20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983

B U S I N E S S / C lassified Courthouse escapee Hadassah show, \Sprlng programs went off In stolen car was for peace In recreation New consumer movements wiser than in post page 3 ... page 11 • I a special section

After a long dormanto consumer act ivists was on consumers by the score of Instead of dealing with itself the enemy! Big chance that a construc­ hostility. Consumers will) come out of it. period, the consumer themselves as a new inter­ 1 to 0. existing problems, the business interests can be tive solution to problems score: double 0. (“ Sylvia Porter's New movement is showing est of their own rather Still another supereffort emphasis is in the 1970s selfish, as we all know, can be developed that will Can it be that so soon Money Book for the 80s,” strong signs of taking off than on the needs of was launched to ban, in was on imposing shining and the ignorance of the benefit both consumers after these mistakes were 1,328 pages of down-to- again — and this time, the consumers as a whole. A effect, all TV advertising new principles on our consumer in the market­ and business. . made we will forget them earth advice on personal and not take steps to avoid money management, is activist uptrend could last big drive was mounted to aimed at children — ig­ economy. Enforcement of place is an invitation to Cloudy tonight; well into the decade of the create a new federal con­ noring the vast quantity of long-existing rules professional consumer ANTI-BUSINESS dog­ any repetition during this now available through her Manchester, Conn. 1990s. new consumer activist column. Send $9.95 plus $1 sumer protection advo­ such advertising in stores against fraud, collusion, activists. But it is sheer matism in the late 1970s sunny Wednesday Tuesday, March 29, 1983 cacy agency staffed by and elsewhere, and the deception was forgotten. nonsense to ignore the even reached such absurd move? I refuse to believe for mailing and handling Why? Because stated or dedicated activists. Busi­ financial impact of the Result: an upside-down cost to business of many heights that consumer we could be that stupid, to “ Sylvia Porter’s New — See page 2 Single copy: 25C not. you don't like the nesses reacted violently ban. pyramid with more and high-sounding proposals activists wearing hats as that we will fail to heed the Money Book for the 80s,” prevailing assumption more rules at the top and federal regulators re­ past and thus will repeat in care of the Manchester Hanrlj^atpr Mrralb against this white the Result: The crusade and the reality that busi­ that the rule of big. reaction of the average seemed to concern almost less enforcement at the ness will pass on added fused to talk to industry on the past. I Herald, 4400 Johnson powerful special interests citizen was a charitable exclusively professional bottom. It had to capsize. costs to you. the theory that talking Thus, I hail me new Drive, Fairway, Kan. is always benign to you. “ ho hum." consumer protectors and It did. By automatically as­ itself would be “ selling consumer movem&nt as'it 66205. Make checks paya­ And in this era. you need Result: a defeat by few consumers them­ suming a hostile attitude, out." starts to swell and\ll the ble to Universal Press to stretch every dollar as default for the consumer selves. The entire adver­ BUSINESS IS not by activists doom any Result: more and more benefits that can (I^ope, Syndicate.) tising industry was mobil­ ized against the Federal Trade Commission on the grounds that the FTC was Reagan offers new Y o u r trying to arrogate to itself power to decide what was M o n ey's good and bad for you to see. This vehement oppo­ W orth sition made a cheesecloth Sylvia Porter out of the FTC’s authority GRossmft/rs to protect the consumer. arms control plan fin(^evRns p r o d u c t s com pRriY Score: consumer, 0. Still another mistake of gan’s “ zero-zero” option, a sugges­ the 1970s was that the By Helen Thomas Speakes said. “ We will not discuss far as you can. movement. tion that the Soviets scrap about Federal Trade Commis­ United Press International the specifics” of the negotiations. Question: Is it reasona­ Similarly, another big 500 missiles aimed at Europe’s sion launched a truckload Nonetheless, the staging of Rea­ ble to expect this revival effort was mounted to cities and the United States in of rules — without recog­ WASHINGTON - President gan’s statement with a scheduled of consumer feistiness to channel federal funds to return would withhold deployment nizing the limits on how Reagan offered a new iiiterim prior briefing for reporters pointed stay on track — when ail activists to participate in of 572 Pershing II and cruise far a non-elected body arms control proposal today to the to a new turn in the negotiations. other previous phases rule-making hearings and missiles this December in Western could go and with the Soviet Union, suggesting a reduc­ Reagan will expand upon Wed­ have failed? Europe. thus counterbalance the effect of inviting hatred. tion in the nu m ^r of medium- nesday’s statement Thursday in Answer: It is my firm power of business lobby­ Your Complete Spring range nuclear missiles in Europe. Los Angeles in an address to the No one is trying to defend Deputy White House press secre­ belief that the mistakes of ists. The direct benefit of the practices of swindlers. U.S. and Soviet negotiators met tary Larry Speakes told reporters city’s World Affairs Cuhcil, said the past will not be re­ this to the consumer is But all at once! in Geneva for 70 minutes and then Reagan will make a formal state­ Speakes. Reagan leaves Wednes­ peated. For instance, the obscure, to say the least. Result: consumer, 0; adjourned until May. Both sides ment on the subject of European day afternoon to spend the Easter focus of the last group of Result: A defeat for swindlers, 100. observed a news blackout, but intermediate-range missiles at 10 holiday in California. White House officials said Reagan a.m. EST Wednesday. Administration officials said would make a televised statement Speakes declined to say if the Reagan’s new proposal will limit Pr^ect Store Wednesday on the European mis­ United States had conveyed a new the number of medium-range siles issue. proposal to the Soviets but other missiles both sides have in Europe, Concrete crossties Earlier, government sources although it did not cite specific officials said Reagan gave the said Reagan’s announcement go-ahead for the new offer to be numbers. Wednesday would be on the offer to made today at the Geneva nego­ One official said that while the 3999 the Soviets. new proposal would not mention tiating table. There are no other speed freight trains, The interim proposal — pushed plans for the negotiators to meet specific numbers, it would seek a 4 Cu. Ft. KB 4 by NATO allies frustrated at the until May. verifiable plan to include equal w m a u m M i stalemated talks in Geneva — ,“We have consistently declined numbers of U.S. and Soviet mis­ f > 3 Cu FI Reg 24 99 21 99 would temporarily shelve Rea­ comment on the talks in Geneva,” siles. Under the plan, French and British missiles would not be saving fuel and time counted and the Soviets would not be.allowed to move missiles from Europe to Asia. By LeRov Pope early threat to the wood tie industry. On a related matter, Speakes United Press International For generations, cutting crossties U.S.says U.S.S.R. Herald photo bv Torquinio said Reagan has not made a final with the axe or a big timber saw has 2 2 9 decision on a new basing system NEW YORK — The average speed of been an off-season industry tor farmers for the controversial MX missile. freight trains has dropped on impor­ in many parts of the country. The newly He said Reagan will have an j It’S enough to curl her hair tant American routes from 75 miles an hewn ties are shipped to creosoting 50 Lb. Bag Reg. 2.49 still is aggresive announcement in mid-April on the hour in the 1950s to 40 mph today plants operated by the railways, often MiWILE CHIPS because of the poor condition of the just big open ponds of creosote. Medium size-app M X missile. Sharon Oliver Right does her first perm Sharon's best friend; until now, that is. There have' been widespread tracks. Inflation has pushed the cost of a Genuine white chips on Karen Sadoski at the Creative School Instructor Bonnie Gates, adjusts her WASHINGTON (UPI) - A State (Cambodia). reports that a presidehtial com­ Meanwhile, in Japan, the Soviet wood tie up from around $2 to around Department study says Soviet In addition to the arms sales, the mission on strategic policy has of hairdressing. Fortunately, Karen is student’s handiwork Union and some European countries, $19. Stewart said concrete ties cost arms sales to developing nations Soviets, according to the report, decided on a two-stage plan for the speed of freight trains has risen on between $40 and $50 but they last a lot appear to be slipping but the continue to use military and basing the missile. According to key routes until it rivals that of many longer, require very little maintenance Kremlin still is aggressively build­ technical advisers to spread their the reports, stage one would be to cargo aircraft. (wood ties require a lot), permit much ing its influence in the Third World. presence. deploy 100 multi-warhead missiles The European performance has been more heavily loaded trains as well as The report by the State Depart­ The State Department says the in existing silos in Wyoming achieved largely through use of con­ higher speeds, conserve fuel (because ment’s Bureau of Intelligence and Soviet Union and other Warsaw without hardening the silos, and crete crossties to replace the tradi­ the rails are more level) and most 3 Cu. Ft. Reg. 3.49 Research said Monday the Soviet Pact country agreements in the Heritage sale depends the- second stage would be to tional wood tie, said Chairman James importantly reduce derailments. Union signed new arms agree­ Third World “ continue a post- develop a small single-warhead Stewart of Lone Star Industries, Inc., The heavy duty concrete tie is shaped MULCH ments with developing countries Pine bark Helps soil World-War-II pattern of aggres­ missile that could be moved on Greenwich. Conn. The French, for instead of being straight like a wood tie for $6.6 billion in 1981, the most For flower beds, trees sively building Communist politi­ armored vehicles. instance, set a passenger train record and is reinforced by eight strands of recent year for which figures are cal military, and economic Speakes said Reagan will get the of 237 mph on concrete ties in thick pre-stressed steel cable. .40 Super Treated available. influence in the Third World.” panel’s report late next week but February, 1981. This makes it vastly safer for laying That was a sharp drop from 1980 on state, U.S. regulators PIKSW E TIEATED UMUER The report says the number of told reporters he had no knowledge Lone Star, which makes cement and track on a line with a lot of curves, Chemically treated to last for decades. when the Soviets and Third World Soviet and East European advis­ of what it will recommend. concrete lies, is pressing a campaign Stewart said, and since it dbesn't rot, Use where there’s danger of rot, decay. In­ countries signed agreements ers in the Third World rose to a Administration officials have Bv Raymond T. DeMeo today. for greater adoption of the concrete warp or bum and isn't subject to sect damage. C an be used In ground con- worth a record $14 billion. The record 115,000 in 1981, a 15 per cent said for several weeks that Reagan Herald Reporter Ms. Hale said she doubted City this morning and could not be crosstie. It believes this use not only termite ravages, it deteriorates very report says the slowdown was SIZE 6’ Iff 12’ jump from the previous year. was prepared to consider any government regulators will ap­ reached for comment. would make it possible to increase the slowly. apparently caused by the Third Soviet and East European arms “ serious proposal” by the Soviets A New York bank has offered prove the transaction “ without In a prepared statement, how­ speed of freight trains well above 100 Stewart said as far as is known, there 49* 2x4 1 * * World countries trying to pay for sales involved the services of $5.6 million for Heritage Savings & some discussion," since this is the miles an hour on key routes but could 2 ”x8’’x1 6 ’’* 2x6 that would represent progress ever, he said the deal will "enable are only about two million concrete ties 4 " S** l l * the earlier record sale at a time of Loan Association, and Heritage’s first lime an out-of-state savings mean the difference between profitable 57,400 Soviet and other advisers toward the eventual goal of the Heritage to increase and expand presently in use in the United States. PATIO OLOCM 4x4 5 » 6 « ■»* ah international economic slump. board of directors voted to accept bank has tried to acquire a and losing operations on those routes. Natural. *Nom size and trainers in a total of 34 Third zero option. the financial products and services The Russians are believed to have laid 1 1x6 ___2 » . —XU ____ For 1981, State Department the offer Monday. So far, the 400-mile northeast corri­ Colors...... 54* World countries, an increase of The president also was to meet stock-held savings and loan we have introduced in recent 85 million, the Chinese a little over 50 figures show U.S. arms sales to If state and federal regulators association. dor route between Boston and Washing­ 2x8x12. 8,700 advisers from the previous with a half-dozen reporters in the months.” million, West Germany about 45 ' Third World countries were about approve the deal. Heritage, the ton and some routes of the Florida East 4x4x6_ year. Oval Office this afternoon and the Last week, a New York broker­ Although Heritage’s nine offices million, France 35 million. South $5 billion. second largest of Manchester’s Coast Railway are the only major lines The Soviet economic assistance issue of missiles reduction was age firm, Thomson McKinnon Inc.. are in the Manchester area, there Afirca, Britain and Japan about 25 The report said the Soviets three local banks, will become the in the United States that are being program to the Third World also sure to come up. offered $8,8 million for First have been signs recently that the million each and East Germany, Spain picked up several important new property of Seamen’s Bank for rebuilt on concrete ties although many was down sharply in 1981, to $450 The president has been soliciting Federal Savings & Loan Associa­ bank is eyeing expansion to other and Poland between 15 million and 20 customers, including Jordan and Savings of New York City, railroads have laid or are laying short million, with the largest single the views of NATO allies on the tion of Madison. That sale is aLso areas of the state. million each. Nicaragua. Both banks’ shareholders must experimental stretches. slice going to Nicaragua. negotiations, and many have sug­ pending tjogtrtatqry approval. Just last month. Hale announced "The concrete tie also reduces wear However, the Soviets apparently Iran and the Soviet Union quietly gested that the deadlocked talks be also approve the acquisition. “ I ’m sure the lawyers will ask that Heritage would open a state­ Lone Star has two concrete tie plants, and tear on railway rolling stock had setbacks in the Third World, expanded their military supply moved off center with an interim Seamen’s, with assets of $1.7 some interesting questions" about wide network of mortgage offices. one in Massachusetts making ties for because the track gauge alignment is according to the report, because of relationship despite strained rela­ proposal. billion, offered $18 a share for the Heritage sale, Ms. Hale said. Heritage has a.ssets of $140 Amtrak for the Boston-Washington more constant with it,” Stewart said. their invasion of Afghanistan and tions between the Kremlin and Reagan has had several options Heritage’s stock, roughly twice its The proposed acquisition was million: Seamen's assets are $1.7 corridor and one in Kansas City He said he is convinced railroads that their support of the Vietnamese Iran’s Islamic revolutionary go­ under consideration and appar­ market value at the end of last announced Monday by E. Virgil million. operated jointly with the Kansas City adopt the concrete tie will recover tthe invasion of Kampuchea Southern Railway. vernment, the report said. ently made a decision last week. week. Heritage has 450 share­ Conway, chairman of the board Heritage converted from a mutual extra cost in one to two years and. since 3 6 9 holders, but most of the 312,000 Florida East Coast has its own plant 87< 10” and chief executive officer of to a stock-owned institution in 1981. it will be used only on major routes for shares of stock outstanding are and there are a few others around the Economy 4’x8’x^4" Top Quality 4 ’x8’x H " 1st Quality Seamen’s, and William H. Hale, Heritage lost $2.7 million in 1982, years to come, the farmers who cut ties owned by members of its board of country but Stewart said there is no 2 x M ’ STM TEXTURE Ml SHHM president and chief executive but turned a profit of $137,000 in the woods still will have a big OYPSUe ■AUMAU directors, Janet L. Hale, the officer of Heritage danger of the concrete tie posing any market. A low priced, standard Rough sawn. V-grooved. during the first quarter of its 1983 M sized stud. * ...... 13.79 • 5 Gal Joint Compound...... 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M ONTREAL (U PI) — Lottery officials say the $3.9 on TMI anniversary ^. million tax-free, lump-sum payoff to a 57-year-old Pro-life group charges 8^7 woman is the richest lottery jackpot ever in North •MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UPI) - Or­ possible dangers in reiiance on the America. ganizers of today's fourth anniversary energy source. s 4 ’x 8 ’x '/4" Exterior 4 ’x8 ’xVz" Agency Certified 4 'x 8 ’x'/,i ” Solid Core Jacqueline Landry, 57, and her husband, Rolland, observance of the nation’s worst SAMEO PlYVOOO PLYWOOD SHEATNIM were first in line Monday at the opening of The low-key observance is a far cry Our Carload Andersen® X"...... 10.88 • ’ll"...... 12.99 PLY-STIAM infanticide taking place commericial nuclear accident said the For root and wall sheathing Loto-Quebec offices to claim the winnings from her from massive rallies, candlelight vigils 3 ply cross veneer. No voids. commemorative events near Three X"...... 18.98 32/16 span raNng. 24/16 span rating. lucky combination in the Lotto 649 draw this weekend. and utility bill burnings that marked Purchases Bring Vbu Mile Island would be more informa­ “ We haven’t slept a wink since Sunday morning,” past anniversaries. WASHINGTON (U PI) - A pro­ Heckler. Curran made were made to withdraw respira- Mrs. Landry said. “ We were up at 3 a.m. (Monday) tional than emotional. These Great Low Prices... life lobbying group today asked the pubhe the letter today during an tion ’from these infants apparently ready to accept our win.” "We’re working in a lot more Groups involved in previous protests, Department of Health and Human appearance on a talk show in New based on prognosis of poor quality legitimate' areas this year in fighting including a March 1980 concert head­ “ You can't imagine what happened when we Services to investigate what it said York, and issued a statement in lives.” the plant, not just holding signs — not lined by rock star Linda Ronstadt that discovered we won: joyous cries, telephone calls to might be 20 cases of possible Washington. that holding signs doesn’ t have its drew more than 5,000 people, describe our children, a visit to the ticket seller to make sure we infanticide of handicapped babies The department recently put place. ” said Randy King, president of this year’s observance as a MFC. LIST PRICES 'OFF were the only winners, planning and precious care of at Connecticut hospitals. into effect a rule requiring that a, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TMI Public Interest Resource Center, "maturing.” the ticket.” Gary Curran, legislative consul­ notice be posted at hospitals . • . a coalition of citizen groups that Our Entire Stock 01 The triumphant mother of three grown children tant for the American Life Lobby, getting federal funds warning that InSiClG lOClaV monitor cleanup activities at the 1749 would earn more than $1,700 a day merely in interest The public health forum is subsidized Undersell \^ndowalU ROMDC 2^^ MawilteM awiM e^" ^7 f? a conservative organization that withholding food or care from a ^ crippled reactor. payments. Just two hours after collecting her by a $6 million fund set up as part of a Popular sizes and styles in stock Special R 11 3Vz’’ Kraft bills itself as “ for God, for Life, for handicapped person is. a violation 20 oooes, 2 sections The centerpiece of this year’s com­ 14/2 2 5 0 ’ W/Ground Reg. 5.49 8 0 Lb. Reg. 2.89 winnings, she walked ihto the community newspaper 1981 court settlement between plant Orders available - 2 5 % Olf-^low 2 weeks the Family, for the Nation,” said of federal law. The regulation was memoration is a public health forum owner General Public Utilities Corp., ELECTRICAL WME S’ lir SITTER CORCRETEMX ■AU aSRLATIII where she worked and resigned her job as an Solid copper Type NM For interior wale. 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Sale Ends Saturday, April 2nd The object of the lottery is to pick six numbers from pus in Middletown. Cost of the cleanup, estimated to last handicapped baby and five cases death in Indiana last year of a Lottery...... 2 In the shadow of the plant,*nuclear another five years, are pegged at $1 1 to 49. The winning combination was 21, 24,25, 32, 39 MANCHtSTER in which death occurred due to the retarded infant who was denied Obituaries...... " -! !io scholars will speuK on research find­ NEWINGTON I HARTfORO and 49, which Mrs. Landry picked from a hat. billion. T M I’s Unit 2 suffered a 1 ENFIELD UPt photo withdrawal of care because “ poor food at the request of the parents 4 ings since the March 28, 1979, accident ffi Loto-Quebec officials said Mrs. Landry’s windfall of disastrous loss of cooling water, ^ — ------MUM' 1 1 'v m quality lives” might result if the and with state court approval. w r u t3.a9S,389.50 was the largest single lottery payment that rattled the nuclear industry and reducing the core of the reactor to O OPEN Mon fh ...... MANC UKSTKR HERALD, Tuesday, March 29. 1983 M/kNCHESTER h e r a l d . Tuesday. March 29. 1983 - 3 Program discontinued News Briefing DOT lists 70 dump sites March protests deaths AACC credits barred for students at AAHS

HARTFORD (U PI) — State transportation officials MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — Some 400 Bv Raymond T. DeMeo receive Manchester Community Vincent said the coilege decided The change, which takes effect either — students the college through college quicker. “ It's a have listed 70 sites in 55 towns and cities where American and other foreign residents in Nicaragua Herald Reporter College credits for courses they to discontinue the credit program in September, will affect about 200 needed to justify its requests for damn shame," he said. “ I know highway workers buried ‘‘potentially hazardous" marched on the U.S. Embassy to denounce alleged take at the high school, MCC after two state universities said MHS juniors and seniors enrolled permission to hire more teachers. kids who have knocked a whole waste materials in the last 40 years and warned the U.S. support for insurgents invading the Central Manchester High School stu­ president William E. Vincent said they wouid no longer accept MCC in upper level English and-history “ They could be offering classes year (of college) off with MCC list could be expanded, American nation. dents will no longer be eligible to today. credits earned from MHS courses. courses and several music and here to hundreds of students, and it credits, and that's saving a lot of "These sites could contain potentially hazardous A group of French citizens Mbnday headed the business courses formerly eligible wouldn’ t generate a single faculty money." materials but we don’t know," Edward M. Archibald peaceful 2-mile march to the U.S. Embassy to protest for MCC credit. member for them," Ludes said, said Monday after the list was made public. The invaders are led by former members of (61), St. Louis 33 (49), Washington 33 (59). that MCC decided to stop offering credits. “ We never questioned it, than a year.” past three decades, said he was rationale” of allowing high school first on sites near streams and waterways, to test for today. the defunct Nicaraguan National Guard of the late credit for high schooi courses. making the assumption that MCC “ shocked” by the college's deci­ students to take college courses “ is contamination from the buried materials. “ MCC has no control over these dictator Anastasio Somoza. Robert E.Barde, MCC’s dean of had some control over the MHS LUDES SAID the college’s ar­ sion to discontinue the credit to make the transition to college. courses. Why they were putting Nicaragua is ruled by the Sandinista National academic affairs, said MCC’s lack program," she said. rangement with the high school, program. We feel this is better accomplished (the credits earned) on their Liberation Front that led a popular insurrection to of supervision of the high schooi UConn offers its own credits to which has existed for about a " I hope that you and your staff on the college campus than at the Weather transcripts I don’t know in the first oust Somoza in July 1979. 'The Marxist-dominated courses was another reason the students who take certain decade “ became difficult to jus­ will reconsider this decision and high school," he said. ‘Foot-dragging’ blasted piace," said Donna Battistone, Sandinistas take their name from Augusto Cesar credit program was dropped. advanced-level courses at Man­ tify " in recent years, as state restore this valuable program for But MHS’s Maidment said hav­ UConn’s credit evaluator and "We in Manchester exercise SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (UPI) — A team of Sandino, who, during the 1920s and 1930s, led a chester High School, but exercises higher education institutions be­ our students." Maidment said in ing high school students take 2 assistant director of admissions. very little, if any, supervisory visiting U.S. congressmen charged Salvadoran guerrilla ^ ar against U.S. Marines occupying the strict control over the way those came more budget-conscious. the letter. courses at MCC is "hot a practical Today’s weather ' “We have no way of judging control of the courses offered (for officials were resorting to cover-ups and “ foot- nation. courses are taught, and screens Although the high school pro­ Maidment said today that MCC’s solution. It’s rather difficult for what a high school program is iike credit) at the high school, ’ ’ he said. dragging" in soiving the killings of seven Americans. Today mostly cloudy. Highs around 50. Winds students before allowing them into gram didn't cost MCC anything, it program allowed high school .stu­ kids to get from here down to the unless the college is wiiiing to According to Ms. Battistone, the courses, Ms. Battistone said. The three congressmen Monday also told Defense northwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clearing. Lows in the didn’t generate more students. dents to save money by going other end of town, " he said. Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia they saw no UPI photo 20s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday sunny. justification for the detention of two American Police told to shoot Highs in the low 50s. Wind northwest 10 to 20 mph. journalists. NEW DELHI, India (U PI) — Police were told to T.J. Western of Minneapolis has been held by Aid for blind shoot rioters today in a village where 10 people were Extended forecast Treasury Police since Saturday, and Joan Ambrose ZBA says no slain and 50 homes burned in new violence against Newton, a naturalized American, has been (placed A unique electronic aid for the blind is Extended outlook for New England Thursday 9 Bengali immigrants. under house arrest. Both are freelance journalists. being shown at the 1983 National through Saturday: "There has been a lot of foot-dragging,” Rep. Bill Design Engineering Show in Chicago. The orders were issued on the eve of Prime Minister Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Indira Gandhi's Wednesday visit to Assam state Richardson. D-N.M., said of the investigations into Gary Kelly of Atlanta's VA Medical Sunny Thursday. Chance of rain and snow Friday. to oil-change the kiliings of four U.S. Catholic churchwomen, two where more than 4,100 people have been killed since Mostly sunny Saturday. Daytime highs in the 40s and U.S, agrarian reform experts and an American Center, who designed the system, Feb. 1, according to a compilation of official reports. overnight lows in the 20s to low 30s. traveler. demonstrates it. Blind patients carrying Despite a pledge from Assamese militants to Vermont: Dry Thursday and Friday, chanceof rain "There have been a number of cover-ups," he said. a small radio transmitter can signal suspend their attacks on Bengali immigrants, Saturday. Highs in the 40s and 50s. Lows in the 20s on facility on Broad St He urged Garcia ko enforce judgments “ against those receivers placed at exits, stairs and unidentified armed men killed 10 people and burned 50 Thursday rising to the 30s by Saturday. found cuipable.” ‘ houses in the Assam village of Borgoria Monday, Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Thursday. Chance of Salvadoran soldiers have been implicated in the other key locations. The wall-mounted officials said. Police were told to shoot rain or snow south and snow north Friday. Gradual By Alex GIrelll to the property since the land can kiliings but none have been convicted. receivers will respond in musical-tone troublemakers. clearing Saturday. Highs in the 30s north and 40s Herald City Editor be put to a number of business uses south. Lows near 10 north to near 20 south Thursday Richardson said he was opposed to a "blank check language to orient and describe the Three bombs Monday rocked Gauhati, Assam's without the need for the variances. morning warming to near 20 north to near 30 south policy” in foreign aid to El Salvador and indicated he location of the receiver, hl|lping the largest city 900 miles east of New Delhi, but no injuries In split votes the Zoning Board of The board members in favor Saturday morning. Appeais Monday night denied wili push for stiff conditions on new assistance sought blind person to find his way. were reported. One of the explosions caused minor agreed with attorney Boland that bv President Reagan. damage to the home of a state government official, the requests by Daniei and Edward the hardship grew from the fact Boland that would have permitted that the land was devided years Reagan is pushing Congress to approve $110 miilion Press Trust of India reported. Long Island Sound construction of a quick oil change ago in such a way as to create a in new military aid for El Salvador, where security Amid the latest upsurge of violence in Assam. Chief Small craft advisory remains in effect. Fair with facility at 315 Broad St. 90-foot wide lot among others that forces have been blamed with most of the 42,000 State Minister Hiteswar Saikia, gave his police orders Rail talks broken off visibility over 5 miles today through Wednesday. Robert Boland, the attorney for are wider. They felt that a political killing recorded since late 1979. to “ shoot on sight" people engaging in violence in Northwest winds 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts the applicants, said this morning perpetual 40-foot right-of-way next Bororgia, Sibsagar district, 186 miles east of Gauhati. NEW YORK (U PI) — The latest attempt to end the today. Winds diminishing to 10 to 20 knots tonight. he has not yet discussed with his to the lot gives it, in effect, though The identities of the attackers and victims in 23-day Metro-North strike has broken off with the Average wave heights 2 to 3 feet with choppy seas clients whether to appeal the not at law, enough frontage and Monday's incident were not immediately known. Metropolitan Transportation Authority promising to today. Waves diminishing to 1 to 2 feet tonight. decision. Three members voted in enough sideyard. .Jury split on beatings assess the union's latest proposal. favor of the three parts of the Some problems of draining, oil application, and only two opposed, DALLAS (U PI) — Jurors who convicted three white Monday’s negotiations lasted more than five hours leakage, and parking, discussed at New (jrleans policemen of violating a black man’s but United Transportation Union general chairman but the applicant needed four votes a Feb. 28 meeting, appear to have ci' il rights readily believed other beatings occurred, William Beebe said no new bargaining efforts had Bigamist goes to jaii for the variances and the special been resolved, but the board was been scheduled. Lottery but could not agree whether four other officers were exception it sought. unable to agree on the more basic involved, a member of the panel says. Little optimism was expressed for a quick PHOENIX, Ariz. (U PI) — Before he was sentenced Those opposed were the chair­ questions. settlement. Richard Frear, a UTU negotiator, said, to 34 years in prison and fined $336,000 for bigamy and man, Edward Hachadourian, and There was no public opposition The juror, who asked not to be identified, said the “ Our men can hold out as long as needed." fraud, Giovanni Vigliotto turned his eloquence loose Numbers drawn Mon­ The Massachusetts lot­ Alphonse Reale. In favor were or support expressed at the hear­ all-white panel had reached an "impasse" Monday ^ e b e said the union was awaiting the M TA’s on a judge but it was hardly the kind of sweet talk he day in New England: tery number Monday was Edward Coltman, John Howroyd, ing, which lasted almost an hour. morning in its third day of deliberations when U.S. written response on the union's newest proposal. used to charm his 105 wives. 'The Connecticut Daily 7495. Paul Gauvin, and Harry Reinhhrn. The regulations now require a Herald photo bv Tarqulnlo District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer gave them the Details of that proposal were not disclosed. Gauvin voted on one request and 100-foot lot and a 25-foot sideyard. In a 20-minute diatribe Monday, Vigliotto called Lottery number drawn Tbe payoffs, in exact so-called "dynamite charge,” urging them to try Howroyd on two different ones. A special exception is required for Maricopa County SuperiorCourt Judge Rufus Coulter Monday was 198. The Play order: again. Four number was 3791. — All 4 digits $4,076. Attorney Boland failed to con­ all automotive uses. Bits of Broadway A a '‘grotesque caricature of a judge ... a thoroughly vince the board that variances Hours later, thejury returned convictions forfelony corrupt and grossly inept man.” The New Hampshire First or last 3 digits Boland a r^ e d that the quick oil conspiracy and one misdemeanor count of depriva­ daily lottery number Mon­ $571. from frontage and sideyard re­ change use is appropriate for the Members of the St. Bridget Parish rehearse their row, from left,) Fred Cappuccio, Doug Curry, John Stocks open higher He also accused prosecutor Dave Stoller of “ hiding quirements might not be needed area and does not constitute too tion of civil rights against homicide Sgt. John day was 1460. Any 2 digits $49. nostaigic routine that wiii recaii the greatest moments of Kampson, Frank Addabbo, Richard Bohadik, and John McKenzie, 40, and detectives Dale Bonura, 34, and evidence and witnesses ... intimidation of my The Rhode Island daily Any 1 digit $5. because the site retains a gasoline intense a use. He said market NEW YORK (U PI) — Prices opened higher today in witnesses... and cheap theatrics” — as well’as paying Stephen Farrar. 31. active trading of New York Stock Exchange issues. lottery number Monday The payoffs, in any service station license and might studies indicate that about SO cars Broadway musicals. The production will be held Friday Cooney, (back row, from left) Judy Lampson, Lenore Coulter’s bar bills. Coulter, who calmly listened to was 7650. order: qualify as a gasoline station use a day would come to the oil change Acquitted were detectives Ronald Brink, 37, The Dow Jones industrial average, which shed 6.77 and Saturday evenings. April 8 and 9, at East Catholic Halloran, Alice Cooney, Lorraine Cappuccio. Gean Vigliotto’s discourse, denied that, The Maine daily lottery All 4 digits $170. even though no station has been station.’ He said 10 cars at once Thomas Woodall, 32, and Richard LeBlanc, 32, and Monday, was ahead 2.23 to 1,035.54 shortly after the High School. Pictured is Irene Duffy being held by (front McLaughlin and Florence Ryan. number Monday was 795. First 3 digits $95. operating there. could be accommodated on the site officer Stephen Reboul, 29. market opened. It fell 5.81 Friday. The Dow, which hit Vigliotto was convicted Feb. 8 of fraud and bigamy in connection with his 1981, two-wpek marriage to The Vermont daily lot­ Last 3 digits $95. In connection with the variances and in the building. He said there Defense attorneys said the convictions would be a record 1,145.90 last Thursday, is up about 356 points Patricia Gardiner, 43, a Mesa, Ariz., real estate tery number Monday was Above payoffs based on of frontage and sideyard require­ would be no pileup because drivers appealed. New Orleans police refused to comment on since mid-August. agent. She and two other women testified in the 359. $1 bets. ments, Harchadourian said there who want a quick oil change will the status of the convicted officers. Advances led declines 420-415 among the 1,276 five-week trial Vigliotto wooed them, then disap­ is no evidence of hardship peculiar not wait in line a long time for it. McKenzie, Bonura and Farrar — whose wives issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange tape. peared with their cash and possessions. Courthouse escapee still at large; clutched at them in tears after the verdicts were Early turnover amounted to about 6,258,000 shares. Coulter said $42,739 of the Vigliotto’s fine would go to announced — face up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 Monday's New York Stock Exchange volume of Ms. Gardiner. fine on the conspiracy count and one year and a $1,000 Almanac 58.51 million shares, down from the 77.33 million Outside the courtroom, Ms. Gardiner, who has filed fine for violating the rights of Robert Davis. traded the day before, was the slowest since 42.11 Frontage reduction Sentencing was set for May 19. for a marriage annulment from the bigamist, said she police say he stole car from woman million changed hands Dec. 31. felt "great.” Today is Tuesday, March 29, the 88th day of 1983 with 277 to follow. thefhp courtroommiirtm om , liehp was in the The moon is full. rejected by ZBA Bv Richard Cody custody of courtroom personnel.) The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Herald Reporter He was facing arraignment on The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. charges by East Hartford police of Peopletalk The man who bolted Monday Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. Two requests before the Zoning in disrepair and Reinhorn said the reckless driving, engaging police Born on this date were John Tyler, 10th president of Board of Appeals were approved town needs more rehabilitation of from a courtroom while waiting to in pursuit, having weapons in a the United States, in 1790 and conductor Arturo and two denied Monday night. houses in bad condition. be arraigned may havestoien a car motor vehicle (police said they being inarried to a man of Laughton’s sexual Toscanini, in 1867. The ZBA denied applications by Behrmann plans to gut the house in Manchester during his escape, found a long knife in the car) and Sounding off orientation. Miss Lanchester writes she under- On this date in history: John C. Rivosa to have three lots at and redo the entire interior. police said today. He is still at driving under the influence. stoqd but resented it when he had rendezvous in Attorney James Sullivan, who large today. MICHAEL T. DALY Ansel Adams, the 81-year-old best-selling In 1812, the first wedding was performed in the 352V Hilliard Street with 80-fopt Manchester then charged him their home. represented Behrmann, said that He is considered potentially photographer who has been active for years as an White House. Mrs. Lucy Payne Washington, sister-in- frontages instead of lOO-foot fron­ . . . no sightings with third-degree burglary, third- ■ y ( : : dangerous. environmentalist, took on Secretary of Interior law of President James Madison, was married to tages in a Residence A Zone. The as an alternative to conversion the > degree larceny and first-degree Supreme Court Justice Thomas Dodd. board felt the land could be used large lot could conceivably be Michael T. Daly, 26, of no certain failure to appear. There was also a James Watt Monday in an interview in the Photo courtesy Manchester PD Names In the news In 19.71, Army Lt. WilliamCalley was found guilty in for fewer than three houses. considered for a Planned Residen­ address, was facing several crimi­ re-arrest warrant for him charg­ current Playboy magazine. Adams, who lives in nal and motor vehicle charges and Carmel, Calif., described Watt as "our worst the murder of 22 civilians in Vietnam; the same day, Also denied was a request by tial Zone and accommodate four ing second-dgree larceny and being held on $14,000 bond before enemy. " adding, "N o wonder it is a monumental Entertainer Peter Allen leaves Wednesday for Charles Manson and three members of his "fam ily” Scott R. Vinci to enclose a units. third-degree forgery. his native Australia for an extensive tour were sentenced to death in the Tate-Labianca non-conforming veranda and to Hearings were convened and breaking free from Manchester His brother was was being held battle... (Watt is) an incredibly slimy character. Superior Court custody Monday He wants to get rid of the wilderness concept. I'm culminating in a Royal Command Performance slayings in California. extend a non-conforming dormer immediately adjourned on two in the Hartford Correctional Cen­ for the visiting Prince and Princess of Wales in shortly before noon, police and convinced the entire administration is dedicated In 1973, the last U.S. troops left South Vietnam and at 76 Oxford Street. The board felt applications because the lawyers ter Monday in lieu of $500 bond. 2 Melbourne April 14 ... Now that Barbara witnesses said. to destroying the integrity of those areas. Those the last American prisoners of war were freed by there was no hardship peculiar to representing the applicants Poiice said the car that was During the break, a woman was people have the same concept of land use that the Stanwyck, 75, has come ouf of retirement to star North Vietnam. the property. The building is closer wanted to observe the start of allegediy stoien is a yeliow 1973 injured. Poiice and witnesses said Russians have: that national parks and forests in the ABC-TV miniseries, “ The Thorn Birds” , In 1982, Mexico’s Chichon volcano began a series of to the front of the lot than current Passover. The applications were Plymouth Valiant, with a dark the injury was apparently acciden­ and the enjoyment of nature are bourgeois New York’s Astoria Foundation will honor her major eruptions; a huge area was blanketed by ash up regulations allow. from Circle Associates and Elaine vinyl roof and damage to the right tal. It happened when Daly, during indulgences ... Thank God, we have people with a week-long "Bad Barbara” film festival in to 3 feet deep. A request from Carl Swanson to and Arnold Lerch. rear quarter and tail light. April at the historic Astoria Studios ... Cindy build a garage within three feet of They will be heard April 25. the break, swung open a swinging in East Hartford, East Hartford from custody for fear of fighting to protect our future." President Jimmy police said Monday. Adams, wife of laugh king Joey Adams, began her A thought for the day; British political philosopher . the sideline on an odd-shaped lot at Hachadourian suggested the door in the courtroom, which hit imprisonment. MICHAEL DALY is described as Carter awarded Adams the Presidential Medal of After being processed at East five-column-a-week stint at the New York Post John Stuart Mill said, "W e can never be sure that the . 198 Vernon Street was approved. board, in the future, take into the leg of Marie Smith of East < Courtroom personnel and wit­ being white, five-foot, 10-inches Freedom for his environmental work and Hartford police headquarters, Monday, succeeding Earl Wilson, who retired opinion we are endeavoring to stifle is a false opinion; ^ The garage will be 32 feet deep with account Jewish religious holidays Hartford, they said. ' nesses of the alleged escape said tall, 165 pounds with dark hair. He photography in 1980. both were picked up by Manches­ after 44 years as a gossip columnist... Ballerina and if we were sure, stifling it would be an evil still." ' its back end serving as a well house in its scheduling. The injuries were minor, though Monday Daly had been brought up was wearing blue jeans and a tan ______ter police, who had a warrant for Natalia Makarova, star of the Broadway hit to replace a well house in bad ambuiance worker^ treated her at from the court jail for arraign­ T-shirt when he escaped, police 9 musical, “ On Your Toes,” has contributed a pair condition. One condition of the the courtroom. his arrest charging first-degree ment. Just as his brother had Who was Julia? UPI photo failure to appear. said. of autographed toe shoes for the April 12 auction approval is that the rear section State police said they now have a finished being arraigned, Michael Police are asking anybody who warrant charging Daly with es­ Daly ran out of the courtroom, past Lillian Hellmrn has never revealed who was for the benefit of AIDS victims at New York’s Leo not be used for a business. has any information about the From left, Barbara Guggenheim, Neil fUattrbpBtrr Hrralb cape from custody. Manchester ACCORDING to a police report sheriffs and people sitting in the the model for the title character of her novel, Catelli galleries ... Rumored in the lead for The board approved a variance For the incident to call state police at Simon and actor Tony Lo Bianco talk at police said they are looking for him released Monday, Michael Daly "Julia,” an account of how the novelist- casting as the late Egyptian President Anwar for Richard C. Behrmann to add to courtroom, they said. He had not 566-5990 or Manchester poiice at Richard M. Diamond, Publisher in connection with a car stolen implied that he would try to escape been handcuffed. (Once he entered playwright helped an American friend active in a Nev/ York party following the opening Sadat in a four-hour Columbia Pictures Televi­ rooms to a house at 14 Summer 646-4555. the Austrian resistance to Hitler. Now, Yale sion miniseries is Jason Robards, with Jacklyn Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Street so that it can be converted record from Ridgewood Street shortly of Sirfion’s autobiographical memory after his escape. University Press is planning to p|/blish "Code play, "Brighton Beach Memoirs.” Miss Smith being mentioned as Sadat’s wife, Jehan... from one-family to two if that Name ‘Mary’ ", the memoirs of Muriel Gardiner, Honeymooning: Comedienne Marilyn Michaels USPS 327-500 VOL. CM. No. 151 conversion is approved by the Guggenheim was escorted by Simon, and Dr. Peter Wilk, a New York surgeon. THERE HAVE been no reported an American who was active in Vienna in the Planning and Zoning Commission. The Manchester Herald last Police, fire budgets on tap Published daily except Sunday underground anti-Hitler movement from 1934 who is separated from his wife, actress Suggested carrier rates are The board, which once had sightings of the suspect, police and certain holidays by the $1.20 weekly. $5.12 for one ' Friday reported that the governor, said. until the outbreak of war in 1939. In the Marsha Mason. authority to permit the conversion, Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 month. $15.35 for three months. has recommended against state Manchester police said the introduction to the book. Miss Gardiner says she Inspiration Brainard Place. Manchester. $30.70 for six months and $61.40 decided to pass the question on the aid to the Breakthrough to the owner of the car that was taken never met Miss Heilman but had a close friend Conn. 06040. Second class for one year. Mail rates are K C 80 that it could consider the Aging program. Actually, it was a actor Charles Laughton accuses the late Henry postage paid at Manchester. said she had inadvertently left the for first budget workshop How did TV personality David Frost get the available on request. conversion application on its who knew her well, which probably accounts for Fonda of being a cruel, difficult man. Miss subcommittee of the General As­ idea for his hot-off-the-presses "Book of the Conn. POSTMASTER; Send ad* merits. The board made it clear it keys in the ignition. Miss Heilman knowing about Miss Gardiner’s Lanchester, a famous actress in her own right, dress changes to the Manchester sembly’s Human Services Com­ World’s Worst Decisions," written with Michael To place a classified or display does not wish to agree or disagree By Monday afternoon police said oudget requests for fiscal year town finances, also will be consi­ Lincoln Center hearing room from activities. Miss Gardiner was the only American said producer Paul Gregory told her during the Herald. P.O. Box 591. advertisement, or to report a mittee that recommended the Deaken? Well, the two were making a flight from that the conversion is justified. he w a s probably out of 1983-84 by the police, human dered Saturday. An opportunity 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. There will be a known to Austrian authorities to have been filming of "The Caine Mutiny Court Martial," Manchester, Conn. 06040. news item story or picture Idea, $20,000 grant be eliminated. The Lont^on to Memphis, Tenn.. with a group of Elvis Board chairman Edward Hacha­ Manchester. services, recreation and town fire for elected town officials — like the break for lunch. involved in Austrian anti-Naz; resistance work. Fonda, then 50, turned on Laughton before the call 643-2711. Office hours are governor’s proposed budget, in Presley fans and Frost learned Sam Phillips of To subscribe, or to report a 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday dourian said the board would like Daly allegedly escaped while his departments wiil be the areas town clerk, town treasurer and whole cast and asked him, “ What do you know fact, did include the funds for BTA. Memphis had sold his exclusive contract with delivery problem, call 647-0946. through Friday. to live with the spirit of the change brother, Christopher Daly, 17, of discussed Saturday at this year’s registrars of voters — to present about men, you fat, ugly homosexual?” Miss Office hours are 0:30 a m*, to 5:30 The recommended police budget Presley in 1955 to RCA records for a piddling sum. in regulations that shifted respon­ 76F Imperial Drive, Manchester, first Board of Directors budget their budgets aiso will be available Now it can be told p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manchester Herald is a calls for a significant increase to Lanchester said Fonda acted “ as though he were Frost and Deaken began recalling other instan­ sibility to the PZC. was being arraigned. Both men Saturday, Huestis said. But last 7 to 10 a.nt. Saturday. Delivery subscriber to United Press Inter­ To get a photo back once it has workshop. Budget and Research hire two more detectives, a detec­ Christ on the cross suffering" when any of his ces of startling lack of foresight and soon found But Harry Reinhorn, a board were arrested Sunday afternoon in year these officials, except for the In her upcoming St. Martin’s press autobio­ should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ national news services and is a appeared in print in the Manchester Officer Robert F. Huestis said this tive sergeant and another dis­ scenes were cut and was jealous that many minor themselves with "a rich haul of truly appalling day through Friday arnf by 7:30 member, said he hopes the com­ Hartford following a report of a registrars, waived the graphy. "Elsa Lanchester Herself, ’' the widow of member of the Audit Bureau of Herald, simply come to the morning. patcher. 11 is likely to be one of the characters were handsome young men. As to ilecisions” and the new book, published by Crown. a.m. Saturday. Circulations. mission will give the request domestic disturbance and then a opportunity. Manchester Herald, Brainard The general budget, inicuding most discussed areas of the serious consideration. The house is Place, and ask at the reception desk. high speed car chase that started data processing, but excluding The workshop will be held at the budget. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 19B3 ,NCH'i:STER HERALD. Tuesday. March 29, 1983 - 5

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BETTER UlSION Habib returned to Beirut from Israel Monday '^^hstcnvTi^T^iarm acy In a reportedly carrying two Israeli demands — both Manchester Herald, March 30th! rejected by Lebanon. Lebanon's officiai National 455 HARTFORD RD. EASTER SPECIAL News Agency said Habib wouid ieave for Washington MANCHESTER / 643-5230 Welcome to our new store on Wednesday. ICECREAM Quoting "well-informed” sources, Lebanon's pri­ TRADITIONAL AT vate Central News Agency said Habib was carrying BETTER ^ > . KINNEY SHOES "tw o firm Israeli stands.” OPEN 7 DAYS 8 AM — 9 PM SHADY GLEN The news agency said Israel insists "on establishing d r i v i n g '^ ‘ For your convenience pay your N.E. Util., SNETCO and CNG bills security cooperation* between the Israeli and Having IrouMa oMing llw here! Also, we are a U.S. Post Office Substation. EASTER BUNNY W NAFISE Lebanese armies in south Lebanon” — a move that wouid leave Israeli troops inside Lebanon. nai lately? 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[H aSTER TO wiNTFMfGM^ j < S S & WASHINGTON (UPI) — An attorney for a giant NAME...... hazardous waste disposal company bought 229 acres Reagan’s Sept. 1 plan calls for the PLO to give N a m e ___ DAIRY STORES Jordanian King Hussein power of attorney to ADDRESS...... I of land for about $262,000 — more than the market rate negotiate with Israel for a Palestinian “ entity” on the — from a cash-short Alabama lawmaker who won PHONE...... A d d r e s s . TW O CONVENlETiT LOCATIONS iN MANCHESTER passage of a law restricting the firm ’s competitors, West Bank in association with Jordan. j Dtpotn tt Msln $L 9ten only J '^•10 E MIDDLE TPKE on RT 6 Open Dally and Sun , Parkade Branch open Mon thru Sai officials say. Israel seized the West Bank from Jordan during a P h o n e _ IVIemhester John C and Bernice A Rieg, Owners 1967 war. EASTERN CONNECt F ^ ^ F WUham J Hoch. Executive Manager The legislator, state Rep. Preston C. Minus Jr., Parkade confirmed the land deal and disclosed Ira Drayton Hussein has yet to assume a role in Reagan's plan, MIDDLE TUHNPIKe WCST/BROAO ST. reportedly because of Washington’s failure to LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANSI * SEE US FOR ALL YOUR EASYER NEEDS Pruitt Jr., the attorney for Chemical Waste pressure an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. In Management Inc., also has an unwritten “ option” to addition, Hussein apparently is' concerned the buy another 450 acres of his property. appearance of closer ties to the Jewish state will Chemical Waste Management, which has been alienate key Arab allies. enmeshed in the recent E PA controversy in Entire Stock Washington, operates a sprawling chemical landfill in WHEN YOU COME IN. Emelle, Ala., which it purchased in 1978 from a group that included the son-in-law of Alabama Gov. George At Wallace. Travel agents ask PHONE & VIDEO UU CENTER M THEY KNOW YOUl of The Oakbrook, III., firm was facing potential Now Open competition from a firm that wanted to set up a "Largest Selection in Connecticut" chemical recycling facility adjacent to the Emelle protest in France $onyo-ILG.A.-ICA-QiMiar-IUtadii-TeiMba-$Miy-$yl«aiiia-FMke landfill when Minus pushed through legislation in late Pants 1981 to bar more than one hazardous waste facility from operating in each county. PARIS (UPI) — Outraged French travel agents Frank Campbell, Minus' predecessor in the state urged would-be tourists to take to the streets in protest PERO FRUiT STAND QUASAR legislature, said he will ask the state Ethics of a new government regulation taking effect today Commission and Alabama's attorney general to A that crimps vacations to foreign countries. SANYO “A Manchester Landmark For Quality 8 HR. VIDEO RECORDER investigate possible conflicts of interest in Minus' role "This touristic protectionism degrades the image of Touch Controls in the legislation and his land deals with Pruitt, who France,” announced the National Syndicate of Travel CORDLESS PHONE Since The Early 20’s’’ • REG A L’S Visual Search also is his personal lawyer. Agencies after fruitless talks with Finance Minister % o f f 700’ Range •HAGGAR Campbell said he also would ask state officials to Jacques Delors and Foreign Trade and Tourist Minister Edith Cresson. EASTER PUNTS • LE V I’S investigate questions of conflicts in another deal, in 9 8 ^ 0 which the state bought 580 acres from Pruitt for $2.4 “ We call on all French menaced in their right to $ 4 7 7 0 0 $ •JAYMAR million — a price'eounty officials say was inflated. vacation and their freedom to circulate” to march in WICKEII U S TE f BASKETS protest, it said. MANCHESTER •SANSABELT ' Minus, denying any conflict of interest, said he FREE ALTERATIONS lobbied for release of state funds to build a port and The march set for noon Wednesday, from the Opera ORDER rORR EASTER FRUIT BASKHS NOW •HUBBARD SCOTCH house in the heart of Paris to the Finance Ministry, industrial park in his Sumter County district, which will protest a government measure limiting to the STA TE BANK PHONE SPECIAL T -1 2 0 TAPE has faced high unemployment. He acknowledged the Stop by & Register To Win Our funds for the port included the $2.4 million used last equivaient of $450 the amount of currency citizens can OPEN YEAR ROUND MEMBER FDIC Push Button Key System 9.9 9 take out of France each year for foreign travel. The 1041 MAIN nr. Works on All Phone Systems 2.0 0 Mail In year to buy property Pruitt owns along the 276 Oakland St. K MART PLAZA, CDWARDO POODS Free Giant Easter Bunny Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. new regulation also bans credit cards. DOWNTOWN MANCHeSTER OPeihOUl ST„ MANCHeOTCN lobmo Part of a government austerity plan, the regulation TEL.Mn.4004 Drawing Dots Smurdoy Morning, April 3 Pruitt, a former multi-term mayor of Livingston, was meant to ease France’s foreign trade deficit of $13 $1 |8 8 Ala,, until 1980, does legal work for the Sumter County Opwi 0 AM-7 PM Mon-PrI Industrial Board that selected the site. He is a billion. ^ Register to Win A " " 0AM-2PMSM. Tourist agencies, however, said the money taken business partner of the board's chairman, according out of the country by French vacationers is more than to board Vice Chairman Leroy Overstreet. Mark balanced by money brought in by foreign tourists, GIANT EASTER BUNNY “Your Local Hometown Bonk“ Gregory, southeast regional manager for Chemical leaving a $1.7 billion profit. e t Waste Management, which seeks to use the port, also To beat today's deadline, would-be vacationers serves on the 11-member board. inundaated travel agencies Monday and stormed DEPOSIT AT MAIN OFFICE H IR FiiEE'iAifEliBUN ^ County Tax Assessor Joseph Stegall said the sales PERO’S RECAVS"Your Quality Men's Shop" ® A£ prices for the land Pruitt bought and sold appear to be banks to change francs into Spanish pesetas, English Nam*...... n a m e ______^ D R E S S 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD MAMCHESTCI^"^ pounds and Italian lire. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON U U above market value. 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA 6479998 He said the prices Pruitt paid and proposes to pay The newspaper France Soir ran the headline, “ The Addrasn...... I CITY ______TELEPHONE TAKE 1-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT _ French Are Furious. ” The usually pro-government Le Minus for all but a small chunkof the land seem higher PhoiM...... THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S Matin offered a seven-point formula for cheating. !______J ^ ^ i n g Date — Saturday Morning April 2 Opwi Dally 9:30-5:30 than those in recent sales of comparable property in Le Monde suggested those who long for the “ smells Thurs. Ill 9:00 Opsn Wsd., Thur. S Fri. tU 9 the area’s depressed real estate market. He noted of the Orient head for Marseille and for the shudders Minus bought the bigg«5t tract for $113,000 in 1979 and of the New York subway, try the Pigalle subway,” sold it to Pruitt in late 1981, when prices were located in the red light district of Paris. dropping, for $198,000. Stegall valued at about $2,500 an acre the land the state purchased from Pruitt for $4,350 an acre. COME IN TODAY In ]several telephone interviews Sunday and Monday. Minus asserted he sold his property for fair Pair held in Cuba value. Asked if he might have had a conflict of interest in pushing legislation while dealing with an official of an affected company, he said he' 'hadn't thought of it” returns to Texas TO SEE until a reporter phoned, and denied any impropriety. 2 " I have no problem with anything, any transactions that I have done in the past as far as a conflict of HOUS'TON (UPI) — A Texas couple freed after four interest with Chemical Waste or with Drayton months in Cuban prisons said they wer^ accused of Pruitt.” Minus said. being spies, forced to confess to drug smuggling and Minus acknowledged he had lost money on his farm endured poor food and grueling interrogations. OUR in the years before the sale. He said he went to Pruitt Berni Hofstadter, 29, and his fiance, Gina — his personal lawyer and chairman of a local bank — Strickland, 22, both of Brownsville, stepped off a plane at Hobby Airport Monday, dropped to their knees and seeking to liquidate some of his land to “ save some of kissed the ground. my farm.” 9 “ I love America,” Ms. Strickland shouted, throwing GIGANTIC Pruitt declined comment, asserting he was her hands in the air. "ethically bound” not to discuss any matter that Hofstadter, dressed in an orange baseball cap and might relate to Chemical Waste Management. sunglasses, embraced waiting relatives and pro-' Gregop', the company’s southeast regional man­ claimed the day “ the happiest in my life.” ager, said he was unaware of the Pruitt-Minus land (EASTER tpnsactions. They flew home with Rep. Mickey Leland, D-Texas, who credited his cl9se rapport with Cuban President ' The company and its billion-doliar parent firm. Fidel Castro for the couple's release. Waste Management Inc., got caught in the Environ­ The couple said they had been imprisoned in Cuba mental Protection Agency controversy sweeping since their plane developed engine and electrical Washington because of the activities of a lawyer for lUNNY! the firm, James Sanderson, who served as a close problems and forced them to make an emergency landing in a wet, sugar cane field late Nov. 12. adviser to EPA administrator Anne Burford. Hofstadter said high winds blew them off their course from Cayman Islands to Florida. NASA mum on sickness They said they reported to authorities and were " questioned as “ spies” and accused of being members WASHINGTON (U PI) - If any of the astronauts of the CIA. 1 flying the space shuttle Challenger next week develop “ It was very hard to communicate to them we were the nausea, the public won't know about it unless a not CIA agents. We were never told if or When we flight plan change is required. would be released," Hofstadter said. The National Aeronautics and Space Administra­ He said they were given a choice of confessing to tion said Monday it has adopted a new policy barring being spies or drug smugglers. public disclosure of space sickness symptoms during “ We had an alternative — to either admit to being a a shuttle flight unless they are serious enough to CIA agent and get 20 or 30 years in prison or admit to D IL L O n i disrupt scheduled operations. being a drug trafficker and be released in four or five *KeOw-Se»AS€>uMuS4a/k/ Past experience suggests two of the four astronauts days. Unless we signed either of the two, we would be 319 Main Street (Acrou from Armo^) set to take off next Monday on the first flight of the held in solitary confinement,” Hofstadter said. ^ AXANCHESTER, a A43-214S Challenger will develop the symptoms of what NASA now calls "space adaptation syndrome.”

.\ \' 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 29. 1983 M.'.NCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor Judge weighs OPINIOW Alex Qlrelll, City Editor taped evidence WIN A GIGANTIC Jack in Powers case Ruckelshaus better get his way Anderson By M ark A. Dupuis Washington EASTER BUNNY! United Press International WASHINGTON - A bit ol RUCKELSHAUS’ standing in Reagan has been critical of Merry-Qo-Round fairly recent history should be the political community was what he sees as excessive and HARTFORD — Defens'e'^ttorneys have tried to kept in mind as William Ruckel­ Jack Qermond attested to in 1976 when John stupid regulation of industry in — block jurors in the corruption trial of former Get Details At Participating Stores.. shaus takes over the belea­ Sears, then Reagan's campaign many instances. If he can direct Transportation Commissioner Arthur B. Powers guered Environmental Protec­ manager, approached him EPA into addressing such ex­ from hearing tapea conversations by an architect who and allegedly paid Powers a $1,009 bribe. tion Agency and the Reagan about the possibility of being cesses without destroying legiti­ administration's effort to res­ Attorneys met with Superior Court Judge Walter R. Jules Witcoyer Reagan's running mate before mates and needed governmen­ Justice Budney Monday to review the tapes before he rules on tore credibility after the disas­ Syndicated columnists Sen. Richard Schweiker was tal regulation of the polluters, a motion to block use of the tapes or transcripts as trous regim e of Anne M. chosen. And Ruckelshaus was there will be no reason for him evidence in Powers’ trial on six corruption counts. Burford. also on President Gerald Ford’s to take a walk. closes in Budney adjourned court shortly after 4 p.m. and AC XT F F la E R It should be remembered, in WIN A 6IANT 11 short list before he settled on But the bottoin line remains said he would work in chambers with attorneys into Dairii the context in which Ruckel­ Sen. Bob Dole that year. that there is coiisMerable evi­ the evening, if necessary, to review the tapes before B u y th e m u ffle r shaus has reported he has been more money in the private issuing his decision. Queen rather than cave in to Nixon's So Ruckelshaus is putting a dence that Ruckelshaus’ prede­ on Wilson fr o m us EASTER BUNNY given “a free hand" by Presi­ blatant attempt to sabotage the sector or for an easier iife but on considerable personal reputa­ cessor at E PA pursued a policy, The tapes cover five telephone calls between Powers and Farmington architect Irwin Joseph dent Reagan at EPA, that this is investigation against himself. principle and as a result of a tion on the line in coming back to repeatedly endorsed and de­ a n d g e t the man who quit as deputy clear-cut disagreement with WASHINGTON — The Justice „ Hirsch, who prosecutors claim paid Powers a $1,000 pick up the mess at EPA. And fended by Reagan, that followed ,, bribe for favorable consideration in the award of attorney general in October 1973 their superior. Department is on the trail of the labor free. brxisr. Holiday Calces at THAT HISTORY should be what that means for the Reagan industry’s bidding to the detri­ no-bid state consulting contracts. rather than carry out the order renegade ex-CIA agent Edwin P. borne in mind now because it For all the talk about acting administration is that if he ment of environmental protec­ Hirsch, a close friend of Powers, was granted Wilson’s high-powered contacts in of then President Richard establishes about as effectively on principle in politics and doesn’t get the free hand he has tion. Also, E P A ’s budget for immunity from prosecution and is cooperating with a Nixon to fire the Watergate government, walking out rather Washington. Investigators have Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen as possible that the man Ronald been promised, and he sees that enforcement was slashed in a one-man grand jury investigation of alleged corrup­ already tied him to a number of special prosecutor, Archibald Reagan has selected to return to than compromising it is a most reputation being compromised, way to suggest that more than tion in the Department of Transportation. Make this Easter a special day present and former Capitol Hill Cox. EPA (he was its first adminis­ unusual thing in the upper Ruckelshaus probably won’t the general Reagan economy The state reportedly wants to use the tapes to with a luscious taste you’ll luminaries. SHOCKS remember. A Dairy Queen Frozen Ruckelshaus refused the trator) values his own reputa­ atmosphere of Washington. hesitate to bite the bullet again, drive was involved. support accusations Powers tried to convince Hirsch to lie to the one-man grand jury about the alleged Easter Cake is rich with good things hatchet order after his boss. tion and sense of what is right Throughout the Vietnam War, and quit. Such a step would be Ruckelshaus must face this When Wilson was lured from his Lifetime Guarantee Monroe or Motorcraft bribe and other charges. like thick dark fudge and crisp Attorney General Elliot Ri­ over personal loyalty, not to say for example, no top-level ap­ particularly devastating to a evidence squarely and not only Libyan sanctuary into the U.S. The tapes, which have not been made pubiic, also chocolate crunch with creamy chardson, had first quit for the subservience, to anyone, includ­ pointed official quit, although President who the polls indicate attack excessive regulation but Marshals’ clutches last June, Free InstaUation. chocolate and vanilla Dairy Queen soft same reason, and Nixon had are believed to be involved with a charge Powers ing the president of the United there were sharp differences on is seen as favoring the polluters also the demonstrated predilec­ prosecutors offered to cut a deal if sought to tamper with evidence in connection with a serve layers. moved one notch down the chain $ Does not Include struts. States., policy within the Kennedy, over protection of the environ­ tion at EPA under Burford to be he would give them the goods on $620 door Hirsch allegedly bought for Powers. V- _ _ Bring home a Dairy Queen frozen of command to find the next Nothing so served the public Johnson and Nixon administra­ ment, because Ruckelshaus in bed with the real or alleged members of Congress and other Powers, a former Berlin mayor, was arrested as a Most U.S. Cars. cake for Easter. bureaucrat to do his dirty work standing of William Ruckel­ tions. Indeed, the first key would have such tremendous polluters. It is the kind of test ' federal officials. They told him he result of the grand jury probe and charged with for him. The episode came to be shaus as his manner of ieaving figure to take a walk since the credibility in a showdown. that a man of demonstrated could get off with less than 20years •• perjury, fabricating and attempting to tamper with Deposit Coupon For Free Giant Easter Bumy Cali To Order Your Cake 647-1076 known as the Saturday Night public service in the Saturday Saturday Night Massacre was principle cannot take lightly. in prison on concurrent sentences. . evidence, tampering with a witness, ethics violations Massacre, as a host of Richard­ Night Massacre. It elevated Jimmy Carter’s secretary of NONE OF this is to suggest And that fact itself offers the But Wilson balked: he didn’t want and receiving a bribe. The state’s formal listing of charges claims Powers WIN A GIANT BUNNY son and Ruckeishaus aides him to that rare company of State, Cyrus Vance, after the that Ruckelshaus has any inten­ best hope for real reform at to serve any time behind bars. It Register to “ did attempt to induce" Hirsch to “ testify falsely” S A d dress...... 315 Center 8t., Mencheeler ■ followed their bosses out the former public officials who failed hostage rescue attempt in tion of making a hero of himself EPA — or an even bigger was too high a price. Win Today concerning the door and other gifts Powers allegedly ! Phone...... $ M Hn Irniy On M iflai k Tie M iiniiis ^ Name door of the Justice Department have bowed out not to make Iran in 1980. again in this way. He along with political explosion in its stead. So Wilson was brought to trial ■ ‘ received from Hirsch and that Powers never received ...... at and sentenced to 32 years in prison ..„cash from Hirsch. usAifflNG HEIO SATURDAY APRIL 2 10:00 AJR. Address...... Hartford Rd. for smuggling guns and explosives Defense attorney Timothy C. Moynahan said the Dairy Queen A n editorial to Libya. At 55, this could amount • recordings were made as part of a prosecution effort Phone...... to a life sentence in itself, and , .to disavow a purported agreement Powers made to Wilson still faces additional se­ avoid prosecution. I aLwaYs SaiD Yo u r Powers claims prosecutors agreed not to bring Deposit only at rious charges. / MORIARTY BROTHERS / charges against him in return for his Oct. 26, 1981, Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen FBI skeptics BRoTneR Wa§ Too PuMB His cocky self-assurance has resignation from the DOT unless they found evidence begun to melt. He may-soon start . of serious felonious conduct on his part. singing to prosecutors in hopes of “ The state’s transparent objective in these 315 Center Street, Manchester WE REDEEM ALL l b Como i*N ouT op getting out of jail after a minimum ^ conversations was to fabricate grounds for disavow­ show balance sentence. ing the state’s agreement not to prosecute Powers," The aciD RaiN! Moynahan said in legal papers seeking to block use of 643-5135 DAIRY QUEEN BOOK COUPONS Sources outlined for my asso­ the tapes as evidence. When President Ronald with the extent, or lack of it, ciate Dale Van Atta some of Budney agreed to review the tapes and transcripts Wilson’s tracks the G-men are „ in private. “ I don’t think they should be played in open Reagan said last year the of Soviet participation in a following: court if the court ultimately decides they should be nuclear freeze movement huge peace rally last June in suppressed," Moynahan explained. was populated with well- New York City. Many Man­ • Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., Earlier Monday, Budney delayed the state from iiitetttioned but naive people chester residents were has been mentioned most often by presenting testimony Special Assistant State’s F. former Wilson associates as the Timothy McNamara said was intended to show the who were unaware how much among the freeze supporters member of Congress with whom .. relationship between Powers and Hirsch. the Soviet Union was in­ who attended the rally. Wilson claimed to have the most “ It’s more than a relationship,” Budney said. “ It fluencing them, he was casti­ “Based on available infor­ influence. I ’ve already reported may be relevant to the bribery count if it can be tied ...» gated by many freeze suppor­ in." BALCH'S mation, we do not believe that that the Justice Department is However, the judge made it dlear he may allow the ters for bringing back investigating charges — made in the Soviet Union and its - testimony by Anthony Ruglio, who served as director McCarthyism. proxies directly controlled sworn grand jury testimony— that of concessions in the DOT under Powers, to be B E S T B U Y S True, freeze backers said, the proceedings of the June 12 Thurmond took at least $20,000 in " presented to jurors iater. bribes from a Wilson courier. The the Soviet Union mhy support rally,” the F B I said. “Nor With the jury out of the countroom, Ruglio testified The Pumpernickel Pub senator denies the charges. how Powers asked him to give consideration for ir ALL BRAND NEW ir the movement, may even were they primarily respon­ • House Speaker Thomas P. ,. Hirsch in the award of a contract for architectural donate money to it covertly. sible for the large turnout at work in the rehabilitation of restaurants on the of Manchester O’Neill, D-Mass., was mentioned But that by no means proves the rally. Connecticut Turnpike. by a former Wilson associate as 1983 AAAXDA 1983 280-lX 1 that freeze backers are Com­ Although claiming Powers lied to the grand jury 432 Oakland Street, Manchester ‘ ‘The overwhelming major­ “ friendly with Wilson.” But the PICKUP,'0-1259.0 DATSUN, '4-7054-0 1 munist dupes. about seeking consideration for consuitants seeking Oakland Common • Noxt to Economy Eloc. ity of the nearly one million source added that, to his knowl­ - other contracts, the state said he did tell the grand DELIVERED DELIVERED | Reagan must have ex­ people . . . were members of edge, "O ’Neill never went out of : jury he had sought consideration for Hirsch. Phone: 643-PUBB pected this reaction from the independent peace and civic his way to help Wilson.” freeze people, so he probably organizations, and they at­ • Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., Stop in and Register to Win a * 5 2 6 7 «1 2 ,9 8 7 wasn’t much affected by their tended the rally as an expres­ was mentioned by two sources as a State legislators criticism. To this day no sion of legitimate concerns regular visitor to Wilson’s estate in 1983 PONIIAC 1983 BUICK doubt he has continued to about nuclear weapons.” the Virginia hunting country. The GIANT EASTER BUNNY T-1000, '1-8841-0 CENTURY, '2-8380-0 believe that the Soviets — The report added that the §TeiN sources said Conte became “ help­ DELIVERED D iLIVERED whom he has linked with ful’’ to Wilson. I was unable to get a continue efforts Dopoait At Tha Soviet Union exerted pres­ toCKV MTN. NEW g-NEA comment from Conte. Satan — are responsible for sure to get the rally’s organiz­ • Wilson cultivated at least a the strong anti-nuclear senti­ PUMPERNICKEL PUB ers to emphasize the U.S. dozen members of Congress, the Of * 5 4 9 7 * 9 1 9 7 ment that currently exists in arms buildup, rather than Justice Department has been told. to stop tandems ManchMtar the United States and West­ that of the U.S.S.R. Maybe His contracts began in the 1960s, 1983 PONflAC 1983 BUICK ern Europe. when he was still with the CIA. In Name...... REGAL, '2-8418-0 some freeze backers were HARTFORD (U PI) — State iawmakers say they J-2000 Coupe, '1-8835-0 But we wonder what the Open forum / Readers' views the 1970s, Wilson used his Virginia will continue efforts to push through emergency AddraM ...... ! ...... DELIVERED DELIVERED taken in; the movement estate as a means of ingratiating president made of a report displays a bit too much of an legislation to prevent tandem-tractor trailers from Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 himself with Washington VIPs. He ■' traveling on Connecticut’s highways beginning April Phone...... released Friday by the FBI, a anti-U.S. bias at times. But invited them out for hunting. As o. 6 . group that never has been the FBI appears to have one source noted, if the bigshot ,.. The efforts are being made despite comments The Place where you can buy a drink ol your chofca from 3 p.m. to 7 * 6 8 8 7 * 9 5 9 7 accused of pro-communist recognized what Reagan did Fear’s byproduct again have a common enemy, the The original article and photo­ nimrods went hunting on military Monday by Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., who said p.m. and your aecond drink costs only a nickal.... sympathies. not: that when millions of nuclear bomb. graph of this planting never preserves, they “ risked being chances were almost nil that tandem trailer trucks 1982 PONYIAC 1983 BUICK The FBI report, declassi­ It’s now time to lay aside our appeared although submitted cited in the Jack Anderson column ‘ could be blocked from Connecticut highways. PHOENIX, '1-8714-0 LESABRE, '2-8445-0 people join a movement, it’s To the Editor: Dodd, visiting the Capitol during the Senate’s fears of each other and concen­ twice. Also the extensive list of for wasting taxpayer money." DELIVERED DELIVERED fied at the request of a not simply because of Fear can be a dangerous emo­ Easter week recess, said there was virtually no trate our energies against this donors and families memorialized Florida congressman, dealt propaganda. tion, and can lead to the most During the Carter administration, chance of blocking the trucks now forbidden from common enemy and bring it under has not been published. o itrageous behavior. President Wilson spoke of having White ' state highways. sane control. The spring, 1983 Memorial Tree Roosevelt, in his first inaugural House aides Hamilton Jordan and New federal regulations, raising highway fees and Please ask your representatives Program plans and the latest list of * 9 9 9 7 Frank Moore out to the Middleburg u . truck tariffs, also gave tandem trailers permission to * 8 2 8 7 address, said “ We have nothing to and senators to vote for the donors will be sent to The Herald estate. travel all interstate highways, including Connecticut fear, but fear itself,” and a few Berry's World Nuclear Freeze resolution, and this month and hopefully will be where they have been banned by state law. 1983 FIREBIRD 1983 NISSAN years later demonstrated this • Rep. Charles Wilson, D- while you are at>R, ask hlm-her to printed accurately apd in entirely. “ I don’t know if we’re going to have any legislative PONTIAC, '1-8865-0 PULSAR, '4-7027-0 truth by imprisoning, out of fear, Tex.(no relation), recalled meet­ support the Peace’Aeademy which I apologie for the confusion in chance to do anything. We would like to, but it would DELIVERED DELIVERED thousands of Japanese-Americans ing the ex-CIA agent “ four or five be unrealistic to think we could stop them,” Dodd said will train diplomats in dealing with reporting the tree program ac­ in concentration camps — a black tim es," and described him as “ a . at a news conference. international conflict. complishments and for the omis­ mark in American history. charmer." The congressman, who , Dodd’s comments were not shared by others busy at sion in recognition of the many Nuclear deterrence is based was introduced by a Wilson em­ . work in the Capitol to set up a roadblock for the giant Francis W. Helfrick, M.D. donors and the families memorial­ * 9 6 8 7 * 6 1 8 7 entirely on fear. The Reagan ployee, said he did no favors for trucks. 14 Westminster Road ized in recent months. Administration is afraid of the Edwin Wilson. The chairmen of the Legislature’s Transportation Committee plan to push through emergency legisla­ 1983 PONTIAC 1983 DATSUN Russians, and therefore wants to I wish to thank all the generous • The late Sen. John McClellan, tion Wednesday to allow the state to establish BONNEVILLE, '1-8837-0 STANZA, '4-6879-1 increase military spending, even if suppoits in Manchester who have D-Ark., and former Rep. Dan ... restrictions within the federal guidelines and keep the DELIVERED DELIVERED this exhausts our economy. The Misinformation kept the Memorial Tree Program Flood, D-Pa., were also mentioned „ trucks off the roads. Russians in turn are afraid of the active and growing and growing over the past 18 years. as key Wilson contacts on Capitol Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, and Sen. Americans, and increase their To the Editor: ’’ William DiBella, D-Hartford, will hold a public SHOP ALL Hill. Flood, who pleaded guilty to a military spending to deter us, even “ / hearing on the proposals, seek committee approval of On behalf of the Greater Man­ campaign fund violation in 1980, is * 6 7 8 7 Douglas H. Smith M.D. * 9 4 9 7 if it exhausts their economy. •' the bill and then suspend the rules to carry it to both chester Chamber of Commerce Chairman, ailing. Through his wife, he said he Since we have reached the point . ■ chambers for approval. Memorial Tree Program I would Memorial Tree Program couldn’ t remember any Edwin 1983 BUICK 1982 FIAT where we can destroy each other - The bill would then be rushed to Gov. William SKYLARK, '2-8428-0 like to correct some misinfonna- Wilson, but might have known him. < O’Neill who has said he was in favor in the plan. OF THESE SPIDER, '5-3514-0 many times over, deterrence no tion reportecLio the Manchester On other matters, Dodd predicted Congress will DELIVERED DELIVERED longer has any ability to prevent Herald on March S, regarding the • One congressman said Wilson “ slice President Reagan’s proposed 10 percent nuclear war, but fear continues to latest tree planting activities. “ broadly hinted that be ■ was - - increase in a record defense budget to about 4 percent. escalate without restraint. The usual semi-annual planting responsible for the whole ‘Che’ .. “ He’s (Reagan) going to lose, this is not the same The final logical outcome of this of memorial tree was completed in Letters policy operation." This was a reference ^Congress he had when he arrived in 1981,” said Dodd. STORES * 8 5 9 7 * 8 8 8 8 intensified fear is to destroy the ' Dodd said arms controls talks with Russia would not mid-November, 1982 with the plac­ The MancheMer Herald to the CIA-trained Cuban exiles enemy before he can make any ing of Bradford pear trees and welcomes letters to the who in 1967 helped Bolivian troops _ produce any significant agreements for the rest of the ★ MANY, MANY MORE AT LOW, LOW PRICES ★ move, and it is just this that the Kwanzan cherry trees at several editor. track down and kill Ernesto "C h e" year and he accused Reagan of “ trying to scare the American public” with his recent pronouncements on ClM3byNCA. Inc Pentagon is preparing to do. It is locations in town, with particular Letters should be brief and Guevara, Fidel Castro’s former •Wf I'f/P KNOWINCL Y UNDERSOLD' '"Russian arms build ups and ventures into space for actually planning a "winnable” emphasis on the roadside area of to the point. They should be comrade-in-arms. Sources pointed FOR GREAT ■' military purposes. nuclear war with the Russians. typed or neatly hand-written, the Faith Baptist Church and the out that at least four Special I... He said he agreed with a spending cap of about $55 of EAST WINDSOR "They're packed at the Air and Space Museum Fear can do this. and, for ease in editing, town parklet along Middle Turn­ Forces men who later worked for ' million in aid to El Salvador and that Congress will PONTIAC BUICK-FIAT-MAZDA-DATSUN-IANCIA and the Smithsonian. Could we see the shred­ During World War II we assisted should be double-spaced. IS)ilcli pike East adjacent to Lake Street. Wilson in Libya had been members - - restrain Reagan from seeking more funds to finance der. ” The Herald reserves the 289-6483 Open eves, 'til 9 ' the Russians in fighting the com­ of the ultra-secret CIA “ A Team ” .the internal struggle in the Central American nation. The Herald erroneously re­ right to edit letters in the Route 5, East Windsor, Conn. mon enemy, the Germans — even ported this planting to be planned that went after Guevara. Each Dodd said he did not think all U.S. financial aid to El EASTER VALUES interests of brevity, clarity getting them military supplies. We for fall, 1983. and taste. team member wore a gold ring Salvador should be cut out because it would no longier with "Che” engraved on the inside ’ ' provide an incentive to guerillas to come to the p e ^ e -ta b le . 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 29, 1983 M ..NCHPOSTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 1963 - 9 T u e s d a y T V Area towns ' 'W townspeople who are afraid their % 6:00 P.M. 7:30P.M. (S) - Sports Tonight 12:30 A.M. land will be ruined. Alan Ladd. Andovei C3D CE) CE) ®D - News CE)-P M. Magazine & - Sign Off CD - All In the Family Jeanne Crain, Frankie Avalon. 1960. 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Ava CE) hired to take care of an aging By Richard Cody that most of the youngsters playing members have said they antici­ ® - Video Jukebox ican country, gets involved in pol­ Gardner. 1966. CE) (SQ) - Happy Days Jenny falls amines the hunters and the lion dollars worth of jewels.. (R) count. Ursula Andress. Jack Pai- pate a significant increase in CB - MOVIE: Hidh Anxiety- itics, industrial chaos and the Herald Reporter in the program are from Bolton. dD ^ - NBC News for a sports hero (Closed Cap­ hunted in the animal kingdom (R) (60 min.) ancG. 1976. Rated R This take-off on Hitchcock films is assassination of the exiled politi­ 3:00 A.M. Funding had been jeopardized taxes. The proposed school budget tioned) (60 min ) (Closed Captioned) about a sanitarium where you d l) - Untamed World @ - MOVIE: 'Barbarpsa' An cal leader. Darren McGavin, Patri­ IS) - Despedida CB - MOVIE: ‘The Kingfiahei UPl photo BOLTON - The Board of for this program because of was up $217,000 before the adjust­ CED ■ Apple Polishers (3i - MOVIE. The Jericho can't tell the patients from the outlaw battles his In-laws until he cia Neal, Burgess Meredith. Caper' The playboy heir to a dD “ Noticiero Nacional SIN staff. Mel Brooks. Madeline Kahn. ® - Film AQUARIUM STAFF WALK ALONG SIDE ONE OF AILING DOLPHINS Finance finished its first proposed suspicion that the town was ments Monday by the finance (3D ‘ MOVIE; The Green Mile' A young man serving a life finds himself saddled with a farm 1973. South African diamond empire Noticias nacionales con Guillermo sentence competes for a place on Cloris Leachman 1977. boy on the run. Willie Nelson,. 1983-84 budget early this morning funding an out-of-town program, board. Restrepo Berets' Part 2 (S ) - Sign Off 1:30 A.M. finds himself in a power struggle . . . The mammals were saved from ice off Newfoundland on Friday the Olympic team Peter Strauss, C£) ^3) - Thom Birds Part 3 Gary Busey, Isela Vega. 1982. with his step-brother and di­ and will present it to the public at and because of vandalism prob­ The selectmen's budget was up ® > Jeffersons (H) - NCAA Division I Hockey Richard Lawson. Roger E Mos­ Rated PG. CD - Tom Cottle Show (S3 - NHL Hockey: New York vorced sister. Haley Mills, David hearings April 11 and 13. about $220,000, Championship from Grand ley (D ** Hogen's Heroes lems at Herrick Park, the place the ® - ABC News Forks, North Dakota • Final Rangers at St. Louis (S ) - MacNeil-Letirer Report 12:00 A.M. McCaltum, Jon Cypher. 1975 S p ' Nova Sixty Minutes to QD - Independent Network The board decided Monday to go pony and midget teams play. © ) - Over Easy - MOVIE: 'Escape From “ Mystery The Limbo Con­ @ - 24 Horn 02) - ESPN SportsCenter MEANWHILE, the state and (3$ Meltdown ' Tonight's program CE) - Quincy New s Rescued dolphins 'guarded' into the hearing supporting a N e w York' A fallen hero gets a nection.' Mark is suspicious of a @ - M O V IE: -KHI and Kill (33) ■ Sunday at the King's 7:00P.M. looks at the critical economic and CE) - Last Word CS) - MOVIE: 'An American $100,000 road reconstruction pro­ ANOTHER MOVE the board federal revenue picture has not second chance when he tries to safety questions confronting nu­ clinic he has taken his wife to Again' A martial arts champion House CE) - CBS News rescue the President of the United while the police are suspicious of must save a Nobel Prizewinning CD - Lie Detector Werewolf In Lortdon' Two ject, but the board cut equipment made was to lump the salaries of increased proportionately. clear power today (90 mm ) American students, backpacking @ ) - Prime News MYSTIC (UPI) — Five white- ''They’re all swimming on their guarded,” Ms. Quinn said. In adjusting the selectmen's CE) ® - M'A*S-H States Kurt Russell Rated R (Closed Captioned) Mark (60 min) [Closed Cap­ chemist from the hands of a de­ (32) . USFL Football: Oakland at and money from salary categories all the selectmen with the adminis­ tioned) mented billionaire. James Ryan, Denver on the English moors, are vi­ (22) - Gunsm oke beak dolphins were reported in own. We have raised the level of The weakened dolphins were equipment requests, the board cut CED - Muppet Show (3E) - Grand Prix M en's ciously attacked by a wierd out of the selectmen’s proposed trator and come up with a bottom Championships Coverage of 8:30P.M. 9:30P.M. Anneline Kriel, Michael Mayer. 0> - MOVIE: ‘U Cge Aux “very guarded” condition today at the pool. But they’re not eating.” flown to the aquarium early out a $10,000trailer. The selectmen CE) - A B C News 1981 beast. David Naughton, Jenny 3:15A.M. budget. line. This lump sum. when adding men's tennis finals is presented (33 (E3 ■ Gun Shy Donovan Folies i r A nightclub owner and said Julie Quinn, aquarium Monday evening. An airplane (3D - To Be AnrKMjnced Agutter. Rated R. ® - MOVIE: Escape From the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium all the proposed increases from the were also asking for $40,000 for a CE) - Soap from Milan. Italy (4 hrs.) sends for the 'Masked Stranger' - Carter Country his loyer are on the run from an The board decided to propose the - Vanessa N e w York' A fallen hero gets a where they are swimming on their spokeswoman. chartered by the aquarium to ( 9 ) dE) i S ) - Alice when Quake City is terrorized by interndtional spy ring. Ugo To g - ® ) - NHL Journal Today's pro­ selectmen for the 1983-84 year, was new backhoe, but finance board ® - MOVIE: 'Diary of Anne second chance when he tries to bring the animals to Connecticut purchase of a new police cruiser three gunslingers > American Pfayhouse 10:30 P.M. nazzi, Michel ^rrault. Rated R. gram features weekly news, high­ own, but have refused to eat. She said three seemed to be a $31,600, a 19.2 percent increase members said they felt the town (9) - This Week In the NBA Frank' A Jewish refugee finds a lights and trends around the rescue the President of the United arrived about 5:30 p.m. at Groton- for $10,400, and despite considera­ (X ) - Carol Burnett and Friends 'Verse Person Singular.' Richard (3D - New s might be able to get by with a used ® - Strippers Film clips and diary kept by his daughter during Kiley performs poems by Lewis (33) Hot Spots Tonight's pro­ National Hockey League. States. Kurt Russell Rated R. little stronger than the other two. ble discussion, to keep the old one over current spending. the Nazi siege Joseph Schild- >> Business Report The dolphins were rescued from New London Airport, Julie Quinn, dramatic reenactment recreate f E ) - Laverne & Shirley Lav- Carroll. Robert Browning and Ed­ gram features Night Club music The board voted to make the one. kraut. Millie Perkins. Shelley Win­ 3 9 - Living Faith 4:00 A.M. an ice-covered harbor in New­ "These animals have never been an aquarium spokesperson, said. for use by town employees. the lives of six women strippers erne IS mistaken for a criminal and gar Allen Poe in a special one- ® ) - IrKiependent Network and entertainment. (60 min.) figure $27,610. Board Chairman They budgeted $25,000 for the ters. Diane Baker 1959 sentenced to die (R) (Closed Cap­ N ew s @1 - NBC News Overnight - Candid Camera foundland where they were kept in captivity before, so it's The dolphins were transported to (li> - Radio 1990 man performance (60 min.) @1 - MOVIE: -Ttw Nun'. Stoiy' (3D The board also transfered a Raymond A. Ursin, who made the backhoe, but came to no final dD ~ Prime News tioned) (Closed Captioned) A young girl is followed through ® ® - Sign Off stranded and brought to the difficult to say what they should be the aquarium by two trucks, she d l) - Moneyline dD - Time Has Come 02) - N C A A Division II M a n 's $16,000 soccer field improvement motion, said his underlying logic stance because they want input (S) - A Team A newspaper (E ) - Nine on New Jersey her early convent days and her Basketball Championship from aquarium Mondav. doing. Their condition is still very said. request from the school budget to ® - News 10:00P.M. 10:45 P.M. 2:00 A.M. was to wipe out payment for the from residents at the hearing. reporter persuades the A team to (33) - Voice of Faith work in the African Congo A u­ Springfield. MA the town budget. There were no d $ “ Sneak Previews Co-hosts search for a close friend |R) (2 CE) - Newtf ® - Reporter 41 | drey Hepburn, Peter Finch. Dame CD - CBS News Nightwatch four selectmen, but to pay the first They also said the backhoe - Sabor Latirto (S ) - Freeman Reports other acljustments made to the Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons hrs ) QD - Independent Network Edith Evans. 1959. (D - MOVIE; Operation selectman $8,000 with the rest for would be needed, particularly if a take a look at the movies ® - N ew s school board’s proposed $2.24 ip - MOVIE: Clash of the 9:00P.M. N e w s 11:00R.M. IS)- N a m Pacific' A submarine comman­ the administrator. road reconstruction project is Trenchcoat' and High Road to der is overly devoted to his crew Titans' The child of Zeus battles - MOVIE: 'Fun with Dick ® ) - H80 Theatre; Separate ® - MOVIE: 'Cat P w p le ’ A 4;15A.M . million budget. China ' (E) CI3 CE) (33 @>(SD ® - News and boat. John Wayne, Patricia Annual budget procedure But the board said the lump sum begun. mythical monsters to save a prin­ and Jane' A middle class couple Tables These two one-act plays sister and brother share a strange ® - MOVIE: Quest for Fire' d ) - M*A*S»H Neal. Ward Bond 1951. Finance board members said d§) - Soledad Sene dramatica. cess from an arch rival. Laurence lives lavishly above their means show the lives of people who live and horrible family secret capable The people of the Ulam tribe have would give the selectmen sole Based on comments made ear­ (9 ) - Odd Couple they would rather wait to see what Libertad Lamarque Olivier, Claire Bloom. Burgess resorting to crime to keep up with in a seaside hotel. of changing them into savage (D - Joe Franklin Show learned the value of a fire, but not prerogative in setting salaries, as lier this year by Ursin, the Meredith 1981 Rated PG residents at the hearings had to say - Entertainment Tonight the Joneses. George Segal. Jane @ ) - Freeman Reports (32) - ESPN SportsCenter beasts. Nastasaia Kinski, Mal­ (3D - MOVIE: 'Guns of the how to make one. Ron Perlman. is outlined in town charter. selectmen proposed to begin a - Life On Earth 'Hunters and Fonda. Ed McMahon 1976 colm McDowell. John Heard. Rae Dawn Chong, Everett McGill. about proposed spending before - Business Report ® - Remington Steele ® - Festival of Faith Timberland* Loggers, trying to The bottom line, and a proposed major road reconstruction project. Hunted ' David Attenborough ex- 1982. clear a hill of timber, battle the 1982 considering adjusting the bottom CE3 - The Merv Show Laura is hired to protect two mil­ ( S - Honeirmooners prompts heated exchanges mill rate, still have yet to be Among the roads tentatively line on the school budget. determined. Finance board secre­ targeted by the selectmen for lOOK oorr He NEVEK TH A T'S IT! HEARD ME And in other action, the board tary Elna Dimmock will add up the major work, pending approval of NO M O R E!O FF By Sarah E. Hall “appears to me to violate Section paying their goddamn taxes. To decided to partially fund the youth budget totals and compare them the funds, are Colonial Road and COMIN© W ITH T H O S E BRIDGE ASTRO Herald Correspondent 7-193 (a), Connecticut General Sta­ say it's not an educated vote is HEADSETS! football program after its with revenues this week and next Williams Road. Last year, resi­ tutes, but there areobviously those ------,” countered Ms. Carilli. members said they were satisfied to compute a mill rate. dents of Williams Road petitioned GRAPH COVENTRY — They were few but who disagree, and I must admit She said a referendum would with documentation that showed However, finance board to have their road upgraded. Game turned to Stone fierce. The 30-or-so residents who that my opinion is not based on the allow the town’s blue-collar showed up for the Charter Revision soundest of legal footings.” workers, who often cannot attend was valueless. Commission hearing Monday the annual Town Meeting because Tobias Stone of New York night hotly debated for two hours “THAT’S JUST bull,” said Cov­ of working hours or other obliga­ Tonight: a second chance NORTH 3-2963 won the diamond, drew the commission's proposal to limit entry Taxpayers Association Pres­ tions, more of a say in their 4 K 8732 trumps with two leads and budget-adopting power to an an­ ident Joyce Carilli of Lamont’s' government. WA 1054 2 led a spade toward dummy. ^Birthday nual budget meeting, and specifi­ hesitency. “I believe in the right to 678 Tobias rose with dummy’s cally rule out budget referenda. discuss and charge line items at JACK C. MYLES, chairman of 4K king, cashed the king of Scarcely anyone suggested the Town Meeting, and I believe in the Democratic Town Committee, to discuss revenue sharing WEST EAST cluDs, led dummy’s last dia­ March 30,1963 compromise. the right to vote on the budget at spoke of the “orderly process of ♦ A6 4QJ9 mond to his band, cashed the Your skills and talents for being “I think this is a very, very the polls...why can't we have our preparing the town budget,” which »3 W86 club ace, ruffed a diamond able to manage things for oth­ disastrous suggestion for the peo­ cake and eat it too?” she said. a referendum might impede. “The The second revenue sharing ported spending some of the money wants to pursue a major bond IT LOOKS LIKE THERE'RE 6<)J10S2 6984 and led a spade from ers will be put to good uses this hearing will be held tonight at the for upgrading recreation facilities, issue. The money then could be SURE...TH' ...WE CAN MEET WHY THOSE ...THEY AREN'T 497653 4Q 1084 2 ple of Coventry,” said resident Her group has already collected public has ample opportunity to A LOT OF US HERE WHO SCALJ.Y- OVER AT MY dummy. coming year. Personal gain wdi community hall at 7:30 p.m. particularly at Herrick Park. This used as seed money for the bonding SONNA GET AWAY result from those you help. William Miller of the commission about 200 signatures on a petition influence the budget-makers be­ o ARE SCALLYWAGS WAG CAVE SOUTH West was in with the ace GOOD-FOR- WITH THIS! C A U . ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) proposal. “You’re asking for a to bring the 1983-84 town budget to forehand," he said. idea was later supported by the process. This idea was proposed by PARTY! NOTHINGS! OUT-nraUAIID! 4 1 0 5 4 and bad to lead a diamond or Selectmen are seeking input Don't treat business or finan­ carte blanche to do as you please referendum. According to Halvorson, only from the the community on how to Democratic Town Committee. Republican Selectman Carl A. 4KQJ97 club. Stone ruffed in The selectmen have proposed Preuss. 6 AK3 dummy, discarded his last cial matters lightly today. Be with the budget without approval Philip Bouchard, another one town resident — Roland Green use about $26,000 in federal tax cautious and prudent and This is the last hearing on 4AJ spade and claimed his slam. by all the people in town.” member of the taxpayer's associa­ has spoken at the commission’s money that has been returned to spending some of the money for make sure all of your moves Commission member Dorothy tion, quoted state statute and audience of citizens since the equipment items that might not revenue sharing money. A town Vulnerable: Both At the other table, declar­ are founded upon a logical the town as part of a nationwide er pl^ed almost the same Wilmot disagreed. “We thought insisted “there are people in this commission started meeting last program. survive the budget process. meeting, where residents will be Dealer South premise. 1983 predictions for town who think they should have The Republican "Town Commit- asked to vote on spending the way. 'The difference was he Aries are now ready. Send $1 that bringing the budget to Town summer. At the hearing. Green Weft North East Sooth only drew one trump before to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Meeting was the only fair way. the right to petition their complained that the commission At a well-attended hearing ear­ t"e supports putting a hold on the money, has been scheduled for late 14 leading the spade. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Town Meeting is the only place government.” was not responsive to townspeo­ lier this month, residents sup­ money until the town decides if it April. Pass 14 Pass 2N T Victor Mitchell of New Be sure to state your zodiac where townspeople can work the “Given recent history in Coven­ ple: “You spent so much time Pass 3 4 Pass 44 York, one of the most brii- sign. Send an additional $2 for budget. A voting lever is blind,” try, it would be safe to say that no making up the charter...but you Pass 6 4 Pass Pass liant players of all-time, was the NEW Astro-Graph Match­ she said. matter what we did, it would be didn’t spend any time listening to Pass sitting West,. rHe...... also ducked maker wheel and booklet. contested in court,” added Peter the people who were saying they Reveals romantic combinations Police arrest two after that first spade. Later on AT ISSUE for much of the Halvorson, chairman of the Char­ wantqd the right to vote,” said when the second trump was and compatibilities for all meeting was the legality of the ter Revision Commission. Green. I WISH HEP G E T IT THE AAAILMAN IS Opening lead: 4Q led he got out of the end play commission proposal. Neither ad­ Town Council Chairwoman Joan 5KRBEBEEEB EEEEEEEEEE FI^EP ” IT GO ES OFF by Mtisoning " ' ^URUS (April 20-May 20) TELLING HIM THE bis ace of Turnabout is fair play, and SEVERAL RESIDENTS at the A. Lewis was likewise concerned "a n p t h e r e g o e ? ^ _ spades. vice from Town Attorney Daniel K. V) OH, [TEAR.' THERE AT THE PARNEPESTy! SAAAE THING.' today you may have an oppor­ Lament nor comments by Tolland hearing were upset by the high about resident input, although she BOTTS RUNNING TIMES. We don’t know what Vic high-speed chase in Coventry By Oswald Jacoby tunity to prove your loyalty to a GOe^ BEKNARPS TO TURN IT OFF. would have done if South Superior Court Judge Eugene costs of both court suits and supports the Town Meeting as a CAR ALAR\\ AGAIN I KNOW. aid James Jacoby friend who has often assisted Kelly in a recent court ruling on the referenda. “I'm tired of these way to increase the input of y had drawn two rounds of you. Try to even the score. trumps before leading that town budget has yielded a clear- costs,” said Maureen Danehy. “I townspeople into the budget. “It's Here is hand, from a 1970 QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You vote in favor of the commission too easy to just pull a lever down COVENTRY — Police arrested pusuit, drunk driving, operating an Both were detained in lieu of expert team match. At both small spade. But knowing may be a rather reluctant start­ cut answer to this perplexing legal unregistered motor vehicle, reck­ $2,000 bond for appearances Mon­ question. proposal and I think it's a wise and vote no on a budget,” she said, two alleged car thieves Saturday tables South arrived at the Vic, we believe be m i^ t er today, but once you set a following a 5.5-mile high' speed less driving, misuse of marker and day in Tolland County Superior course you'll be capable of “It’s a very, very gray area- decision.” “but I wish we could find a very poor six-heart contract. have hopped up with>' tEat chase that started in Coventry and driving with a suspended license, Court. Not that the bidding was spade ace right away and achieving desirable results ...there's no way to predict what Roberta Wilmot, another towns- compromise.” regardless of the obstacles. person, said, “The Town Meeting ended in Mansfield, they said police said. really bad. It just happened escaped all trouble. will happen (if our proposal is "I am very disappointed that Police said they stopped the two (N EW SPAPER E N T E R P R IS E ASSN.) CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) is a lot of work and no fun, but Monday. that North’s king of clubs approved),” said Mrs. Wilmot. more townspeople did not come out men in the car on a speeding Put your best loot forward ”We got a yes and a no from Mr. that's where the action happens — tonight," she said. Everett R. Ponty, 26, of no The alleged passenger, Domenic today If you have a chance to violation, but when the officer Lament,” she said. and not in the voting booth. “The OTHER, LESS controversial certain address and the alleged J. Fanelli, 22. of no certain C make new social contacts. One driver of the pursued car, was address, was charged with disor­ went back to his cruiser to check In particular could develop into On March 10, Lamont wrote the Town Meeting,” she said, “is the changes which the Charter Revi­ only place where I can work my charged with disorderly conduct, derly conduct, second-degree lar­ the license, the suspects fled. CROSSWORD a lasting relationship. commission that Connecticut Gen­ sion Commission has proposed Speeds reached 75 mph during the LEO (July 23-Aiig. 22) Condi­ budget, cut it, and revise it.” second-degree larceny by posses­ ceny by possession, and third- eral Statutes mandate town meet­ include raising the upper limit for chase, police said. tions are favorable today tor ing adoption of the budget if the Ms. Wilmot sparked some fiery special Town Meeting considera­ sion, speeding, engaging police in degree criminal mischief. ACROSS 4 Erat Answer to Previous Puzrle resolving serious family prob­ form of government is town comments when she said a budget tion of appropriations, without a 5 Animal lems. Gel everyone together, meeting/town council. referendum does not represent an mandatory referendum, to I THOUGHT WATCHING a i 3 C ] ^ H 0 put the cards on the table and 1 Croup of 6 Heat unit He went on to suggest that “educated vote” — “They (the $300,000 (up from $100,000), and Wastam alliaa 7 Fall behind d d d o W q q try to Iron things out. H^ART j u B g e /z y o n T v 5 Barral (abbr.j □ D D I i l l Q i n ___ VmOO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) subsequent referenda might be voters) haven't all gone to Town making it more difficult to over­ 8 Membart of Meetings and gone over the rule ordinance and council action. WOUtD WUSICE^ 8 Nalva (Fr.) convent G ia n la a D Think before speaking today. avoided if the annual Town Meet­ 12 Inart gat 9 Hara‘1 son aocin □□(□ DODQ There's a possibility you might ing were described as a budget budget,” she added. Members of the Coventry Taxpay­ F u T t h e y N e v a * 0 a v b 13 Graak lanar (UrDDD E D O ------express yourself In a manner meeting, although specific ruling- “It bugs the hell out of me to say ers Association at the meeting 10 Thought (Fr.) □ E Q □ □ 14 Hindi ditlact 11 Hides that others will feel is too caus­ out of budget referenda, he said. it's not an educated vote. They’re briefly disputed these proposals. □ E E n tic or biting. Him H>5 F u -1 .. 15 Graantand-'a 19 Over (poetic) coloniiar □ E E n E E ______21 Southern LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be 16 Eighth month □□□□ DEG EEDD realistic regarding your ttata (abbr.) (abbr.) DDE resources today. It you plan an 23 Laugh tyllable 17 Navar (contr.) D D D B aD ID expenditure, base it upon what S p a n i s h CMMJhyNIA Mc tUHso US Pal •IMON' T n A t s J -i y 24 Individtiil 16 Margbrinat you have, not what you hope to 20 Viport 26 Telephone DD b^ H G D 22 O nt of tha tarvice (abbr.) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) 26 Actrau 39 Kind of grass 46 Composer S o c i e t y Barrymoras 40 Femsla Straviniky Don't give up on something W orth its weiglit in diamonds 24 Aldar (vtr.) Redgrave A ABOUT IF I 47 Rip important today just because it 28 Slow (mut.) 27 Jacob‘1 twin religious N ow the size, look and price range to delight every taste and 46 Eitimate doesn't come oft on the first VOU ARE! v DT'KEEP A W 2 32 Nogativet 29 Small intact (abbr.) try. Regroup your forces and t o m e e t pocketbook. Available in 14k white or yellow gold. 33 N e^ pari 30 Shakeipaar- 41 Look at 50 Flying taucart -r ^f(7-rrmTL (abbr.) a.orHE$ 1 -' 35 Chamiat'a aan villain 43 Hsbrtw I a g St t a r h i s (Nov. 23-Ooc. bumar 31 Unraitricted 51 Auto wheal l O U f . patriarch 21) Be hopeful and positive 36 Epochi 34 Ethnic type (pi.) BOLTON — The high A 44 Wharf today, not doubtful. Something 37 Putt out autfix 54 Swift aircraft could develop to help alleviate school Spanish National .1*:^ ’t/i! % 45 Animal waste 41 Britith waight 38 Profaisional (abbr.) a responsibility you thought Honor Society will hold its □ 42 Ghoitly charge chtmical 56 Dear you'd have to shoulder alone. annual induction cerem­ 44 Paptr £APRK0RN (Doc. 22-Jm. 19) 1 3 3 4 8 6 7 8 e ony and reception for new maaturet 10 11 This Is a good day to get In ROU OmiCOIIIIECTICUTBOULEVm 48 Madical fluid members, chosen for out­ 13 13 14 touch with an old friend you 52 Importunt haven't seen too much ot late­ standing achievement 53 Confadarata w m THE EAGLE. IB 16 17 ly. He or she will be happy to and interest in their study States Army know that you still e v e . of the Spanish language (abbr.) 11 16 21 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. It) Carat Total Carat Weight Need a new set of wheels? Ytxi j make even the car of your dreams 55 At a diatanca April IS. ■ Your possibilities lor m a jv 1/5 $450, 1/5 $380. I'li.is'i 1: .. , :t li'ijsivt' withstand the scrutiny of the courts." unconscious and didn't open his The paper is an advertising flyer for a play to be Corner eyes at first when told I was there. “ Full of Mirth from Start to Finish. It is a An attorney for the Justice Department, represent­ FOR OVER 50 YEARS ing Interior, and a lawyer for nine oil companies that Finally he opened his eyes and Button-Burster." The needle and thread are Russ MacKendrick intervened in the suit said they had to study the looked at me. supplied to repair the damage. lengthy decision, which was released at 5:15 p.m., and "Andy, I'm not going to die. Apel’s Opera House (pronounced Ay-pel’s), That’s what is Important to us. would not comment on any plans for an appeal. Damn it. I'm not going to do it." occupied the second floor of that three-story brick The Massachusetts attorney general's office and COMPLETE Ym ilBSTW m nH E EAGLE building near the railroad tracks, now carrying When you look beyond the extras, the words “ Brackett & Shaw Co.,..” The North parts. Kut-p T!iih N, I .'ll 1 ',1. f ' .1 • tl ■ . V the Boston-based Conservation Law Foundation had When the urge to remodel, rebuild or GODFREY WAS difficult to filed suit against the sale, charging it included areas flexibie payment schedule and low End building was erected in 1888. 'The front cover Walter Pierson, a young, affluent (and snippy) ,.ft‘ ! \ l . , ’ ' V. . 1. . helping people Is what our work for. He was egotistical and that are too sensitive for drilling and violated several add on takes hold, come to Rrst \, rates make home repairs and aijdi- of Hank’s Manchester Directory for 1981 is given bachelor, is about to move to another apartment often put on annoying displays of federal and state laws. business Is all about. And every Federal. W e satisfy the nesting in­ tions easy jobs to tackle. Just over to an ad for B.C. Apel’s enterprises:, because of his landlady's criticism of his "They violated their own underlying duty to stinct with low-cost home loans false humility but he was a strange furniture and carpets, sewing machines and cornet-playing. (Blasts from this instrument here ask the E ^ le at any of our eight kind of genius. He knew what an curtains, pianos, organs, undertaking, upholster­ and there throughout the play must have been carefully balance the risks to resources on Georges day we strive to offer kindness and designed to fit your budget. A \ I - I \\ is’.i Bank and the benefits of proceeding with oil and gas" convenient offices. audience wanted and what it did ing, cabinet making — and “ Proprietor of Apel's good for a few giggles) I M 'M l'ir« exploration, said Douglas Foy, executive director of compassion to the people who call not. Opera House." Pierson has just fired his valet. A friend. I > , ■ . !'• • * ''ll, the conservation group. ■* For years he would do his Friday So by 1898, the time of the three-act comedy to Winthrop Smythe, who is about to leave for a few RFFORF. DFC tMiil II upon us. be shown, the Opera House must have been a days, offers to lend him his own man. However, Some estimates place the fish yield on Georges show every week from his luxur­ I ■ tl,. ' • 'I »\ ,'l I .. I I II-1 > I . I ■. . . 'll I ■ • well-appreciated part of Manchester's nightlife. Smythe is expecting a visit from an English lord, Bank, about 200 miles off the Massachusetts coast, as ious estate in Virginia. The came­ I.r ' I I . • • It is believed to have been in business until about Albert McMullin, and asks Pierson to entertain high as 15 percent of the world's ahnual harvest. It First ibdeial Savings ras showed pictures of his expan­ sustains a New England fishery worth more than $1 1912. him as a favor. billion a year. imBtazAHmBmcs sive land, his horses, barns and his According to a local historian the "S. of T.” (to Now, Smythe»-writes two letters, one introduc­ Legislation recently was introduced in the Senate to t home complete with swimming be benefited), stood for Sons of Temperance. ing his valet, Mijggins, and another. Lord ban offshore drilling in most of Georges Bank and East Hanford (2 offices), Glastonbuiy^ Manchester, Rockville, pool. A bit of rummaging in the tag-sale box brought McMullin. You guessed it — the letters get some areas off the California coast. Its sponsors 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN South Glastonbury, South Windsor, Venxxi. up, of all things, a copy of the play, “ A Rival By switched, and Muggins, arriving first, is greeted He died sadly, 1 believe, with nis Request," published by Walter H. Baker in 1896. with deference and politesse by Pierson. include Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass,, and Alan Photo bv MocKenarict’ Cranston, D-Calif. HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR Q. HOLMES love of life undiminished but with We will not try to plow through the whole story — The real lord finally appears and says “ I come RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES few real friends left from his about a couple of romances that intertwingle — from Mr. Smythe." Concern mounted Saturday when an investigation PUBI ir.lTY CHAIRMEN. TAKE NOTE audience of 80 million. but will just take a look at the button-burstingest PlriiMc liirii lo puge 13 . . . needle and tnreoJ piromoted play 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 29, 1983 - 13 Advice Getting a second opinion ■3:, ■5^ won't moke surgeon angry

DE AR A BBY: My doctor, who is out for joggers to avoid hitting also a surgeon, tells me I need an. them. operation for gallstones. I've had Why? People who are stupid gallbladder troubles off and on for D e a r enough to jog in the street surely many years, but I hate to have know they are taking their lives in surgery at my age. (I am 71). A b b y their hands. There are plenty of You always say, “ Get a second parks and side streets for joggers i \ opinion,” but I have had the same Abigail to run in without using the main doctor for many years and don’t Van Buren roads and public streets. But in this know any other. So, where do I go town there are hundreds of these Herald photo by GIneo for a second opinion? 1 like my show-offs puffing alongside cars in doctor and don't want to get him heavy traffic, requiring the drives mad at me. Thanks for any help to avoid hitting them. State science winners m. you can give me. survival with the operation? In the past week I came close to NEEDING ANSWERS 3. Are there other forms of hitting a couple of these health nuts Bernie Mendez, left, and Erwin Tan were junior biological single. Other winners treatment that could be tried late at night on a main highway! among 13 St. James School students were Kathryn DeMarco, Lori Pellitier, DEAR NEEDING: Getting a before surgery? There ought to be a law! who entered the Connecticut State Patricia Prentice, Kathleen Sarnik, Paul second opinion is a common 4. How much will the operation FED UP IN MANSFIELD, OHIO Science Fair, recently and won awards. Bolduc, Laurent Bourcier. Gary Chien, practice that most doctors encour­ cost? And will my insurance cover DEAR FED: I agree. Address age, so don’t be afraid to tell your all the costs, including special this matter to your city council. Bernie recieved first honors for junior Patricia Eitel, Heather Harrington, John doctor you want one. tests?, And while we’re on the subject, physical single. Erwin won first place for Wertenbach and Dina Rosado. To find another specialist in your 5. How much experience has the how about the joggers who wear area, ask your doctor, or call the surgeon had with this particular headsets? They wouldn’t be able to government's Second Surgical operation? hear an automobile until it sent Opinion Hotline. The toll-free 6. What percent of the operations them flying through the air. Most number is 1-800-638-6833. In Mary­ were successful? joggers are sufficiently intelligent Births land . call 1-800-492-6603. 7. How will the operation affect to stay off the main roads and busy If you do decide to go ahead with my health and lifestyle? Are there streets where they are forced to Burgess, Kelley Jill, daughter of paternal grandparents are Mr. and Turnpike, was bom March 15 at the operation, you will be asked to any activities I will not be able to inhale carbon monoxide from Gary F. and Meg Larmett Burgess Mrs. Bion Tuppersof 76 Ashworth Manchester Memorial Hospital. sign a statement giving consent for do after surgery? passing vehicles. of Vernon, was born March 17 at St. \ She has four brothers, Glenn A. Jr., the operation. It’s important to Above all, be sure an operation is Manchester Memorial Hospital. 8; Jason, 7; Daniel, 3; John, 18 discuss all your concerns about necessary and that the benefits Getting married? Whether you Her maternal grandparents are Nelson, Brett Tyler, s ^ of Jesse months; and two sisters, Carrie, 5; your condition and the operation outweigh the risks before you want a formal church wedding ora Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larmett of P. and Rita O’Connor Nelson of 25 and Amy 2>A. with your surgeon before you sign agree to undergo surgery. simple, "do-your-own-thing” ce­ Brookfield Street. Her paternal Scott Drive, was born March 17 at anything. Don’t hesitate to ask DEAR ABBY: A woman wrote to remony, get Abby's new booklet. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Eddy, Derek Thurston, son of these questions: our local newspaper stating that Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, James Burgess of Somers. His maternal grandparents are David S. and Elizabeth Thurston 1. What are the chances of she was jogging in the street and Joseph and Ida O’Connor of Cairo, Eddy of 137 Alice Drive, Coventry, survival without the operation? stamped (37 cents) envelope to: was almost hit by an automobile. Abby’s Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box Tupper, Ashley Demko, daugh­ N.Y. His paternal grandparents was born March 10 at Manchester . 2. What are the chances of Then she urged that drivers watch 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. ter of Michael Charles and Donna are Campbell and Verna Nelson of Memorial Hospital. His maternal Demko Tupper of 987 Cedar Holly Springs, Miss. He has a grandparents are William and Swamp Road, Coventry, was born brother, Scott James, 10. Jennine Thurston of 628 Spring St. March 15'at Manchester Memorial His paternal grandparents are ■Photos bv Arthur Ostrowitz, M.D. Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Mayor, Eliza Mae, daughter of John and Carol Eddy of 124 Timrod Other medicines may help ents are Dr. and Mrs. Richard Glen Alvin and Doretha Williams Road. He has a sister, Sarah Jean, Demko of 74 Tuck Road. Her Mayo Sr. of 466 W. Middle 3. Esther meets Cleopatra her continuing hot flashes Cinema More fashions from the Hadassah donor Julie Rubin of 130 Kennedy Road in a jeweled headpiece. All fashions were hand woven cotton brought back by the dinner fashion show include (from left) layer-design bridal gown, and Pearl created by students of a Hadassah- Israeli defense minister’s wife following DEAR DR. LAMB: I have some Diane Wasser of 37 Sass Drive in a smart Podrove of 67 Butternut Road in a supported high school in Jerusalem. the Egypt-lsrael Peace Accord..For long, stamped, self-addressed en­ Hartford 7:15. 7:30, 9:50. — High Road to west Hortford questions about the menopause. velope for it to me, in care of this Alhenaum CIntma — Poor Richards Pub A Ci­ Chino (PG) 7:45,9:55. — The Elm 1A 2—The Verdict (R) black pants outfit with a brigh red t-shirt. dramatic gold evening gown, with Many of the fashions were created from more fashions, see page 11. Women In Love 7:30 with The I ’m 43 years old and have been newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio nema — The Lords of Disci­ Outsiders (PG) 7:20, 9:20. — 7, 9:20. — The Lords o( going through this for 13 years. Music Lovers 9:30. pline (R) 7:30, 9:30. The Black Stallion Returns Discipline (R) 7:10, 9:40. Y o u r City Station, New York, N . Y. 10019. Cinema City — Spring Showcose Cinema — The (PG) 7, 9:10. The Movies — Mox Dugan At age 301 began missing periods Break (R) 7:20 — Eating Outsiders (PG) 1:15, 7:25, Manchester Raoul(R) 9:40. The Black Returns (PG) 12, 1:55 3:50, and having hot flashes and arthri­ H ealth DEAR DR. LAMB: Are there 9:30. — Bad Boys (R) 2, 7:15, UA Theaters East — Mox 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Spring tis in my legs real bad. By missing Stallion Returns7:30,9:30.— 9:40. — Table tor Five (R) Dugan Returns (PG) 7:30, Break (R) 12,1:55,3:50,5:40, any hazards to the future child or to Max Dugan Returns (PG) 7, 1:45,7:45,10. — Tootsie (PG) 9:30. — Spring Break (R) 7:50, 9:50. — The Black About Town. periods I mean nine months at a Lawrence 9. — Monty Python and the 1:05, 7:10, 9:45. — 10 to 7:20, 9:20. — The Black the parent when the mother takes a Holy Grail (R) 7:10 with Stallion Returns (PG) 12,2,4, time and I wasn’t pregnant. S Midnight (R) 1:35, 7:35,9:50. Stallion Returns (PG) 7:15, . 8, 10. r r fertility drug? Are these drugs Eraserheod (R) 8:50. 6 The doctor 1 was seeing said I Lamb, M.D. — The King King of Comedy 9:15. Wllllmontic hormones? CInestudle — Raggedy (PG) 1:45, 7:20, 9:30: — Mansflald Jillson Square Cinema — was loo young to be going through Man (PG) 7:30wlth Zoot Suit Gandhi (PG) 1, 8. — High Trans-Lux College Twin — Sophie’s Choice (R) 6:50, German students honored Listen Up” to olr (R) 9:15. Road to China (PG) 1:15, "Overeoters Anonymous the menopause so he just gave me DEAR READER: The com­ High Road to China (PG) 7, 9:30. — 10 to Midnight (R) 7, Colonial — Shadow Fist 7:40, 9:55. 9:10. — Henry V 6:45with The 9:10. — High Road to China Two Manchester students, Patricia Eitel and ’’Listen Up,” a cable access program, will present Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the tranquilizers and Butazolidine for monly used fertility medicines, Hunter (R) with Black Belt Enfield Tempest (PG) 9:15. (PG) 7,9:15. — Spring Break Stephanie Pullman, both of Blue Ridge Drive, are interviews and information of interest to the meeting room of the cafeteria of Manchester the arthritis. The arthritis became to do to make you more comforta­ such as Clomid, are not hormones. Fury (R) from 1. Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A 8 — Max Vernon (R) 7:10,9:10. so bad I couldn’t sleep without East Hartford Dugan Returns (PG) 7:40, Cine 1 2 — The Verdict among students honored by the Independent German community Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and Memorial Hospital, Haynes Street. ble. Estrogens are usually very They are non-steroidal chemical Eastwood Pub B Cinema— A Windsor crying out in pain. specific in controlling hot flashes 9:40. — Spring Break (R) (R) 7, 9:30. — The Lords of Plaza — The Lords ot Language School of Connecticut in competition 7:30 p.m. over channel 13, Cox Cable TV. The newcomers meeting is at 7:45 p.m. and a compounds. Sex hormones and The Lords of Discipline (R) 7:10, 9:30. — Tootsie (PG) Discipline (R) 7:10, 9:15. Discipline (R) 7:15. Then I saw a gynecologist who and sweating. Since you are taking sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Topics for discussion include hypnosis, chimney general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. There are no adrenal hormones are steroids. German. did some hormone tests and said I these and your doctor is probabiy sweeping, Hockanum River canoe racing, and i dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group meets each Fertility pills act as an anti­ The winners and their teachers will attend a interviews with personalities. Program suggestions Wednesday at the same time and place. was well fnto my change. He put giving you as much as he thinks is estrogen chemical. This in effect me on hormones, I have rarely appropriate, you might think of banquet May 6 in West Haven. The German and comments may be made by phoning 646-0660. causes the brain to stimulate the Thoughts Consultate in Boston will awaird them book prizes. needed a doctor since. But when I other medicines. pituitary gland to release in­ ask my doctor how long I ’ll be Take my column to him if you creased amounts of the hormone Hoy on television going through the change he never wish and ask if he wouid like to try that stimulates development of Good Friday cantata answers. putting you on Inderal in addition The nineteenth chapter of John watching her son die! may be well with thee, and that LeRoy E. Hay, an English teacher at Manchester ova (follicle stimulating hormone, gives the third utterance given by Hunt for eggs 1 still have hot flashes very bad, to your present medicines. Some It is not easy to go through thou mayest live long on the The cantata. Requiem, by Gabriel Faure, will be High, chosen as Connecticut’s 1983 Teacher of the FSH) and the hormone that our Lord Jesus Christ on the cross: especially at night. I sleep in a' doctors think it helps control periods of grief and sorrow. Butthe earth.” The Coventry Jaycees will have their annnual presented at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Year and one of four finalists in the National Teacher stimulates the development of the “ Now there stood by the cross of room at 60 degrees with no covers sweating episodes. It neutralizes Lord enables us at such times. Did Easter Egg hunt Saturday at U a.m. at Coventry High St., on Good Friday at 7:30 p.m. of the Year competition, will appear on Channel 24, corpus luteum (lutenizing hor­ Jesus his mother, and his mother’s and sweat pours off my body. How the adrenaline effect; adrenaline Mary have Psalm 27:1 in mind? Pastor James Beliasov School on Ripley Hill Road in Coventry. ’The cantata will be presented by Emanuel Choir. public television, April 7 at noon and again April 9 at 7 mone, L H ). sister, Mary the wifeof Clopas, and long will this continue? Must I take reiease is sometimes related to hot The FSH and LH hormones "The Lord is my light and my Faith Baptist Church Soloists will be Nancy Perrett, soprano and Charles p.m. medicine the rest of my life? flashes and sweating. Mary Magdale. When Jesus, there­ Manchester, Conn. Lundell, bartone. Melvin Lumpkin will direct. The Hay is interviewed by Mary Susan Miller of Good stimulate the ovaries, causing fore, saw his mother, and the salvation; whom shall I fear? The Your arthritis is not related to more ova to be formed and Lord is the strength of my life; of Teen night at roouet club public is invited. A free-will offering will be taken. Housekeeping Magazine, one of the sponsors of the DEAR READER: You obviously the menopause. But if you have disciple standing by, whom he contest. released. In that way some multi­ loved, he saith unto his mother, whom shall I be afraid?” Brides: if you’d like to receive a have an unusual case. The meno­ rheumatoid arthritis, which may ple births occur. The Manchester Recreation Department and the Hay was selected as state winner on the basis of pause has been known to occur in Woman, behold thy son” (versus Something else in this third form in order to have your wedding be the case considering your young There is no evidence that this Manchester Raquet Club will present ’’Teen Night” teaching skills, dedication and contribution to the women, spontaneously, as early as 25, 26)! saying: the Lord Jesus Christ’s write up appear in the Manchester featuring a battle of the disc jockeys Saturday from Cosh gift presented age at onset, that can be a factor in causes any abnormal births. But profession and poise- in assuming various age 25. But neither your doctor nor These are the words of affection respect and concern for Mary. Herald, send a self addressed, your sweating. the stimuiation can cause ovarian 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the raquet club on 404 W. Center St. The Polish American Charitable Foundation of He'll be Jesus responsibilities. I have any way df being sure when expressed by our Savior in those Reminds me of what it says in stamped envelope to; Barbara Rich­ Admission of $2 includes refreshments and pizza. I ’m sending you The Health cysts and may sometimes cause Manchester has presented an additional cash gift to your symptoms will end. After all, dying moments. Ephesians 6:1,2, "Children, obey mond, Manchester Herald, Box 591, Baritone Curt Scheib will play Jesus when Concordia Letter 5-12, Menopause, for gen­ the mother to have gastric upsets, Also available will be foozball, frisbee and floor the University of Connectiemt for an annual student you are only 43 and you are still your parents in the Lord: for this is Manchester, Conn. 06040. Engaged Lutheran Church presents Johann Sebastian Bach's eral information on what it is and We see here, I believe, the hockey. For information call 647-3166 after 3 p.m. award for excellence in the study of Polish. having symptoms. skin rashes and visual complaints, right. Honor thy father and women can also send a self- St. John Passion at 7 p.m. on Good Friday. The Support group to meet what to expect. Others who want aii of which stop when the courage exhibited by Mary as she A year ago the foundation donated 8250 for the The important question is what mother: which is thb first com­ addressed, stamped envelope for an Concordia Church Choir, Concordia Children's Choir, this issue can send 75 cents with a medication is stopped. stood at the foot of the cross establishment of the annual prize. That, plus an Greater Manchester Arthritis Support Group will mandment with promise: That it engagement form. additional $250 donatect this year, will be held in trust soloists, and a chamber orchestra will be conducted Library holiday closings by David L. Almond, Concordia’s director of music. meet April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room of by the university, with the prize award to consist of Manchester Memorial Hospital, Haynes Street. The Manchester public libraries, including Mary income froms the trust. Scheib is a member of the Connecitcut Opera, and most recently sung in the opera’s performance of Matthew Quinn, a registered pharmacist of Cheney, Whiton Memorial and the Bookmobile, will Award winners will be selected by the UConn Manchester Drug, will speak on “ Arthritic Drugs.” be closed Friday in observance of Good Friday. Department of Germanic and Slavic languages. “ Rigeletto.” A reception will follow in the church Use caution when writing SHOMCASC hall. Anyone interested is wel(X)me to attend. convicted murderer penpal He'll make music history

DEAR DR. BLAKER: A cousin friend.” of mine is in prison for murder and, It'll be amateur hour at Carnegie Hall MV So, my advice is that you although we are for the most part |[f^ strangers, I have felt it necessary continue your friendship with her. A sk but don’t tell her your concerns. In Bv Frederick M. musical works ever writ­ that he had a special enough to absorb a sym­ mory impressed conduc­ mance,” said Kaplan. as a conductor.” The musicians felt the to write occasionally just to give j him some support. r the meantime, build a few other -SMOWHAT:- WInshIp ten,” said the genial 42- spiritual affinity for the phonic composition on tors and musicians more "The orchestra felt it THE IDEA of repeating invited audience of Sep­ . friendships which may develop UPl Senior Editor year-old founder, presi­ music. sight. He obtained a book than anything else. I played awfully'well that 1 wrote three times but never B la k e r the Mahler with Kaplan tember had not been typi­ into satisfying and long-lasting ” I listened to it in on conducting from a found I was taken se­ night. I don’t think I will received an answer. Then, my dent and editor-in-chief of occurred to the self- cal of the orchestra’s Karen Blaker, reiationships. NEW YORK - When moments of exhilaration faculty friend at the Juil- riously, even by a maestro ever quite duplicate it. brother visited him in jail and OUTSIDERS Institutional Investor, a governing American regular audience and they Ph.D. Don’t put all your eggs in one publisher Gilbert Kaplan magazine with a cirtnila- and depression,” he re­ liard School of music but such as Sir George Solti, I'm inviting the critics to relayed the message that he had, L Symphony musicians last wanted a wider audience basket. steps onto the podium at called over lunch at his didn’t understand it. The who gave me a two-hour the April performance, indeed, enjoyed my letters. ->SHOwn#r» tion of more than 300,000 October when they were to share their experience Scared of snakes? Afraid of 1:15-736^30 Carnegie Hall April 7. to in 140 countries. publishing offices over­ friend then found him a conducting lesson in Lon­ but 1 have no high expec­ in playing with Kaplan. At this point, I am not sure just casting about for an unus­ flying? Nervous about leaving conduct Gustav Mahler’s Kaplan first heard looking the spires of St. teacher who spent nine don. This encouraged me tations. I just want to how to proceed, I care very much ual attraction for a 20th Marina Havlicek-Mahler, your home? Get h'fclp from Dr. massive ‘‘Resurrection Mahler’s post-Romantic Patrick’s Cathedral. hours every day with him to arrange a public know what professional about him because he has been anniversary gala benefit Mahler’s granddaughter, Blaker’s newsletter “ If you are TO O TSIE m Symphony” before a pay­ Symphony No. 2 per­ "This piece has more to for a month. performance.” people think. After all. imprisoned for seven years with no visit? performance. Kaplan ac­ is heading the benefit phobic.” Send 50 cents and a ing audience, he will formed by the American say than any other Once he had absorbed I'm not holding a career committee. , parole in sight and it must be a Why not walk the middle road? ------SHOWNIO:------cepted their invitation. stamped, self-addressed envelope making some kind of Symphony under the Mahler, combining the the first movement, per­ To celebrate the ISth terrible ordeal. On the other hand, Write an encouraging, supportive _I«5-7:I04M5 OUR to Dr. Blaker in care of this music history. baton of the late Leopold gloomier side of life with haps the most difficult anniversary of the found­ I have never met him and he letter every few months and leave newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio ‘ ‘As far as I can find out, Stokowsky some 20 years the joy of life. because of rapid changes ing of Institutional Inves­ certainly doesn’ t seem anxious to -out most personal details. 1 0 TO m O N E N IG H T City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019. f ’m the only person with­ ago and was over­ “ Three years ago it in tempo, he approached tor, Kaplan conducted the make the communication a two- MIDNIGHT 90 g o l d Maybe this experience wiii con­ Write to Dr. Biaker at the above out formal music training whelmed by its emotional occurred to me that I the American Symphony American Symphony in way street. SHOWN At: GETOAfDyPLAN 9 0 * ^ vince you that you do need some address. The volume of mail l:3S-7:3S4Mi0 to lead a major orchestra intensity. He listened to could get further inside about pai(l rehearsals. He the Second Symphony at t am a married, 30-year-old new relationships in your life. If so, prohibits personal replies, but WORKS UKE MAGIC in a serious perfjirmance all the recordings of the the music that had taken was successful enough to Lincoln Center's Avery housewife with three children. great. But use caution with the questions of general interest will H K H R lu b of one of the most difficult work available and found such a hold on me by continue the process, Fisher Hall last Sep­ INCREDIBLE SAVINGS ON FINE JEWELRl When I write, should I include convicted murderer. be discussed in future columns. You'll both love it. Forget the mortgage. Forget the kids. Just the conducting it. If I had movement by movement, tember before an invited these details about my life? I would Dr. Blaker is currently involved TOOHIU h known how difficult the and discovered he could, audience of 2,700. He had • 14K OOLU JEWELRY — SOLO BY WEIQHT like to tell him more about myseif. SHBWHATr— two ^ 1 iV 'V Page 16 I SPORTS

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BOS-rON (U PI) - Georgia bas- the next few years.” with Georgia and had been there ketball coach Hugh Durham, once In the past two years, the Big one year. Sometimes coaches have considered for the Boston Celtics’ East has landed .Patrick Ewing, trouble remembering what a N'.- Home run head job, thinks the Big East Anthony Jones, Chris Mullin, Ha­ signed contract means, especially Conference is sapping the recruit­ rold Pressley and Earl Kelley, all if a better deal comes along. 1 felt I --*s. ing strength of non-Eastern highly touted scholboys. AndSyra-. owed something to Georgia. You The game we play 41 coaches like himself. cuse has landed the gem of this never know when they can turn it begins at home. High school stars in the East no year’s high school crop. Dwayne around on you and say, ’geez, we’d Stand at the plate, .bj ■ ■ longer have to go the basketball- Washington of New York City. like you to stay but we’ve got a face what fife throws you. crazed South or Midwest to play in Durham has New Yorker Vern better ddal.’ Agree with the umpire, the collegespotlight, Durham said. Fleming, one of the keys to the "And besides, I think they got a play by the rules. And while there are several from surprising Bulldogs' run to the pretty good coach in Filch. He’s the Northeast on the rosters of Final Four. Fleming said he done all right, hasn’t he?” ’ ... Accept no less than perfect, Georgia and North Carolina, to simply wanted out of New York Two comical sidelights to the but wait for your pitch. ■ - '■ if',: pick two schools, they were landed and had decided to attend St. press conference before Sunday's Swing at opportunity, before the Big East really took off. John’s if for some reason he East Regional final. Durham was 2 and run with all your might. Aridian staff "One thing you find now is that elected to stay in the Big Apple. asked how he defenses the famed the Big East is making it difficult North Carolina has Sam Perkins Four- Corners stall offense used by Round each base, Editor in Chief: John Dubiel for us to get the Eastern kid,” and Matt Doherty, both New- North Carolina. To be friends keep an even stride. Art Editor: Carmen Bonacorsi Durham said this past weekend at Yorkers. It also has one of the most Always look forward, Literary Editor: Laura Gravell the NCAA East Regionals at successful and enviable programs ” We have no trouble with it in never behind. To be, two friends, too too “ eye- Secretary: Marlene Cole Syracuse, N.Y, "Before, there anywhere. practice. We take our second team long to-eye” , Heading: Amy Fournier were always good players up there Durham was asked about the and point to this guy and say Hear cheering fans, Two friends two hearts Staff: Kathy Adames, Denise Beckwith, Kris but the colleges didn't get the Celtics situation. Red Auerbach’s ’you're Michael Jordan’ and point ignore distracting catcalls. too close, too ready, Carlson, Joe Donovan, Amy Fournier, Liz French, exposure or the money. It was first choice to succeed then player- to this guy and say ’you’re Sam too willing Steal your way, easier to convince them to play coach Dave Cowens was Indiana's Perkins’ and so on. Then we put our 9 to feel and cry. Dawn Gill, Ken Harvill, Jonathon Kim, Robert slide in to safety. to share. Laughiin, Chris Mazzeo, Patti McTighe, Juiie Meridy, somwhere else. Bobby Knight. Auerbach then first team on them. And you know Two kids Two thoughts "Now, a good kid from the East talked with Durham. what? We dominate them. No Mary Mulianey, Jim O’Loughlin, Kathy Pappas, Sara You’re always welcome at home. too young, that think Robinson, Karen Sidway, Sandra Trombiy. can play big time basketball, get “ He (Knight) could have had the problem,” Durham said. —Betsy Sayre to give and care. too much Advisor: Mrs. Saiiy Balukas the television exposure, gel the job if he wanted it,” Durham said. The other came from Dean in rhyme, good education, and stay where he ” I talked with the Celtics. I guess Smith, North Carolina’s coach, Too far too easy is. And he has the choice of playing Bobby told them about me and discussing the rule mandating a to run to see for a school in the city, like St. Dave (Cowens, who played for high schooler must have a ” C” their will it out last time. John’s or Pitt, or one with a Durham at Florida State) also average to play college sports. too strong, campus near the city like Villan- must have had something to do "You'll find everyone out there two lives Too much, ova (or Boston College). That is with it. has a ’C’ average if they’re over too good too tom, going to make a big difference in "But I had just signed a contract 6- 6 , " to last to see too long. through tears, Untitled No. 2 too hurt Two songs to reach to sing above their fears. I gaze upon our memories. Untitled No. 1 together As stones across a brook. Big East not Beastly Given to us by God himself. in tune, Too scared . I use to think alot about the world and life itself two laughs to grow For future eyes to look. I once checked into it and found it all up on a shelf two smiles too far away, Don’t throw away our memories. What it all comes down to is simply just a game are fading two brains They’re far too good to waste. Confucious spent a lifetime and found it all the same too soon. too smart But don’t live in the past, my We are only placed here just to give the geime a shot UPl photo friend. in post-season games to walk astray. Some of us can’t handle it, we see them buried into Two minds The past is hard to face. plots FRESNO’S BERNARD THOMPSON DRIVES . that see Just live each day for what it’s —Betsy Sayre But many people indulge in this game as if it were a . .past Wake Forest’s Kenny Green at New York PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - nine teams will reap a "pretty and you didn’ t hear them (com­ worth. toy Include me in your fate. The Big East Conference wasn’t so substantial” amount of revenues plaints) any more. They splurge and joke and laugh all day, they sure Beastly after all. from the 69 of 72 conference games "There were some teams that Together we can beat the fray. seem to.^njoy If we are not too late. The young conference was the that were televised, he said. yelled and screamed this year, but While others bang their heads on walls and feel the Cinderella story of the 1982 college -D.B. "And the five teams we got in the they yelled and screamed about tension grow basketball season. Three teams NCAA tournament this year will other teams — not the Big East," Untitled No. 3 They say they’re cool, just give me time, maybe I’m reached the final eight of the NCAA probably attract $1.4 million in he said. too slow Fresno State, DePaul tournament, and Georgetown revenue,” he added. "1 think one of the things that The way to play this vicious game is just to take your came within a basket of capturing Overall, the Big East had an helped us was that our No. 5 team, The time has come for parting time the final game against North impressive season. Five members Syracuse, beat Houston — one of It happened all too soon But be aware of the fruit you eat that orange could Carolina. were regulars in the lop 20. Only an the toughest teams around. That My heart is heavy as a mist be a lime Im pressed hoop fans thus upset kept St. John’s out of the No. Houston team has a good chance of That veils a winter moon. —David Pesso reach finals in NIT dubbed the 4-year-old Big East 1 spot later in the season, but Lou going all the way,” Tranghese A "The Beast.” Carnesecca’s Redmen still were said. My eyes are moist with teardrops This year, however, all five Big ranked in the lop five most of the Except for Villanova. all four I ’m trying not to cry game. in the ocean if we were standing on By Dove Raffo East teams have bowed out of the season. other Big East teams lost by close And though I miss you very much Anderson, a 6-foot-7 junior, and the beach.” UPl Sports Writer NCAA tournament, with none Syracuse continued to fill up the margins in the NCAA. I drift to days gone by. Thompson, a 6-6 junior, scored 10 DePaul hit only 21-of-56 shots reaching the Final Four. Houston massive Carrier Dome, attracting Tranghese believes the confer­ points apiece as Fresno State from the floor but Nebraska did NEW YORK (UPl) - Fresno slammed the door loudly Sunday, 30,000-plus crowds several times ence increased its prestige this Seems like it was yesterday moved to a 38-24 halftime lead. A even worse with 22-of-62 shooting. State came to Madison Square romping over Villanova, 89-71, the even though the Orange finished year by moving the Big East When you and I first met 13-2 spurt midway through the Center Dave Hoppen scored all Garden Monday night with two lone Big East survivor in the fifth in the conference. Attendance tournament to Madison Square The lovelight glowing in your eyes second half gave the Bulldogs a objectives: to advance to the 15 of his points in the second half as tourney. was up throughout the league. Garden. I never will forget. 59-36 advantage and the Deacons the Cornhuskers came back from a 'National Invitation Tournament Mike Tranghese, assistant com­ Five teams were invited to the "N ew York is the mecca of the never came within 19 points. 36-31 hal'ftime deficit to tie the finals and to gain respect. missioner, is still pleased with the NCAA tournament, one more than game.” he said. "Without ques­ The months we spent together "W e talked about the first five game 52-52 with 8; 39 left. The Bulldogs’ impressive 86- 62 conference showing this season. the previous year, when the strong tion, the tournament was a suc­ Have been like dreams devine minutes,” Fresno State Coach Jackson, who had 16 points at victory over Wake Forest in ” I think your goal every year showing of Big East teams sparked cess. And attendance-wise, it was For to have you near me felt like Boyd Grant said. "W e wanted to halftime, fouled out with DePaul Monday Night’s NIT semifinal should be to get your team in the some complaints from teams who quite an accomplishment to fill the The whole wide world was mine. play as hard as possible, get inside leading 56-52. The Blue Demons accomplished the first goal. Na­ Final Four, but to believe your thought they earned bids. Garden every night,” and not let them get any easy held on by scoring 8 of their final 12 tional recoginition might have to team is going to make the Final Disgruntled coaches suggested Pittsburgh joined the conference Why then did fate frown on me baskets.” points from the foul line, with wait, however, until Fresno State Four every year is unrealistic,” the Big East’s powerful commis­ this year, making it a nine-team Why give then take away Tyrone Corbin and Kenny Patter­ battles DePaul, a 68-58 winner over ” We have shot better from the Tranghese said Monday from sioner, Dave Gavitt, was stacking conference, but there are no plans Seems cruel and yet I should give thanks son each hitting 3 free throws. Nebraska in the other semifinal. outside,” Anderson said. “ Not league headquarters in the deck in favor of his conference, to even the number to 10. Trangh­ For even one sweet day. The N IT ’S 46th championship Providence. much, but a little bit. They ” We did what we had to do when Gavitt is commissioner of the ese said. game is Wednesday at 9 p.m. EST. "Some years we’ll get teams in (D eacon s) didn’ t block out the game got close, that’s been our NCAA selection committee. "■Our people voted in February So now I kiss the memories DePaul is obviously the better- to the Final Four, some years we underneath.” trademark over the last three "There were complaints last not to even consider expansion That live inside my heart known of the finalists. Coach Ray won’t.” Barmore scored 13 points and weeks,” said Meyer. year about Boston College getting until our annual meeting in 1984. Though you are gone, love lingers on M eyer’s Blue Deamons are in their Tranghese can afford to be tied Anderson for the team-lead Corbin, who scored 11 points in in,” Tranghese said, "But then BC Right now, I don’t see any need for True lovers never part. third NIT final (first since winning philosophical. The Big East and its with 7 rebounds. the second half, finished with 15 got within a gam eof the Final Four expansion,” he said. —Megan Clancy the title in 1945), while Fresno Wake Forest got 16 points from points and 16 rebounds and Ber­ State is playing in its first NIT. Delaney Rudd and Anthony Tea- nard Randolph added 13 points for “ We want the country to know chey added 14. DePaul. where Fresno State is," said the Saturday NCAA semifinalists "Fresno State put awfully good Nebraska. 22-10, was led by ■Bulldogs’ Bernard Thompson. pressure on early,” Deacns Coach Hoppen’s 15 points and Claude “ ‘We lost seven seniors last year Carl Tacy said. ” We had an Renfro added 13. and this was supposed to be a inability to concentrate and never -rebuilding year, but we got it got untracked.' We played well ” We had problems all night at Houston not concerned Joghether in January and we really getting here but wedidn’tplay well the foul line and on the floor,” came on.’ ’ here." Nebraska Coach Moe Iba said. Forwards Ron Anderson and DePaul, 21-11, bounced the Corn- "The way we played, we were - Thompson provided a strong inside huskers depsite shooting 37 per­ fortunate to be close to them. We about Louisville press game that lifted the Bulldogs, who cent and losing its high- scorer never did get control of the outrebounded Wake Forest 36-22 when Tony Jackson fouled out with ballgame." the Cougars. 2 and shot 67 percent from the field. 7:23 left after scoring 17 points. Jackson, a 6-foot-5 freshman, By United Press International "The pressure’s on Houston,” he The Wolfpack finished 14th in the And taketh away Fresno State, 24-10, lived up to its “ I thought we didn’t play as well scored 9 points as DePaul ran off 13 said. "They were No. 1 ranked and final U Pl rankings while Georgia defensive reputation by hounding as we normally do but you have to straight to snap an 8-8 tie midway The power of the press? Guy they’re supposed to win. When was No. 15. Wake Forest, 20-12, from the start. Lewis just smiles at the thought. " I guess the ’Destiny Kids’ are You know of it credit Nebraska’s defense for through the first half. Jackson’s you're mentally ready and you've Anderson, Thompson and center ” We haven’t been bothered by going to collide.” Georgia coach And it of you. that,” said the 69- year-old Meyer. shooting paced the Demons to a got the ability, you play well. Desi Barmore each scored 6 points ’’They played us very well and took the press all year,” the Houston Hugh Durham said. "W e (the See it always: 36-31 hafitime lead. Jackson shot " I t ’s going to come down to who as the Bulldogs moved to an 18- 7 us out of our offense. Sometimes I 5-for-8 in the first half, while his coach says. plays best. We’re going in there coaches) already had tickets. We Expect it never. No, Lewis isn’t referring to the lead and never lost control of the thought we couldn’ t throw the ball teamates hit a combined 7-of-26. and play our game. If it’s not good told the guys ‘we’d really like you media. He means a full- court enough we’ll get beat — but that’s to be going with us.'” Propose thoughts press, something that No. 2 Louis­ 9 nothing to be ashamed of. We just This will be North Carolina Within your head. ville is expected to throw at the need to do well the game we do." State’ s third appearance in the This helps you to prepare top-ranked Cougars when the two championship round, including a For the unpreparable. Houston, although appearing in Christensen All-CCIL choice teams meet in an NCAA tourna­ title-winning performance in 1974, the Final Four for the second year ment semifinal game Saturday in and a carnival-like atmosphere Shudders and itches. in a row, has only one senior in the Albuquerque, N.M. has existed on the school’s Raleigh in the 138-pound division took starting lineup, 6- fool-9 Carry Denials and avoidances; By Len Auster tics, not fielding a team in the "You press us and we’ll gel it campus since the Wolfpack won Hear it all but honorable mention in wrestling for Micheaux. The big man for the Herald Sportswrlter latter sport. down the court and stuff it on you,” the, Atlantic Coast Conference Listen not. Cougars, if they are to succeed, is the Silk Towners. said Lewis.” I told the guys that if tournament. Voting for all-league teams was 7-foot Akeem Abdul Olajuwon. While not as many a^ in past Manchester was blanked in they pressed us. we were going to conducted by the coaches. "This is my last year and I try to Georgia has a problem, though, Wreaths and pebbles; years, Manchester High was still swimming and in girls’ gymnas- take it to the basket.” pep up the guys," Micheaux said. concerning the available of its Flags and sermons: represented on the all-Central Houston, 30-2, showed in last ” I always tell them they’ll be back practice court: the rodeo is in Veils and tears; Connecticut Interscholastic Sunday’s regional final what Lewis next year. I won’t. This is it for me. town. Stories and songs League (CCIL) teams for the means. Villanova came out with a Bonnett leads point standings I want to go out a winner. I guess "Right now they’ve got the floor winter sports, it was announced. press to start the second half and covered in dirt for a rodeo,” Coach Memories, nothing more; led alter winning the season­ they took my speech to heart Lisa Christensen garnered all­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPl) that promptly backfired as Hous­ Hugh Durham said Monday from Yet, are they too much? opening Daytona 500, but first­ against Villanova,” league honors in girls’ basketball, — Neil Bonnett has taken the lead ton quickly doubled its 10-point his coliseum office. ’’They should They seem unsatisfying. time leaders Joe Ruttman and Bill Micheaux scored a career- high one of 10 tabbed to the all-CCIL in the NASCAR Winston Cup halftime lead. be finished with it spon and we’ll Elliott led following the Richmond 30 points against Villanova. com­ Trite and silly; rather foolish. squad. Teammate Patty Wojna- Grand National point standings One big problem for Louisville, have our floor back down to 400 and the Carolina 400. , bining with Olajuwon and guard rowski garnered honorable with a second place finish in 32-3,-will be to forget about last practice on by tomorrow,” Cold day. Cold ground. Bonnett leads second-place Elli­ Michael Young for 70 points — one mention. Sunday ’s Coca Cola 500 at Atlanta. Saturday’s highly emotional 80-68 "You start preparing for pres­ ott, 584-573 in the Winston Cup less than the entire Villanova Low murmur. Dense fog. The Silk Towners were shutout in Bonnett became the fourth dif­ overtime victory over Kentucky in sure the first day of practice. You Iron gate; swinging. standings. Ruttman is third with squad. basketball in regards to the first ferent leader in the point standings the first meeting between the work as hard as you can work and Cold, cold ground. 567 points, followed by Bobby The other semifinal pairing sa tr and second team with senior Kevin after four races and is the third schools in 24 years. Cardinal coach you practice for it. That’s all you Allison with 545, Buddy Baker, 536; wasn’t as predictable as Georgia —Marlene Cole Brophy and junior Ken Willis straight driver to lead the stand­ Denny Crum, saying he has no can expect of yourself and your Richard Petty, 536; Atlanta winner and North Carolina State, with 19 securing honorable mention. ings for the first time in his career. plans to change strategy, pointed players. Then, when you’re in a Cale Yarborough, 508: and Harry losses between them, rode a series H Mike LeTourneau in the 119- Three-time NASCAR Winston out that his team will have almost a critical game, hopefully, you can pound class and Jim Frallicciardi Cup champion Cale Yarborough Gant, 497. of upset victories to claim their week to calm down and prepare for berths. handle i t " 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 1983 MA.NCHFSTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 29, 1983 - 17 Pacific Division teams all tied 56 Scoreboard \W DENVER (U PI) - Oakland kick and Jeff Knapple threw a burst up the middle. Speelman’s Invader coach John Ralston says 2-point conversion to Larry conversion made it 22-0, and then his team’s 22-12 loss to the Denver the snow stopped. 12 Canada. n,, 74. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• (8), Splllner (Vj anabsslan. W—SpIMner. 14 Gold means no team will dominate Denver’s second possession re- The first half was played in a - _ L — Augustine. the deadlocked USFL Pacific su Ited in its longest scoring drive of steady downfall of rain mixed with Division. snow. But after the foul weather Hockey Baseball A.M.omi,Ha — the season. Johnson directed an # Montreal 000 101 000 — 2 4 1 Ralston’s club went into the 80-yard drive to score at 11:55 of stopped. Invader quarterback • ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Baltimore 100 S20 Olx — »IS 1 game Monday 2-1, while the Gold Fred Besana warmed up by hitting W—Davis. L—Shatzader. HRs— was 1-2. The Gold victory has left ex-Raiders Raymond Chester and NHLstandIngs Baseball standinos Dawson. Bammare, sm- every team in the division — the Arthur Whittington for big gainers gleton. others are Arizona and Los An­ USFL in a 62-yard drive capped by an 8- Wotei conference Exhibition Baseball Hernandez, Dwyer. geles — with a 2-2 record. yard TD pass to Whittington. P otrl^ oivw on NotlonalLeagu^ ^ HoiiS^^at Cocoa, Fla., “It was a big game for us Denver boosted the Oakland x-Phllodelph 47 22 8 102 314 231 M o n trM i is 9 .625 rained out because we could have gone one the second quarter on a 5-yard pass momentum with back;to-back V-NY Islandrs 40 25 12 92 287 218 8 7 .533 A l Orinnrto cin up,” Ralston said. “ Now we are all pass-interference penalties on V-Washlnotn 38 23 16 92 295 268 SanDleoo 10 10 .500 itnn tut, t t, t to Vic James. V-NY Ranars l i o 7« ooc v t a SonFrancISCO 9 9 SOO PlitlOUrgh 000 002 300 — 5 9 3 2-2 and you can be sure nobody will Oakland piled up 60 yards in Oakland’s next possession. Fred New 16 io n I I Voa N ^ Y o rk 9 10 4^ Mkinwota 230 050 23X - 15 19 0 dominate this division.” Besana then passed to Chester for Plttsburah^ 17 S o iS w LosAnodes 10 13 425 Robinson, Winn (5), Sarmlento (8) and penalties in the first half and came Pittsburgh V 51 9 43 246 381 Xflanto 9 14 .391 ^avls (7), Whitihouse The game had an undercurrent 22 yards and again for 16yards and out in the third quarter to self- x-Boston 49 19 9 107 n a 7io Cincinnati 7 ll 389 Laudner. W—Havens. L— of irony for both Ralston and Red destruct during two possessions a touchdown. v-Montreal 41 » n oJ ill Vnt Chicago 8 13 381 Robinson. HRs — Pittsburgh, Frobei, Looking back at the local sports scene Miller, head coach for the Gold. with a holding penalty and an Chester finished the day with V-Buffalo 37 27 13 87 303 271 Pittsburgh 7 14 .333 Harper; Minnesota, Ward2,Washington, Both are former Denver Bronco seven catches and 120 yards. V-Quebec 32 33 12 74 329 323 Philadelphia 5 II .313 Laudner. illegal motion penalty. H arttord 18 52 7 43 247 388 Houston 3 12 .200 Making waves on the local basketball Pete Staum, Joe Nowak, Stan Davis, head coaches — in fact Miller was Sydney scored one minute into The Invaders failed in two Campbell Conlerence American League . papppapppppppappaaappa the man who replaced Ralston in the . fourth quarter on a 1- yard attempts at 2-point conversions. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Norrit Division ... . VV L Pet. scene during the 1948-49 season was Bruce Wilkie, Ed Dubashinski, Steve 1976. before he was ousted himself W L T Pti. GF 6 A M innesota 13 5 .722 V-Chloago 45 22 10 100 324 262 Chicago 15 6 .714 I V O I T the North End Laurels. The team Kosakowski, Manager Joe McCooe. following the sale of the N FL club V-MInnesota 40 21 16 96 314 273 N e w Y o rk 13 6 .684 dominated play in the Y Senior League. Sitting, Ed Vilga, Tom Mason, Norm in 1980. Assumption Junior High V-St. Louis 24 38 15 63 276 303 B altim o re 14 8 .436 “ Big win! ” Miller exulted. “ This V-Toronto 25 39 12 62 278 317 Toronto 14 8 .634 Squad members, top row (I. to r.) Coach Burke, George Brooks, Tom Conran. Assumption Junior High's basketball Detroit 20 42 15 55 250 325 P.®?''®'* >7 ? M2 puts us back in the race. We got off (l-r) Front rorw; Sean Kenny, Sean Smythe Division M l waukee 12 7 .432 P G A 16811 tS on our first drive and that was very team had a fine 1982-83 season, winning Keane, Joe Reilly, Neil Griffin. x-Edmonton 45 21 11 101 407 306 C a lifo rnio 11 7 .611 unioouiio important. Our previous games V-Calgory 31 34 12 74 309 307 Cleveland 11 11 .500 the Manchester Deanery League with a Standing; Head Coach Jim McGee, V-Vancouver 30 34 13 73 293 294 O akland 10 10 .500 $700,000 Tournament Players were ones when we could not get T r a i n i n g 12-0 record and posting a fine 21-3 W innipeg 31 38 8 70 291 318 Texas 9 10 .474 Champlon- going on our first drive. ' teacuE David Price, Ed Quick, Joe Maglicic, Los Angeles 26 39 11 63 290 343 Seattle 7 11 .389 ship overall mark. The Warriors took x-clinched division title Boston 7 12 .348 At Ponte Vedra, Fla., March 28 “ We were planning all week to go Assistant Coach Mike Crockett. v-clindied plovotl berth KansosCIty 6 12 .333 (Par 72) UConns played here for two points on the first TD we C a m p runner-up honors in the state CYO Missing; Matt Parlapiano. (Top tour In each division quality for x-ipllt-sqood (Fourth Round) scored.” Stanley Cup playoffs.) Mondav'sResults ------Tournament, as well. Team members Monday'sOames XansasCltv2,Clnclnnatl1 Hal Sutton, $126,000 73-71-7649—283 It’s been a good many years since the Quarterback Ken Johnson threw (No (3ames Scheduled) NewYork(AL)7,LosAnoelesO Bob Eastwood, 75,600 69-75-71-69—284 University of Connecticut outgrew the Hawley two touchdown passes and Harry Notes Tuesday's Gomes C hlcaoo(AL)9,BostonO John M ahoftev, 36,400 72-74-72-67— 285 Sydney scored from one yard out to (All Times EST) Son Diego 10, Seattle7 John Cook, 36,400 69-7671-75—285 Armory on the Storrs campus for its home Boston at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Callfornla6,Ookland5 Bruce Lietzke, 36,400 68-75-71-71—285 basketball games. Herald lead Denver to the win, which Buffalo at Hartford, 7:35p.m. Detrolt10,Phlladelphla3 Doug Tewell, 24,325 72-74-7670—286 The sport is big-time these days with most of the came despite a furious second- Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. x-Montreal9,Aflanta4 Vance Heafner, 24,325 72-71-69-74—286 key attractions away from the campus staged at quarter air attack by the Invaders. NBA talks resume Hu No pleas N.Y. RangersatSt. Louis,9:05p.m. Tpronto4,NewYork(NL)5 Curtis Strange, 21,000 72-75-7670—287 Angle Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Cleveland7,Mllwaukee6 Ed Florl, 21,000 72-7671-71—287 the spacious Hartford Civic Center Coliseum. Denver’s offense came out red- EdmontonatVancouver,1):05p.m. Texasvs.Houston,ralnedout Bobby Clampett, 17,500 69-72-7677—288 There was a time when the UConns played Earl Yost, hot, taking the opening kickoff on a Wednesday's (Tames Minnesota 15, Plttsburgh5 Ben Crenshaw, 17,500 7 674-69-75—288 Strawberry delivers for U.S. help Montreal at Pittsburgh Chlcago(NL)7,SanFranclSGo2 Don Poolev, 17,500 71-7672-75—288 "home” games at the State Armory in Sports Editor quick 64-yard drive in 8 plays to N.Y. Islandersot Washington Baltlmore9,x-Montreal2 Larrv Mize, 13,533 72-76-72-69—289 Manchester. score with only 4:18 elapsed. to prevent strike Toronto at D etroit Tuesday'sGames W ayne Levi, 13,533 72-7471-72—289 One would have to go back a good many years to Sydney picked up three successive By United Press International victory. Minnesota at Chicago (AIITImesEST) Keith Fergus, 13,533 7 471-71-73—289 recall the dates. first downs and Johnson hit tight In other games: in defection Los Angeles at Winnipeg Atlantavs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla., 1:30 Johnny Miller, 11,200 76767671—290 NEW YORK (UPI) - Larry As the deadline nears, those ^ Tommy Nakim, 11,200 71-767674—290 Sumner Dole, long a fixture at UConn as a end Bob Niziolek on two passes — The New York Mets dropped a At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., four AHLStandInOS Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at St. Peters- Peter Jacobsen, 7 6467677—290 ' Fleisher says it’s very simple — 11,200 coach, brought his 1926-27 season college cagers the second a two-yard scording 6-5 decision Monday to the Toronto Los Angeles errors helped the New around the league have begun “ ^ burg, Fla., 1:30p.m. Tom Purtzer, 8,785 71-767671— 291 j talking might prevent walking. preparing for a strike. NEW YORK (UPI) - Hu Na, the Northern NewYork(AL)vs.LosAngelesatVero Tom Watson, 8,785 75-747672—291 to Manchester for a meeting against Holy Cross. toss. Blue Jays in an exhibition contest York Yankees to a 7-0 blanking of ^ W L T Pts. G F GA Beach, Flo., 1:»p.m. Jack Nicklaus, 8,785 76766674—291 Marty has a plus 25 rating with the Bruins this ■ Talks aimed at averting a defecting Chinese tennis star who The Nutmeggers were known in those days as Sydney ended the day with 16 at St. Petersburg, Fla., but that the Dodgers. Los Angeles has 43 “ I don’ t care what side you’re on, x-FrederIctn 44 26 8 96 339 278 „ Konsas City vs. Montreol at West Palm Lennie Clements, 8,785 76767474—291 season. Meanwhile, Gordie Howe is busy signing scheduled Saturday night walkout if anyone just thinks of the for eight months has been asking Connecticut Agriculture College and the team carries for 87 yards. result won’t cause Mets general errors in 23 games so far this Maine 37 32 8 82 324 301 Beach, Fla., 1:Mp.m. Terry Diehl. 6,440 7671-7673—292 autographs as window dressing for the Whalers at . by NBA players resume today at for political asylum, took her plea Noya Scotia 38 34 5 81 355 318 Baltimore vs. Philadelphia at Clear- Barry Jaeckel, 6,440 7671-7474—292 was called the Aggies for obvious reasons. Denver faked the point-after manager Frank Cashen to lose any spring. Roy Smalley contributed a consequences they’d realize in a home games when not appearing at hockey an undisclosed New York location. to the American people Monday in Adirondack 35 37 5 75 317 332 water, Fla., 1:30p.m. Ray Floyd, 4,440 76767674—292 One of the members of that squad was the late sleep. two-run homer to the Yankee second that a strike would be the Moncton 32 37 7 71 283 296 ...Cincinnati vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Gll Morgan, 6,440 74-72-7676—292 functions around the country. He’s been a star ' While Fleisher, the executive her first national television Hugh Greer, who was later on the faculty at Keeping the Mets general man­ attack and rookie Juan Espino height of stupidity,” Boston Celtic Sherbrooke 21 51 4 46 268 361 Fla., 1:30p.m. Bruce Fleisher, 4,970 76767670—293 performer in a number of old timer NHL- director of the NBA Players coach Bill Fitch said. “ Nobody appearance. „ ... . Southern Toronto vs. Chicago (AL) of Sarasota, Mike McCullogh, 4,970 74-74 7672—293 Manchester High and Ellsworth High in South ager up nights is the dilemma added a two-run double. x-Rochesfer 45 24 8 98 372 310 Flo., 1:30p.m. Tom Kite, 4,970 76767676—293 promoted games this season...Mike Cooney, Association, refuses comment on In an interview on ABC News Windsor before returning to UConn as varsity Olson reported caused by rookie outfielder Darryl At Fort Myers, Fla., Vida Blue could possibly gain a blessed thing, Hershey 39 33 5 83 302 292 Mlnnesotavs.DetroltatLokeland,Fla., Danny Edwards, 4,970 7677-7673—293 former East Catholic High golfing star, is now an • the status of the negotiations, he even in the long run.” ’’Nightline,” she said she decided New Haven 37 33 7 81 328 318 1:30p.m. Leonard Thmpsn,4,970 69-767474—293 basketball coach. Strawberry, who slammed two and three relievers combined on a assistant golf pro at the Ravine Country Club in ;„does say, “ it’s positive if we talk.” Fitch’s boss, Celtic owner Harry to defect because she was asked to Binghamton 34 35 6 74 296 314 Chicago (NL) vs. San Diego at Yuma, Bob Murphy, 4,142 72-7677-75—294 The meeting with the Crusaders attracted a Arizona-bound home runs and added a single six-hitter in the Royals’ triumph. St. Catharins 33 38 6 72 323 342 Ariz.,3p.m. Joe Inman, 4,142 72-767476—294 Middleburg, Fla., which is near Jacksonville- The NBA Monday announced Mangurian, is perplexed. join the Chinese Communist Party packed house with the host Aggies winning. Monday to raise his spring batting Blue struck out seven and walked Baltimore 31 36 9 71 343 355 Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix, J. C. Snead, 4,142 71-767678—294 ... Former Manchester High softball standouts 1 that a three-hour session with the “ I thought I understood (the and feared getting involved in Sprlngfleld 30 40 6 66 269 302 Arlz.,3p.m. John Adams, X305 74747671—295 Because of the success at the gate the Aggies average to .313 and his homer total four in five innings. Mike Arm­ Lisa Tilden and Georgeanne Ebersold are still ;. union was held Sunday. According players’ position), but after all the party faction battles. x-clinched division title Clevelandvs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., 3 booked another big, game on their schedule the IOWA CITY, Iowa (U PI) — Iowa to four. strong picked up the victory with Monday's Result P-m. pppppppppppppppppppppp active on the college scene. The former, a to the league. Commissioner Larry owners flew into New York for this “ I felt that for my personal following year,. this time the opposition was basketball Coach Lute Olson is Cashen, who has hinted of his two innings of relief work. New Haven 9, Sherbrooke 0 San Francisco vs. Californio ot Palm President’s Scholar, has beqn elected captain of • O’Brien was part of the negotiating meeting (last Thursday) and security I would want to stay in the Tuesday'sGames Sorlnas,Callf.,10p.m. ^ a .i ____ e s supplied by Massachusetts State. .reportedly ready to leave the Big feelings that the 6-foot-6 Straw­ At Winter Haven, Fla., rookie Hershey at Binghamton Wednesdav'sGames POOTDQII the Plymouth State squad this season and team. Fleisher, aided by his Fleisher wa.ked out, I liken it to a United States,” said Miss Hu, 19, Again the Aggies prevailed, 30-26. It was the Ebersold is back with the Bates College team as a Ten school to coach at the berry is a year or two away from first baseman Chris Nyman drove speaking from San Francisco Sherbrookeat Fredericton Boston vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, w w ^ . University of Arizona in Tucson. : assistants and two Milwaukee guy who kills the goose that’s about Wednesdav'sGames Fla. highlight of the season, Dole recalled. outfielder. the majors, said last weekend the in four runs with a triple and a through an interpreter. Hershey at Adirondack St. Louis vs. CIncInnotlat Tampa, Fla. ••■ ■••••••••••agaaaaa* Ariz. Bucks — Bob Lanier and Junior to lay the golden egg.” The two games were brought to Manchester for Mets “ would take a very close look bases-loaded double and Britt Miss Hu’s eight-month stay in Rochester at Baltimore Baltimore vs. Montreal at West Palm two reasons, limited seating capacity at Storrs Officials from Iowa and Arizona at him.” Bridgeman — bargained for the Houston’s Elvin Hayes, a 15- St. Catharines at M aine Beach, Fla. Burns combined with three other NBAPA. year NBA veteran, blames the the United States has been a source and transportation conditions at the time were End of the line have not made any official com­ The Mets front office, though, B?ngh^mton otMev^Haven Fla. x-KansasCItvotFortMvers, JJSFL Standings pitchers on a four- hitter in If no agreement on a collective owners. of tension in already frayed ■ such that few fans were able to make the trip from ment, but a Des Moines, Iowa, has been gazing at Strawberry for Sherbrooke at Nova Scotia Pittsburghvs. Torontoat Dunedin, Fla Concession workers at the Hartford Civic sparking the White Sox’ victory. bargaining pact is reached by U.S.-Chinese relations with the surrounding towns to the Storrs campus. television station Monday reported some time. The 20-year-old from “ I didn’t realize it would come to Center are busiest during National Hockey Jerry Hairston added a two-run week’s end, Fleisher said the Chinese demanding her return and Olson had accepted the Arizona Los Angeles, who smashed 34 this,” Hayes said. “ Eventually . J = % ' ) 3 l T v T W r S t ' " Y ' u “ma. m e t P F P A League games when the New York Rangers, New homer for the White Sox, who walkout would take place after the we’ve always settled disputes in promising not to penalize her. post. home runs and collected 97 RBI ECHO hockey results '^^^levs.CevelandotTucson.Arlz. ^^1!^''”’'“ I \ g | ^ ^ York Islanders and Boston Bruins visit, in that recorded their fifth shutout of the conclusion of Saturday night’s the past. We’re not asking for any “ I do hope China will not let Notes off the cuff Arizona officials would not con­ with the Mets’ Jackson (Miss.) spring. (^kland vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Washington 1 3 0 SI 83 order. Rangers followers are the biggest eight-game slate — Golden State’s more. The owners have created relations between our two coun­ firm reports that the school would Double-A affiliate, remains hope­ How are the Howe brothers doing out of the spenders by a big margin. The team also At Orlando, Fla., Gary Ward hit 11:05 EST start against Kansas this mess. They must unite and tries deteriorate just because of Mile B ^n Francisco vs. California at Palm ■'‘’’'’'^Centr^l Division"” announce Olson’s hiring at a news ful about his chances of making the Hartford Whaler organization? Mark Howe has attracted the two biggest crowds this season two of four Minnesota home runs in . City that night in Oakland, Calif., stop fighting because some teams me,” she said. been tabbed the most valuable member of the conference today. major-league roster. t o = e n ^ r r y e “n1lV"?l^^^ ^ ^ I ’ :§g| I? against the Whalers...Gene Spaziani, baseball sparking the ’Twins. Ron Washing­ would be the last game played. The can’t compete. Some teams will Miss Hu disclosed that she A new coach would replace Ben “ I want to make it hard to keep regular season play downed Nor- Chicago (AL) vs New York (Ni > m m Birm ingham 2 2 0 .500 S3 47 Philadelphia Flyers and has been credited with coach at Manchester Community College, ton and Tim Laudner also homered regular season is scheduled to survive, some will not.” decided to defect while on the plane the team’s showing the way in the Wales Lindsey, who was fired this season me down on the farm,” said thampton. Mass., 3-1, In the Bay State. pierSSra FIn Michigan 1 3 0 .250 59 81 doubles during the summer months as coach of for Minnesota while Doug Frobei , conclude Apr. 17 with the playoffs Kansas City player rep Joe C. that carried her to San Francisco Mike Kelsey had two goals and Dan Phllodelo'hla vs Detroit n» i nk.inno tt _ Pacific Division Conference Patrick Division. Marty has played in — his first at Arizona — after his Strawberry. “ I think I can play Barry one In the triumph. rniiaaeionia vs. Detroit at Lakelond, Oakland 2 2 0 . 500 83 69 the Stonington American Legion squad. Bill and Brian Harper connected for beginning two days later. Meriweather believes the union for an International Federation 75 of the Boston Bruins’ 77 games to date and has team finished 1-17 in the Pacific with New York now, and 1 know Pittsburgh. At the Greenfield, Mass., Invita- x-sollt-sauad Angeles 2 2 0 .500 68 59 Dumas will handle public relations for the MCC The union has reportedly agreed would remain united if it strikes. Cup tournament in July 1982. tional Tournament, the Bankers fell to Denver 2 2 0 ,500 52 59 fit in nicely with the Adams Division pace-setters. Ten and 4-24 overall. they want to see what I can do. nine this spring. At West Palm Beach, Fla., Al , to let management impose payroll “ I don’t think they (manage­ She said before leaving China Franklin County, 63, topped WTM, 3-1, » . . Arizona 2 2 0 .500 58 83 KCCI-TV in Des Moines said Well, I can handle that sort of Oliver drove in five runs with two she received a letter — she did not and bowed to Bay West, Mass., 6 1 . BaSBballrBSUttS Monday’s Result Olson was offered as much as pressure.” , caps on each team after next ment) will split us up,” he said. “ I Kelsey, Mark Midford and Matt Wei- Denver 22. Oakland 12 homers and a sacrifice fly and ■ season if the owners are willing to think we will all be together. I don’t identify the author — asking her to nick had the goals In the loss to Saturday, April 2 $150,000 a year to take the job — Strawberry handled Toronto Terry Francona and Bryan Little establish a payroll minimum. think we shoyld give back what join the Communist Party. Franklin County. Kelsey had all three Monday’s Exhibition Baseball Re- Birmingham at Boston, 1:30 p.m. with approximately $60,000 as a pitching well, but tbe Blue Jays did knocked in two runs each as “ This letter forced me to make pools In the win while Kelsey had the $UN> Chlcogo at Tampa Boy, 8 p.m. base salary and the balance in ., Apparently the sticking point is the we’ve worked for. Free agency is goal In the setback to B a y West. ------Sunday, A p ril 3 just a little better with the New Montreal defeated the Atlanta up my mind,” said Miss Hu. The Bankers, at the Hamden 'M ini' At Fort Myers, Flo. Washington at Philadelphia, 1:30 fringe benefits. York hurlers. minimum amount to be paid out by the main thing that will hurt a lot of Braves 9-4. Glenn Hubbard and . each team for salaries. guys.” ’’Many people wanted me to join Tournament, tell to South Windsor, 6 1 , Cincinnati 000100000 ) 6 t P-"'- Sutton was loose In series Olson, completing his ninth bowed to Hamden, 2-1, and tied Konsen City 000 001 tOx 2 70 O akland at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Tim Thompson and Fred Mar- Dale Murphy had solo homers for Sunday’s talks were the first Oscar Robertson, whose lawsuit the party so that I could be an season at Iowa, still has eight nique delivered run-scoring dou­ Enfield, 1-1. Kelsey had the goal in the Price, Harris (6), Scherrer (7), Haves -*®rsey at Arizona, 8 p.m. Atlanta. since negotiations broke off last gained freedom for the players in advertisement for the party.” loss to South Windsor and the lone (8) and Van Gorder; Blue, Armstrong „ Monday, April 4 years left on his contract. bles to highlight a five-run Toronto At Palm Springs, Calif., Brian Thursday after only 20 minutes. 1976, is hoping for a resolution of But, she added, ‘ ‘if such a person ta llie s In the other two encounters. (6), Costro (8), Hood (9) and Slaught. W Denver at M ichigan, 9 p.m. George Wine, sports information second inning. The Blue Jays sent Scott Vanek was In gool tor the entire —Armstrong. L—Scherrer. Downing collected three hits and Fleisher, angered by manage- the problem. ever fell out of power, I would tournament and did well. ------_ and same way in exhibition director at the University of Iowa, 11 batters to the plate in the second Fred Lynn added a pair of suffer” and “ it’s inevitable that At Fort Lauderdale, Fla. TraD SaCtlsnS said he “ cannot confirm the • ment’s stance, maintained the ” I don’t want to see it happen,” inning as Ed Lynch was plagued by run-scoring singles to lift the there will be factional disputes.” S o u lrt A Los Angeles 000000000 — 0 44 reports. I really don’t know” if league’s bargaining stance was an he said of the possible walk'out. oquiri n New York (AL) 010 200 22x — 7 10 I SUN CITY, Ariz. (UPI) - Don control problems, walUng three California Angels to their eighth Appearing on the same program tions he has been cutting up and and I ’ll tell you why.” he said. Olson accepted the job. attempt to eliminate free agency. “ It’s terrible for basketball.” Fogarty Bros atthestateDIvislon Ml Welch, NIedentuer (7), W right (8) ond Sutton was starting to run out of batters to set up the big inning. consecutive exhibition victory, a as Miss Hu, Richard Holbrook, Tournament dMdIocked Darien V Yeager; Howell, Erickson (6) and ~ Placed outtielder Paul doctoring the ball for years. “ Whether we had Vuke, the Olson reportedly was contacted gas, Harvey Kuenn didn’ t have to Garth lorg had an RBI single in the 6-5 win over the Oakland A ’s. former assistant secretary of state fell toSImsbure”^^^ Wynegar, Espino (7). W-Howell. L- disabled list Sutton doesn’ t let things like that reincarnation of Sandy Koufax or immediately following Iowa’s loss check the fuel gauge. He could see bother him. sixth for the Blue Jays’ final run. At Clearwater, Fla., German for east Asian affairs, sharply BridSepSIt, 2T Jeff OlwdiD ^B?eH HR-New York, Smalley. t r t ''c “ Davls’ “ three 26-year- old Tom Seavers, to Villanova last Friday in the Luis Leal allowed two runs over Silverman and Kevin Zbvk had the At winter Mouen^enT" remslanment * ° leagues for from the dugout. At this stage of his career where Barranca and Lance Parrish hit 18th hole was friend criticized the administration for my job would be the same. NCAA Midwest Regional. the first five innings to pick up the SndZbvk’had“thet5lH^^ Chicago (AL) ' 00-910 0 Milwaukee-Released pitcher Dwight Reluctantly, the Milwaukee he already had 258 victories and is home runs and drove in three runs delaying a decision on the policial manager got up and walked slowly beginning his 18th season in the big a piece as the Detroit Tigers beat asylum request. ? r e ’ ?a“ l1 J l n ° r • K°o»man “T tIS ow ® (S)1 ^Montreal - Outrighted pitcher Dave toward the mound where Sutton leagues, Sutton, who will be 38 the Philadelphia Phillies 16-3. He said his understanding was V nine loss TO Briageporf. Hickey (9) and Hill, Foley (8); Tudor, Tomlin and optioned pitcher Bill Sattlcr for Hal Sutton in TPC that the administration was torn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « Clear (7), Johnson (9) and Newman. W— IP Wichita; sent pitchers Don Dllks and was' struggling to hold on to the Saturday, doesn’t get unduly At Scottsdale, Ariz., Dickie Burns. L—Tudor. HR—Chicago, Hoir- Tom Dickson to Daytona Beach, Fla., tor one-run lead he had over the New worked up about too much. Notes allowed six hits in 6 2-3 between granting Miss Hu political 1% 11 stoh- nxwslgnment; placed pitcher Dovid York Yankees in the seventh He shouldn’t. He’s got it made no innings and Jody Davis and Gary y . PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - water. asylum and allowing her to stay DQSK c TDQII ------P a lm e r on the 21-dav disabled list. under another formula likely to be ^ ^ At Yumo, Aril. New York Yankees— Released pitcher inning. matter what happens from here on Wcwds hit solo homers, leading the . Hal Sutton thought the 18th hole at “ I had planned to play the hole • Seattle OM000102— 7 1 1 2 S t^ e C o m e r. less offensive to the Chinese. This was last September, three in and although he probably knows Chicago Cubs to a 7-2 triumph over the Players Club might have been aggressively,” said Cook. “ When I •••••••••••••••••••••• San Diego , 010(MO 12x — 10 9 1 ^Oakland — Released pitcher Bob weeks after the Brewers got Sutton it, the nice thing about him is he the San Francisco Giants. . his nemesis, but it turned out to be “ All I would like is to get a _ Clark, Caudill (6) ond Mercado; Lollar, Owchinko; designated pitcher Jerome was on the tee, I told myself a 3 will NBA StSndInflS Couchee (7), Thurmond (9) and Bochy, Kino tor assignment to the minors. from the Astros so he could help doesn’ t show it. At ’Tucson, Ariz., Jack Perconte his friend. win and a 4 will tie. I guess I lost my speedy decision,” said Miss Hu, •wnMMiy* Kennedy (6). W—Lollar. L—Clark.HR— ^ Philadelphia—AssIgnedoltchersTony them wrap up the American “ When he joined us last Sep­ singled home Wil Culmer with two The 24-year-old Louisianan saw concentration. complaining that the delay leaves San Diego, Lefebvre. Gaghelfl, Kelly Downs, Ed Wolna and League Eastern Division title. u« ''1 out in the bottom of the ninth inning her without legal protection. Eastern Conference ■ ®IH Johnson and catchers Dorren tember, I said he’d fit in perfectly his lead in the $700,000 Tournament “ I was trying to hit a low fade Atkmtlc Division At Potm Springs, Collf. DaultonandJohnRusselltomlndr-league ’’How you feeling?” Kuenn and I was right because he’s got the to give the Cleveland Indians a 7-6 . Players Championship slip away into the center of the fairway, but I “ Because the U.S. government W L Pet. GB 000 02J 000 — 5 110 cam p for rw sslgnm ent. opened the conversation. same personality as all our other victory over the Milwaukee Brew­ r when he tried to play that hole safe won’t give me a decisive answer, X'Philodelphla W 11 .8^ __ Collfomla lOOOOIOOx— 6 81 Pmsburgh — Requested waivers on got a little quick with it and it went x-Boston 48 22 .686 11 Keough, Conroy (6), Burgmeler (7), Boumgarten, outfielder ”I’m getting a little tired,” players,” points out Kuenn. ers. Culmer led off the inning with and it cost him a bogey. into the water.” psychologically I have many con­ cerns and anxieties,” she said. New Jersey 45 26 .634 14Va Boker (8) and Bathe; W itt, G oltz (6), S ' . Sutton owned up. What he means is Sutton doesn’t an infield hit, moved to second on Then, ■ Sutton watched John By closing with a 6, Cook wound New York 38 33 .535 21Va Corbett (9) and O'Berry. W—Goltz. L __ Davis and Inflelder John Milner. “ I really love the American Washington 36 .486 25 Conroy. San Diego — Sent pitcher Ray Serage "Do you think you can go a little try to throw his weight around or Andre Thornton’s groundnut and Cook, the only golfer who could up at 3-under-par 285 and in a tie for 34 longer? people and I hope they can Central Division ------I5 [. minor league team In big-shot anybody. He was aware took third when Milwaukee second keep him from winning $126,000, third with John Mahaffey who M ilw aukee 46 26 .639 — At Cleorwoter, Fla. Charleston, S.C. understand my situation.” Sutton made a face. how important he was to the baseman Jim Gantner caught “ take a double bogey on that closed with a 5- under 67 for the Atlanta 37 35 .514 9 ^AL) 100 400 090 — 10 12 3 Francisco — Released pitcher ” I ’m getting tired,’ ’ he repeated. Brewers when they traded with the Carmen Castillo’s foul pop down treacherous closing hole. best round of the tournament and A Chinese consulate official Detroit 32 39 .451 13Va PI»Hodelphla 100 002 000 — 3 10 3 M asanorl M urakam i. the right-field line. interviewed separately for the Chlcogo 25 46 .352 20Va Morris, Poshnick (8), Bailey (9) and ^Seattle — Waived outfielder Bobby ’’Well,” Kuenn decided, ”I think Astros to get him, but he never “ It’s a dream come true,” said first-round leader Bruce Lietzke. Cleveland 18 S3 .254 27Va (6); Farmer, Holland Brown. I ’m gonna make a change.” tried to flaunt it. Sutton when his 5-under- par 283 The trio was two shots behind program said Miss Hu wou Id not be Indiana 18 53 .254 27'/2 (5), McGrow (7), Altamirano (8) and Toronto — Sent catchers Mark Poole Sutton’s face lit up. Before coming to Milwaukee, -;gave him the TPC title.’“The punished if she returned to China. Western Conference J{*r?***.AW—Morris. L— Farmer. HRs— Tobv Hernandez to minor-league Sutton and one behind runnerup Midwest Division Detroit, Barranca, Parrish; Phlladel- comp for reassignment; returnedpitcher "That’s what you’re getting paid Sutton won 13 games for Houston Borg and Clerc 'pressure was so intense. If some- Bob Eastwood whose 69-284 earned W L Pet. GB Onia, Tom Lukish to Syracuse; optioned third for,” he laughed, handing the ball last season and after Cleveland lone had told me while I was him $75,600 on the biggest payday Son Antonio 44 27 .620 Mllbourne. ^seman Jeff Reynolds and first to the Brewers’ manager and Denver 39 33 .542 5'/i ------baseman Tim Thompson to Syracuse; beat him in his first American meeting reset standing on the 18th tee that I could in the history of the PGA Tour. Ruland NBA Konsas City 36 35 .507 8 Polm Beach, Fla. optioned pitcher Mercedes Esquer to starting for the clubhouse. League start, he won four in a row have a bogey, I would have taken “ I ’m sure it’s going to sink in D ollos 36 36 .500 8V2 000 126 000 — 9 12 0 Knoxville. Kuenn tells that story to show from Sept. 7 through Oct. 3 MON’TE CARLO, Monaco (UPI) “ it.” when I go to bed, “ said Sutton, who Utoh 25 47 .347 19»/2 001 102000 — 4 71 . . 0 e* . College how loose Sutton was during the playar of week Houston 13 58 .183 31 ^^Lee, Sattler (4), Reardon (7), Fryman Sul Ross State — Joe George resigned including the division clincher - Bjorn Borg, playing in his final " Sutton, now this year’s leading also won the Walt Disney World Pacific Division Blackwell; Mahler, Oayley (6), osheadfootballcoachtobecomeothletic Brewers’ stretch run last year. against Baltimore on the final day tournament, had hU first-round ' money winner with more than Golf Classic five months ago while x-Los Angeles 51 18 .739 __ Porster (7), Bedroslan (9) and Swisher dlrectorandheodfootballcoachatTexas He’s still that way. Phoenix 43 28 .606 9 W—Satler. L—Mohler. HRs— City High School. of the regular season. match against Jose Luis Clerc of ' $171,000 and winner of more than still a Tour rookie and the U.S. In his last outing Friday against NEW YORK (UPI) — Jeff Seattle 41 31 .569 }V/2 Montreal, Football That was then. What about now? Argentina in the $375,000 Monte '' $(00,000 in less than 15 months on ' Amateur in 1980. “ I really don’t Portland 40 31 .563 12 OHver 2; Atlanto, Hubbard, Murphy New York Giants — Signed running the Cubs, Sutton was about to start Ruland of the Washington Bullets So far this spring, Sutton has m Carlo Open tennis tournament - the tour, went into Monday’s rain- know what to say. Golden Stote 25 46 .352 27 ------* Dovid Green. was named the National, Basket­ San Diego 24 47 338 28 At St. Petersburg, Fla. Michigan — Signed free agent running his warmup tosses in the second made four starts for the Brewers postponed to Wednesday tecause ” delayed final'round trailing leader “ People like Jack Nicklaus (who inning so he called to plate umpire ball Association’s Player of the x-dlnchedplovoff berth Toronto 050 001 000 — 6 121 back Cleo Miller. and owns a 2.50 ERA. He has shown of continuing bad weather. Cook by four strokes. finished eight strokes behind him) Mondoy’sGomes York (NL) 010101101— 5 0 2 Hockey Bob Engel for a baseball. Week Monday after leading his enough so he’s the one everybody’s Rain, which disrupted the tour­ >' It took him only four holes to and Ray Floyd (nine strbkes (No Gomes Stheduled). Ceol, Lukish (6), Moffitt (8) and Whitt; National Hockey League — Suspended club to four victories last week. Tuesday's Gomes Lynch. SIsk (7) and Hodges. W—Leol L Vancouver forward Dave Williams the Instead of a ball, Engel threw figuring will take up most of the nament’s opening day Monday, catch Cook, thanks to three behind) have always been my him an orange. It sailed over The 6-foot-ll, 240-pound Ruland (AIITImesEST)' —Lynch. HR—New York, Strawberry lost three games of the regular season. slack for the loss of Pete Vucko- also washed out early play Tues­ “ straight birdies and a Cook double idols. It felt good to know that one averaged 24.8 points. 12.5 re­ Boston at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Sutton’s head, but the Brewers’ vich. the Brewers’ Cy Young ’ bogey, but he never held the sole Cleveland at Atlonta, 7:40 p.m. ttAASAAAAAAAAAAA a a a a a a ^ day. Tournament officUte an­ time in my life I was able to beat bounds, 5.3 assists and 2.25 steals MllwaukeeatWoshlngton, : Sp m At Scottsdale, ArU. •••••••••••••••••••••• veteran right-hi .ider went out and winner last year who’ ll be side­ lead until the 7l8t hole of the 8 0 nounced that first-round matches them. I don’t know whether I ’ll per game as the Bullets defeated Denveratjtof^ntonlo,8:»o.m. S 25 V -) 121100101— 7 a got it and brought it back to the Herald photo by Tarquinlo 110 lined indefinitely with a tear in his in the upper half of the draw will be ’ tournament when he placed an ever do it again.” Utah, Indiana, Chicago and Mil­ PhllodelphlaatChlcooo,8:35p.m. S Documents token. The dep- 1983. NOTICE >0:00 o.m., concerning the PUBLIC HEARING Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered ...... Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 days...... 12c I o ilt Is refundable as stated In NELLIE L. BOISVERT convenience. I the Wd. 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Fund — Paramedic Program 0SIM)3 business with the Town, os .. $115,000.00 to be financed by payment of sim ilar amount per Federal Order 11244. already appropriated In General Fund. t t e s l i u u s Call GOVERNMENT JOBS - EAST HARTFORD-One EXPERIENCED USED REFRIGERA­ ANTIQUES AND CGL- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Bid Forms, Dions and specifi­ Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund cations ore available ot the 41, existing account 41-839, Pr5School Day Care Proorom Lost/Fo un d 0 1 Various positions avalla- Homes for Sale 31 bedroom. Furnished or COMPANION-Car, refer­ TORS, W ASHERS, LECTIBLES — will pur­ CONNECTICUT General Services Office, 41 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 1982-83 FONT-DIGITIZER ble through local u n fu rn ish e d . $275 p lu s se­ ences If required, depen­ Ranges • clean, guaran­ chase outright or sell on Center Street, Manchester, - ....$5,054.00 to be financed by a Grant from the State provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 Connecticut. Excellent opportunity agovernment agencies. c u rity . A d u lts o n ly . 528- dable. A ll phases of care. teed, parts and service. commission. House lot or Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the Department ot Human Resources. for the right candidate to 7039 a fte r 4:30. ^option by the Board of Directors ot the Town of TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Stephen T. Cossono, Secretory 643-2711 FOUND J-SET OF KEYS $20,000 to $50,000 potent MANCHESTER-Top con­ R easo n a b le . 649-7609. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & single piece. Telephone CONNECTICUT 643 2711 it: fill a position in the Manchester, Connecticut, on April 20, 1962. Board ot Directors - 644-8962. at Lincoln Center. Can be drafting dept. Artistic tial. Call (refundable) 1- dition. 3 bedroom ranch, Son, 649 Main Street, ROBERT B. WEISS, Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day ot March, 3 R O O M - H eated a p a rt­ ______ORDINANCE GENERAL MANAGER picked up at the Man­ ability, ability to print 619-569-8304 Dept. CT104 1 Vz baths, fireplace, car­ 643-2171. b e .T o r d a i n e d bvtheBoordofDIrectorsoftheTownof 1983 Painting/Paperina 52 04503 04303 chester Herald office be­ neatly, able to follow di­ tor your 1983 directory - peting. Excellent loca­ ment. Stove and refriger­ 2 of The Code of Ordinances of the rections. able to work in­ 24 hours. ator. References and KEROSENE HEATERS Automotive p w n of Manchester be amended by adding the following: 2 tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 tio n . $68,900. 649-2234. s e c u rity . 649-9021. A. There is hereby created the Cheney Hall Board of p.m. Monday — Friday. dependently. — 50% off on all rem ain­ Commissioners, hereinafter referred to os the “ Commls- NOTICE with on Increase ot 3.7% or $168,000. Moreover, the Governor's recommended funding level Hi^h School education L P N -11 to 7pm. Monday - PAINTING & PAPER ing inventory. B.D. lion, which shall be composed of seven (7) electors otthe tor Speclol Education, when adlusted bv previous experience with the funding formulo. required. Some drafting PUBLIC HEARING results In a $62,000 decrease from FY 1982/83. We hove, however, budgeted $533,611 In SMALL CHANGE F rid a y . C a ll 649-2358. Condominiums 3 '/2 ROOM Hanging. Ceilings re­ P e a rls , 643-2171. Town who shall ^ appointed by the Boord of Directors. One or other technical school APARTMENT- Private paired. References. Fully Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 of the Commissioners shall be recommended by the Little BOARD OF DIRECTORS revenues from the State tor subsidies on construction grants and bond Interest payments PURSE left at Manches­ desirable. Themre of Manchester, and one shall be recommended by associated with the High School renovations. The actual Debt Service cost budgeted in FY RECEPTIONIST/TY- home. Heat, appliances. Insured. Quality work! RECOMMENDED BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER ter Herald office. Owner We offer salary com­ FURNITURE FOR SALE- aaaaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaaaaaa o6d\t\on, the Choirperson of the WEDNESDAY, APRIL A, 1983 — 8:00 P.M. 1983/84 tor those renovations Is $845,543. may claim by Identifying. mensurate with ability PIST and assistant for Working single adult Martin Mattsson, even­ Kltchen set with four Cheney Notionol Historic District Commission shall be an The remainder of projected non tax revenues, exclusive of use of surplus, has decreased by eighth non-voting member of the Commission. AH $216,624 from FY 1962/83 to F Y 1983/84. This Is prim arily due to a $170,000 reduction In the C a ll 643-2711. and experience. Full be­ doctor’s office. Expe­ only. No pets-chlldren. in g s 649-4331. chairs, Mahogony drop 1 9 7 8 PLYMDUTH LINCOLN CENTER HEARING ROOM T e le p h o n e 643-2880. Commissioners shall serve without compensation. Two of interest Income we anticipate from Generoi Fund Investments and the Cemetery Trust. nefit package. rie n c e p referred . 60 wpm . leaf dining fable. Sofa VDLARE-Power steer­ the members, first appointed by the Board of Directors, 494 MAIN STREET Although declining interest rates have permitted us to receive considerably better bonding F O U N D — S E T O F K E Y S If interested, please Mature, dependable and D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ w ith tw o c h a irs . 643-7018 ing, air conditioning, ra­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT bids than we hod anticipated, our.return on Invested capital will decrease even though the MANCHESTER- * J ® term, two shall serveo two year term, at Lincoln Center. Can be apply at our facility. pleasant personality a MANCHESTER-Large ING COMPANY — Inte­ a fte r 4pm. dio, excellent gas mi­ and three shall serve a three year term. Thereafter, principal available to Invest should be greater. Currently we are earning plus or minus 8% 9 Sacrlfice. Immaculate 2 A Public Hearing on the General Manager's Recommended Town Budget for the Fiscal Year picked up at the Man­ must. Approximately 25 one bedroom apartment. rior Specialist. Custom leage, passed emissloons m em M rs shall be appointed to serve three year terms. The Ju ly 1,1983 — June 30,1984 will be held on Wednesday, Ap ril 4,1983 at 8:00 P.M . at the Lincoln annual Interest compared to plus or minus 12% one year ago at this time. bedrooms, each with term for Board of Directors' appointeesshoM be December 1 I have Included $600,000 of surplus funds as revenue for the FY 1983/M budget. This Is an chester Herald office be­ to 30 hours per week, Heat & hot water, ap­ Wallpaper Hanging. In­ inspection. Excellent Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Ct. GERKR SOENTiriC PROOUCTS bath. Carpeting. Redeco­ TO November 30. Increase ot $225,000 more than was budgeted In FY 1982/83. We have had more success than tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 M l Broad 8t flexible hours. Must be pliances, cellar storage, surance Damage Ap­ condition. Call anytime, B. The Commission shall elect for terms of one year Its own anticipated In collecting arrears taxes and we underestimoted the amount ot surplus rated. Great for summer. 1983-04 RECOMMENDED BUDGET SUMMARY______p.m. Monday — Friday. M anchaatar able to work Monday parking, yard. $375 praisers. Workmanship 643-4735. chair^rson and such other officers os It sholl from time to available at the time of last year's budget preparation. Therefore, while this Isa considerable Pool. Gas grills. Sun- M Isc for Sole 63 time determine. Increase from FY 1962/63, It Is on amount which I am confident will be available. ev e ning s. C a ll 646-5153. m o n th ly . 649-2871. G u a ra n te e d ! 646-8467. deck. CHFA qualified. C. The duties of the Commission shall be: Expended Adopted Estimated Recommended 1974 C D U G A R X R 7 . E x ­ 1. To have the powers and duties needed to direct and 1961-82 1982-83 1982-83 1983-84 SIGNIFICANT CHANGES Personals 02 PART TIME Office em­ HAIRSTYLIST -Full or $45,.900.643-8649. 643-6591. MANCHESTER-Nice 4Vz sup^vlse the restoration of Cheney Hail, os funding Is ployee from 8-lpm Mon­ PAINTING AND PAPER cellent condition. Power General Fund $32,594,902. $35,139,892. $35620631. $38,845,754. I hove rerammendea some changes In service level, organization or funding which I feel part time. Experienced R o o m T o w nh o use. 2 bed ­ HANGING — ceilings re­ avoiloble. Including the power to make all architectural, Data Processing 244,188. 282645. 278645. 305,974. warrant particular comment. Among these are the tollowlng; day fhru Friday. Musf steering, power brakes, design and engineering decisions necessary to restore with following. Sick pay, rooms, full basement and paired. References, fully Water Fund 2688635. 4679,297. 4631,307. 4.213.900. have accounflng bock- automatic. Stereo, rq- m d/or renovate Cheney Hall. The Commission shall hove Sewer Fund 1684630. 1.648,660. 1.591.960. 1612640. paid vacation, educa­ Rentals laundry hookup. Private Insured. Qualify work. the power to designate the Little Theatre of Manchester, I j j i .T*'® 9.®”°':*'"®'’* includes funds tor two additional Detectives and an oround and neat appear­ d la ls . $1800. 646-4689. Town Fire District 2602,724. 2642674. 2.774,971. 3,055,584. . R®’®.®*',«?,H''^®''.''* effective January 1, 1984 and an additional Dispatcher tional benefits. Call Ulti­ entrance and patio, con­ Martin Mattsson, even­ ALUMINUM SHEETS Incorporated os contractor for any restoration work which Parking District Fund 89.341. 85,758. 80637. 104.000. ance. Excellent oppor­ It deems appropriate. ^*'5 •"fease in Investigative Services strength will permit the mate I, Beauty Salon, ••••••••••••••••••••••• venient location. $480 used as printing plates — $44,177,751. $48,137,454. oI**o Dejectlves each supervised bv a Sergeant, with one squad tunity for woman ing s 649-4431. 1982 P D N T IA C T 1000 - 2. To be responsible for the administration of Cheney Hall TOTALS $39,504,020. $44,198J)24. Happy 643-2103. monthly with heat & hot .007' thick, 23 X 284". SOC assigned to the day shift and the other squad assigned to evenings. I feel thot this staffing returning to work. Send Rooms for Rent 41 M any options. 8000miles. and to ensure thot the building Is maintained and thot capital FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING BUDGET______IsnecM Mrv to respond to the numbers and types of crime we are experiencing. The water. Immediate occu­ INTERIOR — EXTE­ ea ch , o r 5 fo r $2.00. P h o n e Improvements ore mode os required when funding Is resume to Box V, c/o The M ust sell! Call after 7pm, available. ------Adopted Recommended addition ot one pisM teher is necessary to permit oduty rotation that does not depend heavily K t li PART TIME - College p a n cy. 649-4000. RIOR Painting — Wal­ 643-2711. T h e y M U S T be 646-5893. 1983/84 on ovortlmB. This Dispatcher plus the Dispatcher position approved during the current year Manchester Herald. 3. To art os the final arbitrator of disputes arising from the 1982-83 ® reduction ot the overtime account from $30,000 In FY 1982/83 to $5,000 In FY students, moon lighters, lpapering and drywall Picked up before 11:00 terms ot any leases with respect to Cheney Hall and to NICE ROOM For gentle­ M A N C H E S T E R -O e lu x e 4 General Fund iW /84 ond reduce use of sworn officers to fill In when the Dispatcher duty schedule Is Birthday BABYSITTER WANTED and housewives. Earn installation. Quality pro­ a.m. only.. VW-1969 BUG - Rebuilt resolve rental disputes under any leases. disrupted due to vacation, sick leave, compensation time, or other unanticipated absence. Debt Retirement $200600. $200,000. - after school to play with $6.00 h o u rly w o rk in g e v ­ m an . On b u slin e . $50.00 room apartment. Refrig­ fessional work. Reasona­ from the bottom up. Ex­ 4. To establish, sublect to the approval ot the Board ot 188,222. 188,222. enings and half day Sat­ per week plus security. erator, stove, disposal. END RO LLS— 27 TOTAL REVENUE SHARING $880,722. $880,722. • 'The "Town Artprney's Office budget Includes funds tor the appointment ot a full time vice. Security required. refrigerator, no pets, se­ ond December 1. The Commission shall keep minutes ot oil Assistant Town Attorney. The legal services provided through the Town Attorney's Office NURSE AIDES-CertIfied. CONNEaiCUT per house. Call Mike 649-5941; e v e n in g s a fte r Commission meetings and submit copies to the Board ot C a ll 643-0694. c u rity , referen ces. $310 nave Increased substantially during the past two years. The Assistant Town Attorney would Full and part time posi­ ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 649-9398. 6pm , 528-1183, a s k fo r Directors. work under the Town Attorney and supervise the office operation, coordinate the work tio n s a v a ila b le . 7-3 and p lu s u fllitle s . 649-4003. QUALITY HARDWOOD D. The Commission shall meet on the second Wednesday of GENERAL MANAGER’S BUDGET MESSAGE mslgned to the part-time Assistants, and be available lo the General Manager and other I NFANTRY F ra n . M ch month, and ot such other times os It shall determine. 11-7 shifts. Excellent be­ — cut and split, $65/cord, I?*'!' ° 'lav-fo-dov basis. The proposed budget minimizes the Increased costs by M Employment AND ONLY THE BEST HILL The Commission Is empowered to adopt such rules and Bullding/Contracting 53 March 21,1983 eliminating one part-time Assistant's position, reducing the amount necessary for nefits. Crestfield Conva­ HAKE IT! two cord minimum. 1973 A U D I IDOLS, 4 d o o r. regulations os are necessary to carry out the duties set forth contrpeted legal services, and foregoing pay Increases to the Town Attorney and remaining & Education Apartments for Rent 42 Homes for Renf 43 In this article, which shall not be Inconsistent with the lescent Home & Fenwood The Infantryman has to be Small delivery charge. $300-$400. 643-0348. TO: Board of Directors Assistants. Manor In Manchester. v e r s a t ile and f le x ib le to provisions hereof. C a ll a n y tim e 649-1831. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this FROM: Robert B. Weiss, Generoi Manager Please cal I between 9 and "go that extra mile." Subsequent to the development of the budget, I hove discussed with the Town Attorney the He must be p h y s ic a lly f i t ROBERT E. JARVIS 1977 H D N D A A C C D R D - Mbllcotlon In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) RE: RECOMMENDED BUDGET FOR approprlaten^s of this service Increase at this time given the need tor trugolltv. Despite our 3, Monday thru Friday, MANCHESTER — Main HOUSE FOR RENT — BUILDING — Remodel­ SCREENED LOAM ------ttavs otter this publication ot this Ordinance o petition Help Wanted 21 and able to move in any Street. Two rooms, 49,000 m ile s. A ir , 5 speed, signed by not less thon five (5) percent otthe electors of the PWMived new tor the improved staffing based upon current ondprolected worklood. we feel 643-5151.______East Hartford. Large six ing Specialist. Additions, gravel, processed gravel, FISCAL Y EA R 1983/84 the Board of Directors may wish to defer any action on this recommendation to o later point terrain or conditions. heated, hot water, ap­ e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n . 528- Town, os determined Irom the latest officials lists of the in time and would support such o deferral. room plus cope. Three garages, roofing, siding, sand, stone and fill. For > Registrars of Voters, hos not been tiled with the Town Clerk CARPENTERS & carpen­ ,.„H E'S A TEAM PLAYER! 7879, 528-5054. In accordance with Section 52 ot the Charter pf the ,'^wn ot MonchMter, I »u^ l*m v uo you nave wnai i t taxes pliances. No pets. Secur­ bedrooms, living room kitchens, bathrooms, re­ deliveries coll George ' requesting Its reference to o special Town election, Recommended Budget tor the fiscal year July 1, 1983 through June 30, 1984. The ter helpers- Steady year to be an Infantryman? ity . P a rk in g . 523-7047. with fireplace. Near i- Stephen T. Cossono Recommended Generoi F u n d Rnrtoet totnis 4.3RJU5.754 This reoresents on Increase ot appears In the budget In the placement wlndows- G rittin g , A n d o v e r, 742- HDNDA CIVIC-1974. Au­ FIxW Cost ond Miscellaneous section. $192,030 Is recommended tor FY 1983/84. This sum will A BOOKKEEPER — full round work. Must have IF YOU THINK YOU ARE schools and churches. Secretory S705?842! or 10.54%, over the odopled budget tor F Y 1982/83.1 hove p ro v ld ^ a summoi^v /d o o rs. 643-6712. 7886. tomatic, New tires. w fransterrw to the Fire Fund to support the paramedic services provided through the Charge bookkeeper. tools and transporttlon. EQUAL TO THE CHALLENGE TWO ROOMS — third $475 p er m o nth. H e a t an d Board ot Directors table on the followlno page whicn sets out the dollar and percentage Increase tor each maior Manchwter Fire Deportment. A seporote function within the Fire Deportment budget has YOU HAY QUALIFY FOR: N ee d s en gin e. 5500 or best n . . Montnester, Connecticut General Fund activity and Indicates what percentage ot the total Increose recommended Is Some fomlllarlty with C a ll 643-4139.______floor, adults. Stove, re- utilities not Included.No been establlshW and will be entirely and solely funded with these transferred funds. A $20,000 LEON CIESZYNSKI ONE TANK SHELL-2 Vz o tte r. C a ll 643-2597 a fte r D o M ot Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd day of March, being assigned to each activity. I trust that this table wili be helpful to you In reviewing the revenue Item tor paramedic services Is Included in the General Fund Revenue Detail as the data processing systems. * FREE COLLEGE TUITION * trig e ra to r, u tilitie s . $275. pets. Security and refer­ SECRETARY - Good BUILDER — New homes, ft. long. Suitable for con­ 6pm . result ot the negotiated agreement with the Manchester Ambulance Service. Full benefits. Salary Security. Call after 6pm ences. T e le p h o n e 289-4772 **/S'yoi^'lfi seefthlTbudoet^ienrt'rt the current level of Town services. With the shorthand and typing * $13,000. SALARY »• additions, remodeling, verting Into a lawn roller. exception of the Police Department, where the Chief ot Police hot^ v opproral to rrauest commensurate with ex­ 649-2236. o r 289-4084. INVITATION TO BID "Pi® the recommended budget for the Leaf Collection function skills a must. Diversified rec rooms, garages, kit­ $6.00 C o ll 649-2433. 1965 PLYMDUTH ROOF PROJECT what he felt was needed for on adequate level ot M rvice, *><* Dtwortment H ^ within the Highways. Porks and Cemeteries Division is based upon continuation ot the perience. Small growing * $2,000. BONUS * core to mlnimliethe levels of Increases requested. Department Heads olso took a position. 40 hr. week with chens remodeled, ceil­ VALIANT- 43,000 original Sealed bids will be received by Mrs. Judith Holvorson, current iM f collection system. Alternative methods of providing this service and the costs company located In MANCHESTER — Extra M A N C H E S T E R - G re a t Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee until role In reviewing division budgets both Independently and along with the Bud^t ond some overtime. Call Judy INVEST ONE WEEKEND A ings, both tile, dormers, LAWNS ROLLED-480 lb. osspeiated with each will be presented In detail during the budget workshop. Currently Rocky HIM. Submit re­ large two bedroom town- m ile s . N ew tire s . $500. 3:00 P.M . on A pril 19,1983. Research Officer prior to my Initial review. I feel that their Increase participation has ilS r <>!J®*'natlves Include a return to full curbside leaf pickup at on additional cost of MONTH AND TWO WEEKS EACH neighborhood. Nice roofing. Residential or power roller. Reasonable Improved the quality o tth e budget p ro M s s and product. sume to Blum, Shapiro & 646- 2 9 0 0 . ___ house. Private basement, 646-8042. Bids ore to be delivered to Mrs. Judith Holvorson, $M.790and use pt our garbage collection contractor for twice a week pickup of bagged leaves SUPWER FOR THE BEST PART home. 3 bedrooms. For­ c o m m e rc ia l. 649-4291. ro te s. C o ll Jo h n 644-8076. •Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee, c/o Those services with recommended Increoses representing an extension beyond at an additional cost of $18,000. C o .-L C D , P .O . B o x 7-6, RNORLPN-llpmto7am heat, hot water, central mal dining room. New Offices of the Board of Educotlon, 78 Ripley Hill Rood, W est H a rtfo rd ,C T 06107. TIME JOB IN AMERICA! air-conditioning In­ .Coventry, Connecticut 04238. "'f.T*Po?lce^VltMhe recomm^ addition ot one (1) Sergeant, two (2) Detectives, and position now available bath. Full basement. Spa­ DESIGN KITCHENS by SUSPENDED CEILING. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS clu d ed . $495. C a l 1649-4800. cious front porch. Gar­ UPOSSISSIONS Bids must be submitted on on exact duplicate of the Bid tor Charge Nurse. Three CALL NOW J. P. Lewis. Cqblnets, 24 P a n e ls , 2 ft b y 4 ft. w ith Form Indicated and shall be completely filled out os **'2*) Town*AHoraev*^*w™h fl?e S?^ ?sh m en t ot o full time Assistant Town Attorney ot o cost Inflation Cot Too nightsa week. Pleasecall 649-9454 727-9735 age. Available May 1st. vanities, form ica, Wilson fra m e w o rk . $50. 649-4300. requested. Recommended appropriation for transfer to the Capitol I mprovement Reserve Is $477,975. MANCHESTER — one, F M SAIE ***3*)^ScK:Val Services — with on Increase from 25 to 30 hours per week for the Conservotor's This represents a 5% Increase over the adopted appropriation for FY 1982/83 of $455.140but Is Down? M rs . G ib b s, D N S at 647- $525 p lu s u tilitie s . S e c u r­ art, Corlan counter tops, Ask tor Dick. , Bid proposals ore to be sealed In double envelopes, 249-4071 two and three bedroom ity . 646-2000. xonspicuouslv Identified with the name otthe project and bid tar less than the $984,600 of Capital Reserve Projects recommended for FY 1983/64 by the 9191. kitchen cabinet fronts, 1079 Ford Courtar Pick-up, 4 cyl. ^ j'Vtumcm**Srtv?c« — with on Increase from 20 hours per week to full time for the Department Heads. I selected for Inclusion in this budget onlv the most necessary projects Get Up, Get Out! apartments. Heat and hot lob with above average ter, carpeting, all ap­ Marlborough, Connecticut 04447. Telephone: 203-29595)1 Protection 2.918.316 3.223.965 305649 10.5 % during summer months. T e le p h o n e 643-6017. O ld ro c k e r, $25. 6 la m p s •••••••••••#••••••••••• B. Dodge Reports, 20 Tower Lane, Avon, Connecticut 873,713 1,007608 133,295 15.3%* 3.40% requested by the Board of Education. As In FY 1982/83. I hove based mv Plata raaponalbMty lor toW clarleal earnings for aggressive pliances, air condition­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Human Services Apply In person. Admin­ funcllona In our local brand) efflea. $S-$15.New double beds­ 04001. Telephone; 2036751495 Leisure 1J173.254 1,204,735 131681 12.2%* 3.59% ° direct pass-through to the Board ot Education oto*l State Mual ba iM a to worti wHh tninimuin outgoing Individuals who ing. Nice location. Call MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Bid security In the form of a certified check or bid surety -3.2 % -1.4 % ^®5!®ilji® ^*'®^,®^®8whlch appeor in the Board of Education budget (with the exception of bond istration office. Mea­ TIMOTHY J. CON­ pread set, curtains and Ins. MIsc. 1652,152 1600631 .52,131 auparvlilOfi, hava aacaflani h tp l'f need extra cash and who 649-5249. MATUNUCK, R.l. Con­ RANCE — lowest rotes bond. Issued by a bonding company licensed to do business Emp. Pen/Ben. 1,864.750 2,292,970 428,220 22.9 % 11.5 % effort* Incrwsed Town expenses) ond a percentage Increase In per studenHax d ow s M a n o r, 333 B id w e ll a U la and aoma aipartanea. temporary. Sleeps eight. N ELLY — total building rod, $125. 659-1906, In the State of Connecticut, is required In the amount of 10% 1.625.563 2,714688 1690625 47.1 % 29.44% * P*'oposed budget Includes only nominal Increases in w ant to ea rn m o re th an Is available. Call Clarice or Debt Service and Special Educotlon grant funding with theend resuim at Street, Manchester. No bcallant coiwpany paid frinpa bar»a- Ocean view. Avalalable and Improvement servi­ Glastonbury. ot bid. Bid security shall be mode payable to the Coventry Education 20,241,845 21,538628 1,294643 6.4 % 34.99% possibloe In most part FOUR ROOM Apartment- Joan at Clarke Insurance School Building Committee. Education have Increased bv4.7%, or $311,963 M v Initial telephone calls please. tfla In addHIon lo cetapatNIva aarn- June 26-July 2, August ces including but not btpa. la n d raauma l a time lobs. High hourly 2nd floor. Adults only. No A g e n c '. 8-5pm, 643-1126.- The successful Bidder shall furnish to the Owner on the TOTAL 35.139.892 38.845.754 3,705642 10.54% 100.0 % " ^^® 1?*^® e*?®'’ ♦p ** etfort Increase that I used In FY 1982/fD 6-A ugust 13. 643-9902. limiteed to kitchens, ba­ 4orm specified, prior to the execution of the Contract, a However. th(^ Increase In combination with thepropos^ State Increase would have reouir»H RECEPTIONIST/SECRE rate plus high bonus pets. Security. Parking, ••••••••••••••••••••••• o r^ommendotion ot $516,000 less than was requested by the Board of Education I felt thot BOX W, c / i THE HERALD ••••••••••••••••••••••• throoms, additions, gar­ Verformonce and labor and material payment bond In an • These Increases Include higher service or activity levels which generate i^ ltlo n a l revenues. TARY — mature person ^^^^pportunfly Emptoyar start. For Information, o ne c a r. C a ll 649-1265. the^o?il5Sn?to'^°H^ significantly affect educational quality and, therefore, have revised ages, roofing and siding, Homs and Garden 64 Bmount not less than one hundred percent (100%) of the Net expenditure Increases In these areas ore4.5% tor Recreation, 9.8% for Library, and 9.4% tor to manage busy dental C a l 1569-4990. A M E R I C A N Contract sum. Human Services. IS d 'J S tV X t lM 2% tram I2%J0 generate my final recommendation. This If you don't use it, don’t door and vyindow re­ o ffic e In V ern o n . B o o k ­ FROZEN FOODS, Inc. FOUR ROOM Apartment- Services - The Owner reserves the right to relert or accept any or oil The summary table clearly Indicates where our slgnlllcont Increased costs lie— Education, placement, remodeling, Bids and to waive any Informalities, omissions, excess keeping and typing ne­ ne^ it and don’t want it, 1st floor. Busline. Ap­ Debt Service, and Employee Benefits and Pension. Debt Service has risen sharply In theppst SPECIAL FUNDS 2 renovations and new con­ >orbloge or technical detects In the bidding It, In the oolnlon why not sell it with a WORK ONE of our ouf- pliances. No pets. $^ . FOR SALE - Cow Manure year due to the bonding ot the Manchester High School Improvements at $5,S»,000 and the cessary. No Saturdays. s tru c tio n . 646-1379. .Ot Coventry School Building Committee It would be In the anticipated bonding of the Bucklond Industrial Pork at tSAJM.000. The principal payment tor TOWN FIRE DISTRICT T elep h o n e 875-0520. C lassified Ad? C a ll 643-2711 door flower locafions. S e c u rity . 646-3494. E v e n ­ at the farm or w ill deliver best Interest to do so. Friday, Safurday, or Sun­ Services Ottvad 51 the High School ond the principal and Interest payment tor Bucklond ore new expenses The total F ire D istrict budget recommended for F Y 1983/84 Is $3,055,584, a $393,212 Increase to place your ad. ing s, 649-4742. by the load or half loads. totalling $1,120,000 or the equivalent of 1.8 mills. The Pension Benefit payment has Increased SKAPARAS HOME Re­ INVITATION TO BID >J*7/Wawrooriatlon.ThislncludesaS)92,030lncreasedexoendlture?or day. Work 1.2.or 3 full Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- substontlolly because the salary base has Increased and the Town contribution i^centoge ' *®^u w hl^ Is ottset by an equal Increase In revenue to the Fire Fund through a KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ modeling — all types of Seated bids for the construction of hos Increased to continue the phose-in funding of the Pension Plan s unfund^ liability. b y L a rry W rig h t iNEft| instruefion 25 the farm by the bale. Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee, dn Liability Insurance Programs. Under these programs, wepovallclolmsuptporedetermlned operated . C a ll 646-1327. 7572. revenue general^ bv the Grand List increase Is $49,022, whichoffsetsthedecrease Innon-tax e^ S T .F f t C T S WA6 iNVaOKi in FOR RENT- Duplex, Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- uesdov, April 19, 1983, at 4 o'clock P.M. In the Faculty annual limits with conventional Insurance paying above these amounts. Althmigh tlw Town revenu®s. Therelore, all Increases over FY 1982/83 except oaromedira, trtSmno $Mn82 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• oom of the Coventry High School ond there publicly three bedrooms, wall to well Street, Manchester. Stott hos hod greater Involvement In administering these programs, the cost benefit dur no must be generated by an Increase In the mill rate. ® Getting remits Jopened and read aloud. the first eight months otthe orogroms has been substantial. The Town has been contributing w f im centup/ Ef/ owe of athla ine wall carpeting, all ap­ REWEAVING BURN •••aaaaaaabaabaaaMaaaa •Idders tor General Construction may obtain three (3) sets TUTORING - Reading, HOLES — zippers, um­ is w hat being to a dedicated Insurance fund at the same rote at which It would havepold premUniis fprlhese W ATER FUND spelling, wrifing for pliances, parking. No ••••#•••••••••••••••••• of Bidding Documents from Xerographlx Copy Center, 37 coverages. Our conservative estimate of this fund's balance os ot June 30,1W Is S ^ jm . To DRIVE CfFTHe Bldj CAR, THAT brellas repaired. Window Rootlng/SHIIng S4 productive it A irpo rt Rood, Hartford, Connecticut 04)14 (2032754040) Wo**'' budget as presented will decrease bv $145,397 from $4,J/y,zy/ lu children and adulfs. Cer­ pets. Security required. While some portion ot these funds may be used to cover theexpenseof claim s Initiated during W^rgRfi3Rl2IM6i MIS So«>iei55. I M W shades, Venetian blinds. Pets 65 all about... upon recolpt of deposit otOne Hundred Dollars ($100) oer set FY 1902/83 but continuing Into FY 1983/84, we feel that this total com p oresv^ tavo rab h^ ^ $4,213,^ I hove recommended a 14% Increase In operating expenses, or %m,t01 over the P h o n e a fte r 6pm , 649- adopted FYtra2/83 budget. This recommendation Includes, however, $42,000 In new one-time tified teachers. Specialist Keys. TV FOR REf fey the Architect. Checks shall be mode payable to the the largest Insurance refund ever received by the Town, which was $203,000 In FY 1979/W. eARLY woos, ir DtsoovepEb iMATHLe 0842. ENT. and Classified Coventry School Building Committee. *^.® anticipated conversion to the new Woter Treatment Plant and an In d y s le x ia . C a ll 649-2428. ads get Claims administration Is being handled on a fee basis by our termer Insurance carrier. The Marlow's, 867 MeA a ln BIOWELL HOME Im­ Sub-bidders may obtain Bidding Documents by direct fact that the same persons are handling our claims has made our transition to selt-lnsurance $80,000 Increase In electricity costs which, based on current consumption and unit price AAACHIMKx PdiO USeFUL FoR CieANIN«i Street. 649-5221. wrehose end may contort Xerogrophlx Copy Center for provement Company — AKC Registered Mini remits. eosier. Service has been reduced substantially F l o o r s . iurther Information. Bidding Documents may be viewed at Irom F Y 1982/83 by $393,059. This Is due to the recent decline In both the short-term borrowing Roofing, siding, altera-' long hair Dachshunds, 2 and bonding rotes. An aporoorlatlon Irom the Fund Balance will be required to meet CELEBRITY CIPHER If you're the office of the Architect: CGiGbftty Ciph«r cryptogram* ara craatod irom quotation* by famou* paopio, paat BRICKS, BLOCKS, tion, additions.. Same black moles; 1 female, A. Peter Abel, Inc., 21 South Main Street, P.O. Box 210, py®|^P0 ®*P®P*®S' This budget recommends a continuation of current rotes through June loo kin g fo r GENERAL FUND REVENUE ANALYSIS and praaant Each iattar m lha ctphar *tand* (or anotbar. Today'$ cdua; S aguaX* W. STONE — Concrete. number for over 30 years. red b rin d le d . 228-0123. Marlborough, Connecticut 04447. Telephone: 2032959511 Chimney repairs. No lob 649-6495. a productive B. Dodge Reports, 20 Tower Lane, Avon, Connecticut The recommended oudget requires $25,812,597 from current »oxM and Mip,(W0 tr ^ SEW ER FUND way to find 84001. Telephone: 2034751495 suDolemental mot” vehicle taxes. BASED ON A NET TAXABLE PHASED-IN GRAND LIST to o s m a ll. C o ll 644-8356. D O G TRAINING- Each bid shall be accompanied by bldsecurltv In the amount OFS413,931,948 AN D A CO LLECTIO N RATIO OF98.5%,THE PRO PO SED M IL L R A TE IS42.K). - “SPJQZUZE PJWWZMR BR XZJMO a cash buyer, -, 7 ba >£j9l.S®'^*>' I’ltab buogei us presented will decrease ov su6,zw from $1648 eeu ••••••••••••••••••••••a Obedlence classes start­ pf tan percent (10%) of the bid. AttheBldder'soptlon, the bid This Is o 3.49 mill Increose from the current 38.4). Our present collection rate thrwgh lo o k to February 19M Issllghtlv under 98.5% but is too close to prolert with tour months ot collection NEED HELP with Spring in g A p r il 18 In B o lto n . C a ll security may be either o certified check or a bldsurety bond, ?®^* Serylce hos decreased substantially from $325692 to $247,955, a cleaning? Light trucking inoome Tax Service 57 Clatsifiad. letued by a bonding company licensed to do business In the activity remaining. 1 am recommending the continued UM of a 955% coll^ lon rate 3 0 * *’“‘*®®* ° recommends o continuation ot current rates through June QD PJWWZM — FMCZRR TDF 8JCN 643-9839 to r re g is tra tio n . State of Connecticut, both being payable to the Coventry 'anticipating that the economy will continue lo turn p®4estlv for Ih e ^ M e r In ^ 1M3/84. service available; also School Building Committee. Refer to AIA Document A70) Total araoertv taxes represent 44% at the prapased (General Fund twdoet tor FY 19U/84. I am olso examining th^flrtvlsobtllty ot moving aheod with two maior capital aroierts We aacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call us today KD8M QPZ XBKKCZ DA QPZ lawn mowing. Coll BUI "Instructions to Bidders" In the prolert manual. We hove exper lenced o 3.1 % Increase In the (jrand List this year. This Is rt^ w e w th rt nee, beveloplng the engineering design tor the Porter Street Trunk Sewer o ro l^ aasaaaaasasaasaaaaaaaaa to place your No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty (40) days from far the first time In the past five years, there is na phosa-ln growth from the 19H liavaluatlon. 633-4568 o tte r 5pm. T A X P R E P A R A T I O N In with an Misting appropriation from the Sewer Reserve. We have confirmed our ellalbllltv to low-cost ad receipt ot old. The primary reosen tor this Increase In a difficult economic year was a 14.6% Increase In receive 30% reimbursement on this prolert from the State It undertaken by SeptemlS^^ AEZZ8JT JMK SJBQ QD YZQ PBQ your home. Reliable, AntMues M The lob site should be visited prior to Bid. There will be a ®",®?,*b® engineering design Is completed, I w ill recommend that we Initiate this oroleci n

ir >ou're interested in a Big Board stock that's — The likelihood of a further drop in the inflationary Computer — but sources close to management expect running up because of a potential cure for baldness rate to 4 percent (from the current 5‘A percent a bigjump in both fiscal '83sales (around$225million) and one economic guru's contrary view of where year-to-year rate) in the face of lower energy prices and earnings (55 to 60 cents a share). Over $l-a-share short-term interest rates are headed — one which and continued slow to moderate economic growth. is projected for fiscal '84. could spur a new wave of stocks and bonds purchases Dan Dorfman Part of the moderate growth thesis reflects Billion-dollar pharmaceutical biggie Upjohn has — read on. Moskowitz's projected drop of 4 to 5 percent in real been ,a peppy market performer since the end of First to the economy. Our contrarian, 39-year-old Syndicated capital spending this year because of those ongoing January, rising from 50 to 58>A, before settling back to Arnie Moskowitz, the chief economist of brokerage real high interest rates. Columnist around 56 at press-time. A good part of that pep biggie Dean Witter Reynolds, made a super call in — A drop in energy company spending (a big factor reflects Wall Street interest in a new product that's March of '82 when he predicted interest rates would in capital outlays) tecause of declining oil prices. supposed to cure baldness — Minoxidil. peak in June and fall precipitously by year-end (which — Continued downward pressure on wage hikes Upjohn is indeed working on such a product. In the is precisely what happened). because of a slow economic rebound. labs since 1977, it's an outgrowth of Loniten, a drug (in His new prognosis: another sharp drop in rates — Here's a rundown on Moskowitz's various rate tablet form) for the treatment of high blood pressure. 200 basis points or 2 percent — starting next month projections (covering April through July): prime — Some men and women who took the Loniten drug grew and wrapping up in July. And our man says, this in Amsterdam. from l0‘/i percent currently to 9percent; three-month additional hair, in a number of cases a significant turn should produce a snappy 30 percent return In Why no clash? Treasury bills — BVt to 6 percent; long-term T-bonds amount. So, Upjohn, after lengthy analysis (dating stodgy long-term Treasury bonds (30 years) over the Because, as Moskowitz explains it, real interest — just under 11 to 9 percent; conventional mortgages back to 1977), has now decided to move ahead with a next 12 months. rates (adjusted for inflation) are at a very high 8 — 13 to 11; auto loans — 15-16 at banks, 12 at auto large-scale clinical study. Many economists, on the other' hand, expect percent. And this lofty level, he goes on, will depress finance companies, both coming down to 10 percent. short-term rates to hang in at current levels, maybe business borrowings and encourage increased As for that 30 percent, one-year return on long-term Starting now, in fact, Upjohn, in conjunction with even move higher (whichthey have recently), as the individual savings (to capitalize on those high T-bonds, here's how Moskowitz figures it. The bond, over 20 medical centers and dermatologists, is expected lively credit demand from the private sector money-market instrument returns). In turn, the rise with a yield of about 10.85 percent, goes for around launching a test of the product — which is a liquid (a result of the economic recovery) clashes with the in consumer savings, as he sees it, should more than $975. If his forecast of a 200-basis point decline in applied to the skin twice a dav. Treasury's big cash needs ($200 billion this year) to fund the government's deficit. shor-term rates is right, it means the bond will rise 20 If your hair's thinning out (like mine is ), you've got finance the booming budget deficit. Other factors leading to Moskowitz's forecast of a percent in price, since every 1 percent decline in bond to be a bit excited. But some cautionary words to sharp rate decline: rates is equivalent to a 10 percent gain in the bond's investors: Upjohn tells me the test will take at least a MOSKOWITZ’S VIEW: There won't be any clash. — A Federal Reserve less accommodative about value. Tack on the yield and you're up over 30 percent year before any meaningful results can be deter­ I caught up with Moskowitz (via a transatlantic dolling out a healthy supply of money. This will mean in just a year. mined: further, that the product — even if it is phone chat) in Europe where he's currently visiting lower inflationary expectations in the future, in turn productive — is roughly four to five years away from leading institutional clients in London, Scotland and leading to lower rates. THE COMPETITION is keen - like IBM and Apple the marketpiace. In computer software marketing, book publishers may have the edge By LeRoy Pope of Hayden Publishing Co. of have the necessary infrastructure, of software as varieties of non­ United Press International Rochelle Park, N.J., which puts printing and binding plants and fiction books but they fall into two out technical books and trade distribution systems either owned broad categories, systems or tech­ NEW YORK — Everybody papers. or under contract,” he added. nical software and applications wants to get into the computer “ Publishers have acces$^ vast But he hastened to warn that software, says Charles Wang, head software business because soft­ networks of bookstores and book publishing houses will be deceiving of Computer Associates Interna­ ware is bec'oming essential to wholesalers," he said, “ and I think themselves if they think they can tional, Inc., of Jericho, N. V., which every business, to most profes­ we are going to see within a year or produce and sell software the way has been making systems software sional and educational activity and so half the bookstores in the they do books. since 1976 and two years ago to the growing field of home country trying to sell software for “ Book publishing is a leisurely bought a firm in the applications entertainment. use in the home, in schools and in business and a seasonal business," field. Publishing houses, particularly smaller businesses." he said, “ I shudder to think what Systems software makes the those like McGraw-Hill, John If that happens, the bookstores would happen if you applied book computer itself more efficient and Wiley & Sons and others oriented to will be competing with the newly publishing methods to the green­ flexible. For example, Wang said, textbooks and business books, are established software stores which grocery business — and the same it can make the computer manage avidly exploring this field. have sprung up around the thing would happen in software its own disk and tape fiies, -Ji country. because software also is perisha­ calculate the time required for its Publishing houses have some Herald photo by Pinto natural advantages over independ­ Rodriguez said the older publish­ ble like fresh produce." Also, own operation in a given task and ers are well financed and have software must be tested rigorously do some other things that reduce ent software firms, says Oscar R. NORMAn GIBSON AND DAVID PIERRO R'driguez, president of the soft­ easier access to capital than for performance. programming and debugging ware subsidiary at Lowell, Mass., software newcomers. “ They also There are almost as many kinds time. . . .They head body building gym Modern art in corporate offices New gym joins Gibson's Gym Inc. of 519 E. The gym hires five people and Middle Turnpike, a body budd­ includes a complete line of body ing and weight training facility, building equipment. It has improves morale and productivity has joined the Greater Man­ shower and locker facilities, chester Chamber of Commerce. and coed facilities. It sells The gym, which has been in vitamin supplements and By Gary Klott “ What I'll do is sit and evaluate plants of a growing number of new come in and roll battleship gray business for eight months, is sportswear. the space, talk to the workers, and United Press International technology firms across the coun­ paint over the walls — the headed by Norman Gibson, Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. come up with three or four designs try. And executives claim the new traditional approach to money­ president and treasurer, and Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. NEW YORK - Art in the — or 97, depen(ling on the client,” decor has vastly improved em- saving corporate "decorating.” David Pierro, vice president to 4 p.m. Saturday; and 9 a.m. to corporate office ain't what it used plpyee morale and productivity. Ms. Peterson said. “ But that ignores the human and manager. to be. 3 p.m. Sunday. - One artist partly responsible for Designs range from impression­ factor,” said Arnold Graham, Traditional framed oil paintings the trend at such companies as istic outdoor scenes to abstractions facilities and industrial engineer­ have given way to full walls Motorola, GTE, IBM, and Sperry of computer graphics. ing manager at Motorola's one- brushed in pop designs and loud million-square-foot plant in Mesa, Avionics is Jana Peterson, a They range in size from small, colors. Ariz. "Psychologists tell us it's 32-year-old dancer- turned-artist single canvases painted at Ms. Coalition is formed much better to give peopie plea­ Windows and outdoor scenes who also happens to have a Brown Peterson's Scottsdale, Ariz. Belt in karate. sant and warm decor that they had have been painted on windowless apartment-studio, to murals as HARTFORD (UPI) - The Pho­ requires future life insurance and some participation in.” walls. Corridors have become "Instead of them hanging a long as 69 feet often painted at the enix Mutual Life Insurance Co. is annuity rates to be the same for Indeed, psychology plays a great tree-lined passageways. Office $5,000 Matisse on their wall. I'm plant site by a team of artists under forming a coalition of life insu­ men and women. part in such artwork. For example, partitions have been swashed over doing something that's particu­ her direction. rance companies to fight proposed John Gummere, president and Ms. Peterson painted a waiting in screaming hues and swirling larly for them," she said. federal legislation aimed at doing chief executive officer of Phoenix patterns. Dull pastel walls have For a canvas, her rates ap­ area for an executive conference away with sex-based pricing. What she is doing particularly Mutual, said his company last been invigorated with oversized, proach $1,000. For a mural, prices room at one office facility in a for them — at considerably less A spokesman for the Hartford- week sent out letters to all 600 life unframed canvases of abstract vary according to square-footage “ cool and blue and soothing” than $5,000 — is painting canvases, based company said the coalition company members of the ACLI design. and intricacy and have run as high design to calm the executives. For would also fight a recent trade cubicle partitions, and entire walls as $3,000 plus expenses. The letter urges the other compan­ This new brand of corporate art windowless areas, she has painted association vote on the sex-based with designs sometimes inspired That is quite a bit more than it ies to join for a special meeting of has been popping up at offices and window- framed scenes of the pricing. The vote of the American by employees themselves. costs to have an industrial painter the ACLI membership, Gummere outdoors. Council of Life Insurance board said. Strengths and problems of family businesses

By LeRoy Pope of greater trust and loyalty, somewhat better The book contains a series of fairly detailed actual United Press International experience on the part of workers and executives, a Then, too, he said, it's not a good idea to give stock to case histories of how prosperous family-owned members of the family who do not work in the lower startup cost and a “ togetherness” that companies came to grief tecause of clashes between NEW YORK — The family relationships that make improves productivity. company. Aunt Esther who is retired and iives on the relatives or untimeiy deaths that wrecked weli-laid Riviera on her dividends is not likely to favor the many a small business succeed ultimately may also 'The disadvantages Barry sees accumulating as plans. necessary plowing back of profits into new equipment destroy it, says management consultant David T. time goes by for family business management are Out of his long experience, Barry discussSs how or expanding operations. Barry of Wellesley, Mass. confusion over birthright and confusion between such problems can develop and offers suggestions on Barry is author of “ The Family Business Estate ownership and the ability or right to manage, how to prevent or cope with them. Planning Guide,” which he published himself and is difficulty in decision-making because too many selling by mail at $49.50. It's a volume of commentary members of the family have to be consulted and a One of the most difficult, Barry said, is “ founder's accompanied by detailed work sheets for analyzing tendency to overpay executives as compared with syndrome,” the belief of the founder that he alone can Independent and solving the property, tax, insurance and other businesses that are not family-owned. It's not run the business and his development of a problems of the family-owned corporation or determination to keep control at all costs. ^ Insurance partnership. It's loose-leaf for updating with mailed uncommon for a family- owned company to pay a son bulletins from the publisher. or brother right out of school $50,000 or $60,000 a year This IS likely to prevent the recruitment of good Center, Inc. whereas he'd be lucky to get $20,000 in an outside contmuing management and eventually may force It s also a distillation of the experiences of Barry's company. the sale of the business, often not at a good time or for r T Management Growtli Institute, which has been a good price. counseling small businesses since 1962 with heavy -CUP « SAVE- emphasis on family- owned concerns. Barry also has taught graduate classes in management problems at nw mi Gm s«e MKci non Boston Universitv, N E W -» IT vouR sar' E x t e p m m g i sum ci NEED A BOOKKEEPER? There really is a difference between a family business and other business,” Barry said, “ but you NEED A TYPIST? won't discover the difference in the factory or the TO POLAND Rod Dolin, CIC Bob Lsthrop .i»m Norris, CPCU back shop. The real differences are found in the ■ company office and in the homes of the owners.” T f / | 7 PACK EVERYTHING Call As long as the family relationships are not at cross SHIP ANYWHERE purposes the family-owned business often has YOUR BUSINESS OFFICE advantages over other businesses. Sooner or later, 104A m A E.m Csntsrp * ___ AA St. AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS however, these relationships are likeiy to interfere NEW ENGLAND Msnehsstwr, CL with and even prevent sound planning and make it I” H iBj SHIPPING STORES* Do you feel you’re paying too much extremely difficult to change '>,ad managementi General Bookkeepini I Typing Sonrioes for insurance? Before you renew postures, Barry said. PACKINO m a t e r ia l s • MOVINO SUPPLIES fo r your your present policy, call our office The conflicts of personal interests that develop in and compare our low rates. family- owned enterprises not only break up good 25B Olcott Street ■ SmiH Business and Personal Needs Manchester, businesses, they break up families because of \ / 047-0700 jealousy and disappointment, he said. J,^CORRERci;?ijK,S"L5W ,RL.VP.^^ 6 4 6 -6 0 5 0 Marge happen During its good years, the family-owned business is 646-6523 Carolyn WHson 830 Hartford Rd., Manchostor likely to enjoy the advantages over other enterprises 21 -C U P A SAVE- (across from Lynch Toyota) the end of tiing back to of that pep oduct that's

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rrls, CPCU Recreation Department Lelsore Time Program Bolen, Be«. (age S-7) 4-16 S 2-2:30 7 $10 Mahoney Center Office 447-3084 We Need You Baton, Beg. (age 1-12) 4-16 S 2:30-3:15 7 $10 Mohoney Center Baton, Inter, (age S-7) 4-16 S 3:15-3:45 7 $10 Mahoney Center Nancy Going, program supervisor Baton, Inter, (age 8-12) 4-16 S 3:45-4:30 7 $10 Mahoney Center If you hove a talent, skill or special Interest which you ore wllllne to Telephone: 647-3989 Children In this doss will learn a stretch-ond-exerclse routine with a New York state, share with children or adults,' Aou Oou may enloy teaching a Leisure TimTime e notional ond world molorette champion. They will leorn the basic twirl moves of o Steve Thomson, Director molorette and will become a grocetul marcher. The lost doss of the section will be a Program. T e a s e r certificotlonI Is not necessary. Your experience, ability GENERAL INFORMATION performance for the parents and all others Interested. Botons will be supplied. Instrudor: Carl Silver, Assistant Director and enthusiasm are Important. What are leisure-time programs? Programs of learning and enjoyment for Down Kelly. Laura Dunfleld, Recreation Supervisor We also welcome your suooestlons about the proorams ana services you the whole family to take part In during their free hours. Take a class to learn a Gymnastics (age 6-12) 4-14 Th 3:45-4:45 8 $32 Wlninger's Gym Nancy Going, Recreation Supervisor think ore needed. T o teach or make a suggestion, please fill out our form skill or participate lust for the tun of It! The Manchester Recreation Jolly Jumpers (M ) 4-14 Th 11:00-11:40 8 $25 Wlninger's Gym AAarv Skinner, Secretary below and forward it to our office at Manchester Recreation Dept. 41 Department wants you to get out and become Involved with life ond the Jolly Jumpers (5) 4-14 Th 12:15-12:55 8 $25 Wlninger's Gym Center St., Monchester, Ct. 06040. Our phone number Is 647-3084 or 647-3089. numerous opportunities that It affords. If we con help let us know. Leisure Innovative and unique qpproqch to developing pre-schooler's motor skills thru movement Marge Adamy, Clerk ond gymnastics. Participants should wear non-restrictive clothing, I.e. leotards, shorts and Thank you I Time Programs, a good experience. T-shirt. Dear Resident: REGISTRATION Kid's Exerdse (age 6-10) 4-15 S 10:00-11:00 0 $8 Mahoney Center Registration for classes may be completed at: Aerobics to music tor kids— o great way to meet new friends and stay In shape! Instrudor: Ever wanted to learn how to traln_vq^ur dog? Have you • Arts Building, Garden Grove Road (647-3089) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Debbie Gorman. wondered how to enroll your children In swimming lessons? Monday through Thursday, or ... « Rocquelball Lessons (6-7) TB A 3 $20 Courthouse One Interested In getting Involved In a over-30 soccer league, fitness • Mahoney Center, 110 Cedar St. (647-3166) fronv3 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m., Rgcquetboll Lessons (10- Monday through Friday, o r... t4) TB A 3 $20 Courthouse One class or, maybe, learning how to dance? Beginning level of instruction for youth. Court time, racquet and eve protector provided. If you have these or any other auestlons regarding recreation • By using the mall-ln registration form included In this brochure. Roller Skotbig, Bag. 4-14 Th ' 4:00-5:00 6 $10.50 Skate Fantasy opportunities In Manchester, this is the place to look! Inside this Geared for school-aged kids. Skate rental Included In the cost. brochure is information detailing programs offered by the NAME- Open House Roller Skating, Inter. 4-14 Th 5:00-6:00 6 $10.50 Skate Fantasy Manchester Recreation Department during April through June . Participants should skate backwards and forwards. I of this year. Open house will be Tuesday, April 5, 1983, from 10 a.m. to noon. Meet our ADDRESS. Instructors, register tor classes, enloy some refreshments and see what the Terrinc Toddler Time 4-15 F 9:30-11:00 10 $18 Jane Bourque I suspect you'll want to keep the tabloid for reference since it For 3-5 year olds. Kids will sing songs, work on crofts prolects, enloy snacks, exercise, learn contains information on virtually all recreation activities Manchester Recreation Department has to offer! For further Information call creative movement and more. HOME PHONE- 647-3009. available this spring. Included are swimming schedules, listings Toddler A Mom 4-14 Th 10:15-10:55 8 $25 Wlninger's Gym of classes offered through the department, outdoor programs, For 1-3 year olds. Creative movement tor ore-schooler with tun tor mom too. information on organized sports leagues, and much more. We'd BUSINESS PHONE- like to thank the Manchester Herald for its assistance and Children’s Classes — Physical Activities support in preparing this supplement. If you have comments Unless otherwise noted, all classes are held at the Arts Building. regarding the new format, please let us know. Class Start Day Time Wks. Cost Location Take a moment now to look over programs and activities Thonks — Your ideos really do help I Pr*-Ballst Suction 1 4-16 S 9:30-10:15 8 SIO Mahoney Center available this spring. And of course. If you have guestions, feel Pru-BMIut Suction II 4-16 S 10:15-11 8 $10 Mahoney Center A child's first exposure to dance using rhythmic movement and Improvlsotlonal gomes. free to contact our office at 647-3064. Children will acquire coordination, body control and expression. Instructor: Anita Korplel. Bollel (age t-10) Sec. I 4-16 S 11-11:45 8 S10 Mahoney Center Steve Thomson Ballet (oee 6-10) Sec. II 4-16 S 11:45-12:30 S SIO Mahoney Center ,1 Director, Manchester Recreation Department Basic arm and teet positions will be covered. Emphasis will be on mastery of technique, flexibility qnd stretdilno. Students who portlclboted In the lost session should sign up for Sports Photegraphy Hints ^ Section II. Instructor: Anita Korplel. ftom a A. NASSIFF CAMERA S i SETTING FIJI SHUTTER Ouldoorg — photo of track & field, baseball, tennis, 2S0 GENERAL c a n o e .' 400 For many of these sports it is more effective to have er athletes coming towards you - in order to freeze ASA SOOsec actio n . SELLING YOUR Indoors — in a coliseum - basketball, volleyball, GLASS hockey, skating. SERVICE Note: that color photos are affected by lights for in­ 400 125 stance - fluorescent lights give a green cast which HOME? if pessWe can be corrected by a filter. Try to take photo when ASA CAllcRy pEOpU M a Ii E t Ii E DifflRKMCC. S10K noun & BfnANCESIII action is frozen. 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Children’s Classes — Ceramics and Pollerv Adult Classes — General Sowtof/AIttrotlent « s, of Men's Clomino 5-H W 6:308:30 4 $10 .P ’’ 0'»®,''*''';® CIOM Storl Dav Time Cost Wks. tnstructor-Place Men welcomel Bring garment to be altered and fitted to first class. If alteration Is difficult FREE All ClossM Are Held at the Arts Building Unless Otherwiu Noted bring man to be fitted, too. You will learn both fitting and olteratlon skills and professional Ceramics 4-13 W 3:3(M:30 W Nancy Thomas short cuts. Tools and supplies: seom ripper, scissors, hand needles ot various sizes, For 12-15 year olds. Cost includes greenware, firing and use of tools. Start Day Time Wks. Cost Instruaor-Place matching thread, pins, gauge, dressmaker's chalk, pencil and paper. No sewing experience necessary: Pattorv 4-13 W 3‘30-5:30 $10 0 Rachel Miller ■rMao, Sos. 1: 00-2:00 Rhoda Goldstein Mahoney Center For M 2 year olds. Introduction to hand bulldino, basic pottery wheel work, olozina and SOCCER CLINIC Bridge, See. 7:008:00 Sewina/First AM tiring. Featsring Tosy DiCkco avd Dm BrMsc, Inter. 7:008:n Mahoney Center forciethina 4-11 M 9:00-11:00 4 $10 Dr.pioaVetTO Men and women leorn the moglc art and skills tor perfect and creative repairs ot clothing. Children’s Classes — General SOCCER PLUS and MMICHESTER COMM. ALLEG E PUYERS Oea Obedience 4-11 M 7:008:00 5 $12 Elaine Jones Bring to the first class all Items that need repairs. Tools and supplies: matching threod, Dea Obedience M 6 S 3:004:00 5 $12 Elolne Jones start Day Time Wks. Cost Instructor-Place scissors, hand needles of various sizes, matching scraps of fabrics, thimble, gauge or small Class This class Is designed for people who wont o better house pet. The dog will learn 1) coming ruler, seam ripper, pencil, paper, pins and tissue. No sewing experience necessary. Ages 7-16 when called, 2) Stay, 3) Heal, 4) “ Don't" touch commond. The dog must be 6 months or Children's Acrylic older. Families are encouraged to attend, howeyer 1 person per week should handle the dog. M l M 3:00-5:00 0 $15 , Mary Daly Sewfab/Recydlng _ .. -on Painting Mahoney Center Saturday April 2,1983 • 12 Noon to 3:00 P.M. Clelhlna/Fabrlcs 5-9 M 9:00-11:00 4 $10 Dr. Olga Verro Adbll. Mm a W om M 't Men and women give the new life to discarded items made from good fabrics. Bring to the Learn basic technique? of ocryllcs or oils. Emphasis on composition. For beginners ond first doss several Items and explore the Ideas and learn the techniques ot making something Intermediates. Manchester Racquet Club HorsaMKk RIdbia Las. 4-11 M 6:00-7:00 5 $43 Equestrian Center new from the old and save money, too. Tools and supplies: seam ripper, scissors, gauge or HtnabiKk RIdIna L w . 4-12 T 0:00-9:00 5 $43 small ruler, tope measure, tissue paper, pencil, needles, matching thread, pins, Animal Understanding Honabock RIdlag Lot. 4-13 W 7:008:00 5 $43 $12 Mahoney Center 404 W. Center S t, Maachester dressmoker's or tailor's chalk. No sewing experience necessary. (age 3-5) - 4-16 1 : 00-2:0 0 Hbnabock RMIng Lm . 4-14 Th 6:00-7:00 5 $43 Animal Understanding - „ • . . o ' c»ntmr Participants should wear long pants and boots or shoes with heels. Hunt cops will be Updating Lost laaes-igt 4-16 S 2:00-3:00 4 $12 Mahoney » n t e r prpylded. All lessons will be held at the Glastonbury Eauestrlan Center, 269 Keeney Street, Year's Fashions 4-11 M 6:308:30 4 $10 Mahoney Center Children In this class will have a hands an experience with a yerlety ot live animals Including • Bring Your Own Ball • Glostonbury. Learn the three R's of remodelllno and updating fashions: refitting, retrlmming, restyling. mammals, birds. Insects and reptiles. Clean up your closet and save money. Bring to the first class several Items that need a lift. Co*sponsored by Maachester Racqeetball Chib sad the The Glastonbury Eauestrlan Center will be having a summer riding clinic. The Recreation Tools and supplies: seam ripper, scissors, gouge, pencil, paper, tape measure, pins, OnaOhadiance 4-16 S 1:30-2:30 5 $12 Elaine Jones Department will be offering these at a discount. Look for further Intormotlon In the summer This class Is designed tor people who want a better house pM. The dog most bo 6 months old dressmaker's chalk, needle, matching ond basting thread, coordinating trimmings and-or Maachester Recreatioa Department brochure. fabric remnants. No sewing experience necessary. Instrudor: Dr. Olga Verro. or older. Call Maachester Rec. Dept 647-3004 for more info. Hentbock RMkig Lassons Adults Horseback RMhig Los. 4-11 M ^ f Glastonbury Uniasa otherwiae noted, oii clotses ore held at the Arts Building. Horseback Riding Les. 4-13 W 4:0M:fl0 5 $0 Equestrian Center MotliGr RMMg Horseback RMhig Les. 4-14 Th f J S J O IN U S O N TsdOtor Ploys 4-12 T 11:00*Noon 5 $43 Eauestrlan Center 4-13 W 12:00-1:00 5 $43 RMIn?lessors ^ be Iw^ld at the Glostonburv M a ^ ^ l i w ' 4*14 Th 11:00*Noon 5 $43 Children 6 and up may participaie. In d lv l^ to iMIl be 4-15 F 11:00-Noon 5 $43 Hunt coos provided. Participants should wear long pants ond boots or shoes with news. TEEN NIGHT A unique new approach to riding lessons, co-opi Each mom will takea turn during theSweek Saturday, April 2,1903 session watching toddlers. Enclosed facility tor children o short distance awov from the Think Spring Spectacular Saturdays , „ „ „ ring. Children will hove plenty to do While mom learns this exciting new skill. Minimum age (ogt3-S) 5*10 5 1:00-2:00 $12 Mahoney Center featuring for toddler Is 2-5 years old. Sptctoculor Soturdovt ^ .a awe ,0,$ ^ m AA^Kdiiidsw r«n ««r i h m ^ 1 5 1 ^14 S 2:00*3:00 4 $12 Monoocy vwtTbt "THE BAHLE OF THE D J.’s" All riding lessons held at Glastonbury Equestrian Center, 269 Keeney Street. Wear long Redecorating! Children In this class will be exposed to o variety of adyenturous activities. They will Include pants and boots or shoes with heels. For more Information call the Recreation Department nature crafts, science experiments, story telling and more. Manckoftar Racquet Club ot 647-3009. 404 W. CMiler Straet Class Stort Day Time Wks. Cost Instructor-Location 7 ** *** M 3 W 3:3b-5:3H 4 $7 Or. Olga Verro ‘ beginning sewing for children; moms are •""•“ f®*****" 6:30-9*J0 Sewlno/Alterlng Reodv- to operate sewing mochines. Ploce Mat Supplies: a piece *• to-Weor Fashions M 3 W 6:308:30 4 $10 Dr. Olga Verro contrasthig color rickrack about 1 and 44 yards; severolple^of different color felt, thread $2.00 Admission If you ore unhappy with lll-tittlng ready to wear, bring those garments to your first class. matching rickrack; scissors, pins, tracing paper, soft penal. You will learn how to fit and how to alter the easy wav. Tools and supplies: seam ripper, Refreilaueats • Pixza scissors, hand needles, matching thread, tape measure, gouge, thimble, pins, pencil, paper. Also: Fooiball, Frisboo A Floor Hockev Be sure to wear the right foundations for fitting. No sewing experience necessary. 5-11*’ w 3:30-5:00 4 $7 Dr. Olga Verro Co-sponsored by llanciMstsr Raequotbali Chib Mothers are encouraged to attend class, children "J®™ wSlS^fahrlc! Bag Materials: about 'A yard (18") of plain color h w w and Um Manchastar RscroaUon Dapt. sevVal pieces of different color felt, 1 yard of cord, thread, motchlng the fabric and felt, For More Info: Call 647-3166 after 3 p.m. scissors, pins, tracing poper, soft pencil. It’s a perfect time to redecorate for Spring------with new colors, The Original styles and * great selections.

HONDA. New or remodeling work, we do HE LEADER TOMMY'S Eat 1967 it all. We carry a complete line of PIZZARIA Ceramic Bath/Kitchen Tile ”Y0UR HOMESTYLE ITALIAN PIZZARIA” Carpeting IV e Are Pleased To Announce The Return Of Sheet Vinyl Whirlpool* Washer r s o n , 3§!!y|jCL£REAi«-|| Linoleum •fully automatic I______Cool off sftsr yonr favorite anromertiine activity II •4 c y c le s CB1000 CUSTOM •cool down care Tuas-Tliur 11 am • 10 pm Consult our Professional Staff •3 water level selections Fri A Sat 11 am -12 mid. | PICK A ROA0, AIIY m O A U SvR 12 noon • 10 pm For A Free Estimate •3 wash & rinse temper­ 646-2550 And Decorating Ideas. ature selection COiCKKi CMlom a the vareatility to poftorm on any street or highway. Honda'a SAVE ALL SUMMER LONG AT TOMMY’S JUNE 1983 II Otecityoropentiiphway.AndwReocombinedwitti Honda’s i Storting MAY 1983 BUY ONE SUNDAE I •Residential 0 7 3 CCS, fou^GyiiniiGiaf. OO h O dtadt dthro, tho CONES April 1ft Get The Second | l •Commercial OOlOOO cuatoffl provkiMi the oioooth high pwfwnanca Vnniiin Conea Only that tha aerioua ridttPdoMands. Snndaaa At V2 PRICE ■ •Industrial <348 Ciapii Moat Be Prmalii m | MiikSiiaiwa Cotw. LiarillferOni IWIlPwCwt E^lreai«N3D.1803 Saadwtehoa (ip n . bw siTleii

Mewig fOMT NOW 8 tdW M A.] & Inc. 643-2171 Mon -Wed. 10-5;30 431 New State Road 649 Mam SI. Thur III 9:00 Connbctfawfs Mon-Fii 8-5 Downtown Manchester t i f f l B T K i l LSipast Honda Dsafar Wed til 8 Manchester Sal til 5.00 P r to'4'‘ "'at r»ji t.i SOJIdams S t, MancfMstsr Sat 9-2 643-5168 ^f-SIRVlCI blNC' (EtU S3 off M S ) S4S-27SS -Workshops Ribbon Braidod Borroltos 4-13 W 9:30-)1:00 ) *1.75 Feme Pasternak Adult Classes — Ceramics and Pottery Adult Classes — Physical Activity Moke 2 ribbon braided barrettes. Instructor will furnish supplies. Approximatelv *2.25. Maximum of 10 students. W e rfc ilM p t Date Day Time Wks. Cost Instructor W ks. Cost Instructor-Ploce Sloft Day Time Wks. Cost Instructor-Place C lass Time Soap Sculpture 4-18 M 9:30-11:30 1 *2 , Class Berry Basket 4.13 W 9:0(>-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo Sculpt with Ivo ry soon. Participants should supply soap, poring knile or sm all cutting tool. Ceram ics 4-11 M 9:30-11:30 I *2 2 Nancy Thomos 8 812J0 Mahoney Center Candle Basket 5-4 W 9:00-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo 4-12 T 9:30-11:30 B *2 2 Nancy Thomos Adult Bollel 7:009:(» Ceram ics ' Anita Korplei ft Apple Basket 5-11 W 9:00-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo Quilling Workshops lor Beginners— The following workshops ore designed tor beginners with Ceram ics 4-13 W 9:30-11:30 8 *2 2 N oncy Thom as Pattern Basket 5-18 W 9:00-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo 4-13 W 6:309:00 8 *2 S Nancy Thomas Introduction to ballet fundamentals and techniques. Leorn to hold ^ rantrol the body. little or no experience In qulltlno. Ceram ics Leorn to tighten and strengthen muscles while being poised and graceful. Rbund Base Basket 4-1 W 9:00-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo Ceram ics 4-14 Th 9:30-11:30 8 *2 2 Noncy Tlwmos Twill Weave Basket 4 9 W 9:00-Noon 1 *5.50 Wendy Palermo ra m ie s 4-14 Th 4:309:00 8 *2 5 Noncy Thomas Flow ers Ih W ooden H4ops 4-14 Th 9:00-10:30 3 „ . . . Ceram ics Coed Phvsiool F Itn e u 4-15 T 8:00-9:00 *5 Mahoney Center Basket Workshops. Participants will moke baskets representative of the Shaker period. Supplies: ’A yard background fabric, 'A yard muslin, 'A yard pellon fleece, several small Bpoinner. odvonced beolnner and Intermi^lcite. The use of paints# fllozM ** Laura Ounfleld Materials to be purchased from Instructor under *5. Participants should bring clothespins, scraps ot coordinating fabric tor flowers, '/a yard ol favorite scraps. Included In the lee. Greenwore purchased at othw ®*“<*'°* oddltlonol cost screw driver, sharp edge, wash basin and towel. Berry Basket Is o prerequisite. Limit 4 (soles silo required). When registering please note second choice for day. Grab your mate and keep In shape. people to each workshop. Appllaue Star of Hearts 5-5 Th- 9:00-10:30 2 *3.50 Pottery 4-11 M 9:00-12:00 6 *23 R o rte l M ille r If paiilclpont takes one doncerclse class and one physical fitness class the fee Is *12 tor 5-12 Th 9:00-10:00 m orning and *9 lo r evening. Se lM Chocolate 4-12 T 9:00-11:30 1 *2.50 M aryann Johnson Participants must know applique. Supplies: 'A yard solid, 'A yard calico, '/i yard P o lte n 4-12 T 7:00-10:00 4 *23 R a rte M er Leorn to mold chocolate and decorate a variety of ways. Instructor will supply materials 4-13 W 9:00-12:00 4 *23 Rachel M ille r background, '/% yard muslin and sewing supplies. Doncerclse 10:30-11 : n Bentley School (under *5). Maximum of 15 students. Supplies: double boiler, point brushes, plastic wrap, o Pottent 4^>4 Th 7:00-10:00 4 *23 R a ch e lM llle r Laura Dunfleld box for candy and paper towels. Leorn various forms of hondbulldlng, wheel work and Information and Instruction In W orld Trip Lop Quilt 4-12 T 9:00-10:00 4 *8 Dcm cerdse 7:459:45 Bentley School 4-19 T 9:00-10:30 sculpting Tools available. Cloy may be purchased from Instructor, under *4. Laura Dunfleld Filled Checelote 4-19 T 9:00-11:30 1 *2.75 M aryann Johnson 4- 24T 9:00-10:30 Leorn to mold chocolates around scrumotuous fillings such os cormel, cherries and 5- 3T 9:00-10:00 peanuts. Instructor will supply materials (under *5). Maximum ot 10 students. Supplies: This 42 X 52 quilt Is Ideal tor baby's crib or lap. No hood quilting, this quilt Is easy and Both beginner and intermedlote clotses will be held at W »e^*'chesty Countn^ Club. double boiler, plastic wrap a box for candy and paper towels. constructed by machine. First doss supplies, ruler, paper, pencil, paper cutting scissors. C lub* will be supplied to those who do not own their own. Dotes and tim es of the d o sse s . will be announced at o loter dote. Straw W reaths for Spring 4-13 W 9:30-11:30 1 *2 M aryann Johnson Strip Q uilled V « t 5-10 T 9:00-10:30 3 *4 Adult Classes — Arts and Crafts An oWroctlve door decoration to welcome sprlngl Instructor will supolv materials. 5-17 T 9:00-10:30 J o n o rc lM ITpTh S15 Bentley School 5-24 T 9:00-10:30 Sandra Denton Approxim atelv *7. cios» start Day Time Wks. Cost Instructor-Ptara Materials needed: tracing paper, note paper, scissors and ruler. Fabric Boxes 4-20 W 9:30-11:30 I *2 M aryann Johnson A cryllc-O II Pointing 4-14 Th 9:30-11:30 8 *14 M a ry D olv Phyilcol FHntss 4-11 M Bentley School (Bunting Advanced — The following workshops hove been designed for Individuals wlthqulltlng Leorn basic techniques ot acrylics or oils. Emphasis on composition. Laura Dunfleld Participants will moke o darling round or square box. Instructor will supply materials tor approxlnsotely *3. Supplies needed: exocto knife or sharp edge. experience. Quilting I Is a prerequisite. 4-11 M 9:30-11:30 6 *12 M a ry D aly Phvsicol Fftntss 4>n M Bentley School Blazing Star 4-13 W 9:00-10:30 2 *4 Lorraine Grosso Learn to form pictures from prints, magazines and newspapers. Laura Dunfleld Ribben W reath 4-27 W 9:30-11:30 1 *2 M aryann Johnson 4- 20 W 9:00-10:30 Abrautiful wreath lor any port ot your home. Instructor will supolv materials; approximate Supplies needed tor first class: ruler, comooss, paper cutting scissors and pencil. 4-13 W 9:30-11:1# 4 *12 Jan S t ^ I Lessens TBA cost *13. Supplies needed: scissors and ruler. ' PortlcloSnts will moke a scort. Materials needed: I or J hook and a practice skein ol vorn. Court fime, racquet ond eye protector provided Orandmolhor's Garden 4-27 W 9:00-10:30 2 *4 Lorraine Grosso Fabric Bosket 54 W 9:30-11:30 1 *2 Maryann Johnson 5 4 W 9:00-10:30 irnm- 4-13 W 7:009:00 6 *12.50. MahoneyCenter FitlMM/WetfMTroioMig 4-11 M,W,F, 8:00-4:00 ( *30 H ugles G ym A delightful basket to enhance ony port of your home. Materials needed: H yard fabric Supplies needed tor lirst doss: ruler, compass, paper cutting scissors and pencil. Learn the Vlb stitch, make hots/mlttens. Introduction to otghansl MaterlOls needed: I or J A weight training program designed specifically for you. Nautilus, universal ond free (cotton print) 'A yord coordinating fabric tor lining, scissors, ruler, pencil, exocto knife. hook ond a practice skein of yarn. ^ yvelghts available. Showers, lockers and hairdryers. Additional materials may be purchased from Instructor for *2. D rg sd m P lo te 5-11 W 9:00-10:30 2 *4 Lorraine G rosso 5- 18W 9:00-10:30 Baa 4-13 M 9:00-10:30 8 *12 LorraineGrasra N o lt w Y e M B e g . 4-14 Th 9:00-10:30 8 *15 i^ l e C h o b o t Bulheied Wreoth 5-11 W 9:30-11:30 1 *2 Maryann Johnson A lovelv fabric wreath tor any room In your home or o aitt tor someone special. M ^erlols Supplies needed for first doss: ruler, compass, paper cutting scissors and pencil. Leorn pottern drafting patchwork, loocabln folded 22S’S2tJbook°**"' ****** Gentle slow yoga postures to reduce stress and provide reloxotion while Impcovlng needed: lvardof4Slnchtobrlc,cottonblend.3vardsolcoordlnatlngwldelacelVii 9 wide, Supplies for first doss: W or larger graph paper,- ruler, pencil ond notebook. flexibility and circulation. Designed for people who have not done vogo before or who do not GrandmetlMr't Fan 5-2S W 9:00-10:30 2 *4 Lorraine G rasso exercise regulary. Wear loose clothing and bring a mat. scissors, and thread. Additional cost: *1 (approximate). 6- 1 W 9:00-10:30 uaaaiiimi 4^14 Th 9:30-11:30 4 *9 Koren Rowing Supplies needed tor first class: ruler, compass, paper cutting scissors and pencil. Leonffabric stenciling — this technique moy then be H«Im Y oga, inter. 4-14 Th 10:30-12:00 * *15 DebbleChabot Fa b ric Fram es - 5-18 W 9:30-11:30 1 *2 M orvann Johnson tracing pqper, ruler, #4 pencil, eraser, scissors and exocto knife. Additional supplier may A Clou for those who hove taken yoga or who do some form of exercise regulorv and have Frame your favorite faces In cheerful cotton. Materials: 'A yard t^rtc Ih ' “J*®"**!**!!?!! be purchased from Instructor (under *•). developed flexibility. The class will review basic postures. Introduce a varlelv of new yoga pure cotton, moke sure fabric Is cut straight, scissors, ruler, pencil. Approximatelv *2.50 additiorral cost. ______— .- a — 5.11 TK 9:30-11:30 3 *7 Karen Redding postures and breathing exercises. W ear loose clothing and bring a mat. 18th century stenciling on velvet. Supplies: tracing POPer, eroser, RotHo D e lls for Summer 5-25 W 9:30-11:30 1 ? UttlQSS Otherwise Rotetl.-an classes ore held ol the Arts Building. exocto knife ond blades. Additional supplies may be purchased from Instructor. oterkils: 'A yord fabric (cotton) 'A yard eyelet, scissors, approximately *3 additional cost. Untets ollierwis# notMl> a ll c Io s s m ora hold at tlia Art* BuUdlna. Spring Means Sporty M L S D F E lir S offers one of the also, Prince Tennis RacKets.____ areas larcett selectiofls of Top TED CUMMINOS Name Brand Bppriaiioes, Tetevisiens, 24 Hour in-store professional stringing' INSURANCE Steraes, VCR’s at lew Discount All Strings* *8“ plus tax » ! New You Knew! SPECML *wclnam pA »Wng* Very personal service, that’s what Order Now Softball Uniforms & Equipment you get from Ted Cummings In­ AT END OF MONTH CLEARANCE NASSIFF ARMS CO647-9126 .^1^ surance Agency. 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EVERY MICROWAVE 0VEN...IHtl bo toMI itoH i> coutloou. Wmdty. ond Iwiplul. Itw /i t p ^ Unto wtth yw . gnoworing o8 y ^ t:ALICO PATC EVERY VACUUM CLEARER ...must be sold quoctiom. no mottor how many you moy houo. W o want you to loavo hero happy wtni best bet for price and service! your purchoM . and to rtoy ttiot way, oi woS. ^ _ 1227 Burnside Ave. East Hartford That tokot ottort on our port. Juit bocouio wo hoYO your moony, dom n't moon the io r ^ And during this sale, w ill give you the itopt. Our cuttomon hovo eomo to tnrtt tho roSoblo, dopondohio M rvko m i h ^ (Powder Mill Shopping Center) lame fine service we always give. Free, fast W o don't ti« onything whldi doout't nood lUiog. ond you coo bo luto w as lot tho ttungi delivery. And a choice of paying with y o u ri that do. Ahor oU. Ollloo doow't wont to |utt toll you A cor... wo wont yw . o tW jw triondi, to hoop coming bock ogoin, o n d again, and again. W o ro uita yo^S find thot tor BarvkAn>rfricard, Matter Charge, or Monthly .nduo. wnnea. quality, ond cooo, N O O N C coo boat M km SehtlSondce. The Calico Patch Supports The Manchester Rec Dept. Payment Plan. Classes in quilting, stenciling, basketry & rag dolls Spring Classes Start Week of April 25th W U tM iU lT t ii fiiciM :! IWWTn.lllT 378 MAIN ST.9 MANCHESTER m m nm im I DILLOn l-4« HAATHHIMII UwNAHClNITa. tiS H L — 1 In O u r 50lh Year 5 6 8 - 1 2 9 5 T o w n I B 8 m A iJ t t t n Phone: 646-2457 8MW. THUBS m 8. HU TIL 8 319 MAIN ST. (Acron frooi Armory) L WB>. M T T R 8 eOTH MANCHISTHt. a . A43-3145 M on— Sat 10-5 Thur A Fri Ul 9 Registration Form Aquatics Adventure Choiienge Recreational Swimming will be available The Recreation Department, In coopera­ PARTICIPANT. at Manchester High School Pool through the tion with the Adventure Challenge School DATE. ft end of May, m Indicated below; Inc., will be offered several outdoor trips and programs again this spring. Course tees Registration . REC CARD NO.. RECREATIONAL SWIMS Include instruction, leadership, eaulpment. EXPIRES. Open Swimi Insurance and transportation. Participants mo. day vr. Monday; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. are expected to provide proper clothing and Wednesday: 7 to 8:45 p.m. lunch. For additional details contact Adven­ Friday: 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. ture Challenge at 646-5570 or the Recreation Adult Swims • The first day of registration, March 30 will be tor ADDRESS Deportment at 647-3084 or 647-3166. Manchester residents only. Monday: 8:30to 9:30 p.m. Registration for oil outdoor programs Is ttreol cHv state Tuesday; 6:15to7:45o.m.; 8:30to9:30p.m. available at the Mahoney Recreation Center, ’ ** registration at classes. zip Wednesday: 8:45 to 9:45 p.m. 110 Cedar St., during normal open hours, ^ »nu»t be postmarked by April 6,1983 or seven Friday: 6:15 to 7:45 a.m.; 8:45 to9:45p.m. Mondoy through Frldoy from 3 to 5 p.m. and 5 6 to 10 p.m. (7) working days prior to the first day of doss. HOME PHONE SUMMER AQUATIC PROGRAM ------BUSINESS PHONE______moiling In o registration, please coll to moke Waddell, Globe Hollow, Sautters, Swanson VIRGINIA CAVING SEMINAR certain there Is on opening In the class. MANCHESTER AMUSEMENT CENTER and Verplanck Pools ore scheduled to open The Instructors will enhance the expe­ CLASS (Name) June 17 for the summer season. The pools • All participants must have a recreation card. (Recrea­ — (D ay)------(Tim e)______rience by teaching not only basic camp skills 254 BR6AD s t r e e t will operate through Sunday, August 28. but also specialized types such as; cove tion cords are not reoulred tor senior citizens). Swim lessons will be ottered during three exploration, safety, formation identifica­ • Some classes may have extended registration. sessions: tion, and route finding. CLASS (Name) MANCHESTER SMBion I: • In unusual circumstances, some exceptions to the above — (D ay)------(Tim e)______DATE: April 18-23. Registration: Monday, June20. A G E: 14-17 years. policy will be made by the Manchester Recreation Classes; Tuesday, June 21 through Thurs­ FE E : $306. day, July 7. Department. LOCATION: Blue Ridge Mountains of GAMES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Session II: Virginia & West Virginia. Registration: Friday, July 8. MINIMUM; 9. Classes: Monday, July II, through Tues­ MAXIMUM; 12. WE HAVE OVER 80 GAMES day, July 26. BAIT MC MAN Session III: TOP ROPE CLIMBINQ A RAPPELLING Registration: Friday, July 29. D A TE ; April 18. M B .D O Classes: Monday, August 1, through TIM E : 9 o.m. to 3 p.m. B f lZ E l Tuesday, Aug. 16. AGES: 10-17 years, FE E : 12 participants, $38 each, transporta­ MS. PACMAN A MANY MONE tion not Included, participants must bring a lunch. EAST SIDE RECREATION CENTER Centers 22 School St. W wcle safety inspection and a test of riding a ^m p o n le d by a parent, attending a ‘Life, Be in it* CAVE EXPLORATION Telephone 647-3163 (after 6 p.m.) sp«dal program or os a member of a skills. Speclol citation will be ow oriM to DATE; April 19. Closed for the season April 1. porticuiar group. OlfYcle safety booklets. GAME OF THE WEEN CONTEST: GiFT CERTIFICAnS CENTERS WHEN: Thursday, A ^ll 21 TIM E 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. P^lclpents must be 18 years of age to "Life, Be In It" Day — The second AGES: 10-17 years. Recreation Membership Cards are re­ r e c r e a t io n c e n t e r ottend gym otter 8 p.m. LOCATION; AAahonev Center BIRTHDAY PARTY annual festival Is going to be held at quired to participote In all department- 110 Cedar St. TIME: II a.m. • LOCATION: Clarks Vllle, N.Y. *>• ’3 veors of age to use Charter Oak Park on Saturday, June 4. FE E : 12 participonts, $37 each, transporta­ sponsored activities. Memberships will be Debbie Hebron, center supervisor; Ron the ntness room unless occomponled by on A G E: All are welcome RATES The theme of the event Is a philosophy checked at the entrance of the facility. tion Included, participants must bring lunch Tetrault, gym supervisor; Borbara Silver, odult or o supervisor. towards life which says don't merely and snack. Yearly membership fees are non- clerk. Registration for all Spring Leisure iTi*!T ^ of the disc lockeys" exist — rather put something Into life re fu n ^ le . Memberships oreavallableat all will highlight this special evening. (Band to facilities. Time Programs will be accepted at the OPEN TIL MNWMTSIH-TIMB-m 1:00 OH FN I SAT NTE and In turn get more out ot It. Activities BACKPACKING OVERNIGHT cgntgr. Hours oro 3 to 5 p.m. ond 6 to to p m be announced). Just listen, dance, roller for the day will Include o variety of DATE: April 21-22. Monday through Friday. Centers — Special Proarams dockey, or take part In the games, entertainment and food. Get COMMUNITY ‘Y ’ CENTER graffiti board contest. AGES: 10-17 years. 78 North Main St. Artivltles and resources available at the more out ot life by participating In this TIM E : 8 a.m. departure, 3 p.m. return next cmfer Include ping pong, pool, bumper pool, W HEN: Saturday, April 2 exciting day. doy. Telephone647-31M (after 6 p.m.) olr hockey, footboll, fitness eaulpment, LOCATION: Manchester Racquet Club Closed tor the season April 1. Spring Recess Is “BIcvde Safety W e ^ " — F E E : $2 • FE E : 12 participants, $75 each, transporta­ gymnasium, showers and lockers. Portlclpote In a b lc^le i J f S w * w a r n tion & food provided. Children under 16 will not be permitted to TIM E ; 6;3(F9;30 p.m. I which consists of o sofeW knowledge quize o A G E: 12-15 years I

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DON’T BUY ANY POOL Last year we booked over KX),000 flights and sent out a payment like (his only once! without first checking wall thick- At Connecticut Travel Services we have a pcofctsional RATE DESK, n^ess Other pools are only 14 gauge. devoted exclusively to finding the lowest fares for our hundreds Our 12 gauge steel panels are almost Order Now For Easter of satisfied business clients. 50% thicker! Aluminum and Fiber­ KIEUASA RYE B PIIHIPERNICKEL BREADS glass models also available If you’re interested in the kind of service fresh or smoked Brooklyn Baking Co. that can back up a guarantee like this, give me a call! BABKAS BAGEU plain or cheese GAYLE TRABITZ POPPY, W AINUT & PRUNE STRIPS Manager PIEROGI — cheese. Kraut, potato rO O L Strl — Aiso— Daily Lunchaoei SpMiols Buffat A Catarina Rte. 44-A New Store o d id a s Roma Style Soups COVENTRY 317 W. Service Road 742-7308 Hartford 247-5413 Olym pia OelicateMen DAILY 9-S Mon. A Wed. 11-5:30 Th. A Fr. 1-8 egrMtelnetwt « Miw M rtT, CT ggggg . Connecticut Travel Services Inc. SUN. 12-5 Sat. 11-5 Sun. 12-5 Closed Tue. t e n d e r f o o t Mon-Sat 9-6 Thur 9-8 DflcL (Lowerlcvel) • Manchester Patkade ______647-1666 Tennis tennis competition In singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories. A pyramid will be l e a g u e b a s e - constructed by random draw. Players Competitive ®ALL; (oget 15-17) Registration May 2 TENNIS LESSONS challenge the row ahead ot their own Get You Rec Card Through the Mall th ro u ^ May 6, 64 p.m., Mahoney Recreo- Beglnnw dosses will learn basic tennis attempting to rise to the top of the pyramid. Events tlon ^ n t w , 110 Cedar Street. S3 Recreation skills Indudino forebond, backhand ond One match must be played per week Membership Cord required. Cannot be 18 Manchester Country Club PRO SHOP TELEPHONE 6460226 serve. Intermediate classes will concentrate Participants must ploy onechallenge, before fhJlJImh Manchester Recreation Membership Card years of age prior to July 31, 1903. on pertectlon of basic skills ond stroteov ot they may accept the next one. Membership t ^ o g h the mall. Simply fill out this form and send It together with your Monchater Recreation Department has two GRECNS FEES the name. RIFLE RANGE The Manchester Country Club (Jolt card Is required. Gordon Grove Rood, 6444332 teams that compete In the InterTown Colt WHERE: Manchester High School. D A TE: June 6 to Aug. 26. M^clH^Ser. Ct.5SSS) Department, 41 Center St.. League. Leogueplay Isdurlng Juneand July. Course Is an example of classic old style Reek I of Mondiester INSTRUCTOR; Steve Kostiuk. Adam Vabalas, range officer design. Although It Is only 6,200 yards In LOCATION: To be set by portlclponts. General Information: Any type of pistol is 9 Holes 18 Holes FEE: S1S/5 weeks. F E E : S10/I2 weeks. „ GIRLS SR. LEAGUE FAST PITCH SOFT- length, the course Is a challenge to Weekday MINIMUM: 6. allowed but no lacketedbullets may be used. 4.00 8.50 A G E; 16 and older. Please Print BALL: (ages 13-16) Registration May 9 plovers of all abilities. Arrangements Weekend 5.00 11.00 MAXIMUM: 8. Rifles are resfiicted fo .22 col. rim (Ire only. through May 13# 68 p.m.« Mahoney Recreo- can be made for golf outings, complete Sectlen I Recreaflon Cards ore required to use the tlon Centw. 110 Cedar St. S3 Recreation with luncheons and dinners, and PGA OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT M l lt y . Any group may rent range when Nen-RetMent of Manchester Monday ond Thursday, begins May 9,6 to 7 Open tournament. Categories will Include Membership Card reoulred. Your age Is Professional Ralph DeNIcolowlll assist _ . . 9 Holes IS Holes p.m., beginner level. LA S T N A M E - t. time Is available for nominal fee. Insurance with the scheduling, prizes and turnout Master's Singles, <45 and over), men's ond ------ADULT RESIDENT Is required for rental. detwmined os ot Aug. 1,1983. League ploy Is Sectloa II women's singlet, men's and women's dou­ during June ond July. operations. WMktnd 4.00 13.00 Monday and Thursday, begins May 9,7 to 8 FIRST NAME. $10 one year HOURS: The Manchester Rifle Range Is bles, and mixed doubles. Matches will be . ADULT NON-RESIDENT open to the public Wednesday and Friday p.m.. Intermediate level. ployed the best 2 out of 3 sets. A new can of MEN'S (Over 30) SOCCER LEAGUE; The Section III tennis balls must be supplied by eoch 820 Six months 5 evenings tram 6:004:00 p.m. and Saturdays Manchester Recreation Department Is Inter­ Wednesday and Friday, begins Moy 11,6 to ------Y O U TH (17 A Under) from 8:00-10:00 o.m. A range officer on duty participant. The fee Is SlOOfor a recreaflon at all times. ested In rinding out If there Is sufficient 7 p.m., beginner level. member and $10.00 for a non-member. S3 one year Interest (Manchester residents) In starting a Section IV Locotlon will be announced. ADDRESS. CLUBS: The Manchester Rifle Range Is Men's (Over 30) Soccer League. Leogueplay Wednesday and Friday, begins May 11,7 to used by several area groups. All of the Dofes: would be evenings during June ond July at 8 p.m.. Intermediate level. TOWN- groups have scheduled practice sessions and Women's Singles — Moy 7 and 8 AGE. mcrtch nights. M L Nebo. Anyone Interested In playing Men's Master Singles — May 7 and 8 should call Corl Silver at the Recreation A TENNIS PYRAMID Club, Contoct, Phone; Men's Singles— May 7 and 8, May 14and 15 PHONE. Department Office, 647-3084, Monday For tennis players looking for consistent ■ AMOUNT ENCLOSED- Jr. Rifle Club-Sr. Rifle Club, Jason Mixed Doubles — May 14 ond 15 Stonsfleld, 649-6104 through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Men's and Women's Doubles — May 21 and 22 Mcmchester Revolver Club, Adorn Voba- Icis, 649-5075 MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUES Registration tor these tennis events at The Outdoor Tennis Mahoney Recreation Center and Arts Air Pistol Club, Ron Whaley, 2894)982 Individuals Interested In being placed on And Basketball Building. J.C.'s Daisy Air Rifle Instrurtlon Progrom, existing softball teams should contact Corl Ed Wilson, 6464477 Silver ot 6474084. League play will be June American Legion Team, Ron Kittredge, through August. GENERAL INFORMATION 647-3084 H I C H U i r S F&BE k u s t The Manchester Tennis and Basket­ Mnnctieeler ball Courts have recently been resur- toced. Courts are available for ploy for Camp Kennedy 646-0228 ORGANIZED SPORTS Have an Idea? any Manchester Resident. The fotlow- Ooy Camp For Retarded CItlxens Mon.-SeL 10-S ALUM NI JR. LEAG UE BASEBALL: (oges Ing locations have courts ovallable: Thur. 10-G 13-14) Registration April 18 through April 22, Home of the Choicest The Mahoney Recreation Center It the Recreation Deportment Isn't ottering 110 Cedar St., two tennis courts, one Comp Kennedy, which was founded 64 p.m., Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 on octivltv' that you're Interested In, or basketball court. Foundation Cedar Street. S5 registration tee and $3 there's a program you'd like to teach, let us In 1963, Is located on Dortmouth Rood Bake and Decorate with Recreation Membership Card required. Charter Oak Pork know! Meats in Town! Charter Oak Street, lour lighted behind Martin School. Situated In a Your age Is determined as of Aug. 1, 1983. We're always Interested In new Ideas. tennis courts, two lighted basketball spacious, wooded area. Camp Kennedy Tryouts are held In May with teams playing Write to: AAonchester Recreation Depart­ courts. Is sponsored by theTown of Manchester WiltOT Performance Panj? twice weekly during June and July. ment, 41 Center St., Manchester, C T 06040. Robertson Pork Department of Recreation and serves 45 North School St., two tennis courts, specl^al populations. Camp Kennedy Is a Premium Bakeware and We Give Old Fashioned one basketball court. coeducational facility. Each summer Manchester High School over SO young people gain valuoble 134 E. Middle Turnpike, two lighted leadership experience as Camp Decorating Sets! tennis courts-upper, two non-llghted K e n n ^ Volunteers. If you are Inter­ tennis courts-upper, two non-llghted ested In being a volunteer at camp this Butcher Service! tennis courts-lower. **** Recreation Office Select from Versatile Shapes and Sizes for All Your at 647-X84. Baking Needs 317 Highland St., Manchester Durable, Dependable. Quality Aluminum • Also Available- A complete line of Cake Decorating Sets with all the tools you need. o See all of the Wilton products at our display Shop early " ^ TM for best selection!

CUNLIFFE Automatic Scorekeeping at AUTOMDY Silver Lanes SINCE 1947; ART CUNLIFFE, PROP. LifaBeiniT. Now’s the time to buy the Toro you’ve LOVE TO ONE : always wanted and pocket up to $50. dt975 StaU TVcfWd. /ftuhMfia BOWL BUT Save on the Toro of your choice. QUALITY WORK HATE TO Save on rear baggers. KKP SCORE? Side discharge mowers, too. COMPETITIVE PRICES . r GAME Hand-propelleti or wmi HMjCNESTa KC. U. CUD self-propelled drive. Wease fiir out for your free game; This is a once Your Specialists for taking care of Win­ a year sale so ter’s **fender-bender”. dents & dings. AMF Addfess- don’t miss it. C l^___ 4’ Foreign & American - ZO - we’re an old-fashioned five and ten with a most M a g ic S c o re P h o n o __ A Specializing in Foreign Cars Are you Interested in joining a league? Model 20H7 I A Loaners Available up to date assortment — you’ll love our variety Y e s r No Discover fex yourself how AMF MAGICSCORE Day and time preferred:______A Complete Collision Work of merchandise and our friendly service— lots computerized scoring system makes ^— Coupon Expiret 4/30/83 1 A Free Estimates of new and Interesting things have arrived — bowling more fun than ever! come browse with us. 24 HOUR TO W ING SERVICE "loin Our Summer Youth League Now!” W e believe in making things better. ’a i r n i a u anO MOReIJ SILVER LANES CAPITOL EQUIPMENT Mon-Sat Thur. Closed 569-2990 38 Main St., Manchaatar 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 9-5:30 til 8 Sunday Laltureland 643-7958 R T E . 8 3 . TALCOTTVIUg 748 SILVER LANE. E. HARTFORD subsldta^ .4 AMF ln.»rpormMl RECREATION FACILITIES MAP KEY . Manchester High School . Sennet Jr. High School iiXfiOkV. . Illing Jr. High School . Bowers School . Nathan Hale School . Verplanck School ^OOLt ’TUWH^KB . Waddell School . East S ide Center . Com munity "Y” . Mahoney Recreation Center v-jccT C11*T1W . s . Nike Site . C harter Oak Park (£ . Robertson Park *T . M t. Nebo Park . Center Springs''Park . M em orial Field IfBi . Swanson Pool . Saulters Pool . Verplanck Pool . Waddell Pool . Globe Hollow Pool . Manchester Community College . Manchester Country Club MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE By Ro SUM1VIER N O N -C R ED IT PROGRAMS Heroli

In tl “ Duel, CALL 646-2137 commi highw tnicke ADULT PROGRAMS YOUTH PROGRAMS it were except as noted) — SPORT CLINICS — “ Du( starting Date Fee (the fee for each clinic is $40) tnickei Writers' Workshop June $25 intimic Clinic^ Dates Biofeedback June 6 $28 destrui S o c c e r June 20-24 actione Conversational Italian June 6 $31 Soccer 12-15 June 20-24 drive i Stress Reduction June 21 $33 Baseball 8-10 June 27-July 1 obstaci Calligraphy June 7 $35 Baseball 11-14 June 27-July 1 route t Willi Self-Growth Through Journal Boy’s Basketball 8-11 July 5-9 W riting June 7 $36 Boy's Basketball man oi 12-15 July 5-9 Transp Financial Record Keeping Tennis Begin. July 11-15 council for Small Businesses June 8 $36 Tennis Interm . J u ly 1 1 -1 5 can to Cartooning June 8 $35 G olf Begin. August 1-5 Toda Advanced Acting June 9 $55 G olf Interm . August 1-5 dozen tives ai Computers for Travel Agents June 9 $100 — Cell» i » For KUb to ob! Solar Food Dryer Workshop (days) June 6 $38 Course Date driving Manchester: A Social Studies the roa Laboratory (days) June 20 $34 Naiure and the Arts (8-12) June: T h e) Botanical Art; Wild Flowers Typing For Teens (10-16) June 20-July 7 $42 organi: on Display (days) What Is Solar Energy? (12-17) July 12-28 $30 works June 21 $30 road Si ers. “ 1 way it I Registration by phone Cowpwtw d n k i For KMt Registration in person Vend drove a 646-2137 (the fee for each clinic is $50) Community Services Office Barriei Ages 11 -13, July 5-14 or July 18-28,12:45-2:15 p.i of Hart Until 2 weeks before a course starts Agee 14-17, July 5-14 or July 18-28, &30-4 p.m. Until 3 days before a course starts as that

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