24 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 11, 1982 _ S Williams now tries to stay out of jail
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By Denis G. Gulino Producer Price United Press International Index WASHINGTON - With declining P«rc«nt Chang# gasoline prices leading the way, From Provloua Month wholesale prices d r o p ^ 0.1 per cent in February, marking the first - f ir s t DECLINE- time in six years the wholesale in IN SIX YEARS - dex has gone down instead of up, the government reported today. . lo d tx lo r F»bru»ry; _ The White House hailed the report . DOWN 0.1% - as "good news, indeed,’ ’ and spokesman Larry Speakes said, "W e've cut inflation in half.” Murray Weidenbaum, chairman of the President’s Council of ♦.2 Economic Advisers, said that along with other recent price reports the See»one>iy February figure shows “ quite clear ' Adjweied " ly there is a pervasive slowdown in I I I I I I I I I I I the rate of inflation.” FMAMJ J A SOND Weidenbaum said the report in 1981 dicated a “ pervasive” decline in in flation at many levels — not only for finished wholesale goods but also for decline in another major category, raw materials and semi-finished capital equipment, was a surprise. goods. Auto prices went down 1.3 percent, The report meant wholesale price light truck prices plum m eM by 7.9 inflation disappeared last month. percent and several varieties of fac The Labor Department said that tory equipment went down, taking large decreases in energy prices and the overall capital goods sector a decline in automobile prices wiped down 0.4 percent, its first drop since out a haif percent increase in food October 1972, costs to bring the overall Producer The 0.5 percent increase in food Price Index down, after seasonal prices followed a much steeper rise adjustment. in December of l.l percent. Fish, Gasoline got 2.7 percent cheaper cooking oils and vegetables got in February alone and all energy cheaper for dealers and one of the products together fell 1.8 percent in most widely used ingredients in price, the first tim e that has processed foods, refined sugar, went Rwriner hitler tar snKJjers appiaud MERITj happened since January 1976. down in price by 3.9 percent, the Many analysts say that the reces Herald photos by Tarquinlo department said. sion is the biggest factor making it However some foods bucked the difficult for suppliers to mark up moderating trend, with eggs in Rooming house fire prices. The pressure of slackening creasing in price by a whopping 8 demand combined with the world oil percent for the month alone, price as”Best-tasting low tar Fve triedr Smoke billows out of a second-floor door to a rooming house glut and better weather conditions increases accelerating for other on Arch Street,; as firefighters stand on the fire escape for meat deliveries has given dairy products as well as beef and preparing to enter the building. The fire apparently started dealers an unexpected break, which veal. when Sandra Barker (right) emptied an ashtray with a still may moderate consumer prices in Prices went down for alcoholic the weeks and months ahead. beverages, leather footwear, gold smoldering cigarette In a wastepaper basket. Story and more The rare boon for buyers was jewelry while they went up for pictures on page 4. broadly based. The department said cosmetics, prescription drugs, tires, Canalowtarcigaretteprovide MERIT Landslide. that for the first time since light bulbs and tobacco, the depart February 1975 prices were down ment said. ‘ In addition, extensive unmarked' throughout the entire wholesale Goods in the intermediate stage of the taste incentive to switch supply pipeline, for finished goods, processing declined in price by 0.3 pack tests confirm that M E R IT those being prepared for sale and percent and crude materials were smokers from higher tar brands? for raw materials. down 0.6 percent. Both categories No sludge pacts The mid-1970s were marked by the had been up in January. delivers a winning combination of Research proves M E R IT can. last decade’s most serious recession but even then deciines in the make way for an addition to its sewer plant. taste and low tar when compared with By Alex Girelli material was delivered wet and has been stored wholesale price index were Manchester needs it to cover landfill areas when Taste Debate Ends. at the landfill for future use. ’The town expected extremely uncommon. In the past 10 City Editor they reach final grade. The cover is required un dry “ ash,V burned sewer sludge. years of monthly statistics, New' virus higher tar leaders. der the regulations of the Department of En Nationwide survey reveals Representatives of Manchester and the Mat- Penny ^ i d when he and Director Arnold M. wholesale prices have gone down ERIT vironmental Protection, which issued the landfill tabassett Sewer District faiied yesterday to Kleinsclmtidt viewed the ash in August at Mat only eight times, department operation permit. Confirm ed: T h e overwhelming M enthol agree on terms under which the town would con tabassett n did not have an odor even in 90-degree anaiysts said. over 90% of M ERIT smokers ’The failure in negotiations ’Thursday leaves the tinue to accept materials from the district as weather. I In the unlikely event that may bring matter at a standstill. No deliveries are being cover for the town’s landfill. O’Brien could not say what the next step would February’s performance coiild be majority of smokers reported M E R IT accepted. who switched from higher tar are Tovm Attorney Keyin O’Brien said today no be in the light of the failure ’Thursday to iron out repeated for the next twelve Last week, however, the hauling contractor new meeting has been scheduled. all the problems. He did point out that the direc months, wholesale prices would was at the landfill grading and doing cieanup taste equal to—or better than—leading The town administration has been given a tors have M t the ’Tuesday deadline. decline at an annual rate of 1.7 per epidemic glad they did. In fact, 94% don’t work, according to Kandra. As public works Tuesday deadline to work out an accord with Mat- cent, the department said. In con a s k e d ] t o d a y what would happen if the director, he is in charge of the operation. higher tar brands. tabassett. The Board of Directors set that trast wholesale prices went up by 7 Tuesday <^adline were not met. Penny said the Kandra, who took the post Jan. 4, said that in even miss their former brands. deadUne when it chastized General Manager percent in 1981. By Char.les S. Taylor directors yvould have to decide the next course of ' mid-February, because of the nature of the Confirm ed: W hen tar levels were Robert B. Weiss Monday for not having insisted The Producer Price Index for United Press International Further Evidence: 9 out of on formal, binding agreements from the district. action. If the town stopped getting Mattabassett materials being received, it was necessary to fill, it might be forced to buy more expensive fill alter (^ration s at the landfill. February was set at 277.4, which , a t l a NTA - A new strain of ’The lack of such agreements is blamed for the before seasonal adjustment was the « •* ii i elsewhere! revealed, 2 out of 3 chose the M E ^ T excessively wet fill, and the poor quality of much M EANW HILE FREDERICK Wajcs, who left same as in Januarv A samnle developing - an 10 former higher tar smokers of it, that Manchester has received from Mat- He said ihe administration had excellent oppor market balket of g< ^ s that cost ‘ hat could mean an upcoming tunities toj negotiate a good agreement with Mat town employ Jan. 22, said none of the undesirable combination of low tar and good taste. tabassett since deliveries began in early winter. “ ggs” — grease, grits, and screenings^ had been dealers $100 in 1967 would therefore tabassett earlier this winter, when on three oc cost $277.40 last month. ‘ oday toere was no evidence yet report M E R IT an easy switch, Yesterday’s meeting was at the home of WeiM, delivered up to the time he left. who is confined to bed as the result of a back in- casions Weiss had declared moratoriums on Year after year, in study after study, accepting any more of the sewer district’s sludge. The amount of that “ ggs” is one of the issues. Although gasoline prices have “^-^"nattonrCemers for Disease jury. that they didn’t give up taste in During these moratoriums, Mattabassett was The town agreed to accept no more than 2,500 been dropping in recent months the c o ^ r o r ^ to toe st^in, dublJS A- At the meeting were Weiss; George A. Kandra, cubic yards of it, but it appears that more has M ERIT remains unbeaten. The Manchester’s director of public works; Steven losing fl0,|900 a day and m i^ t have negotiated in Shanghai, represents an antigenic , switching, and diat M E R IT is the a way mom favorable to Manchester, Penny said. been delivered. “ drift” from previous A-type flu Werbner, acting assistant general manager; ’The town insists on burying the “ ggs” and not Gregory Abrahamian, executive director of the One o f Weiss’s responses to the directoris’ viruses. proven taste alternative to higher tar criticism was that the public Works operation wiis using it as cover. It takes up space and may be a l r i Q 0 X .Dr. Karl Kappus of the CDC’s hest-tastinglow tar they've Mattabassett district; O’Brien for the town, and source of odor. attorney Brian Gaffney of New Britain for the understaffled and its leaderM P was in transition virology division said such changes during the period when the problems arose. In the past, when odor from the landfill has Advice ...... 20 in flu viruses sometimes presage sm oking—is M E R IT . district. . „ u . ever triedb Penny aiscounted that today. He said Weiss become a problem, residents have complained Area towns ...... 18 major influenza epidemics in the O’Brien declined to comment on the Ulks, but publicly. There have been no recent complaints. said there was room for reasonable men to differ. signed let^rs sent this winter to Mattabassett Business...... 21, 24 United States and other parts of the about the problem and thus had to be aware of the ’The only problem Wajcs encountered while he Classified...... 22-24 world, because populations have lit- One issue is how much the town will charge the was highway superintendent, he said ’Thursday, C Philip Morris Inc. 1982 district for undesirable material it receives conditions] and the need for a solution. C om ics...... 18 tie natural immunity to a new vims. Appareritly Penny is satisfied with the Mat- occurred a couple of weeks before he left town Entertainment ...... 13-17 D e s p ite the v iru s ch an ge, l^ o n d ^ t the Board of Directors bargained employ. He said a delivery was made during a Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined . tabassett till material when it is delivered in the Lo‘ ‘ ® ry ...... 2 however, Kappus said preliminary Kings; 7 mg ''tar!' 0.5 mg nicotine—lO O ’s Reg: 10 for last summef. MERIT . clay-like state the directors saw at Mattabassett. torrential downpour and the material was un Obituaries ...... 8 information about AShanghai That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. workable. m g'''tar','0.7 mg nicotine—lOO's Men: 9 mg "tar;' T H E ’TENSION between Weiss and the He said today of a landfill slope covered with Opinion...... 6 suggests the current flu vaccine, Kii^&lOOls Wajcs said early estimates of how much "ggs” 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec'.BI U chiefly over the ash, ‘ ]The place never look ^ neater.” i Peopietaik ...... 2 which probably will be would be encountered in the deliveries ranged administration used in dealing ^ th Mattabassett He aim lad good words for thp bontractor hlrm Sports ...... 9-12 recommended for next year, will wide. He said that at one point Stanley J. Pac, for delivery of the cover material. by Mattab isaett to haul and spnepd the material. Television ...... 16 continue to be protective against all commissioner of environmental protection, It was sparked, however, by reports that the ‘ “The cont :actor has been very helpful to us,” he W eather...... :... .^...... 2 known active strains of flu. manorial hhd an odor even on cold days. said. assured town officials the amount would not Please turn to page 8 Mayor Stephen T. Penny said M a y some of the Mattabcjsssett needs to get rid of the stuff to exceed 2,500 cubic yards.
t A i i i 2^- MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. March 12, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 12, 1982 - .t 24 MATK^ ««AT^ itinw* !• » AM «» News Briefing i(L- -Education Notebook' Guatemala vote Von Bulow jury Board flattery recount begins LOt « still deliberating Kowtti GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - The THMAATIMU NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — The Claus legislature began to recount votes cast in von Bulow attempted-murder jury, the disputed presidential election but | ^ | aMI Iu SI* quite unusual seven men and five women who put in was coiisidered certain to 'confirm the five hours deliberating Thursday, victory of the government candidate, a EZ3-— un wtATMA FOTOOAAT • arrived 25 minutes early today and got source close to President Romeo Lucas By Nancy Thompson THE SCHOOL HOARD of Educa down to work for the second day. Garcia said today. Herald Reporter tion accepted two resignations from The jury arrived in a red bus at the The army banned private helicopter teachers Monday. Leaving the school It isn’t often that a Board of Elduca- Newport County Courthouse at 9:05 a.m. flights for “security reasons” to four system will be Jacob Haroian, direc .r-%- and walked a few feet in a light rain to a villages in northwestern Zacualpa Coun tion is commended for its “visionary tor of Instructiongl materials at side door. A court attache said jury ty where 200 Indians were reported approach.” nilng, and Christine Klimko, a special members had gone directly to their massacred, said a businessman who If anything, boards of education are education teacher at Washington deliberation room. tried to take reporters to the area W eather known as the keepers of the flame, School. They were sequestered in a motel in Thursday. not the ones who ignite new ideas. Haroian has been with the school Newport County. The judge, who had Unidentified terrorists occupied the But that’s the compliment that was system as a teacher and later as promised to drop by and inquire about villages of Potrero Viejo, Xicojol, paid to Manchester’s Board of Educa Illing’s director of instructional their welfare at dinner Thursday night, Hacienda San Jose and San Antonio Today’s forecast tion Monday night — by a teacher, no materials — the person in charge of was not in the courthouse when they UPI photo Simanche and beheaded men, women, less. film projectors and other technical arrived. old people and children, Prensa Libre Partly sunny today. High temperatures in the 50s. The teacher was George Caouette, what-nots — Since 1951. His resigna .t* •I 'vr-; The jury, which had been sworn in on Today In history newspaper reported Thursday, quoting Fair tonight, lows in the 30s. Partly sunny windy and a faculty member in the computer tion was accepted by the board with a Feb. 1. was deliberating in a small room authorities. program at Illing Junior High School. -- • :rv , ^ warm Saturday with a chance of showers developing in special commendation attached. ''ff- with a T2-foot-long wooden table, 22 big On March 12,1912 the first Girl Scouts of America troop was organized The four villages were abandoned and He was referring to the board’s sup- Mrs. Klimko is leaving the ■ , -AK . the afternoon. Highs in the 60s. Light and variable wind ‘.'V wooden armchairs, and 142 exhibits, in Savannah, Ga,, by Juliette Gordon Low, This commemorative authorities said they thought any sur- today becoming southerly around 10 mph tonight. Wind , port for the fledgling program. Manchester schools after five years. which promised to keep them busy. vivots fled. The bodies were buried in southerly 15 to 25 mph Saturday. “So often new courses tend to She and her husband plan to move to Herald photo by Pinto Among the chief exhibits was a syringe postage stamp was issued in 1948, wither on the vine and die because of / mass graves near the villages Tuesday, California. and a hypodermic needle that had been the newspaper said. a lack of commitment of the people In other personnel news, nnatemity found to bear traces of insulin and bar Military officials said the reports were Extended outlook who control funding,” (Jaouette said. leaves were granted to two teachers; Spring almost here biturates. The Danish aristocrat defen Legislators back Salvador troops overblown and declined to comment on To become an educational raisin is Paula M. Barry, a grade four teacher dant, who married an American heiress the helicopter owner's comment about Extended outlook for New England Sunday through not the fate of the schools’ computer at Keeney Street School, and Janet S. It’s almost spring, so naturally a young man’s thoughts left are Chip Addabbo; Mark 15 years ago, is accused of twice trying weapons freeze search Tor train the army ban. They said the armed Tuesday;, , . program, though. Still in its growing Helyer, a special education teacher at to kill her by injecting her with insulin. forced would take jouimalists to the site MasBachusells, Rhode Island and Connecliculi stages, it looks like it will bear fruit Bowers. turn to to those of parking lot hockey. Here, these six goal; Scott Lawrence wUh the puck; Ian B'ood back to the Legislatures in two more New England SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) later. for many years to come. Manchester youths take advantage of some spring-like camera, in goai; Marc Oiander in back of him, and Scott states have approved a resolution calling Chance of showers Sunday and early Monday. Fair most Lauren Boutilier, a home — Government troops searched today for The cornerstone of the program is a economics teacher at Illing Junior temperatures Thursday afternoon to get a jump on the Winot, providing some added defense, for the United States and Soviet Union to a freight train feared hijacked by of Monday and Tuesday. Daytime highs in the 50s and Prayer decision low 60s Sunday in the upper 40s and 50s Monday and seventh-grade course in computer High School, has been nominated a season in a parking lot near Lenox Street. From right to freeze their nuclear weapons stockpiles. guerrillas before it reached the capital literacy. All the students spend three The resolution, which has already been Trip plans spark Tuesday, cooler along the coast. Overnight lows in the finalist in the Connecticut Home, to be appealed and. a 1,200-man offensive fought rebels weeks learning how to operate a com Economics Teacher i of the Year com approved by state lawmakers in Connec for a fourth day in eastern El Salvador, upper 30s and 40s Sunday and Monday 30s Tuesday. big controversy puter terminal, some programming petition. f ticut and Massachusetts, passed both the Government security forces reported V erm onii Generally fair and mild through the period, LUBBOCK, Texas (UPI) — School of highs ranging in the upper 40s and 50s, low in the upper elements in the BASIC language, and ficials said they may appeal to the U.S, Maine House and Senate Thursday, The the freight train "disappeared” late BONN, West Germany (UPI) - West the role of the computer in society. VOLUNTEERISM in the schooU Vermont Senate also gave the measure Thursday and was feared hijacked by 20s and 30s. „ . „ has increased greatly this year, ac Supreme Court a lower court’s decision German legislators agreed to invite Maine, New Hampshire; Clearing Sunday. Fair Mon Students who wish to learn more CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES rejecting the district's policy of allowing near final legislative approval. guerrillas, but gave no details on what President Reagan to address parliament about computers may take a course in cording to Bobbie Beganny, coor One more Senate vote in favor of the they thought had happened. day and Tuesday. Highs in the 40s north to mid 50s south voluntary prayer on school grounds. and British ra m e Minister Margaret Sunday cooling to the 30s north to mid 40s south by programming in eighth or ninth dinator of volunteers. Over 300 House-passed resolution was needed They said government troops searched volunteers visit classrooms or work PRESENTS The Lubbock Independent School Thatcher appealed to lawmakers not to Tuesday. Lows in the 30s Sunday dropping into the 20s by grade. Further electives in advanced District's policy of permitting voluntary today to make Vermont’s support of for the train, which was supposed to have snub him during his trip to Great Britain with individual students on all grade ficial. Tuesday. t programming will be offered next student religious gatherings before and arrived at dusk in San Salvador’s in June. year at the high school. levels. after classes had been upheld by U,S. In addition, voters in more than 200 northern suburb of Apopo, but found no Spokesmen for the opposition Christian Additional volunteers are still OON’TIAISS cofnmunities in Vermont, New The eighth grade program at Illing District Judge Halbert 0, Woodard. trace. Democrats and the government coalition National Forecast has 55 to 60 students. The course needed in specific areas. A first grade However, the 5th U,S, Circuit Court of Hampshire and Maine have gone on Green Beret-trained commandos said Thursday they will ask Reagan to class needs volunteers interest^ in THIS g r im record recently in favor of the measure^ B reviews computer literacy and gets Appeals in New Orleans reversed spearheading the 1,200-man government speak before the Bundestag, the lower By UnHed Press International Los Angeles pc 63 56 into more sophisticated program reading children’s books; one junior which is sponsored by the National Coun City k Fcst Hi !Lo Pen Louisville pc 61 38 i ‘i Woodard Thursday, rhling the practice offensive in eastern £ll Salvador cap house of parliament, during his June 9-10 66 59 0 high needs a supervisor for a cil of Churches and Physicians for Social Almiquerque r m 46 Memphis pc ming. violated the First Amendment’s ban on tured four rebel camps Thursday about visit. Anchorage c n 22 Miami Bech pc 79 72 .14 e “The emphasis is not to make the majorette group;,third grades are in Responsibility and the American 35 miles east of San Salvador near the Asheville pc 63 39 Milwaukee pc 40 27 • establishment of an official religion. Support for the invitation was un 52 Minneapolis r 37 30 « kids computer whizzes,” said Ray need of someone wiUi information on Friends Service Commiitee. Atlanta pc 71 • k Pan American Highway, the Defense animous, but legislators disagreed on Billings pc 65 30 .Nashville pc 66 52 *.’l5 mond Dorsey, another Illing com Hartford history; third graders also 63 46 New Orlens cy 80 64 • TRAVEL Ministry said. how to deal with anti-Reagan BosUmi cy puter teacher. “We want them to need someone to enUst in math drills. The officials said one soldier was Brwnsvll Tx.pc K 69 New York cy 57 47 « demonstrations that may pose a security Buffalo pc 52 34 26 Oklahm Cty cy 70 55 « write sound programs and logical These volunteer jpositions require killed and four others were wounded in Omaha r 43 35 e problem if thousands of protesters des Chrlstn S.C. pc 71 56 S programs.” as little as one hour a month or as Committee rejects fighting backed by air support and ar Charltt N.C. pc 69 52 Biiladelphia c 65 47 .07 cend on the small town on the Rhine. ^icag o r 44 30 Phoenix r 75 SB .07 1 The computers are used in several much as one hour a week. choice of Forand tillery, but did not detail what soldiers In West Berlin, leftist politicians said Cleveland c 51 34 Pittsburg pc 63 41 .11 ways, Dorsey said; For more information on how to found at the four encampments. The Columbus c S3 30 ,9B Portland Me. r 40 34 20 ♦ volunteer, contact Bobbie Beganny at they will do everything possible to stop Dallas pc 80 64 Portland Ore. r 54 38 .01 * • To assist in remedial programs; HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative drive began Tuesday, Reagan from visiting the city. No deci Denver pc « 44 Providence cy 60 48 • To support the learning center 647-3520. 44 31 Richmond pc 71 51 .09 • committee has rejected Gov, William In campaigning leading up to the sion has been made on President Des Moines r • staff; At least one elementary school March 28 constituent assembly election, Detroit cy 44 33 '.di St. Louts r 57 41 O’Neill’s nomination of F, Bernard Reagan’s suggested visit to the divided Duluth r 32 19 Salt Lak Ctypc 54 30 ‘is 4 • To assist gifted students; principal felt so strongly about the Forand to chair the state Commission on the Christian Democratic Party, which ' city 110 miles inside East Germany, a El Paso cy 81 56 San Antonio pc 81 66 • contributions volunteers make to his 54 44 .15 San Diego pc 67 61 Vii f • For the faculty’s use; flUGTIBN shares power with the military in the Hartford pc Hospitals and Health Care, center for leftist politics. Honolulu r 75 70 San Francisc c 64 50 9 • For administrative use; school that he wrote President Forand said he expected the 6-6 ruling junta, said Thursday rightists Indianapolis pc SB 39 San Juan pc M 72 .di 1 In night school adult education. Reagan to thank h i^ for his support negative decision Thursday by the “have disguised themselves” as Jacksn Mss. cy 77 61 Seattle r 49 38 ] At Bennet Junior High School, ac of volunteerism ini the State of the moderates to win, ' Jacksonville pc 79 52 &Mkane cy n » Executive and Legislative Nominations Protestants fight Kansas City cy 56 40 Tampa ts 47 28 1 cording to Bennet computer teacher Union address. ‘ Committee would be overturned when Las Vm ss pc . 69 S3 Washington pc 68 48 j Francis Amara, Keeney Street Little Rock cv 6B SB '.OZ Wichita cy 61 53 4 Nancy Davis, special education the issue goes before the Senate next pope’s itinerary students are able to work well with Principal, noted that Keeney School week. The House also must approve the has 103 volunteers, including five a u c t i o n ! Stocks open mixed LONDON (U P I) — A bout 100 computer graphics. ' nominatiqn^ Working'on the machines gives the senior citizens. Since September 1981; ‘t*’ <■ “I was obviously disappointed with the NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices opened Protestants opposed to Pope John Paul the volunteers have'given 1,129 hours STARTS AT^ II’s May visit to Great Britain shouted students “a fantastic feeling of vote,” he said after the committee vote, mixed today in active trading of New success,” Ms. Davis said, because it of service to the sc^iool, Amara said, 'T thought we had made a strong case in York Stock Exchange issues. down the archbishop of Canterbury from L o ttery is one way they can keep up with their listing 11 areas wh^re the volunteers the pulpit of a Liverpool church with TRADE 2 PM Xi terms of the commission’s record. What The Dow Jones industrial average, an p ^ rs in other classes. help. > do you have to do to get confirmed?” 0,67-point winner Thursday, was virtual cries of “Judas” and “traitor.” As the school system’s curriculum “We are grateful for our Archbishop Robert Runcie, spiritual “I’m confident when the General ly unchanged at 805,55 points shortly Numbers drawn 7051: fact sheet says, “The computer is a volunteers,” Amara wrote. “They TED DALAKU Assembly reads the record, we’ll make after the market opened. The Dow has leader of the world’s 80 million Thursday in New England: Rhode Island daily: 2756. tool — an aid to problem solving in a add a dimension to our school that it,” he said. gained 10,09 points in the past three Anglicans, warned Thursday that such Connecticut daily: 762. Maine daily; 596. wide variety of areas. Students who makes it effective pnd a ^reat place AUCTIONEER The three-member commission is sessions after plunging below the 800 demonstrations could jeopardize the Connecticut weekly: 10, Vermont daily: 746. are able to use that tool will have for young and old to learn.” FROMWTIC RADIO chances of “honest” dialogue with the responsible for approving budgets for level Monday to a 23-month low with an i753, 125190, bliie. Massachusetts daily: prepared themselveti for the work of Connecticut’s 35 hospitals, Forand has 11,89-point loss. ipope during the May visit. New Hampshire daily: 3939. the 1980s and 1990s.” been executive director since 1976 and Declines led advances, 422-310, among Some 100 anti-Catholic demonstrators HDW formerly was in charge of hospital cost the 1,127 issues crossing the'New York swarmed into St. Nicholas parish church 5 control for the state of Rhode Island, Stock Exchange tape. while Runcie was preaching and howled I . F, BERNARD FORAND He said he saved $300 million in Early B ig.^ard volume amounted to him down by shouting “Judas,” Sunday March 21sf 12 PM to 6 PM .,. had expected it hospital costs as a hospital regulator. about 3,306,700 shares. “traitor” and “no pbpery..” Town panel sugjgests AT THE HOLIDAY INN — 65 COLUMBUS BLVD., NEW BRITAIN, a A lm a n a c DONATION: M.00 P eopletalk personnel emphasis Exhibits And Demonstrations From All Facets O f The Travel Industry — Travel Re By United Press International Today is Friday, March 12, the 71st day of 1982 with presentotives — Major Airlines — Tourij^^o^rds — Hotel Accomodations Gerry declares 294 to follow. Cruise Lines — And More The moon is moving toward its last quarter. in specs for new job California's Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., announ The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter cing his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, poured scorn Bid on two tickets to Amsterdam on the eight announced Republican candidates. and Saturn. There is no evening star. The Human Relations Commission mission menibers Were concerned that mnRTAINMEMT via KLM Royal Dutch Airlines "I don’t believe the buzz words and empty there would be evpn less time for per rhetoric of that whole pack will sustain the light of Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces.', Thursday recommended modifications sonnel work with the two positions com concentrated scrutiny,” he said. “The hard truth is American astrologer Simon Newcomb was bom in the job description for assistant D&L Fashion Show "Covalcocie Of Swimwear" Featuring Old & New Fa March 12, 1835. general manager to emphasize the per bined. ; Bid on two tickets to Hawaii that the president’s economic game plan is not shion Swimwear Modeled By Miss Greater New Britain Contestants On this date in history: sonnel aspects of the position. Fisher noted thatj the general manager via United Airlines working.” In 1912, the first Girl Scout of American troop was The job description was recently said at a town m|eeting that the new His retort to Republican critics who say'he runs organized in Savannah, Gal, by Mrs. Juliette Gordon revised to combine the duties of per assistant general | manager’s position for office too often: “There is nothing more Low. sonnel supervisor and assistant general would be 85 perceijt personnel. American than ambition. Striving to do your best Personnel Suppvisor Steven R. JUST A FEW OF THE MANY and reach the top is what America is all about.” In 1933, after eight days in office. President Franklin manager. General Manager Robert B. Learn How To Pack D. Roosevelt addressed the nation in the first of hi» Weiss suggested the move as a money Werbner is now sjerving as the acting many radio “Fireside Chats.” saving mehsure. assistant general manager. He is TRIPS TO BE AUCTIONED Your Bags For Travel In 1938, Germany invaded Ahstria. The Human Relations Commission expected to be a candidate for the new Demonstrated By Poland’s problems In 1963, the House of Representatives voted to grant wants more emphasis than' Weiss had position. TRW MRS TRIP rot 2 American Airlines former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill ^ven to the affirmative action respon- Anibo at Hie Tamarijon Hotel trons notional Nosmu Sheroton British Coloniol, one week Richard Davies, former U.S. ambassador to honorary U.S. citizenship. sihilities of the assistant general tour dop. May 15 out of Hertford ■ItMUDA Poland, ?ays Presidents Carter and Reagan sold out ' manager. Correction 9 n d m 4 doyi, 3 night! Loews Bermuda Beach AHm AkHtm ^ Mjp
By Suzanne Trimoi “ Organizations like the Ku Klux violence in the state. United Press Intenational Klan are still holding rallies in our The task force also suggested that Jack state. Only when racism is local governments and school HARTFORD — The Governor’s eliminated and differing groups boards develop programs on Anderson Task Force on Racial Harmony has learn to understand and work with relations between the races and dropped the idea of producing a film each other will organizations like religions and that teachers be Candidates breaking tradition W ashington to combat bigotry for now because the Klan find they are no longer required to take courses in that area Morry-Go-Round the money isn’t available. welcome,” the governor said. for certification. Peter Shapiro, a member of the O’Neill said he would sign a bill, Establishment of a list of films to retaining the most devoted WASHINGTON - Everyone comes, the obvious leaders, Mon task force executive committee and directed at the Klan, which would combat bigotry, for use by teachers following of all the potential can knows that if you're planning to dale and Kennedy, will dominate a vice president of the Connecticut increase penalties for anyone con and others, also was recommended. run for president in 1984, it helps Jack Germond the competition for the nomina didates but widely written off as Bank & Trust Co., said Thursday the victed of violating a person’s civil The task force'sent questionnaires to raise money for other can tion because they have the money someone who cannot win either film wouldn’t be made “ unless an rights while wearing a hood or a to a variety of local education, arch-angel comes along with some religious and government groups to didates during the midterm elec and and organization to do so. At this the nomination or the election. Soviets robe. The measure was passed by Whether or not these percep money” to cover the estimated $60,- the House Wednesday, gather information on current tion campaign. But, instead. Sen. time four years ago. Republicans 000 cost. In its recommendations, the task programs to combat racism and Gary Hart is supplying Jules Witcover were also talking about “ new tions are accurate is beside the The 23-member task force, ap force suggested the governor issue religious prejudice and tap opinions Democrats with position papers Syndicated columnists faces” rather than a 69-year-oId point right now. What matters is gaining / pointed by Gov. William O’Neill in an order encouraging Connecticut’s on how bigotry can be stopp^. candidate who already had made that they are accepted by enough *W. ' on national defense, the economy November, issued a preliminary 169 towns and cities to establish Of 24 questionnaires sent by a Democrats so the prospect is for and energy. two runs at it. report Thursday that included human relations commissions. Only state and local government subcom a growing field of candidates Hart doesn’t expect other But at the moment, rightly or in Iron several recommendations directed 24 now have such agencies. mittee of the task force, only two wrongly, it is common to hear trying to find new approaches to at state and local governments. Democrats to swallow his ideas Glenn is still operating on surplus doesn't have much choice. At the state level, the task force agenices responded. The community Democratic professionals talking the nomination. O’Neill appointed the task force in recommended that the Executive programs subcommittee sent 169 whole, but he does want to es from his 1980 ^nate campaign in Similarly, Sen. Edward M. about the n e ^ for a new genera Some of them already have response to increased Klan activity Committee on Human Rights and questionnaires and received only 33 tablish long before 1984 rolls Ohio and relying on his staff. Kennedy is doing the expected WASHINGTON — The Russian tion of candidates from whom to shown themselves; Sens. Alan in the stale, particularly two Klan Opportunities be re-activated to responses. around that he does have some Gary Hart, Reubin Askew and thing by concentrating this year, presence in Iran has come a long UPl photo choose in 1984, candidates Cranston and Ernest F. Hollings rallies last year in Meriden that review the state’s efforts in civil Those surveyed generally agreed thoughts on national directions. John Glenn are all de facto can with only occasional diversions, way since the day a Tehran mob without the burdens of either the are publicly testing the wind. erupted in violence. rights. that hard economic times, combined "I think this is going to be a year didates for the Democratic on his re-election campaign in stormed the Russian Elmbassy and Task Force on Racial Harmony met “ We have come a long way, but policies or politics of |he past. Others could be created by the Arthur Green of Manchester (left), director of Another recommendation would with declining social services and when ideas matter,” he says. Massachusetts, although he also slaughtered 38 diplomats and three we still have'a long way to go,” said presidential nomination in 1984, 1982 results; if Adlai Stevenson Connecticut's Commission on Human Rights Thursday at the State Capitol to deliver a' designate state police as a educational programs for poor peo Everyone also knows that if has a PAC in place. If you are as Armenians who had taken refuge O'Neill, who was on hand as task “ clearinghouse” for reports of anti- ple, provided "a fertile environment although any or all of them might r o SOME EXTENT, this is a wins the governorship of Illinois, and Opportunities, taiks with Gov. William preliminary report. you're planning to run for presi well known as Ted Kennedy, that there. force members outlined the report. religious or racist activity and for hate activity.” the report said. decide later against running. The reaction to both Mondale and for example, he is considered a O'Neill and Lt. Gov. Joseph Faullso as the dent in 1984, it helps to move one thing they seem to have in is all that is required. That happened in 1829, and Kennedy. possible candidate. around this year and get yourself But the fact that Glenn, Askew relations between the two neighbors common is this conviction that By almost every informed es And still others are simply better known to the voters. But 1984 is not a year to, as the cliche and Hart are operating their have fluctuated ever since. Now, timate, Mondale has an advan there is conditions are right. Sen. Reubin Askew, the former gover has it, fight the last war. campaigns in somewhat un American intelligence analysts ' tage right now in terms of the Dale Bumpers of Arkansas, for nor of Florida, is spending 10 or believe, the Russians are enjoying orthodox ways reflects a staff he has working in his behalf. KKK THIS DOESN'T SUGGEST instance, says he is not planning 12 days a month on the road widespread consensus in the more influence in Iran than at any that everyone running is trying But he has not yet established to run, but allows that he might meeting privately with small Democratic Party today — ^ e time since World War II. Your Connecticut Chevy Dealers himself as a convincing can change his mind if conditions groups of Democrats but giving something different. Former contest for the nomination is not In fact, a secret CIA cable from few public speeches. Vice President Walter F. Mon didate. A Democratic governor were right. loses Tehran in November 1978 warned only wide open right now but like who expects to support him said, Everyone knows that if you're dale is doing all the orthodox ly to develop along somewhat un The first caucuses and that the Soviets were working planning to run for president in things — speaking for other can "Fritz isn't lighting any fires conventional lines. primaries are, after all, still behind Sfe scenes for the shah’s ; 1984, you need to set up a poiitical didates. running a PAC, showing yet.” almost two years away and, with overthrow, which actually occurred permit $500or $750 Cnsh Bonus It is quite possible, of course, The book on Kennedy is action committee so you will himself to as many Democrats as a few weeks later. that this may be a totally mis somewhat different. He is Ronald Reagan in obvious trou have the structure in place to possible. In his position as the The cable mentioned a Czech offer taken idea — that when the time credited within ihe party with ble, anything seemS possible. raise pioney. But Sen. John H. nominal front-runper. he really of arms to the shah's opposition, and MERIDEN (UPI) - Of noted that the Communist Tudeh ficials, afraid their city Party was quite willing to would be turned into a “ battleground,” have "cooperate with Iranian religious, revoked a permit granted NOBODY 0TFB» YOU MORE In Manchester leaders in overthrowing the shah, if to the Ku Klux Klan to the opposition called for the shah’s stage a “ White Christian resignation and the legalization of Solidarity Day” march JQkfl7. all political parties, and advocated later this month. Is condo glut We stilltiwe fein^ toni^ waging an armed struggle if the Acting Police Chief shah did not resign.” George Caffrey said he CARS MID TRUCKS netwcx’Xfeed'-l Two months later, the shah was revoked the Klan’s parade gone and Ayatollah Ruhollah permit Thursday b^ause in the making? Khomeini was the new Iranian of information indicating strongman. The .Soviets were not the March 20 rally would result in violence and pleased with the holy man at first; Town Planner Alan F. Lamson wise move.-Will they be able to possible injury to KKK he denounced the Soviets as im AT THESE SAVINGS! this week revealed that 1,040 find buyers for their units if and, members and spectators. perialists second only to the United “ I am concerned about condominium units are hanging when they are completed? States. the potential danger to Lamson says he believes most fire in Manchester — not yet Moscow-directed Communists Meriden and the people,” built but already approved in es of the units will be built. If so, demonstrated against Khoemini in Caffrey said. “ The Klan sence by the Planning and there m ay be a condo glut in January and February 1979, and in and anti-Klan groups com \Al/ Chevelle Scooter $ 4 ,9 9 7 * Zoning Commission. Manchester, though it would be stigated strikes in the Khuzistan ing together could make This doesn’t count the 1,200 a peculiar ,kind of glut. oilfields. Meriden a battlefield.” City manager Dana condo units proposed for the con It’s not that there are m ore un But the Soviets, recognizing the $ 500 M iller said information Cosh Bonus reality of Khomeini’s power, have troversial Buckland Commons its than there are potential developed by local and subsequently made their accom development. buyers. We’re not confronted state police indicated there modation With the mullah, on the Nor does it count the con here with a classic supply and would be a “ major” con Hie New Cavalier Code! $ 6 ,4 3 3 * surface at least. At the same time, dominium conversion units in demand situation in which supp frontation between the in the Soviet tradition of playing K KK members and anti- town that are being rented while ly is providing greater than de both ends against the middle, hard Klan groups. the owners search futilely for mand The problem is that the (whh 32 Standard Features) core Communist elements went un “ This is building up to a buyers. buyers can’t afford to, or aren’t derground and became part of the small-scale war and there One such condo complex is the willing to, pay the steep interest leftist guerrillas responsible for is no way we can permit Cash Bonus $ 750 East Village Condominiums on rates required for mortgages. 'assassinating dozens of Khomeini’s this,” Miller said. West Middle Turnpike, formerly There is a tremendous demand Open forum / Readers' views The Klan had said the up henchmen. coming march was plann^ for housing in Manchester and $ 6 ,8 9 9 * the Parkade Garden Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 to commemorate a March CHotien Apartments. As was reported in other suburbs with good 21, 1981, rally — when A SECRET CIA report shown to the Manchester Herald recently, reputations, but the mere counter demonstrators my associate Dale Van Atta notes $ 750 sales of the converted availability of units for sale isn’t hurled rocks, bottles and Cash Bonus that the Soviets have been skillfully other debris on robed Klan apartments appear to have enough when interest rates are charitable gift of gravel? At this time volunteers will be exploiting Iran’s isolation from the marchers and police, in lagged far behind the expec so high and sellers are reluctant Consideration If there are over 100,000 yards of paired with trucks and drivers West. Members of the Tudeh Party, juring two dozen people. Celebrity $ 8 ,3 1 3 * tations of the converter, John A. to lower prices to the un gravel worth in excess of $2.50/yard, (donated by area businesses). which is estimated to number 10,(X)0, DeQuattro. profitable levels that would then the town should strip the gravel Posters, maps and plastic bags, also To tlir Editor; have attained influential middle- Because of slow sales, make the units affordable to the before consummating the deal with donated by local merchants, will be level positions in the Khomeini ; Cash Bonus $ 500 DeQuattro has had to extend his average middle-income person. Thank you, Manchester’s Board Economy Electric. distributed, and the groups will dis government, and have begun in- ’ Why not sell the gravel and use the Newborn option to buy the property from In the meantime condos are ser qf Directors (Weinberg, Diana, perse to their designated work filtrating at the higher Ibvels as DiRosa, McCavanagh, Kleinschmidt approximately $250,000 to lower the areas. late Decemter, when he thought ving as rental stock. well. $ 5 ,9 4 1 * and Fogarty) for voting against the 19^ tax rate by a half mill or use it After working through the mor LUV Truck he would have completed selling Enough condos do sell to keep The Communists may hold as rights proposal to put responsibility for to solve some of the other budget ning, the volunteers will re 80 percent of the units, until developers’ hopes alive. A lot many as one-third of the top jobs in sidewalk falls on property owners. problems? assemble at Center Springs picnic communications, Uie banking and ; $ 500 sometime next month. Some depends on the quality Of the un Cash Bonus The town has a staff of lawyers to I read that some members of the area for a picnic lunch. oil industries and some key ' tenants of the housing complex its being offered. And there is debated cope with these claims in a routine Board of Directors are discussing In the past, Clean-Up Day has met ministries, according to intelligence suspect he eventually will aban still a possibility, though it looks manner — not with the anxiety the how difficult it will be to hold down with great enthusiasm from more reports. They ingratiate themselves don the conversion attempt, dimmer and dimmer with every the mill rate for the 1982-83 fiscal HARTFORD (UPI) - S-10 Pickup Truck $ 6 ,2 7 0 * taxpayer would experience. than 300 volunteers. This year, even with the theocratic regim e by One of the most controver though that is mere speculation passing week, that Reaganomics And I guess we all know how long year. Why give Economy Electric a more participation is hoped for as dutifully — if cynically — observing sial issues before the on their part. or some hybrid form of it would take for liability insurance tax write off of some $250,000 when local and area civic, educational and Moslem religious rituals. And they Legislature this year, the $ 500 the tovm will need the money which CashBonu$ But his experience raises the economic policy will end the costs to soar. political adult organizations have gave Khomeini their enthusiastic rights and responsibilities the sale of gravel would provide? Of question of whether the recession and release the pent- Thank you again for acting in the been asked to join in the effort. support during the bloodbath that of parents and their course you will get a backlash from developers of the 1,040 as-yet- up energies of the housing best interests of your voting fellow This is a unique project — one in followed the shah’s ouster. severely handicapped new citizens. Town Hall on how the town will need which merchants, businesses, town CIO Pickup Truck $ 6 ,5 6 4 * unbuilt condos are making a m arket. Tudeh’s stalwarts have been born, is up for public the gravel at some future time. organizations and youth groups join debate. M rs. Samuel LinHoy augmented by anywhere from 2,000 I wonder if Mr. Weiss would take efforts, set an example, and ac to 5,000 Soviet advisers, including 16 Lawmakers were $ 750 55 Church St. scheduled to hold a public Cash Bonus time to explain publicly how such an complish something which benefits Farsi-speaking KGB officials who hearing today on a bill that Berry's World agreement can be in the best in ' our entire town. were invited by Khomeini to beef op would allow the state to terest of Manchester? His explana We are hopeful that Clean-Up Day his security forces last October. tion would be most interesting. file child abuse charges in $ 6 ,9 0 8 * 2 will alert alj citizens to do their part G lO V bn After uncovering a bomb plantod in cases where infants were Have a hearing I believe the Board of Directors to keep Manchester clean and their digs at the Tehran Hilton, the denied treatment or food should schedule a public hearing on beautiful. KGB experts moved their school for and allowed to die because Cash Bonus $ 750 To the Editor this issue. If the public supports the Any interested groups are asked spies to Saltanatabad, a.Tehraa sub they were born with severe current agreement with Elconomy to call the Manchester Chamber of disabilities. In the March 4 issue of the urb that was once the headquarters Electric Co., the deal can be con Commerce at 20 Hartford Road, 646- The bill before the Manchester .Herald Town Attorney of SAVAK, the shah's dreaded summated. If the public does not 2223. Legislature’s Public Why wait! H you've been looking for a new cor or truck, now, more than ever, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers are worth looking into. Retail buyers who take delivery on an elqible Kevin O’Brien was quoted as stating secret police. support the agreement, the town Health Com m ittee has new Chevrolet now throu^ March 31st at participating dealers can get a $500 or $750 cosh bonus! Apply it immediately to your down payment up front.. .or receive your bonus that he sees nothing improper in a Geoff Pfieffer, Jaycees fathers should renegotiate the con drawn criticism from check directly from Chevrolet. Either way, from small cars to trucks, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers are bringing you Ihe offer you've been waiting for on the new Chevy you ve provision of the land sale agreement Paul Pfiugfelder, Jaycees tract in favor of the town. WESTERN INTELLIGENCE some physicians and been wonting to buy So get rolling... ond get a $500 or $750 cosh bonus. Participating dealers contribute 2 5 % to these bonuses, so make your best deal. Your actual cost depends between the town and Economy (and seven others) hospitals who label the analysts suspect the Soviets ate on the deal you'negotiate. See your Connecticut Chevy Dealers today Nobody soils moro. Bocauso nobody offors moro. J.R. Smyth measure an intrusion on Electric Co. that would label as a working determinedly to gain con 48 Strawberry Lane the practice of medicine charitable gift for tax purposes the trol of the Iranian intoUigence and gravel the town plans to take back and the private decisions of security forces against the day when parents. from the land. Policy on letters the ayatollah dies. That would put The bill’s architect, Sen. I did not question the legality of Clean-Up Day them in the catbird seat for the en Regina Smith, D-North this provision. What I questioned suing power struggle. The Herald welcomes letters to Branford, said Thursday was whether or not it was a sound To Ihe Editor: the editor, particularly on topics Utere are other ominous signs of “babies bom with dis 3A business deal for the town and the of local interest. growing Soviet influence in Iran; abilities have a right to the Q jo m i' taxpayers in Manchester. This is April 3 has been designated as Letters ideally should be typed — Soviet weapons, including same level of care as nor OiMSbyNEA. me. > * still a legal giveaway deal favoring Manchester’s 4th annual “ Clean-Up and should be no longer than two Katyusha rocket launchers, are mal infants.” "This right must be Economy E lectric Co. Further Day,” an event which kicks off a pages, double-spaced. flowing into the country, along with protected when parents "I presume, If this federal spending freeze goes more, Mr. O’Brien failed to mention week-long endeavor to attack the The Rerald'reserves.the right Soviet m iliUry instriictars. and doctors choose to Into effect, you'll be leaving me for someone In the interest tree use of $100,000. Why problem o^ litter. to edit letters in the interest of — Khomeini hjik made oontiict clarity and taste. make decisions ^ t in the the private sector." not Mr. O’Brien? Do you feel this is The day will start at the Main and with the Cubans, and is Comieclicirt C h e vy D e a le rs ' best interests of the child,” also “ just good business” like the Forest streets parking lot at 8 a.m. opening an emblssy in Havana. said Mrs. Smith. . \ « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 12. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 12, 1982 - 9 Suspect matches description, Yaz to' call Obituaries final year but it's probably not Carlos SPORTS Page 10 Emil Gri«€i«r Jr. at Rockville General Hospital, She was the daughter of Francis and Consulate in Paris. Emil Grieder Jr., 90, of Bell MET^ICO CITY (UPI) — Mexican probably not Carlos.” He told reporters his father-in-law Street, Glastonbury, former per Florence F. Llewellyn of Vernon, Police asked Interpol, the inter Funeral services will be Saturday police captured a heavily armed turned him in because “he didn’t mittee of the Olcott Package Store man carrying three fake passports national police agency, to send d set in Manchester, died Thursday night at 10 a.m, at the Burke-Fortin agree with what I was doing. He but concluded before a fingerprint of Carlos’ fingerprints to Mexico never supported the Basques ... I at Hartford Hospital. He was the Funeral' Home, 76 Prospect St, City to help esUblish if the si/spect Friends may call at the funeral check today the political activist came to Mexico because of inter- ; husband of the late Julia (Harrison) probably was not “Carlos, the was Carlos. Grieder. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. They said the man, held in a national politics,” he said. ' Memorial contributions may be Jackal,” the world’s most wanted He had lived in Park Street in terrorist. maximum-security Mexico City jail, Cheney Tech over first hurdle made to the Vernon Ambulance Manchester for 36 years and before Mexico City Police sparked identified himself as Justo Ortego He claims to speak fluent Spanish, operating the package store he had Corps. excitement Thursday by arresting a Ezquerra, a Basque nationalist French, English, Basque, Por been a supervisor of weaving at belonging to the political arm of the tuguese and German, and reported By Len Auster off the offensive glass, to lead 8 senior guard Mike Mitchell were tonight,” Phillips stated, “We usual They didn’t put their heads between 61 from the field. Walter A. Markin man carrying three pistols, saying Cheney, ndw 10-10 for the season, to their legs.” ^ George Raposa on' 10-for-l5 Cheney Mills. He was a Gold Star GLASTONBURY - Walter A. he matched the description of terrorist ETA, which seeks in ly has traveled over the past two Herald Sportswrlter critical. ly can score against a press but member of Masonic Lodge of dependence from Spain. years to Canada, the United States, a 35-28 edge in that department. The first, a buzzer beater, gave when we hold the ball we tend to Led by 6-foot-l junior Peter Mar shooting had a team-high 21 points Markin, 57, of 24 Sycamore St, died Venezuelan-born international Being generous to a certain extent tin, with 7 points and 9 rebounds all for Norwich, 24-for-54 from the Patterson, N.J. and was a member Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. He terrorist. ’The suspect denied being Carlos, Colombia, East Germany and "That big kid (Williamson) made Cheney a 32-27 halftime bulge after make that one bad pass. of Tall Cedars of Lebanon. the international terrorist who often Czechoslovakia. was all that Cheney Tech was some key rebounds for them,” cited it trailed 13-12 at the turn. Both “For three quarters we played in the third and fourth stanzas, field, with Jim Hall adding 10 in the was the husband of Katherine F. The suspect was carrying three willing to be Thursday night. Norwich climbed to within the four- losing effort. Norwich committed 26 He leaves three cousins in New fake passports, a powerful .357- has worked with Palestinian and “Carlos” was born Ilich Ramirez Norwich Coach Jack Lonardelli, teams came out tentative with well. The last half of the third Markin. The Beavers built a 17-polnt lead, who saw his No. 4 ranked Warriors point deficit. turnovers. Jersey. Funeral services will be Funeral services will be Saturday Magnum and two other pistols, they other radical Arab groups and is Sanchez in San Cristobal, (heney 6-for-20 and Norwich 6-for-12 quarter and the first part of the Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the considered the world’s most wanted Venezuela, in 1950, the son of a squandered all but a handful, and bow out 11-9, "At the end at the foul from the field with the Warriors tur fourth quarter we were very ragged. Then Wiliiamson’s ’big play’ The Cheney Tech-Windham Tech at 9:15 a.m. from the Farley- said. then regrouped in tripping Norwich slammed the door shut on the com winner advances to Wednesday’s Holmes Funeral Homeef400 Main Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc But Daniel Cantua, press man. wealthy but dedicated communist line we didn’t box out and that took ning the ball over eight times. We lost our composure, drlbbl^ too St., Manchester. Buriat will be in The man told police he entered who named his three sons Vladimir, Tech, 63-53, in a Class M Region I the game from us.” The second big Mitchell two- much and took some questionable eback effort. Region championship against the Ave., with a mass of Christian spokesman for the attorney first round clash at Norwich Free “They deserved the win; they Montville-Waterford winner. East Cemetery. There are no calling burial at 10 a.m, in St. Paul s JUSTO ORTEGO ESQUERRA general’s office, said later, “based Mexico last year to a Colombian Rich and Lenin, after the founder of Lonardelli’s reference was to a pointer came after Norwich ran off shots which allowed them to come hours. Memorial contributions.may Academy. big offensive bucket by Williamson back.” played a little more consistently,” Church. ... probably not Carlos on a comparison of the photos, he is passport issued by the Colombian the Soviet state. five unanswered points to start the be made to the Glastonbury Led by the inside piay of 6-foot-2 off a missed free throw. Cheney, un fourth quarter. That sliced the . Cheney’s 32-27 halftime lead, built saw Lonardelli. tlheney Terli (6.3) • 'Williamson Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 seniors Isaac Williamson and Cal “We regained our composure Volunteer Ambulance Service. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations der relentless fullcourt pressure Beaver edge to 50-45. But Mitchell’s on eight points from Williamson and 12 3-3 27, Gothberg 4 2-2 10, Gover- Gothberg, the No. 5 seeded Beavers from Norwich, had seen its lead straight-on bank shot off the glass at six from Gothberg in the second when we were up four,” Phillips nale 10-0 2, Mitchell 4 0-1 8, Eaton 4 Emilia R. Carducci may be made to the American Heart advanced to the second round of the offered, “I was pleased the way for EAST HARTFORD - Emilia Association, 310 Collins St., Hart dwindle to 57-53 With 1:38 left but the 6:10 mark helped settle Cheney’s stanza, went to 46-29 with 3:04 left in 2-4 10, Nowak 3 0-1 6. Totals 28 7-11 Hazardous waste bill receives support CIAC State Basketball Tournament Williamson skied for a rebound and nerves. the third canto on a 14-2 tear. three quarters we played against 63. (Rosato) Carducci, 75, of 30 Graham ford, 06105. where they'll face Region No. 1 seed their zone. The guards held the ball Road died Wednesday at Hartford tapped it home for a six-point Cheney with seven turnovers at Norwich in the five-minute block Norwich Tech (53)'- Raposa 10 1- 16-3 Windham Tech Saturday night spread. the half, finished with 20. Many of turned the ball over six times and out and we worked it around.” 3 21, McMerriman 4 1-19, Martin 31- Hospital. She was the wife of the aoooooooooooeoctor-cooooo* The money would be used by the match of the total cost, and Connec meet Connecticut’s 10 percent HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill to obligation” under the federal Super at a site aiy^time to be announced. “That was a big play,” agreed the 13 second-half giveaways were misfired five times from the field. Gothberg and Tom Eaton, who 2 7, Brown 0 2-2 2, Adams 2 0-0 4, late Gaetano Carducci. In Meinoriam charge companies for the Department of Environmental ticut has provided no funding yet. Williamson had a game-high 27 directed the Cheney attack, each Funeral services will be Saturday fund legislation. Cheney (hach Craig Phillips, “but the result of fullcourt pressure. “That third quarter killed us,” Hall 5 0-0 10, Turner 0 0-0 0, Lisee 0 0- In sad and loving memory of Linda monitoring of hazardous wastes Protection to monitor the 100 The Connecticut Citizens Action points on 12-for-19 shooting from the that’s the game of basketball,” he saw Lonardelli, “but the kids added 10 markers and Mitchell 0 0, Rodrigues 0 0-0 0, Wasilewski 0 at 8:45 a.m. from the D'Esopo Group urged that the money However, the CBIA “cannot sup “Usually we play well against a Ann Caselli, who passed away they produce and cleanup of any million barrels of hazardous waste field and hauled In 19 rebounds, 11 added, noting two hoops from 5-foot- team that presses us but we didn’t worked hard and made a game of it. chipped in 8 for the Beavers, 28-for- 0^) 0. Totals 24 5-8 53. Wethersfield Chapel, 277 Folly March 12, 1967. produced annually in the state and collected from state firms go to ad port any proposal to use a portion of problems created by improper dis this fund to staff additional per Brook Blvd., with a mass of Chris posal received general support from solve problems caused by improper ding eight more people to the DEP’s tian burial at 9:30 a.m. Calling hours Dear Linda, you are not forgotten — ■ Hazardous Waste Management Sec sonnel within the DEP,” said Anita' we love and miss you very much. speakers at a legislative hearing. disposal. are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. However, there was some dis The surcharge was expected to tion. L. Loalbo, a staff attorney for the’ business group. George W. Franklin Sadly missed by. agreement voiced ’Thursday over raise $1 million the first year and Randy York of the CCAG’s Redmond new pro Mother, Sisters how the money generated by the would be collected until it reached a Naugatuck Valley Chapter said the Ms. Loalbo said all the money EAST HARTFORD - George W. collected "should be used for Franklin, 72, of 344 Oak St. died and Brother measure should be used. $3 million limit. DEP needed a staff of 45 in Hall of Fame local ties Members of consumer and The federal government in 1981 vestigators to do an effective cleaning up abandoned sites and fun Thursday at Rockville General 300000000000000000000000 ding corrective action where there Hospital. He was the husband of business groups testified before the created a $1.5 billion “Superfund” to policing job. The agency now has 12 In Meinoriam help states clean up their hazardous investigators. are serious threats to the en One of the two men elected to baseball’s pires in the A.L. He will >vork with Hank Soar at Neipsic Club Alice (Cowles) Franklin. Legislature’s Environment Com Hall of Fame this week had a Manchester tie- on Dick Butler’s staff grading and scouting In loving memory of Linda Ann mittee on a bill to charge firms from waste problems. However, the The Connecticut Business and In vironment” and not for “current Funeral services will be Saturday DEP operating expenses.” in. the men in blue...Cherie Dow launched the at 9 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Caselli, who passed away March 12, 2 cents to 5 cents on every gallon of federal money is available only to dustry Association said it supported /■ 1967. states that put up a 10 percent legislation “that would adequately Travis Jackson, shortstop with the NeW Herald 1982 tennis season at William & Mary by win By Earl Yost Church, 444 Hills St., East Hartford. hazardous waste they produce. York Giants for several chanfpionship ning her singles match against Duke...Sarah Sports Editor Memorial donations may be made to It doesn’t take a special day, National League teams, was a Manchester Angle Molumphy, 13, won the 14 and under girls’ All Saints Church. Friends may call To bring you to our minds. resident during his time managing the Hart singles tennis title at the Danbury Cross There will be a new head at the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 The days we do not think of you. ford Chiefs in &e Elastem League in the 1960s. Earl Yost, Court complex. professional at the Neipsic Tennis Main St., East Hartford, today from Are very hard to find. Bill would allow pets for lonely elderly During his 15-year career, Jackson, con Sports Editor Club this season but a man familiar 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to most of the membership. Sadly missed by, sidered one of the greatest hunters of all-, time, compiled a .291 batting avaverage and Darkhorse entry Jack Redmond, head pro at the Joanne Llewellyn Aunti By Suzanne Trimel housing officials from outlawing New London was the only state com who she didn’t know by name noticed her absence and began got into four Worid Series. Darkhorse in the New England Grand Prix Manchester Racquet Club for the VERNON — Joanne Llewellyn, 26, United Press International pets in state-subsidized projects for munity she knew of that allowed past eight years, will assume the of 19 North Terrace died Thursday ooooooooooeoooooooooooc the elderly. Of 522,000 people over pets in its housing for the elderly making inquiries. Today the 78-year-old Jackson resides in Tennis Tournament this weekend at the HARTFORD — Marin J. Shealy, “1 can’t tell you how many cards Waldo, Ark. Manchester Racquet Club could very well be duties at Neipsic this season. He is a age 60 in Connecticut, 13,0()0 live in projects. native of Cincinnati and resides in the state’s commissioner on aging, state public housing, Mrs. Shealy Alice Holley, 73, of Hartford and visits I received from people I Kappy Chandler, who also was named to Val Wilder of Westfield, Mass. Seeded No. 3, the baseball shrine with Jackson, once took behind Australian John James and Phil South Windsor. says the companionship of a pet said. delighted a packed hearing room at didn’t even know but who knew me He’ll replace popular Tom’ often can give lonely old people as the lady with the white dog,” she the advice of a Manchester man to help cut Kadesch, No. 1 ranking player in the New Rookie officer quits The bill would apply only to the Capitol with a personal story Early swim popular Casalino who resigned after something to live for. projects paid for directly with state about how her dog relieved the said. down on the number of possible arguments England NELTA, Wilder won the Yankee Mrs. Shealy appeared before the during World Series b a s ^ ll play. Clssic two weeks ago in Pittsfield. Wilder is entering the business field. Casalino money, not to housing financed by loneliness she felt after she moved Proving popular with early risers is the was an assistant to Redmond at the Legislature’s Planning and Develop the f^eral government or projects to the city seven years ago, “not She also told a story to show dogs Back in 1946 while watching a World Series Recreation Department’s open swimming fresh from taking part in the satellite circuit ment Committee Thursday to sup game in Boston, the late Jerry Fay noted that in Australia and is ranked No. 2 in New Racquet Club. after gun accident under joint state and federal spon knowing a soul.” can help old people in other ways. period Tuesday and Friday mornings from The 37-year-old Redmond is a port a bill tnat would allow pets in sorship. About 6,000 units would be- She said whiie walking her dog Mrs. Holley said her aging a major rhubard developed during a game 6:15 to 7:45 at the Manchester High pool. England...Hall’s Arrow Indoor Range will be public housing for the elderly. between Boston and St. Louis as to whether the scene next weekend of the New England graduate of the University of applicable. around her neighborhood, many peo mother, who had become “forget Steve Thomson, Rec director, reports he has Connecticut where he turned to ten A Manchester rookie police of Manchester Herald that Kearns The measure was approved 13-3 She said there was no law on the or not a fly ball was caught or trapped. * indoor archery championships, the 18th year resigned because of the accidental ple stopped and struck up conver ful," once left dinner cooking in her been encouraged by the iterest shown to nis in his junior year after suffering ficer. whose revolver accidently dis and sent to the House for considera books in Connecticut that prohibited sations with her, “mostly about my kitchen and fell asleep. Chandler was commissioner of baseball at date...A fitting plaque honoring Matt Moriar- the event was staged in Manchester. A field charged and injured the friend he shooting. Kearns was passing his .38 a hip and shoulder injuries in foot tion. pets in housing for the elderly, but dog.” She was awakened by her dog the time. ty Sr. will be erect^ at Mt. Nebo’s Morlarty of 300 is expected with $6,000 in prize money was passing it to two weeks ago. caliber revolver to Thomas Pleska. Only four umpires were assigned to work ...Today’s (^ote; “We really live the life. We ball. While in high school at of East Hartford, when the _gun dis Mrs. Shealy said when spouses local authorities took it upon When she became ill and was tugging at her sHirt qrtd found a Field on May 27 when the first game will be Cheshire, Redmond won all-state resigned from the force this mor and friends had died and families themselves to ban animals. She said smoke-filled kitchen. the series. played under the lights featuring Moriarty’s get paid to play basketball. With people star charged, hitting Pleska in the right hospitalized, many of thqse people honors as a quarterback in firatball ning. Capt. Henry R. Minor, head of lived far away, pets were the only Fay suggested to Chandler that two ad in Twilight League play...Ed Yeomans and ving all around us, we really have no reason the admininstrative division, con chest area. , and, pitcher-first baseman in “living beings the elderly have to be ditional umpires should be used| one Joe Juliano have resigned from the to complain” - Isiah Thomas, rookie Detroit JACK REDMOND firmed today. loved by.” stationed on each foul line to better cover Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Piston star...Six men have won NBA title as baseball and center in basketball. Minor said the resignation of the Pleska was treated for a puncture balls trapped or hit down the line. both players'and coaches. Performing the Since turning his full attention to wound at Manchester Memorial Forcing someone to choose Umpires...Annual Cancer Golf Tournament rookie, Steven Kearns, 22, of East between a beloved family dog or cat Chandler, after a personal conversation dual trick were Larry Costello, Bill Sharman, tennis, Redmond has won numerous and Alicia Quinby. Hospital and released. New flu virus developing at the Manchester Country Gub this summer tournaments and has held high Hartford was for “personal with Fay, who was at the game in Fenway Red Holzman, Tom Heinsohn, Bill Russell He plans a full, active schedule for No warrant has been issued by or public housing was a “cruel will be dedicated in memory of the reasons,” ' and was not connected choice” for someone in their waning Park, introduced the six-man umpiring crew and George Senesky. Sharman and Holzman rankings in both singles and doubles the Neipsic members. Redmond’s East Hartford police in the incident. several months ago and members of >1 Lorentzens, Einer and Evelyn...Larry Napp, competition in New England. with the Feb. 27 accident. The years, Mrs. Shealy said. Conlinurd from page one Bangkok and A-lexas flu viruses, for the 1947 World Series and it’s been a an American League umpire for 25 years, has also served as general managers on cham appointment will be announced at shooting occurred in a parked car Kearns and another rookie, both of which caused epidemics'in the CDC’s Advisory Committee on fixture ever since. pionship squads. Several of his proteges have been the annual Neipsic Club dinner Stephen Wengloski, 21, of Lebanon, “ Isolation and loneliness is a been named an assistant supervisor of um containing Kearns and three tremendously debilitating disease,” the' United States in past years. .Immunization Practices were in making waves in girls’ circles, meeting Saturday night at Gordie’s friends. were sworn in by Chief Robert D. CDC flu watchers were keeping a “You can clearly see the formed earlier this year. At that Cherie Dow, the Molumphy sisters Place in Glastonbury. Lannan on Feb. 16. following their she said, and many old people, Kearns, who returned home this denied the companionship of people, close check on the A-Shanghal virus differences," said Kappus. “The time, little was known about the morning after handing in his graduation at the Municipal Police simply give up the will to live. An to detect any further changes. "The question is whether the virus will virus and a tentative decision was resignation, could not be reached for Training Academy in Meriden, virus has b ^n identified only in continue to drift and where it stops. made to rec.qmnnend continued use where they reportedly finished in animal can change that, she added. comment. The bill would prohibit local Asia and has not been seen in this Right now, nobody is certain of of the 1981-82 flu vaccine for the next Full weekend of activity Stop like war zone A department source did tell the the top 10 of their class. country, which is experiencing its that.” fall and winter season. The vaccine mildest influenza season in years. protects against A-Banekok 1 J , y lU Z I The A-Shanghai virus is slightly Federal health officials became B-Singapore and A-England flu Driver charged after dispute different antigenically from A- aware of the changing flu virus strains. New England's best Jaeger win streak A South Windsor man who became verbally abusive testing, police said. Meadows was released on $500 bond and is scheduled Are you tired of looking at FRIDAY and refused to cooperate with police following a routine to appear in court March 29. Police said more charges 7 College basketball: North ends with injuries motor vehicle stop, was arrested Thursday and charged against Meadows may be forthcoming, pending the out the same old painted walls? Carolina State vs. Tennessee- with breach of peace and resisting arrest, police said come of the lab tests. Chattanooga, ESPN today. tennis players here 7:30 NBA: Celtics vs. Nets, Ch. Dallas (UPD — This week’s defeating Kathy Jordan, 6-2. 6-1. Police stopped George E. Meadows, 28, at Hilliard 22, WINF, WPOP and Woodland streets after they observed him traveling stop on the women’s professional But there were no complaints By Earl Yost be interesting to see how far the 8 Exhibition baseball: Yankees tennis tour is beginning to look like a . from top-seeded Martina at a high rate of speed and running a red light. S t Patrick’s day carnations talented young men can advance in vs. Braves, Ch. 11 Meadows got out of his car and stood in the road, Sports Editor war zone. Navratilova, who, playing in her their first step into major competi 9 MISL: Steams vs. Arrows, USA Muscle pulls forced Pan Shriver police said. When they asked him to get back in his car home town, rolled to an easy 6-0, 6-2 WALLPAPER S U £ New England’s finest professional tion on the New England scene. Cable and West Germany’s Sylvia Hanika victory over Petra Delhees of or move to the side of the road, Meadows refused. 2i89* A St Patrick’s day pins tennis players 'will be on display this One of the familiar faces among 9:30 College basketball: out of action earlier in the week and Switzerland. Finally Meadows got back in his car, started it back it weekend at the Manchester Racquet the visiting pros will he Jeff Aarts of Tennessee vs. Southeastern on Tliursday night second-seeded into Duval Street and parked it. He then yelled It was Navratilova’s 21st con SAVINGS Club.in the sixth annual New Mt. Kisco, N.Y. The suthpd^ is one l.ouisiana, ESPN Andrea Jaeger was forced to secutive' victory. obscenities to the police and had to be pulled from the & 39< England Grand Prix Tournament of the hardest hitters on the circuit. 11:30 College basketball: Iowa car, when he was told he "'as under arrest, police said. withdraw during the second set of which will benefit the Manchester vs. Northeastern l.,ouisiana, Ch. 3 her match with JoAnne Russell. I,n other third-round matches Meadows was taken to headquarters for booking. Memorial Hospital Building Fund. 10:30 College basketball: Boston Thursday, eighth seed Mary Lou There police found a plastic bag on him containing a '*lAirwni r ;7 UP TO— Following are the singles Jaeger said she had pulled groin thing” 50% Action sta rt^ this afternoon at College vs. San Francisco, WPOP muscles in both legs. Piatek defeated 14-year-old Kathy plant-like substance. The arresting officer said they ni4i>cMatar^ A MINIMUM or 25% OFF ANY WALLCOVEHINQS 4:30 with five singles matches pairings: Rinaldi, 6-3, 6-3, while Leslie Allen suspected the bag contained hallucinogenic mushrooms. •). Friday at 4:30 - Carey vs. “There was no way I could have scheduled. Four additional singles gone on,” said Jaeger, who was downed Andrea Temesvari, a 15- The contents of the bag will be sent to the state lab for matches are slated at 6 o’clock and Hamilton, Januzzi vs. Waintrup, year-old from Hungary, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. EVERY WALLCOVERIHG Cassone vs. Ryans, Creighton vs. seeded second. “If I went one way, again at 7:30.with the first round of Game site it hurt in my groin on one side, and if Wendy Turnbull of Australia, the REDUCED doubies at 9. Dabrowski, Bouquin vs. Friend; 6- I went the other way, it hurt on the tournament’s sixth seed, came back ^^W sstow ii^P ti^arm acy; In c. Top seeds in the 29-man singles Lyons vs. Beebe, Sharton vs. Aarts, Site of the Cheney Tech-Windham other side. I couldn’t step into my ' to defeat Yvonne Vermaak of South field are John James, a native of Custer vs. Holmes, Valbuena vs. 1 r ' ■ Check our Prices and Selection Tech CIAC State Basketball Tourna groundstrokes.” Africa, 4-6,6-2,6-0. It was Turnbull’s Australia, now residing in Connec Bishop; 7:30 - Officer vs. Juliano, ment Class M Region I second round Jaeger was trailing, 6-3, 2-1, when first ever loss to Vermaak. 455 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Let our decorating staff give you ticut, Phil Kadesch of Winchester, Voikois ys. Shinn, Sargeson vs. clash Saturday night will be she retired from the action, thus en Sabina Simmonds of Italy pulled 643-5230 Mass., Val Wilder of Westfield, Schlottstein, Casalino vs. Bohonnon. Windham High in Willimantic at ding her winning streak at 12 off her second straight upset by win For your shopping convenience pay your HELCO, Mass., John Officer of Beverly, James, Wilder and Kadesch drew 6:30. matches. ning over Eva Pfaff of West Ger Personal Attention Mass., Peter Lyons of Madison and first round byes. I t ’s th e f ir s t h a lf of a many, 6-2, 6-4. Simmonds had SNETCO & CNG bills here! Also we’re a US Post SALE THROUGH APRIL 3rd On top of that, fifth-seeded Mima Office substation. Jim Sharton. The rankings, one td Action Saturday morning starts at doubleheader. Jausovec of Yugoslavia also com defeated Anne Smith the night six, are in that order. 9:30 with the finals set Sunday mor plained of a slight muscle pull after before. There’, No Other Place Like It Lyons, back from a succesful ven ning at 11:30 for singles and 1:30 for ture on the Penn circuit, is the doubles. Coach of the Year defending champion. Only other The Saturday schedule runs like former champ entered is Joe this, four singles matches at both NEW YORK (UPI) — Norm Arnold Dean recovering — Available Now— CRISP FIRM APPLES Bouquinjof Danbury. JEFF AA^ITS 9:30 and 11, two quarterfinals at Stewart, who guided Missouri to its (out of a controlled atmosphere that Kadesch and Wilder are ranked 12:30 and 2, four doubles matches at best ba^etbaU season in more than preserves Fall freshness & flavor.) No. 1 and No. 2 in New England by Local interest will center around 4 with the doubles semifinals at 6. a half century, today was named following auto accident Get Your NELTA, governing body of the two amateurs; Racquet Gub champ Singles semifinals will be Sunday United Press International’s Coach Varieties Include — ' sport. Mike Custer and Dave Shinn. It will morning at 9. of the Year. HARTFORD (UPI) - Veteran .least three days. •Me Intosh sportscaster Arnold Dean will be ab “He was in pretty good shape Instant and Weekly •Red Delicious sent from his popular talk show at physically," Miller said, “but it will •Golden Delicious WTIC radio for several weeks while be several weeks before he’s back Davis feels B.C. deserved NCAA tourney bid he recovers from injuries sustained on the air. We’ve had many, many Lottery tickets •Old Fashioned Russets in a traffic accident. ''calls from listeners.” •“New Japanese Mutsu” R e n iin A -.very Ing Dean was driy^ing back to his (tart arm appla) DALLAS (UPI) — Boston College round game in the Midwest Boston College. Versace called I think that shows how many good Dean, the station’s sports director Wethersfield home during a snow at coach Tom Davis knows how upset Regionals. The winner meets attention to the Eagles’ schedule, teams there are. and host of the evening sports talk storm Tuesday when his car crashed M • ^ 1 5 MJUN ST. ting it can be to expect something DePaul. which included games against "But I am very proud of what this show, was reported in good condi on Interstate 91. He had planned to and then not get it. But he doesnit Boston college finished fourth in Bentley, StonehiU, and St. Anselm’s, team has accomplished and I hope tion at Hartford Hospital ITiursday leave for Florida Sunday to report Westown Pharmacy PERb FRUit STAND think anybody needs to be pointing the Big East Conference and was all non-Division I teams. such comments do not detract from where he '^ a s being treated for on the Boston Red Sox spring at his basketball team and saying one of four clubs selected from the “I talked to our team about these what the team has done,” Davis several fractured ribs and internal training camp. they don’t deserve to be where they league to participate in the national comments briefly,” Davis said said. injuries. Miller said WTIC sportqcaster OPEN YEAR ROUND Paul s PaioTw are. tourney. Thursday. “1 think it is a bit of a slur Ross Miller, vice president of the Scott Gray would serve as tem OPEN DAILY and SUNDAYS ' 276 Oakland St. Manchester [Also save on.,, The Eagles have made it to the Dick Versace, coach of Missouri on our club. I can understand the Boston College won eight games Ten-Eighty Corp., which owns porary sports director at the station, ^‘LeUuce Get Acquainted” ^ ______FiUMTm______NCAA tournament for the second Valley Conference champ Bradley, disappointment when a coach does in a row before losing in the ^VTIC, said Dean had undergone sur while Hartford Whaler game an 8 AM - 9 PM stra i^ t year and ^11 face San was enraged his team was not in not get a bid. semifinals of the Big East post gery for the removal of his spleen, nouncer Chuck Kaiton would anchor Francisco tonight in an opening vited and he directed his barbs at “The NIT field Is very strong and season tournament to Villanova. and would remain hospitalized for at the morning sportscasts. MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 12. 1982 - 1 1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. March 12. 1982 jjQ Jets Louisville, Kentucky showdown out Cougars Meet must regroup
Stan Simpson, who referred to his West Regional ‘ By Fred Lief Elsewhere in the opening round: Wake Forest 74, Old Dominion Houston beat Alcorn State for its ~ team as "sacrificial lambs” before Kast Regional first victory in the NCAA Tourna At l.,ugun, U tah after two setbacks UPl Sports Writer 57 the game. At CharloHe, N.C. Anthony.Teachey and Mike Helms ment since 1971. The Cougars meet W est Virginia 1 0 2 . North} head South That showdown between Carolina A&T 72 } James Madison 55, Ohio State 48 scored 18 points each as No. 19 Wake No. 11 Tulsa in the second round a 4-1 lead, with Bill Barber recor Louisville and Kentucky — the Hat “1 was publicly suprised but in my Dan Ruland scor^ 18 points and Saturday. For Houston, up 40-35 at Backed by Russel Todd’s 20 points , By Tohy Favia “Now that I’m so close to 50, I’d like gut I thought we would win. I think Forest routed Old Dominion, setting By Len Auater ding his 39th. Ron Flockhart also got fields and McCoys of college basket Linton Townes added 10 of his 12 in up a second-round game Saturday the half, Michael Young added 18 and dogged fullcourt pressure. No. \ UPI Sports Writer to get it over with.” ball — will have to wait. our defense took Kentucky complet- the second half to carry James 17 West Virginia crushed North J Herald Sportswrlter Middleton scored once in the first his 31st for Philadelphia. ly out of their offense.” against No. fl Memphis State. Wake points and Clyde Drexler 17. Albert ItungrrH -t. Red \( iiigH I Madison. The Dukes, who meet No. Forest, which led 30-28 at halftime, Irving scored 21 points for Alcorn Carolina A&T and advanced tot Maybe the Winnipeg Jets peaked period and twice in the third. His se With basketball fans across Ken Saturday’s game against No. .10 ■ With a luncheon Thursday noon serving as a farewell, Manchester too early this year. cond score 5:34 into the third gave At Detroit. Rob McClanahan and Middle Tennessee State also won 1 North Carolina in the second round cracked it open with 10 straight State. Community College’s baseball team shortly thereafter departed for tucky anticipating a shootout at long Saturday, were down 42-34 with just Fresno State. For the Mountaineers, 1 The Jets were the NHL’s door Boston a 5-3 lead. Mark Pavelich scored in the first last between ,these two feuding thanks to 19 points by Rick points late in the second half. Old its 22-hour trip’to the south with the Florida Baseball Schools in San period and New York was never over 11 minutes to play before Dominion was paced by Ronnie 273, Quentin Freeman added 151 mats last year with the worst record Peter McNab and Keith Crowder neighbors, the skirmish ended Campbell, an effective stall with 12 points and Greg Jones 14. A&T w as! ford as its destination. in the league, but they improved added two goals each for Boston. overtaken, remaining two points McAdoo with 17 points. Mideast Regional ’This is the ninth annual Florida junket for MCC and it will be there Thursday night before it even began. minutes' to go and some dreadful At Nashville, Tenn. led by Joe Binion with 17 points and ; greatly this season and moved to Morris Lukowich scored twice for ahead of the Flyers in second place shooting by Kentucky. No Kentucky Midwest Regional 10 days with a seven-game schedule against other colleges visiting the in the Patrick Division. For the Middle Tennessee State, At T ulsa, O kla. Indiana 94, Robert Morris 62 12 rebounds. within a game of .500 with a recent delivering tbe first big blow of the player finished in double figures. Defending champion Indiana Wyoming 61, Southern Califor* Sunshine State during semester break. seven-game unbeaten streak, Wings, it was their eighth straight Marquette 67, Evansville 62 Four vans transported 22 players, two coaches (Gene Spazlanl and defeat and first under new coach NCAA Tournament, rocked No. 14 NCAA Dean Marquardt hit for 21 points pounded Robert Morris to move on nia 58 Now, after two straight losses, the Kentucky 50-44 in Nashville, Tenn., As expected,, Kentucky jumped to to S atu rd ay ’s round again st Mark Wrapp scored 17 points, in Tom Zownlr), one coach’s wife and Director of Athletics Pat Mistret- team is once again re-evaluating Billy Dea. who replaced Wayne an early lead but Middle Tennessee as Marquette advanced to the next ta on the southern swing. Maxner Wednesday. in the opening round of the Mideast round Saturday against No. 5 Alabama-Birmingham. Indiana led cluding four foul shots in the last 39 itself. pulled to a 30-30 tie at the half. After Mistretta noted the first trip cost $3,000 while the present junket is “We were tired. We have to work CunuclienH 4, Blu<‘k IliiukH 0 Regional. scoring 14 straight points. James Missouri. Brian Nyenhuis, Mike 48-24 at the half and cleared its seconds, to send Wyoming into the moving ahead, the Blue Raiders bench midway through the second next round against No. 7 three times that amount. ’The MCC baseball team raised over $8,000 hard for everything we get. That’s At M ontreal, Mark N apier The upset eliminated the possibili-'" went to a control game and never Madison upset Georgetown last year Wilson and Glenn Rivers each made through a serjes of fund raisers to help underwrite the cost of the trip. notched his 35th goal and picked up two free throws in the final 30 half. Randy Wittman had 16 points Georgetown. The 6-foot-8 reserve been the story of this team all ty of Kentucky and Louisville's first trailed. in. the first round. Tony Campbell “We’ve met some great people, great schools, it’s been a positive an assist while rookie goaltender seconds and Marquette ran its for the Hoosiers and Forest Grant forward made two free throws with year,” said rookie Dale Hawerchuk meeting in 23 years. The hullabaloo and Clark Kellogg had 14 points each experience,” Mistretta said in his brief remarks. Thursday night after Winnipeg had Rick Wamsley stopped 25 shots for for Ohio State. record to 23-8. Evansville, making scored 25 for Robert Morris. 39 seconds left to put Wyoming up surrounding the event pushed ticket “We weren’t getting any shooting "Indiana was much quicker inside 59-58. He was then fouled on a ’The Cougars, 16-11-1 a year ago, are slated to swing into action Sun been beaten 7-4 by the Bruins at his second shutout of the season, prices up to $500 a ticket. No. 20 from anybody,” said Joe Hall, who “I really feel the last 20 minutes its first appearance in the NCAA day afternoon against Rhode Island College. ’The remainder of the the Jets, and Dave Christian, and extending the Canadiens' unbeaten Tournament since its team was than we thought they would be,” rebounded of a missed shot by Boston. Louisville must now collect itself coached Kentucky to an NCAA title was probably as gutty an effort as schedule is: Monday March 15 at 9:45 a.m. vs. Iowa State; ’Tuesday, The Jets had lost 6-2 in Hartford Norm Dupont had the others. streak to eight games. Montreal, for Saturday’s second round against any team I have ever coached has killed in a 1977 air crash, was led by said Robert Morris coach Matt Southern Cal’s Dwight Anderson and in 1978, ”I don’t feel that they did Furjanic. “We got behind and it’s March 16 at 9:45 a.m. vs. University of Wlsconsin-Eau Claire; the previous night and they have In other games, Philadelphia which has lost once in its last 25, Middle Tennessee. anything so much they we didn’t played,” said James Madison coach Brad Leaf with 23 points. hit two from the line with four topped Colorado 5-1, the New York tough to catch up against a great seconds left to seal it. Anderson Wednesday, March 17 at 3:30 vs. Anderson College; Thursday, March three games-to go on this road trip. moved one point ahead of EldmontOn "We turned out to be a raging expect or that we weren’t prepared Lou Campanelli. "We just stuck Houston 94, Alrorn Stale 84 18 at 9:45 a.m. vs; University of New Hampshire; and Friday, March Rangers downed Detroit 4-1, Mon in the overall standings. Rob Williams scored 25 points and team like Indiana.” finished with 22 points. Another improvement was evi bull,” said Middle Tennessee coacb for.” with the game plan.” 19 at 9:45 a.m. vs. Bellarmlne. Paul Shmyr ... No. 3 ... dent in one player on the Bruins — treal blanked Chicago 4-0, and l‘'laiiirH 6, Caiiiif'ks 3 MCC had a 6-2 won-lost mark a year ago in its Florida swing. Veteran defenseman ... Rick Middleton, who scored three Calgary defeated Vancouver 6-3. At Calgary. Alberta, Janhie Hislop Returnees include tri-captains Willie Gonzales, all-New England se Acquired from Minnesota goals to boost his total for the year KlytTH 5, lloekieH I scored two third-period goals to lead cond team third baseman a year ago, shortstop Bob DeSauIniers and North Stars... Born January 28, to 47: . At Philadelphia, the Flyers turned Calgary. Hislop racked up his 14th Al Klibanoff. Among the newcomers are Darryl Morhardt out Gilbert back Colorado with a three-goal Rain cuts 1946 in Cudworth, “1 haven’t been playing well late goal of the season at 10:43 then School in Wlnsted and outfielder Ken D’Attilio out of Penney High in third period. The Flyers scored two added his second of the night with Saskatchewan ... 5-11,. 175 ly, so let’s hope this is the start of Bradley frustrations Elast Hartford. something better,” Middleton said. power-play goals within 2:34 to gain 2:11 left. ■ : Over 200 MCC athletes have participated in the Florida junkets. pounds'... Second oldest PGA event Whaler at 36 ... Experience in Florida relieved after victory helpful to younger players. Catholic hockey program LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - Coles leads Florida weather has been playing havoc with the TPA tour. for-15 from the field to lead Rutgers By United Press International. In Thursday night’s other first- into a second-round game at Purdue In last week’s Bay Hill Classic, it round games, Georgia beat Temple LPGA event grew into respectability took two days to play the second Take that, NCAA. Monday night. Tillman’s hot hand 73-60, Rutgers topp^ Iona 55-51 and enabled the Scarlet Knights to rally Training round and the tournament didn’t end The Bradley Braves, incensed Nevada-Las Vegas trounced Murray until Monday after a scheduled over what they deemed an oversight from a seven-point halftime deficit. INDUSTRY, Calif. (UPI) - U st with a broken coiiarbone. State 87-61. year, Janet Coles shot a third-round By Len Auster back) and either one could win the 36-hole Sunday finale was halved by by the NCAA Tournament Com Iona’s first-half margin was built Camp "One reason his (Barrett) ioss At Athens, Ga., star forward behind the hot shooting of Steve 72 in miserable conditions and Herald Sportswrlter starting spot,’’ Mannix states, rain. mittee, took out their frustrations Dominique Wilkins scored 24 points referring to juniors Charlie hurt so badly was because he did it This week’s Inverrary Classic on overmatched American Burtt, who finished with 25 points. figured she’d be challenging for the ali. He killed penalties, was on the and grabbed 12 rebounds to advance Dwayne Polee scored 22 points lead on the final day of a $150,000 First you crawl, then take some O’Connell and Chris Poshpeck. could be facing a worse fate. Thursday night, waltzing to a 76-65 the Bulldogs into a Monday night Notes hesitant, shaky steps before getting East had a dozen skaters with 11 power piay and was on the ice every Tbe Inverrary’s opening round, triumph in an opening-round game and Larry Anderson added 20 to lead tournament. other shift,” explains Mannix, “We clash against the winner of tonight’s Nevada-Las Vegas to an easy home But heavy rain later that day the hang of it and proceed to the or more points, nine will be among scheduled for Thursday, had to be of the National Invitation Tourna Richmond-Maryland game. Temple, next level — walking. the returning cast. That group in wiil be bolstered by his return and postponed until today .after seven ment. victory, advancing the Rebels, 20-9, forced officials to cancel the third the players who did a good job wiii led by center Alton McCullough’s 16 to a second-round game against the round, negating Coles’ efforts. The Just like the growth of the East cludes sophomores Paul Roy and hours of heavy rain left the course “I really wanted to get by this points, kept the game close until the Catholic ice hockey program. Ken West, each with l3 goals and 22 ■be a year older and wiser. unplayable. And although officials first one,” said Bradley Coach Dick winner of tonight’s ’Dilane-Louisiana final round was also cancelled in “It was advantageous to have so final minutes, when Wilkms and State battle. Murray State, 20-8, was that tournament, won by Sally Little Each passing season the Eagle assists for 35 points. don’t expect more rain this Versace, who complained bitterly Gerald Crosby sparked S late sextet has made progress. And this West skated on a line with Clark many young piayers this year weekend, they didn’t expect Sunday pfter the Braves were led by Brian Stewart’s 19 points, in in 36 holes. Vet pitchers in news although we struggled in a few Georgia surge. cluding 13 in the first half as the ’Thursday, Coles picked up where campaign was no different as East and senior Greg White, the latter Thursday’s either, passed over by the NCAA. “It gives Wilkins’was on his way to one of secured its first post-season victory with 16 goals and 14 assists for 30 games. Their experience wiii really "Weather in south Florida this the guys something to believe in, Racers took a 32-31 lead. With his she left off, carding four birdies en In other games, Philadelphia out- show next year," Mannix looks to team trailing 57-40, Murray State route to a 3-under-par 70 just By United Press International ever by a 14-2 count. points. time of year is so unpredictable that something to go for. I didn’t really slugged Toronto 17-13, Boston It was a far cry from East’S first the future. Coach Ron Greene was ejected after minutes before the rain began to Spring training is usually a time Freshman left wing Kevin Hutt sometimes it sneaks up on the want to break it open ... I’ve seen topped the Chicago White Sox 6-2, two attempts in state Division II was East’s top sniper With 20 goals. Sophomores John Burke and Dan forecasters,” said a tournament too many times when someone gets protesting an official’s call and grab the first round lead in the tour for clubs to talk about their young Kansas City defeated Montreal 4-1, Raffin and freshman Jason Hanford bumping into him. nament at Industry Hills. . tournament play when the opposi He added 17 assists to finish as spokesman. "The forecast for ESSEt a big lead and loses it.” pitchers. Thursday, much was said Pittsburgh nipped the New York tion took 10-0 and 13-0 verdicts in second-high scorer with 37 points. also return from the blue line Thursday was for a 30 percent The Braves, 22-10, came out stor NIT In tonight’s first-round action, Coles, 27, of Carmel, Calif., has about two veterans. Mets 8-7, San Diego blanked Califor brigade aiong with junior Steve Maryland is at Richmond, St. won only once in her five-year LPGA consecutive years. Sophomores John Kolano and Den chance of showers, whibh is com ming in Peoria, 111., jumping to a 13- At Mesa, Ariz., Ferguson Jenkins, nia 1-0, Detroit beat Minnesota 6-3, East wound up 13-8-1, bowing in nis Tulimieri split time on the right Fastiggi. mon around here. Nobody expected 1 lead within three minutes before Peter’s at Syracuse, Fordham at career, that title coming in a 1978 who rejoined Chicago as a free Cleveland and Seattle played to a 1-1 "Our plans right now are to beef Virginia Tech, Mississippi at Clem- tournament in Atlanta. Tied for se the quarterfinals to East Haven by a it to rain as much as it did.” settling for a 37-25 halftime lead. his emphatie slam-dunks early ii. agent last winter, made his Cactus tie, and St. Louis edged Houston, 5-4. 5-3 reading. One of the Eagles’ wins up the schedule even more for next Revised plans are to play the 18- The Eagles, 21-9, cut their deficit the game when freshman Ed Coe son, Tulane at Louisiana State and cond, one stroke behind Coles, were League debut and picked up the vic At Dunedin, Fla., Dick Davis and year Next year I would like to play Cal-Irvine at San Diego State. Marlene Floyd-Dearam, Chris John was a 7-0 blanking of Windsor and hole first and second rounds today to 40-33 with 16:27 left in the game, grabbed him with both arms, sen tory in the Cubs’ 8-3 decision over Alejandro Sanchez had two home they also deadlocked Windsor, 4-4. maybe the toughest schedule in the and Saturday and — as was planned but Willie Scott, who had a career- ding the Bulldogs’ second-team son and Martha Hansen. the San Francisco Giants. Jenkins runs each in a seven-homer, 20-hit area.” Mannix voiced ambitiously. Coles, playing on the par-73,5,983- Windsor has at least reached the ‘Experience will at Bay Hill — to trim the 144-man high 19 points and seven assists, All-American reeling to the floor. Coe worked three innings, allowing only barrage, lifting the Phillies. Davis Division II semifinals. "We had a successful growing field to the low 60 scorers for a 36- scored two of Bradley’s next three was called for an intentional foul but Salazar enters yard Zaharias course, blrdied the a walk while striking out three. went 4-for-5 with three RBI and year. Every program goes through second hole after hitting a 9-iron Meanwhile, at Miami, the “They’re in the semifinals and show next year’ hole windup Sunday. baskets to pad the lead back to 13. probably never heard the referee’s . LAWRENCE, Mass. (UPI) - rookie Bob Dernier was 2-for-2 with with a couple of breaks that could be growing pains and our piayers have Bradley advances to the second whistle above the thundering boos within two feet of the pin and ran in Baltimore Orioles defeated the four RBI. to hoid their heads high. We won 13 Marathon world record-holder a 40-foot birdie putt on No. 3. She us,” voiced East Coach Bill Mannix round against the winner of from the fans in the University of Alberto Salazar will run in the 86th Texas Rangers 2-0 but the victory At Sarasota, Fla., rookie pitchers Bill Mannix games and tied one. birdied No. 15 with a one-foot putt was tempered when starting pitcher with a tinge of envy. UPI photo tonight’s Syracuse-St. Peter’s Georgia Coliseum. Boston Marathon April 19 barring Brian Denman and Dennis Burtt “1 think this was the best season "... 1 feel next year we will be Fourth best game. , “After the play by Coe, I first and added a birdie on the par-5 16th Steve Stone was forced out of the combined for six shutout innings as heard from.” injury at the world cross-country hole with a 20-foot putt. we’ve had in four years as a varsity Tony Patton. 13, a student at "Once you’ve worked hard to get checked to see if he was all right, championships in Rome March 21, it game with a relapse of an elbow in the Red Sox defeated the White Sox. program. I see us going in oniy one it down to seveff, you’re tired,” said then I told him he was tackling a Her lone bogey came on the par-3, jury that sidelined him for most of Boston pounded out 17 hits while Scoring: C . A. Pts. St.James School in Manchester, Middle Tennessee center Chris Morris tangles In arms of Ken was reported Thursday. 169-yard 17th hole when her tee shot direction and that direction is even- wing on a iine with Hutt and Roy placed fourth in the 13 and under American’s Gary Williams. "It’s national monument down here,” Bill Dellinger of the University of last year. Stone pitched two hitless Chicago was limited to seven hits further improvement,” Mannix with Kolano scoring 16 goals and Rick Clark 16 27 43 tucky’s Derrick Hord in NCAA Mideast Peglonal Tournament hard to keep it going.” said Temple Coach Don Casey, landed in a trap. ^ innings before leaving with what with both its runs coming off rookie Kevin Hutt 20 17 37 state racquetball championship last Oregon, Salazar’s coach, made the “I’m glad to get this course out of states. Tulimieri six. The latter had 12 weekend in Newington. The Coven game last night in Nashville. Ed Sloan led American with 20 whose team ended the year at 19-8. was described as tendinitis. pitcher Danny Parks. fi Ken West 13 22 35 disclosure in a telephone interview the way,” said Coles. “I feel East Catholic can become assists for a totai olf 18 points. try youngster lost to the eventual points, hitting ll-for-18 from the At Piscataway, N.J., Clarence with Pat Bigold of the Lawrence At t'ort Myers, Fla., George Brett Junior Sean Hagearty anchored Paul Roy 13 22 35 one of the most powerful hockey 16 14 30 champion. held. Tillman scored 22 points and shot 10- Eaglfr-Tribune. and Willie Aikens hit back-to-back teams in the area in a few years if East’s rotating third line and had Greg White home runs in the eighth inning to three goals and 13 assists for 16 John Kolano 16 10 26 we keep on going in the same direc Dennis Tulimieri 6 12 18 lead the Royals. Grant Jackson, who tion,” he adds a warning, without points. . Dan O’Brien 5 11 16 Lack of scoring was traded from the Expos to the boasting. Ciark, Howat, White, defenseman Royals this winter, was the winning Mannix’ optimism stems from the Dan O’Brien (5 goals, 11 assists) and Sean Hagearty 3 13 16 pitcher. Jackson pitched three winger Colin MeWay (3 goals, 2 Pat Barrett 5 7 12 Loughery learned knowledge of having most of his top 7 5 12 scoreless innings in relief. point-makers back for at least one assists) are East’s graduating Brian Gallahue Yaz can call retirement day hurt Eaglettes seniors. Dan Raffin 5 6 11 year, some as many as three more Mark Zimkiewicz 6 5 11 At Bradenton, Fla., Johnny Ray ' campaigns. East loses only five “We’re fortunate to lose only five seniors and I feel with the people Jason Hanford 2 5 7 in Hawks' victory WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - If being in everything he can to help him. ’That shows By Len Auster “We will have decent size under and Willie Stargell hit home runs to seniors to graduation, the biggest John Burke 1 6 7 losses being netminder Scott Howat who I know will be playing we’li be love means never having to say you’re sorry, you the kind of guy he is.” Herald Sportswrlter the boards, but again the scoring,” lead the Pirates over the Mets in a Steve Fastiggi 2 4 6 Ralph Houk must love Carl Yastrzemski Ridel foresees her biggest split squad game. Ray gave the and leading scorer, center Rick strong,” states Mannix, who is also Houk considers Yastrzemski a sure future looking forward to the return of Colin MeWay 3 2 5 By Ira Kaufman Glenn shot the eyes out tonight. because he has absolutely no intention of ever Hall of Famer. Chances are the one-time boy Put the ball in the basket; sounds headache, “We will need people for Pirates a 3-2 lead with a three-run Clark. The latter had 43 points on 16 We’ve had an up-and-down year and Sports goals and a team-high 27 assists. freshman defenseman Pat Barrett. Brian Coughlin 0 1 1 UPI Sports Writer saying that to him. shortstop may even make it into Cooperstown easy enough. scoring and that will be a big ques homer in the second inning. Charlie O’Connell 0 1 1 we’ve got to maintain our momen When Yaz finally quits, he’ll be the one to on the first ballot. Right? tion mark. There are people capable StargelTs homer in the fifth, his “I have two goaltenders (coming He missed the finai seven games Atlanta Coach Kevin Loughery tum. I felt the key turning point was punch his own ticket. Parade Wrong, not for the East Catholic of scoring but they just have to first home run since Aug. 8, 1980, learned a little NBA arithmetic More than likely, Houk willstjll be with the McMillen’s defense on Adrian At 42, the Boston Red Sox’ lean and sun Red Sox when Yaz finally does retire. And girls’ basketball team in 1981-82. come through.” gave the Pirates a 7-2 lead. Thursday night: Mike Glenn plus a Dantley all night.” Milt Richman ’The Eaglettes posted a 3-15 mark, East lost twice to HCC foes South At Yuma, Ariz., four San Diego Lights due pick equals two points. tanned elder statesman is about to begin his it’ll undoubtedly make him think back to the Dantley, the league’s third-leading 22nd straight season with them. feeling he had as manager when three other suffering nine consecutive reversals Catholic and Northwest Catholic. pitchers combined to shut out B a sk etb a ll Glenn, signed as a free agent for scorer, was limited to 20 , points to wind up the campaign, and their But second time around reversals to California on three hits as the the third time in five pro seasons He’s in marvelous physical shape having superstars who played for him, Mickey Man while rookie Dan Schayes added 15 worked hard at it all winter. You watch him tle and Whitey Ford with the Yankees and A1 main shortcoming was in the them gives Ridel hope. “We played Padres completed a three-game at Wrigley last fall, scored a season-high 23 points and 14 rebounds for the Jazz. bouncing around first base, grabbing those Kaline with the Tigers, also came to the end ' scoring department. East in the 18 much better the second time around sweep of the Angels. The only run of points and shot ll-for-12 from the Utah Coach Frank Layden is outings scored J04 points, a .39.1 against them,” she recalls, “We the game came in the seventh when field behind some jarring picks to tough ground balls, firing them to second and award the same year. He has played in two of the road. points and Eric Widmer 2 for the MESA, Ariz. (UPI) - The predicting a healthy Hawk team then hustling back to the bag again for those World Series and been named to 16 All-Star average, with a field goal percen played them even for half, three- Broderick Perkins walked, went to WOMEN’S REC lead the Hawks to their fourth could be an NBA force in April — “I felt bad about every one of them Nets. Chicago Cubs may be forced to find body-exerting 3-6-3 double plays, and yoii can teams. And, he has picked up seven Gold leaving,” Houk says. “Especially Mantle. I tage which hovered around the 30 quarters of a game which is a good second on a wild pitch by Dennis 'With three performers in twin straight triumph, a 107-91 rout of and possibly even May. digits. Travelers whipped another ballpark unless lights are tell he isn’t thinking of hanging it up. Houk Gloves. hated to see him quit. He was going to retire percent mark. indication for next year. ’That shows Rasmussen, to third on a groundnut SENIOR Utah. "Tonight, four Hawks that played “You have to at least hit in the if we can stay with teams like those, Cherrone’s Package Store, 47-25, installed at Wrigley Field, General isn’t thinking that way, either. Last year wasn’t a particularly good one the year before he actually did, but I talked and scored on another wild pitch. Standings: Sportsman Cafe 7-5, Manager Dallas Green says. Atlanta — which plays eight of its on tlje (Central) Division winner of mid 30s with a minimum amount of if we get a break here or there we At Lakeland, Fla., Enos Cabell, last night at Mahoney Rec Center. final 22 games against Indiana and “I’ll never tell him he’s through,” says the for him, however, and a foreshadowing of him into playing one more year. All three of Donato s Lounge 7-5, Fogarty Bros. But, he added Thursday that while two years ago were in the lineup Red Sox manager. “He’ll play as long as he turnovers and take roughly 55-60 can beat them.” acquired by Detroit from San Fran Rita Lupacchino led the way with 16 Washington moved a half-game together tonight,” said Layden.’“We things to come might have been when he mis those fellows, Mickey, Whitey and Al, made 5-7, Irish Agency 5-8. installing lights may be an “evqn- wants to play. When you have the kind,of star sed his first Opening Day ever with back the decisions to leave themselves. I didn’t shots per game (to win) telieves ’That is if the ball drops.- cisco last week, slammed a three- points followed by June Derench ahead of the Pacers for the final weren’t exactly playing chopped (13) and Barb Startup (12) for tuaiity,” they are not one of his top like he is, he’s the one who makes the deci spasms. His .246 average in 91 games was the have to tell them.” Eaglette Crach Donna Ridel, “and East’s inconsistency could be par run homer to lead the Tigers. Cabell BUSINESSMEN Eastern Conference playoff berth liver.” We were in the 45-50 shot range and Travelers. priorities. sion. One thing I know, he’ll never embarrass lowest of his career but Houk feels Houk had to tell one other Hall of Famer, tially attributed to having six new also had an RBI single as the Tigers American Division: Manchester “Really, our. position on iights ' and pulled within a half-game of the Elsewhere, Phoenix beat himself or the ball club.” most games with 20 plus in tur- faces this season. Next year “we’ll raked Minnesota starter Roger Travelers, trailing lea^e-leading Bullets. Yastrzemski will be much more productive though. ’That was Robin Roberts. Cycle 12-1, DiRosa Cleaners 12-1, hasn’t changed one bit,” Green said. Cleveland 101-95, and Kansas City Yastrzemski looks at it the same way. f novers. We had only one game in have four returning varsity players Erickson for seven hits and all of Mr. Steak by a full game in the stan "Guys like Dan Roundfield and defeated San Diego 113-107. this year. “He was the toughest to ever have to tell I Fogarty Oilers 9-4, Sportsman Cafe “We haven’t really thought about “Right now,” he says, “I feel good and if I “’ITie guy can help you,” he says. “Sure, he single figures in turnovers,” she with a year of experience,” cites their runs in three innings. dings, will meet Mr. Steak in a Tom McMillen were really setting didn’t have any room on the club for him,” make-up clash Thursday night at 7 6-7, Filloramo Construction 6-7, Buf when. But, down the road, stay injury free, I think I could play in 130 can’t steal bases anymore, but he can still go says Houk. “What made it so tough was that cited. Ridel. They’ll be joined by junior At ’Tuscon, Ariz.. the Indians and falo Water Tavern 4-9. strong picks and getting me open,” “Our major problem this year Dawn Soucy and sophomores o’clock at the Rec Center. realistically, we have to have them. Suns 101, Cavaliers 95 games. I honestly don’t know how much good from first to third, he knows how to hit' he never really pitched for me when he was Mariner^ halted their game after 12 National Division: Manchester “Night baseball is the norm in said Glenn, a superlative jump was scoring,” continued Ridel, who Martha Barter and Donna Coulombe innings tied l-L Cleveland scored in Mr. Steak maintained its lead with shooter who has hit better than 50 At Richfield, Ohio, Len Robinson longer I’ll play. It depends. I’ll be the first to and he’s a great asset to the club. He’s still with the Yankees, but I was the manager Police 10-3, Allied Printing 8-5, both leagues. We can’t be doing scored 21 points and Kyle Macy know when I’m all through. I’m certainly not one of the best clutch hitters we’ve got. He in 10 years at the helm has guided and freshman Donna Revellese the second when Andre Thornton a 32-25 win over Heritage Auto percent from the floor in each of his when I had to let him go. ’That was the year he Body. Claudia Sweetland, Mary Westown Pharmacy 5-8, Moriarty what all the other teams aren’t — added 19 as Phoenix spoiled the 1982 gonna ever embarrass myself or the team led the club in game winning RBI and that went over to the Orioles and had sqch a good Blast quintets to 88 wins against 82 from the jayvees, who’ll be looked opened with a walk and eventually Fuel 4-9, B. A. Club 2-11, Purdy Corp. NBA seasons. “Then the great losses. Her ’77-78 squad was a state to for some help. came home on a sacrifice fly by Cochran and Enes Goiangos each playing all day games at home — passes just made it complete. I felt Cleveland coaching debut of Bill and I will never put Houk on the spot.” speaks for itself.” year for them. Lee MacPhail was with 0-13. and be competitive.” Musselman, who was named an in Yaz has achieved many of his original goals "I plan to use him as DH a lot this year,” Class L quarterfinalist. “We really couldn’t find the right Rick Manning. had 8 points for Mr. Steak while confident tonight. I was getting the Baltimore then and he called me after we had Bonnie Kilgore and Ginny Roback terim replacement for Chuck Daly since first reporting to the Red Sox in 1961 says the Red pilot. “If I can keep him to let Roberts go. Someone on the Baltimore East loses six seniors to gradua combination this year,” admits In spring training news ’Thursday: shot off and it really felt good. My tion, including the lone eager to Ridel, who did a lot of shuffling, netted 6 apiece for Heritage. teammates were looking for me and earlier this week. The Suns, battling when he was’21. He has 3,192 hits and 426 strong and in the right frame of mind, he can staff had hurt his arm and Lee was looking — Heavy rains that fell all night for a playoff spot in the Western homers and among his individual ac do a iot for me. He also can fill in at firkt base score in triple figures. Five-foot-7 “Maybe if we find the right com curtailed the New York Yankees Debbie Gurski (7) and Barbara that made my job a whole lot for a pitcher. I told him I thought Roberts Fink (6) led Cherrone’s against Clarkson said to be ready Conference, iook the lead for good complishments are winning the ’Triple Crown for me. I’m trying to play the kid (Dave) CTuld help him. He went over there and did Pam Cunningham netted 205 points, bination we’ll go w l^ it longer. If we off-day workout to running and easier.” an 11.4 norm, but closest behind her find the right combination. It has to Travelers. Atlanta, which has beaten Utah on Rich Kelley’s hook shot with 6:12 in 1967 and the American League’s MVP Stapleton at first base and Yaz is doing fine for,the Orioles.” calisthenics. However, there was remaining. The hapless Cavaliers were senior Denise White and junior be there,” she insists, maybe S tandings: Mr. Steak 9-2, By United Press International seeded Northeastern plays No. 3 eight straight times, went ahead to good news in camp as Ken Griffey New Hampshire. were paced by Ron Brewer’s 21 Daria Lupacchino with 86 tallies wishfully. reported his knee felt fine the day Travelers 8-3, Heritage 5-6, stay-at 16-15 late in the first quarter ’That and hoping the ball drops .Cherrone’s 0-11. Clarkson made the mistake of and the Hawks opened a 48-35 half points. each. after making his first official start Clarkson, 16-4-1, downed Colgate "Scoring 39 points per game is would solve a lot of woes. In a game for the Yankees. playing a 59-minute game last year time lead. Rory Sparrow added 18 in the ECAC hockey semifinals and 7-4' Tuesday night to make its 14th Insurers, Redwood volleyball playoff y^inners low, especially when you’re giving Seeing: — Without signing any contracts MIDGET trip to the Final Four. The Golden points while Tree Rollins added 17 K ings 11.3, C lippers 107 up 55 to 60 points per game,” cited Led by Cinque Barlow’s 28 points, it cost them a chance for the title. points and five blocked shots. Rookie* "center Steve Johnson Para Cunningham 205 with the Los Angeles Dodgers, a Knights have won the title once, in Ridel. Opponents scored 951 points, bitter Fernando Valenzuela left the Bulls overwhelmed the Knicks, Steve Cruickshank, Clarkson’s Loughery, who has kept the scored 16 of his pme-high 29 points American Division playoffs this Natinonai Division playoff action 8:30. Denise White 86 leading scorer and the ECAC Player 1966, and have finished second three falo Water Tavern stopping ’Thrifty , a 52.8 average. Daria Lupacchino 86 California for his homeland, 41-3Z, last night at the Community times. Hawks competitive throughout a in the final period to lead I^nsas week saw the Insurers top Lathrop at tiling saw Lioyd’s Auto Parts top The 6:30 losers in each the Package Store 15-8 and 15-4. Cunningham, White, Carole Y. A.B. Marcantonio added 6 of the Year, says he doesn’t expect string of injurips to the starting five, City to a road victory, handing the Insurance 15-4 and 15-13 while Economy Electric 15-13,6-15 and 15- Liz Palmer 82 charging the baseball team with American and Nationai Division Crockett collides with Thrifty bigallinera, Michele Leavitt, Sue being inflexible in negotiations. markers for the Bulls while Danny it to happen again. Last year, Clarkson lost to even thinks Atlanta is ready to reclaim a Clippers their 16th loss in the last 18 Redwood Farms outlasted Renn’s 9- 3 while the North Enders upended playoffs are eliminated in the double Carolynn DelSlgnore 78 The Golden Knights, the East’s tual champion Providence in the Package Store Wednesday night at Bvans and Lisa Johnson exit from Beth Caffrey ' In an exclusive interview with the Callahan and Kevin Coveil netted 8 playoff spot after last year’s games. Reggie Johnson added 19 15. 16-14 and 16-14. Playoffs resume Multi Circuits 15-10 and 15-13. elimination play. 6:30 at Illing with the winner advan 55 No. 1 team tor the second straight semifinals when the Friars scored the Eaglette roster. Retiirpees in Carole IngalUnera 45 left-handed pitcher, the ' Houston apiece for the Knicks. absence from post-season play. points and rookie Kevin Loder had Tuesday night at filing with Lathrop Tuesday’s schedule pits Elconomy cing to the championship round the clude Uipacchino, S-foot-9 Junior The Lakers trimmed the Nets, 42- year, meet No. 4 seed Harvard twice in the final minute to tie the "We’re now geUing a contribution 18 for the Kings. Charlie Criss led vs. Multi Circuits at 6:30; Lloyd’s Women’s playoff action resumed Lisa Johiuon 31 Chronicle reported that Valenzuela vs. Renn’s at 6.30 and Insurers vs.. following Wednesday evening, l^ th Caffrey, 5-foot-8 sophomore said he would not sign the one-year, 32. Jon Roe had 20 points and Neil Friday night in the nightcap of the game and then won it in overtime. out of everyone and starting to piece San Diego with 23 points while Redwood Farms at 7:30. The 6:30 vs. North Enders at 7:% and the with Crockett Agency turning back Sue Evans 22 The year before, Clarkson lost to March .24; against Buffalo Water Carolynn DelSignoreand sophomore Michele Leavitt $350,000 contract tendered by the Schackner 10 for the Lakers while ECAC doubleheader at Boston it together,” Loughery said. "Mike Michael Brooks added 22. winner and 7:30 loser/coliide at 8:30. 6:30 winner against the 7:30 bser at Farr’s 5-15, 15-3 and 15-10 and Buf Tavern. 12 Garden. In the opener, second- Dartmouth in the semifinals'. Liz Palmer. Donna Revellese 2 Dodgers. '' Rick Savidakis popped home 21 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 12, 1982 - Ijl 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, March 12. 1982 Where to go/What to do FOCUS/ weekend TV'Novies/Comics A 5 ^ - ^ _ l\ ' Scoreboard M
Cathy Morse 6089-79 Thursday's Sports Transactions 4388-79 Winnipeg 2 1 1 -4 Semifinals ' Alice Miller Boston 2 2 3 -7 By United Ftess International Lynn Stroney 4089-79 M arch 22 Baseball First period-1, Winnipeg. Lukowlch 34 At New York Lenore Muraoka 3742-79 Employees and employers see different sides of the issue New York (AL) — Reassigned three (Lindstrom ), 6:41. 2, W fn n ^ g , Christian Amelia Rorer 3842- 80 non-roster players, outfielders Dave 21 (Small, DeBlois), 9:lz. 3. Boston. Basketball Lynn Adams 4288- 80 Championship Stegman and Tom Dodd and third Hockey McNab 27 (O'Connell, Marcotte), 9:26. 4, 4289- 81 M arch » baseman Jeff Reynolds, to their minor Nancy Maunder i ^ston, Middleton C (Pederson, Melnyk), At New York Betty Burfeindl 4041-81 11:01. Penalties—G illis, Bos. 6:67; Lund- league camp at ^ ll^ c ^ , Fla. Peggy Conley 3843- 81 na Mlodzinski, 35 Dover Road, agrees. “ I don’t like com holm. Win. 14.22. By Su6an Plese m . NCAA Tournament Pairings Marlene Hagge 4149-81 Second period—6. Boston, K. Crowder Houston — Comerback Greg Stemrick ing home to a bigger mess than when I left." By U nlt^ Press International Connie Chillcmy 3942-81 Herald Reporter 18 (Bourque). 6:06. 6, Boston, McNab 28 agreed to a series of one-year contracts. 3744-81 (All Times EST) Montreil (CFL) — Signed Jacques Lori Huxhold Mrs. Graves also complains about the general lack of (Hillier, B. Crowder). 10:24. 7. Winnipeg. Jennifer Steiner 4441-81 , (Seedings and records in parentheses) Dussault ai an assisUnt coach. “ I was supposed to go to this lady's house to meet her common sense, especially when it comes to answering NATIONAL HOCKKY LEAGUE Dupont 11 (Trlm per, D eB lois), 16:46. * Laura rfurlburl 4289-81 NAHONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. New Orleans — Acquired rookie By United Press International Penalties—Pederson. Bos. U :C : Biourque, East Regional Debbie Raso 3843- 81 child. She said that her ex-husband would bring the child the door. “ Even if the girl were home alone and not with Wales Conference Bos. 12:12; Babych. Win. 12:40. By United Press International linebacker Joe Wells on waivers from 37-44-81 Elastem Conference First Round . Seattle and signed free agent defensive Kathy Mant over. I waited for three hours. She never even left any our child, it wouldn’t be smart to open the door." Patrick Division Third period-^. Boston, Middleton 46 M arch 11 Connie Caoutte 4041-81 W L T Pts. G F G A (Pierson, Hillier). 6:34. 9. Winnipeg. Atlantic Division back Chris ^lis. At Charlotte, N.C. Dot Germain 4140- 81 numbers, so finally I started calling all the numbers on But she balances that criticism with an anecdote. She NY Islanders 47 14 8 ice 340 218 Lukowich 3T (Hawerchuk), 6:39. 10, W L Pet. GB Seattle — Ai^intedA i^ ln u Mike McCormack Janies Madison 56, Ohio SUte 48 RoberU Speer 4041-81 N Y Rangers 33 24 12 78 262 262 Boston. K. Crowder 19 (Melnyk)\ 7:17. 11. Boston 46 U) .754 - director of football cm rallons; api her memo board, and I found out that the child was at a said that one time when she was gonerfind the sitter was Wake Forest 74, Old Dominion 57 Silvia Bertolacrlnl 4388-81 Boston. Middleton 47 (Pederson. Bour Philadelphia 44 17 .721 2 ublic relations director Don Andersen to Philadeipnia 34 27 8 76 282 273 I ^ r c h 12 3844- 8 2 sister’s house.” in charge, her brother-in-law came to the door que). 16:38. Penallies-Hawerchuk. Win, New Jersey 33 30 i34 14 Gie position of director of non-football Sydney Cunningham Pittsburgh 26 32 11 63 267 288 At Uniondale, N.Y. 3844-62 1:12: Hillier. Bos. 6 :»; Gillis. Bos. 16:32; Washington 28 31 .476. 17 operations; announced the retirem ent of Marianne SUngeland : Dawn Logan, 493 Adams St., tells that story as Washington 22 37 9 63 271287 St. Joseph's (6) < »4 ) vs. Northeastern 3844-82 “ The sitter wouldn’t let him in, even after he gave her Adams Division Babych. Win, 16:44. New York 29 X .453 assistant general manager Mark Duncan, Dianne Dailey evidence of parents’ inconsideratidn to sitters. But (11) (228), 7:08 p.m. 4240-82 40 12 17 Shots on goal—Winnipeg 6-10-4—20. Central Division effective the end of the 1982 season. NUrllynn Smith a bad time. I was so proud of her. She was only in the Montreal ST7 318 190 St. John’s (5) (208) vs. Pennsylvania 4141- 82 that’s not the only side, for parents have legitimate Boston 37 X 9 83 270 2X Boston 11-11-14-36 Milwaukee 42 20 .677 - Linda Hunt (12) (178), 9 :S p.m. 4141-62 sixth grade, so it shows you don't have to be older to Buffalo 34 X 14 82 260217 Atlanta 2B 32 .467 13 New York (NASD - Released first- Kathy Dougherty gripes of their own. Goalies—Winnipeg. Soetaert. Boston. Second Round 3844-83 have common sense,” Quebec X 2f. 14. 74 304 296 Indiana 29 34 .400 13>/^ round draft chices Julio Bernard! and Julie Lynd Baron. A—12233. M arch IS 4043-83 “ One of our sitters was dropped off by a whole carload Hartford 19 32 16 64 2X292 Detroit 27 X .436 L6 David CaeUno. Kelli Rlnker Laura Boutilier teaches babysitting, and she also uses At Charlotte, N.C. 3940-81 Campbell Conference Chicago 26 37 M 17- Basketball Beth Stone of people,” says one mother. " I thought nothing of it, un- North Carolina ( I ) (27-2) vs. James 4242-84 their services. She sprinkles her lectures with accounts Norris Division Cleveland 13 47 217 28 New York — Activated guard Paul Kathy Hite Madison (9) (M-6), 12:10 p.m. 3 9 46-X fil we arrived home and found the sitter crying. My W L T Pts G F GA Western Conference Westphal when Seattle decided not to Barbara Mizrahie of little problems she herself has experienced with Memphis SUte (2) (O -i) vs. Wake 414f.-86 Minnesota X 19 X X 304 260 Midwest Division match New York's offer to him. Robin Ann Biroc daughter told me that the car full of people had come Forest (7) (218) (X minutes following sitters. Winnipeg 26 X 13 ' 263 29T W L Pet. GB College back, the sitter had allowed them in the house, and they San Antonio 38 23 — completion of the North Carolina game). St L o u is 28 3T 6 62 268X1 Texas Nam ed J eff M oore head Houston X 27 .686 3*4 M arch 14 • had had a fight.” “ I W OULD SAY that my biggest complaint is with Chicago 26 34 10 62 292 313 tennis coach. At Uniondale, N.Y. Toronto 17 37 16 60 26T.3X Denver 32 X 516 6^ sitters who aren't interested in the kids — they talk on Villanova (3) (22-7) vs. St. Joseph's- Detroit 16 40 12 48 237 307 Kansas City 22 42 .344 17^ B ABYSITTERS ARE those people who let us Uke Dallas 21 41 .339 17>.k Northeastem winner, 2:07 p.m. the phone or do their homework, and don't interact with Smvthe Division Alabama (4) (238) vs. St. John's- time off from the kids on the weekend. Whether’ it’s iCdmonton 42 16 12 96 366 26T Utah 19 43 506 19>^ the kids.” Pennsylvanla winner (X minutes follow ^Bowling Calgary 2f. X 16 66 296 306 Pacific Division dinner out, an evening with friends, a quick movie, an ing completion of the Villanova game). Mrs. Boutilier teaches her students to bring special Vancouver 24 32 14 62 240 2f« Los Angeles 42 20 .677 — Regional Semifinals important meeting, or a day at the office, the babysitter Los Angeles X 34 14 M 264 311 Seattle 40 21 .668 1>^ activities with them to share with the smaller children ^^^ch 19 has become an increasingly important commodity. Colorado 16 42 11 '43 210302 Golden State X 27 5X 7 — games, puzzles, small toys. ■ At Raleigh, N.C. • ______(Top four in each division qualify for Exibition Baseball Standings Phoenix X 27 .666 7 They are usually female,' though a significant North (^rolina-James Madison winner Another mother, who asked not to be identified, said Stanley Cup playoffs.) Portland 31 29 517 10 vs. winner o f Alabama, St. John’s- number in this enlightened age are male. ’They feed Thur^ay'a Results American league San Diego 16 47 Z 4 26>^ that her most serious problems came when she used a Pennsylbania bracket. Boston 7. W in n ip ^ 4 W L P « t . . Thursday's Results dinner to a noisy table-full of children, they give baths to Memphis SUte-Wake Forest winner vs. CUNLIFFE AUTO- Pete Wojtyna professional babysitting service before she moved to N.Y. Hangers 4. Detroit 1 Cleveland 3 0 1 .(0 ) AtlanU 107, Utah 91 Boston 1 winner of Villanova, St. Joseph's- 167-150-167-484, John DeAngells 165- wriggling charges, they read bedtime stories, and Philadelnhia f>, Colorado 1 3 .750 Phoenix 101, Cleveland X Connecticut. “ They sent some fruitcakes," she says. Milwaukee 1 .760 Northeastern bracket. Montreal 4. Chicago 0 3 Kansas City 113, San Diego 10? 187-472, Don McAllister 163-180-469, sometimes they even wash the dishes and clear toys off Oakland 2 2 XO Regional Final “ 1 came home one night and found the sitter, an old Calgary 6. Vancouver 3 l^id^'s Games Detroit 2 2 .600 M arch 21 Gabe Szabo 180-454, Bill Hanson 154- the floor. Kridav’s Game (All Times EST) By United Press International ^ woman, asleep on the couch with the doors all open. It Toronto 2 2 .600 At Raleigh, N.C. They are in charge of a few precious lives for a few (All Times EST) Boston at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. IL^O.QOO L P G A Tournament 437, Ed Doucette 151-435, Mike took a struggle to awaken her." Buffalo at Edmonton. 9:.T. p m. EST Seattle 1 1 .600 Indiana at Washington, 8;X p.m. At Industry, Calif., March 11 short hours, and they work for wages that would make (Thicago 2 3 .400 Midwest Regional Lappen 417, Pat Irish 157-416, Hank I MICHELLE LOVETT FLORENCE SHEILS Saturday's Games Golden Slate at Detroit, R:X p.m. • (P a r 73) factory workers in underdevelop^ countries cringe. IT A L L BOILS DOW'N to a couple of very important Detroit at Boston. l:lf. p m. Texas 1 2 .333 Portland at San Antonio, 8:X p.m. First Round Janet C^les 3 4 8 6 -7 0 Frey 408, Tom O’Connor 404, Larry ..i“Tho 2-year-old wet and I didn’t know ...’’I had a sitter once who didn’t want to Chicago at Quebec. 7;3f p.m New York 1 2 .333 Seattle at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. March 11 Marlene Floyd 3586-71 Aceto 156-402, Adolph Kuszaj 399, (Going rate in Manchester is 11.25 to $1.50). issues. The babysitters ask to be treated with considera Kansas City 1 2 At Tulsa, Okla. change diapers, and I didn’t find out until I Hartford at Montreal. 8:0r. p.m. .333 Denver at Houston. 9:X p.m. Martha Hansen 3388-71 So what is the nature of the sitters’ delicate where the diapers were." tion. The want to be paid promptly and fairly, and they Butfaiu at Calgary. 8;0T p.m. Baltim ore 1 3 ZC Chicago at Los Angeles. lO.X p.m. Marquette 07. Evansville 62 Chris Johnson 3 8 8 5 - 71 P h il F orem an 167-398, E m il Houston 94. Alcorn St. 84 got home that night.” Vancouver at Edmonton. 8:0f. p.m Minnesota 0 2 .000 Saturday^ Games Juli Inskter 3 6 87-72 relationship with parents? What do parents really think want to have reasonable assurance that the kids will March 12 Palmieri 152-396, Mike Nicholson Philadelphia at Washington. 8;0f< p.m. California 0 3 .000 Indiana at Atlanta P atty Sheehan 3 7 8 6 - 72 At Dallas Donna White 390, Dave Dynes 390, Jim Bell 173,- about their shitters? And what would sitters tell parents obey. Colorado at Pittsburgh. 8:flT p.m. National League Washington at New York 3 6 87-73 Kansas S U te (5) (21-7) vs. Northern Rosey Bartlett 3 M 7 -7 3 Parents, on the other hand, want sitters who listen Winnipeg at Toronto. 8:0f p.m. W L P e r . Utah at Cleveland Don Logan 163, Jim Moore 154, Art if they had a chance? r, 0 1.000 Illinois (12) (16-13), 8:08 p.m. Kathy Young 3 4 89-73 Minnesota at St. Louis, 9:0T. p.m. Atlanta Portland at Houston tind heed instructions, who pay attention to the children, San Diego. 3 0 1.000 Boston College (8) (198) vs. San Alexandra Reinhardt Cunliffe 151. N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles. 10:OT. Dallas at San Diego 3 6 8 7 - 73 stringers let into the house, children left unattended, all “ It never happened to me,” Amy Burgess of 41 Fern- St. Louis 1 0 1.000 Francisco (9) (£-6), 10:X p m. Nancy Rubin X 8 8 -7 3 and who clean up after themselves. p.m. PARENTS HAVE their share of horror stories — the food in the house eaten. dale Drive says, "but it happen^ to my sister. She Chicago 2 ,1 .067 Second Round Judv Clark 4984-74 It all seems so simple. Pittsburgh 2 1 .607 UTAH (91) March l3 Barbara Barrow 3187-74 , ^ut sitters, too, have their woes. When the Herald never got $5 owed her. The people said they would give it At iSilsa. Okla. TEE-TOTALERS- MaryAnn American Hockey League Montreal 3 \3 .600 Dantley 9 2-2 20. Poquette 6 3-3 16. Muffin Devlin 3 7 8 7 - 74 to her later but they never did. She went back for the 1 Tulsa (3) (24-6) vs. Houston (6) (22-7), visited a babysitting class taught by Laura Boutilier at By United Press International Cincinnati \ iiOO Wilkins 2 1-1 6, Green 3 8-10 14, G riffith 3 Kathy Whitworth 3787-74 Zawlinski 212-184-527, Donna Obzut Philadelphia 1 t .600 4:06 p.m. money several times but they never had it, so she never Northern Division 1-2 7. Hardy 1 (M) 2. Schayes 6 3-4 L6. Terry Moody 3 7 8 7 - 74 465, Trudi Taylor 470, Nancy Illing Junior High School this week, the town’s newest Los Angeles 1 2 .333 Missouri (2) (268) vs. Marquette (7) Jeanette Kerr W L T Pts. GF GA Nicks 3 1-2 7. Wood 0 (K1 0, Duren 3 0^ X 8 9 -7 4 genieration of sitters quickly came up with a list of pet sat for them again.” .000 (228) (X minutes following completion of Washburn 465, Martie Barilla 17^ New Bruns. 42 19 9 93 299 194 New York 0 0 6. Totals » 19-24 91. Sharon Barrett 3 7 8 8 - 75 the Tuisp game). Vicki Singleton “ I like.to be told ahead of time what I ’m going to be Maine 40 X f, 86 277 2X Houston 0 1 .000 A T L A N T A (107) 3986-75 466, Nancy Smith 178-483, Janey peeVes and suggestions for parents. March 14 Vivian Brownlee Nova Scotia X X 9 67 286 286 San Francisco 0 4 .000 McMillen 4 2-2 10, Roundfield 2 2-4 6, 3 8 8 7 - 75 paid,” she continues. “ I charge $1 or $1.50, and I like Thursday's Results At Dallas ' Ayako Okamoto 3986-75 Schaefer 177-483, Karen Riordan Many of the kids’ gripes come under the heading, Springfield 27 % f. XI 268 Rollins 7 3-4 17, Johnson 6. 4^ 14. them to tell me that when 1 sit for the first time.” Fredericton 16 46 f 41 238 360 Pittsburgh (A sqiiad) 13. Cincinnati 7 Sparrow 8 2-2 18. Glenn 11 1-1 23, DePaul (1) <26-1) vs. Boston College- Gail Hirata 3689-75 182-506, Barbara Seifert 504, Ruth “ The ’Things Parents Don’t Tell You.” And it’s not just Southern Division Pittsburgh (B squad) 8, New York Matthews 1 00 2, Pellom 2 OO 4, Macklin San Francisco winner. 4:32 p.m. Amy Alcott 3788-75 Another ex-babysitter, now in college, expressed her (N L ) 7 Arkansas (4) (238) vs. Kansas SUte- Tatsuko Ohsako Woodbury 180-478, Lee Bean 191-195- thiiigs like a toilet that doesn’t flush or the child who Binghamton 40 X 6 86 282 2X 1 60 8. W illiam s 1 2-2 6. Totals 42 22-26 4 086-75 St. Louis 6. Houston 4, 11 innings Norlhern lllinoi.s winner. 1 :X p.m. frustrations with parents “ who had enough money to go Rocnestcr 3T, X 7 77 277 237 107, Lori Garbaez 3788-75 519, Joan Franco 187-512, Gail Hart- sleepwalks, scaring the life out of the sitter. Philadelphia 17. Toronto 13 Regional ^mlfinals to a movie,” but didn’t have enough money to pay her. New Haven 33 27 7 X 260 23T. U U h 17182630-91 Vicki Tabor 3689-75 Detroit 6, Minnesota 3 March 18 zog 464, Shirley Blue 195:475, Donna It’s more the garden variety of gripes.“ One kid I was Hershev X 34 4 62 260 289 Atlanta 2028 28 31—107 Sandra Po.st 3 788-75 “ I felt they were taking advantage of me,” she says. Kansas Citv 4, Montreal 1 A t St. Louis Adirondack X 34 9 61 241 247 Three-point goals—Williams. Total fouls M ardell Wilkins 3788-75. Mieezkowski 464, Frances Domler taking care of fell and cut himself, but the parents didn’t Boston 6, Chicago (A L ) 2 Winner of DcPaul, Boston (^llege-San Erie 21 43 6 48 278 3f,7 -U ta h 26. AtlanU 26. A-6,780. Atsukb Hikage 3 7 8 8 - 75 460, Tina Ahrens 175-474. tell me where the band-aids were,” Kim Pascarelii of 22 Another universal complbint is about the behavior of Baltimore 2. Texas 0 Francisco bracket vs. winner of Sally Little 3689-75 Arkansas. Kansas SUte-Northem Illinois (No Games Scheduled) San Diego 1. California 0 Sue Fogelman 3 9 86-75 Crosby Road says. “ It took me about a half hour to find some children. Matt Paggioli sums it up by saying “ they bracket. Friday's Games Chicago (N L) 8, San Francisco 3 P H O E N IX (101) Jane Blalock 3 9 86-75 Tulsa-Houston winner vs. Missouri- them. They should have told me where the first aid stuff (parents) tell you to keep an eye on the kids and then the Fredericton at Erie Milwaukee 4. Oakland 3 L. Robinson 8 6-6 21, Scott 2 3-4 7, Sandra Palmer ' 3 9 8 6 - 75 Marquette winner. Hershev at Rochester Seattle 1, Cleveland 1.'halted after 12 K elley 2 6-6 9. D. Johnson 3 60 11, Macy Vicki Fergon 4 0 8 6 -7 8 GALAXIES- Deiiise Martino 152- wa$.” kids run and climb all over things — they take advan 8 2-2 19. Nance 3 30 9. Cook 2 0-0 4, Regional Final Adirondack ai Springfield innings Marga Stimblefield 3 8 8 8 - 76 145-407, Louise Bonino 129-342, Linda ‘^1 H ATE IT WHEN they don’t tell me where things tage of you.” Saturday's Games Los Angeles vs. Atlanta, ppd.. rain Davis 7 0-0 14, Bradley 1 34 6, Adams 1 March X Carolyn Hill 3 7 8 9 - 76 Fri(iay's Games 0-0 2. T o u ts J? 2600 101. A t St. Louis Cindy Lincoln 3 649-76 McKay 140-145-377, Janet Cushman Rfxrhcster at Binghamton are; too,” Michelle Lovett of 74 Wedgewood Drive adds. “ AND SOM ETIM ES," he continues^,‘*t)iey leave out New Haven at Erie (All Times EST) CLEVELAND (X; Kathy Postlewait 3 8 8 6 - 76 145-367, Irene Sirois 127, Eleanor Fredericton at Hershpy St. Louis'vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla., C. Robinson 7 34 17, Wedman 4 2-2 10. Pat Meyers 3 6 8 8 - 76 McClain 126-352, Terry Monaco 358. “ Like the diapers. The 2-year-old wet and I didn’t know stuff that kids can get into and break. ’ ’ Nova Scotia at New Brunswick 1:30 p.m. Edwards 6 34 13, Brew er 10 1-1 21. Joyce luzmierski 3 649-76 whhre the diapers were. Luckily, (he) knew where they Most parents, used to the care and feeding of Maine at Springfield New York (NL) vs. Philadelphia at Wilkerson 4 34 11, Silas 3 44 10, Yuko Moriguchi 3 789-76 Clearwater, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Hubbard 3 1 7. Mokeski 3 0-1 6. ToUls JoAnne 'G am er 3 6 4 1 -7 6 TRI-TO W N - Norm Soren 200-204- wefp and took me to them.” babysitters, try to leave sorpe special food for a teen Detroit vs. l,os Angeles at Vero Beach, 39 17-21 X Cindy Hill 3 9 8 7 - 76 caught with a case of the munchies. But, Kim Pascarelii Fla . 1:30 p.m. Phoenix X31L6 2fr-101 Debbie Austin 3 7 8 9 -7 6 572, Don Dzen 201-547, Rob Migliore “ irhey don’t tell you how much they will pay you,” Colorado 0 10—1 Toronto vs. Montreal at West Palm Cleveland 24 292121-X Soccer Brenda Goldsmith 3 7 8 9 -7 6 216-577, Bob Edwards 200-558, says, “ sometimes they tell me to help myself to the Philadelphia 02S-5 Matt Paggioli of 186 Henry Street says. ’’They tell you Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Three-poinl goals—Macy. ToUl fouls— LeAnn Cassaday 3 7 8 9 -7 6 Charlie Church 214537, Ray Bessette fo ^ , and there’s nothing there.” First period—None. Pena!tie»-Barber. 'Pittsburgh vs. Chicago (AL) at Phoenix 26, Cleveland 31. A—4577. Robin Walton 3 5 4 0 -7 6 yoUiVe going to sit for one kid and when you get there, Phi. I E . Barber, Phi. 19:03 Sarasota, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Julie Stanger-Pyne 4 0 8 6 - 76 56|6, Joe Catania 510, Glen Prentiss But what about the parents? What kinds of things trou- Second period—1. Philadelphia, Flock- Houston vs. Minnesota at Orlando. Fla., Mary Enright 3 9 8 8 - 77 th ^ e’s five,” John Zak, 626 Center St. adds. bjp them the most? hart 31 (Arthur). 2:28 2. Philadelphia: KANSAS C IT Y (113) 532, Steve Schindler 501, Andy 1:30 p.m. MAJOR INIKK)R SOCCER LEAGUE Susie McAllister 3 8 8 9 - 77 hfoney, in fact, is a universal complaint, judging from Allison If; (Barber, Propp), 10:2r>. 3, Loder 7 44 18. R Johnson 9 1-3 19, L Boston vs. Kan.sas City at Fort Myers. By United Press International Janet Alex 3 889-77 Michaud 529, Bill Calhoun 508, Joe Parents gripes come under the heading “ The Things Colorado. Hamage 13 (Broten, Foster), Fla., 1:X p.m. Douglas 0 0-0 0. Ford 6 00 12. Whitson 6 othhr more experienced sitters who were contacted. Eastern Division Patty Hayes 3 740-77 18:26. Penalties—Malinowski. Co|. 8:49; 2-2 12. Dennard 3 OO 6. Gninfeld 3 3-6 9 Catania 510, Bob Arendt 524, Lloyd Babysitters Don’t Do.” Florence Shells of 406 Ke6ney Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, Fla... W L Pet. GB Pam Higgins 4 0 8 7 - 77 One girl, now in college, says that she used to sit for $1 Kerr. Phi. 11:61. Barber. Phi. 17:X. 1:30 p.m. S, Johnson 10 9-11 29. Drew 2 44 8 e ' Boutlier 582, Ron Simmon'503. N ew York 22 6 .786 — Jo Ann Washam 3 740-77 St. uses a sitter for her two small children about once a Ramagc. Col. 18:67. Chicago (NL) vs. San Francisco at Johnson 0 OO 0. T o U ls 46 23-29 113 ’ an hour for a family of small children. On one occasion Pittsburgh 21 8 .724 IVa Beth Daniel 3 988-77 Third period—4, Philadelpia. Kerr 16 Scottsdale, Ariz. 3 p.m. SAN D IEG O (107) wh^n the parents arrived home and checked the clock, week. ^BalUmore 19 9 .679 3 Karolyn Kertzman 3988-77 (Sinisalo. Sutler). 6:21. f.. Philadelphia. Cleveland vs. Oakland at Phoenix. ..Brooks 9 44 22. Chambers 9 0-1 18 Betsy King 3 988-77 N ITE OWLS- Maureen Wood 220- Buffalo 16 L5 .516 7 ^ she; had been there for three and three quarters hours. Herald photos by Pinto Barber .19 (Flockhart. Wilson), 8;M. 6. Ariz., 3 p.m. Whitehead 8 1-2 17, Criss 8 7-7 23, Bryant Penny Pulz 4 987-77 183-547, Barbara Hedges 175, Laurie “ I HAD A SITTER once who didn’t want to change 6 1-1 14. Brogan 3 OO 6. Wood 0 OO 0, J Cleveland 10 18 .357 12 "(She gave me $4 and asked for a quarter in change,” Philadelphia. Sinisalo 13 (l.^ach. Clarke). Milwaukee vs x-Seattle at Tempe, Elaine Hand 3 6 8 9 - 77 Douglas 1 00 2, W iley 2 1-2 6. Smith 0 0- N ew Jersey 9 18 .333 Gagnon 176-198-529, P ris c illa diapers, and I didn’t find out until I got home that 16:04. Penaltie.s—Cameron. Col. 4:22; Ariz., 3 p.m. Joan Joyoe 0 0. T oU ls 46 14-17 107. Philadelphia 8 23 15Vi 3 9 8 8 - 77 theigirl says. night,” she says. “ Babysitters should know what they’re Maxwell Col. 8:07. Ram agc. Col. 18:04; San Diego California at Palm Cathy Snerklerk 3689-77 Cushman 182-471, Dot Hills 481, Beth MATT PAGGIOLI KIM PASCARELLI Kansas City 28 20 33 32-113 Western Division Hill. Phi. 18:04. Springs. Calif.. 3 p.rr). 25 5 833 - Carol Jo Calllson 4 0 8 7 - 77 getting into.” Shots on goal—Colorado 7-8-0-24. San Diego 31 163327^107 St. Louis Kenyon 479, June Derench 464, Edna ..."They tell you to keep an eye on the kids BUT T H A T ’S N O T as bad as the people who don’t ... "Sometimes they tell me to help myself to AtlanU vs. New York (AL) at Fort Wichita 19 11 .633 6 Sue KrtI 3 7 4 0 - 77 Philadelphia l2-18-20-f« Three-point goals-Bryant. ToUl fouls- Ruff 456. Dayl Graves says one of her pet peeves is sitters who Lauderdale. Fla., 7;X p.m. 14 18 .4X 12 Holly Hartley 36 4 L-7 7 and then they run and climb all over things pajj at all. A surprising number of kids recount times the food and there's nothing there. Goalies—Colorado. Resch. F^hiladelphla. Kansas City 16. San D iego 29. Technical Memphis x-Seattle vs. Mexico City Reds at Denver 11 18 .379 ISMi M.J. 'Smith 3 9 8 9 - 78 when parents “ forgot” to pay or “ didn’t have change.” leave a mess after them or dirty dishes in the sink. Don St 'Croix. A-17,144 Mexico City, 9:X p.m. foul»-Kansas City (illegal defense). San — they take advantage of you.” Phoenix 9 21 800 16 Shelley Hamlin 4 0 8 8 - 78 Saturday's Games Diego (illegal defense). A—35iff HOME ENGINEERS- Rosemarie Kansas C it 9 22 890 16>A Judy klmball 4 0 8 8 -7 8 AtlanU vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Mary Dwyer 3 7 4 1 - 78 Downham 178, Patti Rylander 176- NY Rangers 202-4 Fla. ^Tiursday's Result Cleveland 9. Pittsburgh 5 Nancy Lopez-Melton 4 286-78 465, Eileen Henson 177, Dolores Kel Detroit 01 0-1 St. Louis vs. N ew York at St. Beverly Klcss 3 8 4 0 -7 8 First period—1. New York. McClanahan FYid^'s Games Petersburg, Fla. National InviUtibn Tournament Becky Pearson 4 3 8 6 -7 8 ly 187, Barbara Higley 470, Joanne 3 (Silk. Leinonen), 6:^. 2. New York, Los Angeles vs. Houston at Cpcoa, Fla. By United Press International (All Times EST) Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 7:X p.m. Jo Ann Prentice 43 8 5 -7 8 * Wohlgemuth 483, Alyce McArdle Pavelich 29 (Don Maloney. Rogers), MinnesoU vs. Philadelphia at Clear (All Times EST) Phoenix at Cleveland, 8;X p.m. Jenny L ee Smith 4 086-78 11:62. Penalties — New York bench water, Fla. 451, Shirley Eldridge 475, Shirley New York at St. Louis, 8:X p.m. Marty Dickerson 3 989-78 Burnett is learning priorities (served by Vickers). 0:69; Schoenfeld, Detroit vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla. First Round Kay McMahon 4 0 8 8 - 78 McBride 4M, Donnie Pineo 456. Det. 1016; Duguav. N Y . 10 31; G. Smith. March 9 Saturday’s Game It's doughnuff, Toronto vs. Montreal at .West Palm Sue Bennett 3 8 4 0 -7 8 Oklahoma 61, Oral Roberts 73 Denver at New Jersey Det, 10:31 Beacti, Fla. Deanie Wood 3 7 4 1 -7 8 March 10 Second period—3, Detroit. Osborne 21 Chicago (AL) vs. Boston at Winter Louise Bruce Parks 4 2 8 6 -7 8 K o f C- Ron Jeroszko 212-550, Frank Purdue 72. Western Kentucky X (Gage, Larson), 5:11. Penalty—Duguay. Haven, Fla. Debbie Meisterlln 4 0 8 6 -7 8 By Marilyn Beck Illinois 126, Long Island U. 7B Karlowicz 203-553, Ken Tomlinson N Y . 4:J6; Duguay. N Y . 7:66. Kansas City vs. Texas at Pompano Assistant coach Dale Eggeling 3 6 4 3 -7 9 Beach, Fla. Dayton 76. Connecticut 76, OT HOLLYWOOD - The luncheon Third period—4. N?w York, Fotlu 7 Allison ^eara 3 9 4 0 -7 9 203-213-605, Ed Yourkas 231, Rudi (Ruotsalainen. Bothwell), 12:00. 6. New Baltimore vs. New York (AL) at Ft. Texas A&M 60. Lamar 68 ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - pizza and /ap[s had been arranged m Carol Burnett Clifford Ann Cre^ 4 0 8 9 - 79 York. Don Maloney 17 (Ruotsalainen). Lauderdale, Fla. Washington 06. Brigham Young 63 Wittke 246-620, Ray Fredericksen Myra Van Hoose 4 0 8 9 -7 9 could discuss her 'March 15 CBS 13 22. Penalties—None. Chicago (NL) vs. Milwaukee at Sun Former wide receiver Jack Snow, 11 Kathy McMullen 4 9 8 9 -7 9 212-581, Ray Q)te 224, Ray Dubamel Shots on goal—N Y Rangers 9-1-10—20. C ity,. Ariz. Georgia 73, Temple 60 who played his entire career with IWIe O’Brien 4 9 8 9 -7 9 “ Eunice’'’ production. But she was Detroit 8-16-rr-28. 550, Dennis Guay 221. John Kozlcki San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Rutgers 66. Iona 51 Tnerese Hession 4 9 89-79 more interested in talking about Goalies—NY Rangers. Weeks. Detroit. the Los Angeles Rams, was named A riz Bradley 76, American X Debbie Skinner 39-40-79 550, Mike Vignone 208, John Martin Sauve. A-12.142. an assistant coach Wednesday by “ All My Children.” x-Seattle vs. Oakland at phoenix, Ariz. Nevada-Las Vegas 07, Murray St. 61 Jennv Davis .4 0 8 9 -7 9 212. all night long San Diego vs. California, at Palm Durch 12 Head Coach Ray Malavasi. That ABC soap opera has become (home teams listed first) Springs. Calif. such a daily addiction for Carol, she Chicago 0 0 0 -0 x-Seattle vs, Mexico City Tigers at Louisiana S U te (14-13)-Tulane (17-8), Montreal 112—4 Mexico City . 7 ;X p.m. By Barbara Richmond * requested we get together for a late First period—1, Montreal. Napier 36. x-split squad Rienmond (18-10)-Maryland (L5-12), 7 :X (Robinson. Lafleur), 18:38. Penalties— p.m. Herald Reporter lunch — so she’d have time to watch Picard, MH. 2:08; M ulvey, Chi. 1^:06; Syracuse (15-12)-St. P e te r’s (298), 8 The Manchester High School swimming pool will be a hi sy place the show before our iappointment. Houle. Mtl. 16:06; Feam ster, Chi, 17:40. p.m. tonight with students in and out of the pool and pizzas an i donuts She made her way breathlessly Second period—2, Montreal, Lafleur 26 Virginia Tech (IS-tO)-Fordbam (18-10), RENAULT LE CAR (Napier. Gingras), 9:16. Penalties— 8 p.m. being served from 9 p.m. to about 8 Saturday morning. through the lobby of the Beverly Higgins. Chi. 7:68; Gingras. Mtl. 18:22. clem son (14-13)-Mississippi (17-11), 8 The occasion is the annual Swim-A-Thon sponsored by the Hills Hotel to our table in the Polo • Third period—3. Montreal. Langway 6 p.m. iTheWbild’s Best-Selling Instructors p i the Handicapped — a groupibf dedicated Ma ichester Lounge, and gave a blow-by-blow ac (Wickenneiser). 14:42. 4. Montreal. Houle Coach resigns San Diego SUte (298)-Cal-Irvine (228), 10 (Wickenheiser. Tremblay), 17:37. 10:X p.m. High School and other area high school students who spe id every count of the calamities that had Penalty—Lysiak, Chi, 9:14. ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - (yilliam Sunday for eight months of the year, teaching swimming to befallen the soap opera characters a Shots on goal—Chicago 11-4-10—2f.. Kirsch, head basketball coach at Second Round Front-vnieel Drive Cor Montreal 18-Il-^-37. (sites and suiting times TBA) retarded and handicapped people. half hour earlier. And then, with a Goalies—Chicago, Esposito. Montreal, Siena College since 1972, resigned M arch I4-L5 The event is to raise money toward the building of a Specially self-conscious grin, said, “ I’ve Wamsiey. A—IB.Offl. Wednesday and was appointed full Illinois (18-10) vs. Dayton (208) % > Washington (198) vs. Texas A6cM (19- equipped pool for use by the handicapped. The idea of the pool was never been so silly about a show time director of athletics, school of 10) conceived about 20 years ago. About four years ago plans were before, but ... ” Purdue (L5-13) vs. RuUers (208) Vancouver 1 1 1—3 ficials said. drafted for a barrier-free instructional pool to be built adjacent to And then the confession she’s Calgary 02 4-6 Kirsch said he resigned because Oklahoma (20-10) vs. Diego SUte- First period—1. Vancouver, Lindgren 4 Cal-Irvine winner. the Manchester High pool at a cost of about $200,000. 1 become so- hooked on “ All My (Nill, McCarthy), 10:20. Penalties— his work load as head coach and Richmond-Maryiand winner vs. Georgia $4995> This ambitious group of students has run two major fund-raising Children” that, when she’s at her Halward, Van. 1:42; Smyl. Van, 6:31; athletic director had increased and (17-11). Plctt. Cal, 6:31; McAdam . Cal. 7:39; LSU-Tuiane winner vs. Nevada-Las events each year. The organization is in its 26th year and the prime home on the Hawaiian isle of Maui, was ^'counterproductive." School Vegas (208) Delorm e. Van. 10:16;' Murdoch. Cal. Renault Le Car 3-door hatchback money makers are a bake sale and the swim-a-thon. Jancit Locke, “ where broadcast of the show is 10:16; Bourgeois. Cal. L6:38. officials said discussions v/ere under ^acuse-St. Peters winner vs. Bradley (22-10) public relations officer for the group, said that in the past ^ e swim delayed a week, sometimes I can’t Second period—2. Calgary. Murdoch 3 is one of America's lowest priced^ way with John Griffin, assistant Vir^nia Tech-Fordham winner vs. (Cyr, Houston), 10:08. 3, Vancouver, event has raised up to $3,000. “ But it may not be that nr uch this stand the suspense, land I’ll phone Clemson-Mississippi winner. cars. A nd the m ileage is so m ^ Currie 19 (Boldirev, Brasar), 17:28. 4, coach at St Joseph's University in year because there are fewer instructors. We really ne id more my secretary in L;A.| and ask her to. Calgary, Pralinski 29 (McDonald, Choui- Pennsylvania, who is the leaddng Quarterfinals * the best around. nard), 19:38 Penalties—McAdam, ^1, oi volunteers,” she said. -( tell me what happenM on the show (sites and starting times TBA) 7;0f;: Peplinski, (^1.7:06; Delorm e, Van. candidate to replace Kirsch as head M arch 18-19 The instructors have been getting sponsors for the evei t during that day. ! 7:0F.; Crawford. Van. 7:0f<; Smyl. Van. coach. which each instructor must do at least 100 laps in the poo i, during m ajor, 9:16; Konroyd, Cal, m ajor. 9:16; “ IT WAS ABSOLUTELY Williams. Van. major, 10:31; Delorme, THATS the marathon event. They can do more laps if they wish and they' Van. misconduct. 10:31; Halward, Van, can do the laps anytime ttiey wish but someone must be in the pool AW FUL for me when I was filming misconduct,. 10:31;' Plett, ^ 1 , .major, ‘Four Seasons' last year. I mean, all 10:31; Russell. Cal. misconduct, 10:31; GOOD at all times. Bourgeois. Cal. misconduct, 10:31; Lind RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP In between the swimming and the pizza and donuts, tl ose who during production I couldn’t see the gren. Van, 10:43; Lindgren, Van, 19:30; 195 Sprue* St., ManciMMtmr NEWSI show. I was going so crazy I finally Remember the famous Eunice from the old recreate the good old days when "Eunice” w illiam s, Van. 19;tf; Peplinski. Cal,- have the energy can play volley ball or basketball and ( lance as ret price, exd. asked the producers of ‘All My Carol Burnett show? Vicki Lawrence (from airs Monday on CBS. 19:46. announces that there will be music piped in all night. Spectators will be allowed in Iliird period-5, Calgary, Hislop 14 Cliildren’ to send me scripts of the left) Carol B.urnett and Harvey Kofman will 'UteffiOKOOBp. until 11 p.m. and then the doors will be locked. (Choulnara. Bridgman), 10:43. 6. (^Igarj*, oK xrd tflet toEPAest.lairTl32lest.mPO segments I ’d missed. Others were Rautakallio 14 (Reinhart, Konroyd), Linda Weiss is pr^ident of the group. Other officers, besides her J o e T a y lo r sitting around the set reading Ibsen? 13:L6. 7. Vancouver, McCarthy 5 (Gradin. and Miss Locke, are; Jennifer VanDyne, vice president; Heidi Williams). 17:24. 8. Calgary. Hislop L6 I was reading soap i^ r a s !” and Carrie, while Carol flew to the (Chouinard. Plett), 17:«. 9. Calgary, is now associated with us NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, CONNECTICUT DEALERS Cloutier, business secretary; Debbie Coombs, corresponding “ Children” taping in New York. unsettled. We’re just taking things a mainland to star in CBS’ McDonald 31 (Hislop, Peplinski), l9;3l. secretary ; Bob Fitzgerald, treasurer', Andy Halpryn, and Suzie Carol was set to giiest-star on her Now, weeks after that attack that day at a time, seeing how Joe comes PmalUes—McCarthy. Van, double-minor. Open Tiisi-Fri. 8:00-5:30. Sat 8H)0-5d)0 Hebert, male and female sergeants-at-arms. Rick Conp is the favorite soaper until her producer- followed the wedding of his son John along.” “ Beatrice,” a drama about Beatrice U:19; McAdam, Cal, double-minor, 12:19. husband, Joe Hamilun, was felled Jorgenson, who founded the first Shots on goal—Vancouver l(18-9^. N»w and old euatomon alwaya araleoma adult advisor. in Los Angeles — and Hamilton’s Joe had expected to spend the Calgary 6-17-13-36. Including all aanlor eltixana. with a mild heart atUck days before rushed admittance to Cedars-Sinai winter at the family’s condominium Gobies—Vancouver. Brodeur. Calgary, j^nme/jesp/RsnauM her planned departure for Please turn lo page 17 Riggin. A-7i34. Hospital— she finds her life "rather in Maui with daughters Jody, Erin MANrHKSTKR HERALD. Fri., March 12, 1982 - 15 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 12. 1982 Filmeter: a capsule look at the movies Where DINING Is A PLEASURE The result is a very stylish bore that newscaster who is the target of a nut Hamlin. (Drama) Zack (ontkean) one of the year’s best. GRADE: A. Kady, a wayward sex kitten, but Or is sometimes an embarrassment. who just wants to love her. Tlie film PM DANCINC AS FAST AS I is a young, successful doctor, who, son Welles is superb as .the small is very derivative, yet capably ('.AN (K) — Jill Clayburnh, Nicoj although happily married to Claire NIGHT CROSSING (PC) — There is some nudity. GRADE: C. town judge who must pass judgment made; it’s slightly scary, slightly Vi illiunison. <;.raldine I’ ape, Joe (Miss Jackson), has homosexual John Hurl, Jane Alexander, Doug on the alleged affair between Kady q u e s t f o r f i r e (R ) — bad taste and very nude. GRADE: I’ fsri. (I)runia) Jill Clayburgh is feelings toward Bart (Hamlin). MeKeon, Beau Bridges. (Drama) Suijday Brutjclj ‘fit and her father. Silly plot con Everell McGill, Rae Dawn Chong. B-mlnus. brilliant in her most challenging These three actors give sincere per ’This enthralling and moving story is Tijc BrouTjstoije A WEEKLY GUIDE TO FINE DINING trivances, though, are the downfall (Drama) — A vivid re-enactment of role to date, a successful documen formances as strong, mature in based on the true-life plight of two ■■ I . tary filmmaker whose life falls of the film, which features much families who attempt to escape early man’s dependence upon fire as * Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw* I dividuals in this ground-breaking VENOM (R) — Klaus Kinski, berries Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations — muf apart after she gets addicted to the nudity. GRADE: C-plus. from East Germany via a a tool to survival and his ultimate and long-over-due film. Because of Sarah Miles, Oliver Reed, Nh-ol fins.-dantsh. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. i tranquilizer Valium. Geraldine homemade hot-air balloon. Well- success in learning how to recreate DEATH WISH II (R) — Charles the nature of the subject matter, Williamson. (Thriller) “Venom” * ,On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate Page delivers an Oscar-calibre per played and directed, the film has it for himself. Strong acting, atten mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It’a all In Bronson, VineenI Gardenia, Jill . parental discretion is strongly is spine-tingling brain candy about a featuring this week... formance as a woman dying of genuine drama and emotion, and tion to historical accuracy and stun cluded In the price of your brunch! Ireland. (Draina) — What has recommended. 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GRADE: A-mfnus. and tight editing put it several powerful, disturbing and has a clear about this tasteless rehash of the hit Lemmon triumphs in this film, • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham- THE SEDUCTION (R) — notches above the standard attack- igne la on the house and all other brunch libations are 7.95 message -- but the film is definitely 1974 film. Bronson is as angry as which is based on a true story about ONE FROM THE HEART (R) l! ever playing the one-man vigilante Frederic Forrest, Terl Garr, Raul Morgan Fairchild, Andrew of-the-killer-bees schlock. You Kappy■ Hour priced! i i am>-« om Sundays, 11am-2pm Dinner from 3pm not for anyone just seeking light an American father who in-, mteilVATIONB RECOMMENDED squad who finds his life and family Julia, Naslassia Kinski. (Drama) Slevens, Michael Sarrazin. won’t want to look at a pair of entertainment. (iR.AI)K: B-plut*. vestigates the mysterious dis invaded once again. Although the ac On-again, off-again .romance (Suspense Drama) “’The Seduc snakeskin boots after seeing this MVUIM a TMIMMILL STS. 82S-1171 EAST CENTER; STREET • MANCHESTER • 643-2751 appearance of his son in Chile. tion” makes no pretense at being DOWIITQlim HARTFORD u r n Fit FI.V (It) - iMu tion is non-stop, this is a pointless, Directed by Costa-Gavras (whose between a painfully ordinary Las one. GRADE: B. ' " /.udora. Slacy Keach. I.oitt violent sequel that should never Vegas grease monkey and an equal anything other than an exploitation credits include " Z " ) , “ Missing” is a film, designed to show off the acting Ncitleloii. Orson Wolirs. (I)raina) have been made. GRADE: C- powerfully acted movie that chills, ly ordinary travel agent. Director (and physique) of Morgan (Film grading: A — superb; B — DAVIS FAMILY Based on the book by James Cain. entertains and give viewers Francis Ford Coppola has stretched 4 Victor BenacquUta “Flamingo Road” Fairchild in her good; C — average; D — poor; F NOW SERVING BEER & WINE "Butterflv ' is a picturesque film something to think about. Although this small, familiar little story into 4 /XL'-' cino DiGennOro MAKING COVE (R) — Kale - first film. She plays a TV — awful) set in Nevada in the '30s. Pia Zadora 1982 is still young, it’s bound to be a giant neon and pastel spectacle.' gives an uneven performance as JackHon, Michael Onikean, Harry IJoln us on __ _ on the River Kwal” film classic tonight at 8 p.m. In Rt. 83 Talcoftville/Vemon ST. PATRICK’S DAY Auerbach Auditorium, Hlllyer Hall. 843-0256 • Farmington Valley Arts Canter, Avon: A Leon Featuring authentic For Our Special NIgrosh Pottery Workshop Sunday at Avon Park North off Route 44. (678-1867) Italian/American Cuisine Cornell Beef & Cabbage • Quilford Handcraft Centar, Guilford:’’Images ’82" and Seafood Served Daily Included: Free glass of house wine or glass of juried art show continuing through March 21. (453- Lowenbrau, or cup of coffee or tea. Theater 3890) Banquet Facilities for up to • East Glastonbury Public Library: East Glaston 70 people. Happy Hour bury: Edie Hyland will talk on the history and making <5.25 of dolls on March 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the library, 1389 4-7 p.m. every day. CAIOOR PIAZA EXIT S3 o n 1-66 649-5487 Nelpsic Road. (633-5637) “We serve Prime Rib every night; and sYale Repertory Theater, New Haven: “Master • Center Church Noon Repertory, Hartford: Tom , Harold. " opened March 9 and will continue through Calllvan of The Morgans In St. Patrick’s Day celebra-; offer the finest of Veal anywhere, prepared 10 March 27 at the theater, corner of Chapel and York tion, on March 17 at the church, 60 Gold St. (249- • streets. (436-3164) 5631) ; s Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam: Bus trip • Canter Church, Hartford: "Reflections on Com-1 different ways. Our Banquet Facilities can ac to New York for "Little Johnny Jones" March 17 munity Ministry" by the Rev. Donald Stelnie on March j PIANO’S leaving East Haddam 8 a.m. (873-8664) 16 at noon, 60 Gold St. (249-5631) ] commodate up to 325 people with 3 rooms to • Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "Lakeboat," will • Hartford Civic Canter: “Sesame Street Live," will • Rt 8 & 44A BOLTON 643-2342 ‘^ v e m continue through'Sunday at the theater, 222 Sargent continue through Sunday. (566-6588) choose from. Sunday lunches are served Drive. (788-4282) • Hartford Civic Center: Hartford Antique Show, FRIDAY, SATURDAY A SUNDAY SPECIALS Reader’s Choice of Connecticut Magazine’s • Long Wharf Theater, New Haven mainstage: Friday through Sunday. (247-4433) from 12-3 starting at $4.95, and we offer 3 .1981 Favorite Overall Restaurant in "Doctor's Dilemma," opened February 25 and will • Hartford Civic Center: Connecticut Truck Show,' VEALGOnONBLEU ...... ■ ‘ *S-Z§ , Hartford County. continue through April 4 at the theater, 222 Sargent March 16-18, 3 to 10 p.m. (247-4433) Specials, nightly to satisfy everyone’s dis • Sunday Champagne Brunch Drive. (787-4282) BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER...... *10.75 s Hole in the Wall, New Britain: “Salome, ” will con NOKEDFKSMSGROD ...... *7.95 criminating tastes. Remember to try our fresh OFEHINO HOW A T 11:00 A.M. T O 2:30 P.M. tinue through Saturday at the theater, 121 Smalley • Lunch • Dinner Street. Performance at 8:30. (223-9500) SMUMPS & SGALLOK EN CASSEROLE *9.75 homemade bread which Is Included with s Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: “The p.a. Atoo op.it Tunday— Thundtr______2300 Main Sl , Glastonbury • 659-0366 Greeks," opened February 19 and will continue every dinner. Piano’s Is an adventure In Fine through April 4. (527-5151) Cinema • f ITALIAN rooo nzzA DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS s Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor: Shopping at home, early 19th century-style, work and their roles In family and community Lu ig i s D ining.’’ "George Ml " opened Feb. 10 and will continue two women In period dress examine a life some 150 years ago will be featured on through April 18. Performances Tuesday through W omen’s History Day, Saturday at the MON. - BAKED LASAGNA Sunday evenings with regularly scheduled matinees pedlar’s trunk at the Fitch House at Old Stur- East Hartford 1:45,4:30,7:15,9:50,12:05; Specials village. TUES.-FfA^ MRMESAN through April 18. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m. bridge Village, Sturbridge, Mass. Women’s Sun. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 9:50. Cinema O ne — Closed WED.- SPAGHETTI S MEA TBA L LS C on Sundays and 11:30 a.m. matinees. (522-1266) for remodeling. Manrhester OPEN EASTER SUNDAY— • Central Connecticut State College, New Britain: THW-CH/CKEH PARUESAN $ 3 . 2 5 Poor Richard's UA Theaters East rS\.~ SHELLS a SAUSAGE "Bad Habits," will continue through Saturday In the • Folk and Company, Westerly, R.I.: "St. Patrick’s hv Dr. Cjtarles' Issawl, Bayard Doqe Professor of Near Taps (PQ ) Fri. and Sat. Neighbors (R) Fri. 7:30; SAT.- EffGPLAHT PARMESAH college theater, Stanley Street. Performances at 8 Day Ceiebration with the Paton Family" March 17 at 8 Eastern Studies, on March 16 at 7:30 p.m., 77 Sherman 7:15, 9:30, 12; Sun. 2:50, Sat. and Sun. 2, 5:50, 9:35, S\]H.-BAKED UANICOTTI Make Reservations Early p.m. (827-7382) p.m. at the Center for the Arts, 119 High St. (401-596- St. (232-4451) 5.15, 7:15, 9:30. with Only When I Laugh* • Clockwork Repertory Theater, Oakville: "On 2854) • 8t. Joseph College, West Hertford: "Women: New Showcase cinemas (R ) Fri. 9:15; Sat. and Sun ; Options, New Concerns,” Saturday at 6:45 a.m. in the COUPON Route 6 and 44A Bolton 643-2342 Golden Pond," will continue tonight and Saturday, and • Iron Horse Coffee House, Northampton, Mass.: Quest for Fire (R) Fri. FREE 2 LITER OF COKE March 17 through 20 at the theater, 133 Main St. Per "Dave Mallett, John Coster Band,” on Sunday, at 20 Crystal Room, Mercy Hall, 1678 Asylum Ave. 1:20, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sat. Arthur (PG) Fri. 7:20, WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY L'ARGE PIZZA TO 00 THE PUMPERNICKEL PUB formances at 8:15. (274-7247) Center St. (413-584-9735) "Mainstreaming Women’s Studies Into the College 1:20, 3:20, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30, 9:10; Sat. and Sun. 2, 3:50, OF MANCHF.STKR • Ellington Cultural Arts Commission, Ellington: Curriculum," March 15 at 2:30 In the Crystal Room, • The Sounding Board, Wethersfield: Rick. and 11:30; Sun. 1:20,3:20,5:10, 5:45, 7:45, 9:35. OFFca ckP iaia ma. cn leiA.at OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE Mercy Hall, 1678 Asylum Ave. (232-4571) "The Land Was Our Land," by the Just Around the Lorraine Lee traditional and contemporary songs 7:20, 9:30. ’The Rocky Horror P ic - : T06 MAWTFORO RD., MANCHESTER CALL 649-5325 NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB Corner Company, Saturday at 2 p.m. at Windermere Saturday at 8 p.m. at the United Methodist Church of • The Chapel at Trinity Colle character Carol originated on her Eunice, says Carol, "was the Carol, “ Phillip will rear up and but less satisfying to make. And, Continued from page 13 could be slntply wonderful.” audiences want? TV series. Back with her filling out favorite character I ever did. She is finally tell Eunice off. And, let me really, what does it matter that 'Chu Is Pinero what tell you, when that happened during Chu and the Philly Flash' didn't . HER PRESS AGENT gently Eunice’s Southern family is Vicki her own worst enemy, but there is Lawrence, Harvey Korman, Betty something very special about her. the taping, the audience, burst into succeed? The world is continuing to Ambassador Theater. home for alcoholic women in Los brings up the fact that the subject of On Highway 57 just outside Frog with the same actors in the same far less successful, has Golda Meir White — with Ken Berry taking over About two years ago, Jpe and I applause.” turn — and so am 1. I ’ve learned a By Glenne Currie Feb. 28 and plays through March 21, Beneficiaries were: the Eugene Angeles. “ Eunice” has not yet been dis Level. N.C., and the Cupp sisters clothes taking on different roles of discussing morality and Hebraism “ The way things have worked out- for Roddy McDowall in the role of talked about basing an entire show > A waiter clears away luncheon ■ Ibf about priorities.” DPI Lively Arts Editor is a typical limp English imitation O’Neill Theater Center of New Lon cussed. And she proceeds to get that of a French farce. It belabors its who run the Double Cupp diner varying ages. A grandfather and at length while her generals try to ,’’ she says, “ Joe will be staying business out of the way. Phillip the brother. on her, and finally we went to Dick plates, refills cups with steaming Her 18-year-old daughter Carrie, grandson in one scene may switch persuade her to launch an anti don, Conn.; Hands Across the Sea, 'coffee. And talk drifts fr<^ she reports, has successfully over STAMFORD — The enthusiastic jolfes and, in typical Victorian across the highway. But the book here to recuperate while I do The 90-minute show was taped live “ It’s really special,” says Carol, Slate and Jenna McMahon, who had. audience response to the Hartman doesn't matter; what does is the roles in another. terrorist assassination campaign. which is devoted to maintaining "Eunice” to Carol’s last motion pic come her drug problem. “ She’s fashion, avoids sex. — the heart of ‘Beatrice.’ And after that, well, last May, was originally scheduled now warming up to the subject. created the sketches, and said, ‘You Theater's production of Arthur Wing songs written by the group and the The play is notable principally for Unconvincing, but Mila Burnette as Coward’s last home in Jamaica as a ture, “ Chu Chu and the Philly living at home with us now, and in French farce — like the pox. It's we’ll see.” for fall ‘82 airing, then pushed back “ When we did the Eunice skits on should write the ultimate Eunice Pinero's 1885 "The Magistrate" sextet's relaxed style, ranging from showing,^ff the talents of the cast Meir is moved to tears in giving her theater center; and Britain’s Com-' Flash.” ' the fall will start college. about a divorcee who takes a few Joe and she have been tentatively indefinitely, and then — with only a the series, people reacted in a vei7 story—take it full course to when gives rise to a disturbing thought; blues to revival to country rock. members,'led by Remak Ramsay big speech. bined Theatrical Charities Council.-^ The film was a flop, both critically "Our two other girls are happy years off her age when she talking about bringing her old few weeks’ notice — was plunked unusnal way. We’d get so much mail her mother dies', and Eunice no maybe this is the kind of play Three or four of the 18 songs don’t and Lois de Banzie. The charities were more worthy- and commercially. Her attitude; and doing well in school. And Joe’s remarries, and also pretends her 19- “ IIIHAKUSIIA, .STORIES from “ Carol Burnett Show” team back to onto the lineup for the evening of telling us the sketches had hit a longer has that lady to hate or blame regional audiences want. work, but the rest are fun. Most of than the entertainment. “ So what? I knew when I started it gettjpg better. Compared to the year-old son is only 14. I'WO ONE-AC'I' PLAYS on the Hiroshima,” which opened Feb. 28 do another limited summer series, Jan. 5. chord. And psychology departments for her mistakes.” ' Stamford is a company town with my favorites are in the second half; “ Noel & Gertie” tells of the two' that it would be a piece of light fluff, major percentage of the world, we Useful sets by Don Beaman and Jewish experience by England’s at St, Peter’s Rail, is an exercise in as they did a few summers ago. But "That gave us no time to promote at colleges have even requested the a constantly changing corporate "Pump Boys," “ Mona,” “ Farmer entertainers’ professional' EUNICE AND HER KIN will but I got out of it what I wanted; the have no real problems. We’re all costumes by David Murin are more Laurence Blackmore had their sentimentality about the victims of she says, “ I just don’t know. I think the show, and Joe and I asked CBS scripts because they provide such an population which may not be that Tan " and especially relationship from childhood through; age 25 years during the 90-minute chance to work with Alan Arkin, and alive and happy. And really, what successful than most of the cast, world premiere March 3 at the Off Hiroshima. It's a political play by it would be nice if we took the three to push it back again. The March 15 unusual study of family sophisticated about the theater, "T.N.D.P.W.A.M ’ (“The Night “ Private Lives” and “Tonight at’ that was enough. I've been in other else is important?” apart from John Cullum, George O ff Broadway Quaigh Theater; Steve Friedman presented by the girls to Europe this summer. We’ve date works out so much better.” relationships — the love-hate, unfolding of the four-act video play. though it's only 30 miles from Dolly Parton Was Almost Mine” ). 8;30” to Gertie’s death in 1952.) movies that were more successful, Really. Ede and Jerome Kilty. “ Some of My Best Friends Are ... Marxist Modern Times Theater to never done that. It sounds like it "Eunice" is based on the iealousv. pettiness.” And by the time it’s through, says Broadway. To that extent the Hart There are the songs they sang,' Their Own Worst Enemies.” tell the world that the atom bomb is man audience is not typical, of ItACK IN NEW V O itK , the O l'F lUtO VDW \A , A.R. Gurney, scenes from the plays and extracts The first is a comic encounter la bad thing. Earnest and regional theaters. effervescent musical "Pump Boys Jr.'s "The Dining Room" has been from their writings about eachi between a disputative anti-Semetic, ' amateurish, accompanied by an But the seven-year-old Hartman and Dinettes" has moved from Off extended at Playwrights Horizons to other. There is a pianist, a narrator, Broadway to Broadway's Princess meet ticket demand. anti-Israel Jew and a young psy exhibition of photographs and pain one couple to sing, and another tot Females rare in has yet to strike the right formula chiatrist. There are many laughs as tings of Hiroshima. Quirks in the News ' for its repertoire; it is in debt and Theater, where it opened Feb. 4. "The Dining Room" is pretty thin act. stuff; a middle-class'dining room is the older man insists on making its subscription ‘fi^ne^. are dis It’s still an easy-going, deals with the therapist and finally ••NOEL « GER’l'IE ,"a West End If they ever think of bringing the; piriting. Maybe it is moving onto lighthearted entertainment which used for various purposes by what reduces him to donning his yar- play devoted to Noel Coward and show to Broadway, they can keep the right track in providing such as will turn you into a country music one presumes is different music business inulke and prayer shawl in despera Gertrude Lawrence, was brought the pianist and the. actors and toss Pinero, and it will take another fan if you're not one already. generations of the same family. heart ailment. tion. across the Atlantic for a single the smarty” narrator and the seven years to educate its audience. The book, paper-thin, concerns Short scenes, some funny, some Didn’t live up Ruthie's mother wrote to Social By Vernon Scott dramatic, some pointless, overlap The second, morC ambitious but benefit performance March 1 at the singers overboard. Security about the error. “ I also signed a UPI Hollywood Reporter "The Magistrate," which opened four young men at a service station BOULDER CREEK, Calif. (U P I) — A statement saying that to the best of my company that boasted its plankton pills knowledge Ruthie has never worked. If HOLLYWOOD — With few exceptions, the world of would cut appetite, provide a full diet, she ever did she didn’t tell me,” she said movie music — songs and scores for films — are the prevent ulcers and help cure diabetes jokingly. province of men and, according to one distaff composer, Friday TV has been fined $225,000 for false adver a closed corporation. tising. Carol Connors, who wrote the lyrics to "Gonna Fly Assistant District Attorney Don Now” for “ Rocky,” also has contributed music to Gartner said the settlement reached this Losin’ for snoozin’ “ Looking for Mr. Goodbar,” “ Dressed to Kill,” “ The EVENING week with MISCORP for its product Earthling” and other films. 6:0 0 Light Force Spirulina was the largest CHICAGO (U P I) — It was just another The petite.(4-foot-ll’A) brunette says the Hollywood ODCDd)®)®® N«wt F ( ^ and Drug Administration fraud excuse as far as the Streets and Sanita music industry is anti-female. CSJ Charli**«Ang*l« C£) Hawaii Fiva-O Friday settlement in California history. tion Department was concerned. Carol admits most men are incurable romantics, (B) ESPN'aSportaForum(R) “ We sought a large amount as a penal The department’s commissioner had more so than women, but insists that does not give them ® Dr. ScottOnHabraw•(Contl^‘ ty for their seriously misleading claims his car ticketed and towed this week uaa From Daytima) exclusive domain over romantic movie scores. (21) Nawa World News highlights via Robert Gulllame is Benson and as a warning to those inclined to dp because he overslept at a health club. "Even the music branch of the motion picture satellite telecasts from around the ((ront, center), the butler and the same,” Gartner said. Commissioner John Donovan said he academy is controlled by a tight little clique of men, " world. guiding spirit In the executive The 2-year-oId firm said it admitted no dozed off following an early morning said Carol, a recently inducted member. & MaKing II Court! mansion — now more populated ® Jaffaraons (Captioned) guilt in its advertising of the product, workout and left his car parked in an than ever. Co-starring in A B C ’s " I was blackballed by the music branch in two con ^ Jim Rockford: Private which is made from blue-green plankton area that prohibits parking during rush Investigator Friday-night comedy series secutive years even though I was ?ponsored by Hank This is to inform that on March 28, DEAR ABBY: After 30 years of 1975, the Omaha, World Herald marriage. I happened to go into my reported that a marriage license for Payoff allegations fly in takeover bid husband's shop and discovered to Dear persons of the same sex was issued my amazement that he’s been spen by Boulder, Colo., County Clerk ding his time there in a ^fantasy Abby Clera Rorex. She issued the license Allegations pf a scandal reaching high up in the Saudi Fassi, who’s seeking a divorce from Mohammed. the qualifications to do the job? world with young women through a / to two gentlemen who had lived Arabian royal family — one involving reported hidden Ciccone expects to publish a book in the fall about the Reiterating there were no payoffs of any kind — that collection of nude girlie magazines! Abigail together for over four years and payoffs of about |1.5 million a year — are contained in antics of the Al-Fassi family — which has been slapped Whittaker’s relationship with Al-Fassi Trading Corp. We have raised three daughters Van Buren wanted to be legally marriesd. They an affidavit that’s been obtained by a team of in with a number of lawsuits in the United States and was “ totally on the up and up” — Allibrandi told me he the ages of the nudes in these r w ere m arried in a religiou s vestigators employed by Brunswick Corp.^ the subject Dan Dorfman whose drinking, womanizing and flamboyant spending selected the Al-Fassi because “ there was no one else , magazines. 1 certainly cannot com ceremony on Oct. 28, 1973. of a spirited takeover bid by West Coast conglomerate habits have been chronicled in numerous press reports. qualified in Saudi Arabia.” He said the Saudi govern pete with these beautiful young County Clerk Rorex said that she ■ijJ Whittaker Corp. The book — to be called “ The Sheikh of Beverly Hills” , ment was strongly pushing foreign business participa things. All I have thought about Syndicated enable you to deal more comfor had been informed by the district at The affidavit, ’The Chicago 'Tribune has learned, — will also go into considerable detail about the tion in conjunction with Saudi businessmen and that since seeing those pictures is taking tably with your husband's fantasy torney’s office that the state charges that Prince Turki Ibn Abdul Aziz, the former Columnist relationships involving Prince Turki, the Al-Fassis and while the Al-Fassis didn’t have a lot of experience in my life. If he spends so much time world and to explore ways to make legislature apparently had never Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Saudi deputy minister of defense and aviation and the Whittaker. hospital supplies, they did have importing experience in dreaming about young women, sure your middle years more rewarding contemplated the legality of issuing brother of Crown Prince Fahd, has been a substantial other areas. He added that after the two parties signed ly he will soon start buying the real and fulfilling. You have much to live marriage licenses to persons of the and hidden beneficiary of an exclusive medical supply BRUNSW ICK LAW YERS, by the way, have in their the contract, the trading company did add some medical thing — if he hasn't already. for. God bless, and let me hear from sanie sex, since no government Taste tester contract between Arab-owned Al-Fassi Trading Ciorp. , possession a business card which describes Pi-ince Turki personnel to its staff. Our youngest child is 20, so she as the president of the Al-Fassi Trading Corp. you again. 1 care. statute exists dealing with that and Whittaker. certainly doesn't need me any Margaret Melluzzo of 100 Delmont St. (from St. James Sciiool annual pancake breakfast ■ Under this agreement, Al-Fassi supplies all medical ly- Prince Turki, who was forced to resign as Saudi’s specific practice. The trading company, Ciccone alleges, was set up to A PPAR E N TLY UPSET by some of the questions I longer. You probably hear this kind DEAR ABBY: My parents' 25th left) lends a little assistance with a napkin as scheduled Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. deputy minister of defense and aviation in ’78 because Proof that this was a legal equipment and supplies to Whittaker Saudi Arabia Ltd., “ funnel illegal payments to Prince Turki from the Whit raised, Alibrandi complained that Brunswick — in of thing every day, but 1 find the wedding anniversary is coming up at the school cafeteria. Danny Roberts of the actions of his relatives (the Al-Fassis) had become marriage was established two years Timothy Travis of 37 Ledgecrest Terrace which is 51 percent owned by the conglomerate; the taker Corp.” resisting a Whittaker takeover — had gone so far as to pain unbearable. If you have an this year and I’m planning an open- Green Manor Road looks on. an embarrassment to the royal family, is currently in later when they were divorced. In samples some of the fare to be served at the other 49 percent is held by an Arab investor. send former FBI investigators to Saudi Arabia to see “ if answer that can stop the pain, 1 house party for them. I would also Miami Beach. I tried reaching him, but a security man reporting the news, Paul Harvey, The health care services business has been the big IN RESPONSE, Joseph Alibrandi, Whittaker’s presi they could find something.” They even talked to people would love to hear it. Sign me. like to treat them to a trip to dent and chief executive officer, describes the told me he’d be unavailable. nationally syndicated radio per spark behind a sharply rising growth rate for Whittaker who used to work for us, added Alibrandi, who declared FINISHED AT 50 Hawaii, but I can’t afford it. allegations as "a lot of hogwash ... pure b-.” If the prince is, indeed, receiving hidden compensa sonality, said, “ if the marriage and the biggest chunk of it comes from Saudi Arabia. that “ Brunswick had sunk to a level far below even the Would it be all right to ask those I tion as a result of the Al-Fassi arrangement with Whit DEAR EIMSHED: Looking at wasn’t legal in the first place, a Last year, for example, Whittaker generated about 17 In one of the more provocative comments in his af level of gutter tactics.” invite to the open house to please About Town nudie magazines is a harrhless out divorce would not have been percent of its $1.7 billion in sales and more than half of fidavit, Ciccone, who said the Al-Fassis regarded taker, he’s in violation of laws — both here and in Saudi contribute some money toward a Arabia. let that many men (young and old) necessary.” its operating profits from its Saudi activities. Alibrandi as “ a servant and beneath them,” described To block a takeover of its company by Whittaker, trip to Hawaii instead of bringing a Our own Foreign Corrupt Practices Act makes it a indulge in. Your husband’s collec DONNA BENSON, KEOKUK, an incident that took place at a party at the Playboy Brunswick has agreed to sell its prize jewel — its BRUNSW ICK ATTORNEYS, apparently loathe to criminal offense to bribe foreign officials for the pur tion does not indicate that he has IOWA Club in Los Angeles. Sherwood Medical unit — to American Hope Products. LOVING DAUGHTER Death film to be shown get involved in a mud-slinging contest, have kept its af pose of obtaining or retaining business. And the Saudis been or intends to be — unfaithful The elder Sheikh Al-Fassi was sipping whiskey when Whittaker’s trying to block that deal in court, and if it fidavit under wraps. But one source privy to it tells me have initiated a decree that outlaws influence-peddling to you. Neither does it mean he is DEAR DAUGHTER: Unless Getting married? Whether you “ Beyond and Back,” a documentary film about near Alibrandi and his wife stopped by to greet him. The can’t, it’s going to walk away. However, Whittaker, it’s a statement given by Jorge F. Ciccone, a former of in government contracts. comparing you to these "paper want a formal church wedding or a I death experiences, will be shown on March ^ at 7 p.m. sheikh responded by spitting wine in both Alibrandi’s which is the country’s second largest distributor of you’re asked, don’t volunteer any ficial of the Al-Fassi Trading Corp., who worked for the simple, “ do-it-your-own-thing” at the Blessed Sacrament Church, 36 Cambridge Drive, face and his wife’s, and Alibrandi, according to Ciccone, medical supplies, as well as a defense contractor, is dolls." suggestions. firm in its Century City, Calif., offices between 1976 and IN P R IV A TE TESTIM O N Y before the Securities ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. did not react in any violent manner, but sat calmly. already talking to several other companies engaged in Perhaps you are overreacting to East Hartford. 1978. and Exchange commission in May of ’80 — the SEC DEAR ABBA tIn your letter to Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, “ That’s pure h-, the best fiction that’s been written in the manufacture of medical equipment — both publicly your discovery because it occurred Admission is free. For additional information, call Ciccone, who helped found the trading company, was looked into Whittaker’s Saudi connection and sub "Pennsylvania Mom” you said, stamped (37 cents) envelope to: Ab a long time,” responded-Alibrandi. and privately owned. at a critical time in your life — when , 568-7997 or 568-2747. secretary of the corporation and a personal adviser to sequently dropped the matter — and in recent follow-up your last child is preparing to leave "Same-sex marriages are not legal by, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box “ We already have some interested parties, ” Alibrandi one of its principal owners — Sheikh Mohammed Al- REACHED BY PHONE in Los Angeles, Ciccone court testimony, Alibrandi acknowledged that- the Al- the nest. Please seek counseling to anvwhere” 38^3, Hollywood, Calif, 90038. tells me. Fassi. ’The other owner was Mohammed’s father — reiterated that “ Alibrandi was nothing more than a Fassis had no experience in providing hospital supplies. Support grdup planned Sheikh Shamsuddeen Al-Fassi. puppet on the Al-FAssis’ string. And he went on to say: And further, he admitted that if he had his choice, he Where Whittaker goes from here is anybody’s guess — “ You can be sure I wouldn’t put anything in an affidavit would have picked someone else. but investigations into its Saudi activities are far from The Mental Health Association of Connecticut will The younger Al-Fassi is Prince Turki’s brother-in- that I couldn’t prove and that would subject me to a law Yet, such comments appear to be in direct conflict over. Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal, D-N.Y., recently sponsor a family support group for people who have a law; the elder Al-Fassi is the prince’s father-in-law. suit.” with the actual wording that appears itf^hittaker’s charged that the company was controlled by Saudi in family member or close friend with mental health In his affidavit, Ciccone alleges that Prince ’Turk! is Avoiding fatty fish the controlling figure at the Al-Fassi ’Trading Co., and, Ciccone, who was let go by the trading company when original agreement with the Al-Fassi Trading Corp. in terests — a matter of concern because of the firm ’s problems on March 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian in fact, gets 75 percent of all of this company’s income. he became embroiled in a political squabble between which it’s described as “ an experienced trading com defense activities. And I ’ve learned that a House com Church, 153 W. Vernon St. Since the trading company receives a minimum fee of the younger sheikh and the shiekh’s wife, still maintains pany” with “ extensive expertise.” mittee he heads — the Goverpment Operations Subcom For additional information, call 233-2601. /■ ^ $2 million a year from Whittaker, that would place the close relationships with members of the Al-Fassi fami Why the conflict? And how come, I asked Alibrandi, mittee — plans to hold heifrings on Whittaker’s Saudi you picked a company you admitted you felt didn’t have connections. > ■ prince’s piece of the action at about $1.5 million annual- ly. And he’s currently a consultant to Sheikha Den Al- probably not needed Children’s group meets The Association for the Care of Children’s Health, f - I n B r i e f Connecticut Affiliate, will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in the City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Printer changes odds DEAR DR. LAMB; 1 eat fish and auditorium of Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford. fow.L whenever I can get them DEAR DR. i.AMB: My husband James Black M.D. will speak on clinical disturbances Stores honored because too much beef brings on Youfi has slightly elevated blood pressure relative to preschool child development. A smtiU fee arthritis. I must avoid fats but I am and his urologist told him to reduce will be charged to non-members. in bottle-cap contest at a loss to know which fish are fat salt. He is taking diethylstibesterol Ann Bonney, child life director at Manchester Twenty-one 7-Eleven franchisees, including two Health in Manchester, were honored at the food store's ty. Are bluefish and shad fatty fish? * 3 ^ to control prostate cancer and is Memorial Hospital, is affiliate president. Feb. 16 sales meeting in Massachusetts. COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - A “ Everyone was running around town DEAR READER; I’m not sure Lawrence doing well. I salt lightly or not at all A in cooking and have been using Mor Paul and Nancy Bonanno, franchisees at 305 printer’s mistake shortened the odds trying to buy the bottles before the com why you think beef brings on Lamb, M.D. Herald photo by Pinto Green Road and Rick and Claire Martin, whose considerably in Coca-Cola’s “ Peel-a- pany took them off the shelves.” arthritis. There is no evidence of ton’s Lite Salt. It contains only half- Open house scheduled the sodium of table salt. However, it store is on Center Street, received awards at the Fortune” bottle-cap contest in the The company issued a statement. this. If you are describing a personal Center Nursery School, located at Center event sponsored by the New England Zone of 7- Cookeville area — so much so delighted Wednesday in which it said the caps reaction it is most unusual. also contains potassium chloride, James and Lucille Nichols of 24 Rosewood calcium silicate, magnesium car Lane have been elected as worthy matron Congregational Church, 11 Center St., will conduct an Eleven Food Stores. residents cashed in for $100,(X)0 before would no longer be valid. Most fish, with the exception of bonate, dextrose and potassium open house on Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. All the company cut the game short. The statement said, “ Mistakes which some of the more fat types such as and patron of Temple Chapter 53, Order of iodone. Would any of these other parents and children interested in the program are in “ It was like God dropped $100,000 on result from printing, typographical or sardines and salmon, do not in- . Eastern Star. They will be installed on March substances have an^ harmful vited. Cookeville,” said Linda Cunningham, other errors occur in caps. 'Therefore, no troduce a lot of fat into the diet. Fish 27. salmon or other fish that contains a effects? Would it be better to use or The school is accepting applications for fall of 1983 for one of the 50 area winners. further prizes will be awarded by the in general are low calorie foods. Realtors to meet reasonable amount of fish oil may dinary table salt sparingly? children age 3 through 5. Hours are 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. In the contest, players acquired bottle Coca-Cola Bottling Co, of Cookeville for That is because 80 percent of the lower the choleterol level. for two, three, or five-day sessions. caps printed with single letters. Collec caps from the 2-liter size bottle in the $2,- muscle tissue is water. Even though Fish fat is about the only fat in our DEAR READER: The reason For additional information, call 649*1944 or 649-7061. The Manchester Board of Realtors will meet ting the necessary letters to spell “ home 000 category.” the total number of grams of fat is diet that is highly polyunsaturated, people with elevated blood pressure March 24 at the run” netted a $2,000 cash prize. *. The company was facing a potential small, the percent of calories in the Eastern Star with four or six spots on the carbon or retention of fluid are advised to Manchester (Country The “ R ” s were supposed to be much payoff of $36 million if all the caps with fish from fat may be quite high. chain that do not contain hydrogen. avoid salt is to decrease the sodium Mahoney sets events Club. DeForest W. harder to find than the other letters, but an “ R ” printed on them were redeemed. About 20 percent of lake trout by Other polyunsaturated fat sources intake in their diet. Potassium and Smith, president of a printing error put too many of them — Mrs. ^nningham said she and a friend weight is fat but that is about 55 per usually have only two spots. other elements are not important in The Mahoney Recreation Center will sponsor several Century-21 George J. 18,000 — bn the inside of the bottle caps bought two 2-liter bottles at a market, cent of the total calories in the edi Bluefish is 3.3 percent fat by this regard. None of those other in names new activities in March. Events include a pool tournament Smith and Son distributed in the Cookeville area, a and each contained the letter “ R .” She UPI photo ble portion. weight, which is 25.5 percent of its gredients in Morton’s Lite Salt will on Sunday at 3 p.m. for children,8 to 15, a ping pong tour Realtors in Milford company spokesman said lliursday. „said the two then split the cost of a third In contrast, less than 1 percent of total cdlories, and shad is 10 percent adversely affect your husband. nament Wednesday at 6 p.m. for children 8 to 15, and a will speak on “ Real The contest began in Cookeville bottle, which also contained an “ R ,” and Record shipment the weight of flounder is fat and that by weight which is 54 percent of its You can use Morton’s Lite Salt if father/son/daughter 21 contest March 23 and 24 at 6 Estate ais a Tax Tuesday, but word of the error spread each netted $3,000 in the contest. is about 9 percent of the total total calories of the edible portion. the amount you use doesn’t still patron, matron p.m. for children 8 to 12. Shelter and How to quickly. “ We made a mad dash to each store Part of the largest shipment of cars ever to bo unloaded at the Port of calories in the edible portion. It is I am sending you The Health provide too much sodium. Your Also, a foul shooting contest is scheduled for March 30 be a Survivor.” “ This was just like an Easter-egg we could get to from Monterey to Spar Boston Is shown at the Castle Island Terminal. The 14-story “Full Maru” the old problem again of expressing Letter number 11-12, Fish and husband’s blood pressure may be a at 6 p.m. for children 8 to 15 years, and a jump rope for Smith has lectured hunt,” Mrs. Cunningham said. ta,” she said. (background) unloaded 4,850 Subaru cars this week. food values in grams or calories. Shellfish as Health Foods, which in guide to that. Estrogen and con Lucille and James Nichols of 24 Rosewood Lane, Heart Day is set for March 27 at 1 p.m. for children of on real estate and in Using calories is far less confusing cludes a table of common fish and sequently diethylstibesterol causes Bolton, were elected worthy matron and worthy patron all ages. vestments for most consumers. their fat values. Others who want the body to retain sodium which of the Temple Chapter 53, Order of Eastern Star, at the Registration is required for all events. For informa throughout the Consumer Reports Some fish fat in the diet niay be this issue can send 75 cents with a 'may be a factor. If your husband’s annual meeting March 10 at the Masonic Temple, East tion or registration, call 647-3166. United States. He is beneficial. Studies show that in peo long, stamped, self-addressed blood pressure is a problem he may Center Street. a ^aduate of Yale ple with high normal or higher envelope for it to me, in care of this be able to take some mild medicines Mr. and Mrs. Nichols succeed Margaret Wales and University with a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio cholesterol levels eating some to control it. Lester H. Wolcott. Other officers elected were: Connie Garden Club to meet degree in inter national economics. Energy audit can help cut heating cost Shorrock, associate matron; Ernest J. Smith, past The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at Smith is director patron, associate patron; Carolyn L. Nelson, past noon at the Meadows Convalescent Home, 333 Bidwell matron, secretary; Janice Hodge, past matron, DeForest W. Smith Milford Polly's pointers St. treasurer; Noela B. Armstrong, conductress; Sandra L. , Savings Bank, is By the Editors bills well within their spection by a trained will make utility programs correction of installation Consumers Union spon Members will be guests at a luncheon. A program of Ratcliffe, associate conductress. listed in "Who’s Who” and is currently president of of Consumer Reports useful lifetim e. In auditor. The audit must list worse, not better,” says defects. sored a study of 22 such slides, taken of the gardens of members, will follow at 1 ’The newly elected worthy matron made the following the Greater New Haven Board of Realtors. economic terms, home specific dollar savings that Lawrence Siegel, director So what’s left? What programs, including those p.m. and a business meeting will start at 1:30 p.m. It is 'possible for appointments; Margaret W. Wales, junior past matron, The full breakfast meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. energy conservation may could result from various of the Consumers Union alternatives do you have in provided by utilities, Mrs. Edson Case is chairman of the club’s garden homeowners to continue to chaplain; Roberta H. Bryce, marshal; Barbara Lott, The cost is $5. Send reservations and mqke checks be the best investment improvements, and utility Foundation’s Institute for your struggle to cut your government agencies and Nuts easy to sliver therapy which conducts a class at the convalescent payable to the Manchester Board of Realtors, or do all the home heating and available to the average companies are required to Consumer Policy energy bills? grassroots organizations. past matron of Climax Chapter 98, organist; Sandra home each week. ' f cooling they do now and yet About 40 states offer Crawford, Adah; Christiana Dean, Ruth; Maresa call the board office'at 646-2450. consumer. help homeowners find con Research, who testified For information, write: reduce the amount of some kind of incentive to By Polly Fisher for use on clothing. You should also the stem end with a hammer. All the Easton, Esther; Rosaline Ferry, Martha; Diane Pierce If you own your home, tractors and financing to before the Department of Home Energy Conserva energy used for these pur Energy. remember that this home treatment kernels will come out in about five past matron. Electa; Allen Hellstrom, warder; Robert what improvements could carry out the work. install solar water-heating tion. CU Foundation. 2M DEAR P O U .Y : Many of my Grange to meet March 17 poses by 25 percent to 50 systems. The benefits can be used only on natural fibers pieces. If any pieces stick in the Nelson, sentinel; and Helen T. Elliott, past matron, Director picked you make that would save Although RCS is one of Under the DOE’s Washington St., Mt. Ver favorite recipes call for blanched, like cotton, wool or linen. Plastics shells, crack those pieces again, on percent or more. No exotic the most energy? And how the most significant con proposed new rules, it range from substantial treasurer emeritus and historian. Manchester Grange 31 will meet March 17 at 6:30 p.m. non, N.Y. 10550. slivered almonds. I like to buy whole and synthetics cannot be fireproofed end as you did the first time. — technology is needed to can you get the money you servation programs, the would no longer be man income-tax credits to The newly elected officers will be installed in a at Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St* Members are asked to almonds and blanching them is at home. Therefore, if your drapes RITA HARTFORD Claire. S. Giuliano of Glastonbury achieve this energy saving. need to make these Energy Department has datory for a utility energy property-tax breaks. Some ceremony on March 27 at 8 p.m. at the temple. notice the time change of the meeting. easy. However, do you know of any are fiberglass, nylon, polyester or was promoted' to assistant director of pensions at It can be accomplish^ changes? Whom can you proposed steps that would audit to inform a customer utilities offer interest-free DEAR POLLY: You recently The installing suiite will include Janice M. Hodge, ’There will be a short business meeting after which easy way to sliver them? — any other synthetic, — and they Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. With this with home “ energy audits” trust for accurate informa weaken it. of any energy conservation loans. A number of local asked for recipes for leftover past matron, installing matron; Ronald Mottram, past members will go to Columbia Grange to help that group COLETTE most likely are — the chemicals will promotion, she becomes an officer of the company. — inspections of individual tion or competent in The department recently measure that paid back in and community-action oatmeal. I mix it with eggs and fry it patron, installing patron; Carolyn L. Nelson, past celebrate its 90th anniversary. not work. Manufacturers can build Mrs. Giuliano joined Q>nnecticut Mutual in 1976 homes — and combinations stallation?- held hearings on proposals more than seven years. agencies, rural DEAR COLETTE: The best way in butter. This is so good that I matron, installing marshal; Elizabeth Mottram, past flame retardants into these fibers, as a franchise reviewer and, foltowing a series of of increased ceiling and to cut back on what it now Neither would the govern cooperatives and other I ’ve discovered is to cover the nuts frequently cook extra oatmeal just matron, installing chaplain; Mrs. Lott, installing The government but unfortunately, very few home promotions, was named association account wall insulation, improved requires utilities to do. The ment require a post local self-help with boiling water, then let them so that I can have this dish. — MRS. organist and Frederick M. Gaal, past patron, soloist. program that has helped furnishings are made from such Training session set manager of the pensions area in July 1981. furnace equipment, storm administration had sought installation inspection of organizations offer energy- soak for about 10 minutes. This will E.S. Mrs. Nichols is a grand deputy of the Order of Rain consumers answer those tiame-retardant fabrics. I ’d like to V A 1975 gradute of Upsala (College in East Orange, doors and windows, ther- total elimination of the work performed with free conservation programs. SWARMING soften the nuts enough so that you bow for Girls of the state of Connecticut. She is a past The American Red Cross will sponsor an infor questions, the Residential urge all manufacturers of home fur N.J., she has bachelor’s degree in sociology. She ihal curtains, caulking, program in Congress, but can sliver them easily with a sharp DEAR P O LLY : ’The following mother advisor of Manchester assembly, Order of the mational training session for Manchester bloodmobile Conservation Service, is up nishings to begin using safe, effec earned her CLU designation, in 1980. weatherstripping and other that effort was d efeat^ by knife. It’s a little tedious, but not recipe for Leftover Oatmeal Muf Rainbow for Girls, and has served as an advisor for the volunteers on March 22 from 10 a.m. to noon at Concor for grabs. TERMITES simple measures. an overwhelming 70 to 17 difficult. The nuts can then be tive flame-retardant fabrics in their fins is both successful and delicious. past 16 years. She is also an associate member of the dia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. Coffee and doughnuts A native of Manchester, Mrs. Giuliano is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Smith of Such measures are RCS requires utility vote in the Senate. allowed to dry to use as is, or they products. And please make sure all Ingredients : IV2 cups sifted flour, Vz Daughters of the American Revolution. She is employed will be served at 9:% a.m. such products are correctly labeled Bigelow Street. She currently fesi^es in Glaston generally cost-effective;' companies to conduct, on “ The Department of can be toasted in the oven. cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 by the town of Manchester. Volunteers are needed as donor aides, registrars, es bury with her husband James. that is, they pay for request, a home energy Energy has proposed with clear warnings of any teaspoons baking powder, Vb cup ’The newly elected patron is a past patron of Temple corts and canteen workers. Anyone interested may at !ED MONEY Delicious! — POLLY themselves in lower fuel audit — a roof to cellar In regulatory ’ changes that cautionary measures required in milk, V4 cup vegetable oil or liquid Chapter, a member of Manchester Lodge 73, Friendship tend the training session or call 643-5111 for infomnation. their use. — POLLY Conmcticiit Valley Coin Co. ASK FORA shortening, 1 egg, 'A cup leftover Lodge 45; and Philosophic Lodge of Research of the ' ' COMPimHOME DEAR POI.LY: Would you oatmeal. Mix all ingredients well. Masons. He is a 32nd degree Mason and a Shriner. WSPtCTWN-MOWI please Tell me how to fire-proof DEAR P O LLY: Thought I’d pass Fill 12 muffin cups two-thirds full. IS He was awarded the ^ r v ic e of Youth Award by the Card party planned Bnhiut Ux v Ad quicMy avoid additional damage drapes and curtains? There are on the easiest way ever to crack Bake at 350 degrees approximately Grand Lodge of Masons. He’s employed as a bank Lecturer honored BHs Mmuie eip erts- plus out tech many families around here that black walnuts and get out the 20 minutes. Hope some of your nical siafl-provide a century ot examiner by the state and is a veteran of World War II The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 2046 will sponsor a H ow much ahould you pay? Get profeaalonal BUYING trained expenence They’ll check would like to know. — MRS. S. largest pieces. Soak the nuts (outer readers enjoy these. My family and the Kdrean Conflict. The couple has two daughters, military whist and setback card party March 31 at 7 -30 Winifred Cunningham of Bolton, a Conway Diet A your entire house and help you avoNi hulls removed) in water for an hour always has. — GERTRUDE p.m. at the Post Home, 608 E. Center St. Mary Institute lecturer, was honored along with other advice from Norman C. Holcomb, C.P-A.. adddionai protilenis Syeaiguaran- DEAR HRS. S; Your local paint Sharon S. Tranquilli and Yvonjie S. Post. ★ CO IN S A lae included or two, drain and put into the McKeever will assist the auxiliary with the games. CDI lecturers at a banquet in Cromwell March 8. Exacting paraonal service for business. store — or perhaps a hardware store Polly will send you one of her ■* PHONE TODAY: freezer immediately. Let the nuts All proceeds from the affair will go to cancer aid and Mrs. Cunningham conducts weekly Insight DIAMOND? — can supply you With a powdered signed thank-you newspaper coupon freeze overnight. In the morning, Supermarket shopping tips research. ’The donation will be |1.50. There will be door Seminars for & e public in nutrition, behavior GOLD JBWELRY flame retardant that is mixed with clippers if she uses your favorite Look in tho they’ll be ready to crack. — MRS. prizes and refreshments will be served. modification, food preparation and the causes of 648-9240 water to treat fabrics. Be sure to Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the NORMAN C. HOLCOMB E.L.L. For information about tickets contact Terry Varney, oveiw el^t. Weekly seminars are teld on Tuesdays follow directions explicitly and be column. Write POLLY’S grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his y iH o w pages STERLING SILVER 643-0231 or Bridget Marceau, 649-8891. Tickete will also at 7:15 p.m. a t’ Emanuel Luthm n Church on Certified Public Accountant very careful; these chemicals are DEAR P O LLY; To crack black POINTERS in ca ' of. this “ Supermarket Shopper” column in The Manchester fo r the MS MMi OL 843-829S H p r a l d ^ be available at the door. Church Street. Open Dally S to 8 poisonous and are not recommended walnuts, hold the nut on end and hit newspaper. 0d9-6498 X- dianiond broker. TB m E coM m d t J i MAN(; H KST I-; K 111 ;R A LA °Vri., Maith 12, 1982 — 2.'< A m , rri., iviarcn n , ______mwEimsiiG MwamsuiG Classified 643'2711 RATES A 2 2 — Condominiums Minimum Charge 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbmg 15 Words 12:00 noon the 47— Garden Products NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 59«-Home6/Apts. to Shafre 46— Antiques d ay before publication. 13— Help Wanted ^^Investment Property 37— Moving-Truck ing-Storage 1— Loti and Found 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy a u t o m o t iv e PER WORD PER DAY 2— Pa'iontit 44— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property SO^Produca 3— - Announcements f S — Situsliorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 26— Real Ettaie Wanted 61— Autos for Sale Deadline for Saturday Is b— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale 12 noon Friday: Mon 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...14« EDUCATION 40— Housenoid Goods 52— Room s for Rent St. Patrick’s Day Savings & Values! MISC. SERVICES 64— Motorcycies-Bicydes day's deadline Is 2:30 1B— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 3 DAYS ...... 13a; 54— Hom es for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Friday. FINANCIAL 19— SchoolS'Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies Homes 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 55— Otfices-Stores tor Rent 6 D AYS ...... 12c 0— Mortgage Loans 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 66— Automotive Service •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 33— ^Building-Contracting 56— Resort Property for Rent •••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 643-2711 9->Pertonai Loans * 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos for Rent-Lease •••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto* For Sale 61 Auto* For Sale 61 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 26 D A Y S ...... Ilq: Home* lor Pent 54 Homes-Apt*. to share 59 4ufo$ For Sale 61 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE Artlclen for Sate 41 Apartments for Pent 53 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••*•* •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 FORD MUSTANG 1969 M U S T A N G - 456% MAIN STREET - six PERSON TO SHARE TWO HEBRON - room with 118 MAIN STREET - Three 1974 FORD GALAXIE - GRANDE 351 Cleveland. rooms, $400. plus utilities. BEDROOM home on Automatic, power kitchen privileges in coun and four room apartments. four door, power steering, Good condition, but needs Help Wanted 13 Home* For Sate 23 Home* For Sale 23 Painting-Papering 32 Heating-Plumbing 35 No appliances. Tenant in Coventry Lake. Call 742- power brakes, air- steering, 6 cyl., AM/FM ★ try townhouse. Gaden Hot water, no appliances, minor repairs. $1,000 or stereo, white sidewall tires surance. Security. 646-2426 conditioning. Good running ALUMINUM SHEETS space, close to shopping security. Tenant in 5234 after 5 p.m. best offer. 64.3-5547 after 6 plus two snows on rims. INTERIOR AND SCHALLER PLUMBING- weekdays. condition. Needs body HOME HEALTH AIDE - used as printing plates. .007 and Route 2. Evenings - surance. 648-2426, 9.-5 Wednesday through Friday p.m.______Good running condition. EXTERIOR painting, HEATING- Water pump work. Telephone 646-7925. Voluntary home health thick, 23x28%’^. 50c each, 228-9981. weekdays. and early Saturday. $300 or best offer. 643-7629. paper hanging. Carpentry specialists. Also, ANDOVER - One bedroom agency nas a limited or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- GOVERNMENT Work. Fully insured. J.P. remodeling service or house with appliances. number of openings for 2711. They MUST be picked FOUR ROOM - One SURPLUS CARS AND repairs. FREE Large yard. Full Base JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS FIAT 128 - 1976, AM-FM, certified applicants. . W. FISH REALTY Lewis & Son, 649-9658. up before 11:00 a.m. only. bedroom apartment with Autos For Sale 61 TRUCKS many sold ESTIMATES. 649-4266. ment. Security deposit. from $35. Available at local good condition. $1200 or Please call Rockville appliances. Two months through local sales, under 243 M AIN ST., M A N C H EST ER INTERIOR/EXTERIOR MANCHESTER MAIN 'Telephone 742-M19. Gov’t. Auctions. For best offer. Call evenings Public Health Nursing PATIO AWNING - 27’xl5’ - security and references. CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe $300, Call 1-714-569-0241 for PAINTING - Wallpapering STREET - One room ef Directory call Surplus and weekends. 742-8268. Association, Inc. for Includes all posts. Cali after 5 30 p.m., 649- DeVille - 72,000 miles. your directory on how to and Drywall Installation, ficiency. Heated, hot Data Center 415-330-7800. 'Your Community Newspaper' ap^l|pation - 872-9163. E X C E LLE N T Condition. 5758. Offices-Store* Good condition. $2700 or purchase. Open 24 hours. NEW LISTING ^ a lity professional work. M&M Plumbing and $300. Telephone 643-7139 water, appliances. No pets. tor Pent 55 Best offer. Telephone 742- Reasonable prices. Free Heating, Manchester. 649- after 5 p.m. Security. Parking. MANCHESTER - Central 6800 - Keep trying. 61 2871. Small repairs, ------Telephone 523-7047., VufV8*VoVsa/e********67 RN - PUBLIC Health Estimates! Fully insured. ly located three room WORKSPACE OR •aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeling, heating, Nurse full time position. G.L. McHugh, M3-9321. U S E D •••••••••••••••••••••••• apartment. Appliances. STORAGE SPACE FOR 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., liew Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 baths, kitchens and water brown PLEASE READ Revised salaries. Call 872- $&5. Telephone H9-6285. RENT in Manchester. No rebuilt motor, radial tires, “ t s u n heaters. Free estimates! Used viTa l n u t OFFICE PPPJlPlVlPt A ? lease or security deposit. AM-FM cassette stereo, 9163. Rockville Public Building Contracting 33 DESK 30” X 60” , $179. YOUR AD P A R T T IM E Health Nursing Associa MANCHESTER- One and MANCHESTER - Three Reasonable rates. Suitable sunroof, great transporta Watkins Brothers, Main Classltlsd ads ars taksp SALESPERSON to sell Flooring 36 two bedroom apartments rooms, second floor, for small business. Retail tion. $2,(KM. Telephone 647- tion, Inc. E.O.E. Street (rear), 643-5171. over the piMHW as a con- subscriptions door-to-door FARRAND available. Centrally carpeted, appliances, and commercially zoned. 8805. LIFEGUARD REMODELING - Cabinets, FLOORSANDING - Floors venlanca. Tho Herald is with newscarrier two DEPENDABLE AND located on busline near excellent location. $340 Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. Roofing, Gutters, Room responsible for only ono evenings a week or Satur $3.42-$4.40 WILLING workers needed like new! Specializing in S W IM P O O L S shoppi^ center and monthly. plus utilities. 1971 CHEVROLET Con- Additions, Decks, All types days. Salary plus com for mail processing plant. older floors. Natural and DISTRIBUTOR - must dis schools. Fur further details Available April 1st. Peter NEWLY RENOVATED cours wagon. Good winter, incorroct Insertion and of Remodeling and missions. Call Circulation The Manchester Recrea We’ll train you - part time itained floors. No waxing pose of brand new on call 649-7157. man Realty, 649-9404 or 310 square feet office snow, skiing, hill-driving then only to tlw size of Manager, Manchester Repairs. Free estimates. tion Department is or full time, ^ p ly in per anymore! John Verfaille, round 31’ long pools with 646-1171.______^ available. Main .Street vehicle. Positraction, ! ^ O’CORMIER’S I tho original Insertion. Fully insured. Phone 643- HeraltT 643-2711. recruiting Life^ards and son 2964 Main Street. Hart 646-5750. fuge sundecks, safety fen .location with ample trailering axles, roof rack, Errors which do not 6017. MANCHESTER - Two 350 V-8 automatic, power Swimming Instructors ford. cing, hl-rate filters, MANCHESTER * Newly parking. Call 649-2891. lessen tho valuo ol the SUPERINTENDENT Houaehold Good* 40 decorated. one bedroom family home, five rooms, steering, radio, rear for the summer season, ladders, etc. Asking $978 appliances. No pets. advertisement will not NEEDED - live-in posi VERNON $64,900. ROBERT E. JARVIS - complete. Financing aprtment. Access to shop PRIME LOCATION - defogger, more. 643-2880. tion. Must be willing and June 18 to August 26. BOOKKEEPER - Full Remodeling Specialist. Security. References. $340 bo corrected by an ad charge for small retail USED available. Telephone NEIL ping centers, buslines and Downtown, Ground level, t Prerequisites include C R E A M PUFF plus utilities. Telephone IRISH SALE I ditional Insortlon. able to repair gas stoves, For room additions, REFRIGERATORS, schools. For further details four rooms, heat, air- 1§72 DUSTER - 1976 engine chain in Manchester. Com 6'/4 -F 2 room brick -I- cedar shake RANCH; collect (203 ) 745-3319. 872-6675. gas boilers, appliances, successful completion of kitchens, bathrooms, WASHERS, RANGES - please call 528-4196 conditioning, utilities and - 6 cyl., needs transmission light electrical, clean and the Red Cross Advanced puter exposure helpful. roofing and siding or any woric. Has had new brakes, Excellent salary and Like new, fully appllanced kitchen; Large bay Clean, Guaranteed. Parts between 9 and 5 pm or parking. Available im maintain grounds. For in home improvement need...... T A G S A L E S MANCHESTER radiator, tune-up. $500. ^ We shortened our name and our prices too, > iBanfhpatrr Lifesaving Program. working conditions, plus window in fireplaced living room; Rec room & Service. Low prices! after 5 pm and weekends, mediately. Telephone 649- terview call between 9 and W.S.l. certification Telephone 643-6712. 649-7157. Available April 1st. 5 room 2865. Call after 1:30, 643-1425. paid nanenfits. Send with wet bar -f office; Central air; Large, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main apartment, with garage. at Just (or this green savin’ salel tR, 12’ noon, Monday through desirable. Street. 643-2171. Friday, 528-1300. resume in confidence to private, back yard -f garden area. Low LEON CIESZYNSKI Security and references. 1971 CHEVY VAN - needs Box JJ, c/o The Herald. MANCHESTER FIVE For application and job heating costs, many extras all located in a BUILDER. New--homes, ROOMS on first floor of No pets. $400 plus utilities. Smart shoppers check the lots of work. Best offer. M GE DRYER - Three years Alibrio Realty Inc., 649- DENTAL,SECRETARY description, apply at the lovely, quiet neighborhood! additions, remodeling, rec GIANT TAG SALE - newer two family. Classified section first. Telephone 646-2340 after 6 WANTED: LIVE-IN old. Excellent Condition. 0917. p.m. Assistant - light typing. Personnel Office, 41 rooms, garages, kitchens $100 firm. Call 649-8105 Moving South - Saturday Separate driveways, no Knowledge of business COMPANION - for elderly remodeled, ceilings, bath Cepter Street, person. Room and board, after 6 p.m. and Sunday, March 13tn ets. Lease and security. I 1 NOTICES skills. Send resume to P.O. tile, dormqrs, , roofing. and 14th, 10-5. 132 Bolton 400 p lu s u t ilit ie s . Box 416, Manchester, CT Manchester, Connecticut. all utilities, weekly 643-1591 Residential or commer Vu\Vs’VoVVa/V 67 Auto* ...... f ''" . f j ’.'f,...... | allowance. Or Daily 8:30 to Articles lor Sa'e 41 Street, Manchester. rTelephone 646-1379. 06040. cial. 649-4291. Lost and Found 1 Minorities and females 5:30. Call 643-8811 between are encouraged to apply. MOVING! Household 3% ROOM APARTM ENT - BOOKKEEPER - Part 6 and 9 p.m. DESIGN KITCHENS, LOST: MALE black kitten End Roll Spodall items, Saturday only, 8-2. Private home. Heat, CO time, flexible hours. Must cabinets, vanities, counter 44 Eldridge Street, appliances. Working single with white spots on neck MATURE A N D * each. « be fully experienced. RECEPTIONIST - Office CVUBLISHER’S NOTICE tops, kitchen cabinet 10 Manchester. adult only. No pets. and stomach in Display Craft - 643-9557. Assistant - Part time for RELIABLE woman to TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWACEITS Hackmatack Street area. ■fronts, custom MUST b« ptcfcad up iMlor* Children. 643-2880. oral surgery practice. babysit for three younger woodworking, colonial 647-0234 after 5 p.m. 11:30 a.m. al tha Manohaatar TAG SALE - March 13 and TRAVEL AGENT - one to Good typing. Medical or children for divorced reproductions, J.P. Lewis >5999 MANCHESTER father, Monday - Friday, 6 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY HaraM Olflca. 14, 10 to 3, at 21 Laurwood three years experience. dental background 649-9658. Conveniently located three IMPOUNDED - Femaie, 1 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Prefer Drive, Bolton. 65 year old ST. PATRICK'S DAY SALE Call University Travel, preferred, however will room apartment. Re year old Collie, Wetherell live-in sitter, but not essen cradle, Englander cot, 429-9313 or 649-0605. train mature, dependable ELECTRICAL SERVICES miscellaneous. decorated. $335 monthly; Street. Male 1 year old person. 649-2272. tial. Home in North Coven BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN Lab. Spruce Street. All real estate advertised in this newspaper Is subject to the - We do all types of Elec heat included. Immediate CO WANTED: FEMALE try. 643-0290, BRIDAL GOWN WITH Female, 6 years old, Irish Federal Fair Housing Act of 1966 which m akes It illegal to advertise trical Work! Licensed. Call occupancy. 643-2629, 649- SENIOR citizen compa any preference, limitation, or discrimination b a u d on race, color, Alencon Lace. Brand new - Setter, named "Penny," QUALITY CONTROL after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 5600. “WHERE YOU CAN SAVE nion. Must be able to drive EXPERIENCED FULL religion, sex or national origin, or an Intention ^ make any such size 8. Asking $200 or best picked up on Center Street. INSPECTOR and first TIME body man wanted. preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not TAG SALE - MOVING - MORE OF THE GREEN ^ ® Brand new 1962 Datsun Shortbed — 4-speed in exchange for free room TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY offer. Telephone 646-1121. WILLIMANTIC - One and Contact the Manchester piece layout with five Apply 214 Stafford Road, knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which la in Miscellaneous, some fur 1!^ and board! Telephone 644- Residential & Commercial two bedroom apartments. Dog Warden 646-4555. years experience on air Mansfield - or telephone violation of the law. niture and clothing. 95 THAN EVER!” ^ ^ — all freight and dealer prep charges. g 3514. Construction. Remodeling, Heat and utilities included. craft sheet metal parts, in 646-8340. Goodwin Street, Personals 2 an air-conditioned plant. home improvements, ad USED PHOTO equipment Rental assistance INDEPENDENT ditions, bathroom & for sale: Grafmatic cut Manchester. Saturday and TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSW AGEN £ ^ Stock #3369 5 Company paid benefits and Serv/cei Offered 31 ■tiindav 10-4 available. Deposit and INSURANCE CENTER, MAKE THE MOST kitchen remodeling, film holder for 4x5 camera, TICKETS! Grateful Dead, overtime. Dynamics Metal : ______references required. No 24 Tolland Tpke. (Rt. 83) ^ INC. seeks experienced OUT OF 8PRINQ roofing, siding, repairs, $20. Two Graflex pets. Telephone 456-1284. Ozzy, Rick - Springfield Products Company, Inc., Vernon, Ct. 649-2638 personal lines customer 422 North Main Street, . MAKE MONEY door & window replace Stroboflash units, without Building Material* 42 nad Police at Hartford. service representative. Manchester. 646-4048. ment and alterations. 646- batteries, each $20. Nikon Best seats. Major credit Excellent opportunity for a [Ml ntra Miit, hKh| tm It r 1379. FT body, $35. Nikkor 35mm om ant yam am Auto* For Sal* 61 cards accepted. Telephone well organized, mature bou ut him. Call 523-1401 or f/2.8 lens, $50. Nikkor 201-272-1800. person. Good salary and DENTAL ASSISTANT - DENNIS AND RUSSELL 105mm f/2.5 lens, $50. full or part time. 040-3055 L U M B E R A N D Corm ier I benefits in a modern local !Oi( O’ MILLER - Remodeling, Nikkor 135mm f/2.8 lens, HARDWARE Insurance Agency. For ap Experienced preferred but additions, roofing, rec $50. Nikkorex F body, $15. RETIREES - Earn extra MANAGERS CHOICE EMPLOYMENT pointment, telephone 646- not essential. Reply Box K, rooms, paneling, gutters, All sales final. Call Doug money! Drive a school bus. SALE - Great savings on 6050 - Bob Lathrop. c/o The Herald. Income Tax aluminum and vinly siding Bevins at the Manchester Call today! 643-2373, or 875- discontinued, scratched REAL ESTATE installed year round. H erald, 643-2711, only I Motor Salesi Service and off season materials. 2826. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- between 1 and 3 p.m. Strictly cash and carry. ° A 2.» M.nph..:.r 1421. weekdays. WANTED: PART TIME IN C O M E T a x March 12th and 13th. W.G. Y O U I HELP - stop at Royal Ice 646^2482 PREPARATION - Exj Glenney Company, I DILLOIIB Cream Company, 27 perlenced - at your hom^ Manchester, Ellington and DaTSUH-y ,^»gi-DATSUN Warren Street, Manchester NEED A TAX SHELTER? - Call Dan Mosler, 649- Willington. between 9 and 4. then let us show you how these I two 5'/a room townhouses with 3329. % I Boal*-Acce**orle* 45 TO TAKE A FIRST-HAND LOOK PART TIME 1 Vi baths and gas heat can save | Comfy Culottes Kitten Capers STENOGRAPHER - you thousands o f tax dollars! Varied duties in medium PERSONAL INCOME size office, located In LOCATION-LOCATION- TAX SERVICE - Retifkns % Manchester. Pleasant at LOCATION prepared, tax advice AT THE NEW RANGER XLT. mosphere, 37Vi hours per MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful the 8 most important factors in I given. Learn how to best ly equipped. 40 HP Mer week, excellent benefits. any reel estate purchase! Add! manage your personal Supervisor Call Mr. Leahy for appoint the quality construction of this I cury electric start. • BUILT TOUGH • GREAT STYLING finances. Reasonable ment, 643-1124. The John Ansaldi built 8 room, 2V^ bath I Teleflex-stick steering. Colonial and the customi . LUXURY APPOINTMENTS Hancock Mutual Life In rates. Call 646-7306. Hummingbird depth decorating of .the tran sferred ! sounder, Shakespeare surance Company, 388 erand it ail spells DEAL!!| West Center Street, TAXES PREPARED IN remote electric motor, CB, Goes IV .Long Three Evenings Per Week Manchester. Equal Oppor BRAND NEW RANCH Aerated livewell, bilge YOUR HOME CHURCH pump and much morel tunity Employer. BIRCH MT. ROAD Reasonable rates on S U H D R y Asking $2500. Telephone bedrooms, kitchen with accurate. 649-7862 before 2:30 or 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. X-RAY TECHNICIAN - dining area and custom Norm Marshall, after 10 p.m. LYNCH MOTORS Part time for doctor’s of cabinets, company-sized Chevy fice. Will train to do EKG living room plus a walk out 643-9044. Toyota and Blood Work. Registiy basement to a treed V« acre 1979 SEAREY 20 ft. 228 Diesel Pickup *6995 1 1 Pickup *3195 lot. 13V4%CHFA. ' TAX RETURNS horse power with low required. Reply Box KK, Toyota Mercury c/o Manchester Herald. P R E P A R E D In your hours, landom E-Z load 77 Hours Are Negotiable home. Call 647-9272 after trailer. $10,000 negotiable. Tercel H/B 1 1 Marquis Wagon CHFA BUYERS *5595 *2995 5 p.m! 875-1497. We have available to you all I Horizon 77 Volare the expertise that p u need to I T C 3 ,H / B 1 1 Wagon *3195 REAL ESTATE find and buy that first.hom e! I Antique* 48 *5595 Call us at 646-2482. We WQi^’t| 7 C Pontiac Gran C & M Tree Service, Free Sunbird Earn Up To $150 giveVC up/OTLVOu!!!up/DHvou!!! WANTED: ANTIQUE I D PrixSJ. *3195 Home* For Sale 23 estimates. Discount senior FURNITURE, Glass, Sport Coupe *4895 q iu n d W ^ STREET citizens. Company Pewter, Oil Paintings, or VW Pickup 7 C Celica 4-spd. Manchester owned and MANCHESTER - Just Custom 2 bedroom Ranch with | Antique items. R. 13,DDDmiles I d A/C *2895 listed! Two family duplex formal living and dining operated. Call 646-1327. *5395 rooms, fireplace, garage and Harrison, telephone 643- Pontiac 7 C Olds Omega with separate furnaces, beautiful landscape lof! 8709^^______To $200 Per Week deluxe custom- kitchens LIGHT TRUCKING -''Fen LoMans Coupe *5495 I D 4-dr. . *2595 cing. Attics, cellars, gar 1983 RANGER XLT each side. $70,900. Gordon A N T IQ U E S & Ford Realty, W3-2174. BOLTON ages cleaned. All types COLLECTIBLES - Will 76 s r U&R built 7 room raised trash, brush rem oved. purchase outright or sell on Fiesta *4395 *2995 Lota-Land for Sale 24 ranch with 2 batha, fireplace Picket, Split Rail, commission. House lot or Bonneville 7 |v Volare Wood and child safe lot on cul-de* Stockade Fences Installed. single piece. Telephone 1 0 Grain Wagon sac. ‘ Coupe *6595 *3295 ★ No Experience Necessary, Will Train BUILDING LOT - Glaston 528-0670. 644-8962. AND BUILT FORD TOUGHI LOADED WITH Toyota 7 C Mercury bury, Manchester line. 1.7 • DOUBLE-WALL CONSTRUCTION in the root, hood, acres, level, wooded and LICENSED DAY CARE LUXURY FEATURES Corolla 1200 1 0 Montego 4-dr. *2395 HOME - Will watch your doors, pickup box sides and tailgate. 79 *4595 private. Convenient to ten Sitt, Wanted to Buy 49 YOU'LL LIKE. 7 | t Monza ★ Neat Appearance nis club, golf courses and child or Infant days. Call • TWIN-WEAM f r o n t s u s p e n s io n . Each front Outside: Chrome front bumper with 1 0 Town Coupe shopping. Will custom 646-0262. 5895 79 *4595 *2795 CASH FOR YOUR Proper black end caps, full-length black wheel has its ow n steel I-beam and big coil spring to build your home to suit ty. We buy quickly and con step over bumps independently. Corolla 7 C Toyota your needs. 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Ideal for work or Inside: Full dexsr trim with carpeted 78 W Apply In Person repairs - blue stone caps - No. 6895 -has transfer FIRST - any type of old Corona Plymouth brick patios and walks - 4o. 1399 with Photo- for 7 motifs; color chart. wicker - couch, lanip, ddesk, lower and map pocket, cloth and vinyl *2495 E!ach o ffice 74 □ BUSINESS foundations painted. Call Guide is in Sizes lOH to etc. Telephone 649-'7069 seat trim, v m windows, full color- 78 *4195 independently Yamaha 7/1 Pontiac 'and SERVICES owned and operated Art - 643-52 24H. Size 12%, 86 bust, after 5 p.m. keyed carpeting, and many morel To The 3% yards 46-inch. ANNE CAItT XS750E *1595 1 *1 LoMans 4-dr. *1995 WATERPROOFING - Patterns available only its Maiimte kOi Datsun B-ZiO-CX VW Super Service* Ottered 31 BLANCHARD Hatchways, foundation in sixes shovm. tt^JSS^SSStsa Rooms for Rant 52 ^ • ••••••a ••••••••••«!••••• New T sit, N.T. i s m Beetio Blltf cracks, sump pumps, tile TO OSSES, inS t1.N Isr SMS meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemeeeeee . 5-spd. *3995 74 *2595 ■•tun, pAii S0« fw SMtats sn t REWEAVING BURN ROSSETTO lines, window wells, walls, kasMisi.' sjajurs’tit.kSK ,.’''* CENTER STREET - 10 , HOLES. Zippers, um floors, 35 years experience. M f SOSNEn 1982 ALBUM with 16-DSKe room home. Kitchen and brellas repaired. Window B46-24R2 Five-year Guarantee. . naMariwIinM GIFTSECmNwira rec room privileges. | flJanrl|pHtpr M rralb shades, Venetian blinds. Albert Zuccaro. 683-1013 or llM Sn .sf Am i Icm direetioiu. Price. . . $5its Working man only. Securi Keys. TV FOR RENT. NSW Tift, N.T. loots 643-4953. 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