Verdict Upsets Victim Diocese of Bridgeport, Will Speak on the Law,” Room 128

24 - THE HERALD, Wed,, April 1, 1981 Speakers to highlight East Catholic justice day M ANCHKSTER - East Catholic • Communicate the fact that, as Ms. Luisa Cullina, a native Peru­ teacher of ecology and world peace congressional advocate for the tation with Ms. Cullina on the effects ------1------High School, as an expression of its Christians, we are all commissioned vian, who is co-ordinator of the at St. Thomas Aquinas High ^hool organization Bread for the World, of colonialism on the Hispanic peo­ commitment to social justice, has to be responsive to the needs of the Hispanic Apostolatg for the in NeW Britain, and active in the will discuss its "Political Aspects ple, room 228. invited 26 guest speakers to help poor and to seek a more just social Archdiocese of Hartford, will discuss antinuclear movement, will give a and Corporate Responsibility,” ■nie Rev. Robert O’Donnell of St. celebrate its Justice and Peace Day order. the "Effect of Colonialism on the slide presentation, “Acceptable rooms 230 and 240. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Storrs, is on Thursday. Other speakers, besides Bishop Hispanic People.” Her presentation Risk?” This will be followed by a Bruce Martin, staff member of the an active worker with teens aid Thursday On that day. all classes will be Roszza, will be: -Sister Lucille will be shared with the Rev. Joseph discussion, room 227. American Friends Service Com- college students and will share his April 2,1961 canceled while students and staff Bessette, director of the Office of Odeir, room 228. Mrs. Katherine Egan, a mitte, will show the film, “War expertise on “Youth and the Law,” Manchester, Conn. listen to speakers whose work in­ Ministry to Prisons for the Norwich Manchester resident who is active in 'Without Winners,” and follow it with room 228. volves them with justice and the law Diocese, who wili discuss her work Senator William Curry, of the 9th a discussion concerning the effects 25 Cents District, will share his knowledge of the Nestle Boycott, has a film to Robert Richard, chairman of Blast or justice and social responsibility. in the prisons and the need for show which will be followed by a dis­ of nuclear war. This will be in the Catholic’s history department, will The most Rev. Peter A. Rosazza. justice and understanding. Room the probelms of the elderly by dis­ physics lab. H erald cussion on the why of the boycott. cussing “Justice for the Elderly,” discuss the “Hypocrisy of HUD in auxiliary bishop of Hartford, well- 228; Mrs. Mary Breen, a Manchester Patrick Egan, the other half of the Paul McCarthy of the Manchester and Glastonbury,” room known for his work on behalf of the native and active member in the music room. Metropolitan District Commission, 231. Serving the (heater Manchester Area for Years The Rev. James Donagher, ad­ Egan team, and active in the work of 100 poor, will be the keynote speaker organization. Bread for the World, the American Friends Service Com­ will speak on “Water Preservation Sister Sue Ann Shay, a lawyer of Sister Teresa McGrath, coor­ will show a filmstrip and explain the m inistrator of the Im maculate and Projection for Future Consump­ many years experience, and now Conception Parish. Hartford and ac­ mittee of Voluntown, will show the dinator of Justice and Peace Day, work of that organization. Room 240. film, “War Without Winners,” and tion,” room 220. legal advocate for the poor in the said the purpose of it is to: Mrs. Nancy Carr, executive direc­ tive in the Apostolate for Spanish will discuss the “Nuclear Freeze on The Rev. Dave McDonald, of the Hartford area, will discuss her role speaking, people, will present the • Help the student become more tor of the Manchester Area Arms,” room 221. Justice and Peace Commission of many problems faced by the Puerto in that capacity, room 226. aware of social injustices in a local Conference of Churches, will speak The Rev. Tom Goekler, Sacred the Archdiocese of Hartford, active in Ralph Taylor Jr., Northeast area as well as in the wider world on ''Povertv Pockets in Ricans iii Hartford, room 225. education and former teacher at The Rev. Gerry Dorn, a Glenmary Heart Parish of Hartford, who regional director of the Church • Provide the ciimate for student Manchester,” room 226; The Rev. recently returned from a visit to East Catholic, will share his World Service, has been a world AAetheney acquitted; Home MIssioner, will show slides investigation of the relationship Kenneth Bonadtes, a member of the Central and Latin America, will knowledge of the ‘‘Housing traveler with first-hand, knowledge and comment on the "poverty in Ap­ beiween having and not having faculty at East Catholic and recently speak of his ministry in the light of Problems” in Hartford, room 222. of the needs of the poor and the cry palachia," while stressing the need ' Provide opportunities for discus­ returned from Puerto Rico, will the "Needs of the Hispanic Com­ Mrs. Carol Mulomphy, former of the hungry in so many parts of the sion of political structures—how show a film and discuss some of the for more workers with a sense of munity,” room 238. teacher in the Manchester schools world. His talk will concern the qes- they can .serve to free people or to problems he found among the poor, justice and love, room 221. and now associated with the Youth tion, “How Do We Help the Needy?” Sister Carolvn Jean Dupuy, a Ms, Rose-Marie Gorman, co­ oppress them. room 220. chairperson of the commission on Services of Manchester, will share room 242. World Justice and Peace in the her experiences on “Teenagers and Mrs. Pat Wise, vice president, ad­ verdict upsets victim diocese of Bridgeport, will speak on the Law,” room 128. ministration and regional director of "Human Rights in the Light of the Connecticut Right-to-Life Cor­ By MARTIN KEARNS witnesses to the firebombing, Gilliland and Aging study completed Happenings in El Salvador,” room The Rev. Joseph Odell, director of poration, will discuss ‘"The Right to another 18-year-old Manchester youth, Eric ' Herald Reporter 228. the Hispanic Apostolate for the Life,” and its many aspects, room HOI,TON The needs assess­ decrease ' the isolation and he said, is a vital part of the study HARTFORD — An all-white jury Wednesday Don^li^testified Metheney executed the firebom­ The Rev. Allen Krauss, a strong Archdiocese, will share the presen­ 232. ment survey by the Senior Citizens alienation" of the elderly since it allows the derivation of acquitted a white West Virginian youth of federal bing'. Committee is completed and The survey questioned the town s similarities and contrasts between civil rights and weapons violation charges in the Metheney, however, took the stand in his own awaiting printing, according to com­ elderly on issues including transpor­ Bolton’s elderly and other towns' October firebombing of a black family’s defense, and .under questioning from his court- mittee member and director of the tation problems, handyman ser­ elderly needs. Manchester home. appointed lawyer, Thomas Dennis, refuted their project David Mitchell vices. housing, and tax alleviation. He said he had received the data Charles Norman Metheney Jr., 19, found inn(>- testimony. The accused said he ran when The study derives recommen­ cent on federal charges, still faces state prosecu^ Gilliland and Donze went toward the home from the NCCA, and from com­ Holding a large jar of jelly beans, First Lady Nancy Reagan The survey was entirely funded by dations. Mitchell said, but declined parison, the town's elderly needs WHY tioh on a first-degree arson charge. Eugene carrying a glass jar filled with gasoline, but said the North Central Committee on the disclosure of them until the results generally "looked average.” waves to onlookers Wednesday as. she arrives at George Gilliland, 18, the former Manchester friend he assumed Gilliland threw the bomb. Aging with -$5,700. The study was are presented to the Board of m e study should be printed within At fiieUjWt'-i Washington University Hospital to visit her husband. (UPl whom Metheney visited, already has been con­ In closing arguments, Dennis said inconsisten­ designed, according to a rough draft Selectmen. three weeks, he said, and copies will photo) victed of accessory to third-degree arson in state cies existed in the testimony of the prosecution of the survey, to "assess the needs of Last month, Mitchell was attemp­ be sent to both the selectmen and PAY Superior Court. witnesses. “The truth never changes, the truth the aged in Bolton through personal ting to locate comparison data from the NCCA. adding that the "real \ After deliberating nearly four hours in the U.S. remains constant. 1 submit to you that Eric interviews,” with the goal to other towns, for the study This data. work is done." District courthouse, the jury at 2:07 p.m. Donze was lying and that Eugene Gilliland was I' »WE’RE Wine about the night of Oct. 2 ” Wednesday informed a clerk it had reached a MORE? Reagan better; verdict. Tension built as a small crowd filled the Gilliland signed a plea-bargaining agreement hearing room for the culmination of the six-day Nov. 18, 1980, promising to testify against NOT trial Metheney in exchange for a reduced-arson GOP fills one vacancy charge. Donze, a self-confessed witness to the Half an hour later. Judge Jose A. Cabranes WDOARR - The Republican Planning and Zoning Commission. meeting on Tuesday, he said, and entered the court and was passed the verdict by bombing, has not been charged in the firebom­ Town Committee filled a vacant can­ According to committee Chairman could possibly be Nellie Boisvert, resumes duties jury foreman Lyndon Gilmore. “Count one. Not bing. didate position for the Board of Ylo Anson, the committee was FOOLIN” guilty. Count two. Not guilty," read Judge In the end, the jury was unable to convict who was endorsed by the Finance, but failed to endorse a can­ expecting to endorse Cynthia Clark Democratic Town Committee for Gabranes. Metheney of possession of an unregistered didate for the position of town clerk. for the position of town clerk, but she the same position. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Hanging on each word, Chhrles Norman weapon, known as a Molotov cocktail. A day John L Kostic was endorsed for a withdrew her candidacy last night. He said the committee may come pajama-clad President Reagan took Metheney Sr., the accused's father, reached for a before, the judge had defined possession as four-year position on the Board of Anson said that the committee in­ up with "someone new,” adding that his first steps outside his hospital Related news handkerchief and sobbed tears of relief in open direct or constructive. In order to possess the Finance, left vacant by finance tends to endorse someone for the the committee is in "no rush” to fill room today and downed a hearty court. homemade bomb, the jury had to believe board member Bud Hohman's position, and several possibilities the vacancy, since it has until 24 breakfast. Doctors said Reagan's On the other side of the courtroom, a stunned Metheney either physically carried it, or resignation are being examined. hours before the May 9 election to chest is still painful, but his bullet on Page 3 Harris family, whose home was heavily damaged knowingly had power to exercise control over it Kostic is also chairman of the A candidate may be endorsed at a endorse a candidate. AUTO-DEFROST pierced left lung has expanded. in the firebombing, bitterly received the verdict, — regardless of who held it. REFRIGERATOR Deputy press secretary Larry 'icendia Harris, in tears and clutching her 15- Cl\^rles Norman Metheney, 19, of A second charge accussed Metheney of in­ Speakes said the president signed a a noon meeting with Senate ear-old daughter who narrowly escaped injury West Virginia, is shown being ied timidating and interering with the civil rights of proclamation this morning and met Republican leader Howard Baker tq said, “I feel like a fool.” the Harris family. The government shouldered A from the Manchester Poiice Depart­ FREE for five or 10 minutes with White discuss legislation and a working Her husband, an angry Bruce Meggett, the burden of proving Metheney willfully and Budget reviews varied House chief of staff James Baker conference with Vice .President stormed from the courtroom. “Look at the jury. ment Oct. 8, 1980 after his arrest in forcefully singled out the Harris family because 500 STAMPS and Baker’s deputy, Michael George Bush — symbols of White It’s a white man’s country and it has been for 300 the firebombing of the Brent Road they were black. (.OAKNTRA - The Board of system and a new gifted program more challenging subject matter. with tach Deaver. He also received a national House determination to proceed with years. The black man has to suffer, when is it home of a Manchester black family. The state is expected to bring Metheney to trial proposed for the middle school, F.ducation's $4 3 million budget The plan includes hiring a teacher security briefing. "business as usual.” going to stop? I have hatred,” said Meggett when Metheney was acquitted by a jury in a couple of months. Assistant State’s Attorney received both criticism and support costing an estimated $16,000. for the class. 400 Purchase Reagan’s schedule today included "Chest X-rays show that the he came face to face with reporters. Kevin McMahon, who has been handling the at a public hearing Tuesday night at The gifted program was the center A public hearing for the town president’s injured lung is expanded “My baby was almost killed. Do the jury care? Wednesday of federal charges state’s case, periodically sat in on the federal the high school of most of the conversation, and budget is slated for Thursday night — I' , i8t»n^tng-w^, a favorable P b’Uw lttjge care? No, they don't give a damn,” lodged in connection with the Inci­ trial. At the same time. Jack Bailey, Hartford received both support and criticism at the high school auditorium. indication of his continued progress added Mrs. Harris, still in tears. dent. He still faces arson charges In County state’s attorney, said he will review the P The school budget shows an in­ from various sources. s and recuperation,” said Dr. Daniel Ben Andrews, president of the Connecticut state court. (Herald photo by Kearns) federal case. crease of $518,971. 13.8 percent over One teacher asserted that a gifted Blood pressure clinic Huge, the president’s personal physi­ NAACP, said he hoped “the strong hand of In Manchester, police Chief Robert Lannan last year's budget of $3,779,337. child, a child endowed with signs of COVENTRY — A blood pressure cian. justice will be felt” when Metheney is tried on Cabranes. “This was in some respects an es­ said the state’s charges will be more specific, The budget represents 67 percent easier comprehension of studies, clinic sponsored by Community In a mid-morning medical bulletin. state arson charges in the firebombing. The pecially difficult case for you to handle." and its case stronger. "Mr. Metheney will have of $6 4 million town budget, a could be identified and adequately 12 CU. FT. progress another time, another day in court. There is still Health Service, Inc., and held at Huge said the president “remains in charge carries a maximum sentence of life im­ proposed 10 mill increase. educated by the child’s regular 12” PORTABLE T.V • When the jury exited, the judge continued, “A Bane’s Pharmacy, will be from 2 2 DR. FAMOUS MAKE good condition with vital signs and prisonment, according to a state statute which considerable jeopardy for him." The town budget was presented to teacher, as it "was done in the BLACK & WHITE deplorable event took place in Manchester last p.m. on April 7. SQlSONMiSSU temperature well within normal went into effect the day before the bombing. Oct. 2.” Anyone involved in the firebombing As the trial ended. Judge Cabranes read from a a dissatisfied council last week by past." limits.” prepared statement, "For justice to be done, the ex-Town Manager Frank Connolly, Another person asserted that a There will be another blood * 0 9 0 15M STUMPS steady “Hopefully the state courts will do something remains sul^ect to penalty, the judge said, “The “He is experiencing some pain as proper rules and procedures must be followed. and some council members have gifted program contains flaws, and pressure clinic on April 21 at Hill’s different,” said Andrews. “It must stop here. state of Coifnecticut remains vitally concerned Pharmacy, from 1-3 p.m. anticipated in response to his injury That is the true and ultimate importance of this expressed desire for a zero mill in­ can lead to alienation of the child WASHINGTON (UPI) - White This family has suffered. The scars are there.” about the events of Oct. 2.” crease. 19” COLOR T.V. House press secretary James Brady, and surgical care, but he is able to Judge Cabranes dismissed the jury at 2:40 p.m. Explaining the unanimous verdict. Judge trial,” from the social element at school, if walk around the presidential sur­ Calling the court proceedings "the bedrock Superintendent Arnold Elman there is not proper Silk City Striders 100% SoHd State still in critical condition from a yesterday, after each juror was asked to affirm Cabranes said the jury "retained at least a gical suite,” Huge said. “His the verdict handed the court. “Is that your ver­ reasonable doubt about the defendant's guilt. ” freedom on which all our other rights depend, " presented the budget to the public at "mainstreaming," MANCHESTER - The Silk City bullet wound to the brain, showed continued improvement today and appearance reflects the effect of a dict?” asked the clerk, who in each instance was Although the prosecution asked the jury to con­ Judge Cabranes said, "The defendant received the hearing, citing the location of the Dr. Richard Ashley, chairman of Striders, a local running club, will precisely what he was entitled to have. Namely, largest increases. Salaries and *208 / his vital signs remained stable, the peaceful, night's sleep.” answered affirmatiyely. sider pieces of circumstantial evidence in their the Board of Education, said that the hold its first meeting April 2 at First Meantime, John W. Hinckley Jr., a fair trial.” benefits represent 51.7 percent of the project, as it is presently conceived, White House announced. “The court accepts that verdict,” said entirety, its case hinged on the testimony of two Federal Savings and Loan Assn., 344 Brady underwent a routine post­ 25, accused of shooting the presi­ increase, with energy items and tui­ allows for proper "mainstreaming" W. Middle Tpke. at 7:30. The tion taking 15.2 percent and 12.7 per­ operative (TT-scan — two-way X-ray dent, his press secretary and two The mechanics of the project, he program will include physical NOW ON DISPLAY lawmen in a spatter of gunfire Mon­ cent respectively. said, would take about 30 students — at the hospital and it showed him therapists from Manchester UVE DEMONSTMTIONS 1Vi 30” ELECTRIC day, was ordered held today for an The budget includes a net cut of out of their regular classroom making “steady progress,” doctors Hospital discussing stretching. The extensive mental examination to 5 78 personnel from the school periodically, and present them with RCA VIDEO DISC at George Washington University Lower liquor prices possible public is welcome. 'i- .■ Medical Center said. determine his mental competency, SPECIAL SAVINGS ’The 40-year-old presidential assis­ despite his lawyer’s objection. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut effect May 1 if it is approved by the residents from buying their liquor in through „aic-t territorial borders by ON ALL tant is recovering in the intensive Hinckley appeared subdued at a consumers could raise a toast to Senate and Gov. William O’Neill, is other states. allowing retailers to buy from other care unit from wounds suffered in brief hearing in the federal lower liquor prices as of May 1 under projected to raise about $430,0(K) in Carragler, co-chairman of the wholesalers if they agree to pick up VCR’S the attack Monday on President courthouse marked by heavy securi­ a bill to repeal the state's minimum the current fiscal year and $2.6 Legislature’s General Law Com­ the shipment. Five violate zone rules VISIT OUR L.__ _ The House soundly defeated an markup which has passed the House million in the next budget year. mittee, called the compromise COVENTRY - Five viola­ property on Nathan Hale Drive. uncompleted structure.” Reagan. ty- VIDEO TAPE LIBRARYI The White House reported that X- of Representatives. measure the "fairest bill to the con- amendment to keep the wholesaler tion notices of zoning regulations The notices direct the owner to Wheeler said the uncompleted "Rudimentary vision and Legislative leaders backed the oft- 25” !.¥• cognitive test results are satisfac­ rays of Reagan press secretary The measure sent to the Senate on debated idea in their attempt to plug "sumer” and all the parties involved. territories intact after warnings the have been issued to four persons by both remove the structure and junk structure is the foundation for a geo­ FULL SIZE OVEN provision could "hold retailers Zoning Agent Ernest Wheeler. from the property within 10 days, or 100% Solid Stat* tory,” the White House medical James Brady, still in critical condi­ a 92-49 vote Wednesday is aimed at a $45 million deficit in the current Package store owners, desic dome home. McKinney has NNUSSU tion from a bullet wound to the increasing liquor sales competition, wholesalers and distributors have all hostage to a particular wholesaler ” James Ryan of 24 Nathan Hale subject to fine. been directed to vacate the premises FREE S YR. WARANTEE bulletin said. budget. *248 12M STUMPS brain, showed “steady progress." lowering prices and generating more been lobbying heavily for their in­ The chamber did approve an Drive has been issued two violation Craig J. McKinney was issued a within 10 days or be subject to fine. ON PICTURE TUBE. "Physicians report that Mr. The projection assumes liquor James Brady’s post-operative Brady was the most critically revenue for the lean state coffers. sales will increase because repeal of terests in the issue. amendment to retain the territories notices, one for the construction of violation notice for "living in a base­ Two other notices have been FREE 1 YR. PARTS A LABOR for beer only because of the effect on ment in violation of section 6.13 of progress continues to improve and wounded of the four victims of Mon­ The measure eliminates wholesale the markup will allow more com­ The bill diminishes the control atj, unauthorized structure located on issued to two persons, and they have the “bottle bin'.’ Stfuth Street, and another for the Coventry zoning regulations. S A Q 7 bonus sui his vital signs are stable. He day’s shooting and doctors first gave and retail minimum markups on petition in pricing and discourage wholesalers have over the market been directed to correct their him little chance to survive. "storage of junk and trash” on his ‘The structure is considered to be an respective violations. ■ 1 9 f 2500 Stamps remains in critical condition in the liquor and establishes a 5-year intensive care unit.” “Physicians report that... Brady’s moratorium on the issuance of new The medical statement also said post-operative progress continues to package store permits. Hearing scheduled post-operative drainage tubes placed improve and his vital signs are "This bill will clearly lower the' stable," the statement said. price of alcoholic liquor to the con­ Booze bill remains alive Month of at Brady’s head wouqd were "A lot of small and large retailers Reagan ate a hearty breakfast of sumers of Connecticut and thus HARTFORD (UPI) - Package Carroll Hughes, lobbyist for the COVENTRY — A public hearing on a proposed zoning removed. will just go out of business " if the “Mr. Brady is ablb to cooperate in fresh orange juice, honeydew melon, generate considerable sales tax store owners who lost a key round in Connecticut Package Store Associa­ regulation change of land on Bread and Milk Street is tion, said the group would now focus repeal goes through, said Felix scheduled for April 13. April his nursing care through working two softboil^ eggs, whole wheat revenue for the state of Connec­ their fight against a bill to repeal its efforts on the upper chamber. Leopoldino, who has owned a New The petition has been filed by Ronald and Norman with the nurses to position himself toast and honey, and decaffeinated ticut,” said Rep. Robert Carragher, ' Connecticut’s minimum markup on liquor prices are looking at a new The Senate has appeared more Britain package store for 11 years. Nadeau, owners of Sabrina Pools Company, and includes for standard treatment,” the an­ coffee. D-Hartford, a key proponent of the ring — the state Senate. divided on the issue. He said the public was "being plans to turn the abandoned chicken farm into a place to SPECIALS nouncement said. Reagan also watched television, bill. 2 and read newspapers, the White Minimum markup requires More than 150 retailers, sporting "Certainly we’re going to work up railroaded ” into believing elimina­ manufacture wooden hot tubs. WESTINBHOUSE DELUXE Wednesday, Brady whispered tion of the markup would lead to a "Raccoon — his fifst word since the House news summary — including wholesalers and retailers to set bright "Save My Job — Vote for here, place our arguments before the The proposed change is from residential to light in­ AUTOMATIC DHYER senators,” he said. decrease in liquor prices. dustrial, and is confined to the property, approximately shooting. articles praising his sense of humor alcoholic beverage prices at specific Minimum” stickers, lined Capitol 13” COLOR T.V. MULTI OYCLE • 3 CYCLE DISHWASHER under stress — and the National percentages above their costs. A hallways and buttonholed legislators “We're trying to keep our "When everyone goes out of 30 acres large, owned by the Nadeau’s. “Raccoon” is Brady’s nickname business the prices will go up 1 YR. PARTS GUARANTEE Custom Entrgy Savar for his wife Sarah. And Mrs. Brady, Review. pending suit in federal court charges Wednesday to lobby against the bill. minimum price so we can stay in Zoning Agent Ernest Wheeler said that the proposed 100% Solid StatB business,” said Robert Davanzo of again,” he said. AUTO SHUT OFF at his bedside, then gently en­ Shortly before 10 afm. EJT, the the law violates the Sherman Anti- Their effort failed as the House change is "quite controversial," and cited a previous Includas door oanol New Britain, who has been in the Minimum markup requires attempt by the Planning and Zoning Commission to couraged her still critically ill hus­ Trust Act. passed the bill on a 92-49 vote and MINUS SIH t9 l| | | MINUS SU t o n o ^ m m Please turn to page 12 The measure, which would take sent it to the Senate. package store business for 31 years. PleuiK' turn lo pugr 12 change the area to light residential use that was publicly ISOU STUMPS * £ 9 0 1500 STUMPS 2500 STUMPS band to count aloud from one to 10. defeated. 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^• T■ t - 5 fs-r,- • '.i-.A-i.~-. 2 - THE HERALD, Thurs.. April 2, 1981 Z9,z; THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 — ,3 L^3000 n§~j- J rrf^ T c m TK m w v o A K Foster recalls letters news from accused assailant LOWES1 A*— Briefing TEMKPUTUNE8 By JAMES V. HEALION OHLIM(9N tW - NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Actress B— ---- W -l Jodie Foster says she rarely reads her fan mail, but she remembers the “love-type” notes and cards from John W. Hinckley because there \m w e a THCR FOTOCA8T • were so many of them. Handgun ban sought Sub dispute growing Miss Foster, however, told a news v t e m p conference Wednesday at Yale WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Navy has added a $400 University that none of the letters Mass., whose brothers John and Robert fell victim to w million twist in its running dispute with General Hinckley wrote ever mentioned assassins' bullets, is trying to ban cheap handguns in the Dynamics Corp. over production of Trident nuclear mis­ President Reagan or an assassina­ wake of the attempted assassination of President Weather sile submarines. . tion attempt and said she had never Reagan. met Hinckley, 25, the son of a "Whether the victim is Ronald Reagan or someone The Navy announced Wednesday it harwithheld award wealthy Colorado oil company presi­ whose name the nation will never know, it is time for us of a ninth Trident sub contract to General Dynamics, dent. to disarm the violent criminals, the killers and the psy­ whose Electric Boat division is three years behind delivery of the first submarine. The 18-year-old actress, a chopaths of their ... cheap handguns," Kennedy said Today’s forecast freshman drama student at Yale, ad­ Wednesday. In an apparent pressure tactic, the Navy said it has Becoming mostly sunny, windy and mild today. Highs mitted she was “very frightened” Kennedy's was among the latest voices added to a decided not to exercise an existing option with the and cried when she found out Mon­ chorus of calls for tougher gun laws in response to Mon­ in the 60s. Tonight fair. Lows in the upper 30s to lower Groton, Conn.-based boat division to build the ninth sub day night that Hinckley was being day’s shooting of the president. But even many advocates 40s. Friday fair windy and warm. Highs 70 to 75. Westeriy for $400 million and will renegotiate the contract. held for shooting the president and said the chances of immediate success are slim winds 15 to 25 mph today diminishing and becoming The Navy did not say with which yard it will negotiate southwest 10 to 15 mph tonight increasing to 15 to 25 mph three others outside the Washington with, but Electric Boat is the nation’s oiily private sub­ Friday. Hilton. Murder link seen marine contractor geared to build the largest Navy sub. “I sort of reacted badly,” she said. Sources said the decision was made by Navy Secretary Extended outlook “I guess I cried, or whatever. I felt very shocked, very frightened, very ATLANTA lUPl) — Authorities say the drowning John Lehman, with approval from Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Extended outlook for New England Saturday through distressed.” death of a 21-year-old black man who had "the mind of a Monday: Reagan. The picutre is undated but Following the attack on the presi­ Actress Jodie Foster, 18, is shown during a TV interview at child" and neither fished nor swam may be connected Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Chance This photo acquired by UPI shows John dent, FBI agents searched with the murders of 21 black children. of showers Saturday and again Monday. Fair Sunday. Hinckley Jr., as he sits on fence wall In front believed to have been taken within the past Hinckley’s Washington, D.C., hotel Yaie University in New Haven, Wednesday. She said she cried Eddie Lamar "Bubba" Duncan was pulled from the Highs in the 60s Saturday and mostly 50s Sunday and of the White House. Hinpkley Is accused as year. (UPI photo) room and found an unmailed letter upon learning she has received “iove-type” fan maii from the Chattahoochee River two miles from the spot where Thais seeking peace Monday. Overnight lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s addressed to Miss Foster. man accused of trying to kiii President Reagan, but that none Timothy Hill. 13. the last known victim of the child killers the attempted assassin of President Ronald Saturday cooling to the mid 30s to mid 40s Sunday and “la m leaving now for the Hilton was found one day earlier BANGKOK, Thailand. (UPI) — Rebellious officers, of the letters mentioned J^eagan or any assassination piot. Monday. Hotel to get Reagan. I hope by doing Duncan lived in the Techwood housing project, and threatened by forces loyai to Prime Minister Prem Tin- Picture was taken off a teievision monitor. (UPi photo) Vermont: Scattered showers and thunderstorms Satur­ this, you will notice me later,” the vanished March 20. the day its residents began patrolling sulaonda, asked today for a meeting with the king that day. Highs 65 to 75. Low in 40s and low 50s. Partly sunny letter said, in part. amorous nature, she said, "I believe girlfriend. with baseball bats — a move some feared would only at­ would open the way for a peaceful end to their attempted and cooler Sunday and Monday. High in the 50s and low Miss Foster starred in the 1976 the letters were assumed to have MisS' Foster said she was "very tract the killers. coup. 60s. Lows in the 30s and iower 40s. Security measures tight movie “Taxi Driver,” in which she been love-type letters" scared” to talk to reporters. Pushed to the brink of a civil war and with a loyalist Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers Satur­ played a 12-year-old prostitute who She said, for example, she “It's quite a traumatic thing, ” she tank column only 60 miles from the capital, both sides day. Fair Sunday. Mostiy cloudy north and a chance of befriends a lonely, mentally unstable received a greeting card with the said. Oscar wasn’t stolen suddeniy made ^ a c e gestures to end the two-day stan­ rain south Monday. Lows 35 to 45 Saturday and Sunday cabbie who attempts to assassinate a words, “I love you,” written several She said she wants to resume her doff in the strategically iocated U.S. ally. dropping to 25 to 35 Monday. Highs in the 56s to lower 60s presidential candidate. times. normal life at Yale and return to her HOLLYWOOD (UP() — It turns out one of Hollywood's The rebels backed down Saturday cooling to the 40s and lower 50s Sunday and at Hinckley's hearing Miss Foster told reporters Miss Foster said when she first role in a play presented by the from their piedge to defend coveted Oscars was not stolen after all. Monday. Wednesday she received three neara anout the assassination Educational Center for the Arts, an ‘‘at all costs" the capital Wednesday by a court-appointed psy­ Jodie: There is a definite possibility '’Reporters were told during Tuesday night's Academy WASHINGTON (UPI) - letters last September and several attempt late Monday afternoon she off campus group of Yale students. chiatrist at the Marine Corps base at that I will be killed in my attempt to Award festivities that an impostor had walked onstage they seized Wednesday and Authorities whisked John W. more early in March — all signed tried not to think about it. In the play, "Getting Out," she Quantico, Va., where he has been get Reagan. It is for this reason that and picked up the OscdV for Ferenc Rofusz, winner for requested a meeting with IS -.-!' Hinckley Jr., accused of trying to either by'a John W. Hinckley, or with When she returned to her room at 9 portrays a prostitute v)ho kills a taxi kept isolated under 24-hour guard. I am writing you now.” best achievement in animated short films for "The Fly” King Bhumbibol, who N ational forecast kill President Reagan, through a the initials J.W.H. p.m. Monday, however, her room­ driver. ^curity was extremely tight, with The neat, handwritten letter The bearded man never returned to his seat in the A black scorch is visible on the gingerbread aligned himseif with Prem. tight ring of security at U.S. District She said she threw away the mate, aware of the notes and letters, By United Press International Los Angeles r 63 52 .02 metal detectors set up both at the en­ reviewed Hinckley’s attempts to Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, and Academy of Motion Pic­ griliwork at the rear of Ceasar's Palace Political analysts said Court today to face a preliminary letters last September, adding she said, ‘“John Hinckley' and ‘I said, the request was the “first City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville c 74 40 .... trance of the building — located at reach the actress through “dozens of Cleaning floors ture Arts and Sciences officials said the statuette was Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev„ where fire erupted Albuquerque pc 74 40 .... Memphis c 79 50 .... hearing. receives a great deal of unsolicited John Hinckley what,'" Miss Foster concrete indication" coup the foot of Capitol Hill — and outside poems, letters and messages.” missing. Anchorage s 36 29 .12 Miami Bech pc 82 69 .... Hinckley, who left a letter in his mail and seldom regds it. recalled. LANCASTER, Pa. (UPI) - Or­ in a fifth floor room. Two firefighters are leader Gen. Sant Chit- “Jody, I would abandon this idea But the academy disclosed Wednesday morning the Asheville c 72 46 .02 Milwaukee c 53 28 .... hotel room addressed to teen-age ac­ But she said when more letters Within 10 minutes of the exchange dinary detergent and water will do returning to their units after the blaze was of getting Reagan in a second if I Oscar was retrieved at the gala banquet later in the patima wants to negotiate Atlanta c 76 47 .06 Minneapolis c 52 36 .... tress Jodie Foster suggesting he turned up early last month, she with her roommate, she said she got just as good a job on some no-wax could only win your heart and live evening, explaining that the statuette had been picked up extinguished within 20 minutes. (UPI photo) a solution and predicted Billings r e i 36 .... Nashville c 75 39 .... planned to “get” Reagan, arrived at turned them over to Calhoun College a telephone call saying the FBI floors as new maintenance.products the rest of my life with you, whether bv a confused Hungarian film official. Prem would return to Birmingham c 79 41 .... New Orlens pc 74 60 .06 the federal courthouse in a black Feds make sure Dean Eustace Theodore, who gave wanted to talk to her. being promoted for the same use. so 42 .68 it be in total obscurity or whatever,” power. Boston c New York c 62 52 .43 limousine more than an hour before them to the Yale campus police. Hinckley is known to have Robert D. Gates, assistant general Brwnsvll Tx.pc 78 69 .... Oklahom Cty c 81 50 .... nothing happens it said. Experts probe fire From Korat, the base 140 the scheduled hearing. “In none of these letters and notes registered in his own name at the manager of the floor division for Buffalo pc 60 42 .06 Omaha c 72 52 .... “This letter is being written an miles northeast of Bangkok The presidential-style car bearing ... was any mention, reference, or Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven Armstrong World Industries, says Poles seek food, aid where Prem sought refuge, Charlstn S.C. c 66 54 1.48 Philadelphia c 70 46 .47 hour before I leave for the Hilton LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Arson experts sealed the Charlott N.C. c 77 54 .... Phoenix pc 63 .... Hinckley whipped into an un­ implication ever made as to violent March 1 and March 2 and may have produejs containing fioor polish or a the prime minister broad­ 89 Hotel (where Reagan was shot.) polish-cleaner combination are gutted remains of luxury suite Room 584 at Caesars Chicago c 57 37 .... Pittsburgh c 69 46 .06 derground parking area at the acts against anyone, nor was the slipped the notes under the door of WARSAW, Poland (UPII — As Polish Deputy Premier cast. his own conciiiatory It concluded: “Jodie, I’m asking Palace today pending completion of an investigation into Cleveland c 68 38 .... Portland M. pc 46 40 .70 courthouse. ’The suspect was brought the courtroom of U.S. l(lagistrate president ever mentioned,” Miss Miss Foster’s room at Welch Hall on neither necessary nor desirable on Miecyslaw Jagielski went from Paris to Washington you to please look into your heart the fourth Vegas hotel-casino blaze in five months. Tinsulaunda Columbus c 73 46 .... Portland Ore. r 54 42 .... by helicopter from the Quantico Lawrence Margolis where the Foster said. the Old Campus. many no-wax floors. Gates says the today seeking emergency financial and food aid for his and at least give me the chance with Flames erupted Wednesday in the fifth floor room of The peopie involved in Dallas c 83 48 .... Providence c 53 33 1.11 Marine compound 40 miles from the hearing was scheduled. “I have never met, spoken to, or in None of the notes or letters bore a choice of cleaner depends on the broke nation, the Solidarity union formally took its 10 this historical deed to gain your the hotel's 14-story central tower, injuring 16 people and the revolutionary group include our friends," said Prem, Denver pc 72 38 .... Richmond c 78 56 .... capital to the National War College The psychiatrist’s report was any way associated with one John W. postmark. type of floor and how you want it to million members off strike alert. respect and love. I love you forever. forcing hundreds to flee smoke-filled halls. Downstairs, who was Sant's mentor and considered the rebel leader Des Moines c 68 « .... St. Louis c 73 43 .... grounds at Ft. McNair. sealed and will be turned over to the Hinckley,” she added. CBS News Wednesday reported look. Poland’s hunt for cash also extended to London, where 67 34 .... 41 .... (Signed) John Hinckley.” however, gamblers continued to play blackjack, roll dice his most trusted aide. "We know each other, but we must D etroit c Salt Lake Cityr 61 Surrounded by armed U.S. court to help determine whether Miss Foster declined to divulge the that a number of Yale students said He says vinyl no-wax floors need Polish officials Wednesday held a second day of talks to Duluth pc 47 29 .... San Antonio cy 86 51 .... Monday’s assassination attempt and play slot machines in the casino. do our duty” . marshals assigned to protect him, he Hinckley, the son of a wealthy contents of the letters and notes they drank with Hinckley in a bar on only be swept and cleaned with seek new emergency loans of $1 billion and defer repay­ El Paso pc 80 42 .... San Diego r 66 57 .... resembM a scene in Miss Foster’s Arson investigators searched until late Wednesday Prem said his forces were in contact with the rebeis was transferred to the armored Denver oilman, is competent to because “I don’t want to jeopardize one of those nights and that he detergent and water if you want a ment of $3.1 billion in loans due later this year. Hartford c 64 50 .58 San Franese pc 56 48 .... best-known movie, “Taxi Driver,” through the gutted five-room suite where the fire started, and wiil “act as smoothiy and softly as jiossible to avoid limousine, which was escorted by a stand trial and assist his lawyers in the prosecution.” But when asked if showed Miss Foster's picture low-gloss finish. Polish is called for large losses.” “I am confident this will be settled. It was Honolulu pc 84 70 .01 San Juan pc 86 74 .19 In the movie, actor Robert De Niro, but officials refused to'speculate whether the blaze was Indianapolis c 68 33 .... Seattle r 54 40 .... motoreade of anned U.S. marshals. his defense. they were of a threatening or around, bragging she was his periodically if you want a high gloss. deliberately set. all needless and unnecessary,” Prem said. “I think it will Authorities say the 25-year-old Hinckley is charged with attemp­ spurned by a woman campaign Jackson Mss. c 81 43 .... Spokane cy 48 30 .... worker, sets out to assassinate her Although the room had been rented, nobody was all work out in the next day or two.” Jacksonville c 86 56 .19 Tam pa pc 82 69 .... Hinckley apparently tried to kill ting to assassinate Reagan/ and believed to be in Room 584 when the fire broke out, a Prem earlier ordered rebei soldiers to return to their Kansas City c 72 53 .... Washington pc 74 56 .45 Reagan in a desperate bid to impress assaulting a Secret Service agent. If candidate-boss. ‘Jemima’ hotel spokesman said. barracks and both sides conducted a battle of the air­ Las Vegas pc 81 54 .... Wichita pq 76 50 .... Miss Foster, 18. convicted, he could be sentenced to The Washington law firm of well- known defense attorney Edward Caesars Palace is located diagonally from the MGM waves, each issuing warnings of bloodshed unless the Little Rock c 81 58 .... “I would abandon this idea of get­ life imprisonment. dies at 76 Hotel where 84 people died in a fire last November. other conceded. ting Reagan in a second if I could Authorities ordered tight security Bennett Williams was retained by a “The whole world is suffering frorn economic only win your heart,” said the un­ at the courthouse to prevent a replay friend of Hinckley’s family to repre­ CHICAGO -Edith problems,” Queen Sirikit broadcast from Korat. “Our mailed letter left in his Washington, of Jack Ruby’s fatal shooting of Lee sent him, replacing court-appointed at­ DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! Wilson, shown at right in a country also faces external threats. Now is not the time D.C., hotel room. Harvey Oswald, the man accused of torneys. His new lawyers tried un­ 1980 photo, the famous for internal conflict.” .The letter was published in several assassinating President John F. successfully Wednesday to persuade "Aunt Jemima ” on the newspapers today, and law enforce­ Kennedy in Dallas in 1963. a magistrate to postpone the psy­ oatmeal box, died Tuesday. Almanac ment sources have confirmed the “We are going to make sure that chiatric exam and waive today’s She was 76. Coal miners picket general accuracy of the text. nothing happens to him,” said U.S. hearing. She gained national fame Lottery Hinckley, who was quickly sub­ Marshal Larry Bullock. The FBI was pursuing other leads on Hinckley across the nation. Wtai^ler as the motherly face in WASHINGTON (UPI) — Striking coal miners began By United Press International dued by Secret Service agents and The letter found by investigators Quaker Oats- Co. adver-1 picketing non-union soft coal mines within hours of rejec­ Today is Thursday, April 2, the 92nd day of 1981 with 273 police after the shooting, was in Hinckley’s room at Washington’s Agents removed unspecified items tising. Later, she played tion of a tentative contract, and stepped-up efforts were to follow. examined for three hours Park Central Hotel began, “Dear from his parents’ home in Aunt Jemima on radio and Numbers drawn Wednesday: forecast to hait coal production. The moon is moving toward its new phase. Evergreen, Colo., Tuesday, and television and in personal Wednesday normally would have found miners The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. questioned a parking lot attendant at appearances from 1948 to Connecticut 176 R.I. daily 2407 enjoying a paid holiday on the anniversary of their first The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Harvard University in Cambridge, 1966. Maine 576 R.I. weekly 277,4610,52941 eight-hour day. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. Mass., who said Hinckley parked his CHiNo:$ Vermont 314 Mass, daily 6098 Instead, they pondered the possibility of a long and French novelist Emile Zola was born April 2, 1840. car there about two weeks ago. New Hampshire 5467 Mass, weekly 578,64,0 costly walkout. On this date in history: Agents are conducting In 1792, Congress passed legislation authorizing the “painstaking” Investigations U.S. mint to coin money, all to be inscribed with the latin throughout the southern and western POLO’S words “E Pluribus Unum” — a motto meaning “Out of parts of the country to determine Work Pants From Wrangler Many, One.” Hinckley’s movements prior to his Capitol Region Highlights In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress for arrival in Washington about dawn For Guys And Gals I a declaration of war against Germany. Sunday, one source said. In 1932, Charles Lindbergh left $50,000 in bills in a New His path has been traced from Choose From A Rainbow York City cemetery in hopes of regaining his kidnaped New Haven in early March, to The proposal will be given to the Ordinance Com­ rf < # Denver \yhere he abandoned his car Of Spring Colors - Nothing was funny son. Bruno Hauptmann subsequently was found guilty of mittee of the Town Council. CRT programs cut kidnaping and murdering the Lindbergh child. He was last week, and to Los Angeles, where he began a three-day, cross-country Match them with the "IN " Polo Shirt HARTFORD — The Federal Communications Com­ executed. j # i U HARTFORD — The Community Renewal Team of bus trip that ended with his arrival in " mission found nothing funny about a college radio In 1974, French President Georges Pompidou died at Short Sleeve, or the Traditional Long Greater Hartford has announced the end of the evening Washington. station‘s April Fool’s Day report that President Position created the age of 62. and weekend emergency energy assistance programs. “We are in fact trying to establish Sleeve Oxford Reagan had died. where he has been and what he has VERNON — During budget deliberations The announcement b^am e effective Wednesday A thought for the day: American writer Isaac Goldberg Victor Tagliaferro, a senior engineer in the agency’s been doing over the past few Wednesday night, the Town Council approved a new because of the expiration of the organization’s con­ said, “Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the Boston office, said those people involved in the report months,” a source said. He said he rPLUS -I- PLUS -I- PLUS- position of assistant tax collector in lieu of hiring a tract. nicest way.” on WRTC-FM would be held responsible and could face was not aware of any criminal ac­ fines or revocation of their broadcast licenses. clerk to fill a vacancy in that office. Anyone in need of fuel aid should contact the social Tax Collector Sylvia Wilson had asked for more help tivity on Hinckley’s part other than FREE “LUUKIN’ GUUD” Station officials said the false report of Reagan’s worker in their town or go to the main office of CRT, his arrest last October for possessing death was aired about 11:40 a.m. W^nesday by Fred in her office due to the additional workload. But the ’ 3580 Main St., Hartford, Monday through Friday, 8 council agreed to wait on that request until the new firearms at Nashville Airport when T e * S h irt Hall, a man who works at the station but is not a stu­ a.m. to 4 p.m. 3hf Bfral^ President Carter was in town. dent at Trinity College, which holds the station’s finance officer is hired. Official Manche$ter Netvipaper wHh every purehase.., license. The council also approved the proposed $350,000 pen­ Team officials remind residents that the moratorium on utility shut off is April 15 and Trinity student Eric Gaydosh, who serves as sion fund budget while Christine Snow, chairman of USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 155 ★ Minimum Purchase-*15.00 residents are urged to arrange a hardship designation Bush stays put business manager at the station, heard the announce­ the Pension Board said it included no money for an up­ Published daily except Sunday and certain WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice graded pension plan that may be adopted. and installment payment schedule with the utility ment and went to the studios and ordered Hall to make companies. holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald President George Bqsh plans to stay a retraction before taking the station off the air. Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class put in Washington as long as he is CHINO’S 26.0 34 _ * 1 1 .9 0 The FCC, which received complaints about the postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMAiSTER; needed to carry out Oval Office t ' prank, ordered the station to remain off the air for Study to start Send address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, duties in the absence of a POLO’S S /Vi L XL. _ » 9 . 9 0 several hours, allowing broadcasting to resume early Manchester, Conn. 06040. recuperating and still-hospitalized in the evening. SOUTH WINDSOR — A study to determine the en­ ------4 President Reagan. OXFORD SPORT SHIRTS S-kA-L-XL. _ M 3 .9 0 vironmental impact of the proposed Buckland Com­ Amerbelle in court To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call Bush made the decision to curtail mons Mall will start today. It will be made by a team 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 1 ? ; # out-of-town travel Monday evening, Rent unit sought ' of federal, state and regional experts. VErtNON — A hearing to determine whether a Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Satui^y. when he was needed to substitute for The site of the inspection is on the South Windsor- Rockville firm is exempt from sewer user charges Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday throu^ Reagan at the White House, par­ Manchester town line. Pians for a 1.2 million square- Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. « *n -' - i-.-.'-’ -'anfei''*' ticularly in presiding over the l a s t HAKTFOlil) — The formation of a fair rent started Wednesday in Tolland County Superior Court 29TEIST CENTER ST. foot shopping center on 93 acres of land have been sub­ and will continue today. Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for Cabinet and National Security Coun­ MRNCHESTER, CT commission will be suggested by the Human Rights mitted to the South Windsor Pianning and Zoning Com­ one month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six OPEN THURS. & FRI. 'til9 P.M. Commission because members feel times warrant it. / cil. mission. On the 93 acres, 55 are in South Windsor.' Amerbelle Corp. sued the town in 1979 claiming the months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are “We have no plans to leave town The same proposal was made about four years ago but available on request. was dropped. .The team will analyze the soils to determine town doesn’t have the right to ask the firm to pay before the end of next week,” said SPRINGFIELD, ME SPRIN6DRLE MILL whether there is an underground water source on the sewer user charges. It cites a 1956 agreement which Bush’s press secretary, Peter OPEN EVERY NITE'til9:30 P.M. Lee Palino, chairman of the Human Rights Commis­ property and whether it would be affected by the involves exempting the firm from sewer assessments To place a classified or display advertisement, or This photo acquired by United Press International shows Teeley. sion said the establishment of the fair rent commission development. The drainage conditions will also be in turn for giving the former City of Rockville a to report a news item, story or picture idea, call John Hinckley Jr„ standing across the street from the yvhite Teeley said the vice president has would offer recourse to tenants being “gouged” by studied. The report should be ready the first week in peipetual right of way on Amerbelle property to install 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ cleared his calendar through next landlords. May. and maintain the sewer line. day through Friday. House. Hinckley Is accused as the attempted assassin of week to enable him to mesh President Ronald Reagan. The picture Is undated but Reagan’s appointment schedule with believed to have been taken within the past year. (UPI photo) his own.' 4 - THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2, 1981 - .5 GOP planning f MCC computer link boosts library resources MANCHESTER — Manchester Community College is Foundation gave a donation to purchase the terminal for this electronic catalog. In addition, information will be delivery service which already exists, hooked on computers. the library. immediately made available about whether a certain Other valuable services will come from automation in­ July carnival Recently it has acquired a computer terminal Which The major benefit of the new hook-up to the college will book is on the shelf in another holding library. eluding record-keeping, the production of overdue notices will connect its library into a computerized. system be the creation of an on-line catalog containing the titles The requesting librarian can transmit an immediate by machine, and a better system to keep track of held by the participating libraries. request for a book through the computer. In response, the delinquent borrowers no matter where they go with their Republicans. designed to make the collections of other participating MANCHKSTKR - The libraries readily available to MCC students. Searches by author, title or subject can be made with book can then be brought to the requesting library by a non-returning habits. , Republican Town Committee last ^ m e committee members said they worry that they would lack the The project is being administered by the Capitol night voted unanimously to plan a Region Library Council, a volunteer library cooperative. fund-raising carnival for sometime manpower to staff a carnival and they feared financial risks. Thirteen libraries in this cooperative are expected to in mid-July. enter the computer system this year, and five more are Finance subcommittee chairman “The downside risks are complete­ Lou Kocsis said he has had tentative ly borne by the operator,” responded expected to join next year. A large computer; with sufficently large storage negotiations with Modern vice chairman Curtis Smith. “If it capacity to handle data from all the libraries, is housed Amusements Inc. of Bristol and he rains for four days, the operator Deliu^partment Specials loses money, but the upside potential at the Hartford Graduate Center. MCC and other CHOICEST MEATS believes i carnival would be a big libraries joining the system have purchased their own KRAKU8 is ours. The more people we can lure money maker. terminals and pay an annual membership fee. The MCC "A carnival would be a lot of work, in, the more money we will make. IN TOWN IMPORTED HAM »*2.49 but it would also be potentially In other action, town Board of MUCKE’S NATURAL CASINO profitable," said Kocsis. "Being Directors member Peter DiRosa Hospital sponsors very conservative, we could reported that further cutt^g of the LEAN CENTER CUT HOT DOGS .*1.99 probably net $2,000 on this." municipal budget will be^ecessary, MORRELL Kocsis explained that 25 percent of but difficult. “We’re facing a real tough task in ongoing series BACDN gross ticket sales for the eight kiddie PORK CHOPS :r * LAND 0 LAKES rides would go to the local com­ the sense that the budget came in LEAN COUNTRY STYLE O Q mittee. The Republicans would take rathef-barren," said DiRosa. “The MANCHESTER-lESTI “A T^lk With the Pharmacist,” will AMERICAN CHEESE be the theme of ,.*2.29 all amusement profits and also all managerVeally did a better job than the third fit a series of special programs WEAVER the profits on the food windows they we anticipated and it’s really not for people with diabetes and their families being held at PORK CHOPS would operate, while the carnival easy to cut out large chunks of Manchester Memorial Hospital. This session will be held CHICKEN RDLL LOIN END * d 4 A ,.*2.39 company would keep popcorn and money. But it is still a little too this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital’s Conference CITTERIO candy profits, said Kocsis. h ig h ” rooms. “It is hoped we could get local DiRosa criticized the Democrats John Frank, a registered pharmacist from Manchester, GENDA ..*3.59 businesses to spring for the tents so for what he called a “haphazard ap­ will discuss oral hypoglycemic agents (those PORK ROAST ,?1” anything we make would be profit." proach ” to managing the budget. preparations for diabetes taken by mouth) and their in­ LOIN HALF - 5-S lb. avg. € 4 Q J said Kocsis. "There will be no “We have a $30 million budget teractions with food and other medications. He will dis­ gambling games or sideshows, just a here and we have to run it like a $30 cuss the availability of accessories for people with ^ SPRING CLEAJSIISG SPECIALS " good family carnival." million corporation,” he said. diabetes, such as kits which make traveling easier. There PORKROAOT will be an opportunity for questions and answers after the He said a ca^rnival would also be a "We’ve never had a comprehensive RIB HALF €4 40 good image-builder lor the plan.” presentation. DiRosa urged attendance at the Frank is a graduate of the Massachusetts College of Shout * 1 b68 budget hearing next Monday at 7:30 Pharmacy. In addition to his pharmacy work, he current­ PORK ROAST ,fl” p.m. at the Waddell School. ly serves as a consultant to the Crestfield Convalescent Two honored Curtis Smith exercised his Home and a preceptor for the University of Connecticut prerogative as acting chairman and School of Pharmacy, providing clinical supervision to Be Fresh 79< Robert Bell of the Train Exchange-Miniature Corner on the former Bon Ami factory. He found the famous egg shell pharmacy students. for posters established an “Action Committee” Hilliard Street, holds an old advertisement that shows the that Is pictured In the ad and now he's seeking the Rag., Lamon A Wood Scant as a new standing committee. He This week’s program is another in the free series of PORK MANCMKSTKR — Two students said the purpose is to improve the famous Bon Ami egg and chick. Bell's business is located In whereabouts of the chick. (Herald photo by Richmond) Friday night presentations and discussions being spon­ 14 OZ. at East Catholic High School public image of the Republicans. sored by Manchester Memorial Hospital and the WHOLE - 12-14 lb. avg., for fraazar € 4 4 4 Johnson’s Pledge *1.79 received recognition in the gover­ "We have had the reputation of American Diabetes Association. For more information nor's committee poster contest. being somewhat country clubbish contact the Diabetes Association’s central office in Hart­ Former Bon Ami Logo ford at 236-1948. PORK They are Christine Boudreau who sometimes," said Smith. “We have Johnson’s Brite ...... »1,49, won first place and Jennifer Roberts to get out into the community and on who won honorable mention the grass-roots level. That way, Miss Boudreau's theme was we ll be better able to respond to the MCC sets course "celebrate life " and the poster was needs of the community when elec­ ilillllllliii executed with abstract figures and a tion time comes." Man seeks famous chicken study of grayed colors Smith said the new committee’s in taped history The students, together with their goals will be to get involved in com­ By BARBARA RICHMOND chicken and the egg together and put yet.” Bell said that in Manchester’s chance to try out the samples, a teacher, Denise DeCarlo, will be munity activities, suggest issues Heruld Rcporltr them up on the building as they once centennial parade in 1923, the egg salesman then moved in to sell the MANCHESTER — Manchester Community College’s SEVEN RIB honored this month that the Republican Town Com­ product to the neighborhood stores, MANCHESTER — Which came were. and the shell were on display. The Division of Community Service and Institute of Local The contest was conducted in con­ mittee should address, provide a Bon Ami was one of the town’s explaining that the women would be first, the chicken or the egg? That's shell is now broken but Bell plans to History will offer a non-credit continuing education nection with the campaign to pool of manpower for Republican ac­ prime businesses. It was built and asking for it after they tried the not the question that Robert Bell have it cleaned and repaired. course entitled^, “Sights and Sounds from American promote hiring the handicapped tivities and build a positive image organized in 1884 and thrived for 75 He said it was in a huge box in one samples. History.” lb . Miss DeCarlo is a first year art for the local GOP. wants answered. What he wants to PORK ROAST years. It was during its anniversary of the rooms of the factory. They Classes will meet on Tuesdays, April 7 through May 5 teacher who received her degree in Smith appointed Mary Willhide as know is, “Where is the chicken?” Bell said he is contacting a firm to 1.19 year, 1959, that the business was called it “the coffin” and for a long from 7:20 to 9:30 p.m. in room B13 in the college’s main That is, the chicken that goes with see about having the bags restored to art edcuation from Southern Connec­ chairwoman of the new committee. sold. time no one wanted to open it. When campus. The instructional fee will be $20. a targe egg shell that sits in a factory as near their original condition as ticut State College. Her father is art Willhide said the committee’s first The business was started by J.T. they did it took them awhile before The course will consist of five interpretive presen­ building he bought on Hillard Street, possible. director at Naugatuck High School action will be to involve itself in Robertson in his family farm house tations drawing upon the resources of slides and audio formerly occupied by the Bon Ami they figured out just what they had He also found a large unusual cir­ WHOLE PORK UHN and a commercial artist. Saturday’s town clean-up day in Glastonbury. The product was tape. The use of these media in conveying historical Company. He found the giant egg found. cular awning and said the hardware 12-14 lb. average for freezer lb . originally called Robertson’s trends and concepts will be discussed. Textbooks, exams shell in one of the rooms of the The egg shell wasn’t the only for it is still on the window. He will building. He's going to have it mineral soap but was renamed Bon memento of the past he found in the and papers aren’t required. 1.43 also try to have this unique fixture Topis will include: “ Home Life in Colonial Days;” restored and he would like to have Ami, and it has remained a “good building. Also in the storage room he restored for use. I "The Industrial Revolution in England and America;” Dems consider the original chicken that goes with friend” to housewives, over the found a box of bedraggled leather Out of old advertisements, boxes, "Immigration and the Changing American City;” We Give Old Fashioned it. years. bags. A little research revealed that Operating and shipping losses the bags were once called “boy posters and such. Bell has made a "Manchester Connecticut, Past and Present;” "The ... No Substitute Bell, who owns the New England were given as the reasons for the bags” and they were used by young fascinating collage of Bon Ami Sights and Sounds of Recent America.” Butcher Service Hobby Supply Corp., which owns the sale of the business during its 75th boys the Bon Ami Company hired to memorabilia that is framed and The instructors are Mary Ann Roy, associate professor For Quality 2 new districts Train Exchange-Miniature Corner, year. hand out samples to all of the homes. hangs in the lobby of the building. He of history at MCC, and John Sutherland, director of the also manufactures parts for model Along with the chicken and the egg After the housewives (they were also has an old Bon Ami time clock. Institute of Local History. trains. He would like to get the went the slogan, “It hasn't scratched known as housewives then) had a It still rings but it needs some MANCHESTER —The keep our eyes on the provision of ser­ restoration and Bell plans to have STORE HOURS: : j Democratic Town Committee last vices that are essential for the that done. Besides all of the least-advantaged, as is our Cancer crusade 317 Highland S t night considered proposals to realign II treasures he has for his own Mon. A Tues. 'til 6:00 traditional position. local voting district boundaries and business, he will have enough items On the o th e r hand, m any Wed, Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 add two new districts. The com­ to start up a small Bon Ami museum MAHCHESTER expressed the view that people just seeks volunteers mittee met at the Town Hall last too. don’t want increased taxes and it's Sal & Sunday night. While today, many manufacturers MANCHESTER — Thomas Tierney, Manchester HIGHUND FJI 'til 6:00 IK)NN. Democratic Town Chairman Ted time to face reality and cut services. just have their literature in English chairman for the American Cancer Society Crusade, has The two views seemed about evenly Cummings said state reapportion­ and Spanish, the old literature for issued an appeal for more people willing to make the ment may require some adjustments split." the Bon Ami packages shows they current fund-raising drive a success. to voting district boundaries Cummings said Fahey “seemed to came in English, Spanish, Dutch, During April, area residents will be going door-to-door I anyway lean toward preservation of what she Chinese, Italian and'Greek. with a two-fold purpose: first, to spread the word about "Therefore, it seemed sensible at considered to be essential services." the seven safeguards against cancer; and, second, to ask | the same time to think about adding In other action, the committee an- The Faultless Starch Co. of Kansas for contributions for the American Cancer Society. Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials two new districts to promote nounced its ninth annual City, Mo. bought the Bon Ami Co. in In issuing his appeal for volunteers, Tierney noted: I GROCERY SPECIALS accessibility and ease of voting," he “Testimonial to Friends" dinner 1971 after it had been owned by other “All of us have been touched by cancer in some way, sid. "There is a great disparity in the will be held June 7 at Willie’s Steak firms. Bell said the owners came to whether in ourselves, a friend or neighbor, or perhaps SWEET LIFE present voting districts and we House, The guest speaker will he Ed Manchester this past fall when he even a stranger whose illness has touched us for a mo­ should strive to eliminate the Stockton, state commissioner of held open house in the building. ment. None of us are immune to the possibility th a t' ASPARAGUS SPEARS... 69* MAC APPLES . , . . . 9 9 * awkward inconvenience for the elec­ economic development. Many former Bon Ami employees cancer may strike close to home, leaving us feeling I torate." Honored at the dinner will be last lA m ij also showed up. Bell said the 100th helpless. But this is a chance for each and every one of us | Cummings said there is an 1,105 year’s board members Thomas Con­ anniversary of Bon Ami will be com­ to act — to fight back.’" PAMPER TDDDLERS ,,,* voter difference between the largest 1.79 nors, John Fitzpatrick, Joseph I B C p . ing up in a few years and he thinks Volunteers are needed in several areas of Manchester, ' voting district. District 8 with 3,424 OCEAN SPRAY CELERY 8 9 ^ Sweeney and Betty Intagliata. Also the present owners may celebrate both as area captains and door-to-door crusaders. Those voters, and the smallest voting dis­ honored will be senior party worker that. interested in helping out during the upcoming CALIFORNIA . trict. District 10 with 2,319. CRANAPPLE JUICE ..,*1.19 Jim McBrierty and posthumous Bell has spent many months Manchester Crusade can contact the Manchester Unit, ‘Our goal should be to improve the M CAIN’S respects will go to deceased 8th restoring the old building which American Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., by calling convenience for the voter." he District Chairman Joseph Gervais. houses his manufacturing operation, 643-2168. STRAWBERRIES , . . 8 9 * added. MAYONNAISE .„* a huge miniature railroad operation 1.29 Cummings said Stockton is an The town committee took no ac­ ideal guest speaker “because of the and another operation devoted to PILL8BURY PLUS tion on the proposal last night, it was connection forged with the hard dollhouses and dollhouse furniture AJIlfE UIVEO YELLOW, DEVIL, only presented for discussion. Cum­ VilllE IHIAEd WHITE,CARROTS ... work and accomplishment of the in­ L... and accessories. ROTC graduation set ,.,.,69* MUSHROOMS 12 OZ. mings said any changes to the voting dustrial park and the J.C. Penney districts would be made by a Board If anyone knows where that cute building” MANCHESTER — The Regional Occupational! of Directors ordinance. little yellow chicken is hiding, thg Training Center has set June 11 at 7:30 p.m. for its! one which was known as “the chick CLOROX BLEACH „79* State Sen, Marcella Fahey (D.-3rd graduation exercises. Dr. James Kennedy, Manchester’s! that never grew up,” and the one INTROVIQNE District), who represents about superintendent of schools, will be the main speaker. Robert Bell, owner of the factory that was building and made Into a collage. The who hasn’t scratched yet. Bell would I half of Manchester, spoke of the Energy crisis Those who will be graduating are Janet Cole, Carolyn I ■ ■ IIIIIIIIIIS formerly the Bon Ami building on Hilliard collage hangs In the lobby of the Train appreciate knowing about it. He’s a BREAD CRUMRS ..„ * budget difficulties presently facing 69 Donohoe, Rhonda Dufrat, Michael A^rris, Maryann | MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - More stickler for perfection in his business the General Assembly. Fahey asked Street, points to one of the many old Bon Exchange-Miniature Corner. (Herald photo Leclerc, John Nowik, Richard Dienst, John Lupacchino, With Coupon & H'ith Coupon d: than 5 million taxpayers are and he would like the original chick. the local Democrats for recommen­ Ami advertisements that he found In the by Richmond) Harold Potocki, and Sharon Rowe. $7.50 Purchase $7.50 Purchase dations on reduction of state ser­ expected to file claims for a 15 per­ Also: Tom Pendel, Ed Tomaso, Mary Haugh, Torn! cent tax credit on energy saving vices and views on an income tax McCann, Ronald Berthiaume, Gerard Aubin, and Carole] HIGH POINT SOLO devices this year for a total of more FROZEN & DAIRY and increased sales taxes. March. DECAFINATED LIQUID "There seemed to he a split of than $500 million. STOUFFERS PEPPEROM o r SAUSAGE PIZZA nv,oz * 1 . 8 9 These figures are from Roger N. Revenue sharing funds COFFEE DETERGENT feelings,” Cummings observed, “On Respite care COUNTRY TIME LEMONADE REQ.orPINK ...... 12oz. 6 9 * the one hand there were those who Schmidt, assistant director of the STATETR0NIG8 8 0Z. 64 OZ. Honeywell Technology Strategy felt that as Democrats, we should OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE CO. KONTNULONGASTMOS . z o ,* 4 . 3 9 Center. interests many 00 00 topic of public session MANCHESTER, CONN. MMUTE MAD ORANGE JUKE ,eoz* 1 . 2 9 » 1 » 1 Items eligible for tax credits in­ MANCHESTER - Since the clude storm windows, clock ther­ Herald published an article on (203)649-5247 HOWARD JOHNSOirS MAC & BEEF loo, 9 9 * Man charged MANCHESTER - A public $83,500 for debt retirement, and to deliberate on a proposal es­ mostats, insulation, caulking or respite care for the -handicapped With Coupon & H'ith Coupon d: hearing on the use of revenue $445,100 for the pension fund. tablishing the direct election of the SAVE $2.00 ON EXPERT AUNT JEMMA WAFFLES REQ.. BLUEBERRY ...... 10 02. 6 9 * with robbery weatherstripping, furnace replace­ and their families, the paper has $7.50 Purchase $7,50 Purchase ment burners, furnace ignition received several calls from per­ sharing funds, and a meeting of the The fire district would be mayor, im plementation of the TYPEWRITER, CALCULATOR allocated $65,000 and the parking dis­ Public Administration Service’s LENDERS'BAGELS O N IO N 4 P L A IN ...... 12oz. 2 ! * 1 . 0 0 systems and meters that display the sons wishing to learn more about Charter Revision Commission are MANCHESTER — Police Tuesday trict insurance fund $2,500. The audit recommendations and the AND ADDER SERVICE BETTY CROCKER cost of energy usage. the program. scheduled for tonight. OREGON FARM CARROT CAKE n o , * 1 . 6 9 morning arrested Mitchell L. capital improvements budget will be proposed formation of a Traffic This coupon It worth 11.00 toward an export aar- WHITE CLOUD Schmidt says private studies show Several persons wanted to learn The public hearing will be at 7 BLUEBERRY Burgor, 19, of 122 Campfield Road, increased to $266,500. Study Commission. vica and rapair on your typaanttar, alactronic NEW DAM FARMS SHERBET ALL FLAVORS ...... quart 9 5 * clock thermostats can save as how they might become respite o'clock in the hearing room of the TOILET TISSUE MUFFIN and charged him with the Feb. 19 The Board of Directors may revise calculator or adding ntachlna. Wa want you to 4PK. much as $200 a year on energy bills care companions. Julie A. Town­ Municipal Building. All interested 13.5 OZ. robbery of a Moser Farms dairy the recommendation of the general gat acquaintad arith our top quality work, our fair HOOD ICECREAM SANDWICH .zp. * 1 . 3 9 and insulation can save up to 24 per­ citizens of Manchester will have the The Charter Revision Commission store. send, respite coordinator, has manager in its budget deliberations. pricaa ... lo aaa lor yourtall how prompt, cent on fuel bills. begun recruitment for companions. opportunity to give written or oral is expected to complete its work by SEALTEST KE CREAM BARS .zp. * 1 . 2 9 Burgor was charged with first Also tonight, the Charter Revision courtaoua and officiant our aarvicaa ara. Call ua The basic qualities looked for in a comments on how the town should July 1, with its final recommenda­ 40« OFF degree robbery and third degree To qualify for a tax credit, an Commission" will consider the tha naxt tima your typaanitar, calculator, LOLCORNMARGAME .ib 6 9 * respite care companion are depen­ spend the ft,074,100 in revenue tion to be considered by the town larceny. The store, at 244 Broad St, energy saving item must be salaries paid to the Board of Direc­ addar naada aarvica. Praaant thla coupon artwn ------j i dability, caring and a genuine sharing funds for fiscal 1981-82. Board of Directors at its Aug. 4 was robbed by a man with a knife expect^ to last for at least three tor members and the role of the our aarvloaman rapaira your machino and ha will desire to help the handicapped and General Manager Robert Weiss meeting. Any revisions accepted by who demanded all the money. years; it must be a first time-used Ethics Commission. This meeting is daduct 12.00 from your bill. their families. has proposed a proportiqnment the town directors would, according Burgor was held on $10,000 cash item (second-hand property is similar to the fiscal year 1980-81. Of scheduled for 7:30 in the Senior to the existing charter, require bond and presented in court this excluded); and it must be in a home For further information, call Ms. Citizen’s Center. UVE $2.00 ON EXPERT TYPEWRITER, Townsend at 643-9305. the total amount, Weiss proposes citizens’ ratification in a referendum CALCULATOR ANO ADDER SERVICE morning. rented or built before April 20,1977. $211,000 be given to street lighting. The commission is also scheduled to be held in November. iniiniiiiiiuuiininiv \ 6 - THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2, )981 THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2, 1981 — 7 Speaker to launch campaign Family night set at rec Town urged to save“^ Panel hears testimony SOUTH WINDSOR— In a report to the Town Coun­ The Jew ish com m unities of man, Arnoid Zackin is vice- Madrid, where he attended the inter­ MANCHESTER — The Manchester Recreation Manchester and South Windsor will chairman. national conference reviewing com­ Department will hold a Family Night Friday, from 6 to cil, the town’s Capital Improvements Commission is kickoff their 1981 campaigns for the A 4 p.m. cocktail reception at the pliance of the 1975 Helsinki Accords. 9 p.m. at the West Side Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St. asking to keep the $250,000 in the Community Hall In­ Greater Hartford Jewish Federation home of Dr. Robert and Alice, Dr. Korey is a leading authority on A film “Cartoon Festival” will be shown at 6:39 p.m. surance Fund for the eventual construction of a new com­ on Meriden KKK rally drive April 5 with Dr. William Rodner will be held for the South international aspects of anti- Other activities scheduled include: volleyball, floor munity center. Korey, noted authority on human Windsor community. Alan Dworsky Semitism. hockey, earthball, pool, ping-pong, bumper pool, fooz- The commission said it's opposed to using the funds for HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislators He pointed out two undercover was invited to sit in on the hearings. rights as the guest speaker. Dr. is chairman of the South Windsor “His firsthand expertise and in­ bail, air hockey, and contests. repairing the Veterans Memorial Pool or to putting the investigating state police inaction troopers in the crowd, noted at what Sorenson, who suffered a minor Korey is director of the B’nai Brith drive. tense dynamism will shed light on The event is free. Parents are encouraged to attend funds in the town’s general account. during a violent Ku Klux Klah rally time the demonstrators con­ concussion and hairline fracture Internationai Councii. Both communities are part of the events in Paris, Moscow and the and participate in the activities. Everyone is asked to Mayor Edward Havens said the matter of the fund will be discussed during budget deliberations. The money is in Meriden spent the first day of gregated. but sidestepped questions when hit by a brick at the march, At 10:30 the Manchester Jewish Federation’s Suburban division United Nations. wear sneakers for gym activities. . on whether the situation had been criticized Long for not sending 40 Community Advisory Board wiil whose chairman is Howard Belkin of He will speak on the new For further information contact the West Side now included as revenue in the proposed budget for the their probe hearing testimony from coming year. The money came from an insurance pay­ an area lawmaker and a trooper who out of control. state police officer- ^1. standby to sponsor a breakfast with Dr. Korey New Britain. Steven Berman of extremism: European Anti- Recreation Center at 647-3166, after 3 p.m. ment made to the town when the Community Hall burned had been at the scene. "Our primary purpose." said the march, despite repeated calls for j#S‘' at the Coiony, Route 83, Talcottville. South Windsor is co-chairman. Semitism, Soviet Anti-Zionism and down some 10 years ago. It includes accrued interest. Public Safety Commissioner Reid, referring to police help from Caffrey. Sheldon Adler is Manchester chair­ Dr. Korey recently returned from the PLO connection. Donald Long and Acting Meriden photographs, "was to report the inci- "How many times must local Police Chief George Caffrey sat dent on film and in still police ask for state police interven­ through the Public Safety Com­ photographs." tion? In my estimation, once," said mittee's first three-hour hearing When Rep. Eugene Migliaro, R- Sorenson. Wednesday but never testified. They Wolcott. pressed Reid on whether Now, while quantities lasti were re-scheduled to appear Friday. police were overwhelmed by the He said Caffrey would not have The committee spent 2'2-hours asked for help if he felt local police questioning Trooper Paul Reid, who had the situation under control. videotaped the bloody KKK march However, under questioning by on March 21. and a half hour hearing McQuillan. Sorenson conceded testimony from Rep. Robert Soren­ Meriden police had kept the situation son. D-Meriden. Solonj^ probe from deteriorating into a riot. The march deteriorated ’ into a "Within a half hour of the incident. melee when anti-Klan protesters police inaction Gov. (William! O'Neill was able to / pelted Klan members and police walk the streets, " McQuillan said, send troopers to assist Meriden police at with bottles, bricks and rocks. About Paul McQuillan, right, of the State Police referring to a St. Patrick's Day the March 21 Ku Klux Klan rally. Rep. Alfred two dozen people, mostly city of­ parade in Meriden in which O'Neill Advisory Committee sat in with the ficers. were injured marched following the KKK melee. Legislature's Public Safety Committee Onorato D-New Haven, at left, and Senate The only person hospitalized with crowd. .New Britain lawyer Paul "Meriden police held the line, " Wednesday, as they began investigative Chairman Steven Case, D-Bristol Is In the injuries. Jennie Skomar. 19. of McQuillan, chairman of the State Sorenson agreed. hearings on the State Police decision not to center. (UPI photo) Meriden, was released from Yale- Police Advisory Committee, in­ New Haven Hospital this week, a terjected. "1 just feel he has The committee was to resume hospital spokesman said Wednesday answered that question so many testimony in the Capitol's Senate Ms. Skomar suffered head injuries. times. The governor made it quite chambers at 1 p.m, Friday. The State Police Union voted clear this was to be a fair and impar­ Long, obviously annoyed by the delay, is scheduled to testify first. Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, overwhelmingly for Long's resigna­ tial hearing." tion. saying he embarassed them by He said it was the committee's not calling in reinforcements and responsibility, not the witnesses, to Now you know placed troopers' lives in danger make judgments based on the Violets contain a chemical sub­ Junior High and High School Students Reid's 35-minute tape of the inci­ testimony. dent contained almost no footage of McQuillan is conducting his own stance. known as ionone. which tem­ the melee itself. investigation for the governor and porarily deadens the sense of smell. House mulls proposal 1981 to cut hospital group ecl'iiLuc^ cixU ;

HARTFORD (UPli — A pioposal commission if their costs did not Baker said the measure was to drastically streamline the Com­ exceed an inflation factor. received from the Public Health mission on Hospitals and Health The CHHC has been locked in bat­ Committee only three days ago and 'Care and alter its review power over tle with the Connecticut Hospital was strictly a compromise package state hospital budgets has been sent Association which wanted to strip hastily rewritten in order to meet 5 ” , to the Connecticut House. the agency of its budget review- Wednesday's deadline for raising The Government Administration powers that determine the rates bills. and Elections Committee voted 17-3 hospitals may charge. The hospital association, a lobby "1 don't think either side is going Wednesday to slash the 17-member to claim victory on this one," said watchdog agency to three full-time group, claims the budget limits im­ A Baker who predicted the heavily- paid commissioners. posed by the commission are lobbied measure would face a Committee chairmen Sen. Wayne punitive and have reduced the quali­ number of amendments in floor Baker. D-Danbury. and Rep. Joseph ty of hospital care. debate. Walkovich, D-Danbury, said the bill But the CHHC says it has saved V" The committee co-chairmen said would be amended on the House consumers $300 million since it was it was not necessary to send the bill floor to give each commissioner a created in 1973 by keeping hospital to the Appropriations Committee $40,(XX) annual salary. rates below the national average and because it did not require any new The committee also approved a requiring hospitals to be prudent in administration and service costs. expenditures. P revised formula under which the In fact. Baker said, he three state's 37 general hospitals must Spokesmen for both the commis­ salaries would be offset by a reduc­ submit their annual budgets for sion and the hospital group said they tion in the present cost of about review and approval. were unable to determine whether Hospitals still would be required to their respective positions were up­ $150,000 for staffing and expenses submit budgets for annual review, held by the new complicated for­ now incurred by the 17 volunteer but could sidestep review by the mula. members. 7^ m ,v\v // Maher denies reports DESIGN AN AD CONTEST T ~ r-T of fund mismanagement 30% O F F 30% O F F 13 .9 7 each 30% O F F HARTFORD (UPI) - Department of Health Ser­ the difference. The bonus the services," she said. MSS IN PRIZES girls’ coordinates entire stock regular jrs. unconstructed entire stock misses’ The state Department of vices “recognize we ought was doubled to 20 percent Maher and Thayer priced Playtex Income Maintenance chief to connect incentive for homes which had been Baldwin Jr., director of blazer, matching pants London Fog rainwear has told lawmakers a payments and quality of using the system for two health systems regulation a u » PRIZE...... *50 Reg. $14-$36! From Middledalel Save Bras, girdles and all-in-onesi Great Reg. $59-$110! Don;t miss this super care” and had been years. Reg. $20 each! Patch pocket, roll sleeve grand juror's claim his for the Department of now on quality sportswear Including once-a-year savings In all D&L stores blazers in cotton/polyester hopsack in vaiue on the best! (Just in time for Apri! agency made about $8.1 working on regulations Rep. Norma Cappelletti, Health Services, said the blazers, skirts and slacks to mix and except New London. Limited to store before Lexton ever looked R-Waterbury, said she 3 FIRST PRIZES... *25 each banana, light blue, white or natural. showers!) Choose from pantcoats and million in unauthorized two state departments match. All in sizes 7-14. stock — no special orders, please. reguiar lengths, now only $41.30 to $77! Medicaid payments to nur­ into the issue. thought the incentive pay­ were close to finishing Drawstring pants to match. Both, S-M-L. sing homes was off base. The bonuses are based on ment system was "almost regulation to address the DIM Commissioner the difference between a an incentive for fraud” un­ cost control and quality of 6H0N(iRuiEMEim(iNs*5 oach Edward Maher, addressing nursing home’s actual less the homes are closely care connection. the Legislature's Public costs and a ceiling set by monitored. 9.97 DIM. Homes with costs “There’s a very simple Three U.S. presidents were Health Committee of Dutch descent Martin See Wednesday, disputed which fell below the cap way to bring down your Van Buren and Theodore and Your Ad Printod in The men’s Manhattan allegations made in a get a bonus of 10 preent of costs — it’s not to provide Franklin D. Roosevelt. ENTER V, report by Superior Court summer plaid Judge Roman Lexton. Herald on April 30, 1981 Lexton was appointed as Palm Sunday is Next Sunday April 12th TODAY! sport shirts a special grand juror to in­ \ i \ m l vestigate Connecticut's HERE’S HOW TO EHTER Reg. $15! Our entire nursing home industry. stock of bright Maher said his March 18 g a r d e n s ! response to Gov. William W oodland plaids in comfor­ table cotton- O’Neill, which argued the Plant Now for Spring + Summer Color] RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS DIM’S Medicaid reim­ polyester. Easy- bursement and incentive 1. Thtra will ba a lira! prixa and two 3. 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Only tha lap an- 'bl7 Authorized Dealers of Scotts, Greenfield the state attorney general tlalng D ^rtm an t of Tha HaraM on or bafora tries will ba puMIshad. agreed Lexton’s criticism Euler Lilies Old Fox and Ortho 15 .3 7 Friday, April 10, 1991. You will than raoalva was "incorrect." 5. Ilia antrfoa will ba Judgad by tha advar- Azileu Inatructlona In paraon at Tha Harald Infor­ Uslng alatl nl Tlw Harald. Lexton said the state dis­ A GREEN POWER ming yau what bualnaaa yau will ba daing an men’s belted tributed about $8 million Hydriflceu 1.99 8.95 6. WInnars will ba annaum ^ upan publlea- 20,000 8q. Ft. bag'^"* only $30.97 ad for. llnn. poplin slacks from 1977 to 1979 in viola­ Ifrican Violett tion of the so-called "ef­ ficiency incentive factor" Tulips ( ------N <------^ or bonus which is supposed '' tim e F o r Reg. $221 Our Ready for 38.47 13 .9 7 to keep nursing home costs Diffodys Jackson and traditional best sellers! L e n d s ^ g Plant Now 1 1 . s r down. Onion Sets, Trees Cotton/polyester slacks Hrednlhs Eterfrem Perkins Roses 1 boys’ 3-piece suits leather trimmed with contrasting woven ’The judge said about $1.2 nnOOOOSfMTORS Shrubs, Cabbage I Want To Enter Ad Craft ’81 misses’ new pants FoUige Haiitt belts. Choose tan, navy, million was paid to nursing Anlei lulitt, Lettuce, Peas, etc linen handbags Reg. $181 Our easy-moving stretch homes in violation of state t Sknifo Shade Mso (irass seed. green, maize or blue, in Whers Buih Reg. $551 Handsome spring suitings in polyester pants with fly front, elastic 7 Reg. $201 Save on a large assortment of and federal health care i l It 1 Frail Trees, Petunias Name...... woven polyester for the little men In your sizes 30-42. Prehemmed. standards. Ferreideb, Climbers natural linen bags accented with waistband. Choose navy, black, white, CinleMr's Trees, lerries m Trees llfel Navy, tan or light blue In 8-20 reg., “We developed the in­ etc. AddrtM ...... genuine leather In bone, white, npvy, blue, pink or camel in sizes 10-18 PricM 8-16 slim. centive system as a V ______> L ™ J Team ...... Fhone...... * ...... camel, brown or burgundy. average and petite. method of encouraging From Our Qreenhouee Shop - AteloM, African VIoleta. Tulips, Mums, Grade...... School...... homes to be cost effec­ Qardenlat, Large S Small Foliage Plania, plue much more. All reaaonably prioed MOST D&L STORES OPEN MON. THRU FRI. ‘TIL 9 P.M. AND OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 tive,” Maher told the com­ FREE HELPFUL and FRIENDLY ADVICE in woodiend st NOTE Mwwe brkw w ma« II* entry Mank to ttw D j v N A d r e ^ mittee. “Now we’ve got to Open I 0 p.r Tha Manohattor Harald, I I irahiard Ftooa, Manehsttor, CT 09040. la M s s etoaa Corbins Corner, Meriden and New London also open Sat. ’til 9; New Britain open Thurs. night only; New Britain and Groton closed Sundays make sure this isn’t at the 643-8474 Friday, April 10,1001. expense of patient care.’’ •CORBINS CORNER eAVON-BIMBBURY eMANCHEBTER eBRISTOL »NEW BRITAIN eMERIDEN eVERNON eNEW LONDON eOHOTON He said the DIM and Woodland GARDENS ,.3n-T .'. • • , ■ ^ ’'5^*

B ^^H E HERALD. Thurs., April 2. 1981 Mueter to present .work; Family llga Paups will assist .

A concert presentation of music presented Friday at 8 p.m. at ford campus, 200 Bloomfield Ave., composed by John Mueter, with llga Berkman Recital Hall of the Hartt West Hartford. Paups as assisting artist, will be School of Music, University of Hart- The program will include songs for solo voice and piano, three songs Art auction set Sunda written for the Chrysolith Trio, a musical ensemble of voice, flute and Picasso, Chagall, Dali, Amen, and harp, and a four-part choral piece. Calder are but a few of the artists Miss Paups of Manchester will be whose work will be featured at the performing three solo songs in Ger­ Art Auction, sponsored by the man. She will perform a work that Manchester Republican Town Com­ was written for her based on the mittee. The event wili take piace dran$atic monologue "Patterns,’’ by Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Manchester American poetress Amy Lowell. Country Ciub. There will be a Miss Paups will also sing the role of preview of items to be auctioned the second sister, in excerpts from starting at 1 p.m. Mueter’s opera, "Amor.” Marlin Art, Inc. of New York, will Mueter received his bachelor’s conduct the auction which will in­ degree from the Hartt School of clude original signed lithographs, Music in 1968 and continued his paintings, etchings, oils, water studies in Germany. After several colors and enamels. Bidding will years of teaching in Europe and In­ begin below $25. dia, he returned to the United States There is a $2 admission charge. and is currently on the faculty of the There is no obligation to make, Hartt School as opera and vocal purchases. Wine and cheese will be coach. served. The public is invited. For Mueter’s opera, "Amor,” was further information, call Mrs. selected as a finalist in the 1980 New Belcher at 649-0036 or Mrs. Willhide York City Center Opera Competi­ at 647-9550. tion. Three of his choral pieces will be premiered this summer at Alice In show Tully Hall in Lincoln Center. Miss Jeannette Smith, daughter of Miss Paups and Mueter performed Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith of in January in Manchester at South Woodstock Drive, Manchester, will John Mueter^and llga Paups United Methodist Church. Anne L. Keeney, formerly of East Hartford marking her 106th year. Mrs. Keeney was play the role of Clarisse in the Bay Path Junior College Theatre Arts and now a resident of the South Windsor born on March 8, 1874. (Herald photo by Department production of "Good­ Convalescent Home, cuts a birthday cake Pinto) bye, My Fancy,” April 23 , 24 and 25 on the college campus. A member of Leslie Belcher, at left, and Mary Willhide look at poster an­ Baby parade the Class of 1982, she is enrolled in nouncing the art auction, sponsored by the Manchester the Fashion Merchandising and Republican Town Committee, to be held Sunday at the Buttero, Jonathan Randall, son nal grandmoth^. is Mrs. Roberta Mrs. Real Lachance of East Hart­ Teachers attend conference Retail Management program. Manchester Country Club. (Herald photo by Burbank) of Randall C. and Linda J. Tedford O’Connor of Manchester. He has a ford. She has a brother, Joseph, 2. Several retired teachers from Bill, Mellie Farr, Margaret Boyle, ference ws “Enriching the Quality of . Buttero of 27 Englewood Drive. sister, Lindsey Denise, 3. Mary Hutchinson and Bernice Life for Older Americans." Manchester, was born March 13 at Chader, Brian Andrew, son of Manchester attended the Connec­ ticut White House Conference on Maher. Resolutions made will be Hartford Hospital. His maternal Welmorn, Melanie Joan, Arthur B. Sr. and Judith Darico Aging held recently at the University More than 600 lay persons and 150 presented at the White House Clubs grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Donald J. and Lanie Chader of 146 Summit St., Conference by chosen delegates. Manchester, was born March 22 at of Hartford in West Hartford. professionals participated in the Douglas Tedford of Manchester. Niver Wetmore of 25 Wyllys St., day-long program. Topic of the con­ 'Emblem Club Woman’s Club the Knights of Columbus. Glastonbury, was born March 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His They are: Helen Hardacre, Daisy Bjorn, Sarah Michelle, daughter maternal grandparents are Mr. and EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Proceeds will be given to the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her BOLTON — The executive board of L^nard E. Bjorn and Sheila A. Mrs. Charles Billingsley of East Marjorie Frasca of Dartmouth Manchester Scholarship Fund. For maternal grandparents are Mr. and of the Bolton Woman’s Club will Mitchell of 21 Durant St., Hartford. He has a brother, Arthur Drive, East Hartford, will be in­ meet April 15 at 7;30 p.m. at the tickets and reservations, call 646- Mrs. Edward Niver of Glastonbury, J044 or 649-8854. Manchester, was born Feb. 23 at Her paternal grandparents are Mr. B. Jr„ 4. three' ■ bedei both stalled as president of the Emblem home of Gwen Campbell, 44 Steeles Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Club No. 341 on Sunday at the Elks Crossing Road. This will be a com­ and Mrs. Anthony Wetmore of East Retiree’s Club maternal grandparents are Mr. and Hartford. Her maternal great- Erne rick, Morgan llene, Lodge. Roberts Street. She succeeds bination meeting of old and new Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of' daughter of Lloyd H. Jr. and llene Helen Riccardi. Lillian Nolan of EAST HARTFORD - The Pratt grandparents are Mrs. Robert Niver executive boards. , Springfield, Mass. Her paternal Senerth Emerick of East Hartford New Haven, past supreme president, & Whitney Aircraft Retiree’s Club of Glastonbury and Fred Hansen of IMF grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. was born March 22 at Manchester will be the installing officer. will meet April 15 at 10 a.m. at the Sandwich, Mass. She has a brother, Leonard F. Bjorn of Glastonbury. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Other elected officers to be in­ Koffee Klatch Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club, 20(1 Matthew Joseph, 2. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. stalled are; COVENTRY - The monthly Clement Road. Meetings are held Lerner, Ryan Matthew and Koffee Klatch sponsored by the every third Wednesday of the month. Meghan Faye, twin son and Long, Anthony C., son of Richard Henry Senerth ot East Hartford. Her Spring has sprung and two-year-old David Bisseli St., Manchester. David is the son of Bernice Oppelt, first vice presi­ Friendly Circl? of the First daughter of Earle L. and Jo-Ann and Paula Pinto Long of 31 Ken­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Roberts is preparing for Easter as he trims Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Roberts. (Herald dent, Jeanette Couch, second vice Congregational Church, Rt. 31, will Masons Savino Lerner of 633B Center St., sington St., Manchester, was born Mrs. Lloyd Emerick Sr. of East his Easter egg tree in his front yard at 129 photo by Pinto) president; Madeline Noyes, finan­ be held Wednesday from noon to 1:30 MANCHESTER - The Manchester, were bom March 16 at March 20, at Manchester Memorial Hartford. Her maternal great­ cial secretary; Freida Greeley, p.m. at the church. A variety of Manchester Lodge of Masons will the University of Connecticut Hospital. His maternal grandparents grandmothers are Ida Senerth of treasurer; Penny Arno, recording sandwiches, desserts, and tea or meet Tuesday at 7;30 p.m. at the Medical Center. Their maternal are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinto of East Hartford and Therese Herring secretary; Pearl Collier, correspon­ coffee will be served. Donation is $2. Masonic Temple. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manchester. His paternal grand­ of Manchester. She has two sisters, Mrs. Reale marks 90th birthday ding secretary; Ruth LaFontaine, A cup of chowder or salad is 35 cents. ’The Fellowship Degree will be Frank Savino of Manchester. ’Their mother is Mrs. Edwin Kose of Stacey, 9, and Brooke, 2, first trustee; Irene Wells, second- conferred by the Fellowcraft Degree paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. His maternal great­ trustee; Florence Burke, third Team from the U.S. Submarine Base Mrs. Irving Lemer of Gales Ferry. grandmothers are Mrs. George F. Johnson, Amy Marie, daughter of Mrs Rose Reale of Hawthorne Street. Manchester, trustee; Rita Morrisey, marshal; KofC dance at Groton. Lodge officers dress will Their paternal great-grandparents Johnson of Vernon and Mrs. Charles Keith A. and Jeanine Marquis John­ celebrated her 90th oirthday recently. She was honored at Judith Schmidt, first assistant MANCHESTER - The Knights of be tuxedos. Refreshments will be are Mrs. Molly Rubenstein of Pinto Sr. of Hammonton, N.J. His son of East Hartford was born an open house arranged and given by her daughter-in-law, marshal; Gloria Bottaro, second Columbus of Manchester Council No. served following the degree. Bloomfield and Louis Lerner of paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. • March 25 at Manchester Memorial Mrs, Alphonse iBarbara) Reale with whom she makes assistant marshal, Marion Reiholz, 573, is celebrating its 80th anniver­ Moodus. Mathew Wanat of Tolland. He has a Hospital. Her maternal grand­ her home, CB’ers chaplain, Eleanor Domler, press sary on Sunday, April 26, with a brother, Christopher, '2. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mrs, Reale was born Dec, 15, 1890 in Priolo, Province correspondent; Mildred Russell, semi-formal dinner-dance. Dancing MANCHESTER - The Ruchin, Carrie Elyse, daughter Marquis of East Hartford. Her of Syracuse. Sicily. historian; Mary Oppelt, first guard; will be from 5 to 11 p.m., with dinner Manchester CB’ers Club will meet of Gary P. and Susan Platt Ruchin of Gasper, Sarah Porter, daughter paternal grandmother is Mrs. Emily and Kathi Schuberth, second guard. served at 6. Persons wishing to on April 11 at 8 p.m. at the Marine 118 Evergreen Road, Vernon, was of Robert K. and Peggy Porter Johnson of Windsor. She has a More than 80 relatives and friends attended. Among the donate $5 for his or her name to Club, 717 Parker St. All past and pre­ born March 17 at Manchester Gasper of Hebron was born March 21 brother, Keith A. Jr. many congratulatory messages received was one from Installation will be at 2 p.m., appear as a boster in our program sent members and any CB’ers are in­ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal at I^nchester Memorial Hospital. former President and Mrs. Jimmy Carter. She also followed by a hot and cold buffet. book may make checks payable to vited. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Her maternal grandparents are Mr Sousa, Matthew Arthur, son of received one from the Connecticut State Legislature, in Seymour Platt of Union, N.J. Her and Mrs. Wilbur S. Porter of Hebron. Arthur and Debra Kennedy Sousa of addition to messages from distant relatives and friends. paternal grandparents are Sylvia Her paternal grandparents are Mr. 848 Center St., Manchester, was born Mrs Reale was one of the first employees of Pioneer Synder of West Hartford and the late and Mrs. Andrew F. Gasper of An­ March 25 at Manchester Memorial Parachute Co , when it was a part of Cheney Brothers Charles Ruchin. dover. Her maternal great­ Hospital. His maternal grandparents College notes grandmother is Mrs. Ethel Porter of are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy of Attending were five generations of her family in­ Sheridan, Kerri Leigh, daughter Hebron. Manchester. His paternal grand­ cluding: Mrs. Reale. great-great-grandmother; Mrs. of Thomas M. and Ellen Wallert parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jose Pauline iRealel (Paganii Forcucci, great-grandmother; Sheridan of 695 Talcottville Road. Linton, Beth Anne, daughter of Sousa of East Hartford. He has a Richard Pagani Sr., grandfather; Richard Pagani Jr ; Student gets Aetna scholarship Vernon, was born March 3 at R. Bruce and Joan Rudnansky Lin­ sister, Alicia Dawn, 2)4. Anthony Pagani and Richard Pagani, great-great- Manchester Memorial Hospital Her ton of 82 Congress St., Manchester, maternal grandparents are Mr. and grandsons. Mrs. Rose Reale, at center, who recently Catherine Cavalieri of Robert M. Ruggiero, 80 list for the winter tri­ was born March 21 at Manchester Caron, Scott James, Son of Leslie Manchester, has been Mrs. Jan Wallert of Manchester. Her 64K Ruby Road, Schaller Road; and semester at Johnson & Memorial Hospital. Her maternal F. and Susan A. Towne Caron of 15 Mrs. Reale also has another five generations in Califor­ observed her 90th birthday, poses with named to the dean’s list for paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester, has been Gregory P. Smayda, 141 Wales College in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Welcome Place, Manchester, was nia: Mrs. Anna iRealei Borsotti, great-grandmother: members of her family. They are, from left, the first semester at Mrs. Martin Sheridan of awarded a $500 Aetna Life Shallowbrook Drive. Providence, R.I. She is Rudnansky of Staffordville. Her born March 25 at Manchester Mrs. Jeanne lElorsotti) Glassknap, gramjmother; Mrs, Richard Pagani Sr., Mrs. Pauline R.P. For­ Wentworth Institute of ' Manchester. Her maternal great­ and Casualty Scholarship Joyce Green, daughter of enrolled in the Culinary paternal grandparents are Mr. and Memorial Hospital. His maternal Tracy iGlassknapi Wilcox, mother, and Douglas Wilcox, Technology. grandmothers are Mrs. T. Van f cucci, Anthony Pagani, Richard Pagani Jr., at Central Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Harold Division. Mrs. Robert E. Linton of Rockville. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. great-great-grandson. Alphen of Hoogvliet, The Her maternal great-grandmother is and Richard Pagani. State College. Green of 9B Ambassador He is studying aircraft James Gifford of Manchester. His Ms. Cavalieri, a junior Drive, Manchester, has Netherlands and Mrs. M. Wallert of Mrs. Emma Rudnansky of Tolland. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Wiiliam Talbot of 68 maintenance technology.' Amsterdam, ’The Netherlands. Her special education major at been named to the dean’s Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mrs. Frank Caron of Rockville. He Carpenter Road, paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. thy college, graduated Rena Michon of Waterford, N.Y. She has a sister, Julie Ann, 2. Hilda Ellis of Pensacola, Fla. She form Bloomfield High has a sister, Aryn, 2. has a sister, Ashley, IVk Toenail creates a problem ^hool. She is employed by OF MANCHESTER Correction Lachance, Kimberly Ann, the Capitol Region Educa­ In the account of the birth of H\ I.AWHFNCKI.vmb, M I) CALDOR SHOPPINB PLAZA O’Connor, John Joseph IV, son daughter of Ronald G. and Brenda A. tion Council. Lindsey Alane Waite which appeared FAMOUS BRiWD NAME OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-0 of John J. Ill and Denise King O’Con­ Tremaine Lachance of East Hart­ DEAR DR LAMB - I The scholarships are in The Herald recently, it was in­ nor of 73 Linden St,, Manchester, ford was born March 22 at am having a problem with Dr. Lamb awarded to students who SAT. 1 0 4 correctly listed that her maternal my feet. Lately they are enrolled in cooperative was bora March 19 at Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her CLOSEO SUNDAYS Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents were deceased. They started smelling terrible, I education/intemship maternal grandparents are the late are Bertha Mayer of Glastonbury wash them regularly but putting on your socks. suggest a growth or a treatment other than exer­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Eldward and Pauline 'Tremaine. Her UHracalc SHEETS programs in Connecticut B. King of East Hartford. His pater­ and William Smallwood of Florida. alter a day they are horri­ You should change socks fungus, you should see your cises at this time. Since businesses, industries and paternal grandparents are Mr. and l 6 a d u p o n t w o o f o u r m o s t ble. 1 am 62 now They often, twice a day at a doctor first. He may want this developed at age 14, government agencies. JUST ARRIVED POPULAR PATTERNS ... SUNRISE haven't been this way all minimum. You should not to also give you a prescrip­ his outlook is quite good. AND MEMOIR, IN WARM EARTH TONES, tion for a medicine that my life It just started the wear the same pair of Scoliosis is a complex Adam B. Green, son of PERMANENT PRESS, 50% Polyester, last two years. shoes two days in a row but eliminate fungus of the subject. If it occurs in ear­ Arthur L. Green of Lenox toenail. If so, he will need Don’t quit smoking. 50% Cotton ... A lantastic value. The other problem is my let each pair air one day ly childhood, it is more Street, Manchester, has Compare al '14.00 TWIN Hal or fitted toenail. It was run over by between wearings. to follow you closely for serious than if it occurs been named to the dean’s FULL flat or filled >6.99 «9.99 Compare al '18.00 a machine and I lost it at These and other aids to about six months while you near completion of growth. list and faculty honors list QUEEN flat or lilted the time It grew back but I control foot odor are dis­ are taking the medicine. Sometimes scoliosis is at Southampton College of Pillow Cases standard Compare at *11.00 must have a fungus under cussed in The Health DEAR DR. LAMB - My secondary to such things as Just listen Package ol two ‘ 5.99 Compare al '11.00 Long Island, Southampton, it. The growth is about a Letter number 11-8, Your 14-year-old son was a short leg. This is entirely N.Y. quarter of an inch deep on Feet and How to Care for diagnosed by the school different from those cases A 1980 g rad u ate of ^ a la S .itMCC I At a FREE Smokenders one side of the nail and this Them, which I am sending nurse a possible scoliosis. caused by deformities of Manchester High School, makes the nail grow in and you. Others who want this The doctor specializing in the vertebrae. Any of us meeting you smoke all you like. Save 30% to 60% on he is a freshman majoring FieldcresI, Wamsutta, Marlex, Cannon, Burlington, Marimekko hurl like everything. I keep issue can send 75 cents this field indicated a slight can have lateral deviation in marine biology. He is it trimmed but it soon com­ with a long, stamped, self- curvature and of the spine (scoliosis) Why come to a free Smokenders meeting if you're not sure you want to quit smoking? sheds, towels, comlorters. blankets, linens president of the French Because you've got absolutely nothing to lose and a whole new life to gain. es back Can the nail be addressed envelope for it recorrfmended exercises. during an acute muscle club and secretary of the He felt the condition didn’t Because for over eleven years we've helped hundreds of thousands of smokers just like you, all over the world, removed and this growth to me, in care of this spasm or faulty posture. Submersibles, the college quit smoking. Forever. Easiiy. Without scare tactics, "cold turkey" withdrawal, hypnosis, weight gain, or willpower taken ouf' If so, will it stay newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, warrant a brace. A follow­ You are approaching this diving club, and captain of SPRING & SUMMER SPORTSWEAR We re proud of our success and of our impressive list ot "quitters” . Hundreds of major corporations, away? Radio City Station, New up examination three situation the right way, but the swimming team .. organizations, and government agencies, such as the Public Health Service (part ot HEW) have already chosen DEAR READER - York, NY 10019, months later suggested a be patient. Your doctor has Smokenders lo help their people stop smoking for life. three ■ bed ^ both Among the area students I First, about your loot odor. Most people who have a possible larger curve on to wait, too, and see if named to the dean’s list So. join us at a FREE Smokenders meeting—even if you never thought you'd give up smoking. Bring your Washing your feet once a simple turned under corner the X-rays but the doctor there are any changes with for the winter term at cigarettes, light up. relax, and who knows? where the white sale day may not be enough. of a toenail can soak , the said it could be the way the time. He can’t hurry the Hartford State Technical SAMPLES Come lo a FREE introductory meeting Sunday thru You may need to wash toenail until it is quite soft, X-rays were taken. We are process either. never ends. . .ever. College are: , Thursday (Apr, 5-9) at 8 PM. Choose the day and carefully twice a day and then lift up the corner out to go back in three months. Bolton: Raymond E. YOU BUY THEM AT THE THIS WEEK ONLY: I still don’t know any more location most convenient (or you. be absolutely sure that of the flesh and put a piece Myette, 17 Fernwood WHOLESALE PRICE M.isleiCiird .ind Vis.i your feel are dry before of cotton under it. Wrap the than I did when we started. D riv e ; and J o e l S. you dress them. You might toe with a simple adhesive What is the future for my Em ( Hirfford Witirhury MirldM Niwflivin Waldron, 34 School Road. THE HOLIDAY INN THE HOLIDAY INN THE HOLIDAY INN THE HOLIDAY INN Six convenient locations In Connecticut: even want to sponge them, bandage to hold the cotton son? SHORTS JACKETS V A p f S Manchester: Richard 3 . 363 Roberts Street 88 Union Street 900 East Main Street 1605 Whalley Avenue WtSI HUfllfOflO WiSTHAfllFORO SIMSBURY co«. POsTsVaSHfu,..!. particularly between the in place. This is discussed DEAR READER - You Cooper, 90 Weaver Road; SLACKS BLOUSES (1-84, Exit 58) (Junction of Routes 91.15, & 66.) (Wilbur Cross Parkway, Exit 59) “'W iJ .r toes, with an alcohol also in The Health Letter»l know that his condition is Brent F. Downing, 65 sponge. Be absolutely sure am sending you. But in SKIRTS TOPS not advanced and not The film Quo Vadii uied Overlook Drive; John . CUP AND PAVt AS A REMINDER OF DATE, TIME AND LOCATION ■ ' HiH .. they are dry then before your case, since you serious enough to require 30,000 extrai and 63 lionil Gummer Jr., Box 425; n - 10 — THE HERALD, Thurs,, April 2, 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs , April 2, 1981 - 11

E d ito r ia ts Backers of social conservatism awajtr turn WASHINGTON (UPI) — While the Reagan administra­ on hold and get behind the president on the economic House backing on a wide range of issues if he waits for Until recently there were concerns Reagan would tion is concentrating on its tax and spending cut program, program. action to be completed on the economic program. abandon the controversial conservative goals to forge a C o m m e n ta ry other Republicans on the right — in and out of Congress But by late summer they are confident they will have The conservatives’ "shopping list” is long and con­ broader coalition of support. Reagan went out of his way — work behind the scenes pushing a "social agenda" that won the battle of the budget and they will then push the troversial. It includes a ban on abortion and school to reassure the right at the recent meeting of the Conser­ is just as conservative. most conservative social program Congress ^ s con­ busing, a return of school prayer, tuition tax credits for vative Political Action (Convention — a meeting of all the Showing unusual ideological unity, the varying conser­ sidered in half a century. parochial school parents, regulation of sex and violence main-line conservative groups in Washington. vative groups who consider themselves Ronald Reagan’s The congressional battle will be led by Sen. Jesse on television, and prohibiting the extension of the Civil Security does not always solve the problem longtime political base have agreed to 'put their demands Helms of North Carolina, who has been promised White Rights Act to homosexuals. As Americans recover from continue to happen. Ours is security people have been They all did their duty. The adopted, there will always be ment be exacted from anyone M Y C rm A C IN the shock of another violent at­ supposed to be a civilizec^ na­ given paid off. president was protected as an opportunity for someone to attempting to murder a presi­ West posts split Israeli army FIRST AID OINTMENT tack on a President of the tion. But some lunatic with a Instinctively, agents well as he could have been and harm a president or other high dent or other high officials, we has generated a “Free Gad Elgazi” movement among Mycitracin - with three antibioUcs - An "outstanding soldier" J n ^ e Israeli army was The military court, in its rulings, commented that it United States, we all are Saturday Night Special proves slammed the president into his still be allowed to mingle in official. are afraid the pattern will con­ sentenced recently to one year in prison for refusing to Israeli doves which has drawn public expressions of sup­ aids healing, doesn't sting, and helps had “no doubt about the honest motives, uprightness, and port from Army reservists, university students and prevent infection. that there continues to be bar­ bullet-proof limousine and public in a free society. tinue. serve with his unit in the occupied West Bank. Coming in pure principles of the accused ... we are speaking of an grateful that no lives have Security doesn’t get to the professors, a group of prominent Europeans, and even been lost in this vicious inci­ barians among us. rushed him from harm’s way. We are certain there will be root of the problem. the midst of a stepped up campaign by the Israeli govem- outstanding soldier.” ft stressed, however, that a As of today, the only way to ' ment to expand Jewish settlements in the occupied areas, dangerous precedent would be set if a soldier’s political from Professor Edward Said of Columbia University, a Some have been quick to Others charged the vicinity some more stringent security noted Palestinian writer and member of the National dent. Why there are persons protect a president is to keep and a stream of eyewitness reports by Israeli army opinions were allowed to determine the military duties to There will be a long healing criticize the Secret Service the shots were coming from measures taken in the future walking the streets who want „ reservists of brutality toward West Bank Palestinians, Council of the PLO. the chief executive a captive which he could be assigned. Moderates in Israel warn that the harsh sentence given UHICAP M and police who were in charge and quickly subdued'the to insure the president is the case had become something of a "cause celebre” In fact, Elgazi has agreed to join his unit for training process for the victims of the to do away with a president of Elgazi may be necessary. They fear that otherwise a of the White House. No politi­ among Israeli doves. It illustrates just how profound are exercises in the West Bank if the army agrees to sUtion 11 Vitamins hail of bullets, meant to of security at the Washington suspect. protected. But we think it the United States is impossible precedent may be created that would encourage right- cian would tolerate such im­ . the divisions in Israel over what to do with the West Bank him afterward inside of Israel. It appears, however, that Plus Iron and murder President Reagan. Hilton Hotel. Brady, Secret Service Agent would be unfair to detract to understand. and the Gaza Strip, and the 1.2 million Palestinian Arabs wing soldiers to resist orders that might be issued by a prisonment. because of the publicity attending this case the army has future Labor Party government, to evacuate Jewish 5 more minerals White House Press Secretary But quick action on the part Timothy J. McCarthy and from the job the security It is a national disgrace that who live there. been unwilling to make the kind oi informal arrangement settlements in return for a peace agreement. Indeed, District of Columbia police of­ Private Gad Elgazi’s one-year prison sentence was with Elgazi that it is known to have made with outher dis­ .lames Brady, still may not of law enforcement probably force did in saving President such ugly incidents happen. Meanwhile, we must make some in Israel have noted with alarm that right-wing handed down after six successive 20-day jail terms had sident soldiers. Indeed, by imprisoning Elgazi in the survive the assassin's attack. saved President Reagan’s life. ficer Thomas Delahanty all Reagan’s life. Until all Americans express certain that every possible groups, such as the zealous Gush Emunim (Bloc of NORTHWAY DRUG failed to persuade him to join his unit in the West Bank. Nablus prison, inside the West Bank, the authorities took bullets intended for the Faithful), have conspicuously not called on the govern­ 230 N. Main 81., MtnchMlar All Americans should be It was a split second, where all We are convinced no matter their anger, demanding that security measure ^ in place Elgazi was one of 27 Jewish high school students in Israel seem to be going out of their way to make a firm point. ment to deal sternly with Elgazi and his comrades. 646-4810 furious that such incidents the training White House chief executive. what security measures are the stiffest possible punish­ when a president is in public. who signed a public declaration of their willingness to Private Elgazi’s struggle with the military authorities serve in the Israel Defense Forces, but only if stationed OUR SOVIET congress HAS within the actual borders of the state (pre-1967 boun­ TROUBLE IN FPLANP AHp daries.) In their letter to the chief of the manpower divi­ fV\ET. VME ARE EMBARKING WE ARE I^^ACER WITH LOW AFGHANISTAN... PETENT E ON A NEW FIVE YEAR PROPUCTION, BAP CROPS, IS OUT THE WINPOW,CHINA sion of the Israeli army they objected to the continuation PLAN...THINGS ARE ALCOHOLISM, LACK OF IS A GROWING THREAT... Will mob hinder plans of "the occupation and the oppression of the Palestinian WORSE THAN USUAL... HOUSING, LOW BIRTHRATE, CUBA IS COSTING US A people." LOUSY TECHNOLOGY B U N P L E ... , SALE ENDS W ------C Commentary GROssmRns SAT., APRIL 4 for crime, drugs probe? R n(^evftns p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v

WASHINGTON - The House Detroit facing Select ,Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control is supposed to in­ vestigate the connection between Jack Anderson other problems dope smuggling and organized crime. But there is some question Great Savings! HOWEVER.THERE IS ONE By DON GRAFF JUST THINK. OF THE sfeechinkiters v^h o c a n whether the committee’s new chair­ secret 1977 Justice Department 3 BRIGHT SP O T -W E ARE COURAGE ANP IMAGI­ . board/member and president of ' The administration apparently has reached a decision PROPUCE FOR COMRAPE BREW man, Rep. Leo Zeferetti, D-N.Y., is STILL PR0PUCIN6 SOVIET NATION REQUIREP NEV A SIX HOUR SPEECH report, which concluded.that the ILA* Local h|08,in Jacksonville, Fla. as to what to do about the problem of the slipping U.S. the right man to crack down On the HEROES. . OF THOSE PRAISING SUCH A SYSTEM is “completely dominated by men^ -i/Though not Indicted in connec­ auto industry and rising Japanese imports. DAYS On Your Indoor Q- Mob. who either have strong organized' tions with racketeerinj;, Douglas And that is to do nothing for the time being in the ‘ 7 He probably owed his re-election crime ties or are members of the Rhgo,'vlce president of Miami Local ■ expectation that, nevertheless, something will be done. LEFT! last year in part to the efforts of the organized crime syndicate.’’ 1922, has a long felony record and r>, What is described as a consensus position has emerged u from a Cabinet-level debate between free-traders and Stop In & pick up our vaius-packed International Longshoremen’s has been identified as a highranking circular! Specials throughout the import-limiters: There is to be no American action, Outdoor Projects! Association in his Brooklyn district. ’The Justice Department reported: member of the Genovese family. He store! neither the establishment of quotas nor a r^ u est to the And the ILA’s connection to "Abuses are common throughout the answers to Anthony "Fat Tony” Japanese that they hold down exports to this country. It organized crime has been termed “a jurisdiction of the ILA ... ’The syn­ Salerno. is, however, to be made abundantly but unofficially clear national disgrace” by Justice dicate dictates who does business on to the Japanese that they are free to act on their own to Etta^ ______Department crime fighters. the East Coast and in what manner.’’ Congressman Zeferetti, of course, r<£.A. MuCMcC^Mi foitr vi«»f(m d«R-*T€irGRAA*v. precisely the same end. The ILA local in Brooklyn was cannot be held responsible for the Great. Except that the Japanese already have made it headed by the notorious Tony Scott, The Gambino and Vito Genovese skulduggery of officials in a union abundantly clear that in the absence of a direct deal with recently convicted of racketeering crime families allegedly agreed on whose rank-and-file live in his dis­ ■' Washington they cannot or will not do anything. In part, it and tax fraud in New York. The local their spheres of influence in the late trict and worked to elect him. And ' is reported, because of concern that any restraint Protection of neighborhoods contributed $3,341.77 to Zeferetti last 1970s. According to Senate Perma­ accepting money from a union with " arrangement solely of their own devising might get them year through its political action com­ nent Subcommittee on ties to organized crime doesn’t forge ' into anti-trust troubles in the United States, mittee. Investigations source, Michael a link between the congressman and r ■ That may or may not be the truth, the whole truth and riif folluuint: i- u,rop\ (»f a l(‘tt**r nothing but the truth. But there’s enough of it there to According to political sources in Clemente of the Genovese family the underworld. But it raises a to MuM»r Stephen justify Tokyo’s sitting tight and waiting for Washington Brooklyn, Scotto’s dock workers also controlled the Manhattan docks; 1^ serious question of his fitness to in­ to make another move. Dear Mayor Penny: turned out poll watchers and cam­ allegedly had jurisdiction over such vestigate Mafia matters. I am writing in regard to truck Which, if Washington is paying any attention at all to paign workers for the 53-year-oId top union officials as Scotto, Teddy traffic using residential areas in the the American press, it will not do. For if there is one Letters to congressman. Zeferetti barely sur­ Gleason, George Barone, Fred Field Zeferetti insists there’s no '■ thing that is perfectly clear about the auto-import issue, DO-IT-YOURSELF town of Manchester—specifically, TOP QUALITY WAFERBOARD LANDSCAPE TIMBERS vived the Reagan landslide last and ’Thomas Buzzanca. problem. He told my associates it is the near unanimity of editorial opinion in opposition ECQMflILYOD Multi-Circuits' use of Holl Street and 4 x 8 x 7 /1 6 ’SHEATHING TEXTURE 1-11 SIDING^ PRESSURE TREAnO HEAVY DUTY November, and the longshoremen Vicki Warren and Lucette Lagnado • to bolstering the U.S. industry at the cost of impending adjoining neighborhood streets. the Editor were important to his re-election. Here’s a partial list of ILA of­ that the ILA’s support will in no way '• trade and restricting competition for the consumer ,M a previous Board of Directors Scott is identified in Justice ficials convicted of racketeering or obstruct his “war on drugs.” dollar. 199 meeting you stated most alleged to have Mob ties, yet who are Zeferetti said: "I’ll go after anyone To the Wall Street Journal, “a quota is a quota, 799 159 799 Department documents as a "capo” 4x5x8 ■ 6x6x8 emphatically that the'use of residen­ ■ SHEET in the Carlo Gambino crime family; still in power: trafficking In drugs, even if they con­ .. whether legislated or negotiated,’’ and the results would tial streets by this type of truck be undesirable in either case — reducing consumer A low-priced, standard sized stud. Before Low priced, exterior grade, solid core Use Rustic, rough sawn. V-grooved Use m or Won 1 rot or decay' Dip treated to re­ he controlled the Brooklyn and tributed to my campaign.’’ would not be tolerated. Further­ Their replies ranged from "that they cannot or will not correct this — George Barone is both an inter­ choice, lessening pressure on U.S. producers to lower you build or remodel, come to Grossman's in or out For roof & wall sheathing Meets out! Ready to finish' Top quality Clean & easy to han­ tard rpt & decay' Staten Island waterfronts. Even for the lumber you need! • 4'k8'x‘$ '...... 17 99 dle' Many uses' For outdoor jobs' more. you said there was a threshold truck didn’t stop here", although it problem. The residents, obivously, national vice president and head of costs and increase productivity and giving another in- after his conviction, the ILA did While House pipelinei Doing a that could not be crossed without was seen leaving their loading dock, have no power to do so. Miami Local 1922, and holds two .. flationary boost to prices. nothing to punish him. The New "second take’’ for the cameras is no Multi-Circuits infringing upon the to "the drivers get lost". 1 feel we now have to appeal to the other high positions in the union. sweat for an old Hollywood pro. A That is the theme being repeated so frequently it York Waterfront Commission finally becomes a chorus. The Christian Science Monitor asks rights ot the residents and that this Not so long ago when I spoke with Board of Directors to protect our — William Boyle, international group of congressmen visited Presi­ forced his removal, but in his place what the car makers are doing to solve their “self- abuse of surrounding streets con­ Multi-Circuits representative about neighborhood from being victimized vice president. the union appointed Scotto’s cousin dent Reagan the other day to present created problems” and does not find the answers stituted crossing that threshold. this continuing hazard, his answer further. This industry, Multi- — Cleveland Turner, president of by marriage. this year’s Maid of Cotton, and a reassuring: “The fact is that (they) are in trouble Since that time said "threshold" was that the company had no control Circuits, Inc., has no concern for the Local 1418 in Miami and member of private meeting before the press This will insure continued Mob - ibecause they have priced themselves out of the market. has been crossed many times. The over the situation. They were problems it causes. Is the town the ILA’s executive board. control over the powerful local, was allowed in for pictures. When a ' And they have not cinched their belt and moderated wage truck traffic on these streets has "waiting for the town to do governmgnt “concerned? Will they — James Vanderwyde, coor­ reporter asked about a bright red settlements... Why should the American consumer have charged former Senate investigator continued unabated. something” . help us in this dilemma? dinator of the union’s Atlantic Coast smudge on Reagan’s cheek, the ,, to pay...when the industry' itself — management and I and several other of the residents I am writing to request that the Very truly yoprs, Ray Maria in an interview with my District. labor — is unwilling to bite the bullet?” /i^G eofqiafbcHic associate Tony Capaccio. president willingly showed how he have contacted the factory about this town take some action in this James N. Desautels — Landon Williams, an inter­ got it — and received another kiss A question both the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the 4x8' TAN BARK HICKORY 1>i"THICK T he sordid story of the problem on more than one occasion. matter. Multi-Circuits admits that 19 Holl St., Manchester national vice president, executive from the young lady. Providence, R.I., Bulletin also raise, with the latter ad­ GYPSUM 4’x8’x5/32'' INTERIOR INTERIOR longshoremen’s union is detailed in a ding that "to support the highest-paid workers in WALLBOARD WALL PANEL DOOR UNITS FLUSH DOOR OUR REG 17.99 American industry, at an estimated cost of $50,(KX) per Ideal base for paint or OUR REG 5.49 • OUR EVERYDAY job saved, is a travesty.” paper SAVEM LOW PRICE SAVEM The Chicago Sun-Times sees auto protectionism as protectionism "under whatever guise,” and the Rapid Ci­ Prehung, Casing, passage set extra National debt would shock founding fathers ABOARD ...... 3.59 Simulated woodgram on wood fiber substrate • 28 Lauan mahooany replacement door' ty, S.D., Journal observes that consumers are already 1st quality Class III fire rated Complete line of •30 • 28 REG 18.99 17.99*30 REG 18.99 17.99 the debt has more than doubled in paying the price of protectionism in the forpi of higher . PRIMER/SEALER ...... 7,99 installation accessories m slock' • 32 REG 19 99 18 99 * 36' REG 20 99 19 99 B' N. I.\ \KIU. CHRISTENSKN 1978, rose to 13.3 in 1979 and settled To be sure there are stout the inflation-ridden peacetime years 1960 the public debt stood at 56.9 per­ private debt increased from 73 to 138 steel costs charged by a protected U.S. industry that Scripps League Newspapers slightly to 12.4 percent last year — defenders of the red ink rationale The United States national debt is since the Vietnam War. cent of the GNP, he said. "Twenty percent of the gross national product Detroit now passes on to its customers. the worst inflation since 1916-19 and Keynesian spending theories PREHINGED READY TO FINISH projected to reach $1 trillion before It is projected by the Reagan Ad­ years later it stands at about 35 in the 1946-79 period — almost dou­ The Des Moines Register reads quotas as "a dangerous during World War I when the rate widely embraced in the past half the end of the year That's a thou­ ministration to reach $958 billion in percent.” ble. “But the federal debt has . step toward increased government involvement in PINE SHUHERSETS exceeded 10 percent four con­ century. sand billion dollars' declined from 110 percent of the ,„ private enterprise” and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram A l l IN STOCK Ready to install & finish' For windows, April, $987.4 billion by Sept. 30 (end secutive years. During the February cabinets & more Sets of 4 Many lawmakers also equate ap­ GNP to 28 percent.” warns that the result could be a government-engineered C i t i e s .At this figure, the government will of fiscal year 1981), and $1 trillion, President Reagan’s supply side Congressional debate over raising monopoly situation, “and history teaches us that when propriate debt levels with the gross While deploring high interest rates AND BATH CAeMETS MIS 74 78 79 37 37 38 36 40 owe about $4.41.5 lor every man, sometime in November or the debt ceiling from $935 to $985 monopolies are created, consumers lose.” OFININC WK3TM WIDTH WK)TN WK)TH economics and his drive to balance national product. Sen. Robert C. and conceding "it would be good to woman and child in the country — all December. billion, Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La. The Worcester, Mass., Gazette observes that the •% 13 TO 1 7 .9 9 1 8 .8 9 1 9 .7 9 2 2 .4 8 the budget by 1983 or 1984 depart Byrd, D-W.Va., reminded senators <8 6fC 19 N WG 70 99 MG 71 99 MG 74 99 226..500.000 of them. A burdensome byproduct is the noted that in 1946 total public and retire the federal debt... pay it off ‘" Japanese are showing "how competition can work if it is from policies generally practic^ in recently that "the public debt has iOFF W TO 2 1 .9 9 2 2 .4 9 2 3 .3 9 2 4 .2 8 If the amounts seem incredible to strain interest on the debt places on private debt was 189 percent of the completely,” Long said that in the allowed to. Some Americans are all for competition — » 73 99 KG 74 99 MG 7)91 MG 79 99 the last two decades. been falling in terms of the GNP.’ In GNP. But by 1979, the percentage over-all perspective, the trend has 71 to 2 4 .2 9 2 5 .1 9 2 9 .0 9 2 9 .8 8 today s generations accustomed to the federal budget. Interest now con­ unless it comes from Japan.” REG. LOW PRICES 7« MC M96 KG 77 99 MG 79 99 MG »99 been toward a “lesser debt as a astronomical figures, they'd shock stitutes the third largest outlay — had declined to 178 percent though There is more, much more, but you get the idea. It’s all REG. 54.99 to 329.99 n TO 2 7 .9 9 2 6 .7 9 2 9 .9 9 3 0 .5 8 MG 37 99 MG 3399 the frugal Founding Fathers! behind retirement-benefit programs the figures had climbed dramatical­ percentage of wages and salaries , pretty much along Jhe same editorial line and far from SAU 49.74-2t 0.49 78 MC 30 99 KG 31 99 Choose from many styles, sizes 79 to 3 1 .4 9 3 2 .3 9 3 1 2 9 3 4 .1 8 Thoughts and the GNP.” offering aid and comfort to Detroit in a time of troubles, 37 K6 34 96 KC 3699 MG 39 99 MG 37 99 George Washington and Thomas and national defense. ly. and colors to suit your decor. Fau­ it raises yet another question as to the competency of the 3j to 9 4 .1 9 3 9 . H 3 9 .8 9 3 7 .7 8 Jefferson, among others, counseled It is projected at $94.1 billion for (The debt limit — raised 31 times (Congress, with the constitutional cets extra MG 40 99 MG 4199 ", auto makers at managing their own affairs. KG 37 99 MG 39 99 strongly against burdening posterity (This week’s columns are directed in the past two decades — was responsibility for the budget, the current fiscal year, up from $74.8 reason, contempt, dislike, even What, a serious reader may wonder, have they got to toward our younger readers—junior currently is debating spending cuts with major debt accumulations. billion for fiscal 1980 — and will soar apathy toward our own personhood elevated to $985 billion to accom­ show for all that money pour^ into public relations over proposed by President Reagan and The whopping national (federal) to $106.5 billion in 1982 although this and senior high ages. Since the pften prevents us from having deep, modate spending commitments of the years? debt — most of it incurred in the past could be sliced to some extent by editorial page is probably not the lasting friendships. In order to love the Carter, Administration for the Budget Director David Stockman to half century — is the amount owed Reagan budget cuts. most read section by this age group, others as Jesus wants me to, I must current fiscal year. It’s a foregone slice $48.6 billion from the Carter ’82 Values In E very Department! Fight Inflation Now! by the government from borrowing The figures, quoted in the Mom and Dad, please pass the have a sincere and deep appreciation conclusion the limit will have to be budget and $6.4 billion from current- to cover deficit spending. Congressional Record, are from thoughts on to your teens) for ME! Only when I have the same raised above the trlllion-dollar mark year outlays. It does not include obligations of projections made by the former Loving me kind of love for you as for me, can I early in fiscal '82 which begins Oct.' The new regime has set a budget ceiling of $695.3 i^illion for fiscal ’82>. states, counties, cities, individuals Carter Administration in submitting When Jesus said, “ Love your begin to solve problem number one 1). and corporatipfisTnor interest on the its tentative '82 budget last January. neighbor as yourself’’ (Matt. 19:19), — other people. Senator Long quoted Treasury But even this figure projects a $4^“ CAU 846-3687 lor national debt. You get a realistic idea of the size He taught two lessons: (1) Love your Would you buy a car from a Ford Department figures as showing the billion deficit. Fed by enormous budget deficits. of the interest bill when you realize neighbor (others), and (2) love salesman who drives a Chevy? Would you trust a friend who has the figure for the current year yourself. We seldom miss lesson FREE I EACH J EACH prom is^ you life-long commitment amounts roughly to $300 million for number one, but believing that It’s OUR REG. 64.99 OUR REG 14.99 A rm stro n g quR REG 28* OUB REG >5.49 OUR REG 15 99 ^ OUR REG 12 49 Quotes hf Hpral^ 48' FLUORESCENT ADJUSTABLE ‘and yet has given up on himself? 3 12’x12" BALTIC INCA USED every weekday of the year f Sundays o.k. to love ourselves is another GYMNASTIC LESSONS KITCHEN OR BATH Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 Y»an WATER SAVER "There comes a time when you excluded) and note that as recent as story. What makes you think he will stick PRESCHOOL SCHOOL AQE8 WHITE TOILET FAUCETS CEILING TILE Z-BRICK SHOP LIGHT FLOOR JACK realize there are other impulses, and 1960 the entire federal budget was with you? In the same way, people Anti-slphon Inlel regula- 8" kitchen (540CH2A)or Textured decorator finish Use in or out' Fireproof With 2-40W bulbs, cord.x Adjusts from 47 to 7'6 Why is it hard for us to truly ap­ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 AQES 2'A-5 81/1-16 plug & hardware No easily' For cellars & more' it’s very sad if we can’t publicly ad­ only $92.2 billion. preciate and love ourselves? Maybe will trust their love to you when they Published by the Manchester Publishing Co. mit that there is a personal, Many have argued in Congress we liken it to be being conceited or discover the deep appreciation you Oootf tor month ot April Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040 1 COUPON PER STUDENT nuturing, domestic side to us.” that deficit financing is a key cause boastful.. Maybe we feel there is not have for yourself. Love yourself, Telephone (203) 643-2711 — Jane Pauley, explaining why of high interest rates and the infla­ much about us to like or appreciate. then you will know bow to love WInnIngers SOUTH WINDSOR HARTFORD ENFIELD M«mb«r: U n IM PrM t InttmtUonat 701 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER NEWINGTON 79 Hazaid 6 Palombo Blvd (the derided to rumbine her career tion level which may hit double Maybe we know ourselves too well others. 3127B«rllitTiinipll« 46 Nutmag Road. Soutli 3200 No. Main Straat MANCHESTER 1 t45SpincirSntt 525-9355 741-2286 aH a TV JournaliHl with marriqge digits in 1981 for the thiul straight and aware of past (or present) sins Steve Holt Stavan Harry. Exacutiva EdMor Qymnaitlcs 1 S 6494)136 666-6691 289-0231 1 pm l<* rarloonial Gary Trudeau, year. Church of Christ, Customer 8«rvlo« —> ft47«9M9 Frank A. Burbank, Mana0ir$g Editor OPEN don. thru Fri, 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.. Sal. 8 a m -5 3 that seem to make us unworthy of Richard M. Diamond. Publlshar Harold E. Turkington. 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/ THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 — 13 12 - THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 At Tuesday night's pubUc hearing McLain prefixed a question with "as lunch for all clean-up workers. But learning that a muddle in the ballot on Coventry’s Board of Vacation we race along page four ...” he warned the committee members, verbage could cause voters to ap­ budget, it was.the wish of the Board “If you go for the lunch, be sure you prove both a transfer station a ^ o to scan each page of the 60 page Curt Smith, Republican Town don’t throw your napkins in the contractural townwide pick-up, said Underdogs post Top touring Commissioner budget with the public. After one and Committee vice chairman, urged park.” "Can you believe it? We may end up opening wins pros to pass up holding up a half hours it became apparent that committee members to get out and with both.” Greensboro player deal Town Talk this wish was merely a fleeting take part in Saturday’s clean-up day, Bolton Public Building Commis­ in playoffs hope as Finance Chairman Roy which will conclude with a picnic sion Chairman John Sambogna upon ^ ^ ^ S p o r t s Page 14 Page 14 Page 15 Sponsors plan Hockanum race MCC routs Post Taking advantage of some erratic issued 10 walks and the visitors also MUG (1.5) - DeSaulniers ss, 3-2-0-0, pitching by the opposition, committed-three errors. Blake 2b, 1-2-0-0, Frltsciante pr, 0-1- MANCHESTER - The fifth an- be accepted. Applications for pre­ Manchester Community College First safety for the Cougars came 0-0, Pires 2b, l-O-l-l, Roath ef, 3-0-0- ' nual Hockanum River Canoe Race is race registration are available at whipped Post College, 16-2, in in the fourth inning on a Steve 0, Ch.Gonzalez cf, 2-1-0-0, W.Gon- scheduled for April 12 beginning at Watkins Brothers Furniture, Main collegiate baseball action yesterday Testoni double, which kicked off a zaleze 3b, l-O-O-l, Klibanoff 3b, 1-2-1- 9:30 a.m. ^ Street, all branches of the Savings ; at Cougar Field. five-run burst. A run-scoring single 1, Daigle c, l-l-l-O, Craig c, O-O-O-O, - The race is sponsored by the Bank of Manchester and The Herald. The Cougars, 3-1-1, return to the by A1 Klibanoff and RBI triple by Testoni If, 2-2-1-2, Monsees lb, 1-1-0- Hockanum River Linear Park Com­ Participants in the race will be Paul Pires bolstered the MCC at. 0, Marchuk rf, 0-1-0-2, MacKay rf, 1- mittee and the Savings Bank of diamond today against the UConn divided into nine classes including: tack, which totaled five hits in all. 0- 1-0, Garman dh, 2-2-0-1, McHugh p. Manchester. ___ jayvees in Storrs. They have a medium, open canoe, two paddlers; doubleheader Sunday against Starting and winning pitcher Den­ 1- O-O-O. Totals: 20-15-5-8. The race will begin along the shore, open canoe, two paddlers; Middlesex Community College in nis McHugh, 1-0, went the distance V Steak-Out Restaurant on Route 83 in aluminum, open canoe, two Middletown. for MCC and tw irld a four-hitter. Post College (2) - Nieves 2b, 4-0-0- Talcottville near the Manchester- paddlers; standard, open canoe, two MCC scored in every inning, He struck out 11. Greg Daly started 0, Kittredge c. 3-1-1-0, Gahdrea ef. 3- Vemon town line. paddlers; recreation, open canoe, pushing across its first eight runs and absorbed the loss in Post’s 1981 0-0-0, Dowd If, 3-0-2-0, Simpson 3b, 2- Registration will be conducted two paddlers; kayak, one paddler; ; without benefit of a hit. Post hurlers opener. 0- 0-0, Tournick lb, 2-0-0-0, Bachman from 8 to 9:30 a.m. the day of the open canoe, two women; open canoe, • rf l-O-O-O, Daly p, l-O-O-O, Yturbe lb, race and race day registrations will one male, one female and open . 1- O-O-O, W alker cf, l-O-O-O, canoe, one paddler. Echevarria ss. l-O-O-O, Rebillard ph. ' f The race will conclude at the rear Herald Angle l-O-O-O, Jablonski rf. 2-1-1-0, Croft ph. Marr charged of Powder Mill Plaza, East Hart­ O-O-O-O. Totals: 25-2-4-0. ford, where awards will be i ^ l l Key: at bats-runs-hits.RBIs in threat case presented to the first three finishers i By EARL YOST Sports Editor MCC 232 521 x 15 in each class. Post 000 002 0 2 Included as part of the race day ' MANCHESTER - Police have activities will be a photo contest for charged William D. Harris, 33, of 8 non-professional photographers. Easton St. East Hartford, with The Hockanum River Race is the Big responsibility threatening a man with a tire iron final part of a two-day race Members of the llling Junior High Schooi Guitar Club enter­ Main Street. Ralph Maccarone, a music teacher at the schooi last night in the K-Mart plaza. weekend. The fourth annual Little did Larry Pleau know at the months,” Baldwin said, Harris allegedly made ah abrupt Willimantic River Race will be ' d tain members of the American Association of Retired Persons and ciub adviser, is at left. (Herald photo by Pinto) start of the 1980-81 National Hockey “1 see somebody who has all the Out of running left turn in front of a motorcycle Saturday. Wednesday afternoon at the Knights of Coiumbus Home, League season with the Hartford qualities to move this franchise operated by Robert Hershberger Persons interested in additonal in­ NORFOLK (UPl) - Paul Webb, Whalers that before the curtain fell forward in a positive direction,” he shortly after 7 p.m. yesterday, police formation on the Hockanum River head basketball coach at Old Domi­ he would wind up with a dual position added. said. Race and the photo contest should nion, took himself out of the running Hershberger told police he was - director of hockey operations and for the head coach position at call Lee Watkins, at 643-5171 or 742- head coach. Resident says noise ongoing forced to swerve across the lane of 6296. First lieutenant Georgia Tech, ODU officials said This all came about when Howard oncoming traffic. Hershberger and Mild-mannered Bob Crocker will Wednesday. witnesses told police Harris hit a Sunset Lodge Baldwin, managing general partner, Webb, ODU's head coach since MWCHKSTKR - The Multi- is not eliminated, he says the plan is The Zinglers, on Holl Street, have problems. announced that Jack Kelley had been be Pleau’s first assistant with the Southpaw Dennis McHugh unloads fast ball home start. McHugh scattei^ed four hits and light pole and continued into the K- MANCHESTER - Sunset assistant coaching job up for jrabs. 1975, said Wednesday, "1 am no Circuits' fan was shut off. but the to sue Multi-Circuits. organized and spearheaded The Department of Environmental Mart Plaza. fired and Pleau had been elavated longer a candidate for the head yesterday In pitching Manchester bom- fanned 11 batters. (Herald photo by Pinto) noise from the building continued neighborhood opposition to Multi- Protection has also done a study of Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at from the head coaching spot, which John Cuniff and Rick Ley figure in William Stevenson, controller for Hershberger told police he ap­ basketball coaching position at munity College to 15-2 win over Post In last night, according to Mary Circuits' expansion bid. They are Multi-Circuits and that report is due 8 p.m. at the Marine Hall on Parker he officially assumed March 9, to fill Pleau’s plans. Ley, who handled the Multi-Circuits, said the fan is off and proached Harris to ask about the ac­ St. A social hour with refreshments Georgia Tech.” Zingler, a neighbor who had trying to stop the firm from to be released shortly, a DEP the job Kelley had in the organiza­ club from the bench last night in a he has "‘no idea what they are cident, when Harris became abusive will be held after the meeting. GT Athletic Director Homer Rice threatened to sue the company for purchasing the town garage on spokesman said today. tion. stirring 5-4 win over Quebec, still talking about. " He said he is hoping and pulied out a tire iron. contacted Webb about the vacancy noise violations. Harrison Street for expansion. According to Mrs. Zingler, there is Kelley was given an opportunity to feels that he can play "two or three "they could tell us specific informa­ Hershberger and a witness told Now You Know several weeks ago, and the two dis­ Recently, the Zinglers had hired an also a problem with odors coming resign but wanted the true story told. more years” before taking a job off "We still hear some noise from tion about the sound. " He added, police Harris left when several peo­ A school in Bristol, Pa., enclosed the ice. Pleau said he was high on cussed the opening in Philadelphia Better days ahead engineering firm, Mirenberg and from the Multi-Circuits building. Kelley, it was reported, received an Multi-Circuits. " she said this mor­ "They have been specific in the past ple gathered. its basketball court with a steel cage last Sunday at the NCAA Tourna­ Pedersen of South Windsor, found Yesterday, around 8 a.m., she filed a attractive severance pay, but will no Cuniff, who specialiies in teaching ning "We don't know exactly where about the fan problem."" Harris is charged with threatening to protect players from rowdy ment, said Webb, a 1951 graduate of the Multi-Circuits' noise levels from the European style of play. it is coming from, " complaint with police about the and evading responsibility. crowds in the early 1900s. longer be connected with the team in William & Mary. Stevenson said even if the Zinglers outdoor fans exceeded the limit by smell of ammonia fumes coming any capacity. Kelley served seven of Pleau, Baldwin said, has a free Jon Berman, the attorney for Mrs. couldn"t identify where the sound six units. from the firm. Police report an of­ the nine years the Whalers have been hand to revive the Whalers, Zingler and her husband, said the un­ was coming from, the firm would The tests, Mrs. Zingler said at the ficer was dispatched to the site and Students given awards in business. Only time will tell. seen for Whalers identified sound coming from Multi- "have to find out ourselves."" He said time, were to 'establish the fact noise confirmed there was an odor. Stoughton fired a 12-foot wrist shot Rorkii'f* 4. Oih-rH 4 By MIKE TULLY Circuits Inc. is "as loud, if not the firm will conduct a noise level probelms did exist, despite claims of The controversy about Multi- placed third and Lynn Collins, a stu­ that deflected off Quebec goalie Dan At Edmonton, Wayne Gretzky HARTFORD - Several UPl Sports Writer louder, as the sound the firm claims study of its own and take whatever Multi-Circuits' representatives, Circuit’s proposed expansion has dent at the same school received a Show of confidence I Bouchard’s pad and trickled into the assisted on goals by Jari Kurri to Manchester area students received A new regime took over the Hart­ they have eliminated " He plans to premanent steps are necessary to during hearings before the Board of been growing since November. The medal in the junior biological team net for his 43rd goal of the season. break Bobby Orr's single-season solve whatever problem may exist. awards at the recent Connecticut Pleau, 33, and the first Whaler ford Whalers and if the debut is any notify the firm todav and if the sound Directors, that there were no noise Zinglers appeared at the meeting division. Hartford, however, remains one of record for assists and lift Edmonton Science Fair held at the University signed to a contract nine years ago, indication, the team could be headed when Multi-Circuits presented its the Futile Five teams not qualifying into a third-place tie with the New of Hartford. Susan Madden of Rockville High isn’t lacking for enthusiasm or self for better things. proposed plan to purchase the town School was also a medalist in the for the playoffs. York Rangers in the scramble for garage and raised questions about its confidence. He displayed both the NHL's final few playoff berths. In the junior biological division, junior biological team division along yesterday at a press conference that “It’s not a bad batting average if it “Scoring 43 goals does not make Booze bill remains alive sale. The cbltfroversy grew. The Melissa Ann Domijan of St. with Karen Markie and Krista stays that way,” assistant coach up for us not being in the playoffs, ” Gretzky, who broke Phil matched in numbers the arrival of neighbofhood fears industrial Rick Ley said Wednesday night after Stoughton said. "It's hard to concen­ Esposito’s single-season point (iontinued from page 1 The measure, which carries a May Christopher School in East Hartford Stearns of St. Christopher School. the Howe family to the organization. owners fear the entrance of high- enroachment. guiding the Whalers to a 5-4 victory trate this time of year. But it’s not record of 152 just three days ago, got volume liquor supermarkets backed 1 effective date, is projected to raise Speaking of Howe, he’ll continue over Quebec that snapped the Nor- affecting our play" his 103rd and 104th assists to smash wholesalers and retailers to set by "big money" on the scene. about $430,000 in the current fiscal his public relations’ job with the club diques' 11-game unbeaten streak. Rick Meagher put Hartford ahead Orr's mark of 102 set with the 1970-71 alcoholic beverage prices at specific The package store owners want year and $2.6 million in the next NEW ARRIVALS but Pleau has no plans for the all- Accident victim Ley and Bob Crocker, assistant 4-3 at 6:48 of the second period, but Boston Bruins. percentages above their costs. liquor wholesaler's territories com­ budget year. time great to assume any coaching -■"’Tte* director of hockey operations, ran Quebec’s Real Cloutier scored his Hlack Hawks 2. Maph- Leafs 2 Richard Madgic, president of the pletely eliminated if they have to The projection assumes liquor responsibilities. the club while Larry Pleau, just second goal of the game at 18:08 to At Toronto, Reg Kerr scored his 700-member Connecticut Package swallow-repeal of’the markup. sales will increase because repeal of Pleau indicated that he would pull in 'poor' condition named general manager, watched tie the score. But Quebec, fighting to 29th and 30th goals of the season to Store Association, said repeal of the The bill allows wholesalers to re­ COLONIAL no punches in trying to right the the markup allows more competition from the press box. finish 10th overall, stayed one point give Chicago the ti’e. Kerr's second minimum markup could force 1,000 tain their territories but allows in pricing and discourages residents MANCHESTER — A Hartford Hospital spokeswoman Whaler ship which sunk to an all- “It’s just an experiment,” said ahead of llth-place Chicago. goal of the game, at 10:40 of the final stores out of business. retailers to buy elsewhere if they are from buying their liquor in other said this morning that a local woman is in “poor” condi­ time low this season in failing to Ley. “We have a lot of players who Quebec’s Jacques Richard scored period, earned the Hawks the tie. Davanzo said most package store willing to pick up the product. states. tion after suffering serious head injuries last night when make the playoffs for the first time Toronto moved two points ahead of the car in which she was a passenger hit a tree, CURTAIN need to be looked at and Larry could his 52nd goal of the season. He later in nine years (seven in the World idle 17th-place Wa.shington for the Deborah A. Gallagher, 19, of 482 Adams St., was hurt in Hockey Association). see them better from the press box." was carried from the ice on a Pleau could have watched from stretcher but suffered only a leg final playoff berth. the auto accident which occurred at 6:32 p.m. yesterday "The change was necessary,” .lets 4. Canucks 4 on Olcott St., near the landfill entrance, police said. Baldwin said. "It’s the beginning of the roof and he still would have cramp. Reagan resumes duties enjoyed this one. Blaine Stoughton At Vancouver, Kris Manery. Police are charging the driver, William A. Alger, 18, of a new era. He will bring better com­ scored his second goal of the game at In other games, Colorado tied Ed­ waived by Vancouver last season, 579 Zion St., Hartford, with driving under the influence of munications to the club.” monton 4-4, Chicago tied Toronto 2-2, scored twice to help last-place Win­ (.onlinucd from pugc 1 microscopic fleck of black paint Officials said Reagan’s condition alcohol and/or drugs, operating a motor vehicle without 8:19 of the third period, snapping a 4- found on the slug. •SALE* A pparently Kelley and Don and Winnipeg knotted Vancouver 4-4. nipeg gain a tie. was never serious. But in Los president — wearing yellow a license and failure to drive on the right. Blackburn, sacked a month ago as 4 tie. pajamas, a white robe and white There also were reports Angeles, son Michael Reagan said Police said Alger is on “police hold” at Manchester Wednesday the president was more coach, failed to communicate. slippers — "walked to the end of the the president told him Tuesday he Memorial Hospital, where he is being treated for injuries Pleau, upon assuming the interim hall and back — a distance of about seriously injured than first thought felt "like the gun had exploded less serious than Gallagher’s. Whalers check Nordiques when brought to George Washington coaching job, told the media 50 yards," deputy White House press against his rib" — he coughed up Police said Alger’s car was headed east on Olcott St,, “professionalism was missing and University Medical Center. weren’t sharp, ” Bergeron lamented better than we did tonight." secretary Larry Speakes said. blood, had trouble breathing and on the left side of the road, when it left the road and that’s one thing I’m going to bring HARTFORD (UPl) - In the lull of Two paramedics who helped after the game. “We didn’t skate Quebec center Robbie Ftorek Law enforcement sources said the “said it was the biggest fear in his slammed into a tree. back to this club." the season's final games, it's easy to Reagan enter the emergency room very well. (Dan) Bouchaed wasn't agreed the team didn’t make one of bullet that hit Reagan — one of six life." That, too, was a knock on manage­ start looking ahead to the playoffs fired in his direction — probably said he looked pale, his eyes rolled and lose track of the contest at hand sharp in goal. its better efforts. "Nothing ever back and his knees buckled. ment, but it was straight talk. ricocheted off his limousine and then There have been no photographs of Students need ID Ask Quebec Nordiques coach Michel “We weren’t ready to play,” he comes easy." he said. "We didn’t struck him in the chest. There was "By the look on his face — he was the president in the hospital, but Bergeron. said. “Maybe it’s because we knew play that well." MANCHESTER — Students who plan to take the Two tough jobs speculation a ricochet would account so pale — we thought he was having a Hartford’s not in the playoffs. But I "An athlete always has something deputy press secretary Larry Scholastic Aptitude Tests Saturday at Manchester High for the badly "mangled" slug heart attack. I thought we were Speakes said some may be released It won’t be easy for Pleau handling The Hartford Whalers, thanks to can't understand it. We still want to at stake, ” Ftorek said, trying to School are reminded they must present positive iden­ finish 10th." explain the Whalers impressive per­ removed from Reagan’s chest. going to lose him," said Roberto today. Officials insisted the delay both jobs. He’s totally inexperienced Blaine Stoughton's 43rd goal of the tification and may not be admitted if they do not have it. season midway through the third formance. "It’s called pride." CBS News reported FBI analysts Hernandez, a fire department was not a coverup but a matter of in both. Perhaps that’s good. The based the ricochet theory on a paramedic. privacy. The doors will open at 8 a.m. and no one will be ad­ period, edged Quebec 5-4 Wednesday Bergeron said his team's playoff There was one other element. mitted after 8:30 a.m. Students should bring their ticket club needs a thorough housecleaning performance would hinge mostly on Hartford coach Larry Pleau, after the current campaign ends night. It was the next to last home of admission, two number 2 pencils, and proper iden­ game for the Whalers, who won’t be the Nordiques" defense, which he named Wednesday as the team’s tification. Sunday night at home against clearly wasn't pleased with new director of hockey operations, Pittsburgh. invited to the NHL playoffs. Parking will be in the student parking lot off Brookfield Wednesday. has promised major changes on the Pleau plans to wear both caps next The Nordiques came to Hartford Street. Students should enter the building through the “It all depends on our goaltending Whalers by next season. • iaiO$IIMIN RIBBON l»re (»D * season and then step down and con­ with impressive figures. They hadn’t cafeteria lobby adjacent to the student parking lot. null, Blu0, Btig* on Egg$holl MCC's leadoff batter Bob DeSaulniers gets set to touch home lost in 11 games and road trips didn’t and defense,” he said. " We don’t Pleau left the bench duties to his centrate on the front office duties in Obituaries Regular Pm Ti M m plate with first of two runs he scored as Cougars routed Post seem to bother them either. Quebec have any problems offensively, we assistants Wednesday and watched the second year of his two-year con­ know we can score goals. In the the game from the press section In 20th year 45” 21.00 17.90 tract. yesterday at home, 15-2. Catcher BudT Kittredge awaits late hadn’t lost in their last eight away games. playoffs, we will have to play where he could get a better view of The way Baldwin operates, with throw. (Herald photo by Pinto) GLASTONBURY - John Dando of South 54” 22.50 19.90 “We played too wide open and we stronger defensively and check the Whalers nerformance. Gertude D. Tyler died Tuesday at Manchester J7 years, was a deaconess emeritus Glastonbury, a professor of English at Trinity 63” 24.50 20.00 approval of his partners, the life of a VERNON—Mrs. Gertrude Memorial Hospital. She was the of the church and a member of the College, is celebrating his 20th year as a writer and coach with the club is of short dura­ (Donahue) Tyler, 86, of 109 Regan widow of Frederick W. Geissler Sr. Friendship Circle, Kings Daughters, broadcaster for The Voice of America. Val. 9.00 7.00 tion, especially after a half dozen Road, died Tuesday at Manchester She was born in South Holyoke, the American Legion Auxiliary RAU Dando, who at one time moderated the former losses in succession. Memorial Hospital. She was the Mass., on Jan. 5,1897 and had been a Locke Post-8 of Hartford and the television quiz show, "What in the World,” for 17 • SHEN/UiDOAH CAPE CODS* "Larry Pleau showed good widow of Carl A. Tyler. resident of Manchester since 1938. Martha Pitkin Wolcott Chapter of years, was appointed by the late President John F. Eggoholl with print bontaf, Bluo, Brown, Croon leadership qualities the last two Regular m s m Catholic nine 'competitive' She wa^ born in New York City and She leaves a son, Frederick W. the DAR of East Hartford. Kennedy to the Voice of America post in 1959 P T M had been a resident of the Vernon Geissler of Billerica, Mass. She was She leaves a son, William W. 45” 16.00 18.90 By LEN AUSTER The outfield finds senior Kyle Ayer forte but “we have contact-type South Catholic, a veteran club, is area for the past 23 years. a member of Center Congregational New Mexico where he’s played all Northam of Memphis, Tenn.; a 54” 18.00 Herald SporUwriter four infield positions. (.313, 17 RBI) patrolling centerfield hitters. We have adequate speed so if the one to beat in the HCC, Penders She leaves three dauehters Mrs Church of Manchester, Temple 10.90 daughter, Marcia N. Budil of East 63” 19.00 ' Minus some key operatives off last East will open wjth Dennis McCoy with junior Rich Goodwin in left and we get certain people on we’ll try to believes, but " outside of that anyone Ray (Margaret) Mazzilli of Vernon, Chapter OES, and the Manchester Hartford; a brother, Theodore G. 10.90 run. The kids will have to realize not has a shot. We will be a competitive Grange. season’s HCC championship squad. at first baseman. The tall Falkowski, Fournier, sophomore Miss Helen h . Tyler of Vernon, and Finn of East Hartford; four Val. 7.00 0.90 Finley improves East Catholic baseball Coach Jim righthanddr, who drove in 16 runs a Doug Bond and senior Bob Beltrandi to have big eyes and try to hit it out team.” Mrs. Lawrence (Agnes) Mitchell of Funeral services will be Saturday grandchildren, eight great­ of here. (But) we are capable of hit­ at 1 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, m MATCUNBEDSilUDSAVUJIlLE CHICAGO (UPl) - Charlie Penders nevertheless states, "We’ll year ago, is counted on also to head vying for the up-for-grabs rightfield Beltsville, Md., eight grandchildren grandchildren, and five nieces and be a competitive team. We won’t be ting the ball hard," Penders com­ Schedule: April 7 Aquinas A, 8 400 Main St., Manchester. Burial will a Prtoollla — w /L« m Ruffle Finley, former owner of the Oakland the Eagle mound corps. He was 5-0 slot. and three great-grandchildren. nephews. Senior Steve Byrne will handle the ments. Rockville A, 11 Xavier H 11 a.m., 18 be in East Cemetery. Friends may A’s, said he is recovering nicely slouches, if scrimmages mean last season. Sophomore Joe Funeral services will be Friday at Memorial services will be Sunday a Tab-Natural* W hite anything.” catching chores and will accept the The veteran Eagle coach, begin­ Manchester H 11 a.m., 20 South call at the funeral home Friday from from emergency surgery that may Maningas holds down first base 9:45 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin at 5 p.m. in the South Congregational a M l Mnga — White, Iggahall offerings of McCoy, impressive ning his 13th year at the helm with Catholic A 3:15 p.m.T 23 Bulkeley A 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Weekend Special have prevented serious medical The Eagles, 15-4 a year ago, swing when McCoy’s on the hill. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Church, 1301 Forbes St. with the a Calico — Qraan, Blue, Brown into the 1981 campaign Tuesday Second base will be handled by looking sophomore Mike Byam, an overall 138-87 won-lost mark with 3:15 p.m., 25 Northwest Catholic H Rockville, with a mass at St. Ber­ Rev. Leon Hermes officiating. a lyatol Ruffle Her problems. 11 a.m., 29 Bloomfield A, 30 Windsor Finley said Wednesday he was afternoon against St. Thomas either junior Tom Furlong, younger Beltrandi and junior Damian Daly. four HCC titles and one state Class nard's Church at 10:30 a m. Burial Ida F. Northam Cremation will be in Springfield, D^fodils a Capo Cod - White, Icfflahall H, May 2 St. Paul H 2 p.m.. 5 “well on the road to recovery” Aquinas in New Britain at 3:30. brother of former occupants Mike All are righthanded hurlers. M crown, believes he’ll get solid will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. EAST HARTFORD- Ida (Finn) Mass. Friends may call at the They’ll do so without their top two and Howie Furlong, or senior Mike “I think our pitching will be a sur­ Byrne behind the plate, Ayer in Bulkeley H 3:15 p.m.. 7 St. Paul A -There are no calling hours. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, ^ liO G a bunch following surgery for an arterial 3:15 p.ni., 9 South Catholic H 11 a m., Northam, 81, of Naubuc Ave., died blockage in his neck two weeks ago. hurlers in 1980, Gregg Kane and Falkowski. The latter hit at a .306 prise,” Penders states, “We have center, etc. “But we are very in­ Memorial contributions may be Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. She 318 Burnside Ave., Friday from 2 to 4 PAUL’S PAINT Wayne Bray, the latter transferring clip in ‘80 with 19 RBI. Junior Brad people who can get the ball over the experienced in key positions," he 12 Northwest Catholic A 3:15 p.m., made to a charity of the donor's and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Carnations Finley, U, underwent a 3W-hour 14 Xavier A (at Palmer Field) 7:30 'was the widow of Robert C. M a in t, ManehBBtar operation at Northwestern to Rockville High, and two best Cabral (.292, 9 RBI), a two-year plate. We won’t have a flame reminds, “To be strong you have to choice. tributions in her memory may be •15 8 p.m.. 16 Aquinas H 11 a m., 20 Northam. Memorial Hospital on March 15 stickers in Pete Klro (.364) and Mike starter, shifts over to fill the thrower so we’ll have to depend on a be strong up the middle and we have * Rockville H 3:15 p.m,, 21 She was bom in East Hartford and made to the Memorial Fund of the 2.33 ""Alwayt Everyday OisGount Prices” when physicians discovered his left Freiheit (.351). shortstop hole with either senior Jeff strong defense. So far I’ve been a first-year catcher and at second Elizabeth L. Gelssler Manchester A. Games not noted 3:30 had been a lifelong resident. She was South Congregational Church of the CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN DIBTRIBUTORFOR carotid artery was being blocked. Klro is currently having a banner Barter or junior Ed Fournier at third pleased.” base and shortstop new people, ” Kings Daughters Home, 814 New p.m MANCHESTER - Elizabeth L. a member of South Congregational CARRY 649-5268 THURS. TOURAINE PAINTS freshman year at the University of base. The long ball should not be East’s Penders further cautioned. Geissler, 84, of 37 Dougherty St., Church of East Hartford for the past Britain Ave., Hartford. TILL 9 P.l 14 - THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2. 1981 — 1.5 Home fives bow blocks deals PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Baseball handed pitchers Greg Cochran and said if I was everver Traced1 there were season when they traded him, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn at least Freddie Toliver and an undisclosed two teams I'd like lb go to — the although Peterson did not mention temporarily has blocked two deals amount a cash. California Angels arid the Houston that in his explanation of the deal. the Pittsburgh Pirates made A few hours later the com­ Astros. They're bdth great con­ "We asked our people to project in NBA playoffs Wednesday while he studies the missioner’s office delayed the deals tenders with a lot oFgood guys on the what Spencer would do if he played a propriety of a cash payment the pending Kuhn’s personal study. team. 1 know thri Pirates had to full season and what Thompson By TONY FAVIA in the fourth, but each time the scorer, when he aggravated a toe in­ Pirates received from the New York Peterson later said the delay was trade somebody/of some caliber would do if he played a full season, " UPI Sports Writer Rockets responded with surges of jury just four minutes into the game. Yankees. because the amount of cash away. I guess iri the long run it was Peterson said. "We projected ^ '^ 1 So much for the home-court advan­ their own. In the Eastern Conference mini­ The Pirates said, however, they exceeded the $400,000 limit Kuhn h^s me. They neMed a first baseman Spencer would hit about 25 home tage that everyone fought so hard for Calvin Murphy added 19 points for series, it’s Indiana and New York were hopeful Kuhn would approve placed on one-player deals, and a ■because of Willie. They don't know runs and hit between .260 and 280. We all season. Houston, most on long-range who are now in do-or-die situations, today the deals that would send spokesman for the commissioner how much he's going to play.” projected Thompson would hit about In two excellent examples of jumpers, while forward Billy Paultz and the Pacers will try to do tonight Pittsburgh catcher Ed Ott to the confirmed his statement. The Pirates had been expected to 25 home runs and hit between .280 determination on the road added 15. The Lakers were led by 26 in the friendly confines of Market California Angels and provide the "There’s a question on the second trade one of their four catchers and .290. We feel Spencer is a much, Wednesday night, the Houston points by Earvin “Magic” Johnson, Square Arena in Indianapolis. Bucs with Yankee first baseman Jim deal of whether it exceeds the cash during spring training, but most much better fielder — one of the best Rockets stunned the Los Angeles while Abdul-Jabbar added 21 points That is a siight consolation for the Spencer as a backup to Willie limit that the commissioner had es­ thought Steve Nicosia would be the in baseball, and we think Spencer Lakers 111-107 at Inglewood, Calif., and 14 rebounds. Norm Nixon con­ Pacers, foilowing their 124-108 drub­ Stargell. tablished, and because the two deals one to go. Ott was the only left- hits left-handers better than Thomp­ and the Kansas City Kings came on tributed 20 points and Jamaal Wilkes bing at the hands of the 76ers in “I’d be shocked if the deal doesn’t were made almost back-to-back, we handed hitter among the four, who son. Besides, in the deal, we re get­ with a late burst to send their game 16 for the defending NBA champion Phiiadeiphia, since Indiana was 27-14 go through,” Pirates’ executive vice want to make sure we have all the also include rookie Tony Pena and ting two prospects and some cash, so into overtime, where they outlasted Lakers. at home this season. Three of the 14 president Pete Peterson said facts,” the spokesman said. "We Gary Alexander, the deal was better for us. the Portland Trail Blazers 98-97 at "People counted us out and said home losses were to the 76ers — who Wednesday night. “We can work out don’t know if the two deals were in­ There was open debate by Pirate Portland, Ore we shouldn’t be here,” said Kansas now have beaten the Pacers seven the money another way if it has to terrelated or not. So they're both players, reporters and fans who kept "We're not trying to sell off The two best-of-three mini-series City’s Otis Birdsong, who sewed a straight times — but the last two be. I hope i t ’s no later than being held up and we've told the phone lines to sports talk shows buz­ players to get cash. We re trying to now shift to Houston and Kansas game-high 29 points. "But we always were by a combined total of three tomorrow.” clubs we'll discuss it with them in zing Wednesday night on the logic of win a championship.■■ City for Game 2 Friday night. play Portland well here in the past points. The Pirates acquired Spencer, two the morning when we have the trading Thompson for Spencer. couple of years, and Portland plays The Knicks have a different story, pitchers and a cash payment facts." Thompson is just 26, while Spencer Cochran, 27, was regarded as one Malone, the league's leading well in Kansas City. To count) though, since they were the first exceeding $4(X),000 from the Yankees Ironically, the Pirates and Ott, is 33. of the best pitching prospects in the Yankees' system. He posted a 12-7 rebounder during the regular season, Portland out — that’s crazy.” home team to fali, 90-80 to the through some circuitous wheeling who was in the option year of his con­ Thompson hit .288 with 21 homers outdueled and outmuscled Kareem Chicago Bulis on Tuesday. They wiii and dealing by Peterson on the last tract, had come to tentative agree­ and 90 RBI last season, while record with a 2.56 earned run Abdul-Jabbar for 17 caroms in the The deciding basket was scored by travel to Chicago for Game 2 Friday day of inter-league trading. ment on a new contract Wednesday Spencer, used as a platoon player, average last year with Columbus in the International League second half, as the Rockets con­ an unlikely hero— backup center Joe night, when the Knicks’ 7-foot-l Biil First the Pirates announced they morning', hit .237. Spencer, however, batted sistently fought off the Lakers’ Meriweather, who hit a short jumper Cartwright wiii presumably try had traded Ott and pitcher Mickey Ott said he would welcome a trade .288 in 1979, and he has a reputation Mahler, 28. had little chance ol spurts. with 57 seconds left in the overtime another strategy against Chicago’s Mahler to the California Angels for to the Angels, who are managed by as one of the finest fielding first making the Pirates' roster. Brought Malone is perhaps one of the few period. Portland led by 10 going into 7-2 Artis Gilmore. first baseman Jason Thompson. his former teammate and good baseman in the major leagues. up late last season from their players in the league who can say, the fourth quarter, when a home Gilmore had 16 rebounds and About an hour later, Peterson an­ friend Jim Fregosi. The Pirates also might have con­ Portland AAA farm club, the left­ i\ "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar doesn’t in­ team usually comes on strong, but seven blocked shots in Game 1 while nounced he had traded Thompson to "I'm surprised," Ott said, "but sidered the fact that Thompson can hander pitched for the Atlanta timidate me. Ernie Grunfeld sparked Kansas City holding Cartwright to 11 poin^, and tho Vqnkees for Spencer, right- I'm happy as can be. I've always become a free agent after this Braves from 1977 through 1979 “He’s a great player but I hang in with 10 points and the sharp-shootihg said he sensed that “Cartwright there. Tonight my shots were falling . Birdsong sank a short jumper with tried to establish himself early with and when I get it going I just keep it one second left in regulation to tie me by being physical. But he’s got a going.” the game at 90. lot of time to get reorganized. He’s a Houston built a 32-26 lead after one Forward Scott Wedman added 25 professional.” quarter and boosted it to 16 points points for the Kings and Billy Ray "It’ll be a different story next Thompson awaits word midway through the second period Bates was the high scorer for time,” warned Cartwright. “I’m not and led 60-50 at the half. Los Angeles Portland with 25 points. The Trail going to lose any sleep over it. I’m Greg LuzInski wore his Chicago White Sox uniform for the By CATHERINE WOLF California would obtain Ott. a Fred Norman and catcher John over Oakland. Gorman Thomas cut the deficit to two points four Blazers were stung by the early loss UPI Spans Writer slammed a pair of home runs to just going to do what I’m supposed to first time yesterday. In his first trip to the plate as a designated tenacious defender who batted .260 Tamargo, times in the third period and to three of guard Jim Paxson, their leading do next time.” I There’s little doubt that Jason in 120 games last year, and Mahler, In games Wednesday, Kansas City break out of a slump and spark hitter, he collected a double In 6-1 win over St. Louis Car­ Thompson should be packing his 28, a left-hander who spent most of bombed Edison Community College Milwaukee over San Diego, 12-8 dinals in Sarasota, Fla. (UPI photo) bags today, but he will have to hold last season on Pittsburgh's AAA 16-4 behind homers by Jamie Quirk Dan Ford singled and scored on Bob­ off on filling in the destination on the club. Ott's contract is also up this and Onix Concepcion and Willie by Grich's double in the eighth to tags. season. Wilson's two-run triple... Mike Scott, give California a 5-4 triumph over Yanks await Baseball Commissioner Bowie Elsewhere, the Houston Astros Dave Roberts and Pete Falcone Cleveland. Kuhn may just stamp a large made two separate deals to acquire scattered 10 hits in pitching the New Also, Steve Dillard's threerun “ return to sender” logo on the much-needed infield insurance. They York Mets to a 2-0 shutout of Toron- homer run in the eighth inning lifted Sports Parade power-hitting first baseman who was the Chicago Cubs to a 7-4 victory traded from California to Pittsburgh over Seattle and Carney Lunsford's on baseball By MILT RICKMAN and then to the New York Yankees two-run triple in the eighth inning, within hours Wednesday. his fourth hit of the game, drove in NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Pittsburgh spokesman said the deals league affiliates. ITie White Sox also On the final day of inter-league the winning run as the Boston Rod York Yankees awaited a cohsuita- would be approved. dealt right-hander Mike Proly to trading, the Pirates acquired Training^ Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles “We don’t suspect there to be a tion with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Philadelphia for second baseman Thompson from the Angels for 8-5. this m om in^o see if their second problem,” the spokesman said. Jay Loviglio. Makes best of situation catcher Ed Ott and pitcher Mickey "We’re not in a situation where we’d y major trade ffl as many days would The Montreal Expos asked, Chambliss says. They're younger for Mahler, then sent Thompson to the be bleeding off talent, something WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Camp be approved. waivers on pitcher Fred Norman and the most part. They're also different Yankees for veteran first baseman Connors on top that’s happened in the past.” — Chris Chambliss is the kind of in­ Scott Wedman (15) and Sam Lacey of Kan­ Western Conference playoff game in ’The Yankees, fresh from acquiring catcher John Tamargo for purpose performance-wise. Jim Spencer, two pitching prospects The Thompson trade would also of giving them their unconditional dividual who makes the best of any NEW YORK (UPI) - Led by Jim­ sas City battle Portland’s Sam Lacey for Portland. Kings surprised Trail Blazers. center fielder Jerry Mumphrey from situation he finds himself in. That’s "As a hitting club, we’d be with and an undisclosed amount of cash. Notes the San Diego Padres, pluck^ first send right-handed pitchers Greg release. my Connors, three Americans head elusive basketball in last night’s NBA called adjusting and it’s one of the the Yankees,” Chambliss feels. “We "There’s a question on the second the Grand Prix points standings (UPl photo) baseman Jason Thompson from the Cochran and Freddie Toliver to The New York Mets sent infielder first signs of intelligence. don’t have the deltense up the middle deal of whether it exceeds the cash after 21 tournaments on the 1981 Cir­ Pittsburgh Pirates for first baseman Pittsburgh. TTie previous day. New Phil Mankowski and right-handed gave up veteran right-hander Ken to... Harold Baines was 2-for-2 with a During the six seasons he was with they have, though. Bucky (Dent) and limit that the commissioner had es­ cuit. Jim Spencer, two minor-league York acquired Mumphrey and pitcher Greg Harris to minor-league Forsch to get infielder Dickie Thon homer and four RBIs and Francisco the New York Yankees, he never Willie (Randolph) are at the top of tablished and because the two deals Connors, who captured two Grand pitchers, and cash. righthander John Pacella from San headquarters for reassignment. from California, then obtained in­ Barrios, coming off rotator cuff sur­ sought the spotlight or had a whole ■their game now and they’re outstan­ were made almost back-to-back, we Prix events in March has 630 points, Kuhn’s office registered enough of Diego for outfielders Ruppert Jones Seattle asked waivers on shortstop ding. The two fellows we have, want to make sure we have all the fielder Kiko Garcia from Baltimore gery, gave up one run in six innings, lot to say, but he made his presence giving the White Sox to a 6-1 victory followed by Roscoe Tanner, with 557. an objection to temporarily snag the and Joe Lefebvre plus two minor- Mario Guerrero for the purpose of Glenn Hubbard and Rafael Ramirez, facts,” said a spokesman for the for minor-league outfielder Chris Leading PGA pros league pitchers. felt, quietly and capably, with his over St. Louis. and Gene Mayer, with 542. France's deal, which was announced on the giving him his unconditional release. don’t have as much experience but commissioner’s office. Bourjos and an unspecified amount In other deals, the infield-thin satin smooth handling of first base, Alsu, Jack Morris pitched seven Yannick Noah, Poland's Wojtek final day of the inter-league trading The Texas Rangers optioned they have a tremendous future. In A Pirate spokesman said he of cash. Houston Astros acquired a couple of his faculty for keeping a rally going hitless innings in Detroit's 4-1 vic­ Fibak. Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia period. pitcher John Butcher and infielder centerfield, with Dale Murphy, we expected the deals to be approved - The Chicago White Sox made two light-hitting infielders in separate Mike Richard to Wichita of the and his unforgettable ninth-inning moves, trading relief pitcher Mike tory over Montreal Expos.. John and Americans Brian Gottfried. San­ "There’s a question on the second homer against the Kansas City have as good as they have. Their today, deals. The Astros sent outfielder American Association, sent pitcher Proly to Philadelphia for second Castino's two-run home run in the dy Mayer, Mel Prucell and John deal of whether it exceeds the cash Royals in the 1976 playoff finale to pitching is better.” "We don’t suspect there to be a Sadri complete the top 10. limit that the commissioner had es­ Chris Bourjos and cash to Baltimore Dave Rajsich outright to Wichita, baseman Jay Loviglio and outfielder top of the 10th inning gave Minnesota pass up tourney give the Yankees the American problem," he said. "We’re not in a John McEnroe, who has competed for shortstop Kiko Garcia. ITiey also reassigned catcher Don Werner and Thad Bosley to Milwaukee for out­ a 5-3 triumph over Pittsburgh. Pete tablished and because the two deals League pennant. No Reggie situation where we'd be bleeding off in only two Grand Prix events, is were made almost back-to-back, we landed shortstop Dickie Ihon from pitcher Eld Figueroa to the their fielder John Poff. Guerrero hit a two-run single in a GREENSBORO. N.C. (UPI) - contenders as well as a former When he was traded by the Chambliss says there is no one talent, something that's happened in 15th with 175 points. Pate. Ben Crenshaw, Tom Weiskopf, want to make sure we have all the California for righthanded pitcher minor league complex and gave And, "the Bird” got grounded for four-run first inning to help Los The $300,000 Greater Greensboro Yankees to the lowly Toronto Blue with the Braves like Reggie Jackson. the past.” champion at Forest Oaks. and Mark O’Meara. facts,” a spokesman for the com­ Ken Forsch. In another transaction, designated hitter Willie Horton his perhaps the final time when the Angeles to a 7-4 victory over the New Open gets under way today without Many of the PGA's top performers Jays in the winter of 1979, he “He’s one of a kind,” offers Atlan­ Thompson, who was traded by Auspicious start Other top name players include missioner’s office said. "We don’t the Astros placed left-hander Randy unconditional release. Detroit Tigers cleared onetime York Yankees. its leading man and with the pros annually skip this tournament to accepted it without complaint as ta’s 32-year-old first baseman. "I Detroit to California for A1 Cowens Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Chi Chi know if the two deals were inter­ Niemann on the 21-day disabled list. In a move that probably marks the pitching sensation Mark Fidrych Dave Concepcion hit a pair of BLOOMINGTON. Minn lUPI) - eyeing the weather, which is always prepare for the Masters next week, much as it distressed him to leave a always admired him for the way he last year, hit .288 with 21 homers and Rodriguez, and defending champion related or not, so they’re both being ITie Chicago White Sox traded out- end of Mark Fidrych’s career, the through waivers and sent him to the home runs and George Foster added Neal Broten. the former Olympian a [actor at this stop on the PGA tour. but among those in Greensboro is first place club for a last place one, was able to influence the press the 90 RBI during 1980. The 26-year-old Craig Stadler, who won by a six- held up and we’ve told the clubs we’ll fielder Thad Bosley to the Detroit Tigers optioned the minors — using up their final option three hits, including a pair of recently named the top coilegiate T think the weather and the Augusta's defending champion and when the Blue Jays turned way he did, to get the attention when slugger can become a free agent stroke margin last year. discuss it with them in the morning Milwaukee Brewers for outfielder righthander to Evansville of the on him. doubles, to power the Cincinnati hockey player in the United States, course conditions will probably dic­ Severiano Ballesteros. around and dealt him to Atlanta lit­ he wanted it. It. just showed how after this year. Rogers Wednesday appeared when we have all the facts.” John Poff. Both players were American Association subject to 24- In roster cuts, California waived Reds to a 7-2 win over scored his first NHL goal Tuesday tate the scores," said Tom Weiskopf, "This is one of my favorite places tle more than a month later, he took much control he had over them. He’d Spencer, 33, is regarded as one of ready to take up right where he left Before shipping him to New York, assigned to their respective minor- hour recall. pitchers Jim Barr and Dave Philadelphia..,, Home runs by A1 night as a member of the Minnesota a former Greensboro winner who to play," said the ^-year-old that, too, without making a fuss say something and the press would the finest fielding first basemen off with last week’s victory. He shot the Pirates acquired Tliompson from LaRoche, Seattle waived shortstop Oliver, Billy Sample and Mark North Stars. knows just how raw early April can Spainaird, who plays a limited about being shuttled around so react. He has the unusual ability to around and hit .237 last year while a 6-under-par 66 during the pro-am California for catcher Eld Ott and Mario Guerrero, California waived Wagner powered Texas to a seven- In his first game as a pro, the be over the 6,984-yard Forest Oaks number of PGA events, concen­ much. use the press to get what he wants splitting duties with Bob Watson. former University of Minnesota star prelude to today’s first round. left-hander Mickey Mahler. A Along with Spencer and cash. pitchers Jim Barr and Dave La run lead, but it look a run-scoring Country Club course. “This course trating on International competition. He had a good year for the Braves and that’s not easy.” Atlanta error in the 10th inning to rapped in a rebound from close Pittsburgh would get Greg Cochraij, Roche, the New York Mets sent in­ always plays long. The greens are His fondness for the open stems "I hope it’s not a wasted round,” last season, batting .282, hitting 18 Chambliss doesn’t see any real fielder Phil Mankowski and pitcher give Texas a 13-12 triumph. range at 4:03 of the third period to also a little longer due to the wet a 27-year-old righthander who posted from his victory here in 1979, his Rogers said. “I could have gone out homers and driving in 72 runs, in­ rivalry developing between Jackson Greg Harris to their minor league Out West, rookie outfielder Chili give the North Stars a commanding weather." a 12-7 record and 2.56 ERA last yeq'r first win on the PGA tour. and screwed off, but I tried to Theater-type cluding 13 game-winners, and if you and Dave Winfield as to which one headquarters for reassignment and Davis drove m two runs on four hits 6-0 lead over the St. Louis Blues at Today's forecast called for sunny at Columbus and minor-league Ballesteros said that in addition to capitalize on the confidence I gained ask him whether he’s happy in Atlan­ will emerge the leader on the club. Montreal waived left-handed pitcher to lead San Francisco to a 7-2 victory Met Sports Center. skies, with temperatures in the 70s his win here, he likes the Forest last week," seats feature ta, he says yes. He admits, though, "I don’t think they’ll have any pitcher Fred Toliver. I' and light winds, although the course Oaks layout, which suits his strong Ballesteros is also being eyed as a he does miss being with the Yankees problem over who’s top dog,” he is playing even longer due to game. contender, but little has been heard Over 2,500 theater-type seats in the to a degree. says. "Performance will dictate periodic showers on Wednesday. "On this course, you have to be from him so far this year on the PGA auditorium at Mrensons’ Hartford that. I do think that both of ’em While open officials say this is one playing long, very long," he said. tour, where he has entered only four Jai-Alai will be available for jiist the Misses Yankees would prefer to play right field. That of the tournament's best fields ever, "You have to use every club from events. price of general admission this "I miss the prestige of the team," could be a problem there. I know the tournament lost its star attrac­ the back." "I'm confident, although my play season. Seating will be on a first- Chamibiss confesses. "Whenever Reggie is strong about playing right tion Wednesday when leading money This year's field includes only has not been that good,” he said. His come, first-served basis. General you say the word 'Yankees' to field. At least he was when I was Dallas accent in Denver winner Ray Floyd was forced to seven of the top 20 money winners on best finish so far is a tie for 25th last admission is $2, with reserved there. I think the Yankees are anyone, you're usually talking about SEATTLE (UPI) - The Denver "Joe Collier's going to coach the coaches ranged from the thrill of a time since 1973. Levy acknowledged withdraw due to the illness of one of the 1981 tour. The top money winner week in the Heritage. He tied for seating priced at $3 and $4. Ticket figuring on Winfield adjusting to left the best team in baseball. Playing Broncos will be playing football with defense," said Reeves. "There won't Super Bowl victory and to the disap­ that Kansas City ranked last in the his children. Floyd, a native of here is Bill Rogers, winner last week 29th in the Tournament Players reservations may be made by calling field.” with this club instead of the Yankees more of a Dallas accent in their first be any changes other than what he pointment of an eight-game losing .NFL in many of the offensive Fayetteville, N.C., is a favorite at the Heritage, followed by Lon Championship and tied for 50th in the the fronton at (203) 525-8611. doesn't make me feel bad, though. Chambliss is starting his 11th season under new head coach Dan wants to make. He's in charge total­ streak categories. "Fortunately, we were among traditional Grgensboro Open Hinkle. Others in the top 20 are Jerry Doral Eastern Open. Every matinee performance has I’m still in the major leagues. I season in the majors. The chief ly. I just want to be kept informed. " Oakland - More than two months low in the mistake-making been designated "Senior Citizens’ Reeves. didn't get a lot of press with the yardstick he uses on how well he Denver is going to be looking for after the Raiders' Super Bowl vic­ categories." Day”. All fans 60 years old and older Reeves was named head coach of Yankees, but I still think my name is does each year is how many runs he help at the offensive skill positions— tory. Tom Flores is still basking in will be admitted for only $1 on these the Broncos less than four weeks ago Drago impressive, recognized no matter what team I'm drives in. His best season in that wide receiver, running back and the afterglow, saying, "It's Seattle — The Seahawks dropped dates. The first "Senior Citizens’ by the club’s new owner Edgar with. regard was 1976 when he drove in 96. quarterback — in the coming draft, something they can't take away from consecutive 9-7 seasons to 4-12 LITTLE Day” will be the Saturday matinee Kaiser Jr., after spending all of his "What 1 did is in the books. People He totaled 90 in each of the next two professional playing and coaching said Reeves, adding that the Broncos from you, that feeling of being No. last year, and Jack Patera was on April 4th. -,il still ask me about that home run I hit seasons, 63 in 1979 and nine more LEAGUE are short on offensive "game- 1." almost apologetic when it became may be last start Connecticut ’Transit will provide career with the Dallas Cowboys. in the playoffs. I remember how the than that last year. Reeves, who was the offensive breakers." his turn to speak. "1 know whatever bus service to and from the fronton crowd began coming on to the field “My runs batted in have slipped coordinator under Dallas head coach "We have steady players at those I say, people won't lake much note MIAMI (UPII — Dick Drago's good because I have a guaranteed con­ every Monday through Friday this before I finished crossing home the last two years and I’d like to pick of. Our season wasn't notable. " days with the Boston Red sox may be tract ($260,000) and 1 know I can still Little League baseball practice in Tom Landry, said he will borrow positions. But we need somebody season. Service is just fifty cents per plate. The pictures of me show I ’em up this year,” he says. “I’m still that the defense has to worry Patera said one of the puzzling [ac­ numbered but the veteran pitcher pitch for someone," Drago said. He Manchester starts this weekend. one way trip. For bus information liberally from the Cowboys’ com­ looked grim. I was. I wasn’t really shooting for 100 rbi, and if I get that, about,” he said. tors in trying to understand Seattle's made the most of his playing opppr- brushed off his performance in Sessions will be for the American and schedules call Connecticut ’Tran­ plicated, multiple set offense as he happy until I got to safety in the I figure people will be aware of me begins the task of improving Reeves said he would try to talk skid was the fact that the Seahawks tunity Wednesday when he started spring training — 19 hits and 7 runs League at Waddell Field, National sit at (203) 525-9181. clubhouse.” enough no matter who I’m playing continued to practice well. "During and pitched three innings for a 8-5 Denver’s sluggish offense. wide receiver Haven Moses out of given up in 12 innings — as no true League at Buckley Field and Inter­ Personality-wise, the Braves are for.” the week, it was going great. We exhibition victory over the reflection on his ability. national League at Verplanck Field. "That’s what I’ve been involved in his decision to retire. Reeves also Top senior gymnast not at all (ike the Yankees, has had a preliminary discussion only had problems on Sunday." Baltimore Orioles. "The numbers this spring don't John Phelps, A.L. commissioner, over the past 15 years,” said Reeves. Flores predicted that “it will be a LINCOLN, Okla. (UPI) - Bart with the Cowboys about obtaining On the brighter side, Patera noted Drago allowed three hits and gave count. If I ever had to prove myself notes sessions Saturday and Sunday "It would be ridiculous in my opinion long time before any team does what wide reciever Butch Johnson, who that running back Sherman Smith, ' up one run in what might have been on exhibition stats I'd have been will be for 11 and 12-year-olds at 9 . Conner, a member of two U.S. Olym­ Cougar softballers to coach something I’m not familiar we did,* being a wild card team, who suffered a knee injury, appears his final appearance in a Boston un­ pic teams and the 1978 NCAA All- with.” has been dissatisfied with his playing being picked to finish last in our divi­ gone years ago. I am not a spring a.m. and 9 and 10-year-olds at 1 p.m. to be 100 percent healthy. iform. Drago, a right-hander, said he pitcher. I just never have that little Youngsters may still register at the Around gymnastics champion, has Reeves was the only newcomer time in Dallas. sion, making all the changes in been voted the winner of the 1981 when all five AFC Western Division Reeves is reunited in Denver with players, then having a starting San Diego — The Chargers, who wouldn’t be surprised that he was extra that comes when the regular practice fields. enter win column didn't pick until the fourth round last traded or released. The handwriting Nissen Award presented to the coaches gathered for a meeting with 37-year-old quarterback Craig Mor­ quarterback injured. If you wrote it season starts," he said. year, have first-and third-round was on the wall when he didn't pitch nation’s most outstanding senior Manchester Community College the news media Wednesday in Seat­ ton. The two have been friends since all down, it would look like a science Drago was the first of five relief gymnast. three Post miscues. they were rookies with the Cowboys picks this time. Don Coryell said, for 11 days prior to Saturday against pitchers to work the game for Performance cited women’s softball team broke into tle. Also in attendance were Tom fiction or Hollywood script. It's hard Conner, a University of Oklahoma Laurie Gagnon, 1-1, was the win­ Flores of Super Bowl champion in 1965 — Morton a first-round draft "We would like to get a good the Twins in Orlando. Boston, which tied the game at 4-4 in the win column yesterday with an 8-1 to think it happened. But it did. " NEW YORK (UPI) - Robert champion, was judged In three ning pitcher for MCC. s^e yielded choice with a healthy contract and linebacker, possibly a defensive “Being released might be all to the the sixth on Tony Perez’ homer off victory over Post College at Nike Oakland, Don Coryell of San Diego, Kansas City — Marv Levy recited Reid, whose scoring and all-around categories: outstanding record of Kansas City’s Marv Levy and Jack Reeves a lightly-regarded free agent back. But like the other coaches, we Baltimore starter Scott McGregor Field. three hits and walked seven in going the common philosophy that the play was a key factor in the Houston running back. Chiefs will draft the best athlete would take the best athlete that is who had a shutout going after four. gymnastic accomplishment, good The Cougars, 1-4, scored all their the distance. Given and Abramowicz Patera of battle. Player of Week Rockets’ drive for Western While promising changes on But Denver will go into training available, regardless of position. All going to play for several years, not Perez was the big gun for Boston, sportsmanship and fair play, and a runs in the first two innings with each had two hits while rightfielder Conference playoff berth, has been offense. Reeves will leave the camp with Morton, Matt Robinson othe'r things being equal, however. just the one year. " MONTREAL (UPI) — Edmonton knocking in two singles and scored high standard of scholarship. three in the opening frame and five Rosa Rodriguez turned in a defen­ named the NBA Player of the Week. defense to assistant coach Joe and Jeff Knapple competing on equal Levy wouldn't min(i if the best Coryell had good words for run­ Oiler center Wayne Gretzky, who three runs beside the homer. A three-time captain at Oklahoma, more in the second. sive gem for the Cougars. The 6-foot-8 Reid scored 103 points, Conner finished first in the U.S. with his painter’s cap In hand, a smiling Johnny Kelley MCC’s next outing is Friday after­ Collier, one of the holdovers from basis for the No. 1 quarterback posi­ athlete available for Kansas City's ning back Chuck Muncie, a mid­ broke one NHL record and equalled Carney Lansford’s two-run triple Five walks and a single by Doreen grabbed 36 rebounds and shot .535 Oiympic TYials. He won the parallel crosses finish line in 1980 Boston Marathon. This year the noon against. Eastern Connecticut Red Miller’s four-year reign as head tion. first-round pick turns out to be a season acquisition who was con­ another, Monday was named the in the eighth and Dave Stapleton’s Downham highlighted the first in­ from the field (46-for-86) as Houston bars event, was third in vaulting and State College’s jayvees in Williman- coach. Reeves said he had no plans “He’s not expecting any special tight end or a running back. sidered a problem in New Orleans. Player of the Week for an un­ two-run homer in the ninth wrapped 73-year-old Kelley will be participating for the 50th time. A ning for the Cougars while the se­ precedented fourth time this season compiled a 3-1 record to earn the fifth in the All-Around at the 1979 cond frame featured a single by Beth tic. It hosts Housatonic Community to change from Denver’s effective 3- favors from me," Reeves said of Kansas City's aggressive young "If he starts off where he ended up up the Red Sox scoring in the come­ two-time winner at Boston, Kelley has taken part In I07 last year, he'll be a great addition to and the second week in a row. right to face Los Angeles in the first World Championship. Given, doubles by Renee College in a doubleheader Sunday 4 defense to the Dallas flex defense Morton, defense was the main reason why the back win. marathons. (UPI photo) our running attack. " round. Abramowicz and Tonnie Shea and afternoon starting at 1 o’clock. that uses four down linemen. Topics discussed by the other Chiefs hit the .500 mark for the first 16 — THE HERAl^, Thurs., April 2, 1981 Major golf greats THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2. 1981 — 17 Scoreboard % success measured Tmpnrtant news fijrultm low tar smokers. NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack evangelist, made a stunning com­ cent; and Nicklaus (17 majors Houston - I’laced lett*handed pitcher Montreal vs, Detroit at Lakeland. Fla eback in 1980 with victories in the among 71 titles), 23.9 percent. Kandy Niemann on the 21-day disabled Houston vs, Tucson at Cocoa. Fla Thursday Entries Nicklaus and Gary Player have list St Louis vs Minnesota at Orlando. U.S. Open (with an all-time 72-hole Examining the records of several Montreal -- Asked waivers on pitcher Post Time 7t30 p.m. turned them into person«J crusades. . Fla Open scoring record) and in the PGA golfers who have won at least four HYed Norman and catcher John Tamargo Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia at Clear 1«t D S/16 Orville Moody used them to escape for purpose of giving them their water, Fla TM ’i Onyx 7 permanent golfing obscurity. And (by seven strokes). majors, the next in order would be unconditional release San Diego vs Chicago (NL) at Mesa. Cuihie Ginger S The triumphs gave him 17 major Trevino (five of 27), 18.5 percent; New York i NL i - Sent infielder Phil Ariz Lee Trevino rode their exclusive,. Mankowski and right-handed pitcher M lu Kitty Dell 12 Milwaukee vs San Francisco at Ingersol 19 professional championships — five Tom Watson (four of 25), 18.0; Ben Greg Karris to minor league headquar­ Phoenix. Ariz. charm to become golf's “overnight” ters for reassignment Cleveland vs California at Palm Q'e Swan Song 1C sensation. _ Masters, four U.S. Opens, three Hogan (nine of 63), 14.2; Aniold Pittsburgh - Traded catcher Ed Ott Springs. Calil Llberette 2 British Opens and five PGAs— in ad­ Palmer (seven of 63), 11.1; Byron and Ditcher Mickey Mahler to California Cincinnati vs. New York (NLi at St. CR's Cotton Candy C They are the "majors” — the THURSDAY for first baseman Jason Thompson then Petersburg, Fla. Plush Pup 7 Masters, U.S. Open; British Open dition to his two victories in the U.S. Nelson (five of 54), 9.2; and Sam it APR. 2. 1981 traded Thompson to the New York Kansas City vs. Baltimore at Miami, Amateur, which also are counted as Snead (seven of 84), 8.3. Yankees for first baseman Jim Spencer, Fla. 2nd 0 5/16 and PGA — and popular belief has pitcher Greg Cochran, minor league Boston vs. New York (ALl at Fort Dabonalra Dandy 2 majors. Ehccept for Bobby Jones (13 And who may have been the best EVENING pitcher Fred Toliver and an undisclosed held them to be the only true Lauderdale. Fla Salty Sue 12 amount of cash major titles) and Walter Hagen (11), player never to have won a major? 6:00 Oakland vs. Seattle at Tempe. Ariz. Do Rita Dudley ( measures of a golf champion. Qi) AIAW Basketball (ConUnutd Seattle - Asked waivers on shortstop Nicklaus has won more than twice as Mario Guerrero for the purpose of giving Joala Gaga i Since 1934, when tabs first were How about Doug Sanders, the From Daytime) I’m tough 7 many majors as any other golfer in 7 :0 0 him his unconditional release kept on professional tournament ear­ Georgian with the test-pattern Texas - Optioned pitcher John Butcher DJ MInka 1( and (ii) SporteCenter and infielder Mike Richard to Wichita of Lilac Blue 19 nings, only four leading money- history. clothes telephone-booth swing. 7 :3 0 the American Association, sent pitcher JD's My Missy 7 If that were not enough, he is Sanders won 20 PGA tournaments Pre Seaeon Baseball Dave Kaisich outright to Wichita, winners (Harry Ckwper in 1937, Bob 09 NHL Hockey reassigneo catcher Iwn Werner and Plainfield 3rd D 5/16 Toski in '54, "Ted lO-oll in '56, and closing in on one of the few records between 1956 and 1972 to rank 16th on 8:00 pitcher Ed Figueroa to the Rangers’ Dasth Row * that has escaped him — that of minor league complex and designated I Frank Beard in '69) failed to win at the all-time tour list, but twice he (3D M artin Luther K ing G am es Wedneiday Doophsgus 1( hitter WiTlie Horton was given his Carbon Ditto ( least one major championship longevity. Nicklaus won his first finished second in the British Open. 9 :0 0 unconditional release TRACK: FAST WEATHER: CLOUDY Bottle Buster 7 U.S. Amateur in 1959 and captured He is best remembered for losing the CiD Top R ank B oxing Hockey & COOL during their careers. 11:3 0 Hartford - Fired Jack Kelley as B’s Julia C. 12 his latest major titles in 1980 — a 1970 British Open to Nicklaus when Molt Adds In other words, 41 of the last 45 (£ Racing From Roosevelt director of hockey operations and FIRST RACE: 5/16 (0) Violas Flash f span of 22 years. Only Briton John he bent down to remove a loose blade. 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TIME: 31:06 Lady Grish • And their careers are nearly in­ golfer in history to win all four — What do Nicklaus, Trevino, J BvCnited PrejsKternalionalrc}s)mtern Quinlela: 2&5 Pd $49.00 New 6th A 5/16 First Round 1 Best of Three' Trifecta: 5-2-6 Pd $935.10 distinguishable from the hundr^s of majors at least three times, one Moody, Jerry Pate and Julius Boros - ) ^ . I All Times EST' Quiet Mood I would expect him to emphasize their have in common? f-^stem Conference FOURTH RACE: 5/16 (D) Country Gift pros they competed against. I’hiladelphia vs Indiana 6 Miz J's Lady 5.40 3.40 2.60 Nothing To Say North, although a consistent importance over regular tour Each player's first victory was in I Philadelphia leads series 14)' 3 Ottogo 4.00 2.60 Oshkosh Snoball i: events. But curiously, Nicklaus a major championship (Nicklaus '62 NHL Mar 31 - Philadelphia Ph 124 Indiana 7 Simple 2.60 Jamie’s Pag money-winner, has won just one NATIONAL iKK’KKY I.KAGI F. 1(8 TIME: 31.99 0 a m El II other tournament in his nine-year ranks behind Player, Gene Sarazen Open; Trevino '68 Open; Moody '69 Apr 2 - Philadelphia at Indiana. 8 (8 rampb<‘ll Confi'rcncc Quinlela: 3&8 Pd $18.20 Bandera Cannon i career. And Moody, who captured ■ and Hagen in the percentage of Open; Pate '76 Open; Boros '52 Patrick Divisiim p m Trifecta: 8-3-7 Pd $172.50 Smokin Mink ( W 1. T IMS GK GA Apr 5 - Indiana at Philadelphia, 1 (S the Open just two years after leaving major titles to regular tour titles. Open). NY Islanders iS 10 14 IM M2 Z t pm I if necessary I FIFTH RACE: Yankee Course (C) 7th C 5/16 Player, who has won 21 tour events — Who rperits the bridesmaid Philadelphia 41 23 14 » 311 24‘ > I Winner plavs Milwaukee > Paparat Oami the U.S. Army as a club-swinging New York vs Chicagoago 5 Kelly’s Doll 6.00 4.40 2.60 ('algarv r 27 14 31B 2 1) 1 Found You sergeant, has not won since and has and three British Opens, has won a award forjiimost second-place N’t' Hangers 2« T 14 711 31l> 314 ChicMo leadsleai series l-O' > Call D , 5.60 3.00 Washington 24 ir, 10 ■in’: TD Mar 3) Chicago•ago 90. New Y'orkfl) 1 Dudley's Eva 3.40 Noey Rosy been among the top 60 money total of nine majors among those 24 finishes in major championships? Smvthe Division Apr 3 - New Sork at Chicago. 8 (8 TIME; 40:26 Oshkoah Char 1' titles. That means that more than 37 Nicklaus. He has 16 seconds x Sl Uiuis 44 17 Ih 104 Ml ’AT p m Quinlela: 5&6 Pd $16.20 Tan Years Attar 1 winners in just three of his 13 years Chuago 1) E lb 7B Apr 5 - Chicago at New York. I (8 Trifecta: 5-6-1 Pd $215.70 JD'a Anthony Q on tour. percent of Player's American tour (seven in the British Open alone), Vancouver a 3t) 2U 76 2R2 280 pm 'if neces-sarvi Middle Clasa SIXTH RACE: 5/16 (A) and British Open wins have been while Palmer has 10. Snead, who L^monton 77 35 16 70 314 S 3 ' Winner plays lioslon > Doctor C With the 1981 Masters less than ('glnrado S 44 12 56 2 » 334 Western Conference 6 Carbon Kid 20.60 4.40 4.60 two weeks away, Nicklaus continues major titles. Sarazen, who won could never win the U.S. Open, is Winnipc'g 9 13 31 2» m f’ortlandvs Kan.sasCity 6 Squatter 3.00 3.00 eth B YC seven majors among his 19 titles, next with eight, while Hogan, Wales Conferenci' • Kansas City leads series. 14) i 4 She Parlta 2.60 My Loafer his pursuit of history. The 41-year- Norris Division Apr 1 - Kansas Cilv 98, Portland 97 Ballyrana Rosa has a 36.8 percentage; Hagen (11 Nelson, John H. Taylor and Harry OT' TIME: 31:57 old Golden Bear, who prepares for W I. T I’Is (,K GA Quinlela: 6&6 Pd $25.00 February's Best Moniri'jl 4;i E 13 99 ;CS! 229 Apr 3- I'ortlandal KansasCily.8 65 each major with the fervor of an majors among 31 titles), 35.4 per­ Vardon had six each. Dudley's Son Don 1 Merit Lira' Ixis Angeles 4.1 23 12 * ,£» 27^1 p 111 Trtfecta: 8-4-4 Pd 166440 Apr fi Kansas City at Portland 3 30 Coach Cluda Pittsburgh 29 36 12 70 M m SEVENTH RACE: 5/16 (C) Harlforcl 21 :S) IH Hll ar ;i)i p m ' if necqs^rv' Wide Swing 1 Detroit 19 41 17 » 2AS .!» ' W inner plays f'hiK*nix i 8 Bat Girl 10.80 6.00 2.20 Star Malden Area bird dog owners gain winner's circle \dams Division 1/OS Angeles vs Houston 5 Yellow Form 7.80 2.80 CF's Nelson x-Uuffalo 30 19 21) 96 317 ZT7 Houston loads senes. 14)i 7 Sireekin Deekin 2.20 Following up on owned jointly by the father compasses the Middle \pr I Houston 1)1. Los Angeles ICT7 by winning first place in Boston ;i> 28 13 307 2K3 TIME: 31:93 9th B 5/16 and son combination of Minnesota M 77 17 283 2f/> Apr 3 Lus Angeles at Houston. 10 (8 Atomic Spaed successes in their southern Atlantic States of New the Amateur All Age p in Quinlela: 5&8 Pd $29.40 (Jueb<»c .1) 31 17 31T7 300 Trifecia: 8-5-7 Pd $400.20 Town Line 1 winter trip, two area bird Truman F. and Barry York, Pennsylvania, New Stake at the Middle Atlan- Toronto 77 37 14 313 3RU Apr 5 - Houston at Los Angeles, 3 30 Speedy Doctor 1 pm nf necessary' Cowles, both local field x-< linchi‘d division title EIGHTH RACE: Yankee Course {B} Dark Sultan dog field trial enthusiasts Jersey, Maryland and tic trial two weeks -Winner plays l^n Antonio' WiHlnesdav s Results It Must Be won two championship trial followers, anneiced his Delaware. Dogs entered previous. Hartford fr guebec 4 1 Louis's Day 7.60 7.00 4.00 Chicago2, Toronto2 'lie' 5 Rin Tin Tim 6.20 3.40 TM's Trapeze 1 titles with their contenders first championship when came from as far south as Both dogs will be com­ Colorado4 Edmonton4 tie' 7 Nall Hammer Pete 2.60 Jamie's Bo Duke at trials in New Jersey. he won the region 12 Florida and west to Ohio. Winnip<“g4 Van(ouser4 tie' TIME: 39:65 Sniper Big Mike peting in the Diamond Thursdav s Games Quinlela: 1&5 Pd $119.40 Guard Rail, a five-year- Amateur All Age Stake at In winning, the champion Jubilee trial of the English NY RangersatNY fsl.inders im 10th A 5/16 Trifecta: 1-5-7 Pd $812.40 Buffalo at Philadelphia Baseball Great Lady old pointer dog, ow n^ by the Assunpink Tract near ran a strong hour race and Setter Club at Medford, (Colorado at Calgary NINTH RACE; 5/16 (B) Amy Bagel Gene Casale of Glaston­ Clarksburg, N.J. handled two coveys of quail N.J. this weekend. Washington at Boston 5 VIv's Mona 12.00 6.40 3.80 •. Swift Boy 1 bury, captured the Middle In taking premier Pittsburgh at Detroit 8 Squajau 5.60 4.00 Irish Tag perfectly in a sterling per­ Los Angeles at St Ixiuis 4 Rastaferlan 8.40 Wise Haint 1 Atlantic Open Shooting honors, the talented per­ PINNETTES - Barbara Friday's Games ' formance while being TIME; 31:72 Onaaalmo former bested a field of 42 Algren 213-516, Tina Chicago at N Y Rangers Exhibition Baseball Standings Dog Championship. This is handled by Truman Hartford at Montreal Quinlela: 5&B Pd $22.60 Apache Dart Ahrens 461, Betty Plumley By United Press International TM's Irish King the third crown for this dogs, all handled by Cowles. The dog qualified Edmonton at Vancouver American League Trifecta: 5-8-4 Pd $885.30 Lights! campaigner as he amateurs. The region en­ 450, Sandy Adanfs 188-510, W L Pci TENTH RACE; 5/16 (A) 11th C 5/16 for eligibility in the stake American Hwkey U'ague ifornia 14 6 TOO Ellen Bauer 452. By United Press International 3 Aqua Dulce 7.00 6.20 2.80 Kiltosera Mist previously won the Northern Division 2 Sam's Flash 11.20 4.20 Palladin 1 National Amateur Phea­ W L T Pts GF 4iA 5 R's Billy Mac 4.60 Aztec Wind xsMaine 43 ffl 7 9Q . 309 286 TIME: 31:39 Qoln Somewhere sant Shooting Dog Cham­ y-Now Bruns 37 31) 10 84 310 278 Quinlela: 2&3 Pd $71.60 Barb Quittar pionship at Baldwinsville, y-NovaScol 37 77 5 79 325 2S7 Trifecta; 3-2-5 Pd ^ 2 .6 0 Right 0 Dave 1 Now the MERIT idea has been introduced at only 4 mg tar- N.Y. in the fall of 1979 and Springfield E 41 5 W 2S5 3E Awana ELEVENTH RACE: 5/16 (C) Southern Division Sioux Brave l the Ontario Open Shooting x-Hershev 46 24 8 lOU 346 292 7 Coming Event 6.20 2.60 2.20 . Adirondack 34 39 5 73 296 319 Dog C ham pionship in 5 Medieval Knight 6.40 3.20 12th B 5/16 Binghamton E 40 5 69 279 313 Breale Street i Canada last spring. He has New MERIT Ultra Lights. A milder MERITfor those who prefer New Haven 29 38 II 69 291 310 6 Tom Dudley 3.00 Rochester 28 41 8 64 284 308 TIME: 31:73 Jamie's Cooler 1 Sort of Classic in excess of 20 other wins x-cimehed division title National League Quinlela; 5&7 Pd $17.60 in competition of a lesser y-clinched playoff berth Montreal 12 9 571 Trifecta: 7-5-8 Pd $161.70 Sweet Auburn Wednesday s Results f’lttsburgh 11 9 SfiO Izabaun Junior i flight. Hershey 6. Springfield 4 Cmnnnaii 11 9 560 TWELFTH RACE; 5/16 (B) BL's Ski Doo an ultra low tarcimrette. In triumphing, Casale Maine4, Binghamton I San Fran ii lo fat 2 Ah Kenny 19.20 5.00 4.20 Liza With A Z New Haven 3, New Brunswick 3 ' tie > New York 10 11 476 bested 33 other contenders, Adirondack 3. Rochester I 5 Irish Miss 6.20 5.80 Kllloaera Cheeky Atlanta 11 13 .458 6 Lea 2.60 Thursday 5 Game 13th D YC a field which included Philadelphia 8 II 421 TIME: 31:47 Hershey at Binghamton San Diego 8 11 421 Cadillac Time New MERIT Ultra Lights. Its going to set a whole new taste Quinlela: 2&5 Pd $94.60 many champions. His Friday s Games Chicago 10 14 417 Square Shake New Brunswick at Nova Scotia U s Angeles 8 13 El Trifecta; 2-5-0 Pd $1261.80 Code Breaker strong one hour race was New Haven at Roi hestcr Houston 7 12 368 St Uuis 7 13 350 THIRTEENTH RACE: Constitution Trap Maggie combined with five NATIONAL IKX'KEY LKAfH’K Wednesday's Results Course (C) T Paga'a Cadillac perfectly executed finds on JannlfaFs Pride standardfor ultra low tar smoking Compiled Standings NewYorkiNLi2.Toronlo0 6 M id n ig h t By lYiled f’ress Internalmnal Chicago (ALl 6, St Urns 1 quail. The stake carried a Madness 121.40 1000 6.20 Latest Tune ^ 'Top 16 make playoffs' U s Angeles 7. New York (AL) 4 Quidwillla purse of 12,000. He was W L T Pts (iF (iA IX'troit 4. Montreal I 2 Ryan's Cadillac 3.80 5.20 x-NY Islandrs e 18 14 104 342 255 Minnesota 5, Pittsburgh 3 110 innings i 3 Sodroc Kid 7.80 handled by (Jeorge Tracy, x-Sl Louis 44 17 16 104 341 267 Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 2 TIME; 45:72 BLOSSOMS — Annamae a professional trainer from x-Montreal 43 E 13 99 SB 229 California 5. Cleveland 4 Quinlela: 2&6 Pd $99.80 Donohue 135-364, Ruth x-Los Angeles 43 E 12 98 3E 779 Milwaukee 12. San Diego 8 Superfecta; 6-2-3-A;; Pd $7822.80 Brodbecks, Pa. x-Philade)ph 41 E 14 96 311 245 San Francisco?. Oakland2 Attendance: 1429 Clark 353, Marge Hamer x-Buffalo 38 19 E 96 317 237 rhicagoiNLi7.Seattle4 Handle: 190,556 Last weekend, Dynastic, x-Calgary E 77 14 88 318 290 Texas 13. 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James Gross and Peggy. cording to a police inthebalancewhenamineexplodes UPPER MARLBORO, "This is in return for all Finance Championship-Final thraugh camputer ( D ^ Mork And Mindy Mork gets on a booby-trapped pier. (Closed- spokesman, and he com­ 90 IDraam Of Jaannia into a hilarious showdown with one Md. (UPI) - Police of­ the stuff they’ve done to us Captioned, U S A .) (60 mins.) 9 0 Auction High bidders land unu­ of the kids from the day care center ficers who perform sexual during the year,” said Rick plained bitterly about sual values and support public who thinks that Ihe outlaw Billy The 9 9 Odd Couple being “harassed” by the FARMINGTON (UPI). - Otis Elevator trouble distinguishing it, while the 11:30 acts in the line of duty Brinkley, one of the penny- television at the same time Kidwasahero (Repeal) believes it has a cure for people who get micro computer “voice” that produces a 9 f 3-2*1 Contact D Kojak would be protected by a pranksters. government. (14) Movie-(Adventure)** "Raise Your Money's Worth nervous when an elevator gets stuck basic vocabulary of 111 words is that of a Hogan's Heroes The Titanic" 1960 JasonRobards. C I ) ^ ABC News NIghtllne law submitted to the But the joke was on the So when the unidentified ^ Jim Rockford: Private 0 ) Racing From Roosevelt between floors — “spoken” words of male. Richard Jordan Two men under- Prince George’s County perpetrators, who man plunked a large, Investigator takean awesome undersea mission Raceway reassurance from a computer. Otis said psychiatrists picked the male 6:30 toclaimtheprecious content sof Ihe dD^ortsCenter Council. borrowed the pennies from wrapped package down on 9 9 0 9 9 ) The Tonight Show The The synthesized speech function is one voice because its lower tones arc more Cl) Carol Burnett And Friends famous ship's vault before the Rus- a charity fundraising the counter W^nesday — BestOfCarson'Guests JimFowler, The purpose of the Quest Rita Moreno siansdo (RatedPG) ( I M mins.) project and had to return saying he would pick it up of several elements of a system designed easily heard by people with hearing im­ CD Tic Tac Dough 9/) Tom (bottle Show Sammy Davis, J r . Victoria Prin­ legislation drafted by Electronic era to help people cope with phobias that Otis pairments. (30 Movie'(Adventure) * 4 "Emil cipal. (Repeal. 60 mins.) County Executive them. later — fear of a bomb was 9:00 said tend to be aggravated by elevators. AndTheOetectlves" 1064 Walter (D Magnum, P.l. Magnum's latest 9 $ Movie-(Drama) ** "24 Hours the first thing that came to Cole said the visual display part of .the To Kill" 1965 Mickey Rooney. Lex Lawrence J. Hogan was to Slezak.BryonRussell Ayoungboy client, who lives in a fantasy world, “Don’t be alarmed. We are experien­ control panel could be programmed lo dis­ Barker Two internalional airline require licensing of mind. IS robbed and is determined to nail proves she's most eccentric and pilots are forced to land in Lebanon It won’t be cing a temporary power interruption,” is play news, time, weather or stock reports the thief with help from his young difficult loprotect. (6 0 mins ) massage parlors and out­ “His attitude was detective friends (47mins ) and find themselves in the middle of has big impact one message broadcast to passengers. with the panel angled for easy viewing by C D ^ Barney MlllerBarneyandthe law sexual acts at such es­ hostile, and when he 9 0 0 9 0 NBC News an elaborate smuggling and murder a dog’s life The system unveiled Monday ^so an­ squad pick up a man who left his dropped the package on a all, including passengers in wheelchairs 9SOverEasyGuest SingerMaxine family four years ago for a New York plot. (2 hrs.) tablishments. The bill in­ By SYLVIA PORTER until your retirement. 11:35 nounces floors via synthesized speech to "These new car and hall features are a Sullivan Host Hugh Downs convention and never went back cludes a provision to WHITECHURCH, counter, it immediately The era of electronic funds transfer will ^losed Captioned. U S A ) C9) Maud^ • Have recently left your job, and make elevator riding easier for the blind substantial achievement in human home, and Levitt investigates an exempt police officers who England (UPI) — It won’t looked suspect,” said Lt. have an explosive impact on mutual fund 0 Bob Newhart Show efficient, but suspicious, new of­ 12:00 received a lump sum distribution of your and provides the time, weather and even engineering," Cole said. “ In the past, 6:55 (D Mike DouglasCo-host: Anthony be a dog’s life for Jasper Kevin Sculley. ficer (Repeat) commit otherwise illegal transactions in the 1980s. The potential pension or profit sharing plan, you can news on a visual display. modifications to solve the problems of one ^ News (ID Top Rank Boxing From Newley. Guests: Steve Kanaly, acts at massage parlors for and Rufus. Office workers quickly effect on the entire industry, and par­ continue to defer taxes on this distribution 7.00 Philadelphia Barbara Mandrell, Johnny Dark, Bill “ Research has shown that upwards of 50 group of users were frequently perceived Wardlow investigative purposes. The two dachshunds carried the file drawer-size ticularly no-load funds, could be “truly CD CBS News 9992K® Flamingo Road When by setting up an Individual Retirement percent of us have one phobia or another as an inconvenience to another group" (D® M.A.S.H. dangerous chemicals from the Wel­ iDMovie-(Adventure)** "Opera­ “That means police were left $16,800 in the will box down the stairs out into mind-boggling.” (IRA) Rollover Account. (DC® ABCNewe tion Snafu" 1972 Peter Falk. that is intensified when riding an The control system also can be don Mill contaminate Sam Curtis's could engage in acts that of their mistress, Violet a comer of the parking lot. As one illustration, the Fiedlity Group • A shop owner, you can open a new D Bullseye construction site and both compan­ Jason Robard In World War II Italy, elevator,” said Robert L. Cole, president programmed to return an elevator to the SportsCenter a unit IS commanded by Ihe allied are illegal if it is deemed Radcliffe, who died last The Burlington police (ID ies are shut down. Claude Weldon recently introduced "Fidelity Information simplified employee pension plan account of North Arnerican operations for the generals to pursue and destroy a ground floor in an emergency and to lock (9) Festival Of Faith seeks Field's political favor by of­ necessary to apprehend a December. bomb unit rushed to the Phone,” a computerized speech 90 Match Game battery of German guns (2 hrs.) for yourself and your employees that is United Technologies subsidiary. off certain floors so they are accessible fering him a divorce from Con­ violator," council ad­ The will stipulated the scene, threw a special ' recognition/response system which 0 News st ance. and Lane spast catches up (ID Martin Luther King Games easy and Inexpensive to set up. "The new verbal and visual information only when a private code is entered via a 9D French Chef Decathalon-Part i money be invested for the “bomb blanket” over the with her when she is captured by ministrative officer provides the latest yields and prices on • Taking out a loan, you can use your Technician tests Otis Eievator’s Eievonic 90 Face The Music O ) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews approach should help a great deal in pushbutton setup. ruthless Harrison Brand. (2 hrs ) Samuel E. Wynkoop said next 20 years “for the up­ package, and evacuated Fidelity funds. One of the first of its kind 7:29 (49) Charlie's Angels 'Of Ghosts mutual fund shares as collateral for that 401 eievator-car-operating panei at the reducing those fears,” Cole said. 9 ^ All Creatures Great And Wednesday. keep of my pets.” the resident from ten near­ in the U.S., the system allows a Fun(j set up 90 Daily Number Small And Angels' The Angels must join loan. company’s research center in Farmington. The Eievonic 401 system, which goes on 7:30 forceswithamystenousandpower- Asked if the bill might go by houses. shareholder to call at any time of day or • Retired and/or seeking a supplement 9:30 The micro computer-based eievator controi the market in July, was the product of a STAMFORD— Texasgulf Inc and the D PM Magazine lullorcelo save Tiffany's best friend against existing legislation Wines top As police cordoned off night, seven days a week, and obtain to your income, you can set up a CD All In The Family (D(4$ Taxi Alex and Tony's roman­ Irom a horrifying murder in an old system in additon to dispiaying time, “human engineering” process involving Colorado School of Mines have announced D Family Feud tic notion lo play cupid by fixing up mansion (Repeat: 70 mms.) outlawing entrapment of the area, Sgt. Dennis Godin yields and prices for one or more funds. systematic withdrawal plan on your research on items ranging from the color that the Charles Franklin Fogarty Endow­ D Pre Season Baseball Elaine backfires when her date 12:05 suspects by police officers, spirit sales carefully opened the weather, stock market, news or custom decides he likes Tony better than The “Phone" handles about 2,500 mutual fund account. of its buttons to the type of voice used in ment in Economic Geology has been es­ Cinncinnati Reds vs New York (D NBA Basketball Los Angeles he conceded, “ Well, it suspicious' package. Mets Elaine (Repeat) Lakers vs Seattle SuperSonics. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) routine calls out of 15,000 Fidelity • A government worker, you can save advertising messages, actuaiiy speaks, an­ the synthesizer. tablished at the Colorado School of Mines Circus World Championships 10:00 12:30 would be defining entrap­ lliere was no tomb. receives daily. With the routine calls so additional taxes on your income by setting The founding of this endowment was (D Nurse M ichael Learned and — Americans will consume nouncing fioor position and other messages The color red has been avoided for most The world's premier big-lop per (D Hogan's Heroes ment a little differently.” , Instead, Godin found a handled, the professional staff has the up a deferred compensation plan. made possible by a leadership gift of $1.- formerscompeleinfour categories Robert Reed recreate their roles of (14) Movie-(Crime) ** “ Magnum 1 billion gallons of wine in complete set of tax records through voice synthesis. (UPi photo) buttons because color-blind people have Inck riding, juggling, trampoline and Mary Benjamin, a recently widowed Force" 1973 Clint Eastwood. Hal 1990, predicts a wine time to answer complex questions. • A small business corporation, you can 000,(KX) from Texasgulf Inc flying trapeze mother who returns lo Ihe nursing Holbrook A tough cop tackles a and “personal papers,” ap­ The applications of the system can be utilize a corporate prototype pension plan 90 $50,000 Pyramid profession, and Dr Rose, a staff police death squad' who are merchant. parently left behind by the 0 M.A.S.H. physician at Ihe hospital where systematically killing criminals. Alfred Fromm, chair­ easily imagined. For instance — if you available in no-ioad funds and through frustrated taxpayer, tired 97) MacNelFLehrer Report Mary works (Premiere, 60 mins ) (117 mins ) Zoo officials man of the board of want to determine the balance in your ac­ these, plans save tife legal fees involved in 90 Benny Hill Show News 0 ( 0 Tomorrow Coast- of sorting through 10-40 count; to exchange from one fund to creating a custom-made pension or profit- Rogers sees better future & NHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs (D(45l 20-20Hugh Downs anchors TO'Coast Guests Anthony Quinn. Fromm and Sichel Inc., Ihisweeklynewsmagazineprotiling take revenge forms. another: what interest, dividends or sharing plpn for your "corporation. Washington Capitals Wayland Flowers andMadame, The Marty Nalbandlan of Warren, R.I., Is a roofer told a convention t>f the ^ Tic Tac Dough noteworthy events in news, science Comets (Repeat. 90 mins.) CHICAGO (UPI) - Wine and Spirit Police turned the case capital gains have been credited, etc. HARTFORD— Rogers $1.2 million in the first in Arizona and Mexico, and expects a rising sales trend April 15, 1981. 8:00 and entertainment (60 mins.) 1:00 but he’s afraid of heights. The 23-year-old over to the U.S. Marshal's of­ three months of 1980.” D Face The Music Vengeful officials at the Wholesalers of America All this is, of course, far, far d6wn the For more general as well as specific in­ Corp. expects results in the there has been a significant through the year. ” Based in Rogers, Ct , (D Focus: Women In The 80's ($) Rat Patrol fice, who planned to track “Substantial progress CD PM Magazine 99 Auction Continues (11) Auto Racing 1960 A Look Back, made it to the top of a three-story house but Lincoln Park Zoo put Sibu Wednesday that last year, list from the prime point: Is this theilight formation-on the mutual fund industry and first quarter to reflect “ a recovery- in volume and The board of directors of Rogers manufactures a D CiO Bosom Buddies Kip's 97> Masterpiece Theatre Danger a Look Ahead down the irate taxpayer fund for YOU? Deciding this still takes has been made in over­ profitability. On the basis Rogers has declared a broad range of engineered UXB'EpisodeXII Brian'slilehangs was too scared to descend to his ladder, so the orangutan in charge of U.S. consumption of wines, individual funds write to: The Investment sharp turn” from the loss temperature shoots to the boiling 1:10 and have a quiet talk with prudence and professional judgment. But Company; Institute, 1775 K St., N.W. in its final 1980 quarter. coming the serious of present order activity, regular quarterly dividend materials and components point when gorgeous Sonny returns inthebalancewhenamineexplodes (40) USAF Religious Film he waits for rescue by a fire department their switchboard this topped that of spirits for him. the affections of a sightless man on a booby-trapped pier (Closed- 1:30 April Fool’s Day. the first time in history. you should think seriously about mutuql Washln^Y,- D.C. 20006, the industry’s Norman L. Greenman, manufacturing problem* in and acceptance of new of 3 cents per share for the electronics and while Kip and Henry, disguised as (^ptioned. USA) Adam 12 aerial ladder. "This Is really embarrassing," Officials declined to For all the crank calls He said less than 5 per­ funds as investments. For if you are: * trade organization; The No-Load Mutual president of Rogers, told the company’s electronic products,” Mr. Greenman payable May 15, 1981, to other selected industrial women, are working as hospital 9$ independent News 2:00 he said. (UPl photo) reveal his name, saying — interconnection operations continued, “the comnanv markets. candy stripers (Repeat) 10:30 5iMovie-(Drama)** "EveryMan they have had to endure on cent of the nation’s popula­ • A parent, you can put money away for Fund Association, Valley Forge, Pa., shareholders at the com­ shareholders of record (3D Martin Luther King Games 9 Nine On New Jersey a King" 1970 Pier Angeli. William tion consumes more than despite the scare — the your children's college education while 19481, which publishes a no-load mutual pany’s annual meeting. 141 Adolf Hitler: Portrait Of A April 1 in past years, they Decathalon-Part I Berger Events and emotional decided to take revenge. 50 percent of all wine sold man had done nothing saving taxes on that money at the same ■fund directory, “Your Guide to Mutual , Sales of about $26 million FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves 90 0 90 Pro)ect Peacock My Tyrant With Ihe help ol exclusive climaleofIsraelatthelimeoftheSix Movie schedule wrong and ho charges were Father The Circus King' The unique filmfootage.HBOprosentsa power­ Day War as seen through Iheeyosof Sibu, who is 2 years old, in the United States. 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Arlene Students find Dahl Adventures ol pirates who BARBS UA Theaters East—Final Bomb scare “INCREDIBLE" '■ • A self-employed professional, you can published by Warren, Gorham & Lament, profitable, but still well • iHA/fS 4-1 land on a Caribbean island in an al- Conflict 7:30, open a Keogh account in which you can set N.Y. (also available at most brokerage below the income from DEAR DICK: Years ago, there was a TV series called templ to capture it (119 mms) 9:30.—Wind walker 7:15, copper carpet was just tax aside up to $7,500 or 15 percent of your in­ 1D Top Rank Boxing From ROBERT DE NIRO firms and libraries). continuing operations of “Rawhide." What was the name of the leading star, who was Phil Pastoret 9:15 —Fun House 7:30, 9:30. come and defer the taxes on this money Copyright 1981, Field Enterprises Inc. the trail boss and was he called Mr. Faber or Mr. Favor? G. Philadelphia Drive-Irv-reopens Friday. STILLWATER, Okla. BURLINGTON, Vt. 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/ Paanuto — Charlaa M. Schulz / f BoHon board ACROSS 63 Precipitstee Answer to Previous Pualt 64 Freeze C E T 0 ■R E T T CD 1 Bssketball 66 Billowy ron ILEFTYDUUIITHA IM SORRY,. MR.BROUN IS 1 P E It E E A "r L| ALL Riem ; CHUCK, THERE WS1E1U00VT5 Itsgue (sbbr.) expanse n n N 1 N 0 0 L t T\ \Fun Page FIFTV RUN LEAP! MOW NOT IN,.,IF YOU'D (^ E T O 4 Sticks 66 Perspire n n WHATHAPPENEP?' IN THE NINTH IN NINSi N t E 0 L 3 67 Hamilton bill □E] □ 'JL £ Area News. • • COULPVOUBLOWA EXflAlN VOURSELF, LEAVE YOUR NUMBER, HE'LL together I 0 U It 0 0 PI indicates hike 9 Pols TRY TO SETBACK TO YOU Is c O L s E N i 2 n o FIFTV RUN LEAP? CNIKK/UNRrHAPPEIia>? DOWN SOMETIME NEXT YEAR... 12 Orgin for a a 1 A H 3 u u htsring e SL□ Q A T IJU 13 Note 1 Shed tears [t w' A HJ. N E W □D 1 condition 2 Howls “n N ra 0 E A • E SIX mills 14 Part of ths 3 Region H 1 P It E T RE iT3 over 4 Washer U E A E psyche p 0 Z Y R E 5 Carry E E E T 15 Hurricane P 0 1 R [T fl tWlUrvWdrtH»>t,nac«4»,lr 6 Conjunction It E ft N s E R E [n 0 3 1980 Doll existing services. We want the quali­ O f**>y center (Gar.) BOLTON — Recent indications 10 City in Utah By Abigail van Buren 7 Compass 26 Radix 49 Bravado from the Board of Finance’s ty to be there.” P r l t c i ^ Pop — Ed Sullivan 17 K in g _____ 27 Arizona city He said that input from town per­ 18 Religious point 50 Emit coherent preliminary budget work are poin­ 8 Church body 29 Layer sons is vital to the Board’s deter­ poem light revea ting to a six-plus mill Increase, a one 9 Antiprohibi- 31 Grows old VOU RE SO iA T e / WHAT 20 Water holes 51 Animal waste minations of various areas of the VOU ALWAHS THINK THE rAASORRV.SWEET- tionifts 32 Seed pods mill increase more than earlier in­ H A P P & e P ? PONT TELL WORST, PONTWOUTY/EU, HEAKT.' FOWaVE AAE.' 22 Ampere chemicsl budget. Any cutting, he said, 10 Meleriel fever 33 Minced oath dications implied. Hard-Working Cook ME-SOU HAP AN )---- OUST FDR THAT TM NOT PLEA SE TELL AAE WHV (sbbr.) 53 Ridicule 11 Nigttivti 3 8 Ftminine 5 4 ‘Speed contest Finance board Chairman Ray­ “depends upon what the people of ACCIPENT.' SOJ G O IN S TO THLL VOU WHY 'tDU w e r e l a t e 24 Mental decrease IB Muiic tyllible (luffixl 55 Work cattle mond Ursln said Wednesday that re­ the town want.” WERE ARRESTEP' r W 6 LATE component Wants Her Just Desserts (Pl) 7’ *•-'''''9 40 Ztiloui 68 Rook's cry ’The Board is aware of the fact that 23W«t.w.y 4BSm,||, cent indications from the Board’s 26 Bent to one 59 Hurry 24 Tristtn's BO LT O N — The town received its the projected increase is large, he DEAR ABBY: I hove been married for six years to a side 48 Tiny state 60 Genetic preliminary budget analysis show an beloved final census count, and according to wonderful man. Although I have hinted broadly on many 26 Food (sbbr.) material . increase of “slightly in excess of six said, and “we (the Board) a consen­ 26 Cunning the figures, average family size has occasions that 1 would dearly love some acknowledgment of 30 Leisure mills,” adding that the figure is sus feel that the indicated increase is 4 6 9 7 6 9 10 11 decreased over the last ten years. my cooking, I have yet to receive one word of appreciation 34 Piper of 1 2 9 “based upon budget requests that too great.” for anything I have prepared since our marriage. Indebtedness 12 19 14 The total population increased have been received." A public hearing on the budget is I know he enjoys good food because he has mentioned 35 Musics) group seven percent between 1970 and 1980. He said that the Board has taken scheduled for April 13. from time to time that his first wife was a great cook. 1 have 36 All sxcit^ IB 19 17 from 3,691 to 3.951 baked cakes and pies from scratch, made gourmet dishes, 37 Lsrgt volume no action on the budget as yet, and 11 19 30 21 Housing units increased 21.8 per­ casseroles, stews, pot roasts and turkey dinners with all the 39 Distant will not until after the public (prifix) trimmings, with nary one “That was good, dear." 22 ■33 1■ cent, from 1144 to 1393. Deficit estimate Hearings on both the town proper I am considering serving him dog food, scooped out of the Captain Easy — Crooks ft Lawrence 41 Period Comparing the facts indicates a 42 Stationary 26 29 26 129 30 91 92 93 can and garnished with a few steamed onions and'a sprig of budget and the Board of EMucation’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ 43 Goddess of large differential between the parsley, just lo see if I get a reaction. 94 " budget. 1 1 ticut’s deficit for this fiscal year now fats percentage increases of total popula­ The indications, he said, are based I know a man could have far worse faults than being SUITE 9URB 44 Comedian . stands at $35 million. State Comp-' VOU P O N 'T 97 13. 1,0 tion and housing units A high totally indifferent to a wife who knocks herself out nightly Csessr ”, 1 solely on assessments of the budget troller J. EMward Caldwell says in N B E P A N Y in the kitchen, but one gets tired of buying groceries, 45 Bushy dump 42 1 1 percentage increase is found in the MORE 5U& requests from the various boards in his report to Gov. William O’Neill. ‘planning menus and preparing fine meals for someone who (Brit) TBNAWCB? housing units. 47 Go astray 46 14. 149 town. Caldwell said Wednesday the never utters a word of appreciation. Sign me .. • Simply, this means that more UNAPPRECIATED IN LONG BEACH 49 Mended Based on current information, he deficit was $19.3 million more than 49 60 61 1 33 69 64 65 homes in town are housing less peo­ 52 Explosive (il.) said, the mill increase “looks more the shortfall he estimated in his 66 Egypt (abbr.) 69 67 61 .. ■90 91 DEAR UNAPPRECIATED: A friend of mine had 11 ple now than in 1970. like a six plus rather than what we report to the governor last month. 57 Yellow . "Apparently," said town Ad­ the same problem. In desperation, she wrote the first thought,” and later specified ’The latest deficit figure is based on pigment 62 69 94 ministrator Alan Bergren, "families following message and presented it to her husband 61 Cere that the present figures show “about financial statements as of Feb. 28. with his coffee after dinner: 62 M i o _____ 96 99 97 are smaller now than ten years ago, Z a 6.3” mill increase. “The increased projected deficit is **The chef respectfully requests that you comment tung on an average basis." The present mill rate is 25, so the caused by a reduction in estimated on the dinner you have just consumed. Would you rate (NIWSFARfR INTIRRRlti ASIH I The figures for Tolland county increase, Ursin said, indicated a lapses, $13 million, and a reduction It: Excellent? Good? Fair? Poor? reflect this showing a 27.9 percent in­ "Failure to comply with this request could cause the The top three winners in the Pinewood Der­ four winners in the Bolton derby Include, projected 31 plus mill rate for the in estimated revenues, $6 million,” crease in housing units while total dining room to discontinue its service.*' from left, Michael LorenzInI, first; Reid Mar­ town’s next fiscal year. Caldwell said. population rose 11 percent by sponsored by Cub Scout Pack 157, Needless to,say, she received a generous out­ Alley Cop — Dave Graua bridqe Bolton, will participate in fhe district com­ tin, second; John Weidle, third and Greg If the town were facing a similar Lapsed funds are those budgeted pouring of compliments and still does. Try it. petition in Manchester on April 10. The top Owen, fourth. (Herald photo by Burbank) projected tax Increase before re- but not spent by state agencies. evaluation, the projected mill in­ WHAT [WOU MEAN,*THI TAKE A GOOD LOOK Signs bills c:iMid-tcrk'''P AT THEM! ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag crease would be about 19, Ursin said. DEAR ABBY: Please settle a mother-daughter difference HARTFORD il'PIi - Gov. <* A mill is roughly $70,000, so the Says it’s vital of opinion. Is it all right for a 16-year-old daughter to William O'Neill has signed a number projected Increase entails a dollar entertain a young male friend in her bedroom with the door Correct play no mystery Andover wants to talk figure increase of about $425,000. HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. shut? The daughter says all they do is talk and listen to of bills including one which in­ Ursin characterized the situation Maurice Mosley, D-WaterbuTy, is music. but the reason they do is that creases the maximum loan allowed HER VS. ME there is usually some reason under the student loan program. as “tough," and used a cliche to urging (^nnecticut’s congressional NORTH 4 ]- » I to go a particular way. explain the Board’s position — delegation to oppose the Reagan ad­ • KJ1082 The niddine as shown was The new law goes into effect im­ DEAR ME: If 1 were the mother, I’d vote for the VAKJ« mediately and conforms with federal about common interests “between the rock and the hard ministration’s proposed elimination open door policy. (Minimize the temptations.) If I expert indeea. North merely • AK bid five spades over South’s laws and regulations by raising the place.” of the Legal Services Corp. were the daughter, I'd opt for the closed door policy. • 94 when the Andover Board of five hearts to make sure that maximum a guaranteed student loan B O L T O N — Andover officials many areas in our towns that have He said the town is in a “tough Mosley said Wednesday that (Maximize the privacy.) However, rank has its privi­ WEST EAST South understood that North wish to maintain open relations with Selectmen denied a meeting with common interests and these should spot,” due to the desire to maintain wiping out funding for legal aid ser­ leges, so it’s an open-and-shut case — with mother • qs3 held two auick club losers. recipient can receive from $1,500 per the victor. year to $2,500 and from $7,500 overall Bolton officials concerning solid Bolton's selectmen. At this time, be developed. At the present time we existing services. He added that the vices would deny poor people the op­ V873 V942 South, who nad already shown Bolton selectmen were to present ♦ J 107 52 • Q9B3 a minimum by his bids of four to $12,000 waste disposal and other ' common have an excellent relation with your Board will be looking closely at portunity to argue for their rights in • KB692 • 10 7 3 interests, " according to a letter to their proposal. Tha FtIntstonM — Hanna Barbara Productions and five hearts, bid six clubs The law also raises the maximum fire department and your public requested new services. court. He add^ the Legal Services SOUTH as a mild try for a grand slam amount the board of directors of the Bolton selectmen from Andover A letter from Board of Finance works department." ’The Board members, he said, will Corp. has been involv^ in many DEAR ABBY: What should a man of 87 do with a ♦ A9764 and North settled for six. Connecticut Student Loan Founda­ First Selectman J. Russel Thomp­ member Morris Silverstein Andover Thompson said Wednesday that take “some serious looks at every landmark cases. collection of interesting old letters? ! had over 1,000 until ...THESE NEW, 9Q 105 South won the diamond lead today, when 1 burned over 100. I felt like a murderer, but ♦ 64 in dummy and after a slight tion can charge from ,5 percent of son. selectmen reopened negotiations Andover officials are waiting for the budget and every item” and “make “I agree with President Reagan’s 7A40DEBN. WEAPONS storage space is limited. ♦ AQJ pause plaved dummy's king of Thompson states in the letter that between the two towns, and Andover results of the referendum before serious” determinations within each desire to cut back on government but TAKE A MORE the total loan to 1 percent annually. My children would not be interested in them, as most were HIGHLY-SKILLED Vulnerable: Both spades. West showed out so Another measure allows there "seems to be a conflict of selectmen have agreed to meet with arranging a meeting to here the budget. I believe it is wrong to cut programs from friends and relatives I knew before they were born. South was able to pick up S O L D IE R THAN WE Dealer: South East’s queen Later, South had municipalities to require a single opinions on the disposal area. Bolton selectmen to hear proposal, transfer station proposal. He said He said the Board will be setting that are proven to be efficient, well- Some were from very distinguished people whose literary E V E R W E R E / though after the referendum in West North Eait to lose the club finesse, but payment when the property tax due However, we must keep com­ “we want to see-which way Bolton is priorities and will “work closely run and a good investment of tax ' style was quite wonderful. still chalked up the slam. GEORGE FROM GEORGIA is $100 or less instead of the present munications open." Bolton. going,” before arranging a with the boards in order to maintain dollars,” Mosley said. isi 39 Pass “How did you figure that - $50 or less The law applies to all The most recent development con­ Thompson said Wednesday that meeting.” iss 59 Pass one out? ' “You couldn't have DEAR GEORGE: If your children aren't interested iss 54 ^ Pass seen either of our hands, yet assessment years beginning with cerning the Andover disposal area is the towns ‘‘have to keep com­ in these letters, perhaps their children or grand­ OVER BO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! tss 64 Pass you made that key play with­ Oct. 1. 1980 ‘ the Bolton selectmen's proposal to munications open," adding that the children will one day appreciate them. To burn such out hestitation." O'Neill also signed a bill which erect a transfer station at the An­ towns cooperate "very well" in MoCAVANUN letters is to destroy a part of history. Offer them first “I didn't care where the to someone in your family. If you have no takers, give queen was." replied South. clarifies a law that allows anyone dover dump site. other areas beside the disposal area. Opening lead;4J This issue seemed dead in January The letter states that there “are RUin them to any interested friend. He was telling the truth If who loses $1 or more on a wager to, atlas bantlg East had shown out. South through a lawsuit, recover from the •Residential would cash his ace of trumps winner the money lost, including the Treats sunburn___ •Commercial • 24 Hour Emergency Service The Born Loser — Art Saneom By Oswald Jacoby and dummy's second top cost of the suit • Burner Sales & Service (Problems? You'll feel better if you get them off and Alan Sontag diamond. Then he would sim­ Soap comes in 17.5-, 8.25-and 2-ounce ply play hearts. If West ruffed The new language -clarifies that CHICAGO (UPI) — The gelatinous •Property Management • Clean Heating Oils your chest. For a personal rebly, write to Abby, 132 rrojrXJ substance found inside aloe vera bottles. One of the popular miscon­ m he would be caught in an such recoveries are not permitted •Rentals Lasky Drive, Beverly HillY, Calif. 90212. Please K ^ T I L L ceptions about bridge experts end play If he refused to ruff The same company is also in­ enclose a stamped, aelf-addresaed envelope.) for wagers made in legalized stalks has long been known as a <&REAT iD o e e r is that they never misguess he would be thrown in with troducing English Lavender Bath Is now located at: gambling, such as at jai alai frontons soothing treatment for mild sun­ the location of a missing the trump queen for the same burn. Now a health and beauty aids and Shower Gel, a pale lavender- 73 WEST CENTER STREET, MANCI^ESnR 649-4595 VA^TRnoU BA6K queen. They do find more than end play. or on the state lottery, or wagers Call Us For Your Home Heating manufacturer is using it in liquid colored liquid to be used instead of W HiJRIDA,,, half of those elusive ladies, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A.SSN ) that are not explicitly illegal. And Air Conditioning Needs... soap. Yardley’s Liquid Aloe Vera soap. 649-3800 (9 m u Pstrogroph LETrr you boast or exaggerate, there's Construction workers < % u r a likelihood your statements will be questioned. Our Boarding House ‘B i r t h d a y VIRGO (Aug. 2)-8ept. 22) Be careful In your commercial deal­ ings today. If there Is a misun­ strike at contract's end derstanding. you may wind up Winthrop — Dick Cavalll April Ss 1M 1 paying far more for something AND FOR Httl N45W HE'i #MART than you should. NEXT TRICK, , HARTFORD (UPI) — Several thousand “ I don't know of any project that Friends could prove very helpful ENOUGH TO this coming year, both career- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You TEMFL^ONi TRANSLATE unskilled construction workers have gone stopped completely, but starting wise ar>d flnar>clally. Their Inside have the marveloua ability to see r'M SOINQ TO TRY TO COLLECT WILC WILLIAM F. on strike in Connecticut after an agree­ tomorrow there will be major shut­ tips could help you get a better both aides of an Issue, but today EVEKYiSERAA IN THE W ORLP SOMERSAULT' BUCKLEY INTO Job or add to your Income. you may weigh and balance IN A &KBAT Bk5 BOX. OVER MY ARM,) ment with a statewide contractors downs,” said Marvin. B. Morganbesser, AME8 (M ar^ 21-Aprll 19) Per­ things so tediously you become ENGLISH! association expired. president of the CCIA. sons who are supportive of you IndMisIve. LANDIN’ ON About 350 union bricklayers in Danbury. will continue to be so. but those SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) No ALL FOUR Last week the laborers union reached a who are against you may be a bit one will think less of you today If j ^ E T I Norwalk and Stamford also went on strike three-year agreement with another group more vehement than usual. Don't you 'fees up to situations which Wednesday in a contract fight. of contractors, the Associated General underestimate opposition today. you feel you can't handle. You Tile construction workers, represented Find out more of vrhat lies ahead could arouse their Ire, however. If HERE." Contractors, The agreement calls for an for you in the year following your you pretend you're able to do Boy.' by the Laborers International Union of eventual hourly wage increase of $4.50. birthday by sending for your something you can't. North America, are employed mostly on The bricklayers went on strike over a copy of Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for S A O n T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. Instead of treating fun activities highway projects. Union officials dispute between the International Union jo iiK in n g Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. for what they are. you may step predicted the strike would affect projects 10 Be sure to specify birth date. out of character today and get a of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen and across the state. TA U RU S (AprU 20-May 20) Keep little more serious than you Associated General Contractors. pace with your duties and should. The laborers, whose duties range from Frank White, a spokesman for the con­ responsibilities today. If you per­ C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-J«i. 19) Levy’s Law — Jamea Schumalatar road grading to carrying building mit them to pile up, t h ^ could Respect others for their talents tractors, said members in three of 12 state write home about. and abilities, but don't compare materials, earned a base pay of $8.65 an exceed your capacity to handle union locals walked off the job. The con­ them. them unfalrty to yourself today. If DOC DON'T FEEL BEFOeEICAMETOVOU, BUT NOW, hour under the old agreement. tractors are continuing talks with the N O E M IM (M ay 21-June 20) Don't you feel Inadequate you'll act , B^ABOUTME ICOULONTDEAEWITVI THANKS ID The Connecticut Construction Industries other nine locals “in the hope that let yourself giet caught In a situa­ accordingly. TByiNOTDROB , PEOPLE 1 CJOUU> ONLY you, I CAN tion today '^ e r e you feel com­ A Q U AR IU S (Jan. 20-feb. 18) eOB HUMAN I Association, which represents about 50 agreements can be reached and the p ile d to side with one friend Persons who usually take what contractors, said there was no indictation strikes don’t spread,” against another. You could make you say as gospel may challenge ^ ^ IL L IN O BUYER .VERY WILLING SELLER- Crass pens and pendk in 10K goM or dvome. ______f - x - of a quick settlement er>emies of both. your remarks today. Don't CANCER (June 21-Ju)y 22) Suc­ spread H on too thick. Make sure cess is p ^ b l e today, but be you have tha facts to back you REE or at graolly raduced pikes! prepared to deal with some Washington shooting spree rather tough obstacles. If you mSCES (Fab. 20 March 20) Come to First Federal Savings and gel something worth don't let challenges intimidate Should It ba necaaaary to maka a Buga Bunny — Heimdahl ft Stoffal writing homo about— valuable Cross pens and pencils, In you, you'll be OK. choica today batwaan paying an lustrous chrome or 10K gold-filled— free, or at greatly LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tell It like old obligation or buying some­ cancels Martian's landing reduced prices. It Is today, even If It tends to thing new, you'd be wlaa to wipe m US. SAM WY ARE YOU AND NOT r e u E . To gel one of these hand-crafted writing Instruments (avail­ deflate your ego a trifle. Should out the p ^ debt first. (NCWSFAFfn S n W fW f ASSN.) BU5S ALWAYS INvavED IN WE'VE ONLY MAD ONE WESTPORT (UPI) - Alan Abel, a self- able separately or In sets), Just make the required deposit Into parently were the only people aware that your now, existing or renewed First Federal certificate or AR6UMENTS? v— AI?(5UMENT SINCE" 2 described professional practical joker, Abel had written the obit himself and savings account. Your money will earn the highest Interest Kit ‘n’ Carlylb — Larry Wright Short Riba — Frank Hill WE'VE KNOWN EACH says the shooting of President Reagan mailed it to newspapers. allowed by law, and you'll be the proud owner of one of the world's finest writing traditions. OkAV,<^(ATH... ■OOOPS/ 1 DONYeiVE UP forced him to cancel the landing of a Abel said he researched his latest EASIL-V. “Martian " on Long Island for April Fool’s Free cross pens and pencils— only at First Federal Savings. planned practical joke for months arid had It's something to write home about! I Day. hired a man to play the role of a man from “We had to scrap the plans in light of Mars dumped by a fellow Martian space Dftpoftit Oftpoftll Dgpoftll the national tragedy with our president,” VfiOO- 96,000- tld,000 crew on Long Island. $4,990 $•,909 a up Abel said Wednesday, “It just wouldn’t The man selected for the role, he said, seem appropriate to land a Martian on the had no teeth fillings, no surgical scars and Chrome Ball Pen $ 6.95 FREE FREE Chrome Pencil North Shore of Long Island" no fingerprints on file anywhere in the 6.95 FREE FREE Chrome Fell Tip 9.95 $ 4.95 FREE Abel gained some national attention in U.S. Chrom e Pen & Pencil 12.95 8.95 $ 5.95 OF CnJI^SE rr S T A ie r E D in 2 9 4 3 -\ January 1980 when New York and Connec­ “We were all ready to do it,” Abel said. Gold Ball Pen 13.95 9.95 6.95 AND WE'vE VETTO SETTLE IT. j ticut newspapers published his obituary, “We had built up to this day, April Fool’s Gold Pencil 1 3^ 5 9.95 6.95 Flatchar’s Landing which he wrote himself. Day, but we canceled it and I’m not going Gold Felt Tip 19.95 14.95 10.95 Abel's wife and a few close friends ap­ a G old Pen & Pencil 27.95 19.95 13.95 j to lu waitwail a year tolo tryiiy itii again.”agai SMf tMMADlD VfcS... SHt'S DNCt EMMA DfcCI(5e,S TO DO M Y5SLT...I COML IN A DtpociU to NOW chtcking ■ccounU «lo not quality, tranatafa from matuilng— • ...... ctHlIicatta ■- aavtnga aocounia and In ttr^ lict lianalafa do A> qetJKr 3De> , SOMtfHING.SHt ALWAYS ^ YMR.ie.tY Of- tW R lS . not quallly; iranataft...... now cartilicataa...... do quality Ona gitt par Or PNNTlNq qivfcs IT HtR. vtRY &tsr. ^ EB delivers seventh sub cuaipmar Conntciicul aaloa tai in c iu ^ All gitta aubtact lo availability. CARfcfUL. cannot tM maiiad Ollaf may bo wilhdiawn at any tima 1HL KITCHLM. GROTON (UPI) - The Electric Boat The shipyard holds contracts for 13 Co. Wednesday said it had delivered a more of the subs and contracts for eight seventh Los Angeles class nuclear attack Trident missile-firing submarines. submarine to the Navy, The Navy said Wednesday it has Fiist Savings The USS Jacksonville, a 360-foot-long, withheld award of a ninth Trident to the East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor 6,900 ton sub, was delivered Tuesday EB General Dynamics Corp. subsidiary and said. Y-i- will renegotiate the contract. It was the second delivered this year The Navy has been critical of EB’s and the seventh EB has built. delay in building the first Trident. CIWWNU.IM. 22 - THE HERALD, Thurs., April 2, 1981 THE HERALD. Thurs., April 2, 1961 — 23 ■k-k-k-k-k-kititirifir-kirif-k-kir-k-k-k-kiriiir-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k •kir-k'k'k-k-k-k-k a-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-kir-kit-kitir-kirit-kirir ★★★★ UVERTISING IDVERTISIK DEUDUNE RATES CUSSIFIED 643-2711 Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the day 23— Homes tor Sale 35— HeaUng>Plumblng 46— Sporting Goods * 4 1 * j NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 5 6-M lsc. for Rent $2.10 * * * ^ * * * \ before publication. 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooririg 47— Garden Products j: Call 643-27t1 -frS • *^0811643-2711 ^ 1— Low and Found 13— Help Wanted 25— Investment Property 37— *-Movlr>g-Trucklng>Storage 46— Antiques 36— Servtcpe Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy Deadline for Saturday Is 2^Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 3— Announcemania 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 4— Enteriainment 26— Real Estate Wanted 1 d a y ...... 14(t 61— Autos for Sale^ • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeemeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••••• day's deadline Is 2:30 S^Auctlons MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS ...... 136 a SMrvteM OMtred t S^rvlG^9 Ofhnd 31 ArtM— h r 41 Arthh$ for S9 h MISC. SERVICES 83— Heavy Equipment for Sale ...... 3 ...... mrmsmw w r omm 41 Friday. ■* 40— Household Gpods 52— Rooms for Rent •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Aparenanta For Bont 53 Apartmonta For Rant 53 ApartmontB For Root 53 Apartmonta For Rent ■ S3 FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcydes-Btcydes 6 DAYS ...... 126 ***••••••••••••••••••••••• ****•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• %P^eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Phone 643-2711 65— Campers-Trallers^Mobile 19— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent MANCHESTER SPACTOUS, VERNON/MANCHESTER 0— Bonds-Stocka-Mofloiflas 20— instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-BIrds-D^s 55— Offlces-Stores for Rent Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 1l6 Ma n c h e s t e r '- Two 66— Automotive Service One or two bedroom LINE - 4 Room Flat on Elm 9— Personal Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instrunients 56— Resort Property for Rent HAPPY ADS $2.50 PER INCH apartments. Swimming pool, ★ bedroom, two family house. 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease GARDENS ROTO 'nULED - Hill Road. Nice country set­ Yard for kids ONLY 1235. Plus All Around Handy Man CALDWELL OIL, INC. air conditioning, centrally ting. 1285 unheated. IN A HURRY? Call located on bus lines. Near GENERA'TION II today and GENERATION II, 561-1221 Work. Call after 4:00 p.m., Immediate occupancy. Lease, SMALL FEE 528-2881. shopping center and schools move tomorrow. Hundreds of HelpJ^nted 13 Help Wanted 73- Help Wanted 13 Condominiums 22 Lots-Land lor Salo security. No pets. ERA, GUARANTEED. 2< •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester immediate occupancy, for Blanchard 4 Rossetto. 6 ^ vacancies. All areas. One thru Painting-Papering 32 further details please call 646- 2482. five bedrooms 170 and up WAITRESS - lunch and EXPERIENCED PERSON or MANCHESTER ••••••••••#••••••••••••••• 3385. Many have FREE HEAT. Cali PRATT & WHITNEY - Try evenings. Apply in person: cleaning service wanted for NORTHFIELD GREEN 649^8841 GENERATION II, 561-1221. this two bedroom. Great fami­ CONDOMINIUM, Move in •9 * V I8 8 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ly area. Just listed. Only 1250. NEWSPAPER Lastrada West, 471 Hartford cleaning dental office weekly. - Interior and exterior. MANCHESTER TWO FEE. Guaranteed move in, Road, Manchester. Reply to Box UU c/o The condition. Immaculate, 3 BEDROOM, New and com­ Has free heat! Call MI-1221 Your bedroom, 21k baths, central WOODRIDGE UIKE Commercial and residential. • 200 Gallons Minimum *1.22 9 COD NOW. GENERATION II. We Herald. 385 Acre crytUI cleir private lake EXPERIENCED INCOME Free estimates. Fully in­ pletely furnished condo apart­ ROCKVILLE - Check this two MANCHESTER 5 ROOM air, gas heat, W to W have the FEE that's CARRIERS BRlOGEPORT SET UP and community with clubbouie, marina, TAX PREPARATION, dom sured. 646*4879. • 24 Hour Oil Burner Service ment with garage. All bedroom, new interior. DUPLEX. Security deposit. -carpeting, full basement with tennis courts, paddle tennis.^ in your bnm. Pleaie call Dai No pets. Call 6499092 or 643- GUARANTEED! Bargain Spot operate. Capable of fixture • 24 Hour Call Delivery appliances, carpet Redecorating. Fine for kids. beaches, equestrian area. etc.I 1827. making for snort and long run recreation room, plus many MoalcratetMSlt.. . EXTERIOR PAINTING, throughout. FYime location. If you are ready to move, call extras. 171,500. Evenings 643- Homesites starting at: NEWER FIVE ROOM WANTED production work. Design and experienced college student. 1450. I d . Real Estate 646-1980 NOW. 561-1221. create lathe fixture for small WANTED FOR A M. - tire 5995. or 646-7513. GENERATION II. FEE. EAST HARTFORD - Efficien­ DUPLEX available May first. $ 1 7 ,8 0 0 Quality work. Very 1390 monthly. Security. No aircraft parts from forgings. mounter. Experienced INDIVIDUAL TAX reasonable prices. Call Mike, BOY'S 20 INCH BIKE 130. Old GUARANTEED MOVE IN. cy and 2 bedroom apartments. preferred but will train. Apply Available for immediate oc­ utilities. Call 643-7344. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 GLASTONBURY Minimum 5 yrs, experience 1 0 S D 0 W N PREPARATION IN YOUR 569-3458 or S m 5 4 5 . Fashioned school desk. 130. □ TAG SALES MANCHESTER - ONE PLEASE READ required. Class A ONLY. in person only at National HOME. Experienced and BEDROOM apartm ent in MANCHESTER and other cupancy. Includes heat and □ REAL ESTATE IS17M Call 647-1106. Homes lor Rent 54 Olde Statge Rd.. Wagon ETO/MFH. Call Ken for ap­ Brand T ire, 217 Hebron reasonable. Call H.H. Wilson, LEE PAINTING. Interior & luiet complex. No pets. Call areas. GENERATION II finds hot water. Adults preferred. Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. Avenue, Glastonbury. rentals. Connecticut’s largest No pets. Call 2896000 between YOUR AD pointment at E.A. Patten 6494606. Exterior. -"Check myl y Irate TWO BLACK AND WHITE SATURDAY APRIL 4. 9 a.m. 9 1/2S INTME8T rental relocation firm. Kids, 9;3d and 5:30. MANCHESTER HOME - five Clittlflid adt ara takan CALL THE HERALD Company, 303 Wetherell Homoa For Sala 23, before• yoiyou decorate." Dei TELEVISIONS SETS, one 25” to 5 p.m. Rain or shine. 203 Street, Manch., 649-2851. WANTED - HOSTESS AND EAST HARTFORD - utilities pets. No problem. Too large rooms with laundry facilities, over ttw phone aa a con­ dable. nilty insured. 6461653. screen. One 19" screen. Need Ferguson Rd. Cannisters, patio and more. 1250. Locators 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 WAITRESS. Split shift. Must MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ 0 0 MONTHLY TAX fREPARATlON some work. 115 each. Call 647- glassware, puzzles, sort coats, paid, one bedroom with HALF DUPLEX IN venience. The Herald la M c D o n a lc T s be over 18. Apply in person: tion three family home on Reliable and experienced ser- 561-1221. We have a SMALL MANCHESTER - Two 236-5646. FEE. PAYMENTS INTERIOR PAINTING, over 1269. etc. carpets. 1200. Locators 236- reaponalble tor only one In­ 151 West huddle 'himpike, busline. 5-5-3. Separate fur­ trice In yo u r home at ten years experience, low 5646. FEE. F E E and a GREAT bedrooms, kitchen, living Now Accepting Applications CARPENTERS WANTED GUARANTEE. \ room, half basement. Private correct Inaartfon and than SO. WINDSOR Manchester. naces, good income, good in­ « n M .i4 reasonable cost. Norm winter rates and senior citizen WESTINGHOUSE 30 inch TAG SALE - Saturday, April vestment. Owner-agent. 643- driveway. Washer-dryer only to the aizo of tljp Valleyvlew Dr., Deepwood Experienced house framers. MarshaU, S4H044, discounts. 643-9980. stove, electric. 125. Call after 4th, 10 a m. till 3 p.m. 118 MANCHESTER HEAT PAID, SECRETARY 8883 or 644-8593 after 6:00 three rooms with modern hookup. Stove and HOUSE HUNTING? Let original Iniartlon. Errora Dr., Foster St., and Birch Call Jim McCarthy after 6 4:00 p.m. Also Home Base Pitkin Street, Manchester. At­ •Part Time vDay Shifts •Night Shifts BOOKKEEPER weekdays. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR appliances. 1225. Locators 238- refrigerator. Nice GENERATION II catch you a which do not leaaan the P.M. 846-0474. REM. ESTATE Ca Antenna CB with cable. 130. tic treasures, books, dishes, neighborhood on bus line. 1350 •Weekdays • Weekends •Breakfast Shifts Hill Dr. for Solar Design Firm. Part HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN PAINTING. Paper han^ng, Call 649-6238. pictures, furniture. 5646. FEE. fine two. three or four value of the advarttaemant time afternoons. Bolton area. (208) 4ai-2000 E7CPERTLY PREPARED by FREE, FREE, FREE! monthly. Dan, 646-6320, or 649- bedroom home today. Hun­ CALL HELEN carpentry work. Fully in­ 7055. will not be corractad by an 649-3660. ★ leading, independant Tax Con- sured. J.P. Lewis 4 Son. 649- MISCELLANEOUS Building Suppitea 42 VERNON - ALL BILLS PAID, Landlords, Realtors, lots of dreds of rentals. All areas. McDonald's* Family Restaurant Is looking (or good people 6 4 6 -0 6 4 3 Riltant. Pleaie pbooe: Dan 9658. nice one bedroom just 1235. people are looking for your Sizes and prices. Call today additional Inaartlon. ELECTRICIAN - journeyman SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL - FURNITURE for sale. Low FOUR ROOMS - MAIN who want a good job with all the extras. As a member of Bualnoss OpportunlUas 14 Business Properly 2^ Wade, 6494361 ha appolnt- prices. Call 046-3698 after 4:30 Locators 230-5646. FEE. rental. Please help them find for more information on our or helper. Experienced Fireplaced living room, for­ BRICKS, BLOCKS - Flashing, it. For more details, call 561- STREET. Heat, hot water, our crew you get a good starling pay. supervised training, inent. ' DAN SHEA PAINTING 4 p.m. 110.00 to 125.00. Chair, joint reinforcement. Anchors, special services. necessary. Call after 4:00 mal dining room. Wall-to-wall 1221. GENERATION II, appliances. Adults. No pets. EAST HARTFORD p.m. 633-7085. TEACHER INTERESTED, in FORMERLY KNOWN AS D^epRATTNG - Interior and desks, wardrobe, cabinet; oak and construction materials. MANCHESTER - FOUR GENERATION II 561-1221, free meals, pleasant working conditions and regular investment in full time carpeting. large family room. CONNECTICUT’S OLDEST Security. Call 646-4701 after 6 FEE. GUARANTEED MOVE "HI-ACRES", RouteOColumj IN CO M E TAX Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. and maple. Call evenings 643-9508, or 649 ROOMS, lots of extras. 1200s. raises. Columbus Circle and business opportunity and/or Three bedrooms. IW baths, bia. Excellent commercial Locators 236-5046. FEE. SERVICE. p.m. IN. SECRETARY- gas heat, garage with patio, PREPARA'nON, Individual Quality Craftsmansnip! Call 5635. Michael Avenue Area, BOOKKEEPER for Solar rartnership. Write to Herald location, 30x60 store, plus 646-5424, or 646-1305. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Box SS, with particulars c/o prime location. IMMEDIATE , small Call Janet Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale Main a Wlllys Street Area, Design Firm. Part time, room apartment. Situated on !. Gworek, 64411194 (or an ap­ • eMeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee magazines, 1940 thru 1970.643- Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 MANCHESTER 5 ROOM The Herald. OCCUPANCY. Owner: 649- 214 plus acres. 4000 frontage: •••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX. Also, Porter Street APPLY M PERSON AT: Silver Lane starting at afternoons. Bolton area. 649- 7145, pointment at your con­ Building Contracting 33 7730. 3660. 1135,000. Owner financing, LHASA APSO PUPS - 11 area 3 room apartment. Main Street, & Beacon Hill 7-ELEVEN STORE venience. 456-14OT, No agents. FARRAND REMODELING - DISHWASHER-HOT POINT weeks old, AKC Registered. Security deposit. No pets. 649 - Tolland Street Area. AVAILABLE for franchise in MANCHESTER - Pitkin 9092 or 643-1827. 46 WEST CENTER STREH DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Street. Six room colonial, 114 Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, built-in, working condition. Males. One brown, one NOTICES CALL ERNIE Enjoy friendly working con­ the Vernon-Manchester area. Room Additions, Decks, All golden. 1150. 6436281. For information contact Ray baths, three bedrooms, 125. Rink or outdoor skates- 1221 TOllAND TURNPIKE ditions in addition to an Wpes of Remodeling and sunrunners, unisex size 7-9. THREE ROOM RENT - Cen­ M C D onakra 6 4 3 -8 0 3 9 Pelletier at 289-8261. fireplace, basement, garage, trally located. Adults only. No Lost and Found 1 MANCHESTER, CT excellent salary plus bendfits. new vinyl siding. Close to Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 115. Call 649-6089. SIBERIAN HUSKIES: B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom utilities. Please call 6496790. Full time position available. schools and bus line. Owner: PRIVATE ly insured. Phone 643-6017. female IW years old. Black Experienced preferred, but Work. Free Estimates. Will REALISTIC AM-FM and white. Needs tender KOl'ND FRIENDLY MALE You Dooono A Brook Todoyl 649-5107. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT BLACK CAT • while flea not required. 289-8210. PROPERTY pick up and deliver. Please LEON CIEZSYNSKI STEREO RECEIVER turn­ loving care. 125. Male, 3 years GRILL PERSON over 18. - First floor. Adults. No pets. collar White under chin and McDonald's is an equal opportunity employer M/F, HOSPITAL AREA two family Want Ads call 64^2161. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ table and two speakers. old, silver and white. Strong Part-time Monday through MEDICAL OFFICE EDUCATION ditions, remodeling, rec and active. 1^. 742-8363 after Parking. No appliances. paws, 646-8872 Friday. Manchester Country duplex 6-6, Separate newer Asking 140. Please call 289- ASSISTANT for physician. BRICK. BLOCK. STONE - rooms, garages, kitchens 9242 'Tue^ay thru Saturday 8- 5 p.m. Security. References. 649- Club. 646-0103. furnaces. Aluminum siding. 1265. LOST ■ Black, male cat. While Salary 1160. per week or more Private Instructlona 18 Beautiful treed lot. ONLY □ BUSINESS Fireplaces. Concrete. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, 5. NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ depending on experience. All Chimney Repairs. “ No Job dormers, roofing. Residential FREE LOVE. Affectionate, paws and nose Lawlon Road. FULL TIME LICENSED 181,900, Pasek Realtors. 289- and SERVICES THREE LARGE ROOMS - Answers lo "Svlvesler." Call PERMANENT tunities available. Call duties including nursng, VOICE, PIANO, 7475. Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for or commercial. 649-4291. REVERE SLIDE spayed female golden collect, (5181 462-4321. 9:00 RENTAL AGENT for reception, appointments, estimates. retriever, IW years old. near center, newly decorated, 647-1988. Manchester Real Estate Of­ ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - PROJECTOR plus many PART-TIME JOB a m. lo 1 ;00 p.m. bookkeeping and typing. Posi­ Former Faculty New York DESIGN KITCHENS, trays 135. White vinyl Needs a loving home. Please appliances, utilities. 1350 per fice. Monday thru Friday, 9 to Services Ottered 31 month. Available now. Securi­ 9 to 1. or 5 to 9. tion available June first. Rep­ City Music & Art High School. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeee C 4 M TREE SERVICE, Free cabinets, vanities, counter loveseat, black leather-like call 649-6069 and leave a EMPLOYMENT • HOUSEKEEPER WANTED 5; Saturday 9 to 3. Contact: Invastmant Property 25 estimates. Discount senior tops, kitchen cabinet fronts message for Susan. ty. 6496896 evenings. Mr. Carlson at 646.1980. ly to Box U c/o The Herald. Call 644-8597. REWEAVING BURN cushions plus parsons table. Job involves making ap­ for apartment in East Hart­ HOLEIS. Zippers, umbrellas citizens. Company custom woodworking, colonial 164. 647-1827. pointments on telephone ford. Call after 5:00 p.m,, 528- HANDY MAN part time. CERTIFIED MATH EXCELLENT Manchester owned and reproductions. J.P. Lewis 6 ^ Mualcal Inatrumanta 44 BOLTON - ONE BEDROOM Help Wanted .1 3 MACHINE SHOP NEEDS full INVESTMENT! Good cash repaired, window shades, 1332. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut TEACHER. All grades, SAT operated. Call 646-1327. UTILITY TRAILER - 6'xlO’. heated apartment. Quiet for Sales Representatives time person for deburring and flow! First floor leased to Venetian blinds. Keys. TV neighborhood. References PART TIME - Earn extra Starting rate 13.50 per Street, Manchester. Apply prejtaration, your home. Now FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 1150. 643-1814. LUDWIG DRUM SET - 5 MASSEUSES - Full or part other secondary operations. weekdays 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 package store. Second floor, ROBERT JARVIS pieces. Like new, only 2 years req u ired . No pets. 1290 money while the kids are in hour, plus Commission. Experience preferred but will or later. 649-5453.649-1 Main Street. 649-5221. time. Good steady clientele. p.m. very nice apartment, plus 5 BUILDING CONTRACTOR; MENS UNIROYAL safety old. Call 649-4737, or 6466976. monthly. 043-5983. school Telephone Solicita­ Bonus. Paid Sick Days, Windham area. Open every accept trainee. Must be car garage, 167,900. Call for Custom Building, Additions, tion E Hartford company A Keep Smiling CERAMIC FIRING. Discount rubber shoes. Size 9. Ankle Holidays, Paid Vacation. day 10 a m. lo midnight; Sun­ dependable. Apply in person further details. Strano Real WATERPROOFING - Garages, Roofing and Siding. Boata-Accaaaorlaa 45 URBAN RENT - Newly com­ good telephone voice and dic­ Mon., Wed and Fn. 10:00a.m. INSURANCE - AGENCY rates. Quick service. Call 643- high. 110. Bottles for wine. Call between 10 and 4 lo set day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 423-7519. SALES Position open Per­ Be Happy Estate, 848-2000. Hatchways, foundation Kitchens, Bathrooms and plete carpeted and refur­ tion a must. Hours 9 a m. lo I to 12:00 p.m, CB Enterprises, 2543. cracks', basement walls, sump Over 150 count. 115. for all up interview sonal Lines. Experienced. Repair work of all kinds. 643- bottles. 643-2880. 12’ ALUMINUM BOAT and bished 4V4 room apartment, p m and 5 to 9 p m. Call Mon. 75 W o odland S tr e e t, pumps, tile lined, dry walls, 6712. first floor. Heat, appliances. through Fn . 9 a.m. lo 1 p.m., Manchester. Good salary, commission, trailer. 3.6horsepower. Older 569-4993 expenses plus car. Call 522- wavity feed, window wells. motor. 1460. Radial saw needs Garage, laundry basement Mrs. Williams. 569-4993. RECREATION Also: Steps, walks, stone RADIAL SAW needs repair. 0333, RooRng 34 175. Call 6466089. repair, 175. 6466089. hook-ups. Married couples, no AMERICAN DIRECTOR BANK BRANCH MANAGER walls, fireplace and ceramic children or pets. 1385. Securi- FROZEN FOOD for branch office in growing tile repairs. Over 30 years ROOFER WILL INSTALL ^ and references. 156 Union community. Commercial experience! 683-1013: 6434953. TDC 35 MM PROJECTOR Antiquoa 48 CLERK TYPIST Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for needs adjustment. 115. Slide CLERK - Checking invoices A part time position is now Bank experience with Len­ Low Discount Mice! Call Ken Local office for large In­ trays for Projector 75 cents ANTIQUES & 81 Autos For Sale and receiving slips. Use of open for someone capable ding. and Business Develop­ SALUTE at 647-1566. Autos For Sale $1 Autos For Sale 81 Au(o'os For Sale 61 PRIVATE ment background required. surance Company Is SnUNfi SKeiAL each. 6498681. COLLECTIBLES - Will calculator helpful. Apply: of designing and im­ seeking a person with EMERY’S purchase outright, or sell on PROPERTY Gaer Brothers, 140 R Send resume and salary T O OUR ye plementing social, good typing skills 45 FOR SALE - Five used, full commission. House lot or Street, South Windsor educational and requirement marked Con­ HONE MPimVEMENT □MISC. FOR SALE W a n t A d s fidential to; Donald Page. words per minute. Plea­ Vinyl and Aluminum tread A78xl3 tires. 140t will single piece. 644-8962. recreational programs for SECRETARIES. South Windsor Bank & Trust sant working environment siding. Roofing, Gutters take them all. Call 64M391 SECRETARY- the elderly and mentally ,Houaohold Oooda 40 evenings. WANTED - Antique Fur­ SECRETARY - Full time. RECEPTIONIST Full time Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., and good benefits are and Leaders. 17 yrs. Typing, shorthand and recep­ retarded. BA preferred.. South Windsor, Conn., 06074. experience. Registered niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Secretary-Receptionist Ixir offered. Prior office USED REFRIGERATORS. SWIM POOLS - OUTLET Paintings or Antique Items. tion duties. Diversified work. main office. South WindsoJ Equal Opportunity Employer. with state and consumer Call Ms. Bovle 646-2900. experience Is desirable, rotection. WASHERS, r a n g e s - Qean, offers brand new above R. Harrison. Telephone 643- Bank & Trust Company. Good Call SANDRA NICHOLS, but not essential. Please Guaranteed. Parts 4 Service. ground 31 foot long pools com­ 8709. typing skills essential. Diver­ TURRETT LATHE SET up f work on jobs, all work Recreational Supervisor or and operate W & S lathes. telephone for appoint­ and materials Low prices! B.D. Pearl 4 plete with hu^ sundeck, fen­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• sified duties include: Opening send resume to Mtadowt Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. cing, hi-rate filter, etc. A^ing Wanted to Buy 49 new accounts, telephone con­ Applicant must have ment Mrs. Forget, guaranteed. Free es- ConvalMcant Homa, 333 minimum 5 yrs. experience umates. Call Emery Cor­ 1978 delivered. Includes in­ tact and secretarial work for AIR CONDITIONER 5000 stallation. Financing WANTED TO BUY bank officers. Call Karen Bidwell Street. working with aircraft parts ^ MSURJUKEOF mier, 646-5209 Manchester. 647-9191. machined from forgings. Any Emory Cormier BTU 125.00. Humidifier 125.00. available. Call Dennis collect IMMEDIATELY, Older RURAL Sheridan at 289-6061 for an ap­ NORTH lUiRKA 2896015. (203 ) 2256894. pointment, EOE, experimental background 646-5209 anvtim* House in need of repair. Cash. with engine lathe work a big 111 Founder* Plaza Please call Frank J.T. Strano, 94” GREEN SOFA MODERN EXPERIENCED plus. EEO-MFH. Call Ken for Eaat Hartford Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. appointment at 649-2851. E.A. 928-9031 DESIGN, walnut legs. Good HOUSEKEEPERS - Call CUSTOM BUILT STONE 4 condition. 195. Call 649-9629 WANTED PIANO - Old up­ ROUTE from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 646- Patten Company, 303 We are an equal opportunity CHERRY FULL SIZE employer M-F BRICK Retaining Walls, after 5:00 p.m. 2300. TEMPORARY OFFICE Wetherell Street, Manch. right. 643-4962. Patios, Chimneys, Walks and HEADBOARD with frame. WORK AVAILABLE - SEALY POSTUREPEDIC Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, INFLATION GOT YOU IN A ATTENTION Steps. Field Stone delivered. TV PHILCO CONSOLE, used, TOY TRAIN - LIONEL and MANCHESTER LAW FIRM, CLERICAL ASSISTANT for Fully insured. Free may need repair. 125. 646-6714 mattress and box spring. seeking full time secretary. Coventry women, CAPITAL PINCH? Ease the squeeze - other large sizes. U.S. or FORSALI fast paced, growing Appliance Estimates. 295-0034, 2954250. days. 643-7429 after 5:30 p.m. Bedspread: 6 pr. tiered cur­ foreign. Buying for limited Call l^ssner, Rotner. Karp, TEMPORARIES has an im­ sell Avon. Good HI! Call 523- tains and valance. Like new. mediate need tor all office 9401. Distributor Service Depart­ time only. 649-^0, and Plepler. P/C 649-5277. ment. Experience helpful, but l l ’xlO’ GREEN AND RED Must sell. 1400. Mikasa china, skills. Earn top pay rates by Camelot 93 pieces. 1100. Ad­ working short or long term we will train. Please call 526'- rEMPLOYERS-i SHAG CARPET with pad. Bolton. About SECRETARY - Manchester 3781 for interview. EOE. Two matching area rugs. ding machine 135. Call 643- Law Otfice. Legal Experience assignments near your home, * RENTALS m > i » ^ M4M P4H, Manchester 649- Excellent condition. 1130. 649- 7431. 2 Hours A preferred, but not required. CAPITAL offers a convenient 2871. Small repairs, Interview location in PART TIME CLEANING 9629 after 5:00 p.m. Non-smoker. Call Valerie at MnOMOTM couna PEKON WOMAN. Laurel Manor, 91 remodeling, heating, baths, FOR SALE - STORM DOORS, Rooms lor Rent 52 Day. 643-7779. MANCHESTER, call to arrange a close-to-home ap­ A large nationwide Chestnut Street. Apply kitchens and water heaters. SEARS KENMORE porUble aluminum 33x80 and 37x80.125 Wouldn't you like to publicly salute ttie fine secretary who Free estimates! each. Three pairs. Black wood pointment. CAPITAL automotive parts company weekdays 11-3. dishwasher 1100. Call 6496809. CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM RN'S PART TIME, All shifts servos you so well? You can . . . during National Secretary shutters 15 j^ir. 6490646. for mature gentleman. Please For Information, at Student Health Ser­ TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St., is looking for an Hartford. 278-1313. Week which Is being celebrated from April 20 through April 24 B 4 M TREE SERVICE INC. USED WHIRLPOOL call 6466701 after 6:00 p.m. vice.Physical assessment experienced counterperson this year We'll be running a special page In our newspaper GUARANTEED TREE- CURTIS WINDOW AND mw nsi irs i -a o o i skills necessary. Call or write to work in the Greater WASHER in good working 3 CALL where you can run a picture of your secretary along with a MEND-OUS SERVICE at an condition. 135. Call anytime FRAME 56"x34” . Double LARGE ROOM FOR RENT to Peg Maloney, Director ol SECRETARY TO work with Hartford area. We offer GOOD MONEY TO BE affordable price! "SPECIAL 4> gentleman preferred. 145. SAVE FROM '617 on ZEPHYR to '767 on COUGAR Garages, One Room Ad­ printing plates, .007 thick weekly. Strano Real Estate 2500. EOE. ditions, Reasonable Prices. Ux28W” , M cents each or 5 Call 643-2711 TWO MOTORCYCLE 6 4 6 - ^ . DENTAL ASSISTANT - Posi­ Please call 6^1519. for 12. Phone 643-2711. Must be ★ ★ ★ SAFE-BUY USED CARS ★ ★ ★ icked up before 11 a.m. JACKETS, medium size - PART-TIME, FULL-TIME, RESPONSIBLE PERSON tion open for right person. brown 175. Large size - brown MANCHESTER ■ Excellent 12 Month or 12,000 Mile Extended Warranty Available! TELEPHONE SOLICITOR hours flexible. Men and Hours flexible. 20 hour week. RAIN • SHINE SNLY. furnished room for NEEDED to assume many ask for the Classified Dept Grouadskeeping. Landscape. 150. Call 871-1243. women. Earnings up to 1300 duties in the operation of a 7- 649-5675. gentleman. Convenient. No AIR CONDITIONED per week to start. Special Lawncare. Maintenance. WATER PUMPS - 3" Carter Kitchen privileges. Parking 78FESTA “5m 5 T 77 LTD I *3295 79 ZEPHYR *3595 WANTED Eleven food store. Ground 4-cyl., 4-8peed. great gaa 2-Door hardtop, black on training earn while you learn. Gardens. Weekly or monthly. Gas Powered. Vi" Carter Gas PLATE GLASS SHELVING; 136. weekly. 6494003. SPECIAL • 0 COUGAR 4 door sedan. 6 cyl. level position that can lead to Free estimates. Senior dis­ powered. 2” Electric. IVi”, 3" economy. black, air condition. AM-FM auto.. PS. PB. air, AM- Will start immediately. Call assistant manager or 10 pieces, approximately SVk' PURCHASE stereo. 1-owner. FM radio. W/th iom a experience 646-3936 between 1:00 p.m. counts. 643-6914. and 6" hoses. Call 6497407. ROOM FOR RENT - Male, manager by performance. COUNTER GIRL - hours 10-2 long, 10'-14’ wide. $7.50 each. ★ AIR ★ 79UNC01N *8595 CALL DAVE and 3:00 p.m. Equal Oppor­ Benefits incluae insurance, 165 all. 049-4339. Some cooking privileges. 135 Continental Town Cpe. 76 im A S S *3395 tunity Employer. Monday thru Friday. TAPING, CEILING RIDING LAWN MOWER, Landau roof, velour In­ 80 MERC. *5395 credit union and profit per week. Security, Non- CONDITIONED Supreme. 2 dr. coupe, Monarch 4-door. 6-cyl.. at 647-9946 Experience helpful. Apply in To Jane Smith REPAIRS, FLOWERS, Reel type, 28” cut, 164. Lawn terior, speed control, tilt Automatic, power steer­ auto.. PS, PB, air, Landau sharing. Apply in person at 700 smoker, non-drinker. 6466025 auto., PS, PB. under person: Hartford Road Dairy SWIRLS - Sheetrock Ad­ Sweeper, 135. Good condition. 1980 ZEPHYRS wheel, electronic AM-FM ing, power brakes, air roof, much more. lO.OOO miles after 3:30 p.m. stereo with 8 track, wire tor an appointment Ellington Road, South Wind­ Queen, 684 Hartford Road, conditioning, stereo. ditions. Garages. Rec Rooms 6436'?77. wheel covers, one owner. FUNTUS SMSNOI sor, CT; Equal Opportunity Manchester. The employees and management would like 4 Homes. Experienced. 649- Employer, Apartmonta For Rent 53 78 OLDS Full time Furniture Salesmen; full to take this opportunity to thank you for 8627: 649-3219. FOR SALE, ALBINAR F MOVING - couch, chair, 2 _ ! 8 d 2 f i _____ 78 1JNC0UI time Furniture Decorators, part TOO YOUNG a 2.8/55 telephoto lens for twin beds and miscellaneous. 8 0 BOBCATS DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group VERNON - Near 86, luxury 78 DATSUH 200-SX CUTLASS time Saturday and evenings. Apply FOR AIRLINES? job well done. LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED screwtype mount with haze Call 6336305 after 6 p.m. Condo. Appliances. 1345 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 in person: practice is seeking an - 15% Sr. Citizen Discount! and skylight filters, ISO. Call Saturday after 11 a.m. SUPREME Wm. Singer experienced dental assistant Immediate openings for monthly. Security, 10 sharp guys and gals free Free pick-up and delivery!ery’ 633-S588 evenings. references. Call 480-3923. piwTMRmmiiiE to work part-time days. Call Expert sent i m . 1M1 Now BrtUIn Avtnut 289-9558. to travel U.S. major cities Triple X Corporation LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. COLUMBIA, GIRL’S 20 inch 456W MAIN STREET - 6 Town Car, 4 dr. sedan. Eimwood. CT 09110 and resort area with un­ bike. High rise handle Iw s. GIRL WANTED for small of­ Room House. No young Landau coach root, ique business group. COMPLETE LIGHT Very good condition. $30. children. No appliances. No velour int., tilt wheel, fice. Call 646-2816 after 10 speed control AM-FM Independent Dealers Transportation furnished, TRUCKING service. Telephone 64994M. PRIVATE utilities. No pets. Security. a.m, no experience necessary. Appliances, furniture moved. stereo, turbine wheels, NURSE for Physician’s Office Tenant Insurance required. under 31,000 miles. Expenses advanced during Garages, cellari and attics FOR SALE 30 inch Franklin PROPERTY 1375 monthly. Available now. in Vernon. Monday, Tuesday, DENTAL ASSISTANT - two week paid training. cleaned. Trash hauled away, wood burning stove. Excellent Call 646-2426, weekdays 9 to 5. A B U im ri Wanted Thursday & Friday, 12:45 to RECEPTIONIST - Orthodon- Want Ads Must be 18 or over, single, etc. For all your ll^ t trucklnf condition, m Call 6497935. 6; Saturday 9 to 1. Call 872- tisc Office. Part time. Salary fprice call well-groomed and free to needs, at tne best MANCHESTER MAIN ST. 8321. commensurate with 876-7069. SCREENED LOAM- start immediately. Deadline Monday, April 20 Two room apartment. Heated, Call Dave at experience. Phone 649-7222. GRAVEL, Processed Gravel, hot water, appliances, elec­ For interview call M6- ROTOTILLING ■ Till your Sand, Stone, and Fill. For TWO CHEST OF DRAWERS, FIREMAN/WATCHMAN - tricity, no pets. Security. 523- GIRL FRIDAY to manage 2300 or apply in person to garden for a fresh sprlns deliveries call George Gril­ Mechanics Roll-a-Way NEW. 7047. Experienced on high pressure small plastic factory office. Mrs. Meeks at the Eaaax start! Reasonable rates! Call ling, Aixlover 742-78M. Stereo, Antique. 6496022 after 647-9941 boiler preferred. 'Year round. Apply to; Box TT, c-o Herald. Motor Inn, 101 Center Your Ad will appear in the after 6:00 p.m., 649-9919. S'.OO p.m. Good wages and overtime. Street, Manchester, HARD KINDLING WOOD for FOUR ROOMS - Heat and hot Paid Blue Cross, Blue Shield DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group between 10:00 a.m . and Herald's April 23rd Edition. LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED stoves and fireplaces. TWIN BRASS ART water Included. New & Life Insurance. Apply practice is seeking an Assorted house plants, cactus, HEADBOARD - 115. Flute- appliances. Garage. Adults to 5:00 p.m. Friday ONLY: - 16% Sr. Citizen Discount! 8:30 5:30 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. - experienced dental assistant Free pick-up and delivery! Swedish ivy and more private Wurlltzer 135.5 Drawer Filing only. No pets. Security Amerbelle Corp., 104 to work part-time .evenings. Parents welcome at inter- Expert service! ECONOIi^ home. Very reasonable. Cabinet, Call lifter 6 ^ deposit, and references Main Street, Rockville. EOE. Call 289-9£S8. LAWNMOWER, 6476660. Phone 6 4 9 ^ . p.m. 646-1^. required. 646-3414.