50S. WHY PAY MORE 3He Hrral> Condo Crash Kills 5

U - THE HERALfJ. Fri., March 27. Your Money's Worth How to protect yourself fiailMige impresses Remarks portent I Strongest field vies I You can win $800 during merger mania missionary major cut in water hike ■ for NCAA crown in Herald’s puzzle

By SYLVIA PORTER as an executive in your present job (5) Was your company acquired Pag# 3 Pegs 12 Page 13 Page 17 How to Protect Yourself in a the less likely you may be to advance \1 Merger for non-management reason?, in a new company created by a As a merger mania grips the in­ special financial advantages, merger. manufacturing facilities, distribu­ dustrial giants of the world to an ex­ Just because you are a higher- tent without precedent and with tion structure — of which you are a placed executive, you will not part? economic-social implications so necessarily be the successful sur­ (6) Is your salary high in relation profound that they still are barely vivor; far from it. to the compensation scale of the discernible, one factor that strikes And just because you are a top purchasing company? me because it has received virtually employee, a good leader and ad­ no attention is: (7) Is your salary high relative to Saturday ministrator, you will not necessarily the marketplace for your job outside PEOPLE. exercise the best judgment on behalf March 28, 1981 You’re an executive, say, of the company? of yourself In a merger. (8) Is your future duplicated in the Manchester, Conn. Kennecott, in a position precisely The giant mergers are in the black 25 Cents f.: comparable to that of an executive parent company? headlines — but at lower levels, (9) Were you publicly against the of Standard Oil of Ohio, the corpora­ thousands of similar consolidations, merger? tion which has just bought yours. takeovers, buyouts, etc., are oc­ (10) Are you in a staff position? 3 h e H r r a l > You know you are good, you have curring. If you’re among the nine our (11) Are you a “ self-m ade” Serving the Greater Manchester Area for Years been a success, you feel sure you’re of 10 executives or mid-management worker with long tenure? 100 secure. Are you really secure? Will workers in these companies, you are If you answer “yes” to the first you come out on top of what even­ NOT ready to take care of yourself if tually must be a clash between the five questions and "no” to the you’re on the target end of the remaining six, you are in a strong 2 two positions, or will you find you’re merger. on the way out? position in a corporate merger. Study this quiz, therefore. Use the Or you’re part of the management If your answers are off — on even .V i answers to safeguard yourself three or four of the points of the Bache Group, which has just against weakness if “it” happens to highlighted by each question — look agreed to accept the purchase offer you. • out! Condo crash kills 5 of Prudential Insurance, the nation’s (1) Did the new owner buy your Millions of you will face the largest insurance company. Your COCOA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - A ‘"There’s men trapped inside,” As night fell at least 200 persons machinery at the site would ston and company for management talent, in­ prospect dramatized in this column whole management has been “in­ cluding yours? five-story condominium under con­ -said Detective Al ’Thoma. “We don’t with shovels clambered over the silence descended so rescuers could, in coming years. The warnings in­ listen for cries from under the rub-' vited to remain.’’ If you believe the (2) Are you the key executive in a struction collapsed "like a layer really know how many.” wreckage, hacking at rubble and herent in each line are of vital Surveys of local hospitals in­ hie. invitation and do stay, what are your profit center of vital interest to the significance and almost surely qake” Friday with 80 workmen in­ still-wet cement. Huge cranes lifted dicated at least 15 to 20 men were Air Force personnel set up chances to stay in management in new management? some, if not all, will startle you. side, killing at least five, injuring 'vast slabs of concrete and rescue the new setup? Are you psy­ dozens and trapping others under seriously injured, and many others workers probed under them with floodlights run off generators, but (3) Are you flexible enough to (a.) Clip and save this quiz. It alone the generators made so much noise mi chologically prepared to cope with report to a new group of executives; can protect your future. tons of debris. had minor injuries. flashlights, looking for trapped Police said at dusk five men had it was difficult to hear anything from the aftermath of this deal? (b.) function in a new organization Copyright 1981, Field Enterprises Police Capt. Winston Sarver said workmen. Air Force personnel been found dead in the rubble of the under the wreckage. Florida Power An earth survey satellite is placed in earth manned orbiting laboratories to giant solar In a merger of your company with setup; (c.) do things “their” way? Inc. at least 80 construction workers moved through the rubble with Harbour Cay condominium beside were on the site when the building and Light crews rushed to get power orbit from the Rockwell-built space shuttle energy collectors and space factories of the another, a certain number of human (4) Are your executive skills Field Newspaper Syndicate listening devices, seeking signs of heads must inevitably roll. the Atlantic Coast highway, just collapsed. ’There was no immediate lines into the area to relieve the orbiter in this concept drawing. The transferable 'Within the new struc­ life. noisy generators. future. Rockwell International Is the prime ’The more successful you may be ture? southwest of the Kennedy Space indication of what caused the 100- resusable shuttle can place a variety of The four upper stories of the a vaiiciy ui contractorconiractor to iNAbANASA for the shuttle orbiter FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thmes Center. yard-long condminium to fall. At intervals, the roar of payloads in orbit, form satellites and and its main engines. building, being constructed by Dynamic Construction Co, of Merritt Island, Fla., collapsed one atop the Long gets top backing other with a roar like a jet and a "whump” at 3:10 p.m., witnesses Benefits of space shuttle , said. An eferie silence followed. W E U -, MANCHESTER- Gov. William standing-by. things need to be explained," said M U C H O O O ^ * “ No crying, no weeping, no 50 O’Neill said in Manchester Friday O’Neill, who was in Manchester to O’Neill. “Until a final report is com­ hollering for help,” one said. “Just T H E that he continues to stand behind open the new Hartford Distributors pleted, I believe everyone is entitled deathly silence.” Public Safety Commissioner Donald plant in the Buckland Industrial to a fair hearing.” Mike Hocko, a concrete finishing to include space station 5 T A T 0 5 Long, despite a state police union Park, said he will wait for the <;>uo. O’Neill denied that the state foreman, was on top of the building call for Long’s dismissal. results of an investigation he refused to send troppers to the riot and “When the floor gave way, I PPermanent e rm a n e n t mmanned anned spspace ace fleet of Space Shuttles is expected to "Prom"From a cost standpoint, this fleet of Space Shuttles is expected to The state police and some ordered before taking any action. scene because it was reluctant to get hung on to the steel. I rode one of the laboratories, orbiting factories and make some 400 flights, " Anderson means that separate, custom- Tma»»j 1-17 legislators have criticized Long for Atiwea ’The Legislature is also conducting involved. forms down to the ground. ” giant solar collectors beaming noted In addition to 'Columbia, tailored satellites won’t have to be failing to send police into Meriden an investigation. “The only question was whether April Benton of Cocoa stood at the energ)' back to Earth are only a few Rockwell is building three more developed for each experiment,” during last Saturday’s violent Ku “It’s premature to ‘blame anyone they were needed,” said the gover­ edge of the site, looking for her of the benefits mankind can derive Shuttle Orbiters — the airplane-like said the Rockwell executive. “And if Klux Klan rally. State police were at this time, but definitely some nor. “Who the persons were had no boyfriend, .She was in a nearby from the Space Shuttle. spacecraft that carries the Shuttle something goes wrong, the experi­ Northeast Utilities profits drop bearing on the decision.” restaurant when she heard the “These advances and many more ment or satellite isn’t lost forever. crew and cargo to space. HARTFORD — Northeast February earnings reflected lower 28, nuclear energy supplied 46.5 per­ O’Neill said poor communications building fall. for us here on Earth will come a step With Shuttle, we can fix it on-orbit or Major features of the Space Shut­ Utilities’ (NU) earnings for the 12 electricity and gas sales resulting cent of the electricity needs of NU’s Plane hijacked seemed to be part of the problem. Helicopters and 350 men rushed in closer to reality with the first launch bring it back to Earth to be repaired tle are its huge 15-feet diameter, 60- months ending February 28, 1981 from warmer weather during the MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) Cinchonero National Liberation ‘_T think the aad UuAK is the ,, from, nearby Patrick Air Force of the Space Shuttle this spring." feet long cargo bay and its capability or replaced, were $1.39 per share, Lelan F. Sillin month. ’The lower sales and the im­ Five hijackers Friday seized a New Front, Vice Interior Minister Luis sole beneficiary of all this (con­ Base. Area hospitals swung into an Official speaker at the groundbreaking for an expansion of said Robert Anderson, chairman of to transport up to 65,000 pounds of "For the future, we’re already Jr., the utility’s chairma and chief pact of inflation on operating and spared the use of approximately 19 Orleans-bound Honduran jetliner Carrion said. troversy) is the Klan,” said O’Neill. emergency routine, refusing to Cheney Tech Friday morning was Governor William O'Neill. the board and chief executive officer payload to Earth orbit. A railroad talking about permanent manned executive officer announced today. maintenance expenses offset the million barrels of oil and resulted in carrying 87 people, including some A of Rockwell International Corpora­ "It’s too bad it happened and we accept any but emergency calls. boxcar could fit into the cargo bay space stations in \yhich we can per­ The earnings were one cent per effect of rate increases granted the Americans, and forced it to fly to In the Honduran capital of Several state, local and regional officials participated in the tion. savings of $270 million to the utility have to make sure it never happens Dozens of rescue vehicles pulled with room to spare. form long-term experiments and share lowr than those reported for utility’s subsidiaries in 1980. Managua in a demand for the release Tegucigalpa, members of the the again.” ceremony for the expanded facility at the regional school. Rockwell International is the “Because of the Shuttle’s payload Earth-related studies,” said the system’s consumers. into the area and trotted out the 12 months ending Jan. 31, 1981. In the 12 months ending February of a Salvadoran leftist leader. group took responsiblity for the Long submitted a seven-page stretchers and litters, leaving them (Herald photo by Pinto) National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ hauling capacity, w^ll be able Ho Rockwell chairman.“Even such sem- Once on the ground,in Managua, 33 hijacking and said “we are ready to report to O’Neill Wednesday in the sand by the Banana River. The ministration's I NASA I prime con­ place laboratories and scientists into mingly visionary ideas as huge or­ Staff member named hostages were freed by the evening. O’Neill said that report was condominium was set on the banks of tractor for the Space Shuttle Orbiter Earth orbit," Anderson pointed out. biting solar panel arrays that can destroy the airplane” unless their hijackers, who said they belonged to a chronological description of last the river, across Highway AlA from and its main engines. The company For example, he said, the Euro­ transmit the sun’s energy back to MANCHESTER - Mary Al SmERTS SAYS... demands were met by Honduran of­ also is responsible for assisting a Honduran leftist group, the ficials. Saturday’s events. the Atlantic Ocean. Tech expansion pean Space Agency, a consortium of Earth are being looked upon as a E.S. Gabbey of 225 Vernon NASA ia integrating the entire Space 11 European countries, is building a realistic means of helping to solve St. and Patricia Seymour Transportation System laboratory called Spacelab that will the energy problem. Forstrom of 256 Timrod Columbia, the first Space Shuttle, make up to 50 trips into space aboard "It all begins with the Space Shut­ Road have joined the staff is on the launch pad at NASA's the Shuttle. tle — the tool that can put the vast of Merrill Lynch Realty, Kennedy Space Center in Florida, "The'Shuttle will enable us to per­ resources of space to work for us Barrows Co. of 165 E. WHY PAY MORE gets under way undergoing preparations for launch form experiments cheaper and here on Earth,” Anderson said. Center St. in April. better that we could in the past, ” "Equally imporUnt, Shuttle will Ms. Pat Hughes, :e k By ANN MESSECAR ditional gym and cafeteria space, a The Space Shuttle is designed to said Anderson. Because there is am­ provide us the capability to do all of manager of the firm local­ ll<‘rul(l Reporter new second floor classroom addition take off like a rocket, fly in orbit as a ple room in the spacecraft's cargo this more cost effectively and more ly, announced their ap­ to the existing one story building, MANCHESTER— It may have spacecraft and then land back on bay, several experiments can be per­ efficiently.” pointments. enlarging of an existing shop wing been raining, but hopes were bright Earth similar to a conventional formed on the same mission. Rockwell International is a major, Mrs. Gabbey has taken WEEKEND MADNESS and a new shop area. jetliner. “These capabiiities com­ "These experiments will be multi-industry company applying ad­ courses at Manchester as golden spades cut into the ground. It will provide room for 300 ad­ Friday was the groundbreaking bine to make the Shuttle the most designed for manual operation and vanced technology to a wide range of Community college in prin­ ditional students at the school, complex 'machine' ever designed. " won't have to be automated for products in its automotive, cipals and practices of real ceremony for the $5.5 million addi­ Governor William O’Neill pointed said Anderson remote control, " Anderson com­ aerospace, electronics and general estate and in real estate tion to Howell Cheney Regional out in his opening remarks, at a time SALE! Vocational Technical School. "Over the next decade. NASA's mented. industries businesses. sales. when there is a critical shortage in N The governor was there. The com­ the technical field. Presently, PRICES m u NEVER missioners were there. The state Cheney Tech has been experiencing Informal approval senators and representatives were overcrowding and has had to turn there, along with town officials and <;i..ASTOMU RV — The Town Council and the Great Bedding BE LOWERI away many qualified applicants due school administration.- to lack of space. Planning and Zoning Commission have given infor­ The ceremony was short, but the mal approval to plans for a 25,000-square-foot shop­ Because of the present limited wait for this expansion plan to facilities, the incoming freshman ping center proposed by Merritt Baldwin. become a reality hatf been five years 12" class was lirniled to 125 students The center, if given final approval, will be built on long. seven acres of land at the intersection of Black & White TV when there were more than 400 Sale! Cheney Tech had the expansion applications. Manchester Road and Hebron Avenue. It has been 100% SOLID STATE in the works for several years. Most residents plan rejected once by the Bond Com­ The expansion project is expected attending a recent public hearing favored the plan FULL QUARANTEE mission for lack of funds, and last to take 19 months to complete The noting that the shopping center would improve the FULL SERVICE August the building design was sent general contractor for the project is 2 appearance of the site where excavation started back to the Public Works Depart­ Bartlett, Brainard and Falcott, a about seven years ago. But it was halted when plans ment to determine if it had met the Bloomfield firm. The architect for for a more extensive center were dropped. newly legislated energy standards. the project is Flecher-Thompson of 12 only Bridgeport. Town officials said they will impose strict restric­ State Rep. Abraham Glassman ID- UmH 1 par As the dirt was shoveled for the tions on the developers to make sure the construc­ South Windsor) called upon state of­ Family tion moves along and that the area is properly ficials to counteract delays in the media, and the third group of landscaped. project by making it a top priority dignitaries was posed with the for receiving energy review. governor, he quipped, "This proves i r Color TV State officials then exempted the one thing...governors work three CLOSEOUT 100% SOLID STATE Members of the Manchester Jaycees and town officials Joined town. Officials participating In the banner raising Included, project from the review because the times as hard as anyone else.” A lot of people had worked hard to FULL SERVICE forces Friday morning to raise a banner over Town Hall from left, Jim Myles and Geoff Pfeiffer, ^Jaycees co-chairmen; designs for the building had already been completed,YA loss of another get this project under way. and it FULL QUARANTEE proclaiming the town’s annual cleanup day April 4. The event, Steven Cassano, deputy mayor and Alan Cashman, was with pride and pleasure that 6 only year or two would probably have Compicta Bad sponsored by the conservation commission, Jaycees and the representing downtown merchants. (Herald photo by Hen- resulted if the exemption had not they watched the first shovelfuls SALE with Badding Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce will Involve drie) been obtained. break ground for Cheney Tech's TWIN S IZE FU LL SIZE *267 several groups of volunteers to pick up litter throughout the The expansion will include ad­ expansion. EACH PIECE EACH PIECE i , » 2 5 8 * « Rag. 389.95 i r Color *64** •99<*o 100% SOLID STATE i Insicle Today In sports 50S. Wm 7S.05 COLONIALI HEAVY POSTS \ Outside today Acorn theory Nursing shortage Ancient ways ALL NYLON Wee 1M JS I FULL SERVICE T o d a /t BIQ, BiQ style at aizabie savingai Qot the Business ...... 20 Obituaries ...... 12 Twin win now on m IoI FuH tito now on eoiof big. toild look of |umbo cannonball styllngl Ruggedly FULL Sunny and mild today with high According to state surverys, a Although technology has made Complete American and National RACERBACK conatructod of solid pint. The asm# s t ^ you've Classified ... .22-23 Sports...... 12-16 The Physical Therapy Depart­ 39"x75” Sleep! One 54’’x75'* Sleeps Two GUARANTEE temperatures near 65. Clear and shortage of qualified nurses who great advances in several areas League baseball size-ups. Page 14. Swim Suits I '< eeen telling for much, much moret Fosturoe • dis­ Church ...... 3,11 Television ...18-19 ment at Manchester Memorial Comfortably tinctive spindle hosdbosrd snd footboard. 2 bolt thru 0 Only Comics...... 21 Weather...... 2 mild tonight with low temperature^ Hospital, founded in 1955 with a are wjlling to work in hospitals and Uiroughout the past centuries, a Ralph Houk returns from retire- ^ rails. Slumborlsnd oxtrs-flrm quitted top twin slzs noted anthropologist claims the an­ ment and accepts challenge of i mattress snd foundation. All three plooos for this ono UmH 1 Par Family ... ^.__ 8 around 40. Continued sunny Sun^y single therapist, is a living example nursing homes exists through out "'SPEEDO: low pfios. Dark pipe finish. . with high temperatures of 65-70. of the old addage, “Mighty oaks the state. State officials who con­ cient art of flirting has not changed guiding the Boston Red Sox. Page | Details Page 2 . from little acorns grow.” Page 4. ducted the survey termed the shor­ since the days of the cave man. 1.5. ■»/ tage as critical. Page 7. Page 8 . Selected Stylet of , 'off SPEEDS CR0S8BACK ARLOWS In Nylon and Lycra DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET MANCHESTER » At fiic|4wt’3 949-6221 Prat Front and Roar Parkhig F A n B P A 2 Mam atreei MC apon a days - Thursday Nlghta HI 8«0 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD. vUMANCHESTIR 6479998 I A n n iHSA TAKE 1-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT '>e§ebrating 100 Years o f Community Service! ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ O P IN DAIIY 9-9 pm * FIRST FOR EVERYTHINQ FOR THE FAMILY SINCE 19111 THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S

-.1 2 - THE HERALD. Sat., March 28. 1981 New savings / ^ B SIILJTHE ssiiriirsLiiy, HERALD, Odl.. Sal.. maiuil March A 28, 1981 - .3 HARTFORD (UPI) — New England industry leaders were told Friday oil decontrol eventually Will mean savings for consumers and plentiful eneriQt supplies. / C W V C M ( But the forthcoming benefits would depend largely on American garbagemen impress her \ Fair Mild government cooperation and less Infringements in the oil •AN nUNCItCO industry, speakers told The New England Council Inc. “You know”, said Eva den Hartog, She is a strong, plain-spoken “she’s a missionary. She’s here to clasped him by toe shoulder and told She was in desperate need, too. But News help us. If you’re going to shoot, kill The sprakers said decontrol would give the nation energy to s A$»QCLC>k “toe people who have made the woman whose courage and commit­ him to stop,” she said, “and he someone — toe Salvation Army — me firflt, not her.” Tlie officer had Independence from foreign nations by the next century. biggest impression upon me in ment are not lessened by her ad­ answered that it didn’t matter, that was there to help, and that’s what I H IO H € »T been in a Salvation Army mission However, for the immediate future decontrol, com­ TCUPiRATUREt America are garbagemen.” missions of vulnerability, and her there was no hope, that his whole have to keep trying to do. God keeps B r i e f i i ^ RATUREt V -X school as a child.” bined with OPEC price increases and declining world I \^«MIAU(. The small woman with sandy hair douhts. family was going to die and his wife ' putting my faith to toe test, and I wide inventories, will bring even higher prices, said Rep. and strong-framed glasses paused “Sometimes I will look at toe ’There wasn’t toe same sort of was bout to have another child. keep putting my faith into practice.” Stewart McKinney, R-Conn. then, knowing the next question had dying, smell death and say to overt danger in Bangladesh, but “When toe child was born,” Eva Major Eva den Hartog will be the McKinney jo ln ^ oil company, natural gas and utility to be, “Why?”. myself. Does God really care? If He there was more frustration. den Hartog said, the mother became guest at the Salvation Army Citadel, “Bangladesh has 85 million people,” executives in a panel discussion on the outlook of energy “Because,” she said, “they throw does, why isn’t He doing something hysterical, too. She screamed she 661 Main St. this Sunday. ’Die major UPI WEATHER FOTOCAtT W away the food that all you people about this? There have been times Eva den Hartog said, “in an area as didn’t want to see the baby because will be the featured speaker for the supplies, their cost and impact on industries in New big as Iowa, which has 2W million. England. don’t eat. It’s amazing. I’ve b^n when I couldn’t reconcile all of this if she did, if she heard it and held it, Army’s Missionary Sunday at the Fifty percent of toe population is un­ told that in San Francisco and Los misery with the concept of a living then she would love it.” 10:45 a.m. and 4 p.m. services. The 'The Boston-based council is made up of manufacturing, der 15 years of age, and every Angeles alone, you throw out enough God. When I get depressed, tired, “I could identify with that community is invited to attend the business and professional groups from the six New minute seven babies are bom. ’Twen­ Capitol region highlights England states. to feed all the hungry people in lonely with my questions, I put God because, when I was born my services. ty percent of them will die because McKinney said President Reagan’s oil decontrol order Calcutta.” in toe center of my life, and get on mother didn’t want to see me either. of malnutrition or toe mother’s bad “will cost New Englander's approximately $775 million If there is one thing that Salvation with it." health” more in oil costs” than if decontrol had been phased in by Weather Army nurse Eva den Hartog knows Eva den Hartog is a major in toe “In 1975, three-quarters of the Nazi victim to speak need, and who intends to pursue further education September 1981. about, it is hungry people. Or Salvation Army. She has been con­ perhaps it should be starving people. nected with the army since birth. country was flooded. Then came in an accredited school for a secretarial career is He said as a result, the average New England MANCHESTER-Mrs. Olga Moth invasion For the past 20 years, she has famine and starvation in the streets. Jewish people. eligible to apply for a scholarship. household could pay about $35 more for gasoline and $40 “Two months before I was bom,” Elster , who was a young girl when moved among them. In the Belgian Natural disasters are so common She and others were herded into a The applications are available in area high more for heating oil. she said, “my father left my mother. Hitler marched into Hungary, and SOI TH WINDSOR - Robert Deptula, town Congo, before it became Zaire. In In­ there toe country may never be on gas chamber but she said that in the schools. The lawmaker said Reagan’s program aims to increase She was unable to cope, and took my who along with her family was taken sanitarian, has warned residents that the invasion Today’s forecast dia. In Vietnam. In Gangladesh. two brothers and me to a Salvation its feet.” providence of God the gas production and conservation and combined with existing to Nazi concentration camps, will be m echanism m alfunctioned. In of gypsy moths will probably be worse than It was Nobody knows the trouble she s seen Army home. I was there the first A lessened birth rate, of course, tax credits, “will provide the incentive to conserve and to Sunny and mild Saturday. Highs around 60. Fair and the guest speaker at Trinity Cove­ January 1945 she was transferred to last year in town. Systems exempt mild Saturday night. Lows 35 to 40. Sunday partly sunny, — and survived. five years of my life.” would help immeasurably, but is invest in alternative energy sources.” nant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., another camp at Bergen-Belsen A survey, made by town officials and officials windy, and warmer, highs 65 to 70. Winds becoming At 19 she joined toe Army. “I excmciatingly difficult to achieve.” Before her last tour in Bangladesh, March 31 at 7:30 p.m. from the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Sta­ HARTFORD — Under Secretary for Energay never really thought about anything ‘"The illiteracy rate in Bangladesh where she came near death due to westerly 10 to 15 mph by Saturday afternoon. Southwest a doctor warned her not to go. Her Mrs. Elster was born in tion in New Haven, showed that 2,431 acres in town Thomas H! Fitzpatrick said Friday that certain else throughout my life.” is 85 percent.” Eva den Hartog said. malnutrition and disease. In Aprii. winds Saturday night increasing to 15 to 25 mph by mor­ health, he said, would be irreprably Czechoslovakia, which was then part are infested with the insects but not all of the trees alternative energy systems and components of such Trident troubles ning. damaged. She told him, “but the peo­ In the war-tom Congo of the 60s “Most simply can’t read a family 1945 she was liberated by the planning b6 Coupon P irC u s lo m s i | O n * Coupon Pot C u sto m ti budget hearings on Capitol Hill, arrived after the more young Kennedy in a ceremony marking the opening of the For 1061 weddings booked In April OntCowponPtf Cuiloffl6f.| * With Coupon md I who are directors of The MACC. the day of rest is also the day for cor­ GoodMw. M'Apr. 4,1N t.| AddiDonsI *10 Purchiso Good M il 29-Api 4.1911 | Good Mir ?9-Api 4.1991 than 1,000 guests had begun a pre-award luncheon in the society’s door-to-door solicitation and cancer education !z The statement urged that “all citizens porate worship. It is a time for .J ballroom of a downtown hotel. They greeted him with campaign. Meeting Vi'i-/ / I *** FREE - acknowledging our faith in God through u_____ issai______J applause. *Tosa away and going away corsage plus a wedding he acutely sensative to the times of for­ Mrs. Howard spoke of Humphrey’s “joy, wit and Manchester Emblem His Son, Jesus Christ. We urge the cake top. mal worship for all people who believe in charm” and said the award represents her late brother’s Club will meet Wednesday Christians of Manchester along with the Mrs, Kennedy smiled at him and he placed a hand on “courage, dignity, honesty and helpfulness.” Also available a complete line of Invitations, napkins and God.” night at 8 o'clock at the matches at a considerable discount. The statement continues: 2,000,000 Christians in Connecticut to her shoulder and kissed her on the forehead. “How happy he would be to know Ted Kennedy has won respect this sacred day and to worship Friends of the Kennedys said this was the first time Elks’ Lodge, Blssell St. A ■Otlw good until April 30. 18S1. We believe that righteousness and vir­ this battle w)th cancer,” Mrs. Howard said. parcel post auction will be FOR FURTHH MTARS • CAU Ul TMMTI weeklv. they had appeared together in public since the senator's Ken'nedy'said he accepted the award “on behalf of tue exalts a nation and a people (FToverhs YOUGET MUCH MORE ATA held after the meeting. Co­ office issued their joint announcement in January that STOMY MW K i OUR OMHAT WINDOW 14:34), and that worship is the basis for thousands of others who are enduring this great trouble.” chairwomen will be Mrs. The Four Seasons Annette’s Cskary “Any activity that interferes or com­ they planned to divorce. Mrs. Kennedy lives in Boston. both. petes with formal worship does an in­ I QUALfTY! LOW PRICES! He praised his family, which he said had "provided me Edward Bayles and Mrs. S4S SuStriR An., S*. WM m t W ltra«S M.- S^ W M nr “Traditionally, for Christians, Sunday is Dr. Vincent T. DeVita, director of the National Cancer with the courage and strength to overcome.” Samuel Vacant!. 6444484 MMIII justice t o people who believe in God. ! S8H GREEN STAMPSTOO!

I . jjZ-TME h era ld . Sat., March 28. 1981 Modern-day archivists Hospital’s therapy unit Letter from Leningrad THE HERALD, Sat., March 28. 1981 — 5 A <'■ I use latest technology proves acorn theory Peter was great; V l STORRS — Archivists are not desk.” watchmaker), Sargent and Co. (a creatures who merely shuffle Uusty But the archivist’s job, he adds, is New Haven manufacturer of locks MANCHESTER - From its and hardware), and the J.B. beginnings as a hospital depart­ Catherine was also pages in a hidden-away book. And to recognize the general value of Williams Co., makers of Aqua Velva ment in 1955 with a single part-time though their image still may be potential information and to By JOHN MOODY Lovers of culture smugly and therapist, Manchester Memoriai linked to the Victorian past, the organize it. "basically what we do,” and other toiletries. LENINGRAD, U.S.S.R. (UPI) - justifiably consider Leningrad modern archivist works in a job he quips, “is to read other people’s In addition, the department holds Hospital’s Physical Therapy ’There is something refined and gen­ superior to Moscow, but the No. 2 dramatically updated in the last 40 mail.” the historic business records of Department has grown increasing­ tle about this city that makes it an city fikes its direction from the ly in scope and size, representing years. ^mily Dickinson, he notes, is one eastern Connecticut textile firms, unlikely crucible of communist Kremlin. ’The city’s Communist Par­ University of Connecticut “archival find” who lay hidden (so some going back to 1810. its growing importance to patient revolution. care. ty chief, Grigory Romanov, runs a • Y archivist Dr. Randall Jimerson em­ to speak) in Amherst for nearly a “But what all these records most But it was here that Vladimir conservative, orthodox operation, in successfully show,” Jimerson says, According to Valerie Amsei, bodies this change. decade following her death. “No one Lenin turned a discontented rabble hopes of some day being called to Faced with burgeoning amount of in Amherst knew such a genius lived “is the daily life and times of the director of physical therapy, the into a vanguard of rebellion and Moscow in a more important capaci­ historic materials in addition to a in their midst,” Jimerson says, and common factory workers — how emphasis of the department is on brought the czar’s dynasty to a fiery ty- . vast array of audio and video tapes that is incredible draw of archival they lived and died,” rehabilitation. “We teach patients end. His chances were not improved by and sophisticated 20th century .com­ work. Records of the E. Ingraham, how to deai with whatever disabili­ Sixty-four years later, Leningrad stories in 1979 charging him with puter techniques, the modern Unfiltered through the eyes of in- Sargent, and Holley Cos. also docu­ ty they may have,” she explains, tries to be a typical Soviet citv. But borrowing a dinner service of archivist functions as a full-time ten>reters, these original and “most ment employee payroll records, and “in order to return them to as nor­ the glories of its pre-revolutionary Catherine the Great from the Her-. collector, cataloguer, and preserver. authentic’ documents are the include information about the mal and functioning a life as past keep peeping through the mitage for his daughter’s wedding. Ironically, often such tasks involve "uriadomed” record of human life Ingraham firm’s anti-union attitudes possible.” '*4 i ! regulation drabness like a diamond He also is said to have broken ■4' a fast-pac^ race against time. and feelings. and the Sargent Co.’s records of “It is not our purpose merely to tie-pin between gray flannel lapels. several pieces. "Once when a factory was “Often they are the semi-literate alleged “Communism” in labor un­ maintain one’s physicai condition,” There are the 620 bridges that span Though unproven, the story breaking up," Jimerson recalls, statements of a wide spectrum of ions during the McCarthy era. she continues. “We are here to graceful canals flowing from the flashed around the city and has come "the movers just hauled out and Jimerson notes the department educate, to stimuiate and to treat society — the unconscious records — '/ Neva River. Many of the waterways to symbolize the relationship dumped .sheer volumes of file drawer including the uneducated observer," seeks to provide a balanced perspec­ in order to reach a definite im­ ¥ - m . are flanked by wrought iron street between the party and the city’s contents into massive cardboard he says. “It is our collective un­ tive on labor and management provement in function. We set lamps intend^ to rival those of past. reasonable goals for each patient crates about the size of this desk conscious come to life.” relations, and welcomes con­ Andrea Bokun, registered Physical Therapist (right), Paris. Some' of the lamps still Most major Western museums Scooping things up from under their And that is the special value of the tributions from the public. It also that we and the patient’s physician work. carefully control lighting and noses, we had to save or not save — University of Historical Manuscripts welcomes additional materials on feel are possible to attain.” helps Mrs. Audrey Campbell of East Hartford recover the Friezes look down from 2fl(Vyear- temperatures in their galleries, but by the handfuls It was a terrible and Archives Department. Connecticut’s ethnic and cultural Today’s Physical ’Therapy staff use of her wrist, as it heals from a recent break. old buildings that were home to the many of the Hermitage chambers ucX 2 mess I" Established in August 1979, having heritage, and on politics and public numbers five full-time therapists, wealthy and wellborn. Now they are have bare bulbs dangling from the And that act of preselecting consolidated' its resources from the affairs. each graduate of a baccalaureate dingy offices, apartment houses, ceiling. Dark rooms do nothing to evidence is just the first in a series library's special collections depart­ Outstanding individuals whose program and registered in the museums. bring out the umber tones of its of reiated steps. ment and University's Ethnic papers already have been donated to State of Connecticut, an aide and a The crowning jewel, the Her-^ Rembrandts or enhance Im­ Next the archivist must examine Heritage Project, the people of the collection include former U.S. part-time secretary. In addition, mitage museum, ranks with the pressionist masterpieces by Monet Barbara Zubrow, right, acting coordinator for the Meals- at Manchester Memorial Hospital, for delivery The- all the evidence (for example, Connecticut and the university itself, Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, or­ the department serves as a clinical Louvre in Paris and Madrid’s Prado and Pissaro. On-Wheels Program, sponsored by River East training site for Physical ’Therapy volunteers are, left to right, Gib and Helen Miller and Beth ■ ledgers, old volumes, scrapbooks, Jimerson notes. nithologist John Hall Sage, conduc­ in the quality and importance of its A visiting American art scholar Homemaker-Home Health Aide Inc. of Manchester, and Neil Paterson. (Herald photo by Pinto) photos, diaries, check stubs, per­ For example, the collections tor and composef J. Louis von der students from the University of collection. Thousands stream was told recently this was because oversees a group of volunteer drivers as they pick up meals sonal notes and letters) to assess boasts the largest assemblage of Mehden, and Eleanor Taft Hilton, an Connecticut and Quinnipiac through its corridors and galleries, museum officials could not get per­ 8 their potential value. Connecticut business records in the early Hartford civil rights activist College. drinking in sights that Empress mission from city authorities to Then he enters their descriptions state, including ledgers and other and histographer. The department handles nearly Catherine II once boasted were alter the building’s architecture in into the accession record; organizes, materials from more than a dozen Other donations include the papers 13,000 patients visits a year, both reserved for “just the mice and any way. repairs and preserves the material companies, including the New York, of Merlin D. Bishop, education and in-patients and out-patients. ’The me.” in acid-free foiders and boxes; and New Haven and Hartford railroad, sub-regional director of the United case load is composed of about 60 There are the churches where Outside, the delicate aqua-colored Program depends on drivers labels and records them in the Auto Workers, and former member percent orthhopedic cases building, once the Winter Palace, is and more than 80 of its subsidiaries. royalty worshiped: the Peter and program that makes it possible for a Hyalie Hurwitz, executive director of the UConn Board of Trustees; and (including fractures, sprains, dimmed by d irt and grime of By BARBARA RICHMOND Manchester for five years It's a non­ depertment's official collection The records reveal much of the Paul fortress Cathedral across the of River East, said, "due to normal register. the historical records of the strains, joint inflammations, and relentless winters, though it had a Herald Reporter person to leave a hospital earlier or profit, community-supported service history of the predecessors of Neva, St. Issacs on Gertsena Street, attrition, there ^are a number of which provides two meals a day to "The work can be so fascinating," Wauregan and Quinebaug Mills, post-surgical recovery) and 40 per­ facelift just three years ago. MANCHESTER - The Meals on to avoid having to go to a convales­ today's Conrail system. the Kazan Cathedral renamed the cent home. But the program won't openings for volunteer drives in the homebound elderly and disabled per­ Jimerson adds, "I often have to con­ Other voluminous records show donated by J.A. Atwood III, whose cent medical and general surgical “Museum of Religion and Atheism,” Wheels Program, sponsored by trol new students from reading great-grandfather founded cases (including strokes arthritis, Women’s clothing stores seemed River East Homemaker-Home continue to work without the help of home-delivered meal program. " sons who are unable to cook for the inner workings of the E. and the Cathedral of the Resurrec­ The program has been operating in themselves and have neither friends every item that comes across the Wauregan Mills in 1853. cardiac disease, central nervous tion, better known as the Cathedral better stocked than in Moscow, and Health Aide Service Inc . is a volunteer drivers. Ingraham Co. (a Bristol clock and nor family who can do it for them. system disorders, amputees, bums of Blood. 'They retain a sense of with more fashionable styles. Food Mrs. Hurwitz said. and open wounds). history and mystery, even when they stores had adequate stocks, although The therapists work to increase residents said meat recently has The meals are prepared in the are shut and pasM with signs an­ Veteran Texas politico cafeteria at Manchester Memorial the patient’s strength, mobility and nouncing they are undergoing become harder to find. Initial tornado reaction endurance through a variety of Leningraders are, by and large, Hospital and are adapted to the repairs. dietary needs of each client in the methods and procedures. Locating more friendly than Muscovites. ’They “They’re always closed for program. Clients pay according to in large quarters' in the basement are also more anxious to change repairs,” said a teacher who con­ their ability. of the 1971 addition, the department ducted an impromptu ,tour for money with foreigners. In a single remains strong, silent The meals are delivered in speciai- could mean life, death has available a wide array of equip­ visitors. weekend more than a dozen such ly insulated containers, by a crew of ment to carry out those goals. Donna Kessler, Registered Physical Therapist at dangerous proposals were put the state public school fund and used much responsibility in being presi­ take a complete inventory of their exterior walls. All personnel should Hundreds of monuments recall the By BARBARA CANETTI volunteer drivers. Some M clients a NEW YORK — One of the most The “gym’’ area includes forward by waiters, doormen, taxi for the education of Texas children. frightening phoenomena about tor­ personal belongings before a tornado be aware of the location of Manchester Memorial Hospital, demonstrates the days of the czars. The Bronze LIBERTY, Texas (UPI) - Price dent. But being governor can still be day are served by the program, Mrs. designated shelter areas in their parallel bars, mats, training stairs, orthotron for Barbara Morency, of Manchester, a student Horseman, Peter the Great, rears up drivers and kids on the street. Daniel Sr. spent four decades in handled by one person, " nadoes is that they often strike or other disaster strikes. This inven­ a stationary bicycle and arm exer­ A young hotel employee politely “That was my major accom­ Hurwitz said. Barbara Zubrow is ac­ buildings. on his mount to see across the river. public .office — as legislator, Texas Daniel was 29 when elected to the ting coordinator for the program. suddenly and with little or no war­ tory should be kept in a safe deposit ciser, pulleys, a tilt table, shoulder at Quinnipiac College who received her clinical apswered questions about life in the plishment," he said, folding his After the storm A statue to Catherine II rises just off House speaker, attorney general, Texas Legislature in 1939. He served The agency runs six routes daily, ning. box or in a safe place away from the wheel, Kinetron and an Elgin table. experience in Physical Therapy at MMH. The orthotron Is city built for Peter and now named After a tornado has struck a com­ Nevsky Prospekt. Such tributes are governor, U.S. senator and judge. hands on his large- wooden desk, his three terms as a representzlive. At each with about 10 deliveries. A How you react if a tornado strikes premises. An insurance claim is An orthotron is the newest addition for Lenin. made easier if you keep a good in­ munity, the Institute urges residents used for power building in the knees, shoulders, ankles not seen in Moscow. Now retired, he refuses virtually light blue eyes shining proudly 32, he became speaker of the house. route can be completed in less than your town may determine whether to the gym and is used for power As she walked through the lobby ventory list, receipts and other perti­ to be alert for broken power lines, and elbows. But Jhe city, in name and any comment on state and national through his glasses. After a stint in the military, he was two hours. Mrs. Hurwitz said that you survive the almost certain building in the knees, shoulders, numbers, belongs to Lenin. her responses were loud and doc­ Now, Daniel said he has little elected Texas attorney general in devastation, says the Insurance In­ nent information concerning your shattered glass, splintered wood and affairs. most drivers drive once or twice a ankles and elbows. Guidebooks boast that 237 places are trinaire. But when she got onto the desire to re-enter politics. It is not 1946. formation Institute. possessions in a safe place. other hazards that they may en­ joints, especially total hip and total in slide/tape and videotape for­ “I'm no Monday morning quarter­ month and the agency offers mileage A treatment area is nearby con­ named for the Bolshevik leader, street, her* tone became hushed. because he thinks he is too old, The Institute stresses the impor­ During the storm counter. knee replacements. mats, which enables patients to un­ back and don’t care to be in a posi­ He was elected to the U.S. Senate reimbursement to drivers, if they taining private booths for ul­ Another growing area is the field which does not make direction­ “This must have been such a tion of telling people how to run their rather that he wants to enjoy retired in 1952 and ran for governor in 1956. tance of staying inside during the Motorists who happen to be in Home owners and businessmen derstand proper back care and in­ wish. A beautiful city before the revolution,” traviolet, traction, heat massage, of sports medicine, with the jury prevention. giving easy. ’The political direction, government,” Daniel says. “It’s hot life on his 6,000-acre Holly Ridge Unseated as governor in 1963 by storm and cautions motorists to their car as a tornado approaches who have suffered damage to their she said. "I'd like to encourage retired per­ property are advised to make tem­ ultrasound, transcutaneous nerve development of special treatments The department has recently however, is clear. my responsibility and I haven't Ranch. John B. Connally, he practiced law sons to consider volunteering for this never try to flee from the path of the are advised to abandon the vehicle stimulation and biofeedback “Some of the smartest men in the and seek shelter in the nearest ditch porary repairs to prevent further and procedures for injuries in­ added a part-time physiatrist to the studied the facts. until he was appointed the Texas essential duty. You receive as much tornado in an automobile. Tornadoes treatments. world made their greatest ac­ are too swift and erratic. or depression, if no suitable shelter ioss from rain, wind and looting. curred in different athletic staff. Dr. Paul Cerza, a specialist “When you letire^you still have Supreme Court in 1971. He retired or more than you give as a volunteer is available. They should also contact their in­ A hydrotherapy area with a Hub­ endeavors. in rehabilitation medicine. He Renovation project ideas. But I certainl^m not going to complishments after they were 70. from the bench in December 1978. driver, " she said. Citing findings from a recent study bard tank and four whirlpools uses According to the Institute, the safest surance agent as soon as possible, The physical therapists also provides consultations inphysical spend my time deciding what is right Being 70 doesn’t mean you can't per­ Looking back. Daniel says it was She said the lonely homebound at the Bureau of Epidemiology at the water simulation to increase form ./ell,” he said, acknowledging Federal Center for Disease Control place in the home is in the basement. since prompt service is usually devote a growing part of their time medicine, as well as performing or wrong for other people.” the Texas house speaker s position in elderly and handicapped are as mobility and circulation from bum President Ronald Reagan's in Atlanta, the Institute offers the In houses that do not have a base­ available within hours alter a tor­ with patients to preventive electromyography (EMG) and At 70, Daniel's time is spent 1943 that he enjoyed most. grateful for the daily human contact and wound and for areas of the irks Maine solons writing a book, tending his ranch, success at 70. following recommendations; ment, residents are advised to take nado or other disaster strikes a com­ medicine techniques and educa­ nerve conduction studies. "I lived in the Capitol near my of­ the volunteer drivers bring to them body emerging from casts. practicing a little law and, on occa­ Daniel is optimistic his native 1 People in single-family shelter in a bathroom or closet on munity. tion, including the development of Whether stretching tight muscles AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Those recommendations — at a fice, I got to be with my family and as they are for the nutrition. Among the growing areas in Texas will continue to develop. He dwellings in tornado prone areas the lower level of the structure or A free-loan film produced by the inhome exercise programs, or helping a patient overcome a Clumps of plaster falling from the pricetag of nearly $3 million — in­ sion, going fishing. there wasn't too much misery "Friendships build on these contacts Physical Therapy, Mrs. Amsei regards growth as important to should identify and reinforce some under a heavy piece of furniture. Institute, “Nightmare of Spring,” is designed to continue the treatment stiff joint, whether helping to keep ceiling and workmen’s cleaning clude restoration of furnishings and The man whose ancestors settled because the (Legislative) session and the psychological rewards are reports, is the development of exer­ Texas’ economy. interior portion of their home as a Stay away from windows. A large available to the business community initiated at the hospital. In order to an open wound clean or helping a equipment do not create the impres­ lighting, improvement of in Liberty in 1824 and who has held lasted only two or three months ' many, " Mrs. Hurwitz explained. cise programs for cardiac patients, "I’ve never been one to say we're shelter. piece of furniture or a mattress in and to education groups. The film prevent future injuries, the staff in- stroke victim recover some func- • sion that you’re in a stately and landscaping and a refurbishing of the more offices than any other Texan in But politics have changed. Mrs. Hurwitz explained that the to help return them to normal func­ big enough; you’re talking to a man 2. Mobile-home parks should your basement will provide protec­ demonstrates the need to be stmcts patients in proper body tions, the Physical Therapy historic building, Statehouse elders historic buildings with many of their history quickly and politely cuts off "1 don’t know if 1 could run for a Savings Bank of Manchester has tion in an emergency. prepared to act fast to protect both tioning as soon as possible. ’The mechanics. For back injury Department has grown into an es­ said Friday. original fixtures. talk about himself. who advocated advertising Texas to statewide office now because it is offered release time to its provide a community shelter for the nation.” their residents. life and property if a tornado strikes department has also been helping prevention, the department has sential component of a comprehen­ “It’s very disconcerting to see “I don’t see anything great about just too expensive, " he said. “1 bet I employees for more than a year now If a tornado strikes during school It also recommends installation of Daniel — the great, great grand­ 3. All public buildings should have your community. more patients adjust to artificial acquired a Back-School Program, sive patient care system. workmen washing floors and me. ’The great men — Sam Houston ran my campaign for one-tenth of and three bank employees are hours, teachers will keep children a climate control system and son of Hugh B. Johnson, the first clearly designated tornado shelters. Requests for the film, which dragging furniture around and and Jim Hogg — fought hard for the what it costs today." regular volunteers for the program. away from windows and seek shelter replacement of aging and “alcalde" of Liberty under Mexican 4. People in motor vehicles should shoul(l include both a first choice storing their wares in the hallways state and the people. I tried to follow He explained he would not want to She said she encourages other local either in a designated area or in in­ deteriorating floors, elevators and rule in 1831 — graduated from date and an alternate date, should be so that visitors trip over buckets,” the example of those two, but I didn’t be indebted to the many special in­ businesses to follow this same seek shelter immediately when they terior hallways. Concerned parents windows. Baylor University in 1932, His wife is hear a tornado warning. should not attempt to go out in the sent to: Modern Talking Picture Ser­ said Eldith Hary. ' have the opportunity to do as much terest groups which contribute procedure. Past history shatters as them except in the tidelands." the great, great granddaughter of The Institute suggests that storm to pick up their children at vice, 5000 Park Street North, St. Mrs. Hary is the Statehouse Law heavily to politicians. In addition to the meals program. “The greatest problem we found Sam Houston. homeowners, businesses, schools, school. Petersburg, Florida, 33709, or con­ Librarian, Legislative parliamen­ He fought for years with the River East also provides homemaker- was in decor. It now seems similar Daniel set up a law practice near churches or other public facilities The Institute advises office tact the Insurance Information tarian and self-describ^ “oldest federal government for state control Daniel now works as chairman of home health aide services, a han­ to a Howard Johnson’s Motor the Liberty County Courthouse on keep a battery-operated radio, workers or shoppers to seek shelter Institute, 110 William St., New York, living inhabitant of the Statehouse.” of revenues from oil and gas found in the Texas Library and Archives dyman service and a companion ser­ Lodge,” said Paul Rivard, director the same spot where Houston had his flashlights and a supply of fresh in an inferior corridor on the lowest N.Y. 10038. secure and safe world She said she was thrilled about the 4 million acres of submerged Committee and recently helped es­ vice for the elderly. of the Maine State Museum. tidelands within 10 miles of the law office. batteries on hand. level of whatever structure they are Free leaflets on ‘‘Tornado recommendations made ’Thursday tablish the Sam Houston Regional Anyone interested in obtaining Texas coast. Daniel admits to having been am­ Home owners are also advised to Safety”, are also available from the BOSTON (UPI) — Francis by the Maine Historic Preservation Library and Archives in Liberty on more information about becoming a in and to stay away from windows on realize that in order to qualify for the young man as an “honest, loyal As attorney general, U.S. senator bitious but said he has never had his Institute. Tesniere had everything to look Ciommission to the Legislature’s “We have lots of historic and land he donated to the state. Meals-On-Wheels volunteer should the amnesty he was requir^ to and extremely dedicated person." and governor, Daniel continued the eye on the White House. forward to. report — within a certain time frame State Ciovernment Committee to im­ beautiful paintings that we can hang “I’d rather be governor of Texas The large, white modern library call Mrs. Hurwitz or Mrs. Zubrow, Richard Loring, the minister of St. in the hallways and in committee battle until he won. Because the He was promoted in his job, had — to the Marines to perform an prove the aesthetic appearance of than president of the United States. building houses his papers and Monday through Friday between Luke’s Church who is to perform the rooms, but they’re mostly por­ courts finally agreed with him, more just set the date for a summer wed­ alternative assignment. Maine’s 150-year-old Statehouse and There’s too many problems and too mementos from his years in office. 8:30 a m. and 4:30 p.m.. at 643-9511. •> wedding, hopes that “favorable con­ governor’s mansion. traits,” he said. than $600 million has been put into ding and had enough money saved up Ms. WoodwoHh said Tesniere, a sideration can be given to putting the with his fiancee for their first home lance corporal, told her "about the present unhapp^ chapter of Mr. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 in Woburn, just north of Boston. 18 months stationed at Camp Tesniere’s life behind him with as 2 The many years he spent in LeJeune.” few complications as possible.” G&S Players Canada hiding from the U.S. “He couldn’t take it,” she said, on “Focus” military were only a bitter memory "and left for Canada in 1971.” Calendars — or so the 29-year-old thought. Tesniere was told of the draft And Daniel Darcangelo, a work 4... Tesniere’s secure world stuttered amnesty declared by Ford in a colleague, vouches for his Manchester Tax collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. MANCHESTER— when he was stopped for speeding on telephone conversation with his “exemplary character and strong Town Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Office Building. Members of the his way to visit his fiance in CJielsea parents. He assumed the order moral convictions.” Monday Manchester Gilbert & shortly after midnight Jan. 31, covered him, Ms. Woodworth said. Sullivan Players will [Plan your j. Ms. Woodworth said she is hoping 3 p.m. — Pension Board, hearing room. Municipal State police said a routine check “He never knew there was the recommendations prompt Building. Bolton appear on the radio MV showed he was wanted by the anything wrong until he was program, “Focus” Monday leniency and a short sentence. 7:30 p.m. — Greater Hartford Transit District, hearing Monday Marines for being absent without arrested for speeding,” she said. A legal source at Camp LeJeune room, Municipai Building. at 7:10 p.m. po4Mnow ~ leave for 10 years. Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Host Brian Richards will Tesniere returned to Woburn in explained desertion could , carry a Tuesday Tesniere, who thought former 1975, married, decided to live with sentence of three years hard labor, Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. interview Bob Gordon, President Gerald Ford’s September his wife in Canada and did not come total forfeitures of all pay and 7:30 p.m. — Explorer Scout, coffee room. Municipal Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Chris Parliman, Linda 1974 a m n e s ty fo r d e s e r te rs back to his hometown for good until allowances, a dishonorable dis­ Building. Town Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Nadeau and Rick Bell land saw ! automatically applied to him, now the break-up of his .marriage two charge and reduction to lowest Wednesday about the Players’ April finds himself confined at Camp years later. grade. 7:15 p.m. — Republican Executive Board, coffee room. Thursday production of “Yeoman of LeJeune, N.C., awaiting a court- Tesniere has thrived in his Tesniere, in a pre-trial arrang- Municipal Building. Library Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial the Guard.” • Compare features & models martial Monday. His father and four familiar surroundings since 1977. ment, has agreed to plead guilty to 7:30 p.m, — Democratic Town Committee, hearing Library. Manchester resident Bob older brothers all served in the He obtained a Job with the F.W. desertion, reducing the maximum room, Municipal Building. Gordon has appeared in • Beat 1981 price increases military with honorable discharges. Webb Co. in Burlington, played imprisonment to one year or less, Thursday every Players’ production Doris Woodworth, the disap­ hockey, coached the Little League the source said. It will be up to the Coventry since its inception in 1947. pointed but realistic bride-to-be, * and helped retarded children in his 8 a.m. — Economic Development Commission, hearing This year he will play • Reserve your pre-season court to decide upon the exact length room, Municipal Building. Tuesday hasn’t been spending her time spare time. and whether the other penalties will Sergeant Meryll. grieving over what might have been. Work went so well he won a free 4:30 p.m. Cheney National Historic District Commis­ Town Council Public Hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Chris Parliman has sung savings now. be implemented and to what extent. sion, hearing room. Municipal Building. Town Hall. With 100 percent faith in her friend trip to Bermuda for outstanding Another legal authority familiar several lead roles with the 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s hours in Probate Court. Manchester Gilbert & of four years, the divorcee with two sales and was promoted to general with the case said, “The fact that 7 p.m. — Board of Directors budget workshop, public Saturday Sullivan Players as well as children is determined to convince manager. Tesniere did enlist, tbou^t be was e^ i hearing on revenue sharing expenditures, hearing room. Town Council Office Hours, 10 a.m.. Planning Room, with The Players’ Guild 3 the military tribunal “of the wonder­ “And we had set the date for our granted amnesty and didn’t kiww ful man Francis is. wedding August 14,” Ms. Woodworth Municipal Building. Town Hall. and other area companies. An automobile transport truck passes amid talks this week on how to ourh antn ovncrto about affirmative action was a mis­ 7:30 p.m. — Charter Revision Commission, Senior POOLS&HOTTUBS “I know he thought he was free,” said. take — but there was no criminal in­ How to read The Herald for free “ Yeomen of the Guard” she said. "He never used a phony Citizen Center,' East Middle Turnpike. will be presented on April Rte,44-A(2n™ Easlol Bo(lonLal

HARTFORD (UPI) — A social ac­ “poor people are getting crunched the 13th anniversary of the death of tivist Friday called for a walk from everyday. It is not enough to be con­ black civil rights leader Martin X r„> Hartford to the New York border to cerned about Atlanta. What’s Luther King Jr. call attention to the plight of Connec­ happening in Atlanta is happening in Coll has staged walks for social ticut's poor and" the killings of black Connecticut in more subtle ways.” causes in the past, and he said his •V-- children in Atlanta. About 20 students, union members latest march was intended to Ned Coll, director of the Hartford- and residents of the city’s North “stimulate other people to start based Revitalization Corps, said the End, will leave the State Capitol walking to Washington.” walk will sUrt Tuesday and was Tuesday, Coll said, and urged He was critical of state and scheduled to end April 4, the anniver­ college students to join them along federal officials who have failed to sary of the assassination of Martin the way. solve the murders of 20 black Luther King Jr. children and the disappearance of “At a time when we are experien­ They expect to reach the state two others during the past 20 months cing an economic crunch,” Coll said. border at Greenwich on Saturdav. in Atlanta. Elsewhere in the state, the Univer­ sity of- Hartford raised a flag this Labor leader attacks week with “Atlanta” printed on it as s a gesture of sympathy for the children. The Connecticut Citizen \ big oil tax stance Action Group also planned to stage a noon vigil Saturday on the Water- PROVIDENCE, R.I, (UPI) - ly destitute. bury Green. Organized labor brought in one of its “These profits are an outrage and “If those were 20 white children national leaders Friday to blast the obscene," he said. who were killed,” Coll said, “the V W \f)fi oil industry for allegedly failing to Winpisinger charged that Presi­ president would have been down pay its fair share of taxes in Rhode dent Reagan’s decontrol of crude oil there weeks ago. Let them be .y-', Island. prices “let loose a new round of in­ youngsters from Scarsdale, and International Association of flation — a round whose end is you'd have more federal action than Machinists President William Win- nowhere in sight.” you had in Vietnam. They’re going to pisinger endorsed legislation,, pen­ The Senate Corporations Com­ be making films in this nation about AM- ding in the state Senate, to impose mittee held a lengthy hearing the apathy in that situation.” Coll also urged people to speak out ■ 5 E;' stiff taxes on excess orofits of the Tuesday c i Gilgun’s bill but has yet i major multi-national oil cotApanies. to vote on it. Backers claim it would against renewed Ku Klux Klan ac-' The measure, by Sen. John Gilgun, raise the state tax yield by million tivity in the state. He said the Klan fth D-Central Falls, would force all to $10 million per year. philoposhy “was not traditional to The magic of computer land was on a mini-computer connected by phone to ^ism Connecticut." major oil producers to pay an 8 per­ Paul- Hicks, local spokesman for demonstrated at Bennet Junior High Career "There was room to comment on the Job Data Bank in New Haven. Here, cent tax on Rhode Island’s share of the oil industry, told the Cor­ Day for Grade eight and nine students. teacher Eleanor Skinner, (left), Kimberley normal profits and tax excess profits porations Committee this week any them at Halloween,” Coll said, “and with April Fool’s Day coming up 1 Marilyn Celantano from the Capitol Region Cheney, a student at Bennet, Ms. Celantano at a 50 percent level. added tax would be passed on to con­ Education Council spent three days “Consuming states who pay for oil sumers. he called Gilgun's bill guess 1 can now. It is foolish to con­ from the Capitol Region Education Council; company profits are finding that “slipshod.” sider the type of thinking the KKK preparing the paper work with the students. and Frank Badstuebner, teacher, watch the their tax codes are outmoded in the Currently, Rhode Island allows all represents." On Wednesday, the information was typed printout. (Herald photo by Pinto) face of multi-national oil companies subsidiaries of major oil companies ______, ______capable of using accounting gim­ to report their profits separately. micks and complicated corporate The bill would require the companies Governor William O'Neiil reaches to shake an expansion project at Cheney Tech. • State Sen. Carl Zinsser. R-Manchester, left, at the school Fridav mornina (Herald ohoto structures to dodge state taxes. They — like Mobil, Exxon, Tpxaco, and Farm fattens eels for Europe an outstretched hand nrinr tn roromnnioc moraiH nhntn hw oinfr>\ ...ifh n>M«m . _7 riuay mormng. ^^era^a pnoio an outstretched hand prior to ceremonies (Herald photo by Pinto) confers with Gov. O’Neill prior to the by Pinto) are doing it,” Winpisinger said. Shell — to file one return each and Friday morning for the groundbreaking of Cheney Tech groundbreaking ceremonies “The states need revenues from pay taxes on the state share of all PALATKA, Fla. (UPI) - Ken seafood chowder. with the American homemaker, these tax reforms and the oil com­ their profits. Twice a year those that make the Bradley runs a Florida fat farm in graded weight minimums are "It is a very fat fish — richer than Bradley said V panies can afford to pay better than Gilgun said Caliurnia has done that reverse for scrawny eels. normal American fish fare, ” "Maybe, we're being too picky, " any other group in our society,” he since 1976, and collected millions of harvested with seines and hoop nets, Bradley, 32, a marine biologist, is shipped to Philadelphia by truck for Bradley said. "It’s more in the line he said. '(<■ said. dollars in new revenue. .. in charge of the Philadelphia, Pa. of scallops — between scallops and a But Delaware Vallby currently has Winpsinger, who heads the lAM “We believe many (subsidiaries) sorting and then, still alive and based Delaware Valley Fish Co.'s fish taste. Unless you develop a taste no interest in developing a I'.S, and a national Citizen-Labor Energy don’t report at all and skip out on wriggling, airfreighted to Europe. 100-acre eel farm just north of for them, you couldn’t eat a plateful, market. "We can't satisfy the de­ Coalition, told Gilgun and local union millions of dollars of tax payments," "They want to see the condition of Palatka on the St. Johns River. the eel — they’re assured of a fresh ^t's like eating a rich pie” mand we have now, Bradley said. officials: “Big Oil can be beaten.” Gilgun said. "No one’s done this in this country How come eel has t caught on in No one in the United States is Gilgun said oil company profits Gilgun said the bilwwill affect only product if it’s still alive," said at this level as far as I know," said Bradley, formerly an employee of the U.S.A.? currently processing them commer­ have gone up so fast “they are the integrated, multi-national oil Bradley, a native of Morehead City, "I'm sure their physical cially. he said, although there is a driving other companies out of firms, not local wholesale dis­ the Florida Game and Fresh Water N.C. Fish Commission. appearance has something to do with man in Boston, Mass., who sells business and leaving families literal­ tributors. The former bass farm is dotted Delaware Valley sells eels to Italy. it," said Bradley. "When people find about 1,000 pounds a week in the with 54 acres of shallow ponds, Denmark, Holland. England and out I work with them, they say, how Boston area. where the eels shipped south to Germany, he said. They also are can you!" They're considered slimy The eel available at American Shortage of nurses Florida because of the warmer popular in the Far East. and snake-like." supermarkets usually is packed in olive oil in tins and imported from K climate, are fed special food to The eels are smoked, pickled (in Eels are in the same class as oc­ fatten them and coddled by a staff of England) and in some countries topus and jquid, which also are in South Korea or Taiwan. It frequently up to eight employees. thrown whole into a delicious abundant supply but rate fairlv low is either hard to find or in short supp­ termed very critical ly, and relatively expensive. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut statewide task force to address the A 4-ounce tin of eel in a I’alatka faces a critical shortage of nurses problem. The group representing supermarket was selling for $4.99. who are willing to staff hospitals and nurses, educators, unions, hospitals Eels spawn in the Sarga.sso Sea in nursing homes, a study by the state and nursing home operators was the southwest Atlantic Ocean, just Department of Health Services said scheduled to meet Monday. east of the Bahamas. It is believed "tiak I Friday. Ms. Roberto said the Health Ser­ they die after they spawn In a study which the department vices Department launched its study The young eels migrate from the admitted “raises more questions at the request of nursing home sea to the rivers, essentially the op­ than it answers,” the agency said operators around the state. posite of the salmon Their journey there were approximately 47,000 “They felt there was a problem ta#es about a year Some go to Euro­ nurses licensed to practice in out there,” she said. pean rivers. Connecticut. The study found that “the situation Young eels are about two inches While it could not determine how for nursing homes appears to be long, flat like ribbons and severe the current nursing shortage more critical” — finding that homes transparent, except for their eyes, was, the Health Services Depart­ across the state did not seem to have when they encounter brackish water ment said it appeared a “limited” "an adequate margin of manpower where the rivers empty into the number of nurses were making to call from." ocean. themselves available for work in The demand will increase for. Once in brackish water, they un­ hospitals and nursing homes. highly specialized nurses during the dergo a metamorphosis in shape and It also said the demand for nurses next decade, Ms. Roberto said, as color, becoming round and dark in both settings was likely to in­ advances in medical technology green with while bellies. They use crease, especially in the areas of require more highly skilled nurses. the fresh water as their nursery. Several state officials attended groundbreaking ceremonies in light coat, former director of the regional school. (Herald new medical technology. “It will require more skills,” she "We could breed them — the for an expansion at Cheney Tech at the school Friday mor- photo by Pinto) “We are not certain why this is said. “That’s a drain out there. Do technology exists." Bradley said. "But the technology does not exist to ning. Among those present were John Garafalo, background so,” said Marie Roberto, the we have enough people to do that department’s director of nursing. who have the education? I don’t feed them when they hatch, " “There are probably several issues know.” Bradley said Delaware Valley involved., Ms. Roberto said the task force buys eels from fishermen, mostly in “For instance, since nursing is a would consider ways to provide New Jersey and New York The un­ 'C'> predominately female profession, more detailed information on the dersized eels are the ones sent south there may be child bearing number and type of unfilled nursing to grow and get fat problems. Is there daycare positions in Connacticut. Eel production is especially inten­ available? And we’re facing an era She said the task force would ask sive in Japan. Bradley said The when there are options available for nurses to provide more detailed in­ Japanese have increased their women, other than nursing,” she formation on yearly license renewal cultivation of eels by 15 percent a year since 1978 when iotal produc­ \ said. forms and seek cooperation from Margaret Qregan, the nutrition consultant tion was a culmination of a s udy on nutri- i'r tion was 32,000 metric tons. Ms.------Roberto was named to ••VMMhead « a hospitals oiiu and iiuioiiig nursing IIUIIICS. homes. for the Manchester school lunch program, tion done by these students at Robertson "They obviously know how to explains the values of pizza to Mrs. Carole School. (Herald photo by Pin 0 ) produce these things," he said Police nab chopper thief Vizard’s grade four students. The presenta­ BOSTON (UPI) - An Atlanta man the U.S. Marshal in lieu of $250,(X)0 1 arrested for running a red light in bail, officials said. downtown Boston is the same man Nutritionist speaks at school—i|'T^fesftw27*7 %aroiacyj Police apprehended the suspect M AMrilL'CT'L'U T ____ U r > _ r ____■ ' O w who commandered a helicopter in late Thursday night after he alleged­ MANCHESTER- The Manchester School Lunch Before the event, the January and tried to spring a con­ ly ran a red light in the city’s Grade 4 students at Program, spoke to the students made charts il­ OPEN DAILY Robertson School have students about the lustrating tllree balanced 8im to 9pm 455 HARTFORD RD. i |v - victed narcotics dealer from federal Rqxbury section. During a routine prison, authorities said Friday. identity check, police discovered been studying about good nutrients in their noon meals, using the four food MANCHESTER 643-5230 ! Jaspar A. Banks, 45, Friday was Banks was being sought by the FBI nutritional practices and meal while they ate the groups. They researched culminating activity was food. The students heard m£r^SrHr^!o charged in U.S. District Court with and U.S. sky marshals for aiding and reported on the value the visit of a registered the nutrient lecture as they X X :Xjrri!m tS Thomas Foley, executive assistant, state Department of Ad­ aircraft piracy and attempting to Wyler’s escape attempt. of protein, carbohydrates, free narcotics dealer Robert Wyler, dietician. ate cheese pizza, garden ministrative Services was master of ceremonies for the 43, from the Federal Detention A spokesman for Banks’ attorney, Margaret Gregan, the Isalad, milk and oatmeal and fats. A balanced lunch Centrum nutrition consultant for the groundbreaking ceremonies at Cheney Tech Friday morning. Center in Manhattan on Jan. 25. Frank Kelleher, said the suspect raisin cooxies.______bulletin board was created. HIGH POTENCY The ceremonies were for an expansion of the facility and were Banks was being held in custody of would fight rendition to New York. MULTIVITAMIN also attended by Gov. William O'Neill, background. (Herald MULTIMINERAL photo by Pinto) C e ntru m FORMULA Rag. 19. T9 Fines recommended NOTICE Michaels Jewelers with thit coupon EAST HARTFORD — A recommendation to set buys Old Gold and a fee of $22 to be Imposed on those who don’t stop EAST, WEST AND BUCKLAND NOW for stop signs, will be made to the Town Council by CEMETERIES Unneeded jewelry... a council subKiommlttee. I It Is rsqusstsd that oamatary lot ownsrs ramova any * Wiitchcs, Rings, Brooches, Di.imonds.ctc. John Larson, who heads the committee, said the wintar gravo daeoratlons that thoy with to kaop. " Highest prices paid proposal would call for violators to pay the fee im­ Starting Monday, April S, 1081, waathar parmllting, tha • No charge for this service mediately unless they plan to appeal it to Superior nacaaaary spring cliaan-up ol Iho grounds will bogin In Court. praparaUon lor mowlnc* otttr good tram March 28 to April 4 MMfNDSR; PlatHo llowara or dacoratlona should not The Town Council has already passed an or­ ba uaod on grave sitaa batwsan April 6 and Octobar 31, dinance glvig the police’ the power to enforce stop 1011. Billboard explains the expansion plans at expansion at the school Fridav m o rn in n sign negulatlons on roads in town parks. Before the Robort D. Harrison Our 81st Year as Trusted Jewelers OPEN SUNDAY SupsrIntsndanI ol DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER * Cheney Tech. Several state officials (Herald photo by Pinto) oi^lnance was passed such roads weren’t subject to Haittofd • Nuvs Einlam • Wesitauiis Mali * state regulations. C sm atarlss attended the official groundbreaking for the Amatica'' f itirosvMiste' risaryjnV s.t rsaee. i 'M'qc 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

\ H - THE HERALD. Sat,, March 28, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., March 28, 1981 - 9 Security confab Family hits roadblock MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Under the French proposal, which Delegates to the 35-nation EastWest is supported by the United States and security talks are trying to fan the its major Western allies, that would embers of detente, but with be followed by a European disarma­ diminishing hopes of a dramatic im­ ment conference. provement in the international situa­ At present, the Soviet Union is tion. obligated under the Helsinki agree­ Western delegates are suspicious ment to announce movements of of Soviet “peace” proposals. East more than 25,000 troops within 150 bloc representatives are increasing­ miles of its frontier. ly perplexed and angered by the The United States accused Reagan administration’s stance Moscow of contravening the "spirit against the Soviet Union. of Helsinki” by failing to notify the The conference, reviewing com­ other side about maneuvers on the pliance with the 1975 Helsinki Final Polish border recently. Act on Security and Cooperation in In making the Soviet counteroffer. Europe, has bwn in session since Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev November and has overrun its called for Western concessions scheduled March 5 closing date with which he did not specify. no sign yet of the end. The chief U.S. delegate, Max "The conference seems to take in­ Kampelman, said "vague and un­ finity as its reference point,” chief defined conditions designed to Spanish delegate Javier Ruperez weaken or distort"’ France’s lamented. proposal for a European disarma­ t ^ ment conference are unacceptable to As the meeting sinks deeper into a Washington. Lisa J. Dickt'v rut. West Germany has argued it Lisa (iriffiii Uehurali A. Koniar Linda K. IMarlin Susan Nowicki Nancy Lee Erickson must either be closed with as sub­ Western nations are united in their David J. Howe stantial a final document as possible, determination not to accept a loose or abandoned as a casualty of East- agreement on confidence building or West tensions. disarmament, ’fhey insist any "We must know where we are,” measures agreed upon must be both Engagements said Bonn’s delegation chief, Jorg verifiable and applicable to “all € Kastl. significant troop movements. ” The United States and its allies "After Afghanistan, we’ve got no Dickey-Boczar Lawton Road, Manchester. Mr. Lawler graduatetf from Corporation in Windsor. nounced by her parents, Mr. and hope the conference will bring con­ confidence left to build on, " one Mr. Leister is the son of Mrs. Bar­ Penney High School in East Hartford Mrs. Paul S. Erickson of 727 Avery crete, if small, advances in human American diplomat said. The engagement of Miss Lisa Joan bara Leister of 10 Short St., and from Computer Processing Nowicki-Corriveau St., South Windsor. rights and the extension of “military The Soviet Union in turn supports Dickey of Vernon to James Joseph Manchester. Institute of East Hartford. He is The engagement of Miss Susan Mr. Howe is the son of Mr. and confidence building measures” such a proposal, ostensibly from Poland, Boczar of Rockville has been an­ Miss Griffin attended Manchester employed at Security Insurance in Nowicki of New Britain to Danny Mrs. John Howe Jr. of 135 Terrace as prior notification of major troop for a broad conference without nounced by her parents, Mr. and High School. She is employed as a Farmington. Corriveau of New Britain has been Drive, Rockville. movements and the invitation of preconditions on military detente Mrs. Harry E. Dickey of 78 Berkley nurses aide at Manchester Memorial The couple is planning an Oct. 10 announced by her parents, Mr. and Miss Erickson graduated from foreign observers to army and disarmament, embracing Drive, Vernon Hospital. wedding at St. Joseph’s Church in Mrs. Chester Nowicki of 137 South Windsor High School in 1974, maneuvers. nuclear weapons as well. The Mr. Boczar is the son of Mr. and Mr. Leister attended Manchester Rockville. (Ohamberlain Studios Summer St., Manchester. She is employed at the Free Spirit Having stalled for months, the French proposal is confined to con­ Mrs. Edwin Boczar of 7 King St., High School and is employed as a photo) Mr. Corriveau is the son of Mr. and Lounge in Vernon. Soviet Union threw the conference ventional weapons. Rockville. What the first sweeper misses, the second wiii catch as these laundry operator at Manchester Mrs. Gay Corriveau of New Britain. Mr. Howe is employed in the Cir­ buik of the ioad, the machines aiternate positions. (Heraid into some confusion by suddenly Miss Dickey graduated from Martin-Cheesman two machines work the gutter on Bisseii Street in Manchester. On the other hand, the Soviet Memorial Hospital. culation Department at The Herald. photo by Pinto) accepting a French proposal to ex­ Union appears to imply that if there Rockville High School and attended The couple is planning a June 27 Miss Nowicki graduated from Since the iead machine in this tandem operation takes the The engagement of Miss Linda K. Manchester High School and from The couple is planning a June 27 tend “ confidence building is no progress on a new disarma­ St. Francis School of Nursing. She is wedding. (Brown photo) wedding. Martin of East Northport, N.Y., to Western Connecticut State College. measures’’ to major troop ment conference of its design, there employed at Friendly's in East Hart­ movements in the entire European ford. Ronald B. Cheesman of Vernon, has She is employed as a teacher at will no follow-up conference after Koniar-Lawler been announced by her parents, Mr. Cahill-Locke part of Russia. Mr. Boczar graduated from Cromwell High School. Madrid. and Mrs. Frederick J. Milne of Rockville High School and from The engagement of Miss Deborah Mr. Corriveau graduated from St. The engagement of Miss Cynthia Wayne, Pa. Hartford Technical School. He is Ann Koniar of Rockville to David Thomas Aquinas High School. He M, Cahill of Raydongeo Farm, Cynthia M. Cahill Mr. Cheeseman is the son of Mr. employed at Radington Counters in Alan Lawler of East Hartford has served four years in the U. S. Navy Hampton, formerly of Coventry, to Charles L. Locke Noted anthropologist Windsor. been announced by ber parents. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Cheesman of and is employed at Corriveau Dry Charles L. Locke, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Milan Koniar of 21 Linden Manchester. The couple is planning an .Aug. 29 Wall. Mrs. Richard N. Locke of Shade Place, Rockville. Miss Martin graduated from the Gap, Pa., has been announced by her AT THE NEW wedding at Union Congregational The couple is planning a July 25 Mr. Lawler is the son of Bette Mandl School, Hempstead, N.Y., and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald N, sociology, minoring in psychology. , doesn't fit stereotype Church. Rockville (Candids by wedding at the Church of the Lawler of 15 Farmstead Road. East is employed as a medical assistant Geer of Raydongeo Farm, Hampton. Mr. Locke graduated from "York Carol photo I Assumption in Manchester. (Gurskis walking human ancestor that has ever Hartford. for Federman, Lewin and Fagan in She is also the daughter of the late College with a bachelor’s degree in NEW YORK (UPI) - When photo) been found,” according to Johanson. Griffin-Leister Miss Koniar graduated from Commack, N Y. Allan R. Cahill Sr., formerly of therapeutic recreation. He is anthropologists of the future unearth the AND Johanson has given the fossil the scien­ W E W H IC H O U R G fe The engagement of Miss Lisa Grif­ Rockville High School and from Mr. Cheeseman graduated from Erickson-Howe Coventry. currently employed at the Paradise remains of Donald Johanson they may tific name, Australopithecus afarensis. Oiir mean low prices Our Q’s mean high quality fin of Vernon to Frank Leister of Manchester Community College. She Barrington (R.l.) College and the The engagement of Miss Nancy Miss Cahill will graduate in May School for Boys in Abbottstown, Pa. mistake him for a trendy city dweller and Controversy surrounds his find, however, Vernon has been announced by her is employed at Manchester University of Hartford. He is Lee Erickson of Vernon to David from York College of Pennsylvania The couple is planning an Oct. 24 not one of their own. because the 31A-foot-tall Lucy is the first When you shop at the new A&P. you'll find We believe you and your family deserve mother Jacqueline Cutress of 16 Memorial Hospital. employed as a buyer for Emhardt John Howe of Vernon has been an- with a bachelor’s degree in wedding. In his Gucci loafers, designer slacks and our new low prices everywhere you turn. known example of an erect walker who more than just low prices So you won't just imported woolen sweater, anthropologist And we've got a new easy way for you to i find new low prices at the A&P You'll also Johanson looks and acts like someone possessed a small, ape-like (400Icc.) find our special prices. We call them Green P find quality products brain. It had been thought previously that Specials. Everywhere you see a Green P. In fact, if you're ever disappointed, we'll more accustomed to digging into exotic ou'll save a lot at the A&P And we’ve got desserts at ”21’’ rather than one who rum­ a much larger brain size was necessary qive you your money back That's the ASP Flirting hasn't changed W edding Gi3reen P's galore tn the store. To help save Guarantee So come in and shop at the new mages through the ancient garbage heaps before erect walking could take place. your green. A&P The more you see, the morc you'll and kitchen middens of past peoples of Some anthropologists question the need shop at the A&P for a separate classification for Lucy. YOU’U HND LOTS OF P’s & Q’s IN OUR East Africa. COLORRJU6 PAGE CIRCUUIR son of Mr. and Mrs. Theunis Others, like the famous Leakey family Werkhoven-Zinsser And unlike traditional Freezer Packs ') Look for it in your maii or our money anthropologist reports Werkhoven of Manchester. paleoanthropologists who wear British are disturbed by Johanson’s headline- saving circuiars are aiso avaiiabie ( ! ¥ ■ Meat Specials Mrs. Kennedy Darcy of Windsor loving personality and his differing views at you ASP white suppiies last. Sandra Lee Zinsser of Manchester tweeds and smoke briar pipes and sur­ 20 lbs. of Fresh Meat FROZEN-GRADE ‘A " SEATTLE I L'Pl) — .A guy may be gradually becomes more aware ot FHtf^iRPACK NO I Besides, Givens says a spoken Locks was matron of honor. Carl round their ideas with thickets of con­ on fossil finds and evolutionary branches •• . «*• “ *fSM OPOUNOBI l> carrying a pocket computer but he's the other. and Stephen Paul Werkhoven of »’{ 0 P' 9" message is "too stro n g " The Manchester, were married March 6 Werkhoven of Manchester was his ditional clauses, Johanson is as direct as a of man’s tree. Meat Specials P ^ Meat Spectals ^ not much beyond the cave man when A man and a woman who reach the . BS ' >------REFRESHWOlPLUSDEPOSn INCT I M a RICH-FULL TOMATOFLAVOR down some. Could poor circulation and church activities. I lost my hus­ categories call June Cook at 736- Mrs. Daniel Szalontai will report speak at the University of University, will speak at Diet n te or RC Cola I® Contadina Sauce be the cause? the fluid pools in your feet. When you Woodbury, PPL’s state fund drive Connecticut March 31 on noon in the Gold Room of American Professors for band four years ago so I still carry 0632, weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the 88th State Conference held PEOULAAORDCCAFFEtNATEO I'Oa JAR DOOFOOO lie down and put your feet above the chairman. Peace in the Middle East. ENOCH WBXSEWDOD on. My problem is bad leg cramps, March 17>18 in Norwich. Mrs. “International the UConn Faculty-Alumni Taster’s Choicb Coffee r Alpo Beef Chunks DEAR READER — Most swelling level of your heart the fluid drains In Manchester, Planned Levine served in the Yehuda Matzos Timothy Welch and Mrs. James Terrorism.” Center. A discussion ses- (Tunstall) LTD OCEAN SPRAY-WHITE an a iiouio is caused by the local accumulation' baik into your circulation. which I have had for a number of Parenthood’s center was reopened British army until the end Grapefruit Juice “r 1® Qorox Bleach years. I live alone and have no one to Square Circle Club Nelson were color bearers and Mrs. DINNBnVARE of fluid that is trapped outside the , This is one of the basic points at a new site, 1 Haynes St., in of the World War II when REFRESHINOlPlUS DEPOSIT IN CT \ 0000 fO THE LAST DROP ll- ia C A N t ir i •loosen them. Theodore Colwell served as page. Classic Blue Onion Design blood vessels and inside the tissues. about swelling discussed in The September 1980 and now serves MANCHESTER - The Square he joined the Palmach, the C&CCola -"' 79* Maxwell House Coffee Also attending were Mrs. Lewis Director named From Staffordshire, England. With an injury such as a bad sprain, Health ,Letter number 11-6, It is not because I overexercise. I about 200 patients a month. Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of striking force of thei Jewish 3 just have them. Is it what I eat or Miner, Mrs. Norman Strong and MANCHESTER - candidate for a master’s OUTS TANOINO FEA TURES that may be from bleeding in the in­ Swelling: Causes and Management, PPL is a private, non-profit, Masons will have an open house underground in Palestine Elaine L. Koza of d egree In health ad­ •pRrmsnBnl Cotoro UndtrglaiMl jured area from torn small blood don’t eat? If I ever move at night I voluntary organization providing low Mrs. Szalontai, delegates; Miss which I am sending you. Others who Monday from 10 to noon at the under England. Levine •Stsin RoBiitant FORPASSOVER vessels. • . am caught. Parker, Mrs. Duane Mathews, Miss Manchester has been ap­ ministration. •F a d sp ro o f want this issue can send 75 cents cost birth control information and Masonic Temple. There will be landed in a British prison •MterowavB OvBn Safa ^ Goodman’s Macaroons DEAR READER — There are Georgianna Prescott and Mrs. Jacob pointed technical director Her professional af­ •OiaiNvaahar Salt V with a long, stamped, self-addressed services statewide. cards, pool, conversation and for his activities in the JUtCr-SWEEI-IROPICAL CALtfORNIA-JUICV SUNRISI 111 »l AU SRANOS I can’t be sure why you had Shpera, alternates; and W s. of Rockville General filiations include •Opan Stock envelope for it to me, in care of this many causes for leg cramps. Anyone refreshments. All Masons and their Palmach. Levine also Pineaj^e.,'.rr , J ir Jumbo Lemons ..99^ Ew Matzos swelling, as it is just a symptom. William Garrell. Hospital’s Department of membership in the lENDCR-SWIItENOCR-SWIlET-HEALTHFM. wmg^ U S N O M V i HiN lEHOER-CRlSP newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, Radio who has persistent leg cramps Students friends are invited. fought in the Iraell 2 M fW ; MAMSCHEWITZ .Swollen feet and legs can result- American Association of Par Oinratware I ^ G' ' o “ ld ‘ •'""I e n ^ Carrots------Z, 5 9 * McIntosh Apples ..59* S^Nuts City Station, New York, NY 10019. should have a medical examination. Respiratory Care. Independence War and the (lam p N>lh V WASHtNaTONSIATElEXTRAFANCVIUS NO KOOlDEN OR _ MICV-FlORtOA>lWV-FlORtOA SfEDLCSSlUSfEDLCSSlW i ftfW > MAMSHEWITZOR when the right side of the heart fails. From your comment, I assume Hostesses will be Mrs. Clyde Ms. Koza, a registered Respiratory TTierapy and Each *3 Purebata brief Israeli wars of 1056, Red Delicious Apples „ 5 9 * White Grapefruit 4 Swelling also results from varicose Remember that fluid runs downhill. yours occur at night; many of my honored Beckwith, Mrs. Charles Pressler, respiratory therapist, the National Board of On Out S pacial ..8 8 * Sbuit’s Matzo Meal ’This also applies to bleeding under 1967 and 1973. He has had a Club Savings veins, liver disease and less often readers swear by wearing warm Mrs. George Tonski and Mrs. holds a bachelor of science Respiratory TTierapy. Plan • the skin or from an open wound. As MANCHESTER - Four Woodcarvers degree in health sciences private law practice since 99 CALIFORNIA- "SUNKlST " U S NO 1-MAINE "B ' SI7E MANISCHEWITZOfl MOTHER S kidney disease - unless the kidney In her new position at ! socks to bed to help prevent the Leonard DeCarli. quickly as possible get the injured 1955 and has been a jour­ disease is particularly severe problem. I think the idea is to keep Manchester residents have been MIDDLETOWN - The Connec­ from the University of Rockville General Ms. Servic8forFour...0niy... 'part up and above the heart lev,el. If named to the honor roll for the nalist since 1952. Navel Oranges Russet Potatoes Gefilte Rsh Pressure can be a factor,. When . the muscles warm all night. Cold ticut Woodcarvers Art Festival will Hartford. She Is also a Koza will be responsible Savor aiam ps at 99* it is an ankle, lie down and get the Currently a visiting you sit in a chair that compresses muscles tend to cramp. winter term at Kingswood-Oxford be held April 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Al-Anon valedictorian graduate of fo r administrative ankle above the level of your head. School in West Hartford. professor of law and (uUrpL... Q Q 7 0 199 the veins in the back of the thighs for Otherwise, some people get help at Middletown High School. EAST HARTFORD - Al-Anon the A.S. degree program In management of the Cupa • 4 Saucors plui 1 2 4 -oz Properly applied pressure is also im- justice at the University of •rood A SutlBr Plaits. toa I jar a long time the buildup inpressure jrt from various medicines and some They are: Daniella Duke of 399 Highlighting the event is the car­ will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Burn­ respiratory therapy con­ hospital’s respiratory care 1011 5..9y portant in preventing swelling. Massachusetts, Levine is Porter St., Jill Dworkin, 256 Ludlow ving competition open to all high ducted jointly by department. Her duties PRICIBCFFECmf MARCHaS-APRIl 4. IM1 WE RESERVE THE RH3HI TO UNIT SAIES AHO TO CORRECT TVPOORAPMCAl IRRORt ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIL ABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAA Dt AllH S the veins may prevent the normal are helped with Vitamin E. I’m not side Methodist Church, Church St. chairman of the Com­ return of fluid from the tissues into Salt restriction and other medical Road, Barbara Kemp, 28 Plymouth school students In Connecticut. First The meeting is open to family or Manchester Community will Include staff supervi­ measures may be necessary in big on vitamin E for most things, but mittee on Economic Social you small capillaries . : it apparently does help some people Lane, and Deborah Lawler, 202 prize is |100. Anyone purchasing a friends of persons who have a College and Hartford sion and training. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS,MANCHESTER chronic swelling problems. Autumn St. Legislation qf the Israel with leg cramps. carving at the show will receive a drinking problem. Hospital. Currently she Is a Labor Party. 10 - THE HERALD. Sat.. March 2S. 1981 Courses by Newspaper IHE_HERALD. .Sal 28, 1981 - 11 Unanswered prayers Modern medicine: miracle or menace? are really answered Editor's Note: This is the lOth in a series of 15 articles Invariably, when the monopoly finally brMks down, the By CLIFF SIMPSON exploring "The Nation's Health." In this article, Stanford manufacturer’s price drops dramatically, often by Last week under the title University president Donald Kennedy discusses the con­ two-thirds or more. “No” is an Answer, too” I troversial issues surrounding modern drugs and drug It is clearly desirable to maintain good incentives for began a discussion about un­ Wings of Morning regulation. This series, written for Courses by research, but many feel that the period of exclusive answered prayer — and ended with Newspaper, a program of University Extension, Univer­ marketing through patent protection ought to be reward the prayer of Jesus in the Garden of sity of California. San Diego, was funded by a grant from enough. Proposed changes in the law would limit the Gethsemene: “Father, if thou be for Rome. God denied the particular willing, remove this cup from me" what the above letters stand for and the National Endowment for the Humanities. requirement for additional testing, and new laws in most petition of her prayer, but granted how important is the movement for Copyright ici 1980 by the Regents of the University of states now encourage,^ but do not force, generic (Luke 22:42) God denied the sub­ the substance — for it was on that stance of his petition, but ministered which they stand. They are an ab­ California, prescribing. The pharmacist’s fee remains unregulated, boat thqt he met the man who con­ breviation for ’The Association of and it varies greatly. to him and fulfilled His own purpose. verted him to Christianity that ul­ Now, to resume this analysis. Christian Universities and Colleges Clearly^ important near-term advantages to patients timately let into his sainthood. God in Asia whose members are in eight By Donald Kennedy There are some things that God was working out his purpose. can result from increasing controls over marketed drugs can’t do or at least He doesn’t seem Asian countries. ’This organization Martin Luther, that giant of the was formed to help develop “more This year. America s doctors will write over 10 drug and enhancing competition. Yet we must be sure that to. Perhaps in some other time Protestant Reformation, once intiative and responsibility in plan­ prescriptions for every man, woman, and child in the na­ these policies do not cut into incentives for research and sphere He can change a circle into a wrote: ning, working and sharing together tion product development. triangle and still keep it a circle. “A Christian knows that he is on a regional basis. It ties together In doing so, they will relieve symptoms, cure disease, Patients have an equally important longer-term stake ’This is a logical contradiction in our not refused what he has prayed 27 institutions. I can witness to the world and I have never seen it. Even and improve the health of most of their patients; but in in pharmaceutical innovation and the development of for, and finds, in fact, that he is Importance and effectiveness of if by some manipulation of the laws ' some instances — exactly- how many we do not know — new drugs that are safe, effective, and low in cost. helped in all trouble... and that some of them — for during my sab­ of physics or whatever, it could be Members of the Sacred Dance Group of Suzanne Valade, Constance Santoro, unforc.seen adverse drug reactions will produce just the God gives him power to bear batical over a decade ago I had the done, I can see no reason for it or Center Congregational Church who will per­ Elaine Law, and Beth Lersen. (Photo by Jay opposite effect. The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are his troubles and to overcome privilege of visiting several, and any good stemming from such a Stager) In the same year, America's prescription drug bill may- those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect them: which is just the same preaching and lecturing at others. form Sunday are, from left, Shirley Stager, bizarre suggestion as a test of His reach $10 billion — almost $45 per person. The industry those of the University of California, the National En­ as taking his troubles away Recently Dr. Amnuay Tapingkae, power. One time in a conversation from him, and making it no President of Payap College, Chiang that supplies these products will spend $1,5 billion on dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or about such “miracles” a wag, I longer misfortune or distress, Mai Thiland, was elected president Dancers to give sacred concert research and over $,8,000 in direct advertising lor each the participating newspapers and colleges. hope, claimed that God couldn’t open seeing it has been overcome.” of this association. He said many physician and shut a door at the same time. (Next week I will comment things in his presidential address. MANCHESTER - The Sacred The children’s choir will sing these Geres, Beth Larsen, Roberta It is not surprising that there is controversy over an Next week: Professor Paul D. Saltman of the Universi­ ’The proper retort of such a trivial further on this matter.) Here are only two items: Dance Group of Center songs and Karen Dieterle and Dennis Macaro. Constance Santoro. Shirley enterprise that is so important to us. individually and ty of California, San Diego, discusses the new frontiers of comment is, “Not only can God do — God has called Christian Congregational Church will present Santoro will offer solos. Stager, Liz Torrey, Suzanne Valade, collectively, and that combines such potential for knowledge in biomedical research. that, but you can too. Look carefully ‘‘And the Father Will Colleges and universities to per­ a special concert Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Dancers from both North and and Marsha VanZanbergen at what goes on the next time you Dance” bettering the human condition with so much economic form specific tasks in his world. in the sanctuary of the church. South Methodist churches will also power Legitimate wonder drugs, such as petlicillin and push your way through a revolving ’The Sacred Dance Group of Center The theme of the service will be participate in the dance concert with door.” Congregational Church, augmented ’They have their role just as the Second Church other antibiotics, have relieved us of many burdens of in­ large state unlversty has its own “And the Father will Dance.” The interpretations of “Hey, Hey Perhaps God can reverse history by dancers from the North and South fectious disease On the other hand, risks associated with About the author responsibility. The Christian theme is based on the scripture from Anybody Listening, " “Sing Praise," M.WCIIESTER— Events next or events, but He doesn’t seem to. I Methodist Churches will present a college need not compete but can Zephaniah. The program will include and Barbra Streisand's “Songbird,” week at Second Congregational some of the newer drugs, such as oral contraceptives and have never seen or heard of an air­ concert tomorrow evening at 6:30 Donald Kennedy, Ph.D., is president of Stanford show its competence, particulary some old favorite interpretations, The program will be appropriate Church are as follows: minor tranquilizers, raise questions about whether they plane bursting in air and then being p.m. You are more than welcome. University, where he was vice in kinds of education not such as “0 Lord Most Merciful," for all age groups and refreshments Monday — 9 a.m. Devotions. are over-used and over-promoted. put back together, a car crashing ’The service is based on Zephaniah president and provost and emphasized by other institutions. and James Weldon Johnson’s “The will be served in the Narthex Tuesday - 9 a m. Devotions; 9:30 Strong claims are heard on both sides: "We are an into a utility pole suddenly restored 3:17 (the Jerusalem Bible). Not only was a member of the biology — In the eighties Christian Creation," as well as many new following the concert. a m. Bible study overmedicated society, " or. "Drug therapy is our main back into a shiny, rumpleless will the Children’s Choir sing but the faculty from 1960 to 1977. colleges and universities do face dances inspired by the 1980 Sacred An offering will be received to help Wednesday — 9 a m Devotions. line of defense against disease. " Actually, there can be automobile, a bullet thudding into children’s Sacred Dance Group will momentous problems. 'Those of us Dance Guild Festival which many of defray the expenses involved in sen­ Thursday - 9 a m. Devotions; 7 truth in both positions From 1977 to 1979 he was J.F. Kennedy ending his presidential aid in the concert. (More details are to whom God has given the the dancers participated in last ding members of the dance group to p.m. Stewardship Committee, 7 Commissioner of the U.S. career instantly withdrawn and in an article elsewhere on this page.) responsibility of leadership must June. the Sacred Dance Guild’s annual p.m. Boy Scouts; 7:30 p.m. Sr Choir Food and Drug Administra­ restoring life back into his body. To Geoffrey Moss-polilical illusitalot syndicalert wilh lha Washinglon PosI Wrilers Group depend on power and authority Children of the church will dance festival to be held in June in San An­ rehearsal. Regulation of drugs tion, after serving for a year pray about these cited incidents is to manufacturers systematically monitor adverse reactions beyond the 'human, we must look in the concert, offering songs from tonio, Texas. Friday — 9 a m. Devotions: 11 as senior consultant in the Of- receive a “No” — and this is an In the middle of this controversy is the Food and Drug adverse reaction rates, to study new uses of drugs, and to The chuckle for a vision from God... Together, the album, “Bloom Where You’re Those in the group are: Priscilla a m. Antique Show to their drugs once they are on the market. Nor is there a answer. Life is serious and we better Administration i FDA i. the government regulatory agen­ remove drugs from distribution if problems arise. ’The fice of Science and When I was a theological let us cross the river into a new Planted,” by the Rev. Carey Landry. Baxter, Barbara Dickerman, Sandy Saturday - 10 a m. Antique Show requirement that patients receive written information be careful. Results follow facts and cy charged by Congress with overseeing the quality of the FDA could also, under the new proposals, require plain- Technology Policy. student at Union Seminary in land. Together, let us cross the about most prescription drugs. therefore we better be wise as language inserts for patients. His publications include New York City, it was a great river into a new land with God’s nation's drug supply The FDA must assure that drug Removal of a drug from the market, rnoreover, serpents (Matthew 10:16) and as ‘"The Biology of Organisms’’ privilege for me to work in Riverside covenant. products arc manufactured according to specifications requires an array of time-consuming hearings that This last measure could help with a major problem of Jesus said to man cureid at the and properly labeled, must verify that scientific today’s drug use. A large proportion of all prescription and more than 60 articles in j CTmrch where the greatest giant of Religious Services makes it difficult to deal promptly with a newly Bethesda pool, ” ... sin no more, lest the great preachers in that era (it O ur duly experiments demonstrate that a new product is safe and drugs are taken for long periods by essentially healthy scientific journals and books I recognized danger. For example, adverse reactions, a worse thing come unto thee” . was 1933), Harry Emerson Fosdick, ’The great world’s heart is aching, effective for its intended use. and must monitor the con­ people who want to control some aspect of their on the physiology of sense organs. (John 5:14) aching fiercely in the night. which may be rare enough to escape detection during was the senior minister. I heard this Andover Hebron CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies St Rockville Sai.irdav masses at 5 duct of new drug investigations. trials involving only a few hundred patients, may be com­ biological status — for example, the woman who does not God denies the petition, but And God alone can heal it, and God of God). 647 6 Middle Turnpike Rev and 7 p m Sunday masses at 0 30 story then and was recently FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Kenneth L Gustafson pastor 9 30 iPoiish) to and 11 15 a m Those concerned about drug risks and over-use want want a child and uses the pill, the middle-aggd.man who ministers to the person and through alone give light: ST PETER'S EPISCOPAL reminded of it when I came across it CHURCH of Andover. UCC. Route 6 a m , Sunday school. 10 30 a m . ser­ ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH mon enough once widespread marketing has begun to CHURCH, Route 85 Rev William the FDA to be cautious in approving new drugs. Those that person fulfills his purpose And the men to bear that message, at Long Hill Road Rev, Richard H. vice of worship, 6 30 p m evening 69 Un.on St Rev Robert L make the drug too dangerous for use. But even when that controls his blood pressure with an anti-hypertensive Questions in a publication. Actually, it is one he Persing, rector 10 a m.. Worship ser­ Note that although God did not and to speak the living word. Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship ser­ vice service laCountn pastor 9 am worship who emphasize the medical oenefits of drug therapy drug, and the person who avoids tension or depression by tells on himself: service 10 15 a m Sunday school 7 sort of problem becomes clear, legal procedures make it vice with nursery available during GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CONCORDIA LUTHERAN remove the cup from Jesus “there Are you and I my brothers, and the p m evening service often accuse the FDA of excessive caution Pointing out difficult for the FDA to withdraw the drug immediately. taking a tranquilizer. Such patients tend to play an impor­ Questions: I was awakened one winter mor­ service; 9:30 a m. church school for CHURCH, Hebron Rev David G CHURCH. (LCA) 40 Pitkin St Rev appeared unto him an angel from millions that have heard. SACRED HEART CHURCH Route ning about 2 a.m. by an exceeding­ all ages Runnion-Bareford, pastor 10:30 Burton D Strand pastor Rev David that some drugs become available in other countries The law also regulates labeling, albeit in a limited way. tant role in managing their own therapy, and they have B Stacy, associate pastor 8.30 a m 30 Rev Ralph Kelley pastor Rev 1. What are the FDA’s responsibilities in regulating heaven, strengthening him.” (Luke am.. Worship service, nursery, 9:15 ly drunk young man banging on Can we close our eyes to duty? Can Holy Communion, nursery care Michael Donohue Saturday mass at years before they are approved here, they argue that Each prescription product contains a physician insert, both the need for and the right to the information drugs? 22:43) Jesus received courage, Bolton a m , Church school classes regulation is reducing medical innovation and depriving necessary for intelligent decisions. my door. “Who are you and what we fold our hands at ease. provided 10 00 a m Holy Commu­ 5 p m Sunday masses at 7 30 9 information for the doctor about what conditions the drug 2. What are some of the things that drug laws do not strength, determination, stead­ do you want at this hour?” I CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 nion. Church School through Grade '0 30 a m and noon patients of needed drugs. fastness, ability not only “to endure While the gates of night stand open Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford 6. nursery care provided ST JOHN S EPISCOPAL is proven safe and effective for, when the drug should not regulate? ask ^. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST The history of our drug laws helps to clarify this the cross” (Hebrews 12:2) but to to the pathways to the seas? Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Manchester CHURCH Route 30 Rev Robert H be used and what side-effects may be expected. Although Costs and incentives 3. What efforts are underway to reform drug laws? "Doctor,” he replied in plaintive Can we shut up our compassions? p.m.; Sunday masses at 7.30, 915 SOCIETY East 153 VT Vernon Si Wf-llner rector S a m communion debate The first food and drug laws, passed in 1906. carry out God’s purpose by a), Rev Arnold Westwood minister 10 a m family service and church 4. What factors contribute to the high cost of drugs? and 11 a.m. GOSPEL HALL. Ctnter Street 10 patients may ask the pharmacist for this information terms, "I would like to have you Can we leave one prayer unsaid. 10 30 a m Service school protected consumers against impurities and false Drug prices, which are a combination of the price praying for forgiveness “for them” BOLTON UNITED METHODIST am., breaking bread; 1145 a m . sheet, it is written in technical language, and most people give me an explanation of the Till the lands which Hell has CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOO (Luke 23 : 34), b). saving the thief Sunday school; 7pm. gospel . M' r., M 5 » Qt(j Town Road. .dbeling. They outlawed thousands of quack remedies do not know it exists. charged by the drug manufacturer and the dispensing fee difference between Modernism Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 9:30 a m., meeting 302 Hackmatack St Rev Norman 6 blastened have been quickened from Swensen pastor. Milton Nilson • • He'. M icheim o Ricci of the pharmacist, are also of concern. Unlike hospital who wanted to be remembered church school; 11 a m., worship ser­ FULL GOSPEL that allegedly cured everything from insomnia to cancer. The FDA requires the inclusion of patient information . and Fundamentalism.” assistant pastor 8 and 11 am ’ ’ Of’ .1 ir. and 6 30 pm the dead? vice. nursery. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. Answers (Luke 23:42), c). by making provi­ worship services, nursery for infants It was not until 1938, after a sulfa drug preparation leaflets with drugs such as oral contraceptives which are care and physicians’ services, less than 10 percent of “Young man,” I said shivering, ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL 745 Main St Rev. Philip Saunders, sion for his mother (John’19;27), and 9 25 a m . Sunday Bible School VFPN'.-N UN:TED METHODIST drug costs outside the hospital are met through health in­ “Please go home, sober up, and We grovel among trifes and our CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. minister 10 30 a.m . praise, worship killed over 100 people, that Congress required that new taken by healthy people who wish to know about their classes for ages two through adult CHURCt' H u.’e 30 Rev Ma^orie d). at the very end by still teing sure spirits fret and toss. John C. Holllger. vicar. 10 a.m.. Fami­ service and Bible study: 7pm. medications be tested for safety, A quarter-century later, surance. Older citizens, who are apt to have fixed in­ 1. Assure drugs are manufactured according to come again at a more reasonable ly Eucharist: 11 a m.. Nursery nursery for infants 10 25 fo 10 55. Hues paS'O' 9 15 .» m cf»urch risks and benefits. Recently, manufacturers sued the that God would receive his spirit While above bums the vision of our deliverance service fellowship coffee time school 9 15 am wo'Ship service after thalidomide led to deformed babies in Europe, comes and to take more drugs, and government and specifications and properly labeled, verify experiments hour. Then I will be glad to program and coffee fellowship. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 Lake government over this requirement, and the FDA has (Luke 23:46). And the world knows BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL ST MARY S EPISCOPAL nursery explain the difference.” Christ upon the O ossr St Rev James Beliasov, pastor 9:30 further amendments required that new drugs be tested health insurance companies, which pay for drugs used in as to safety and effectiveness, and monitor conduct of how the crucifixion leading into CHURCH. Bolton Center Road. Rev CHURCH. Park and Church streets CHURCH OF ST BERNARD sought to strengthen its authority to require patient ’There was a period of silence, And the blood of God is streaming a m . Sunday school, 1030 am , Rev Stephen K Jacobson rector Rockville Rev John J White, pastor for effectiveness as well as safety and placed controls on the hospital, are especially concerned. new drug investigations. J. Stanton Conover, minister; 9:30 worship service. 7 p m,. evening ser­ labeling when appropriate. Easter has given comfort to millions from His broken hands and side. Rev J Gary L Hommedieu. assistant Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p m then a soft, almost inarticulate am.. Morning worship, church vice. the testing of new drugs on human subjects. The firm that develops and introduces a new drug ob­ 2. How physicians prescribe drugs, monitoring of to the rector. Rev Alan J Broadhead. Sunday masses at 6 00 I 0 a n d il3 0 as well as peace and joy. God was And the lips of God are saying: school and nursery; 10:30 a m. coffee CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, voice, sobbing bitterly; "The assistant to the rector 7 30 a m . Holy adverse reactions to drugs, information for patients hour In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. Adams Street at Thompson Road. tains at least 10 years of exclusive marketing through pa­ working out his purpose. “Tell my brothers I have died.” Eucharist. 9 a m . Family Eucharist ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST trouble is. Doctor, that when I get forum program and adult study Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor Satur­ about drugs. You have of course heard of Saint and Church School i l a m Holy CHURCH 142 Grove St Rev Richard Reform measures tent rights. Other firms may then market generic ver­ sober, I won’t give a dam.” group. day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun­ Gaps in the law 0 Voice of God, we hear Thee Eucharist E Thompson pastor 10 45 am sions of the sanje product, but only after repeating most 3. New provisions would give FDA authority to monitor Augustine. In his youth he was not a day masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and These difficulties have led to efforts to change the drug Frankly, the story offers sonie dif­ above the sh(Kks of time, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST worship service There are some equally significant things, however, of the tests performed by the first manufacturer. Gaining adverse reactions, study new uses of drugs, remove model young man (this can be Coventry 11:45 a.m. CHURCH, 1126 Mam St Rev Dr FIRST CONGREGATIONAL laws. If the approval process is to be speeded up, ficulties for me because Harry For- 'Thine echoes roll around us, and CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF that the law does NOT do. Once a drug has been shown to a foothold in a market that strongly favors the es­ problematic dnjgs from the market, and require written elaborated, but I want to get to the il­ COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN George W Webb Rev Laurence M CHURCH of Vernon 695 Hartford enabling new therapies to be marketed more quickly, disk lived high up in an apartment the message in sublime; LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Hill Rev Bruce A Pehrson. pastors Turnpine Rev John A Lacey lustration of unanswered prayer).' CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow­ Street and Hillstown Road. Wendel K be sale and effective for a given indication it can be legal­ tablished product is difficult. Physicians continue to information for patients. just across from my mother and bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, 9 a m and 10 45 a m Worship ser­ mmister Rev David C Bowlmg there must be more capacity to deal with marketed drugs His mother, Monica, prayed that he No power of man shall thwart us, Walton, bishop. 8:30 a m . Priesthood assistant minister 9 55 a m Church ly prescribed for any other, because the law does not prescribe the original brand name and, until recently, 4. Patent rights for exclusive marketing, test father-in-law. However, it is still a pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. worship; vice. 9 a m Church School, nursery that prove hazardous. no stronghold shall dismay. and Relief Society, 11:15 a.m . Sacra­ through junior high 7 30 p m . Praise school cr'b room child care 10 am would not embark for Rome where 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: 7 p.m. Bi­ ment Meeting. regulate how physicians prescribe drugs and practice laws in most states prevented pharmacists from sub­ requirements for generic prescribing, and non-regulation good story. and teaching service Worship service New provisions already enacted by the Senate would she feared his wildness would find When God commands obedience ble study and fellowship. Wednesday, SALVATION ARMY. 661 Mam St EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, FULL GOSPEL modicine Furthermore, there is no requirement that of pharmacists’ fees. 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. Capt. and Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps ;jve the FDA authority to require companies to monitor stituting lower-cost generic equivalents. even more opportunity. But, even as ACUCA and love has led the way. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN officers. 9:30 a m.. Sunday school; Canon Frederick George Scott Dale H Gustafson, pastor Rev INC 9 Ellington Ave Rockville Rev she prayed he was getting on a boat I am sure that no one could guess CHURCH. Route 31 and North River 10 45 a m , holiness meeting, 6 p m,, Michael R Lohmann. associate Philip Saunders minister SiiOdav Road. Rev. W. H. Wllkens. pastor. 9 open-air meeting. 7 p m., salvation pastor. Bryan Myers, intern Rev C 2 30 pm deliverance service An Editorial Somplf^r a.m., Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., meeting. Henry Anderson pastor emeritus Wednesday 7 30'pm deliverance worship service. UNITED PENTECOSTAL 6 30 and 11 a m . worship services. service ST. MARYS CHURCH. Route 31. CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. 9 45 a m Sunday school nursery, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Churches plan events Rev. F. Bernard Milter, pastor; Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m . Sun­ John L. Suprenant, associate pastor adult forum. Bible study il am Route 30 Rev Thomas N CoHey day school. 11 am., worship. 6.30 pastor S am and 10 30 a m worship Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; nursery p m., prayer; 7 p.m., worship NORTH UNITED METHODIST services 9 15 a m Sunday School Oratorio St. James; 8:30p.m., Scandia Lodge. p.m. Life/Work Planning, Mez­ Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH. 300 Parker St Rev Dr and adult Bible class Saturday — 8 p.m., Emanuel Hill zanine. 10:45 a m. Spruce St. Rev Richard Gray, pastor Howard L Love, pastor 9 a m and TALCOTTVILLE VERNON — ’The Senior Choir of SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 10 30 a m . worship service, nursery. What New England thinks Chapter of A.A. in Lutheran Hall, 60 Tuesday — 3:30 p.m. Pilgrim 10 30 a m worship services 9 am C(5NGREGATI0NAL CHURCH Mam St. Job’s Episcopal Church will pre­ CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev Robert K. 9:15 a m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m . in­ nursery for children 5 years Old or Strnpt and Elm Hiii Road Rev Church St. Choir, Memorial Hall; 6:30 p.m. Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a m.. Educa­ Nio\A/e sent the Lenten Oratorio, “The formal worship younger, 10 30 am Church school Kenneth E Kno» pastor 10 30 am Newport (R.l.) Daily News aren’t generally reducible to black and white, to bad and Sacred Dance Group, Mezzanine. tion for all ages: 11 a.m.. worship ser­ ST JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL wanted. warheads might be deployed in Western Europe. Seven Last Words of Christ” by aged 3 to 6th grade Worship service f s ough President Reagan doesn't have enough trou- good. It is so in the current Pakistani situation. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. Chancel vice. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St SECOND CONGREGATIONAL On Monday, Rubin, apparently after having run the Secretary of State Alexander Haig later denied that this Theodore DuBois on Passion Sunday, South Church Rev Walter A Hyszko. pastor 9am.. Jle with El Salvador, a new problem is surfacing in On one side we have a reactionary strongman little con- Choir, Sanctuary; 7:30 p.m. Faith CHURCH. 385 N Mam St Rev Dr dollar sign up and down his intellectual flagpole, backed was U.S. policy. April 5 at 10 a.m. ’The Oratorio will MANCHESTER - The following East Hartford mass in English. 10 30 a m . mass in James D MacLauchim pastor 10 regard to Pakistan. The problem is especially touchy cerned with human rights and free elections. On the be sung within the context of the Sun­ and Prayer, Robbins Room, 7:30 English and Polish a m worship service and church THE down. Navy Secretary John F. Lehman told reporters the U.S. events are scheduled for the coming FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. school; 1 1 a m fellowship hour ■since that country's President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq other, we have whatever democratic elements exist in p.m. Grace Group, Nominating Oak St- Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. Mickey Rooney and his professional colleagues deserve day Eucharist Service. 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin CENTER CONGREGATIONAL BIBLE need not honor existing strategic arms agreements with week at South United Methodist Committee, 17 Avon St. 10 a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. mor­ s owed an unaccustomed softness in dealing with the the country, but democratic elements that are allied with ^loists for the Oratorio include J. Scholsky. pastor. Saturday mass at CHURCH 11 Center Street Rev some kind of award. the Soviet Union. Within hours, the State Department dis­ Church: ning worship; 7 p.m., evening service. 5 p m : Sunday masses at 6:3C. 10 SPEAKS hijacking of a Pakistani airliner. hijackers. Herbert Kingsbury, baritone; Bruce Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Property Newell H Curtis Jr senior pastor. Monday — 6 p.m.. Sacred Dancers FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Chet Copeland associate Rubin and his clients deserve to be put on exhibit at the avowed Lehman’s assertions. Committee, Robbins Room. ST JAMES CHURCH. Rev. William Rogers, tenor; Laraine Salina, Hartford (Southern Baptist Conven­ pastor; Rev Clifford 0 Simpson, By P^^'^oners Reagan, we venture, would be happy to pass on this Bronx Zoo as an example of a dying -breed. rehearsal, sanctuary. F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V Krukowsk), President Carter lost his re-election bid in part because soprano; and Dorothy Wooding, tion). 36 Main St. Rev Charles Coley, pastor emeritus. 10 a m worship ser­ ^ ■ iE u g tn * Brawai ne lives of those being held He yielded to the one. But as president of the United States, he cannot do Tuesday — 3 p.m.; Confirmation pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., worship Rev Robert A O'Grady, team vice 10 a m. Church School 11 15 he was perceived as constantly shifting gears in foreign soprano. ministry: Rev. Edward J. Reardon, In The, fantastic antiquity nijacKers on an even more important point from the ^o. * j Class; 7:30 p.m., Women’s Prayer & Nazarene services, nursery: 9:45 a.m.. Sunday a m coffee shoppe long claimed for the earth American viewpoint In doing so. he prevented the immi­ Portland (Maine) Press Herald affairs. Unless the Reagan administration gets its “one At the close of the Seventh Word, school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and Study Group, 1208 Main St. MANCHESTER- The following FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 7.30 p.m.. Sunday messes at 7:30. 9 I into the billions of y ears i voice” act together soon, it nqay well be-in danger of “It is Finished,” the full chorus will (Lutheran Church In America), 1120 and 10:30 a m., noon and 5 p.m. is now being re-examined nent exMution of three Americans held by the hijackers. The Union Leader, Manchester, N.H. “Aside from opposing the Soviets, we don’t really have Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Workshop events have been scheduled next a foreign policy,” grumbles a Washington diplomat. going down the same confusing road. conclude with DuBois’ “Christ we all Work Area, education wing. Silver Lane Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main bv geological researchers blackmail ^can'^brfntelnrlt*^ h^* record, his surrender to We bow low in salute to Mickey Rooney, and, if Mickey adore ’Thee and Bless ’Thee.” week at the Church of the Nazarene, pastor. 9:30 a m.; Sunday School; St. Rev Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. 'The radiometric method of ‘"There’s a lot of confusion inside the government.” Thuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior 236 Main St.: 10:30 a.m. coffee hour; 11 a m. Emilio P Padelll. co-pastors. Satur­ South Windsor rock dating has been The public is invited to share in the Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study and worship. day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; Sun­ aipal w jte™ ’There’s a lot of confusion outside as well, thanks to a Tuesday - 9:30 a.m. Bible study FIRST CONGREGATIONAL day masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 and WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. seriously questioned by a .1...h.Lita'.d L’.'S s S "» "» ''' Pawtucket (R.l.) Evening Times worship service. geologists in Russia. number of conflicting public comments coming from Sharing Group at 224 Indian Hill for all - Book of Romans; babysitting CHURCH, 87 Main St. Rev. William E. noon 1790 Ellington Road Rev Harold W Trail, Glastonbury. Flynn, minister. X) a m., worship ser­ JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 Richardson, minister 9 15 and 10 45 Western Europe, and the east loJa’rd ol'd'’eIiemy diminutive, marvelously talenled star of sUge and various parts of the Reagan administration recently. And ’The general reaction to tm news that Harvard provided; 2 p.m. Crestfield Con­ Emanuel Friday — 6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir; vice. church school, child care: 11 Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a m.. Bible am,, worship service and church United Stales have taken several beatines Pakistanis screen has demonstrated that his patriotism doesn’t stop this is the administration which boasted at the outset 'researchers have detected a statistical link between valescent Home service; 3 p.m. Ver­ a.m., coffee hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; discourse: 10:20 a m . group discus­ school It is known that millions 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7:30 p.m.. ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, At least nnp rriiiimn Af u c at the box office. coffee-drinking and pancreatic cancer has been one of MANCHESTER - The following non Manor service; 7 p.m. Board of 7 p.m., youth fellowship. sion. of years are not necessary that, unlike its predecessor, it would “speak with one United Methodist Youth Fellowship. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 673 Ellington Road Rev Carl J for the formation of I ^ a k i s r a T d ^ t i r n l t e V s ^ E ^ ^ ^ ^ Having receive massive amounts of publicity when restraint. Perhaps Americans are getting accustomed to events are scheduled for the coming Christian Life and Finance Com­ Sherer, pastor. Saturday masses at 4 voice” on matters of foreign affairs. Saturday — 6 p.m.; Serving Our 1535 Forbes St. Rev. FTalph CHURCH (Missouri Synod). Cooper natural gas Work by Gulf violate Pakistan's airspace to exnre« “>6 cast of the Broadway show "Sugar Babies’’ sang the such findings. week at Emanuel Lutheran Church: mittee. Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m.. Sunday and High streets. Rev Charles W. and 5:30 p.m.. Sunday masses at Oil researchers showed But in bureaucratic Washington, where conflicting Singles potluck supper; 7 p.m.. school; 11 a.m.. worship service: 7 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a m.. Divine worship; 7:30. 9:30 and 11 a m proval. ^ ^ Moscow s disap- national anthem in honor of a group of freed hostages who Monday: 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; Wednesday — 9:30 a.m. Bible ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, that natural gas can be opinions are as numerous as cherry blossoms — and are It’s not that the public should ignore the results of Educational Workshop; 8 p.m.. p.m.. evangelistic service. Nursery at 10:15 a m. Sunday School and Youth serious research; that would be foolish. But the reaction 6:45 p.m.. Scouts and bowling; 7 study on Moses for all; 7 p.m. all services. Forum; 10:16 to 11:30 a m.. First and Rev John J. Ouinn, pastor. Rev formed from inorganic From a balance of power standnoini-^ctnesm- n f “ended the Jan. 29 performance, the show’s star attrac- routinely leaked to the press — the “one voice” theory is Vesper Service. Joseph H Keating, assistant pastor p.m., Youth Ministry Committee; Midweek service “ P artners in BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST second year youth instruction; Holy material by thermal action we cannot count on the late shL nf tion and the other members of the cast could have quietly to preliminary research — even when it’s connected to Saturday mass at 5 p .m . Sunday far easier to proclaim than to carry out. 7:30 p.m.. Concert Series Com­ CHURCH, 18 Church St. Rev. Henry Communion thS first and third Sun­ almost insianlly. This was peace in the Persian Gulf n a rnaintain accepted their star spangled publicity and let the matter the dread disease cancer — seems not to have settled Ministry,” Teen Bible study. J. Scherer Jr., pastor. 10:30 a m., day of each month masses at 6 30. 10 and 11 30 a m reported in OIL WEEK A number of “highly placed sources” in the Reagan ad­ mittee. Children’s Caravan, 7:45 p.m. worship service, child care provided CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and ST PETER'S EPISCOPAL The ouestinn ^ Pakistan, rest. They didn’t. quite properly into the midpoint between over-reaction CHURCH, Sand Hill Road. Rev Bruce lApril 5. 1971) and it The question of arming GeneralZials I Z k e t L 'q T e s ministration, perhaps inspired by tlie campaign rhetoric ’Tuesday; 10 a.m.. Old G u ard - all Chancel Choir rehearsal. for Infants through age 5. 9:15 a.m. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer end further stated than an in­ In fact, last Saturday, with president and Mrs. Reagan and put-down. We’re apparently learning to put such church school for all ages Including Steve Holt, ministers. Sunday ser­ Jacques, pastor; Rev Ronald E. the shah turned out to be of last year,-have been putting out bellicose statements retired men of community invited; 4 Center Church Thursday — 7 p.m. Cottage prayer vices: 9 a m. Bible classes; 10 a m. Haldeman. assistant to the pastor 8 organic. high temperature in the audience, the producers of “Sugar Babies’’ decided things in better perspective. adult class. 6 p.m Junior High and Added to this is the double fact that General Zia ia an il- which administration spokesman subsequently have been p.m.. Cherub and Junior Choirs; 7 meetings. School of the Prophets. Senior High Fellowships. worship; 6 p.m. worship. Wednesday: a m . Holy Communion. 10 a.m.; mechanism may have to make the national anthem a fixture. In the recent past, there have been short-term scares, MANCHESTER- Events WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH 7 p.m. Bible study. Nursery provided family service and Sunday school formed some of the largest egitimate ruler. He seized power in a military coup In forced to disavow or soften considerably. p.m., Gilbert and Sullivan r^ear- FYlday — 7 p.m. Teen activities. (United Methodist Church). 110 AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN currently producing "rtiis incurred the wrath of the owners of New York’s about a variety of things American eat, drink, smoke, scheduled next week at Center for all services. ^his airline hijacking, he was the victim himself of applet The latest incident involves Richard V. Pipes, a Soviet sal; 7 ;30 p.m., Christian Unity Com­ Congregational Church are as Saturday — 8 a.m. Men's prayer Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon Gale, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. REFORMED CHURCH. Rev Bert Van natural gas reservoirs. evidently conWted°'by'the"“frmilV"oTthriatrP=i,- Theater. A character named Arthur wear and drive, among other things. Some have proved to mittee. group, 9 a.m. Women’s prayer pastor. 0:30 a.m.. worship service, SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10.30 Antwerpen, pastor 9 45 a m.. Sunday These evidences tend to expert on the staff of the National Security Ckiuncil. Pipes follows: child care. a m., church service. Sunday school, school. 11am and 7 p m worship President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto whom Zia hia Pakistani Rubin, general manager fo the Nederlander organization be harmful, others have not. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Bible group; 6:30 p.ma Church bowling service, nursery at both services confirm other indications was quoted by a wire service as saying; "Soviet leaders • Sunday - 11:15 a.m.. New TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, and care lor small children. of a relatively young earth Study at intern's apartment; 11 meeting In Slye Elementary School. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL would have to choose between peacefully changing their More recently, a beleaguered public seenSsd to switch Member Conversations, Federation league. f While the earth's age is no a.m.. Lenten Workshop "Guilty Kingston Drive. Rev. BIm Rowley, 565 E. Center St Rev. James t. Meek, LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin deposed him, the two reportedly had chatted amiab v the grounds that, "I just don’t think that prior its reaction to such findings to disbelief. Now, though, Room; 11:15 a.m.. Children’s Sacred, pastor. 10 a.m. Bible classes; 11 a m. minister. 9:15 a m,. Church school for Synod). 300 Buckland Road Rev problem to my faith in its Communist system in the direction followed by the West Hands” ; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir, reaction seems more reasonable. People are not rushing Dance Group, Mezzanine; 4 p.m Family Herald worship service; 7 p.m.. Evening ser- all ages, kindergarten through Grade Ronald .Muetiel. pastor 9 30 a m created beginning, such in­ about the need for some military Ltion to quiet down un ®how, the audience should be asked to or going to war. ’There is no alternative and it could go Sacred Dance, MARCH Inc. vTce. Nursery provided tor all ser­ 4 continuing during the service; 10:30 worship service. 10 30 a m . Sunday formation tends to affirm to change lifelong habits until all the evidence — or least Sacred Dance Rehearsal, Sanc­ ruly Pakistani political elements ^ “P ***" the Star Spangled Banner.” either way.” ’The White House quickly put out a state­ , Thursday — 10 a.m.. Prayer You may notice how some vices. am.. Morning worship, nursery school the cred ib ility of tuary; 6:30 p.m. Sacred Dance OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Then came a murder charge against Bhutto his refusal °“‘' ment disavowing that assessment. a sufficient body of evidence — is in. . Group; 11:15 a.m.. Care and Visita­ newspapers accept advertising for provided- creationism to those of a Concert, “And The Father Will Glastonbury CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 CHURCH. (Missouri Synod) 239 more scientific bcnl. 0 ask Zia for mercv and Zia’s decisinn in’ raged. ’The producers of the musical were outraged. The ’There have been other zigzags in the administration’s . That should give sdme comfort to those who insist they tion; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 X -rat^ movies, massage parlors Main St. Rev Neate McLain, senior Graham Road 9am. Sunday ...... ^ hang the orchestra was outraged and said it would picket. Dance,” sanctuary. school. 9 and 10 15 a m . worship blighter struggle to articulate an understandable foreign policy. cannot start the day without a cup of coffee. Unfortunate­ p.m.. Confirmation dasaes; 7:30 and other businesses appealing to ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt. minister (MURCH OF (MUST Monday - S:S0 p.m.. Staff Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R of visitation and outreach 9:30 a m.. ly, the price of the brew is high enough to give you p.m.. Parish Life; 7:30 p.m., Lenten the explicit. The Herald doesn’t for a Decisions in foreign affairs- as in domestic m atters- “ Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger caused a stir meeting, Church, office; 7 p.m. Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass el 5 Sunday school, 10 45 a m., worship, Lydall and Vernon Streets mauers chorus of the national anthem regardless of what Rubin worries of a different kind. very good reason. We respect your childrens church and nursery. 7 among Europeans when he suggested that neutron worship, the Rev. William Carroll, Handbell choir, Carrier roqjn; 7 p.m.. Sunday masses at 8. 0:30 and ____ Phone: 646-2093 family too much. 11 a.m. p.m.. evening service, nursery. 12 - THE HERALD, Sat, March ^1981 Andover Planning and Zoning Ingallinera handed the gavel to stu­ forum on "Curriculum for the 80’s ; ; explained to the time-keeper, "I THE HERALD, Sat., March 28, 1981 - 13 Commission Chairman John Kostic dent Chairwoman Catterine Hussey, last night was supposed to keep their didn’t think you’d include my joke as explained why he chose to watch to open the student-Vun board initial presentations strictly to ten part of the time.” "Patton” rather than "Gone With meeting as p art of "Youth in minutes. Dr. Foster Lindley, 0 the Wind” — "I like war.” Government Day” , he quipped, associate dean of liberal arts at the' Houk accepts American League "You can’t possibly do any worse University of Connecticut, found National League Page 16 than us.” himself out of time faster than he challenge of When East HarWord Board of Tow n Talk had anticipated. As he sat down, he guiding RSox baseball size-ups Education Chairman Jerry Eiach of the four panelists at the Page 15 Page 14 SCOREBOARD Ml , Remarks portent cut in water hike increase is necessary he said this By MARY KITZMANN 41 rf'RATlON.S Hrrald Reporlcr week. MWIT* Town administration figures the UCATIONAL Tli*— '. ■ a i e V ' ' Strong fieid vies for crovizn MANCHESTER— Opposition by revenues from the increases will be one Republican and doubt from a g.'ONNCCT/Ct' invested until needed to pay bills. iBI RT-3)6^kJi ¥ y Democrat foreshadowed a trimming This will lower the amount to be PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - invited to this affair. some, lambasted by others but con­ Willie Sims is tough off the bench. of the proposed 33 percent water CF.Nt Hjl the most losses. In 1977 Marquette Perkins and forwards James Worthy borrowed for the project. With all the elements for good sider^ the best game coach in the rate increase. Louisiana State, a team in search of Of special concern is Macklin, who finished with seven defeats. The and Wood, who will try to neutralize But having these funds “sitting in theater — as well as good basketball country); and LSU’s Dale Brown (a The third consecutive 33 percent its first basketball title is also in against Wichita State needed six Hoosiers, who Won in Philadelphia in Sampson. The guards are point man the bank" rather than the taxpayers — there will be outstanding talent in "Billy Graham in sneakers” who increase proposed by Robert Weiss, search of something else — ham­ stitches in the little finger of his non­ '76 with a 32-0 record, enter Satur­ Jimmy Black and Mike Pepper. pocket worries Kleinschmidt. “We All-America Ralph Sampson and brought basketball to the Baton generai manager, in the budget burgers. shooting hand. Brown and Macklin day’s game with a 24-9 mark. Until this year Virginia did not win will probably look at how much “We’re hungry,” said star forward Jeff Lamp of Virginia, Al Wood of Rouge campus). say there will be no problem Satur­ Knight will likely start Thomas given to the Board of Directors hikes revenue will be needed this year," an NCAA Tournament game. The Durand Macklin as his team combed North Carolina, All-America Isiah Brown, who in nine years at LSU day. and Randy Wittman at guard, power­ the average water bili from $22.80 to he said. “If we re going to have 15 Cavaliers, who rolled to a 28-3 downtown Philadelphia for a late- Thomas of Indiana and Macklin of made fans forget Bob Pettit and "People don’t say ‘hello’ ful Ray Tolbert at center and Ted $28.80 per quarter. The average biil percent sitting in the bank we should record, an ACC regular-season title . night hamburger stand. "Nothing LSU. Pete Marayich, has taken a decided­ anymore,” Macklin said. "They say Kitchel and Landon Turner at before the rate increases began in decrease the rate increase" and a No. 3 ranking, are now two wrong with that.” There are also Indiana and LSU, ly loose attU"Hp toward the hoopla 'how's your hand?’” forward. Wittman has a bruised 1979-80 was $12.39. Along with the rate increase, this games away from winning it all. Tile NCAA Tournament, college two of the country’s most bruising surrounding the Final Four. While If any team is prepared for the thigh hut is expected to play. It's too much, says Republican year the department proposes drop­ . As always, the key will be Samp­ basketball’s moveable feast — ham­ teams; and North Carolina and the other teams are headquartered rigors of the Final Four it's Indiana. North Carolina won the NCAA title Peter Sylvester, who opposed last ping the minimum quarterly son. The 7-foot-4 center has been year's increase, and now serves on burgers and all — Friday entered its Virginia, lodge brothers in the Atlan­ outside the heart of the city. Brown The Hoosiers have come a long way in 1957 but under the 20-year regime overpowering much of the year, but allowance of water usage. The final stage of preparation. tic Coast Conference with their has his team based in the heart of the from the dark days of December of Ctoach Smith the Tar Heels have 2 the board's committee investigating there have been times when the minimum amount would drop from In one of the strongest and most Southern honor at stake. downtown. when they lost five of their first 12 come up empty. This season the this year's water budget request. 1.2(X) cubic feet to 900 cubic feet for a firepower was not there. How weil “How can the homeowner relate to attractive fields in years for the North Carolina looks to overcome “You’ve got to be relaxed,” he non-conference games. Heels finished with a 28-7 record, a Sampson hold up against the Tar minimum charge of $12. Final Four, LSU meets Indiana the stigma of not being able to win said while greeting well-wishers in But things are altogether different championship in the ACC Tourna­ it?” he asked. “Last year and now Jay Giles, public works director, Heels' frontline wili be decisive. Saturday (12:54 EST) in one the big game; Virginia gets its first the hotel lobby. “I could have put now. Under Knight's machinations ment and a No. 7 national ranking. this year. I definitely will oppose it. " says most minimum users are below “It is one of the finest I've seen,’ semifinal game at the Spectrum whiff of life at the top in the NCAA; them in Stalag 17 but part of the fun the Hoosiers re-ordered their lineup In the two meetings with Virginia Democrat Arnold Kleinschmidt the 900 mark anyway, and the reduc­ said Hoiland of the trio. “Each one wavers on whether the increase, ul­ with the North Carolina-Virginia and Indiana returns to the site of its is having them meet people and see and are now playing the best ball in this year, the Tar Heels twice blew will be a first-round draft pick." tion will promote conservation. contest to follow. The championship 1976 championship. the city. We didn’t come here to dis­ the country. 'Their last three tourna­ big leads and lost 63-57 at timately to fund $20 million in According to the budget document Holland said he receives littie system improvements, is needed or game will be played Monday night. There are four coaches of distinc­ co and and eat steaks — but to be ment games were executions: Charlottesville and 80-79 in overtime solace from the two victories over the 33 percent increase will cover tion; Virginia’s Terry Holland (the Maryland (99-64), Alabama- not" After more than two weeks of un- national champions. Yet, I don't at home. North Carolina. the $1.08 million in interest Birmingham (87-72) and St. Joseph’s “1 don't like it. " he said. "They imaglned upsets and mind-spinning quiet gentleman who helped put the want them to hide from it.” For years North Carolina as much “This is the NCAA championship payments when $12 million is finishes, the NCAA Tournament has 6ivaliers on the college basketball The fourth-ranked Tigers, with a (78-46). as spit tobacco juice on the shoetops (Weiss and the water department of­ borrowed in May. and there is nothing eise to think ficials) will have to show it's returned to basics: four solid teams map); North Carolina’s Dean Smith 31-3 record, have shown their ver­ “We haven’t matured totally yet,” of lowly Virginia. Now the Cavaliers about. It supercedes everything in­ warranted." The board's budget workshop on — deep in talent and extraordinarily (a coaching Institution making his satility all season. They have won Knight said following Friday's prac­ have struck back. cluding the previous games against Kleinschmidt and Pete DiRosa, the water department is scheduled well-coached — and each deserving sixth trip to the Final Four); In­ against zones, man-to-mans, presses tice. “It’s'still a way down the road. "We played two of our better North Carolina.” It’s very enjoyable to watch a team who is undecided about the increase, for after the public hearing on the to be here. Cinderella has not been diana’s Bobby Knight (revered by and stalls. Against Indiana they will games against Virginia this year,” The Cavaiiers wili have Craig The first wave of first shovelers ceremonially begins work on Morgan, wife of Rep. Chester Morgan; Rep. Elsie Swensson; grow than see it stay at the same also serve on the water rate subcom­ entire budget. The public hearing is face a vise-like man-to-man. Smith said. “If anything, Virginia Robinson. Lee Raker and Terry the atjdition to Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical Gov. William O’Neill; and Sen. Carl Zinsser. (Herald photo by LSU will go with Ethan Martin and level.” mittee. Its recommendation will scheduled for April 6 at Waddell has the advantage knowing they've Gates sharing time at forward. School. They are, from left, Rep. Walter Joyner, Mrs. Chester Pinto) Howard Carter at guard, Macklin Ranked seventh in the country, In­ figure heavily in the full board's School, with the water budget beaten us twice.” Lamp, the all-time leading scorer at and freshman Leonard Mitchell at diana has the dubious chance to decision. workshop on April 16. North Carolina will start its for­ Virginia, and playmaker Jeff Jones forward and Greg Cook at center. become the national champion with Last year the board trimmed the Last year after approving the midable frontline of center Sam will be at guard. department's request for a 50 per­ water increases, the board con­ cent increase to 33 percent, over the ducted an extra public'hearing, in­ MCC board approves sponsors objections of Sylvester and merribers suring it was in compliance with of a special mayor's committee that town charter. Any portion of the MANCHESTER - A board of passive organization. Now the foun­ tor of Manchester Memorial members agreed to be on the board recommended the $20 million bon­ budget can be commented on during sponsors for the newly formed dation is being sought to aid the Hospital; David Shefin, president of of sponsors. Kingman signs extension ding of the water system im­ the general public hearing. Manchester Community College college in financially hard times. Computer Processing Institute, CPI; MCC President William Vincent provements. Kleinschmidt, personnel director foundation has been approved by the William Cavanaugh, senior vice- said Friday that the college was Funds obtained by the foundation By United Press International in the winning run in a 4-3 Atlanta nings. earned run despite coming into camp Harry Reinhorn, chairman of the of Cheney Brothers Velvet Mills, executive board of directors. will provide scholarships, student president, Connevticut Bank andi "extremely grateful that a dis­ Trust; David Hayes, sculptor; Dave Kingman, the National victory over the Rangers. Earlier, in Montreal rookie Tim Raines had with less than a full season of Double mayor's committee, charged its notes the water rate increase could Charles Plese, spokesman for loans, emergency grants-in-aid, tinguished group of people have MCC, said Friday that 15 persons William R. Johnson, president of the League's 1979 home run king, signed a morning B game against the four hits and scored three runs to A experience. recommendations were being ig­ hurt the business. special events, equipment, facilities made a commitment to support the nored. The committee acknowledged had agreed to be on the board of Savings Bank of Manchester; Robert college through the foundation.” a contract with the New York Mets Rangers, Linares’ ninth-inning lead the Expos to a 4-2 triumph over Greg Luzinski drove in two runs and other expenses which can not be C. Barnes, supervisor of manage­ i l Friday that extends his current pact single scored the winning run in the Houston Astros. Montreal's Bill with a pair of doubles and Dick water bills would triple with the The company pays about $187,(X)0 sponsors, and its function would be met by tax dollars. A major project He said he was looking forward to ment education, Pratt and Whitney meeting with the memters and get­ for three more years and guarantees Atlanta’s 3-2 victory. Johnny Grubb Gullickson went five innings, Ruthven became the first capital improvements, before the in water bills, the second largest to provide financial guidance and will be to raise money for the he will be with the club through the was the hitting standout for Texas allowing four hits and one run for the Philadelphia pitcher this spring to 19'79 referendum, but rates were not payment, with Lydall Inc. holding assistance in the general operation proposed arts center. Aircraft Group; Raymond F. Robin­ ting their advice on how to proceed to increase until construction began. first place in water bills. of the foundation. son, national advertising managePr with funding for the proposed arts 1985 season. with a double, two singles and two win. pitch six innings to spark the Phillies to a 7-2 victory over the Detroit Reinhorn said last year. “We're competing with companies The members of the board of spon­ Scripps League Newspaper; David center and getting their expertise in “The contract we have worked out RBI. Steve Henderson collected three By agreeing to the use of their Tigers. The cleaning and lining of water down south that have lower sors are: James Troy, president of Brown, vice-president of Pratt and other areas. ■ has given me every indication New Ken Landreaux had three RBI straight hits and drove in two runs names in connection with the founda­ Tom Griffin pitched six shutout in­ mains began last summer, but treat­ overhead," Kleinschmidt said. the Vernon National Bank; William Whitney Aircraft Group; Andrew W. York is where I want to stay,” said with a two-run triple and a sacrifice and Leon Durham added a two-run tion, "the members reinforce the Nelson III, publisher of ttie East Kingman, acquired this spring from fly to pace a 20-hit Minnesota attack double to lead the Chicago Cubs to a nings and Charles Davis cracked a ment plant construction on land on Cheney Brothers, the town's oldest prestige and the authority of the J. McGurk, president of the Savings business, may look for other sources Hartford Gazette; and Robert P. the Chicago (>ibs. and lead the Twins to a 13-2 rout of 6-1 victory over the California three-run homer to lead the San the north side of Spring Street by foundation, " Plese said. Some Bank of Rockville; Frederick W. Moriarty Field is not slated until of supply to combat rising bills. Lowe, Jr. president emeritus of Lynch, president and chairman of Obituary Neither Frank Cashen, the Mets’ the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dave Angels. California’s only bright spot Francisco Giants to an 11-0 rout of members will also provide expert next year. Completion is scheduled Kleinschmidt said. MCC; William H. Hale, president of the board of the First Federal general manager, nor Jack Childers, Goltz started for Los Angeles and was Mike Witt, the 20-year-old right­ the San Diego Padres. Larry Hern­ assistance in other areas of its func­ by spring 1983. However, he noted the tripling of the Heritage Savings and Loan; Savings and Loan Association of Kingman's agent, would divulge the gave up thfee runs and four hits hander who continued his strong bid don had three RBI with three singles tioning. and Darrell Evans hit a two-run dou­ This year's request immediately bills will come sooner or later. The George T. LaBonne, president, East Hartford. Thomas H. Gamer terms or the value of the contract. It before leaving after the first inning for a spot on the staff by allowing as the Dodgers fell to 6-11 in exhibi­ ble to pace the Giants’ 14-hit attack raised Sylvester's ire. question facing the Board of Direc­ The foundation has been in LaBonne Life Insurance Agency; Although an effort was made by ELLINGTON - Thomas H. is estimated, however, that the pact only a single in three innings. In 14 tion play. against four Padre pitchers. I just don't think another sizeable tors, is when. existence for 12 years, but has been a Edward M. Kenney, executive direc­ the college, no women or minority Gamer, 65, of 125 Orchard St., died is worth approximately $4 million. innings. Witt has allowed only one Francisco Barrios pitched one-hit Thursday. He was the husband of “The contract contains numerous ball over the first seven innings as Carrie (Franz) Gamer. incentive clauses — more than any I the Chicago White Sox defeated the Joyner blasts O'Neill He was born in Bloomfield and had, ever before negotiated,” said Pittsburgh Pirates' split squad 6-1. Lackadaisical Celts lived in Ellington most of his life. He Cashen. Barrios struck out two and held the was a member of Fayette Lodge of Kingman also predicted that he Pirates to a first-inning single by Masons. could duplicate his 1979 season with on no spending cuts Tim Foli. Mike Squires and Russ Besides his wife he is survived by the Cubs, during which he hit 48 upended by Pistons Kuntz had three singles apiece as the two daughters, Mrs. Earl Carol homers and drove in 115 runs. White Sox, 12-5, scored six runs BOSTON (UPI) - Terry Tyler HARTFORD— In View of what he nor authority to cut an additional 5 Kloter of Tolland and Mrs. Sharon In exhibition play, Rufino Linares Long finished with 20 points, while against Bob Owchinko, Pittsburgh's tossed in 27 points, 14 in. the final says are the prospects of the percent from the current state Petzko of Rockville; two brothers, went 2-for-2 in game winning hits Benson added 19, Keith Herron 12, offseason acquisition who was period, to pace six Detroit players in Democratically-controlled General budget. Rep. Joyner said that simple John Gamer of Andover and Albert Friday, with his big one coming in an Phil Hubbard 11, and Wayne Robin­ making his first start of the spring. double figures Friday night and lead Assembly raising taxes soon to cover arithmetic shows that O’Neill can Gamer of Bloomfield; two sisters, There’3 a lull before the storm as Virginia’s 7-foot-4 Ralph afternoon game against Texas when son 10. this year’s deficit. State Rep. Walter cut $45.65 million from the present his ninth-inning pinch single knocked Owchinko gave up 10 hits in five in­ the lowly Pistons to an 115-90 Rick Robey and Larry Bird led the Agnes Moylan of Wethersfield, Sampson does stretching exercises before a warm-up for triumph over the uninspired Boston H, Joyner, R-Manche'ster, $2.75 billion budget during these last Louise Moberg of Granby; and four Celtics with 14 points apiece while Celtics. questioned why the governor has not few months of the fiscal year. granchildren. today’s 'Final Four* clash with North Carolina. Head Coach Gerald Henderson added, 11 and The lackadaisical Celtics played exercised the power to cut current "By not using the power to cut Funeral services will be Monday Terry Holland (right) and assistant coach Jim Laranga talk in Kevin McHale 10. Whalers still alive as if they had nothing to gain from a spending given to him almost two state spending now, the people will at 11 a.m. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 background. (UPI photo) victory, and they didn’t. Boston can months ago. be put in the position of having to pay Ellington Ave. Burial will be in Rockets have hope still clinch the Atlantic Division title Rep. Joyner said that a few days off a deficit, thus raising taxes. Grove Hill Cemetery. Friends may and home court advantage for every HOUSTON (UPI) - Moses ago he was questioned by two per­ “The state’s excessive taxes are call at the funeral home Sunday in besting Capitals Malone, Bill Willoughby and Robert sons within a matter of hours about forcing the elderly out of their playoff series with a victory Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Herald Angle over the Philadelphia 76ers. Reid combined for 57 points Friday when the state was going to start homes and businesses to either leave donations may be made to the LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Dave Capitals margin. night to lead Houston to a 91-84 vic­ cutting its spending. One person or cease existence. Keon, Blaine Stoughton and Mike Mark Howe fed Stoughton tor a The Pistons, who have the NBA's Ellington Ambulance Service second-worst record, never trailed tory over the Kansas City Kings and asked it the stage was being set for "The people can no longer tolerate P.O.Box 236 Ellington, 06029. Fidler scored first period goals close-in shot during the first of the keep the Rockets in the playoff pic­ By EARL YOST Sp«>rt» Editor two penalties. Five minutes later, in sending the Celtics to only their instituting a state income tax, the current tax structure imposed by Friday and the Hartford Whalers ture. V Joyner said. Fidler circled the Washington net to third defeat this year at Boston the state and certainly will not put In Memoriam kept their slender playoff hopes alive The win enabled the Rockets to re­ On Feb. 4, a bill was passed by the up with any increases,” Rep. Joyner with a 5-3 v icto ry over the stuff the puck in behind goalie Gary Garden. John Long, Kent Benson and In loving memory of Duncan D. Phil Hubbard scored Detroit’s first main a playoff possibility in the General Assembly giving the gover­ said. Kennedy who passed away March 29, Washington Capitals. Inness. Stoughton and Tom Rowe Notes off the cuff scored Hartford’s insurance goals in 18 points as Detroit raced to an 18-6 Western (Conference of the NBA with 1972. The triumph, which left Hartford one game remaining in San Antonio Hall’s Arrows indoor range in Middle Turnpike and new members the third period. lead after a 12-0 spurt early in the with a mathematical possibility for on Sunday. Kindergarten signup set Loving memories keep you ever close to Manchester will be the scene this are most welcome. Meeting starts at the playoffs, was a blow to Washington started early with game. our hearts. weekend of the New England 7:30...CBS will feature the NBA Mike Gartner converting a the registration process. Washington’s playoff chances. The BOLTON — Kindergarten Archery Championships. Open to the finale Sunday afternoon between breakaway 26 seconds after the As a follow-up to registration, Sadly missed by wife, children, Capitals s ta rt^ the night with a 1- indiana whips Bullets registration for the next school year grandchildren and great-grandchild public, shooting starts today at 2 Boston and Philadelphia starting at 1 point lead over Toronto and Edmon­ opening faceoff. It was the 15th will be held daily at the K-4 building there will be a screening of the o’clock and Sunday morning at 10. Up o’clock with the Atlantic Division ton in the three-way fight for the last straight game in which the right that was four points at 78-74. Knight business office, March 30 through children on May 4 and b. I'ms for grabs will be $8,000 in prize championship at stake...National INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Mike two playoff spots. Washington and winger had scored a point. Dennis Bantom scored 20 points and Billy hit 12 of his points in the period. April 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. process will provide early identifica­ In Memoriam money...Maynard Clough report the League baseball umpire Eric Gregg Toronto have four games left to play, Ververgaert made it 3-2 midway Knight added 18 Friday night to lead The Pacers built their lead to 17 A child must be five yqars of age tion of student educational needs in In sad and loving memory of Sabrina Golf Clinic staged for members and will sport a new look this season. The through the second period when he speech, vision, hearing, developmen­ Edmonton has five. the Indiana Pacers to a convincing late in the third quarter and on or before Jan. 1, 1 ^ , to enter Jean Rivera, who departed March 29th, friends at the Mancheter Country arbiter has shed more than a hun­ put-in Pat Ribble’s rebound, 1980, after only two days of life. Power play success proved crucial 122-107 win over the Washington Washington worked to within 10 with Governor William O’Neill joins Hartford beer distribution warehouse. The 70,000 kindergarten. A validated birth or tal growth and learning disabilities. Club this week attracted 100 golfers. dred pounds and at last report was Tim Tookey scored for Washington Appointment dates for the screening for Hartford* as the Whalers Bullets. 4:37 remaining in the game, 108-98. Distributors officials and town officials in square foot building is twice as big as the baptismal certificate is required for We never lose the ones we love. Bob Kay and Ralph DeNicolo, down to 250...Tenth annual Spring capitalized twice on penalties on Bob on a pass from Bengt Gufstasson Indiana again put on a burst to lift registration. The child does not have will be arranged at the registration. Although we have to part. yeteran pros, explained the do’s and Sizzler at Stafford Speedway will be The game set up'a season-ending cutting the yellow ribbon to open the new Kelly after Keon had erased an earlv with just over two minutes to play. showdown Sunday between Indiana the advantage to 18 at 116-98. company's old facility. to accompany the guardian during On April 30, ‘at 8 p.m., the They live on in our memory don’ts of the sport...Tip of the straw staged April 11-12 with $50,000 and Chicago in Market Square Arena James Edwards and Johnny Davis Preschool Sqreening Committee will And deep within our hearts skimmer in the direction of Tommy guaranteed the drivers...UConn will meet with parents to review the for second place in the league’s Cen­ added 16 points each for Indiana Sadly missed by her Grandparents, O’NelU, Wally Fortin and Jim play an 11-game football schedule 76ers overpower Cavs while the third starter Dudley process and to answer questions. Moriarty. The latter will be saluted next fall wi& only four of the starts tral Division. Pete and Bev Fultz; and her Indiana broke open a tight game in Bradley hit 15. Kevin Porter topped O'Neill opens new Buckland warehouse For further information, contact one week from tonight as the Man- at home. Season opens Sept. 12 at Aunts, Debbie and Shelly; RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - the first four minutes to cut the lead Washington with 20. Greg Ballard hit the school at 643-241L of-the-Year by the Hartford Gaelic Bucknell. Home starts will be Sept. the third quarter, scoring the first By PAUL HENDRIE than the coolers at many breweries,” and her Uncle Peter.'. Rookie Andrew Toney came off the to 74-69, 16 and Elvin Hayes and Mitch and walls keep noise and smell from lub. He has been a conunltteemen six points of the session for a 70-60, proclaimed Hollander. 19 Northeastern, Oct. 3 New bench to toss in 24 points and Julius The 76ers then put together a 21-8 Kupchak scored 15 each. Herald Reporter penetrating the warehouse. for years with road racing Hampshire, Oct. 17 Holy Cross and The closest the Bullets came after MANCHESTER — Governor William Hollander also described an energy- "We have white jires on our forklifts, so Erving added 21 Friday night to pace scoring spree in the next six minutes promotions In Manchester. O’Neill Oct. 31 Massachusetts. the Philadephia 76ers td a 138-117 to put the game out of reach. O’Neill joined officials of Hartford efficient automatic ventilation system they don’t mark-up the floor,” noted and Fortin were tabbed to receiye Distributors Inc. Friday in opening the that takes advantage of outside air to cool Hollander. victory over the Cleveland Darryl Dawkins added 20 points awards at the annual Manchester Cavaliers. for Philadelphia while Mike Local booter squad new $2 million warehouse and distribution the 20,000 square foot area where the beer Chamber of Conunerce "M" dinner End of the line Hollander said it was a day of celebra­ After Philadelphia, behind Er- Mitchell, who needs only eight points center in the Buckland Industrial Park. is stored. April 4. O’Neill is a former boxer tion for him. PEARL Soccer buffs in the area will have a ving's 13 points, raced to a 36-24 to become the first Cavalier to hit 2,- “Where do you keep the Clydesdales?” In addition to housing beer, the facility a ^ Fortin has long been connected "I purchased Hartford Distributors 18 chance to watch the fine Manchester first-period lead, Toney came in and 000 points in one season, topped quipped the governor, as he siiced the is the center for bottle and can recycling. with sports in Manchester. Fortin outdoors on Sunday yellow ribbon to open the facility. Hart­ Company officials said they can handle years ago,” he said. “I put every dime I TV and APPLIANCES Soccer Club in action Sunday after­ added 12 second-period points to help Cleveland with 30 and Kenny Carr had in the whole world into the purchase. will be in Ireland and a family noon at Manchester High against the added 24. ford Distributors is the local distributor of 14,000 cases of empty containers a day. the 76ers grab a 71-54 advantage. The Undefeated in six Connecticut In­ Inca, 4-2, last Wednesday evening in When we started, we had seven trucks^and member will accept the award. Americans of Kearney, N.J., in an Anheuser-Busch products. Bottles and cans are separated before Cavs bounced back in the third door Soccer League starts, an indoor bout at the Glastonbury In- • being shipped-out for recycling. about 20 employees. Today we have 42 /■ U.S. Amateur Cup game at 2 period and qutscored the 76ers 15-3 in Bulls triumph door Soccer Facility. Tom Cleary o’clock...Jack Bowers i^ll head the Manchester Soccer Club will host the Jules Hollander, company president, "It’s a labor-intensive, costly trucks and over 100 employees.” had two goals and Greg DeNies and No Stand VFW Golf League this season at the CHICAGO (UPI) — Dwight Jones Kearney, N.J, Americans Sunday then led local government officials and operation,” said Hollander. "But it works. Brand Names You Know Trail Blazers breeze Rick Derella one apiece for the Governor O’Neill described himself as Manchester’s Board of Directors Skungamaug golf course in Coven­ scored a season-high 29 points to lead afternoon at Manchester High's merchants on a tour of the facility. It keeps our retailers happy and we think “still a little tavern keeper in East Hamp­ failed to take a posltlye stand In the' try, play starting April 27...Baseball DALLAS (UPI) - Billy Ray Bates the Chicago Bulls to a 108-83 victory Memorial Field at 2 o’clock in a locals. The 70,000 square foot building has a it’s the cleanest, most efficient way to Former Manchester school per­ ton.” He said the new facility would recreation department issue and players and coaches are invited to sit and Kelvin Ransey took turns over the Atlanta Hawks Friday fourth round U.S. Amateur Cup bout. capacity for 3^,000 cases of packaged cope with Connecticut’s container deposit formers with the squad include Blaz good for local business, by providing With Service You Can Trust once again Its appears to haye been in on the rules Interpretation throwing in long-range shots in the night. The locals, sponsored by Moriarty products and another 10,000 half laws.” Stimac, Randy Swanson, DcNies. Manchester and the state with taxes and too hot an Issue for the elected of­ meeting of the Manchester Chapter second half Friday night to pace the It was the Bulls’ seventh straight Bros., drew a first round bye before barrels of drought beer. The recycling room is segregated from Tim McConville, Ed Kennison, Brian jobs. ficials to tackle publlcally...Silk City of Approved Umpires Wednesday Portland Trail Blazers to an easy triumph, equalling their season high, whipping Bedford, N.Y., and This is possibly the biggest cooler for the storage facilities for sanitary pur­ M anchester Beggs, Phil Stoneman and Mario Ad- The governor then poured himself a 649 Main St. 643-2171 Strlders will meet niursday night at night ay 7:30 at the West Side 123-109 conquest of Dallas in the and their 12th win in the last 14 Franklin Long Island. draught beer anywhere, it’s even bigger dabto. poses, Hollander said. He said thick doors beer. the First Federal Sayings on West Rw...Have a nice weekend. Mavericks’ final home game of their games. The MSC hooters stopped Hartford \ inaugural season. 14 - THE HERALD, Sat., March 2S, 1981 THE HERALD. Sal., March 28, 1981 - ES Pitching to dominate in National Rookies bidding for jobs in camps *PAA^DA O I m /TTnTV —fi—_ America AnvAoiMA — Joe¥a a Charboneau ofa / t_ ai • • . TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - They often season in the major leagues. Valen­ Teutsch, a submarine throwing Wilson is not the only rookie being Denver of the American Association, "This is the deepest pitching staff for the NL West crown with the Los card is the bullpen, where Neil Allen NEW YORK (UPI) - There are Rose, NL MVP Mike Schmidt, Garry offense than any team in the league come from small towns like Cleveland and Steve Howe of Los zuela, a chunky le ft-b ^ e r from relief pitcher, has impressed White thrown into the everyday spotlight. has impressed Manager Frank I've seen in my 30 years in Angeles Dodgers, losers to Houston Maddox, Manny Trillo and Bake and Jeff Reardon rank among the Angeles — both jumped from Double enough powerful arm s in' the with the likes of Bob Homer, Dale Douglasville, Ga., and Jamestown, Mexico, went unscored upon in 18 in­ Sox Manager Tony LaRussa with his Outfielders Terry Harper of Atlanta, Howard this spring with his ability to National League this season to con­ baseball,” pitching coach Mel in a 1-game playoff for the division McBride and the defense is still first league’s best. La., and they are blessed with an A into national prominence. In each Murphy, Chris Chambliss, Gary nings of relief with the Dodgers at ability to get out left-handed batters, Tim Raines of Montreal and Gary hit the long bail. In 123 games for Wright savs of the defending NL title last season, beginning to creak Chicago— The Cubs have chosen of the last four years, at least one sider a SALT convention. rate. But youngsters Marty Bystrom Matthews and Claudell Washington. ability to hit baseballs over buildings the end of last season and he is being even though he is right-handed. The Ward of Minnesota and first Denver last year, Bass hit .333 with West champion Astros. "We've got with age. to start a rebuilding program. They Strong young pitching arms, the and Bob Walk (if he’s not traded) But the pitching is too thin to rate or knock those buildings down with player has made a similar jump to groomed as a possible member of White Sox are sorely in need of a baseman Randy Bass of San Diego 37 homers and 143 RBI. He also im­ seven starters who have proven they Montreal, which lost out to have a future star in outfielder Leon kind around which pennants are will have to continue to pitch the way them as serious contenders. Phil fastballs in excess of 90 miles an win the rookie award. the starting rotation this year. reliever who can stop left-handed all are being given the opportunity to pressed by striking out only 64 times can win in the big leagues and three Durham and they could have one of hour. built, are plentiful in the NL this Philadelphia for the NL East crown they did last year for Phillies to Niekro, Gaylord Perry and John Most of the best rookie players are Crawford, who pitched last season hitters and LaRussa admits he may piay regularly. in 450 at-bats, a rarity for a power of the best relievers in the game.” last season on the final weekend, the league’s better defensive in­ still in Triple A but very often need season. In fact, there is so much repeat. Steve Carlton and Dick Montefusco are the Braves’ best They aren’t as naive as they once for Bristol of the Elastem League, be forced to keep Teutsch despite his Harper, a right-handed hitter from hitter. The Cincinnati Reds’ pitchers may appears ready to bring a pennant to fields. With the exception of Rick dictates their being called up to the pitching that the two divisional pen­ Ruthven are only proven starters. known pitchers and both Niekro and were but there’s still a wide-eyed in­ impressed the Red Sox late in the lack of experience. Douglasville, Ga., batted .279 with 13 Other rookie pitchers to watch this not be as well known as the Astros Reuschel, though, the starting big leagues before Aug. 1 of the nant races could easily go down to Canada. The Expos also are deep in Bullpen is in veteran hands with Tug Perry, are over 40. Rick Camp, nocence about them. They don’t season after being brought up and Leary and Show also may force homers and 72 runs batted in for season are Marty Bystrom of but Manager John McNamara thinks pitching — a quality which appears pitching is weak and the absence of preceding year, thereby eliminating the final week of the season as they McGraw and Sparky Lyle. though, is one of the league’s best arrive in tattered suits carrying all new manager Ralph Houk already their managers to keep them. Voted Richmond, Va,, of the International Philadelphia and Lee Smith of the Sutter leaves a gaping hole in the them from Rookie of the Year con­ did a year ago. they're every bit as good. to be not as plentiful among the St. Louis—Herzog made some relievers. their belongings in a carpettog like has named the 6-foot-5 righthander the Most Valuable Player in the League last season and has im­ Chicago Cubs. “The names are not household division’s other leading contenders. bullpen. sideration the following season. If pitching is, as they say, 90 per wholesale changes during the winter San Diego—Frank Howard, a the rookies in all those dime store to his staff this season, following his Texas League last season after pressed with his lusty hitting in Bystrom, who failed to qualify for names,” says McNamara, “but they Weal cent of baseball, then the three "To me, Montreal is the strongest in an effort to field a more com­ slugger during his playing days, in­ novels but their goals are the same This year there are more than performance in the exhibition posting a 15-8 record for Jackson, spring training games. He wili start Rookie of the Year honors last have ability and they kept us in the three dozen outstanding rookie strongest teams would appear to be club in the division,” says Joe Torre, petitive team this year. The biggest HouBton—They say you can’t herits a team that can’t hit for power as they’ve always been — to play in games. Miss., Leary was expected to open in ieft fieid for the Braves. season because of a spring training Houston, Cincinnati ~^d Montreal. rjjce up until the last four games last manager of the New York Mets. acquisiton was Sutter, one of the top have too much pitching but the but can run. Ozzie Smith, Gene the major leagues. prospects in the major leagues who The most talented prospect of all the season with the Mets’ Triple A Raines, a 21-year-oid switch hitter injury, opened the season at Astros may have too much. With could figure prominently in their All three boast young staffs whose year.” “They got so close last year. They relief pitchers in the majors. Lez­ Richards and Jerry Mumphrey all In a sport where 95 per cent of all already has been sent out but club at Tidewater, Va., but he has from Sanford, Fia., began his pro Oklahoma City but was called up by seven starters, there just isn’t team’s fortunes. As many as 10 of pitchers not only have strong arms Most baseball observers believe proved they can do it. The big ques­ cano, an outfielder, and pitchers Bob stole over 50 bases last season, so the youngsters who sign professional probably is being groomed for looked quite good in the exhibition career as an infieider. He has been the Phillies for the stretch run and enough work for everybody and that those players will be niaking the but good heads to boot. that the Astros and Reds will joust tion is, how much are they going to Shirley and Lary Sorensen also were look for Howard to turn ’em loose contracts are releas^ after one or Baltimore’s first possible opening. games and the Mets are not exactly switched to left field by Expos was instrumental in their cham-' miss Ron LeFlore (now with the obtained through trades and are can cause manager-player even more this year. It’s too bad he two seasons, to make the major jump from Double A if they stick He is Cal Ripken, Jr., son of Orioles’ pffehing rich. Manager Dick Williams to take ad­ pionship season. The 22-year-old Chicago White Sox)? He made peo­ being counted on heavily. Even with problems. But it’s a problem can’t cut his pitching staff loose, too, leagues of pro baseball is still con­ with the big league team. coach Cal Ripken. Young Cal hit 25 Show has been the closest thing to vantage of his speed and fill the gap right-hander was 5-0 with a 1.50 ERA ple behind him better hitters.” those two, the starting staff is not Manager Bill Virdon Isn’t worried but somebody has to pitch the ball. sidered the ultimate athletic Included in the list of top rookie home runs for Charlotte, N.C., of the a phenom in the Twins’ camp. A non­ left by the departed Ron LeFlore. for Philadelphia and also performed There will be two new managers in very deep. Club is also counting on about. Sutton, Nolan Ryan, Vem When John Curtis is the best achievement. The rookie stands as prospects who played at the Double Southern AssociaUon last year and roster player who spent last year at who played out his option and signed well in the postseason competition. the NL this season — Frank Howard newcomer Darrell Porter to regain Ruble, Joe Niekro, Knepper and Ken holdover you have from last year’s the proud symbol of that achieve­ A level last year are catcher Chris compiled a .330 average in winter Orlando of the Southern Association, with the White Sox, Raines led the Many scouts consider him to be at San Diego and Frank Robinson at old form and help make some of the Fqrsch are all quality starters with staff, you’ve got big troubles. The ment. Bando of Cleveland, pitcher Steve ball in Puerto Rico. Show posted a 1.80 earned run American Association in batting last the second best pitcher on the San Francisco. Two other managers offense lost through the departure of Joaquin Andujar also able to step in departure of Rollie Fingers, traded Years ago the best rookies usually Crawford of Boston, pitcher Mark Former Orioles coach Frank average in winter bail and has been season by hitting .354 for Denver. He Phillies' staff behind Cy Young — Joey Amalfitano at Chicago and Ted Simmons, but that may be too in an emergency. Joe Sambito, Dave away during the winter, doesn’t help came from Triple A clubs after Teutsch of the Chicago White Sox, Robinson, now manager of the San just as impressive during the exhibi­ also stole 77 bases. Award winner Steve Carlton. Whitey Herzog at St. Louis — will be much to expect. Cardinals will score Smith and Frank LaCorte give the matters either. Fingers was the working their way up the ladder pitchers Andy McGaffigan and Brian Francisco Giants, calls Ripken tion season. Ward, considered a late bloomer Smith also impressed during the starting their first full seasons after runs but will probably give up too Astros the NL’s best bullpen. The in­ club’s true "saving grace” as one of through the various minor league Ryder of the New York Yankees, “another Bob Homer” with the bat. The Mets have the biggest array of at age 27, earned a chance to play last month of the season after being being named interim managers last many to be a serious contender. field defense could be a source of the league’s top relievers. rungs. Only occasionally did a player catcher Matt Sinatro of Atlanta, Teutsch and Sinatro may have regularly late last season when he called up by the Cubs from Wichita 2 outstanding rookie prospects. season. headaches but Virdon insists it will San Francisco—New Manager make the big jump from Class A or pitcher Fernando Valenzuela of Los earned spots by their play in spring Besides Leary, outfielder Mookie batted .463 and drove in 10 runs in of the American Association. He Some of the player shifts within be better than last year. Astros still Frank Robinson will have his hands Double A. Angeles, pitcher Andy Rincon of St. training. Sinatro, who hit .278 for Wilson and infielders Hubie Brooks just 13 games. Last season he hit .282 went 2-0 with a 2.86 ERA in 18 games the league include relief pitcher don’t have much power but in their full trying to mold Giants into a com- But in recent years that trend has Louis, pitcher Tim Leary of the New Savannah, Ga., in the Southern and Wally Backman should make the for Toledo of the American Associa­ as a reliever and the Cubs are hoping Bruce Sutter moving from Chicago home park they don’t need much to petitve club. Robinson doesn’t have changed. Last season the two York Mets and pitcher Eric Show of Association last year, has hit well in club this season. Wilson, in fact, is tion in 128 games. the 6-foot-5. 220-pound Smith can fill to St. Louis: third baseman Enos win. much to work with, except for a players voted Rookie of the Year in Minnesota. the exhibition games and could make being handed the starting right field Bass, a powerfully built slugger the void in the bullpen that was Cabell from Houston to San Fran­ Cincinnati—Reds are second only bullpen which is highly rated. their respective leagues by the Of those 10, only Valenzuela and the club as a backup to Bruce spot after hitting .295 and stealing 50 who was voted the Minor League created by the trading of Bruce cisco; pitcher Don Sutton from Los to the Astros in the number of quali­ Pitcher Vida Blue and outfielder Baseball Writers Association of Crawford are guaranteed to open the Benedict. bases for Tidewater last season. Player of the Year last season at Sutter to the St. Louis Cardinals. Angeles to Houston; pitcher Bob ty starters. Tom Seaver, Frank Jack Clark are about the only Knepper from San Francisco to Pastore, Mario Soto, Charlie players Robinson has of All-Star 8 Houston: and outfielder Dave Leibrandt, Joe Price and Mike caliber. Well, Robinson wanted a Kingman from Chicago to New LaCoss aren’t exactly chopped liver. challenge and he’s got it. Tennis tips York. Johnny Bench has c a u ^ a few Veterans from the American furrowed brows by his decision to Houk strict disciplinarian League include Sixto Lezcano of St. P iiuburgh—The Pirates are catch only twice a week but Manager By Tom Casalino Louis, Bob Bailor of New York, Vic­ beginning to wear down. Willie John McNamara feels that problem U.S.P.T.A. with Tom WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - “I had never spent any time with tor Cruz of Pittsburgh and Gaylord Stargell may be finished with a knee will work itself out by midseason. Maybe it’s the city of Boston’s my family or my wife and 1 had Perry of Atlanta. injury and Dave Parker is Reds have a nice blend of youth and Basketball heritage that has spawned a lack of never played a game of golf. I'll get Here is a capsule summary of each recovering from knee surgery. Bill experience which could culminate in discipline among the troops who- to fish when the fish are biting and club, by division: Madlock and Tim Foli also have a pennant. Hit crosscourt! have worn the uniform of the Red do a lot of the things I'd never done. East been aching and the Pirates can't af­ Lob AngelcB—Dodger blue is star­ The game of tennis is similar in Tracy Austim hitting tennis balls Sox over the last two decades. IVIonireal— Strong pitching with ford many injuries. Also, the ting to fade. The entire infield and nature to the sport of boxing. Each is back and forth down the middle of After all, during colonial times "1 was very happy in Detroit. The starters Steve Rogers, Scott Sander­ pitching staff will never inspire a the two front line catchers, Joe the court. How many shots would be Boston was a city that fostered in­ people there were very happy at the BUSINESSMEN made up a series of punches and son, David Palmer, Bill Gullickson sonnet, although the relief corps is Ferguson and Steve Yeager, are counterpunches design^ to lead up hit in a point? How many hours dependent thinking. The citizenry time I retired. Everything was going and Bill Lee. The Expos also are among the league’s best. Manager over 30 and beginning to show signs American League standings — would the matches last? How long always has been noted for taking ac­ well. We had made a lot of changes, Manchester Cycle 14-1. DiRosa to a finishing blow. In tennis, young and hungry and boast a potent Chuck Tanner, though, will remain of age. Outfielder Reggie Smith, a however, each point is, in itself, an before we die of boredom? tion against tyranny in any form. the young players were coming batting order with Gary Carter,’ An­ optimistic, even if the stadium key figure in club’s pennant winning Cleaners 12-3, Filloramo Construc­ Fortunately for us, the players It has been said that sports are a through and I thought, 'well, if tion 12-3, Buffalo Water Tavern 5-10, individual bout. dre Dawson, Ellis Valentine, Larry collapses. season of 1977-78, is considering The fundamental punch is the above and most knowlegable others mirror of our society, and so it is you’re going to retire, retire when Parrish, Warren Cromartie and New York-The Mets have im­ retirement because of an injured Sportsman Cafe 5-10. attack each other through use of the that the Red Sox seem to have in­ everybody is happy.’ That's what I National League standings — .crosscount groundstroke. The Chris Speier. The loss of LeFlore to proved their offense with offseason shoulder and shortstop Bill Russell strategy of the game begins and crosscourt angle. herited an independent spirit of their did.” Manchester Police 9-6, Moriarty free agency could cost team some acquisitons of Kingman and Rusty has been slow to heal following builds from the ability to hit the ball Hitting crosscourt accomplishes own over the years. With the possi­ Fuel 6-9, Highland Park Market 5-10, runs. The 'club also needs another Staub but the starting pitching finger surgery. The pitching staff from comer to comer. two key results. ble exception of Dick Williams, who Houk stuck to his retirement plans Westown Pharmacy 5-10, B.A. Club good year x)Ut of reliever Woodie remains a question mark. Craig will be weaker without Sutton unless Initially, we should understand the First, it forces an opponent to ruled with an iron fist and guided the for two years despite feelers from Fryman, who turns 41 on April 12. Swan will open the season on the dis­ Rick Sutcliffe bounces back to his 1-14. move in order to hit the next shots. A club to an American League pennant other clubs to return. Then, in the Senior League standings — shot in relation to the dimensions and Philadelphia— The defending abled list and newcomer Randy 1979 Rookie of the Year form. set-up of the court. good run to the ball or even a few in 1967, there has been little enforced middle of last summer, he got the New York Yankee outfielder Dave Winfield was sent Sportsman Cafe 14-1, Fogarty World Champions already are Jones and Pat Zachry were both hurt Manager Tom Lasorda, always A tennis court is 78 feet long. The steps can create a problem for most discipline from field management in itch. backwards to avoid getting hit by inside pitch in exhibition Brothers 10-5, Fogarty Oilers 6-9, hassling with the press, which last season. Catcher John Steams quick with the jokes, may have trou­ width is 27 feet in singles and 36 feet players. many years and Red Sox officials “The women were outdriving me game against New York Mets in Fort Lauderdaie, Fla. (UPI means they're in midseason form. also has been slow to recover from ble laughing this year. Moriarty Brokers 6-9, Employers 6- in doubles. The net is three feet high Secondly, the necessary move­ believe that has been a big reason for on the golf course, the fish weren't photo) There’s plenty of offense with Pete finger surgery. The Mets’ trump Atlania-The Braves have more 9, Irish Agency 2-12. at the center and three feet, six in­ ment leaves the player off center or the club’s failure to win only one biting and 1 was missing the fun and ches at the ends. What we have is a off the court. A crosscourt shot can pennant (1975) in the last 14 years. excitement of the game,” Houk said. long, narrow set of boundaries and leave an opponent vulnerable to any Therefore, it should have come as “1 talked to my wife and she said the obstacle of a net to make life dif­ shot played back into the open court no surprise this past winter when the whatever you want to do, do it. ficult. left l^hind. Red Sox lured 61-year-old Ralph “Then when the opportunity came Given these facts, specific shots This is the punching and counter- Houk out of retirement. to manage Boston, well. I’d always A can be labeled as high percentage punching of tennis. Both players In the world of show business, liked thd excitement up there. It was Trade mart returns awaited versus low percentage. The work to drive one another into a whenever a Broadway musical is run by baseball people like (Haywood) Sullivan, Ed Kenney, NEW YORK (UPI) - After a First, can he handle the pressure East crosscourt shot qualifies in the high compromised position on the court having trouble in production the enabling a winning shot to the open producer sends for a “doctor” to try Frank Malzone, Eddie Kasko and winter of frantic horse-trading, the of playing in New York and for Baltimore—The wisdom says you Third baseman Graig Nettles is 36. A Fred Lynn and catcher Carlton Fisk. plete games. Still, his will to win percentage area for a number of American League now sets about owner George Steinbrenner? Se­ right-handed starter wouldn’t hurt. Sox won booby prize of spring could kick A’s to top. / reasons. court. and rewrite the script, or “Doctor Sam Mele. I knew I'd be working can never have too much pitching with baseball people which I think is 'discovering which team has cond, will his presence rekindle the Detroii—Plenty of good talent, training by closing clubhouse before California — The^irt^tmare First, the use of simple plane it,” so that it comes together. In but the Orioles come close. Steve important to a manager. So it didn't emerged as the thoroughbred. bickering in the Yankee clubhouse? like shortstop Alan Trammell and season is over and Lynn, Hobson and geometry allows us to determine In doubles, the crosscourt shot is baseball, when discipline is lacking Stone, last year’s Cy Young Award games and with Jim Rice’s tangle take me long. Sully flew in and 1 Five Eastern Division clubs — Third, does his care in choosing a catcher Lance Parrish, could go to with public relations man Bill Burleson are available to help that the court is longer from comer necessary in order to avoid the and young players need direction, winner, has a tough act to follow. they send for “The Major.” made the decision (to return) in two New York. Milwaukee. Baltimore. contender mark him as someone Scouts say Dennis Martinez is waste because of bad pitching. Jack Crowley. Newly acquired veterans Angels start over. Free agent Bill to comer than end to end. The extra wrath of net players. A return of Boston, and Cleveland — made who would rather ride the Morris, 16-15, is the ace while left­ Travers and Geoff Zahn may add a length offers a higher margin of serve that stays somewhat less than A decorated major in World War II hours. throwing as well as he ever did and Joe Rudi and Frank Tanana are “I’m really happy I’ve come back significant offseason transactions, bandwagon than lead the parade to hander Dan Schatzeder tries to question marks. Manager Ralph little help to so-so pitching but a safety. crosscourt is promptly volleyed past and a veteran of 40 years in Mike Flanagan hopes his shoulder I feel younger and I feel enthused while Chicago, Texas, Seattle, and the World Series? rebound from a bust of a season. Houk hired to nut optimistic face on stopper is nowhere to be seen. Secondly, while a bail hit down the the flailing members of the erring professional baseball, Houk has weakness is cured. Dwyer and about being back I’m enjoying it California did business in the West. “You’ll see that I can play,” Win­ Outfielder Steve Kemp could suffer things. Return to health of outfielder Dan middle of the court takes advantage team. developed a reputation over the Morales add depth. And a guy named very much. " field says simply. Jim Palmer is always ready to go. from backlash of his arbitration West Ford and catcher Brian Downing of the lower net, it does not utilize Hitting crosscourt in doubles can­ years for his ability to mold young All the moves — some conducted The Brewers filled their most Milwaukee — The starting lineup case. Chicago— Here’s the best wouldn’t hurt. the extra court length that is not only avoid our opponent at the players. He spent 16 years as a big league manager before retiring to at an unusually active winter pressing need by acquiring right- is formidable and Fingers could be longshot bet in majors. Fisk and Jim Texas— Muddled franchise needs available. The crosscourt shot net, in addition it can force him to hit Florida after the 1978 season and Ralph Houk meeting, some in the free agent handed relief ace Rollie Fingers; the best reliever ever. The key is Essian should help all that young a solid season from reliever Jim makes use of both advantages. to our partner. Since our partner market and one in an arbitrator's of­ Baltimore signed free agent out­ Kent but pain in bis neck could force Finally, the alternative shot hit never misses easy volleys, the point during that time he won three AL Bowling getting the game into Fingers’ pitching and the infield is improved place last season with Burleson, fice — contribute to a reshaped fielder Jim Dwyer and catcher Jose him to sidelines. Lefty Honeycutt from a comer to the opposite comer is a sure thing. pennants and two world cham­ than they are during the season. hands. Successful return of right- with Tony Bemazard at second, Lynn and Fisk. Maybe it was time league that should produce a lively Morales; Boston, after blundering should help starting rotation. Mickey down the line not only deals with the The importance of hitting pionships with the New York When the season starts, we will have I’ARKADE 1)1 STY- Dave handed starter Jim Slaton could Todd Cruz at short and Jim Morrison we shook things up over there.” says scramble in the East and a bid to un­ on the contracts of Fred Lynn and at third. Free agent outfielder Ron Rivers could ignite offense if he higher net but also flirts with the crosscourt can’t be stressed enough. Yankees (1961-63) and helped to a different set of rules. Chagnot 201-567, Bob mean success for team. Catcher Ted Houk. seat the pennant-winning Kansas Carlton Fisk, was forced to trade LeFlore can hit, run and score but he decides he can run again. Buddy Bell danger of the sidelines. A shot such Effective use of this strategy build the current Detroit Tigers’ “When the player gets out to the Oliver 236-620, Joe Lauzon Simmons is a dream because he can There has been some speculation City Royals in the West. Lynn and lost Fisk when an ar­ already is getting on Manager Tony and AI Oliver both coming off their as this is of low percentage. enables us to set up opportunities for club into a respected opponent. ballpark is where the discipline real­ 204, John Meyers 201-205- also DH from either side of plate. that the Red Sox’ fans may react The Eastern Division champion bitrator ruled him a free agent; and LaRussa’s nerves. best seasons offensively. The court dimensions, having been approach shots and down-the-line With the Red Sox currently un­ ly starts as far as I’m concerned. 583, John Cermola 202-563, Cleveland — Manager Dave Gar­ negatively to the club at the start of Yankees help the league get under Cleveland landed pitcher Bert City—Royals lost World Minnesota— Organization found considered, tell only part of the winners. dergoing a metamorphosis of their When you can discipline a player to Bob Murphy 235-212-617, cia kept the Indians together last Kansas the season because of all the way as host to Texas on April 9. The Blyleven. an ace in reliever Doug Corbett last story. An opponent can be attacked Begin now to practice this shot. own, management feels Houk is the do the basic things once they reach John Kozicki 216, Carl year through difficult times and that Series when Phils solved reliever offseason moves, but Houk doesn't •Royals are at Baltimore one day In the West, Chicago picked up season and may find one this year in more effectively through use of the Work to hit it effectively and we’ll perfect man to bring the club the clubhouse, that will be a well- Ogren 214-559, Ernie Whip­ experience may help. Second Dan (^isenberry. Starting pitching feel that will be the ease. later with Manager Jim Frey hoping free agents Fisk and outfielder Ron Don Cooper, a righty whom the crosscourt groundstroke. build on our strategy from this for together. disciplined club.” ple 213, Ken Hesford 211, baseman Duane Kuiper and first after Dennis Leonard and Larry “ Being in the game as much as to hold off an improved division. LeFlore; Texas landed left-handed Yankees tried to hide. John Castino Imagine Chris Evert-Lloyd and solid foundation. “He was the easiest manager I Houk already has informed the John Jenkins 211-601, Rob baseman Andre Thornton both come Toronto—Blue Jays need two Gura could be better. Fulltime I’ve been, I think we all know that if “I think we’ll play about the starter Rick Honeycutt; Seattle looks like one of the dominant third ever played for,” ex-major league club as to what he expects of them Washington 207. Terry off injuries. Starters Blyleven, John starters to supplement righthanders catching could sap John Wathan’s we win a few games that the Boston same,” said Frey. "But I think bolstered its power with the acquisi­ basemen in the league. Manager outfielder Ron Swoboda once said of with regard to conduct at the Yorker 237-600, Denny Denny, Len Barker and Dan Spillner Dave Stieb and Jim Clancy. BYU offense. Catalyst Willie Wilson must fans will be right out there, ” said California will win more games and tion of Richie Zisk and Jeff John Goryl wants team to run a bit Winfield must produce Houk. “ He never ripped you to the ballpark. Carlin 202-211-593, AI Senna plus reliever Sid Monge have a basketball star Danny Ainge, if his shrug off poor World Series. George Houk. “1 think they’re going'to like Texas will win more games." Burroughs; and California traded for more but it may not have the speed. press or cut you down in front of "1 told them all I want you to do is 201. Dick Murphy 223-605, chance to show their stuff. head is into baseball, can help at Brett got a late start in spring NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Win­ “Maybe this year it’s the highest, the club that they see. If you think The Yankees made the most Lynn, shortstop Rick Burleson and training. Seattle—How’s this .for irony? your teammates. He let you play ball respect me as much as I respect you AI Senna 201-553, Rich York—Michael may lack the third and outfielder Lloyd Moseby, field is a man surrounded. but maybe next year it won’t.” about it, the only people you hear dramatic offseason move, signing third basemau’Butch Hobson. New Former base-stealer Maury Wills is and didn’t hassle you. as players and then 1 told them alraut Higgins 560. temperament that allow^ former 20, is considered a Willie Oakland — Manager Billy Martin When not accomodating inter­ Winfield could be wrong there. It from are a very minority group that 2 highly pursued free agent outfielder Managers in new assignments in­ in charge of power team. Richie “Look, here was a guy who came some of the little things that bother Manager Dick Howser to shrug,off McCovey-like talent. Otto Velez and has the rep of losing effectiveness viewers or autograph hounds, Win­ may take a while for any player to make a big noise. Very seldom you Dave Winfield to a multi-year con­ clude Ralph Houk in Boston, Gene Zisk, Jeff Burroughs and Bruce out of World War II with a helmet me,” Houk said. "I said I hope you’ll CIM .IFFE Arm- Don the silliness that often erupts in the John Mayberry provide decent after the first season. His failure to field remains a captive audience to find the ideal opportunity that Win­ get mail from the people who agree tract estimated at $20 million. Win­ Michael In New York and Don get a dominating reliever is curious; Bochte should lose some baseballs where a bullet had ripped through go along with my way of thinking in McAllister 170-175-477. field, despite his formidable creden­ Yankee clubhouse. Reggie Jackson power. Catching is weak. what promises to be another lively field did. Besides owning a .284 one side, spun around the inside of this and it’ll be easier for me and with what you’ve done. It’s the ones Zimmer in (Texas. opponents will be better prepared but pitching staff may lose even year in the New York Yankee John Kensel 146-158-415, tials, nevertheless brings question suffered an uncharacteristic slow ‘Bosion-GM Haywood Sullivan lifetime average with 154 home runs the helmet and come out the other easier for you.” who don’t agree and they're a Here is a look at the divisions, with for his Blllyball; and it would be a more. Reliever Shane Rawley is funhouse. Tim Castaona 142-168-422, marks: finish last year and may be slipping. hobbled contracts of center fielder and 626 RBI, Winfield left the San Houk has been managing since minority. the Dossible keys to each club: miracle if staff could deliver 94 com- effective when able to pitch. That much he can handle. side. It missed his head. He was Steve Williams 153-163-441. Diego Padres for free agency at a lucky to be alive and he knew it. You 1955 when he took over Denver of the “For some unknown reason, I have The trickier part could be handling Jim Moore 165-147-444, time when owners were in a spen­ think he was going to get on American Association but he sees gotten more mail now that agree the talk of money — the money the Mike Lappen 155-193-465, ding mood. anybody’s case, after that?” very little change in players today with what has happened than I have Dave VanTassell 173-148- Yankees spent to convince the Although they have been in spring despite the advent of exorbitant the bad letters.” former free agent to patrol their out­ 441, Frank McNamara 168- training only five weeks. Red Sox salaries and free agency. 436, Carl Bujaucius 159-156- Milestones within reach field. The Yankees had just been players already are impressed with “I’ve never in my life seen much To many people, Houk’s return is a Winfield makes more money than eliminated by Kansas City in the 417, Art Cunliffe 144-394, NEW YORK (UPI) - Pete Rose of and 243-game winner Juan Marichal. play in only 67 games to move into Bob Gibson and Nolan Ryan. the way Houk handles things. of a change in ballplayers,” he said. puzzlement. He had retired from the Adolph Kusaj 144-396, the Philadelphia Phillies, Carl With such demanding standards second place behind Hank Aaron in - Jim Rice of Boston, Dave Parker of American League playoffs, Atlanta ratrace of sport’s longest season and Other milestone marks likely to be Pittsburgh, George Brett of Kansas Braves owner Ted Turner believed “I think he’s a relaxed manager,” "I hear a lot of people say that Rollie Irish 142-150-394. YastrzemskI of the Boston Red Sox the vogue among the writers, discus­ that all-time category. With 2,967 achieved in 1981 include; said Carney Lansford, acquired in players are different today than they was seemingly living the comforta­ Hank F re y 149, Lee and four of the best pitchers of the sion of the Big Six’s Hall of Fame games played in 20 major league City, Claudell Washington of Atlanta he needed one more player to win the ble life at his home in Pompano — Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh or any other ballplayer you can National League West, the new the offseason from the California were ^ a r s ago, but I don’t go along Courtney 149, Bill Bronson modern era should reach milestones chances seems 15 or 20 years seasons, Yaz now stands fifth on the Angels. “He doesn’t put a lot of Beach, Fla. He was playing plenty of Pirates, ran k ^ ISth, needs four name. Beginning on opening day, ownership of the New York Mets with that. No matter what a player 151, John DeAngelis 147, in 1981 which once would have been premature. list. homers to pass Stan Musial’s 475 and pressure on his players which is real­ makes or what happens, if a player t golf and fishing at his leisure and Yankee Stadium fans will begin wanted to establish credibility, and Scott. Kelley 141, Ed tickets to baseball’s Hall of Fame. There’s no doubt, however, that Perry, 42, signed by the Braves as would pass Lou Gehrig’s 493 by hit­ ly good because it can really hurt a is going to be in the major leagues, wasn’t encumbered by the hassles of reminding him. another club, possibly the Cleveland Doucette 142, Don Logan For the Big Six of baseball’s 1981» the six will create the kind of excite­ a free agent, will begin the season ting 22. team If they feel pressure from a he’s got to be very competitive. He’s plane rides, players’ egos or faulty Winfield, a talented and optimistic Indians, made an offer that 142, Toe Tolisano 147, Scott statistical world — pitchers Gaylord ment baseball’s statistical mavens with 289 victories — 11 shy of a total manager. If he can maintain a got to be a great athlete or he bullpens. Why give all that up? man with what he terms "substan­ astonished Winfield’s agent, AI Smith 148. Perry of the Atlanta Braves, Tom enjoy and wind up on numerous achieved so far by only eight — Jim Kaat of the St. Louis Car­ relaxed atmosphere, which he’s wouldn’t be up here. When he comes “I think if you’d been in something Seaver of the Cincinnati Reds, Steve magazine covers if not in pitchers of the post-1900 era, in­ dinals, entering his 23rd major tial” baseball talent, remains confi­ Frohman. as long as I had, you’d understand," All that money, however, can doing, so far, it will be much better into the clubhouse and puts that un­ EASTERN BUSINESS- Carlton of the Phillies and Ferguson Cooperstown, N.Y. cluding only three pitchers in 60 league season, ties him with Aaron, dent — If slightly naive — over the said Houk. “I've been in baseball challenge of playing for owner make a man visible. Fans in on the players. So far, he’s been iform on, I think most players forget Pete Scott 186-454, Dave Jenkins of the Texas Rangers in ad­ First and foremost of the likely years of the lively-ball. Entering the Rogers Hornsby, Rabbit Maranville, telling players to go their own way since I was 18 years old. You don’t George Steinbrenner. Pittsburgh threw batteries at Parker about all that stuff. I think all Dynes 177-442, Ray Dawson dition to Rose and YastrzemskI — achievements will be Rose’s es­ season. Perry trails only post-1900 Brooks Robinson and Wynn for fifth and get in shape the way they know know how deeply imbedded that gets “I’m as prepared as anyone to because they decided he made too they’re thinking about is doing good 172-395, Jim Melzen 164- the achievements may be mere tablishment of a National League pitchers Cy 'Young, Walter Johnson, place in longevity. best.” in their work and doing good in front into you. face it,” he said. “Highest paid or much. 402. Mick Holmes 164-400, plumage among already brilliant career record for hits—and the first Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chris­ — Sparky Lyle of the Phillies, Although he has a reputation as a of the fans. And, they want to win.” “I thought it was time to retire Ron Joiner 16S-4I7, Jim career numbers. genuine threat to Ty Cobb’s major ty Mathewson, Warren Spahn, Eddie ranked sixth with 806 games pitched, not, they’re gonna watch me play “SoiQe people would resent you, disciplinarian, Houk concentrates after being around 40 years and d o -, anyway,” Winfield reasoned. “I Sirianni 163-438, Bill The temptation to group the Big league mark of 4,191 hits. Rose n e ^ s Plank, Lefty Grove and Early Wynn. could pass Roy Face (848) and Don some baseball.” some of the things that you never get work hanl. I play well.” that discipline almost solely to the Moorhouse 160-895, Ted_ Six as “potential or likely Hall of 74 hits to set the NL mark of 3,631. No eligible 300-game winner has McMahon (874). Hoyt Wilhelm’s Estimates of Winfield’s contract to do. You never get to see any of the vary, with the highest reaching |25 AI Rosen, former Yankee general playing field. Despite the fact the Red Sox lost Kowzun 156-414, Ed Famers” is tempered by the results The 40-year old star then would face been denied admittance to the 1070-mark still seems as unat­ country because you go from air­ million over the length of a 10-year manager and now the GM of the “I’ve always managed the same All-Stars Rick Burleson, Fred Lynn Zawistowski 156. Emile. / of the last voting by 10-year Cooperstown shrine. tainable as, well, as Babe Ruth’s 714 ports to the hotel to the ballpark. the formidable but not impossible contract. The subject receives more Houston Astros, knows how deman­ wherever I’ve been,” Houk said. “I and Carlton Fisk during the winter, Roux 154-430, Stan memlwrs of the Baseball Writers Seaver (2,988), Carlton (2,969) and homers a few years ago. You don’t get to do things you see job of adding 561 hits— an average of discussion than the social life of a ding New York can be and he believe in discipline on the field and Houk says the atmosphere in spring Waickowski 151, Bob Jerry Association of America who failed to 187 a season — in about 3Vk seasons. Jenkins (2,899) are all likely to And that’s what tpakes the other people do. A lot of people think small-town schoolmarm. analyzed the situation Winfield will at the ballpark. I think players want training has been outstanding. 160, Dan Toce 425, Dan elect Harmon Killebrew, No. 5 on collect their 3,000th career strikeout discipline. But in spring training my we have a lot of off-time in winter Yasztremskil 42 and adding the baseball statistical nut’s life so “It’ll wear off,” Winfield said. face. “You’ve got to remember the Red Frye 406, Tom Harrison Carl YastrzemskI the all-time career home run list. footnotes to a great career, must in 1981, thus joining Johnson, Perry, exciting. Pete Rose rules are sometimes a little different Sox finished 19 games out of first but we don’t. 405. I I ( U» TH E HERALD. Sat., Match 28. 1981 T H E HERALD. Sat., March Bunge,Hanika gain Questions answered on refund limitations pecially when the tear-off Scoreboard By MARTIN SLOANE 25-cents-off coupons. other main dishea (File LAND O’LAKES Turkey DEARSUPERMARKET pads are part of an aisle She also purchased John­ Roast Coupon Offer. display. 'Hie competition 6) SHOPPER — A recent $2 son’s Dental Floss for 39 Clip out this file and keep Receive a 75-cents-off for supermarket display Supermarket chicken offer required me cents when the store it with similar cash-off coupon. Send the required space is fierce. to fill in on the refund form doubled her 20-cents-off coupons — beverage re­ refund form and the net- spots in semifinals ^ TIM E. 39:84 the name of the store Companies sometimes coupon. fund offers with beverage weight statement from any Shopper was the only one for either woman. centration, won 12 of the next 13 ()ulr^U; 3&8 Pd $13.00 induce supermarkets to iNEW YORK (UPIl - Beilina Ar*ac Wind where 1 purchased the She paid just $2.76 for the coupons, for example. Land O’ Lakes Turkey In the eighth game, after Allen had- ■games. TrUecU: 344 Pd $419.70 use their pads of forms and Bunge and Sylvia Hanika. Iwo of Ihe BL'a Ski Doo company’s product. four items. The $4 refund Start collecting the ne^ed Roast carton. Expires June rallied from 0-40 to deuce, she "What a turnaround from 16,” said Basketball NINTH RACE: 5/16 (A) Double Strike displays by showing them newer faces lo reach Ihe big lime of In return for the form netted her a profit of $1.09 proofs of purchase while 30, 1981. allowed the critical break by sending the left-handed German. "In the se­ O R ’sM lfd a 14.60 5.00 2.60 Meadows Whiz that they will make money after she deducting the lennis, scored impressive viclories 8 Squatter 4.00 2,40 It Must Be and my proofs of purchase, looking for the required re­ SWIFT $ 1 Coupon Offer. cond set, I consciously tried to con­ not only with the purchase Friday nighl lo gain Ihe semifinals a forehand out. Bunge easily held On TV 4 Aqua Dulce 2.80 Swift Boy + received a certificate en­ cost of her postage stamp. fund forms at the super­ Send the required refund Chicken. You will receive a gredient panel from the service in the final game as it centrate and hit with more power. I TIM E: 31:34 BJ's Hobo of the product required for of a $300,000 women's championship. titling me to a $2 discount Ms. Restarno and other market, in newspapers and form and the words Offer. Receive coupons $1 cash bonus if your eight carton of one On-Cor appeared that Allen may have hurt was surprised at the turnaround. QuInleUg; 8&8 Pd $28 20 JB's Black Pool the offer but also with the readers whose smart shop­ Bunge, a Wesl German cilizen who TrifecU: 844 Pd $270 90 on my next chicken magazines, and when “ Butter Basted” from the worth $1 or $3 and a $1 re­ UPCs are received before Gourmet Kitchens 13th 0 YC her leg. After two-love in the second set, I DETRO IT (115) purchase. The form could redemption of the refund. ping experiences are April 30, 1981. Expires lives in Florida, rouled New Yorker TENTH RACE: Yankee Course (S) trading with friends. fronts of any two Swift’s fund. For $1 in coupons, products. Expires Dec. 31. "1 think she was very nervous at had the feeling she didn’t try too Hubbard 5 t-S 11. Benson 9 14 19, Atomic Power 2-1 SATURDAY 3 C R 'i Ike 32.20 15.00 4.80 be redeemed only at the That is why the refund published in this column ’ June 30, 1981. 1981. Leslie Allen, 6-1, 6-3, afler Hanika, MokeskJOMS, Drew0548,1^ 924 Latest Tune 1S-1 Offers may not be Premium Turkey Roast send the required refund the beginning. " said the soft-spoken hard.” MARCH 28, 1081 6 Cousin's Madonna 7.80 S.BO offer required you to give anolher Wesl German, made a S , Leail (M) 8. Herron 2 8412, R^ nson Pages Cadillac 5-2 store that I Ijsted on the w ill receive my "1981 WILSON Cash Refund WILSON’S Western 4 14 to. Tyler 12 84 » . ToUU 44 2744 available in all areas of the packages. This offer is void form, two Universal Bunge. “ You're more nervous Only once did Mandlikova seem to 7 Slender Model 2 40 TM’a Flair 10-1 form. the name of the store and Guide to Coupons and Offer. Receive a $1 refund. remarkable recovery afler dropping MORNING 115. TIM E: 39:62 country. Allow 10 weeks to in Washington and Wiscon­ Product Codes from Recipe Notes, P.O. Box BOSTON (90) Q'a Swan Song 12-1 playing in your home town: Her gather herself together, breaking QuinieU: S M Pd $122.40 Unfortunately, this store then to use your certificate Refunds.” If you have a Send the required refund Ihe firsl 14 poinls lo upsel Hana 8:30 Maxwell 214 5, Bird 5 4-414. Parisfa 1 Never Blink 9-2 receive each refund. sin. Expires Jan. 31, 1982. Weaver Fried Chicken and 702) Rowlett, Texas 75088. serve wasn't as good as the last time service in the fifth game of the se­ TrifecU: 34-7 Pd $1372.80 at that store. Without this smart shopping, Mandlikova, 1-6, 6-1, 6-0. (U) S u p a rtU r Vollayball Cup 04 4. Archibald 8 24 8. Ford 3 04 7. Forever Jody 7-2 hasn’t had chicken on sale ARMOUR New Golden TREASURE ISLE. two more UPCs from form and two labels from Send the front labels from cond set. But she committed four 7:00 McHate 5 04 10. Robey 7 0414, Carr 3 Dudea Flaaher 7-1 extra inducement, that Marlina Navralilova and Andrea I played her but in the second set she ELEVENTH RACE: 5/16 (B) for several weeks. I would experience, write to me any Wilson Recipe Ready any two Wilson’s Western (If) Spo rU C unlu r 147. Henderson4 3 4 11, Fenuten004 Star. Receive a $1 refund. Receive coupons worth Fried Chicken, Dutch En­ was playing better" double faults in the next game, 2 Gem E t 12.00 8.00 4.20 supermarket might never about it in care of this Jaeger previously gained Salurday's 7:30 00, Duerod 4 M 10. T oU U 3812-15 90. have preferred to redeem Send the required refund $2.50. Send the required re­ Boneless Pork products. Style products and the Detroit 30222738-115 8 Carry Bye 4 00 3.20 Post Time 7t30 p.m. trees, Chicken Franks or Allen, saying she-suffered the in­ which went to deuce eight times, (R) NH LH ockuy have displayed the forms newspaper. Expires July 31, 1981. semifinals by compleling Ihe double Boston 17213898- 90 ^ Ah Kenny 5.20 the certificate at another form and the "satisfaction fund form and Universal Sliced Luncheon Meats. sticker from one specially 0:00 i t i M 6 /ie jury to her upper left leg in the final before sending a backhand wide to Three-point aoals-Ford. Duerod. ToU; TIM E 31:80 store that did have a sale required for that refund Refund of the day Bonus! These offers marked Wilson's package. eliminalion phase of Ihe lournamenl (3 ) Onu On Onu Lilac LlUy 10-1 guaranteed” certificate Product Codes from any For $3 in coupons, send the game of the match, said she wasn't give Hanika the break. fouls-D etroltU , Boston 27. A-153V. QuinieU: 2&8 Pd $17.40 offer. undefealed. 10:00 Unbelievable Amy 7-2 on chicken. The $2 would Write to the following ad­ from Armour’s New five Treasure Isle Seafood form and eight UPCs from don’t require forms; Expires July 31, 1981. so much nervous as tentative. After that, the 19-year-old Czech TrifecU: 24-5 Pd-$425 10 TM'S Onyx 4-1 Smart shopper award A draw was held lo delermine Ihe Ifi) S p o rliC u n lu r WASHINGTON (107) have gone a lot fufther. dress to obtain the form Golden Star Boneless products. Expires June 30, the above Weaver O n-C O R , Box 5222, CiipyriKlii I OKI. "And I was a little disgruntled was just out of it, gaining only six 11100 Hayes 7 1-1 IS, BalU rd 8 04 16, Ingereot 5-2 My Smart Shopper required by this $2 offer: Chicago, 111. 60677. Receive I niU'il Fcaliin' semifinal pairings and il lurned oul (U) NCAAHockuy Mabom 6 0413. Porter 7 54 20. Grevey Plainfield Entries Good John 6-1 Why do companies Ham. Expires June 30, 1981. products; at least three with errors during my first three points in the final set, which lasted a 2 34 6, Kupchak 5 5-715. M cCarU r 104 R'a MonitU Harb 12-1 Award goes to Joce Old Spice Cash Refund, lhal Navralilova will play Bunge and require that we redeem 1981. rWEAVER Refund UPCs must be from Fried a $1 refund. Send the in­ Sviidicul)' Inc. service games, " she said. "They mere 16 minutes. AFTERNOON 2, Collins3349, Roberts52413. ToUU Saturday Homethire Jote ^1 Restarno of West Milford, P.O. Box 1106, Great Neck, Jaeger will meel Hanika. 44 1843 107. Miaa Kitty Dell their certificates at a Bunge, who now has bealen Allen were mental, not tactical." "I played well in the first s.et but 12:00 INDIANA (122) PO ST TIME 1 P.M. specific store? — Barbara N.J. N.Y. 11023. Send a self- Hanika.who had beaten couldn't maintain it.” Mandlikova ® Candlapin BowHng Knight 8 24 18, Bantom 9 24 20, 2nd D 5/16 To take advantage of a $4 addressed stamped all four limes Ihey have mel, had 12:30 Edwards 6 4416, Bradley 8 3415, I^vU Fond Farrah 10-1 W. from San Jose, Calif. Mandlikova at Boston last week, said. “ I had her playing my game in 7 24 16. O rr 3 44 10. C. Johnson 4 24 10. refund offer, she txfught less Irouble lhan expected with her (29 O NCAA NaUonat Col- DF Casino Princeea Llane 6-1 DEAR BARBARA - envelope with your Buse3use 4 04 9, Sichting 1f (M) 2, Abemethy “ Cuahle’s Ginger S-1 managed only a single point in the the first set. In the second and third laglata Baakatball 3 04 6. ToUU 51 18« 122. Placid Bam41SPQ Stilts three Reach toothbrushes, request. This offer expires rival's big serve in the opening set, Good Guide 12-1 Despite the popularity of first four games and eight for the she played hers. Maybe I need more Championahip Washington 29 31 23M-107 Quiver which are regularly priced June 30, 1981. breaking in the first, third and 1:00 Indiana 32 32 34 24-122 Wayne 0 Deeiney 4-1 refunding, many com­ opening set, which lasted 17 minutes. 12-1 Good Money seventh games. practice against lefthanders." (IS) World Cup Tannia Three-point goals-Porter, Bradley, Some Vengeance 5-2 panies still find it difficult at $1.29 each, for only 79 Clip *n' file refundit But it was as if two different women The tournament is known as the (39 NHLHockay Buse. ToU l fouIs-Washington23. Indiana Jenny Doll C K ’a Becky Whiz 7-2 cents each when her super­ (Week of Mareh 22) (WIN *800.00 THIS WEEK 1 The 17-year-old blonde made only 1:30 20. A -U 5 0 . My Chantilly R. Marvin 5-1 to get supermarkets to put one break in the second set, but that were on the court for the second set, Avon Championships. PORTLAND (123) R and R'a Qun market doubled her three Meal, poultry, seafood. CfD NCAA Fencing 3rd C 5/16 up their refund forms, es­ and Hanika. playing with more con Natl 5 1-1 11. Washington 1 1-2 3. 2:00 Insignificant A 5-2 <29l8)AvonTannlaChamplonahlp Thompsem 13 34 29, Bates 10 44 34 fUnsey II24 24, Kunnert 2 04 4, Gale 5 Top Ring 10-1 DF Aces Ouecet (SamFFInala) 3-3 13, Gross- 3 04 6, Owens 12-2 4 Last Gift 3-1 3:00 Hanwr 21-15. ToUU 5317-21123 Polly Vengeance Jamie's Luke 4-1 Senior Citizens Sukeyt Hope ® MIchalob Uta Cup Skiing D A LLA S (1091 TM'a Trapeze 5-1 JB's Danny White (29 ® (39 NCAA National Col- LaGarde 0 84 6, Spanarkel 2 34 7 Big Thompson 7-2 Gilbert fakes over lead Lloyd 1164 28, D avis53-321. M a ck 5^ Popover laglala Baakatball CLUES ACROSS: PRIZE CROSSWORD NO.I3£>2 Madiaon Custard 5-1 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. Grier Jones, said he was fortunate to million career earnings mark this 5 13, Robinzine 7 44 18. Byrnes 2 04 5 Silvery Meadow 1. Journey, especially by water. Championahip Pietkiewlcz 1043. Jeclani 2 44 8. ToUU Ten Years After 12-1 score as well as he did, year, responded with four birdies the 3:30 RL'a Sunny boy Annual variety show I U P I l — Victory-starved Gibby 39 2944 109. 6. There are many people who would fall to Strong Money 4th C 5/16 ^ ■■ CD ® Pro Bowlara Tour Portland 22 30 34 37-123 V Gilbert burst out of a 14-way tie for "I got up and down three or four rest of the way for a second-round 68 Twin Oak Twin 6-1 recognize It as euch. 4:00 Dallas 27 19 30 33-109 _ | 'A l4 ’-5 a |^|e P sixth with a 5-under-par 66 Friday times from impossible places," said that put him at 5-under-par 137. C3) HaritagaClaaalc Three-point goals-Bymes. Pietkiewicz Minute Calier 6-1 7 . II possible, a driver should be ready lor the and claimed the 36-hole lead in the the Chattanooga, Tenn., resident Fuzzy Zoeller, the 1979 Masters (3D Naw Zealand Gamaa-Part II. ToUl fouls-Portland 25. Dallas 14 A - Carbon Ditto Freddy's Reedy 6-2 tlJDS Bold Hunt 12-1 nears production date thoughtless child who m a y ------oul 5:00 Rockland Rambler P f p p A |T| I INI $300,000 Heritage Golf Classic by a who stands at 7-under-par 135 for two champion, was tied for third place at Milford Melody 10-1 (D ^ o r t a Spectacular ATLANTA (83) Dottle Buster Into his path alter a ball. Helbow 3-1 two-stroke margin over Jerry Pate, days of play. "Four or five times I 138 with Hale Irwin, who won the (D ® Wide World Of Sporta Hawes 5 2-212, Shelton 104 2, Pellom Keet Hostess By W ALLY FORTIN Malcolm, 558; Lucille have some nice plants to 8. In a certain Instance, could come from Ruesla. Doctor C 7-2 I V ■ N H who lost the 1980 title in a playoff could have made bogey." 5:30 10 0-2 20, Matthews 4 04 8. Johnson 31-2 Raya Clown G o ld m an , 559. F e lix Heritage in 1971 and 1973. Wide Swing 4-1 Sunday we get back into sell. He still needs many 9. Might catch the attention of a yachtsman, say. with Doug Tewell After opening up with a bogey and (29 Duckpin Tournament Of 7, Roundfiekt 10 04 20, Burleson 3 04 6, Violas Flash Jesanis, 553; A1 Chellman, Knotted at 139 were Tewell, Roger Champions Collins 3 046, McElroy 1042. ToUU 40 Paul Frazier action with our Variety more square boxes for 16. In It, thara’a uaually a certain hollownaaa about ^ ■ p Ia I n 34 83 6th D Y C MBM L n i E playing the next three holes poorly, Yankee Clown 545. . Gilbert. 40, whose last tour victory Maltie, Dr. Gil Morgan, Ron Streck & $175,000 Woman's Kampar CHICAGO (108) D Bar Casino 5-2 Show rehearsal starting at planting. Also a little more tha acoustica. came in 1977 in a team event with Pate, who is gunning for the $1 and Mike Sullivan. Open Greenwood I 14 3, Jones 13 34 29, Becca Whiz 12-1 5 p.m. Things are really In the afternoon it was information on the fishing 17. In a catering astabllahmant, a ------of bread U First-round leader Tom Watson, Gilm ore 4 4-7 12, Theus 7 54 19. Big River 9.2 shaping up with the show time for bridge games and trip which is coming up on EVENING Wilkerson 6 Oil 12, Sobers 5 0410, Kenon R and R's Satan Legan 7-1 may ba used lo make aandWlchaa. 2 04 4, Dietrick 2 04 4, Lester 4 M 9, who has failed to get untracked this Middle Class Lltde Samantha 7-2 and it looks like it will be the lucky prize winners April 11. Those going to the 6:00 Wilkes 2 24 6, Worthen 0 04 ToU U 46 19. You’d expect picluraa------to a national art ■ e V? Corner secures tie year after leading the tour in money CD Racing From Aqueduct 162 108. Dudley's John M Unassuming 2-1 right up there with the best are: Marjorie McLain, 3,- hatchery should be at the gallery to ba exhibited under good conditions. winnings the past four years in a Raceway AtlanU 27 M1818-83 JD's My Missy Square Shake 10-1 of them. 700; Rene Maire, 3,620; center at 1:30 p.m. The j a M e e I o (ID MIchalob uta Cup Skiing Chicago 34 2028 26-108 Bon Jour Cedlllac Time 15-1 20. Timas of groat dangers or troubles. Cadillac Hope George Last, 3,530; Maude Golf Meeting is scheduled row, slumped to a 4-over-par 75 in 6:30 Fouled out—None. T o U l fou ls-A llan U 6th A 6/16 By the way. I’d like to 22. Possibly dangerous II It gate Into the wrong 24. Chicago 19 A-I1.169. I'm Tough the second round to drop seven ® Dynasty: UCLA Baakatball Jamle'a Delay 6-1 thank Mr. Paul’s Bridal Bernard, 3,330; Mabel for April 6 at 7 p.m. Please v H t at LPGA link event Do Rite Dudley hands. strokes behind the leader. 7:30 PHILADELPHIA (138) Bandera Cannon 5-1 Shoppe of Rocky H ill for Loomis, 3,300; D, be sure to attend this very ® SportaCantar 23. Wanting a delivery boy. It's reasonable lo hire a Erving 8 54 21. C. Jones 3 04 8. Fetbclnl 10-1 McCarthey, 3,170. e U t 1-lEl T COSTA MESA, Calif. (UPI) - Massey, Nancy Lopez-Melton and Pate, who has not won a tourna­ 8:00 Dawkins 8 4-7 20. Cheeks 31-17. Hollins Dutch M Calvin 2-1 donating some beautiful important meeting. candidate. JoAnne earner shot an even par 71 Shelly Hamlin. Massey turned in the ment since the 1978 Southern Open, (D NHLHockay 5 04 10. B. Jones 5 5-7 15. Toney 8 8-15 Rally Kuda Granny Anne 3-1 bride and bridesmaids A reminder that on Next Thursday for our (!D NCAAHockay 24. M ix 5 14 11, Richardson 4 8-7 14. Fawn Biddy and Martha Hansen had a 1-under 70 said he started slowly until he picked Johnson 1 24 4. Cureton 3 04 6. ToUU Sunshine Seal 5-1 gowns as they certainly Friday afternoon from 1 to Fun Day we will be enter­ RMB best round of the day, a'3-under 68 9:00 53 32-47 138. Jennifers Pride TM'a Irish King 4-1 up two straight birdies beginning at Impala Tex will come in handy for this 2 p.m. we have round dan­ tained by our own Senior Friday to move into a tie for the lead over the 6,134-yard Mesa Verde (31 ProfaaaJonal Boxing: Future CLEVEUND(1I7) Smokin Mink 12-1 o l B < with first-round leader Pat Bradley the fifth hole. Champions Mitchell 14 24 30. Carr 11 24 24, Far Site Better year’s show. Also, a cing and from two to 4:15 Orchestra under the direc­ t U n TF r course. Hamlin carded a 69 while 10:30 Laimbeer2044, PhegleyS F211, Bratz First Dawn 7th C 6/16 "Until recently. I’d been hitting Tag of Broadway „ 5-1 p.m. we have square dan­ tion of Lou Joubert. following the second round of the Kazmierski had a 75. (iD SportaCantar 2 24 8. Huston 1 04 2, W ashin^ n 9 14 Paso Phelan special thanks to Margaret my driver poorly for a year and a 11:00 19, Jordan 1 04 2. Smith 4 54 U. Calvin Panaro Roadhouet 2-1 McCartney and Marjory cing. This will be the square Menu for week NK E U $175,000 Women's Kemper Open at Lopez-Melton, who began on the 2 04 4. ToU U 51 13-16 117. Killeen Hazel 12-1 Auto Racing the Mesa V'erde Country Club. half," he said. "I was playing a (iD Philadelphia 36 35 31 36-138 Slick Dazzle 8-1 Anderson, who have dance graduation dance for Monday: Turkey rice 10th hole, moved to even-par for the 11:30 CLUES DOWN: aeveland 2430 27 36-117 CediUec Pitch 10-1 this year’s class. Diplomas I Agree to accept Ih e judges decision as final earner and Hansen both recovered tournament and 4-under for the day draw, but now I’m fading it.” (D Racing From Roosevelt Bad Vada enjoyed our shows in the soup, hot dog on bun, pud­ 2. Though they m ay------In alago roles aa Three-point g o als-B ralz (2). Fouled Captain Cook 6-1 One of his 29 putts lipped the cup Raceway uut—Phegley, Laimbeer. T o U l fou U - Atomic Speed past but will not be able to and pins will be awarded to ding. beverage. from poor rounds Thursday. Carner early in her round but fell apart on Top Chief 3-1 inganuos, actraasoa aren’t naceaaarlly all that 1 2 :0 0 Phlladel^ia22, aeveland S3. Technical- Town Line Walt Frederickson, Rosan­ NAME...... had a 75 while Hansen, a two-year the back nine with bogeys on Nos. 3, on the 179-yard par three 17th hole, Oecth Row 4-1 attend this year. They did Wednesday: Cream of sweat. which would have left him only one (D Championahip Wraatling Dark SutUn na Peloquin, Bertha LPGA member from Sheboygan. 5. 6, 7 and 9, (JD NCAAHockay Jamlea Bo Duke 8th C YC make A generous contribu­ broccoli soup, ham salad 3. In a certain race, might ba simply aatoniahing to ADDRESS ...... Wis . had a 76. Bradley, who shot an There was another jam for third stroke behind Gilbert, whose best 2:30 Speedy Doctor Re Bop 2-1 tion and wish our show Russell and Ruth Waddell. on rye, gingerbread, tha watcher. (iD SportaCantar Nothing To Say K|U Sue 5-2 CITY...... STATE .... opening-round 71 for a one-stroke place at 148 with Mary Dwyer (73 previous finish this year was a tie for another success. It’s really Back to trips and a beverage. 3:00 Sniper Big Mike Angel Like 15-1 4. Precipitation. YES 19th at the Inverrary Classic. Peso Sherman 7-1 great for people to feel that reminder about our super Thursday: Baked IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED lead over Joyce Kazmierski who had Friday), 31-year LPG A veteran CtD MIchalob Lite Cup Skiing Golf 5. A sad and may befall an Ill-fated one. NO a 4-over-par 75 Friday. Pate said the hardest thing for him 4:30 7th C 5/16 Kem odeo 7-2 way because, as you ail boat cruise scheduled for chicken breast, whipped 10. There lor tha picking In many a garden at llmaa. Marlene Hagge (71) and rookie Kyle Lady Qrlah 10-1 CUP AND MAIL TO: The trio was at 146, 4-overpar for to do at the moment is playing (iD NCAA Fencing Kllloaara Mlat know, the monies made by the middle of August. We potato, peas, cranberry O'Brien (72). At 149 were Barbara I Found You Bouncy Jimlny 6-2 11. Having a ------to make, one could have the tournament. Moxness (69), 1980 LPGA Rookie of without worrying about trying to win SUNDAY Occur F e b r u ^ t Beet 12-1 the show goes toward our bus to New York, board the sauce, roll and butter, ap­ raaeon lo leave II until later. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Tied for second a stroke behind the the Year Myra van Hoose (72) and another tournament. MARCH 28, 1881 / Right O' Dave 9th 6 5/16 meals program and S/S Veracruz and head out ple pie, beverage. 12. A ------may sand your Ihoughta In a C/0 THE EVENINQ HERALD "I feel like I need to win,” he said. Noay Rosy Wooden Indian 8-1 naturally we are very towards Nova Scotia, and Friday: Vegetable soup, 1 HERALD 8Q„ MANCHESTER, CT. | leaders were Kazmierski, Debbie Marga Stubblefield (73). MORNING Dusty Vengeance totally unlorasaen diractloni Irwin appeared poised to mount a HeriUge Classic Peparae OamI 5-I grateful for donations like onto the St. Lawrence egg salad sandwich, 6:00 At Hilton Head Island, Fla., March 27 Sioux Brave Soft of Claaalc 6-1 13. Having invaated.in to m e ------, you challenge at 4-under par after 27 (Par 71) Awane Birthday's Badboy 3-1 this. River. We’ll spend time dessert, beverage. Qi) MIchulobUtuCupSkllna Gibby Gilbert 6946-135 may ba in for a diaappointmant. CDNTEST RULES holes, but he ran into trouble on the 7:00 G il Morgan 67-71—137 LadyWiedom io-l visiting a number of cities Schedule for week 14. Chooess by vote. 1. Solve the puzzle by tilling in the missing letters to make the back nine with a bogey and double Clh SportuCuntur Jerry Pale 6948—137 Shaded Sky 2-1 During rehearsal this in Canada ending at Mon­ Sunday: 5*p.m. Variety 8:00 Fuzzy Zoeller 08-70-138 Balttrsne Roee 7-2 Amy Begel 4-1 15. Tha question o f ------ludicrously words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each Sunday we expect to go treal where after a visit we bogey on the 10th. dh Nuw Zuuland Gamut Hale Irwin 68-70-138 Old Form 10th A YC Show rehearsal. axpanalva things la up to each Individual con­ Roger Maitbie 7148—139 clue carefully tor you must think them out and give every word Watson, whose birdie-free round 10:00 Vies Bread Star Malden 5-2 through all acts and will take a bus back home. Monday: 10 a.m. kitchen Doug Tewell 72-67—130 Qoln Somewheri cerned. Its true meaning. Joe’sWorld dh SportaCantar AahtoU 2-1 therefore everyone is included 31 putts, suffered a dis­ Mike Sullivan 7148-139 Guldwillle So far, there has been lots social bingo games; 10 By JOE GARMAN 11:00 S S ITa Meegln 7-1 18. Qaa used In Illuminated eigne. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter.-You -• r Ron Streck 7148-139 Locker Key asked to bring sandwiches of interest being shown and astrous triple bogey on the par four dS NCAAHockay U n n y Wadkins 7149-140 TM'a DIamonloe 7-2 a.m. chess and checkers; may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically As You Want 21. One of a pair of runners worn on tha feet. Soccar Mada In Garmany B ill lag ers 7149-140 Keen Onie 9-2 and goodies as we will have in fact, already one third of 10th hole and was among a clump of Sure Trick 12:44 p.m. pinochle games; produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry Isowa Aoki 70-70—140 Knocknabohe Sam 10-1 players at 1-under-par 141. Tom Weiskopf 7149-140 a lunch break. We will also the available cabins have I p.m. free income tax AFTERNOON Chub Chaa 12-1 blank will be accepted. Tom Watson 68-75-141 9th c s/ie have coffee and tea already been taken. Also, help. Bus pick up at 8 aim 1:00 Bruce Devlin 70-71—141 Susan's Site 15-1 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members Time to go fishing (S NBABaakalball Mike Donald 70-71-141 Lady Caprice available. we have some who are 11th B 6 /16 and 11 a.m. return trips at of their families) of the Evening Herald. ® 11th Annual Sanlor Olympica Craig SUdler 71-70-141 First Birthday Kllloaea Cheeky -I This past Monday we taking the trip and have Seve Ballesteros 68-73—141 Spill 3 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Weekend of March 28-20, 1981. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES Last Thursday the "back room" m Avon Tannia Championahip Buzzy Laplant 12-1 4. Dave (I’m terribie about (FInala) Jack Lewis 7240-141 Right 0 Lancer started signing up for our relatives in Montreal and Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for was graced with two really neat Wally Armstrong 71-70—141 Beale Street 10-1 NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A remembering last names) and three 1:30 SQ't Lucky Louie annual Wildwood Trip and plan to stay in Montreal for shopping; 10 a.m. oil pain­ WORD LIST visitors from Kentucky. Roy Berry Johh Mahaffey 7447-141 Pluah Pup Bud Sharp 5-1 POSTMARK. or four other "ti^iops" showed up to Leonard (£ NHLHock*y A-Hal Sutton 7448-lC Path of Glory 4-1 This list contains, among olhara, tha correct words Mr. Big B we have three buses going a few extra days and then ting class. 12:30 p.m. of Henderson and Harold Casey of (3D Prof«t»lonal Team Rodao Terry Diehl 7349-142 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the see what was happening. JO'a Anthony Q Oneealmo 2-1 on June 14 through June 18 make their own for tha PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for ralaaaa 2:00 Peter Jacobsen 71-71—142 Radio Radio 6-1 return from shopping; 1 contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than Frankfort, drove 1,000 miles to visit The conversation got around to re­ Bud A llin 69-73-lC APPEAL CD ® ThaSupartlara Sweet Auburn 6-1 and two buses will go on the arrangements to get home. p.m. Senior Bowling LENT REVERIE one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be Thursday afternoon and evening at cent visitors from the South, and it & ® $175,000 Woman's Bob Goalby 70-73-143 next week of June 22 to 26. APPEAR LIKELY REVERSE in ring Mack Hayes 71-72-143 Quiet Hood 12th A 5/16 Fliers and our brochures League at the Parkade BED KamparOpan LINER shared equally. the "back room ", and then spent Curtis Strange 7449-143 SAIL was general agreement that they are (8) Avon Tannia Championahip Heard It All Peco'i Pecer 12.1 So you folks who have are available the center. BET LIVELY Mark O'Meara 69-74-143 at Lanes and also here at the SATIN 6 . IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE Friday with me visiting another rod truly super nice people. As the two SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - Sugar (FInala) Wise Haint Oahkoeh Snoball 7-2 CAVE Dan Pohl 70-73-143 signed up for the second By the way, the AARP center free income tax LOAD SKI ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. freak. Tom Doherty of Simsbury. Ray Leonard returns to the ring 3:00 Dudleys Ray Ray DK’s Hector 15-I CRISES LOAF SKILL workers toiled on, and the rest of us JImbo Cole -i bus for the second week Chapter 1275 is sponsoring help. 1:30 p.m. exercise When they left Friday evening, I Saturday night for the first time (3D MIchalobLita Cup Skiing Irish Tag 2 DANCER LOTTERY SPILL 7. The decision of the judges is final and all contestants agree to sloths sat around and watched, 3:15 Plainfield Country Gift Bueno Batista 5-2 are asked to bring in their a five-day trip in May, the class. DANGER MINER SPRING abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property waved goodby to two really fine peo­ David remarked that he had never since regaining his title from Rober­ (D ^o rta Spactacutar Thunder Streak R'a Jamaa P 9.2 deposit this coming week. EATING NAVE SPRINT Snakehaad -I 18 to the 22 to Colonial Wednesday: 9 a.m. free of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. ple. met anyone he didn't thoroughly to Duran last November, defending C D ® intarnatlonaiBoxing Friday Results Lances Rambler 10 ELECTS NEON 4:00 My Love...... '...... 7-I We are now taking a Williamsburg, Va. and blood pressure clinic; 10 GIN Dave and Paul Bengstdn of WEATHER; COOL TRACK: FAST PASSAGE 0 . Everyone has the same opportunity to win, (or every entry will enjoy in the "back room." his World Boxing Council GUN CD HaritagaClaaalc H R S T RA CE: 5/16 (D) 13th D Y C ^ waiting list for this trip. have a few seats available. a.m. Friendship Circle PEAR be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming is Portland. Reggie Christiansen of SportaWorld Valerio HAIL PEAS And it’s true. There have been welterweight championship against < S Z & 3 Pump It Up 3.00 3.00 2.20 Cuahle Geno S-2 Action here starts with You’ll have such stops at 4:30 Liza With A Z meeting, pinochle games HATING POTTERY necessary. Manchester, and a host of other some really great people come to unheralded Larry Bonds. 5 Main Top 3.20 2.60 Fran's 8. Chloupe 9-I ® WIda Woiid Of Sporta Liberette the results of our Senior Smithville, New Jersey, LATIN RAIL "back room" regulars helped make CD 8 Joe Flowers 4.60 KC's Q Elio 7-2 and final crewel em­ The correct solution to this week’s Prizeword will be visit. And from far away places too. Leonard, who will battle unbeaten NHLHockay Barb Guittar LEFT RAIN (ID TIM E; 31 70 Code Breaker 12-1 Bowling League on and lay over in Wildwood broidery class. Also published the following Saturday. their visit a pleasant one. Ayub Kalule (35-0) for his World 5:00 SL's Debbie Texas, California, Scotland, Quinlela: S6i5 Pd $9.40 Irish Wisdom 10-1 Tuesday afternoon: Crest and take the ferry ceramics class. Noontime The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical Naturally the conversation was Boxing Council junior middleweight CD Coamoa IMOHIghllghta TrifecU: 3-54 Pd $105.90 Compact Cadillac Trap Maggie 9-2 10 Louisiana, just to name a few. 5:30 DF Black Moon Women high single Betty from Cape May into lunch served. 12:45 p.m. about fly rods, different rod makers, title in Houston this summer, will be JD'a Sam 2-1 errors which may appear during the puzzle game. These people have all stopped at CD Soccar SECOND RA CE: 5/16 (D) Red Betty SImpkIn 15-1 Lamoureaux, 171; Helen Delaware. Lots of other in­ bridge games. 1 p.m. draft 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept in the personal fishing techniques, and general tall one time or another, to talk about making a mandatory defense of his 2 C How U r 7.60 4.20 3.00 Bumford, 450. For the men EVENING 4 Moe Den 4.40 4.00 teresting stops along the class, ^us pick up at 8 and custody o( Nate Agostinelli, President Manchester State tales. But most of the conversation rods, and fishing and have ended up welterweight crown. WBC rules high single, Charles 7K)0 1 J O ’S My Style 7.40 way. Complete package in­ II and return trips at 12:30 was about cane rods. Both Berry and becoming "back room” aficianados. state that a champion must defend TIM E: 31:71 be (ID SportaCantar Kaselauskas, 197 and triple cludes four overnights, and 3:15 p.m. LAST WEEK’S 12. Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will Casey had brought along some fine his title every six months. QuinieU; 26r4 Pd $18.40 What is even nicer, is the fact that I SiMrta Amarica 506 ; 5 of the men bowlers three breakfasts, two Thursday: 9 a.m. band ptiotographed for the paper. bamboo "sticks " of their own. 7:30 TrifecU ; 2-4-1 Pd $404.70 Pick'em and so often hear from them after they A crowd of 20,000 is expected at bowled 500 or better this lunches one dinner and all rehearsal. 10 a.m. dart PUZZLE SOLUTION However, seeing the other rods that have returned home to their respec­ the new Carrier Dome. The fight, (iD NHLHockay TH IRD R A C E; 5/16 (C) 10:00 week: Charlie admissions and sightseeing league. Noontime lunch were in the rod rack, looking at flies, tive states. scheduled to begin at 10:30 p.m. 5 Irish Miss 8.40 4.60 3.40 (3D MIchalobUla Cup Skiing 4 Weston Range 5.60 3.80 Kaselauskas, 506; Andy is $245. For further infor­ served and 1 p.m. fun day and the general atmosphere of good A couple of weeks ago, C. W. EST, will be telecast on cable televi­ 10:30 8 TM’s Super Fine 3.80 CD Sporta Extra Lamoureau, 509; Ivan mation you can call Jeanne featuring Lou Joubert and natured kidding and cameraderie, "Sam” Carlson, acknowledged to be sion by Home Box Office. There will TIM E: 31:49 Pljgf'eml 11:00 QuinieU: 4&5 Pd $37.20 Johnson, 515; Frank Fod- Johnson 643-1837. his orchestra. Bus pick up PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE made them feel like two kids turned one of the finest rod makers in the be no radio coverage. Leonard will (3D SportaCantar TrifecU; 544 Pd $663.30 dy, 506i* Andy Lorenzen, Our hard working Joe D. loose in a candy factory. 12:00 at 10 a.m. and return after world today, stopped by with his earn approximately $750,000 while 503. and his volunteers are real­ ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE As Berry put it, in his state, you ® Naw Zaaiand Qamaa FOURTH RA CE: 5/16 (C) entertainment. good wife, Vern, and stayed for four Bonds gets $85,000. 2:00 1 Hotel 6.20 3.80 2.80 On Wednesdey morning ly working hard planting have to travel miles and miles, Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen hours. He just wanted to say "hello” Leonard, who is 24, has a record of (fl) SportaCantar' 8 Lonesome Bear 3.80 2.60 it was pinochle time and .seeds for vegetables to be social games and also exer­ before you can find somebody to talk and drop off a rod repair. Well, the 28-1. His only loss was a 15-round un­ 2:30 7 Sophia's Pride 4.20 CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: ® kMchalobUta Cup Skiing TIM E: 31:81 the following winners are; replanted in our garden cise class; noontime lunch 1. GAMBLER not gabbler. To gabble, or chatter, is hardly such a per­ 2 ALLQW not allot. "ALLQW " Is more perfectly attuned to the theme of fly fishing with, and even further, to animous decision to Duran in Mon­ the clue; what you "feel free" to spend Is essentially what you ALLOW "back room” had some of the 4:30 QuinieU; 114 Pd $12.60 G ert M cKay, 633; Ed later. Thanks to Mr. Jack served. 1 p.m. setback nicious habit as to be "deplorable." Also, the clue's suggestion of this find a good cane fly rod anywhere in regulars there, and what started out treal last June. He regained his title OS) NHLHockay TrifecU: 14-7 Pd $345.60 person rtaIhUag and wanting to oppose an obsessive habit suits yourself to spend. ^ott, 622; John Gaily, 596; Peak and Scott games; also round dan­ 3. b a n d not bond. Men can quite aptly have a common Interest in a Kentucky. Not that he was dis- in New Orleans last November when G A M B LER better. to be a short "hello” turned into a FIFTH RACE: Yankee Course (C) Bob Hill, 587; Earl Popple, McLaughlin of the ROTC cing; 2 p.m. square dan­ 7. DAIRY not hairy. "There are, of courae. a certain" (l.e., limited) number BAND, of course. Men can also have a bond between them, buj » Is parging his home state; it’s just that Duran quit abruptly in the eighth 1 CR's Nelson 8.20 5.00 3.90 pointless lo say "a bond forming a common Interest" (the same thing lively warm conversation. Back rom 580; Bea Cormier, 574; for turning over the cing featuring ^aduatlon. of DAIRY animals. Animals with hair, on Ihe other hand, are practically most of the fishing in Kentucky is for 6 Southern Creed 8.90 5.40 twice). _ _ regular, Ken Parkany, outdoor round. Bonds, a 29-year-old sanita­ 2 Dudley’s Eva 4.00 Dorn Anastasia, 568; Ann greenhouse for our use and unlimited. Bus pick up at 8 and 11 a.m. 6. BLUNDER not plunder. "Certain" men can lose heavily or cause loss by 6 DRINKS not drurtks. The moderate tone of "one can consider pretty bass, and pan fish, and 98 percent of tion man from Denver, is 29-3 but Hockey TIM E: $0:34 The Connecticut writer for the Hartford Courant, was Fisher, 567; Bill we are working with his return trips at 12:30 and BLUNDERS, but It dbeeeV meffer wMeft men plunder, since lo plunder nasty." In Ihe clue, suits DRINKS better, since certain drunks are QuinieU; 1&6 Pd $45.80 Lottery’s Daily Numbers 79, live, at 7:29PM to see the fishing for these fish is carried never has fought for a world title. means substantial deprivation anyway. definitely objectionable by any standards. , . , madder 'n hops, because he had to TrifecU; 14-2 Pd $554.70 Bradshaw, 560; Nadine staff and should really 3:15 p.m. 10. CAB not lab. The clue's use of "absent-mindedly"—implying out with spinning gear and bait game is still the most if you won. The winning 9. ALQN E not along. ALQN E la especially apt. since such e man has no tear himself away, because of a Neither fighter was expected to have error—favors CAB. He may well quite fnfentfoneWjt leave formulae casting rigs. SIXTH RACE; 5/16 (A) popular game in town. Daily Numbers are also - conversation, etc., to occupy him. Along la a comparatively pointless previous commitment. difficulty making the 147-pound limit answer. (safely locked up) in ihe lab. Just Thursday evening, Dave and 5 Carbon Kid 11.40 5.80 3.10 You can play (or as little announced on other TV 11. SQLQ not polo, Polo, as a sweeping, general term does not win the What is really nice about Thursday at Saturday morning’s weigh-in. Hartford 4 Dapper Ed 6.00 4.60 14. WASH not wasp. There are a variety of "aounda" readily aasoclable Paui Bengston showed up with toois 309-4 as 50$ or as much as $5, channels, radio and in with a WASH, but one thinks of a wasp as making one sound. player attention. It would be that Individual's skill or style. But a SQLQ It night sessions, is the troops will Bonds says he feels no pressure, a Wa^lngton llt< 4 2 Chica 4.40 Minority discussion set an Inttrumenlallst's best chance for attention. and boxes under arm, plus two light , WMhlmtoo, OartnerM TIM E: 31:59 and win anywhere from the newspapers. 16. AG E not ere. Normally, people have loo aophlsllceted e life style to be make whoever wanders in, at home, statement which amuses Leonard. entirely natural. People usually AGE In a natural way, of courae. 12. MASSIVE not passive. "Passive resistance" Is a set phrase: it's a ques­ Vellch), * T iliir t f o n l, Kaon QuinieU: 4li5 Pd $35.90 $25 to $2,500 on a single tion ol a "MASSIVE sbow of resistance" (as In the clue), or a show of fixtures. Seems like they decided I "If Bonds can keep his composure, S *• HarUord, Stoiuhhn TrifecU : 54-2 Pd $877.70 But you can’t win lt you Andrews Jr., executive tative Carrie Perry (D-8th 19. SURE not sore. Strength of character Is-ahown by confidence, aaser- if I'm waiting on a customer. ticket. Simply pick three WEST HARTFORD - peaeNe reafstance, rather. needed more light over the rod rack, I wish he’d tell me his secret,” said *< » »« . “ "Wta), U:B. 4, lUrflonl, don’t play. The Daily director of the Upper tlveneaa, etc., rather than by Irascibility. My reply to Dave’s statement FIdIwU (Roire, Stall) U:». PenalUai SEVENTH RACE: 5/18 ( B ) digits and play them Five Connecticut black District), and State 22. DERIDING not deciding. Qne “certainly" atands to look a bit foolish In 13. HEARING nol fearing, HEARING auch diaquieting newa would be quite • and by golly, before the night was Leonard. “ When I beat Wilfred -Killy, W nU *, Kthm.Wu.nM. I S b e P a r i U 4.60 S.80 9.80 Numbers, still Ihe most leaders will discuss Albany Community Senator Wilber G. Smith the c u e of DERIDING, since one derides publicly or to another person. apt fo wofry them, of courae. Their fearing would be Ihe actual fact ol about never meeting anyone he Secood iiario iM , W u h li^ , Venrer- straight or boxed. Or their worrying; It wouldn't be. aa suggested, something that had a over, 1 had more light over the rod didn’t thoroughly enjoy, was “ H ey... Benitez to win the title, I almost had 3 V Iv 's M ona e.go 5.40 popular game In town. "M inorities and Public Development Corporation (I>-2nd District). Qn the other hand, a decision In IIm II may be private and not 8 Dudley’a Demle s oo pick 2 digits as a front proclaimed by overt action. worrying effect on them . ^ rack. 1 reaily do not have anything to and member of the NAACP 18. SIGHT not light or nighl. Since one goes lo the cinema to aaa tninga. You guys make it enjoyable.” a heart attack. 11 ;S; Mcllhargy, Har, U;s. TIM E: SliM pair, back pair or split Policy” at 4:30 p.m. 24. CRUSTY not trusty. "Feel free to speak her mind" auggeata a degree,of Smart shopping "SIGHT" la an outstanding inawer. Also, one may doubt II one can say about the "back room” when Tblrt parta rt HatUoed, Stouililoii U Q u in ie U ; 114 P d $94.40 national board of direc­ blunt diupprovel that links up especially well with CRUSTY. So, if you’re a cane rod freak, or a "It should be a good fight. Bonds pair and play themi Thursday, April 2, at the spend a nighl at the movies In a constant stata ol encllemenl. The fights they decide to pretty the piace up. I Meagbar, Hnra), IS: 10.7, W u U u U n . T r if e c U ; 1 4 4 P d $ I U .50 fishing nut, drop by some Thursday has been a professional a lot longer TookavS (Gofitanon), 17i». M taJuoid, Then watch Channel 30, University of Hartford. tors; Judge Flemming Smart shoppers read the In question are In films, rather lhan literally "at the cinema," l^ iie they were working, Reggie than I have. He just hasn’t gotten the RowaU (nunlitadl, 10:80. Peultlaa- EIGHTH RACE: Yankee Courae (B) Norcott Jr., of the Connec­ night. You never know who you’re None. Channel 59 or Channel The free seminar will be in Supermarket Shopper Christiansen showed up and Merriil publicity. He’s been around — he 3 My Derlloc Son 8.90 5.00 3.60 ticut Superior Court; column Wednesdays and liable to meet in the "back worn” . 8 U 7 i F ir e P ly 9.00 1.90 CnancM oi winniog vary from 1 m 100 lo 1 in 1.000 dapanding on how you play Auerbach Auditorium of Thoresen of Norwich, his friend knows what he’s doing in the ring.” 5 CK't Mindv Mae PurchaMra mult ba 18 or older but minori may racatvt lottery ItpkeU at gihl Hlllyer Hall. H$nry E. Parker, state Saturdays exclusively In Speakers will be: Ben F. treasurer; State Represen­ The Herald, 18 - THE HERALD, Sat,, March 28, 1981 TH E HKRALD. Sat.. March 28, 1981 - 19 TV today Oscar telecast is always popular and her son living in a deserted uiuB 10:25 2 2 As Schools Match WIta (Xl^FentaaylalanclAdetermined MORNING of Texas, unalarmed about an Im­ 6 )i4(ll Schoolhouse Rock 24withOss)eAndRuby'MyDaddy young woman travels back in time to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - within the fixed framework Eastwood ever came close presenting. Dickinson. durable of all the emcees 5:50 10:26 Was a Railroad Man' Amertca'a pursue murderous Jack the Ripper. pending Indian attack. (78 mins.) The annual Academy of an awards show, and ' S Newt 2 9 Telethon Continuee to cardiac arrest, this was "They all want the five Participating for the was Bob Hope, who 3; In The News romance with the railroads la andendsupleadinghimbacktoFan- Awards Oscar presen­ still try to entertain. 6:00 10:30 recalled as Ossie and Ruby tasy Island, where he finds a whole ® Movie-(Drama) **H "Where the moment. He stumbled big awards that come at first time in an Oscar show appeared many times. 3 Up Front (81(40) Thundarr Saturday remember their fathers, both rail­ new world ol viclima; and a shy man The Sidewalk Ende” 1950 Dana tations, along with the "The casting is rough apologetically through the the end of the show — best will be Sissy Spacek, Other hosts of the past 5 Pattern For Living (29(22(30' Daffy Duck Show roadmen, through poetry, folktales, runs into romantic trouble when his Andrews.QeneTlerney.Adetective Super Bowl, is the most 6 Children's Gospel Hour who hates crooks with a ven­ because some of the stars speech to the puzzlement picture, best actress, best Natassia Kinski and Mary were Jack Benny, Frank (24 Nova A Secret Dove Affair' stories and song. (Closed- fantasyol being paid tolove women consistently popular televi­ 2Z Daktari '34 Movie -(Horror) * "Mad Mon­ Captioned; U.S.A.) is fulfilled. (Repeat; 60 mins.) geance, becomes invpived with a are reluctant to appear on of viewers and the actor, best director and Tyler Moore (all best ac­ Sinatra, Danny Kaye, 6:29 ster" 1942 Johnny Downs, Anne ® ?HH7/?H)4H??WNET 29(8)139 HIIIStreetBluea Captain girl during a murder case and finds sion show every year — it’s the show. You don’t even astonishment of the star- best writer. Some stars tress nominees this year), Shirley MacLaine, Sammy 30 Morning Prayer Nagel A scientist invents a serum Mr, Roarke (Ricardo Monlalban) (39 Doctor In The House Furillo must arrange a truce himsell accidentally committing a 6:30 murder. (2hra.) always No. 1. think about asking people studded audience. will only appear if they get Alan Arkin, Lesley-Anne Davis and Jane Fonda. that can turn a man into a wolf (90 finds that he must defend a young ^ I Love Lucy between warring leen-8ge gangs The producers of the 53rd 3 Pinceladas mins ) woman (Lynda Day George) who 8:00 whenhelearnsolaPresidentialtouT 29 Second City TV like Marlon Brando and "Clint told me it was the to give one of the major Down, Mikhail The ceremonies often in 5 Abbott And Costello 1:05 10:55 has traveled back in time to 1888 C£) Pace The State ol his precinct. (Repeat; 60 mins.) Oscar bash March 30 con­ George C. Scott. They Oscars. elude special honorary B Davey And Goliath 99 ABC News most terrifying moment of Baryshnikov and Lily 8 Schoolhouse Rock to pursue the notorious Jack the CH ^ Eight la Enough Joanoie's ® Independent Newt fidently expect it to top the turned down their Oscars 11 Superstar Volleyball Cup 10:56 1:20 his life,” Koch said. "We try to get a Tomlin, awards to giants of the in­ Ripper only to have her journey boss al the television station aa- 10:30 Malch 113 Albnria vs Ontario 3 In The News slgnsherthetaskofgalheringtalent 9 9 USAF ReligloueFllm ratings again as it has in the first place. "But I discovered a lot of sprinkling of old-time This year’s presentatiorts dustry who have never won lead the killer back to Fantasy 31 Bleck Newe 30 Consultation 11:00 for a local telethon; and David runs 31 Ufe Of Riley 1:30 since the first televised "Clint Eastwood won’t very big movie stars choke stars, former winners and will be held at the Dorothy an Oscar. One of the most 6:45 3 Popeye Hour Island where he discovers a whole Into problems when he takes in a (3D SportsCenter 29 Risk Of Marriage show back in 1953. even attend the awards — 6 A New Day 8 Soul Train new world of victims in 'With Af­ roommate and finds himself living O Reel West 1:40 up when they have to popular new stars on the. Chandler Pavilion of the memorable was the special 7:00 8 (49 Heathciiff And Dingbat fection. Jack the Ripper,' on ABC- with two women he doesn't even ® Forum 36 3 ) ABC Newe This year Johnny Carson and I have to take the appear before an audience show. And we try to stick Los Angeles Music Center, award given Charlie 3 Hot Fudge 11 NCAA Hockey Division I TV’s FANTASY ISLAND, airing know. (60 mins.) (Closed- 11:00 2:00 will be master of blame for that.’* 5 Brady Kids of their peers. They are with movie people rather Oscar’s ninth home. The Chaplin a few years before Championship-Semifinal 2. Saturday, March 28 Captioned; U.S.A.) (31311® (39^ Newt 31 Newe-Weather 6 My Three Sons 2:02 ceremonies and last year’s Eastwood was vic­ embarrassed in that situa­ than TV stars. Thank. God first awards were held his death. 20''22 (39 Batman And The Super In another segment. 'Gigolo.' a 3 1 NHL Hockey Montreal Can­ (jH Tales Of The Unexpected B News Seven adians vs New York Rangers 3 1 Morecembe And wise 31 Movie -(Horror) •• "Franken­ best actors winners, Dustin timized in 1973 when he sat tion although they can play Johnny Carson made at during a dinner party at the It SportsCenter shy man (Ken Berry) runs into 11:26 (3D NCAA Hockey Division I (3D Auto Recing 'Virginia 500' stein Must be Deetroyed" 1069 Hoffman and Sally Field, in the audience preparing An emotional moment 20 Dudley Do Right romantic trouble when his fantasy Peter Cushing, Sirhon Ward. Dr. any other role that’s given least one movie, ‘Looking Hollywood Roosevelt ’ 31 In The News Championship-Final ® Movie-(Crime) ** "Magnum will be on hand to present to enjoy the show which will be provided this year 2tl JimBakker 11:30 of being paid to love women is- ® Festival Of Faith Force" 1973 Clint Eastwood. Hal Frankenstein is now experimenting them. For Love.’ Hotel, 30 Littlest Hobo 6) (40) Plasticman-Baby Plas fulfilled 29(32(39 Barbara Mandreil And Holbrook. A tough cop tackles a with brain transplants. (2 hrs.) the best performing was scheduled to be opened ”1 can sympathize with “While some stars are Over the years 1,108 by the. presentation of a 30 Faith For Today 2:05 Super Comedy Show > CHECK LISTINGS TOR EXACT T ME The Mendrell Sletere Guest stars; police ‘death squad' who are awards to the 1980 winners. by Charlton Heston reading the actors. I’ve had to uncooperative, others such presenters have par­ special Oscar to Henry 40) Morningtown (24 Masterpiece Theatre Danger Ronnie Milsap, Charlotte Rae. (60 systematically killing criminals. 31 Moments Of Meditation 7:30 T CO im ilM HBVICU. I Howard W. 'Koch, a a Biblical-like history of Fonda, one of America's UXB'EpisodeXII Brian'slifehangs mins.) (117 mins.) 2:15 John Denver and George Bums try a little soft shoe in appear on the show a cou­ as Heston, Greg Peck, ticipated in the show, in­ 3 Arthur And Company 94 Movie-(Drama) ** Vi "The member of the motion pic­ most distinguished actors. inthebalancewhenammeexplodes 2 4 Odyaaey ‘The Sakuddei' The (® Easter Seale Telethon memory of some of the great performers of the past in the academy. ple of times and it ain’t Jimmy Stewart, Jack Lem­ cluding such giants as Will 5 Groovie Goolies on a booby-trapped pier (Closed- Sakuddei lifestyle centers around a . Glove" 1980 John Saxon. Rosey 6 Battle 01 The Planets ;2 4 Goodies ture academy board for 11 Heston’s car broke down easy. This year Norman mon, Walter Matthau and Rogers, Clark Gable, Bette Incredibly, the award has Caplioned, U S A ) Championship John Saxon. Sprawling religious during the American Industrial spiritual harmony with the souls of ® Odd Couple Grier. An easy-going bounty hunter JOHN DENVER WITH SPECIAL GUEST GEORGE B Newark And Reality years, produced the Oscar on the Hollywood freeway 11:55 24 Antiques epic about the life of Simon Peter Revolution of the 1860's. their ancestors and their jungle 11:30 wants to retire; but before he does BURNS—TWO OF A KIND, an ABC one-hour special Jewison is producing the Jack Nicholson are happy Davis, Ingrid Bergman, eluded him for half a cen­ IV NHL Hockey Hartford Whalejjs 8) Dear Alax And Annie 2?) Wall Street Week'Inflation: from Galilee who became Jesus' ( 9 Hogan's Heroar environment, but programs being he must bring in alive a vicloDs show for six years and says minutes before the show tury. vs Washington Capitals 3lMovie-(0rama)** “ VictoryAt airing Monday. March 30. show. to pitch in.” Marilyn Monroe, John Proofing Your Investments' Guest: Disciple. (3 hrs.) 6:30 developed by the Indonesian Entebbe” 1976 Elizabeth Taylor. criminal who uses a steel glove to it is more difficult than went on the air. With time "The most important '20l Archies AFTERNOON Harry Browne, investment advisor. (I.f) New Zealand Gamee-Part II. (D CBSNtws government may soon disrupt these pulverize anyone who tries to stop "One trouble with In addition to Hoffman Wayne, Cary Grant, 30) Great Space Coaster Kirk Douglas. Dramatization of the Host: Louis Rukeyser. ® Another View 3 ) ® ^ News traditions. (Closed-Captiondd; daring Israeli rescue raid on Ugan­ him (Rated R) (88 mins.) producing movies, which is running out, Koch grabbed casting the Oscars is and Field, this year’s Tyrone Power, Gary thing about the Oscars is 3D Viewpoint On Nutrition 12:00 2:30 3) Fat Alb^h Show (49 Movie-(Biographical-Drama) (39 Movie-(Comedy)** "Francis 31 Naw York Report U.S.A.) da's Entebbe Airport in July 1976. what he does for a living. the unsuspecting dealing with the stars’ ceremony will include such Cooper and W.C. Fields. their integrity," Koch con­ 4$ Underdog dllDynattytUCLABaskatballThis 9D SportsCenter (8) America’sTop 10 ••‘1 "Scott of the Antarctic" Joint the WAC's" 1954 Donald ® Sneak Previews Hosts Gene 103 Jewish men, women and chil­ 8:00 HBOexclusivefeatures memorable 3:00 " It’s a hard show to Eastwood, thrust the text agents. I call and ask if a presenters as P eter In the 52-year history of cluded. "They are a 81 Jefferson Awards The 5th an­ 1948 John Mills. JamdsRobertson O'Connor. Julia Adams. An Army Siskel and Roger Ebert review the dren with Israeli passports are held 3 Tom And Jerry Comedy Justice The biography of the 20th film clips and recent interviews with 3lMovle-(Comedy)*Vi "There’s Daytime TV cast,” he said. “You have of Heston’s speech in his respected symbol for nual awards tor local work benefit- Lieutenant and a talking mule are latest films. hostage in a small room by Arab star is able and willing to Ustinov, Richard the Oscars there have been Show some ol the greatest stars of the A Qlrl In My Soup" 1970 Peter ting their communities will be pre­ Century explorer wholed anexpedi- accidentally assigned to the (39 Country Countdown 1900 terrorists. (2 hrs., 30 mins.) to come up with something hands and propelled him on appear as a presenter. The Chamberlain, Billy Dee 77 hosts, including years excellence in the arts 5 Popeye And Friends tion to Antarctica (2 hrs ) WAC's. (2 hrs.) UCLA basketball team. Sellers, Goldie Hawn. A middle- 0 40 Superfriends Hour sented to five Connecticut citizens Host; Denn'S Weaver. Featuring; CSl Movie -(Classic-Drama) *** new every year in the way stage. when there were as many around the world today. We 2:00 4:30 29(39 NBC News Dolly Perion, Crystal Gayle, Eddie "Great Expectatlona" 1947 agedsophisticatedgourmet colum­ agent wants to know what Williams, Brooke Shields, B Davey And Goliath in a telecast live from Sherman's 24 This Old House Host Bob Vila of a theme and pace ail If stout-hearted but shy are very proud of Oscar ” Taverne in New Haven before an > 3) Kldsworld (l4)Jylovie-(Adventure) ** "Klon­ Rabbit. Anthony Wagner, Finlay Currie. Fa- nist finds his life disrupted, when a MON THRU FRI award his flient will be Richard Pryor and Angie as four cohosts. Most 20) ‘2Z 30 Godzilla-Hong Kong [S' Brady Bunch dike Fever" Rod Sleiger. Angie supplies the answers to common kookte girl moves in on him. (119 ’Tam Lin‘.(TUb.}, 'Living Free’ Pbooey Hour, audience of prominent people 8:30 shioriedfromDickens'novel about a (WED.), ‘Beven Times Seven' (18) Accent On Living Dickinson During the Gold Rush questions encountered in redecor­ 3 ) Inside Hollywood: The Picture boy's strange meeting with an es­ mins.) MORNING 24 Sesame Street B Dr. who ating. (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) (THUR.), ‘It Can Be Done Amigo' (29(22 Jonny Quest 242Y)AvonTenni8Championahlp days, young JackLondonset soul to BueineseCBSNewsexamineshow caped convict that changes his life. (IDMIchelobLiteCupSklIngMen’s 4:55 44^ Public Affairs (Semi-Final8)This tournament pre­ stake his claim lor fortune. (Rated (39 Bob Newhart Show Giant Slalom Competition 8:25 2T Here's To Your Health American movies are financed, (2hrs..32min8.) 0 Daktari GD T o ^ a n k Boxing (FrI.) Travelling Healthy' (Closed- sents the top women players in PG)(106mins.) 7:00 made and marketed. Using footage ® Racing From Rootevelt 29 Telethon Continuee 5:45 40 Schoolhouse Rock America competing lor over 31 Agronsky And Company 0 0 0 Dayt Of Our Uvea Captioned, USA) (ill Davey And Goliath frommorethan 15 movies and inter­ Raceway ® Movie -(Adventure) **4 Naw Zoo Ravua Dr. Brothers in TV spiritual mother (F 8:26 $300,000 in prize money. (Depend­ 4:45 31 Who Loves Amy Tonight? "Decieion Before Dawn" 1962 1:30 3 In The News 39 Black Perspective views with some of the industry's Saturday Night Llv* Host: 5:54 F Addama Family 34 Wild Wild West ing on the length ol the matchs (iD Listen 31 Wild Kingdom decision makers, the broadcast Steve Martin. Guests: The Blues Richard Basehart, Gary Merrill. 0 Morning Prayer 8:30 covered, programming may runover GD F.A. Soccer (Mon.) NCAA Vol- She was in Hollywood lor 49 Candiepin Bowling 5:00 31 World At War Pincers' unearths the gritty business behind Brothers. (Repeat; 90 mins.) German war prisoner returns to 5:55 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - which is quite often these attempting to treat a per­ drawing conclusions from Deadline Award for 3 BJgs Bunny-Road Runner scheduled time ) (D Sports Spectacular 1) World ® Movie-(Adventure)** "Raise Reich to work lor American intel­ l^b a ll (THUR.) Show 12:26 the image of Hollywood. (90 mins.) iaM ovla.(M yatary)**ty “ Thank 0 Jim Bakkar 0 Jake Haaa Goapal Tima Dr. Joyce Brothers, the days. son. their own experience. an appearance on a Bob excellence in radio broad­ 2:30 Cup Skiing from Yugoslavia. 2) The Titanic” IBSOJasonRobards. ® This Old House Host Bob Vila ligence. (2hrs.) 5 Fllnistones 3 In The News You, Mr. Moto" 1937 Peter Lorre. 0 Todays Woman 0 In-School Programming Hope TV special. She (31 Mario And The Magic Movie World Bar'rel Jumping Champion­ Richard Jordan. Two men under­ supplies the answers to common Sidney Blackmer. Six scrolls to the diminutive blonde winner Joyce, who makes her "You can only tell them Because they are so busy casting for that event. 6 ' Viewpoint On Nutrition 12:30 take an awesome underseamission 6KX) 2:00 Machine ships from Canada. (60 mins.) questions encountered in redecor­ secret of a fabulous Genghis Kahn home in Manhattan with what to explore in their credits Hope with a bit of “People write in to thank 3$ Villa Alegre 3 Orak Pack toclaimthepreciouscontentsolthe CFCF Varloue Programming F A t Tha World Turns of “The $64,000 Question” a during the week, they most 5' Little Rascals I Love Lucy (91 (49 Wide World Of Sports ating. (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) hidden treasure bring seven people GD Auto Racing (Tua.y Wad.) counseling on her behalf. me for helping them or en­ 8:55 (i|) Harvest Temple Michael Spinks’and Marvin John­ famous ship’s vault before the Rus­ F Gat Smart quarter-century ago, is the her physician husband, has own feelings. I put myself often have sex on Saturday 29 22 39 NCAA National Col­ 9:00 t^ether. (90mins.) 0 Naw Zoo Ravua B Schoolhouse Rock 3:00 son. the World Boxing Councils two sians do. (Rated PG) (114 mins.) The Workl Almanac* F 0 OnaUfatoUva a five-minute daily NBC in the position of being a night. But that’s not true “ I first appeared on his couraging them to seek 8:56 legiate Basketball (H^TheLoveBoatlsaaccauses 99 Movie -(Comedy-Fantasy) 0 Health Field ® National Collaglata Baakat- spiritual mother of scores Championship l31 National Geographic top contenders in the light heavy­ ^ World Opportunities comedic chaos when he convinces •••Ml "Topper" 1937 CaryQrant, 6:15 of radio and TV, psy­ network show on the psy­ 'rent-a-friend.' The best we for the population as a show many years ago and psychologic help. I even 3 In The News (39 Life Is Worth Living ball Champ. (Tua.) NHL Hockey 24 Crockett's Victory ( ^ Big Valley , weight division, will meet in a bout in the crew to bolster his stagestruck Constance Bennett. An auto ac­ News he took time from his busy 9:00 (01 Movie-(Mystery)...... DIalM 22ShaNaNaGue8t8;Peachesand CF (WED.) chologists in some 47 chology behind the news can do is help people sort whole. get invitations to weddings Garden Atlantic City, and Lord Avie will lead aunt's ego. which turns her into an cident turns a husband and wife into 6:30 5 Movie-(Juvenile)** "LionAnd For M urder" 1954 RayMilland. afieldolTripleCrownhopefulsinthe 0 Accent On Living (Mon.) titled "Together, With Dr. out their own feelings and schedule to teach me com­ from people I've written 12:56 Herb. outrageous prims donna. Guest a couple of madcap ghosts who Fllntetonas states. "Sexual problems are an TheHorse■' 1952 Steve Cochran, QraceKelly Ahusband.knowinghis FlamingoStakesfromHialeahPark. 24 Connecticut Prime Time (F Domata (EXC.MON.) ' 3 ) In The News stars: Isabel Sanford. Troy Don­ don't want to be dead. (96 mins.) (F My Three Sons Most good-sized cities Joyce Brothers.” She also arrive at some course of important part of psy­ edy timing — how to wait about in the newspaper Sherry Jackson A valiant horse wife IS unfaithful, plans her murder 27) Sitcom ‘The Adventures of 0 0 0 Another World 1:00 (90 mins.) ahue. (Repeat; 60 mins.) (Closed- 11:35 Nows combats n lierco mountain lion (2 (2 hrs ) Garry Marshall' In a revealing CF 0 Hollywood Squarao (Exc. have at least one qualified has her own TV show in positive action. chological adjustments. for a laugh without milking column or talked to on the 13' Jason Of Star Command ( ^ Outer Limits Captioned; U.S.A.) 31 Movie -(Adventure) **^ Program Unannounced hrs ) (If) Michelob Lite Cup Skiing (ill Mayor Athanson's Forum behind the scenes look, this (3D FrI.) it, how to build to a laugh (5) Littlest Hobo (3$ Professional Boxing: Future "Wake of the Red W itch" 1948 (Mon.) psychiatrist or psy­ Los Angeles, Chicago and "The best we can do is One re c e n t study by air. B 40 Fonz And The Happy Days Women’s Giant Slalom ( ^ Presente! documentary explores the world ol 2:30 (8) ABC Weekend Special Champlone Today's hottest young John Wayne. Gig Young. The story 0 Buliwinkia New York. and how to handle an “I enjoy my work for the Gang Competition 5:30 Garry K Marshall, producer ol such F Abbott And Costello chologist interpreting rely on common sense professor Carlo Sartori of 9) Movie-(Comedy) •• "Under pro fighters slug it out in this HBO of a feud between an East Indies Varloua Programming B One On One 14lMovie-(Western) ••• "Hondo" (ill Living Faith shows as 'Mork and Mindy'. 'Happy Cartoons events of the day on TV or Additionally, she writes combined with our Italy says the sex act en­ audience.” personal satisfaction it 2d’ 2Z 30 Ftintstones Comedy the Yum Yum Tree" 1963 Jack » o rl8 exclusive. trade monarch and a hell-raising 1. The lowest elevation in the Romper Room GD NCAA Hockey (Mon.) Joyce hears from hun­ Lemmon, CarolLynley. Two people 1953 John Wayne. Geraldine Page 29 Duckpin Tournament Of Days' and ‘Laverne and Shirley'. 29(8(39 Hill Streat Bluet An explo­ Sea Captain ends in a loss of gold conversing with distraught a daily column for some 300 professional training, courages the production of brings and for the Show AnArmy soldier encountersa widow country is located in which g0 Lassie 0 Domata • agree to determine Ihetr 'character Champions (39 Benny HItl Show sive situation is created when two and a woman they both love. (2 hrs.. 6:55 dreds of persons she has gratitude of the people I'm 24 Mister Rogers and her son living in a deserted area (32 $175,000 Women’s Kempar (39 What’s Happening America? state? (a) California (b) Louisi­ 2 4 Various Programming listeners on radio. newspapers, replying to living a lifetime and depen­ fibrin in the bloodstream 3B Carrascolendas compatibility' by living together juvenile gang members are inter­ 5 mins.) 0 American Trail 0 Maggie And Th# Baautiful letters, offering quizes and ding on what professional which protects people helped with her broad­ able to help. " - plalonically. (2 hrs ) of Texas, unalarmed about an im­ Open ^ In Search Of Daredevil rupted during a store robbery and 12:00 an a^ ) New Jersey Joyce is the linear 9:26 pending Indian attack (76mins.) 0 News Machine c a s ts , including one 18) World Cup Tennis 2(1 Great Decisions Deathwish' take hostages. (Repeat; 60 mina.) ( H Championship Wrestling 2. The term “power play” 7:00 mother of them ail and analyzing the psychology studies show. against atherosclerosis. 3 In The News (18' Domata 29 Lawrence Welk Show 7:26 0 Chico And Tha Man /HOUKA/COnCfllA/ 24 In The Kitchen 2 4 Movie-(Comedy) ** "Opera­ 9D NCAA Hockey Division I applies to what sport? (a) foot­ Morning woman she saved from IM TIN STATI 84 IX IT SB tlLVEH LANE 9:30 29 22 39 NCAA National Col­ (31 If You Ask Me CF 2:57 doubtless has dispensed of the news. "I just tell people what "Other studies conclude 8 40 Richie Rich-Scooby And Lawmakers tion Snatch" 1962 Terry-Thomaa. Championship-Final ball (b)1iockey (c) boxing ® Buga Bunny And Popaya EAST HARTFORD SBI BSO legiate Basketball ______EVENING______7:29 F Nawsbreak more advice electronically Genuinely concerned we know anci offer the that people in love live suicide many years ago. SAROAIN MATINEE DAILY Scrappy Ooo Show 29 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs George Sanders. During W.W.II, a 99) Living Faith 3. Where was Katharine Good Morning America FIRST SHOW ONLY S2.S0 Championship (39 Dally Number 2:58 "A woman in New York 24 Electric Company Chicago Black Hawks. 6:00 Lieutenant is senyo watch over 1:00 bum bom? (a) Evanston, III. (F Richard Simmons Show F 0 FYl to the desperate, the with the lives of other peo­ alternatives to certain longer and get sick less (49 Superman 3:30 '3) News 7:30 apes on the Rock ol Gibraltar. (90 called me while I was on 38 Hot Fudge 8'(49 Pro Bowlers Tour Today's dlMovie-(Horror)** "ChlldrenOf (b) Hartford, Conn, (c) Phila­ GD SportsCantar 3:00 lovelorn, the suicidal and ple, Joyce approves of types of behavior, what the often — they are even less 1:30 (01 Racing From Aqueduct (31 Comment mins.) 10:00 show will provide coverage of the Movie-(Drama)**** "Street­ The Damned" 1064 Ian Hendry. delphia 0 0 0 Today F Guiding Light the air one day to say she 3' 30 Minutes Raceway 31 ® Hollywood Clatelcs the terminally dis­ other qualified psy­ options are, so people can apt to suffer hardening of 3 Tarzan-Lone Ranger Adven­ $ l30.000TrueValueOpenlromDon car Named Desire" 1952 Marlon Alan Badel. Six different countries 0 Batman F Woody Woodpecker 5 ’ Laurel And Hardy (lilMichelobLiteCupSklingMen's 10:00 chologists entering the make their own decisions the arteries — than people had swallowed a lethal ture Hour Carter's Kendall Lanes in Miami, Brando. Vivien Leigh. An animalistic having identical intellects are 7:30 F 0 General Hospital * enchanted than anyone Laughtoons Giant Slalom Competition C31 RIker Working undercover lor ® Great Space Coaster dose of pills and wanted to 8 Movie-{Science Fiction) • *7 Florida (90 mins ) slob begins an aflair with a neurotic brought together for scientific F Bonanza else. mass media to aid the pop­ based on solid facts. who are not in love. "King Kong Escapes" 1968 a Movie-(Western) ** "Only the 24 Sneak Previews Hosts Gene the Deputy Attorney General's of­ study. In fear, some aceinlists try to ANSWERS IF Jim Bakkar 16' Jake Hess Gospel Time woman in New Orleans. (2 hrs.. 30 (S) Naw Zealand Gamas (Thur.) “One must be careful of "A Johns Hopkins study talk to me while they took Rhodes Reason Mio Hama The Valiant" 1951 Gregory Peck, SisKei and Roger Ebert review the fice. Riker poses as a trucker in an destroy them, and they fight back in 0 ScoobyDoo 0 Various Programming Joyce doesn’t shrink ulace. ‘‘m cR ED iBye’’ 38) F Troop mins.) effect," she recounted. giant ape battles his robot du­ Barbara Payton A hatedcnvalry latest films attempt to bust a syndicate leader st^erhuman style. (2 hrs.) 8:00 0 0 0 Texas from the term "shrink" in "I think the shows are the facts, too. Doctors proved that people in love officer regains the respect of his 4:00 2Y) Molders Of Troy This docu- 31 Muppet Show Quest: Buddy dealing in federal crimes. (60 plicate (2 hrs ) 3; Heritage Classic 94 Movie-(Weetern)*** "Hondo" ■q E q Z (laaai eas atoiaq (F Captain Kangaroo 9 0 Mundo Real reference to psychologists desirable because they let aren't always right. get fewer head colds. But if “The station canceled all 11 SportsCenter menby Stavingofi a violent attack by drama reflects the spirit of a strong' R[ch ^ mins.) Woody Woodpecker ROBERT NIRO 5) Movie-(Drama) "Big Fi­ (ii) SportsCenter 1953 John Wayne,GeraldinePage. (F 0 Ghost And Mrs. Muir programs for three hours 24 3-2-1 Contact Apaches (2 hrs ) willed Irish immigrant family working 3 1 News AnArmy soldlerencountersawidow t»aj OiZ ‘A3lI®A mBaa) B I (S) All-Star 8occar(Mon.)National nor does she — unlike people know they are not "Not too long ago a study you're a Don Juan who just sherman" 1959 Howard Keel. 29 America’sTop 10 3:30 HAGINGBULL’’ 38 Ask The Manager 11 NCAA Fencing Division I hard locarve a nichef or themselves Collegiate Basketball Champion­ F Little Rascals many of her colleagues — isolated or alone with their by doctors concluded that engages in sex rather than while I talked to her. ship (TUE.), New Zealand Games (S Auto Racing (FrI.) appear to need analysis problems,” Joyce said. Saturday night was the being in love, it doesn't Police were notified but (WED.), NCAA Swimming (THUR ), 9 0 Villa Alegre they couldn't trace the Professional Rodeo (FRI.) 0 I Dream Of Jeannie herself. “Generally speaking, 1 most common time for fend off colds. I guess the 0 Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny 3:58 She is tiny, brainy, think they do a great deal married couples to engage viruses can tell the call. Finally, the woman The TV Sunday 8:30 F 0 FYI feminine and, although of good. But there are in the sexual act. Later, difference." gave me her name and ad­ (F Gililgan's Island 4:00 dress and she was saved Power Behind OF Various Programming F John Davidson Show painfully shy, manages to dangers that must be they were proved wrong. Joyce probably is the 0 TV Community Collage “The professional jour­ MORNING 10:30 doubles finals Idr over $300,000 in Women's Slalom Competition con returns to hia home andI cco o ^ F Gililgan's Island overcome her inhibitions guarded against, especially It’s Tuesday nights. most publicized psy­ The Throne 0 Cartoons 8 >49 Kids Are People Too prizemoney (Programmingmayrun (34 The Candid Candid Camera fronts his tyrannical father i F MarvGriffin (Exc. Wed.)Happy nalism fraternity. Sigma 5:00 9:00 when she’s on the air, giving specific advice or "The doctors were chologist in the country. 9 Point Of View longer than scheduled) AlanFunttravelsalloverthecountry refused to come to his aid duritf Days Again (EXC. WED.) 2Z News 'M Tom And Jerry Delta Chi, gave me its 27) Earle Murphy's Winter Olym­ 27) Firing Line Host William F to catch the unsuspecting in very murder trial. (2 hrs.) CF F Movla 'One Minute To Zero' 5:30 (F Brady Bunch 2Z Daktari pics This program presents the real Buckley. Jr Pj^carious situations. 12:00 (MON.), Johnny Eager' (TUE ), FT«I Me adventures ol super fan Earle 29 Connecticut Newsmakers Sunday (F Ruff House CF0 Phil Donahue Show 'Fighter Squadron' (WED.), 'Land 6:00 9 American Short Story ‘The Joe Franklin Show Murphyatthe I980wintergamesat 4O ABC Weekend Special Greatest Man in the World* (3D New Zealand Games Pan II. F OfThePharoah8'(THUR.).'Malaya’ 3 Agronsky And Company Michelob Lila Cup Skiing PC 9 Straight Talk Lake Placid While most sports 1:30 (34 Melissa Manchastar In Con- GD (FRI.) John Rubinstein stars as Jesus (® Masterpiece Theatre Danger (Mon.) shows follow only the athletes in 5 Movie-(Musical) •••'7 "An­ UXB’ Episode Xll. Brian's life hangs cart HBO presents a dazzling show GD WCTTannia(Tue.) 11 Michelob Lite Cup Skiing Christ in the dramatization IN 0 Calabration Of The Eucharist Women s Giant Slalom competition, this special features chors Aweigh" 1945 Gene Kelly, inthebalancewhenamineexplodes teaturingthepop-rocksingerwho’s 0 Domata 0 Sesame Street WALT DtSNEV Competilion the sometimes humorous mishaps Frank Sinatra Musical about two SEARCH OF HISTORIC JESUS, on a booby-trapped pier. (Closed- captivating American audiences 0 Jim Bakkar PBnn(irT)ONS 6:20 ol a man with a true love ol sports sailors on leave m Hollywood, help­ which utilizes Biblical and non- Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 mins.) with her songs. 0 Hour Magazine 0 Buga Bunny And Frienda 30 Movie-(Comedy) •• "Buck ing a starlel gel her big chance in Biblical references to recreate the (39 Country Countdown 1960 0 0 Richard Simmons 9how 9 ( 0 Sesame Street 5 News ® Independent Newe 9:15 6:29 Privates Come Home" 1947 movies (3 hrs ) life of Jesus as a historical figure. 10:30 Host: Dennis Weaver. Featuring: 0 Movie'Mutiny On the Bounty' 0 A.M. Weather Part I. (MON.), 'Mutiny On the Boun­ 30 Morning Prayer Abbott and Costello, Tom Brown ( 6 High School Bowl The film will be colorcast on NBC's CF Sporte Extra Doily Panon, Crystal Gayle, Eddie Mlevil 6:30 The boys return home from over­ ‘ 9) NHL Hockey New York Is­ Rabbitt. 9:30 ty’ Part II. (TUE.). ‘They Were Ex­ ‘The Sunday Big Event,’ March 29. G4 Movla -(No Information avalF Brady Bunch 3 Face The Stale seas duty and smuggle a little landers vs Washington Capitols abla) "Saturn 3" No Other Infor­ ( 9 It's Your Business CF pendable' (WED). 'Titanic' The 1979 film is based in part on Partridge Family 5 : Time For Timothy French wail inlo the country, then (Tl) Professional Team Rodeo mation Available. (Rated R) (87 12:30 F IUR ). 'The Enemy Below’ (FRI.) get mixed up with a fellow and his the four Gospel accounts of the life Movie -(Historical-Drama) *** 0 That Girl Bewitched Max '2Z As Schools Malch Wits Kansas vs Tulsa mins.) (F of Christ, as recorded by Matthew, ( 0 In-School Programming S Ring Around The World midget auto racer (90mms) (18) Ropefellows Call To Prayer (34 Sunday At Tha King’s House "Tha Buccanaar" 1958 Yul 0 i Love Lucy 0 Maude Entertainer Carol (4()t Davey And Goliath 10:45 (29 Your Turn To Return Mark, Luke and John. The story of ( 9 Ask The Manager Brynner, Charlton Heston. New 4:30 Beverly Hlilbllllas PC 6:45 30 Jewish Life '4lj) McHale’s Navy His life is recreated from His birth 11:00 Orlearis-The War of 1612: General 0 F Flintatonea Burnett answers (40' Sacred Heart 11:00 2:00 to His adult life and ministry. The Andrew Jackson’s dependence on 9:55 F Afterschool Special (Wed.) (F C F ® < 3 9 ^ News 0 Waatharvlaw 7:00 5) Movie-(Drama) •••'7 "Cap- '81(40) The Superstars Track star climactic events of His death are CF Baxters the help ol pirate Jean Lafitte ia ‘Heartbreak Winner; One Girl's questions Thursday (3 Christopher Closeup tainsCourageous" 1937 Spencer RenaldoNehemiahand women's complicated by the governor's 10:00 Struggle for Olympic Gold' also dramatized. In addition, (F Morecambe And wise F Jaffareont(Exc.Thur.) April after being awarded ' 5 Kenneth Copeland Tracy. Lionel Barrymore Story ol a pro basketball standout Ann SportsCenter daughter. (2 hrs.. 30 mins.) GD This la Tha NBA (Wad.) NCAA related sources add historical GD Magazine (THUR.) THETEXAS (8 This Is The Life spoiledbrat thrown on a fishing boat Meyers,the 1981 championsolThe 2 9 JimBakker 0 Get Smart Volleyball (FRI.) $1.6 million in a law­ and the Portugese fisherman who credence to the story of one of the F Bewitched 0 News Superstars and The Women Super- & Larson Sunday Night (59 LIsten-^Athlates 0 Christ Tha Living Word world's most recognized religious Mika Douglas (11 SportsCenter changes the boy's life (2 hrs . 30 stars. will head the list ol 11 top in­ 11^30 12:35 F 0 Bewitched. suit against the mins ) Romper Room IXUINSAW '18 World Opportunities ternational athletes competing in men. (Closed-captfoned) CBS News (F ABC News F 0 One Day At A Tima 9 Life or Riley CF GD toortsCenter Florida-based 2Z Jimmy Swaggart The World Superstars (75 mins) < COH»UlOC INC CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME David Susskind Show 1:00 0StraataOfSanFranclsco(Exc. (F 0 0 Las Vegas Gambit 20/ Consultation 11 NCAA Hopkey Division I (18) Harvest Temple Aflar Benny G4Movie-(Thrlller)** "HeKnows Wad.) Afterachool Special (WED.) National Enquirer. MASSAfXIE Championship-Final CF 0 22 Alive (38. Wheelie 29 Telethon Continues 0 Star Trek 'The Squire Of You’re Alone" 1980 A silent •HeartbreakJH^ner: One Girl's From/jrNEW LINS CINEMA ( 9 In-School Programming She sued the paper (40' Morningtown 19) Sunday At The King's House 22 29 $175,000 Women’s Qathos' psychotic stalks innocent brides to Struggle lor||M ipic Gold' (22 Bionic Woman 4:30 0 Tom Larson Show 7:30 Kemper Open NBC Sports will soner are the on-air editors of this Skating IBOOThetopskatersofthe ® Dr. Jack Van Imps be to slash the knot before it's tied. 5:00 after the supermarket R (24 Matinee At The Bijou 'Million (.3)Movle-(Comedy)**** "Mister 0 Bullsaya 3 Man Builds. Man Destroys provide live coverage of the final weekly news magazine. (60 mins.) United Stales, Canada and Great ® Forum 38 (Rated R) (90 mins.) F All In The Family Dollar Kid’ Leo Gorsey, Hunt2 Hall Roberts" 1955 Henry Fonda. 10:30 , tabloid printed a story 6 Insight round ot this golf tournament from d l Movie-(Musical) ***H "West Britain present a spectacular even­ G9Movie-(0rama)***4 "Devil (59 Faith For Today F Wonder Woman and the East side Kids star as the James Cagney. The story of a F Alice (Exc.Thur.) ' 9 Christopher Closeup the Mesa Verde Country Club in Side Story" 1961 Natalie Wood, ing of skating. Taped at Harvard AndDanielWebster" 1941 Waller 1:45 GD National Collegiate Basket­ in 1976 implying she (30) Rex Humbard boysrescueamillionairefroma rival Costa Mesa. California. (2 hrs.) WW II cargo ship and its restless CF News-Weather F I Love Lucy . ball Champ. (Mon.)NCAA Gymnas­ gang (90 mins) Richard Beymer. A modern day University in December, 1980, fea­ Huston. Edward Arnold. Daniel 0 0 0 Blockbusters ( ^ Valley Of The Dinosaurs 27) Avon Tennis Championship officer yearning lor combat. (2 hrs., Romeo and Juliet theme set to mu­ tured performerainciudeOavidSan- Webster does battle with Satan lor 1:50 tics (WED.), AIAW Basketball was drunk in a ’The year’s (40) Heritage Corner '27) Soccer Made In Germany (Finals) The top women players in 30 mins) CF Moment Of Meditation 0 Joker’s Wild (THUR.) Argentina vs Brazil sic, as a gang of West Side boys in lee and Elaine Zayak, Silver Medal poaaeasion of a man's soul. (2 hrs.. 10:50 Washington, D.C. 8:00 America compete in the singles and (D Wi WId* World Of Sports New York do battle against the new winners at the recent World G9 ABC News 0 Movie (Exc. Thur., FrI.)'Emil 20) Mundo Real 20 mins.) 0 News (3J My Neighbor's Religion doubles finals for over $300,000 in Today's show will tealurecoverage Puerto Rican neighbors. (3 hrs.) Championahipa. 11:35 2:00 And The Detectives' (MON.), 'The restaurant. Several best film.” 11:25 prizemoney (Programmingmayruf of the American Cup Gymnastics all 10:57 RangerOf BroWn8lone'(TUE.), 'The — L h jfli’N L ham pi in. (5) Jimmy Swaggart ( 3 ) 9 9 ABC MovI* Speclal 'Benji' I® Maverick CF Mike Douglas Co-host; Dom (H) SportsCenter ' 8) Dear Alex And Annie longer than scheduled.) aroundcompetitionlromTexas;and F Nawsbreak other Hollywood p ^ l. O S ANi ;T-U-.S TIMES 3 ) Celebration Of The Eucharist The most lovable dog in the world, 6:30 DeLuise. Guests: Rex Reed, Doug Hideaways'(WED.) 11:30 the World Pro Skiing giani slalom 11:00 3 l James Robison (^ Movie-(Comedy)*'! "HowDo Benji. struggles against all odda to Kershaw, the Amazing Kreskin. 0 Davey And G o ila tlf^ 13) Face The Nation competition Irom Aspen. (90 ( F Alice Alice’s dream of trading in (39 Risk Of Marriage On# Day At A Tima celebrities have suits (TD New Zealand Games Part II 1 Love Thee?" 1970 Jackie Glea­ save the two children that love him Lacy Dalton. Qrambiing Band. F 0 Programming Unannounced 6) (49 Animals, Animals, mins.) her waitress' uniform for a singing 2:05 Midday (31) Dr. Gene Scott son. Maureen O'Hara. A man can't Irom kidnappers. (Repeat; 90 career ia close to reality when her 11:45 F 0 Happy Days Again against the Animals G9 USAF ReligloueFllm Love Boat (29 EasterSealsTelethon relate to his philosophy professor's (H) NHL Hockey Hadiord Whalers mina.) amaehing appearance al a banquet Movie-(Drama)** "Huntara F 0 9 0 Mister Rogers ( 0) Rex Humbard son (2 hrs.) vs Philadelphia Flyers CF Ml 2:30 F Straight Talk newspaper. (UPI r'TESS’ (22 Robert Schuller (Captioned) GD SportsCenter leads to a one year road tour offer are for Killing” 1970 Burt Rey- 0 StAraky And Hutch (29 Adelante 2:30 (34 Feetlvel Of Faith GDMichalobUtaCupSkMngMen's GDNHLHockay(Mon.,Thur.)WCT 5:15 (242^ Sesame Street S t & i s t Dlinay’t Wondarful with a band. ^ nolda, Suzanne Pleshetle. An ex- photo) (10) Promises Of God 5:00 Slalom Competition Tennis (TUE., WED.), NCAA 29 Oral Roberts World ‘That Darn Cat' A quick tem­ ( F ® Sunday Night Movla‘Live 0 Harmano Pablo ______AFTERNOON______d ) Cosmos 1960 Highlights / Gymnastics (FRI.) 29 Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny 3:00 pered Siamese cat that has a and Let Die' 1973 Stars: Roger 5:30 (t4HBOSrTeakPrevlew:Aprll Jerry 0 0 0 Wheal Of Fortune (49 Latino 12:00 (iDMIchalobLIteCupSklIngMen's propensity for roaming the neigh­ Moore, Jane Seymour. James Bond F Barney Millar Slalom Competition 0 Ironalde 8:30 C2l Up Front Stillerand AnneMearahighlightlhe borhood at night stumbles upon two is pitted against amoderrfday witch F M.A.S.H. upcoming movies, sports and 11:30 ($) Tony Brown's Journal (^8) (49 Issues And Answers (14) Movie'(Western)*** "Wanda bank robbers hiding out with their doctor who plots to conquer the 0 Movie (Thur.,Fri.)'Emil And The Nevada" 1979 Peter Fonda, specials on HBO in April. F Sanford And Sons Dttlsctives' (THUR.), ‘Animalym- (9) Eighth Day (0) Robert Schuller (Captioned) hostage . (Pt .lof a two-part episode; world by blegdlng voodoo with drug Brooke Shields. A runaway from an 24 TV Community College: De­ 0 0 0 Password Plus 3 ) Day Of Discovery 29 Telethon Continues 60 mins.) (Closed-Captioned; addiction. (Repeat; 2 hrs.. 30 pica’ (FRI.) orphanage and a wild west poker signing Interiors 10 In-School Programming (29 Robert Schuller (Captioned) 22 Wild Kingdom 'Dance Ol The U.S.A.) mina.) W Or. Gtna Scott On H ibrcw t 2 f Say Brother IS Family Faud 29 Jonny Quest Grebes' Pari II. playerdevelop a love-hate relation­ (24 Sporte America Wrestling 9:00 (49 Jewish Heritage ship that blossoms into romance. 5:30 AFTERNOON S 3-2-1 Contact 27) Nova 'Voyager: Jupiter and ® Austin City Limits 'Michael CF The Jeffereons (Rated PG)( 107 mins.) Cfl Soccer New York CoamoB vs & Electric Company 9:00 Beyond'On November 12,1980.the Murphy and Ed Bruce’ OF It Is Written 12:00 (3) Barrio San Jose Earthquakes S Lottery Show (Thur.) spacecraft Voyager I made its long 04 Sunday At The King’s House ( 8 Wild Wild Weet ® Jake Hass Gospel Time F F F Nawa r$) Wonderama 3:15 (fl) MovI* -(Advantur*) *••• Nawa awaited'liy-by’ollheplanel Saturn, 7:30 I® ® (9 The Big Event ‘The 0 U v ln a Faith 99 "North By Northwest" 1059 Cary 5:35 (8) Davey And Goliath yielding more information than ever (D Sports Spectacular I) 1981 3 ) Music World Duchess and the OIrtwater Fox’ 0 0 0 Card Sharks Aerial Skiing Classic from Utah. 2) Grant, Eva MarieSaint. AlfredHilch- (0J22 Oral Roberts before possible on the majestic (3DNHLHockeyEdmontonOilerBV8 1976 Stare: George Segal, Gofdle in-School Programming Movla Contlnuaa (Thur.) IPS Women's Surfing Champion­ cock'sclassicchaaethrillerabouta (11) Family Focus ringed planet. NOVA documents Pittsburgh Penguins Hawn. A bumbling con man and a Movla 'Come Fill the Cup' 24 Mister Rogers ships from Hawaii. Madison Avenue advertising man S Voyager'sjourneylhroughtheouter (3) Uving Faith (ailing dancehallgirtallempttolulflll (MON.), 'Master of Ballantrae' who is mistaken for a spy, falsely 27) Sesame Street solar system and looks to the future GD ^ international Boxing their reapect ive dreams by keeping (TUE.), 'King of the Khyber Rifles' accused ol murder, and pursued by 6:00 (29 Popeye ' of space exploration. (Closed- Today's show will feature the U.S. money left behind by a gang ol bank (WED.).‘ApritinPsri8'(THUR.).‘Rio loreign agents and the police Irom CF Archia Bunkar’a Placa Murray (4Q) World Tomorrow Captioned. U.S.A.) National Team vs Poland. (75 and Stephanie's temple may be the robbers. (Repeat; 2 hrs.) (Closad- Bravo' (FRI.) Susan Anspach is a super Hollywooci mom 9:15 29 What About Women mins.) New York to Ml. Rushmore. (2 hra., Captloned; U.S.A.) 0 FamItyFaud 16mina.) next target of enti Semitic vandals (8) A New Day ( 3 9 Movie -(Comedy-Suspense) 4:00 12:25 SKMAAD (MEYRISS who have attacked synagogues 1 9 MaatarplacaThaatra’Danger put her child-rearing theories “Catherine ’ came homo--{(hd reads the Wall Street Journal Her own childhood in New 9:30 *** "G am bit" 1966 Michael CH Heritage Claekic CBS Sports ® New Voice 'Batfbred Teacher' throughout the city. UXB* Episode XII. Brian's life hangs F Naw Jersey Report By Dick Kleiner threatened or bribed, either. AMY WV1NC ' IS KM KK With a teachers' strike looming at into book form. And she and a London financial publi­ York was working class. She (8) Battle Of The Planets Came. Shirley MacLaine. An Eura­ provides coverage of this 72 hole ( F D. James Kennedy Inthebalancewhenamineexplodes 12:30 "1 never say, ‘If you do the said, 'You should see the TV THE O O M ffm iO N Lincoln High, tensions rise when a cation. He invests on paper, says the fact that her grandfa- (0) Nine On New Jersey sian lady ol intrigue and an ambi­ tournament from the Harbor Town G4 Movie -(Weetern) •* "Tom on a booby-trapped pier. (Cloeed- F Search For Tomorrow HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - might, but she doesn’t want to dishes, you’ll get a candy,’ ’’ set in Jenny's house! It has so teacher is struck by a student han­ the. was a stockbroker, and a (22 Day Of Discovery tious but ineffective crook team up Golf Links, Hilton Head Island, South Horn" 1Q80SteveMc(3ueen,Linda Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 mine.) F Love American Style “The Devil and Max Devlin.” jinx things, now that every­ she says. “I think more can be many different things on it! but for every $100 he makes 24 Electric Company Carolina. (2 hrs.) dicapped by a learning disabijity. wealthy one, only marginally to steal a valuable art treasure (2 Evans. Tom Horn ialiired by catt- & Maatarplace Theatre'Danger F0R yen’*Hopa a current Disney release star­ thing is going so well. accomplished with love. So, Maybe we can get one of on paper, I give him $1 " 29 Celebrate hrs.) ' (F) Bonanza lenTenlohuntdownandkillthecatile UXB' Episode XII. Brian's life hangs F U f a Make A Deal She has two children — influenced her ______EVENING ring Elliott Gould, Bill Cosby insteaa, I might say, ‘I feel a those.' ” 29 Top Cal 12:30 ® Telethon Continues ruatlera, leading to some bloody inthebelancewhenamlneexplodee 0 0 0 Ooclora (49 Insight and Susan Anspach, is, Caleb is 10 and Catherine is 12 little tired tonight. I ’d sure Watching her children grow (3) Adam 12 (81(39 SportsWorld Exclusive live 6:0 0 shoot-oula. (Rated R) (98 mina.) on a booby-trapped pier. (Closed- 12:58 according to Miss Anspach, — and she says they are appreciate it if you'd do the has changed at least one of 10:00 Cl) Connecticut: Seen coverageoftheAlAWWomen'aCol- CF(11®IS9 Newe (® ® IS 9 CHIPS Milton Berle and a - Captioned; U.S.A.) FYI F 0 “almost a morality play.'' great, so she'll wait until her preconceptions. She had (3) CBS Sunday Morning (fl) Jake Hess Gospel Time legiate Basketball Championship 29 Telethon Continues * 1:00 dishes.' '' 99< ALL TIMES host ol HoHywood celebritlea join Qunimok* they’re 20 or so before she (8) Flintslones 2229 Meet The Press from Eugene, Oregon. (2 hrs.) (S) Open Door CHPofficersBakerandPoncherello •:30 F YounsAndThaRaatlass Funny, but the critics Yet she is a strict mother. never felt that heredity was lanchest' writes about how she did it. T o m Sawyar” 8AT-5UN (0) My Three Sons 24 In Performance 6 Information Society The tech- ^ ABC Newe at a glamorous charity party mark- d ) World Tomorrow F My Three Sons haven't picked up on that She has always limited their as important in a child's iT-Tin [J irrm .'t (0) Mass For The 4th Sunday Of (49 Conversations With nologicalrevolutionslhatbroughtin 6:30 ingtheendofa major criaia in Malibu (3) Old TImoGotpol Hour F 0 ANMyChlldran angle yet.,They’ve called it a She's afraid that if she starts TV viewing, for example. For development as environment Lent |3fiTS FM-SAT-SUN 1:00 the information age have dangers d l CBS News when a large boulder threatened to 10:00 F M ovie'Mister Corey' (MON.), lot ol things, but a morality to brag too soon, she could a long time, the knob was off was. But, she says, she has (ID. SportsCenter as well as benefits. Their impact on NEW (3) NBA Basketball Philadelphia GD ABC News 4 topple onto- care and homes. 9 ) Troppor Jolin, M.D. A Stinlay play, no. Still, you should lis­ mess everything up. the set, which was permanent­ come to believe in genetic I ROUTES 86 84 (Exit #511 (!i) Lifestyles society, both present and future, ia 76ers vs Boston Celtics ® I3 9 NBC News (Repeat; 60 mins.) RIvaraldabralnslormlaidaloaaen- ten to Susan Anspach, because But she does share a few of ly tuned to Channel 28, Los memory as a result of her 849-9333 “HORROR (29 Telethon Continues Cil Make It Real the topic of this documentary. I® That's Hollywood OPaperChaaa'AMatterof Anger' ulna Iragady that Dr. Qonzo Qataa Richard Lynch is an evilly handsome vampire, surviving * she isn’t your run-of-thc-mlll her secrets. For example, she Angeles' PBS outlet. Caleb <22 Chalice Of Salvation (0) Music World (39 Movie -(Mueicel) *** "Carou­ ^ Muppet Show Quest: Buddy linda himaall daaling with. (60 son's recent interest. HOTEL” R »R' The issue ol affirmative action Is into the 20th Century with wealth, power and an in­ Hollywooo leading lady. says her children have never and Catherine didn't even 24 Sesame Street (34 Accent On Living sel" 1956 GordonMacRae.ShiHey Rich. dramatized as James T. Hart ia aa- ' mina.) “He's become fascinated “Jazz Singer" fq L 2]^ Big Blue Marble satiable thirst for human blood in VAMPIRE, a blood- For one thing, she is such an been promised either reward 22 11 th Annual Senior Olympics Jones. Swaggering carnival barker 7:00 aigned to tutor a very angry young S ) Nowa ^Strong bollefi win strong know there were other chan­ with the stock m arket," she “ Beyond Evil" r (29 Sacrifice Of The Mass marriedtoshycotfonmillgirl.triesto unusual mother that several or punishment for doing 7:11 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 24 Avon Tennis Champlonehlp (3D 60 Minutes CBS News Corre- black womqn. (D Jimmy Swaggart chilling thriller airing on 'The-ABC Friday Night Movie,' men, and then make them nels until they visited friends. says. “And his grandfather 29 Jetsons provide ior his coming baby by hi­ publishers have suggested she anything. They’ve never b ^ n ‘Altered States’ R fM FPRSCREENTa^^ (Finale) The top women players in apondenis Mike Wallace, Morley ® An Evening Of Championship (i!) Mteholob Uto Cup SkHtio April 3. stronger.” Walter Bagehot “One day," Susan says, was a stockbroker. Caleb now (49 Rex Humbard America compete in the sirtgieaand jacking a payroll. (2 hrs., 30 mina.) Safer. Dan Rather and Harry Rea- T H lL it^ R A L p , Sat., March 28. 1981 -- 21 20 - THK HERALD. Sat., March 28, 1981

Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz Dow Jones figures dive ACR O SS ' DOWN Answer to Previous Punie 1 ____ suit 1 Eastern nail's THE 6AME 60IN6 7 CHUCK.VOUfc 60NNA WE NEED YOU TO, IF I WERE PITCHIN6,1'P 5 Mensgsrisi bovine IF '(titi NEED ME TO PITCH, DRIVE ME CRAZY! CAN'T 6IVE THIS NEXT 6UY 9 Maks brief 2 Source of note metals Fun Page I'M READY ANV TIME... , YOU UNDERSTAND U)E 5Ea POPCORN!' N0THIN6 BUT CURVE BALLS! in heavy marKet trading 12 It human 3 Adornments DONT NEED You TO PITCH?! 13 Corn plant T 4 M ao____ T parts tung NEW YORK (UPI) - The Dow 1,000 level, but heavy selling erupted p.m. EST. 14 Eggs 5 Pungent Big Board volume totaled 46,930,- 15 G o ^ (Lat ) 6 Tree kind (pi.) Jones industrial average plunged when short-term interest rates 16 Drawl 7 Raw metal below the 1,000 level Friday a began to rise after a two-month 000 shares, down sharply from the 'q 18 Patriotic 6 Fast aircraft market selloff sparked by investor slowdown. 60,370,000 traded Thur^ay. monogram (abbr.) 19 Belonging to concerns over rising interest rates Investors were disturbed when the thing 9 One of the The American Stock Exchange in­ Pbby Twelve and tensions in Poland. Trading was Citicorp raised the rate its charges 20 Hotteli moderate. brokers for loans to 15W percent dex dropped 3.45 to 357.87 and the By ADigaii van Buren 21 Girl of song 10 Roasting 26 Biblical 41 Mrs price of a share shed 19 cents. The Priacilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 23 House pet chamber garden Eisenhower The Dow average, which lost 9.46 from 15 percent. And Security 25 Requires 11 Soviet news 27 Songstress 42 Destroys National Association of Securities 43 Miscellany points Thursday, skidded 10.98 to Pacific Bank of Los Angeles boosted CXXJLP I HE S HESTKVING WELL, HE REPEATS A 27 Insect agency Smith Dealers’ NASDAQ index of OTC 31 Novelist 17 Municipal 26 Homes 44 Hauls 994.78 just two days after it had its prime lending rate to 17W percent F0£ A 9 E ZMH?ITATING, EVERVTHING- / IS IT LITTLE SBCRET WORP 45 Roman deity issues lost 0.71 to 208.82. Perber corporation 29 Nigerian climbed over the 1,000 level to its from 17 percent. SPEAK T D ^ PEAR TO CXJir /v«RKING THAT SEEMS 'TO CALM 47 Occult DEAR ABBY: I have been "witchcrafted." This evil is 32 Author Grey 19 Tax agency tribesmen highest level in eight years. For the The New York Stock Exchange in­ MR. BOTTS? SMOKING.' ) rDR HIM? HIM P3WN NICELV. 33 Basketball 30 Actor 48 Holds in more eerioua than people realize. I would not have believed (abbr.) week, the Dow managed to gain 1.98 dex lost 0.84 to 77.59 and the price of On the trading floor. Twentieth it could actually happen until it happened to me. My doctor league (abbr.) Andrews wonder CentUry-Fox plunged 7% to 54% 34 Dog doctor, 22 Oklahoma 32 Greek letter 50 Nigerian points. an average share decreased 39 cents. laughed and said it was all in my head. He said he had no tribesman after an opening block of 155,400 idea how to treat this kind of problem and I should just for short town 35 Short sleep The market normally encounters Declines topped advances 1,047471 35 Pishing aids 23 Containers 36 Auto club 51 Arrest shares at 54. forget about it. Well. I tried and I can’t. It keeps getting 52 Marsh orofit taking when the Dow hits the among the 1,876 issues traded at 4 worse. 36 Vast period of 24 Broke bread 38 Crew time 25 Birthmarks 39 Beseech crocodile Abby. you help people with all kinds of problems. Can you 37 Install tell me where to go to take this evil spell off my body? I am 39 Ceylonese 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 tortured by this hex on me day and night. I am not canoe • imagining things. I know that I am under the control of 40 Environment 12 13 14 some kind of witch, but nobody believes me. I am not agency (abbr.) IS 16 17 making this up and I am not crazy. Please help me. J- 41 Dinner 42 Emile _____ E. IN PHILADELPHIA 18 19 20 author 1 Captain Easy ^ Crooks & Lawrence 45 Sharp 21 J! 24 bEAR E.: I believe you. Since the problem exists in projection ■ . Pistachios, California's latest glamour crop, pounds of pistachios were produced in your mind, in order to be cured, you need to see a 25 26 28 29 30 YOU'VE GOT ANOTHER THEORY I 1 ONLY CAUGHT Y I CAN THINK OF 46 Trojan psychiatrist — or psychologist — or some kind of ’ SUCH Y A THUG - V ) mountain L ■ are harvested by machine and require little California orchards in 1980 and industry A (JUICK OLIMP5E / ONE OTHER SUSPECT A S T J NAMEO ’ 31 therapist who specializes in problems of the mind. 49 Bauxite IN THE P A R K - ( BE5IPE5 LONG JOHN 8R0XTON- 1 ■ labor. Big break for the industry was the leaders predict that figure will jump to 80 Your physician should hove recommended several, 52 Bite 34 3. WHO'P FIT t h a t ' WHO WORKS ■ cutoff of ail imports from Iran, formerly the million pounds by 1990. (DPI photo) but since he did not, consult your local mental health FOR ANOTHER 53 Swine 37 ^■39 clinic. Explain your problem and let the clinic help OIL c o m pa ny : 54 Romanian top supplier to the U.S. Nearly 20 million you. currency 40 55 Being in a ■ " fairy tale 47 42 43 44 1 ■ .. 48 56 Urgent 4fi 50 k T wireless F Carter's Iran embargo DEAR ABBY: When my husband retired two years ago, sigi.al S3 54 1 55 we moved into a nice, friendly mobile-home park. Once a 57 Flutelike month, about 15 couples in our immediate area get together instrument 55 57 56 for a potluck supper, each bringing a salad, casserole, cake, 58 Interrogates 8B pie. etc. Everything looks delicious, but here’s the problem. In brings pistachio boom visiting some of my neighbors, I’ve seen their kitchens, and the thought of eating their food turns me off. One widow has Allay Oop » Dave Qraue DridQC FRESNO, Calif. lUPl) - The The pistachio was brought to That 31,000 acres has a value of two cats who walk all over her kitchen counters. Another Queen of Sheba used to nibble them California in the 1920s where a neighbor has chronic eczema and prepares her food with $300 million. Fully mature trees, 20 THAT'S R ia H T , before love trysts ^ith her government botanist in Chico, Lloyd some kind of ointment on her hands. One couple cooks to 25 years old, produce up to 2,500 together, and the husband never washes his hands after SWEETHEART.., Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Joley, eventually developed a hardy ME! paramours. pounds per acre for a century or using the toilet. The lady next door lets her parakeets fly Middle Eastern harem girls, and tree that would flourish in California more. around freely, distributing their droppings al) over her their visitors, gobbled them greedi­ soils. The future looks bright. The 1979 kitchen! I’ve seen her squash insects with her fingers and 4 ^ - ly, The love nuts favored by the an­ The tree remained an exotic item California farmer’s price for 17.3 scratch her dog while she bakes. More on missing king-ten cients for supposed aphrodisiac in backyard orchards except for a million pounds of pistachios was My husband and I enjoy the company of these neighbors, qualities are pistachios, California's Tulare County citrus farmer, but what excuse can we use for not eating their food? Or are By Oswald Jacoby nine $1.65 a pound. Helped by the Iranian we too fussy? and Alan Sontag Let's look at A Q x X X oppo­ latest glamour crop. William Douglas Power, who cutoff of imports, the 1980 price for SANITARY SUE site J X X. Your best play for Nearly 20 million pounds of planted 100,000 seedlings and started state growers jumped to $2.50 pound. Last Saturday we discussed the maximum is to lead to the pistachios (the Italianized version of Pioneer Pistachios. The first shipment of 35 Plymouth Reliant and Rotterdam to their dealers in Belgium DEAR SUE: Too fussy? Not in my book. You could the situation w^1en you, South queen, but it is not your best the Persian word for nut ‘pistah'l The California industry took off eat first, or eat only what you bring to the potluck hold; A Q 9 X X and dummy play if your only interest is to holds J 6 X X. The best play is make sure of four tricks in the were produced in California about a decade ago when the State and Dodge Aries K cars slated -for sale In and Holland. The distributors and dealers supper. There are now nearly 400 pistachio will also sell other models of Chrysler Cor­ to lead to the queen and suit If either opponent holds orchards this year and industry Water Project opened up vast farmers in California. The nuts are Europe line up to board the freighter Atlan­ finesse. This gets you five K 10 9 8, there is no way for leaders predict that figure will jump acreage in the southwest corner of sold to 10 California processors and tic Saga at Port Baltimore, Md. The models poration cars and trucks. tricks if East (to your right) you to get four tricks. If the to 80 million pounds in a decade. the San Joaquin Valley. The Fllntatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions holds K. K X or k X X and suit breaks 3-2 you are sure of retail at $6 to $9 a pound. will be delivered by distributors in Brussels DEAR ABBY: About a year ago I read a book by a so- guarantees four tricks against four tricks. Now suppose the A big break for the California called "expert" on how to ^ a t the crap tables. It fascinated any distribution. singleton king is opposite 10 9 me, BO after reading it several times, I built a crap table, pistachio industry, which didn't even Southern Pacific Railroad and oil FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves O.K., W ELL, THE With A Q 9 X X opposite 8 7. take the finesse and you exist a decade ago, was the seizure companies, who had purchased The problem facing the industry is bought some dice and poker chips and practiced this system / f l i n t s t o n e , COST OF dummy's J 6 x, vou also lead will lose to the singleton king until I had it down pat. After six months I showed a of the American hostages in Iran and cheap desert land for the oil rights, creation of new markets. Surveys . WHAT'S THE LIVING IS U P / to your queen, if it holds and and iater to the 10 Play the have shown about only 5 percent of considerable profit on paper. I r e a s o n t h i s CRIME IS U P / you are trying for five tricks ace and you still lose to tile 10, the subsequent cutoff of all imports were required to contract their total Now, common sense caused me to ask myself. "Why isn’t Americans eat the nut with con­ m o n t h unemployment it is an exactly equal play but you have picked up the from Iran, formerly the top supplier water needs, in now-or-never situa­ ORTHO­ CONSERVO- REFORMO- the author of this book in Nevada cleaning up at the crap IS U P /... here to lay down the ace. king of pistachios to the U.S, market. tions. sumption heaviest in ethnic com­ tables instead of sitting at home writing books to sell to which will now pick up five Suppose you hold, A x x x x Foreign imports totaled 22 million Approximately 15,000 acres of munities on the East and West DONTIST DONTIST DONTIST people?” tricks if the king is singleton opposite Q J X X The plav for pounds in 1979 and dropped to less pistachios were planted, most of coasts. On the other hand, his system worked for me at home to your right, or to return to the maximum is to lead the Gross admits the retail price is when I played just for fun. dummy to lead the jack, queen for a finesse. It will than 1 million pounds in 1980. them in Kern County, Another 15,000 which will produce five tricks high. I am kind of old and.living on a fixed income. Would you give you all five tricks just Pistachios originated in ancient acres was planted in eastern Madera invest $500 on the crap table if you were me? if the ten is now singleton to over 20 percent of the time Persia and nearby count r i e s and County. ‘Pistachios go through many PUZZLED IN TACOMA your left. But if you want to take the later were transplanted to ancient Bob Gross, manager of the Califor­ hands," he says. “The farmer, the If you want to give yourself best play for four tricks, lay huller, the drier; somebody else to DEAR PUZZLED: No. If anyone ever figures out the best possible play for four down the ace. This gets you Rome and Sicily, where they became nia Pistachio Association, says the tricks, give up the play for crop was heavily promoted to doc­ be roasted, who sells to the jobbers, how to beat the crap tables, Pm betting he will be four tricks if the missing K 10 an important ingredient in salami. 3-16 promptly barred from the casinos. Stay home and five and lead low nack to 9 8 are in back of the ace No tors, lawyers and others seeking in­ who may sell to the packagers. Each save your money. The Born Loaar — Art Sanaom dummy's jack-eight. If West play gets you all four if they Imported pistachios were popular vestments in California farming. person in this chain is in it for profit shows out. play the jack from are in back of the queen-jack and that’s why you end up with some CONFIDENTIAL TO J. IN WACO, TEXAS: To m t , dummy and you can finesse iNEWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN i among American immigrants from The drawback was that the crop Employment against 10-x up to your ace- the Middle East as early as the 1880s of the prices you do." paraphrase an old Jewish saying, “From constantly L E T '$ ^ ,. did not start producing in three to rubbliig up against a rich man, a poor man will get a and during the depression years five years, as hoped, but took eight Gross says the goal of his meetings hole in his sleeve." RAPE. became available to the general or nine years. Of 31,000 acres planted organization is to create new public through sidewalk vending ma­ starting a decade ago. Gross says markets and maintain solid prices scheiduled for the growers while cutting the HARTFORD - The chines, the colorful red-and white'^ 15,000 to 17,000 were producing in -= VY coated nuts that were sometimes 1980 and the figure will continue to retail price in order to improve the Connecticut Business and PstroQroph hard to crack. grow.. pistachio’s popularity. Industry Association has scheduled a round of Most insects and fish abandon their eggs before they hatch. meetings, one of them in Rfour LEO (Jul, 23-Aiig. 22) You know your own limitations and capabil­ Our Boarding House Wethersfield, ' with ities, so be careful about taking < S irth d a y on things today that you might employers throughout the not be able to handle. state to discuss the status VIRGO (Aug. 29-8ept. 22) Winthrop — Dick Cavalli March 29,1991 Extravagant whims may surface let me take r PEDIGREED? of proposed legislation TEMPLETtJN THAT DOG affecting businesses, in­ You will probably be more suc­ today and try to gain the upper cessful this coming year In proj­ hand. If vfetorious, they could OUT FORA WALK, - HAS MORE cluding proposals to in­ ects you can handle by yourself. seriously throw your budget out HEM WINTHRDR..WHAT‘5 ITl5 THAT LITTLE F©HHOOK-y IF HE EVER RUNS AM05.' NOW (GRAND­ crease property tax Accept help only If your cohort of balance. "APtXPYPHAU"? THIN(E Ye have taken City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. advantage of you. You could be TAURUS (AprM 20-May 20) a targat again today. Levy's Law — James Schumeister earnings CARmciRN (Dec. 22-Jsn. 19) Unfortunately, you may find more reasons today tor why cer­ There Is a possibility today that HeeE,PEABIF- I WONDER. tain tasks should be postponed you'll take competitive iltuatlons too serlousty. Enjoy challenge for YOONF«> IF HAND- increase than for why they should be THIS MOPE ME-DOWNS EG A performed. Don't let work accu­ challenge’s sake without getting PEDIOREED uptight. COUNT? NORWALK - Caldor mulate. THAiN ME. MON'fiREL' Inc, today reported a 7.2 Every GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AGUARRIS (Jon. 20-Peb. 19) Son>etlmes you are rather for­ percent increase in net ear­ tunate with calculated risks, but thv) rtpeating them. You might nings for the fiscal year today even a weii-thought-out find yowMit In lAltuitlon today ended Jan. 31, 1981, after gamble could backfire. Don't similar to ona you didn't handle Wednesday expect something for nothing. too vn8 prdvtoualy. giving effect to a LIFO CANCER (June 21-July 22) m e u (Fab. li4lafeh 20) A J charge of $2,478,000 or 30 Today, others may be as insis­ friend who la quite fond of you Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel cents per share, as pom- tent as you are on having thirds may have a secret ha or the In the Herald’s done their way. Unless a middle would not Ilka you to know. Aak- pared with a LIFO charge ground is found, little will be coi- Ing prying quaatlona could chill 7 FVESH CAWWOTSf VOU SEEM TO BE lectlvaiy accomplished. Ihs ralallonahip. ______o u r OF CARROTS, of $1,095,000 or 13 cents a INtWSFAWI INTimVa. ASSN.) share for last year. Sales for the 53 weeks ended Jan. People/Food Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright 31, 1981 were $666,530,000 H O W P( Y O U „ an increase of 18.4 percent l k e v o u i E S 3 S ? as compared with $562,- section 762,000 for the 52-week period last year. Machinist Charles Herbison is no modern generating units, the sprawling, 157,000 Net income for the year, Atlas, he just looks like one as he inspects a square-foot repair center can handle totalled a record of $21,- high pressure rotor from a turbine- diesel-electric locomotives, transit cars and 167,020 compared to $19,- generator under repair In North Bergen, electrical equipment such as transformers, 747,901 the previous year Subscribe Today FMESH N.J., at General Electric’s Apparatus Ser­ switchgear and motors. (UPI photo) after giving effect to LIFO charges in both years. Net Call 647-9946 WABBIT. vice Shop. In addition to huge power income per share (primary) for the year was Fletcher’S Landing Hartford invests in housing bonds $2.52 compared with $2.40 the previous year. hf Heralt* In the fourth quarter, 3 HARTFORD — DeRoy C. Thomas, mortgage bond commitment to over chairman and president of The Hart­ Connecticut Housing Finance earnings, after $700 million since 1973. Authority (CHFA),’’ Thomas said.. adjustments fo LIFO, were Tzn ford Insurance Group, reported that ■ Forty-seven million of that total the company has invested $194 The Hartford participates through $11,765,834 or $1.39 a share has been invested in Connecticut to AND ADVERTISER million in bonds to provide state housing finance authorities or compared to $11,352,888 or meet low- and moderate-income local bond programs. Low-interest $1.38 a share. Earnings for 30,000 CIRCULATION mortgages for low- and moderate- housing needs in such cities as Hart­ income housing in 1980. loans have been provided directly by the fourth quarter under ford, New Haven, Waterbiiry and these intermediaries, or through the FIFO method would h In a recent sutqmary published in Bridgeport. "The Hartford’s invest­ the company's employee newspaper, participating lending institutions, to have been $12,392,343 or "Wh ment in Connecticut (since 1973) ac­ qualified individuals and/or contrac­ $1.47 per share as com­ iiiomas said last year’s investment counted for approximately five per­ 3 - ^ increases Jhe Hartford’s total tors throughout Connecticut. pared with $11,739,555 or cent of the bonds issued through the $1.44 per share. i 22 - THE HERALD, Sat., March 28, 1981> THE HERALD, Sat., March 28. 1981 — 2.'t UVEIITISIN6 NDVEiniSIIG ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A AAA^YAAAAA c DEMUNE CLASSIFIED 643-2711 MIES 12;00 noon the day M in im u m Charge A NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heeting-Ptumbing 46— Sporting Qooda 58— Miec. for Rent $ before publication. 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Qarden Products 2.10 37— Movtng-T rucking>Storege46— Antiques ♦ Call 643-2711 ¥ i-~Lost and Pound 13— Halp Wanted 25— Investment Property 36— Servicfs Wanted Call 643-2711 Deadline for Saturday is 2^Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business P r o p ^ 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD 3— Announcements 15— Situation Wanteef 27— Resort Property 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 4 — Enlertainmenl 28— Reel Estate Wanted 5 l— Autos for Sale 1 DAY ...... 14® day's deadline Is 2:30 5— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale ...... •aaaooaoaaBoaoooaoBoaoaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••••• EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 3 DAYS ...... 13® ’ ’ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday. 40— Household Qooda 52— Rooms for Rent W — Heavy Equipment for Sale P»lnOna-Papmtng 32 Artleloa tor Sato 41 Art/c/aa for Sa/a 41 Wantad to Buf 18— Private Instructions 41— Artlcha for Sale 64— Motorcyclea-BIcyclee ...... 49 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Wanted to Bent 57 Molorcyclae-BIcyclae 64 FINANCIAL 53— Apartments for Rent 6 D A Y S ...... 12® •••••••••••••••••••••eeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 643-2711 19— Schoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homee for Rent 65— Campera-Trailere-Moblle INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 8— Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Offloea-Stores tor Rent Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 11® PAINTING, Paper hanging, WANTED PIANO - Old up­ FOUR ROOMS ■ Heat and hot GARAGE or other suitable FOR SALE - 1974 KAWASAKI 9— Personal Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Inetrumenta 56— Retort Property jor Rent 66— Automotive Service right. 643-4962. HAPPY AD S $2.50 PER INCH carpentry work. Fully In­ water included. New long term storage area for 100 - good running condition - IQ— Insurance______REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent * 67— Autos for.Rent-Lease su re . J.P. Lewis A Son. 649- appliances. Garage. Adults vintage car. Call 647-1611. looks great. $400. CaU 649- CALDWELL OIL, INC. only. No pets. Security •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0902. ******•*•••••••••••••••••• “ T i i T n i r ” deposit, and references He/p Wanted 13 Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 13 Homee For Sale 23 Invoetment Properly 25 Early American, Victorian antiques, required. 6453414. , □ AUTOMOTIVE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••*•••••••••••••••••••• DEAN SHEA PAINTING A 1978 RED MOTOBECAN DECORATING - Interior and Manchester niga, paintings. One Item or entire MOPED - Variable speed WANTED TUTOR for Basic GRILL PERSON over 18, MANCHESTER, Central loca­ EXCELLENT ax contents. URBAN RENT - 4W Room Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Auto Parte For Sale 60 Windshield and basKets. Math. Patience is essential. Part-time Monday through tion. Seven room cape. Three INVESTMENT! Good cash Quality Craftsmanship! Call TOP S PAID Apartment, first floor. Heat, Excellent condition! Call mornings after 10:00 a.m. 6 4 9 - iM I •••••••••••••••••••■••••a* •A*-. Friday. Manchester Country bedrooms, country kitchen, flow! First floor leased to Servitt 646-5«4. or 646-1306. Selling anything old? Call us, your appliances. Garage, laundry Accessories available. $450 646-7962. Club. 646-0103, neighbors. MISCELLANEOUS PARTS RURAL sliders, deck, breezeway. package store. Second floor, basement hook-ups. Married for 6564 cheyy or GMC Pick­ 742-7805. Your Garage, siding, private yard. very nice 'apartment, plus 5 EXPERIENCED INCOME • 200 Gallons Minimum *1.22 9 COD couples, no children or pets. PART-TIME, FULL-TIME, ups. Windshield $30. Hood $^. Buelneet Opportunltlea U 187,000. Owner. 643-5675. car garage, $67,900. Call for TAX PREPARATION, dam ROBERT MANLEY $385. Security and references. Radiators, door, 1978 BLACK MOTOBECANE hours flexible. Men and further details. Strano Real in your home. Please call Dan • 24 Hour Oil Burner Service 156 Union Street. MOPED - Deluxe variable Bargain Spot women. Earnings up to $ ^ Possible assumable transmissions, heaters, grills, TEACHER INTERESTED,*in mortgage. Estate, 646-2000. ' Mosler at 649-3329. • 24 Hour Call Delivery etc. CaU 871-0608. speed model Low mileage: ROUTE per week to start. Special investment in full time PRIVATE FEMALE ROOMATE Signal light and saddle bags. training earn while you learn. business opportunity and/or Buelneee Property 26 PROPERTY NEEDED - 5 Room Andover FOUR SPLIT RIM WHEELS $7(10. 742-7805 Will start immediately. Call partnership. Write to Herald $101,900 OUKTOR INDIVIDUAL TAX apartment. $125 monthly, plus 646-3936 between 1:00 p.m, * RENTALS 15 inches. Eight lugs $10 each. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Box SS, with particulars 8 Rooms. 3 car garage. Over­ FORMERLY KNOWN AS PREPARATION IN . YOUR Want Ads TOP SOIL, RICH CLEAN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC utilities. Call 649-8367. 644-1384. PLEASE READ and 3:00 p.m. Equal Oppor­ The Herald. sized Cape. (2,300 ft.) Backs up “Hl-ACRES” , Route 6 Colum­ HOME. Experienced and STONE-FREE, 875-75(». magazines, 1940 thru 1970.645 A FOR SALE tunity Employer. to Ellington Ridge Country FIVE ROOM APARTMENT bia. Excellent commercial reasonable. (^11 H.H. Wilson, INTERIOR PAINTING 7730. Rooms tor Rent 52 Autos For Sale 61 YOUR AO Gub. location, 30x60 store, plus 8 6496506. AND WALLPAPERING TRS -80 MICRO COMPUTER, off Main Street. Second floor. W A N T Clittllled adt are taken * EDUCATION $92,900 MMKKSTBI. Fm K m room apartment. Situate on completeiplete systsystem. CPU - DISHWASHER-HOT POINT CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM Appliances, parking. No PHOTO COLOR LAB 5 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. 2 2Mi plus acres. 4000 frontage. Quality professional work at utilities. $275, plus security ovar Itia phone aa a con- TECHNICIANS, printers and Keyboard. Po’ower supply, built-in, working condition. for mature gentleman. Please A D Bolton. About car garage. Raised Ranch with $135,000. Owner financing. TAX PREPARATION - reasonable prices. Fully in­ video monitor, cas's’els e tt call 6454701 after 6:00 p.m. deposit. CaU 872-0871. venlanca. The Herald la managers. Get out of the dark Private Intirucllone is in ground pool and low cost gas $25. Rink or outdoor skates- TELEPHONE SOLICITOR 2 H o u r s A 45®1487. No agents. Reliable and experienced ser sured. Free estimates. G.L. recorder, numeric keyboard. sunrunners, unisex size 7-9. WANTED JUNK AND LATE reaponalbla for only one In­ and work in a totally daylight heat. Assumable mortgage. EAST HARTFORD • utilities MODEL WRECKS - Cash $S9,900 MUCNESTQI. F m t K b vice In vour home at McHugh. 643-9321. 16K RAM level II basic editor $15. Call 6456089. LARGE ROOM FOR RENT C A N correct Insertion end then D a y. mini-lab. Experience with VOICE, PIANO,’ ...... paid, one bedroom with Paid. CaU Parker Street Used 7 Rooms. Raised Ranch. reasonable cost. Norm assembler. $600. 7457261. in private home. $40 per week. WANTED color lab equipment ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - □ BUSINESS Marshall, 643-9044. carpets. $200. Locators 235 Auto Parts, 649-3391. only to the size of tl]p recommended. Great oppor­ Former Faculty New York baths. 2 car garage. Vo acre lot. REALISTIC AM-FM Many extras. Please only H A N D L E KITCHEN TABLE - One Leaf, re ^ n s ib le person. Call 645 5646. FEE. original Inaartlon. Errors With some experience tunity for future advance­ City Music & Art High School. $09,900 MMCKSm and SERVICES Building Contracting 33 STEREO RECEIVER turn­ four chairs, $45.00. West Bend table and two speakers. BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR which do not leaaen the For Information, ment. Call (203 ) 243-8600. Call 644-8597. 7 Rooms. Ranch, With attached MANCHESTER HEAT PAID, Garage. IVk baths. Aluminum Humidifier $20. Call 6459368. Asking $M. Please call 285 SALE. 1976 Pontiac Formula IT! CALL DAVE HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN FARRAND REMODELING - three rooms with modern value of the advertisement sided. Buckley School area. Servicee Ottered 31 ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING $3,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monza CALL FULL TIME LICENSED •••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXPERTLY PREPARED by Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 9242 'Tuesday thru Saturday 5 will not be corrected by an at 647-9946 $66,900 M M UXSin 5. ROOM - Shower bath: Free appliances. $225. Locators 235 $1,800, 4 cylinder. 1974 RENTAL AGENT for Homee For Safe 23 leading, independant Tax Con- Room Additions, Decks, All WOMEN’S ROLLERSKATES 5M6. FEE. 6 Rooms. Aluminum sided REWEAVING BURN parking. Private entrance. Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. additional Inaartlon. lor en appointment Manchester Real Estate Of­ lultant. Please phone: Dan Wpes of Remodeling and size seven, excellent condi­ 646-0375 Colonial with attached Garage, HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Wade, 649-^1 for kppolnt- tion. Used once. Call 6451M, QUEEN SIZE SOFA RED Apply: 195 Spruce STreet, 8 cylinder $1,500. $1,500. 1969 fice, Monday thru Friday. 9 to GLASTONBURY - Centrally and low cost gas heat. repaired. Window shades, Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ after 4:00 p.m. VERNON - ALL BILLS PAID, AMC Ambassador 4 door $300 5: ^ tu rd ay 9 to 3. Contact: nrient. ly Insured. Phone 643-6017. ask for Jody. $175. Wicker Bar $75. Gas located. Neat Four Room $05,500 M UCKSm Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Stove $50. "Radio Buffs”, nice one bedroom just $235. 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, poor Mr. Carlson at 646-1980. Home. 50s. Tongren Real 6 Rooms. Aluminum sided FOR RENT. I^rlow’s, 867 Locators 2355646. FEE. condition, best offer. The TEMPORARY OFFICE PROPANE GAS GRILL $75, Floor Model $200. 568-0086 or ROOM FOR RENT - very EsUte, 659-1628: ^ 7 0 6 0 . Ranch. Many eztras and low Main Street. 649-5221. INCOM E TAX LEON CIEZSYNSKI above may be seen at the .NAVY VETS Career Oppor­ START YOUR OWN LAWN WORK AVAILABLE - GAS ATTENDANT - CAR PREPARATION, Individual Farberwear Coffee Per­ 2752066. nice, newly carpeted. Working cost gas heat. BUILDEIL New homes, ad­ colator, hardly used, $20. Call gentleman preferred. $45. MANCHESTER - FOUR Savings Bank of Manchester. tunities available. Call MOWING BUSINESS. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, WASHER, days. Applications $62,900 MMiaCSTn jnd small business. Call Janet ditions, remodeling, rec 5251880, Keep trying. REVERE SLIDE weekly, Strano Real Estate R(X)MS, lots of extras. $200s. 923 Main St., Manchester. collert. .5181 462-4321, 9 00 Guaranteed minimum. $450 Coventry women, CAPITAL being taken. Apply in person. fi Rooms. Aluminum sided S. Gworek, 644-0194 ter an ap­ rooms, garages, kitchens PROJECTOR plus many 6452000. Locators 2355646. FEE. am to 1,00 p m. per week or part time $100 per TEMPORARIES has an ipi- Village Motors, 369 Center Ranch. Buckley School area.' BARRY B U S T pointment at your con­ remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, SCREENED LOAM- trays $35. Wnite vinyl BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, day. We provide customers, mediate need for all office Street, Manchester. Assumable mortgage. 23S HARTFORD ROAD venience. dormers, roofing. Residential EAST HARTFORD - Share a HOISEKEEPER WANTED business help and equipment. GRAVEL, Processed Gravel, loveseat, black leather-like Apartmante For Rant 53 PB, AT, AC. Very good condi­ skills. Earn top pay rates by BOLTON MANCHESTER, CONN or commercial. 646-4291. house. 7Vi Room Raised tion. $400 or best offer. 643- for apartment m East Hart­ Low down payment. Call working short or long term Sand, Stone, and Fill. For cushions plus parsons table. NOTICES GROUP I RUITORS deliveries call George Grif- $64. 647-1^. VERNON - Near 88, luxury Ranch. $183 monthly, plus 1/3 5317. ford Caff after 5.00 p m , 528- Evergreen Lawns 53 Slatter assignments near your home, MACHINE SHOP NEEDS full A ElwrgyEftliAMtl 146-2992 CA M TREE SERVICE, Free DESIGN KITCHENS, of utilities. April 1st. (Jail Bill 1,332 -1 fing, Andover 742-78W. Condo. Appliances. $345 St Manchester. 643-9008 . 8-4 CAPITAL offers a convenient time person for deburring and LbMHWDO t KSSOCUTES estimates. Discount senior cabinets, vanities, counter or Herbie, 5651321. DODGE Window Van, many Lost and Found 1 p.m. interview location in That's how we classify this lovely UTILITY TRAILER - 6’xlO’, monthly. Security, other secondaiy operations. 649 -4003 citiiens. Company tops, kitchen cabinet fronts references. Call 4853923. new parts. Needs motor. Best MASSEl'SES - Full or part MANCHESTER, call to 7 ^ room Raised Ranch, that custom woodworking, colonial HOT POINT Washer and $150. 6451814. Experience preferrM but will Manchester owned and dryer, both for $75. Round MANCHESTER - One offer. 643-5317. LOST KITTKN ■ Black short time Good steady clientele. RN S PART TIME, All shifts arrange a close-to-home ap­ accept trainee. Must be offers a large living room, dining SANDBLilSniG reproductions. J.P. LiBwls649- operated. Call 646-1327. Redwood lawn table and 456W MAIN STREET - 6 bedroom at Sunnybrooke hair with while patches, Windham area Open every at Student Health Service. pointment. CAPITAL dependable. Apply in person room and kitchen, along with 3 MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ Village. Quiet and convenient bedrooms, and oversized family benches $15. □ TAG SALES Room House. No young 1975 CHEVY MONTE CARLO answers to ‘ Dandy" Vicinity day 10 a m to midnight: Sun­ Physical assessment skills TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St„ Mon., Wed and Fri. 10:00 a.m. tion three family home on Boat Trallart, WATERPROOFING location. Private entrance. day 1 p.m to 8 p.m. 423-7519. room, a special wood burning children. No appliances. No - Air conditioning, power of West Middle Turnpike. necessary CalJ or write to Hartford, 278-1313. to 12:00 p.m. CB Enterprises, busline. 5-5-3. Separate fur­ Motorcycia Framaa, Hatchways, foundation ROBERT JARVIS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Single story building. $350 brakes, power steering and Peg Maloney, Director of stove, 12 to IS " insulation, SLEEVELESS WEDDING utilities. No peb. Security. Tower & Olivers Roads 75 W o o d lan d S tr e e t, separate hot water heater, 2V| naces, good income, good in­ BIcycIa Framaa, cracks, h a sten ! walls, sump BUILDING CONTRACTOR; monthly. Includes heat, hot automatic transmission. Runs CLERK - Checking invoices Nursing. Box U-11, University GOWN in ivory silk organza FLEA MARKET, First Tenant Insurance required. Please call 649-7862 Manchester. baths. 2 car garage. Over one acre vestment. Owner-agent. 643- Barbaqua Qrlllt, , tile lined, dry walls, Custom Building, Additions, Congregational Church, 637 water, air conditioning, excellent! 6453018, or 645 and receiving slips. Use of of Conn, Storrs, Ct. 06268 at treed lot. Asking $82,500. with mandorin neckline and $375 monthly. Available now. 8883 or 644-8593 after 6:00 S y feed, window wells. Garages, Roofing and Siding. Main Mreet, East Hartford. Call 6452426, weekdays 9 to 5. appliances, storage and coin 7035. DOG LOST ON 20 calculator helpful. .Apply: 468-4700, E.O.E. weekdays. RIma, Haaddara, Kitchens, Bathrooms and empire bodice. Caplet and UAR REALTY Also: Steps, walks, stone tram re-embroidered with May 9th from 10:00 a.m. to operated laundry. No pets. Golden retriever, answers to Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye BANK BRANCH MANAGER Lawn Fumitura, Etc. walls, fireplace and ceramic Repair work of all kinds. 643- Damato Enterprises. 6451021. 1970 OLDS RALLEY, 350 Street. South Windsor, PRIVATE for branch office in growing Keep Smiling Alencon lace. Brand new- 4:00 p.m. Tables $10.00. 565 MANCHESTER MAIN ST. Jeremiah. 8-10 months old 043-2092 tile repain. Over 30 years 6712. 7136, 5659204. limited edition. $900. Call 645 (.’all 649-1158 after 6pm EXPERIENCED community. Commercial Robart D. Murdock, RaaHor never worn. Reasonable. Call Two room apartment. Heated, PROPERTY Be Happy experience! 683-1013 : 643-4953. 6451121 after 5:00 p.m. hot water, appliances, elec­ MANCHESTER 5 ROOM 7035. PART TIME SECRETARY APPLIANCE SERVICE Bank experience with Len­ FOR ALL YOUR DUPLEX. Also, Porter Street needed to work 3-4 days per Want Ads ding, and Business Develop­ TAG SALE - INDOOR March tricity, no pets. Security, 523- I.t)ST OH STOLKN - CUSTOM BUILT STONE & CONSTRUCTION NEEDS 28th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. area 3 room apartment. 1975 MUSTANG - Automatic. Wednesday evening (iirl's week 4-7 p.m, Monday TECHNICIAN ment background required. OPEN 7 A.M . ■ 3 P.M. BOY’S 20 INCH BIKE $30. Old 7047. Homee For Sale BRICK Retaining Walls, CALL H A R P Sponsored by Friends of Security deposit. No pets. 649- 57,000 miles. Nice little car. Moiobecane bike at West Side through Friday, Saturday 10-6, TEACHER (PRE-SCHOOL) Send resume and salary 23 Homaa For Sale 23 MONDAY—FRIDAY CONSTRUCTION! AddiUons, Fashioned school desk. $30. Patios, Chimneys, Walks and Gilead Hill School. Many MANCHESTER, Clean 9092 or 643-1827. $1900 or best offer. CaU 643- Hoc Liberal reward if Sunday 11-6, Call between 9-11 needed for morning nursery requirement marked Con­ Roofing, Siding, Plumbing & Call 647-1106. Stem. Field Stone delivered. dealers. Route 65, Hebron. duplex. Six rooms, available 4230. returned, no questions asked a m 528-1300. Repairing home appliances, program. Send resume or in­ fidential to: Donald Page, Electrical. Call 643-5001. THREE ROOM RENT - Cen­ quiries to P.O. Box 58, West Fully insured. Free BARBIE DOLL dress .70 now. Adults. Appliances, pool, Call 649-2252 washers, dryers, home South Windsor Bank & Trust CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Estimates. 295-0034, 2950250. trally located. Adults only. No 1978 DATSUN B-210 4-Door. Willington, CT. 06279. Equal rates, (Juick service. Call 643- cents. Bride dress $3.50. TAG SALE - Large and small patio, garage, no pets. refrigeration, etc. Top Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., RICHARD HAACK utilities. Please call 649-6790. Air conditioning. AM-FM Opportunity Employer. South Windsor, Conn., 06074. FUUSHEirS NOIRE 2543. Bridesmaid $2.00. CaU 645 items. Sunday March 29 10 References, security, lease. CLERK TYPIST BUILDING AND a.m. to 2 p.m., 102 Deepwood radio. Excellent condition and If you’re Announcements 3 wages, major medical. App­ Equal Opportunity Employer. SMINfi S K e iA r 6452. 6458379. Local olfice for large In­ EQUAL HOUaiMQ OPPORTUMITT REMODELING, experience, Dr., Manenester. Homae for Rant 54 mileage. Regular gas. 647- ly in person to Mr. Kimball, BOLTON - HEBRON ROAD EMERY’S all phases of carpentry. Will surance Company is AREA. 'Young person to do TELEVISION ANTENNA 0074. HEMKMBKR, fU'SSKL S HOME MmVEMENT work with homeowner. 647- MANCHESTER HOME - (ive B.\RBKR SHOP. Corner of seeking a person with 1329 Main Street. Williman- yard work. Call 649-0630, TRAINEE - RETAIL All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subjsct to complete with rotor. Ready to SEE YOU SOON! earlier than DtaDT TO ISU7 B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom Vinyl and Aluminum 1904. usual, but Ju s t in time. The rooms with laundry facilities, looking for Oak and Spruce St good typing skills 45 tic, CT 423-9277 between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 CAREER (food market) op­ the Federal Fair Housing Act oM 968 which makes It Il­ siding. Roofing, Gutten insUll. $35. call 6451449. patio and more. 5260. Locators Cwlw •*!> Int! .APPOINTMENTS NOT p.m. Work. Free EsUmates. Will Eastern (Connecticut Flea 6 ROOM APARTMENT - $350. Rhm MtrwttiHrt M taml words per minute. Plea­ portunity for bright, attrac­ legal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dle- and Leaders. 17 yrs. Roofing 34 2355646 FEE. frtitor Rm Ei|M Ogitetir to totwi NEEDP2D $1 00 off regular pick up and deliver. Please WESTINGHOUSE Market and Mansfield Drive Appliances. No pets. sant working envirpnment tive gal-guy to become store crlmlnatlon based on race, color, religion, sex or experience. Registered Telephone 6451354. Sm - Satiq 11 price for senior citizens Open SECRETARY TO work with manager. Dedicated, un­ call 64^2161. FROSTFREE In reopens March 27th-29th. MtouMnn an and good benefits are RNS, LPNS for 4 hour mor­ national origin, or an Intention to make any such with state and consumer ROOFER WILL INSTALL IMIUL 4 p m -6 p.m , Tuesday thru administration and special married career person Roofing, Siding or Gutters for REFRIGERATOR - Brown. offered. Prior office ning or evening shifts in BRICK BLOCK, STONE - protection. Building Suppllee 42 MANCHESTER, Four room Em Ut i $titn EzpMitki to to Friday Every Saturday 8 private home in Manchester education. Must have preferred. Rockville- preference, limitation or discrimination. This 1 work on jobs, all work Low Discount n ic e ! Call Ken $85. Like new Cycle Trailer, 3 Ntst SfrtigMi Mm. a m -5 p m experience is desirable, excellent typing and Fireplaces. Concrete. track, $450. 6456058. duplex. Centrally located, area. Orientation, RN super­ Mansfield area. Contact newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertleement and materials at 647-1566. available immediately. $345 StI fir Cnh • S « i U j N p w t but not essential. Please stenographic skills. Letters of Chuck Anthony, 246-8541, Chimney Repairs. “ No Job FOR SALE 4/0 5KV Copper PRIVATE Nrti Cl. economical vision and competitive hourly lor real estate which la In violation of the law. Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for guaranteed. Free es- sheilded direct burial wire. plus utilties and security. No Tou np w-ia-HM telephone for appoint­ rate. Call Lisa, Upjohn Health reference required. Call Wilson Agency, Hartford. Umates. Call Emery Cor­ FOR SALE wood garage door ment Mrs. Forget, estimates. Houaahold Goods 40 8’ wide, 7’ high with all CaU 643-4139. pets. 643-1442. PROPERTY EMPLOYMENT Care Services, 24M805 Rham High School 649-9587 or mier. 648-5209 ---• 228-9474. Emary Cormiar hardware. In goM condition. Want Ads 1971 VW SQUAREBACK - USED REFRIGERATORS, $45. Call after 6:00 6455794. HARDWOOD FLOOR NAILS MANCHESTER SPACIOUS, INSUMNCL OF IN S ID E O U T L E T , a 646-5209 antrtlina WASHERS. RANGES - Qean. Square 45 pounds, best offer. One or two bedroom Electrical problems, engine way to sell Help Wanted 13 FULL-TIME sound recently rebuilt. $300 or NORTH AMERICA decorator store specializing in MAIN'TENANCE position. Guaranteed. Parts 4 Service. OAK DOOR kitchen cabinet CaU 64550f3. apartments. Swimming pool, ...... paint, wallpaper, and floor best offer. 649-5115. 111 Founders Plaza Contact: Mr. Blanberg at M&M P&H, Manchester 649- Low prices! B.D. Pearl 4 36x15 $28. French door with air conditioning, centrally Ofllcae-Sloree lor Rent 55 P.\RT TIME . Earn extra covering has an immediate Make located on bus lines. Near East Hartford Rham High School, Hebron Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. frame 32x79xlY«” thick, needs Doge-BIrda-Pete 43 money while the kids are in part-time sales position open. 2871. Small repairs, 1972 CHEVY IMPALA something, S28-B031 649-9587 or 228-9474. remodeling, heating, baths, to be painted. $75. CaU 645 shopping center and schools PROFESSIONAL OFFICE school Telephone Solicita­ Competitive wages, sales immediate occupancy, for automatic, power steering, We a.e an equal opportunity kitchens and water heaters. AIR CONDITIONER 2800 2063. FREE! Fluffy female cat. 18 SPACE in prime location. 250 tion E. Hartford company, A commission and store incen­ further details please call 645 power brakes, radio, good goixi telephone voice and dic­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Free estimates! BTU for sale or trade for months old. .Spayed, box sq. ft. left on first floor. Ray­ tive plan with vacation smaller apartment size. Call trained, (jail 647-1152, after 3385. mond E. Gorman, 223 East running condition. $650. Call tion a mu.st Hours 9 a m to 1 for Advertising Manager. One CROSSBACK 643-5073. look to benefits. Make this a very Some 6459928. COMBINATION DOOR 38x68. 5:00 p.m. Center Street. 643-1139. p.m and 5 to 9 p.m Call Mon girl office. Advertising- B 4 M TREE SERVICE ihrough Fri,. 9 a m to 1 p m.. ADMINISTRATIVE rewarding opportunity. Marketing experience helpml GUARANTEED TREE- Like new, $50. Remington MANCHESTER TWO ■ASSISTANT. D iversified Responsible, outgoing and AIR CONDITIONER 5000 LHASA APSO PUPS - It BEDROOM, New and com­ WORKSPACE OR STORAGE 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO - Mrs, Williams. 569-4993 but not required. Must have MENDOUS SERVICE at an chain saw XL-9. Good condi­ 79,000 miles. Good condition. duties, pricing, coding, ac­ mature person interested in good typing speed with affordable price! "SPECIAL BTU $25.00. Humidifier $25.00. tion. 16 inch blade. $85. (jail weeks old, AKC Registered. pletely furnished condo apart­ SPACE FOR RENT in Classified! counts receivable, selling do-it-yourself 2850015. Males. One brown, one ment with garage. All Manchester. No lease or Runs good. Good tires. $600 excellent spelling and gram­ RATES” on Stump Grinding 6457276. CaU 6459337 after 5:00 p m statements, etc. Apnlv Gaer decorator merchandise should mar. Shorthand helpful but Extra with Tree Removal. Discount golden. $150. 643-0281. appliances, carpet security deposit. Reasonable Brothers. 140 Rye St,', South apply. Morning hours. Apply not required. Full time or for Senior Citizens. Free DINING ROOM SET, china SUMMER IS COMING -Sears throughout. Prime location. rates. Suitable for small NEWSPAPER Windsor in person at 1161 Tolland closet, four chairs. Excellent SIBERIAN HUSKIES: $450. J.D. Real Estate 6451980 business. Retail and commer­ 1973 PLYMOUTH ROAD possible part time. Excellent Estimates. Fully insured. 643- Coldspot 5000 BTU air con­ RUNNER, 318, power Tnpk., Manchester in Burr company benefits. For inter­ 7285. condition. 643-5939. ditioner with comfort sensor 3 female IVi years old. Black or 6457513. cially zoned. CaU 872-1801, 10 SECRETARY- Corners Shopping Plaza. 649- and white. Needs tender to 5. steering, brakes, automatic CARRIERS view write employment and speed good running condition. Good tires, runs good, body RECEPTIONIST - Full time 2828 salary history and give SUNDECKS, 1 4 2 Car 94" GREEN SOFA MODERN $w. ’Two available. 645W99. loving care. $25. Male, 3 years ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY Cash DESIGN, walnut legs. Good APARTMENT FURNISHED MODERN OFFICE SPACE - very gootj. CaU 742-8843. Secretary-Receptionist for references to Scripps League Garages, One Room Ad­ old. silver and white. Strong WANTED main office. South Windsor HANDY MAN WANTED - 20 Newspapers, 210 Main St., ditions, Reasonable Prices. condition. $K. Call 6459629 TWO ALMOST NEW PANT and active. $50. 742-8363 after - Central air and heat. First floor. Utilities included. Bank & Trust Company. Good hours per week, 8:00 a m. to after 5:00 p.m. 5 p.m. Complete kitchen. Main Parking. Private entrance. JE E P S , CARS, TRUCKS Manenester, Ct. 06040. No Please call 646-1519. SUITS. One pair white slacks available through government typing skills essential.' Diver­ 12:00 a m. Clean environment phone c^lls please. size 16 to 20. CaU 647-1918. Street location within walking Central Keith Real Estate, sified duties include; Opening - no heavy lifting. Phone 647- TV PHHXX) CONSOLE, used, Mutleal Inatrumante 44 distance to hospital. $60 week­ 646-4126. agencies, many sell lor under GLASTONBURY RAIN • SHINE $200. Call 602-941-8014 ext 7816 Call us new accounts, telephone con­ 9361 between 8:00 a.m. to Groundskeeping. Landscape. may need repair. $25. 646-6714 LUGGAGE RACK - 51x85 ly. Security required. One Olde Slatge Rd.. Wagon tact and secretarial work for 12:00 a m. days. 643-74S alter 5:30 p.m. year lease. Call 6452457, Ted MANCHESTER RETAIL, for your directory on how to Lawncare. Maintenance. aluminum and stainless steel. purchase. Rd & Tall Timbers Rd. . bank officers. Call Karen Gardens. Weekly or monthly. Adjustable. Suitable for van Cummings; or 647-9997. A1 storage and/or manufacturing Sheridan at 289-6061 for an ap­ LANDSCAPE LABORERS - FOR SALE • 2 SCHOOL Sieffert Sr. space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 25,000 sq. Free estimates. Senior dis­ or large station wagon. $35. WURLITZER ORGAN - VOLVO 1972 - model 145 sta­ today to CALL THE HERALD pointment. EOE Mature, own transportation. Clean out your counts. 6456914. DESKS 20” x24''. Formica Call 6 « i ^ . ft. Very reasonable. Brokers Willing to work. New England tops. M'OO each. Call 643-1721. Model 4300, with "all the MANCHESTER - ONE protected. Call Reyman tion wagon, automatic. 89,000 647-9946 Landscaping, 528-4973 after goodies.” Earl/ American BEDROOM apartment in Properties, 1-2251206. miles. Good condition Must EXPERIENCED DROBIAK DRY WALL, OLD TUB ON LEGS, small sell. CaU 644-2208 and leave HorSEKEEPERS - Call 5:00 p m. attics & garages ... ll’xie' GREEN AND RED style. In mint condition! $900 luiet complex. No pets. Call Ceilings and walls replaced or corner cabinet, medicine firm. CaU Manchester, 645 message please. from 9 a m. to 4 p.m,, 646- repaired. All textures. Ad­ SHAG CARPET with pad. cabinet, kitchen deep well NEWLY RENOVATED 310 place your SO. WINDSOR BANK TELLER - TRAINEE 5653 aftw 6:00 p.m. for ap­ 2300. To providt Nuralpg Caro ditions or new homes. (Jail Two matching area rugs. double sink $175. CaU M52107. square feet office available. Valleyview Or., Deepwood or experienced. For main of­ pointment to see. THREE BEDROOM Main Street location with am­ 1967 BUICK WAGON - tip top In privala homos and 6450420. Excellent condition. $130. M5 Dr., Foster St., and Birch fice South Windsor Bank & If you don’t need it SELL IT 9629 after 5;00 p.m. APARTMENT - Newly ple parking. CaU 649-2891. shape. $400. Can see car alter OIL CHANGE AND CLEAN SIX G7514 TIRES Including 12:00 p.m. CaU 289-3028 Hill Dr, UP MAN wanted Full time. Trust Co. Hours Mon. thru Modical Facllltlaa. Part LUDWIG DRUM SET - 5 remodeled kitchen. Laundry low-cost tima, full lima. Conaldara- TAPING, CEILING two snow tires with riins. pieces. Like new, only 2 years Apply in person Gorin's Thurs. 8:30 a m. to 5:00 p.m., REPAIRS, FLOWERS, Girl’s three speed Ross bicy­ room. No utilities. No heat. OFFICES FOR RENT - 400 to CALL HELEN Friday 8:30 a m. to 7:00 p.m. tlon givan to prsfartnes □MISC. FOR SALE old. CaU 6454737, or 6456976. $400 per month. 643-5001. 900 square feet. Good location. 1974 T-Bird. low mileage, air- Sports Car Center, Route 83, SWIRLS - Sheetrock Ad­ cle $35. CaU conditioning, stereo, power 646-0643 Vernon. and an occasional Sat. mor­ of:— Location and Hours. ditions. Garages. Rec Rooms Central air conditioning, Sporting Goods 45 seals, windows and more op­ ad. ning. 8:30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 4 Homes. Experienced. 649- Artleloa lor Sale 41 BRAND NEW TWO PAIR SKI MANCHESTER, One parking and separate private Apply in person at 1033 John women’s and men’s rooms. tions! $2,500. Also: 1975 LTr) MANCHESTER LAW FIRM, For Information call 8627 ; 6453216. RACK - worth $18 - never bedroom apartment on Main WAGON, eight passenger, air- seeking full lime secretary. Fitch Blvd., South Windsor Classified Ad$_ MACGREGOR GOLF St. Available immediately. Reasonable rent, CaU 649- 643-9S1S used. Askingj^liS.. Fits EAST HARTFORD CLUBS, set of eight left- conditioning $1,200. 649-9404. Call Lessner, Rotner, Karp, Mon. thru Fri. between 9:00 - LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED VoUuwagen Bug ONLY. Chris Heat, hot water, carpeting in­ 5334. Columbus Circle and 11:00 a m. Equal Opportunity FREE handed irons and golf bag. and Plcpler, P C 649-5277, 6455659. cluded. $225. Security AID A ASSISTANCE - 15% Sr. Citizen Discount! Very good condition. $45. Call 1971 MAVERICK - New tires, Michael Avenue Area, Employer. Free pick-up and delivery! ALUMINUM Sheets used as required. No parking or pets. Raeort Proparty of North Eastom Com. 6454316. For Rent 56 shocks, carburator, front end. Main & Willys Street Area, SECRETARY - Manchester to all home subscribers of the Expert service! ECONOMY printing plates, .007 thick TWO BLACK AND WHITE Call 0^2314 after 8 p.m. heater, AM-FM. Dependable. Law Office. Legal Experience PART TIME WAITRESS, 357 East Cantar St. nxZSW” , M cents each or 5 Sliver Lane starting at UWNMOWER, 647-3660. TELEVISIONS SETS. One Best offer. CaU 643-^4. preferred, but not required mature woman. Small East M a n c h a a ta r ter Ift. Phone 643-2711. Must be 25” screen. One 19” screen. COMPLETELY NEW SMYRNA BEACH Main Street, & Beacon Hill Hartford Restaurant. 9 a.m. - picked up before 11 a.m. Antiquoa 45 FLORIDA, 2 bedroom condo, Non-smoker. Call Valerie at LOVING CARE FOR YOUR Need some work. $15 each. FURNISHED three roOm 1969 FORD GALAXY, four -Tolland Street Area. 643-7779. 1 ;30 p.m. Call 643-0848 9 a.m, - Herald that has something to s e ll...... along Atlantic Ocean. Tennis, INFANT in my state licensed CaU 647-1269. apartment split/level. Private door, very good condition. ____ ^12 p.m. A N T IQ U E S & entrance. All appliances in­ pool and club house. $250 per CALL ERNIE NURSE, LPN PREFERRED home. Keeney Street area. $800, 649-3387 alter 6:00 p.m CAN'T WORK 9 to 5? Sell' Call 647-1099. WATER PUMPS - 3" Carter TWO WOMEN'S 26” 3 speed COLLECTIBLES - Will cluding T.V. Plentj; of prrking week. Call 647-0265 evenings, Herald for Physician's Office in Ver­ 643-8035 Avon and work when you WANTED DIRECTOR. for less than $99.00. Gas Powered. W” Carter Gaa bikes. Escellent condition. purchase outright, or sell on space. Will be available April 646-6844 days. want. Call 523-9401. Tolland Summer Drama non. Mond^, Tuesday, CERTIFIED MATH powered. 2” Electric. 1W”, 3” CaU after 3:00 p.m. 643-6719. commission. House lot or first. Professional person Production. Performance Thursday, & Friday, 12:45 to and 6" hoses. Call 6457407. single piece. 644-8962. preferred. Call 643-1879. Wanted to Rant 57 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - wa will run your ad for 0 days fraa of charga. Fill out tha coupon TEACHER. All grades, SAT porlessionally restored. New dates, mid August. For ad­ 6: Saturd^ 9 to 1. Send preparation, your home. Now WESTINGHOUSE SO inch Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ditional information, call 875- resume to: T, c/o Herald. bmow and althar mall It ar bring It In personally to the Manchaatar RIDING LAWN MOWER, WANTED - Antique Fur­ MANCHESTER - ONE SENIOR CITIZEN in battery, tires, exhaust, 13 or later. 6455W. stove, electric. $25. CaU after wheels, tune-up and new 4243, Forward resume to: Harald otflca. Limit ona ad par month, 2 Nams per ad. Reel type, 25” cut. $64. Lawn 4:00 p.m. Also Home Base niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil BEDROOM condominium - desperate need of three room Arts of Tolland, 15 Glenview, FIREMAN/WATCHMAN - Sweeper, $35. Good condition. Paintings or Antique Items. nice harwood floors - good heated apartment. April first. paint, CaU anytime 649-8180 Want Antenna CB with cable. $30. Terrace, Tolland. EOE. Experienced on high pressure Palntlng-Paparlng 32 843-6777. R. Harrison. Telephone 645 location. Includes garage. Glastonbury area. Call 633- boiler preferred. Year round. JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS TYK rwr as MM nu .UNY2II S MISCELLANEOUS 8079. $300. Call 8751375 or 2*57076. 3450. BABYSITTER NEEDED for Good wages and overtime. 61 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FOR SALE, ALBINAR F available through government Paid Blue Cross, Blue Shield a iP MB MAH. TOOAY FURNITURE for sale. Low agencies, many sell for under Independent Dealers 6 and 8 year olds weekdays 1 2 $ 4 - Interior and exterior. 2.8/55 telephoto lens for prices. CaU 646-3696 after 4:30 JUST IN AT RED GOOSE Apartmante For Rent 53 Apertmenle For Rent 53 3:00 p.m. to 6:0Q p.m. near & Life Insurance. Apply Commercial and residential. screw-type mount with haze FARM ANTIQUES. Goose $200. CaU 602-941-8014 ext 7816 p.m. $10.00 to $25.00. Chair, for your directory on how to high school, High school girl between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. - The ManchMtor Harald Free estimates. Fully in­ and skvugbt filters, $50. Call desks, wardrobe, cabinet; oak Lane, Coventry, walnut drop preferred. Call ^ 5 3 9 8 . Amberbelle Corp., 104 East • sured. 6454679.. 6355668 evenings. leaf, 4 poster bed, stenciled purchase. Ads 1 Harald 8q. s e 7 and maple. Wanted Main Street, Rockville. EOE. tin box. Open 10:00 a.m. to 5 Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 PERRY HILL ESTATES HIRING NOW to work one of EXTERIOR iPAINTING. COLUMBIA, GUIL'S 20 inch HARD KINDLING WOOD for p.m. weekends. 7459137. FREE 1973 CHEVY, 9 our outdoor flower locations, CHEMIST, f 10 11 12 experienced college student. bike. High riee handle ban. stoves and fireplaces. Townhouse Apartments passenger station wagon with Friday, Saturday or Sunday. ENVIRONMENTAL - Quality work. Very Very good condition. $M. Assorted house plants, cactus, purchase of five L7815 ties (4 Call Dave at Experienced In Atomic Ab- Work one, two or three days. reasonable prices. Call Mike, T elephm 649-9486. Swedish iw and moreI private Wanted to Buy 49 Two Huge Bedrooms, 1'/t Baths with Powder like new), 12 volt battery, Car needed. SDR Enterprises, sorbtion. Gas 14 11 10 6653466 or U 9 ^ . home. Very new, $350, firm. 643-1814 - Chromatography, and/or 1J reasonable. Room, Fully Appllanced Kitchen, Laundry 643 Andover, Conn., 742-99&. crry_ _ tT A n . FOR SALE SO loch Franklin Phone 6 4 9 ^. WANTED TO BUY Colorimetric/CTravimetrlc LEE PAINTING. Interior 4 wood burning stove. Excellent IMMEDIATELY, Older Facilities. No Dogs. $270 Monthly Plus Security. M 7 - 9 M 6 ARTISTS - NEED EXTRA Analysis required. Must be ZIP Exterior. "Check my rate condlUon. $99. CaU 6457936. 17 10 10 20 NEW QUEEN OR KINO ST7R House in need of repair. Cash. Try Motorcyclea-BIcyclee 64 MONEY? Our company has able to work with minimum before you decorate." Depen­ Please call Frank J.T. Strano, supervision. Send resume to: WATEk BED, never opendd, immediate openings for free FREE-LESS THM $99.00 dable. FYilly Iniurwl. 64516U. ATARI VIDEO COMPUTER 10 year warranty, walnut Strano Real Estate, 6452000. “CMintry With ConvenieiKe!” 8:30 to 5:30 lance artiste to do paste-up Griswold & Fuss En­ S Y 8 1 ^ . E xcellnt cowUtkM MCiTORCYCLE INSURANCE vironmental Labortorles, 380 stained pine frame, head­ - Lowest Rates Available! and inking. Days or evenings INTERIOR PAINTING, over - Jovstlcka, paddle cootroli ward deck, pedeatal, mat-' TOY TRAIN - UONEL and 2711 Immediilte Binding Lay-Up available. Please call for In­ East Center Street, ten yeara experience, low and meakout game Included treaa, liner, heater. OrigluUy other la » e sites. U.S. or CALL 429-8392 terview. 633-3823. Manchester, Conn., 06040. winter ratea and lenlor clUian $68. CaU 64M4U after 8:00 OpUons. CaU Joan, Clarke In­ $330, now $199. 86M07S, foreign. Buying for limited surance Agency, 643-1126 dlicounti. 643-^. p.m. Rodey Hin. time only. 645ffi70.