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~ I Once again, town library in budget squeeze

Bv Paul Hendrie attempting to take one area and said Jackston. library budget. will be able to do that." the same suggestion this year. Herald Reporter cut it.’ “ We’re not pleased with it, of H®rald Reporter ^^tT i T * ' ^ with it, of ‘‘SThose e m cuts f forced forced the the libraries libraries to to '^Ja^stonVil‘‘’?s‘^uncitwJackston didn’ t sound too optimi- ‘‘’"We'^cmalfy“ We actually d^^t^^^^didn’t pick up on it Manchester has two public If course,” Library Board Chairwo­ One virtim of the hudoet cnineh hrnr1» tife “ “ I® ?;. ® r e d u creduce e hours and Cutcut Staffstaff. siticsitic when when asked asked if if he he thought thought the the asas a amethod method to to use,” use,” said said Jackst Jackston One victim of the budget crunch braries, the Mary Cheney Library man Mary LeDuc said of Weiss’s Jackston said the hope is that the directors might restore some of the of Mrs.Weinberg’s suggestion. in the coming fiscal year will be the downtown and the Whltton Library budget recommendation. directors don’t cut the iibaray cuts Weiss made in the budget the “ But we’ve had a little of that. Manchester Public Library sys­ in the North End. The total recommended library budget beyond Weiss’s recommen­ library requested. But he said he Some people in the town have tem, which will be unable to buy as budget for the next fiscal year is dation. He said the Library Board would try. donated books. What we have many new books as it does now. THE PURCHASE of new and $592,920, a 9.8 percent increase has not discussed contingencies if “ We’re being the eternal optim­ found — and I don’t have statistics ’That will continue the annual replacement volumes for the two over the current adopted budget. there are further cuts, but cuts in ists and hoping the final bottom to back this up — is that many decrease in book purchases that branches of the library has The budget requested by the hours and staff could not be ruled line will not be all that bad,” said more people in the community who has seen the number of acquisi­ dropped from 8,765 in fiscal year library was $612,100, which would out. Jackston. "I will tell my story (to used to belong to book clubs and tions drop from about 11,000 seven 1979-80 to 6,971 in fiscal year 1980-81 have been a 13.3 percent increase. Democratic Deputy Mayor Bar­ the directors) and I would hope it buy their own new books now turn years ago to an estimated 5,400 this to 6,396 in fiscal year 1981-82 to the Such an increase would have bara B. Weinberg, chairwoman of might have some influence. Help to the library. So, the field of people fiscal year. estimated 5,400 this fiscal year. allowed the library to buy about the board’s budget committee, General Manager Robert B. Tight budgets and rising ^ k from people in the community to donate books is drying up. the same number of books in the said she will reserve judgement on never hurts. That might have some Wel8S has recommended a modest costs have been responsible for the next year as it bought two years the specifics of the library budget, influence on them” $2,126 increase in the funds for reduction of book purchases, said “ If people are cutting out book ago, Weiss said last month when until the administration makes its During the workshop last year book purchases, but that will allow Jackston. the request was announced. buying in their personal lives, that presentation.. where the library budget was the library to buy just 4,000 As has been the case since fiscal may be a reason for us to maintain However, she held out little hope discussed, Mrs. Weinberg sug­ volumes next year, he projected. year 1980-81, no money for the our services.” IN SOME YEARS, the Board of that the board might add funds to gested that the library or the " ’The lib rary Board’s decision purchase of phonograph records or Directors has made further cuts in the library budget. Library Board organize a program The hard times Manchester’s was to take the manager’s decision framed art prints has been recom­ the manager’s recommended li­ libraries face are not unique, said and purchase less books,” said where residents could donate their mended by Weiss. In fiscal year brary budget. That was not the ‘T’M REALLY in a deep di­ Jackston. Some communities'have bead librarian John Jackston. “ If books when they finish reading 1979-80, 362 records and eight case last year, when the directors lemma on the budget,” said Mrs. cut book purchases completely and that’s what we have to live with, we them. framed art prints for lending were adopted the exact figure Weiss Weinberg. “ I don’t see us restoring others have reduced staff and will still try to cut our book That, she suggested, might pro­ purchased. recommended. But the previous items unless we cut some other hours sharply, he said. purchases responsibly and buy vide the library with popular The selection of periodicals also year, the board slashed an extra items to give to somebody else. I Jackston worried that book MSS across-the-board, rather that books, like best-selling novels. has been reduced in recent years. $33,625 from Weiss’ recommended find it questionable whether we purchases cannot be cut much Mrs. Weinberg said she will make further. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thure., March 81, IIMO MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 31, 1983 - 3 NATIONAL «VEAT»Cft tfNVICi F O W ^ T W 4* 1 •> News Briefmg M A T T il C/' / v P A IR Town asked to join Sentencing slated BAMPWMiaMO Guerrillas claim ~~V. “ M U B I Salvador victory for Teamster chief CHICAGO (UPI) — The president of regional tourist group SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPR the nation’s largest labor union, two — Leftist guerrillas claimed they killed E23** union employees and a reputed mobs­ 84 soldiers in an attack on a town and an ter were ordered to court for sentenc­ (staie) general fund.” Apparently, the East Hartford ambush of two companies of crack un wiAiHiR yolOCAti • ' By Paul Hendrie ing today for plotting to bribe a U.S. The commission would be en­ corporation counsel said the legis­ U.S.-trained reinforcements in what Herald Reporter senator and divert union pension fund titled to l ‘/4 percent of the gross lation was worded in a way that could be one of their biggest victories of For period ending 7 a m. EST AprU 1. T h u i^ a y qight room rental receipts and would use prohibits East Hartford from the year. money. will find snow in and around the “PP * * ' *■ The Board of Directors will be The sentencing of Roy L. Williams, the funds to promote area attrac­ participating. Nobody in the corpo­ The army admitted today communi­ as in sections of the northern Rockies. Rain or asked next Tuesday to link Man­ president of the 1.7 million-member tions and activities, said Ms. Flint. ration counsel’s office was availa­ cations to the town were cut. showers will be noted in parts of the lower Bllsstoippi chester with neighterlng towns in International Brotherhood of Teams­ VaireylndsomewetsnowUpossiblealon^ “This is not meant as an effort to ble to explain the rationale for this Ciandestine Radio Venecermos said a regional convention and visitors ters, reputed gangster Joseph "Joey compete with the Mystic area,” opinion. guerrillas attacked the town of San the north Atlantic coast. Min tem perature nclude: commission to promote recreation the Clown” Lombardo, and Teamsters said Ms. Flint. “ But we have a lot Manchester Assistant Town At­ Isidro, 66 miles northeast of San (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta M and tourism. Central States Pension Fund em­ of nice restaurants and a lot of torney Barry W. Botticello said he Salvador, at dawn Wednesday and (67)*^ L s to n 26 (48). Chicago “ 'The commission would be en­ things to do in our area that could expects the legalities wili be captured it an hour later. ployees Thomas O’Malley and Andrew (49 Dallas 56 (76). Denver 29 (50). Dulpth » (34), titled to a portion of the state sales examined by his office before the The broadcast said leftist forces Massa ends two years of court Houston 59 (83), Jacksonville 46 (75), Kansas City M tax paid by hotel or lodging house be promoted.” A s id e s Manchester, the towns town enters such a regional kiiied 17 army-organized militiamen proceedings and four years of govern­ (55), Little Rock 50 (69), Los AngelM 56 (M ) > occupants. that would be involved in the commission. stationed there, drawing in reinforce­ ment evidence gathering. (79), Minneapolis 34 (43), N e w Orleans M (78), Jtew Anne Flint, president of the ments from the elite Belloso Battalion, A fifth co-defendant, insurance exec­ York 45 (50). Phoenix 57 (84), S®n ^ ( ® { ’ Greater Manchester Chamber of district would include Vernon, Ms. Flint said there are five such trained in 1982 at Ft. Bragg, N.C. utive Allen Dorfman, was gunneddown Seattle 41 (60). St. Louis 41 (56), Washington 34 (861. Commerce, will ask the directors East Hartford, Tolland and Elling­ commissions in the state. It said a company of Belloso soldiers gangland style Jan. 20 in suburban to approve a resolution authorizing ton, Ms. Flint said. The approval of “There's one in the Middletown was rushed to the battle site from Lincolnwood. Authorities speculated participation in the convention and each town’s governing body is area that has been in place for two nearby Osicala, but the soldiers were Dorfman, described as a link between visitors commission. The resolu­ required. years and is doing some nice ambushed by weil-entrenched guerril- the Teamsters and tl\e underworld, tion would allow General Manager "W e don’t have 100 percent things, for example, they pub­ ias holding high ground outside San was rubbed out because of fears he Weather Robert B. Weiss to enter into commitment from all the towns lished a promotionai map of the Isidro. would spill secrets In exchange for a agreement with other towns to yet,” said Ms. Flint, but she area and they are involved in the lighter sentence. Hitf conviction was establish the commission. expressed optimism that the towns river festival in the summer, vacated after his death. will agree. 3 which they help promote," she Today’s forecast ENABLING LEGISLATION said. “There’s also one in Litch­ Sandinistas say passed in 1981 by the General “WE MET Tuesday evening field County which is working Ratchford Issues with the South Windsor Town exiles flee back Today increasing cloudiness after a mostly sunny Assembly allows any two or more nicely.” start. Highs in the mid 40s. Light northerly winds. municipalities with a combined council,” said Ms. Flint. “I felt we The commission would be run by energy warnings Tonight mostly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of snow population of at least 85,000 to form got about 99 percent commitment MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - A a board of directors. Each town such a district. from them.” top Sandinista officiai said most of the flurries late at night. Lows 25 to 30. Northeast winds 10 would be allotted a number, ol HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. William “ What essentially it does is allow She said the proposal was 2,000 rightist exiles who invaded to 15 mph. Friday clearing. Highs in the mid 40s. directors based on population. Ratchford, D-Conn., charged today the us to recapture some of the sales presented to the East Hartford Nicaragua in a drive to topple the leftist Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Each town would get two direc­ Reagan administration is leaving the tax from hotel occupancy and Town Council, which expressed Managua regime have fled back to tors for the first 5,000 peopie and nation open to serious problems by bring it back into the region,” Ms. some problems with the “legality” Honduras after being “scattered and one more for each additional 5,000, failing to develop a national energy Flint said Wednesday. “ The mo­ of the enabling legislation. She was surrounded.” Extended outlook Ms. Flint said. That would give policy. ney is there and if it is not used for unclear about what specifically At a news conference Wednesday, Ratchford said the administration’s Manchester 11 directors, she said. Extended outlook for New England Saturday this purpose, it wiilgoback into the troubled East Hartford. Interior Minister Tomas Borge also proposed budget for energy matters said U.S. warships were detected off would cut funds for energy conserva­ through Monday: Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: the coast of Nicaragua, but he did not tion programs, development of alterna­ Increasing cloudiness Saturday. A chance of showers indicate how many vessels were there tive energy sources and development DPI photo Sunday. Fair weather Monday. Daytime highs YWCA wants town funds or how far off the coast they were. of strategic oil reserves. Herald photo by Tarquinlo “ These boats, cruising off the coast The 5th District Democrat, speaking 'generally in the 40s. Lows mostly in the 30s. Vermont: A wet weekend. Rain possibly mixed with in an aggressive manner, pose a Ready for emergency at a Capitol news conference, pres­ serious threat to our security,” Borge ented a breakdown of figures on the snow developing late Saturday with fairly heavy rains said. Nicaragua claims 200 miles of on Sunday. High temperatures in the 40s. Lows in the Chimney fire for child abuse program A member of the Aerospace Rescue & Recovery Service, Reagan budget and what effect it would territorial waters. 20s and 30s. Scattered showers and mild Monday. Low outfitted as an astronaut, is lowered by other team members in have on a host of energy programs. Town firefighters responded to a damage to a minimum, they said. Above, In Washington a Pentagon spokes­ “When you go through this you will in the 30s. High 45 to 55. man said, “There is an exercise in that protective suits from the mockup of the space shuttie. The see what the administration feels its Maine and New Hampshire: FairSaturday. Chance chimney fire at 13 Walker Street at about ‘ firefighters battie the fire using the high By Paul Hendrie ents under stress find the demands YWCA securing the balance of general area, but we don't disclose” the rescue unit is preparing for a possible emergency for the Aprit4 role is in energy, and that is a of rain south and rain or snow north Sunday. Clearing 10:50 Wednesday night. They had the ladder. Herald Reporter of their children too much to $20,000 by next December, handle. The separation of parent exact location of naval maneuvers. launch of the Challenger. non-role,” said Ratchford, who serves south and chance of showers or flurries north Monday. fire under control quickly and kept The town does make some grants on the powerful House Appropriations Lows in the 20s to low 30s. Highs in the mid 30s to mid > The local branch of the YW CA and child is temporary, while to public service agencies through Committee. 40s. has asked the town to contribute parents are counseled and refered the Human Services Department, Israelis, Syrians He said he thought the administra­ $5,000 to its “ Time Out for to appropriate resources in the But this request was not included Trouble-shooter Earthquake rocks tion felt no need to develop a national Parents” program, aimed at pre­ community. in the general manager's proposed Kandra details extra work Counseling is aimed at letting 1983-84 fiscal year budget. General duel near Beirut energy policy because of current Long Island Sound venting child abuse and neglect. snuffs out blaze city In Colombia disarray within the Organization of The request will be considered the parent understand why the Manager Rotert B, Weiss said he Petroleum Exporting Countries. The National Weather Service forecast for Long by the town Board of Directors at crisis occurred and helping him neither is recommending nor op­ Bv United Press International PH O E N IX , Ariz. (U P D — With BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — An However, Ratchford said the disar­ Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point: its meeting next ’Tuesday night at 8 cope with future stressful situa­ posing town funding of the firefighters hosing him down, trouble­ earthquake rocked the southwestern on Butternut subdivision in the Lincoln Center hearing tions. Follow-up encourages par­ program, ray in O PEC could come to an end and Low pressure moving northeast off Carolina coast Israeli and Syrian troops waged shooter Bob Predmore jumped into the Colombian city of Popayan today, “we will be behind the oil eight-ball will pass southeast of area tonight. Winds northeast 10 room. ents to seek more permanent “I ’m just passing the request artillery duels in villages east of cab of a burning tanker truck loaded toppling two churches packed with again.” to 20 knoU late today then becoming north 10 to 15 Public Works Director in g th e road and workers — the actual cash cash deposit actually The program is based in Man­ solutions to the problems in their along to the board, because it came M Beirut, the first clashes in four months with liquid hydrogen and snuffed out a Holy Week worshippers and killing at knots Friday. Chance of wet snow or rain late this George A. Kandra, in a sidewalks. shortfall will be $3,651, helped reduce the margin chester and primarily serves Man­ lives. in too late for us to give it any b .‘tween the two armies occupying blaze that theatened to incinerate a least SO people, authorities said. afternoon and tonight. Partial clearing Friday. memo to the Board of The subdivision plan reported Kandra. between the cost of work chester residents, according to a The program has secured a thought in the budget,” said Weiss. Lebanon, Lebanese military sources neighborhood. The quake, measuring between 6.0 Visibility lowering to 1 to 3 miles at times late tUs Directors, detailed why calls for landscaping and Kandra’s report was and the money available written funding proposal from the commitment from the Hartford The YWCA proposal said the said today. Predmore, 43, refused to talk to and 7.0 on the Richter scale, struck at GM, feds agree afternoon and tonight. Average wave heights he needs $3,942 for the ground cover on two prop­ requested by the directors to do it. The interest would local Y W C A to the Board of Foundation for Public Giving for program's success has been docu­ The artillery exchanges came Wed­ reporters about bis efforts to put an end 8:20 a.m. EST, damaging houses, partial funding of the program's increasing to 2 to 4 feet late tonight. remaining public im­ erties, to prevent erosion. when the Butternut subdi­ not have been earned if a Directors. mented by an independent evalua­ nesday as Israeli soldiers shot to death to the 6>A hour ordeal, but his boss said schools, movie theaters and buildings on X-car repairs provements on two But­ The owner of one of the vision work first came up surety bond had been Time Out for Parents provides third year of operation. But that tor, the Community Council of the a Palestinian youth during demonstra­ he was a hero who knew what he was in the mountain city 235 miles south of ternut Road subdivision lots hired Grantland at the last board meeting. filed, Kandra reported. short-term child care when par­ funding is conditioned on the Capitol Region. tions in Israei and on the occupied West doing. Bogota, police said. DETROIT (UPI) — General Motors lots. Nursery to do the work There was criticism of the Bank and Gaza Strip by Arabs “ Wb’re very proud of him. There’sno Corp. has reached agreement with a Another $7,500 is needed and submitted the bill of Public Works Depart­ question it was a very hazardous Red Cross and federal police said at federal agency on repairs for 240,000 A protesting the seizure of Arab lands. to finish general improve­ $3,058. The estimate for ment for accepting a bond Israeli troops in Baalechmay, 10 move,” said Bill Schlinkert, vice lepst SO people died. Witnesses report­ X-cars whose brakes can lock, causing Lottfiry ments in the area, Kandra doing the work on the from the developer that miles east of the capital, traded tank president of Liquid Air, the company ing on Colombia radio said as many as the autos to swerve dangerously or spin reported. second property is $884, proved insufficient to pay and artillery fire with Syrians in the that owns the trunk. 100 may have been killed and 200 others out. ’The 17-lot subdivision Kandra reported. for ail the work after the villages of Koubey, Deir al Souk and The danger began about 8 a.m. injured. Buick Skylark, Chevrolet Citation, was approved by the The bill for both pr per- default. Deir al Harf, said Lebanese military Wednesday when an explosion racked The Archbishop of Popayan Msgr. Oldsmobile Omega and Pontiac Pho­ HARTFORD — The lottery numbers,drown Wed­ . Planning and Zoning ties totals the $3,942 Kan­ sources at the presidential palace in the truck loaded with 13,000 gallons of Samuel Silverk) Buitrago said in a enix models with manual transmis­ Kandra, who was not Connecticut Lottery nesday, were 431, 9932, 24M3 - Commision on Jan. 29, dra is asking the directors Beirut. liquid hydrogen as it was pumping fuel radio broadcast that two churches sions and some cars with automatic and 932027. public works director Dally number drawn . 1979, but the town as- to appropriate. About 40,000 Syrian, 30,000 Israeli into a storage tank. The truck’s driver filled with Holy Week worshippers transmissions are in v o iv ^ in the recall LEWISTON, Maine — The when the bond was ac­ were destroyed by the quake. ! Wednesday was 728. The Maine dolly lottery number ' sumed completion of the In the entire area there and 10,000 Palestine Liberation Organi­ and co-driver were slightly injured in announced Wednesday. Play Four number was Wednesdoy was 40 i cepted, said the gap be­ Popayan, a colonial city high in the , public Improvements last also is additional grading, zation forces currently occupy much of the explosion and fire. G M said it has begun sending letters 9157. MONTPELIER, Vt. — The tween the cash bond and ' April, after the developer, loaming and seeding be­ Lebanon. ’The blast at Lansdale Transistor and Andes mountains, attracts thousands to dealers giving them instructions for Vermont dolly lottery the cost of improvements number W ednesday was 924. James McCarthy, tween the sidewalk and The new Israeli-Syrian violence Electronic Corp., 8 miles from down­ of pilgrims each year for Holy Week repairs. It will start mailing letters to CONCORD, N.H. — The can be attibuted to “ unan­ BOSTON— The Massachu­ , defaulted. curb and more curb work came as Israeli officials denied town Phoenix, rocked buildings a block festivities. owners April 4 notifying them of the New Hampshire dolly lottery setts weekly lottery numbers ticipated increases in cost num ber Wednesday w o t 8744. Bond was posted in the to be done. That work will charges by the Soviet Union that the away. One witness said it sounded like recall and telling them they can take drown Wednesday were Yel­ between the time the The radio reports said Popayan’s PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The low 770, Blue 31, and W hite 9. ‘ form of cash deposited in cost about $7,500, Kandra Jewish state was planning a spring war a “giant sonic boom.” their cars in for repairs starting April Rhode Island dolly lottery The Massachusetts dolly lot- estimate was made and only hospital, which has a 180-bed ; the Manchester State reported. against Syria. For more than sbc hours, firefighters 2S. num ber Wednesday was 2038. te ^ number Wednesday was final construction.” capacity, was overflowing with vic­ The Rhode Island weekly Bank. The town fore­ The total $11,442 cost of has your Moscow has warned it would not poured water on the blaze and worried Last month, GM agreed to conduct a There was some criti­ tims. The station broadcast appeals for closed on the $33,516 avail­ all the work will be stand idly by if a war breaks out, saying the fire would touch off the hydrogen in recall, but the National Highway cism at the last board doctors, many of whom were out of able, as well as $5,200 the defrayed some by $5,290 J Communist states would rush to the 4,S00-gallon storage tank and send Transportation Safety Administration the town will receive from meeting of the Public Syria’s aid. up a fireball 2,000 feet in diameter. town for Holy Week holidays, to help in objected to its limited plans to correct . town was tp have reim­ best selection. the rescue effort. bursed the developer for present and future sewer Works Department for faulty rear brakes. Installation of 'town- connections. That would accepting the cash deposit Almanac responsible sewer work. reduce the shortfall to as security, instead of requiring a surety bond. All but $90.84 of that $6,151 and — since $2,500 ’ money has been spent on of the work represents But Kandra said the Peopletalk marking out and surfac­ labor costs of town interest earned on the Today is ’Thursday, March 31, the 90tb day of 1983 with 275 to follow. Experience counts Joan Kennedy. Said she, “ Mrs. Reagan is the best The moon is moving toward its last quarter. narrator to date.” The morning stars are Jupiter and tetum . Town eligible for funds Jerry Parr, the Secret Service agent who The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. pushed President Reagan into a limousine and Those bpm on this date are under the sign of Aries. Cut Flower Specials out of the way of John Hinckley’s last bullet two Bom on this date were philosopher Rene Descartes years ago Wednesday said his training to “cover False alarm and composer Franz Joseph Haydn, in 1782. to aid refugee children On this date in history; and evacuate” took over, reminding him to step in front of the president’s body, then get him out of A telephoned bomb threat routed 2,000 Dolly In 1889, the Eiffel Tower was inaugurated in P alis the area. In an interview with the Arkansas Parton fans from London’s Dominion Theater •for the Universal Exhibition of Arts and Manchester is eligible for $6,851.68 in the money again this year to run a Daffodils Mixed Bouquet Gazette in Little Rock, P arr said; ”At such a k Tuesday night but bomb squad dogs couldn’t find Manufactures. federal money for a supplementary special summer school program for the moment there is hardly any feeling except doing anything. The country music star resumed her In 1948, ’The Marshal Aid Act was passed by the U.S. education program to help 43 refugee eligible students. Congress. ^ your duty. All of my experience came together. It concert — the last of three in the British capital — children — mostly Laotions — learn to The Board of Directors will be asked an hour later. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson announced he speak, read, write and understand next Tuesday night to approve accep­ =i'2.33 H.19 was a matter of training — a matter of armor and flesh.” Parr is now assistant director in the ,,wqujd , not seek re-election and also ordered English. tance of the grant and appropriation of bunch Secret Service’s Office of Protective Research. -•I.L suspension of American bombing in North Vietnam. 'The town also has received word that it to the refugee children program. Lt. William Galley was sentenced to an additional $2,000 probably will be This is a “washout account,” which Names In the news life imprisonment for bis part in the Hjathf of 22 available for 10 additional eligible means all the funding comes in through Vietnamese civilians. refugee students who have arrived in the federal grant and is allocated Plant Special Fiedler remembered The Civil Service commission Wednesday town since October. directly to the program, with no finalized its decision to uphold the demotion of Dr. .oM*^****.*®' “** Britain’s Queen Victoria The school system anticipates using additional local funding required. Thomas Noguchi, Los Angeles’ so-called “cor­ They’re going to build a memorial to Arthur ™ „ ®“4 calm; it is oner to the stars” for mismanagement, voting only trides that irritato my norvat.*' Fiedler, late beloved conductor of the Boston UPI photo Lilies Pops. The committee in charge of the two-year unanimously to reject his ap peal... Tina Gebel, McDonald's Easter Egg Hunt sculptural project said the memorial will be on Richard Burton "chokes" Elizabeth 20, and Mark Oliver Gebel, 12, children of Fire caiia the Charles River Esplanade. Where else? That Taylor in a rehearsal for the revival of Ringling Brothers and Bamum and Bailey Circus star Gunther Gebel-Wllliams, have their own acts Saturday April 2nd at 2 pm $6.99 was the site of 7iedler’s popular annual concerts for more than 50 years. ’There already has been a “Private Lives" which opens May 8 in in the new production opened Tuesday in New HrraUi nationwide competition for the design of the New York. York — Tina puts a pack of elegant Russian Manchester 1221 Tolknid Turapika, Manchastar Open Thur. FrI. Sat. Nights till 9 PM^ memorial and four finalists have been selected wolfhounds through their paces amd Mark Oliver PubllBhBT Tuesday, 2:02 p.m. — from over 70 designers. They are Robert Berks of works out a passel of goats ... Council 37 of the Thomas J. Hooper, Qeneral Manager because she was tired of driving. “ We were going Car fire. Carriage Drive Easter Sunday til Noon Orient, N. Y., and three Massachusetts entires, to have to go into a new car because the one we American Federation of State, County and USP8 327-SOO an d Garden Drive. o A ^ Viktor Guyetsky of Brookline, Ralph Hemick of have now has 155,000 miles on it, and at our age Munipal Employes tossed a $l,000-a-head private VOL. CH, No. 153 (Town) Cambridge and Penelope Jencks of Newton. you just don’t want to do that,” she said. Mrs reception in New York Thursday for Democrat PubNthad dally axoapl Sunday Tuesday, 5:54 p.m. — Final design selection will be in May. Berks Amos, along with her husband, Kenneth, began Harold Washington, the black candidate in and cartain holldaya. by lha . . - J " '” ' " ' “earriar m ar raMO a rt St.20 i^ k ly . SS.tS lor ono House fire, 106 Main St. sculpted the bust of John F. Kennedy at the the route Sept. 1,1942. The seven-day-a week job Chicago’s mayoralty race ... Actors’ Equity is Mancnattar PuMMilng Co.> IS Bralnard Placa, Manchastar. sts.36 lor tliraa monllia. (District) Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in gave them no free time and now they plan to buy a arbitrating Peter Beyle's charge the producers of 830.70 lor tlx mondia and SSI.40 Conn. 06040. Soeond elaaa Tuesday, 11:10 p.m. — Washington. trailer and travel. “K-2,” which opened Wednesday on Broadway, for ono yaar. Mall rataa aro poalaga paid at Manchoatar. ■vbIIaMm 4m ------• Chimney fire, 156 Broad Conn. POSTMASTER: S a lw a ^ "M ablaon broke his run-of-the- play contract with him when St. (District) he was fired and replaced by Jay Patterson while Harald. P.o. Box SSt J o a O M M or dIMay Wednesday, 1:11 p.m. thq Himalayan dram a was in rehearsal.. Movie ManctMolar. Conn. 06040. •dvertlsemoot. or to roport a — False alarm, 530 Spring End of route Tactful quote flM lM ------______. . director John Erm an arrived in New York St. (Town) 85 E. Center St. Wednesday in search of an actor to play Stanley To tubtcriba. or to rapoit a svSi7tT'oS.®tci; Wednesday, 1:25 p.m. Thelma Amos, 62, of Portage, Ohio, made her Mrs. Ogden Nash, widow of the poet, attended doHvary proMam. eaS S47-SS4S S:30 a.m. to ~6 p.m. Monday Kowaski in the ABC-TV production of Tennessee tfyousn Friday. __ Public service, 549 final drive Wednesday over the 65-mile news­ Olfica hourt ata t\30 a.ni. to 5:30 Special gifts for all Manchester the National Symphony Orchestra’s performance Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Desire.” in which paper route she has driven for the past 40 years. p.m. Monday ttiroueh Friday and Middle Turnpike. (Town) of Saint-Saens “Carnival of the Animals,” Ann- Margret will play Blanche Dubois ... Andy Jka Manoh talar HtraW la a who enter She has worn out 15 cars and logged at least 1 8 * “«fay- OtSvary Wednesday, 3:50 p.m. narrated by Nancy Reagan, and recalled she had Warhol’s official poster for the Brooklyn Bridge •JJj^toOmtadPraaalmar- million miles delivering the Toledo Blade to rural xhould ba mada by 8 p.m. Mon­ — Public service, 11 Lake- heard her husband’s accompanying verse read day Uvougn Friday and by 7ao aarvloaa and It a 649-5268 Centennial w ill be unveiled April-M»y M ayer Ed •^wnbar ot tho AucNt nuroau of w o o d Circle South. Rules posted in store central Wood County. She said she was retiring previously by Peter Ustinov, Tony Randall and Koch. ' am- Saturday. Ckeoladooa. (Town) You must register Wednesday, 7:46 p.m. If — Public service, 17 Bre­ April 2nd by 2 pm. men St. (Town) MANCHESTER HERALD. TTiurs., March 31, 1983 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 31, 1963 Betting study Campaign open waste of time, WIN A GIGANTIC WIN A GIGANTIC in Connecticut HARTFORD (U PI) — Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., has wasted no time getting his presidential campaign in critics claim gear in Connecticut and his campaign leaders have outlined his plan to win the state’s March 1984 EASTER BUNNY! EASTER BUNNY! primary. HARTFORD (U PI) — A bill to study state- State supporters called a Capitol news conference sponsorship of sports betting as a way to cut the state Wednesday to discuss how they plan to win into “ a piece of the action” has been described as a Democratic delegates in the state although the “ waste of time" by its critics. Get Details At Participating Stores... primary is nearly a year away. But it was approved 22-11 by the Senate Wednesday, Gel Details At Participating Stares... Hart supporters announced the appointment of despite the state’s self-imposed moratorium on new Kingman Brewster and state Sen. Margaret Morton, gambling activities. D-Bridgeport, as honorary chairmen of the stale The bill, sent to the House, authorizes the Division of effort. Special Revenue to look into sports betting as a new ” I think he’s the sharpest possible contrast to revenue-raising venture for the state. Ronald Reagan and I think that’s what we ought to be “ It deserves study within the department,” said looking for,” said Brewster, a former ambassador Sen. Michael L. Morano, R-Greenwich. "Sports WIN A GIaM' and former president of Yale University. betting exists throughout the state and the time has M XT F S' X. Dairij BETTER UlSION Hart state campaign officials said they had raised come when the state should consider getting a piece of B uy tlie m uffler ^^^festowq^PliarnuKyf hta about $7,000 to help Hart qualify for federal matching the action.” Queen EASTER BUNNY campaign funds and also hoped to have Hart in . Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, disagreed. f r o m u s 455 HARTFORD RD. Connecticut in the next six weeks for fundraising and “ There is no way the state can set up a sports betting MANCHESTER / 643-5230 other appearances. facility and compete with the bookies. It doesn’t e m d s e t The Hart campaign news conference was the first of work,” Zinsser said. the labor free. brazier. Holiday Cakes at what is expected lo be a long series of news Senate Majority Leader Richard D. Schneller, conferences, speeches and other appearances by D-Essex, called it ” a total waste of time.” OPEN 7 DAYS 8 AM — 9 PM candidates and their supporters to woo primary votes. ” I think it is the height of inconsistency to pass a Hartford R d .N ry Queen DRIVING For your convenience pay your N.E. Util., SNETCO and CNG bills Democratic State Chairman James M. Fitzgerald 3 moratorium (on gambling) and the following week Having irouMa sooing tho here! Also, we are a U.S. Post Office Substation. said he didn’t think it was too early for candidates to pass a study on sports tetting. This is a piece of Make this Easter a special day be settling up organizations or seeking support. legislation we can do without,” Schneller said. rood lotoly? You ceukl bo with a luscious taste you’ll ondangoring your lifo and “ Not at all,” Fitzgerald said. "The candidates have Also approved by consent was a bill to raise the SHOCKS remember. A Dairy Queen Frozen pretty much declared. I think it’s too early to expect penalty for smoking in certain public places, such as Easter Cake is rich with good things tho livot of etnors. Got your that they’re going to get commitments, but it’s not to restaurants and supermarkets, or failure to post "no Lifetime Guarantee Monroe or Motorcraft like thick dark fudge and crisp oyot oxaminod bring your early to be doing some missionary work,” smoking” signs. chocolate crunch with creamy proscription lo us, for botlor Fitzgerald said the Hart committee was the first he The offense would be punishable by fines up to $90, Free InstaUation. chocolate and vanilla Dairy Queen soft vision, boHor looks. heard of, although he had heard of preliminary efforts rather than $5 as the law currently allows. The bill was serve layers. m m « t i on behalf of at least two other Democratic candidates. $ m m ^ L W Does not Include strute. Bring home a Dairy Queen frozen sent to the House. CANDIES He said he believed some Connecticut Democrats In the House, final action was given to a bill Moat U.S. Care. cake for Easter. helped former Vice President Walter Mondale raise clarifying the 24-hour notice to the secretary of the money Mondale needed to qualify tor matching state for special meetings of government agencies. Deposit CoNpon For Free dent Easter lniqr Cali To Order Your Cake 647-1076 We carry one of the federal campaign funds, but didn't think a formal ’The bill exempts weekends and holidays from the committee had been created. timetable. Fitzgerald also said he had spoken with a man who Also sent to the governor were bills giving the state WIN A GIANT BUNNY R«gtotw to LARGEST SELECTiON OF EASTER indicated support for Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, but commissioner of human resources the right to provide E A ddress...... 31B Cantor St., Manchaatar 5 Win Today described the man’s interests as more of “ a personal financial assistance to public or private non-profit Name CANDY at competative prices feeling” than plans for a specific committee. agencies in an area where a community action agency J^hone...... iJS b ■■ ...... at On the Republican side of the campaign, a has lost its designation; and allowing the courts to Address...... Hartlord Rd. 763 and 101 Main SL, Manchester MiiiniMf NOD SATMDAY APML t 10KM UL Phone: 643-1191 or 843-1900 spokesman at GOP state headquarters said Wednes­ order security for alimony and child support Dairy Quoon day he had heard nothing of plans to establish payments. * Eastbrook Mall, MansfMd ______.!!!!?*??''''” Pharm acy Phone...... Phone: 456-1141 committees in the state to work for President In other action, the House and Senate gave final Reagan’s re-election or another candidate. approval to a series of executive nominations to the ' REGISTER TO WINT GIANf W nNV Superior Court and several state boards. DapotH only at [M gisterto wmTreEfGim ’ In the Senate, nominees accepted included: Julia / MORIARTY BROTHERS / NAME...... Name__ Rankin of Ashford, reappointment to the state Board Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen ADDRESS...... of Education; Sal J. Giudice of Greenwich to the state PHONE...... Address. Prosecutors mum Board of Governors for Public Higher Education; I Owo««IMnll.ttaraaiiV^ John Mannix of Wilton to the state Board of Education 315 Center Street, Manchester WE REDEEM AU Phone _ and Bristol dentist Michael A. Fierri to the EASTERN CONNElCTfc^^ I Commission on Hospitals and Health Care. DAIRY QUEEN ROOK COUPONS In the House, nominees accepted included: Robert 643-5135 LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANSI ‘ SEE US FOR AU YOUR EASTER NEEDS on Powers deal E. Reilly of West Haven as Superior Court judge; Jay E. Rubinow of Manchester as state referee of the HARTFORD (U PI) — State prosecutors have Superior Court; Glenna A. Michaels of Byram to the r~:s. refused comment on a report that a second Conunission on Hospitals and Health Care and Rita unsuccessful attempt was made to end the corruption Hendel of New London and A. .Walter Esdaile of New case of former Transportation Commissioner Arthur Haven to the state Board of Education. W H EN Y O U C O M E IN. B. Powers short of a full trial. The Journal-Courier of New Haven reported the latest attempt to resolve the case apparently failed THEY KNOW YOUl when Powers refused Tuesday in closed discussions to Lawmakers vote plead guilty to a felony charge. BALCH'S The newspaper said prosecutors wanted Powers to plead guilty to at least one charge conveying the fact to stall tandems Powers interfered with a one-man grand jury that BEST BUYS investigated alleged corruption in the Department of A HARTFORD (U PI) — ’The Senate was expected to PERO FRUIT STAND Transportation. consider under emergency rules today a bill to ban The Pumpernickel Pub Assistant State’s Attorney F. Jerome O’Malley, one tandem trailer trucks from Connecticut highways, ★ ALL BRAND NEW * “A Manchester Landmark For Quality of the prosecutors handling the state’s case, refused stalling a federal law allowing them to travel comment on the report Wednesday. nationwide after April 6. of Manchester Since The Early 20’s” Powers, a former Berlin mayor, is charged with The measure passed the House 127-14 Wednesday, 1983 AIAZDA 1983 280-lX fabricating and attempting to tamper with evidence despite opponents who questioned the legality of the 432 Oakland Straat, Manchaatar that was involved in the grand jury investigation and PICKUP, *0-1259-0 DATSUN, *4-70544) EASTER PLANTS tampering with a witness who appeared before the measure they said puts the sUte on a collision course Oaktend Common e Next to Economy Eloe. DILIVIKID with the federal government. DILIVIKID WICKER EASTER BASKETS grand juror. If approved by the Senate, as expected, it will be Phona:643-PUBB MANCHESTER He also is charged with lying to the grand jury, rushed to Gov. William O’Neill who has promised to receiving a $1,000 bribe from an architect who did sign it. ORDER YOUR EASTER FRUIT BASKETS NOW business with the DOT and violatingstate ethics codes Senators planned to consider the measure Wednes­ Stop in and Reenter to Win a *5287 ’ 12,98 S T A T E B A N K by taking gifts from consultants who sought no-bid day, but the bill did not pass the House until after the OPEN YEAR ROUND MEMBER FDIC state work. Senate acfjoumed for the day. The House had been tied 1983 PONflAC 1983 81110^ Ail but the ethics violations charges are felonies. 1IM 1 MAIN ST. up n debate over a $14 million budget package which eiANT EASTER BUNNY T-1000, '1-M41.0 CINTUKY, <2-S3MM> 276 Oakland St. K MART RLAZA, eOWAROS FOODS The reported deal would be the second time squeezed by 77-74. DOWNTOWN MANCHeSTER BPeNCn ST., MANCHESTCR prosecutors apparently have sought to resolve their DILIVIKID DILIVIKID TIL. MS l oor Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, and DopooH AtTho case against Powers short of a full trial. Testimony in co-chairman of the ’Transportation Committee, drove n S AM-7 FM Mon-Frt Powers’ trial on the six counts began last week. the bill to ban twin trailers through the House. Register to Win A I SAM-tFMSat Prosecutors earlier reduced the number of charges Her committee had raised and approved the PUMPERNIGKEL PUB against Powers from the nine filed after his arrest in measure ’Tuesday, hoping to head off the trucks by the Of *5497 April 1982 to two counts in an apparent attempt to *9197 “Your Local Homatown Bank" April 6 starting date. GIANT EASTER BUNNY | negotiate a resolution to the case. Ms. Niedermeier said the trailers “ posed a safety 1983 PONflAC i 9 8 3 a M C i i ~ ...... I The attempt failed, however, an4_prosecutors threat to our citizens” and "serious dangers” if J-2000 Coupe, *1-aS35m KIGAL, *24418-0 roiroSIT AT MMN OFFICE FOR FRU increased the number of charges toUhejsix Powers allowed on the Connecticut Turnpike, where ^stances now faces. The decision to in crea se^ e number of DILIVIKID DILIVIKID PERO’S ! NAME are shorter between exits than modem limited access Name...... I ADDRESS counts has prompted defense motions seeking highways. dismissal of the added counts. ’The exits already pose a traffic problem, she said. AddreM...... | CITY TELEPHONE Ms. Niedermeier cited statistics showing tandem Tha Plaea whan you can buy a drink ot your ehoica from 3 p.m. to 7 *6887 PtMMM...... I Drawing Date — Saturday Morning April 2 trucks were involved in three times as many p.m. and your aaeond dripk coals only a nfekof.... *9597 accidents as smaller trucks and the death rate for 1982 PONflAC 1983 BUCK accidents involving twin trucks was 12.5 per one Rescued dolphins million miles compared to 5.6 per million miles for PHOINIX, *1-a7144> LISAKKI, *244454 smaller trucks. DILIVIKID OlUVIKID Despite Ms. Niedermeier’s claims the bill was within federal guidelines. Rep. Robert Farr, R-West beginning to eat Hartford, argued it would drag the state needlessly COME IN TODAY into confrontation with the federal government which *8287 *9997 could obtain an injunction to halt the ban. MYSTIC (UPI) — Three of the five rare He said it would have been better for the state to 1983 FNIEBIBD 1 9 8 3 W U A N white-beaked dolphins rescued last weekend from seek injunctive relief rather than try to ignore federal PONTIAC, «1-M 654 ice-covered Canadian waters have begun to feed in regulations. I PULSAK, *4-70274 DILIVIKID \ TO SEE their new home at Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. DILIVIKID But the other two still show no interest in eating and may be examined today to find out why, a spokeswoman said. Car buyers urged Julie Quinn said aquarium specialists were *9687 *6187 OUR encouraged by the three dolphins which began eating live rainbow and brown trout Wednesday. But she said to shop for loons 1983 PONflAC 1983 D AffU N it was still too early to tell whether any of the marine •ONNIVILLI, *1-M37hO STANZA, *44879.1 mammals — the first in captivity — could be saved. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Banking Depart­ DILIVIKID DILIVIKID GIGANTIC “ This is still a day-to-day thing. We have a long way ment advises consumers buying a car to comparison to go before we are optimistic,” she said. “ Our shop for a bank loan because of the wide discrepancy feelings about them is that they are in guarded SHOP ALL condition.” in interest rates. The average rate lor three-year loans on new cars Ms. Quinn said aquarium workers have refrained was 13.28 percent, down 1.16 percent since January, *9497 *67871 EASTER from examining the dolphins for fear of aggravating and the average loan rate for used cars was 15.8 1983 BIHCK their condition, but she said they may be forced to percent, down .76 percent since the start of 1983. 1982 IVAf conduct tests on the two lethargic mammals because Commissioner Brian Woolf said Wednesday shop­ OF THESE SKYLAKK,*2^2t^ SPIDIK, *5-35144 of the danger of dehydration, which can cause kidney ping for the best rate on car loans is worth it because of DILIVIKID DILIVIKID failure. Dolphins get water into their systems by the large difference in rates offered by banks. ’The UNNYI consuming fish, she said. figures are based on a March 4 survey by the agency. “ It’s hard to say with these animals where they Interest rates on mortgages and other consumer stand,” Ms. Quinn said. "When we’ve had stranded loans have declined in the first two months of this STORES *8597 animals, they generally don’t eat the first day or two year, continuing a downward trend that started in !8&88 days they’re here. We’ re not really upset about this August 1982. •A MANY, MANY MORE AT LOW^ LOW PitlClS it I yet.” Mortgage loan rates are an average 4 percent lower AH five dolphins were being kept in the aquarium’s than a year ago and rates on car and home "NEVER KNOWINCl Y UNDERSOLD' 30,000-gallon pool where the temperature was lowered improvement leans are down 3.5 percentage points. TOR GREAT to 65 degrees to duplicate ocean water. Rates on personal installment loans are 2.3 percent They were among groups of hundreds of dolphins, lower. of EAST WINDSOR porpoises and whales trapped in harbors throughout The average rate on adjustable rate mortgages with PONTIAC BUICK-flAT-MAZDA-DATSUN-lANCI/l Newfoundland this year by severe ice 4-to 8-feet thick a .25 percent down payment was 12.69 percent, down by ISlilch and extending 50 to 80 miles from shore. 289-6483 Open eves, 'til 9 .53 percent since January. The average rate on home The dolphins — mottled gray, white and black— can improvement loans for a five-year term was 15.83 EASTER VALUES Route 5, East Windsor, Conn. Diuona reach lengths of 10 feet and weigh up to 450 pounds. percent, down 1.07 percent since January. The HUOric-StaASeiwiuSi^f The five taken from Placentia Bay near Fairhaveni average rate on an unsecured personal loan for $900 319 AAobi SirMi (Acrow from Armory) Newfoundland, were flown to the Groton-New London was trio percant, down .47 perewm sinco January. AAANOIESTER, a 443-2145 Airport Monday. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 31, 1983 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March SI, 1983

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Germ discovery Dan FItta, Editor OPINION Alax GIralll, City Editor speeds diagnosis WIN A GIGANTIC of Lyme Disease

Jack BOSTON (UPI) — The new discovery of bacteria Anderson that cause Lyme Disease will improve diagnosis but EASTER BUNNY! probably won’t change current treatment of the Lcx>king forward to dancing candies Washington disorder known to inflict painful arthritic conditions, doctors reported today. Marry-Qo-Round Lyme Disease, named after the Connecticut area I ’m looking forward to seeing the concentric design of a hard while he explained how two Get Details At Participating Stores... where it was first recognized in 1975, is transmitted by the candies dance. I don’t mean candy with a tutu beiow and a wings of the Victorian home of ticks and known to cause attacks of arthritis that can to belittle George Osborne or tutu above, obscuring the Hansel and Gretel are removed last several years. any of the others involved with N a n c h e s te r dancer's face, but, I suppose, for action that comes later and The attacks are a later symptom preceded by other the Hansel and Gretel extrava­ not her vision. how the center section of the ills such as fever, fatigue and headaches. ganza that will be put on at the S p o tlig h t Before she began designing house is obscured in black light. Pentagon The newly discovered bacteria, classified as a kind of spirochete becauseof its size and spiral shape, were Civic Center for five performan­ costumes in 1976, Miss Lynn had I learned that the fairy tale found in some patients and ticks located in areas Look for our Easter Tabloid in the ces beginning next Wednesday. from Germany is sort of Ameri­ By Alex GIrelli — City Editor completed a successful career where other cases have commonly cropped up. It’s just that the costumes for with the San Francisco Opera c a n is t in this production, but I airline's Researchers said the discovery, along with tests Manchester Herald, March 30th! the candies fascinated me when Ballet so she brought to the was called away before I could that measure interaction between a patient’s EASTER SPECIAL I saw sketches of them on the Hansel and Gretel challenge an learn the inside story of the antibodies and the new spirochete when placed wall of Gaetano’s Restaurant in , extra measure of expertise. computer technology that will, together, will lead to earlier and better diagnosis.. Welcome to our new store ICECREAM the Civic Center when the danna Lynp, the costume de­ But the sketches I kept going cost $62 m The disease is known to occur in at least 14 states, The necessity to create new in the words of the publicity Connecticut Opera Association signer, and I marveled over the back to again and again were Europe and Australia. KINNEY SHOES TRADITIONAL AT costumes was one of the ex­ release, "incorporate stunning invited the press there to boost elaborate costumes parading the ones of the dancers who Two separate studies published in the New England penses that changed Hansel and visual and audio effects to WASHINGTON - While the SHADY GLEN the forthcoming production. before me. She pretended it was were obviously going to dance Journal of Medicine confirmed the link between the Gretel from what was supposed create a strikingly contempor­ nation’s commercial airlines are Among the hosts that day was all a simple matter of knowing the role of hard candies, ’rhe new spirochete in some patients and that found in to be a relatively low-budget ary interpretation of Hansel and struggling through hard times, the some ticks. EASTER BUNNY a tree who ambled stiffly among what kind of glue to use with production, remember, is affair to another performance Gretel.” Pentagon is operating its own Both groups of researchers, one at Yale University A luscious combination of the guests and a multi-eyed what kind of foam, but it was multi-media with a large dose of 3 ballet as well as opera. in the Aida-Turandot scope. I was brought up in the airline for the convenience of the and another working with cases in New York, said the creature of the forest who has obvious there is a lot more to spirochete could only be found in a relatively small One of the many creative narrow tradition which holds top brass — all at the taxpayers’ TOYS TO WIN appeared in a few advertise­ putting together all the bits and Since ticket sales are lagging number of patients. fruits, cherries and that a good opera performance expense. ments for the production since scraps of ordinary and exotic things I could never do is design that must be of some concern to But both groups said the low total, five of 84 patients then. things that make up the fancy costumes. But when I looked at the association, but for those is almost solely a matter of Exactly bow much the 9,000- in the two studies combined, still pointed to the Register in any Parkade store pineapple. A delicious They were at the Bushnell costumes. the candies, I concluded imme­ who attend, the costumes may three or four exquisite voices. plane fleet costs is difficult to track spirochete as the cause. Study last year of 126 ticks Auditorium later, along with Skethes of costumes lined the diately that I could have thought be a real attraction. I have had to undergo a through the budgetary labyrinth, gathered at. Shelter Island, N.Y., found 61 percent of it myself. I suppose that’s carried the spirochete. Easter treat — you’ll , It P m ti Osn Osborne, welcoming people to restaurant walls. They showed reeducation under Osborne, and but the Pentagon puts the figure at Yale doctors said the detection of the spirochete I tW L M M s Tpks. M n. S, MaNh. the performance of Lucia di human beings in the most testimony to Miss Lynn's I ALSO talked at that party to now I find myself saying that $62.4 million a year. One part of the provides a "definitive” diagnosis, but conceded "it is Lammermoor. mundane of realistic dress, and genius. Clarke Dunham, designer of the airline, the Special Air Mission agree it’s the best you’ve I'm going to a multi-media currently a low-yield process.” I " ;" w other creatures in the most multi-media staging for Hansel production to see th^ candies program, costs about $26.3 million THE COSTUME is a bodice in Treatment with penicillin and the common AT GAETANO’S I met Ju- fanciful getup immaginable. and Gretel. I eavesdropped dance. a year, llie bill for the other part, antibiotic tetracycline, if administered early in the zip ever eaten. the Operational Support Airlift disease, shortens the duration of the preliminary program, comes to ^ . 1 million symptoms and can either prevent or lessen the T«l«phone annually. athritis that may follow. An editorial Dr. Allen C. Steere at Yale said discovery of the (Winners Notified) M/H THIS IS A lot of money to be spirochete did not indicate any change should be squandering on high-ranking mil­ made in the routine treatment. Doctors also said laboratory tests involving the itary and civilian officials who like Public interest: interaction between a specific patient antibody and the comfort and convenience of the spirochete confirmed the disease in 90 percent of < S S & their own personal air-taxi ser­ those suffering from the earlier stages of the disorder. DAIRY STORES the real issue vice. Disdaining the far cheaper commercial flights available, they m D CONVENIEKT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER have created, in the words of an What is the "public inter­ all kinds of options for the '^40E MIDDLETPKE onRT. 6 • Open DnilyandSun.; Pnrk«de Branchopcn Mon thruSm Inspector General’s report, "an Cause of herpes ■Manchester JohnC andBcfniceA RMg.Ownen est” ? The question was cen­ school system without getting on-demand airline service.” Wl>im «t Hoch, EaacuOve Manaeer tral to a lengthy state Free- the public all upset. Parkade There is little red tape involved. MIDDLE TunNemf wuT/eeoAD tr. d o m o f Information Board members said so No reservations are needed; no key to its cure Commission hearing Tues­ many Bolton residents got vouchers must be submitted after­ day concerning closed meet­ involved a few years ago in ward. In effect, all a Pentagon CROMWELL (UPI) — The Centers For Disease ings held late last year by the debate over an earlier res­ poohbah has to do pick up the Control in Atlanta has been undertaking a nationwide Bolton Board of Education. tructuring of the school staff phone and say: “ I ’m a general. Fly study to determine how widespread genital herpes is f i n i me — anywhere I want to go.” in the United States and what triggers its outbreak. Entire Stock The Manchester Herald that a meeting had to be held Dr. James Goodrich said Wednesday the center is maintains that the two meet­ My associate Lucette Lagnado At fiicUnt:! in the high school gym to trying to find a cure for herpes, which has reached PHONE & VIDEO UU CENTER ings — at which board accommodate the crowd. has seen the IG report on the epidemic proportions in the United States, primarily Pentagon’s “ on-demand airline.” of N o w Open n'embers explored ways of b^ause there is no cure. Genital herpes is a virus that The Bolton board has a Here are some of the more reorganizing school staff — will infect up to a half-million Americans this year. "Largest Selection in Connecticut’’ point. Clearly it is not condu­ outrageous abuses it cites: Goodrich, a clinical consultant for the centers, said laoyr a .eji.-eCA 9»aiw Wtadil Ti iMhg 5my-$yt»aala-FMc» were closed in violation of the the center is involved in a project with Emory cive to good ^ucation to have — An Army general comman­ state’s “ sunshine” law and University to determine what triggers the outbreak of Pants teachers reading that their deered a T-39 jet tofly him, his wife that the public had the right to the herpes sores. Goodrich spoke at a symposium on jobs might be eliminated or and two children from Fort Hood, know how its board members herpes sponsored by the state Department of Health QUASAR that they might be trans­ Texas, to Washington, D.C. While Services and the University of C^onnecticut Health SANYO were arriving at their 8 HR. VIDEO RECORDER ferred to a different depart­ generals’ wives are allowed to fly O nter. A decisions. in cases of “ national interest,” ‘ ‘We have to understand why the outbreaks occur in Touch Conirole CORDLESS PHONE ment. And, to be sure, emo­ eREGAL'S Visual Search The FOI law requires pub­ children are entitled to go along order to find the cure,” he said of the virus. eHAGGAR 700’ Range tional public input can skew a Goodrich said studies by the American Health %> off lic officials to open their only on overseas flights when their board’s thinking and produce fathers are transferred. Association have shown an average of six outbreaks a eLEVI’S meetings except in a few very unwise decisions. Commentary year in most individuals. eJAYMAR $ 4 7 7 0 0 $ 9 8 0 0 special situations. One of the He said the Types 1 and 2 strains of the herpes But public input also can IN THIS CASE, the general was eSANSABELTi exceptions is when opening a simplex virus are the cause of both genital and labial FREE ALTERATIONS improve the decision-making going to Washington for a promo­ eHUBBARD meeting would result in dis­ infections. The majority of oral herpes infections are SCOTCH process. Often a member of tion ceremony. The cost of the caused by Type 1 strain, whereas most genital lesions closure of documents not in the general public knows roundtrip fli^ t was $5,365. IG are caused by Type 2. PHONE SPECIAL I - I 2 0 T A K the public’s interest to have auditors found that the same trip When a person is infected with herpes, it enters the Stop by & Rogister To Win Our Push Button Key Sratem something that may have Money well spent *.9> disclosed. on a commercial airline would nervous system nearest the site of infection, he said. Works on All Phone Systems 2 . 0 0 « m i i r escaped the attention of a Froo Giant Eostor Bunny That is a potentially large have cost $950 for the family of Once in the nerve cell, the virus restricts itself to that community’s elected area and can remain dormant indefinitly in some ■rawing Data Satordoy Marnini, April 1 loophole, but, the Herald By William A. Rusher another rightist regime and simply incorporated into Mos­ four. ” In our opinions,” the IG $1 188 officials. report observes, “ the indiscrimi­ people, he said. $ 7 9 9 . . maintains, not as large as the Syndicated Columnist plagued by its own dissidents; and cow’s fast-growing sphere of influ­ It is unknown why some people can be infected and nate use of military airlift in this Bolton board tried to make it. And by making decisions in directly north of Guatemala lies ence in Central America. never exhibit the disease while others are destined for private, a board risks encoun­ NEW YORK — President Rea­ Mexico: huge, hungry, impover­ Opponents of United States in­ manner makes it appear the DoD a lifetime of periodic outbreaks, (Goodrich said. At the hearing Tuesday is operating iU own airline for the tering heavy criticism from a gan’s request to Congress for ished, corrupt — a gigantic human volvement in Vietnam largely Bolton board members increased military and economic grenade, just waiting to explode. convenience of those having suffi­ public enraged not only at the escaped serious recriminations : argued that the public was aid to El Salvador undeniably ’The most fascinating onnlssion in over the results of our bug-out cient rank to use it.” decision but at not having served precisely because its does, at first blush, exude an the entire 35-year cold war be­ there, not because the consequen­ • Another Army general, m Drug complications BEGAVS “Your Quality Men's Shop" ® Al been consulted. unpleasant aroma of deja vu. Nov. 30 and Dec. 9 meetings tween communism and freedom ces weren’t ghastly, but because leave in AugusU, Ga., summoned DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ViiRNON 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD L / U m ANCHEST has been the total absence of they took place so far away that 6479998 were closed. Opening the But the best reason for Haven’t we through all this a plane from Fort Belvoir, Va., to 903 MAIN 8T. TRI-CITY PLAZA communist destabllzation ma­ most Americans simply didn’t seen for newborns TAKE 1-84 TO KEENfY ST EXIT meetings, the board said, giving the public the right to somewhere bemre: ^ e troops of a pick him up and fly him to neuvers against Mexico. That was care. But a communist roll-up of THE PEOPLE WHO BRING TOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S would have resulted in the know is to ensure that our rightist and assume, we Washington for a speech. The Open Daily 9:30-5:30 becaase Moscow hasn’tbeen ready O ntral America will most as­ BOSTON (U PI) — Premature newborns who suffer Opaa Wad., Itior. S Fri. tU 9 precious freedonqs are pre­ won’t be fa r * w o n g ) corrupt plane then took him back to Thuie. IU 9d)0 disclosure of certain “ sensi­ — but Mexico’s day may be coming suredly be noticed by the Ameri­ from a severe respiratory disorder are sometimes government that either can’t or Georgia and returned to its tive ” documents. The docu­ served. Communist govern­ can people, and in a few years they given a drug when they retain too much fluid, but won’t fight communist-backed Washlngton-area base. The two doctors report today the treatment can cause serious ments contained the late ments can make their deci­ may well want to know who tried to guerrillas; Washington’s early in­ round trips cost the taxpayers complications. sions in an orderly way. They IF AND WHEN that day comes, stop it and who let it happen. superintendent Raymond A. volvement, in the form of "train­ $4,S00; the general could have The University of Minnesota Hospitals doctors the United States will be obliged to Allen’s comments on various never pack high school gyms ing" personnel: the invocation of taken a commercial flight for treated infanU suffering from respiratory distress commit to the. defense of'M exico ways of restructuring the with a citizenry worried after the ‘domino theory” ; the requests THE A R M Y of Nicaragua, Mos­ about $300. syndrome, the leading cause of death in premature sum of money beside which the cow’s first Central American con­ schools. In some cases he reading something in the for larger and even larger commit­ • One general and his party Infants. $363 million President Reagan quest, already boasts 60,000 men — They found 55 percent of infants treated with the named names. newspaper about what their ments of money or economic and needed to fly from Washington to seeks for El Salvador will seem more than the armies of its three drug furosemide, a diuretic, developed the complica­ leaders were contemplating. military assistance. Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska But one board member, piffling, indeed. And the case for closest neighbors (El Salvador, tion associated with delayed recovery and chronic Surely one could be forgiven for — and they were in a hurry. So they James H. Marshall, said There is a world of differ­ using U.S. troops to fight alongside Honduras and Costa Rica) com­ lung disease. wondering if there isn’t a better insisted on a C-140 airlift plane, They reported in the New England Journal of under questioning by the ence between the Bolton the Mexicans will be enormously bined. The Nicaraguan govern­ way and (whether there is or not) if rather than the executive-style Medicine that the research did not necessarily persuasive. Surely it is better to ment has just announced its Herald that during its closed school board and the Polit­ we shall not soon be confronted T-39 jet, even though a C-140 costs • indicate furosemide was an inferior treatment, stop the contagion in El Salvador, intention to increase that figure to meetings the board discussed buro, of course. The form er’s with a proposal to send American $2,6do an hour to fly, compared adding that the benefits of the drug could outweigh the with military and economic aid 200,000 which, as New York 'Hmes other matters, some of which good intentions, though, must troops to the area. with the T-39’s $800 a hour. What problems. alone than allow it to reach military analyst Drew tflddleton The doctors said more research was required and the public ought to have not be allowed to obscure the Mexico’s 2,000-mile border with was’ the difference in speed? MR. REAGAN, however, is not has pointed out, will give Nicara­ did not suggest that the use of furosemide be known about. Other board underlying principle. The the southwestern United States. Exactly 10 knots an hour. “ A total ' abandoned for chlorothiazide, the only alternative allowed the luxury of such intellec­ gua a larger army than Brazil, a members indicated that pro­ premise of the FOI law is that Congressional critics of the of 15 minutes was saved,” the IG drug in such cases. tual fatigue. Yes, there are sim­ nation 46 times its size. tecting the confidentiality of Reagan request, like Maryland’s report notes, at a cost difference of the public must be given full ilarities — both real and only What is the purpose of this $12,400. Democratic Rep. Michael Barnes, teachers wasn’t the only access to the decision­ apparent — between the situation massive build up? l^ r e ly defen­ owe the American people an reason they met privately. making of its public officials. in El Salvador and the swamp into sive? Then why — to take another • Another Air Force general Boy State center explicit description of what they wlto his wife and two other They also wished to avert The men who wrote the U.S. which the United States wandered, example — have Latin American propose instead, and what their officers, flew from Andrews Air and where it lost 55,000 of its sons, scholarships to the Soviet Union public controversy. They Constitution would have response will be if El Salvador, in Vietnam. increased ninefold in the past 10 Force Base ouUide Washington to helps mentally ill wanted to be free, to discuss approved. despite their highest hopes, is But there are also monumental years alone? I f * Angeles - with a six-hour stopover in Las Vegas. Air Force differences, and this country must . BOSTON (UPD — A center for the mentally ill auditors insisted the trip, including formulate its policy toward El saves money and offers a theraputic environment by the stopover in the Nevada gam­ Salvador in the light of both the allowing patients to go home or stay in a Open Forum bling resort, was strictly business. dormitory-style inn after spending the day in the differences and the similarities. hospital, doctors reported today. The biggest difference, of "In Ught of the itinerary and The Massachusetts Mental Health Center, a course, is that Vietnam was 10,000 passenger list,” wrote the skepti­ state-funded community facility in Boston, organized miles away, whereas El Salvador Sacred trucks? cal IG investigators, "w e b elik e the system in 1981 to try to deal with shrinking is right on America’s doorstep — the trip was quesUonable from an resources. closer to Washington than is the To the Editor: appearance point of view ” Tbev "Today the mental health system is at a coast of California. Even if the They talk a^otlTtraHers — whether tandem or not. also pointed out that it would have crossroads,” doctors from the center wrote in the New domonoes had fallen in strict Can they travel our highways — a few or a lot? been $10,000 cheaper if the general England Journal of Medicine. "The days of unlimited expansion are past, and the challenge to public • . f sequence in Southeast Asia (as There’:yiever a question — in town what we’ve got! and his party bad flown first-lass Laos and Cambodia promptly did), on a commercial flight managers is to learn to live with substantially less.” T h e y ^ v e l our streets — and our paveihenta they rot. ' By day the system offers patients services they the last to fall would have been OimbyNEA.Mc SqAVnat’.s the big problem — is the question so hot? Footnote: Rep. Joseph Addabbo would receive in a more traditional psychiatric Indonesia, more distant from the hat our highways are sacred — but our streets, they are not? D-N.Y., chairman of the Defense 'If the Russians are 'for' somethin', I'm auto­ ■ hospital. At night, those who have no other stable United States than Vietnam itself. Appropriations subcommittee, la , outside environment available go to the inn, matically 'against' it. How do they stand on a But El Salvador’s norths Sol R. Cohen preparing to crack down on this supervised by social workers. freeze?"______^______neighbor is Guatemala, rulejl’ i y 51 Jordt St. unique Pentagon airline. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 31. 1983 - 9 Few peons' turn out tor hearing on Coventry school budget

6:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. By Sarah E. Hall government budget, rather than the school budget, “ We would be better off, in a dollars and cents point Elementary School, claimed that an informal survey of staff members at his school revealed that 50 (X ) QD CEKSI ® N ew i 3 ) - P.M. Magazine 0 - Odd Couple perform a mercy killing. Richard 1:45 A.M. Herald Correspondent board members countered that including it In the of view, if we paid tor this with school money,” said Burton, Barbara Rush, Jack Car­ families of students, out of a total of 200, would benefit C £ - Thrm 't Company CB - All In the Family 0 - ESPN SportaCantar 0 - Sign Off school budget would increase the likelihobd of Bagnall. son. 1960. from the social workers. (X) - Shariff Lobo 3 ) - You Aakad For It 0 - MOVIE: 'Fkwl Conflict' A 0 - MOVIE; 'Stay Aa You Are.', COVENTRY — Wednesday night’s public hearing reimbursement. Clarence Edmondson, principal of G.H. Robertson priest sets out to destroy the Sa­ ® - News on the proposed 1083-84 school budget was an (0 ) - Jaffaraont 3D - Family Feud Thursday A man falls in love with a young tanic miaaion of Damien, the an- MOVIE: 'Buddy, B i ^ ' A woman who might be his daugh-V exception to the recent rule in Coventry: ’There was no (32l - F. A. Soccer: Road to 0 - N e w a ^ s i . Sam NeiN, Rosaano man tries to prevent the suicide of Wtmbley ter from a previoua affair. Mar-. crowd, no heated debate, and the whole thing was over ® “ ESPN SportaCeitter Brazzi, Uaa Harrow. 1981. Rated his hotel neighbor. Waher Mat­ ' cello Mastroianni, Natassie O ) - USA Cartoon Exprosa, Ed Kanisky (Pete Schrum) thau. Jack Lemmon. Paula Pren­ in less than half an hour, even though the ^ a r d of ( 9 - Sporta Look Kinaki. 1979. , brings his new girlfriend Maxine tiss. 1981. Education has requested a $470,441 budget increase. GB - Festival of Faith 0 - S o a p 0 - F a a t iv a l of Faith 2:00 A.M. s s - Star Trek (Arlene Golonka) to dinner, bul 0 - Honaymoonara ® - S i g n Off Town Council Chairwoman Joan A. Lewis, citing 0 - Croaafira trouble starts when Maxine Is ( D - CBS News Nightwatch " IS) - MOVIE: Tha Atomic 0 - Sporta Totdglit 12:30 A.M. her disappointment at the turnout of fewer than 30 0 - M*A*S*H recognized as a local streetwalk­ CS) - MOVIE; 'The Jazz Singer^’ people, said the council will nonetheless try in the next Cafe' The fear, conformity and 0 - MOVIE; -EyeMdtnaaa' A dD ~ All In the Family official insanity of the Cold W ar is - AFI Showcaaa er in the "Brother Ed and the A young man chooses a career in janitor'a daaire to moat a beautiful C8D " Mission Impossible two weeks to pare down the proposed increase. recreated. 1982. Hooker" episode ol NBC's show business rather than fol-. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ® ® - MacNail-Lehrer toteviaion raportar leada him to “ Everything that has been asked for is necessary, but Heport (9 ) - Music Workf lowing in his father's footsteps as ® - Earth. Sea & Sky QIMME A BREAK, airing Thurs­ pretend ho knowa more about a a cantor. Danny Thomas, Pagg/ we’re Just going to have to establish priorities,” she & - Reporter 41 ^ B -* ChiquiHadas Programs de day, March 31. murder than ha doea. Wikiam G D -S tar Trek Lee. Mildred Dunnock. 1953. said. vanedades presentando el tal- CHECK LISTINQS FOB EXACT TIME Hurt. Sigourney Weaver. Chriato G9 - Sports Look DELI SPECIALS ® - MOVIE: Convoy- The ento joven. ® - Jo# Franklin Show “ We hope the low turnout means that we’ve done an MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS pher Plummer. 1981. Rated R. ® - Monsytln* Updats truckers battle the cops in tNs 0 - MOVIE: Enchanted’ excellent job, and that everyone is pleased with our war on wheels. Kris Kristolfsr- ® - Li* Detector 3.19 ® - M-A*S*H 11:30 P.M. 12:45 A.M. with cannibal lieadhunters. Dana' budget as “ bare bones.” ■ UWDVUKES @ - D r . Who 8:00P.M. Andrews, Jane Powell. Don Dub­ THE COVENTRY Taxpayers Association is one COIOMM ® - Hawaii Flva-O G9 - George Jones; With a bins. 1958 I AMEKICAN CHEESE lb. >2.49 ^ GD - Magnum, P.l. An old little From His Friends Tammy group whidi is obviously not pleased. raUY COOKED WAYER ADDED I ■ Mfssoi wuNoaniui 6:30 P.M. friend of Magnum's turns out to ® - Baratta Wynetta, Waylon Jennings and G2 - ESPN SportsCenter be a small-time drug dealer. <60 In a newsletter available at the hearing, members ( S - WKRP In Cincinnati ® - Benny Hill Show other country stars join George G9 - MOVIE: Cheech and, lb. >1.49 min.) daughters amid social upheaval in of the association suggested that teachers’ salaries I GERMAN BRAND BOLOGNA QD - CBS News 0 - Fraaman Reports for this country music get- Chong'a Nice Dreams' T w o ice Czarist Russia. Topol, Norma CB - Tha Marv Show ® 0 - NIghtllna I I FlIGO CSD ~ P.M. Magazine together. cream verKlore try to earn enough | for next year — already locked in by union contract at HALF SEMI (H ) - Barney MHier Crarte, Leonard Frey. 1971. 0 0 - HIM Stisat Bluaa Li. ® - Off Track Batting 3 ) 0-Benaon ® 0 - Too Ckwa for Comfort Calletano sounds off about the cash to achieve their fondest 9.5 percent above current salaries — are too high, that I I PROVOLONE CHEESE lb. >2.69 ® - World Figura Skatkig Rated G. A visitmg mother takes Andrew ® - MOVIE: 'Victory' Allied department's* indifference to La­ 0 - Saturday Night Lhra prisoners fight a more private war dreams. Cheech Marin, Thomas • the school administration is top-heavy, and that the ■ I LEVONUN Championahipa: Exhibition of ® - NHL Hockey: New York @ 1 - Fan of Eaglas by mrstake. (R) BONELESS HAMS d. tino officers and Capt. Furillo'a 0 - Hogan'a Haroas against their German captors on Chong, Stacy Keach. 1981. Championa Nengera at Philadelphia Rated R. student/teacher ratio is too low. PLATE PASTRAMI ». >2.99 ® l - No Empujsn Programa 0 0 - Gimme A Braak The eon disappears. (R) (60 min.) 0 - Crossfire the soccer field-while their real 0 ® - NBC Nawa / 93) - MOVIE: 'Tha Greateat comico con la animacion de Raul Chief discovers that his brother’s 9eal i* escape. Sylvester Stal­ (Salary and fringe benefit increases for both WUVER Jesus’ 33 - MacNeil-Lshrer Report ® - Sports Update IS ) - Untamad World Story Ever Told Pt.V Astor fiancee is a prostitute. (R) 0 0 - Tonight Show lone, Michael Caine, Pale. 1981. certified and un-certified personnel account for over years on Earth are captured from 0 - 2 4 Horae lb. - Spotlight Preview Rated PG. mORREU WHOLE OR HALF CHICKEN ROLL >2.49 0 - Noticiero Nacional SIN his birth until the Ressurection. 0 - MOVIE: -Handle with 0 - Psopla'e Caucua 2:30A.M. $326,405 of the proposed increase.) BUIEMOeE Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Cere' A bigamous trucker rom­ 0 ->MOVIE: 'Texas Ughtnlrtg' 3 Max Von Sydow. Chartton Hes­ ® - UrHlarsaa World' of A tough Texan takes his shy son 0 - MOVIE; 'Shanandoah' A “ <^n yoii afford to have unions control your budget FIHLY COOKED Restrepo. ton. Jose Ferrer. 1965 ances both of his wives and a ( £ - CBS News Nightwatch. Jacques Couttaau on a rip-roaring trip where he famwr triea to remain neutral dur- 1:00 A.M. and government? And you paid civil servants to be SHRIMP SALAD lb. >3.69 prostitute. Paul LeMat, Candy tng the Civil War bul becomes in­ JIP ~ Jeffersons GB - Inside the USFL learns the pleasures and pains of ® - Sanford and Son I k W f V f f MNM Clark, Charles Napier. 1977. 9:30 P.M. volved when it begins to - CroMfire your masters? Wake up, peons!’’ demanded the 2.69 @ - Ovar Eaay Werewolf in London' Tw o Mitchell. Maureen McCormick. - TwHIght Zone An aging p>oltticat boss of an east­ 0 ** Chaars Sam's older mily. James Stewart. Doug ® - Wortd Vision SpacM “ Our practice is to give a raise that is fair and MUKUSIMPOItTED American students, backpacking ern city decides to run for another ® - Meaterpiece Theatre McClure. Patrick Wayne. 1985. 7:00 P.M. on the English moors, are vi- brother proposes marriage to Di­ 0 - Men's Gymnaetice: UCLA reasonable,” said Mrs. Stave at the hearing. “ Our term. Spencer Tracy, Jeffrey ane. Drakes Venture.' Sir Francis 3:00A.M. CANNED HAM 34b. CM >8.39 3 ) - CBS Nawa cioualy attacked by a wierd Drake sets sail on one of the at Nebreske teachers are certainly paid below the average for the Hunter, Diane Foster. 1958. 0 - Vanaasa 12:00 A.M. ® - MOVIE: Who Killed Maty (X) 0 - M'A'S'H beast. David Naughton, Jenny world's most dangerous and dar- 0 - Paopts Now With Bill What's 'er Name?' Retired box­ state.” Agutter. Rated R. ® - World War I i ^ voysM s undenaken. (2 hrs.) ®-MOVIE."Onforglv«,' Two (E) - Moppet Show 10:00 P.M. temikea become involvad in a ing champion decides to solve Board of Education member John S. Bagnall ® - Men's Gymnastics: UCLA 8:30 P.M. (Closed Captioned] 0-Dsepodida the m urd^ of an obscure Nevy CC-ABC Nawa GD ® - Tuckar'e Witch A laud with aevaga Kiowa Indiana claimed that Coventry teachers have the second ® - Carol Bumatt and Friands 10:30 P.M. over the adopted daughter of one 0 - F H m York streetwalker he never even CE)-Soap swinging Hollywood hairdresser met. Red Buttons. Alice Playten, lowest starting salary in the region. GARDEN FRESH 0 - ’A High Wind ki ® 0 - Condo seeks protection from the Tuck­ GD - News of tha families. Audrey Hepburn. 33) 0 0 - Alice Jamwc* Five children ere sent ^n^Lenceaier, Audie Murphy. 1:15 A.M. Sylvia Miles. 1971. ' B R IE F L Y DISCUSSED was the $37,000 budgeted ers. (60 min.) - Alfred Hitchcock by their parents beck to England 0 - Top Rank Boxing from 0 - S i g n O f f GD - Top Rank Boxing frony amount for two social workers for the town’s PRODUCE SPECIALS ( 9 - ESPN'a Sportafonim Atlamic City. NJ ® - News for proper schooling, but are at­ Business Report ® 0 - Last Word Atientic City, NJ elementary schools. After resident Richard Giggey ( 9 - Radio 1990 tacked enroute by pirates. A n­ 0 - Voice of Faith ® 0 - 20/20 0 - Indspandant Network 1:30 A.M. ® - Sports Probe '■* suggested that this amount be included in the general 0 - MoneyNne thony Quinn, Lila Kedrova, James Nawa ® - P H fa N ® - Noche de Gala ® - Indepandem Network ® - Tom Cottfo Show 0 - Nawa Colburn. 1965 GD - Sunday at the King's SEEDLESS GRAPES a 1.29 - Entarpfise News House 0 ) - Prime News 10:45 P.M. Woman a S la l^ Coverage of ® - Hogan'a Haroaa 0 - Rainbow Jackpot 0 - HBO Rock: Blondia This 0 - Rspottar 41 tha Woman’s Slalom la prs- 93) - Independent Natwocfc ® - Prime News ® - Soleded Sane dramatics 0 0 - Feme A well-known 'New Wave' group performs ad Area Towns 9:00 P.M. ^ l a d from Watsrville Vallav. News & - Gunsmoke Ltbenad Lamarque. Broadway star tries to buy Ly­ of their hits. 11:00 P.M. NH. (90 min i ' LARGE NAVEL ORANGES 5/990 dia's love. (R) (60 min.) ® ® - Simon & Simon The 0 - Inaida the USFL 0 - MOVIE; -Mandingo' The - Entertainment Tonight Simon brothers are hired to trans­ 0 - NBA Basketball: Loa ® ® ® 0 0 0 -News & 0 - MOVIE: 'Flddlar On the 0 - MOVIE. Tha BramMa 0 - Living Faith seamy side of life on a slave f Jr ® “ Business Report port a 'giant' mental patient. (60 Angeles at Denvar | ® - M-A-S-H A doctor returns to his Andover ROOT Tevye trys to marry off his min.) 0 - NBC Nawa Ovafiilght breeding plantation is depicted. 0 - CNN Haadlina News ' ® - Lie Detector honw M the request of an incurs- Jamas Mason, Perry King, Susan wy IN friend who wants him to SPINACH 10 oz. bag 69C 0 0-Sign Off George. 1976. Rated R. C> 1 CAN'T PELieve THEVP SO THIS FAR. EASY. I'M IN MOmLBCJKbHIC CELERY HEARTS THE RIflHT ANP WON'T H E A P 9 e T 9 ll 690 I BACK POWM. BRIDGE ASTRO Bolton GRAPH C o v e n try Using the Rule of 11 the enemy hearts to divide COLONIAL FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED 4-4, he would be able to set NORTH 4J10«< up a ^ d e for Us ninth Preuss has V 9 8 trick. However, that didn’t cfo u r ♦ K 8 ( seem Ukely after that sis * M rth d a y HALF SEMI BONELESS HAMS a^^l. 9 9 4AQJ2 spot lead. M ^ t U i w in South’s manner FRESH WEST EAST indicateti that be was in change of mind ♦542 ♦ATS trouble. He simply led a club April1,1«S3 ♦ AJ76S VQ104 to dummy at trick two and More travel than uaual ia likely YER HISHMESS, TH' ...TO OPPOSE -- UKE ♦JI074S put dummy’s jack of spades tWa coming year and there is a SC/kU-YWAfiS HAVE THOSE ♦»4S «S7 strong posNbUNy that you wW MARVEL TURKEYS ...... ' < CHOSEN BOGGLE, RIP, TBEAT on the table. 79 MOSSBACKS be able to take s trip tq a jpisot 1 0 - 1 4 Nh and 18-10 Dm fILABUSTER, 'EM ' SOUTH MeanwWe, Blast bad been Axil ,-OXA TOU PICKED IN TH' you have always desired i? FOR CONGRESS.' ♦ K Q 6 wool-gathering. When that on bond money HEAD] visit. ♦ K 5 S jack was playM East ducked AHSES (March 21-AprS 19) Try ♦ A Q 5 smootUy and ineffecUvely. to keep your schedule Ilexibia By Richard Cody No SubBtitute A We Give Old Fashioned ♦ K109S South bad his spade trick today so that you wUI be free td Herald Reporter home and ran off his nine move In case something Inter- For Quality Vulnerable; North-South tricks. Butcher Service ... Dealer South ••tlng developa. There's a BOLTON — Republican Selectman Carl A. Preuss If East had been alert be good chance that it will. Ariaa'- Waft Nartb East Saatb would have known that pradictlona for the year ahead said Wednesday he’s considering backing off from his earlier stance on using INT South held no heart higher are now ready. Romance, STORE HOURS: f 24 Pan 29 than the six spot his partner luck, earnings, travel the $26,000 the town has I 3NT Pan Pan had led. end much more are diacuisad. in revenue-sharing mo­ Mon. 1 Tues. 'tU 6.-00 The Rule of 11 first Send $1 to Astro-Graph, Box ney to seed a major bond 317 Highland SL described by R.F. Foster W R ^lo City station, n.y. issue. Wed., Thurs., t Fri. 'til 93N) almost 100 years s m would 10019. Bo sure to atata your Preuss said he re­ MUKHESTER BOTTS (5 KEAU.V WELL, ITS THE ONLV have told him that lo d l^ Ngn. Send an additional cently found out that F’i^OUPOF HIS /MR . ARNOLD FROM > K for the NEW Aatro43raph Sat. I Swidair ONE IN THE LETS TALK ABOUT Foster . sUd that when municipalities can in­ C A R A L A R M . ACROSS THE STREET : V6 your partner leads fourth Matchmaker wheel and book­ ■ tilSKIO NEIGHBORhOOP. THE CDNSEQUENCES ■} corporate preliminary SEEMS INTERESTED. OF ANOTHER LATE- best the number of cards let. Reveals romantic combina­ X higher than that held by the tions and compatlbUKIat lor all administrative fees for a ^ V \ NIGHT RAISE ALARM .' Closed Easter Sunday B y OiwaM Jaceby other three players is equal bond issue right in the V ^ audJameiJacaby TAURUS (Aprs SIMlay 20) bond issue. He had said \ \ - ^ N ^ X i to 11 minus the spots on the card led. In thi« case the Explore sltuaflofls today which earlier, when presenting T U n p kMked pretty hope- number is 11 minus 6, or 5. cooW be davelopad Into new his proposal, that sources of income. If you look l e « to $outh m e t be cov­ Dummy held two. East bankers had told him ered East's queen of hearts hard enough you might uncov- held two, declarer had uraomethlng potentially profll- that the town would need with Us Una at trick one. He played one. Hence, declarer money — about $25,000 could run aa four clubs and held no heart Ugber than the ’I — up front. three dianaonds right away, sU and West’s hem s bad to f GROCER 04^4-170V Y SPECIALScDwrr'iAtc f FROZEN & DAIRY ^ in* 1'°" ' “ '••y The Republican Town but that would leave him one be all winners. to be luckier In partnership trick short Of course, were (NBWSPAPBR nfrERPRISB ASSN.) Committee endorsed his “ vjnoemoitta than you will be PEPPERHMIE FARM •inking out on your own oi-iginal idea last month. ------gktCiwwi But the committee may K amS e r r y s a u c e bwioflclalalllanS. lire. 2/>l 17 ez. CARL A. PREUSS not back off and endorse LAYER CAKES S**!SP* 21^July 22) BOILED OMONS PEPPERIDGE FARM T T l Conditions which have art ... wants planning other uses for the federal 79C CROSSWORD •ftoclupoo your work or career money, town committee aanrun TOMATO JUKE 32 «. VEGETABLES IN PASTRY IV, m. •f* beghuiirq) to turn In your Chairman Lawrence A. Converse III said today. He poum 59C _ X'M IMppOyiNfi. favor at this tima. Be aJert tor said the principle behind the committee's position is M E E N G IA N T ACROSS 3 Controwny opportunities. . Anawar to Pravioue Puzzio that the money should not be used for items that SPRING WATER an. 59C 4 Tha briny LSO (M y 23-Aug. 22) Don't be a m I u $ B i> T O B e 1 Plant paitf daap loom apria«,7^,i;22;“ . should be in the 1983-84 budget. MIXED VEGETABLES 16 oz. • «. 59C- 5 Stiekf 5 Infinitt •fidar begins to get a IHtla The majority of the five selectmen, including the w j & m i VANDENAMPS o ci 9 6 Ltgalaid Otowded the next few days.' two Democrats, have proposed to buy equipment with \% IN HePE LQ | N <3 Fop ntarblo SWEET GHERKINS !•«. 99C ^ |TOup (abbr.) V«w popularity with your p a is the money. They have said that this way, there are two cuEF aerjutecE BAHERED FILLETS 12 oz. 12 Ouftbowl I* on Ha way up. ^ MY cLog. I victim 8 Sun (Lat) chances to obtain the equipment. ABC'tOB.ZOOBONI w/nwaUMlIs U*L 69C VAN DE KAMPS *«<*0 (Aug.. n -Sapt 22) If The finance board has already cut some equipment 13 Eight |Sp.) 0 Vanotian you have tomathing Important i 14 I potun painter proposals from the budget, including a $ 1 0 ,^ trailer. STUFnNG SHELLS .laauoi. 69c BAHERED STICKS 8.5 ez. (contr.) The selectmen have also been talking about RREV P0VP8N 10 Unwilling the aid ol family GREEN GIANT 15 Celaatial boar 11 Married n ^ b a ra rather than outald- pursuing a major bond issue, about $2 million, to build MUSTARD tot. 89C ThAJeS 1-JI 10 Wfilad 17 Lincoln'f a lire stotion and a town garage, and to renovate the 18 Short alaap WHITE CORN 10 I nickname 22H>ct 21) Your community hall for office space. CHUNK UGHT TUNA avioL 69C 19 Antalopaa 19 Peach atata (Sept GREEN GIANT 20 Mof powers of observation will be Preuss is running for first selectman against 'Kiuaaav (abbr.) ~ceptloj«lly keen tod^/ and CORNFLAKES It a. >ON^E60M7 22 Dumb girl i Upaot Democrat incumbent Henry P. Byba ^ e elections 99C 10 oz. .A 23 Daaiat 40 Compaaa l ^ c n learn a lot by doaely vaMnran LeSEUR PEAS 2 k . 23 Ecctntric 9 Btokf word •todytng others, aapadaM^Mr. will be held May 2. • j .u * ^ rTHOUSHT... 24 Inaida (prtf.) point Preuss said because he's discovered that seed DINNER NAPKINS McL 79< GREEN GIANT 26 Italian monw 1 Stvoa 48 Lower |Sp.) •one^whoae q^SuiM P 26 l^(F r.) I Love applo money for a bond issue can be incorporated in the 20 Comedian 27 Type of 48 Galatinoua iSSuTURE MARSHMAUOWS m..2/>1.00 BROCCOLI SPEARS 10 ez. Sparka i Diaoriontad (O ct 24 liev. 22) H issue itself. “ I ’m going to consider dropping it. But we Mmauama lawyar'afeo aubatanca If®"! common aonaa in still have to start planning. Even it the bond issue TROPKANA 29 Clairvoyant conduct LAUNDRY DETERGENT aiM. 30 Swelling 52 Craah againat l ^ r flnandal deaHiH^to^ay doesn’t come up for a couple of years, we have to start »1.29 3lSLon > Cayanna yooihould come out on the lunaitMaipaiir ORANGE JUICE 12 ez. K. 32Piac«or 33 Plant I Bri(K) into 83 Arrivfl-tima prom aide of the planning within the next year.” COKE or TA B >1.29 property exudation play guaaa (abbr.) Converse said. " I ’ve talked with a few (committee 34 Prickly aaad JSij'Jto'P'how guide you. ov members) about this. I would suspect that we’re still V 38 Barroom 2 s 4 • •AWIIARIUS (N . 22-Ooe. • 7 $ D to 11 in lavor of the principal, (that is) putting hold on the 41 On a cruiat ' Vour Independence enH 11 money untU there can be some planning and not 42 Smallaword IS 14 " " “ ini' 43 Gat tha drop Itou^a ya o trynottoletyour- taking things out of the budget." If on (comp, ID 17 In tSL He said the committee will consider the matter wd.) IS Wednesday at a special meeting. 4SMosn It ■ ■ 2 0 r — — — — Converse said since the town is expecting to receive 'TSUuf^jl^ • Pwohm «rWi eeupon a I7a0 purciia* wl|M coupon $7.80 purarioH 4TSwfbbing II • Jn w I Coupon p»r ourtomw I wNh coupon a tTaO purehOM 1 ] 22 22 more revenue sharing money in the next fiMal year, UmN 1 teupon pm cuttonifr ' 'mN 1 Coupon por cutlomxr / r SAW T\AO CATS^ ^ f so THIS IS \ toolt I UmH 1 Coupon por cuzionior . ~ 24 the bond issue could be reduced signiQcantly. 1 AND r DIDN'T ) 48 Scourgo 2S 2D 27 21 \^CHASE7HB4A... / ( WHATOLDASB ) 80 By birth I V IS UKE. y 2f SO 51 Elactrician'f |3I HOOD DUNCAN HINES .Hnra ami n* i h i t c concern HOOD I 83 Margin 22 23 ^ H s 4 SS B- S7 Ftre Calls KE CREAM AA BUniR BROWNIE MIX o K 6 A L 54 Four4n-hsnd U si 40 41 ILB. 23 oz. 88 Slightly opon ^ ■ 4 2 80 Swarm 4S 4S 40 Tolland County 57 Ovor (pootie) / j 2 8 2 3 ? ' “ $169 $169 $119 47 88 Roman doity 4D 4D •0 Wednesday, 10:20 a.m. — Ambulance call, 89Totala • 1 Blrcbwood Road, Coventry, (^uth II •1 DOWN . Wednesday, 12:49 p.m. - Chimney fire, Camillerl IL , jlGHLAND PARK MKT. | HIOHLAND PARK MKT. 14 M l tl •0 Road Coventry. (South Coventry) i D L 1 RaboutMlt •oWovament cyda wharelm ^ We^esday 4:39 P >i>. — Ambulance call, U.S. Post 17 ID •htoOMpoeallSr ^ * '* *^ : <71^ 2 Soviot atata ID Office, Route's!. Coventry. (South ^ v e n try ) MI Wednesday, 8:11 p.m. Ambulance call. Main S trM , Coventry. (South Coventry) i i i i i iiiiiit iiiiii MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Thurs., March 31, 1063- 11 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thure,, March 31. 1963 Condor emerges from shell, Obituaries F O C U S / F a m i l y Kathryn M. DImlow Kathryn M. Dimlow, 71, of egged on by vulture sounds Rockville died Wednesday. She was the sister of Helen England of Manchester. She was born in Rockville and SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Egged on was a lifelong resident. She had l>y recorded King Vulture worked at Sage-Alien and Roose­ screeches, the first California Condor batched in captivity I Andy . .It'?- velt Mills before retiring three years ago. emerged from its shell— bald head She also leaves two other sisters, first — and immediately dined on Rooney Agnes Luddecke and Ann Mar- chopped mice, a San Diego Zoo cinka, both of Rockville; and spokesman said today; Syndicated several nieces and nephews. \ The rare chick,'making its debut Columnist Funeral services will be Monday at 10 p.m. Wednesday after a final at 10:15 a.m. from the Ladd surge of steady pecking for about 5 Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., minutes, weii^ed 201.9 grams, or Ir fo get around, with a mass of Christian burial at about a half pound, and imme­ t'ni- 11 a.m. at St. Bernard’s Church. diately moved to increase that statistic. Mull Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 2to4and7to9 "H e just chowed down, he was so eii^. t t(k>k at p.m. Memorial donations may be hungry," said zoo spokesman Jeff .way and made to Rockville Public Health Jouette. "H e ate chopped up mice mixed with warm water. He’s got these i''|iia';Salno;‘' Nursing Association, Park Street, Rockville. an appetite, which is really a good ! relate sign." UPI photo ■ Marion C. Scott The chick’s body is covered with over Marion C. Scott, 76, formerly of REP. WALTER BROOKS. D-NEW HAVEN (LEFT) fine, white down except for its head > ^-> ik l aee a ' East Hartford, died March 25 in and neck, which are bald. UPI photo j||#l»eefc1wlr. ■, . . . with Speaker Irving Stolberg during debate The egg was snatched from its Following are some notes I ’ve Lincoln, Maine. She leaves three CONDOR CONTINUES TO ENLARGE HOLE daughters and two sons in Man­ nest by a biologist as part of a made that don’t amount to much; ,, wDeekdiair. $500,000-a-year effort to save the . . . on its way to birth in San Diego Zoo !v — Cars are smaller but parking chester. She was the wife of Walter . ^ % D H d U a Uttle aiffei^ A. Scott Sr. Democrats expect nearly extinct species. places don’t seem any easier to She was bom in Kingman, Only 17 of the birds are known to hear, Jouett explained. called for moving the tiny chick in find. . you’re to a Maine, on Oct. 17, 1906. She leaves exist in the wild. Three, immature ’The chick was being fed by hand. an ambulance to an isolation pen — ’They’ve added an awful lot of males are being held at the Los five daughters, Mrs. Frances S. Later this week, the chick will be called the "condorminium” at San dials and indicators to the dash­ notwith- Angeles Zoo for possible future Diego Wild Animal Park, 30 miles Merola, Mrs. Stella S. Kelley, and transferred' to the Wild Animal boards of new cars. All I really ■ Ij:«yln gets Mrs. Esther S. Wells, all of to prevail in vote captive breeding or ultimate re­ Park where it will be "puppet- north of San Diego. want to know is bow fast I’m going, Manchester, Beulah S. Kilgore of lease to the wild. fed." A human hand encased in a “ I dream about condors hatch­ Dy^jUfiseU^^ His York, Maine, and Mrs. Carolyn S. The chick hatched in an incuba­ puppet resembling a Condor par­ ing every night,” said Cindy how far I ’ve been and how much looted 'Kevin%iine Lavedeire of Livermore Falls, tor to the recorded sounds of King ent will do the fe e in g , to continue Kuehler, keeper in charge of the gas I have left. himself!’ for Maine; five sons, Robert E. Scott on 'mini' tax plan Vulture shrieks, which were its preparation for eventual re­ zoo’s Egg and Propagation Onter. — It is more likely that the ‘ it'^|llBa'^ »iRlnler and Thomas W. Scott, both of chosen because they resemble lease to tbe wild, where the carrion "E very time I take an egg out of mistake in arithmetic is yours and Manchester, Walter A. ^ t t Jr. of those of the California Condor, The scavenger could grow to boast a the incubator, I clutch it to my not the bank’s. Hiinohdiai- ’ Surry, Maine, John W. Scott of Bv M ark A. Dtfpuls problems for lawmakers in draw­ scream of a parent is the first noise wingspan of 12 feet. stomach to make sure I don’t drop — Pears are hardly ever ripe. jifevieaioned a chick hatched in the wild would Ellsworth, Maine, and the Rev. United Press International ing up the remaining revenue Carefully choreographed plans it.” When they are ripe, they’re Andrew R. Scott of Oneonta, N.Y.; package needed to balance the overripe. 38 grandchildren; and 23 great­ HARTFORD — Senate Demo­ budget lawmakers have yet to ‘faiieipt at grandchildren. — Tea always seems like a good tdisOount crats expected to prevail today and adopt for the 1983-84 fiscal year. idea but I don’t really like it much. Burial will be at a future date in win approval for a $70 million tax Before the House vote, Deiiio- Troopers enter investigation — The airport in Atlanta is a trip Boast York, Maine. package that would increase pri­ cratic House members who ces for gasoline, inexpensive blocked the earlier planned votes in itself even if you don’t go Card of Thanks meals and seeds and fertilizers on the package, said the fact some anywhere. fUi^ts You r kindness and sympathy a re bought by home gardeners. among their ranks decided to back — If you have to divide the more deeply appreciated than any ’The so-called “ mini’’ tax pack­ the plan did not change their of abuse at training school newspaper with someone Sunday |l;6lV-’ll»<':ni|^t : iin ( word of thanks can ever express. age won initial legislative appro­ ultimate goal of tax reform. morning at breakfast, they always The family of val Wednesday in a close 77-74 vote “ There is a difference among us get the part you want. Frances V. Tedford MANSFIELD (UPI) - Allega­ reported Wednesday. 1978 by the Connecticut Associa­ ^^]^:|ij8»eYadd8,.. in the House, where a coalition as to how to most effectively — The price of hotel rooms has proceed to secure a responsible tions that workers at the Mansfield Many of tbe patients in Bennett tion for Retarded Citizens, which made up mainly of liberal Demo­ gone up more than the price of crats had blocked consideration taxation program ...,” they said in Training School have physically Hall are the same individuals who claims care at large institutions is To pay respects anytUng else in tbe last ten years. twice in the past two weeks. a statement. "But make no mis­ abused severely and profoundly were housed at Thomson South inherently inadquate. Members of Company 2 of Town The package would take effect take, there is no difference among retarded patients are under inves­ when an abuse investigation took In March 1980, police discovered — An expensive rug always of Manchester Volunteer Fire Friday and raise an estimated $14 us about our goal." tigation by state police. place three years ago. Five people evidence of client abuse in Thom­ seems too nice to walk on. I have '.HOIslast. Department will meet at 7 p.m. million toward this fiscal year’s Rep. Robert Sorensen, D- The investigation began Monday were arrested, and many of the son South. The five people arrested seen some expensive paintings I today at Holmes Funeral Home to toHawaU projected $62.4 million deficit by Meriden, who had opposed the at the request of the school residents of ’Thomson South were and charged with assault and wouldn’ t hesitate to walk on. pay respects to the late Daniel Hair transferred to Bennett Hall. extending or hiking taxes on plan, said he decided to support it administration and police seized cruelty to persons as a result of the — There aren't many tUngs in who was a member of the shift logs and other records from The state police inquiries started gasoline, seeds and fertilizer and as a showing to O’Neill that the investigation did not serve any jail life as good as a warm shower. \%< department. Bennett Hall ’Tuesday. Monday when Mansfield resident meals costing less than $1. Legislature was willing to show time. They were given suspended — Most Americans want their ,i'wairat' some flexibility. He said the "We are investigating a com­ state trooper William Braithwaite sentences and probation and lost Democratic legislative leaders, government to do the right thing in who said the plan was the best they governor should reciprocate. plaint of alleged physical abuse of was c a lM by school officals to their jobs. AAemorial donations E l Salvador but have no idea what could get passed by Friday, had “ When one branch (of govern­ patients at Bennett Hall at the check into charges clients at "A As a result of the ’Thomson South Memorial donations for Evelyn hoped to take the plan up imme­ ment) puts up a wall of inflexibil­ Mansfield Training School," said Ward” in Bennett Hall had been incidents, tougher reporting regu-; the right tUng to do is. E. Sedlacek of East Hartford, who diately in the Senate but held off ity, then what happens is the entire state police public information systematically abused by "four or lations were impost, requiring' — Taking aspirin for a headache ipiid'.M >iti8: died Tuesday, may be made to the when Republicans sought time to nervous system is paraiyzed," officer Adam terlutl. five aides,” said one officer. workers to report even the smal­ used to be a lot simpler before Cornerstone Christian School in prepare and discuss amendments. Sorensen said in calling on O’Neill School officiate had believed tbe One Bennett Hall employee said lest bruise or abrasion on a client. television commercials. care of Church of the Nazarene, 236 Democrats control the House to bend his positions, which include abuse was limited to tbe second tbe investi^atton initially centered — Scissors are a clever Main St. Unit supervisors also are re­ 88-63 and have a 23-12 edge in the strong oppostion to an income tax. shift at "A Ward” in the buUding, on second-shift employees, when invention. , Funeral services will be Satur­ hut one officer said police were there is the least amount of quired to walk through their wards Senate, virhere one seat is vacant. Rep. Walter Brooks, D-New at least once an hour during their — They recently announced in day at 1 p.m. at Church of the Lt. Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso, how­ Haven, chairman of the Legisla­ investigating whether it was more supervision on the ward. Nazarene. Friends may call at the widespread. But ’Tuesday, state police were shifts to reduce the chances of ' Washington that the Consumer ever, can break a Senate tie as the tive Black and Hispanic Caucus abuse. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main chamber’s presiding officer. which launched opposition to the Another officer said initial indi­ on to tbe grounds to seize shift Price Index fell for the first time' St., today from 7 to 9 p.m. and The tax package represents only package, stood firm in his opposi­ cations were that the abuse is of a records for the four wards that The latest instances of alleged years. After I finish tUs, I ’m going Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. a portion of the $277.9 million in tion td the pian and support for tax serious nature, and warrants will comprise the Bennett complex. abuse in Bennett Hall were re­ out and look for sometUng I have new or higher taxes Gov. William reform and an income tax. be sought in the next several School Superintendent Roger ported by a woman who witnessed to pay less for. O’Neill had wanted in effect by . "When you iook at this mini weeks. MacNamara declined ’Tuesday to some o f the incidents, a worker — Jimmy Carter’s thinking of Lunch program said. Friday to help resolve this year’s package you look at the damage we “ If it’s a single case, they handle comment on tbe pending investiga­ running for the presidency again deficit and balance the budget for do to those who can least afford it,” it internally,” the officer said. tion. Other school officials said the ’The woman’s allegations were Sorry, the muse is munching chocolate or he wouldn’ t have gone to Israel angers students “ You don’t usually hear much school apd tbe state Department of the next fiscal year. said Brooks, who said approval of borne out by records kept of what and Egypt. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — New However, O’Neill has indicated from them (school officiate) but Mental Retardation are more the school terms “ casualties,” the package would cast "shame" — When I ’m woodworking in my Britain High School students will he would accept the package as a on the House. when you do, look out.” sensitive than usual to the abuse clients who have suffered an I ’m in big trouble. No one in my family probably think of some fairy-like creature basement, it doesn’t bother me to have to stay in school during lunch first step toward dealing with the 'The package won approval in the As many as flve workers have charges, since a lawsuit to close injury. There have been a number has done anytUng funny lately. ’They’re Connections with gossamer wings who whispers witti­ stand on my feet all day, but ten My muse wears hair curlers periods, despite their objections to state’s fiscal problems. House after several Republican been implicated in tbe initial Mansfield is to go to trial in a of unexplained injuries in Bennett acting dull, actually. cisms in a writer’s ear. the new policy. investigation by the school, most month. minutes standing waiting for The so-called “ mini” package amendments seeking to remove or Hall in the last several months, a They watch me cautiously. They all know Not I. My muse wears hair curlers and a and a chenille bathrobe. John Smith, principal of the working tbe second shift, it was ’The suit was filed in December school official said. sometUng is torture. would raise an estimated $56 alter its three components were if someone slips and says something chenille bathrobe. Sometimes she smokes a school, told the student council million toward the budget for the defeated. One technical amend­ — Canadians resent Americans vaguely humorous. Mommy will turn it into pipe. And she sits around all day in bedroom Sometimes she smokes a Wednesday he will continue to fiscal year beginning July 1. ment raised by Democratic lead­ but they want to be liked by them. Chimp died of natural causes a story. A big story. A column really. slippers watching the soap operas and she enforce the policy. Smith said The package made it through the ers was adopt^. — ’The worst Job in television is pipe. And she sits around all teachers won’t be able to control And once the column is fed into the big hides Cadbury cream eggs in the closet. House only after enough members Republicans picked up some producing the shows that are on the the 2,000 students if they leave the of a coalition of Democrats, hungry green blip of a computer . She has a New Jersey accent, and she day in bedroom slippers, Democratic support but failed in other networks the night the building during lunch. primarily liberals favoring tax attempts in the House to have the Mommy wilt feel better again and everyb­ cooks hot dogs for dinner twice a week. And Oscars are broadcast on ABC. ’Two Students angry about the new reform and an income tax, agreed package amended to remove the ody can relax for a week. Or six days. Or she’s nasty. She only makes an appearance watching the soap operas... Susie in final resting place friends of mine, Fred Friendly and policy boycotted the lunch pro­ to support the short-term package. meals tax provision and the however long it takes Mommy to think up when she feels like it, not when I need her. Burton Benjamin, produced tbe gram last week. The close vote spelled potential gasoline tax provision. another column. . What a muse. GLASTONBURY the past 13 years. said obesity might have Susie also weeded the show that will be on CBS that Ught. Makes me think of what-Arthur Miller, (U P I) — Susie, a 13-year- “ It (the service) might contributed to the death. I’ve been trying to civilize her for years. Maybe I ’ll try a d v e rtis ^ . Wanted: one garden and was the They figure they and their wives the playwright, said when he was inter­ old chimpanzee who liked be peculiar to some peo­ A t 4-feet tall, she weighed guardian of the fam ily’s Maybe I can regale everybody with a But whenever I try to initiate a conversa­ muse. Live-in. Non-smoker preferred. may be the oUy four, people viewed recently. " A play comes to you and to watch television and ple, and some people may 90 pounds. Diets were 70 birds in the basement. Reader’s Digest account of "M y Most tion, she yawns, flips the channel, and goes Must be willing to work overtime. Share Attorney General probes smack cats around when watching. you accept it,” he said. He makes it all laugh, but we don’t worry hard to’ enforce and Susie Anytime she saw neigh­ Embarrassing Moment.” to the closet to get another Cadbury egg. room with writer who is running out of they tried to slink into her about what people say,” — I feel guilty I don’t read all the sound so simple. Like one fine day you open was in the habit of helping borhood cats in the vicin­ Maybe you’d like to hear "How I Spent ideas. Soap opera f c iks need not apply. mistress' aviary, is in her said tbe Rev. Viola Davis. herself to food in the newspaper. your front door to find a play standing there. ity, she made them go My Summer Vacation.” Or, “ My Problem, DO OTHER WRITERS have this prob­ final resting place. " I t ’s what’ s in our heart refrigerator. away. — Something usually hurts. 11118 Not just any play, but the Great American and How I Solved It.” lem, I wonder? Here I am, my muse is food co-op's ad practices She was burled recently that counts. And we have Susie had her own tele­ week, alone, ,for example, I got a one. TROUBLE IS, li takes a long time to She imitated humans by Somehow none of these things really grab by her owners, Arlene and love in our heart.” vision set, a 25-inch color sliver in my thumb and Mt my big hooked on chocolate and “ Days of Our break in a muse. She’d probably try to give occasionally smoking ci­ Well, I’ve been waiting all week for my me, though. Not the way “ Death of a Amalio Rivera, at tbe The Riveras are tbe push-button in the living garettes and sipping beer, toe on the scale when I was comiqg Lives,” and my family won’t even get me me ideas I ’ve already had. Tell me old By Raymond T. DeMeo ability to save money by column to come to me, just like Mr. Miller’s Salesman” grabbed Arthur Miller. Not kee’s advertisements and own products and prices. Forest Memorial Park in parents of two adult cMId- rbpm, which she turned on and if she wanted a bath, out of the bathroom. out of this ridiculous bind by doing jokes. And if I got impatient, she’d probably Herald Reporter buying groceries in large those of a liquor store suburban Hartford. play. But every time I open the front door, even the way “ Trees” grabbed Joyce A Yankee attorney, ren, a son, 24, and a and off and watched when she would lie on the floor — No one keeps statistics on the something crazy. throw up her hands and stomp out. Muses quantities, and to afford cooperative that the state An obituary prepared expecting to find my column, all I find is Kilmer. David Shrair of Spring- daughter, 22. When they she felt like it. She and rub her tummy. number of times they’ve done I’ve decided Arthur Miller may be are terribly, tempermental. Then I ’d be The attorney general’s an expensive, extensive sued for anti-trust field, said last month that by the family said simply: were unable to have more watched The Muppet somebody selling band candy. (And I ’ve office, which had been advertising campaign to ” I got right into the tub things in life. I must have shaved successful, but he’s not working with a full back at base one, museless. Or stuck with violations. the co-op’s group adver­ "Susie Rivera, 13, of En­ cUldren, they considered Show and "liked Mias already done a column about that) SO WHAT DO I do? I ’ve tried talking to “ looking into" the adver­ promote the markets and with her,” Mrs. Rivera 18,000 times. I wonder how many deck, as they say. Plays and columns do not the lady in the chenille bathrobe. tising does not constitute field, died at 12:50 a.m. adopting but were Us- P iU y ,” but didn’t enjoy said. I ’d gladly accept my column, in any form In the case of Buy my muse, but I ’ve been having trouble just appear. Or maybe he just has a better I think I ’ll go get one of those Cadbury tising practices of a their wares, according to price-fixing because the Sunday. Feb. 13, at home. couraged by red tape and TV violence, Mrs. Rivera miles I ’ve driven. at all, if it would just show up soon. It newly-formed super­ Yankee spokesmen. Liquor Rite Merchants of The burial was delayed communicating with her lately. The prob­ muse than I. That makes sense. “ The little cream eggs and drown my sorrows in Connecticut, a Hartford markets involved are not She was bom on Sept. 3, the waiting period. They said. more than a month partly — I can’t sit down for long doesn’t have to be a classic, as long as it’s market cooperative, is ’The co-op’s television lem, I think, is her attitude. muse behind the big man.” I wonder where chocolate. Maybe my muse knows some­ Superior Court judge competitors. 1969, in West Africa. She th en d e c id e d on a "If somebody would because the Riveras without crossing my knees or about 17 inches. now formally investigat­ advertisements depict When most people think of a muse, they he got her? ruled that the group could Reached today be tele­ lived in Enfield for 13 cMmpaniee. raise their hand, even in couldn' t decide whether to putting my feet up on something. thing after all. ing the situation. Yankee as a threat to the years.” continue group advertis­ phone, he declined to Susie died of natural play, she’d holler,” she bury tbe chimp or have — It makes me nervous to hear \ Robert M. Langer, the domination of the area’s ing only if the items comment on the matter. At the burial service, a causes and Mrs. Rivera said. her stuffed. talk about tUngs that won’t be state’s assistant attorney supermarket business by pastor read from scrip­ promoted were labeled as finished until the year 2017 or 2027. general for anti-trust mat­ regional and national Langer said his office tures as Rivera wiped Us How does a parent react? chain stores. available at only one has had no direct com­ — You can complain about ters, said today the office store. eyes with a handkercUef. will use "whatever subpo­ A week after the co-op munication with Yankee’s Then he knelt over tbe television but you have to give ena powers we need" to announced its formation, The ads also must fea­ legal representatives, small coffin and kissed them credit for not advertising Langer told the Manches­ ture a disclaimer stating "but qt some point I ’m NEW 1983 CAPRICE* find out whether the Yan­ Susie goodbye. The cigarettes. kee Supermarket co-op’s ter Herald that he noted a that each store in the Buy sure they (the attorneys) animal had slept in a crib — You have to be sick once in a similarity between Yan­ Rite group determines its will contact us.” Guess what, mom. I'm pregnant group buying and adver­ by Ms bed every night for 4 DOOR SEDAN . while to appreciate how good it is to tising violate state anti­ Fully equipped with be healthy. trust laws against price steel w.Walls. inter- Bv Ellle Grossman "There’s probably no more fixing. — The three networks are The trouble is, that is a fantasy. whether they’re sick or healthy.” pregnancy, tell her you love her mKtenl wipers, AM- fighting for first place in morning Newspaper Enterprise isolating or frightening experience Says Ms. Michael, “ Motherhood is He said the legal re­ And the economics of the situa­ and will always be there for her, FM stereo, striping, Association for a teen-age girl than to find a tremendous strain on an adult quirement for starting show ratings. What we need is a tion only aggravate it. and then listen to her feelings and SUPEMORIUTIKCMK tinted glass, mats, herself pregnant when she doesn’t woman. On an immature teen­ such a probe is “ reason to Viewer’s Digest. Someone ought to Says Ms. Michael, “ A teen-age respect them even if you don’t mirrors, mouldings, NEW YORK — Your 12-year-old want to be. If you attack her, she’ll ager, it can be crushing. Emotion­ believe that a possible 6 CEDAR ST., ROCKVILLE, CT 06066 power steering & pick just the best parts from each mother usually drops out of school agree with them. Then, the two of daughter is pregnant. How you also feel emotionally abandoned ally, she ends up getting less than violation exists.” brakes, air condi ­ show and televise them at Ught. and can|t_flfld_a job which means you can explore her choices and react when you find out can do you and her response may well be one she was getting before because a Yankee, a union of 25 tioning. electric de- — Some people have all the luck, she mustUve on public assistance how she’s going to work through both in or see you through tbe of rebellion.” baby can only make demands and Ninety percent of the more than 1- them.” independently owned su­ (ogger, automatic both good and bad. Other people crisis, says Jeannine Blichael. 875-094S transmission. St. To “ show you,” she rhay then go can’t give you anything back for million teen-agers who have ba­ Abortion is one option, she says. permarkets in Connecti­ don’t seem to have much Uck one She’s been dealing with pregnant Weekend Special «6349 through a cycle of abortions and years. All the teen-age mother gets bies each year are locked Into that "That’s an easy, direct route, but cut and western Massa­ teenagers for four years as direc­ pregnancies or, feeling aban­ way or the other. from this totally dependent little poverty level for a long time.” all decisions have consequences chusetts, was formed in *BaNa mm of Nh wwid’t birt by9799 J * . tor of counseling at the Eastern Flame Retention Oil Burners 6.99 seem to have built their houses too York. thing, laundering and cooking. Frustrated, she may lash out at her for her. She might have a feeling of close to the river. Then there are the constraints on baby, or at herself. "There’s a loss afterward, and later on, she Main Street and Crispi- M w t t llF from $ 2 tL M liwtaHod. ’’There’s obviously a wide spec­ ’THEN AGAIN, she may turn to no's Supreme Foods on — I never get over being her freedom. 'You cannot ever higher suicide rate among teens may feel changed for having come Cot Daffodils >2.33 trum o f parental responses,” she her baby. That sweet, cuddly little leave a baby alone and if you can’t Hartford Road, and the fascinated with elastic bands. who have babies than among those through it at such an early age.” says, "but the most common are thing, she fantasizes, will give her find a babysitter, you take the baby Highland Park Market in FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED — William Ruckelsbaus is taking who do not," says Ms. Michael. If she chooses to keep the baby, shock, anger and disappointment. all the love she needs; what’s with you even if that means Coventrv 8& t. CENTER ST. the same Job be had 13 years ago in It’s okay to express those feelings that involves other consequences’ CASH & more, she’ll be able to teach you maneuvering the carriage up and TH AT’S WHY parental support The purpose of the co-op REFERENCES. honestly to the teen-ager but the Says Ms. Michael, "H ow does she CARRY 649-5268 1970. How would you like to be how a mother should really down five flights. And there are the is crucial, she says. “ After you tell is to give independents the where you were in 1970? key is to do it calmly. behave. sleepless nights that go with babies her how you feel about her Please turn to page U V 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 81, H«S Advice Hurst MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs.. March 31. 1983 - 13 Eager anglers have begun Adopt a pet Reader refuses to let returns Contiiided from page 11 countdown to trout season Only one dog at pound lives with his younger brother, Tom, who is in past spoil present the Air Force in the Editor’s note: Joe Carman, a car upholstery. Don't, 1 repeat, Good news from the dog Golden SUte. “ My family retideiit of Manchesler for many don't use the Armorall cleaner. pound this week. And a big . and I were alone in the has been very good. I ’ve years, is a recognized authority on Use the Protectant. thank you to those who have house at the time. I had to been lucky about that and the subject of bamboo fly rods and Joe's Check your monofilament lines adopted the two most recent break down the door, call the people at East Ca­ fly Ashing. at this ttime too. It's amazing how dogs featured in this (wlumn. the ambulance, the she­ tholic. Things have Just much kink you can get in a line by Boots and Yoda. Dog Warden riff’s office, etc. When the seemed to fall into place. In 16 days the trout season opens World letting it sit on a reel too long, and Richard Rand happily reports Dear Abby paramedics arrived, my It’s not Just my doing,” officially, and If last Thur^ay what is even more important how that both dogs have new homes. mother was stili alive — Hurst said. night was any indication, the fever Joe Garman the lead sections of line can Boots had been at the pound Abigail Van Buren with the gun in her hand. The Rev. Robert E. has really gripped the “ troops” no deteriorate from use and then, just for B few weeks He was adopted The helplessness I felt Saunders, former princi­ end. There were 23 avid anglers sitting. I always take a foot at a by a Storrs family and Yoda was cannot be put into words. pal at East C;atholic, was packed in the “ Back Room” time, give it a good jerk, and am adopted by a local woman ’ yakking their heads off about amazed to see it come off in my And more good news, there I was in too much shock close to Kevin during bis everything from tackle, Ay tying, hands. Keep this up until it doesn't. was only one dog at the pound as to object to any of the recovery period and still Check your “ sticks'' over now, sw ret weapons, right down to the You'll find that you sometimes go 8 of Tuesday. He had just been funeral arrangements, so Herald photo by Pinto remains a good friend. He while you still have time to effect “ one that got away” , and the one or 9 feet up a line before the weak picked up. The Herald took his DEAR ABBY: The let­ birthday knowing that my my mother was buried on penned a recommenda­ good repair. that (Adn’t get away. spots quit. Better now than with a picture but he may very well ter from “ Tears for My beloved grandfather was my 25th birthday. tion for Kevin to graduate Ree|s...If you haven't looked at It (the stories) got piled so high fish on. just be somebody's pet who Birthday" prompts this home with the Lord and no The good old days school. them since last season, now is the I have been in therapy in that little room, that even the time to get them out and clean Leaders...Don't take last year's decided to take a spring walk. letter. After a long illness, longer suffering from for over a year now, and it For the moment,: Hurst There were lots of old stories to tell Brown along with co-workers Etta hardiest of us, grabbed a rod, and them up. You'll be amazed at how leader tippets for granted. They Anyway, the pet ttis week is a her father died, and she cancer. has saved my life. I’m is picking up some Apstin, ceTiter, and Mary Gessay sign hit for the parking lot to get a much grit has collected in places get weaker just sitting. I always black and tan shepherd cross. asked her mother not to We still celebrate my sorry I waited so long, but when former employees of House and courses at a local Junior breath of fresh air, and a change of you would never expect. cut my old tippets off, and tie on He's about 2 years ol(l and was bury him on her birthday daughter's birthday ev­ I thought I could get over Hale department store had their the poster. college in Riverside. pace. Speaking of grit. ..Try not to pack new ones of equal strength just found on Kiennedy Road. He because she didn't want to ery year because, thank it alone. I couldn't. annual reunion Friday night. Thomas Graduate school is in the ha ve sad birthdays for the God, it's easier to re­ immediate horizon for What is so remarkable about your reels with reel grease. They before the season opener. You'll be looks well-fed and he has a rest of her life. member the good times My advice to “ Tears” Hurst. He scored in the observing this phenomenon is to do lubricate, but they (all grease) amazed at how many Aies you hearty appetite. Rand has tem­ won't lose the beginning of the In 1968 my grandmother than the bad. is; Do whatever you want 96th percentile on his see everyone talking at once, are the biggest attractors, and porarily named him "Cheap nobody iistening to the next guy, season, let alone fish. (Charlie.” If he's still at the died on my high school The year 1977 wasn't to do to celebrate your GMAT’s so that avenue collectors of grit and dirt going 3 pound, he will be ready to be graduation day. much fun, but 1978 birthday, and don't spend appears wide open. Stan­ and yet at the end of the evening down the pike. it crying because some­ About Town everyone has had a good time. adopted Tuesday. In 1972 my father died brought me a gorgeous ford University, one of the I find that using some of the fine Flies...This is the time to steam one you loved was buried Because this pre-season fever is on Christmas Eve. baby boy! miwt prestigious in the lubes such as WD40 really work out your old Aies and sharpen hooks. on that day. (I could sit universal, I have been getting calls RAND SAID anyone who has Herald photo by Richmond In 1974 my grandfather There are many things and financial issues. country, is one school he better in the long run. So give your That goes for all hooks, not just Ay home and cry, but what Square dance Saturday from all over the country regard­ adopted a dog from the pound, was buried on my in life to get depress^ Registration is required and fees are based on the has bis eyes on. reel a good cleaning now, and then hooks. You'd be absolutely Aab- good would that do me — ing tackle, and tackle conditioning since Jan. 1, can take that dog to CHEAP CHARLIE birthday. about, but I refuse to let The Manchester Square Dance Club will have an ability to pay. For information call 236-4511, ext. 255. “ I want to major in slick it up with a good lube job. bergasted at how hooks you or my mother?) tips. Although I swore I wasn't the obedience classes to be he could be yours for free In 1976 my sister-in-law the past spoil the present. open dance for all club level dancers Saturday from 8 finance, maybe interna­ Nothing worse than having a spool thought were so sharp, have dulled going to write another column conducted by the Recreation was killed on my daugh­ NEVER LOOK BACK And please, don’tputoff to 11 p.m. at Verplanck School, 127 Olcott St. tional trade. I ’m not sure hang up or not function proper­ up with very little use. Use of a about tackle tips, the telephone Department. If proof of adop­ erty off Olcott Street. Rand is ter's birthday. getting professional help Randy Page will call. Russ and Anita White wilt cue exactly at this point but ly...especially if your playing a fish hook hone after steaming Aies over owners. Nurses to meet calls and people stopping in to tion. is obtained from Rand, the usually at the pound each week In 1977 I gave birth to a DEAR NEVER: in dealing with your grief. the rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee will have door that’s the area where I ’m off the reel. a teakettle, will give you a brand WEST HARTFORD — The Concerned Nurses of chew the fat on the subject started $12 fee for the classes will be Anyone wishing to adopt a dog day between noon and 1 p.m. He stillborn baby. Thanks for a great exam­ Sign me . .. duty. Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. heading,” be said. “ I Lines...This is a good time to get new arsenal of weapons for the to make me feel guilty. So here waived. This does not mean must pay a $5 fee to make the Here's how I handled it: ple of positive thinking. TOO YOUNG TO CRY Bud Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Connecticut will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the decided I want to go on some (nip hooks set up down cellar, coming season. can be reached by calling the Brookview Health Care Center, 30 Loomis Drive. goes...with apologies to those dogs that have been impounded transaction legal. The dog pound, 643-6642 or by calling the I attended my graduation Here is another from the FOREVER Don Gobeille. and get a master’s de­ and string, and stretch your fly And if these ideas can't keep you Discussion will be on nursing issues. l%e meeting is readers who find the subject and claimed by their rightful pound is located on town prop­ Police Department, 646-4555. anyway, knowing that hundreds of readers who Dancers must wear soft-soled shoes. gree. I feel I’ll be more lines. After they have been sitting busy enough until opening day, and open to the public. boring... even though my grand­ also had tears for their DEAR ABBY: “Tears employable after I get it. on a reel spool all winter, they are if the fever is raging within you, mother wasn't with me birthday; for My Birthday” should Once I get into the Job ready to be stretched and straight­ you might be able to assuage it FIRST, RODS...Check your Ay physically, she was with be reminded that a very world, I can make my way ened out. If you run the line back early at the Manchester Sports­ Soccer clinic planned rods, spin rods, bait casting rods, me in spirit. D E AR AB B Y : I brave little boy called there. There are some and forth around a series of cup men's Association annual Trout Class of ‘48 plans reunion for loose ferrules, and loose guides. In 1972 I had a lousy strongly identified with “ John-John” had a birth­ The Manchester Recreation Department will Jobs physically I can’t do hooks set 20 or 30 feet apart, and let Derby. The Derby is open to the Christmas, but in 1973 it “ Tears for My Birthday.” The Manchester High School Class of 1948 will have Nothing is more aggravating than them set with tension on for a 13-year-old boy writes, draws, day on the day his father sponsor a soccer clinic Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. at but those aren’t really the public. It is being held on April to hit a stream or pond on opening was easy too once again If my experience wili heip (the late John F. the Manchester Racquet Club, 4IM W. Center St. its 35th class reunion Oct. 15 from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at ones I ’m looking at. I ’m couple of hours, you'll find your 10...That's a Sunday, starts at 10 day, make the first cast, and see celebrate the birth of her, you may publish this; Kennedy) was buried, and Jester’s Court, 748 Tolland l^rnpike. looking at managerial- line casting easier, and straighter, a.m. There will be prizes for Christ. the top half of your rod go sailing When I was 24, my he acted like a iittle man. Ih e menu includes prime rib or baked stuffed type Jobs. That won’t when you go to use it. Use some line different categories, refreshments into the drink. Or, to start a cast, In 1974 I had a lovely mother kilied herself. She B.G. IN EUCLID, OHIO shrimp and open bar. Price is $23 per person. require a lot of physical cleaner on them too and then dress will be available, and It always is a feel that all is not copacetic, and and publishes comic books Red Cross offers CPR The reunion committee is seeking information on labor.” them up with some Armorall fun day. The fees are, adults $5, the following classmates; look up at your rod, and find the The American Red Cross will have a CPR Modular Protectant. It's the slickest thing children $2.50. Something like this Shirley Balkus. Shaw, Walter Barbier Jr., Jean line w rap p ^ around the rod shaft, going for Ay lines, even though it's doesn't cure the “ itch” but it sure By William E. Haudlo class on three consecutive Tuesdays beginning April 5 HURST STILL doesn’t because one guide has come loose. Milk allergy sufferer at the Nathan Hale Branch, 1237 Hartford Turnpike, Bidwell Hines, Alan Bradley, Joan Brnderson drive a car, but that’s supposed to be used on cars, and helps. United Press Vernon. Gustafson, Gerald Chapdelaine, Joan Coffin, Robert largely because of the International Applicants must be at least 13 years old. To obtain Culver, Susan Ellis, William England, Ann Erickson expense— roughly $20,000 Burk, Shirley Fogarty. an application call the office at 875-3377. — involved in equipping a Drink packs POYNETTE, Wis. - Also Jean Francis Carey, Lorraine Garrity, van. While most k i^ just read develops hypoglycemia Kathleen Gilroy, Robert Hanscom, Ann Hawley Wing, " I ’ll wait until I get out big wallop comic books, David Alan Olsen, Robert Hutson, R o b ^ Jensen, Robert of school and then I ’ll look Werden creates them. Nutrition Is topic Johnson, William Kloppenburg, Francis Krasnickas, into equipping the van,” The 13-year-old 7th June Lennon Gondron, Yvonne Levesque. DELAND, Fia. (UPI) often missed. The University of Connecticut Ckxiperative Exten­ Hurst said. “ It’s only a grader is the owner, au­ Also Betty Jane Lewis Famiglietti, Leo McCluskey, — A new cocktail called a DEAR DR. LAMB: Af­ sion Service will offer a six-lesson correspondence matter of time (before be thor, illustrator and busi­ Mary M iller Wilson, Chester Mohr, James Moriarty, hedgehopper tastes like ter bypass surgery on my course in nutrition for young children. Registrations drives),” his father says. ness manager of Nimitz Paul Risley, Howard Phaneuf, Barbara Sanderson brackish water, looks like heart 1 changed my diet to will be ocepted through April 10. Was there any doubt? National Comics. His pub­ Polyancket, Joan Schieldge, Harriet SchwarU KaU, the concoction of a mad Your Health avoid saturated fat and To enroll, send a $4 check payable to Tolland County lications, like "Silver Francis Slater. scientist and could cause cholesterol and gradually Extension Council, 24 Hyde Ave., Vernon, 06066 For Bullet,” appear on dis­ Also Joseph Stenialao. Phyllis Stebbins Chambers, liver damage, but bar­ improved my exercise so information call 875-3331. play racks alongside “ Su­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Dorothy Tracy Gaskell, Eric Trotter, Robert Wochna, tenders say it's gaining that 1 jog two or three perman” and are sold as Marilyn Wupperfield Kudra, Norman Kronick, EUen Guess popularity. far away as New York and miles a day. My blood Miller Cunningham, Charles Bigge, Mary Ellen pressure is excellent at California. Chambers Mayer, Don Marcin, William LewU, The drink is a mixture 110 over 65. Series on children and divorce David, whose father is a Vivian West. of vodka, gin and Bromo musician and mother a My doctor tells me to The Child and Family Services will sponsor a what Seltzer. Bartenders say it A Anyone with information m ay call 649-8881 or D EAR DR. LAMB: For enzyme that splits lactose avoid alcohol and tobacco five-session series on parenting children of divorce songwriter, started draw­ 644-0268 after 6 p.m. packs a wallop. ing when he was 6. eight years I experienced and put it in your milk to prevent my new bypass beginning Monday at 7 p.m. at the office on 110 Main ConlfaiBed from page 11 cramps, gas, bloating, before you use it. The milk veins from becoming St. “ Whenever I would see plan to provide food and frequent bowel move­ must sit in the refrigera­ blocked. He says that with But doctors say the a real good movie. I'd put The series is for parents who arp or soon will be shelter? What kind of Job ments and diarrhea. Then tor long enough for the my program even the addition of Bromo Seltzer it into Comic book form,” separated or divorced and who are concerned about Art careers at Central does she think she can one day I read your enzyme to do what the blockage in my diseased makes the cocktail dan­ he said. “ Around 5th the effects on their children. Attention will be focused get? Does she plan to column about lactose in­ natural enzyme in your arteries may decrease. NEW BRITAIN — The art department of Central gerous and Warner Lam­ grade, I started writing on feelings of parent and child, improving the child's m any, live at home or on tolerance and became intestines would do if you But I ’ve beard that a little Connecticut State University will sponsor an art bert, manufacturer of my own stories and doing sense of worth, and relationships of child with the her own? You have to Bromo Seltzer, has UP> photo suspicious. My doctor had a normal amount. alcohol may even help and custodial and non-custodial parent. career conference AprU 15 at the New Britain them in comic books, campus. start getting her thinking warned against the drink. too.” checked me and I was There is no reason to a pipe isn’t all that harm­ . Registration is required and fees are based on the positive. The conference is geared to art teachers, guidance about the realities she’ ll DAVID WERDEN. 7th GRADER think that lactose intoler­ ful. What do you think? ability to pay. For information call 236-4511, ext. 255. The books quickly For eight years I had ance would cause hypo­ counselors 2md students preparing for a career in have to face.” “ Alcohol itself is harm­ caught the eye of art . . . owner, author, illustrator and business manager of Nimitz What’s more, you have been eating and drinking glycemia. But many peo­ DEAR READER: I arts. ful to the liver," said Dr. teacher Janet Evans. She large amounts of milk and ple with symptoms that think you are a very lucky The schedule of events includes informal discus­ to think about your part in L.R. Mallaiah, a special­ said David showed an them as well. “ Can you milk products. I now cannot be explained oth­ man. A good diet-exercise Divorce counseling offered sions with successful arts professionals as well as a ist in internal medicine. exceptional sense of for a publisher. say, ‘Don’t worry, I ’U about it because of the ment, street crime, alcoh­ understand the undig­ erwise often end up with program without smoking tour of the exhibition featuring works of 20 conference “ Add it to acetaminophen space, an ability to convey Production has been HARTFORD — Child and Family Services will presenters. provide food and shelter, quality of David’s work,” olism, drug abuse and ested lactose in milk acted such a diagnosis, whether can help many patients (an ingredient of Bromo movement, and talent for time-consuming. David spoMor a workshop on separation and divorce but you’ll have to stay Miss Evans said. terrorism. like a chemical laxative. it is entirely correct or with coronary artery dis­ The cost is $12. Registration is open until April 8. Seltzer), and it's much telling stories. creates a hand-colored beginning Tuesday at the headquarters on 1680 home taking care of the She said the books, “ His is the type of During that period I not. ease so much that an Checks should be made to CCSU Foundation; Art more so.” “ It's really easy to pick original, and the master Albany Ave. in Hartford. baby while I ’m out work­ which teli tales of heroes 13-year-old imagination developed reactive hypo­ I would say if you have operation isn’t needed at Enrichment. Send checks to Millicent up on his talent — it just copy is duplicated on a Six weekly group discussions will focus on feelings, ing?’ Or are you a famUy like the Silver Bullet bat­ that gives adults faith in glycemia and a spastic eliminated your symp­ all. And, after surgery, Central Connecticut Stote University, New Britain’ Hedgehoppers come in jumps right out at you,” color photocopier. The colon. I know also from emotional stages, changes in relationships and legal 06050. or a single mother who tling the evil (lorton, "a re the future,” Miss Evans toms, just be thankful. many others do well as two forms — light and Miss Evans said. books are then assembled not just fun stuff. He your column that lactose cannot afford to do that?’ said. "David could have For the benefit of other much because of such a heavy. The light version With her help, David and stapled by hand. confronts problems that intolerance causes the calls for a shot of vodka, a quite an impact if only readers, the enzyme to program as the surgery. launched his publishing Bound in acetate, the we are facing as individu­ same symptoms as a given the right audience split lactose can be ob­ Forget about tobacco in shot of gin, two shots of company, named for his comic books cost about $3 als and as a society and he spastic colon and I don't Cinenm a n d t h e right tained through SugarLo all forms. None of it is tN O M C M C lem on-lim e soda and favorite World War II each to produce because offers us heroes and mod­ have this problem now. opportunity." Co., P.O. Box 111, Plea- good for your heart. While three-fourths of a capful hero. Admiral Chester they are done in limited els for fighting the evils." But what about hypo­ of Bromo Seitzer. A shot of Nimitz. Will he make a career of santville, N.J. 08232. And there are studies that Hartford quantities. They sell for David tackles subjects glycemia? Would the lax­ — The King of Comedy (PG) WestHorfferd comic book publishing? there are some dairies show one or two drinks of Athsnoum Cinema — ] : « . 7:20, 9 :» . _ dandhi wuiimaatlc Herald photo by Gineo tequila is added to create “ Although we sold about $6 each. ative action of the lactose Cim 1 a i—The Verdict (R) , JIHsen Soeore Cinema — ri2.so like nuclear war, meta­ “ I really don’t know if I that provide LactAide aicohol may be beneficial Women In Love 7 ;30 with The (PG ) 1, I. — High Road to 7, 9:M. — The Lords of the heavy version. primarily through “ I know the price is high affect this, too? Muilc Loveri 9:30. China (P G ) 1:15, 7:40,9:55. Sophie's Choice (R) 6:50, physics, cybernetics and want to do this when I milk. Other milk products in preventing heart dis­ Discipline (R)2:10,7:I0,9:W. V:X. — 10 to Mldnlglit (R) 7, Poynette private busi­ for a comic book, but I Cinema City — Sprlno Cnfleld The Mevles — Max Dugan For bunnies only “ Good Lord. Do they cloning, as well as the grow up.” David said, treated this way may soon ease, once you have dis­ Break (R) 7:20 — Eotlno 9:10. — High Rood to China nesses, we also had a few don’ t have any qualms problems of unemploy­ DEAR READER: I'm Rooul(R) 9:40. The Block Cine’ 1 eg , l , l, -w a •* s w « V t — nnu Max x Returns (PG ) 12, 1:55 3:50, (P G ) 7_,_9:_15. — Spring Brook roll them out after they “ but for now, it's fun." be available in more ease it may decrease your OuMn Returns (P G ) 7:40, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Spring buyers in San Francisco, glad you found your basic Stallion Retumi (PG ) 7:30, (R ) 7:10,9:10. drink it?” asked Walter stores or from dairies. heart's ability to pump — AAox Dugan Returns 9:40. — Spring Break (R) Break (R) a 1:55,3:50,5:40, WlodMr Patty Batsie, left, an(J Carrie rate an Easter egg tree in Chicago and New York problem. As you probably The problem of milk efficiently. Stick with (PG) 7, 9. — Blade Runner 7:10, 9:M. — Tootsie (PG) 7:50, 9:50. — The Block Plaza — The Lords 01 Best, both grade 1 students at preparation for Sunday’s visit Weglein, a spokesman for City,” Miss Evans said. 7:30, 9:50. — High Rood to Stallion Returns (PG ) 12, %4, DIscIplIno (R) 7:15. Warner Lambert. “ It's an know from earlier co­ intolerance in adults is your doctor and live to jog (R) 7:10 with Outland (R) 5,8,10. The books went on sale OF MANCHESTER lumns, you can obtain the 9:10. China (PG ) 7:45,9:55. — The Keeney Street School, deco- from the famous bunny. abuse of an ingredient widespread, and still another day. Clnestudle — Chan Is Miss­ Outsiders (PG ) 7:X, 9 :X .__ at the Madison Art Center CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA The Black Stallion Returns that should not be done. ing 7:30 with The Third Man (P G ) 7,9:10. this year and Miss Evans OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 9:00. -SNOMMAri- We’d advise against it.” said she is now searching Celenlal — Shadow Fist Manchester SAT. 10-4 SUN. 12-5 Hunter (R) with Black Belt T im e r s Rost — Max Fury (R) trom 1. Dugan Returns (PG ) 7:X, i Thoughts Guide available for fighting T J P ’’lng Break (R) Cast Hartford OilfSIDiRS MS4- Caetwoed Peb C cinema — 7:X, 9:X. — The Black The Lords of O ls c lg ^ (R) Stallion Returns (PG ) 7:15, 9:15. •sMowHan- - John 19:28 gives us the we might be made the cious Redeemer! Seems Peer Richards Pob a ci­ Mansfield Id U a M J I fifth saying of Christ on righteousness of God in new I see Him on Cal­ The Uarden Center Is Always 20-50% lass than <>ihar stores. TV racism and sexisnri nema — The Lords of Disci­ ^.T r^ L ox Celleoe Twin — the cross; “ After this pline (R) 7:30,9:30. tIT J U R Y b o x him.” vary’s tree. First quality. Lobals not romovod. High Rood to China (P G ) 7, Jesus, knowing that all Blooming with top NEW TONVILLE, Mass. (U PI) - A Showone Cinema — The 9:10. — My Favorite Year Up Calvary’s mountain, Wounded and bleeding, and fights to eliminate commercial Outsiders (PG ) 1;1S, 7:25, ( PG) 9:25 with The Stunt Man things were now accomp­ quality nursery stock new handbook designed to help people one dreadful morn. for sinners, pleading — THURS.-FRI. and SAT, ONLY abuses targeted to children. 9:X. — B ^ Bovs (R) 1 7:15, (R ) 7. RESTAURANT lish ^, that the scripture Walked Christ my Savior, fight television stereotypes includes The booklet provides examples of 9:40. — Toble for Five (R) Blind and unheeding — arriving daily in time Cine 1 a 2 — The Verdict might be fulfilled, salth, I weary and worn; dying for me! (Avis B. specific suggestions for fighting ra­ programs, commericals and public 1:05, 7:10, 9:45. — 10 to for your spring Hop on down to HarvOy't cism and sexism. 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NEW YORK 7696 j * y it and believe what it says THE MOVIE STORE WHmUMNur$ery in 2 Cor. 5:21, “ For he 707 Main S t Manchester | "Qroar With Us" bath made him, who knew Rt. 6 1^ sin, to be sin for us, that' ***■ « *« « ______Bolton 643-7802 OFF YOUR PURCHASE MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 31, 1983- 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 81, 1963 East Catholic Laser Residents donate trees baseball preview Page 16 for eye for town beautification SPORTS Ferguson). Donors for the Spring The Memorial Tree The Logan Family (Sheila planting; ^ _ Program announced the Langlols and her father) Irving and Ruth Bayer latest plans for spring tree, (John Mullen), Nursing Ad­ (memory of Philip Bayer), surgery?! ministration Offlce-Monch. Time Keeney, Doro and An­ plantings at the monthly Mem orial Hosp. (Ernest gelo Pedrozzlnl (Loren Kee­ meeting of the Greater Harris Sr.), Sally Pinto and ney), Margaret Todd (Gor­ I^Birtd's 53 points Manchester Chamber of Family (Ernest Horris Sr.), don J. Todd), Mrs. Louis H. CHICAGO (UPI) - Manchester Municipal Ren- Frese (LoulsH. Frese), Man­ Doctors say a new "cold” Commerce Environment rees Association (Herbert E. chester Green Chapter of and Beautification Com­ Wolfram), HIghlond Park A.A.R.P. (Deceased laser that explodes tissue members of Manchester mittee, according to School PTA (Paulino Bo- instead of burning it opens glnskl), Manchester Memor­ Green Chapter-2399 the way for a new era of Memorial Tree Program ial Hospital X-Roy Depart­ A.A.R.P.), Morgoret sub-committee chairman ment (Helen Pfeifer), McNamar (Mildred Miller), eye surgery. It's painless, Women's Club of Manches­ Dr. Douglas H. Smith. Neighbors ond Friends (Val- new Celtic high takes seconds and pa­ dls Klavins), Mr. and Mrs. ter (Mrs. Hayden L. Gris­ tients can go back to work Spring plans include Patrick Dougherty (Eliza­ wold), Chorles and Virginia adding sugar maples as beth Dougherty), Margaret House (Fronk Atwood), The that day. Henrietto Boys, Emily Nel­ points, Boston tooK a 37-16 first- 13 points. street trees to the Waddell R. McNamar (Gertrude Dea­ B y Mike Tully con), DIsobled American son, Joon Lewis, KImberlee quarter lead and the Pacers were Sixers 120, Hawks 113 Dr. Manus Kraff, an School grounds along Mid­ Boulav and Bertha Russell UPI Sports Writer Veterans Auxiliary to Chap­ At Philadelphia, Julius Erving ophthalmic surgeon at dle Turnpike West and ter No. 17 of Manchester (Stanislas Tomkiel), Cosmo­ never in the game. Northwest Hospital — one politan Club (Maude <»rls- It was not until 2; 15 of the second. s(x>red 26 points and Maurice Broad Street. (Deceased members of the Wednesday night might have of six centers in the nation Disabled American Veterans wold), Mr. and Mrs. George quarter that Indiana tied Bird, who Cheeks added 24 to help the Sixers Also London Plane Auxiliary toChopter No. 17 of Tomko (Mrs. Lovolo Golll- been the perfect time for Larry to receive the $130,000 by that time had 22 points. Iniliana clinch the Atlantic Division cham­ Trees and Locust Trees Manchester), Allen W. Dowd gan), Waddell School Staff Bird to enter a trivia contest. laser last fall — calls the (George Kingsbury), Mr. needed four more minutes before it pionship. The victory came despite are scheduled for planting (Ernest C. DeCloccIo). “ No matter what we did, he had laser an exciting new Perennial Plonter Garden and Mrs. Frank P. Gluhosky scored more than Bird, 26-24. 36 points by Atlanta’s Dan Round- on the Robertson School Club (Loved ones from the (Samuel D. Sease), Mr. and an answer,” Indiana coach Jack development in the field of “ I know my mom is listening and field. Hawks’ coach Kevin grounds along North Main Perennial Planters Garden Mrs. Joel Dodge (Fronk McKinney said after Bird scored 53 ophthalmology. Club), Alice M. Allison (Clar­ Atwood). there’s no other team that I like to Loughery incurred two technicals Street to supplement points to lead the Boston Celtics to ence Peterson), Conservo- score against more than Indiana,” and was ejected from the game. “ What we used to have memorial trees located tlon Commission-Town of a 142-116 victory over the Pacers. British American Club said Bird. “ Last night really hurt. Cavaliers 102, Rockets 95 to do was to go in with a there several years ago. Manchester (Replacement (Lawrence V. Sullivan), Clif­ Trees), Don, Peggy, Dona “ He was so quick and he got his You don’t know untily ou live there. At Richfield, Ohio, World B. knife at the operating It is urged that dona­ ford A. Treat (Paul E. WII- and Donnie Aspinall (Wil­ shot off so many ways, it was It’s a basketball city and those Free scored 28 points and Bruce table and make a slit or an tions not sent for trees liam Aspinall), Charlene De- Ihlde), Frank and Mildred Kos and Family (Leonard phenomenal,” continued McKin­ people know. Flowers came off the bench to opening in there,” shid at the Odd Fellows Park Clocclo (Ernest C. DeCIc- Eccellente), Llso, Tony and 3 do ), Pauline, David, Sam ney. “ No it wasn’t, it was Larry score all nine of his points in the Kraff, who also is presi­ at this early date, al­ Jennifer Flano (Uncle Blll- “ It was hard having all my^ and Sue, Marie Gibson (Nora Bird, that’ s phenomenal enough.” final period as Cleveland snapped dent of the American though some have been McCumber), Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Norris), Mr. and friends come up to me and say,’ Intra-Ocular Implant Albert Eagleson (Frederick Mrs. Alexander C. Penny m It was the most points ever ‘what’s wrong, what’s wrong.’ I a three- game losing streak. received. It is anticipated (David R. Nichols), British Tedford), George and Janet scored by a Celtic in a regular- Houston, 13-59, needs three wins in Society. that plantings of street, American Club (David Mor­ Eagleson, (jordon and Jean rison), Gunver Monutactur- season game and it came a night its final nine games to avoid its “ Now ... we focus a light flowering and evergreen Eagleson, Melvin and Joyce Ing Dffice Girls (Estella after the Celts were embarrassed worst season ever, 15-67, by the Herald photo by pinto in there and the light trees will not be pur­ Eogleson, Linda Tyler, Do­ Simpson), Mr. and Mrs. Al­ nald and Joonne Eagleson, 130-101 by the Pacers. expansion San Diego Rockets in literally explodes that chased for placement Robert ond Nancy Crouse bert Eagleson (Mrs. Sylvia NBA Yeomans), Mr. and Mrs. “ I knew they’d come after us,” the 1967-68 season. tissue. It vaporizes it, or there until late fall, 1983or (Frederick Tedford), Cha­ rles Burr (Fremont A. Wil­ Donald Forstrom (Charles said McKinney. “ They h$d one Bullets 100, Nets 97 atomizes it, and makes perhaps spring, 1984 at the Pennington), Mr. and Mrs. son, Sr.), Mr. and Mrs. practice this morning. Very rare. knew it was ours tonight the way At East Rutherford, N.J., Ricky Champion that opening.” earliest when all develop­ Barney Peterman, Sr. (Felix Donald Forstrom (James Al­ derman), Mr. and Mrs. Do­ Shows how concerned they are.” the guys went out there. I wanted to Sobers hit two fourth- period The laser can treat ment plans are fully clari­ J. Jesanis), Henry and Do­ lores Berdat and Henry and nald Forstrom (Francis Bird’s performance, which in­ beat them by as many as I could.” technicals and added two key Tree patients with cataracts fied and total costs Murphy), Monchester Prop­ Carole Glard (Llso B. erty Owners Assn. (Frank cluded outscoring the Pacers’ The Celtics led 62-40 at halftime throws in the last three seconds (or and diabetic hemor­ compiled. Young), Don, Peggy, Dana and Donnie Aspinal (Mrs. Ida Luplen). team 18-16 in the first quarter, and 79-59 in the third period when Washington, which received a Tricia Hall made her first rhages and may be able to Anyone interested in Manchester Property Carinl). shattered the previous team high Bird scored 13 points in a 19-2 burst game-high 26 points from Jeff venture into top competition help doctors prevent some supporting the Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Dana Sagan Owners Assn. (James TuccI), Betty and Peter Sodloskl of 51 points by Sam Jones at Detroit to give Boston a 98-62 lead. Ruland. Albert King led New blindness. ’Tree Program may make (Raymond F. Palmberg), a winning one in archery Ron, Betty, Scott and Sherrie (Paul Wlllhide), Anno C. on Oct. 29,1965. John Havlicek had Robert Parish added 20 for Jersey with 24 and Michael Ray a donation of $10 or more Klldlsh (Rena H. Slifkus), “ I was losing my eye­ Wlttmonn, Shirley Reggetts, 54 points in a playoff game against Boston and Quinn Buckner 14. Billy Richardson and Buck Williams when she won recent to the program and send it Co-Workers at Manchester sight and now I can see,” Nancy Meluzzo (Joseph Zy- Atlanta on April 1, 1973. Knight led Indiana with 25 points Women's Division of the to the Greater Manches­ lawskl), Walter and Anne Manor (Estella Edelson), had 18 apiece. said Dr. Joseph Pawli- Miller (Lisa Beth Young), Margaret McNamar (Dr. “ There was no doubt in my mind while Herb Williams added 18. Super^nics 135, Pistons 124 ter Chamber of Com­ George Colllouette), Joeond New England Open staged kowski, 69, a general Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. that this wasgoing tobe my night,” In other games, Utah tripped At Seattle, David Thompson merce, 20 Hartford Road, Burnett (Norman Holmes), Anita Erickson (Debbie at Hall’s Arrow Indoor practitioner and cataract Ogren), Joe and Anita Erick­ said Bird. “ Last night I had a Manchester. Martha McCollum, Alice and Dallas 117-103, Philadelphia out­ scored a season-high 38 points to pdtient who underwent Stanley Tompkins, Leone son (Mrs. Alfa Anderson), tingling feeling leaving the arena lasted Atlanta 120-113, Cleveland lead the Sonics to their ninth Range in Manchester.She Ideas for planting loca­ Manchester Country Club laser surgery. “I was ond Louis Mottesen, Barbara in Indiana. I let my people down, I defused Houston 102-95, Washing­ victory in their last 11 games. scored 421 out of a possible tions and tree types are and Robert Jones, Margaret Retired Swingers (Francis E. going blind. It’s nice to Connorton), British Ameri­ let my team down.” welcomed in writing and Mayer, Patricia Dougelo, ton tipped New Jersey 100-97. Detroit received a 30-point perfor­ 450 points. The 18-year-old see.” Jonet ond Robin Wilder, can Club (Francis E. Connor­ Bird, who played 33 minutes, may be sent to the Greater ton), Manch. Municipal Reti­ Seattle overpowered Detroit 135- mance from Isiah Thomas. Kelly Another cataract pa­ Mildred and Frank Kos also shattered the team record for Hall, who took up the sport Manchester Chamber of (Alfred J. Bolduc), Monches- rees Association (Wllllom 124 and San Diego clipped New Tripucka, second-leading scorer in tient, George Orlich, 58, Sacherek), Manch. Munici­ most points in a quarter, scoring 24 only six months ago, is on Commerce. ter Garden Club (Mrs. Sa­ York 103-97. the NBA, scored 19 points but spent said; " I see better now muel W. (Marie) Relbel), pal- Retirees Association in the third period to break the Jazz 117, Mavericks 103 the fourth quarter on the bench. the staff at the range owned Most recent donors Carol King and William M ar­ (William Andrulot) “The than I did, say, IS years Bfrthday Bunch" (Joseph previous mark of 23 held by Tom At Salt Lake City, Rickey Green Clippers 103, Knicks 97 (and those memorialized) tin (Bertha A. Britton), Mr. Heinsohn. His 21 field goals tied by her father and managed ago.” r*. and Mrs. (Jeorge F. DeCorm- Fuss), British American Club scxired 27 points and Darrell At San Diego, Tom Chambers include; ler (Horry Kutz), Margaret (Vera A. Peterson Tedford), Jones’ 1965 mark and he was by her brother. Mark. The “ cold” laser is so M r. and Mrs. Horace F. Griffith added 20 as Utah handed scored eight of his 24 points in the R. McNomar (Jack 21-of-30 from the floor, including called because it delivers Commonder and Mrs. Ju­ McNamar), Mr. and Mrs. Murphev (William Andru­ Dallas its third straight loss in the final 2; 24 of the game to cap the Another brother, Eric, is one its energy in pulses and lian Getzewicti, U.S.N. Re­ John F. Lent! ((Mnnoro Ma- lot), Mr. and Mrs. Frederick UPI photo 12-of-16 in the second half. Salt Palace this year. Mark Clippers’ comeback decision. New tired (Otto and Elizabeth Young (David N. Case),Tom of the country’s top ranking rodel), Mr. and Mrs. Barney The Celtics showed little signs of Aguirre led Dallas, which has York is 38-34 and has dropped four creates practically no Modin), Members of the Peterman, Sr. (M r. Charles ond Lorraine Elliott (Mrs. marksmen with bow and heat as do conventional Pharmacy Dept.-Manch. L. WIgren), Mr. and Mrs. Pauline Judd), Charles E. HOT-HANDED LARRY BIRD a slump that has seen them lose 13 never won in the Salt Palace in the of its last six games after winning argon lasers widely used Memorial Hosp. (Margaret George Dulllette (John Jacobson Jr., M.D. (Mrs. . .scoring two of his 53 points of their last 24. With Bird scoring 18 team’s three-year existence, with 12 of 13. arrow. ►i SmachettI), M.M .H. Nursing Hazel Lockward), Mr. J. McNamor), Mr. and Mrs. in eye surgery. The new Administration (}fflce (Mr. George Dulllette (Isobel Douglas Robertson (William laser is known as the Herald photo by Tarquinio Adrian Novasel), Mrs. Jacobs). Selman Davis), Mr. and Mrs. LASAG neodymium; YAG James E. Chace (James E. Leno Schubert (John John Telgener (Elizabeth L. Chace), British American McNamar), Norma Terrio Cook). laser. YAG — yttrium It’S right here Club (Mrs. Mildred A. Eddy), (Mrs. Horry Van Camp), Cosmopolitan Club (Esther Like dream to coach aluminum garnet — is the Keith A. Cates (Father Stan­ Mrs. Russell B. Taylor (Rus­ Pickles), Cosmopolitan Club crystal in the laser. ley Rother, Viet Nikolas Sto- sell B. Taylor), The Crick- (Elizabeth L. Cook), The Mike Brown of 91 Washington St. shows Bowers School science fair. She’s a scheck, Daniel, Michael and mores dnd The Russells (Jo­ Foleys, Agnes, Joseph and Spring swing begins This particular laser Timothy Kelsey (Gertrude seph Reggetts), Helen A. Louis (Josephine D’Connell was developed by Dr. Sara Finkenbusch of 123 White St. one third grader and he's a fifth grader. They LIddon), Sister Ita Ford, Caven (John McNamar), Gorman), Manchester Sister Moura Clark, Sister Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Garden Oub (Mrs. Esther Before you know it, and hopefully another Franz Fankhauser, an of the fine points of his project on blood. won in the individuai projects category. Dorothy Kozeel, Jeane Don­ Carpenter (Mrs. Robert G. Pickles), Manchester Fresno State rules opthalmic surgeon in The pair recently won top honors in the ovan, Girl Scout Troop No. 10 MacDermId, Sr.), Mrs. Alice Garden Club (Mrs. Esther deposit of snow will not be acquired, the spring Bern, Switzerland, and (Gertrude LIddon), Dr. and M. Allison (Raymond Cervinl), Poullne Davis scholastic season will swing into action. East Mrs. Douglos Smith (M r. and G torge), British American (John and Dorothy Bv- Catholic, Cheney Tech and Bolton all launch their T h o u g h t s was demonstrated last Mrs. Hugh Astlett), Dr. ond Club (Ethel Jones), Mar­ cholskl), Laureote Delta week at a University of Mrs. Douglos Smith (M r. garet R. McNamar (Joan Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi baseball campaigns Thursday, April 7 while Illinois Department of Robert R. Humbert), Mrs. Volkert), Marlon Robertson (E. Marie RIebel), Mrs. Jean Manchester High has a later start, Tuesday, April A p L E N t y Portrait of a loser Russell B. Taylor (Russell B. (Carolyn Glngros), Anna and W. Woddell (William Davis), Ophthalmology Taylor), Mrs. Dorothy Hort- 12. roost in NIT ploy John Klldlsh, Kathy and Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. symposium. zog (Mrs. Joseph Andrelnl), John Docherty, Barbara and Jacobson Jr., (Elizabeth L. Nevertheless, none of those dates is that far off. Len Auster, Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Louis MusInskI (Agnes Cook), Gert Simpson (Mary The Eagles, with high hopes held by Coach Jim Sitting in a doctor’s DIeterle (Thomas Bestor). Kuzis). Anne Pitkin), Mrs. James W. Herald Sportswrlter ing a crucial 3-point play with less seconds remaining. Don Lavey and Joseph and Penders, open the year on the road at Simsbury By Dave Raffo office chair, the patient Mr. and Mrs. G to ra t M. Maher (Elizabeth Cook), Mr. UPI Sports Writer than two minutes remaining. " I guess the game broke open rests his head on a chin How Fred Ahearn came Linda Becker (Wallace Par- Johnson (Loyola (SallToan), and Mrs. Ernest J. Turek and High. Bolton has a road tilt at Coventry to start clak), Mr. dnd Mrs. Harold Alpha Delta Kappa, Gamma Mr. and AArs. (Jary W. Turek The Blue Demons were thwarted when he had a lead and the (30- strap while the doctor R. Burnett (M ary Fraser Joe Monrob’s second season at the helm while Chapter (Edna Harding) (Karl J. Kehler), Manches­ NEW YO RK (U P I) - First, then by their own poor shooting, hitting second) clock went off (in the final views his eye through the Appleby), Mr. and Mrs. Ha­ (Hartwell), VIolo Reid and ter Municipal Retirees As­ Cheney hosts Rocky Hill in Bill Baccaro’s debut rold R. Burnett (Guy Jo- Marlorle McAAenemv (Jo­ soc. (Frank Robinson), Mrs. as coach. was the National Invitation Tour­ just 25-of-74 attempts from the 4; 00) and we were able to run our instrument. doln), Frank and Brenda delay game,’’ Grantsaid. “ Wewon seph McLaughlin), Mr. ond James E. Chace (James E. Manchester High’s 1983 inaugural is against already hpsts the Girls’ Staje Class Meets along nament bid. Then the trip to New floor (or 34 percent. Led by The laser beam of invis­ to such a dreary finish Yeomans In Honor of Albert Mrs. Barney Peterman, Sr. Chace), RUa and Lloyd 17a- Enfield High at Kelley Field. York. Finally, Fresno State won Thompson’s 7- of-10 effort, Fresno it at the foul lin e " ible infrared light cuts and Arlene Eagleson, (50th (Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold), vldson (M r. Hamdv Elssa), with the Wickham Park Invitational, would be a wedding anniversary), Mr. Eileen and BUI Toomev, Ruth British American Club (W il­ Track, golf, tennis, and girls’ softball all get the 46th N IT championship in its State hit 25 of 46 for 54 percent. away in bursts lasting 10 and Mrs. Stanley F. Dpbloch perfect substitute. It has drawn noting but raves By Cathy Brauner Walpole, Mass., a place with a court records, he testified against and Phil Harrison (on his7Sth liam G. Connolly). under way shortly and coaches will be anxiously first-ever appearance in the tour­ “ I don’t know what happened, I Fresno State's Ron Anderson to 12 billionths ofasecond. and Son (Wallace J. Par- bIrthdav-VIctor Turek), Mrs. Morgoret M . Dunfleld from coaches... St. Albans (Vt.) Messeneer reputation as a hell hole. another inmate and became a clak), M r. and Mrs. (^rald awaiting how their teams fare. Each coach at this nament. wish somebody would take the lid finished with 14 points and 8 The entire procedure av­ Handley family (Ruth Raf­ (Robert E. and Steven R. The American Legion-Connecticut Board of Distributed by UPI Freddy, a man who sometimes “ marked” man, a prison “ rat” Horowitz (Joseph J. Swee­ ferty), Manchester Munici­ Dunfleld),Merlon Ferris Rit­ time of the season starts off with optimism. The Bulldogs copped the N IT off the basket,” Meyer said. “ We rebounds and was named the N IT's erages 60 seconds — or ney), Claire ond Ray Robin­ Approved Baseball Umpires dispute has been cried over episodes of “ The within the federal system. He was pal Retirees Assoc. (Wilbur ter (Knight H. Ferris),Cathy Some, however, see, those dreams come crown Wednesday night with a took 28 more shots than them, had Most Valuable Player. Desi Bar- several minutes for a son (Seimp I (Mpllle) Mack, E. Southerglll), The Birthday LombodI, Margaret LaBrec, settled and the board will service the Legion this ST. ALBANS, Vt. - The life of Waltons,” wanted a family life. In never again to be free of fear. Cloire and Ray Robinson Club (Mrs. Ann Sheppard), Helen Brissette, Joanne Sar­ crashing down quickly. For those who are upcoming summer. What occurred last summer 69-60 victory over DePaul at 20 offensive rebounds to their six more added 12 and Mitch Arnold complicated case. (Alma Schafer), luiurle and Frederick George Ahearn was a prison, he played the role of the big “ Why couldn’ t I have died when I Charles E. Jacobson Jr., gent, Irene Smith, Larry successful, spring is a wonderful time of year. was a lot of silliness, the approved umpires trying Madison Square Garden. and one less turnover. But when had 11 for the Bulldogs. DePaul, Pawlikowski had a Bruce Green (Irene Peters), M.D. (Dr. A.R. MacDonald), Glrordln, Eileen Marsh, Co- tragedy in three acts. brother, protecting Eddie. The two knew no fear?” he was to write in a Lziurle and Bruce (>reen (M r. to use the Legion to get a renegade group in DePaul, under 69-year-old coach you shoot like we did tonight, which finished 21-12, was led by milky membrane cover­ Amelia and Tom Blanchard, leen Flavell, Linda Durand, The main event of the last scene even had a double wedding cerem­ letter last spring to his second wife. Brown), Bill and Jackie Fe- Annette and Reno Corno Sue McMillan, Ruth Gou- Norwich to toe the line, but that is past history... Ray Meyer, was play ing in its third there’s no possible way you can Bernard Randolph with 13 points. ing his eye cut away, therston (Joseph J. Swee­ — Ahearn’s solitary death in a ony behind bars. “ When I was a man, and I was king (John Farr), Amelia and ruder, Kathy Docherty, and Notebook gatherings UConn basketball will be holding its breath N I’T title game and the first since win.” Tyrone Corbin and Kenny Patter­ walked out of the doctor’s ney), Bill and Jackie Fether- Tom Blanchard, Annette and Beverly Palmer (George Ke­ federal prison cell — was predicta­ On his back, he had tattooed the of the jungle?” ston (Mrs. Theodore East Catholic’s Eagle Field is undergoing a Easter Sunday as 6-foot-ll Rob Cornegy of winning the oldest college tourna­ Thompson scored a layup off a son scored 12 each and Walter office and went back to Reno (Leonard Eccelente), vorkian), Mary and Herman ble from the first act. The only real wistful injunction, “ Live Free,” On January 31,1979, Ahearn was (Mathilda) Dumals), Ladles British Americon Club Montle (Raymond F. facelift, a much needed one. Loads of loam and Andrew Jackson High in Queens, N.Y. will make ment back in 1945. fast break and was fouled by Downing added 11. work. Bridge Group (John Montle). questions in this play were how and and the name of his son by his first transferred as a safety measure (Franklyn Porker). clay were delivered the other day and will be his decision on what school to attend that day. “ Just coming to the N IT helps us DePaul’s Marty Embry with 1;57 ” It’s painless. No anes­ when and why. marriage. from Leavenworth to the state judiciously used to help resurrect a deteriorating Comegy has narrowed his list down to Conhecti- and winning tripled it,” Fresno remaining and hit the subsequent DePaul led 30-29 at the half but thesia was used,” Kraff The principle character was a But Freddy kept something of prison in Concord, N .H. The stories inHeld and outfield. It should, by opening day, cut, Pittsburgh, Syracuse and St. John’s, all Big State Coach Boyd Grant said. foul shot for a 59-55 lead. It was the Thompson, a 6-foot-6 junior for­ said. “ The time that it perpetual loser, a prison “ rat” who himself back from the family he followed him. make the field a lot safer than it has been. Grass East Conference schools^ If Comegy is looking ‘ ‘This is the biggest thing to happen Bulldogs’ biggest lead of the game ward, opened the second half with took to perform the proce­ got caught in a maze with no exit. had. “ He had a lot of feelings in Freddy Ahearn, it was rumored, Man jailed for manners seed will be spread on the to-be learned outfield, for a place to step right in, UConn is the place. It to me in athletics. To come to New until that point. a 3-point play for a 32-.30 lead. The dure was exceedingly The supporting cast was a Greek him — he just didn’t know how to had violated one of the most sacred but may not get time to grow. The field is in has no returning big man and no other prospect, York and win the NIT, which has After DePaul’s Tony Jackson hit lead changed hands eight more short. It makes it a big chorus of wives, lawyers, and bring them out,” says Eddie. rules of the jungle; he had testified constant use... bigger than 6-foot-9, it is in contact with... always meant a lot to me, it’s like a free throw to make it 59-56 with times in the second htilf until two advantage. There’s no counselors who tried to show him Freddy managed to stretch out a against one of his own. HOUSTON (U PI) - An tions with a "y e a h ” next time I heard a ‘yeah’ 1;40 remaining, Fresno State free throws by Barmore put instead of a “ yes sir.” There is a new tennis coach over at East with Renovation of the boys’ lockerrooms at I ’m in a dream.” time lost from work or the the way out and failed, because relatively short sentence by sev­ THINGS GREW worse after a 18-year-old defendant who instead of a big ‘yes sir,‘ I Bernard Thompson led the Bul­ scored 8 straight points from the Fresno State ahead 52-51 with 6; 43 “ I wanted him to be John Rombola taking over the helm for both boys Manchester High are almost complete. Work on daily routine, no particu­ failure was all over Freddy Ahearn eral years because of his prison highly publicized escape attempt refused to answer a was going to add a condi­ foul line for a 67-56 lead with 28 remaining. thinking of me every and girls. He was a three-year performer at the girls' side will be started shortly with ldogs, 25-10, with 22 points, includ­ lar restrictions placed on like the tattoos on his body. behavior. last May. judge’s questions with a tion to his probation — 30 minute he spends in the Central Connecticut State University...Matt completion target date being September. The a patient.” By the time Bernard Grossberg, Ahearn had behaved well enough “yes sir” was given 30 days in jail.” jail. Hopefully, this will Walsh, former standout athlete at Manchester long awaited all-weather track surface for Pete “ The total overall cost ACT 1 BEGAN in Lowell, Mass., a Boston lawyer, befriended him, to be allowed on a St. Albans days in jail to polish his With the judge’s next make an impression on High and now a first-year teacher at East, will Wigren Track is slated to be installed following of this would be definitely then a dreary industrial town, on he had been behind bars more than Correctional Center crew working manners. question, Washington ans­ him,” McSpadden said. serve as assistant girls’ track coach while Sal the 1983 Manchester Community College less.” March 31, 1943. a decade. outside the prison. wered, “ Yeah,” and the State District Judge Mi­ The judge had planned to Mangiafico will be Mark Skehan’s assistant with Relays... Freddy Ahearn was one of 15 The prison had become a home, But on May 3, Ahearn pulled a judge gave him a month in Normally, the patient chael McSpadden ordered order probation until the the boys... For statistic lovers, Manchester High has won children born to Rita Boyle and and it was the outside world that knife, tied guard Michael Oddy to a jail to consider his Main NCAA focus would be hospitalized up There is talk the Girls’ and Boys’ State Open 18 CCIL soccer championships to stand second in Herbert Leo Abeam, a truck seemed strange to Ahearn. the 30-day jail sentence defendant’s disrespectful manners. At the request to three days. He would be tree, and stole the vehicle. Cross Country Meets may be moved to the league, behind Hall High’s total of 22. Conard driver who spent much of his time , Grossberg remembers taking for Michael Washington display. of defense lawyer Walter discharged with a ban­ Before the day was over, Ahearn Manchester’s Wickham Park. Edgewood Golf has won the championship seven times, Wethers­ on the road. Ahearn to a grocery store during Wednesday after the bur­ “After three ‘yeahs’ Gill, McSpadden sche­ daged eye and have far had terrorized an elderly South Club, site of the Opens for a number of years, is field on five occasions, Simsbury twice and Edward Ahearn, Freddy’s one of the rare times he was out of glary defendant repeat­ from him in answer to duled an April 6 hearing mpre post-operative visits Hero couple and forced a rescue undergoing renovation in anticipation of the Bristol twice. The latter two times were in 1939 brother, says their father, now jail. edly responded to ques­ questions, I told him the on the jail sentence. to the doctor. worker with a knife held at his Greater Hartford Open, which it will host in 1984, and '40 when Bristol was still a member of the on top two teams dead, was an alcoholic and a In the 13 years Ahearn had spent throat to drive through a In Europe, the laser and may not be available. Wickham Park, which CCIL. gambler during the time Freddy behind bars, everything had roadblock. already is used to cut scar was growing up. changed. It was, says Grossberg, ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) conference. ’’The teams don’t have the tissue and adhesions and Ahearn was recaptured about an Their mother, Eddie says, is "a as though Ahearn was in a time hour after he fled the work detail. — Much of the pre- tournament However, Valvano was effec­ luxury of looking ahead to anyone treat diabetic hemor­ good woman” who never should warp. "Freddy was totally awed attention at the NCAA champion­ tively left out of the session else,” said Crum. "You have to rhages. Fankhauser has After the escape attempt, secur­ NEW 1983 CAPRICE* have had children. by everything he saw.” ity at the St. Albans facility (now ship has focused on the semifinal because of communications prob­ play one game at a time.” been investigating, the Nobody starved, unless you NBA talks look encouraging game between No. 1 Houston and lems. He made several attempts to The coaches were asked if they treatment of glaucoma. the Northwest State Correctional 4 DOOR SEDAN count starving for attention. Eddie ACT 2 began in 1977 in Judge Facility) was tightened. None of No. 2 Louisville, but the coach of join the conversation, but he said feared the city’s mile-high altitude says the couple gave the kids the Fully equipped with — A minimum salary level of would affect their players. In the United States, the Edward J. Costello’s Vermont the other inmates thanked Freddy NEW YORK (UPI) - The NBA "(General Counsel Larry) another Final Four team says he couldn’ t understand what he basics they needed to survive, “ but steel w.walls, inter­ between $3.2 and $3.5 million per eye procedures are await­ courtroom. for that. Board of Governors is scheduled to Fleisher and the officers of the that’s only natural. was being asked and his responses there was never no love or mittent wipers, AM- team. were not clear. ing Food and Drug Ad­ Behind him was his last Massa­ A former inmate says there were meet today and it could be a very Players Association have been “ When you’ve got your No. 1 and “ We’ve been practicing for the ministration approval. anything there.” chusetts conviction, for holding a FM stereo, striping, 2 teams in the country playing The clearest comments from rumors — apparently untrue — happy occasion. very happy so tar today,” said — Teams would be able to match last couple of days at a pretty high Discipline was impossible for a corrections officer hostage. tinted glass, mats, against each other, I think they North Carolina came from a Kraff said the laser will that Ahearn had testified against ' All indications are that the Ballard. “ We feel we will reach a free agent offers made to theirown altitude anyway,” said Durham, woman trying to handle 15 children Ahead, if Ahearn failed to prove his mirrors, mouldings, deserve a lot of attention,” said telephone operator trying to set up probably be more useful corrections officer Oddy, implicat­ power steering & Players Association and the NBA tentative agreement before the players by other clubs without whose Bulldogs are the biggest by herself. ” We kind of got to case to the jury, were more years Coach Hugh Durham of Georgia, the connection and from a man in the prevention of cer­ ing the guard for having given the brakes, air condi - have virtually reached agreement weekend. I would say it’s 80 per having the contract figure affect surprise in the tournament. “ Our tain types of blindness whatever we wanted,” remembers behind bars. prisoners privileges that were cent against the strike, 20 per cent whose Bulldogs face North Carol­ who said near the end of the news guys are excited about being there. Eddie. tioning, electric de- to avert a strike. their salary cap. than in the actual treat­ Ahearn, acting as his own forbidden under prison rules. fogger, automatic Sam Schulman, owner of the for the strike. The players hope­ ina in the other semifinal game conference that Valvano had left Our job is to try to get them back The children went their own lawyer, tried to plead he had been fully have given a little and we feel Saturday. two minutes ago because of the down to Earth and get ready to ment of blindness. Ahearn was segregated from the transmission. St. . Seattle SuperSonics, indicated by Representing the owners at way. One, Herbie, went to Viet­ temporarily insane during the 1976 the owners can see our side a bit “ It’s only natural that they’re communications troubles. ” If this instrument general prison population. The #6349 telephone from his home in Los Wednesday’s negotiations were play. nam, came home, and killed robberies. also.” going to receive most of the media Asked if they feared the winner proves useful in the remo­ former inmate says if he had been •■otod ; 'Angeles Wednesday night that the Larry O’Brien, NBA president, “ Once we go to Albuquerque, it himself. Others started legitimate During the trial, his hostility • f the worirt bMt*9799 Mrs by C » a M w ■ogaiiag H t l The players had been threaten­ attention,” he said. “ If we’d have of their semifinal matchup would allowed to mix with the other • .Labor Committee was ready to won’t make difference whether the val of scar tissue in the careers. executive vice president David spewed out. He talked about prisoners, “ They would have let ■recommend “ something” to the ing to walk out Saturday night. been ranked up there, then we suffer a letdown in Monday night’s air is thick or thin. You just line up back of the eye in the Eddie and Freddy found a reform school and said, " I was ENDS TOMORROW — 11.9% GMAC RNANCING Stern, general counsel Russ title game, Lewis and Crum said him live.” Iward. It appears the parties have would have received it. So I look at and play.” retina, then this instru­ career, too; crime. For Freddy, it Granic and representatives of the brqught up in a jungle.” But not many of them would . “ The last conversation I had, all reached several points of com­ it as something that they’ve earned they were focusing only on Satur­ Crum said the altitude would not ment will truly be able to was a life-long commitment, the Washington Bullets, New Jersey Breaking into a rage, he threw have cared if he was alive. the elements of the deal were not promise, to ensure playoff action and deserved.” day's game. be “ an advantage or disadvantage benefit blind people. only one he ever really kept. Nets, New York Knicks and an electronic speaker at Costello. llnalized but they were coming will go on as scheduled. Durham and the other coaches — “ All I ’m thinking about is to anyone,” while Lewis said he V. e can look forward to Philadelphia 76ers. The judge got a few cuts. Freddie To get a photo back once it has ‘flo s e ,” said Schulman. The reported compromises Houston’s Guy Lewis, Denny Crum Louisville,” said Lewis. “ I think didn’t intend to worry about it. treating conditions that BY AGE 13, Eddie says, Freddy Ahearn got 16-35 years. appeared in print in the Manchester ' * Greg Ballard, player represen- were; of Louisville and Jim Valvano of that if we were t^ in g to think “ It may affect us, but if it does, heretofore we were un­ was in serious trouble. Eddie was Sent to Leavenworth, a federal Herald, simply come to the ?ET — A maximum annual salary Bargaining (or the players were North Carolina State — were about North Carolina State and then it affects us,” Lewis said. . tative of the Washington Bullets, able to treat. And we can younger, but eventually he joined penitentiary in Kansas, Ahearn Manchester Herald, Brainard .also sounded encouraged by the cap per team that would be Fleisher and players Bob Lanier, linked by long- distance tel'ephone Georgia, we’d be back here .in “ We’re just going out there and do it in a safe manner.” Freddy at the state prtwn in witnessed a murder. According to Place, am ask at the reception desk. thtMt round of talks. between $3.5 a|td $3.7 million. Steve Mix and Junior Bridgem,.^. Wednesday for a joint news Houston Saturday night.” play." . \ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 31, 1983 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thura., March 31, l«es Juniors are key Scoreboard with Eagle nine Jett 10, Kings 5 fouls— Chlcogo (AL) vs. Kansas City at Fort Aticmta 31, Phllcxielphio X . Rebounds— Fresno State 69, DePaul 60 Myers, Flo. Atlonto 47 (Roundtield 12), Phllodelphia Seattle vs. San Diego at Los Vegen, with power, at the top of his order. Hockey Les Angeles ise—s 38 (Malone 10). Assists—Atlanta a By Len Auster Nev. Pitching, as always, will be a Wbintpeg « x 1 — 10 (D ^ ls 8), Philadelphia X (Cheeks 9). DEPAUL(M) Chicago (N L) vs. San Francsico at Football Herald Sportswrlter •••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeee T ^ n lc a l—Atlexita coach Loughery Corbin 315 35 12, Holmes 32 30 0, factor for East. Penders, however, Scottsdale, Ariz. (Lundholm, Sprlng),9:14.1 Los Angeles, 2 Burkholder 14 33 5, Jockson 312 1-2 5, Cleveland vs. Oaklond at Phoenix, Ariz. •••••••qqqqgqqqqqggq*# doesn’t seem overly concerned at (elected); Atlanta assistant coach Car­ Patterson 312 31 13 Randolph 3 1 2 1-2 Los Angeles ot Californio, night “The best thing about sopho­ NHL stindings 5 s * 1 ® 11^!'*''*' sim mer), 9 : a 3, ter, the moment. “ We don’t have a "J'S^WMson 3 (AAontha, Maxwell), 13, Droning 54 14 11, McMillan 1-7 34 U8 FL standings mores is they become juniors." Cheeks. A—14,3X. St 0-2 O' Allen 0 4 3 4 0. Totals So says East Catholic Baseball strikeout pitching staff but we W (^ Cenfmnc* 2374 1317 M. Raseball rasults ^"ESNO s t a t e (49) Atkmtic DIvblon Coach Jim Penders. have control pitchers. Potrldi OlvMen “My biggest concern is getting S-'S ** Thompson 7-10 3 A t ijUceland, Fla. ^ . . w L T Pet. PF PA And those juniors, along with a x-Phlloddph 47 a ^ ^ Celtici 142. Pacers 116 11 2Z Bormore 44 34 13 Arnold 54 1-3 Phllodelphia 3 1 0 .7X 77 44 the infield defense settled. They’re Los Angeles, Dionne n , Brodley 34 24 8, Mosebar 1-1 31 3 £''1'*'??*^" 000 001100 - 4 7 2 Boston 3 1 0 .7X n 45 group of seniors, are expected to V41Y Islondri 41 U 12 M »4 D9 Drirolt O001N00O — 141 all new from last year. But most J^oshinotn as 24 16 a m W i *L- W urajiv)- 2:34. 4, Los Angeles, 04 0. Totals 25441 3 X 49. Washington 1 3 0 .2X 48 83 anchor a power-laden Eagle line­ IN D IA NA (114) Ha ttlm 3-O eP aul X , Fresno Stote X . Hollond (9), Monge (9) and New Jersey 0 4 0 .OX 45 I X have played a lot of balij a lot R ^ r s 34 34 9 77 2»V 279 Johnson 37 1-2 7, Kellogg 4-13 32 10 up that will be out to improve on WWiDuroh IB 51 9 45 251 3S3 Bohych), 5:31. 8, Fp u ed out—Randolph. Total DIoz; Wilcox, Lopez (8) and Butero. W— Central DIvblen Wlllloms 7-17 4 4 18, DurSS 3 0 2-3 8 tools— D e n n y . L —Wilcox. HR — last year’s 11-9 mark. played in the summer with the N«w JWMV 14 48 13 45 217 324 byS) " iMoxwell, Ba- Tampa Bay 4 0 0 1.0X 97 55 Knight 1021 5-5 a , B ym S 0 6 2-2 10 GePoul a , Fresno State 15. Rebounds— PhlIcKlelphIa, Chicago 2 2 0 .SX X 47 “ We had our strongest hitting Legion, and that’s worth two years _ ^ Adams Division B r ^ o n 07 9, Schoene 5-7 44 15, Schmidt. x - B o ^ 50 19 9 109 322 222 WotLean 31 (Hawer- 1-1 DePaul 45 (Corbin 14), Fresno State X Birmingham 2 2 0 .5X 53 47 team in school history last year of varsity ball.” 8;17. lOe Los Anooles, Evans 18 Coder 37 0 0 4, Slaughter 310 32 8. (Anderson 8). Assists— DePaul 17 Michigan 1 3 0 .250 X 81 V-Montrsal 41 24 13 95 344 281 Totals 40105 2 3 a 114. (Patter- At Fort Louderdole, Fla. and we have to potential to do Senior Tim Kiro, who had the V ^ y ^ o 37 28 13 a 307 " 4 WInnIOte. Mullen PaOfle DIvblen BOSTON (142) Fresno State 22 (Bradley 4). x-Konsat City 900000 000— 011 Ookland 2 2 0 .5X 83 49 lowest ERA (earned run average) IHOusbec 32 34 12 74 332 OT Nmx York (AL) 0K4WXx — 790 better this year,” says Penders, Hertford 19 52 7 45 252 TC (Hopkins, Holmes), Maxyyil 33 32 4, Bird 21-X 11-11 53, Technical—Anderson. A— 10,944. Los Angeles 2 2 0 .SX M X who’ll take his Eagles into battle a year ago t ^ the mound corps, *V a- *’*’’“Hles—Kennedy, LA, Parish Oil 05 X , Buckner 7-13 OO 14, Botelho, Armstrong (5), Hough (0) and (tenver 2 2 0 .5X 52 X CampMI Confsrsna A noe 09 14 9, McHale 54 00 10, followed by senior Mike Byam. Nom s Division Wathan; Shirley, Frazier (8) and Cerone. Arizona 2 2 0 .5X X 83 for the first time next Thursday W^mcMi 3 4 0 0 4, Henderson 09 33 11, W — Shirley. L— Botelho. HR— New Bond and McCoy are bard throw­ W L T Pis. OF OA Bo^'man, Wpg, 2:a; Fox, LA double Monday's Result afternoon at Simsbury High at NIcholls, L A double major, Corr 2-3 M 6, Bradley 3 NCAA pairings York, [tenver 23 Oakland 12 Looking back at the local sports scene ers Penders might utilize with the x-^loooo 44 a 10 102 3» 262 4 1-3 7. Totals 5397 24-X 142. Nettles. 3:30. V - M ln n ^ a 40 a 14 94 314 2W *4?2- **"*****’ malor-mlnor, Saturday, April 2 veteran Eagle coach also expect­ 14 X a 40—114 Birmingham at Boston, 1 :X p.m. East, a year ago, posted the j^Tpronto a 39 12 44 284 a i MSton 37 25 48 3 ^ 1 ^ FINA L FOUR At St. Petersburg, Fla. Champions of the Rec Basketball Gavello, Bill Murray, Tom Blanchard. ing to use seniors Brian McAuley R ff- Loul* " 39 15 43 279 307 Kennedy, LA, malor, 8:42; Boschmon, At Albuquerque, N.M . Chicago at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. 3 highest team batting average at WPa» molor’ ^42; Wells, L A 13:05; ThretHMlnt goals—Schoene. Fouled Chicago (A L ) XO INO M I — 4 70 Sunday, April 3 Dotrolt 20 43 15 55 252 329 out Semin nob League during the 1939-40 season was Front, sponsor Joe Hublard, Jim and Tony Sledesky, junior Paul Smvllio Division M attron (served by Evans), LA, 14:X; New York (NL) OlOOKMI — 290 Washington at Philadelphia, 1:30 .313 (226 hits in 722 at bats). Three ; ^ u r m . Total fouls— Indiana X , Boston Soturdoy's (temes Hoyt, Lamp (8), and Fisk, Foley (8); Burke and sophomore Ken Salina x-Edmonton 44 21 11 103 414 310 Lundholnie Wpgr 15:20. (teorglo (239) vs. North Carolina State p.m. the Manchester Green . Squad Murray, Sher Moorhouse, Jim Murphy, of the top five stickers from a year ^Thlrd period— 13, Winnipeg# Arnlel X . Reiraunds— Indlono X (Kellogg 8), Ownbey, (termon (7), Sisk (8) and Oakland at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. on the bill. “ We have eight guys V ^ lo o r v a 34 12 74 314 310 (2310), 3 :X p.m. members, top row (I. to r.) Tom Conran, ago, are back. ^Vm cpuvor 30 35 13 73 297 303 Boston 53 (Parish 19). Assists— IndlonaB Louisville (333) vs. Houston (332), X R eyno lds. W — Hoyt. L—Ownbey. New Jersey at Arizona, 8 p.m. Earl Yost, Pete Staum, Coach Mike who can throw the ball,” Penders (Spring), 2:14. 14, Winnipeg, Maxwell 4 (Johnson 4), Boston X (Maxwell, Parish, Monday, AprH 4 That list includes junior Paul V-Winnipw a 38 8 a XI 3a Bucknv, AInge 4). Technical—Indiana min. otter conclusion of first (xime. Chicago, Walker. Pat Murdock, scorer Tom Smythe, Red Zwick. says. Los Angolos 24 41 11 43 298 358 unassisted), 8:40.15, Winnipeg, Wilson 4 Championship [tenver at Mlchlgon, 9 p.m. Roy, who batted .368 (32-for-87) iSmoll, Hayward), 17:29. coach McKinney. A— 153X. Penders goes into the ’83 season Mtochod division tmo ~ Monday's (teme with 24 RBI, senior Doug Bond, v-ajnctiod pioYorr bsm i Penalties— Georgl3North Carolina State winner who hit at a .353 clip (31-for-90) with a 14-year record of 159-103-1 K en ed y, 10:X; Boschmon, Wpg, vs. Loulsvlll3Houston winner, 9p.m. JIM PENDERS with five HCC titles and one state JJj®'’|Lj^Morphy, LA, 11 : a ; Wilson, with a school-record single-season . . .veteran coach Cavaliers 102, Rocket! % Bowling total of 31 RBI, and junior Bill crown, the latter coming in 1975. Pmsbuiuh?MonlroolT''** Shots on goal—Los Angeles 7-11-13—31. Volleyball Masse, who swung a .339 stick “ As you know, I ’m mostly optimis­ N.Y. Islondors 7, Washlnpton 1 Winnipeg 23-17-14—54. Local basketball Toronto 4, Dotrolt 2 Goalies—Los Angeles, Mottsson. Mound help sought (20-for-S9) with 7 RBI. Senior Paul Mador will be used tic in the pre-season and this year I WHV HOUSTON (95) Oiloogo 5, Minnesota 0 am moreso than in the last seven or Bailey 9-14 05 22, Walker 6-10 3 2 1 3 C. Friendship Roy and Bond will anchor the as a utility infielder or possibly at Winnipeg 10, Los Angeles 5 nipeg, Hayward. A— 134)X. Jones 38 05 10, Leavell 014 05 13, Midget Playoil action Eagle infield defensively at third designated hitter. eight years. Tliursday’s Oomos Teogle 7-14 3214, Henderson 0 9 3 1 8, E. Ed BlelskI 203544, Steve Kershaw Mahoney Rec All-Stars turned back Ambulance Service captured the base and first base respectively “ This is the most power we will “ I feel we can contend for the ... . WlTItnosES-n Hayes 35 34 7, Bryant 1-2 30 2, M. X 3 Tom Kershaw 511, Dick Woodbury Bimolo ot New Jersey, 7:Mp.m . Maple Laaft 4. Rad Wlngt 2 Jones 34 1-5 5. Totals 3 3 M 1331 95. ^ All-Stars, 5549, Wednesday night 50Z Rich Woodbury 5X, Carl Lepak Men's Division crown last Tuesday with juniors Jeff Riggs and Chris have ever had in school history. state title. I feel we can go places. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 1-.3S CLEVELAND (102) at Mahoney Rec Center. 531, Dave Correia 5X, Sandy Kershaw night at llllng with a pair of wins over Darby at shortstop and second My toughest decision will be ’This is as strong a team I’ve had in p'ln. T o ro n to a 1 1_ 4 Robinson 314 0 4 1 3 Hubbard 24 54 9, ,^,Matt Vaughn had 17 points, Jim 185487, Shirley Pointer 199-485, Ruth the North Enders. Ambulance won the Vancouver at Calgary, 9:35p.m. K tsock 13 and AI Smith 8 tor the first series 155,15-4 and 158 and came with East softball base. This will be the first time in putting people in the line-up. 15 years, on paper. We have some Detroit 280^ S. Hayes 34 3 4 4, Huston 310 2-3 14, Woodbury 1834X, Pot Thibodeau 193 back for a 157, 8-15, 155 and 155 u , ... _ Oomos j^ r s t period— 1, Toronto, Anderson Free 1 3B 39 X , Tlllls 1-3 32 4, Booley winners while Shaun Brophy hod X 487, Barbara Shedrick 195479, Norm a nine years that a member of the Somebody who is No. 6 or 7 for me leaders, we have some competitive Washington at Detroit 3 7 32 8, Flowers 04 1-2 9, Lacey 04 04 morkers to pace the Y. Hunt 177-471, Lee Been 182-183521, Pat decision for the playoff title. New Jersey at N.Y. Rongers On the distaff side, Buffalo W ater Furlong family has not occupied could be No. 3 or 4 elsewhere. kids, ” adds Penders, looking to the (OOTlogo, Valve), 0:13. Z Detroit, Woods 13 Totals 3043 3 3 X 103 Porter 453. Winnipeg at Edmonton Houston B 1 4 X X — a Tavern won the Women's Division By Len Auster East’s line-up will have sopho­ positions. The outfield is inexpe­ second base. That’s how deep I feel we are," start of the campaign. IJiLorsO T), 2:07. 3, Dotrolt, Boldirev 14 crown. Pub topped Buffalo Water (O g r^ lA , Larson), 8:X. 4, Toronto, Cleveland B B a 27— w i Herald Sportswrlter more Geri Grimaldi behind the rienced but it has good speed and “ But we kept it someone from Penders said. Schedule: Apr. 7 Simsbury A, 12 AHLttandIngi Three-point goals— Leavell. Fouled out Elks Tavern 315, 1513 and 154 In the first Doouj*. 18 (Derlogo, Anderson), 13:X. series ot outings before Tavern came plate with, going around the they’ve showed me accurate East Hartford,” quipped Penders. There may be some fears of Aquinas H, 14 RodnriUe A, 16 Penalties— Campbell, Det, 12:31; M el- —4. Hoves. Total fouls— Houston X , Bruce Fish 145X3 Tony Salvatore Cleveland X . Rebounds— Houston 42 (C. back tor a 1510,1513 and 159 straight Pitching, a commodity most these bat-breaking Eagles swing­ Xavier H 11 a.m., 20 Bulkeley H 1 rose# 1233394, Dave Richards 183157-444, set win that gave It the championship. infield, junior Jill Gardiner at first throwing arms.” Masse will patrol rightDeld with Tor, 14:43. Jones 10), Cleveland 47 (Hubbard, S. Baseball teams desperately seek, will be the p.m., 21 St. Paul H, 23 Manchester , ^ W L T Pis. OF OA Stan Juras 143346, Hank Hebert 137- base, junior Liz Palm er at second Pitching, however, will deter­ senior captain Tim Wisnieski in ing ^ m the heels and getting too ^tecond period—5, Toronto, Frycer Haves 10). Assists— Houston B (Walker 153404, Travis Coak Sr. 1 4 3 X 3 Dave key to the 1983 season for the East base, junior Stacey Simmons at center. Wisnieski batted .348 a chummy with cozy Eagle Field, a H 10:30 a.m., 26 South Catholic A, x-FrederIctn 44 a 8 94 342 283 7), Cleveland 17 (Free 5). Technical— mine the '83 year for East. “We Maine X a 8 84 3X 302 Robinson. A—4,575. Lachaoelle 143137-414, Joe Cotoldl Transactions Catholic High girls’ softball team. shortstop and junior Martha Bar­ have an extremely difficult sche­ year ago with three home runs and niich-and-putt haven. But Penders 27 Bloomfield A, 30 Northwest Nova Scotia X 34 5 a 348 3 a (GIngras, Poddubny), 13:34. 133407, Andy Lamoureaux 153371, Penalties— Tony Desimone 133X7, Al Atkins For the moment, the Eaglettes, ter at third base. ■ dule. W e’ll have to see how our 8 RBI. That, however, came in six working to offset that by Catholic H 2 p.m. Adirondack X a 5 77 3 a 3X Raseball standings Palmoter, Tor, (seryed by Anderson) 142-373, Gene Richardson 135347, Bcneball who went 12-8 a year ago, are M ay 3 St. Bernard H, 5 St. Paul Moncton X a 7 a 289 299 (malor-mlnor) Foster, Dot, (malor- The outfield alignment, while not pitching does. If our pitching games as he sustained a broken scheduling five away pre-season Sherbrooke a a 4 48 2K 377 0 :a ; Jazz 117, Mavericks 103 Chuck Barrera 1551434X, Bernie Cincinnati — Sent pitcher Brod Lesley minus any experienced hurlers. settled definitely, should have keeps us in games, we should have wrist and missed the final 15 scrimmages. He does not plan to A, 7 Stratford A 2:30 p.m., 9 Southern m lnor), 0 : a ; Korn, Tor, 0 :a ; Higgins, Exhibition Baseball Welch 152-404, Al Grablnskv 3 X , Rolph to Indianapolis (AA). Tor, (minor, major, misconduct, game Dover X3 Fran Chartler X 3 Paul The top twirlers from a year ago, sophomores Sara Rodriguez and games. A pair of seniors, Frank exit the state tournament in the Bulkeley A, 13 South Catholic H (at x-Rochester 45 a 8 98 a 4 313 National League Kansos City — Assigned catcher a good year.” m l s ^ * c t ) , (minor seryed by (teoust), DALLAS (103) w Ford 3X, Joe Desimone X9, Ernie Dwayne Dewey to their minor league Mary Wrobleski and Sue Evans, Hershev a a 5 a 304 304 W :M ; Campbell, Det, (malor, mlscon- L P et. Christy Bearse along with the McCoy .and Tim Feshler, will be first round, as has been the case Moriarty Field) 7:30 p.m., 17 New Haven a a 8 a 3 X 3X Aguirre 012 14 13, Vincent 015 30 13 Montreal 16 10 .615 Pepin 353 Hal Waldron 353, Joe camp. graduated, leaving a that has squad’s lone sraior. Dawn Soucy, Schedule: April 8 South Windsor vying for the starting job in the past two years. Northwest Catholic A, 20 Xavier A Binghamton a a 7 a 305 319 '0:24; Larson, Cummings 35 30 4, (tevis 5-10 2-2 13 San Diego 11 n .500 Muccio 344, Ray P a rr 379, Bob Pelletier Minnesota — Optioned first bosemoi to be filled. Drt, 14:19; Melrose, Tor, 17:a. Blackmon 4-10 3210, (ternett 5-10 33 13 San Francisco 343 Jesus Vega, second baseman Tim Teu'el, out on patrol. Sophomore Sue A, 9 Windsor H 10:30 a.m., 11 leftfield. “ No question whoever comes (at Palmer Field) 7:30 p.m., 23 Baltimore a a 9 a 344 357 10 10 .500 St. Catharine a X 4 a 324 a i Third period—4, Toronto, Valve X Ransev 34 30 4, Turner 1-3 30 3 St. Louis e 8 .500 shortstop Greg (teone and pitchers Paul Top candidates include junior Wallace, one of the club’s top Rockville A, 12 Aquinas A, 13 Senior Paul Tucker, on the into our place as a pitcher will have Aquinas A, 24 Rockville H, 26 iO^looo), 11:35. Penalty— Nlmphlus 4-7 34 10, Thompson 2-7 1-2 5, New York Springfield X> 41 4 44 272 308 Poddubny, 9 11 .450 GOP Women Boris and Jeff Little to Tole/i Detroit X , Seattle B . Rebounds— (tetrolt from an arm injury that sidelined starter and winner Jim Gott went P adllc Dlylslon 49 (Lalmbeer 13), Seattle 50 (SIkma 13). Boston vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, USED CAR OR TRUCK perspective, something a hockey admitted to pressure in playing 1 4 :a ; Friest, Minn, doublemlnor-molor, Fid., 1:Xp.m. him at the end of last season, six innings to run his scoreless 14:24; O'Collahan, Chi, double mlnor- y-Los Angeles - a 18 .743 ______Assists— Detroit B (Thomas 9), Seottle31 team wants to keep at this time of Borg. P h ^ l x 44 X .411 9 (Williams 8). A—10,049. St. Louis vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota, pitched the seventh inning, giving inning streak to 21 this spring. malor, 14:24. Fla., 1:X p.m. year. “ It was more than just a simple Shots on (teal— Minnesota 7-12-11— S e ^ l« ^ 42 31 .575 11'A FROM CARTER'S up two hits but no runs. He even got At Vero Beach. Fla., Dwight Portlond 41 31 .549 12 Cincinnati vs. (tetrolt at Lakeland, “ We came here to win the game tennis match," Clerc said after a X. Fla,, 1:X p.m. Our lata model used can his second strikeout of the season, Evans and Tony Armas stemmed a Chicago 14-15-12-43. (telden State X 44 J41 a and we were successful," said nervous performance. “The pres­ San Diego a « . M X'/^ Houston vs. Now York (AL) ot Fort whiffing catcher Bob Kearney. pair of doubles apiece as the Red (teolles—MInnesoto, Meloche. Chi- Lauderdale, Fla., 1 :X p.m. are Guaranteed for 1 Year Bossy after the Isianders took sole sure on me was too great.” OOOOf x-dlnched divislen title Fingers, who tore a muscle in his Sox handed the Dodgers their fifth y-d Inched ptayeff berth Minnesota vs. Texasat Pompano, Fla., or 12.000 Miles against possession of second place in the With a partisan center court Bannsrman. A— 18,9a. 1 :X p.m. right arm last Sept. 2, felt a little straight loss. It was the final _ ^ Wednesday’s Results Clippers 103, Knicks 97 . Patrick Division with a 7-1 rout of crowd behind the Swede and a Boston 142, Indiana 114 San Francisco vs. Chlcogo (N L) at major repairs. pain but was happy with bis stint. Florida contest for the Dodgers Mesa, Ariz., 3 p.m. Washington Wednesday night. battery of television crews and Philadelphia IX , Atlanta 113 “I threw about four or five who returned after the game to Washington loa New Jersey 97 NEW YORK (97) Milwaukee vs. Oaklond at Phoenix, “ But I don't think it wiil have any photographers recording the occa­ Ariz., 3 p.m. USED CARS breaking balls and my fork ball Southern California where they Cleveland 10Z Houston 95 Robinson 35 34 7, King 315 24 18, effect on the playoffs. They are sion, Clerc’s edginess prevented Utah 117, Dallas 103 (tertwrlght 11-13 7-9 X , Tucker 2-5 30 4, Cleveland vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., 3 Jf FORD ITD lANDAH WIIKIND SPKIU *1 F«S was working real good today. I was will meet the California Angels in ItlandBrs 7, Capitals 1 p.m. something totally different." him finding any rhythm and he Seattle la , Detroit ia Westphol 34 3 4 6, Sparrow 35 30 0, 4 Dr. V-8. euto., elr cond., PS, PB, stereo , happy to get the strikeout,” be Anaheim Friday night in the first San Diego 103, New York 97 Williams 7-14 37 18, Grunfeld 34 1-2 7, California at Son Diego, 4 p.m. Bossy and Brent Sutter scored went down to a decisive defeat. Baltimore vs. University of M iam i at 76 MBS enuss SDPRINI CPL ssffs said. “ I felt it (some pain) on a N Y islanders 3 2 2 - 7 Thursday’s (3ames Webster 1-2303Orr14043Davlst-1244. V-8. eulo.. elr cond.. PS, PB, radio. two goals each as New York, “I was a little surprised how gam e of the three-game Freeway WoNibiglsa 108-1 (All Times RST) Totals337421-XW. Miami, 7:X p.m. couple of pitches, just on the ones Series. Montreal vs. New York (N L) ot St. SI CNIV MAUM OM SK 1 DR. I476S 41-25-12, won its third straight easy it was," Borg said. “I said R rst period— 1, NY Islanders, Bossy Portland at Phoenix, 9 :a p.m. SAN DIEGO (101) when I didn’t get it all together and 58 (Trottlsr, Potvin), 7:53. Z NY Los Angeles at Denver, 10:10 p.m. Brooks 44 3 4 8, Cummings 7-15 39 X , Petersburg, Fla., 7 :X p.m. V-S, eulo., air cond., PS, PB, R game and moved two points ahead At Tampa, Fia., Lonnie Smith Friday's (tames before the tournament I didn’t dropped my arm down a little on Islanders, Jonsson 12 (Langevln), 8 : a . 3, Friday's Oames Chambers 312 311 24, W o M 1 3B 0 4 X , 75 DODOi OHM 4 DR. WIBIND SFKIU •$$«$ of the Capital . Each team has two accounted for all the St. Louis runs Woshington, (tertner X (Gustofsson), Milwaukee at Boston, 7 :X p.m. Moore 314 3 313, Cooper 353411, Gross New York (N L) vs. Cincinnati at 4 cyl., auto., radio, Orig. SS,0X miles. expect too much of myself, but breaking balls.” T(xnpa, Fla. games remaining. Clerc was so nervous in the first with a three-run homer in the third 11:44. 4, N Y Islonders, B. Sutter X (D. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:ap.m . 0 4340, Brogan 3 4 1-17, Anderson34040. , RO RIBC ZmiTR Z-7 CFL MtDS Elsewhere, a split squad of Sutter, Bourne), 12:13. Penalties — Totals414021-X103. Houston vs. Atlanta at West Palm The defending Stanley Cup Inning off Reds’ ace Mario Soto. Washington at lndlana,7:ap.m . Beach, Fla. I 6 cyl., auto., air cond., PS, PB, AM-FM radio. few games he never got into the - Kansas City Royals defeated Jarvis, Wos, 1:24; Nystrom, NYI, 4:19; Cleveland ot Detroit, 8:05 p.m. New York a x a x — 97 Bf«in.CnATION4DR. •Jf«s champion Islanders built a com­ match. The Reds scored two runs in the Engblom, Wos, 5 :X ; Was, bench, minor, Atlanta at Chicago, 8 :ap .m . SonDlego X 12B a—in Montreal vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Flo. 4 cyl., auto., air cond., PS, PB, stereo, rear del. fortable 5-1 lead after two periods, Atlanta 8-2, Montreal topped Balti­ sixth inning on a walk and four (served by Carpenter), 15:34. Houston at Scxi Antonio, 8:ap.m . Totol fouls—New York, B , Son Diego Borg-plays Leconte in the third more 4-2, Toronto downed Pitts­ Second period— 5, NY Islanders, Bossy (telden State at Utoh, 9 :X p.m. X . Fouled out— Wood. Rebounds— New [tetrolt vs. Pittsburgh ot Brodenton, 7« CDIV. RHFUA S DR. W IB UD SFKIM M f«S and third period goals by Sutter singles and tied the score in the Flo. center court match on Thursday’s burgh 4-2, Boston beat Los Angeles 59 (Trottlsr, McEwen), 12:05. 4, NY K on SOS City at Son Diego, 10:X p.m. York 31 (Cartwright 9), San Diego 42 V-8, auto., air cond.. PS, PB, vinyl root, R. and Bob Nystrom completed the program. The Frenchman comfor­ ninth when Ron Oester doubled Islonders, Bourne X (Jonsson, D. New York ot Los Angeles, 10:Xp.m. (Cooper 11). Assists—New York a Phllcktelphla vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 77 OLDS DaTA ■■ ROTAl CFI IRMS 4-2 and Cincinnati and St. Louis (Westphol 7), San Diego a (Moore 8). Fla. rout. tably defeated American Chip home Cesar Cedeno. Sutter), 1 8 :a . Penalties-Trottlsr, NYI, Dallas at Seattle, 11p.m. V-8, auto., air cond., PS, PB, stereo, vinyl root. battled to a 3-3 tie in a gam e that 0 :X ; B. Sutter, N Y I, malor, 5:21; Technical—none. Three point goals— Texas vs. Baltimoreat Miami "W e got blown out and it was Hooper 6-2, 6-3 in Wednesday’s At Orlando, Fla., Texas used none. A— 4,570. New York (A L) vs. Boston at Winter , 7« a m . CAMARO CPI. HODS was called after 12 Innings by Duchesne, Was, malor-mlnor, ! V-8, auto, air cond., PS, PB. radio, rear del. obvious,” Washington Coach first round. home runs by Dave Hostetler and 5:21; Haven, Fla. mutual agreement. 76ars120,Hawks113 Bryan Murray said. “That's three Buddy Bell to triumph despite Trottlsr, NYI,4:11; Morrow, NYl,8:48. i1 WKR RiOAl CODPI WIBIND SPIOAl Ht«S Leconte promised to battle Borg, Also, Texas beat Minnesota 3- 2, Third period— 7, NY Islanders, B. V-8^auto, air cond., PS. PB, R games in a row we’ve gone out to but he will have to conquer his Gary Gaetfi setting a Twins’ California nipped San Francisco Sutter 21 (Persson, Lpngevln), 2:a. 8, ATLANTA (111) 77 DODOI ASPM HA. WAOON *S1tS prove something and we’ve proved temperament if he is to be the spring training record with his loth NY Islanders, Nystrom 10 (Persson, Wilkins 9-B 5-4 B , Roundtlsld 14-X8-12 8 cyl., auto., PS, PB.R, luggage rack. 3- 2, Seattle hammered Cleveland M errick), 18:a. Penalties— Bourne, nothing. It’s an uphill climb. player who ends Borg’s tourna­ home run of the exhibition season 34, Rollins 1-3 34 5, Dayls 9^17 4 4 22, ■0 OIDS OaTA DR ROTAl CPL HA«S 12-4, San Diego edged the Chicago At Palm Springs, Calif., Doug NYI Macklln 3 7 3-3 9, Brown 0-1 0-0 0, NEW 1983 CAMARO V-8, auto, air cond., PS. PB, stereo, cruise. “We knew they’re a class hockey ment career. 6 :2 3 ; Moruk, Was, 4 ;a ,- GIbert, NYI, Cubs 5-4, the Chicago White Sox McMIllen 37 33 9, Matthews 24 00 4, am. om im f dr. w ib in d spiau •!««! team and didn’t necessarily want Borg, despite declaring he - Corbett, continuing his fine come­ mlnor-nMlor (misconduct), 8:W; Jons­ Glenn 1-2 32 4. Totcils 4387 29-X 111 ■ 1 dropped the New York MeU 4-2 and son, 4 cyl., 4 spd., R, 27.0X miles. to play them in the first round. But doesn’t expect too much, has a back this spring, pitched a perfect PHILADELPHIA (IX ) UPl photo the New York Yankees blanked the N Y I,B :X ; Blomqylst, Was, mlnor-malor Erving 1018 07 24, Cureton 00 00 0 7 ! RNKR BTIARR f DR. (AASO we've played some good hockey further reason for playing well ninth Inning. Corbett, making his (misconduct), S:X; Carpenter, Was, V-8, auto., air cond., PS. R. orIg. 28.0X miles. other half of the Royals’ split squad AAolone 012 11-14 B , Cheeks 9-14 07 24, SHADOW against them and I chink we can CAPS' TIMO BLOMQVIST IN RACE against Leconte. A victory would ninth appearance, earned his 8:X; Toney 7-11 1-3 15, lavaroni 34 1-1 5, 7« PONT. ORAN PRII CPL *SR«S 7-0. Holt, Wen, minor (m isconduct),9:a. Richardson 10 0 0 Z Jones 0 4 3415, C. come back," Murray said. give the former world No. 1 player second save and has allowed only V-8, auto,, air cond., PS, PB. stereo, rear del. . . .with Isles’ Bill Carroll for puck At Fort Myers, Fla., Larry Gura Shots on goal—N Y Islanders 11-5-8—24. Jehnson 34 0 0 4, Edwards 34 00 4. New York took a 2-0 first period a quaterfinal berth against one of two earned runs In l i innings. He Washington 8-8-7—B . Totals 4042 2440 IX . Nicely equipped 76 (HDS OaTA RR ROTAl WIBIND SPKIAl «SS«S pitched seven strong Innings and .Cp9'i V-8, auto., l i t cond., PS. PB. stereo, vinyl roof lead on goals by Bossy and Tomas his fellow Swedes — Mats Wi- was 1-9 for California last season Goaltsnders— NY Islanders, Smith. AINnla BBxa—111 with V-6, 5 spd. Greg Pryor drove in three runs Washington, RIggIn. A-17J48. Philadelphia VBBli—ix trans., power steer­ RO a m . IHPAIA t DR. istDS Jonsson. Bossy scored his 58th goal In other games, Pittsburgh sealed the victory forthe the Maple lander or Henrik Sundstrom, who At ’Tucstm, Ariz., five Seattle V-8. auto., air cond., PS. PB, AM-FM radio, rear del. with three hits to spark the Royals’ Fouled out—Rollins. Total ing .& brakes, steel at 7:53 and Washington goaiie Pat downed Montreal 3-2, Toronto Leafs with his 50th goal of the clash in another second-round players coUected three hits apiece victory. Gura, who will be the belt tires, ralley Riggin let Jonsson’s weak shot toppled Detroit 4-2, Chicago season at 11:35 of the final period. match. and the klariners touched Oeve- Royals’ opening-day pitcher Mon­ JEhepIS, AM::£M TRUCKS from the blueline slip into the net at blanked Minnesota S-0 and Win­ Black Hawks 5, North Stars 0 Only three seeds remain in the ^ d pitchers Rick SutcUffe and day at Baltimore, limited the REMOVE MINERAL stereo, electric de- •1 CNIV. C-IO AVi Ft. Funsioi PICRVP H>«S 8:23. nipeg defeated Los Angeles 10-5. At Chicago, goaltender Murray tournament after the first round. Rick Walts for 21 hits total 8 cyl., std., P.S., rear step bumper. Braves to five hiU and two BUILOUP FROM YOUR ROBERT Je SMITHg Inc. fogger. St. 6468. Mike Gartner’s 25-foot slapshot Penguins 3, Canadiens Z Bannerman recorded his fourth Defending champion and second- At 'Yuma’ Ariz., Mario Ramirez R1 FORD F-lOO ■' STTUSIDI PKHNP H49S unearned runs in seven innings. TEAKETTLE by pouring at 11:44 of the first period cut the At Pittsburgh, Doug Shedden’s shutout of the year and the Black seed Guillermo Vilas of Argentina *<»• nm in 8 Pyl.. 4 spd. OD, PS. AM-FM radio. Capitals deficit to 2-1. But Sutter goal 3:23 into the third period Bill Castro pitched two hitless the fifth Inning whUe left-handers in half a cup of white 7 f DODOI DSO PKRMP IRMs Hawks broke loose for four third- plays Csechoslovakia’s Tomas innings. MSmUNSMTNS SINCE 4 cyl., 5 spd., stereo. countered just 29 seconds later to broke a 2-2 tie and propelled the period goals en route to their Smid in Thursday’s opening center Ceclllo Ruiz and Chris Welsh vinegar and one quart of $8899 At West Palm Beach, Fla., Tim 7 ! a m . SNDWWAN A PASS C-10 «4««S stretch the Islanders’ lead to 3-1. Penguins over playoff-bound second straight shutout. It marked court match, followed by No. 5 seed U m iM the Cubs to one run o^two tap water. Heat to rolling 1914 Wallach drove home a pair of runs ENDS TOMORROW — 11.9% GMAt FINANCING V-8. auto., PS, PB, R. Spollaas, 48,(X)0 mllee. "It (Sutter’s' was a key goal," Montreal. Paul Gardner and Marc the first time since February, 1974, hits In seven innings. boU and let itand for one Yannick Noah of France against with a three-hit performance and Islanders oach Al Arbour said. “It Chorney also scored for Pitts­ that the Black Hawks had recorded Poland’s Wojtek Fibak. At Fort Lauderdale, Fia., Bob hmu:. Pour out lolution, fiU Ray Burris threw six shutout was Brent's fault on their burgh, while Steve Shutt and back-to-back shutouts. Shirley and George Frasier com­ with water, boU again and The Borg-Leconte contest will innings to lead the Expos to (Gartner's) goal. He lost the puck Rajean Houle tallied for the Jets 10, Kings 5 bined on a three-hitter and the New diacard. Add buildup to follow the Noah-Flbak match. victory. Wallach drove home runs 649-5241 to Gartner. But he sure made up Canadiens At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ron Borg’s last Grand Prix tourna­ York Yankees notched their third your budget by felling no- BARTER with singles in the first and third for it." Maple Leafs 4, Red Wings 2 Wilson, who entered the gam e with straight shutout and fourth in tbeir looger-uaed furniture and as E. Cmlor Stroot ment was here a year ago, when innings as Montreal jumped ahead Bossy and Bob Bourne scored At Detroit, Miroslav Frycer put just two goals, scored four times to test five games. Over the last 48 appltancea with a low-cost Noah defeated him in thq quarter­ 4- 0. After a shaky spring start,, asanchoalor, Cl. second-period goals to give the in a shot from the left circle at 13:34 pace the Jets and stretch Los finals. Second to Noah in the innings, the Yankees pitching has ad in Ctefalfied. EVROLET Burris now has 11 consecutive Islanders their four-goal cushion to of the second period to break a 2-2 Angeles’ losing streak to six yielded just one run. Graig Nettles French rankings, Leconte is rated scoreless innings in his last three enter the final period. tie and spark Tosonto. Rick Vaive games. i28th in the world. . stemmed a three-run homer in the games. » fourth inning off Derek MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 31, 1983— 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thura., March 31, 1963 BUSINESS /classified lOOK FOR THE STARS... Look for the Classified Ads y/ith stars; stars help get you better results. 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But first, a speedy INVITATION TO BID bankruptcy proceedings are up against expensive, overhaul the consumer bankruptcy laws. resolution ot tne courts issue. And untangle the mess.^ Instruction W o r th 25 Apartments for Rant 42 Services Offered 51 Rootinp/Sidinp Sealed bids w ill be received LEGAL NOTICE time-consuming delays. Reform is a priority — and A Purdue University Credit Research Center study ("Sylvia Porter’s New Monpy Book for the 80s, 54 Misc for $aio 63 Cars/Trucks for Solo 71 In the Otficeotthe Director of imperative. to w n o f BOLTON Sylvia Porter in 1981 found that banks, finance companies, credit 1 , ^ pages of down-to-earth advice on personal General Services, 41 Center Notice Is hereby given that Tile immediate issue that Congress must tackle is Street, Manchester, Connec­ the Board ot Admissions of card companies and retailers lost |6 billion annually money management, is now available through her ticut, until APRIL 21, 1983 at the tenure of bankruptcy Judges — and while tackling TUTORING - Reading, 3 ROOM - Heated apart­ REWEAVING BURN BIDWELL HOME Im­ Electors w ill be In session at in bankruptcy write-offs. column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to spelling, writing for END ROLLS— 27'/j width MIM 11:00a.m. for the followino: the Community Holt, 222 that emergency, it must and can create a workable ment. Stove and refriger­ HOLES — Zippers, um­ provement Company — - 25 cents; 13% width - 10 MANCHESTER TOWN Skeptics retort that banks and consumer finance "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s, ’’ in care children and adults. Cer­ HPOSSiSSIOIIS Bolton Center Rood, on the bankruptcy system for the 1980s. ator. References and brellas repaired. Window Roofing, siding, altera­ cents. MUSTbepIckedup GARAGE following days: companies write off between 1 percent and 2 percent of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. tified teachers. Specialist BUILDING RENOVATIONS Last June, the Supreme Court struck down the security. 649-9021. shades, Venetian blinds. tion, additions. Some at the Manchester Herald Wednesday, A pril 6, 1983 economic downturn of 1980-82 and the stagflation that of their loans, a percentage that has remained stable 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press In dyslexia. Call 649-2428. FOR SAU Contract Documents are from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Keys. TV FOR RENT. number for over 30 years. Office BEFORE <^11 AM available at the General system of bankruptcy courts because the judges preceded it; the change in our bankruptcy laws that for years. And they add that business bankruptcire Syndicate.) ^turdoy, AprM9,1983from lacked the tenure and salary protection required by 1 Vi ROOM M a rlo w ’s, 867 M ain 649-6495. ONLY. 1070 Ford Courtor Plck'up, 4 cyl. Services Office, 41 Center 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Street, Manchester, Connec­ the broad Jurisdiction conferred on them by Congress. APARTMENT- Private Street. 649-5221. $2900. Monday, A pril 11,19B3from home. Heot, appliances. ticut 00040. A deposit of $25.00 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. to r the In an extraordinary move, the Supreiqe Court twice Real Estate 1078 ChrytlBT LeBaron $2500. In cosh or check, made Working single adult Income Tax Service 57 purpose of admitting those delayed the effective date of its decision, the second BRICKS, BLOCKS, 1070 Ford Thundarbird $5Q0. payable to the Town of persons quolltled to become Public ••••••••••••••••••••••a only. No pets-chlldren. Manchester, will bereauir^ time until Dec. 24, 1982. What was once the 'Cuban problem' STONE — Concrete. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1073 Toyota Toroal 4>Ooor, AT, electors. April II Is the AC. AM/FM, 7000 mllBB, bal. of tor each set ot Contract CUTOFF dote, the lost dov Telephone 643-2880. Chimney repairs. No lob QUALITY HARDWOOD Documents taken. The dep­ Since Dec. 25, the bankruptcy courts have been records Homos for Sole si too small. Call 644-8356. TAX PREPARATION In — cut and split, $65/cord, persons seeking to vote In the operating under an interim emergency rule suggested $6995. osit Is refundable as stated In May 2 Municipal Election ••••••••••••••••••••••a FOR RENT- Duplex, your home. Reliable, two cord minimum. the bid. and who become 18 years ot by the U.S. Judicial Conference. Recently two The above can be Contract Documents will be 3 three bedrooms, wall to NEED HELP with Spring reasonable. Norm Mar­ Small delivery charge. ?,o®' U.S. citizens, o r bona bankruptcy court Judges in Utah ruled, in separate Water, sewer liens shall, 643-9044. seen at S8M. mailed to prospective fide Bolton residents on or is now solution for Miami's economy^ AMNCHESTER-Top con­ wall carpeting, all ap­ cleaning? Light trucking Call anytime 649-1831. bidders upon reouest and Town of Manchester SIS Main St before A pril 11th, sholl apply cases, that the interim rule itself is unconstitutional dition. 3 bedroom ranch, pliances, parking. No service available; also receipt of a separate check against Roy D. Cocker- tor admission to become and a District Court Judge in Tennessee ruled the 1V!i baths, fireplace, car- pets. Security required. lawn mowing. Call Bill WALT ZINGLERS In- CHANDILIER-UnIque. for $10.00 made payable to electors. ham aand D.M. Maulucci, the Town ot Manchester, same. By Annie O'Connor Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. " I t ’s much easier to work with people who pettng. Excellent loca­ Phone after 6pm, 649- 633-4568 after 5pm. conve tax service. Filing Formal black wrought 1972 G R E E N GRAN „ Doted at Bolton, Conn., this property at 67-69 Bigelow which w ill not be refunded. 2Sth day ot March, 1983. The bottom line is that all court orders in United Press International The study said the Miami-Fort Lauder­ have the same cultural Idiosyncrasies; who tion. $68,91X1. 649-2234. 0842. personal or small busi­ Iron and crystal glass. COUPE -Plymouth. Runs The Town ot Manchester Is St., $123.25 and $254.49; Mvl J. Cannon bankruptcy proceedings are now subject to constitu­ dale area conducts nearly half of all U.S. are Latin and speak Spanish,” said a LAWNS CLEANED 8, ness tax returns. In your $99.00. 646-2636. great. $499. Automatic, on equal opportunity em- Joan E. Dixon plover, and requires an attlr- tional challenge. Any order issued might not be worth M IAM I — When the first wave of Cubans trade with Central America, and half the spokesman for the International Bank of against Tricia L. Casey, MANCHESTER-6 room 2ndFLOOR apartment In MOWED-Reasonable home since 1974.646-5346. new battery. Call days Registrars ot Voters 4-famlly. 4 rooms, 2 bed­ motlve action policy for all of Catherine K. Lelner the paper it is written on. fled the Castro revolution nearriy 25 years Caribbean trade. Venezuela. property at 9-11 Orchard ranch, 1'/!ibaths, fire ­ rates. Call 647-9881. GIRLS-20" Ross bicycle. 649-5941; evenings otter its Contractors and Vendors St. $168.14 and $380.30. • place, 2 cor garage, treed rooms, wall to wall car­ PROFESSIONAL TAX 6pm, 528-1183, ask for ’’’O'*"' Clerk, Bolton The House and Senate have reacted with several ago, Miami was little more than a place to Latin American visitors spent a total of (Economists warn, however, that one of $25.00. phone 646-4729. as a condition of doing 056-03 Release real estate setting on prime section. peting, appliances, stor­ DUMAS ELECTRIC-all consultant . Individual Fran. business w ith the Town, os proposals to establish a new, constitutional system. get away from it all with an economy $1.1 billion in Miami in 1981, more than the the city’s strongest sectors may soon aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa attahment Asking $82,000. R. Mi­ age, and off street types of residential wir­ and small business. per Federal Order 11246. dom inate by tourism. double that spent by New Yorkers, become its weakest. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. New Britain Bank and chael Quish, Real Estate parking. No pets. $350 ing, electrical Improve­ Karen Bottomlev. 643- Home and Gordon 64 1973 AUDI lOOLS, 4 door. CONNECTICUT IN THE HOUSE Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., Today Miami is the nation’s main center formerly the chief tourists, the Dade A long-standing Joke about U.S.-Latin plus utilities and secur­ 6343. chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, is Trust Co. releasing Hal W. Broker. 649-0676. ments and repair work. $300-$400. 643-0348. ROBERT B. WEISS, of Latin American trade and economists County Tourist Board said. American trade relations contends that ity. References required. New or old homes, all GENERAL MANAGER sponsoring a bill that will reach the floor for a vote by Moss, Unit 16E North 045-03 have begun to admit that what was once Cubans were the first to recognize the "when the United States sneezes, (insert MANCHESTER- 6474)717. lobs welcomed. FuMy li­ 1977 HONDA ACCORD- the full House during the second week in April. In the Green Condominiums. FOR SALE - Cow Manure known as "the Cuban problem” may have burgeoning trade opportunities with Mia­ any Latin American country) gets Alumlnum sided 4 room censed. 646-5253. For Sale 49,(X)0 miles. Air, 5 speed, Senate, a bill sponsored by Sen. Howell Heflin, D-AIa., been the solution. Kely Realty Inc. releas­ at the farm or will del Iver mi’s southern neighbors. Motion said. pneumonia.” cape. Immaculate. New 2 BEDROOM APART­ excellent condition. 528- and Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., will be reported to Cuban exiles have used economic booms ing Ronnie S. Moss, Unit by the load or half loads. The hundreds of family-run import- carpeting. Assumable 7% MENT IN RESIDENTIAL 7879, 528-5054. the full body in early April. in Latin American nations like Brazil and But ieconomic crises in giants like 16E North Green Pella Brothers, 364 Bld­ export firms that exiles set up in the 1960s Mexico, Brazii and Venezuela have pro­ % CHFA mortgage. Ex­ SECTION OF Rockville. well St., Manchester, 643- Swift action is essential, for the courts must Venezuela to transform their adopted city Condominiums. Palntbig/Poperlng 52 HeusehoM Goods 62 became highly profitable ten years later, duced an ironic twist to this cliche. cellent location. By Stove, refrigerator, car­ 7405. HONDA CIVIC-1974. Au­ into a thriving center of Latin American peting, large yard on continue to operate. In 1982, consumer bankruptcies when oil-rich countries like Venezuela owner. $57,900. 649-4734. tomatic, New tires. commerce, shielding' Miami from the Tony Villamil, international economist dead end street. No pets. totaled 449,895, down slightly from 1981’s 456,914— but became expanding markets for American HO/ hO/ ho aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE — bale hay at Needs engine. $500 or best domestic recession. for Southeast Bank, Florida’s biggest, said Security. References. still an immense overload in an extremely sensitive television sets, clothes and industrial parts. D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ USED REFRIGERA­ the farm by the bale. offer. Call 643-2597 after area of law. And the new business language is Latin America’s econonnic ills fire produc­ Condominiums 31 $325. 643-4520. ING COMPANY — Inte­ TORS, WASHERS, 6pm. Part of the reason for Miami’s swift LOS ANGELES (U PI) Pella Brothers, 364 Bld­ Meanwhile, a massive, multi-pronged study of Spanish. ing shock waves that will soon ripple to the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rior Specialist. Custom Ranges - clean, guaran­ well Street, Manchester. success is geographical — south Florida shores of Miami. — A man who returned aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa personal bankruptcy by the General Accounting "Florida used to be considered southern­ home to get his checkboojc Wallpaper Hanging. In­ teed, parts and service. 1965 PLYMOUTH Juts into the heart of the Caribbean, and is Homes tar Rent 43 Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, VALIANT- 43,000 original Office, initially commissioned by Rodino, will be most United States. Today it’s considered Sales to Mexico were curtailed sharply and found himself locked surance Damage Ap­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa central to many air and shipping routes, praisers. Workmanship Son, 649 Main Street, miles. New tires. $500. released this spring. The study analyzes the northernmost Latin America,” said John when that country’s debt crisis and the out stripped to his shorts aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Motion, international representative for the making the city a natural gateway to Latin concomitant foreign exchange freeze cut Guaranteed! 646-8467. 643-2171. Pets 65 646-8042. relationship between personal bankruptcies and America. and climbed down the selected social and economic variables. Florida Chamber of Commerce. the dollars needed to buy foreign MANCHESTER- HOUSE FOR RENT — Another factor is political stability and chimney, where he stayed East Hartford. Large six PAINTING AND PAPER KEROSENE HEATERS 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY, a little space You will not be surprised, I suspect, to know that The Miami customs district now handles equipment. Socriflce. Immaculate 2 personal security. until a passerby heard hfs bedrooms, each with room plus cape. Three HANGING — ceilings re­ — 50% Off on all remain­ Many new parts. 360 cc., among the factors the study isolates that cause people more Latin American trade than any other The Venezuelan economic crisis has shouts and called tlO* AKC Registered Mini in the right place city in the United States, according to Former Salvadoran ambassador to the both. Carpeting. Redeco­ bedrooms, living room paired. References, fully ing Inventory. B.D. long hair Dachshunds, 2 4-door, passed emissions. to choose the stigma of bankruptcy to get out from sharply reduced trade with that country sheriff. $350 or best offer. 568-1103 research from Florida International United States Roberto Quinones and bis rated, Great for summer. with fireplace. Near Insured. Quality work. Pearls, 643-2171. black males; 1 female, under are: illness, unemployment and marital strife. and prospects dimmed further with the fail Deputies, who firs't after 5. University. wife, Clelia, decided to manage their Pool. Gas grills. Sun- schools and churches. Martin Mattsson, even­ red brindled. 228-0123. They always have been culprits in problems such as of oil prices to $29 a barrel last week. thought Pennius Pratt $475 per month. Heat and ings 649-4431. BEAUTIFUL ETHAN these. A study by the university’s business business in Miami after a string of " I f the price of oil continues to drop, there deck. CHFA qualified. .was a burglar, summon^ $45,.900.643-8649.643-6591. utilities not Included.No ALLEN traditional sofa CHEVROLET-1972 Nova. school found nearly a quarter of Miami’s kidnappings and murders of businessmen wiil be a shutdown. And that-wiii really D O G TRAI N I NG- 8T PHONE firefighters who lowered a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa pets. Security and refer­ INTERIOR — EXTE­ and love seat. $1250. 9 Obedlence classes start­ Excellent condition. But in addition, the study probably will pinpoint Jobs and supporting industries in 1981 were in San Salvador. affect South Florida,” said Sergio de Power steering, power aggressive advertising by lawyers (you've seen some rope Uirough the chimney ences. Telephone 289-4772 RIOR Painting — Wal­ piece pine dining room ing April 18ln Bolton. Call dependent on the 111 billion in trade Many Latins say they simply feel more at Armas, head of the Florida Association of or 289-4084. lpapering and drywall set, $650. also; matching brakes. Asking $1595.643- M to Pratt and pulled him to Rentals of the ads; they’re disgraceful!); the prolonged conducted with with nations like Venezuela, ease in the bi-cultural city. 643-9839 for registration. Importers and Exporters. safety. Installation. Quality pro­ Oriental wool rug, $150. 8422. MANCHESTER - Great fessional work. Reasona­ Drapes $50.25" so I Id state aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa nelghborhaod. Nice ble prices. Free esti­ color TV.8250 647-9347. 1979 CHEVETTE-4 door, Rooms for Rent 41 home. 3 bedrooms. For­ mates. G.L. McHugh, Antiques 68 4-speed, 4-cvllnder, 2 643-271 1 mal dining room. New 643-9321. snowtires Included. AM both. Full basement. Spa­ Misc tar Saie radio, good condition. CENTRALLY cious front porch. Gar­ HOUSES PAINTED - WANTED ANTIQUES: Well Maintained. 32-35 LOCATED-Downtown. age. Available May 1st. Capes and ranches. By Early, Victorian, Oak, avg. mpg. Asking $3,000. Monday Through Friday , 6 4 3 ' Exceptionally clean $525 plus utilities. Secur­ school teacher. Free esti­ 1920's and miscellaneous. 644-8034 after 3. Classified.... 2711 ity. 646-2000. Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 rooms. Kitchen privi­ mates. Starting at $275 Please call 643-8709. Notices For advertisements to be Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc. for S a le ...... 63 Rates leges. Maid, linen ser­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa per house. Call Mike 1970 VOLVO 144S, Auto­ A published Monday, the dead­ 649-9398. matic. Clean, snow tires Lost/Found...... Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and G arden...... 64 M inim um C harge: vice. Security required. ALUMINUM SHEETS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa line Is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Call 6434)694. Stere/Offlee Space 44 used as printing plates— . on rims, good running TILL 5:00 PM Personals...... Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 fo r one day Tog Soles 69 Announcements _____ .007' thick, 23 X 284'. 50c condition. AM/FM Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 P e r W ord: each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone cassette stereo. $800. Auctions...... Recreational Item s ...... 67 BuUdkig/Contractlng 53 Real Estate 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad . Apartments tar Rent 42 ATTRACTIVE OFFICES 643-2711. They MUST be phone 646-4729. Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14< — 400 sq. ft. and 336 sq. ft. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa picked up before 11:00 Homes for Sole...... Tag Sales...... 69 Classified advertisements eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a.m. only.. 6 d a y s ...... 13e are taken by telephone as a Can be combined. Rent ROBERT E. JARVIS •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeny***** Financial Condominiums...... Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 d ays...... 12c ; MANCHESTER — Main negotiable. 210 Main Lots/Lond for Sole .. Pointing/ Papering...... 52 convenience. BUILDING — Remodel­ SCREENED LOAM ------TAG SALE-Saturday MotorcvcIez/BIcvclM 72 Mortgages...... H appy Ads: . Street. Two rooms, Street, Manchester. 646- ing Specialist. Additions, Investment Property Bulldlng/^ontroctlng...... 53 '^.he Manchester Herald Is ; floated, hot water, ap- gravel, processed gravel, April 2nd, 9to 3,46 Horace Personal Loons...... $3.00 per colum n Inch 2469. garages, roofing, siding, •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Business P roperty... RoofIng/SIdIng...... 54 respansible only for one Incor­ • pllances. Na pets. Secur- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sand, stone and fill. For Street, Manchester. An­ Insurance...... rect Insertion and then only kitchens, bathrooms, re­ deliveries call George tiques, knick-knacks, up- Resort Property...... Heotlng/Plumblng...... 55 Automotive Deadiines : )ty. Parking. 523-7047. placement wlndows- MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Easy to Sm* Cnchol Bad-Doll Wanted to Borrow __ for. the size of the original Resort Property 45 Griffing, Andover, 742- holstered motorized Flooring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 /doors. 643-6712. RANCE — lowest rates For classified advertise­ insertion. ; MANCHESTER — Extra 7886. chair f<^ handicaped. available. Call Clarice or Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles___72 Rentals ments to be published Tues­ E rrors which do not lessen ; large two bedroom town- Joan at Clarke Insurance Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 LEON CIESZYNSKI TWIN BLEACHED Mah­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Rooms tor R ent...... day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement . house. Private basement, MATUNUCK, R.l. Con­ BUILDER— New homes, Agency, 8-5pm, 643-1126. & Education Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noan on the day ; fieot, hot water, central ogany bedroom set. Eu­ Apartments for Rent For Sale will not be corrected -by an temporary. Sleeps eight. additions, remodeling, Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. ■ air-conditioning In- Ocean view. Avalalable reka vacuum, lamps, Automotive Help W a n te d ...... 21 additional Insertion. rec rooms, garages, kit­ chair, fan, alr- 1979 YAMAHA XS 1100. Automotive ...... 76 ' eluded. $495. Call 649-4800. June 26-July 2, August chens remodeled, ceil­ 6-August 13. 643-9902. condltloner(11,500 BTU). aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lacquer paint, new con­ ings, bath tile, dormers, 646-2564. tinental tires, custom MANCHESTER — one, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa roofing. Residential or Cars/Trucks tar Sale 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• two and three bedroom seat, pull back handleb­ aaaaaaMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaac commercial. 649-4291. apartments. Heat and hot Wonted to Rent 47 LAWNS ROLLED-480 lb. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ars. Asking $2500. Please Notices Lost/Found 01 AnnounoDfiMntt 03 Help Wonted ’ 21 Help wanted 21 Help Wanted . 21 power roller. Reasonable coll after 5:30 583-0197. Employment Help Wonted 31 water. $375., $425., $495. DESIGN KITCHENS by Call 649-4800. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rates. Call John 644-8076. 1978 PLYMOUTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Education seeesseeaeseseeeseseeee eeeaeaeeeaaaeeeeeeeeeae ••aMsaasaaasaassaassas J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, VOLARE-Power steer­ '■•••••aaeaasaaaaaaaaaa PIP-National Printing vanities, formica, Wilson 1968 SUZUKI 50 cc, 2,193 FOUND-ln Wickham PMUCNOflCI IT 'S CHAU£NGING IMMEDIATE OPENING THREE ROOM Heated SUSPENDED CEILING. ing, air conditioning, ra­ Lost/Found 01 Park, watch. Please call ••••••••••••••moooooooo IN THE FULL TIME WAITRESS Company-looking for art, Corlan counter tops, dio, excellent gas mi­ miles. Excellent condi­ In complying with MotorVehicle for dishwasher, waitress. ksfletlen Get Tee apartment 118 Main store, 1200 to 1500 square 24 Panels, 2 ft by 4 ft. with to Identify 644-1354. Ctopt. S«clk>n 4941. AilHIcDf* CONNECTICUT -5 days, 7am-3pm. kitchen cabinet fronts, leage, passed emissions tion. $400 or best offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lien on ■ motor vehicle, we will be Help Wanted » Part time hours. Good Bewnt Street, third floor. No feet. Will give long lease. framework. $50. 649-4300. holding a Public Auction at 12 ARMY NATIONAL GUARD wages. For more Infor­ FEAST, 250 Hartford Rd,’, complete woodworking Ask for Dick. Inspection. Excellent Call 646-2948. noon on April 11, 19833 el Man- Get ep. Get OeH 646-1483, ask for Jean. appliances. Security and Call Larry Schwartz, 1- service, custom made FOUND — SET OF KEYS CAT -Lost on Summit cheetor Shell. 275 Main 8t.. M«i- ••ssssssssssesasssssaes I NFAHTRY mation, apply: Continen­ condition. Call anytime, at Lincoln Center. Can be AND ONLY THE BEST HILL ■ameoodIMaaMng tenant Insurance re­ 413-567-7963, Moss. furniture, colonial repro­ 643-4735. Street, Manchester. chadler. Ct. for the following EXPERIENCED SALES tal Cuisine, 649-4675. quired. $350. Phone 646- SMALL ANTIQUE picked up at the Man­ White with gray on head. 1979 Ford HAKE IT I AyofW CaN S2S-S401 PART TIM E -Earn $50'- ductions In wood, 9 varie­ MIRROR- 12peed. Only Certified Check will be ac­ 7am-12. Spruce Street Conn. 06040 c/o Grant available. 3 hrs dally In pliances, cellar storage, door and window re­ quad stereo, cruise control, YjU odom> rtw/e cepted. employment during Mobil, 220 Spruce St., TRESS and frame; night lOO 2224 CALL NOH Coordinator. skilled nursing facility!. p ark in g , ya rd . $375 SMTViCft OffBTBd 51 placement, remodeling, power windows, all freight pre 5990 p*ew c FA s r summer months. Apply Manchester. Please call Mrs. j>. stand, gas range, side­ care and Rusty Jones Rustproof ’9499 649-9454 727-9735 monthly. 649-2871. renovations and new con­ board, ' swivel rocker & You’ll never know the In person. Administra­ Brownstein, DNS, Mon­ struction. 646-1379. ing included, cameo beige *3622 •|M f t e t ? tion Office, Meadows 249-4071 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ottoman. 643-5931. This old-fashioned lady power of Classified until PART TIME TYPIST day -Friday, 9-3 at 64i3- in easy crochet adds a M an o r, 333 Bldw ell MANCHESTER-NIce m PLASHI A handy cobbler for you use it yourglef. Call 1- 800- 842-2274 5151. Crestfleld Convales­ C 8. M TREE Service — charming note to a bed­ Street, Monchester. .No needed. Hours to be ar­ Room Townhouie. 2 bed­ SKAPARAS HOME IZe- HOT DOG CART-Pleose JUST ARRIVED. SENTRA DIESEL kitchen duty with simple today to place an ad. F0NT4N6ITIZER ranged. Please send rep­ cent Home and Fenwoott Free estimates, discount modellng — all types, of room. telephone calls please. Excellent opportunity rooms, full bosement and call after 5:00 643-2380. Incrodlbl* Highway EPA. butterflies in cross-stitch WOMAN WITH YOUNG lies to: Manchester De­ Manor In Manchester. ' Jaundry hookup. Private senior citizens. Company additions. Interior (ipd No. 5990 has fuU cro­ for the right candidate to —' Manchester awned and to trim the pockets. chet and finishing direc­ SON desires responsible, fill a position in the portment of Recreation, entrance and patio, con­ exterior, repair woak. No. 2224 is in One Size mature woman or couple operated. Call 646-1327. AGED GARDEN MA­ tions. CELEBRITY CIPHER drafting dept. Artistic 41 Center Street, Man­ Get the Want Ad habit ' venient location. $480 Free estimates. Reasona­ NURE -Delivered. 32 bu­ (14-16-18), and requires CeUbiily erypiogriim we creeled Irem quoledene by famous people, pm to live rent free In odlo- ability, ability to print chester, Conn. 06040 c/o ble rates. Call Joe, 8^ m DATSUN iM88 88 DODOS M til 18H CHSV. *8888 2 yards 36-inch. Transfer TO ORDER, lead $2JM far aack read and use the UtUe adii monthiy with heat 8i hot shel load, $48.00.25 bushel C-10, H TON-350 V8, end present Each leher to Pie cipher elende tor another. redpv'» e** 0 eguea ». cent two bedroom deluxe neatly, able to follow dl- Grant Coordinator. 7572. V. 200 8X htcbbli. auto* Omni 024. 2 Ooor included. Kadllqi* ** *** ^ Wltag* aid in Classified regularly. water. Immediate occu- CONCRETE WORK load $42.00.15busnel laod matlc. ooR ownar, caa* fiatcbbadi. 4 cyt. AT. Auto. Power Steering. apartment, plus monthly rectlona, able to work In­ jiancy. 649-4000. aatlt. MtchaHna. •3038- AM/FM radio, from Camper Cap • MORE. Pattema available only 6IUII CkitT WANTED. Sidewalks, $28.00. Coll 647-1^. Cocoa •3485-3 stipend. In exchange for dependently. ••••••••••••••••••••••a 1. wheel driva and more. in sizes sAown. Manchwiw Hants “ K RYBRCD ULXEJLU — RFM MXF’U High School education steps, patios, floors, and Are you an antique lovw'^ 78 DATSUN *418| houskeeplng and child WOMAN WITH YOUNG Long Bed Pickup, 5 TO ORDER, taad $2.D0 I MANCHESTER-Deluxe 4 repairs. Call 875-0572. T T F O IB * t m required. Some drafting Read the offerings Hn TWO GREEN CARPETS 1888 CHIVY •28M speed, factory air. cap. care services. Car essen­ SON desires responsible, Business Opporlunttles 21 SOranada 8 cyl.. auta faWara^platDOt&rwiI or other technical school room apartment. Refrig­ Classified every day to fOd 11X12, 8. 12X12, with two Chavalla 2 door, 4 •andlewood tan. buck- c « ^ y RVQ UQYY LKI K DRKM OX tial. Mustbenon-smaker, P8. ak oond . Oova spaed. 4 new uras. desirable. mature woman or couple erator, stove, disposal. akin interior. Slock EXPERIENCED the item or items yoird green runners for stairs Ofay. •3843-1. fa« Httta car lor com- 8HI MNMgn no pets. References re­ We offer salary com­ to live rent free In adlo- No pets, references, se­ 0 •8178. COMPANION-Car, refer­ or hallway. Good condi­ ^ m in o . Siocii «3478- 78 DATSUN *3888 MMichmtar HGralB SPECIAL: Over 2M ee- — ULRU 0 X 0 LRD R JVQRU MQRY quired. 6434)624 or 528- mensurate with ability cent two bedroom deluxe VERNON - Two to like to own. b St MAMMA »18J|S curity. $450 Includes heat ences If required, depen­ tion. $75.00. Please tele­ Long Bed. S apd., regu­ ll|g«¥a.at4ma»f lections and a F R E E 5527 or 528-5527 before and experience. Full Ix^ apartment, plus monthly chooose from I Immacd- 4 Ooof Sadao - Damo • Now Talk. X-T.lfM gnd hot water. 649-4003. dable. All phases of care. Laaa than 8Xm miias. lar gM. Ready to work. Pattern Section la tka phone 647-8305. •3583-1 8pm. nefit package. stipend. In exchange for late 3V5 room brick Bal. of Factofy W»- 77 PONTIAC »aaM DP ALBUM. Jnst $8.^ XN DOS ROaORY." — MXVXt^LC Reasonable. 649-7609. 74 TOYOTA *1888 If Interested, plea ranty.' Auto Crulaa, Sunbird Haichbk., V-8. M il. tqia tknokor aoS tin. houskeeplng and child condo. Wall to wall, dli- MANCHESTER-Very Just because you don't & snort Bed. 8 apeed, •Maartuitaea apply at our faculty. BUTLER STAIR OlgKal Sound Syilam. Auiomallc. silver, vary New FASHION with NURSE AIDES-State cer­ M re services. Car essen­ hwasher, disposal, alr- pretty. e3888-i chocks out OM Gold a-tZt-DOlU-OM aag Haw ua_ VRIXEV nice tour room, two bed­ LOVING MOTHER with an item doesn’t mean jQe lea Bkia. •33N. tified. 7-3; 3-11. Saturday tial. Must be non-smoker, candltlonlng, stave, r i- ELEVATOR-Used eleven finish. *3403-1 Photo-Guide patterns in la aroM tkaai kas ta J S a 'ttiS Z room apartment. Stove, two children desires to item has lost its vahta. months. Cost $1800, sell all size ranges, has a RRiPtaai a*n.Tt. as PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I’ve been smiling so much my jowls and Sunday only. Apply sm saENTnc PMNcrs no pets. References re­ frlgerator. Lovely hlgji refrigerator, no pets, se­ Why not exchange it ^ r pisass on ippllgna sSSit. SSISfMSSl watch your child from for $900. Buyer remove, special Grace Cole Collec­ hurl." — Ronald Reagan In person. Meadows quired. 64341624 or 528- location; close to every­ curity. references. $310 6:30am to 5:30 pm. 647- cash with an ad^n DECORMIER DATSUN tion for larger sizes; plus WJ'-^RiRtooki uaxomoaK-ai M a n o r, 333 B ldw ell easy Installation. 649- hfpat at oaaSlaataik tklR a.^ ^ ^ C l|M fa [N |A j« . TMHpg u 8 Pal * fMQi • 19e3byNEA,mc. 5527 or 528-5527 before thing. Group I, Belflorli Plus utilities. 649-4003. s a s BSOAB CT., MANCIlIinR 443-4141 2 BONUS Coupons! SOS M/r 0945. (Hassidied? 1 0656. 8IVE or atEP-4a aae, Street, Manchester. 8pm. Agency, 647-1413. P r i c e .... 11,25. •towtrti HtMt to ■Mm.