24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., March 23, 1962

Average stockholder plays second fiddle Bentley uses Democrats get Celtics near ...... This is about one of the biggest disgraces in corporate cases where companies fight a takeover and entice a ...... RECENT America — the ongoing rape of the stockholder. And the higher bid (either from the same wooer or a new one), YEAR BUYER TARGET OFFER^PRICE get an airing their remap win record sad fact is it'll just go on and on. invariably the ultimate takeover price is considerably 1976 Anderson Gayton Stokely Van-Camp 28 27 Example: Last year, Standard Oil of California made higher; in some cases, he says, it’ll run 40 to 50 percent 1977 Anderson Clayton Gerber Products 37 28V4 .4. page 3 Dan Dorfman higher. ... page 5 a pitch to aquire Amax Inc., the big natural resources 1978 Cater-Hawley ... page 12 company, for $78.50 a share. Amax shareholders were 42 26 Syndicated Hale Marshall Field never given a shot at saying “ yes” or "no.” The Amax PM N O T ABOUT T O T A K E issue with Flom 1978 Occidental Pet. Mead 35 20 directors simply said "no” ... and that was it. Today Columnist (whom I like and respect), but I wonder how convincing 1979 American ExpressMcGraw-Hill 34 48% Amax’s share are selling at around $26.50. a case he could make to shareholders of a slew of com­ 1979 Mattel MacMillan 24% 15% Or how about Grumman Corp.’s rejection of a $45-a- panies that rejected takeover bids and whose stock 1979 Brascan, Ltd. F.W. Woolworth 35 17% share bid from LTV? Grumman’s management even prices are now much longer. 1980 Sandoz, Ltd. McCormick & Co. 37 18% 20 11 went so far as Ok’ing in the use of pension fund money to 1980 Shearson Orion Capital % Chance of rain buy the company’s own shares in the effort to block the I ’m talking about companies like Woolworth, which Manchester, Conn. offer and arbitrage activity associated with takeovers 1980 Kuwait Govt. Getty Oil (x) 82 46% deal. Today. Grumman’s shares are trading around turned down $35 a share from Brascan in ’79 (the stock’s Bob Evans Farms 36 24% on Thursday that the only time they shout "foul” is when they end up now around 17 Vi). Or Zapata, which last year rejected a 1 ^ Beatrice Foods Wed., March 24, 1982 $22.50. losing money. 1981 LTV Grumman 45 22% These are just a couple of examples — These are just $36,50-a-share offer from Occidental Petroleum (the — See page 2 1981 Stand. Oil Single copy 25c a couple of examples —.see the accompanying chart for stock’s now around $18). ONE MAN intimately involved in the takeover game, (Calif.) Amax 78% 26% a slew of others — of how the average stockholder, in William Chatlos, argues that stockholders are being You know, it would be great if the choice of a takeover 1981 Occidental Pet. Zapata 36% 18 effect, the owner of his company, winds up playing se­ "cheated and depriv^” on a wide-scale basis. A former was ultimately left to the discretion of the shareholder. 1981 Tamco cond fiddle to management’s self-interests. partner of proxy solicitor Georgeson & Co., where he — but then, that would strip corporate management of . Enterprises City Investing 32% 22 helped shape takeover strategy — he's now a consultant THK INJCSTICE of it all was brazenly pointed up the ability to perpetuate its own interest regardless of (Note: (X ) equals Kuwait bid for only 15 percent of in the field — (Hiatlos roasts management for its lack of again this past week when Marshall Field & Co., the big the rights or wrongs of the matter. On second thought, I Getty.) responsibility to its shareholders. Chicago-based retail chain, accepted an initial $25.50-a- ^ take it all back; I don’t want you to think this column is Source: Tomislava Simic, W.T. Grimm & Co. It’s outrageous, he tells me, that today’s management share offer (later upped up to $30) for its acquisition by written by a dreamer. VD increasing r % operates on the theory that it’s their sole function to Batus Inc., a subsidiary of B.A.T. Industries of London. create wealth through rising earnings and dividend Only four years before. Field’s management had turned Youths slain payouts — “ and that some third party God or the stock down a $42-a-share offer from Carter-Hawley-Hale. market — will convert it all into rising stock prices.” Whether the Field deal goes through or not remains to The whole idea, as Chatlos sees it, went out the win­ Attention 4th, Sth, 6th Graders, among teens be seen — what will several other parties in the wings, dow in ’68 (the top of a huge and highly speculative>.bull including enterpreneur Carl Icahn, whose interests con^ market) when the economic structure of the trol nearly 30 percent of Field’s shares. But if Batus marketplace changed. SpecificaHy, he’s talking of a new does manage to pull it off. Field’s shareholders — recognition of corporate earnings that took shape as Junior High and High School Studentsl in West Bank specifically those poor souls that have held the stock small investors fled the market and institutions came in Manchester since ’78 — will have been deprived of a substantially in to own it. The instutions, as he explains it, became higher price they would have received had the original much more selective — concentrating on a lesser C-H-H offer been accepted. By Nancy Thompson number of companies. And in turn, a lot of smaller com­ TEL AVIV, Israel (UPl) - Two .gas, dispersing youths who hurled stones One man, though, who won’t be deprived is Field’s Herald Reporter panies with solid earnings growth rates were bypassed Palestinian youths were shot to death and set up roadblocks of burning tires in chief Angelo Arena. Batus, ignoring Field’s mediocre ... and this inequity remains the case today. today and an Israeli soldier was stabbed the town of 85.000 Palestinians. showing in recent years under Arena’s leadership, is Venereal disease is increasingly showing up in young by one of the youths, military sources The radio reported rock throwings in giving Arena a wonderful goodie — an extension of his teenagers from the Manchester area, several health W H A T DOES IT all mean? said. New strikes and demonstrations Ramallah. Nablus, Jericho, Nablus and employment contract (which amounted to $435,000 an­ According to Chatlos, corporate management must professionals told the Advisory Board of Health engulfed the Israeli-occupied West Bank Bethlehem and said Israeli security nually at the last filing) through January ’85. Too bad we undertake the responsibility for a better market price Tuesday. and Gaza Strip. forces entered the refugee camp of Khan all can’t be so well rewarded for doing a bum job. Representatives from Planned Parenthood, the for its company’s shares; it can no longer simply say — 1982 Military sources said a Palestinian Yunis to quell disturbances. “ Oh well. I ’ve done my very best to improve earnings... Manchester Memorial Hospital VD Clinic and a nurse in CONVERSATIONS WITH SOURCES in the youth armed with a knife accosted two and so therefore I’ve done my job.” In other words, says private obstetrics-gynecology practice said they have merger and acquisition field unearth a lot of pros and soldiers on patrol in the West Bank town Chatlos, management must see to it that the begun to see more 13-, 14: and 15-year-olds with venereal cons on the propriety of certain takeover deals. But of Jenin. The youth stabbed one soldier marketplace reflects the values underlying the com­ disease in the past year. specific disturbing trends clearly emerge. Chief among and the other soldier opened fire, Israelis seize pany’s assets; and if that goal is not being achieved, Penny Russman of Manchester’s Planned Parenthood them: shooting the youth to death, the sources then "it has an obligation to die — either through a office said routine tests uncovered eight cases of • In too many cases, the directors of a takeover target said. sellout, liquidation or a spinoff — to fulfill its respon­ gonorrhea, adding, "Most have been young teenagers.” are ignoring their fiduciary responsibiiity (although The wounded soldier was taken to sibility to its shareholders.” Irma Meridy, a nurse in private practice, said her of­ guerrilla unit they’d heatedly deny,it) by bowing to management’s Afula Hospital in serious condition, the An example of the benefits to shareholders from the fice had treated two young teenagers last year who had wishes and rejecting big premiums over the existing military sources said. alternative death strategy advocated by Chatlos can be gonorrhea. “ That’s a first," she said. stock prices. In an earlier incident a Palestinian TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Israeli seen in the going price of desirable corporate assets The health professionals were invited to the Advisory • Many of the best minds in the legal profession are so teen-ager was shot and killed, from troops captured a three-man Palestinian when there is competitive bidding. In 1980, the average Board of Health meeting by £)r. Alice Turek, acting busy divvying up the spoils from tender offers, suits and bullets apparently fired from a civilian guerrilla force in southern Lebanon corporate acquisition, according to statistics compiled chairwoman of the board and the town's health director. what-have-you that they are closing their eyes to the vehicle in the West Bank town of Hebron. today after the Palestinians tried to in­ by Chatlos, went for a 17.3 price-earnings multiple. And All ca.ses of venereal disease must by law be reported to repeated and mounting injustices in the merger and Demonstrations, some of the worst filtrate I.'rael. j it was somewhat higher in ’81. In contrast, the general the health director, and Dr. Turek said she was alarmed acquisition game, since 1976 in the occupied territories, A military announcement said the market has been hovoring in a roughly 7-8 multiple .by the increase in gonorrhea among young teenagers. • The better brokerage houses are so involved in pur­ extended today from Rafah in the Gaza guerrillas, armed with Soviet-made range during the same period. suing the big bucks from investment banking, tender MS. RUSSMAN said the number of clients seen by strip to Hebron in the southern part of Kalashnikov rifles, were spotted in WHILE MOST OF US may get up in arms over a Planned Parenthood, especially the number of young the West Bank. The military slapped a northern Israel and were pursued into company’s refusal to OK a takeover bid at a much clients, has increased dramatically in recent years. In curfew on Rafah. southern Lebanon and captured. higher stock price, one of the country’s top attorneys in 1976 when the clinic started, it saw 544 patients, of which The disturbances, now a week old, The announcment said the guerrillas Cost slowing the takeover game, Joe Flom, offers another perspec­ 44 percent were between 15- and 19-years-old. erupted after Israel dismissed the were seized 3 miles north of Kibbutz tive. Flom, whose firm, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meather In 1981, Planned i^arenthood saw 3,000 patients — a elected mayor of El Bireh in the West Hanita in the western Galilee region of & Flom represents Marshall Field in its current too percent increase over 1980. O f those. 53 percent were Bank, dissolved his council and replaced northwest Israel. takeover battle, argues that it’s unrealistic to judge the under 19 and 30 percent were under 17. them with a Jewish committee. The reported infiltration repeated an matter solely by the stock price because stock prices go “ What the research shows, nationwide, is that kids Four Palestinian youths have been attempted incursion of 15 months ago, for salesmen are becoming-sexdaiiy- active at a younger age. Ms. up and down, Rather, he adds, you have to look at the killed and at least 10 wounded in the con­ when Israeli forces ikilled five guerrills overall company’s true worth ... and in a bad market Russmap said. "That is apparent in the.patltmt proHie' frontations —T most of them tire burnings near Kibbutz Hanita. period (like now) that can be grossly understated in the and ruck throwings in West Bank towns The military announcement did not say and refugee camps. marketplace. Dr. ’Turek said, " I t isn't that we're having an what faction the guerrillas belonged to. epidemic of gonorrhea among young people. It s just on the road He also points out that in the overwhelming number of Although today was the official end of The incident is the first since two that so many are exposed, the number of cases are going the general strike called by Arab months ago when Israeli forces dis­ up.” mayors, merchants kept their stores covered three mines planted by 'i .V shuttered in East Jerusalem, where the guerrillas infiltrating from Jordan. By LeRoy Pope TH E H EALTH professionals stressed the need to 8.5 percent against 12.6 strike was almost complete, Israel radio Israel warned at the time that it would DPI Business Writer percent last year. educate children to the responsibilities and the con­ said.' sequences of having sex. not tolerate infiltration from any Arab The variation in the costs Large parts of the West Bank were NEW YORK - After a “ They have to accept that venereal disease is a side- country and said the cease-fire on the of maintaining salespeople brought to a standstill by the apparent decade of rises and three effect of having sex with multiple partners.” Ms. Lebanese border carried guarantees and in overall selling costs DESIGN AN AD CDNTEST ff, wildcat actions of storekeepers. against Palestinian infiltration from years of rapid advances, Russman said. in the various market In Rafah. Israeli soldiers fired tear Arab nations. the growth in the cost of areas of the United States Helen Brisette, a nurse with the Manchester ■■ ' m keeping a sales force on the is large. The two most Memorial Hospital VD Clinic, said she recei^ly talked ■*}lv ~ road is slowing. expensive. New York and with a 15-year-old girl who had one_ Fallopian tube and Sales & Marketing San Francisco-Oakland, nS5 IN PRIZES ■ an ovary removed because of gonorrhea. She brought in Management Magazine, in are 50 percent above the (her partner to be tested. He had no symptoms, but tests Herald photo by Tarquinio Begin wants to call its annual survey, found national average. (Showed he had gonorrhea. the rise in the costs of The New York index is “ This was a 15-year-old boy,” Ms. Brisette said. lodging, food, drinks and “ Where do we go from here?” THREE RIFLES AND AMMUNITION $164 a d a y and San OUNDPRIZE ...... *5 IM ... found In Cheney mill this morning automobile rentals in 80 Francisco-Oakland $152. metropolitan centers MS. B R IS E T T E said she is concerned about November elections Dayton, Ohio, the least probably will dip below 10 teenagers in outlying towns who cannot get to the clinic expensive market, is $77. for treatment. She said she sees junior high-aged percent this year. The in­ 3FRSTPHIZES...*250aCh TEL AVIV (UPI) — Israeli Prime ■The other most expen­ youngsters who are brought in by older friends or by triggered by Begin’s handling of unrest crease last year was 12 sive markets are Police find arsenal Minister Menachem Begin survived a percent, and that in 1980 a riianrlipstpr their parents, but is afraid there may be many more on the annexed Syrain Golan Heights and Washington $147, Chicago 6 HONOMBU MENTIONS * 5 O aC hl who have no transportation to the clinic. dramatic tied no-confidence vote but the occupied West Bank of Jordan. shocking 22 percent. said in an emotionally charged Cabinet $140, Los Angeles $135, HpralS Mrs. Meridy cited the health risks of young teenagers Analysts speculated Begin’s threat to The current deceleration meeting he wants new elections in Boston and Miami each giving birth. The mothers’ bodies are not yet fully resign — as well as the Cabinet’s rejec­ is all in lodging and auto in man's mill room November. $126, and the Fort Lauder­ developed, she said, so there are risks to both the babies tion of his offer — were intended to bring rental rates falling because Immediately after a 58-58 standoff dale, Fla., and Paterson, and the mothers’ lives. dissidents in his coalition into line. of slowing inflation and the Sea Your Ad Printed In The vote Tuesday night in the Knesset, N.J., areas each $122. The health professionals blamed an emphasis on sex By Lisa Zowada covered with various pieces of Government officials declined comment. recession. The cost of Israel’s parliament, that signaled disap­ After Dayton, Wichita, in the media and peer pressure for the younger age of military camouflage attire. It was the first time Begin did not win meals will jump about 9 Herald Reporter proval of Begin’s handling of trouble in Kan., New Bedford and sexual initiation, although Ms. Russman added that Another report .said a scope-sighted in six confidence votes since his re- percent this year, the occupied West Bank, the prime Fall River, Mass., Akron many of the youngest teenagers she sees have other M-1 carbine, loaded with a live round election June 30 with a razor-thin one- however, compared with a Herald on April 23, 1982 minister summoned his Cabinet in an and Canton in Ohio, problems. A report of a smell of smoke early in its chamber and eight rounds in the vote majority for his Likud Bloc coali­ rise of 4.8 percent in 1981, Evan small buslnassman emergency meeting to offer to resign. Omaha, Neb., Memphis, “ Morality, the whole situation, has shifted enor­ this morning led police to the dis­ magazine, was found. All the guns tion. the magazine said. In a 12-6 vote, the Cabinet refused to Tenn,, Jersey City, N.J., mously,” she said. ” I was looking for a virgin for a pan­ covery of a man living in a room of a were taken to police headquarters. Answering rock-throwing youths with To give an idea of what it hava cash flow problams accept Begin’s decision to step down and Des Moines, Iowa, el and I couldn’t find one — or anyone who would admit ■former Cheney warehouse 6n Pine One officer who had been at the gunfire, Israeli troops have shot and means over the long haul, HERE’S HOW TO EHTER Street with his own small arsenal, head a caretaker government until new Jacksonville, Fla., and it.” scene said Brookman had 3(X) to 400 killed two demonstrators and wounded 15 S&MM noted the, weekly Springfield, Mass., were which included five rifles, one elections could be arranged. cost of maintaining a rounds of ammunition for each of the since a general strike on the West Bank the cheapest areas. shotgun, nine knives and hundreds of rifles he had. Despite Cabinet support. Begin, 68, began Thursday to protest the salesperson on the road One of the most impor- rounds of ammunition. lacks a clear-cut majority in the 120- RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS BROOKMAN'S admission to goverment’s dismissal of an elected had climbed from $250.45 tant cost items for Earlier, police had responded to a member Knesset. Israeli newspapers in 1972 to $655.25 in 1981. In Your newspaper carrier depends on Chances good . Norwich raises a question because Arab town council. salespeople, of course, is call from the same area of the sound quoted him as telling the Cabinet he this period, meals rose the price of a good dinner his collections each week to pay his 1. Tlwr* will IM a firat prlia and two 3. Ada muat ba aubmittad tha aama alia aa of firecrackers or gunshots, but found three days ago another Manchester wants to call elections in November to least — from $61.25 to for two with drinks and honorabla mantlona bi aaeh catagory plua a aaaignad. Only a Mack markar pan, or bruah nothing. man, who allegedly tried to hang define a strong majority and avoid more $137.25, auto rental from wine at a first class bill, whether or not'he has .received grand prlia wtnnar. Tlia prlxa catagorlaa arr. may ba uaad on a whHa background. AH oom- The man, Daniel Brookman, 25, himself in his jail cell and was no-confidence votes. There have been six State funds $104.20 to $304 and lodging restaurant. This year’s (1) 4th, Sth, and 6th gradaa; (2) 7th, Ith , 9th pMad ada muat ba racalvad by Tha Harald armory stays later admitted to a nurse at deemed a possible threat to himself in the eight months of Begin’s second from $84 to $214. S&MM survey found this payment from hla customers. When gradaa; (3) 1 0 ^ 11th, and 12th gradaa. no lalar than SHM P.M., Friday, April 18 Manchester Memorial Hospital, and a neighbor, was refused admis­ term. In addition to calculating ' cost highest in Washington 1982. Oiances look “ pretty good” for the Manchester Ar­ where he was taken for a psychiatric sion to the state mental institution “ I think the month of November is a the cost of keeping people at a median of $110.b0, he doesn't .get paid, he has to dip mory to remain open, state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- examination, that he had b ^n walking because it was full. satisfactory date after the (Jewish) on the road, the S&MM an­ 2. To antar tha eontaat you nniat bring or mall 4. All antrlaa baeonw tha proparty of Tho Center jab against a national figure of Into his pocket to make up the Manchester, said today. around the street earlier, firing one of Clifford A. Mason, 35, of 869 Main holidays,” the newspaper Yedioth nual survey keeps track of $92.73. New York at $109.10 tha antry blank balow to tho DIaplay Advar- Manehaatar Evoning Harald. Only tha top an­ Zinsser said he had spoken to members of the subcom­ the rifles, “ to get someone to listen to St. was takep back to police Ahronoth quoted Begin telling the the steadily rising cost of and Philadelphia at $101.20 tialng Dapartmant ol Tha HoraM on or baforo trlaa will ba puMlahad. mittee of the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee, him,” police said. headquarters from tlie hospital and Cabinet in the dramatic meeting. HARTFORD — The state has come up making a single sales call. difference. with the money so the long-awaited were next, ^ a m l, Houston r Fhday, April 2,1682. You will than radaWo 8. Tha antrlaa will ba Judgad by tha advor- which is considering a recommendation to close nine Brookman, who told jxilice he had kept there until his presentation in Justice Minister Moshe Nissim said if This is more complicated and Chicago were the only bwtruotlona In paraon at Tha HaraM Infor­ tlalng atafi of Tha Harald. National Guard armories, including Manchester's, and been living in the room for five to six court Monday for breach of peace and Begin’s ruling coalition does not attract realignment of the Main Street-Center because it involves five other cities with costs they indicated they will recommend only one or possibly weeks with permission from the two, other charges. new support after the April 25 Sinai Street intersection in Manchester will be You can help make a small ming you what bualnaaa you will ba doing an 6. WInnara will ba announead iBwn pubHea- able to proceed. different types of salesper­ above,ithe national two armories be closed. owner, will be transported to Norwich Mason was released after his withdrawal, “ The government will not sons and must include their ad for. Hon. averagei' Minneapolis at businessman from going under If Zinsser said a bill to close armories in West Hartford State Hospital today, a hospital appearance on a written promise to be able to function and new elections are This was revealed at a meeting varying salaries as well as Tuesday afternoon between the state $82 was. the cheapest and Wallingford would probably be put forth because spokesnfan said. appear in court again on I^ rch 29. inevitable,” Ma’ariv newspaper varying customs. The Department of Transportation and followed by Detroit and you pay your carrier those communities have expressed interest in acquiring A police report listed the name of Mason has said he is not suicidal and reported. growth in these costs Cleveland at $83 each. the armory buildings. , the owner as Ubbe Gerstein. knotted his shirt around his neck as if Protests against Israel’s use of force representatives of the Capitol Region slowed, however, in about Council of Governments. wheii he calls to collect.' Thank you. “ The subcommittee has come to the determination Police responded along with the he was going to hang himself only to in the West Bank spread to the Gaza the same proportion last I Want To Enter Ad Craft ’82 that the cost savings to the state of Connecticut will not Town Fire Department to the report get the attention of. police. Strip Tuesday and the U.N. Security There had been considerable uncer­ year as the cost of keeping I. be significant from closing all nine armories ,” Zinsser of the smell of smoke at about 5:30 Anne Morse, public information Council scheduled an emergency session tainty about whether the state (^ould find sales people on the road. said. “ Besides that, what do you do with the building a.m. Firefighters had to break into the supervisor at Norwich Hospital, today on Arab demands the violence money for ,a number of top priority The average cost of a Court of Probite* defended Brookman’s admission transportation projects, including the District of Manchester M a m once it’s closed?” . room where Brookman was sitting un­ must end. single sales call in 1981 mTH.V. o r HKARINC Manchester Herald ...... der a sleeping bag. despite the hospital’s being very The tense Knesset vote came a little one in Manchester. But DOT officials, as ranged, though, from a low expected, revealed they could transfer ESTATE OF ANITA CLAIR, A0d$989 ...... 4 ...... *******,**** Police said the fire was confined to crowded^ while not taking Mason, over a month before the April 25 Israeli an incapable pers

SAN nuMcm Walesa offered Reagan says he Cheney Hall lease plan seems like wedding tries to help needy freedom in exile LOWEST TEMPENATURES By Nancy Thompson He was speaking of the com­ ding than a lease. piece of property, in generaL you ___ ^ \ AMIAMl LAST WEEK the commission af­ There’s just one catch — before they WARSAW, Poland (U P I) — Solidarity NEW YORK (UPI) - President mti ORLEANS > 0 Herald Reporter mission’s negotiations with Little put that property into usable Condi­ give money, they want to know what ’To plan a wedding, the first thing firmed a proposed lease with LTM leader Lech Walesa was offered freedom Rieagan, bristiing against mounting p- ttSEMO ■ ■ ■ ’Theater of Manchester for the use of tion, then find a tenant to rent it. and sent it to the Board of Directors it’s going to pay for, in terms of the “We’re not planning a marriage you need is a bride and groom. Only if he took his family into permanent exile criticism of his “ commitment to com­ I E I 3 ' Cheney Hall. with the unanimous recommenda­ number of new floorboards it will with Little Theater, we’re planning after that do you rent a hall, order But what the commission has done and his wife said she wanted to.talk with passion,” is pointing to his record in the j f^SHOWlRS^ tion that it be approved. buy and the length of new wiring White House as proof he is trying to a lease,” said William E. Oddly enough, though, the com­ the flowers and choose the colors of . is, first, find a tenant — the Little him about the proposal by the country's UPI WEATHER rOIOCABT R> that will be installed. The general assist the needy. FitzGerald, chairman of the Cheney mission has gone about its the bridesmaids’ dresses. Theater of Manchester — and, only Once the lease is approved, a com­ military rulers. mission would be appointed to answer, “ rehabilitation,” won’t “ I simply want to point out that we do Brothers National Historic District preparations for renovating the hall second, plan the renovation of the "I have to discuss this with my hus­ oversee the operation of the building satisfy them. care and the facts prove it,” Reagan said Commission. more as if it were planning a wed­ To plan a lease you start with a historic building. band before 1 can talk to you,” Danuta and plans would be made for the Walesa said late Tuesday when asked Tuesday in receiving a gold medal for W ITH OR without the Little humanitarian work. renovation and for the fund-raising Theater, FitzGerald may find about the offer, " I only just heard about drive to pay for what is done. this (indirectly).” The president ignored more than 10,(NX) himself unable to raise money A government spokesman denied an demonstrators gathered around the New Weather Once again, the action is out of without a plan. offer had been made directly to the York Hiiton Hotel to condemn his sequence. The normal thing to do To support this, just look at the Walesa family, although authorities have economic, domestic, and foreign would be to appoint a commission to experience of Manchester Com­ said any detainee can leave Poland if he policies, and almost stridently defended plan the rehabilitation of the munity College, which is planning a building. Once the committee and wished to. his cause. performing arts center. Before Mrs. Walesa, who baptized the "Today I am accused by some of the plans were in place,, then the beginning even a feasibility study on Today’s forecast • committee would negotiate the couple's baby daughter, Maria Wiktoria, trying to destroy government’s commit­ fund-raising, the college had, a lease with the prospective tenant. Sunday without her husband being ment to compassion and to the needy. Today sunny then variable cloudiness this afternoon. designer draw up plans for the released to attend, appeared uneasy with “ Does this bother m e?” Reagan Highs in the low ,50s. Mostly cloudy tonight. Lows in the By doing it the other way around proposed center. questions about emigrating. asked, then answered immediately and middle 30S. Thursday cloudy with a f.O percent chance of — negotiating the lease and then The center may be no more than a About 6,000 Solidarity members have emphatically, “ Yes.” showers. Highs in tlic f.Os. Winds.becoming southerly l|) creating the supervising commis­ dream, while Cheney Hall actually been arrested since the Dec. 13 martial- Reagan compared himself to Franklin to ir. mph today and continuing through Thursday. sion — Fitzgerald’s commission is stands, but on paper doners to MCC law crackdown and 3,600 still are Roosevelt, who had to answer criticism placing a great deal of power in the can see just what their money will detained. Diplomats at two Western em­ he was trying to destroy the free- hands of the Little Theater. buy, while prospective Cheney Hall bassies said they had received more than enterprise system. Extended outlook There will be too much risk of ac­ contributors cannot. 60 applications from former internees to “ Like FDR, may I say I am not trying commodating the theater group in come to their countries. to destroy what is best in our system of Extended ouHook for New England Friday through what it wants for the building, humane, free government — I am doing Sunday: : rather than having the building Stream move everything.! can to save it: to slow down Mils«il^lll|..l'n^, RIichI)' iHliiiiil anil CotiiierlirulT restored with historic integrity and the destructive rate of growth in taxes Chance of .showers and windy h'riday. F’air Saturday and in a fashion to make it equally Hikers’ killer gets and spending; to prune non-essential .Sunday. OvernighI low temperatures F’riday in the 3(fe accessible for all possible users, UP) photo programs so that enough resources will cooling into the 20s by .Sunday. Daytime highs Friday ifi; Fitzgerald’s arguments to the con­ irks neighbor 30-year jail term be left to meet the requirements of the the 40s and low f.Os cooling into the upper .30s to mid 40^ trary. Reagan honored truly needy,” he said. by .Sunday. ; Green Manor Corp., whose PEARISBURG, Va. (U P I) - Randall While he was receiving the coveted Nrrnioiil: | ONE REASON the lease was clearing work in the Manchester In­ Charles Evans Hughes Award from the negotiated first was to enlist the Lit­ Lee Smith has been sentenced to 30 years President Reagan admires the Charles Evans Hughes Gold Medal sharply colder. Chance of snow each day. Highs in the dustrial Park has angered a local National Conference of Christians and Herald photo by Pinto tle Theater’s aid in fund-raising. in prison for murdering two Maine presented to him by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (right) 20s to mid 30s, Lows If to 2f.. homeowner whose home sits on a Jews, the well-coordinated demonstra­ Maine. \ c « llaiiip-liirc: Showers or flurries likely FitzGerald has repeatedly said LTM hikers on the Appalachian Trail 10 on behalf of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The , BENTLEY TOUR PARTICIPANTS GATHER IN HALL hill overlooking the park, has months ago. tion outside the hotel swelled in numbers north and chance of .showers in the south Friday. Chanee will be a boon to the town’s fund­ applied for permission to relocate a ceremony was Tuesday In New York. ... From left, Sullivan, Wicks, Negro, Klelnschmldt, Cassano and Diana Smith surprised a packed Giles County to become the largest single protest of a of a few .showers or flurries Saturday. P’air Sunday. Tur­ raising efforts because it draws stream there. courtroom Tuesday by pleading guilty to Reagan appearance since he became ning cooler. Highs in the 30s and 40s. Lows mostly in the from a larger geographical area Green Manor is seeking an inland- the stabbing of Susan Ramsay and the Storms pound president. There was massive poiice 20s. than the commission or other town. wetlands permit to divert the shooting of her hiking companion, Brezhnev seeks protection around the midtown Manhat­ groups could solicit from. Stream and enclose the water in a Robert Mountfdrd. talks with China Gulf Coast tan hotel, including a dozen forces of the The fund-raising promise of LTM pipe. The Planning and Zoning Com­ The change of plea came after his at­ mounted patrol standing side by side National forecast Panel mulls Bentley's future was used as one of the main selling mission will hold a public hearing on across the Avenue of the Americas to torneys tried and failed to stall the selec­ MOSCOW (U P I) — Soviet President By United Press International points of the lease. the request in May. wall off the demonstrators. tion of a jury and to get a change of Leonid Brezhnev called today for the Bv United Press International lx).s Angeles c 70 ft) .... But FitzGerald may find that his The homeowner, Shirley Segal of 8 venue. Thunderstorms pounded the Gulf Coast ( ’j(v & Kcsl Hi IvO Pep Louisville cv f6 40 .... reopening of border negotiations with 63 47 .... Paul Hendrie TOWN TREASURER Roger M. bathing area installed easily, using Sullivan, Cassano, Kleinschmidt and fund-raising groundwork, laid on the Bishop Drive, has charged Green for a third straight day today, showers Alhuqucrf|uc c 68 30 Memphis rv He was immediately sentenced to con­ China in a major overture to ease fric­ Report: TMI Anfhomj'e cv 33 29 .(Ki Miami Bcih pc 82 71 .37 Herald Reporter Negro, who is associated with the available plumbing, he add^. Negro. backs of LTM, is shaky. Manor with violating zoning secutive 15-year terms on two reduced spread over the upper Mississippi Valley Asheville rv 62 38 Milwaukee pc f2 40 .09 regulations in clearing and grading tion between the two rival comma, st 44 .03 Sheltered Workshop, said Bentley Another corner of the basement To raise the estimated $500,000 and light snow dusted parts of Montana. Atlanta r 60 T2 .oi Minneapolis s 46 For one member of the Board of The real estate committee will counts of second degree murder. giants. is safety threat Hillings s 44 2f lO Nashville pc 6I 41 .... would provide 1,6(XI square feet would remain available to the Board needed to renovate the building, the Progress Drive industrial sites. Smith, who was originally charged The rest of the nation, however, enjoyed Binningham cv 67 T4 New Orlens cv 7l 6f .38 Directors real estate committee, study possible uses for the building Speaking in the Central Asian republic rr more than is available at Bennet. of Education. fund-raisers will have to solicit from Mrs. Segal delayed digging and with first-degree murder, faced between a taste of seasonably mild spring WASHINGTON (U P I) - Nearly three Boston c f4 33 New York c 39 the planning Tuesday afternoon for and report to the Board of Direc­ of Uzbekistan, Brezhnev emphasized Brwnsvll Tx.pc 79 64 Oklahm Ctv pc CT 40 ..4. That does not include the Bentley some of the philanthropic grading work in the industrial park weather. “ The beduty of this building is tors. 20 years and life on each count if he had Soviet support for Peking's claim of years after the accident at the Three Kullnto c 43 30 Omaha cv 6l 31 .17 the soon-to-be-closed Bentley School gymnasium, Negro said, which organizations which normally give earlier this month by filing suit in A low-pressure system on the Texas Charlstn S.r. r 67 rr Philadelphia pc r4 30 that each group would be able to been convicted by a jury. sovereignty over Taiwan, a sticking Mile Island nuclear plant, the facility building’s future was a tour down could be used both for the Sheltered money to these kinds of endeavors. Vernon Superior Court. coast spread thunderstorms over much Charltt N.C cv 63 46 Phoenix ( 7T. i2 point in U.S.-China relations. stores “ high-level radioactive waste” Chicapi r ff 4T. .Of. Pittsburgh cv 49 26 .... memory lane. Workshop’s exercise programs and have its own access to the buitdlng,” He also made clear the Soviet of the Gulf Coast for the third day in a and threatens public health and safety, a Clcvelrind (V 49 20 i'ortlano Me. c 46 23 ... “ This used to be my old third Recreation Department activities. said Democratic Director Stephen row. Heavy rain was concentrated oyer ( ohimlnis (V 49 29 Portland Ore. c 73 44 .... T. Cassano, the committee chair­ willingness to reopen the talks with report to the Nuclear Regulatory Com­ Imllas p< 6T f-8 Providence c 14 2f- .... grade,” said Democratic Director The workshop also would take NATO ministers China that broke down in 1979 on es­ southeastern Texas and southern mission says. I icnver pi f7 30 KIchmond pc F9 34 .... Arnold M. “ Ike” Kleinschmidt, over the kitchen and cafeteria in the man. ‘"This is a very functional Louisiana. The assessment was made Tuesday in lies Moinc)- pi 6I 32 .09 St' Louis pr 62 4T. .... pointing to a classroom. building.” THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS tablishing a mutually agreed-upon Detroit r 48 30 Salt Lake Citvc f.O 34 ... basement. agree on N-issues border. a formal report to the commission by a Duluth 4l 32 San Antonio (v rs F€ .08 Later, Kleinschmidt pointed to an The adult day care center would 260 NO MAINS! special decontamination panel it Kl Paso (• 76 f-0 San Diego c 68 F5 office door. go downstairs, mostly in the large Cassano said it might also be Hartford pi 26 San Krancisc c « .... DOaBLE I 67 possible to use the building for some A ^ MANCHESTER, CT COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (U P I) - created. HohnUilu cv n 61 , “ That’s the principal’s office,” he room now used by the kinderjgarten. 77 70 X. San Juan pc .a fff Recreation Department classes. , ! NORlH\A/AY NATO defense ministers wound up, a Deadly force OK This Sunday is the third anniversary of Indianapolis cv f« 9I Seattle pc ■ - ‘ j said. “ Old man Bentley used to have James Sullivan of Jefferson House •lacksn Mss. pc Tfl !7 .26 Spokane, c is Manufacturer's two-day conference today in what allied N-freeze plan nixed the March 28, 1979 TMI accident near me in there all the time. He used to said the current 1,900 square foot BOSTON (U P I) — Massachusetts is .lacksonville i 79 f-9 Tampa r 83 m .... O’ ^ He said School Superintendent officials described as general accord on Middletown, Pa., the worst commercial Kansas Citv pi 62 32 Washington pc rr. have a hose pipe hanging over the kindergarten room would be ideal TORRINGTON (UPI) - The city’s the iatest state to allow homeowners to 63 James P. Kennedy has assured him "'"e'' major issues affecting the nuclear nuclear power accident in history, I .as Vegas c 67 44 Wichita c 33 .... ■ door and everyone thought he would for a center for the" frail elderly. Board of Councilmen has voted down a use deadly force when threatened by in­ Little Hoik p( 62 49 that the building would not be security of Western Europe. caused when a loss of coolant water hit them with it.” ’The 50 to 60 elderly people who Coupons stripped when the school system resolution calling for a freeze on the truders, a measure opponents term a But the brief glimpse of the past A senior U.S. official said Tuesday the damaged about 90 percent of the Unit . ' would use the facility, 25 or so on turns it over to the town. For exam­ ^andys development of nuclear weapons by the "shoot thy neighbor" law. was overshadowed by the plans for MONDAY'SUNDAY United States would complete No. 2 uranium fuel reactor core. any given day, otherwise would ple, carpets and blackboards would United States and the Soviet Union. Beginning today, state homeowners the future of the grammar school preparations within several weeks for “ Although the reactor facility was probably end up in nursing homes, be left behind. DETAILS IN STORE j Hnwi OF IHF The council's vote Monday followed fearfui they'il be killed by intruders have building. negotiating strategic arms reduction presumably designed to withstand an ac­ homes. PFOPl F PI f flSFRS nearly an hour of debate by residents for a legal right to defend themselves, even with the Soviets. cident as severe as this one, we know of ’The directors’ committee was Others on the Bentley School tour Specials Effective and against the freeze, with one resident if it means killing. “ This is not the type of population He said there was “ general no basis for believing that it was in­ Lottery considering proposals to rent most Tuesday were Republican Director also questioning, if the council should The “ castle doctrine” means “ a per­ who would be served at a senior Thurs.-FrI.'Sat.Mar 25» 26y 27 recognition” by the defense ministers tended to remain in a damaged state for of Bentley to the Sheltered William J. Diana, Acting Assistant STORE HOURS; MON.-SAT. 8 AM-9 PM vote on a nuclear arms freeze at all. son's home is once again truly their citizens center,” he added. “ that the talks can succeed only if they many years after the accident oc­ Workshop — now in a Bennet School General Manager Steven R. SUN 9 AM S PM " I don't think you have the right to do own,” State Pubiic Safety Secretary begin under auspicious circumstances.*' curred,” panel Chairman John Minnich building after a move from Lincoln TH E BENTLEY facility would Werbner, Human Services Director PERRI S ELM BRAND' this,” Eva Hudak told the council before George Luciano said Tuesday. Numbers drawn in New 1933. Whole Chicken Breasts The official declined to define what told the commission. Center — and to rent another portion allow Jefferson House to provide Hanna Marcus, Elderly Outreach the resolution was defeated on a 4-1 vote. But John Roberts of the Civil Liberties Engiand Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 8226. would constitute "auspicious cir­ The report was reieased at an NRC of the building to Jefferson House, a nursing and physical therapy on Coordinator Diane Wicks, Sheltered “ You are representing the people of Union of Massachusetts sarcasticaily Connecticut daily: 168. Vermont daily: 097. Sausage $*129 cumstances,” but indicated there would meeting one day after a low-ievel day care center for the elderly. site, he said. ’There could also be a Workshop Director Laurie Prytko, USDAGtlAlJf E C a * 7 ^ ^ Torrington.'' called the measure the “ shoot thy Maine daily: 599. Massachusetts daily: BREAKFAST have to be a general relaxation of tension emergency — called an “ unusual event” ANY 5^1/1 PKC. LB Links LB The question of unilateral nuclear dis­ neighbor bill,” He said people may mis­ New Hampshire daily: 2554. m in the world so the talks would not “ get in nuclear terms — was declared at the ANDY'S OWN FRESHLY MADE armament was raised at the council takenly believe they have the right to kill ANY SIZE off on the wrong foot.” plant when between 150 and 200 gallons meeting in response to a resolution someone simply for breaking into their Italian Sausage Ground Beef PKG Recent meetings of the 13 ministers of radioactive water were discovered DISCOVER lEIMS REDS LOW, EOW PRICES! proposed last week by Councilman homes. “ Not even the police can do PERDUE OVEN STUFFER 5-7 LBS have been marked by dissention over leaking. The alert was canceled within i>f.F>f. Ri^isfir^i s W/POP-UPi Jonathan Hutchinson. The resolution that,” he said. Roasting Chicken TIMER I what a European official described as two hours when technicians shut leaky caiied for a “ mutuai freeze on testing, “ Innocent people are going to be HOT OF^ “ American pushiness.” But there was valves, stopping the fiow of low-level i production and deployment" of nuclear killed, perhaps not purposely, but the .SWtF.■SWtF. 1 JL. IB radioactive water in a building adjacent none of that at the current meeting, the weapons as a first step toward disarma­ Fic»m Pcq’s Pantry & Deli senior U.S. official said. defense will be ‘someone was on their to the damaged Unit No. 2 reactor ment. property,'” Roberts said. Almanac building! Levi'S Top Round Roast Pressed Ham Peopletalk By United Press International , $ 1 8 9 $ 2 3 9 F V ' l l K ' M Today is Wednesday, March 24, the 83rd day of 1982 BONE-L( S'. JL :B with 2M to follow. Hope’s loves The moon is approaching its new phase. Top Round Steak The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter 8” Apple Pie Bob Hope's last TV special featured 76 beautiful and Saturn. women. — including "Millicent " Berle and CORDUROY There is no evening star. ^ USDA GFIOK I $ ^ 4 9 "Jacqueline” Gleason (Milton and Jackie in drag). Oil K'K UIS $ 1 5 9 Those Irarn on this date are under the sign, of Aries. BONtLf. SS LB For his next show. Hope has become a one-woman U.S. Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon was bom F Bl SM BAKl 1) .A . I B man. March 24, 1855. She's Ann Jillian, who Hope calls "a combination On this date in history: of Lucille Ball and Loni Anderson.” Reports from In 1934, the United States granted the Philippine the set where the show was taped for airing on NBC Islands independence, to become effective July 4,1946. Strawberries Green Peppers March 28 say she practically steals the hour from In 1965, white civil-rights worker Viola Liuzzo of 4 ^ FRESH TASTY Hope and guests Lee Marvin and George Burns, Detroit was shot and killed on a road near Selma, Ala. SWEET She had taken part in a protest march demanding equal CALIFORNIA m ^ PT OR MORE ^ LB The title is "Bob Hope Laifghs With the Movie voting rights for blacks. Awards, or ‘Raiders of the Lost Statuette’ or S t r a ig h t In 1976, Argentine President Isabel Peron, widow of m RESERVE THE RIQNT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 'Chariots of Envy.'” It's a spoof of Osear on the eve former strongman ruler Juan Peron, was removed from of the Academy Awards, but the Academy wasn’t power and arrested in a military coup. laughing and wouldn’t let Hope use the name B o o t C u t In 1981, the White House announced Vice President J ^ W I T H COUPON AFTfeR *10 PURCHASE WITH COUPON AFTizR >10 PURCHASE^A "Oscar” in the title. ^V M H -«wa.w*p..s«EXCLUDING BEER wB TOBACCO V MH CAI^LUUIPIVi DCt n a lUDAW U W George Bush was in charge of the administration’s M H EXCLUDINQ BEF R B TOBACCO W There also was a last-minute crisis. Andy Gibb “ crisis management” team. 2 8 t o 3 8 called in sick an hour-and-a-half before taping. Pat I Brillo Soap Pads I | Gravy Nix | Boone subbed in the best show-biz tradition. 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The story is around she’ll shop at Please ding a hand — so it can be immortalized in a flesh- and certain holldaya by the WITH COUPON AFTER MO PURCHASE WITH COUPON AFTIR MO PURCHASERS $1.20 weekly. $5.12 for one m MH EXCLUDING BKER A TOBACCO MH EXCLUDING BEFR A TOBACCO U Mum, an exclusive and reclusive boutique where a colored plaster cast. Billy Graham has accepted an invitation to Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month, $15.35 lor three months, romper suit goes for about $117. preach in Moscow for the first time ... Bralnard Place. Manchester, $30.70 lor six months and N l.4 0 It’s the “ Give A Hand To The Giri Scouts” cam­ Walter Cronkite will play in the $370,000 Conn. 06040. Second class lor one year. Mall rates are ■ Campbell’s Soup | |Corn Muffin Nix | paign and it involves auctioning the hand prints — postage paid at Manchester. available on request. Please Mum director Graham Frankel told a procelebrity Alan King-Caesars Palace Tennis Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad­ CREAM OF London newspaper, “ It’s not the sort of thing we or in the case of “ Annie’s” Sandy, his paw print — Classic in Las Vegas Aprii 19-25 ... dress changes to the Manchester JIFFY on Aprii 28. To place a classlllad or display CHICKEN like to tell everybody. We don’t want to appear to be Vivian Moss, senior producer of television’s Herald. P.O. Box 661. advertlsemant, or to report a 8V3 OZ Manchester. Conn. 06040. 10.7 OZ CAN ______using the royal family for advertising,” He added, “ Omni: The New Frontier,” will be installed In the news Item story or picture idea, MM6IIESTER, CT w tut entn st. PKG ______Other celebritites who aiready have made their call 643-2711. Office hoprs are iS.F:ree!M VALIDTHURS.-FRI. SAT.MAR.2S,26.27 M I m . irVALID THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Freel MAH. 25,26,27 M “ I haven’t met the princess yet. And I am not Hunter College Hall of Fame on May 1 ... i To subscribe, or to report a OPEN THURS. & FR I.'til 9 P . M . LIMIT ONE AT ANDY’S N.MANC. ^ mark in piastic include Shana Alexander, Karen 6:3o a.m. to 5 p.m. Monda> LIMIT ONE AT ANDY’S N.MANfc. ^ r prepared to say how we were told. It’s enough to Blythe Danner will guest host the March 27 ^ delivery problem, oall 647-9846. through Friday. say we have been told.” Black, Sandy Dennis, Polly Bergen, Orson Bean, tion of NBC’s “ Saturday Night Live” ... Olfice hours are 6:30 a.in. to 5:30 Skitch Henderson, Maurice Hines and Judith Alistair Cooke has written a new book, “ Master­ p.m. Monday thre^teh Friday and The Manchester Herald la a SPRIIIBfIELDs MA sprihulemiu 7 to 10 B.nt. Saturday. Oatlvary But his brother, director Philip Frankel, insisted, Jamison:;^ ' ' ( l i C i pieces” ... subscriber to United Prase Inter­ OPEN EVERY NITE 'til 9:30 P.M . “ I have been asked whether we will supply the should be made by S p.m.,Mon­ national news services and la a Michaei Caine is back in London to begin fiiming day through Friday dhdrby 7:30 IF YOU DID’T RECIEVE YOUR CIRCULAR IN THE princess’s baby, and I have denied it.” member of the Audit Bureau ol I'he underwriter of the project is Dermassage “ The Jigsaw Man” .....^ a.m. S a l ^ y . :,v '<>. CIrculatlona. ,i SILKTOWN, FLYER, STOP BY AND PICK ONE UP, 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed- March 24. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24, 1982 - 5

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Manchester now has 12 districts Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION ^ Alex GIrelli, City Editor Parties GOF^ try to derail vote plan fails caucus .By Paul Hendrie Herald Reporter Pfeiffer argued the GOP plan would Jack accomplish the same goat of making ^ Town Republicans ’Tuesday night tried voting convenient without spending the Anti-i Anderson to derail the Democrats’ proposed voting extra cash. tonight^ district plan — consisting of 12 districts Stevenson implied the Republicans Washington — with a last-minute revelation that the never bothered to get involved in a bipar­ Carl Aj. Zinsser, R-Manchester, Democratic Registrar of Voters already The international movement dum might be a good way to Merry-Qo-Round •' tisan effort to change new district lines. By Paul Hendrie bring the issues to the townspeo­ - when 4>ked why a Republican had commissioned the punching of com- " I recall sitting down 10 years ago with for a nuclear arms freeze is alive ■piiter cards, to accommodate the Herald Reporter like himself voted for the resolu­ the Republicans to work this out,” said right here in Manchester, and the ple. While the object would, of . change. course, be to .get the retMMhim tion. "B would be great to see if Stevenson. “ I did not have that same op­ The Republican Town Committee leadership will Board of Directors can expect to The GOP disclosure didn’t work, portunity this time.” Nancli68ter approved, that would be alinost they cw ld have that same peti­ stay out of the competition between GOP can­ be asked to endorse the freeze though, and the Democratically- didates for statewide office — at least for now. secondary to the educational tion and circulate it in the REI’ UBUCAN Town Chairman Chir- soon. Spotlight controlled Board of Directors voted 6-3 But the Democratic Town Committee leadership A local organization, with its value, he said. ^Kremlih, too.” Pentagon along party lines to approve .the 12- tis M. Smith had charged earlier in the is expected to push tonight for endorsement of in­ Egan attended workshops last , ■ i , dlstrict plan. day that the Democratic displayed roots in the Unitarian Church’s By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter Otheijs who oppose Reagan are cumbent William A.*O’Neill for governor and U.S. vyeekend" on strategies for Republican Town Committee member “ arrogance,” because they would not try peace fellowship, is forming to uncotnfortable with his Rep. Toby Moffett for senator. promoting' the arms 'freeze Louis Kocsis charged the public hearing to find a compromise plan once the GOP Both parties caucus tonight to choose delegates to work for local supprt for the aggresisive brand of foreign aiming at had unveiled its plan. resolution in Connecticut towps. on the voting districts was a waste of the various state and area conventions. atomic weapons freeze, said policy, i They like the resolution Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny Bolton is considering such a time, because the results were preor­ In addition, the Democrats will elect party of­ organizer Pat Egan of RO Marion dained. came to the Democratic registrar’s The Connecticut. General Indochina, to kill and be killed. because it demonstrates to the ficers, and there should be no surprises there. Drive, a salesman. resolution. defense by pointedly asking Republican Assembly overwhelmingly ap­ In this casej the stakes are adminikration the public's com- orchestra “ This entire thing is a sham,” said Chairman Theodore R. Cummings, who has already Egan said the organization con­ Kocsis. “ It’s my understanding that the Director Peter P. DiRosa Jr., “ Does the proved the resolution; the Senate even higher and the impact of WHAT IS especially in­ . mitmeitt to peace. served 10 two-year terms, is expected to be sisted mainly of himself, but he IBM cards for this new voter district Republican registrar endorse the vote was 33-1. public opinion is particularly im­ teresting about the mushrooming returned to office unanimously, just as his was confident it would quickly plan are already being punched.” Republican plan?” portant. Public opinion both in nuclear freeze movement is tte IN irUK CAPITOL Region, WASHINGTON - The Pentagon Republican counterpart. Curtis M. Smith, was Kocsis said afterward he thought it “ I don’t know,” replied DiRosa. grow. BUT WHY SH<»UI4) inter­ disparity of its sun>orters. This, the a m ^ freeze resolution is just brass, evidently desperate for a earlier this month. this cduhtry and Europe has was presumptuous for Democratic Even Smith has criticized his own He said the aim was to push the national relations be any- movement has been making in­ '-' Starting''to find its way to the Republican Town Vice Chairwoman Donna R. forced U.S. President Reagan triumph in these trying times (jf Registrar Herbert J. Stevenson to begin GOP registrar, Frederick E. Peck, for business of local governments, Mercier said no candidate endorsements by the directors to support formally the and Soviet President Brezhnev to roads ih some of the most conser­ ’ towns. I peace, have found someone they can failing to join the redistricting effort. preparing computer cards before the town committee are anticipated. She said that she freeze. 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Under the new may vary considerably from the above exam­ N am e. over his life expectancy, or if he is married, each). When June becomes a full-time home­ rates continue to climb tax laws, he could now ples. Amounts sho wn are projections and are Address. also open an IRA. over the life expectancy of himself and his maker, then Jim can set up a spousal IRA for at a high of 12% or not guaranteed. The law requires substantial Q ty ___ Should he? wife. This he may do. her. If June goes back to work, either part- more, a million dollars . State. . Zip - time or fyll-^time, she may again resume con­ won’t be worth what it interest and tax penalties for withdrawals Telephone______. Date of birth. Wilham stands to benefit He may also purchase an annuity, available from an IRA prior to age 59^2. tributions into her IRA and build for her Social Security N um ber. a great deal from opening an IRA at his age. at SBM’s Life Insurance Department, and retirement, or plan a systematic withdrawal M arried?__^______. Spouse working?. after, she is 591/2. K MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 24, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24, 1W2 - 9 Army takes over Bangiddesh |Guatemaldn officers

NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - A In Washington, the State Depart- would be closed for three days. disgruntled army general ousted the meift issued a statement regretting elected president of Bangladesh in a the overthrow of the elected presi­ Ershad, 52, who became army pre-dawn coup today, saying corrup­ chief of staff in August 1978, had pledge human rights dent “ We hope there can be return tion and a government power to constitutional government at the openly pressured Sattar to give the struggle have made the people earliest opportunity,” the statement army a larger say in running the "miserable.” said. country and was reportedly dis­ GUATEMALA CITY The candidate backed in Lt. Gen. H.M. Ershad personally turbed by infighting in the govern­ (UPI) — Army officers the latest vote by Lucas Garcia, O n . Angel Anibal led the early-moming coup against Th e coup came less than a year ment. denouncing electoral fraud LOOKINGTOBUY Guevara, won the balloting President Abdus Sattar, dismissed afterr the assassination of President ousted rightist President his three civilian opponents the parliament and declared martial Zia-ur Rahman and just two days Sattar responded Feb. 12 by Romeo Lucas Garcia and claimed was rigged. He law, naming himself chief ad­ short of the nation’s Uth birthday. It reshuffling his Cabinet and appojn- promised to “guarantee was to take office July 1. ministrator, news reports said. was a new crisis in the nation’s ting a smaller one the next day, in­ the free exercise of human “The army has firm con­ In a speech broadcast over Radio trouloled history. tended to be more favorable to an rights” as well as crush a Bangladesh from Dacca, the armed-forces’ role in decision­ mounting leftist insurgen­ trol of the entire country,” ANEWHOIJSEOR announced Jaime nation's capital, Ershad said Bsingladesh’s first president, making. cy. Rabanales, who retained "corruption has b^om e a part of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was Backed by hundreds of his job of army spokesman. the country’s social life and is mundered in,an army coup in August But diplomatic sources in New soldiers, tanks, warplanes The officers staged the UPI photo making the people’s life mis­ 1975. Delhi said the move apparently was and artillery, Gen. Efrain coup "to reintroduce all TV SHOWS MISSING TILES erable.” not enough to placate Ershad, who Rios Montt staged a bold He said Sattar’s ruling Aiir traffic controllers in New may have decided to make his move daylight coup Tuesday guarantees to the ... astronauts not in danger Guatemalan people and CONDCMNIDM? Bangladesh National Party had en­ Delhi said Dacca International Air­ after Sattar installed a new vice PRESIDENT SAJTAR' against Lucas Garcia, also guarantee the free exer­ dangered national security by port shut down early Wednesday and president Tuesday. ... supports'coiip? ■ an army general. Rios paying too much attention to the Montt, 56, quickly was cise of human rights,” he struggle for power, resulting in a named head of a new ruling said. Shuffle pilofs rest deterioration in law and order in the junta. But Rios Montt warned nation of'90 million people. The army officers, during his victory broad­ "In the greater interest of the peo­ calling themselves the cast, leftist guerrillas ple and the security of the country,” ’’Young O fficers’ “must stop subversion. offer froubled day Ershad said, "imposition of martial Attention 4th, Sth, 6th Graders, Movement,” ' ringed the Only the andy should have law has become necessary and the presidential palace with guns,” he said. “If they responsibility of administering the soldiers and artillery, for­ don’t give up their people and the country has been cing Lucas Garcia to sur­ weapons, we’ll take them CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) activities will be performed during turned over to the armed forces.” Junior High and High School Students render to the new regime. away.” America's space shuttle pilots, flight day 3,” said John Lawrence, a Lucas Garcia’s As martial-law administrator, he Though it was not clear fatigued from a day of troubles, mission control commentator in said, he reserved the right to whereabouts were un­ how many members of the were ordered to sleep late today, Houston. known. Officials at nominate a new president. UPI photo army took part, the scale riiey were assured they will be able Flight controllers concluded if the Guatemala City’s air force In Calcutta, the Press Trust of In­ of the uprising — seizing to return home safely Monday camera continues to malfunction, base declined to comment dia quoted passengers arriving from OUSTED PRESIDENT LUCAS GARCIA the national palace, the despite three dozen missing insula­ they will allow the astronauts to oh inquiries concerning the Dacca aboard an Indian Airlines ... whereabouts aren’t known congress, the election tion tiles. steer the arm without it. flight as saying the army patrolled deposed president but a registry, radio stations and' The flight director said the No. 1 Lawrence also said an experiment reliable military source the streets of the capital, but the other facilities — indicated priority was to get Jack Lousma, 46, designed to measure for contamina­ city was calm. said he was still in the U.S. military aid. "The people were the dissidents represent a and Gordon Fullerton. 45, in good tion around the shuttle had been The government-run all India 1982 country. Other mernbers of defrauded eight years ago, sizable faction of the shape for the rest of the grueling, canceled due to. the cam era Radio reported Sattar, who was In Mexico City, a Guatemala’s newly in­ again four years ago, and problem. 18,(X)0-man army. 115-orbit test flight, the third and elected in a landslide victory last spokesman for stalled junta are Col. now in 1982 with the last The pilots were given an extra most demanding for the rocket November, was safe and had an­ Guatemala’s estimated 4,- Manuel Argueca, Lt. Col. elections,” Rios Montt said A Central American na­ hour to sleep by flight director Neil plane. nounced his support for the takeover 000 to 6,000 leftist Mario Enriquez, Capt. in a statement, broadcast tion of 7.2 million, Hutchinson. on national radio becau se of guerrillas labeled Rios Carlos Rodolfo Munoz and after the coup over Guatemala has been ruled Today s flight plan originally Flight surgeon Sam Pool said the deteriorated law and order. The Montt “a puppet’’ of Maj. Arturo Sanchez, a national television and mostly by rightist military called for the Columbia's 50-foot astronauts were very tired and had radio did not say where Sattar and Washington, comparing spokesman for the new radio. regimes since the CIA triple-jointed robot arm to grasp not eaten much. Both were taking his staff were. him to Salvadoran junta regime said. The charges of fraud ousted a democratically and deploy a scientific instrument anti-motion sickness medication. There were no reports of President Jose Napoleon Rios Montt was once referred to the 1974 located in the payload bay. But that "We really need to get the crew on elected civilian govern­ bloodshed, but in Tokyo the Duarte, a staunch U.S. al­ regarded as a moderate presidential vote that Rios activity was postponed for a day due the straight and narrow, get them ment in 1954 and crippled Japanese Foreign Ministry said its but other members of the Montt lost to another to a malfunction in a television not to tire, get them eating ly. the nation’s democratic embassy in Dacca said it heard un­ The coup could-be dif­ junta were relatively un­ general as well as the camera used to guide the boom to reasonable well," said Hutchinson process. confirmed reports of a gun battle in ficult for the Reagan ad­ known and the tendencies March 7 vote, which Rios Some 50,(K)0 to 80,000 peo­ the instruments. just before the astronauts went to the northern part of the Bangladesh ministration, eager to of the regime remained Montt said was stolen by ple have been slain ii^the "No remote manipulator system sleep Tuesday night. capital. bolster Guatemala with obscure. Lucas Garcia. subsequent political strife. Italian chief on way to U.S. U.S. ambassador suggests

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Italian at Andrews Air Force Base in subur­ other Italian leaders, however, President Sandro Pertini comes to ban Maryland. believe the Reagan economic the United States today to assure The Italian leader planned to meet policies and high U.S. interest rates negotiation in El Salvador President Reagan his nation is Reagan Thursday and attend a are partly to blame for the current economically sound and will White House dinner in his honor chaos in European currencies. shoulder its share of the'burden of Thursday night. Reagan invited But a spokesman for the American Embassy said) four being a reliable ally. The Italian lira, along with the . SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - The U.S. am­ singers Frank Sinatra and Perry bassador suggested for the first time that the winners of U.S. military advisers filmed with .50 Salvadoran "Italy intends to play this role as a Como, whose families emigrated to French and Belgian franc, has been plunging to new lows against the Sunday’s elections negotiate with rebels to end the soldiers within 3 miles of a 2,000-man anti-rebel .Sweep reliable partner of the United States the United States from Italy, to were “walking to a training exercise" and had not dollar almost daily in the past week “massacre” in El Salvador. LOOKFIHITHIS and in its foreign policy, " Am­ entertain. violated any regulations. and faces a danger of formal In a major shift of Reagan administration policy, U.S. bassador Rinaldo Petrignani said on Italy has sometimes been The four advisers, filmed Monday by ABC-TV near devaluation. Ambassador Deaiie R. Hinton suggested Tuesday the the eve of the 85-year-old president’s criticized as the "sick man of Vl the El Paraiso garri.son, 36 miles north of the capital, visit. constituent assembly to be elected Sunday might "show Europe" for an erratic and "Italy is politically more stable a little flexibility” and consider negotiating with rebels wore .45-caliber pistols, while the Salvadoran troops 'italy intends to play this role as inflation-weakened economy. But than is generally considered," battling the regime. carried U.S.made M-16 automatic rifles. 90mm hand­ one of the four major (European) Petrignani said inflation has be^n Petrignani said Tuesday. "The "The new government held cannons and mortars. members of the (NATO) alliance." reduced and Italy is "certainly comr economy is resilient, its difficulties ABC crew members said they heard gunfire from SYMBOL! will have to consider op­ Secr(;tary of State Alexander Haig ing to the end of the tunnel" in its are not so much greater than tions very carefully to where they were filming. U.S. regulations stipulate ad­ prepared to greet Pertini late today economic troubles. DESI8N AN AD CONTEST others ’ bring an end to the visers cannot accompany Salvadoran troops to combat massacre and bring zones. This unique symbol is your assurance that the peace to El Salvador,” Jose Napoleon Duarte, president of the U.S.-backed Hinton said in response to ruling junta, led about 100 journalists to the scene where home you are considering to buy is special. It's a home with reporters’ questions at a army tro 'ps killed four Dutch journalists with rebels. energy efficiency built r i ^ t in. 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Also w e're a US.POM The Bike Shop liMJiiftlMdl Office substation. ______i 163 Sprue* 8tr**t 1hn.fcIM« kLfe»«N WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH Manelwslmr, Ct. 647-1027 o m a M n MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24, 1982 - 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. March 24, 1982 Georgetown Board of Health gets complaints final-bound Obituaries UTC offers SPORTS Page 12 Carol A. Fail Carol A. Fail, 40, of Boise, Idaho, $350,000 Doctor soys health spa filthy formerly of South Windsor, died March 21 in Boise, Idaho. so that facilities ... simply are not “ I believe it is useless to get the Funeral service and burial will be By Nancy Thompson DR. TU R E K SAID she has no management merely to repair one power to order the spa to close. available. conducted in Boise Thursday. to hospital Herald Reporter small segment of what is wrong “ There’s nothing I can do'except “ Most important of all is the each day based on one or more com­ The American Health Fitness see that they correct the things we Celtics general condition of filthiness which Lillian M. Ivoraan Center is “ boldly and contemp­ plaints you might get each day about Manchester Memorial find at the time we inspect,” she concerns me ... Floors in the shower Lillian Meyers Iversen, 83, died tuously” disregarding standards of that particular segment,” he wrote. March 22 at a Vernon convale^ent Hospital has received a pledge said. are covered with hair, dirty pooled cleanliness, a local psychiatrist Dr. "Furek said it would take a full­ home. of 1350,000 from the United water and chunks of soap,- all of charged in a letter to the Advisory time health inspector stationed at American Health Fitness Centers Funeral service and burial will be Technologies Corp. in support which are expressions of inadequate Board of Health. the center on We.st Middle Turnpike purchased the forrner European private at the convenience of the of the hospital’s Prescription maintenance of ordinary standards Dr. Donald L. Shapiro, head of Health Spa in July. The new owners ’84 Building Fund Drive. to keep abreast of the violations. She of cleanliness,’ ’ he wrote. family. Memorial contributions in Manchester Memorial Hospital’s are being sued by three Manchester near club record noted that the pool has been closed her memory may be made to the The donation raises to $1,410,- out-patient mental health treatment for three weeks because equipment residents who charge that the new Rockville ^blic Library. Burke- 500 the total contributions made “ I believe it is simply appalling by United Technologies to the center, said in the letter, “ I have was not working and conditions owner fails to honor valid Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect that the management can continue CHICAGO (U P I) — Streaking, a popular fad a decade The Bulls never threatened in the final quarter when hospital over the years. In found American Health Fitness were unsanitary. memberships from the European St., R ockville, has charge of to operate in defiance of what would ago, is back. But this time the participants are wearing Boston led by as much as 14 points with 3:17 left. recognition of the corporation’s Center in Manchester to be unusual­ Health Spas as they had said they arrangements. IIN HIS letter. Dr. Shapiro cited be reasonable public health stan­ green and white uniforms with the word "Celtics” “ We missed shots and made some key turnovers (the support, the new mental health ly dirty and improperly maintained would. “ frequent breakdowns of equipment dards. emblazoned across their jerseys. Bulls totalled 20),” said Chicago forward Orlando wing, now under construction, ... The total standard of cleanliness Qlovanna C. Berman! Tuesday night, the Boston Celtics ran their unbeaten Woolridge. “ They turned it on in the third quarter and will be dedicated to United for such a facility is being boldly apd Giovanna Cotta Bermani, 94, of 38 streak to 16 with a 110-103 triumph over the Chicago the result was that they just took off on us," he said. Technologies. contemptuously disregarded." Sterling Road, East Hartford, died Bulls. The Celtics will try to equal the club record Chicago Coach Rod Thorn praised the Celtics defense The $350,000 contribution is Dr. Alice 'Turek, town Health March 22 at St. Francis Hospital and tonight when they host Cleveland. for wearing his club down and added, “ They went from the single largest contribution director, said the health department Medical Center. for the last month has been Sludge accord accepted , ' three points up to 10 (in the third quarter) and we just the fund drive has received to Funeral service will be Thursday couldn’t catch them. They have one super player and a date. The campaign effort now receiving one or more calls each day Behind Cedric Maxwell's 29 points and Larry Bird's 25 at 8:15 a.m. from Callahan Func:al bunch of great players. It's hard to guard Bird close has more than $2.8 million of complaining about conditions at the points, the Celtics won for the 53rd time in 68 contests. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, There is joy in Sludgeville. allowed to continue bringing sludge that Manchester will accept. The two players combined for 18 points. Maxwell get­ because he always gets the ball to the open man. " the $3 million-goal. West Middle Turnpike center. She followed by a mass of Christian said an inspector goes to the center The Mattabassett Sewer District to Manchester. About 6,500 cubic yards of the wet ting 10, in the third quarter as Boston built its 58-55 half­ The Bulls are fighting for the final playoff spot in the burial in St. Mary’s Church, East in response to the complaints and voted Tuesday to accept a verbal The remainingsludge will begin to sludge has already been delivered time lead to 90-84 after three quarters. Western Conference, but are 5‘/2 games behind Atlanta Hartford at 9 a.m. Burial will be in the management fixes whatever is agreement requiring the district to be transported this week. by the district and 900 more cubic “ We had to put pressure on them especially in the for that spot. St. Mary's Cemetery, East Hart­ wrong, but new complaints continue pay Manchester an additional $200,- The debate began earlier this yards are still to come. Under the first five minutes of the second half,” said Maxwell. “ I “ We have to win 12 of our last 14 games to make the ford. Calling hours are today 3 to 5 Board OKs to pour in about other things. 000 to accept the remaining 160,000 month when the Board of Directors ■ agreement the district could not felt I had to come out with more offense tonight.” playoffs. We’re really backed in the corner, ” Thorn p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Representatives of the American cubic yards of sludge from the refused to arcenf any more cliidpe deliver any more than 1,500 cubic . 'T v e been in a slump, but tonight I got back in the said. Health Fitness Center could not be Cromwell plant. and reprimanded General Manager yards. groove,’! said the 6-foot-8 forward who had been held to Boston Coach Bill Fitch was not .surprised hv his ball ‘ Bernice W, Croal reached for comment today. The agreement came after a Robert B. Weiss for allowing the Most of the 160,000 cubic yards of just 17 points in the last few games. club’s play Tuesday. Bernice Workman Croal, 85, of 231 job dionge “ Everyday we get complaints and lengthy executive session Tuesday district to dump six times more wet material being transported donsists Bird entered the contest with 5:41 left in the opening “ The passing, the dribbling and the shooting is always Chester St., East Hartford, died send somrone out there and they fix night in Cromwell and a two-week material than had been authorized. of dry incinerated ash. The district quarter with the Celtics down 17-12. But before the first the same ... I see these guys grow in character more has dumped about 120,000 cubic everyday. We didn’t play a great ballgame here tonight, March 23 at home. The Board of Directors Tuesday the thing that is wrong," Dr. Turek long debate in Manchester over Tuesday’s pact also limits the quarter ended he had eight points and two assists and yards of sludge to date. but just battled our tails off. I think that's what makes Funeral service will be Friday night approved a proposal to com­ said. whether the district would be amount of remaining wet sludge the clubs were tied 30-30 entering the second quarter. this team better than it's supposed to he. " with a mass of Christian burial at 11 bine the personnel supervisor’s job “ I try to see what the team needs>ind pick my spots,” Chicago was paced by guard Ronnie Lester with 23 a.m. in St. Isaac Jogues Church, with the vacant assistant manager’s said Bird. “ We needed rebounding and we had to push points while teammate Artis Gilmore added 22 to go East Hartford. Burial will be at the position. the ball up to get the quick baskets. I felt we had the along with his 14 rebounds. David Greenwood al.so had convenience of the family. There Although the assistant manager is game under control at the half when we started playing Smith rips Weinberg on letter drive 14 boards for Chicago, outrebounded 48-46 Kevin are no calling hours. Callahan identified in General Manager our game ... Right now, we’re playing better than McHale and Bird each had 14 rebounds lor llie Celtics. Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., East Robert B. Weiss’ job description as anytime last year before the playoffs.” Hartford, has charge of the person responsible for Anger over an alleged letter­ “ It was in extremely poor taste to District consists of several proud Penny got into the act Tuesday arrangements. > promoting affirmative action, the writing campaign to lure residents launch such an attack at the very neighborhoods which are known for when he supported Mrs. Weinberg’s town’s Human Relations Commis­ of the Bryan Farms area into Eighth end of the meeting called to discuss their ability to work together when actions at 'the liaison committee, Eight straight home wins Anne C. Raymond sion has argued that the description District fire service continued today the 91.1 situation, with invited guests threatened by over-zealous which she chairs. “ We’re not going Seeks Job Anne Csaszar Raymond, 49, of 24 is not strong enough. from outside the political realm. to sit'at the same table with people with the Republican Town Chair­ politicians. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - John Ridge St., wife of Arthur E. Ray­ Republican Director Peter D. who'stab us in the back,” he said. man calling the Democratic deputy Mrs. Weinberg should be aware that Weinert, who has led Bowling Green mond. died March 23 at Manchester Dirosa said Tuesday that the job “ Mayor Penny and Deputy Mayor mayor’s handling of the news leadership extends beyond political Smith predicted Penny’s statement to a Mid-American Conference title, Memorial Hospital. She was the combination is intended as a tem­ Weinberg have once again shown “ irresponsible” and “ arrogant.” grandstanding," Smith said ending will hurt him if he runs for the state and an appearance in the National daughter of Rose Dandurand porary move, until budget con­ D eputy M ayor B arb ara B. liaison meetings will accomplish their desire for confrontation senate this year. UPI photo Hawks appear Invitation Tournament, said Mon­ Csaszar of Manchester and the late straints ease. And Democratic politics. The attitude of both elected Weinberg Monday threatened to sus­ nothing. day he has applied to become Alez Csaszar. Director Stephen T. Cassano said officials toward the Eighth Utilities pend further district-town liaison “Mr. Penny’s threat to con­ Meanwhile, district sources con­ KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR EYE-BALLED basketball coach at Wisconsin. She had been a resident of that the job description was consis­ committee meetings until the dis­ solidate fire services reflects power District can only result in a setback tinued to say that they are not ....by Dallas Mavericks' Kurt NImphuius Manchester since 1949. At the time tent with those of other area towns. trict directors found out where the politics. Mr. Penny has not yet of efforts to work out differences," behind the letter writing movement of her death she was employed by Weiss said that approximately 60 letter to Bryan Farms residents learned that the Eighth Utilities he said. at all. ' playoff-bound the First Hartford t a f p . in percent of the new position would came from. Manchester. Prior to tliat she had relate to personnel matters. Per­ Republican Town Committee been employed by Edwards sonnel Supervisor Steven R. Chairman Curtis M. Smith today fourth quarter to help New York Answering Service in Vernon. Werbner, Who has been handling called that action “ childish.” Hornsby was tough man: Naktenis By United Press International She was a member of St. James both jobs since last year, is con­ snap a four-game losing streak. It “ Mrs. Weinberg’s attack on the Son of a gun, those Atlanta Hawks Church. She was a past president of sidered a likely candidate for the was the fourth straight loss for the director of the district at the recent AL SmERT'SSAYS. . . look playoff-bound. Cavaliers, who were paced by the Washington School PTA, and she permanent assistant manager’s job. Rogers Hornsby vis in baseball’s Hall of liaison committee meeting was in Grimm in Miiwaukee in i942. He made John Drew, Eddie Johnson and James Edwards’ 24 points. was active in Cub Scout Pack 112 at Meanwhile, the board tabled until Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., and on Sunday, poor taste and demonstrated playing fun. He made light of serious in­ Dan Roundfield combined for 73 Spurn 106, Clippi-rn 98 Washington School. April 6 action on an affirmative ac­ May 2, big Pete Naktenis will become a Hall irresponsible leadership," Smith cidents on the field. It was as pleasant a year points to send the Atlanta Hawks to At San Antonio, Texas, George She was a former officer for the tion plan for town hiring. . of Famer, one of a number of former stan­ mi H e r a l d said in a press staternent. as I-eyer apent in organized baseball working their eighth straight home victory Gervin scored 12 of his 27 points in a Scuba Diving Club of Windsor douts to be inducted into the Greater Hart­ fo^GHnun.” Tuesday night, a 107-87 decision over third-quarter surge and Mike Locks, and she was a past treasurer ford Elaseball Hall of Fame. The dinner will A n sle WHY PAY MORE? While in Miiwaukee, Bill Veeck was with the Washington Bullets. Mitchell added 21 points to lead the for the Wethersfield Square Dance be at Valle’s in Hartford. Earl Yost, the club. The triumph moved the Hawks Spurs past the Clippers. Club. Naktenis, bom in Aberdeen, Wash., spent his Stalled talks lead early years in Hatitford but for the iast Sports Editor "H e was a real character,” Naktenis said into a tie with Washington for the KuckelH 117, Jazz 11.5 She was a member of the Hartford FREE LOCAL DELIVERY • FREE SERVICE of the promotion-minded Veeck. fifth playoff position in the NBA’s At Salt Lake City, Moses Malone Liederkranlz and Heimberund of quarter century a resident of Manchester, “ Some of his promotional stunts were Eastern Conference. and Elvin Hayes combined for 12 Newington. once played for Hornsby during his pro dillies. Once he offered a cube of ice as a “ We have tied Washington now,” points in the final 4:09 and 58 points Besides her mother and husband, FREE COLOR ADJU8TMEHTS III YOUR HOME! pitching career. Some years ago Naktenis, former president prize and another time he advertised a horse Atlanta coach Kevin Loughery said in the game to lead Houston. Malone she is survived by two daughters, to AACC strike vote dressed and’ gone before any of the players of AA Tool Company in Manchester, recalled' would be given away. It yras an old plug, proudly. ’’We played terrific scored 31 points and had 12 rebounds Michelle R. Mazur and Laurene A. would come into the room. He could hardly an incident in the minors when he had about 15 years old, and the fan who won it had defense and everyone played well. and his jumper with 56 seconds left Raymond; three sons, Mark A. Ray­ wait until a game ended so that he could rush two issues affect the qualify of Hornby as manager. a great time trying to get it home.” Our guys have hung in there all year gave the Rockets the lead for good. mond, Scot A. Raymond and Glen E. By Nancy Thompson back to the hotel and bet on one of the horses education offered to community “ He was a tough cookie. He had a rule for and it’s a tribute to them.” Darrell Griffith led the Jazz with a Raymond, all of Manchester: a Herald Reporter at Santa Anita.” college students. If the workload everybody, except himself, and he had No-hit, no-run game The Hawks took a 42-40 lead with career-high 39 points and Adrian brother, Rick A. Csaszar Sr. of East Although ^ great player, Hornsby was a Stalled negotiations on job securi­ can be increased, positions can be 4 DRV SOPER signals for everything at the ball park. He While with Hartford during the World War II 4:55 left in the first half and never Dantley added 33. Hartford; a sister, Arlene C. bust as a manager. “ He was too rough on his ty and workload provisions in a new cut and programs dropped, she said. made it as tough as.possible. Hornsby didn’t again trailed. Atlanta received 15 Muverirks I 18, l.ukers I 16 Andersen of Enfield; t.wo players and demanded that they copy his years, Naktenis spun a no-hit-no-nin game contract were behind the strike want the players to do any thinking for against the Albany Senators. His catcher was points from Drew in the third At Inglewood, Calif., rookie Mark grandchildren. Kristopher and Ms. Berke said provisions for both style,” Naktenis said. authorization vote Saturday by the themselves. .the late Mickey Katkaveck, a Manchester quarter and took an 85-68 lead into Aguirre hit a 3-point field goal with Kifsten Mazur of Manchester; and job security and workload are con­ members of the Congress of Connec­ “ I recall one day in Baltimore. I was new native, who was a part-timer with the the fourth period, a quarter when seven seconds remaining to give several nieces and nephews. tained in the current contract. The SHIE! ^ Played under Mack ticut Community Colleges, which in- OUR with the club and was shuttled down to the Eastern Leaguers for home games at the Hawks led by as many as 24 Dallas its first ever victory over Los Board of Trustees of Community diagonal Funeral services will be Friday at cludes staff members at bullpen. We were leading by one run in the During the 1936 season, the southpaw Bulkeley Stadium. points. Angeles. Colleges, which is negotiating with 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Manchester Community College. last of the ninth and the Orioles had runners pitcher who came out of Hartford High and While with Hartford, pitching only in home “ Atlanta just played well,” said Burks 109, Trail Blazers 104 the union, is seeking to increase the Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of The CCCC membership voted on second and third base. I was waved in flashed at Duke University before landing in games during the 1943 and 1944 seasons, while Bullets coach Gene Shue. “ It’s a At Portland, Ore., Sidney Mon- workload provision, she said, while CHOICE Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. “ overwhelmingly” to authorize a COLOR from the bullpen and retired the side. the ajor leagues, played under Connie Mack working a shift at Colt’s, Naktenis won 18 of credit to them the way they played. crief scored 25 points and Brian the CCCC is asking for im­ James Church. Burial will be in St. strike or job action at a mass “ I felt pretty happy about the way things . with the Philadelphia Athletics. 21 decisions, helping win the pennant in '44. There was no question who was the Winters led a strong showing by the provements in the job security James Cemetery. meeting in Hartford, according to a^ turned out and expected the manager to con­ “ Connie Mack was the schoolteacher type. Naktenis, who will be 68 June 12, also toiled superior team.” bench to lead Milwaukee to its fifth clause. Atlanta, 33-34, got a game-high 27 Calling hours are Thursday from 2 spokeswoman. PORTABLES gratulate me but he was not around. He He would never raise his voice and never briefly with the Cincinnati R ^ s in the straight victory. The loss snapped a to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial She added that a job action is not wasn’t even In the dugout or clubhouse,” points from Drew while Johnson four-game Portland winning streak. Representatives of the Board of swore. He was a gentleman at all times,” ' National League in 1939. contributions njSy be made to the imminent since negotiations are «338 finished with 25! Roundfield pulled Warriors 95, Suns 91 Trustees could not be reached for Naktenis said. Natkenis said of the man who managed the The Greater HarUord Twilight League Hall American Caijcer Society, 237 E. still on-going and any action RCA “ Later I learned that Hornsby would stand down a game-high 14 rebounds. For At Oakland, Calif., World B, Free comment. A’s for 50 years. of Fame is the dream of Jack Repass, well- Center St. “ depends on what happens in the XL-100 Washington, also 33-34, Rick Mahorn and Bernard King combined for 16 19” in the dugout steps until the last out and then Jolly Charlie Grimm rates at the top of the known former player and current umpire in next two weeks.” Ms. Berke noted that other state SyiMRNI^ would unbutton his shirt en route to the list among managers he played under. the area. The dinner will be at Valle’s in scored 16 points and Frank Johnson fourth-quarter points to help the The CCCC represents staff bargaining units that have settled CHUM dressing room and many times would be “ Best manager to play ball for was Charlie Hartford.' added 12. Warriors move into the fifth spot in Air quality report members at the state’s 12 communi­ their contracts have won workload Kn'ickti 120, Cavaliers 97 the Western Conference playoff ty colleges, including MCC. and job security improvements, in­ .At New York, Caihpy Russell race. The Suns fell to the sixth spot, HARTFORD (U P I) - The state Sidney Lipschires, a history cluding the bargaining unit for the ^ h i n t n \ scored 17 of his 21 points in the a half-game behind Golden State. Department of Environmental professor at MCC and president of University of Connecticut. ★ ★ ★ -A -A ★ -A -A ★ ★ ★ -A ★ I Protection forecasPgood air quality the union, said the job action was f r e e ♦ ★ ♦ ♦ ****; SONY 19" for today in B rid gep ort and authorized in connection with “ Our contract demands are well Martina only top ranked Elbowing unintentionally, Greenwich and moderate air quality stalled negotiations on job security within the pattern, financial and COLOR T .V . * ■ for the rest of Connecticut. and workload provisions. otherwise, established by those con­ mBaErri The DEP reported good air quali­ Sonia Berke, a CCCC tracts,” Lipschires said in the state­ 5 YEAR. j. Catchings fined $1,250 ty statewide on Tuesday. spokeswoman, said this morning the ment. Picture Tijb| JljjagijtjeJ ♦ * 4 6 9 1 in elite field of eight i - M l MILWAUKEE (UPI) - “ While I am not rescinding the .¥innip^ Milwaukee Bucks center Harvey fine at this time, in view of your NEW YORK (U P I) - It won’t be 1 ranked player, chose not to play on Sylvia Hanika in the second match, WEDNESDAY Catchings - did not intentionally exemplary record of conduct in the Cof C chief held in assault ’ 1, 7 il5 NHLt Whalers vs. Nor- elbow Boston forward Larry Bird NBA, and the fact that the blow was quite so simple as showing up at the the indoor circuit, and Tracy Austin, followed by Navratilova against '^SoAd Stale diqiies^ WTIC but his $1,250 fine Will be upheld un­ not intentional, I will defer payment Color TV 2 5 ’^iiagonal pay window Sunday and walking off Andrea Jaeger and Hana Bettina Bunge and third seed Bar­ lit’ til the end of the season anyway, the and reconsider the amount of the 25” with $100,000. Mandlikova, ranked 3-5 respectively bara Potter against Anne Smith. 7il5 NBAi Celliea vs. A Manchester man. the president of the East Hartford her head and a bruised leg and the son had a cut lip, but But it also may not be quite as dif­ by the Women’s Tennis Association, Cavaliers, WINF, WPOP NBA commissioner has ruled. penalty at the end of the season.” Chamber of Commerce, was arrested Monday by East neither child needed hospital treatment, police said. ficult as it could have been. all are sidelined with injuries. 8 NBA. Nets vs. 76ers, Ch. 9 Larry O’Brien said in a letter the Bucks Vice President John Stein- Hartford police and charged with assaulting his two With a first prize of $100,()00, Hickey was released on $1,00{) bond and is scheduled to With a $300,000 women’s tennis 8 Swimming: NCAA Division II Bucks received Tuesday that miller, who spoke with the children. appear in Manchester Superior Court April 22. C X u a s a r “ I ’ll just have to win it without Navratilova could replace Evert as championship beginning this mor­ Championships, ESPN (taped) Catchings’ case and the fine would Milwaukee Sentinel from Portland Dennis Hickey, 31, of 555A Hilliard St. was charged Judy Hickey said Tuesday'the police had exaggerated them,” Navratilova said. “ It’s No. 1 on the all-time earnings list in ning at Madison Square Garden, 10:30 College hasketball: NIT be reviewed at the end of the season. where the Bucks were playing, said with first-degree assault, second-degree as^ult and the severity of the assault. frustrating without them here women’s tennis. Her career ear­ hbrtina Navratilova found herself Final, Bradley vs. Purdue, Ch. 9 Catchings was fined after he hit O’Brien’s action was not a surprise. risk of injury to a minor in an attack police blamed on SELECT THE because I don’t want to take the nings currently stand at $3,626,704, as the only woman among the 11:30 Sorreri Argentina vs. Bird with an elbow in Boston Feb. 28 “ I expected that would happen,” drinking. easy way out, but I ’m not going to . leaving her $64,648 shy of Evert. PICTURE AND world’s top five ranked players in West Germany, Cable channels 41 and the Celtics’ star forward suf­ Steinmiller told the Sentinel. “ It’s a The attack took place March 15, police said, while worry about it.’‘ The absence of four of the world’s PRICE THAT the elite field of eight. and 61. fered a fractured cheekbone. Both graceful way of saying that Harvey Hickey was visiting his daughter, Bridgett, 13, and son, Kathy Jordan, coming off the first top five ranked women gives some ' auii&SUITS YOUYuu tstai BEST Inasmuch as she has won her last Bird and Boston Coach Bill Fitch was not completely wrong, but they Christopher, 11, East Hartford home where the children big tournament victory of her of the other players a chance in the five tournaments, .n string that has said after the game they thought it weren’t completely wrong either. live with their mother, Judy Hickey. career on Sunday in Boston, was limelight, and the depth of women’s making carried her through 24 consecutive was accidental. “ They can reduce it (the fine), Hickey and his wife were divorced about five years scheduled to open the double tennis is such that the competition itiatche’s, Navratilova rates as the Catchings and his attorney, Steve eliminate it or leave it alone. I ago and Hickey occasionaily visits the children while elimination tournament at 10 a.m. can be suiprising. overwhelming, favorite. It’s a situa­ Kauffman of Philadelphia, were in would say if no one else’s cheekbone Ms. Hickey is away, police said. . e a sie r c EST against Australian Wendy ^Bow ling tion which doesn’t exactly please New York last Thursday tor an gets broken by Harvey, he probably Police Said the children walked to the police Turnbull, the woman she conquered “ Feople who don’t know tennis her. appeal hearing on the fine before won’t have to pay.” headquarters, a few blocks from their home, to report in the Boston final. may be disappointed,” Potter said. I decorations? 9 J M a i I F « FOIMII HOBMAH'S ■ “ It’s a very important'tourna­ “ But the people who play tennis, and O’Brien. Kauffman said he believed the the assault shortly after it happened. 9 ment, but obviously it would mean “ It doesn’t matter who I play; I th()se who know tennis, realize that O’Brien’s letter said while fine would be rescinded at the end of Police said the children told them their father had we have a wonderful atsbrtment of V . more if Chris and Tracy were here,” feel I have a chance,” said Jordan, it’s tough enough to get into this kind Catchings did not do it intentionally, the year, but was not quite satisfied been drinking when he arrived at their house. • styrofoam eggs REC- Ken Osborne 167-419, Jim Navratilova said. “ Their presence who also is entered in the doubles. of field. In no way is this a elbowing is a violation of league with O’Brien’s ruling. ' Hickey grabbed his daughter by the hair and pulled • mini figures A t ® would give it more significance with As for the possibility of anyone stop- Jackson 139-395, John Maiorca Sr. rules. “ I think the commissioner has lightweight tournament. her from a couch where she had been sitting and I • egg kHs • flowers the m ^ ia and on the computer. •ping Navratilova, Jordan said, “ She 166-395, Bill Pagani Jr. 150887, At “ I have concluded that you did not tried to be fair,” Kauffman said. “ I repeatedly banged her head against the floor, police 445 HARTFORD RD. UllMANCHESTER 0 1 7 q q q t “ But I'm here to do my best and is beatable, but it just hasn’t “ Martina is the heavy favorite Rossetto 154-384, Gene .Yost 377, intend to strike Larry Bird in the really want to reflect on it and talk said. win it regardless of who plays. If happened yet.” J and so the pressure^ will be on her, John Maiorca Jr. 365, Ken Cromwell head with your elbow,” O’Brien’s to Harvey. I’m not certain if I’m When the son tried to stop the assault, Hickey slapped THE PEOPLE WHO BRIHC YOU LOW PRICES & PERSOHAi SERVICE ® but there are seven other players 365, Dan Jeski 363, Dick Lessard 154- letter said. “ Nevertheless, the every' you have trouble getting psychod up S ^ n d seed Mima Jausovec of satisfied. It’s unfortunate that we him, police said. Hickey then dragged his daughter up­ 647-9998 here who are very tough and they 356, Red Madsen 355, Bill Ragaot Sr. jddeotape of the game showed that had to go through this process in the lillfe. lit N ew Y ork then you’ re in Yugoslavia, making her fifst stairs by the hair, picked up a baseball bat and TONITE TIL 5 know<^that on a given day they can 351, Ray Bernier 351, Bob 'Lessand you swung your elbow in a reckless first place.” thing trouble.” appearance in this championship, threatened to smash her stereo system and records, Chris Evert Lloyd, the world’s No. was due to meet West Germany's beat each other.” 139, Bob Smith 135. manndr. ’ police said. TUES .. WED.. SAT. TIL 5, MON., THURS. TIL 9. FRI. TIL 8 Hickey’s daughter received several large bumps on MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed , March 24, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 24. 1982 Holmes says Cooney Five-point plan for NFL drug abuse

PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Pro Pete Rozelle and Charles tion, including suspension It's just not there.” causes respiratory and cardib- There’s a qeed for more money made vital mistake football players are well-paid Jackson, who oversees the NFL’s against club personnel who fail to Jackson refused to call the vascular problems. Cocaine is to support Vhe habit and the young men, succeptible to the drug program, includes; comply with the NFL’s drug drug problem ah epidemic. used recreationally — after the temptation is there. It makes a vices facing all young men in program. “We definitely do not have any game. player very vulnerable.” Cooney, sporting a beard, said the 1. A medical aide program, NEW YORK (UPI) - World bother you, you have to be strong similar financial positions, in­ providing professional rehabilita­ ‘The five-point program is a drug epidemic,” he said. “Our “There is a problem with The owners are expected to enough to overcome it. When I delay is harder mentally. cluding drug and alcohol abuse. revision of a program set up two three main problems are stimulants — drugs not provided receive a briefing today from Boxing Council heavyweight cham­ “Sometimes it gets a little tion for players who suffer from pion Larry Holmes feels Gerry fought (Muhammad) All, (Elamie) That was the picture laid out drug abuse or alcoholism. years ago. cocaine, marijuana and by NFL teams but easily accessi­ Jack Donlan, head of the NFL Shavers, (Ken) Norton, I had rough,” 8aid Cooney. "It was terri­ for National Football League 2. Immediate reporting to the Eller said his problems stimulants. We realize we are in­ ble over the counter. There are a Management Council, the Cooney made a mistake letting ble. I wished it had never happened. - everyone know about his injured left problems. At that time it’s a set­ owners Tuesday in a meeting on league office of any incident in­ developed from his use of alcohol heriting the problems of the great number of amphetamines league’s negotiating team, on the shoulder. Well maybe not everyone, back. If you put off a fight, you may The pressure (mentally) is off now. drug abuse among its players. volving the improper use of drugs to his use of coacine. colleges. There is a lot of peer available to players over the status of contract talks with the never get the opportunity to fight I just want to fight.” Carl Eller, a former All-Pro or alcohol, pressure.a need for excitement, counter.” players’ union. just him. “June 12 will be St. Patrick’s “He’s just knows he’s not ready again.” defensive end who is a reformed 1 A requirement for each club “The problem began for me drugs used for recreation. Rozelle also indicated that the The current contract expires Day,” added the 6-foot-5 Irishman, for a Larry Holmes and he’s looking Despite Holmes verbal barrages, drug addict, presented a revised to provide an initial and final in­ with drinking in high school,” he “The problem is usually with drug abuse problem could affect on June 15. Cooney has vowed to stick to his who will weigh about 227 for the bout five-point plan for handUng drug ventory of all club presdriptlons explained. !‘I started smoking the have-nots who come from the integrity of pro football. for a reason to justify it,” Mid to be held at Caesars Palace in Las Phoenix also will make a pitch Holmes. “If I was hurt I sure doctor’s advice. abuse in the NFL. Eller, a and physician dispensed medica­ grass after college and then got meager financial situations and "There most definitely could Vegas, Nev. former star with Minnesota who tion, including invoices for all into cocaine as a pro. It was run­ have problems dealing with a be a problem concerning the in­ to be considered as an expansion wouldn’t want anybody to know it. If Holmes pretended he wanted to franchise site although the NT’L I was fighting the heavyweight “It (the shoulder) feels good,” ended his career in Seattle, prescription drugs purchased ning me a couple of thousand a sudden influx of money.” tegrity of the game,” said fight right there. The undefeated halted a cocaine addiction last during the season. week, roughly $100,000 a year. I Jackson said cocaine was the Rozelle. ‘‘You get a player will hot consider expansion until champion of the world. I’d be said the 25-year-old Cooney, who is its current legal problems with damned if I’d tell him because he’ll 25-0 with 22 knockouts. “It’s like the fighter (39-0) tried — without muph year that was costing him jip to 4. ‘The requirement for each ended up in bankruptcy at the end main problem. dependent on drugs and he’s effort— to sUp Cooney with his left $100,000 annually. He is now player to notify his club physi­ of my career. “It’s the most debilitating and dealing with prostitutes and the Oakland Raiders and the Los be hitting on that shoulder all day flu. You feel good, you want to get Angeles Coliseum are settled. long.” going,. but you shouldn’t. I’ll do hand as co-promoter Don King stood . working with the NFL as a con­ cian promptly of any prescription “I made a lot of money playing causes the most problems at pimps, that element of society. l^tween them on the dais. sultant on drug and alcohol medication obtained from other football and I played a lot of home.” he said. “We’re not faced With the cost of drugs like Other cities seeking expansion Cooney injured the shoulder last whatever Dr. (Jeffrey) Minkoff franchises include Memphis, December while getting ready for a tells me to do, I don’t want any more “I was telling him he was abuse. than club sources. years but it’s painful to look with the problem of players cocaine, a man can become nothing,” said Holmes, who The revised program, an­ 5. The authority for the com­ back. I did all that work for playing under the influence. financially strapped and it could Jacksonville, F’la.. and In­ tuneup bout with former contender delays or postponements. There is dianapolis. Joe Bugner. The nagging injury no more pain.” predicted he would knock out nounced by Eller, commissioner missioner to take disciplinary ac­ monetary gain and I lost it all. That’s difficult since cocaine cause problems with integrity. finally forced the postponement of “I know what my problem is, so it “Gerry ‘Looney’ Cooney” in seven the March 15 fight with Holmes to doesn’t matter to me,” the soft- rounds. “I wanted to slap his face. June 11. spoken Huntington, N.Y., resident “I told him, ‘You know you ain’t “I don’t think there’s anything added. “I know 1 had a shoulder in­ nothing.’” wrong with his shoulder,” said jury. It’s getting better. I don’t care King, never at a loss for words, Holmes. “ I t’s in his head. If what the critics or anybody says. It pleaded, “Please, not for free, not NCAA investigating North Carolina oomothimi like that /is going to doesn’t matter.” for free.” Bradley's quickness Cooney and Holmes will receive seeking initial ’m i about $10 million each for the fight which will be televised on closed cir­ West Virginia again Press important cuit. Both will do some exhibitions NCAA success before the fight. versus Purdue size Cooney has been working with MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) - Catlett responded that he spoke to CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UPI) - weights, treading water, and doing West Virginia University basketball Berst about McCabe’s article and Top-ranked North Carolina has been Crum ignoreci advice some stretching and floor and excer- coach Gale Catlett once again has was told to forward a report about to the Final Four six times and each against the Boilermakers, the all events surrounding Brown’s NEW YORK (UPI) - Purdue’s tion. In Monday night’s semifinal sises to strengthen the shoulder. He fallen under the investigative eye of trip has ended without a charn- game the Braves crushed Braves’ speed and quickness has has also been working on the ’’wall the NCAA, this time over a possible recruitment. size against Bradley’s quickness. pionship. But senior point guard That’s the scouting report on Oklahoma, 84-68. enabled them to hold their own bag” — a flat, thickly cushioned infraction during a news conference “If he (Catlett) made statements Jimmy Black believes last year’s against taller teams this season. with Louisville five to the media at the conference, that tonight’s championship game of the “I don’t think you can stop them, UPl photo pun^hg bag attached to a wall. last week in Detroit where a recruit journey to the title game will make you just have to try and control “When you go up against a team “He has been working hard,” said was introduced. would be a violation,” Berst said. National Invitation Tournament, but the difference. the way Bradley Coach Dick Ver­ them,” Purdue Coach Gene Keady iike Purdue your quickness can heip OZZIE SMITH FILLS SHORTSTOP POSITION Cooney’s trainer, Victor Valle. Catlett emphatically denied any “ There was nothing wrong with “Last year we were a little you,” said Versace. "My team has a Catlett being at the press con­ sace sees it the winner will be the said about Bradley. “We don’t have ... after coming to St. Louis from San Diego LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - What national TV games against DePaul, “He’s still ill great shape. We’ve wrongdoing when he appeared at a tense,” Black said Tuesday. “We their quickness. lot of flexibility” been doing road work and excersises news conference to announce the ference. But a coach isn’t permitted one with the strongest will. will happen when a team like No. 7 Missouri, Virginia, St. John’s and were a little in awe of everything “Purdue’s team is so large and ”We match up much better with Though Bradley does not have a and hitting the bag. The only thing signing of Renardo Brown, con­ to have any contact with the media Georgetown with a good pressing Marquette — helpeid the composure going oil around us. This year we are has so much bulk it can beat you in strong teams because we’ve got player taller than 6-foot-9, the of his players. “That why we’re he needs is boxing. I want to get the sidered one of Michigan’s better at a press conference for a signing going to be calmer.” Braves have five players averaging defense meets 20th-ranked or when someone makes a commit­ the lobby of the hotel,” said Versace guys off the bench who are physical. Louisville, whose full-court press vihere we are today,” he said. rust off of him. By June 11, he’ll high school players. North Carolina’s return trip to the We don’t want to get into a foot in double figures during the NIT and have had plenty of sparring time to Under NCAA rules, coaches may ment. That is an important distinc­ 'Tuesday at a news conference. “You has a similar reputation for effec­ Crum disputed the suggestion that Final Four marks thp first time the look at those kids and you feel there race. If we do, we’ll get blown away. are scoring at a rate of 83 points a Smith feels Hoyas his team might be distracted by the do that.” not speak at news, conferences in­ tion, not at all well understood. event has occurred since 1976 when game. tiveness? is no way you can win. We will try to slow down the tem­ excitement of the Final Four in New Holmes will fight a four-round volving the signing of players. UCLA accomplished the feat. po." Purdue, on the other hand, is exhibition this Saturday in Atlantic Soon after Catlett took the job at “It doesn’t sound like much of a “But there is a subliminal thing “Maybe it will come down to who Orleans and instead said he had It’s also the first time North this time of year and that is will. I Purdue has shown some basically a two-man offensive show. . handles each other’s press the best more trouble keeping control of his City, N.J. against Floyd “Jumbo” WVU, the NCAA invoked a two-year violation ... not enough to put West Carolina has gone into the Final character, too, in reaching the NIT Guard Keith Edmonson and center probation on the University of Cin­ Virginia on probation. But the saw two teams quit on national TV rather than who’s pressing the team at home. Cummings. Both fighters will be Four ranked No. 1. With a 30-2 this year and I mentioned that to my final. Earlier this year the Boiler­ Russell Cross each had 25 points . best,” suggested coach Denny Tournament excitement on cam­ wearing headgear and 16-ounce cinnati for alleged recruiting NCAA considers it serious enough to record and a 14-game winning Monday night in the Boilermakers’ ; headed for finals jeopardize the Brown-West Virginia team. You must have that will to makers were only 9-12, but they’ve violations while he was head coach Crum, whose Louisville team plays pus has been growing and Crum said gloves. streak. Black said the Tar Heels will win. You have to stay, stay, stay un­ won nine of their last 10, including a victory over Georgia and they were the Hoyas in Saturday’s NCAA he wouldn’t object to an early trip to “Exhibitions help because guys there. relationship. Any recruiting viola­ not change their strategy in New the only two Purdue players to tion has the potention to have an til you finally break the other team’s dramatic 6160 victory over Georgia semifinals in New Orleans. New Orleans. “The sooner the are throwing real punches at you,” Any violation that might be un­ Orleans. in the semifinals Monday night. average in double figures during the covered isn’t likely to be grave effect on the post-season eligibility will.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eric "That probably won’t be the case stingy defense that has 20 times better. I’d like to go down today,” he said Holmes. “Guys are in there “We’re just going to approach it Bradley certainly has shown a "Our kids kept their heads up," season. Smith had come close before, close against Louisville,” said Coach John forc^ opponents to shoot under 40 Georgetown “has great quickness said. trying to bomb you down. You have enough to warrant putting WVU on of that player.” the same way. We’re not going to do Versace hinted Tuesday that he Catlett interpreted the article as remarkable will to win, especially ‘said Keady, "We might have had the to playing in the NCAA national Thompson. "We’ve worn down a lot percent from the field. Only five and their press is very important,” The Cardinals (23-9) will travel to diffrent guys in there. I’m used to probation, however, according to anything different,” he said. roughest schedule in the nation at may order hjs club to double-team Crum said Tuesday in a conference my sparring partners, but in an Dave Berst of the NCAA’s enforce­ irritation on McCabe’s part that after, the NCAA nearly broke the finals. of teams and were able to take over teams have shot better than 50 per­ New Orleans ’Thursday night to That includes using the four- team’s spirit by bypassing the the start of the season. We had a lot Edmonson and Cross in tonight’s As Georgetown reached the in the second half because of our cent against the Hoyas, who also call while discussing upcoming prepare for their game against exhibition you don’t know what the ment division. Brown brushed aside offers from corners spread offense that has of selfdoubt in the beginning but . championship game. Final Four action in the Superdome. But Berst said Tuesday a violation the University of Detroit, Michigan Braves for its post-season tourna­ regional finals, this time in the depth. Louisville has excellent depth had 20 halves where they held op­ Georgetown (29-7). guy’s going to do.” drawn so much criticism in recent ment. The Braves have dedicated after that we came back.” ’’Against Georgia they ithe West, for the second time in three and (Cardinal Coach) Denny ponents to 20 points or less. Crum disclosed that he ignored might affect Brown’s eligibility for and Michigan State to play for the weeks. Although Bradley doesn’t match Boilermakers) got 50 of their 61 the standing advice of his mentor post-season competition next year*. Mountaineers. themselves to winning the NIT and years. Smith refused to look ahead. (Crum) has used a lot of players in a “We’re not playing for the fans, so far they’ve run over their opposi­ up well in terms of height and bulk points from two players. You don't ■The 6-foot-5 senior guard from lot of games. "Our defense is the key,” said and former boss, onetime UCLA . Catlett dispute any violations of “I’m smarter than that,” Catlett we’re playing to win,” Black said of have to be Sherlock Holmes to Potomac, Md., refused to think "He used a lot of players all Thompson. "We have a lot of smart coach John Wooden, in shaping his NCAA rules and suggested that a told a West Virginia sports writer. the slow-down offense. “If we need figure out what I’m thinking about, " about the fruits a victory over season. It might have cost them players with quick hands and feet team this season. reporter who levelled the charge “I know what I can and can’t do. I it, we’ll go to it regardless of what said Versace, Oregon State might bring. some games along the way, but in who anticipate well. Then you put was angered over Brown’s decision read the rulebook. people think. Edmonson, a three-year starter, (7-foot freshman) Patrick (Ewing) Crum, who played for Wooden and to play outside Michigan. “You wouldn’t believe how the “We didn’t go out there and drag Houston coach Lewis Then, the Hoyas went out last the long run, it has helped. was an assistant to him at UCLA for Training has hit double figures in all 15 po.st- Saturday and demolished the Louisville’s bench has been a big behind them and we can attack on Mick McCabe, a sportswriter for media quizzed the kid when he an­ in those people by the hand,” Black season games he has started and has the perimeter pretty well. four years, had been told to go with The Detroit FYm Press, raised the nounced he was leaving Detroit. It said about the fans who claim the averaged 26.4 points per game in the Beavers, 69-45, to win the West factor in their tournament games.” just seven or eight top players but Regional and a spot in the Final Against Oregon State, the Hoyas . “Everyone has said this team Camp question of a violation. He wrote was almost like the third degree. slowdown offense is boring. “They NIT. moreover, he has shot an im­ has used as many as five substitutes that Catlett, during the hews con­ I’ve heard that Michigan and came in of their own free will. We’re ready for No. 1 foe' Four this weekend in New Orleans. set an NCAA tournament record doesn’t shoot well, and perhaps We this year. pressive .630 from the field. 3o, when did Smith finally believe shooting 76.4 percent from the field. don’t when we play a halfcourt ference, lauded Brown, a 6-foot-5 Michigan State are questioning our just doing what we need to do to Cross, a 6-10 sophomore, led the forward who averaged 26.4 points recruiting of Brown, too. They just HOUSTON (UPI) - Coach Guy Offensive styles clash Saturday in the Hoyas were headed for the They had set the record two days game for a long stretch. But if we “It was contrary to my teaching,” , Notes win.” a tournament semifinal game at the Big Ten Conference in field goal finals? earlier shooting 63.6 percent against play defense well enough, we’ll per game for Detroit’s Highland can’t believe a kid would want to Black said he is sure Smith is tired Lewis is fed up as he prepares for percentage at .560 but during the Crum said. “Wooden said play seven Park High School. come to West Virginia.” the NCAA Tournament finals with Louisiana Superdome when the "Right after the Oregon State Fresno State. shoot well because we’ll be shooting or eight (but) at the end of the year of hearing comments that he has NIT he has done even better, con­ never won a national championship. characterizations of his fast-paced Cougars, who are unranked with a. game," he said Tuesday. “I refused Much of the offense comes of a layups a lot.” it’s been our depth and players off 25-7 record, play the No. 1 North necting on 29 of 39 shots for a .743 to let myself think about the finals. I “We were kidding him about it Houston Cougars as undisciplined average. the bench that have been the and defensively inept. Carolina Tar Heels, 30-2, thought we were going two years difference for us.” some Sunday (after the Tar Heels Lewis said a team like the Tar ago and then the last shot went downed Villanova 70-60 for the East If you try to score points without Players plead innocent RSox news off field hesitation, Lewis said Tuesday, it Heels, which can ‘‘pass the ball against us (in an 81-80 loss to Iowa in Crum, who has taken Louisville to names in the news Regional title).” around 30 times” patiently waiting the East Regional finals). the Final Four four times in his 11- “I said ‘two more games and it’s follows that quality opponents will By United Press International five hits, striking .out four and score more points against you for a good shot, is made to look as if "To me, it was finally time to HARTFORD (UPI) - -Two Dwyer said both “vehemently deny year tenure, said the only possible walking only one in six innings. - . all yours coach.’ Then he just, ^t plays better defense because smile right after we beat Oregon the commission of any crime.” advantage for the Cardinals might The Boston Red Sox may be smiled,” said the 6-foot-3 Black, because they get more possessions, Syracuse University basketball At Pompano Beach, Fla., Bruce Darrell Waltrip than they do against slow-down there are fewer points scored Basketball % State. From the start of the season, players have pleaded innocent to he their experience winning the title looking to add some power to their Benedict looped an RBI single in the who talked with sports writers in against them than are scored I felt like we had the talent to get to The two players also were two years ago. lineup but they’re not interested in a HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) — Darrell Waltrip, winner of Sunday’s f.OO- Carmichael Auditorium prior to the teams. charges they sexually assaulted a charged during their brief court eighth inning and Claudell againkt Houston. New Orleans. It was just up to us to Villanova student while in Hartford new version of “Murderer’s Row.” Washington and Dale Murphy drove mile NASCAR race at Atlanta International Raceway, set a lap Tar Heels next to last practice This season. North Caroiina gave s keep working and keep our heads appearance Tuesday before “I hope there’s an advantage (in A man named on a first-degree record for stock cars at the track Tuesday with a speed of 172.302 mph before leaving for New Orleans. “I for the Big East tournament this Superior Court Judge Brian E. in runs in the ninth to lead the Atlan­ up 55 points per game while scoring straight.” month. having players back from the 1980 murder warrant in New Hampshire ta Braves to a 7-4 victory over the during tire tests for the April 2.5 Twin 200s. want to win it also, but my main 67. Houston ailowed 74 and scored O’Neill with first-degree unlawful concern of winning it is to win it for Georgetown. 29-4, blistered three Andre Hawkins, 18, a freshman team),” Crum said. “If it is it’s apparently asked for a tryout with Texas Rangers. A1 Oliver homered Waltrip, driving a 1982 Camaro, exceeded Cale Yarborough’s of­ 82. foes by 47 points in the Big East restraint, said State’s Attorney John probably the only one we’ve got. We coach Smith.” from Malverne, N.Y., and Ronald M. Bailey. the Boston Red Sox before he was for Texas. ficial track record of 168.425 mph in his turn around the 1.522-mile Lewis said his players work as miSINESSMKN Conference tournament and then ‘ Payton, 22, a senior from Trenton, do have good experience in the taken into custody in Bradenton, At St. Petersburg, Fla., Joaquin track, located south of Atlanta. Black, who doctors said came Meet ... W hard as the Tar Heels for a good Low scoring affair at Bennet last within millimeters of being smashed three more by SO points N.J., were charged on March 5 with Bailey said the latest accusation pressure involved in the Final Fla., it was learned Tuesday. Andujar and Bob Shirley combined IwSTSS shot. night saw Sportsman Cafe stop B.A. getting through the West Regional. first-degree sexual assault following was a felony charge covering the un­ Four.” on a two-hitter over the final seven Jiack Lambert paralyzed when a vertebra in his ”If it’s one pass and you get the Club, 49-39, Marc Schardt netted 11 Thomas Faragi, 25, of neck was broken in an auto accident In the three Big East tournament aii incident that allegedly occurred lawful restraint of another person Portsmouth, is wanted by New innings to help the St. Louis Car­ shot you want, why in hell pass the points and Jay Howroyd and Norm games, the Hoyas allowed just 18 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) - Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker in June 1980, was described by in a hotel room. that exposes the victim to substan­ Crum also said his team’s high- Hampshire police who. are in­ dinals defeat the Kansas City Jack Lambert said an NFL Players’ Association demand for 55 per­ ball around? Then you increase the Daignault 10 apiece for Sportsman. - second-half field goals. Defense attorney J. Patrick tial risk of physical injury. pressure schedule — including Royals 6-3. The victory was the freshman teammate Michael Jor­ chances of throwing it away,” Lewis Rick Gustafson (121 and A1 Wilev vestigating the shooting of Valarie cent of the league's gross revenues could be unfair for some players. dan as the “all-around point guard.” Blair, 24, of Portsmouth on March fourth straight fpr the Cardinals. said. "If that’s undisciplined play, I (10) led B.A. In the first public display of opposition by a player to the NFLPA’s Black is averaging 7.8 points per Frank Breen popped in 22 points 11. Blair’s body was found near the At Dunedin, Fla., Lloyd Moseby key demand in the current negotiations with team owners, Lambert advocate it.” game and has 202 assists, making and John Barry and Bill Hickey entrance to Odlome State Park, an drove in three runs and rookie Pedro spoke against the proposal Tuesday during a meeting at the Lewis, speaking to the Houston him second in season and career Sportswriters and Sportscasters added 16 apiece and Bob Blass 12 as ocean front recreation area. Hernandez went 3-for-4 to back the association’s annuaf convention. assists behind Phil Ford, the point Authorities said that Faragi fled strong four-hit, seven-inning Association, said media who did not Fogarty Oilers whipped Purdy ires manager's favorite guard who won notoriety for his know his style in games and prac­ Corp., 80-51. Ray Vanderjact had 21 New Hampshire shortly after the pitching of Dave Stieb and lead the execution of the four-corners woman’s M y was discovered. Toronto Blue Jays to a 9-2 victory Tom Cousineau tices were spreading false im­ points. Bill Wilson 13 and Scott Han­ over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Stieb, offense. pressions of his team. He lashed out son 11 for Purdv’s. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) — Every “It’s all right, but it could be better,” Ed Kenny, vice president for CLEVELAND (UPI) — Cleveland Browns owner Art Model! has “ I love to work with Jimmy manager has a favorite ballplayer, only he Squires told him. minor-league development with the who retired the final 13 batters he pledged to actively pursue Tom Cousineau when National Football Black,” the 6-5 Jordan said. “He at those critics. LaRussa understood perfectly. He had gone Red Sox, said Faragi, who was a faced, has allowed just one run in 18 “We get criticized for being un­ MIDGET usually will never tell you who it is. League teams are eligible to open negotiations with the Montreal knows what to run, what to call and Community Y All-Stars thrashed He doesn’t want to alienate the rest of his through the same thing himself as a player, noted high school athlete, asked for innings this spring while lowering Alouette star April 1, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported today. if you make mistakes he won’t disciplined. I read that so much,” he Sports too many times. a tryout with the team. his ERA to 0.50. ‘The Pirates’ runs said. “People who write that don’t Mahoney Rec Center All-Stars, SO­ players or get their noses out of joint. The Buffalo Bills, who lost Cousineau to the Canadian Football holler at you. He just tries to soothe TO, last night at Mahoney Center. Tony LaRussa isn’t looking to do that either “I guarantee that you’ll be a big part of this “I just explained to him that we came on ninth-inning homers by Lee League, retain the right to match the best offer Cousineau receives. come to my practices. People write Parade Lacy and Willie Stargell. your thinking.” Brian Brophy hooped 24 points, Jon with his Chicago White Sox. He’s big for all club,” said the White Six pilot. “I’m not gon­ don’t^have tryouts for athletes that In addition, the All-America linebacker from Ohio State and suburban I Jordan, the Atlantic Coast that alt I do is kick a damn ball out na forget about you. You’re gonna get plenty are not under contract,” Kenny Jerry Morales’ plnch-hit single on the court at practice and watch Roe 13 and Cinque Barlow 11 for that togetherness, too, but every now and Lakewood St. Eldward High School still has the option to return to the Conference’s Rookie-of-theYear, Community. Joe Prignano had 11 then he admits he develops a special feeling Milt Richman of playing time. I promise you that.” said. drove In Pat Tabler with the winning Canadian Football League. said he had enjoyed his freshman them scrimmage. That’s ridiculous. run and gave the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 Every minute of my practice is markers, Jason Stansfield nine and for some particular player or other, Quires listened and nodd^. He has played In other news, Fernando Valen­ year. for LaRussa more than two years now and, zuela, who announced the end of his victory over Milwaukee, the structured. Plus,, we never scrim­ Dan Taylor eight for Mahoney’s “I do have favorites,” he tells you straight “I’m hoping to look back after quintet. out, “I get to where I think more of some of yes, he trusts him, he’d buy a used car from 22-day holdout Monday, reported Brewers’ sixth straight exhibition Ray Meyer mage.” loss. March 30 and say it was even my guys than others. The more they con­ him. late Tuesday night to the Los CHICAGO (UPI) — DePaul basketball Coach Ray Meyer says he better,” he said. “I never thought At Yuma, Ariz., Bob Kearney tribute to the ball club, the more I get to like He did so well defensively, he earned the “Tony has never lied to me,” he says. “He % Angeles Dodgers’ spring training will resign if his wife insists, it was reported today. I’d be playing this well or that I’d be them. I’ll tell you one of my favorites, Mike (^Id Glove as the best fielding first baseman talked to me before this and told me how he camp. ‘The team announM a news slammed a home run in the 10th in­ Meyer told the Chicago Tribune he Will honor the wishes of his wife. in this situation.” Maverick Youth tourney was going to use me and he did it the way he conference for 9:00 a.m. ning to snap a 4-4 tie and the Marge, that he retire — and unless she changes her mind Meyer will Mark Howe ..No. 5 .. Winger Squires. I say that for a lot of reasons, I ap­ in the American League in 1981. Something an(d defenseman .. Born May preciate the way he comes to the ballpark, happened'to him at the plate, though. He did said he Would. When he talk ^ to me this Wednesday. Oakland A’s went on to score two not coach a 41st season. ready to play every day. He understands the splendidly the first half of the season, hitting time, he knew I was down over continuously ‘The Atlanta Braves traded speedy more runs in the inning to beat the Mrs. Meyer, annoyed by reports her husband’s coaching led to the Nerf Football 28, 1955 Detroit, Mich.. 5-11, Won by ECHO puck entry various aspects of the game and he works on .312. Then came the strike and he nose-dived hearing I had lost the first base job and that I outfielder Ed Miller to the Detroit San Diego Padres 7-4. Blue Demofe’ third straight first-round NCAA tournament defeat, 190 .. Became Whaler May 23, wouldn’t play. He askedme.il I was upset and ‘Tigers for pitcher Roger Weaver. At Tempe, Ariz., Dave Eldler went 1977 .. Signed as free agent .. them. Base running, bunting, defense. All to .214 the second half. suggested her husband retire and turn coaching duties over to son to the championship round. some guys care to do is hit, Mike isn’t that Three months ago, the White Sox gave up I told him I was. He said, ‘If you weren’t up­ Weaver, a 27year-old right-hander 3-for-4 and scored three runs to lead Joey,! an assistant DePaul coach. The younger Meyer has been At 16 a member of USA Olym­ Eastern Connecticut Hockey set about that. I’d be upset with you.’ ” % who w as 11-7 la s t y e a r a t the Seattle Mariners to an 8-2 vic­ Bowl tonight Organization (ECHO) Maverick John Mulligan, Fred Brunbli, way. He concentrates on every phase of the three players to the ^ t t l e Mariners for Tom promised the job by the university. ^ pic team at Sapparo, Japan .. Moore, Allen twice, Peter Meyer game. And he has ability to go with it. Here’s Paciorek, the American League’s second When LaRiissa told some writers &]uires Evansville, will be assigned to the tory over an Oakland A’s “B” team. Helped Houston win Avco Cup sextet took a double overtime, 4-3, was his favorite, one of them asked him if he Braves AAA Richmond (Va.) At Lakeland, Fla., veteran right­ Nerf Football Bowl II will be win over Suffield Pee Wee B last twice, Stevenson and Richard Doyon a guy it hasn’t been easy for in the big leading hitter last year with his .326 batting staged tonight at 6;30 at the E)ast two years in WHA alongside tallied for ECHO in earlier outings. leagues. I would know about that.” average. Paciorek, who can hit the long ball, wasn’t merely saying that to see it printed in roster. hander Bill Bonham, being given a John Johnson Sunday to capture the Maverick the papers so as to provide Squires with a In games ‘Tuesday; training camp tryout by Cincinnati,, Side Rec with the Buccaneers and father, Gordie, and brother, Youth Hockey Tournament. Carlson had three assists, Beaudoin What LaRussa is saying is, he has the same plays first base and the outfield. The general SEATTLE (UPI) — John Johnson, a 12-year veteran in the NBA, Chargers scheduled to square off for Marty .. Part of only brother two, Blier four and John Peterson, type of playef during his’career with the A’s, thinking was, he would be the White Sox’ boost in morale. Rookie first baseman Kent Hrbek pitched five inninga of shutout bail Todd Carlson’s goal, on a fine feed ‘“rhere isn’t one word I’m saying about him drilled a pair of solo homers to help as the Reds defeated the Detroit has been placed on waivers, becoming the second member of the 1978- the championship. combination with Whalers .. from Chris Stevenson, gave the local Mulligan and Stevenson one each. Braves and Cubs. regular first baseman and Squires would 79 world champion Seattle SuperSonics’ starting team to leave ^he The Chargers have won six of Derrick Taylor was in goal for the Squires, a 30-year-oId, left-handed hitter return to being a part-time player. Naturally, that I don’t believe with all my heart,” in­ the Minnesota Twins to a 4-1 'Tigers 6-2. Boidiam has been out of Scored 107 points in first year sextet the win at 3; 22 of the second sisted the White Sox’ manager. “I’m not triumph over the Red Sox at Winter the major leagues for three seasons . club. their last eight outings and the Buc­ with Whalers in WHA. 80 and extra session. four games and performed well with from Kalamazoo, Mich., has more natural Squires wasn’t fascinated by that at all. Johnson, who suffered a tom Achilles tendon last Summer, was caneers six of their last seven to ad­ a 2.5 goals against average. He was ability. When he first came up to the White LaRussa could see that. Moreover, he could blowing smoke just to build him up, I know, Haven, F|a. because of arm problems. 65 last two years in NHL .. Carlson scored two goals and Sil- how solid a ballplayer he is and how solid a At l^rasota, Fla., Steve Kemp At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Dave removed Tuesday in favor of small forward Wally Walker, who played vance to the title match. vain Beaudoin and Ed Moore one aided by the fine defensive work of Sox, he was a defensive caddy at first base to sense the situation was getting Squires down, behind Jedmson in the championship year but started all this season The Chargers advanced to the Judged most valuable player in Alex Rodriguez, Pat Doyle, Steve big Lamar Johnson, now with the Texas so he had a little private talk with him this person he is. Believe me, you don’t find drove in two runs and Lamarr Hoyt Revering slammed a pair of home 1978-79 and best defenseman each in the championship test with until a finger injury. • ; finals with a 47-34 win over the Jeff Allen, Steve Blier and Beaudoin Blier and Peterson. Rangers. He kept improving to where he was spring. ballplayers like him every day. I appreciate and rookie Salome Barojas com­ runs and Bobby Murcer added in 1980-81 .. Married with two "the kind of player he is and I can tell you he’s bined on a shutout in helping the another to highlight a UMiit anack “No one likes to see a friend go,” said Sonics coach Lenny Wllkens, „ Giants while the Bucs took a 66-53 drawing assists. The Mavericks wound up with a splitting the job with Johnson and last season “I want to know how your head is?” he said who played beside Johnson in (Xeveland back In the early 1970s, 'duke from the Rams, the defending children .. Whalers are home 26-13-4 record. he won it outright. to him. ^ going to be one of the keys in our baIVcIub.” Chicago White Sox stop the New that canled the New York Yankees 'The Mavericks topped Somers Yoilc Mets 3-0. Hoyt, slated to pitch t o a 6 -1 victory over the coached him in Portland later In the decade and then brought him to champs, to gain the championship tonight against Quebec at 7:30 Pee Wee B, 5-2, and Columbia, 3-2, Somers took third place with a 6-4 short relief this year,- gave up just Philadelphia PhlUies. Seattle from Houston for two second round draft choices in 1977. match. at Hartford Civic Center. before bowing to Suffield, 2-1, prior win over Columbia. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24, 1982 iviANClIESTEH HERALU, Wed , March 24, 1982 — IS

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She said the recipe she’s \N' Island-’■rs fO ir 9 109 X9 229 IKiston f3 \l .779 - Itultiinoie .21 12 .636 4'*- College I Lampson of Starkweather Street giving for Zypha Bread, a Swiss Ranci'i s 36 24 13 8T 2ff278 Philndrl|ihia 47 19 .712 r. ( I.K\ l^l, \ND (!/7r Hullalo 19 If. SS9 7 North Carolina State — Named Mike [ and her daughter Jill, 2M, appeared I'hil'Kk'lfinia 36 29 9 81 302 2ff Now Jersov 34 34 f4U 19 Koliinson 9 2-2 X. Wodman 3 04) 6. New Jersey 13 19 .406 12 llalmhak linebacker coach. bread, is one she clipped from the i'inshuri:h 28 3f 11 87 281 311 Washinj:hm 33 34 ,4!n 194 I'.dna:d'^ II 2-7 24. Hrcwvei 1 44> 14. Clevel.ind ' 12 20 .37f 13, Northeastern — Re-signed head baskol- I in the Manchester Herald’s recipe Herald several years ago. Waslnnclon 23 40 11 F7 293 316 New York 30 39 . « 234 Wilket'-oi' 3 0-2 6. Ilulihanl 6 00 12. Philudelphi.-i 9 26 .Z7 17'* hall cwich Jim Calhoun to a long-term column and cookbook. Today Jill is a For another recipe she’s sharing, Adams Division Central( Division III!'too .'{ 64i'gj. Silas 0 34 3. Mok(‘ski 0 We.stern Division contract. freshman at the University of Monlrt'.il 43 14 17 UB 339 2ff Milwaul.ee 47 21 .691 -- 041 ti. Ill-lion 0 00 0 Totals 40 17-27 \f7 Si. Louis 27 .771 - St. Louis Named Rich Grawer head Northern Light Bars, which she said Wii hila 21 13 ,618 P* l(linnrvo(.'i 33 21 2n tti 3IR2K W L Pet GB (liwilami 24 29:lM2 Wichita 4. Denver 2 ago. She said when she receiv^ the comes out nicer,” she explained. \\ innipcp 31 29 13 7T 29R304 San Anionio 42 26 6IR - \ew York , ;K2H21X. 120 ings. And many others. Wednesday s (lames call from the Herald asking her to M Louis 29 38 7 ff w m Di'iner :i7 31) ,rf2 44 I oiiled out I'.dwaids Total tools Guys who were pretty 'No aiiu"' Scheduled I B a s e b a ll really had to have a very special Di'lroil IR 44 12 4A 24!) 3;il Dallas 23 4: ' Xffl 19 Muhammad All and granola. She said it’s good to take to Smvthe Division lla h 19 HI .271 23'* Larry Holmes. - recipe. School. She keeps it in a jar for I .(tinonlon 44 17 14 lUQ 389 2KI ilu Divemn WNSHIM.lUx (fff( She had a cousin in Florida .who I alpai V 27 31 17 71 311323 1.0' Anpeles 47 21 6HI li.illard . 00 It). llaywHid ! 1-1 II. ■M|J nutritious snacks. \ am iiuvor 2f :t;i 16 66 2f6272 Si'.illle 44 23 6T7 2 \ia\lKun R 041 16. Grevcv 2 04) 4. F. nijd Mn 0] u»nn w«p«q «n had won a $25 prize from the Miami Jill likes doing embroidery and It* l^is AnpoU's 23 3f If 61 288 327 >(inlilen Malt :17 31 :44 94 .I 12 t'ollins 3 t l H. Ruland 2 }o n o n l o u i oec o) SiUiis Herald for her tuna recipe, so she crewel work, likes to figure skate I '(jIoi'.kIo 17 46 11 221)326 Phoenix :« 31 f.37 10 1 I 7. Dave 2 04) 4. Lu» as f 041 10. am noq »H '<>nQ frantically phoned her and asked her I Top loiji' in each division qualify lor I‘oi l land ;tf .t> f22 II « hone- 2 1 2 :. W'itis 0 04) 0, Ten v 0 00 moj| joxoq «ql|oiiXAnq ^ B o w lin g Exhibition Havehatt Standings and ski "and is always on a diet.” stanlov Cu.) plavolls i San Die. H 16 r.3 2tl 31 U. Totals XI •( 12 R7. •qi InAoqs snu«a naSSNV Hv United Press Intematinnal for it to use for the Herald. Her brother John is 16, Jeffrey is 12 Tui'sday's HesuU Tuevtlav > Besiills \TI.AMA '|U7» Aim^rican !x*ague lOTW ID ;« 27 Roundlield 9 3-1 .21 N Islanders 8. Washington 1 New V'i'k I2U. Cle\f*land 97 (c)l«nNEA,Ine. W L Pt't. “I NEVER TRIED the recipe but and her sister Julie is 10. Wednesday s (iaines -All.int.-i 107. Uashmplon M7 Hollins 0 110 0. F.. John.son 9 7 7 Z, # ('li'veland 9 4 .662 (All Tinics KSTi S;in Aniiinin l((6, San Dii'i^o 9R Sp.irtdW t on R. Pellom 4 0-1 H Glenn I Toronto II 6 .647 I made it for the picture for the l^uelK'i at Hartford. 7 3T p.m Boston HU. Chicago Hti 2 2 t. M'MdI.o* 4 0-0 H. Madlin 2 04i 4. Tesas g 6 .600 Herald. I served it to my family that N Y Hanpers at PiUsburfih. 7:3T p.m Wilhaiii' I do 2 Totals 41 12-22 I(I7 n 1 Houston 117, Ctah Ilf Chir n^o sas Cilv. R X p m .National Invitation Tournament leniK ‘see Chatl fR, .N C Slate f I 363, Leo Cyr 357, Bob Bonadles 356, Hostori 11 .313 readers who may not have been 1 tablespoon lemon juice l-idinonion at ('algary Mm Antonio ai Di*n\er. !i .3 p m Hx Fniied Press Inlern.Uional I eni'i-s(‘<* i,j. SW Louisiana f7 Ward Holmes 153-356, Irv Carlson New Yolk 4 11 .267 around back in the 1960s. 1 7-ounce can tuna, drained D.ill.is at Phot MIX. 9 X |t m 'All Times KS'l'i Sec ond Round • ' National l^ai*uo Milwaiikei' at sealHi'. 10 ;«l p m 353. W L Pet. Jill, who was home from college '/* cup chopped almonds \m eii an HiK-kev Lcagui l.vg l-'irsl Round March 13 lU Cnited Press Internationlal W Nashville. Tenn Mlanla 13 3 .813 for a few days, and embarking on a Pliitade.li-hia .ii Delioil March 9 r 1 pimiento cut in strips Northern Division I 'tiii-vtile Rl Micjclle 'I'ennessee !6 ZODIAC — Edith Tracy 183-211-550, I.OS ^ri^^elr■^ 9 .643 I oihion M.ile .0 I ’tall nklahoma R| Oral Roheiis 73 DilKliurKli 10 6 62T job-hunting trip for a summer job, 4 hard-cooked eggs, diced W L T Pt (;f (iA Den.ei- ai San Dieuo Maliama Bnmingliam )|l. Indiana 70 Marian Eaton 235-184-569, Carol f Ni'U I'.nins 44 20 9 316 206 March 10 Man li II ( ’hifai’d R 6ir said she loves to bake. She has a •A cup bread crumbs Hna Ion .it I'm Hand Purdue 71 Wesli-rn Kenliii kv K Powell 470, Nancy McKeown 476. ''I. Duiis R r 6ir Maine 42 2f 6 296 2T0 \t lndiana|io|is r favorite recipe for pizza which her Make sauce with 4 tablespoons Nova S. oiia 31 M 10 :IK Illinois 121. Long Island 0, 7R irgii'i.i .’4 Tennessee ! 1 San DicK« 7 .f83 Spnnptirld 29 40 f ' 24H 2M Davton 7(i Cfiniiei li( iit 71. OT viiMii' <*la (L* Tennc'Ssri'-Chall 6! ( ineinnali 8 6 .f7l mother also makes for the family butter, flour, seasonings and milk. Texas AiVM W. L'lmar fR Mont'ral 8 • 7 .f.33 T'mli’ru t'orr 19 10 f 260 379 MILW \l KKK 'llHi Bt'gional St'iiiihrial' U.S. MIXED- Terry Priskwaldo 188- t when Jill isn’t around. Add remining ingredients, except Southern Division \N ashinJion (4* Brigham AOimc ivl Marc h IR Philadelphia 8 Ma .lohnson ; [-7 I!. Mi .lohnson fl 1-1 March 11 487, Sue Hale 185-177522, Sue Kamm San Fram isc’o 4 7 .364 Jill explained that the four cups of crumbs. Mix well and place in 9-inch . iiinpha>nlii 44 24 3tr 241 17 D'mier 0-0 6, Bmknei 4 I '2 9. M Birmin'gha'n. Ala Ifor he-'lri • ioorgi.i 7;< Temple 60 Lhni' . ille III Minnesota 61 183, Linda Battoe 208-506, Rose ■ Imislon 4 8 ,333 white flour called for in the pizza 38 28 :w 260 Mom net 1(1 -12. WifUr'is 67 16. Mfiv . Hiitgeis !' Iona .'I ^ pie pan or shallow baking dish. Melt New Haven :» 28 268 246 vlaha n.i-Bii‘iiineham fft Vnuinia 66 New York 3 9 ZO Herald photo by Richmond u 4-4 t. Cuimnings 2 0-U 4. Cali hings 1 3) Hr.-Mlle\ 7'. American 6! Longtin 202-475, Dale Pecker 451, Tuesday's Results recipe can be changed to three cups 2 tablespoons butter, mix with Ndirond.ii k 31 34 279 26f u 2. Lister 3 13 7. Sn'ilh 2 (M) 4 Totals Begional Final llerslun 32 :i7 2?J ;Ef Nevada Las \'egas 87. Munav Si 61 Jenny Fenn 180-466, Sheila Price St. l.ouis (i. K an^s City 3 . of white and one cup of wheat flour. crumbs and sprinkle qver casserole. 4.’( 2i 31 UO March 12 March 2ii I- ric 22 4H m :t99 Ai Birmmgha'n Ala 201-544, Kris McLaughlin 480, Ernie I’oronlo 9. PitLsburgh 2' And the sauce can either be JUDY AND JILL LAMPSON I’OUrLAN'D Ilirti liii.ine R;: Louisiana State 72 Chuago lAL) 3. New York (NL) 0 Bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. Tuesda\ s Hesult (.mss tio 11 Mar|)ci 1 1-2 9. I '111' . (Me 7. . Alahaina Binmiigliam 6H tdiiondaik 6. No\a Siotia 3 ■•i llvl.ind 61. Richmond ’6 Whipple 208-553, Ray Bonetti 207, Mlanta 7. Texas 4 homemade or store-bought. Makes 4 servings. .. mother and daughter, 16 years ago — and now — still cooking together Tli..m(>vmi 13 11-11 ;t7. Paxson (• 3-4 If.. '-vra» u ( JP St Pe1er‘‘ 7. Wednesday s (iames West Regional Lee Cote 209, John Rossi 202, Bob Minnesota 4. Boston 1 H.in'-i'V 3 IMI 17. Veihoeveii 1 12 3. Bales viigu ia T' h 60. Fordham H*. Montreal 12. Univ. ol Miami 4 Nma S( otia at Maim- I UO 2 Lam:- 2 0-0 1. Giidmundsson I 2-2 TIrst Round Skoglund 552, Dave Neff 212-581, BOTH MOTHER AND Northern Light Bqrs mixture for topping. Press cups lukewarm water edge. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake in 1 teaspoon vanilla New Haven at New Hninswick Mis'i .sipi.'i ( jonison 4!) Chicago (NL) 4. Milwaukee 3 ) Tol.ds 42 U 2I 104 I al h vii*. ,•( ,S;in Diegc* Stale (iO March II daughter agreed that they have Thursdav's (lame \l I^tg.in I I ih Fred Kozicki 204-566, Dave Fenn x-OakInnd 7. San Diego 4 remaining mixture into greased 8- 2 tablespoons olive oil preheated 425 degree oven until Vz cup raisins or chopped dried Milwaiiki-e 3.' 22 27Z--1«) ( Icvcland 8. San Francisco 4 1/3 cup butter New Haven at Fiedernton We st \iigini. m N C.irolina A&T 72 203, John Kozicki 210-593. more fun baking than making inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 1 teaspoon salt crispy. apricots or chopped dates Portland 31 20.31 22 104 Si'( ond Hound x-ScrittIc 8. x-Oakland 2 ’ 1/3 cup brown sugar Thiee-pomt goals (irf)ss. Uansey Moi.dav s Results Wvoiinn;: (it Souihern raliPunia !H regular meals. “But I’m becoming 4 cups sifted flour Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Com­ Maich 12 ( alilornia 7. x-Scattle 1 to 15 ihinutes. Beat sugar and l-'oii)rd out Verhoeven Total loiils - 1‘uidm !ir Butgers 6f New A'ork (AL) 6. Philadelphia I more nutrition conscious since I 1 cup flour pizza sauce - - Milwaukti 26, Portland Z Tei hnieal-- ‘ .e«»rgia K: Niarvland 14' At Pullman. Wash cheese until smooth. Beat egg, milk bine all ingredients, except raisins. I'oMliind (illegal delensei A 12.666 PciMcenline !ri v' Piltsluirgh HR Houston 6. Baltimore 0 subscribed to Prevention Magazine Ml cup chopped walnuts Honey Nut Granola I lav Ion til. Illinois !R AARP- Earle Everett Fincinnati 8. Detroit 2 and lemon juice and vanilla together parmesan cheese Mix well. Bake in lightly greased 9 x Hr.idIc'V ir Svraeuse Rl • Iowa Vu vs NorlheasI Diuisiana 63 apd I also get their cookbooks,” V4 cup sugar Si'copil Round Wndnc«dAy‘9 Games L ' and spread on baked crust. Sprinkle 13-inch baking pan for 20 to 25 Aashinplon 100 1 \ii iioia Tc‘c h 61 Mississi|t|.i .'9 517, Lou Sulato 510, Edna (All Times F^T) I^s. Lampson said. She’s a medical 1 8-ounce package cream cheese Dissolve yeast with lukewarm 2'^ cups oats (uncooked) iiklalioina RO- f'al irvine 77 March i;i with remaining crumbs and bake 350 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir NV M.tndeis 14 3 •« Christensen 465. Philadelphia, vs. Xmh Angeles al Veru tedmologist and works part-time at water. Add oil, sift flour and salt, '/z cup firmly packed brown sugar Tirsi peiii'd- I Washinplon. Vcitch 9 DALLVS (in:) le\■.•|s ,\.vMfi!i W'asfnnglon fi' M l/Ogan. I'lah Beach. Fla.. 1:30 p.m. 1 egg degrees for 25 minutes until top is in raisins. Spread mixture onto un­ Brisi.iw 3 4-6 lu. N’iiuenl 7 2-3 16. W. l iilane 1. Ne-.ada-Las Vegas ! I ( .eilna-lovYii .1. Wyoming 4:i Hartford Hospital. 2 tablespoons milk mix with yeast. Knead about 10 cup chopped nuts Valenlmi' Norwood' 8 .'Cl 2. NV I lesu'i Mate :ii West Virginia 4Ci Mlanla vs. Montreal at West Palm golden brown. greased cookie sheet and cool. Store Mancl'’is, H Sutler 21 il’ersson'. 9 27 ( iHipn I 00 2. Davis 3 4-4 10. Turner 3 ELK.S- Ernie Pepin 148-154-432, IK'aih. Fla.. 1:30 p.m. She has three other children, 1 tablespoon lemon juice minutes. Cover bowl with cloth and 1/3 cup honey IVnaliM'; Kalliir. NYl 6 !2 I.;ingcvin. IM) 6. Hlaikman 7 6-H 2tl. I.lovd 4 2-2 III. Luiarlerfinal- March 14 Bo.slon vs. Cincinnati at Tampa. H a.. in cool, dry place or in refrigerator. \guine 10 2-4 23 Kca 1 0-0 2. Nimphius Al Pullman Wash Dave Derosier 136-380, Bill Winnie besides Jill, and said because she let sit until doubled in bulk (about 2 1/3 cup butter or margarine, melted x'l l. II 31. T rapt es( hi'Mi. Was. 16X1, 1) Thiirsdav s Hesulls l::tn p.m Ml teaspoon vanilla Makes about 6 cups. I 1-2 3. .Spanarkel 6 3 3 16 Totals 46 24-32 ‘ leori ia 911 Virginia Tc( h 73 Idaho 14'. Iowa 67 lOTi 144-366, Bill Hanson 147-139-398, Bill hours). Flatten dough in cookie '/■ cup unprocessed bran or wheat viittei NVI 16 39 Bourne. NYI. 17:46 ciiegcin State 70. Pcpi»crdine fl Toronto vs New York (NL) at St. does work and is involved in other Cream butter and sugar until light Set ond pel tod .1. N^' Islanders. Bossy HR , Bradlev Ti Tiilane 61 MacMullen 138-148-384, Ralph Doyer Peti'r.sbiirg. Fla,. 1:30 p.m, Pizza sheet (10 X 12 inches). Spread pizza germ LOS ANGKLRS (116t 'tklalioina 'i| Davton H2 Regional Semilinals things,' she plans a lot of meals and fluffy; add flour and walnuts ■I ipotvip Jonssoni. f 10 4, NV March IR . Minnesota vs. Pitl;ihurgh at Bradenton. sauce over dough to Vz inch from Islandiis Hossv 60 tptilvin; Tonellii. Batnbis 1 1-2 3. Wilkes 9 4-f 22. Abdul- I-ridav s Hesult 137-354, Bruce Fish 364, Dave Fla.. 1 :Xi p.m ahead or delegates work to the fami- and mix well. Reserve Vt cup 1 package dry yeast 1 teaspoon cinnamon PIraHC turn lo page 16 .labhar lo 12-17 :i2. .lohnson 3 !-10 II. Pm due f*. Texas A A M 6h At Provo. I'lah in 31 NY Islanders, Bourne 21 Nixon H 2-2 IH. M Cooper f 0-0 10. Oregon Stale' 8i. Idaho 42 Richards 377, Bob Bonadies 138, Joe St. I^iii': v sD e tro it at Lakeland. Fla.. Kalliii D Sullen. 11.21 6 NY < icorgi'lown .'8, Fresno Stale 40 Desimone 148-378, Dave VanTassell 1 :3m p.nv Islandfis. Hossv 60 iTrollier. Polvinl. LindsbergiT ) 0-0 2 Jordan 1 0-2 2. Semilinals ( hicago (AL) vs. Kansas City at Ft. I 24 I'enaliies B Sutler NYI. 2ffl. Ml \doo : 4 f 14. Me (lee 0 2-2 2 Totals Marc h 22 Regional Final 157-393, Ray P arr 141-384, Al March Z) Movers, Fla.. 1 .10 p.m. ^ lensei* Wa' (served h\ Fiant est hetti). 43 ;m-4f 116 • , At New York New York (AL) vs Texas at Pompano Dallas 26 XI23 .Hr HR HradlA R4 tiklahoma 6R ,\t Provo, Utah Grabinsky 150-379, Bernie Welch 4 2 NorwiHtd. Was minor (game GeorLcIciwn 8). Oregon Slate 4f Hedi. Fla . 1:30 p.m, 1 iis< nndiK 11. 4 2 Veilch. Was (miston- I a >< An-:eles 32:«) 27 27 -116 I'm line 61. ‘ .eorgia 60 136-375, Tom O’Connor 140-384, John rim agn (NL) vs. San Diego at Yuma, Three i*oini goaK Aguirre. Spanarkel Here's another look du( 11.42. Walter. Was (misconduct (. * ham[»ionship Rieder 367, Bob Mike 147-401, Paul \riz . 3:00 p.m. 4 2 Mai uk Was (misi onduet i. 4 2 ; B Fouled out Llovd Tot.'il touts Dallas 31. Marc h 24 San Franc isco vs. Milwaukee at Sun Miller. NYI. m.iior ig.iine misconduct (. Lo'- An;.('le‘; 3| Tet hni» aT-Wilkes. A-- \l New York. 8 ji.m Ford 160-421, Bill Feeley 145, Hank ('lly, Ariz.. 3:00 p.m. t 2 . I'ersson NYI 2:(28 « March 12 Montreal vs Boston al Winter Haven. little dreaming that so many people would be fascinated ' NY Islanders 6-10-10 26 l■ho^P^x 18 24 2f) 2(L-91 At Dniondale. N Y. Fla. “I find I’m doing the same The latest catalogue includes with the idea of actually trying a little turn-of-the- tioalics Washington, .lensen, Parro (iolden Stale 23 27 172»-9f Norlhe.astiTn 6:1, St. Joseph's 62 Kansas CItv vs. Toronto at Dunedin. DALLAS — Chuck Williams thing in the catalogue,” he said. on Food NY Islanders. Melanstm A—If .204 Three-point goals - Dykema. Davis. St, John s 66. Pennsylvania ffi Fla has something in common with everything from a 33.50 set of century culinary extravaganza. T’ouh'd out -Johnson Total fouls--Pho­ Second Round Jack Brickhouse St. Louis vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota. “I make two or three trips to birch pasta forks and a 32.95 How wrong I was! By James Beard Ma. the shoemaker’s child who had no enix X). Golden State 27. TechnieaL- March 13 Europe each year looking for Within two days of the column leaving my desk, I was Syndicated Columnist None A--11.044 Al Charlotte. N,(^ MESA, Aris. (UPI) — The Chicago Cubs Monday announced long­ Chicago iNL) vs. San Diego at Yuma, shoes. mushroom brush to a 3730 elec­ Ariz. items,” he said. “I oversee the besieged with requests for a “working” recipe, as op­ Fight announced North Carolina f2. James Madison fO time, play-by-play announcer Jack Brickhouse has been appointed a His home kitchen contains tric ice cream machine. Memphis St HI, Wake Forest f/, Milwaukee • at San Francisco at photography, cook all the food posed to the rather brief description written by a vice president in charge of special assignments. Scottsdale. Ariz. NEW YORK (UPI) - Undefeated March 14 nearly 25 years worth of that’s photographed, edit the He said one of his trademark professional chef working on that splendid train so ' At l^niondale. N Y. Brickhouse, 66, retired as Cubs* announcer at the end of last season. Seattle vs. Cleveland at Tucson. Ariz. casualties from his highly items — a Christmas wreath heavyweight Greg Page,, ranked No. MOCSTON H17i Villanova 76 Northeastern 72 (30Ti Oakland vs. California at Palm copy — it’s a matter of actually many years ago. ’The ingredients are indeed luxurious, His new job entails work in the community as a liaison for the front Springs. Calif. successful cookware catalogues made of bay leaves — was too 2 in the world by the WBA and No. 3 Haves II T-7 27. Willoughbv 0 0-0 0. Alabama 69 St, John’s 68 talking about the different items but the results are well worth the expense. medium-low heat for 15 minutes. ’The vegetables will Malone H 9-18 3|. Leavcll 12 1-1 2f-. Reid Regional Semifinals office and the Cubs. He also will assist General Manager Dallas New York (AL) vs. Baltimore at — chipped, bent or cracked successful its first year. by the WBC, will fight Jimmy Miami. Fla. and showing how something is .give all the liquid necessary. When the meat registers 7 6-6 20. Murphv 1 0-0 2. I^ault;' 0 (K) 0. March 19 Green in matter concerning the community, the team said. culinary gadgets whose un­ I should mention in passing that the original recipe Young May 2 at an undetermined Henderson ■ 2 3-f 7. Jones 0 0-0 0. At Raleigh. N.C. x-split-sqund done.” The 319.50 wreaths were the calls for putting the fillet into a braising pan, though 120 degrees, remove to a heated platter. Add % cup Ser- site, it was announced Monday by Dunleavv 2 (M) ! Totals 46 24-31 117 Villanova 70. Memphis SLite 66 damaged counterparts sell to in­ He said including his own product of a wine-inspired con­ cial Madeira and bubble briskly for 3 minutes. Taste for (iTAH (ji:i North Carolina 74. Alabama 8) without listing any liquid, which is mystifying. promoter Don King. Regional Final creasingly foo^-conscious recipes in the catalogue helps versation between Williams and seasoning and discard bay leaf. Danticv \\ Kill 33. Poquette R 0-0 16. Americans. However, 80 years ago a heavy, narrow briasing pot of King is considering Louisville, Wilkins i no 2. Green 8 0-0 16. Griffith 19 March 21 sales. A madeleine tin for a florist friend who said he would tin-lined copper, looking very much like a fish poacher, The original recipe directed one to pour the sauce 1-4 Sehaves 0 OO 0. Nicks-2 6-0 4. At Raleigh. N.C. “I don’t have a pot that isn’t Las Vegas and Atlantic City, N.J., North Carolina 70. Villanova 8) making the French cookies make lip any orders that might would have been standard equipment in a professional over the fillet — it would Of course have been strained Wood 0 0-0 0. Hardv 2 1-2 f. Rohinzine 0 out of shap^” Williams said as possible locations for the bout. 00-0 Totals n 12-19 Ilf. Marcel Proust wrote about had trickle in. kitchen. first. You can do this if you wish, but a better plan — to Houston 30 30 28 29-117 Midwest Regional Herald Angle . m n during a recent visit to Dallas Page, 23, a native of Louisville, has First Round The trickle became a flood of If you braise meat on a bed of vegetables in a heavy, my mind — is to transfer the delicious, Madeira-scented I'lah 29372029~lir B UYH IG^ where the four catalogues a year knocked out 16 of his 18 opponents to Three-point goals^ -Dunleavv. Danilov. March H Herald Sports Editor 5,000. airtight pan over a slow fire, you really don’t need any vegetables and meat juice to a food processor and make Fouled out--None. Total louls--Houston Al Tulsa. Okla Earl Yost keeps on top of AUTO REPAIRS • are photographed- a suberb puree to accompany the meat. Service with ar­ date but has not fought since stop­ MnrqueBe 67. Evansville 62 For Christmas 1981 22,000 additional liquid. One still comes across such pans in 17. ITah 28, Terhnieal.^-Leavell. Wilkins. sports in his regular He started his $25 million a tichoke bottoms filled with tiny green peas and some ping Scott LeDoux in the Bahamas, Ctah bent h. A -fjl72 Houston Alcorn St 84 A orders were filled by a English antique shops from time to time, though rarely Dec. 11, 1981. March 12 column, “The Herald year business in 1956 with the sliced, sauteed potatoes. At Dallas H e r e ’s 70employee firm that gathers in French ones. Perchance French pans are still in use! Kansas .Slate 77. Northern Illinois 68 Angle.” on the daily sports ^ WE SERVICE ALL purchase of an ailing hardware When you carve the meat (in generous, half-inch DIAMOND? -store in Sonoma, Calif:, that and wires the leaves. You can use a heavy, oval, enameled cast-iron pan in­ - Boston College 70. Sah Franci.sco 66 pages. 'Home ot Mr Ocodwroncfi GENERAL MOTOR stead — choose one that fits the meat as closely as possi­ slices), you will discover that it is brown at the edges .SAN DIKGO (!«i .Second Round Look In tlio didn’t carry housewares. o n e to tr y Williams said he learned and a glorious, rosy rate within. The pate seems to dis­ Reach agreement Hrooks 3 4-4 10. (Tiambers f 8-12 18. March 13 CARS AND TRUCKS He added a kitchenware cooking from his grandmother, ble to avoid excess evaporation: Whitehead 7 3-6 17. Brogan 6 3-3 If. Hill Al Tulsa. Okla. Make today your day to appear during cooking, lubricating and flavoring the NEW YORK (UPI) - ABC Sports f 2-2 12. Wood 9 3-T 22. Wllcv 2 0-0 4. Houston 78. Tulsa 74 yellow pages • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS department and eventually who operated a family restaurant meat from within. There is absolutely no waste, to this and the National Football League Smith 0 041 0 Totals 37 23-32 98. Missouri 7:1. Marquette 69 browse through the phased out the threaded pipe and By United Press International in Florida where he spent his SAN ANTONIO OOHi March 14 Tenderloin with Pate and Madeira meitingiy tender, juicy little roast which will serve six have reached agreement on a five- Classified Ads ... you’re fo r the • COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS, tools and expanded to seven childhood. Rams 1 00 2. Mitchell II 2-2 24. G. At Dallas sure to find a buy which is Chuck - Williams’ recipe for (based on the 1899 Venice-Simplon-Orient Express people. year contract from 1982-86 during Johnson I no 2. Moore 2 2-4 6. Gervin 13 Kansas Slate ff. Arkan.sas 64 diamond broker. • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS locations — but his retail outlets On a trip to Europe in 1952 he M 27. Bralz f 4-4 14. Olhcrding 3 0-0 6. Boston College 82. DePaul 7T hard to turn down. chocolate madeleines is in his recipe) When your pocketbook has recovered from the inroads which the network will televise the Corzinc 3 3-7 9. Pheglov I OO 2, Banks 6 Regional Semifinals • AUTO PAINTINB still account for only 30 percent became fascinated with Euro­ 2-4 14 Totals 46 14-22 106 Catalog for Cooks for February- Ask your butcher for the center portion of a made upon it by choice beef, Madeira and Perigold Super Bowl for the first time, it was March 19 of-company revenues. The rest is March 1982. pean kitchenware. announced Monday. .San Diego X 3II4 2X-9R At St. Louis CHARSE WITH MASTER CHARSE ‘ from mail orders. tenderloin, consisting of the Chateaubriand, the fillet truffles, try this teriyaki-marinated fillet of beef. It’s San Antonio 27 23 34 22-106 Boston College 69. Kansas Stale ff W cup sifted flour Four years later, he bought the and the tournedo section, trimmed of the thin tip, fat During the five-year period, ABC- Three-point goal—WikmI. Fouled out— Williams-Sonoma was one of delicious either hot or tepid and is ideal for a buffet par­ Houston 79. Missouri 78 FLETCHER GLASS CO. 2 4 HOUR WRECKER SERVIjCE W cup Dutch process cocoa Sonoma store, built cabinets and and any silverly membrane. ’This compact cylinder of TV will present 16 regular season Hrooks. Whitehead. Gervin. Olherding. Regional Final the first retail cookware shops in ty. Serve with rice mixed with chopped, toasted filberts Total louls- San Diego 2l. San Antonio W cup sugar Monday night games and five prime­ March 21 Ofbr 3$ Yeen et tupettiKe M A N C H f I t e r the United Stotes. displays himself and filled the choice meat will weight about 2 W pounds and cost a and sauteed mushrooms, and perhaps some stir-fried 26. Terhniral- Alhcrk. A-8.980 At St. I.«ouis 4 ounces unsalted butter, shelves with his European finds. small fortune. (A more economical alternative is to buy time regular season specials. Houston 99. (loston College 92 Its founder, a slight, softspoken snow peas. A Zinfandel would be a good wine choice. COMPLtTE AUTO GLASS SERVICE man now in his mid-60s, mailed softened Two years later be moved the a whole tenderloin and trim it youself, saving all the WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS 2 eggs, separated | store to San Francisco. extra-lean meat for a fine sauce.) Slice almost in half f j f w o v e o 16 million catalogues last year to 1 teaspoon baking powder FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING He now has four retail outlets lengthwise, but do not sever completely. Fill, sandwich- about 10 million different Pinch of salt | Marinated Fillet of Beef • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS households. ^ in California and one each in fashion, with a layer of Mi-inch thick slices fresh truffle- • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK 1 teaspoon vanilla jextract Dallas, Washington and studded pate de foie gras OR top-quality frech chicken- Combine M: cup olive oil, W cup soy sauce, W cup They feature such functional Beat egg yolks,! sugar and liver pate (about 4 ounces). With the latter filling, and Madeira, 1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger, 1 tablespoon CALDWELL (NL, MC. Bob Worden yet attractive products as flan Minneapolis, all run by [cbuferoni cocoa togetoef until light. Fold in employees. He concentrates on thin slices of Perigord truffle, either fresh or canned, if grated orange or tangerine rind and 1 teaspoon freshly ^AWCHtSTtH 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ rings, springform pans, pudding flour, baking powder and salt, available. Press halves together and tie with kitchen ground black pepper. Marinate a 5pound fillet of beef, mm 1229 MAIN ST. molds, doughnut makers, the mail order business. Plumbing and Heating laBMnitJ AUTO REPAIR then incorporate butter and strii\g at 1-inch intervals. Rub the outside with butter, well-trimmed, in this mixture for 12 hours, turning earthenware pottery, heavy, vanilla. Whisk egg whites to soft Williams attributes the growth Estimate Sadly Given MANCHESTER place oh a rack on a roasting pan and roast in a frequently. When ready to roast, remove and dry well. 1.05* C.O.D. (Commercial & Residential) restaurant-quality pots and pans. . peaks; fold into yolk mixture. of kitchenware sales to such preheated 450Hlegree oven for 10 minutes. Rub meat with 1 tablespoon peanut oil and place on a TEL. 646-6464 “Nobody knew what that stuff Brush mold^ with additional things as exposure to better food In the meantime, heat 1 tablespoon butter in a heavy rack in a roasting pah. Roast at 500 degrees for 10 rUSTRS S STOCK was until Julia Child came melted butter and fill each shell in restaurants, the rise in oval or rectangular casserole that’s just large enough to minutes, then brush well with the marinade. Reduce along,” Williams said. Manchester, Conn. 54 McKEE ST , MANCHESTER .100-V4’’-3/U"-y4"' GMOUAUTY two-thirds full. Bake in 425 restaurant prices that led people hold the meat comfortably, and saute 3 carrots and 2 heat to 400 degrees and roast for another 10 minutes. (Off Center St.) ssM ce nurr$,i He found he could make sales degree oven about 10 to 15 to try fancier cooking at home, onions, finely diced, over gentle heat. Season with salt, Brush again with the marinade. Reduce beat to 350 649-8841 649-8944 ip bis original store as long as he minutes, unUl rise(i and firm. more home entertaining and con­ SBn5iS1S»^^ freshly m ill^ black pepper, a by leaf and W teaspoon degrees and roast for a further 10 minutes, or until meht supplied customers with specific Yield) 22-24 madeleines. cern about good nutrition. dried thyme leaves. Add meat, cover with tinfoil and registers 120' degrees. Rest meat for 5 minutes before ______then the lid (to prevent evaporation) and cook over carving. Serves 10. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 24. 1982 - \ MANCHES’rER HERALD. Wed., March 24, 1982 - 17 Herald Cookshelf Ambassador’s Sensatfonal Ypuf

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SRvor chetoit Thruu trxtviduai Stdaoui thotvet tuned into natural foods should give ihis one a try. noting that these two common foods have a similar l cor^iofn B •yashodowi 4 DKuhai and 4 fip SATEI to^.SoHnTaiM. 2 stalks celery chopped MAKEUP The book contains chapters alMUt a healthier heart, protective effect against blood fats and clotting. Gokton Sirtomnit Frost. co lo rs Anothur <*o«*ar h o ld i 2 oi*calort '/4 green pepper, chopped Odybroc*. Homo Hon and 2 bnuhos lopping it orris a nond-up better digestion, slenderizing naturally, the anti-cancer A sampling of the recipes follows: on 25 pounds of ctGt bluah bruaM IpaM OruFt OTYd Mksry Moodow mirror N o w evorylhfng you n e e d tor b e o iA ' 1 tablespoon sunflower oil ' and 2 spongu tip ctoploatom d o r a n d rughf. is yours a t a n om cum g iv low diet, healthier teeth and gums and many more similar introductory pttcei 2 tablespoons tomato paste topics. 1 teaspoon basil But the recipes are what matters. Molasses Pancakes PWUNA 'k teaspoon oregano The great m ajority can be used by all readers, and, in 1 cup whole wheat flour 'k teaspoon marjoram ORDER FORM addition there arc special recipes and dietary programs High Protdn Hus' '/4 cup bran H alf-fill a large saucepan with water, bring to boil and Total for marcharidise s $ for helping specific problems such as overweight, in­ Itw S-TlEr 1 tablespoon Lecithin granules add macaroni, return to a boil and cook only until MekaupCeee Total for Bbipping & handling $ somnia, and hearing problems. 1 teaspoon baking soda macaroni is still firm to the bite, about 4 to S minutcis. TOTAL ENCLOSED OR CHARGED $ The book is distributed through Prevention Magazine. IVi to 1=V4 cups buttermilk YES1 R u th IDS ______Pollv Bargsn 3-Tler Drain. 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'Str|ke Up the Band' Editor’s note: March is National Nutrition month. By grouping foods into categories, each category hard to obtain from Babies and us from feeling hungry a half hour after a meal!) but of Sucholet is a registered dietician who works as generally comparable in major nutrients, a checklist teenagers are not the only oii«TroMlng this mineral — all the food groups, use them sparingly. Fund gets $200 donation a clinical dietician at Manchester Memorial. Hospital. may be made as an aid to planning a sound diet. A “well- adults require calcium to maintain strong bone struc­ balanced” diet is one in which a person's total food in­ ture to rally against the degenerative changes of later The Prescription '84 Building Fund drive of is ih full production By Mary G. Sucholet take for the day includes several servings from each life. Manchester Memorial Hospital has received a $200 Registered Dietician food category. 4) Fruits — to supply vitamins A and C, but par­ THE NAffll TO EEfflEltlBER donation from the Manchester Chapter of UNICO ANOTHER Though the total servings vary with a person's own ticularly to provide a natural sweet talste. Buy them in Editor’s notje; This been laid up with a back As Americans, we enjoy the most abundant and National. problem, and Sam Felice is REMINDER; final pay­ requirements for calories and/or nutrients, the variety season, enjoy the summer's bounty, but appreciate the •fv. column Is prepared by the ment is now due for obr heterogeneous marketbasket of food the world has of foods eaten daily should include selections from:. technically-advanced methods of food preservation staff of the Manchester still recuperating at his ;khown. Scouts on cable TV home. Cheer them up with Penn Dutch trip. We will 1) Whole-grain and enriched breads, cereals, and enabling us to savor the “just-picked" flavor of fruit all Senior Center. It appears have another registration .With all our “nourishment prosperity,’Mwwever, we grain products — to supply energy, B-vitamins, iron, winter long. Choose them for desserts and snacks rather The Girl Scouts breakfast of March 7 and the 20th on Wednesdays ahd Satur­ a card. for Wildwood, Monday a( ? remain a nation of nutritional ignorantsTperhaps our and fiber. than the expensive, sugar-laden confections offering lit­ birthday party of the Girl ScouU will be shown on Cable days. I a.m. fast-moving, ever-changing social climate is partly 2) Meats, poultry, eggs, legumes, and fish — for pro­ tle else than calories. d V k u M s SfMW JOE IS STILL in need responsible. As more women enter the workforce, TV Channel 13 on March 28 at S p.m„ March 29 at 10 By Gloria Bentlon of plant containers. Just tein vital to maintain muscle mass and tissue. Don't go 5) Vegetables — supplying B-vitamins (vitamins A ROUTE 83. VERNON. CONN. a m. and 7 p.m., March 31 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Setback scores for this -nourishing home-cooked meals are becoming vestiges of and C if brightly-colored) and lots of satisfying, good- Activities Specialist bring them into the office. overboard, however — most of us consume much more April 2 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. past Friday: Archie -a more leisurely past. Supermarkets are filled with con­ for-the-digestive-tract fiber or "roughage” . Steam iO ppo titt QuoHty inrtt MM919 Hi, everyone! We still have a few Houghtaling, '132; Helen protein than what we actually require. Keep the meat venience items portion of your meals moderate. them lightly or enjoy thorn raw for best nutrition. HOURS: Mon.. T u m . & Wod. 10 to 5 :» Oiir show “Strike Up the openings for our trip to Silver, 128; Ann Fisher, Thufi, & Ffi. 10 to 9: S t . 9:30 m B:3P ^ designed to 3) Milk, cheese, and yogurt — providing the calcium 6) Fats.oils, and nuts--necessary for satiety (to keep Volunteer salute set Band” is realit in full Radio City to see Encore 127; Frank Beccio, 126; shorten food m :-rm for May 17. The cost is A salute to volunteers will be observed on "Volunteer production how hnd soun­ Bob Schubert, 125; Maljel preparation $24.50. Day" April 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Old SUte ding better every week, Loomis, 123; Arvid Peter­ time. 'nckets are beginning to This Thursday we will son, 123; Marge Reed, 122; House lawn, 800 Main St. in Hartford. celebrate Irish Day with Many The program will feature messages from state and move but we still need Joe Peretto, 122; Vic nutritious foods more effort on the part of corned beef and cabbage T u rq k , 119; Ann5;e federal officials as well as presentations and perfor­ along with a lot of Irish generally the seniors to sell them. Johnston, 119; Floyd PoSt, regarded as in­ mances by volunteer arts groups. Citfif - We are spoiled, you entertainment. The event is free and open to the public. Participants 119; Violet Dion, 119. :• expensive SUPER COUPON SUPER COUPON SUPER C0UP0M)j know, because we are used Also, on Thursday we means of iC E E must sign up by March 31. Pinochle scores this p^it WITH THIS COUPON i '7 SO PU RCH AS E' AP-2 603 WITHTHISCOUPONA'TSOPURCHASC* AP-3 607^ WITH THIS COUPOfl« ‘7 SO PURCHASC ‘ AP-2 604^ to playing before a full will have the Legal Aid feeding a hungry 51W house. Seniors Who have here from 10 a.m. to noon. Monday: Elsa Lenhardt, IN OU. OR WATER REAL FLAVORFUL Poetry contest planned 849; Gert McKay, 800; Carl family — peanut CLIP and REDEEM helped in the past to set up Medicare assistance will butter and fresh A&P Chunk Neumann’s Tetley Tea these { ‘|2 9 the stage sceneiy, please be available from .1 to 3 Popple, 794; Hefb 6V2«0Z. qu«r1 lOOct. Goblets, a magazine of poetry and art, invites area Herald photo by Tarquinlo fish, for exam­ Light Tuna c«n contact Howard Miller. p.m. today. Laquerre, 789; A* SUPER COUPONS m Mayonnaise i*f Bags pkg. residents to enter a poetry contest. Three cash prices of C hellm an, 787; Ruth ple — are now *f zctipl RBfniPrehibiltU 6y Law 'E ic a p I Hams Prolwbrtad By Law They plan to setup on Mon­ Our March birthday par­ Liml Ona Coupon P«« F*nuly VbM LhimI Ona Coupon Par Famdy Valid LWHt Orta Coupon Par Famiiy Vahd I $7Fi, OSO and 025 will be offered as well as ttvo honorable considered L March 21-27U). IM2at SlotM LialadBakm ty will be held on Monday Search, 782; Art Bouffard, LMarch2t-27lh. IM2atS4ort»LiMadBatow March2t-27th tM:atStora«li»tadBatow mention awards. The contest closes September 1. Cancer alert day morning at 9 a.m. on luxury foods due April 19. Needed are after lunch. Anyone having 771; Robert Schubert, 767; For additional information contact “Goblets" con­ John Gaily, 762; Rene to exorbitant miniature Christmas a birthday in March call in price increases. test, P.O. Box 6234, Wilmington, Del. 19804. Include a Linda Borglda from the Manchester Chapter 6t the American Cancer and give us your name and Malre, 757; M argaret lighu. This Suhday, the Q StaJnless Steel p fo fM B to n a l Blyto stamped business size envelope. Society gives literature to Mary Ellen Kaplan at the group’s breakfast on Wright, 754; Andy Noske, All of this rehearsal will S|tart at 2 date. leads to confu­ Tuesday. The program, which stresses women's cancer awareness, will p.m. with the chorus Golfers wishing to par­ 754; Paul Ottone, 753; Anne Gourmet Cutlery Dinner-dance slated be repeated Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Shop-Rite community room, Husarik, 750.' sion and anxiety DOUBLE TNS WEEK'SER'SFFATUfW' FEATURE' ______Ig.____ meeting between 3 and 5 ticipate in our golf league, when a sincere ITEMS ON SALE EVERY WEEK there is a very important Mary G. Sucholet 8" Butcher Knife StaakKnrfa Anglar SlaahKmla The Manchester Power Squadron has scheduled its an­ 587 E. Middle Turnpike. p.m. i attempt is made 7 0 ( Cutlary Block Block I love to h ea r our meeting scheduled for $ 2 ^ 9 $|M $3aa nual Change of Watch' Dinner Dance in honor of Com­ Oswald Jacoby and Alan to eat well and sensibly. To compound the dilemma, a mander Paul Emerson of 32 McCann Drive and the new orchestra rehearsal on Monday at 7 p.m. Items on wealth of advice is spewed forth daily from the media COUPONS Thursday mornings but the agenda will be the elec­ Sontag write about bridge THIS WEEK FEATURING VOLUMES 15 & 161 bridge on April 3 at 7 p.m. at Willie's Steak House, 444 . about what or what not to eat. How can you be sure that Redeem All Manufacturer^' Cents-Off . Each of IhaM advtrltttd Mams is roqutrtd lo bo roadily availabfo for miss two of our regular tion of officers, selection of — every day on the comics I Mfa if or balow iha Advartisad prict m aach A4P Stora, axcapt at Center St. you are choosing and preparing the best foods for Coupons For Double Their Value! spacifically nolad m this ad Births players. Our |popular course, and when the page of The Manchester ) The Manchester Power Squadron is a unit of the ' yourself and your family? OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 27TH, 1982. CAPTURE "-rs: United States Power Squadron, a fraternal boating club drummer. Art McKay, has league will be starting. Herald. The N ew Funk t Wagnells dedicated to safe boating through education. WE REALLY DON'T know what'an “ideal” diet (See Details in Store). Illustrated Wildlife Encyclopedia pnay be for everyone, though nutritional research is con- h M pannarkal pncaa Volume 1 only 99* Vols.2-24on/r*2** S rh a 'Ile r, E m ily Windemere St. His pater- Feeding Hills, Maas.; and ; tlhuousjy gathering more precise information concer- Elizabeih, daughter of nal grandmother is Svea Elizabeth Wry of Clifton, ning^d^ific nutrient requirements. What is known, WE WATCH OUR I Meat Specials ^ Kenneth R. and June Berlin of 53 Walker St. He N.J. He has two brothers, ' however, is no one single food suffices to provide all the r O T Meat Specials ^ Our P’s Mean Low Prices Service Notes DeSimone Schaller of 210 has three brothers, Chris- Brian, 9; and a sister ; nutrients necessary to insure an adequate diet. Most P*8andQ*8 FRESH GROUND BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER Our Q’s Mean High Quality Eldridge St., was born tian, 10; Benjamin, 7; and Corey, 5. ; foods contain more than one nutrient, but your body March 12 in Manchester Adam, 4. M ro a e k , V ir g in ia ; needs about 40 different ones to stay healthy. Meat Specials Jm te a t S p e c ia ls M Memorial Hospital. Her H arahin, Erin Allyaon, daughter of Ground London Broil Rolfe joins Air Force maternal grandparents are MirhelU-, daughter of Paul George and Cheryl Higgins BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-10 TO 22 LBS Mr. and Mrs. T ^ Holyst of and Marie Loomis Harabin Mrosek Jr. of — 51 -Pearl — St. Beef Steaks Daniel R. Rolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rolfe of Bristol. Her paternal jr,, of 50 Dougherty St. Tolland St.. East Hartford, formerly of 78 Forest St., was horn March 13 at Assorted Whole grandparents are Mr. and vvas born March 14 at Manchester Memorial Menus recently enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. „ , , . Mrs. Raymond Schaller of M anchester Memorial The 1982 graduate of East Hartford High School is Hospital. Her maternal 340 Lydall St. Her mater- Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Jean Pork Chops 199 Top Rounds scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air nal great grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and Where can I find Chasse of South Windsor. Force Base near San Antonio, Texas, on September 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Edward Morgan of 3-lb Pkg Her paternal grandparents Bolton Pack.iqe Conlams or More He will receive training in the mechanical career Adams of Bristol. She has a Balto, Md. Her paternal 1 ” are Mr, and Mrs. George ' The following meals will be served at Bolton L(ju;*l Amountb nl 189 field. brother Matthew, 3. grandparents are Mr. ahd Mrosek of 109 Waranoke CpniofCu! Bl.idP Farrand, Kerry Ann, answeistoniy Elementary-Center Schools the week of March 29 I nd Sifinin Mrs. Paul Harabin Sr. of Custom Cut I Road. Her maternal great through April 2: daughter of Leonard C. and Elmira, N.Y. She has a End Chons lo Order H lb. grandmother is Jena Monday: Tacos, lettuce and tomato, com chips, 1“ A AP Butcher Shop Susan Maheuso Farrand of brother Paul, 2, and a Higgins. Her paternal FftfSH-FOBMERLY GROUND CHUCK BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR 192 Hilliard St., was bom sister Cindy, 7. cookie and applesauce. Lean Ground Beef 1” Shoulder Roasts „ r Honor Rolls great grandmothers are Tuesday: Eggsalad or tuna sandwiches, french fries, March 13 at Manchester Wry, Benjamin Ethel Woods and Katherine BEEF BRtSKETS.BONELESS-UNTfttMMED-8 TO 10 BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS Memorial Hospital. Her MIrharl, son of William V, - Ll pickle chips, fruit. —AAP Variety Alaat Shop— Mrosek. She has a sister. r; - ‘n fr Wednesday: Shells and meatsauce, Italian bread, W h o le B e e f B ris k e ts .1” Blade Steaks . 2 ’ » —A4P Butcher Shop— maternal grandparents are and Judith Bertelli Wry Jr. •CCF.CNUCt(^LeAN‘» 0 $«LESS BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS Holly Jane. 'buttered com, fruit cup. - U.S.DJL INSPECTED BEEF ROUNQ-BONELESS Lillian I. Wright of of 151 Briarwood Drive Beef for Stew I" Cube Steaks . 2 " Manchester and Rosario A. Pulka, Alliaon Lynn, Thursday: ^ u if juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed was born March 10 at Fresh Chicken -ASP Lenten Seafood Shop- Top Round St, James School Mancuso of Blast Hartford. Manchester Memorial daughter of Ray M. and salad, choice of dressing, fruited jello with topping. 54b.Pkg. Fmh fhh Aesdsbh Wsdnndsr fhru Safurday Friday: Fish and cheese sandwich, tartar sauce, cole or More Her paternal grandparents Heidi Jurovaty Palka of 307 Legs FRESH-CENTER CUTS FRESH COO OR Roasts Hospital. His maternal slaw, french fries, gingerbread with topping. The honor roll for St. Patricia Prentice. John Ryan, are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard grandparents are Mr. and W. Main St., Amston, was FRESH-MnED FinEX PUTS C o d S te a k s 2 ” Scrod Fillets ,.2‘ * BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Michael Sipples. Denise Stockman. James School has been an­ born Feb. 24 at Manchester Box-O-Chicken FRESH-RED FRESH Top Round Steaks Grade 6. High honors: Kimberly Farrand of 188 Hilliard St. Mrs. Angelo Bertelli of nounced for the second Amenta. Melissa Carroll. Debra Sinnamon, Christina Clifton, N.J. His paternal Memorial Hospital. Her Coventry U.S.DAMSPECTEO Snapper Fillets 2*" Flounder Fillets BEEF ROUND-BONELESS trimester. Dalessio. Elizabeth Dunn, Elizabeili, daughter of maternal grandpar^ts are A: Fresh Chicken Breasts QUICK FROZEN-SALAD SIZE 6 uiCK FROZEN-CRUNCHY (FH.LETS-12-OZ -1 59l Top Round London Broil grandparents are Mr. and Grade 8: High honors. Imelda Kathleen Gillespie, Simone Janet and EMward Jurova- t2»A' B e e f L iv e r Margaret Caffrey. James Carroll. 14b 179 Hemlock St., was born dover. Her maternal great­ Atthespecial HKISHME FA M i-tC ^ -Z n LB. Jeffrey Dimmock. Louise Wertenbach. mothers are Valeria Monday: Junior Mac (cheese, pickle, lettuce, special Fried Clams P C o d F ille ts pkg 1 SlICEO Michaud. Karen Patapehuk. Grade 6. General honors: Robert March 16 at Manchester Bertelli of Holyoke, Mass.; grandmother is Clara sauce), potato, chilled peaches, milk. P o ls k a K ie lb a s a Ann Page Bacon James Powers. Mary Prior. Lisa Fiske. Joseph Lajoie, Mary Memorial Hospital. Her Angela Passerini of Heimer, East Hartford. Putnam. Victor Serrambana. Katherine O'Toole. Christine Tuesday: Chicken in a basket with fries, roll, JUMK)>BCEF-1-LB. PKO.-1 .M BEEF-1-LB.PKO.-I 49 Prevosl. Arthur Spaulding. maternal grandparents are applesauce, milk. Kahn’S Meat Franks A&P Meat Franks Elizabeth Tan M r. and Mrs. John IM s e m in a r Grade 8; G eneral honors: Micheline Stephens. Wednesday: Lasagne, green beans, garlic bread, fmit SUCEt>-SPCCIAL CUT Oft MAPLE CURED SLICEDrBEEF-l-LB PKG-1.69 Stephen Busemeyer. Michelle Grade 5; High honors: Janet loakimides of Greece. Her . .199 cup, milk Colonial Bacon A&P Meat Bologna I I DiGregoriq. Julie Falkowski. Burke. Thomas Carlson. paternal grandparents gre MilK DrOVlCl0S SOQIUm ' Separate menus will be availabie during the month of Christopher Helln. Elizabeth Alexander Eitel, Kristina, Mr. and Mrs. William Sin- . Nitschke. Elazaqui. Michele Gagnon. Ana fro m April. Menus for April 1 and 2 at Nathan Hale and Grade 7. High honors; Catherine Guavara. Edwin Keener. Meggan namon of 29 Bigelow St. CHICAGO (UPI) — A long-term study of Infant nutri-, Robertson Schools are as follows: r f E E NBA Specials Deli Specials* V Casale. Rita Duchesneau. Patricia Melody. Theresa Riley., Her maternal great grand- tion indicates milk and milk products alone provide Grade 5. General honors: Scott Thursday: Hot dog on a roll, baked beans, cole slaw, Eitel. Melissa Favry, Heather parents are Sophia enough sodium to meet the recommended level of intake harvest cup cake with topping, milk. Crest Cooked Harrington, Lynn Hebert, Aldo Altrui, Kathleen Bator. Robin Haralambides and for infants up to 18 months old. Kusmik. Katheryn LaFontana. Jon Buckley. Aureen Cyr, Jennifer tte Savinas Bank Friday: Juice, meat and cheese pizza or hot dog on a Researchers David L. Yeung, Jacquelyn Hall, Marie Toothpaste Ham Rooney. Erwin Tan. Donna DeMarco. Jennifer Docherty. An­ Theothosia loakimidou of roll, tossed salad, fmit, milk. FARMFRESH-CRiSP NATURAL SUGAR SWEET (HALVES 55* LB.) Thibodeau. drew Marsh. Scott Stezler, Kevin Greece. Hdr paternal great Leung and Murray D. Pennell found sodium intake from Travis. Gregory Allaire. David The following meals will be served at (Coventry Gram­ 2 19 Grade 7. G eneral honors: grandparents are Maria homemade baby foods was relatively low for 6-to 8- mar School April 1 and 2: Pascal 6 8 ^ Jrapical Kathryn DeMarco. John Nitschke, Lavoie. Sinnamon of Manchester month-olds but increased sharply from 8 months la r g e •h o^f Manenester. Thursday: Soup, grilled cheese sandwich, potato 2 1 3 Celery stalk Pineapples and Mr. and Mrs. Scott onward. chips, vegetable sticks, fmited jello, milk. CAK.FORNIA TENDER CRISP RED OR FOR LENTEN MEAIS-CAUFORNIAJUK Alford of Middlefield. She The researchers attributed the increase to the use'of Friday: Pepperoni or meatless pizza or hot dog on a Assumption Junior High has a sister, Marla Sophia, table foods prepared for consumption by all members of G re e n L e a f L e ttu c e DO^ Large Lemons 5«9y *lnSlorMWlthO«li roll, green beans, fresh fruit, milk. ANTTPERSPIfUNT DEODORANT 2. the household. P l^ to attend our Individual ^tirement ruiLurviiMnNhANUNUiHiiiUNFULL OF VITAMINS AND NUTRITION U S NO l-PftEMHJM SELECT RUSSET STORE SLICED>COOKED Assumption Junior High fin. Jonathan Hensel. JilLHolmes, Glode, Trevor Ray­ The results of their research are reported In the ' Secret 19 Bunch Beets or Carrots bonc>.Do^ Baking Potatoes . 3 8 ^ Roast David Kuezek. Richard McCor­ mond, son of Raymond March Issue of the Journal of The American Dietetic Accotuit seminar and let Kay Bergin, former Con­ School has announced its mick. Diane McDonnell, Mark Manchester . Solid honor roll for the second and Ann Leikkanen Glode Association. The study was made in Montrral ahd Reef Milewski. necticut D ^uty Banking Commissioner, t i ^ your FOR BCHMCIN- A BEHAVM' HAM ■Grocery Specials^ semester. Gregory Palms, Michael Petruc- of 72 Buckboard Lane in Toronto, Canada. Cafeteria menus which will be served March 29 STORE SLICEO ci, David Price, Jeffrey Rhoades, Marlborough was born Aniihal studies have led to speculation that some IRA questions mto answers. An open question and through April 2 in Manchester schools are as follows: Pert Shampoo Old Heidelherg Bologna J High Honors James Shea. Kathleen Slane, March 16 in Manchester humans are especially sensitive to high salt intake. If answer js^sion v ^ follow Ms. Bergin’s talk and Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on roll, french fries, cole BEAUTY LOTXM DEL MONTE SALE! ZOTTS BAVARIAN Robin Swetz. Chris Uriano. Oils & Aloe Grade 6; Lynn Adams, HeaUier Grade 7: Mary Aitken, Rachel Memorial Hospital. His there are such individuals, the researchers say, high refireshinents will be served. slaw, milk, mixed fmit. Yellow Cling Peaches- • Lite Fruit Cocktail Swiss Cheese .2 Brown. Gary Brugnetti. Anthony Begin, Terri Botticelli. Kara Bow­ maternal grandfather is salt intake in infancy might predispose them to Tuesday: Chicken salad on roll, macaroni salad, apple HANOY 4 PACK Sliceri or Halves • Lite Pear Halves. Sliced Peaches Falcetta. Lynn Ferraris, Catherine man. Kenneth Carrion, Thomas Jake Leikkanen of hypertension, or high blood pressure, later in life. 'Vbu’U also receive a free copy of the 40 page juice, cranberry sauce, milk, peach crisp. A&P Sponges Potato Salad «>d 9^ Foley. Charles Holcomb, Carla Chlupsa, Lori Cinciva, Lynn Cin- Fitchburg, Mass.; and his In d ivid ^ Retirement Answers Imdbook, written Wednesday: Hamburg with gravy on whipped potato, Kohler. Denise Lavoie. David civa, Jorge DaCosta, Patricia paternal grandparents are Rusezyk, Nora Schwarz, Jennifer Evans buttered peas, bread, butter, milk, chilled pears. Dairy Specials Frozen SpecialsV Wolk. Heather Francis, Sean Kean, Mr. and Mrs. Charles by I^yj Bergin, exclusively for the Savings Bank of Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad; 7 9 ' 6 9 1 Grade 7: David Anderson, Jennifer Klein. Christine Lynch, Glode of 1693 Tolland Turn­ Manch^er. bread, butter, milk, choice of fruit. Minute Maid Pineapple Juice 8 9 ' Pineapple Grapefruit Drink 89' Courtney Baker. MaryBeth Daly. Ian Kleinhen. Kathleen Pillion, pike. His paternal great ' Quarantoad Friday: Tomato soup, toasted cheese sandwich, Orange Christopher Greene, Stanley Joseph Reilly, Joanne Sebauster, pt a question about IRAs? Come to our IRA Swetz, Steven White. Nancy Sulick, Jennifer Tierney. grandmother is Mary vegetable sticks, milk, peanut butter brownid. Orange Juice Juice Grade 8: Carolyn Black. Douglas Kathleen Tracy. DeSkis of Shrewsbury, DiMKIlY eiEANINa seimna|r for answers. SNACK TREAT ANN PAGE Bussa, Thomas Donnelly. Tara Grade 8: Marjorie Alexander, Mass. #NO atirWtoga. Johnson. Traci Kosak. Stephen Collatxl. Kristine ColleUi, Carlson, David aaqu arad a Even Hamlinss Sunshine Canned Steven Coughlin, Karen Ctombie, RHAM drew, son of Kent and ^ s Toksdown a Ro-H tne 8a rv lo i'] 6 9 1 ! 17<*. 8 9 1 Honors Joanne Crosby, Lisa DaCosta, Bar­ Tiiiie:< Cheez-its Vegetables I CARS Grade 6: Anthony Achilli, Erik bara Gess, Amy Glover, Karen Alice Caaella Carlson of The following meals will be served at RHAM High Bader, Michael Begley. Katherine Halpryn. 970 Avery St. In South 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 30 School during the week of March 29 through April 2: Wise Potato Chips Prince Spaghetti • ZHI wta Benson, Ronan Campbell. Andre Coreen. Hamill, Dana Hun­ Monday: Dough boy, baked beans, carrots, pudding. SMALL OR LAME CURD ^4V)«t. REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT Windsor was born March tza-oiM H o s te s s C u p c a k e s M u s h re e m s Sl«in« i PwcM ■ cant I Carrion. Matthew Cbmielecki, tington, Paul Lantieri. Christa 'Tuesday: No lunch served. 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. 'r MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 24, 1982 - 21 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24. 1982 Mafia hitman > Potty Duke takes a back seat Wednesday TV ^P E O P LE PHIL R0 URA«T 0 M POSTER 'good friends' while 10‘year-old son acts eVCNINO ($)(?)(I)9 9 0 M N«w> EXCLUSIVE! (|l C>i«rll«’t Ang«l« Wednesday By Dick Kleiner appears to be on a par with (I) HawillFlys.O with the judge IR) NHL Hockay (Contlnuaa From HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - that of the great Swedish Daytlrn*) Washington Capitals va director. Now York lalandara (R> Among the players in the U t ly , Tha OlngaHng Lynx Part COMPTON Calif. (UPI) — Confessed Mafia hitman TV movie “The Rules of He kept emphasising I. Aladena “Jimmy the Weasel” Fratianno, a key witness;, how fast it was being shot, 91) Dr. Scott On Habrawa (Conllr»* ■flyirt's first ladies: Will Jihan overshadow aay dlliers? Marriage,” which is uaaFrom DayUrna) in the record $522 million libel suit against Penthouse currently being filmed, is a but they still had a lot of (2D NawaWorld News highlights via “ She’s another Jackie Kennedy, Lady always been in the shadow of the Sadats. magazine, says he is a good friend of the judge hearing , 10-year-old boy. According time between takes. aatallile talecaats from around tha But Mrs. Mubarak is trying to follow in Liz spent hers ducking world. Sarah Purcell (I.) and Skip Bird Johnson and Rosalynn Carter rol­ the tridl * to the rules regarding ^ Voyaga Jihan’s footsteps studying at outside, sitting on a rock Stephenson (r.) will be part of led into one, and she’ll always be the “He never admitted he knew me,” Fratianno snW; working with children, the O Jaflaraona(Captlonad) American University in Cairo and work­ Tuesday. “I don’t know why he didn’t disqualify himself and doing the New York- ^ Jim Rockford: Privata the 90-minute salute to New . first lady of Egypt,” said the high- child must be accompanied Invaatlsator ranking American diplomat about lovely ing with handicapped children. Like Times Sunday crossword York City on a special edition of (from the Penthouse trial).” j j ^ by a guardian and almost (IT) It’aEvarybody’aBualnass I^EAL PEOPLE, airing Wednes­ Jihan Sadat, 46-year-old widow of Jihan, she is ignoring Islamic protests puzzle, using a piece of 0:30 Superior Court Judge Kenneth W. Gale conceded he ^ always that guardian is the day. March 24 on NBC. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. that she should slay at home. plywood as a desk. It ( D CBONawa knew Fratianno 0®NBCNawa CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Mrs. Mubarak, however, has yet to 1 "mother. That is true in this § “ Egypt can’t have two first ladies, but through the mob . case. turned out to be her o/wn (D) Nightly BualnaaaRaport Mrs. Sadat will always overshadow any develop Jihan’s worldwide contacts and plywood, just the right s;ize Bob Nawhart Show friendships. It was Jihan who convinced figure’s second ■ " And there she was, the 0:65 others because she’s like a young wife, the former mother of the boy, sitting for the Times puzzle, and ,(0 Nawa Eleanor Roosevelt. She’ll always be in Frank Sinatra to stage a benefit under Jean Gearin, be she brings it with her 6:60 the forefront of the cultural revolution the Pyramids, and Jihan initialed con­ Trjuietly in the mobile home whenever she goes to work. <90 Good Nawabraak tacts with American doctors to in- had represented &e production company 7:00 of Egypt unless things are made so dif­ in legal matters Gould was spending .his J ^ 8 Naws ficult for her that she has to leave,” ^iroduce new medical facilities in Cairo. provided. This particular off-camera moments doing D® M.A•A.S.H. b e fo re he . Jupp«tShow She is also negotiating for the building mother, however, was C 1962 Compulog Another American diplomat, who became a judge. the thing he enoys most — ABCN«wb served under Richard Nixon, recalled: of two hospitals for brain-damaged probably as well known as talking. He said that he ^ You Atktd For It children — one in Israel (Haifa), the But he denied the stars of the film. (!D ESPN's SporttForum- “ When Sadat first came into power, he having a “per­ liked to get out as often as Wodnosday Edition was given a fating of 2 on a scale of I to other in Egypt (Cairo). This was Patty Duke he could to walk around ithe (!D Lofty. ThoDIngalIng Lynx Part Soon, America’s eminent Dr. Howard sonal Astln, the mother of Sean II. 10. Nobody expected great things of city and meet people and ^ 9 9 Dynaaty special events in the entertainment 3:00 Rusk, will help Jihan develop an in­ relationship” Astin, who is working in (9) Faitlval Of Faith GD All Night Weather Service him. It was his wife who helped him talk to them, one on one. ® Supar Pay Cards Legendary Pocket BIMlerd world. stitute for the handicapped in Egypt. with Fratianno ‘“rhe Rules of Marriage” Stera Minnesota Fats va U.J. 92) Entertainment Tonight Cf) Movie-(Weelern)**‘i "Ride make the great moves and decisions. (2D Monsyllns From New York. Ihs Beyond Vengeance" 1966 “My son’s mother Cijin’t onlynightlytsiscsitofitskind-world Puckett 1:05 She’s a strong woman and gave the Though she is now a private person, and he called the with Elizabeth Michael Rennie. Chuck Connors. do that,” he said, referiring sconomlct and finsnclsl news. Wall (R) Movie -(Drama) •••• "Eyewll- C9) Charlie Rose Show Islamic woman new status.” Jihan Sadat is still taking the lead in car­ underworld Montgomery and Elliott neaa"1981 WilliamHurt. Sigourney 1:10 Returningtohiswlfeafter 11 years,a to his ex-wife, Barbra Street trends and expert commen­ bullalohunter is altacked.-robbed rying out programs. Even if it means fig u re a tary from respected tinenciel Weaver. A glamorouateleviaion (89 USAF Religious Film The new president of Egypt, Hosni Gould. She is here strictly Streisand. “Jason is 15 reporter becomes romantic ally 1:16 and branded. (1 19mine.) Mubarak, and his wife, Suzan, 39, have taking the spotlight from Mrs. Mubarak. Suzan Mubarak: Following Jihan namedropper. as mother-of-the-chlld, and enetyele. (ID E8PN'e8porteForum(R) Jihan Sadat: Still taking the lead now, and he’s very in­ (22) Newt involved with a young man who may (2DMovie -(Documentary) *** Fratianno said __she is carefully staying out Patty Duke Astln cares for her son, Sean, on O Movie -(Dramii)...... Battle* have witnessed a murder. (Rated R) "JIml Hendrix" 1973 Jimi Hendrix. Qunemoke terested in music and fillm. ground" 1949 VenJohnson. James M03mins.) Mick Jagger. Documentary on the ® Movie -(Documentary) *•* Gale had eaten —i f the way. the set of “The Rules of Marriage,” In which "JIml Hendrix" 1973 Jimi Hendrix. And I have two youn|?er Whitmore. Stofy of the men of the <29 <8i <99 Q u in c y A w o m a n ' s late rock guitarist includes dinner at his abnormal tear of leaving her home performance footage of his Mick Jagger. Documentary on the — “I have been here,” she Sean — but not mom — has a role. “I’m children, Molly, who is 11, 10 let AirporneDIvision'E'Company Swrprisel lartha Kitt house and Gale said, "for the entire and the historic‘Battle of the Bulge.’ may prove fatal to her when, after appearances at Woodstock and the late rock guitarist includes going crazy because I have nothing to do," and Sam, who is 9, and the witnessing a slaying, she becomes Monterey Pop Festival (Rated R) performance footage of his had once « h r e .) appearances at Woodstock and the purrs over Ruaganomics shooting schedule. I have says Mrs. Astin, a former child star herself. three are all very close.” <2$ PortrelteInPaatel thekiller'stsrget yetrefusestoleave (lOSmins.) “helped get me <20 Entertainment Tonight her home. (60 mine.) < 1:30 Monterey Pop Festival (Rated R) looked after Sean, made Gould said that this part (2D Freeman Reports Today's (.8) Love American style (90 mins.) President Reagan has been zonked in many circles for his out of jail.” (87) Over E asy ‘Middle-Aged “JIMMY THE WEASEL" sure that he went to his — a husband involved in a Children'Hoale: Mary Martin and Jim' newsmakers tonight, live from (2D Moscow Live 3:30 I’m a great fan of Ella Fitzgerald. Does she still tour the Remember Tommy Steele, who played the singing and budget cuts, but he has picked up support from an unlikely Fratianno said anywhere In the world, with 92 Twilight Zone (!D NCAA Division II W omen's ... key libel witness classes, had him on the set said, “but as soon as he is Liz Montgomery described marital break-up — is one Hertz. (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) BasketballChamplonshIpFrom dancing leprechaun In the film “ Flnlan’s Rainbow” with 7:29 award-winning interviewer Send! 1:35 country doing concerts?—B.H., Plattsmouth,-Neb. source. Sultry singer Eartha Kill, who has belted out pro­ before Gale was on time, all that. And I love ask ^ tq do something for as “just a shack,” but it ^ringfield. MA (R) Fred Astaire? What happened to him?—S.C., Omaha, he’s done often before. B ut, (90 Dally Numbers Freeman. Special call-in number C9) News-Weather' You’ve gotta be kidding! Ella is one of the great tourists tests to other administrations, appointed to the my son very much — but no school, suddenly he can't was for sale with a $1.25 allows national TV audience to 1:40 (2D Real Picture! A pictoral look at he says, the scrip by 7:30 the besi picture stories from the of the 20th century. For example, Fitzgerald will be appear­ Neb. says we’ve “ got to give the Presi­ bench in 1978 by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., the (9) PM Magazine participate. (9) Moment Of Meditation more! This is the last time. remember.” million price tag. Reginald Rose sets is 90 Odd Couple 1:46 24-hour CNN day. ing at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas March 22, the Fairmont The nearest we can learn on Steele’s whereabouts is that dent time to get his program on mobster asked then-attorney Gale to represent him. (S) All In Tha Family 3:46 I am going crazy because I Teacher and pupil came “The Rules of Marriage” apart. You Asked For It 10:30 (R) M ovie-(Drem e) ••Vi "T h e in San Francisco on April 14, throughout Europe during he’s back in his native England doing his thing in nightclubs its feet.” “We’re good friends,” the admitted underworld) CD College Baeketball National Postmen Always RingeTwIce' ®)Movle-(Comedy)*'* "Any Which have nothing to do. back, heading for the is yet another in the steady ^ Family Feud WeyYouCan" 1980 C lin t and television. He was a big hit on the Broadway stage ‘Tve never played a hius- ^ Entertainment Tonight Invitational Tournament Final Round 1961 Jack Nicholson. Jeseice early May and Princeton University in New Jersey on May In between singing engage­ executioner said Tuesday. “My wife has known him for “I answer phone calls. I onslaught of stories about Eastwood.Sondra Locke.A several years back with “ Half a Sixpence,” and why some classroom set up in the band with this reality,” he ^ SportsCantar (Delayed Broedceet) Lange. A drifter end a young women, 22. She lours approximately 30 to 35 weeks a year, and ments, Kitt suggested that years. read. I look over scripts the break-up of a ® (ED Elizabeth A promising young paeelonately in love, plot to kill her brawler's reputation spreads cross producer hasn’t nabbed him for another show is a mystery. adjoining mobile home. He says, “or with such a <20 Wild Kingdom country and an East Coast ayndicele when she vacations, it’s mostly at home in Beverly Hills, Americans be patient with “I discussed Penthouse with him in 1977,” Fratianno that have been submitted marriage. Gould, doing his (2D CNN Sports Inside sports dancer learns that 'things are never old husband. (Rated R) (116 mine.) had a hang-dog look. Patty resolution as this script informBtion,--what‘shappened--Bnd quite the same' alter an automobile 2:00 seta him up in the ultimate brawl with Calif. Occasionally, she visits with her son, Raymond Reaganomics. “ No, I am not said. “The article said I was a hit man. He (Gale) said, his New York counterpart. (Rated to me. And I can tell yotl turned her head away so first TV movie with this, what's ahead. accident that leaves her a (D Movie •(Weelern)^^ "Fort Brown Jr. in Seattle. (Ella’s been divorced for years.) And In the film “The Jerk,” Steve Martin bought a mansion. opposed to what the President has. And Elizabeth is a Worth" 1951 Randolph Scott.David PQHliemina.) ‘You got a good libel suit.’ I asked him to represent me, that this is absolutely the her son wouldn’t see her says he took the part M.A.S.H. paraplegic. you might be able to catch her in Omaha, where she’s ten­ Is that the same mansion that was used in “ The has been doing.” Eartha purrttd. marvelous actress to work ®<8Z) MacNeIhLehrer Report (90l Independent Network News Brian. A gunman turned newspaper­ but he refused.’’ last time I ever do this.’) because, it was the best man elill has to use his guns to tatively penciled in a concert for either the summer or early Godfather?” —P.G., S. Cheeklowaga, N.V. “ Something has to be done with laughing. with.” the “All In The Family” ' menopausal hot flashes are treated very related to cancer in hny way. Others wary and concerned that coming occult shocker set a.m. to 12 noon, or by appointment side your stomach and in the opening in series that wound up in the 1 casually.’ Many people consider this a have had success with Indernal. R 872-6400 the general fabric of my in a Japanese haunted MISSINGS the long digestive tube is quite different Smithsonian Institution, BUILDINQ: Approximately 5,400 aq. feet ol floor apace, serviced Your neutralizes the adrenaline effect that life isn’t totally torn house titled “The House with an artesian well, city sewers, ample parking, laughable condition. Several years ago I from what occurs inside the body next it will be the old table -SHOWN RT;- seems to be involved in causing hot apart.” Where Evil Dwells.” electricity, oil heat, air conditioning. Used for had a mastectomy, radiation therapy enveloped by the skin and the lining of model radio in “ The and chemotherapy. The chemo stopped H ealth flashes. i He started work on There’s also the new 1 banquet hall, outings, picnics, catering, etc. City It is probably also a good idea to avoid the digestive tract — your muscles, cir­ Something Different...... With Someone A' [“Hooker” the day after he Waltons.” water available. my menstrual periods. Because of breast ' Lawrence culation and vital organs. “ Evilspeak” with Clint coffee, tea and colas containing caffeine. completed Paramount's ZONINO: Rural Residential cancer I was advised not to take es- The acidity inside your body is kept Howard and Claud Earl Lorimar Productions has , trogen. I tried Bellergal, which didn’t Lanib, M.D. Caffeine increases the adrenaline Happy Birthday upcoming "Star Trek" Jones. And Universal’s donated the Waltons’ radio, 30 response. very constant. We call it the pH of the Jlilm sequel, and, he com- TCHMO: The premises will be sold free and clear of the -S H O w n a r:- ; help. body. 'There is a chemical buffer system Agatha Christie thriller a 1940 Z enith w hich mortgage being foreclo^ and of all clalma sub- I am sending you The Health Letter with A Herald Happy Heart nents, “ Although there sequent In right thereto; in an "As Is" condition; I have severe and frequent flashes in your body to keep it in extremely 'Evil Under the Sun." And a d o rn e d many an ras no waiting around on m y m with no adjustments for taxes or other municipal during the day and am awakened several number 5-12, Menopause, which may be narrow limits. The main buffer is a from Germany, the American family living menopause without problems, usually helpful. Others who want this issue can Only Jthe picture, this series forthcoming hair-raiser charges; subject to rights of way; and also subject times during the night. A restful night is balance between sodium bicarbonate and room the the pre-World o comtdy for oil ogtsl to rl^ ts of r^m p tira, if any. in the United States because they are prefacing enough es­ send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- .makes the film seem like a “Evil, Evil, Evil." i Id ] a rarity. The embarrassment and dis­ carbonic acid. If the acidity of the inter- $6.00 War II days, to com­ of America. Sale subject to approval by Superior -SM O w nar;- trogen from the ardenal gland to help addressed envelope for it to me, in care rvacation in the Mediterrea- Court. Successful bidder to deposit $12,000.00 in comfort of suddenly having a flushed M l body is changed even a little, it can ^ Happy Birthday memorate television’s March as’ac’.iT ZM-TaSMS prevent sudden changes in hormone of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio We’re working so In the works is the film cash, cashier's check or certified, check, and face and perspiring body — making one’s be fatal. A qarrow level is maintained version of the book longest running family clothing seem to grow to the body plus levels. , City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. John i^uickly to get these four drama series. Morch Senior Cdliero execute bond for deed with committee of sale. You do have some other problems that regardless of the acidity in your isegments together. I can’t ‘Deliver Us From Evil,” Morch 3?l 3rr- J |■■CO prn. Balance of purchase price due upon approval of sale ONGOIDEN giving one of the feeling of being unclean DEAR DR. LAMB:Your column on stomach. ' [remember working this about the Yorkshire The radio will be dis­ and delivery of deed. — certainly are not amusing. may be contributing to your hot flashes. POND e antacids raised a question in my mind. Sodium bicarbonate is absorbed jhard ’’ Ripper. And there’s even a played in the entertain­ b a ile y /4 u d ito h u n n FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. -SHOWN AT:- Night sweats and flashes do occur in These hot flashes have contributed Can the blood in the overall system through the digestive tract and can ABC should decide project called "The Evil ment artifacts section of CALL OR WRITE: 1R07:IM4I greatly to an unsatisfactory sex life and other conditions besides the menopause. affect the body’s acidity. That is one th at Men Do” making the the National Museum of •A M U IL H. T IL L IH . You might talk to your doctor about acquire acidity even though the stomach 'within a month whether coMMime a deteriorating marriage. Do you find and the digestive tract seem to be entire­ reason it is nut recommended for use as >”Hooker” warrants rounds — an updated ver­ American History’s "A these complaints common from “change trying some other newer methods to con­ S3 Connecticut Boulevard ly free of excessive acid? How about' an antacid. Most antacids are not ab­ /renewing as a continuing sion of Shakespeare’s Nation of Nations” exhibit. E^st Hartford. Connecticut 06106 of life” women? trol hot flashes that would not pose the 043-2711 -SHOWN MTi— using ordinary baking soda in water? It sorbed into your body and their effects [acriea, and Shatner admita, “Julius Caesar,” placed in “The Waltons" won IS Em- 1JI-7:«H:1$ same risks estrogen might for you. Some Aak tor...... a gothic setting — to be mys during its nine-year TiUpliuiW! (tSS) StS-t14S DEAR READER: They are certainly doctors have reported success in some seems to relieve the lassitude that oc­ are localized to Inside your digestive |“I want very much for the tract. •■bow to continue as a shot in all its gory In 3-D. run on CBS. not rare. Some women sail through the cases using progesterone, the other main curs. I am 82 years old so time is of the : .« „ A--

22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 24, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 24, 1982 ■23 R egion WInnio Winklo — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. FTT» S' £ > A r e a t o w n s Highlights Astro^graph IFICOULP/?»r. WE'RE 6 0 N S POWH I6UESS TOUKE Crossword T H E T U B E S EITHER RieHT„.wrVE MKEiP A 4 0 N E V e n c K vuAy...>ftMRi«ier A n d o v e r TO HIM... . i e n t m i T ! DEP requests study LEO (July 25-Aug. 22) When B o l t o n / C o v e n t r y discussing serious subjects 'catjon to Inventiveness and originality. could take a sudden, unexpect­ 9 B l it in r ic i 57 Beforehand Residents speak out at hearing burn coal, it would be the first u®!?* These characteristics are likely ed turn lor the worse today. Be 12 E lly 58 Self- to use bituminous coal as a permanent fuel source^ to be enhanced In you thli- 13 Withitind confldance William McGee, chief hearing officer for toe coming year. Apply these lal- * : * * * * * . * * ) ^or 14 Aquitic 59 WHO ol a ents toward producing Items or the sake ol your honor and m im m il lord DEP, has asked the firm if a pollution control concepts which will b ^ f l t you. reputation, stand by your 16 D ipthi 60 Fencing device coqld be installed to reduce stack discharge. ARIES (March 21-April 12) promises and commllmenis 18 Divl's forti sword today, even It you feel you've Motley’s Crow — Templeton & Forman In addition, he wants to know how much such a Normally you operate watt 19 Eighth month under pressure, but today you made a bum deal. Make your DOWN word your bond. libbr.) □ □ □ □ Bolton trailer park blasted device would cost, and whether the firm could could make bad decisions If 22 Second □ G D G you feel you’re being squeezed SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 1 Sticky stuff reduce emissions further by burning the coal at a Your possibilities lor gain from Pm idant Into a comer. Don't let anyone (&UE66 WHATT WHO'S THAT , HIS 2 Marching 17 Clift 41 Become higher temperature or burning a different type ol your Industriousness and 24 Rubber rug crowd you. Predictions ol JACK60M RTI^Or HWm JACK6 0 N? |»4 r o o D 19 Eras mellow after the meeting the commission will last falf;~4rare unequivical in their views. Dooley said the point was well taken, ellorts look good today. 25 Dull color cadence By Richard Cody coal. what's In store for you In each HI6 LUNCH ' TASTER. 3 Adenosine tri­ 20 River in re-group. "W e’ll do what we always do,” . and that the issue will be referred to However, someone who's not 27 Nituril 42 BniinJIke Herald Reporter "Why the hell would Bolton want to see Residents who live near the brick company on . season following your birth 6 o m E M C A F iT S ^ A Incline phosphate Russia town^c^nsel. date and where your luck and entitled might try to cut In on 43 Mush he said. “ We’ll meet and talk about it.” a bunch of mobile homes now?” on e resi­ Route fi have expressed concern alwut the in­ your action. 29 Having [abbr.) 21 Indiana city opportunities lie are In your RXX> TODAY.' 45 Fell in drope BOLTON — The Zoning Commission dent asked. “ I don’t want to see another creased air pollution due to coal burning. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. auricles 4 Stepped 23 Location THE COMMISSION proposed the Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for each 31 Similar 5 Racket string 48 Nourish was thrown a curve Tuesday as most damn trailer in Bolton.” /H o s t r e s i d e n t s questioned the According to the DEP, the firm now sends a ton to Astro-Graph, Box 489, 21) If left to your own devices H.C 26 Long! (sl.| regulations as a follow-up to two element material 50 New England residents at a public hearing came but Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. today.you'll be able to manage 28 State (Fr.| South Road resident and attorn^ y Jose need for such housing in Bolton. Com­ of ash into the air each year. With coal, said to be a 35 Cunninfi 6 Is (Sp.| hearings last fall which were sparked by Be sura to specity birth date. difficult situations nicely. Don't 30 Hard of univereity against mobile homes. Last fall at the A. Ramirez and finance board m ember mission member R. Harvey Harpin said, 37 Domesticates 7 Measure of cheaper alternative, the firm would emit ap­ TAURUS (April 2Mlay 20) let Incompetence but-ln and hearing 52 Negative two prior hearings, the sentiment Charles J. Minicucci Jr.’s application foi' heat Morris Silverstein, among otheirs, at­ "If you people were out that-night proximately 61.5 tons of ash each year. You're well aware ol things that mess up your game plan. 38 Tossed greens 32 Augury expansion of his park, the Anderson CAPRICOm (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) to Beverages 8 Arab country answer seemed the other way. tacked the specifics of the regulations (hearings last fall), we might not be need changing today and you'll 33 Bose Trailer Park on Route 44A, from five to You're good at getting things 41 Diving bird 10 Confused 54 Drench "Last fall we had a generally warm themselves, especially the idea of here. Maybe here in BOlton we don’t have some clever solutions. 34 Weather 19 mobile homes. However, don't throw the blue­ done today, as long as your 44 Became faint 11 Requires 55 Madame reception for the idea of mobile home restricting the homes to only adults. want it, but don’t think there isn’t a energy level Is up. When you 46 Depression In i-12 Universe bureau (abbr.) Because residents at the hearings last Storage tank explodes print away before the job Is 36 Quenched (abbr.) parks," commission Chairman Philip G. genuine need out there.” done. begin to tire, be careful. You tials 15 Hebrew holy October indicated they felt the then The commission had proposed adult 39 Skin layer 5 6 ______Fortee Dooley said at the meeting, after EAST HARTFORD — A welder working at a GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In could make mistakes. 47 Count (Ger.l day (abbr.| proposed regulations were too liberal, parks last fall, but was adviseVNTREAC?- Academy of Pedodontlsts, and The " 20% OFF,ALL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING \ BUY HOW MD SHVE American Society of Denitlstry for Children. *■ Specializing In French Matting, Decorative Mat Cutting,, \ Dr. Friedman will be available to see f Museum Matting. children, young adult, and handicapped patients two evenings a week and on Satur­ Mon.-Wed. 10-6 SHOOR day mornings in addition to his regular “HOURS" Sat. 10-6 k Thurs.-Fri. 10-7 'lyrcM'r hours. Sun. 12-4 RBAPERi OMPliWANP IT-^ I >17 MAIN 8t., MANCHESTER OPEN THUR. til 9 P.M. 1720 ELUNQt ON RD., RT. 80 Miwdiester Dental Qwp — 646-1360 ^ x a n u « 4 644-8750 Qltt2byW»nareroa.>« MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, March 24. 1982 - i.T , 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 24, 1982 Supermarket Shopper Why is P&G an innovater? How much more will you and I volunteer? The value of the time and cash Americans volunteer Reagan initiated the "volunteerism” program last • The National Conference of Catholic Charities has Procter and Gamble was W EHLING: A cents-off b ag w as a le a r n in g to worthy causes ranging from free meals to drug September and in his State of the Union message said “ no feel” 'since last year for voluntary levels, but founded by William coupon in the newspaper experience. We ran into rehabilitation already tops $111 billion a year — more that 38,5,000 corporations and private organizations were .statistics aren’t in yet and ” it’s too early to tell " Procter and James Gam­ food section may require problems because the de­ than the total output of many industrialized nations. But Your working on social programs and thousands more • The Council on Jewish Federations "can't .sense, at ble in 1837. Today it is the as little as six months of mand for the bag was 725 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CT. I President Reagan obviously believes we can do a lot Americans have written the White House asking how to the moment, a great increase or decrease in nation's largest manufac­ planning. heavier than anticipated (RT 6 OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH) | more and suggests that the huge gap caused by the Money's help. volunteerism,” but the council does not “ sec a lot of and we had only one source On the opposite’ side, the New York City Partnership, turer of supermarket Refund offers are drastic federal budget cuts in social-welfare programs people suddenly responding.’ ’ of siipply. This situation products. different because they take can be bridged by our increased ’’volunteerlsm.” Worth a group of major corporations headed by David • The American Association of Fund-Raising Councils caused us to re-examjne Among its best-known many forms and the Be realistic, Mr. President! Sylvia Porter Rockefeller, plans to build or renovate 30,(X>0 housing feels that Reagan’s call for increa.sed volunteerism has brands are Ivory Soap, redemption results are not our fulfillment procedures • A total of 84 million Americans volunteered an es­ units in New York City and to provide some 15,000 not been a factor in its records. Tide, Crisco, Crest and as predictable. We usually and we made some D0u £ I manufacturers c o u p o n s a l l WEEK! timated 8.4 billion hours ($64.5 billion) for the year summer jobs for young people. • Kiwanis International urges all local Kiwanis Clubs Pampers. do a lot of testing with a changes. ended last October, according to a recent study by the Also on the positive side, the Benevolent & Protective to survey community needs and "now there's just ,norc How does Procter and new refund or premium SHOPPER: I sent for Gallup Poll for the Independent Sector, a non-profit Order of Elks, with 1.6 million members, donated nearly to supplement" than before. coalition of voluntary agencies, foundations and cor- ' • liie National Center for Citizen Improvement Gamble handle its offer. The higher the value, the sports bag and after $20 million to charity and millions of hours in communi­ waiting several weeks porations. private industry the burden of financing canceled or cur­ ty service in 1981. Raymond V. Arnold, the grand reports "as far as number of people, we don't know of promotional offers? the more we test. W AU TO WALL DISCOUNT PRICES! During a recent visit to began to worry whether • An-additional $47 billion in cash is estimated as the tailed programs. Says E. Patrick McGuire, executive exalted ruler, told the president that Elk lodges will any dramatic increase.” Cincinnati, I explored that A high-value offer may my order had been contribution of foundations, corporations, fraternal director for the organization that polled 427 U.S. cor­ provide increased "volunteer dollars and time” and at To whom were you appealing. Mr. President? To a na­ question with Robert take as long as two years to received. Then I got your organizations and individuals to help support some 800,- porations on the issue, corporate executives have no least an additional million dollars for community needs. tion already contributing $111 billion a year in volunteer Wehling, the company’s plan and test before we roll post card telling me that 000 community projects. Among these: hospitals, plans for a massive infusion to tax-deductible con­ And that’s about ” lt” for any upsurge in volunteerism. efforts? To US? division manager for out with it nationally. there would be a delay. We churches, museums and charities, as well as major tributions to meet social and cultural needs; 40 percent • The United Fund reports that contributions last year ( “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s, " 1.328 of the companies said they’ll encourage employees to do general advertising. SHOPPER: How did reiunders really ap;- APPLIANCES national organizations such as The Red Cross. Salvation were the best since 1956 but’at this time, "there is no pages of down-to-earth advice on personal irioney you test an offer like the predate this kind of con­ FREE Army, the American Cancer Society and national di.s- volunteer work — but not on company time and not at direct correlation” between the president’s appeal and management, is now available through her column. SHOPPKR: Who Cashiers will have tietalls company expense. creates your coupon and free children’s playhouse sideration. ease telethons. the increased giving. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia To put it bluntly, there w ill be no step-in refund promotions? that required 40 proofs of How do you know that • A survey of top corporatipns by the Conference • The American Red Cross hasn’t seen any change in Porter’s New Money book for the '80s,’’ in care of this Vt E llU N G : The idea for purchase? the fulfillment companies Board showed that the corporate community has little "volunteerism’’ to bridge the gap in social-welfare volunteer activity since September, although it doesn’t newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205 are sending out your enthusiasm for the president’s proposals to transfer to programs sharply cut by budget reductions. compile figures until June 30. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) a promotion can come WEHLING: One of the refunds promptly? from the executive that ways we tested that offer manages a particular W EHLING: We set up a FRESH was to show a sample of group within our own of­ brand or from the adver­ the advertisement to a pan­ fice, and during the Manchester at work fin brief------tising agency that el of consumers and ask lb offering period we each ECONOMY PACK CHICKEN PARTS represents the brand or how many of them would 3 Breast Qtrs., 3 Leg Qtrs., 3 Giblets Buying power send in several refund from our sales manage­ send for it. DBirymBn picked ment people or from my requests. SWIFT’S PREMIUM general advertising group. S H O P P E R : You had SHOPPER: When SHOPPER: How long some problems with the refunders first saw the BUTTERBALLTURKEYS 4Vz-8-lb avg. . . . lb. Louis P. Lqngo, a dairy farmer from Glaston­ does it take to plan a Pringles sports bag offer. mail-in offer for a Coast bury, has been appointed to the I'oreign promotion? W EHLING: Tbe sports soap coupon worth 24 USDA CHOICE BONELESS up this month Agricultural Trade Advisory Committee by U.S. cents, we were a little sur­ Secretary of Agriculture John Block. prised. At that time the CHUCK ROAST lb. The Foreign Agricultural Trade Advismy Com­ cost of postage was 15 mittee advises the secretary of agriculture and LOIN ROASTS— BIB END ROAST— 6 CENTER CHOPS By Linda Werfelman kilowatt . hours in tage of the decline in con­ cents. Most refunders FRESH U.S. trade representative on foreign agricultural TasW Pork Combo *1.28 United Press Inter­ February. sumer prices by freezing didn’t feel this left us much Ground Chuck ,5*1.68 trade issues. The committee is comprised of Clip ‘n’ file refunds HILLSHtRE FRESH national Natural gas also become federal cost-of-living incentive to send for the agricultural leaders from the private .sector. Smoked Kielbasa — *1.98 ,5 7 8 * more expensive, with 40 adjustment payments. coupon. NEW ZEALAND-FRESH FROZEN Chicken Legs Longo, chairman of the board of Agri-Mark Inc.,- Baked Goods, Desserts (File 7) FRESH SPLIT ® Americans should have a therms — a measure of But Jack Carlson, chief W EHLING: The Coast Lamb Leas...... lb. *1.78 ,5*1.28 bit more buying power this heat output — costing 12 is also on the executive committee of the National THORN-APPL^ALLEY Chicken Breasts economist and executive Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off 24-cent coupon offer was USDA CHOICE — CUT TO ORDER Milk Producers’ Federation and is a director of the month — especially when it cents more in February at vice president of the coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage merely a test that was run Seml-Bonelets Ham 5 - 7 ib. Avg...... * 1.68 Glastonbury Bank and Trust Co. USDA CHOICE LONDON BROIL Sirloin Tips 6-10 lb. Avg...... ,5*1.88 comes to gasoline, new $21.25. National Association of coupons,, for example. Start collecting the needed in a limited area. It should USDA CHOICE— CUT TO ORDER cars and homes — with in­ The Consumer Price be understood that we test Shoulder Steak or Roast *1.98 Realtors, characterized proofs of purchase while looking for the required USDA CHOICE BONELESS Whole tenderloins 6 -8 IbB . ,5*3.98 flation easing toward a Index, before seasonal refund offers at various THIN SLICED— ITALIAN STYLE. improvements in the Con­ refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Top Blade Steak possible stall and real ear­ adjustment, showed a sumer Price Index and the values. *2.28 Veal Cutlets ,5*5.98 Symposium set and magazines, and when trading with friends. e x t /u lea n nings on the rise. price of $283.40 for the earnings report as "merely When we run a national Offers may not be available in all ar,eas of the coun­ Cube Steak from C h u c k ...... *2.38 . The Labor Department’s government’s sample an adjustment to the promotion offering a $1 re­ NEW BRITAIN - Rick Baker of Tolland, cor­ try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Consumer Price Index for "market basket” of goods weather-related loss of The following refund offers are worth $6.08. This fund, we have probably porate accountant for the Hartford Insurance February, issued Tuesday,, and services that cost $100 working hours and produc­ week’s offers have a total value of $16.26. tested the same offer at the RAGU went up only 0.2 percent — in 1967. Group, will be one of five speakers at a symposium REG & DIET tion in January.” sponsored by Alpha Beta Sigma. Central Connec- ■ ARNOLD MUFFIN $1 Cash Breakfast Refund 50-cent, 75-cent and $1.50 plus dep reflecting an annual rate of Grocery store prices The stock market ticiit State College’s Business Honor Society. Offer. Send the required refund form, the front pan­ levels. . .qt. jar 3 percent — . largely rose 0.6 percent in SHOPPER: You were SPAGHEHI SAUCE M.29 reacted to the good The symposium aims to introduce Central 12-oz. cans...... 6 pack els from any four packages of Arnold Muffins and C&CCOLA because of lower costs for February, and so did economic news with its the first with a free LIBBV’S students and alumni to local industry professionals. one store-brand label, wrapper or portion of a mortgages, automobiles, overall food and beverage fourth straight gain. children’s playhouse, Topics will include the speaker's field of expertise, wrapper from any one of the following; orange and gasoline. prices. The price of fruits The Dow Jones industrial which other companies are the current job market, and career opportunities. juice, eggs, milk, butter or margarine. (If the store Hi-C JUICE DRINKS SWEET PEAS „.39‘ Experts forecast con­ and vegetables shot up 1.6 average soared 7.13 points now imitating. And we TABBY The symposium will be held April 6 from 6; 30 to 9 brand is not available, you may use any brand.): S W EET LIFE tinued im provem ent in percent for the month, to 826.67, with much of the That’s a total of five proofs. Expires June 30, 1982. know that you recently March, and some analysts reflecting the continuing p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom, Wells Street, PuNSWErf* ...... ^ Tomsto Juice...... gain coming in the final on the New Britain campus. JELLO Stripe-It-Rich Cake Refund Offer. experimented with $25, $50 EMPRESS said 'Tuesday the next impact of severe weather hour of trading. The Dow Prune Juice ...... 40oz.5m,e99* ...... 6.5 0Z .B 9 * Receive a 50-cent refund. Send the required refund and $100 refund offers. Chunk Light Tu n a ...... monthly report could show earlier in the year. now has pick^ up 30.82 Why is Procter and Gam­ S W E E T LIFE no inflation at all. form and the front panels from three four-serving Cut French or Green Beene...... 3 ie oz. cans *1.00 qt89* Tuesday’s reports were points in the four sessions. packages of Jeli-0 Brand Instant Pudding or Jell-0 ble the leading innovator in SKIPPY Mayonnaise...... A separate report greeted as "good news” by Conference held S W K T LIFE Pudding and Pie Filling. Expires June 1, 1982. consumer promotions? A Peanut Butter...... 26 oz. Jar *2.29 ...... 4 Rolls 89* showed the real earnings of the White House. KELLOQQ'S Bathroom TIesuee...... Got a news tip? LENDER’S Bagel Bakery. Receive a package of gigantic company with PROQRESSO Americans rose 1.9 percent Deputy Press Secretary TEMPE, Ariz. — Rogers Corp., a leading more than $11 billion in Corn Flakes...... oz 99* Z in February — the largest If you have a news tip or Lender’s Bagels. Send the required refund form and S W E E T LIFE 18 . Tomato Puree...... , ....290.79* Larry Speakes said Presi­ manufacturer of engineered electronic components CR. OF CHICKEN— CR. OF CELERY-GOLDEN MUSH. story idea in Manchester, two empty bags from Lender’s Bagels. Expires sales might be expected to monthly increase since the dent Reagan "hopes the and materials, recently held a marketing and »R ® 0 ? r* 25oz.,sr59‘ Campbell’s S o ups...... 3/M.OO contact City Editor Alex May 31, 1982. have an executive corps of government began money markets will see technical conference involving pensonnel from S W E E T LIFE Girelli at The Manchester MARTHA WHITE Foods. Receive a $1 refund. “ yes men” who don’t take Hi-Dri Towels 49* .3 6pks.*1 *00 calculating inflation- what we are trying to do ... Rogers and its major international associates in W H IT E S " ...... Eirallsh Muffins ...... adjusted income in 1964. Herald, telephone 643-2711. Send the required refund form and four proofs of many promotional FROM OUR OWN OVENS cut the budget and cut in­ electronic interconnection products. chances. Psper Pistes...... 100 ct. pkg RYE, WHEAT, WHITE, PUMPERNICKEL j . .Herald photo by Tarquinio The department credited purchase from any Martha White or Gladiola con­ S W E E T LIFE 99* flation.” Held in Tempe, Ariz., the four-day conference . 16 oz. loaf Focus/Food venience mixes. Expires June 30, 1982. W EHLING: The reason Freshly Baked Loaf B re ad...... 59* the increase to the brought together executives from Rogers Blesch . W gal. 49* Richard W. Rahn, chief OROWEAT MUFFIN $1 Cash Breakfast Refund we are leaders in Linda Reynolds of Manchester processes renewal of an automobile in­ moderating inflation rate Menus, recipes and shop­ operations in Connecticut, Arizona and Europe, economist o f the U.S. Offer. Send the required refund form, the front pan­ promotional innovation is surance policy at the W .J. Irish Insurance Agency, 150 N. Main St., and warmer weather. ping tips are featured in Nippon Mektron Ltd., headquartered in Tokyo, and Chamber of‘Commerce, els from any four packages of Oroweat Muffins and our brand manager Manchester. Ms. Reynolds, full-time staff assistant for a year, prepares A report today by an in­ The Manchester Herald’s Carl Freudenberg, a large West German manufac­ recommended the ad­ Focus/Food section, every one store-brand (or any brand) label, wrapper or system. Each brand has a frozen food specials new and renewal homeowners’ policies as well as handling car In­ dustry publication. Oil Dai­ turing firm. ministration take advan­ Wednesday. portion of a wrapper from any one of the following: manager; it is his or her produce dept. surance. ly, showed declines in gas­ orange juice, eggs, milk, butter or margarine. job to know more about oline prices leveling off but ■ Expires June 30, 1982. that brand than anyone FIRM, RIPE, LARGE still under way. The PEPPERIDGE FARM Stuffing Offer. Receive a else in the company. NU FORM - 7 Flavors Tomatoes...... ib U5I publication reported major 7- or 8-ounce bag of Pepperidge Farm Stuffing and The brand manager is brands of fuel down 1.4 recipes. Send the required refund form, the in­ responsible for the promo­ FRESH CALIFORNIA O O d Fed nixes bank purchase cents this past week alone. gredient panel from any bag of Pepperidge Farm tion, distribution and sales Asparagus ib 9 9 The extent of the drop in PAUL’S PAINT Stuffing, the ingredient panel from any Pepperidge of that brand. Despite the gasoline prices was il­ ICE MILK .. FRESH FLORIDA HEAVY STALK C O 6 Farm rolls and the label from any can of size of our company, the GREEN GIANT IN CREAM SAUCE HARTFORD (UPI) — The Federal Newell said Tuesday that Hartford lustrated by the cranberries. Expires May 31, 1982. world of the brand Pascal Celery...... bunch 9 9 Reserve Board has rejected an applica­ National was "o f course disappointed” publication’s survey of 50 BIGGEST manager revolves around Sweet Peas PILLSBURV Quick Bread Mix Offer. Receive a FRESH A O e tion from Hartford National Corp. to by the Federal Reserve Board decision. cities, which found the $1 refund. Send the required refund form and four that brand. He or she must NIbletsCorn ...... iooz.pkg. acquire the Mattatuck Bank and ’Trust average price at the pump package tops from Pillsbury Quick Bread Mixes. be innovative in order to be GREEN GIANT Escarol or Chicory ..... ib H 9 Co. of Waterbury, Hartford National ” We believe our proposed acquisition — excluding taxes — was PAPER SALE EVER Expires May 31, 1982. successful. Broccoli SUGAR SWEET IMPORTED O R d says. of Mattatiick would enhance competition $1.05, down 14 cents a Here’s a refund form to write for; Pepsodent What does Procter and C u ts ...... 16 oz. poly bag The rejection was based on the effect in the Waterbury area and provide new gallon from a year ago. Gamble think of organized Watermelon...... ib^ 9 Toothbrush Offer, P.O. Box 5572, Maple Plain, MEAT OR CHEESE _ — the proposed acquisition would have on and improved banking services to both The Labor Department’s m Minn. 55348.. This free toothbrush offer expires June couponing and 'Refunding? WHITE OR PINK SEEDLESS C 4 O O competition in the Waterbury banking' consumers and businesses,” Newell said own measure of gasoline We’ll find out i(i my next Buitoni $1 9Q 30, 1982. Grapefruit...... 5-lb. bag I a^mSm market, said Robert L. Newell, chair­ in a statement. prices in February showed column. ' Ravioli...... 15oz.pkg. I man and chief executive officer of Hart­ a decline of 2.3 cents for all BLUEBERRY OR BUTTERMILK ford National. "Considering the almost daily an­ types from Januaty, to a Newell said Hartford National Corp., nouncements of bank mergers plus the national average of $1,318 parent firm of the Hartford National rapid growth of financial, services cents per gallon including ...... 11 oz. pkg. offered by non-banks, we feel there is a taxes. College Notes MRS. PAUL’S ^ deli savings Bank, would "make a decision on how jo proceed' after thoroughly studying all real need' to provide strong and However, electricity Fish $ 1 t o alternatives, including the possibility of aggressivb competitors in all bank climbed by 8 cents for 500 It'i!:' CARRANDO Sticks ...... 9oz.pkg. I l l appeal.” markets,” he said. Michaud cited King on list SAUSAGE Genoa Salami ... *3.08 Elios RUBBER Geoffrey Michaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard King of Manchester has been P izza...... 9.5 oz. pkg. named to the dean’s list for the first *1.09 GAA to keep the savings NOTICE lOHT MISI Robert Michaud of 207 Timrod Road, has Italian Loaf...... *2.08 Probate Court is open semester at Wentworth Institute o f been named to the dean’s list for the for conferences with the Technology’s College of Design and winter quarter at Rochester Institute of M UCKE’B DETROIT (UPI) "It took our union nearly money to boost its profits, judge from 6:30 P.M; to THIS SALE Construction. King is majoring in Technology in Rochester, N.Y. dairy specials General Motors Corp. is a year to put this pilot adding there is “ no hope 8 P.M . on Thursday « 6 6 The 1980 graduate of Manchester High architectural technology. Liverwurst...... *1.88 likely to keep the predicted program in place,” said for any substantial” nights. Appointments Thru April 3rd School is a sophomore majoring in. prin­ MRS. FILBERT'S . A R < JARLBBERG $3 billion it will save in con­ UAW Secretary-Treasurer across-the-board price suggested. Night ' 6 SAVINGS ting management. He was the recipient cessions from the United Raymond Majerus. “ Now cuts. telephone number: 647- of a four year partial scholarship from The first ruler of united modern Italy Margarine...... i ib. -a’s • t U Swiss Cheese.... *3.48 Auto Workers to boost its that we have it, we expect The UAW’s 25-member 3227. the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation. was King Victor Emmanuel I of Savoy. it to serve as the beginning OPTO h o o d 9 0 FRITZ CLOVER profits rpther than lower' Executive Council ap­ William E. FitzGerald Orange Juice ...... %gB\. I a i C 9 car prices, industry of a much larger effort to proved the prpposed pact •ludge of Probate A MINIMUM OF Domestic Ham.... *1.98 analysts say. put our members back to Monday. LAND-O-LAKES $ 1 CO V ; ..- ...... At the same time work.” Slurp&Eitra$iiarp Sticks...... 10 oz. I b9 9 Tuesday, the UAW and Wall Street analysts said Rockwell International T u esd a y a new p act PUBLIC NOTICE! 50% TWEED’S MOSER FARMS O O d Corp. announced a. pilot between the UAW and GM FREE!! % OFF iilso may sAve some in­ 25 [^■fish specialsBSB program funded wltli $ ^ ,- FREE!! Orange Juice ...... % gai. 9 9 OFF Has Moved to 637 Main Street TABTY 1)1)0 lit goveriiinent mpAey dustry jdbs, but they BLOOD LAND-O-LAKES $ 1 7 0 Fish Sticks. . . . : . . . . that will retrain about 400 deemed it a far cry from a ANY WALLCOVERINGS Next door to Salem Nassiff Camera Shop B u tte r...... b. '/«’8 I ■ ■ 9 .’ 1.08 laid off autoworkers from panacea for the struggling ' PRESSURE 615 Main St 1 1 auto industry. Help us celebrate In our new location FREBH Michigan and Ohio for jobs TAKSN BV (No Exceptions) Manchester LAND-O-LAKES 70^ in the aerospace industry. The analysts agreed GM CLINIC A 649-0300 Smeits...... Rockwell is expected to will cut Its labor costs If n E 0 ,t T t M D White American Cheese...... ^ .*1.18 NUNse Register March 25 - 26 - 27 % hire up to 25,000 workers the pact Is ratified but ManchMteni No. 1 Wallcovering Dealer' VITA $ 4 flO TABTY for work on Long-Range many doubted whether the for our free drawings Combat Aircraft at Its No. 1 automaker would cut Lunch Herring ...... 12 oz. I b0 9 Turbot Fiilets ... LIGOETT PMARillACY and .*1.78 various locations around car prices. AT: VITA $ 4 ^ A PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE TWEED’S SPECIALTY SHOP FLAKY the country. David Eisenberg, auto 637 Main Street Party Snacks ...... Boz. jar I Labor Secretary Ray- analyst for the New York ^Haddock Fiiiets .*1.78 . mond' Donovan was in brokerage firm of Sanford CO'fpontoied ii« » COVMUNn'i SfMVlCf hv PAUL’S PAINT Store Hours; Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:00 Detroli to announce the C. 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SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 D A Y ...... ,....1 4 < t Friday. 18— Pnvaia Instructions 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent FINANCIAL 10— SchootS'Classas 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campars-Trailers-Mobila 3 D A Y S ...... 139 Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. 6->Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wantad 32— Paintmg.Papering Phone 643-2711 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs- 55— Officea*Siores tor Rent Homes 9^Parsonal Loans • 33— Building-Contracting 6 DAYS ...... 12a; 10— Insuranca 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Sidmg 67— Autos for Rent*Leasa 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 26 D A Y S ...... 1 U Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Help Wanted 13 Lots-Land tor Sale 24 Services Ottered • • • ^ • • • bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb 31 Services Ottered 31 Sarvicas Ottared 31 •• bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb •••••••••••a••••aaaa•••• BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Articles for Sale 4 i Oogs-BIrds-Pets 43 •••••••••••••••••••••••• BUILDING LOT - Glaston­ •• bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Olflees-Stores Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 LAUNDRY FOLDER - bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Automotive Services 66 bury, Manchester line. 1.7 tor Bent 55 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ••••#•••••••••••••#••••# Automotive Services 66 part time weekends, must RUG GREEN OVAL •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• acres, level, wooded and EASTER BUNNIES -for bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb be 18. Apply in person braided,' reversible. OLDSMOBILE - 1973 Delta 1972 FORD LTD -station private. Convenient to ten­ sale. $3.00 each. Phone WORKSPACE OR Meadows Cfonvalescent 44” x66” . $25. Rug, yellow BANK ' ” 88” . Two door hardtop, wagon. Good running con- nis club, golf courses arid 643-7884. STORAGE SPACE FOR Center, 333 Bidwell Street, shag runner, 33” x8t4'. $12. air-conditioned, power dition. Reasonable. Manchester. shopping. Will custom Green, ligrhtweight, lUuetrated. Don't give RENT in Manchester. No REPOSSESSIONS steering, brakes, AM/FM Telephone 646-4350 build your home to suit Good condition. Telephone Boats-Accassorlas 45 too much of it to the I.R.S. This year, let 646-1617. lease or security deposit. for sale radio. Overall good, condi­ anytime. V(our needs. Peterman Reasonable rates. Suitable 'Vour Community Newspaper' a profeeslonal prepare your return. tion. $1150. Call after 5 XUNLIFFE I I REAL ESTATE %ealty and Building Com­ tneome Tax for small business. Retail 1977 FORO T-BIrd - Fully p.m., 646-4618. 1963 FORD FlOO - 6 cyl., NUMBER 2000 Stanley •quipped. ExeallanI AUTO BODY pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. and commercially zoned. good condition. $400 Service Door opener, new, never Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. eomOllon. $4,000. Homes For Sale 23 Norm ae C» Holcomb used. $95. Telephone 649- MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ HONDA 1979 Civic CVCC negotiable. Telephone 646- 5780. ly equipped. 40 HP Mer­ 1070 CHEVROLET station wagon. Im­ 0213. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 INCOME TAX NEWLY RENOVATED maculate inside and out, SINCE 1947; ART CUNIIFFE, PROP PLEASE READ MANCHESTER-Beautiful I I BUSINESS CERTIFIED PUBUC ACCOUNTANT cury electric start, 310 square feet office Ctwvclt* $1005. Colonial on Ferguson P R ^ A R A T IO N - ExJ excellent gas mileage. YOUR AO VARIETY HOUSE Teleflex-stick steering. available. Main Street The above can be seen at 1971 FORD MAVERICK - Road, Four bedrooms, plus and SERVICES perienced - at your hom^ PLANTS - Cacti, Tran- $4300. Telephone 633-3296. Cla$slfied ads are taken 649-6498 Hummingbird deptli location with ample ■ the good running condition: OUALITY WORK two room in-law suite. Ed - Call Dan Mosler, 649- canthia, Swedish Ivy, over the phone as a con­ sounder, Shakespeare parking. Call 649-2891. Telephone 646-2456 or 646- PROOF OPERATORS - MANCHESTER Gorman Associates, 646- 3329. Begonias, Ferns, outdoor remote electric motor, CB, Savings Bank of 1970 FORD TORINO sta­ venience. The Herald Is Services Ottered 31 0680 after 5 p.m. 2 4040.' tion wagon, good running COMPETITIVE PRICES Hartford National Bank is seeking experieneed buwes. Rose of Sharon, Aerated livewell, bilge PRIME LOCATION - Manchester responsible lor only one TAXES PREPARED C & M Tree Service, Free $23 Mein Slreel . condition. First $200 takes proof operators for part time positions at our REWEAVING BURN Haating-Plumbing 35 ground covers, Sedium. pump and much more! Downtown, Ground level, incorrect Insertion and MANCHESTER - MUST estimates. Discount senior it. Telephone 647-1918. 1980 PLYMOUTH iVlanrhcster Operations Center. HOLES. Zippers, um­ ■ IN YOUR HOME very reasonable. 649-6486. Asking $2500. Telephone four rooms, heat, air- Your Specialists for taking care of Win­ then only to the size of B E S O L D !!! citizens. Company HORIZON TC3 - 36,000 These positions require manual dexterity and brellas repaired. Window 649-7862 before 2:30 or conditioning, utilities and 1971 VW VAN -4cyl., new der’s “fender-bender” , dents & dings. good math skills. Applirants should liave 6 ROCKLEDGE nine room Manchester owneci and 1977 DATSUN B210 - four miles. Excellent condition. the original Insertion. shades, Venetian blinds. Reasonable rates AFRICAN VIOLETS for after 10 p.m. parking. Available im­ rebuilt motor, radial tires, ^ Foreign & American months to one year of experienee as a proof contemporary Ranch on a operated. Call 646-1327. door, standard transmis­ Good MPG. Telephone 644- Errors which do not Keys. TV FOR RENT. accurate. sale. Telephone 649-4864. mediately. Telephone 649- AM-FM cassette stereo, A Specializing in Foreign Cars operator or equivalent experienee in a high gorgeous treed lot. 2>A sunroof, great transporta­ sion , A M -F M . 42,000 0348. lessen the value ol the Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Norm Marshall, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fern M&M Plumbing and 2865. A Loaners Available volumeelerieal position.' Baths, first floor family ONE USED CLAWFOOT tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- original miles. Asking advertisement will not 649-5221. 643-9044. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Heating, Manchester. 649- Antiques 48 •••••••••••••••••«#••••• A Complete Collision Work The hours for these positions are: room with cathedral tub. Good condition. $95. 8805. $2475. 633-7007 evenings. be corrected by an ad­ 2871. S m a ll r e p a ir s , Resort Property For A Free Estimates Mon. 4 p.m. - 11 p.m, ceilings, huge r.ec-room ages cleaned. All types Telephone 649-7650. Motorcycles-Btcycles 64 ditional Insertion. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - TAX RETURNS trash, brush removed. remodeling, heating, WANTED: ANTIQUE Rant 56 Tues. & Thurs. 5 p.m. • 10 p.m. and two garages. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS 1972 CHEVY MALIBU two Concrete. Chimney P R E P A R E D In your Picket, Split Rail, baths, kitchens and water FURNITURE, Glass, door, sports coupe 87,0'.000 4 Wed. 5 p.m. • 9 p.m. Thousands under market SONY PS-22 TURNTABLE from $35. Available at local 1980 HONDA'TWIN STAR Repairs. “ No Job Too home. Call 647-9272 after Stockade Fences installed. heaters. Free estimates! Pewter, Oil Paintings, or CAPE COD - East 0 l \ r P'rl. 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. value for quick sale. ?98,- Direct’ drive semi­ Gov’t. Auctions. For plus miles. Very. „good 'con­ co CM200. Excellent condi­ Small.” Call 644-8356 for 5 p.m. 528-0670. •••••••••••••••••••••••a Antique items. R. Harwich- Beautiful three Wulk-in interviews will he rondurted on 750. Gordon Realty, 643- D irectory' call Surplus dition. One owner, full tion. Highway bar, new estimates. Household Qooda 40 automatic. Used only few Harrison, telephone 643- bedroom, two bath home. 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Thursdav, Mareh 25th hetween 9 a.m. an