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HAST HARTFOHl) - Fire "We do have some leads, but I tion notice — effective the next day— Marshal Albert Fournier and police can’t really talk about them, due to when he returned from work. Four-^ detective Robert Kenary confirmed their personal nature,” said Kenary. nier said Brown was going up the^ yesterday that their investigation of “There’s really nothing'new I can hallway stairs, to move his sofa, Monday's apartment house fire has kick in at this time.” when he saw smoke blowing out the Saturday produced some leads, but no arrests Fournier said a tenant, Robert hall door. He was one of the first to March 14, 1981 yet. Brown, was originally checked-out, report the blaze. Manchaatar, Conn. The fire marshal and police say but not only was his name cleared, he "Then he brought his trailer there is no doubt the early Tuesday may receive a commendation for around and parked it under the win­ 25 Cants morning fire at the Madison heroics performed during rescue. dows. so people could jump onto that, Apartments, 560 Burnside Ave.. in The fire marshal said Brown was instead of jumping two stories to the which nine oeonle were injured, was moving out of his apartment at the ground," said Fournier. "He really deliberately set They say gasoline late hour, because he works until helped people get out of that building. 3h(Serving the Cheater Derail Manchester Area for 100 Years was itur.d splashed on the hallway midnight and only received an evic- Fournier confirmed that a housing carpet inspection at Madison Apartments earlier this year uncover^ several Show studies pyramids code violations, including broken exit lights and missing hallway light- FAST HARTFORD - Ap audio­ some of the less popular theories bulbs. Paul Sales, an expectant father and a baby shower to his wife Susan. Sales was visual show billed as the most com­ about the pyramid, that there are dis­ He also confirmed that a broken teacher at Andover Elementary School, hosted at the shower by members of the prehensive presentation on the Great tinct references to the pyramid in the latch on a fire door allowed the shows "Theodore," a gift he received at a staff at the school. (Herald photo by Cody) Pyramid of Egypt will be shown at Bible. Biblical experts were inter­ smoke to spread throughout the MACC eyes land buy East Hartford High School Saturday viewed to explain some of the building. Fornier said the broken at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p m. Admission is relationships between the Bible and latch was cited in the inspection MANCHESTER - Manchester commissioned by the town Board of not take place until later this month. means abandoned the idea of low in­ free. the Great Pyramid. report and the landlord, J.D. Real Area Conference of Churches may be Directors. While nothing is firm yet, MACC come family housing.” The production, "The Great' The production will travel to other Estate of Manchester, was ordered Board finishes budget considering an option to buy a 10 acre Arthur Anderson, the president of has, for some time, hop^ to find a MACC has been especially in­ cities throughout the United States, lot off Oakland Street to use as a Imagineers, Inc., said an option had way to provide low-income housing in Pyramid: Ancient Wonder, Modern to repair it. terested in developing low income BOLTON - The Board of Educa­ possible site for 100 to 150 units of low been discussed with the owner of the the area. Several churches have Mystery”, was produced by Dick "At least it closed, but because it This, he said in qualifying the cooperatives rather than rentals tion finalized its budget for the 1981- to moderate income housing. property but no discussion of the site Kindig of Pyramid Productions from PTA movie didn’t close tightly, it may have statement, does not include the possi­ expressed an interest in developing because it has been their feeling that 82 school year. The budget calls for an The land, located just behind the. had been done with MACC. "We have Columbus, Ohio. With the help of nine EAST HARTFORD - The caused some people in other parts of ble increase of the $12,000. this kind of project, and MACC cooperatives are becoming the only projectors, a computer programmer, the building some discomfort, increase of 8.04 percent over last Bolton Fhimpemickle Fhib, may be used to discussed the site with the town planned in January to seek HUD Hockanum School PTA will sponsor a way low income people can ever hope because the smoke spread,”' said year. fulfill a long-time hope of MACC’s to planner,” he said. He also said that funds to finance a 40 unit housing a stereo soundtrack and interviews "Family Night at the Movies” on Allen said that the budget, when to acquire property. Also, studies Fournier. "But I wouldn’t want to Superintendent Raymond Allen provide this kind of housing in the Justice Department and Dominic project for low income housing. with experts from around the world, Friday, March 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the sent to the Board of Finance, will in­ have shown that cooperatives have make too big a thing out of this. I said this morning that the total Manchester. Squadrito had told them about it. The deadline for application for the show probes three main questions Hockanum Gym. clude a letter of qualification that cut down on management problems don’t care what apartment building budget is $1,916,309.89. This is an in­ MACC has been looking over a Dominic Squatrito is the town lawyer that HUD money came and went. about the pyramid. How was it buit? Admission is 50 cents. For further allows for a possible increase of Food sale Saturday because owners have a greater in­ Who built i f Why was it builf you go into, you have the same crease of $40,794.89 over the proposed number of sites recently, and had presently representing the town in There was only a very limited information, call Sheryl Western at about $12,000 due to the recent ar­ EAST HARTFORD - A food sale vestment in their own properties. The non-profit production company problem. You go in and the fire doors budget by the administration. found "there isn't a lot of land the HUD suit. amount of money available for low- 569-4673. bitration award for the custodian. benefiting the East Hartford Human has amassed what is probably the are held open with a wedge of wood The administration's initial available for multiple units,” Nancy Mrs. Carr said Friday there had income housing from HUD (not Eleven year ago, seven churches The recent arbitration decision Needs Fund will be held Saturday, world’s largest collection of pyramid and you tell them to take it out. But proposed budget called for an in­ Carr, executive director of MACC, been no commitment made by any enough for 40 units), MACC did not formed a non-profit corporation for called for a greater increase in that March 21 in the Charter Oak Mall slides The production gives a sense you go back an hour later you’ll find crease of 6.06 percent, but due to explained. They have also been con­ bank or private developer at this apply for those funds. At that time, the Beechwood Apartments, a area than anticipated by the Board, from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. of discovery and takes the viewer on First on iran the same thing.” added expenditures that the Board sulting with Imaginers, Inc., a Hart­ point and while several churches Mrs. Carr explained HUD money moderate income housing project off and greater than what is presently in Tlie women’s units of the three a journey inside the secret chambers Nationally syndicated columnist Fournier characterized the code became aware of, the budget had to ford firm which had conducted the were interested in forming a non­ was still available for constructing of Oakland Road. The group, known the budget. East Hartford United Methodist of the Great Pyramid. Jack Anderson was warning America violations as "relatively minor” and be increased. 1978 study showing the town had a profit housing corporation to run this housing for the elderly and the han­ as MISCA, is still running that rental Allen said that he expects state Churches are sponsoring the sale. Scientific discoveries confirm that that trouble was brewing in Iran long said they did not help cause or spread After the administration’s budget housing crisis. That study had been type of venture, their meeting would dicapped, but MACC hadn’t "by any housing. revenue to be up next year, which The Human Needs Fund was the pyramid teaches principles of before the hostage crisis.Anderson’s the fire. had been submitted, the Board was will absorb some of the increase. He created by the East Hartford Qergy mathematics and astronomy that reports have long been far ahead of Tenants also complained that no informed that there would be said the increase in the school budget Association to give supplemental have only been understood in com­ other news reports. His incisive alarms sounded, but Fournier said previously unexpected expenditures, will cost “$64,000 of actual dollars assistance to qualified East Hartford paratively recent times. column appears daily as an exciusive fire codes at the time the apartment about $26,000 in utilities and $6,000 in Devil worshipper found guilty from the town.” residents. The production also considers in The Herald. was built required no fire alarms. miscellaneous. FITCHBURG, Mass. (UPI) - minutes, reaching its verdict seven prostitutes, had been on trial for two "You will not be sidetracked by that Alleged devil’s cult leader Carl minutes after it had asked the judge weeks in the death of Karen issue,” Policemen get promotions Drew, 26, was found guilty Friday by for a definition of first-degree Marsden, 20, of Fall River. Keating gave the jury three op­ a nlnie-man, three-woman jury of murder. Miss Marsden was allegedly killed, tions: to find Drew innocent or EAST HARTFORD— Three East veteran, Otto A. Dowd, who has spent 20 first-degree murder in the ritual Keating told the jurors a conviction mutilated and beheaded by Drew and deliver verdicts of guilty of murder Hartford police sergeants were promoted years with the force, and James J, murder of a young Fall River of first-degree murder would be suf­ two others in a blood-soaked night­ in the first-degree or guilty of to lieutenants yesterday, the first such Keegan, a 13-year veteran, were the prostitute last year. ficient with a finding of excessive time ritual in a wooded area of West- murder in the second-degree. highest scorers on a test administered to cruelty or atrocity. He said murder promotions in nearly three years. Drew, pale and expressionless port because she wanted to leave the He said the jury should find Drew 11 sergeants. in the first degree is the unlawful cult. Promotions to management positions when the verdict was announced, was guilty of first degree murder if "you Mayor George A. Dagon has called for killing of another person with have been delayed by a law suit brought sentenced to life imprisonment hy The information about the cult find the elements of cruel and by two officers, who challenged the way more advancement within the police Join malicious forethought. atrocious (conduct). Beer Worcester Superior Court Judge supplied by a number of prosecution the department tested for promotion. That department. The police union has long The judge, in an hour-long charge Second-degree murder is "unlaw­ Francis W. Keating. witnesses is "not offered as maintained that limited advancement earlier in the day, warned the jury suit was settled out of court last fall, evidence. It is offered only in ful killing with malice and possibilities within the force have created The defendant, wearing a three- not to be swayed by the testimony of clearing the way for promotions. relationship one aspect offered by aforethought,” Keating said. Daniel E. Thayer, an eight-year police morale problems. piece blue pin-striped suit, was taken several prosecution witnesses who Drew was put on the witness stand Blarney and out of the court in sl)ackles by one witness,” said Keating in his described bizarre satanlc cult rites charge. in his own defense Thursday by Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 sheriff's deputies, who were to take conducted by Drew. defense attorney John Birknes, as i Thurt. till 9 him to Walpole State Prison. Drew, who allegedly led a cult of "You can believe in anything you the final witness in the two-week old Group plans fund-raiser FrI. till 8 The jury deliberated 3 hours 43 devil worshippers among pimps and want to in this country,” he said. trial. He denied all charges against EAST HARTFORD— The East Hart­ Business Women’s Association dinner Sat. till 5 Bargains him,.including being involved in § ford Robin Chapter of the American meeting. cult. Business Women’s Association, will hold The Robin Chapter will sponsor its Birknes, in his summation, at­ Solonswarn Northeast tacked the credibility of the state’s its eighth annual scholarship fundraising monthly dinner meeting Tuesday, March card party Sunday, March 15 at 2 p.m. at 17 at the Tai Pan restaurant' and lounge, St. Patrick’s Day Savings & Vaiues star witness, Robin Murphy, 17, of the Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, 100 2858 Main St., Glastonbury. A social hour Fall River, a prostitute allowed to Sunset Ridge Drive. Tickets are $2.50. at 6:30 p.m. will be followed by dinner at plead guilty to second-degree murder Hors d’oeuvres, finger desserts and 7. Guest speaker Faith Edmond will speak of impending troubies in exchange for turning state’s coffee will be served. The public is in­ on “Rape. ” evidence. 4 vited. Any. business woman interested in atten­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President budget director David Stockman, Reps. Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., and Miss Murphy said she participated Proceeds are used for local area student ding the meeting, and who may "be in­ Reagan’s proposed budget will widen congressional members of the Carl Pursell, R-Mich., said in a state­ in the murder of Miss Marsden, and scholarships. Recipients are awarded terested in joining the organization, may the gap between the Sun Belt and Northeast-Midwest Coalition said ment. “The result would frustrate claimed she was present when SCRATCH & DENT SALE Reagan’s chief cost-cutter is their scholarships in May at an American contact Helen Rhuda at 569-1250. Frost Belt by further crippling the the president's goal of national Doreen Levesque, 19, of New Bed­ economically distressed Northeast "somewhat flexible while not economic recovery.” ford, was killed by Drew in October and Midwest, a congressional coali­ deviating from the bottom line.” According to the coalition, during 1979. Swimmers attend events Aii Major Brands in Stock TV & Appiiances tion warned Friday. "We believe that this budget will 1975-1979 the Frost Belt states sent She said Drew ordered her to cut After an hour-long meeting with widen the gap between regions," $165 billion more in taxes to Miss Marsden’s throat after he EAST HARTFORD - Wendy Scranton, Sara Crombie, Laurie Washington than they received in crushed the victim’s skull with a Thirty-six swimmers from Barron, Lynne Dakin, Deb Fitzgerald, Michelle federal spending. rock. She testified Drew, whispering Mrs. Kathy Byer had her arms full as she walked on Liver­ the East Hartford branch Haught, Todd McGarity, Freemer and Amy Oeser. nliuckp During the same period, the coali­ words in a strange language, used more Drive Wednesday afternoon on the way to visit her Laurel Swim Club attended John East, Robin Roberts, Laurel Swim Club will S j n m a tion said, the government spent $112 blood from the body to trace a cross mother at 32 Deerfield Drive..She is holding son, David, the Connecticut YMCA Wendy Genga, Stacie conclude its program in Clams, cabbage billion more in the Sun Belt than it on her forehead, then wrenched the three months, while son Shaun, 23 months, relaxes in the Swim League Cham­ Mikol, Meg Dakin, Jen­ mid-April. Swimmers aged collected in taxes from the region. head from the body with his bare stroller. (Herald photo by Burbank) 'X pionships on Saturday, nifer Pitt, Sara Pitt, 6-18 interested in informa­ Reagan’s proposal to slash govern­ hands. February 28 and Sunday, Wayne Watson, Jill tion regarding the summer ment funds for economic develop­ March 1 at the New Canaan Barron, Chris Barrett, Jim program may call the sbi’enBA g f l ment and increase defense spending YMCA. pupils'choice Neff, Paul Callis, Jim YMCA at 289-4377, will further widen regional dis­ The championships MANCHESTER - ResulU from from students, with buttered cooked parities, the congressmen said. Water shortage bring to a close the YMCA an elementary school food survey cabbage gaining a slightly higher ac­ "Even if the administration found dual meet season which M r MANCHESTER - The town’s were at capacity, but a summer and March precipitation is below normal. have been tabulated, and of the four colade than its rival vegetables. savings worth 1 percent of the began in December. At Pern's Kathy Stytl water supply is steadily increasing as fall drought caused the supplv to About two-tenths of an inch of food items sampled by students. New Mrs. Gregan said it was a pleasant proposed defense expenditures for At the championships, 1 groundwater from the February rehch critically low levels Ferlazo precipitation has fallen For All Your FIno Fruitt t Vogotablot, Slop England clam chowder came in the surprise to find the cabbage, "usual­ fiscal 1982, the result would produce m edals were given to rainy streak seeps into the reser­ and other town officials are cautious­ The lack of rain thus far into the In and 8aa Ut. Alto Saa Our Largo Haw DItplay clear winner. ly not thought of as being liked by enough money to save the Economic swimmers who ranked voirs. ly waiting to lift the ban to stretch month worries Ferlazo slightly, but ot Batkatt ami WIckar Accattorht. younger children, was actually well Development Administration and first through sixth in their In order to interest school children the water supply if the drought con­ he notes the reservoirs are filling, in some foods which previously had received, with even some requests restore full funding for Urban Ferlazo, who was appointed to events. East Hartford WHIRLPOOL tinues beyond February FRIGIDAIRE not been included on lunch menus for seconds.” Development Action Grants,” their monitor the water supply when it 'February rain recharges the swimmers who won rW E H A V E F R E S H : DsmMiofw, iplnacti, Mutlard “We were lucky in February, " before. School Lunch Nutrition Con­ Due to the results, buttered cooked statement said. dwindled below 30 percent capacity, reservoirs,” he said. "But we’ve got medals were: Ben East, I OrMiw, Ktto, TunUpa, tw M l PoWoM, Rad, Yahow t WNta GAS ORVER GAS DRYERS Ferlazo said. Last month the Onions, Baking Psiatoaa, Oraan HI. Polatoaa, Canola, sultant Margaret Gregan had con­ cabbage and New England clam said the reservoirs are now about 85 to be careful now. " Ryan Chenette, Steve Neff, Parsnips. Csisfy, Tomatoas, Cuksa, Psppora, Laaha, Mpas, The programs are designed to en­ precipitation was far above normal, iPV* ducted “food sampling” in January, chowder will be on future school percen^full and increasing. RadWlsa, SliaHols, Muahrooms, Asparagus, Oraan Bipisah, BOt 8A!?:bU'< courage economic development by with 7.32 inches compared to an Town officials speculate the area is I Cabbaga, Pomalno, Indhra a Escarola, Boston Loltuca, Broo- •'“■^$278 followed by a questionnaire. lunch menus. $288 targeting federal funds to the However, even with about a 142- average of 3.2 inches. It was the only in the third year of a five-year I coll, CaulHlonsr, Oarlle, Okigor Boot. Also, because of the Interest shown Honoydowa, Plnaapplaa, Walormolon, Bananas, The other three “contestants,” nation’s most distressed areas and day supply town officials are not dis­ month in about eight that reached drought. Across New England many The World Almanac'* by students In trying different or new I Sbaatbanlaa, Pkima, Nadarlnos, l aadl aaa Orapaa, Had Qrapaa, WASHERS buttered cooked cabbage. Harvard pushing for substantial private- continuing, the ban on unnecessary even normal rainfall levels. communities faced a severe water I Lamano, Umaa, Mae’s, CorUands, Rad DoHoloiia, Mulau a Bpar- FREEZERS foods, other sampling days will be beets and mashed sweet potatoes sector funds for every federal dollar water use. Last year at this time, As if to offset February’s rainfall shortage this winter until FAruary I Ian Applaa, Bose Psara, D 'A n |^ Tsmpts Orangas, Naval planned in the future. I Orangas, Tangalos, Rhubarb. received about an equal response spent. Ferlazo says, the town’s reservoirs that the town critically needed. brought more rain. from $289 PictoriaU do not neceBsarily reprcBenTactual models T^iny sold “£$218i THUiw e e k -a s p e c ia l s ______U ZENITH 26' SAMPLE BUY SAMPLE CALORIC OELUXE RANGE D M tD E L IO N ICEIEIUI N80 DISHWn nside today Dow slips No comment In sports Outside today BREENS LETTUCE D E U C I0 U 8 COLOR CONSOLE $598 SAMPLE $488 Solf cleaoInQ iuslness...... 11 Obituaries...... 12 The Dow Jones industrial average bounces I«7?iiw3ifni Officials at the Electric Boat Rick Burleson signs six-year con­ Icioudy Saturday with chance of 1 James Knox Polk, the Unit­ 7 9 < a . 5 9 * hd. Ihurches ...... 8-9 People ...... 17 near the 1,000 mark but slips back during Friday Division of General Dynamics tract with California. Spring Isnow flurries. High temperatues in 1 t $ $ ed States’ 11th president, was NAVAL 3aifUled__ 20-22 Sports...... 13-16 trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Mit rt$t« make no comment on claims by the training baseball roundup. I’age [the 30s. Continued winday and cold, born in (a) Tennessee (b) Mich­ MUSHROOMS IC E G R E iW 0 M N 8 E S k>mici...... 23 Television .. .18-19 Friday’s trading was the ninth heaviest ever U.S. Navy that shoddy l.'i. [but fair Saturday night and Sunday, igan (c) North Carolina kturses...... 10 Weather...... 2 2. One U.S. gallon of water • 1 . 2 9 . A O ^ ob recorded. Page II. workmanship at the facility has Unknown James Madison College inighs Sunday in the 30s with light 6 { 8 9 « WOAUON Sntertainment . 19 weighs how many pounds? la) i:si.i!,iij^ 17^ A r>T 'I--''™ caused a delay in the delivery of next for mighty Notre Dame in v’inds. Details I’age 2. 10(6)6.5(0)8.33 »IYt S am e laaeby Pspm phia loHory riekalt • Trident submarines. Page 3. NCAA I’age 14. *'^*"*'’ A, Hartman is the U.S. ambassador to (a) (Jreat “THE KINO M ' H M W . 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Breez? Company remains news on Navy claims of Briefing NKMitT Fowler’s testimony but it would res­ TKMftfUTUMi HARTFORD (UPI) - General mander of the Naval Sea Systems 50 Dynamic’s Electric Boat Division in Conunand, told the House armed ser­ pond before the su^ommittee March Groton Friday declined to comment vices seapower subcommittee 25. directly on Navy claims of shoddy Thursday the delays have caused The spokesman said P.T. Veliotis, 7 f ■ workmanship causing a two-year multi-million dollar cost overruns general manager at Electric Boat, EZ3* delay in delivery of the new Trident and disputes' over damage claims. “Will testify before the committee u n w tA T m n fo t o o m t • missile submarines. A spokesman at Electric Boat said and will offer an acurate perspective Stockman changes Record still stands Vice Adm. Earl Fowler Jr., com­ the firm had no comment on of the submarine construction Dow Jones Average program at Electric Boat.” WASHINGTON (UPI) — Budget director David BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - Self-avowed socialist v t e m p Fowlers said simiiar problems Stockman said Friday the administration is willing to 30 Industrials Bernard Sanders Friday held onto his slim, but stunning have caused lesser holdups for Los consider changes in calculating cost-of-living victory a^mayor of Vermont’s largest city, although his Challenges start Angeles-class subs but .He said the adjustments in Social Security benefits as part of the ef­ margin slipped from 22 votes to just 10 during a recount. Weather major delays were at Eiectrlc Boat fort to save the system. High where both classes of submarines are But Stockman said the White House strongly opposes The final tally was 4,030 for Sanders to 4,020 ^ r being built. basing the retirement benefit increases on anything less 1002.70 Democratic Mayor Gordon Paquette, who spent 10 years Fowler said there have been than the current 100 percent of the inflation rate. leading the city of 38,000 on Lake Champlain. in Purolator trial holdups of up to' nine months at Stockman testified before the House Social Security Tenneco’s Newport News Ship­ Low Sanders will be sworn in April 6, the first socialist to WATERBURY, Conn. (UFi) — At­ subcommittee that has the task of picking among a series to the charges handed up by a building Co., in Newport News, Va. govern a New England city since Jasper McLevy led torney John Williams Friday opened Superior Court grand jury in 1979. He attributed this to late delivery of unpopular solutions to fix the system and stave off 981.00 Bridgeport, Conn., in the 1940s and 1950s. Weather his challenge to murder indictments Authorities said the three guards to the yard of parts and a 1979 strike predict^ bankruptcy by 1983. "Landslide Sanders wins again,” Sanders — who has Variable cloudiness Saturday with chance of a few against four people accused in the V were gunned down in an commando- by the United Steelworkers of He refused to discuss what recommendations the ad­ never before won an election — joked when he le a rn t snow flurries. Highs around 30. Continued windy and cold slaying qf three guards during a $1.9 ministration will make to keep the retirement fund sol­ Close style ambush by automatic weapons America. Only the Los Angeles class the results. but with fair weather Saturday night and Sunday. Lows in million heist in a Purolator Security vent, but told reporters the proposal probably will not be as they loaded a truck with securities "It’s really a load off my shoulders ... now we can go the teens and highs Sunday in the 30s. Northwesterly is being built there. ready for at least another six weeks. Inc. garage. in the garage. Fowler said the Ohio, first of the about putting together our new administration,” he Said. winds 20 to 30 mph through Saturday night. Rep. J.J. pickle, D-Texas, the subcommittee chairman, 985.77 m il I Donald Couture of Wallingford, and The four suspects were arrested 18,800-ton Trident class subs, was not Lawrence "Buddy” Pelletier of and th loot recovered in their homes has repeatedly mentioned revising the cost-of-living Neither Sanders nor Paquette watched the recount, in a expected to be delivered until Waterbury, two of four suspects about 24 hours after the crime. adjustments to help restore fiscal integrity to the retire­ crowded jury room at the Chittenden County Superior December of this^ipar. \ Extended outlook .charged in the April 16, 1979 bloody The victims were Hartford There have been repeated post­ ment system that sends checks to 36 million people. Court, but a small crowd of Sanders' backers cheered as robbery, were led into the courtroom Down... 4.05 policeman Edward T. Cody, 46; ponements since Electric Boat’s the results were announced. Extended outlook for New England Monday through in shackles, sparking objections from Leslie A. Clark, 36, of Plymouth and original promise for an October 1979 Paquette requested the recount soon after his defeat Wednesday: Williams. No new spy plans March 13, 1081 William West, 52, of Cromwell. launching at a cost of $942 million rocked the city on March 3. Massarhusetla, Rhode Island & Conneclirul: Chance “Once again I find it necessary to Williams, representing Couture, of showers or flurries Monday and Wednesday. Fair and overuns have raised that to a WASHINGTON (UPII — The deputy director of the During the four-hour count by the Board of Civil oppose the circus performed by some has said he would challenge the CIA told the Senate Friday the intelligence agency has no Authority, Sanders’ margin dwindled by 12 votes. Tuesday. Highs in the 40s. Overnight lows in the mid 20s current $1.2 billion. N Y.S.E, of the court officials here,” said the makeup of the grand jury which The Navy also has forecast delays plans to engage again in spying on American citizens in With the victory, the 39-yearold Brooklyn, N.Y., native to mid 30s., maverick defense attorney. return^ the indictments, saying the the United States. did something many Vermonters have been saying for a Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of flurries south and of a year and more for eight other Superior Court Judge Walter panel had no minorities and the Trident and 13 Los Angeles-class sub­ Adm. Bobby Inman told a closed session of the Senate Volume Profile decade he could not do: Capture a major political office. fair north Monday. Fair Tuesday. Chance of snow north Pickett denied William’s motion to jurors were the personal choice of marines on order from Electric Boat Intelligence Committee that any new powers granted the and rain or snow south Wednesday. Lows in the teens and have the heavy cuffs removed. the sheriff. over the next six years. CIA would not put it back into the business of “domestic Sanders helped found Vermont’s radical third party, 20s and highs in the 30s to low Ms. Both suspects sported beards, Down Unch. The attorney called New Haven Fowler blamed ’"quality control spying." committee co-chairman Daniel Moynihan, D- the Liberty Union, in the early 1970s and ran un­ Vermont: Partly cloudy Monday. Chance of showers moustaches and shaggy haircuts — HE. County High Sheriff Henry Healy as problems, including the acceptance N.Y., said successfully as its candidate for governor and U.S. Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs mainly in the 40s and 50s. Pelletier’s was shoulder length. his first witness in the morning and use of grades of steel not in ac­ The intelligence official spent 90 minutes with the com­ senator. Lows in the 20s to mid 30s. Couture appeared to have gained sub­ proceeding, questioning him on how mittee in an appearance that followed reports an inter­ In recent years, he severed his tiqp with the party, but cordance with requirements, in­ stantial weight. the jury was chosen. complete and unsatisfactory struc­ agency task force is working on a draft of an executive not his belief in worker-controlled government. They face robbery, murder and tural welds and missing and im­ order to expand the powers of the CIA domestically. Ittuat Traded: 1031 But, during his mayoral campaign, Sanders capital felony murder charges Healy said he chose from "a list ot proper weld inspection records.” “He made clear his judgement - which I share firmly - downplayed his radical philosophy, traded his jeans for a National forecast carrying a possible death sentence. jurors that have previously been "To a lesser extent,” he said, the A little by-play takes place before the real Hill, of South United Methodist Church. The that the job of the CIA is aborad. The CIA has no business Index: 76.32 up 0.05 coat and tie and concentrated on local issues'like housing One of the slain guards was an off selected for jury duty” and also B y United Press International Los Angeles pc 70 56 Navy was responsible for some of the play as participants in Sunday’s Cops and Cops and Robbers tilt is at Clarke Arena involving itself in domestic operations, much less those and urban renewal. duty Hartford police officer. worked from voter registration lists City I t Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc SO 40 ■Sunday evening at 7.30 with a prelim tilt at 6 directed against American citizens," Moynihan said. He assembled a coalition of tow income, elderly and Couture’s wife, Donna, and Evelyn in four towns — N auguatuck, delays because of rework on equip­ Robbers Benefit Basketball (Same have a Albuquerque pc 58 36 Memphis pc 66 48 ment the Navy supplied and for Moynihan said Inman “did not say that there would be -Compoette Volume- young people dissatisfied by Paquette’s concentration on Vega, Pelletier’s girlfriend at the Middletown, Waterbury and little fun. Police Officer Jon Hawthorne (left) o’clock between the Manchester Interfaith Anchorage cy 42 30 Miami Bech cy 73 68 Navy-ordered modifications. changes, he said that if there were, they would be big downtown building projects. 31 time of the robbery, aiso face Southbury. gets to slam the door on the Rev. Dale All-Star team and CYO All-Stars. Proceeds Asheville c 63 27 Milwaukee pc 56 Fowler said the average cost of the presented to our committee before they would be 76,840,560 So far, Sanders has been vague about his plans once he Minneapolis c 54 31 murder and robbery charges. He said both lists were needed Atlanta pc 67 37 first five Los Angeles class sub­ Gustafson (center), pastor at Emanuel benefit MACC and a cause selected by the presented to the president." takes office. 58 27 Nashville pc 63 37 The two women appeared in court because “We get an awful lot of Billings c marines built by Electric Boat was Lutheran Church, and the Rev. Lawrence Police Department. (Herald photo by Pinto) “That's what our meeting was about." But, some Burlingtonians have said it may be difficult Birmingham pc 63 34 New Orlens cy 68 55 with their attorneys, who waived requests to be excused. Mainly, they S. & P. Composite $148 million each and $98 million "The American Civil Liberties Union issued a strong for him to make a difference, since most of his ap­ Boston pc 42 35 New York pc 46 40 their clients’ opportunities to present use the excuse that they’ve served in warning Friday against the proposed changes, saying pointments and decisions must be ratified by the Board of Brwnsvll Tx.pc 86 54 Oklahom Cty c 67 39 evidence. They also agreed to be the past and don’t want to serve each at Newport News. 64 34 Adm. Hyman Rickover, Deputy they would "seriously jeopardize the civil liberties of Aldermen, which remains under Democratic control. Buffalo s 46 32 ,06 Omaha c bound by P ickett’s decision on again. ” 57 44 Philadelphia pc 46 35 Assistant Secretary for Naval Reac­ law-abiding citizens, political organizations and business 133.11 O ff 0.08 Chrlstn S.C, pc William’s challenge, whether The sheriff also said he “always” Boston crime reporter entities ' CharlottN.C. c 60 32 Phoenix c , 76 55 tries to put either an attorney or a tors, recently suggested to the the 34 .01 favorable or unfavorable. Moynihan said Inman described the porposal leaked to Chicago pc 60 34 Pittsburgh r 51 Energy Department that the Navy UConn policy stands 40 28 None of the suspects have pleaded town clerk on juries. reporters as merely a “third-level working-staff paper. " Cleveland pc 55 31 .01 Portland M. pc get back into the shipbuilding Portland Or. cy 65 45 "It should be clear." Moynihan said, "that there is not. Dow Jofwt Average Columbus pc 56 31 business and assign future work on Dallas cy 63 48 Providence pc 46 31 saved from jail term at this moment, a proposed executive order. The ad­ STORRS (UPI) — University of Connecticut trustees attack submarines to the Navy’s 30 Industrials voted Friday to continue a policy of housing three Denver c 53 36 Richmond c 56 32 Welcome mat not out ministration is considering some changes in the existing M m i IS. 1M1 68 40 Mare Island yard at Vallejo, Calif.. BOSTON (UPI) — A state Supreme quoted Kopaez as confessing his par­ from at least three police officers students in some dormitory rooms as a way to help ease Des Moines c 65 27 St. Louis c executive order - first promulgated by President 57 27 Salt Lak Ctypc 55 40 The 81-year-old Rickover, still on Court judge Friday refused to over­ ticipation in the Feb. 2, 1978, murder Agnes said Thursday the Middlesex the demand for on-campus housing. Detroit cy (GeraldI Ford and adjusted somewhat by President Duluth c 41 21 San Antonio cy 52 49 .44 active duty and still the foremost turn a lower court stay of a 90-day of reputed gay hustler Curtis Dale District Attorney's office would seek (JimmyI Carter - on the activities of the CIA. " A resident students’ group claimed the policy had led to El Paso c 68 43 .06 San Diego pc 67 50 for Klon in Meriden proponent for a nuclear navy, said jail sentence for newspaper reporter Barbre, whose body was found under a new citation against Corsetti for Hlgh-„.1002.70 Clo(«.....985.77 an overall decline in the quality of campus life, but 46 30 San Franese cy 57 46 34 the Navy needs alternatives. a Lowell highway overpass. The National Security Act of 1947 bars the CIA from Hartford pc meetings this week. The group’s in­ Paul Corsetti for refusing to testify civil contempt, which carries an in­ Low_.~.981.09 D o w n 4.05 UConn officials defended it as a way to meet the in­ Honolulu c 85 67 San Juan pc 85 74 MERIDEN (UPI) - Police kaio He said the Navy has not yet been about his story on an aiieged murder Corsetti contended freedom of the definite jail term that could be used domestic law enforcement powers or internal security creasing demand for dormitory rooms. Friday the Ku Klux Klan is not volvement “lends more tensions” to functions. Indianapolis c 58 33 Seattle pc 63 47 able to award contracts for four confession. press guaranteed his newsman’s to coerce Corsetti into giving the welcome in Meriden and urged Klan the situation, he said. But in the 1960s, the CIA mounted Operation Chaos to The so-called tripling policy was adopted last year Jackson Mss. y B! 42 Spokane c 50 30 more of the Los Angeles Boats Corsetti’s attorney, Thomas C. privilege not to reveal his sources of desired testimony. 72 51 leaders to drop any plans to stage a The Klan apparently postponed a survey domestic anti-war and civil rights groups, when UConn enrollment topped expectations. It opened Jacksonville cy 70 39 Tampa cy because “neither Electric Boat nor Troy, said, "We’re very happy and information. 64 35 Washington c 57 41 rally in support of a policeman who Saturday rally. “But they did say After Friday's decision, Agnes said reportedly compiling more than 7,000 files on more than up 279 additional beds in roomS'-which had housed two Kansas City c Newport News will accept Navy pleased” by the decision of Supreme Kopaez has been indicted by a Las Vegas r 67 54 Wichita c 64 39 shot and killed a shoplifting suspect. they would be holding (a rally) in the no definite decision has been made on students or had been used as dormitory studies or terms and conditions designed to pre­ Judicial Court Justice Herbert P. Middlesex County grand jury on 300,000 persons and organizations. Little Rock pc 60 48 Acting Police Chief George Caf- future,” Caffrey said. seeking the civil contempt citation lounges. vent shipbuilders from saving up Wilkins. charges of murdering Barbre and is Carter issued an execuitve order in 1978 that restricted frey said, however, his department / Bill Wilkerson, the Imperial But outside the courtroom, Troy "There’s no question triples must be abolished,” said claims and presenting them to the Assistant Middlesex District At­ awaiting trial. activities by U S. intelligence agencies. will be ready should the Klan go Wizard of the Invisible Empire of the predicted Agnes will move to cite The draft proposal, a copy of which was pbtained by Don Cafero, chairman of a group which represents resi­ Navy years later. ” torney Peter Agnes asked the state’s In asking Wilkins to overturn the through with a rally reportedly Ku Klux Klan, said from his Denham Corsetti for civil contempt next United Press International, would allow the CIA to dent students. “The whole quality of life at the university ‘"rhe Navy needs some alter­ highest court to overturn the stay of stay, Agnes said, "Reduced to the I scheduled for next weekend in Springs, La,, home he believes the week. engage in electronic surveillance with another in­ is affected” natives in attack submarine con­ the jail sentence imposed on the lowest terms, there is no reason why Meriden. rally is scheduled for March 22, a Troy estimated it will take at least telligence agency and permit warrantless physical ______HINHRHHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIRR______Cafero said students living in the triple rooms were struction,” he said. “Reintroducing Boston Herald American reporter for this defendant should be treated any 16 17 18 10 20 23 24 26 26 27 2 3 4 6 6 0 10 11 12 13 "We don't need any outsiders in Sunday. four months before Corsetti s appeal searches coordinated with the FBI. Fsbrutry Mircl) “without exception dissatisified" and lacked privacy and ship construction work at Naval criminal contempt.' differently than any other criminal here demonstrating,” Caffrey said, In a 10-page memo, the ACLU said the proposal would space. The system also had reduced overall dormitory shipyards would be helpful. Mare defendant.” is heard, “But we have contingency plans set “A lot of our people are shift Appeals Court Judge David A. give the CIA "wide lattitude " to conduct intelligence in­ lounge and study space, he said. Island is the best choice for attack Rose on Thursday granted Corsetti’s Agnes said Corsetti "has not Corsetti was threatened with jail in up for any emergency,” workers so a Saturday rally would vestigations and use intrusive techniques against U.S. But UConn President John A. DiBiaggio said the submarine work. Hopefully, application for a stay of the sentence demonstrated any merit and should a related matter last year, when he Story refuted “We’ll have sufficient manpower,” hamper them,” he said. citizens in this country number of students seeking on campus housing had arrangements can be made to assign to aliow time for a three-judge be required to serve the sentence refused to answer questions before a but he would not say it that meant "This is a march to support the "If promulgated, the CIA would have the authority to steadily increased over the past decade and the universi­ fiscal 1982 ships to that yard.” Appeais Court panel to review his forthwith.” Middlesex County grand jury in­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — A couple who sat next to Carol using state police. police in Meriden,” Wilkerson added. conduct counterintelligence investigations of persons or ty had no choice but to look for ways to ease the situation. Today is Saturday, March 14, the 73rd day of 1981 with Fowler said present contracts with case. Agnes argued that if Corsetti is vestigating the Barbre death. Burnett at a Washington restaurant five years ago Wiiliam ^hndorf of the Invisible Caffrey also met with local leaders groups who "may be" acting for or on behalf of a foreign “Indeed, I don’t wish to see tripling," DiBiaggio said, 292 to follow. the nation’s only nuclear submarine The sentence was ordered ordered to serve the sentence, he He was initially ordered to jail lor testified Friday the comedian did not give any indication Empire of the Ku Klux Klan, said his to discuss the situation. "We have a powers," the memo said. “But we only have X amount of housing and little The moon is moving toward its full phase. Wednesday by Superior Court Judge may decide to testify, and Agnes civil contempt, but never served the she had been drinking too much, as a National Enquirer group intended to hold a rally to sup­ very responsible community,” he builders. Electric Boat and Newport available in the community.” The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and News, would not be affected by any Robert A. Barton when Corsetti, 31, claimed the testimony is needed so sentence because the state Supreme gossip item had intimated. port white policeman Eugene Hale. said. “We’ve been meeting with com­ UConn has more than 9,000 undergraduate and Saturn. decision to open a Navy shipyard. Barton can decide if the alleged con­ Court eventually declined to rule in The witnesses were called by the attorney for Miss Police said Hale killed a black munity leaders and the NAACP. refused to answer prosecution Negotiations ongoing Burnett, who filed a $10 million libel suit against the. graduate students living in more than 85 dormitory units The evening star is Mars. questions about a telephone conver­ fession can be used at Kopaez’s trial. the matter because the grand jury on the Storrs campus. man, Keith Rakestrau, 24, of Hart­ We’ve eased tensions significantly tabloid on grounds it suggested she was drunk and dis­ Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces. since the shooting.” sation he had with Edward R. Kopaez By refusing to testify, Agnes said had by then completed its term. In maintaining the tripling policy, the trustees voted to ford, after firing 10 shots while RAVENNA, Ohio (UPIi — A negotiator for striking orderly as she "traipsed around” the restaurant and got German-American scientist Albert Einstein was bom Leroy Watson, head of the Dean elected Jr., 20, of Lowell, who was then in a Corsetti may "bear the responsibili­ A second grand jury later indicted give students an $80 per semester rebate as an incentive Rakestrau allegedly drove towards ty for a murderer who goes free.” Ravenna public school teachers said Friday he believed into a "boisterous " argument with Henry Kissinger. March 14, 1879. Meriden-Waliingford NAACP, said STORRS - Dr. Mark R. Shibles, Florida jail. Kopaez on murder charges. Corsetti for willingly moving to a dormitory room which would the officer at a high rate of speed in a Troy said the prosecutor’s office the two sides were " not too far apart " in bargaining to The former secretary of state, who was coincidentally On this date in history: Friday his group is satisfied with the dean of the University of Connecticut The conversation led t5 Corsetti’s was never called to testify before the usually house two students. In 1743, the first town meeting in America was held in shopping mall parking lot. Dec. 15, 1979, story in which he can obtain the needed information second panel settle the nation's longest teachers strike on record. in Los Angeles Friday, told reporters that Miss Burnett The dead man and his two brothers way Caffrey is handling the con­ School of Education, has been The walkout entered its 70th day Friday. No official behaved "in a lady-like fashion" during dinner at the Boston. troversy and does not plan to take elected to the executive committee , In 1812, the U.S. government authorized issue of the were suspects in a Feb. 24 shoplifting negotiations were held, but strike leaders said recent Rive Gauche restaurant one night in 1976. incident involving Hale’s wife, a part in demonstratrions Saturday, of the Association of Schools of first War Bonds. They were floated to buy military equip­ Labor secretary pledges help behind-the-scenes meetings have led them to believe an He also recalled that she had stopped momentarily by security guard at the Meriden Square Black community leaders in Hart­ Education in State Universities and agreement might be near. ment for use against the British. his^ table to chat with him and MCA President Lew > shopping center. Police said Hale ford had said they would continue Land Grant Colleges. "It is my intent to see that men and freeze on all new subsidized hiring The Ravenna Education Association sent a telegram to In 1947, military and naval bases in the Philippines B> DREW Vt)N BERGEN Wasserman, but said they had exchang"ed only a few was off-duty at the time. their protest for a third week Satur­ Shibles recently completed a term women currently in the PSE (public "so as to reduce the number of in­ acting school board president James Magella Thursday, were leased to the United States for 99 years. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor pleasantries that “suggested no drinking at all,” Hale was assigned to desk duty day, on the Board of Directors for the secretary Raymond Donovan said service employment) program dividuals affected by the cutbacks in asking that negotiations resume. Alan Balog, president of "There was no commotion of any kind going on," he In 1964, Jack Ruby was found guilty of murder in the A co/vm o4t/-kn c\f I'nllnrmet nf J J .... pending the outcome of a police in­ Watson said the Ku Klux jilan has American Association of Colleges of Friday his department will give a receive all the help we can give the program, " the REA, said “a sincere effort on the part of all parties added. slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, assassin of President John them,” Donovan said. "We will do vestigation following a Meriden obscured the original points his group Teacher Education (AACTE). The helping hand to more than 300,000 The administration also is also will result in a fair and immediate settlement," In courtroom testimony, Charlotte and Andrew F. Kennedy. Ruby was sentenced to death but the convic­ is trying to make. “The community organization represents about 800 everything possible to move them asking Congress to reduce from 26 tion was overturned, and he died while awaiting a new protest last Saturday staged by Black CETA workers destined to lose their Richard Schneider, a consultant from the Ohio Educa­ Wiessner, both residents of Washington, gave similar ac­ and Hispanic leaders from Hartford. is somewhat fearfui,” he said, “and colleges and universities across the into other jobs quickly. ” weeks to 13 weeks the period (nr nor­ trial. jobs in September because of Presi- tion Association, was more optimistic. counts of Miss Burnett's dinner deportment. Caffrey said he did his best to dis­ they are reacting more to outside nation with programs in professional Reagan’s budget cuts. President Reagan, in his fiscal 1982 mal unemploytnent compensation. "People are talking and 1 think there'a a conceptual Both described her as quiet and said they were un­ courage Klan officials in two forces than to the actuai incident.” education budget submitted to Congress, At the end of the Ki-week period, un­ agreement by everybody that there’s a way,” Schneider A thought for the day: Scientist Albert Einstein said, The department said it will try to aware that any wine or water had been spilled, as the find the workers new "unsubsidized” proposed saving $3.6 billion by der Ihe Reagan proposal, a worker said. "It's just a matter of trying to find the right trust Enquirer article stated. “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the jobs, or place them in government eliminating CETA public service would be forced to accept any job level between the players to put the words down to "The restaurant is a snobby place with no loud diners," mysterious. It is the source of all trae art and science.” d jobs that employ the hard-core disad­ that pays at least the minimum wage resolve it. Wiessner added. training programs. If they fail to get a new job im­ vantaged and others out of work of $3.35'per hour, "1 think we're not too far apart, " he said. The Enquirer item also claimed that Miss Burnett had because of poor economic conditions. Donovan said he will ask the The school district has 3,700 students. Schools have "shared her dessert" with other diners, but Wiessner mediately, Donovan said they can dip into $245 million being set aside for National Governors Association, the remained open with substitutes and non-striking said that a waiter had exchanged the desserts at the The Labor Department said it U.S. Chamber of Commerce, teachers. About 155 teachers remained off the job — unemployment compensation. The suggestion of the witnesses' mother. 3hf Hf ral^ money will come from slashing hopes most public service employ­ associations representing city and down from about 220 who walked picket lines when the He said the idea of exchanging desserts came up after a Official Manche$tar Netvipaper ment participants will find unsub­ county executives, comtnunity-based strike began. The teachers have no strike fund, c u rr e n t a llo c a tio n s fo r 475 baked Alaska they had ordered arrjved at their table to USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 139 goverilmental units and other prime sidized jobs or enter training in­ groups and other special interest Magella said an official response to the REA telegram be flamed. sponsore under the Comprehensive stitutions, making them ineligible for groups to “link participants with would be made after the board meets Monday. “Miss Burnett said, 'That’s baked Alaska and I haven't Published daily except Sunday and certain E m p lo ^ e n t and Training Act unemployment compensation. potential available jobs." "The way it's turning, there might be (a settlement had that for several years,’” Weissner testified. holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Donovan said he issued q. March 2 ' He said he will require that each program^ \ soon), but I don’t know anything about it," school "And my mother said, 'Would you like to have some? Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class prime sponsor formally notify the Superintendent James Coll said. We have much more than we n e ^ here.’ postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: local job service office of the name Schneider said the last remaining issues to be resolved “And she said, ‘Well, I’d like some, and would you like Send address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, Reports not worrying and expected phase-out date of each centered around firings, layoffs and reprisals for strike to have some of our souffle?’ Manchester, Conn. 06040. worker actions and said the board had the means to take care of "To (he extent possible ", Donovan any salary differences. To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call said, he will give CETA workers va­ Criminal charges have been filed against Schneider and 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. avid coffee drinkers cant positions in the Private Sector several members of the REA for a mass picketing inci­ Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Satui^y. BOSTON (UPI) - Many coffee Initiative Program, funded under dent, but a Common Pleas Court Judge has put a tem­ Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through one from the Harvard School of another section of the act drinkers who enjoy the beverage for Public Health and one from Universi­ porary hold on any further action in the case. Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satui^y. He also said he will require all Lottery the taste and the quick pick-up said ty of Maryland — showed a The board has indicated financial problems may force Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for programs administered by the Traffic clogs the Via del Teatro Marcello In one month, $15.35 for three months, ^ .7 0 for six Friday they are unfazed by two re­ statistical link between coffee and the layoff of an unspecified number of teachers before cent studies showing a possible link department’s Employment and the 1981-82 school year. downtown Rome Friday as a result of the months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are ' r -! cancer of the pancreas, which kills Training Administration “to make available on request. between coffee and pancreatic about 20,000 people annually. The National School Boards Association lists as the Lottery numbers drawn Friday in New England: 24-hour strike by public transportatlonal cancer. the transitioning of these par­ previous record a strike in the Atkinson, N.H., Connecticut: Daily, 555; weekly “ Play Four” 7927. workers. Commuters were forced to use ' "Tm still drinking it,” said Janet The Maryland study indicated a ticipants a top priority." Timberlane School District that ran for 69 school days, To place a classified or display advertisement, or Maine: Daily 806. their cars to get to jobs tying up the streets England, a spokesman for the Star relationship between decaffeinated Included in the last gTbup are the from Feb. 26 to June 11,1974, when the school year ended. to report a news item, story or picture Idea, call U.S. Employment Service, New Hampshire: Daily 2117. Market Co. in Cambridge. “I had coffee - but not regular coffee - The U.S. Labor Pepartment considers that strike to with enormous traffic jams. Public transport 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Jaime Abdul Gutierrez, left, military day parade at a Salvadorian military camp Unemployment Insurance Service. Rhode Island: Daily 3209 ; 4-40 game numbers 2322-11- stopped drinking it because of the and pancreatic cancer. The Harvard have lasted 116 days, but lists it as ending with the start 22; jackpot $70,388. workers struck for a salary demand of $200 day through Friday. member ot El Salvador's ruling junta, and just outside San Salvador Friday. (UPI Job Corps, CETA on-thejob training caffeine, but I started again — 1 like report said the risk of contracting of the next school year. Vermont: Daily 491. more a month. (UPI photo) photo) and institutional training programs, Col. Jose Guillermo Garcia, defense it.” cancer was two to three times higher mlnlster,revlew troops at special flag-loyalty The studies published this week — among coffee drinkers. and the Work Incentive Program.

,1 t - THE HERALD. Sat., March 14, 1981 Legion offers THE HERALD. Sat.. March 14, 1981 - 5 Region's coastal areas scholarships When moon is full, owling club goes prowling

MANCHESTER - The American NEW HAVEN (UPI) - It’s the still the fun of it said, “I’m on the* blinked. long-eared, the great homed, the from a bird call recording and try it He remembers whistling for an owl Legion Scholarship program infor­ of the night and Noble Proctor is on Southern Connecticut State College Noble Proctor has been studying barn, screech, torred and short­ themselves, but the best te t is to join one night when a woman in pajamas were drug drop points mation along with applications for an owl prowl with some of his Owling Team.” owls for 30 years and once people eared owl. ’The great horned is the ran up and asked him, "Did you hear a birding ^oup. His book, “’Twenty- scholarships have been placed in the students. They come when he calls. ’Then he unzipped his jacket and hear about him he said they expwt biggest, more than two feet in length. Five Binding Areas in Connecticut” it? I just heard my first owl ever!” local schools. BOSTON (UPII — Coastal area%<)f down by a federal court charging the "When spring approaches you’ll The owls do, that is. exposed a Southern Connecticut “T” him to fly around the room and do It doesn’t have horns, but ear tufts (Pequot Press, Chester, Conn. 06412) Proctor didn’t have the heart to tell Maine and Massachusetts were iden­ leaders of 14 suspected drug see the result. It will be difficult to Deadline for the National Proctor, a professor at Southern shirt which contained the figure of bird calls, “But I just do owls and that pass for them. has a chapter on owl prowling. her she was looking at a 200-pound tified by suspected drug smugglers smuggling rings with drug violations. get large quantities of marijuana in President’s Scholarship applications Connecticut State College, puckers the school’s mascot, an owl. ’The cop that’s it.” It gives a hoot — five of them, “ The best time to go would owl and "I just said, ‘Yeah, I beard is March 15, the Department of as alternate dropoff points for their "There were no arrests made in here." his Ups and whistles into the noctur­ checked the moon’s phase. It was There are plenty of owls for him to lower than the hem on Dracula’s probably be in May around here. it.‘” New England, but certain areas of Connecticut Scholarships, March 30, full. choose from in the United States, cape. Its mating call in December is After tramping through the woods operations in Florida, a federal drug DEA agent Richard O’Connor told nal fastness. He attracts a wise old Because then you’ve got birds on Maine and Massachusetts were men­ and the Past President’s Parley policeman who wants to know what’s Then Proctor noUced an owl had maybe a dozen varieties in New so terrifyingly human people have for 30 of his 38 years, he’s able to . enforcement agent said Friday. a New Hampshire group recently territory and they’re more respon­ tioned by the suspects as sites for Scholarship, April 1. going on. responded to his whistle and it was England alone and not many people likened it to a woman screaming squeak like a dying rabbit so well None of the 155 people indicted as a that "billions" of dollars worth of il­ sive of something else in their area,” alternate dropoffs or unloadings," The guidance offices of the local sitting on a branch a few feet away. are aware of their numbers. ’They’re bloody murder. he said. that not only will an owl respond, he result of the U.S Drug Enforcement legal drugs are distributed He ordinarily tells the police in ad­ Boccia said. high schools have applications. It is vance where he will be abroad in the He shone his flashlight on the bird, literally in many backyards. ’The barred owl is an eight-hooter. has seen more than one gray fox ap­ ■Administration's "Operation, throughout the three northern New “People should realize they are "They also talked of sites here for important that each applicant read night, but he didn’t this time and for but it was the poiiceman who Among the more common are the ’The long-eared’s call sounds like a disturbing that bird every time they proach gingerly and weasels get up Grouper " were from New England, England states. future operations," he said. the eligibility rules and follow them cat’s meow. ’The 10-inch screech go in and attract him. So It wouldn’t on their hind legs for a better look. but the investigation “ is still(^ He said the contraband is either '-J h e impact of Operation Grouper as directed. All applications must be owl’s hoot is a tremulous wail. No be something you would want to do It’s no problem walking the woods ongoing, " acting DEA Agent for New ^ brought into the region through un­ is ^x^cted to hit the region in the signed by the president of the matter which way it hoots, only the every night in the same place,” he at night for Proctor — safer he said England Agent Carlo Boccia told protected borders from Canada, CPI spring.lvh^a shortage of marijuana Dilworth-Cornell Quey Unit of the owl "gives the stern’st good night," said. In other words, give the owls a than some city streets — and after a will be in e^efic^Ttr-said. shipped in by boat through the long, American Legion, as noted on each C alendars Shakespeare says in Macbeth. break. couple of nights even his students are The government announced "Right now there's a heck of a lot rural coastline, or into small instruction sheet. Proctor prowls places like World A Connecticut Yankee from An- able to adjust to whistling in the dark Massachusetts fishing towns. Thursday that a billion-dollar drug­ of marijuana around, so we won’t see Information for other educational Governor’s Footgiiard Band, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School. End SWamp near Madison between sonia, Proctor called his first owl without flashlights. It's full of sur­ smuggling conspiracy, believed any immediate impact," Boccia "The Maine coastline is made for grants and scholarships can be found Andover midnight and dawn for owls, which when he was 8 years old. This adven­ prises, however. It may look serene, smuggling," O’Connor said, citing Sykes School PTO, 7:30 p.ni., Sykes School, Park responsible for 30 to 40 percent of the said. in the Need-A-Lifts, a brochure of Monday Street. got their reputation for wisdom as ture led eventually to ornithology, a but it isn’t. nation s marijuana traffic, was "1 think the major organizations hundreds of small coves and inlets. useful information placed in the messengers for the prophet Athene of teaching career, and his extra “1 can remember one instance Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Thursday broken by undercover agents who were crippled by this action and In one of the region’s largest schools, libraries, technical schools Greek mythology. curricular role as a leader of global when I called in a screech owl. It was Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Town seized 1.2 million pounds of the sub­ drugbusts ever, 23 persons were and the community college. For Tolland County ASC Committee, 1:30 p.m., Tolland He said people are fascinated by wildlife tours. sitting on a limb and I put the light on hopefully it’s immobilized the impor­ Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Office Building. stance. tant operations involving New arrested in coastal Stonington-,' further information, contact" Mrs. County Agricultural Center, Route 30. owls because they’re nocturnal, and “It was an hour after dark and I it. Just out of the blue a long-eared DEA Administrator Peter Ben- England and the entire country," he Maine, Oct. 20,1980 with a 34 tons of Irene Pisch, education chairman; or Wetlands Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Ekhication Curriculum Committee and Ad Hoc they don’t really know them that just started whistling. Almost im­ owl came flashing in and swept the singer said indictments were handed said. marijuana. Mrs. Mary E. LeDuc, unit president. Wednesday Class Size l^ d y (Committee, 7:30 p.m.. School Ad­ well. Some believe owls can’t see in mediately, I had this response. I still bird right off the perch. Just in­ ' Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town Office Building. ministration Building, School Street. the daytime but they can see just as get this sort of electric feeling when 1 credible," he said. Board of Directors of TAARH, 7:30 p.m., Hockanum well during the day as they can at He was surprised again when he .1-- ' hear this little organism out there AL auxiliary Bolton Industries, Hale Street. night. answering me. You almost start a took some students out for a prowl New England's utilities ■ YMCA meeting on track season, 8 p.m., YMCA Proctor said people "can learn how rapport between the two of you,” he and primed them on being silent. Monday building. Route 30. to call an owl bv taping their sounds said. meets Monday Town Qerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. MANCHESTER - The Ladies Tax (Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Toar faailly «oaM wla aa all «ap«aa« eye line from Quebec Auxiliary of the American Legion A & l* u n d i paM WALT DI91VET WORLD wmmmUom for « Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the WAI.T mSAKV w o k i j i M i RUTLAND. Vt i UPI i — Hoping to sion line and substation terminal, he could be completed by the fall of 1988 Fireplace Room at the Legion home. Tuesday p r c K c n f UWt@lineyUlorid reduce New England's dependence said. if governmental bodies on both sides •fJI. J Motorists looking tor Bumpass, Va., better not blink. Van­ The piogiam for the month is Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hail. "B if!” \uurM’lf i (un lilU-rf lim ih hulididv. durinn on foreign oil in the late 1980's. "If everything goes according to .of the border expedite approval Foreign Relations, and American Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, \ouf\^AI I m s s n UO RII) X&P 't-amih Spm Vdii utilities in the six-state region took plan, we would hope to have all the processes,” he said. dals stole one of the only two town signs a while back and Legion Auxiliary program carried on Town Hall. lion (irand Pri/i In in tu ’ilinu. ill another step Friday towards permits in three years," he said. ■4’\pinM’piid tii'iliun lor up lo four il Ihu UAM no one has gotten around to replacing It. (DPI photo) throughout the country. Each year Wednesday A«P D I S N t ) VVORI () \ iiiiio n kingdom. purchase of up to 2.000 megawatts of Zuckernick said the power imports Charismatic group the national organization picks a Planning Commisssion, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Soar tii taslirn Airlini’s...lhi’ onl> airlint- ih il starlN surplus power from Hydro Quebec would begin in 1988 at the earliest special country through CARE and Ihi- fun of H ill l)iNnt‘> World riKfil on Ihi- plini- Kith Ihi- rhe utilities agreed to spend $2.5 and would initially involve 600 to meet Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Town .V ucatiem ^w«;c|>!v8a1tc» kids "W ill Disni’i World Kun Mighl Kil** and "hun HI kIi I collects pennies at each meeting to Hail. Meals", tastern will (ake sou (o Hurida's taealiun million collecting information megawatts of power. HARTFORD — The Charismatic be sent for help; The country this paradise filled niih recreation, enlerlainmenl. shopping needed to construct an 87-mile The New England utilities would Renewal for the Archdiocese of Hart­ Tiny town's citizens and dining. You'll hau- file da>s and four nights to year is Thailand and the "Pennies for explore this delightful world. Hhich includes the Magic transmission line from the Canadian like eventually to step up the ford will hold a Holy Spirit Breakfast Thailand" will result in action taken kingdom— ^here sou'll discoser more than 45 fabulous border to an existing substation near purchases to 2.000 megawatts. at Valle’s Steak House, Brainard for feeding Kampucheen refugees. Coventry BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS attractions, including the thrilling ness Big thunder don't like outsiders BEEF CHUCK Mountain Railroad. Barnet on the Connecticut River Zuckernick said that would require Road, on March 21, at 8 a.m. to 11 BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS Mrs, Carolyn Gray, the local units Monday lo enter, simpis fill out the enirs blank beloH or fill Although the utilities do not have a construction of additional lines south a.m. foreign relations chairman, is in out one each time sou sisit sour friendls neighborhood BUMPASS, Va. (UPI) - Motorists radio tuned to a country music sta­ Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. contract yet lor the Quebec power. into Massachusetts. The guest speaker will be Sister charge of the program. Mrs. Shoulder AAP. No purchase is nea^ssars. t nier as often as sou like! looking for Bumpass better not blink. tion. "Some reporter already came WPCA, 7:30 p.m., Planning Room, Town Hall. Vermont Electric Power Co. Presi­ "The unanimous support of this oil Fran Conway, RSM. Sister Fran has Christine Blackwell, department Boneless 9 RAsranfM Vandals stole one of the two town through here one time and did a Chuck dent John Zuckernick said he expects backout energy project by New been a Sister of Mercy for 26 years. chairman of foreign realtions, and; Tuesday the Quebec utility to soon undertake She has been involved in the signs a while back and no one’s story. It made everybody mad at England utilities has been immediate Mrs. Laura Freeman, district chair­ Patriots Park Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m.. Board Roasts RO)Mt r u i A gotten around to replacing it. everybody else; the things that were similar studies and enthusiastic." he said. Charismatic Renewal since the man of foreign relations, are invited Room, Town Hall. Steaks That’s fine with the residents of said." Roasts He said the utilities believe the "We anticipate that Canadian of­ beginning stages in 1968, serving the guests as are neighboring units from Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Planning Room, this tiny community, some of whom Smith was so close-mouthed he power imports would mean ficials at Hydro Quebec will follow Rhode Island and New England East Hartford, Bristol, New Britain, Town Hall. do not particularly like outsiders. refused to estimate the population of "substantial " savings for .New suit soon by approving funds for States. She is presently on the Glastonbury, West Hartford and ’ London Broil 1 ^ # ^ # Bumpass, which is unincorporated. Wednesday - Chuck Fillol ■ England consumers by reducing the similar studies at their end," he said. Pastoral Team of the St. Patrick’s Newington. use of oil-fired power plants. He said Parish and has served in that capaci­ First of all, it’s pronounced Other residents pegged it anywhere Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning ' Shoulder | lb r Since 1979, technical experts from 1“ WHOLE 15-19 LBS. Lusior. the utilities have not quantified the utilties on both sides of the inter­ ty for 10 years. She lives in a “bump-us.” It’s located 15 miles east from 200 to 1,000, depending on where Room, Town Hall. Beef Shoulders Ome< lb 1 possible savings. national border have been conducting household — "Mary House" an of Cuckoo and 7 miles west of they believed the boundaries were. Secretaries PUCA, 10 a.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. Zuckernick announced the study on studies of purchasing temporary emergency shelter for women. Beaverdam in hilly central Virginia. Next door at the general store, Thursday In its heyday, Bumpass boasted a behalf of the New England Power energy surpluses from Hydro Reservations must be made early. Nina Henshaw presided in a cowboy WATT, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. Pool, which represents more than 95 Quebec. Please send to; Mrs. Sally Foster, 96 chicken coop factory, long since shut hat over the cash register and the offer grants A tP Country Farm Pork Shop ASP Poultry Shop ASP Butcher Shop percent of the region's utilities. Preston St., Windsor, Ct., 06095. down. Now there’s an antique store, procession of farmers who buy their SMOKED SHO ULD ^R -^TEft ADDED . FROZEN 1'v-?LBS BELT HOUND WHOLE 18 10?? IBS CuMom Zuckernick said the estimated cost Professional Secretaries Inter­ The study will locate rights of way, of the project is $269.7 million, with Please send a self-addressed stamped a post office, a volunteer fire depart­ basics from her, Boneless Pork Butts m 1 Cornish Hens 99* Boneless Top Round national (formerly National complete environmental work New England's share being $161.2 envelope with your check, made out ment and a general store. ’That’s all. "1 love it here because it’s so quiet East Hartford 6 CTR CUT CHOPS t RIB END4 1 LOIN END ROAST FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS HE( f MOUND BONt LI SS ibIE AKb ? B "There’s never been much here Secretaries Association Inter­ required for licensing and prepare million. to the Archidiocese of Hartford, and peaceful,” she said. “But Monday Pork Combination loin lb I Box (D’Chicken 69* Top Round Roasts lu and there never will be," said national) is offering two scholarships engine design for the transmis­ "We are in hopes that such a line C.e.R. $4.00 per person. crime’s worse since the plant came Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School. PORKLOIN-WHOLE-t4TOt7LBS — . U S 0 A INSPECTED f DLtY COOKED WAIEH ADt Caroline Lanahan, a homemaker who here. It’s mostly break-ins. of $500 each to qualified high school Fresh Chicken Breast^ 1*® seniors planning a secretarial Tuesday Pork Loi nsRo«ts»chops -b 1 Ham Steaks has dwelled all her life in the same Bill Towsey, a volunteer firemen, Aa P career. EQUAL AMTS OF CTR CUT. BLADE & SIRLOIN END CH O P . U S D A INSPECTED 3 LH PKG OH MORE 19th century, wood-frame house. agreed. "At one time, there was Town (Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall, Council Chambers. Any high school student who has Assorted Pork Chops Loin lb I Fresh Chicken Legs 79* Meat Franks "It used to be real embarrassing to some trouble between the people who Thursday AAP MEA1 FBI enters investigation maintained a good scholastic SLICED - live in a place with this name, but lived down at the trailer park. Some average, demonstrates financial Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Ann Page Bacon phg 1 Sliced Bologna I'Kg now I’m used to it," she said as she of them worked at the plant and a lot Hall, Council Chambers raked her front yard with a half- of them were drifters. But it’s mostly need, and who intends to pursue ASP Variety Shop------x^E FARi^ ------AAP Lenten Seafood Shop- further education in an accredited HILLSHIRE FARMS AVAlLABLt WE 0 SAI dozen beagles and collies for an a lot of good citizens here." ^ 9 S .|89 audience. school for a secretarial career is Hebron Polska Kielbasa lb Fresh Cod Steaks "Z i ' ^ ^ 1 of fires at race tracks CALIFORNIA-‘‘SUNKIST" .Asked It that means the fires were of the total burn it is a very difficult” "Some people say Bumpass got its eligible to apply for these SUCEO-SPECIAL CUTOR MAPLE CURED QUICK » ROZl N CONCORD, N.H i UPI l - The FBI Monday t lb ^ 4 9 i|a9 the work of an arsonist, Gamel said, investigation. name after somebody rode through Nurse course scholarships. Colonial Bacon pkq Haddock Fillets has launched an investigation into Town Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. Navel Oranges "That's what the investigation is An early morning fire Aug. 19 on a horse and bumped his a—. Other Application forms have been made MOTOR SWEET QUICK ERO/E N CRUNCHY E Rif D the cause of four race track fires in Tax Collector, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. 1 7 9 039 going to determine. That’s what we swept through a 52 stall barn at Scar­ people call it ‘Bum Pass’ because a set Tuesdays available to the high schools in the Italian Sausage lb Flounder Fillets III m m New England and another in Greater Hartford area. They are also Assessor, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. 1 KRAFT) do in conjunction with state borough Racetrack in Maine killing lot of hoboes used to get off the train Sanitarian, 6:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Maryland last year to determine if authorities." around here." available from Ruth Urso, chairman they may have been the work of an three horses and injuring several FARMINGTON — An introductory Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., RHAM library. 10 s *1 He would not elaborate. others. In fact, the village was founded in of the Scholarship Committee by STORE SLICED arsonist nursing aide course adapted for those U.S. Attorney for New Hampshire State Police Trooper David Lom­ the 18th century by a family named calling 236-3261 daytime or 688-6307 Tuesday FBI spokesman John Gamel said interested in caring for the elderly, SWEET tr o pic a l j UILY Robert Kennedy would not comment bard blamed the fire on “the human Bumpass. Their descendants have all evenings. Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Cooked Ham Friday the probe involves fires at or for persons with long-term il­ Pineapples on the matter but did ackowledge it m ov^ elsewhere. POTATO CHIPS element. It could have been arson, or lnesses in nursing homes or other Wednesday U S NO I M. INfObM WAbH M a 'I # Lewiston Raceway in Maine on Mav WilseRidgiesll 9,1980 , at Rockingham Park in Salem would be a "long term in­ it could have been accidential." Other folks have moved in, health service agencies will be Bronze bars Nurses, 1:30 p.ni.. Town Hall. 9 3 9 Apples vestigation." On May 9, seven horses worth a however, many of them to take jobs In Stores July 29. Scarborough Downs in offered on seven consecutive Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. With Dell ■ ■ lb. FLORIDA JU lf.r bH Cn 1 _ FBI agents have viewed news film 891; Maine Aug. 20; Suffolk Downs in total of $250,000 were killed in a fire at the North Anna nuclear plant Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 stolen at firm WhiteGrapefruit 5 of the Rockingham fire shot by at the Lewiston, Maine, racetrack in located 5 miles away. p.m. starting March 17 at the Thursday Boston^ug. 29; and at Marlborough U 5 NO 1 MAIN! HOli IN(. Manchester television station a blaze State Police concluded was "We thought the plant would help American.Red Cross Greater Hart­ Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. rajieirack in Maryland .Sept. 2. MANCHESTER - Burglars cut a In Stonn With Dell RussetPotatoes i, WMUR-TV. us, but it’s just disrupted things," NABlbLO Gamel said the investigation is definitely the work of an arsonist. ford Headquarters, 209 Farmington Saturday STORE SLICED-COOKED Investigators from the state fire The Sept. 2 fire that destroyed the said Mrs. Lanahan. "It’s brought in a Ave., Farmington. chain-link fence at Moreland Valve TENDEH S W a 1 Premium Saltines being conducted under the interstate Co., and heisted 1,200 lbs. of bronze -Building Official, mornings by appointment. Town Corne(j Beef Rounds Golden Carrots L',; marshal’s office have not been able Marlboro race track’s grandstand lot of undesirables.” ",ur4bHlNt^''iANDWII‘ M transportation and aid of The course will include basic nur­ Hall. CREAMY-FRESH to determine what caused the $2 hexagon bars. FRESH CRISP WASHED racketeering statues. was caused by arson, fire in­ Down the road at the 77-box post of­ sing functions, manual skills and Potato Salad Hydrox Cookies million July 31 fire at Rockingham vestigators said. A $1,000 reward has fice, there’s a sign on the wall that Police said some of the metal could Manchester Pascal Celery '"Z Other law enforcement officials practice, behavioral and com­ DELICIOUS SUNSHINE Park. When the flam es were have been lifted from the yard of the FRESH COUNIH t SIAND said that is a law that covers any per­ been offered for information leading reads, "Loitering and soliciting municative skills, with emphasis in Monday Apple Bread Pudding Hi-Ho Crackers extinguished all that remained of the to the arrest of those responsible for company at 14014 Tolland Turnpike Mushrooms son or group that might have crossed prohibited in this building." So is the psycho-social changes that occur LAUNDRY ------D in in g In T h e W o rld s — 13.000 seat grandstand was a onto a vehicle. 7:30 p.m. —’Transportation Committee, Manager’s Of­ STORE SLICEO IMPORTED state lines to commit a crime. the Maryland fire. gossiping, said Postmaster Robert in patients and their adjustment to Dynamo Liquid SWEEPSTAKES RULES grotesque pattern of bent and twisted Fire officials said a dozen horses Smith. ’The theft of the metal bars was dis­ fice, Municipal Building. Swiss Cheese these changes. Dairy Dept. Frozen Foods CiM'ly pi.nl vOul jnO on 8" »n' , b'Ank O' lAtAldlel "We've had indications that covered March 11. The hole in the 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln *mlCepo»*l '1 At An, A|P ilO'P Y»inn»-»>Tiij»iti« IS TfA'tO'Olds' steel beams The clubhouse was par­ died in a stable fire at Suffolk Downs "I’m going to tell you as little as All applicants must register before No pu'cKAje 'AQuued In it ' eAi n »ou el ASP Tou nssd n suspects traveled interstate. That's fence was concealed by a tractor Center, conference room. b f D '*»en> 10 w n I •IT'.I on e P 'n n e i (,e i 'j- n ii, tially damaged. in late August. Investigators said possible," he said as "Harper Valley the first class session by calling 677- S*0 QuAn' State Fire Marshal Raymond that blaze was caused by faulty PTA” played in the background on a 4531, extension 348, 305, or 307. Tuesday MIX OR MATCH! ANN PAGE-ALL FLAVORS (Ke 100 D'-fe Gamel said A second fire hydrant was stolen rt.n n e i* well oe .Ko»#fe 0» a lAnU or" d ’ Aw.reg «• Dewhurst .said at the time, “because wiring in the stable. 7:30 a.m. —Explorer Scout in Probate Court offices. lAieMhAn AO'II r i»a* EmpiOTeei .<1 AJP me" Tuesday from the Shultz Construc­ im j (hen emmea.jie 'AmiUei A'e no' engepie Cottage Cheese Del Monte Sale! Ice Cream Ibe I'lp p"/e» m uii be u»ed Tho'«dA» M a , 281 7:30 p.m. —Building Committee, Municipal Building, 1 198* ONLY N o cA ie A iie< nA i'.e v O' .jbS lelulT be -TiAds ip> I ’ lp tion Co., at 81 Loomis St. wenne'J O' An, oihe' p'e/e» O'Ana P'-.-e e ' depA'I I'Om me hearing room. ncAteti t'l, ie'ieo b, CAS'e >, «NlT"d One hydrant had been stolen 8 p.m. —Human Relations Commission, Municipal the* corueSI •» A»A'lAbie Al I' A$P *iu C E P t OKeO H o w A 'd Cou •ep'edA COgnlef* earlier in the week. B a , SeA uiO 'i BA>d C'a , D u ■ MA'eon O'Ange Building, coffee room. 2 70^ I V3-gal. ind VOiul'A And Maine town limits pinball machines 7Q<= OACeO'A POI» S i JuKn % Si Two burglaries of neighboring m % 0 c o n \ . cans » I carton ci^ewbe'e wn«>e p'onebeieO b, >a 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Senior Citizens Center, Die (XJdJ Ol W.nning depend pn IF houses were reported Thursday on PA'I'CipAnl* (nj, East Middle Turnpike. " iooi % A I'Vg 1 the locks of the front door. Pillsbury Bfscuits ^ p h g V ■ Del Monte Pears 8 9 ' Macaroni & Cheese play,” reads the sign hanging above signed a petition opposing that per­ Building, hearing room. SLICED OR HALVES YELLOW CLING E ROZt N PROCESSED CHEESE SPREAD ulu.’ A A c “Space Invaders” and “ Asteroids” — mit. Mb M 9 pKq " T 9 Women’s club pkg ma Del Monte Peaches 79* BirdsEyeTastiFries And all over Maine, the computer- Kraft Velveeta due to the town’s new emergency VERNON — The Suburban Vernon CNTIP OFTEN NO PUACHASI NECCtSANT “pinball” ordinance. quick' proliferation of the Great Grocery & Health and Beauty Values Women’s Club of Vernon, Tolland m o th e r S OIOFASHIONED "I think it stinks,” sulked the 7th mespierizing video games has Today KELLOGG S-CEREAL JO' OFF LABEL MOUlHWASH and Ellington, will host a , 1 0 9 4 7 9 Consumer Showcase "81, noon to 6 p.m., Tolland High tJii 1 Gefilte Fish grader. “I used to play almost every erupted into controversy.' membership coffee for prospective Rice Krispies Listerine Conununity guardians find little School, Old Cat Hole Road. SWEET TOUCh/^EE day, and spend about $4 or $5 a day. members and women in the area who FOR SALADS OR COOKING ANTl PERSPIRANT DEODORANT 1 4 9 too Cl • 2 ^ 9 Tea Bags pkg Now me and my friends have redeeming quality In the bouncing are interested in knowing more about Sunday CriscoOil Secret Solid nowhere to go and we just walk “green meanies” of “Astrofighters,” LjUUUMAf* S ROKEACH MIX the club. Consumer Showcase ‘81, noon to 5 p.m., Tolland High, FME. MEDIUM. BROAD 30' OFF LABEL 4 8 9 around town.” the “beep-beep boom” of exploding [III 1 Potato Pancake A workshop to make Easter favors ^ n d a y Penn Dutch Noodles pi 79* Pert Shampoo Macaroons spaceships or the hungry chomping MANISCHEWITZ Creamer does occasionally sneak for the Meals-on-WheOls program BLUEBERRY-MIX-13 OZ PAG MARSH ALLEN Pl L b r a n d s in a few Illegal electronic potshots at jaws of “ Pac-Man.” Town ^u n cll meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, 1 0 9 Egg Matzos Soup Nuts will be conducted at the coffee which Park Place. Duncan Hines Muffins Table Top Grill the drugstore on Main Street in this The Stop-N-Go chain has also sued AIL BRANDS STREIT SOH MANISCHEWITZ will be at the home of Joan Sommers ENGLISH-TWIN PACK FREEZE DRIED two other nearby communities, Special Board of Education meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Middle , 1 6 9 . .. J . 4 9 southern Maine town. ' March 19 at 9:30 a.m. Anyone in­ i.ii Borscht ouK Matzo Meal Windham and South Portland, for Scbool. Thomas’s Muffins Brim Coffee But he can’t play at all in the near­ terested in attending should call 872- “arbitrary” decisions to deny per- Pre-registration for kindergarten, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., all by Stop-N-Go convenience store, 4862. ASSORT! Q PAP! R w CUSTOM GROUND--BEAN COFFEE 1 FROM ISRAEL (LIMIT 3 RLE ASEI MANISCHEWIT? liiere are no machines there. niits for coin-operated amusement elementary schools. ’ That food chain has sued the town devices. Tuesday Bounty Towels Eight O’clock Yehuda C 089 Gefilte 1 9 9 over the stiff pinball ordinance — A South Portland lawmaker has Bargain hunting Tolland County 4-H Advisory Conmilttee, 7:30 p.m., which requires proprietors to show submitted a bill in the state Many great bargains are to be Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Matzos Wbu'di.iJ Rsh Youngsters cluster around an electronic “proof of good moral character” and Legislature to give (ocal found every day on the classified Wednesday 69*^ troversial "pinball" ordinance that sets strict to ensure no hazard to “general governments power for “additional pages of The Herald. Reading the Advanced micro-wave oven cooking class, 7 to 9 p.m., WE RESERVE THE RIGHf TO LMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL' ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAtLAKE TO W NOLtSALl OR RETAJl OtALCRS. video game In Laverdiere’s Drug Store In requirements on the installation of the health and safety” before pinball licensing requirements” of such classified is like beating inflation PMCtSVracnVf MAMCH1141.1M1. Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Gorham, Maine. The store is the only place games. (UPI photo) permits are granted. games — because of "jhe kids single handedly. Smart shoppers check The Herald classifieds first. Public bearing on school bus appeals, 7:30 p.m., Middle in town to play the games because of a con- The ordinance also limits the hanging out.” Scbool. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS.MANCHESTER THE HERALD. Sat.. March 14. 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., March 14, 1981 Alaskans face Council to vote Area parents ArealSews,,. I plan meeting big decisions HEBRON — The March 31 on school pact meeting of Kindergarten Parents will focus on the developmental WILLOW. Alaska (UPII - The two should bail out Chrysler — and EAST HARTFORD - The Town school principals next year will b e . stages of early childhood and the raging arguments in Alaska these Lockheed, Cleveland and New York Council will be asked to approve, at paid somewhere between $30,929 and beginning school experience. Parents days are how to spend the state's oil City as well. next Tuesday evening’s meeting, a $32,549. Now their salary range is have been asked to let the school wealth and whether to .make this The other 49 states no doubt would contract for 28 school principals and $28,638 to $30,138. know what topics they would like to settlement the capital of the largest welcome tackling the problems in­ have addressed. supervisors. ’The new contract would Elementary school teachers will of the United States. volved in spending billions of earn $30,011 to $31,631 in the coming To start the wheels spinning the "If you want the train to stop here, petrodollars. call for 8 percent salary increases each year for two years. year, compared to $27,788 to $29,288 committee has suggested some you have to flag it down." said The giant Prudhoe Bay oil field, The three-year contract, under the present contract. topics of its own such as how a child Leman "Slim" Hazel, a huge 69-year- which opened in 1977 on state-owned negotiated by the East Hartford The coordinator of media services, can be prepared for a successful old homesteader who had just lands along Alaska's arctic North Education Administrative and Super­ who now earns a salary between $21,- school experience; how a parent will polished off a lunch of chicken, Slope, will produce almost $5 billion visory Unit and the Board of Educa­ 835 and $23,335 will get a raise next know if a child is ready for biscuits and gravy in the kitchen of for the state treasury in the coming tion, would require that salaries be year into the range of $23,840-$30,622. kindergarten; how home-school his frame house within flagging dis­ fiscal year. That is about $13 million Other supervisors who work a 12- problems should be handled; what an tance of the track that runs from a day. renegotiated before the contract’s final year begins. month year, including supervisors of average four-or five-year old is like Anchorage to Fairbanks. and such. ’The contract would run from July special education, speech, lan^age, "Willow is a beautiful location for Prudhoe is expected to generate $1 1, 1981-June 30, 1984. hearing and learning disabilities, Suggestions should be submitted to a capital. " said Hazel, his fingers trillion in private profits and public the Gilead Hill School office by If approved, high school principals now make somewhere between laced comfortably on the bib of the taxes in the 30 years it will require to March 20, will earn a salary within the range of $26,704-$28,354. In the first year of the blue denim overalls covering his am­ extract its oil and gas. Alaska's share $33,170 and $34,790 next year. new contract, they will earn $28,840 ple stomach is estimated at $327 billion, with the Presently, those principals earn to $30,622. Open house On a clear day. looking northward rest going to oil companies and the Assistant high school principals down the track, you can see Mount between $30,713 and $32,213. U.S. government. will see their salaries jump from MANCHESTER - The Center McKinley — the highest peak in Under the new contract, middle As if that were not enough of an $25.060-$26,560 to ^7,065-$28.685 next Nursery School will conduct an open North America — from Willow, embarrassment of riches. Alaska is ¥: year. Second vice prpncipals at the house March 24 from 6:30 to 7:30 which is 70 miles by road from estimated to be sitting on as much as high schools will get raise from their p.m. at the Center Congregational Anchorage. 60 percent of the undiscovered oil and Dagon asks present $24.086-$25.586 salaries to Church, 11 Center St. Alaskans voted in 1976 to move the gas in the United States. $26,013-$27,633 next year. Any interested parents and capital from Juneau to Willow, but Republican Gov. Jay Hammond, a Assistant middle school principals, children are invited to attend. The two years later rejected another in­ homesteader and former bush pilot, OK to seek who presently make $23,160-$24,620 school is currently accepting itiative which asked them to approve trapper and guide, leads the forces Amelia Golemba, 83, left, was presented with the "Green will be paid $25,013-$26,590 in the new registrations for children ages 3-5, total costs of the move, estimated at James Kilbride, business manager for Quinebaug Valley favoring putting the money away for contract’s first year. A McCauley Enterprises trash truck outside charged onto the ground by McCauley. for the 1981-82 school year. $900 million. a rainy day in the Permanent Fund, a Thumb" award this week at ceremonies held at the high rise Community College, was cited this week for his work with U.S. grant apartment complex for the elderly in Rockville. The award the “Green Thumb" program that hires senior citizens. He Supervisors who work a 10-month the company’s Cherry St. facility. A citizens' (Heratd photo by Hendrie) The new program director will be So the capital still is in Juneau, nest-egg investment account ap­ year now earn between $22,036- Joan Minor The school is a non­ which is inaccessible by road and two group charges that substances are dis­ proved by the voters in 1976 as a was presented by Evelyn Wood, area leader for “Green was presented with a certificate of appreciation and a “gold” EAST HARTFORD - Mayor $24,276. Under the new contract, they profit. non-sectarian one and is in ses­ time zones away from Anchorage. hedge against the time when oil Thumb” a program that puts senior citizens In Jbbs. (Herald hard hat by Evelyn Wood, Vernon area leader for the George A. Dagon wants to apply for will be paid $M,799-$27,838 next year, sion on Tuesday. ■ Wednesday, and Alaska's largest city with 200.000 revenues will decrease. photo by Richmond) $590,000 in federal money, and he will Salaries will jump another 8 per­ Thursday mornings from 9 a m. to people. program. (Herald photo by Richmond) There was $1.3 billion in the fund be looking for Town Council approval cent in the second year of the con­ 11:30 a m. For more information call Forces favoring Juneau, a town of when the year began, with earnings of the application at the council’s tract. All minimum salaries in 1982- Citizen group questions 649-7061, 22.000 that becam e A laska's of 13 percent on last year's in­ ’Tuesday night meeting. 1983 will be higher than the territorial capital in 1906. have vestments. By law. at least 25 per­ East Hartford is entitled to the maximum salaries in 1981-82. fought the move for 20 years and plan cent of the state's income from oil Retiree gets service award money under the Community Supervisors on the staff before July Bell celebration to fight on. royalties must go into the fund for in­ Development Block Grant Program. 1,1979 will be automatically paid the Hazel and his wife Zoe are sour­ MANCHESTER - The Emanuel vestment in a "prudent" financial By BARBARA RICHMOND Community Council. The mayor needs Town Council ap­ maximum salary for their positions, safety of waste control vinced that a great reservoir of doughs. which is what Alaskan old- portfolio. of the newer host agencies. He cited proval to submit the application and Lutheran Church of Manchester and Mrs. Golemba was among 34 per­ talent is going to waste because our under terms of the new contract. tilners are called, as opposed to The fund's earnings — but not the Herald Reporter the seniors for providing the enter into a contract for the $590,000 the Congregational Church of sons in the five states to be honored. older citizens are not given an oppor­ High school principals, who now By PAUL HENDRIE "specifically indicating frey Moon, recipient of the EHCAG Cheechakos. which is what long-time principlal — go into the state VERNON — In connection with the workshop with help it couldn’t afford with the U.S. Department of Housing Marlborough, will present a All of those honored were 75 or older. tunity to work,” he said. earn more money than the mayor, Herald Reporter noncompliance’-^ was issued by the letter, was not available for com­ residents call newcomers. treasury for distribution in the observation of "Older Worker to provide on its own. and Urban Development. "Celebration of Bells" Sunday at 4 The program employs more than 350 During this week's ceremony in James Kilbride, business manager may still be paid higher than the DEP on Sept. 3, 1979, and a similar ment this morning. "When we opened the post office budget. Week,” this week, Amelia Golemba Much of that money is slated to go EAST HARTFORD - An East p.m. at the Manchester Church, persons. Vernon several local persons who for Quinebaug Valley Community town’s chief executive. memo followed on June 13, 1980, ac­ The citizens’ group has requested here in 1947. there were nine people Alaska abolished its income tax of 12 Belevue Ave., Rockville, was toward public housing improvements Hartford citizens’ group has asked Candi Hine and Mel Lumpkin, will Max Harrelson, director of New have hired some of the senior Mayor George A. Dagon’s salary cording to EHCAG. meetings with officials of the two and 10 dogs." said Zoe. 74. who last year and approved a plan to mail presented with the "Green Thumb" College, one of the host firms, was and rehabilitation, removal of two local companies whether their direct the program which, in the England Green Thumb, said it was citizens gave glowing reports of their will increase to $33,800 on July 1. Raymond Esposito, president of companies, to get their sides of the retired recently as postmistress in out annual cash dividends from the award. presented with a certificate of ap­ architectural obstacles to the han­ “hazardous waste control is poten­ combined choirs, will feature 25 appropriate, during Older Worker value. That will be more than the minimum McCauley Enterprises, could not be story. EHCAG hhs also sent copies of Willow. Permanent Fund to every Alaskan Mrs. Golemba, who is 83. has been preciation and a “gold” hard hat, by dicapped and purchase of a new tially unsafe." handbell ringers who will be ringing Week, to show admiration for the Edwin Litke, principal of the salary for high school principals un­ reached for comment. their letters to town and state of­ Vic Stevepson. who is now the post­ over 17. very active in the Green Thumb Ms. Wood for using senior citizens on pumper for the fire department. The East Hartford Citizen Action 75 Schulmerich bells men and women who continue to con­ Maple Street School, expressed ap­ der the new contract, but less than Cellu-Products is being questioned ficials, including the mayor, the DEP master. said. "1 think Willow is as The amount of the dividends was program which furnishes persons, 55 his staff. In addition, $70,000 will go toward Group this week-sent letters to Cellu- Refreshments will be served in tribute their skills and experience to preciation to Mary Ann Boyd, a the maximum. by EHCAG for alleged discharges and the town health department. good a location for a capital as you based on length of residency in the or older, with community service Claire Murphy, office manager and replacing the Martin Park swimming Products on Forbes Street and Luther Hall following the concert, A community service “long after the Green Thumber who works at his The Town Council is schedule to into the Hockanum River. EHCAG says it plans to investigate can get. It would do a lot for the peo- state. A person living in Alaska since jobs in Connecticut and four other district director for the Title V pool, which is 40-years-old. ’The town McCauley Enterprises on Cherry free will offering will be taken. The traditional retirement age.” school. program told the seniors that the vote on the contract at its meeting "In a recent tour of our communi­ the waste disposal procedures of pl? around here." it became a state in 1959 would New England states. The project is will spend $50,000 on revitalization of Street, asking them to explain waste public is invited. Harrelson said that six of the 34 He said the young people really Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall-. ty, we noticed that your company dis­ other companies in town, WJlIow. surrounded by birch forest receive $1,050 in the first year of the part of the Senior Community Ser­ program has been re-funded without the downtown business district. disposal practices which the citizens’ persons honored were over age 80. need older folks around them and he charges several substances into the “Our initial concern is making and on the edge of Nancy Lake, has a program, wjth the total to increase vice Employment Program funded cuts. But she urged the seniors to Also, money will be allocated to group believes are questionable. Unitarians plan potiuck Mrs. Golemba has been ill this expressed the hope that other senior Hockanum River,” reads the citizen local residents aware of the hazar­ hardware store, a grocery, a gasoline by $50 each year thereafter, ) by the U. S, Department of Labor. write to their congressmen and develop a system to transport men­ winter and therefore, isn’t working citizens will become interested in Compost available The EHCAG letter charges that group's letter. "We saw a white, dous wastes already present," said M.ANCHES'I'ER — The Unitarian station and a saloon. Understandably, the program was Mrs. Golemba, before her retire­ senators and to urge them to renew tally retarded adults from their at the present. working at the school. GLASTONBURY - The town is McCauley Enterprises, a private creamy substance coming from un­ Howard Kinsman, a member of Singles East will host a Pre-St. Only three or four dozen people live immensely popular with sourdoughs. ment had been a long-time employee the program as it is. homes to workshops. Harrelson is urging employers to Lewis Stein, director of the making available, to residents, trash-hauling firm, “discharges derneath the building and traveling EHCAG's hazardous waste com­ Patrick Potiuck dinner Sunday in Willow, but Postmaster Stevenson A young Cheechako couple — Ron of the former Grant's store at Ver­ Following the awards program, The CDBG grant money will also take a closer look at the possibility of Hockanum Industries, a local refreshments, including a green cake coarse leaf compost. several substances onto the ground, downstream alongside your building, mittee. "Once this awareness has evening at 6:30, at the Meetinghouse noted that the 115-mile star route run and Patricia Zobel — filed suit, non Circle and later at Sage-Alien's. be used for administrative costs and we noticed a clear liquid pouring been fostered, we hope people will by Rose Defoe, who delivers the She also worked at Hockanum Valley hiring older workers, "We are con­ sheltered workshop, said his was one for St. Patrick’s Day, were served. Ralph Mandeville Jr., superinten­ which in turn ends up on the at 153 W. Vernon St There will be charging the program discriminates developing a contingency fund, most­ dent of sanitation, said the pile will from the pipes on the side of your work together to achieve adequate music and dancing afterwards. mail, serves about 600 persons all the against newcomers. sidewalks, streets and ultimately in ly for fair housing promotion and be located between the highway gar­ Connecticut waterways." building into the water, we spotted safeguards ' • The potiuck is open to all single way to Trapper Creek. The U.S. Supreme Court has neighborhood revitalization. age and the entrances to the sanitary The E|HCAG letter notes that the steam coming from one of the same The citizens’ group plans a public adults. There is no smoking in the "People around here are kind of agreed to hear the challenge of the Mrs. Donaghue YMCA reports openings Two neighborhood workshops on landfill area at 2340 New London pipes, apparently eroding the bricks meeting March 25 at East Hartford building. For further information between a rock and a hard place." Zobels. both lawyers. Department of Environmental the plan have been held. In ad(lition, ’Tpke. Protection issued an abatement near it, below the waterfall we saw High School, to discuss the local call either Barbara Tuttle, 644-0664. said Stevenson. "They don't know The Zobels are called "the most gets awards the mayor and the council have each He said the material will become order to McCauley Enterprises in white suds in the water next to your hazardous waste problem. The group 175 Pine Tree Lane, South Windsor, what to do. Some would like to sell hated couple in Alaska." in children's programs held hearings on the funding available about April 1 at no charge January 1977, ordering the company company.” hopes to have company responses to or John Crowley, 649-4427,11 Division out. but if they did and the capital Understandably perhaps, the ANDOVER — Helen Donaghue VERNON - The Indian Valley proposals. to residents. to cease oilv discharges. A memo Cellu-Products plant manager Jef­ their letters by that meeting. St., Manchester. came in. they could lose a fortune." Zobels have been keeping a lower for practice and also the team will was recognized by various townspeo­ YMCA has openings for children in Stevenson said people around profile lately, but Ron Zobel has been compete in four Metro “Y” track ple and was presented with several its April programs which will include meets. Track will be open to those Willow "do a little trapping, fish, cut quoted as saying, "I didn't realize awards in honor of her 50 years in­ theater, sketching and drawing, ages 6-14. wood. " what a raw political nerve we were volvement in Girl Scouts. "If the capital came here, it would striking." . physical fitness, and tennis. Tennis classes will meet on Mon­ FREE BREAKFAST on Mrs. Donaghue became an official The programs on theater will meet day and Wednesday afternoons and bring jobs for the young people." said In a rush to spend the oil bonanza, scout in 1931, and moved to Andover Sunday March 15 with the purchase the postmaster. "We're the richest pork-barreling state lawmakers last Wednesdays at the Y building on will be open to those ages 8-15. ’This of regular breakfast in 1948 Route 30 and will be open to children state in the nation and we have the year passed a $500 million public course will cover strokes, serves and not valid on mini breakfast specials Jean Gaspar said that Mrs. under age 15. Sketching and drawing positional play. Gymnastics will poorest people. There's no jobs." works bill for airports, roads, har­ Donaghue has kept scouting strong in Juneau — or perhaps Willow some bors, docks, sewers and concert wiir also meet Wednesdays at the meet Thursday afternoons at the town with "an unbroken thread” of Maple Street School and will be open Sykes School and will be open to boys day — decides how the state's vast oil halls. interest, and is "sure the town ap­ " frI I b r e a k f a s t ”"" to children ages 8-12. and girls ages 4-9. riches will be used. You need go no There is apprehension that the preciates the effort. " with the purchase farther than the Hazels' kitchen to Physcial fitness classes set to start For more information about Sunday March 22 federal government may try to get Mrs. Donaghue was presented with of regular breakfast learn that many Alaskans do not hold include track, tennis and gymnastics. classes and fees call the Y office, 872- some of Alaska's new oil wealth for a plaque by the Girl Scout Troop 5107, not valid on mini breakfast specials lawmakers in high regard. Track will meet three days a week 7329. re-distribution to cash-poor states. a pin by Peg Hohman and a com­ "We have some of the best If that occurs, Alaska Sen. Ted memorative plate designating her 50 COUPONI legislators money can buy." Hazel Stevens, the new majority whip in years of work for the scouts. ^REEBRiAKFAsf"" guffawed. Y^CA elects director the U.S. senate, may come to regret with the purchase The problems that came with ',VEftNON — Mrs. Jan McGarity of Sunday March 29 some of his campaign rhetoric master’s degree in special education of regular breakfast Alaska's sudden wealth, however, Stumping the state tor re-election Scouts plan 151 Hany Lane, has been elected to at the University of Connecticut. She are no laughing matter. Although last fall, Stevens boasted, "Alaska the Board of Directors of the Indian and her husband, Robert, have two not valid on mini breakfast specials some Alaskans still chuckle over the has the potential to become several camp retreat Valley YMCA. children, Beth and Todd. proposal of a legislator that Alaska Saudi Arabias." Mrs. McGarity is an instructional MON-FRI6amto 8pm BOI/roN — The annual camp Helen Donaghue displays aide at the Vernon Middle School and the commemorative plate has been teaching in the Vernon area Family Herald retreat for Cadette and Senior Girl SPECIALS e 2 eggs, toast, coffee 7 Shrub is possible Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers, that she received for the past eight years. She has You may notice how some will be held the weekend of March 27- Wednesday night. She was served as a Girl Scout development newspapers accept advertising for X- • bacon, eggs, toast 9 29 at St. Maurice Parish Center. honored at a celebration for organizer and had been the program rated movies, massage parlors and e cheese omelette with toast 9 coordinator at the Y from 1976 to .other businesses appealing to the The retreat is sponsored by the Of­ 50 years of service in the source of rubber fice of Scouting of the Diocese of 1979. explicit. The Herald doesn't for a Norwich. Although it's directed to Girl Scouts. (Herald photo In addition to her instructional very good reason. We respect your KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -A petrochemical product relying on in­ by Cody) work she is currently working on her family too much. RESTAURANT rubber supply that has not kept up Roman Catholic Youth all Girl Sa^ creasingly costly oil. Scouts. Boy Scouts and Explorers are with current demand, an unsettled In addition, synthetics do not have HOURS: VERNON CIRCLE international scene and the rising welcome to participate. MON-FRI 6 a m.-2 p.m all the qualities of natural rubber, This year the diocese is offering First aid costs of petroleum-based products which is preferred in applications SAT 6 a m.-12 SUN 8 a m -12 have all sparked an interest in a three separate programs, one for the that demand high elasticity, resilien­ high school Cadette, Seniof Girl native American desert shrub as a cy, tackiness and low heat build-up. course possible natural rubber source. Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers. The combination of these factors The other two programs will run as Guayule, pronounced wy-oolee, is a has led to an increased interest in scheduied ‘WestowTi VIjarm acy two-foot-high shrub that grows wild usual, one for the Cadettes and one SOUTH WINDSOR - guayule, a renewable source of for the Boy Scouts. The programs in the semi-arid plateaus of the rubber which can be produced The South Windsor W ITH THIS . . . L , i™ t f o i» r d . southwestern United States. Lately it will begin on Friday at 7 p.m. and the Women’s Club will sponsor domestically, as a major source of closing mass will be Sunday at 10:30 MMICHESTER 643-5230 has become a focus of research and rubber. a Standard Red Cross First COUPON gardens a.m. Families of the scouts are Aid Course March 17, 24 w 4 experimentation by the scientific Because of this interest, the FREE 6 4 3 -8 4 7 4 community and the federal govern­ welcome to participate in the closing and 31 at the South Windsor 168 Woodland St. National Science Foundation spon­ mass. WITH THIS COUPON ment in the search to find a new, sored a study by the University of Community Center from 7 _ CoTylenoi domestic source of natural rubber. A nominal fee will be Charged to to 10 p.m. Arizona and Midwest Research cover expenses and all meals will be A 15 PAGE BOOKLET St Patrick’s Day ^The United States' supply of Institute to assess the implications of A CPR course will be provided. Tenting will be a must for offered on April 25 from 9 natural rubber is presently in a the development of a new U.S. i, Since guayule farming can be “stay,” “come,'J and “heel.” Also, a Hill Road, 644-2709. 3 for $4.49 mechanically cultivated and special class will be devoted to pets Quitm *s Pharmact/ Dr. Edward Lawless, head of Kan­ harvested like cotton or soybean Now you know sas'City’s Midwest Research with behavioral problems. The YOUR YELLOW PAGES production. Lawless said major course will run for six weeks. A male oak eggar moth 873 Main St. Manchester OPEN SUNDAY Institute Techology Assessment Sec­ guayule production would not be an tion, said while synthetic rubber is a For more information call the Y of­ .can smell a female oak QUARn REPAIRER extensive labor-intensive viable alternative, it is a fice, 872-7329 or stop by the office. eggar moth up to 3 miles agribusiness. away. 643-4136 ____ 8 - THE HERALD, Sal.. March M, 1981 THE HERALD. .Sat,. March 14, 1981 - 9 Hairdresser's healing causes church revival Worship By GINA BRISGONE many of the crowd are outwardly joyful, GREENWICH (UPI) - Soft rock ’n’ roll singing, smiling and embracing. Evangelist Grace singing floats out the doors of a small, And people came forward to be healed. DiBiccari, left, of Dan­ modern Roman Catholic church in The evangelist placed her hands upon a bury, prays for the Catholic collection Greenwich on a chilly Friday evening. forehead and began praying — often in a healing of a woman at ’The four-member group playing inside foreign-sounding language. ’The pastor. a church service in- Is Lent a good time Monsignor James J. McLaughlin, has a folksy style one might hear at a local Greenwich. Drawing bistro — but the words are different. assisted, often annointing a sufferer with relies on mail only ’The sound is as contemporary as the oil. on the traditions of style of the carpet and curtained chapel TTiat experience aparently overcame black spiritualism to recall Christmas? that looks more like a banquet hall of a many of those who sought it, causing them and revivalism, Mrs. The 31,500,000 Human Needs Needs Appeal. ’The remaining 80 per­ country club than a church. But the intent to drop backwards unharmed in a swift DiBiccari, 40, has Appeal now under way, to support cent will be contacted during the" of the service at St. Agnes Church and the and stiff-legged fall to the floor. By CUFF .SIMPSON more than 40 charitable programs “I believe that if anything in their life is developed a following weekend of March 14-15, through the words of the group’s songs are clear — among "born-agan’’ For many years I have had the Wings of Morning and services of the Archdiocese of General Phase solicitation mailing.. they praise the Lord and ask for healing in not good, it’s (healing) God’s way of habit of keeping all my Christmas Hartford, is a unique effort — no one return. cleaning that up. God is so overwhelming Christians. (UPI cards — and, then sometimes is visited personally, no one is asked Considering {he group of 150 persons it knocks you off your feet,” she said. photo) whenever 1 feel like it. I go through untruthfully, but as she looked and Mol had gone to India for technical to contribute during church services, South Church gathered inside, including young subur­ She said healing is given to us in the Bi­ them all again, 1 felt that way this found something worthy of a con- assistance. From the accounts in the all members of the 223 parishes and ble and quotes Mark 16: 15-18. MANCHESTER— There will be a banites with children, middle-aged women week — and it was amazing to see gratulatory comment: "I enjoyed press, he was received royally and churches are being contacted by and men and some college students, it’s “And these signs will accompany those Holy Communion Service Sunday at 8; how many of the notes 1 had either that girl you had with us for dinner was successful in his quest, mail. difficult to believe in a few hours many of who believe: In my name they will cast a.m. at South United Methodist oyerlooked during the^busy pre- last night", "I’m pleased to see your We spent two weeks on the actual ’The charitable programs of the them will have sung and praised God as out demons; they will speak in new Church. The regular services will be' Christmas season or forgotten. It marks improving," "That's a good "safari", seeing animals in the wild, Archdiocese are available to all, never before and become “born-again” tongues, they will pick up serpents, and if at 9 and 10:45 a.m. with the Rev. Nor­ was indeed a joy to read the looking tie you are wearing,” “You We saw only one leopard and hun- regardless of race, religion or Christians. they drink any deadly thing, it will not man Porter preaching. messages of old friends and new. As drive so much better than you used dreds of lions, one was just starting economic circumstances. Currently, Grace DiBiccari of Danbury, a 40-year- hurt them; they will lay their hands on the a result I shall write to some and to," etc., etc. to eat a zebra that he had run down, mailings have been sent to about 20 At 12:15 p.m. on Sunday a chicken old hairdresser, wife and mother of four sick, and they will recover.” dinner will be served in Cooper Hall. prav lor others. One little booklet, Something happened in their home, and a pride of lions were feasting on percent of all church members. The teen-agers has been coming to St. Agnes Grace and scholars on the subject of From 2:30 to 5 p.m. the Cluster Mis-' published by Unity, has a poem Next Sunday after one of the ser- the remains of wild beasts. We saw Guest speaker entire population of the 82 towns and Church each month since last November. healing talk of feeling a rush of heat from called "Throughout the Year" by vices, her-httsbaTia, a hardworking hippos and rhinos and only seven cities throughout the Archdiocese - Sion Study will have as its topic, As an evangelist with a “healing a person’s body at healings. ’They at­ Anne Hayward laborer, clasped my hand with the cheetahs, hundreds of elephants, and MANCHESTER— The Rev. comprised of Hartford, New Haven “Latin America and the Church,” ., ministry" and leader of "Grace and the tribute it to the healing taking place in­ remark.'"Cliff, 1 don't know what the thousands of wild beasts. On Lake Horace F. Westwood, brother of the and Litchfield counties - is 1,756,790; and at 7:30 p.m. there will be a. Vessels of Christ,” she has caused a side. She said she also heard a woman’s If all the warmth of Christmas hell you did to my old lady, but she Naivasha we took a boat to observe Rev. Arnold Westwood, will speak on of these, 833,629 or 47 percent are Praise and Teaching Service. bones cracking at another healing service (WIN *750.00 THIS WEEK religious revival, some parishioners 1 time was only made to last. sure is a changed woman." She the exotic birds on Crescent Island, “Confessions of a Severty-Year-Old- Catholics. ’The following events are scheduled as arthritis was drawn from that woman’s The troubles of the world could be claim. "gave up " a habit — to "get " the En route we passed a group of hippos Clergyman” this Sunday at the The 20 percent of membership for the coming week: Mrs. DiBiccari became involved in body and her limbs straightened. just relics of the past. love of her son back as well as the joy one of which started to chase us, but Unitarian Universalist Society:East reached to date represents the Monday — 7:30 p.m.. United, Grace felt that rush of heat that Friday If that kind, friendly spirit could healing ministry, as she calls it, about six of good family relations. soon gave up. Sometimes we got up Meetinghouse at 153 W. Vernon St. in special gifts phase of the Human Methodist Women, reception hall. night as the group prayed with her for one be kept throughout the year. years ago while her group was performing It is not too far into Lent for each early to drive through the bush, but Manchester at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday — 3 p.m., confirmation of two small girls suffering from a Then we should all be happy, and at a church. She saw a man in a of us to do some spiritual stocktaking usually it was two trips a day in the Dr. Westwood served the Unitarian class; 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Prayer t i mysterious disease that affects their sight CLUES ACROSS: our lives be full of cheer. wheelchair who was unable to speak well, 4. You'd cortalnly oxpoct a garaga worker to be that we too might give up — and get. morning and late afternoon. As long Universalist Association as a Study Group, 1208 Main St. and walking abilities. Grace held the PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1360 If we could give, from day to day, Second Church and Grace said she felt compelled to call ablo to find a ------plug whan wanted. , , , as we stayed in the van, we were member of the Board of Trustees and Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Men’s out “get up in the name of Jesus.” child’s hands and told her to turn around the yuletide love and thought. I lie c h u c k le jgfg Some animals scattered at the on the Fellowship Committee. He has MANCHESTER— The following Prayer & Study Group, 22 Campfield and walk to her father several steps away. Il'a no more than lha parson to whom It Is Before another year comes round, “He got up and he was walking,” she owed Is aniitlad to. The following story has been told approach of the car, but the majority held a number of positions in the are the events scheduled for the com­ Road. said, “and he talked clear.” The child took three difficult steps Into Q p a "R□ what changes could be wrought! under many guises, but recently it seemed undisturbed by our presence, Southwest and the New Hampshire ing week at Second Congregational Thursday — Noon, Senior her father’s arms and began crying and T o ------an Irascible man Is asking (or So let us now resolve to try to keep Many of those attending on a recent appeared in “Laughter Under the At one time vans were around the and Vermont districts and was in­ Church: Methodists; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir;, laughing. trouble. ^ OVA E within our hearts. Friday evening had come for the first Steeple " by Pellowe. same pride of lions who only lazily volved in the work of several social Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible Study 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study & Sharing; “She felt the heat burning, going 9. You may naturally feel batter after finally rid of The friendliness, the warmth, the time to hear Mrs. DiBiccari sing in a high V E lifted up their heads, yawned, and agencies in Houston, Texas, where he Group; 3:45. p.m.. Confirmation Group, 224 Indian Hill Trail, Glaston­ clear voice and preach in a style that through her body,” Grace said. “You an Irksome one. cheer, when Christmas time "The elderly Irishwoman was on Class. went back to sleep. The whole was minister for 22 years. bury. draws from black spiritualism and can't say I worked the child up to Showing a certain lack of rasponaa. departs her way back to Dublin from a Wednesday — -7:30 p.m.. Lenten Friday — 6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir;, anything." ■ j _ visit to the Ulster counties of experience reminded me of Psalm Dr. Westwood was graduated from revivalism mixed with her own blend of Short for “Reginald.” I don't understand exactly why I 104, particularly verse 21. Tufts University, Medford, Program. 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7:30 p.m., One woman asked for healing of her Northern Ireland and was being down-home wisdom. There can be tough companion balora It saved all the Christmas catalogues Massachusetts and received his Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; UniM Methodist Youth Fellowship. marital problems, another testified she r E questioned by the customs officer "The young lions roar after their “If you can’t let it out to God, who can amargaa which of two parsons It going to win with their temptation, but all 17 sur­ honorary degree from Meadville 7:30 p.m., teachers meeting; 7:30 Saturday — 8 p.m.. Serving Our had been in and out of mental hospitals at the border. Eventually he fished prey, and seek their meat from you let it out to?” Mrs. DiBicarri asked the —------. G faced this week too. They are now Lombard in Chicago, Illinois. p.m.. Senior Choir rehearsal. Singles Vesper Service. during a recent interview in her modest and been addicted to drugs before she was out a bottle from its temporary God." 15. It may hardly matter that one ------happens dumped into the waste bin — and liow home in Danbury. “We’re all 80 percent born again, and a man testified he was sanctuary in a very voluminous It was an awesome experience to cured of alcoholism and his marriage was to be a shade lighter than another. ■p thankful I am that I didn't succumb to nightdress at the bottom of her emotion,” and worship should include that see so many animals. saved after finding God. 16. Shlftlaaa types o fte n ------to forget that the lures of Madison Avenue. suitcase. ‘And what might this large part of ourselves, she said. k H h B S B H IS % Perhaps this Christmas binge was be’’’ he inquired. The N.O.E.O.D.B.P.T.D.B. Services Not everyone gets caught up in the fer­ they have certain rasponsibllltlaa. triggered by a card from Hong Kong "Sure, and it's holy water from the Robert Stone, First UCC Church of vor, however. Three women members of Cemetery reminder Stung by It, a young child Is pretty sura to cry. |A - yes, It was a Christmas card from □ ■ □ B H church my sister attends in Lon­ Mason City, lA, has noted the Andover CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. the parish giggle nervously throughout the Juat before winter. the China Congregational Church. Hebron EAST HARTFORD— The Public donderry'. But the customs officer predominance of dollar bills in the of God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. evening and participate in only a small Used to (Ish with. A They hold three services each Sunday FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 LaCounte, pastor. 6 a.m., worship > portion of the service. ^ Workd Department, Cemetery Division, 13 had his suspicions so he pulled the church offering plates, and extols the CHURCH of Andover, UCC, Route 6 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL а. m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.,service; ser­ 10:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 ' requests that all winter decorations that Having bungled one chance of scoring, a with a membership of 4,350. I recall at Log Hill Road. Rev. Richard H. CHURCH. Route 05. Rev. William “What would my seventh grade nun say cork and sniffed. ‘This is whiskey,' virtues of the National Organization vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening p.m., evening service. player can hope t o ------another. ” A K N p E when I preached at one of their three Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship ser­ Persing, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ service. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route u owners wish to save be removed from all he said very sternly. for the Elimination of the One Dollar vice. about this?” one of the women whispered services over 1,000 were in atten­ vice with nursery available during ser­ CONCORDIA LUTHERAN 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. cemeteries by March 29. The request is 24. A drunk who can’t ramambar where hit hotel Up went the lady’s hands in Bill and the Promotion of the Two vice: 9:30 a.m. church school for all GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Michael Donohue. Saturday mass at incredulously about the scene before her. T L dance Today they have enrolled over CHURCH. Hebron, Rev. David G. made for maintenance purposes. it m a y ------hopalaatly. M M amazement. Glory be! Another Dollar Bills. He writes in his church ages. Burton D. Strand, pastor; Rev. David 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, “In St. Agnes!” she said when she saw 500 students in their kindergarten Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 B. Stacy, associate pastor. 6;30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. and noon. Any decorations not claimed will be dis­ I Agree to accept the judges decision as final miracle like in Cana of Galilee paper: a.m.. Worship service, nursery; 9:15 the .singing evangelist in the crimson 25. A barn on a mountain farm may have this In It. and primary schools. Bolton Holy Communion, nursery care ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL carded by the cemetery crews. Any when the blessed Lord was there,' a.m., Church school classes. provided. 10:00 a.m. Holy Commu­ CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert H .' grown place her hands on people’s If 1 were to follow the philosophy of "lam sure in our church at least if CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 nion, Church School through Grade Wellner, rector. 6 a.m.. communion; foreheads and pray and they dropped to further information regarding this request N A M E ...... the topic of this paragraph. I suppose Christian communication the two dollar bill replaced the one Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford б, nursery care provided. 10 a.m.. family service and ohurob« the floor from the experience. ’The woman can be obtained from Rocco Toce, Hillside Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST school. ADDRESS ...... next summer there ought to be a note As I serve on the Media Committee dollar bill as the smallest p.m.; Sundy masses at 7:30, 9:15 and Manchester rolled her eyes in mock horror as people Cemetery, at 528-4046, SOCIETY; East. 153 W. Vernon St. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD ' CLUES DOWN: CITY...... STATE .... about Lent in July. Who knows? for the Capital Region Conference of denomination of paper money, our 11 a.m. GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. 10 Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. CHURCH. 51 Old Town Road, < traveled up the aisle hugging and kissing 1. It police ware t o ------a man’s aignalura, BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Smart shopping Sunday offering would double. You a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rockville. Rev. MIchelino Ricci, a confaealon would not be properly valid. Churches, 1 was interested to note CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. others at Mrs. DiBicarri’s prompting. IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES up — and gel” are invited to join me in this great Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.. Smart shoppers read the Supermarket NO that the National Council of Churches Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:30 a.m., meeting. 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. worship services. . Mrs. DiBicarri quickly establishes eye Shopper column Wednesdays and Satur­ 2. Do ao In public and you are bound to attract a Last week I mentioned the above of Christ in Kenya has problems crusade." church 8choot;11 a.m., worship ser­ FULL GOSPEL Swensen, pastor: Milton Nllson, VERNON UNITED METHODIST ' contact as she walks about the church, and certain amount of attention. CLIP AND MAIL TO: vice. nursery. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie days exclusively in The Herald. phrase seeking to put meaning into INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH, assistant pastor. 6 and 11 a.m.. similar to ours. For example, 15 Twenty-Third Paalm ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, worship.services, nursery for infants; Hlles. pastor. 9:15 a.m. church 3. Having atartad to cross a busy street, personal PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE the habit of self-denial during Lent. hours each week are allocated to the •' CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, worship 9:25 a.m., Sunday Bible School school; 9:15 a.m., worship service, ’ C/0 THE EVENING HERALD In "pastures green"? Not always; John C. Holliger, vicar. 10 a.m. safety may necessitate that yo u ------Here is an incident with some of the churches by the Republic of Kenya service and Bible study; 7 p.m., classes for ages two through adult, nursery. 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER, CT. Family Eucharist: 11 a.m.. Nursery nursery lor Infants. 10:25 to 10:55, CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. amartly. aspects changed to protect those in­ with the programs ranging from sometimes He deliverance service. Who knows best, in kindness program and coffee fellowship. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake fellowship coffee time. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. 5. Raatored to life. ,J volved This woman loved to give devotion to regular Sunday Services. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL St. Rev. James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; free advice, especially to her family leadeth me CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. am., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., CHURCH. Park and Church streets. Sunday masses at 6:00,10 and 11:30 8. Looks batter It cut perfectly evanly. CONTEST RULES (The department is grateful but J. Stanton Conover, minister; 9:30 Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; a.m. In weary ways, where heavy worship service; 7 p.m., evening ser­ 1. Solve the puzzle by lining In the missing letters to make the as to how they should live, in the illu­ wishes that the church reporters a.m., Morning worship, church Rev. J. Gary L’Hommedleu. assistant ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST 9. Where ships are loaded and unloaded, etc. shadows be. vice. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each sion that her nagging would result in knew better how to wrjte the news.) school and nursery; 10:30 a.m. coffee CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. to the rector; Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, CHURCH. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard 10. T o ------a little aomethlng lor a rainy day la And by “still waters”? No, not hour In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a m. Adams Street at Thompson Road. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m.. Holy E. Thompson, pastor. 10:45 a.m., clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word some change. To her son in par­ They also have a film library by forum program and adult study ■urely wiaa. always so; Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist worship service. Its true meaning. ticular she went on all day: "Shine which they spread the Gospel. They group. day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun­ and Church School. 11 a.m. Holy FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 12. Racompanao givan In appraclatlon ol aoma Oft'times the heavy tempests . You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You your shoes ", "Straight your tie", conduct radio workshops, plan to ex­ day masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and Eucharist. CHURCH of Vernon, 665 Hartford 2 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, •arvice. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically "Pick up your room ", "Get your pan­ tend the Film Library, and have round me blow. Coventry 11:45 a.m. And o’er my soul the waves and CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF CHURCH, 1126 Main St. Rev. Dr. minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, 14. Larga, aomatimes dangerous fish. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry ts pressed", etc., etc. Finally, he ran started a small reference book COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN LATTER-DAY SAINTS. WoodsIde George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church away from home across two states. I library. billows go. CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow­ Street and Hlllstown Road. Wendel K. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. 17. It Is raised whan thsre’s a fire. blank will be accepted. But when the storm beats loudest, bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, Walton, bishop. 6:30 a.m.. Priesthood 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Worship ser­ Worship service. 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members had a difficult time to persuade him It was good to see a nation of pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m, worship; vice; 9 a.m. Church School, nursery 19. Writer ol verse. and 1 cry and Relief Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacra­ FULL GOSPEL of their families) of the Evening Herald. to come home with me. Later, in blacks working at solving their own 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; 7 p.m. Bi­ ment Meeting. through junior high. 7:30 p.m., Praise INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH | 22. A night bird. ble study and fellowship. Wednesday. talking with the mother I suggested problems and succeeding. We were Aloud for help, the Master SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. and teaching service. INC., 9 Ellington Ave., Rockvillo. Rev. > 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES standeth by. 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday, NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A that when she fell again into her in the Hilton Nairobi Hotel — and PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN officers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. 2:30 p.m., deliverance service; | WORD LIST And whispers to my soul, “0 it is CHURCH, Route 31 and North River habit of unrequested correcting, that nationals were quite at home and had 10:45 a.m.. holiness meeting; 6 p.m,, Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. deliverance i This list contain!, among othara, the correct words POSTMARK. I".” Road. Rev. W. H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 open-air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Michael R. Lohmann, associate service. 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the she bite her tongue until it hurt. a way of enjoying life that was a joy for Iho PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for rslaasa a.m., Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., meeting. pastor; Bryan Myers, Intern; Rev. C. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. ' contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than Eventually I hoped that the pain to see. We went out for dinner in So, where He leads me, I can safe­ worship service. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Rc\}Jte 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, UNITED PENTECOSTAL Weekend of March 14-15, 1981. one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be associated with the criticism, like expensive restaurants — and here ly go. ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route 31. CHURCH, 167 Woodbridge St. Rev. 6:30 and 11 a.m., worship services; pastor. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship • And in the blest hereafter I shall Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, nursery, services; 9:15 a.m. Sunday School ' shared equally. Pavlov's dog. would create a con­ again, of course, the predominant John L. Suprenant, Associate pastor. know. day school; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 adult forum, Bible study; 11 a.m. and adult Bible class. ! IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE ditioned reflex that would lim it her color was black and again, enjoying Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., worship. nursery. TALCOTTVILLE 6 Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and Why, in His wisdom. He hath led PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 NORTH UNITED METHODIST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Main • ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. running his life if not stop it life to its full. The shops were owned 10:45 a.m. me so. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. Street and Elm Hill Road, Rev. | 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to altogether. When that happened, it and manned by attractive per­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 10:30 a.m., worship service, nursery; Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. and Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 a.m. | CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property did, I asked her to praise her son, not sonalities, During our visit President Author Unknown 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. In­ 10:30 a.m. worship services: 9 a.m. Worship service. ■ Bechlold, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Educa­ formal worship. nursery for children 5 years old or of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. tion for all ages: 11 a.m.. worship ser­ ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL younger; 10:30 a.m. Church school, vice. 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Qolway St. aged 3 to 6lh grade. Rev. Walter A. Hyazko. pastor. 9 a.m., SECOND CONGREGATIONAL be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming is Churches plan 'events East Hartford mass in English; 10:30 a.m., mass In CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. necessary. English and Polish. James D. MacLauchlln, pastor. 10 FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOO. 763 9. The correct solution to this week’s Prizeword will be ST BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH. a.m. worship service and church Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin school: 11 a.m. fellowship hour. published the following Saturday. Community Baptist Executive Committee. Friday — 7 p.m. Teen Activities. 10 a m., church school: 11 a.m., mor­ J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Tuesday - 10 Emanuel Old Guard ning worship: 7 p.m., evening service. SPEAKS 10 The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical MANGIlK.S'l'Flt— "Sleep and Saturday — 8 a.m. Men’s prayer 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. (all retired men of the community FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East and 11:30 a.m. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Eugene Brewer errors which may appear during the puzzle game. Dream Patterns " will be the topic of group; 9 a.m. Women’s prayer Hartford (Southern Baptist Conven­ are invited); 1:30 Lydia Circle; 4 group. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. William Rev. Chet Copeland, associate Every 11 The sealed correct solution will bo kept in the personal the speech to be given by Dr. Richard tion), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. Krukowskl. pastor; Rev. Clifford O.SImpson, custody of Nate Agosllnelli, President Manchester State Day at the Fellowship Club Dinner Cherub and Junior Choirs. pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. worship team ministry; Rev. Edward J. Rear­ pastor emeritus. 10 a.m. worship ser­ services, nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Wednesday — 11 Lenten worship, don, In residence. Saturday masses vice. 10 a.m. Church School. 11:15 and program at Community Baptist school: 6 p.m., Training Union. The world is filled with be at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at a.m. coffee shoppe. U 6T WEEK’S 12. Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will "Praying Hands;" 12 Bag Center Church FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH people who can give ten Church tonight at 6:30. 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m., noon and 5 Wednesday photographed for the paper. On Sunday the Youth Fellowship luncheon/Study; 7:30 Emanuel MANCHESTER— Events (Lutheran Church In America). 1120 p.m. South Windsor reasons why a plan won’t Sltver Lane'. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main work. But there are precious PUZZLE SOLUTION will go roller skating. Other events Choir; Sacred Dance; Laotian Fami­ scheduled next week at Center pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and-Rev. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. few who can supply a viable scheduled for the coming week are: ly Committee. Congregational Church are as 10:30 a.m. coffee hour; 11 a.m. 1790 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. worship. Emilio P. Padelli, co-pastors. Satur­ alternative. I like my way of Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Women's T hursday-10 Prayer Group; 11:15 follows: day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; Sun­ Richardson, minister. 9:15 and 10:46 In the Herald’s FIRST CONGREGATIONAL day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and a.m., worship service and church doing a good work better Care and Visitation; 3:45 Bell Choir; Sunday — 8:30 a.m. 9th Grade Con­ CHURCH. 67 Main St. Rev. William E. Society Executive Board, at the noon. school. than anyone’s way of not 4 Flynn, minister. 10 a.m., worship ser­ PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE church. 6:30 Confirmation Classes; 7:30 firmation, Library; 10 a.m. 7th JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 647 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, vice, church school, child care; 11 doing it. Unless method Lenten worship. Rev. Dale Gustaf­ Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible 673 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Board of Grade, Federation Room; 10 a.m. 8th a.m., coffee hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; itself involves a principle of People/Food ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE son; 7:30 Rebecca Circle. discourse; 10:20 a.m., group discus­ Sharer, pastor. Saturday masses at 4 Trustees, at the church; 7:30 p.m., Grade, Middle Room; 11:15 7 p.m., youth fellowship. sion. and 5:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at right and wrong, human ; Friday — Youth Group Retreat at FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Christian Life Study Group, the Children’s Dance Group, Mezzanine; ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN wisdom is at lib^y. 23 SWAMPS not stamps. The pictorial element in certain postage stamps 1535 Forbes St. Rev. Ralph CHURCH (Missouri Synod). Cooper ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, CLUES ACROSS: Booth home, 39 Eleanor Drive, Ver- Faith Lutheran, East Hartford. 11:15 a.m. New Member Conver­ Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday Destructive critics are “a| section hardly gives them ''picturesqueness'' in themselves SWAMPS can be and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Rev. John J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. 1. PICK not pack. The clue’s use of "expensive new" (relaling to original school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 picturesque m a way | nonl, 7:30 p.m , Senior Choir rehear­ Saturday — 10 Acolyte training; 8 sations, Federation Room; 11:15 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; Joseph H. Keating, assistant pastor. dime a dozen”, but construc­ purchase) Inclines It to favor PICK. No suits you possess should be p.m.. evangilistic service. Nursery at Emanuel Hill Chapter of AA in 10:15 a.m, Sunday School and Youth Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday tive doers are scarce indeed.: packed with undue haste. 24. WEEDS not reeds. "lnevitaf)ly ... if allowed' refers to something un- sal a.m. Nominating Committee, Rob­ all services. Forum; 10:15 to 11:30 a.m., First and masses at 6:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 7. TOWER not rower. TOWER relates more pointedly to the theme of visi­ wenfed. Luther Hall, Emanuel Lutheran BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST We must be careful that we; Thursday - 7:30 p.m., Thursday bins Room, 11:15 a.m. Board of second year youth Instruction; Holy ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL ble tallness. A rower, seated as such, herdly shows his full height. CHURCH, 16 Church St. Rev. Henry do not make' a profession oh Church, 60 Church St. Christian Elducation, Carrier Room, Communion the first and third Sun­ CHURCH. Sand Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Evening Bible Study Group, Owens J. Scherer Jr., putor. 10:30 a.m., 8. FEW not new. As suggested In the case of FEW, under-manning is a day of each month. Jacques, pastor; Ronald E. faultfinding. Jesus warned; home, 34 f^nd Lane, South Windsor. 7 p.m. Faith & Retirement, 56 worship service, child care provided disadvantage (to "cope with"). The clue calls for "Inexperienced, sey. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and Haldeman, aulstant to the pastor. 6 against a hypercritical; CLUES DOWN: Nazarene (or Infants through age 5. 9:15 a.m. rather than ’ new,’’ since new men may well be fully trained or qualified. 1. PHOTOGRAPHS not photography ’PHOTOGRAPHS" is more directly Woodstock Dr. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer and a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.; Subscribe Today church school lor all ages Including judging. Mat. 7:14. 13. SIZE not sire, SIZE, more necessarily than the sire. Is a practical con­ apt. Photography produces PHOTOGRAPHS, and il is ihe latter thal MANCHESTER— The following Monday — 7 p.m. Handbell Choir, Steve Holt, ministers. Sunday ser­ family service and Sunday school. . Emanuel Church adutt class. 6 p.m Junior High and Since there is no fooH>R sideration One may hardly be Interested in the sire of a non­ events have been scheduled next Carrier Room; 7:30 p.m. vices: 9 a.m. Bible dassee; 10 a.m. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN Cali 647-9946 are wanted for the purposes of illustration MANCHESTER— Events Senior High Fellowships. worship; 0 p.m. worship. Wednesday; REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Bert Van plan, little Imaginauon ls< thoroughbred work-horse. 2. CHESS not chefs. The question of "thought or ideas" links up with a week at the Church of the Nazarene, Stewardship Committee, Robbins WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH 7 p.m. Bible study. Nursery provided Antwerpen, pastor. 6:45 a.m., Sunday necessary to discover flawtf 14. FUSS not furs. A ’’restrained" character Is moderste In behavior, rather brs/ny activity, rainer. (United Methodist Church), scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran 236 Main St.: no for all services. school; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., worship than frugal Iri dress. Also, because of the cost of furs, an unrestrained 4 WIVES not lives. The clue’s specifying "on men' lends to favor WIVES, Room; 7:30 p.m. Parent Support Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon Gale, in any program. The greater Church next week are as follows: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. service, nursery at both servloeo. woman cannot go ahead and Indulge In a lot of them, as the clue would The clue would suit "Jobs" or "careers ' rather than lives In general Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Young pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service, challenge lies in dating, Group, 59A Congress St. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. 10:30 MESSIAH EVANGELICAL suggest. Sunday — 8:30 Worship w/commu- child care. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin one’s Ingenuity and taerg/ 9 WISE not wide The clue implies that such a choice /• conducfve to Women’s Bible Study - Babysitting Tuesday — 3:30 p.m. Pilgrim a.m.. church service, Sunday school, 16. TELL not sell. One wants a man to buy —not merely "accept "—thal nion; 9:45 Church School, Adult TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rev. 3hf Hfralb reaching a high standard However. Ihe wider one's range of study, the and care for small children. to making a given plan woifcj provided; 2 p.m. Crestfield Convales­ Choir, Memorial Hall; 6 p.m. Corned meeting In Stye Elementary School. which one Is trying to sell him. more one’s energies ere diluted COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. Ronald Muetjel. pastor. 9:30 a.rh.. Forum; Bible Study; 11:00 Worship; Kingston Drive. Rev. BIm Rowley, It truly is amazing how. 17 RACE not rage. II you Insert "rage." no ground Is laid lor any quesffon cent Home service; 3 p.m. Vernon Beef and Cabbage Dinner sponsored 565 E. Center St. Rev. James i. Meek, worship service; 10:30 a.m., Sunday 10. HEALTH nol wealth, He presents ’ himself." as a person, as a picture ol 9:45 and 11 Nursery; Representative pastor. 10 a.m. Bible classes: 11 a.m. of "the misfortunes of others" as there is. aptly, In the case of "RACE" Manor service; 7 p.m. Sams and Sals minister. 0:16 a.m.. Church school for school. much can be acomplishetl HEALTH Ho would characterize wealth by his life-style, dress; etc. by Men’s Club, Woodruff Hall. worship service; 7 p.m., Evening ser­ from Gideon’s International will all ages, kindergarten through Grade OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN when we Ignore who 19, DASH not cash. One may think excessive DASH mey lead to sccldents 12. RUST not dust. As the clue implies, RUST or corrosion Is e bad In- meeting, Wednesday — 10 a.m. Bethany vice. Nursery provided for all ser­ speak at both services; 4 p.m. Com­ 4 coBtinuIng during the service; 10:30 CHURCH. (Missouri Synod) 239 rimives the credit. when driving, (or Instance. The mere ownersWp ol a lot of cosh hardly lluence However, dust in llself does no real harm, and may not Wednesday — 9:30 a.m. Ladies Bi­ Group, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. vices. Graham Road. 9 a.m., Sunday AND ADVERTISER Implies personal risk. betoken neglect bined Bell Choirs of Emanuel and a.m.. Morning worship, nursery ble Study; 7 p.m. Midweek service Faith and Prayer, Federation Room. provided. school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., wdrship. 30,000 CIRCULATION 21. CHOIR not chair. The clue's style of phrasing suits a CHOIR, which may Marlborough Congeregational Glastonbury CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 be called on to "support" a soloist. From a choir, one looks for comfort, “Partners in Ministry;” Teen Bible Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Church Main St. Rm , Neals McLain, senior Vernon say, rather than “adequate support." Churches in concert at Emanuel ST. DUNSTAN'8 CHURCH. Study “Revelations," Chancel Choir Council, Robbins Room; 7:90 p.m. pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister Monday - 3;30 Staff; 6:45 Scouts Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 West CMPiJF OMIT rehearsal. Children’s Caravan. Grace Group and Emma Nettleton of visitation and outreach. 9:30 a.m., and Bowling; 7:30 Property Com­ Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.. worship, St, Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 Lydall and Vetnoa 8treets> Thursday — 7 p.m. Visiting teams, Group, Federation Room. p.m., Sunday masses at 6, 9:30 and children's church and nursery; 7 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30 mittee, Housing Board, ECW 11 a.m. School of the Prophets. p.m., evening service, nursery. (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a.m. ■■ Hiiaii...... 10 - THE HERALD, Sat.. March 14, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., March 14, 1981 - 11 Courses by Newspaper Dow Jones falls back B usiness during heavy tracking Why does care cost so much? Finance NEW YORK (UPI) - The Dow Jones fighting the measure. Earlier this week, result, the HMO physician has a strong incentive to hold industrial average flirted with the 1,000 Joseph E. Seagram & .Sons offered $2.03 Editor's Note: This is the eighth in a series of 15 ar­ down costs, while still providing quality care in order to level Friday and then lost ground as in­ billion to acquire St. Joe Minerals. ticles exploring "The Nation's Health." In this article, vestors cashed in on recent stock profits. continue to attract memberis. Edward F.X. Hughes of Northwestern University's Trading was the ninthheaviest on record. Center for Health Services and Policy Research dis­ Evidence from HMOs to date is encouraging. Some Businesses The Dow average of 30 bluechip stocks, Investments have achieved substantial cost savings — from 10 to 40 cusses the causes and possible solutions for the high cost which had been ahead nearly 8 points in percent below those for comparable groups cared for un­ the first half hour, lost 4.05 points to Investment prices courtesy of Advest of medical care. This scries, written for Courses by Inc. are as of 3 p.m Friday. Newspaper, a program of University Extension, Univer­ der traditional fee-for-service insurance — principally 985.77. However, the closely watched through reductions in the numbers of hospitalizations. increasing average gained 21.15 points for the week, Price Change sity of California, San Diego, was funded by a grant from this week ‘ Evidence also suggests that as the numl^r of HMOs in thanks to Thursday’s 22.15-point surge. Friday the National Endowment for the Humanities. Advest Group 8 Dn > 4 an area increases, competition holds down the prices of The Dow closed at 1,004.69 on Jan. 5, Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University of just before flamboyant Florida forecaster Alex. & Alax. 35'z up 2 other providers in that area. Such competitive forces Acmal California Joseph Granville issued a "sell 5'4 up ‘2 might also be enhanced by altering many of the existing inventories Aetna ,35 >4 up lAs everything” recommendation that helped reimbursement policies that discriminate against other CBT Corp 28'z unch By Edward F. X. Hughes send prices sharply lower. potentially cost-reducinj innovations, for example home WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government reported Col. Bancorp Doctors and . hospitals are providing far more Analysts said they were not surprised at 16"'. up */4 Friday that American businesses increased their inven­ First Bancorp sophisticated care for their patients than they did a health care and greater reliance on nonphysician man­ the profit taking in light of Thursday's 25'.4 unch tories in January, and one analyst said the figures may First Hart. Corp unch quarter of a century ago, and the bills for their services power, such as nurse-practitioners. sharp gains. Also, many investors have in­ show manufacturers “want to be prepared” in case there Hart. National unch have increased dramatically. Thus enlightened reforms in the market for medical structed their brokers to sell when the care, in the way we pay for care and organize it, could is no economic slump. Dow average approaches the 1,000 level, Hart. Steam Boil. up ‘z In 1979, total health cSre expenditures in the United In a rebound from December’s sharp drop and despite Ingersoll Rand up "s States were $212 billion — an increase of 12.5 percent produce incentives for both consumers and providers to an area that historically has proven dif­ healthy sales, the book value of manufacturing and trade ficult to pierce. J.C. Penney up 'z over the previous year — and $943 for each individual. act to hold down costs without impairing the quality of inventories increased by $5 billion or 1.1 percent in Lydall unch The New York Stock Exchange index There are good reasons for much of the increase in care. January, the Commerce Department said. Sage-Alien unch rose 0.05 to 76.32 and the price of a share Increasing inventories often signal a backup in the SNET costs, for example, inflation and the development of The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are increased two cents. Advances topped up ''z nation’s warehouses and indicate a drop in demand. Travelers programs to increase access to care for the aged and the those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect declines by about a 9-to-6 margin among up 1'2 But in January’s case, in which sales remained United Tech poor But the system by which we pay doctors and those of the University of California, -the National En­ the 1,920 issues traded. up 2 hospitals also contributes to the high costs of medical stronger than expected, the figures may show manufac­ Big Board volume totaled 68,290,000 Gold up 25.00 dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or First Ct. Bancorp care. turers “want to be prepared if, in fact, the economy does shares, up sharply from the 54,640,000 unch the participating newspapers and colleges. not turn down,” said Patricia Mosser of the private Most physicians are paid on a fee-for-service basis, traded Thursday. First-hour volume forecasting firm. Data Resources, Inc., of Lexington, which rewards them for providing more and more ser­ Next week Dr. H. Jack Geiger of the City University of totaled a record 24,100,000 shares but the Mass. pace slackened as the day wore on. Expo '81 planned vices, regardless of their benefit to the patient. Hospitals New York’s Center for Biomedical Education discusses She said said most of the increase appears to be “work Observers said the market's latest rally NEW LONDON — Paul Suprin. Chair­ are reimbursed for Iheir costs, so they are rewarded by in progress inventories,” indicating manufacturers are “Inequities in Health Status and Health Care.” has been fueled by a decline in short-term adding services and increasing the costs of care. The “expecting production increases they’ve had in past few man of Exhibit Sales and Richard J. interest rates. Chemical Bank lowered its Pillar, Chairman of EXPO '81 announced patient, or consumer, also has few incentives to curtail months to continue.” prime lending rate to 17Vz percent late today that registration for booths at 4 About the author Reported increases in inventories of chemicals and the costs of health care because in most cases these are Thursday and other banks were expected EXPO '81 will be accepted starting March paid by a third party — an insurance company or the Edward F.X. Hughes, M.D., M.P.H., is director of the petroleum appear mostly to reflect price inflation, rather to follow soon. Center for Health Services 18th. Chamber of Commerce members government. than increas^ inventoried stocks, she said. John McGullicuddy, Manufacturers and last year's exhibitors will be personal­ A comparison of the health care system to the general and Policy Research at Many forecasters predicted an economic downturn to Hanover Bank chairman, said he expected ly notified of a preferred date prior to that market for goods and services will clarity the issues in­ Northwestern University, begin about now, a second “dip” following last year’s the prime rate to decline to 15 percent by announced for the general public. Infor­ recession. So far, it hasn’t happened. where he is also professor this summer. But he predicted it would mation will be available at the Chamber volved. In a "free market," both consumer and producer Price inflation alone accounts for about $3 billion in the of community health and rise after that as the economy picked up Office have strong incentives to purchase and produce the total month-to-month increase in the value of inventories, medicine in the Medical steam. Also, at this time, the EXPO "81 desired product at the lowest possible price. The more a even if the volume of goods stayed the same. Similarly, there is no incentive for patients to seek such items are worth their real “costs.” School and acting director Several banks have reduced the rates consumer has to pay for a given item, the less money is Retail inventories increased about half a percentage Executive Committee wishes to welcome available for other purchases. Similarly, the higher the other than the best and most expensive medical care One such mechanism would be the requirement that all of the Program in Hospital they charge bankers for loans to five- several new volunteers: Judith Fonseca point in January, about $6(X) millon worth, according to month lows. Also, federal funds rates that price a producer charges, the greater the risk that the available. This is especially true when the third party Americans who could afford to do so pay the first dollar and Health Services as Administration Chairman; Kathleen the government figures. Overall inventories of durable banks charge one another for overnight Morris from Oakdale Realty as Chairman consumer will shop elsewhere. program provides "first dollar " coverage — that is, it of their medical care (deductible) and some percentage Management in the J.L. goods were up 2.2 percent and non-durable goods 1.61 per­ loans have sunk lately. of Special Events; David Quinn from pays for the entire bill, even the very first dollar. of the cost of the remaining care (co-insurance). Such an Kellogg Graduate School of These forces contribute to an "efficiency" in the cent. Three huge takeover bids have sparked WNLC TYD as Co-Chairman of Adver­ Knowing the preferences of doctors and patients and arrangement would induce patients and their doctors to December’s decrease in inventories, the first in about exchange of goods and services in our society, and, at Management. He was institutional buying. Ohio Standard has tising Public Relations; William Attridge that their costs will be reimbursed, hospitals purchase consider whether a given procedure was worth what the five years, was somewhat larger in the January revision, Spring Is just around the corner, and with It will come grass to be least in theory, assure that the price a consumer pays for formerly on the faculty of offered $1.7 billion to acquire Kennecott, from Hartford National as Chairman of the newest equipment available in order to compete individual would have to pay. A number of health reaching 0.27 percent. cut. Here, Laura Culver assembles an air duct sub-assembly on a a product reflects its true value to the purchaser. the Mount Sinai School of the nation's largest copper company, in Ticket Sales; Diana Martinez from Advest Third party payments effectively with other hospitals. To protect themselves economists estimate that a policy of even modest deduc­ Medicine of the City Textron/Jacobsen Garden tractor-lawnmower. The machines, the latest deal. as Chairman of Opening Ceremonies; from the increased costs of these new services, con­ tibles and co-insurance for those who are not poor could University of New York. He is co-author of “Hospital California Standard last week made the The medical care market, however, differs from such a manufactured at the company's facility in Brookhaven, Miss., are Kenneth Barber from Barber Appliances sumers purchase even more insurance, and an ever es­ substantially slow the rate of increase in health care Bankers fight largest bid ever when it offered $4 billion "free market. " Most notably, we have intervened as a Cost Containment Programs; a Policy Analysis.” used on large lawn areas such as golf courses and parks. (UPI and Joseph Francis from Francis Elec­ calating spiral of increased cost and more insurance costs. to buy AMAX, whose directors are tronics as Midway Chairmen, society to assure that no one-should be denied needed photo) results. Another appropriate step would be to change the incen­ medical care because of an inability to pay for it. In Q u e s tio n s TV Feeding into this cost spiral is the continued develop­ tives hospitals face under current third party systems, loss of assets attempting to achieve that goal, we have created both ment of medical care technology. Each year numerous 1. What are the reasons for the increase in health care possibly by moving toward a system of “prospective” WASHINGTON (UPI) — Bankers have stepped up Appointed manager private and public programs that subsidize the costs of diagnostic devices and therapeutic measures are reimbursement. Under such a system, each hospital costs? care, especially hospital care. The best known of these their battle to cut off a mounting drain of assets, asking created, such as computerized axial tomography (CAT would have to function within a fixed annual budget, 2. How does the medical care market differ from a M.ANCHESTER — Pat Manning Hughes has been a ap­ programs are Blue Cross-Blue Shield and the Congress to stop the securities industry from offering scannerl, coronary bypass surgery, kidney dialysis, and a based on the number of patients expected in that year and “free market”? pointed manager of Merrill Lynch Realty/Barrows Co, government-funded programs. Medicare and Medicaid. checking accounts that earn double-digit interest. variety of intensive care initiatives. Each of these new the level of care those patients were expected to require. 3. What is the key to controlling escalating health care The American Bankers Association held a news c(9i- 156 E. Center St. IVEST In 1979,92 percent of all hospital bills in the United States technologies requires new, more highly skilled personnel, Such a system could encourage hospitals to deliver care costs? ference Thursday as part of a furious lobbying effort, in She studied principals and practices of real estate at were paid for by such third party programs. further increasing the costs of medical care. more efficiently and refrain from frills for which they 4. How does an HMO hold down costs?,*.------Washington and before state legislatures, to stop the Hartford Institute of Accounting and attended the ILL Despite their positive benefits, these programs have Reforming the system might otherwise have been reimbursed. “Prospective” steady advance of what are known as money market Professional School of Real Estate. Package Store contributed to the dramatic increase in the cost of mutual funds. She is working toward her GRI degree at the Universi­ What can be done about escalating costs? The answer is reimbursement has been tried in a number of states with Answers Mjnrhf'.ff ParkzHf A medical care. Since patients do not have to pay directly The funds pay interest that is currently around 16 per­ ty of Connecticut. She has had 16 years of real estate and not to stop technological change or to put a ceiling on mixed results. 1. Inflation, improved quality of care, growth and aging managing experience. (08 V> MiJill.' I npkr for services covered by insurance, there is no incentive cent, far beyond the 5 "A percent banks offer on passbook (>(<)-04((< for physicians to refrain from ordering costly services or national health expenses. Such measures could ultimate­ HMOs of the population, and the system by which doctors and accounts. And they allow checks to be written on the ac­ for hospitals to be otherwise efficient in delivering those ly impair the quality of care. The principle behind “prospective" reimbursement is hospitals are paid. count, usually for a minimum amount of $250 to $500. Joins Riley Olds services. On the contrary, the desire to provide the best The key to controlling the rapid increase in medical essentially the same idea that underlies the health 2. In medical care, there are private and public Some provide credit cards as well. care costs is to provide economic incentives to encourage maintenance organization (HMO). Many knowledgeable programs that subsidize the costs of care. The funds require a minimum deposit, although about MANCHESTER — Raymond Thompson has joined the Price changes per Liquor Commission quality care possible is a strong incentive for physicians staff of Bob Riley Oldsmobile. 345 Center Street, as a to order laboratory tests. X-rays, or special procedures, physicians, hospitals, and patients to exercise more observers believe that this innovation has the greatest 3. Provide economic incentives that encourage half of the holdings in the funds are less than $10,000 ^ IC OUENTALl prudence in their use of medical care services. potential for holding down health care costs. In an HMO, physicians, hospitals, and patients to use medical care apiece. I mechanic, even if the benefit might be small. The threat of malprac­ A graduate of Prince Technical School in 1969, Thomp­ Mechanisms can be developed to encourage consumers consumers pay a fixed monthly premium in exchange for services more prudently. ABA President Lee Gunderson estimates'people, are tice is also felt to result in physicians ordering additional pulling from $2.5 billion to $3 billion every week out of | son has 11 years’ experience in general repair. He has COEUR du PATRON and providers to make informed decisions about the receiving all their mqdical care from that organization, 4. Consumers pay a fixed monthly premium for all SMIRNOi tests and consultations. This practice has been called banks and savings institutions and putting Them in the been a member of the Manchester Volunteer Fire "defensive medicine." purchase of medical care items and to evaluate whether regardless of the amount of care they consume. As a medical care from the organization. Department for more than six years. ROUGE VODKj funds, which are run by brokerage houses. Pat Manning Hughes As the bankers held their news conference, the FRENCH TABLE WINE organization representing the funds, the Investment New-CBIA president A n editorial sampler Company Institute, announced at another news con­ 80 PROOF 1.75L HARTFORD — Kenneth 0. Decko has been elected by REG. SPECIAL SAVE ference that assets of the money market funds reached the board of directors of the Connecticut Business and In­ $101.2 billion this week, passing the $100 billion ngai1( for dustry Association to succeed president Arthur L. Woods, *3.99 *2.99 *1.00 REG SPECIAL SAVE the first time, who will retire April 1. Woods has headed the organiza­ *13.29 *12.24 *1.05 Gunderson ^ s that amount represents the total assets tion since its formation in 1970, and its predecessor PIUS 10% OFF (MSE of 8,000 community banks, the smaller members of the organization, the Manufacturers Assocition of Connec­ 750 ML What New England thinks ABA. ticut since 1968. The funds managers also have been waging an Francis M. White, chairman and president of Colonial The Times Record, Brunswigk, Maine 500,000 troops and saturation bombings, we were involved tion for the postal supervisors’ dormitory is expected to So the dress didn’t cost her a dime. So Galanos gave her aggressive public relations campaign, accusing banks of Bancorp and chairman of the CBIA board of directors, COEUR du PATRON ARROW being “anticompetitive” in their appeals to cut the in­ ■Nancy Reagan offers consolation to anyone having a in an area that was not properly our “own," no matter add up to an estimated cost of $28.1 million. the gown to have it stashed with the Inaugural costumes said, “Ken Decko and Arthur Woods have worked closely terest rates on the mutual funds and have other restric­ BLANC difficult time making ends meet. The first lady and the how long the U.S. had been concerned with Asian affairs. And despite heated objections of certain residents of of other first ladies. Who cares, especially if his welfare together over the last several years to make CBIA one of Creme de Menthe tions applied. president are tightening their belts, too. She said so, on And we were opposing a nonindustrial nation that could Potomac (where the average home sold for $176,961 last payments are being cut back, his retirement benefits the leading associations in the United States. This has The bankers want to be able to offer the same kinds of FRENCH TABLE WINE Wednesday. care less how much we bombed the jungles and villages. year), the Postal Service has defended its purchase of threatened. made for a careful transition which is now complete. " 3/4 (Quart 90 Proof They played guerrilla warfare on their own grounds and property in that community to train supervisors. “It is accounts immediately, rather than wait until the mid- Her statement is unrealistic — even offensive— to the Nancy Reagan has painted herself into somewhat the 1980s, when interest rate regulations are spt to expire. great majority of Americans who suffer dearly from in­ eventually bogged us down so much we had to get out. largely through our managers that we make the produc­ SAVE same corner that other insensitive people of history have Division controller REG. SPECIAL SAVE REG. SPECIAL flation. But once again we are back in “our seas.” We have a tivity gains that reduce the need for future rate in­ painted themselves — people ranging from the unfor­ •2.99 * 1.00 *5.65 •5.20 45(5 ,For example, Nancy Reagan has two hairdressers, one long history of involvement in Latin Amprican affairs. creases,” said Postal Service spokesman Joe MacDonald tunate Marie Antoinette to Great Britain’s Princess MANCHESTER John E. Hanley has joined Lydall *3.99 in California and one in New York. She flies them to And we have never — since 1818 — taken kindly to recently. Margaret. CofC plans seminar Inc., Lydall and Foulds Division, as division controller. 750 ML Washington to do her hair And she turned down a $50,000 anyone's attempt to mix in affairs that might change the But if said managers receive their education about Ronald Reagan is Caesar. As Ronald Reagan’s wife, Hanley was previously associated with Linatex Corp. of HARTFORD — “Personnel Policies for the Small appropriation to redecorate the White House because it status quo in the Western Hemisphere. This is generally cost-efficient operation from the same bunch of geniuses Nancy must be purer than Caesar’s wife. Fair or not, this Raymond Thompson America in Stafford Springs. recognized by other nations, including Russia. who have to purchase property in a wealthy suburb Business” is the topic of an 8 a.m., March 19 seminar Hanley has a B.S. degree in accounting from the was not enough money, then began a private fund drive to is the way it is. sponsored by the Greater Hartford Chamber of We have to recognize the outcome if communist forces because the Postal Service bureaucrats can’t find a University of Connecticut and resides in Coventry, CHAPERON de NUIT raise $200,000 for renovations to the mansion. And if she doesn’t want to hurt her husband or herself, Commerce Small Business Office, at the East Hartford ESTATE BOTTLE GILBEY’S GIN ^ take over El Salvador, only a short flight from our vital suitable building to train other bureaucrats anywhere Connecticut. In addition to all the perquisites of office, the Reagans Nancy Reagan had better be a bit more circumspect in Holiday Inn. 1978 have enough money to corfipletely isolate themselves interests in the Panama Canal and right athwart a possi­ else in our land, we shudder to think of the price of a her talk and dther aspects of her style, dress, and general Attorney Robert M. Bourke will review effective per­ from inflation. ble second canal so important to our economic and stamp in future years. behavior. sonnel practices and policies regardmg work hours, sick Attend exposition 1 Liter 80 Proof Nothing is wrong with possessing wealth. But by defense interests. time, holidays, vacations, probationary periods and B9RDEAUX 759 ML pretending that she and her husband suffer economically, We can't fault Moscow for trying, as in Cuba, to try to Newport (R.l.) Daily News benefits. MANCHESTER — Optical Style Bar management Red or White TABLE WINE Nancy Reagan appears as if she is ashamed of their change the status quo, but that doesn't mean the Russians This is about cabbages and kings and all sorts of things. Central Maine Morning Sentinel Future seminar will address financial planning and staff and sales personnel, Hal Davey Sr., Hal Davey II, wealth can afford to ‘beard us’ in our den, if we say otherwise. It’s about democracy and monarchy and chiefs of state It used to be a day of warm anticipation when the legal services. less Christensen, Garry Lawrence, Alan Karnolt, Allen REG. SPECIAL SAVE REG.- SPECIAL SAVg That is surprisjng, because President Reagan has So. while the Reagan administration’s words sound and their ladies. It’s about Nancy Reagan and how unfair Boston Red Sox opened their Florida training camp. Reservations included breakfast and may be made James and Larry Thornton recently attended America’s *3.99 . *2.99 * 1.00 *6.95 •6.46 49(5 tough, they can be seen as a (strong) hint to Leonid — and, even untruthful — and mean the press has been Spring, one knew, couldn’t be far away, and it would be through the Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce largest optical exposition, ‘,'Optifair ’81,” held March 8, 4 spoken with pride of his rise from humble beginnings to 250 Constitution Plaza, Hartford (5254451). 9, and 10 at the New York Hilton in New York City, fame, fortune and power — and vigorously endorses the Brezhnev that using El Salvador as a bargaining chip in toward her. followed by the summer and fall when our heroes would Seminars attended include the latest research and Awerican system that permits such accomplishments. the give-and-take U.S.-Soviets relations will be non­ Lacking a king or queen of our own, we tend to enshrine win it all for New England. productive. the First Family, the president’s household, as our very development in lens design, optical equipment, contact CALVERT EXTRA ..:^n view of the president's beliefs, why does Mrs. Opening of camp this year was no such day. With Tom lenses, eyeglasses manufacture and frame sales as well Cok0 own fantasy royal family. And since the hard-news ^ g a n not admit their success, and be thankful for it? We don't think the Russians will continue their ploy. Yawkey no longer around to shell out the money. Sox UConn sets program as business management. ^ ^ e would earn more respect through honesty than by But if they do, it is true that President Reagan’s course is reporters take aim at the president and his programs, the management can no longer afford the big stars who had 2 Liter Size Blended Whiskey. pretending to be Mrs. Average American. escalating to some further showdown. Maybe a proxy first lady becomes fair game for the entertainment and become household names from Hartland to Howland. HARTFORD - A three- 486-3234, or write to her at Keep updated shooting or two. gossip writers. Only Dwight Evans and Carlton Fisk remain oU"those day seminar utilizing Engineering Continuing REG. SPECIAL SAVE 1 Liter 60 Proof The Middlesex (Mass.) News But our point is that escalating in our own backyard is The daughter of a well-to-do physician, Nancy Regan tested methods to Improve Keep up to date on events in the state, nation and world exciting pennant contenders of 1978, and Fisk is only Education, University of in less than two minutes. Update, a column of news to *1.49 •1.19 30(5 not the same thing as trying it 5,000 miles from home techniques and maximize Connecticut, Box U-56D, It sounds a bit exaggerated to us, all this talk about had a moderately successful motion picture career. She marking time to join a team with a better offer. Oh, the bring busy people up to date, exclusively yours every day REG. SPECIAL* SAVE Reagan policy in El Salvador melting into “another Viet­ where our position was not generally accepted by the then married a well-known actor-politician, who ‘valiant Yaz is still there, but only as an artifact of past performance of dynamic Storrs, CT 06268. Kenneth O Deoko measurement will be on Page 2 of The Herald. •• *7.99 •7.67 ^ 32(5 nam " ^ world at large, successively became governor of California and presi­ glories. , Phis Tax and Deposit offered here next month by At the same time, we'd say that anyone predicting dent of the United States. The Fenway contingent of Burleson, Lynn, et al, gave FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob TIw v m the University of Connec­ Caledonian Record in St. Johnsbury, Vt ' How could she relate to others who had to struggle? precisely what will happen to American policy is apt to New England thrills and chills but they couldn’t give ticut. be one who'd swallow everything forecast by the average Although the cynics in our midst doubt that the mail How could she feel for womeCwho must work to keep their owners a penna^. They were bridesmaids who The program, which is weatherman. will get delivered any faster, the U.S. Postal Service is body and soul together? V. drew bride's wages and the new owners of the Red Sox sponsored by UConn's Cott’s Soda LOTTERY Noljiittg j^t|j||^certaii^ ... but we think that while we profeeding"^ with plans to develop a multi-million dollar Under these circumstances, NanCjn^ if she wanted to don’t have the kind of money needed to sustain that sort School of Engineering and *‘^q « y » ^ t s in (or over) the Latin “campus-like” environment for management seminars be understood—had to make a special mfort to watch her of party. the University’s Division ACAPN ^20^000/ 1 Liter Size . JFp>raSel here, in a posh Washington suburb. behavior, to watch her tongue. ^ So the stars are gone and in their places this year will of Extended Continuing A WttK CLAIM ne thing President Kennedy got the United States The Postal Service, which bought the 83-acre Potomac, She can’t be so naive not to realize that if she hald she be new players with names unknown to most of us, but Education, will be held at deeply involved in Asia on the heels of a most successful Maryland site (including a five-floor building and a one would leave the White House early so her successor could they have come cheaper, their paychecks less of a drag the Hotel ^nesta on March 2S99< CENTER showdown with the Russians over missiles on our doorstep floor school) last October from the Roman Catholic order redecorate, people would say she was criticizing the on club’s skimpy treasury. 30, 31, and April 1, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Plus Tax and Deposit in Cuba. The later was policy skillfully employed in our of the Sisters of Mercy, has made plans for up to 400 Carters for not doing so. This is hardly the year New England baseball fans have Registration and fee In­ postal managers at a time to take courses at the subur­ She cannot be so innocent not to realize that wearing an waited for. Rather, it is one when it would be best to end PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE SALES TAX own sphere of influence. Kennedy made that an issue, and formation may be obtained TmAv*4 5-1* CLIUM CENTER FOR DAILY NUMKRSoMONEY TREEoMSTANT LOTTERY the Russians felt they had to back down. ban location by 1983. overlavish gown while her husband was planning to cut our fixation with Fenway and learn the names of our from Pat Andrews at (203) But when we ventured into Vietnam, eventually with The purchase, additions to both buildings and construc­ back social programs for the poor was in^poor taste. nearest Little Leaguers. 12 - THE HERALD, Sat., March 14, 1981 THE HERALD, S a t, March 14, 1981 — l.'f A representative of the Connec­ from the initiais of various groups The Vernon T o ^ Councii was dis- costs. One of these was nossibie ticut Resources Recovery Authority, and aiso threw in a iittie French. cussing the possibie necessity of fin- court cosU. “BecauseweTl surdy go Bernard Batycki, was explaining, to Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt begged, •Ktl Al/,. ding a site for a waste-to-energy to Supreme Court uniess s o ^ b ^ y f n • ,v the Vernon Town Councii, about a "Piease Bemie, you use initiais and treatment piant. And Town Attorney Vemon doesn’t net proposed regionai waste-to-energy Rick Burleson Kansas City aided French words, iet’s taik in our Ed.i. U.U.... wdd.;; .iirr. v™ •■“ ..'S'.s” ’ Town Talk faciiity. He was peppering his taik ianguage." signs six-year ■ picked to win i Madison with a variety of words made up pace with Angels P IP M American League Irish Page 15 Page 14 14 rS p o rts ”' ‘•1 • K(lY,'\l„S Center fighting for existence Herald Angle Eastern nips East, 49-48 data would be to have a youth survey By ANN MESSECAR By EARL YOST Sport. Editor By LEN AUSTER on one of two free throws by 6-foot-6 one last chance. bothered us more because it was a Herald Rcporler on substance abuse, but that costs money, and there isn’t even enough Herald Sportswriter Tim Curtis. A Dave Nye hoop gave It moved to the center line with coaching surprise. Eastern a 3-point lead before East’s MANCHKSTKR — Crossroads is to run the agency at this point. The two timeouts and jthen worked the "It was like a chess match ” he Two coaches went at it like a chess fighting for its existence again. Commission on Children and Youth Brian Galligan and Dennis McCoy, ball to Ayer inside the left sideline. added. Political appointment match and when it was over BristoL the latter on an offensive rebound, The counseling and substance had orginaily planned to do such a His jumper went one-quarter of the Nye had 22 points, Curtis 13 and abuse intervention center is present­ Eastern’s Jim Bates came out with gave their club the lead. way down before popping out. Scott Gaske 11 to pace Eastern, survey, but the idea has been tabled Now it can be told. followed. ly facing a deficit of about $2,500 for the King as his Lancers nipped East But it was shortlived as Curtis “We wanted to go to Kyle, ” East which was 17-for-32 from the floor. It because the commission felt it Long-time friend Sam Maltempo, a At the dinner, the then political the months until July and a very un­ Catholic, 49-48, in a Class L Quarter­ made both ends of a on^and-one and Coach Jim Penders stated, "He's a outrebounded East overall, 18-14, and lacked the expertise for such a ven­ crackerjack amateur and head got up and praised Maltempo to certain future after that The final match last night at Berlin High. after an East miss, Nye worked his senior, our leader. by a 13-8 margin in the second half. ture. professional boxer for more than a the hilt, insisting several times existence of the drug advisory coun­ Fazzino Locke Locke Groff Marte Tremblay A desperation shot from just inside way inside for a feed from Curtis for "Bristol Eastern deserved to win. Galligan had 20 points and Ayer 10 So Ms. Peterson has put together decade in the middlweight and light during his speech, that “Sam was my cil, the group which operates and ad­ the left baseline by East’s Kyle Ayer a 46-43 lead with 1:57 left. It was a little hungrier than us. We to lead East. Galligan had 12 points information on the number of "af­ heavyweight class and today the No. only choice, the only man qualified. I vises the program, is also in ques­ rolled in and out of the iron enabling East would never regain the upper may have b e ^ looking ahead. ” at the intermission and was forced to filiates" involved in Crossroads, in­ 1 rated ring referee in Connecticut, didn’t consider anyone else,” he went tion. Eastern to move into Tuesday’s hand. East, which winds up 15-10, had a work harder in the second half. East cluding statistics on age, grade in Your neighbor's views: will be honored Monday night on the on, and on and on, patting Maltempo Elizabeth Peterson, director of semifinals against the Branford- One free throw by Tim Andersen 14-9 lead at4he turn and 23-15 bulge was 19-for-17 at the break but school, type of problem and kind of annual Irish-Sports Night program at several times on the shoulder as he Crossroads, is rolling up her sleeves Bridgeport Central winner at a site was answered by a pair by Galligan with left in the second stanza. finished 15-for-33 from the floor. therapy the agency is doing with each effect will that have on you — the Kacey Home in Manchester. He recalled his past, information that A study released Wednesday showed a possible link and time to be announced. with 1:07 left. Andersen was fouled B u t^ e Lancers made a run to trail "We were 6-for-17 the second half and preparing to fight for the of the 115 individuals. will share the spotlight with Tom' by Harvard University’s between drinking coffee and will you drink less coffee than this writer supplied. A year ago it was East which ad­ with 52 seconds left and missed the 25-23 at the half. and that’s not us, ” Penders stated, program she says she feels is solid She has asked the Connecticut Kelley, retired Manchester High School of Public Health cancer of the pancreas. What before? It was a go(^ show, an overflow vanced to the semis after besting front end with the long rebound ”We lost it at the end of the second "They did a job on us on the boards and viable. She says the problem of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council to coach and athletic director. drug and alcohol abuse Is still very crowd and to this dav Maltemno Eastern in the quarterfinals. gathered in by Eastern’s Nye. But he quarter. We were up by 8 but took and we shot poorly. If you don’t shoot send representatives to review the coffee, but this study wouldn't affect Adventist — who don’t drink coffee A nuq^ber of years ago when never knew the full story behind the a- much a part of the community Arlene Fazzino, Wallingford: have done it a long time ago.” stepped on the out of bounds line some poor shots. We were up by two well you have to rebound ” program and to provide some sort of "I don’t think-I’ll stop drinking me anyway. They'd haVe to come up and they’ve found they don’t have as "Last year we were Region III though it may not make the same Manchester was one of many ppointment. giving East possession. but it was like being down by two,” We extended it (zone) the second feedback about what they see. For a quarter century, after champs and they were runner-up in kind of headlines it did when the coffee, but I probably won’t enjoy it with a lot more proof for me.” much cancer. And the pancreas is Connecticut communities that hosted It didn’t hold onto it long, however, Penders stated. half. We extended it down to the cor­ She is gathering additional infor­ as much anymore.” Kathy Tremblay, Wiliimantic hanging up his gloves, Maltempo Region I and this year they were probelm first hit the suburbs. such an important organ, it produces weekly boxing shows, featuring as an attempted feed inside by Ayer "It was like a chess match, going ner We were not getting to Galligan mation on the numbers of phone con­ ^ ”Oh sure. I’ll cut down for sure. served with the R ochester Police Region III champ and we were Last week, the Human Services insulin. I think it’s just a wise policy amateur (semi-pro) boxers, local to 6-foot-6 Russ Radant was picked back and forth,” Penders remarked. the first half. The scouting report tacts and the way Crossroads has Joyce Locke, Dearborn, Mich, I’ve heard other things, studies that commissioners were named in most Department and never lost his love Region IV runners-up so it was only Department collected a survey from Bill Groff, Manchester for more people to cut down on their off. Eastern was then able to get Nye East opened with fullcourt said he was a great shooter and he provided counseling and support. “No, it won’t make me cut down at coffee.” link caffeine to babies being bom locales. for boxing, helping youngsters in the fair this time we come up and beat some 400 certified professionals in all. I like my coffee.” “Well, 1 don’t know. It’s based on long for a breakaway hoop for a 49-46 "pressure forcing Eastern into seven is," Bates stated. 4 them,” voiced Bates, who saw his She is making contacts to try and studies of just a few people, but with deformities. Caffeine isn’t good It was strictly a political appoint­ rugged sport as an instructor. many Manchester schools, its pur­ Paul Marte, Manchester for you. People should cut down on club up its record to 19-5. reading with 20 seconds left. first-quarter turnovers. It, however, liriHiol KuHtern (49)— Andersen raise money to keep going until July Tom Locke, Dearborn, Mich they've studied people in religious ment. Once given an opportunity to pose was to elicit the professionals’ and some of the youth involved in “I think I will cut down. I should it.” was unable tu sustain it. "It was 0 1-6 1. Gaske 2 7-8 11, Curtis 4 5-6 13, "I don’t really drink that much groups — like the Seventh Dav Some of the commissioners named referee professional Iwuts, it took Eastern went into the final stanza combination of foul trouble and opinions,on the needs for drug and Crossroads are also raising money Andersen, with 11 seconds left, Nye 11 0-1 22, Tucker 0 0-0 0, Driscoll alcohol abuse programs, and to didn’t know a left hook from a right less than two years to reach the top trailing, 38-35. but a 4-point play with again missed from the foul line fatique,” Penders explained why it 0 0-1 0, Pina 0 2-2 2. Totals 17 15-24 49. for the program. jab. as the No. 1 third man in the ring. 6:36 left drew it even at 39-all. assess the impact Crossroads has Currently, Ms, Peterson is taking a giving East possession. Ayer with a was abandoned. Kuhi Ciiiliulir (48)— Gallian 76-6 When a vacancy developed in His assignments over the past five “The 4-point play was a key in that had in the schools. “team consultating force" into Illing Business meeting Coventry dispatcher jumper in the lane made it 49-48 with 20, Ayer 4 2-4 10. Radant 1 3-4 5, Manchester, the then town chairman years included working the top fight it gave us a lift,” Bates cited. "We were tight at the beginning In the Drug Advisory Council Junior High to provide workshops in BOLTON - The Children’s THMKSOVMG six seconds left. Charlie Driscoll was McCoy 2 5-6 9, Bond 1 2-2 4, in charge of the reigning political feature events from Connecticut The Lancers took their first lead and didn’t expect them to pressure as meeting this Thursday, Chairman some classes, outreach workers in Cooperative Nursery School will hold fouled with three ticks to go and mis­ Faikowski 0 0-0 0. Pagani 0 0-0 0, NOVEM TO ST. JUDE party, first called and then stopped localities, plus bouts telecast since 7-6 in the first quarter at 40-39 much, ” Bales stated, "I felt it William Johnson explained this infor­ the cafeteria, and therapy for a business meeting at St. Maurice alleges misconduct sed from the charity line giving East Askintowicz 0 0-0 0 Totals 15 18-22 48. mation was to help the Human Ser­ I My Si Ml, Apaiii arf mrtfr. pMl off at my desk for recommendations nationally. youngsters who need on-going sup­ church, March 16, at 7:30 p.m. to fill the post. vices Department make some h iMn M ridi k MncM; MV Mmm port. The program also extends out­ Registrations are presently being COVENTRY - A com­ the case, Steven St. Clair. ning the paper "violating Sam Maltempo was the only name decisions about Crossroads. "It accepted for three-and four-year- plaint has been filed The complaint states individual rights.” •( kM OvM. hNM kkmmr il d Time drawing short side the school to persons with possi­ iM MiIb yw igicki pilnRifi k Mi that I submitted and stressed his seems to me the Human Services against officer Ronald that the incident, occurring ble substance abuse problems in olds. For more information, call Lin­ About two years ago *if tmL Ti yn I Mn riMni k a M background in the sport. With each passing game the Hart­ Department are not certain they can, da Boothroyd at 643-9039. Doughty, of the town’s on Jan. 30 at about 10:40 Doughty was suspended for Big, strong, unbeaten other locations in the community. *y Mrt M MMy In k iMi But there was one flaw, he wasn’t ford Whalers’ chances of gaining a or want to, convince the Board (of police department, by a p.m., was the second time a few days for conduct un­ M M ^ iMi r u t pair k MM k registered with the right party. playoff berth in the NHL this season Directors) that Crossroads should part-time female dis­ the officer had made such becoming an officer. ■y loMain. IM M k ay prNMl M The town chairman said he would are fading. Gkiing into the weekend, exist, ” Johnson said. patcher for the force, advances towards her. Doughty could not be »|Ml MWm. k rik n ) pnalH k Mil Later, Hanna Marcus, head of Atlanta gets funds “look around and see who in the par­ the Whalers have already lost as alleging he made improper Town Manager Frank reached for comment y a mm kmm mi am yw k li k ty was qualified.” many games as a year ago when they Human Services allowed that the ATLANTA (DPI) — Deploring mM was officially added to the list advances toward her. Connolly was contacted Friday. finish^ a surprisingly fourth in the Board is looking for information “one of the most tragic situations Apparently he couldn’t find Norwalk awaits Indians Friday. The woman filed a state­ Friday, refused to com­ Sly k m " M Fikm, Tim M M y t anyone, or didn’t find anyone who Norris Division. With time running from her department in relation to that has ever confronted an ment Feb, 4 at the police ment and referred The Club listings M CkriM." hUaUm art li prikiil. Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson wanted the responsibility of out, Hartford could lose its next the program. After reviewing the American city,” President Reagan department outlining her Herald to the town at­ To get your club news SL M l pray kr H M 4 iM kM N y a said the president’s decision to overseeing the shows among party three games, trekking to New York By LEN AUSTER is already ticketed for Fordham department budget. Ms. Marcus had Friday gave Atlanta $1.5-million to allegations. The complaint torney, Abbot Schwebel. publicized or club meeting M M a TM iMMi M Ma M i allocate money for the investigation members. Saturday night against the Rangers, University on a full scholarship while decided to submit the $43,000 for help finance an investigation into the was witnessed and signed Schwebel, when informed notice in The Herald, call k a n k U . I M l M ay ra«art Herald Sportswriter would free him and other top officials r«M He then appointed Maltempo. Sunday night in Boston against the Stevens is also touted a college Divi­ Crossroads to the board of directors, slaying of 20 black children. by Officer Lyndon Wilmot of the Herald’s inquiry, Betty Ryder at 643-2711 or from the time-consuming task of EE A testimonial dinner was worked Bruins and the Montreal Canadians Big, strong, experienced and un­ sion I prospect. “with the stipulation there was still a "The president also announced Vice and the dispatcher’s at­ said that there is a send in your written notice beaten. lot of ongoing research" being done. President George Bush, named raising funds. Public Safety Com­ up with Maltempo the honoree, invade Hartford Wednesday night. "We’re going to have to play good missioner Lee P. Brown said he was torney, representing her in “serious problem” concer­ to The Herald. following announcement of his ap­ Channel 30 will carry the two road That’s what awaits Manchester basketball,” understated Manchester "The situation is tentative, " she earlier this year to oversee work by a High tonight in a State Basketball said. federal task force in the case, would delighted with the decision, pointment as local boxing com­ games. Coach Doug Pearson, who brings his missioner. Party lines not being • • ‘Have a nice weekend Tournament Class LL quarter-final club in with a 19-5 mark, “Stevens is Meanwhile, Ms. Peterson pushed visit Atlanta Saturday to meet with Reagan said the latest money — as it confronts undefeated FCIAC DAC to devise a set of by-laws since officials and "to convey the deep a big player similar to (Bill) Ander­ sought by Jackson to cover police champ Norwalk High at Quinnipiac son while Allen is a little thinner, the group has been unable to find feelings and convictions that we both overtime costs estimated at $150,000 College in Hamden at 7:30. their old ones. 'There's a frantic share in regard to this crisis.” One upset in net play smoother and has an extremely good a month — was in addition to $979,000 nOO OFF ANY SIZE SET The top-ranked Bears. 22-0. are led shooting touch. They’ll give us all we need to get some sort of structure "I want.the people of Atlanta and he provided March 5 to cover 6h*me by a pair of 6-foot-7 seniors, Jim can handle'.” (for the council)." she said. ‘A weak the nation to know that this ad­ prevention and mental health costs Allen and John Stevens. The former A OF GOLD BOND SANJI BEDDING The Indians are coming off a 68-60 agency and a weak board will get ministration is doing what we can to arising from the case. wiped out." Crawford, Bishop setback to Hartford Public in the bring this tragedy to an end,” the “ Two lead in Region I champions'hip tilt while "Where is your structure?" she president said in an unusal personal ^ W x asked them. "Have we already MIAMI (UPI) — A confident Ray­ Norwalk nipped Rippowam of Stam­ appearance in the White House Press In Memoriam thrown in the totvel?" A small sub­ mond Floyd shot a 4-under-par 68 in a ford, 67-66 in double overtime, for the Room. In sad and loving memory of my father, win and advance committee consisting of Johnson, Dr. ZT “persistent, in-your-hair kind of Region II crown. It was the second Raymond E. Baker, who p ass^ away rain” Friday to cling to a share of the consecutive double overtime win for Frances Helfrick, Mildred Kennedy In addition to the 20 children who March 14, 1979. and Ms. Peterson will meet soon to have been found slain over the past 19 By EARL YOST 5 and doubles semifinals at 7. lead with Lanny Wadklns at the the Bears, the previous an 88-82 duke draft new by-laws. months in the Atlanta area, two Deep in our hearts you will always stay. /raRbokls Chinese. Sport. Editor All finals will be Sunday, Pro-Am midway point of the $250,000 Doral over Brien McMahon. Pearson Ms. Peterson is also amassing her others, Darron Glass, 10, and Joseph Loved and remembered every day. feel is silky. Friday ^he }3th was unlucky for at 10:30, Open Singles at noon, 35 Open Golf Tournament. believes his club is catching the own data to help provide information Bell, 15, are officially listed as mis­ Sadly missed by daughters some tennis buffs who showed up to Singles at 1:30 and Open Doubles at 3. Floyd carded a 68 and Wadkins downstaters at a good time — if there about Crossroads. She says the best sing, Bell, at first thought a runaway. Dorothea and Caroline Ihe comfort, sttisuperb! see world rankjn)^layer John James played before the rains began? and is one, play in the fifth mnual Manchester Short volleys came up with a 66 over the Eloral "I feel they're feeling a lot of Memorial Hospital Professional Ten­ Blue Monster course. They were tied pressure,” he offered, "It’s nice to nis Tournament last night when he Five principal contributing finan­ at 10-under-par 134 after 36 holes. be 22-0 but I think they’re feeling a lot was a no show, .but those who came cial sponsors of the threeday play Gil Morgan fired a 69 to put him a of pressure. Everyone is out to get out saw some great tennis. were businessmen representing stroke back at 135, and Leonard them. ■ James’ wife entered the hospital Allied Printing, J.D. Real Estate, Thompson’s 68 gave him a 136. Two “I also think they may be a little Obituaries awaiting the birth of a baby and 'R.A. Marshall, Harvey Pastel and more shots back at 138 were Tom tired. They play a pressure and run­ A he canceled out at the last hour. : He Sam Crispino of Crispino’s...Tallest Kite, winner last week at Inverrary, ning kind of game,” Pearson added. was topseeded. competitor was Carl Frantz who ad­ with a 69 and Keith Fergus with a 71. Manchester “overplayed,” in its '/ Second-seeded Doug Crawford, mits to being 6-10. The one-time high- loss to Public. “ I feel we’ll be a lot August Schmidt thre^'grandchildren and two nieces. while vacationing in Miami, Florida. seeking a third open singles title in scoring Emporia State, Kansas Snead out front looser,” Pearson expresses, “ All the MANCHESTER — August Funeral services will be Monday at Funeral arrangements are in­ (basketball player possesses a pressure will be on them. They’re Q f ^ L E i E P five years, and second in a row, had INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (UPI) - Schmidt, 87, of 11 Ann St., died early 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, complete, There will be calling hours booming Serve as his biggest asset. expected to beat us. We’re probably work hard to get past Jeff Aarts, Sam ^nead fired a 3-under-par 69 Friday morning at Manchester 4do Main St. Burial will be in the East on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He was last minute entry in the 35 hitting them at the best possible " / taking the decision by scores of 6-2,5- Friday despite a roaring 45 mph wind Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Cemetery, Friends may call at the at the John F. Tierney Funeral Singles Division...Manchester Fire time. 7, 6-3. and grabb^ the second-round lead in band of Anna (Reinke) Schmidt. funeral home on Sunday from 7 to 9 Home, 219 West Center St. There will Chief John Rivosa, well-tanned after "I feel we’ll have to run on them. Third seed Joe Bouquin, 1978 the $300,000 Vintage Invitational for Bom in Germany on Dec. 14,1893, p.m. be a mass of Christian burial at the a Florida vacation, gave the building Hopefully we will wear them out. But winner, fell victim to hard-serving players over 50 years old. he came to this country in 1908 and Church of the Assumption, time to be a thorough fire inspection before play rebounding will be a key, they’re Ben Bishop. The East Hartford Snead, 68, sank a 2-foot birdie putt has lived in Manchester for many announced on Tuesday. started...Club members who par­ awesome on the boards, so we will Origene Boucher Racquet Club pro displayed a fine all on No. 17 and then rolled in a twisting years. Before retiring, he was ticipated included Clay Moore, Carl need a big game out of (&foot-6) Bil­ EAST HARTFORD - Origene around game to advance in straight 20-footer for another birdie on the employed by Cheney Bros, for 60 Frantz and Herb VanKruiningen, ly (Anderson),” Pearson continued. (Gene) Boucher, 65, of 74 Garvan St., Harold J. Lisk sets. 6-2, 7-6. 18th hole to take a one-stroke lead years. He was a member of the Zion East Hartford, died Thursday plus pros Jack Redmond, Tom This is M an ch ester’s firs t Lutheran Church. ROCKVILLE— Harold J. Lisk, 79, 8oth matches were in the Open over Bob Goalby heading into Satur­ evening at his home following a long Singles. Other matches in this Casalino and Phil Coons... Bill Drake appearance in a quarter-final since Besides his wife, he leaves a son, of 29 Windermere Ave., died sudden­ day’s third round. It was Snead’s se­ illness. He was the husband of category'saw John Mayotte outlast was a late withdrawal. He won the 1975-76 when it lost to eventual state Melvin R. Schmidt of South Windsor; ly at his home on Friday. He was the cond consecutive 69 for a 138 total, 6- Theresa Breault Boucher, He was John Officer in three sets, 6-4, 5-7, 6- singles event in 1978...Bleachers have champ Lee High of New Haven, a daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Alice) husband of Laura Francis Hickton under-par. A born in St. Armand, Canada, on May .Usk. been set in place for all matches on Norwalk a year ago dropped a Muirhead of Newington; two 4; Pete Lyons disposed of Jim Ratliff "H e’s amazing,” another golf 0 30, 1915 and had lived in East Hart­ courts No. 6 and No. 7.. .Proceeds will quarter-final duke4o Wilbur Cross of brothers, Adolf Schmidt of Born in Ellington on May 12, 1901, in straight sets, 7-5, 64), Tom Lee legend, Arnold Palmer, said of ford for 35 years. He was a veteran of eliminated Mario Dabrowski, 7-6, 6- enter the hospital’s Development New Haven, which went on to claim Manchester and Andreas Schmidt of he has been a life-long resident of the Fund. SneM. “He just gets better with the Class LL title. World War II, serving in the U.S. area. He was a retired textile 4; fourth-seeded Tim Norton got past age.’’ Germany; five grandchildren and Army with, the 29th Ordinance 'Th® Manchester-Norwalk winner several nieces and nephews. worker. Tom Carey, 7-5,6-4 and John Hughes Medium Maintenance Company. He n B C O i Q alQS D ra Q IG y a d v a n c e s to Wednesday’s semi-finals Funeral services will be on Mon­ Besides his wife, he leaves five rallied to whip John Bates, 3-6,6-3,6- owned and operated Boucher’s Auto against the Wilbur Cross-Simsbury day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral sons, Charles Lisk, William Lisk and SUN CITY WEST, Ariz. (UPI) - Repair in Bloomfield for 29 years j Saturday’s quarterfinal pairings Bruins beat Caps winner at a site and time to be an­ 4 Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Harold Lisk of Manchester, Donald Pat Bradley turned in h tournement nounced. The Class LL finals is Manchester's Bill Anderson (43) goes high to score over before retiring fiyte years ago due to Lisk of Vemon and Henry Lisk of ■T are: Williams vs. Mayotte, Bishop LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Peter and course record 66 Friday to grab a the East Cemetery. Friends may call ill health. slated next Saturday - afternoon at Hartford Public’s Tyrone Ranson (41) in their Class LL at the f neral home Sunday from 2 to Coventry; three step-sons, William vs. Lyons, Lee vs. Norton, Crawford McNab scored a pair of goals and had share of the second-round lead with Besides his wife, he is also sur­ 4:15 at Central Connecticut State 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p;ril. Memorial Hickton of Ellington, Raymond vs. Hughes. Seven of the eight an assist Friday night and rookie rdiiyPatty nayesHayes min theme ♦iw.vw$100,(XX) LPGA College’s Kaiser GyA Region I Championship tile Wednesday night. The 6-foor-6 vived by two sons, Robert J. Boucher contributions can be made to the Zion. Hickton of Rockville and Donald Reg. SMI matches in the Men’s 35 Division Marco Baron put on a masterful Sun City Classic at Hillcrest Golf ^ . •'V Anderson, who scored 15 points in the Indians’ 68-60 loss, of Coventry and Gerald L. Boucher of Lutheran Church Memorial Fund Hickton of Tolland; four daughters, OPEN wereidecided in straight sets. goaltending exhibition to help the will be looking up to at least two opponents as the Indians East Hartford; three brothers, Twin Sit 300.00 200. on » .. ,. Archibald signs <¥ and/or the American Diabetes Mrs. Charles (Anita) St. Piere of Leo LaPine stopped Sim Davenport Boston Bruins Ao a 7-1 rout of the Bradley, 29, from Marco Island, ® battle tall and unbeaten Norwalk High tonight in quarterfinal Lionel Boucher of Windsor, Jean-Guy Vernon, Mrs, Syril (Irene) Bargg of SAT. 9-5 Full Sit . 380.00 200. in a real thriller, 7-8,' 6-7, 6-3. Top- Fla., and Hayes, also a Floridian BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Association, 17 Oakwood Ave,, West Washington Capitals. Celtics announced .Thursday the bout. (Herald photo^by Burbank) Hartford. Boucher and Denis Boucher of Em South Windsor, Mrs. Merton (Marie) seed Karim Fawaz ousted Clay from Rockledge, stand at 8-under-par SUN. 12-5 Queen Set 420.oo M signing of point-guard Nate field; five sisters, Mrs. Bernadette Fleming of Tolland, and Mrs. John Moore 6-4, 6-2; Jack Redmond beat The Bruins’ v ii^ry put an end to 138, a stroke ahead of Karolyn Kertz- Brundage of Granby, Mrs. Mary- (Lorraine) Gvegel of Manchester; NkgSet 520.00 420. Jeff Hamilton 6-3, 6-3; Jim Watsoh the three-game sirge which moved man and Donna Capon!. Archibkld, an integral part of the Lena R. Patterson team’s astonishing success the past Paule Bechard, Mrs. Murial Boucher two step-daughters, Mrs. Byron stopped ifen Ghelli 6-4, 6-1; Mike Washington into’playoff contention. Hayes duplicated her opening two seasons, to a multi-year con­ MANCHESTER — Lena (Remor) and Mrs. Rejean Streeter, all of En­ (Phyllim) Wood of Storrs and Mrs. Pure sleeping luxuryl Gold Bond SANJI is a bril- Britton turned back the challenge of Boston, ninth In the NHL standings, round 69, while Kertzman and Caponi Pacers surprise Celtics Patterson, 79, of 89 Bigelow St., died field. Mrs. Vitelioe Giroux of Mon­ Edward (Lois) Wood of Tolland; a A liantly-colored contemporary Chinese design mo­ Tom Casalino 7-6, 6-2;, Ted Hoehn ran its March record to 4-1-2. each had 67s. Hayes, who was two tract. HARTFORD (UPI) - Johnny to seal ihi.’ ...... ?.r im Valuable Player in this year’s NBA 758 Main St., East Hartford. FURNITURE SHOWCASE Saturday’s schedule will start off Wiiiiom=y*^^J^i.j All-Star game in Cleveland. He has within 83-82 with 4:43 loft in the and led 78-67 at the start of the fourth of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Burial will be in the Grove Hill » V Mideast Regionhl game. Robert (Betty) Bantly of Walden, I l l s MAIN ST., MANCHEfTER R with a Pi^Am at 9:30, four singles iho ihirH named to the All-Star squad five game. James Edwards, who scored quarter. Cemetery, Rockville. Friends may IIW Louis Orr added 19spoints for In­ Vermont; a brother, John Remor of Salvatore J. Squatrlto ^ V Next to School St. matches at 11:30 and again at 12:30 Boston College, now 22-6, ifturns aHHoH Williams times in his career and is still the 22 points for Indiana, scored and call at the funeral home on Monday, diana. Cedric Maxwell led the Celtics Stafford Springs; a sister, Mrs. MANCHESTER - Salvatore J. ^ t u I f ttf with the Pro-Am semifinals at 2. Sunday to play Wake Forest, 22-6. Vnrif In N®w Qniy player ever to lead the NBA in Davis hit two free throws to give In­ from 10 a.m. till the time of the ser­ Ball State finished the season at 20- with 24 points and Robert Parish Annette Andrews of East Hartford; Squatrito, 71, of 585 Center St., died vice. ■ a ^ (Right off 1-64 Manchester By Pees) Four doubles matches are listed at 3 Chiraffn niiii<.yhJi scoring and assists the same season diana an 87-82 lead. Davis then o’clock with the singles semifinals at 10. tmeago Bulls that clinched a playoff _ ta m o scored 10 of Indiana's final 14 points added 18. behh for the Knicks. ' 14 - THE HERALD, S at. March 14. 1961 "THE HERALD. Sat March 14, 1981 - I.S Sports Parade Irish next for unranked foe Bv MILT RICHMAN PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) - Madison from Viginia’s quiet stopped believing in themselves. to the Final Four. TTiey’re hungry." James Madison coach Lou Cam- Shenandoah Valley to the Providence They’ve just gritted their teeth and The opener matches UCLA’s speed Scoreboard panelli isn’t one to mess with a win­ Civic Center and before a national gone out there to play." and quickness against BYU’s size ning formula. television audience. But the heights JMU, 21-8, has and power. It’s a contest BYU coach After all, it has carried the former "We’re going to box out and fight reached did dawn on Campenelli Frank Arnold prefers to the women's teachers college in for every loose ball and rebound — Friday. deliberate, slow puy of Princeton. Dietrick, Richardson, R Williams. Foul* Frank Beard 75- 71-146 (Jood Fairy Harrisonburg, Va., to the second just what my kids have done all “I’m afraid someone’s going to “We’re actually looking forward to ait—Richardson. Total (ouls-Chicago2S Ken Brown 73- 73-146 Streaky Sem. round of the NCAA championship year," said Campanelli. New York 29 Technicat-Chicago coach Bill Calfee 71- 75-146 Fetticini Big decision pinch me and I’m going to wake up playing to UCLA more than Fred Couples 72- 74-146 Big Thompson Sloan. Webster A-'^.TSO after a 61-55 victory Thursday night Ben Crenshaw 71- 75-146 reports on him, I was assured he “I wasn’t surprised at all that we from all this,” he laughed. “Imagine, Princeton,” Arnold said. “They play Sort o( Gassic TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Frustrated over Georgetown. DENVER lii7i Rod C'url 74- 73-146 and stalemated the way he has never was, so it made it a convenient thing me and Digger Phelps. Me and more our style of basketball.’’ -1 Elnglish 102-222. Hordgesl(M)2. Issel David Eger 73- 73-146 7lh 5 16 C The little-known, unranked Dukes / 5 11-1221. Hi0gs3 1-28.1Wnpson99-l2 Lou Graham 76- 70-148 Slick Dazzle been before, Johnny Bench is con­ for me to step down and have him Digger on national television." All-American guard Danny Ainge, 27. Dunn 0 0^ 0. Vandeweghe 3 1-2 7. Dave Hill 74- 73-146 Swift ^ y take on traditional power Notre NCAA who showed no signs of a tack ail­ Robisch 6 2-3 14. McKinney 3 2-3 8. Terry Mauney 72- 74-146 Beale Street sidering The Big Decision. take over. I thought I was doing the Although Phelps expressed con­ Jerry McGee Gondrezick 32-28 Totals 43 3028117 74-73-146 Top Chief Dame, ranked ijHh in the country, in cern about the surging Dukes, he said ment in Thursday’s game when he Eddie Pearce 74-72-146 ‘Tm very close to quitting,” he ball club a favor. But he tore up his ATLANTA (119) Great Lady the opener of a second round double- McMillen 7 1-2 LV Roundfield 7 54 19. John Traub 74- 73-146 knee." the Irish see a key opportunity to scored 21 points, was scheduled to Paso Dapple said Thursday at the Cincinnati Reds header Saturday in the East East Hawes 3 4-4 10. J(rfinson 8 5-8 21. Did not qualify training camp. Dick Wagner, the Reds' president snare the national championship. play, Arnold said. SATURDAY Matthews 8 $4 22. Collins 01-21. Shelton Phil Hancock 76-71-147 Barb Guittar Regionals. That game will be MARCH 14.1081 4(M)8. Burleson4 1-2 9, McElroy0(M)0 Joe Inman 75- 73-147 Mr Big B and chief executive officer, has one “Our concern is they’ve got “We give up size to BYU, but we Lynn Janson 70- 77-147 ■‘There's life after baseball and I Pelham 6 2-2 14 Totals 47 2M7119 8th 5 16 B preceded by a battle between high- played well in NCAA play,” Cam­ Roger Kennedy 71- 76-147 wanna enjoy it. " Bench went on. “I hard and fast rule. He doesn't momentum. I don’t think you can have quickness,”' UCLA’s Larry MORNING Oenver 21 30 30 3S-117 Jamie's Daisey scoring Brigham Young and Uth- panelli said, '"rhis team collectively AtlanU 29 2728 35-119 Pal McGowan 73- 7+-147 renegotiate any one's contract. take anyone lightly anymore,” Brown said. “I think we can beat Bobby Nichols Minute Caller still haven't lived half my life. On top ranked UCLA. has a nice complement of players 6:00 Threepoint goal-Higgs Fouledout- 72- 75-147 Bench has been tbe National Phelps said. I think this is a now mo­ anybody, but we can be beat by GD National Colloglata Baakat* Hawes. Pelham Total fouIs-Denver28 Jack Nicklaus 74- 73-147 Mrs Lulu of all the injuries I've had before, my and blend of play. They’re very un­ ball Champlonahip Atlanta 34 A-9.148 Sale Omohundro 71-76-147 Sniper Big Mike Campanelli said he’ll follow the ment for us. This is a key game for us anybody, too, as that loss to Stanford Calvin Peete elbow bothers me right now. The way League's Most Valuable Player twice 8.*00 76- 71-147 Irish Tag same game plan that brought James selfish. Never have these kids Tom Shaw TS-n-W Smokin Mink things are going. I feel like some kind and won the Gold Glove Award 10 because we have seniors who’ve been proved.” CiD SportaCantar Curtis Strange 71-76-lf7 times. He has hit more home runs «:0O Tommy Valentine 76-71-147 Roadhouse of fish out of water. I don't even know (£) Ona On Ona Jim Chance'Tiancey 75- 73-148 Bud Sharp whether I belong or not. " than any other catcher in major (ID National Collaglata Baakat- Mike Donald 73- 75-147 9th 5 16 C Ordinarily, when a ballplayer talks league history and is a prime favorite Cleveland Cavaliers ball Champlonahip Hockey Buzzy Laplant It with the fans of Qncinnati, but it Tennis tips 11:00 Plainfield Results As You Want 2 of quitting and still has obvious GD National Collaglata Baakat- Weston Range 5 playing time left, as the Reds' 33- should be remembered Wagner is the ball Champlonahip Friday l.,ady Totie 7 year-old catcher has. nobody pays same fellow who fet go both Pete pink slip AAusselman By Tom Casalino Jist Her ll Rose and Anderson. They were plen­ AFTERNOON TRACK FAST WEATHER MILD Middle Class S much attention. Nine times out of 10. U.S.P.T.A. with Tom Irish Miss H 12:00 NHL FIRST RACE 5 16iM) CLEVELAND (UPI) - Bill In recent weeks, Musselman had Boucing On ' players making such statements ty popular, too. (19 Candlapin Bowling Boston 2 2 3-7 7 Ear Site Better 12 40 6 4(1 3 20 Musselman was removed Friday as been criticized by the media and his Washington 010*1 8 Phil s Chantilly li 00 5 00 10th 5 16 A don't hang up their gloves. In my last article on the flat serve, method already learned, with its 1KX) There have been exceptions. Sandy Can’t accept wishes coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, players for failing to use his bench. Bustling with activity these March mornings and John Martin during period of di) NCAAHockay First period-l, Boston. Cashman 24 6 Zf«ophiIous 3 00 R's James P who have lost their last eight games, "This is frustrating," veteran I made mention of the spin serve. overhand throwing motion and one (ID World Cup Tannia (Kasper. Crowderi. 10 25 2. Boston. TIME 32 15 Squajou II Koufax was one He retire d Wagner and Bench have had are members of the St. Louis Cardinals in calisthenics before batting and fielding Middleton 39 (Jonathan. Foster) II 48 guiniela 7&8 IM $96 20 Hoard It All ' The spin serve is the next step in minor change. The grip is shifted ^ QD 09 NCAA Baaketball Penalties- Park. Bos. 13 37 Crowder. several talks. The Reds' boss has a and was named a vice president and Mack Calvin said after a 101-95 loss Trifei la 7-8-6 IM $70f, 60 Huck's Boy li prematurely because he didn't wish the development of the stroke and it from a forehand grip to a continental spring training at St. Petersburg, Fla. practice started. (UPI photo) Tournamant Bos. 16 37 great personal regard for the director of player personnel. to Seattle Wednesday. “We have a lot (49 Top Rank Flghta Of Tha 70'a Second period-3, Ikiston. McNab E l.a Parita i to ^ k permanent injury to his arm. will be to varying degrees the only Locking ankles are pitchers Steve Busby SKCOMi RACE 16 >Di Dutch M Calvin Ted Stepien, Cavaliers’ president of talent out there on the floor and grip. The continental grip is midway 3:30 I Bourque. Parki. R 54 4. Boston. 2 Dd $27 60 Compact Cadillac flow he gets from his baseball salary. play.” says the Reds' prexy. "I also The Cavaliers, mired in fifth place satisfies Burleson TnfiTla 1-7-3 Pd $407 40 Coming Event 6:0 0 in the NBA's Central-Division with a Under Musselman, the Cavaliers sistently lands in the service box. As normally overhand. Liza With A Z He's part owner of a bank in hope he plays for us. We've made no (ft) Racing From Aquaduct FOURTH RACE 5 16iD) the power increases a little more the By United Press International “The problem in this age of es­ when John Castino tripled and scored Oscar D Grouch I Oklahoma, has a syndicated TV show 25-46 mark, had a nearly complete were also socked with a temporary What should change is the position Racaway 8 Miz J's l.ady 8 6 60 4 move to try to trade his contract. Golf 80 0 Nosy Rosy ' 1 ban on trading by the NBA’s head of­ serves start going long. In order to of the racquet as it hits the tall. With Rick Burleson agreed Friday to a calating salaries is that tomorrow on a error by catcher Steve Yeager 7:00 1 Wide Swing 4 20 2 80 in the can and also has seven oil wells We’ve had people come to us asking turnover of personnel under Bandera Cannon six-year, $4.2 million contract someone else can sign for twice as on a play at the plate. GD SportaCantar 7 Jennifer's Pride 5 80 pumping in Oklahoma, one of which about him and we've said no. Musselman. The only starter left fice. The coach, with Stepien’s allow the player to swing with good a flat serve the face drives flat GD HBO Sporta Magazkia: First Killeacle Queen power and utilize our newly making him the highest paid much,” his agent. Jack Sands, told TIME 31 61 Country (lift is capped. "John said he didn’t want to catch from Albeck’s squad is Mike backing, traded away Cleveland’s through the ball and the swing Edition Quimela 148 Pd $20 40 shortstop in baseball history and the reporters. Bucky Dent hit two sacrifice flies 7:30 13th T CC "If that one hits, all this talk will in more than two games a week and I Mitchell, who was named to the first-round draft choices for the next developed, fluid motion and still get follows a path along that direction Tnfecta 8-1-7 Pd $.546 00 third richest member of the Cali­ . Burleson, 29, apparently doesn’t and Willie Randolphadded another to (ft9 NHLHockay Sweet Ambition 1 become incidental, " Bench says. All-Star squad this year. several years. the ball in, spin must be utilized. we’re hitting. 8:00 FD-TH RACE YANKEE COURSE agreed to that. It was a rather hybrid fornia Angels. lift the New York Yankees to a 3-1 Cushie Treat "It'll be. I'll see you around. "' decision if I can use such a word. But Secondly, as we improve, so will For a spin serve, although the mind making less than two of his GD National Collaglata Baakat* LPGA (Cl K C s Oz the caliber of opponents we play. If racquet is swung in the same fashion Rurleson, traded to the Angels teammates on the Angels. Outfielder win over the Atlanta Braves. Greg ball Champlonahip 3 Er's Ko Date 10 40 4 80 4 00 Tell Isabel Unable to reach any meeting of the he also wants to play 70 or 80 games Cochran, bidding to make the team 10:00 Sun City Classic February's Best 5 60 3 60 ('adillac Time I the serve doesn’t keep pace with the on contract, the face of the racquet from the Boston Red Sox last Fred Lynn, acquired from Boston in At Sun City West, Anz., March 13 7 l/M’ker key 5 20 minds with his employers of the past at another position and I didn't want GD Golf (Par 73) Dudley's Paul H December, will be paid an estimated another trade last January, is the as a right-handed starter, pitched TIME 40 12 16 years over what position he will to tie John McNamara’s hands by Royals pick in AL rest of our game, opponents will take will be at an angle to the ball forcing 11:00 Patlv Haves 69-69-138 Neon Heather 1 clear aim at the weak service and $700,(XX) a year. If he had not reached club’s highest paid player at an es­ hitless ball over the first three in­ GD SportaCantar Pat Bradley 72-66- Oumiela 345 Pd $42 20 Dorrance play and how many games, the husky agreeing to that. " LAS VAGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Oddsmaker Bob Martin issued Union Plaza it to spin. This pressure will cause Donna Caponi 72SJ- 139 Tnfecta 3-5-7 f’d $801 00 agreement on the deal, he would timated $1.3 million a year. nings in his first start of the spring. 11:30 Suluriluy Ev(*ning veteran of four World Series and 13 McNamara doesn't want to lose Sports Book pennant odds Friday which-gave the Kansas City Royals an edge make us pay. Spin will help keep op­ the ball to come off the racquet in a GD Harnaaa Racing From Roo* Karolyn Kertzman 72■())'--139 ponents off guard. have played out his option year this First baseman Rod Carew, the Relief ace Goose Gossage, also aovalt Racaway Janet Alex 71 79-141 SIXTH HACE 5 16 eoms 8 20 5 60 a new home near Anaheim Stadium. Carew, first baseman Pete Rose of breaking homer was the big blow of a 2:30 Bellv Burfeindt 72- 72-144 AB's Brutus r wishing to tell the Reds what to do. has said he isn’t going to move over Martin's 1981 Pennant Line was: the service box. This is very handy, make it drop too quickly. Snap your GD SportaCantar Pat Meyers 73- 73-115 1 Elsie IV-ll 3 20 especially on second service when wrist and arm upwards at the tall as “ I wouldn’t have wanted Philadelphia and third baseman three-run seventhinning rally which 3:00 Penny Dulz 74- 71- 145 TIME 31 88 2nd D 5 16 Bench's old boss. Sparky Anderson, for Bench. First baseman Dan American League guinicla 243 Pd $67 00 Boston Itest negotiations to drag into the season. 1 George Brett of Kansas City. carried the Toronto Maple Leafs to GD NCAA Hockay Cathy Morse 73- 73-145 now managing the Detroit Tigers, Driessen and third baseman Ray Kansas City Royals 8-5, New York Yankees 12-5; Baltimore Orioles 7-2 often we’re forced to just pop the ball if throwing the racquet over a high Nancy Rubin 71-74-145 Tnfecta 3 2-1 IM $490 20 Royal Gayle 1 had to go through that with Boston in Pete Mackanin hit a two-run home an 8-6 triumph over the Houston Kyle O'Brien 74- 71-l« Dutch Curry believes Bench would consent to Knight also are disinclined to give up Milwaukee Brewers 7-2; California Angels 8-1; Texas Rangers 8-1; Oakland in. fence. SUNDAY 1976 and it isn’t a very good at­ run in the seventh inning powering Astros. It was the second homer of MARCH 15,1081 Bonnie Laucr 71- 74-145 EIGHTH HACE YANKEE COUHSE I'm Tough catch if he were shown he was ap­ ' the turf they’ve worked hard to win. A s 10-1; Boston Red Sox 25-1; Detroit Tigers 35-1; Minnesota Thins 50-1; A player can swing with more Since the ball comes off at a slight­ Sandra Palmer 7669-lfc (Ai V s Black Bandit piower and confidence knowing the ly different angle, you may also have mosphere to play in.” the Minnesota Twins to a 3-1 ictory the exhibition season for Mayberry, Debbie Massey 73-73- 145 I Option Plus 8 60 4 00 3 40 Fawn Biddy preciated more. Some say for $1 You know how that goes— possession Cleveland Indians 50-1; Chicago White Sox 75-1; Toronto Blue Jays 500-1; MORNING Sharon Barrel! 73- 73-146 The shortstop made it clear he over the Los Angeles Dodgers. who has recently signed a $3.2- eSSIt sMeagin 3 80 2 80 Miss Von Flame , million a year. Bench would gladly is nine-tenths of the law. ball will drop in consistently. to adjust your stance. Most 7:00 Elaine Hand 74- 72-146 Seattle Mariners 500-1. jnillion, four-year contract. Amelia Rorer 76- 79-146 3 Ashtola 1 (k) Brookview Shadow 1 We impart spin on the ball by cut­ righthanders have to aim a little to wanted to be the highest paid Mackanin’s homer came after loser GD SportaCantar keep catching. Meanwhile, there are a number of National League Patty Sheehan 73-73-146 TIME 39 79 3rd D 5 16 Barry Bonnell also homered for the 8 :0 0 guiniela 146 Pd $22 80 ting, brushing across or slicing a the right of their target in order to shortstop in the game, and the final Fernando Valenzuela gave up a Cathy Reynolds 73-73-146 JD's My Style Not true, says Bench. people who can see Bench’s point. Houston Astros 13-5; Los Angeles Dodgers 14-5; Montreal Expos 13-5;' NCAA Gymnaatica Lenore Nluraoka 76-70-146 Tnfecta 1-6-3 FM $242 10 contract figure was expected to keep single to Danny Goodwin. The Twins Bluejays while Alan Knicely and Gi) Bon Jour While they don't come out and say ■Gary Carter, the Montreal Expos' smaller portion of the ball than we curve it in. 10:00 Jan Stephenson 76- 79- 146 Philadelphia Phillies 14-5; Cincinnati Reds 6-1; Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1; St. at that level for several seasons. Danny Heep homered for the Astros. Jeannette Kerr 73-73-146 NINTH HACE 5 16 iB) ('adilLic Hope 1 so openly, the Reds seem to share the superb catchec, is among those who would when hitting flat. There are As with everything else in this got their first run in the sixth inning Gi) SportaCantar Louis Cardinals 8-1; Atlanta Braves 25-1; San Francisco Giants 50-1; San 11:00 Mardell Wilkins 73-73 146 4 T M's Bloss*)m 9 40 5 00 2 80 Salty Sally I belief more money would settle the do. He's 100 percent behind Bench in different ways to make this happen game of skill, practice and be Muffin Spenccr-Devlin 70-76-146 7 RJP's Angie 10 20 5 60 D Bar (?a^ino Diego Padres 150-1; Chicago Cubs 150-1; New York Mets 150-1. (ID NCAAHockay 75- 72-147 whole matter. but only one correct way. patient. At first this spin can be un­ Lynn Adams 5 Atomic Speed 3 4(1 IXi Rile Dudley his present situation. M.J .Smith 73- 74-147 S G’s Lucky Uiuie Some players try to impact to twist controllable. I tell my students the AFTERNOON Judy Clark 7671-147 TIME 31 52 “They think if they give me more "Johnny Bench is a Hall of guiniela 4i7Pd$73 80 Impala Tex 12:00 Betsy King 72- 75-147 money it'll take care of everything,” Famer," says the Expos' receiver. the face of the racket around the tall ball will land three courts down — Becky Pearson 73- 74- 147 TnlecLi 4-7-5 IM $1783 20 4th I) 5 16 No decision in works ® Wraatling Bench says. "But if I had arthritis, a "People come out to see him and how and others try to swing the racket in and it usually does. After a while, the Martfia Hansen 77- 79 147 Night Flasher 12:30 Sandra Spuzich* 74- 73 147 TENTH R-\(T-: 5'16«Ai Liberetle bad back and bad knees 10 years many players do you really have like a direction that cuts across the ball. feel will come, and so will the spin (D Ona On Ona Kathy McMullen 74- 2 .lamie 73- 147 s l.ane 2 80 2 60 2 20 Amla s Gem > The correct method utilizes the serve. 0 Soccar Mada In Garmany Sandra Spuzich 74- 8 Lea 73- 147 10 80 4 20 from now. I'd pay a million dollars to ■ that? If he doesn t want to catch so Shelley llamlin 72- 75-147 New Lover ' 1:00 6 'Ac}ua Duk e 7 60 Bras.sica k get rid of that. They couldn’t pay me much anymore because his back and Carol Mann 73- 75-148 TIME 30 96 (D NBA Baaketball Calhv Sherk 73- 75-148 SL's Debbie for alleged drug use guiniela 2&8 FM $29 40 enough to catch every day. Is there legs are hurting him, nobody M- (^®(39NCAABaakatballPlayoff Vicki Tabor 75- 73-148 Valerio L anything more important than derstands that more than I do, I can Meyer assures fans HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - dependent determination in the Greg Luzinski and shortstop Larry Doublahaadar Mindy Moore 75-73-148 Tnfecta 2-86 Pd $509 4H Taste of Ginger 1:30 Debby Rhodes 77- 71- 148 5th C VC health? I don't think so. tell you about all the wear and tear Pennsylvania Attorney General case,” Boyle said. Bowa did not testify, although state GD F.A. Soccar Gai) toushin 74- 74-ELEVENTH 148 HACE 5 16 -Ci Pnassuming i "I said I was willing to catch a cou­ 2:00 liOn Garbaez 78- 79-148 3 Kajol 7 80 4 80 3 40 on a catcher. I’m sure John doesn't LeRoy Zimmerman has not yet Mazza and two Reading men were authorities allegedly found their Dusty Vengeance ‘ i: (X)G9 TheSuperatara Jane Blalock 73- 1 Plush 75-148 Pup ■ 11 40 10 60 ple of days a week at first. I really want it to reach the point where he decided whether to pursue the state’s accused by state authorities last names, as well as the names of Marlene Haggc 74- 2 l-iGuna 74- 148 Catfish 5 60 l.anky Hawk Demons won't fold 2:30 Dianne Dailey 75- 73- 148 Little Samantha I wanted to give up catching gets up in the morning and finds out probe of alleged illegal drug use by November of illegally writing Bowa’s and Luzinski’s wives, on GD Suparatkr Volleyball Cup TIME 31 94 Julie Slangcr 72- 76-148 guiniela 18*3 Pd $67 80 Work I/)ad . 11 altogether. We have a young catcher he’s having trouble standing on his DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - DePaul Friday that some of this critics have some members of the Philadelphia prescriptions and delivering prescriptions written by Mazza. 3:00 Talsuko Onsako 74-74-148 Coach (.’lyde k K Vickie Singleton 73- 75-148Trife< ta 3-1-2 IM $1089 60 (Dave Van Gorder) who looked like L£) Doral Open Jamie's Prwious 1 legs. That's what catching does to Coach Ray Meyer “assured” basket­ been extremely vocal this year in Phillies baseball team, a spokesman amphetamines to some members of The Philadelphia Bulletin quoted GD WPBA Bowling Cindy Hill 74- 75-149 Beth Stone 75- 74-149TWELI-TH HACE 5 16 iB> Ijd> Gnsh he was ready to step in. From all the you.” ball fans Friday his No. 1 ranked maligning him he shot back, “I’m said Friday. the Phillies. unnamed law enforcement 3:15 2 Blazing Whiz 10 20 4 20 9 00 Mary Mills 72-77-149 6th A 5 16 (DG9 International Boxing 7 I'epere'.s Oami 5 40 7 00 Blue Demons won’t fold in the first always maligned. I talk like I’m Patrick Boyle, press secretary for Mazza and co-defendants Robert L. authorities as saying some Phillies Donna Davis 72-77 1« Jaime's Cooler i 4:30 Janet Coles 72-77-149 6 It Must Be 30 60 game of the NCAA tournament like Zimmerman, would not confirm or Masley, 54, and his son, Robert Sam's Flash dumb, but I ain’t that dumb. "probably lied " about their associa­ CDG9 Wide World Of Sporta Sandra Post 7673- 149 TIME 31 74 World Figure Ska4ing Dapper Ed 11 last year. “They always malign me deny a published report that state in­ Masley, 24, were cleared of critninal tion with Mazza, but that perjury 5:00 Vicki Fergon 72- 79--149guiniela 28*7 IM $31 2(1 ('B's Marjon A year ago, DePaul’s hope of a everytime I lose a game. But I’ve vestigators have recommended wrongdoing by a district justice (£) Long Beach Grand Prix f'arolyn Hill 74-75- 149 Tnfeda 2-76 IM $72.5 ^0 would be too difficult to prove in GD NCAAHockay Carla Glasgow 74-75 149 Unessimo < national title was immediately won a heck of a lot of them. And, I’ve against prosecution of the players following a hearing last month. court. (29 Duckpln Tournament Of JoAnne Washam 78-71- 149 THIRTEENTH HACE Wise Ziggy k payday for sponsors Kathy Whitworth 73- 76-149 Pitcher Randy Lerch, since traded Champlona ('ONSTITUTION COUHSE -Ci Thunder Streak smashed by UCLA. got a long-term contract. So, I’m allegedly involved in the case. "Perjury is a very difficult specjfic Connie Chillemi 72-77 149 Izahaun Ruhning i Saturday, DePaul debuts in the going to get my money.” to the Milwaukee Brewers, testified (2D 99 Sporta World Kathy Cornelius 7673-149 4 Hin Tin Tim 9 80 6 20 3 40 HARTFORD (UPI) — Officials say “We've got a good track record, Boyle said investigators were criminal action to prove,” the Joyce Kazmierski 76- 8 Super 73 149 Glamour 4 20 2 40 7th B YC the six-day 1981 World Figure TeSelle said. “They were really im- 1981 tourney against St. Joseph’s Driessel also didn’t want to hear readying a report on the case for at a Feb. 4 hearing that he received Bulletin quoted the state source as EVENING 2 Tell Huss 3 20 Nail Hammer Pete (Pa.) and Meyer is all but any talk about Saturday’s game Zimmerman, who assumed office in Preludin from Mazza, saying. 6 Midnight Madness TM s Diarnnnicc 1 Skating Championship made more pressed with the facility” 7:00 PGA TIME 45 52 guaranteeing a victory. January after charges were filed (2999 NHL Hockey DK s He< tor than $1 million for its sponsors. The city-owned Hartford Civic matching his Atlantic Coast Several other players, including “ Much of the testimony the players Doral Upen guiniela 48*8 Pd $37 60 My lioager 11 ' V.< 7:30 Superlecla 4-8-2-6 Pd $10.268 70 The United States Figure Skating Center, where the event was held “A year ago we just went out and Conference against Indiana’s Big against Dr. P atrick Mazza of pitcher Larry Christenson, first gave is inconsistent with what we (11) SportaCantar At Miami. March 13 Knex'kabonu Sam l threw our uniforms on the floor Ten. Reading and two others in the case, baseman Pete Rose and former (Par 72) Atl«'ndane<- 2.849 Mr Wing Bound k Association and the Skating Club of March 3-8, netted $150,000 to $200,000 believe to be true, but not inconsis­ 8:00 Raymond Floyd 6968- 134 Handle 321.475 Spad's (3iamp 11 Hartford would each get between without taking fixed overhead costs against UCLA and we lost,” he said. “We’re not playing the Big Ten catcher Tim McCarver, denied any tent to the point where we can prove (11) NCAA Indoor Track l..anny Wadkins 68-66 134 I’er Uwf I-- 10:30 6669-135 “I assure you that won’t happen dealings with Mazza. Gil Morgan $250,000 and $500,000, club officials into account. Saturday and I’m not playing coach “The day is growing closer when perjury. They probably lied.” the ($) Sporta Extra Leonard Thompson 6868-136 Plainfield Entries 8th A 5 16 said, Thursday. The International Tm very satisfied," said Frank Saturday. We’ve learned a good Knight. If it was between me and he (Zimmerman) will make his in­ Pitcher Steve Carlton, outfielder source said. 11:00 Keith Fergus 67- 71-138 Gold Encinal 1 GD SportaCantar Tom Kile 6969- 138 Saturday Matinee Dutch Duster ( Skating Union was to get an un­ Russo, the civic center's director. "I lesson from the UCLA game. My Bobby Knight — well, he’s a little Bud Allin 72-97-130 Dark Sultan I f t 11:30 David Graham 7366- 139 I’oHt Time I p.m. disclosed amount of money. think we’ve made a substantial players have been reminding me younger than me, so he’d probably GD HBO Sporta Magazine: FIrat Bruce Liclzke TJ66-139 Chica 11 Paul T. Bourdeau and Judy profit.” about it. They remember.” Whip me one-on-one, although I’d foul Edition Bob Murphy 68- 71-139 191 i/16 M Jimmv's Die Hard 1 DePaul (27-1) is a heavy favorite 12:00 Tim Simpson 716B-l.‘B Crud , 12-1 H's Nifda TeSelle, chairmen of the event for The sponsors collected about $900,- the devil out of him.” GD NCAA Indoor Track Mike Sullivan 7969-139 R l/s Sunny Boy 191 FM's Patricia k the local club, said they would use 000 on ticket sales and also cashed in over unranked St. Joe (23-7)'at 1:43 Driessel chuckled when he said he Tom Weiskopf 68-71-139 Hand Slipper 41 Wise Halfback ‘ 2:30 7979-140 Texas Rangers’ Wayne Tolleson leaps into air to avoid GD SportaCantar Miller Barber Ixitsa Money 91 9th C 5 16 earnings to promote amateur skating on the sale of television rights. Club p.m. EST in a Mideast Regional se­ was tanking on an unusual “good Scott Hoch 68-72-140 colliding with Dennis Worth of the Yankees as he slides Into 3:00 7169-140 Red Date 3-1 Ms Money 1 and campaign for Hartford as the officials said the biggest expense was cond round game. Later in the after­ luck” symbol Saturday. Greg Norman Shuffelcm 7-2 GD NCAAHockay Mike Reid 7979-140 Avenge Art ' site of the 1987 championship. $300,000 paid for lodging and food. second base, Tolleson was attempting to complete double noon, No. 7 Indiana plays No. 20 “ We’ve got some new yellow 5:30 Scotl Simpson 7367- Tayo 140 Dayo 92 HPS Amber Girl 11 play but missed, (UPI photo) Maryland. Both teams have 21-9 jerseys we’ll be wearing and they are GD ProfaaalonalTaamRodao Fuzzy Zoeller 68-72-140 Meadows CTasstc 91 Split 11 i)avid 1-^dwards 68-73-141 Vs Mr Ivohster i 7269-141 2nd S'16 D records. good luck,” he said. (liarlic Gibson Brisk Spin ' Hubert Green 7971- 141 Rally Kuda 3-1 St. Joe Coach Jim Lynam knows Tag of Broadway Jim RiceiJias scuffle Asked how he knew they were good Jack Newton 71- 79-141 K and R's Satan 7-2 just about everyone expects his luck If they were new, he grinned, Jim Colbert 7468- Big 142 River 191 t'ushie Ginger H 4 Moriarfy's remain unbeaten Basketball Mark Mayes 72- 79-142 Last Gift 4-1 (Olh A YC Hawks to be destroyed by high- “We ain’t never lost in them. If we do 68-74-142 Hale Irwin Much to Offer 12-1 Charlie's I’alh geared DePaul. But he’s still anxious Tom Jenkins 71-71--1C Zoophagus 91 with Bosox official Moriarty Bros.-sponsored goal for the 4-0 winners. lose in them, we’ll bum them.” <§ 6973-lC Some Culie • Lyn Lott to try for the upset of the year. Knight defended Driessel against 7973-142 D Bar Gold Kush 92 Star Maiden II 'LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI) - All- twisted it behind his back, drawing Manchester Soccer Club senior team M anchester’s next outing is Allen Miller Alpine Opal 91 “It’s a tremendous challenge, hut critical reporters. Mark O'Meara 7973-142 Slender Model I Star outfielder Jim Rice of the blood in the process. remained unbeaten in the second Wednesday evening at 8:30 against Greg Powers 71- 71-142 3rd 5 16 I) . Keen Onie ' Boston Red Sox got in a scuffle After Crowley'had his arm treated round of the Premier Division with a Hartford Portuguese at the Glaston) also a tremendous opportunity,” he “Lefty tas done a helluva lot more a-Dick Sidcrowf 72- 79-142 Dutch Bon Bon 92 SS Dinah Might < by a' physician, he came up to the noted. “It’s simply going to take our with basketball than a lot of people NBA J C. Snead 7369-142 Kilosera Mist 4-1 Chub Oiae k Friday with Bill Crowley over a 6-1 victory over Simsbury at the bury facility. Frank Conner 71-73-143 f‘epper Patch ( best game possible.” Terrv Diehl 7973-143 Dutch King 12-1 parking spot at the team’s training press box to watch the game. Glastonbury Indoor Soccer Facility. #■ whom I’ve seen cover games have INDIANA (101) Paso Phelan 91 McGinnis 4 2-2 10. Orr 7 5-6 19. Bruce Fleisher 73- 70-143 11th C5 16 base and the club vice president and "I wish I was 30 years younger,” Mario Addabo, Greg Denies, Tim Meyer isn’t concerned about St. done with writing,” Knight said. rewards II90 22. Davis 9 66 24. Knight John Fought 7973-143 Yankee Clown 191 Have A Dream 6 4-4 16. Johnson 2 0-0 4. Buse 1 1-z 4. Gibby GilMrt 71- 72-143 Arrestor- 91 Izabaun Junior ' 1 public relations director came away he said. McConville, Dan Pelletier and Ed Teams sought Joseph’s deliberate style of play. The Indiana coach also suggested 7469- 143 Slchling 0 90 0. Abcrnclhy 1 90 2.. Mike Gove Palladin 91 l,ady Caprice 1 “Nine out of 10 teams have tried to that newspapers cover the medical Peter Jacobsen 72- 71-143 with a bruised arm when Rice got and Tom Gardiner each tallied one The Gl^tonbury Parks and Totals 41 1620 101 Praneealol 7-2 BL’s Ski Doo k slow it down on us,” Meyer recalled. profession the same way they cover BOSTON (94) Mark Lye 73- 70-143 him in a hammerlick. Recreatibn^partm ent is planning a Maxwell 10 4-7 24. Bird 61-113, Parish Gary Player 7979-143 « 4lh 5/16 D Freddy's Heady 1 Crowley approached Rice behind Women’s Inter-Town Softball “But we have dictated the tempo basketball coaches. 9 90 18. Archibald 4 90 8, Ford 5 90 10, Dan Pohl 68-75-143 R’s Spartan 4-1 Town Line 11 Redwood, ABA register wins most of the time.” McHale 2 3-6 7. Robey 3 OO 6, Carr 0 90 Bob Shearer * 71- 79 143 Always Happy 191 C How I’ H 11 the batting cage at Narchant League. “If newspapers listed all the doc­ 00. Henderson 3 2-2 8. Duerod 0 90 00. Tom Storey 72- 71-143 Wayne 0 Delaney 91 DF Black Moon DePaul boasts one of the natlcm’s tors in the country they could do Totals 42 1916 94. Barney Thompson 7979-143 Stadium, where Boston was about to The leq ^ e is open to women age 18 72-71-143 Sweep On 7-2 12lh A S '16 Indiana 22 28 28 23—101 Bobby Walzel Top Ring 92 play Detroit in an exhibition game, or older who either live or work in finest all-around players in All- things like give his recoil — 19 ^aton 23 20 24 27— 94 Ed Dougherty 72- 72-144 Dudley's Kay Ray i Volleyball playoff action saw Tierney’s at 6.45 Tuesday night at Glastonbury. The season will begin America Mark Aguirre. ( operations, 8 lifed, 7 died and 4 still Three-point goal—Buse Fouled out- Dan Halldorson 74- 79-144 Tino V 12-1 JB’s Black Pool and witnesses heard him say, "The None. Total foula-Indiana 13. Boston22 Vance Heafner 73- Disco 71-144 Lighting 91 Aztec Wmd I Redwood Farms best Renn’s, 2-1, Illing. Redwood opposes ABA Tool in late June and continue through “We can’t expect to atop him,” hanging in there,” said Knight. Jeff Mitchell 73-71-144 - Sweet Auburn , 3-1 next time you park your car in that Technical foul-None. A—15.822 72- 72-144 Goin Some Where 1 and ABA top Insurers, 2-1, in first- and Lloyd’s battles North Enders in Mike Morley TM's Fast Rider li spot you’re going to find four flat August with each team playing at conceded Lynam. “But we will try to CHICAGO (117) John Schroeder 73- 71-144 5th YC D tires," round piay in the American Divi­ 7.45 matches. least once every week. control him.” Greenwood 6 6-10 18. Jones 8 2-2 18, Dave Stockton 74- 70-144 Paso Sherman 2-1 Double .Strike sion. Play is double elimination. Sports for you Gilmore 4 2-2 10, Theus 6 7-10 21. Tommy Aaron 72- 79-H6 MJ's Vega 92 Speedy Doctor Rice reportedly often uses a Interested teams sholhd call the Saturday’s second game not only Wilkerson 12-2 4. Sobers 9 3-3 23. Wilkes John Adams 75- 70-H6 Carrara Marble 7-2 Madison CNistard < Lloyd’s Auto Parts stopped Second round women's action saw Parks and Recreation office 659-2711, matches two fine teams in Indiana The “Herald Angle” by Sports 5 2-4 12, Dietrick 5 90 II. Worthen 0 90 Dave Ban- 73- 72--145 LC's Trailblaier 7-1 13lh D YC parking spot that has Crowley's 0 Totals 44 24-33 117 Rex Caldwell 71- 74-145 JD's My Missy 191 Economy Electric, 2-1, and North Crockett eliminate the Chargers, 2-1, and Maryland, but a)so two of college Editor Elarl Yost, another exclusive NEW YORK (127) Kelly's Doll ' name on it at Boston's training base Ext. 317, no later than March 20. If Barry Jaeckel 73- 79 H6 . BJ's Hobo 121 Russell 7 6« 20. S. Williams 9 4-4 22, 74- 71-146 Code Breaker II Enders blanked ■ Tierney’s, 2-0, in and Thrifty Package Store top Great enough teams are interested, a basketball’s most controversial of The Herald, tells the background Artie McNickle G's Swan Song 191 in nearby Winter Haven, Fla. Carlwrlghl 5 66 15. Richardson 7 1-2 16. Tim Norris 7669-146 (k)od Guide I first round National Division action. Expectations, 2-1. Thrifty advanced and interesting sidelights’ of the R Williams 10 610 27. Webster 3 90 6. Sodroc Kid 9-2 The two exchanged more words meeting will be held to discuss entry coaches in Bobby Knight and Lefty Victor Regalado 72- 79-H6 Pages Cadillac I Spring training isn't all sugar and cream as Domic 6 1-113, Glenn 2 4-4 8. Carter 0 9 Cesar Sanudo 71-74-145 6th 5/16 H Never Blink I The upcoming schedule finds to the finals where it’ll face Crockett Driesell. sports world, l^ n ’t miss it on The handed\pushup drill. Hernandez’ .321 0 0, Woodson 0 90 0 Totals 49 27-36127 and Rice caught Crowley’s arm and fee, scheduling, rules and Ron Streck 71- 74-146 (Yjahie Geno ' Wednesday evening at 6:45 at Illing. Herald sports pages. Keith Hernandez (37) found out In the camp Chicago 24 29 26 3&--117 7669-146 Snakehead 2-1 Renn's vs. Insurers and Ek;onomv vs. regulations.' When Driessel was reminded avprage led the team In batting last season. liobby Wadkins Lady Lieutenanl < New York 37 26 J7 27-127 73- 73- 146 Andy Allas 91 Wally Armstrong Frank S ( hloupe k of the St. Louis Cardinals during one- (UPI photo) Ilirec-Doint goal^-TheuS 2, Sobers 2 Sevc Itailesleros 72- 74-146 Milford Melody 191

Jti.- I(| — THE HERALD, Sal., March 14, 1981 Weaver program THE HERALD. Sat.. March 14. 1981-17 . C l Family breeds success r s MIAMI (DPI) — Miami Stadium, stadium during spring workouts to knew what to do.” spring home of the Baltimore take notes. But they don’t. While Miller Is instructing his Orioles, looks a bit like their regular- Weaver, with the help of the fine pitchers, coach Cal Ripken points to season park. Memorial Stadium. coaches with whom he surrounds the scoreboard clock, telling the The stands glide away from the himself, makes sure every player has hitters when to take batting practice. iiwrj' field the same way, the screen something to do at all times during a He marks the information down in a I W eddings behind home plate hangs just about workout. The pitchers run at a large book. Down the left field line, m . the same way, and even the running precise time. Some of them throw for bullpen coach EUie Hendricks makes track contains the same type cinders a specified time. The hitters take sure a pitcher gets his throwing done. they use in Baltimore. batting practice while being timed by Romaniello- Tierney Perhaps the similarity is a coin­ a coach. The infielders work on fun­ The coaches are all expected to Christine Lee Tierney of Manchester and Donald Paul cidence, but if it is, it’s the only thing damental plays. The whole thing bring something to the team. For Romaniello of Riverside were married March 7 at the in the Oriole organization that takes about three hours, the same as Ripken, a big factor is his love for the Church of the Assumption in Manchester. happened by accident. The Orioles many inajor league team practice game. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard have a system — a system so during the spring. "I love the ballpark,” says Ripken. Tierney of 46 Wedgewood Drive, Manchester. The successful it has produced an The genius is that Weaver insists “I come early and stay late. When 7 bridegroom is the son of Mr. Canio Romaniello of River­ average of 97 victories a year for the the plan be followed every time a other people have left, I might be sit­ side and the late Lillian Romaniello. last four years — second only to the member of the Oriold^ organization ting there in the' clubhouse with my The Rev. John Kiley of St. Peter Clavier Church in C j H.'' New York Yankees in the American takes the field. Pitching coach Ray uniform on. I hate to take my un­ West Hartford celebrated the nuptial mass and per­ League. Miller, whose input has helped Mike iform off. I remember when I was 4 - '•■■1 formed the double-ring ceremony. Music was provided by The Orioles, with manager Elarl Flanagan and Steve Stone to Cy almost finished as a player, I got a Tom Walters of the Hartt School of Music. Keeping baseball in the family, Baltimore spring training drill in Tampa, Fla. Young Weaver responsible for much of the Young Award seasons, explains how call asking if I’d like to nnanage. I The bride was given in marriage by her father. third base coach Cal Ripken Sr., watches Ripken is highly regarded in Oriole organiza­ success, have finished first six this works and how it helps. said yes before I even knew what the K. Megan Tierney of Manchester, the bride’s sister, different years since 1969. They have “When my pitchers in Baltimore details were.” wa* maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Nancy Durig of his son. Cal Jr., loosen up arm during tion as an infieider. (UPl photo) finished second four other times and are doing their foul lines (sprints to In the end, it is Weaver who com­ Overland Park, Kansas, and Mary Tierney of Bloomfield, Kimberly A. l’enning;lon in 1978, a year in which they finished and away from the field lines in the ') pletes the system by referring to the the bride’s sisters; Ginny Apple of South Windsor; and Kilcen (], Bailev Stephen (i. Al.non Joanne (” Lewis fourth, they won 90 games. outfield) I know that pitchers are extensive records he keeps. He often Mary Duceman of Belmont, Mass., the bride’s cousin. Weaver, since replacing Hank doing the exact same thing in will use a statistical quirk to make Ronald L. Romaniello of Riverside was his brother's Bauer in 1968, has won four pennants Rochester, Charlotte, Miami, and out his lineup. Sometimes he relies best man. Ushers were Kelly Romaniello of Riverside, Oriole coach's son and one world championship. All Bluefield, West Virginia,” Miller on a feel for the game and the length r.-. the bridegroom’s brother; Gus Cantavero of Riverside told, he has finished over .500 for 23. said. of the schedule. and Tony Lato of Norwalk, cousins of the bridegroom; consecutive pro seasons, not coun­ “It means a lot that people are “Sometimes you have to be patient and Thomas Wrabel of Fairfield. ting winter ball. taught to do the same thing on every with a ballplayer if he is going to be A reception was held at the Manchester County Club, has bright future "The thing that Weaver stresses,” level,” Miller continued. "That way, able to help you win late in the after which the couple left for Hawaii. They will reside in says pitcher Sammy Stewart, “’is to when a kid moves up, his surroun­ season,” Weaver said. “One year Bridgeport. 4 go out there and beat those guys on dings may be a little bit different, Rich Dauer went l-for-40. ’That’s Mrs. Romaniello is employed as a public accountant .MI.AMI iL'Pli — Never get too always been his idol. regulars say Ripken has a definite the other side of the field. That’s and the level of competition is a little going to cost you some ballgames, for Touche Ross and Company in Stamford. exeited about any rookie in the And to make even more like ’’All In big league future although he doubts what we’re here for. He brings a higher, but he can look around and but you need to get the player ready Mr, Romaniello is a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor spring That's an old piece of The Family. " Earl Weaver, the he can make the club this year. special intensity.” feel comfortable. He can say, ‘Hey, for later in the season. Sometimes Society and is employed as a registered dental hygienist. baseball advice .Maybe that's why Orioles' manager, has been "If Doug (DeCinces) is healthy, He also brings perhaps the most this is just the same as in the other early in the season you have too Mrs. Donald P. Romaniello (Nassiff photo) the Baltimore Orioles are playing it associated with Cal Sr., for more he’ll be at third base on opening remarkable system of running a ball league.’” many pitchers. You need only two or so low key about one of the kids they than 20 years and was managing him day,” says Ripken. “There isn’t the team that is seen in. the major The system helps train a player to three starters. But you have to give have here Or maybe it's really in the minors when Cal Jr., was born. slightest doubt in my mind about leagues. Of course, he has bwn act instinctively. If a player is to all five of them work because you’re because he's ’family " Stetz-Scalise______"The reports I have on young Cal. ' that. I hear rufnors about them provided with fine players by make a big play in a pennant race, he going to need five starters.” The boy's name is Cal Ripken Jr., says Weaver, who's getting his first trying me out at shortstop this General Manager Hank Peters, but must do it properly in spring The result of the system is that the Holly Ann Scalise of Vernon and Ronny Stetz of Linda Shorts of Vernon, the bride's sister-in-law, was and off what he has shown so far in real look at the rookie third baseman spring. Maybe if I bit and play well in when a manager receives good training. The Orioles make sure that Manchester were married March 7 at St. John’s maid of honor.'* the relatively brief time he has been Orioles usually take some time to es­ and shortstop now, "is that he’s in the field, I might have some chance, players, he is expected to win. prospects know the Baltimore tablish themselves and then roll like Episcopal Church in Vernon. Robert LeBlanc of Manchester served as best man. in pro ball, he'd be welcome in any the same category at present as Ed­ but there’s no way I could ever take Weaver’s system, like his approach system even before spring training. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Scott Scalise of Vernon was ring bearer. big league camp in the country. Supertrain through the stretch. It’s a die Murray was when he came to Doug’s job away from him if he’s to the game, is simple. It looks so "The other day we went through a good way to end a season, and it Shorts of 95 Lockwood St., Manchester. The bridegroom A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, He's a big. good looking right- spring training with us four years healthy. He’d be the starter. I don’t simple you wonder why other teams, drill,” said Miller. “It took about five is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stetz of 71 S. Alton St.. after which the couple left for Atlantic City. N.J. Barbara J. Nead handed hitter, he's only 20, and when results in post-season play. Again, the Pulriria Mills Debra J. Trigps ago. With the club I’ve got, I couldn't look at it as if I’m in any competition less successful teams, don’t try it. minutes. Everybody knew what to system seem$ so easy. Manchester. Mrs. Stetz is employed as a secretary at Pratt & Robert R. Oawford he hit one ol Sammy Stewart's curve see Ripken going back North with us with him. I think they want me to go You wonder why high school and do. Earl had been worried if 20 The Rev. Robert H. Wellner of Vernon performed the Whitney Aircraft Division of United Technologies Corp. balls 340 feet over the left field wall “Well,” argues Weaver, “it’s a to Baltimore next month. But it could out and play regularly. I’ll probably college coaches aren’t filling the minutes was enough. But everybody simple game. The object is to win.” double-ring ceremony. in East Hartford, Mr, Stetz is employed as an electrician the other day. with one hand yet. happen. Eddie Murray wasn't sup­ wind up at Rochester” The bride was given in marriage by her brother, at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division of UTC in East alter being too far out in front of the posed to go back with us, either, in DeCinces was playing for Cal Sr,, Wesley Shorts of Vernon. Hartford. Er^gagements ball. Stewart could hardly believe it. 1977, yet he did. at Asheville in 1972 when he first met His father. Cal. has spent all 24 of "And Cal Ripken Jr. is coming off Cal Jr., who was only 11 then. the years he had been in professional the same kind of winter in Puerto Chicago basebal I writers | The couple is planning a May 24 "Doug helped me in so many ball with the Orioles organization and Bailey^eedham Rican ball that Murray did when he different ways, ” says young Ripken, wedding at 'Talcottville Nead-Crawford is a coach for them now. But that made it with us. " "Td be out there on the field during The engagement of Miss Eileen Congregational Church in Talcolt- isn't young Ripken's only family tie The engagement of Miss Barbara One thing Ripken has is power. practice and he'd bring me into the Clayton A. Thompson Sr. of 151 Thompson Jr., Ruth Goetekius, Mr. Steve Cote; Jeff Cote; and Alan Carol Bailey of Manchester to David ville. (Nassiff photo) with the club Jean Nead of Manchester to Robert He hit 25 homers and drove in 78 infield and show me how to field Maple St., Manchester, observed his and Mrs. Emma Tribuzio, Mr. and Cote; Terry Henderson; Sharon Brigham Needham of Belmont. Doug DeCinces, the Orioles' runs while batting 276 with Charlotte put blast on Kingman 81st birthday on Feb. 15 at a buffet in Mrs. Joe Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gullikson; Linda Tribuzio; Raymond Lewis-Michaud Russell Crawford of Manchester has ground balls. He’d talk to me a lot, Mass., has been announced by her regular third baseman and whose job honor of the occasion. He was bom been announced by her parents, Mr in the Double A Southern League last too. give up the reporting profession after Henderson and Mrs. Marion Thomp­ Tribuzio; Stephen Thompson; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. the 6-loot-4. 208-pound Ripken could CHICAGO (UPI) — Dave Kingman Feb. 17,1900 and his birthday was an­ The engagement of Miss Joanne and Mrs Wilbert E Nead ol 23 year Playing for Caguas in Puerto "One day, he and I were playing it had been discovered the article salaries in Chicago sports, but four son. Michael Thompson; and Deborah Bailey of 56 Spring St., Manchester. inherit or take away one day, was was busy giving out pens to say hello nounced on the Bob Steele radio Cynthia Lewis of Vernon to Noel Edgerton St.. Manchester. Rico this winter, he drove in 38 runs pepper in Asheville and some kid was being partially ghost-written by years ago, he lowlighted his brief Also, his grandchildren: Scott Thompson. Also attending were 10 Mr. Needham is the son of Mr. and like a big brother to the youngster to the New York media last week show. Joseph Michaud of Vernon has been ■Mr. Crawford is the son of Mr. and in 48 games along with hitting six began shooting a gun from over the a Chicago Park District employee. stay in a San Diego uniform by Goetekius and his friend Lori Hnath; great-grandchildren. Mrs. Daniel Needham Jr. of Bel­ announced by her parents, Mr. and and helped him'learn how to play ball while Chicago’s writers were using Among those attending were his Mrs. Donald R. Crawford of 20 homers and 284. right field fence toward where we But his former employer may have picking a fight with the Cubs’ sawed- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wesson; Mr, and mont. Mass. Mrs. Ernest P. Lewis Jr. of Vernon when he was only 11. DeCinces has their swords to say goodbye to the Goodwin St . Manchester. Practically all the Orioles’ were near the dugout. We couldn’t been the roughest on tfie former off Mick Kelleher.” children: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Lynn Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Thompson was presented with Miss Bailey graduated from East Mr. Michaud is the son of Alice A controversial slugger. Miss Nead is a mid-year graduate see the bullets but we could hear them major league home run leader’s exit. Not all of Chicago was cheering Bolduc, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Dale Thompson; Raymond Cote Jr. gifts and money. Catholic High School and is attending Michaud of Vernon and the late Noel Kingman’s three-year stay with of Manchester High School. She is whistlin^past us. Doug grabbed me ” ’Con’ Kingman, the man who did Kingman’s departure. Pine Manor Coliege in Chestnut Hill, X. Michaud. the Cubs was a stormy affair, due in employed at Roy Rogers Restaurant and pulled me into the dougout so I less for more than anyone around "I for one, was kind of sad to see Mass. part to his dueling with the Windy Miss Lewis graduated from in Manchester. shouldn’t get hurt." here since Paul Powell was forced by Kingman leave,” said WBBN-TV Mr. Needham graduated from Bel­ City media. Specifically it was the Rockville High School and from Mr. Crawford attended DeCinces, who has a six-year-old technical difficulties beyond his con­ sportcaster Johnny Morris, one of AFS seeks host families mont Hill School and from Harvard Windham Regional Vocational writers that drew Kingman’s ire. Manchester High School. He is •w Joe’s World son, Tim, as well as a year-and-a-half trol to stop stuffing shoe boxes, is few in the city Kingman would talk to University. He is employed as an ac­ Technical school of Dental By JOE CARMAN So, when the Cubs shipped off Host families are needed for the month period during the school year. for host family members to gain an employed at the Red Lobster old daughter, Amy, admits he feels moping off to New York,” wrote the after a game. “There was a certain count executive for Arnold Adver- Assistance. She is employed by Dr. Kingman to the Mets last week for 1981-82 school year by the Flexibility and a willingness to in­ enjoyable insight into the customs restaurant in East Hartford. "very close" to young Rip, He feels Tribune’s David Israel. “Kingman excitement every time he came up to Paul S. Sherwood of Bolton, Steve Henderson and cash, it came Manchester Chapter of American corporate the exchange student into and traditions of the student’s home , . No date has been for the wedding even closer to Cal Ripken Sr., who was discarded unceremoniously by the plate., An excitement that he pniintrv " September wedding is planned. Mr. Michaud graduated from as little surprise that columnists Field Service. The Town Committee daily life are perhaps the two most (Olan Mills photo) was his manager in the minors and the Chicago (Jubs over the weekend, would hit a long one out of the park.’.’ iNavlor photo) Rockville High School. He is shed few tears for the loss of the is conducting interviews now to important qualifications for prospec­ Inspirational evening who sometimes called him "my se­ dumped like rancid produce that had But Kingman’s trade was greeted employed by Hamilton Standard player who was “affectionately” provide host families for two foreign tive host families. Anyone interested in becoming an P o n n i n n t r m A I c n n Triggs-Oliva cond son," for too long been sitting on a shelf with almost as much enthusiasm by Have a really funny story to tell known as King Kong. exchange students. The international-intercultural AFS host family, may call Mrs ' t J m i l " y i U I I M IU U II Division of United Technologies you. It happened a couple of weeks fishing, and 1 sure learned a lot from “I watched young Cal grow up," stinking up the joint and imposing his former teammates as by the Corp. in Windsor Locks. The engagement of Miss Debra him that night. “Good riddance. ’That is the best to Host families open their homes and exchange program is designed to Joyce Armstrong at 647-1761 after 7 The engagement of Miss Kimberly ago when a group of the "Back DeCinces says. "I know he has a itself upon the consciousness.” writers. Jean Triggs of Manchester to Marc be said about the departure of Dave share their everyday life-styles with provide a living experience for the p.m. or write to her at 44 Henry St., Anne Pennington of Vernon to Stephen Lee Oliva of East Hartford has been Room ” regulars attended the annual When the Bengston brothers picked great future in front of him. Now Mike Royko, a life-long Cub fan “I told Kennedy (General Manager Kingman from the Cubs,” wrote a foreign exchange student for a 10- exchange student and an opportunity Manchester, CT 06d40. G. Alson of Stafford has been an­ announced by her mother, Mrs. banquet of the Connecticut Fly me up to go to the banquet, they here he is with us, with his father a who switched allegiance to the Sox Bob) that if Dave doesn’t want to Hills-Salmon Chicago Sun-Times columnist Ray nounced by her mother. Mrs. Joyce Fishermen’s Assn. remarked that I acted perturbed, and coach on the club, and it’s so hard to last year, gave a tongue-in-cheek play here, he should go.ahead and get The engagement of Miss Patricia Robert E. Triggs of 16 Fowler Lane, Sons. “It was long overdue. It will D. Pennington of 631 Talcottville This once-a-year event is an in­ I was. I told them that I had spent believe. Tbe fact that Cal Jr,, plays farewell to a player he labeled “Ding rid of him,” said catcher Barry Hills of Laconia, N.H.. to Merritt East Hartford. She is also the send a fresh clean breeze through the Road. Vernon. teresting one. in that we have a good two hours that day looking for a rare third base, the same as I do, isn’t Dong.” Foote. “It’s not good for a team to Salmon of Vernon has been an­ daughter of the late Robert E. Clubhouse. It was another necessary Mr. Alson is the son of Mr. and speaker, good food, and fantastic Crocker rod in my stock of " sticks ”. going to change anything between ‘Tve never understood why they have someone who isn’t comfortable Baby parade nounced by her parents, Mr. and Triggs. step in the renovation of the worst Mrs, George Alson of Stafford. door, and raffle prizes It is usually I had come to the conclusion that it him and me or between me and his (journalists) wanted to talk to him in with the organization.” Mrs. Richard Hills of Tolland, Mr. Oliva is the son of the late Mr. team in baseball.” Miss Pennington graduated from well attended, and Manchester was was a victim of "mysterious dis­ father. Look, 1 came up as a third the first place, since he has about as Pitcher Bill Caudill was more out­ Steele, Grelchen Bren­ maternal granaparents are was born March 2 at Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. Salmon is the son of Mr. and and Mrs Nicholas T. Oliva. Fellow columnist Bill Gleason Manchester High School, Manchester Miss Triggs graduated from East represented with our own Ken appearance ". Quite often, baseman to this club and didn’t get to much to say as the coho salmon he spoken. nan, daughter of Gary E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manchester Memorial Mrs. Merritt Salmon of 58 Vernwood echoed Sons’ comments. Gower, .Adam Hiram, Community College and from Catholic High School and Manchester Parkany loutdbor columnist for the "mysterious disappearance " means play third base for years. like to molest,” wrote the syndicated ”lt’s the best news since I’ve been and Margaret Haugh Kelper of East Hartford. Hospital. His maternal Drive, Vernoh. Joe Carman is at that age, and mis­ “Kingman spreads joy throughout son of David H. and Linda Manchester Memorial Hospital's Community College. She is employed Courant. past president of CFFA, columnist. “He was so boring that here,” Caudill said. "The guys had Steele of Meriden was bom His paternal grandparents grandparents are Mr. and Miss Hills graduated from places things I say it isn’t my age; "There was a fellow (Brooks Chicago by leaving for the Mets,” M. Hayes Gower of 304A Medical Lab Technician Program. and a "Back Room ” regular) Lee even his own teammates hardly ever had enough of him. I think that’s why Feb. 19. Her maternal are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Wilton Powell of Manchester Community College. She at Buckland Manufacturing Co , Inc. my mind is just too full of things to Robinson) in front of me. I played all Gleason wrote. “He will find his own Green Road. Manchester, She is employed as a medical lab McNamar, Gary Bogli, and a host of had conversations with him.” Dave didn’t want to come back more grandmother is Mrs. Halle of East Hartford. Rockville. His paternal is employed at Laconia (N.H.) State in Manchester. do. the infield positions. Who knows what gloomy kind of happiness there. And was born March 1 at Hart­ technician at Day Kimball Hospital Mr. Oliva graduated from East others too numerous to mention can happen with young Cal or with The Sun-Times’ John Schulian, a than anything else. He knew it.” Peggy Thone of grandparents are Mr. and School and Training Center. if he doesn’t break down physically, Manchester. Her paternal Moulthrop, Michael Mrs. Arthur Hall of Colum­ ford Hospital. His mater­ in Putnam. Mr. Salmon graduated from the Hartford High School and is atten­ The troops from Portland. Dave, Both Paul and Dave suggested we me? My wife and I were discussing it leading critic of Kingman during the Bill Buckner, the defending he’ll soon be demanding the Mets grandparents are Mr. and Francis, son of Edward bia. His paternal great- nal grandparents are Mr. Alson graduated from ding Central Connecticut State Paul and Peter Bengston. picked me go back to the store after the banquet this winter, how long we’ve both outfielder’s stay in the city, also gave National League batting champion, New Hampshire Police Academy and trade him.” Mrs. Edward Steele of and Kathleen Bryant grandparents are Mr. and Joseph M. Hayes of Vernon Rockville High School and from is employed as a police officer by the College. He is employed at N T up. and off we went to the banquet, to see if they could help me find the known Cal Jr., and Cal Sr. It it ever a strong parting shot. had -been accused by former Kingman was a brief columnist for Meriden. Moulthrop of 14 Delmont Mrs. Henry Moon of Hamp­ and Mrs. Donna Keeney of Computer Processing Institute in Town of New Hampton, N.H. Oliva Inc., in East Hartford where we joined Leon Castonguay. rod This was a midge rod and after did come to that point where young “Guts have never been a strong Manager Herman Franks of being the Chicago Tribune. He wrote a Sun­ Leslie, Kenilh St., Manchester, was born ton. He has a brother, Hebron. His paternal East Hartford. He is employed at The couple is planning an April 4 The couple is planning a June 13 another member of the "Back the talk Whitlock gave, it was all the Rip took over the third base job from part of his game, anyway." Schulian jealous of Kingman. Asked his opi­ day column for several weeks last Levesque, son of Kenith E. Feb. 27 at Manchester grandparents are Mrs. North American Printed Circuits in wedding at the Congregational wedding at St. Christopher Church in Room ” establishment more imperative that we find it me, well, that’s baseball.” said, "Not only did he quit last nion of the Kingman trade, Buckner William Eric, 6. season for the newspaper, only to and Suzanne Levesque Memorial Hospital. His Sylvia Gower of Storrs and Stafford. Church of Tolland. (F. Byrd photo) East Hartford. (Nassiff phott)) What a table. There were more fish We arrived back at the shop at 1 season when he had one of the fattest replied, “Things will be nicer around Leslie of 21 Hemlock maternal grandparents are the later Lester Gower. caught during dinner at the table, a m. and started a search for the rod When the Orioles drafted Ripken here now.” Dellon, Karen Lynn, Drive, Vernon, was born Mr. and Mrs. Erie G. than most of us have seen on a Paul walked right up to the rod rack, three years ago, they did it entirely daughter of Waiter Jr. ai^ Feb. 27 at Manchester Bryant of Manchester. He stream in a lifetime. and put his hand right on the tube on the advice of Jim Russo, special Bowling Gloria Lichota Delton of has a brother, Edward; The speaker was Dave Whitlock, of holding the Crocker, and said, "Is assistant to general manager Hank Memorial Hospital. His 582 Oakwood Drive, for fatigue PARKADE DUSTY- Y — Nonny Zazzaro 173- Find the cause Peters, and their other scouts. His maternal grandmother is and two sisters, Nicole and Glastonbury, was born Arkansas, a person well known to the this what you’re looking for?" Carl Ogren 202-556, Don 160-463, Ed Bujaucius 150- By LAWRENCE LAMI heart rates may be from in heart failure, can cause father had nothing to do with it. Mrs. George H. Levesque Rebecca. March 2 at Manchester inactivity. Healthy -young fly fishing fraternity He is a "Bengston, you’re just like Joyce McLaughlin 200, Jim 150-162-137-449, Tony DEAR DR. LAMB - I the heart rate to be fast. On the morning of the draft. Cal Pick'em and Sr. of East Hartford. His Memorial Hospital. Her men put at bed rest That can also be one of dedicated fly fisherman, fly tyer, (my wife). I could cheerfully throttle Magowan 231-554, Bob Marinelli Sr. 161-146-136- Hayward, Robert am a 71-year-old male and author, artist, photographer, il­ people like you. She does the same Sr., was with the Orioles in Anaheim paternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are gradually develop a faster many causes for fatigue' Dr. Lamb Oliver 226-613, Ike Miller 443, Charlie Whelan 172- Mr. and Mrs. Kenith J. Wayne Jr., son of Robert Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. except for an enlarged lustrator, and inventor of the damn thing when I can’t find what and he called his wife in Aberdeen, prostate and a stiff resting heart rate — See your doctor and let him Md, 203, Eric Wood 210, Ernie" 427, Ed Burbank 140-147- Leslie of Manchester. W. and Diane Mulkern Lichota of Glastonbury. Whitlock Sculpin, and Dave’s I’m looking for.’’ 'em! shoulder I am in reasonabl- perhaps because of build help find the reason for health permits a sensible prove to be beneficial to Whipple 204-215-607, Rich 421, Ken Dunakin 141-149- Hayward of 55 Overland Hopper, two super flies. We all broke up with that, and after “You know, we’re gonna have a Her paternai grandparents up of adrenaline stores in your fatigue and fast heart 4 Higgins 211-551, Don 420, Terry Schilling 136-159, Ragna, Kathryn Ellen, St., Manchester, was bom ly good health. I am con­ exercise program could vour health. His work on the Whitlock Vibert settling down, started a discussion son of ours drafted today,” he said to as*-.. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter the heart muscle from lack rate. Meanwhile, if you Wilson 221-571, Stan Pliska Bill McKinney 136-144-405, Feb. 28 at Manchester cerned about the rate of Box, a device u,sed in the rearing of about the program we had witnessed. her. daughter of John D. and Delton Sr. of East of exercise. The resting smoke or drink lots of Family Herald 202, Mike Vignone 213-582, Bob Claughsey 143-400, Memorial Hospital. His my pulse. It is never less trout in streams from eggs and fry, Out came three midge rods from the "I’m glad you finally realized it,” Sandra Knybel Ragna of 12 Hartland. She has two rate may be increased coffee, try to change your John Meyers 202-576, Pete Bert Davis 136-141-399, Bob i"X U "V maternal grandmother is than 80 even when I first You may notice how some newspapers accept adver­ has won him international acclaim. rack, and we put them together, she answered a bit tartly because Cal Devon Drive, Manchester, brothers, Glen, 10, and from anxiety or from too life style. After you have Beaudry 225, John Kozicki Wilson 137-158-396; Adam Mrs. Theresa Mulkern of wake up. It goes to tising for X-rated movies, massage parlors and other His lecture, and slide presentation checking the actions, and discussing Sr., rarely gets a chance to see his w as born Feb. 27 at Brian, 8. much coffee, tea and seen your doctor, if your 224-581. Tycz 148-395, Carl Bolin East Walpole, Mass. His anything between 95 and businesses appealing to the explicit The Herald doesn t on midge fishing was further prool oi casting these small sticks. That did son play. Manchester Memorial tobacco. 390, Bill Adamy 152-387, 110 if I am moving around for a very good reason. We respect your family loo much his ability to hold an audience. it. The older Ripken saw his son play Hospital. Her maternal paternal grandparents are Lemieux, Christopher Your heart rate is in­ Pete Aceto 380, Ray John­ grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Percy or after meals. I tire easi­ Dave's wife, Joan, gave an equally At 1:30 Sunday morning, the only one game with Charlotte last Michael, son of Marcel and fluenced by standing and son 138-367, Larry ^ t e s . Mrs. Charles Knybel of An­ Hayward of Walpole, ly- impressive talk, and slide show, in temperature 23 degrees, three ding- year and a handful of games in the Kathy Dustin Lemieux of meals. The factors that in­ 380, Adolph Kusaj 135-362, dover. fler paternal grand­ Mass. 285 Oak St., Manchester, Is this extra action on the another room, to the distaff side of dongs were out in the parking lot, Florida Instructional League in 1979, fluence the heart rate are WEDDING IN YOUR FUTURE? 1 Dan Vignone 361, Vic The Connecticut parents are Mr. and Mrs. was born March 3 at part of my heart building the anglers listening to expert casting fly lines over a deserted con­ He is seeing him play the most now in TRI-TOWN - Andy discussed in detail in The Michaud 220-209-612, Ray Abraitis 359, Fred Lottery’s Dally Numbers 79. live, at 7:29PM to see Charles Ragna of Sebring, Utkowaki, Melissa Manchester Memorial up the muscle or wearing it Whitlock crete "stream’’. spring training and is showing him no out? Health Letter number 9-8, Don’t Bo OltappoMid B essette 227-580, Gary McCurry 139-357, Jim Bell gam e Is still the most if you,won. The winning Fla. "Her maternal great­ Lynn, daughter of Steven Hospital. Midges, to the uninitiated, are tiny Somebody in a car, driving through partiality whatsoever. He treats his popular game In town. DEAR READER-Your Your Heart Rate: Wbat It Soo Uo First Sullivan 202-564, Gil John­ 354, Fred Traev 164. Daily Numbers are also grandmother is Josephine G. and Lorraine Wishart aquatic insects that hatch, breed, lay Purnell Place, slowed down, took a son the same as he does all the other You can play lor as little heart rate will neither Means, which I am sending son 256-599, F r^ Lee 223- announced on other TV Opalacz of Wethersfield. Otkowski of 83 North St,, Prestileo, Lauren eggs, and spend a good part of their look, and then drove off, his horn rookies, fairly but with a firm hand. as 50t or as much as $5. you. Others who want this SPECIAL HOME ENGINEERS - channels, radio and in Her paternal great­ Manchester, was born Elizabeth, daughter of wear out your heart nor lives underwater as larvae and going a mile-a-minute, as though the “Whenever I look at any 524, Ray Berlin 212-534, and win anywhere from issue can send 75 cents Dick Coons 214-537, Vic Hildur ^awistowski 180, the newspapers. grandmother is Kathryn March 1 at Manchester Vincent and Diane Farley build it up. It is an indica­ FOMONIT -f T U pupae. They arc tiny, tiny insects car was hooting at us. If the police ballplayer.” says the older Ripken, $25 to $2,500 on a single with a long, stamped, self- *215 Costanzo 504, Peter Batt Herron of East Hartford. Memorial Hospital, Her Prestileo of 3 Oakwood tion of your health status. about one eighth of an inch long, and had come by then. I’m sure they "no matter where I’m looking at Barbara Higley 493, ticket. Simply pick three But you can’t win if you addressed envelope for it WE’LL GIVE YOU IN SILK 532, Fred Dobosz 527, Dan don’t play. The Dally She has a sister, Bethany, maternal grandmother is Drive, South Windsor, was In a healthy, fit male fly tyers will go down to size 20, 22, would have sent the men in the white him, I ask myself, ‘Does he belong Phyllis Heritage 188-470, digits and play them to me, in care of this 2W. Veronica Wilshart of Blast born March 3 at without anxiety the resting here on the basis of his ability?’ Dzen 542, Skip McConnell Cathy Bohjalian 175-237- straight or boxed. Or Numbers, still the most newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, 24, 28 and 32 size hooks to imitate coats, with butterfly nets after us. Hartford. Her paternai heart rate is closer to 60, Looking at young Cal, I’d say, yes, he 527, Bob Arendt 542, Howie 561, Pat Cunningham 201- pick 2 digits as a front popular game in town. Manchester Memorial them. That's real, real, small. Joyce’s comment when I told her grandparents are Mr. and and may be less. Women Radio City Station, New belongs here, the way he handles Edwards 507, Bob Edwards 491, Bea Carroll 184-455, pair, back pair or split Hospital. Her maternal Whitlock’s talk was inspirational, about this the next morning, was,"I Mrs. Stanley Otkowski of especially on the tackle used in the must say Mr. Whitlock is an in­ himself and goes about things. As he 532, Mike Martin 508, Phyllis VonDeck 176-459, pair and play them! Marlys Dvorak 176-501, presentation, hooking, and playing of spirational speaker.” And with that goes along, it’ll be determined Norm Soren 501, Rich Then watch Channel 30, the fish using these small flies. I’m she gave me a strange look, shook whether he should be In Rochester or Russell 203, Bill Calhoun Lynn Davis 202-181-555, Channel 59 or Channel Cindy Hurley 456, Diane still learning after 40 years of fly her^head, and walked away. anywhere else. 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The first news is to re­ Menu for week the old Superman series (Rated 5:30 England, read The CD Movie 'This Happy Feeling' the local hospital and this June 30, 1982. examination of unidentified flying '49 Candlepin Bowling 7:28 (D Concrete Cowboys J.D. and tigator sets out to find an arsonist, 6:55 by Doug Davis PG) (2 hrs . 22 mms ) (l9) Living Faith (MON.), 'Captain Boycott' (TUE.). mind you folks who are all Monday: fresh vegetable < opyriglil IdBl objects {2 hrs ) 12:26 (3) If You Ask Me Will help out a truck driver buddy by (toomms ) Herald's Weekend pages (8l American Trail past Thursday underwent (19) Jake Hess Gospel Time Baxter' (WED ). Gambit' (THUR ), soup, seafood submarine, 9 40 Fonz And The Happy Days ' 3 In The News 7:29 driving his rig on a delivery from St. 11:35 99 Newt signed up for the Pocono’s I iiilcil F'ealiirt- SIX m iSei NCAA Basketball EVENING every Friday, The Letter'(FRI.) an operation for a Gang 12:30 <39 Dally Number Louis to Illinois, not realizing that a CD Movie-(Drama) ** "Brief En­ 7:00 pudding, beverage. Tournament (H) All-Star Soccer(Mon.)Program trip that your final pay­ pacemaker and we all wish SMiili<-ulf ln<-. 0 One On One 3 Drak Pack 6:00 7:30 time bomb in their trailer could blow counter” 1974 Richard Burton. So­ CD Morning (2.4 Great Decisions Unannounced(TUE.),St Patrick's ment is due this week. Wednesday: Homemade i f National Collegiate Basket­ 5 Little Rascals <3)94 News <3) Comment them sky high (60 mins.) phia Loren. Two strangers meet at The World Almanac* CD Popeye And Bugs Bunny h im a speedy and 4:00 DayBoxingSpecial(WED.),Nation- ball Championship Game 15- (1^ American Bandstand ' 6 Starsky And Hutch C 9 ) ^ The Love Boat Olivia Oe an English train station. Both un­ C D ® Good Morning America Speaking of trips, here’s corn chowder, ham on rye, (9) Muppet Show Guest: Waliy alCollegiateBasketballChampion- successful recovery. Teams to be Announced 9 Joker, Joker. Joker Doral Open Golf Tournament (3 Racing From Aqueduct Boag Havilland stars as the Captain’s happy with their marriages, they CD Richard Simmons Show cookies, beverage. CBS Sports provides coverage of shipCFRI.) a real quickie, and I hope 20 22 30 Flintstones Comedy 9 9 9 4 Drawing Power Raceway 99 Stan Hitchcock Show Aunt, who may take away his find love and understanding 1. The Irrawaddy River flows GD SportsCenter Also word is that Jim ® { ® ® Days Of Our Lives you'll pass the word on to Thursday: Luncheon Show 94 Crockett's Victory Garden the third-round play of this golf tour­ (]4) Some Call Them Freaks daughter when she boards with her together for a brief time. (2 hra.) into the (a) Bay of Bengal (b) <®®(39 Today Rizza is recuperating nice­ nament. live from Doral Country 9 4 At Schools Match Wits (® In-School Programming 24 Mister Rogers 39 Connecticut Newsmakers Richard Kiley hosts a sensitive ac­ husband, and Doc is challenged loa 12:00 The Dead Sea (c) The Amazon ( 9 Batman your friends that come this $1.00 Hambuger on a bun, Cjub. Miami, Florida (60 mms) 99 NHL Hockey Hartford Whalers 1:30 ly and wishes to thank all 3f Carrascolendas 12:56 count o( some of Ihe world's most V8 New York Rangers duel by the jealous lover of a beau­ (D Championship Wrstling River 7:30 french fries, cole slaw, ( 5) Mission Impossible Addams Family Monday morning the I6th, 9:30 3 In The News humanoddities Acombmalionotof 9 4 Fish tiful woman. (60 mins.) (Closed- (18) Living Faith CD Great Spacs Coaster CD his many friends for the /HOUKA/COnCfflA/ (19) Another View 2. The largest producing NCAA Hockey (Tue.) we will be signing up for pineapple upside down INTKRSTATt B4 tXIT SB BIUKR LANI $ 40 Richie Rich-Scooby And 1:00 historical stills and rare lootage <49 I Love Lucy Captioned: USA.) 12:15 CD Jim Bakker GD lovely cards and wishes EABTHARTPORO SBB-BBt) (34 Old Friends, New Friends nuclear power .reactor in the GD Jake Hess Gospel Time Scrappy Doo Show 1 Jason Of The Star Command with re creations of actual side­ 8:00 9 9 9 4 The Gangster Chronicles (R) M ovie-(Horror) * * * "Huah, (S* ScoobyDoo the day in New York where cake, beverage. ■ AROAIN MATINtE DAILY ‘Michelle Knight and Kim Lemon' U.S, in terms of kilowatt 97 In-School Programming that they sent him. FIRST SHOW ONLY 13 SO 24 Electric Company (1) LlttlestHobo show performances. (3 1 Face The State MaranzanoordersLuciano.Lasker, Hush, Sweet Charlotte” 1965 8:00 Host Fred Rogers (Closed- we’ll have a mini-tour of Friday: chicken rice W Hot Fudge D Movie-(Drama) **4 "Della 99 Lone Ranger and Siegel to kill Dutch Schultz for Bette Davis. Olivia de Havilland. A capacity is in (a) Decatur, CD Captain Kangaroo ® Hazel It was good to see Loret­ Caplioned. U S A ) (SlMovIe-(Comedy)** "TakeHsr, 2:00 soup, bologna and cheese 9:56 Factor" 1970 Christopher 9 4 Sneak Previews Programming She'sMIne" 1963 JamesStewart, moving in on their numbers racket, wealthy Southern woman's mind is Alabama (b) Platteville. Colo­ CD Woody Woodpecker the city, stop at Radio City ta Jaslowski back after 94 Movie-(Science-Fiction) •* CD As The World Turns [ 3 In The News George,’Yvette Mimieux A private may be mierrupled due lo Sandra Dee The'frustrations'of a but they refuse and try to settle the unhinged following the death of her rado (c) Cowans Ford Dam, GD NCAASwimmlng(Mon.,Wed.) j for the Easter Show. The sandwich, dessert. "Starship Invasions” 1976 Get Smart quite a long period of il­ 10:00 eye embarks on a C I A mission to pledging. lather with a college-age daughter dispute peacefully (60 mins ) lover, a married man. (2 hra.. 13 North Carolina NCAA Wrestling (TUE.). NCAA (D Robert Vaughn, Christopher Lee CD® One Life To Live Uirry GetMn (center) and The Gatlin Brothers trip includes the bus ride, Solicdulc for week 3 Tarzan-Lone Ranger rescue a scientist imprisoned on an <39 Black Perspective and Ihe difficulties he gets into with 9:30 mins ) 3. .40625 is equal to the frac­ Gymnastics (THUR ), National Col­ lness. We wish a speedy Extraterrestrial explorers come to GDNCAAHockey(Mon.)TopRank Monday through Friday: 0 Movie -(Science Fiction) * island (2 hrs ) 94 M^ogan's Heroes his over active imagination and his (ID The Candid Candid Camera 12:30 legiate Basketball Championship tour and ticket to the show Earth m search ol a new habitat tion (a) 13/32 (b) 9/16 (c) 2/8 Boxing (THUR.) Johnny Cash, Lan7 <^lin in Norway. Dollar plans lo recovery to Charlie 'Towle “Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster” (ID NCAA Hockey Division II 6:30 attempts to protect his offspring. (2 AlanFunttravelsalloverthecountry (ID NCAA Gymnastics Big Eight ITRI.) will be $22. We will stop for registration for Easter when their planet's sun threatens to Gi) Accent On Living (Mon.) and The Gatlin Brothers, and showcase Nelson at this year’s DJ who is still ill at our local “INCREDffiLE” I 1972 Akira Yamauchi. Hiroyuki Championship-Semifinal (3) CBS News hrs.} to catch the unsuspecting in very Conference (5hampionship ( d Porky Plg-Buga Bunny Show. explode, only to become involved m C l'(49 News Domata (EXC. MON.) will host a a snack on the way home Kawase Aheroicdmosaurbatllesa (if) World Cup Tennis (9)(49 24D-ROBERT Cuevaandihe precarious situations. 1:00 ANSWERS 8:30 The Oak Ridge Boys convention and attempt to lease hospital and know cards a major battle aimed at repelling ® ( 0 ® Another World cast of over 50 country per­ Monday. 8 a m. signup monstercreated from industrialpol- 99 (94 99 NCAA Basketball •1) Apple Polishers ROBERT rescueteamworkdesper- 10:00 (D Movie-(Horror)* "Don't Look CD Ollligan's Island the master of the album Weaver which will be on your own. ROBEBTDEMRO lulion (2 hrs ) them (2 hrs ) ® You Bet Your Life would be appreciated. Tournament (29 (29 2d NBC News ately lo save the host of a morning (?) RlkerJoshTaytorstafsasFrank In The Basement" 1972 William dp Various Programming formers at this year’s Hickory of Dreams to a USA label soon. This is real short notice but for our Easier Show. 10 2:30 Creek Reunion. The presentation Dollar was recently appointed a Action here starts with HAGINGBULL’’ ® TV Community College the idea came to us just a m. chess and checkers, ® Cartoons (D Abbott And Costello Cartoon is actually a ‘fantasy concert’ ‘Tennessee Ambassador of Good­ the results of our Senior E3 • - ' UftitBif Artists 9:00 GD Domata aired as a syndicated radio will’ by Tennessee Governor after we sent in our to a m . kitchen social (24 Various Programming Bowling League this past CD Tom And Jerry special. The Second Annual Larnsr Alexander. games. Noontime lunch (27 Maggie Ari^ The Beautiful Wednesday column. Tuesday afternoon: TV Sunday (D Brady Bunch Hickory Creek Reunion has been served. 1 p.m. pinochle The Machine Then on Monday, March CD(® Phil Donahue Show in production for almost a year Women high single and tri­ ® Chico And The Man (D Joe Franklin Show and is referred to as a 'country 28, we will be taking a games and free income tax MORNING tor and leclureron human potential. 2:57 ple, Wanda Kaselkuskas. Power Behind d ) ^ Those Amazing Animals client's questionable sales (9) HBO Sports Ma^aiine: First ( S Celebration Of The Eucharist Woodstock.’ The idea is to create deposit for our Wildwood help Bus pick up at 8 and re-crealesoneofthelamous'Love’ CD Newsbraak 177 and 482. For the men, 5:00 African termites fight armies of red tactics. Edition The first edition of HBO's (8) Sesame Street the ultimate country music con­ II a m. at Arthur's Drug classes heconducted altheUniver- 2:58 trip scheduled for June 14 The Throne 24 News ants to the death to save their 9:00 exclusive new sports show (S3 Hour Magazine cert, but without any of the pro­ high single and triple Andy 5:30 sity ol Southern Calilornia. queen, the world's funniest chimps (S i ® Richard Simmons Show CD® FYl through 18. This year the Store. Return trips at 12:30 (?) Alice Mel's Diner is thoendof the premieres this month with a candid 3:00 blems. The radio special is 49 Lorenzen, 201 and 506. Earl 24 Daktarl Sunday 3:15 perform their ad. and exclusive film road for Jolene Hunnicutt. a young 9:15 and 3:15 p.m. look at baseball's winter trading (D Guiding Light hours in length and will air the complete package will be Everett also had a high tri­ 6:00 (7) ^ International Boxing footagerevealsthematinghabilsof lady trucker and her over-amorous season and the athletes- ® A.M. Weather Today's show will feature the U.S. CD Woody Woodpecker first weekend in April. $155 per person, two to a Tuesday: 9 a m. bus for Q Aj Agronsky And Company snails. (Repeal; 60 mins.) trucking partner Burt in-advertisingcraze, plus superstar 9:30 ple of 555. National Team in amateur boxing CD® General Hospital shopping. 10 a m. oil D Straight Talk 9 9 9 4 Disney's Wonderful World ( D l Was Hungry Pollies, and more. CD Brady Bunch room. You'll get your bus • competition against Venezuela . (75 CD Bonanza On Wednesday morning 6:20 'The Castaway Cowboy' In 1850. (D It Is Written 94 star Trek 'Galileo Seven' Dave CXidley has wound up ride, motel room, three painting class; 12:30 p.m. PG ? News mms.) shanghaied Texas cowboy Lincoln (D Partridge Family GD WCT Tennis (FrI.) it was pinochle time and Hayley Mills stars as Pollyanna (3) Jake Hass Gospel Time (39 Dr. Jack Van Impe ® Program Unannounced G8) Various Programming dates in Oregon and Washington return home from shop­ 5 4:00 6:29 Costein jumps ship and winds up on (99(94 TheBIgEvent'TheChicago ® Forum 36 prior to making a return visit to meals a day, various sight the winners are: John Gai­ Whittier, a young lady who brings (24) More Of That Great American (® In-School Programming 9 9 0 ® Texas ping. 1 p.m. senior bowling 39 Morning Prayer the islandol Kauai, where he is per­ Story' 1981 Stars: Vincent Baggel- 12:00 Germany where he will appear at seeing tours, entertain­ a her philosophy of perpetual good Gospel Sound Tennessee Ernie ® Maude (27 MundoReal ly, 555: Edith O’Brien, 556: 6.30 suaded lo turn a potato farm into a la. Kene Holiday. A powerful legal, (DG9 News at Parkade Lanes and free Ford and Della Reese are joined by ® Beverly Hlllblltles ® Ghost And Mrs. Muir the First Annual Truck Show in ment, a day at Atlantic 3 Face The State cheer to an, entire New England cattle ranch. Stars: James Garner, medical and police drama unfolds (D Ruff House Bess Moonan, 550: Al Grandpa Jones and Romans, An- 9:55 3:30 Bremen in March. This marks the income lax help here at the •D Time For Timothy town, in POLLYANNA, a two-hour . Vera Miles. (Part lol a two-part epi­ when a lO-year-old girl is critically (fl) NCAA Indoor Track Division I City where, along with the Gates, 560; Grace Windsor, drae Crouch, the Happy Goodman ® Weatherview CD Little Rascals first time that a major country Leqr J. Dalton 94 As Schools Match Wits presentation on 'Disney's Wonder­ sode; 60 mins.) (Closed- woundedby a sniper's bullet and an Championship one-armed bandits, you'll cenfer 1:30 p.m exercise Family, The Nashville Sounds and Captioned. U.S.A.) 10:00 94 (0 Villa Alegre artist has been tied in with such Academy of Country Music’s 561; Al Chellman, 562: Vin­ ATERED ?9 Ring Around The World ful World.' Sunday, March 15 on innocent young man is charged with Risk Of Marriage class. the Bill Walker Orchestra in a cele­ (39 CD Jeffereons <34 IDream Of Jeannie an event in that country. 'Top New Female Vocalist’ win* be treated to a dinner and ‘49 Davey And Goliath NBC-TV 9 4 The Graateet Adventure 'The the crime. (2 hrs.) (Closed- (S i It’s Your Business cent Borello, 568; Gert bration ol traditional and con­ (D Bewitched 3:58 ner Lacy J. Dalton and her band. Wednesday: 9 a.m 6:45 Story ol Man's Voyage to the Moon' Captioned; U.S.A.) 12:30 show. You'll be no more McKay, 573; Betty Jesanis, '49 Sacred Heart In 1912. orphaned Pollyanna ar­ temporary gospel music. CD Mike Douglas CD® FYl ’The Dalton Gang,' presented a OnJuiy 16. 1969.threemenbegana 97 Masterpiece Theatre Danger (DMovie-(Historicai-Orama)**** Jim Owen will host the 'First than two blocks from the health clinic by appoint­ rives in the town of Harrington to (34 Movie -(Western) *** "Rio (D Romper Room 4:00 lively showcase for country music 581; Elsa Lenhardt, 596: SMTES 7:00 four-day journey that would forever UX6' Episode XI. Brian is sent to "Night To Ramember” igS8 Annual Jim Owen Salutes Hank ment. 10 a.m. pinochle; 3 Christopher Closeup live with her aunt, iron-w/lled Polly Bravo” 1959 John Wayne. Dean change man's perception of Ihe GD^ortsCenter CD John Davidson Show in a recent 'Austin City Limits' ocean and also you golfers Felix Jesanis, 602. Cambridge to assist and test on the Kenneth More, Honor Blackman, ® ® Lae Vegas Gambit Williamt Day' on Sunday, May S- Kenneth Copeland Harrington (Jane Wyman), the Martin. A sheriff, aided by his universe as. three days later, (woof (D Gllllgan's Island program which she shared with Friendship Circle and booby-trapped 'Y' fuse. Because The story of Ihe sinkingoftheocean will have a chance to play In the afternoon it was R •SB' 8) This Is The Life friends, outsmarts a powerful & 22 Alive CD MervGriffin(Exc. Wed.)Happy 31. The event will be an all-day richest woman m the community Ihe three set foot on Ihe moon. This Susan's father. Dr. Gillespie, is liner Titanic, after striking an B o ^ Bare. Lacy is a little lady, crewel embroidery class, rancher Who wants to get his killer 1 8 In-School Programming Days Again (WED.) picnic featuring his show as well at least one round of 18 at a bridge games and the lucky j : News Karl Malden and Agnes Moorehead special recaptures the excitement, leading theproject. Brian andSusan iceberg in 1912. (2 hra., 30mins.) but has a big voice with a world­ ceramics class. Noontime 11’ SportsCenter brother released Irom prison. (3 ® Tom Larson Show CD Movie ‘Captain Lightfoot’ as local talent and other guests nominal fee. If you liked also star exultation, dangers, follies and (have an uneasy reunion (Closed- (S) Movie-(Suspanse)** "Silent wide huskiness to it. Her honky- prize winners were: Ed '18 World Opportunities hrs.) ® Bullseye (MON ), ‘Shake Hands With Ihe from Nashville. Plans are to make lunch served; 12:45 p.m. sheer beauty of Ihe United Slates' Captioned: USA.) Scream" 1980 Yvonne DeCarlo, tonk-heroine brassiness gels well Wildwood in September, ch[: a fnn iiv[ 4:30 Devil' (TUE ). ‘Slightly Scarlet' it an annual event on the last Hindle, 5,340; Hilda <24 Jimmy Swaggart program which culminated in this 9:05 Cameron Mitchell. Four college with her dimple-cheeked cute- bridge games. Bus pick up 99 Program Unannounced rillSllSWIdeWorldOf Sports DLlve dramatic mission. 10:30 (WED ), 'Owl and the Pussycat' Sunday in May in Greenville, you’ll just love it in June. Campbell, 4,070; Rene 9 4 Masterpiece Theatre 'Danger stud^ls take rooms off campusbut ness. Lacy writes or co writes Devlin coverage of the Atlanta '500' Stock CD Alice (THUR ). No Way Ouf (FRI.) Alabama. By the way, our big St. at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. at (97 Speaking Of Love Dr Leo Bus­ UX6' Episode XI. Brian is sent to their eerie mansion has an unex­ most of the material she records, Maire, 4,040; Nan '49 Morningtown Car Race 2)WorldCupBodyBuitd- ( D I Love Lucy GD WCT Tennis (Tue.) Arthur's Drug Store. caglia expands on his theories of Cambridge to assist and test on the pected roommate - a homicidal Patrick's Dance is coming 7:30 ing Championships from Atlantic 9 9 ( 8 ) ® Blockbusters Domata ^ but she also adMfCTITION 94 Day Of Discovery of the battle to form Ihe state of Is­ son, June Aliyson. The biography of counsel in a hearing wilh Profeasor (9) Sunday At The King’s House , radio needs a new set of the (Bo Hopkins) in 'Dynasty,' we all can benefit by. So 6) Dear Alex And Annie 99 Meet The Preee 5:00 5:15 roles in TV productions, but hours. I’G lWIWiaiKIWBiril4» 94/ Electric Company rael. (4 hrs.) songwriter Jerome Kern. (2 hrs., 40 Kingsfield. 9 4 Ask The Manager. (?) Prayer things? knew she wanted to be an far some of our members 11:30 94 TV Community College: De­ (18) Harmano Pablo it was her performances in , 99 Celebrate (18) Accent On Living mins) 11:00 '3) Face The Nation signing Home Interiore 97 Tha Qraataat Advantura 'The 5:30 actress from the time she two vastly different televi­ already have made I <34 Top Cat gil32(JilNCAABaik«tbatlPlayo)t (D9499 News (6) (49 Animaia, Animals, 3:00 Programming may be interrupted Story ol Man's Voyage lo the Moon' (3) Barnay Millar starred as Emily In a high sion roles that catapulted (^<49 Insight Doubieheader Baxters donations for this cause Animals (3) Doral Open CBS Sports due to pledging. OnJuly 16,1969,threemenbegana CD school production of Thorn­ HAWAII VACATION (49 ABC Weekend Special (8) MASH her to national attention and 10:00 Rax Humbard provides the final-round coverage four-day journey lhal would forever (D Morecambe And Wise GD Movla (Exc. Tua., Thur.) 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Sofa $175. 25” agencies, many sell for under ax Zenith Color TV $350.20” Toro and excellent fringe MANAGERS WANTED, Bess DECORATING. Interior and it’s own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, $200. Call 602-941-80! I Ext. Eaton Donuts needs a few am­ Snow blower $150. End tables, 7816 for your directory on benefits. Please call 646- Service coffee tables, table lamps, dining area, half bath down, large livingroom with glass door to Help Wanted bitious hard working people now to purchase. PLEASE READ 13 H e lp IVanted 13 0129. for our baking and non-baking EXPERIENCED INCOME golf cart, typewriter table tmd walk out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full SandiMfer Manor Rett Nome shops. If you want to make TAX PREPARATION, done much more! Call 646-1790. baths with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities 1979 CHEVETTE - 4 door, YOUR AD 3IS W. Center Street your own future, call 527-3569 in your home. Please call Dan PROFESSIONAL PAINTING automatic. Excellent con­ for an interview. Mosler at 649-3329. - Interior and exterior. G.E. COPPERTONE available in basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside dition! Maintained regularly. Clittlflad adt ara takan Mencbester, CT 06040 Commercial and residential. DISHWASHER with butcher and out. $3,600. Call 228-0001. after 6:00 ovar ttw phona aa a con- RN For local medical review WALT'S TAX SERVICE - Free estimates. Fully in­ block top $125. 30” electric p.m. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR program. Knowledge of Performed in the privacy of sured. 646-4879. stove $80. Good condition 643- Come See Our “COUNTRY WITH CONVENIENCE’’ Living. vanlanca. Tha Harald it your home. Call Walt Zingler, 5965. ratpontible lor only one In- RAISE YOUR FAMILY Medicare/Medicaid program Married Couples preferred. No Pets. From '270/month. Security Trucks lor Sale 62 INCOME- Sell Avon. Earn governing SNF essential. Car 646-5346. EXTERIOR PAINTING, corracl Intartlon and then WANTED experienced college student. USED FURNITURE - Living required. good money. Call 523-9401. required for travel within 1965 GMC PICKUP with ’74 only to tha size ol tha local area. Mileage reim­ INDIVIDUAL TAX Quality work. Very room set, rugs, end tables, With some experience. reasonable prices. Call Mike, coffee table, appliances, exer­ Chevy Engine, 6 cylinder, and original Intartlon. Errort LPN - Full time opening for bursement. Monday-Friday PREPARATION IN YOUR new transmission. Tires busy orthopaedic practice in work week, paid holidays and HOME. Experienced and 569-3458 or ^94545. cise bike, etc. Very good con­ which do not lattan tha CALL DAVE dition. See at 138 Park St., excellent. Runs strong $900. value ol tha advertitafflent Wlllimantic. Call 423-3824 for more. Call Ca'-.ol 525-31)66 for reasonable. Call H.H. Wilson, for an appointment Negotiable, 649-7609, personal interview. personal interview between 9 649-6506. LEE PAINTING. Interior & Manchester, Apt. A2 anytime. will not bo corrected by an 01647-9946 Exterior. “Check myly r;rate a m and 1 p m. 1979 TOYOTA PICK-UP, additional Intartlon. for an appointment. BABYSITTER NEEDED in before ^you decorate," Dep epen- MUST BE SOLD THIS t a x PREPARATION - WEEK! Reasonable: Hilux, four speed, excellent my home immediately! 2 to 6 LPN For local review Reliable and experienced ser- dable.5. . Fully...... insured. 646-1653. Refrigerator, Stove, Articlaa lor Sale 41 Apartment! For Pant 53 Otilcaa-Storea lor Pent 55 condition. $4,900. Call 649-9616 p m.. 4 days a week. Glaston­ program. Involving convales­ vice in your home at evenings. bury, off Hebron Avenue. cent home care. Past INTERIOR PAINTING, over Washer/Dryer, TVs, reasonable cost. Norm Miscellaneous Household Must have own transporta­ experience in SNF essential. Marshall, 643-9044. ten years experience, low TWO STOVES -1 double oven. 456'. MAIN STREET - 6 SPACE FOR RENT - In­ AIR CONDITIONING AND winter rates and senior citizen Goods. Call 643-6166. FOR SALE, 1970 DODGE =4 REFRIGERATION tion. 633-9824 before 2 p.m. Knowledge of Medicare 1 single. Both good condition. Room House. No young dustrial. Office St Storage. ton pick-up. Good body, good coverage preferred. Car discounts. 643-99W. NEWSPAPER SERVICEMEN NEEDED. HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN $199 each. Call 647-1473. children. No appliances. No Close to Route 84. Pleasant running condition, $950 646- MA required for travel within WEIGHT LIFTING SET, $55. Experienced only. W'e pay top EXPERTLY PREPARED by Complete 10 gallon aquarium utilities. No pels. Security. and reasonable. 875-6530. 1096. dollar and offer many Has an opportunity in our local area. Call Lucy at 727- INTERIOR PAINTING Tenant Insurance required. 9979. 9 a.m.-l p.m. to learn leading, independant Tax Con­ $45. Train set many extras, □ TAG SALES CARRIERS benefits! Ask any of our men. Manchester office for a per­ sultant. Please phone: Dan AND WALLPAPERING $55. 646-4842. $375 monthly. Available now. VERNON INDUSTRIAL Call today. 528-4144 more and set up personal in­ Call 646-2426, weekdays 9 to 5. PARK. Nevy 2,850 square feet Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 son with experience in Per­ terview. Wade, 649-6851 fntor appoint- NOTICES sonal Lines Insurance Rating ment. Quality professional work at HOTPOINT 6000 AIR in industrial park. Just off WANTED MOVING, G.E. gold MANCHESTER, 4 LARGE Route 86. Ideal for warehouse, and Claims. Heavy client con­ 15 reasonable prices. Fully In­ CONDITIONER $75,18” Fan- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Situation Wanted Refrigerator freezer. Ken- ROOMS First floor. Heat, hot distribution, or machine shop - Lowest Rates Available! l-ost and Found 1 tact. Call 1-800-842-8691 or 236- sured. Free estimates. G.L. 2 speed reversible $10, Capitol CERAMIC FIRING. Discount McHugh. 643-9321. more Washer and dryer. 5 water, garage . appliances I Loading dock and •-drive in Immediate Binding Lay-Up 3261 Ext. 264 or 260. An Equal VOLUNTEER, Male/Female Custom 8 track cartridge piece dining room set, kitchen GUSTONBURY hates. Quick service. Call 643- stereo $00, Emerson Cassette er/Dryer hoc door. 871-0401. Options. Call Joan. Clarke In­ LOST FK.\I.\1.F. rOLI.IK. PRIVATE Opportunity Employer, to assist disabled person with set, color ’T V. Tables, lamps. up. $460. Avail. May 1st. 643- Otde Statge Rd.. Wagon exercise program 3 times 2543. $10. 649-7145. surance Agency, 643-1126 giild and while Verv shv pictures. Much glassware. 15 1601.______WORKSPACE OR STORAGE Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. PROPERTY weekly. 646-5875. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR I’len.se lall 646-802.1 or 742- ADMINISTRATIVE ' Hilltop Ave., Vernon, on SPACE FOR RENT in 1977 YAMAHA 80. GTMXE 8129 ASSISTANT, Diversified PAINTING, Paper hanging, 675 AB DICK PHOTO Saturday March 14th, 19-6 MANCHESTER 6 room, 3 CALL THE HERALD Want Ads carpentry work. Fully in­ COPIER, Good condition. M anchester. No lease or Good condition. $350 643-1451. duties: pricing, coding, ac­ WORK WANTED; Will do p.m. 633-6473 or 871-6827. bedroom duplex. Just been security deposit. Reasonable l.UST Grey lemale cal CLERK TYPIST - Varied counts recievable, typing in my M anchester B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom sured. J.P. Lewis & Son. 649- Asking $375. Can be seen at remodeled. All appliances, 647-9940 9658. the Metropolitan Insurance rates. Suitable for small wearing collar in I’orter St • duties Small office downtown statements, etc. Apply Gaer home to(or Dusiness company or Work, Free Estimates, Will TAG SALE - Iron Barbells and wall-to-wall carpeting. New business. Retail and commer­ Campers, Trailers and Has! Center St area I’lease Hartford, Send resume to Box Brothers, 140 Rye St,, South college student. Phone: 528- pick up and deliver. Please •••••••••••••••••••••••••• , 358 East Center St. equipment, tools, dresser and bath and kitchen. Kids ok. $450 :ster or call 6464)181 cially zoned. Call 872-1801, 10 Mobile Homes 65 call betore 8 a m or after 4 30 SO. WINDSOR RR c 0 The Herald Windsor. 1931. call 646-2161. Building Contrecling 33 B miscellaneous. Call 528-1526 per month plus security. thru 5. p III weekday.^, and anytime ask for Dick Duquette. Valleyview Dr., Deepwood after 6 p.m., or weekends. Unheated. 568-3356. COX 69 POP-UP CAMPER, weekend.s 647-122.'! REAL ESTATE - We are BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - FARRAND REMODELING - Dr., Foster St., and Birch BABYSITTER WANTED in OFFICE FOR RENT - Down­ ,$300 or best offer 646-5424 looking for one special person my home for 2 year old. 5 days EDUCATION Fireplaces. Concrete. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, TAG SALE - Saturday St Sun­ MANCHESTER - Kids ok. Hill Dr. Room Additions, Decks. All town Manchester. 400-900 sq. Personals 2 to work with a group of triend- week, 7:30 a m. to 5 p.m...... i . . Chimney Repairs. “ No Job day March 14th & 15th, 19 to 4. Nice two bedroom, with yard. ft. Good location. Centrai Air ly sales associates in types of Remodeling and 119 C o lem an R o a d , $200s. Locators. 236-5646. Fee. CALL HELEN Starting early April. Call 646- Private Im lrucllom IB Too Small.' Call 644-8356 for FISHERMENS TACKLE conditioning. Reasonable LEGAL NOTICE TICKKTS' 1st Row Orchestra Manchester If you are 3914, estimates. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Manchester. Photo enlarger, rent. Call Mr. Weintraub, 649- u Seats for Styx Coming Soon 046-0043 licensed, or plan to be ly insured. Phone 643-6017. TAG SALE! Also other items. VOICE, PIANO, Sunday March 15th, 9:00 a.m. bicycles, furniture, clothing, MANCHESTER - Carpeted 5335. ■•U' DC. Rush. Clapton, licensed soon, and want to join WORK PART TIME earn full C & M TREE SERVICE, Free skis and boots, books, games one bedroom. Won’t last long. PROBATE NOTICE others Info 201-272-1800. an office that cares about your ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - LEON CIEZSYNSKI to 5 p.m., at 371 West Middle time! Become a success by estimates. Discount senior Turnpike. and much more! $200s. Locators. 236-5646. MODER OFFICE SPACE - Court of Probate, District of Hebron personal success call Ed Gor­ Former Faculty New York BUILDER. New homes, ad­ EAST HARTFORD helping others achieve City Music i Art High School. citizens. Company First floor. Utilities included. NOTICK OK IfK^RlNt. you Announcements 3 man for a confidential inter­ success. Let SHAKLEE show Manchester owned and ditions, remodeling, rec SEE YOU SOON! earlier than EAST HARTFORD - Spacious Parking. Private entrance. Columbus Circle and view Ed Gorman Associates, Call 644-8597. rooms, garages, kiichens SINGER TOUCH St SEW ESTATE OF Anne Kiefer MrCutchtnin you how. Phone 289-1249. operated. Call 646-1327. MACHINE St COLONIAL, usual, but just in time. The 5 roomer. All modern kitchen. Central Keith Real Estate, REMEMBER. RUSSEL S Michael Avenue Area, Neighborhood Realty Group remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Eastern Connecticut Flea $250. Locators. 236-5646. Pursuant to an order of Hon J CABINET - Excellent con­ 646-4126 Stewart Stockwell. Judge, dated 311-81 li.IRRER, SHOP. Corner of Main & Willys Street Area, USA, 646-4040. BOOKKEEPER­ □ REAL ESTATE WATERPROOFING dormers, roofing. Residential Market and Mansfield Drive have Oak and Spruce St or commercial. 649-4291. dition! $400 or negotiable. Call a hearing will be held on an application SECRETARY needed full Hatchways, foundation In reopens March 27th-29th. EAST HARTFORD - Utilities Pesort P ro p e rty praying for the settlement and .yPPOIN'T.ME.MS ,N'OT Silver Lane starting at anytime. 649-3841. PART TIME MICRO WAVE time. 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. Mon- u l U l l ’ r**’ o*V*********l!, cracks, basement walls, sump included. One bedroom, with F o r P en t allowance of the administration ac­ Main Street, & Beacon Hill OVEN SALES PERSON DESIGN KITCHENS, 56 .NEEDED $1 00 off regular dav thru Friday. Call 528-1300. For S a le 23 pumps, tile lined, dry walls, 54” WHITE KITCHEN Dog!-Blrd!-Pet! 43 carpet. $200. Locators. 236- count. the ascertainment of heirs and price for senior citizens - Tolland Street Area. DEMONSTRATOR. Must cabinets, vanities, counter 5646. distributees of said estate and an order musical CABINET SINK with faucets. NEW SMYRNA BEACH know how to cook. Thursday ------EA*ST...... HARTFORD, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts ol distribution as m said application on Open 4 p m -6 pm . Tuesday- CALL ERNIE RESPONSIBLE CLEANING Also: Steps, walks, stone 40" four burner gas range, DOBERMAN PINSCHER FLORIDA, 2 bedroom condo, thru Friday Every Saturday 8 and Friday 5 to 9, Saturday WOMAN 2-3 hours daily at Manchester/Glastonbury walls, fireplace and ceramic custom woodworking, colonial PUPPIES. AKC Blacks and MANCHESTER, THREE along Atlantic Ocean. Tennis, file more fully appears, at the Court of 643-803Sf 9:30 to 5. We will train. Apply in townline, 4 bedrooms, living reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- bottled gas with gas heat unit. Probate on 3-25-61 at 11:00 a m a 111 -5 pm Partner's Restaurant, next to tile repairs. Over 30 years Toro power handle tiller extra Reds. Line bred, excellent BEDROOM APARTMENT, pool and club house. $250 per items room, dining room, family Kathleen .M Sawyer person only: A1 Sieffert's, 445 Manchester Seafood. 649-2811. experience! 683-1013 ; 643-4953. bloodline. 872-4871. $400 per month plus security. week. Call 646-5403 evenings, Hartford Road. ManeneSter room, fireplace. Custom motor. Toro power handle Call 643-5601. Clerk Bonds Slocks-Mortgeges 8 with two 21” rotary motors. 646-6844 days. SECRETARY - Full time, kitchen all appli appliances. PRECISION ROBERT JARVIS COLLIE PU P P IE S AKC, 025-03 GROUNDS EMPLOYEE Hardwood floors throughout, BUILDING CONTRACTOR; Jari cickle bar, 42" cut, extra RAISE YOUR FAMILY shorthand, and reception WOODWORKING -15% off on motor. Shallow well pump Champion background. Shots, MANCHESTER MAIN ST. W e n te d fo P e n t 57 WANTED- 18 years of age or carpeted. Over sized garages, Custom Building, Additions, wormed, eyes checked. All Two room apartment. Heated, tosell INCOME! Sell Avon and earn duties. Diversified work. Call Formica Counter Tops! Over with tank. Antique 3 drawer good money Call 523-9401. older. Apply in person, Ms. Boyle 646-2900. automatic doors, full cellar, 100 Colors & Patterns! Very Garages, Roofing and Siding. sable, litter of 9, only 4 left. hot water, appliances, elec­ Legal Notice INFLATION FIGHTER gas zone heat. Fully insulated, chest, marble top, and com­ RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, Manchester Country Club, Reasonable. Call 647-9343. Kitchens, Bathrooms and Reserve now. Call 646-3537. tricity, no pets. Security. 523- with three children looking for INVITATION TO BID FINANCING Maintenance Garage, aluminum siding, storms Repair work of all kinds. 643- mode. Some tools. 163 Hebron MEDICAL ASSISTANT AND FACTORY TRAINEE (Male- Rd,, comer of School Rd. at 7047. three bedroom apartment or a Sealed bids will be received in the Of­ First, second, third MEDICAL SECRETARY between 7 a m. and 4 p.m., Female I. $4.50 start. Non­ throughout. Landscaped, CUSTOM BUILT STONE & 6712. Musical Instruments 44 two family house up to $300 fice of the Director of Oeneral Ser­ Monday thru Friday. fenced. Superb condition. Old School House, Bolton. mortgages available Get busy group practice, looking machining openings with BRICK Retaining Walls, PLEASANT IMMACULATE, per month. Will do janitorial vices, 41 Center Street Manchester. Call: consolidation financial con­ lor two special people, small established manufac­ Good mortgage available. Patios, Chimneys, Walks and RICHARD HAACK Quiet four rooms, first floor. work on weekends, ffave most Connecticut, until March 24. 1981 at E.C. Nork and Co. Exclusive SCRAP LUMBER, NEW 11 00 a m for the following sulting. Monday-Friaay in Manchester turer. Clean pleasant surroun­ Steps. Field Stone delivered. BUILDING AND Mature responsibie adults on- tools for major repairs. Call Agent. 247-0100. REMODELING, experienced, LUMBER, 2x4, 2x10, 2x12, VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR office Send resume and dings. Crafts oriented person. Fully insured. Free siding and trim. Block and W. No pets, no utilities. Marie 289-6517. ROGER S. BURKE salary requirements to Box o. all phases of carpentry. Will WURLITZER ORGAN - Security and references. Call CATCHBASIN CLEANING. STREET Receptionist/Clerk Hartford location requires Estimates. 295-0034, 295-0250. brick and masonary items. SWEEPER RENTAL 4 PARKING c 0 The Hyrald own transportation. Hours. 7 - BEAUTIFUL 7 room colonial. work with homeowner. 647- Model 4396, with "all the 649-5897. Herald 230 Hartford Tpke. Call 643-9508 or 649-5635 Autoa For Sale 61 FIELD SWEEPING 3:30 Monday - Friday. Perma­ Modern kitchen, built-ins. M&M P&H, Manchester 649- 1904. goodies." Early American •••••••••••••••••••••••••• evenings. style. In mint condition! $969 The Town of Manchester is an equal Vernon, 06066 CLERK - Checking invoices for Manchester Industrial nent only. Wilson Agency, 246- VVall-to-wall carpeting in •2871. Small repairs, MANCHESTER THREE opportunity employer and requires an and receiving slips Use of Park manufacturing con­ 8541 fireplaced living room and remodeling, heating, baths, P o o lin g 34 firm. Call Manchester, 646- BEDROOMS, I'/i baths. affirmative action policy lor all of its 649-0378 WOOD GARAGE DOOR - 8 ft. 5653 after 6:69 p.m. for ap­ calculator helpful. Apply: cern. formal dining room. Large kitchens and water heaters. Modern duplex near center. Contractors and Vendors as a condition family room. Three ROOFER WILL INSTALL wide x 7 ft. high, with all pointment to see. of doing business with the Town, as per Classified Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye CABINET MAKER, Salary Free estimates! hardware, in good condition. Wall to Wall carpeting. Fully WANTED JUNK AND LATE Street, South Windsor. Must have typing ability. D.O.E. Junior level opening. bedr^ms, IVz baths. Garage Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for applianced kitchen, c^lar, no Federal Order 1124o $55. 646-5794. W anted to Buy 49 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Bid Forms, plans and spei'ificatums Excellent pay and benefits. Requiring one to five years with patio. Choice location, WESTBROOK DRYWALL Low Discount PricPrice! Call Ken - I pets. References. $400 plus Paid. Call Parker Street Used NURSES AIDE - Part time. immediate occupancy. at 647-1566. utilities. 649-5678 after 6 p.m. are available at the (Jeneral Servic»*s Please send work history to experience. Small Hartford, n™., fijonzc • - (Sheetrock) No Job Too PEDIGREE WHITE TOY Auto Parts, 649-3391. Office. 41 Center Street, Manchester EMPLOYMENT Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut manufacturer. Hours, 7:00 - W ANTED t | i u Y Box 0 0 c/o The Herald...... Lar^e Or Small! All Types Of POODLE - Antique Bed. Connecticut at Street, Manchester. 3:30 Monday - Friday. Wilson Ceiling Textures. IMMEDIATELV, Older MANCHESTER FOUR Established Bedspreads. Blankets. Hand­ House in need ot repair. Cash. BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR TOWN OF MANCHESTER Agency, 246-8541. LoH-Land tor Sale 24 1949. Winchester, Conn. 643- ROOM apartment on second CONNECTiaT made Comforters. Men’s Please call Frank XT. Strano, SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula ...... 7 s“e c r e t a r y TO WORK 0237. floor. Appliances, parking, $3,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monza ROBERT B WEISS, GENERAL ...... U’l T ti At\^41r^ MANCHESTER - Residential SIDING - STEEL, clothes, woman’s fur coat. Strano Real Estate, 646-2609. I’ART TI.ME ■ Earn extra WITH ADMINISTRATION PART TIME EVENINGS, 649-5459. storage, no utilities, lease. $1,800, 4 cylinder. 1974 MANAtiKR and special education. Rham 'k acre. Close to schools, ALUMINUM, & VINYL. Trim $275 plus security. No pets. 022-o:i money while the kids arc in dishwasher needed Tuesday- B & M TREE SERVICE Work a SpecialiW. Small Jobs Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. 643-2711 school Telephone Solicita­ Sr High School. Hebron Ct. DEPENDABLE PERSON TO Saturday. Inquire Cavey'^s shopping and highway. $24 WANTED. WORLD WAR II References required. Shown ■ D ir g u a r a n t e e d T R E E - Are Welcome■Icome Too. Call 228- (or earlier), Japanese/Ger- 8 cylinder $1,500. 1973 GMC tion E Hartford company A 06248 Must have excellent BABYSIT in my home daily. Restaurant. 643-2751. 900. Alibriorio Realty, 649-0917. MEND-OUS SERVICE at an 20” GLENWOOD ELECTRIC by appointment, available Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel tvping and stenographic 7-4:30 p.m. References 0800. RANGE. Good condition. $85. man swords, daggers, medals, April first, 649-0783. good telephone voice and dic­ ...... affordable price! "SPECIAL bayonets, rifles, etc. Cash. drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am­ tion a must Hours 9 a m to 1 skills Letters of reference required. 649-6737. AUTOMOTIVE CLERICAL RATES" on Stump GrindinL 568-6979. bassador 4 door $300. 1975 [) rn and 5 to 9 p m. Call .Mon required Contact James Person hired will be trained in with Tree Removal. DiscounI Household Qoode 40 643-6143. MANCHESTER - Four room Legal Notice EXCELLENT Chrysler Cordoba, poor condi­ ihmugh Fn , 9 a m to 1 p m . McKenna at 228-9474 or 649- LAUNDRY PERSON, all phases of auto computer for Senior Citizens. Free FURNITURE - Excellent con­ apartment. Large sun porch, tion, best offer. The above 9587 INVESTMENT! Good cash WANTED PIANO - Old up­ IH BI.IC NOTICi: Mrs Williams. 569-4993 Monday-Friday. Apply Arbor accounts. Full growth poten­ Estimates. Fully insured. 643- USED REFRIGERATORS, dition! Dining room set, room heat and hot water, new may be seen at the Savings SECRETARY Acres Farm, Marlborough tial if you have experience in flow! First floor leased to 7285. WASHERS, RANGES - Clean, divider, Laz-Y Boy chair. right. 643-4962. appliances, garage. Security TOWN OF llOI/rON package store. Second floor, Bank of Manchester, 923 Main NAVY VETS Career Oppor- TEMPORARY Rd.. Glastonbury. Mr. James automotive agency office Guaranteed. Parts St Service. Queen size bed. Also: deposit required. No pets, St., Manchester. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing on lunitics available Call Fracchia, 633-4681. E.O.E. work. Please contact. Pierce very nice apartment, plus 5 Low prices! B.D. Pearl & Children’s clothing. Call 643-; references 646-3414. March 24th. 1981 at 7:30 p m at the Bolton Town Hall to hear ★ REID TEMPS ★ car garage, $67,900. Call for 8954. collect, i518i 462-4321 9 00 Buick. Mr. Thompson. 249- Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. BUYING BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, the following appeals am to 1 00 p m All Skills NsmMI PART TIME SECRETARY 1301. further details. Strano Real Early American, Victorian antiques, FEMALE ROOMATE SERVING Secretaries, Typists, PB, AT, AC. Very good condi­ 1 Appeal of Raymond & Dorothy Hill.s ol 93 French Road to needed to work 3-4 days per Estate, 646-2000. 28,000 BTU “LAWSON” wall-' rugs, paintings One item or entire WANTED. $150 plus utilities. Clerical. Figure, CET, PRIVATE tion. $400 or best offer. 643- construct a pool cover at the same addres.s. whicli doc.s not HOFSEKEEPER WANTED week. 4-7 p.m . Monuay WANTED, person to vaccum □MISC. FOR SALE vented Gas Heater, (L.P. or; contents Two bedroom house. Pets ok. 5317. lor apartment in blast Hart- Wang Jobs available in through Friday, Saturday 10-6, hallways and do light cleaning A RARE OFFERING! Hugh PROPERTY natural) with fan and ther-' TOP $ PAID 647-6078. conform to sideline requirement of Section 7 of the Bolton Hartford, West Hartford, Sunday 11-6. Call between 9-11 Storage Building on Industrial mostat. Very efficient. $100. Selling anything old** Call us, your Zoning Regulations. lord Call alter 5 (Kl p m , 528- in apartment complex. Part Article! lor Sale 41 DODGE Window Van, many 1332. Windsor, Windsor Locks, a m. 528-1300. time mornings. Call 647-9771 Acreage, with rail siding in Want Ads Call 643-9942. neighbors MANCHESTER. Clean 2. Appeal of Ronald A. Beaudoin of 2 Cook Drive to conslruct an AMERICA Manchester. Possiole new parts. Needs motor. Best East Hartford. Good Pay. for appointment. LAWN CARE St HANDY duplex. Six rooms, available offer. 643-5317. addition to his house as the same address which does not con­ .MASSEI.'SES • Full or part There's no fee We offer: BABYSITTER FOR THREE assumable mortgage or owner RAPID PRINT TIME ROBERT MANLEY now. Adults. Appliances, pool, form to sideline requirement of Section 7 of the Bolton financing! $68,900. Alibrio MAN for Spring Cleanup tunc Good steady clientele Vacations. Bonuses, YEAR OLD BOY needed on INVENTORY CONTROL CLOCK. Excellent condition. patio, garage, no pets. 1975 CHEVY MONTE Zoning Regulations occasional weekend evenings, Realty, 6494)917. Miscellaneous jobs etc. Ful^ Yale Typewriter Service, 64D-’ 646-3563 Windham area Open every Holidays. Come in to CLERK Required (or iden­ insured. Free estimates. Call ALUMINUM Sheets used as References, security, lease. CARLO, Air conditioning, 3. Appeal of Richard Frye of 1065 Boston Turnpike to construct day 10 a m to midnight. Sun­ in Manchester Library vicini­ tification analysis and repor­ 649-6396. printing plates; .007 thick 4986. 646-8379 or 649-4016. power brakes, power steering FROM THE register, or call: East Hart­ an addition to his house at the same address, which dues nut day 1pm to 8 p m 423-7519 ty. Own transportation help­ ting of inventory. Job includes 23x28W", 50 cents each or 5 ford 528-6994; West Hartford and automatic transmission. conform to the sideline requirement of Section 7 of the Bolton ful. Call 646-0517, after 6:00 reconciliation of accounts and for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be NEW QUEEN OR KING SIZE * R E N T A L S MANCHESTER, Centrally 52L5974^_Simsb^ Runs excellent. 649-3018 or Zoning Regulations > ^ p.m. operations reports. Applicant □ BUSINESS picked up before 11 a.m. WATERBED, never opened, ' located. Two b^room , first 646-7035. SECRETARY should have experience in and and SERVICES ONLY.______10 year warranty, walnut ...... floor apartm ent. $395 per John Roberts * RECEPTIONIST - Doctors HAIRDRESSER WITH enjoy working with figures. IT’S NOT TOO EARLY, To stained pine frame, head- Rooms tor P a n t 52 month. Includes heat, hot Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals BEGINNING Olfiee Fiasl Hartford, Part SEWING MACHINE FOLLOWING WANTED - For interview contact per­ arrange dependable, WATER PUMPS - 3" Carter board, deck, pedestal, mat- ...... water, appliances. No pets. 1978 PINTO V-6, Automatic 023-03 lime 4 mornings a week Send OPERATOR - Full or part Highest pay. Flexible hours. sonnel manager Lydall 'Inc., Servicea Olfarad 31 prolessional and economical Gas Powered. W" Carter Gas tresss, liner, heater. Original­ QUIET ROOM on busline, $45 Lease and security deposit, transmission, power steering, ■f replies to- Rox PP. c o The lime Call 646-2511; or 596 Call 456-0171, or 228-9202. Lydall and Foulds, 615 Parker lawn mowing service. powered. 2” Electric. IW” , 3" ly $330, now $199. 5634)073, per week, plus security. Available immedately. 643- power brakes, air con­ Herald Hilliard Street, Manchester. St., Manchester, 646-1233. REWEAVING BURN ECONOCLIP OF and 6” hoses. Call 649-7407. Rocky Hill. Strano Real Estate, 643-2129. 9687. ditioning. Excellent condition. HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas MANCHESTER takes the $3,800. M3-6624. GAS STATION ATTENDENT repaired. Window shades, nuisance away at guarantee BOXSPRING, MATTRESS & PINE HUTCH - 66x78x18. One FOR LADIe S o n l y . Nicely Homes lor Pant 54 Legal Notice H elp Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 — Also to Prep Cars. Must be Venetian blinds. Keys. TV lowest prices in town! Call HEADBOARD- Twin size. ear old. Originally $1,695. furnished rooms in rooming ...... ••••• 1973 AUDI FOX, Good run­ mechanically inclined. Full FOR REN'T. Marlow’s, 867 646-6999 before 2 p.m. or after Very good condition. 'oving south, must sell. $500. house. Very clean and neat. SHARE A HOUSE. East Hart- ning condition, economicai. Town of Andover, Connecliout , and part time. Call 646-4539, Main Street. 649-5221. 5 p.m. Ask for Ken. Reasonable. Call after 3:00 649-6066, after 5 p.m. C leaning lady se rv ic e s ford 7 '/i rooms, raised ranch, Needs some body work. $ ^ . Zoning Board of Appealo Herald or apply in person - Buddy p.m., 649-7238. available. Community kitchen $183.00 per month plus Mi of 643^)494. NURSE X U S Kreb’s Pit Stop. •••••••••••••«•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••a and bathrooms. All utilities utilities. April 1st. Call Bill or The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Connec­ Homts F o r Soto ^3 ticut will hold a public hearing in the Town Office Building Homaa For Sala 23 Articlaa tor Sala 4i Articlaa tor Sale 4i included in rent. On bus line Herbie 569-1321. 1977 CADILLAC COUPE - TELEX-TWX OPERATOR - 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and near stores. References ------Light blue. White vinyl top. Wednesday, March 25. 1981 at 8:00 p.m. to hear the following Independentilealers evenings a week. 3 hours per and security required. Call MANCHESTER HOME - Heat Leather seats. 63,000 miles. applications asking for relief from the Zoning Laws of the Town To provido Hurting Caro evening. Preferably 6 to 9 •-after 3 p.m. 644-6383. paid. Two bedrooms. New 633-4017, or 633-6803. of Andover, Connecticut. Classified In privala homaa and p.m. Experience preferred, * ------decor. Kids and pets ok. $356. #189 - James S. and Brenda J. Bendza - requesting relief from Wanted Madleal Facilitiaa. Part but will train good ^ i s t . nusKirsiwiicE Z CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM Locators. 236-5646. Fee. 1976 MERCURY MONTEGO, zoning regulations Article VI, Seciion 12.00.00 Space lima, full lima. Contidara- Located near Vernon urcle. CALDWELL OIL. INC. JJ for mature gentleman. Please •••••••••••••••••••••••••• air, tape, clean. Sharp car. Requirements, 200 foot frontage tor building lot. Request tlon givan to prattranco 871-0401. BQUAL HOUBIHQ OPPO/tTUMITY Z call 646-4701 after 6:00 p.m. Olllcas-Sloraa lor Pent 55 $2,495. 1973 PONTIAC w •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••■•••••■••••• CATALINA, clean, good con­ variance of 95 feel. Also needs a variance of 22,375 \ Call Dave at ot;—Location and Hourt. * Apartments For Pant 53 OFFICE St RETAIL SPACE dition $1,395. Call 649-0120. - square feet (or lot area requires 40,000 square feel. Lot NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY WANTED R E L IA B L E M anchester * ...... TO RENT ■ Approximately located at 119 Lakeside Drive, Andover. LICENSED the F ^ era l Feir Housing Act of 1966 which makes It II- For Information call ARBORIST - * VERNON - Near 86. luxury 1150 square feet. Located at a 1973 FORD MUSTANG “Show At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and 643-2711 Must be fully licensed to spray 643-851$ lega to advertlae any preferenca. limitation, or dis­ 649-8841 ■> Condo. A ppliances. $345 Shopping Center with 18,000 Quality" 351 C, automatic. written communication received. Said appeals are on file and trees and be familiar witn crimination based on race, color, religion sax or r monthly. Security, car count per day Inquire at: $1500 or best offer call 649-8181 647-9946 techniques. 643-7285. may be seen in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Office AID & ASSISTANCE national origin, or an Intention to make any such • 200 Gallons Minimum *1.22 9 COD IB references. Call 466-3923. 875-6569. after 6:00 p.m. • Building. of North Eostom Conn. CUSTODIANS, Full and part prefarencdr limitation or discrimination. Thia Dated Andover, Connecticut 14 March, 1981 8:30 to 5:30 357 Eoft Contof 8t. • 24 Hour Oil Burner Service Z MANCHESTER 2 room apart- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE FUEL EFFICIENT 1974 time positions available. Con­ newspaper w||) not knowingly accept any advertisement * ment. Heat, hot water, elec- SPACE in prime location. 250 AUSTIN MARINA GT. 21 March, 1981 M anch M tof tact Mr. Blamberg at RHAM for real estate which la In violation of the taw. • 24 Hour Call Delivery * t r i c i t y . Edppliances sq. ft. left on first floor. Hay- Excellent running condition. Zoning Board of Appeals High School. 228-0474. » References. No/pets, $275 per mond E. Gorman, 233 East $1,509. Call 649-8878 aRer 5 Andover, Connecticut month. 646-3187 or 228-3540. Center Street. 643-1139. p.m. Mary C. McNamara. Chairman 22 - THE HERALD. Sat , M arch 14, 1981

"('iiniii'ctiait's OUlrst Mti’Jii Driller" Paanuta — Charlae M. Schulz T H E H E R A LD . Sat., M arch 14, 1981 — 2.1

ACROSS 66 Wants (il.) Answer to Previous Punie □ HERE'S THE WORLP WAR I m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s •/OUSIDPlPBEAeLEH ICN0WIN6HEISABOUT HE 1 Basin DOWN FLVIN6 ACE FLEEIN6 TO BE CAU6HT HE swAaows 5 Littie devil Fun P a g e COME BACK Has u/m AAU6H! 8 Spanks f r o m TOE ENEMY W m BECOMES PESPERATE... THE 1 M skH lace MVTERMPAPERifi y— 12 On i cruise 2 Continent THE SECRET PAPERS... PAPERS 13 Twice ------3 Require TTaTZ! ■B- 14 Presently 4 Prayer 15 Of equal 6 Norwegian 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, C O NN.* Phone 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 score dramatist 16 Swift aircraft vu 6 Fail to hit (abbr.) 7 Time zone 17 Woman's (abbr.) name 8 Hunted Pbby 18 Prepares 9 _____ Domini By ADigaii van Burer horse 1 Prtacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Sailing vessel 10 Failure (2 word 41 Lively /m ww - p i 21 Charged atom wds., II.) 27 Balt celebretion 22 Pastry ^ 11 Crackle 28 Hairy man 42 Greenlend's 14 19 Fortune 29 British ^ w T THATS OPP ' AMP WHV IS ^ THAT’S \ 23 Grain for colonizer JENNV HMAAFTH.' JENNV UJ PIP N T arinding 20 Lateral pssress 43 Skin problem : «• woflt I overheard a young, SHE WEARING CHEATIN&,’ 22 Fade 31 Knots ; we Uducated co-worker (I II call her Judy) talking to a UJ.' EVEN SPEAK TO THOSE SNEAKERS? 26 Prepared 44 City JENNV horse 23 Government 34 Charity gift ME. agent thoroughfare - m "My mother ia having this 30 Kesha 36 A c trH S Wald (comp.wd.) 46 Vetch - Fkl.., T. Thia morning she 31 Lacquered 37 Shorter . threatened to kill herself, so I calmly said, 'Mom, in case m /;» metalware 24 Bumpkin 46 Paradise I 32 National 25 Beliefs 38 Status_____ 47 Antarctic sea monogram 26 Auctioneer's 40 Beeps 49 Last lettar '• mfi? “O why don’t you quit talking about it and go ahead and kill youraelf?’" Then 33 Defensive . Judy went on to aay "You know, people who keep threaten- missHe (abbr.) 1 2 3 4 B a 7 a 9 10 11 34 Wing (Fr) ■ u f enough, a few hours 35 Mine car 12 13 14 36 Fit into ■ kttT liersTf ®P°‘‘’*'“ fo’’ threatening to 'Ji 16 19 IT 36 Pigtail : I was shocked. Maybe Judy handled the aituotion 39 Printer's 11 19 H 2 0 , properly because her mother didn’t kill herself, but I've msssure (pi.) 1 21 : for help and should never 40 Dsy of week ; be taken lightly. Who is right? ■ Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence (abbr.) 23 24 25 27 21 29 : BETHLEHEM, PA. 41 Toothed ■ weeTisoT,,, wheels 30 44 M alt bird IT ■ p DEAR BETHLEHEM; You are. Judy repeated a what'5 that ? 33 34 common misconception. My experts In the field of 48 Circis part ■ J (pL) 3a 37 : P*‘«vention eay that no threat of auicide 49 Collection of Ku - that statletically the ■nimali 39 40 S&H GREEN STAMPS likelihood of suicide increases every time a person 50 Wall border ■ 41 42 43 i l 40 47 goes untreated after attempting suicide or threaten- 51 Nautical ropa ^ng^to. Judy s mother needs help. 52 Dina 4B 4 9 ^ SO 63 Hara'i ion DEAR ABB\: This could be classified us a stupid 54 Maple ganus SI S3 63 question, but it has been bugging me. I am 15 years old. A 55 College S4 SS sa tew w^ks ago I read an article in the newspaper. It was an degree (abbr.) /V interview with a gigolo. He told how much he enjoyed his iHIWSF**|l> IN work and said it was a wonderful way to make a living. As I was reading this article, a thought suddenly occurred to me. If what hookers do is against the law. then why isn't what gigolos do against the law? It is practically the same thing. Alley Oop — Dave Qraue JUST WONDERING Driclqe MY STARS! THOSE / YES! OUR ..IF IT'S SIXCESS-ZARE FOLKS WELL, ) THEN LET DEAR WONDERING: First, the only **stupid ques- THINGS ON VtXJR I TRIP HERE FUL, WE WILL ( STARVIN' tiong’ are those that aren't asked for fear of appear­ LEFT HANPS ARE S IS OUR /u s ALL DINE UTILIZE THEM / TDEATH TOGETHER ing stupid. T IM I-M A C N IN a?') FIRST EX TD CHANGE OUr I WHERE YOU Oswald Jacoby antj Alan Sontag What hookers do is vastly different from what WORLD FOR ( TWO COME gigolos do. A “hooker" is a female prostitute who THE BETTER! ( FRO M ? WITH EACH NEW MAZDA, LINCOLN, MERCURY solicits men for the purpose of selling them sexual favors. A gigolo is a male who is available for a fee to Some general principles €9Cort a woman wherever she wants to go. Sexual favors are not included. By Oswald Jacoby sec the. dum m y, add your and and Alan Sontag dummy's high’ card points to OR USED CAR PURCHASED NOW THRU MAR. 17 DEAR ABBY; I don’t know why. but whenever I get a what declarer has shown and compliment I feel embarrassed and don't know what to say, Almost everyone knows try to figure how many HCP •0 I put myself down. For example, if someone says, "My, that in defending against no your partner can hold Then that's a pretty dress,” I say something like. "Oh, this old trump you should attack in a see if you can figure out the rag. It's two years old." long suit in the hope of setting exact cards those points may NEW 1981. NEW 1981 How should I handle a compliment without appearing up winners In defending represent conceited? V,he Flintatonee — Hanna Barbara Productions against suit contracts, the Try to count everyone's dis­ LINCOLN SHY IN EVANSVILLE. IND. same principle applies tribution if you can and make MERCURY although not with equal force. It a point to protect jacks, tens ^TH A N K ...AND. NOW, IS ^ YOU L O O K l i k e a m a n W IT H Just bear in mind that if you or even nines when it appears TOWN CAR COUGAR DEAR SHY: Smile, say “Thank you," and shut up. y o u . T H E R E A n y o n e RATHER STRONG OPINIONS M ISS. FOP ELSE P ..I SAV; , 0 do attack dummy's long suits that they are important DEAR ABBY: Want to know the quickest way to get a TAKING H O W A & O U T you may well develop low Then, while this may seem 4-DOOR XR-7 card winners for declarer. thank-you after spending hard-earneid money on just the THE YOU. SIR?... far fetched and is hard to right gift for ill-mannered people? It’s easy. My mother TIME/ J When you attack short suits understand, don't throw low dreamed up this great technique, and I have been practicing Y with your side's long ones, you cards from nothing when it Stk. 1L13, auto, overdrive trand., auto temp, can onlv develop your own MORIARTY DISCOUNT stk. #1X23 with half vinyl roof, 302 V-8 engine, UISWIUHI it ever since. seems that declarer may have control. Air Cond., pwr. side vent windows, vinyl trim, auto overdrive trans., radlai After waiting one month for an acknowledgment, tele­ low cards to work on that suit later on pwr. front disc brakes, 6 way power seat, elec­ PRICE M 4750 whitewalls, elect, rear defroster. Air Con­ phone the store where the gift was purchased and ask them In general, try to avoid As an example Dummy tronic AM-FM stereo search radio, pwr. anten­ opening new suits The late shows king-jack-ten in a side na & 4 speakers, tilt steering, speed control, Less Factory Rotate ditioning, AM-FM stereo, QS option, tint glass to put a tracer on it. (Most stores are very cooperative, and 1406 complete, odometer, decklid & body side will promptly call or write a letter asking if the gift was ever Hal Sims once said. "Every suit. You hold 4-3-2. Don’t cassette player, decklid release, door locks, stripes, power steering, full wheel covers wide time you break a new suit throw one or two of those tint glass, floor mats, undercoat, wax, dealer received.) from declarer's left you lose prep., freight & more! moldings, undercoat, wax, dealer prep & It’s amazing how soon you will get a thank-you! Who cards away carelessly If your half a trick on the average" partner happens to hold the cares if they're embarrassed? They could use a lesson. Leading through declarer 1 3 3 4 NO DUMMY ueen. you may be showing * 8 2 2 0 and up to dummy's weakness eclarer where it is Let him Getting married? Whether you want a formal IS far better. You probably aguess"don’t draw a diagram church wedding or a simple, “do-your-own-thing“ The Born Loser — Art Sansoni tend to gain when you do that. for him . ceremony, get Abby'e ne^ booklet. Send $1 plus a In signalling strength, sig­ Of course there is the long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: 6 0 0 0 nal with the highest card you converse If you are declarer Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly 6 0 0 0 can spare, but never signal and have to find a queen, H u ll, Calif. 90212. 6000... w ith a card that m ay be an beware the ingenuous discard important winner if you hang of a deuce Maybe that player on to it. holds her ladyship Remember what the bid­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l NEW 81 COUGAR 4-DR. SEDAN Pstroqroph ding has been As soon as you Stk N1C19 Full vinyl roof, flight NEW 81 LYNX 3-DR. NEW 1981 CAPRI bench seat, select shift auto trans , MORIARTY radial whitewalls power steering, CANCER (JufM 21-July 22) Try elec rear defroster. AM-FM radio! 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