Return of Monte Criato' world? — Miss Mary E. 8 f l o « a Captain Kangaroo hre..9mins.) 1B76 Narratadby PrMcaee (kaca of Dangar Island” 1939 PatarLorra. DD (TU E.),'The More the Merrier' C.S., Janesville, Wis. Orono, Me. 9Movlo-(Rofflanea)*** '^Sunday D Popaya Gillooly. N. Quincy, Mass. 6:30 Movie -(Drama) • "Ode to BMi) Monaco. Thia him it about the fabled Jaan Harshott. Mr. Moto tacklas (WED ). The Petty Girl' (THUR.), lA liaw Tevii" 1964 Cliff Robartaon, D Good Morning Connecticut DEAR C .S.: I think DEAR The t l ) l Bast Of Barrio Jo e " 1976 Robby Benson, QlyhAM Kirov School of Ballet in Leningrad. anothe mysterious sHusfion. (90 e 1SS2 CafWiWos 'Safari' (FRI.) Jana Fonda. Young Albany maidan (S) EBPN'a BportaWomen (Mon.) CPa) Journey To The Canter Of The O'Conner. The love between tw6 whoeegreduetea includeNuryevand mins.) « 2:16 you're getting your Janes very same Howard Keel. arrtvaa at her airline pilot brothar'a Th ia W eek in the N B A (W E D .). •TO FLY" IS A BEAUTIFUL FILM young people ends trsgicaHy. (3 Berehnikov. (8 m in e .) 8 Movie -(Comedy-Drama) ** H D Beeebell Boetonve Chicago In fact, you might say the DEAR MISS (J3 Davay And (Sollath NOW York ipartmani alter breaking ESPN's SporteForum (FRI.) mixed up. Jane Wyatt was hrs.) 8 They Write Tha Bonga: Yip "Pata 'n Tim s" 1972 Waltsr ' 2 :8 . . frames 10 times ordinary size hor angagamant, fretting over that 8 Andcew'eRelderePertl.(Mon.) Robert Young’s better half talented 64-year-old actor-, G ILLO O LY: Very possi (ft) Week In Review A review of the 11:t6 Harburg A noetelgio performance by Mstthsu, Carol Bumatl. A sarcaalio. D Capitol. most Important highlights of the ogo-old puxsier. should a oM before Movie (WED.. FRI.) 'Mr. Sycamore' ble — and it's probably one yp CD In The News Tla9a7(2hra.) songwriter Yarburg a t ha tinge Me lova-atarvad woman has an sffsir D Bewitched ' in that long-running series. singer’s career has gone weak. •(WED.). Hot Lead And Cold Feet' 8AskNBCNesre Poena On Society melodies from popular works end with and marriaa a phitandsHng D Capitol (Exc. Tue.) of the nicer things you OMovla- ...... 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., April 1 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 3. 1982 - 15 Winnio WOnklo — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Sly Williams Astro-graph X'P KNOW HIS HANP- C ro ssw o rd admits to woes As mmE/Hucts WRITINSjf/mtfMSOF... M eK cam w yis EVEN THOU6H 1 SPORTS______SAPfiATS... HAVEN'T SEEN fT A p rll4 ,1 M 2 vm ao (Aug. 21-tupl 22) Nor IN >f«es. Gaining new knowledge should mally you sirive to do things In be at Ihe top of your priority list an orderly fashion, but today , ( AHACKenuf there's a possIbHIty you could x c M 'r s e - " in the year ahead. This will ' //xn c/a y £ y r s / “'''"L -IL — 4 VOU'REA ACROSS 45 Formtr hockey Answer to Prtvioui Puzzio increase your chances lor attempt too much and wind up with a host of unfinished p ro f THIS NOTE fS MIWON- laagua (ibbr.) advancement in your chosen W R ie in E M T \ 1 Ridiculous filL 46 Coflcilittoty u u u career. FROM MV LIBRA (Sapt. 23-OcL 23) The bribt BROTHER. Poivnotitn □□□Dlnnnci ARIES (March 21-April IS) temptation to talk about things ORVILLE > MifkMplic* 45 □nD D IBD CZiElLICin you will be more efilclent at told to you In confidence could _ Smoother e l (M the till □ □ ( □ □ n n n handling difficult duties If you be rather strong today. You Msdimsl SB Efficod 0 ^ ' -uunnaQ nuuu New look nines to open '82 pul them first on your list. The might pass out Information to tysMm So Gotowty UQE3 nm L^DCl longer you let tasks go. Ihe someone lor whom It was not Group of ten S7 P illir o fi nc3D □□ Ban harder they become Find out Intended. itaIrcMo CINCINNA-n (UPI) - You really Foster, Ken Griffey, Ray Knight Actnm DthI . . □ □ n a n o What the 1982 Cubs most closely in the opener will be Mario Soto, more of what lies ahead for you SCORPIO (Oct. 2«-Noir. 22) If Motley’s Crow — Templeton & Forman Short pin M i^ bufTs n n n won’t be able to tell the players and Dave Collins. were still available going into the 'Die ceremonial first ball will be In each of the seasons follow you conduct yoursell properly purchiu ijkJciEin anciuLiki resemble are the 1981 Philadelphia filling in for the ailing Tom Seaver. Tskolil.) without a progrpm for Monday’s The Reds have sacrificed power weekend before the game. The poor tossed out by "Columbia” space ing your birthday by sending It will do much tc enhance your Month Itbbr.) UDDwHDClDBaHHD Phillies. The Cubs have imported 18 The Cubs are exp edM to go with lor your copy of Astro-Graph. Image today, but If you become DOWN National League season opener economy and fans’ anger over last shuttle astronauts Joe Engle and ActfiMi Osy for speed and pitching. They don’t former Phillies, including General Doug Bird. Mail $1 lor each to Astro- Involved with Individuals whose a n t a IRIAIYI between the Cincinnati Reds and figure to score as many runs as In season’s baseball players’ strike Richard Truly. When the two flew Graph. Box 489. Radio City standards are low .you may DIP X3U Clothing 1 Providod moil m Manager .Dallas Green and Field Monday’s 2 p.m. (EST) opener may also be factors in slower ticket B ^ L, •ubstsnct Chicago Cubs. recent years, but they’re counting the "Columbia” last November, Station. N Y. 10019. Be sure to drop to their level. !$Hoor T H I S EXPUIKI ALL 2 I posioss 20 Htid 43 Drink to Manager Lee Elia. The cast of ex- will be played at Riverfront sales this year. specify birth date. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Small isltnd mponiiblo health of Both clubs have been drastically on holding down opponents too. they took a baseball with them. That ARROW? THAT STUFF.' ___ Con- (contr.) Phillle players now performing for Stadium, where Opening Day tickets Nevertheless, Opening Day is still TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) 21) Normally you respond 3 Nucloir 22 Min’i nims 46 Prudtnt revamped since last season. ^ As for the Cubs, about the only "spaceball” will be the one tossed Subdue temptations today to rather welt to challenge, but tondoroplM Chicago is headed by shortstop are not quite, the hot item they were igoncy |abbr.) 23 Fikod 47 Browniih The Reds’ entfre outfield is new, thing they have left from last year is considered a holiday of sorts in Cin out to start th‘e season. take risks In areas which you today If anything unusual Potion 4 Fsston Larry Bowa. in the mid-1970s when the Reds were cinnati. A pre-game parade will go occurs It might not bring out 24 Now purpit Johnny Bench is going to try to play their name. And why not? They’ve Monday’s game will begin know little about. This Is espe Plorco 5 Gsvtup Since both clubs have taken big , world champions. cially true regarding business your better qualities. Keep a Full house g 26 Rijoindor 48Bog third base and the club is gambling been losers so many years, they through the heart of the city, with a providing answers to the big ques 6 SMvtr Stats 46 Piquo gambles for 1982, it’s appropriate In those years. Opening Day or Investment proposals. cool head. Fine limn 7 Spray 27 Dtclino with catcher Alex Trevino. (Jone figure a complete personnel change veteran peanut vendor, top-hatted tion that both Reds and Cubs fans GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Fol CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) 60 Scold that they get together to launch the tickets were sold out several months As wall g Swallow 32 RoMirch from last year are stars George can’t worsen the situation. ’ ’Peanut Jim” Shelton, the grand have been asking recently — ” Is low through today on any This Is not a time to experiment Broke broid g 62 Womon’a season. The Reds’ starting pitcher before the game. This year, tickets marshal. promises you've made to your with new Ideas or methods, II Typo of poom room different really better?” At (2 wdi.) 10 Hsnk of twrino patriotic mate or family. Others will be what you're presently doing Is 34 BIblicil ingol aocioty labbr.) severely disappointed If you running smoothly. Stick with Lsgor 11 Msh bovorigo Wont bofom 13 E iiy 35 Dot of land 63 Simian break your word. your original game plan. 39 Roman powar CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) AOUARNJS (Jan. 20-M . 19) Skirt fotturt 18 Finincial 54 Sign of tho .W e re only human and we all Do things collectively with Iniocticldo 19 Minor lymbol ZOdiK make mistakes which others friends today, but be careful In will forgive us for. provided we situations vihere money Is 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 8 9 10 11 Error-prone Cougars don't blame our errors on Involved. Unless you handle World’s Qroatest Suporhsroos them. Don't be guilty of this matters skillfully, someone may 12 13 today feel they got the short end. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) T D W W M R W T Z W . / FRANKLY, have good ideas today about Have faith In your own judg I'V E cats- ID S E T 14 16 the way things should be han ment today In areas affecting )OU, PARKS-WE'RE UNTIL WE CAN TALK ID THE dled which could affect your your personal Interests. Letting TAKING A LITTLE AKKCTZUR OP )tXIR JtOewey 16 17 slide to .500 level resources and security. Unfor others make major decisions VHP! THERE, WE WON'T KNOW 1 tunately, you may fall to use lor you could prove counter r m r n r e o m o n them, and suffer a loss. productive. 18 19 20 22 23 24 26 ■ ■ Not helping its own cause with six of a Cougar miscue. Eastern’s 12-hit attack while five 28 28 29 errors, Manchester Community The Cougars narrowed the deficit different players had one hit apiece 3 ■ ■ College fell back to the .500 mark as with a two-run fourth frame. Mike for the Cougars. 30 31 |32 it dropped an 11-4 verdict in baseball Troian' walked and scored on a dou 1 ■ action to Eastern Connecticut State ble to the leftfield corner by Willie B rid g e 33 36 H36 College jayvees yesterday at Cougar Gonzalez. The latter took third on a Eastern (11) — St. Jean c f, 5-1-1- IB Field. wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice 0, Pottinger 2b, 4-1-1-0, Kelly p, 1-0- s-su pm m sM f 37 38 39 ■ to The Cougars, 2-2, resume play fly to center by D’Attilio. 0-0, Managiafico ss, 5-2-3-2, Brandt WHAT THC (7ICK6NS ■ Sunday at noon with a doubleheader Eastern scored two runs in the IS ©OINS ON ? 41 43 ss, O-O-O-O, Dean c, 3-2-1-1, Delillo c, VtHA- Oofiatta at Cougar Field against Middlesex fifth, one on an RBI triple by Moz 00-0-0, Mozzicato lb, 4-1-1-2, Dumas The best and worst 1 Community College. t*«y!s Law — James Schumeister 45 46 47 zicato, and four final markers in the 3b, 3-1-1-1, Barter 3b, O-l-O-O, Kuhar a 1931 section of “Bridge Eastern opened the scoring with seventh on four safeties. Included rf, 3-0-1-0, Manley if, 4-1-2-2, World," titled "Experts at 48 49 50 51 62 63 54 two runs in its first at-bats. Mark were RBI singles by Mark Manley Vaneetan dh, 5-1-1-1, Guillot p, 0-0-0- Their Best and Worst." Pottinger scored on an error and Joe and Andy Vaneetan and a two-run 0, Irvine p, 0-OH)-0. Totals: 37-11-129 NORTH 4-s-l Obviously, the magazine 55 56 Mozzicato plated the second marker single by Joe Mangiafico. 012 9J92 did not want to antagonize with a sacrifice fly. MCC scored one late run in the th e. Williams, so there were no CBIMESIOMPEB8 TEXTBOOK, MCC (4) — Desaulniers ss, 4-0-0-u, PKQJ103] QUICX, MAETHA-THE MCC came back with a run in the ninth on a Warrior error. comments on the bidding. C H W C 90a C ! TM 57 58 Caro 2b, 4-0-1-0, Troian dh, 2-1-0-0, * 10 9 second. Ken D’Attilio walked, took Ken Hill worked the first two in ♦ J75 We will make one comment. INVE&TlbJ&INTOPSaL W. Gonzalez 3b, 3-2-1-1, D’Attilio cf, UPI photo second on a wild pitch and toed nings for M(IC and dropped his se Williams bid like a man who F U r U B f e . (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 2-1-1-1, Morhardt c, 2-()-l-l, Johnson WEST EAST didn’t care whether he won Bt.'^\!fi^0F 50UCITDie6 home on a double down the leftfield ♦ K 4 3 * 10 76 cond decision. He allowed one hit, pr, 0-()-0-0, Sarant c, 2-0-0-0, Carone or lost. stripe by freshman Darryl ▼ 98 ?765 6t^UUIN6 Addition going up walked two and fanned two. Bill if, 2-0-0-0, Botteron if, 2-0-0-0, Fortunately, the nameless Morhardt. ♦Q987 9J654 Guillot, Jim Irvine and Mike Kelly McKieman lb, 4-0-1-0, C. Gonzalez West was really cooperatiye. COMMODiriE^)Oy/0eW The young Warriors started to ♦ A 64 3 ♦Q102 Work Is progressing on the 21 private boxes this year. Red Sox open home schedule each worked three innings for rf, 3-0-0-0, Hill p, O-O-O-O, Kilbanof p, Not only did he double the take control with three runs in the SOUTH slam, but he opened the ace TE^EPHONE^./ on the first base side of Fenway Park In April 12 against Chicago. Eastern with Irvine gaining the vic 0-04)4). Totals: 30-4-5-3. third with Roger Dean and Chris 4 AQ98 of clubs and shifted to a low 1 CELEBRITY CIPHER Boston. Completion date Is set for June of tory. Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. ▼ A1 O sIsM iy Ctptar crypiogrOTM ar* e raM d from quoMlorw by lamoiM paopla, pan Dumas each having an RBI single. spade. Mangiafico and Manley had three Eastern 203 020 400 11 ♦ AK32 After those two yery m d piw enl. Each W W In me dpher stands lor another. Todty^dmDaquaisB. The third run came home as result ♦ K98 and two hits respectively to pace MCC 010 200 001 4 friendly plays, declarer had A Vulnerable: Both little trouble bringing in bis Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Dealer: South slam. He simply developed a “ KR YRUO RKANQZ VZ Denis Watsbn in lead Time changed Wnt North Eail Soeth double squeeze that was 2NT THESE TRACKS ARE ' NEW YORK (UPI) - The New there because West held the SETTINS FRESHER., Celtics top Hawks Pass IP Pass 6 NT spade king and East thb club GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) — year and finished in the top 10 four for the tournament were J.C. Snead, York Knicks announced Friday that Dbl. Pass Pass Pass they have changed the starting time queen. BNYNZZCQO, OFK KR YRUO South African Denis Watson, in his times, had a round of seven birdies with a second-round 69, Woody ATLANTA (UPI) — Larry Bird tributed a game-high 18 rebounds. It of their National Basketball South’s queen of spades second year on the tour, fired a 7- as the $300,000 tournament had its Blackburn with a 70, Lanny Wadkins scored 24 points and hit two free was the 20th win in the last 21 games Opening lead: held trick two. The ace of Association game against Boston iinder-par 65 Friday to take a one- second day of ideal weather con with a 71, Mark Mc(?umber with a throws with eight seconds left, for the Celtics. , spades and king of clubs ditions. next Thursday in order to a c P shot lead over Danny Eldwards after 69, deorge Cadle with a 73 and giving the Boston Celtics a 110-107 For Atlanta, Dan Roundfield had came next, followed by six comodate the New York Rangers’ rounds of hearts. This left a the second round of the Greater ” I’ve been in contention a nuihber Leonard Thompson with a 70. decision Friday night over the 32 points and 16 rebounds. Drew RBNZNEM VZ UCKANKVY.” — National Hockey League playoff By Oswald Jacoby three-card ending, ^ n held Greensboro Open. of times,” said Watson, who was Defending champion Lirry Nelson Atlanta Hawks. finished with 18, nine of which came game. and Alan Sontag A-K-3 of diamonds: dummy persuaded to join the American tour shot a 75 and missed the cut at 147 Boston led 90-84 after three in the fourth quarter. Eddie Johnson The Knicks have switched their held the black jacks and his The 26-year-old South African had by Gil Morgan and Gary Player after 36 holes. Craig Stadler, the quarters and increased its lead to 95- contributed. 17 and Rory Sparrow one diamond. starting time from 8:30 p.m. to 2 The late Ben Ames Wil UCDER UVYCZZR 11 one-putt greens on his way to the after two years on the European leading money winner in the field 85 with 10:34 remaining after Nate finished with 15 points and a game- liams was one of the most West had to keep the king p.m. at Madison Square Garden. day’s lowest round and stood at tour. ” I believe the more times knd a winner here in 1980, had his se Archibald hit two free throws. The high 8 assists, liie loss snapped an successful writers of the '20s of spades — East the queen The Philadelphia Flyers, who play seven under 137 for 36 boles. you’re there, the more you learn cond even-par round and was at 144. Hawks fought back to tie the score fiight-game Atlanta home winning and early '30s. He was also a of clubs. Neither one could the Rangers in the opening round of bridge player with his own guard diamonds and the Edwards,, a firstround co-leader and about the game.” Lee Trevino had a 72 and also mis 107-107 with 57 seconds left when streak. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“lf you're In trouble, or hurl or need — the playoffs, had objected to playing system. slam was there. Alley Oop — Dave Graue a winner here in 1977, followed his Watson had to deal with hay fever sed the cut. John Drew hit a 15-foot jumper. go to the poor people. They’re the only ones that’ll help — the an afternoon game following a game Here is a hand reported in (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) first-round 66 with an even-par 72 as well as the 6,804-yard Forest Edwards, who began the day tied Bird then connected on his two only ones." — John Steinbeck the previous night. Friday after a double bogey on his Oaks Country Club Course. with Fergus, had a chance to take free throws with eight seconds left Nets 98-96 TH NERVE OF OOP, ) NOW, NOW, DEAR, \|T'S 7H’ LITTLE PrtooUltft Pop — Ed Sullivan Y E S , T H E Y ] HEY THESE UTTLE ) UP NEAR TH' final hole.' “ I suffer from hay fever,” he the lead, going to 8 under on the se and Kevin McHale added a free TRYIN rPULL OFF / DON'T WORRY DINCIS FOR TH' CERTAINLY/GUYS ARE GREAT! /LEMMIAN EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. A CHEAP TRICK Y YOURSELF ABOUT / ZOO! ZORG AN' Two strokes off the pace were Hal said. “ I suppose it’s the pollen. I cond nine, before finishing with a throw to ice it with one second OID.' ^^W HERE'D YOU Y/ B O R D ER ! (UPI) — Ray Williams scored 27 LIKE THAT! ^ IT' LOOK WHAT'S / GOT Sutton with a 69, D.A. Weibring with took an allergy pill yesterday and I double bogey on the 18th. On the remaining. C O M IN G ! A SOME MORE! points and Albert King hit a driving BERN ARP Y I HE'S WKE5TUNG ^ KH ’o’ Cariyia — Larry Wright a 68, Bobby Wadklns with a 67, Doug felt funky for the first IS holes, and 16th, his drive hit the trees, and he Boston also received 22 points slam dunk with five seconds SEEAV9 I KNOW" WITH A TOUGH Black with a 70, Keith Fergus with a then I played well the last three scrambled for a par by sinking an PEPRESSEP/ Ml (TPLE- M ANAGEAAENT 76ers 135-115 each from Cedric Maxwell and remaining Friday night, leading the 73, Jim Thorpe with a 68, Fuzzy holes when it wore off. I didn’t take eight-foot putt. On the 18th, his a g a in ' PROBLEM ' y Robert Parish. Parish also con- New Jersey Nets to a 98-96 victory Zcieller with a 68. one today.” problems began when he hithis drive PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Bobby over the Washington Bullets. Watson, who joined the tour last Stalking the leaders at four under in a fairway bunker. Jones scored 22 points and Lionel r The triumph pushed the Nets a 1ooTiR.ee>? VM OjOLD 'ibO Be "I didn’t drive the ball quite as Hollins added 20 to lead seven Penguins 7-5 half-game ahead of the Bullets for well as yesterday, and it cost m e at Philadelphia players in double looliReD? ido m e t \ r l c f t the fourth best record in the NBA’s 16 and 18,” said Eldwards, whose figures and carry the 76ers to a 135- NEW YORK (UPI) - Mike ^ APARlMeNT ALU Eastern (Conference playoff race. Stacy moves ahead first tour victory came on this 115 triumph over Qeveland Friday Bullard scored with 7:41 remaining Yieex&\x>T course. “ I hit a lot of good putts, night, handing the Cavaliers their in the game Friday night, leading some of them just didn’t go. I’m still 10th straight loss. the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 7-5 vic 114-105 Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves alive.” The 76ers broke the game open tory over the Ne'W York Rangers. Bucks by three strokes Thorpe, who grew up in nearby with a 44-point second' quarter, The decision marked the first CHICAGO (UPI) — Brian Winters Roxboro, said he had a little extra featuring 81 percent accuracy from time in 32 games this season that the scored 14 of his 20 points in the (ScToFFTflC incentive in shooting one of his the field en route to a 70-59 halftime Rangers lost after taking a lead into YOU MEAN HE’S CM A NEW ^ \ k RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UPI) temperatures, scattered rain and 30 fourth quarter Friday night to lead better rounds of the year. lead. From a 51-49 Philadelphia the third period. «PrevioUsly, they HE'S UP FOR PI ET,ANI7 HAVING- NEWS FMoNe!ific<5AMg)5 — Hollis Stacy fired a 7-under-par 65 mph winds. the Milwaukee Bucks to a 114-105 PRO/WDTION j NOT A HARP TIME m a n a g e d t o “ I think 1 play hotter.when I have lead, Jones scored eight consecutive were 294)-2 in such games. Peter THBY'VP cdudI Friday for a two-round total of 138 Temperatures climbed to 72 triumph over the Chicago Bulls. EXACTLY, AAANAGINIG HIG MIPPLE.' friends around,” said Thorpe. “I points in a 13-4 spurt that boosted Lee’s empty-net goal with thrqe and a three-stroke lead over Pat Friday with clear skies. It was the Bucks’ fourth straight fZ E P U C E GO v ^ N M E N T don’t want them to drive ail this way the Sixer margin to 6453 with 1:53 seconds remaining clinched the vic “There was no wind and the victory and their ninth in 11 games- Bradley midway through a $310,000 to see me shoot 80.” left to play in the quarter. tory. ^pEfM PlN G.... LPGA tournament at the Mission greens are just perfect,” Stacy said. Chicago has lost four straight. Hills Country CTub, the richest event “ Today was perfect scoring weather N O W t h e y '/ j b J u s t on the women’s tour. — yesterday was just survival PEFieiT weather.” ^HAIfrGlNG E v ERY t HINB. The tournament is sponsored by Dinah Shore and Nabisco.' Stacy had seven birdies and no bogeys over the 6,255-yard Mission Th A v i j 4-J Perfect score was needed to win Stacy’s round was one stroke off o tm I* mA. ■«.. 119 Rl» U S PM. S TH OR Hills layout with five of the birdies the tournament record of 64 shot in coming on the back nine where she the final round last year by tourna tied a tournament record with a 31 Just as predicted by Mark Hall, one bad to Sunday starting at 9:30 at a point on the The Born Loser — Art Sansom ment winner Nancy Lopez-Melton, and needed just nine putts. be perfect to win the New Elngland Indoor Hockanum River west of the Economy Elec who was 10 shots behind Stacy One stroke behind Bradley in third Open Archery Championship staged last tric Co. building on Oakland Street ... following Friday’s round. weekend at Hall’s Arrow Range in Herald Our Boardirw) House — Carrol- & k4cCormick place was veteran Sandra Haynie, Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball B u ^ Bunny— Warner Bros.. “Conditions were ideal today,” Manchester. 3 38, a winner of 40 events in 21 years Umpires has added seven new members, said the 28-year-old Stacy, who fell on the tour, who rejoined the tour Hall, the reigning (Connecticut and New Angle WHEN 1SU6HER A KIR he SOLD WHATMMP0FA6UIPE ANPiMAVENtSE&J Dana Austin, Bob Beltrandi, Tom Ferreri' ''put of a first place tie in the opening last year after taking two seasons England king, was not perfect in the two-day MAiSA7INE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT A <■ WHATS VOU ANVHOW® ONE ALL O V Earl Yost, Scott Gayton, A1 Pepin, Tom Smith and Johii •round with a double bogey on the off with injuries. She matched competition and had to share second place Bid DISCOUNT! Then he'p aAiM . SO HE \tXI PRDVtISEDMEA White. The latter is a transfer from Maine. - l8th hole while playing in 49-degree Bradley’s 3-under-par 69. with three other entrants, all just one point Sports Editor The MAOAllNES FOlPEP, anp , 6TBANSE? W A G M0UM1AIN (30AT... Men in blue will meet Monday night at 7 at QUIT t h e r o u t e ,' .nai I TOO behind Tom Winters of New York. the Mahoney Rec Center and at 7:30 a rules NEXT HE^ THOUiSHT fO O RTO Winters was a perfect 450 In the Pro interpretaion interpretation clinic will be (SOT into antksues; he lo st LINCOLN , H AVE A % Release Division. He won $1,000 of the attrac HIS LICENSE FOR SELLIN' THE sta g ^ with all sch(x>l coaches invited. W A .6 s t u d y . Wall shares top tive $7,500 purse which attracted 200 of the L16HT BULB FROM LINCOLN'S A B I ( 3 PUMIVW best archers in the country. motor to Boston for the Red Sox home opener STUPV F(3R i s , 0 0 0 : m REAPER! I Hall, an instructor at the range owned by at Fenway Park April 12 against CMcago. It’s League highs bis father, was perfect in retaining the a complete sellout... One of hockey’s all-time s T Connecticut and New England Indoor most durable and finest performers, Dave Howard Holmes will remember his efforts i*ung with Goosie Keon is expected to call it a career after 21 in the Eastern Businessmen’s Bowling Archery titles, scoring an unprescedented Winthrop — Dick Cavalli perfect in both the Finger and Release years in the National Hockey League and the League for some time. April 1, Holmes /•"• TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Art Wall IF'yOULOOK. dies on the seventh and eighth. Divisions in the state shooting. When he World Hockey Assn, this weekend. The 42- wasn’t fooling when he established league fired a S-under-par 67 Friday to I'M A (SQDO eP B L U ed . BKS- D EA L ! rCAN SPEU- T-H-I-NHS-, Miller Barber struggled to a 2- added his first National Indoor title last year-old Whaler captain will made his Hart single and triple records. Holmes started out Q U O <\>{ move into a tie for the second-round I CAK(SPE1_L. a n y t h (N(^. ANYTHINC^.TaD... overpar 74, which put him three February, Hall was ready to meet all comers ford finale tonight against the New York with a 174 score, added a 209 and finished up Y3UR5HOULD0?, lead with J.C. Goosie at the $125,000 A-N-V... shots behind th leaders with a 142. in the local event. Rangers ... Have you noticed the large with a 155 — all over bis average — for a 538 DOC Seniors (Classic. “I played very poorly today. It He was ready, but not perfect... and will number of. game misconduct penalties triple ... Jim Gallagher has been elected T > - One stroke behind Wall and seems like all I did was hit shots out have to wait another year. metted out during the past 10 days in the NHL president of the Greater Hartford Twilight 'Goosie was Bill Collins of of the rough,” Barber said. 'The scores clearly indicated the high summaries? The donnybrook of the season in Baseball League. Gallagher has been con Meyersdale, Pa., at 70-140. Trailing Grouped with Barber three caliber of archers who made Manchester Hartford took place last Wednesday night nected with the loop in various capacities for , by two strokes was Paul Harney of strokes back were Dow their compeUUve headquarters a week ago. with seven players (four wearing Montreal 20 years. He succeeds the Rev. Thomas (tam Cape (Cod, Mass. \ ^E . DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A. PHONE • Flnsterwald, Dan Sikes, Billy uniforms and Uiree Whalers) beii^ whistled pion. Thirteen teams will comprise the 1962 _____ - ______q-3 ' Wall, 59,' made eight birdies Casper and defending champlpn Don off the ice for fighting. The brawl was a dis members, Moriarty’s will be in the Elastem ‘ 'enroute to his 67, the lowest round'of January. grace and happily for the Whaler faithful the Division with Vernon, Scott’s, Society, the tournament. He.birdied the first Sox opener sold out PM' ■ Arnold Palmer shot a 3-under-par season ends Sunday night in Boston ... Annual Duplicating and Langan. The West will have holes, a 500-yard par 5 and a 366- 4-J (AAlU two 69 to remain in contention, four 'I f you don’t have a ticket, don’t plan to Hockanum River Canoe Races are scheduled seven entries ... Have a nice weekend. ' 'yard par 4 and added two more bir- shots back. / ..4- ' . 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 3. MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April 3, 1982 - Blue checks in Recap of spring training trip NEW YORK (UPI) — What would you say their manager, Rene Lachemann, but even he Rozelle thought oup chances are of ever having another can’t do it without the ballplayers. "Black Sox” World Series? In the AL East, wait’ll you see the Orioles’ 5 at Royals camp [3. I’d say they are very good. Maybe as early Sports Cal Ripken Jr. He’s the goods. Weaver also is Scoreboard as six months from now. getting his pitching squared away. By United Press International club high 15 Grapefruit League vic The way I see this year's pennant races, Parade I think some of the Yanke^’ problems this Q ^ m g come October, we could be looking at a not- spring were a foreshadowing of things to lof Davis tories. Veteran left-hander Vida Blue, in At West Palm Beach, Fla., Brad so-instant replay between the same two Milt RIchman come this summer. They should win, but that his first day at the Kansas City Mills singled home Tim Blackwell in teams — the Chicago White Sox and the Cin was what everybody thought last year. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - NFL moved equipment and trucks to Los Royals' training camp, has already the bottom of the 12th inning to give cinnati Reds — who competed in baseball's The Tigers look very good. Except in the I'aim cr (It). Bru.sKtur (H) and Dia/. Mice Bit'/.iium 77 71) 147 H'lv M.»\d made a wise decision. Montreal a 3-2 triumph Baltimore. blackest World Series 63 years ago. pitching department. Roger Craig, their Commissioner Pete .^ozeUe said Angeles and started doing Sirgi! (6i. W-Morgan. L-(!arUun. IIR-Ncw Kalhv Whitwmlh 71-72--147 I'hil ilahiofk Tit-TO pitching coach will need another miracle. ‘ Friday he would have taken the business,” Rozelle said. “That’s . Stirk. WmiH'Id. (!erone. Cathy Morse 73- 74 iKih 147 Slicurcr T.iT\ 1^ Blue checked into camp Friday Blackwell drew a leadoff walk from The White Sox and Reds have not met in Carole .lo Callison 77 -79 -147 Nick Faldo ' Rollie Fingers’ shoulder injury could be all ‘ Oakland Raiders away! from owner when we really took notice of the 71-76-147 Bernhard Linger 72-74 l^j and asked for No. 14, the number he loser Bill Flaggerty to open the in another World Series since. Cleveland (KIO101 (U>-2 7 4 Kyle O'Brien (ioorge Burns 72-74--14b the Brewers need to take them out of the run : AI Davis under the r l^ t of eminent situation.” San Francisco 013100 02x—7 9 0 Julie Stanger-Pyne 77-70- 147 has been wearing since 1973 with the ning, went to third on a single by White Sox Manager Tony LaRussa, when I Hockey 74- 74 Allen 14B Miller 145 It was at that point the NFL joined Sorensen, Hlylevcn if ). Spillner (8 i and Tatsuko Onsakii ■lim IkHiros 75-79--145 Oakland A's and San Franciso Tim Raines and scored when Mills asked him where he thought his club was New York. 4, Chicago. 5, St. Louis. 6, ning. For them to be in it, Finger*has to have, ■ domain and admitted hie considered Bando: Holland. Martin (6 i. Laveile (9) Nancy LiiK'/'McIlon 77- 71 -148 the city of Oakland in attempting to 78- 79- 148 SktH'lci Heath 74 72 146 Giants. That number belongs to 6- bounced the ball through a drawn-in going to finish this year, held up one finger. I Pittsburgh. the same year he had last year. I don’t see pressing for a jail sentence if Davis and May W -lliilland. Iv-Sorensen. IIR-- Susie M( Allistcr Tom WofKiard 73-78-14(> take the franchise away from Davis Cleveland. Charhoneau. Ayako Okamolo 7f-73--148 foot-3 , 225-pound first baseman Lee infield. just looked at him. Here are a couple of other predictions: him doing that. ; had persisted in keeping his team in Amv AlcoU 74-74--148 Mark (.'alcavpcf bia 70-75 -145 May. “I mean it,” he said. "That’s my predic Orioles’ Manager Elarl Weaver may quit, Hitting doesn’t figure to be the. Red Sox’ ^ Los Angeles. i and his limited partner. Rozelle Vicki Tabfir 76- 7:k”l49 .lim Dent 73-78 145 At Scottsdale, Ariz., sUrter A1 00001 101-7121 i;ary KikIi “May's too big to fight for that tion. I believe we’re gonna win it.” but he’ll be back managing again somewhere problem, but their pitching is something else j. Rozelle, tMtifying a second day in signed an affidavit in that action and New Yiirk I.NI.I (110000OM- r. 122 Lvnn Adams 77- 72-149 Holland gave up only two hits and NA'llONAL HOCKKY LEAGUE IsikomkA, Monti ,41. sumley i7i, Marlene ilaggc 74-7Tr-149 .lav Haas number," the 32-year-old Blue said. Last year this time, I asked him where he later. And Yankees’ Mbnager Bob Lemon is again. : the retrial of the antitrust suit fiied Oakland officials filed the legal Donna White 7r-74--i4y Bobb\ Nichols 71-78 145 one run in five innings in helping San liy United Press International \imtilf (01 ond (kMlmon, U^lronrois (8i. n a ren c e Bose* ^-78 -145 "I'm not going to fight you,” May, The Indians could surprise and maybe they [ against the ieague by the Los documents in that city March 17, iTunit!ht's (sames Not Included) snili, Zathry •; 1. U aih HI. Allen i9i Bonnie Lauer 77- 72-149 Francisco snap a four-game losing thought the White Sox would wind up and he right about this year being his last one with Dcbi)ic Austin 74-7r^-149 Wallv Armstrong Angeles Coliseum and R iders, said ■I960. Wales Conference .;;nd Swoel W- Hoist. In-Zaehry. HH-- Ed Sneed p -p 39, quipped back. “ You're too streak with a 7-2 victory over said third. He was right on the money. the Yankees ... but someone else also will . will. In order for them to do so, Lary I’atrirk Division sew York. Valenline. Carolyn Hill 74-7T-149 young. " . Sorensen and Rick Sutcliffe have to ' win ' he was “very, very surprised” when Under often-heated questioning by Joyce Kazmierski 7I-7T--irO i.vn l/)tt /(»79- 145 Cleveland. Holland got relief help Personally, I think Minnesota will be the bring him back to manage. W L T Pte. GF GA 76- 74- iro Did Not (Juahlv Blue settled on jersey No. 33. most improved club in the American League, And now for the ball clubs. regularly. ' Davis began moving to; Los Angeles Raiders’ attorney Joseph Alioto, V-NY Islandrs rS U 10 116 377260 Janet Coles Doug Tcwell 71-72 147 from newly-acquired Renie Martin, x-NY Kancr.s 39 2S 13 91 306296 Beth Solomon 78- 72^-110 "That's pretty close to my age,” Lloyd Moseby keeps getting better all the [■ in 1980 in defiance of the NFL con- Rozelle admitted an NFL rule Jane Blalock 77- 73-iro Forrest Fezler 74-78 147 who allowed just three hits and one maybe even in both leagues, and Oakland is Around the American League, the hitters X'Philadelph 37 30 11 ff 3U 306 Mike Onald ? 72 D' [.stitution and a temporary prevents a city from owning a x-Piltsburgh 29 36 13 71 296 330 Martha Hansen 7f-7f--i:0 Blue said. run in three innings. the best in the West. But hunches also count, will tell you that Britt Bums, the White Sox’ time for Toronto, but when this season is Judy Clark 77-73- iro Brad Bryant 71-75 -147 restraining order. ! franchise but said under the cir Washington 24 41 13 61 310 333 i.arrv Nel.son 72-7T-;-147 The Royals, who obtained Blue in don’t they, and that’s why the White Sox and lefthanded, 22-year-old flame-thrower, is a over, the Blue Jays will have merely won the Adams Division Basketball Sandra Spuztt h 89-79 110 cumstances in Oakland it “would Dot Germain 77-74 -III Hod Nuckolls 7-72-147 a six-player trade Tuesday with the At Clearwater, Fla., Dave Win the Reds are my two pennant choices this prime candidate for this year’s Cy Young right to try again. ' The Raiders proposed move to Los y-Montreal 46 U. 17 109 3r5.2L‘ Mike Holland 74-78-147 x*Boston 41 27 10 Se 311Z79 Vicki Singleton 77- 74 -U1 Giants, are betting Blue has enough field drove,in four runs to power the year. Award. Joe Torre will do all right with the Braves, . Angeles was blocked b3^the NFL un- not be inconsistent with the NFl. Myra van Moose 78- 73 -in Rod Curl 73-74 -147 X-Butfalo 38 2f If. 91 296262 Jcfl Mitchell 75-71-147 zip in his fastball to win 15 or more New York Yankees to a 7-2 victory In the American League East, I like the The Twins are all excited about going into thereby causing some to say, see, he wasn’t .* der its Rule 4.3 which 'requires ap- constitution.” X-t^iebCf 32 30 16 80 3f 338 Sandra l^alnier 7r-76-in Alioto read a transcript of last Marllord 2] 40 17 f9 2T9341 Judy Rankin 7T-76 -in f.ax.‘ Trevino 7-72 -147 games. The Giants would lead you to over Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 11- Baltimore Orioles, and in the National their new domed facility in Minnesota. The that bad a manager after all. ;• provai from three-fm^rths of its Marlene Fioyd 79- 72-'in Rex Caldwell 73-74-147 summer’s trial, which ended in a (‘ainpbell ('onference Mike McCullough 73 74 147 believe that Blue is all but finished. 12, plays the Minnesota Twins in two League East, the Montreal Expos. pitching gives evidence of being better and With the Giants, though, Frank Robinson ‘ owners for a franchise relocation. Norris Division Shelley Hamlin 74-78-112 games over the weekend at the new > Davis moved some secretarial hung jury, in which Rozelle said, Alice Miller 81-71- ir2 Rick Pearson 74-73--147 In other news: Breaking down the races in both leagues, I that means the Twins should be, too. could discover most of his personnel W L T PU. GF GA NATIONAL b a sk etb a ll aS&ul.. Dave Stof-kton 72-75-148 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. “We preferred that action because v-Minncsola 36 22 20 02 338 282 Tom Jenkins 73-7T'--148 Pittsburgh place4iJveteran right look for the teams to finish this way: Billy Martin has done a tremendous job problems are as bad as he suspected, and in . personnel and equipn ent to Los x-Winnipeg 33 31 14 80 316 321 By United Press International Golf Results The Yankees, 9-12, also have two the other option was asking that Mr. (Late Gam4s Not Included) By United Press International Victor Regalado 71-77—148 hander Jim Bibby on the 21-day dis AL West — 1, Chicago. 2, Minnesota. 3, with the A’s. Somehow, though, there’s ques sofar as the Padres are concerned, what can Angeles, then sent RoKlle a letter x-Sl. Uiuis 31 39 8 70 306340 H^stem Conference BrufC Fleisher 75-72—148 x*(3)ic agi> 28 38 12 68 3213f« Greater Greensboro Open abled list today because of stiffness games remaining to be played in the Oakland. 4, Texas. 5, Kansas City. 6, Califor- tion in my mind whether Martin can bring you say for new manager Dick Williams stating, “We are now ini Los Angeles Davis go to jail for violating a court Atlantic Division At Greensboro. N.C., April 2 .Bin Simons 72-75--148 Toronto 20 42 16 f6 293 367 W L Pci. GB Bob Cole 7T-73 -140 in his right shoulder. Bibby pitched Lousianna Superdome. ' nla. 7, Seattle. them back. except maybe good luck. , 'and we are now the Los Angeles order. We did not want to have to do Detroit 21 46 12 f4 269347 (Par 72) x*llt»stf)n r? 16 .781 - Denis Watson 726fr -137 U rry Mize 78-79-148 two innings against St. Louis At Bradenton, Fla., Rick Leach AL East — 1, Baltimore. 2, New York. 3, I’m not sold at all on the Rangers’ pitching The Expos didn’t miss by much making it [: Raiders.” i that.” Smvthe Division x-l'hiladciphia fl 2 .689 6 Danny Edwards 66-72 -138 Joe Inman 73-7T—148 Thursday without giving up a run or droye in four runs, including the Detroit. 4, Milwaukee. 5, Boston. 6, into the World Series last year and they cer “At a meeting of tei 1 owners in v-hkltnonlon 47 17 If 109 41f294 New Jersey 38 36 T.14 W t Fuzzy Zoeller 7168^ 139 Bob Bvman 7-73-148 or on their outfield defense. They’re short not x-Calgarv. 29 33 17 7f 333 342 Morns Hatalskv " 74-74 -148 hit, but he was not considered ready game-winner with a ninth-inning i Dallas on March 3 (11 t) I asked Al X-Vancouver 28 33 17 73 277282 Washington' 37 36 5£7 20 Jim Thorpe 71-68--139 3 Cleveland. 7, Toronto. only in pitching but in power. tainly have at least as good a shot at it this Rozelle confirmed Friday that op New York 32 41 43B 2. Terrv Diehl 79-79-149 single, to lead Detroit to an 8-7 vic xA/iS Angeles 24 39 Lf 63 3103T6 Hal Sutton 7069-139 to head north with the club to start NL West — 1, Cincinnati. 2, Los Angeles. 3, i^mehow, the Angels generally disappoint year. . Davis if he intended move his tion was considered by himself and Colorado 17 40 13 47 238 361 Central Division D.A. Weibring 7168-139 Steve Hart 74-7^-149 the season April 8, a Pirates tory over Pittsburgh. Starters Jack Houston. 4, Atlanta. 5, San Francisco. .6, San If Pete Rose has any problem playing, then ; team to Los Angeles ^nd he said, NFL attorneys at the time, but it (Top lour in each division qualify for v-Milwuukee fl 23 .689 — ‘ Keith Fergus 66-73- 139 Tominv Valentine 74-7—149 no matter who they get. With their pitching Atlanta 36 37 .493 14'^ ItobbV Wadkins 7267- 139 David Sann 7-74-149 spokesman said. Morris of the Tigers and the ■■ ‘Yes,’” Rozele said. then asked St’inley Cup playoffs.) I-:d Fiori 73-76-149 Diego. as it is, I can’t see Uiem going anywhere. for sure the Phillies will have a problem win and the plan to turn the team over to X'clinched plavoff berth Detroit 34 40 4T9 17 Doug Black 69-70-139 Seattle released veteran reliever Pirates’ John Candelaria were each ; him if he intended to 4k league ap- Indiana 33 40 .C2 17>.^ lyconard Thomp.son 70-70—140 Ronnie Black 7-74-149 NL East — 1, Montreal. 2, Philadelphia. 3, One of the Mariners’ biggest plusses is ning. " the city of Oakland was scrapped y-clinchcd first place in division U c Elder 73-77-iro h'ridav's Results ( hicago 29 44 .397 2B^ George Cadle 67-73-140 Dick Drago, cutting their major rocked for seven runs in six innings. • provai as required in our constitu- when Davis voluntarily moved his Clovcland U. f« 30 2.'.* Woooy Blackburn 79-70- 140 Mike Morley 73-77--IfO At St. Petersburg, Fla., Wade Pittslnirgh at N.Y. Rangers, night Western Conference Tim Collins 73-77—IfO league roster to 29 players. Drago, : tion and he said, ‘No.’ ; personnel back to Oakland and Minnesota at Winnipeg, night J.C. Snead 71-69^ 140 Midwc.st Division Unny Wadkins 69-71-140 Vance Heainor 73-77—Iffl 36, spent 13 years in the major Boggs' two-out double in the ^xth ' ‘ ‘That brought the wh^le matter to resumed business there. Saturday's Games Payn<‘ Slew.irl 73-77—iro 'All Times EST» W L Pet. GB Mark McCumber 7169-140 leagues with Kansas City, Boston, inning ignited a five-run outburst a head,’’ Rozelle taid under Alioto also produced documents S;in Antonin 44 29 .603 — Peter Ou.stcrhiiis 67-74--141 Tom Shaw 7-76-iri that lead Boston to a 7-5 triumph Vancouver at Uis Angeles, f :Cf p.m. Denver 42 30 .163 Pk (iary Hallberg 70-71-141 Antonio Cerda 73-7^-lfl California, Baltimore and Seattle. questioning by Coliseilm attorney showing Rozelle had asked 14 of the Philadelphia al N.V. Islanders. f:flf Steven Jones 78-73—Ifl Drago was 4-6 wth a S.50 ERA and over the New York Mets. Pat Maxwell Blecher. “I thbn asked the p.m. lluuslun 42 32 .f68 2'x Tom Purlzer .70-71—141 R a d i q g l biggest California banks not to loan Hoston at (Quebec, 7;3T p.m. Kan.sas Cil\ 2T> 47 .26 18 Bobby Clampott 69-72—141 Dan Pohl 77-74-lfl five saves last year. His lifetime Zachry was raked for six con team owners to give me permission Dallas 2 40 .338 194 George Archer 79-71^141 Mark O'Meara 7-75-lfl Davis any money because of the N.Y. Rangers at Hartford. 7:1 p.m Mark McNuIlv 77-74-lfl figures are 108-117 and a 3.62 ERA. secutive hits in the inning. -TV to use anything in my pqwers to stop Buffalo al Montreal.‘ 8:2■ 1 p.m. Dial) 19 :264 244 I'eler .lacobson 72-60—141 Depth big factor pending legal action. Pacific Division Bub (lildcr 7369--I42 •lim Barber 74-77--lfl At Cocoa, Fla., Bruce Benedict hit Washington at Toronto. 8Biu.;^. p.np.m. Bill Bohinson 7161-72 In exhibition games; the Raiders from moving.” “ You realize it ’s a serious Chicago al St. laiuis. 9;0f p.m. x-L«»s Aiig(?les 10 23 68T — Ben Crcnsh.iw €9-73—142 Scaliie 46 26 .639 34 Bruce Douglass 71-71—142 Lon Nielsen 76-76-72 At Dunedin, Fla., Buck lyiartinez a two-run homer and drove in two Seven days after the meeting in business to cut off a man’s bank t'algaiy al Colorado. 9:X p.m. A-Wavnc IMayor 77-7—72 Sunday's Games I’hocnix 40 32 .flB 94 Bill Rogers 69-74-143 hit a one-out, bases-loaded Single in other runs to power Atlanta Braves SATURDAY Dallas the owners miet in Paim financing, cut off his life supply?” Golden State 40 33 J48 10 Pal McGowan ffl-74-143 .hm Bcrtoncino 79-73—72-' N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh. 2:2 p.m. Pn)> Charles 79-73-72 the ninth to give Toronto a 2-1 deci to a 7-5 triumph over Houston and an 1 - This Week in Basehall Ch. 38, Springs, Calif., and — wjithout Davis asked Alioto. Minnesota at Chicago. 4:0T p.m. Portland .77 2 .f.l4 124 .lohn Mazza 70-73-143 San Diego IK f6 .216 344 Mark Lye 70-73-143 sion over Minnesota Twins for a 18-6 exhibition record. 2 • Ch. 30 making a proposal — thby voted 22-0 “I realize it was serious business Hartford at Boston. 7:0T p.m. x-clitu-hcd nluNoff berth (Quebec at Buffalo. 7:it p.m. David Edwards 6R-7T--143 1:30 • Basehall: Red Sox vs. with Cheney nine with five abstentions hot to-allow when the Raiders moved to Los Montreal nl Wa.shington. 7:01 p.m \-clinched lirsi place in division Gibhv GIIIktI 74-70- 144 By Dniled Press Internal Toronto at Philadelphia. 7:(X- p.m. Friftay's Results Chip Beck 72-72 -144 Tigers, Ch. 38 the move. Angeles against the league constitu Philadelphia 1 2 . Cleveland Ilf lav Cudd 60-7r--t44 Seniors Classic St. Louis at Detroit, 7:U p.m. At Tampa. Fla . April 2:.30 ■ College Basketball: East vs. The NFL then obtained a tem tion and the court orders, just simp Wlnni|»cg at h^dmonton. 9:2. p.m. N'‘w .ler.soy )«. Washinglon 96 Mark Pfoll 69-7T--144 By Len Auster Ikiston IK). Allanta )07 Craig Sladlcr 72-72- 144 I Par 721 West All-Stars, Ch. 3 porary restraining onfcr from an ly picking up and moving and selling I/)s Angeles al Vancouver. !0:0f. p.m. \rt Wall .Ir 7267-i:t9 (regular sca.son end;4i Milwaukee 1)4. 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