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By Robert Crabbe The firm trades about 50 houses a The houses on Lozano’s lot range United Press International year. His office manager, Frank from three-bedroom dwellings to McNiff, says the company has a three-room prefabs from farm labor MANTECA, Calif. - A lot of peo­ backlog of more than 300 inquiries. camp's. Conditions vary, but some Manchester, Conn. ple run used-car lots. Tony J. The prices range from about $28,- have kitchen and bathroom fixtures Windy, cold Lozano is different. He runs a used- 500 down. inUct and fairly new carpets. through Sunday Sat., March 27, 1982 house lot. Lozano says about 5,000 houses , There are duplexes, triplexes and “ Your old house may be are destroyed every year in Califor­ even a fourplex once used as — See page 2 Single copy 25c somebody’s dream castle,” Lozano nia and up to 100,000 nationally. apartments for married men on a says. ‘‘Most of these homes can be military base. It has been sold for A professional house mover since saved,” he says. “They may look a use as a farni building, and soon will 19S1, Lozano buys unwanted houses little run down on the outside, but be moved to Escalon, about 20 miles and hauis them to his 20-acre display the framing structure is still good from Manteca. lot near Manteca in the San Joaquin , because it has been protected from Fifteen used houses currently Vailey 70 miles east of San Fran­ the weather.” stand on timber braces on the 20- cisco. A state Senate survey reported acre Lozano lot on a rural road near He sells them mostly to people Feb. 15 the median price of a house Manteca. Several already have been with low-income jobs and good in California rose from $23,100 in sold, and await moving with the credit ratings. Lozano's firm will 1970 to around $107,000 this year. arrival of spring weather. Shuttle clear help them find lots, arrange for Only about 5 percent of California He has written a 28-page booklet, foundations and plumbing connec­ families now are able to afford complete with testimonials from tions, and in some cases carry them them. buyers, telling other house movers 1^''' ' until conventional financing can be The same survey estimated how to get into the business of arranged. California needs about 310,000 new saving old dwellings to sell to the “ With a little work, they may end housing units a year. In the current young and the poor. He charges $5 TONY LOZAO STANDS IN FRONT OF ONE OF HIS USED HOUSES for full trip up with,a house worth four or five recession, there were only 117,000 for it, but he mailed a complimen- ... ‘Your old house may be somebody's dream castle.” times what they put into it.” starts in 1981. tilry copy to President Reagan. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fia. (UPI) control in Houston implied that of­ - A top space agency official Friday ficials would be talking about cleared the space shuttle Columbia possibly shortening the flight Permit for a full seven-day mission despite because of the radio problem. Your Connectkut Qievy Dealers a nagging radio problem — But John McLeaish, chief of assuming the weather cooperates. NABA’s Public Information Branch process “ As far as I am concerned, the in Houston, told UPI following that mission is going the fiill duration,” report: “ I don’t think it's serious at said Eugene Kranz, deputy director all. We are not in a come-home $500or ^ 5 0 Cosh Bonus of flight operations at the Johnson situation. I’m totally convinced of easy Space Center in Houston. that.” But he said: “ Weather is going to Kranz said at his briefing: “ All

•V*' - be an important factor.” Astronauts things being equal, we intend to fly Manchester has ,a one- Jack Lousma and Gordon Fullerton through the planned mission dura­ stop subdivision permit are scheduled to land Monday but tion, If any one of those parameters process to avoid costly Kranz did not rule out a landing Sun­ is going to be favorable on one day delays in housing construc­ day or even Tuesday if the weather and not on another, we could com e tion just as Windsor does. NOBODY OTFERS YOU NIORE made that necessary. ih a day early or a day later. Windsor was recently cited The communications problem “ It’s a question, that you have to as a model in an article by caused no loss of the important in­ find a set of conditions that op­ “ Housing Advocate,” a formation Lousma and Fullerton timizes the chances for successful newsletter of the Housing were gathering on this pathfinding conclusion of this mission. And that Coalition for the Capitol third test flight. The concern is true of any mission we have Region. CARS AND TRUCKS centered on maintaining backup flown. The article, in the communications capability and Officials already had ordered con­ February-March: issue of Kranz said the shuttle still had the servation of hydrogen and oxygen the newsletter, cites the necessary “ redundancy.” for Columbia's fuel cell generators Windsor system as one that Fullerton continued to flex the to give the option of extending the takes only two or three able muscles of the 50-foot remote fUght for another day or two, and months. In some towns the AT THESE SAVINGS! cargo arm, and Lousma wound up a still leave Columbia some emergen­ process is much longer. key medical research experiment. cy reserve. Alan F. Lamson, direc­ Initial forecasts for the Northrop Kranz said confusion about the tor of planning, said the Strip in New Mexico’s high desert ' radio situation was caused in part by process in Manchester is indicated the astronauts would en­ the complexity and flexibility of the the same as that in Wind­ counter no weather problems on lan­ ship’s radio system. sor, and, if anything, is Chevette Scooter $ 4,9 9 7 * ding there, scheduled at 2-.30 p.m. TTie radio problem concerned two faster where wetlands per­ EST Monday. receiver-transmitter units aboard ■ Herald photo by Pinto mits are needed. That is But by the time Kranz discussed the Columbia, each with two power so, he sad, because the Cash Bonus $ 500 the situation, forecasters were levels. Planning and Zoning Com­ Balancing act saying the outlook at Northrop was The lower-power shuttle to Earth mission in Manchester is expected to take a turn for the worse segment of one of the units, called a also the wetlands authori­ about two hours before the transponder, failed Thursday. Then ty. In Windsor they are The New Cavalier Cadet $ 6 ,4 3 3 * Felicia Petito (left) and Joanne Parker balance on a log to cross a creek Into Charter Oak Park. both the high and low-power scheduled touchdown. The outlook separate. there for Sunday was much better. downward transmission units went Under the procedure Military forecasters at White out on the second unit two orbits used by both towns, a (wHh 32 Standard Features) Sands said clearing skies were later. group of town officials for Big turnout predicted expected Sunday and that landing water, sewer, police, Kranz said engineers had not conditions looked good before noon engineering, and public Cash Bonus $ 750 given up on that backup unit, but EST Monday, b“t were expected to works, as well as planning, half of the other unit had failed com ­ worsen after that. meets with the developer pletely. “ We are continuing to watch the after the application has The Earth-to-shuttle sections of Citatien $ 6 ,8 9 9 * weather,” Kranz said. “ We have been filed and reviews the both units continued to operate nor­ Salvadoran to vote taken a look at the weather at application with him. mally. That was important because Northrup Strip.” they are used to transmit important Later it writes reports that $ 750 Kranz held an early evening news go on to the Planning and Cash Bonus navigation data to the Columbia. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Reagan’s policies have threatened was reported in nearly all of the questioned would vote. conference to clear up day-long con­ Zoning Commission with (UPI) — Officials said Friday they to move to cut off all U.S. aid to El eight military outposts in “The results of the most recent fusion and conflicting reports about Lousma and Fullerton had little to the application. expected a turnout of 85 percent for Salvador should Arena, which has northeastern Morazan province. polls have been marvelous,” he the communications problem on say on the subject — except to con­ That process avoids Celebrity $ 8,3 1 3 * Sunday's elections despite a rebel been linked to right-wing death The rebels have cut off the eastern said. Columbia and how serious it was. tinue talking about a Monday lan­ delays between reviews by offensive that has disrupted com­ squads, win the elections. third of the country from the rest of Foreign observers, including a “ We haven’t had any significant ding. They went ahead with their the various' officials and munications and transportation in The rightists, for their part, have El Salvador and have disrupted delegation, from the United States, discussions relative to barly mission chores,..having lunch, doing some cuts down on the time Cash Bonus $ 500 nearly half of the country. threatened to disregard the elec­ communications and transportation were arriving to help monitor the termination to date in the control sightseeing and receiving, through devoted by the staff to each 'The tw o m a jor parties, the tions should junta President Jose in at least 40 percent of the nation. elections. Several members of the center,” Kranz said. mission control, greetings and best application. moderate Christian Democrats and Napoleon Duarte’s Christian “ With respect to the elections that U.S. delegation, led by Sen. Nancy An earlier report from mission wishes from their wives. Also speeding up the the far-right National Republican Democrats win. are very near,'the strategic plans of Kassebaum, R-Kan., left Friday for process the planning staff LUV Truck $ 5,9 4 1 * Alliance, known as Arena, appeared The elections to choose a 60-seat the guerrillas have already been set San Salvador. is common staff for the to be running neck and neck as elec­ constituent assemUy to draft a new in motion,'^ a guerrilla commander Zoning Board of Appeals, Cash Bonus tion day approached. constitution are the centerpiece of warned in a broadcast over the rebel Guillermo Guevara Lacayo, the the Planning and ^ ning $ 500 In both Washington and San . U.S. efforts to bring stability to Cen­ Radio Venceremos. third most important Christian J.C. Penney again Commission, and thus the Salvador, officials indicated they tral America. The party that wins Despite threats of violence, the Democratic leader, said he was sure wetlands authority. were as concerned over the dutcome ' control of the assembly will chose man charged with ensuring the e le c-' his party would win more than half The process in S40 Pickup Truck $ 6 ,2 7 0 * of the elections as they were by the an interim president. tiofis take place, Election Com- of the constituent assembly’s 60 Manchester was leftist rebel offensive to disrupt Leftist rebels, who are boycotting misson President Jorge seats but acknowledged that Arena top town taxpoyer streamlined a bit more, them. the elections, kept up their offensive Bustamante, said his latest poll in­ had conducted a superior campaign. recently when the need for Cash Bonus Congressional critics of President to disrupt the balloting. Fighting dicated 85 percent of those “ The Arena campaign from the a permit to build within 50 $ 500 technical point of view was very feet of a stream was good,” Guevara said. His own, he For the second straight year, J.C. manor Associates and General Elec­ eiiminated in cases when a conceded, was “ muy malo” — very Penney Co. is Manchester’s largest tric. wetiands permit is also CIO Pickup Truck $ 6,5 6 4 * bad. taxpayer. needed, since the permits Dodd sees rightist victory The retailing giant, which owns In the past year, GE opened its In what appeared to be a warning are granted by the same the large distribution center in the new facility in the Buckland In­ to Arena, Assistant Secretary of dustrial Park. commission applying' Buckland Industrial Park and a C ash B on u s $ 750 State Thomas Enders said in similar criteria. smaller facility on Progress Drive, Washington United States would The ranking of the top 10, after the was assessed at $17.8 million on the as blow to peace chances expect the winner to continue top three, on the 1981 Grand List 1981 Grand List. ' political, economic and social was: John Hancock Mutual Life In­ G lO V h n $ 6 ,9 0 8 * That is roughly $7 million more Dividends reforms now under way in El surance, at $4 million; Downey, than the second highest taxpayer — Emil, at $3.94 million; Squire think it would give him more Salvador. By Tom Towslee “ I feel better about where the ad­ the Hartford Electric Light Co. — Village Associates, at $3.61 million; C ashBon us $ 750 strength.” deciared Washington Correspondent ministration is today than I did a While Enders stopped short of and is more than $5 million above Broadmanor Associates, at $3.46 Dodd predicted the election, week ago.” saying such issues as land reform what J.C. Penney was assessed on million; Raymond Damato, at $3.24 WASHINGTON - Civil war in El which is being boycotted by guerilla Directors of Lydall Inc. He said that negotiations are now and human rights would be con­ the 1960 Grand List. million; General Electric, at $3.19 Salvador will become worse if the insurgents, will be a stalemate. have declared a common being considered, when “ that word ditions of future U.S. aid, he said the The list of the top 10 was released million and Geri-Care Nursing Why wait! If you've been looking for a new cor or truck, now, more than ever, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers are worth looking into. Retail buyers who take delivery on an eligible right-wing National Republican Without a clear majority, the elec­ stock dividend of 17.5 cents wasn’t in their vocabulary a week United States would present any I^day afternoon by Assessor J. Center, at $2.77 million. new Chevrolet now through March 31st at participoHng dealers can gel a $500 or $750 cash bonus! Apply it immediately to your down payment up front... or receive your bonus 'AJliance wins in Sunday’s elections, tion will do nothing to shore up the per share, payable June 15 ago.” He agreed that a peace in­ new government with conditions it Richard Vincent. chock dhreclly from Chevrolet. Either way, Irom smoll cars to trucks, your Connecticut Chevy Dealers ore bringing you the offer you've been wailing for on the new Chevy you've Sen. Oiristopher Dodd, D-Conn., Duarte government, he added. Manchester’s net taxable 1981 to stockholders of record itiative by the Mexican government deems fundamental. Hie total assessed value of the 10 been wanting to buy So gel rollmg... and get a $500 or $750 cash bonus. Participating dealers contribute 2 5 % to these bonuses, so make your best deal. Your actual cost depends predicted. “ The election will not stop the Grand List, released earlier, is $713 May 28. increased interest in negotiations, largest taxpayers on the 1981 Grand on the deal you negotiate. See your Connecticut Chevy Dealers today Nobody soils more, ■ ocauso nobody offers more. : Dodd said a victory by the right- war,” he said. “ It is not a presiden­ million, up $29.5 miinon from the Lydall’s directors also but said that the biggest reason for List was $56.7 million, compared wing party, led by Major Robert tial election. Duarte’s name is not $683 million net taxable 1980 Grand declared dividends of 37.5 increased interest was “ the realiza­ with $50 million on the 1980 list. ^Aubuisspn, would be the worst on the ballot.” List. cents per share of $1.50 tion that the Christian Democrats The order of the top three I>16w to chances for a negotiated He added, “ It has generated a IndGx prefer]^ stock, 25 cents could lose on Sunday.” taxpayers was unchanged in a year. Those figures are after peace. signifiOant. amount of violence. It per share of $1 preferred Dodd said U.S. policy in Central adjustments by the Board of Tax “ Nothing will end the fittin g , but elevates the status of the r i^ t and ...... XI Following J.C. Penney and HELCO 'stock and 20 cents per America should focus on El Review, but the change between the it will become worse if the right creates..the possibility they may ...... ' 'an — which was assessed at $10.2 share of 80-cent preferred Salvador rather than Nicaragua. assessor list and the Board of Tax «w iiu ,” he said. win.” C lassified...... 18-19 million on the 1961 list— was Jarvis stock. All are payable June “ If we can achieve a cease fire in Review’s list was insignificant. . Dodd said that a victory by Presi­ Dodd, together with members of Comics ...!!. 1!!...!.! 1!.. 1.. .14 Alexander Enterprises. 15 to stockholders of record El Salvador, begin a. negotiated dent Jose Napoleon Duarte’s Chris­ the House and Senate Foreign Af­ Editorial ...... — 6 Jarvis was assessed at $4.46 The Grand List figures seem to May 28. settlement, then the rationale for tian Dnnocratic Party would hold fairs Committees, introduced a continuing shipment of arms and Entertainment ...... IS million on the 1981 list, down from support town General Manager /'the most hope for a negotiated resolution in February calling for a weapons via Nicaragua is L o tt* '7 ...... 2 the $4.48 assessment on the 1980 list. Robert B. Weiss’ claim that the Financial advice peace. negotiated political solution to the' eliminated,” he said. Obituaries ...... 8 Dropping off the top 10 list this $892,000 in tax revenue the Buckland "1 would like to see Jose Napoleon conflict in m Salvador. In announ­ Dodd said the administration has Religious news ...... 7 time around were JMB Income Industrial Park is expected to Sylvia Porter tells how to Duarte and the Christian cing the resolution, Dodd was started to realize that the basic S p orts...... 15-17 Properties Inc. and Connecticut produce next fiscal year will more get “ Your Money’s Worth” Connecticut. Democratic Party win,” Dodd said. critical of the administration’s in­ Television ...... 12-13 Natural Gas. than make up for remaining finan­ — daily on the business “ It's important for relatively creased involvement in El Salvador. Appearing on the top 10 list in cing charges to pay for the park’s page in Manchester Please turn to page 8 *0«M Mwvlutvrit*! S»te«»t»J f tk« i«l»em Siilir sn pnsllu . tta, Ifcsm, mOi iillinais clnryst m d »fUt—I «e»lmwt i moderate elements to prevail. I In an interview Friday, Dodd said. lOOl, but not in i960, were Broad- development. HaraM. iS ^ A*-V • }> - •*. -*v: <•:•.•■« V

MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 27, 1982 - .1 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 27, 1982 NATIONM. WEATHEH SERVICE FORECAST lo T PM EST * - t T - SI J«77 News Briefing Penney manager tells

Reagan denies New tax income of car pooling efforts attacking poor below estimates HARTTORD (UPI) — The state has WASHINGTON (U P I ), — President warehouse, Radabaugh said that ap­ approximately 37 hours a week, collected only ^ .5 million of the $40 By Susan Plese Reagan, trying to calm criticism from proximately 15 or 20 percent are car their actual hours per day would be million it expected from the new unin­ and Nancy Thompson m inorities, Friday denied Kis ad­ pooling. determined by work load. corporated business tax and issued a Herald Reporters ministration has “ attacked the poor to Radabaugh estimated that hiring In slow periods, employees would warning Friday to residents who might reach our own goals” and promised to im W tM H iA FOTOCAtT « HARTFORD — The manager of will pick up in the coming weeks, be encouraged to take voluntary be holding back. take his message personally to black the giant J. C. Penney warehouse with a total of 200 employees time off without pay, Radabaugh Revenue Commissioner Orest Dubno communities. testified Friday that efforts have working at the facility by the end of said, particularly in the summer said state examiners, under a reciprocal The president told about 75 black been and will be made to promote April. ’That number will increase to when order volume drops. A 10 to 15 agreement with the Internal Revenue clergymen attending a White House car pooling among the facility’s 5()0 by the end of May, and 700 by the percent drop in work force could be Service, will cross check federal income luncheon that his program to turn tte employees. end of June. anticipated because of voluntary tax returns to find people who didn’t pay. economy around, including elimination Penney manager Dennis In August, the number will in­ time off, he said. > ’The penalty for non-payment is $50 or of a number of federal programs geared Weather Radabaugh said, however, those ef­ crease to 1,200 then jump to 1,4(X) in Two letters distributed to the 10 percent of what was due, whichever is to help the disadvantaged, was designed forts would probably remain strictly September and will remain at that Manchester workforce in February greater, plus 1.25 percent monthly in­ to. help everyone. voluntary and would stop short of level for the rest of the year. •. were submitted as evidence. The terest. "Some well-meaning programs robbed putting employee information into a A preliminary 1977 report had in­ letters included a signup sheet for Deputy Commissioner Pasquale Bar­ recipients of their dignity, trapped them computer and using the computer to dicated that the warehouse would car pooling. Fifteen people bate said most people are probably into a dependency that left them with Today’s forecast match employees for car or van employ between 1,500 and 2,500 responded. waiting until the Agril 15 deadline to pay. idle time, left them with little self employees at peak operation. “ Another letter will be distributed The department expected 40,000 pools. respect and left them with little prospect Windy and cold through Sunday. Radabaugh testified in the second But Radabaugh, under as the work force grows,’’ returns for the unincorporated business Saturd^r. Highs 30 to 35. G ear Saturday n i^ t. W w s of a better future,” Reagan said. day of a hearing on a motion for a questioning, testified that those Radabaugh said. tax. Barbato said so far, 7,500 returns Reagan, speaking just before the lunch around 20. Sunny Sunday. H l ^ in the 3 ® ^ N o r ^ ^ 15 temporary injunction to prevent the figures had changed, principally He explained the process involved have come in. in the State Dining Room, told the to 25 mph and gusty Saturday and Saturday night., Aug. 2 opening of the mammoth because of jobs made obsolete by distribution of the letters to each of The tax is paid by all unincorporated religious leaders that “ the accusation new technology and equipment. the employees, as well as the means businesses with gross incomes of more t warehouse. that bothers me the most, is the charge ’The injunction is being requested “ For instance, in 1977, high speed to sign up. than $50,000 and adjusted net incomes of 2 that we don’t care about the poor and dis­ UPI photo more than $15,000. There is a minimum by the Manchester Environmental sorting required eight data entry “ The personnel department' puts advantaged. And it bothers me because Long Island Sound Coalition, which has fought a five- operators,” he said. “ Today that job $250 tax for all businesses. people in touch with one another, it isn’t true.” year battle to keep the facility from is done via laser scanner with no he said. A list of potential car The National Weather Service forecast for Long opening. people involved.” poolers is circulated, or the com­ Islanil Sound from Wateh Hill, R.I., to Montauk Test tube twins Bozzuto urges The coalition claims that the Radabaugh said that pay scales pany paper prints names, start Demo leaders Point, N.Y.: Northwest winds 20 to 30 knots and gudy Catherine Rankin holds her two baby boys, the first test-tube twins warehouse add distribution center,' will go from $4.50 per hour to $7 or times and geographical areas. today through Saturday. (Houdy with a chance rain Or $8 an hour to start. He said that the born in North America Thursday. Left to right are the father, Ian Rankin; strict penalties which will have an average of 1,2M Radabaugh noted that 4.000 get more power snow showers this afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and employees, will cause increased air company will contract out for food Dr. Patrick Steptoe, the British doctor who perfected the in-vltro fer­ applications for employment had HARTFORD (U P I) - Strict penalties Saturday. Visibility over 5 miles this afternoon, except 1 pollution because of the number of service, security guards, site WASHINGTON (UPI) -^The tilization technique in Cambridge, England; and Dr. Gregory to 3 miles in rain or snow showers. Rough seas wiui b^n received thus far. A sample of 7 should be imposed on welfare recipients cars going to and from the center. maintenance and landscaping and Democratic National Committee voted wave heights 5 to 8 feet today and tonight. 200 of those applications showed Richmond-Peck, who delivered the twins in Oakville, Ontario. qualified for a job under the workfare ’The temporary injunction was janitorial services. overwhelmingly Friday to give party I that 57 percent of those who applied program but refuse to work, former requested in connection with the The employees would have leaders more power in selecting were currently employed and 43 per­ Senate Minority Leader Richard Bozzuto coalition’s Ihwsuit against the J.C. staggered hours of work, presidential candidates, while curbing cent unemployed. said Friday. Penney Co. Inc., former state Com­ Radabaugh said, which would cut the importance of the Iowa precinct Purolator suspect Bush shrugs off Bozzuto, a candidate for the Extended outlook Radabaugh estimated that the an­ caucus and New Hampshire primary. missioner of Commerce Edward J. down on traffic congestion and on nual payroll will be between $17 and Republican gubernatorial nomination, Stockton, the Manchester Economic the pollution generated by the traf­ On a voice vote with only a handful of pleads Innocent Immigrant ‘joke’ Extended outlook for New England through Tuesday: $20 million. called for reinstatement of Department Development Commission and the dissents, the party rolled back a number Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Fhir fic. GREENWICH (U P I) — Republican of Income Regulations which suspend In addition, the staggered hours of Approximately 26 percent of the of reforms that have been made in the WATERBURY (U P I) - One of two and Cold through the period. Overnight lows in the teens Town of Manchester. Senate hopeful Prescott Bush Jr. benefits the first time a welfare The .state Supreme Court last May work Would make car pooling or van new employees are expected to candidate selection process in the 14 women charged in the bloody ambush Sunday and Monday and in the 20s ’Tuesday. Daytime shrugged off “ a joke” he made about il­ recipient refuses to take a job or join a pooling more complicated. Although come from Manchester, based on years since the turbulent 1968 slayings of three Purolator Security highs ill the 30s and low 40s Sunday and Monday and the ordered a new trial on the suit. legal immigrants working as domestic training program; 60 days suspension the prnnlovpoc would be scheduled for. the sample, Radabaugh said. Democratic convention in Chicago. guards in a 1979 robbery pleaded inno­ 40s ’Tuesday. Attorney Anthony Pagano, the servants in affluent Fairfield County and second time, and 90 days the third time. Supporters said the new rules will cent Friday in Superior Court to three Vermont: Fair through the period- Very cold at first, counsel for the Manchester En­ counts of felony murder. pressed on Friday with his campaign. • ’The law now states those who refuse to vironmental Coalition, questioned strengthen the party and make it appeal participate in the workfare program only high 30 to 35, lows 5 to T5. A little milder ’Tuesday, highs to a larger section of voters without Donna Couture, 26,^ of Wallingford Bush said he was joking when he Radabaugh about Penney’s efforts can lose their benefits for the amount of 35 to 40, lows 15 to 25. weakening traditional Democratic com­ entered the pleas before Judge T. Clark suggested to the Greenwich Republican to reduce traffic at other facilities. AAAAH to (Jedicate time they refuse to work. Maine: Mostly fair through the period. Cold Sunday Hull, who continued her case until April Women’s Club that some Greenwich “ We have had experience at other mittments to affirmative action and the “ For the state to sit back and not take with highs in the 20s north and low 30s south warming to 2. Evelyn Vega, 26, of East Haven, who residents are glad illegal immigrants are centers with car pool programs,” equal division of delegates between men action would be a disservice to the the 30s and low 40s by ’Tuesday. Overnight lows in the pleaded innocent earlier this month to available to work as domestic servants. Radabaugh said. “ We encourage and women. recipient and to the rest of the single numbers Sunday morning with teens and low 20s the same charges, also is scheduled to by ’Tuesday moraing. (the practice) via the company mental health unit “ It was a joke, really, with a bunch of appear on April 2. hardworking people of our state at a Herald photo by Pinto newspaper and we post bulletin these ladies,” Bush said. “ I was just kid­ time when money is tight and taxpayers New Hampmhire: Mostly fair through the period. Mrs. Couture, her voice raised barely Cold Sunday with highm in the upper 20s and low 30s boards encouraging signup. The per­ Byrd memorabilia ding them. One of these gals asked about are already asked to pay more than they . Manchester Memorial Hospital not ill enough to require in-patient above a whisper, answered “ not guilty” warming to the 40s by ’Tuesday. (Jvernigbt lows in the sonnel department coordinates ef­ the thing and I said it jokingly.” can afford,” he said. will dedicate its new mental health care. ^ to each count of murder and requested a single numbers Sunday morning with low 20s by A bag full of sand forts.” found in trunks unit April 4 ai 3 p.m. with a program Patients will participate in a coor­ ' jury trial. Bush, who is challenging Sen. Lowell Tuesday morning. Radabaugh said all efforts to Ms. Vega sat nervously in the cour­ Weicker for the Republican U.S. Senate match interested persons are done in the hospital’s conference rooms, dinated program of therapeutic ac­ SOMERVILLE, Mass. (U P I) - More Senators defend troom and stood briefly when State’s At­ nomination, told the women, “ I ’m sure James (left) and Lucas Gallant sift the sand at Charter Oak Park Into a bag. manually. He said a computer could followed by tours of the new facility. tivities. than a dozen trunks and memorabilia ap­ M torney Francis McDonald indicated ad­ there are people in Greenwich who are the Coast Guard be used to match up all employees, The dedication will be open to the parently belonging to' Arctic explorer The new facility will also house ditional charges could be filed against glad they’re here, because they wouldn’t but could he not estimate the cost. public. Navy Rear Adm. Robert E. Byrd have support services such as therapeutic the women, and asked that the cases be have someone to help in the house WASHINGTON (UPI) - Both Radabaugh said that the company The new unit, scheduled to open to been discovered in a condemned recreation, occupational therapy continued’ Republican and Democratic senators patients in early April, will enable warehouse about to be demolished, it , without them.” offers no monetary incentives for and psychiatric social service. ’The women and two male companions rallied around the Coast Guard Friday to car pooling, but does provide special the hospital to provide comprehen­ was reported Friday. “ But on the other hand,” he Boston in . Radabaugh further testifed that Pelletier, 39, of Waterbury were con­ forgotten,” he said at a luncheon with cluded: -executive director. The unit will health unit will be featured on tours March 1957. the company was “ committed (o victed of multiple murder charges in the congressional reporters. Rhode Island daily: 3609. ’The “ 4-40 Jackpot” numbers ’ Environmental activist Michael ASSISTANT director of health me from a member of your depart­ house the hospital’s in-patient psy­ of the unit. The unit marks the com­ John Morgan and Paul Harrison of Capital murder conducting a survey to determine case in January. Earlier in the week, Stevens joined were 09-11-04-05. Dworkin is asking the town’s Board Ronald Kraatz said he didn’t know if ment that the mechanical disburser chiatric service, which will contain pletion of the first step of the Winchester and James Doherty of the interest in car pooling in Sen. Bob Packwood, R -^ e ., in in­ Vermont daily: 577. of Directors to iimnediately suspend pancreatic cancer cases had in­ of sodium- flouride in our treatment an additional 10 beds, raising its hospital’s major expansion project, Woburn discovered the trunks in an law is upheld Manchester,” but said the company troducing a bill to authorize $1.7 billion in New Hampshire daily: 5117. flouridatlon of the town’s water creased in town, since his depart­ plant is defective and at times dis­ capacity from 26 to 36 patients. which is targeted for completion in abandoned, condemned Somerville would have to wait for a composite Community work NEWPORT, N.H (UPI) - New operating funds and $550 million for new New Hampshire weekly: 762-43-yellow. ment does not .routinely monitor pensing more of the sodium flouride ' The hospital’s out-patient com­ late 1984. warehouse due to be demolished on supply. of the work force, including the Hampshire’s capital murder law, which ships and equipment in fiscal 1983. He says he believes that a such information. and sometimes less.” munity mental health service — March 29, the newspaper reported. geography and start times of the plan approved allows the imposition of the death penal­ Under the bill, authorizations fOr fiscal malfunctioning fluoride disburser He said he planned to research the “ Which treatment plant is he called the Center for Mental Health Included in the moldy and decaying workers. ty for certain types of homicides, was 1984 would.rise'to $2 billion for operation which a town water department matter, though, and also refer talking about?” Young responded. — will also be relocated to this new trunks were old sealskin shoes spotted HARTFORD (U P I) — Some criminals “ We will pursue it if there is in­ Air quality good upheld Friday by Sullivan County and maintenance and to $650 million for employee told him about five years Dworkin’s letter to the state health He said there are five water treat­ structure, Kenney said. with holes, boots, sleeping bags, small could elect to work in hospitals or per­ terest,” he said. capital expenditures. ago may be responsible for what he department. ment facilities in town which use HARTFORD (U P I) - The state duffle bags and several child-size sleds, form other community service instead of Superior Court Judge Joseph DlClerico. Radabaugh said that 25 to 35 per­ A new service, a psychiatric day flouride. He said all pumps are set Department of Environmental going to jail under an experimental William Gagne, 31, of Qaremont, and believes is an increase in cases of Hospital public relations director cent of the worker at Atlanta car treatment program, will open in the the report said. to put out one part flouride per Protection reported good air quality program approved by a legislative com­ Kathleen Kaplan, 24, of Charlestown, pancreatic cancer in town. Andrew B ^ k said he knew of no pool, while 50 percent of the workers unit. The program, which will have 6- year-old girl studies involving pancreatic cancer million. across Connecticut Friday and mittee Friday. were the first to be charged under the Neither the existence of the at the Reno facility car pool. the capacity to serve 20 patients, is forecast the- same conditions for The Legislature’s Judiciary Com­ 1977 statute when they were indicted last Almanac malfunctioning flouridator nor the at the hospital. “ All pumps are a little inefficient Of the 67 employees already designed to help patients too ill to be Ground broken - will stand trial Saturday. mittee, by a 10-5 vote, passed and sent to . fall for the Sept. 26 fatal shooting of Mrs. fact that there is an actual increase ’The chief of the state’s Tumor to some degree. ’They have inac­ working at the Manchester treated on an out-oatient basis but for vet memorial the House a bill intended to unsnarl Kaplan’s husband, Morton. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - ■ 'in cases of pancreatic cancer in Registry said there’s been no curacies built into them ,’That’s just Connecticut’s crowded court dockets, Authorities alleged that Gagne Dimpled 6-year-old Nancy Jo Burch will Manchester could be confirmed serious increase in the state’s rate the nature of the beast. WASHINGTON (U P I) — Under mostly accepted $10,000 from Mrs. Kaplan to kill Friday by the Manchester Herald. of pancreatic cancer for the last' 10 reduce the state’s prison population and stand trial as an adult on aggravated By United Press International “ We meet state standards. Our sunny skies and a harsh spring wind, her husband and then shot Kaplan twice In a letter dated last Sunday to the years. In 1970, he said, there were compensate crime ' victims for their assault charges for allegedly hitting her water is tested daily. We’ll agree ground was broken Friday for the $7 in the head. Murder for hire is one of the Today is Saturday, March 27, the 86th day of 1982 with • directors, Dworkin, who has been 7.3 cases of pancreatic cancer per losses. 7- year-old girlfriend with a stick, a Cir­ there’s a variation, but there, isn’t a million Vietnam Veterans Memorial — a three circumstances covered under the 279 to follow. busy leading the Manchester En­ 100,000 persons and in 1980 there ’The legislation would allow anyone cuit Court judge ruled Friday. variation to the point that anyone is stark granite monument alniost as con­ capital murder statute. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. vironmental Coalition against the were 7.4 cases. who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor or Alan Wilhite, Nancy Jo’s attorney, dying from it or we’re going to kill troversial as the bitter conflict it recalls. Attorneys for Mrs. Kaplan and Gagne ’The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter ' J.C. Penney Warehouse, said data “ I think the rates have remained lesser felony that didn’t involve violence requested the ruling because he wants anybody with it,” he said. It was not the war — ended nearly a to elect to serve the community, instead asked DiC^erico earlier this year to dis­ the case tried by a jury in hopes the and Saturn. which he received from Manchester relatively unchanged for the last 10 decade ago — but the 2.7 million who of going to jail. In the worst case, a miss the indictments as unconstitutional. blonde first-grader will be exonerated ’There is no evening star. Memorial Hospital personnel in- years,” he said. “ You can’t discount served in it and the 57,000 who died in it criminal could avoid up to 10 years in jail Gagne’s attorney Richard McNamara and no criminal record will follow her Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. . dicates there’s been an “ unusually what he’s srying until you look at that the memorial remembers. hy working in the community. told the judge the law also' “ chills the throu^ life. American publisher of prints, Nathaniel Currier — of . -high incidence” of cases of pan­ the data, since he is talking about a Sailing ship Jan Scruggs, president of the ’The bill gave only a broad outline for defendants right to trial by requiring Under Florida law. Judge R.A. Green Currier and Ives — was born March 27, 1813. creatic cancer over the last several local situation. .Offhand, though, I ’d 100 years oid memorial fund, said they “ waited a long the program and the measure was them to make trial decisions in the had no alternative but to grant the On this date in history: years. say it’s not true.” shadow of an unconstitutional penalty." The manager of the town’s water time to get the recognition this expected to be refined to address several request. He said a trial date would be set In 1634, Leonard and George Calvert, English -. “ I see it in my pharmacy prac- MYSTIC (U P I) — The square- However, DiClerico said Friday the memorial provides.” unanswered issues an it proceeds within the next three months. colonists, bought a tract of 30 acres on the St. Ctorles . tice, too. It’s unusually high,” said and sewage treatment said the rigged sailing ship Joseph Conrad, U.S. Supreme Court has ruled “ the death ’"This is a big day,” John Wheeler III, through the Legislature. The felony of aggravated assaiflt River and established what is now Maryland. Dworkin. ' flouride in the town’s Water supply which has trained cadets under of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial As it now stands, the bill would set up penalty is not a form of punishment that carries a maximum 15 year prison In 1958, Nikita Khrushchev replaced Nikolai Bulganin . He said the hospital employees is “ well within state limits.” 2 three flags and is now on permanent may never be imposed regardless of the as premier of the Soviet Union. Fund’s board of directors told several the so-called restitution program in four sentence in Florida. told him they could hot reveal their "W e’re meeting state standards,” exhibition at the Mystic Seaport hundred veterans, their families, friends circumstances of the offense, regardless In 1964, an earthquake in Alaska left 17 people dead said Robert J. Young. "Our water is judicial distcicts, Waterbury, Stamford, Nancy Jo is charged with hitting . -names in public. He said on two Museum, is 100 years old this year. and dignitaries gathered at the of the character of the offender and and damage estimated at $750 million. tested daily.” , Hartford and Norwalk, ^ n . Howard playmate Shirley Lynn Nickolls with a differrat occasions employees from ' The vessel was originally built in memorial site. “ And now America is Owens, D-Bridgeport, said the program rega^less of the procedure followed in stick while a 13-year-old boy held her In 1977, two Boeing 747 jets collided and burst into ■. two entirely separate departments >7 IN HIS letter to the directors, Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1882 by saying thank you.” reaching the decision to impose it.” flames in the Canary Islands killing 577 people. within the hospital told him about was expected to cost $100,000. arms behind her. Dworkin said, “ It was reported to the Burmister & Main Shipyard. the unusual increase. A thought for the day: U.S. poliUclan Wendell Willkie said, “ The Constitution does not provide for first-and i Quote/Unquote becohd-class citizens.” Calendar Fiona's plans It takes a Boston Tea Party, then they’re going to ‘My lather got older and I got wiser. Or maybe I get one.” iianrltratpr lirrald i got older and he got wiser." — Chestar RudnIckI, a Michigan homeowner. to air April 5 — Peter Fonda, actor, on hie Improved To show his displeasure with rising pipperty Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Manchester relatkmelilp with hie famous father, Henry. (Us) aaaaaamanta, he shattered hie cement patio with Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager "This Is really the beginning of something good a sledgehammer. The act reduced his total tax Lawrence A. Piano’s proposal to build 128 two- Mil by $80. • Monday bedroom condominium units on North Main Street will for everyone who ever served In that war." USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 150 • ' Pension Board, 3 p.m., Municipal Building manager’s face a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning — Jan Scruggs, 32, formar U.S. Infantryman, "You Americans took only 200 years to es­ PublMwd daily excapl Sunday Suggattad carrier rataa art office. Commission on April 5. who concelvad tiM Idea for a Vietnam War tablish such a rich country. In China, It will be a and certain holldaya by the !; Budget workshop, 7 p.m., Municipal Building hearing memorial undsr construction In Washington. $t.20 weakly, $5.12 lor onu The hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Town long time before every family has a refrigerator, Manchaatar PuNlablng Co., IS month. $15.35 lor thraa montha room. ( Hall hearing room. an electric toaster, a TV." i Bralnard Plaea, Manchaatar, $30.70 lor alx montha and $61.40 n Tuesday Conn. 06040. ^ c o n d claaa "I think babies born to women with that kind of — Ding Ung, the leading female novellel of lor one year. Mall rataa are •.. Budget workshop, 7 p.m., Municipal Building hearing Fiaiio, a Bolton developer, is seeking a zone change poataga paid at Manchaatar, avallaUa on raquaat' attitude are disadvantaged children." 20th oantury Chiiia- (People) Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- from Residence A to Plann^ Residence Development — PhySIs ScMafly, opponent of the Equal' draaa changaa to tha Manchaatar. To plaba a daaaltlad or diaplay Relations Commission^ 7:30 p.m., Municipal for the 15.89acre parcel between North Main Street and "It’s worse than the frontline four coming at Herald, P.O. Box SSI, Rights Amandmant, oh caraar woman. advartlaamant, or to report a Building coffee room. Tolland Turnjiike. you." Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. nawa Item »tory or picture Idea (McCall’s) Peter Fonda Richard Pryor WednMiiay — Joe Montana, quartsrback for the world call 643-2711. Ollica houra are *- Donocratic Tbwn Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal High density, multiuait housing is permitted in PRD To aubacrlba, or to report a 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday "If you’re going to do something, you make a champion San Francisco 40ers about his off­ dallvary problom, call 647-0040. through Friday. ^ Building hearing room. zones. • Herald photo by Pinto total commitment, whether It’s loving the New executive, on his nawly acquired Irleh season efforts as a race car driver. OtIIca houra are 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 • Thursday - However, zoning regulations require that a genet al York Yankees or loving a girl. I didn’t really feel citizenship. Ha movsd to Iraland attar a career ae p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manchaatar Herald la a Economic Development Commission, 8. a.m., that I should stick my toe In the Irish waters, I president of the New York Yankees, and the New * "If you live to be 90. that has nothing to do with 7 to to a.nt. Saturday. Dallvary aubacribar to UnKad Praaa Inter­ plan of development be approved at the time of a zone ahould be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ ' Mnniclpul Building hearing room. Construction resumes thought I should Jump off- the end of the dock." York Knicka and Now York Rangsra. (ABC-TV) how long you’re going to be dead." national nawa aarvloaa and la a change to PRD. — Richard Pryor, contem n, on why he Intende day through Friday and by 7:30 rnombar of tha Audit Bureau of ' :. Judm’s hours, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building probate a.m. Saturday. — Michael Burke, former U.S. sporfe "I’m not opposed to paying my fair share, but If to enjoy Ufa more. (N B C -tV ) CIrculatlona. 'V ‘ court. ' • So, Fiano’s general plan of development also will be It’s a sure sign of spring — construction has resumed on the town’s water system. Crews - considered on April 5. 'Friday nere dig up Kennedy Road. *7' VITA income tax assistance, 6 p.m., Municipal The development would be known as “ Oak Forest - -Buildliig directors’ office. Condominiums.” v « . , MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 27. 1982 — 5_

t - MANCHliSTER HERALD, Sat.. March 27. 1982 Good landing weather predicted i i I'C m GENERAL (HL AARON COOK Columbia flying ^basically trouble free a MANCHESTER HEATING OIL QUALITY SERVICE pilots Friday to describe what they GAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) handling the landing and the 50,000 saw out' their windows at. the time. aiie space shuttle astronauts put people expected to gather to watch CAU ------10 _ They reported a lot of shaking and in luiother heavy workday Friday on it. forecasters said the Monday out-' rattling, and seeing white objects their “ basically trouble-free ’ took is for fair, mild weather and HAS IT! weeklong flight, and mission winds no higher than about 23 mph. banging off the windshield. Winds are usually strongest in the And at the Florida spaceport, 763 managers predicted good weather CMUFH MTO 90DY / ground services manager H.K. (MAIN ST. foe their landing Monday in New afternoon on the New Mexico desert ROUTI63 TALCOTTVILLE,CT. and kick up the fine gypsum on the “ Fritz” Widick estimated, on (he Mexico. '^643-1191 ^ack Lousma and Gordon Fuller- desert floor, which could pose a basis of iniformation so far, that 1,- loot of the tiles will have to be beefed 191 toii took time lo crack jokes and get visibility problem for a landing. 24 HR. TOWING As a hedge against unfavorable up on Columbia’s return for refur­ MAIN ST. in!more sightseeing as Columbia, FEATURING THIS WEEK . MANCHESTER bishment for its fourth flight 643 -0 0 16 well past the halfway mark in its 3.4 weather, mission officials ordered conservation of hydrogen and scheduled for late June or early Ju- COLUtlON M M Ifl million-mile third shakedown •ronilON AND AMIAICAN CAMS 643-1900 criiise, swept into the fifth day in or­ oxygen to give Columbia an ad­ ly- Since 1947 ditional day in orbit, plus the built-in Widick said he does not expect bit. that operation to delay Columbia’s Art Cunliffe, Prop, M is s io n communications extra 24 hours provided as a safety “ turnaround,” since crews specialists tried to diagnose trouble buffer. ENERGY SAVING ____ _ work additional hours and days to with one of the radio transmitters Fullerton played crane operator ISTORM PRIME AVMNGSl accomplish it more quickly. aboard, but flight controller Tommy again Friday with Columbia’s 50- foot jointed boom, picking up the Early Friday, ground controller HORRY HUT WIDOWS REPLACEMENT Hdlloway said Friday that "right HOBBY HUTti 350-pound electronic monitoring .Terry Hart gave the astronauts a * MoidM P laiM , BoMs, C m , Tnicki, H ock m TrahM. I & DOORS WINDOWS CANOPESj now we’re confident” this is no » DwiB»om a Dtagoiw OwnM, ngum , DIM, MfgadfiM threat to completing the flight. package called the plasma good report card on their work with • TMfWOpM, MlciM copM, SdMiUflc KH*. The experts were reported by mis­ diagnostics package and swinging it the scientific equipment Thursday, ★ Xado a Dra*'.«l Tool*, a OUMr Hobtaf Suppll**. YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES sion control to be "doing a lot of around outside the winged space saying research teams at Houston L*ir*iip*|« a am cortmeat** XvallaM* Glass & Screen Repairs trouble-shooting' on the freighter. are “ real happy with the results so itfaflerconl Sk Vita Aenpted Hardware & Accessories transmitter, used primarily to beam At one point, he radioed: "W e are far.” doing the rotation now, and that’s 644-2355 back flight information. “ That’s good news, Terry, we’re 644-: ALUMINUM . 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 i.ousma, after reporting "w e’ve about as close to the orbiter as I'd pleased to hear that,” Ix>usma 2 U H IM M a M •pai Twi anan.iM ■ I ra. 8IDINQ 705 Main S t M anch ttar, Ct. | been basically trouble free" so far, like to see that arm, I think. It looks responded. “ That’s what we came ROUTE 30, SOUTH WINDSOR asked mission control for the like I could reach out this overhead here to do, and we were just WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL weather outlook Monday in the New window and touch the arm now.” remarking between ourselves how Complete Auto. Service Brewster joked: "You probably Mexico desert highlands where well the orbiter has responded and AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION • STARTERS aCOOUNQ Columbia is to land at about 2:30 wouldn’t want to do that, Gordo.” performed. a tu n e -u p s Fullerton reported the ship HEATING and SHEET METAL SPRING FLING SYSTEMS p.m. EST. i •BRAKES aWIRINO .■“We believe it’s gonna be good "trailing over lots of clouds, black " I t ’s reached quite a level of • ALTERNATORS Monday," replied ground controller sky in the background and the PDF maturity for just the third flight.” New England Mechanical Services, Inc. C O M P L E T E A U T O S E P V IC E &ewster Shaw. (instrument package) is leading the “ We’ve been basically trouble- EOPEIGN a DOMESTIC whole show. We got the arm up way free with the systems and able to do !"W e have every assurance it will 166 TUNNEL RD. fFACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS | be good on Monday,” flight director over the' cockpit with the PDF' all these other things while the or­ hanging over the nose.” biter kind of took care of Itself,” he VERNON, CT. 06066 ^ 299 BROAD ST. Steve Nagel told the astronauts as -= r K - automotivo ^ 3 -0114.^ they swung across the west coast on The astronauts continued to beam dddcd 871-1111 the 67th of Columbia’s 115 orbits. back vivid television pictures of the F^illerton. interjected, “ It’s kinda “ It’ll be good on Monday,” operation. strange as a pilot to be able to just “SerringT Manchester For Over 50 Y e a rs * ' Lousma replied. Mission officials checking out the wander around, eatin’ and sleepin’ ARMY TECHNICIANS LAUNCH A WEATHER BALLOON CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S At White Sands, N.M;, where loss of 37 heat insulation tiles from and letting your airplane fly along they’re monitoririg shuttle landing conditions at White Sands Missile Range m . 849- 1^ p - p a u t o almost without thinking about it.” Pentland The flor/sf preparations are clicking along for Columbia during launch asked the PARTS “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS” 24 BIRCH ST. HOURS TEL. 643-6247 Exodus of diplomats continues S TO a MON.-FRi; 643-4444 a TO 5 SAT.^a SUN. F.T.D. MASTER CHARGE 307 E. C E N TE R S T. (R EAN) AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE MANCHESTER SERVICE Beirut bomb kills 2 , hurts 20 BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY I CAP -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE secretary of the Iraqi Embassy, BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I) - A Front for the Liberation of Lebanon blast in a movie theater in Moslem which had moved out of the Moslem 485-489 No. Main St. time bomb exploded underneath a from Foreigners took responsibility West ^ ir u t killed four people and half of the city because of mounting Manchiaster, Conn. seat in an X-rated movie theater in for the latest bomb, which exploded injured 27. attacks on it personnel by gunmen Christian East Beirut Friday, under a seat in the Central Cinema, ’The Front for the Liberation of 649-0591 believed to be connected to prolra- killing two people and injuring 20, an X-rated movie theater in Bourj Lebanon from Foreigners, a group Kentodeled & Eiilnrffed whose identity remains a mystery, nian groups. police said. Hammoud, an Armenian To Belter Sen e You 191 CENTER ST. neighborhood in the Christian- also claimed responsibility for that Some observers interpreted the I SPECIAL ORDER MANCHESTER. COMF An exodus of diplomats' from LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS controlled half of Beirut. blast and for some of a number of killing as a warning to diplonnats not CAKE MON.-SAT. 10-3 Beirut continued wiUi an announce­ attacks against diplomatic targets. to relocate in the' rival Christian-;; Larga Salactlon ol ^(203) 646-0228 THORS. 10-9 About *40 people were in the KITES ARE NOW IN STOCK! ment by the West German Embassy The rash of attacks against controlled side of Beirut. , lmDQrt.4 a Dpnwatic Wlnaa . “Qot Your Modolt Roady For Tho Good Weather Ahead.” that it had closed two cultural theater when the bomb, composed diplomats have prompted several Kuwaiti, Bahraini and Jordanian centers, a school and a research of 12 pounds of TNT, went off in the embassies to close in recent diplomats have already left Beirut, early afternoon, police said. OVER 45 center because of threats against months. where inter-Arab conflicts frequent­ MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. T,. - a . » t.nni. ii MANCHESTER the lives of West German personnel. Militiamen from the Christian While the attacks appear to have ly erupt into fighting between armed This Coupon Is Worth $10.00 11 u ry A B iii nn YEARS Phalangist Party, which controls .Siipp/iiT» itf Saffly P roli'ilion. I This Coupon Is Worth $5.00 | The threats were made after had various motives, tiie Lebanese groups supported by rival I Anv PurduB. Ovar S100 , Th. Hobbv Hut I I HltlflwmilL VW a EXPERIENCE East ^ iru t, seal^ off the streets. -| On Any Purchsae Over $40 At Tha Hobby Hut .1 On Any Purchaae Ovar $100 , police in Stuttgart arrested three government has charged they are all governments. (Offar good til Eastor) Hours later, heavy sniper fire part of a plot to further destabilize ’The West German Embassy said •FOUL WEATHER SUITS I (Ottor good 01 Eaatar) I 0pp. Eaat Cametery CALL 649-5807. Syrians suspected of plotting to I------. J t ------J assassinate anti-Syrian government erupted along the line dividing East and isolate Lebanon by driving it hoped to reopen its cultural •BOOTS •HOSE . Moslems living in West Germany, and Beirut, forcing Beirut Port to diplomats away. centers and other facilities when — •QLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS I QUALITY HARRISON ST. according to West German officials. close for several hours, police said. Elarlier this week, gunmen in East and if — the security situation im­ MANCHESTER A caller claiming to be from the Five months ago, a similiar bomb Beirut shot and killed the third proves. 5 Qlen Rd. • Manchester • 643-5107 j MEMORIALS

EVERYTHING IN GLASS 6 4 3 -2 0 7 2 Palestinian shot on West Bank "WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" a d r a p e r y a CARPET • WALLCOVERING Thm colorful storo that com ot to your door.'" JERUSALEM (U P I) - IsraeU Ibrahim Tawil of E l Bireh. ’Two Ma’ariv as saying Israel would use fired. JJL WHITE GLASS C Q .. civilians, firing to disperse a crowd other mayors, Bassam Shaka of “ an iron fist” to supress unrest in The dismissed mayors said they o f rock-throwing Arab Nablus and Karim Khalaf of the West Bank, where troops have DECORATING DEN regarded Milson’s appointment as a • 4 «- 7 s a a demonstrators, shot and wounded Ramallah, were dismissed by responded with gunfire to O l'E H .111 11.4«.S t:.\PF.RIEM t: • Cuftom dropwry • wovwn wrpodf • mlnl-blindf • bwdtprwoda step towards Israeli annexation of • vGrtlcol btlnds • swrogs/cemIcM • shodws another Palestinian Friday on the Israeli military authorities on rockthrowing demonstrators. He 131 BI88ELL ST. MANCHESTER the West Bank and a move towards aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSTORE FRONTS Enpert decoroting odvice at your convenierKe with no obligolion. e i^ th day of unrest in the occupied ’Thursday. dismissed American and other AppetoYtments ewentngi. weekends- permanent occupation. aSAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLCTSURES *ETQ. West Bank. The latest bloodshed occurred in . criticism of the Israeli army’s use of force as “hypocrisy,” Ma’ariv Most of the West Bank was quiet the town of Halhul, where an Israeli Replying to a U.S. statement Friday, the Moslem sabbath. army spokesman said Palestinian said. expressing “ regret « t the removal J. B. ELECTRONICS However, in Israel proper, police youths .began throwing rocks at a Menachem Milson, thd new Israeli of any elected officers,” Milson said FAMOUS BRAND group o f armed Israelis riding in a civilian administrator for the West STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV UPI photo arrested eight people and used force ' the 1976 municipal elections won by Bank, announced at a news con­ SALES AND SERVICE ^■'to break up a demonstration in the civilian jeep. the mayors were “ not democratic” TELEVISION - APPLIANCES m \m :iii;si'fr port of Acre by Arabs protesting' ’The Israelis fired “ warning shots ference that Palestinians with no elections. Sap’s running Israeli policies in the West Bank and in the air” to disperse the protesters ties to the PLO would be appointed r-— “ ‘‘-Ml — m 1 Gaza Strip. and one Palestinian youth was to replace the three West Bank “■Ugly interference by the PLO HOME MmvoniT — — ooo - Recent warm days and cold nights have turned people’s Five Palestinians and one Israeli wounded, the spokesman said. No mayors dismissed for their refusal brou^t about the the unfortunate results which we saw and which the - thoughts to spring — and mapie syrup. John and Mary Louise soldier have ,been killed' and more further details were immediately to deal with occupation authorities. He said another seven West Bank (local) people had to suffer with,” 649-3589 - McCioy of Richmond, Maine, empty sap into a large bucket as than 40 Arabs and Jews wounded in available. lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 the protests sparked by the dis­ FTime Minister Menachem Begin mayors were also PLO supporters he said of the elections that Israel TV ini to Slop I Shop ! they tend to their syruping chores at sunset. missal of a West Bank mayor. was quoted by the newspaper but did not say if theyi would be supervised.

Speriolising in IFlnes o lc o ttp a c I age sto r e MERCURY 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER. CT. Ex-lawmakers ear top lobbying salaries r! Pina Shopping Plaxa Phone 646-2796 House Speaker James Kennelly and DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE HARTFORD (UPI) - Former money for more traoitional lob­ lobbied for “ political reasons.” saying a portion of the salaries Klebanoff, $33,915. NO SERVICE CHARGE I credited solely to him in the Ethics former state Rep. Howard ona of ManchaataTa Laroatt SalacUona Ol Floural C a n i^ In ■lawmakers continued to command bying, such as $42.50 to take three His press secretary, ’Thomas I Stook. Our VoluiM SavMI 'You Monay. lOffa Ol SfiaoMa .some of the highest salaries among legislative leaders out to dinner last Sw eeney, Thursday, repeated Commission report actually were Klebanoff, both of Hartford. Accor­ But they didn't come close to the I Maalar Chmiviig a and Vlaa 4 cc*pi*d ■ M vM loiii lor a Hotals • AMnat a SlaanwMpa Tm a h -Ce h o e k ... lobbyists at the Connecticut November and a $684.75 reception Rome’s assertion that he took in less shared with his law firm colleagues. ding to the Ethics Commission, salaries of other former lawmakers- I hnaal Batta GnM e •• ttSOiM 1127 Main Street Mencheiler legislature last year, an annual last April at a Hartford hotel whose than $30,000 from lobbying last year. ’Those colleagues include former Kennelly made $32,196 last year and tumed lobbyists. .report issued by the state Ethics guest list included key lawmakers CUNLIFF Auto Body ^Commission showed Friday. and Gov. William O’Neill. A M IM T-M AN PRl.NTING \ ’The report said $2.41 million was ’The Connecticut Hospital Associa­ 4ti cam n. • Haacauia *4a-im !spent in 1981 on legislative lobbying tion reported the second highest lob­ O'Neill won't seek probe SPECMUZINO m u f f l e r s ^ 11.34 million more than the bying expenses, $63,487. Phona 643-0016 coNTun NMiiK $ coriMc soma {previous year. ’The longer length of Among the ranks of the 1,065 in-" DONWILUSUMCE.INC. Rta 83 Talcottvill6 LOW COST PRIimiM Hhe regular legislative session, plus dividual lobbyists registered with HARTFORD (tlPI) - (Jov. agenda to debate the speaker in the the Legislature from 1966 to 1978, SPECIALISTS* . __ WHILI YOU WAIT (PHOTO HIADV) the commission in 1981 were some William O’Neill said Friday he has foreseeable future,” the governor there was no Ethics Commission un­ WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE BMBs (MN • niram • uua nw t !a special session last fall "no doubt” GENERAL REPAIRING former powerful figures in both the no intention o f calling for an said. He said the issues are being Recounted for part of the increase, til the last year. Propane Cylinders Filled have Loaners Available, will give you !the report said. House and Senate. executive branch investigation into argued each day while the “QUAUTY WORK, COMPETITIVE •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES •TRY ouiTNEw Mi n M carai j Of 352 businesses or organizations ’They included Lewis. Rome of gifts several Connecticut legislators Legislature is i^eSsion. “ I don’t ever recall having taken a TELEPHONE Air Conditioning Sej^vlce PRICES” has been our motto since a Free Estimate. 24 Hour Towing is reportedly accepted from a lobbyist personal favors from lobbyists •{that sent lobbyists to ' the state Bloomfield, a former Senate O’Neill said 'he will consider a , 010 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 | another service we offer. Our hours whatsover’” O’Neill said. “ Had I 1947. Cunliff offers all types of l^ y jC w itol in 1981, the Connecticut Republican leader and now a fron­ for a dog track. head-to-head meeting after the ever been identifying with them? I repair, from major collisions to minor are: 8 to 5 Monday thru Friday; Satur­ piness and Industry Association trunner in the race for GOP guber­ “ ’That’s a legislative matter and I Democratic State Convention July shouldn’t discuss it, nor shall I. It could not say that I had not been day 8 to 1. We^re located on Route 83 in int the most trying to win natorial nomination. 16-17. Abate can force a primary if dents and scratches; on both foreign because I really truly don’t OSTRINSKY, INC. orable votes — $218,128. Rome, according to the Ethics .wasn’t a member of the executive he wins at least 20 percent of the 1,- Talcottville, just over the Manchester 643-5879 64”) S73S remember whether I had or^had and domestic cars. We also offer quali­ ^bout $37,(X)0 of CBIA’s lobbying Commission summary, made about department that went, it was a 300 delegates at the convention. town line. For courteous service. 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER enses covered salaries for eight $65,(XX) as a lobbyist last year for a I^islative member,” O’Neill said in not.” ty Paint Jobs, specializing in 7U-Stage rt-tim e lobbyists. The bulk, variety of concerns, including exiting from a Bond Commission O’Neill didn’t want to comment on Please phone 643-0016. Visa and He didn’t say whether he thought Clear Coat Acrylic Enamel to give vever, paid for television, radio savings banks, pharmaceutical out­ meeting. a report filed with the Ethics Com­ a weekend at the Cape was a per­ your car that new (again) look! We Master Cards are accepted. CALL US FIRST! -'M l newspaper advertisements to fits, health clinics, the Wine He alw.said he will not accept the mission by William Roper, a lob­ sonal favor. 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE 'I< ^ m ote its views on legislative Institute and the Connecticut Op- invitation from House Speaker byist for Connecticut Yankee ’-jA ie s , said John Rathgeber, CBIA’s tometric Society. Ernest Abate, D-Stamford, to Greyhound Racing Inc., saying he “ I ’m not going to get into that dis­ LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS president and general counsel, Rome’s opponents for the nomina­ debate him on television. Abate is paid some of the airline, rooms, and cussion,” O’Neill said. “ I think that - DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS said Connecticut's largest tion have tried to smear his can­ challenging O’Neill for the meals, expenses for several.Connec- will be up to the members of the tlcut legislators during a weekend at L ^ sla tu re to discuss that. I did not ^Jb^iness organization spent an es- didacy because of his lobbying. But Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ GOV. WILLIAM O’NEILL Rome ha.s defended his work, tion. Cape ( i d in July 1961. go to Cape Cod. I think that’s all I "tlmated $130,(XX) on advertising. “Legislative matter" But CBIA also .set aside some although he said l^e wished he hadn't “ I have nothing scheduled on my The governor said when he was in need to say.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 27, 1W» — 7_

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat,, March 27, 1982 Retigious Services Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher AAACC N ew s Dan FItta. Editor Alex Qlrelll. City Editor Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; Andover Watchtower Study. 10:25. ZION EVANGELICAL OPINION Come on out for cops, robbers FIRST CONQREQATIONAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlseoiiri CHURCH ol Andover. UCC. Synod). Cooper and High streets. Route 6 et Long Hill Road. Rev. Rev. Charles W. Kuht. paolor>. 0 Richard H. Taylor, pastoi;. 9:30 a m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.rp ’This weekly column, published Satur­ Pbone-A-Ride and who need supportive a m. Church school: 11 a.m. Sunday School and Youth Forum. day in the Herald, is prepared by the presence to help get them to and from worship service with nursery, Holy (5ommunk>n first and third Manchester Area Conference of medical appointments. ’These "good coffee hour after service. Sunday. Lee Churches. .' neighbof” volunteers have been CHURCH OF CHRIST. l^ydoU providing this service for over nine Bolton and .Vernon streets. Eugene Roderick Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. A new kind of strategy on abortion By Nancy Carr years. ’They badly need additional CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible' drivers to HD in ranks badly depleted by Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford classes: 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. Washington Executive Director illness and people moving away. H you Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ counterweight to the anti­ and get equal radio time to Correspondent would be willing to drive one or two trips S p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, ble study. Nursery provided for all Where else can you find the Assistant 9:15 and 11 a.m. services. , DES MOINES - Over the last abortion groups. counter the spots broadcast here one day a month, please call the MA(X BOLTON UNITED METHODIST FiRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. three years the Iowa Abortion Knowing this, NARAL arid its by lARAL. Superintendent of Schools, Wilson office at 649-2093 or 646-4114, or Gene CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 Rights Action League managed Jack Germond local affiliates are in a position The lARAL ads, devised by Deakin, fearlessly blowing the whistle on Carroll at 6494307. Rev. Mdrjorie Hiles. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. church service. Sunday the Manchester police and clergy? a.m.. church school; 11 a.m.. school, and care fo r smai^l to build a membership of 2,000. to develop a force of volunteers political consultant John Dear- Where else can you find seven foot BEGIN w it h g o o d b y e , an award worship service, nursery. children. Now, within two weeks, the and capable of registering their dourff, were directed primarily ST. QEORQE'S EPISCOPAL C O M M U N IT Y b a p t i s t "Big Jon”, Officer Hawthorne, in nose- winning film series is continuing to be CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rey. organization has enlisted 550 to views with the Senate and, more at inspiring mail to Sen. Charles shown every Sunday night at 7:30 during CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. Jules Witcover to-nose confrontation with Rev. Dale John C. Holliger. vicar. 10 a.m., James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 600 new volunteers to their cam­ important, in the state Capitols if Grassley of Iowa, a member of Liberals' “Delinquent” Gustafson, with every Lent in Conference Room C at Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. a.m.. Church school for. all ages, paign to defeat any constitutional Syndicated columnists a showdown evolves there. “We the Judiciary Committee and dramatic second being broadcast live by Manchester Memorial Hospital. Admis­ Nursery program and coffee kindergarten through Qrade .4 sion and parking are free. This very fellowship. continuing during the service; amendment that would forbid have to constantly repeat that supporter of the Hatch amend­ Manchester’s own WINF? BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL 10:30 a.m., Morning worship, abortion., it’s in the state legislatures ment. But in the long run the How about Assumption’s prize-winning woBthy film is cosponsored by the CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center nursery provided. The recruiting device was a where it has to be defeated,” said wishful cheer leaders, experts from Hwang’s Departments of Pastoral Care of Road at the Qreen. Rev. J. Stan­ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. organization is more interested 236 Main St.iRev. Neale McLain, modest advertising campaign Knauss. School of Tae Kwon Do performing a Manchester Memorial Hospital and ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., in finding troops to employ if the MACC. The series helps individuals and worship service. Sunday School, senior pastor; Rev. Qeorge Eih- here — one full-page advertise­ breathtaking exhibit of board breaking, nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour mitt. minister of visitation arKi week's period of time 250 phone issue reaches the state capitol. families confront change, personal loss ment in the Des Moines Register laws applying restrictions to THE NARAL approach seems self-defense techniques and one step in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Senate leaders have been thinking and grief. school; 10:45 a.m., worship, calls was a lot.” Forum Program. and $3,500 worth of radio spots abortion, and it would give state to represent a new maturity in sparring, as well as Msgr. Eldward J. these liberal movements, or at saying privately that there is Reardon’s famous last minute blessing? children’s church and nursery; 7 broadcast for five days on three THE CAMPAIGN here was laws precedence over federal THANK YOU’S Coventry p.m., evening service, nursery. legislation — an invitation to a least a departure from the serious doubt the measure can You can have it all this Sunday night at CALVARY CHURCH AM stations and their FM af­ one of three conducted by the WASHINGTON—Sen. Gary Hart, ROOM-AT-THE-INN: A few ad-, legislature to outlaw abortion en­ methods such groups have used get the two-thirds vote needed in the Fifth Annual Cops and Robbers ditional contributions have been COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN (Assemblies of Qod), 647 E. Mid­ filiates. National Abortion Rights Action dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. tirely. in the past. The backers of the the Senate. And a long wrangle in a potential 1984 presidential con­ Game to be held at the Manchester High received from Mary Leslie, Joan CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow- The campaign was also sup­ League — the others were in the School. ’The main game starts at 7:30 bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, Gustafson, pastor. .9:30 a.m.. Ek]ual Rights Amendment, for both the Senate and House is con­ tender, was asked by a group of O’Loughlin, Concordia Lutheran Church, Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ posed to include television adver­ Hartford-Springfield and Seattle- ‘"niere hasn’t been a lot of p.m., with an exciting pre-game between pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. press about the Hatch example, relied far less on grass­ sidered certain. editors here recently to explain his and Ronald and Loretta Wagner. Our worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday vice of worship; 6:30 p.m.; tising but the two local channels Tacoma inarkets — as tests of the Manchester all star team from the school; 7. p.m. B%)le study and evening service. amendment,” said Knauss, “so roots organization than on the en­ But the abortion forces are. position on Latin America. sincere thanks. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN lARAL approached rejected their ability to tap the sentiment The Colorado Democrat’s Inter Church League and the champion FUEL BANK: Our thanks to Barbara fellowship. Wednasday. 7:30 p.m. they really didn’t know about it.” dorsements of “name” sup­ armed with opinion polls that prayer meeting. CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. them, although they did carry against restrictions on abortion CYO deanery team starting at 6 p.m. Gawle and ’Theodore and Dorothy Brin- Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. What they also didn’t know was porters — until it was too late. show a strong majority who response was a case study in mushy- Refreshments, will be served through the PRINCE OF PEACE news stories about the campaign that is apparent in opinion sur­ favor abortion, at least under headed thinking. An excerpt: damour for their generous donations. LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 0:30 and 10 a.m. Holy (Commu­ and their own decision to avoid that' the ultimate battleground ' Iowa has l ^ n especially hot courtesy of the Concordia Lutheran HUMAN NEEDS FUND: Church and North River Road. Rev. W. H. nion. nursery care provided; 10 veys. some circumstances, and only Q: Do you think the Nicaraguan a.m. Sunday School through will be the state legislatures, battleground of the abortion Youth Group. Women United recently held a tea cup Wilkens. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday becoming involved in new con­ What has become clear from about 20 percent of the electorate government is totalitarian? All of this is presented to you for only school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ grade 6 In classroom wirtg. three-fourths of which would issue. The right-to-life movement auction to raise money for the Hunnian UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST troversy with Iowa’s well- these tests is that many of those willing to support an absolute A: No, not so far as I know. And $1.50 (7Sc for senior citizens and vice. entrenched right-to-life move­ who favor abortion, at least un­ have to ratify the amendment if has been strong enough here so Needs Fund, which provides small ST. MARr S CHURCH. Route SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon it achieves the two-thirds vote that it was considered at least'an prohibition on abortion of the I’m no Central America... students). ’Tickets will be available at grants to low income elderly and 31. Rev. F. Bernard Milier. pastor; St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, ment. der some circumstances, simply minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. important factor, if not kind the right-to-life movement Q: Would you say the Castro the door, and all proceeds will benefit families in crisis. We send them a Rev. John L. Suprenant, But even without the televi­ weren't aware of the momentum needed to push it through associata pastor. Saturday TRINITY COVENANT is seeking. government is totalitarian? the Manchester Area Conference of special thank you. We also extend our CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. sion, mail bags bulged with that has developed behind the so- Congress. necessarily the decisive one, in Churches and a police charity. Our masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Now, however, the test adver­ the defeats of two liberal And now the test advertising A: It’s not a government I’d want gratitude to Howard and Carol Rovegno masses it 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; coupons from the newspaper ad called Hatch amendment to the thanks go to Tom Tierney, who planned and to Margaret Schleminger for their a.m. Milton NIison. assistant pastor. 0 tising here suggests that once the Democratic senators, Dick Clark here has given supporters of to live under; it’s certainly not' and 11 a.m.. worship services, and the telephones rang off the Constitution that the Senate and orchestrated the entire event. donations. SECOND CONQREQATIONAL so-called “pro-choice” voters are and John (Quiver, in the 1978 and abortion some reason to believe democratic. CHURCH. (United Church of nursery (or infants; 9:25 Sunday hook. “I was shocked,” said Judiciary Committee now has ap­ Please come! Bring everyone from the FOOD PANTRY. We thank St. George Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; informed in a forceful way, they 1980 elections. And these groups their side also can be made into a Q: I’m trying to find a real defini­ Christf. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Laurie Knauss, lARAL’s proved. It would permit both grandparents to the toddlers and be Episcopal Church of Bolton, who Bechiold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. evening service. can be mobilized as a had enough weight to demand. political force. tion of what you feel is totalitarian. prepared for a good time. Church school for all ages; 11 ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL executive director. “Over a Congress and the states to pass collected four large boxes of food for the CHURCH. Park and Church Can you give me an example pantry during their on-going food drive. Herald photo by Tarquinlo a m., worship service (child care somewhere? FARMER'S MARKET provided). streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ We’re beginning early this year with CLOTHING BANK: We thank Mrs. FIRST CONQREQATIONAL son. rector; Rev. Aiah J. A: Sure. Extremes of the right plans for the Farmer’s Market. ’The McConnell, Charlotte Boland, Barbara JUST PRACTICING CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ and the left all over Latin America. Pragale and several anonymous donors Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Guest editorial Market is primarily sponsored by MACC ... up for the big game Sunday are/Officer Jim Hawthorne, locking up minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. Q: Like? to make available moderately priced for their gifts. A special thanks goes to the Rev. James Meek of Communlw Baptist Church (left) and the Rev. at,Church Lane House; 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ A: Paraguay. fresh produce ■ Marge Reed who knitted three baby David Gustafson of Emanuel Lutheran Church. Worship service, nursery care vice and Eucharist with church Q: ’That would be the right. What We must generate enough community jackets, several shawls and many lovely provided in Church Lane House. school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. knitted coat hangers for our clothing Holy communion every Why not talk about the left? support to keep this important program Manchester Wednesday at 10 a.tn. bank, and to Kay Bennett for donating Needs Fund, Room-at-the-Inn, etc. Par­ SOUTH UNITED METHODIST A;Well, Cuba is not totalitarian in effect and to keep the farmers com­ anonymous donors for thdir articles of ticipating businesses are; Connecticut ing. We need you to help us make the several beautiful skeins of yarn. Our GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Or. and it’s not democratic. furniture. Light and Power, Combustion George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence downtown Farmer’s Market the ''in” apologies are extended to any people who Checks to any MACC programs are tax 10 a.m., breaking bread: 11:45 Q: If Cuba is not a totalitarian have delivered clothing donations to the Engineering, CBT, Connecticut Natural a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worshlp with Castro? government, what is it? place to be on Saturday mornings. Last deductible and should be mailed to gospel meeting. service. bank in Cronin Hall at Mayfair Gardens Gas, Connecticut Savings Bank, Dexter EMANUEL LUTHERAN A: I don’t know. year five wonderful volunteers sparked MACC, Box 773, Manchester. ’Thanks to Corp., AB Dick, Dun and Bradstreet, FULL GOSPEL the market into life. Won’t you help us and did net receive either vouchers or those of you who called to say we are INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. Church and Chestnut If Sen. Hart, a former top aide to Emhart, Exxon, Firestone, Ford Motor streets. Rev. Dale H. Qustafson k e ^ it alive this year? Call the MACC acknowledgements in the MACC column. constantly seeking your aid without CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. On Salurdayit the Manchester Please contact us at t^e Human Needs Company, Gannett Newspapers, General Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 and th e Rev. M ic h a e l R. toe badly enough trying to prove liberal Sen. George McGovern, Office, 649-2093 or 646HU14. Lohmann. pastors; Jeff Henricks. Herald reprints editorials from giving you the proper information on -Electric, Getty Oil, Goodrich, Goodyear, a.m., praise, worship service and that the Nicaraguans, much less doesn’t know after 23 years of Fidel Department if youohave had this intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, other New England publications. where to send your ^ecks! Gulf Oil, Hallmark 'HELCO, Hublein, Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance Castro what Cuba is, then it is dif­ n S H OF MANCHESTER problem, and we willMittempt to rectify service. pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. the Russians, are running the Honeywell, INA, Ingersoll Rand, Hart­ Worship service; 9:45 a.m. From The Register (Torrlngton) ficult to conceive of just what Hart FISH is a volunt^r program which it. 6464114. MULTIPLY YOUR GIFT: If you work FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 show in El Salvador. The provides free trans^rtation. to giderly FURNITURE B ^ K : Our gratitude at one of the following companies, they ford National, IBM, IT&T, Kraft, and Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ does know. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 If Richard Nixon could talk problem is that, even if, as is r and disabled persons who cannot utilize goes to Mrs. Eionaghue and several may match youT gift to the Human Mack Trucks. '‘a.m. worship service. 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 with Mao Tse-tung, why can’t quite likely, the Kremlin is en­ HART’S RESPONSE is on a par p.m.. evening service. ■ NORTH UNITED METHODIST couraging Fidel Castro and the with a lot of wishful thinking coming CHURCH OF THE CHURCH. 300 Parker St. The Ronald Reagan talk with Fidel ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at Rev. Richard W. Oupee, pastor. Castro? Nicaraguans to share some of out of Congress today as Central Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. 6:45 Adult Bible class, worship, their arsenal with the America continues to smolder. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses nursery for children S years old That question has been put to at 5 and 7;30 p.m.; Sunday and younger; 9:45 coff'e'; The possibility that President Church bulletin board fellowship: 10:15 Worship, church the Reagan administration in a Salvadoran leftists, there is no masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and school for children through guarantee that an appeal to Reagan may take decisive action to 11:45 a.m. less direct form by President halt the spread of Marxism in this , CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Qrade 6. nursery. Moscow is going to deflect the SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico. It hemisphere is giving his political OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- Side Street and Hlllstown Road. CHURCH. 385 N. Main SL The is a happy accident of history at Salvadoran rebels from their Rev. Jeffrey Belcher, pastor. 10 detractors fits. In too many cases, Heart disease to be topic Methodist Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 6:30 this point that Mr. Lopez Por­ goal of bringing down the Duarte a.m.. Priesthood and Relief a.m. worship service and church these are the same detractors who school: i l a.m. fellowship hour. government. I South United Methodist Church has set its schedule Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament tillo enjoys excellent relations counseled patience as Castro turned services Meeting. CENTER CONQREQATIONAL not only with Mr. Reagan but The rebels might be stopped Hhiba into a Soviet beachhead two ' for the coming week; SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. In addition to services, scheduled on Sunday is; 9 St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Newell H. C urtis Jr., senior also with the Caribbean leftists, short of that goal if the Reagan decades ago, and who helped Jimmy Scheduled for the week pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, a.m., church school; 10:45 a.m., nursery and senior Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m.. from Havana to San Salvador, administration would accept Carter pull the rug out from un­ at North united Methodist Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. , h i^ ; 6 p.m. medical talk on preventing heart disease; 7 Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 another piece of advice from derneath Nicaragua’s Anastasio Church is as follows: holiness meeting; 6 p.m.. open- who have got Mr. Reagan and , p.m., Vesper service and social hour; 7:30 p.m., adult air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation a.m. Worship srvice. sanctuary: Mr. Lopez Portillo and pressure Somoza before he was forced into Sunday: 2:30 p.m., 10 a.m. Church School. his secretary of state, Alexander ' Bible study. chancel choir oratorio, meeting. Haig, absolutely buffaloed. The the Duarte government into exile by the Sandinistas in August Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., “Sharing group,” 7:30 p.m., UNITED PENTECOSTAL 1979. “Olivet to Calvary.” ; CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. Mexican leader’s suggestion negotiating with the opposition. Q Christian yoga. ' Monday: 6:30 p.m., Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Wednesday; 7:30 p.m., church school teachers that talks involving Washington, This is an infinitely more monthly committee a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., Open fonin 11 Rei^ders' views ’The question of the hour now is , meeting. worship; 6:30 p.m.. prayer: 7 Open Forum meeting; 7:30 p.m., council the Cubans and the Nicaraguans straight-forward path to peace what to do in El Salvador. Radical p.m., worship. ' Tliursiday; 6:10 p.m., VITA; 6:30 p.m., junior choir; on vunistries meeting; in the Caribbean than the roun­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Rep. Ron Dellums, whose California PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 The Manchester could improve conditions in the ’7:30 p.m., staff parish re la ti^ committee; 7:30 p.m., Tuesday: 7 p.m., Spruce St. Rev. Richard Qray. dabout route via Moscow that ^ Bay area district spawned the stu­ adult study; 224 Indian Hill ^ a il, Glastonbury. Herald’s Open Foruiin Caribbean is definitely worth trustees meeting. pastor. 10:30 a.m.. worship ser­ provides space for reader pursuing. Mr. Haig seems to be dent rebellion of the 1960s as well as ' Friday: 10 a.m., Al-anon-yll to 2 p.m., VITA; 6 to 10 Wednesday: parsonage vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Sunday -p.m., VITA 7:30 p.m., cluuKel choir, United Methodist school; 7 p.m.. informal worship. dialogue on current events. Instead, however, Mr. Haig suggesting. If there is a "global” the Black Panthers and the Sym- visits, 7 p.m.; brown bag ST. JOHN’S POLISH Address letters to ^ e Open problem which Washington count a penny until the proposed Some people are saying we should bionese Liberation Army, has his i Youth Fellowship. lunch, Bible study, Com- NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. Forum, Mapdhester ■peTsists in seeing the bloody V o te no 23 Qoiway St. Rev. Walter A. should be discussing with state budget is in place and func­ postpone this work until economic own ideas. ipunion, 12:10 td 12:50 p.m. Herald, HerqTd Square, civil war in El Salvador as part tional. conditions improve. I can’t foresee Saturday: 8 a.m., church Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in Moscow, it is obvious one of the Speaking at the National Press Center plans its week English; 10:30 a m., mass In Manchester, CT 06040. of. a “global” conflict pitting the We have seen our legislators con­ the future, so I’ll put my tax dollar grounds wqrk day, 9 a.m., English and Polish. To the Editor: Club the other day, Dellums United States against the Soviet nuclear-arms race — not a civil fiscate the Soldiers’, Sailors and on something certain, rather than ' Events scheduled next week at Center Congregational confirmation class. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S castigated President Reagan for his CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ Union. He is entitled to this opi­ war in a pathetically poverty- Nothing has happened since the Marine fund, the two.cent a gallon wait for the elusive “better times”. ' Church are as follows: “simplistic” and "hysterical” Sunday — 8:30 a.m. — 9th Grade Confirmation, Rob­ pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. nion, although he has stubbed his stricken country. Jan. 29 referendum to change my gasoline tax for the highway fund,' pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; THE ’Those “better times” will surely be policy and said, “I would cut off all bins Room; 10 a.m. — Worship Service, Chancel Choir Opere plans great doubts about the reduced and just last year we have seen tempered by inflation and every day Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and BIBU military aid to El Salvador im­ Lenten Message, Sanctuary; 10:00 a.m. — Church 11:30 a.m. school buildings renovation plan. them take, or attempt to take, the this project is delayed, my tax bill 1982/season mediately” and leave the country to School; 10 a.m. — 7th and 8th Grades, Federation ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. SPEAKS Meaning no disrespect, I sincerely fund for the State Home and increases. William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. settle its own problems. "We must Room; 11:15 a.m. — New Member Conversations, SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) believe that the members of the Hospital for veterans. With voter approval now, we will Federation Room; 11:15 a.m. — Pilgrim Choir, Choral Krukowski, Rev. Robert. Bur­ get out of the mindset that the — Thq Sante Fe Opera’s bank. team ministry; Rev. Edward fSL building committee do not have suf­ This fund was not of tax. money, get some government help. If we ‘ Room; 11:15 a.m. —Confirmation Committee, Library; Berry's World Soviet Union is behind the trouble.” 1982 ^ s o n , July 3-Aug. 28, J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 ficient knowledge of the building in­ but of legacies left by deceased delay, we will lose the State of 11:15 a.m. — Coffee Shoiqte, Woodruff Hall; 5:30 p.m. — and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at will/include the world 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and dustry to know when they have been veterans and entrusted to the state Jtininr High Progressive Supper; .7 p.m. — Faith Have you ever tongtogly Connecticut’s energy reimburse­ THE PROBLEM^ of course, is G eorge at 5 p.m. snowed by experts in the business. for the care of the veterans. These ment for such projects. that there is no way Reagan, Journey “The Edge of Adventure” , 56 Woodstock Drive. ‘The Con- ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 said ol some devout \ When a project of this type is funds were thrown into the bot­ For years we’ve been nursing Dellums, or anyone else can “cut off Monday — 3:30 p.m. — Staff Meeting, Church Office; which was Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Christian: "I wish i had that being considered the people respon­ T:S0 p.m. — Faith Journey, ‘"The Life and Teachings of /commissioned by the com­ and Rev. Emilip P. Padeili, co­ Kind of lahh"? Let me esaura tomless pit called the general fund. along the physical ills of our school all military aid” to El Salvador. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 you that your admired exam­ sible should make certain that people Jesus”, Robbins Room. \ pany, and new productions With actions such as these, how buildings with a “band-aid here, a ’True, they could deny aid to the ’Tues^y — 2 p.m. — Faith Journey “Old Testament and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at ple did not attain that level of who are familiar with the subject can we be expected to trust the state few aspirin there” approach. Now of Johann Strauss’ “Die 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. trust by wishing. government of Jose Napoleon Characters and their Relevance Today” , Library; 6:30 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 are appointed to the committee to do what it promises? Remember the. patient requires surgery. Put it Duarte, but the weapons from com­ Fledermaus,” Mozart’s p.m. — Sacred Dance Group, Mezzanine. Herald photo by Tarqul^ “Marriage of* Figaro,” Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: assigned the responsibility. Here also, those who pay taxes in town off and it’ll soon be a far more costly Congregation Bibie Study, 7 p.m.; I’m told thst the suspension munist countries would continue to Wednesday — 10:80 a.m. — Faith Journey, “’The Life Thomas’ “ MIgnon” and were could have a boondogle for must also pay taxes to the state. procedure. I see my tax dollar best flow to the rebels. and ’Teachinig of Jesus”, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. — Thursday: Theocratic School bridge ol Niagara PaNe was CHAPEL AT CRESTFIELD Richa'rd Strauss’ “Der (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; begun by floating a threed builders and great windfall profits You don’t get something for nothing. utilized by delaying no longer. What guidelines should Prudential Board, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. — Chancel Service Meeting (ministry ... a chance for reflection. Liebe der Danae.” acrose by a kite. A string eras for the bankers. So my friends, let us not make Vote yes on the March 30 referen­ Washington follow in determining Choir, Choral R o ^ . training), 6:15 p.m.; Sunday: then pulled acroee by the th / Although I believe alternatives slaves of the town’s children to a dum for the school renovations and what regimes are acceptable in Thursday — 6 p.m. — Meal in the Upper Room, Sac- aad, which In tum wasuaadto should be sought and found, the usury system. But let us make the improvements. Latin America? A highly respected tuary and Woodruff Hall; 7:3(#p.m. - Property Com­ Performers will be Shirley Stager, Alexis Titor and pull a rope across. Thus tha cables were pul In plaoa end whole project should be set aside ui ' future as painless as possible for senior analyst at the Library of mittee, Church Office. Lenten service set Marcia van ^ndbergen. ’They will act out hymns, scrip­ Shirl Edgerly — g p.m. — New Numbers Social, Federation the bridge completed. til after the battles of the budget them by doing the job another way. Congress, Miklos Radvanyi, ture and pmyer dressed as iwns. Unitarian Coventry Room; New Members Diniler — 6:30 p.m. — Woodruff Concordia Lutheran Church has its schedule planned fliffseuTS have been concluded. We have been Vote NO on Tuesday, March 30, suggested some guidelines in an in­ ’The puUic is welcome to aiteiind at the Army’s Citadel Univarsalist HaU. for the week. Events include; So with lelth. Jeeus saM It given many new figures but the terview. at 661 Main St. ‘ THB 1982. Monday; 7;30 p.m., church school staff. Society: East we have faith as a grain ol MEAT figures needed to give us a complete ’Tuesday; 6;30 p.m. Catechetics classes; 8 p.m., adult mustard seed we can mova Clement Bouchard “The key to judging each situation The Meetinghouse at picture have been omitted. is this: does the regime, or the Emanuel’s .week set Bible study, church room. mountalna. Matt. 17;J0. It Bop&er Coventry 153 West Vernon St. r m c K . Remember we will be taxed for the regime that would come to power, ismaniiel Lutheran Church has planned its schedule Wednesday; 6 p.m.. Lenten spgaker, Kaiser Hall; 6;15 Youth services planned starts small and grows by total amount pf the bond payments pose a security threat to the United p.m., children’s choir rehearsal 7 p.m.. Lenten Vesper Manchester, Conn. holding flrmly to faith's Ipun- ' for the w e^. datkm. the Gospel. Whan wa and not the net amount as adver­ States?” said Radvanyi, a native of Sunday: 2 p.m., respite care reception, Lutho* Hall. service; 8 p.m. Concordia cb6ir rdiearsal. Conununity Baptist Church’s Youth Fellowship will Springtime Sermon Pay now T h u i^ y ; 9;30 a.m. Bible.atudy, 1 ;30 p.m,, golden age act In keeping with the tised in the papers. We must make Hungary. “H the answer to that „ Monday; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. present a morning workshop Sunday at Community Bap­ wa have, sra develop K lo ttiM Policy on letters group, church room; 7;80 p.m., social ministry com­ Series, Part II; full isntallment payments before quesUon is yes, thoi the regime Tuesday: 10 a.m.. Old Guard. Open to all retired moi; tist Church. level which brings us paaca To the Editor: mittee will meet. Young people will act as ushers, greeters, scripture reimbursement, if any, is made by The Herald welcomes letters to simply is Unacceptable.” ' 4 p.m., junior and cherub choirs; 7:15 p.m., Conway and aacurlty —. a faith wk readers, and will present prayers, the prelude, offertory “Other People” noted and admired. the state. On Tuesday Coventry voters will the editor, particularly on topics Radvanyi, who personally Diet Institute. Arnold F. Westwood, be asked to approve a $3,596,365 Wednesday: 11 a.m.. Lenten service; 6:30 p.m., Bible and benediction, as well as special music. The intimidating date of June has Of local interest. believed the United States «hoBld Sundays at Six Scheduled for the week is as follows; Monday, Blood- Minister been brought up time and time again bond resolution for the renovation Letters ideally should be typed s t ^ ; 7:80 p.m. Emanuel chair. have thrown a bladude around ^ Thuraday: 10 a.m., prayeriroiip, 11:15 a.m., care and mobile, 12;30 to 5;30 p.m.;jWednesday, 9;30 a.m., Bible Si to convince the people of Coventry and improvement of our schools. and should be no longer than two Tlie Salvation Army will m ^its “Sundays At Six” Sunday 10*30 a.m. Cuba when a Soviet connibat brigade ■ visitation; 3:45 p.m., belle^wir rehearsal; 6:30 p.m., monthly meeting with study group, 7;30 p.m., (^ istia n Life study group, 7;30 that we will lose state aid if we don’t Much has been said by the pages, double-spaced. program tomorrow with a OiW?byKA me was discovered there by Prwddent ’ conflrmation claaaes; 7:30 p.m., Ledten Vesper service; “Fools for Christ” at 6 pCm. p.m., Choir rehearsal; ’nursday; 7;30 p.m. Bible study proposal’s advocates and detrac­ ’The Herald reserves the right Yeulli tUllglPM GMMNOFCNKT approve this plan now. Carter, leaves no doubt that he con­ •:30 p.m. Scandia Lotke.' "Fools for Christ” is a'aervie group; Saturday, 6;30|i.m., Fellowship Club, Jim Meek LyM aad VamagSWeaii Well, after watching our state tors. However, I see my choice on to edit letters in the interest of ( Saturday: 10 a.m., j f u group. First communion in- will present slides of his American Field Service trip to Eduoallon Muraary clarity and taste. siders the‘situations in Nicaragua mime and music based/^n legislatures and administrations in the ballot as a simple “pay now” or and Ell Salvador a serious potqottal s'i stmeUon. 8 p.m. A kc^lics Anonymous, Luther Hall. Congregational Chuit^. / Chile. action for many years, I would not “pay more later.” . threat to the United'Stateu.

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WASHINGTON (U PI) - The United “ We are very concerned by this big States has maintained contact with Cuba campaign by CBA in Central America to to impress on the Castro government the unite the left and arm It and train it,” he In “ dangers that there are for all of us” said. “ And we are trying to com­ Focus Psyching out the Whalers from Cuban-backed insurgency in Cen­ municate to the Cubans some of the Basketball tral America, a ranking administration , dangers that there are for all of us If this Adele official said Friday. campaign continues at the level it is.” ballet Angle Thomas Enders, assistant secretary of The United States has charged that Manchester native Lee Sliverstein heips piayers visuaiize success state for inter-American affairs, would Cuba, the Soviet Union and Nicaragua Randy Bridgeman (with not comment directly on reports that are training and arming the leftist ball) and Brian Parsons Ambassador-at-large Vernon Walters By Adele Angle In relaxation and visualization guerrilias fighting the U.S. backed look like dancers as chiatrists, and Sliverstein, a psy­ met with Cuban President Fidel Castro Focus Editor chiatric social worker, is part of egercises before practice Duarte junta in El Salvador. they leap under the for four hours in Havana earlier this Enders declined to say whether the ad­ this trend. sessions. Players must attend the basket on a court at . ’The practice at the Bolton Ice month to discuss Cuban ties to ministration would cut off military and Support ’This is the same Lee Silvers- relaxazkm exercises before prac­ Nicaragua and leftist guerrillas in El economic aid to El Salvador if the Charter Oak Park. Arena is in full swing. ’The tein who went to Harvard tice sessions. (At actual games Salvador. winner of Sunday’s elections is an in­ Whalers are cooking. Business School, was a they’re strictly voluntary.) I Watching the flying sticks from But, Enders said on the CBS morning creasingly powerful ultra-rightist move­ Herald photo by Pinto successful insurance salesman, Sliverstein also counsels players for the behind a glassed waU, it’s a little news, “ We’ve always thought that there ment led by Roberto D’Aubuisson, who and then had his career— and his privately. should be a dimension of contact with opposes land reform and has beep linked hard to remember what Lee .marriage — ruined by (hinniff is extremely down to declared or potential adversaries in the to death squads. Sliverstein says about hockey: dependence on drugs and alcohol. earth about the reasons for “ Sports are played In the head. region." But he said the United States wiii He wrote about his turn away Silverstein’s presence. h-iJV- needy expect the nevr government to continue iMkiiiili linn I A , - ’They’re not played in the body,” from booze with the book “ Con­ “ The number one thing people the political, economic and sociai says the Manchester native sider the Alternative” and he’s have to realize is hockey is a reforms now under way. whose official job title with the just recently published another business. The number one teams 2 L ' • * ' ■ ' It’s not that I ’m against support “ We have been pursuing some major Hartford Whalers is club per­ self-help iKwk titled “ High on are the money makers.” And, he groups. It’s just that there hasn’t Dodd fears poiicies in there which I think are really sonnel counselor, U fe .” adds, having a professional who fundamental to the United States,” been one invented yet that I care to “ You take Gretzky,” he says. And, armed with a master’s in can work on players’ motivations Enders said. join. I have a few favorite causes ( Wayne Gretzky of Eldmonton is social work, he went on to set up — as well as counsel those having rightist win “ We’re going to go on pursuing those,” and concerns, though, should anyone considere the game’s best alcohol and drug programs at personal pronlems — is just one he'said, “ And we’re going to go to be in the mood for starting a support player.) “ Gretzky is a great both the Hartford Hospital and way of making better athletes. player, but he plays a great mind whatever government emerges from the group. Please call me immediately Rockville General Hospital. Better athletes win games. Win­ Continued from page one game. He doesn’t play in his election and say, ‘These are the things if you hear of a : Today, he’s working as a ning games means more money. we can support and this is the way we body. Most players are equal. It’s counselor at Rockville General “ The use of psychology is just 7 problems of E1‘ Salvador are can support it. And we expect those the minds that are different.” Hospital when he’s not with the one part of trying to be a success. political and can't be solved by • Support group for people who Lots of sports professionals policies to go on after the election as Whalers. It’s the same thing as the use of economic and military aid. Those hate Sunday nights. Participants before.” these days believe the same conditioning or if you’re going to politics are not totally dictated by ASSISTANT coach John Cun- Congressional critics of President will share mutual concerns about thing. More and more teams are have a strength building the Soviet Union, he said. niff and Sliverstein lead players Reagan’s policies have threatened to Sunday nights and organize discus­ employing psychologists and psy­ program,” Conniff says. Referring to the possibility of move to cut off all U.S. aid to El sion groups around topics such as: Sliverstein isn’t the first men­ talks between the U.S. and Cuba, Salvador in the event of such an out­ why nothing is ever ironed, ap­ tal health professional the team Dodd said, “ It’s always nice to sit Moderates back Guatemalan junta has employed. TTiere were two down and talk,” but doubted if come. propriate shows bn public television Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., left psychologists hired on a consul­ anything valuable could come out of to fall asleep in front o f; a history of Friday for El Salvador as the leader of a tant basis, but apparently they a meeting. GUATEMALA CITY (U P I) - ’The United conference at the coalition’s headquarters. an additional show of approval for the coup the development and evolution of U.S. delegation of election observers. didn’t work out. “ To suggest somehow that if we Opposition, Guatemala’s most moderate “ We are observing the establishment of a that ousted President Romeo Lucas Garcia Sunday night since the dawn of man. Sliverstein, who works at political group, announced Friday that it military government different from the and halted the installation as president of his just quiet Fidel Castro down that we Rockville General Hospital, ad­ would stage a series of demonstrations to past,” Cerezo said. hand-picked successor, Gen. Anibal Guevara. are going to take care of the ’The Aurora Boreaiis, also called the • Support group for people who mits that when he joined the political problems, is to over­ support the 4-day-old military junta. Cerezo, asked how the junta’s ban on Northert Lights, is a broad display of PJ-knam Quinonez, secretary general of have a fear of people who know too Whalers some two years ago, he estimate Castro’s influence and political activity will affect the rather faint iights in the northern skies “ Day by day we can be confident of a basic the National Renovator Party, a Christian much about gypsy moth prevention didn’t know a slapshot from a make him more important than he demonstrations, said, “ We are going to act as at night. change for a Dem ocratic process in Democrat ally, said the United Opposition and control. Participants should shin pad. deserves to be, and avoids confron­ Guatemalan citizens (not as a political Guatemala,” said Vinicio Cerezo Arevalo, was calling a mass demonstration in come prepared to discuss ways to “ I was very honest about ting the historical problems that Trummerberg, a hill rising 377 feet at group).” head of the Christian Democratic Party that Guatemala City’s main square Monday in Cerezo also said the junta should be given spot ^ese people on Greyhound that,” he says. existed there long before he came the edge of the Grunewald Forest Park makes up 50 percent of the United Opposition. support of the junta. time to draw iip a plan of governing and buses and in other small, confined along,” Dodd said. in West Berlin, is composed entirely of AND HE WAS originally Tuesday’s coup d’etat “ opens the way for a He also said the coalition was calling on all should not be pressured now by political spots In public places. bulldozed rubble from the World War II hired by the Whalers to help bombing of Berlin. true Democratic process,” he told a news drivers to blow their horns at noon Monday in groups. • Support group for people who players with drug and alcohol problems. lose apartment keys. ’The group will Herald photo by Pinto He admits that his first season meet in the home of whoever isn’t was pretty slow. TTie reason was LEE SILVERSTEIN locked out of his or her apartment at that few players were willing to ."So much of this is sacred territory.' It's all bologna to him the moment. Issues which will form trust him. Many of them saw him the basis of discussion groups in­ as a tool of the management — Hockey players, he adds, are the player they might be playing HARTFORD (U P I) — Every political boy, I thought I had caught them all,” he clude the question of whether you and they were hesitant to give younger than, say pro baseball opposite. He imagines how it M groaned, when asked about the mis- campaign has its embarrassments. It sh(mld wake the superintendent at Herald pKoloa by Terquinlo him information that could be players or football players. Many feels to play against him,” he was Sen. Lowell Weicker's turn Friday. pelling. ^ l:3o a.m. or smash the glass with a WHALERB COACH JOHN used against them. With time are plucked right from high says. His campaign chairman, John H. came trust. Mrs. Belaga and Rep. Stewart brick; excuses to give friends as & GORDIE HOWE CfUNNIFF school. “ What I want them to do is Miller, delivered a press statement to McKinney, R-Conn., claim they were left why you’re living in a tent on the ..."not for everybody.” ..."Sports are a business." “ I ’ve told the players the only And there’s an added stress figure out what a perfect shot is the state Capitol that tried to debunk way you can know if I can be off an eight-member delegate slate front lawn; costs of having new keys with hockey: “ You can find the ... what a perfect way of doing what he said were attacks on Weicker’s tru st^ is to trust me,” he says. - same sort of stresses and strains A picked this week in Westport because made and the I.R.S. this or that is so they can feel it standing as a “ good Republican” by his ITie kinds of personal problems they were Weicker supporters. The two at the Travelers. The difference and taste it and smell it. So they opponent for the GOP Senate nomina­ • Support group for people who hockey players have are the said they will force a primary in West- Howe's his standing? is a hockey player has six years. can feel the professional skill tion, Prescott Bush Jr. of Greenwich. kinds everybody else has: failing port May 4 to challenge the slate. own screw drivers but never the' At the Travelers a guy has 27 they have,” he says. The release backfired somewhat on right one. ’This group will form into marriages, drinking, money years.” In the release. Miller said the two standing by his side. He says there’s been resistance Miller. two main grouiis: people who own When it comes to team problems, depression. State Rep. Julie Belaga, R-W estp^, should be “ featured attractions” at the DLISED counselors, opinions among the Howe continued: “ I ’m a bad llie re are also problems atten­ NOW ABOUT those relaxa­ to going through the exercises on FRIDAY Phillips screwdrivers and people a mandatory basis before games. one of Weicker’s supporters in Fairfield state nominating convention this Whalers varies. source. I fell asleep between dant with quick fame, he adds. tion and visualization exercises. who own the Other Kind. Once a County — where Bush won an early summer because they are two of the Gordie Howe, the most famous periods once.” “ Many of these players come Sliverstein is an easy guy to “ So much of this is sacred Republican caucus this week — was in­ mpst electable Republicans. He agreed year the people who own the Phillips Whaler of them all, isn’t sold on Marty said he’s b ^ n doing from really small towns up in talk to; but it’s a little hard to territory,” he says. “ People are TO PREPARE FOR OUR RICHEST afraid to try new things.” advertently transformed into “ Julie they were kept off the slate solely will meet with the people who own it, though. “ I ’m not knocking the relaxation exercises on his own Canada. Some of them have imagine him leading professipnal Bologna” in the release — no less than because they support Weicker. the other kind and they’ll trade. theory but it’s not for for years, anyway. “ Some guys never been away from home athletes in exercises. But the visualization exercises three times. “ When is this nonsense going to stop? everybody,” he said. don’t want to do it. They don’t before. And there’s a lot of temp­ Forget jumping jacks and sit are going to continue before Miller said it was a typing error. “ Oh Miller asked. 2 DAY SUPER SALE EVER! • Support group for people who He was standing in the parking force it on them,^’ be said. tation at their door...the fame, ups. practice sessions, and Sliverstein RCA QUASAR are embarrassed by poetry. lot of the Bolton Ice Arena when The younger Howe called the women, the easy availability “ What we do is visualization. will b^working with the team SYLVANIA Elspecially poetry written by friends he said that. His son, Marty, was Sliverstein “ a nice person.” of alcohol.” For example, a player thinks of next year. , ZENITH who live in other states who send TOSHIBA WHIRLPOOL them the poetry and then ask them O b itu a r ie s ^AelisSQ S to critique the poetry. The group SANYO w estinghouse I will discuss nice things to say when GENERAL ELECTRIC PHILCO there’s nothing nice to say. C d . Florence Turkinglon An introduction to Rooneynomics transplant MAYTAG LITTON ' • Support group for people who Col. Florence Turkington, Salva­ dop’t understand how color televi­ tion Army, retired, of Manchester AMANA MAGIC CHEF sion works. Discussion topics: how and Asbury, N.J., died ’Thursday in R ’s difficult for any of us to un­ for the country. President Reagan is whopping $800 million in the the little man with the paint brush Asbury Park, N.J. CALORIC HITACHI derstand the big numbers the cutting the rest of the budget to the President’s budget and there’s going manages to sneak in the back of Bom in Manchester April 1, 1896, a success SONY federal government deals in with its bone. As a matter of fact, he’s to be a $300 miilion cut in child nutri­ she was a member of the your television when you’re not budget. Congress seems to be Andy Rooney breaking the bone in a lot of piaces. tion programs. School lunches are Manchester Corps, and spent her N looking. How they keep the color rebelling against President That’s what I’ll do. He may going to go in many cases. BOSTON (U P I) — Melissa Saunders is the SAT. 9:00-5:00 long career with the Salvation Ar­ looking the same in Connecticut as eliminate the budget for the Depart­ smallest child to survive a kidney transplant Reagan’s proposed spending my. in Massachusetts. ment of Energy. He doesn’t want to and live for a year, Massachusetts Gleneral schedule and I ’ve been trying to To transiate that into my own per­ She was one of the donut girls in SyndIchted Columnist spend. any more money figuring World War I, serving in France, and Hospital announced Friday. • Support group for people who work it out in terms' I can unders­ sonal terms, it means I ’m going to ways to save money on energy. To for many years was the secretary of Melissa, who weighed 9 pounds, ounces SUNDAY. MARCH 28,11:00 - 4:00 are not interested in outer, space tand. What I ’ve done is interpret the stop paying the loans I took out for at the time of her surgery at the age of eight match that in my house, I ’il stop tur­ the New York City territorial travel and are ashamed that they’re federal budget in terms of my own. my kids’ college tuition and they months, is lively and healthy, sai£ hospital I ning off lights, I ’ii chncel the new in­ Headquarters Women’s Social Ser­ not. Particpants will undergo help­ Here’s the way I look at It: won’t be getting another nickel from vice. spokesman Martin S. Bander. Say I make $50,000 a year — ac­ sulation I ordered for the attic and me for expensive lunches. “ We have no reason to think that Melissa ful therapies such as memorizing She leaves a sister, Mrs. Elmer tually I’m having a good year isn’t easy. Just like the government. budget on weapons and defense. In , I ’m going to stop turning the ther­ 2 TYPICAL INVENTORY SAMPLE RUYSI astronauts’ names and home states. Mae Kendall of Manchester, and will not continue to thrive,” said John T. I have to borrow the extra money, so terms of my own budget that means mostat down nights. Aii this could They will also watch the network because of my book so ITl make One federal program that' isn’t several nieces and nephews. Herrin, hospital chief of pediatric I borrow the $7,500 and buy a new I ’ll be putting out $16,666 for the help bring back good times for the nephrology. SONY v id e o t a p e news together and trade mission more than that, but it’s none of your being cut by the President is Nancy Funeral services will be held Mon­ ZEHTH 2 5 ” RCA T V ZEM TH 19” car. As I imderstand Reaganomics, defense of my home and my person. oil companies. Melissa’s parents, Linda and DanUl TRINITRON business. Say I make $50,000. Reagan’s favorite charity, Foster day at 1 p.m. at the Salvation Army, RECORDER control talk back and forth. that will help both the bank I borrow I ’ll buy lots of new locks, a burglar Saunders of ^uth Hamilton, authorized the 1 9 ” COLOR T .V . CONSOU HR - VH8 REMOTE CONTROL The federal government is going THE FEDERAL BUDGET Grandparents. I ’ll go along with that Main Street in Manchester with l i r COLOR T.V. 6 from and the car company I buy alarm system fqr the house and both burial in East Cemetery. Friends surgery knowing that no child as small as • Support group for people who to take in $666 billion. I ’m com­ proposal cuts $4.5 billion out of in my budget. I won’t cut my w ife’s from. It will help the bank because cars. I ’ll build a bomb shelter in the may call at the Ladd Funeral Home, Mellissa had ever lived for more than one $ 4 3 7 0 0 have pierced ears but never wear paring that to my $50,000. According Medicaid and Medicare. Me too. I ’m favorite charity either. If she wants year after a kidney transplant. $49900 in one year I have to pay them back backyard. I ’ll want a shot gun or two 19 Ellington Ave. in Rockville Sun­ ^ 2 9 9 , * 4 6 9 “ pierced earrings. Sessions will be to the federal budget, they’re going not going to have my annual to give $25 to the bird sanctuary Diagnosed as having congestive heart > 4 S 9 $8,400. and bulletproof windows for the day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. centered on: why the little hole in to spend close to IS' percent more physical checkup and I ’ll be seeing again this year. I ’ll go along with # failure and acute kidney failure, she was first SCOTCH WHIRLPOOL LITTON The bank might then raise the cars. Memorial donations may be made to 13” Doluxe your ears disappears when you’re than they take in. That comes to $758 my dentist not twice a year but once her on that. put on dialysis, a process which has a RCX 1 9 ” VHSOhr.TilPE OELUXE-2 SPEED salary of its officers and maybe rh a v e no intention of attacking the Manchester Corps. Box el 10 COLOR TV late for work; why when you lose billion. every two years. machine take over the work of the kidney. It MULTI-TEMP they’ll buy new homes. ’That vrill anyone, but if I ’m attacked. I ’ll be,^ PORTIOUTV PEN 100% Solid Sfato the funny little piece that none of the If I do that, it means I ’ll spend IS If Congress changes the budget or wasn’t enough. 4 3 . 9 7 - help the housing industry. If Reagan ready. . Of course. I ’ll be so poor by Federal Retirement Funds are loooonnnnnnrTi i • ' rest of your earrings matches the percent more than $50,000, or $57,- Reagan relents. I ’ll change mine. I “ It was just like buying time, and the time Ism 2.00 rabsts is right. thdn it’s going to be unlikely anyone being cut. I ’ll stop putting away that we were buying for her was not very ones you’ve lost. Some meetings 000. sure hate the thought of digging up In Meinoriain * 2 2 6 President Reagan proposes to will come after me. anything for my old age. good,” Mgs. Saunders said of the dialysis. »2W : 4 1 . 4 7 . - n _ will be craft sessions based on ways In sad and loving memory of Arthur NOW I’M into economics and it spend one third of the total federal Student loans are being cut a my backyard for that bomb shelter. “ We felt that giving her the transplant was to creatively use oversized hoop In order to have a strong defense McGowan, who passed away March "iBBnrBBBSsr" giving her a chance to live. g e d L u x e KITCHEN AID earrings which are no longer In 27th, 1978. Custom MoM .KERO-SENE “ You have to reach for the stars n ^ A S H E R DRYER ihteluvision HEATER fashion. Every day in some small way, sometimes,” she said. $47900 1B000RTU Memories of you come our way. Doctors at Massachusetts General per­ 1—•t40rabM. • Support group for people who Time and years roll swiftly by, * formed the four hour transplant on March 25, $43900 have to write weekly columns in Three 'Angels' write their own movie But love and memories never die. 1981. *247 «229 * 1 7 9 ■MLT newspapers. Discnsslon groups will “ We were lucky,” said Herrin. “ She J 2 5 L be centered on: clipping services for Sadly missed by. By Vernon Scott responded rapidly after the transplant. She mothera who live out of town and TTiey have written a scrjpt, hired a delivery of fast-paced dialogue in Colleen said. “ He knows me very auditions for. She’ll do almost Wife and family UPI Hollywood Reporter anything to get hired. had a mild rejection episode which reversed are constantly asking for copies of director and will produce '"Three scenes with John Ritter which were well. readily. Since then, she has done 647-0997 the highUght of the film. .“Hd liked what Sandra and I were “ Another is based on a combina­ the column; number of times it’s HOLLYWOOD - Never un- For the Angels’’ starring beautifully. ” tion of Sandra and John Ritter’s 947-9009 deresthiute the power of three themselves — on {^ budget of $2 He also was amused by her mis­ writing so much that he asked us to Kidney transplants are rarely performed possible to mention your bousecat In wife, Nancy, who is a pregnant com­ women, especially If they are ac­ million this year. adventures in Hollywood, her trials work with Linda, who also appeared Fire Calls on children weighing, less than 20 pounds. the column and get away with it, mercial model. The third is a tresses in seai^ of a Job. Colleen, a veteran of such films as and tribulations In finding work. He in "They All Laughed’ and doubles as Bander said, mainly because of technical dif­ k how to write about nothing when suggested that Colleen and her best his personal assistant. So all three of , frustrated actress who works for a •4 “ A p o^ yp se Now,” “ The Gumball Tlie trio of bright, good looking ac­ there’s nothing to write about. Par­ movie producer, which, of course, is ficulties involved in surgery on such a small tresses — Colleen Camp, Linda Rally” and “ Funny Lady,” im­ friend, Sandra, should sit down and us contributed to the script. ticipants will also share their Linda. ^ scale. MacE>wan and Sandra Will— are not p r e s t director Peter Bogdanovich write some scenes from their lives “ It’s a story about three actresses Manchester “ We have really used all our per­ As a result doctors ihust give the child 449 HARTFORD RD„ MANCHESTER feelings of envy and hatred of exactly household names but when she played a feature role for out of context, as if for a screenplay. in Hollywood who have a lot in com­ sonal experiences, dialogue and real Friday, 11:2S a.m. —Smoking light extremely high doses of drugs that suppress . I-M EXIT TO KEOHEV 8T. cohun^ts like Andy Rooney who perhaps they stand a chance to him in “ They All Laughed” which “ Peter and I have been friends for mon with the three of us. The one fixture, 210 Pine St. (Town). the immune system, the mechanism in the ; write three coluiniu a week instead become well known if their current starred Audrey Hepburn. seven years, ever since he didn’t based on me is constantly changing lY -y U g SE9YICE - RIEE H0BI9EI Please tiirh to i Friday, 7:23 p.m. —Medical call, body that recognizes the transplant kidney as • e le w . project succeeds. Bogdanovich liked Colleen’s hire me for a part in ‘Nickelodeon,’” her person.ility to fit the roles she A i 144 Vernon St. (Town). foreign and rejects it. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 27. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 2 7 ^ ^ j r J - l News for Supermarket Shopper. Weddings Engagements senior citizens Advice Time to How does P&G strike up I Lutheran rites are strict DEAR ABBY: You terested in that sport. CONFIDENTIAL TO feel about us? band w ere o ff base in your I tell her she has no right HURTING: Give your response to “ Lutheran to leave me alone, but she grief a chance to express says she has her own life to itself. Cry your eyes out. Mother of Four By Martin Stoane T Editor’s note: this column is; Daughters” who wrote in live and I should find Let yourself go and let the. How does Procter and I written by the staff of the: support of the pastor who Dear Abby something of interest to do tears flow. It’s healthy. Manchester Senior Center. It myself while she’s playing Don't try to put on a Gamble — the nation’s I refused to allow an ob­ largest manufacturer of | Clip ‘n’ file refunds appe'ars on Saturdays and, viously pregnant bride to Abigail Van Buren tennis.' .... “ brave” show. It takes This argument is shaking honesty, courage, strength the products found in our j Wednesdays. i have “ I’m Having His y Beverages (File 8) supermarkets — feel about | 4 Baby” sung at her wed­ my marriage. Who is and real manliness for a right? man to express his shoppers who use coupons j Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off By Jeanette Cave ’ ding. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage UNHAPPY emotions. The weak man and refunds? j Senior Center Director Your answer: “ A preg­ coupons, for example. Start collecting the,needed hides. Recently I put that ques- j I. nant bride is also entitled DEAR UNilAPPY: She proofs of purchase while looking for the required April 23 and 24 is coming and the, tion to Robert Wehling, the | to a church wedding with a followed; bride and groom nant or not) is not is. Even though you are not refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers ninth annual variety show, “ Strike company’s division | ‘soloist, fanfare, etc.’ if may not prescribe their necessarily entitled to a a tennis player, the ball is and magazines, and when trading with friends. Up the Band.” Encouragement iq manager for general■ \ that’s what she wants. It is own rites, etc. church wedding with a in your court! . Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ given to purchase your tickets in ad-, advertising. | not the pastor’s function to ’The Lutheran pastor is soloist, fanfare, etc., if WEHLiNG: We love try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. vancfc Do you hate to write judge her. That’s the charged with seeing that that’s what she wants — at them. We run promotional } The following refund offers are worth $10.18. This Terri L. Shorts Elizabeth C. Johnston This year, more than ever, we Lord’s job.” DEAR ABBY: All those letters because you don’t these rules are carried out least not in a Lutheran offers because we want j week's offers have a total value of $16.28. Duane G. Gentile want the show to be a success. ’The letters in your column know what to say? Thank- That answer might have and may refuse a church church. Lutherans consider a evidence, for which I thank My husband and I ju^t are. included in Abby's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Longo of 92 daughter, Elizabeth Carol Johnston, name, one says, “ I care, I want to marriage in a right organized way? I There is no limit on the number of Slingers you can you. I stand corrected. received a package con­ booklet, “ How to Write Winthrop Road. to Duane George Gentile, son of Mr. help.” church wedding a religious relationship. On the o&er WEHLING: We are in I obtain. Expires April 30, 1982. taining the clipping of your Letters for All Occasions.” and Mrs. George M. Gentile of 75 service and have strict hand, he may peform a favor of any practices that I These offers require refund forms: The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate MARCI NEGRO asks thaL D E AR AB B Y: I sit column'^plus a knife, fork Send $2 and a long, Clinton D rive, South Windsor, rules as to how it is to be secular marriage for the are in accordance with the I CREMORA Perfect Match Refund. Receive a $1 of Manchester High School and anyone who worked on scenery, home about two nights a and spoon! stamped (37 cents), self- grandson of Glenden J. Dunlap of conducted. No secular couple at another location rules of an offer and I coupon for Cremora and any coffee. Send the attended Champlain College in setups or who would like to help, call But here's the kicker: It addressed envelope to: Ab­ 154 S. Main St., Manchester. music is allowed. There if they choose not to abide week while my wife goes volve the purchase of the j required refund form and one label from 16- or 22- Burlington, Vt. She is employed by Howard Miller at the center (647- are rules on the types of with the church wedding out to play tennis with her wasn't our pattern! by, Letter Booklet, P.O. The bride-elect will graduate In product. ounce Cremora. Expires June 30, 1982. L.M. Gill Welding & Manufacturing 3211). ■; floral arrangements. A rules. friends. Abby, there is no STILL LAUGHING IN Box 38923, Hollywood, May from the St. Francis Hospital We are opposed to prac­ HAWAIIAN PUNCH Sipper Offer. Receive a Mrs. Michael D. Gagner Mrs. Jeffrey P. Klotzer of Manchester. Please make note that we will specific liturgy must be So you see, a bride (preg- way I could ever be in­ ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. Calif. 90038. School of Respiratory Therapy. She tices that get around the Punchy sipper and twirly straw worth $1. Send the change the procedures for Thursday I ’The prospective bridegroom is a is employed by St. Francis Hospital rules, such as those that lunches, effective immediately. 1977 graduate of Manchester High and Medical Center. result in refund requests j statements, from any flavor 64-ounce Hawaiian Gagner-Robinson Klotzer-Worthington School and is employed by the Hart­ The prospective bridegroom is a Tickets will not be available until 10, from people who didn’t ' Punch or one net-weight statement and 35 cents for ford Home and Savings & Loan of graduate of South Windsor High a.m. When you pick up your tickets} purchase the product or postage and handling. Expires May 30. 1982. in advance for yourselves and your Ellen P. Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Linda Jean Worthington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. West Hartford. School and will graduate in August rare multiple refund requests HERSHEY’S INSTANT Coupon Refund Offer friends, you will be required to pay Robinson of 106'School Road, Bolton, and Michael D. Wallace A. Worthington of 92 Daley Road, Coventry, A June 19 garden wedding, is from the University of Hartford. An for offers that are limited I 1981. Receive two 50-cent coupons for Hershey’s for them at that time. This will Gagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andre Gagner of 11 Kanter and Jeffrey Paul Klotzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William planned. Oct. 9 wedding is planned. to one per family..^. I Instant. Send the required refund form and a facilitate the ease with which we SH O PPER: Does this tracing of the boy from the front panel of any Drive, Vernon, were married on Dec. 20 at Wesley Klotzer of 235 Hackmatack St., were married March 6 DEAR DR. LAMB: My like your granddaughter DEAR READER; Car­ I can move into the dining room. mean that you frown on I Hershey's Instant and the register tape with the Memorial Hall in East Hartford. at St. Mary’s Church, Coventry. 3-year-old granddaughter has done well and is in good bohydrate foods are an es­ shoppers’ saving their box price circled. Expires May 31, 1982. The Rev. Lawrence Staples performed the double ring The Rev. John Suprenant performed the double ring FOR GOLFERS wishing to par-- started running a fever and hands. sential part of a balanced I tops and labels? ' LIBBY’S Banana Coupon Offer. Receive a 50-cent ceremony. Joyce Cavanaugh was organist. The bride ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her ticipate in our golf league, there is a the next day we took her to I am sending you The diet and include fresh I was given in marriage by her father. Missy Lee Gagner, mother and father. very important meeting scheduled, our doctor. He said she had Health Letter number 12- fruits and vegetables and W EHLING: If everyone | coupon for bananas. Send the required refund form Your Health were to use an old box top I and two empty packages of Libby’s Banana Frost. sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Rick Giuerriero Nancy Troiano of Rockfall, sister of the bride, was for Monday at 7 p.m. Items on the., a sore throat and some 12, Your Kidneys and How cereals. The energy part of to send for a new offer, the of Ellington was best man. matron of honor. Bridesmaide were Robin Ballsieper agenda will be the election of of--: nasal congestion. Then her They Work. Others who all these basic foods comes I Expires Dec. 31, 1982. and Kim Metcalf, friends of the bride, both of Coventry, Lawrence Lamb, M.D. promotion wouldn’t I LIBB Y’S Pitcher Offer. Receive a 2-pint pitcher. The reception was at the Country Squire Restaurant in ficers, selection of course, and star- - urine turned very dark and want this issue can %nd 75 from their content of generate any new sales. It I Send the required refund form and 10 labels from Ellington after which the couple went on a honeymoon and Susan Kelly of Manchester, sister of the bride. Tam­ ting dates for the league. she was admitted to the cents with a long, stamped, glucose and fructose. my Johnston of Manchester was flower girl. would be considered a I 46-fluid-ounce Libby’s Tomato Juice. Look for the trip to Cape Cod. They are making their home in Ger­ Pauline wants to remind everyone hospital with self-addressed envelope for These are the same two Douglas Klotzer of Manchester, brother of the groom, ■ form on the package. Expires Dec. 31. 1982. many. , that final payments are due for the., glomerulonephritis. She it to me, 'in care of this single sugars, combined failure and would not be was best man and ushers were Peter Riggsby of I NATURAL SUN Citrus Central Receive a refund The bride is a 1981 graduate of Bolton High. The Penn Dutch trip. Also, don’t forget responded very well to her newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, together, that.make up or­ repeated. Manchester, cousin of the groom, David Nodden of Ver­ I of $1.18 or $2.18. For $2.18. send the required refund groom is a graduate of Howell Cheney Technical School the registration this coming Monday treatment of fluid restric­ Radio CSty Station, New dinary sugar. Table sugar The idea of “ cash for and is serving in Germany with the U.S. Army. non, brother-inTlaw of the groom; and Mark Sawina and j form and nine easy-open niira-strips from any morning at 9 a.m. for the Wildwood, tion, low sodium diet^ an­ York, N Y 10019. is simple digested car­ trash” has the potential to pletely clear. We would ap­ swelling occurs. David Olshefskie, both of Manchester, friends of the trip. tibiotics and prediiTsOhe. bohydrate foods. The kill refunding. Don’t be 1 Natural Sun High Pulp or Low Pulp Frozen Concen­ groom. preciate any infomriation Normally, the blood ’The fishing trip to the hatchery She is home now but we process, however, strips surprised if someday we trated Orange Juice. For $1.18, send the form and The reception was at the Army & Navy Club after you have on this disease. proteins, particularly DEAR DR. LAMB: I scheduled for April 9th has been have some questions. The the food source of stop making these gffers if j five strips. Expires June 30. 1982. which the couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. They -albttmiiTr"helps tor draw have heard so much we are not seeing produc­ OVALTINE’S Cocoa Mix Refund Offer. Receive a Focus/Food on Wednesday canceled due to unforeseen cir­ prednisone makes her DEAR READER: It is vitamins, minerals and, of will make their home in Manchester. The groom is fluid back out of the tissues against sugar from health tive results. I $1 refund. Send the required refund form and three cumstances and communication, hungry all the time. The not a common disease fanatics that I would like to course, bulk. It is what Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The employed as a cook at Manchester Memorial Hospital. into the circulation. When SHOPPER: Then I proof-of-purchase panels from the bottoms of problems with the Fisheries Divi-. pediatrician said to let her anymore. It often follows a hear your views. What are sugar doesn't have that is Manchester Herald's Focus/Food section, every The bride is employed at the Hartford office of Southern the albumin is too low the wouldn’t it be wise to con­ I Ovaltine’s Hot ‘n’ Rich CoCoa Mix or Ovaltine's 50 Sion of the State Department of En-: eat because they don’t streptococcal throat infec­ the effects of sugar on harmful. Wednesdav. New England Telephone Co. fluid stays in the tissues. sider structuring your I Calorie Cocoa Mix. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. vironmental Protection. Sorry for' want her getting upset and tion, just as rheumatic digestion? Does it interfere That caused the swelling Of offers- to require special I Here's is a refund form lo write for: Kordite the inconvenience and w e will look causing her b lo ^ pressure fever does. That is with the digestion and ab­ the entire body including proofs of purchase that I $1 Rebate, P.O. Box 8696, Clinton, Iowa 52736. This foiward to doing it next year. -j to go up. The other concern probably why your grand­ sorption of protein, Sugar is rapidly ab­ the face around the eyes. could be obtained oiilv I $1 coupon offer expires July 31. 1982. PINOCHLE scores for. is a kidney biopsy. The two daughter got antibiotics. A kidney biopsy is often vitam ins and minerals sorbed because it is Wednesday: Kitty Byrnes, 645;.' kidney specialists and the predigested carbohydrate. from new purchases? I Cheryl A. Kingsbury The inflammation in the necessary to establish when taken with foods that YWCA Lisa Brown Helen Silver, 596; Floyd Post, 592;; pediatrician say they may kidney is a complication That is often harmful in WEHLING:. If we are I ------exactly the nature of the contain these nutrients? thinking about coming out and Walter S. Pekala Jr. Carl Popple, 569; Grace Windsor,’ have to do a biopsy to and allows albumin to leak kidney damage and plan Can you become addicted diabetics and those with Kingsbury-Johnston 563; Harry Pospisil, 557; Ernest determine if her case is out of the filtered blood. reactive hypoglycemia. with another children’s future treatment. Pred­ to sugar? Besides obesity that pad grabbers are refund form for that Grasso, 5K; Elsa Lenhardt, 545 ;i chronic. Sometimes it also allows playhouse offer, we might Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingsbury of Brown-Pekala nisone is commonly used in from too many calories That plus being a high- product? taking Lucille Goldman, 544; Rene Maire,/ The swelling from her blood cells to leak, causing calorie food is the main indeed consider it. causing both supermarkets Coventry announce the engagement Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brown of the acute stage and helps will it cause other and manufacturers serious W E IIU N i;: No. this is of their daughter, Cheryl A. 540. / eyes and legs and feet is bloody or dark urine. The problem. It is not addic­ Another thing I would 28 Turnbull Road announce the to cool down the inflamma­ problems (excluding den­ problems. not our intention when we Kingsbury, to Joseph J. Johnston, Bridge Scores: Ed Hindle, divorce. Does a- person have the some counseling. Left un­ happy, too. product in order to get the promotions to continue. 10 to 11 a.m. > is planned. salad sandwich, dessert, beverage. As with so many other Karen Blaker, Ph.D. right to know about the resolved, it could cause dif­ We want you to know Belly dancing is scheduled for Benson-Rohner SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: • people these days, past sexual experiences of ficulties for you later on. Tuesdays at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dance Sunday; March 28th rehearsal for' however, the problem boils his or her spouse? Scare:] of snakes? Afraid classes include ballet for beginners Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benson of show 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. down to money. We can’t of flying? Nervous about DEAR READER: Your on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 Bolton Road, Vernon announce the afford to get divorced. leaving your house? Get Monday: 9 a.m. Registration fo r husband-to-be does not p.m. and modern dance in­ Open Forum engagement of their daughter, Lisa Wildwood until 11 a.m. In some ways I am glad help from Dr. Blaker’s M. Benson, to Paul M. Rohner, son made it work in -the old the stress on y o u r have the right to know termediate on Tuesdays from 9:30 Monday: 9:30 a.m., ceramics, 10- about that because I really newsletter “ If You Are 'The Manchester Herald's Open days. marriage. everything about your to 11:30 a.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rohner of a.m., kitchen social games; noon,' think our problems started Phobic." Sen4 50 cents and Forum provides space for reader Bristol. Unfortunately, you can’t past. This information is International folk dance for lunch; after lunch, birthday party,' only after he lost his job six a stamped, self-addressed dialogue on current events. Address go back now. But you DEAR DR. B LAK ER : I yours to share with him if beginners and intermediates will Miss Benson is also the niece of 12:30 p.m.; pinochle, 1 p.m.; I.R.S.' years ago. He worked two envelope to Dr. Blaker jn letters to the Open Forum, Duss Benson of 43 Woodbridge St. might be able to come up am a 26-year-oId single you wish. meet Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 bus pickup, 8 a.m.; return trips at shifts every day and we care of this newspaper, Manchester Herald, Herald Square, with a new way of recap­ woman who has dated if you think your guilt p.m. Dance workshop Intermediate A June 5 wedding at Emanuel 12:30 p.m. al^d 3:15 p.m.; g o lf never seemed to have any P.O. Box 475, Radio City Manchester, CT 06040. turing the old balance. The many men and has finally about your previous will meet Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30 Lutheran Church is planned. meeting, 7 p.m. ? fights. We led our own Station, New York, N.Y. bottom line seems to be found the man of her relationships is going to in- p.m. » lives. 10019. Tuesday; 9 a.m. bus for shopping;' that you rarely saw each dreams. terfere with your eather coats Hatha Yoga is available I don’t know what to do. L 9:30 a.m. oil painting; 10 a.m. scrab­ other in the earlier days o f' The problem is that some marriage, however, you Write to Dr. Blaker at Wednesdays 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., ble and chess and checkers; square DEAR READER: It your marriage. time ago I had sex with may decide to share this the above address. The Thursdays 5 to 6- p.m. and Fridays dancing; 1 p.m., bowling; I.R.S.; sounds like you,want to Maybe you are together several other men and now aspect of yoqr past'. If, on volume of mail prohibits 9:15 to 10:30 a.m. Judo will meet About Town 1:30 p.m. exercise class; 12-30 keep you marriage too much now. Merely feel very guilty because I the other hand, you have personal replies, but Mondays 7 to 8 p.m. p.m., bus returns from shopping. , together but the only way giving each other more haVe not told my husband- truly put the experiences questions of general in­ Teipiis lessons will be offered on Wednesday; 9 a.m., health clinic; you toiow how is to go back space may be at leaut a to-be of these affairs. He behind you and made your terest will be discussed in the Robertson School courts. Each 10 a.m., crewel and friendship cir^ Dr. Colleen to the equllibriuni that piartial answer in reducing thinks I am a virgin. peace with God, bringing future columns. level w ill m eet Mondays and Selig will be guest cle; also round dancing; noon, Military I whist speaker. Wednesdays for four weeks, begin­ lunch; 12:30 p.m., bridge games; 1 ning May 3. Beginners will meet No meeting is scheduled for p.m., crait class; i.n.b., 8 a.m. bus Mr. and. Mrs. Edward McKeever Tuesday. 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.. Advanced will host a military whist and set­ pickup; return trips at 12:30 and 3 Earth heat beginners from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m., back card party sponsored by the p.m. Geothermal energy and intermediates from 10:30 to 'Angels’ write movie Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 2046 Thursday; 10 a.m., dart league; literally means “ earth- 11:30 p.m. Walkathon slated orchestra rehearsal; noon, hot on Wednesday at the Post Home, 608 Sandra’s husband, Keith “ I ’m beginning to see things from heat” energy. It is found Skill development classes for dinner; 1 p.m.. Round Table singers 691 p.m. Manchester WATES have return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. In step Peter does for me in real life. friends. “ Myself as a Woman’’ will meet scheduled their 27th annual awards “ We’ve already hired Martha Bogdanovich was instrumental is St. Patrick’aJDay might be over but not at Manchester Senior Fridays 9:30 to 11 a.m. “ Survival banquet for April 1 at Fiano’s Coolidge as our director and we raising the money for “ Three For Citizen Center which ceiebrated Irish Day Thursday. An irish Skills for Single Women” will meet Restaurant, Route 6 in Bolton. start shooting June 1. The best part The Angels” thrmigh his Moon Pic­ 1 DAY ONLY Tuesdays 7 to 8:30 p.m., and the Happy hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. meai, iecture and foik dancing yvere part of the fun. Deirdre is that P ^ r is going to plfty the tures company. women’s support group will meet and d h ^ r will follow at 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY, RIARCH 28 - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Qoiden-Speiiman of Boiton ied dancers in a speciai perfor­ producer. Then we hired our line “ We are- taking very small * mance. Mondays 7:30 to 9 p.m. Arts and crafts classes include producer, Peggy RobertsOn, who salaries but we all have hefty “ALOE VERA“ Howard Johnson’s charcoal and watercolor, which Counselors sought t i f f ;w6rked for (Alfred) Hitchcock for p e r c e n ta l o f the profits,” Colleen Now wo liavo tho “Aloo Glow” In Manctiootor 451 Hartford Tpke. meets Mondays 9:30 to ,11:30 a.m. ^ k S .' said, confidently. “ Actors get-too 1-86 (exit 96) Vernon Center & Rt. 30 Ancient organ 'The Indian Valley YM CA is taking applications for NOW - Wo win bo ovaMublo on March 31 at Workshops will also te offered in “ Naturally, Sandra, Linda and I, much money up front anyway. They VERNON-ROCKVILLE counselors at its summer day camp located in Somers. 13 East Middio Tumpiko The 17th and IStli centuries were or water-powered organ around 250 raffia dolls and preserving garden will be playing Ihe three girls. I ought to be paid what they can earn Needed for the eight-week camping season will be Oriental Rufts at at the box office. at the golden age of organ mpsic. But B.C. Saint Hieronymus, who died in flowers. guess you could say we just created waterfront director, first aid director, and various other “ The three of us care about this No checks music for the organ was being A.D. 420, told of an organ in Child care is available during WHOLESALE PRICES ' our own jobs.” "FRASER’S AVACARE picture, not just about the money written and played even in the days Jerusalem whose notes could be morning programs for a nominal staff. All staff must be over 18, and waterfront and first Colleen and her pato shared a ALOE VERA CENTER” ----- H«»Uerton: Mouw: Mow-aat ■ It’s too bad more actors — especial­ of Rome. Ktesibios, a Greek heard at the Mount of Olives almost fee. For additional information.lcall aid directors must be over 21. house in the San Fernando Valley sH iwiMfsl pfoduots Caravan Laathar, Watarvllat, N.Y. ly some of the big stars— don’t feel engineer, described a “ hydraulis" a mile away. 647-1437. For additional information, call 872-7329. is r u time.. They have remained cIh s friends. tte same way. - '■ T«l. 646-0456 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 27. 1982

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Be grateful tor small achieve what you want. 12 Anchor 49 Ganda favors LNNU (Sept 28-Oet 28) It's 13 Caravansarv 50 Dust _ .cloth A R « 8 (March 21-April 18) true that members of the oppo­ 14 Indafinitt par- 5« You sometimes have a tenden­ site sex always find you appeal­ tona cy to neglect the entitled and ing. but don't misread the sig­ 15 Vasa^hapad 52 Shapad like reward the undeserving. This nals and think another Is anagg li!9 characteristic could be promi­ making a pass when he or she Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 TibTibatan 53 Polica alert 18 wins in row nent in your actions today. Find is only being friendly. gaialla 54 Short jKkat fiTTHTt out more of what lies ahead for SCORPIO (Oct 24 Noe. 22) 55 Chrofflosoma □ a n B you in each of the seasons fol­ Your practical skills are likely 17 Apothacarya waight 56 Doll □ □ □ □ Boston led 66-49 at halftime. lowing your birthday by send­ to be more pronounced than 57 Astronaut the first quarter when they ran off a T yE5.,F5!JR EXAMPLE/ THE SURPRISE 16^ 16 Island naar BOSTON (UPI) - Cedric ing for your copy of Astro- your artistic ones today. Tem­ TCHWlWe, eATIKJ6 yoUK Slayton 9 Concarnini (2 29 Want quitikly 16-point burst, giving them a 34-16 McHale scored 21 points to lead Graph. Mail $1 for each to porarily shelve your creative I'VE ALWAYS THERE'S NO n / N A IN , Athani Maxwell, Kevin McHale and Larry K X > D FOR THE FIRST TIME wds.. Lat, 31 Luna lead. Maxwell paced Boston in the the Celtics and Bird had 18. 'The Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio pursuits until another day. WAS VEKV EPLTOATIOWAL. -VlWDeRED WHY THE "TUNA SURPRISE"- 20 Makaa DOWN abbr.) 34 Puts on Bird combined for 59 points Friday City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. acquaintanca first pericxi, netting nine of his 20. Pistons were led by Kelly Tripucka, you CALLED THIS^ 10 Soigne 37 Crank night to lead the Boston Celtics to a sure to specify birth date. 21) It'S important today to fol­ < c r r r r ~ [^ 21'Actor Sparks 1 Maidamas points. who also scored 21. TAURUS (April 3 M U f 20) ♦t u KA SURPRISE"^ 11 Dogmata 38 Shad tsars team-record 18th consecutive vic­ low through on promises to 22 Mayday signal (abbr.) Boston led 39-23 going into the se­ ' The Celtics’ streak tied a New You may feel t|?e need to use others. T h ^ may cause you AMD NOW I kNDW.« 19 Intarmadiate 39 Lived whh tory, 125-104 over the D etroit 23 Minarali 2 Hawfcaya (prelis) York Knicks 18-game winning string flattery in order to get others to inconvenience, but it wilt 26 Morat 41 Football In cond period. After Detroit closed to State 20 Peat Pistons. of 1969. Only two NBA streaks have do your bidding ti^ay. This Is enhance your reputation. UWJiSe / 30 Mao____ Fngisnd 42-33, the Celtics again went on a 16- the wrong approach. Sincerity 3 Playwright 22 Man’s The old Boston record was set by CAPRICOm (Doc. 22ilon. 19) Ring 42 Air pollution 2 tear, with Nate Archibald coming been longer — 33 by Los Angeles in will have far more impact. Today you could be pennywise Coward garment the 1959-60 world championship 31 But |Fr.| 43 Marry a 1972 and 20 by the Milwaukee Bucks QEMIM (May 21-June 20) If and pound foolish, so don't be 4 Out-and-out 23 Stationary off the bench with 10 points in the 32 Saanca sound 6 Uncompromis­ woman team. in 1971 you have a discussion today surprised when you total your 24 Pale The Celtics blew the game open in quarter. with someone who can help ledger if you find your books 33 Cry of ing 44 Heraldic dog surprisa 6 Bisaballar 26 Jump you careerwise. keep the con­ won't balar>ce. 26 Abal's brother 45 Head (It) versation on a serious course. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 18) 34Trifla Slaughtsr 46 Adorable Levity won't work. You're not likely to apply the 35 Affirmativa re­ 7 Genetic 27 Kind of teat Pacers. 47 Fraruied state Mavs 96-87 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be full spectrum of your talents ply material 28 Central The Hawks led the entire game, American 46 Ocean route Bulls 131-107 frank and forthright with any­ today unless you are materially World’s Qreatest Superheroes 36 Violant wind (abbr.) jumping off to a 29-22 first-quarter DALLAS (UPI) - Jay Vincent one who comes to you for motivated. When you see prof­ 38 Lattuca diih 8 Bashful Indian 50 Betrayer |al.) lead. They increased that margin to advice today. You'll be of no itable possibilities, you'll shift CHICAGO (UPI) - Reggie Theus scored 23 points to pace the Dallas scored 27 points and Orlando 57-37 at halftime. help to them it you tell them into high gear. 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 9 10 11 Mavericks to w 96-87 victory over what they want to hear. John Drew scored 17 points for the PISCES (Fob. 20-Marcb 20) THAT'S A S C O lf --ANPABBAeZICd^ Woolridge added a career-high 24 to the Kansas City Kings Friday night. LEO (July 28-Auo. 22) Deci­ You have great capabilities pace the Chicago Bulls to a 131-107 Hawks and Glenn added 16. Knight sions should not be based today, but your Initial assess­ F f t L C W ! 12 13 14 The Kings eased to a 29-25 lead as upon easy outs today, because ment of situations might be c h a i n s w s r e .< victory Friday night over the New was the high scorer for the Pacers Mike Woodson hit for 12 points in the nothing will be resolved. Make negative. However, your posi­ BeCOMNSAW T 16 17 York Knicks. with 22 points. Johnny Davis had 21. UHeemmauLg- 15 opening quarter. Dallas overtook your judgments realistically, tive attitude will emerge. Suc­ s The loss was the Knicks’ eighth the Kings on a 10-point run sparked even if the alternative is decid­ cess will result. 18 19 20 straight on the road. by Rolando Blacjiman midway Alex Bradley paced New York through the second quarter and 21 J■22 with 17 points while Campy Russell 76ers 115-111 never relinquished the lead. added 16. 23 24 25 ■25 27 29 RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - An- ^ A n ■ UPI photo drew Toney’s three-point play with fia n g O r S 4 - 0 Bridge 30 32 i ! 33 seconds left and Julius Erving’s . Hawks 100-87 IF Slightly flabbergasted slam-dunk 17 seconds later sparked BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - Don 33 134 35 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Dan the Philadelphia 76ers to a 115-111 Maloney, Ed Johnstone and Ron Good, friendly play Roundfield scored 25 points to lead victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers Duguay scored thirdperiod goals to 36 137 30 Friday night. help the New York Rangers over­ Umpire Mark Johnson expressed complete San Francisco questioned his ruling during the Atlanta Hawks to a 100-87 vic­ dummy and was slightly tevy?e Lew — James Schumeister spring exhibition game in Cactus League- tory Friday night over the Indiana It was the 10th straight victory come a 4-3 deficit and go on to an 8-5 unhappy. Not that six hearts 40 ■ surprise when Manager Frank Robinson of over the Cavs for the 76ers, who victory Friday night over the Buf­ wasn't a good contract. NORTH J-J74 snapped a three-game losing streak falo Sabres, extending the Rangers’ ♦ 8 Actually, South was almost 42 43 44 ■ 46 47 48 HCWEVEfeWE and extended Cleveland’s losing winning streak to five games and VAQ8 certain that the South at the ONE-LAST ...IF THE-IBS WANTS , other table would be in that 10AUPIT MY BE-TUm IhH WIUU UI6HT r skein to six games. their unbeaten skein to nine. ♦ K J 42 0UE6T10N, 49 50 51 4 AKQ 96 same heart slam. Neverthe­ S te T E R M A R y WILL-VtXJ COME-WITH / AFEAID ACAN DLE less, hearts might break 4-1 m aegai&et.. ' — _ ME^? / NOT Foe>ou. r WEST EAST 52 • 53 54 ♦ 1072 ♦ A Q ttS4 with the jack among the PEAR... four. This bad break would TAX SEg Close scores in volleyball finales ♦ J 652 »4 55 56 57 ♦ 85 3' ♦ Q 10 97 .^not bother a club slam and Semifinalists set _< 2 ♦ 87 2 ♦SS probably not a no-trump slam, but it would cost him , ootLApyoF SOOTH THE. PEEPCTliAL (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the heart slam if he failed to m ♦ K J 3 a o o it play and games played in areas with the best TAX OECVICe ♦ K 10873 pick up the jack. Action in the RecMen’s Volleyball Leagues marketing value. Turnbull vs. Hanika, East took his ace of lr»n>itM.caMeu ♦ A 6 >vAii/nra caitie to a thrilling end this week in two nail- ♦ J 104 ^ d e s and returned the suit. CELEBRITY CIPHER South ros^ with his king. He Celetertty Oplwr cryptogf ine are erected from quotations by famous people, pest biting playoff finals. Herald Busy schedule Vulnerable: Both didn’t need to try to score and present. Eecb letter In the cipher itendi tor another. Tod$y'§ckm:Q squats U. The Insurers, regular season winners in the UConn’s Corny Thompson will be a busy Dealer: North ' with the jack. American Division, had to com e from behind Navratilova vs. Smith Then South led a heart to Angle man playing Orleans with the East squad in Wni North East SMtk Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence to turn back the challenge of Redwood Farms dummy’s ace and stopped to in a pair of best of five sets. the National Coaches All-Star game. April 3 !♦ !♦ think for enough time so as Earl Yost, 2* Pan sv Tom Crockett’s Insurancemen dropped the it will be the Pizza Hut Classic in Las Vegas to make sure both opponents •K YBZAKCB MOZM ZUNKHS Kl Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) — Wendy break in the third game. She 4Y Pan THE TWO OF U5 WE WON’T HAVE shortly., followed by the Aloha Classic in Honolulu would know his problem. But, MA— 3 1 TOLQ HiM WE'P first two tests to Redwood, 9-15, 14-16, but Turnbull, after winning nine of the appeared well on her way to a rout 6Y Pan Pass VJON’T EVEIU BE TO. RON SAIP April 8-10 and finally at Butler University Next Came a low diamond THERE WERE TWO cam e back from the brink of defeat to win the first 10 games, still had to struggle when she led 3-0 in the second set ABLE TO LIFT THAT April 24 in a charity event... Jack Redmond from dummy. East LASER THIN6, FOR ••M1/LE5“ tie d in next three games, 15-11, 15-8 and 16-14. through a third set before subduing and was up 30-15 on her serve. the queen with slightly FRONT OF HI5 will coach both the boys and girls’ varsiy ten­ CORN 5AKEB. This forced a second best of five set and Mima Jausovec, and Anne Smith But just as suddenly Jausovec Opening lead: 42 greater speed than his nor­ nis teams at East Catholic High this OXYMO DOZM KM HXIMI: MOZM Kl, this time two overtime games were outlasted doubles partner Kathy turned it around by winning six mal play. spring...Neipsic Tennis Club season opens of­ South took his ace, necessary before the Insurance entry went Jordan Friday night to gain the games in a row to even the match. ficially in June...This weekend marks the of­ promptly led a heart and home happy. The scores were 15-4, 15-13, 14- order. No-shows -fans who purchased game semifinals of a $300,000 women’s Smith, who lost to Jordan for the By Oswald Jacoby linessM dummy's nine. 16, 18-16. ficial start of golf play at the Manchester tickets for didn’t show - for the season in the tennis championship. first time in five career meetings in and Alan Sontag East showed out and The Farm entered the final night with a Country Club...Manchester Senior Citizens’ NFL amounted to 943,767 or seven The tournament is known as the Boston last week, opened the match remarked, ’’Nice play!” perfect record in the double elimination set annual Fishing Derby has fallen on hard times Here is a band from about "Did you have four dia­ EXMOKEF.” - UXQFAZI JZHZYMOGY percent. Average paid attendance for regular Avon Championships. with a break when Jordan double- while Insurance had one blotch on its record. , and may be cancelled due to lack of spon­ 20 years ago. It was played monds or five?” asked South season NFL games was 59,186...Connecticut Turnbull, despite a lapse when she faulted on the final point. Smith While the Insurers copped both regular and sorship. Multi Circits contributed $500 in re­ in a very important match. after he had finished making Boxing Guild has tappened Dave Musco, Ron lost six games in a row, came back added another break in the seventh cent years for fish and prizes. Anyone All players at the table were the slam. playoff laurels it was a different story in the Ravizza and George Spendolini as its Boxing to beat Jausovec 6-1, 3-6, 6-2 after game. of world class and good "Only four,” replied East, National Division. Men of the Year to be honored May 16 in wishing to contribute as a sponsor may con­ Smith has won only one of 13 friends. They also were well "but I had to try to get you Smith had defeated Jordan 6-2, 3-6, PREVIO US SOLUTION:"The only thing we learn from history Is Lloyd’s Auto Parts, regular season Hartford. One of the guild’s recipients last tact Joe Diminico at the Senior Citizens’ career meetings with Navratilova, aware of each other’s style. to play m e for m ore than Alley Oop — Dave Graue 6-1. Turnbull will meet Sylvia that we do not learn." — Earl Warren champs, succumbed to the North Enders for Center...Mjke Veisor, No.l star in Wednesday West opened the deuce of one heart.” year was Sam Maltempo of Manchester, Hanika in one semifinal Saturday but insists she has a chance. playoff honors, but not before going all out in night’s 3-3 Whaler tie against Quebec, has a 5- spades. South looked over (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) currently the No.l rated referee in Connec­ afternoon and Smith faces the “ It’s the same old thing,” she I WHAT ARE AS I WAS PASSING TH’ NEW / OH, ...’COURSE, I / THAT WAS NO ALLEY OOP...? GEE, quest of a “ double.” 4^2 won-lost-tied record in goal for Hartford ZOO, Y'COULDA FOOLED ticut... Channel 30 will carry 30 Boston Red awesome task of playing defending said. “ She’s playing really well and HTltcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan •rtXI TALKir^G I r NOTICED THAT OLD DUCK-BILLED ( DEAR! GUESS YCAN I OTRYTHOSAURUS, . Deadlocked at two games each, the North since being recalled from the Binghamton ABOUT? y DII-iOSAUR LAYIIN' ON TH’ GROUND ALWAYS SET V . YOU IDIOT.' ME! I'D A-SWORN Sox home and away games this season. First champion Martina Navratilova in everybody has tried everything WITH A SPEAR STlCKIN’ OUTA ITS SIDE ANOTHER S THAT WAS rr WAS A Enders came out in the decider, 16-14. All telecast will be April 17 against Toronto with farm club. ..New England Indoor Archery against her on the tour and it doesn’t C0RYTH0SAURUS!( A lie v OOP.' CORYTHOSAURUS! Cliampionships today and Sunday at Hall's In­ the other. Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright games were close, the first four with Lloyd’s Ned Martin and Bob Montgomery doing the Turnbull simply overwhelmed seem to help. But I think she’s door Arrow Range are open to the Usted first were 11-15, 12-15, 15-12, 15-12. play-by-play and color...After than less than a Jausovec in the opening set with her beatable. Everybody’s beatable and GOSH. I ' HE ^ OH. O U R .\ ••■SCAREP public...Whalers host Minnesota Sunday night year’s change, the Professional Golfers' young Yugoslavian opponent win­ on any given day, any player can CAN't UOOKS BRAVE 1 TO PEATH, in a Family Night promotion with tickets ar U T T L E I BUT Assn, had dropped the TPA (Tournament ning her only game with a service beat any other player.” BELIEVE TERRIFIC.' [/?orAL Giants lured fans at reduced rates...Annual Cops and Robbers CARLVLE 50N - /CARRVINGON Players Assn.) tag and reverted back to the (Police and area clergy) basketball game ON LACE WHeM I LepT it To New York Giants ranked fourth among PGA ...CBS paid $48 million to get the rights National Football League entries for most to telecast NCAA basketball for the next with the Manchester Area Conference of Thaw it ^embXo paid attendance during the 1981 season, .6- three seasons. Little wonder the video of­ Churches benefiting takes place Sunday night r HA^fe /Aofe MfiAfoNir. 4,294, Detroit, Buffalo and Cleveland at­ ficials can be expected to pull a lot of weight at 7:30 at Manchester High’s Clarke tracted more fans that the Giants in that as to what teams are selected for post-season Arena...ftave a nice weekend. , / Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves

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By United Press International baseman Kent Hrbek slugged two hurler John Montefusco pitched the home runs and a single in powering first five innings for the Padres. Bump Wills, once considered one the Minnesota Twins past the St. At Palm Springs, Calif., a grand- C of the most promising young players Louis Cardinals 9-4. Hrbek, who has slam homer by Ron Hassey in the in the major leagues, was traded to a club-leading five homers, singled' seventh inning led the Cleveland In­ Th AV*5 3-»7 the Chicago Cubs Friday for pitcher in a run in the first inning and dians to their ninth consecutive Paul Mirgbella and other con­ slammed solo homers In third and exhibition victory, an 8-3 rout of the fourth innings — all off Cardinals California Angels. The Born Loser — Art Sansom eiSttbylCA.kv. siderations. Wills, son of star base-stealer starter Andy Rincon. At Sun City, ’-iz., the Milwaukee Maury Wills of the Los Angeles At Dunedin, Fla., Willie Upshaw, Brewers’ scheduled exhibition game Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. W W W 'lO O V B AB05ED SbUR BeXT/i AID ALL, VJdcP HOOP.^ THe m i I'v e Agu^ePAiM goev, Dodgers, went to the Cubs to fill Barry Bonnell and Ernie Whitt hit with the Seattle Mariners was 3 h a t they considered a gaping hole homers highlighting a seven-run rained out. calork^Wtake getow COO A I cDw'T oesFRve iwe e e sr... THE BESTTHige FOR'too K 1D6|Y^ wou aNY swiDOi; ’for a leadoff man. Wills, joined first inning and leading the Toronto THE M16 : DOC, rr ISN’T PABBIT W.t)W - the Rangers in 1977 and in five years Blue Jays to a 15-10 victory over the WRVEa-PRE56eP 4WWLER5J THE gesrVTz seAsoN.-^— ^ "accumulated a .275 lifetime batting Houston Astros. Bob Knepper was COH TELLS A WARY. A T THE Gomez risks 0U5 STATION t h a t H14 PAUrSHTER average and 161 stolen b a W . In the victim of the homers in the first 14 PI0KIN4 HIM UP! VfHEN SHE Pow 1978, Wills set a Rangers record for inning, which sent the Blue Jays on P0E6NT 4HOW. HE MEHTlOkG NOT '• -stolen bases with 52. their way to a IThit attack. HAV1N6 ENOJrSH MONEY W R ATlOHET,' “ We talked about ft during the At St. Petersburg, F la., Ken crown today Vinter meetings,” said Cubs Oberkfell’s bases-loaded triple in IT'4 UirUALLY 6O0P FOB *ffOR#lO general manager Dallas Green, the fifth inning provided the winning -— SM Aa BllT5TEAPVi “ it’s been lingering back and forth margin and the St. Louis Cardinals ATLANTIC C ITY , M arch 26, in our minds. We now have a leadoff defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6- (UPI) — Puerto Rican Wilfredo n a n .” 4. Bob Shirley was the winner for Gomez, World Boxing Council super Winthrop — Dick Cavalli The left-handed Mirabella, a 28- the Cardinals despite walking six bantam weight title holder, will take batters and allowing four hits in four into the ring a string of 13 knockout 0 U T IT I S year-old who played with the WHEN r aRCWUf> I'M ... A ei(? HOUSE,VMO CARS/ I l-IKE TO 6iB T A U - Rangers lA 1978, had an 11-7 record innings. victories in title bouts when he PUCK defends his crown today against CrOINSi lO HAVE A HUeBANC:^ A 00& ,A RARAKEET, AND U THCaSE U T T L E D ETAILS ;vith Syracuse of the International At Bradenton, Fla., John THREE CHILDRBN... A TRA IUN(S ARBUTUS. I irasNEP OUT EARLY. SEASON League fait year. Mirabella, G-foot-2 Wathan’s two-out triple scored Bud­ Mexican Juan Meza. «nd 196 pounds, was IFO in e i^ t dy Biancalana with the tying run in Gomez has knocked out 13 con­ r games with Toronto and recently the ninth Inning as the Pittsburgh secutive oponents ip' title fights since winning the crown from South had beeh sent to the Cubs: Pirates and the Kansas City Royals UPI photo At Mesa, Ariz., the Cubs’ played to a 12-inning, 4-4 deadlock. Korean Don KyumYum, via 12 round knock out in San Juan in 1977. . C U R E scheduled game with the Oakland At Yuma, Ariz., rookie ,4 A’s Friday was postponed due to righthander Floyd Chlffer held San 25-year-oId Gomez also has knocked Park'er gives it his ali . 5 A F E . iiimii 0 U 5 T E R - rain. ’The game will be played on Francisco hitless for the final four out three oj)onents in non-title bouts. »e»^.eAaai TM^mawes J - 1 7 M o ^ y . innings while striking out six to lead The fight with 26-year-old Meza, second WBC contender, is the first Veteran Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder Dave during Grapefruit League exhibition at WQ; . In exhibition games Friday: the San Diego Padres to a 2-1 victory MBros Me AINtyes At Orlando, F la., rookie first over the Giants, Former Giants serious compromise for Gomez.. Parker grimaces after fouling off pitch Bradenton, Fla. Parker struck out on next • ■ ^ ’JP*SX'

MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 27. 1982 — 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat- March 27, 1982 Scandal talk on eve of hoop Watson ties Scoreboard “We’re not going to change anything. We re going to ry , ,, •. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Amid a backdrop of scandalous pionship Monday night. allegations. Coach Dean Smith of North Carolina prepared Friday for The semifinals are to be played before a Louisiana Superdome do best and that’s run.” . hit with I' what has become a familiar journey. crowd of more than 61,000 — the largest ever to see an indoor basket­ But unlike other run-and-gun brigades, 'the jj,g -j With college basketball’s Final Four about to get under way and No. ball game. The only basketball event that drew a greater crowd was precision. Three starters are shooting more toan 6 1 ^ _„_ j j> j, in PGA play 1 North Carolina seeking that elusive NCAA title for Smith, Notre floor in four tournament games. 'ITie chief 8“*“'®'' * ? in 1951 when the Harlem Globetrotters played before 75,000 in Berlin’s Williams, who has recovered from preseason knee surgei7 8 Dame coach Digger Phelps charged in New Orleans that a number of outdoor Olympic Stadium. college basketball players have been paid as much as $10,000 a year to nearly 22 points a game while leading the club in assisto. Hv I ’nitiHl l*ress Inter iiaiiortai The Tar Heels, 30-2, feature an outstanding frontline of Perkins, All- Sharing the backcourt is Lynden Rose, who can move the tall well, $17T.tt«l^ Open attend various schools. HILTON, HEAD ISLAND, S.C. starters like Valentine. At Kaanapali. Hawaii. Marc h 2li Phelps, who declined to name the players or universities involved, ayde Drexler (more than 15 points and 10 rebounds a 8 ^ e ) (UPI) — Tom Watson shot a 68 to “It’s getting kind of brutal out (P ar T:i said college boosters and alumni have paid $10,000 a year to outstan­ Michael Young (11 points a game) will join centers Larry grab a share of a five-man tie for the there,” Valentine said. “I think the JoAnne (’arner 74*79 144 Baseball Hockey Golf Jeannette Kerr 74 71 14" ding high school players in order to lure them to a particular school. and Nigerian 7-footer Akeem Olajuwon in helping to trigger the breaK lead at 5-under-par 137 Friday after low scores you saw out there yester­ Nam v I/iijH'Z Melton 70-7T* 14" The Notre Dame coach added that his school lost several recruits while containing North Carolina underneath. two rounds of the $300,000 Heritage day are a thing of the past. In light -Ann Alcott 72-74 146 North Carolina vs. Houston, Louisville. 22-17, is the 1980 champion. And as was the c ^ tao P;it Bradlev 73-7:k 146 because of the illegal payments by other universities. Phelps said he Golf Classic. of the wind, I think 69 was a pretty Betsv King 76 71 147 made the charges in hopes that the NCAA would hand down harsher years ago, the Cardinals are on a roll. Having gotten off to a 12-8 start, Watson, a winner here in 1979, was good score.” Jti Ann Washam 73-74 147 Georgetown vs. Louisville Cathy Man! - 73-7T^ 148 penalties against the offending schools. Louisville has won 11 of its last 12. tied with Tommy Valentine, Mike At 2-under for the tournament 7T-73 148 EiDiibiUon Baseball StaiKlings NATIONAL IKK KKV LKAtiUK Vicki Tabor The NCAA declined to comment on Phelps’ remarks. The Cardinals, exceptionally deep and quick, are ren McCullough, Frank Conner and were Barney Thompson, who shot a By United Press International Myra Van Moose 72-76- 148 By United Press International lly Uniicd iTcss Iniomalional ’ 9300,000 Heritage Classic 78-71 149 backcourt by Jerry Eaves, who played alongside All-America Darreii Fred Oniplek. second-round 69, Scott Hoch with 72, (Night Games Not Included) Wales Cnnlcrcnrc (’indy Hill The allegations follow a season marked by improprieties by athletic At.Hilton ilcad Island. S C,. March 26 Janet (’oles 74-7- 149 Griffith on the title team, and Lancaster Gordon. The Cardinals Uke 1 Among the leaders, only Watson Larry Nelson with a 68, and J.C. American League Patrick Divisinn I Par 711 78-71 149 departments across the country. The two most prominent incidents W L Pet. L T P I s . :«) 9 81 3Q 299 Tommv Valentine 68*69- 137 llolly Hartley violations. especially difficult assignment in stopping Georgetown freshman ding his 1981 Masters championship Chicago 11 9 SSO 1 'itivliuigb Alison Sheaid 7B*7f 149 the boards and hitting from inside — while Doherty can stick the out­ 2H 3b 11 67 2R131R Mike Me('ulluugh 67- 70-137 74-7 149 missed the cut along with a pair of Baltimore 10 9 .fOB W.'i'shini.'loD 24 rn 297 319 .lavne Craller The Final Four is wellexplored turf for Smith. He has made six center Patrick Ewing. in two weeks. 40 U George Arf her 7048- 139 80*t2( 149 side shot, pass well and play gutty defense. California 8 8 S£D A d iiin s D iv is io n Diunni’ Dailf’V previous trips (1967-89, ’72, ’77, ’81) but come up empty each time. “I don’t know how to handle the guy.” said Louisville coach Denny Valentine had a second-round 69, two-time winners here — Hubie Mike Donald 64-7T^ 139 Calhv Hevnolds 76-7) 149 In the backcourt are point guard Jimmy Black and freshman Oakland 7 7 iiOO \-M nnlte.tl « t K 17 lUt 340 2UB Dan Pohl 7049- 139 7t)-HO KO Crum, who is recovering from a recent kidney stone attack. McCullough had a 70, Couples shot a Green, with a 76-72 for 148, and Hale > llttvIoM 2 9 6 2 6 Kathv Young And that missing championship has in many ways diminished one of . Kansas Citv 7 10 .412 41 24 10 91 John Mahal ley 68*71-139 7872 I'O Michael Jordan. Black is an on-court extension of Smith, anticipating Detroit 7 11 .389 N HiiM.-lto ;ii 24 i: K i 278 241 Beanie \VfM>d Like Louisville, Georgetown, 29-6, has a relentless defense and a 68, and fanners had the day’s low Irwin, who left with a 73-76 for 149. Craig Stadler 69*70 139 Jan Kerrans 7I-7X- 1:0 the most formidable coaching records in college basketball: nine any offensive and defensive changes. Jordan, yiho has progressed Milwaukee f. 9 JT7 \ (^DI’IK'I :tl 28 16 78 331 :c2:i Doug Tewell 68- 71 139 Pallv Sheehan , 74-76 Ift) titles in the Atlantic Coast Conference, 20-victory seasons for 12 strong bench. But the big difference is Ewing, who has averaged more round, a 86 that included an eagle on Conner said his eagle on the 324- Boston 6 12 .333 ll:iM i'> rd 21 :1K 17 fit 248 :u o remarkably well, can leap to the moon. And should the defense sag on Hud Allin 647T—139 U’iura Murlbul 7-7- iro straight years and a .763 winning percentage in 21 years at North than 12 pointe and 7 rebounds a game, and is perhaps the most in­ the par-4 9th hole. yard hole came from about 140 Minnesota 6 .12 .333 ( .'iin p lK ’ll Cl m l e i e i i c e J.C. Snead 73*67-140 76-74 IfO Perkins or Worthy, Jordan will strike from the outside. In fact, he has Seattle 4 9 iOB N f i i l i s D i \ i s i o n 69- 71-140 Sandra Mayme Two shots off the pace were Craig yards out when he hit an 8iron into Bob Shearer Yuko Morigudii 74-76 irO Carolina. The Tar Heels are also the first team to make back-to-back timidating player in the tournament. - New York f 12 .2M W L T P I s . (i ; f ( ; a 68- 72-140 taken more shots this year than any North Carolina player. S<(»ll Hoch Marga Slubhielield 72-78- iro trips to the Final Four since UCLA in 19747,1. The Hoyas, who have won 15 of their last 16, go with All-America Stadler with a second-round 70,1980 the cup. It was only the second eagle National League M n'i'eM 'l.i ;t4 21 2ii W 3 £ '3 iH l-arry Nelson 7248- 140 If the Tar Heels have an Achilles heel, it is their bench. The starting W L Pet. A'.II mpi . •« 29 i:i :xi< 31(7 ('arolyn Hill 77-74 in Eric Floyd, the school’s all-time leading scorer, and Fred Brown at Heritage cham'pion Doug Tewell on that bole in the tournament’s 14- 7 f David hMw.'ird^ 67-74--141 74-77 in Still, Smith has been hounded incessantly about the NCAA title and five has scored 190 of the team’s 196 tournament points and should Atlanta 14 4 .778 ’ ( III .u*.* 28 36 11 Kt 314 :(4l Uinny Wadkins 7348- 141 Mary IUm Porter Debbie Austin , 7 -77 U2 the ordeal has not escaped his players. guard and Eric Smith and Mike Hancock at forward. And coming off with a 71, Dan Pohl with 69, John year history, but It was Conner’s se­ Pittsburgh 12 6 .687 M l .t HI 2» .■«»' 7 K 291 :<27 Jim Thorpe 69- 72-141 North Carolina run into foul trouble there could be problems for the Shanm Barrett 78-74 lf2 Cincinnati . 10 6 .62T. tlll.■l•l■< 21) 39 16 !6 2K 3 : 4 70- 71-141 "Are we aware of it?" center S^b Perkins has asked. "The whole the bench are Anthony Jones, Bill Martin and Ed Spriggs. Defense has Mahaffey with a 71, George Archer cond in two days. Hobby Clampett Judv Clark 7t-H0 irj Heels. “The eagle got me going,” Conner Chicago 9 6 .600 U ’tl'H l IK 46 12 48 Z i\ ;(41 Gibby Gilbert 67- 74^ 141 74-7) lf3 world is aware of it." been the key for the Hoyas all year. with a 69, and firstro'und co-leaders San Diego 9 6 .600 S in v llie D iv iv in n 71*70^-14l .lanet Alex The biggest concern facing North Carolina is slowing Houston’s run­ Rex Caldwell , Debbie Massev 79-74 IfJ “This is a new experience to me,” said Georgetown coach John Bud Allin and Mike Donald, who said. “When I startta out, I didn’t St. Louis 10 7 m -■ 'I’.diuiiD li.: 41 17 14 101 ;u i2 8 :i 69*73-142 While there may be some in the outback of Australia who are un­ ning game. The Cougars, 25-7, are the highest scoring team of the lorn Jenkins Jenlvn Bntz ■ 77-76 -l."3 Thompson, who has sequestered his team across the stateline in think I was hitting the ball that Los Angeles 9 8 ,f29 •.-C.ih’.ir. 27 32 17 71 3 i : t :« ) Nick Faldo 69- 73-142 7J-74 acquainted with Smith's tribulations, that will likely not be the case began the day at 7-under-par. Allin Montreal 9 8 .f29 ■ -\ ;iii l•llvt•l 2li 33 !«• 68 261 276- 1 I/enore Muraoka four, averaging nearly 82 points a game this year. .lav Cudd 72- 70- 142 .Icnnv lx*e Smith 78-7- -ir3 Saturday when North Carolina meets Houston (3:30 p.m. EST) in the Biloxi, Miss. “I hope I can control my emotions to the extent that I and Donald'both had second-round weU.” Philadelphia 8 8/0) ' l/j'- Ai'urle’ 23 3ti 1! 61 291 'XQ. (Jiip Bcfk 70- 72-’-142 78-76 lf4 “We like to fastbreak when we get the chance to,” said Houston San Francisco f. 9 .3T.7 ( o l.H d llo 17 47 II 4: ■22A ;t;{| Kcllv Fuiks opening game of the NCAA semifinals. No. 7 (Jeorgetown faces No. 20 can be rational enough to coach.” 75s on a day in wUch the wind off Conner’s round Included six bir­ Tom Purtzer 71- 71-142 Judy Kimball 79-7- lf4 coach Guy Lewis, who goes after his 500th career victory Saturday. Houston r 9 .3T7 iflui in cMC’li clivisinii ({luility Inr D A. Weihring 69-73^ 142 Calibogue Sound raised scores dies and three bogeys, and he used New York f. 9 .3T7 '■(.’inirv (’ii|> plnvnlls. i Holiis Stacy 80-7C-ir4 Louisville in the second game with the winners meeting for the cham­ Tom Kile 69-73-142 76-78-74 Friday’s Results ’-f’lin'luci Ill’s! pl.’K 0 ID ilivisioii 7349^142 Sue Fugleman sharply. only 23 putts to make the round, far Gary Flavor l/on Gnrhaez 79-7 - 7.4 x-St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 4 ' < hu' hnl i»I;i\nll brith Keith Fergus 71- 71-142 Watson,/bidding to become the below the PGA average of just over Philadelphia 8. Chicago (AL) 7 Sue Erll 7-ff> -Iff Fuzzy Zoell.cr 69-74-143 79-76 7." 30 per round. Kansas City 4, Pittsburgh 4 (play 7449-143 M J Smith first tour/player to win two tour­ Kd Sneed .loan jovee 80-7- 7f halted after 12 innings) Krid.TV s x-Toronto vs. x-New York (NL) at St. We.siern Conicrcnrc season, and I’m sure that disappointed them had wanted to be on hand. Mee told him it are afraid.” stiff penalties. Coaches need to talk Petersburg. Fla. * his heels behind Ron Cey. W.Middle Tpke. 000. x-Toronto vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla. ^Midwc.st Division When it became increasingly apparent he as well as him, but he made more friends wasn’t his fault. Although Phelps said that most to their college presidents about W L 1Pci. GB Featured national and regional Bowhunter, youth and amateur x-New York (NL) vs. New York (AL) San Antonio — coaches agreed with his comments, seeing that this is done. Schools at Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. 42 27 .609 wasn’t going to take Cey’s job away and the than he could count for the ball club. There But right there again you get some more in­ champions in the competition in­ divisions will be offered in what is Denver 39 an s s 3 Dodgers found thenqselves in need of a should be more Mickey Hatchers, although sight into the basic character of Mickey two coaches who have their teams in should not be under such pressure Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami. Fla. Houston 38 32 -."43 4>2 the Final Four thought the Notre that they have to lure players to clude Jack Cramer, Larry Wise, New England’s most prestigious Detroit vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota. Kansas ('ity 2T 44 .362 17 center-fielder last spring, Hatcher went to I’d also be the first to tell him it wouldn’t hurt Hatcher. Richard Johnson, brothers Eric and archery competition. Fla Dallas 23 46 .333 19 Dame coach should not have made come to that institution.” Boston vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Flh. Utah 19 n .271 23«i the statements he did. Phelps said the only coach he Mark Hall. Ed Gaffney, Jack Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh at Braden­ I’arifir Division “I have a big problem with him knew of that disagreed with him was' ton. Fla. I/OS Angeles 47 22 .681 — Seattle vs. Chicago (NL) at Mesa. Ariz. Seattle 4T 23 .6(2 P^ saying the coaches are doing this Oregon State’s Rali^ Miller. California vs. San Francisco at Golden SUtte 38 31 .."11 9 when you don’t name them,” said “Ralph says that they were using Scottsdale. Ariz. I’hoenix 37 31 .f44 9'2 San Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, l*ortland 3T 33 . n r IP^ Georgetown’s John Thompson. “I $10,0(X) years ago,” Phelps said. Ariz. . S.in Diego 16 r.4 .229 Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix. 3l'lf think that casts a very dark shadow Ariz. on the coaching business. If you say x-split-squad Cities making sales pitches Garner out front Pridfiv’s (iarnes that, you better go on and name Ellenburg leads • All Times IvSTi Friday's Exhibition Baseball Results Detroit at Ito.ston. 7;.'V) p m someone.” MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Frank By United Press International Mlanta at Indiana. 7:^ p.m. Louisville Coach Denny Crum had Ellenburg rolled eight games higher New .iersr\ at Washington. 8 Of p m. the same opinion. than 200 Friday to regain the lead in by single stroke At Yuma. Ariz. Phiindi'lphia at Cleveland. 8 flf p.m. San Francisco 100000000— 14 1 I/OS Angeles at San Antonio. 8 :^ p.m. “If he (Phelps) has proof and the $135,000 Milwaukee Open San Diego 000 002 OOx - 2 7 0 New York at Chirago. 8 T p.m. to gain membership in NFL Gale. Breining (6) and May, Ranson Kansas Citv at Dalla.c. 8;3T p.m takes it to the right places, that’s Bowling tournament, but he was (7) ; Montefusco, (differ (6) and Gwosdz. Milwaukee at Phoenix. 9;X p.m. fine,” Crum said. “But if he doesn’t looking over his shoulder at a Alcott were at even-par with Betsy W—Chlffer. L-Briening. Houston at Seattle. II p.m. KAANAPAU, Hawaii (UPI) — ______V he should not be saying anything. It charging Elarl Anthony. JoAnne Career shot a 3-under-par 70 King and Joann Washam at 147. I'nrlland at (iolden State. 11;(T p.m. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - In the is not good for our profession. At St. Petersburg, Fla. Saturdav's Games passed, we’re ready to put together if we could come and show the group. “This is a growing area and Anthony rolled a in his final Friday for a two-round total of 144 W a ^ m , who held the lead midway Los Angeles 001000 030 — 4110 Detroit at New Jersey center of the room sits a model of an expansion committee for two owners what we had to offer and there are plenty pf fans to support a “You hear rumors, but I don’t game of the afternoon set to close to and a onerstroke lead over Nancy through the second round, fell off on St. Louis 102Q3000x —6 90 Atlanta at Dallas Indianapolis’ proposed 63,(XX)-seat know anything. Watergate didn’t Welch, Howe (6), Forster (8) and Phoenix at Denver teams.” they agreed,” McClure said. “I franchise.” within 94 pins of Ellenburg. EUen- Lopez Melton and local favorite the back nine with a double-bogey Scioscia; Shirley. Kaat (f<), Sutter (9) San Antonio at Utah domed stadium. Outside Mayor The cities were not invited by the think the important thing is to let Just who will get a franchise could happen to all the lawyers in the burg led aJfter the second and third Jeannette Kerr in a $175,000 tourna­ and three bogeys to go with a pair of and Porter. W—Shirley. L—Welch. Milwaukee at San Diego William Hudnut expounds on his league but neither were they refused the owners know that you do exist, depend on the result of the trial in country. Just a few.” rounds and dropped to third after birdies. city’s attributes. North Carolina Coach Dean Smith ment. At Orlando. Fla. pei^ission to attend. that you do want a franchise and Los Angeles starting next week in the first round of match play Career started the day at 1 over 74 The 148 group included Cathy St. Louis 000030 100 — 4 71 Down the hall, huge photos and “We want to show the owners our that you have the ability to support which the NFL is attempting to keep agreed that there were problems in Thursday night. Mant and Vicki Tabor. Donna Minnesota 301 C l OOx — 9113 diagrams of the 80,000-seat Gator on the Royal Kaanapali North Rincon. Citarella (4). Uttell (8) an4 new stadium and mdke them aware one.” the Oakland Raiders from moving to Caponi was with a group at 149, and Bjorkman: Havens. Corbett (7) Arroyo Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., cover the Course on the Island of Maui, carded of what Indianapolis has to offer,” There are fewer than 6(X),000 peo­ Los Angeles. Part of a settleijient a 3-under 32 on the front nine and Sandra Haynie was at 150 with seven (8) and Wynegar. Butera (7). w— walls of another room and press kits others. Havens. L—Rincon. HRs—Minnesota, ple in Jacksonville but McClure says could involve awarding an expan­ made the return trip in regulation Hrbek 2: St. Louis, Desa 2. are piled high all around. City there are 1.3 million within a 100- sion franchise to Los Angeles and $16 seats far out par 'While Lopez, who shared the reprensentives, eager to make their mile radius. McClure also feels that would take care of one new At Bradenton. Fla. (12 innings) sales pitch, anxiously await visitors. first-round lead with a 70, fell off to Kansas City 000 001021 000 - 4 110 natural rivalries would develop im­ club. Pittsburgh 200200000000-4 11 1. The name of the game is expan­ Indianapolis, a 1-over 75. mediately with Florida’s two Memphis also has an edge because Kerr; only a two-year veteran on Wills. Jackson (f/), Qulsenberry (7), sion — National Football League Hood (9) and Wathan; Rhoden, ^urry existing teams — Miami to the south of pending litigation. The Memphis tha IJ^ A and whosd best finish has Soccer event (7), Niemann (8). Sarmiento (8), Cruz style. Record crowd set Jacksonville and Tampa Bay on the Gulf of Southmen of the old World Football been sixth, was lover after the first (11). Edge (12) and Nicosia. HRs— Despite tbe fact that expansion Kansas City. Otis: Pittsburgh. Parker. Mexico. League sued the N^L after they round and came back with a 2-under was not on the owner’s agenda for The Phoenix delegation included were not permitted to join the at Oakwood their winter meetings, both 71 to move into a tie with Lopez at At Clearwater. Fla. not only the mayor — Margaret league as an expansion franchise 145. , t Chicago 201001 120 - 7101 SATURDAY Jacksonville and Indianapolis had Hance — but Gov. Bruce Babbit. after the WFL folded. Philadelf^ia 003040001 —812 1 lavish exhibits. Phoenix, another Hudnut said. “We have the largest for NCAA finals Career, who has won 33 LPGA Action in the Men’s Invitational Larr:' Koosman (6). Borojas (8) and 1:13 - NHL: Bruina va. Sabrea, television market in the country of Phoenix representatives produced a Granting Memphis a franchise championships and is one of three Soccer Tournament today at the Fisk, Hill (7); Davis. McGraw (f.). Ch.38 expansion hopeful, limited its could save the NFL from big court Farmer (6). Willis (8). Proly (8) and any team without a franchise (2.3 detailed 18-page study prepared by million-dollar winners, said she was Oakwood Farms Sports Center in Diaz. W—Proly L-Borojas. HR—Phila­ 2:30 ■ Golf: Heritage, Ch.3 presentation to a 12-minute film at a the Governor’s Advisory (tommittee costs. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Die-hard fans paid $16 for seats nearly 400 feet cocktail party. The two other million viewers). We have a larger not aware she was in the lead until Glastonbury will feature the delphia. Matthews. 3:30 - Bowling. Ch.8 television market than nine existing on Professional Football and a The big plus for Phoenix is that from the basketball court and threatened to file suit if they did not receive she reached the 17th hole. Manchester Soccer Club. 4:30 - Coif: Kemper, Ch.22 leading candidates for expansion — promotional film narrated by there is no NFL rival in the im­ tickets to the NCAA Final Four tournament. At Palm Springs. Calif, Memphis and Birmingham—did not franchises and we have a larger Defending champion Pat Bradley Coached by Greg DeNies, the aeveland 001010600-811 1 5 - College Baaketballi sportscaster Joe Garagiola, an area mediate area and it opens up a huge At least 61,000 fans who grabbed, the prized passes will push into the California 010010010 — 3 91 have representitives at the market than either Phoenix or and former U.S. (jpen winner Amy team boasts a 6-1 record in the Georgetown va. Louiaville, Ch.3, Memphis. We’re building a beautiful resident. new television iparket in the Superdome this weekend — the largest'crowd ever to watch basketball un­ Premier Division of thb Connecticut ^rker. Brennan (6), Glynn (8), WPOP , meetings, although Birmingham did The Phoenix delegation got a big Southwest. der one roof. Whitson (9) and Hassey; Forsch. have a contingent visit Phoenix last domed statium. We have tremen­ Indoor Soccer League. Schneider 18). D'Acquisto (7) and Boone. 5 • Boxing: GomeeVa. Meza. Ch.8' dous access to our city with our boost recently when Arizona State Indianapolis’ domed stadium ’The deadline for mail-in ticket orders was last April 1, just after the 1981 First game will be at 6 against W—Brennan. L-Senneider. HR-Cleve- 7:30 - College Hockey, ESPN week. University regents voted to permit gives it bargaining power since NCAA playoffs. Forms were separated according to postmark date and land, Hassey. . Expansion has become a touchy highway system and great fan in­ Soccer Plus. (more) 7:45 • NHL: Islanders vs. terest. We’re ready for the NFL.” pro football to be played in the clubs have become gim-shy about drawn at random, Superdome spokesman Bill Curl said Friday. Sartor paces Teams from New York and Whalers, WTIC, Ch.30 subject. Commissioner Pete Rozelle school’s 50,000seat Sun Devil weather problems in the northern Fans paid $36 each for 20,852 seats situated in an arena formation around . has said the league is ready to add Hudnut envisions a sort of NFL Massachusetts will also take part 8 • Auto Racing, USA version of the Big Ten with In­ Stadium. The lack of a suitable . cities,' but the midwest area is the Superdome floor. Another 21,210 seats farther from the court S0I4 for $26 with $125 to the winner and $75 for two more teams for a total of 30, but stadium had been a major drawback loaded with clubs and some NFL each and 19,270 seats in the Superdome’s top terrace went for $18 apiece. Molti victory SUNDAY not until a sports bill, granting the dianapolis (Indiana) having natural second place. Noon • College Baskelball: rivalries against Detroit tor Phoenix. owners* appear to be opposed to Some are nearly 400 feet from the basketball court, but fans were in­ league antitrustexemption, is “We think we have a good shot,” overstocking the region. formed of the seat locations before purchasing tbe tickets. Curl said. Those Women, Ch.3 passed. (Michigan), Cincinnati and Two goals by Scott Sartor led the Tennis 1:15 • Baseball: Red Sox vs. Cleveland (Ohio), Green Bay said Bill Shover of the Phoenix farthest from the court probably will watch the game on the stadium’s 26- Multi Circuit entry from the ECHO “We want to expand and we’re foot suspended television screen. Twins, WTIC, Ch.38 ready to expand right now,” Rozelle (Wisconsin) and Minnesota. to a thrilling 4-3 win over Sal^m, 2 • Baseball: Yanks vs. Mels, “There are natural rivalries “Even though we had more than 61,000 tickets, we had more requests than N.H., in a hockey tourney game said. “The only problem is that we tickets,” (hirl said. “You wouldn’t believe some.of the things people tried to Transactions C h.ll don’t want the litigation which Which could develop immediately,” Chandler’Carter paired played last night in Essex Junction, 2 • NBA: Celtics vs. 76ers, WINE, .Hudnut said. “I think it would be beat tbe system.” By United Press International would be involved if we expanded Vt. By United Press International WPOP, Ch.3 'tremendous tor fan interest to have PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - and No. 2 contender Johnny Carter, One man sent in 40 separate requests for a single ticket. He used the same After Salem notched the first now. We’re tired of being sued. last name and home address, but 40 different surnames. Curl said. Baseball CRO.OOD Grand Prix 4:15 - Golf: Heritage, Ch.3 We’re asking Congress to consider another club in that region. Whenever two ^oxers from the who will meet Saturday at the score, the Circuits tallied four un­ At Milan. Italy. March 26 4:30 • Golf: Kemper, Ch.22,30 same city get into the ring together, Philadelphia Civic Center. ’The man’s efforts were in vain, however. Tickets were sold only in twoor • Minnesota — Asked waivers qn Second round us just like any multidivisional com­ “The stadium will cost about $75 answered goals and then held on to first baseman Tim Corcoran. Jimmy Connors. U.S., def. Corrado 6:45 • NHL: Whalers vs. North people tend to call it a four-seat groups for the two-session tourament. The man did.not get a win. Salem’s last two goals came in BarrazzuUi. Italy. 64, 6-7, 64; Peter pany like General Motors. It’s dif­ million and we’re ready to put a Both fighters are 1974 graduates Cincinnati — Traded catcher Joe Stars, WTIC t “neighborhood brawl.” of Philadelphia’s Bok Vocational ticket, but did receive refund checks totaling $1,446. the final period,. McNamara. Australia, def. Vince Van ficult to operate when every time team in starting with the 1984 Nolan to Baltimore for pitcher Patten. U.S.. 6-1. 34. 7-6. 7 • NHL: Rangers vs. Flyers, Ch.9 '^1 season.” But perhaps no pairing ever High School; Chandler specializing Another man claimed to be a former basketball player who injured his eye Rob Ciraco 'and Korey Fuellhart Quarterfinals you hold a meeting and decide in a pickup game. He wanted to be sure he was courtslde bMause of Us Brooks Carey and outfielder Dallas Sandy Mayer, U.S., def. Brian Teacher, 7 - NHL: Penguins vs. Caps, USA something, you’re considered 28 co­ The chief s^kesman tor Jackson­ came,s close to the ultimate in welding, (jarter in tailoring. Both A ^eil /Single scores with assists Williams. “neighborhood brawl” as that of limited vision. Curl said. going to Jason Pellegatto, Steve U.S., 6-2, 44. 6-1; Guillermo ViUs. 7i30 - NHL: Bruins vs. Sabres, conspirators. ville was Don McClure, the chief train .at the Percy Street Gym in Cleveland —Cut infielder Dave Argentina, def. Mark Ednwndson. Aus­ Ch.38 World Boxing Association ban­ One fan requested a ticket for himself and one for Us bad leg and another JlfeKi ahd Doug Wilcox for the tralia. 64. 64. “As soon as the sports bill is aide to Mayor Jake Godbold. South Philadelphia; Chandler at Rosello. ' 8 - Gymnastics, ESPN “We weren’t invited but we asked tamweight champion Jeff Chandler 2:30 p.m.. Carter at 4:30 p.m. threated a lawsuit if he did not receive tickets. winners MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 27, 1982 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 27. 19M UVERnSIR RATES * f ★ - F ★

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Peter­ up before 11:00 a.m. only. twin bed, dresser and rolls for $5. Call Doug;;* man Realty, 649-9404 or 1977 DATSUN B210 - four 'Your Community Newspaper' chest, kitchen table and 646-1171. door, standard transmis­ SWIM POOLS Bevins at the Herald, 643- : four chairs. All in excellent sion, AM-FM. 42,000 DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m :"’_' condition. One year old weekdays. _ 118 MAIN STREET - Three original miles. Asking pose of brand new on Westinghouse air- and four room apartments. $2475. 633-7007 evenings. ground 31’ long pools with coqditioner, pots and pans, Hot water, no appliances, huge sundecks, safety fen­ USED PHOTO equipment" Hefp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 silverware, dishes and security. Tenant in­ 1972 FORD LTD -sUtion PLEASE READ cing, hi-rate filters, for sale - Grafmatic film.' glassware. Phone Friday holder for 4x5 cam era, $1^;;^ surance. 646-2426, 9-5 wagon. Good running con­ YOUR AO ladders, etc. Asking $ 9 7 8 night March 26th, 649-9044 weekdays. dition. Reasonable. Two Graflite flash guns, $5 , complete. Financing between 9 p.m. and mid­ Telephone 646-4350 Classifiad ads are takan each. Two Nikon 35miR!'j LATHE OPERATORS - available. Telephone NEIL night for details and direc­ THREE ROOMS NEWLY anytime. ovar the pliona as a can- FUITNE film cassettes, $5 each.--;-' minimum five years collect (203 ) 745-3319. tions. RENOVATED and clean. vanienca. The HaraM is O P E N H O U S E Contax film cassette, $51' experience on ei^ine and rsspansibla lar enly ana EMPLOYMENT Available immediately. 1971 FORD MAVERICK - turret lathes. Company RUG, GREEN OVAL Call Doug Bevins at the ^ FISHERMAN’S TAG Heat, hot water, ood running condition. bicaiTact kisamen and Herald, 643-2711, between 1 _ paid benefits in an air- For all purpose person: braided, reversible. SALE - Items for fishing appliances. Security and f elephone 64^2456 or 646- than enly la tha size'ef conditioned plant. Inter­ SUNDAY, MAR. 28, 1982 44” x66” . $25. Rug, yellow and 3 p.m. weekdays. and many bther things. 371 references. Second floor. 0680 after 5 p.m. the ariginal Insertlan. viewing 8 a.m.-4 p.m. General maintenance of shag runner, 33’’x8W . $12. Middle Turnpike West, Call after p.m. 646-3911. COMBINATION ENDl';: 6 Errars which da net Dynamic Metal Products premises, care of Good condition. Telephone Manchester, (across from 1980 PLYMOUTH Company, Inc.,-422 North 646-1617. TABLE AND STEREO; lassan tha vahia at tha automotive equipment, 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. Parkade) Saturday March WEST HARTFORD - HORIZON TC3 - 36,000 advertlsaniant will net Main Street, I^nchester. System. Garrard turn-... 27,94. Handsome two bedroom, miles. Excellent condition. 646-4048. willing to assist prin­ NUMBER 2000 Stanley table, Sylvania receiver'" IVi baths apartment on Good MPG. Telephone 644- ba carractad by an ad- and speakers. Telephone ■ ditienal Insartinn. ciples in public .service Door opener, new, never busline adjacent to 0348. SALES PERSON - Mature. Now Selling CARRIAGE HOUSE CONDORIINIUMS with 1 used. $M. Telephone 649- 643-6322 after 3 p.m. highway and park. $650 firm. Part time evenings and Garden Style and 2 Bedroom 5780. monthly with heat and gar­ 1972 PLYMOUTH Satellite FREE Bedroom - 2 Bedroom 3 l \ t Saturday. Harvey’s WOMEN'S Slacks sizes 16>,, MARCH 27 and 28, 78 Appearance and at­ age. Call Carol at 528-1300. - 92,000 miles. Good condi-' Dresses & Sportswear. Townhouses. These Quality All Brick Units include: Fully VARIETY HOUSE and 18. $1. Men’s shirts,., Goodhill Road, South Wind­ tion. $995. Telephone 646- DBaiiriipfitpr Phone 646-3100. titude important. applianced kitchens, Hardwood floors, Thermopane win PLANTS - Cacti, Tran- sizes Ig. and x-Ig. $1 and $2... sor (off Avery Street) New FIVE ROOM 5204. a canthia, Sw edish Ivy, 649-86%. gift items, bike parts, APARTMENT - Available LAUNDRY FOLDER - Send interest and dows, and Central Air Conditioning. All this plus they are Begonias, Ferns, outdoor greeting cards, flowers, April 1st. Telephone after 5 1974 DODGE Dart special Classified Ads Hrral?! bushes. Rose of Sharon, 24 INCH STANDARD draKH part time weekends, must qualifications to Box dishes, paint, etc. p.m. 646-8867. edition. $1400 or best offer. situated in a Park like setting. Conveniently located at E. ground covers, Sedium. ting machine with ta b le:- BENEFIT 4-H. telephone be 18. Apply in person LL: c/o The Telephone 646-7537. Meadows Cfonvalescent Center St. and Pitkin St. Very reasonable. 649-6486. $75. Small free-standing., 644-1178 for directions. ANDOVER-BOLTON line, Center, 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester Herald. fireplace, $20. Telephone _ lovely country setting, 1976 BUICK OPEL in good J N O TICES Manchester. AFRICAN VIOLETS for m - m i . small older three room condition. $900 or best SpHclal Financing Being Offered sale. Telephone 649-4864. house. $225 per month. offer. Telephone 643-6840. ONE ALL METAL Dump Heat and utilities included. Personals 2 BABYSITTER IN MY LUBE Ma n - Duties will HOORAY! SPRING IS HOME preferably. ONE USED CLAWFOOT cart. Fits any riding lawn;; References and security 1975 PLYMOUTH be to lube and change oil in Prices start at *45,500 tub. Good condition. $95. mower. Asking $50. But no-^' HERE! Let us entertain TICKETS! Grateful Dead, Reliable, mature sitter for customers’ cars plus other required. 742-9564 after VALIANT - Slant 6. Power A total of 18 units Telephone 649-7650. reasonable offer refused.,. you with the best deal un­ 6:30 p.m. and weekends. steering, automatic to all home subscribers of the Ozzy, Rick Springfield and infant. Coventry - Route miscellaneous duites. App­ der the sun and stars. The 44A area. Four days per Telephone 646-1633. transmission, air Police at Hartford. Best ly in person to Bob Riley SONY PS-22 TURNTABLE Eastern Connecticut Flea seats. Major credit cards week. No weekends. No Oldsm obile, 345 Center MANCHESTER - Modem conditioning. Excellent Direct drive semi­ GREEN HARDWOOD A'! Market and Mansfield three room apartment. running condition. $1895. accepted. Telephone 201- later than 3 p.m. Call 742- Street, Manchester. Drive-In reopens April 24. Herald that have something to sell.. 8884. automatic. Used only few c u t to length - free! Stove, refrigerator, air- Telephone 649-9188. After 5 272-1800. times. $65. With brand new delivery. Call after 5 p.m.'i Flea Market every Sunday. CLERK FOR PATENT conditioning. Includes heat weekdays. RMUORS Shure cartridge. Telephone C.E. DIRECTOR - wanted MEDICAL Department. and hot water. No pets. Entertainment 4 659-0718. References and security. part time. Leave resume Part time some evenings NEW SPEAKERS - 12 ” 3- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 for less than $99.00. and weekends. Pleasant $350. 649-4003. with secretary at Second LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES MINOLTA 16MM way worth $170 each, BALLOON BOUQUETS - working conditions. Must Congregational Church, 385 Rangefinder small camera selling for $75 each. 10” 2- Blow someone away with a have retail experience. 649-4003 MANCHESTER - Deluxe “ O^DA 'TWIN STAR North Main Street, $60. Farber Ware coffee w ay worth $140 each, Balloon Bouquet! Tuxedo Apply at once - Liggett four room apartment. CM200. Ejxcellent condi- Manchester. Percolator • cost $54; sell selling for $70 each.i Delivery. For information Drug, 404 West Middle TAG SALE - March 27th, 8 Stove, refrigerator. Highway bar, new $20. Both excellent condi­ Telephone 643-1262. call Michelle, 871-7979 or Tutnpike. a.m. to 4 p.m. 204 Eldridge Includes heat and hot 429-4485. EXPERIENCED TRUCK Lots-Land lor Sala 24 Services OHered 31 Building Contracting 33 tion. Telephone 528-1880. . Street, Manchester. water. No pets. Security negotiable. Call 649-2590, Clean out your DRIVER wanted full time. V«” PLATE GALSSf and references. $440. 649- 'I'®** •I*'- ^ P-™- Appliance delivery and EXPEREINCED TOOL BUILDING LOT - Glaston­ LICENSED DAY CARE LEON CIESZYNSKI PAC-MAN Cartridge boomerang coffee table;; 4003. warehousing. Excellent MAKER - Heavy bury, Manchester line. 1.7 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 HOME - Will watch your BUILDER. New homes, (Atari). New, never $50. Female 3-speed blcjA'* wages and benefits. Apply bridgeport work. In­ acres, level, wooded and ae.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa attics & garages ... child or infant days. Call additions, remodeling, rec opened. $40. Telephone 649- cle, make Columbia, like' MANCHESTER - Heat and in person ONLY. A1 surance and fringe SIAMESE CAT -. Sealpoint INVITATION WANTED private. Convenient to ten­ 646-0262. rooms, garages, kitchens 9538 or 643-0345. new, $50. Telephone 649*'' appliances included. $400 Sieffert’s Appliances, 445 benefits. Apply in person - nis club, golf courses and - Two years. Spayed and remodeled, ceilings, bath 8314. per month plus security. T O B ID Hartford Road, Triumph Manufacturing shopping. Will custom declawM. Excellent dis­ WATERPROOFING - Five tile, dormers, roofing. GIRLS THREE SPEED Telephone 643-0777. The Manchester Public Schools An audience for an Manchester. , r Com pany, 750 Tolland position. $75. Telephone build your home to suit year guarantee on all Residential or commer­ bicycle, 26 inches, good solicits bids for the Manchester evening of great Street, East Hartford. TAG S/\LE8 ii 646-7817. High School for the 1982-83 school our needs. Peterman waterproofing contracts. cial. 649-4291. condition, $35. Student Homes for Rent 54 If you don’t need it SELL IT year. Sealed bids will be received entertainment! HOMEMAKERS AND Rilealty and Building Com­ Hatchways, foundation desk, formica top, one PART TIME LAB assis­ RABBITS - Dwarf and as follows; \ pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. drawer with chair, good SATURDAY MARCH 27,',- ANDOVER - one bedroom Mothers - be a full.tim e tant - Glastonbury dental cracks, sump pumps, tile ELECTRICAL SERVICES Dutch with pedigree Photographed condition, $50. Telephone 10-5. 289 Fern Street'" house with appliances. $380 BABES IN ARMS— parent and still earn $100 to office. Flexible hours, lines, window wells, walls, - We do all types of Elec­ papers. $15 each or $20 April IS. 1962 04&6794. Manchester (off S. Main)]; a month plus utilities. $150 each week. Work 4-5 varied duties. Send resume floors, 35 years experience. trical Work! Licensed. Call pSr. 643-1814. Wanted: red 3:00 P.M. V A musical for all ages! hours twice a week as a to Dr. Brahm, 41 Hebron □ BUSINESS State licensed. Albert Zuc- after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Household, clothes, coIle<^y. Security deposit. SOMANHIS (Yearbook) OFFICE DESK WITH satin female. Queen’s-W ^ Fashion Avenue, Glastonbury, CT caro, 683-1013 or 643-4953. tibles, toys, miscellaneous;! Telephone 742-6419. April 15. 1062 Thrs. — 7:30 pm and SERVICES 3:30 P.M. Counselor. Choose your 06033. TIMOTHY. J. CONNELLY CHAIR' $100 or best offer. •••••••••••••••••••••••• clip and mail today or call 643-2711 Telephone 871-1243. On the date and time listed above T ickets — $2.50 own hours. If you like YARDS, ATTICS, cellars, Residential & Commercial Boats-Accessorfes 4 $ •••••••••••••••••••••••• the bids will be publicly opened. i Sr. Ct. - FREE clothes, people and money WANTED: BOBCAT Services Offered 31 cleaned, light trucking and Construction. Remodeling, Otilces-Stores The right is reserved to reject any call 872-0237. F ri. & Sat. 8:00 pm Loader Operator. Must be odd jobs. Call 646-1475. home improvements, ad­ 1982 Album tor Rent 55 and all bids. Specifications dnd bid FREE-LESS THAN $99.00 All T ickets - $3.50 experienced . in ditions, bathroom & form s may be secured at the TELEPHONE landscaping. Telephone SMALL LOADS OF kitchen remodeling, Easy Comfort WORKSPACE OR Business Office, 45 N. School MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ Street. Manchester, Connecticut. PROFESSIONALS - We 649-9933. After 5 p.m. - 742- STONE, trap rock, play roofing, siding, repairs, STORAGE SPACE FOR MHS liley Hsitorisai ly equipi>ed. 40 HP Mer­ Raymond E. Demers, Business pay the highest because we 9277. sand, white stone, loam door & window replace­ RENT in Manchester. No Come have fun! a n d pool sand ment and alterations. 646- cury electric start. lease or security deposit. Manager sell the best. $100 plus per Teleflex-stick steering. 051-03 sale. Work from home, or GREENHOUSE DELIVERED. Telephone 1379. Reasonable rates. Suitable Hummingbird depth our office. 646-5540. WORKER - Experienced 644-1775. for small business. Retail sounder, Shakespeare preferred. Some DENNIS AND RUSSELL and com mercially zoned. The Manchester Herald knowledge of watering and G & W LANDSCAPING - MILLER - Remodeling, remote electric motor, CB, CaU 872-1801, 10 to 5. □ EMPLOYMENT AMBITIOUS BOY in: growing. Call 643-8474 - income Tax additions,' roofing, rec Aerated livewell, bilge 1 Herald Sq. grades 5-8 for outside trimming, cleaning, Woodland Gardens. mowing, etc. Whole rooms, paneling, gutters, pump and much more! NEWLY RENOVATED North End area. Call 646- Senfice aluminum and vinly siding Akking $2500. Telephone 310 square feet office Manchester, Conn. 06040 Help Wanted 13 0176 after 6 p.m. season, guarantee work, RAKE LEAVES - $1.75 an reasonable. Senior Citizen installed year round. 649-7862 before 2:30 or available. Main Street hour. Bolton. 649-0^. INCOME TAK' Telephone 649-2954 or 649- after 10 p.m. location with ample 'SAVE discount. 649-4697. SUPERINTENDENT NATIONALLY KNOWN PREPARATION - Ex4 1421. i parking. Call 649-2891. Ne e d e d - live-in posi- ^ f i ™ 46 tion. Must be experienced C O N ST R U C T IO N DENTAL ASSISTANT - perienced - at your home LAWN MOWERS Sporting Goods permanent part time - 2V2 - Call Dan Mosler, 6491- REPAIRED - Free pick-up Heating-Plumbing 35 PRIME LOCATION - NAME ___ s StoTS.'st days. Contact Ad­ and delivery. 10% Senior •••••••••••••••••••••••» TENT HEATER - Coleman Downtown, Ground level, ministrator - 646-1360. Discount. ECONOMY SCHALLER PLUMBING- 5900 BTU, $20. Auto four rooms, heat, air- ADDRESS_ luggage rack, 51x25 conditioning, utilities and Uin grounds. For inter- 7 , •••••••••••••••••••••••• PERSONAL INCOME LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. HEATING- Water pump CITY_____ TAX SERVICE - Returns •••••••••••••••••••••••• specialists. Also, aluminum stainless steel parking. Available im­ -STATE. Situation Wanted 15 for van or large wagon, that’s mediately. Telephone 649- n i Z t®h?o2ih e tl^ r n ^ h a lf^ ol United •••••••••••••••••••••••• prepared, tax advice given. Painting-Papering 32 remodeling service or PHONE ZIP Fridav M8^1^ states for short and long Learn how to best manage aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa repairs. FREE ■‘t A $35. Telephone 646-306'T 2865. Friday, 528-1300.______provide HOUSEKEEPER your personal finances. INTERIOR PAINTING, ESTIMATES. 649-4266. AVAILABLE - Mature, training for our sprcialized Reasonable rates. over ten years experience, Wanted to Buy 49 Resort Property For technique. Starting take reliable. Flexible hours. Telephone 646-7306. low rates and senior citizen •••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent 56 MAKE THE MOST borne pay plus living Own transportation. Call aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa the discounts. 643-9980. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS 646-7870. OUT OF SPRING allowance is over $300 per TAXES PREPARED ty. We buy quickly and con­ C.APE c o d - East MAKE MONEY week. Excellent company M & M Plumbing and 1 2 IN YOUR HOME INTERIOR/EXTERIOR fidentially. TTie Hayes Cor­ Harwich- Beautiful three 3 4 benefits. Good advance­ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee PAINTING - Wallpapering Heating, Manchester. 649- bedroom, two bath home. Ems atn I I km. h pm • poration. 646-0131. ment for qualified people. and Drywall Installation. 2871. Small repairs, Sun deck, one mile from Apply in person: Ford, □ REAL ESTATE Reasonable rates remodeling, heating, CftR 523>9401 or Quality professional work. beaches. No pets. power 5 8 accurate. 6 7 64A-3et5 Bacon and Davis, 520-B Reasonable prices. Free baths, kitchens and water Available: June 26-July 10; Burnham Street, South Norm Marshall, Estimates! Hilly insured. heaters. Free estimates! i * RENTALS Aug. 7-14; Aug. 28- Windsor, Saturday, Man- Hornet For Sale 23 643-9044. REAL ESTATE SALES - G.L. McHugh, 643-9321,, September. After 5 p.m. day and Tuesday, 9 a.m.-12 Flooring 36 10 12 Manchester area. If you TAXES Rooms for Rent 52 telephone 649-5620. 9 11 MANCHESTER - Beautiful are licensed and want to PROFESSIONALLY PAINTING - Interior and of Colonial on Ferguson FLOORSANDING - Floors' join an office that cares PREPARED in th e Exterior. Free Estimates. ROOM FOR Wanted to Rent 57 Road. Four bedrooms, plus like new! Specializing in’ about your personal BICYCLE MECHANIC - ivacy of your home. Call Reasonable Rates. Call GENTLEMAN - kitchen 13 14 15 16 two room in-law suite. Ed older floors. Natural and success, call Ed Gorman at We are looking for a young, 647-92TO after 5 p.m. 649-5863 or 646-7069, ask for privileges. Air conditioned, GARAGE for storage and Gorman Associates, 646- stained floors. No waxing 646-4040. hard working and am­ Whitey. washer, dryer, etc. 643- some repairs. Telephone 4040. anymolore! John Verfaille, 643-6914. bitious individual with 5600. REWEAVING BURN INTERIOR AND a 17 18 19 20 , DENTAL ASSISTANT - mechanical ability. Miist MANCHESTER - MUST full and part time. be responsible. Apply in HOLES. Zippers, um­ EX’TERIOR Painting and This colorful Posy Pillow a B E SOLD!!! ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Excellent opportunity for person - NO PHONE brellas repairs. Window Paperhanging. Ceilings UMISC. FOR SALE is just one of the items,,’ ROCKLEDGE nine room ROOM - show er, bajth, U AUTOMOTIVE experienced assistant, but CALLS accepted. The Bike shades, Venetian blinds. repaired or replaced. Free included with full ditec- , contemporary Ranch on a •••••••••••••••••••••••• A zip-front clasuie duster private entrance, free willing to train. Reply Box Shop, 183 Spruce Street, Keys. TV FOR RENT. estimates. Fully insured. tions in the Gift Section •••••••••••••••••••••••• gorgeous treed lot. 2V4 with gathered yoke is o f the ’82 Needlework Al-') ' ■ ig. Apply at Russell’s L, c /o the Herald. Manchester. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. References. Martin Household Qooda 40 Auto Parts For Sale 60 Herald comfortable to wear for r Shop, 195 Spruce baths, first floor family 649-5221. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., bom. The Album is filled,':* K ro o m 'with cathedral lounging. with lovely designs in all*'^ S t ^ t . ------6494431. USED No. 1380 with Photo- TWO SPEED ceilings, huge rec-room BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - ...... REFRIGERATORS, types of needlework fro n f" Guide is in Sises 88 to 60. which to choose your pat- Apartments tor Rent 53 AUTOMATIC Transmis­ a n d tw o garages. Concrete. Clhimney Building Contracting 33 WASHERS, RANGES • Size 40,44 bust, 3 Vb yards sion for 1970 Chevy Nova. HELPWANTED Thousands under market terns; the Gift Section * Repairs. “ No Job Too Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 46-inch. and a Bonus Coupon. MANCHESTER- One. and 46,000 original miles. $70. Classi­ value for quick sale. $98,- Small.” Call 644-8356 for FARRAND Sc Service. Low irices! CIBCUUTIOM DEfT, Pattsrna availabU only Ts tidtr, nu4 $2JS, iMladtt’ ' two bedroom apartments Telephone 643-4149. we will run your ad for 6 days free of charge. Fill out the coupon 750. Gordon Realty, 643- estimates. REMODELING - Cabinets, B.D. Pearl & Son, i 9Main in aisss shovon, 2174. . psitsii ss4 kaadlisi. i. available. Centrally Roofing, Gutters, Room Street. 643-2171. ANNtUNT n . located on busline near Autos For Sale 01 below and either mall it or bring it in personally to the Manchester C & M Tree Service, Free Additions, Decks, All types finr ' WILLIMANTIC - New shoppii^ center and Herald office. Limit one ad per month, 2 items per ad. EARN MONEY FOR THE estimates. Discount senior o f Remodeling and TURN OF THE Century sOtjo w a n schools, further details CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe three bedroom Raised citizens. Company day bed. Good condition. fied Repairs. Free estimates. SUMMER... 119” call 649-71S7. OeVille - 72,000 miles. Ranch, garage and deck Manchester owned and Fully insured. Phone 643- Solid magogany ends. case.. Good condition. $2700 or m j f . with oil heat and two wood operated. Call 646-1327. 6017. Telephone M9-374S. SfSSS I MIUAT$MlIua Best offer. Telephone 742- stove hook-ups. Some MANCHESTER - - Newly «M an. HniL, decorated one bedroom 6800 - Keep trying. owner financiiw available. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ ROBERT E. JARVIS - ts ertM home improvement need. 6 5684 between 5 and ;M 2 BONUS Coupons! after 5 pm and weekends, tion. ^,000. Telephone 647- buys in today’s Classified 900. 528-0670. Telephone 643-6712. 8 Price .... 91J5. p.m. ais'rss’jBipis •49-7157. 8805. columns.