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24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ March 19, 198Z Alternate sales routes Money New machine Food co-ops help all for sale Keeney students Baha' is: their |D/g£qsf7eam^ ... cheap converts trash help friend Jose faith is strong rise in NCAA NASHVILLE, Tenn. “ The co-op is not Uke the middle man, the bonds to expand the project to WHEATON, 111. (UPI) - A (UPI) — Street vendor going into a store,” Abdur- between the farmer and Knoxville this year. savings and loan association Yahya Abdur-Rahman Rahman says. "You have consumer will get “ I think it means there’s promoting a new branch office ... poge 3 ... page 13 ... page 15 frovTOS every time he sees to participate. You have to stronger. There will be less a potential for access to decided to go directly to its to petroleum people cramming fresh do some work.” waste,” says Abdur- big-scale markets and that customers and seil money at fruits and'vegetables into ’’They’ve been doing real Rahman. the farmers know there are cutrate prices. their shopping carts at the well,” Vlcek says. “ The incentives for producing Freedom Federal Savings & Wallace for Gulf Resources, Inc., in neighborhood grocery phones have been ringing ’The AM P’s latest project vegetables In the future,” Loan Association — in the heart CHICAGO (U P I) - A machine is Dallas, also disposes of scr^ store. off-the hook by others who is setting up wholesale Vlcek said. of conservative, Republican about to be marketed that can drive rubber, which cannot be incinerated He considers it a waste— are interested in joining or cooperatives. Farmers are “ And farmers can have DuPage County — Thursday sold up to a landfili full of garbage, gob­ under EnvironmenUl Protection for both the consumer and forming their own coops. organized to sell their some voice in what $1(KI bills for $80, $50 bills for $40, ble it up, spit it back out in the form Weekend cloudy $20 bills for $16 and $10 bills for Agency regulations. Manchester, Conn. the small farmer. Our role is to let people produce directly to happens to them.” of sjnithetlc fuel and do It all under possible snow Abdur-Rahman, 28, sells know that this kind of thing restaurants, grocery store The AMP says it can’t do $8, to its first 200 customers. its own power for $10 a barrel. Eutsler said the process is fueled Sat., March 20, 1982 jewelry and incense on the can happen.” warehouses, hospitals, day the job alone. Other states About 250 people were in line The portable synthetic fuel plants, by catalytic action — substances — See page 2 streets of Nashville to One reason for the direct care centers, and other are interested in the AMP when the savings and loan opened to be marketed nationwide by that react with the refuse to produce Single copy 25(C make a living. He is consumer-farmer link is to projects, but the organiza­ the doors of its ne\v branch at 9 Energy Waste & Management H p r a lb businesses that consume the synthetic petroleum products. responsible for putting reduce the amount of large quantities of food. tion doesn’t have the funds a.m. They had been lining up Corp., will convert organic wastes food on the table for his waste in the fields. Testing Nashville or the staff to expand since 6:30 a.m. into products including unleaded “ It’s really, as far as we have wife, his 5-year-old son, his The AM P estimates that markets, AM P organized a further. Harry and Jeanette Troy got up gasoline, diesel fuel and methane seen, the first synfuel process that is 3-year-old daughter and his 137 million tons of edible wholesale cooperative of 35 at 5 a.m. to be the first in line and gas, a spokesman said Thursday. affordable, consumes garbage and As federal grants dwin­ 2-month-old baby. food worth $31, billion is farmers who found they each walked away with a crisp The company, a subsidiary of does produce petroleum,” Eutsler dle in the age of The rising cost of living destroyed in the United could easily undercut $100 bill for their effort. Dallas-based Southwest Oilwell Ser­ said. Reaganomics, the AM P forced him to cut corners. States each year. Much of higher wholesale prices Even employees of competing vices Inc., said the hydrocarbon con­ .may be forced to cut back “ It is the first of its kind that is a But the most important it is left in the fields to rot traditionally quoted to savings and loans decided to cash version system can yield 2 barrels of its operations. portable system, that can be moved decision he made was to because it is either surplus, restaurants. With more in on the deal. fuel dally per ton of garbage, at a to the raw material,” he said. “ It’s Budget would hike tax $75 to $115 join a food co-op. unmarketable or just persistence, the farmers "Like other non-profit “ A lot of people at work razzed cost of about $10 a barrel. a self-contained machine which A member for only two passed over by mechanical broke into the grocery organizations, we're facing me about it when I told them I In addition, the garbage-gobbling means the pollution from the months. Abdur-Rahman reapers, the AMP says. store warehouse markets. a critical situation,” Vlcek was coming here,” admitted Len fuel plant could reduce bulk in city machine is almost nonexistent. By Paul Hendrie assessed value, not the 80 percent it which Weiss said would bring in $9,- Rising costs of Social Security and says he has realized “ Farmers, when they The wholesale co-op sold says. “ We need a lot more Hall, who works for a competing landfill sites by as much as 95 per­ officer later in the year would be at that (6 percent) figure,” Weiss Herald Reporter was taxed on last year. 100: 'current pension benefits, as well as savings of 50 to 65 percent overproduce, destroy $30,000 to $40,000 worth of support from farmerk'and institution. cent, said Jerry Eutsler, president “ The unit produces its own gases dropped, Weiss said. conceded. Weiss said he was confident the Restaurant fees were proposed cost-of-living raises for pensioners. by buyiTrg fruits, foods. With the rise of co­ proiduce last year — enough more cooperation in of Gulf Resources. and runs on itself. Once the machine Town spending will rise 10.33 per­ Changes in the organization of the t He said there are contingency taxpayers would understand why last summer, but restaurateurs and improvements to the program vegetables and dry goods ops. and the elimination of to encourage participants Tennessee.” starts up, it runs on its own energy.” cent and property tax increases will public works department, suggested funds, totalling some $150,000, which The process, developed by Floyd taxes would go up. objlected and the Board of Directors from the neighborhood co­ average $75 to $115 in the coming which are now being negotiated with by its Director George Kandra, could be tapped to make up the “ I have yet to find anyone who did not adopt the fees. op based in his year, if the budget proposed Friday ’ town.employra unions, will drive up would require personnel shuffling, difference between the 6 percent says, ‘Oh toy, my taxes are going Wess’ budget also anticipates a government-subsidized by General Manager Robert B. pension costs 30 percent, Weiss said. but no extra employees, Weiss said. raise and a larger wage increase. up,” ’ said Weiss. “ But I think you tax; collection rate of 98.5 percent— housing project. Weiss is approved. He said inflation is the cause of However, he declined to say how may have a reaction from the public nol the current 99 percent — the proposed 43 percent jump in debt Weiss proposed other public “ It's best for consump­ However, Weiss described his much of that fund could be that, in view of inflation, the cost of meaning the town expects that works related economy moves, sucb tion and best for the IliDur Comecficul Chevy Dealers proposal as conservative and said it service allocations, to $1.6 million. channeled toward salaries and government goes up, too. The alterr tough economic times will make it as less extensive snow plowing and pocketbook,” he says. “ It’s would maintain current services, In fact, Weiss said that allocation threatened layoffs if salaries are in­ native is a decreas in services. harder to collect razes. sanding and a decrease in the costing us less and there’s not provide for many new ones. ■ would be $450,000 higher, were it not creased too much. There are so many fixed costs We Weiss said it would have been number of street lights. more available.” No layoffs of town personnel — for pending state legislation to allow can’t control.” possible to prepare a budget Costs for the personnel are still up. Weiss also recommended a $206,- For his’ first $5 co-op which were feared earlier — were municipalities to float short-term recjuiring no tax hike, but he said in the air, Weiss said, because the 000 Appropriation to implement the “ share,” he took home proposed by Weiss, although one ac­ Weiss also proposed other new or notes with lower interest rates $500or ^50 Cash Bonus that would have forced him to drop longer. town is now negotiating with four of paramedics plan proposed by three bags of fruits and tivity specialist position at the expanded revenue sources, in­ proposals for $488,740 in capital im­ the five employee unions. Ronald Kraatz, a Health Depart­ vegetables; bags stuffed Senior Citizens Renter would be cluding: Weiss proposed a school budget of provements. ment employee. with oranges, apples, eliminated through attrition. • A $33,000 increase in general $20.2 million. That is $173,000 less A 6 percent cost-of-living increase But he said that would not have collard greens, spinach, Weiss released his budget recreation fees and a self-sustaining than the Board of Education for these employees has been pen­ “ It ain't easy to prepare a budget bedn responsible, because some cabbage and other proposal, which now goes to the cultural arts program in the recrea­ recommended, but 7.4 percent more ciled in, but town officials expect when you're lying in bed," Weiss capital improvements will save the foodstuffs. Board of Directors Budget Com­ tion department; than last year. collective bargaining to produce a said. tovrn money in the long run. ’’When you go to a mittee, at a press conference Friday One new police officer would be higher wage hike. NOBODY OFFERS YOU MORE * An increase in building inspec­ ‘ IWe have been underfunding hired, but plans to hire another new “ I ’m not convinced we will settle grocery store with $5, you in his bedroom, where be is confined See eharl on piige 3 tion fees from $6 per $1,000 to $8 per capital improvements for several come out with a bag of with a back injury. $1,000, which Weiss said would put years,” said Weiss. “ These things onions and a bag of Weiss proposed a nearly one mill Manchester in line with are going to come back to haunt us.” . V ' . .) potatoes," he says. “ That increase, to a rate of 38.24 mills. municipalities like East Hartford, More than 70 percent of the is the thing that kicked the However, this -is the final year of Hartford and West Hartford; proposed $3.3 million budget in­ co-op idea over with me.” the five-year phase-in of property * Inspection fees for boarding crease would be spent in three The co-op was set up CARS AND TRUCKS revaluation. So, property this year houses that generate $6(W and arras; education, employee pension ■a with the help of the will be taxed at its full 1976-77 • Restaurant inspection fees. Agricultural Marketing benefits and debt service. Project. The AM P was formed in 1974 by a group of Vanderbilt University Weiss suggests revaluation students concerned about AT THESE SEN IN G S! the decline in the number o f small farms in the property may be revalued for tax revaluation. That means property assessed value, is now assessed at 40 South, the small profits Diupoaes again next year. General owners this year will pay 100 per­ percent of the market value. being made by farmers, Manager Robert B. Weiss said cent of the 1976-77 assessed value,. !]I. feel it.(a mid-point. Egyidua- "S-V., the decrease in consumer Friday. Another revaluation U not Uoai 'ls not only more eqnKabM 'iii demands for fresh fruits Chevelfe Scooter $ 4 ,9 9 7 * He stressed that he is not required by law for another fivO tho longHTun to keep propra^ values and vegetables and the pnqxMing a revaljiation, at least for years,,, but Weiss said a total cuirrat, but also avoids wide shifts problem of rising food Cash Bonus now, but he would like to see the revaluation in 1987, “ will place us in in the revaluation year,” Weiss said prices. $ 500 Board of Directors consider the the same imbalance between in his budget proporal. “ A lot of people are idea. H the Brard of'Directors decided residential and commercial/in- ■ m i feeling the pinch," says A revaluation could be calculated dustrial property as existed in 1976, to revalue property, that would be John Vlcek, co-founder of The New Cavalier Cadet $ 6,433* at virtually no cost to the town'using before the revaluation.” reflected in this October’s grand list the non-profit AMP, which the computer system, Weiss said. and July 1983 tax bills. seeks to bring farmers and He said assessor’s records show Weiss said,the interim revaluation consumers closer together. (with 32 Standard Features) This year is the final year of a that Manchester residential proper­ coijceiva^' could be phased-in over “ Everything I ’m hearing five-year phase-in of the 1976-77 ty, based on 70 percent of the 1976-77 the nextI foufour or five years. is that it’s the worst it's i been since the Cash Bonus $ 750 depression,” Vlcek says. Of the 94,000 farmers in Tennessee, 90 percent Condo illegal, gross less than $20,000 in Citation $ 6 ,8 9 9 * farm sales a year and many tell the AMP they cannot survive much Cash Bonus $ 750 lodger unless something is done about high interest Bolton selectmen told rates and competition fi;om big farms. Celebrity $ 8 ,3 1 3 * As an example, the AMP By Richard Cody of the town is vested exclusively in forcing it. Their move was made says 65 percent of all C ash Bonus Herald Reporter '-the zoning commission ... In conclu­ after being repeatedly confronted by grocery sales in $ 500 sion, therefore, you lack the legal residents wanting some kind of ac­ metropolitan areas of the BOLTON —The selectmen’s authority to adopt such an or­ tion from the town’s chief executive S ', 5 * . United States are by only attempted freeze on condominiums dinance.” board on Lawrence F. Fiano’s con- four grocery chains. UIV Truck $ 5 ,9 4 1 * has bran declared illegal by Town Ryba said Friday, the selectmen doniinium plan for South Road. UPI photo Tennessee farmers had a Attorney Vincent L. Diana. will have to back off. “ We tried to The moratorium had in fact bran Not a nice way to start spring choice of about 10 major In a letter to First Selectman bring this thing out so we’d have a suggested by one South Road resi­ ■food processors to sell to a Cash Bonus $ 500 Henry P. Ryba, Diana explained little time, so everyone could think dent at that meeting. Fiano is decade ago. Now there are that state statute allows only the about it. ’Ihose are elej!:ted boards proposing a 53-acre zone change in Bill Slattor and his son, John, begin pumping several feet of water. The boat tied to the I only three. zoning' board to regulate zoning ' (Planning Commission and Zoning order to put up 96 condominiums. out . the basement of their home in Fort fence was their only mode of transportation Farmer Landon Haynes: needs. Any interference from the Commission), not appointed board,” This application was the first of its Wayne, Ind. that earlier this week was under while the house was flooded. “ If we go broke, all the S-10 Pickup Truck $ 6,270* selectmen he says, is illegal. he said.' “ That should be point^ kind in Bolton, and has spurred rest of the economy will .. “ All zoning matters have bran out.” moife controversy than any other collapse — just like a pile assigned specifically to your town The selectmen, as of their development proposal. Opponents of dominoes. Don’t kid Cash Bonus $ 500 planning and zoning commissions meeting March 2, voted unanimous­ have hired attorneys, and yourselves. It will happen. / and you cannot usurp their ly to impose a moratorium on con­ proponents, a group newly fbnmed, “ If they just sit up there authority,” the letter states. “ The struction of condominiums, and to now say they’ll have about 100 per­ in Washington on their fan­ power to determine the zoning needs Budget in Coventry have Diana write an ordinance en- son^ at the March 30 hearing to nies,” Haynds says, "th e CIO Pickup Truck $ 6 ,5 6 4 * favor condominiums. country’s going to get in At the March 2 meeting, Ryba worse shape than Poland.” Cash Bonus recommended the moratorium to Instead of waiting for $ 750 Meriden ordered both give the town time to consider federal help, the AM P has its first grapple with condominiums, set up open air farmers and to allow the zoning board oppor­ up by 15.4 percent markets, wholesale G10 Vhn $ 6,908* tunity to write some regulations coop eratives in which to allow rally that deal specifically with this type farmers sell to of multiple housing. By Richard Cody restaurants, hospitals and Cash Bonus $ 750 At present, Bolton’s only multiple 200, a $495 increase from the present and for building a new $400,000 town schools, and created co-ops BRIDGEPORT (U P I) - U.S. Judge William B. Ramsey granted a hording is apartments, with .the Herald Reporter average of $705. garage. to help farmers sell their District‘Judge Warren W. Eginton state request to allow poUce to con­ laraest complex on South Road. The present tax rate is based on Other increases in the budget are produce to bargain-hunting Friday ord er^ the city of Meriden fiscate any dangerous weapon I^ b a said Friday he will be sen­ ‘ COVENTRY — YoUr property the current 70.5 mill rate. found in the general administration consumers. Why woHi If you've (Men looking for o new car or truck, now, more than ever, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers are worth looking into. Retail huyers who take delivery on on toallow the Ku Kluz Klan to hold its brought within 200 yards of City HaU ding a letter to the zoning board let- taxes will go up more than 1.5 times One of the effects of a revaluation category, which is up 10.5 percent, The farmer-to-consumer iww Chevrt^t m w trough March 31st at participating dealers can get a $5(D0 or $750 cash bonus! Apply it immediately to your down payment up h ^ ... or receive your bonus “ White Christian Solidarity Day” during the Klan gathering on'Satur- tin^ its m em bgn know that his if proposed 1982-83 expenses are ap­ is a drop in the mill rate, but this fall for $31,611. McCarthy said the in­ co-op is catching on in gathering on Saturday, despite fears day. ' does not usually translate into a tax check dn-ectly I r ^ Chevrolet. Either way, from small cars to trucks, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers are bringing you the oiler you've been waiting lor on the new Chew vou'vo boaod is still /edncerned' about the proved this spring, figures from crease here comes mainly from the Nashville. of violence. > Ramsey’s order aUows police to (diaries F. McCarthy’s proposed drop — in fact it rarely does. Taxes been wanting to buy So get roUing... and get a $500 or $750 cash bonus. Participating dealers contribute 2S% to these bonuses, so make your best deol. Your actual cost regjulationk. hiring of a full-time planner, but he About 400 families have Eginton ruled the Klan rally in frisk people entering the designate _ j budget reveal. are based on the total expenses ver­ on the deal you negotiate. See your Cormctkut Chevy Dealers today says tjie increase should be offset by formed 10 consumer co-ops Nobody sellt mere. NecaMe Uebedy eHers mere. area or to searchmotor vehicles. sus the grand list. Meriden must be permitted, despite ■: See related Mory on page 8. The budget, McCarthy’s first the $1.4 million HUD grant the town in Nashville since May. state and city officials’ statements a Eginton issued a temporary since coming to Coventry last fall, Council members were handed the received last fall. These coops buy directly “ definite” possibility existed for restraining order to preventi shows a 15.4 percent, $916,502, in­ budget Friday, and Vice Chairman Public safety increased 14.4 per­ Frank M. Dunn Jr. had no comment from farmers and save violence between Klaiunnen and an- Meriden officials from forbidding; crease' over current expenses. The cent, $52,071, and McCarthy says the Klan raUy, but he refused a' on it Friday night. McCarthy their members up to 65 li-Klah prdtesters. Index proposed bottom line on expenses is this is caused mainly by the restora­ percent on their produce ~ However, the Klan agreed to similar request by. an anti-Klan' $6,860,780. McCarthy, in his budget declined comment also, referring tion of a full-time police officer, a group denied permission to bold a' all statements to his budget purchases. cancel plqns for a'march through AdJice ...... ^. 11 message to the Town Council, says position cut during last year’s Members pay |5 per sUent vigil in protest of the Klan. message. The council will begin the city’s downtown and said it ...... 20 68 percent of the budget is school budget.workings. week and the money is He indicated the decision was not work on the budget Monday night, w ^ d rally instead in front of city 18-19 exi^nses. The school budget, as Last year’s budget work, with two Q o m £ ' an easy one, but said he had to ...... he said. pooled to purchase large ball where police could provide ic s ...... 14 proposed by the Board of Education, referendums and a law suit by some “ balance rights,” including the quantities of food at better protection. > Editorial ...... 6 shows a 16 percent increase. Mcf^rthy implies in his message residents who are challenging state wholesale prices. Once a Klan’s r i ^ t to freedom of speech as Bntortalnment...... 13 that deterioration of town equip­ statute’s domain over local govern­ '“ We intend to gfve complete Based on the total increa^, and in week, each member stops guaranteed under the First Amoid- Lottery...... 2 ment and facilities accounts for a ment, resembled more a struggle cooperation to the police, more than keeping with the recent revaluation by a neighbor’s house tq ment. Obitui^es...... 8 proposed 568 percent increase in between conservative and liberal what is required of us,” said BUI which hiked the average real estate pick op an allotment of the Eginton made his ruling from the Religious news ...... 7 capital expenses and a total 9.4 per­ groups than a mechanical operation. CoiHieclicut Wilkinson, Imperial Wizard of the assessment from $10,000 to $40,000, variety of foods distributed Chevy Dealers bendi shortly after 3 p.m., about cent increase in town government ' I n ^ b le Empire of the Knights Spom...... 15-17 The budget suit is still awaiting a seven hours after he cleared ttie McCarthy estimates a 30-miII tax expenses. He recommends using equally , among members. the .Ku Klux Klan. .. T e l^ o o ...... ----- 1M3 judicial decisfon, something * l f Mw»gpl>ni‘i SaMwwe »«w Met wriv*i| 4idir yiiiiwvWio. Im, • dmyn «e viiIImmI < court calendar* toi hear the Jevy to cover all expenses. TTiis will revenue sharing money for buying I FViday, Superior Court expected before the next town arguments. > ' ,A|faake the average property tax $1,- new equipment, lil^ ^ dump truck. meeting. ■ J,-.

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 20, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat,, March 20. 1982 - 3 30.24 School sets News Briefing arts festival MANAGER'S GENERAL FUND SUMMARY BOLTON — The 4th creative arts Adiusted Manager's festival will be held Tuesday at toe % Total Increase Womah surrenders AoDrooriation Recommended Police back bill y . elementary school from 6:30 to 9 Reorcsented Hv A c tiv itv 1981/82 1982/83 $ Increase % Increase The Activitv In custody lie LOS AMOE^S f a i r ! p.m. orr rape testimony Students in kindergarten through MOHE8TIC8T ^ 7 * “ Grade 8 are asked to be reminded to General Govt. 1,163,449 1,265,541 102,092 8.77 3.07 WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - A TEMPERATURES HARTFORD (UPI) — The comman­ Connecticut woman surrendered to 40 finish up their projects. A large dis­ NEW Public Works 3,431,115 3,628,048 197,833 5.77 5.96 ding officer of Connecticut state police, authorities Friday on charges she lied ORUAN8 play of projects is expected this and three women legislators, endorsed a about her educational credentials at a year, including original paintings, bill Friday to prohibit questioning a rape Protection 2,682,610 2,965,516 282,906 10.54 8.52 Westchester Family Court proceeding to drawings, crafts and cooking. victim alMut her sexual past during a help her daughter win custody of her The Woman’s Club is sponsoring a trial. [ 2 3 *“* " * • ’ ' riS*: Human Services 792,095 879,213 87,118 11.00 2.62 young son. recycled art category this year. Col. Lester Forst said only one in 10 Shirley Mullins Lund, 53, of Madison, The talent show begins at 7:30. rapes is reported because women are Leisure 990,441 1,076,254 85,813 8.66 2.58 Conn., pleaded innocent to a charge of New this year Is a hat contest. The afraid of the “ re-victimization” they first-degree perjury at her arraignment winner will be judged on the most often go through during legal Ins./Misc. 1,523,821 1,518,752 -5,069 -.15 before City Court Judge John Holden, unique hat. -.33 proceedings. SEEDS ARE IN who r e le a ^ her without bail pending a "The victim's knowledge that she may Employee Pension/ hearing March 30. be called upon to relate her past sexual Weather . Benefits 1,534,260 1,994,750 According to District Attorney Carl 460,490 30.01 13.87 experiences in open court can be, and is, Food raffle Vergari, Mrs. Lund testified as a witness a deterrent to the victim's participation IE LOVE MAIN ST. Debt Service at a custody hearing in Westchester 1,160,858 1,661,188 500,330 43.09 15.07 in the entire legal process," he said. ends Friday Family Court in White Plains in Reps. Pauline Kezer, R-Plainville, Paramedics 0 February 1981 that she held degrees in BOLTON — The Republican Town 206,000 206,000 — 6.20 Muriel Yacavone, D-East Hartford, and Today’s forecast teaching, special education and family Committee’s second annual food Naomi Otterness, D-Ledyard, said rape Education 18.838.608 Partly cloudy Saturday. Highs 40 to 45. (Houdy Satur­ raffle, with first prize a $.500 gift 20.241.865 1,403.257 7.45 42.25 victims often are subjected to a worse counseling. She claimed she held doctorate, day night and Sunday with a 30 percent chance of rain or KEYS MADE certificate at the Highland Park ordeal in court than is the accused TOTALS 32.117.257 degrees from Columbia University in wet snow. Lows Saturday night in the 30s. Highs Sunday Market, ends March 26. 35.438.027 3.320,770 10.33 100% rapist. 40 to 45. Winds easterly around 10 mph Saturday, 10 to 16 The drawing will be that night at The bill carries an amendment to New York City and McGill Unlversitiy in a mph Saturday night. the elementary schodl at 8 p.m. allow the victim’s past sexual conduct to Montreal, and was licensed as a “ master . teacher” in the state of Connecticut. If you have a ticket for the raffle, be introduced as evidence under certain The table Is a summary of General Manager Robert B. W eiss’ proposed town budget, However, an investigation by the dis­ a ® mail the stub to toe appropriate ad­ conditions, but only after it is ruled on by released Friday. See story on page one. trict attorney’s Frauds Bureau found no Extended outlook dress and include the $5 donation. a judge in private. record of her having obtained degrees For more informatloh, call 646-3117. Extended outlook for New England Monday through from the universities or a license in Wednesday: Connecticut, Vergari said. Police crack down Massarhusells, Rhode Island and Conneetirul! Assistant District Attorney Frank Cloudy and continu^ cool Monday with a chance of on drunk drivers Castaldi said the judge in the family rain. Fair weqther Tuesday and Wednesday. High «y>'t court case awarded joint custody to the HARTFORD (U P I) - State police will temperatures around 40 Monday, and in the 40s to To Keeney students El Salvador parents and included supervision by the around 50 on Tuesday and Wedneitoay. Overnight lows in step . up patrols in seven southeast county Department of Social Services in 'X the 30s Monday and Wednesday, and the 20s Tuesday. Connecticut communities beginning this the decree. Maine, New Hampshire: Clearing Monday. Fair month in the latest crackdown on drunk Castaldi said he did not know if the Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the 30s north and 4(ta drivers. Gov. William O’Neill said alleged perjury might force a reopening south. Lows in the teens and 20s. Friday. of the family court case. The special patrols in Clinton, Groton, Vermont: Clearing Monday. Fair Tuesday and is home of their friend, Jose Mrs. Lund was released without bail, Wednesday. Highs in the mid 30s to low 40s. Lows most­ New London, Norwich, Old siaybrook, despite the fact that she lives in another I rmi Stonington and Waterford, on Friday and ly in the 20s. state. She faces a maximum of seven the gifts they want to send and the Saturday nights will be paid with $354,6(X) V ■ Herald photo by Tarquinio By Nancy Thompson years in prison if convicted. Herald Reporter questions they want to ask.” in federal highway safety grants. UPI photo "It is my hope that these patrols will National Forecast The children have responded Non-sequiturs? To students at Keeney Street I li'r assure a much greater degree of public enthusiastically, many of them wan­ Los Angeles pc 59 41 28 •> a School, El Salvador Is more than safety on our roads,” O’Neill said in a city <1 Fest Hi Lo Pep ting to contribute more than a m Today in history Jury deliberates Albuquerque pc 73 31 .... Louisville r 82 56 .16 To read this advertising billboard seen In a Main Street just a name In toe news. El Salvador statement. SB .... Memphis r 81 66 nickel. In toe first two months of toe Anchorage r « is toe home of their friend, Jose The other two phases were the start up Asheville pc 79 47 .... Miami Beach c 85 75 business window as idiomatic English may cause some collection, which the school started On March 20, 1963 a volcano began erupting on the island of Bail. Its in tampon case 84 61 .... Milwaukee r 44 33 Lara. of a selective enforcement campaign Atlanta c problems. Each line, though, represents something: The top in February, the students con­ victims eventually numbered more than 1,000. Billings 8 32 29 JO Minneapolis s 40 35 Jose is a foster child who is being against drunk drivers on four highways DENVER (UPI) - A federal court Birmlnghani pc 87 61 .... Nashville r 85 63 line tells you spring is in the wind; the middle line brings to tributed more than the $22 required New Orlens pc 89 71 sponsored by the Keeney students. in the Hartford area and the addition of jury deliberated in its fourth day Friday Boston cy M) 34 .... mind a political issue, and the last line apparently Is a sales to sponsor a child and some of the '•J Brwnsvll Tx.pc 92 72 .... New '^York pc 54 39 The first Wednesday of every month new computerized breath-testing equip­ in a college coed’s f25 million suit Buffalo cv C 34 .... Oklahom Cty r 77 66 gimmick. school cafeteria workers also con­ Omaha r 44 39 1.B is “ Foster CJiild Day” at toe school. ment at state police barracks. alleging Procter & Gamble’s Rely tam­ Chrlstn S.C. pc 62 58 .... tributed, Amara said. Reporter secrets subject of ruling Charltt N.C. pc 7D 54 .... Philadelphia c 56 36 Each child brings in a nickel to con­ pons caused her to get the rare disease Chicago r 51 37 .... Phoenix pc 66 44 -.16 “ Most of the kids say they want to ap;.4tg tribute toward Jose’s upbringing. iWf 4 3 toxic shock syndrome. Cleveland cy 52 35 .... Pittsburgh cy 59 36 bring in more (than a nickel),’’ Mrs. Engineer union CONCORD, N.H. (U P I) - The New he has attempted unsuccessfully to ob­ Columbus r 66 40 .15 Portlaml M. cy 46 36 •.... Sponsoring a foster child in a I’ Jon Kidneigh, attorney for Deletha 60 37 *.... Muirhead said. “ I have two children Hampshire Supreme Court adopted rules tain the information by all reasonable Dallas pc 85 71 .... Portland Ore. c Bolton kindergarten foreign country was the idea of Dawn Lampshire, said he was en­ Denver pc « S3 .... Providence cy 51 36 .07 who don’t even go to school there backs Bozzuto Friday regarding when reporters can alternatives; that the information would Des Mofnes r 44 38 .76 Richmond pc 56 45 Collepn Muirhead, a member of couraged by the lengthy deliberations of and they sent their nickels in." refuse in court to disclose confidential not be irrelevant to his defense; and that Detroit r 44 35 .... St. I ^ is r 60 47 * . . Keeney’s Parent-'Teacher Associa­ .z' the jury and said he didn’t expect a ver­ Duluth cy 36 23 .... Salt Lake Citys SI 34 r^B HARTFORD (UPf) - The Inter­ sources they used in their stories. by a balance of probabilities, there is a tion. Mrs. Muirhead said she had dict from the panel until Saturday or El Paso pc 67 46 .... San Antonio pc 85 09 to register next week MRS. MUIRHEAD said the national Union of Operating Engineers is The ruling came in the complicated reasonable possibility that the informa­ Hartford cy • 54 37 .... San Diego pc 63 52 Vl4 sponsored a foster child when she Monday. 79 67 35 San Franese pc 52 47 J09 school deliberately requested a supporting former state Sen. Richard case of Barney Siel, who was convicted tion sought as evidence would affect the Honolulu r was in high school, along with some Kidneigh sajd he believed the jury, Indianapolis r 69 39 .06 San Juan c 85 72 child in El Salvador. The teachers Bozzuto in the race for the Republican in June 1980 of first degree murder and verdict in his case.” Jacksn Mss. pc 89 66 .... Seattle c 52 36 BOLTON — Kindergarten May 11 and 12. This will allow for friends, and it was such a good which received the case Tuesday, was Spokane cy 36 S3 were polled to determine which gubernatorial nomination, it was an­ sentenced to life in prison for the murder The two reporters, citing confidential Jacksonville pc 86 a .... registration for the 1982-83 school early identification of. student experience that she wanted to pass “ being much more detailed in their Kansas City r S2 46 J7 Tumw c a m /••• country they would prefer. nounced Friday. of Joseph Woodside in Durham. sources, wrote that Woodside may have Las V^as c 56 39 .01 Wasnlngton pc B w year will be held next week starting e'ducational needs. Appointment it along to the Keeney students. “ The kids go running to the TV set The union, which is located in That judgment was overturned four been involved in drug dealing in the analysis than I expected them to be. And Little Rock pc 86 66 .... Wichita r 79 66 Monday at the K-4 building from 9 dates will be announced at toe "W e're always discussing in toe as soon as they hear El ^Ivador and Hamden, includes 3,iX)0 construction months later by Superior Court Judge Durham area. Siel’s lawyer said those that tells me they took my closing argu­ a.m. to 3 p.m. registration. PTA what we can do with the they bring in all kinds of newspaper workers and their families. F re d e ric k Goode because o f an witnesses should be identified because it ment seriously. Parents wishing to enroll their children,” Mrs. Muirhead said. On May 5, the screening com­ clippings,” Mrs. Muirhead said. “ We are convinced that Dick possesses erroneous jury charge. Goode ordered a would prove that persons other than Siel “ Based on what they’ve done so far, I youngsters are asked to do so at this “ This is one way they can really mittee will meet with parents to the ability to provide Connecticut with may have had a motive to kill Woodside. wouldn’t expect a verdict until Saturday, time. It is not necessary to bring the learn about giving and sharing.” “ They’re worried about Jose new trial. review the process and answer any the decisive, effective leadership it now Siel claimed that a second trial would But the justices said the lower court if they deliberate then, or Monday.” child. Keeney Principal Francis J. because they’re always hearing lo t t e r y question. This will be held in the about El Salvador.” lacks,” Elwood Metz Jr., vice president violate his protection against double judge who allowed the sources to remain The jury had more than two weeks of A validated birth certificate is Amara said the students are really same building at 8 p.m. Mrs. Muirhead said they have only of Local 478, said in a letter released by jeopardy, but the high court dismissed confidential had made a proper ruling. detailed, and sometimes conflicting, required, and toe child must be aged excited about sponsoring Jose. basic details about Jose — he is toe Bozzuto. the double jeopardy argument outright They said the information being sought testimony to consider the case. During 5 on or before Jan. 1, 1983. For more inforrhation, call the “ There’s a lot of spirit, all the kids youngest of five children, and lives saying it “ has no merit.” by SieTs attorney would not affect the the first three days of deliberation, they A follow-up screening will be held school at 643-2411. pulling together,“ Amara said. “ It’s asked U.S. District Judge Sherman Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire dialy in a stone and wood hut with no run­ Siel further asked the court to order verdict. really an inspiring thing.” England Friday. 9157 ning water — and they are waiting Four indicted two reporters for a Durham newspaper “ We appreciate the defendant’s posi­ Finesilver for definitions of such words Connecticut daily 543 Rhode Island daily 773S to receive their first letter from to reveal sources they used to write tion, but while these statements do raise as “ rash” and "soluble.” A BU LLE TIN board has been set in gold theft Miss Lampshire, now an 18-year-old Connecticut play four Maine daily 768'*’' ■ up in the school library with maps of him. stories about the Woodside murder. The suspicion that the sources might have 8416 Vermont daily 524 Elderly will get reporters refused' to disclose those further information that would aid him, freshman at the University of Denver, El Salvador and Jose’s picture. Any “ They (the students) really care HARTFORD (U P I) - A federal grand testified her life had changed drastically letters the students receive from about him already,” she said. jury has indicted four men on charges sources at the trial. it does not rise to the level of certainty In a unanimous decision, the justices needed to overcome the reporters’ since she became ill in May 1980. She Jose will be kept in a book in the “ They’re already asking all kinds of stemming from the theft of $5 million maintains she came down with toxic library. The classes will take turns questions about him. worth of gold powder from the Pratt & said a “ defendant may overcome a press privilege,” the justice said. shock syndrome because she had u s^ cheese deliveries writing to Jose. “ They’re always reading pbout privilege to withhold a confidential The case was sent back to Stratford Whitney Aircraft Group, U.S. Attorney world hunger. This way they get toe source of news only when he shows; That County Superior Court for a new trial. Rely tampons. “The librarian’s going to order Alan H. Nevas said Friday. Procter & Gamble’s attorneys said some Spanish dictionaries so we can feeling there’s something they can Named in the six-count indictment Delivery of government surplus tribution, for now, will be limited to they believe Miss Lampshire had the flu, write to him,” Mrs. Muirhead said. do about it. They feel they can have lJ \ were Andrew Jackson Harris Jr., 28, of cheese to eligible Manchester senior complicated by a urinary tract infection Almanac those who already have registered. “ The kids are already planning all some impact.” Middletown; Joseph B. Corley, 45, of the Swallows back at Capistrano and possibly by a reaction to antibiotics. citizens who have registered The town has stopped taking Kensington section of Berlin; Richard H. already will begin next week, town registrations from elderly citizens At the time Miss Lampshire became Sinibaldi, 42, of Enfield; and David SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. much,” Rene said, noting that new Human Services Director Hanna for now, Mrs. Marceus said. She Little town takes part in big call ill, she was a high school class president Tenenbaum, 59, of New York City. (U P I) — The mission bells rang as flocks housing developments had forced the By United Press International : ' Marcus said Friday. said the Community Renewal Team, and an active student with good grades. Harris and Sinibaldi are form er of swallows returned to their home at the swallows to find food in the hills. Registration took place at the which is coordinating toe cheese dis­ DERBY LINE, Vt. - Tiny Derby ference call is planned so that She said since the iilness she has been Today is Saturday, March 20, the 79th day of 1982 with employees at the Pratt & Whitney plant old Spanish church of San Juan The swallows leave their nests beneath ' town’s two elderly nutrition sites tribution in the Capitol Region, Line, nestled on the Vermont- worldwide, members of the World frequently depressed, has lost interest in 286 to follow. in East Hartford, from which the gold Capistrano Friday as they have for cen­ the mission eaves each Oct. 23 and earlier this month and toe distribu­ asked that no more registrations be Canadian border, has little in com­ Citizens Assembly can share their powder was allegedly stolen, Nevas said. outside activities and cannot do well in Today is toe first day,of spring (5:56 p.m. E S T ).' tion also will take place at those accepted at this time. turies. return on St. Joseph’s Day,' March, 19. The moon is moving toward its new phase. mon with places such as Paris, New concern for world peace through The jet engine manufacturer uses the G o y a , school. sites. Mrs. Marcus said it is possible The official return of the swallows They spend the winter in Argen­ The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter York, Moscow, and Sydney, telephone messages to each other. powder in industrial operations. came at 9:02 a.m. PST, as about 3,500 tina, some 8,000 miles southeast of Kidneigh told the jury in closing Distribution at Ma3rfair Gardens that more registrations will be Australia. and Saturn. Each city or town representative . %%'■ The gold powder was taken from Pratt tourists crowded around the mission — Capistrano. It takes the little fork-tailed arguments that Procter & Gamble had will take place next Wednesday accepted later. There is no evening star. But for about 30 minutes Satur­ will have two minutes to voice his & Whitney at the rate of 25 to 50 troy the oldest standing building in Califor­ birds many days to fly between their failed to adequately test the Rely tam­ from 1 to 3 p.m. However, elderly citizens who Those bom on this date are under toe sign of Pisces. day, it will call for peace in a voice message. ounces a week and shipped out of state nia. summer and winter homes. pons beforp making them available to Distribution at West Hill will take have not registered, but who do equal to the large cosmopolitan Norwegian poet and dramatist Henrik Ibsen was bom "Basically, I think it’s just and sold, Hartford Police Chief George “They’ve arrived here and they’re The mission, built in 1776 by Father the public. Corporation attorneys said " place next Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. qualify for the cheese, can be pick cities. March 20, 1828. keeping in touch with one anotiiCT,” Sicaras said last month in disclosing-the flying all around,” said Leon Rene, the Junipero Serra, is one of 21 California the product underwent extensive tests Mrs. Marcus said all who up cheese through the Manchester At 5:56 p.m. — the precise mo­ On this date in history: said Hadash. breakup of the theft operation. official “ Voice of the Mission” who missions that were built along what was and that there has been no conclusive . registered and left telephone Area Conference of Churches dis­ ment springtime arrives in North In 18.52, Harriet Beecher Stone’s slavery-era book Herald photo by Tarquinio Nevas said Friday that Sicaras wrote the 1939 hit love song, “ When the then known as El Camino Real, or the evidence linking tampon use to TSS. '■ 'numbers will be called. A team of tribution .program, she said. I He said the World Citizens “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was published for toe first time. America — the rural Vermont com­ provided the FBI with the information Swallows Come Back to Capistrano.” King’s Highway. Today the San Juan 'Volunteers from the Manchester The next MACC distribution Toxic shock syndrome has symptoms In 1963, a volcano on toe island of Bali in the East In­ munity will be linked' via telephone Assembly is grass-roots organiza­ that led to the joint federal, state and “ They’re coming in also to the hills s Capistrano mission serves as a model of Junior Women’s League has agreed date will be April 1 at the Center tion dedicated to stopping the arms MEET JOSE, KEENEY SCHOOL’S FOSTER CHILD similar to the flu, with a fever, diarrhea, dies began erupting. The eventual death toll went over with 14 cities around toe world. local investigation of the gold thefts. and surrounding places and towns Spanish architecture and a museum of ' to make the phone calls, she said. Congregational Church. No ad­ race and meeting basic human nausea and a sudden drop in blood 1,000. It, Rev. Brendan Hadash, of the First ... Greg Dunphy and Jennifer Sharp look at a book on El The indictment alleged a conspiracy around here,” he said. “ It’s quite a thing early California history. Mrs. Marcus said the cheese dis- vanced registration is required. Universalist (^urch, said the con­ needs. Salvador, home of their school's foster child, Jose Lara. * pressure. A vast majority of the 1,600 In 1976, San Francisco newspaper heiress Patty existed between Harris, Sinialdi and to see. A town pageant celebrated the arrival cases reported since toe disease was Hearst was found guilty of bank robbery. Tenenbaum to transport stolen gold out “ They don’t come into exactly to the of the swallows, featuring school of the state between September 1979 and identified in 1979 has'been in young, In 1977, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her son lost mission in flocks like they used to children dressed as padres and Indians, menstruating women, but there have last December, Nevas said. because the t o ^ has been built up so bands and dancing. their parliamentary races in India’s general elections. been cases among men and children. The Congress party also was defeated and toe state of Your neighbor's views emergency in India was lifted.

A thought for toe day: Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen said, “ The spirit of troth and toe spirit of freedom — What do you think is the best television network and why? Q uote / Unquote they are toe pillars of society.” r,-‘ J- “I’m not really a believer In the well-rounded In­ dividual; It often means that a person has no par­ through Medicare, Medicaid, hospitals and health ticular distinction.” programs to take care of people who get cancer ilanrlipHlFr Hmid — Blllto Jean King, tennia star, supporting the and heart disease from smoking cigarettes.” trend of tennis players turning prolasslonal at a — J oseph Caittane, former aacrelary of health, education and welfare, an antl-emoklng actlvleL Richard M. Diamond, Publisher - young age. (Tennis) Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager r “I don't think that’s necessary, and I don’t think He was commenting on a new U.S. Surgeon Qenerara report oaWng cigarette smoking the that would be the right course of action.’’ USPS 327-500 — Qan. DavM C. Jonas, chairman of the Joint chief prevutable eauao of death In our aocloty. VOL. Cl, No. 144 “If that’s true. I’m the first dead man to make six Chlafa of Staff, on sanding U.S. military forcaa to Published ddly except Sunday Suggest^ carrier rates ara :&'T' A ' r El Salvador. double bogeys on the back nine on the day of his end certein holldaye by the 81.20 waakly, 85.12 (or ana funeral.” Mencheeter Publishing Co., 18 month, 815.35 (or thraa mon4ia, ’Til leave all of that to the ‘lord of flies.’’’ Bralnerd Place, Manchaatar, Qora Vidal, author, auggaatlng that CalHor- — Victor Mature, actor, rsaponding to an 830.70 (6r alx months and 884.40 erronsoua report of hlo death. (OoH) Conn. 08040. Second Claes lor ona yaar. Mall rataa ^ra ' nia Qov. Jerry Broam la batter suHad than ha to postage paid at Manchaatar, avallabla on raquast. ’ cops with the atats’a MadNsrranaan fruit fly In­ “I'm not going to say the energy crisis Is over, Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad­ dress changes to the Manchaatar but we are certainly heading In the right direc­ To plaba a ciaaalfiad or display festation. Both Vidal and Brown aro Democratic Herald, P.O. Box 681, adyartlsamant, or to raporj a tion.” Manchaatar, Conn. 08040. candidalaa In Callfornia’a U.S. aanalorlal Billy Jean King Richard Burton news Item, story or pictura Idaa, primary. — Jamea B. Bdwarda, aeeratary of energy, on ' h the current oH ghiL call 843-2711. om ca hours ara Ill “It would be a lot easier for a guy to go through To subacriba, or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday / dslivsry problstn. call 847-0048. life saying, 'i hate women,’ or ’I hate being In love.’ "I bred her In my bones and I love her through Friday. « DARLENE VIERA, MICHELE McQEE, JEFFREY 8AULT, TINA MORIARIY, JERRY DE8CHENE8, GLORIA DIETERLE, One of tho'group’a hH aonga la “Love SHnka.” passionately. She may marry someone else, and Ottlca hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 MORTIMER HARLOW, MIKE BARRERA, Then all you’d have to worry about would be p.m. Monday through Friday and flanchwtor: “ABC. I like Miinehaalar: “ A B C . Manehaatar: "CBS. I like Manchaatar; A B C . Manchastar; "C B S . It Manehaalari “ None. I Bolton: "PBS, after the (Playboy) so may I, but we will alwa\n be drawn to each Tha Manchaatar HaraM Is a Manchesten "NBC. Tlip yourself.” , 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dalivsry subscriber to Unltad Press Inter­ ,.the cartoons on Saturday. Because they have more the World News — the Because ol (Seneral Hosp- shows a lot of good think TV Is terrible. It news. Because it has a lot shows are more liy- 'The biggest subsidy that our government other.” should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ — Pater WoN, leader of the J. Oalls Band, who national nawa aarvicaa and la a . ,And I like it foj:. General meaningful shows on the news programs are good. tltal, arid I think the news shows.” doesn't offer anything. I of educiatlonal programs terestlng and more enter­ provides for cigarette smoking Is theI $5i billion or — Mehard Burton, actor, on hie former wife, day through Friday and by 7:30 marobar ol tha Audit Buraau ol waa formerly married to actraaa Pays Dunaway. a.m. Saturday. Hospital.” air. I don’.t'watch TV that And most of their sports is good. have three sons, and vve $6 billion of health care costs that taxpayers pay ...... uircuiationa. CIrculationa. on there. But I want to taining. I like Little House ft actraaa ENaabath T a ^ . (People) often anyWay.” ^ programs I like.” hooked up to cable and ^now when we're getting on the Prairie." « watch ESPN all the time.” ^^ble.” \!......

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“ j: GENEML OIL MANCHESTER AARO N C O O K inn HEATING OIL ^ f the Greenwich, 0>nn.baaC<| A r r ^ . QUALITY SERVICE WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - If cidental and that it may have oc-^ 6 4 6 -3 3 2 2 Luis Marin had an accident with a curred when Marin, a coffee server Electronics Corp., 12 ez^nftives^of ‘FIDOS ROiD • MANCHESTER, CONN stemo can, as he has claimed, that at the Harrison, N.'Y., hotel knocked the Nestle Co., of White Plains, a * u 5 6 a - r “ had nothing to do with” the fire over a sterno can. N.Y., and a Canadian brewing con­ sultant who was attending a HAS IT! that raged through the Stouffer’s Inn Marin, in many 'statements to conference center killing 26 people, police, never admifted deliberately seminar. ..i ; > ; CaUFFE NITO BODY / setting the fire, but said he "fe lt a police investigator testified RiguzzI said he told Marin duridg n o u n 83 TALCOTTVILLE.CT. guilty” his accident with the sterno Friday. a day-long interrogation session can could have started the blaze. Harrison Police Lt. Richard Jan. 16, 1961 that his accideijt with He maintained however that he 24 M L TOWING -1101 Riguzafs testimony appeared to the sterno can, “ if it happened when 191 “ stomped it out” immediately and help set the stage for later prosecu­ he said it did ... had nothing to do MAIN ST. that his accident took place at least 8 4 3 -0 0 1 6 tion expert witnesses who are with the fire” that killed the 26 peo­ FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER 15 minutes before fire consumed the 0. SIPINQ 705 Main 8t. Manchaatar, CL m w u tn u ANomiTMi inpustmm. and commucial .William Dunlop, of Machanic Falls, Maine, tic landing in Falmouth, England. That trip AIR C0 N0 ITI0NIN8 - REFRIGERATION Cornplete Auto Service, tries .out the oars in a nine-foot boat he hopes was made without any form of modern com­ • STARTERS , pmumn to sail across the Atlantic Ocean this munication equipment, but, this time he HEATING and SHEET METAL • TUNE-UPS • S S S L summer. This is actually thb mold from expects to be radio-equipped. Dunlop, will / •BRAKES which his small sailboat will be formed. Two be leaving here, on what he hopes will be a New England Mechanical Services, Inc ^•ALTERNATORS years ago Dunlop, In 28 days, sailed his 35- 60-day crossing to Falmouth, and he expects COMPLETE A UTO SEH VICE FOREIGN a DOMESTIC foot sloop, “Enchantress", across the Atlan­ to be capsized about a hundred times. ' 166 TUNNEL RD. 1982 FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS VERNON. CT. 06066 671-1111 - r K - l autom otlv.|g^*T.

Vermont lawmaker CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S ^*Serring Manchester For Over 50, Years'' P A P AUTO PARTS Penttand The Florist “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 24 BIRCH ST, HOURS TEL. 643-6247 backs rights of Klan • TO • MON.-FRI. Pictured Above; Left to right — Scott Chartler, Rick Fournier, Ken Braithwaite, 643-4444 ______a T O 5 S A T. a SUN. owner. Not pictured, Frank Burns. F.T.D. MONTPELIER, VI. (UPI) - Billings laughed. Then he turned anyone’s right to assemble peaceful­ ^ 7 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) MASTER CHARGE Standing up for constitutional rights serious. ly or express their views. MANCHESTER AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE o f p i e Ku KIux Klan can be a lonely “ I hate what the Ku KIux Klan The resolution, which had already BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY SERVICE affair. Rep Harold Billings learned stands for. But the last thing you been passed by the Senate, was K-B Automotive at 299 Broad Street, square footage from 900 to 3,000 square feet, prompted by reports.that the Klan’s Friday. want to do for some irate group like and have enlarged their staff from two to this is to push them underground all Connecticut chapter is organizing a Manchester pride themselves on their Tlie Rutland Town Republican the tim e." said Billings.. New England recruitment effort ICAP N- CORK PUMGE STORE automotive service for the past four years. five employees. They now handle all facets was one of two lawmakers heard to expected to culminate with a cross- 480-489 No. Main St. Ken Braithwaite brings fourteen years of of automotive needs: Brakes, tune ups, elec­ cA. say “ no” on a voice vote when the He referred to the constitutional burning in Vermont. Mandiostor, Conn. trical, wiring, as well as starters, House considered a resolution hubbub surrounding a bill the House valuable automotive repairing to Sen. William Doyle, R- telling the Klan its recruitment and recently passed which allows the 649-0591 Manchester and vicinity. They started out in generators, and alternators. They also have Washington County, who wrote the cross-burning activities are not state to bar. without a court order, just purchased the latest Infa-Red Scope resolution, said the Klan, widely Kemodeied & Enlarf(t‘d the auto electrical work, but due to necessity welcome in Vermont. certain large public gatherings known as a racist group that To Better Serve I'o ii • and by popular demand they have expended Analyzier, which checks your engine, elec­ deemed to pose a danger to the ^Billing's voice, unlike that of Rep. promotes hatred of minority groups, trical, emission control, etc. I9I CENTER ST. public. LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS , their facilities. They have increased their SPECIAL ORDER M A N C H ES TE R , C O NN IVfeiry Ashcroft, D-Rockingham, was was alien to Vermont’s tradition. Larga aaUctlon of ' CAKE MON.-SAT. 10-5 loud, enough to be heard by all and “ We do have here a right to make Doyle’s resolution noted the Imoeriad 3 Damaatic Winas '(203)646-0228 THUR8. 10-9 immediately after the vote some of sure that things are orderly. You Klan’s right to assemble, but said it “WHERE PERSONALIZED SERVICE Billings colleagues joked he was the don't shoot your neighbor," said was not welcome in Vermont. Klan's “ Grand Dragon" in Rutland Billings. But it strongly implied the Klan MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUFPLY, IM . 45 Town. But. he added, the right to main­ did not have the right to come to the IS STILL ALIVE” MANCHESTER OVER .“ I left my cape and staff outside.” tain order should not infringe on state. Supplipfit o f Snfvty Prvtvvitoti YEAR6 MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE •FOUL WEATHER SUITS 299 Broad St., Manchester • 643-8844 Opp. Eaat Cemetery CALL 649-5807 Lonely road not endless, •BOOTS •HOSE •OLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS UALITY DESIGN AN AD CDNTEST HARRISON ST. soys official on way to jail 5 G/*n Ad. a Mancheeter a 643-5107 DMORIALS MANCHESTER

BOSTON (UPI) — Former lonely road, but not an endless one. folk County Sheriff’s Department eveSYTHING IN GLASS n S IN PRIZES ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT ” Massachusetts Transportation Locke, convicted Feb. 2 of con­ employees escorted him to a black 5 643-2072 Secretary Barry M. Locke took the spiring to accept bribes and steal station wagon for the trip to the “ Sonely road” to prison Friday, 6MMNR • DRAPERY • CARPET • WAUCOVERING money as head of the Massachusetts prison, 17 miles south of ^ston. LA. WHITE GLASS (». y . ‘ beginning a 7-to-lO year term for Bay Transportation Authority, Justice Herbert P. Wilkins denied MND PRIZE ...... *50 The colorful ttoro that comas to y o u r d oo r.'“ bribery and larceny. walked into Walpole State' Prison without comment around 9:30 a.m. I - iiwpy • “This is not forever," Locke shortly after noon wearing a brown, , Locke’s request for a stay of his rri'EnM Oyt^Hs - T EXPERiEM.t:' S S a DECOR AUNG DEN mused shortly after a state Supreme corduroy three-piece suit. 3 FIRST PRIZES... *25 each ” • :re : BriNW"* • Custom drapGry • wovwn woods • mlnl-bllnds • hodiproodi sentence. About one hour later, Suf­ 131 BiaSELL ST. MANCHESTER court Justice denied his request to The former member of Gov. folk Superior Court Judge Rudolph •MIRRORS *SHOWER DOORS *STORE FRONTS L ..... { , . . . i ' z i i * vorticol blirtds • swogs/comlcos • shodos Eaparl dacoraiing odvica at yowr coovanianca wifh no obligation. remain free pending an appeal of his Edward J. King’s cabinet smiled . Pierce o rd ers Locke to begin ser­ aSAFETY GLASS *BATHTUB ENCL(5SURES *ETQ AppointmanH days, avanlngs waakandt. , Conviction. “ Trouble is a tough and and waved to reporters as two Suf- ving his term. J '6N0II0IUBLEMEIITKIIIS *5 OaCh '‘"i"'' ‘ "T*'iraaaMik “ I have done nothing wrong,” Locke said before receiving orders X from Pierce. “ However, a verdict' FAMOUS BRAND J. B. aECTRONICS See Your Ad Printed In The STEREO • MUSIC AMPS a T V has been rendered and I have no TELEVISION - APPLIANCES choice but to do the will of the MA.NUIKSTLR SALES AND SERVICE court.” Locke stood impassively as a Herald on A pril 23, 1982 Wm NMOVEMOIT 1 J f 1 r ~ — m 1 court clerk read the list of charges _ — 000 against him and Pierce formally- lifted the temporary stay which had V P h f i k e 6 4 9 - m S kept Locke out of prison since his Unt (• Shu I Skw .lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 sentencing Feb. 17. HERrS HOW TO ENTER Locke’s attorney, David Mills, told Pierce there would be no appeal SpeciaiiMing in Wine$ .'*a of Wilkins” decision. RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS M ERCURY AGENCi Assistant Attorney General OLCOTTPACKAGE STORE Stephen Delinsky, who prosecuted I 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER, CT.l* the case, expressed sympathy for 1. Thar* will IM « first priis and twa 3. Ada must ba aubmHtad tha aama ain aa I Pina Shopping Plaza T-Q Locke, but said he hoped the un­ honorabla nMnItons In aaeh eatagory plua a aaoHptad. Only a Mack marksr pan, or bnian usually harsh prison term would grand prita artnnar. H w prtaa catagorlaa ara: may ba uaad on a whita background. AM eom- Ptmie 646-2786 j DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE [ serve as a deterrent to other NO SERVICE CHARGE (1) 4th, 8th, and 6th gradaa; (2) 7th, 8th, 9th platad ads must ba raeahrad by Tha Haraid I On* of MandMaiai'* Largaat Bal^ U on* Oi.naiiral Caramlea lii ! politicians. gradaa; (9 ) 10th, 11th, and 12th gradaa. no latar than 5KM P.M., Friday, April 16 I Slock. Our Votuma 8a«*c Vq* Monay. 100‘a OI t padala ‘"This is a sad day for the com­ 1982. I far a NaMs • AMbiee • SlaaaisMin . I MamrCftary* and Visa Aeca§aad ’■ monwealth and it is an especially ' TM^Chaek... 1 arms contaat you must bring or mall Nm«* Ctach CiUat ^ ^ ^ sad day for Mr. Locke’s family,” he 2 .To a n ta ri 4. All antrlaa bacoma tha proparty of Tha said. “ I hope no other high public of­ b&nkink balow to tha Diaplay- Advsr- Manchaatar Evaning Haraid. Only tha top an- ficial will have to go through what tMng Dapartnwnt of Tha Haraid on or bsfora trisa will ba pubNahad. , 8PECIALIZINQ IN M I M I -M A N P R I N T I N G Mr. Locke is about to go through.” Friday, April 2,1882. Y o h w IH than rajpahw 8. Tha antrlaa wNI ba ludgsd by tha ad«w- OPTICAL Style Bar 4z* carm tr. • MMcamii aaa-im * SUPERIOR MUFFLERS During the. trial, Delinsky said Inatnietlona In paraon at Tha Haraid infor­ iM ng atalf of Tha Haraid. Locke was the “ mastennlnd” in a ming you what bualnaaa you urill bo dolfig an 99 (XXffim HM IK I COPTW SUNNI ! dozen schemes involving the sale of 8. Whmara wM ba announoad upon publea- ,, M M W U d C W I ^ ad for. Mon. , " SPECIALISTS* ^ ^^Qver 25 Years of Service LOW COST PNINTHM state jobs and contracts which WHEEL a l ig n m e n t • BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT ("MOTO MAOV) brought Locke and his co­ GENERAL REPAIRING conspirators more than |60,000 from Propane Cylinders Filled We have created one of the mosi respected, top of research ana development in the field ot between September 1960 and May Air Conditioning Service dependable and most complete optical visual care. We have patterns for over 3,000 •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES '*-2 1981. TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET . laboratories and visual care centers in different shapes of frames, plus over 1,500 •TRY OUFTNEW M M N i CWPIOi MB-4531 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 A spokesman for the Department I Want To Enter Ad Craft ’82 Connecticut. For Ihany years our motto was eyeglass frames on display, hard and soft con­ of Correction said Locke would un­ “If It’s Made of Glass We'll Grind It.” With tact lenses, sunglasses galore, plus hearing dergo the routine searcfi, finger­ the advent oL^plsstic lenses it becaine aids. Optical Style Bar has two convenient print and photograph proc^ure at Nofiig...... necesaiury to Amend our motto to Includle locations to serve you: 763 Main Street and 191 OSTRINSKY, INC. Walpole and be placed in a' plastic, we tuUy intend to incorporate our Main Street, both in Manchester. Between the 643-5875 (^43 ^ segregated “new prisoners" sec­ Addrigg...... laboratory to accommodate additional lens two stores, one store is always at your service 731PARKERST MANCHESTER tion. materials as they are d^eloped. We stay on six days a week; .'5* UPI photo Locke will stay In the unit until a Town ...... f..,...... Phono...... >S^mer Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation Barry bed opens up at Concord State Q ro d o ...... School...... — TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU — CALL US FIRST! ^ jC ^ k e looks out from sheriffs car as he leaves Mass. State Prison, where he will undergo a • 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE screening process and officials will NOT8: Ftaasa bring « 6m M Mm entry blank to Mw MnplBy ^^^p re m e Court Friday to begin serving his 7-10 yqar prison decide where he will serve out the ina Manonaaiar narwoi iw pranara naowg .^ r8 a‘8SM8S' LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS m at Walpole State Prison.’ Locke's plea for a stay of his rest of his time, spokesman Joseph Friday. April 2,1881 DEALERS IN IRON. METALS PAPtus Ison sentence for bribery and larceny convictions was denied 70S, Main St. and 191 Main St. Landolfi said. earlier Friday by State Supreme Court Justice H^irbert Wilkins. The process could take several weeks, he said. It 7~~;;:rr— / ■ « ' ' v-

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher i Dan FItta. Editor Center's week Religious Services Alex Qlrelll. City Editor OPIIHION The following events are scheduled for the'coming week at Center Congregational Church: Andover 10:30 a m.. Morning worship, Sunday .— 11:15 a.m., coffee shop in Woodruff Hall; nursery provided. Church family Lenten celebration and potluck luncheon. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Woodruff Hall; 7 p.m.. New member conversations, 225 A -r C H U R C H 0/ Andover, UCC, 236 Main St. Rev Neulo McLain, Timrod Road; 7, p.m.. Faith Journey, ‘"The Eldge of ' Route 6 at L*ong Hill Road. Rev. senior pastor; Rev. George Epn- Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 mitt, minister of visitation and Adventure,” 56 Woodstock Drive. •i.m. Church school; 11 a.m. outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Faith Journey, “’The Life and worship service with nursery, school; 10:45 a.m.. worsfilp. Lee Teachings of Jesus,” Robbins Room. coffee hour after service. children's church and ngrserjri 7 ’Tuesday — 2 p.m., Faith Journey, “Old Testament p m . evening service, nursery. Roderick Bolton CALVARY CHURCH Guatemalan rebels not a rag-tag bunch Characters and their Relevance Today,” library; 6:30 (Assemblies of God). 647 E. Mid­ dle Turnpike. Rev Kenneth L. p.m., sacred dance group, mezzanine; 7:30 p.m., CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 31' Washington “ Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 am., stewardship committee, church office; 7:30 p.m., faith Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. ser­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at groups opposing the Guetemalan front has refused to take part in Correspondent ; journey, “Women and' Dependency,” 59A Congress St. vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., WASHINGTON - White House 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7.30, evening service regime. What worries the the coming elections, but its lob­ Wednesday —10:30 a.m., faith journey, ‘"The Life and 9:15 and 11 a.m. policy makers heaved a sigh of • CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Teachings of Jesus,” Robbins Room; 7;30 p.m., chancel BOLTON UNITED METHODIST president's advisers about this is byists have been active outside CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pitkin St relief when the recent elections choir, choral Room; 7:30 p.m., department of growth CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike Rev Burton D Strand, pastor. that twice in recent years such the country, courting members Rev Marjorie Hiles. pastor. 9:30 in Guatemala took place with a and development, library; 7:30 p.m., sex education 8:30 and 10 a m. Holy Commu­ unification of rebel groups has of the U.S. Congress and influen­ a.m . church -school; 11 a.m.. Jack Anderson nion. nursery care provided: 10 minimum of violence. Even committee, 78 Phelps Road^' worship service, nursery. led to full-scale civil war. tial journalists. a m Sunday School through though the leftists boycotted the ’Thursday — 7 p.m., department of fellowship map ST, GEORGES EPISCOPAL Budget grade 6 in classroom wing. In Nicaragua, the Sandinista My sources say the president’s CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev election, and the defeated Washington Merry-Qo-Round committee, Federation Room; 7 p.m., department of UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST John C. Holliger, vicar. 10 a.m.. rebels had for years been split advisers now realize that the fellowship service auction committee, Robbins Room. SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon moderate coalition cried foul, the Family Eucharist: 11 a m.. deep economic issues that divide St Rev. Arnold Westwood, along three diverse ideological Nursery program and coffea Reagan administration considers minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. lines, and were not match for the Central American regimes fellowship. elections — any elections, rigged in deep TRINITY COVENANT BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Anastasip Somoza's national and the rebels can’t be solved by CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. or not — to be far preferable to CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center Rev Norman E. Swensen. pastor; guard. But then the rebeis tough talk or naked force. Yet ad­ Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ the chaos and violence that have gave the state Department's When they plan an attack, the Miltofi Nilson. assistant pastor. 8 ‘ swallowed their differences, ministration spokesmen have not Davis to speak ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a m., analysts a peephole into the and 11 -a m., worship services, rocked Central America. EGP leaders painstakingly trouble worship service. Sunday School, enlisted the support of political abandoned their inflarrunatory nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday Meanwhile, though, the strategy meetings of the largest nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour assess the government's ability Bible School; coffee time at 10:30'; and church ieaders outside rhetoric, and have been distur­ Covenant Woifien of ’Trinity Covenant Church, 302 in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. president's advisers have now rebel force, the Guerrilla Army to respond. They also take other 6:30 p.m. evening service. bingly coy when Congress or the Hackmatach St., will sponsor a concert featuring A1 Forum Program. been made painfully aware that of the Poor, known by its Spanish Nicaragua — and toppled Somoza WASHINGTON - Saying that! ST MARY S EPISCOPAL rebel groups' activity into con­ Davis, ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. A coffee hour the leftist rebels fighting in acronym as EGP. The experts within two years. press tries to pin them down on CHURCH. Park and Church sideration. and scrupulously stay President Reagan’s fiscal 1983, will follow. Coventry streets Rev Stephen K. Jacob were shocked to learn that EGP Similarly, in El Salvador the possible overt or covert military Guatemala are not the rag-tag off the others’ turf. budget is in a bit of trouble is like Davis, a former prison inmate, is head of Self-Help son. rector; Rev, Alan J. leaders laid plans for their leftist rebels formed a action in the region. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Broadhead. assistant to the rec­ terrorists they were once This prudent approach shows saying Custer was in a bit of trouble, Inc. a non-profit organization that offers a financial . CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow’- military strikes in a careful, Nicaraguan-style coalition and The president’s $350 million tor Rev. Frederick P. Moser, believed to be. A confidential that the EGP realizes it must at the Little Bighorn. alternative to a life of crime, teaching prisoners to use hridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, assistant to the rector. 7:30 a m. extended their control over as Caribbean trade program is a pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a m. State Department report methodical fashion. conserve its limited resources, This time, however, the cavalry their skills and talents for a better purpose. Holy Eucharist: 9 a m. Family ser­ much as one-third of the coOntry. sincere and promising effort that Aorship: 10:45 a.m Sunday vice and Eucharist with church reviewed by my-associate Bob Previously, the analysts had and has the sense not to bite off have joined the Indians in trying to ’The program is ip operation in Niantic, Somers, and school 7 p m Bible study and Like the Sandinistas, the could demonstrate our good in­ school. 11 a m Holy Eucharist. Sherman provides hard evidence believed that the guerrillas more than it can chew. scalp their leader. Hartford correctional centers. Davis will be singing and lellowship Wednesday. 7:30 p m Holy communion every ’ Salvadoran rebels have a tentions toward Central r-rayer meeting that the Guatemalan leftists are struck at random, content with More accurately, they want to dis-‘ providing his own accompaniment on the piano. Wednesday at 10 a m. EVEN MORE ominous is the political wing, the Democratic America. But the tough talk and A free-will offering will be taken to benefit Self- PRINCE OF PEACE SOUTH UNITED METHODIST a sophisticated guerrilla move­ the disruptive effects of member his horse. Custer rode a lUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 evidence that' the EGP is no Revolutionary Front, which saber rattling are undermining Help. The public is invited. CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. ment. a force to be reckoned haphazard terrorism. The cap­ graceful charger; Reagan is riding and North River Road. Rev. W. H. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence tured EGP documents clearly longer acting alone. It recently lends a certain respectability to this potentially far-reaching in­ Wilkens. pastor 9 a.m., Sunday M Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m Worship with an unwieldy monster which he can’t school; 10:15 a m., worship ser­ show this was wishful thinking. merged with other military the guerrilla movement. The itiative. service Captured guerrilla documents be comfortable on; but which he vice EMANUEL LUTHERAN dares not abandon for fear of being ST MARY S CHURCH. Route CHURCH. Church and Chestnut 'Pie loved me' .11 Rev F Bernard Miller, pastor; streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson called weak or uncertain. Rev John L. Suprenant. ’and the Rev. Michael R*. The president himself provided associate pastor. Saturday Lohmann. pastors. Jeff Henricks. Guest editorial UHi pnoto musses.at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday the ammunition now being shot at TTie following events are scheduled for the coming intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, I 17 masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. his budget proposal for the fiscal week at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Street: Templeton Prize a m Worship service; 9:45 a.m. period beginning in October. He has Sunday —12:30 p.m.. Youth Group, ‘"The Pie Who SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Church School. Adult Forum. Bi­ Loved Me,” ; 7:30 p.m.. Organ Concert in the sanctuary. evangelism. The world’s foremost religious CHURCH. (United Church of ble Study. 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 t T O a w tai tw e made a public career out of railing * ... goes to Evangelist Billy Graham for giving Christ) Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. The bumpy road { JRBSTLB / Monday —3:30 p.m.. Staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; award is presented by John Templeton. ■ I.m . worship service. against the evils of federal deficits, the church a wider vision of the meaning of Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. NORTH UNITED METHODIST 7:30 p.m.. Scout District meeting. Church school for all ages; 11 GET IS ...... and is now asking the country to CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The ’Tuesday —10 a.m., Beethoven Singers; 1:30 p.m.. We a m., w’orship service (child care Rev. Richard W. Dupee, pastor. ^ o f ^f.cKiucKr accept the most massive deficits in Gals meeting with Robert Burr as speaker. All retired provided) 8:45 Adult Bible class, worship, MACC News FIRST CONGREGATIONAL of government ^ E Z E E .^ its history. His true believers simp­ women of the community are invlted' to attend; 3 p.m.. nursery for children 5 years old CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 and younger; 9:45 coffee ly can’t believe their ears. Main St. Rev Bruck J, Johnson, Memorial Gifts Planning Group; 4 p.m. Junior and fellowship; 10:15 Worship, church 1 „ Cherub Choirs; 6:30 p.m. Chestnut Hill Preschool Fun minister 9:30 a.m. Church School school for children through On Siilurlla),,, tin* Mam-lirslrr peZ-Mf THE RECENTLY unveiled at Church Lane House; 11 a m. Grade 6. nursery. Construction Institute, stood „!:yATr/A’S road is in bad shape. Everyone sections. Then the merchants property, that we are paying taxes done, as well as related work that is Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Schmitthenner state have unanimously vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday She also ref:ommends The Town of Manchester admits billion, over the next three years. A number of calls have school: 7 p.m.. informal worship* knows it, but shrugs it off, as if on, go unnoticed or uncontested? I required by law. The only sensible urged people to stay away small scale /prints and and homeowners who live to not having right-of-way Another GOP economic power been received by men and ST. JOHN’S POLISH assure them we wiil not. We certain­ thing to do is to do the work as soon, from the Klan rally. NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. designs that are in propor­ he can’t really demand that the alongside can hire small pave­ easements from the property broker, Kansas Sen. Robert Dole, women concerned about ly are not going to suffer any further and with as little impact on Coven­ Cobb to perform Mission couple to visit Capitol Region puts it well “John” of our last column. 23 Gotway St! Rev. Walter A. tion to the child and bright government attend to trivial ment contra.ctors — if they owners in this affected area. The has put together a list of tax and in their flyer headlined Hyszko. pastor. 9 a.m.. mass in colors and fabric designs property or monetary loss. We are try taxpayers, as possible. Our thanks to all of you English; 10:30 a.m., mass in problems of this sort. choose to — and repair their own .Subdivision Regulations of the Town tariff increases intended to raise “Suppose They Rally For that can help the child not sheep, and any further nonsense If we do not act now to approve ’The next event of the 1981-82 concert series of South who have supported by English and Polish. If you want to know how well, roads, just as apartment of Manchester say tha^ these $105 billion in 1983 and 1984 — some Hate and Nobody Comes,” ST. BARTHOLOMEWS learn. regarding greater assessments to this bond issue before June 30, we : United Methodist Church, Main St., will feature pianist ’The Rev. Dr. Samuel W. Schmitthenner will be your prayers and your how efficiently, any government building'owners must keep their easements are to be obtaineid should three times the $31.7 billion in tax preaching at both services Sunday at Concordia urging people to affirm the giving “John” and his CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ correct their errors is an insult to will lose 60 percent reimbursement ' John Cobb Sunday at 4 p.m., at the church. pike. Rpv Martin J. Scholsky, is operating, look at its roads. parking lots paved, and plowed any attempts be made to direct any increases proposed by the White Cobb, who now lives in New York City, is a native of Lutheran Church, Pitkin Street. Dr. and Mrs. human spirit by donating to brothers. our integrity and intelligence. from the state for the energy/roof charity, hugging a child, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; additional waters into this House. Arizona. His program will include the Ludwig von Schmitthenner have been serving as missionaires in the Thank you to the people Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and Open Forum That will tell you everything you in winter. project and our reimbursement for saying I love you, waterway. We are iooking for a solution, but Such proposals were on the table Beethoven “Piano Variations in C Minor,” the Prokofiv Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church in India since of Community Baptist 11:30 a m. need to know. A fter all, if We knew the idea would strike the fire and handicap access volunteering time, writing ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. The Manchester I have lived at 28 Teresa Road not at our expense, for a problem as Senate Republican leaders met .^ o n d Sonata'for piano, and the Lizst “Years of 1952. Mrs. Schmitthenner will present a program to the Church for their con­ government can’t attend to the you as, well — radical. The other projects will be less. In effett, the church school during the 10 a.m. service. your Congressman, William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. Herald’s Open Forum neither created nor condoned by us. for several nights running early in Pilgrimage,” a cVcle of seven piano pieces based upon tributions to Room-at-the- Krukowski. Rev. Robert. Bur­ most visible area of service, alternative, .you see, is to pose a since the house was built in 1957. reimbursement is a return to Coven­ Pastor Schmitthenner worked for six years as a working for peace. provides space for reader Many storm drains from surroun­ Wili the bureaucrats take notice of March in an attempt to fashion a tax Italian subjects. Inn. Also, thank you to bank. team ministry; Rev. Edward dialogue on current events. why should we assume that the few ultimatums to our elected try of taxes Coventry residents have Cobb earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in parish pastor in India, then for two terms as an Perhaps the Klan has ac­ Manuel and Harriet J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 ding areas, both new and existing, this problem or continue to ignore it and spending blueprint as an alter­ evangelistic missionary in West Guntur and West complished something and 7:30 p.rn.; Sunday masses at Address letters to the Open less visible areas of service are officials — such as “Do you want paid to the state and federal govern­ piano from Northwestern University. At the same time Frazier. 7:30. 9 and 10:30 and noon; and Forum, Manchester. have been directed into this brook as they have done in the past to ease ment. native to Reagan’s budget. ’The ' he held a fellowship at the University of Chicago, where Godavari Synods. His work of surveying parishes led to after all. The Klan has Clothing: Thank you to functioning smoothly? to be re-elected?” or “ Do you group, according to Senate Majority served to rip off the at 5 p.m. Herald, Herald Square, within the last 15 to 20 years. Never their own conscience and that of We have reached the point where be was the official pianist with Ralph Shape’s Contem­ the formation or bifurcation of 40 new parishes, a new Midge Adams, Mrs. E. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Last month, former Economic need my vote?” with, of course Leader Howard Baker (R-Tenn.), is blinders from those of us Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Manchester, CT 06040. once have we been approached by their constituents? We will demand a NO vote no longer makes sense porary Chamber Players, and also, pursued doctoral form of rural ministry, an interest in migrant workers, Collins, Elaine Kahaner, Development Commissioner Ed the clarifying phrase: Do what the town, and/or contractors an answer. “well along the way to Identifying and the upgrading of catechists to be pastors. who have not suffered from and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co­ because the deterioration will just studies in musicology. Gert MeVey, Mrs. J. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Stockton, now director of the we elected you to do without developing new areas, for permis­ practical options’’ to the president’s By the time he began studying in New York with He became president of the Andhra Evangelical racism and anti-semitism. Massard, and anonymous. Mrs. Grace T. Bouchard get worse; inflation will raise the Perhaps, just perhaps, we and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at •Xihiversity of Hartford’s raising our taxes. sion to direct additionai waters into deficit-ridden budget. Caludio Arrau and Rafael de Silva, Cobb had won first Lutheran (Tiurch in 1969 and was re-elected in 1973 and Food: Thank you to 7:30. 9. 10:30 and noon. 28 Teresa Road total bill; and state reimbursement 19^. Mrs. Schmitthenner has also been very active in a will be so stirred up and JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 ■ ^ ^the brook. prizes in Chicago’s Young Artists and Allied Arts com- O’Neil, Walsh, & Jacobs, Selling for a iarge portion of the project will MEANWHILE, the budget dis­ .wide variety of evenis connected with the church and outraged that we will begin Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: Consideration has never been . petitions. P.C. and anonymous. Also Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; disappear after June 30. This would array is spilling over into stiff Sincie his New York debut in 1976, Cobb has played ' church programs. once again to work in thank you to parishoners at given to the downstream area where earnest for peace and Thursday; Theocratic School items leave Coventry’s taxpayers holding political consequences. Influential ’ solo recitals, chamber music concerts and concert ’The couple will be id this country until May after Concordia Lutheran for (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; I reside. Now the town has the un­ justice for all our people. a bigger bag. Republican Sen. Bob Packwood of engagements throughout the-United States. The concert which they hope to return to India. their ongoing monthly Service Meeting (ministry you no mitigated gaul to state publiciy, and Unity Day is- iust the training). 6:15 p.m.; Sunday: Whose best interest is the CTA Oregon, in a bitter attack on . Sunday is open to the publiV for a small admission dona- collection. in print, that if the erosion that we CTA wrong beginning Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; really looking out for? Certainly not Reagan, told one interviewer that a , tion. Furniture:,Thank you to Walchtower Study. 10:25. longer have been suffering, and it has been Coventry’s! Vote YES at thp reason Capitol Hill GOP leaders A reception for the audience and the artists will follow COPS AND RUBBERS Mrs. Elmor^’ Gibson, Russ ZION EVANGELICAL considerable, is alieviated we wiii LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri need or building needs referendum. can’t communicate with the presi­ the program. A frolicsome evening Linger. George benefit from it and will thereby be To the Editor: -Youth rally planned Beauregard, and Donald Synod). Cooper and High streets. dent is because of Reagan’s coming up. Our boys in Rev. Charles W. Kuhl. pastor. 9 use is assessed. George A. Johnson blue and clergy in black Denley. a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m The CTA claims to be looking out “idealized concept of America." t i p ComplaintsCoi have been lodged Coventry North United events listed Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International Sunday Schpol and Youth Forum. for the interest of Coventry’s “The Republican Party has just Holy Communion first and third profitable since 1964, or thereabouts, by my will sponsor a youth rally ai..l ministry on Friday and ’•h'n taxpayers. Why then, on March 10, about written'bff those women who > ’The following events are scheduled for the coming Saturday at the Bradley ^ m a d a Inn, Route 75 in WiniK Conference planned Sunday ^ - own beloved deceased brother, At­ CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall did its 10 or so members vote to op­ work for wages,” asserted : week at North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St.) sor Locks. The theme will be “Youth For Youth,” and to both torney Charles S. Tarpinian, regar­ and Vernon streets. Eugene pose the latest School Building Packwood. “We are losing them in : Monday —10:30 a.m., FISH coffee at the church, the rally will feature speakers, music and fellowship of Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. ding this problem of erosion. At that The Faith Baptist Church will, conduct its annual mis­ buyer and Needs Project, already cut 'more droves. You cannot write them off i W edne^y —12:10 to 12;S0 p.m.’. Brown Bag lunch, youth from all over New England. Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible time the brook could be traversed in - Bihle Study, Communion; 7^.m .. Parsonage visits. sionary conference March 26 through March 28. The classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. than $1 million below the last Policy on lettei-s and the blacks off and the Hispanics On March 26 at 7 p.m. there will be a special program worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ seller. one leap, without a running start. It main speaker will be the Rev. Jesse Eaton, veteran mis­ project proposal? pff and the Jows off and assume ’Thursday —7 p.m., Parsqltoge visits. of Christian music by singer and guitarist Bob Vallen- sionary to Bangladesh. ble study. Nursery provided for all has come almost to the point where The Herald welcomes letters to Friday —7 p.m.. New Adiilt Group will meet at the tine. services. , ■ you’re going to build a party on The meeting will be Friday at 7 p.m. with a Sunday a boat is needed. This is not natural The CTA has agreed publicly that the editor, particularly on topics ' home of Russ and Jennie Tait, 37 Susan Road, Vernon. At 1 p.m. on March 27 there will be a youth banquet FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. white Anglo-Saxon males over 40, Saturday —9 p.m.. Confirmation class. service at 10:30 a.m. There will be a buffet supper SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 erosion, as the news article states, the proposed work needs to be done. of local interest. with open sharing and'testimony by youth participants a.m., church service, Sunday ’There aren’t enough of us'left.’’ Saturday at 5 p.m. Reservations are required. and I would defy anyone of - in­ Letters ideally should be typed and music by Mark and Marianne Finnegan oLNew school, and care for small Leaking, uninsulated roof$ are And remember, this is not coming Eaton is an instructor of missions at Baptist Bible telligence to claim that it is. jeopardizing the taxpayers’ mul­ and should be no longer than two ; Supermarket Shopping tips Haven. her husband will also be at the meetings along with the children. pages, double-spaced. from a Democrat, but from a After the banquet, at 7 p.m. there will be two sessions COMMUNITY BAPTIST Now, because of the pending her husband willniso be at the meetings along with the CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. timillion dollar investment in sbhool ’The Herald reserves the right inember of the president’X 'own par­ Martin Sioane explains how to save money at the of teaching and personal testimony focusing on the two development of Oak Grove Estates, buildings and wasting energy grocery store — eVery Wednesday and Saturday in his Rev. and Mrs. Dale Marshfield, missionary appointees James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 to edit letters in the interest of ty, one who heads the ifnportant main themes of the rally. to South Africa. Pastor Marshfield will be speaking Sun­ a.m.. Church school for all ages, more water is scheduled to be doilars. 'The schools are not up to clarity and taste. Senate Republican Campaign Con- ^‘Supermarket Shopper” column in The Manchester Manchester area residents wanting more information kindergarten through Grade 4 directed into Porter Brook. Again day night. The, public is/Invited to these speciak rontinuina during the service; 'stVe*' iire or handicap access codes, im­ mittee. ^ should call Norman Marshall, 643-9044. ^ meetings. The church is located at 52 Lake St. ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 20, 1982 - 9

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Louis M. QsnovssI j X -1’ Louis M. Genovesi, 87, of 22 Stan- dish Road, Ellington, who owned 1^- and operated the Northend Package Store in Manchester for many years, died Friday at his home. He had lived in Manchester for many years before moving to Ellington to make his home with his 'A son. He was the husband of the late Josephine (Pagani) Genovesi. Bahais iX' He was born in Maglian, Sabina, Italy, on March.28, 1894. He leaves two sons, Louis Group shuns politics, Genovesi of Ellington, with whom he made his home, and Donald Genovesi of Manchester; four brothers, Arthur Genovesi, Julius embraces sexual equality Genovesi, Peter Genovesi and Carlo Genovesi, all of Vernon; two sisters, By Susan Plese Mrs. Marcella O’Lauchlin of Rouses nihilation. But the Baha’is are subject to Point, N.Y. and Mrs. Zita Herald Reporter more immediate threats to their Schliphack of Rockville; 12 It is a time for fear. Missiles in existence in dther countries. grandchildren and four great­ Europe, threats of missiles in Cuba, In Iran, especially, thousands have grandchildren. maps detailing U.S. vulnerability and W n persecuted, their land taken away, Funeral services will be Monday ever more graphic reports of the and by Amnesty International accounts, at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes holocaust possible in even limited more than 3,350 Baha’is have been Funeral Home, 400 Main St., nuclear war. executed. But they remain remarkably Manchester with a mass of Chris­ It is a time when President Reagan has passive, even in the face of their own tian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget possible destruction. They are gentle v v ; declared nuclear war “ thinkable and Church. Burial will be in St. Bridget winnable,” and a time when increasing people, and they appear to have little Cemetery. Friends may call at the numbers of Americans, both Rej>ublicans fear. funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and “ The National Association of Baha’is UPl photo and Democrats, have called for a ■4 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions weapons freeze. is being cautious. Maybe it would be a lot may be made to the Vincent Given the scenario, it is perhaps in­ worse if they put the pressure on. We are Genovesi Memorial Library Fund in Jubilant after rescue credible that a little group of people in all concerned, we all care,” Saccuzzo care of St. Bridget Church, 80 Main Manchester, and an even larger group in says, “ but we trust that the people in St, touch know what they’re doing. the truck Thursday on Interstate 495 In this defense-industry state, profess dis­ t A 71-year-old r»»an was trapped In his dar lor “ Always we come back to our faith,” Methuen, Mass. Alfred Marchese of An­ interest in politics, including the spectre Trevor W. Jones nearly two hours and eventually extricated of nuclear war. he continues quietly. “ It is for now, for JUNE BURbKAS HOLDS DAUGHTERS, MELISSA AND WENDY dover, Mass, was not seriously injured. The Friends may call at the Watkins through the trailer box of a tractor trailer, The group, meeting in the living room this day, no matter how it looks. As long ... she’s a member of group which numbers 100,000 in U.S. Funeral home, 142 E. Center St.- after his car was crushed In a collision with truck driver was just shaken up. of June ^rokas, 7 Stock Place, are as we keep doing our jobs it will bring in today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.rn. to Baha’is who embrace the way of a new race of men.” pay respects to Trevor W. Jones, 72, Baha’u’IIah, their 19th century Persian ANOTHER BASIC BELIEF of the of 27 Llynwood Drive, Vernon, who prophet. Baha’is is the oneness of mankind, and died Thursday at his home. the wish to eliminate prejudice, whether VERA PIERCE Funeral services and burial will Condo supporters THERE ARE ONLY six of them “mothers primary educators" gathered, four women and two men, until racial or sexual. be private. Lawmakers lcx>k closely “ We have a concern for prejudice,” the two small Burokas girls, clad in warm nightgowns, wander in and cling Ms. Barney says. We encourage inter­ claim big backing shyly to their mother. marriage. Blacks, whites, Jews, FauMso Tc^ay they will celebrate their New Christians will form the nucleus for the Year, based on the solar calendar of 19 new world order.” at police bugging Lashoones reiterated his group’s In fact, Baha’i teaches the common BOLTON — Ralliers in favor of months and 19 days. It is a feast-time, foundation of all religiions, and teaches Larry F. Fiano’s condominium plan main thrust for backing the plan, the ■ after 19 days of fasting, and a time for w ill run say that by the March 30 hearing fact that the development will in­ celeoration. More than 1(X) party-goers that Baha'u’llah is the last in a line of HARTFORD (UPI) - The security and hire people to look for to avoid bugging some they’ll have about 100 persons there crease the town’s tax base to help are expected to join the festivity in Hart­ prophets who embraces all faiths. bugging devices,” said Forst. “ We In addition, the Baha’is teach the ab­ Joseph J. Fauliso is expected to Legislature could undermine the “ extraneous” conversations but he to support the development. pay for inevitable tax increases ; ford, complete with potluck, musical can’t fight it.” caused by some proposals for new i solute equality of men and women. “ In announce Monday that he will run basic right of every citizen to added, “ Once you realize it’s an in­ Richard H. Lashoones, a Clark entertainment, and a clown for the fact, in the Baha’i family,” Ms. Barney for a full term as lieutenant gover­ privacy if it granted state police Responding to a suggestion from timate conversation, you’re sup­ Road resident who is doing mpsl of buildings. children. says, “ young KIHs are encouraged to nor electronic "bugging” powers, a key one lawmaker that bugging raised posed to turn it off. Of course, you the leg work for the newly formed, “ We’re doing pretty good,” he ■ The Bahai’s are 15 strong in have professions. If there are limited Fauliso currently holds the seat, House lawmaker said Friday. the spectre of ‘‘1984” have to listen for a while to deter­ but yet unnamed group of con­ said. “ I ’m pretty excited. I would Manchester, 500 strong in Connecticut, funds available for education, girls come and plans to run on Governor "Nobody has convinced me yet totalitarianism. State Police Sgt. mine if it’s a criminal conversation dominium proponents, said Friday probably say that by the March 30 and the group.counts more than 100,000 first.” William A. O'Neill's ticket in the why it is proper for this General Matthew Tyszka said the age of or not.” the response has ■ been “ great.” hearing on the zone change you’re followers in this country alone. And one Assembly to authorize breaking and coming November elections. electronic -surveillance had indeed going to be surprised. ’The hall will of the principal tenets of their way of life “THE REASON," Vera Pierce, a entering by the Connecticut State arrived for criminals. “ But not for be full with our people.” is non-participation 'in politics. visitor from California adds, “ is that Police,” said Rep. Richard us,” he added. AAPOA to meet Tuesday The Community Hall is already ; “ As an individual. I ’m appalled by mothers are the primary educators of Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill. expected to be full with opponents of . nuclear war,” Ralph Saccuzzo of 256 children in their early years, and they State police aiso want their yearly Fire Calls Tulisano, House chairman of the the plan. i Green Road says. V'But peace will even­ need education to impart, to their Judiciary Committee, led a chorus wiretapping allotment expanded to plan moth spraying The hearing is being held to con­ tually be achieved. Through history, children.” of criticism as committee members from the current 34 to an un­ sider Fiano’s zone change applica­ religion has unified mankind, rather than Mrs. Burokas carries her two sleepy questioned why state police needed specified number, depending on tion for 53 acres on South Road and politics. children to bed, and the adults sit quietly to add eavesdropping to their “ emergencies.” ’The Manchester Property Owners Anyone interested in joining the Route 44A. He needs a change from “ We’ve been told that there will be a in their tight circle, talking, listening Manchester Association announced it will hold a program may pick up state permis­ cataclysmic event,” Evelyn Barney, 34 crimefighting arsenal. However, in no year since they an R-1 zone to an R-2 in order to respectfully to one another. RALPH, EDITH SACCUZZO meeting Tuesday night at the Marble St., says. Friday, 4:30 p.m. — Stove fire, 143 “ There’s a basic rule that says, were granted wiretapping powers in sion forms. New groups are still for­ build the 96 condominiums he wants. ■ Mrs. Burokas returns with a tray of “ Afterwards, there will be an upsurge ... "pure core of religion" Briarwood Drive. (Town) 'My home is my castle.’ Do we want 1972, have state police gone above Whlton Library at 7:30 p.m. to dis­ ming in different areas of town. This application is Bolton’s first one coffee and cakei the first break from the cuss the gypsy moth spraying of peace. We look towards the positive Friday, 5:21 p.m. — Medical call, to abandon that now?” Tulisano the limit, said William Oids, for condominiums. fast the Baha’is have observed each of program. The spraying must be done in UP things coming, rather than what the 47 Tolland Turnpike. (Town) asked. executive director of the Connec- Lashoones, a CPA who says he the 19 days before the New Year, from acre clusters, so it is necessary for world looks like in the interim.” Flanked by his top field officers. .tiout Civil Liberties Union, who op­ People who have completed wants the development to hold down; sun up to sundown. neighborhoods to be involved. The Although the Baha’is do not participate Col. Lester Forst, state police com­ posed that measure and also the paperwork may bring it to the tax increases, said he will bring i Ms. Barney looks around the room meeting. Chris Anderson of cost is roughly $80 per acre. actively in politics, they do vote and do mander, argued bugging was needed eavesdropping bill. petitions to the hearing with names. from her vantage point of the sofa. Andover to overcome sophisticated AgRoters Inc. will attend the ’The MPOA has set ah' April 1 of people who are in favor of the! acquaint themselves with the issues. “ What delights me most,” she says, “ is criminals, particularly drug meeting to answer questions and to deadline to applications. “We do not register Democrat or Friday, 12:04 p.m. — Auto acci­ Tyszka explained the cap was development but who «a n ’t make; that I know people all over the world, but dealers, who “ all realize their help with the maps needed for state For more Information, call Betty Republican,” Saccuzzo explains. “ We do dent, Route 6. purely “ arbitrary,” and it was the hearing. “ We seejif to have a lot; these people, in this " room, are my phones are being tapped.” permits. Sadloski at 649-0211. not participate in party politics through Friday, 5:30 p.m. — Medical call, possible at some point police would of good things goingtfor us,” he said.! friends. Despite our differences, we have He told the committee when such campaign or protest. But we do what we Longhill Road. need to go beyond their limit. much more in common than most criminals were "really getting into can within the guidelines.” Friday, 6:28 p.m. — Medical call. Rep. Michael Rybak, D- people.” something” on the telephone, they “ We’re, not against politics,” Ms. Hop River Apartments elderly Harwinton, said he was concerned The individuals — a former Catholic, simply said, “ Meet me — in a car, in Barney explains.“ We’re just dis­ housing complex. that even though the intent of state Dutch newsmen were shot several Congregationalists, a a boat, in a plane^ That’s the reason police was to go after criminals interested.” Presbyterian, Baptist, even a former we’re asking for eavesdropping.” through bugging, they could pick up IN TH IS COUNTRY, perhaps nuclear cult member, hod their agreement as EVELYN BARNEY, FOLLOWER OF BAHA’U’LLAH He said the underworld had “ innocent” or even, “ intimate” con­ war is the most likely source of our an- they reach for the evening repast. "We’re not against politics, we’re just disinterested." Herald photos by Pinto Coventry "defeated” state police with versations, just after meeting rebels sophisticated counter-surveillance. “ Let’s say you’re eavesdropping Friday, 12:37 p.m,— Medical call, Profits from drug dealing, es­ at a party,” said Rybak. “ Wouldn’t journalists to the spot, the friend Flanders Road. (South Coventry) timated as high as 914 percent, you pick up innocent conversations SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador be okay.” Neighbors of the area said about said. Friday, 8:36 p.m. — Medical call, allowed criminals to “ surround as well as those you want to hear?” (U P I) — Four dutch journalists ’The Dutch ambassador in Mexico, Boston Road. (North Coventry) themselves with high-powered Forst admitted there was no way killed by an army patrol made con­ 20 minutes later they heard gunfire tact with leftist guerrillas only coming from the field where the Speyart Van Woerden, was to fly to minutes before they were shot, Dutch journalists had been left. San Salvador later in the day to in­ Theater lines? I would rather be 'Missing' friends said Friday. vestigate the incident and arrange Reporters who visited the field The friends, who declined to be for the bodies to be flown home. Thursday said they saw bloody I was just wondering if anyone in line. wonder if the folks at the Census identified, said the Dutch television ’The four Dutchmen,' who had been line please. Do not collect $200. days when at an oversized universi­ clothing apparently belonging to the else has noticed how complicated it I ’m the person who gets to stand Monday looking good and radio crew were trymg to make working in El Salvador two weeks, . Bureau have heard of this occupa­ Unless the back of your neck can ty, I got into line to register for reporters strewn about the ground. is to go to the movies these days. in line. Even though it takes the contact with rebels from the were identified by Ikon, a coalition , tion. stand the hostile stares of 35 people ’They also saw dozens of spent car­ It’s getting right up there on the "The American Revolution in Popular Liberation Forces of Dutch television outlets who other person 20 or more minutes to In These guys are called yellers. tridges. who have had no trouble finding the Perspective” only to discover that employed them, as reporters Koos scale of complicated with find a place to park the car, frankly Wednesday in order to do a story on Like sergeant majors getting right line to stand in. Start over. the 10 a.m. Thursdays section had A two-foot tree stump was bloody Koster, 46, and Jan Kuiper, 39, re'gistering for college for the first I think I have the more difficult job. Focus > - the guerrilla movement. recalcitrant troops together, they just been closed out but the 2 p.m. and full of bullet holes, as though soundman Hans Ter Laag, 25, and ' time and with assembling an elec­ One friend said he drove the four Ha, you laugh. What’s so hard Adele walk up and down the lines with And. now, would-be movie goers, for Columbia flight someone sitting against it had been cameraman Joop Willemse, 40. tric fan. Wednesdays section was open. In journalists and two Salvadoran con­ about standing in line? Any android Angle bullhorns yelling, “ This line for here’s rule number two. Make con­ shot, the reporters said. ’There were In Washington, White House the next line over, the 2 p.m. tacts to the dirt road that leads to Of course. I ’m not talking about can stand in line. “ Missing,” “ Parasite” and “ Shoot tingency plans. marks on the dirt as though bodies spokesman Larry Speakes said the Wednesdays section of “ American Santa Rita, a village in the northern that almost extinct entity: the Wrong. the Moon.” ’The line on the far right CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (U PI) its third .mission — a seven-day when the space agency decided had been dragged by their feet. U.S. Embassy in El Salvador had Film: 1900 to 1940” was also closing province of Chalatenango, and movie house that shows only one First the android has to find the is for “ On Golden Pond,” “ Chariots If you get into the “ Missing” line, — Preparations for the space shuttle flight to further check the space- Thursday to switch the landing site A terse army announcement 24 conducted an independent investiga­ out quickly and I had to make the on dropped them off about 500 yards movie. Good grief, no; I mean those right line to stand in. o f Fire,’ and ....” and so on. , are you prepared to see “ Parasite” Columbia’s third flight pushed worthiness of the winged freighter. from the California desert runways hours after the killings said an army tion into the killings and found “ no the spot decision which line to go from the main road to the provincial movie places with names like And, woe unto the android who into the Paterson, N.J., and points or "Shoot the Moon” should ahead on three fronts Friday, and a At the Oceanside launch pad, the mpstly covered by water. patrol had spotted a guerrilla information to contradict the > El And if you suddenly discover for... capital of Chalatenango. Cinema 1-2-3-4-5. Or Cinema 1-2-3-4- mistakenly gets into Line A thinking south line when you really want the “ Missing” be sold out? This must be ■’pretty good” weather outlook countdown toward the takeoff at 10 Lousma and Fullerton “ flew” the column, engaged it in a 40-minute Salvador government report that you’ve missed “ Missing” and are in 5-6. Or Cinema l-2-3-4-5<-7-8. Albany, Syracuse and points east discussed beforehand with the per­ heightened prospects it will blast off a.m. EST Monday slipped slightly simulator in rehearsals ordered up “ The muchachos (boys) were fire fi^ t and killed eight people — the newsmen died in a battle she can plunk down $8 for “ On “ Fire” do not think that you can It makes you think seriously about I ’ve done some intensive research line. On Schedule Monday morning. because of minor problems, but following the switch in landing sites. waiting for us,” he said, referring to the four journalists and four between government forces and the Golden Pond” only to find she’s simply do a graceful allemande left, son who is finding the parking Home Box Office. In Houston, astronauts Jack work crews quickly surged back Already, they have spent more time the guerrillas. “ ’They came out of guerrillas. guerrillas.” on the subject and I ’ve come up with standing in the “ Chariots of Fire,” You have to start all over again. please, over to the right line. space; it does no good to think about One of the guerrillas killed was Speakes said President Reagan a few simple rules. Do not collect |2(X). Next week: once you get inside Lousma and Gordon Fullerton ahead of schedule. practicing landings in trainer jets at the bushes. I dropped them off about “ Quest for Fire” and “ Richard Excuse me. I ’ll just squeeze in here. it after the yeller has announced 5:10 p.m. and everything seemed to one of the contacts who took the “ deeply regrets their death,” First rule is you should never go to Of course, the big movie houses the multi-movie movie theater, how climbed into a computerized shuttle Mission officials then had a lobk at White Sands than at Eldwards, and Piyor on the Sunset Strip” line. Pretend you didn’t notice me, OK, that there are no more seats on “ On simulator and spent five hours doing weather prospects for both the the area is as familiar to them as one of these places alone. ’That’s have done their best to help out the to find the right movie. Also: a dis­ buddy? Golden Pond.” “ dry runs” of the re-entry and lan­ takeoff and landing sites, and found their own backyards. because it takes one person to park IT'S A LITTLE LIKE being in mental weaklings in line. They’ve cussion of who buys the art that’s ding they are to make March 29 on a them good. Fullerton will be busy much of the the car and the other person to stand Grand Central Station and getting . invented a new job category and I NO, NO, NO. To the end of the It reminds me of those long gone hanging for sale in the lobby. table-flat stretch of New Mexico “ We should have pretty good seven-day trip carrying out some of Calenders desert. launch weather,” said Air Force the 14 experiments scheduled on the Their trainer is so realistic the Capt. Don Green, a member of the flight, including workouts of the 50- astronauts can feel the vibrations forecasting team. “ ’The latest out­ foot cargo arm in the shuttle’s bay Memorial Library. and hear the roar of a blastoff, and look is g o ^ .” that, for the first time, will be used Andover Tuesday Now, if you want to read a good interview can see computer-generated images He said prospects for Monday also to grasp and pick up some of the Board of Selectmen, Special Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Com­ of the Cape receding in a launch, and are good at l^ it e Sands, meaning payloads. Monday munity Hall. ’ the desert at Northrup Strip, White an emergency landing should en­ Another major test will be facing Town Clerk, 7 p.m., Town^Offlce Building. Thursday “ Anyone attracted to the rugged totally satisfied. Do they have to over an easy chair. Sands', N.M. approaching in a lan­ counter no weather problems. different parts of the spaceship Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Education, 8 p.m., Center School Buildine publicized,” this article about me often makes a game of it by using features of his handsome point out I ’m often grumpy? Must ding. The forecast for Monday at the toward thh sun to see how well it Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Library. “ Clonsidered by most critics to be would continue if I had my way, his left hand or by giving Mike the “ It was quite a contrast today as spaceport called for scattered countenance might at first glance the reporter point out that my withstands long periods of extreme Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ the leading essayist in print and “ Andy Rooney might well be known advantage of the double lines. we practiced landings at Northrup clouds, gentle winds, no chance of fail to observe the piercing in­ clothes are unpressed? Is it Andy high and low temperatures. fice Building. The^ ^ broadcasting, Andy was disarming­ as a modern-day Chippendale, were Strip and Kennedy Space (Center) rain and visibility of about seven Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office telligence of Andy Rooney’s steel necessary to say that I’m ly diffident when this reporter com­ his mastery of the cabinetmaker’s instead of the approach over the miles — well within the limits for a Building. blue eyes.” overweight and getting gray? iRooney Friendship Force Manchester Dental Group pared his work with that of Mark art not overshadowed by his genius “ ‘ANDREW IS wonderful to live ocean into EMwards,” Fullerton said takeoff. That’s the way I ’d like to have an What follows are some gniri«»)ines 482 Tollknd Tmpk* Syndicated Twain, Hemiingway, Robert with the English ianguage. with,” says his wife. Marguerite. afterward. “ We got a great tour of Forecasters said the massive article about me start. In the past for reporters who wish to interview sign-up today M anelw it*r would Columnist Benchley, E.B. 'White, Walter Lipp- ‘He’s always good-natured and a joy the Southwestern U.S. N storm now lambasting the nation’s Bolton i l ' l year I ’ve been Interviewed 20 times me in the future. I ’d like to have the “ Jack and I look forward to flying midsection is expected to pass well There will be a Friendship Force like to Introduce It's mann and Art Buchwald. “ On the tennis court, Andy’s serve to have around the house. I can’t by reporters and none of them has report go more like this: this entry into White Sands. We are north of the Cape. sign-up session, for prospective am­ Monday • • *. new pedodontlst. “ ‘Shucks,’ he said modestly as he has often been compared to that of recall an argument we’ve had in all sta rts a piece, that way. The ar­ ROONEY, WHO wears his ready, capital R-E-A-D-Y, to go.” ■ bassadors and host families, today Town aerk , 7 p.m.. Town Hall. dug his toe into the deep pile rug of Roscoe Tanner and he moves with a the years of our marriage.’ The gear en route to White Sands ticles have been friendly , and many At 12:40 p.m. EST, a 23-car “ shut­ is due there Saturday night, aiid lan­ from 9 a.m. to noon at United Bank Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. expensive but tasteful clothes with the men’s fashion world, talked to the carpet in his penthouse suite, “ I catlike quickness that belies his age. “ Rooney’s four children, Ellen, of them well done, but no one who tle express” train rumbled out of ding support teams will be ready to of Vernon, Vernon Circle. Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. DR. BRUCE FRIEDMAN. a casual grace that conceals his this reporter iii his hotel suite where don’t know about that.’ When playipg with business Martha, Emily and Brian are all reads anything about himself is ever Edwards Air Eorce Base, Calif., swing into action should some ’The August 3 through 18 exchange Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. O f. f i H.d

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(Request or fundamental doj^atism is vice president of refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers crackers in your soup. Suzanne C. Heller his secretary. He swore with the next one. Give him denied.) wrecking lives of people in marketing and services for and magazines, and when trading with friends. Beth A. Harrison Noreen A. Giglio Why? Because your na­ the Neilson Clearing that he really loved me and an ultimatum. Either he the name of Christ. Offers may not be available in ail areas of the coun­ Nell P. Clain Jr. 1 ^ ; , tion was no longer singing, House, which fulfills the the last thing he wanted gets counseling to try to However, I have also THE REV. J. ROGER try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. “ Brother, Can You Spare a refunds addressed to the Harrison-Heard Giglio-Darigo was a divorce. If it were get over his playing p e rfo rm e d a wddding SKELLEY-WATTS, The following refund offers are worth $18.74. This Heller-Clain around, or you're leaving. ceremony for an “ obvious­ BOUVAR, OHIO Dime?” Why? Because “ NB” ptfst-office boxes in week’s offers have a total value of $25.50. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. M. Giglio of 29 not for my faith and my Please get counseling ly pregnant bride” because your nation was singing, El Paso, Texas. Bonus! This offer doesn’t require a form: of 943 E. Middle Turnpike announce Mr. and Mrs. 'Otto F. Heller of 72 Fernwood Drive, Bolton, announce children, I would have ended my life. yourself to help you cope the couple had been DEAR ABBY: The story “ Happy Days Are Here Drier was speaking I RATH Canned Ham Offer, P.O. Box NB-616, El the engagement of their daughter, Chambers St. announce the engage­ the engagement of their daughter, Again.” Why? Because the before more than 600 avid ■ / • ' ' • ■ ■/ Abby, why is he doing with this situation. Lead previaasiy” refused by a of the married woman who I Paso, Texas 79977. Receive a $1 refund and a $1 Beth A. Harrison, to Peter A. ment of their daughter, Suzanne C. Noreen Giglio, to David J. Darigo, name of the American who this to me? Why can’t he from strength. If he thinks Catholic priest. They had castigated her father in his refunders and couponers I coupon for Rath Black Hawk Canned Ham. Send the 2 Heard, son of Helen C. Heard of 281 Heller, to Neil P. Clain Jr., son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Darigo of been loyal church home in the presence of ■broke his crackers in his attending the-recent First I proof-of-purchase certificate from inside one Rath Henry St. and the late Louis F. Mr. and Mrs. Neil P. Clain of fire his secretary? I have you don't mean it, he'll Hamden. members, and this rejec­ others, for committing the soup was Franklin Delano National Refunders’ | Black Hawk Hickory Smoked or Honey Glazed Heard. Daytona Beach, Fla. W talked to her, but, of continue his present S f tion had driven them and unforgivable crime of Roosevelt! Convention in Houston. | Canned Ham. Expires Jude 30, 1982. The bride-elect graduated from The bride-elect is a graduate of course, she’s too much in behavior. both sets of parents away If you use this, sign me Many of the conven- j The bride-elect graduated from Manchester High School, Wesleyan Bolton High School and the Univer­ love to listen to me. talking with his mouth full These offers require refund forms: from the Catholic Church. tioneers wanted to know j Manchester High School, University and Princeton Universi­ sity of Connecticut. She is employed I don't how much more still infuriates this 58-year- FOSTER FARMS Holiday Deli Offer. Receive a DEAR ABBY: In They were upder a great old father. She described CRANKY IN CANADA why so many of their | Manchester Community Colleee. ty, She is a Ph.D. candidate at by Molinex in Danbury. of this I can take. Should I Foster Farms Deli product. Send the required re­ response to the dialogue deal of pressure and on the requests were being | and Bryant College in Rhode Island. Princeton. be doing something more? hint as “ warm and loving.” fund form and three Univqnsal P ro ^ c t Code, sym­ that appeared recently verge of walking away Does that lady not know Problems? You’ll feel rejected. i bols from any oi the following Foster Farms Deli She is employed at Society for The prospective bridegroom The prospective bridegroorri Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Liappes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Louis LePaga; Marriage counseling might between “ Longtime from Christianity that there are abusive better, if you get them off "The most frequent j products: (jhicken Franks, Jumbo Cliicken Franks, Savings in Hartford. graduated from Seabreeze High graduated from Newington High help, but he won’t hear of Pastor” and “ Lutheran altogether. fathers, drunken fathers, your chest. Write to Abby, reason for rejecting a re­ j Chicken Bologna. Expires June 30, 1982. The prospective bridegroom School in Daytona Beach, the School, the University of Connec­ it! Please advise me and Mother” : cruel fathers and deserting P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, fund request is non- LIBBY McNEILL AND LIBBY Chili-Tamale Re- graduated from Manchester High University of Florida and the Duke ticut and the Hartford Graduate pray for this. LePage-Gagnier I, too have had some un­ fathers? I liken her action Calif. 90038. For a personal < compliance with the terms j fund Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the required School and Roger Williams College University School of Law. He is an Center. He is employed by National Liappes-Orcutt UNHAPPY Jesus frowned on usual requests for wed­ to that of a woman who reply, please enclose a of the offer,” said Drier. I refund form and three entire labels from Libby's in Rhode Island. He is employed by attorney with Smith, Stratton, Wise DOCTOR’S WIFE premarital sex, but he also CSS in Wilton. ding, such as a couple in stamped, self-addressed “ People are sending us re­ Industrial Risk Insurers in Hart­ Lora Lee Orcutt and Gustave. J. Liappes Jr. were Theresa Marie Gagnier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. forgave a woman caught in receives a beautiful pre­ I Chili and-or Tamales. Expires June 30, 1982. and Heher of Princeton. envelope. fund requests that are mis­ ford. ■ DEAR WIFE: Firing his their 80s asking that the adulterv. The United sent, then complains j LOVITT Foods. Receive a $1 refund. Send the An April 24 wedding at the An April 24 wedding at St. married Jan. 16 at South United Methodist Church. The Joseph Gagnier of Springfield, Vt., and Mark Louis sing the required refund A Sept. 4 wedding at Emanuel bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orcutt Sr. I required refund form and two Lovitt logos or Princeton University Chapel is M aurice Church in Bolton is LePage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland LePage of 407 form or■the correct Lutheran Church is planned. , of Wales Road, Andover. The groom is the son of Mr. I Universal Product Code symbols from 12- or 16- planned. planned. Parker St., were married Jan. 30 at St. Patrick’s Chiircb number of proofs of and Mrs. Gustave Liappes Sr. of East Hartford. in Manchester, N.H. 9 I ounce Lovitt Shaved Steak pouches. Expires June purchase or a required I 3Q 1982. The double ring service was performed by the Retg cash-register tape. The Rev. Dr. G.W. Webb officiated at the double ring Florent Bilodeau. The bride was given in marriage by j M OR'ioN HOUSE $1 Refund Coupon Offer. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Lean cqn also suffer gout “ We also must reject re­ I Receive a $1 coupon for Morton House Stew or her father. fund requests if the proofs father. David Morse was organist. Bridget Mellow of Manchester, N.H. was matrpn of I Chili. Send the required refund form and three en- are not for the specific tire labels from any combination of Morton House Kathleen Martucci, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Bonnie Barstow of DEAR READER: You I . DEAR DR. LAMB: of his symptoms (but I am varieties or sizes asked for Stew or Chili products. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. honor and Sandy Liappes, sister of the groom, was Springfield, Vt. and Laurie Barstow of Boston, Mas^. are. Lecithin will not help a I About eight months ago my surprised that the feet by the manufacturer. We I SWIFT PREM IUM Brown 'n' Serve Sausage bridesmaid and Martina Martucci, the bride's godchild, Nicole Gagnier, niece of the bride, was flower girl. . person lose body fat liusband was diagnosed by alone escape involvement) can’t accept substitutes I Free Eggs Offer. Receive a coupon worth up to $1 was flower girl. Peter Mellow of Manchester, N.H. was best man ana he should be taking deposits at all. In fact, when the manufacturers’ ushers were Peter Heard of Manchester, Conn, ai^ blood tests as having gout. lecHhin is fat. The fatty I for eggs and a 10-cent coupon for Brown ‘n’ Serve Michael Liappes, brother of the groom, was best man Your Health medicine to control his uric marketing strategy is to Gerard Gagnier of Springfield, Vt., brother of the brid4'. Be was put on a spiKial’ acids and glycerol (which I Sausage. Send the required refund form, three and ushers were Edward Orcutt Jr. and Franklyn Or­ acid levels, such as promote specific sizes of a Timothy Gagnier, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer.' diet to limit his protein in- is fat) are connected to I Universal Product Code symbols from Swift cutt, brothers of the bride. Zyloprim. If his uric acid product.” Following a reception at the Holiday Inn, the coupre t(d(e. The diet has helped to Lawrence Lamb, M.D. choline. At least one of the I Premium Brown ‘n' Serve Sausage and one Univer- ease the pain but the levels are adequately con­ Drier went on to cite I sal Product Code symbol from an egg carton. This The reception was at the Army-Navy Cliib and the left on a trip to North Conway, N.H. They are makin'^ fatty acids contain Stiffness and soreness re­ trolled he should be able to other reasons for the rejec­ I offer is void in Wisconsin and Washington. Expires couple went on a wedding trip to the Poconos and their home in Hooksett, N.H. phosphorous which makes main. avoid most of : the com­ tion of refund requests: June 30, 1982. Northern New England. They are making their home in The bride is a graduate of Notre Dame College iti plications of gout. it a phospholipid. The , He certainly is not a • “ Many requests are I WILSON Super Sunday Refund. Receive a $1.25 Manchester. Manchester, N.H. and is employed as the Title I coor­ whole thing is digested like prime candidate for gout. 1 am sending you The received with the wrong I refund. Send the required refund form and the M The bride, who is employed as a floral designer at dinator for the school districts of Auburn and Candia, Health Letter number 13- other fats and the broken He is 26 years old, 5 feet 10 post-office box number. { proofs of purchase from any four Wilson product. Krause Florist in Manchester, designed her own wed­ N.H. 10, Gout, The Uric Acid down components are ab­ and weighs 150 pounds. He • “ When offers are I The proof is the Wilson blue ribbon and seal with ding bouquet made up of white roses, stephanotis, The bridegroom is a graduate of Manchester H i^ joints except his feet. There is no relationship Disease, for more informa­ sorbed through your in­ lifts weights twice a week limited to one per I the words “ proof of purchase” from the Wilson School, Manchester Community College, and N ^ between gouty arthritis tion. Others who want this testinal wall into your freesia, silk lily of the valley, peacock feathers and dnd plays tennis and DEAR READER: You household, then we must I package or the proof-of-purchase slip or inspection plumosa ferns, designed in cascading, crescent style. Ham p^ire College in Manchester, N.H. He t e ^ p lo y f and a vasectomy. The cells issue can send 75 cents body. The lecithin in your 'rpcquetball regularly. don't have to have a family enforce this restriction and | sUp from inside canned ham or canned ham patties, The groom is employed by Loctite Corporation of as a software support speclaVlst 'for that are blocked from the with a long, stamped, self- blood is manufactured by Gout does not run in his history to have gout reject duplicate requests. | Expires June 30, 1982. Newington, as a warehouseman. Systems of Bedford, N.H. vasectomy do not get loose addressed envelope for it your own liver. family on either side for (although yOur husband’s • “ We now accept only | WILSON Masterpiece Crystal Offer. Receive a in the body or settle In the to me. In care of this If you need choline, Debra Novitch five generations, but he uncle may have had gouty one refund request per | three-piece set of monogrammed crystal wine Trade Brown Kimberly A. Adams joints. And more recent newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, lecithin might be helpful David Wieliczka had an uncle who was arthritis). Sometimes the but you should get choline envelope. Group mailings j glasses. Send the required refund form and three reports of population Radio City Station, New' are also returned to the News for senior citizens crippled with arthritis by high uric acid tendency is from a good diet. I front labels from Wilson Masterpiece half or whole studies suggest that a York, N.Y. 10019. sender.” Adams-Fournier Novitch-Klucewicz the age of 40. inherited without members And fat is not converted I boneless hams or three inspection slips from inside A vasectomy poses no impor­ When my husband was 21 having gouty arthritis. Drier pointed out that, in Brown-Wieliczka Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Adams of 6 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Novitch of 207 tant health hazard. DEAR DR. LAMB: to liquid and eliminated I Wilson Masterpiece canned ham. Expires June 30, be bad a vasectomy. Is it That happens particularly addition to the 7 million Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown of Ver­ Lorraine Road announce the Scott Drive announce the enage- Explain to me Soya through your kidney with I 1982. possible that those cells in women. Then, I have to You do not have to be fat rejections, almost a non anounce the engagement of engagement of their daughter, ment of their daughter, Debra Don't wait till last minute Lecithin capsules. Do they any substan.-e you take. It I Here’s a refund form to write for: The Caress could be settling in his assume your husband’s or eat rich foods or drink to million and a half refund their daughter. Trade Brown, to Kimberly A. Adams, to Rodney Novitch, to Edward Michael help to reduce the fat in the is broken down into carbon I Challenge, P.O. Box 7905, Westbury, N.Y. 11592. joints? Could the deposits have gout either. Many requests cannot be David W ieliczka, son of Oleta Fournier, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray­ Klucewicz, of Chaplin, son of diagnosis is correct. You body, turn it into liquid dioxide and water by I Send a self-addressed envelope with your request in his joints be from the gout victims, like your hus­ delivered. Richardson and Anthony Wieliczka. mond Fournier of 53 Duval St. E d w a rd K lu c e w ic z o f 358 could have a high uric acid which later is eliminated metabolism to release I for this form. This offer of a soap coupon worth up vasectom y rather than level and still have a band are even lean and ac­ “ This is usually because both of Manchester. Hackmatack St. and the late Irene for variety show tickets through the urine? I am energy which your body I to 75 cents expires July 31, 1982. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate protein? I am worried different form of arthritis, tive. we get an improper or an S. Klucewicz. taking 1,200 mg every other must use or store as fat. I______of Manchester High School. She is Assuming your husband incomplete address,” he The bride-elect attended The bride-elect is a graduate of about his future because of such as rheumatoid day in hopes it will do just There is no magic way out employed by Pratt and Whitney Air­ Editor’s note: this on Thursday, starting at ting dates. Friday: vegetable soup, .bis youth; he has gout in all arthritis. does have gout as a cause said. “ When sending for a Rockville High School and Becker Manchester High School and the that. Am I being mislead? of it. craft in East Hartford. column is prepared by the 7:30 p.m. entitled “ Babes We still are looking for tuna salad sandwiches, refund, you should print Drier offered a final Junior College. She is employed by University of Massachusetts with a ours and we apologize for staff of the Manchester in Arms.” Any senior plastic potting containers dessert, beverage. your name, address and word about requests for re­ Cohen, Fierer, Safer Medical bachelor in fine arts degree in art any inconvenience. The prospective bridegroom is a Senior Center. It appears wishing to attend will be for our greenhouse.' ZIP code in block letters. If fund forms: “ We don’t like Associates in South Windsor. education. SCHEDULE FOR j 1979 graduate of Howell Cheney on Saturdays and admitted free of charge Renriember, every little bit the space on the refund to ignore any mail that we The prospective bridegroom The prospective bridegroom is a WEEK: I Technical School. He is employed by Wednesdays. just by showing his senior helps and it definitely will form is too small, print this receive, but in most cases attended Rockville High School. He graduate of Manchester High School Tomko Electric, citizen card. help to keep our expenses Sunday: 6 to 8 p.4i. information on a separate the manufacturers do not is employed by Contromatics Corp. and is project manager with Pratt By Joe Dimlnico rehearsal. Religion helps divorcees Wallcovering On March 29 and 30, down as well as prices on piece of paper and attach it give us refund forms to in East Hartford. An April 3 wedding at St. Bridget and Klewin General Contractors Activities Specialist there will be a meeting at our plants. Monday: 9:30 a.m. to the refund form. send to people who write An Oct. 2 wedding is planned. Church is planned. Inc. A June wedding is planned. can insulate Just a reminder to all in­ ceramics, 10 a.m. CPR Greetings! the Immanuel Baptist DEAR DR. BLAKER: I with some of the problems wouldn’t feel so guilty “ Refunders wiil also for them. So, most of these dividuals on the trip com­ course, kitchen social help to insure the proper BARRINGTON, 111 Don’t forget our up­ Church in New Haven to pm a divorced Catholic of divorce, please send about misleading her. requests go unanswered.” address the critical mittee of the meeting games. 12 lunch, 12:30 p.m. them to me in care of this handling of their refund ’The conventioneers (U P I) --- A new type of coming variety show this pinochle games; ll;3 0 a .^ . woman with two children. I DEAR READER: I problems that the black scheduled for Thursday. ! ,)>elleve religion helps a lot newspaper, P.O. Box 475, request by attaching their agreed that D rier had wallcovering is said to year entitled “ Strike Up to 1 p.m. registration for A sk don’t think I would want to the Band” by Gershwin aged face in Connecticut. Also, a reminder to the ' .when people are really in Radio City Station, New proofs of purchase to a given them some very good have insulating properties. The two-day summit program committee New York trip; 1 p.i^. York, NY 10019. Replies be thought of as> a separate piece of paper. It advice. The product has a thin slated for April 23 and 24 at trouble. % D r. B la k e r “ complication” in the life meeting is free of charge members of the next I.R.S. Bus pickup at 8 a.m., will be printed as space is easier for us to count layer of thermo-reflective Manchester High School. return trips at 12:30 and i ' Not long ago I came of a person for whom' I Every year our show is a to any senior and is spon­ meeting scheduled for across these “ Ten Com- Karen Blaker, Ph.D. allows. them and there is less Refund update aluminum under a March 31. 3:15 p.m. deeply cared. sellou t^ please don’t wait sored by the National .ftiandments for the chance of a stray proof of decorative surface. Caucus and Center on Tuesday: 9 a.m. DEAR DR. BLAK E R : I Do yourself and your purchase falling out of the Readers who sent for the The combination reduces until the last minute and PINOCHLE SCiORES '.formerly Married.” I Black Aged and the registration for WildwoM; am a 56-year-old bachelor girlfriend a favor and tell envelope during Betty Crocker “ Buy Two, heat loss through walls and find that the tickets are '. jhought you might want to for March 17: Gert McKay, 9 a.m. bus for shopping; who is completely happy her what you have told me. processing. Get One Free Offer” may recycles most of ’the sold out. Tickets may be Connecticut Stete Depart­ pass them on to your ment on Aging. Any in­ 618; Violet Fairweather, 9:30 a.m. oil painting; 10 living his second childhood. Then let her decide what “ Please don’t staple the have been surprised to radiant heat inside the purchased here at the 612, Carl Popple, 609; . jeaders. They really I have so much freedom. dividual interested in a.m. scrabble and chejss she wants to do. proofs to the refund form receive a form for a box of room back into it, says a center for the donation of Harry Pospisil, 596; Ernest helped me. reconcile thy past and on with it. There is only one com­ noodies rather than the one attending is asked to con­ and checkers; square dan­ You may be surprised. since this cdn cause spokesman for Enerlec $4 for adults and $2 for Grasso, 594; Ann Fisher, p,. 1. Thou Shalt not live in reconstruct thy future by a 9. .Thou. Shalt ask others plication. And that is the for a box of potatoes that tact the center^ so that cing; 1 p.m. bowling; 1:30 She may have already damage to the form when Systems, Inc., the North children. 583; Sam Schorrs, 578; Ar- ^ the past. quick new marriage. for help when thou needest young woman I date on a guessed that you have no was mentioned in this transportation ' can be p.m. exercise class. 1 p.Ai. the proofs are detached American marketing arm This is what the trip vid Peterson, 574; Rene .. 2. Thou Shalt be responsi­ 6. Thou Shalt not make it. regular basis. We have intention of marrying her column. The mistake was worked out. IRS. 12:30 p.m. bus returns from it.” of Bammental, a West Ger­ 2 committee has lined up: Maire, 573; John Galley, ble for thy present and not thy children the victims of 10. Thou Shalt ask God Any individuals in­ from shopping. ' never discussed the future but is staying with you man manufacturer. On Monday, from 11:30 572. blame thy past for It. thy past mistakes. for the wisdom to bury terested in obtaining Wednesday: 9 a.m. but we have been going anyway — at least for the In summer, the a.m. to 1 p.m. there will be 3. Thou Shalt not feel 7. Thou Shalt not try to yesterday, create today assistance with their health clinic; 10 a.m. together for three years time being. spokesman says, the a si^up for the Radio City BRIDGE SCQAESc sorry for thyself Indefinite­ convince thy children of and plan for tomorrow. ai^ I am almost certain Medicare forms are ,crewel. Friendship Circfe; Is there a hospital stay in SOS meeting Sundays reflective aluminum Music Hall show entitled Kay Bennett, 4,980; how terrible and evil their she wants to get married reminded that we will be round dancing, noon iuncm; ly- DEAR READER: your child’s future? Write barrier turns back solar “ Encore” scheduled for Nadine Malcolm, 4,690; , . 4. Thou Shalt assume thy absent parent is. and have children. That SOS: Serving Our Singles, meets Sundays at 6 p.m. at having trained. volunteers 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 Thank you for the words of for Dr. Blaker’s newsletter heat, to keep rooms Cooler i - May 17. The price of the Mabel Loqmis,_ 4,230; G. just share f o r thy 8. Thou Shalt learn all doesn’t interest me at all. South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. It here at the center on p.m. craft class; IRS.; 8 wisdom. “ When Your CJiild Goes to and save energy by trip is $24.50 and a deposit McCarthy, 3JK; Ed Hln- *' marriage’s dissolvement. thou canst about being a I only wish she would features a weekly lecture on a financial, emotional or Wednesday from 1 td 3 'a.m. bus pickup; return If other readers have the Hospital.” Send 50 allowing higher thermostat of $12 is required when you dle, 3,350. ■ 5. Thou Shalt not try to one-parent family and get find another man. Then I legal topic of interest to single adults. Lisa M. Benson Constance A. Berube Karen F. Melton trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. found solutions for dealing cents and a stamped, self- settings. sign up. p.m. SOS is a non-profit organization designed to meet the MENU FOR THE Thursday: 10 a.m. dart addressed envelope to Dr. The introductory line of The general public is in­ Also if you have a legal spiritual, psychological and social needs of single adults 0 WEEK: league; orchestra rehear­ Blaker in care of this Thermodecor Berube-DeMaio vited to accompany us on problem and would like in the Greater Manchester area. Benson-Rahnar Melton-Botticello Monday: hot dog on a sal; hot dinner, Irish Day newspaper, P.O. Box 475, wallcoverings includes 47 this trip. Also on March 23 some assistance, you may Every lecture is followed by a social hour and Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Benson of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Berube of bun, baked beans, cole program; 1 p.m. IRS bus Radio City Station, New designs and colors. They Patricia Melton of 59 Wilfred from 9 to 11 a.m., there contact the center for an 'About Town refreshments and the- first Sunday of each month Bolton Road, Vernon, announce the 50 Turnbull Road announce the slaw, chilled fruit, pickup at 10 a.m. and 10:45 York, N Y 10019. Road announces the engagement of will be a signup for the appointment with our legal features a potluck supper. are pretrimmed, washable engagement of their daughter, Lisa engagement of their daughter, beverage. a.m. at Arthurs. Retinn Write to Dr. Blaker at her daughter, Karen Frances Wildwood-Cape May trip aid clinic scheduled to be and strippable. Marie Benson, to Paul Mathew ' Constance A. Berube, to John A. Wednesday: cream of trip after program. the above address. The Melton, to John Anthony Botticello, scheduled to leave June 13 here at the center on Rahner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeMaio, son of Lucia B. DeMaio of celery soup, sliced turkey Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage; volume of mail prohibits son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bot­ and return on June 17. A Thursday from 10 a.m. to A free will offering will be taken. Refreshments will be Rabner of Bristol. Stamford and Albert V. DeMaio of on whole wheat, brownies. 10 a.m. kitchen social . Choir to perform served. personal replies, but ticello of 77 Spencer St. $75 deposit is required. For noon. Miss Benson is also the niece of Wethersfield. Thursday: Irlsh_Day: games; exercise class; questions of general in­ The bride-elect is a graduate of further details, you may Don’t forget our monthly FROM ART TO ROMANCE Duss Benson of 43 Woodbridge SL, East Hartford High School and Corned beef and cabbage, noon lunch; ^;45 p.pi. set­ -'■j- - . terest will be disdbssed in The bride-elect is a graduate of stop by the center and pick birthday party on March Manchester. attended Manchester Community Irish potatops, buttered' back game$; bus pickup at The chancel choir of the North United Methodist future columns. TO SCI/FI TO ZERRAS... Manchester High School and she up a flier. 29. If you have a birthday Conference planned College for two years. She is carrots, ,ite cream, 8 a.m. retiim trips at noon a -Church, 300 Parker St., will present J.H. Maunder’s can­ attended Manchester Community in the month of March, G o o d Uted Paparbtck* ~ Personal advice employed at Hartford Hospital. DON’T FORGET that please let us know at the beverage. and 3;l&'p.m. tata, "Olivet to Calvary” March 28 at 7:30 p.m., at the The Board of Christian Education of Trinity Covenant College. She is employed by Connec­ church. 28JW0 Many Uka Naw Abigaii Van Buren offers personal The prospective bridegicoom is a Thursday will be Irish Day. office so that we may Church will sponsor a Christian Education day this Sun- 'A e iM A C K l ticut Bank and Trust in EUist Hart­ The cantata recalls the scenes which mark the last Europe tour AUIV beeki advice daily in one of America’s graduate of Manchester High School The menu will consist of honor you. All seniors are da^ with students from the Sunday Bible school classes M «t Half Mg-Stora Prices ford and by Fugazy Travel in Hart­ Masons meet Tuesday days of the Sarior’s life on earih. best-read columns, “ Dear Abby,” in and Prince Technical School. He is corned beef and cabbage invited to attend. participating in the 8 and 11 a.m. services as singers, ford. The rejoicing of the multitude with praise and palms, set by ballet Mfty P if leore? We have best sellers The Manchester Herald's Focus sec­ employed by Connecticut General and potato. Irish music will t^ c lK s te r Lodge of Masons will meet at Tuesday ushers, and scripture readers. and classics, fiction and non­ ANOTHER ‘ ’ the view of Jerusalem from the steep of Olivet, the la-' An open house for classroom visitaHon, tw well as a tion. The prospective bridegroom is a Insurance Od. A May wedding is be supplied by Lou Joubert ' i £ ’"*• Masonic Temple, 25 E.' Center St. HOUSTON (UPI) - The fiction—books to suit every taste. We REMINDER to all golfers ment over the beautiful city, the scene in the Temple, graduate of Hartford Public High planned. and his band. We also will Fellowcraft degree w^B be presented with senior coffee time will be from 10:iS to-1Q;S5 a.m. Houston Ballet will tour give credit for your books, there’s (men and women) wishing A the lonely walk back over the Mount at night form Back copies School and Manchester Community be having a slide presenta­ vrarden Krnrat J. Kjellsoivliceslding. Refreshments will Refreshments will be served during this time. Europe March 27-May 10, playspace for the kids, and coffee’s College. He served with the U.S. Air tion on Ireland as well as to participate in our golf chief features of the first part of the cantata. The day will be capped off-with ah "OT. Fashioned visiting Spain, Italy, always hot. The Manchester Herald keeps be served after the degree work. Officers dr^ss will be ------V ._L)) Force and the U.S. Coast Guard Hish songs and ifahces. So leagues: a very ipnportant tuxedos. ' Part n opens with the supper of the Passover, at Meetin’” at 6:30 p.m. It will be an evening service of Switzerland, France, back copies for sale for 30 days only. Now you know Reserve. He is employed as a police make a point toitop by and meeting is scheauled for which Jesus washes the feet of His disciples and gives to singing special music, and testimony, led by Milt Luxembourg and Monaco. 'The cost is 25 cents per copy and the officer in Hartford. The world’s shortest river — the D learn a little .' as well as March 29 at 7 p.m. Items His friends the new comnuuidment of love for one Nilson, assistant pastor. Its repertoire will include 9 ^ p e r / a c £ Herald office at 1 Herald l^uare is Guide to weekend events aperi River in Lincoln City, Ore., — con­ have a lot of fun. on the agenda will be elec­ another as the sign of true discipieship. On Tiiesday Covenant Women will sponsor an A1 Davis “ Giselle,” “ Daphnis and open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 A June 26 wedding at St. Bridget nects the Pacific Ocean with Devil’s tion of officers, selection of The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of Ic Soloists will be Karen Erickson, Gerry Chappell and concert at 7:30 p.m. Davis, a former prison inmate, will C3iloe,’’ “ Etudes,” “ Three 984 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor 644 aB978 p.m. Also, there will be a play Church is pianned. I.,ake and is 440 feet long. course, and leagues star­ where to go and what to do." every Friday in the stUQuentln Mangun. James W. McKay, director of music at be singing, playing piano and speakjifg. Everyone is Open 10-5 dally, thurs 10-9, 12-4 Sunday at Manchester High School Focus/Weekend section. . ■ Preludes,” and “ Four Last the church, will direct the cantata. The public is invited. welcome. A free-will offering will be taken. 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S ‘ MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 20, 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 20, 1982 Winnie Winkle — Henry Ruduta and J.K.S. Irwin tied for TPC lead Astro-graph I WAS TOLP TO ...0UTJ m l \iB £ S youR Crossword P a g e 1 6 s u p e m s E youR /vor nXEMTE \ ROB6IVE- iSPORTS ACTIVITIES... KEEP vouK sM oon m n e s s , it m u . you ffo sy ... AROaMPM/SS /NOTHAPPEN m NKiE!s y V a g a in .' ACR O SS 40 Venomous Answer to Previoul Puzzle anaka OAA/Ce/ UililiLlULJt] Mareh21,1N2 how It will work wonders for I Hsilth resort 41 Mountain You should form alliances that your relationship. [ ^ D i i i n D n 4 Undercover pass in India n n n n E i D will be h neflclal for all con­ VmOO (Aug. 23-8apt 22) Month (abbr.) cerned In the year following Conditions that could contrib­ man 7 Crime TakH option your birthday. T f ^ will be able ute to bettering your lot in life Carpst 'Nova advances in NCAA to hold fast against the pas­ look hopeful today. Results will AT LEA ST„. 10 Term of sage of time. come quicker if you stir thir>gs addreii Dafenalva I WON'T BE mlwila (abbr.) RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - AMES (March 21-AprH It ) up a bit. * I I Author buzzer. with 4:05 remaining to put the Wild­ Stewart Granger killed Memphis You and your special somedrte LIBRA (Sept 2S-Oci 22) Your C A U S H T o a n e Tolstoy Stove fuel Villanova has only had to play two "I thought'it was in,” said Stretch of cats ahead 64-62. Phillip Haynes tied State's comeback hopes when he won't need a lot of people greatest gifts today are your THAT A6AIN/ 12 Ungentle- games thus far in the NCAA tourna­ Jackson. He said Memphis State land □ U U M it with a basket at 3:40, but Aaron made both ends of a one-and-one around today, but it might be leadership qualities. Now is the manly man ment, but the Wildcats have needed coach Dana Kirk had directed him fun to plan something with time to put them to use. Take 14 Work of ait 61 Pracia 10 Howard again put Villanova in front with 10 seconds remaining-to make l6ur overtime periods to advance to another couple you both like. control where you can advar>ce Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 Striking affact Building 10 to take the final shot. 66-64 with 3:13 to go. Memphis it 70-66. Predictions of what's in store your self-interests. ground □ □ D D n n 18 ponuna Sunday’s East Regional for the right “ I was looking for a jump shot at State’s Gary Taylor managed to tie Pinone said Villanova, a member for you in each season follow­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 19 Mina workart' Flipper to join college basketball’s Final the free-throw line. I did’t know how ing your birth date and ¥rhere Your nobler instincts will be Weir 13 Protrusioni 34 Snakes the game at 66-66, but that was the of the Big East Conference, union (abbr.) „ your luck and opportunities lie much in evidence today. You're Baaeballer 15 Homburg 36 Support Four. much time there was, so I shot,” he beginning of the end for the Hgers. TBLL you 21 Pound! (abbr.) deserves to be in the final eight are in your Astro-Graph. Mail apt to make sacrifices on Gehrig 17 M ao_____ 38 Snatch Villanova downed Memphis State said. Pinone, who led the Villanova |1 for each to Astro-Graph, behalf of others without even WHAT, EARL, 22 Manner of . . lung 39 Become teams still in the tournament. IF^HBS MES) Aye 70-86 Friday night in overtime. The bail entered the basket and scoring with 19 points, hit both ends Box 469, Radio City Station, thinking what you'll get In walking gX Pronoun 20 Time zone awallad “ It is no fluke and our team knows N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify return. ANA&TEBPIP 24 Houiawifa'a ti- (abbr.) "These kids never quit,” said rimmed out. of a one-and-one combination with 41 Univaraal lima it is no fluke,” he said. “ People just birth date. SAQITTARtUS (Nov. 22-Oee. HIT6...I'LL tie (abbr.) 22 Food (el.) Wildcat coach Rollie Massimino. Memphis State had to play the 26 seconds remaining to make it 68- DOWN (abbr.) haven't heard about Villanova — but TAUmiS (AprH 20-May 20) 21) Opportunities are apt to TAKE THE 25 Existence 23 Air (prefix) "They just come on and keep going. overtime period and the final five 66. Rather than lounging around In present themselves today to 42 Concert BLAME (Let) 1 Compaii 24 Actrets inatrumant They just feel like they can’t lose.” minutes of regulation without ‘T was pretty confident even they will.” the shade today, try to find tighten the ties that bind you to 26 Warm up a point Farrow 43 Evan a litUa Villanova, 24-7, downed freshman Keith Lee, who sat down prefects in ^ Ic h you can an already good friend. Take motor 2 26 Mythical though I had missed a few easy Memphis State; which ended its Hole bit (2 wda.) express your artistic urges. the initiative to strengthen the 27 Scatter treih 3 Greek Northeastern 76-72 in triple- with five fouls. Lee, who has been shots down the stretch,” Pinone season 24-5, was 8-for-15 from the Busying your hands with beau­ relationship. Annalt 45 Cereal grau 29 Accumulation 4 bowman overtime to advance to Raleigh. averaging 18.5 points per contest, said. “ I just wanted to get the first foul line and Kirk said that meant ty will be rewarding. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Woman's 47 Aleutian QEMtIN (May 21-June 20) The chances of your ambitions of waste garment 27 Green citrus Regulation time ended Friday finished Friday with 14 — high for one in.” the difference in the game. fruit Island Cupid looks upon you very. being fulfilled tc^ay are excel­ 31 eiackmore S Sty night with the score tied 62-62 when Memphis State. Memphis State turned the bail "W e had the game won,” he said. S fllP heroine 6 Dairy product 28 Brilllanca 48 Beverage (pi.) favorably today. It's entirely lent. You're ready to pay your Memphis State senior guard Otis Villanova scored first in the over­ " I t was just a matter of making the possible you'll catch dues to get ahead. You don't . CISMTi ... . 35 Breast 7 Killed 30 Shed faathert 50 Cots sound over when Haynes was called for someorra's eye and the sparks fear hard work or long hours. 36 Whips 8 Olympic 32 "_____ in 52 Shoofly Jackson missed a 25-footer at the time when John Pinone hit a basket traveling with 14 seconds left and foul shots.” will fly.' It may be a person AQUARIUS (Jen. 2S-Feb. 19) 37 Pertaining to board (abbr.) Blue" 6 3 _____ Zadung you've long admired. You're a good salesperson Lent 9 Zero! 33 Snug retreat 54 Rhea CANCER (June 21-July 22) today and, if you choose to, World’s Greatest Superheroes Have you been thinking of you have the ability to take 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 something to make your home heavy ideas and make them or surroundings more comfort­ sound light and exciting. -AND I'M JU&T ] TfPtCAL MALE able? Do it t(^ay. The change FRIENPeHIP OR NO 10 11 12 13 Big East quintets shine PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) THE 4\ANTi? y ARR06ANCe,Sme- vrill be permanently pleasing. Someorte who Is very fond of friendshif; kvonper^ STOP TO... \ AWNf SUCH A PITY- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Put the you and who also feels a trifle WOWAN.. 14 IS 18 17 concerns and needs of your obligated for kindnesses from H tlH l? mate a few notches above your you Is secretly working to bal­ 18 19 20 21 own today. You'll be surprised ance the account. ■ UPI photo 22 23 las BC tops Kansas State ■ ■ Vlllanova’s Ed Pinckney (54) battles with Memphis State’s Keith 26 28 Adams scored 11 of his points in scored 6 points during the opening Lee (24) for possession of basketball in NCAA Eastern ■ ST. LOUIS Houston. sas State forward Randy Reed occasions, the final time on a 20-foot Kansas State’s 3-2 zone defense. 4AK4 trick two. Blast plays his ■nHIN65MU6T 49 50 51 52 S3 54 shot from the right corner by W -T O U O H E R r Tyrone Adams and Reed each WEST EAST jack. Now South takes his Tyrone Adams. But Tyrone Adams ace, plays two rounds of scored 16 points for Kansas State. for Western final THAN 65 66 67 4 4 4 1 2 missed two shots from the same The game was tied on five oc­ ?84 4KQJ41 trum|» and the ace-king of IT H 0U 6H T / IShootout expected diamonds to get to discard spot in Kansas State’s next two casions over the first 10 minutes 4J8S42 4Q1096 58 59 80 PROVO, Utah (U P l)- T h e NCAA says his Beavers and the Hoyas, “ in 4QJ 1092 445 his nine of hearts. Then the possessions and Murphy made the before Michael Adams put Boston West Regional championship garne essence, like to play the same type 10 of hearts from dummy SOUTH Wildcats pay for it with a basket and College in front 17-15, on a driving Saturday between Georgetown and of game. We both play pressure gives him a chance to ruff (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 4AKII7li East's queen. . CjIVE . in Mideast match two free throws to give the Eagles layup. But Reed converted a three- Oregon State features teams that defense and have patient offenses.” WA9 Back to dummy with the the lead for good at 59-55. point play to cap an 11-2 outburst epitomize' the current trend in And Georgetown coach John ♦ 7 5AfAERICAN[ last high club to lead the P a ^ ^K 'N G t'- Tim Jankovich drew Kansas State over the nextfive minutes to put the college basketball — both favor Thompson says playing carefully is 4872 Wmp do 4 0 U Final Four, agreed the Cardinals seven and pick up Blast's :j BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - back to within 61-59 with 2:57 left Big Eight Wildcats ahead 26-19. strong defense and a conservative the way to win. king. Now he gets to discard KfVHo thetxc CELEBRITY CIPHER “ played the toughest schedule in the Vulnerable: ^ tb otiTer guys Celebrity Cipher cryptOQrefne are creeled from quotetione by temoue people, peel ; Low-scoring games have been the and the Wil'dcats had a chance to tie Kansas State’s zone effectively offense. “ Any team that makes it this far Dealer South his losing club on the five of artd preeent.Eech letter m the dpherttertde for another. Todiy'tckmXagumO. ifad in the NCAA Tournament this country.” the game after a turnover by Martin hearts. aren't Ooponcse? shutdown the penetration of Bagley. Fourth-ranked Oregon State in the tournament is a good team.” year but 20th-ranked Louisville and “ It’s just another very, very good Vcft North Eut Soeth The hand doesn’t require & Clark. But Michael Adams foiled a However, John Garris came off the prefers a controlled tempo and likes Thompson said. “ That's why we’re Louisville team and I've been 1 4 any of this luck. After the J upstart Alabama-Birmingham 3-on-l fast break by stealing the ball bench at center to pick up that to spread into a four-comer game to playing conservatively. You make Past S.NT Pass &♦ Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence following Louisville since the ‘50s,” club lead there is a perfect ^ should put a stop to that in the from EM Galvao and the Eagles slack, scoring 12 straight [Mints to protect a lead. •- one mistake and you can be out.” Pass 84 Pass 8 4 double squeeze available. ‘WM8 TAYB JKB UTF8CAE8AW Mideast Regional finals Saturday. said Bartow. Paa 74 Pass Pass were able to improve their record to draw the Big East Eagles within 1 at Georgetown uses its 7-tool Miller said the difference between Actually, It has been set up WE'VE SDT TO USE '! “It o u g h t to be an up-and-down the The Blazers, enjoying support Pass OUR BRA M S. 22-9 with the final string of free 37-36 with 1:46 left in the half. freshman center Pat Ewing for the the teams is Ewing. for him in simple form. All from most of the 16,754 fans on their floor, interesting game to watch,” throws. But Galvao and Tyrone Adams same puipose, seeking a mismatch “ They have balance plus the big he must do is run off his sev­ home court, used Robinson's 23 en trumps and discard three said Louisville Coach Denny Crum Kansas State trailed by 8 with 24 closed out the half with 17-foot under the basket or hoping op­ guy,” Miller said. “ Ewing probably Opening lead: 4Q OKA XT DTE8W M VAU QTC BTH VD FYlday before putting his Cardinals points in stopping third-ranked hearts and the four of clubs seconds left, but converted two baskets from both sides of the lane ponents will double team him and moves better than any center we jih r o u ^ a final practice session. Virginia and Player of the Year from dummy. Each oppo­ steals off its own full-court press to give Kansas State a 41-36 inter­ leave the guards open for outside played this year.” nent is down to three oia- .“Talent-wise, I think we match up Ralph Sampson 6 8 ^ Thursday night into baskets by Tyrone Adams and mission lead. shots. By Oiwald Jacoby monds while West must hold pretty well.” to boost their record to 25-5. and Alan Sontag Both styles of play have con­ All-America guard Eric Floyd and two clubs and East two VQ VW XT8D DTE8W M VAU WT "W e know they have a great full- “ With Virginia, we had to prepare hearts. tributed to cutting collegiate per- Ewing scored 16 and 15 points j court press,” countered Alabama- for Sampson,” said Blazers’ Today’s hand a Now a club to dummy 76ers 112-95 game scoring to it’s lowest point respectively in Georgetown’s win • Birmingham star guard Oliver forward Chris Giles. “ But with Celts win humorous article in "Inter­ squeezes East out of a since 1952. The national scoring over Fresno State. Ewing came national Popular Bridge.” diamond. A heart back to his .'I Robinson. “ But once we break their Louisville, we have to priepare for BOSTON (U P I) - M.L. Carr’s 20 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Julius average this year, according to the alive in the second half with 12 South has sold his soul to the hand squeezes West out of a BTH." - ZTKAA8 JTTXJKCX ;j first line of defense, we’re going to everybody.” points. points paced five Boston players in Erving scored 20 points Friday night NCAA, is slightly less than 137 com­ devil in return for good luck diamond. He must retain a >1 take it right to the basket.” The Cardinals took advantage of club. So dummy's three dia­ double figures and helped the to lead Philadelphia to its seventh bined [Mints per game. For Oregon State, Lester Conner at bridge. !i .' Louisville (22-9) goes into the their quickness and superior bench He is not much of a player monds take the last three Celtics to their 14th straight victory victory in the last eight games, a The trend continued through the scored 24 points and Charlie Sitton PREVIOUS SOLUTION:‘'Whsnever my married readers ask If I ;| 11:40 a.m. CST nationally televised to beat sixth-ranked Minnesota 67-61 so after getting to seven tricks. Friday night, a 134-110 rout of the 112-95 decision over the Indiana first weekend of the 1982 playoffs, had 16 in the Idaho win. The big Alley Oop — Dave Graue think an atlair Is okay, I always tell them only II It's catered.'' — ‘I game playing its best bail of the in the semifinals. Sophomore guard spades and receiving a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) San Antonio Spurs. Pacers. with tournament teams scoring just matchups today should feature the Ann Landers season. After a 12-8 start, the Car- Lancaster Gordon, averaging only It was the seventh straight 132.75 points per game between 6-8 Sitton against Ewing, and Y'LOOK ARE Y'SURE > YBROUGHT ...BUT VOU SHOULDNT BE IN THERE TOO LONG, 'dlnals have won 10 of their last 11 12 points a game, scored 23^ and Larry Bird added 19 points, regular-season loss for Indiana in them. Conner, 6-4, against Floyd. But Sit­ PrlBcIlUi’t Pop - Ed Sullivan GREAkT, I H^FTA DO IT ON YOUR- SO GIVE IT VOUR BEST SHOT WILL VOU? games with the only loss at senior forward Derek Smith added Robert Parish had 18, Kevin McHale OOP/ TH IS.G U Z?' SELF, OOP.' Philadelphia. “ If this keeps up it will also be the ton said he can’t stop Ewing by Memphis State (73-62) in the finals 17 against the Gophers. 17 and Nate Archibald 11 for the lowest scoring tournament in 30 himself. of the Metro Conference Tourna­ Crum admitted the Blazers’ have Celtics, whose winning streak is the years," the NCAA said. RDP LAST WEEX VEAH, POE , O K A V / ment, a home-court edge but added that longest in the NBA this year. “ I ’ve got to have a lot of help from VOU ‘SAIC’ S C liP West top seed Georgetown and SOU PROW5EP f Crum, who led the Cardinals to the Cardinals “ have played in tough TAKE U 5 TCI A SOU P TAKE L)$ OKAV,i', ^ George Gervin had 31 points for Bullets 108-98 Oregon State both helped keep the my teammates and, we have to put I the NCAA title two years ago and to places before. If we play well AO VIE T H 6 TDAMOVIE- ALREAPV-' the Spurs, losers of three straight, average down in the early rounds. outside pressure on their passers” Vthe Final Four three times in the enough, we will win.” He said while VICEKENP- while Mike Mitchell added 30. The seventh-ranked Hoyas beat to prevent Georgetown from feeding ! last 10 years, said he was not atiout it would be fairer not to allow a LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Wyoming 51-43 on March 13 and the ball Ewing as the Hoyas did Y I to give up after the disappointing team to play on its home court, he The Celtics took the lead for good, S[>encer Haywood and Rick Mahom against Fresno State. didn’t expect the NCAA to do that. scored 19 points apiece Friday night w hipped F resn o State 58-40 < start. 39-38, at the 3:17 mark of the second Thursday night, limiting combined “ Let’s face it,” said Crum. “ Most to lead the Washington Bullets to a Miller said he expects j " I never thought our season was period on a turnaround jumper by scoring in each game to less than 100 things are done today for the 108-98. decision over the San Diego Georgetown to rotate eight or nine I over,” he insisted. “ I felt with the McHale. The basket came in the points. almighty dollar. And if that’s the Clippers. players in the game, while he will ' schedule we played, if we won 18-19 middle of a 15-6 run which took the OSU did about the same, beating case, you are going to have to keep Washington led 75-69 early in the use six. “ We’ve been using a six Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves t games we'd get a bid.” Celtics from a 36-33 deficit to a 48-42 Pepperdine 70-51 on March 14 and f most of the teams close to home. final period before a 12-4 streak put man rotation for two months now;’’ lead. No. 8 Idaho 60-42 Thursday night. ! Alabama-Birmingham Coach Certainly Alabama-Birmingham the Bullets in cpiimand 87-73 with .Miller said. “ We won’t be worn Oregon State coach Ralph Miller I Gene Bartow, one victory away has an advantage here. But you still Boston closed the first half with a 7:56 left. BallArd M d six points and down by numbers.” I from becoming the first coach to haye to win. It’s not a qut-and-dried 63-51 lead. Gervin accounted for 26 Jeff Ruland M oed a 3-[Mint play I HATE IT WHEN THeV / t h e thing X HKB of the Spurs’ 51 (Mints. during the surge. BAPGEK ME IN ST ER E O S lead three different schools to the thing.” AB®OT PREJIDBNT P-BASAhf I Purdue gains NIT semis %$ THAT I NBVep. 6ET * r y / ^ By United Press International Riley with 22 points. Naulls, Reggie . 1y the FEEu NIG t h a t ! Roberts ahd LonniellJBluntson had Tight race in hoop league The Boilermakers of Purdue have 10 each for the AiggleS, 20-11. S H E t h i n g j earned themselves a trip to New Purdue, playing at Mackey Arena r York City. in three straight tournament games t h a t X pON'T. * Talk about a dogeloge race.rac Bob Steele who plugged the event recently Only one and one^n e ^ lf games separate first and mentioned my name, readers have asked At West Lafayette, Ind., Russell despite starting with a 14-13 record, Th f «» s J-z o ; » and fourth place in the Recreation wlut the connection was, apparently having Cross scored 26 points and Keith Ed­ beat Western Kentucky and Rutgers I g Depiartment’s Senior Basketball League stan- Herald missed his explanation ... John Garside has monson added 22 Friday night to before encountering the Aggies. The ' a dings. decided to retire from umpiring softball lead Purdue to an easy 86-68 triumph Boilermakers won the NIT in 1974, The Born Loser — Art Sansom < K: One-half game is the distance between first Angle games and Jack Repass will be back calling over Texas A&M in the third round finished second in 1979 and finished " ^ and second place, and one game is the margin the games after an abbreviated schedule last of the National Invitation Tourna­ third last year. ^ Earl Yost, ment. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Bugs BunniL— Warner Bros a between first and third place in the four-team season ... Candidates for the Greater Hart­ Bradley (24-10) meets GElanoma «6RETARlAL RXX-T I SS3 cV ^ LEVeL-MgACgf?, • ■■ % circuit. Sports Editor ford Jaycee Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame Purdue will play Georgia Monday (22-10) in the other semifinal. Five AND NOW LADES AND GENTLEMEK i ^ Here’s the way the clubs stand in the home- for 1982 are Frank Sarro, Fred KaSk, Ernie in a sdmifinal game at New York’s Bradley players hit double figures in en plus a nice guy. HE CiOLLARSEP WHEN JU S T THE t i o n T3P/ R E Q U eS T suspect. Templeton the bell r a n g ; 5A M E J OF THE F A S H lO N g P 'o g jg c r \Wmowill Incident relived ’l i e man who left the sidelines and ad­ l o s t OBVkPUeLY, HE iMON'TBg. -n; Name oddities LEANPER MAUORI& Type. egPBSTgRgP Johnny Greene who hel()ed Manchester' ministered to the young gridder was Dr. Semifinalists set A fiM N WA6 EMBARRASSED TOOK 5NORIN6 High win its only New England in- George Caillouette. ’The latter was credited There’s no connection with fair play and t BY T h e c o s t u m e ; FIRST PLACE I VlAb A teiicholastic basketball crown back in 1938 with saving Greene from choking to death. the heaviest penalized player with the Buf­ BOSTON (UPI) - Australian strengths. V lT ri , SHiPW- Wendy Turnbull downed Billie Jean Jordan, who ousted No. 1 seed SLAPSTONEv STOPPER,' has retired after more than three decades at falo Sabres in the National Hockey League. Hamilton Standard. Nice honor After 70 games, Larry Playfair had been King and Kathy Jordan defeated Hana Mandlikdva on Thursday, Greene was a three-sport letter winner in assessed 230 penalty minutes. On the other doubles partner Anne Smith Friday needed three sets to eliminate 1 t o high school and played baseball and basket­ Nice honor for Gene Johnson, long-time hand, the second most penalized performer Si night to advance to the semifinals of Smith, 6-2, 4-6, 6-1. Jordan hasn’t Winthrop — Diqk Cavalli ball for years after graduating, helping the playing manager of Moriarty’s entry in the with the Sabres is a fellow named Undy Ruff a $150,000 women’s tennis tourna­ made it to a semifinal in any tourna­ PLEASB KmnENi:WADIESAI0GB^L£ME^i Brltish-American Qub win town titles in both Hartford ’TwiUght League, who has been which suits his style play to a T ... ’The Hart­ ment. ment this year. IT. KNOW, VEPt/ F E W THATte |5l£i*-rn, WHAT CO VOU SAV WE TT TAKES SOME T M e ID seTA U . sports as well as Billy Paganl’s West Sides on named Player of the Half Century. Johnson’s ford Whalers wiU play back-to-back games Tumbull, the No. 5 seed and the PEOPLE KNOW THAT YOU'RE CINPy... H A R D L V KEEP IT THAT WAV? playing career in the Twi League spanned favorite in that the top four seeds Joining Tumbull and Jordan in the MVJ20U5IN, epcTU E es. ANVBOCV KNOWS. MIS TAP SHOES ON the diamond. with the Philadelphia Flyers, tonight in Hart­ semifinals are two unseeded 18- It was in a football game at Mt. Nebo four decades. He’ll be saluted at the Greater ford and Sunday n i^ t in the Q ^ e r City. have been eliminated, eliminated Hartford ’Twilight League Hall of Fame the popular King 6-4, 7-6, her first year-olds, Andrea Leand and Bonnie T during Greene’s schoolboy days that kindles a Channel 30 will carry the road game ... Carl Gadusek. r trip down memorylane. Dinner May 2 in Hartford at Valle’s ... To Tallarita has taken over the role of 'victory over the 38-year-old veteran Greene was a running back with the late answer a question asked by several, this matchmaker from his father, Vito. ’The latter in 10 meetings. The loss means King Gadusek, of Largo, Fla., Coach Tom Kelley’s Red and White combine. writer will be among a number of area media has been -bothered by failing eyesight for cannot qualify for next week’s $300,- eliminated eighth-seeded Betoy During this game in question, Greene was people who will take part in a Celebrity years. ’The younger Tallarita will present a 000 championships in New York. Nagelsen, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3, making the the ball carrier and when tackled, swallowed Writers’ Luncheon April 23 at the Parkview card Monday night in Hartford headed by King, wKb first played in Boston in semifinals for the first time in her PIPINS To HIS M isE Hilton Hotel in Hartford for the benefit of the 1962, fought back from a one-set, 2-0 lAPtyWAWa TMAnUB Pal • IliOP in 3-X O his tongue. ’There was much commotion, con­ Marlon Starling against Jose Santana Have brief career. Leand, a Princeton fusion and concern on the field as one might American Lung'Assn. ’Thanks to old friend a nice weekend. deficit to challenge the swift freshman who beat Andrea Jaeger Australian. But she could not sus­ at the U.S. Open last fall, crushed tain her net play, one of her Yvonne Vermaak 6-4, 6-0. y ■ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 20, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 20. 1982 - 17 TPC golf ployi Puleo makes hit with Mets * USF accused 5^. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) — Nobody, expect? He’s from New Jersey.’” but nobody in the history of baseball, ever Charlie Puleo shakes his head telling the Scoreboard broke into the big leagues the way Charlie story. slowed by fo-g Puleo did. “I wanted to go hide in my iocker,” he oi cover up S p o its \] He wanted to do one of two things: crawl in says. “A lot of the other players start yelling oW\° ‘welcome to the New York Mets.’ I thought to a hole or kill Rick Cerone for ever Parade Irwin said scoring “is not quite as SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - recommending him. But that’s getting a little my4elf, so this is the big leagues.” PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - within a week of the assault, sex mi Joe Torre, the Mets’ manager last year, high as I anticipated” on the new University of San Francisco of­ crimes experts say it might have ahead of the story. Milt Richman Hale Irwin, a two-time U.S. Open Tournament Players Club course ficials Friday denied a San Jose Charlie Puleo isn’t too well known yet. Be a didn’t waste any time using Puleo. He sent champ and the winner of last week’s been possible to match blood type him out to the mound in four relief which some have called the toughest Mercury News report that they tried and body hair to her attacker. If the Midwest Regional Bruce Fleisher little patient, though. You’re gonna hear a lot Inverrary Classic, shared the to protect their star basketball First Round Bill R w rs more of him, which isn’t all bad, either, assignments and Charlie didn’t give up an on the men’s pro golf tour. “But we victim had been examined at a March, 11 Jerry Pale second-round lead Friday in the probably haven’t seen this course at. player, <)uintin Dailey, after he was At Tulsa, CAU. WHO AM I? Phil Hancock because he’s a fine, upstanding young man, a earned run in 13 1-3 innings. hospital immediately, there might Marquette 67. Evansville 62 $500,000 Tournament Players Cham­ its toughest. We haven’t seen wiiM^ charg^ with sexually assaulting a John Mahaffey good kid, and he can certainly use the money. Puleo also has looked good this spring. He pionship with four lesser-known have been corroborative evidence Hockey Houston M. Alcorn St. 81 Jim Thorpe ly at all, being picked for the All-Star team hasn’t given up a run so far. And George here yet. If we get wind with this female student. such as bruises on her throat and March 12 Seve Ballesteros He’s a New Jersey boy, having been bom in golfers after play was halted for the “We have hot been able to make At DalUs Jim Booros Glen Ridge and attended Bloomfield High after posting a 10-3 record and 2.68 ERA Bamberger, the club’s new manager, likes sun, the greens are going to dry out traces of semen. Kansas Stele 77. Northern Illinois 68 Nick Faldo day with 60 players still on the any comment because of the gag Boston C o llie 70, San Francisco 66 School where he won All-State honors as a while striking out 125 batters in 104 innings. what he has seen. , and be very hard.” Thevictim’s father said she John Mazza. course. Tim Simpson, a 25-year-old Atlan­ prderT’ said USF spokesman ^ n ^ o n d Round Don Pooley pitcher and outfielder. The Detroit Tigers Charlie won 10 more games with Dunedin “It hasn’t been that much,” he concedes, returned to her Sacramento home March 19 Early-morning fog delayed the tan who is in his sixth tour year but Brill. “We haven’t even been able to Bob Shearer drafted him in 1978 when he was only 18 but of the Florida State League in 1979 and was 87 “but I’m certainly going to keep looking at start of Friday’s round for more for Christmas break and he could At 'Tulsa. OkU. Jim Dent still looking for his first victory, defend ourselves. But the university see the bruises, which she said she Houston 78. Tulsa 74 Victor Regalado he decided to go to Seton Hall. with Knoxville of the Southern Association in him. The jobs on our pitching staff are wide than two hours and only two of the -itATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Missouri 73. Marquette 69 made his round Friday when he has been insistent in maintaining had shown campus police, on her By United Press International Bob Byman It was there that he and Rick Cerone got 1980 before the Blue Jays dealt him to the open.” afternoon threesomes were able to Wales Conference March 14 Denis Watson placed a three^wood shot just three that no Improprieties took place in shoulders, arms and neck. At Dallas Bruce Douglass buddy-buddy. They roomed together and Mets for pitcher Mark Bomback in April of That’s all Charlie is asking. Patrick Division Kansas State ff, Arkansas 64 finish before it became too dark to the handling of the Dailey case.” W L T PU. GF GA Andy North Charlie pitched to him. When Cerone was last year. The Mets sent the 6-foot-3 right­ “Even though I know a trade is in the works feet from the cup on the 497-yard “She’s been half out of her mind, Boston College 82. DePaul 7f ' Andy Bean continue play. Dailey was accused of entering a NY Islanders m lf> 8 IM SC. 223 traded to Toronto by Cleveland in 1977, the hander to Tidewater where he was 12-9 and for another pitcher, that still leaves another The second round will be com­ 16th hole and carded an eagle 3. thinking she might have to drop out- NY Rangers 91 M IS 81 273 270 Regional Semifinals Bob Gilder woman’s unlocked dormitory room, PhiUdelpRia 91 2B 77 3BB290 March 19 Pal Lindsey year Puleo graduated from Seton Hall and then brought him up from Triple-A on Sept. spot open and I believe I’m in the running for “My ball striking is the best part ,” the victim’s father said. “She’s 9 At St. Louis Curtis Strange pleted Saturday morning and the asking her for h kiss and forcing her Pittsburgh 27 94 11 « 270 304 long before Cerone became George Stein- it,” he says., of my game and normally I like to really going through 10 kinds of hell. Washinj^n 2S 37 11 ?7 287301 Boston College (8) (202) vs. Kansas Bobby Cole 11 - low 70 scorers in the 147-man field play aggressively, always firing at to commit sex acts when she It makes me sick.” Stale If) (23-7). 8:(B p.m. Lee Elder brenner's favorite ballplayer, he told the He’ll never forget that day if he lives to be Charlie’s biggest booster right now is his Adams Division Houston 16) (22-7) vs. Missouri (2) (27- will play the third round Saturday refused to kiss him. Montreal « 19 17 101 330U0 Bill Britton Blue Jays all about his batterymate in 100. Just listen to the magnificent “debut” he wife, Michelle, whom he married last Oc­ the flag,” said Tim Simpson who has The reigning passion and the 3), 10:38 p.m. Jim Barber afternoon. He is free on $5,000 bond and faces Boston 38 94 10 86 280 947 Regional Final They remember me college. had. tober and who keeps encouraging him and Irwin, after shooting a 4-under-par been married less than three weeks. primary emotional release at USF Buffalo Sr. 22 IT. 8T 388230 Mike McCullough “But I talked to Sam Snead this charges of assault with intent to is basketball. The school has no foot­ Quebec 31 27 14 76 SU312 March 21 as a flashy playmaker. John Cook Cerone urged the Blue Jays to sign Puleo “I joined the Mets in St. Louis,” he says. telling him he has the ability to make it with 68 Friday, stands at 6-under 138 — a Hartford 21 94 16 » 940307 At St. Louis Lou Graham commit rape, assault with intent to ball team and its baseball team is Missouri-Houston winner vs. Boston When I retired, I had Mark Hayes and they told him sure, sure, but they didn’t “Herbie Norman (the Mets’ veteran equip­ the Mets. Having gotten over his introduction score matched by Tim Simpson, morning and remembered a couple Campbell Conference the all-time NBA assist to them last fall, Puleo is happy being with of things he told me. A couple of commit oral copulation, assault, perennially weak. Norris Division CoHcgu-Kansas Slate winner. 2:X p.m. Skeetcr Heath do anything about it. ment manager) gave m.e a uniform but I who tied the course record with a W L T PU. GF GA record for one game Hubert Green 2 false imprisonment and burglary the Mets. times when I wanted to go for the And the basketball team Is MinnesoU 32 90 20 84 913 2» Midnist Kcgional Mark O'Meara Eventually, in March of 1978, they did. noticed something wrong with the socks. I 66; Scott SimpTOn (70) who is no kin (18). I used to rank sec­ Raymond Floyd Elliott Wahle, one of the Blue Jays’ scouts, told him the stirrups on them weren’t right. “When I was still in junior high school. I’d flag, I backed off and went for the with Intent to commit rape. A centered around the All-America Winnipeg 29 28 13 71 283 SOB First Hound ond only to Bob Cousy to Tim; Vance Heafner (70); and preliminary hearing was scheduled Dailey. St. Louis 29 97 6 64 280 3U; March 11 J. C. Snead called Puleo at Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a They weren’t high enough. The next day he go to Shea Stadium with my buddies and after Lvn Lott (71). center of the green.” Chicago 26 3T. 11 63 2S932B At Nashville. Tenn. in total assists. As head Woody Blackburn private school in Jersey, where he was said to me, ‘take the bat boy’s socks.’ we’d buy a seat in the upper deck for $1.75, The five leaders hold a one-stroke for March 22. “It’s like the star basketball Toronto 18 98 16 ?3 373330 Indiana 94. Robert Morris ffi coach, I have worked Gary ' Hallberg Lott had shared the first round People close to the victim told the Detroit 18 42 12 48 944 319 Middle Tennes.scc fO. Kentucky 44 George Cadle teaching emotionally disturbed children, and “So now I’m putting 'em on, and suddenly we’d sneak down into the $3.50 box seats. margin over Craig Stadler— the No. player versus the model student,” for Detroit and for New Joe Inman lead with George Burns, who had a Mercury News during the two said a nursing student who knows Smythe Division March 12 York. asked him how he’d like to pitch for Utica, Buddy Bates, the guy who takes care of the We’d get thrown out every other inning by the 73-140, and PGA champion Larry 2 man on this year’s money list Fdmonton 44 17 13 101 986278 At Indianapolis Gary McCord months between the time the both the victim and Dailey. “ Just ('.algary 96 31 16 68 304916 Tennessce-ChaU. f8, N.C. State fl Greg Powers N.Y., in the New YorkPenn League. Wahle visitors’ clubhouse in St. Louis, starts yelling ushers bu^ we’d end up with good seats by the behind Tom Kite, Ed Sneed and ' (os Arnold Palmer Nelson, one of the late starters who woman named Dailey as her because he’s a star basketball Vancouver 2R 33 lf< 6T 219969 Tennes.sec 61. SW Ixiuisiana f.7 ■ItSI) nowM p n (IMI-SHlj said there would be a bus ticket on the way at the top of his voice, ‘somebody stole the seventh inning. We always wanted to get is 5-under with three holes yet to Brad Bryant. Los Angeles 22 94 If ^9 279318 Second Round •Soiax aet JO) pjmf putid Pat Mc(jUwan and $500 a month and Charlie said that batboy’s socks!’ I didn’t know it, but Herbie behind home plate so we could see the Mets’ Alone at 4-under-par 140 was .assailant and Dailey’s Feb. 22 arrest player, her story is in doubt. If Colorado 17 44 11 4f 218316 March 13 0^ ‘•.'"lor -;8 >0 too Beau Baugh play. (Top four in each division qualify for At Nashville, Tenn. Peter Oosterhuis good pitchers — guys like Tom Seaver and Burns, who set a tournament record ,on five felony charges that USF of­ someone off the street had been ac­ VOX VHN «n l» ,t»ooo Jerry Mauney sounded good to him. had set me up. He gets up and hollers, ‘Hey, “My putting is holding true to Stanley Cup playoffs.) ^ Louisville 81. Middle Tennessee 66 p n o ‘OJToOOIt ¥>KI VaMSNV He didn't have to report until June because it's that new guy from Tidewater! Just Jerry Koosman. Tom Seaver was one pitcher for the first 54 holes at Inverrary ficials tried to convince her that cused of attacking a student, *Alabama-Birmingham 80. Indiana 70 Jim Nelford form from last week,” said Irwin -Dailey could not have done it. everyone would have believed the r ridayis Game March 14 (c)lSSiNEA,IiK. Joe Hager the New York-Penn was a Rookie League and because he steals from Tidewater, he thinks I loved to watch. I’ve never m^t him. Maybe who credited his Inverrary victory before losing by one shot to Irwin on Calgary at Edmonton, 9:3f. p.m.. EST At Indianapolis Jack Renner that was when it started. Puleo didn’t do bad- he can steal anywhere he goes. Whadd’ya I’ll get a chance some day.” Sunday. Bob Eastwood, Bruce . According to the Mercury News student.” Saturday's Games Virginia f4, Tenncs.see fl Jim Colbert to his skill with a newly acquired Buffalo at Boston Minnesota 62. Tennessee-f^att. 61 Lon Nielsen Lietzke and Roger Maltbie were all investigation, the campus Public The victim, a senior and resident Danny Eklwards putter. “I’m also hitting my irons Safety Department did not follow adviser in her dormitory, is involved I^iladelphia at Hartford Regional Semifinals crisply, although my driving is not within striking distance at 3-under MinnesoU at Montreal March 18 Forrest F'ezler 141. standard police procedure when the in numerous church and campus Vancouver at t^eber At Birmingham. Ala. David Graham quite to my liking.” victim, whose name was not St. Louis at N.Y. Islanders Ixiuisville 67. Minnesota 61 Miller Barber programs for the poor, her friends N.Y. Rangers at Washington Alabama-Birmingham 66, Virginia 66 Bill Calfee released, reported the crime. said. She has a 3.5 grade point PitUburgh at Los Angeles Regionalegioi Final Rik Massengale Seventh in COC standings They t ^ no fingerprints, they did average and holds three or four jobs Toronto at Winnipeg March 20 Baseball John Schroder Radii Chicago at Detroit ' At Birmingham. Ala. Mark Lye not collect other physical evidence, at a time in order to pay USF’s $4,- Calgary at Colorado Louisville (3) (»-9) vs. Alabama- Gary Trivisonno 7^7f Lopez-AAelton takes such as sheets, and they did not take Birmingham (4) (24-fi. 12:40 p.m. David Eklwards 74-81 -TV 977 annual tuition. Don Levin the student to a hospital, according After the campus student-run West Regional Lennie Clements to the report. They also failed to newspaper publish^ the story about First Round Charles Coody report the Incident to San Francisco Dailey, editor-in-chief Kelly Marie March 11 John Adams Season as expected Noon - NCAA Swimming, ESPN At Logan. Utah Exhibition Baseball Standings David 'Thore lead in LPGA event police until the victim decided to Harp said USF vice president Anne Basketball West Virginia 1G2. N.CUrolina A&T 72 By United Press International Thomas Gray 12t30 - College Baskelball: Wyoming 61. Southern California f8 (Cincinnati vs. Detroit Not Included) Mike Nicolette report it herself — and by then it Dolan called her into her office. Sam Snead NCAA, Ch. 3, WPOP was too late to collect any evidence, March 12 American League LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Nancy slowed by her single bogey of the “She just wanted to give me a At Pullman. Wash. W L Pet. Bob Murphy I;1S • NHL: Bruins vs. Sabres, the report said: brief lesson on libel law,” Harp Pepperdine 99, vs. Pittsburgh 86 Toronto 8 4 .867 Mike Morley Lopez-Melton fired a 5-under-par 67 Lee Trevino Ch. 38 day on the par4 sixth. Lo^z-Melton Four other sexual assault in­ said. “She said it was still being in­ Iowa 70. vs. Northeast LouisUna 63 Texas 7 4 .636 1:30 - Baseball: Mels vs. Dodgers, at the Desert Inn (Country Club to added a’ birdie on the 10th, and just Second Round Oakland f 3 .6X< Don Pohl for Cheney quintet cidents on the campus this year vestigated by the district attorney’s March 13 Cleveland f 4 .fI6 take a two-stroke lead after the se­ Ch. 9 missed birdies on the 12th and 14th were reported to San Francisco office. The message beneath the lec­ At Logan, Utah Chicago 6 6 .640 .3:30 • Pro Bowling, Ch. 8, 40 cond round of a $200,000 LPGA tour­ holes before taking the lead on the Georgetown fl. Wyoming 43 Baltimore 6 7 .482 police immediately. ture was wait until the D.A. does NATIONA^BASKETBALL ASSOC. Fresno Stale 60. West Virginia 46 Milwaukee 4 f .444 nament Friday. 15th. The leader stretched her By United Press International By Len Auster guard Tom Eaton that glued Phillips also has two big question 5 - Pro Golf, Ch. 3 If the sheets had been examined something.”. March 14 California 4 f .444 marks in 6-foot-l junior Tracy 7:15 - NHL: Whalers vs. Flyers, The event is sponsored by J&B margin to two strokes with another Eastern Conference At Pullman. Wash. Boston f 7 .417 Herald Sportswriter everything together. “He really Atlantic Division Idaho 69. Iowa 67 (OT) Kansas City 4 6 .400 came along and became a real fine Strickland and 6-foot-2 junior Nick WTIC Scotch. birdie on the 17th, a par4. W L Pet. GB Oregon Slate 70. Pepperdine 61 Detroit 4 7 .364 8 - NHL: Rangers vs. Capitals^ Lopez-Melton’s two-day total of The 72-hole tournament is being Boston fO If .760 — Regional Semifinals SeatUe 2 4 .333 The 1981-82 basketball season, guard,” Phillips commented on his Foran. Each started the ‘81-82 PhiUdelphia 46 18 .719 3>4 M 137 was 8-under and tied a tourna­ March 18 New York 3 8 273 with its many twists and turns, floor general, “At the end of the season but because of personal USA Cable held at two courses; the Desert Inn New Jersey 94 32 Ilf 16*^ At Provo. Utah Minnesota 2 B .200 Bowman returns Washington 31 33 .484 18'« SUNDAY ment record held by Donna Caponi and Las Vegas Country Club. National League nevertheless wound up pretty much year he was scoring and settling the reasons left the team. New York 29 37 .439 2|>^ Oregon State 60. Idaho 42 Noon - NBA; Celtics vs. 76ers, and Beth Daniel. The 67 also tied a Judy Clark of Palm Beach, Fla., Georgetown f6. Fresno State 40 W L Pet. as Cheney Tech Coach Craig team down. He ran the offense well “Both have said they’ll be coming Central Division Regional Final Atlanta 10 2 .833 WINF, WPOP Desert Inn course record set by Bet­ the first-round co-leader with Alice Milwaukee 44 21 .677 — Pittsburgh 8* 4 .667 Phillips envisioned. and is as responsible for the .500 back but they are question marks,” Detroit 31 X .470 13*^ March 20 “The season was about what I season as anyone because of the way Phillips admits, “If they do come Noon - College Basketball: NCAA, ty BurfeindHn 1972 and tied by Beth ''Ritzman, was in third place vdth a8<’ coach AUanU 30 94 .489 IP k' At Provo. Utah Chicago 6 3 .667 as Sabres Georgetown (1) (27-6) vs. Oregon State Daniel in 1980. Indiana 30 36 .4RC 14'.k Cincinnati 6 3 .667 expected. I felt we were good he controlled matters and got the back that gives us a good cross sec­ Ch. 3 under 140. (2) (X4I. 2:ff. p.m. Los Angeles 7 4 .636 Sandra Haynie of Carrollton, Chicago 27 SB 4Lf 17 enough-to be .500,” commented the ball to the right people.” tion of seniors, juniors and 12:30 - College Hockey, ESPN Ritzman had her troubles on the aevefand If. 48 238 28 Montreal 7 f .683 Texas, carded a 68 for a 36-hole total BUFFALO, N Y. (UPI) - third place, a point behind the Cniampionship Round San Diego 6 4 .616 second-year Tech mentor, who Eaton, with seven double digit sophomores on the team.” 1:25 - Red Sox vs. White Sox, Desert Inn course, shooting a 78, Western Conference ^ r c h 27 Because of his team’s “struggling” Midwest Division St. Louis . 4 6 .444 guided the Beavers to a final 10-11 scoring efforts in his last 10 outings, Freshman Yuri Westry is also WTIC of 139 and was the leader in the putting her at 2-over par 147. Bruins. , At New Orleans Philadelphia 4 6 .444 A W L Pet. GB 2 :15 - College Basketball: NCAA, clubhouse when Lopez-Melton play of late, Buffalo Sabres General Bowman’s decision to return to National Semifinals Houston ■ 3 ,6 37f. PINNETTES- Evelyn Gallent 179, ledger. wound up third high scorer with 176 seen by Phillips as someone who can Donna Caponi, the tournament’s San Antonio 40 X .6Lf — East Regional winner vs. Midwest litonager Scotty Bowman Friday an­ coaching came after watching the Houston 36 30 I4f. 4Vk San Francisco 3 6 .376 Laura Hewitt 177, Judy Schmidt 175- The Techmen placed seventh in points, an 8.8 norm. , \ help in the future. Ch. 3 passed her with a four-foot birdie defending champion, who shot even Regional winner. 3:39 p.m. New York 3 6 .333 nounced he is leaving his front office Sabres 4-1 defeat at the hands of the Denver 36 30 I4f 4W West Regional winner vs. Mideast 182-178-535, Joyce Walsh 177, Ginger the Charter Oak Conference (COC) Phillips will have somewhat a “We’ll have to wait and see next 3 - College Track, ESPN putt on the 15th. Lopez-Melton said par 73 at the Las Vegas (Country Kansas City 23 43 .348 17>/k Friday's Results post to replace Jim Roberts behind Hartford Whalers Thursday night in DalUs 22 43 J38 18 Regional winner. i30 minutes following PitLsburgh 4, New York (NL) 0 Yourkas 181-473, Reva Newcomb at 7-10 but added two wins against mammoth chore confronting him as year,” Phillips views, “And it will 4:30 - Pro Golf, Ch. 3 her short- game was responsible for Club Thursday, carded a 3-under par rompletion of first game). PhiUdelphia 14. St. Louis 7 the bench. Hartford. Utah 19 47 .288 21Vk 471, Ellen Bauer 457, Joan Johnson non-conference foe' Stafford and Williamson, Gothberg, Eaton, Lou also depend on how things match up 6:45 - NHL: Whalers vs. Flyers, the record-tying round. 69 at the Desert Inn Friday, for a Pacific Division March 29 Montreal 2. New York (AL) 0 “I was putting good all day, giving “The team is struggling,” said Bowman, 48, joined the Sabres in' National Championship Houston f, Minnesota 2 456, Lois Brown 460, Chris Dean 181- another triumph in state tourna­ Governale and Mike Mitchell — the (against teams in the C(X1). It will WTIC; 7 - Ch. 30 two-day total of 142, 3-under par. Los Angeles C 21 .682 ^ PUst-Midwest winner vs. West-Mideast Bowman, who will see his first SeatUe 42 23 .646 2Vk Los Angeles 4, Boston 0 five starters — all graduate. be a different style team. It will be 1 - NHL: Islanders vs. Capitals, me more confidence in my game,” Two holes-in-one were recorded 1979 as general manager and direc­ winner. 8:12 p.m. Atlanta 4, Kansas City 0 462, Joyce Corriveau 459, Anita ment play against Norwich Tech. coaching activity since giving up the Phoenix 36 29 If4 6Vk Shorts 466, Diane Thomas 175-192- Stafford and COC member Coven­ That leaves the cupboard barren more patterned and controlled. Ch. 9 she said. Friday. tor of hockey operations after Golden State X. 31 ISO 10 Baltimore f. Texas 2 7:30 - NHL: Blues vs. Rangers, She wasted little time in making Kathy Young used a S-iron to reins to Roberts in early December coaching Montreal to several PorUand S3 31 116 11 Toronto 13. Chicago (AL) 9 487, Sandy Funkenbush 470, Tina try, which Cheney upended once, but not necessarily empty, Phillips “ ...'This season was nice in that San Diego 16 fO .942 29 San Francisco 6, &n Diego f we made the state tournament USA Cable her charge for the tournament lead record the first ace of her when Buffalo plays a key Adams Stanley Cup championships in the Oakland 8. CJhicago (NL) 2 Ahrens 179-479, Rosemary each have reached the CIAC state assesses. VILLANOVA (70T Cleveland 6. Milwaukee 2 He'll have back 5-foot-ll junior which was one of our goals. For the by collecting birdies on the first two professional career on 178-yard 17th Division contest Saturday against 1970’s. Friday's Games Howard 8 0-1 16, Pinckney 4 6-12 16. Thibodeau 462, Lynda Burton 470, tourney Class S quarterfinals. (All Tirr Times EST) California 10. Seattle 0 holes and the fifth before being hole at the Las Vegas Country Gub. the Bruins in Boston. “The best During his tenure he has spent Pinone 8 34 19, Granger 4 2-2 10. Cincinnati vs. Detroit, night Mary White 471, Marylou Mortlock The Beavers were led by their Paul Nowak, the No. 6 man, along most part the team played hard and San Antonio at Bostonston 7:X7:30 p. McClain 1 04 2, McLain 0 04 0, Mulguin move at this time is to go back numerous games behind the Buffalo Indiana at PhiUdelphia. 7:X;Xi p.m. Saturday’s Games 455, Jennie Kowalski 450. frontcourt tandem of Isaac William­ with 6-foot-2 sophomore Bob Elliot. really never quit. The season ran the 1 f.-T 7, Dobbs 0 04 0. Sices 0 04 0. (All Times EST) behind the bench.” bench as coach and appointed San Diego at Washington, 8:Gti p.m. Totals 26 1826 70. son and Cal Gothberg with the The latter was most impressive as full range of emotions from sky high Los Angeles at Dallas, 8:X. p.m. Los Angeles vs. N.Y. (NL) at St. Sabres Director of Public himself bench boss prior to the start MEMPHIS STATE (66) Petersburg, Fla.. 1:30'p.m. SYMPHONIES- Marti Sarles 147- former averaging 20 points and 17 Cheney was ousted from the state after playing well to down in the i# ' Volleyball Seattle at Kansas City..8;X p.m. Parks 4 22 10. Lee 7 0-1 14. Phillips 6 PhiUdelphia vs. Pittsburgh at Braden­ Relations Paul Wieland said Bow­ of the ihirrent season after the Cleveland at Milwaukee. 9 p.m. 24 12. Jackson f 3-6 13. Haynes 6 1-2 13. 356, Ellen McGuire 133-362, Carol rebounds per game and Gothberg tourney by Windham Tech. The dumps after getting buried,” the Atlanta wishing Detroit at Houston. 9:X< p.m. ton. FU.. 1:30 p.m. man would serve as coach “for the Sabres faltered in last year’s Gipson 1 04 2. Taylor 1 04 2. ToteU 29 Cunliffe 138-355, Barbara Magliano 15.2 points and 14 caroms per outiiig. youngster had a career-high 14 second-year leader reflected. ' PortUnd at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Houston vs. Atlanta at West Palm rest of the season with no com­ Stanley Cup playoffs. 8-16 66. Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. 131-369. Williamson with his 381-point points and showed prowess around Scoring: Chicago at Denver. 9:3T p.m. Halftime-VilUnova X, Memphis State Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at at mitment” for next year. Roberts had played for the Saturday's Games 31. Regulation—VilUnova €2, Memphis campaign moved into the No. 6 slot the . backboards. Varsity reserve, Isaac Williamson . 381 New Jersey at Indiana Tampa, Fla., 1:30 p.m. The Sabres uninspired play of late Canadiens while Bowman coached State 62. Fouled out—Lee- Total fouls- St. Louis vs. Boston at Winter Haven. LaVAE DUSTY- Roger on the all-time Cheney scoring list junior Matt Cusson, should expect Cal Gothberg " 320 AUanU at New York Viiianova 18. Memphis State 20. A— PLAYOFF SCHEDULE for season start has left them with a 2-3-5 record in them during his NHL and was an San Antonio at Cleveland FU.. 1.30 p.m. Mieezkowski 202-569, Neil Lawrence with 652 points. His single season increased floor time. Tom Eaton 176 American Division: Renn’s def. 12.000. Toronto vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota, Up from the jayvee ranks will be Lou Governale 160 their last 10 games and 35-22-15 on assitant to Bowman in Buffalo FU., 1:30 p.m. 207, Dick Murphy 225-218-609, A1 output was the third best in school Lathrop Insurance 15-6, 15-10; the season. Buffalo is currently in SAN ANTONIO <110) Detroit vs. Minnesota at Lakeland. Senna 225, John Meyers 233, Rudi . history. Eight times he surpassed 5-foot-9 freshman Anthony Milton, 5- Paul Nowak 97 By United Press International before being named coach.' Johnson 1 1-2 3, Mitchell 13 4^ 30. FU.. 1:30 p.m. Redwood def. Insurers 15-11, 16-14; Francisco Giants in December, Corzine 2 00 4. Moore 2 M f. Gervln 9 BOSTON COLLEGE (69) Wittke 211-215-224-650, Mike Vionone foot-5 junior Paul Duff, 5-fbot-ll Mike Mitchell 52 Shridey 0 04 0, Clark 2 32 7. Murphy Chicago (NL) vs. San Francisco at the 20-point plateau in the ‘81-82 Insurers def. Renn’s 154, 15-6; allowed three singles over five in­ 19-18 91. Banks 1 00 2. BraU S 5-7 If. Scott^ale, Ariz., 3 p.m. 205-580, Bill Foster 216-208-592, Den­ campaign. junior Kevin Burnham and 5-foot-6 Bob Elliot 32 The Atlanta Braves’ pitching staff Phegley 0 12 2, Rains 9 OO 6, Lambert 1 2 72 11, Chandler 1 04 2. Bagley 4 22 Seattle vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz., 3 Tuesday schedule - Redwood vs. In­ nings in his longest outing of the 2-2 C Yonakor 9 12 8. ToUls 40 9030110. 10, M.Adams 7 62 20. Garris 7 42 18. ny Carlin 215, Ike Miller 201, Lou While the frontcourt pair did the Louis Melendez. Junior Dave Shea Anthony Milton 8 wishes the season would start p.m. surers at 6:30. If Insurers win, se­ tomorrow. spring. Flyers send sailing B O ^ N (194) Schmidt 0 04 0. B.Adams 0 12 1. Totals Cleveland vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Polinski 214-593, Art "Ibompson 234- bulk of the scoring, Phillips believes and freshman Milton Hawkins will Kevin Burnham 2 cond match at 7:30. . Maxwell 2 f-6 9. McHale 6 f-8 17, 23 23-28 69. Ariz., 3 p.m. also battle for floor time. Matt Cusson 2 Steve Bedrosian, Joe Cowley and At Pompano Beach, Fla., Rookie Parish 8 12 18. Henderson 6 00 12, Carr ! KANSAS STATE (X) Milwaukee vs. CUlifomU at Palm 586, John Jenkins 222-278-681, Roy it was the play of 5-foot-5 point National Division: Economy third baseman Cal Ripken drove in 8 40 20. Archibald 4 94 11. Bird f. 9-10 Nealy 3 04 6. Reed 6 6-7 16. Craft 2 04 Dukett 223-551, Ed Bachl 249-232-671, Electric def. Multi Circuits 5-15,16- Gene Garver combined to give the 19, Robey 1 U 6. AUge 1 2-2 4. Ford 4 4. Janxovich f 04 10, T.Adams 8 0-2 16. Springs. CUUf.. 4 p.m. Braves a their fifth shutout of the two runs and Sammy Stewart and 00 8. Bradley 2 24 6. Femsten 2 (M) 4. Watkins 3 12 7, Galvao 3 04 6. Elder 0 Montreal vs. Baltimore at Miami, FU.. Ray Chittick 554. 14, 16-14; North Ends def. Lloyd’s Storm Davis combined on ' a six- Pat Quinn from post ToUls 49 9 6« 194. 04 0. Totals 29 7-11 X. 7:30 p.m. spring, a three-hit 44 decision over Halftime—Kansas State 41, Boston Texas vs. New York (AL) at Ft. Auto Parts 15-10, 15-10; Tuesday the Itonsas City Royals Friday in an bitter as the Baltimore Orioles San Antonio 28 26 90 20-110 Lauderdale. FU.. 7:30 p.m. Tulane coach irate schedule - Lloyd’s vs. Economy at Boston 29 94 94 97-194 0)llege 36. Total fouls-rBoston College 17, Sunday's Games GOP- Marie Ludlow 184, Joyce exhibition game. snapped Texas’ five-game winning " PHiLADELPHIA (UPI) - The Fouled out-Johnson. ToUl foula-San Kansas State 21. A-18.X4. Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati at Tampa. 8:30. center, will remain as a player. Antonio 94. Boston 92. Te^nical—San Tyler 176-476, Carolyn Wilson 468, The Braves who how stand at 10-2. streak with a 5-2 victory. Philadelphia Flyers, declaring they “We wanted McCammon to be Antonio assisUnt McHone. A— FU. Women’s Rec; Thrifty Package The Royals fell to 4-6-1. At Scottsdale, Ariz., Champ New York (NL) vs. Los Angeles at Sandy Sawyer 484, Judy Lauder 463. Store def. Crockett Agency 15-5,11- “don’t wantTheir young players to able to make his own decisions Vero Beach. FU. Bedrosian retired the last 13 Summers belted a three-run homer "beirome “accustomed to losing,” ’ regarding assistants,” Allen said. INDIANA (X) NationaT Invitation Tournament Atlanta vs. Montreal at West Palm 15, 15-7; Wednesday schedule - Buf­ batters he faced to pick up the vic- in the seventh inning to snap a 34 tie Williams 8 12 18, Orr 2 OO 4, Owens 9 By United Press International Beach. FU. CATERERS- Betty Ritchie 125-129- falo Water Tavern vs. Thrifty at “fired'head coach Pat Quinn Friday Allen said Quinn was being fired 00 6, Buse 1 OO 2. DavU 4 40 12. C. (All Times EST) x-Minnesota vs. St. Louis at St. 343, Claire Hall 131, Jean Pineo 125, 2 NIT officials blasted ' tory. Garver struck out four in the and lead the San Francisco Giants to Johnson 8 92 19, Knight 10 22 22, Carter Pctcraburg. Fla. “and replaced him with Bob McCam- in order to get Philadelphia, in third 6:30. First Round Leah LaPointe 131, Joyce Lindsay last two innings to get the save. a 6-5 victory pver the San Diego place in the Patrick Divsion with an 9 00 0. McGinnis 0 O^O.-SichUng 1 00 2. Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin. - mon. G. Johnson 2 OO 4. ToUls 42 U-19 96. March 9 FU. 129-365, Barbara Linnell 135-140-385, Larry Whisenton drove in two of Padres. It. was Quinn who replaced 34-29-9 record, untracked for the PHILADELPHIA (112) CHiUhoma 81. Oral Roberts 73 x-Baltimore vs. Houston at Miami. Fla. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Tulanq Fowler, arriving home after about At St. Petersburg, Don McCor­ Erving 10 OO 20, B. Jones 5 14 19. C. hterch 10 ^ s to n vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota. Bunny Fellows 127-343, Dorotht Fowler hinted that NIT officials Williams fined Atlanta’s runs with a third-inning ■ McCammon on Jan. 30, 1979, when playoffs. ’The Flyers are suffering Purdue 72, Western Kentucky X coach Ned Fowler blasted NIT of­ a week on the road, said his team’s gave big-name universities home run off losing pitcher Paul mack’s three-run double capped a Jones 9 M 7, HoUins 6 22^12, Cheeks 4 FU. Mathes 133-367, Ellen Ofiara 128-130- “ McCammon was given the axe as through their second prolonged 1-1 9, Toney 4 62 19. Bantom 4 12 9, Illinois 128. Long Island U. 76 x-Minnesota vs. Detroit at Lakeland. 381, Linda Boothroyd 144-358, Laine ficials Friday, angrily accusing the greatest opponent throughout the favorable treatment, such as NEW YORK (IH>I) - Only one Splittorff and a sacrifice fly in the six-run seventh inning that gave ' Flyers’ head coach. McCammon, 40, slump of the season. They are 6-144 Mix 5 1-1 12. Richardson 9 OO 6. Cureton Dayton 76, (^nnecticut 76, OT FU. league of trying to trip up the Green tournament was NIT officials who Georgia which played its first three day after being reinstated by the sixth inning. Terry Harper scored a Philadelphia a 14-7 triumph qver the 1 94 6, Edwards 2 00 4, 0. Johnson 1 OO Texas A&M 60. Lamar 66 Texas vs. Kansas City at Fort Myers. Knowles 132-341, Phyllis De Furio “ will Ibave his job as coach of the in their last 28 games. 2. ToUU 47 1722 112. Washington 66, Brigham Young 63 FU. 125-343, Claire Wentworth 125, Carol Wave by scheduling them against set up the schedule. NIT games at home, to draw large New York Knicks following his se­ hin after a triple, and drove in St. Louis (Jardinals,snapping a five- Maine Mariners, Philadelphia’s “We’ve never tolerated losing and Indiana 18 2126 9 1 -X March 11 x-Baltimore vs. New York (AL) at Ft. tough opponents in highly partisan “We may be the only team in the crowds for the finals in New York. cond suspension of the year, another run with a sacrifice fly in game losing streak for the Phillies. PhlUdeIpbU 299BM91-112 Georgia 73. Temple 60 Lauderdale. FU. Rawson 154, Muriel Lindsay 340. farm team, to assume his new we can’t be satisfied with ties,” Three-point goals—Bantom. ToUl fouls Rutgers X. Iona 61 San Francisco vs. Chicago (NL) at stadiums. history of the tournament that forward Sly Williams missed a team the ninth inning. At Dunedin, Fla., the Toronto Bradley 76. American X< 0 “I don’t like to knock the officials. ' duties. Allen said. —Indiana 21 Philadelphia 16. Technical— Mesa. Arizona “I really felt the deck was stacked played the first three games on the practice and was fined $100. Blue Jays struck quickly against Indiana Coach McKinney. A—12122. Nevada-Las Vegas 87, Murray St. 61 SeatUe vs. San Diego at Yuma. Ariz. GALAXIES- Denise Martino 152- They didn’t beat us last night,” he The Royals announced Friday that ‘ In addition to signing on as coach “True, we’ve had a lot of in­ K^rch 12 against us all the way,” said road,” he said. said. “But they certainly didn’t help Williams, when contacted by the rookie utility infielder Kelly Heath Chicago White Sox starter Rich Dot- Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson. Ariz. 378, Marlene Gilnack 146-128t377, ' ’ for the rest of the season McCam­ juries,” he added, “but no one has Tulane 83, Louisiana State 72 Milwaukee vs. CUlifomia at Palm Lynne Talbot 128-150-395, Lois Fowler, Metro Conference Coach of “They started us off at LSU and us any.” • Knicks, said he missed the practice jammed his r i ^ t thumb Tliursday son for nine runs in the firs^ two in-. mon inked a multi-year contract as NCAA Tournament Pairings MaryUnd 06. Richmond 66 Springs. Calif. had more than the New York By United I^wss International Syracuse 84. St. Peter’s 76 the Year. “There’s no doubt about it they didn’t think we would beat because of personal matters while tagging out a runner. X-rays nings to take a 134 triumph. Dimock 133-373, Irene Sirois 132-355, assistant general manager. Rangers and they seem headed in (All Times EST) Virginia Tech 69. Fordham 68 Fisele (lOlding 139-366, Ceil Niznik — the’NIT did not want Tulane to get them there. And they didn’t think we relating to bis family. He said those were negative but he will be out of At Tempe, Ariz., Louis ^ c h e z ’ “A decision on whether or not Bob (Seedings and records In parentheses) Mississippi f3. Genuon 40 to New York.” had a chance at Las Vegas because personal problems had now been action for several days. and Mickey Mahler pitched three in­ the light direction. “I feel we have a Cal-Irvioe 70. San Diego State 69 153-136-403, Kim Phillips 126, Rose ■ will continue to coach after the talented,- young team capable of EUst Regional Borello 12)3-343, Diane Gagne 133- NIT officials refused to answer they knew how strong they were on resolved. At West Palm Beach, Fla., three nings each as four California - season will be made later,” said First Round Secoi Round the charges. the home court. We completely Basketball “I’m ready to play tomorrow ver­ I pitchers combined on a five^hitter in i pitchers combined on a three-hitter making a run in the playoffs. We’ve KUr^ 11 Monday s Results 338. - Flyers General Manager Keith never thrown in the towel and we’re At Charlotte, N.C. Purdue 98. Rutgers X> “We do not ever discuss or make screwed their tournament up. When sus Atlanta and contribute in any sparking the Montreal Elxpos to a 24 and the Angels offense erupted for James Madison 66, CMiio State 46 “ Allen. “We’ll sit down aiSd talk not about to start.” Georgia 83. MaryUnd 69 NITE OWLS- June Derench 204-180- known the contents of our we won at Las Vegas, they had to way Red (Coach Red Holzman) triumph over the New York 15 hits en route to a l04 victory over ■ about it this summer.” Wake Forest 74, Old Dominion S7 Dayton 61, Illinois f2 meetings,” said Peter Clarlesimo, reroute about eight games.” wants me to,” said Williams. “I’m Yankees. Charlie Lea, coming off a the Seattle Mariners. Before becoming Philadelphia’s UATch 12 Bradley X. Syracuse 81 538, Annie Gagnon '178-473, Linda In discussing Quinn’s dismissal At Uniondale, N.Y. Virginia 'Tech 61, Mississippi 69 Luce 181-464, Irma DeSimone 454, chairman of the NIT selection com­ Fowler said he was confident the willing to do anything ( can tto t will sore arm season during which he At F*hoenix, Ariz., Tony Armas ’ Allen said: “It’s too early to start head coach, Quinn served a year as Northeastern 63, St. Joseph’s 82 Oklahoma 80. Cal-lrvlne 77 mittee. “I have no comment to an assistant under Fred Shero and St. John's 88. Pennsylvania 66 Texas A&M 69. Washington X Kathy Berzenski 487. Green Wave would have reached the be of help the team in our playoff pitched a no-hitter against San . belted a three-run homer and “ thinking about next year. We want Second Round TuUne 66. Nevada-Las Vegas 61 make.” NIT finals in New York under better drive. 1 understand that if I violate Mickey Klutts .added a solo, shot in as head coach of the Mariners. He March 19 STANDINGS Francisco on May 10, allowed one “ to win now. Maybe it’s expecting too By United Press inivrnaiiucuii Tulane, advancing to the NIT circumstances. A week on the road any club rules of any kind the Knicks the first inning in leading the was named the NHL’a Coach of the At Charlotte. N.C. Quarterfinals TRI.TOWN- Bob Arendt 217-550, Businessmen American Division - single in five innings to gain the vic­ - miirii of Bob to turn things around in North Carolina 82. James Madison 60 Thursday's Results TPA Championship quarterfinals by upsetting Louisiana At Ponte Vedra. FU.. March 19 Henry Jarvis 221-532, Greg Spak 212- exhausted his players, he said, Manchester Cycle 13-1, DiRosa will suspend me directly.” tory. Oakland A’s to an 8-2 victoiy over so short a time, but if anyone can do Year for the 1979-80 season. Memphis St. 66. Wake Forest 66 O orgia 90. VlrglnU Tech 73 State and Las VegasNevada in road providing their opponents with an Williams said be was going to play At Winter Haven, Fla., Mike the Chicago Cubs. • March 14 Bradl^ 77. Tulane 61 (Par 72) 507, Gary Sullivan 205-570, Don Dzen Cleaners 13-1, Fogarty Oilers 104, it he can. He’s coached moirt of our Quinn, a native of Hamilton, On- ; At Uniondale. N.Y. Oklahoma 91. Dayton 82 (2nd round pUy halted with 60 golfers trips, was knocked out by Bradley unfair advantage. his hardest to show the fans and the At Sun .City, Ariz., Rod Craig bait itin on course) 201-541, Peter Batt 210-552, Ray Sportsman’s Cafe 7-7. FlUoramo' Marshall homered and scored twice u. players on our Mbdne farm team and tarlo, played for Toronto, Van­ VUlaiMnm 78. Northeastern 72 (90T) Friday's Game before 7,300 screaming fans in “You can lay around these hotel club that he really does want to play a double and a single and drove in AUbama 69. St. John’s 68 Texas A&M (90^) at ^ rd u e (16-19), 8 Hale Irwin Berlin 225-571, Charlie Church Construction 64. Buffalo Water and Dave Goltz pitched five shutout he’s a proven winner.” Tim Slmps4fp with oHr nlaivorc ** WAIll/1 Kp frntnp in IMavst ** tn rpni»9nfiatA hi« dvmtrart *4, Griffin nmnirnd from the San MinnesotaTwins. coaching duties. Clarke; the veteran League Coach ol the Year. ' p.m. George Archer 69-79—142 O'Kolbnick 515. 1 b ...... - - •' 1 ’ I f MANCHESTER M LD, Sat., March 20, 1982 — 19

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Phone 643- please call 528-4196 #5M. 88(»^______joim j Leake, Dr. Ber- of Manchester, Connecticut, on TICKETS! Grateful Dead, stadents. Experience norting ^turday and an occasional 7884. between 9 and 5 pit pm or March 16. 1982. vtitii handicapped reqnited. 'e AST HARTFORD - Five JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS & pX r*C Oz^, Rick ^ringfield and Sunday. Harvey's Dresses BDLTON JACK & JILL Day care SWIM ' POOLS after 5 pm and weuends, AMENDMENT TO Ponce at Hartford. Best lackgnand in special edncatian, and Sportswear 646-3100. home near the Parkade hx>ras,^heat included, gar- from $35. Available at local , ,, ^ n ' PROPOSED p sicM o g i, eatfj chidhoad, ec- DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ 649-7157. age. $250. Capitol Homes - G ov’t. A uctions. F or L u ec k en , D onald C. If you don’t need it SELL IT seats.. Major credit cards Mt. Sumner. U&R 8 room and the new Bradlees. capational therapy or related pose of brand new on Shop the super buys in your 5 S -5 5 ^ Directory call Surplus Carroll, Robert Connolly, ORDINANCE accepted. Telephone 201- WANTED: Woman to care (kilonial. Spacious family room Nutritious meals, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board fields preferred. First and se­ ground 31’ long pools with Classified section today. ------^------Data Center 415-330-7800. Michael Turiano, George 272-1800. for infant preferably in our with wood burning stove, living educational learning of Directors of the Town of cond shift openings avaldUe. huge sundecks, safety fen­ Tomorrow* you’ll be VERNON - four rooms ------W.. Cummings, Elynor home starting in May. Call room with field stone program. Telephone 64'T- Manchester that the Town of Fal tine - 37V^ hows per vnek, cing, hi-rate filters, pleased with the money a v a ila b le now, $225. 1979 VW RABBIT - 35,000 Lorusso, Raymond J. Ber- Announcementa 3 643-4092. fireplace, large dining room 0029. Manchester convey to Economy inchidH« one neekend day. fart ladders, etc. Asking $978 Capitol Homes 523-5598. miles. Custom. AM/FM, Grover A. Lyon, Electric, Inc. the following and kitchen, spacious master you’ve saved. tine - Saturday and Smday. complete.: Financing described laild and receive in con­ FASHION SHOW - EXPERIENCED bedroom. 2 car garage. 2 acre WATERPROOFING - Five M.D., Frank Hoinsky, Paul Starting salary S4.39 - S4.64 RECEPTIONIST - local oil available. Telephone NEIL m N CH K TER - deluxe Telephone 568-5467. ^ Plotnick, Joseph Can- sideration thereof a purchase price CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Dessert, coffee, travel lot. Asking $145,000. year guarantee on all collect (203) 7^^19. in the sum of One Thousand (|1,- films: April 1st, 7:30 p.m. per hour. Cal 243-3496 Monday compay is looking for a waterproofing contracts. thr60 b^Bdroom - won t lust win#kt*/\n g cvMifK - Friday San to 4pn or nrite: long. $265. Capitol Homes - 1970 MONTE CARLO for tefio, Wmthrop S Smite, 000.00) Dollars and lhe\Town of at the Colony, Vernon. personable individual with UAH RcoHy Co. Inc. Hatchways, foundation USED PHOTO equipment Manchester accept from Economy X FREE-LESS THAN $99.00 Personnel Assistant Oak M the capabilities of 523-5598. parts. $^ firm. Can be ^r.. Pres., Richard L. Tickets $5.50 at Argosy 643-2692 cracks, sump pumps, tile for sale, as is. Nillkorex F ______seen at 105 Spruce Street, Kennedy, Pres., Dominick Electric, Supply, Inc. the grant of Sdw^ 120 Hokondi Street answering the phones and lines, window wells, walls, • - --- - ...... a right of way. oh, across, over and Travel, Rt. 30, Vernon, or RikBit i. Mwitckt HwHtf body, $15. Grafmatlc film 1982 Album MANCHESTER - Half Manchester. Knox, Richard Chiodo, phone 872-4253 or 875-6931. Hartford, CT 06112. working with accounts floors, 35 years experience. holder for 4x5 camera, $20. under the below describ^ parcel Sponsored by Tolland L O i. receivable. Compaq paid State licensed. Albert Zuc- duplex - two bedrooms, ------^------Richard Chiodo, Lawrence of land, for the installation, benefits. Apply 414 'rolland Two Graflite flash mns, basement storage, parking BUICK REGAL -1980. Two J. Pearson, D.D.S., P.C., maintenance, repair, replacement The Manchester Herald Junior Woman's Club. caro, 683-1013 or 643-4953. $10 each. Out-of-date WANTED: FULL TIME - Street, East Hartford. for two cars. Adults only - door, V6, a u to m a tic Mark Mainiero, George C. and removal of underground 1 Herald Sq. MANCHESTER Kodak VP126-12 film, 25 no pets. Rent plus utilities, tra n sm issio n , pow er Anderhegeen, David John municipal facilities for the Entertainment 4 clean, neat, personable, Exceptional location in this SERVICE AVAILABLE rolls for $10. CaU Doug transmission of water, sewage and dependable person for EXPERIENCED After April 1st. No job too security and references steering, power brakes, r „«_i Lawrence L Car- Manchester, Conn. 06040 executive 9 room custom Bevins at the Manchester required. Call 643-9784. cruise, good condition, ‘‘y"®*’ surface water, for the BALLOON BOUQUE'tS - work on meat counter. PERSON to work counter colonial, oversized front to small. Ask for Bill before 9 maintenance, repair, replacement in Cleaners Launderette. H erald, 643-2711, only _! ------^------$4995. Tefephone 647-9684. ^ Blow someone away with a Apply in person: Highland back Jiving room, panelled den. a.m. or after 8 p.m. between 1 and 3 p.m. FOUR ROOMS - ______0 Leary, John C. and removal of an existing un­ Balloon Bouquet! Tuxedo Park Market, 317 Highland Part time mornings. Apply lovely dining room, and large Telephone 647-8347. weekdays. KNIT derground municipal storm Delivery. For information Street. Colonial Cleaners, 230 kitchen. 4 bedrooms plus a appliances hot water 1975 maTADOR STATION ’^ m e ^ R o te T H drainage line, for ingress and NAME____ guest room. 3'. baths. 2 egress by foot or by bicycle to or call Michelle, 871-7979 or Spencer Street, Shop Rite. PalnUng-Papering 32 fir e w o OD FOR SALE - carpeting. Pay own Waunn . mna - needs little HODert H- Plaza. fireplaces. 2 car garage. utiliUes. Reasonable rent. Call 6464180 **®*'®" Sullivan, from the Hockanum River Linear ADDRESS_ 429-4485. GLAZIER - PERSON TO s wTo^s^'^'^dcTOsu” 1980 MUSTANG - three Attest: Manchester, Connecticut John Roberts, brellas repairra. Window kitchen remodeling, BARBIE DOLL Wedding am ^Ti eiYi « uir-ie em- .Photo-Guide pattorao in the experts to do the job skillfully at low cost. By the way, CALL 647-B947 5 p.m. shades, Venetian blinds. roofing, siding, repairs, dress, slip, veil, pants BHWMiI RMH $B MftBe all ais« ranges, has a m asoM bteratM . Suftable door hatchback, gold. Four Edwin S. Mak Dated at Manchester, Chairman Keys. TV FOR RENT. door & window r^lace- $3.75. Briaesmaid drim, apeeial Grace Colo O tll^ toJ^maU business. Retail cyl-. four speed. 16,000 A Sheriff of the Connecticut this 17th day of Zoning Board if you are a skilled expert, let the "world” know in Classi- A S K FO R JOHN... Smart shoppers check the Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ment and alterations. 646- hat, $2.75. Pajamas .80 Uon for larger aiiMa: alas ‘and commerdaUy xoned. miles. CaU after 4 p.m. 643- City of Bridgeport March, 1982. of Appeals fied. The cost is low; the results high. Classified section first.^ 1379. cents. Telephone 64341452. 2BONU8^poa«{ C a U 1^1801, 10 to 6. <596. 04240 043-03 0144)3 649-5221. Price.... l u i . ■ 1' 1 i