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Academy St....5. .0010 Dist. #11 — even numbers from Finley St....4...2090 Dist. #9 — even numbers from British holdouts Adams St . .1. 12 . .0020 #52 up ^ Flag Dr...3...2100 #202 Dist. 01 beg. to 0302 Channing Dr....9...1025 Fleming Rd....7, 12...2110 Kennedy Rd....3...3140 Dist. 112 #303 to end Chapel Rd....l...l030 Dist. #7 from #26, inclusive Kensington St....5...3150 Adarrls St. South....8..0030 Chapel St... 7 ..1040 Dist. #12 — up to #K, Inclusive Kent Dr .. 3...3160 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina but faced hostility from the Secretary Lord Carrington and two AdeUide Rd. . . .5. ..0040 CTiarles Dr.. .10 ..1045 Flint Dr ...8...2120 Kenwood Dr....1...3170 deputies resigned following harsh CTiarter Oak St....4, 6...1050 (UPI) — Argentine troops captured remaining 1,800 English-speaking Agnes [>r. ..5...00&0 Florence St....6...2130 Kerry St....1...3180 criticism in Parliament for allowing Alexander St ...11...0060 Dist. #4 — all even numbers Flower S t..10...2140 Klmterly Dr....4...3185 the last six British Royal Marines residents, news reports said today. Alice Dr... 3 0070 Dist. #4 — odd numbers from Foley St. . .8. . .2150 Klngswood Dr....4...3190 . holding out on the Falkland Islands In London, British Foreign Argentina to capture the South Alton St 7 0090 #271 up Ford St.. .6...21«) Knighton S t...6...3200 Atlantic Island chain. Ambassador Dr....3.. 0110 Dist. #6 — odd numbers up to Forest St . .10. 11...2170 Knollwood Rd....3...S205 ’The six British marines were sur­ Anderson S1....10...0130 #269 Dist. #10 — odd numbers Knox St....10 ..3210 rounded by Argentine troops Sunday Andor Rd. 4. 6 0140 Chester Dr....l2...1060 Lake S t...3. 4...3220 Dist. #11 — even numbers night in a cave on Soledad Island and Dist. #4 odd numbers Chestnut St....l0...1070 Foster St....6 ..2100 Dist. #3 — all odd numbers E N G L A N D ^ Dist. #6 even numbers Church St.. .10 ..1060 Foxcroft Dr....12...2190 Ehst. #4 — all even numbers surrendered without a fight, the Ann St.. .8 . 0160 Clark St...1...1090 Frances Dr....9...2200 Lakewood Circle North....9...3230 u. Argentine news agency DYN said. Clcarvlew Ter;...7...1100 Ansaldi Rd .4. 6.0170 Franklin S t...10...2210 Lakewood Circle South....9...3340 ’The marines, reportedly the last Dist. 04 odd numbers up to #47 Cliffside Dr .. 3...1105 Lamplighter Eh-....9...3245 Frederick Rd....12...2220 British soldiers remaining on the even numbers up to #70 Clifton St... 2...1110 French Rd....12...2230 Lancaster Rd....6...32S0 iRTH Dist. #6 odd numbers from #49 Clinton St....6...1120 Fulton Rd.. . 12...2240 Laurel Place....10...3260 islands teized by the Argentine even numbers from #72 Clyde Rd....2...1130 Gelaxy Dr.. .9...2250 Uurel St ...10 ..3270 RICA forces last Friday, were taken to the Cobb Hill Rd....4...1140 ApcI Place. 1 0180 Garden Dr...:10...2270 Lawton Rd....5...3280 Falklands capital of Port Stanley, Arcellia Dr .6 .0190 Coburn Rd....2...1150 Ledgecreat Ter....9...2285 Garden St . .10 ..2280 the news agency said. Alpine St. ..7 .0080 Cole St .. 2 ..1160 Garden Grove Eh*....9...2260 Leland Dr....9...3290 Arch St ...11. .0200 Coleman Rd....2...1170 Gardner S t.. 4...2290 Lenox St ...10...3300 A blackout was imposed Sunday in Ardmore Rd. . . .10.0210 Colonial Rd .. .3...1180 Gardner St West...4...2300 U vel Rd....5...3310 the Argentine coastal town of Armory St....7..0220 Columbus St . .7, 11...1190 Garnet Rd... 9 ..2310 Lewis St ..4...3320 Comodoro Rivadavia fronting the Amott Rd.. .5 0230 Dist. #7 — up to #42 inclusive Lexington Eh-....3...3390 Garth Rd....4. 5 ..2320 Falklands 450 m iles aw ay in Arvine Place. ...4. .0240 Dist. #11 — from #43 to end in­ Dist. #4 — odd numbers from Liberty St....l0...3340 Ash St . . 9.. .0250 clusive #137 Lllfc St....11.. 3350 preparation for a threatened British Comstock Rd. .4...1200 Ashland St ...7 .0260 Dist. #4 — even numbers from Lilley St....10...3960 attack. Ashworth St. ..4. S . 0270 Concord Rd....l. 3 ..1210 #110 UllUn Dr....1...3370 ' Dist. #1 — even numbers Both nations adamantly vowed to Dist. #4 up to #59. incl. Dist. #5 Dist. #5 — odd numbers up to Lincoln St....n...3380 from #60, incl. Ehst. #3 — odd numbers go to war over the-lslands, although #135 Linden S t...10...3390 Cone St....2...1220 Asylum St....2. .0280 Dist. #5 — even numbers up to Lindman St....4...3400 reports indicated the United States Auburn Rd....2...0290 Congress St....7...1230 #108 Une St....4...3410 would try to aid in a peace pact Autumn St....4 . 5, 6...0300 AoCARBlon I. Constance Dr....5...1240 Gerard S t...2...2330 Liniunore E)r....l2...3420 before a 40-vessel British armada Dist. #4 even numbers from #78 Conway Rd....5...1250 Gleason St....1...2340 Linwood Dr....9...3430 Cook St . .5...1260 now steaming toward the Islands Dist. #5 all odd numbers Glen Rd....4...2360 ' Utchfteld St....8...3440 Dist. #6 even numbers up to #76 Cooildge St ...8...1270 Glendale Rd....9...2350 LitUe St....7...3450 can reach and repel the Argentine Avery St....1...0310 Cooper St....11...1300 Glenwood St....6...2370 Lockwood St....7. 11...3460 force. Cooper Hill St ...11. ..1290 Avon St.. .8. .0320 Glode Lane....!...2380 Dist. j#7 up to #41 inclusive Atlantic The aircraft carriers HMS Invin­ Avondale Rd.:..2...0330 Coop Sawmill Rd....4...1280 Golway St . .1...2390 Dist. #11 — from #42 inclusive Ocean cible and Hermes left Portsmouth Baldwin Kd....3...0340 Cornell St. ..8... 1310 Goodwin St....10...2400 Locust St....10...3470 Cornwall Or...3... 1320 harbor today to head the British Bank St . .11.. 0350 Gorman Place....10...2410 Lodge Dr... 10...3480 Cottage St.. .6... 1330 Bamwood Rd....9...0355 Ckislee Eh-.. ..11. ..2420 Longview Dr....9...3483 fleet on a twoweek voyage to the ; ? ! Barry Rd....2...0360 Country Club D r...4...1340 Grandview St... 5...2430 Lookout Mountain Eh-....4...3485 captured Crown Colony in the South I t .■'-«»/■ Bates Rd. ..12...0370 Courtland St....8 ..1350 Grant Rd....11...2440 Lookout Mountain Rd....4...3490 Atlantic 8,000 miles away. Battista Rd . ..6...0380 Covenant D r...9...1300 Green Rd....l, 2...2480 Loomis St.. .1...3500 ’The carriers, bristling with Sea Beacon St....1...0400 Coventry St.... 11... 1370 Dist. #1 — all numbers up to #234 Lorraine Rd....9...3505 Beech St. .11.. 0410 Crestwood Dr....11. 12...1390 King helicopters and Harrier Dist. #2 — from #235. inclusive Love Une ...9L12...3510 Bell St ...9.0420 Dist. #11 — odd numbers Green Hill St....5...2450 Dist. j#9 — all even numbers CQ lastonD jumpjet fighters, were cheered by Bent St.. .3...0430 Dist. #12 — even numbers Green Manor Rd....2...2470 Dist. #12 — all odd numbers thousands of onlookers waving Benton St.. .10...0440 Croft Dr...1...1400 Greenwood Eh-....3, 5...2490 Lucian S t...8...3520 Berkeley St ...2. .0450 Cromwell Rd....6...1410 New St... 10...3950 Union Jacks. Dist. #3 — odd numbeN Ludlow Rd....4. 5...3590 Pitkin St...5...4360 ^ Server S t ...8...4850 Vernon St West...3...5480 FALKLAND IS. Crdsby Rd....5...1420 New Bolton Rd....4...3990 ’The newly appointed Argentine Bette Dr.. .4 ..0460 Dist. #5 — even numbers Dist. #4 — odd numbers from Plano Place....9...4370 Seymour S t...7...4860 VictorU Rd....6...5470 Cross St. ,..11...1430 Bidwell St... 8. 9...0470 Griffin Rd....l...2S00 #m Newman St... 10...3940 Plaza Dr. .5...4980 Shady Lane....1...4870 View St...l0...5480 governor of the islands, Gen. Mario Cumberland St...1....1440 New State Rd....l...3960 Dist. #8 all odd numbers even Grissom Rd . .3...2510 Dist. #5 — all even numbers Pleasant St...II...4990 Shallowbrook Lane....9...4880 Villa Louisa Rd....4...5940 Benjamin Menendez, toured the Nike Circle....9...3970 numbers from #188 Curry Lane....9...1445 Griswold St....11...2520 Ehst. #5 — odd numbers up to Pleasant Valley Rd ...1...4395 Sheldon Rd....2...4895 VllUge St....9...5490 BRITISH ARMADA ON ITS WAY Cushmab Dr....3...1450 Niles Dr....9...3980 Falklands and promised the 1,800 Dist. #9 even numbers up to #186 Grove St....7 ..2530 #109 Plymouth Lane....9...4400 Shepard Dr,...S...4900 Vine St...6 ..5500 . . . showdown with Argentina possible Bigelow St....to...0480 Norman S t...6...3990 civilians the "full rights” of any Dale Rd....4, 5...1460 Hackmatack S t...9...2550 Lydall S t...2. 3, 5...3540 Pood Laoe....9...4410 Sherwood Circle....!...4910 Virginia Rd....4, 6...5510 Bilyeu Rd. ...1...0490 North St....1...4030 Dist. #4 — odd numbers Hale Rd.. .1...2560 Dist. #2 — even numbers up to Porter St... 4. 5. 6...4420 Short S t. .11..4920 Dist. #4 — odd numbers. other South American citizen. Birch St.. .6 ..0510 North Elm St...l, 2...4000 Dist. #5 — even numbers Hamilton Dr....3...2560 #240 Ehst. #4 — odd numbers from Slater St...l...4930 Dist. #6 — even numbers ’The occupying army, however, Birch Mountain Rd....4...0500 Dartmouth Rd....4...1470 Dist. #3 — all odd numbers Dist. #1 — all numbers up to #93 Herald photo by Tarquinlo Hamlin S t...6...2590 #431 SMnerset Dr....4...tf40 Waddell Dr....9...5590 Civil defense plan issued rules of conduct for the Bishop Dr .. 3. .0520 Dearborn Dr....3...1480 Dist. #3 — even numbers from Dist. #2 — from #94, inclusive Ehst. #4 — even numbers frtm) South S t...I...4970 Hannaway St....6...2600 Waddell Rd....8...5540 islanders and set jail terms for any Bissell St.. .6 ..0530 Debbie D r.. 9...1465 Harding St...8...2610 #406 to end North Fairfield St....ll...S910 #392 South Alton S t ...7...4710 Wadsworth St... 10...5550 Northfield St...3...4010 Bliss St....2...0540 Deepwood Eh*....11, 12...1490 Harlan St. .2...2620 Dist. #5 — even numbers from Dist. #5 — odd numbers from South Farms D r....4...4950 Wadsworth St Ext....l0...5555 disrespect shown the Argentine flag Battling the Hockanum Bluefield Dr.. .8...0550 Dist. #11 — from #59 up, in­ Harrison St....6...2630 #242 to #404 North Main S t...1...4020 #139 to #429 South Hawthorne St....7...4720 Walker St....10...5570 or forces. Civilians reportedly have Blue Ridge Drive....4...0560 North School St....1...3920 clusive Hartford Rd....4, 8. 9, 11...2640 Lyme Rd....2...3550 Ehst. #5 -- even numbers from South Main St....4. 9...4960 Walnut S t...10. 11...S580 Bobby Lane ... 4...0565 Norwood S t...9...4040 refused to accept pesos for pa)iment Dist. #12 — up to #56, inclusive Dist. #4 —^ even numbers from Lynch Dr....5...3560 #100 to #390 . Ehst. #4 — odd numbers Dist. #10 — up to #17, inclusive Nutmeg Eh-....9...4045 of purchases, and in a few “ hostile” June Burokas of 7 Stock Place shows what it and finished third in the mixed class with a Bolton Center Road....4...0570 Deerfield Dr ...12...1500 #478 to #794 Lyndale St....4...3570 Ehst. #6 — odd numbers up to Dist. #9 — even numbers Dist. #11 — from #18, Inclusive Bolton St ..11.. 0580 Delmont St... 2. 7 .1510 Lyness St...8...3580 Nye St. .10...4060 Ticohderoga time of 1 hour and 21 minutes. The Burokas’ Dist. # 8 ^ odd numbers from #127 Spencer St...9, 12...4980 Waranoke Rd....5...5590 disputes caused soldiers to warn took to get through the boiling rapids on the Bond St . .7. .0590 Oak S t...4, 5. 6...4060 Dist. 02— from #80 up, inclusive #419 Madison St.,..6...3590 Ehst. #6 — even numbers up to Ehst. J09 — even numbers Warren St...9...5600 against errant behavior. canoe was one of 93 entered in the race and Bonner Rd....2...0600 Dist. #4 odd numbers from Hockanum River during Sunday’s canoe Dist. #7 — up to #79. inclusive Dist. #9 — even numbers up to MainSt...!, 6, 7. 10...3600 #156 Ehst. #12 — odd numbers Washington St....2, 7...5610 Boulder Rd....5...0610 i#25S to #315 In Britain, Falkland Islands Gov. one of only 72 canoes to finish the course Deming St....l, 3...1520 #476 and from #796 Dist. #1 ^ odd numbers up to #27 PorUand St.. .8. 9...4490 DUt. #2 — all numbers from #76 race — gritted teeth, a stabbing paddle and Bow St . .10. .0620 Dist. #1 — ail even numbers Ehst. #4 — even numbers from Spring St... 4...49901 Rex Hunt and about 80 Royal Dist. #11 ~ odd numbers up to Dist. #6 — odd numbers from Dist. #8 all even numbm DUt. #7 — up to j#75, Inclusive a wet suit for a warmth. Ms. Burokas and her with its record high waters. More pictures on Bowers St.. .2...0630 Dist. #1 — odd numbers from #485 #212 to #316 Dist. #8— odd numbers from #25 Spruce S t ...6...9000*^ Marines, evacuated from the islands #417 Starkweather S t ...1...5010 Weaver Rd....5...S620 husband Michael made it through the rapids page 3.' 'Braeside Crescent....9...0635 .. #101 up Hartland Rd....11...2650 Dist. #6 — even numbers freun Dist. 05 — from #317, inclusive Ehst. #9~ odd numbers up to #29 Steep Hollow LAne....5...5020 Wedgewood Eh-....12...5630 new home? after they were overwhelmed by the Brainard Place....6...0640 Dist. #3 — odd numbers up to i#99 Dist. #6 -- odd numbers up to Harvard Rd....2...2660 #1054 Preston Dr....B...4440 Welcome Place....5...5640 Branford St ..10...0650 Denver Rd....5...1530 #261 Stephen St....2...5030 Argentine forces, arrived at the Harvest Lane....4...2670 Dist. 07 — all numbers fn»n #28 Primer Rd....9...4460 Wellesley Rd....2...5650 Bremen Rd....11.. 0660 Devon Eh-....11...1550 Dist. #5 — even numbers up to Sterling Place ...7...5040 Brize Norton Royal Air Force base Hathaway Lane....8...2680 to #283 Princeton S t...2...4460 Wellington Rd....6...5660 Brent Rd.. .12 ..0670 Diane Eh-....9...1560 SUUfleld Rd....9...5066 Hawley S t.. 6 ..2690 Dist. #10 — odd numbers from #210 Proctor Rd....11...4470 Wellman Rd....5...5670 By Susan Plese today after a flight from Uruguay. Dist. #12 all numbers Division St....11...1570 Oak Grove St....4, 5 ..4070 Stock Place....!...5070 Hawthorne St....7. .2700 #285 to #48 Progress Dr....3...4480 WelU St....6...5680 Herald Reporter No huge crowds greeted their Bretton Rd....2...0680 E)oane St....1...1560 Dial. #10 — even numbers from Dist. #4 ~ odd numbers Prospect St....9...4490 Stone S t ...11...5060 Haynes St ..7...2720 Slrant S t ..-.10...5000 West S t..11.. 5690 return. Briarwood Dr....9...0685 E)orothy Rd....2...1590 Hazel St....6...2730 #284 to #105 Dist. #5 — even numbers Purnell Place....6...4500 Officials doubt Oak Place....10...4080 Strawberry Lane....9...5095 West Center S t...8. 11...5520 The chances of survival of any “ Britain is welcoming them with Hockanum new river Bridge St... 8. 9. .0690 Dorset Lane....3. .1600 Heather Lane....9...2735 Maple S t...6...3810 Putnam St....5...4510 Dist. #8 — #122 to end. Inclusive Dist. #8 — even numbers E)ougherty St....8...1610 Oakland St...l...4090 Strickland St....7...5100 person who stayed in Manchester Helaine Rd....2...2740 Marble St....1...3620 Quaker Rd....2...4S20 | Ehst. #11 — up to #131, inclusive open arms, but we’re going to let Dist. #9 —. odd numbers Dover Rd....12...1620 Oakland Ter....1...4100 Strong St....7...S110 plan can work Hemlock St ..10...2750 Margaret Rd....l...9690 Queens Court....9...452S Westerly St....7...5700 during a full strike nuclear attack on them rest a bit first,” 'an RAF Broad St....7. 11...0700 Elowney Eh-....12...1630 Oakwood Rd....l...4110 Summer St....8,11...5120 Hendee Rd.. .12...2760 Marion Dr....5...9840 Rachel Rd....l. .4530 Westfield St....3...5710 • one of Connecticut’s principal target Dist. #7 — up to #25, inclusive OIcoU E>r....U...4120 D ist #8 - #84 to end. inclusive — See page 9 spokesman said. Drescher Rd....S...1640 Henderson Rd....8...2770 Marshall Rd....l0...S850 Radding St....2...4540 Dist. #7 — odd numbers from #27 Eh-exel Dr....1...1650 Olcott St....8...4190 Ehst. #11 — all numbers to #83 Westland S t...3...5720 areas of New London, Hartford, Hunt was to meet with Prime Henp' St...2, 7...2780 Mather St....9...3660 Ralph Rd....9...4500 to end Dudley St... 8...1660 O'Leary Eh-....8...4140 Summit St....7, 10...5190 WestrainUter Rd....6...57S0 Pratt and Whitney or Hamilton Dist. #2 — from #73, inclusive Maxwell St....8...3670 Raymond Rd....5...4660 Westwood St....8 ..5740 Minister Margaret ’Thatcher later in for this canoe race Dist. #11 — even numbers from OUver Rd....11...4150 Ehst. #7 ~ #205 to end, inclusive Duncan Rd....4...1670 Dist. #7 — up to i#72, inclusive Mayfield Rd....4...3680 Redwood Rd....9...4570 Standard are less than 10 -percent, the day to brief her on the takeover Dist. #10 — all numbers to #204 WethereU S t...8, 9...5750 #28 to end Ehirant St....7...1M) Hercules Eh-....9 ...2 ^ McCabe St...l...3690 Orchard St . .10...4160 Regent St....7...4680 Thomas O’Marra, acting assistant Brookfield St ...10 ..0710 Ehirkin S t...10...1690 Otis St....l0...4170 Sunnybrook Eh-....4...5140 DUt. jfS — up to #218, inclusive by the Argentina forces. Hickory Lane....4...2795 McCann Dr....8...3700 Richard Rd....5...4590 DUt. #9— from #219, inclusive^ Bruce Rd....9. .0730 Duval St.. .12...1700 Oval ljaoe....8...4l80 Sunset S t...9...5150 Civil Defense director, said today. water, candles, matches and Argentina said isolated rejxirts of High St....10, 11...2800 McDivitt DT....8...3710 Riidimond Dr....9...4600 White S t...2...5760 Bryan Eh-....3...0740 Carl St....(see below) Overland St....8...4190 Sycamore Lane....4...5160 Manchester is one of the 110 flashlights, toiletries, a tool kit, im­ By Lisa Zowada Corp./Quality Inn. ’The sound of rain donning wet suits and looking like Ehst. #10 — up to 023, inclusive McGuire Une....8...S720 Ridge St.:..11...4610 fighting were quelled and that all Buckingham St. ..2...0750 Overlook Eh-....9...4200 Tam Rd....4...5170 Whitney Rd....12...5770 East Center St....2. 6, 10...1710 Dist. I ll — from #25, inclusive McKee St....8...3790 Ridgefield St....5...4620 Connecticut towns or cities portant papers, identification, and was quiet. Herald Reporter and thunder Saturday must have members of the ‘‘Calypso,’’ Buckland St ...1...0760 Oxford St...7...4210 Tanner S t...2...5180 Wildwood Rd....3...S775 ; Dist. 02 — odd numbers from High St West....8...2810 McKinley St...8...3740 Ridgewood St....ll...4690 designated as “ high risk” areas un­ anything necessary to sustain a baby changed some minds. stretched their arms, took deep Bunce E)r....8...0770 Packard St. .8...4220 Taylor St....9...S190 WiUred Rd....9...S780 ^ In an ambush Saturday, a bastion #405 Highland St....4...2820 1 McNaU S t...1...3750 Riverside Dr....5...4640 Sometimes, no amount of Burnham St....1...0780 Palm S t...11...4290 Teresa Rd....4...S200 Willard Rd....2...S790 ^ der the Reagan administration plan, living in their household. of 22 British marines on the breaths and waited for the word Dist. #2 — even numbers from Highwood Dr....4...2830 Meadow Lane....5...3760 Robert Rd....5...4660 “ I WANT to thank everyone for Burnham St Ext....!. .0785 Park St....10...4240 Terry Rd....9...5210 Wniiams St....7...5800 < “ If this thing happened today,” he preparation makes a difference. The #374 Hillcrest Rd....9...2840 Middle Turnpike East....2. 3, 4, 5, Robin Rd....2...4060 and town officials have been working Falkland dependency of' South from Watkins. Around the com er, Thayer Rd....4...5220 Windemere St....7,11...5620 * canoeists who gathered with their doing a rain dance last night.” Lee Burnham St West....1...0775 Dist. #6 — even numbers up to HiUiard St...l, 7...2850 7. 10...3790 Parker St....l, 2, 3, 5. 10...4850 Rogers Ptace....9...4670 Iot the past two years on a com­ cautioned, “ it wouldn’t work. We Georgia downed a helicopter, the Economy Electric rapids were Bush Hill Rd....9...0790 Thistle Rd....2...5230 DUt. #7 — up to #43, inclusive Watkins, the race organizer, told the #372 Ehst. #1 — up to #106 inclusive Dist. #2 odd numbers from Ehst. #1 — even from #628 Roosevelt St....ll...4680 plicated relocation plan. have our requirements set, but the trusty Colemans and Old Towns waiting. Butler Rd ...12...0800 Ehst. 02 — odd numbers from Thomas Dr....12...5240 Ehst. #11 - from #44. inclusive damaged a boat and killed three Dist. #10 — odd numbers up to Dist. #7 — from #187, inclusive #269 to #487 Rosemary Place....l0...4690 near Vernon Sunday morning could canoeists. Butternut Rd....4...0810 #403 #259 10 #489 ntompson Rd....8...52S0 Windsor S t...1...5830 According to that plan, 33,000 state of New York is still working on Argentine soldiers, officials in Lon­ When it was all over two hours HItU St....9...2860 Ehst. #2 -- even numbers frun Ruby Dr....9...4695 Winter S t...10...5840 have run the six mile course before “ I just wish you hadn’t danced so Byron Rd . ..10. .0820 Elast Eldridge St....5>.. 1720 Ehst. #2 — even numbers from RusseU St...7...4700 Timber Trull ...4...526# town residents would have three implementation on their side." don and Buenos Aires said Sunday. later, the record had been shattered. HilUide St...2...2870 #376 to #486 WUthrop Rd....9...5850 them a hundred times in the past hard.” Cambridge St . . .7 ..0830 Eastfield S t...3...1740 Hillstown Rd....9...2880 Ehst. #3 — from #945, inclusive #246 to #488 SaddlehUl Rd....9...4706 Timrod Rd....4...5270 days to prepare to evacuate to Evacuees would report to two ’The marines, guarding a British John Scoville and Ron Savaria, both Tolland Turnpike....!, 3...5280 (see Wood Lane....l...5660 Shivering in the gusting winds, the Camp Meeting Rd....4...0640 Eastland Eh-....3...1750 Hilltop Dr . .5 ..2890 Dist; #4 - from #752 to #944, in< Dist. #9 -- odd numbers from Sage E)r....3...4730 Tlconderoga, N.Y., approximately schools in Tlconderoga designated week, could have known every bend, of Windsor, had broken an hour with Campfield Rd ...11.. 0850 below) . Woodbridge St....l, 2. S...U70 Antarctic scientific observation East Maple St...5... 1700 Hoffman Rd....12...2900 elusive #489 Saint James St....l0...5060 every low hanging branch, every participants ' listened carefully as Candlewood Dr . .4...0860 Dist. #1 — odd numbers from DUt #1 — up to #71, inclusive '” 200 miles and a tank of gas from as receiving centers. "It’s possible post, were later outnumbered and a time of 59:20. Out of Ufb 93 canoes Edgerton Place.... 10... 1770 Holl St....6...2010 Ehst. #5 — from #487 to #751. in­ Ehst. #3 — even numbers from Saint John St....ll, U...4740 Watkins outlined the new hazards Canterbury St....1...0870 #285 DUt. #1 — even numbers fr«n Manchester. that relocation will work,” O’Marra jutting rock. entered 21 never inade it to the Edgerton St...10... 1780 Hollister St....2, 7...2920 clusive #490 to#828 Dist. i#ll ~ from #77, inclusive surrendered. Carman Rd....3...0880 Edison Rd. ..12.;.1790 Dist. #5 — up to #89. inclusive Ehst. #1 — even numbers fitmi #72 to #286 An additional 11,000 key workers But Sunday, it didn’t matter. The the rain dance had produced. Ehst. j#2 — from #76 inclusive Dist. #7^oddnumbersuptoi#73 Dist #12 — up to #75, inclusive said, "but it depends on the percep­ ’The fighting brought Argentine Carol Dr.. .12...0890 Edmund St....12 ..1600 Dist. #10~ all numbm from #89 #182 DUt. #3— all numbers from #90| Hockanum was a new river and "If you go through the rapids Please turn to page 10 Dist. j#7 up to #75 inclusive Dist. #10 — even numbers up to Saint Lawrence St....11...5000 — law enforcement and emergency tion of validity of the crisis at the Carpenter Rd....3...0900 Edwards St....1...1810 to #244 Tonica Spring T ra il...4...5290 Ehst. #3— odd numbers fromi#79 casualties to four dead and two Homestead St....7...2930 #374 Saint Paul Dr....5...47S0 personnel — and their dependents many who were about to challenge it sideways you’ll be in trouble,” Carriage Dr ...4...0910 Clberta Rd....l, 3...1820 Pascal l^ne....l2...4253 Tower R4....12...5900 to #301 time the plan is implemented." wounded since the invasion and cap­ Horace St...8...2940 Ehst. #10 — odd numbers from Salem Rd....l2...4780 stood along the banks shaking their Watkins said. ‘"There is a portage. Carroll Rd ...12...0920 Dist. #1 — from #51 inclusive Patriot Laoe....5...4295 Tracy Dr....3...5310 WoodhiU Rd.. .12 ..5880 would be sent to I^nsfield. It is Horton Rd....12 ..2960 #75 to #287 Sanford Rd....5...4770 ture Friday of the capital of Port Carter St.. .4...0990 Dist. #3 — up to #49, inclusive Pearl St....6...4260 Transit Lane....2...531) Woodland S t...7...5890 O’MARRA anticipates many heads, sipping coffee, trying to get But there will be five men in wet House Dr....6...2960 Middle Turnpike West....7. 11. Santina Dr....9...4780 eaqtecl^' i&at id percent of Stanley, ending 149 years of British Carter St West....4...0940 Eldridge St....6...1890 Penn Rd....12...4270 Trebbe E)r....8...5990 Woodside St...9...5900 problems with traffic, in the case of warm, trying in an Instant to get suits. ’Those are the guys that’ll Huckleberry Rd....9...2965 12 .3800 Sass Dr....S...4785 Manchester’s 50,000 population Carver Lane....8,..0890 Electric St....l...l840 Perkins S t...11...4280 Trotter S t...10...5940 Woodstock Dr....3...5910 • rule. The British governor Rex Inside today Hudson St...1...2970 DUt. # 7 - up to #256W. inclusive Saulters Rd...l...47l0 nuclear evacuation, but he says "We ready. save your life.” Case Dr. ..8...0960 Elizabeth Dr....5...1850 TrumbuU St....ll...5350 Wyllys S1....4...5920 would not comply with the evacua­ Hunt, 72 marines and 15 other Hunter Rd....9...2980 Dist. #11 — odd numbers from Perrett Place....I0...4290 Scarborough Rd....6...4800 are taking the unthinkable and plan­ Saturday night’s torrents bad “ But who’s going save our lives?” Castle Rd. . .12 .0970 Ellen Lane....3...1860 Phelps Rd....l...4300 Tuck Rd....4...5960 Wyneding HiU Rd....4...S830 tion request. People without 20 pages, 2 sections Huntington St.,..10...29W (iW7 to #351 SebaUer Rd....U...4810 British subjects were deported Cedar St....11...0900 Elm S t...11...1870 . PhiUp Rd....8...4S10 Tudor Lane....l...5S70 transportation would be evacuated ning the incomprehensible," raised the river to a record high. one of the rescue team yelled out as Hyde S t ..8...3000 ' Dist. #11 — even numbers from School St....4. 6...4n> No Street Given....all dis*- Saturday. Advice ...... 13 Center St ...9. 10. 11. 12 ..1000 Elm Ter .10...1680 Phyllis Rd....4...4915 Turklngton Dr....7...5380 proponents of relocation have said The dams, usually opened before the he headed in a canoe to wait in the Imperial Dr....l. 9...3005 #258 to #500 Dist. #4 ~ odd numbers from trlcU...9990 by bus. No British soldiers or subjects Area towns ...... 7 Dist. #9 — even numbers from Elro St....10 ..1890 Pilgrim Une....5...4SI0 Turnbull Rd....12...5290 that evacuation may be the only Dist. #1 — up to #48 Inclusive Dist. #12 — odd numbers from 1217 event, had to be closed. ’The rapids rapids. #946 up CUie Dr.. .5... 1900 Pine St....10, 11...4940 Tyler Circle....8...5400 have been reported killed: A Business...... 18 Dist. #9 — from #49 inclusive #353 Dist. #4 — even Dumbers from Earl St....2. 10...1790 i GIVEN THE necessary three altemative for survival in the case were boiling, canoe-bending rocks " Don’t worry about your canoe if , Dist. #10 — odd numbers up to Elwood Rd....5...1910 Dist. #10 — odd numbers up to Union Court....!...5410 Classified...... 18-20 Indian Dr....3...3010 Ehst. #12 — even numbers from #216 Dist. #2 up to #9. inclusive * days advance warning, a pc^biUty of an attack to this defense-industry Foreign Ministry source said Argen­ #321 Emerson St....8...1920 #109 Union PUce....l...S420 were hidden behind white water, you spill,” Watkins continued. Irving St...7...9020 #502 Dist. #6 ~ odd numben up to E)Ut. #10 — from #10, inclusive tine soldiers were ordered to avoid C o m ics ...... 17 Dist. #10 even numbers up to Englewood Dr....12....1910 Dist. #11 — all even oumbers Union St....l...5410 considered remote by many critics, state.' branches and bridges would now be “ Worry about your body.” Jackson St....6...3030 Middlefield St . .11...3810 1215 bloodshed at all costs. Entertainment ...... 13 #^U Ensign St....8...1940 Ehst. #11 — odd numbers from Valley St....10...5440 **ToUand Turnpike....!, 9...9280 ^ town residents would first fill their “It’s a difficult concept to deal Jarvis Rd....12...3040 Milford Rd....5...3820 Dist. #6 — even numbers up to dangerously close. ‘ "The time last year was one hour, EMst. #11 ~ even numbers fn»n Erie St ...9 . .1960 Velley View Rd....9...5446 Ehst. #1 — oM Dim^en up te^ L ottery...... 2 Jean Rd ...5...3060 Mill St . .1...3890 #171 gas tanks, then begin assembling the with,” O’Marra acknowledges. Four British journalists were There were fewer canoes this one minute and 46 seconds. ’That #314 to #566 EIsquire Dr....3...1900 Pine HiU St....7...4tl0 Vernon St....3. 5...5460 1283 Obituaries *...... 10 Jefferson S t...1...9000 Montclair Eh*....3...3860 Scott Dr....S...4SI0 necessities for life in the tiny New “ Hopefully we will never have to removed from the islands and flown Dist. #11 — odd numbers from •Baaex St....7...1970 Pioneer Circle...J...4K0 Dist. #9 — from #991, indutive DUt. #3 ~ even numhert up lb year, the sixth year of the race, an ought to be shattered today.” Jensen S t...2...9070 Moore St....8...3800 Seaman Clrelt....l. .4840 Opinion...... 6 #323 to #567 Eva Dr .. 5...1980 Dist. #5 up to #990, inclusive #110 T York village. implement the plan in case of a to the mainland, according to local event sponsored by the Hockanum Joan Circle....9...9075 Morse Rd....l2...3870 "People would evacuate as they ONE AT a time, the 93 canoes Peopletalk...... 2 Dist. #12 — odd numbers from Evergreen Rd....l2...1990 Mountain Rd....4, 5...3880 nuclear attack. reports, leaving only Argentine River linear Park Committee, ’The #589 up Johnson Ter....6...9000 went in the river, waiting for the S p orts...... 14-16 Fairfield St . .11...2000 Dist. #4 — odd numbers from ThU Ordinum-e shall lake effect ten < 10) deys after thU publlcatkm in thU newspaper provided thal within ten i liii became ready," O'Marra said. "But once the plan is set, it is easy reporters in direct contact with the Ground Frequency Yankees, ’The Dist. #12 — even numbers from Jordt St. .2...3090 Television ...... Fail-view St .. .12 .2010 #231 lUvM uficr this publication nf thU Ordinanc-e a petition signed by not less than five NATIONAL WEATHEK SERVKE F0 3 |CA8 T to 7 AM EST • - ( - News Briefing W fndyi

Retaliation hinted Weather brings ~ LOS ANOCLCa LOWEST in diplomat’s death fire, Ice, winds TEMPERATURES .JO TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Israel said Spring storms raged on with no sign of it regards the assassination of one of its weakening today, devastating the East diplomats in Paris as a violation of the with fire, ice and 148-mph winds and leaving parts of the Midlands a tornado- cease-fire with the PLO and hinted the tea- UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST « killing would be avenged with an attack ravaged wasteland. At least 60 people were killed and hundreds more injured in on guerrilla positions. In the occupied Arab town of Gaza, six the iatest onslaught. Israeii civilians and one woman soldier Dry conditions and sweeping winds fed were wounded Sunday in a grenade at­ about 200 brush fires Sunday in North tack on a van. Israeli troops sealed off Carolina and Virginia, burning at least 15 the area but were unable to find the at­ homes in the two states. Officials said it appeared the Wolf Trap performing arts tackers. Weather ' Herald photos by Tarquinio Cabinet ministers leaving'their weekly center in suburban Washington, D.C., meeting said the government views the was also a casualty of the fires. slaying of Yacov Barsimantov in Paris Snow and ice strafed Great Lakes Not taking any chances Saturday as a violation of the U.S.- states and New England, and warnings negotiated Israel-Palestine Liberation of an extreme avalanche danger were Today’s forecast Deciding not to take any chances, Jim Welch of 74 Woodbridge president of the Ground Frequency Yankees, supervises traffic Organization cease-fire in South Lebanon posted in the mountains of northern St. and Chris Marvin of 122 Mather St. carry their red, white at the portage. The local CB club monitored all the portage California and Idaho, where up to 20 feet that went into effect last July. Mostly sunny and coll with slowly diminishing winds and blue canoe over the Adams Street bridge. Hal Burnett. points along the six-mile course. “ We know the right answer to (the . of snow have fallen in the last few days. loday. High temperatures 3f. to 40. Increasing cloudiness asssassination),’’ Deputy Foreign Blowing snow made mountain highways tonight with a 30 percent chance of snow by daybreak. Minister Yehuda BenMeir said at Ben- invisibie. > Lows in the 20s. Tuesday cloudy with a 40 percent , Arkansas and Texas were the hardest, Gurion Airport, where Barsimantov's DPI photo chance of snow. Windv and cold, highs around 30. Winds ; coffin arrived from Paris. He did not hit by more than 70 weekend tornadoes, west 20 to 30 m.p.li. slowly diminishing today and ; elaborate. Today in history reporting 13 and 10 deaths respectively. becoming northeast 10 to If m.p.h. late tonight in- ■ Defense Minister Ariel Sharon has California reported six deaths with two creasing to 20 to 30 mph Tuesday. warned Israel would take military action On April 5, 1951 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were sentenced to death peopie missing and presumed dead, Low bridge Michigan five, Colorado and Wisconsin against PLO guerrilla bases in south for stealing atomic secrets for Russia. Here, separated by an iron At left, Rich Malchow of Lebanon if Israelis died in a Palestinian four, Mississippi three, and two weather- grating, they leave a New York court in a police van after sentencing. related fatalities each were reported in Extended outlook Rockville and George Grade of attack. Appeals failed and they were executed in 1953. The PLO maintains the cease-fire Washington, Pennsylvania, Missouri and Extended outlook for Nevv England Wednesday Stafford Springs inch their way applies only to the Israel-Lebanon Kansas. Ilirougli Thursday: under the Adams Street bridge. border, and denied any connection with Indiana, New York, Iowa, Ohio, and Ma-.acliii-..ll>. Hlioilc l-laiiil ami Conm-clicul: Saturday's rains made for the shooting in Paris. A iittleknown Escaped patient Ford says Reagan Georgia each listed a single death. (ioncrally lair weather through the period. Cold with record high waters in the river Palestinian faction in Beirut took More than 6 inches of snow piled on tiighs mostly in the 40s to low f Os. Lows mostly in the 20s Sunday which allowed only 24 5 western Michigan, where at least one responsibility for the killing. shoots self wrong on Poland to low 30s. . . j inches between the water and traffic death was blamed on the Maim- \ N<‘« Hampshire: Fair and cool Wednesday the bridge. About half the RATON, N.M. (U P I) — An escaped WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former snowstorm and nearly 10,000 people ,ind Thursday. Increasing cloudiness and warmer canoeists opted to carry their Colorado mental patient on a three-week President Gerald Ford says President north of Muskegon were without power. l*’riday. Low.s in the teens to low 20s. Highs in the mid Slowing for rapids Reconciliation rampage of rape, robbery and kidnap­ Reagan should have responded more Four people were killed in a wind- boats over the bridge. This :)()s to 40s and low ,'^^Os south Friday. team's daring paid ‘off. It Possibly hoping to slow their canoe down as it raced through ping shot himself in the head and d i^ harshly to the crackdown in Poland so as whipped fire. \erim ini: Dry Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of urged by Pope to put economic pressure on that nation the rapids, Ruth Nye of 123D Main St. drags a leg through the rather than be captured at a police Strong winds including one gust of rain Friday. Slight warming trend. Overnight lows in finished second in its class. roadblock. and the Soviet Union. H8 mph at Grandfather Mountain — bone-chilling waters of the Hockanum River. Her partner, Peter VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope John the 20s. Highs Wednesday near 40 rj^ing to the upper 40s, State police said David Lee Benns, 27, Ford said he would have declared lashed North Carolina and helped spread Grose, fights to keep the canoe on course. Paul II, beginning a holy week of liy Friday. ! shot himself with a .45 caliber revolver Poland’s debts in default rather than, as forest fires over thousands of dry acres. celebrations, urged Jews and Arabs in Sunday when the car in which he was Reagan did, have the U.S. government the “ land of Jesus” to recognize the riding with four hostages skidded to a pay the interest Poland owed to Western National forecast “ legitimate aspirations” of West Bank halt at a roadblock 7Vz miles south of banks. ?cp Los Angeles cy Palestinians before new violence erupts. Blaze destroys Ci(y Si Fest Raton on Interstate 25. “ Well, honestly, should we worry Albuquerque f .... Louisville r “ Again this past week, new painful Anchorage cy .... Memphis r The four people he had kidnapped in about the bankers, or be concerned about Wolf Trap center .... Miami Bech pc episodes have surfaced in the West Bank, Asheville r Amarillo, Texas, were uninjured in the what happens to 35 million Poles?” Ford Atlanta pc .... Milwaukee s with dead and injured," the pope said, .10 Minneapolis s shooting. asked rhetorically in an interview VIENNA, Va. (UPI) — A brush fire Billings pc referring to the wounding of Israeli Birmmghm ts 1.73 Nashville r Benns’ parents, who live in suburban published Sunday in Parade magazine. ' whipped by 30 mpb winds destroyed the .08 New Orlens cy soldiers and Arabs in rock-throwing dis­ Boston sy Denver, had said he telephoned them “ 1 am disappointed with the lack of amphitheater at the Wolf Trap National Brwnsvil Tx.pc New York pc putes. Buffalo pc Oklahm Cty pc Warmup time after his escape from the Colorado hard-hitting, prompt action by the Park for the Performing Arts, a stage .... Omaha s “ There has been a growth of the anxie­ Charlstn S.C. r Psychiatric Hospital in Pueblo, Colo., Reagan administration in doing for musicians Leonard Bernstein, Count Charlott N.C. r .... Philadelphia pc While the high waters and the ty and uncertainty of the population, who Chicago s .... Phoenix sy March 11, and vowed he wouldn’t be something about martial law in Poland,” Basie and Judy Collins. .04 Pittsburgh s hopes for a condition in which their own The Filene Center of the 117-acre park Cleveland s gtisting winds Sunday turned taken alive. Ford said. Columbus s .... PortlamT M. pc the race Into a hard, exciting legitimate aspirations are recognized “ In my judgment, the Reagan ad­ still smoldered early today after the Dallas f Portland Ore. r .12 Providence sy and confirmed,” the pope told 120,000 four-alarm, three-hour fire — one of 90 Denver cy and exhilarating battle between ministration should have declared the Des Moines s .02 Richmond r people in a Palm Sunday address from Polish debts in default and promptly forest or brush fires reported in Virginia Detroit s St. Louis ts the canoeist and the river, for Political violence .... Salt Lak Ctysy A the balcony of his apartment in St. Sunday, Duluth pc some it meant the crippling taken remedial action. ’They did just the El Paso f San Antonio Peter’s Square. opposite. I think it was the wrong thing The 6,500-seat indoor-outdoor Hartford sy .02 San Diego cy pain of hypothermia. Ann Giles, wracks Salvador .01 to do.” amphitheater, constructed of hardwood Honolulu cy .... San Franese pc daughter of former Public Indianapolis r .... San Juan pc SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (U P I) and steel beams, was a favorite enter­ Jacksn Mss. ts .... Seattle r 'ia Works Director Jay Giles, is Civil war near — The right-wing Nationalist Republican tainment center for members of Jacksonville ts .... Spokane oy .06 Tampa pc helped to warm car at the end Alliance warned it may be able to iden­ Congress, the diplomatic community and Kansas City s for Zimbabwe? Reagan to defend Las V ^a s sy Washington s of the race. Ms. Giles and her tify the killers of one of its members but other Washington area residents. It also Little Rock cy .... Wichita cy partner had fallen Into the Icy called on the U.S.-backed Christian served as a summer home for the SALISBURY, Zimbabwe (UPI) — budget proposals river waters at the rapids but Democrats to solve the crime. National Symphony Orchestra.- finished the race and paid the P Former guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo In a related development Sunday, the WASHINGTON (U P I) - President told 60,000 supporters in his first major acting archbishop of San Salvador, Ar­ Reagan will likely defend his budget price. address since being ousted from the turo Rivera y Damas, appeaied to proposals as necessary ingredients for coalition government that Zimbabwe Weapons sales Salvadoran politicians to stop feuding economic recovery right up to his depar­ Lottery again was on brink of civil war. over power “ as if the gushing rivers of ture this week on a working Caribbean high In Florida Nkomo, leader of the minority blood meant nothing.” vacation. Patriotic Front, blamed the potential for David Joaquin Quinteros, a represen­ Reagan scheduled a meeting with MIAMI (U P I) — Multiple handgun renewed hostilities on Prime Minister tative of the Nationalist Repiiblican freshmen Republican congressmen sales have reached “ staggering” levels Numbers drawn in New 6030. Rhode Island daily; 2507. Robert Mugabe. Alliance (ARENA), was the first today in a bid to hold their loyalty. Many in Florida and authorities specuiate England Saturday ; In a speech Sunday to the supporters in Vermont daily: 675. member of El Salvador’s BOmember con­ are concerned about re-election in light many of the weapons end up in the Connecticut daily; 465. his stronghold of Bulawayo in southern Massachusetts daily: stituent assembly elected last week to be of the upswing in unemployment that has lucrative New York black market for Maine daily; 990. Zimbabwe, Nkomo warned the Patriotic 4844. ■ killed in political violence wracking the followed the Reagan economic plan. guns. New Hampshire daily: Front was prepared to “ coliide” with Central American nation of 4.8 million. _ He also was to meet today with AFL- Statistics from the Bureau of Alcohol, Mugabe if the president attempted to in­ Quinteros and his cousin were shot' CIO construction unions, the head of Tobacco and Firearms show 5,888 stall a one-party government. Unexpected bath after a party meeting Saturday and left which blasted Reagan’s plan as adding handguns were bought by 2,232 in­ “ Mugabe took a very dangerous move to die in a trash dump used as a burial to, rather than easing, fiscai woes. dividuals in multiple gun sales during the At left, Anita and Marc Begin of in sacking me because it brought the place by death squads, a party official The president has been on the defen­ last three months of 1981. Vernon were just two of many country to the brink of war,” ' said said. sive about his 1983 budget plan ever since Two of the agency’s districts encom­ canoeists who took an un­ Nkomo. Quinteros died later after being taken public and private poiis showed the elec­ passing California, the nation’s most “ He must have known what he was Almanac expected bath in the icy waters to a San Salvador clinic with bullet torate is growing weary of his inability populous state, and six others in what is doing would bring about divisions in the of the Hockanum River along wounds in the head, back and arm, party to bring down interest rates and spark often considered the “ gun-toting” West, army and the police ancf that througfiout the stretch of rapids. The spokesman Mario Redaelli said. The the recovery he has assured everyone is reported a combined totai of 2,298 sales society people would be divided.” Begins try to get their footing in cousin suffered only minor wounds. on the way. involving 5,977 weapons. By United Press International the swiftly moving water, while Today is Monday, April 5, the 95th day of 1982 with 270 Dave Gephard, left, and David to follow. Take five Watkins, member of the wetsuit Peopletalk The moon is moving toward its full phase. The mor­ rescue team, empty their ning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Thomas McKay, one of five members of the rescue team at the canoe. Watkins later suffered a lound an orphanage that grew from a handful of The evening star is Mars. rapids behind Economy Electric Supply, tSkes a much needed dislocated hip when he was hit New Mandrell star? ( hildren to nearly 200. It was bombed and destroyed 'Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. breather while waiting for another team of canoeists to test Its from behind by a canoe. during the 1968 Tet offensive. Fifteen of the American Negro educator Booker T. Washington was skills in the churning waters. Most of the time, the river won, It all started with Brooke Shields, but the models < hildren wore killed. born April 5,18,56. Actress Bette Davis was born on this and McKay and the others were busy pulling people, boats and Hensler and actor Dennis Christopher, who plays seem to be getting younger and younger. date in 1908. paddles from the 40 degree water. McKay, too, ran into some Hensler, attended a screening of the film to answer Now country singer Barbara Mandrell’s On this date in history; bad luck with the river. While helping some floundering questions from the audience, which included comic daughter, Jamie, r, is getting into the act. She’s In 1951, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg of New York City canoeists, McKay was hit by another boat and dislocated his leatured in a tiger-striped outfit in ads running in Robin Williams. were sentenced to death for stealing atomic secrets for Hensler said the bombing scene, recreated at a shoulder. recent issues of Los Angeles Magazine, promoting a Russia. houtique selling European fashions for children. Manila refugee center, “ brought back awful In 1964, illustrious American Gen. Douglas MacArthur This is Jamie's first modeling job, said her grand- memories.” died at the age of 84. lather, Irby Mandrell, but the future looks pretty “ It's probably the most realistic scene of its type In 1968, major American cities were hit by violent involving children ever filmed," he said. “ The glossy. riots as an aftermath of the assassination of black; result was a scene that looks as chaotic as it was The ad has “ pulled in a tremendous amount of leader Martin Luther King. ; celebrities," says the manager of the Heaven Sent when it really happened." In 1976, American billionaire Howard Hughes died of • boutique. kidney faiure on a flight from Acapulco, Mexico, to Variations on a EASTER SPECIAL Quote of the day Houston, Texas. He was 70. Also that day, James' Press reviewed Callaghan became prime minister of Britain. ; Wow ( S m i i S f meaningful gift ICECREAM Woody Allen discussed flying saucers in the 70 EAST CENTER STREET Looking for gift suggestions. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., April f., ISUZ - ■> t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. April R, 1982 Win Free Groceries Public forum on town budget Stool HOuns MONMUIS*Sai*SUN tom ro Opm WIOMMUOS'IOI 6o*« 'o O0(N All OAT SUNDAT! For A Full Year SPaiGULMDSTIlCtT set tonight at Waddell School llM[Et5TBl.C0»»tCtlCCt in the Town residents will have th eir. but 7.4 percent more than for the Weiss also recommended a $206,-;^ chance to comment on the proposed current year. That budget includes 000 appropriation.to start paramedic- 1982-83 town budget at a public the closing of Bentley S<'hool. service in the town undeC a plan* hearing tonight at 8 at Waddell , It also includos a provision for one -proposed by Ronald Kraatz, a School, 163 Broad St. new police officer rather than the Health Department employee. four new officers requested by the I ’he budget represents an increase Police Department. The proposal would put the of 10.33 percent over this year's Town Manager Robert B. Weiss paramedics under the jurisdiction of- budget — nearly a one mill increase proposed other economy moves in the town Fire Department,, in place! that would raise taxes $71 to $$111.. the Public Works Department, in­ of a $300,000 plan originally put The budget proposed by the town cluding less extensive snow plowing forward by the Emergency Medical HimSJ DETAILS IN STORE manager includes a school budget of BIBHLMD and sanding, a decrease in the Services Council which would haVe $20.2 million — $173,000 less than the number of street lights, and stationed the paramedics in Board of Education recommended rtf tho department. Manchester Memopial Hospital. MUCKES OR QROTE & WEIQEL JANIK Klelbaea ' Kielbasa Bozzuto camp Fire calls \ Also Avallabit Dubuque, Fleur-De-lis Hams Boneless-Semi Bonelees-Morrell E-2 Cut Hams Hormel Cure 81 Hams For Your Holiday Table won't primary Manchester Saturday, 3:27 a.m. — Gasoline washdown, 117'West Local supporters of Republican gubernatorial can­ Middle Turnpike. (Eighth District). OVEN didate Richard Bozzuto won’t hold a primary after all to Saturday, 7:01 a.m. — Large shed on fire, rear of 77 STUFFERS Qran

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Alex Girelli, City Editor Public hearing slated tonight on Bolton budget OPINION ■'S

By Richard Cody Of the entire budget, 63.8 percent but my expenses are going up 10.” With the selectmen’s budget, and further by holding off on the roof. He the cruiser at $14,000. said since the school administration ’The finance people also ciit $25,000 Herald Reporter is slated for education. At $3,199,150, 'The increase in the budget means in keeping, with the $15,000 cut in the a $211,377, increase over current a L6 min increase over the present school budget, there would be a 3.5 hds decided to shut one-third of the from the road repairs account, and BOL’TON — Ji you don’t like the expenses, is the first budget to ever rate of 27.7. An owner of a home mill increase. The above building in the school year 1983-1984, $8,500 from surveying and idea of paying another |8S next year exceed $3 million. Similarly, the assessed at $50,000 pays this year homeowner would then pay about the town might held off on putting on engineering. ’The finance board left Jack In property taxes, the public hearing school biidget, at $2,043,151, is the $1,385. With next year’s proposed $175 more in taxes. a new roof until the town decides in money to begin survey work on on the municipal budget tonight in first to have gone over the $2 million mill rate of 29.3, that same person Of the proposed spending increase what to do with the building, Birch Mountain Road, Colonial Anderson in the finance board’s budget, 70' Road, and Williams Road. Doesn't anyone want Kennel lys job? the Community Hall is the occasion mark. would pay $1,470. GUTTING O UT the roof, Walsh percent of it comes'from the school to tell it to the finance board. ’Though taxes may go up 5.8 per­ said, and patching it, would drop the Washington IN DRAWING up the proposed board’s budget. With the $211,378 in­ ’The residents of Williams Road And if you want to pay more, cent, town spending is up JO percent. increase to 3 percent, “ which would budget, the finance board cut $128,- crease in the total budget, $61,593 had petitioned the selectmen for Remember last fall, after did anything improper. With lots of area candidates — in­ Merry-Qo-Round tonight’s also the perfect opportuni­ ’This spending increase is offset, be.more than reasonable. Ronald 511 from the town proper budget, comes from the town proper budget, William Cotter died, when can­ cluding Muriel Yacavone and ty to tell the board members that finance board Chairman Michael J. road repairs. For her part, Mrs. Swensson' and $15,000 from the school budget. and the rest from the school board. Reagan would be proud of us.” didates from both parties lined probably Marcella Fahey of Elast you want to restore some programs Walsh said Sunday, by the 3.3 per­ has said she didn’t know who the that they’re proposing to cut. cent Increase in the town’s Grand ’The selectmen had cut $14,600 Also in the town budget is a $109,- In cutting the town proper budget, ’The meeting tonight will begin at up to run for his 1st Hartford and Audrey Wasik of lobbyist was at the time. She said According to the finance board’s List. from the budget proposed by all the 000 roof for the center school the finance board dropp^ a new 7:30 p.m. ’The hearing on the school Congressional District seat? M a n c h e s te r South Windsor — and,with the lobbyist did not influence her budget, the town is facing a 5.8 per­ “ In other words,” Walsh said, boards and commissions except for building. town dump truck and polira cruiser. budget wjll be Wednesday at the Things are very different now. vote, but merely pointed out that several state central committee cent increase in the tax levy. “ my taxes are going up 5.8 percent. the school board. Walsh said the budget could be cut The truck was slated at $65,000, with same time and place. If any Republicans are planning a S p o t lig h t she had not voted as she had in­ members running for secretary The state November challenge of tended. And Mrs. Swensson had of the state, the town-party Democrat Barbara Kennelly for By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter no apologies for voting as she did. leadership could make enemies her newly won job, they’re She said she felt her vote was in no matter whom it endorsed. let down 1/2 off, 1h«M Iwo Hmm only, keeping it quiet. the best interests of Manchester A favorite daughter candidacy ^Area towns Monday and ILiosday, April 5 and 6. That’s in contrast to what Community Colle^ie. by Mrs. Weinberg would solve happened last winter, when five HALF We'll have to wait and see if that problem. Ehfiro ttock patterns Select linen looks Republicans were so determined again. But it would seem that the prisoner “The" fashion fabric of springl MANCIIKSTKR STATE Rep. the incident becomes a campaign Does anyone really believe that simplicity, M cCall’s, Butterick and to win the nomination that they three had their days in the sun Vogue* — every pattern In our stores Is Polyester/rayon solids; machine wash Elsie “ Biz” Swensson did not issue. Mrs. Weinberg, who ran fbr fought it out on the convention and have run out of chances. B o lt o n PRICE now on sale at Va off reg. pricel LIMIT: 2 and dry:45" wide. Limit: 6 yds./customer. please her Republican colleagues secretary of the state four years WASHINGTON - Michael Zepln floor. Two of those candidates — That leaves Mrs. Howe, the ONE PERSON who might be PATTERNS PER CUSTOMER. Reg. $4.99 yd. when she changed her vote at a ago, could win the free-for-all? is a federal prisoner with probably Colleen Howe of Glastonbury and newest of the five Republicans interested in seeing it ' become committee meeting after a lob­ Some Manchester. Democrats less than seven months left to serve 'Vogue patterns not eventual nominee Ann Uccello of who sought the nomination. She issue is former Democratic DAYS byist whispered in her ear. privately say she doesn’t have a on a conviction for bank fraud and 50% OFF available In every store. 50% OFF At least ISO yds. per store. West Hartford — battled in a might well run again. Unlike Mayor Jack ’Thompson. Not only was the incident em­ prayer and that, anyway, what car theft. But he’s afraid he won’t primary. Fusscas, she has no office to lose Apparently boxed out of the barrassing, prompting calls for a she now really wants to be is livb to make it. He fears be has been The Democrats quickly settled and unlike Miss Uccello, An­ Democratic nomination for the Budget suit plaintiffs new rule prohibiting lobbyist- mayor. marked for death because of on Mrs. Kennelly as their drews and DiFazio, she has not 4th Senatorial District seat by legislator contact during voting AM . IS I^IJIET on the Eighth testimony he gave that helped New nominee, but there were a yet been branded a chronic loser. Mayor Stephen T. Penny, ’Thomp­ sessions of committees, but Mrs. District front, for the time being, York authorities convict a gang of number of Democrats behind the But a Howe candidacy is pure son may turn up as the can­ Jo-Ann Fabrics’ speculation now, because in Swenson voted against the posi­ but the calm probably won’t last murders. plan to appeal ruling scenes jockeyeng for position didate for the 13th Assembly tion most Republicans were long. What makes Zepin bitter as well before Mrs. Kennelly got the nod. Republican circles there do not District seat. taking on the bill. as scared is that the prosecutors 39th anniversary 5 Town officials are not satisfied Mrs. Kennelly will run for re- even seem to be rumors about The party leadership, notably Mrs. Swensson voted for an by the district’s response to the promised to do what they could do By Richard Cody plaintiffs of the town meeting (May 8) election this year, there’s no the 1st District race. Town Chairman Ted Cummings amendment which would, in beginnings of an annexation drive protect him from retaliation by Herald Reporter could have been upheld by the (town) mystery about that. But who will That’s understandable. It’s and state central committee effe^’t, leave control over state in the Bryan Farms area. friends of the convicted murderers, council.” run against her? almost inconceivable that voters member John Sullivan, are said COVENTRY - ’The plaintiffs in the, At that . May 8 meeting, 176 residents college budgets in the hands of ’The district has said it was not or from fellow prisoners enforcing “ I have not heard of anyone,” in this heavily Democratic dis­ to be pushing ’Thompson hard to nearly year-old town budget suit are overruled the moderator’s decision that the individual institutions. plotting to take over the area, but the underworld code of death to in- said Republican Town Chairman trict would vote Mrs. Kennelly run. Cummings, while conceding charging that the Superior Court judge the petitions filed by the taxpayers’ Remember, it was a it refused to discipline volunteer formers. Apparently, the Curtis M. Smith. Other local out of office less than a year that Biz Swensson would be a who dismissed their case Wednesday association mandated a referendum on Republican — Antonina Parker of firefighter Peter Staye the prosecutors did try to help Zepin, Republicans echoed Smith’s after they sent her to tough opponent, has said he neglected the su.bstance of the case, the annual budget. ’Then then tried to Glastonbury — who complained man behind the effort — or to but they could not prevail on a tough llie y will appeal to the state'Supreme remarks. Washington. So who’s crazy thinks a strong candidate could vote the budget in. about the incident and it was urge that all annexation efforts law-and-order federal judge. Court. ’Three days later, the council over­ Of the five Republican can­ enough to challenge her? beat her. Sale ends Saturday, April 10th. Republican Walter Joyner of cease. Zepin wrote me for help, in the “ ’The substance has not been deter­ turned the town meeting action and sent didates who failed last winter, Republican State Central Com­ Both Cummings and Sullivan Manchester who proposed the District officials are angry at hope that publicity will reverse mined,” plaintiff Bruce M. Stave said the budget to a referendum, where it was state Rep. ,1. Peter Fusscas of mittee member Nathan J. obviously believe Thompson is ban on contact between lobbyists Mrs. Weinberg and other town of­ what' he views as a doublecross. today. “ ’Iliat is the real issue.” defeated by a 2-1 margin. Marlborough already has said he Agostinelli pointed out that the that candidate. Stave said the plaintiffs met Sunday and legislators during voting at ficials for refusing to call any Here is his story, which has been won't run this time. He instead 1st District seat is considered night and decided to ask their attorney, STAVE AND the five other plaintiffs committee meetings. CUMMINGS AND Sullivan more district-town liaison com­ confirmed by my associate Sam will campaign for re-election this one of the safest Democratic Paul Spinella of West Hartford, to write filed suit shortly after the council’s ac­ Other Republicans have said also are believed to be behind the mittee meetings until the district Fogg: year. seats in the country. up the briefs. He safd Spinella had not tion to have the town meeting action up­ quietly that the incident might effort to push Deputy Mayor Bar­ committee members report to In 1980, Zepin was temporarily held. Miss Uccello, Ben Andrews ’ ’They could probably put been contracted yet. hurt Mrs. Swensson’s re-election bara Weinberg to run for her. lodged in the county jail at and Lucien DiFazio are all past Mickey Mouse on the ballot and TO LLAN D COUNTY Superior Court A month later, a budget with a lesser hopes, though they quickly add secretary of the state. Anyone who can figure out a Waukaesha, Wis., pending trial on increase was adopted at another referen­ nominees. Maybe the GOP will he would probably outdraw any Judge Eugene T. Kelly ruled Wednesday they don’t think Mrs. Swensson A Weinberg candidacy would, peaceful solution is a shoo-in for federal charges. One of his dum. trot out one of the warhorses Republican,” said Agostinelli. against the plaintiffs’ claim that referen- neatly take them off the hook. the Nobel Peace Prize. cellmates confided that be had par­ dums on the annual town budget meeting This suit has drawn statewide publici­ ticipated in the murder of four per­ are illegal in Coventry. He said the basis ty, since it is the first to challenge the sons in Utica, N.Y. for their suit, what they saw as a conflict right under statute for the electors of a A : In M anchester To obtain Zepin’s testimony, in language between state statute and town to force a referendum. The Ck)nnec- Oneida County prosecutor Richard town charter, was non-existent. ticut (inference of Municipalities has Enders promised him, in writing: " I Without this premise, Kelly said, he joined the plaintiffs in an advisory capacity. ’This organization contends will not put you on the stand to could not grant the plaintiffs the relief they sought — a ruling over whether that towns should te able to determine I A wonderful testify unless some positive agree­ their own method of adoption budgets. state statute supercedes town charter on n ment is made beforehand that you oonflictiiig issues. ’The plaintiffs are con- At the hearing Wednesday town at­ will not be returned to the federal trading that charter governs in this in­ torney Daniel K. Lamont argued that Seeisuokeis and ootds SMilIngs prison system ... I will do all in my stance. without the safety valve offered by Polyester/cotton stripes are a Polyester/cotton plaids and f weekend in town power to have you placed in the p Since there was no conflict, Kelly said, statute, a town could effectively disen­ dressing tradition. Machine Oxford cloth solids. Machine witness protection program or such there was no case. franchise certain portions of a communi­ wash, dry, 45’ wide. wash, dry, 45’ wide. other disposition as will keep you Stave said Kelly didn’t answer the ty from voting on a budget. Reg. $3.49 to $ 4 ^ yd. The weather wasn’t par­ Finally, on Sunday afternoon, R eg . $4j I9 and $4.99 yd. out of federal incarceration and an question his group wanted resolved, Stave said .the appeal has to be filed ticularly cooperative this there was the opening of the new environment where any fellow which was “ whether the action of the' soon. weekend, but that didn’t prevent Mental Health Building at prisoner would have a chance to ^ 3 a 4 8 YARD 25 % OFF it from being a wonderful two Manchester Memorial Hospital. retaliate because of your days for Manchester. Hundreds of residents came to testimony.” Large area loses power Spring prints First there was the fourth an­ listen to the speeches of dedica­ As it turned out, Zepin testified in The Innocent ones: Poly- nual townwide cleanup, which tion and to tour the handsome good faith, but the authorities esterfeotton mlnl-florals. ANDOVER — Burned-out circuits in a community relations manager for NU, saw hundreds of persons facility. reneged. Oneida County Assistant Machine wash, dry, 45* wide transmission line left 2,f.00 Northeast said today. volunteer to rake and sweep and District Attorney Edward A. Wolff Reg. $2.49 to $3.29 yd. The new building will provide Utilities customers, and most of this Power went out at about 3:f.O p.m,, and Jr. wrote later that Zepin’s mainly pick up litter at trouble greatly improved mental health town, without power late Saturday after­ was restored 2.f. hours later. testimony "placed a valuable part in spots all over town. The well care for towns east of the river, noon, Ms. Brossmer said the cause of the the conviction,” and added: “ It is YARD organized affair, sponsored by with a larger number of beds ’The outage, caused when several cir­ loose brace has not been determined. She my feeling that because of coopera­ cuits shorted out after a steel brace said it could have been caused by high the Greater Manchester and a psychiatric day treatment tion by Mr. Zepin, he has been loosened on a major transmission line in winds nr metal fatigue. “ It was just one Calicos OIngham checks Batiste Chamber of Commerce, the program . Intoffoelngs placed in a great deal of jeopardy Columbia, affected customers in An­ of those freak things,” she said. Polyester fusible and norv Entire stocki 100% cotton mini’s POly/cotton gingham Is one 65% polyesterf35% cotton- Jaycees of Manchester, and the With the economy in the E c r r z z E L with regard to his presence in the dover, Columbia, Lebanon and North The source of the break was off Route fusible norvwoveru. Machine are real charmers. Machine sweet way to sewl Machine perfect for soft blousesi Conservation Commission, declining shape it is in, and with general population of any prison...” Franklin, Marilyn Brossmer, regional H in Columbia, she said. wash, dry, from 18’ wide. wash, dry, 45’ wide. wash, dry, 45“ wide. Machine wash) dry, 45’ wide. brought out the best in the par­ the cutbacks in federal spending, What Zepin hoped to get in return Reg. $3.99 yd. Reg. $2.29 yd. Reg. $2.49 yd. ticipants. the new building couldn't come for his testimony was either proba­ Lorraine Peterman, one of the at a better time. tion or the protection of serving ^ 3 « 1 9 y a r d 1.68 YARD 1.99 YARD organizers, says that despite the Once again, the spirit of Open foriin1 / Readers' views time under a new identity. What he blustery weather, the cleanup on volunteerism prevailed. The got from U.S. District Judge Robert Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 W. Warren of Milwaukee was four Region Highlights 60” llnon looks Lfpiochaun llnon Sheer delights Entire stock Qlana’>’ Saturday was the best ever. new building was paid for with Pamprer yourseltl Qiana* years at the federal prison in Potyesfer knits and wovens are 50% polyester/50% rayon Voiles, dimities or lenos ot That's quite a tribute to the contributions. The most signifi­ solids — chic pretendersi polyester/cotton. Machine nylon knit solids; machine Englewood, Colo. The unsym­ true classics. Machine wash spirit of solidarity among cant’ one of $3f.0,000 was from Machine wash, dry, 45’ wide. wash, dry, 45’ wide. wash, dry; 50’ and 60’ wide. pathetic Warren, the last federal and dry. Manchester residents. United Technologies Corpora­ Good law ’Thus far in this century we have municate and make judgments, as Reg. $ 4 ,^ and $4.99 yd. Reg. $8.99 yd. Reg. $3.49 yd. Reg. $4.99 and $8.49 yd. given our children the threat of an attainable goai for our schools. judge appointed by Richard Nixon, Deficit expected Bar owners win The canoe race on Sunday tion, after which the building has was Wisconsin attorney general nuclear holocaust, loss of a quality To attain a society of literate, people EAST HARTFORD — A decision filed brought Out a more competitive been, named, but many others To the Editor: during the anti-Vietnam campus HEBRON— ’The Board of Elducation is ^ 3 - 9 9 YARD YARD OFF environment, and the specter of Dr. Graham would set higher stan­ Friday by Judge Thomas H. Corrigan in 25 % OFF ^.48 20 % spirit but no less enthusiasm. contributed to the betterment of protests, and gained a reputation as projecting a $f.,613 deficit in its current Manchester can be proud of the massive starvation. dards in core subjects and require budget. One of the reasons for this is the Hartford Superior Court ruled that the Despite the bitter cold and the' 'the hospital of which Manchester a strict law-and-order man. handicapped parking ordinance that Also in this century we have tried more of them to be taken, stop increase in the number of special educa­ town cannot enforce its adult entertain­ Puekor prints Embroidered eyelets Double knits Decorator fabrics threat of hypothermia, > the Zepin’s forebodings came true at can he so proud. was passed about two years ago. to extend quality education to all our making schools multi-purpose agen­ tion students in the school system. ment ordinance until the local law’s con­ Entire stocki 45’ poly/cotton Fashionable p>oly/cottons in Crepe stitch or Ponte de Choose from our entire, Irv racers seemed to enjoy their Yes, it was a glorious weekend • I ’m sure that it is appreciated by citizens. This education may be cies, and require schools to do one Englewood. ’Twice he was assaulted Other accounts reflecting large stitutionality is settled first. embossed; 38’ cotton pllsses. all-overs and flounces. Roma of 100% polyester. ' store stock or special order AS a result, the owners of the Pompei hours on — and in some cases in for Manchester, and a fine way all disabled people when in sorely needed within this century if thing, teaching, well. by other inmates until he found deficits are-teacher aide, health and life Machine wash, dry. Machine wash, dry, 44’ wide. Machine wash, dry, 60’ wide, from swatch books. Restaurant and the Venus Lounge can — the Hockanum River. to launch spring. Manchester, but there are still mankind is to survive as a species. Stephen R. Graubard, editor at refuge In “ the hole” — confined insurance, and electricity. Reg. $2.99 to $3.99 yd. Reg. $8.99 and $4.99 yd. Reg. $3.49 and $4.49 yd. Rra- P>*e* m>w away from the other prisoners. continue to feature exotic dancers many parking areas such as doctoVs’ I do not mean to sound like Deadalus, writing in the preface of Patricia Mulligan, chairman of the Finally, by appealing directly to school board, said a freeze has been without fear of violating the ordinance. offices, grocery stores and another propheter of doom, but I the same edition says, “ A society ’The ordinance carries lengthy permit another federal judge, Zepin won a placed on all spending other than con­ 25% OFF 25 % OFF 25 % OFF 20 % OFF restaurants that do not have han­ believe we all must be prepared to that allows an individual to believe and licensing requirements for adult Berry's World transfer to the federal facility at tracted services and essential items. dicapped parking. make sacrifices before we sacrifice he has no obligation to public educa­ entertainment establishments and per­ Texarkana, Texas. Prison officials ’The board voted to notify the Board of If you are handicapped and need our species. tion because he himself has no Finance of its anticipate deficit but formers. there insisted that Zepin is an area marked for the han­ In November, 1961, at a sym­ children, or because his children won’t ask for any additional appropria­ Curtiss H. Heinz, owner of Venus 9 I “ enjoying all the privileges of the dicapped, please write to the posium in Washington, D.C., scien­ have already passed through school, tion until it to certain of the amount it Lounge, and Robert DlPersio, owner of Pompei,. won an injunction blocking the Manchester ’Traffic Authority, c/o tists agreed that mankind is barely is a society that has lost all perspec­ general prison population.” ’They will need. , town from enforcing the ordinance last Capt. Brooke, Manchester Police able to survive in a rapidly changing tive on its future.” contend he has no troubles. December after the law was approved by Dept. Lest the politicians of Manchester But Zepin doesn’t share their com­ highly technological society with the Town (jonncil. Manchester police have done an needs that have been evolving slow­ forget their obligation the P T A ’s placency. In his latest letter, he excellent job patrolling the han­ ly for several million years. It will should always be ready to remind wrote that three other inmates bad Board gets report dicapped parking, fining violators. take a highly educated individual to them. tipped him off that prisoners, transferred to Texarkana from Hats off to Manchester police survive in the 21st Century, and it is HEBRON — Despite reduced federal Melody D. Treadwell dept. our responsibility to proWde such Englewood, were spreading word funds, in January the school administra­ More charges filed Highland Park School that “ I was rat-snitch and should be tion asked the Board of Elducation to in- education. VERNON - John OUver, 36, and his Arnold L. Handler PTA President dealt with the way snitches are in clute a second full-time teaching posi­ Although I ’m sure that there are wife, Sharon, 32, had additional charges South Windsor the system.” tion for the gifted program in its 1982-83 hard times in Flint, Michigan, the lodged against them Friday. ’The two, of ' bu^et. Ekit the school board voted to rhetoric of economic woe, proposed ^ i d e s his feeling of betrayal by Terrace Drive, were arrested earlier in eliminate the position. budget cutbacks and loss of govern­ the authoriUes, Zepin can’t see why the week on cocaine charges. ’TIm board has now received a report The long view be couldn’t be paroled. He is 38, has ’The additional charges are illegal ment services is, now at least, un­ on the program in a final attempt to con­ Policy on letters a 15-month-old daughter, a stable possession of hallucinogenic substances, realistic for Manchester. These may vince it to expand. A group of parents home and a firm job offer awaiting possession of less than four ounces of To the Editor: be inconvenient times, but they are and teachers has been attending school PADRKS* The Herald welcomes letters to Owned OfXl operated by Fabri-Centera of Amerloo. Inc. 3D him upon his release — if he lives marijuana, possession with intent to use certainly not hard. Lest 1 be accused the editor, particularly on topics board budget sessions also in an attempt €>lM2byNCA Me In the December, 1981, Atlantic that long. And his crime was not a drug para^ernalla, ixisseMion with in­ of being unsympathetic to those of local Interest. ’ to convince the board. tent to sell drug paraphernalia, and David Stockman is quoted as saying capital offense. Joseph Reardon, principal of Gilead without work I have no qualms with letters ideally should be typed selling and possession of fireworks. 340 BROAD ST., M ANCH E8T1R PARKADE he is not “ going to expend political Meanwhile, the prisoner who Hill ^em entary Sdiool,_ has said the "Sure, Grampa, I'd like to go for a walk with helping anyone in need, and would and should be no longer than two ’The arrests stem from the March 28 Capitol solving some other guy’s program hasn’t reached an “ effective you. What kind of special expensive gear do we support social welfare legislation. pages, double-spaced. cooperated with the prosecutors raid on their apartment. Police said they MON. — SAT. 10-9 SUNDAYS 12-8 problem in 2010.” I l u ^ that the level of implementation” and won’t until need for THA T sport?” Patricia Graham, writing in the ’The Herald reserves the right lives in fear of his life. As he put it, siezed cocaine, money and fireworks. politicians in Manchester will not be to edit letters in the interest of , it has more staff. Summer, 1981, issue of Deadalus with stark poignancy; “ Plain and / Phone 649-9424 so short-sighted. defines literacy, the ability to com- simply, I am very, v e r y scarad.” »o?w»X4«»«*x:«»»:<*x->X';*X'»«««'!««':-»Xs‘-x<"»x-x-:w:-:-x«« 1 MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Mon . April f., 1982 - •) B - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., April f;. 1982 'The developers were like devils after a poor soul' Officials doubt U S. knew of germ warfare tests

NEW YORK (UPl) - U.S. officials Safer said the Japanese viewed the One former officer told the Japanese reportedly knew Japanese germ warfare Chinese as racially inferior and planned to Broadcasting System that prisoners were Recession hurts farmland-saving program take over tee country by using the most ef­ tied to piles behind protective barriers and researchers experimented on American evacuation plan prisoners during World War II but never ficient method possible — germ warfare. certain parts of their bodies were exposed. The officer in charge of tee project was Germ bombs were then exploded and severe piece of property, at least 50 acres down. “ If the landowner says ‘I want $1 where he’ll raise 50 or so heifer. rates. tried them for war crimes for fear tee By Jacqueline Huard “ 1 sold my dairy herd in 1972,” he Gen. Shiro Ishii, whose top secret 731-Corps shrapnel wounds were allowed to become of it "flat as a pancake” and with Last year, Agriculature Com­ million an acre,’ we tell him, forget “ You just can’t quit like that,” he I Soviets would copy their “ bacteria bomb.’’ United Press International says. “ Within two months, it was operated under the guise' of a water gangrenous. city water to boot. missioner Leonard Krogh asked the it, we’re not going to talk to you says. The Japanese experiments began in like being homesick. I just missed JT purification unit. The documentary said typhoid germs “Those developers were after us Legislature for |10 million and got anymore,” Krogh said. He’d feel even better if he knew Manchuria during the invasion of China in HARTFORD — Herbert Kallmann the animals. You see them mooing;;:! “Sometimes they were unbelievably were injected into tomatoes and those who and his wife will retire to northern like the devils after a poor soul,” he $200,000. He asked for $10 million Haggling over land values is all someone would continue to farm at would succeed tee 1930s and continued during World War looking at you. I was just missing scientific,” Powell said. “ On day 3 they ate the tomatoes developed typhoid fevers. said. again this year but lawmakers are behind Kallmann. He has set his Spy Rock. Four or five people said II, using captured Americans as guinea California next month, but before would select one man out and kill him and In other cases, prisoners were exposed to recommending $^,000. sight on a 15-acre farm 2,500 miles they would love to buy it but they them. I just couldn’t do without pigs, infecting teem with pathogens and they leave they hope some young The only way he could think of to autopsy him to the extent to which the dis­ cholera fleas. Days later, the prisoners’ “ There’s no way we can fund that away, outside Modesto, Calif., can’t swing today’s high mortgage them.” " By Mike Clancy As Connecticut emergency planner systematically killing teem to study the farmer will call their 272-acre dairy round out his social security check ease had affected his various internal bodies were dissected and studied. was to start selling off the land a with the state's overpowering fiscal Ted Janiszewski put it; “ If you have a effects, Morley Safer reported Sunday in a farm home. United Press International organs. Then a few days later they would According to Safer, at the end of the war piece at a time or deed it all away to problems,” says Sen. Audrey Beck, choice, would you rather stay there or go CBS “ 60 Minutes” interview with John Their farm, Spy Rock, is in kill another man," Powell said. the prisoners were killed and their bodies D-Mansfield, whose finance com­ Like it or not, rural New England to another area were you have some Powell, a former editor of China Weekly Griswold, a hamlet 10 miles from a developer who envisioned 100 new “ In one experiment with hemorrhagic incinerated. The death factories then were tract homes where cows grazed. mittee sets the limit on state would have to play host to millions of chance to survive?” Review. the Rhode Island border where fever, they killed everybody,” he said. blown up. Kallmann settled 40 years ago when About that time, 1978, the borrowing. people if the president of the UnitM Safer said U.S. officials learned of tee ROBERT kELLY, CHIEF emergency A documentary supplied to “ 60 Minutes" Neither Ishii nor any members of his cor­ he left Germany soon after Hitler’s Legislature started the farmland States decided a nuclear attack was like­ Japanese experiments after tee war and Easter planner for Massachusetts, said, .“ The by tee Japanese Broadcasting System ps of human experimenters were brought to troops marched into Austria. preservation program to protect the ly and ordered evacuation of cities and found plans for producing bacteria bombs The money might not be there, but actual movement of tee people isn’t teat revealed that the 731-Corps was one of the trial as war criminalsi Instead Ishii was He had worked in a cigar factory, state’s food production by buying up ^ RITE other prime target areas. ' but decided against making the information the interest is. At least 245 more “ The people are going to come. There difficult. public because they feared the Soviet Union biggest germ factories in the world, taken to the American chemical warfare so Kallmann headed for Connec­ to 3,'300 acres of prime farmland in farmers have lined up to sell off are no barriers strong enough to keep “ You’re spreading this out over a two- would use the Japanese data to develop experimenting with plague, cholera and center at Fort Detrick. Md.. and in­ ticut's tobacco fields soon after danger of being developed. development rights to their property Values at day period. It’s not two hours, like rush typhoid germs. terrogated. Farmers like Kallmann were en­ them out,” said David Hayden, Civil germ weapons. arriving in the United States. He at a price that has ranged from a hour. Once people get to where they’re couraged to consider selling the Defense protection planner in Concord, bought Spy Rock a few years later. high $5,500 to a low $719 per acre. going they would redistribute tee food, development rights to their land. N.H. In its heyday, the farm had 150 It’s unlikely anyone is going to AID and medical people would also be They could continue to farm or sell Rite Aid Federal disaster planners say the cows and heifers, grew its own feed, make a killing, though. At first,' the assigned,” he said. and then marketed the rnilk in but the land could never be used for Northeast and California are the two state paid the difiference between John U>vering,, assistant director of Providence, R.I. Kallmann worked anything but farming. most worrisome areas. the land’s value if farmed and if CHICK-CHKK the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agen­ hard and the farm prospered, but he Since then, the Department of “ In the Northeast, approximately developed. That was too expensive cy, said his state’s plans have advanced Agriculture has spent $4 million of four-fifths of the population live in possi­ knew the day would come when he so now the price is negotiated. far enough that two-thirds tee population its $9 million acquisition budget to ble risk areas,” said a bulletin issued by couldn't do it anymore. The cost of borrowing has gone EA SIER E M of the state could be moved in three to His son and his daughter weren’t give Connecticut development the Federal Emergency Management through the ceiling too. Interest five days. interested in a life like their rights to 2,300 acres of arable land. Agency in 1980 now being distributed by rates were 2.5 percent for bonds But what about tee reaction in places father’s. Kallmann began to worry But now the program, like almost ^ i n e defense planners. when the program started, but now D Y E K If that would inevitably receive the everything in a recession, is slowing Civil Defense officials estimate becau.se Spy Rock was an attractive banks want 9 oercent to 10 percent. evacuees — northern New England es­ a M i M n B B t Connecticut would have to move 1.5 G R O ssm ftns e g g kit million people from high risk areas; pecially? NOUE 6MEGKUST nn(J^€VRns p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v Rhode Island 850,000; Massachusetts 2.‘7 “ It’s going to be rather chaotic and it million; Maine 800,000; New Hampshire may come down to a dog-eat-dog ^ EXTEIMW PiUHT State G M \ t 300,000; and Vermont 95,000. There situation,” said Richard Judkins, Civil ^ SNHM would also be a huge number of people Defense director in Laconia, N.H. ^ ROOfMQ “They are going to come driving in 5 pouring into New England from New ✓ H m a s * here and they won’t know where they are w o rkers York City. ROnSPOITS Regardless of whether government of­ going to stay,” he said. “ Feeding teem ficials ordered evacuation, literally and providing them with adequate EXTERNR DOORS millions of people could be expected to protection, the cost of something like IWHBOWS Store-Wide O K pact PLUSH& be; on the move if an emergency were that to be effective would be ^rniBHAnt feared. phenomenal.” «RU» CUDDLY It’s clear there would be resistance in ‘.‘A severe crisis could result in a sub­ SAU ERRS SATURDAV, BRISTOL (UPl) - Workers at EASTER PETS stantial amount of spontaneous evacua­ many areas, a situation in which people Connecticut’s only General Motors tion; municipalities could be faced with would he too afraid their own resources APR4I0 plant have voted by more than a 8-1 an'influx of evacuees whether planned or would give out to be able to be generous margin in favor of a contract that not,” the bulletin said. to strangers. provides improved job security but And to drive the point home they added Darla Chafin, Civil Defense planning demands a wage freeze and finan­ this footnote: assistant in Maine, said, “ We haven’t cial concessions. “ Surveys indicate that in March 1979 done any planning yet on what to do with Union officials said workers at about 40 percent of the people living tee people from the Boston area who GM’s New Departure-Hyatt within 15 miles of the Three Mile Island would com e here. We want to take care Bearings Division voted 1515-196 of the people in Maine first. 36—:- nuclear power planf (about 145,000 peo­ Sunday in favor of the so-called ple) evacuated spontaneously. “ We’re not going to plan to bring “ give-back” contract that would "Even a minimum amount of planning anyone in who can’t find shelter,” she freeze wages, eliminate nine per­ copld avoid problems at the outset of said. “ We are surveying factories and sonal paid holidays and defer cost- JELLY such a situation,” the bulletin said. other large buildings, but no owner who of-living pay adjustments. M A R Y SUE didn’t want his factory posted as an About 3,000 current and laidoff ALTHOUGH THE EVACUATION emergency shelter would be forced to do workers were eligible to vote. idea has been developing in federal and so.” A The same 29-month contract must PECAN E M stpte agencies since tee mid 1970s, plan­ SPKI, ASSOITID M fU a t ning remains, at best, preliminary. THERE ARE MANY optimistic peo­ CASEMENT be approved by nearly 500,000 other ple among tee authorities, those who LMDSGAPE TIUIERS GM workers nationwide. It is Maine officials have a brightly colored TRUCKLOAD SAUI mhp of tee state teat they display as tee believe the golden rule will prevail. P K t M K n u ia projected to save GM about $2.5 “ As we look at mankind, I teink people billion, compared to the $1 billion latest plan for a major emergency. It 4x5x8'*. Resists rot & will accept people,” Judkins said. decay. Easy to use. A l SpNCitl Ordw u i n PkcM ordw by Apr! 10th the Ford Motor Co. expects to save draignates large sections of tee state as «4d tifc* y'm strong I g Af’mstrong OFF day’s salary. “'work hard for a day or more” construc- 7 9 * OFF 1 5 Haven, said the administration’s ministrator of a federal antipoverty crisis Intensifies and relocation appears Reg. 8.99 To 54.99 Save $17 Reg. 64.99 In turn, the company would imple­ t|hg emergency shelters upon arrival in Save 24%-Reg. 1.19 Reg. 10.9 Regular Prices budget had created a “ meanness of agency dismantled by Reagan, was D imminent, if you have a vacation cabin ment a pilot job security program at tee host area. SOLARIAN NO-WAX YOUR CNOICEI 2 6AL. IN-STOCK CEILING ALL FLUORESCENT WATER-SAVER spirit that pits us one against among those in the crowd. Now a * ROLL-ON '"O verall, tee amount of fallout protec­ or friends or relatives outside tee risk four plants — still not selected — SHAMPOO OR 12 ”xU " FLOOR TKE TEXTURE PAINTS PANaS A TILES LIGHT FIXTURES WHITE TOILET another for the crumbs that are private attorney, Shriver said the area, but within a reasonable distance, Includes wraparounds, Reverse/trap 12" rough where 80 percent of the workers tion now existing in host areas is less Self Stick. Many In-stock SAND, SMOOTH, STUCCO or .12”x l 2 " tiles, 2 x2 ' or 2 x4' left.” Reagan budget had set back efforts CONDITIONER go there as soon as possible. panels! Full cartons only. circlines. striplights Seat extra would receive a lifetime employ­ t|)an adequate for tee residents,” said styles. Easy to maintain! RUFF-COTE. Easy to apply. “ We must turn this nation to help the nation’s underprivileged. “ As relocation gets underway, it may ment guarantee. one brochure. “ Additional fallout protec­ around,” he told the crowd. The Most Rev. Peter Rosazza, be difficujit or impossible to get to tee The remaining 20 percent of the tion would have to be developed for in- The protesters gathered Sunday auxiliary archbishop of Hartford, location of your choice,” the brochure work force at those plants could be diming evacuees.” on New Haven’s downtown green in said “ the soup lines are getting said. transferred or have their hours ISOZ. MOZ. biting winds — and at one point, in a longer” and despite the Reagan ad­ It :T H E BROCHURE SUGGESTS using reduced but could not be laid off. ■OTTU ■omt THE BROCHURE OFFERS this note snow squall — for the rally ministration’s efforts to encourage ■rackets to pile dirt on top of and around GM also would rescind the of advice: “ If an enemy should threaten organized Ijy a group called the volunteers to help the needy, “ the a makeshift shelters, but concedes few planned closing of four automotive to attack tee United States, you would April 4th Coalition for a Fair voluntary agencies are not able to (feople are in good enough physical shape plants in Michigan^ Ohio and New not be alone. The entire nation would be Budget, The coalition represents 120 take up the sla«^k,” tp move tee ton or so of dirt teat would Jersey. mobilizing to repulse tee attack, destroy :% Ira required. M r.; 3 9 9 EXTRA tee enemy and hold down our own loss of TOFF OFF 2999 All of tee evacuation plans hinge on tee 15? life.” Reg. 15.99 To 49.99 Reg. 54.99-349.99 Reg. 36.99 5 Itemise teat there would be time before R-19 6Vi" 4 Sq. FI. Reg. 4.99 R A T H S O A P COLOR Another brochure said a survey qgp attack in which world tensions would HFACEO KITCNEN A GATH ALL M-STOCK 24" rtENUIIG g Z - B R I C K Malfunction shuts showed there pould be substantial help 6 P A C K TYLENOL increase for several days before attacks ATTK RISILATION FAUCETS VANmES ECQNOIY DOOR Actually began. No evacuations would be from tee host communities. 15", 120 sq. ft. pkg. or 23", Choose from our entire Many sizes, styles & colors Casing, passage set extra IMAREO CAPSUIIS M iXm M B ^ o ra l Vespers For Holy W eel^ (tfdered if an immediate attack was “ In short, they (tee surveyors) believe 184 sq. ft. pkg. selection of models! Faucets extra. OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE Looks & feels like real. cbwn Millstone II expected. teat tee country’s people as a whole •-There remains much doubt about tee would be helpful in meeting tee extraor­ Wednesday, April 7 - p.m. 1 dinary demands of a crisis relocation. WATERFORD (UPl) - The Millstone II nuclear ( •OTTU fficelihood of success of evacuation, They seem, in other words, to have a power plant shut down automatically because a pump I OFSO no 4l>out whether tee host communities that keeps seaweed from clogging a cooling system tuld accept and care for evacuees and pretty good opinion of the fundamental malfunctioned. Northeast Utilities says. Concordia Lutheran Church evacuation would help at all. decency and generosity of their fellow No radioactive gas or water was released in the shut­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester, Ct. rJi’Tt’s an enormously dangerous idea,” citizens,” tee brochure said. down Sunday, said Northeast spokesman Tony |j)ld Henry Kendall, chairman of tee But there are pedple in New England Castqgno. Featuring ^^■^m^WIWWTO^^IIT^»MmTIB W K aU C IWU ftliSTMMUl.Htl MWISW IW i m iT M W a W im i Cambridge, Mass.-based Union of and elsewhere who believe tee un­ 1 9 9 derlying assumption is faulty that ” 599 Castagno said the plant was expected to be back in f^cem ed Scientists. “ A major nuclear ^59* 11 terou(^ evacuation most of tee popula­ 14/2 250’ Roll partial operation late today Irike would blanket tee northeastern Save 40%-Reg. 99< Save $5-Reo. 16.99 > Great Value! Reg. 2.49 The plant, one of three operated by Northeast in prt of tee United SUtes with deadly tion could survive. SMLE POLE 41” FUMESCENT SPECIAL PURCHASE 50 IJ. BAG SOLU COPPER The St. John Russell Wiggins, former editor of tee Connecticut, was returned to service only two weeks ' Mlout, would destroy tee entire Ute sup- INKT SWITCHES SROPUSHT ENTRY LOCKSET WARBLE CHIPS ELECTRICAL WHE Washington Post and now publisher of Type NM with ground. ago after a IT.-week shutdown for refueling and repairs. ! ort system teat keeps people alive, Brown a Ivory. U.L. listed. Assembled. With cord, plug, Key outside; turn knob inside. For many landscaping projects the weekly Ellsworth (Maine) • PASSAGE SET REG 6.49...... 4.99 Castagno said the five-minute sequence of events that ; iieb, foods and transporation and so ’'•RECEPTACUS-REG. 79- EA....241 hardwwe. 2-40W bUbel 2400. • STONEBARK REG 4 99....3 99 12/2 250 ...... 26 99 Passion American, wrote an editorial when it caused the shutdown began when a primary pump that RITE AID PHARMACY and damage tee environment. By Heinrich Shuetz was reported teat Civil Defense officials prevents seaweed from entering the plant’s cooling • “ Even if these goods and servlcea are were gearing up with new budgets and system from Niantic Bay failed. 361 MAIN STREET Xumished, and they would not be, the Continued survival of these large new plans. MANCHESTER NEWINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR HARTFORD ENFIELD “ It was a minor glitz,” he said. Performed By The MANCHESTER. CT )1?7 Rl>hn 1uing*t 1200Mb U bmiSb h i 79HM|r4IPal|ll«0ft« “ The world is threatened with tee ul­ 741 22M Because of high winds on the coast, the seaweed was mumbers of people is totally impossible,” MOIM W M l timate catastrophe of human kind upon building up faster than normal, he said, and it blocked PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 SCendall said. this planet. Maybe there is not much we the flow of water into the system. The pump was unable Concordia Church Choir But Civil Defense officials intend to can do about it. At least, «(e can stop to handle the unusual amount of seaweed and malfunc­ ■(Srooeed with tee planning. tioned. David L. Almond Conductor MA.\(.'IIESTER IIKRALU, Mon., April f., 1982 — 1 1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., April f., 1962 Smith raps^ Consumer Update/Gardens Obituaries li Bush slate^ FOCUS/ Home TV'Novies / Comics

Frank Kotak Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main She leaves two sons, Harvey K. Frank Kosak, 66, of 174 St., Manchester, with the Rev. LeSure Jr. of Beihesda, Md'., and Greenwood Drive, died Saturday at Harold W. Richardson ofthe Wap- Janoes S. LeSure of Manchester; a organizers] Connections Manchester Memorial Hospital. He ping Community Church officiating. daughter, Ellen L. Whitcher of Fair­ was the husband of Virginia (Gor­ Burial will be in East Cemetery, banks, Alaska; six grandchildren; the perfect pet man) Kosak. Manchester. There are no calling and five great-grandchildren. By Raymond T. DeMeo He was bom in Manchester on Memorial services will be Friday \ Herald Reporter hours. Memorial donations may be Feb. 14,1916 and had been a lifelong made to>'’Wapping Community at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral 1^' Republican Town Cbalmum Cur** resident. Before his retirement in Church, South Windsor. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. tis Smith today blasted organizers of 1976 he had been employed with the Burial will be at the convenience of By a prq-Prescott Bush challenge slate former Railway Express Agency in the family in Lake View Cemetery, Susan Valentine 8. Andrew of delegates to the 1982 Republican Apartment is Hartford and Manchester for more Upton, Mass. There are no c a lli^ EAST HARTFORD— Valentine S,. State Convention, calling them Plese than 37 years. He was a member of hours. Memorial donations may be Andrew, 70, of Forbes Street, died "ultra conservatives” who repre­ St. Barttolomew’s Church. made to the Memorial Fund of the Saturday at Manchester Memorial sent only a small minority of the Besides his wife he leaves a Center pOngregational Church of Hospital.. daughter, Mrs. Wallace (Kathleen) town’s Republicans. Funeral serVic^ will be Tuesday Manchester. , Grove Jr. of Manchester; a son, Smith says he wasn’t surprised dragon hospital at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Gary F. Kosak of North Miami, when a group of local Republicans Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. A. Ruth Anderson Fla.; two brothers, Edward S. announced the formation of the pro- Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 A. Ruth Anderson, 85, formerly of says, stepping back to admire his Kosak and Eklwin J. Kosak, both of Bush challenge slate last Friday. By Adele Angle and 7 to 9 p.m. Bluefield Drive, died Sunday at a creature. East- Hartford; and three The slate, headed by Board of No place Focus Editor local convalescent home. She was Education member Dr. John AND, LIKE A PARENT grandchildren and several nieces the wife of the late 0. Victor Ander­ Franceeco Ronca Malone^ could face the Towii It’s easy to have a dragon for a whose child isn’t being quite and nephews. son. Francesco (Frank) Ronca, 85, of Committee-backed slate, which it houseguest. Just make sure brilliant enough for company, he Funeral services will be Tuesday She was bom in Halland, Sweden like home? • 333 B idw eir St., died t o ^ y at expected to support the candidacy of there’s plenty of will o’ the wisps apologizes for Mergatroid’s at 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral on Feb. 23, 1 ^ and moved to Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Lowell S. Weicker Jr., In a primary in the refrigerator and Stravinsky shyness. “ He’s a little quiet Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Manchester about 60 years ago. She Pity the poor astronauts. I didn’t was the husband of Maria DiLibero this May. • on the stereo. And P.S. Don’t tell today,” he says, assuring visitors Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. was a member of Emanuel want to poke fun at their trials and Bartholomew’s Church. Burial will Ronca. The challenge slate needs 409 the landlord. that the operaton left Merg with Bom in MagUano, Sabina, Italy, Lutheran Church, Scandla Lodge 23, signatures on a petition to force q tribulations when they were still up “ He’s been no problem at all,” be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Friends and Vasa Order of America. his voice, err,, roar, intact. “ No, may call at the,funeral home today he had lived in Manchester since primary. Gertrude H. Starkoy, a there in a space ship in zero gravity says William C, Massey of 210 no, he hasn’t lost his voice,” he 1939. Before retiring he worked as a She leaves a son, Ernest V. Ander­ member of the challenge slate and .looking down at our sphere of an Main St., the director of the from 2 to 4 and’V to 9 p.m. Memorial son of Burlington, Mass.; two Herald photo by Tarquinlo says. contributions may be made to the' weaver at the Cheney Brothers former corresponding secretary to earth and wondering if they would South Windsor Ilibllc Library, Massey just doesn’t make Mills. daughters, Mrs. Ellis (Lillian) Mar­ the Republican Town Committee; who’s been boarding the library’s American Cancer Society, 237 E. tin and Mrs. Jacob (Ethel) Zwick, ever make it back safely. dragons. He makes stage sets Center St., Manchester. He was a communicant of St. Through the rapids says she expects "no problem’ ; But they did, so it’s time to reflect dragon named Mergatroid for the and masks — he’s design^ some James Church and a member of the both of Manchester; a brother, Karl rounding up the required number., i last three months. on the lessons they learned on their for the Little Theater of Qertmde P. Knitt Maglianese-Sablna Society. Danialson and a sisterM rs. Inger- Harriet Wallis of South Windsor and Jean Quinn of Broad The papier mache creature CHALLENGE SLATE trip. Manchester. His apartment is Funeral services were held Sun­ ^ i d e s his wife, he leaves a borg Jonson, both of Sweden; six Brook display the form that made them second-place finishers almosts blends in with Massey’s organizers say "widespread dis^ carefully fashioned with an day at Weinstein Mortuary, for Ger­ daughter, Mrs. Frank Ferlazo of grandchildren and seven great­ in the women's class with a time of 1:34:34. Here they Here they thought they were obscenely healthy collection of satisfaction” with Weicker’s perfori eclectic collection of what he trude (Phillips) Kmtt who died last Manchester; two brothers and a grandchildren and several nieces taking off for a little extra­ houseplants. All gather in front successfully manuever through the Economy Electric rapids. mance in the Senate is behind the calls “ late Salvation Army or week in Florida. She was the wife of sister, who live in Italy; and three and nephews. terrestrial adventure last week. of a curtained floor-to-ceiling pro-Bush effort. "Lowell Weicker 18 late some good friend.” Actually, Harry M. Kratt and the mother of grandchildren. Funeral services will be Getting out of the house, so to speak. window in his five-room Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Watkins a Republican in name only," says. it’s clear he is a friend of the Vic­ Bernard Kmtt of Elizabeth Drive, Funeral services will be held Away from the checkbook, hassles, townhouse. The dragon is as Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Attorney Noah H. Starkey, Gertrude torian. A handsome secretary is Manchester. Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at the Hockanum different the sniffling children, the wife with green as his rubber plants. off to Merg’s side. Beside it a She also leaves a son, Alan L. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Starkey’s husband and another Holmes Funeral Home on 400 Main the flu, and the bathroom faucet Victorian lamp sits atop a mar­ Krutt of West Simsbury; six St. A Mass of Christian burial will Friends may c a ll'a t the funeral member of the challenge slatel MERG, AS HIS HOST calls that was leaking and the front porch ble pedestal table. grandchildren and a great- follow at 10 a.m. at St. James home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Continued from page one ’Three teams left their canoes in “ FTescott Bush offers the ConneC' him, came for an extended visit that was falling off. granddaughter. CJiurch. p.m. Memorial donations may be the river. All in the same spot, ticut Republican party a reasonable and neck surgery. Poor Merg, TH E APAR TM E N T’S walls— made to Emanuel Lutheran Church and responsible alternative.” * you see, had his neck broken by Memorial week will be observed FYiends may call at the funeral finish line at the Powder Mill shop­ where highway construction every inch of them — are hung or a charity of the donor’s choice. But Smith charges that the T H E Y RUBBED their hands Massey.it was a dreadful accident at her West Hartford home, 23 home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. ping maU. rerouted the river and left a dead carefuliy with works of art, his challengers don’t really like Bush together in glee as they suited up in — the kind of calamity which VanderVere Road. The rapids, near the beginning of tree standing in the middle of the . own and others. A macrame wall they just hate Weicker. ‘"rhey’re their silver designer space the' six n ^ e course, broui^t early channel. One those canoes is could have permanently put hanging of jute rests beside pic­ Erna M. Lockwood Thomas D. Duff Sr. Katherine L. House looking for a vehicle to attack costumes, accompanied by a press failure to many of the canoeists. wrapped around the stump. The other dragons out of commission. tures. It’s a little amazing to EAST HARTFORD - Erna M. Thomas D. Duff Sr., 75, of 73 GLASTONBURY - Funeral ser­ Weicker,” he says. “ It’s a negative corp of reporters and "I picked him up wrong,” Some canoes came through other two may be sblvagable — think that the man who lives here (Weirup) Lockwopd, 84, of 12 Beau­ Hackmatack St., died Sunday at vices were held this afternoon for battle, not a positive, support-the- Massey explains. sideways and filled with water in­ when the quiet, familiar face of the photographers. has never had any formal mont St., died Saturday at a local Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Katherine L. House, 78, of 17 School best-man battle.” Massey, doesn’t just play host stantly. Others got hung up on the Hockanum River returns. They had just finished dining on training in art. Or interior convalescent home. She was the was the husband of Stephanie St. who died Friday at a Glaston­ to dragons. He also makes them. rocks and tipped when those in them SM ITH, A moderate Republican, steak and lobster in Florida while design. wife of the late Albert A. Lockwood. (Korzeniewski) Duff. bury convalescent home. The He made Mergatroid last year tried to shake the boats loose. the wife and kids ate macaroni and And it’s a positively scrump­ Funeral services will be Tuesday He was bom in New London on Glastonbury Funeral Home had Successor named says the challengers are in line with for a library display on dragon a “ dump Weicker” movement spom cheese and hot dogs for the press tious place for * a dragon to at 11 a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney March 28, 1903 and had lived in charge of arrangements. THE FIVE-MEMBER rapids HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. literature. sored statewide by the Connecticut corp camped outside their suburban luxuriate in. Funeral Home, 3l8 Burnside Ave. Manchester since 1969. Before his Memorial donations may be made rescue team, like clowns at a rodeo, William O’Neill today appointed “ ’This started as an 18-inch- Conservative Political Action Com­ There’s only one problem. Friends may call at the funeral retirement in 1969 he had been to the First Church of Christ pulled d u m i^ canoeists from the June Goodman, vice chairman of home base. long, very small dragon. I got Memorial Fund, Main Street, or to mittee and the National Conser­ Massey is a bachelor and there home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 employed as a plant superintendent water, fo u ^ t to empty boats laden the State Board of Education, to ’Then the magic moment — liftoff carried away,” Massey says with vative P.A.C. Manchester resident are no children living here. p.m. Memorial con^butions can be for Sun Oil Co. in Providence, R.I. the Glastonbdry Visiting Nurse with water, dove after runaway succeed the late John Toffolon as to thousands of upturned faces, rueful smile, looking at the three- John A. Tlicci, a member of the That’s why, he says, Mergatroid made to the American Cancer Socie­ He and his wife celebrated their 55th Association,' 34 National Drive. paddles and seats and tumbled chairman of the board. spectators poised on tip toe, foot-high creature. challenge slate, is a member of the is anxious to get back to the ty or the First Congregational wedding anniversary on Feb. 13. downstream over the rocks. Toffolon, a resident of Riverton, shielding their eyes from the sun.. The creature is made of what Connecticut Conservative P.A.C. South Windsor Fliblic Library, Oiurch. Besides his wife he leaves a son, Mary F. Appleby ’They yelled instructions and en­ died suddenly in February. Adrenalin pumping, hearts poun­ papier mache is made of — Several members of the pro-Bush which is, after all, his home. Thomas D. Duff Jr., of Manchester; Mary (Frazier) Appleby, 78, of 126 couragement to those canoeists who Mrs. Goodman, 62, was named newspapers. Lots and lots of Annio C. Grady slate are former Town Committee ding, they burst into the Merg will miss listening to five grandchildren, and two great­ Timber Trail, East Hartford, were having trouble but looked like vice chairman of the education newspapers. Mostly the EAST HARTFORD - Annie C. members ousted in February’s dis­ stratosphere, leaving the leaking classical music. “ He’s par­ grandchildren. < formerly of Manchester, died they had a chance to make It. board in 1975. Manchester Herald. “ His skin is Grady, 71, formerly of Forbes trict elections, when Smith and the faucet and the common cares of the ticularly fond of Stravinsky,” Funeral services will be Tuesday Friday night in a Glastonbury con­ made up of very good WILLIAM C. MASSEY Street, died Saturday in> New moderate wing of the G.O.P, world behind. Massey says. at 10:30 a.m. in the Divine valescent home. She was the wife of Manchester Herald. There is no . . . and houseguest Hampshire. She was the wife of the triumphed over the conservativej But not so fast. Little did those Providence Church, Norwich. the late Russell J. Appleby. Journal Inquirer in th ere,” BUT A DRAGON needs com­ late Joseph A. Grady. faction. They include Tucci, Beverly! Burial will be in Divine Providence She was bom in Manchester on astronauts know that they should Massey says quite seriously. pany, so off to 1the library he Herald photo by Pinto Funeral services will be Here's list of winners Malone, Rotert J. Smith, and Karina Cemetery. Thei^'will be no calling Jan. 16, 1904, and had lived in town have packed their earthly tool boxes And, no, no Hartford Courant returns this week. Wednesday with a mass of Christian Von Deck, who is now deputy hours. The John J. Tierney Funeral until moving to blast Hartford five along with their Tang. And a pair of either. “ The Hartford Courant Massey says anyone con­ burial at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Following are the names of the Marlborough. Time: 1:33:50. registrar of voters for the G.O.P. H o m e , 219 W. C e n te r S t., years ago to make her home with work gloves tucked in among the didn’t hold up at all,” he says. sidering having a dragon as a Perpetual' Help Church, winners in different categories o f, CLASS: OC-2 STANDARD: Two current members of the Manchester, has charge of her daughter. wrenches and' screw drivers Merg’s bones are chickrii wire, houseguest should observe a few Manchester, N.H. Friends may call the Hockanum River canoe race First: Paul Healy, South Windsor, Town Committee, Ellen Bickford arrangements. She leaves her daughter, Mrs. and the sagging tummy is a touch simple rules: at the Callahan Funeral Home, 1662 Sunday. Russ Croft, East Hartford. Time: and Candida Conway, are also on the wouldn’t have hurt. Charles (Fawn) McCarthy; two Massey picked up from a Walt “ Just give him a little room Main St., East Hartford, today from CLASS: OC-2 Med.t First: John 1:08:22. challenge slate. First some tiles fell off. Just like sisters, Mrs. Sarah Farrand and Disney movie. And, please, so he can swing his tail 2 to 4 and 7 to .9 p.m. and at the Camille A. piwranca Tillay Scoville, Windsor, Ron Savaria, Second: Paul Fiano, Manchester, Mrs. Starkey charges that there is in the bathroom back home. “ Maybe Mrs. Helen Stevenson, both of notice the wings. They are around ... and, of course, take Memorial Funeral Home, 537 Union GLASTONBURY - Camille A. Windsor. Time: 59;20. Craig Eagleson, Manchester. Time: a “ great deal of animosity” among you ought to paste those tiles back Lawrence Tilley, 78, of Naubuc Manchester; and two grandsons. extremely well-created. "The him out for a walk.” St., Manchester,^N.H., Tuesday Second: Ernest Linders, New 1:09:45. conservative Republicans toward on before you try to re-enter,” he Funeral services will be ’Tuesday wings are the things that make And, of course, don’t let the from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations Avenue, died Saturday at Hartford Hampshire, Robert Nichols, Third: Kenneth Schaller, the leadership of the Republican' at 1:30 p.m. from the Holmes could ^ear the voice of his far-away him look like a dragon,” Massey landlord know. may be made in her name to St. Hospital. She was the wife of Henry Mandester. Time: 1:06:10. Manchester, Russell Schaller, Town Committee. The reason the ■ Tilley. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., wife saying. Rose Church, East Hartford. Third: Gerald DeSimas, Ellington. Time: 1:10:29. committee-backed slate supports Manchester. Burial will be in blast Then the cargo door wouldn’t Funeral services will be Collinsville, Edward DeSimas, CLASS: ALUMINUM: First: Weicker, she says, is that Bush Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the first Cemetery. Friends may call at the work right. “ Would you fix that Wesley M. Hoyt Collinsville. Time: 1:06:50. Roger DeSarro, R.I., Robert Perrin, backers left the, committee “by Church of Christ Congregationki Funeral home ’Tuesday from noon door,” he remembered his wife . BOLTON - Wesley M. Hoyt of CLASS: OC-2 Short: First: Jeff R.I. Time: 1:05:14, choice or by force.” Church. Burial will be in Grove Hill until the funeral. Memorial Bolton, died Friday after a brief il­ Heidtman, Andover, Ted Kenyon, Second: George Grade, Stafford But Smith says the pro-Bush saying back' there at the home base. F o r donations may ..be made to the adults mainly lness. He was the husband of Mrs. Cemetery, Rockville. Friends may Eliington. Time: 1:01:35. Springs, Rich Malchow, Rockville. organizers speak for themselves, “ It hasn’t worked right since we got American Heart Association, 310 Gwendoline E. (Darch) Hoyt. call at the Glastonbury Funeral Second: Dan O’Neill, Manchester, Time: 1:12:18. and just about nobody else, when it. And it’s ruining the rug.” Home, 450 New London Turnpike, Collins St., Hartford. He had been a well-known phar­ Ken Reynolds, Manchester. Time: Third: Bob Bugden, Somers, they criticize his leadership of the Glastohbury, Tuesday from 7 to 9 “ BUT I HAVEN’T had any sleep macist in the Manchester area for 1:17:18. Kevin Brunk, Somers. Time: GOP. And he says a successful p.m. Memorial donations may be CarolliM. P. Woloazczuk many years, before his retirement CLASS: OC-2 Women: First: 1:15:42. primary petition drive wouldn’t in two days,” the astronaut husband in 1964. He had been a pharmacist made to the American Heart GLASTONBURY - Caroline P. Eileen Christensen, Manchester, CLASS: RECREATIONAL: necessarily indicate support for the remembered complaining. “ Ever Dollhouses catch on as big time hobby Association, 310 C!ollins St., Hart­ for 55 years in area drug stores and Woloszczuk, 35 Linden St., died Sun­ Jan Wright, Manchester. Time:. First: David and Steve Fultz, opposition group’s aims. since the baby got the chicken pox.” ford. also in Montreal, Canada, before day at Hartford Hospital. She was 1:17:36. Ledyard. Time: l:p6:30. “ Manshester is a very moderate Then — horrors of horrors — the moving to Manchester in 1952. He the wife of the late Alfred Woloszc- Second: Jean Quinn, Broad Brook, S ^ n d : Edwin Johansen, East community,” he says. “ I assume video system on Columbia started to By Betty A. Luman wallpaper, paint-and lighting have been members at one time, she had been a resident of Bolton since LouIM 8 . L«8ur« zuk. said. Harriet Wallis, South Windsor. Hartford, Don Hart, East Hartford. that a show of support for Bush is go on the blink. “ Work on it,” said United Press International accessories — start at 35,000. A 1955. He was a member of the Louise A. LeSure, 93, formerly of Funeral services will be Time* 1*34*34 collector wanting to finish the kit by “ We consider building dollhouses Time: 1:07:00. not a show of support for the radical Mission Control, just like the time Fayette Lodge 69 of Masons, in Oxford St., died Sunday in a South Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the ClLkSS: MIXED: First: Robert Third: Wayne Roberts, West DALLAS — Collectors of himself could do so with 3400, right now as the nation’s No. 1 do-it- right movement.” the TV went dead and the kids Rockville and a member of the Wap- Windsor convalescent home. She Farley-SulUvan Funeral Home, 50 and Cynthia Maciez, Massachusetts. Willington, John Block, Tolland. dollhouses are beginning to “ come Center said. yourself activity,” said Paul ping Community Church. He was was the wife of the late Harvey K. Naubuc Ave., with a mass of Chris­ Time: 1:15:45. Time: 1:07:16. whined that they were missing the out of the closet” and admit their "Smaller kits from other com­ Benamy of Houseworks Ltd. in also a veteran of the Royal Canadian LeSure. tian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Paul’s Second: Richard and Judy CLASS: COLEMAN CANOES: Air quality report Muppets and a good movie on Cable. often expensive obsession with panies start as low as 312.50. Atlanta. Airforce, serving in World War. H. She was bom in Upton, Mass., and Church. Main Street, Glastonbury. Snarski, Manchester. Time: 1:18:50. First: Gregory and Jeff Smith, “ A. O.K.” the astronauts said, creating their fantasies in H ow ever, a 330,000 dollhouse “ It’s a new market as (real) Besides his wife he leaves two had been a resident of Manchester Friends may call at the funeral Tliird: Michael and June Burokas, Manchester. Time: 1:13:51. HARTFORD (U P I) - The state clenching their teeth, I imagine. miniature, industry spokesmen say. created by 50 designers currently is homes are becoming very expen­ daughters, Mrs. Dorothy G. Hooey since 1964. She was a graduate of home ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Manchester. Time: 1:21:20. Second: Cottle and Rimsa. Time: Department of Environmental This wasn’t fun anymore. It was too At the same time, the activity has being shown in California by Glen­ sive,” Benamy said. “ The of Manchester and Mrs. Kathleen F. Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, p.m. Memorial donations to the CLASS: SLO OPEN CANOE: 1:14:37. Protection forecast good air quality much like home. So they worked all moved from child’s play to an adult dale Federal Savings Bank. American dream is to own your own Hevenor of South Windsor; and Glastonbury Visiting Nurses across Connecticut for today. collector hobby. Pa. and had taught in the public First: (jieoffrey Latsha, Granby. Thii^: Tom Sheehan, Rockville, day (without sleep) to fix that pesky’ The dollhouse miniatures business home. Everybody fantasizes — three grandchildren. schools in Haverill, Mass., and Association, 34 National Drive or to The DEP reported the same con­ “ It’s strictly for adults,” said whether it’s cars or women or what. Time: 1:10:00. De^' Hills, Rockville. Time: video system. has boomed in the last 10 years, Funeral services will be briefly at Mystic Oral School in the G^dtonbury Volunteer Am- Second: Ronald Kowalsky, ditions statewide Sunday. , Michael T. (Center, national sales dealers said. Life is a fantasy. That’s what makes 1:1^17. So what was the difference? They Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from the Groton. bulanfie Association, P.O. Box 453. manager for One of a Kind Wood “ In the 1940s there was not the this so popular.” had a choice, I guess. They could Shop of Visalia, Calif. “ I don’t think availability and variety in Benamy, who owns two yell about their earthly fix-it I ’ve ever sold one for a child. It’s a miniatures and dollhouses that you dollhouses, said he still finds it Four injured in Saturday night accidents START YOUR CAREER IN projects, or they could grouse about hobby — like collecting model have today because of the war,” phenomenal that people can make a all the little space bungles. trains.” - said John Javna of Real Good Toys living selling miniatures. His com­ COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Dollhouse kits sold by Center’s of Montpelier, Vt. “ Before that it pany has experienced growth of 18 SOMEHOW, when you spend all firm start at |325. The kits include percent to 25 percent for each of the Four persons were in­ Hartford, which was warning by police for path of an oncoming car. left turn into a private was the Depression. These people TODAY day Saturday banging your thumbs, only the pieces for the plywood past several years and is now con­ jured in two separate traf­ struck head-on by a car driving at unreasonable driveway off West Middle had an unfulfilled desire to have a fic accidents that took Donald Sfreddo, 26, of losing screw ^drivers, breaking shell. The .builder must add win­ dollhouse.” centrating on attracting more peo­ driven by Sandra Herbert, speed. Turnpike when he turned The computer industry is experiencing a shortage of qualified professional com­ Hartford, was driving the wrenches, and getting testy, it looks dows, doors, shingles, siding and the ple to the hobby. place within 40 minutes 29, of ^ s t Hartford, at Case and Ms. Herbert into the path o f a car An HIA survey of manufacturers car. He was given a war­ puter programmers. Maybe you are stuck in a low paying, dead-end job or you are interior finishing touches. Saturday night. 11:17 p.m. Saturday. were both treated for mul- driven by Joseph W. . kind of romantic to do it 50 miles determined dollhouse miniatures Benamy has an imaginary family ning for failure to grant preparing to enter the business world for the first time. In either case, you probably At the 41st annual Hobby Industry One person was admitted Ms. Herbert told police tiple contusions at Kaminsky, 26, of Ellington. above terra firma. was a 390 million wholesale business living in one of his dollhouses. He right of way . want training which is short and job-related. The Connecticut.Data Processing of America trade show in Dallas, to Manchester Memorial she was driving down Manchester Memorial Kaminsky’s car U t Sfred- The message of this story? You in 1980. A spokeswoman said that pretends they are on vacation in Institute, a newly established private occupational school, just might fit your (Jenter displayed a nine-room, two- Hospital with a* fractured Adams Street when she Hoapltal and released. do’s on the pas^dhger side. may escape the leaky faucet, but represented 3180 million in retail Europe while he is tending their Sfreddo was making a needs! story house with an eight-sided kneecap in connection with saw a car coming toward One person was tin te d sales. home. In just 29 weeks attending 4 morning or evening sessions per week, you could you’ll never escape the bugs. turret. Distinpishing the turret was the first accident. Grace her in her lane. She and released at the hospital “ We’ve had a lot of people come The hobby is strongest in Califor­ acquire the necessary skills to qualify you as an entry-level, computer an amber stained glass window with Wrobel, 63, of East Hart­ swerved to avoid the car in an accident at 11:57 p.m. out of the closet, so to speak,” said nia *and on the East Coast and pro.grammer. Classes are limited in size and number to assure individual attention purple, pink and green highlights. UPI photo ford, was listed in satisfac­ and lost control of her vriil- Saturday. Robin Llchter, of Margaret M. Leonard of Illinois weakest in the South, trades people to every student. And in months, not years, you could be ready to enter the Data How to get Center spent his first 500 hours tory condition today. cle on the wet pavement, West Hartford, received Hobbycraft Inc. of Aurora, 111. said. Processing job market. with the company building the house GIGANTIC DOLLHOUSE Ms. Wrobel was a colliding head-on with laceraticms *whra the car •mrylMng for UtHert “ There were all these little old “ Texas is a virgin area for us,” club news and turned down a 36,900 offer at the ... displayed In Dallas passenger in a car driven Case’s car., she was a pasamger in ladies who wanted a dollhouse when (Jenter said. “ The whole South has 80 ENROLL NOW FOR CLA88EiB 8TARTINQ APRIL 26thl show. by Nell S; Case, 62, of East - Ms. Herbert was given a made a left turn into the in Herald they were younger and still wanted been slow.” Come in and register between 9 A.M. - 9 P.M., Monday thru Friday, or call 423-8382 The home — which had grapefruit- one. But it wasn’t until the shops Javan attributed the boom on the color siding with tangerine trim and were an anomaly. We were the tirst (f for more information. Tlie Connecticut Data Processing Institute offers a con­ The Herald wants your club started putting in miniatures that coasts to those areas’ propensity for home where they live. venient tuition payment plan as well as an employment placement service to natural cedar shingles — was com­ they realized, ‘Hey it’s okay.’” trying something new. company in this country to do Anything that can be put in a full- graduates, all at no extra charge! news! plete with dark mahogany floors, lighting.” Three arrested at cafe In order to get your club news The executive secretary of the ‘‘Ten years ago, collecting size house can be found in working Austrian lead-crystal Electric lights that turn on and off WIlMMBI TAKE THE STEP TODAY THAT COULD START in the paper on time, please sub­ National Association of Miniature dollhouses was a far-out thing to miniature. There is no end to the chandeliers and an oval etched glass Enthusiasts also said there were do,” he said. “ Those things start on — and some that dim — are among accessories, which include furniture _ Three men were charged her boyfriend in the bar. from the bar when a YOUR CAREER OF TOMMOROWI mit items no later than five days front door. The wallpaper varied many closet collectors. the East and West coasts.” the finishing touches added to — both antique and modern — 'with breach of peace in While police were taking number afj>e{iide lumped before the date you’d like to see from a tan, blue and brown leaf and “ They were afraid to let other NAME is headquartered in Fuller­ dollhouses. Ms. Doss noted carpets, wallpaper, dishes, tea sets, two incidents at Carry Ryder away, Timothy it in the paper. bn Jettrey’s back, police rose pattern in the dining room to a people know,” Naomi Doss said. ton, Calif. Ms. Doss, who Owns four dollhouses are never finished. fireplaces with glowing fires, Nation’s Cafe, 10 E. Center Coughlin, S3, of 137 said. Please include a name and a "• 98ry Bonnierose print in the foyer and “ They were afraid people would dollhouses, speculated there were “ It’s just like your own home.” toilets, towels,, quilts, bathroom St., early Saturday mor­ Heliaine Road, started to CONNECTICUT DATA PROCESSING INSTITUTE triephonp number which we can little stairway. think it was child’s play or that they many people in California with time she said. “ You constantly see new scales, phones, working television ning. create a disturbance and When police arrived, the Located at 744 ^ i n Street, Willimantic, CT 06226. Entrance is from the municipal call if there are questions. In­ “ We also offer them as a custom were regressing. Then they find out on meir hands. things you’d like to put in them.” sets, magazines, books, dishes', food, Dennis Ryder, 29, of 190 was asked by one of the pile of p ^ l e on top of the th in g " parking lot into the lower level of the Rajean Building. ’The Connecticut Data' dicate the date you’d like to see it model, but because of the cost we we have an organization vrith this “ There is sort of a northern- Merchandisers of accessories said framed diplomas and b e ve l^ glass Porter St., was charged 3bormen to leave. His Coughlins dispersed. ’Hie Processing-Institute is approved by the Connecticut Commissioner of lo c a t io n .. published. ||* i&nftim iienelilter^ don’t do that many — maybe three a many people and they are more than southern split because dollhouse many people have a secret desire to mirrors. with breach of peace after brother, Jeffrey T. brothers were both Call FOCUS editor Adele Angle year,” be said. glad to let others know.” collecting is a winter activity,” Ms. be decorators and design their Ms. Leonard, who also is a coller- he got into a fight with an Coughlin, 20, of 40 Clyde charged with breach of SPECIAL OPEN HOUSE SESSIONS EVENINOS AT 8 P.M. at 643-2711 after noon to set up The custom built homes — in NAME has 12,500 current Leonard said. “ The last time we did dream house. Others make replicas unidentified woman and Road, b^an to lead him peace. ^loto appointments. ______which the buyer picks the members and 80,000 people who a show in Dallas five years ago, we of “ grandmother’s house” or the I’ leosF turn lo pii:' - - 9 ^

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., April T, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon , April F., 1982 — l.’t A bout Town Monday TV Auxiliary plans tour Sunset Club to meet tMO Mrs. Robert Smith of Manchester is on the committee The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the (U(t;(Y<9)im 99 N»w« for the house and garden tour planned for May 2 by Senior Citizen Center. (|) Charllo's Angttit ($1 Hawaii Flv*-0 M o n d a y members of the University of Hartford Art School (16 CoMaga Daaaball (Contlnuaa From Daytlmo), South Florida va Auxiliary. Miami (R) The tour will run from Dinner set Wednesday (19 Androw'aRaMoraParti. ■ noon te S p.m. at 10 (H) Dr.ScottOoH#brawa(Contln* The annual past presidents dinner of the Army & uaa From Daytlma) homes in downtown Hart­ Navy Club Auxiliary is schrauled for Wednesday at 6:30 (}D NawaWortdNawahighlightsvia ford. The theme ofvthis aalatlile lelacaata from around the p.m. at the club on Main Street. year's tour is “The world. On LOU GRANT. Lou Elegance of Hartford." All members are reminded to bring a dish for the 18 Voyage (Edward Asner) has to lind out potiuck dinner. <9 Jaffaraona (Captioned) This will be a walking 9 Newt (Contlnuaa From if one of the T.rib staff was an FBI tour, exploring the Daytlma) informer 30 years ago. The (57) It’a Evarybody'a Bualnaaa show, airing Monday, April 5 on renewai of distinctive 6:30 , (AJ CBS Nawa CBS. also stars Nancy Marc- Hartford architecture. It Adventure courses set hand as Mrs. Pynchon, Robert will extend from Linden 9 9 9 NBC Nawa Rock Climbing and Rappelling. Will be the subjects of 9 ® Nightly Bualnaaa Report Walden as Joe Rossi and Linda and Buckingham Place to 9 Bob Nawhart Show Kelsey as Billie Newman the next series of courses to be conducted by the Adven­ . 9 ABC Nawa Charter Oak Place, in­ 6:59 CHECK USTfNGS FOR EXACT TiME cluding Buckingham ture Challenge School of Manchester 9 Good Nawabraak Street and Capitol The next series will run April 28 to 30 and May 19 to 21. 7:00 These rock courses will include primitive camping at (1) CBS Nawa Avenue. ^ 9 M.A.S.H. The tour raises Mansfield Hollow Dam State Park, top rope climbing at (£) Muppat Show scholarship funds for Wolf Rock, geology, astronomy and environmental ^ ABC Nawa studies. Courses are open to elementary through high ( j ) You AakadFortl deserving art students at dD TMa Weak In The NHL Stanley (D 1982Compo»og school age students. Cup Preview Edition the University of Hart­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo 9 HBO Sneak Rratriaw: April ford Art School. A special As part of the Adventure Challenge experience, each OD FaatWal 01 Faith sale and exhibit of participant will be required to attend a meeting to dis­ 9 Super Pay Card cuss ali aspects of their course, attend a post course (2D Monayllna From New York, the Mrs. Robert Smith students' works may be Snow White at Nathan Hale only nightly telecast of ita kind-world Nadia Gray Murder and the black viewed during the tour at meeting to share pictures and evaluations with his or aconomice and financial newt. Wall Laraine Newman, and The American (20 9 Late Night With David market take precedence over her family. drew Buccino, James Hernandez and Phlt- Street trends and expert commen­ String Quartet. (Repeat, 60 mina.) Latterman the Linden Arcade. Christa Martin, who plays Snow White In the (31) Freeman Reports Today's romance, but only temporarily (119 The cost of the adventure challenge .cpurses is $3f.. samay Sychitkokong. 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(22 22 Alive women who was living with a man evaluation and therapy. 9 Benny Hill Show 1 1:00 9Movle-(Comedy)**** “Animal church no later than 9:30 a.m. North-South: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, Herald photo by Pinto Billy Dee Williams A New York City first; and Sue Henry and Donna Feir, second. whom she described as “almost a A b b y 9 Barney Millar C3')CDCD(S2>9(1Ql News detective IS caught up in a dangerous Crackers” 1031 Marx Brothers. 8:00 (D M.A.S.H. gameolinlernationaherrorism Margaret Dumont A zany knockout saint,” but she wasn’t as madly in romp with the famous'Captain East-West: Ethel Robb and Marge Prentiss, first; and (J^ (D Private Beniamin CD Benny Hill Show (Rated-R) (99 mina.) 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He was a outrsgeous gags on friends and l^hlights of the aporls day. 1:40 (2D Sports Ellen Goldberg and Sue Henry, second. Eric Christensen, Den 5, and Tim at 2 a.m. he’s wide-awake and ready 9 M o v ie -(H o r r o r ) ** " T h e 5:04 wonderful man who adored me, but relatives. (3 ) Moment Of Meditation 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. 72 E. Center St., to kick-off the Hast-West: Bette Martin and Frank Bloomer, fir.st: as the winners. They are shown, with their Christensen, Webelos Den. (DMovIe-(Drama)*** "Barabbaa" Howling” 1981 DeeWariace, 2:00 (D News for romance, but I am already three 5:30 1982-83 sea.son. and Margaret Boyle and Mary Warren, second. I, too, felt that I was "missing hours into a deep sleep by then,” 1962 Anthony Quinn, Jack Palance. 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( 9 (57) Dick Cavett Show last-paced commentary be at least 18 years of age and 10 pounds overweight. Dollhouses catch on made the worst mistake of my life. Twilight Zona suggest they “synchronize” their Puckett 9 (22) Kojak Andover Women s League will sponsor an evening summer after an argument and she 11:30 Perfect attendance is rewarded at the close of the Now, 30 years later, I am alone. called the police, but after talking to work schedules. That’s easier said 9 ( 9 9 Monday Night At The 2:13 season and all those striving for perfect attendance with town leaders on Tuesday'*at 7:30 p.m. at the Com­ Redles said he has noticed a big hours of family entertainment,” he (Divorced.) My first husband is also Movies The Kid With The Broken C5) Starsky And Hutch (4(7 USAF Religious Film i ioiiliiiiicd fi'om l*atrc II Billy a while, they dismissed him, (I than done. Halo' 1982 Gary Coleman. 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A tailing med “The buying mentality is the railroading company William K. bitter and disillusioned man. newscast coveringthenetionandihe he took a run at me and drove his I have a better idea: Have the (Repeal; 60 mins.) student wants to be like his idol, a same," she said. “There are men patronizing the different segments 'I realized too late that I didn’t ^ Naw sdesk For the late night Openings are still available in several Manchester Walthers Inc. of Milwaukee said he world. fabled songanddanceman. But most HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - head into my stomach with such wife set her alarm a little early and viewer on the East Coast, and the who won’t tell their wife, but will of the industry," said Bob Rao of has given considerable thought to miss a thing but the love, kindness 9 (B ) Great Parformancaa of ali he yearns for a certain girl. Recreation -Department classes. Interested persons force he knocked the wind out of me. 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She can start off her day with Orchestra from the Imperial Chapel 9 Movie- (Adventure)** won’t tell their husbands and use the “The creativity involved in both is "Appointment In Honduras” 1953 3:00 Hood,” which made its A flat reed berry basket class is scheduled for April If. boy, but when he’s reprimanded or a bang, and he can see how ready for in Vienna. Also featured are the (9) Community Calendar detection and prevention of high blood pressure will be Rao described both activities as a Vienna Boys ChoirandaoloistaPeter GlennFord, Ann Sheridan. Amanwith grocery money because someone similar,” Allen said. “You are Movie-(Drama) •• “ Night debut in 1973. from 9 a m. to noon. Class fee is $3, and approximate presented Tuesday from 12:30 to 3 p.m. at Manchester DEAR MISSED: That boat may somebody provokes him, he gets romance he is in the middle of the a mission, forces a murderous band CD Ml has a new (miniature) chandelier "collectors’ kind of thing” that peo­ creating a fantasy world.” Schreier and Werner Krenn, tenors, Without Stars" 1053 David Farrar. cost of materials is $6. violent. I’m at my wit’s end with night. Or they can alternate. And and Walter Berry, baas. (60 mins.) of cut-throats to trek through the The studio, which rotates Communitv College au.ditorium. they can’t live without.” ple buy as much to look at as to use. sail again. Why don’t you pick up the A six-week course in beginner quilting will begin April phone — or write a note — and let this boy. I!m so afraid when he is .after alternating a few times, 9 Catholic Ratiaf Fund Telethon jungle, fighting for a South American “ Bambi,” “ Pinocchip,” The program, sponsored by the American Heart Spokesmen for the model railroad He noted business for the model 6:30 country's freedom. (2 hrs.) 26. Cost of the class is $9. him know how you feel? The worst older he will get into real bad trou­ maybe they will both be so tired 11:35 “Snow White,” “Jungle Association and the Connecticut High Blood Pressure industry agreed there is a similari­ railroad industry generally ad­ (D C D Rbport To Murphy Michael A ceramic class in Hummel making will be offered thing you could experience would be ble. Help me. they will decide to save it all up for Keaton and Donna Ponterotto star in ( D Hawaii Flve-0 Book,” “Cinderella” and Program, is designed to update school nurses in vances during poofer economic 11:45 April 12 from noon to 1 p.m. And on April 26 and May 3 ty. P|aying„bridge rejection. And the best would be a TROUBLED MAMA the weekend. this comedy centering on the action Olivier set “ Fantasia” every few measurement techniques, non-pharmacological ap­ “Everyone likes tb see something times as people search for more at a amallmetropolitan parole office. 9 Movie-(Drama) ** "The from noon to 2 p.m. Cost is $9 including supplies. reunion. What do you have to lose? WIFE OF A NIGHT-SHIFTER (Premiere) Earthling" 1961 William Holden. years, earns more money proaches to treatment, preventive strategies, communi­ in miniature, especially if it’s value for their discretionary dollars. ■Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag DEAR MAMA: Please don’t wait The folded star potholder or wallhanging class is ty resources, and what, in general, the role of the school CD Carol Burnett And Friends Ricky Schroder. A young boy. in new film from each re-release than historic," said Dick Redles of “A family with less disposable in­ write about bridge — every day on until Billy kills somebody before you CD 9 Monday Night Movie‘You orphaned in the Austrailian the original releases. scheduled for April 12 from 9 to 9:30 a m. and April 27 nurse is in high blood pressure prevention. the comics page of The Manchester Only Live Twice’ 1967 Stars: Sean wilderness, teams up with a Bachmann Industries Inc. in come might opt to spend $5 or $10 on DEAR ABBY: I have a problem have him psychiatrically examined. Do you have questions about sex, weathered world traveler who HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - D isney’s version of from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. Cost is $2.r.O. For information about registration call the American a model or a kit to build and get Herald. Connery, Akiko Wakabayashi. For additional information, call 647-3089. Philadelphia. with my son (I’ll calT him Billy), His violent behavior,'could be a love, drugs and the pain of growing James Bond pursues miaaing teaches him the ways of survival. Laurence Olivier starts yet “ Robin Hood’’ uses Heart Association, 634-41.32. Russian and American space (Rated PG) (97 mina.) another movie this month, and I pray you will have an answer symptom of a mental disorder. Your up? Get Abby’s newWiklet; “What capsules through a dangerous world 12:00 animals to portray the for me. He is 12 years old and has a son should not be allowed to have a Every Teen-Ager Ought to Know.” of pirranha fiah, a volcano primed to (D CBS Late Movie Quincy. M .E ;'A co-starring with Michael familiar cast of terrible temper. This morning, a Vnlfe in his possession, aihd if you Send |2 and a long, stamped (37 blow, and an arch villain named Small Circle of Friends' Quincy Caine and John Gielgud in Blofleld. (Repeal; 2 hrs.. 30 mins.) performsanautopsyonaprofesaion- characters; Robin Hood is neighbor kicked our dog for snap­ knowingly permit it you must share cents), self-addressed envelope to: 9 Movla -(Drama) ** “Nlghth- al lootball player and finds that he “The Jig Saw Man,” which a fox. Little John a bear. ping at him, so Billy pulled a knife the responsibility for whatever oc­ Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, awka" 1981 Sylvester Stallone, has a penicillin-resistant strain ol features an international Prince John a lion. Friar Billy Dee Williams. A New York City gonorrhea. (Repeat) Cotumbo: cast. on him. This isn’t the first time Billy curs as a result of it. Please act at Hollywood, Calif. 9(X)38. detective iscaught up inadangerous 'Publish or Perish'Anauthor enrages Tuck a badger and the game of international terrorism. his publisher when he informs him FeaSured in the drama, Sheriff of Nottingham a (Rated R) (99 mina.) he's about to sign with a new to be directed by Terrence 9:00 putlublisher. (Repeat) wolf. (D C D M.A.S.H. Afterquarrelingwith 01^ Six Million Dollar Man Young, are Robiert Powell B.J., Hawkeye decides to leave The (3D Colleo* Baseball South Florida and Susan George who Swamp. vs Miami (R) recently completed CD MarvGrIffln 91) Dr. Scott On Hsbrows Questions answered 9 Movie -(Drama) ** “ One Trick 9 ABC Movie Of The Week “Venom” for Paramount Pony” 1080 Paul Simon, Blair 'Disaster On The Coastliner' 1979 and will soon be seen in Brown. The ups and downs in the life Stars:WilliamShalner.Lloyd SHOWCASE of an aging r < ^ musician. (Rated R) Bridges, Raymond Burr. The wife of "The House Where Evil U h ra .) the nation's Vice President is among Dwells.” CINEMAS 9(S?)Bamstaln-Baathovan‘String hundreds who are placed in peril ■Mw w n Quartet in C-Sharp Minor, Opus when aderanged engineer, drivenby “The Jig Saw Man,” srsegynywooi 131* revenge, sets two trains hurtling based O H Dorothea on starting a family 9:30 toward each other on a course ol Bennett’S nOVel, W ill ShOOt (D C D Making The Grade James ma88deatruction.(Repeat;2hrs..30 , . Naughton stars as Dean of Boys of a min,) for 10 weeks on locations in OPEN big city high school in this new litso the United Kingdom and THE PIZZA STORY one week when I couldn’t have been comedy series. (Premiere) iNTfRsnnsaExiTss CimntrgSqinrr , DEAR DR. LAMB: My husband df) PKA Full Contact Karate ®MS*»?r'-‘(w e .t.rn )-“Five Ireland with interior more than a week along. I went EASTHAimORD 56« UH> Rt. 83, Ellinglon, CT 7 DAYS and I have decided to begin a family Bantamweight Contenders Bout Bloody Graves" 1B69 Jim Davis, sequences to be filmed at 872-7327 and there are some questions in our another time when I couldn’t have from Denver, CO Robert Dix . A lone gunman conironis jhe National Film StudiOS Y o u r been more than three weeks along. I 10KX) savage w hiles and Indians in the Old CHARIOTS minds. I am 27 and have h ^ no CD ( D Lou Grant The days of the West. (00 mins.) IH h in g la ild . ‘EASTER FEAST-HER” A WEEK previous pregnancies. My periods' am afraid that this might have blacklist are revived In a personal O f F IR E ^ DID YOU EVER WONDER H e a l t h harmed the baby. Can you give me way for Roaai and hia partner when average anywhere from 28 to 33 day -SHOWN A T:- Dinner Special any information on this? the Trib cornea under fire from cycles and are light. 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We would ap­ Female Reproductive Function, best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in IIS which will help you. Others who Well be featuring all your preciate any advice you can give us. The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec­ Henrik ib$en -S H O W H A r- EV m THURS. & FRI. NIGHT want this issue can send 75 cents tion. ■ favorite roasts plus the DEAR READER: It is important with a long, stamped, self-addressed $3.95 for everyone to understand the basic envelope for it to me, ip care of this D m ., Iprii 8 (In ON GOLDEN regular menu...... TONY’S CUISINE functions of their bodies. I am glad newspaper, P.O. Bcnf 1551, Radio SatHprllT Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials RED RICHMAN you have discovered the basal City StaUon, New York, N.Y. 10019. POND m At Spencer Stysilvar Lene In the K-Mart Plaza temperature method. But the Home of the thick cruet pizza with that . -SHOWN AT— ■ t T T K P U N O More than 5,000 U.S,soldiers — in­ IMiM« Sat Rfr8 17 It 2KKI CMLNOWFOR 643-2342 Mancheater • Tel. 643-0202 temperature rise occurs one to DEAR DR. LAMB: I have just h pufmaiacH $«. Uprii 11 special Italian flavor, loaded with your cluding Gen. George S. Patton— are c ho Ice of Hama. For fast taka-out tarvica call three days after ovulation. The found out I am 11 weeks pregnant. Mm . Ilgrt 12 RICHARD PmOR EASTER SIMMY RESERVATIONS 411 CONNECTICUT BlVD., EAST HARTFORD •289-2737 temperature usually falls a day or Before I knew I was pregnant I went buried in Luxemboiirg or Belgium. ahead OPEN EVERY DAY ’Their graves are tended by the RVM MN 49MVI Jfrip two before ovulation. If you abstain to one of those sun taiuiing booths NanM S. 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Stanley Cup next goal of Gretzky DARLINGTON, S.Ci (UPl) - A Earnhardt, who earned $31,450 in beat Earnhardt to the finish line. had a chance to pass back,” he said. set of used tires enabled Dale the NASCAR event. “Bud and I “I couldn’t see him out of the win­ "So I figured to try him on four and ' Earnhardt to regain the sweet taste decided to put them aside and not dow on the left so I knew I was it neariy worked. I just ran out of ; of victory that had eluded him for 39 use them all day. I told Bud to put ahead of him. I just started fading space. Another few yards and 1 IViiguins 7, Islunders 2 Wednesday. Rookie Chris Valentine Blues will face Winnipeg when the Hy Uniluli I'ross InUTnalinnfii By Tony Favia prove ourselves all over again." "Los Angeles had better start “ races as the 29-year-old driver beat those tires back on (on the last pit (to the inside),” said Earnhardt, would have had him.” Bv United Press Intcrmitlonal The Oilers open the first round of praying,” Sather said. “This team At Pittsburgh, Penguins rookie became Washington’s fifth 30-goal playoffs begin Wednesday. John Si-niors Cbissic’ UPl Sports Writer Ogrodnick, the Red Wings’ leading -> Cale Yarborough by half a car slop).” who led 10 times for 182 laps. Earnhardt, who averaged 123.554 NATIONAL LKA(;iIK Al Tompu Flu . April 4 the Stanley Cup playoffs at home has Stanley Cup on its mind and they Steve Gatzos scored two goals to scorer. Mark Napier’s 40th of the IlusI (P ar 72 ; length to win the Rebel 500. Earnhardt had a straightaway Yarborough complimented mph in a race siowed for 53 laps, had W L 1V t CB help beat the two-time defending season with eight minutes to play goal-scorer, notched his 28th as / Doll .lanuarv. SCD.Ul)il 73- tiU-(j?-«) '5 Now that Wayne Gretzky has Wednesday night against the Los are really fired up for the playoffs.” Earnhardt’s performance, saying he not won a race since October 1980 hi« agii 0 0 .(0) - 70- 72-71-fift ; Stanley Cup champions, whom they broke Capitals goalie A1 Jensen’s Detroit closed out its season. - “The tires played a big role,” lead on the field with 40 laps Dow l•'msl(•rwld, ll.d D finished rewriting the record books Angeles Kings. The Jets host St. In other season-ending games, Earnhardt said Sunday after his remaining when Kyle Petty’s Pon­ “ drove a reai good race and when he claimed the National 500 at lunlteal u U (0) • Paul lliin ic v . H.dD fi9-72*71-7) 1 bid for his first NHL shutout. Flyers 7, Maple Leafs 1 •ew Yiirk (1 u (0) - 7()-7U-7.1-70 1 for the regular season, he can turn Louis. All opening-round series are Pittsburgh shocked the New York will meet in the playoffs in the first deserved to win.” Charlotte, N.C., Motor Speedway. Bill ( ollms. ! .i:u round beginning Wednesday night in NuriliqiieM 7, Sabres 4 At Philadelphia, Tim Kerr scored first win ever at Darlington Inter-' tiac hit the fourth turn wall. The 'hilmlelpliM 0 0 (0) M iller Barbel,, MD) fiB-74-71-7k 1 his attention to what he claims is his best three-of-five. .. national Raceway. eighth and final caution flag allowed “I was lucky to finish second. "Everybody’s been saying it’s just iltsim i gh u 0 a v Dan Sikes. 4.(0) 7U-72-71-89 : Uniondale, N.Y. New York finished, At Buffalo, N.Y., Richard David’s his second career hat trick for the 1 Louts (I 0 (0) • 74- 60-72-71 : only real goal — winning the Stanley Histo Siltanen and Jari Kurri “Some of the other cars ran real all the leaders to pit and close in on After I got hit in the rear and spun a matter of time, it’s just a matter Arnuld Palnu'i. 3.4! () Cup scored power-play goals 72 seconds the season with 118 points, tops in first NHL goal ignited a three-goal Flyers, who outshot Toronto 59-18. West Art Wall Jr , 3,4!() 72-()7-74-7.i- : ~ smooth at times and then bad. I feel Earnhardt’s back bumper. down the straightaway I had to real­ of time,” Earnhardt said. “That Uhinla 0 o' a il (.ene Littler. 3,(01 72-72-7J-7) ; the league for the second straight Quebec outburst in the first period. Philadelphia put the game away in< innali 0 0 ,0U) On Sunday night, the last day of apart in the first period to get Ed­ like it was the tires that made the It then turned into a fender-to- ly fight the steering wheel,” Yar­ time finaiiy came. 1'oin Nieporte. 2,!2ii 74-73-72-71T : the season, Gretzky notched one monton the lead early, and the year and third in the last four. Buffalo, which finished in third with a four-goal outburst in the third louston 0 0 .(0) .lu ll F e rri’e. 2,!2() 74-71-74-70 ; difference on the new surface.” fender duel between Earnhardt and borough said. “It’s always good to win. I’ve '4IS AngcIcN 0 0 OU) Sam Snead. 2.!2i) 74-72-70-73 ! Itiurk Hawks 4, Norlli Stars ^ place in the Adams Division, will period. The Flyers open the playoffs (I 0 OU) assist during the Eldmonton Oilers' Oilers held on. Paul MacLean’s 36th On the first pit stop in the 500-mile Yarborough with Earnhardt taking “The spin bent the A-frame and always wanted to win at an Diego ,l C (ionsie. 2.!20 (iH-71-7-7- : At Chicago, Glen Sharpley and play at Boston in the preliminary at New York against the Rangers an Fran* IM o u 0 (01 Bills Cas|iei 2.!2u 71- 69-71 *76 : 2-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets at goal of the season, on a rebound at race, the Bud Moore crew took off affected the steering. I had to go all Darlington,” said Earnhardt, ad­ Monday s (imine Doug Wilson each scored two goals series beginning Wednesday. Wednesday night and the Maple the lead for good with 12 laps to go. .Im v B a rlici. 2.1!0 70- 7-76-79 Kdmonton, Alberta. He thus com­ 8:49 of the third period, spoiled the the set of tires that had been on out to pass Dale near the end, and he ding he won’t change his driving (A ll Times KS'I) Ihiwie .luliiisiili. 2.l!0 72- 74-71-71 Leafs called it a season. Yarborough tucked the front end ( tin ago ' Bird 4-! i al Cincinnati iSoto pleted his remarkable campaign shutout bid by Edmonton goaltender to give the Black Hawks a come- Bruins 7, Whalers 2 came back around me easily. I knew style now that he has broken his Tominv Bull. 2(0) 71- 71-76-71 Earnhardt’s Ford during qualifying of his Buick onto the back bumper of > !n .2 |, Ml, hen Mast, 1,10) 77-7 -70-70 with 92 goals and 120 assists for 2121 Grant Fuhr. from-behind victory in another first- At Boston, Barry Pederson scored Canucks 3, Kings 2 and the early laps. Those tires were Earnhardt’s Ford and waited until then that I had to wait for a one-shot losing streak. Tut'stlay s {ifimos Bull I’aicksiin. 1.70 72- 74-7 -74- points, all records. Kuhr stopped two second period round playoff prelude. Dino Cic- three goals and added four assists — At Vancouver, British Columbia, “I cherish all my wins. 1 take all Miinlii’iil cil I’lltshurjih, 12.|> tn ( harles SiHnrd. 1.70 7 71-7J-74 returned to Earnhardt’s. Grand the final lap to make his move. As effort at him .. Siin Kramisiii al Ixis Annolfs. ' "It's been a spectacular season breakaways by the Jets' top scorer, carelli notched his 55th goal of the tying a team record of seven points B.J. MacDonald scored two goals “If I had passed him in turns one my trophies home and look at them l-.d Causex. l.dO 74-76-76-7) year for Minnesota, the Norris Divi­ in a game held by Bobby Orr and . and linemate Marc Crawford scored National stock car on the final pit the two came out of the fourth turn, in for the team and for me," Gretzky Dale Hawerchuk. stop. Yarborough dove onto the and two, he would have gotten me every day,” Earnhardt said with a New Ytiik at I’hiladelphia. 7;lt p in said ■ I'm happy with my individual The victory, the 48th this season Islanders 7-2, Chicago nipped sion champion. Phil Esposito — to power Boston, once and added two assists to lead St Lnui'' al llniiston. H IC |> m. “They ran real smooth,” said back in three, and I wouldn’t have grip. Mlania al San l)ioj>n. 10.(1 p in Minnesota 4-3, Washington topped 1nti n 0 (jou .laf k Bennei, 2ii.4(D 71-72-72-79 287 Vancouver beat Los Angeles 5-2. ( l('vrlan(t II 0 (HK» WfHKlv Blcktirn I4.4(D 70-7)-7-7T 288 mean a thing. We have to go out and this time around. season play at home against Quebec place in the Norris Division. The Angeles has lost five strai^t. UetiMii (I 0 (M) Ben Crenshaw II,4(D t»-7l-7H-fi9 289 Evert Lloyd in comeback MiIw.miKci n 0 (ID B ill Bogers. II 4(D (D-74-74-72- 289 da \.-u SniK 0 U out) D A Wcibring. 9.(H7 71-6B-7-76 2d) I tn ••Mi l 0 0 (II) Dennis Watsun 9.(117 72-6r-76-77 290 Doug Blaf k. 9.(i:i7 69-7)-7-76--290 Satisfying success < aliloVni.i 0 .(III Lannv Wadkins. 9.(i:i7 69-71-73-77 290 I liK atjo 0 (ID llobln Wadkins. 7JflD 72-67-78-74 -291 Kaii'^as, ( il\ 0 un Wavne Levi 7.2d) 7 -fi9-T2-7-291 Sports slate Miiini'.siiia 0 with Citizens' Cup win an Yalaka Hagawa. 6.(0) fi9-76-78-fi9-292 Trail Blazers hopes Oal.laml (1 U (DO Andv Norfli 6,(0) 71-72-71-74 292 Soaltle U 0 m Bav Flovd. ! KD 72-74-T2-7T-293 Trip to Masters “This match got me in good condi­ Evert reached 5-3 and had a 30-40 Texas 0 0 .000 .1 C Snead, : ,1(D 71-69-76-77 -293 Tllcsiliiv PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. year. MOndav's (iaine match-point against Jaeger’s ser­ Peter Ooslerhiiis, f.KD 67-74-71-79 - 29:1 B ASER A 1.1. (UPl) — Chris Evert Lloyd has been Jaeger can include herself in that tion mentally,” Evert said. “I I All Times KSTi (;a r\ Plaver. 4.(ru 72-71-76-73--25M category too. Like Evert, she was probably would have lost a lot of vice in the ninth game. Kansas ('My i Leonard 1!M1) at Nick Faldo. 4.it(). 7T-7I-74-74-294 MCC III Bcckcr, 3 the No. 1 ranked woman tennis iJallnnnre i|) Martinez 14-r i. 2;ff p.m Jack Newton. 4,(10 70-74-7-7--294. player in the world for months, but coming off an injurycaused layoff. confidence if 1 had lost it. It’s impor­ Jaeger erased the lead with a Tuesdav's (iaincs (iarv lla lllie rg 4.(Jf() 7)-71-77-76 -2W • won by Edwards Tliii rstliiv Jaeger had been out turee weeks tant to do well in your first tour­ rnrnniti al l)('tn)il. I •'!) p.m Mark Pled, 278 69-7-76-7 -2lff for playoffs dimmed she still thinks she made a com­ Texas at New N’ork, 2 p m placement, won the game and broke BASEBAI.I. naments after a layoff, and work up (ieorge Burns 2.78 72-74-73-76 29T eback Sunday with her victory in the because of a pelvic bone stress frac­ a misfiring Evert to.put it at 5-5. But itiisiiii) at Chicattn. 2.K p.m. Mike Sultivan, 2,78 69-76-74-76--29f Bloomficlil 111 Easi Culliolic, 3:30 ture and Evert Lloyd had been out to peak for the major tournaments.” ( Ie\e!and at Milwaukee. 2.30'|).in Leonard Thmpsn. 2.78 70-7)-78-77--2tff $200,000 Citizens Cup. then Jaeger couldn’t convert any of S e a lllt'a l Minnesota 8 Iff p m . Eiisl ilainpliiii 111 Clicney Tccli, By Tony Favia shots and scoring 16 points. Burks 129, Parrrs I li> with a pulled muscle. As for Jaeger, she said she didn't Keith Fergus. 2.78 66-71-77-79- GREENSBORO. N.C. (DPI) - "I do feel very disappointed 3:l.'j Evert Lloyd defeated tenacious four game points in the next game I ahiorma al Oakland. )() Iff p.m Pal Mc(Iowan. 2,78 H9-74-73-79- 29T Danny Edwards took home more because I set some high sights for UPl Sports Writer “He was awesome in the first At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief Andrea Jaeger, 6-1, 7-5 in a seem ready for her opponent. and lost service. Skeeter Heath 1.99! 74-72-76-74-296 Billion III B ll AM. 3:1.'$ The one tournament that Evert Wallv Armstrong. 1.98 77-69-7T-7—296 half,” said Los Angeles Coach Pat and Marques Johnson each had 28 “This was not one of my days,” sunda\ s Kxhibilion Results than $54,000 for Sunday's victory in myself today. I'm playing well, and 1 Conn ,|A' nl MCC, 3 The party’s not over quite yet for windblown final Sunday to take Lloyd had played this year was a .htn Dent. 150 73-71-7-7T--296 the Greater Greensboro Open. I'm pleased with that. I can’t help Riley. “He’s the ideal pro, consis­ points and Pat Cummings added 20 home the $80,000 first prize in the she said. “I made a lot of mistakes. Evert then heid at love for the |{\ I ’mied Press International Bohbv Nicliols, 1.98 73-73-74-76 -296 I ENMS the Portland Trail Blazers, but most loss to the 16-year-old Jaeger in the 1 didn’t play well at all. I didn’t even Mark Lve. l.!« 70-71-76-77--296 The one-stroke victory over Bobby but feel disappointed. My family had tent every night and always giving as the Bucks led throughout and four-woman event. She had reached match, unleashing two service aces \( St IV te ishurj Kla Cliciicy Tccli III Kocky Hill, 3 of the guests have left. finals of the Oakland-Avon tourna­ warm up for the match well.” that decided the issue. I'eter .lacohsen. I.iW 72-69-78-77--296 Clampett also punched his ticket for their plane tickets all ready to come you the big baskets.” steadily pulled away. the final with a tense three-set vic­ New Noik iM .' OOOOOOOM -4 fO Pat Lindsev l.!l! 74-70-77-76 -297 Since the Blazers won the NBA ti­ ment. St Louis :C2 000 OOx - 7 12 2 a third trip to this week's Masters, to Augusta. But I guess $32,000 (se­ Eriiliiv Aiding Wilkes were Kareem Nrls I 19, (^avalirrs 109 tory over Evonne Goolagon^ in the Jaeger had persistent trouble with (.eorge An her, l.M! 7)-71-79-77-297 tle in 1977, they haven’t missed her service, losing it six times. Gooiagong beat Hana Mandlikova, Swan. Talt one i4 i. Allen (6i. Orosco Bruce Douglass. l.!F 71-71-76-79 -297 and earned him the right to play in ■ BASEBAI.I, Abdul-Jabbar with 24 points. Norm At Richfield, Ohio, Ray Williams semifinals Saturday. That loss fueled controversy that iHi and Stearns. Mura, LaPoint i4). (.eorge Cadle. l.fl! 67-73-77-00--297 cond place nrize monev) isn't bad qualifying for the playoffs. But after 6-2, 6-2, to win the consolation game. Lahti i7i. Kaat i9i and Porter. Brummer the Tournament of Champions the for a week's work either." Miilliiliick III MCC (2), I p . m . Nixon with 22 and Magic Johnson had 27 points and Buck Williams “They talk about Evonne making Evert Lloyd didn’t deserve her top Evert lost her service three times .hm Bfioros. l.M! 76-70-71-80- 297 Sunday’s 129-111 loss to the Los In the double finals eariy Sunday, ilii W M ina. 1/ -Swan. HRs St Uiuis. Mark Calcavcch. l.Mf 70-76-71-80-2177 following week. with hi.s typical effort of 20 points, chipped in with 21 to spark New through a second set that turned into PfU'U'r, Braun Edwards never expected to be Angeles Lakers at Inglewood, Calif., her comeback after having her se- world ranking because she hadn’t Wendy Turnbull and Rosie Casals Mark M iC uinber. U B i 71-(»-82-76-298 seven rebounds, 10 assists and seven Jersey to its fourth consecutive vic­ a dogfight. Phil Hancock, I.OHO 76-70-77-7r-29fi "It's just very satisfying to be in­ going to the Masters, while ' cond child,” Evert Lloyd said. “I played or won enough recently. All \t Cof iia I’ la Portland is on the brink of elimina­ The first five games of the defeated Gooiagong and Betty Howard T w ittv. I.OHII 73-72-76-77-298 cluded in that field, " said Edwards, Clampett did. Edwards, who hasn’t steals. tory and help hand Cleveland its 11th that added to the satisfaction of Sun­ Toronlo (CO000OU) -260 tion. think I'm making a comeback too. I Stove, 6-1, 7-6 (8-6). Don Bee.se 1.(0) 72-73-76-77- 29B who credited a "happy-go-lucky at­ won since teaming with his brother Portland was paced by Kelvin straight loss. day’s win. deciding set were service breaks. iiousiun oooonaix -3T 0 Games postponed played only the one tournament this Leal, (io lt <(ii. M cU iujihlin i8 i and Tom Purlzei. I.IH) 70-71-7J-78--298 “We’re not out of the playoffs B rine Lietzke. 1.(0) 72-72-76-78-298 titude " for his victory Sunday. Til in 1980 to win the National Tam Ransey and Jim Paxson with 23 and ItorkriH 9,'>, Spurs 9.3 Marhnip’/. Whitt i8 i. Sutton, LaCorte (7i. yet,” said eternally optimistic Trail .lav Baas. l.dH) 71-7-74-78-298 Manchester Community College 20 points, respectively. At San Antonio, Texas, an off- B illia rd <8i. Sainbilo i9 i and Pujols. just continue to play and enjoy Championship, came to Greensboro Blazers Coach Jack Ramsay, but he Fuz/v Zoeller. 1,(0) 71-68-7-04- 298 myself. with only $4,547 in earnings, while baseball team’s scheduled In other games, Philadelphia balance, 15-foot jumper by Robert Knieelv i7 i W Sutton 1 /-(lo ll Boh Shearei. 7 4 73-73-79-74^-299 doubleheader yesterday against added, “We’re going tp have to win routed New York 127-106, Boston Reid with eight seconds remaining Allen M illet. 74 70-76-80-73-299 "If I learned anything this week, Clampett has finished fourth three At Minneapolis John Mazzii. 74 . 70-73-8!-7-299 Middlesex Community College at almost all our remaining games, or edged Chicago 114-112, Milwaukee Lauda makes return Philade)|ihia lOOTJOdD - 11 If 0 it may be that it's better for me to times this year, and had earned $54,- climaxed a Houston fourth-quarter .lav Cutkl. 74 69-7-79-76-299 Cougar Field was postponed due to at least six of the eight, to say the downed Indiana 129-115, New Jersey rally and enabled the Rockets to Minnesota 010020212- 8130 Huger MallbK'. 74 70-7-78-76--299 go out and play with just a happy-go- 476 coming int Greensboro. Wilkins Show moves I hnisiensfin Monjic (6i. Farm er iBi, least. But we can do it.” .lim Thorpe. 74 71-68-7981 -2d) the cold and wet grounds. defeated Cleveland 119-109, Houston hand the Spurs their fourth straight Brussiar i9i and Virgil. Diaz (8i: lucky attitude." he added. Edwards, who was at or near the The drubbing administered by the Barney Thomp.son. 69u 71-73-77-79--300 The Cougars. 2-2, are schedided to beat San Antonio 95-93, Seattle loss. Moses Malone led Houston ATHENS, Ga. (UPl) — The Dominique Wilkins Show is over at the T.riekstin. lla.vens f3i. Kelton (4). Arroyo Bernhard I^anger. 690 72-74-7-79—300 Edwards outdueled Clampett on top of the leader board all week, y '. 'i. Corheii (8' and Wynegar. Hutera resume play against Becker Junior Lakers dropped Portland’s record to University of Georgia. (Jihbv C ilherl. 690 74-70-74-02-^300 the final hole by two-puttihg from 30 began the day with the lead and a ripped Denver 140-116, and Phoenix with 21 points and Reid added 20. ifii. \V ('hiistenson 1>--Mnvens College Tuesday afternoon in 37-37, which would be just fine for Wilkins, who picked up the nickname “The Human Highlights in Formula One easy Scott Hnch. 6fl. 73-72-02-74--301 feet, capping a nip and tuck race three-stroke advantage over topped Kansas City 104-95. SuperSonirs 140, Nuggets 116 Huddv (Jardner. 666 74-7I-79-77-M1 Leicester. Mass , at 3 o'clock. MCC the playoffs in the Eastern. Film” for his spectacular array of sldm-dunks, is taking his act to the At New Orleans with him that lasted all afternoon on Clampett. Clampett closed it to Tbers 127, Knirks 106 At Seattle, Jack Sikma scored 29 Texas 400 I;D a» - 8 10 0 Hal Suttop. 666 70-69-84-78-'301 is home Thursday against UConn’s Conference but is five games behind pros via the “hardship” ruie which wiil make him eligible for this LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPl) - Isao Aoki. 666 71-74-76-80--301 the windy 6.804-yard Forest Oaks within one shot on the 6th hole, then At Philadelphia, Julius Erving points and pulled down 16 rebounds “I slowed down in the last half of New York OaiOOO000 - 0 7 2 .Boh Cilder. 666 73-69-7-84--301 the sixth and last qualifying team in year’s NBA draft. Hough. Comer (fit. Darwin (7). Mallaek Country Club course. bogeyed the 17th to drop two shots jayvees and Friday for a twinbill scored 24 points and led a third- and Bill Hanzlik added a career-high Driving in just his third Formula the race,” Said the 33-year-old Mike Held. 6T1 70-7-83-74--3(C the West. “It’s going to be hard to leave, but I think it’s the choice I had to ,i8 i and Sundl.erg. H Johnson (6): Carv K(Mh. m 74-72-78-78- 302 He finished the tournament with a back and set up the finish. against Mattatuck Community quarter surge that helped the 76ers 25 points to help the Sonics snap One race after a two-year retirement Lauda. “There was no point in going •R iphetli. Raw'lev i f ). Davis ifii. May (7t. “I’m disappointed in the quality of make,” Wilkins toid a news conference Saturday. “The biggest reason I'Tom W’oodard. (B!! 73-73-7?-79 302 3-over-par 75 that came on a day When Clampett flew over the College. hand the Knicks their 10th straight Denver’s 12-game winning streak. and having to deal with a track faster. There was a serious problem (Jo.ssage iHi and Cerone W—Hough li— David Kdwards, 63!1 68-7-7881--302 our play,” said Ramsay, who Righctli HR- Texas. Parrish. when winds hit 40 mph and the green on his approach shot, and had road defeat. ’The Sixers took control The Nuggets remained a half-game is my mother. She's done a iot for me. This is a chance for me to do better suited for off-road racing, with the course. Wherever there Clarence Bose. 6X1 73-73-7680--302 directed the Blazers and Bill Walton something for her.” Craig Stadler. 633 72-72-7781- 302 of the game by scoring 13 straight behind leader San Antonio in the Austria’s Niki Lauda made it look was new surface, it broke up. It’s Al Sun (.’ity. Ariz. Lindv M iller. 612 74-7082-77 -303 course yielded only three subpar to settle for a par, Edwards winning I ll inning.si to their championship five years Mike Smith. « tl 72-7381-78- 304 rounds. With rounds of 66-72-72- putt Was only from three feet. points in the third quarter. Campy Midwest Division. simple. never a good idea to resurface just Cleveland (0)021 ffD 2 - 8 17 0 ago. “We’re making too many fun­ Lvn D im . (01 76-71-7-83--304 75—285, he finished three under for “It seemed like I’d get the edge, Russell led New York with 23 points. Suns 104, Kings 95 Lauda capped his return to the before a race.” Milwaukee 110(0) 1030- f i 143 damental errors we shouldn’t be Waits. Sulillle (f.i. Spillner i7), Dm (iraham . !94 72-7181-79 -30f OlticH 114, Bulls 112 At Phoenix, Ariz., Walter Davis Formula One circuit Sunday with an Lauda referred to several new Nick Sob. ftC 73-72-82-79 -306 the tournament, which he also won and then he’d get the edge, but I tadioi making at this point in the year.” Lewalvn (Hi. Brennan Mti and Bando; At Boston, Larry Bird tossed in 29 easy victory over Keke Rosberg of sections of the circuit which were Ler« h. Mct.’liire (fii. Fingers (8». Chip Bci’k. TH2 72-T2-79-83--306 in 1977 for the first of only three could never catch him,” Clampett came off the bench to score 22 points I’id Sneed. !82 73-73-77-83--306 The Lakers, ensured of a post­ Augustine (9i and Yost W- Brennan. li— tournament victories. said. "I was just one shot short all points, 20 in the second half, and the and pick up tour steals to lead the Pederson runs wild Finland in the seventh annuai Long repaved last month. His complaint (;reg Powers. f70 74-71-80-83-3(B •TV season berth, were led by 32 points Augustine HBs -Cleveland. Manning. While Edwards, who also races Celtics held off a fourth-quarter Suns. Mike Woodson led Kansas City Beach Grand Prix. about the course breaking up was Milwauket'. Romerfi day.” from smooth forward Jamaal cars, has a busy two weeks, Edwards also rolled in a critical push to post their 21st triumph in the with 28 points. Phoenix scored the Moving his McLaren into the lead echoed by other drivers, including Wilkes. In games during Wilkes’ At Columbus. Ohio By United Press International Clampett, who now has finished se­ last 22 games. The loss was first 10 points of the second period to on the 15th lap of the 75-lap race, Rosberg, who was the most out­ Dinah Shore Invitational t birdie putt on the 15th hole, to move five-year Los Angeles career when Pittsburgh 002ac 100 -f. 13 2 cond five times in his two-and-a- two shots ahead of Clampett, ' Chicago’s fifth in a row. Reggie pull away. in routing Whalers Lauda had an easy time of it, spoken. Cincinnati (CO(D100I-'4 8 0 Al Baneho Mirage, Calif., April 4 MONDAA he has scored over 30 points, the Solomon. Moskau (4i. Tekulve i8 i. P a r 72 half-year career has the next two Jack Renner, firing a final round Theus led the Bulls with 26 points. breezing home unchallenged with a “A lesson should have been S a lly LittU*. $4M(0) 76-67-71-64-278 7 - TliiM Week in llie NHL, Lakers are 21-0. Scurry i9i and Nicosia. I.cihrandl, Price weeks Off. 70. was alone in third piace at one 14-second margin over Rosberg’s learned,” he said, “Everybody was (8) and Trt'vino W -Moskau. 1./— H ollis S la cv , 7 .2 a ) 73-6T-71-72-281 In the pivotal second quarter, Sandra H avnie. 2f.2l« 73-69-74-6T—281 "I needed to win this week to get under for the tournament. Woody ESPN BOSTON (UPl) — Seven put scored his seven against the second place Williams. Gilles just trying to save themselves and I^eihrandt HBs -- Pittsburgh. Nicosia, Wilkes helped put the Lakers in con­ Lac\. Amv Alcol't. 13.fa) 74-74-69-67-284 8 :3 0 - Pro icnniH: Trevira 7-72-68-69-284 into the Ma.stors and the Tourna­ Blackburn, with a final round 73, trol by hitting on seven of eight floor ment of Champions," said was alone in fourth at even par, I'SA Cable -; category with Bobbie Orr and Phil also came on three goals and four Riccardo Patrese of Italy was Lauda’s win at Long Beach moved At Winter Haven. Fla. Pat H radlev. lO.ra) 72-69-74-7;.-286 ' Esposito, and 44 and 91 placed him assists. Detroit 010 (0)010-2 6 2 Beth Daniel, 8.8(n 72-71-72-72-287 Clampett. "As it is, I’m going on a while Bill Rogers, with a final-round fourth. him into third place in the 1982 stan­ Boston (0) (0) lOx - 4 9 1 N an ev D ip z-M lln . 8,800 . 77-71-67-72-287 two-week vacation. I've worked 72, and Ben Crenshaw, with the Little too much above and beyond all Boston Bruins “I felt good, it was one of those Lauda averaged 81.4 mph for the dings behind Rosberg, whose Wilcox. W illiam s (7). Ix?e i8 i and JoAnno- Carnc'r. 8.800 73-71-69-74-287 very hard to get into these, tour­ rookies. nights,” said Pederson. But his 166.7 miles over the 12-turn street second-place finish earned him six l*arrish. Fahev if). Tudor. Clear (r.i, Kathy Posth'wail. 6.900 78-7-6887-288 day’s low at 69, were tied at fifth. Rainf'V (Hi and (iedman. W--$Tudnr. Ij~ I’a llv Shcelian. 6,9(D 7688-72-72-288 naments. ..Pederson scored three goals and season broke personal records, too. course in winning his 18th Formula points and gave him a leading total Wih ox Jan Stephenson. 6.9ai 768988-7—288 . four assists Sunday night, tying a “I was shooting for 20 goals and to One race. He retired in 1979, having of 14, and Alain Prost of France, Kvle OHricn, r,490 71-76-7488-289 At Phoenix. Ariz Cindv H ill. r.45D 7 8 9 -7 0 -7 -2 8 9 team record of seven points in a stay out of the minors and was won the world championship in 1975 who won in South Africa and is se­ San F ram isi’o 004 010 330 11 14 0 C alhv Sherk. 4.477 73-73-789-290 "I game, as Boston whipped the Hart- hoping to get a place on the team and 1977. but he returned this year cond with 13 points this year. Oakland 010(D1 210-- T 102 B o lsv King. 4.477 7987-73-71--290 in LPGA event ‘ ford Whalers, 7-2. He closed the where I could spend my career,” he I’ dwlkes. Schatzeder i4t. M artin (7). U n (la rb a cz . 4.477 71-74-70-7;-290 after a reported offer of $800,000 Rreining iHt and May. Ran.som (6i; i)onna Ca[mni. 4,477 73-71-71-7-290 Time to 'Play Ball', season with 91 points and 44 goals, confessed. “I think I’ve proved I from the McLaren team to lure him ■ Kingman. Beard ifii. Rajsich (8). Kinney Cathv Mdrse, 3.M0 71-74-74-71-292 RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UPl) both Bruins rookie records. deserve that now.” back. Soccer Club (91 and Kearnev. W -Fowlkes. 1/-- Carole Jo Callisn.3.M0 77-70-71-74-292 cluding a 20-foot birdie putt on the At the beginning of the season, Kingman. HBs San Franci.sco. ('lark. J a n el C oles. 3.! 10 76-74-70-72--29E — Eight times Hollis Stacy stood on fourth hole. She pulled into a tie for His victory total ranks him first Smith. Oakland. Burroughs Vicki Singleton. 3.aD 77-74-T389-293 the fairway and looked ahead to the Bruce Crowder scored a pair of Pederson said he wasn’t so sure. among all active Formula One Vicki Tabor. 3,(0) 76-73-74-70-293 the lead with a birdie on the 10th goals and three assists for the “I was a bit discouraged that I in 6-4 victory Al Tijuana. Mexico Martha Hansen. 3.ttD 7-7-73-70--293 two games on tap drivers and fourth on the all-time Debbie Austin. 3.ai0 74-7-72-72-293 green and saw the same sight and hole and grabbed the lead with Seattle (Cl 000 Id )--4 II 0 Bruins, who clinched second place was not getting the playing time, but Judv Clark. 2.400 ’ ’ 77-73-74-70-294 heard the same cheer from the another birdie on No. 11. Grand Prix list. San Diego (0)(0)O1() - 1 f 1 in the NHL Adams Division. The I guess they) were waiting until the “ I said it would take three races Manchester Soccer Club had to .Perrv. Anderson (8i. Caiidell i9t and Judv Bankin. 2.4a) 7.-76-73-70-294 many baseball fans have of the gallery. Little finished with a 72-hole score (lulling. Firova (7i; Uillar. I>eI^on (8i. Dot (icrmain, 2.400 77-74-788-294 By United Press International victory guarantees Boston a home- time was right. It was one of those settle for second place in the .Chllord Ann Cred.2.400 79-73-71-71-294 strike-broken 1981 season, which the “I kept seeing her rear end all day of 10-under-par 278. to get back in winning form,” Lauda h itle r (9i and Owosdz W --Perry. Ir- every time she bent over to get her ice advantage in the opening playoff things that worked out right,” he said. “I was right, thank God. Connecticut Indoor Soccer League’s Lollar. Sandra I’almer. 2.4a) 7-76-71-72-294 It's time to "Play ball!" — players will try to erase beginning in Stacy, who began the round with a round against the Buffalo Sabres said. Premier Division despite a 6-4 win (’hris Johnson. 2.400 • 7.-71-7-73-294 * maybe. the opening games today and ball out of the cup after a birdie,” three-stroke lead over JoAnne Always the last victory is the best, Chicago iN L i vs. ( ’hicago (A L ). at Mvra Van Hooso, l.TIf 78-73-73-71-2Sf Wednesday. The game was the second time out so this is the best.” over the Innocents last Friday night ' ’hicago. ppd . inclement weather Janet Alex. I.78f 78-76-70-71-29f Except for predictions of some Tuesday. Stacy said. earner and Jan Stephenson, had an Joyce Kazmiersk, 1.78T 7-7-74-71—28f Pederson’s tallies put him in the for the Pederson-Crowder-Rick In the two 1982 races run prior to at Oakwood Farms Sports Center. very unspringlike weather, the In Tuesday’s NL openers, it will The person Stacy she saw even-par 72 with 18 pars while K athy H ite. 1.7» 80-73-778 r-2 9 r record books with Orr, who scored Middleton line that combined to The Innocents went in with a 7-0 Aliec Ritzman. 1.78T 77-70-7-73—2Bf major-league baseball season was be Montreal at Pittsburgh and San retrieving her ball from the cup all Haynie fired a 65 to forge the tie for Long Beach, Lauda finished fourth day was Sally Little, who overcame seven points in 1973 against the New down the Quebec Nordiques 5-4 at South Africa but failed to score mark against MSC’s 6-1 record. Avako O kam oto. 1.78f 7-73-73-74-291 all set to open today at 2 p.m. EST in Francisco at World Series champion second. Carner had a 74 while York Rangers and Esposito, who Saturday night. MSC, however, had to win by 11 B arbara M oxn ss. 1.320 78-74-72-72-296 Cincinnati and Baltimore, with both •Los Angeles in day games, and the a five-stroke deficit Sunday by firing Stephenson struggled to a 75. any points in the South American Donna W hite. 1.320 7 -7 4 -7 -7 2 -2 9 6 m m an 8-under-par 64— the best round of Grand Prix two weeks ago. goals to take first place. J u lie P vn e. 1.320 77-70r76-73-296 cities expecting capacity or near­ New York Mets at Philadelphia, St. Tied for third place, six strokes It fell nine short. D ian ne D a ilev . 1.320 7-72-74-7r-296 capacity crowds to brave the con­ Louis at Houston and Atlanta at San her career — to capture a $310,000 behind Little, were Amy Alcott and At one point, after taking over T atsu k o O hsako. 1.320 74-74-73-7^296 from Andrea deCesaris, Lauda had Joel Malinoski, Ed Gardiner. Dan J a n e B la lo ck . 1,320 77-73-70-76-296 ditions. Diego at night. LPGA tournament by three strokes veteran Kathy Whitworth while Pat S h elley H am lin. 1.320 74-788r.-7&-296 m a 53-second advantage and appeared Pelletier, Greg DeNies, J.R. Lulick The National Weather Service set The AL’s Tuesday pairings are over Stacy and Sandra Haynie. Bradley was two more shots back at 19th Hole B eth Soloin on. 1,000 78-72-74-73-297 and Steve Waters each had one goal S ilv ia B ertla ccin i, 1,030 78-7-72-7^297 an 80 percent chance of rain or snow Cleveland at Milwaukee, Toronto at Little, 30, of South Africa, earned 286. capable of pulling away almost at will. for MSC. Sandra P o st. l.QQO 80-76-71-70—297 in Cincinnati and high temperatures Detroit, Texas at the New York $45,000 for the victory in the richest Defending tournament champion Penny Pulz. 930 81-7.89-73-298 only around 40. A 60 percent chance Yankees and Boston at the Chicago tournament on the LPGA tour. It Nancy Lopez-Melton shot a 72 and B onnie L auer. 930 77-72-T6-73—296 i m . •|Tallwood Pat Meyers. 930 79-74-70-7--298 of rain or wet snow was forecast for White Sox in day games, and was her 13th career victory and se­ finished at 1-under for the tourna­ Henry Steullet 46-5-41, Peterson 49- Kathy Martin, fff 78-77-71-7r-299 late in the day in the Baltimore California at Oakland and Seattle at cond of the year and boosted her to ment, 9 strokes behind Little. ’g r o s s , NET- A -^Gross -Tony 7- 42, A1 Smith 49-7-42, Blanchard 52- Shanley, AAazzone winners Susie McAllister^ 8TJ, 78-70-73-78-299 KofC- Steve Aiello 204, Morgan Sandra Spuzich. 79T 80-70-7-74—300 area. Minnesota at night. the top of the 1982 money list with Little, who shot an opening-round Lynn Adams. 79f 77-72-77-74-«0 Steullet 76, Net-Cfilck Gagnon 78-7- 9- 43, Skia 50-7-43, George Flaherty 230-591, Don Palmer 561, The Reds opened the National If the fans are willing to forget $95,788. 76, said she knew she had the tourna­ 71, Henry Steullet 80-9-71, Ken Frankenberger 52-9-43, Gordon Alice Miller, 720 81-71-74-7.-301 Fred Kozicki 213-595, Terry Means M .J. S m ith . 720 76-77-73-7—301 League season against the Chicago about last year, all indications are She began the final round five ment won after she chipped in from Beebe 40-7-43. of pin trip to Washington ' Comerford 76-3-73, Bob Normlngton 205, Bill Tomlinson 209, Mike Beverly Klass. 720 78-77-74-72-301 Cubs, with the ceremonial first that baseball will again set a record strokes behind Stacy but moved to 15 feet on the ISth hole for her '.-.77-4-73, Leo Bravakis 81-774, Stan BEST NINE HOLES ONE-HALF Carolyn Hill. 630 74-7-7-78-302 pitch thrown out jointly by for attendance in excess of 40 within a stroke of the leader with seventh birdie. HANDICAP- A -G ross-T . Steullet Local winners of the ‘Bowl Your average to win. the trip. Petruniw 227-579, Rudi Wittke 211- Betty Burfemdt. 630 78-7-72-77-802 Domian 78-3-75; B —Gross —Len 566, Dick Johns 221-550, Ken Tomlin­ Barbara Barrow. 630 79-74-74-7—302 astronauts Joe Engle and Richard million. Most clubs report four birdies on the front side in­ Angell 83, Paul Kenneson 85, Net 33, Net —Bill Muzin 34-5-29, Roger Way to Europe’ tournament Satur­ Mazzone, of 26 Amato Dr., South Marlene Floyd 7^72•77-7^-308 Truly, who piloted the second flight preseason ticket sales ahead of or day at Brunswick Parkade Lanes Windsor, took the woman’s title on a son 550. D eb liie M a ssey 79-77-7^74—308 —Stan Skiba 85-13-72, Jim Ritchee Parrott 34-5-29, Jim Walton 34-5-29, Bonnie Bryant 7280-7^^8—308 of Columbia last November. A even with last year’s figures. 84-14-73, Dick Bucheri 88-15-73, John Yetishefsky 34-4-30, Jim were Stephen Shanley and Sandy 194 game, 70 pins over her 124 JoAnn Washam 78-7i-7.-76—304 sellout crowd of 52,392 was expected The home openers will be spread Frank Sullivan 86-12-74, A1 Smith 83- Bidwell 34-331, Tom Johnson 36-5-31; Mazzone. average. She outrolled 35 other Mary Dwyer 80-73-7-78-304 January repeats in Seniors / C athy R ey n o ld s 81-74-77-72—304 at Riverfront Stadium for the game. over a 12-day period with Seattle the 13-74, Bob Peterson 88-14-744 C B —Gross —Ray St. Louis 35, Net The pair will now represent the women kegglers. Mario Soto started for the Reds, Wet day Don Madore of Bolton was runner- D a le E g g clin g 79-78-72-7B-30f. last club to open at home on April 16. TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) - It’s held in —Gross —Bob LeBreux 88, Gerry —Joe Olbrias 35-8-27, Bob Russell 36- Manchester lanes in the 17th annual TEE-TOTALERS- Lois Heinz V ivian B ro w n lee 83-73-77-77—^ opposed by Doug Bird of the Cubs. Six managers will be serving their $20,000 first prize with an easy up in the men’s competition. He .177, Joann Ricci 458, Karen Riordan „ Marga Stubblefield 80-78-7-78-307 It never rains oM the golf course April, but it might be appropriate to • Blanchard 89, Net —Chick Seaback 8- 28, Ron Broege 39-8-31; C -G ross ‘Bowl Your Way to Europe’ Tourna­ . Marlene Hagge 74-7.83-7»-307 The Orioles, beginning what is first tour of duty, while another five three-shot win. rolled a 188, 55 pins over his 133 181-498, Barbara Seifert 491, Fran and a believer was John Wilks call Tampa’s $125,000 seniors golf 90-17-73, Bill Harrop 90-17-73, Don —Dave Stark 36, Net—John Crowley ment International finals May 28-30 Susie Bemino 79-7-78-78-310 expected to be their last season un­ will be starting their first full “After I win thiq tournament next average. Roger Mieezkowski of Kathv McMullen 81-73-7.82-311 last Saturday at the tournament the January classic. Gothers 101-28-73, Bill Phelan 93-17- ' 39-12-27,.WaltKokoszka 38-9-29, Jack in Washington, D.C. They will be Misseri 181-473, Lee Bean 194-516, der manager Earl Weaver, started season with their club after taking year, I guess we’U have to change Coventry Was third with a 219 game, G.ayla Butcher 180-501, Martie Cathv Mant 81-7483-78-311 Manchester Country Club. The Seniors Classic for SO-and- '76, John Boylan 94-17-77, Dick Howard 39-9-30, Bill Roy 43-13-30; bowling against winners from over Barbara Mizrahle 80-78-78^3—316 the American League’s year as over during 1981. the name,” he Joked. Brewer 95-19-76; Calloway —Gross Calloway —Gross —Bob Barde 40, 240 other Brunswick centers 47 pins over his 172 average. Barilla 199-527, Pat Barnowski 176- hosts to the Kansas City Royals. Here he's shown putting In over pros has been piayed at the “I enjoy the Mlchelob Seniors, it’s Josephine Boone, of 24 Moore St., Two teams, the Cubs and Phillies, Carrollwood Golf Club for two years —Tom Malin 85, Net—John Warren Henry Dama 42. throughout the United States and 4'/4, Karen Barnowski 188-477, Dennis Martinez drew the starting will be opening under new manage­ between heavy showers. a fun tournament but most of all I 78, John Lucas 74, Pete Velldow 74. SWEEPS- Gross—Tony Steullet 77, Canada. was runner-up in the women’s com­ MaryAnn Zawlinski 477, Claudette assignment for Baltimore against now, and Don January has like the course and the field. We had petition with a 167 game, 61 pins ment. The Chicago Tribune Co. Herald photo by Tarquinio ' I SWEEPS- Best 12 Holes One-Half Lou Miller 78, Net —Bill Muzin 80- Shanley. of 97B Syamore Lane, Mertens 176-511, Gail Hartzog 175, GOP- Judy U nder lW-178-516, San­ Dennis Leonard of Kansas City. dominated both times. all the names here this year and the over her 106 average Diane Cote, of bought the Cubs from Bill Wrigley Last year he won with a stirring -1 Handicap —Gross —Comerford 45, 10- 70, Bob Russell 89-15-74, Nick topped 25 other male bowlers to cap­ Donna Nevin 186-477, Deana dy Sawyer 192-512, Marie Ludlow The wintry weather conditions and have made wholesale changes in course was in magnificent shape ■♦Normln^n 45, Gagnon 46, Tony Pahoulis 82-8-74, Jim Bidwell 79-5- ture that portion. He rolled a 234 in 57 Academy St., was third with a 205 Richard 469, Shirley Blue 4W, Jessie 185-490, Carolyn Wilson 177, Harriet were symbolic of the memories rally to overtake Arnold Palmer on and made it easy to play well,” he the front office ^nd on the field. thp final dav and ^ndav he took the *

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Pontiac. 344. cial for your mate. There's a secrets may be tough. 30 Evening in records t'idmonlun 200—2 Gross 6 04) 12. Nalt 7 l-f 17. Thompson 14. Rick Newsom. Chevrolet. 340. chance you may forget and AOUAMUS (Jan. to-Fab. II) 37 Wild party 6 Zaps w L T Pts. (iF (JA First period--!. Edmonton. Sillanen U. \pr, 7 Quebec at Montreal. 8 p.m. Midwest Division 9 Roman bishop Italy 52 Fog \ Minru'sula 37 23 29 94 346288 vpr. 8 - (juelrec ut Montreal. 8 p.m. W L Pet GB 7 3-2 Hi. l*axson 9 2-2 20. Ransey 10 3-4 If . D.K. Ulrich. Buick. XL. cause disappointment. Taka nothing lor granted In 39 Through iKurri. CoBevi. 8:48. 2. h^monton. Kurri Zi. Balc>s 7 4-4 18. Valentine () 04) 0. 16. .Joe Millikan. Pontiac. 329. fInarMlal or commercial situa­ 40 Slander to Which 33 Maximum 55 Stadium cheer \ \^lnlll|•cl’ :u .•0 14 89 319 332 .:i (Gretzky. Anderson). 10:00. Penalties— \pr. It) ' Montreal at Quebec. 7,;30 Nun Anliinio ' 44 31 .787 — CAN CER (June 2 1 -M y 22) At \ M I.OUIS 32 49 8 72 3ir 349 I'.m. I »cnver • 43 31 .781 VerhiMiven I 04) 2. Gudmundsson 1 3-4 7. 17. Lake Sjwt'd. Buick. 327. work today, make doubly sure tions today. If you're careless, \ndcrson. Edm. 6:11; Steen. Win. 8:11; Laoip U 04) I) 'Totals 48 1-7-21 HI. 18. Kyle Petty. Pontiac. 312. World’s Qrestest Superhdroes 11 \ ( hit .iLt* :» :h 12 72 .332 363 Savard. Win. 9:31. s-Apr. H .Montreal at Quebec. 7:30 B4iiistiiii 43 32 .773 1 your directions to others are there's a possibility you'll make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 l>>n>iiti> 29 44 16 f6 296 380 run. IxuMsas CHv 26 48 .347 18 LOS ANGELES (12!)) 19. Harry Gant. Buick. 320. dear and explicit. Confusing mistakes. ^•tonJ period — none. Penalties — Bamhis 1-1 I 3.- Wilkes If 2-4 32. Abdul- JO. Dick May. Buick. 31f. iM'lruit 21 47 12 f4 271X0 s-.Apr. 13 -- Quebec at Montreal. 8 I )ullus X 78 .333 19 commands will Impede produc­ P1BCEB (Fab. 20-March 20) Simihi* Division M'untha. Win. 4:04; Boschman. Edm. I l.ih laliOar II 2-2 24. E. .Johnson 7 6-7 320. 21. Bobby Wawak. Oievrolet. 288. 12 13 14 II 46 p.m. 21 73 .284 tion. Rather than being Indecisiva, It — w e FH -T erntmn! )cuv se V -iLtlinonton 48 17 If 111 417 2X . Boston vs. Buffalo Pacific Divisionlion xi.xon 9 1-4 '22 2. Cooper 4 2-2 10. McAdoo Zi. Jodv Ridley. Ford. 287. •KASTiemmuNPuef^ W foerrnm, Third period-3. Winnipeg. MacLean 36 ! M 10. Brewer 2 04) 4. McGee 2 04) 4. LEO ( M y 21-Aug. 22) Don't let Is sometimes better to take A 0 i e TO h b l p s m i / e j \-V .11)1 itUVCB ‘ :w ;i:i 17 77 290 286 Vpr. 7 - Huttalo at Boston. 7;X p.m. x-I.MS Angeles fl 24 .680 — 23. Darrell Wallrip^, Buick. X4. V U ifW M S P P / 1 /rW.PlRECTDP. 16 17 -\-( '.ili:ai V 34 17 7T 334 34T. 'Arniel. Ix?vic). 8:49 Penalties—Ander­ Seattle ( .lohnson 0 04) 0. Totals 74 21-24 129. 24. Neil Bonnett. Ford. 2'3. your extravagant whims get the action even If It. Isn't under (ZIN© PeFDRE,../ 15 29 son. Edm. 12:27. Vpr. 8 - Buffalo at Boston. TBA 48 26 .646 / a n p k n c ?win& \|.UK .\lU’(’k‘^ 24 41 ir 63 314.369 Vpr It) - Boston at Buffalo. TBA I’hiiciux 42 32 768 8>k Portland 31 24 27 29-111 Z.. Bobby Allison. Chevrolet. 230. batter of you today and cause optimum conditions. Don't look shots on goaF-Winnipeg 6-H-12—29. WORKIN6 c m C F y )130R A lB W W n a v ( olnrado 18 49 13 49 241 362 x-Apr. 11 - Boston at Buffalo. TBA (.ulden Slate 41 33 X74 9‘x Los Angeles :i) 33 32 34-129 26. Slick .Johnson. Buick. 209. you to buy things you can’t lor excuses or delays. IS 19 20 21 I-;U(iionton l4-9-f--28. Pol I land t'ouled muF none. Total fouI.'f--Purtland ‘27. Dave Marcis. Buick. 172. ORI8ANI2ATIOM, t— T ^ . iTop lour in each division ((Ualify for (toalies- -Winni()€g. Soetaert. Edmonton, \-.A|ir. 13 Bultalu at Boston. TBA :f7 37 .:no 13'z Stanley ( up plavolls i sail Diegii .16 rs J213 X Zl. I>is Niigele.s 22.TechnicaF-Portland ‘28. John Anderson. Buick, If.l ' ------M A K m Fuhr. A-17.490. • om h Ramsav. A--133CJ0 29. Ricky Rudd. Pontiac, 133. J■23 \-Richard Petty. Pontiac, 89. Van-ouver * 232—7 Minnesota vs. Chicago .Saturday's Results 26 1 26 29 30 Vancouver b. l>is Anueles 0 \pr. 7 Chicago at Minnesota. 7:X. Mlantu lUb. Washington 101 T.iiglish 10 2-3 22. Vandeweghe 9 19 :i2. Dick Brooks. Ford. f8. 24 25 N Y Islanders b. Philadelphia 3 First pcriixF-L Vancouver. Fraser 28 Issel II) ! b '2:. Dunn ' I 04) 2. McKinney :<3. Jam es Sauter. Buick. 33. )t urne. Gradin). 1:01. 2. Vancouver, Detroit lor. Indiana 1(C Hoston f . Duebec' 4 Chii ago at Minnesota. 7:X (.olden Stale 107. Dallas KB 0-2 10, Hordges 1 1-2 3. Riggs 1 Fl 3. :{4. Hon Bouchard, Buick, 28. ■ 133 31 N.Y Rangers 3. Hartlurd 3 Uiei Mai Donald 17 (Crawford), 4:1.7. Penal- (londre/ick 4 3-4 H. Thompson 7 7-7 19. X. H.B. Bailey, Pontiac, 18. lie s - Molin, Van. 19:3T.. t lah 13i. .S;iii Diego 124 Kullalo f Montreal 4 lU Minnesota at Chicago. 8 .Sunday's Rc.sults Hoc he U 0-t> 0. Ray 1 04) 2. Totals 49 18- :S. J.D. McDuffie. Pontiac. 9. Second iktokF-S. Vancouver. Hlinka 23 37 lib. Bridge ■36 39 Wasliiii^lon 6. 'I'oronto 4 ■36 p III Bou.ston X . San Antonio 93 :f7. Buddy Baker. Buick, 3. 35 I hicayo 7., St. Louis 4 I Rota. McCarthy). 3:07. 4. Vancouver, x-Apr. H ' Minne.sota at Chicago. 8 Boston Il4. Chicago H2 SKAITLK (1401 Cotorado 3. (fali>ary 1 Smvl :I4 I Hlinka. Rota). 4:17. f.. p.m. Philadelphia 127. New York 106 Shelton H 04i lb. Walker ! 0-1 10. Sikma Vamouver. MacDonald 18 (Crawford), ■41 ■43 Sunday's Results x-Apr. 13 -- Chicago at Minnesota. 7;X Milwauki'e 129. Indiana 1L7 13 3-4 29. Hunziik 10 f -b X . Williams 8 3- 40 I’lttshui'i’h 7. N.Y Islanders 2 9 .32 6. I .os Angelos. Evans 2 (Nichulls). p.m. New Jersev H9. Cleveland 109 '• 19. Vranes I) 04) 0. Brown 6 2-2 14, Colkrifa . 12..'9 7. 1a>s Angeles. Nicholls 13 (Evans. Chic a^o 4. Minnesota 3 Winnipeg vs. SL lajuis Los -AiiLeles 129. Portland HI Donaldson 4 ! 7 13. Tolbert 1 04) 2. The luck factor 44 ■ Muiphyi. 16:f3 Penalties—Terrion. LA. lohnsun 3 2-2 8. Radford 0 04) 0. Kelscr 1 Huston 7. Ilarltord 2 2:27 Mi'lXinnell. Van. 10:47. Vpr. 7 .St la>uis at Winnipeg. 9 p.m. Se.ittic HI). Ifenvcr 116 (Quebec 7. Hultalo 4 Vpr. 8 ,Sl. l.ouis at Winnipeg. 9j>.m. l lnK*ni.x 104. Kansas City X 32 4. Totals !9 22-30 140 lM«y!s Law James Schumelster ■1 " Third |K.Tiod-‘-8. Vancouver. Crawford 4 Washington 3. Montreal I Vpr 10 - Winnipeg at St. I4>uis. TBA Vloiiday's Games Denver 28 29 % 29-116 Today’s hand ftgm the 46 47 46 50 51 52 • unassisted). 8 48. 9: Vancouver, Williams K'atlle 34 36 34 36-140 I'hiladelplua 7 Toronto 1 17 (lamJgren. Campbell). I,*":!*). 10. Los X Apr. H Winnirieg at St. Louis. ' So (iu'iies .Scheduled) Dallas regional is an ezam- St laiuis 3. Detroit 2 TH\ Tuesday s Games Fouled ouF-llanztik. Total foul.s— \ngeles. Nicholls 14 (Murphy. Dionne). le of the luck factor. Every 54 ■55 56 I'idmonton 2. Winnipeg 1 (»enver 27, .Seattle 26. Technicals— S o c c e r If ..3fi. 11. I..OS Angeles. M. Murphy f X-Vpr. 13 -• St. U»uis at Winnipeg. 9 TAII Times fc^.ST) lorth-South pair wound up I6ENTHIMTD rrSTEERIFVNG./1 6ET I FEEL FDR< 53 Vancouver 7. !^)s Angeles 4 , P (M New Volk al AtlanTa. 7:X p.m. Maii/iik. Kel.-ccr. Williams. A—32,403. NORTH R r I unassisted). 18:11. Penalties—Nicholls, UP IN THE MORNING, VOU POC. BUT 'tegular season ends) < Icvelaml at Washington. 8:X p.m. in three no-trump. Usually DB.OEDIPUSTO LA. 13:(M. Bclland. Van. 14:37: Wells. KANSAS CITY (t< ) OK97 WHERE'S SEE-IP HE CAN ANP THE FACE IN THE WHAT ABOUT 57 56 59 LA. 17:f4, Hlinka. Van. 19:3T.. Smythe Division l;o.ion al Milwaukee. 8:3) p^.m. WAIOSS South was the declarer but Sunday s NHL Scoring Summaries I'.Jiiionlon vs. Los Angeles I'hiiadi'l|>hia al Chicago. 8:X p.m. Ixing I-I 11. WcKfdson 14 04) 28, R. some Norths got to play the o m s HELP HIM REGAIN MIRROR I5ASTRANGER, 'PROBLEM? .shots on goaF-Los Angeles 6-16-13—X. Vpr. 7 ‘ ■lohnson 2 04) 4. Ford 3 04) 6, Grunfeld 9 ♦ 9S ly iJniled Press International Vancouver ll ll-ir—37. I.OS Angeles at Edmonton, Los Angeles al Huu.ston. 9:ff p.m. . hand. Most declarers made HI6 MEMORY “ !*!!! !!!!T^hTu 60 61 62 !> :io p.m Dallas al Utah. 9:30 p in. 0- 2 18. Iv .Johnson 0 04) 0. Dfcw 3 04) 6. ♦ Q784 5 (ioalies- Los Angeles. Keans. Van- S. Jofin.son K 2-4 18. Dennard 2 04) 4, 10 tricks but a few got bad S A E 6 E ? 'lY Islanders 0 0 2 - 2 Miuver. Heinz A—I6.0B3. vpr. B - Uis Angeles ut E>dmonlon, Denver al Portland. 10:30 p.m. MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE u p.m. Ph4M.’Mi.x at Seattle. 10:30 p.m. l.iKlcr 0 D-U 0. Totals 46 3-7 X. F^stem Division WEST EAST scores because they were Pittsburgh 2 14 — 7 OJI042 OQ863 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | First |>eriod--l. Pittsburgh, Gatzos T. Montreal 0 01—1 Vpr. 10 - Ixdinunton at Los Angeles, (iotdeii si.ile at .San Diego. 10:X p.m. PIIOENLX (1041 W L Pet. GB held to just nine." DR. REX WHO AM I? [)R.R& I Malone. Simpson). 9.16 2. Pittsburgh, Washington 0 21—3 111 p.m. \dam s 7 3-4 17. Robinson 4 1^ 9. New York 29 7 JOB - ?KS2 VQJ7 Alan: "The pair that won WHAT AM I 0EPIPU5 Price 7 (Gardner. Dion). 17 31. Pena'Ities First period none. I^cnallles-Grecn. x-.Apr. 12 I'^dinonfon at Ln.s Angeles. ^ .Sunday's NBA Boxes Kelley b 2-3 14. (). Johnson 7 7-8 17. I'ltLsburgh 28 12 .6M 3W ♦ Q «,AI«94 OEDIPUS DOING HERE? THV By United Press International Mat y I 04) II. .Scott 13-4 7. Davis 10 2-3 Baltimore * 23,14 the event were lucky enou^ l.jurent. Pit. 24. Tonelli. NYL 2:12; Was. 10:24. l^lleur. Mon. lf.:42; 109232 4 8 POLICE Baxter. Pit. 2:12. Gillies. NYL f.:33; x-Apr. 13 I»s Angeles at Edmonton. Zl. Kramer 3 04) K. Nance 1 0-2 2. Cook 0 Buffalo 21 17 to come home with 11 tricks i m ucc. Ihclierge. Was. 18:11, 1- 2 I. Total.ti- 42 l9-2» 104. P6VCH01IJSIST PsrycMOUXttT !.ahc.,NYI. imajor-game misconduct). S(>( ond period • 1. Washington. Carpen-' 9;;*i p.m. NEW YORK (106) .New Jersey U 23 M 14 SOUTH and an absolute top score on CELEBRITY CIPHER 13:47. Baxter. E^it. 13:47. Hotham. Pit. Calgarv vs Vancouver Russell 9 4-7 23. Lucas 8 2-3 18. Kun.^us CHv 26 21 21 2 7 - X ■ leveland 14 22.389 14V^ 4A5 Catabrtty Cipher crypiograrm ar« craatad from puotatlona by famoua paopla. paat ter 32 'Veilch. Maruk). 3:46. 2. Hiocmx 27 3123 28-104 tte hand. It wasn’t a matter 14.38; Smith, NYL 19:3f. Schutt. Pit. Vpr. 7 • Viitu oiiver at (.'algary. 8 p.m. Webster 3 3-4 9. Nevylin 7. 4-f. 14. M. Philadelphia 10 29 276 20 4064 O' m pratant. Each latiar m tha dphar xandi (or anoihir. Today's ok*.- 0 •Quads 0. Wasliinglon. Valentine 30 (Maruk, The-. Ri(harng Beach. Calif.. April 4 aid Alao Seatag Oswald: “As you can see it Jons.son, NYL (minor-major) ir:flB, g (juelM'c. Marois H (Goulet. Hunter), Bullard, Pit (minor-major) ir;02; D. v-RiKjio.ster 40 31 9 89 3X. 286 \lalone 9 3-4 '21. l^avell 4 4-4 12. Reed 10 1. Niki l/uuda. Austria. McLaren. 81.4 wasn’t a nutter of great I3:f4 Quebec, M. Stastny X. (Cloutier. \-New Haven :K) 33 8 86 289 no '20. Ilender.son J> (H) 12. DUnleavy 3 2-2 • nnh. 1:30.831. HZWeU." — OPNAUL JMMFUL Sutler. NYL 17 40, Smith. NYL 19:13. Pii hcttei. I. (12 b, Buffalo. Van Boxmeer ’276 Oswald: “The skill factor declarer play. Once that Shots on goal NY Islanders--8-8-12—28. •.-Hershey 36 38 6 78 316 347 10. Murphv 3 0^)^. Junes 0 04) 0. Totals 2. Kckc Rusberg. Finland, Williams, iq pair tournaments is most queen and ace were played 14 (Fotigno. Peircaulti. 16:02. 7. Buffalo, I Adirunm k :h 37 9 77 296 287. 3L3. Pillsburgb lO-lf-17 -42. l.ambert 24 (Ruff, Mongrain). 16:24. H) 13 lb U . Sunday's Sports Transactions important. A pair that piays at trick one, any dMiarer I'irie 22 f2 6 74) 317 4X. SAN ANTONIO (93) 3. Giltes. Villcneuve, Canada, Ferrari, By United Press International (ioalies NY Islanders, Smith. Melan- I'enallics- Hamel. Quo, 6;r0; Foligno, 80.7. son Pittsburgh, Dion. A -9,7T6. x-clinihcd tirst place in division Mill hell 10 0-0 20. Olbording 8 4-4 20. Baseball well is gtring to finish near was sure of 11 tricks. It was Bui. 7:18. Rochefort, Que, 9:39; 4. Kiccardo Palrese. Italy. Brabham. -clinrhed plavoff berth .lohnsi.n 0 0-0 0. Moore 3 2-2 8. Gervin 9 Baltimore -- Placed pitcher Tim the top, nut good play alone what golf players call ‘a PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"To copy others Is rtecessary. but to Perreaiill. RuL 14:30; Cote. Que. ir;41; .Saturday's Results 2- 2 20. Coizine 4 2-2 10. Banks 4 2-f 10. .•a).f. Minnesota 3 0 0—3 Van Boxmeer. Buf, 16:47; David, Que, Stoddard on the 21-day disabM list. does not determine the locky rub of the green.’ ’’ Alley Oop — Dave Graue ■copy oneself Is pathetic." ~ Pablo Picasso Chicago 112—4 Vdirondack 3. Ku< hosier 0 Brat/ 2 111. Totals 40 13-16 S3. f . Michele Alboreto, Italy. Tyrrell, 80L. retroactive to March 31. * lb:47. Suva .Scotia 9. E'redcriclon 2 Houston 20 20 28 27—flf-' b. Elio dcAngelis. Italy. Lotus. 79M. winner." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPIUSE ASSN.) First period 1, Minnesota, Smith 43 Sc« ond P eriod-8. Quebec. Weir 3 (P. Houston - Optioned pitcher Billy Smith I Palmer, I’avnei. 4 31. 2. Minnesota. New HrunswK-k 3. Hershey 3 lOT tie) San Antonio M19Z7 17—S3 7. .fohn Watson. N. Ireland. McLaren. Ma.stn\. M, Stastny). 11:10. Penalties— to their AAA affiliate in 'Tucson, Arlz. ' fi(X>D 'SW E'U. GET V.ZOBSDIDNT TELL N AS LONG acQSfsxcmis LEMME IN! 1 G O T A N URGENT ( KTarelli ff i.lohnson. Hroten). 18:19. 3, Maine 4. New Haven 2 Three |»oin( goalS” Diinleavy 2. Total •f),4. Milwaukee — Sent rookie pitcher Frank Marois. Que. 1:37; Foligno, Buf. 2:X; Sjiringticld 6. Binghamton I loiil.'T Ihiuston 16. San Antonio 22. A— K. Nigel Mansell. Great Britain. Lotus. ViiMilla’t Po|) - E() Sullivan WORK.ZORQ! \ ’EMOVERTD A HIM WECRC6SED AS WE IN LEM .... MESSAGE FOR RING TUNK.' Minne.sota. Palm er (unassisted). 19:lf.. Villa. Bui. f ::a. DiPino to their Vancouver AAA affiliate t. Chx ago, Sharpley 8 (Secord. Savard). Sunday's Results ll.l'JCL vy.o. New York (AL) - Signed Bobby THEY'RE SUPER I TH'2 0 0 RIGHT I INTO LEM TtSET/ WEREN'T Ihird Period--9. Buffalo. Lambert X. Adirundac k b. Binghamton 7 9. JiK-hen Mass, W. Germany, March, SPE aM H JS ) AWAY, YOUR / THESE U T T L E /S E B t.W H Y 19 41 Penalties Wilson. Chi. 3:48. • RulL Sauvei. 7:34 10. Buffalo. Savard Murcer to a 3-year contract; optioned j Hershev 9. New Brunswick 2 INDIANA (H! I •Hi. pitcher Bob Sykes to their AAA HIGHNESS.'CBITtlERS! /^SHOULO HE? Kll ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Bichter. Min, major, 6.34. Secord. Chi. 18 iVan Boxmeer). ILTf. H. Quebec. P. 10. Raul Boesel, Brazil, March. X.8. major. 6 Smith, Min. 9:r0; Secord. Maine 4. New Haven 2 McGinnis 4 1-2 9, Williams 8 0-0 16, C. (.olumbus farm team and sent pitcher Stastny 4b iGoutet. Cloutier), 18:24. Nova .Sr olia 4. Fredericton 1 lohnson 7 2-2 12. Busc 6 4-4 19. Davis 7. 11. Slim Borgudd. Sweden. Tyrrell 73-9. YTHAt THAT S E T T L E S IT.' (hi, 13 211. Ruskowskl. Chi. 17:ff.; Penalties- Hamel. Que, r.:31; Marois, •lid not finish Dave LaKoche to o Columbus as a IM eONG TO SEE Hutchison. Chi, I7:fr RiM-hc.stcr 7. Eric 6 lOT) Is 14. Owens 3 6-7 12. Carter 7. 04) 10. player-coach. AN AWFUL Que. 7:2H. Foligno. Buf. 17:37. • rcuulur sea.snn ends) Knight 4 9-11 17. Sichting 3 0^ 6. Totals 12. Ii^dic Cheever, USA. Talbot Ligier. 6HOW.' ABOUT GETTINe St'cond (MTiod f. Chicago. Wilson 38 .Shots on goal- Quebec 10-3-4-17. Buffalo 29 laps, gearbox. New York (NL) - Purchased the 'B Murray. .Sutter). 9:32. Penalties— IO-9-13-:U. 13 a> -31 117. contract of catcher Rick Sweet from C A B L E T V.' WeiL, HoW I 'Sopfo^eDlb WcW Sharplev. Chi, fl. Makansstjn, Min. 3:36; MILWAUKEE (129) 13. Andrea deCesaris, Italy. Alfa their Tidewater farm club of the (ioalies Quebec. Garrett. Buffalo. Eld- Ma. Johnson 14 0-1 28. Mi. Johnson 4 3- Botneo, 33 laps, accident. Boberls. Min. 8 28. Friest. Min, major, wards and Harrison. A—16.433. International League and optioned relief yco (AJeRe SL^epiM^ in THe CuxcT 13 21, Ruskowskl. Chi. major. 13:21; I H. turner 1 04) 2. Moncrief H 6-8 28. 14. Brian Henton, Great Britain, pitcher Terry Uach to the same team. Barrett. Min, 14:(I1. Coach resigns Winters (I 04) 0. Lister 7. 2-2 12. \rruw.H. 34 laps, accident. Oakland — Sent outfielder Mitchell Ilarttord 101-2 Cummings 9 2-2 20. May f- 8-10 18, If. Roberto Guerrero. Columbia, m oi [ CLOS-eO iT AMD LCFTRtR. I hird period- -6. Chicago. Wilson 39 Boston 313-7 Page and pitchers Brian Kingman and iLvsiak. Preston). 6 28 7. Chicago. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. CaBhings 2 04) 4, Smith 2 04) 4. Ensign. 27 laps, accident. Dave Beard to Triple A Tacoma. First period- I. Hartford. Meagher 24 ( rumplun 1 04) 2. Totals 74 21-27 129. 16. Jacques Laffite, France. Talbot Sharplev 9 iSavard. Secord). 13:rB. • (Renaud), f :U0, 2, Boston, Pederson 42 (UPI) — Air Force Academy of­ San Francisco - Sent catcher Ron Penalties- Fox. (.'hi. 3.r4. Wilson. Chi, Indiana 24 303229—117 Ligier. 26 laps, engine. Pruitt and pitcher Atlee Hammaker to 'B, Crowder). 9:26. 3. Boston, Pederson Milwaukee 29 36 31 33—129 17. Jean Pierre Jarier. France, Oseila, m I r k IK 19 43 I Park). 17 :00. 4, Easton, Pederson 44 ficials Thursday said Mike Heimer- Triplo-A Phoenix; signed pitcher Jim \ Shol.s on Goal Minnesota ir-10-9—34, l*hrec*Puml Guals--Buse 3. Total F'ouls 26 laps, mechanical. Barr to a one-year contract. (Middleton. B. Crowder), 19:28. Penalty— dinger had resigned from the Falcon 18. Nelson Pi(|Uet. Brazil. Brabham. X. ( hicago .llJ-lf-ft ;t3 Rrownsi hidlo. Har. 13:24. Indiana 26. Milwaukee 26. Technk'al»- Seattle - Optioned pitchers Bob football staff to become offensive Indiuna Coach McKinney 2 (ejected). A— laps. aiTident. Frank and Ernaat — Bob Thaves Goalies Minnesota. Meloche ('hicago, Second period—T. Boston. B. Crowder Stoddard and Bryan Clark and shorlstoo IL(r2. ■ 19. Derek Daly. Ireland, Theodore. 22 Bannennan, A 12.469 If (Pederson. Park). 9:43. Penally— coordinator at North Texas State laps, accident. Domingo Ratnu.s to Triple-A Salt Lake O Reilly. Bos. 14:40. Cilv. St U)uis 210—3 University. ( ’HICAGO (H2I 20 Mario Andretti; USA. Williams. 19 E Third period-- 6, Hartford. Miller 10 (ireenwood 4 2-2 10, Kenon 8 04) 16. laps, susjponsion. Detroit 011—2 iMilIcni. 44. 7. Boston. B. Crowiler 16 Heimerdinger, . a graduate of First iktukJ I. St l>ouis. Babych 19 (.iln'iorc 6 6-H 18. Lester 2 (M) 4. Theus 11 21. Alain Prost. F'rance. Renault, 10 y p u ’pS • Middleton. Pederson). 7:24. 8. Boston. Eastern Illinois, was a graduate t-4 26. Jones 3 04) 6. Sobers 7 2-3 16. laps. me< hanical. REGULAR I told you Vy-' (jow ^ ^ 'Kloranta, I’etlerssonI. f:!!; SI, Louis, Middleton fl (Pederson), 7:73. 9. Boston. Mullen. 24 iSuttiT, Baker). 6:f8. Penalty assistant at Florida in 1980. He VVcKilridge 2 2-4 6. Jackson 4 2-2 10. a. Uidicr Plroni, France, Ferrafi, 6 CAR CARS pbosramming 3uy*s it was n PUT Kasper 20 (H. Crowder. Pederson), 17:72. Totals 47 18-23 112. laps, accident. Sust a natta- A the set Osborne. Del, 18:13 Penalties llillior. Bos. 8:39. B. Crowder, joined the Air Force staff last m NEI I G G O N G T O o . Sciond penixJ 3, Detroit. Gage 9 Ros. 11:11. O'Connell. Bos, 18:19. Hillier. T H E P C G 5 . ' of time —-/Jf Fi^t in lOgriKlniik. Uirsoni, 6:28‘ 4. St. Louis. Bos t9:(fi llowutt. Har. 19:(B. summer as receiver coach. Mullen. 2f (Foderko. Sutter). 11:23. Shots on goaF-Hartford 4-0-13-26. Head coach Ken Hatfield said a I’cnalty R. Wilson. Stl., 3:00. Boston lf-10-7-:t2. replacement would be named soon. Third period f. Detroit, Ogrodnick 28 (ioalu's Hartford. Millen. Boston. i|). Smith). 12.33.* Penalty-Baker. StL, MoBat. A- m.374. _____ 18:34. Shots on goal- St. I^uis Il-fr^2f.. coLuf^ SuS Detroit f -12-13- 30, Gnalie.s^ St Uiuis. Liut Detroit. Sauve. AUTO REPAIRS w 4 -5 \ 13.224 By Kari'-Sartoris ((//.., THPUfs Sarvica Managar - T - ( 0 - r - Toronto 0 1 0 -1 Philadelnhia 2 14-7 A front-wheel blowout presents WE SERVICE ALL a major haunt... The steering "Horn* of Mr. .Qoodwrmnch' The Born Loser — Art Sansom FREE GENERAL MOTOR will pull to the side of the introductory CARS AND TRUCKS deflated tire... Hard braking Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. wiii aggravate this tendency... Our Boarding House - Carroll & McCormick iH^'SWJimVT.WH.OIJR^ 'W ARTIOM* HAC>:5bU>/ • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Try to keep the tar in a CALDW Bi CHEF S(DCKH0LCER...It’5 V 0 ^ imeu- (ML LESSON COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS straight line by steering to the 15 The NEW 'tTytM can tell? he u» w \ T ~ \ r • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS opposite side of Ihe flat and 0(3A«Pei? K M N s 5(?UP A 6 THE CW R AT \ ___ Q, TD OBSERiE THg OFFICg SIAFF TWOWORPSi bringing the speed down ReAL dR ' THE MINT BUT WE U6UALLV \U iAcnoM:r— 3 AUTO PAINTINS gradually... This advice #TRICTUY A IJWNT (SET CELEBRITIES M.01* C.O.D. assumes there is a fair amount h e r e ; we HAVEN’T EVEN CHAR8E WITH MASTER CHAROE HAP PRE$C< TT PIKE 3SS of room to spare... The most dF tEETft 7 I 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ^INCE HE (SOT A Park Institute positive action Is undoubtedly ? JOB Nb WEEKENP to keep the car on as straight a ■'w eatm er m an ; PRCBABLV 649-8841 line as possible... There is not 6 H O U L P B E much else to u y , except that .EMPLOYE A DETECTIVE Of high-speed blowouts are PARKING THE VAY 1 , ^ p P R o v e o (»tRTER extremely difficult to cope DkS OUT The with and hopetuUy you wlU not a n s w e r s ; WInthrop — Dick Cavalli ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. M artial Arts have to experience it... -A THesg vic?eo g a m e s Ai?e S E T T I N G - ^ Don’t watt until you have UH-t3H,ni5«€TTIN(S- I CCNT l ik e lO B E PEOPLE KES» TRIPPING AACXZe PEA U STIC really Ug problem. Bring your (Hap Kl Do Tao Kwon Do) L>TE.., rC7 OUT AFTER PAiRK- ova? ME. E V E p y p A '^ I f f i g l i B l B n WSUMNSMITHS SINCE car to DILLON FORD for cnm- BE- TERt '^ H A T C 014D CLVPE FINP OUT ? • 85 E. Cantor Straat R L 8 3 S 8 M C E M i n s 871-9822 • DUXON FORD, l U i r W e<« U-S’ Manchaator, Cl. V e m o i i g C L TW. MM1«. '’Whora o x n i b a l MOTQBs nuns onnsni tVF MHU r.v:- -.vr; -----

MANCHKSTKH HKHALD, Mon.. April r.; 1982 — i*) 18 - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Mon., April f;, 1982 B U S IN E S S / C la ssified . * LOOK FOR THE STARS... Look for the .Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. Everyone in floodplain should hove insurance Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes.

Be warned by what happened recently in Fort Wayne. to actuarial tables to reflect the true cost of carrying Telephone 643-2711, AAonddy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In this first phase, maximum insurance on a single jrT. Ind., when the three rivers of Fort Wayne and surroun­ family home is limited to $3,'i,000, coverage on larger the risk, average premiums varied from a low of $43 a ding Allen County, swollen by rain and spring thaw, residential and business buildings is limited to $100,000. year in the least hazardous area to $141 a year in the jumped their banks. Almost everyone with a house or Y o u r Contents of a one-family house can be insured up to $10,- coastal zones — most prone to fiood damage. PalnUng-PeperIng 32 Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Apartments tor Rent 53 store in the floodplain area was eligible for cheap flood 000 and of a multifamily or business building up to $100,- National flood insurance is sold through regular □ BU SiN ESS insurance. But of the 10.992 homeowners or business M o n e y ' s 000. private insurance agencies throughout the country in - and SERViCES PAINTING - Interior and LOAM - stone free, clean, STUD SERVICE proprietors in the "hazard area" affected, only 778 ac­ MANCHESTER - West Later, after a detailed study of the flood-prone areas the areas where flooding is a problem. There is a five- Exterior. Free Estimates. rich. Any amount AVAILABLE - Registered side townhouse. Six rooms, tually had taken out flood insurance. W o r t h Reasonable Rates. Call in the community, and after a pian is adopted locally to day waiting period after application, so don’t wait until Services OHered 31 delivered. Call 872-1400. Golden Retriever. Has newly decorated, full base­ The total coverage of these policies was $22 million, a Sylvia Porter protect new construction against flood damage, the you see a wall of water coming down the valley. •#••••#••••••••••••##•## 649-5863 or 646-7069, ask for good background. Call 742- ment, large yard and quiet liny percentage of the property values wiped out by the Whitey. FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- 9402 anytime. regular flood insurance program takes effect. This has J tl REWEAVING BURN neighborhood. Adults. $325 roaring waters. much higher coverage limits — up to $181,000 for a one- Flood insurance is now required by law in order to HOLES. Zippers, um­ date Kodak Verichrome plus utilities. Available FREE Pan 126, black and white 12 Musical Instruments 44 The moral is abundantly clear: Everyone — everyone family home and $60,000 for its contents. Business qualify for a federal grant or loan to buy or build a struc- < brellas repaired. Window Building Contracting 33 April 15th. Write 181 Mark - who owns property in a floodplain eligible for federal exposures. Twenty-five buildings can be insured up to $2.10,000 for the structure ture in h flood hazard area of a community taking part shades, Venetian blinds. Drive, Coventry, CT 06238. flood insurance should look at once into obtaining this tlood-prone areas and to stimulate communities to take Keys. TV FOR RENT. FARRAND rolls for $5. Call Doug PUMP ORGAN -, foot Please include family and $300,000 for the contents, depending on size of the in the national flood program. Specific inducements: REMODELING - Cabinets, Bevins at the Herald, 643- operated Spinet piano status, work history and unique protection. The typical homeowners insurance action to reduce the danger of property damage and loss business. Note: Small business can get higher coverage Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m. style. $75. Telephone 742- |K)licy does not cover flood damage; check your own You can be reimbursed for taking certain preventive 649-5221. Roofing, Gutters, Room references. •••••••••a of life from floods. than big business. All the policies have a $200 deducti­ measures and also for the cost of removing insured con­ Additions, Decks, All types weekdays. 7268. Classified Ads policy to confirm. To reach these goals, the program has two phases of ble. of Remodeling and Federal flood insurance has been available to us since tents endangered by flood. >jv BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - insurance. In the first, or emergency, phase, as soon as The cost is modest, considering the risk that exists in Find out now what coverage you can obtain by asking ,, ) Concrete. Chimney Repairs. Free estimates. ROLL-AWAY bed 30 in. Boats-Accessorles 4S 1968 — and yet it seems to be among the best-kept a community signs up for the program and takes some some river valley and coastal areas. The average Fully insured. Phone 643- $35.00. 20 In. Convertable secrets in Washington. your casualty insurance agent, or call tbe federal flood, Repairs. “ No Job Too boy-girl bike. New tires, preliminary, minimal steps for better floodplain premium in a typical recent year (1980) was only $89 for insurance agency (800) 638-6620. Small.” Call 644-8356 for 6017. The program has two goals: to offer insurance protec­ management, a basic amount of insurance becomes the federally subsidized emergency program. For the estimates. $40.m. Both items very tion to owners of homes, stores and other businesses in And don’t delay! The rates for the regular program -^ ROBERT E. JARVIS - good condition. Telephone to all home subscribers of the available at government-subsidized rates. rnriilar nrnnram, though, where rates are set according are set to soar by an average of 66 percent June 1. MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ C & M ’Tree Service, Free Remodeling Specialist. 6^3156. For room additions, ly equipped. 40 HP Mer­ r-In Brief- estimates. Discount senior 49 TV AND RADIO tubes cury electric start, citizens. Company kitchens, bathrooms, Teleflex-stick steering. Herald that have something to sell Yankee dollar Manchester owned and roofing and siding or any used. Good condition. Will home improvement need. test $2.00 each. Cali Hummingbird depth operated. Call 646-1327. anytime, 643-1680. sounder, Shakespeare Telephone 643-6712. remote electric motor, CB, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ DINETTE SET, Dark pine. Aerated livewell, bilge for less than $99.00. Sweeney cited cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ LEON CIESZYNSKI pump and much more! ages cleaned. All types BUILDER. New homes, 42” round plus leaf, for­ Gas price lowest in 15 months additions, remodeling, rec mica tem, four m ate’s Asking $2500. Telephone Gertrud(' M. Sweeney of 141 Porter St. has been trash, brush removed. 649-7862 before 2:30 or The Manchester Herald Picket, Split Rail, rooms, garages, kitchens chairs, $75. Boys 20” bike, named Professional Insurance Woman of the Year remodel^, ceilings, bath $20. Telephone 643-1047. after 10 p.m. 1 Herald Sq. FREE-LESS THAN $99.00 by the Professional Insurance Agents of Connec­ Stockade Fences installed. By Ron Riechmann current gas price is the lowest it’s been from the wholesale price) are drying up can of cling peach halves. 5284)670. tile, dormers, roofing. 12 FT. DUMPHY Cartop. ticut. Inc. in New England since early January Residential or commer­ GALVANIZED WASH tub, Manchester, Conn. 06040 United Press International completely.” 20 inch diameter, 10‘A inch Oars and locks. Excellent Ms. .Sweeney, senior casualty underwriter with 1981. THE UPI SURVEY also found the cial. 649-4291. condition. $100. Telephone the Covenant Insurance Co., was recognizee) for AFTER DROPPING 6 percent in late deep. $10 with handles. Day BOSTON — The retail price of gasoline Regional energy cost developments cost of buying a home — obtaining a after 6 p.m., 647-9925. NAME ___ "outstanding service to the insurance industry ih in New England plummeted to its lowest February, regional food costs increased mortgage loan — fell nearly half a ELECTRICAL SERVICES bed adjustable spring mirrored those on the national level. - We do all types of Elec­ cushioned, upholstered - clip and mail today Connecticut and to the members of this level in 15 months in late March on the Oil analyst Dan Lundberg, publisher of an average of 3 percent by late March percentage point across the region in the Wanted to Buy 49 ADDRESS_ assoeialion." trical Work! Licensed. Call 30x77. $75. Telephone 649- strength of the biggest price drop in the Los Angeles-based Lundberg Letter, based on a check of 13 food items in the past month to an average of 17.27 percent after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 7517. The 42-year veteran of the insurance ageney was history over the past several weeks, a reported about a week ago that retail gas six survey cities. compared to 17.61 in late February. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ CITY_____ STATE honored partiularly for her long affiliation with the UPl regional survey shows. The iatest UPI grocery check — only 4 ty. We buy quickly and con­ or call 643-2711 prices nationwide averaged $1.21.6 per . The late March average auto loan rate TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY VIVITAR ZOOM LENS - PHONE ZIP Society of Chartered Property and Casualty The monthly check also discovered the gallon. percent higher than a year ago — showed in New England of 17.46 was only slightly hKome Tax Residential & Commercial 75 to 205mm f/3.8 close fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ Underwriters. cost of home heating oil in the region fell ’’Since decontrol of American oil on an average checkout price of $18.82 for higher than the previous month’^ 17.32 Constniction. Remodeling, focusing zoom lens with poration. 646-0131. Service Canon FD mount. $75. Call for the second straight month to an Jan, 28, 1981, motorists have seen the the items, compared to $18.36 the percent figure. home improvements, ad­ WANTED - Old clocks and average of $1.24 per gallon — the lowest price of gas fali by 15 cents a gallon — previous month. ditions, bathroom & Doug Bevins at the Herald, TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS NCOME TAlt’ kitchen remodeling, 643-^11, between 1 and 3 parts working or not. it's been since January 1981. That com­ not including the inflationary factor,” he The most expensive shopping trip was Telephone 644-3234. 1 hREPARA’nON - E x j roofing, siding, repairs, p.m. 2 3 4 Plan saves fuel pares to an average price of $1.25.3 per said. taken in Montpelier where the sample (perienced - at your home gallon in late February. items cost $21.28— 16 percent above the door & window replace­ CHILD’S OUTDOOR clim­ THE UNPRECEDENTED 15-month Jewelry displays u Call Dan Mosler, 649j- ment and alterations. 646- GRAFLEX Meantime, grocery prices — based on $18.27 price in late February. 1 ^ . 1379. ACCESSORIES - Graf- bing equipment; single bed EAST llAHTFORD — llnited Technologies' Pratt supermarket checks made by UPI in drop in gas prices, he said, is America’s For the second straight month, Boston and bureau. Telephone 649- 5 6 7 8 & Whitney has received Federal Aviation Ad­ study In contrasts matic film holder for 4x5 Boston;' Providence, R.I.; Hartford; response to the oil glut created by produced the lowest tab of $17.25 (up 3 PERSONAL INCOME DENNIS AND RUSSELL camera, $15. Two Graflite 8942. \ ministration certification of performance improve­ Augusta, Maine; Concord, N.H., and OPEC. percent from the previous month). flash jmns, $5 each. Call ment modifications that will provide substantial DALLAS (UPI) — Jewelry displayed TAX SERVICE - Returns MILLER - Remodeling, Montpelier, Vt. — increased 3 percent Many analysts expect declining energy The 13 items cost $18.74 in Hartford at the Dallas Spring Jewelry and Gift repared, tax advice given. additions, roofing, rec Doug Bevins at the Herald, 9 10 11 12 fuel savings to aircraft operators on its .IT8D-ir.A, - from late February to late March. prices are at or near the lowest they’ll «am how to best manage rooms, paneling, gutters, 643-2711, between 1 and 3 17A and -17AR engine models. (up 3 percent from $18.28 in late show was a study in contrasts — in color RENTALS reach and should soon begin rising again. February), $18.55 in Providence (down 7 texture and shape. our personal finances, aluminum and vinly siding p.m. The modifications will provide more than a r..''. MOIM'(;A(;e lo a n r a t e s declined “Recently plunging gasoline prices are percent from $19.92), $17.57 in Augusta Exhibitors emphasized color more teasonable rates. installed year round. 13 14 15 16 percent improvement in fuel efficiency on the .IT8U. about half a percentage point while the on the verge of irreducibility. The oil in­ Telephone 646-7306. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- FILM CASSE’TTES - ’Two Rooms lor Rent 52. (down 5 percent from $18.45) and $19.52 than simple gold looks. They combined 1421. Nikon 35mm film cassettes engine models that power Boeing 727. 737 and cost of financing an automobile in­ dustry at all levels may be within frac­ in Concord (up 4 percent from $18.73). nuggets with smooth beads, matte McDonnell Douglas DC-9 jetliners. creased slightly. and one Contax 35mm film FEMALE ONLY - Unfur­ tions of a cent from the point below The supermarket check includes a half finishes with highly polished metals or 17 19 20 The improvements could save operators up to The region’s motorists found gasoline TAXES Heeting-Plumbing >35 cassette. $5 each. Call nished room for rent, plus 18 which it can’t cut any further,” gallon of milk, dozen eggs, 20-ounce loaf yellow, pink and white gold in a single PROFESSIONALLY Doug Bevins at the Herald, 180,001) gallons of tuel pcr year on each Boeing 737 pump prices lower almost everytime Lundberg said. extras. Manchester. Call of bread, 6 pounds of potatoes, 2-pound piece. Some teamed teardrop and PREPARED in the SCHALLER PLUMBING­ 643-^11, between 1 and 3 647-0714. twinjet. and up to 270.000 gallons per year on each they drove by their service station in the That opinion was echoed by Bob box of rice, 15-ounce box of Cheerios, marquise cut stones with round ones or ■Ji privacy of your home. Call- HEATING- Water pump p.m. Boeing 727. On a fleetwide basis, the potential past month as the average price of a Kimmett, a spokesman for the Bay State pound of lean ground beef, pound of paired gold with stainless steel in casual Joseph Hachey at 647-9272 specialists. Also, EXTRA LARGE Panelled ■savings could amount to several hundred million gallon of regular achieved parity with Gasoline Retailers Association. watches. after 5 p.m. remodeling service or ONE ALL METAL Dump gallons each year. sirloin steak, pound of chicken, pound of 'room with wall to wall home heating oil at $1.24 per gallon, com­ “Pump prices can’t go down much repairs. FREE cart. Fits any riding lawn carpeting, large cedar Autos For Sale si AutorForSaie ...... haddock, 12-ounce can of whole kernel Others showed pearls interspersed mower. Asing $50. But no About collecting Shopping tips *6f pared to $1.30.9 a month earlier. The more,” he said. “The margins (markup corn, 5 pounds of oranges and a 29-ounce with gold, onyx, diamonds or coral. ESnMATES. 649-4266. closet. Security and reasonable offer refused. references. Telephone 649- Russ MacKendrick Martin Sloane explains LICENSED DAY CARE Telephone 646-1633. writes about stamps, coins HOME - Will watch your 0102. how to save money at the child or infant days. Call and almost anything grocery store — every DOVERTISING COLONIAL WINGED ...... cdllectible — in “Collec­ Wednesday and Saturday ADVERTISING 646-0262. M&M Plumbing and sofa - Green Herculonxi;..w-.«»». oant so Heating, Manchester. 649- Fabric. Good condition.'^f^'jflllJ^ft.^/,”* "',,." tors’ Corner,’’ every. in his “ S uperm arket ’Tuesday in ’The Herald’s SELECT DEUDUIIE WATERPROOFING - Five 2871. Small repairs, ^ Call 643-1272 after 5 MANCHESTER- One and Shopper” column in The RATES year guarantee on all remodeling, heating, Focus/Leisurq) section. Manchester Herald. Classified 643'2711 waterproofing contracts. baths, kitchens and water P' ______. two bedroom apartments 12:00 noon the 22— Condominiums 23— Homes for Sale Hatchways, foundation heaters. Free estimates! ACT FAST! SWIMMING NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 35— Healing'Plumbing ' 46— Sporting Goods Minimum C h a r g e located on busline near day before publication. 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 58— M isc for Rent cracks, sump pumps, tile •••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL Sale-a-Thon i 1 — Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 47— Garden Products i s — Investment Property 37— Moving. Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 59— Homes/Apts, to Slufo 15 Words lines, window wells, walls, 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities Household Goods 40 right NOW! Big n i r f l ^ p lr f u r ttr d e ^ ls USED CARS 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy floors, 35 years experience. 3— Announcements 15— Siiualion Wanted 27— Resort Property pools, 31 ft. x 16 ft. with “ Quilt Library Deadline for Saturday is b~ Auctions 50— Produce AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 28— Real Estate Wanted State licensed. Albert Zuc- USED a^k, fence and filter. M9-7157. 1981 CHEVY Malibu Wagon...... *5 8 9 5 12 noon Friday; Mon­ caro, 683-1013 or 643-4953. MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Aulos for Sate REFRIGERATORS, ONLY $979 INSTALLED. Graceful day’s deadline Is 2:30 EDUCATION ' 62— Trucks for Sale PLEASANT FOUR MISC. SERVICES WASHERS, RANGES - Will finance. Call collect 1981 Toyota Celioa Cpe ...... *7 9 9 5 Friday. 18— Private Instructions 40— Household Goods 52— Room s for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for’saie1 DAY ...... I4(t SMALL LOADS OF ROOMS in quiet family at­ FINANCIAL 41— Articles for Sale 5i3— Apartments for Rent Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 203-964-5642. 19— Scnoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles mosphere. Elderly person 6— Mortgage Loans 42— Building Supplies 54— Hom es for Rent STONE, trap rock, play 1981 Ford Escort GLX...... *5 8 9 5 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painling-Papering 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 DAYS I3q; & Service. Low prices! Phone 643-2711 43— Peis-Birds-Oogs 55— Offices-Siores for Rent Homes sand, white stone, loam preferred. Non-smokers, 9— Personal Loans * 33— Building-Contracting B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main METAL CABINET sink 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent no pets, references, securi­ 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 68— Automotive Service 6 DAYS ...... I2«f .and pool sand Street. 643-2171. and gas range. $50 for both. 1980 Toyota Tercel, 2-dr L/B ____*5 4 9 5 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease DELIVERED. Telephone ty plus utilities. Telephone 26 DAYS Kerosene wall furnace 649-5897. 644-1775. IMPERIAL GAS S’TOVE, with two drum stands. $45. 1980 CHEVY Van ...... *5 6 9 5 Telephone 643-2880. good condition, $1IX). Older ANDOVER 3% room 1980 COROLLA 4-dr., A/C...... *5 4 9 5 G-& W LANDSCAPING - Kelvinator refrigerator - Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 trimming, cleaning, apartment in charming perfect for basement, $25. MIRROll OVAL - gold farm house, $350 monthly. 1980 BUICK Centruy Wagon ...... *5 9 9 5 mowing, etc. Whole Comer china 'closet, good fram e, 33’’x20” , $12. GOOD PAY FOR Part seiison, ^ aran tee work, Mrs. Champ, FRI 647-9144 1980 Sunbird Hatchback ...... *4 9 9 5 WOMAN TO SLEEP nights EXPERIENCED condition. $75. Truck Braided rug, wool, multi or 742-9144. time work. Furniture at home of elderly woman. WAITRESS wanted. Appl^ reasonable, Senior Citizen available for delivery. shades of green, 44”x66”, 1980 Pontiac LeMans Coupe______*5 4 9 5 delivery. Truck preferred Call 649-0565 for further in­ Luigis - 706 Hartford Road Business di%ount. 646-0870. Telephone 647-9925. $25. True bargains. 646- but not essential. formation. Manchester. Telephone 1617. 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three 1979 Dodge Omni 024 ...... *4 5 9 5 Telephone 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 649-1717. LJCWN MOWERS METAL KITCHEN and four room apartments. 646-7237. MATURE PERSON for REPAIRED - Free pick-up TABLE 30” X 40” with 8” LAWN SPREADER - $15. Hot water, no appliances, 1979 Pontiac Grand P rix ...... *5 9 9 5 housework and other duties WANTED; SCHOOL BUS and delivery. 10% Senior leaf. $40. Telephone 643- Three man inflatable raft security. Tenant in­ 'Your Community Newspaper" PART TIME HELP Satur­ in small, pleasant rest Guide DRcount. ECONOMY and oars, $30. Telephone surance. 646-2426, 9-5 1979 CHEVY Pick-up C20 ...... *5 2 9 5 Drivers for the town of 5815. days, Thursday nights and LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. 649-2118. weekdays. . ,. home in Glastonbury. Full Bolton. Will train. Call 537- To place your ad Call Pam at The Wednesday afternoons. or part time. Call 633-4411, 5766 or 649-6188. RECLINER - black vinyl. 1979 TOYOTA Pick-up A /C ...... *4 9 9 5 Apply in person, or owner 345-4300. LAWN MOWING and Good condition - comfor­ APEX AUXILIARY WEST HARTFORD - 1979 Chev. Malibu lassie Wagon .. *5 5 9 5 Manchester Green Shoe, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester Herald, 643-271 1 raEing service. Reasonable telephoto lens, new condi­ Handsome two bedroom, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Situation Wanted IS table. $45. Telephone 643- 509 East Middle ’Turnpike. rates. Call Pat 289-9211. 0423. tion, $20. Beautiful Bates Ih i baths apartment on 1979 Corolla Liftback...... *4895 PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 BUCKLEY •••••••••••••••••••••••• maisonette twin white busline adjacent to l o f II EMPLOYMENT •••••••••••••••••••••••• CONVALESCENT HOME HOUSEWORK WANTED - YOUR AD DELIVERY PERSON EXPERIENCED GENERAL ELECTRIC bedspread, $35. Telephone highway and park. $650 1979 Sunbird Hatchback ...... *3 9 9 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••a SALES PERSON - Mature. AND SALES CLERK IS Now hiring. RNs full Manchester area. B i l l MOTHER will babysit in 646-3388. monthly with heat and gar- r y f i a \ Classified ads are taken time 3-11, part time 11-7. Experienced and reliable. THIS Automatic washer, $45. 428 Help Wanted 13 Part time evenings and wanted part time days, m9 home. Telephone 649- Lake Street, Bolton. age. Call Carol at 528-1300. 1978 Corona L/E ...... *3 9 9 5 over the phone as a con­ •••••••••••••••••••••••a Saturday. Harvey’s nights and weekends. App­ LPNs full time or part Hav^ own transportation. TUNSKY 5764. venience. The Herald is time 3-11. Buckley Con­ Telephone 649-50d7. Telephone 643-9708 or 647- 1978 Corolla 1200...... *3695^ SUPERINTENDENT Dresses & Sportswear. ly at once to Manager, ir ALUMINUM A 1908. MOVING - lots of good WILLIMANTIC - One and responsible lor only one NEEDED - live-in posi­ Phone 646-3100. Liggett Pharmacy, 404 valescent Home in Hart­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• VINYL eiDINQ COULD LOVING, WARM deals; baby furniture, two bedroom apartments. 1978 Dodge Aspen 2 Door___ ... *‘^895 incorrect insertion and West Middle Turnpike. ford South End near, routes Homes For Sale 23 (SO Coiora To MOTHER offering child speakers, books, chairs, Heat and utilities included. tion. Must he experienced 91 and 84. Compare our 40 INCH ELECTRIC then only to the size of in repairing gas stoves, gas ,. ehoooofrom) cate in her licensed home RANGE - Whirlpool, toys, much more. April Rental assistance 1977 Toyota Corolla. 2-dr...... *j 1 9 5 the original insertion. boilers, appliances, light WANTED: BOBCAT WANTED: LIGHT salary with others in your FOUR LOTS - DEMING BE in Bolton. Games and lear­ 10th, 9-3. 65 High Street. available. Deposit and PHOTO-GUIDE area. RNs start at $8.50 avacado, large oven. • EXCLUSIVE Errors which dn not electrical, clean and main­ Loader Operator: Must be TRUCK Mechanic - STREET, South Windsor. C a n o p ie s ning activities available. references required. No 1977 Chev. Pickup ...... *3 1 9 5 experienced in Experienced N.A.I.S.E. and hour - LPNs at $7. Con­ With beautiful view. 30,000 Excellent condition. $200. lessen the value ot tho tain grounds. For inter­ Telephone 646-4517. ^Telephone 646-8872. SCREENED LOAM - pets. Telephone 456-1264. landscaping. Telephone certified. Part time nights tact DNS, Monday-Friday, sq. ft. lots with town PfMM MS-tOSS 1977 Dodge Colt, 4-dr., A/C ...... *2 7 9 5 advertlsdnwnt will not view call between 9 and 12 649-9933. After 5 p.m. - 742- 9-3. 249-9166. YOUR gravel, processed navel, noon, Monday through and weekends. Telephone sewer. $35,000 each. Call ODD JOBS - Carpenter HEAVY PLATE GLASS MANCHESTER - HALF be corrected by an ad 9277. 871-1111 between 9 a.m. 644-2534 - 'lliomas Burgess free ESniUTES sand, stone and fill. For Friday, 528-1300. with truck will do various MIRROR 3x6 ft. xV« in., deliveries call George DUPLEX - two bedrooms. 1976 Dodge Van ...... *2 9 9 5 ditlonal Insertion. and 4 p.m. - Ask for Dick Broker. _ + EASY TERMS lobs. Will move Adults only. No pets. Rent I Q J 3 7 Avery. PART TIME YARD and very good condition, $40. Griffing, Andover, 742- PART TIME HELP EXPERIENCED FULL Sales - We are looking for AD! households, junk, all brush, Dark red leather barrel 7886. plus utilities, security and 8330 i975Datsun 710 Wagon AC...... *2 9 9 5 ' m ir wanted for third shift. SEVEN ROOM RANCH - trlfn trees, etc. Reasonable references required. Call Quilt Library . . . each 1018 fT ti TIME body man wanted. PART TIME SALES help an enthusiastic and ^RINT PRINT PRINT PRINT chair, $35. Telephone 646- Please apply, 7-Eleven Apply 214 Stafford Road, energetic person who Executive neighborhood. rates. 647-0359. 0241. 643-9784. book bas pattern pieces 1975 Toyota Corolla...... *2 2 9 5 wanted - Women’s Panelled family room with 5 TRIO PRINTERS 2 FMMNDIIEMODaiK and full directions. The side-accented yoke is Hanrltpfitpr Store, 513 Center Street Mansfield, or telephone enjoys customer contact. ^bineU, Roofin/ Gutters clothing. Must have built-'ins. Florida room, E lm S tra M h •••••••••••••••••••••••• SECOND FLOOR - three Q-130. Keepsake Quilts softly gathered; add ruf­ 1975BUICK Skylark 32,000 miles .. .*2 8 9 5 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. 646-8340. Hours Monday thru Room A(iditions/l)ecks Ali Painting-Papering 32 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 experience. Telephone 659- carpeting, drapes and air- ^ Minchntar, Conmcticut 'v Articlaa for Sale 41 rooms, stove, refrigerator, has 24 memorable quilt fles if you wish. A choice Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. An ^ 3D types df Itemodeling ’and desigfns to piece and ap­ of sleeves gives you extra Equal Opportilnity conditioners included. quiet older persons 1975 Olds Omega 4 -d r-----..... *2 5 9 5 Move-in condition. Finan­ aComplitt Lint of Ofliit Printing^ INTERIOR PAINTING, referred. $250. Available plique. versatility. BARTENDER AND Employer, M/F. saS'iUS' ovw ten years experience, Q-134. Slumbertime Co- No. 8330 with Photo- 1974 VW Super Beetle ...... *2 5 9 5 Grossman Lumber, 145 cing available. Owner, 646- tLETTERHEADS - ENVELOPES' PHOHl Rlay 1st. Call 649-6205 after Personals 2 Waitress - apply in person low rates and senior citizen verleta, an appealing col­ Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Spencer Street, 1752 or 646-2607. ; BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS - ‘.‘S IA M E S E ” B U N N IE S 3 p.m. or 643-6802. to ’The Main ^ b , 306 Main discounts. 643-9980. ALUMINUM SHEETS lection of 24 quilts for Size 12,34 bust, 3% yards 1974 Dodge Charger, buckets, air .. *2 5 9 5 HELP WANTED Manchester. No phone : SNAPOUTS (Ctrbon & NCR) 2 for ^ s t e r ! Telephone 643- cribs and small beds to 45-inch. TICKETS! Grateful Dead, Street, Manchester. Lols-Land lor Sale 24 used as printing plates. .007 calls please. BROCHURES - CATALOGS -g “Dumas Electric” 7507 or 646-0898. DELMONT STREET - piece, applique and em­ Ozzy, Rick Springfield and •••••••••••••••••••••••• Our Art Dtpirtmtnl Offtn n INf’ERIOR/EX’TERIOR thick, 23z28Mi’ : 50c each, Duplex, two bedrooms, 1 Patterns available only 1972 Toyota Celica, 2-dr, A / C ___ *2 3 9 5 CIRCULATION DEPT. Home Electrical Im­ PAINTING - Wallpapering broider . in sizes shown. Police at Hartford. Best BY WORKING ANY TWO BUILDING LOT - Glaston­ i Complttt Strvin z or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- I’M BANDIT - A gorgeous 1/2 baths, appliances, no seats. Major credit cards provement and repair antt DrywaU Installation. Q.J35. Rose Quilts with M 9!PE», M»H »1.M ftr uch n ig h ts a w eek as a RECEPTIONIST bury, Manchester line. 1.'7 Cill qur siltimin. Bill Del. _ 2711. They. MUST be picked lon^ haired Tiger cat pets. Security. Available 20 colorful rose designs. It this •mbiem Itn’t on your car,, accepted. Telephone 201- Dutchmaid Stylist, you can SECRETARY to $10,400. acres, level, wooded and work. Many references '^ “ Uty professional work. ’ up before 11:00 a.m. only. Immediately. $375 tSSHli."'" PIront: 643-0125 or 643-2266 2 Bonahle prices. Free looking for a home. My Q-1S7. Plain & Fancy tUE BURNEn 272-1800. EARN MONEY FOR THE earn a Free j^mple War­ Personnel. Never a dull private. Convenient to ten­ and affordable prices master abandoned me, but monthly. Telephone 643- you probably paid too much. It nilly insured. Flower Quilts has 24 drobe, rack and high com­ moment in this busy front nis club, golf courses and. - 3 64T-S637 A n yttn e S ^ I M P O O L S I still love people. 633-6581, 2289. graceful quilts inspired llulMMtehnM SUMMER... missions. Call Lorraine LNIUd XNIUd INIUd IN IH ? G.Ii. McHugh, 643-9321. l U J k n . of Amerlcai Help Wanted 13 desk position with heavy shopping. Will custom DISTRIBUTOR • must dis­ 342-0571. by favorite flowers. Nt» T«1i, N.Y. 100M Anderson, 267-2700. public contact. Prior build your home to suit pose of brand new on INTERIOR AND NEWLY REMODELED - Each book is $3.25 a Prhil Nm m . A d B m i with ZIP REAL" ESTATE SALES - receptionist experience a your needs. Peterman aaaaaaaafaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*! •> gnmnd 31' long pools With ONE BLACK Male cat, one one bedroom apartment copy. CODE. Styli Nhiaktr m O Slit. TELEPHONE SALES - must and good typing Realty and Building Com­ IS EXTERIOR Painting and huge sundecks, safety fen­ New FASHION with Manchester area. If you Help Wanted Help Wented j j ” Paperhanging. Ceilings female tri-colored cat. with wall to wall carpeting Tttrd«r,tM6ta! are licensed and want to Carrier Needed for positions available in skills. Dwontown Hartford pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. • ••••tOtsaSSSMSSOSSSSS* cing, hi-rate filters, Both one year old, all and appliances, basementisement ANM eUlT Photo-Guide patterns in Manchester. Morning and location on bus line. repaired or replaced. Free ladcfers, etc. Asking $978 all size ranges, has a join an office that cares Downey Dr. Area animates. FuUy insured. shots. Both neutered. storage, large yard and off special Grace Cole Collec­ about your personal evening shifts, 21 Vk hour Excellent benefits. Com­ ANDOVER - Five acre ap­ DENTAL ASSISTANT - H E U * WANTED: $250 complete. Financing Affectionate, nice pets. streelt parking. No pets, work week. Call 646-5798 pany pays fee. Call Ann proved building lot - great permanent part time' • 2Mi I^ferencas. Martin available. Telephone NEIL tion for larger sizes; plus success, call Ed Gorman at Call 647-9946 m week potential. EquajfwM IBMlSBn alter 3:00,p.m., F ree to good hom es. 649- Rent $35C plus utilities. 2 BONUS Coupons! Monday-Friday, 10-12 or 5- Ross, 549-5561, Olsten Per­ location! A$kuig $30,000. days. Contact Ad­ D ^ r tu n ity coUect (203)^45^19. Telephone 494)717. iOOWLYNCH CENTEKST MANCHESTtR 6!*. : 646-4040. — *— ' 6763. Price .... $1.25. 6 for interview. E.O.E. manent Agency, E.E.O. Telephone 646-6191. m inistrator - 646-1360.