20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. F ri„ March 4, 1983 BUSINESS

Local bankers, realtors think so Have mortgage rates finally bottomed out?

By Raymond T. DeMeo gages, however, and according to houses that have been on the firms but still a one-office opera­ Herald Reporter H-' DeMarchi itdoesn’tintendto do so. market for a long time. It’s still a tion, sold 27 homes in January. Cloudy, mild While the decline in home "I-d o n ’t think buyers At l3'Ato 13% percent, depend­ buyer’s market.” “ That was our best month in 2>A mortgage rates hasn't been as ing on the size of the down Like many bankers, Blanchard years,” says Blanchard. today, Sunday i P rapid as the drop in rates on other shouldwalt. I'vesaidit payment, SBM is selling more doesn’t think mortgage rates are However, like Mrs. Sullivan, installment loans, there's no ques­ going to fall much more than they — See page 2 before and I'll say it mortgages than it did at 15 percent Blanchard worries about what will tion that mortgages today are but nowhere near as many as it did already have. “ I don’t think buyers happen when the federal govern­ fUanrbrBtrr m m lh considerably cheaper than they again. Now is the time in the early 1970’s. “ We’re pretty should wait. I ’ve said it before and ment tries to finance its deficiti were a year ago. busy, but we could be busier,” says I ’ll say it again. Now is the time to to buy." “ Someone’s got to pay for it,” he Local banks now offer fixed and DeMarchi. buy.” ' says. Apparently some people agree t ' variable rate mortgages in the 13 Heritage’s Mrs.Sullivan reports Robert Blanchard Economic progress is unpredic­ percent range — about four points no great demand for Heritage’s with Blanchard, because local real table, and experience has taught below the rates of early 1982, and loans, and says the CHFA program estate agents report that the people in the mortgage business to two points below what they were is “ still the best deal going.” housing market is showing definite be skeptical. “ It hasn’t been this offering around Christmastime. CHFA loans are processed by most signs of stirring from the doldrums gan abandoning the fixed rates in in which it’s been held for the past good in a long time, and I don’t Town hii^s How much lower will rates drop? local banks, except Manchester Pope hears U.S. attacked favor of variable-rate mortgages, two or three years. Blpnchard & think this is going to be long-lived,” I State Bank, a commercial lender Several local bankers believe the which offer them the ability to keep Rossetto, one of the larger local says Blanchard. mortgage rate decline has nearly pace with fluctuations in the that doesn’t sell many home mortgages. bottomed out, and that people interest rate market. By Phillip Pullella who've been waiting to buy a house 2 for force, United Press International should move now before sale REALTORS, however, bemoan FROM THE consumer’s point of view, the big question is whether prices start to climb up again. the near-demise of the fixed-rate MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Pope John Paul II today’s rates are the best deal “ I really have mixed feelings mortgage at banks. They point to arrived in Marxist-ruled Nicaragua Friday and was they’re going to get, or whether about mortgage rates,” says Betty the popularity of subsidized mort­ Area mortgage rates both white met with a bitter attack on the United States for using they’ll make out better if they wait Petricca Sullivan, vice president gages like those offered by the “ blood and fire” to deny human rights in the region. a few more months for rates to at Heritage Savings & Loan Connecticut Housing Finance Au­ Connecticut Bank & Trust:. and 2% points, 20 percent down; drop even further. Three members of the ruling junta, including Association. "Pretty soon the thority (CHFA), which still has One-year variable rate at 13 One-year variable rate at 13% coordinator Daniel Ortega, who was wearing green federal government is going to fixed-rate money available at IPA ’’People are still holding out, percent and three points, 20 percent, two points down Bv Alex GIrelll military fatigues, greeted the pope with formal percent interest, as evidence that holding the bag if rates head for rates to come down, Herald City Editor start borrowing again, and once it percent down Savings Bank of Manchester: handshakes at Managua’s Sandino airport. 5 the market demands a return to upward again, doesn't want the ley keep on waiting, the borrows, it will drive up the price Connecticut National Bank: One-year variable rate with 25 Under a blistering sun, Ortega read a 25-minute- the fixed rate. loans in its portfolio, so it sells the house they want is Two new police officers, both white males, have of all credit,” she says. Fixed rate at 13>/4 percent and two percent down at 13’,'4 and no points; long speech, equally praising the Sandinista revolu­ Among the banks in the area that them off to the secondary market. go up — either way they been hired by Manchester and efforts to hire a The fear that increased govern­ points, 20 percent down; One-year with 20 percent down 13% and % tion and strongly attacking what he called the still offer fixed-rate loans are Robert F.DeMarchi, assistant 's. Sullivan says. minority officer have failed despite what ment borrowing will tighten credit variable at 12% percent with 2% point; with 10 percent down 13% “ distorted policy” of the United States in Central Heritage, First Federal Savings of vice president for mortgages at the Blanchard, owner of administrative officials described Friday as an and drive interest rates back up points down; higher rates, both percent and % point; with five America. East Hartford, and Connecticut Savings Bank of Manchester, Blanchard & Rossetto Realtors of elaborate effort to broaden the hiring base. afflicts many bankers, especially fixed and variable, if less than 20 percent down 13% percent and % “ Holy Father, you visit a Central America shaken National Bank of Hartford. predicts that mortgage rates "will Manchester, says home prices in Only two minority members, both black males, those who were burned badly in percent down. point. by hunger and thirst for justice of the people, and by Heritage offers its fixed-rates at be stable for a while,” as the the area have remained stable so made it to the final stage of selection. One recent years by being locked into a t First Federal Savings: Fixed the powerful who with blood and fire deny the people Society lor Savings; Fixed rate 13‘/i percent, with 2>/i points at banking community waits to see far, despite increased demand rate at 14% percent and 2 points, 20 withdrew and the other was rejected. these rights,” Ortega said, raising his voice portfolio of long-term, fixed-rate, at 13 percent and 2% points; closing. Today, this seems like a what happens next in the volatile spurred by the availability of percent down; One-year variable The final stage involved an interview by Police repeatedly. low-interest mortgages. 2%-year variable at 12% percent pretty good return, with commer­ money market. lower-cost mortgages. rate at 12% percent and two points Chief Robert D. Lannan as well as a lie detector “ Today, as yesterday, the United States is and 2 points; 5-year variable at 12 As rates started climbing, cial bank’s prime lending rates Unlike Heritage, SBM keeps all ” I would say there’s been very down, 20 percent down test and an FBI check on the applicant’s intervening more and more in defense of an unjust and percent and 3% points; minimum banks, worried about a repeat now in the 10 to 11 percent range. its mortgages in its own portfolio. little appreciation, if any,” he Heritage Savings & Loan Associ­ background. lost cause,” Ortega said in reference to U.S. policy in five percent down on all loans. performance of this disaster, be- But Heritage, wary of being left It doesn’t offer fixed-rate mort- says. “ There are still a lot of ation: Fixed rate at 13% percent The upshot of the complicated selection process El Salvador. is that the town is left with two vacancies not The Sandinistas erected billboards outside the filled, one of them as the result of a decison of airport saying, “ We are in favor of revolution Officer Gary Sellitto to resign. including Christianity,” echoing the Sandinista junta In Brief Chief Lannan is reluctant to make the selection NEW FACTORY coordinator’s theme. Public Records from the three applicants still available, all white The pope, shielded from the sun by an umbrella, Interstate ORDERS males. Therefore the adminstration will seek listened passively as Ortega went on praising the UPl photo Bills opposed authority from the Board of Directors for a new Sandinista government. Soasonally adjustod In bffilons of dollars round of testing, but will suggest that the agility The Greater Manchester Chamber of Com­ Warranty domlt Field Rood, $85,000 (based on N ica ra ^ a was the second stop in the pope’s POPE LISTENS AS U.S. IS ASSAILED Mary Romeo and Jose­ conveyancetox). test be given before the written test. merce in a recent poll of its Board of Directors phine Romeo to James M. Gretchen J. Wood to Ro­ General Manager Robert B. Weiss said at a I’ lease turn to page 10 . . . speaker isDani^l Ortega of Nicaragua junta voted to oppose to HB5211 and HB6623, the Hloplns Jr and John J. bert J , Keddy, Unit 50, Mlll- press confrence Friday that many applicants proposed state act concerning plant closings, banking Reardon, property at X-32 drldoe Hollow Condomini­ Essex St., $40,000. ums. $37,000. invited to take the agility test did not do so and a relocations and large-scale layoffs. Patricia J. Mitchell to Su­ Heritage Place Associates large number of those who hxik it failed. In opposing the proposed legislation the zanne K. Connell, property at Inc. to David J . Phillips and The town has to pay for the adminstration of the chamber contends that statutory notice will save 48-SO Bunce Drive, $40,000. UsanI Phillips, Unit 104, (3ns Tanecroft Realty In. to H eritage Place, $39,000 written test on the basis of the number who ppply, no jobs in the state, but would insure the demise of Sherwin-Williams Develop­ (based on conveyance tax). not the number who take it. Putting the agility Part of O'NeilTs plan approved struggling companies. ment Corp. property on Quitclaim deeds supported Broad Street. $52,S00 (based test first will cut the cost. In addition to its adverse impact on existing Susan S. Pelotl, also known on conveyance tax). os Susan S. (Soslee to John T. employment, the “ industrial hostage” legislation Harold R. Brown Jr. and Bv Bruno V. Ranniello Pelotl, property ot 9 Munro AT ’THE Friday press conference. Assistant B v M ark A. Dupuis V ” effect April 1 and extend the sales tax to meals under think that’s the realistic way, the number that will would severely inhibit Connecticut’s ability to Mary Ann B. Brown to St. Richard B. Rohner and Krvs- General Manager Steven R. Werbner traced the United Press International $1 and seeds and fertilizers for non-farm use and a 3-or likely be adopted,” Schneller told reporters outside attract new industry, the chamber contends. The United Press International Jonathan H. Law and tlne E. Georglodes, property Evelyn A. Law to Glenn R. history of the latest hiring effort with stress on the HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill can expect to 4-cent-a-gallon hike in the gasoline tax by April 1. the governor’s office foilowing the meeting. state’s Department of Economic Development HARTFORD — Many commercial bankers have at 185-187 Hamlin St.. $75,000. Law, property at 19 Baldwin effort to attract minority applicants. In the past The tax hikes would raise about $35 million when Glenn I. Reeve to Daniel J. get only about'$35 million in tax hikes on the books by House Speaker Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, has oppos^ the enactment of this legislation. endorsed limited interstate banking, calling it one of Rood. the town adminstration in general, and Werbner coupled with the retention of the 7.5 percent overall Bender and Marvellen R. Walter Rutsky and Mary next month, far from the $277.9 million increase he agreed, saying he believed the leaders voiced a the most important changes in Connecticut banking Bender, property at 104 in particular, have come under criticism from sales tax rate, which O’Neill had wanted cut to 7 Rutsky to Gloria Baluk and wanted. Democratic legislative leaders said Friday. generai consensus to the governor that the $15 million since the Great Depression. Sunny Brook Drive, $11,900. Katherine Taylor, property some of the town’s black citizens, who say the percent effective next month. A The Democratic leaders presented thb pared-down Bank executives Thursday voiced support at a Barbara J. Sacchl to Frank on Irving Street. in tax hikes would be the first step to be taken by GherardI and LuAnne M town has not made a bona fide effort to implement tax plan to O’Neill during the first of what was O’Neill said his proposal to cut the sales tax rate Farm auction slated legislative hearing for a bill to allow interstate Minnie Gerich to Dorothy iawmakers. Cousineau, Unit 300-B Hll- G. Meek, properties on North the affirmative action program. expected to be a series of meetings between the two could “ absolutely not” be enacted next month if the banking between Connecticut and other New England Ivlew Condominiums, Green SOMERS — The 800-acre LaChance potato Main Street and on Adams In recent* weeks that dispute has erupted into sides before a budget and tax plan is hammered out. leadership plan was the only tax package adopted by That would be boosted by the additional $19.8 states. Road, 50,000. Street, $50,000. then. million that wouid be retained by keeping the overaii farm, the largest potato farm in Connecticut, will Viola T . Kress and Nancy . Norman C. Mills and open battle between Frank J. Smith, one of the “ The bottom line was they’ve agreed to start be put up for sale Saturday by creditors owed $3 The bankers said interstate banking across the R. Fournier, property at Elaine Mills ta Bruce E. chief critics, and the Board of Directors as well as moving forward with some taxation now before April “ We are not dropping the sales tax rate by April 1,1 saies tax rate at 7.5 percent. nation will become a reality in a few years and the 224-224 W. Center St., $42,500. million by the owners. Canty and Robyn M. Canty, Weiss. 1 and to meet again,” O’Neill said after the session, can guarantee that,” said Sen. Audrey Beck, O’Neiii again defended his proposed tax and state must be prepared to deal from a strong Robert O. Marchand to property at 24-24 Hemlock The liquidation auction will be followed by Robert G. Laffin, William Weiss said the conference was called — even which lasted more than an hour. D-Mansfield, co-chairman of the Finance, Revenue competitive base. St., $39,000 (based on convey­ spending plan and said he would work to win i Hornbuckle, and Robert A. ance tax). though the town is ready to make appointments The Democratic governor said the leadership plan and Bonding Committee. another April 16 at the 2,800-acre LaChance UPl graphic Pecott, property at 373 Main approval by lawmakers. ’T m going to do the best The biil allowing out of state banks to do business in Jacauellne L. Blomstrann — because “ there is a lot of interest in the police would be inadequate to meet the state’s revenue needs potato farm in Fort Kent, Maine. Both farms St., $45,000. ta Richard E. Blomstrann, O’N E ILL wanted the sales tax rate cut as part of a can to get the program through,” he said. Connecticut does not include New '^ork, the nation's Nathan G. Aeostinelll to recruitment process.” were founded in 1944 by Thomas LaChance, New orders for factory goods, climbing property at 41 Hills St., $4,500 and reiterated his call for the Legislature to take $277.9 million tax package to help cover a projected There were indications eariier this week that whose father lost his own farm in the Depression. banking center, an exclusion that has created Ralph Gray, property on (based on conveyance tax). Weiss said he was very impressed with the quick action on an overall tax plan. Hartford Rood, $152,500. budget deficit this fiscal year and balance his O’Neiil’s proposals were running into troubie with “ Farmers, for economic reasons, are collaps­ opposition to the bill, chiefly from large banks in lower since November, topped the $160 billion Ronald G. Landry to Janet process, designed to give Chief Lannan a pool of “ Is it going to be enough? Of course not," O’Neill Fairfield County. ^ Jack R. Mercler and Mar­ B. Hall, property at 429 proposed $3.57 billion budget for the next fiscai year. lawmakers. level in January for the first time in 16 lon E. Mercer to Lee A. 20 applicants from which to choose insteacl of the said.' 'They realize and I re-emphasize every day that ing,” said Kenneth Andersen of the Connecticut Lydall St., $10,000. r However, Senate Majority Leader Richard A survey of House Democrats showed low ratings Farm Bureau. There were 60 potato growers Proponents of the bill before the Banks Committee UrbanettI and Susan D Urba- Hollis E. Read Jr. to Nancy they delay, every day that nothing happens makes it months, the government said Thursday. nettl, property on Ludlow Schneller, D- Essex, said he expected lawmakers for O’Neill’s proposals, which include a cut in the sales cultivating 14,000 acres in 1952. Today, there are said it is an experiment to allow Connecticut to move B. Read, property at 48 that much more difficult.” Rood, $97,000. Trebbe Drive. Please turn to page 10 would only be able to approve the leadership package. tax rate from 7.5 percent to 7 percent but extensions of 11 growers cultivating 1,800 acres. cautiously in a potentially volatile area of competition K.W. Inc. to Edmond G. Palinira Bocchino to Pal­ THE DEMOCRATIC leadership plan would take “ I wouldn’t say it’s the best we can hope for but I the tax to new areas. . David Scott, sales manager for the Connecticut without being ’’gobbled up ” by New York banks. Little and Donna J. Little, mira Bocchlno and Freddr- Also voicing support of the bill at Thursday's public Unit 3-A East Meadow Con­ Ick C. Bocchlno, property at Potato Farms Cooperative in Rockville, said the dominiums, $51,000. hearing were State Banking Commissioner Brian 139 Wells St. average price for 100 pounds of potatoes is only $4 Warren E. Howland to Talmadge C. Rlggsby to Woolf and Massachusetts State Senator Jack NEW CLAIMS Margery Gussak, Unit D, Jeanne M. Rlggsby, property to 66. He said the cost of growing has increased RIverbend Industrial Park from $300 an acre to $1,200. Brennan, who spearheaded similar legislation in the at 327 Woodbrldge St. Bay State. For Unompfoyment InsiNWico Candomlnlums, 540 N. Main Foster R. Drury to Marilyn The state Department of Agriculture had St„ $54,000 (based on convey­ I. Drury, property on Supreme court to get A spokesman for the Connecticut Bankers Associa­ ance tax). Kennedy Road. considered buying development rights to the (in thousands of daints) Warren E. Howland to property, but bowed out when the agency tion backed the proposal as a logical step for the state Walter S. Dickson Jr., Unit A, discovered the farm was $3 million in debt and the to take in the face of eventual interstate banking RIverbend Industrial Park nationwide. 600- Condominiums. 540 N. Main development rights only were worth $1 million. St., $52,800.'^ Loan rates The farm now is owned by LaChance’s “ We will be in a far stronger position to be a leader Heritage Savings and Loan daughters, Ann Levesque and Linda McRitchie, a and will allow banks to determine their own destiny C/alms Aicrsasa Assn. Inc. to Town ot Man­ low at EB appeal of Shine case chester, property at S3 Cot­ son-in-law, P. Angelo Levesque, and his lawyer, and that of their customers,” said Preston King, ^ 6 S 2 executive vice president of the CBA. b y 30,000 tage St., $83,588.52. GROTON (UPl) - The Philip Tatoian Jr. ^ Sedman N.V. to Houssain credit union at Electric Joel Alvord, president of the Hartofrd National HendessI, Unit C-10 Wood­ By Richard Cody ing hearing Clifford said he would of his act. Boat shipyard is offering Corp., the parent company of Connecticut National land Manor Condominiums, Herald Reporter be appealing. Shine admitted to remembering $53,000 (bused on convey­ its members an interest Bank, supported implementation of the bill as a According to the fiie, the suit littie of the incident. Ferry speedup slated 617 ance tax). rate on new domestic cars cautious and careful way to confront the many Therese L. Martineau to An appeal challenging the law challenges the statute that pre­ one percent lower than tl^ Cliltord said that since Shine was changes and strong competition within the banking Robert S. Rubner, property that prevents the use of intoxica­ vents drunkeness to be used as a NEW LONDON — Cross Sound Ferry Services at 40 Whitney Rd., $42,400. rate it is offering its not aware of what he was doing, the industry.” 600- tion as a defense in a criminal defense against criminal charges. Inc., plans to spend about $5 million this year to Joan F. Luscia and Kristin members who buy new eiement of cognizance, which he speed up service between New London and Orient Walter Connolly, chairman of the Connecticut Bank L. Luscia to Malcolm F. matter has been filed with the state Shine was admittediy inebriated contends is required in order for & Trust Corp,, said the “ New Englnd experiment” WIttIg, Unit 2, Mlllbridge foreign cars. Point, N.'V'., on Long Island. Hollow Condominiums, Supreme Court in the William when he mowed down 22-year old the state to prove first-degree was ” a common sense approach to interstate The 33,000-member David Shine manslaughter case. Allen Tierney, of Glastonbury, and Owner John H. Wronowski said his family will $42,900. Electric Boat Community manslaughter and first-degree as­ banking” and "without it we will be out of the game.” Cora Prichard to Eleanor Meanwhile, Shine, 22, convicted his sister, Darlene, 21. two years put a recently acquired 1,000-passenger ferry into Federal Credit Union is sault, could not be shown. "The He said allowing New York banking into Connecti­ P. Hohenthal, property at 135 of first-degree mansiaughter and ago outside David’s Bar at the service this June, doubling tl^capacity of the Center St., $45,000. offering the reduced rate state failed to establish the neces­ ferry service. The new boat wifi bring to four the cut^ would be a great mistake” because it would lead Nan W. Flanagan, Joseph first-degree assault in a case in Manchester Parkade. sary cognitive elements of rec­ A. McLean, Jean E. Piper, for American cars to number of boats on the Long Island Sound run. to complete absorption” of Connecticut banks by which he ran down in the Manches­ Allen died, and Darlene suffered klessness. necessary ,-for convic­ much larger money institutions. and Margaret M.Maynardto stimulate jobs for Ameri­ ter Parkade parking lot two serious injury. Ellen Adams, property at 41 can workers, a spokes­ tion,” the appeal states. A number of downstate banks are opposed to the E. Middle Turnpike, $40JX)0. persons, killing one, will remain The incident followed a "tree- proposal that was recommended by a special study on 400-1 Richard Best and Jaen man for the union said. free on $2,500 bond pending the beer night” at the pub. According to the stStutes Shine State I obi ess down Keller Best to Gregory the effets of interstate banking conducted for the The credit union will appeal. A clerk at the Supreme Shine said he had been drinking was convicted under, it mustch be 5 1 8 16 22 20 6 12 19 Woodruff, property at 31 committee by attorney Edwin Gordon Hebb Jr. January February Edoerton St., $49J)00. charge 11.5 percent inter- ’ Court said the case most likely will heavily before going to David’s shown that the act was done HARTFORD — Connecticut’s seasonally ad­ recklessly and "evincing an ex­ Norwick R.G. Goodspeed, of the People’s Savings G.P.M . Builders Inc. to est on all new American not go forward inside a year. that night.jHe has also admitted to justed unemployment rate dropped two-tenths of (weeks ending) Mark W. Hansen and Bette O. Bank of Bridgeport, opposed the bill claiming it would cars and 12.5 percent for Harold photo bv Pinto Shine was sentenced last month have had a drinking probiem at treme indifference to human life.” a percentage point to 7.2 percent in January, the Hansen, property on Still all new imported cars. state Labor Department reports. stifle expansion of state banks and true competition in to serve two concurrent six- to that time. Clifford tried this defense during keeping out New York banks. UPl graphic 12-year prison terms. There were 131,300 people without jobs in , •CLIP « 8A¥K- Fitness n’ fun Clifford, who couldn’t be the trial, but the judge rejected the The Bank of New Haven went on record against Shine’s attorney, Thomas D. reached for comment on Thursday defense when the prosection cited January, up from 113,500 in December. Much of New claims for jobless benefitsd the increase was attributed to post-Christmas limited interstate banking, claiming the First Bank of NM VON CM SW DKCT FROM MUMESia The Mahoney Recreation Center was a sea of leotard-clad women Friday night Clifford, filed the appeal Feb. 25, or Friday, said in court at the the early 70s statute that prevents layoffs. Boston constituted as much a threat as any New York climbed to 502,(X)0 in the latest according to court briefs. It was sentencing hearing that because intoxication from excusing respon­ bank in any potential attempt to takeover a state |g|y"D0 IT YOVRSarEXHESSNCRMESaillCI for a “jazz-er-thon" sponsored by the Heart Association. anticipated. While at the sentenc­ Shine was drunk he was not aware sibility for crimes. bank. measuring week, a 30,000 increase, the Stanley buys TaVfor Another downstate bank. Merchants Bank & Trust Labor Department said Thursday. of Norwalk, questioned whether limiting banking TOPOLMD NEW BRITAIN — The Stanley Works of New within New England was constitimonal. Britain, which manufactures tools and home A member of the committee. Sen. Andrew ■IfTr PACK EVERYTHING ! Stock prices rise to new heights Inside Today improvement products, has agreed in principle to Santaniello Jr., D-Norwalk, said he was “ bothered” SHIP ANYWHERE 3 I 20 pages, 3 sections buy Taylor Rental Corp. of Springfield, Mass, by the inference that New York banks were bent on again.” ward, hitting new heights each barrier last Thursday, Metz said. Taylor franchises the country’s largest system moving into the state with the intention of "gobbling By Gall Collins Prices were down slightiy for Advice ...... 12 up al the banks.” CALDWELL OIL, INC. THE NIW ENOLANO ! U P l Business W riter most of the day in what analysts The NYSE index also hit a new day. “ the market is still a rather sedate. low "*...... 3,10 of general rental centers and provides independ­ high for the fourth day in a row, “ I think the market is behaving orderly, reasonably rational ...... ent business with marketing and advertising “ I think the (First) bank in Boston would come in said was a natural spate of MiFFma SToiiEi* closing up 0.15 to 88.63. The price of extremely well, considering the programs, management counseling and other here and eat us up in two bites,” he said. NEW YORK (U P l) — Stock profit-taking. But they surged • K1 Classified...... 18^9 large move it made this week,” support services. Most of the speakers opposed another bill that would PACKINO MATIMALB • MOVINa BUPPUU prices rose to new highs Friday in a upward again shortly before the an average share rose 6 cents. A series of favorable reports on camics...... s repeal the state’s home office protection law as 9 C.O.D. iate-day surge of buying that market closed. Advances led declines 882-745 said Michael Metzof Oppenheimer the economy helped prop up the Entertainment...... Donaid Davis, chief executive officer and • .* moving ahead too fast. among the 1,975 issues traded. Big A Co., who called the market’s market’s steady advance. The Lottery...... 2 chairman of Stanley, said his company will not X 1 25B Olcott Street capped a week of record- breaking “ Buyers moved to the sidelines early in the day,” said Monte Board volume was 90,930,000, down early drop “ pre-weekend caution­ Commerce Department reported a Obituaries ...... io use the Taylor outlets to distribute Staniey The current home office protection law, enacted in advances in the buil market. Gordon of Dreyfus Corp. “ When from Thursday’s 114,400,000. ary selling.” consumer products. He said Taylor was “ an 1933, prohibits commercial banks, savings banks and coRWf R cmrMVAo^a^oWtff ta vi^ The Dow Jones industrial aver­ startlingly high jump in the °oor>T is i? savings and loan associations from expanding into 649-1 age rose 2.90 to a new ali- time high they step back and don’t see any Volume topped 100 million Despite the excitement that has leading economic indicators and Television 7.9 excellent diversification opportunity.” towns that already house the main office of competing 646^523 of 1,140.96 in the fourth record selling pressure developing, they shares three days in the week as surrounded Wall Street since the an increase in factory orders for weather...... 2 Dow broke through the 1,100 the third month in a row. banks. •CUP • i ilV f - closing of the week. take heart and come back in stock prices moved steadily up- I 1 •1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 5, 1963 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 5,_lM3_-r__3

3 000 News Briefing Yoor neighbors'views o' What should be done about the state budget deficit? Escapees sought Reagan backs Burfbrd HAMDEN (UPI) — State and local police with WASHINGTON (UPR — President Reagan reaf­ tracking dogs and a helicopter searched Friday for firmed “full confidence” in his Environmental two escaped prisoners charged with murder and rape Protection Agency chief. Anne Burford, Friday as a V and considered dangerous. House chairman called for appointmoit of a special Peter D. Bums, 35, of East Haven, and Gregory C. prosecutor to investigate the EPA. Sardinha, 21, of Old Saybrook, eluded nearly two Rep. James Florio, D-N.J., chairman of one of six . dozen oHicers for seven hours Thursday after the pair subcommittees investigating the agency’s |1.6 billion ■ — M M overpowered a guard and e sca p ^ from the Superfund toxic waste cleanup program, made the Middletown Superior Court lockup around 1:30 p.m. appeal in a letter to the president. u n WMTHIR rOtOCAST « Hamden Police Sgt. William Edwards said the men “I believe a thorough investigation of potential A stole the guard's car, which was found abandoned in criminal wrongdoing is clearly warranted,” Florio For period ending at 7 p.m. EST Saturday. During m t Hamden about 4 p.m. Residents told police two men, wrote. “I urge you to support the establishment of a Saturday rain will be expected in the Middle matching the suspects' description, were seen on foot special prosiecutor to conduct a thorough and Mississippi Valiey, the Ohio Valley and the Middle in the area. impartial investigation.” Atlantic Coast states. Snow will also be forecast for The suspects were believed to be in a heavily The White House had no comment, but deputy press the Northern Plains region and the Upper Mississippi wooded area near the homes of the father and secretary Larry Speakes said Reagan expressed “full Valley. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 66. girlfriend of one of the suspects, police said. confidence” in Mrs. Burford at a meeting with aides in •e> San Francisco Friday. Boston 45, Chicago 58, Cieveland 61, Dallas 62, Denver “The president sees no reason to change his mind 53, Duluth 40, Houston 75, JacksonvilleSl, Kansas City Lebanese ambushed about confidence in Mrs. Burford,” he said. 57, Little Rock 66, Los Angeles 68, Miami 81, The Washington Post quoted an administration Minneapolis 47. New Orleans 69, New York 44. official as saying Reagan aides are signaling Mrs. Phoenix 70. San Francisco 60, Seattle 55. St. Louis 67 Burford to resign because she has become a political and Washington 57. By United Press International BETTY GAULIN, Man­ LINDA GALVIN, Man­ ARTHUR MUSE, Man­ EDNA IVERS, Rockvil­ liability. "The people at the White House whose ROY MOULTON, East RICH IFFLAND, Man­ LARRY SINGLE, Tol­ JOHN DONAHUE, chester: “ Now that I ’m chester: “I think they chester: “I don’tthinkthe le: "I’d rather see the business it is to look after Ronald Reagan now believe Hartford: “I ’m a working chester: “They should land: "They ought to cut Manchester: “I think the Lebanese Moslem fundamentalists and Iranian retired. I ’d like to have ought to impeach O’Neill. income tax than have any she has to go,” one official was quot^ as saying. man. I never want them to lower the sales tax. An spending. I think they answer is an income tax. I sales tax is right, particu­ Revolutionary Guards trapped a Lebanese army them cut back the budget. When he first came out, he raise taxes. I want them to income tax would be all could save quite a bit. think they’ve milked the larly on food, clothes and more sales taxes. Instead convoy in the eastern Bekaa Valley Friday, lulling six Weather They’re not raising our said Connecticut had a cut back. There’s always right. It would be better.” There’s quite a bit of sales tax dry. Now what’s shoes. Those are the of us little guys paying all soldiers and wounding 13 in a three-hour exchange of Singer namecS to panel retirements, so why few thousand dollars sur­ porkbarrel programs that waste.” left? Children's clothes things people have to the time, let some of the bullets and grenades, army officials said. should they raise every­ plus, then he turned could be cut.” and meals under a have. Take the first lady. big guys pay” In a second attack, the Lebanese Shiite Moslems HARTFORD (UPI) — World-famed concert singer thing else?” around and said we have a dollar.” She can fly off to China, and their Iranian allies tried to storm the army Marian Anderson of Danbury was among 10 people Today's weather deficit.” but now you want to take barracks in the ancient Bekaa Valley town of Baalbek named Friday to the Connecticut Commission of the iw a y our ch ild ren ’s in the Syrian-controlled area about 40 miles east of Arts. Partly cloudy today and tonight. Mild today with clothes? Beirut, military sources said. It was the second such Miss Anderson was appointed to the panel by House highs 45-50. Cooling to around 30 tonight. Mostly unsuccessful attack in three months by the extremist Speaker Irving Stolberg of New Haven, who said the cloudy on Sunday with a chance of occasional rain allies. singer “embodies the best in art and in public during the afternoon. Highs in the mid 40s. Light The official army report on the convoy ambush said service.” easterly winds Saturday and Saturday night. the Lebanese soldiers were riding in jeeps and trucks Stolberg also named to the commission: on their way to target practice when attacked on all Vivian White, a leader in the art community in sides by rocket- propelled grenades and small arms Stamford; June Goodman of Danbury, chairman of fire. Extended outlook Manchester budget: the state board of education; George C. White, The official report said six Lebanese soldiers were director of the Eugeme O’Neill Theatdre in Extended outlook for New Engl.and Monday killed and Lebanese Col. Ibrahim Chahine tmd 12 Waterford; Don Harris, dean of the Hartt School of more of his men were wounded. through Wednesday: Music in West Hartford; Llyod Richards, dean of the Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticnt: Reports of casualties among the attackers ranged Smith blames increase on the Democrats Yale School of Drama in New Haven; Ted Baldwin, Cloudy at times with a chance of rain or drizzle, from the right-wing Christian Phalange radio's four active in the arts in the New Haven area; Roberta especially Monday and Wednesday. Mild, with dead and a dozen wounded to a statement by the U P I p h o to Rogovin, chairman of the Commission on Cultural overnight lows in the 40s and daytime highs in the 50s. budget that have to be examined. The Lebanese army headquarters late Friday that only By Paul Hendrie noticeable and therefore politically unat­ Affairs for New Haven; Paul DiMaggio, director of Maine and New Hampshire: Herald Reporter tractive," said Smith. “The Democrat bottom line is that it is too high." three people had been wounded and arrested. Military Today in history the Program on Non-profit Organizations at the He charged that the size of the town sources said the three were Lebanese Shiites. A chance of rain Monday. Mostly cloudy Tuesday. administration is at the moment of truth. Institution for Social and Policy Studies at Yale government “has increased dramaticaiiy The army said the army troops wore at a traffic Fair north and a chance of rain soqth Wednesday. The town budget starting to take shape is The readjustment to full value should have On March 5. 1953, the Soviet Union University and Kristin Nord, senior editor of the Lows in the 20s north and 30s south. Highs mostly in “out of control,” Republican Town Chair­ occurred at one time so that the public cou Id over the past decade under Democrat circle on the valley’s main highway about 3.5 miles Litchfield County Times. south of Baalbek, on their way to train at a target announced that Premier*Josef Stalin the 40s. man Curtis M. Smith charged Friday, in a monitor the mill rate with meaning." control, even though “ Manchester has not range in the village of Taibe. had died at the age of 73. Vermont: partisan statement that blamed the proba­ Smith again accused the Democrats of grown in size and little in population." Wet and mild through the period. Highs in the 40s bility of property tax increases on the knowingly overtaxing by about 1 mill last He called it unfair for local Democrats to and overnight lows in the 30s. Democrats. year, so a surplus could be carried over to blame Republican President Reagan for Burial to be in St. Louis He said budget increases sought by help balance the books in the coming fiscal budget shortfalls. Talks to resume Sunday several town departments are “many times year. “The truth is that state finances, under ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Although playw ri^t Tennes­ Storm rakes Southwest greater than the inflation rate" and “They (the Democrats) have been fully (Democratic) Gov. William O’Neill are in see Williams spent an unhappy childhood in St. Louis NEW YORK (UPI) — Talks to avert a strike at “beyond the means of many Manchester aware that the cover-up caused by phase-in shambles," said Smith. and called the city cold and smug, his brother said Metro-North were set to resume Sunday, hours before taxpayers.” would come home to roost this year," said Budget requests by town department Friday he will be buried in a good neighborhood near a deadline for a walkout that could halt train service BY United Press International Smith said the Republican minority Smith. heads have been submitted to Weiss and for 85,0IW commuters from the city's northern suburbs would not accept a property tax increase of were made public last week. Weiss still has historic figures. Smith said some of the departmental “He's finally going to be in a good St. Louis and southwestern Connecticut. A Pad fi c storm that ravaged California for six days “several mills." to take those requests and make his own budget requests, announced last week by budget proposal to the Board of Directors. neighborhood,” Dakin Williams said. “He didn’t like Talks broke off Thursday and were set to resume at rammed into the Southwest Friday with tornadoes He said the Democratic majority has General Manager Robert B. Weiss, are out Weiss has said he hopes to have his St. Louis. It was well known that he hated it. But now 3 p.m. Sunday. The union has set a strike deadline of and thunderstorms and snow over the mountains of been able to keep the mill rate artifically 12:01 a.m. Monday. of line. proposed budget ready by March 18. he’s going to be near the right people. Colorado, Arizona and Utah. stable in recent years because the five-year Richard Frear, a chief negotiator for the United While stopping short of specifically Smith insinuated that the budget requests “Lewis and Clark are b u ri^ there (in Calvary Remnants of the storm spawned heavy rains in the phase-in of full value on property taxes Transportation Union, which represents the trainmen opposing requested personnel increases in by Weiss’s department heads were the work Cemetery). Gen. Tecumseh Sherman is buried there. West and Northwest, causing minor flo«>ding in parts yielded more revenue each year. Dr. Tom Dooley is 100 yards from the spot. and conductors involved in the dispute, said no of Oregon and Idaho. the Police Department and the town of the Democrats. He called the requests “When he lived in St. Louis, we didn't live in a progress was made Thursday. “Now that all property is fully valued, .attorney’s office. Smith said, "I’m saying "the proposed budget of the Democrat su itabl^lace. We didn't have two Pierce Arrows. We Frear said the union rejected management's offer any movement in the mill rate is more there are some significant things in the administration." had an old Ford. He didn’t go to Country Day (an Thursday of a $5,(M)0 “incentive” for older employees exclusive prep school). That's why he hated St. to retire. Louis.” / Frear said the UTU wanted the “buyout” plan L ottery Williams died Feb. 24 in New York at 71 after expanded to cover more employees, and the amount Cassano proposes new procedure for budget swallowing the plastic cap from a medicinal spray of the incentive payments increased. bottle. He will be buried Saturday after a mass at the Both sides refused to budge on the key issue of train By Paul Hendrie crew size. directors. department heads to develop a series of St. Louis Cathedral. Dakin made the arrangements Herald Reporter Cassano, in a memo dated Thursday, budget projections from a range of 2 mills to knowing he was acting against his older brother's Richard Ravitch, chairman of the Metropolitan HARTFORD - The lottery number Friday Connecticut State Lottery was 6728. 'The “4-40 Ja ck ­ proposed a three-step process. He said the 4 mills by half mill increments,” he wishes to be cremated. Transportation Authority, which runs Metro North, Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano said the union “has not made reasonable counter number drawn Friday pot” numbers, drawn F ri­ line-item approach won’t work anymore. recommended. “Of course be would have been unhappy,” Dakin has proposed a new method of budget “Step one would be to identify certain proposals.” was 867. The state lottery day, were 10-32-23-03 with “Based on their findings, they can show said. “Butit'scertainly the best thingtodo. Nobody's preparation for the coming fiscal year that variables or programs that we feel must be overjoyed at being buried. The union has been working without a contract since Play Four number was a jackpot of $22,349. us what their ideal budget would be if given 1296. would clearly show directors what services included,” wrote Cassano. "Some of those “I feel very strongly against disposing of the body of Dec. 31, when Conrail passenger trains in the area CONCXIRD, N .H .-T h e could be provided for -each incremental a 2 mill increase, 2'/i, 3, etc. up to a 4 mill New Hampshire daily lot­ f%v may be no personnel layoffs, a leaf pick-up a person who had the giant literary stature of my were taken over by the MTA and NJ Transit. LEWISTON. Maine - Increase in the mill rate. increase,” he added. “We would expect that MRS. ALLENDE tery number Friday was program, maintenance of all current brother. His remains should be placed in a readibly The Maine daily lottery Cassano’s suggestion came before the their review would bring about a profes­ . . . invited to talk 0935. streetlights, full funding of the pension accessible place.” number Friday was 491. - f meeting Monday of the Board of Directors sional and realistic budget for each half mill Painkiller kills five MONTPELIER, Vt. - -V .. ... account to meet current commitments, etc. Dakin said the Rev. Jerome Wilkerson of Our Lady budget committee. The meeting has been Once we identify these criteria, step two budget proposal." of the Lords Church in suburban University City will PROVIDENCE. R.I. — The Vermont daily lottery WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Food and Drug called to discuss alternatives to the board’s would take place.” celebrate the mass. Williams had convert^ to Allende’s widow barred The Rhode Island daily number Friday was 559. He said tbe third step would be to review Administration said Friday at least five people have past practice of line-by-line budget review. Cassano noted that with debt service Catholicism shortly before his death. Herald photo by Pinto each of the proposed budgets and “move died from taking the pain-killer Zomax, and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The SUte Department Committee Chairwoman Barbara B. costs and the proposed education budget, Dakin said Wilkerson will read a poem from one of toward approval of a final budget for the manufacturer announced it is temporarily withdraw­ Weinberg, also a Democrat, asked the the town is looking at about a 2 mill tax Williams' works, “The Night of the Iguana,” at the said Friday it decided to bar the widow of Chilean next fiscal year." ing the prescription drug from the market. - In season administration to prepare a memo propos­ increase to begin with. end of the service. President Salvador AUende from the United States Zomax has been used by 15 million people since it because her public appearances'would be “prejudi­ ing alternative budget preparation pro­ “I propose that the administration be Cassano said this procedure would be was introduced by McNeil Pharmaceutical, a cial” to U.S. intei^Mts. Almanac Ron Morin (left) of 12 Sunset Lane, Bolton, and Peter Pella of cesses by the meeting next Monday. She given approximately 30 days to work with more productive than the line-item review Faubus links studied subsidiary of Johnson I t Johnson. Hortensia AUeimh sought the visa so she could Coventry battle it out Friday afternoon in Charter Oak Park. also invited suggestions from other the budget and research officer and of past years. The five people who died were allergic to the speak to church and university groups in California. HOUSTON (UPI) — Detectives looked for evidence pain-killer and should not have been taking it in the “Her entry into the United States was determined to Friday that might link theslayingof former Arkansas first place, FDA spokesman Christopher Smith said. be prejudiciai to U.S. interests be<»u8e she is a highly Today is Saturday, March 5, the 64tb day of 1983 with SOI to follow. Gov. Orval Faubus’ estranged wife to the deaths of “What we’re afraid of is this drug has been placed and active member of the World Peace Council The moon is moving toward its last quarter. Andover budget proposal two other women whose b ^ ie s also were found in prescribed more widely than it should be,” he said,' and affiliated organizations,” a department spokes­ bloody bathtubs. ( and the FDA has suggested a stronger label be put on man said. The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Calendar Saturn. The body of Elizabeth Westmoreland Faubus, 44, it. The European-based World Peace Council, the was found nude and partially submerged Thursday in “McNeil is now temporaily withdrawing Zomax spokesman said, “has long-standing direct political The evening stars are Venus and Mars. a bathtub at her $2M,000 home. Police said she had pending issuance of that new labeling,” Robert and financial affiliation with the Communist Party of Those bom on this date are under the s i ^ of Pisces. Manchester Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. shows no significant hike suffered multiple head wounds. Andrews, assistant public relations director for the Soviet Union. The World Peace Coundl's Flemish cartographer Gerhardus Mercator, was Assessor, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. Mrs. Faubus was the third woman found slain in a Johnson I t Johnson, announced in New Brunswick, bora on this date in 1512, as were James activities, policy line and financing suggest it is an Monday weeks,” she said. bathtub in Houston in three days. However, detectives N.J. “We request any consumers having Zomax instrument of Soviet policy.” fourth president of the United States, in 1751 and Tuesday ^ ^ , By Richard Cody bring it down a bit,” she crease lax rates. “We Parking Authority, 8 a.m ., 970 Main St. Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Elementary School. Proposed expenses for said they have not been able to link the three cases. return the drug to the drug store.” The spokesman said Mrs. AUende is listed as Polish socialist theoretician Rosa Luxembourg, in Herald Reporter said. want to try to keep things XS71. I Internal Revenue Service tax return workshop, 6-9 The proposed snow running the town garage where people can afford to “There rould be a connection,” said homicide “It was their decision,” the FDA said. “They will “president of honor” on the organization’s letterhead. Thursday On this date in history; I).m., Town Hall hearing room are down $916 to $8,278, live in Andover,” she said. Detective J.B. Hosier. “We’re handling the cases withdraw the product from the marketplace tempor­ President Reagan has charged the council has Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Elementary School. ANDOVER - The budget is up $1,600 from Planning & Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln this year’s $19,000. She again because of fuel separately. However, the detectives are coordinating arily, until everyone is happy with the labeling.” influenced the nuclear freeze movement to Moscow’s ' In 1770, British troops killed five coloniais in the Center hearing room budget the selectmen are This is an election year. so-called “Boston Massacre;” ' proposing for fiscai year said the reason is that last costs, Mrs. Gasper said. their efforts, and checking information and putting Noting a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary also benefit and that some Americans are misguided by its Historical Society, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall coffee room leads together to see if there is a possible connection. ’ ’ produces Tylenol, the aspirin-like drug that was poUcies. In 1933, in German elections, Adolf Hitler’s Nazi 1983-84 shows no signifi­ year the town didn’t She said town officials The big pdrt of the town Grade Reorganization Committee, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. Bolton budget enough overtime are considering buying Friends said Mrs. Faubus wanted to sell the home contam inate with cyanide on drugstore shelves by U.S. officials turned down Mrs. AUende’s request Party won nearly half the seato in the Reichstag. School St. cant increase in spending, government budget is In 1953, the Soviet Union announced Prem ier Josef according to First Select­ for the town crew. the town hall’s phone where she lived alone and move about 30 miles north an unknown killer, the FDA spokesman said, “They for a visa Thursday at the American Embassy in Tuesday payment to the regional of Houston into an apartment to be near her son, Rick Stalin had died at the age of 73. Monday man Jean S. Gasper. “We found this winter system, or a new one, in school district. This year are following much the same public policy as with Mexico City where she Uves. Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Westmoreland. Neighbors said she was upset about Tylenol.” In 1986, a British airliner crashed into Japan's In fact, proposed spend­ that we just got through, light of the telephone the town pays $505,000. The State Department spokesman said visas hearing room Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. her pending divorce from the 73-year-old former Zomax, approved by the FDA since October 1980, is frequently are dotie^to such visitors, but be was Mount Fuji, killing all 124 people atward. ing for some budget areas and this wasn’t a bad company’s changing pol­ Mrs. Gasper said she Indochinese Network, 7 p.m.. Town Hall hearing Assessor-Buildling Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. icy that may force people governor, who lives in Little Rock, Ark. prescribed to relieve moderate to severe pain. unable to cite any figuhesr^ room is less than what is now year, as you can compare expects the fee to rise. A thouMit for the day: Soviet Communist leader Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. budgeted — thanks lar­ with other years,” she to buy their own phones. Data Processing Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Data She said spending for this Josef Stalin said, “In the U.S.S.R., work is the duty of Processing Room Tuesday gely to anticipated drops said. every able-bodied dtixen, according to the principle in fuel costs. There are The anticipated cost for may be proposed for the Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Firehouse. STRETCH YOUR — he who does not work, neither shall he eat.” room Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Commun­ also no proposals for running the dump is down coming'fiscal year. capital improvements or by about $400 from She said the selectmen BURGER BUDGET by Wednesday ity Hall. Quote / Unquote $17,880, again because of wanted lO keep spending using one part soy extender Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m.. Town large equipment Thursday down this year partly to four parts of meat. Your Hall hearing room purchases. fuel costs and a change in Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center School Library. The Board of Finance policy. “We will be haul­ because of the recently taste buds won’t be able to “Different call letters.” Redevelopment Agency, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center ' 'Girls do scream when I sing. I thought you had lanriiwtpr Hprald will be meeting Tuesday ing our fili once a nfonth completed revaluation, tell the difference, but your Gold Room — Michael Landon, actor, on how NBC, which to have a 30-inch waist to get scream s.” and Thursday at 8 p.m. in instead of every three which may in itself in­ budget will! has been in last place in the Nielsen ratings, could Democratic Executive Board, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall — Luther Vandroos, siager, who weighs 280 Richard M. Diamond. Publlaher Coventry the all-purpose room at th increase its viewership. coffee room pOands.(Peopie) Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager elementary school to re­ Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Monday ceive budget proposals Photography Classes “Since people seemed to hate me so, John and I Center hearing room “When I get that check into my Uttle hot hands. USPS 327-500 Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. from all boards, including sacrificed our social connections and became VOL. CII, No. 131 for beginners I ’ll leave,” Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town the school board. isolated to preserve our marriage. Now death, in PubiWwd d«liy ncapi Sunday hearing room — Evelyn Zufall, resident of Times Beach. Mo„ Suggoatad carriartralaa are Clerk’s Office, Town Hall. The school budget, as robbing me of my relationship with my husband, and cartain holldaya by tha Thursday respondiag to the federal govemmeat’s offer to $1.20 waakly, $5.12 lor ona Board of Welfare, 7:30 p.m.. Human Services proposed by administra­ ISassiff Camera Shop has offered me a new one — with the world.” Manctwalar PuMItblng Co.. IS month. $15.36 tor Ihraa montha. Group home meeting, 4 p.m., Lincoln O n ter Gold bay homes and bashMssesia theSt. Loaissabarh. Office, Town Hall. tion, is up about 7 percent. — Yoko Ono, musician, widow of slain Beatle ^alnard Placa. Manohaatar. $30.70 tor ala montha and $61.40 Room 639 Main St. M anchesler which was devastated by lloodiag and thea made Conn. 0S040. Second elaaa Tuesday John Lennon.(Ladles Home Journal) lor ona yoar. Mall rataa ara The board is now working unsafe by dioxia contamination. potlaga paid at Manchaalar. Cheney Historic Distqct Ckimmission, 4:30 p.m.. on its proposal. Learn to use vour 35 m m camera avallablo on raquaat.' Town Hall hearing room Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 P:m.. Board Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Mrs. Gasper said the “He is a sober man, precise, who shows no drtaa changaa to Ihs Manchaalar IRS workshop, 6-9 p.m.. Town Hall hearing room Room, Town Hall including /llm , filters and flash “I’ve learned that senators can be polite and Haiald. P.O. Boa 591. To placa a daaaHlad or display selectmen are seeking emotion, who sticks to the facts and to a nice even if they do vote against civil r i ^ t s and advartlaamant, or lo raport a Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court Wednesday Instruction Call fo r ^ mathematical reasoning." Manchaalar. Conn. 06040. $88,569 for their highway humanity." nawa Ham story or pictura Idas. Emergency Medical Services Council, 7:30 p.m., School Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Room 18, budget next year, a $431 sign-up — Claude Cheysson, French foreign minister, caH 643-2711. Ollica houra ara Lincoln Center Gold Room fcy Michael Landon Christopher |)eeve . — Caprice Yonng, IS-year-old Senate To aubaertba. or to raport a High School. cut from the figure now on his impressions of Soviet leader Yuri dallvory problam. call 647-9946. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Saturday Nancy Naisiff information page.(Ms) j through Friday. 27Sth Planning Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Planning budgeted, $89,000. She Andropov. onica houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 IRS workshop, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,Town Hall hearing in three 643 7369 Office. Town Hall. said the main reason for “I never think of masculinity on a scale of p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manchaalar HaraW la a room 2‘ hour Next class “This is indeed a sad day for Georgia.” 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dallvory subacribar to Unhad Praaa Intar- Thursday the decrease is the ex­ Herschd Walker signed a multimlllion dollar one-to-ten, nor do I think it has any importance.” •houkt bo mada by 5 p.m. Mon­ sesiioni starts — Vince Dooley, University of Georgia football natlonal nawa sarvicaa and la a Patriots Park Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m.. pected lower fuel costs. deal with the new USFL rather than playing bis — Christopher Reeve, actor, best-known for his day through Friday and by 7:30 mambar ol tha Audit Buraau ol Andover a m. Saturday. Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. "That plus scrutinizing small groups. in coach, after learning that star runnins back senior year at the school. portrayal of Sapermaa.(Penthoase). CIrculatlona. Monday Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rqom 18, High our inventory at the gar­ 30.00 late March Town Clerk, 7 p.m.,' Town Office Building. School. age has enabled us to $ MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 5, 1983 MANCHKSTKH IIKHAM), Sa! . March 5. 1983 — 5 State Police want the right HOUSE WESHING High Pressure Power ■ Washing Of Vinyl, MANCHESTEB Aluminum And Wood to'bug'organized crime aspects Sided Homoa. MAK Painting By Mark A. Dupuis allowed for wiretapping. and he didn't know if the recording was stopped as s 6 4 3 - 7 6 5 9 United Press International Forst said electronic eavesdropping would be used required by law. HARTFORD — Top state police officials clashed rarely, citing the example of high-level organized HAS IT! Friday with members of a legislative committee over crime figures who do their illicit business in person CHIEF STATE’S Attorney Austin J. McGuigan also a request that police be allowed to bug people to help and not on a telephone that could be wiretapped. supported a law allowing electronic eavesdropping, OMUHE MHO BODY / 763 fight the war against organized crime. "Hopefully it would never have to be used, but it but offered amendments that would limit the bill to a aOUTKOS TALCOTTVILLE, CT. State Police Commander Col. Lester J. Forst said would be there if necessary,” Forst said. " I think we smaller group of alleged crimes than the state police f MAIN ST electronic eavesdropping was needed to combat the have no intention of misusing eavesdropping or even measure wquld involve. "sinister acts" of organized crime and get to top-level coming near to misusing it." McGuigan said his amendments would balance the '" 643-1191 24 HR. TOm 1 9 1 criminals insulated from current police powers. Sgt. Bruce Haines, commanding officer of the State need to protect personal privacy with the need to But skeptical members of the Judiciary Committee Police Organized Crime Investigative Task Force, "ferret out crime. It Is not an attempt to ferret into B43-0016 MAIN ST FEATUBING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER compared the requested powers to something that said the bill would help combat crimes such as people’s lives.” aCOMPLITR COLLISION NtPAIN would be allowed in the Soviet Union or an attack on loansharking, illegal gambling, prostitution and drug " I ’m concerned about any encroachment on aPONIION AND AMINICAN CANS 643-1900 individual freedom reminiscent of George Orwell’s offenses. i personal freedom,” McGuigan said. “ We do not need S in ce 1 9 4 7 famous book "1984." "There is no doubt in my mind they’re conducting- it (electronic eavesdropping) as a wholesale case.” Art Cunliffe, Prop. "There is a change in our basic concept of what family business, organized crime business,” Haines McGuigan and state police said there were no freedom is, what liberty is, what personal privacy is,” said. instances of abuse under the wiretapping law, a claim said Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co- The remark about "fam ily business" drew sharp that was met with skepticism hy attorney Paul J. w t R S A F E * chairman of the committee and a critic of the criticism from Tulisano, who viewed the term as an McQuillan of New Britain, a former- state police STORM PRIME AWNINGS proposed legislation. ethnic slur and told Haines to use the term “ organized advisory committee chairman. ,= ,< 5 ^ ______f t % WINDOWS REPLACEMENT * c crime” in future references. "How do you know that?” McQuillan asked the In—(J f-p-l 1 ft DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES THE BILL, which was defeated last year, seeks to Tulisano also said he was concerned because of a committee in his later testimony, adding police "just allow state police to conduct electronic eavesdropping personal experience in which a telephone call between don’t use” as evidence in court something improperly 109 CENTER STREET of conversations under the same safeguards now a member of his law firm and a client was wiretapped recorded in a wiretap. YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES MANCHESTER 843-6922 Glass & Screen Repairs • SHARPENIMS • RUBBER STAMPS Hardware & Acceaaorlea Lawmakers reject • LOCKSMITHINB ALUMINUM 649-1106 • PLASTIC SION EMQRAWINB______SIpiNQ 705 Main 8t. MancheelenCt

WIUHVICE AND INtTAU INDUSTDIRl AND COMMinCIRl casino gambling AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HEATING and SHEET METAL Yf escorted cruises, tours, airline tickets GENERALAARON COOK OIL for this year, anyway New England Meidianical Services, Inc. | irno service fee Travelers Checks HEATING OIL 166 TUNNEL RD. By Bruno V. Ranniello result in the hiring of many out ot state VERNON, C T. 06066 it competitive rates for auto A QUALITY SERVICE United Press International people trained to handle the gambling ) 871-1111 operation, leaving only ’small’ jobs to homeowners insurance CALI 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 HARTFORD (U PI) - Lady luck ran Connecticut residents," he said. out on backers of casino gambling “ It would also bring in an undesira-. Manchestvr Tor Ovvr .10 I V a r a ” Friday when a legislative committee ble element,” he said. it AAA’s exclusive maps A Triptiks voted to kill an effort to establish big The panel voted 16-1 to send to the GAS city betting halls in Connecticut. House floor for debate a bill to extend Penttand The Florist The action by the Public Safety the current moratorium on new gam­ SAVERS! it 24 hour Emergency road service Committee put an end, for this year, to bling facilities for another two years to 24 BIRCH ST. “ FOLKS WAGEN oar SPECIALTY" UPI photo June 30, 1985. TEL. 643-8247 an attempt to establish multi-million W r Huy Sell anil Krpair All Makr tlarw dollar casinos in the Hartford or Swieszkowski said the state’s Div­ Viiii»lHHty A (•loHNwork it discounted movie tickets 643-4444 Just in case Bridgeport areas. ision of Special Revenue "has the F.T.D. In dealing casino backers a loss, the For All Your Noodb TIM MORIARTY MASTEH CHARGE power and authority to alter and adjust WORLD WIDE panel also voted to extend a morato­ AMERICAN EXPRESS Children like Jason Lasczak, 8, of Norwalk were fingerprinted the present lottery and 0TB systems to TRAVEL«INSURANCE SILKTOWN MOTORS it protection for iost/stolen credit cards SERVICE this week by local police. This pilot program was Inspired by rium on new ganfbling facilities in the make them more attarctive and raise 1270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 643-6217 state until 1985. more revenue for the state.” 391 Broad 8t., Manohaatar the one in Union City, N.J., and is meant to provide an extra The panel voted 19-0 to box the casino THE COMMITTEE also voted to 646-7096 i t . ..and much more ! means of identification when children are lost or abducted. proposal which Rep. Dominick Swiesz- approve a study on sports betting in the aPeCIALIZINQ IN The Calico Patch kowski, D-New Britain, said would state; sent to the Appropriations deliver more problems than promises Committee a request of $40,000 for Bet Your Copy oT^Our OHt Catalog j SUPERIOR MUFFLERS ••The Uniqua Little Quilt Shop" declared by the bill’s supporters. bullet proof vests for state police and Citizens' committee We have more than enough gambling forwarded to the Transportation Com­ "d o n WILUS GARAGE, INC. 1227BumsldaAva.,E.HHd. 926-1299 SPECIALISTS in a state of our size,” said Swlesz- mittee a bill to restore two license CROWN PHARMACY WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE kowski, the House chairman of the plates to vehicles. “Preicriptlon Center” g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) committee. Also approved on a 17-1 vote and sent Propane Cylinders Filled MANCHESTER to study crime issues to the Labor Committee is a bill WLowaat Pricaa on WSanlor Olaeount Air Conditioning Service Praacriptlona Hours: Monday— Saturday. 10 to 5 THE SPONSOR of the bill. Rep. Abe requiring communities to require "just ADallvary Sarvloa TELEPHONE ia MAIN STREET Thursday Friday til 9 PM WNuralng Homaa S4B-4531 MANCHESTER CONN O604Q 391 Broad Street Giles, D-Hartford, said he was disap­ cause” for the dismissal of police W Surgical SuppNaa HARTFORD (UPI) - Former U.S. The 23 contributors include Nor­ pointed by the action but added, " I will chiefs. our Bpaelahy Attorney Richard Blumenthal said theast Utilities, Hartford Foundation not try to petition it out. I will introduce The bill resulted from the removal 208 Wost cantor Btraat 64 6 -7 0 9 6 Friday a Citizens Crime Commission for Public Giving, GTE, Aetna, Cigna. it again next year, however.” last year of Hartford Police Chief (W Mila from MoOonakTa) MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. has been organized with corporate Conoco. Union Carbide, Exxon and Giles, who said the casinos would George Sicaras by City Manager MANCHESTER OVER 45 dollars in hopes of improving Connecti­ Heublein. generate thousands of jobs for state Woodrow Wilson Gator. ______S 4 9 - 0 » i a SiipfiliVr.4 of Prolfftion YEARS cut’s criminal justice system. Prominent business, professional, residents, said the committee The city manager refused to publicly MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Blumenthal, who resigned his fed­ academic, religious and labor leaders members "really just don’t understand, explain his reasons for attempting to I ^ 6UBBER STAMPS have been recruited for the commis­ eFOUL WEATHER SUITS eral office 16 months ago for private what they are doing. I hope to convince remove Sicaras who eventually de­ MADE TO OPIOEII. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Opp. Eatl Cemstsry CALL 649-5807 practice, called a news conference to sion’s 22- member board of directors. them next year,” he said. cided to take early retirement. Gator STOCK STAMPS TO SELECT FROM wBOOTS WHOSE talk about the group and its objective. "They will reach out to the people in The state already has 16 Off Track came under fire from various officials, ir ENQHAVINS wGLOVESwTARPSwRESPIRATGRS I He said 23 other states have similar communities around the state," Blum­ Betting parlors, three jai alai frontons, including City Council members, for QUALITY HARRISON ST. enthal said. Also, they "have a certain aiQNs, pa|K a ppo n PLATia. n a m i aiNo, O Aooia organizations. a dog track and Teletrack and the his actions. CAR PLATea W40f TO OROtRA aPaCIALTT 5 Ofen Rd. • Msnehssfr e 642-51071 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER "A t this stage the commission is just amount of influence and stature that lotteries, making Connecticut second It also led indirectly to a decision by will make it possible for them to have * MA6NETICSI6NS beginning to organize, and it will begin only to Nevada in having the most police officers above the rank of rULL MAONCnc OR 3D MOLOEO 8TVLta by completely researching the crimi­ an impact on crim inal - justice gambling operations. lieutenant to join the Hartford police problems." "The promise of new jobs would ★ BUSINESS CARDS nal justice system," he said. union to ensure job security. LAROe SELECTION OF TVFE STYLES, LOOOS S SORDERS J.B. ELECTRONICS Blumenthal said the board members The work Will include a look at prison EVERYTHING IN GLASS can “ contribute management exper­ MSICHESTER RUBBER STAMPS "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 6 4 3 -2 0 7 2 overcrowding, court backlogs and the tise. Better management is something adequacy of local and state police that could improve the criminal justice Gas decontrol to boost 20 Printing — Engraving forces, Blumenthal said. The commis­ BIBCHST. • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING system.” he said. 649-4489 Ji. WHITE GLASS (M), Th0 colorful storo that comas fo your door. sion will recommend improvements One board member. Dr. James P. and lobby for its position before the Comer, an associate dean of the Yale Legislature. prices in Connecticut? • 4 9 - 7 3 2 2 Medical School, described the commis­ DBCORA'nilG DEN "W e can t say more about the m 'EH .It; Yi tHS EXPEHIpyt E • Cuftom drapery • wow«n woodt • m inl-blindi • badapraadg sion’s purpose as "research with an eye 131 BtabELL ST. MANCHESTEtt positions we’ll take or what govern­ HARTFORD (U PI) — State lawmak­ safeguards are instituted. R A Z O R ’S • warticol blinds • swogs/cornicas • shodos toward policy," •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS I ■(Mtt (Itoiointitig rnlvii,* (It yui» ks.lli 'tM .ii

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Aniiqufs A t oitftiablcs A ulIioii IThuinJov NighilrMJiP M - Stock. Our Volumn Savaa You Monoy. 1 0 0 ' b Of Spoclal*. since 1973. They were unavailable for comment. "any interest the state may have in requiring a itti ul LptuaiMt and vullaLiiMr iMutr, f Matter Charge and Vita Accepted ■aaifYatlom for • HoMi • Alrlliias • Staaimlilas The .state high court ruled 5-0 the woman’s Mrs. Taft, described as a "born again Christian,” competent, adult woman to submit to the operation is Tele-Check . .. constitutional right to privacy would be violated if she told a probate judge last Oct. 12 that her faith made it not established." |627 Main Sfraat Mandiaalar PtriBnal Chedi Cethe4 19 te tlSO.OO were forced to have the so-called "purse string" unnecessary for her to have the surgical procedure. Meantime, the husband’s lawyer, William Murray Custom Kitchen Center operation again.st her will. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 5,iP83 - Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Pitta, Editor OPINION . Alax Qlraill, CHy Editor Goodspeed Opera House sets pace

By Kathy O'Connell in this small Connecticut town into presenting works in progress and Haddam, and it’s very draining,” States, Europe and Latin America. The Middletown Press a major influence in American informal productions of new and Price said, with pdin in his face. Then again, perhaps the Goods­ Distributed by UP I musical theater, both old and new. experimental musicals. "W e really care about the town, peed’s most painful disappoint­ Jack "The thing that’s most exciting "To do new material on the big and we’ve worked very hard to ment was the Broadway failure of EAST HADDAM — Michael is that we’ve catapulted this stage has become very risky for establish a good, solid reputation. "Little Johnny Jones” last spring. An aggressive breed of Democrats Anderson Price loves to tell the story. It oozes theater in a relatively unknown us," Price said. “ Every time we But there are people who don’t It was first staged in East Haddam gently with irony and a certain location into a national institu­ put something on the stage, we think that’s enough, and that hurts. in 1980, the same year the opera Washington * poetic justice. tion,” said Price. shoot craps. Having these other “ Running a theater, you have to house was presented with a special find themselves at the state builet on taxes, there’s no In 1963, when Price was a student Two decades ago, more than a spaces will allow us to work on new work at it every day. It’s not like a Tony Award for its contributions to WASHINGTON - National Merry-Qo-Round level. They called for a hold on reason Reagan shouldn’t have at the Yale School of Drama, his few people wre skeptical about the things unencumbered by things grocery store where you just stock the American musical theater. Governors’ Conferences, like Reagan’s third-year income tax to. interest in theatrical architecture theater’s survival. Early seasons like scenery problems — if the up; your product vanishes every “ It broke house records in Los old family gatherings, are Jack Qermond cut and on indexing — two of his Texas’ new governor, Mark led him up the river to write a were only lo weeks long, and, town of Chester allows us, if the day.” Angeles and Washington,” Price events at which the youngsters paper about the Goodspeed Opera town of East Haddam allows us.” Even so, the Goodspeed’s track must provisions. White, was similariy harsh on frequently, sagging ticket sales said. “ But when it got to Broad­ are usually expected to be seen and House. Built by merchant William resulted in the "papering” of the The relationship between the record for presenting perishable way, it got clobbered.” Earl’s resolution failed, 16 those in his own party who but not heard. Often intimidated H. Goodspeed in 1876, the six-story theater and the town has not products with enormous success votes (all Democratic) to 25, but house — filling seats with people “ Little Johnny Jones,” with Jules Witcover engineered the bipartisan reso­ Victorian structure had been un­ exactly been the cheerful stuff of has been, especially for an organi­ by their own newness in office, the vote and the vigor of the Watt's who’d been given free tickets. Donny Osmond in the title role, freshman governors customar­ lution. "That’s not leadership,” dergoing restoration and its first Now, however, with tickets musical comedy, and Price is zation its size, formidable. closed immediately after its open­ Syndicated columnists freshmen’s arguments served ily sit at the table, keep their he said, "that’s milquetoast.” new summer season was about to commanding a $21 top, the Goods- reluctant to discuss it. Of the 70 shows staged at the ing night performance on March notice on the White House that a eyes and ears open and their President Reagan probably begin. Price was hired as general peed’s season runs an average of 36 Although the opera house is the opera house in the last 19 years, 21. “ A lot of me died that night,” new and exceedingly vocal bloc manager. town’s second largest employer eight of them have gone on to mouths shut. With occasional also contributed to the revolt of new grab: weeks, and crowds are capacity Price said. of opposition has assembled the freshman Democrats when “ I got fired,” says Price with a for vitually every performance. (Brownell & Co., which manufac­ Broadway, starting with “ Man of One of the things that Price finds exceptions, the newcomers and domestic spending cuts, By speaking out as they did, that could not be papered over at his meeting with the gover­ very sly smile, his eyes dancing. This year, in conjunction — if only tures twine, is the first), with a LaMancha” in 1965. Its most so enticing about working in the have deferred to their elders in along with “ possible revenue Mathison said, the governors dazzling success so far has been by the milder bipartisan nors he railed about the "de­ "W ell, not exactly. They just didn ’ t coincidentally — with its 20th permanent payroll of 75 people, it’s theater, however, is its constantly gubernatorial experience. increases.” But the language strengthened the hand of for power ask me to come back.” anniversary, the theater will open still looked upon by a number of " ’Annie,” which closed on Broad­ resolution. magoguery” of accusing him of changing nature. Some of the sting At the winter meeting just required to win Republican budget-writers in Congress who But he did come back some five two new performing spaces, one in residents as an alien presence. way Jan. 2 after a run of almost six of a flop can be soothed by the Mathison explained the unwii- being unfair to the poor. And he MICHAEL PRICE concluded, however, the new support was so mild that White agree with them that deeper years later, and since 1968, Price, Chester and another in East “ We are constantly rejustifying years, but is still alive in road anticipation of another new sea­ Ifngness of sonie freshman told two of them to their faces, Goodspeed director Democrats in office only two House agents were declaring it defense cuts are necessary. And WASHINGTON - Far from now 45, has turned the tiny theater Haddam. They will specialize in our existence in the town of East companies throdrghout the United son. Democrats to go along with Earl and James Blanchard of months served notice that they a victory of sorts. Lamm insisted that the White hunkering down defensively, em­ bipartisanship on their recent Michigan, that he had watched don’t intend to stand on any such House, in claiming that the battled Interior Secretary James political experience. "They ran them over television at a tradition. THE CHIEF Democratic ar­ resolution was acceptable, was Watt has launched a power grab against the President and won, conference session and didn’t a number of them led the chitects of the bipartisan resolu­ “ making a victory out of that makes him boss of the Saturday TV and now they want to protest,” appreciate their remarks in effort — unsuccessful but note­ tion. conference chairman Scott necessity” and “ trying to put administration’s politically sensi­ he said. that vein. worthy — to really hold Presi­ Mathison of Utah and Richard the best face on it.” tive water policies. Earl responded by telling dent Reagan’s feet to the fire on Lamm of Colorado, insisted its But a number of the freshman Decisions on just who would get Merry-Oo-Roung Around the W orld Red for tome mime routines. Wee vara 1:30 A.M. (0 - Dave Allwi at Large S T R IP P E D of its power, the o - Faith for Today (2D - Style With Elea Klernoh (29 - Mi Seoreterie Situacion C23 - Carter Country Water Resources Council no longer " ' 0-JM aon« comica acerca de los sucesos 11:30 P.M. - Independent Network (39 9 9 Gary Colemen Show acaecidos en una oficina. (3D holds meetings. Instead, "action 7:30A.M. CD - Hawaii FivaO Newe the right choice (S) - Vieitando lea Eetrelles En- - MOVIE: 'A Uttia Sax' A Place. (Z nrs.) 0 - Sunday at the King's memos” are prepared and handed •" (D-BullwInkI* trevietae informalee te deaarrol- 9D - At the Movies (33 - Stersky and Hutch swinging newlywed finds it CD-Naw a (39 Ian en ceea de lot ertistat. 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Gopher's uncle Democratic cities of the Northeast the LA Forum, this group per­ - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew debate on gun control. (60 min.) 0 - Not Noem urily Tho Herschel Walker writes r 8:30 A.M. (SZ) - Bueinoee of Manegemont forms old and new hits. falls for a ship employee and a 3D - MOVIE; 'Don't Drink the versity coffers and the money — would get zilch. (2D - News Update (SP - Newsmakers sportsmen meets en athletic News This show promises to be W etef Three Americans are hi­ poetry as well as running "'"C E ) (£ ) - Panriartwnlum 11:15 A.M. (2D - Newsmakers everything the current news is jacked on their way to Greece. helps support other athletic 9 9 - Mi Colohia: La Esperenza (29 - Jeffersons woman. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ hard with a football. He may The memo shows that Watt also , CE) - My Thraa Sons (2D-8pofte ( S ) - Earth, Sea & Sky tioned] not. Jackie Gleason, Estelle Par­ progams and helps perpetu­ favors requiring the non-federal ( S ) 9 9 - Pao Man/LiMs 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Final Assign­ 7:00 P.M. (2D - Naws/Sporte/Weether sons, Ted Besseli. 1969. 11:30 A.M. 99 - MOVIE: *A Nightingale ment' The chance meeting of a 32) - NCAA B u k .tb .ll: llllnol. never quote Shakespeare ex­ ’"'Raseala/Rlehis RMi - Agroneky 8i Co - HBO Rock: FI eetwood ate the system. Losing him Commentary money to be provided “ up front” — Seng In Berkeley Square' An ex- televison correspondent and a (3) at IrKliene 0 - sign Off 0 99 - MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire' Mac In Concert Captured live at tensively, but with $16 mil­ - (£ ) - Apple Polishats cOn, now night custodian of a Russian journalist leads to ro­ - Welcome Back Kottar ( 0 - Policulo: 'Juogo Pollgroto' will hurt. that is, before the federal govern­ Two dissimilar runners com­ (33 (2D - Newe Update the LA Forum, this group per­ prestigious British bank, re­ mantic intrigue. Michael York. lion, he should never be just ment antes up its share. -“ 93) - Sport BHIy pete in tile 1924 Olympics. Ian (33 - She Na Ne 0 0 - M am .'. Family Mama 0 - MOVIE: 'Pray T V A young forms old and new hits. Chsrieson, Ben Cross, Dennis ceives an offer he cannot re­ Genevieve Bujold. fuse. Richard Jordan, David (3 ) (9Z) - Muppet Show gets a job as a receptionist. minister struggles to choose be­ The doyens have reacted another poor Georgia Black In his memo to the president. 9 9 - Co-Ed .Msg Griffin hoau Christopher. 1982. Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: T h . Dunwich tween the conventional church (2D - News/Sports/Weather Niven. Elks Sommer. (S3 - Saint 0 - MOVIE: 'Sahar.' A Amerl- like any businessmen who with the scars of football Watt warned that “the presump­ • this weekly teen magazine. 0 - NCAA Pravlaw Horrors' A man drugs a young and a ministry of the airwaves. 3:30 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Jo . Kidd' A man - Dance Fever can tank crew, attempting to John Ritter. Ned Beatty, Mado- tion of up-front cost sharing may M -O -Abbott and Coetello 0 - MOVIE: 'Rad Badge of co-ed and plans her sacrifice to (3D cross the Sahara desert, runs - NCAA Baeketbell: Sun have been faced with a injuries to show for his life in The new Mondale is caught between the Mexi­ the spirits. Sandra Dec, Dean lyn Smith. 1062. 99 ^ . 8 3 ) - B is Story Courage* A young soldier re­ cans and Americans in a range 99 - NCAA Basketball: Bun into German troops. Humphrey Belt Conference Tournament be viewed as discriminatory Stockwell, Ed Begley. 1070. Belt Conference Tournament situation in which an ex­ the big time. WASHINGTON — Walter F. dollars in both contributions and ceives his baptism under fire war. Clint Eastwood, John Bogart J. Carrol Naish, Lloyd - MOVIE: 'Chaiiis Chan In from Birmingham, AL against states with limited fiscal (22 6 9 -ShirtTalas from Birmingham. AL 0 Mondale has a knack for being in during the Civil War. Audie Saxon, Robert Duvall. 1972. (SZ) - Magic of Oil Painting Bridges. 1943 Rio' Murder takes Charlie Chan Semifinal # 2 foot soldiers to work next year in 6 9 - MOVIE: 'Houss Calls' A Murphy. Bill Mauldin, Andy De- Bemifinel # 1 capacity." Indeed it may: Critics rsesntly-w idow ad aurgaon ba- 4:15 P.M. 9:15 P.M. to South America, where he dis­ (29 - MOVIE: 'Moscow Does the right place at the right time. He the political trenches. vine. 1951. 2:00 P.M. 39 - HBO Rook: Fleetwood covers crime and murder as Not Believe In Tears' This Rus­ charge that the guidelines mean comas ontangisd with an outs- ~ Sports owes his quarter-century public Mondale, among others, is say­ ( D - Six Million Dollar Man 9D Mac In Concert Captured live at (29 - Froaman Raportt susal. Sidney Toler, Victor Jory. sian film spans 20 years follow­ that those who can pay will be able poksn divoresa. Wsitar Mat­ 12K)0P.M. (D - MOVIE: 'Tha ApartmanY 4:30 P.M. the LA Forum, this group per­ 1041. ing the fates of three country career to three key appointments: ing what these two Important thau, Glands Jackson, Art forms old and new hits. 9:30 P.M. Roderick to get water projects wherever and ;: Camay. 1978. (D-KIdsworld An ambitious young insurance girls who move to Moscow to as Minnesota state attorney gen­ groups want to hear. In his C23 (33 - CBS Sports Saturday ( 0 0 - Teacher's Only 12:30 A.M.- whenever they want; those who CD - Mg Valley company clerk lends his apart­ Today's program features (39 - Sports Probe seek their fortunes. Vera Alen- eral in 1960, U.S. senator in 1964 -.“ 0 .. To Ba Announoad Diana's ex-husband uses her (33 ~ All In the Family tove, Irina Muravyova. Raisa Ry­ announcement speech, he re­ CD - Qllligan's Planet ment to people in the company World Cup Skiing. (90 min.) O - Brady Bunch apartment to pull off a rental Washington can’t will be unable to get federal who can prove helpful to him. 9D - Beat of Midnight Specials azanova. 1980. and Jimmy Carter’s vice presiden­ marked that "Once oiir scientists 8K>OA.M. - ABC Weekend Spaclal 9 9 ' MOVIE: 'Uttle Mo' Mau­ - News Update scam. aid for water projects no matter CD Jack Lemmon, Shirley Ma- (2D - MOVIE: 'Final Aeeign- tial running mate in 1976. (E)CS)-Maa«balls&Spashatti reen Connolly becomes the first ~ Together in Concert Pete 0 9 • MOVIE: 'Little Mo' Mau­ (29 Corro’jpondent. were sending us to the moon. Now CD - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw cLaine, Fred MacMurray. 1960. (S ) - Soleded Serie dramatics. (S) reen Connolly becomes the first menf The chance meeting of a how great their need. CD- Waltons woman to win the Grand Slam Libertad Lamarque. Seeger end Ario Guthrie Berry's World Now Mondale, a protege of the then, are fewer physics teachers 93) - Twilight Zotw (Q) - Leveme end Shirley of tennis. Glynnis O'Connor. Mi­ women to win the Grand Slam televison correspondent and a late Hubert Humphrey, appears to C D - NIim on Now Jsraay (29 - Not tho Same Cld Story (29 ~ Eetudio de Lola Programa of tennis. Glynnis O'Connor, Mi­ Russian journalist leads to ro­ than school districts.’’ He added 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Ramambar Last 99 - Gymnaetloe: U8QF Single chael Learned. Anne Baxter. de variedad musical con Lola ANO TH ER problem with the 93) - Wall Straat Journal Night?* During a wild party the Elimination Championship 1978- (29 - M*A*8*H chael Learned, Anne Baxter. mantic intrigue. Michael York, be in the right place again. With the that "W e must become an America Beltran y sus artistss invitados. 1978. Genevieve Bujold. guidelines, according to the Watt (32 - Firturs Sport host it murdered, but none of ' Soholeetio Sports Acad. 99 - At tho Movies i absence of "Ted Kennedy as a whose children master basic skills 99 (2D - Big Story (29 - Spotlight Preview - 9 9 - 'Your Mag. tar Woman the gueeta can remember whet (39 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ 4:00 A.M. memo to the White House, is that happened. Robert Young, (21 - MOVIE: 'Kung Fu (24) - Matinee at the Bijou (2Z) - Together in Concert Tex grams are Take-Off,* Tribute to contender. Mondale clearly is the every divergent interest that his again.” 10:00 P.M. - MOVIE: 'Shoot tha Moon' they "could create political prob­ 0 - Ematganoy Conetence Cummings. 1936. Executioner' Beneke end Oroheetra Nam June Peik,' 'Space Cadet,' 0 front-runner for the 19M Demo­ (29 - Hoger Dulce Hogar Come- A family goes through trying wide lead could erode between now And for labor. Mondale again C53-Nwva Th e Comic,* 'Handy Newman' cifiM etTC'S’. lems by reducing expected levels ‘ (23) - Nows Update 9 9 ** Sunday at the King's 9D - News Update dia producida en Mexico en at 7:15 P.M. periods of separation and cratic presidential nomination. cual se presentan tras esposos - Fentaay lalend An au­ and 'Night Flight interview: Lo­ and the Democratic national con­ sounded the theme of fair trade, 6 2 ^ 9 -Smurfs House (29 - Terzen ~ Sports Saturday CB3 99 change. Albert Finney, Diane of federal support for specific dominados por sus esposas. (2D thor wants to fjpd tho perfect tus Weinstock.' (3 hrs.) Some front-runners, such as vention a year from this summer. promising a presidency that •>" (SI - Saasma Straat 0 - MOVIE: Terzen end the (29 ^ Making It Count Keaton, Karen Allen. 1982 water projects.” Right again. Watt Luz Maria Aguilar. Sergio Co­ 7:30 P.M. child and the fienTee of a miss­ 0 - Flesh Gordon Rated R. ^ . Ronald Reagan in 1980, have done "tears down barriers to the sales of Slave Olrf The people of a vil­ Mondale has gone out of his way, has already run into flak on Capitol ,.. ( S i - Burbujaa Programs Infan- 2:15 P.M. rona. (33 ~ Eyewitness Magazine ing doctor discovers he's under very well. Others, however, includ­ til producldo an Masico. lage ere suffering from a a voodoo spell. (60 min.) 0 - Monay Waak (2D - News Update for example, to woo homosexuals. our services and insists that our Hill. etrsnge disease. Lex Barker, (2D - Health Weak (ES - Romagnoli's Table (33 - All In the Family ing George. Romney in 1968 and - 0 - That Toon Show CD - UtIn N uv York 1:00 A.M. 4:15 A.M. In his platform statement to a state trading partners open their Denies Darcel, Venetss Brown. 2:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. (33 - Muppet Show Edmund Muskie in 1972, wilted Some members of Congresse are 82) - Victory Oardan 1950. 0 - MOVIE: Shoot th . Moon' CD - Sanford arid Son (33 - Sign Off convention of California Demo-, markets as wide to us as we open 9D - Sanford end Son CD - MlHlon ImpoMibl. (3D - Solid Gold under the intense press and public convinced that the House and 0 - Naura/Sporti/Wsathar A family goes through trying CD - MOVIE: 'Tho Phantom of (2D ^ Freeman Reports crats in January, he said. "W e ours to them.’’ 8:16 A.M. 0 - W Id. Worid of Sports - Sports Look periods of separation and Senate that would re-create a 0 - The Jettons 99 - MOVIE: The Greet CD (39 scrutiny given the leader of the must continue the struggle for Improved: education and eco­ , 123) - Hoalth Weak Muppet Caper' The muppets - OuMr Limits - As School Match Wit change. Albert Finney, Diene group of experts to set water policy 0 - Growing Yasrt CD (29 Keeton, Karon Allen. 1982. pack. nomic growth, said Mondale, act at a trio of reporters trying equal access to all jobs" without 8:30A.M. to solve a major jewel theft. 0 - CHIPS Pstrol (29 - Fourth Estate Rated R. During iwo terms in the Senate, — In othf r words, a resurrection of 8 9 - Championship Wrestling regard to "irrelevant characteris- would enable the United States to CD CD - Bugs Bunny/Road Charles Grodin, Diene Rigg, 0 - NCAA Bsskstbsll: Wsks S9 - Cechun, Cechun, Re Re Re (39 - Sports Probe TV Channels the Water Resources Council that Runner Show 0 - MOVIE: 'Mama Pdo. Jr.' Jeck Warden. Rated G. Fomet at North Caroline State Mondale established a solid liberal tics” including ’’sexual “lead the world again." Marco eats out for Xanadu (29 - At the Movies 0 • Outer Limits record that placed him philosophi­ Watt has eviscerated. (£ ) - Devey/Oolieth 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hottt (S ) - Time Out 'nieeter Today's WFSB Hartford, CT orientation.” An another overriding issue — where he rescues Princess (29 - Barney Miller (2D - Nowk/Sporte/Weather CD An Interior Department official 9 9 ** Hereld of Truth Shining Moon to fulfill a legen­ this weekly teen magazine. programs are 'Anatomy of the WNEW New York, NY OLTR^-LOW-TAl? CkSAR£TteS: cally alongside such Democratic With such encouragement, the arm s control — Mondale echoes Downhill’ and 'To Ba a Cham­ 39 > leeues '83 Inoome Taxes (29 (29 ~ Labor in the Promised CD denied that Watt is a water-policy - 99-tkl8ohool dary prophecy. Voices of Bobby (2D - Evens and Novak WLNE colleagues as George McGovern of Democratic Party on Feb. 4 the promises of other Democratic Rydell, Arnold Steng. pion.' (60 min.) Lend Mike Jensen reports on Providence, Rl CD " 9 9 - Are You Anybody? G3) - One For tho Road 8:00 P.M. South Dakota, Frank Church of czar. So did an official of the - Kung Fu the labor movement in America. WTNH New Haven, CT proceeded officially to establish a candidates to sit down personally o - Btareky end Hutch (29 (33 (3) - Wizards and Warriors (60 min.) CD Idaho and Birch Bayh of Indiana — Environmental Protection Agency ...... 9 9 - Volos of Faith 3:00 P.M. (2D - News/8porte/W#ether Prince Erik is forcsd to post­ WOR New York, NY “ Lesbian rad Gay Caucus”, within . with Soviet leader Yuri Andropov 0 - B e w U n g 0 - MOVIE: Tkskn to Huvon' CD who works with the Cabinet - " 0 - Monsy Weak (X) - MOVIE: 'Brum Lm: HI. (29 - Glen Campbell Show pone his weddipg to fight off an WPIX New York, NY all of whom lo«t in the 1980 th e Democratic National and work out an agreement. 0 - American Gov't Survey Lest Deya, His Lest Nights' The assault by evil Prince Dirk An unhappy man is seduced a i Council. He did acknowledge that .... 0 - MOVIE: 1710 Oraat Train - MOVIE; The American into thinking that membership ESPN elections that also swept Carter Ckimmittee. "W e must have a president who j Robbary' A cunning con man 12:30 P.M. life of the master Kung Fu figh­ (29 Blackpool. (80 min.) Sports Network 92) the administration views the W a­ ter Bruce Lee is portrayed. Sueoeee Company* The weak in a religious cult will be his HBO and Mondale from office. masters the arm s control process, ’"'picks a master locksmith to CD CD - New Fat Albprt Show son-in-law of a credit card mag­ ( S - MOVIE: 'Forty-Second 'ticket to heaven' but turns out Home Box Office (B l 0 ^ 0 ter Resources Council as “ unne­ help him and his girffriand angi- BettyTing Pel, Bruce Lee. 1979 ' Street* The loves, hates end am­ USA THERE ARE two mqjor plums does the hard bargaining with the CD - American Bandstand nate gets no credit from his wife to be hell on earth instead. Nick USA Network (Ql near with the first robbery of a (D - MOVIE: 'Th . F I/ Wild or her father until he assumes a bitions of a producer, his angels Mancuso, Meg Foster, Saul cessary and inefficient." 0 - O t w Step Beyond WHCT Hartford, CT THERE IS a touch of populism in coveted by Democratic presiden­ Soviets, negotiates a mutual and fflovino train. Donald Suther­ atoms cause a man's head and tough-guy disguise to take con­ and the cast of an upcoming Rubinek. 1981. Rated PG. 01 But Watt himself gave the game land, Saan Connary, Laslay- the Mondale of 1983 — as when he verifiable nuclear freeze and at 0 - Big Story arms to become the shape of a trol of his life and his wife. Jeff Broadway play. Ruby Keeler, WTXX Waterbury, CT (a tial contenders this year: the Anna Or>wn. 1 9 7 8 . Rated PG. fly, while e fly becomes the Dick Powell, George Brent, Gin­ (29 - Boxeo said, in his formal announcement away in a memo to President 0 - Flash Gordon Bridges, Belinda Bauer. Bianca CNN Cable News Ntwrk (2£ tk endorMments of the National long last reverses this mindless, . . . 0 - It 's Y o u r SushMSS head of the man. Al Hedison. Jegger. 1979. Rated PG. ger Rogers. 1933 0 - MOVIE: 'Cat P u p l.' A tli- Reagan. Cost-shaiiDg guldellhes 0 - Growing Years WWLP of candidacy recently, that “ I don’t Education Association and the wasteful madness," said Mondale. Patricia Owens. Vincent Price. (S3 - T J. Hooker ter end brother share a strange Springfield, MA (22) O tM3 Dr NCA inc will be prei^ared by the Interior -.-..0 - Lap QuHtins 1958. (29 - Lo Major del Mundlal; end horrible family secret capa­ CINEMAX believe that America was meant to AFL-CIO. Both organizations hope Mondale is generally considered Frencie ve. Alemenle del Oeete ® ) - MOVIE: 'Duffy* An Ameri­ Cinem ex (22< Department through tlib Water 10:00i^M. 1K)OP.M. ble of changing them into sav­ be a Jungle where we have survival 0 - MOVIE; 'W .loom . to Hard (29 - Entertainment This Week can adventurer is persuaded by age beasts. Nestassia Kinski, WEDH Hartford, CT (a to pick their candidates early to both competent and compassion­ ’CD - Saturday Mwobig CD - To Ba Announoad Times' A mayor of a small town Resources Council and published his two half-brothers to help pir­ Malcolm McDowell, John WXTV Paterson, NJ of the fittest or survival of the help ensure a Democratic victory ate. But it remains to be seen CD - MOVIE: 'Make Baliava it forced Into e showdown. 0 - Julls Child 8i Mors ate a million doiler cash ship­ (2S "after clearance by the Cabinet • --'CD 0 - Soooby, Sonippy- Company Heard. 1982. richest.” in 1984. whether the American people are , .,,.000/ Puppy Hour Marriage' Henry Fonda, Janice Rule. ment. Jemet Coburn. James WVIT Hartford, CT a Council." In other words, Watt will 1967 Mason. Susannah York. 1968. (29 - Exchange But Mondale also clings to Mondale appears to be the ready to be governed by a 1960s CD - Dr. Who CD - Blaokttar * 5:30 P.M. SPOTLIGHT Spotlight a have the final say both as Interior CD - MOVIE: 'Crulaa' A mili­ 99 - NCAA Baeketbell: North (2D - Newamekere WSBK Boston, M A traditional coalition-building polit­ favorite for both endorsements, liberalism refashioned to the prob­ ' .“ 0 - Old Tims OospsI Caroline at Duke 09 - MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire' 10:30 P.M. a secretary and as the head of the tary plana, carrying biological - Wild Kingdom Two dissimilar runners com­ W G 6 B ics, and it is in trying to satisfy which will be worth millions of lems of the 1980s. 3 I i l 2 - MoOon. Tssn Sports- warfart virus, crathts nssr a (29 CD - Black Now. Springfield, MA a Cabinet Council. . eeenem ---- 99 - Ovation Today's pro­ pete in the 1924 Olympics. Ian small Panntyivsnit town. 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Chariot Bronson, Lea chemist from tha hands of a do- VtXJ NUMBSKULL)^ had ruffed the second dia­ CSD - Jimmy Swaggart boy, the son of a famed geolo­ Skating Championships and racas to stop a pair of killers ra- (38 - MOVIE: The Dieappeer- 6AK9833 6Q1072 mond and started on trumps. sort out difficult situations for gist who drowned in raging rap­ (2 ) - Style With Elaa Klanaeh enoe* An ■aaeaain’s wife mye- Marvin, Angie Dickinson. 1881. manted billionaira. Jama* others, but you might not be (X ) - Confluence tha World Cup Bobsled Cham­ sambling a famous comedy Rstad R. a 4A8 4734 West showed out on the sec­ ids several years before. Mika 39 - MOVIE: 'Sayonara' This pionship. (60 min.) team. (M min.) teriously vanishes end the Ryan, Annalina Kriel, Micht^l equally as proficient in manag­ C9D - Celebration/Eucharist Henry, Alizia Gur, Steve Bond, drama, based on tho James klller-for-hire finds that tha ® - Tha Athlatos Msysr. 1S81. SOUTH ond one. South paused for - Scroaning Room 3 ) - Straight Talk ing your own affairs. The 1903 Q C - Dr. Cho 1968. Michanar novel, is about tha in­ (28 friends are more dangerous (5Z) - Sign Off 4AK 10 82 study. He saw that he could predictions for Pisces are riow 9D - Wall 8l Journal Rap. than the enemies. Donald Suth­ (TT) - Frederick K. Price 3D - Haalth Waak terracial romance between a (38 - MOVIE: 'Wrong Arm of 4K)0A.M. VA34 not afford to go on with ready. Send $1 to Astro-Graph. Korean War pilot and a Ja­ tha Law* Tha syndicate gate to­ 92) - NBA Baakatball: erland, David Hammings, John 12:30 A.M. ♦ 6 drawing trumps. He needed 92) - ESPN SportsCenter Box 489. Radio City Station. 11:30 A.M. panese antartain'ar. Marlon gether with tha police for their Clovoiond ot Son Antonio Hurt 99 - U.S. Alplno Skiing 9 9 - MOVIE 'Qugst for FIm ' 4K J6 3 dummy^s third trump as Tho poopto of tho Ulam trite N.Y. 10019. Be sure to state 93) • Rich Little'a Robin Hood C23 - Faca tha Nation Brando. Miiko Taka, Miyoshi mutual protection. Pater Sail­ 9 9 S 9 - MOVIE:'I Ought To a* (38 - Aak the Manager Championships defense against the lead of a The master impressionist Umski. 1957. ers, Bernard Jaffrias, Nanette have learned th* value of o flro. Vulnerable: East-West your zodiac sign Send an addi­ (S ) 9 9 - 'nil. Waak with David in Pleturoo' A JobloM tcroonwri- (SZ) - Paaadana Roof Oichaau* 89 - Styl* With Etta Klanaoh but not how to make on*. Ron third diamond. Therefore, he tional $2 for the NEW Astro- brings the Sherwood Forest Brinkley Newman. 1963. tor ftndo himootf roluctontiy ro- Dealer: South characters to life. 3KX)P.M. 10:30 P.M. ® - S i g n ON Perlman, Rae Dawn Chong, ^ started on clubs. It did not Graph Matchmaker wheel and GD - Rex Humbard - MOVIE: 'HaMorado' Roy ditcovoring lovo ond foith. srott McGill. 1982. Rated R. matter if West ducked or (a - Utd. Rueala 3D 5:30 P.M. Woltor Motthou, Ann-Morgorot (SD - Sport* Extra ( 9 - Faith lor Today West North Eait South booklet. Reveals romantic 9D - MOVIE; 'Hara ConM tha Rogers' advanturss on ■ trip to (29 - Now* Update 14 held up his ace. combinations and compatibili­ (2D - Nawa/Spom/Waath., Las Vagss for Nevada's famous 99 - MOVIE: 'On th* Right Dinah Monoff. 1982. Ratod PG. 9 D - From th* EdHor'a Daok 12:45 A.M. Co- Eds' Hilarity ensues at a 3 - a - 26 24 Pass 44 Actually, West took the ties for all signs. Frontier Days. Roy Rogers, Dais Track' A tan-yaar-old orphan'* 99 - Voio* of Faith 4:15 A.M. (S) - Robart Schullar girl's collage when Abbott and 92) - Tannla: 1683 Davit Cup ® - MOVIE: 'Hoorttend' A wh Pass Pass Pass first club with the ace and ARIES (March 21-April 19) Costello attempt to pay off the Evans. 1946 amaring abillti** to pick win­ dow takee her young daughter O (2Z) - Saaama Straat ner* at th* race track attract at­ 39 - MOVIE: 'CapUbia Opening Round - USA va. (29 - Madia Watch led a second club. Normally you're the type who mortgage. Abbott B Costallo, CouroQOOuo' A spollod brat ArganUna - (Nngla* Match** ‘C acrota the prairiea of tho Ameri- (29 - El Mlnlatarlo da Jimmy 3D - USFL Football: N«w tention from numerou* city 4:30 A.M. P" South won, drew trumps, follows through on your idea^. Peggy Ryan, Donald Cook. Jarsay at Los Angelas aboard a fishing teat haa hia and 'ty (Start tim* tantativ* for cen wlldemeaa. Rip Torn, Con- vou WOULPNT \ I SNEEZEP JUST AS THIS IS THE ACTUALLV. Opening lead: 4K Swaggart Pmanta 1945 official*. Gary Coiaman. Mau­ 9 3 )-B ig Story took his remaining high but today you could be a trifle - MOVIE: ‘Dead Man Tall reen Suplaton. Norman Fall, Ufa changed by a Portuguoao BOOam program) chete Ferrell, Lille Skala. 1981. BEUEVE THIS IS 1 THE STORE CLERK BiSGEST PIP I THINK STLUVRT IS (29 - Oral Roberta and You 3 ) fiaharman. Spancar Tracy, Rated PG. r . cards and lost a heart at the too lackadaisical and do noth­ 99 - Fraggla Rock Vi.it the ' No Tsiaa' A photographer is ig s i. Rated PG. 9 9 - Dvatlon Today's pro­ ONLV ONE SCOOffy WjiNS SCOORNG, AISP r V E E V E R THE BIGGEST I7IP ing about them. (38 - Jim Bakker world of Fraggla Rock under­ pursued by killsrs who have Lionel Barrymore, Mickey grams ara 'Rid* on Stranger. A finish. 99 - C»Ed Mag Griffin hoata Rooney. 1937. 1KX)A.M. WOULP S O U ? SHE CAACE UP SEEN. IVE EVER SEEN. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If 9 8 - Latinos neath tha basement of an ac- mistaken him for someone else. thit'waakly taan magazin*. Country Girl,' Edge of tho Cold: As North had pointed out. cantric inventor. Christopher George, Judy (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Man th* Killer. Man th* Kaap*/ SD - MOVIE: Tho Night DIggar' WELU w it h t h i s .'' J I MAV By Oswald Jacoby South should have lost that you're contemplating making a - Nawamakar Sunday A women triee to protect a Fairy tales for grownuM: major change today, be sure to 8:30 A.M. ® - MOVIE: 'Abbott and Came, Pat Barry. 1971. (2D (8 ) (S ) - CHIP* Ponch and and 'Grove Carnival.' (2 his.) iris.' PD TH AT and James Jacoby heart at trick two by a loser- young men from the law evan Once-upon-a-time the tele­ take into consideration how CSD • Portugueaa Around Us Costallo Go to Mars' Bud, Lou - MOVIE: ‘Broken LaiKW A 39 - MOVIE: Th * Man Who Bobby pot# aa motorcycle ® -H a n d s Dn AGAIN'' on-a-loser play ana avoided 9D though the reallzat ha la roe- phone solicitor didn't call-fit I your actions may affect anoth­ Would B* King' Two eoldlar* of CSD - Eighth Day and two oscapad convicts scci- Texas csttls baron finds his gang mambara to crack a gang (3 ) - Amortoan Playhouoo 'File pontibla for a string of brutal “All's well that ends all trouble with that 4-1 dsntslly touch ths> starter but­ power disintegrating whan a fortune find only miafortun* of thiovat. (60 min.) the key moment of the pro­ er. Be considerate. (£ ) - Day of Discovery whan they con thair way to th* on Jill Hitch.' The life of Jill slayinga. Patricia Naal, Pamala well,” remarked South as he trump break. ton of a rocket ship and land on conflict srisas between his ® - MOVIE: 'Vletary' Alliad Hatch is examined from her late Brown, Nlcholaa Clay. 1971 gram you were watching.. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In ® - Bugs Bunny Si Friends another planet. Bud Abbott sons. Richard Widmark, Spen­ throne of a ramot* Eaatam king­ O) scored his game. ”I was cer- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) partnership situations today, dom. Sean Connery, Michael priaonara fight a more private (2D - Crossfire Lou Costallo, Mari Blanchard. cer Tracy. Robart Wagner.- war agalnat thair German cap- talk matters out in detail before 1963. 1054. Cain*. Chriatophar Plummer. Presents Robert Bolt’s making a decision. It's impor­ (28 - MOVIE: 'Forbidden 1975. Rated PG. tora on tho eoccor fiold-whilo Games' A 5-year-old girl be­ (2D - Sports Waakand Raviaw 99 - Ovation Today's pro­ thoir real goal la oacapo. Sylvaa- N.Y. Drama CrUlct’ tant that neither party acts comes obsessed with the rituals (S ) - New Jersey Hiapano grams are 'Waikato Wars,' 'The (3) - Together in Conoart Pat* tar Stallontr Michael Caine, BHOWGASK without the other's approval. Saagar and Arfo Outhri* Pale. 1981. Ratod PG. •PriMewlnner of death after seeing her family S 9 - Newamekera Romantic Rebellion; Gina- ! CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Try killed while fleeing the Nazis. Battista Piranesi & Henry Fu­ (29 - Santo Domingo InvHa CMMM to convert the energy you’d use - American Gov't Survey ( ® - Nova 'Aaboatoa: A Lethal F A 2 5 , 2S Brigitte Fossey, George Pou- (3Z) seli,' 'In the Mouth of the today making excuses into a Dragon; Chinatown’ and ‘My 6KX)P.M. Lagsey.’ Tha currant controv- jouly. (Dubbed in English) 12:00 P.M. M ir d i4 .5 FiaaTiNOwONyr' drive to get things done. This 1952. Old Man.' (2 hrs.) CSD (S) (39 89-Naw a arty over who la raaponeibla for - NBA Baakatball: bstiiKl:3l will turn you into a producer (3D dD "w F "w fl5 E * T O a & h P . a b o u t ACROSS 66 Observes Answer to Previous Puzzle ® - Robert Schuller The Hour Philadalphia at New Jersey East CaMic instead of a postponer. of Power [Closed Captioned] dD - Dr. Robert Schuler s f lA s s s r 1 French T 17"s r T A LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The val­ HARTFORD i h o m p t y . DOWN 1j l (38 - Robert Schuller 98 - MOVIE: 'I Ought To Bo In women (abbr.) £ R t N A 0 N E ue of negotiations today will be the mAnchestep 1 l( ) r IMTIRSUTtBAfXITSS i L A c E T 0 N Q |1 N 9 8 - Jewish Heritage Pteturee' A jobless tcrssnwriter 5 Coffee grinder 1 Lichen predicated upon the intent of LAST HASTFORD 568 8810 i T finds himself reluctantly redis­ 9 Powerfui 2 Young lady 8 L E E E D MT ra 3 the parties involved. Be sure all 9:00 A.M. covering love and faith. Walter SIYAKOX; ______|R| A N E ITI concerned deal frankly with expiosive (Fr„ abbr.) N T CSD - Up Front Matthau, Ann-Msrgsrat. Dfnsh (abbr.) J A N T o ra one another. symphony oRChestPA 3 Mild oath e a A A T T E ra E CSD - Wonderama Manoff. 1982. Rated PG. 649-9236 Directed by Eme§l CirlUo 12 Woman’s 4 Feral ra □ VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) In - Scholastic Sports Acad. Dr lack Heller E T Q Tj L t\ F U E family financial matters today (SD - Sunday Morning 99 .lame 5 Madame T -SNOkVHlV:- Ofo n M -L 1 F 8 try to be flexible, or you may d D - MOVIE; 'Beau James' Tha 98 - Sunday at tha King's Music Director and Conductor 13 Grimace (abbr.) IT 0 a L E 01 fait to appreciate the ideas of. recreation of the political car­ House 14 Gallic 6 Social club E Q ” ra 8 E 0 E 1 eer of Mayor Jimmy Walker in (2D - News/Spoits/Waather affirmative (abbr.) L others. Their suggestions could PANCAKE BREAKFAST B □ { o_ u 8 "o 0 U be superior. 1920*s. Bob Hope, Vara Miles. (S) - Twilight Zona *‘AU The Paneaket dfe Saueage iiioHB’ 15 Serb 7 Relating to n A V A L E 1ra 0 □ Paul Douglas. 1967. S-5 16 Long time the moon E T O B LIBRA ( ^ p t . 23-Oct. 23) Be ® - Ware You Thor# 7 m . KNAVES □ □ D a optimistic and hopeful today, \^CSD - Oral Roberta ■SYMPHONY NO. 1" Vou Can Eat” — ...... —' 17 Shelley work 8 Wound (29 - Enfoquo but also be sure to add a 9 D - Return To Planet Of Apes Sunday, M arch 6,1983 w w i t l l 18 Typo of car 9 Binge 30 Stuff 50 City in (38 - Jack Anderson B r a h m s s mm 20 Fell 10 Unclothed 31 Domination Nevada strong measure of practicality. 92) - Tennia: 1983 Davis Cup Confidential adM A.M. — P.M. Without thi^ seasoning the Opening Round • USA vs. unconscious 11 Of equal 32 Issue 51 Totals at 22 Sticky stuff recipe won't jell. A ri^tine - Singles Matches 'C* (38 - MOVIE: 'Chariia'a Angela' a m u - a m h h m m h score 35 Scent 52 One-billionth Three attractive female datac- THE ARMY/NAVY CLUB TOOTSIE @1 ^ 7 24 Sinbad's bird 19 Biblical SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If and 'O' (Start time tentative for 38 Cause to slant tivas use their wits and feminine 1060 Main SWOPI, MtnelisMtr.CT. 25 French city Patriarch (prefix) you're considering a purchase 5 9;00am program) 40 Set of charms to con the slayer of a — SNOWMAri- 29 Mother-of- 54 In a sheltered today and are comparing simi­ 9 9 - HBO Magatina •CELLO CONCERTO" 21 College garments wealthy man. Kata Jackson. AduHs 92.78 ChUdrsn 12 S unclsr $1.80 pearl athletic group place lar items, quality should take la - Superman Farrah Fawcett-Majors, Jaclyn Saint Saens 43 S.A. alligator Sponaond b f Tha Manehaatar Uona Club 33 Pipe fitting 23 Small bills 55 Small island precedence over price. Don't (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Smith. 1976 i O T M T O Q u i unit 45 Scull men be too discount-conscious. 25 Actor Kruger 56 Negates ( S ) - Oral Robart. and You (57) - sports America 34 Blood (prefix) 26 Harvest 47 Frontiersman SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. IS 59 Negative (S i (22) - Saum o Straat 12:30 P.M. 'WOWMAIi— — 36 Flower 27 Gone 49 American 21) Enjoy yourself today, but 37 27th prefix don’t do so In a manner which a - Club PTL CSD - High School Bowl 28 City problem patriot SUNDAY president could cause you to neglect 3 9 - Oldan Day. Coat 99 - Qraatoat Sports Laganda 9-S 39 Plants grass your family. Include them in 9 9 - World Tomorrow Today's program features Jean 41 Son-in-law of your plans. Beliveayg MARCH 13, 1983 AFRICA FRANCES @ 9:30 A.M. Mohammad CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (2D - Crossfire 42 Relating to In your dealings today the ben­ C D - Comment Quasi SololtL David Shamban You’re cordially Invited to (22) (38 - Meet The Preee 7:00 P.M. experience an African Safari with the eye efits you gain are not likely to d D - MOVIE: The Paleface' Co­ (28 - MOVIE: 'Victory' Alliod 44 Gormand be overwhelming. Be apprecia­ medy. Bob Hope. Jane Russell. torisonsrs fight a more private Qlobe Travel and KLM Airline. 46 Chemist's tive of small advantages and 1948 Manchester High School ^ r against their German cap- Slide presentation, question and to n n i'S workpiece you won't be disappointed. (S ) • Point of View tors on tha soccer field-whila 48 City in Brazil AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) their real goal is escape. Sylves­ answer session, refreshment. Infor­ O M N a B i Sf=CTLES^ JUST JOLP M E iF -y a U R B A U - Y TM ALMOSTAFBAID 9 D - Josie and the Puaaycata — SH0«WIAr>— — 49 Formal Try not to become financially ter Stallone, Michael Caine, THAT HE -THINK6 TOU'RE AREr '^Li'R B IN TO (SO HOME ANO speech 93) - MOVIE: 'On the Right Pele. 1961. Rated PG. mation on Globe group Safari tour. Ut-IU -lM I involved today with persons Track' A ten-year-old orphan's A AAieaSrYNiST/ B i e t r o u b l e i L-OOK nr U R 63 Americaii you know little about. Outward amazing abilities to pick win­ (S ) - Lswmakan Departing September 18, 1983. humorist appearances could be decep­ ners at tha race track attract at­ (S ) - Raino Saivsja SENIOR CITIZENS ft STUDENTS twnar. 7 / 67 Theodore, for tive. so you must pierce the tention from numerous city V short veneer. officials. Gary Coleman, Mau­ S2.00 Center Congregational Church 58 Groan reen Stapleton. Norman Fall. (39 - MOVIE: Mystary of tha GENERAL ADMISSION 11 Cwilar e i r ^ Maneheator 60 Lohengrin's 1981. Rated PG Million Doller Hookoy Puok' Tickstt Availabis: MARCH 7. 19SS 7:30 P.M. bride 9 9 - Voice of Faith Two men must deal with detec­ 61 Hoosier state tives and tha Montreal Canadi­ I At tha Door $4.00 ( S > Batman (abbr.) ans hockey team in order to • Bsilsr'i Music Sliop Une nice thing about the (2D - Evans and Novak smuggle diamonds out of Can­ 888 Main SL, I 6 2 ------Domini ada. Bslmont Rsoord Stiop 63 Place traditional roll film for (81 - Day of Discovery I aP* mil ivBl oBirles 849-2188 ® - WeloonM Back Kotter confidence in cameras: Your poor photos ®-Catabr.ta Ssbattian's Music Csntsr POP FgWTIHRWFOWMTIBP CALL: MSlTig 64 Distress call Q iW I t e f * «Rt UAAsg U8 PM SIMON 5 - S O tH U aren't available instantly 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Maroo Polo, Jr.' 1:00 P.M. 65 Inert gas for the group to criticize. 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. 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Paulo K. Pott Paula K. Post, 81, of 11 Onset FOCUS / People Ave. in Wareham, Mass — for­ held up merly of Manchester — died Thursday in Warehann. She was (I the wife of Richard W. Post Sr. of By Paul Hendrie Schenectady, N.Y. She lived 35 Herald Reporter • years in Manchester before mov­ Chevy Chqse's new movie ing to Coventry and Wareham. A single male suspect held up the Andy She was a communicant of St. Cumberland Farms convenience James Church and was the past store at 350 Hartford Road at [Rooney president of the Gibbons Assembly roughly 7 p.m. Friday, fleeing oh Ladies of Columbus, Daughters of foot with an undetermined amount Syndicated of cash, police at the scene said. - Isabella and a member of the Red Columnist But, seriously, folks, it's comedy I Cross Association during World Nobody was hurt, said a police W a rn . sergeant at the scene. She leaves a son, Richard W. He said it was unclear if the By Marilyn Beck make — compared, ,,fpr in­ Post Jr. of Wareham; a daughter, suspect had a weapon. Initial stance, to his last film, the Mrs.Gail Januszkiewicz of Coven­ reports on the police radio said that' HOLLYWOOD - Taking a upcoming "National Lam­ try, and five grandchildren. no gun was shown, but that the. tnini-tour of the sets-in-progress poon’s Vacation.” That was Funeral services will be held on suspect may have had one. ' Royalty for the Chevy Chase-Sigoumey "much more relaxed. It pulled Tuesday, at 9:15 a.m., from the Police closed the store for a Weaver-Gregory Hines “Deal out all the stops and was John F. Tierney Funeral Home, while after the incident while they of the Centuiy” film leaves one basically a matter of playing 219 W. Center St., followed by a questioned the clerk on duty and' feeling depressed. broad comedy.” ' mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. searched the neighborhood for the On one Burbank Studios And he’s had a lot on his mind at St. James Church.Burial will be suspect. can ruin sound stage are the remains of besides “ Deal” as filming has in St. Mary's Cemetery. Coventry. Police had not apprehended a what will look like a small continued. He’s working on the Calling hours at the funeral home suspect Friday night. Central American huUding, af­ script for "Optimum,” part of will be on Monday, from 7 to 9 p.m. “ We’re just starting to get into i(; ter it’s been blown up. his feature commitment to (the investigation),” said an of­ Standing by in a n ^ e r quar­ Warner Bros. He’s also lined up William Schoenborn ficer later Friday night. J dinner ter is a small arm y of as-yet- to play the unorthodox detective Reports on the police radio unclad mannequins eerily character ’’Fletch’ in a Univer­ BOLTON — William E. Schoen- described the suspect as a whit*' poised to take its part in an sal picture. bom, 80, of 7 Cook Drive, died Herald photo by Pinto male, about 5 feet, 10 inches tall,'' It’s always been a mystery to me international weapMinnesota Twins hose and work off their debts with a smile, "You know my Bavarian Christian Democrat I ’ll tell you that. He must have and Hartford Whalers instead. humility.” leader Franz-Josef Strauss, a gotten it from Phillip’s side of the Douglas Horst of Sabula, Iowa, One /s Mazzone's brother Ideal valuation: Month trip around the United Voters will also cast ballots burly right-winger who of all family. was one of the program’s first Sunday in France in municipal States on Amtrak German politicians most worries The two new police officers whose appointment PRESIDENT: Maybe. At least beneficiaries. His 1-year-old son elections seem as a test of the' Russians. Rochelle, N. Y., with a bachelor’s degree in Best way to relax: reading, cooking and was hospitalized for a respiratory was announded at a press conference Friday are Wallis Warfield Simpsoil was President Francois Mitterand’s The Greens, an ahti-NATO, business. illness last October, accumulating Robert F. Mazzone, of 267 Benton St. and Sean P. alaways well dressed. exercising 21-month-old leftist government. back-to-nature alliance on the a $600 bill. Rioran of New York City. ’They will attend the Police Training Academy QUEEN: You really know how to In Australia, it was expected Left, also are fighting fcr the 5 Preferred entertainment: rock concerts, old Horst, who had been worWng on Mazzone, 28, has been a dispactcher with the at Meriden beginning March 14. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser percent vote share that will put hurt a queen, Mr. President. a dairy farm before he was/laid off Police Department for three years. He is a movies would be defeated by Labor leader them into parliament for the first There are two more vacancies in the Police PRESIDENT: It certainly several weeks ago, will be able to student in the Law Enforcement Program at Favorite actress: Jane Seymour Robert Hawke in Saturday’s time, perhaps as Vogel’s allies. If Department, but the town adminstration plans to xwa'asn’t intended that way. Can I get pay off the remaining $164 of the polling. Manchester Community College. He is the ask the Board of Directors for permission to start they succeed and the Free Demo­ brother of Sgt. Raymond Mazzone. jrbiyou more champagne? Music: classical debt by painting three rooms at the In the West German election, the a new round or recruiting and tasting before hospital. crats fail, all predictions could go Roirdan is a graduate of Iona College, New QUEEN: If it’s French, yes. If Favorite magazine and newspaper: U.S. News United States has made no secret awry. filling the positions \ it’s more of that California, no. & World Report, Time and the Manchester -PRESIDENT: Hey, if you want Herald. V to play rough I ’ll ask you what you do with your old hats . . . the ones Favorite store in Manchester: Pero’s Fruit 5 Pope listens to anti-American speech your mother gave you? Stand Continued from page I 1983-Year of the Bible QUEEN: I wear them, sir! At Car: Fiat Cardenal, a Jesuit whoisoneof five priests who defied the Nicaraguan church, which is split by disagree­ least Phillip doesn’t put on a pair of eight-day, eight-nation tour of Central America and the pope’s orders to leave their government posts ments over the regime. .. to be spiritually minded Favorite color: royal blue Haiti. He visits Panama Saturday. those macho cowboy boots you The pope warmly embraced Archbishop Miguel When the pope mentioned Obando y Bravo’s name wear everytime you get within four Last book read: "Space" by James Michener In his short address, the pope called fora "genuine Obando y Bravo, a strong opponent of the is life and peace in his address, the pro-government crowd hooted in miles of a horse. And how often do dialogue” to end divisions and violence in Central government’s leftist direction, and other leaders of derision. Favorite quotation: "The more you say, the America, and, without referring to the United States, Oh, the depth of the riches of you get the grease changed in your less people remember.” the Soviet Union or Cuba, made a carefully worded the wisdom and knowledge of GodI hair? appeal for an end to outside interference. Pet peeve: “ People who don’t live up to How unsearchable his judgments, PRESIDENT: Boy, you got a ” I want to make my own contribution so that the sharp tongue too, lady. commitments.” and his paths beyond tracing out! suffering of innocent people of this area of the world QUEEN: Let me ask you this. If Favorite TV show: “Cheers” stops, so that bloody conflicts, hate and useless Next; troubled Guatemala Who has known the mind of the Lord? you could be king or president, accusations end,” the pope said, bringing a smile to Best thing about Manchester: “ Everybody’s Ortega’s face. or who has been his counselor? which would you be? GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - Pope John Paul II fierce determination to maintain Manchester’s ” I come as a messenger of peace, ’ ’ John Paul said in While Rios Montt is widely credited with stopping Who has ever given to God, PRESIDENT: Ijfmmm . . . of the will walk into a virtual minefield of diplomatic and many of the human rights abuses and wholesale United States or Great Britain? community identity and not make it into just Spanish. " I come as a servant of the peopie to help protocol problems when he visits Guatemala Monday. killings of suspected leftist terrorists that character­ that God should repay him? QUEEN: The United States. another suburb.” them with the word of love. The visit was thrown into doubt Thursday when the ” I also come to launch a call of peace to all, inside or ized his predecessor, another army general. Catholic < For from him and through him and PRESIDENT: ’The way things Guatemalan army executed six condemned men church officials have accused the present regime of Worst thing about Manchester: “ The winter.” outside of this geographical area, who in one way or despite a plea from the Vatican to spare their lives. to him are all things. are going I’d like to be Queen for a another favor ideological, economic or military still using brutal tactics in surpressing guerrilla (Compiled by Filomena Muccitelli) A Vatican spokesman said later, however, that bands. To him be the glory foreverl Amen. Day and then quit the whole mess! tensions that hinder the free development of peace, of there were no changes in plans by the Vatican to visit We’ 11 never Iw w what the queen fraternity, and of really human, spiritual, social, civil the country that at best will be a reluctant host. “ There has been some improvement, but this is still and the president talked about at and democratic progress,” he said. The symbol of the problems the Roman Catholic a military government,” a Guatemalan bishop dinner on board the Brittania or at - When the pope made the reference to outside church has in Guatemala is none other than the representing a rural diocese told UPI. lunch at the ranch, but it would interference, Ortega clapped his hands with gusto. .Bibles & Book; president himself — Gen. Efrain Rios Montt, a have been more fun for both of The pope shook hands with other government “ Indian villages are bombed by the air torce, and "born-again” Christian who left Catholicism to join them if they could have talked like members, including Cuitural Minister Ernesto entire families are killed if the army learns a guerrilla an obscure, fundamentalist Protestant sect stayed at their homes,” he said. two friends at a party. Herald photo by Pinto 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 5, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 5, 1983 - 1.1 Senior c/f/zen*^ Engagements Should I force my fiance Arthritis program to end his 'joke' marriage? D EARAB BY: I ’ve Uved with my failing the last few years, so I ’ve DOUBLE COUPONS fiance for six months. We’re been looking after his needs, such REDEEM MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR to begin planning to m arry and I am as buying bis groceries, providing VALUE. SEE STORE FOR DETAILS. OFFER EXPIRES MAR. 5TH, 1983 expecting a baby in four months. Dear transportation to bis doctors, etc. We love each other very much and This column is prepared by the He says I am his best friend , and everything would be ideal, except staff of the Manchester Senior Abby he’s told me repeatedly that he is that he is only legally separate Center. It appears in the Manches­ leaving everything be has to me. I from his wife. She has their two Abigail ter Herald on Saturdays and on always say, "That’s nh%,’ ’ then I Look For Our Beautiful 16 Page Circular. children and is living with her Wednesdays. Van Buren change the subject. boyfriend. Paul says he has a handwritten It’s LoadedT With Money iSaVSaving U l^ ^^llUC*^Values She has filed for divorce, but fisp By Joseph Dimlnico will in his drawer. He has no Activities Specialist that’s where it stands. ’They had a children, but he does have a ^ i written agreement that he would says was a joke from the start, then younger brother in town who is a In The Mail...Copies Also Available Greetings: Don’t forget this pay for the wedding and she would started a second family with you prominent attorney, but Paul . teeli el Shew #•*!<*%•< Wwwf is eveUeWelet Monday will be the start of our pay for the divorce. tiCS^ B~ while still married to someb^y doesn’t plan on leaving him ’ ■pscTwcBiyiwile#w ______At Your Local Store arthritis program, starting at 1:30 She sasrs she doesn’t have the else. anything because he thinks he is a p.m. and continuing for 10 weeks., money. (She gets welfare, child Since you seem to be the only one snob. Paul says bis handwritten It is sponsored by the Manchester' support, plus a lot of help from her Jn this three-ring (less) circus will is as good as one drawn up by a Public Health Nurses Association. boyfriend.) I have a good job but who’s in a hurry for the divorce, it lawyer. He didn’t want a local (EIP Nancy Nettieton, a group leader, everything is so high these days, appears that the only way to get it lawyer to draw it up bMause he will coordinate sessions on differ­ Deborah A. Phillips Brenda Wptson it’s hard to make ends meet, let is to pay for it yourself. says lawyers talk, and he doesn’t ent types of arthritis and their Michael S. Desroslers alone save anything. want his brother to know what’s in symptoms, as well as diet, nutri­ I'm not worried that they might D EAR ABBY: What is the it. tion, exercise and medication. The Phillips-Neiswanger have a reconciliation because they difference between a tourist and a Is it true that a person can make last class was beneficial to all who Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Phil­ Watson-Desrosiers both agree that their marriage was traveler? up his own will without a laWyer or attended, so make a point to stop a joke from the start. lips of 225 Kennedy Road, an­ Mr. and Mrs. Lucius P. Watson LEON witnesses? by the center and participate. nounce. the engagement of their Don’t tell me to leave him, P A U L’S PAL Also on Monday at 1:30, we will of 147 Dunn Road, Coventry, because he is my whole world. Can daughter, Deborah Ann Phillips, to announce the engagement of their DEAR LEON: A tourist is a start a new and different exercise Thomas Robert Neiswanger, son I do anything to force her to get the traveler who looks like he hasn’t DEAR PAL: Yes. It’s called class, unlike the dancersize class daughter, Brenda Watson, to Mi­ divorce? of Mr. and Mrs. Rotert M. chael Scott Desrosiers, son of Mr. traveled much. "holographic” will. It must be that we already have. The class Neiswanger of 45 Kennedy Road. ALMOST A MRS. entirely written, dated and signed will be geared to individuals who and Mrs. Ronald J. Desrosiers of The bride is a graduate of East North Windham. DEAR ABBY: I have a friend in the handwriting of the maker. have not been active. The class, Catholic High School and Man­ D EAR ALMOST: No. I hope you who is 75 and a widower. (I’ll call No witnesses are required, and no sponsored by the town recreation chester Community College. She The bride is a 1981 graduate of realize that your "whole world’’ is him "Paul.’ ’) He lives alone, and I printing or typing may appear on department, will continue for 12 will graduate from Central Con­ Coventry High School and is a man who went into a marriage am just a neighbor he’s known for the paper. weeks. Our instructor will be Rose necticut State University in May. participating in the Practical expecting it to fail, had two quite a few years. I ’m 54 and a Holographic wills are legal in Chiaputta. I urge all to participate, children in this marriage that he bachelor. Paul’s health has been She is employed by the Travelers Nurse Education Program at most states, but not in all. (LESSER OUANmlEBbS* LB) (LESSER QUANTITIES 1-LR 1.49), GROUND MANY TIMES DAILY for it will enable all to continue an Insurance Co. as an administra­ Windham Regional Vocational active and independent life style. tive underwriter in the Group Technical School. She is employed Fresh Chicken 99 A&P Beef ^ • Fo>«nn We also have some openings for Connecticut State University and - i v7' BEEF ROUND BONELESS the Plainfield dog track trip April He is employed as a radiologic to help avoid cholesterol? 99 is employed by Aetna Life & technologist at that hospital. Fresh Chicken Breasts A&P Lenten Seafood Shop Rump Roasts S. The cost is $12.50, which includes Casualty as a programmer ana­ transportation, admission and RB SIDE OR BEEF ROUND>BONELESS (STEAK 2.89 LB.) lyst. A June wedding is planned at A«aiLWi>d.-Sat.(lnS‘lfScnkvl‘'ishlK*p(J Fresh (iiiight-dn W Sn’tk'c Fish IXiUJ »49 lunch, with a choice of fish or A June 25 wedding is planned at DEAR DR. LAMB: We are wonder if there are any kind of food St. James Church in Manchester. Whole Pork Loin 49 Eye Round Roasts chicken. Sign up at the center. St. Mary’s Church of Willimantic. eating more fish since my husband that keep yoii warm. What foods Fresh Cod Fillets ,.2^’ Fresh Perch Filletsw^'"^* ib turned up with a high cholesterol EQUAL AMTa OF CTR CUT BLADE END A SIRLCMN ^ s«q HILLSHIRE FARM (BEEF 2.49 LB.) Male golfers are reminded about should a person eat for cold omcK FR0fE N -9O Z. PKG. QUICK FROZEN >29 the annual golf meeting March 21 count. I either boil flsh or use the Your weather? Or does it make any Ai^rt^ Pork Chops ■. r ^ Polska Kielbasa at 7 p.m. Individuals wishing to microwave on them. Sometimes I difference? Taste-O^a Haddock Dinners 9 9 Taste-O-Sea Fish Dinner p?,' 8 9 QUICK FROZEN-S^Z. PKG. .g QUICK FROZEN-1-LB. PKG. join the league are urged to attend. make a sauce for the fish, usually a Health We will draw up our roster from tomato sauce or something that Lawrence D E AR READER: People who Howard Johnson’s Fried Clams 1 Van de Kamp Fish Kabobs this nieeting. doesn’t contain any fat but adds a are thin often don’t tolerate cold as fCEBn On March 10, a retired pharma­ little zest to the flavor. Lamb, M.D. well as people who ha ve some body cist, Henry Seltzer, will speak on So far this has worked very well fat. The fat stores act as an A&P the use and misuse of legally but I am wondering about shel­ insulator to retaian body heat. Minute Maid prescribed drugs. lfish. I know you advocate using Now, that is different from the x v \ E F A R 4 . On March 17, our St. Patrick’s fish in the diet but I have read that (meat only for weight). Compare sensation of being cold. That Orange Juice Day Dance has been cancel^. We oysters are high in cholesterol and that to red meat, meat only, which depends on circulation through the will substitute an enjoymie pro­ that you shouldn’t use shrimp. We would contain about 70 mg. Oys­ skin regardless of how much body gram to take its place.7Further also like lobster but it is so ters, are as good in this respect as fat you have. IMPORTED-PLUMP WHITE ^ j q details will be forthcoming. expensive that it is not a big ordinary fish. Less than 2 percent Proteins release more of their Thompson Seedless Grapes ib 1 Because spring is just aAund the problem around here. How about a of their weight is fat. which energy as beat than carbohydrates co.ner, the men have bem busy comment on shellfish for those of translates into 21 percent of their and fats. ’This well-known pheno­ organizing the greenhouse as well us trying to avoid too much total calories, making them a menon is called the specific Family Bag Grapefruit 8 1!^, 2^^ as sowing seeds. Last year many of cholesterol in our diets? low-fat food by most standard. dynamic action of proteins. FRESH CRISP TENDER ^ g \ C the seniors supported the green­ Shrimp is a low-fat food, less Alcohol may make you feel head D EAR READER: Part of the Red.or Green Leaf Lettuce house by donating rectangular than 1 percent of the edible weight, warm because it dilates the blood FRESH TENDER YOUNG planting containers. We ask for misinformation about shellfish but there are 150 mg of cholesterol vessels in the skin caustag in­ your support again this year. If you \ comes from the old values for in 100 grams. SO you can eat creased blood flow to tte skin. But Dairy Specials ^ le ry Hearts 'p?g^79 have any containers, rectangular cholesterol which were deter­ shrimp, but on the days you do, be that also increases body heat loss. NUTRITIOUS AND HEALTHFUL o r k f ' only, please leave them at the front mined with oUt-dated methods. sure your other food items contain Since survival in the cold depends Fresh Mushrooms carlon office at the center. That cholesterol measurement in­ little or no cholesterol. Lobster on conserving body heat, obviously U.S. N0.1 -ALL PURPOSE YELLOW ONIONS OR . IMPORTED JUICY SWEET Jeno’s cluded a lot of things besides Sweet’N Low $ ' Variety show rehearsals are Becky Sue Seibert Lisa Ann Hebert contains even a little more choles­ alcohol may decrease a person’s 10-02. froz. Baking“ Potatoes 5 iL^88' Nectarines , b 8 9 ' A today from 2:30 to 5:30. Variety cholesterol. terol but many other shellfish, pi39 Bryant College. He is studying at School. He is serving in the 82nd Chocolate Fudge Cookies 99^ p.m. pinochle; 1:30 arthritis class; Sunday at 9 p.m. on W IN F radio. weekend March 10 through20. Itwillstartat7:30p.m. Nestle’s Chocolate Quik Long Island University at Dobbs Airborne Division, U.S. Army, at Perth Fillets TWO PLY — 1:30 exercise class for men and. The topic; incest and its impact. Friday and conclude late Sunday afternoon. Ferry and is employed by J.W. Fort Bragg, N.C. 175 Ct. 12-01. 169 women; 1 p.m. tax counseling; bus Moderator will be Adele Angle, focus editor of the Kl^nex Softique Tissue 'ZTbo* 7 9 ' • Regular Mays Inc. of Brooklyn, N.Y. An The weekend is open to married couples of all Fresh Monk Fish FiDets Nestle’s Morsels pkg. X pickup at 8 a.m. return trips after Manchester Herald. Panelists wiU be Jamshid backgrounds and religious faiths. Space is iimitPH TWO PLY k Oct. 29 wedding is planned at St. lunch and at 3:15 p.m. A May 21 wedding at St. James Marvasti M.D., SebastUn Mudry, Ph.D. and Karen Applications will be accepted in the order received. James Church in Manchester.- (Coronet Bath Tissue 8 ZS P ’ Ann Page Mayonnaise Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. oil painting; Church is planned. Prewo, MSW. Couples interested in attending should contact Dan or Fresh Shicked Minced Clams macrame; 10 a.m. square danc­ Carol Ferguson, 14 Louise Drive, Enfield, or caU .90C..7QC ing; noon lunch; 1 p.m. tax Coronet Napkins p^g. / ^ 745-1593. Fresh Sliced Tile Fish Green • Crown Slylo ^ Spruce Tmy Shrimp counseling; bowling; 1:30 p.m. Chorus to rehearse KLEENEX •Newborn• Newbofn 224 Russer women; 1 p.m. tax counseling; bus Memorial tree planting Vendrillo609; Anna Wajda 502; Gertrude McKay 589- Dorothy Ward 565; John Wilkinson 584; M a ru ret Chip CTookies pickup at 8 a.m. return trips at Vaughan 584; Martin .Bakstan 584. 12; 30 and 3; 15 p.m. C^kedHam The Environment and BeauUficatipn Committee of Thursday; 9:15 a.m. handbuild­ Also:'AlexanderGates 578; ArlinePaquin57S' Alice 97% FAT FREE the Chamber of Commerce is making plans for a Weick 578; Robert Ahern 575; Helen Bensdi'e 575 ing class; 10 a.m. orchestra Imported Bar-B-Qued stregt tree planting of flowering trees next fall. The rehearsal; noon lunch; 1 p.m. Anna Fortier 566; Harold Hinson 565; ElsaLenhardt one itinjvwUI be located on Route 44A in front of Faith 565; Vivian L^querre 564. Jerry Bowler — Slide presenta­ Baptist Church, on state property. dozen French Brie Whole Chickens tion; bus pickup at 10 a.m. return Plans are to plant kwansan cherry and Bradford after program. Friday: 9:30 a.m. 5 pear trees on the north side of the road east of the L a k e New Crafts program; basketweav­ Street parklet. [n Storu H;ikcr\ ing; 10 a.m. bingo; 10 a.m. The project is a continuation of a memorial tree Dt’li .Shop exercise class; 10 a.m. duckpin Thoughts 6 9 placement of crab apples there in 1965, the first year of bowling at Metro Lanes; 12:45 the program, and a later group of kwanzan cherrv Chef Pierre Apple Pie i4h lb. setback games; 1p.m. tax counsel­ i M. trees in 1976. Cooked Turkey Breast . 2* ing; bus pickup at 8 a.m. return Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman of the committee From the bondage of not growing trips after lunch and at 3:15 p.m. Kathleen A. Smith Susan G. Marino l _ said all previously planted trees lost to drou^t are "Tbe Road Less Traveled” was written in 1979 by Homesty le White Bread . « h 6 9 ' ( Ir’C’sc Sliop Hot Foods MENU FOR WEEK: Monday: Dennis F. SulHvan Jr. gradually being replaced with municipal funds and M. Scott Peck, M.D. from New Preston, Connecticut. Imported Switzerland Swiss . 2 ’ ’ tomato rice soup, sliced turkey on not with new donations. It is subtitled "A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth" and offers a very Ibrpedo Rolls < new!^ Vermont Cheddar Italian Style Meat Balls .b 2^^ whole wheat, brownies. Smith-Mora Marino-Sullivan Anyone interested in supporting the Memorial Tree 6.89' Tuesday: shells with meat Program may make a donation of $10 or more to the straightforward, affirming interpretation of the ^iergartfen German Bologna sauce, tossed salad, bread and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Piellegrino Marino program in care of the Chainber of Commerce 20 process of personal growth integrating psychological butter, cookies. Jr. of 272 Vernon St. announce tte of Enfield announce the engage­ Hartford Road.' and spiritual rather than separating them. He helps us Lorraine Swiss Baked M ac & Cheese engagement of their daughter, bring together some of the creative work of religious Wednesday: cream of spinach ment of their daughter, Susan Gail Pf«C£S EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY Z71N TfMU MANCH STH 1N3. Kathleen A. Smith, to Wayne P. Marino to Dennis Francis Sullivan and non-religious people dedicated to caring for 79 soup, ham salad on rye, chocolate ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OH RETAIL DEALERS pudding. Mora, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jr., of 88 Oak St., son of Mrs. New cancer Info number others. * \^Winc Cheddar Loaf lb. 4 Chicken Legs or Breasts ib l Thursday: oven fried chicken Mora of 330 Hackmatack St. George Smith of New Britian and As the title suggesto, spiritual growth is often not The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ pursued. Peck suggesU that this may be less because breast, rice pilaf, peas, cranberry the late Dennis F. Sullivan Sr. The Connecticut Cancer Information Service has a ate of Manchester High School. of tbe religious connoUtions and more because ^iich sauce, roll and butter, lemon tart. The bride-elect is a graduate of new, easy-to-remember toll-ftee number — 1-800-4- She is employed at Aetna Life and growth is “ daman bard work.’’ So if we have some Friday; vegetable soup, fish Enfield High School She is em­ CANCER. Cancer offices across the country share Casualty. interest in overcoming a certain kind of "laziness ’’ if submarine, dessert. ployed by the Haitford Insurance this readily recalled number. Callers will automati­ The prospective bridegroom is a Group, Farmington. telng more free U also more wonderful, maybe’tbe WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 1976 graduate of Manchester Com­ cally be connected directly to the cancer information BOWLING SCORES: Women Hi The prospective bridegroom is a office serving their area. Season of Our F i ^ o m will be an opportunity to do Single and Hi Triple, Ginger munity College. He is employed by some very rew a^ng, fulfilling new work, with a very graduate of Prince Technical Officials say they hope the new number will make it Yourkas. Men Hi Single, Mike the Manchester Police Depart­ unique and special medium — the persons we are. ^ CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA School. He is also employed by easier for people to call if they are concerned about BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER Pierro, Hi Triple, John Kravontka, ment. A May 6 wedding is planned Hartford Insurance Group. A June 559. at St. Bartholomew’s Church. cancer, a disease which 'affects two of every three 4 wedding is planned. families. Chaplain, Manchester M e m o t ^ H M p ^ / 1 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. March 5. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 5, 1983 - l .'S M A C C new s' USFL, Walker set for debut Spring doesn't just mean posies SPORTS Page 16

Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the the money together. This year only one family Bourret; Gordon and Doris Stevens; Mary and cooking pots and trying pans. Such caring by our staff of the Manchester Area Conference of was able to scrape together the funds for their oil Anthony Garofaloj, Rev. Francis Knikowski; Manchester youth who consider their neighbors Argentina in front Churches, Familiar cry heard delivery. Nancy Akin; Ruth Murray; Esther M. Peterson; in need! Bless you. Since October we have paid out $10,515 to oil Peter and Leonora DuBaldo; David and Joyce By Nancy Carr companies and utilities and have $1,652 promised Rizza Trainer and an anonymous donor. THANK YOUS This could be our year,” is the familiar annual Executive Director on guaranteed deliveries. By far the lion’s share Emergency Pantry: Our special grateful optimistic cry from Manager Ralph Houk of the went to the oil companies. Come April IS and the BIG MACC SUNDAY thanks to the parishioners of Trinity Covenant Boston Red Sox as he puts his charges through One of the more unpleasant facts of life shut off notices, we are going to be deluged again of U.S. Davis Cup March 20 is turning into a MACC family day. Church for filling the shelves at the Emergency spring training drills at the Winter Haven, Fla., concerning spring is that all the systems that help by people who finally realize they are NOT — Morning worship with your church community, Pantry with 160 much needed non-perishable food site. low income families absorb the high energy costs really not — going to be able to manage on their family dinner, then at 4 p.m. the Ecumenical items. Much thoughtful planning, shopping, We are an improved club over last season Herald Angle By United Press International begin to close out. By the time the crocus begin to own and by that time the deadline to apply for Lenten Senrice at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 itemizing and caring was involved in this when we were in the race until late September. I After nearly five hours in the push green leaves and bright cups above the state assistance is gone, where even the shriveled Church S ti^ t. Choir members from seven MACC collection. Our hats and hearts are off to you all! feel we’ve improved ourselves more than the searing heat of Buenos Aires, Jose snow, the deadline for applying for the state crocus blossoms go. churches will offer the anthems along with a Earl Yost, Sports Editor energy assistant program has arrived: March 15. other contenders.” Luis Clerc is on the brink of flutist and a Sacred Dance Group. At 6:30 the Right on their heels . . . Joe Makulis of the St. And as daffodils begin their gold dance, the Over on Florida’s East Coast, Billy Martin is touching off a torrid party in SO PLEASE — MARCH 15! Call us — 6464114. playoffs betWcQJtlK winning Deanery Team and Bridget R.C. Church St. Vincent De Paul Society blessed state winter ban (state law prohibits just as confuident that the New York Yankees will Argentina. Call Human Services and talk to Marilyn the InterchurchLehgue Team will precede the arrived with boxes and boxes of badly needed utility companies from cutting off service be back on top in the American League race. Clerc and American John McEn­ Rothman at 647-3096. But call — and talk to your annual Cops and Robbers benefit basketball protein foods and a generous check — just in time between Nov. 1 and April 15) on utility shut offs is “ I certainly don’t think the 1983 New York roe battled for nearly five hours on friends, your elderly neighbor, yourson and his game held this year a f^ !^ t Catholic at 7:34. for our Tuesday Pantry schedule. Yankees are a fifth place club. Only one of my lifted, wife, if they aren’t doing too well these days. Help the opening day of the Davis Cup Mark your calendar now for a family day of More food magic and caring . . . many many teams has finished that low in all the years I ’ve April 15 begins the annual season of utility shut keep your neighbor warm. only a part-time job. the hard-working Dumas first-round competition, but their devotion, music, worshop and just plain fun. thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Wohlgemuth and the good been managing and that was last season in offs. A number of our low income families will be We have a very troubled elderly couple who live turned in a professional performance with the match was suspended with Clerc folks of V.F.W. Auxiliary #2046, who also Oakland. I don’t intend to let that happen again.” Cougar fives during the recently completed holding a firm lead. without heat, light, cooking fuel and hot water in an older energy inefficient home and are EMERGENCY SHELTER collected and delivered a fine assortment of Confident, too, is George Bamberger of the New season...Yonkers Raceway has completed a $1.5 In an earlier match, Guillermo until the moratorium begins next fall. There is plagued by a list of medical problems that would We now have 12 won,derful volunteers who have canned goods. York Mets. The field skipper feels the addition of million renovation program. The harness racing Vilas of Argentina beat Gene literally no way they can pay $600 and $700 gas fill the rest of this column. They now owe their oil agreed to help us staffs volunteer shelter. Double And more: Thank you to Gloria Weiss for veteran righthanded pitchers, Tom Seaver and season opens April 4...Wayne Gretzky makes his Mayer of the United States in bills by the start of the next heating season. Every company in excess of $1,000. In this day and age that number are needed if we are to each take one summer for the past three years we have had arranging a donation of ice cream bars from Mike Torrez, is just what the doctor ordered to get second and final appearance of the season in straight sets. Vilas took 2 hours it’4 unusual for an oil company to allow a night a month as “ house mother or father." Harbor Foods in Southington — a special treat to back into a contending position. between 5 and 12 families in these circumstances cuitomer to run up a bill even remotely this high, Hartford Tuesday night against the Whalers. The and 45 minutes to beat Mayer, 6-3, Please, if you’ve been mulling over the offer little ones and seniors served through the “ I have been a coach and a manager in the big and many more who experience temporary shut bui the dealer says they’ve been customers for Great One is easily the league’s No. 1 gate 6-3, 6-4. possibility, give us a ring today at 649-2093 or Emergency Pantry. And to Marilyn Miller and league now since 1968. Last year was the first offs to 6 to 8 weeks. years and he really is concerned for them. We can 646-4114. attraction. Sunday afternoon the Whalers enter­ In the second match, play was Edward Rowe, again, thank you all. time one of my teams finished with a losing tain the high-scoring Quebec Nordiques. suspended after the seventh game make a small grant of $250 that wil help some but Speaking of wonderful people: The 6th Grade MACC FUEL BANK Clothing Bank: To Paul Quinn, Olivia Golas, record. It’s my goal to prevent that from of the fifth set with Clerc leading not as much as he needs. Childrens Stewardship Committee of Center Carol Cunliffe, Mrs.George T. LaBonne Jr. and 2 happening again. I don’t think it will.” 5- 2. U.S, Team captain Arthur Since Oct. 1 we have guaranteed oil deliveries Congregational Church, chaired by Mary for 48 households in Manchester and paid on 11 anonymous donations of Pampers. So much from the three managers on the eve ot End of the line Ashe took advantage of an optional FUEL THANKS Cleaves, collected money and contacted the gas or electric bills. In past years, a certain Furniture Bank: To Attorney John Cooney and the start of Grapefruit League competition in the time limit to call it a day. We want to thank all the last week’s MACC Department of Human Needs to determine to John Conner of the St. Vincent De Paul Society, Sunshine State. Clerc took the first two sets, 6-4, percentage of the families were able to pay the oil contributors who have put us right over the top an area of special need. The committee then Ray McKenna has lined up a four-star many thanks for arranging a successful Furni­ 6- 0, before McEnroe staged a bill themselves once they had a laittle time to get $2,140 to be exact. Hoorah! Thanks to Albert O. carpfitlly shopped for much needed cloth diapers. basketball attraction Sunday night at Penney ture Bank Match Game. Notes off the cuff High with proceeds earmarked for the Hunting­ comeback bid, posting 6-3, 6-4 ton’s Disease Fund. Ex-UConn star Tony Hanson victories. The decisive fifth set was will lead WRIimmantic against Bridgeport at 6 to be completed Saturday at 11 Insurers captured their third straight Ameri­ with the Explorers facing Bloomfield at 8. Jeff a.m. EST. Calendar can Division title in the Rec Department Carr, Jerry Fort and Fran Laffin will be with the McEnroe, sweating profusely volleyball competition with Redwood Farms East Hartford crew in what will be the first in a and seeking an occasional mas­ second best while Ambulance Service prevailed best of three set for the New England Basketball sage for his irritated left shoulder, in the National League and Buffalo Water Tavern Association playoff title...Little League baseball contested several line calls near the end and suffered a bad fall Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; nailed down the Women’s Division honors...Tree- hopefuls will have a chance to sign up for the Film series to continue Commuters service set s,in memoi7 of the late Christie McCormick and season Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 at the during the fifth set. 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 6:30 p.m., h Paul Willhide, will be planted on the Manchester American Legion Home. Birth certificates are Elsewhere, in Reggio Calabria, The film series, "Whatever Happened to the Human sacred dance group. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., St. ■ George’s Episcopal Church in Bolton will Community College campus, prior to the Italy’s strength as a top- rated V Race?" will continue Sunday at 7 p.m. at the board of Christian concern, Robbins Room; 7; 30 p.m., sponsor a prayer service for commuters every needed.Registration is $8 for an individual or $12 10-kilometer road race as part of the New for a family. Youngsters, age 7 to 12 are Davis Cup power was endangered Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 43 Spruce St. stewardship committee, church office. Wednesday through May from 7 to 7:20 a.m. England Relays in June. No word yet has been eligible.. .Danny Ainge of the Boston Celts has not when it split a pair of opening day The episode is entitled “ Slaughter of the Innocents.” Wednesday — 7 p.m., library committee, library: The church has also added a regular Wednesday received from the TAC regarding Manchester entertained any thoughts about reversing his singles matches with underdog Dr. Francis Schaeffer and Dr. C. Everett Koop will 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. morning eucharist each week at 11 to 11:30 a.m. being the siteTbr the National lO-K title race. ..Bill decision and playing baseball again. “ I have no Ireland. American-born Sean Soe- U P I Dhoto address the issue of infanticide. Dr. Koop will have a Thursday — 7:30 p.m., prudential board, Robbins Wednesday evenings during Lent the church will discussion with several young people on whom he Room. . Vincent, MCCollege president, has to be pleased regrets about giving up baseball for basketball,” rensen, 27, won the first match, 1-6, study the book “ When Bad ’Things Happen to Good 6-4, 6- 4, 6-1, for Ireland over ARGENTINA’S GUILLERMO VILAS performed life-saving surgery when' they were Friday — 7 p.m., service auction. Woodruff Hall. with the check for SI 1.506.84 he received from the he notes. Ainge and his Celtic teammates will be People.” The program begins at 8 p.m. with evening 23-year- old Claudio Panatta. In infants. Saturday — 8 a.m., confirmation class trip to Student Athletic Club THursday night to be used in Hartford Monday night for an NBA contest makes return in match versus Gene Mayer prayer, a short presentation by the vicar, and for student activities...It’s official. Bill Dumas is the second singles, veteran Cor- A discussion period will follow the film. A nursery Boston. conversation. against the New Jersey Nets at the Civic for young children is available. The series is open to the sports information director at MCC. While Center...Have a nice weekend. rado Barazzutti salvaged a split by country open a 2-0 lead over Chile. the public. beating Matt Doyle, another U.S.- ' Sweden took a 2-0 lead over Council orientation Retreat weekend for women born Irishman. 6-4, 6-3, 6-1. Indonesia at Bjarred, Sweden, Hie Naslase relied on skill and Italy’s non-playing team cap­ without loss of a set. Anders Jarryd experience to recover from a first MACC sponsors service The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Our Lady of Calvary in Farmington will host a tain, Vittorio Crotta was criticized defeated Tintus Arianto Wibowo, set loss to down Ricardo Acuna, Lutheran Church for the coming week: retreat for all Manchester women on March 25 for playing Claudio in singles 6-4, 6-2, 7-5, before teenager Mats The Manchester Area Conference of Churches will 2-6, 6-3. 6- 2. 6-4. after Floring Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting;, 6:45 p.m., through March 27. instead of his older and more Wilander routed Justedjo Tarik, sponsor an ecumenical Lenten service March 20 at 4 scouts: 7 p.m., orientation of council members; 7:30 The theme of the weekend is “ This is what Yahweh Rain delays LPGA event experienced brother, Adriano Pa­ 6-2, 6-2, 6- 1. Segarceanu staged a marathon p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. The p.mn., church council; concert series committee. asks of you ... only this . . . that you act justly.. .that natta. Who will play only in the Opening round matches at Tim­ victory over Hans Gildemeister. Rev. Burton D. Strand from Concordia Lutheran Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1:30 p.m., you love tenderly . . . that you walk humbly with your doubles. isoara, Romania, saw the host 6-4, 3-6, 0-6, 6-3, 9-7. Church will preach. Phebe Circle: 7:30 p.m., worship and music (Lod. Combined choirs from Community Baptist, Ema­ committee. The retreat master is Rev. Pasquale Smith with the with Palli taking lead nuel Lutheran, North United Methodist, St. Bartho­ Wednesday — 6 p.m., cub scouts; 7 p.m., MARCH sisters of Our Lady of Calvary. lomew’s, St. James, St. Mary’s Episcopal and the class; Lenten vespers; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. Reservations should be made two weeks priorto the Salvation Army will sing under the direction of P. Thursday — 10:30a.m.,care andvisitation; 11a.m., retreat. For information or reservations contact Melvin Lumpkin of Emanuel tAitheran Church. PHOENIX, Ariz. (U PI) - Anne- will resume play at 7:30 a.m. sixth place eight strokes off the Lenten service; noon, Bible study and bag lunch; 1:30 Doris Perozziello of 75 Oak St., or Betty Spauldinit of Marie Palli, a 28-year-old French Saturday. Following completion of Kathleen Labadorf from Columbia will give a flute pace. Floyd three strokes p.m., Martha Circle; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 66 Meadow Lane. woman making the most of her the round, the second round will solo. There will be a sacred dance performed by Palli began play Friday on the p.m., confirmation classes: 7:30 p.m., basketball second chance on the LPG A tour, begin at 10:30 a.m. As many tenth tee and three-putted the 13th members of St. James Church. practice. shot a 5-under- par 68 Friday to golfers as possible will complete and 18th greens (or bogeys. But, A free-will offering will be taken. The service is Friday — 7:30 p.m., intern support at Benson’s. Here'S Concordia's week open to the public. take the first- day lead over 72 their second rounds Saturday. she mixed in three birdies during Saturday — 7 p.m., Emanuel 2 versus ’Trinity at ’The following events are scheduled at Concordia golfers who were able to finish the On Sunday, those not through the backside and reached the Illing Junior High School; 8 p.m., Emanuel 1 versus Lutheran Church for the coming week: first round of a $150,000 tourna­ with the second round will finish. up on Inverrary field par-5, 470-yard 11th hole green in Open house at Cornerstone Temple at Illing Junior High School; 8 p.m.. Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian education commit­ ment before rain ended play. Following completion of the two punts. She made a 12-foot putt Alcoholics Anonymous at Luther Hall, 60 Church St. tee. church room. The event is known as the second-round Sunday morning, the on No. 12 and a 10-foot birdie putt The following events are scheduled at the Church of ’I^esday — 6:45 p.m., catechetics classes, educa­ the Nazarene for the coming week: Samaritan Turquoise LPGA cut below 70 shooters plus ties will on No. 17. Palli moved to the front LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - was at 73-144. Johnny Miller, who ” My game from tee to green got tional wing; 8 p.m., basketball practice, Kaiser Hall. Classic.. be made and the third round will side and birdied four of the first Ray Floyd fired his second straight won here in 1980, also notched a 73 me the 67 today, but I putted well Monday — 11:30 a.m., chapel service at the Wednesday — 6: IS p.m., children’s choirrehearsal; Cornerstone Christian School with Helen Dumas. Potiuck tor singles Palli owned a two-stroke lead begin at 10:30 a.m. off two tees. five holes. Included in this barrage 5-under-par 67 Friday to take a and goes into Saturday’s third too,” be said. 'T v e had a very poor 6 p.m.. Lenten supper; 7 p.m.. Lenten service of “ We still hope to finish Monday was a 20-foot chip shot which three-shot lead at the midway round at 3-under-par 141. putting year, but I think I'Ve got Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ The S.O.S., Serving our Singles group, will sponsors evening prayer; 8 p.m., Concordia Choir rehearsal. over former University of Texas cent Home: 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 standout Cindy Lincoln and Vicki and keep it a 72-hole tournament,” dropped for a birdie on the second point of the $400,000 Inverrary Golf Calvin Peete, who shot a 2- that handled. I could have won a lot potiuck dinner and workshop on making friends Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, p.m., church board meeting. Fergon of Boca Raton, Fla., when said Mike Reifman, public rela­ hole. Classic. over-par 74 Thursday, quit after of tournaments this year if I had ' Sunday at 6 p.m. at South United Methodist Church, church room; 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group, church tions coordinator for the LPGA. Lincoln had a four-birdie, two- Floyd, who has won 18 tourna­ shooting a 2-over-par 38 on the putted normally, and that’s what Wednesday — 6 p.m., children’s caravan; 7 p.m.. Main Street. room. play was suspended at 1;40 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., prayer and praise PST because of rain and wind. Palli, who first earned an LPGA bogey front side for a 2- under-par ments and more than $2 million in a front nine Friday without saying a I ’ve done the last two days,” The program is open to single adults of all faiths. An card in 1979 but lost it two years meeting; teen Bible study; 8:30 p.m., development interfaith service led by Rev. J. Stanley Heggelund 35 and was one under par the last pro career that began in 1963, word to his playing partners. Stewart was still optimi.stic committee of C.C.S. Only 72 of the field of 140 finished later, regained it during the winter nine holes. posted a steady, bogey-free round Stewart and Scott Simpson. PGA about his prospects tor a second will follow. Snow date is March 13. Concert choir to perform Friday. That was barely enough to Thursday — 7 to 9 p.m., open house for Cornerstone tour school and is making the most Fergun had six birdies and used in contrast to Thursday, when he officials said he had been disquali­ tour victory in three years after Christian ^hool. The Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., make the posted scores legal. of her comeback chance. only 24 putts during her round. opened with two bogeys in hisjirst fied, but they didn’t know why he dropping three strokes behind Friday — counseling sessions with Rev. Gerald will sponsor a concert by the Elizabethtown College Because of rain' delays both She had earned $6,816 going into Four golfers — Lori Garbacz, five holes and then rallied. quit. Peete was the tour’s fourth Floyd. Eddy by appointment. Healing service in Storrs Choir Sunday at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday the tourney’s the tournament and had been a Alice Ritzman and Kathy Post at 71 Floyd’s two 67s added up to leading money winner last year " I still think I can win this golf schedule has been altered. The contender the week before at Valerie S. DePastino will conduct a miracle healing The choir, from Elizabethtown. Pa., is on a tour and Mina Rodriguez with 72 — 10-under-par 134 for the 36 holes, and was seventh this year going tournament. " he said. "Three golfers who did not finish Friday Tucson before finishing in a tie for Men’s breakfast at Center service tonight at 7:30 in the physics building through their home state. New York and Connecticut. were under par 73. three shots better than first-round into the Inverrary Classic. shots in 36 holes? No hill for a auditorium, 36 Glenwood Road, University of The 50-voice group is directed by Harry L: Sitnmers, leader Payne Stewart’s 7-under- The 40-year-old Floyd believes stepper. I ’m just going to go out The following events are scheduled at Center Ckinnecticut campus in Storrs. associate professor of music. par 137. Stewart would have been a he has been in his prime the last and play the way I played the first Congregational Church for the coming week: The interdenominational service will feature gospel The program wiil include classical music, hymns, stroke closer but ran afoul of a tree few years. two rounds and don't make the Sunday — 7a.m., Center Church Men’s communion music, Bible teaching and ministry of healing. The folk songs, popular and patriotic numbers. Celtics top 76ers, 115-1,10 on the 18th hole for a bogey 5 and an “ I think the expression that mistakes coming in I did today.” breakfast, sanctuary and Woodruff Hall. There is no charge for the concert, but an offering WBBSbimJ service is free and open to all faiths. Herold photo by Pinto even-par 72. youth is wasted on the young is true The bogey on the 18th came when will be taken. ’The event is open to the public. Bunched at 6-under par 138 were in golf,” he said. “ I think 35 years he drove into the trees to the right NORTH UNITED METHODIST BOSTON (U PI) - Larry Bird (or good when Robert Parish stake the Celtics to their biggest Mike Donald and Leonard Thomp­ old is where the mental and of the fairway. His recovery shot shook off the effects of a sore foot triggered a 7-0 spurt with a short lead of the game, 70-63. But son with 68s Friday, Dave Ed­ physical aspects of the game come hit a branch he ''didn't even know and scored 32 points to lead the rainbow jumper to give Boston a Philadelphia retaliated imme­ wards with a 69, Hubert Green with together. was there " and dropped at the base Boston Celtics to a 115-110 victory 104-103 lead. Nate Archibald diately with 9-0 run and the teams a 65, Wayne Levi with a 67 and Jim " I ’m more at ease with myself of a tree. Religious services Friday night over Philadelphia, capped the spree with a three-point traded baskets the rest of the Nelford, whose 66 included a now. You don’t make the rookie “Bir snapping the Sixers’ .1^0-game play to give Boston a 110-103 lead period. tournament record-tying back mistakes, you don’t hit the wrong “ 1 couldn't hit it right-handed so winning streak. with 2:50 remaining. nine of 6- under-par 30. Mike Reid, club as often.” 1 hit it with my putter left- BIBLE Bird, who also had 11 rebounds, Andrew Toney then n a il^ a The Celtics, who trailed by nine who went into the round in second Friday's round might have been handed,” he said. The ball went Rood. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, nine assists and three steals, had 3-point field goal and, after Bird’s points in the first period, led 60-59 place a stroke behind Stewart, shot a perfect example. Floyd was Andover CHURCH OF THE AS­ m M ln g (ministry training), Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., first, ^EMANUEL LUTHERAN 10:45 a.m., nursery and se­ SPEiUtS about 100 yards into a bunker and poster. 9 a.m., Sunday 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, Public school; 10:15 a.m., worship SUMPTION, Adorns Street ot second and fourth Sundays, CHURCH, Church and Chest­ nior high class; 6 p.m.. four critical points down the jumper, Maurice Cheeks dropped at halftime despite being outshot a 73 for 139.' pleased with all aspects of his from there he blasted to four feet FIRST CONGREGA­ service. Thompson Road. Rev. Ed­ Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m,; Holy Communion and church nut streets. Rev. Dale H United Methodist youth fel­ stretch for the Celtics, who de­ two foul shots Julius Erving had a and outrebounded. Boston trailed Three-time Inverrary winner game. TIONAL CHURCH OF AN­ ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ Watchtower Study, 10:25. lowship; 6 p.m., S.O.S., 7:30 and holed the putt for a bogey 5. ST. MARY CHURCH, 1600 school; third Sundoy, morn­ Gustafson, imstor: Stephen feated the Sixers for the second basket on a goaltending call to pull 35-33 after one period but used a Jack Nicklaus shot a second DOVER, Route 6. Rev. Ri­ Main St. Father James J. day masses at 5 and 7:30 ZION EVANOELICAL ing prayer; 11 a.m., first, E. Forwlg, Intern; the Rev. C. p.m., adult Bible study. chard H. Taylor, 9:30 a.m , p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mis­ second and third Sundays, Henry Anderson, pastor CHURCH OF JESUS time this season. It was only the the Sixers to 111-110 with 1:03 to 16-8 run to take a 49-43 lead. The consecutive par 72 over the 7,129 Williamson, pastor. Masses 9,10:30 and 11:45. church school for oil ages; 11 Saturday at 5:15 p.m.; Sun­ souri Synod), Cooper and Holy Communion; fourth emeritus. S:30a.m., worship; CHRIST OF LATTER DAY fourth road loss for Philadelphia in play. Erving fouled out eight Sixers rallied with a 10-2 spurt and Inverrary Course and was 10 shots o.m., worshio, nursery core SALVATION ARMY, 661 High streets. Rev. Charles W. Sunday, morning prayer 9:45 a.m., church school, SAINTS, 30 Woodside St. Along a littto-travetod road day 9:30 ond 10:45 a.m.; Main St. Mai. and Mrs. 29 games and-° dropped their seconds later for the first time this the lead see-sawed the rest of the off the pace. Defending champion provided. holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine Holy Communion every adult forum, Bible study, Wayne S. Taylor, bishop, hung a homamada sign In a Arthur Carlson, 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Wednesday at 10 o.m. nursery; 11 a.m., worship, 9:15 o.m., socroment meet­ league-leading record to 50-8. year. quarter. Bird had 20 in the first half Hale Irwin carded a 70-143 and 1981 Eagle hockey team Confessions 4:30 fo 5 o.m. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., live oak tree that read: "Qod Is SECOND CONGREGA­ school and Youth Forum. CALVARY CHURCH (As­ alternative worship in ing; 10:15 o.m., Sunday Bird hit a 20-footer and then Kevin McHale added 21 (or the and McHale 12, including eight in winner Tom Kite, the tour’s second holiness meeting; 7 p.m., Holy Communion first and semblies of God), 400 Buck- chapel, nursery. school ond primary; 11:25 Qraater." Nothing was com­ Bolton TIONAL CHURCH, Route solvation meeting. added a pair of free throws with 55 the second quarter. leading money winner this year. 44A. Rev. David Jarvis, Inte­ third Sundoy. Ipnd Rood, Rev. Kenneth L. o.m., priesthood and relief pared to Qod ~ not "Qod is Celtics while Cedric Maxwell had OtURCH OF ST. MAU­ UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ly- Gustafson, pastor. 9:X a.m., CONCORDIA LUTHERAN society. seconds to play to give Boston a 19. Moses Malone led the Sixers rim minister. 9:45 a.m., CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge CHURCH (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. greater than . . RICE, 32 Hebron Rood. The church school, grades dall and Vernon streets. E u ­ Sunday school; 10:X a.m., ST. JIMES CHURCH, 896 St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, min­ gene Brewer and Steve Holt, Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ 113-110 lead. Gerald Henderson with 26 while Erving had 23 and in quarterfinals Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pos- nursery through 6; 10 a.m., worship, child-care and Main St. Rev. Francis V. This homaty and unusual ister. 10a.m.,Sundovschool; ministers. Sunday services: 9 nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening tor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commun­ KrukowskI, Rev. Robert Bur- had a steal and basket in the final Toney 21, including 13 in the First tor. SoturdovmossotSp.m ; worship; 11 a.m., church 11 a.m., morning worshio; 6 ion, nursery; 9:15 o.m., sign in an out-oMha-way Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 school grades 7 through a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., service of praise and Bible bonk. Rev. RIchord A. La- seconds when the Sixers were period. Local runners and 11 a.m. p.m., evening worship; 7:30 worship; 6 p.m., worshipp. preaching. Christian growth hour, more, team minister. Rev. piece points up an important adult, coffee and fellowship, p.m., bible study (Tuesdov); nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy trying to set up a three-point play. The teams were tied 82-82 after Hawks 115-87 They came out in front after one The East-North Branford winner BOLTON UNITED METH­ confirmotlon class, iunlor Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible NORTH UNITED METHO­ Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ fact about Qod. Ha la Incom­ 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer study.' Nursery provided for DIST CHURCH, 300 Porkir Communion, nursery. day masses at 4 and 6:30 In a game where the biggest lead three periods. All five Boston at Invitational | period. faces the South Windsor-Conard ODIST CHURCH, 1041 Boston choir rehearsal. parable. There la no one or Turnpike. Rev. Marlorle (Thursday); 7 p.m,. Men's all services. St. Richard W. Dupee, pas­ TRINITY COVENANT SK'J'"'**®'' "«»»esot7:30, ATLANTA (UPI) - Tom FIRST CONGREGA­ prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m,. CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack came in the first few minutes (nine starters scored during a 10-point Now East Catholic will have to winner at a time, site and date to be Miles, pastor, 9:30 a.m , TIONAL CHURCH OF COV­ FIRST CHU^RCH OF tor. 8:45 and 10:15 a.m., 9,10:30 a.m., noon, and Sp.m. nothing to which ha can be McMillen scored 19 points Friday Two Manchester High thinclads Youth service (Friday). CHRIST, SCIENtlST, 447 N. worship, adult Bible class, St. Rev. Norman Swenson, 8 points), the Celtics took the lead spurt early in the thii^ period to do it again— for real. church school; 11 a.m., wor­ EN TR Y, 1171 Main St. Rev. a.m., worship; 9:25 a.m.,^ likened or by which ha can be night to lead the Atlanta Hawks to and one from East Catholic have ship service, nursery. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 PRESBYTERIAN Main St. 10:30 a.m., church nursery, coffee between ser­ announced. The finals are next CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Rev. service, Sunday school, ond vices; 10:15 a.m., church Sunday school; 10:25 a.m., measured. Instead he their sixth straight victory, a 115-87 been accepted and will participate The fifth-ranked Eagles. 13-7, ST. GEORGE'S EPISCO­ a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., coffee and fellowship; ii " ' "■TBI ' Saturday at the New Haven PA L CHURCH, Boston Turn­ church school In Church Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 core for small children. school, nursery; S;X to 7 triumph over the Houston Rockets. at the prestigious Eastern States a.m., worship service, COMMUNITY BAPTIST o.m., worship.. Nen-denemineUoMl t>ecomes the nwaaure of all travel to the East Haven Arena Coliseum. pike. Rev. John C. Holllger, Lone House. Nursery care P'PJa IvOlOT senior high- BMe rnweependeeue Invitational Track and Field Meet vicar. lOo.m., Family Eucha­ provided. nursery, 9:15 a.m „ Sunday CHURCH, 585 E. Center St. M Y P ; 7 :» to 8:M p.m., SOUTH UNITED METHD- persons and things. King, Jaeger win tonight to oppose fourth-ranked rist; 11 a.m., nursery pro­ school; 7 p.m.. Informal Rev. James I. Meek, minis­ junior and senlar sacr^ DIST CHURCH, 1236 Main St. Ceurae The Hawks got 16 points from Monday night at Princeton Univer­ worship. Because Qod could swear 13-7 North Branford High in a Cl AC gram and coffee fellowship ter. 9:15 o.m., church school . dance groups. Holy Com­ Dr. Shepherd S. Johnson, reserve Ricky Brown while rookies ST. JOHN'S POLISH NA­ for all ages, kindergarten Rev. Laurence M. Hill, pas­ Write BWIe Study Ceurae. by none greater, he con­ sity in Princeton, N.J. slate tournament Division II quar­ BOLTON CONGREGA­ Manchester munion first Sunday of each INGLEWOOD, Calif. (U PI) - winner of Friday night’s match Keith Edmondson and Dominique TIONAL CHURCH, Bolton TIONAL CATHOLIC through Grade 4 continuing month. tors. 9 and 10:45 a.m., wor­ *84LydeSSI, firmed his promise to Bob Dussault and Mike Roy from terfinal bout. CHURCH, 23 Golwoy St. Rev. during the service; 10:30 ship; 9 a.m., church school, V MenchisHt, CT 08040 * Veteran Billie Jean King, playing between No. 2 seed Chris Evert Wilkins finished with 14 each. Tree Tennis coaches Center Rood, at the Green _OOSPEL MALL, Center SECOND CONOREOA- Abraham by swearing by Manchester and Eagle senior Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, Inte­ Stanley M. Lancolo, pastor. a.m., morning worship. T W N A L CHURCH, MS N. nursery through grade 9; Rollins and Johnny Davis had 12 Street. 10 a.m., breaking 10:30 a.m., mass. Nursery provided. himself. Hebrews 6:13. Men "out of her mind,” pulled off a Lloyd and Romania’s Virginia Steve Kittredge will be the local East faced the Thunderbirds in a rim minister. 9:30 a.m., wor­ bread; 11:45 o.m., Sunday Jjjjib St. The Rev. V. Joseph major upset and third-seeded Ruzici. points apiece and Dan Roundfield needed by East ship service, nursery, church ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH OF THE NAZA­ Milton, pastor. 10 a.m. wor­ are ever tempted to evaluate entrants in the meet that draws the pre-season scrimmage and took school; 7 p.m., gospel CHURCH, 741 E. Middle R E N E , 236 Main St. Rev. added 11 points and a team- high 13 school; 10:45 a.m., fellow­ meeting. ship service and church Andrea Jaeger won by default King captured the opening set, top 24 youngsters in each event the period by a 3-2 count. This ship; 11 a.m., forum. Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. N ^ e M cLain, senior pos- school; 11 o.m., fellowship ITY COVENANT CHURCH Qod by persons or things. FULL GOSPEL INTERDE­ Friday to advance to the semifi­ breaking Bunge’s service twice, rebounds. from hopefuls from Maine to North time, however, a lot more is at Scholsky, pastor. Saturday torf Rev. George Emmitt, hour. 302 Hackmatack St., Manchester Men are ever confronted by East Catholic High is looking for NOMINATIONAL CHURCH, mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mhlster of visitaflon and nals of a $165,000 tournament. the key break coming in the ninth Carolina. 745 Main SI. Rev. Philip P. CENTER CONOREOA- the question: Can Qod over­ stake. masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 outreach. 9:X a.m., Sunday TIONAL CHURCH, 11 Center King, 39, eliminated No. 4 seed game as she took a 3- 4 advantage. Dussault and Kittredge will be boys’ and girls’ tennis coaches for Coventry Saunders. Sundoy, 10:30 a.m. p resents come these adversities? And ’’They’re good,” said East schkol; 10:45 a.m., worship, St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis J r„ She completed the straight-set the spring, it was announced by o. m., adult Bible study and ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 chirdren's church and senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bettina Gunge of West Germany, entered in the mile run while Roy Coach Bill Mannix. ’’They’re a big COVENTRY PRESBY­ Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ the direction they take Is Director of Athletics Tom Malin. Main St. Rev. Philip A. nurseiYT-^ p.m., evening Bills, minister of visitations; 6-4, 6-4, to gain a berth in the triumph with the same format, Sabres 10-2 will be a contestant in the two-mile team and like to hit. We’regoingto TERIAN CHURCH# Route ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. service, nurbery. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, DICK BURR determined by their percep­ Anyone interested in filling either 44A and Trowbridge Rood. p. m., special Bible studies; semifinals against the winner of a again breaking Bunge in the ninth run. have to hit, too,” he added. Podelll, co-postors. Satur­ UNITARIAN UNIVRRSAL- posfor emeritus. 10 a.m., tion of Qod’s Immensity, His game. position should contact Malin at Rev. Brad Evans# pastor. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., day masses at 5 and 7:30 IST SOCIETY, East, 153 W. worship service, church "PRAY-THMK. ACT SEMMir Friday night match between top- BUFFALO, N.Y, (UPI) -G illes “ It will be a unique experience Sunday# 9:30 a.m., worship; power. the school at ^49-5336 or 647-8627. worship service. Proyer line, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Vernon St. Rev. Arnold West- school. Sun.,. Mar. 6 7KKI P.M. seeded Martina Navratilova and King and Bunge are doubles Hamel and Mai Davis each scored for them. It allows them to see and East advanced to the quarterfi­ 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 446-8731, 24 hours. 9,10:30 and noon. wood, minister, 10 :X a.m., TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, Mon., Mar. 7 Bonnie Gadusek. partners in the tournament. two goals and Mike Ramsey had compete against the best kids on nals with a 3-0 blanking of p.m., Bibie study ond fellow­ FAITH BAPTIST JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, service. 400 E. Middle Turnpike. JacK Redmond, who served as ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., CHURCH, 52 Lake St. Rev. 447 Tolland Turnpike. Tues­ ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Tuos., Mar. Jaeger, 18, of Lincolnshire, III., “ Billie Jean played out of her three assists Friday night, helping the east coast," said Manchester Rockville High. Paul Roy, Kevin prayer meeting. Rabbi Richard J. Plovln, 9:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. coach for both teams in the past, James Bellosov, pastor. 9:30 day, Congregation Bible CHURCH, Park and Church Israel Tabotsky, cantor. Dr. moved into the other semifinal mind,” Bunge said after the 76- the Buffalo Sabres down the Coach George Suitor. PRINCE OF PEACE o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Wad., Mar Hutt and Dave Olender had the stepped down following the 1982 Study, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ Leon Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. match when France’s Catherine minute match. “ I played well, but Pittsburgh Penguin^ 10-2. Track action begins Monday LUTHERAN CHURCH, o.m., worship service; 7 Theocratic School (speaking obson, Rev. Frederick D. Services, 8:15 p.m., Friday ' Lsarn how to pray nffeclively. goals and netminder Vinnie White campaign. Redmond is currently Route 31 and North River o.m., evening service. ’Tanvier was forced to withdraw she played better. You have to give course), 7:30 p.m.; Service ■ Moser, curate. 7:X a.m.. and 9:45 a.m., Saturday. Six other Sabres scored in night at 7 o’clock and runs ’til the shutout for the Eagles. North head pro at the Bloomfield Rac­ with a leg injury. Jaeger faces the her a lot of respect.” Buffalo’s sixth straight victory. midnight. Branford drew a first round bye. quet Club. I(» - MANCHESTER HERALU, Sat., March 5, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 5, 1983- 17

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By Fred Down the Boston Breakers at the Tampa Grange. Kimbrough of Texas A&M the season with so-so results. The S co reb o ard UPI Sports Writer Bay Bandits apd the Oakland was being compared as a fullback league suspended play at the end of Invaders at the Arizona Wranglers with Ernie Nevers and Bronko the season and never resumed. Herschel Walker and the United on Sunday and the Michigan Nagurski. The USFL's 18-game regular- States Football League will make Panthers at the Birmingham Stal­ The two signed with the New season schedule, marking the first their debuts Sunday before an lions on Monday night. York Yankees of a newly formed time pro football has been played audience as expectant as any since Walker's debut as a pro after a American Football League for during the spring and summer, Team Offense — well, since Tommy Hannon and brilliant career at Georgia, cli­ ends July 3 with playoff action Gall Toushin 37-39—76 Acuna, Chile, z-e, o-j, o-z, o-e. salaries of about $40,000 — then At Biorred. Sweden g pts avg Jarrin' John Kimbrough made maxed by winning the Heisman slated for the weekend of July HO Attuko Hlkoge 40-36—76 Syracuse 24 2103 87.6 astronomical forpro football. They Bonnie Bryant 39-37—76 Sweden 2, Indonesia 0 their pro debuts in the same Trophy and then forsaking his and the title game slated for July Anders Jarryd, Sweden, drt. TIntus Boston College 25 2150 86.0 worked out only briefly with their Golf Shelley Hamlin 38-36—76 Baseball South Carolina St 26 2226 85.6 Bowling backfield. college education with a year to go, 17. Laura Hurlburt 39-37—76 Arlanto WIbowo, Indoneslo, 6-4,6-2, 7-5, new team before making their Mats Wllander, Sweden, def. Justedio Houston 25 2131 85.2 The New Jersey Generals and ABC-TV also will carry a prime Vivian Brownlee 39-37—76 Oklahoma 28 2381 85.0 will be carried by ABC-TV begin­ debuts together in a game that' Morgo Stubblefield 4436—76 Tarik, Indonesia, 6-2,6-2,6-1. USFL officials hope Walker’s ning at 3 p.m. EST. drew a big crowd at Yankee time game June 17 with ESPN’s Team Defense coverage beginning a schedule of Amy Alcott 3439^77 Exhibition Bosaboll g pts performance is more exciting than It's an "event," all right, but Stadium. Sandra Post 4437—77 Natlonol League Fresno St 25 1277 Cunlifle Auto that of the two All- Americas of the 34 telecasts on Monday night in Cathy Sherk 3439^77 W L Pet. Princeton 24 1253 USFL officials hope the audience Suson Stanley 3438—77 0 .000 Scott Smith 171-459, Mike PaoanI 1940s and the USFL's history Coach Jack McBride of the Birmingham. It is a combination of Atlanta 0 James Madison 25 1345 163161-455, Don M cA llister 153^», isn’t expecting too much of Walker ' Roy Floyd 67-67—134 Sarah Le Vegue 3438—77 Chicago 0 0 .000 Arkansas St 27 1527 considerably longer than that of Yankees predicted “a revelation in avoiding direct competition with ; Payne Stewart 65-72-137 Cathy Reynolds 4437—77 Cincinnati 0 0 .000 Basketball John Ortolani 152-161-433, Jim BeU — as did followers of Harmon and Notre Dame 25 1416 173430, M ike Nicholson 151-^M> •i''" football history." Instead, Harmon the NFL and impressive TV . Jim Nelford 7266-138 JoAnn Prentice 3438—77 Houston 0 .000 Avsrewe Scorkig Margin the league they represented. < Wayne Leyl 71-67—138 Marl McDoogall 4437—77 0 .000 Evans 156425, Em il Polm lerl 151-157- Kimbrough back in 1942. threw two interceptions and both exposure, plus the financial Malth Los Angc off def mor •410, Bob M ike 166409, Ray Johnson The Generals' game with the LA ' Hubert Green 7265—138 Kathy Whitworth 3438—77 Montreal 0 .000 Houston 85.2 65.6 19.6 of the 12 owners which suggests ' MIko Donold 7068—138 Brenda Goldsmith 3438—77 0 .000 161-406, John Fox 399, Craig Coleman Express in the Los Angeles Coli­ Harmon and Kimbrough were showed only flashes of their New York NBA standings Virginia 81.4 64.5 17.0 153394, Pete Woltyna 393, Art Cunllffe Walker and his new league can . Leonard Thompson 7068—138 Danielle Ammoccapane-o 3439—77 Phllodelphlo 0 .000 Oklahoma 85.0 70.9 14.1 U P i photo seum is the showcase attraction of just as famous in 1942 as is Walker running ability and the dull game ' David Edwards 6969—138 M ary Hafeman 38-40—78 0 .000 159, Pot Irish 150. travel a far different path than Pittsburgh (Friday Nlght'sITamasNolIndudad) Arkansas 72.9 60.5 12.4 the USFL's opening weekend, in 1983. Harmon of Michigan was ended in a 7-7 tie. Gory Koch 68-71—139 Kathryn Young 3439—78 St. Louis 0 .000 Memphis St 76.4 64.3 12.1 Harmon, Kimbrough and the old ; Mike Reid 66-73—139 Rica Comstock 3439—78 San Diego 0 .000 Eastern Conference which also includes the Chicago considered college football’s grea­ Harmon quit the team after two Atlantic Division Fullerton St 74.8 618 111 weeks and Kimbrough completed AFL took 40 years ago. Mike McCullough 6270—139 Kathy McMullen 38-40—78 San Francisco 0 .000 Field Goal Percentago One happy Phillie Blitr at the W^ehington Federals, test running back since Red M ark Hayes 6270—139 Silvia Bertol-Acdnl 41-37—78 American League W L Pet. OB Caterers Philadelphia SO 7 .877 fg fga pci. Tom Welskopf 6273—140 Linda Hunt 42-37—79 L Pet. Kentucky 714 1280 55.8 Carol Lewie 123134-377, Joan Bal- Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies has become the BUI Britton 71-69—140 Pat Meyers 41-34—79 Baltimore 0 .000 Boston 42 15 .737 New Jersey 37 21 .638 Notre Dome 673 1221 55.1 dyga 128-351, Julie Wrubel 127-343, Dan Forsman 6271—140 Beverly Kloss 3440—79 Boston 0 .000 New Orleans 844 1533 55.1 Bunny Fellows 134, Jean PIneo 133, Sis highest paid pitcher in baseball after he reached an Andy Bean 6271—140 Dale Eggellng 4439—79 California 0 .000 New York 28 30 .483 Washington 25 32 .439 Stanford 638 1167 54.7 M ortlnelll 134, Helene Dev 144-129-388, agreement with the club at their Clearwater, Fla., training M ike Sullivan 6272-140 Corinne Zajak 41-38—79 Chicago 0 .000 Pepperdine 792 1452 54.5 Audrey Cody 166354, Dorothy Mathes Joy Hoot 6271— 140 Heather Farr-a 41-38—79 Cleveland 0 .000 Central Division 137-129-384, Sue Bolesano 166391, Lalne (zoorge Burns 6272—140 Barb Bunkowsky 40-39—79 Detroit 0 .000 Milwaukee 39 20 .661 camp. Top Atlanta 30 29 .508 Steullet 143366, Angle Ortolani 152-375, women net seeds 0 .000 Stove Melnyk 6272—140 Marty Dickerson 3441—79 Kansas City • Detroit 28 31 ,475 Juonlto Savage 131, Jean Folkowich Fred Couples 7270—140 Deborah PetrIzzI 4437—79 Milwaukee 0 .000 125, Linda TomaszewskI 346. AAork Pfell 71-70-141 Marjorie Jones 41-39^-80 Minnesota 0 .000 Chicago 20 39 unseeded Michelle Torres, a 15- Tze-Chung Chen 7271— 141 Terry Luckhurst 41-39—80 New York 0 .000 Indiana 16 42 .276 22Vz RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. South Africa, losing 6-2, 6-2. before informing the umpire she Woody Blockbum 7269—141 Beverley Dovls-Cooper 4440—80 Oakland 0 .0 0 0 Clevdond 15 44 .254 24 Hockey Caterers Road gets too (UPI) — Top-seeded Hana Mand- Mandlikova has had right knee was withdrawing from the tourna­ year-old from suburban Chicago, M ark Lye 7271— 141 Therese Hesslon 40-41—81 Seattle 0 .000 Western Conference Ed Florl 71-70—141 Susan Lynn Grahams 41-41—82 0 .000 Midwest Division Julie Wrubel 136343, Helene Dey 135, likova of Czechoslovakia and No. 2 problems for several months. ment and a shot at the $9,000 vaulted into the quarterflnals with Texas W L Pet. GB a 6-3, 6-3 victory over Wendy . Peter Jacotzsen «7-76-141 Toronto 0 .000 Dorothy Mathes 156370, Joan Baldyga seed Sylvia Hanika of West Ger­ After playing back-to- back tour­ winner’s prize. ' LIndv Miller 71-70-141 PGA statistics Saturday's Games San Antonio 36 24 .600 — 141-384, Carol Streeter 130-131-359, Sue many were knocked out of a $50,000 naments in January, she pulled out White, who had beaten No. 3 seed . Brad Bryant 6272—141 (All Timas EST) Dallos 30 29 .506 5V2 NHL standings Bolesano 140-374, Lalne Steullet 161- Johnny Miller 6272-141 Montreal vs. Atlanta ot West Polm Denver 31 30 .506 SV2 375, Angle Ortolani 126137-384, Jean for J.R. Richard women’s tennis tournam ent of an indoor event in Chicago last Unlike Mandlikova, No. 2 seed Mima Jausovec Thursday. Kansas City 29 29 .500 6 Mothloson 341. Lon Hinkle 6273—141 (Through Doral Open) Beach. Fla., 1:30 p.m. ____ _ Friday. month. She looked strong in Hanika had no injuries to blame. Torres has been impressive in ... Scott Simpson 71-71—142 Scoring Baltimore vs. New York (AL) ot Fort Utah 22 39 .361 14'/2 Woles Conference Mandlikova retired from her defeating Mary Lou Piatek on She quickly fell behind in the first triumphs over Camille Benjamin Andy NDrth 72-70—142 1, Roy Floyd 68.95. 2, Ben Crenshaw Lauderdale, 1:30 p.m. -louston 11 48 .186 24V2 Patrick Division By United Press International " Allen Miller 6273—142 69.14. 3, Tom Watson 69.17. , Rex Sundoy's Games Pacific Division W L T Pts. OF GA Elks game Saturday against Jim match against Canada’s Carling set to Vermaak and never gained and Australia’s Diane Fromholtz. 4 .737 — 269 177 The road back gets tougher and IThursday and had rattled off the . Mac D'Czradv 7272-142 Caldwell 69.25. T5, Bob Glider and Hale Atlanta vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, .os Angeles 42 15 x-Phlladelph 42 IS 8 92 Honk Hebert 145-387, Dove Locha- Palmer and the Baltimore Orioles. Bassett after dropping the first set first three games of Friday’s control of the match. She missed She plays Vermaak Saturday. Ken Green 7272-142 Irwin 69.35. 7, Calvin Peete69.36. 8, Tom Fla., 1:30 p.m. ’hoenix 36 24 .600 7Vi x-NY Islandrs 33 22 12 78 245 191 tougher for J. R. Richard. Portland 35 24 .593 8 254 231 pelle 137-394, Ken Cowperwolte 149-390, Alexander had a 1-7 record and a 6-3, complaining of pain from a match against Bassett in similar several easy drop shots and half a Bobby Wodkins 6273-142 Kite 69.42. 9, Don Poolev 69.44. T10, 2 x-New York (AL) vs. Montreal at West x-WashIngtn 31 21 14 76 Ralph Dover 161-142431, Bruce Fish Once one of the most overpower­ Peter Oosterhuls 7272—142 tied wUh 69.60. Palm Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. (eottle 32 28 .533 1 1 '/2 x-NY Rangrs 28 28 9 65 257 240 140-388, Dove Richards 148-139-399, Ron 6.08 ERA last season. recurring knee injury. Hanika, fashion. dozen first servces. Vermaak was 'i’he winner of a tiiird-round night zolden State 23 37 .363 20'/2 Pittsburgh IS 45 8 38 215 344 ing pitchers in baseball, the Mark McCumber 71-71—142 Driving Distance x-New York (AL) vs. Baltimore at Oevaux 151-394. At one point last year, Yankee who looked unbeatable during her persistent with backcourt rallying match between No. 4 seed Kathy Gibby Gilbert 6272-142 I, John McComIsh 276.5. 2, Andy Bean Miami, 1:30 p.m. kin Diego 20 40 .333 23»)neene (All Times E$T) Friendship required, but it’s not nearly as Seaver made his first appearance for the first time since leaving The Attanasio, to work on a 1983 clubhouse toward the end of the “I’ve been drinking since I was Ron Streck 6276-145 1, Ben Crenshaw .265.2, Tom Kite .251. Nelson, Edwin Nunez, Bobby Stoddard Celtics IlSg 76ers1IO Chicago at Boston, 1:15p.m. Lee Bean 216214-579, Cynde L aloie serious as what happened to J.R. in of the spring for the New York Meadows, a famed Arizona drug contract. season when my arm hurt,” he 14 years old," he said. “The whole Port McGowan 7273—145 3, Jock NIcklaus .248. 4, Rex Caldwell and Jed Murray. Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 187-496, Sandy Kershaw 178481, Lu 1980,” Rosen said. "Dr. Fields Mets and threw two scoreless and alcohol recovery center, said sodety of Michigan is a drinking - John McComIsh 7272—145 .247. 5, Tom Watson .245. T6, Isoo AokI Football MInnesoto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Toutain 178196178544, Shirley Pointer “The night before going to see said. Lyn Lott 6276—145 and Bob Glider .244. 8, Lon Hinkle .240. Cleveland — Signed guard Robert PHILADELPHIA (110) New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 467, Pat Porter 455, Pat Thibodeau 458, looks for a full recovery." innings as the Small-Fries, led by the pressures of the major leagues Tony I was out all night," Howe "The last month of the season society. They work hard and they Rex Caldwell 7272—145 9, Ron Streck .237.10, Ray Floyd .231 Jackson to a series ot 1-vear contracts. Ervino 1M7 1-2 23, lovaronl 2-6 2-2 6, p.m. Phil Hence 228567, Rich Woodbury Rosen said that although Ri­ coach Jim Frey, edged the Jumbo drove him down the wrong path. said. "It was the worst experience was the pits. I was a guy who had drink. Some people can handle it, ' Antonio Cerda 74-71—145 Eagles NewJersev (USFL)— Released kicker Malone 10-19 6-8 26, Cheeks 1-5 4^ 6, Philadelphia at Washington, 8:05 208529, Tom Kershaw 526, Pete Prlsk- Franks, led by coach Frank Lorry Mize 7275-145 1, Johnny Miller 7.1 Ray Floyd 6. T3, Dana Moore and center Jim Moore; Tonev 7-13 6-12 21, R. Johnson 0-3 1-2 1, p.m. waldo 511, Steve Kershaw 536, BUI chard’s recovery was expected to “I had never drank anything in I had. I used 2>A grams of everything going for me...a great some can’t. Bob Murphy 71-74-145 Peter Jacobsen and Mark O’Meara 5. T5, signed kicker (Tave Jacobs and tight end Richardson 3-5 0-0 6, C. Johnson 5-8 00 Edmonton at Toronto,8:05p.m. Zwick 554, Rich Begley 502. be complete, his baseball future Howard, 2-0. my life other than beer," said cocaine...about $250 worth. Then I wife and a house. I couldn’t figure “Up until tbe day I went in, I said . Joey Roeteff 7275—145 9 tied with 4. Joe Hackett; reactived from Inlured 10, Edwards SO 1-1 11, Cureton OO 0^ 0. Winnipeg at Von couver, 8:05p.m. would be determined by progress Manager Ralph Houk announced Howe, who tqrns 25 next Thursday. looked for a bottle of booze. out why I felt so lousy.” I could quit. But if I could have, I “ Jett Mitchell , 71-74—145 Birdies reserve tackle Ted CIrllloand linebacker Totals 44-84 21-31 110. Los Angeles ot Calgary, 8:05 p.m. ! Pat ■ 74-71—145 1, John Cook 113.1 Fred Couples 104. Reggie Mathis; acquired rights to BOSTON (115) Montreal at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. Powder Pull after tbe surgery. Richard will Friday that John Tudor, Doug Bird "But towards the end of last “We called Peter O’Malley (the He said he had no problem would have. There was no way in Massy^Kurdmbto 71-74—145 3, Don Pooley 101 T4, Tze-chung Chen quarterback Lemon Hall from Ariz­ Maxwell 6-12 7-8 19, Bird 13-25 6-7 3Z Sunday's Gomes miss the rest of spring training. and Brian Kingman will “more season, as the pressures built up, I Dodgers’ owner) the next day. Two obtaining tbe drug. the world I could have quit without DM Net Qualify and Ben Crenshaw 100. T6, Ed Florl and ona. Parish 5-23 1-2 11, Archibald 3-8 2-2 8, Quebec at Hartford, off. Sharon Oliver 177-452, Jeon Watson Elsewhere, manager Billy Mar­ than likely” work in Boston’s found myself turning towards .i — Joo Innran 74-72—146 Bob Glider 99. T8, Vic Regalodo ond Hockey Alnoe 5-9 00 13, McHole 10-11 1-1 21, Edmonton at Boston 201 Edith Tracy 489, Terry SiemlnskI "There are hundreds of thou­ The Meadows. I didn’tthink I bad a Keith Fergus 74-72—146 Calvin Peete 98. T10,2 tied with 97. Boston — Recalled goalie Mike Moffat Henderson 6-12 0-1 12, Robev GO 00 0, Detroit at Buffalo 451 Betty Gagne 454, M ary Wright 477, tin has decided to have a quick look spring training opener against the chemicals and hard stuff, namely sands of social cocaine pushers," problem until I went there. Lorry RInker 7274—146 Sand Saves from the Americon Hockey League. Carr 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 48-101 19-23115. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Nancy Hahn 181, Mary Bania 461, at Doyle Alexander, whose one Detroit Tigers. Tudor came on vodka because (his wife) Cindy he said. “ You can walk into any “Last year I spent about $10,000 Bob Eastwood 71-75—146 1, David Edwards .789. 2, Gdv Brewer NY Rangers — Recalled goalie Steve Phllodelphlo 35 M 23 20-110 Los Angeles at Minnesota Martha Metivler 189-480, Barbara victory in 1982 cost the New York strong in the second half of last couldn’t smell it on me. Seaver shines .»"Don Pohl 7274—146 .714. 1 Steve Meinvk .696. 4, Chi Chi Balan from Tulsa In the Central Hockey Boston 33 27 22 33—115 New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers Chamberlain 192-178532, Mary Lacha- bar in the country and I guarantee on cocaine." Rodriguez .677. 5, Hale Irwin .676. 6, League to replace Ed MIo, out 7-to-10 Three-point goal—Tonev. Fouled Montreal at Chicago pelle 201-464, Dee Smyth 199-517, Connie Yankees an estimated $500,000. season, finishing . with a 13-10 "It was the old saying, ‘I could Frank Connar 71- 75—146 Winnipeg at Vancouver Webster 185459. in AAets’ camp Bruce Fletshw 73- 73—146 M ike Donald .660. 7, Tom Kite A54. B, days with a pulled thigh muscle. out— Martin, moving in his customary record. Bird and Kingman, both quit whenever I w ant^.’ But I J.C. Snwd 74- 73-147 Isoo AokI .645. 9, Scott Simpson .643.10, Ervino, C.Johnson. Total fouls— 75- 72—147 Ben Crenshaw .641. Phila­ Sabres 10. Penguins 2 swift fashion, said Alexander, who veteran right-handers, were ac­ couldn’t.’; STev* Hart Grand Prbi Points delphia 27, Boston 24. Rebounds— LaVae Industrial has a $2.2- million long-term quired in off-season trades. Bird Howe began brilliantly last ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) MIk* NIcollette 72- 75—147 — Tom Seaver made his first Chip Beck 70.77—147 . 1 , Calvin Peete 600.25. 1 Ray Floyd Philadelphia 47 (Malone 14), Bi ston 44 Pittsburgh oil—2 Dave Chagnot 236-208208649, Don contract with the Yankees, will from the Chicago Cubs and King- season, allowing just four earned People still see 73- 74—147 584. 3, Tom Kite 5814, Tom Watson 581 (Parish 17). Assists—Phllodelphlo Wilson 208578, Butch Savino 208555, Go^ Hallbere Buffalo 4 4 a—10 start the team’s first exhibiton man from the Oakland A’s. runs in 50 innings in May and June appearance of tbe spring for the Ed Sneed 72- 75—147 5, Curtis Strange 577. 6, Bob Glider Soccer 21 First Period— 1, Buffalo, C y ril (Davis, Dave Mazzoli 246570, Ed Ristau 221- New York Mets Friday and threw Curt Bvrum 73- 74—147 514.333. 7, Lonnv Wodkins 488.25. 8, Hal (Cheeks 6), Boston 32 (Blrd9). Technical Andreychuk), 4:28. 2, Buffalo, Hamel 17 576, Floyd Totten 208, Rick Funke 203, two scoreless innings as the Terry Diehl 73- 74—147 Sutton 471537. 9, Craig Stadler 451395. —none. A—15,320. (Fenyves, Perreault), 6:23. 3, Buffalo, RudI WIttke 237-204617, Rich Higgins Tim SImpkson 75- 72-147 10, G il Morgan 451251 Halt 2 (Ramsey, Davis), 12:17. 4, 212-582, Dick Murphy 209-567, Al Schuev Small-Fries, led by coach Jin Jock Seltzer 74- 73—147 Buffalo, Peterson II (Savard, Ramsey), 226, Ed Bochl 202-571 Roger Miecz- Frazier as champ MISL standings kowskl 228-584, Ken Kopp 215, John Frey, ^ged the Jumbo Franks, le Gory McCord 72-75—147 Hawks 115, Rockets 87 14:31 Penaltie6Shedden, Pit, 3:26; by coach Frank Howard, 2-0. David Dorln 76- 71—147 Rlssllng, Pit, 9:38; Hamel, Buf, 14:19; M yers 211-208216630, Ort Cowles 247- Bob Boyd 72- 75—147 Eastern Division Peterson, Buf, 19:05. 594, Ken Cooley 228574, Joe Lauzon Seaver faced seven batters and\ Jeff Grvolel 73- 74—147 Car Racing W L Pet. GB HOUSTON (87) Second Period—5, Pittsburgh, Bul­ 557, B ill Foster 550. Newest Yank Baylor CHARLESTON, S.C. (UPI) — who bits hard with either hand. Bailey 616 10-14 18, Walker 3-8 0-2 6, C. gave up a single to Rusty Staub. Michael Brannon 73-74-147 Baltimore 23 8 .742 — lard “I would have hated to have Jones 34 DO 6, Henderson 5-12 3-3 13, “I did what I wanted to do," Joe Frazier’s eyes shined as ,.Thomoi Gray 77- 71—148 Cleveland 20 12 .625 3'/z 18 (Feltrin, Baxter), 2:10. 6, Buffalo, brightly as the IS lighted candles fought him in my time,” he said. . Ed Dougherty 72- 76—148 Chicago 21 14 .600 4 Teogle 8-17 0-1 16, Hayes 24 64 8, Houslev 16 (unassisted), 4:19.7, Buffalo, TrI-Town Seaver said. “I threw strikes. T on the large sheet cake marking, When Frazier knocked out Ma­ -Tom Jones 7^76—148 New York 17 15 .531 6V2 Murphy 5-11 65 14, Bryant 2-6 00 4, Davis 4 (Ramsey, Halt), 10:56. 8, Bernie Quesnel 203-569. Ray Bessette didn’t have any pop in my pitches Bob Bvmon 73- 76—148 Auto Racing Buffalo IS 17 .469 S'/z Paultz 1-2 00 1 M. Jones 01 00 0. Buffalo, Homel 18 (Fenyves, Perreault), Jr. 201-565. Glenn Prentiss 208-517. Pete this in the 11th round in 1968, it was Totals 3383 21-29 87. but I wasn’t looking for any. I the years since' he won the Tommy Valentine 71- 78—149 Pittsburgh 13 18 .419 10 11:28.9, Buffalo, McKegnev 29 (McCourt, Ford 202. Bob Arendt 514. Don Harris heavyweight championship over for a unified crown, but he . Donnie Hommond 73-76-149 Memphis 13 20 .XA II A TLAN TA (115) Vlrto), 15:31. Penaltles-Rissling, Pit, 50l Tom Jones 510. Andy Michaud 541. believes in Martin wasn’t trying to force it. I was able • MIcfc Soil 77-72—149 Carolina 580 GuaUlylng Western Division Roundfield 311 35 11, Wilkins 7-14 00 2:26; Rlssllng, Pit, 5:09; Baxter, Pit, Ray Michaud 543, Howie Edwards 550. Buster Mathis. conceded that the chances of a to throw the ball over the plate, Yotoko Hogowo 75- 74—149 At RodUnghom, N.C., March 3-4 Konsas City 19 13 .594 — 14, Rollins 67 64 11 Davis 310 2411 E. 12:17; Rlssllng, Pit, 18:18. Dave Edwards 521. G il Johnson 513. Ed It took him four puffs to blow out future merger between tbe World .BUI Coltee 7475—149 (LMod with typa ot car and quallfvlng San Diego 19 13 .594 Vz Johnson 310 1-2 7, McMIllen 38 7-9 19, Third Period—9, Pittsburgh, Gardner Hemphill 531. which is what I wanted to do.” Doug Block 75-74—149 spaed) Phoenix 18 15 .545 I'/z Edmondson 7-10 00 14, Motthews 3-8 32 22 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. supposed to pitch," said Baylor. started my problems with Ba­ the candles Friday, but nobody Boxing Council and World Boxing I, Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet, 143.413 mph. 8, Brown 7-12 24 16, Hastings 1-1 00 1 Seaver said he experienced none was suggesting the 39- year-old' Association appear to be slim at ' Tim Angls 72- 77—149 St. Louis 16 14 .533 2 (Kehoe, Carlyle), 11:09. 10, Buffalo, (UPI) — Don Baylor has not we were conceding one of vasi.’’ of the pain in his right shoulder that Barry Joeckel 7475-149 2, Nell Bonnett, Chevrolet, 142.337. 1 Wichita 15 15 .500 3 Totals 4391 2330 115. McCourt 15 (McKegnev), 14:05. 11, Nile Owls played a game yet with the New those games in there. Bruce Kison retired boxer was out of shape. He best. Congressional action may be Oryllle Moody 7475— 149 Bobliv Allison, Chevrolet, 141271.4, Dale Golden Bay 10 21 .323 S'/z Houston M 21M 17— 87 Buffalo, Davis 5 (Andreychuk, Follgno), Baylor r,palized hiis days with sidelined him after Aug. 15 last ' Tom Show 71-78—149 Earnhardt, Ford, 141171. 5, Cole Los Angeles 5 29 .147 IS Atlanta 1416 2113—115 18:48. P en altles-F o llg n o , B uf, 6:10; June Derench 231-202-591, Lisa Cox York Yankees but already he is a went out and pitched an outstand­ looked like be could still go several the only way to get the two groups Yarborough, Chevrolet, 141012. 6, Bill Fouled out—none. Total fouls— 208484, Dot H ills 179-507, Cheryl Bar­ the Angels were drawing to a close season with the Cincinnati Reds. . 'AAork D’Meoro 73- 76—149 saiuraav's Games Sauve, firm believer in Billy Martin. ing game in the second game, so we rounds. together, he said. Lou Graham 73-77—150 Elliott, Ford, 141.896. 7, Harry (>ant, Houston Buf (served by Ruff), 7:04; Perreault, nett 195, Beth Kenyon 188186537, after last season, when they failed Buick, 141.764. 8, Mark Mortin, Buick, Wichita at Kansas City 29, Atlanta 28. Rebounds—Houston 43 Karen W oodcock 178458, M arlon “I think Billy means 10 or 15 were conceding the thii^ game and Frazier was at a news confer­ Frazier, whose last fight ended Doug Tewell 73-77—150 Cleveland at Phoenix But, 10:29. to start negotiations with him on a’ ence promoting bis son Marvis’ in a draw against Jumbo Cum­ Forrest Fezler 75-75-150 141.518. 9, Ron Bouchard, Buick, 141.468. (Bailey 19), Atlanta SO (Roundfield 13). Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 187-17-37. Smith 181-468, Kathy Berzensk1192-509, victories for this club," sajd you can’t do that. I could be wrong, 7474- 150 10, Joe Ruttmon, Buick, 141.436. Assists—Houston 12 (Walker, Hender­ Buffalo 1818830. Bunny Ahl 208478, Laurie Gagnon 460, new contract until three days DeWItt Weaver Roxanne VVIIson 466, Priscilla Cush­ Baylor, who signed as a free agent but that’s my opinion. before the re- entry draft. AAurphy leads eighth professional bout which will mings two years ago, said a Nick Price 7476— 150 II, Darrell WaUrlp, Chevrolet, 141.332. son, Goolles—Pittsburgh, Herron. Buf­ take place Monday night, but it national standard needs to be Jim King 7477— 151 11 Richard Petty, Pontiac, 141.152. 13, Murphy 2 each), Atlanta 29 (AAotthews falo, man 478. with the Yankees last winter after “Kenny Forsch pitched for us all Tim Richmond, Pontiac, 140.842. 14, 12). Technical—Bailey, Haves, Hous­ playing out his option with the Fordham win. turned out to be a small surprise established for trainers. Properly Charles Coody 73-78-151 Sauve. A-11053 year long and we get in the playoffs “After the 1979 season (when he Kevin Powers 747 3 - 151Terry Laoonte, Chevrolet, 140.761. 15, Tennis ton Blossoms California Angels. "It’s because of and he didn’t warm up one time. He won the MVP award) I said I’d live party for the former champion. qualified trainers can protect Bernhard Longer 77-74-151 Kyle Petty, Pontiac 140.443. 16, Buddy coach Horris. A—7,269. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. ill-prepared fighters from getting Roger MaltUe 747 5 - 151Baker, Ford, 140.367. 17, Lake Speed, Morty Bradshaw 176-191-527. Bar­ the style of baseball that he plays stayed on the bench the whole by the contract I have but I wanteid The raspy-voiced former Chevrolet 140.313. 18, Geoff Bodine, (UPI) — Senior guard Mark slugger said today’s boxers have into the ring, he said. Buddy Gardner 7476- 152 bara Sullivan 186-508. Mary Bania — stealing a run or stealing a base. time. I always believe that ‘you Wollv Armstrong 7478— 152 Pontiac, 140JI24. 19, Dick Brooks, Ford, 188-462. Janet Hattan 190. Donna to talk about an extension. Their Murphy, former standout at East 138.670.20, Slick Johnson, Buick, 138.640. Tennis results Radio & TV “He has great intensity and you dance with who brung you.’ board members ''told me my better physical attributes than But Frazier, who owns a 365- Lee- Elder 7240-152 Schmitt 456. want to play for him. I can Whatever got you there, stay right Catholic High School in Manches­ their predecessors but are not as acre plantation near Yemassee Rod Nuckolls 79-73—152 21, Lennie Pond, Chevrolet, 139.225.21 Local basketball numbers were too high. Then that ' David Graham 7477- 153 Dave Mards, Chevrolet, 137.909. 23, ter, Ct., scored 18 points and Dave dedicated. where his sons train, said there Ronnie Hopkins, Chevrolet, 137.484. 24, , Davis CuS, Morch 4 remember playing against his there. If you get beat that way, you winter they went out and signed Craig'WBison 7475— 153 Eastern Zone Second Round Sin­ SATURDAY Home Engineers Roberson bit five free throws in the 7242-154 D.K. Ulrich, Chevrolet, 137.021. 25, Junior clubs at Oakland. He made you get beat." two other players for more than I “ They were harder workers in probably is little that can be done Greg Powers gles Tennis: Davis Cup, U.S. vs. Argen Shirley Eldrldge 257-569, Helen Eaton final two minutes Friday night to the olden days with more dedica­ to avoid situations like the ring BUI Sander 7476— 154 Ronnie Thomas, Pontiac, 136.847. 26, At Osokoy Jopon tina, ESPN • really want to beat him. So many Baylor was the Angels’ most asked for," said Baylor. 7480—154 Bobby Hlllln Jr., Buick, 135.470. 27, Playoff action In the Junior (.eogue 190, Donne PIneo 171-472, Cindy Hurley carry Fordham to a 66-52 victory DavM Peoples JoiKin 1, Chino 1 at the East Side Rec Frldov-nlght saw 1 College basketball: Vlllanovo 175-182-496, Dlone Cote 193-206-561, Pat times he’d get you in a position valuable player In tbe playoffs, tion,” be said. “None of these new death of South Korean boxer . Richard Zokol 747 4 - 155Sterling Marlin, Pontiac, 135.379.28, Tom over St. Peter’s in the semifinals of Gale, Ford, 135.269. Jimmy Means, TsuvoshI Fukul. Japan, def. LI Shlqin. the Warriors whip the Clippers, 6828, Georgetown, Channel 30 Cunningham 176, Ruth Poponlck 178- where he’d run you to death. He’d driving in 10 runs in tbe five games guys could beat me now, but I want Duk-Koo Kim last year. Roger Kennedy 81-75—156 China, 60, 60, 61; Liu Shuhup, China, and the Trallblazers upenc) the Jazz, 1:15 NHL: Bruins vs. Black Hawks\:s, > ‘450, Cathy Sohlollon 176-487, Phyllis "Kenny Forsch tokl them this tbe Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer­ to train my sons." Clarence Rose 7343—156 Pontiac, 134.995. J.D. McDuffie, Pontiac, def. HItoshI Shlrato, Japan, 8-6, 63, 3-6, Channel 38 run ail the time." and repeatedly coming up with the ‘T ve tried most everything to 7478- 157 134.871. 5147. Heritage 196457, Midge Bergeron 186 past spring he wanted a ney ence tournament. Randy Cavanaugh The Warriors will meettheTrallbloz- 3 College basketball: Pittsburgh vs. 461 Lynn Dovls 182-481, Alyce McArdle Baylor is coming to the Yankees clutch hits. Why then did Califor­ The slugger-tumed-trainer pre­ make things safer,” he said. John w n ^ 7641— 157 4-6,64. jjuitiKof jq St. John's, Channel 30 contract before the season started In a later game, defending 73-73—245 ers Friday night at 7:30 at the East Side 180-463, Rosemarie Downham 179-176 „ after five years with the Angels nia let him go the free dgent route? dicted Marvis will be ready to Denis tNmon South Korea 1, Philippines 1 Rec for the championship. 3 College basketball; North Carolina 478, Ruth Allen 174, Elaine WelnIckI or he’d become a free agent. I champion Iona met Army. Colvin Peete 74DSQ Jeon Youno-Doo, South Korea, def. vs. Duke. ESPN during which he became one of the "I think (general manager Buz- challenge former heavyweight 74WDR Brad Pelllgrlnelll hooped 25 points 176456, Hlldur ZawlstowskI 450, Eileen most productive hitters in the never said that. I said ‘look at my Fordham, 18-10, defeated St. champion Leon Spinks within a Lorry Nelson d Vlglllo SIson, thePhlllpplnes,61,64,8-6; and Ralph Jeannotte 72 (or the War­ 3:30 Pro bowling: Cleveland Open, Henson 468, Connie Hess 476, Janet zie) Bavasi really held a couple of numbers and let them speak for Kim Choon-Ho, South Korea, drt. Romeo riors while Mike Tomkunos and Mick Channel 8 Dakin 459. Peter’s, 22-5, for tbe third time this year. Spinks already has been Hall of Fame 5 College basketball: Wake Forest American League. Used almost things against me," said Baylor. themselves.’ I took his (Bavasi’s) Raton, Uio Philippines, 86,63,60. Gorbeck sank 12and lOrespectIvely (or exclusively as a designated hitter “In 1981 there was a picture taken season, taking the lead late in the offered a contract, a promoter LPSArnulti Football Non-Zonal First Round Shtglas the Clippers. Rick Longo (29) and Glen vs. North Carolina State (toped), word that we’d talk at the end of the At Chrlstehurch, Now Zealand Bolduc (12) led the Trallblazers while ESPN Rec last year, he hit .263 with 24 homers during spring training pf three first half and turning back a late said. fund growing Now Zealand 1, Denmark 0 5 Horse racing: Florida Derby, season. Forsch signed without I.PGA Phoenix Open Larry Stanford and Mark Yorgenson and 93 RBI. The Yankees, who Peacock rally be scoring the final Frazier praised his son’s ability, Russell Simpson, New Zraland, det. Channel 8 Art Johnson 159-139-432, Tom Martin guys on the team who bad won A l Plieenix, Ariz., March 4 dumped In 22 and 11 markers respec­ 169-145-419, Bernie Goodin 145-138-409, anyone knowing and got a 3- year 13 points of the game. saying he is a boxer and a fighter Michael Mortensen,Denniark, 86,9^11,6 tively (or the Jazz. 7 College basketball: Sunbelt Tour­ outbid several teams for his American League MVP awards — Additional financial support has (Par 71) 4, 62; Chris Lewis, New Zralond, l i^ nament, ESPN Jerry Smith 143-409, Ken Osborne services, plan to use him as their extension on his contract. Here I (Roki delayed. 72 oof of 148 finished first 142-138-407, Bob Schack 147-395, Roger myself, Fred Lynn and Rod Carew. am, a guy who had produced for been received by tbe Manchester USFL standings Peter Bastlensen, Denmark, 1()0. (Bad 7:15 Whalers vs. Nordlques WTIC DH against all types of pitching. I had gotten off to a rather slow light stopped play — match will resume 7:30 Celtics vs. Knicks, W INF Lobrie 163-394, Bob Smith 158-393, BUI that club so many times, and they Sports Hall of Fame from Man­ S^urdav) 8 UConn vs. Syracuse, USA Cable, Zwick 137-393, John Malorca Sr. 146 “This is a good club, a sound April and the scorebook came out Anne-Morle Polll 33G5-68 A t Reggio Calabria, Italy Cottege l^oop statistics 391, Ken Cromwell 386, Norm VIttner don’t start negotiating with me chester business and professional 3634- ,-70 Affonllc Division WDRC club,” he said, following a strenu­ with the picture on the cover and Midget football clinic v. vickl Fergon w L T Pet. PF PA Itoly 1, Ireland l 8 College basketball: Providence vs. 385, Jim Curtin 138-135-383, Roy Bernier until three days before the free men. andv Uncoln 35JS-70 160-381, Stan Jaklel 142-376, W alt ous workout at the Yankees’ spring Bavqsi said ‘what is Baylor doing 3635— 71 Boston 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Sean Soerensen, Irelond, def. Clau­ NCAA Division I Boston College, SportsChannel agent. You can’t negotiate a Bob Digan, chairman of the Lori Garbaez New Jersey 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Through games ot Fob. 2t, I9t3 9 College basketball: Illinois vs. Mavnes 372, Dick Roach 139-365, Tom training complex during which he on the cover with those two ..' Alice RItzman 37-34—71 dio * Brennan 148-361, Lanky Waickowski contract in three days." fund-raising committee, reported 36- 35-71 Philadelphia 0 0 D .000 fJO 00 Panotto, Italy, 16, (Compiled by NCAA) Indiana, ESPN impressed his teammates with llitters? ’ So I went in and I told him set for East Catbolic .....Kathy PosUewalt Washington 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Borozzuttl, Italy, def. Majt Doyle, Mission, Kan., March 2 10:30 College bosketball: Utah vs. 361, Red Madsen 145-359, B ill Pogonl Sr. an additional $200 was received Mina Rodriguez 3537— 72 359, Jim Jackson 355, Al Pratt 135-351. rocket-like line drives off his bat. I didn’t need that from him. I told 3835-73 Central DIvIsIIon Irelond, 64,6-3,61. Scoring Brigham Young (taped) USA Coble So Baylor peddled'*his services , from the followqing; ’ Mary Dwyer Birmingham 0 0 0 .000 00‘*00 At MOSCOW^ g fg ft ptsgyg “The bench makes it good. You him 'if you don’t need me on this The fourth annual East Catholic Instruction includes both lecture Cathy Mont 3627—73 on the open market and tbe Howard Holmes of the Holmes 3835-73 Chicago 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Franco 1 Soviet Uhjon 0 Kelly, Texas So 25 291 148 730 29.2 SUNDAY have to have a good bench to win it. ... Lourie RInker MIchlgon 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Yonnick Noah, Franco, del. Konstantin 27 290 175 755 28.0 9 a.m. Tennis: Davis Cup, U.S. vs. ballclub you can trade me some­ Yankees got tbe kind of player High Midget Football Coaches ‘ and demonstration and covers Funeral Home, lawfirmofPhelon, Chris Johnson 3538— 73 Brodley, So Flor If you’re without that you’re going Tampa Bay - 0 0 0 .000 00 00 Pugoyev, Soviet Union, 64, 64, 64; Jakubick, Akron 26 276 161 713 27.4 Argentina, ESPN BUI M cKinney 140-167-443, Craig where else.’ I had hit line drive referred to in baseball jargon as a Clinic will be held Saturday, such tops as: proper strength and Squatrito and Fitzgerald, Donald " Karen Permezel 3835—73 Padllc Division Henri Leconte, Fronat, doL Vadim 25 282114 678 27.1 Noon N BA: Nets vs. 76ers, Channel 3 to suffer." after line drive and they’d been L:..Sharon Barrett 3835— 73 Malone, Miss St Coleman 151-14^145-441, (iarl Bolin "gamer.” With the addition of March 19, at the school on New flexibility exercises for 9 to 14 year Genovesi of Genovesi Insurance, 39- 34—73 Arizona 0 0. 0 .000 00 00 Borisov, Sovirt Union, 1811,6162. Yates. Geo Mason 24 230190 650 27.1 1 College basketball; Memphis State 170-163-433, Ray Claughsey 156150-428, Baylor wouldn’t come right out „„ Janet Anderson Denver 0 0 0, 00 00 A t Buenos AI78»< FINd ( M l Porcontogo vs. Louisville, Channel 22 caught. I don’t think you want to Baylor and free agent Steve Kemp State Road. olds; proper fitting of equipment; Dr.Edward Flanagan, M.D., John Kathy Hits 3935—74 . MO Bob WEIIson 393, Frank Colvo 149-380, and say it, but there’s little doubt 3836- 74 Los Angeles 0 0 0 .000 00 AitMntIna l, UnUod Stat«0 g (g fg a p d . 1 ;45 Whalers vs. Nordlques, WTIC Jim Bell 148-379, Roy Frost 378, Gene hear that coming from the general to go along with Dave Winfield, the The clinic, for coaches involved proper instruction methods for Devanney of Highland Park '<■ Vicki Tabor Dakland 0 0 0 .000 00 Guillermo Vilas, Argentina, def. (Tene 24 166 240 69.2 2 College basketball: Virginia vs. he wishes Martin had been manag­ '. Hollis Stoev 3836— 74 Mlkell, E Tenn Kelly 376, Joe Tworonite 362, Ed Bolin manager. Yankees’ middle of the order could with youngsters ages 9 through 14, young athletes; proper contact 3935-74 Sunday's Oomae Mover, U.S.> 63, 63, 64; Jo^Luls Barkley, Auburn 24 142 215 66.0 Maryland, ESPN 147-361, Nonny Zozzaro 140-360, Jim Market, Steve Cavagnaro of Ca- Betsy Barrett (All Tlmee 1ST) Clerc, Arg(8ntlna, leads John McEn- 28 191 290 65.9 2:30 College basketball: DePaul vs. ing the Angels last season. The “I told him you can release me, be the most awesome In baseball. is design^ for and directed at the technique for young athletes to vey’s Restaurant, Wally Irish of Barbara Barrow 3935- 74 McDowell, Florida M artin 153-359, Pete Aceto 357, Fred 37- 37—74 New Jersey of Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Phillips, Pepperdine 25 193 298 64.8 Morquette, Channel 3 Pardi 355, Greg Lukas 355, Fred Angels came very close to reach­ but if you release me you have to care and weli being of these young avoid injury; injury prevention Jeannette Kerr Oakland at Arizono, 3 p.m. ILS., 64, 60, 86, 46, 81 (Time limit 27 176 273 64.5 3 USFL: New Jersey Generals vs. Los the Irish Insurance Co„ Dr.Ste- „.JW co KazmIorskI 3539— 74 Foster, So Cprollna McCurry 353. ing the World Series a year ago but pay me. Or you can trade me to "You’re only as good as your players. Emphasis is placed on (taping and rehabilitation); and phen Romeo, M.D., and the law Philadelphia at Denver, 3 p.m. surpassed — match will resume Free Throw PorcantaBe Angeles Express, Channel 8, WINF blew a two games to none lead to somebody else. I told him ‘I’ll supporting cast," Baylor points injury prevention and recognition rules interpretation. Sue ErtI 37-38-75 Boston at Tampa Bay, 1:30 p.m. Saturday) g ft (to pd. 4:30 Skiing; Men's giant slalom, firm of Ganity, WaUh, Diana and ,.„.Jane Lock 3738-75 Chloogoot Washington, 1:30p.m. At Montovidao, Uruguay Gonzalez, Colorado 25 73 79 914 Channel 3 /■ Milwaukee in the best-of-five AL make it easy for you, you can have out. "But they’re not going to be of injuries in tbe young ages. The clinic runs from 8 o’clock in Wicbman. Joan Joyce 37-38—75 Mondoy’s (Tome UragunylMoxIceO Cox, Vanderbilt 28 106116 91.4 4:30 Boxing: Leon Spinks vs. Carlos playoffs. It was a collapse that your job.’ And I walked out. able to pitch around Kemp to pitch Instruction includes local col­ the morning until around 4 o’clock The Hall of Fame Fund now Judy Ellis 37-38-75 Michigan at Birmingham, 8 p.m. Jose Luis DamlanI, Uruguay, def. Allen, Nev-Reno 25 111 123 90.2 DeLeon, Chonnel 3 ultimately forced Gene Mauch to “I caused a lot of commotion to Winfield and they’re not going to lege level athletic trainers, expe­ In the afternoon. Thftie Interested Betsy King 3738—75 Sotiirdoy, March 12 Jorge Lozano, Mexico, 61,62,60; DIogo Stepp, Eostern Kv 20 53 59 89.8 4:45 Dlym pic figure skating, Channel Calendar resign as manager. totals $385. The money will be used Penny P u b 3936— 75 Chicago at Arizona Perez, Uruguay, def. FerncxKto Perez Chance, SO State 26 85 95 89.5 8 around the clubhouse. Gene Mauch be able to pitch around Winfield to rienced high school coaches, in pre-registration should contact to improve tbe 1983 dinner and Cathy Morse 3639^75 Michigan at Tampa Bay loscale, Mexico, 64,62,61. RelMunds 5 Pro tigure skating; World Cup 'T ve had a lot of time to analyze was not the manager then, but be pitch to me. They won’t be able to equipment manufacturers’ repre­ East Catholic Football Coach Jude meet operating costs. 1,., Judy Ronl !n 3837— 75 Sunday, March 13 A l Tlmlseara, Romimla 0 no ovg bobsled, Channel 40 it and my opinion is after Tommy came in and talked to me. pitch around me either, with Roy sentatives, I experienced midget Kelly at the school, 649-5336, or by Lauren Howe 3936-75 Birmingham at Oaklcntd RonMnlo 1 Chile 8 McDaniel, Wichita St 26 371 14.3 5 College basketball: Sunbelt Tour­ Contributions may be forwarded ' Kathy Martin 37-38-75 Boston at Denver Florlng Segarceonu, Romania, Giles, S.C. State 26 336 12.9 nament, ESPN SA TU RD A Y John won the first game, all the (Manager Jim) Fregosl came in Smalley probably hitting behind coaches and registered football mail; 115 New State Road, Man­ to Nate Agostinelll, president, at ’'■’•Jerllyn BrUz 3639—75 New Jersey at Philadelphia d^, Cage, San Diego St 26 333 12.8 7 N H L: Bruins vs. Oilers, Channel 38, Ice hockey focus was on the next time he was and talked to me. I think that me." officials. chester, CT. 06040. „ . Patti Rizzo 3838— 76 Monday, March 14 Hons Glldemelster, Chile, 64,36,06,63 Sampson, Virginia 25 307 12.3 USA Cable East Catholic vs. North Branford at the Manchester SUte Bank. Carolyn Hill 40- 36-76 Woshington at Los Angeles 87; llle Nastase, Romania, det. Ricardo Halsel, Northeastern 25 303 111 8 NBA: Cavallys vs. Spurs, ESPN East Haven Arena, 8 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 5. 1883 — 19 (3 M\\< H E S T E K H E K A U ), Sat , Maicli 5, 11W3 C lassified.... 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS Notices Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods .*...... 62 For advertisements to be Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Mlsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Mlsc. for R en t...... 46 Home and G arden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m . on Frid a y. Look for the Classified Ads with'stars; stars help get you better results. 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Asking $55.00 anytime. plus more. Will train for Parking one car. Call house in Glastonbury. decks, all types of remo­ MORE MANCHESTER NEWS br best offer. Call 649- FOUND — SET OF KEYS several positions in var­ mission. Quality canvas USED REFRIGERA­ SEASONED OAK Fire­ oroducts. Call 6467820 649-1265. $150 per' month plus Va deling and repairs. FR EE 1433. 1977 OLDSMOBILE at Lincoln Center. Con be ious departments. Tui­ utilities. Call after 5 p.m., estimates. Fully insured. TORS, WASHERS, wood — for deliveries tion aide program. Call after 5pm. call George Griffing, An­ Omega, two door, 6 cy­ picked up at the Man­ Real Estate TH R E E ROOM heated 633-4204. Telephone 643-6017. Ranges - clean, guaran­ DOLL CHINA head, chester Herald office be­ 569-8202. teed, parts and service. dover, 742-7886. linder engine, automatic, PART TIM E Weekends apartment. 118 Main -hands, shoes. Nicely power steering, air- tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Street. Third floor. No TIMOTHY J. CON­ Low prices. B.D. PeartA dressed. $35.00. Tele­ p.m. Monday — Friday. F U LL TIM E Salesman - and possibly some even­ Son, 649 Main Street, AGED GARDEN Manure condltloning. Immacu­ THAN ANY OTHER PAPER! appliances. Security and N E LLY — total building phone 6463317. appllance,TV sales. Must ings. Builder needs indi­ Homes for Solo 31 643-2171. delivered — 32 bushel late condition. Economi­ vidual to conduct Open tenant Insurance re-' and Improvement servi­ cal car. Call after 3pm, FOUND BLACK AND have experience. Excel­ quired. $380. Phone 646 Services load, $85.00. 25 Bushel, lent wage and benefits. House for Model Home; ces Including but not . FOR SALE — special 643-4675. white cat, black spot on 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. limited to kitchens, ba­ $42.00. 15 Bushel, $28.00. Call for interview - ask show floor plans and . machine tap set and die, Telephone 677-1045. nose. Summit Street ANDOVER — Absolutely throoms, additions, gar­ t-%-11 left hand thread, for Valerie. 647-9997. options, and set up ap- M lsc for Sale 63 — 1971 DODGE DART Swin­ area. 646-1536. Immaculate three bed­ MANCHESTER — Main Services Offered 51 ages, roofing and siding, like new. $65.00. Call 742- 20 oolntments. Familiarity ger, automatic transmls- Still Only o Per Copy! room ranch. Features Street. Two rooms, door and window re­ '6871. with housing terms. Real ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaa * * * S i o n , air-conditioning. 5 LOST LARGE gray tiger treed lot, wall to wall sstate license helpful. heated, hot water, ap­ placement, remodeling, (S Good condition. $600.00 cat with white paws and TRANSCfdPTIONST carpet, walk-out base­ pliances. No pets. Secur­ Pets Part time position available Hourly rate plus bonus. renovations and new con­ FOR SALE — shower or best offer. 649-0802. breast In vicinity of ment and woodstove. A ity. Parking. 523-7047. C Si M TR E E Service — for a medical transcrlptlonlst Call Multi Personnel, 643- Free estimates, discount struction. 6461379. door for shower stall, Green HIM and Hebron in our medical records must to see. $61,900. Tay­ -tem pered glass, mea- Road, Bolton. Please call 7700. lor Associates, 633-4665. senior citizens. Company SY LVESTER T Y P E Cot, 1979 CAPRI, four cy­ department. Good typing MAti^HESTER — very Manchester owned and SKAPARAS HOME Re­ ALUMINUM SHEETS . sures 32 Inches across. linder, sunroof, AM /FM - 643-9551 with any skills and medical ter­ nice two bedroom apart­ used as printing plates black white, short CLERICAL POSITION— operated. Call 6461327. modeling — all types of ^.$50.00. C all 647-1491 /tape. Rustproofed, Information. minology Is necessary. Hours MANCHESTER — Four ment available Imm6 additions. Interior and .007" thick, 23 X 284". S5< - evenings. hoir, nTne months, neu­ are 6 am - 1 pm every Satur- requiring strong figure family. 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Strano Real Est­ shades, Venetian blinds. 0918. white, four door, five ment at 647-4710. Buckland Station, Man­ Keys. T V FOR RENT. -^6461565. spMd, two litre engine, Rd. Bolton. Please call hc ms v ate, 6462000. MANCHESTER — mod­ END ROLLS— 27'/2Wldfh M I I MHwiil NtspiM chester Ct. 06040. Marlow's, 867 Main AM/FM stereo, excellent 643-9551 with any 71 St. UandiMlar ern four room apartment Street. 649-5221. RootIng/SIdIng - 25 cents; ISVa width -10 '^ROYAL MANUAL Ty- aaaasaaaaaaseaasasaaaas condition. $4200. 872-8380. Informofton. E.O.E. FLDRIDA VACATION — In four family house. cents. MUSTbepicked Op ..pewriter, office size, ex- PART T IM E Weekends condo resort. 18 miles to and possibly some even­ Central location. Ap­ at the Manchester Hercrid ,.i;ellent condition. $50.00 Musical Items 66 1976 M USTANG Hatch­ LOST W H ITE and black, Disney, two bedroom, pliances, carpeting and BRICKS, BLOCKS, ings. Builder needs indi­ STONE — Concrete. Office BEFORE 11 AM or best offer. Call 643- back, four cylinder, auto­ long haired kitten. Five TOO L AND DIE Maker— fully equipped, fishing, parking Included. $350 BIDWELL HOME Im­ O N LY. ; .7847. minimum ten years air­ vidual to conduct Open Chimney repairs. No lob provement Company — matic transmission, good months. Male. Center tennis, lake, pool, shuf- plus utilities. 647-1113 af­ C LAR IN ET FOR Sale, area. Reward. Any Infor­ craft related experience. House for Model Homes; fleboard, golf nearby. too small. Call 644-8356. Roofing, siding, altera­ condition. $1800. 649-0932. show floor plons and ter 6pm. WOODEN FUEL BJn CB RADIO Tiger 40A $99.00. Ask for Bobby, mation 649-1326. Overtime and company Planned activities. tion, additions. 649-6495. must be dism antled, model plus pacer porta­ paid benefits in an alr- options and’ set up ap­ CARPENTRY, Shee- 6467719 after 4pm. 1971 JEEP PICK Up truck Weekly from $240. 906 3'/j R O O M A P A R T ­ •aaaasaaaaaaaasaaaaasa* $15.00.649-2433. ble aerial, used once, condltloned plant. Dy­ pointments. Famlliartv 3964091 Vacation Village, trock, all types repair — Gladiator. Four wheel with housing terms. Real M E N T. Private home. .both for $65.00. 875-6736. BANJO FIVE string with dr Ive, In very good condi- namic Metal Products P.O. Box 951, Clermont, Heat, appliances. Work­ work. Ceilings repaired Flooring Estate license helpful. and painted. 643-4551. SMALL MINIATURE case, good condition. tlon. Jewel Topper. Announcsmsiltf 03 Company, Inc., 422 North FL 32711. ing single adult only. No china cabinet two feet Main Street, Manches­ Hourly rate plus bonus. ..l i t t l e g i r l s clothing, $80.00 firm. Call 649-1921. AM/FM stereo with tope Call Multi Personnel, 643- pets/chlldren. Telephone high, mahogany glass excellent condition sizes deck. Step-up bumper. ter. 646-4048. FLORIDAS FINEST 643-2880. WATERPROOFING — 7700. five year written guaran­ F L O O R S A N D IN G — front with legs, $45.00. 5r ..newborn - 5, snowsult, Power steering, power 30% OFF SALE — con­ Adult golf and country Floors like new. Special best offer. Nice for minia­ pramsults, dresses, slack club community. Trees, tee on hatchways, brakes, bucket seats. Call tinued til March 5th. Can- M ANCHESTER ^ four Izlng in older floors, natu ture collection. 742-6016. sets, sweaters. $95.00 or Recreotlonol Items 67 742-7613. RN'S — Ideal opportunity lakes, security. Private, room apartment. Ap­ foundation cracks, drain­ dleholders, bells, boxes, MM m M Ym age lines, gravity feets, ral and stained floors. N ..best offer. Call 647-8305. figurines, fixtures, and so to earn extra money of uniquely designed manu­ pliances, dish washer, waxing anymore. John COMPUTER for other family members Down? <■ drvwells, window wells n \H O W ^ 1974 SUBARU G L, four much more. Mostly factured homes. From washer and dryer h0 6 Verfallle, 6465750. sbte: !Sinclair ZX-8t. are home to care for your M UP,M 0 hH and walls waterproofed. „ T W 0 l a d d e r Bock TEN N IS RAQUET wood speed, 72,000 miles, excel- Brass, 210 Pine Street, $36,900. Lake Fairways, kup. $495 utilities In­ Barely used, $75.00. Call chairs, rush cane seat, children on the wee­ e « n good 10$ MWng P.O. Box 4535, N. Ft. State licensed. Call either Garcia Pro, new, never lenf running conditin, Manchester. Thursday Avon! CaM S2S-0401, cluded. Call 649-3379. Chip 643-9909 afternoohs "good condition. Asking used. Just strung. $n.00 kends. We have one more Myers, Fla. 33903. or toll Hartford 563-3006 or Man­ Income Tax Service very little rust. Asking and Friday 1-9, Saturday or Zrs-2041 " and evenings. . $25.00 for both. Coll 643- or best offer. Call 646 $1700 will negotiate. Call 10-5. 649-7950. shared weekend position free 1-800-237-8909. M ANCHESTER — four chester 6463361 — Albert available. Hours are 8am Zuccaro. -5636. 0557. 688-4652, leave message. rooms, second floor. CABLE - 8pm. Alternate wee­ M ANCHESTER — Red­ Porch, basement, yard, TA X PREPARATION in Speaker cable, two 20feet ^fMANS BUSINESS Suit, TWO PAIRS Eagle Jar- 1971 VW B E E T L E — new kends, some of which is COUNTER CLERK — wood Farms, $84,900. parking. Convenient, HOUSECLEANING — paid on call. Beeper pro­ Domestic with three ye­ your home. Reliable, length with gold pins. List j,'excellent condition, 42 vlna waxless cross coun­ battery, need work. Ask­ Auctions work port time approxi­ Three bedroom colonial nice location. $295. Call reasonable. Norm Mar- $46.00 new, $25.00. Call A vided.-Call VNA of East ars experience, will clean long. $50.00. Call days try skis with poles and ing $350. Call 649-6646. mately 11am - 2pm. Earn in country setting. Foyer, 6864689. shall, 643-9044. Brian 647-0544. 6460746. Hartford at 289-5425 8am - $60 - $80 weekly while fireplaced living room, your house or apartment. boots. Like new. Sacri­ 4pm for an interview. Weekly or bi-weekly. A fice at $99.00 complete. DATSUN 1982 310 GX, children are In school. formal dining room, eot- FOR R E N T — modern INCOME TAXES Pre- ...... FLEA M ARK ET — now EOE. Food discount, uniform person you can trust, -SM ALL W ALL Safe, fire 742-5287. silver. Four door, five in-kitchen, large first three room apartment pored In your home or proof, key lock, sentry open every Saturday and provided, other fringe floor family room, 1Vi with excellent referen­ speed, 23,000 miles. $6000. Sunday 10am - 5pm. 811 East Hartford. $375 In­ mine. Reasonable rates. safe, 13 Inches x 8 Inches. MENS BOWLING shoes, Call 646-8636. benefits. Clean, pleasant baths, large master bed­ cludes heat, hot water, ces! For more Informa­ Main Street, Manches- surroundings. Apply tion, 6467971. $40.00. C all 643-4829 Brunswick all leather room, 7'/2 car garage. carpeting, dish washer, M. ” “ CustomCollectioii anytime. ter,CT. More new deal­ Dairy Queen, 242 Broad 647-9374. 46 size 10, worn less dozen ers, many Items to laundry, olr-condltloner. times. Tan. $8.00. Call eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee c u m M l a m Street, Manchester. Immediate occupancy. DUMAS E L E C TR IC — all choose from — antiques, types of residential wir­ F I F ^ E N HORSE power, 646-0339. MotorcyclM/BIcyclos 72 n U T IE MANCHESTER — seven Call 282-0410 or 289-3730. three phase western used furniture, hummels, room green manor ing, electrical Improve­ sebostlons, used clothes, BABYSITTER WANTED electric motor, runs. PROFESSIONAL SKI ranch, three bedrooms, NEW THREE Bedroom ments and repair work. paint, glass, china, col­ Wanted at once. Must For sixth grade girl ap- New or old homes,all lobs Potdi nilovff $50.00.649-6785 after 5pm. Boots, size 8Vb, like new, living room with fire­ duplex. $525 plus utilities. Bill. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ6S0, lectibles, household be mature and presen­ oroxlmately two hours welcomed. Fully li­ save. $150. Only $40. Call good condition. $1200. goods, etc. Free admis­ after school. Bowers place, eat-ln-kitchen, Call 6463681. 643-5336. table to work in modem large wooded yard. Walk censed. 6465253. Telephone 643-2023. sion — call Carl Benoit School district. Please WOMENS FOUR Piece pharmacy. Experience to Buckley School and FOUR ROOMS — first for more information 646- needed in retailing. call 649-5560. AUlt, 20V!i, slacks, vest, SIXTEEN POUND Bo­ 9243 - Don't forget we shopping. Owner $69,900. floor, $325. Security. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Ebctras available. Apply 649-8528. blouse vest. New wheat wling ball, $10.00. Tele­ RANCE — lowest rates have an old fashion auc­ WANTED WOMEN 18 or Busline, appliances, JColor. $20.00. 742-7442. phone 649-8314. at once to Manager — parking, no pets. 646 PainUng/Popering 52 < available. Call Clarice or tion here every Thursday older for light production Joan at Clarke Insurance evening at 7pm. Some­ 4394; evenings 649-4742. Uggttt Made rhmicy work for plastic com- •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HEAVY PURPLE beds­ aaeaasaaeeeeeaaeeeeeeea Agency, 8-5pm, 643-1126. thing Is always happen­ oany. First shift 7-3:30, pread, twin size, hardly ing at the mall. 404 WMt MMdto Turnpaw lecond shift 1:30-10. Call P A IN TIN G & PAPER •ever used, $15.00 firm. AntiquM 68 Mandi. Pariiada ShoppiiiQ Hanging. Ceilings re­ LADIES 26 inch Schwinn 5462920. Condominiums 32 649A635, keep trying. Canlar Store/Office Space 44 paired. References. Fully eeaaeseaeeeeeaaaeeoeeee bicycle, excellent condi­ Insured. Quality worki tion, folding baskets and RN'S — Seeking one Martin MaHsson, even­ ANTIQUES AND COL­ carrier. $75.00 firm. After more night nurse. You VER N ON — Tw o to Probate Notice LECTIBLES — will pur­ 5pm only 649-0413. will be paid an hourly ON STORE FRONT ON ings 649-4331. choose from. Immacu­ Spruce Street. 500 square NOTICE TO CREDITORS chase outright or sell on Employment CALL rate and be pro­ late 3'/2 room brick ESTATE OF FRANK U. LUPIEN. commission. House lot or BICYC LE Sears 26 Inch vided with a beeper. feet. Will remodel. $375 D.G. PETERSEN P A IN T­ WEEKLY CLEANING condo. Wall to wall, dish monthly plus utilities. ING COM PANY — Inte­ single piece. Telephone light-weight, black with & Education Hours 8pm - 8am seven The Hon. WUUun E. FitzGerald, Lady for private hame. washer, disposal, alr- 643-6712. rior Specialist. Custom 6468962. rear baby carrier seat. In days a week, one week on Judge, o f Uie Court o f Probate. Own transportation. condltloning, stove, re­ Wallpaper Hanging. In­ excellent r^ n ln g condi­ Please call 649-0565. Olid one week off. A District of Manchester at a JU S T INI Red Goose tion, wllFsacrafIce at frigerator. Lovely high MANCHESTER — Medi­ surance Damage Ap­ hearing held on February M , ltS3 Help Wanted 2 1 regular hourly rate and Farm Antiques. Vanllla- i n T i m e location; close to every­ cal, professional office praisers. Workmanship ordered that ail claims must be $75.00. Call 649-1794. PART TIM E — need four mileage will be paid when thing. Group I, Belflore space, four rooms, 520 Guaranteed! 646-8467. presented to the fiduciaries on or /Pale gold Jaquard bed aeople who’want to work. patient visits are neces­ Agency, 647-1413. hefore May M, IMS or he barred as spread, hand woven BICYC LE For sale, la­ sary. Come loin an excit­ square feet. 871-0401. Earn $150 for 2-3 evenings by law provided. moterlols, carnival dles 26 inch, ten speed. ^ w lk M e RECEPTIONISTTYPIST ing, growing agency of­ PAINTING AND PAPER — full time. South Wind­ work. Call 872-6807. HANGING — ceilings re­ Sherrie L. Anderson, flower frog baskets. Wi­ Yellow, used one season. fering 24 hour hospice Ass’t. Clerk U ie l sor Bank and Trust, 1033 paired. References, fully zard of Oz book/Wonder- Like new. $80.00firm. Call EXPERIENCED TRUCK home care. Call 289-5425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •aaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaaaaaa The fiduciaries are: ful Illustrations, doll 643-0863. John Fitch Blvd., Routes, Sam - 4pm weekdays for insured. Quality work. Ulysses J. Lupien, Jr. South Windsor. Excellent Driver preferably Inac- Mlsc. for Rant 46 Martin Mattsson, even­ trunk - much more. Mve or retired person for an interview. VNA of Rentals / P.O. Boi SSI Goose Lane, Coventry, typing skills required. East Hartford. EOE. ings 649-4431. Norwich, Vermont, Apply In person only oart time work. Call 649- and Weekends 12 to 5. 742- 1648 between 7:30 and Brenda D. Goodwin 9137. Monday thru Friday lOto BABYSITTER WANTED ONE BAY — Storage' INTERIOR — EXTE­ Mlsc Automotive 76 3. 4pm. Rooms for Rant 41 RIOR Painting — Wal­ '■' P.O. Bos S2S In my home fhree nights only. $35.00 per mortth. EUington, C T MOSS lpapering and drywall •sassssausassasasausass per week. Mature person. Telephone 6462000. 'S0S6S ••••••••••••••••••••••• installation. Quality pro­ eeneaeeaaseeaeeeaaeaaae 6467433. waeaaaaaaeaeaessaaeaaee TIRES — two for $99.00. KIT 'N' CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright CENTRAL LOCATION — MANCHESTER — 1350 fessional work. Reasona­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble prices. Free esti­ H78x14. Very good condi­ kitchen privileges, free square feet basement of l~ NOTICE OF Automotive mates. G .L. McHugh, tion. 643-8561. Instruction 25 parking. References and commercial building ; PUBUC HEARING 5 643-9321. security required. 643- available April Isf. Call STATE OF 2693 for appointmenf. 6467647. PoUNCii\J6 CAN Be FRED L E E Interior and Q-138i £ : CONNECTICUT Cars/Trucks (Or Solo 71 CERAMIC CLASSES — Placing an ad in Classified HAZARCo u s W H m new teaching studio. Day VERY LARGE Bedroom MANCHESTER — 1350 exterior pointing. Resi­ dential and commercial. ftoUce of Intent to Hold Public is easy. Just call 643-2711. yoOR OAWs NeeD and evening hours avail­ In two family house. Full square feet basement of Colorful Patch Pillows D-105 Hearing on Revisions to the State FIA T, 1974, 124 T.C. Spe­ We’ll help you with the able. Call 643-2862 12:30 - kitchen and, bath privi­ commercial building Fully Insured, free esti­ are just one of 40 Itaoui 10-18 Plan for the ConnecUcut Residen­ TBKAHAlNfq. cial. Body and engine 4:30pm, 646-1841 leges. $60.00 weekly. Ref­ avoilable April 1st. Call mates. 6461653. inelnded with dlraetloDS tial Conservation Service. wording of your ad. evenings. erences. 643-2659. 6467647. in Make It with Naadk Glamorous separates fdr good condition. Must A Thread. Intereatiiig all seasons. The frilly The State Office of Policy and sacrafice. $775. 647-8343. Classmen us rojects for family and ruffled blouse (short qr Management announces its inten­ R E TA IL STUDIO SPACE tion to revise the State Plan for Uie ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eome (biscuit cmilt, Baby long sleeves) tops slim •aaauaassaaaaauuaaauaaa If you take action now . . . because nine months of school CELEBRITY CIPHER — available Immedlotly. poporar, cheTs apron, pants, skirt or knickers Residential ConservaUan Service ciBssiiied Us c««)rtty Cl(«w aywogrm w eiwiw »om quo«*lon« W Wncwi pMl 400 square feet and up. 4RCS) program. Probate Notice LEGAL NOTICE are jusfaround the cornerl No other annual event brings •ntfprMM. EacA MM, kith* cw n r Hands tor anolMr. rodW soaM XadiaW O. Bulldlng/Contracttno 53 sleeping bag. etc.) are . . . all included in pattern. about as significant a change in the lives of families as does People all over town search the Classified columns Extremely reasonable. NOTICE TO CREDITORS also featured. Ideal for D-105 with Phofo-Guide A public hearing on Uie proposed the beginning of school. every day for that certain item they are looking for. Call Jim Thursday and asaasesaaaaaaMaaaaaaM ESTATE OF SARAFINA KIRKA, INVITATION TO BID gifts. is in Sizes 10 to 18. Bizis revisloiiS wUI be held on April S, So it stands to reason if you want to tell more people Q-1S8. Maks It with 12, 84 bust . . . 'biousi% aka SERAFINA KIRKA, aka “QTXQPT BSM8FDCT DV LXW Friday, 1-9, Saturday 16 IMS at S:00 p.m. In Room IW of the The Manchester Public Schools about the articles you have for sale, place your ad in ROBERT E. JARVIS Neodla A Thread is t U S 2 yards 46-inch; pantH, SARAH KIRKA, ak SARAH F. 5.649-7950. 'Stale Armory, Broad Street, Hart­ solicils re-bids for a school Part of that change involves new needs, not for just the the Classified section now! Just give us a call and BU ILD IN G — Remodel­ 2% yards; skirt, 1% KIRKA, deceased a copy. ford, CT. I’HOTOGRAPHER Jor the ycungsters, but their parents as well. Things which were not RZXVT KZX K8CR RX WT8N RZT ing Specialist. Additions, yards; knickers, 1% The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, we'll help you word your ad for quick results. D o it Ts srdsr, ssad S3JS. iMIadst Manchester High School for Uie needed at the close of school last year are needed now just •MSaaasaaasaaaaaaaaaM garages, roofing, siding, yards. Information on, or copies of Uie Judge, of the Court of Probate, today and let us put your message where the buyers iM3-lM4 school year. Sealed bids three months later. For others there is a need to sell. Many kitchens, bathrooms, re- - •psopoeed revlaed plan may be ob­ District of Manchester at a are I C8RDXC8P TCAIDWTW, OIR USC’R Wonted to Rent 47 Ts ordir, hearing held on February M , ISSS will be received until 3:00 P.M . items simply are not used any longer. placement wlndows- tained by maU from : (Sr peitsp : ordered Uut all claims must be March 22.1063, at which tim e t ^ /doors. 643-6712. n w jK W lI__ will be publicly opened. The right OTU8IVT RZTH BBfT OPPORTWtRT, MMlTcikET.IS OPH-Energy Division presented to the Uduclary on or Is reserved hi reject any and all SS Wadiliiglon Street before May 2S, ItSS or be barred as If back to school finds you needing to buy or needing to sell, bids. SpecilicaUons and bid form s' WANTED TO RENT — LEON CIESZYNSKI M M , a5*aaaS5*** *** HarUord, C T M IM by law providol. use the medium of Classified advertising In this newspaper to VX RZTH YIVR PXXE SR RZT professional woman over BUILDER — New homes, M M t AT I 4.M lACM M at SaSM, SSSms «NS ZIP ’^AttenUon: Sheila R. ChrostowskI Sherrie L. Anderson, may be secured at Uie Business Of- accornplith your objective. It's easy to use, low in cost and 30 desires 3-4 room apart­ M S I, sma SsaSwr a a S ^ ^ Ass’t. Clerk fice, 43 N. School Street, effective.' And NOW is the time to use It. additions, remodeling, Manchester, ConnecUcut. QDURIWTV." — OIWR WTHCXPNV ment with appliances In New FASHION with spa- ikU Interested parties a re en- The fiduciary is; O: rec rooms, garages, kit­ •xouraged to submit their com- cial Grace Cole CoUpcUm Alphonse Klrka Raymond E. Demers, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "We should live our lives as If Christ Bolton^ Glastonbury, chens remodeled, ceil­ ' ments to the above address on or 6 4 3 2 7 1 1 for larger sizes; nlw"S 116 Oak Street, - Business Manager was coming this afternoon." — Jimmy Carter Manchester area. Cpll ings, bath tile, dormers, before April S, USS. Manchester. C T OtOM Debbie 568-7880 week­ roofing. Residenflal or BONUS ConpoBst C lW S bvN C A tn( TMRdS US « TMOH OtSSSbyNEA.Inc. '<7 6m-Ts sin w jw -ee ass- Price .... $1J8. ixn-ot days, after 6pm, 487-1641. commercial. 649-4291, Stomis nsas Is sues. Ml-M'

. I 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 5, 1983 BUSINESS In Brief- Today's version of lights and phones Trainees feted WINDSOR LOCKS — Nineteen people were honored recently for completing a machine Everybody wants a teleport training program sponsored by United Technolo­ gies’ Hamilton Standard division at Howell Bv LeRov Pope network opportunities. ment of the Staten Island project with tax preparation firm, Unio State Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School in UP I Business Writer One of the advanced teleport projects its fiber optics channels connecting the University, the Chemical Abstracts Manchester. teleport with Manhattan. subsidiary of the American Chemical NEW YORK —, Just as a hundred under way is a $38 million venture on The 19 who graduated Feb. B made up the 14th Society and Ruscilli Construction Co. years ago landlords and real estate Staten Island sponsored by the Port However, the teleport likely to be in group to complete the machining program at It will not be a real estate venture developers began scrambling to get Authority of New York and New commercial operation first is expected Cheney Tech. The program, now six years old, with office space to rent like the New office buildings wired for the telephone Jersey. This installation wiil have to serve only the tenants in a large has been funded by Hamilton Standard and has York teleport but it will have satellite and electric lights so many are now facilities to house back office depart­ office building complex in Chicago been supported by the state Department of ments of insurance companies, banks ground stations and connections to Education. trying to get them connected to --—-----—calied wiieOne i-arK Park riace. Place. teleports. brokerages and other users of high-J**^ Martin rarrit., ™ ____ 4 » nearly all common carrier communi­ Hamilton Standard also sponsors a drafting speed communications indudineincluding ttele e le - ^ cations networks. George Minot of program at Cheney Tech and machining and The teleport has not really come into Collins & Tuttle, Inc., which is engaged vision broadcasters and cable TV CompuServe said a preliminary feasi­ drafting programs at Windsor Locks High School. being yet although at least six large in this project, told United Press firms. bility study for the Columbus teleport The programs have helped nearly 700 peopleg ones are in various stages of develop­ International tenants in the building was done by Battelle Memorial Labor­ men and women. ment in Atlanta, Chicago, Columbus, However, most of its customers wiil complex will have total access to atory for Ohio State University and was Among the recent graduates was James Marlin Ohio, Dallas, New York and Portland, not be based at the teleport, says common carrier satellite communica­ quite encouraging. of Manchester. Ore., and an organization called Joseph Milano of the Port Authority. tions, multiple user data processing It would be much too enthusiastic to Telestrategies recentiy held a Teleport They simply will be connected by services, national and international say that teleport connections will conference in New York that was well telephone line with the teleport’s data base services, software program­ sweep the country at the lightning attended. ground . satellite station and other ming services, central telephone Trjavel session set speed with which the age of the Telestrategies, based in McLean, communications. The ground station swtiching that saves a lot of money on telephone and the electric light was Hundrkis of travel industry professionals will Va., is headed by Dr. Jerome Lucas, an on Staten Islarid will be able to contact long distance calls and to word ushered in, but Lucas's Telestragies be in Hartford March 14 and 15 for the 4th annual innovator in telecommunications tech- all the satellite common carrier processing facilities. says connections with a teleport will conference on tourism sponsored by the New noiogy transfer, including cable televi­ commercial communications The Columbus teleport is still in the give tomorrow’s developer of all kinds England Governors’ Conference. sion and satellite communications. networks. planning stage. It is a joint venture of of commercial and industrial real During the two-day conference at the Sheraton- These technologies are ioosely grouped Milano said Merrill Lynch, Inc., has CompuServe, Inc., a data processing estate a definite competitive edge in Hartford Hotel, speakers and workshops will deal under the label telephone bypass been engaged to oversee the develop- subsidiary of H&R Block, the income with such topics as the impact of deregulation in the rental and sale markets. the motorcoach industry, new marketing chal­ lenges and techniques, public-private coopera­ tive programs, the growing international travel market, and the development of tourism in the $u(Der-educated Upjohn U.S. today. Fuel system have trouble permit developed WINDSOR — The Diesel Systems Group of finding work strict Stanadyne Inc. has announced the development of a full authority electronically controlled diesel HARTFORD (UPI) - The state fuel injection system for use in diesel automobile, Department of Environmental Bv Patricia McCormack light truck, agricultural and industrial Protection Friday issued a modi­ United Press International applications. fied water pollution permit to the 'The Stanadyne system will assist diesel engine the Upjohn Co., terming the permit manufacturers in meeting future worldwide High school drop outs and new holders of doctorate the strictest ever issued in Connec­ vehicle emission standards, the company said. or undergraduate degrees in the arts and humanities ticut and one of the most far-: share a bleak job outlook these days. The Stanadyne system will reduce vehicle reaching in the country. The former have too little education; the Ph.Ds, too emissions, the Windsor-based company said. The permit, upgrading an ear­ "Improvement of fuel economy and engine much — or so it seems along the job market trail. lier version issued in 1981, was performance are also major benefits,” the Holders of bachelor’s degress in the arts have skills agreed to after three months of company said. “ Additional features of the system that may not be marketable. negotiations by the DEP, Upjohn can include cruise control, automatic The education establishment throws all kinds o f ^ of North Haven and the Connecti­ transmission control and fuel mileage lifelines to the drop-outs, heiping to outfit them for cut Fund for the Environment, computation.’’ jobs through special training. Public high schools which worked on behalf of its own Stanadyne Inc. is a manufacturer of engine offer catch-up courses at night school. Community members and a citizens group. components, plumbing products and other colleges put oiit welcome mats for drop outs, too. The proposal must still be fabricated metal products. Help also is sprouting for the super-educat^, those approved by Stanley J. Pac, the who hold a doctorate in a subject such as medieval state DEP commissioner. history, American poetry, musicor French literature. Under the agreement, the; Revolutionary boat College placement offices are arriong sources of Michigan-based pharmaceutical' help for liberal aits graduates who are all thumbs WARREN, R.I. — Builder-designer Luther company, among other things,. when it comes to parlaying their education into a agreed to construct a lagoon Blount says a new high-speed commuter boat his paycheck. Hi Tech Boat Inc., subsidiary is building for a enclosing the New Haven treat­ The Ph.Ds are victims of the depression in higher L«ng Island, N.Y., ferry service promises to be ment facility, the source of a foul education. Due to inflation, recession and other the lightest ever constructed for its strength. odor for a decade; reduce some of factors, college jobs that would be waiting for them The ship’s hull is made of lightweight its chemical discharges by as arenU opening up in sufficient numbers. aluminum fleshed out with bouyant, much as 90 percent; and comply To help such scholars. Harvard, Stanford and New water-resistant foam and insulated with a thick with a DEP ground water study York universities offer programs to retool them for skin of fiberglas, and will allow it to draw less and an air sampling checking toxic than a foot of water. jobs in business. So does the University of California air levels. at ^ s Angeles and the universities of Pennsylvania “ Not only is this new boat fire resistant, “ This is the strictest permit ever Texas at Austin and Virginia. corrosion-proof and maintenance free, it is also issued in the state and one of the lighter, faster and cheaper to buld and operate The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that most far reaching in the United some associations, such as the Modem Language than conventional boats of its type,” Blount said. States,” said Richard Barlow, Association, run workshops, counseling and job The boat is being built for Fire Island Ferries of assistant director of the D E P’s Bay Shore, N.Y., which will use it to travel the referrals for its super-educated members who can’t Water Compliance Unit. “ The get a job in their arts and humanities specialties. shallow waters between Bay Shore and Fire permit contains stringent rel^uire- Island’s resort towns. The University of Virginia’s Career Opportunities ments to allow them to come into Institute offers six-week courses in business and compliance with DEP regulations career development through instraction in account­ and reduce odors emitted from the ing, finance, management, marketing, information facility.” New seats planned systems and business policy. Don Griffith, director of opera­ BOSTON — The Boston Stock Exchange has Ph.Ds, says an Institute brochure, have qualities tions for Upjohn, said the company' announced plans to sell at least 10 new seats, and skills that business and .government value in has invested $3 million so far in perhaps up to 25, to reimburse members who paid employes. For example, they are accustomed to order to comply with environmen­ tough competition and have experience in foreign RICHARD F. YELLEN AT P&WA tal standards and will be investing a special assessment in 1981 to bail out the . . . retired after 40 years exchange. | languages Their communication skills — written and an additional $750,000 dollars in The memberships will be offered for sale oral — are superb. They are super at analyzing order to meet the requirements in complex issues. immediately, one at a time, at $1,000 over the the modified permit. most recent sales prices, exchange officials said For those with a bachelor’s degree in the arts or Neighbors of the plant have been humanities there also is help for getting a job in engaged in an on-going battle with Wednesday. Last week a seat sold at $6,000, the business. PSW tradition runs highest price in almost 12 years, said exchange the company over the pollution president Charles Mohr. The Association of American Colleges, Washington problem for years. The plant The exchange assessed its nearly 200 members D C., surveyed recruiters from the top 100 companies occupies 80 acres of land next to the between $1,000 and $7,000 each in late 1981, with u Fortune 500 and 106 other firms. The result is a Quinnipiac River, where it dumps book, “ Consider Your Options: Business Opportuni­ deep for Yellens half a million gallons of waste the promise that consideration would be given to returning the money if tlii^ iinancial picture ties for Liberal Arts Graduates” (Association of water daily. . American Colleges. $5.1 The plant produces two-thirds of improved. Editor’s note: This story is started working at Pratt k Whit­ “ No one expected that any of the assessment Of the companies surveyed, 69 percent said liberal reprinted from the February issue the nation’s dichlorobenzidine, a arts graduates account for at least 10 percent of their ney in the late 1920s and retired in chenical used in yellow inks and would ever be returned,” spokesman Hank of Power News, the Pratt & 19M. Following Steven into the Shafran said. The improved fiscal picture is new hires each year. Whitney Aircraft magazine. dyes that is suspected of causing' And 92 percent listed communication skills as “ very Pratt & Whitney family were cancer in aminals. It also produces credited to layoffs, increased fees, computeriza­ Charles, Edward, Robert, Marian, tion of paper handiing, increaed volume and important” in their review of potential employees’ The Pratt & Whitney tradition lesser amounts of 13 other chemi­ qualifications. Margaret and Richard. stepped up public relations. runs deep in the Yellen family. cals some of which have bran More than 66 percent reported their companies The Yellens also apparently had found to be health hazards. Seven Yellen brothers and sis­ a fondness for plant engineering, offer at least introductory training to all newly hired ters have worked at Pratt & “ This water permit not only employes. with a member of the family Whitney’s East Hartford plant drastically cuts the volume of Christine A. Gould, who conducted the survey and working in that department contin­ toxics going into the Quinnipiac ' Seminars set over a 50 year period. uously between 1927 and 1983. I wrote the book while an intern at the AAC last That tradition has now come to River, but should also curtail toxic HARTFORD — Increasing team effectiveness I summer, made these points: Steven,. Charles, Edward and an end. The last Yellen sibling discharges into the air,” that have and managing conflict wili be the subject of two • Unaware of the ways in which their talents can be Richard were all members of the plagued the area for more than a one-day seminars scheduled by the University of working at Pratt & Whitney has plant engineering department. used in business, liberal arts students often approach retired. decade,” said Fred Krupp, Gen­ Connecticut in March and Aprii. these careers with hesitation and uncertainty. “ The company has really done eral Counsel for CFE. Richard Yellen, a Manchester well for us,” Richard Yellen said. Both programs are being offered by the Scl^ool • Business recruiters look for people who approach Annette R. Gattilip,{>reBident of resident and the youngest in the “ I ’m really not sure how we got of Business Administration and the Division of their careers with confidence and enthusiasm. Concerned Citizens for tte Elnvir- family, retired last month as started, but once we did, I guess we Extended and Continuing Education and will be Ms. Gould, who majored in Chinese studies at onment, said neighbors of the plant held in the UConn business school at 39 Woodland leader of the electrical engineering just didn’t stop.” Georgetown University’s Graduate School, went to section of plant engineering. He supported the modified permit as a St. work for the federal government after she completed Yellen said the company had began his career in 1943. changed dramatically during his step in the right direction to end the “ Increasing Team Effectiveness”, is scheduled the book. long-standing Upjohn pollution His eldest brother. Steven, 40-year career: March 10. “ How to Manage Conflict” is scheduled problem. - - April 7. Each seminar begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. The workshop fee of $175 for each seminar includes luncheon and materials. A discount will Utility searches for cause of outage be given to persons registering for both courses and to groups of three or more from the same BOSTON (UPI) - Life mers into darkness for 28 one possible source which organization. ary cables in a series of paid on closed olilce and returned to normal in the hours. has caused problems in Registration information is available from Pat shallow trenches through Onspent transportation bustling financial district He said cable hauled the past and that certainly Andrews at Management Development Pro­ narrow and winding and meal money, BRA Friday as utility workers from the manhole Friday is a strong possibility.” grams, Box U-56D, The University of Connecti­ streets. Permanent re­ spokesman Ralph Me- examined hundreds of is being examined “ and it But he said there is “ an UNDSAU cut, Storrs, 06268: telephone (203) 486-3234. pairs, using fire-resistant molo said. feet of burned out cable could be some .time” awful lot of wire and cable VERMONT M n e i cable, could take up to two At bustling Quincy Mar­ for clues about the cause before a cause is found. running under the streets 10 A cm s - STJSO weeks, officials ketplace alone, a spokes­ of a blackout which may “ There are times when of Boston” which could sw^ia-okjaa estimated. woman said, the lost busi­ Driver honored carry a $100 million price have played a part. this type of situation re­ The Boston Revelop- ness totaled $400,800. tag. sults in being unable to Power to the VA mile-by George Perkins of Manchester, a Connecticut ment Authority estimated “ It was quite a mess to Boston Edison Co. spo­ p in p o in t a s p e c ific ■A- mile area between the Transit bus driver with 35 years of service, was the prolonged outage say the least,” Gustin ( g y « 1* I k. « ha kesman Carl Gustin said cause,” he added. Boston Common and the named “ Driver of the Month” for February. idled between 75,000 and said. only sabotage has been Gustin said one posible waterfront was restored ■‘"A bmOm a t ■ ^ The 61-year-old Perkins operates buses in the 100,000 w orkers and ruled out as the cause of a cause under serious study at 8:08 p.m. Thursday Hartford Division on the “ Y ” route in Manches­ forced the loss of between Have you read today’s ® Ik SpolLilTtlS fiery manhole explosion was a short circuit in a after repair crews la­ ter, which covers Manchester Center. $50 million* and $100 mil­ Classified secUon? It con­ Wednesday afternoon 3-inch, 90-year-old direct bored around the clock to lion. That figure included i* «M o y s a i which plunged 6,500 custo­ current cable. “ That is connect a maze of tempor- tains hundreds of in­ wages and salaries, rent teresting offers. • A T - 8 0 M ^ 3 i

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By W illiam H. Hale plans which call for an proaching $1,250,000. P re s id e n t eventual statewide net­ Heritage Savings work of mortgage bank­ WE SEE commercial ing offices. Currently Her­ banking as a long term Since Heritage Savings’ itage issues about $15 profit center and are in it fiscal year began Oct. 1. million in new mortgages to stay. We are building we are no\y nearly half­ each year. Plans call for our department from the way through the 1983 increasing volume to $40 ground up to be profes­ year. So far it has been a million per year. sional and permanent. A gratifying one for both Loans issued will be new state of the art stockholders and sold in the secondary commercial banking data customers. market and serviced by processing program is Our first quarter which Heritage Savings. Mort­ now in place. ended Dec. 31, was a gage banking offers the We have found healthy profitable one with .net opportunity to do those demand for our services earnings of $137,502. That things which we do best among businesses of all m n a t profit is the first step in and derive income from sizes in our market area the realization of our mortgages without tying and especially in the mid­ highest priority — the up investment capital. We size corporations who return of Heritage to will offer a wide variety of have often been neglected profitability in 1983. loans including fixed and by the larger regional The first quarter profit variable rate and govern­ banks. ment backed loans. VSHTO enabled our board to declare the association’s John Staton was se­ WHILE FORMIDA­ first dividend since con­ lected after an extensive BLE obstacles remain as version to stock capitali­ nationwide search. He we face the challenge of zation. AA stock dividend brings impressive creden­ financial services deregu­ tials to our team: most of 4 percent and a cash lation in the eighties, the Herold photo by Pinto dividend of $.15 per share recently in a senior posi­ future now loote brighter was received by stock­ tion with a $1.2 billion than at any time in recent holders this past week. Florida S&L holding com­ years for Heritage. De­ HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION pany, and prior to that as regulation has made ours After a disappointing 1982, a promising start for this year WHILE THE economy senior case manager with an exciting business. and competition continue the Federal Home Loan There are more players to present potential obsta­ Bank Board. in the game and the ibank. Fidelity, Federal aged. We have deep roots we are a bank, and people cles to earnings growth, We believe the mort­ playing field is now a lot Cash Management Servi­ in the communities we prefer banks. They have we are confident that our gage company has the bigger. No longer is Herit­ ces, Sears Roebuck, and, serve, a neighborhood by for generations and we current strategies will potential to make a m ^or age in competition with yes. Travelers, Aetna and neighborhood branching believe they will for gen­ result in better service for and permanent contribu­ only' the banks up and CIGNA. system, and thousands of erations to come. All we our customers and higher tion to our bottom line down the street. We are We believe we bring customers already doing have to do is offer compet­ earnings for the bank. while greatly expanding also competing with Mer­ major strengths to the business with us. itive services. And that is In terms of expanded the number of home buy­ rillrUl Lynch, Shearson sA- new cuiuikuuuu competition.. We nc meare In the end, however, our preciseprecisely what we are services two important ers and commercial bor­ merican Express, Cit-Clt- locally owned and man­man- greatest strength is that doing. new programs will be rowers Heritage can launched in the next few serve in this community months: automatic teller and throughout the state service and the formation of Connecticut of a wholly-owned mort­ MSB's profit margin best gage banking. Shortly, we will install several auto­ INSURED MARKET matic teller machines in Investment Accounts con­ Manchester. One will be tinue to show amazing at end of '82 fiscal year at our main office. Two popularity. We have long others will be at locations believed that the public for which plans are now prefers to place invest­ It’s no small ironyironv that Most of the banks who thpAsttheast cornercomer of Main and bank president, an­ being finalized. The ma­ ment funds with banks in 1982 M anchester’s got burned on fixed-rate Maple Streets. nounced that MSB was chines will be called iike us rather than wjth smallest bank made the mortgages now protect Manchester State Bank i»>mmitted to making loan BankLink and Heritage non-bank financial insti­ most money. their financial stakes by opened for business on funds available to local customers will be issued tutions. The rate at which While its neighbors on offering variable mort­ Nov.30 to crowds of cur­ businessmen and prop­ BankLink cards which money is “coming home’’ Main Street wound up in gage rates. MSB has ious people, some of erty owners, particularly will permit them to per­ to financial institutions the red, Manchester State offered variable rates on thoM on Main Street. It from money market funds whom actually opened form a wide range of Bank recorded a profit of its mortgages since it accounts. set aside $200,000 at the banking activities auto­ has surprised even us. about $250,000 at year’s opened in 1970. prime rate, the rate a matically whenever they We were helped sub­ end, an improvement Bank president Nathan The bank’s initial loan bank ^barges its favorite want by using the auto­ stantially by the fact that over 1981’s earnings of G. Agostinelli further ’ program was aggressive, customers, for the up­ matic teller machines. we offered a similar ac­ $177,000. credits MSB’s success to even speculative. Ed­ grading of the downtown Eventually BankLink count several months be­ MSB’s 850 stockholders an-mptilMu on customer mond E. Parker, then business district. will encompass for more fore the new market in­ shared in the wealth, service and to the fact that than automatic teller ser­ vestment accounts were winning a dividend of 75 it operates from a single, vice as we move into the authorized in December. cents per share.The 1981 centralized location, with­ more sophisticated elec­ When the insured dividend was 40 cents. out a costly network of HERZFMANCUU. tronic banking of the market investment ac­ A big reason for Man­ branch offices. GROUP future. count was approved in chester State’s perfor­ Agostinelli was Man­ December the inflows of mance, as its competitors chester’s mayor in 1969 291 FanriiCtMi THE SECOND major funds just increased all readily point out, is that it when he headed a group of he. giMmiwy Mwicheetor Soutti Glastonbury service about to be the more. Today our total is a commercial bank, 20 investors who applied Faraintfii, Cem. 2SM 4 0 1 *' ^Trnr*'^ Tri-OlyPlaza 344 Middle Turnpike W. 879MainSt launched is our wholly deposits in the insured without major ties to the to the state banking com­ aSBoOOl 868-7137 633-8423 644-1501 875^233 871-2700 648-8300 i 633-3618 owned mortgage banking. Market Investment Ac­ residential mortgage missioner for a permit to K}. We are forming a new count total $18.8 million. market. It’s assets are start a new bank in town. John J. Doob mortgage banking subsi­ Commercial banking is com prised m ostly of Another member of the 1& 1^^ diary named the Heritage another area of ^creased short-term installment group was Town Clerk •Personal Insurance Mortgage Co. Next Mon­ service to our communi­ loans at market-based Edward J. Tomkiel. •Annuities day, John M. Staton will ties with the potential to rates, not the low, fixed- The project won easy •Business Insurance join our staff to head this increase bank profitabil­ rate mortgages that still approval, and in the fall of •Financial and list Federal Savings new operation. ity. Our commercial saddle the portfolios of 1970 the Annulli Construc­ We are entering mort­ banking operation con­ many savings banks and tion Co. of Manchester Retirement Planning gage banking with rather tinues to grow with the savings and loan began construction on the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, Nowilt. NJ. ambitious long-term loan portfolio now ap­ associations. bank’s office, on the sou­ jm B K u m m a im "An industry in flux

HONP/f Banks setting market's pace /T H /N K /F O m EAST HARTFORD - loans to compete for funds AUTOMATIC TE LLE R of challenge. With all the Insurance companies are by offering their custo­ MACHINES. While dereg­ deregulation that is tak­ WE MONEY FOR, buying brokerage firms, mers new, more attrac­ ulation triggers changes ing place, thrifts will have investment firms are buy­ tive products and in the banking industry, more to offer their custo­ sues E IM F T fO N ing insurance companies, services. modern technology con­ mers and will face even commercial banks are tinues to create opportuni­ greater competition from investing in out-of-state NEW PRODUCTS. The ties to provide better and other banking and non­ banks and everyone is most significant event of faster service for our deposit organizations. merging with someone the past year was the customers. The whole area of deregu­ else. passage by Congress, of All during this difficult lation is complicated and Government deregula­ the Garn-St. Germain year of change, we were must be approached with tion is transforming the Depository Institutions developing our automatic a sound plan. financial industry. Insti­ Act of 1982. This act does teller system, a complete To remain competitive. tutions are changing so everything but com­ electronic system that First Federal plans to fast, it's becoming in­ pletely deregulate the handles deposits, with­ begin trading in financial creasingly more difficult banking industry; yet, drawals, pays bills and futures and will acceler­ to distinguish one from within a few years, it will transfers money. ate acquisition of loans another, and the competi­ accomplish just that. We installed A.T.M.s in that mature in three to tion for customers is get­ This is the legislation Glastotibury. Silver Lane, five years, while working ting fierce. that introduced the new Manchester and Vernon toward the primary objec­ Until recently, savings money market account Circle, the 4 offices that tive of writing mortgage and loan were operating last December, the ac­ are open Saturdays. We loans. As most of our at a disadvantage. They count designed to allow started issuing A.T.M. deposits will be short term were prohibited, by go­ banks to compete with the cards on a limited basis in in nature, investments vernment legislation, uninsured money market November and had issued and loans will also be from offering competitive funds by offering unres­ ROBERT LYNCH 1700 by the end of the year. short term, or will at least products and services tricted interest rates and During the month of De­ carry a variable interest that would bring in new unlimited withdrawal ca­ The ability to offer new Total savings account cember, which was ouf rate. 'deposits, deposits that pabilities on account bal­ products, coupled with the balances passed the 200 “ Start up” date, we re­ Interest rates have been were needed to offset old, ances of $2,500 or more. overall trend toward dec­ million dollar mark. corded more than 3,300 declining since August, long-term loans granted The account has proved lining interest.rates re­ First Federal's re­ transactions. and that decline has con­ at fixed, low interest to be even more success­ sulted in a record year for serves are above the tinued this year. What rates. ful than originally antici­ First Federal. Fourteen amount required by the LOOKING AHEAD. affect the new money But much of that pated. Since it was of­ thousand new accounts Federal Home Loan New products, new servi­ market accounts will changed this year. New fered, First Federal has were opened, and an all Bank, and our mortgage ces and new electronic have on savings interest A Heritage Home Equity Loan... laws were passed that acquired more than 40 time high of 19 million portfolio is growing as equipment, that's what rates is still unknown. I have enabled First Fed­ million dollars, of which a dollars in interest was interest rates on savings the future will bring, when you need money for any purpose. eral and other savings and third was new money. paid to savers. decline. making 1983 another year Please turn to page 6 ,

Turn your home equity into To find out how much any Heritage Savings office cash, with a Home Equity Loan money you have in home for a quote and prompt action. from Heritage Savings. Use the equity, simply take the dif­ money for a home improve­ ference between the market Heritage Savings...we’re ment, an education, invest­ value of your house and your ' committed to helping our ments or any purpose at all. fnortgage. Then, call or visit customers find the better way. Slant Banker Everybody Now A Card You - has hidden ca ^ Can Bank On in their home. Statewide! 9 9 the better way MANCHESTER 1040 MAIN ST & Heritage Savir^ STATE BANK K-MART PLAZA Mancbcsteri Main Office, 1007 Main Sl., Pbooct 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. • Inside Food Man in the MwnftwFOfC MANCHESTER Fsnr Parkade • Inside Highland Park Market, Highland SI. • Corner Main & Hudk>n Sts. • CoTcatryi Rt. 31 • Sooth Wlndaori 29 Oakland kd. • ToUandi Rt. 195 • GUatoobnryi Inside Frank's Supermarket TSSS « Are IRA's for you? Bank gives retirement advice What are the benefits of tions and concerns about In response to questions book there are opportuni­ opening an Individual Re­ IRAs. E m JS E S t from their customers ties to check off situations tirement Account? How Should an 18-year-old about the IRA, the Sav­ applicable to his or her and when should you start part time sales clerk open ings Bank of Manchester, own and at the end of the one? How much do you an account? Is a self- according to president book is a work sheet have to contribute ye­ employed carpenter eligi­ William R, Johnson, de­ where the reader can arly? What are withdra­ ble for an IRA? Can a cided to publishtthe hand­ detail pertinent informa- wal options? Do you really housewife who earns in­ book to clarify the rules lion to help make a need one? Who is eligible? terest and dividend in­ EXCUSES and regulations of the decision on opening an The Savings Bank of come open her own IRA in accounts. IRA. Manchester has informa­ addition to her "We feel there is no “This is the time of year tion for consumers on husband's? better service we can when people think the Individual Retirement What is the best with­ provide our customers most about IRAs,” Mr. Accounts (IRAs) in the drawal plan for a 71-year- than to give them the Johnson added. “They form of a booklet authored old man who is still answers they need in this represent a hefty tax by a former Connecticut employed? Can a father volatile and often perplex­ deduction on your federal E5 0 JSE& deputy banking commis­ set up an IRA for his ing financial climate. income tax return, and sioner. It provides daughter? Can a woman With the answers, all of they are an important answers to all sorts of disabled from an accident the answers, we think part of planning for future questions about IRAs. withdraw money from her they are better prepared years.” Written by Kay Bergin, IRA without having a to make a sound The handbooks are the handbook examines penalty? Should a mar­ decision.” available free from any of If you’re like many people, you may be telling yourself you have a good IRAs in depth. The boo­ ried couple, both wage The IRA handbook has the Savings Bank of Man­ excuse for not opening an Individual Retirement Account. At Connecticut klet also presents case earners, who are planning been organized so it is, in chester branches or by National Bank, our IRA experience has taught us that “good” excuses are histories of various wage on having a baby open an SBM'S JOHNSON WITH BERGIN fact, a working tool for the writing the bank at 923 usually just unanswered questions. earners and their ques­ account? reader. Throughout the . . . She authored IRA handbook Main St. 06040. Like these: '7t's too hard to save money these days. ” Farms borrow less with money tighter It may be hard to save, but it’s not hard to see that the benefits of an IRA- reduced taxes, sheltered compounding of interest—far outweigh the WASHINGTON - the slowdown in loan Land Banks had 667,912 amount outstanding de­ for a 3 percent rate. closure actions result in difficulties. Besides, that $2,000 you’re thinking of is a maximum contribution. Lending by the Farm activity to the efforts of loans outstanding for a creased 4.4 percent and The Federal Land auction sales. Not the minimum. You can start with an automatic payroll deduction as low Credit System declined farmers to borrow only total of $50.4 billion. A the number of borrowers Banks foreclosed on 1,370 10.7 percent during 1982, as $10 a week. This will reduce your tax bill, and help you begin building what is absolutely neces­ year earlier, they had with loans outstanding loans during 1982, com­ Farm Credit Adminis­ from $73.9 billion to $65.9 toward a time when you can contribute more. sary in the face of low 646,372 loans on the books increased 0.7 percent. pared with 719 foreclo­ tration officials are still billion, according to the commodity prices and totaling $46.5 billion. The Banks for Coopera­ sures during 1981. concerned what the first Farm Credit Administra­ diminished cash flow. Production Credit Asso­ tives made loans totaling Production Credit Asso­ “There's no rush. ” tion, the federal agency quarter 1983 reports will Lending by the Federal ciations made loans total­ $23.5 billion during 1982, ciations in 10 districts show. It is during that Yes, there is. If you file your 1982 income taxes without having opened an responsible for its super­ Land Banks declined the ing $33.1 billion during 5.3 percent less than the reported 1,072 foreclo­ vision, examination and period that a majority of IRA, you will have lost a valuable opportunity to reduce your taxable income. most sharply during the 1982, a decrease of 5.3 $24.5 billion in loans made sures during 1982. No regulation. Federal Land Bank loans And a considerable amount of money in years to come. With each day you year. They made 63,399 percent from the $35.0 during 1981. . comparable figures are payments fall due and Loans outstanding on delay, you are losing the key advantage of the tax-deferred compounding loans totaling $7.5 billion billion in loans made At the end of the year, available for 1981, but six Dec. 31, totaled $80.4 when borrowers from during 1982, compared d u ^ g 1981. they had $8.4 billion in districts reported 531 of interest. Even if you’re 50 years old, the loss of a year’s compounding can billion, an increase of 2.8 Production Credit Associ­ with 99,699 loans for a (5n Dec:' 31, 1982, they loans outstanding to 3,406 foreclosures. mean thousands of dollars when you retire. percent from a year ear­ ations renew their operat­ total of $12.2 billion in had $20.7 billion in loans cooperatives, 7.7 percent Only a fraction of fore­ ing loans. ■ lier. The 1980-1981 in­ 1981. The decreases were outstanding to a total of less than the $9.1 billion crease was 15.2 percent “My money won't be worth much in 3 5 y e a r s ." 36.4 percent in number 382,810 borrowers, com­ outstanding to 3,493 coop­ and the 1979-1980 growth Some people worry about inflation eroding the value of their funds. But, and 38.2 p ercen t in pared to $21.6 billion out­ eratives at the end of the . was 18.2 percent. amount. standing to 380, !86 bor­ previous year. while there’s no telling ■what the future will bring, Connecticut National, FCA officials attributed On Dec. 31, the Federal rowers a year earlier. The Of 667,912 Federal Land People's bank. the leader in IRA programs, can offer you a choice of investment options. Bank loans outstanding on Including flexible plans that can protect you from swings in interest fates. Decembei 31, 1982, 21,007 You aren’t tied to a single investment. And who knows? The maximum were delinquent. A year contribution level may be increased again as it was in 1981. Bank announces merger earlier, 1 5,^ loans were delinquent out of 646,372 National merge HARTFORD - First (Hartford), New Britain total assets of $734 million outstanding. The delin­ Connecticut Bancorp, National Bank, and Sims­ and ranked as the state’s quency rate, therefore, Inc., a bank holding com­ BRIDGEPORT — The billion and the region’s bury Bank and Trust seventh largest commer­ increased from 2.4 per­ merger of National Sav­ pany with a principal largest residential mort­ Company. cial banking organization. cent af the end of 1981 to ings Bank of New Haven No more unanswered questions. office in Hartford, Con­ gage lender. Independent Bank First Connecticut’s subsi­ 3.2 percent at the end of with People’s Savings No more excuses. necticut, and Independent diaries have 35 Hanking would continue under its 1982. The bank has more than f 11*1^11 vie I# iiy Bank and Trust Co. of Bank of Bridgeport took Excuses. Excuses, Excuses. At Connecticut National Bank, we’ve heard them present management, offices, located princi­ Production Credit Asso­ place on Feb. 19. $189 million invested in Willimantic, Connecticut all. That’s because we’ve offered IRA’s since they were introduced in 1975. headed by Donald K. pally in central ciations had 12,625 delin­ All five farmer offices of mortgages in the greater jointly announced today We have the most experience in the field. So much in fact, that other Hodgins, President and Connecticut. quencies out of 382,819 National opened as full New Haven area and that their Boards omirec- Chief Executive Officer. The definitive agree­ loans outstanding at the maintains deposit rela­ financial institutions come to us to learn how to operate their IRA programs. Gmnecticut tors have authorized an service offices of People’s Independent Bank was ment which has been end of 1982, or 3.3 percent. tionships with many area We manage one of the largest IRA portfolios in the state. And keep IRA agreement under which on Feb. 22. The offices are founded in 1910 as The approved by the Boards of No comparable figures residents. People’s cur­ customers abreast of their account status and trends in the investment Independent Bank will located in New Haven, Willimantic Trust Com­ Directors of First Connec­ are available for 1981, but Orange, West Haven and rently operates two New market with statements and newsletters. JTahmil become affiliated with pany and changed its ticut and Independent with PCAs in 10 districts Hamden. Haven ^ u n ty offices in First Connecticut Ban-- To find the means and the methods to start building your retirement name to Independent Bank is subject to appro­ reporting there were People’s is New Eng­ Orange and Southbury corp. Under the terms of Bank and Trust Co. in 1981 val by the shareholders of 11,239 delinquencies out of nest egg now, call Joan Pouliot at 646-5610, Jerry Ceniglio at 728-4478, or the agreement. First Con­ land’s largest savings and will soon open an Bank in connection with a Independent. The acquisi­ 366,260 loans on the books bank with assets of $2.5 office in Milford. Doreen Scripture at 646-5560 in Manchester. In North Manchester call Zita necticut would acquire merger with The Norwich tion is also subject to Mulkern at 728-2659. Or come to any one of our 114 offices around the state, A subsidiary of Hartford National Corporation Independent Bank State Bank and Trust approval by the Federal and talk to an IRA specialist today. And no more excuses. through an exchange of Company. Independent is Reserve Board and other 3.25 shares of First Con­ Connecticut’s 13th largest regulatory agencies. necticut stock for each commercial bank with In a separate announce­ Banks set market pace share of Independent total assets of $129 million ment, James J. Preble, Bank stock. at December 31, 1982. President of First Connec­ Conlinued from page 5 dependent on the federal of future trends we are on Plans call for Independ­ Independent Bank oper­ ticut Bancorp, reported anticipate those rates will budget deficit, and how the verge of a new era in ent Bank to retain its ates ten offices, princi­ that the Board of Direc­ continue to decline* mod­ quickly we recover from banking. . . IRA today. No excuses. Member FDUi identity by operating as a pally located in eastern tors had voted to increase estly until the second the present recession. First Federal looks for­ separate subsidiary of Connecticut. the quarterly dividend by quarter of 1983, then level The U.S. League of ward to the changes and First Connecticut Ban­ First Connecticut was 11 percent from $.36 per off 4n the nqxt two Savings Institutions is cal­ .he challenges deregula­ corp. Other bank subsi­ organized in 1970 as Con­ share to $.40 per share. quarters. ling 1983 the ’ ’turn tion will bring. In the long diaries of the bank holding necticut’s first multi-bank The dividend is payable There could be a minor around*”, year for thrifts. run, it is the public that - company are United Bank holding company. On De­ April 25 to shareholders of upward adjustment in the If current signs of deregu­ will benefit from the and Trust Company cember 31, 1982 it had record as of April 11. third ti'uarter, but this is lation are any indication outcome. Dri ar ...... The IRA worth Dri going out ofyour in 1 “W oofl way foe W oof! d o i “Why did I

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