24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 2S, 1982 t—ln brief —------Shell sinks Manager named Shuttle may fly Gretzky sets Bryan Farms: NEWINGTON — Directors of the American Radio Relay League have selected David Sumner $31 million scoring record Buckland again as the association’s an extra day new general ... page 3 manager. He ... page 9 succeeds Richard L. i ... page 5 Baldwin, who is in dry hole retiring after more than 30 years with the ARRL. BOSTON (UPI) — A Shell Oil Co. subsidiary says it ARRL is the wiil continue exploratory drlllihg for oll'and gas wells in national the Georges Bank fishing grounds off Cape Cod even membership though its first $31 million search turned out to be a dry Manchester, Conn. organization of hole. Turning windy amateur radio Shell Offshore Inc. plugged the well Wednesday and Fri„ March 26, 1982 operators. made plans to move the huge oil rig, Zapata Saratoga, to and colder H eadquartered in another tract in Georges Bank, considered one of the Single copy 25k Newington, it richest fishing grounds in the world. — See page 2 represents the in­ The Shell project, being financed by a consortium of terests of more than eight oil companies, began last July 24 after six years of 400,000 hams in the controversy and litigation over oil and gas exploration U.S. and Canada. leases in the six-million-acre area. UPI photo Sumner, 32, joined ’Two Exxon exploration wells have also resulted in dry the ARRL staff in David Sumner holes. Tenneco and Mobil Oil are drilling in the area, as 1972 and became well. CARS LINE UP AT EAST HAVEN GAS STATION assistant general manager in 1976. He has bwn an Shell discontinued drilling on its first well last ... owner Bob Hetman offers "happy hour” prices active ham since 1962. He lives in South Windsor ’Thursday at a depth of 15,568 feet, about 180 miles with his wife, Linda. southeast of Cape Cod. In addition to general manager, Sumner will ‘"The dry hole is a disappointment but it does not dis­ Israelis serve as secretary, of the association and of the courage us for the entire Georges Bank area,” said 'Happy hour' gas 99 cents International Amateur Radio Union, a worldwide Lloyd Ottemdn, president of Shell Offshore, the New federation of ham societies. Orleans based subsidiary of the Shell Oil Co. ‘‘Even though this well is a dry hole, it helps us to Wednesday and saiil he Dozens of idling vehicles people in, and hopefully better understand the geology of the Georges Bank EAST HAVEN (UPI) — they’ll come back for our Motorists are waiting in planned to continue selling lined up for up to two. area,” Ottoman said. miles, causing a traffic regular services.” Shell acquired the Block 410 tract in the Lydonia Ca­ gasoline lines again at one the 99-cent gasoline at the Dividend set jam at the Frontage Road nyon area for $34.7 million. East Haven station, but same time each Tuesday Hartman ..said his gas­ threaten The Zapata Saratoga, a Zapata Offshore Co. they’re waiting for iiiore and Wednesday. station Wednesday that WATERBURY — Following the annual backed up on to Interstate oline businessTtad doubled semi-submersible drilling rig under contract to shell, than fuel — they’re also , “That time in the after­ during regular hours, and stockholders’ meeting, directors of Colonial Ban­ waiting for a bargain. noon is kind of our down 95, Hartman said. corp Inc. declared a regular quarterly dividend of will be moved 30 miles west from its present position to tire sales were also up. exploration Block 357 in the canyon within the next Bob Hartman, who last time. So I thought, instead since people “discovered; 45 cents per share, payable April 27 to stockholders year launched an un­ of having our girls sit “It’s been teriffic,” he ¥ of record March 31. week. around and watch soap said. “People are having they won’t have to go into; Weather allowing, drilling should begin in about 10 successful bid to get the combat with me” to make The stockholders ratified the appointment of town to change its name, operas. I’d create some ac­ fun. Sure, we’re losing Arthur Anderson & Co. as the company’s auditors. days, said Shell spokesman Norman Altstedter. Block money but it brings the a purchase. 357 was leased for $17 million. Shell expects it will take has brought “happy hours” tivity,” he said. 'iron fist' Stockholders re-elected 10 directors to one-year 200 days to drill a 280foot well at a cost of about $29 to his station when he terms, and elected two new directors to the board. offers regular gas for 99 The two new directors are Dr. Geoffrey million. Shell and Exxon Oil acquired the first two George’s cents a gallon. : JERUSALEM (UPI) — Prime Minister Menachem Etherington II, president of Etherington Industries “If bars can do it, why in New Haven, and Leonard F. Leganza, executive Bank leases in a competitive auction in late 1979. ’The. Begin dismissed criticism at home and abroad over his government accepted high bids totalling $816.5 million not gas stations?” asked handling of the crisis in the occupied West Bank and vice president of finance and director of Scovill Inc. ■Hartman, who owns the in Waterbury. for 63 tracts in Georges Bank. Gaza Strip and promised more “iron fist” Uctics, the ’The United States Geological Survey estimates there Safeway Shell Tire and newspaper Ma’ariv said today. In other business, the stockholders approved the Auto in the New Haven adoption of an incentive stock option pian. are 31.6 million barrels of oil and 277.9 billion cubic feet Israel’s civilian administrator for the West Bank said of gas in the area. suburb. “If people keep Colonial Bancorp Inc., a bank-holding company coming in, maybe we the government would take “necessary measures, legal headquartered in Waterbury, has assets of more The drilling is the first in U.S. Atlantic Ocean waters and administrative, to guarantee the interests of the north of New Jersey and the disappointing Baltimore might go to 50 cents one than $1.2 billion. Colonial operates more than 60 of­ people” of the West Bank because it was “a struggle Canyon region. day." fices throughout most of Connecticut, as well as a Hartman offered his se­ against the PLO.” branch in London, England. ' Sheii Offshore is acting as operator for its joint in­ terest owners. Cities Service co., Phillips Petroleum cond “happy hour” from 2 Armored personnel carriers moved into major towns Hart and the Louisiana Land and Exploration Co. p.m. to 3 p.m. on Where can I find in the West Bank, where the government cracked down on bloody clashes that have sparked fears of a new Mid­ Course offered dle East crisis. ’The area was quiet early today, the with Jewish sabbath. H A RTFO R D The Greater Hartford Board of Aqua Vend service answers to n^ A grenade attack in the Gaza Strip killed an Israeli Heart Realtors will sponsor a cram course for the Real sergeant and wounded three Israeli soldiers and three Estate Licensing Exam. The workshop is scheduled Arabs Thursday, soon after Israel replaced the two April 17 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Elmwood IRA questions? most important Palestinian mayors in the occupied ‘Babes In Arms’ Community Center, 1106 New Britain Ave., popular in region West Bank with Jewish officers. opened at Manchester Elmwood. At the end of a seventh day of violence ’Thursday, five High School Thursday Tim Phillips, of the Connecticut Real Estate Palestinians and one Israeli were dead. More than 40 to a capacity, crowd. School will target the difficult areas of Connecticut BOSTON (UPI) — ’The popularity of ment. people, most of them Palestinians, were wOunded. Starting off the popular licensing law, public accommodations act, fair Aqua Vend — a purified water Growth of this super-pure bottled "We will take the necessary measures, legal and ad­ water phenomenon appears to depends Rodgers and Hart housing, real estate vocabulary terms, basic real dispensing-system — is apparently on the ministrative, to guarantee the interests of the people,” musical, the entire cast estate mathematics, exam strategies and upswing in parts of New England. largely on the public’s need for peace of said Monachem Milson, Israel’s civilian administrator (above) assembles on techniques. At one of these vending machines now mind about what goes into their water for the West Bank. “We are struggling against the stage. At left, Jennifer This workshop is preparatory information for found in 59 area supermarkets, a whether it be waste from chemical PLO.” either the salesman or broker exams and is being customer for 33 cents get a gallon of dumps, acid rain or high sodium levels. A: Milson called a news conference to explain tae Jo y and David held the Saturday prior to the April exam. Cost is water that has been run through a carbon Boston is the 18th largest market for government’s position after a week of violence capped Beauregard sing “All At $30. Payment is due by April 14, to the Greater filter, several ion exchange resin bottled water in the nation and consumes by the firings ’Thursday of two more of the West Bank’s Once." In the second Hartford Board of Realtors, 645 Farmington Ave., canisters, a 5 micron fiber particle filter 3.9 million gallons a year. In Southern At the special top Palestinian mayors and a penade attack on an act, (right) cast Hartford. 06105. For registration and information and the bacteria killing rays of ul-, California, the birthplaee of Aqua Vend, army jeep in Gaza that killed a soldier. members (from left) call Jeanie Kristy, 236-2561. traviolet light. 1,000 machines sell an average of 100,000 He said the Palestine Liberation Organization con­ Jennifer Joy, Laura Aqua Vend, owned by Foremost- gallons of water a day. trols 10 of the 25 municipal councils in the West Bank. Gatzkiewicz, Todd McKesson, a leading national bottled- Water purchases at supermarkets in IR A sem in ar He defended the firings of mayors Bassam Shaka of McGrath, David Talk scheduled water supplier, has installed its $7,(X)0 Boston have grown 30 percent per year. Nahlus, Karim Khalaf of Ramailah and Ihrahim Tawil Beauregard, and Liz machines in 59 area supermarkets and Over the last few years. Star Market’s pf El Bireh, all brought to power in Israeli-sponsored expects to have more than 200 operating French sing “The ■ shelf space devot^ to water has in­ 1976 municipal elections. Lady’s a Tramp.” The WEST HARTFORD - Dr. Hugh T. Patrick, within a year. creased 2 feet to more than 12. from He said the elections were “not democratic” because professor of economics and director of the Currently, much of the company’s play continues today Supermarkets pay a small amount for of “ugly interferences by the PLO that brought about Economic Growth Center at Yale University, will area business is coming from com­ the unfortunate results.” and Saturday at 8 p.m. speak on ‘"The Japanese Economy” Thursday, munities like Lynn, Fall River, New water and power to run the machine and ’The United States joined Western European nations in at the high school. April 1. at the University of Hartford. Bedford, Brockton and North Billerica receive more than 20 percent of each the Savings Bank criticizing the firing of three ele c ts Palestinian sale. The free public talk, the fourth of a lecture series, which have had water concerns in the ■ mayors Israeli officials said was necessary to fight Herald photos by Pinto "Asia Today and Tomorrow,” presented by the past. Boston’s water, from the Quabbin Oh, by the way, the customers have to ■ Palestine Liberation Organization power in the region. department of history during 1981-82, will be at 8 Reservoir, actually needs minimal treat­ provide their own gallon containers. “ We are profoundly concerned about the p.m. in Gengras Student Union rooms G-H. of Manchester. deterioration” of the situation, said State Itepartment A specialist in Asian economic development, Dean Fischer. Begin brushed the criticism aside, Two seen as Democrats' picks Patrick has taught at Yale since 1960, attaining full calling it “hypocrisy,” Ma’ariv reported. professorship in 1968. He was previously a lecturer Plan to attend our Individual Retirement The military government confiscated Arabic janguage in economics at the University of Michigan, 1958-60, Cattlemen cut herds, newspapers in the West Bank and soldiers got and an economic analyst with the U.S. government, Account seminar and let B^y Bergin, former Ck>n- Bethlehem residents out of bed in the middle of the stor- 1951-53. ■ my night to dismantle roadblocks they had erected near For further information, call the department of necticut Deputy Banking Commissioner, turn your Sen: Penny? Rep. McCavanagh? . a mosque, Israeli Radio said. history at 243-4234. try to boost prices IRA questions into anstvers. An open question and Begin met with Defense Minister Ariel Sharon and answer session will follow Ms. Bergin’s talk and Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir and told them to redouble efforts to break PLO influence in occupied Paul Hendrie added that Penny has gained respect would be almost unbeatable. SEMINOLE, Okla. (UPI) — When product for less than it takes to produce. refreshments will be served. territories and vowed to meet resistance with an “iron Herald Reporter within the party and. as he gains respect, However, at least one Democratic Morse elected Troy Ward’s business goes down, it is a ’The cattle industry is slow to respond You’ll also receive a free copy of the 40 page fist,” Ma’ariv said. he gains support. leader said he thinks the right candidate sure sign cattlemen are cutting their to changes in the market because of the IndiiHdual Retirement Answers hwdbook, written Newspapers quoted other high officials who said Now that political convention Penny’s likely challenger would be could beat Mrs. Swensson and she thinks herds. time it takes to raise a cow. Decisions to harsh measures were necessary to protect Israeli delegates have been chosen, attention first-term Republican incumbent Carl A. ’Thompson would be the right candidate. HARTFORD — N.B. Morse has been elect^ Ward manages a ranch that raises and increase herds that were made in 1979, by Kay Bergin, exclusively for the Sayings Bimk of civilians and to preserve the Middle East peace process. will turn to the potential candidates for Zinsser. If Thompson is not interested in run­ senior vice president-industrial relations policy sells breeding bulls. When his orders . when prices Were high, are now ’The violence began with the dismissal of Mayor But Zinsser, who is leaning toward planning for United Technologies Corp. Manchester. November’s elections. ning for the House seat, it is not im­ decrease — and they have dropped off by boomeranging against cattlemen. Ibrahim Tawil of El Bireh and his elected coimcil eight Here in Manchester, most of the seeking re-election, said he still has not mediately clear who would carry the In the new post, Morse will have responsibility about 10 percent over the past few “If you elect^ today to increase the Got a question about IRAs? Come to our IRA days ago. On ‘Thursday Bassam Shak and Karim Khalaf, mystery is on the Democratic side, for domestic and international policy planning in made up his mind. Zinsser, a Realtor, Democratic banner. months — cattlemen are opting for fewer supply of beef by breeding more heifers, seminar for answers. the inayorp of Nablus and. Ramailah, also were where candidates must be found to said a deciding factor will be the success If Penny and McCavanagh won elec­ employee and labor relations. cattle. it would take you four years to get Morse has been UTC’s vice president for in­ : replaced. challenge Republican incumbents for of the housing market. If business is good tion to the Legislature, that would leave To Ward, the reason for the business there,” said Ellis Freeny, executive vice two Assembly seats and one Senate seat. enough, Zinsser said he probably will Mrs, Weinberg as mayor. dustrial relations. His service with the corporation drop is obvious. Cattlemen have president of the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s ’The three incumbents are expected to spans more than four decades. Time: run. It also would leave open two experienced economic hard times for the Association. seek re-election, although one says he Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Democratic positions on the Board of He joined Pratt & Whitney Aircraft as a machine past seven years, he said, and they must ‘”rhe liquidation process also is slow, 7:30 p.m ., Tuesday, March 30 Smith could be expected to do everything operator on the factory floor and transferred to the isn’t sure yet. Directors. decrease the cattle supply or increase since you have thousands of people ‘The pieces of the puzzle, for the he can to convince Zinsser to run, since a Among the names mentioned as possi­ personnel department two years later, rising to consumer demand in order to force making individual decisions.” Wilson pleads Democrats, appear to be falling into inexperienced candidate would find it ble Democratic appointees to fill those assistant personnel manager. In 1957, he was prices back up to profitable levels. But ranchers said the thinning process Place: place. difficult to beat Penny. slots are ^ning Board of Appeals Chair­ named personnel manager for Pratt & Whitney’s Since the national recession is taking a already has begun. ‘The number of cattle For the 12th Assembly District seat, Florida operations and later that year returned to The Manchester Country Qub man Kenneth N. Tedford, former Board heavy bite out of consumer demand, being sent to feed lots for final fattening now held by two-term Republican Walter IN A PENNY-Zinsser race, a crucial of Education member Eleanor Coltman East Hartford as personnel manager for the cattlemen are left with little choice. was at a six-year low in January. Route 83, Manchester guilty in killing H. Joyner, it looks more and more like factor might be the newly drawn Senate Connecticut operations. and current Board of Education member “I don’t think the American cattleman “We’ve gone through the greatest herd Director James R. McCavanagh will get district. ‘The district inicludes all of Richard W. Dyer. He was named director of industrial relations for is going to produce high quality beef for the Democratic nod, reliable party Manchester, all of Glastonbury and United Technologies in 1967 and was elected vice liquidation of all time,” said Paul Hitch, the consumer at a loss anymore,” Ward president of the H.C. Hitch Ranch in Please call: HAR‘TFORD — Steven Wilson, a, recently dis­ sources said. Bolton, Hebron and Columbia. president for industrial relations in 1972. said. “We’ve cut costs every way possi­ Guymon. “We’ve cut back production charged Army staff sergeant, has been convicted of McCavanagh now appears to hold an ‘The race would test Penny’s ability to ble. Ultimately, the consumer’s going to just out of economic necessity ... We Mrs. Anders, 64^1766^ for res^stions first-degiee manslaughter in the beating death of a edge over the other freouently men­ translate his proven voter appeal in have to pay more for beef. 13-month-old Manchester girl two years ago. tioned possible candidate, Deputy Mayor Manchester into success in the can’t have good times whiie other peopie Wilson, convicted ‘Thursday, faces up to 20 years While cattle prices have plummeted are taking a bath.” Barbara B. Weinberg, they said. Republican towns, like Glastonbury and Index Advertising up in prison when he is sentenced by Judge ‘Thomas J. ^Iton. Zinsser, for his part, has been during the past few years, the costs of “If a man thinks his job is in jeopardy, Sources said McCavanagh has been running a ranch have skyrocketed. O’DonneU April 26. making his interest in running very clear courting Glastonbury in recent months, Advice ...... •...... 17 NEW YORK — Newspaper advertismg by he cuts down on iiving expenses and Wilson, a former sergeant with the Aberdeen . with frequent speaking engagements An average steer or heifer, over 500 doesn’t have steak as often,” said Ward, iSavingsBank to party leadmhip. Area tow ns...... 7 financial institutions increas^ 27.3 percent in 1981 pounds, commanded $71.90 per hun­ Proving Grounds in Maryland, was arrested March McCavanagh said Thursday the there and with his endorsement of Business...... 21, 24 manager of the 2,500-acre Canadian JAME8 R. McC a v a n a g h to a total of $483.3, according to the Newspaper dredweight in 1980. ’The same animal 'of Manchester 17,1980, and charged with abusing Amy Krouse, the thought of running certainly has crossed Glastonbury resident Oilleen Howe’s ill- Classified...... 21-23 Advertising Bureau Inc. Vaiiey Ranch that sprawls across itniightar of his ^rlfriend. ... may challenge Joyner fated congressional campaign. sold for $65.90 per hundredweight last Seminole and Okfuskee counties. his mind, but that it is too early to Comics...... 19 ’The Bureau said advertising by banks and trast year, and only $57 in January, said state 14 offices east of the river in Manchester; East Police s{dd the little girl had nine broken ribs, a With Penny almost certainly the Editorial ...... 6 Aiong with the recession, stiff com­ Hartford, Bolton, Andover, South Windsor and bruised kidney, bite marks on her arm and bruises decide* companies increased 25.6 percent to $214.2 million agricultural statistician John Cochrane. Ashford. Also Express Bank locations in Eastford, ‘"riwre has been a lot of talk and I have Senate candidate, the question of who Entertainment ...... 13-16 by savings and loan associations 33.9 percent to The average value of an aninrial dropped petition from other products also has Scotland and Sprague. Member F.D.I.C. on her anns, chest, face and head. She died of brain been thinking about it, but really no deci­ candidate.' will challenge Rep. Elsie L. “Biz” Lottery...... 2 $137.6 million, and by stocks, bonds and investment caused the price of b ^ f to drop. injury at Hartford Hospital three days alter she Penny seems to be favored over the Swensson in the 13th Assembly District about $125 in the past two years. rf^LOS ANGELES — Coroner ’Thomas Maine: Mostly fair through the period. Cold Sunday program provides local police protection i necessary. It could be either a photo Noguchi, the “ coroner to the stars,” has with highs in the 20s north and low %s south warming to to smaller towns, with the state paying ID card, a driver’s license with a been suspended for the second time in his the 30s and low 40s by Tuesday. Overnight lows in the 60 percent of the cost and the towns the description of the candidate, or take a close look at Atlantic City, “ the four years of stringent cuts have controversial career due to accusations single numbers Sunday morning with teens and low 20s remaining 40 percent. Page 7. other document with the candidate’s Las Vegas of the East," before enacting strained the budget so that programs and of mismanagement in the handling of 17,- by Tuesday morning. name and signature. Students laws legalizing casino gambling. personnel simply had to go. 000 corpses a year. Page 5. New H am pshire: Mostly fair through the period. Assemblyman Chuck Hardwick said the Cold Sunday with highs in the upper 20s and low 30s war­ without proper identification will casinos have created problems officials ming to the 40s by Tuesday. Overnight lows in the single not be admitted. Region didn’t count on and said gamblers will numbers Sunday morning with low 20s by Tuesday mor­ Illing will open at 8 a.m. and students will be assigned to testing lose $1.2 billion this year in Atlantic City World ning. Jurors quizzed gaming establishments. rooms on a first come, first served Nation basis. No one will be admitted after PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Claus von School strike The West Bank 8:30 a.m. Students should bring their Bulow was one person away from a mis­ Herald photos by. Tarquinlo tickets of admission and two #2 pen­ Space shuttle NABLUS, Israeli-occupied West Bank Long Island Sound cils, in addition to the proper ID. trial on charges he tried to kill his WRENTHAM, Mass. - Nearly 100 American heiress wife, but reluctant — Israeli armored cars patrol occupied students who were suspended after going The space shuttle passes the midway The National Weather Service forecast for Long juror Arthur Hull said in an interview he Arab territories to back a crackdown Learning the ropes on strike at King Philip Regional School mark today on its planned 115-orbit Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk eventually gave in to the weight of state that has spawned more than a week of say they want their vocational programs voyage and the flight director says the Point, N.Y.: Northwest winds 20 to 30 knots and ^ sty evidence. Since then Hull and other bloody clashes and raised worldwide back in the budget. But the school ad­ ship is doing so well, it could stay up an today through Saturday. Cloudy with a chance rain or In left photo, Ashley Pearson shows his expertise on the ropes at Verplanck Drive, Erik Blizzard of 437 Center St. and Cherita Smith of 453 Center St., all The monetary unit of the African jurors have been quizzed by private fears of deepening trouble. Page 1. ministrator says Proposition V k and extra day, if necessary, to avoid bad snow showers this afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and School during elementary physical education week this week. In right photo, fourth graders at Verplanck. nation of Liberia is the U.S. dollar. detectives hired by the Danish Saturday. Visibility over 5 miles this afternoon, except 1 startina the long haul up the ropes are (from loft) Margitta Bramanis of 3 Devon aristocrat’s defense attorneys, El Salvador to 3 miles in rain or snow showers. Rough seas with presumably seeking to build a case for a wave heights 5 to 8 feet today and tonight. new trial. Page 8. SAN SALVADOR - The U.S. am­ , ■ .H bassador warns guerrillas are receiving “ an all-time high” amount of weapons Air pollution fhe concern Arms embargo? but predicts it will ^ “ much more dif­ WASHINGTON — A congressional ficult” to aid El Salvador if rightists take staff report strongly criticizes the power in Sunday’s elections. Page 4. Defense and State Departments and CIA Lottery J.C. Penney court case: shades of 1977 for allowing a Vermont-based firm to ship $19 million worth of weapons to Guatemala tion in the roadway?” Pagano asked Pagano explained to the court that South Africa in violation of an arm? em­ By Lisa Zowada Wood. Godar was called out of order bargo. The report said, “ Almost all the GUATEMALA CITY - ’The new junta Numbers drawn 4625. . Herald Reporter equipment sent to South Africa was leader says U.S. State Department Thursday in New England: Rhode Island daily: 1162. “ Yes, maybe some,” Wood told the because normally he has trouble acquired in the United States, mainly expressed “sympathy” with his govern­ Connecticut daily: 724. Maine daily: 625. Hartford Superior Court Judge court. getting away from his job at St. Francis and said he intended on from U.S. Army plants and supply ment, although he has no immediate Connecticut weekly: 92, , Vermont daily: 818. Norris O’Neill Thursday heard PAGANO NEXT called Dr. 831, 794019, green tying in the doctor’s testimony stocks.’’ Page 4. plans to include civilians. Page 4. Massachusetts daily: testimony from six witnesses in the JC Penney Thomas Godar, head of the New Hampshire daily: 8606. first day of the J.C. Penney later on. pulmonary unit at St. Francis .“ Otherwise, I know it will have to A good system warehouse injunctive hearing. It Hospital and Medical Center, to the may be a rehash of the 1977 case be dismissed as irrelevant,” Pagano Nicaragua stand. told the defense. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The that gave environmentalists this Godar, who said he has studied the patchwork of political primaries and UNITED NA’nONS - ’The United new chance to block the effects of air pollution upon those IN CROSS-EXAMINATION, caucuses that lead up to the nation’s States and Nicaragua trade charges in warehouse’s opening in August. with pulmonary diseases as well as Spellacy asked Godar if J.C. presidential nominating conventions are j the Security Council over their roles in Attorney Anthony F. Pagano, healthy individuals, said Connec­ Penney’s plans to have staggered important to the survival of a pluralistic Central American unrest but leave the Almanac representing the plaintiffs, the ticut had the poorest air quality of starting times for its 1,400 system, a bipartisan forum has found. door open for negotiations. 400. May be Manchester Environmental Coali- any state in the country and added employees would help cut down on Conclusions from the conference at Har­ led. Page 4. . tion, told the court he would argue that most of that can be blamed on the effect of the pollution that would vard University’s Institute of Politics for a 'temporary injunction against automobile pollution. be generated. reieased Thursday also said Congress the catalog center’s opening, and By United Press International Industrial Park, where the giant matters are settled in court. in 1977, to describe the road con- Godar said pollutants such as car­ “Yes, it would have a positive should keep its nose out of the process, Great Britain would base his arguments on a con­ UPI photo J.C. Penney, complex is. located, Defendants named in the en­ figulations and road alterations bon dioxide and ozones not only effect,” Godar said hesitantly. Today is Friday, March 26, the 85th day of 1982 with clusion last year by the state and said the push for regional or national GLASGOW, Scotland — ’The candidate would mean greater air pollution to vironmentalists suit are former made during construction of the in­ aggravate the problems his sick The warehouse, it was revealed primaries should be stopped. 280 to follow. Supreme Court that the warehouse Concessions approved of the fledgling Social Democrat-Liberal the area near the park. State Commissioner of Commerce dustrial park. Lamson pointed to patients have but also cut down on later on during testimony by plant The moon is new. was an environmental threat. But alliance sweeps to victory in a special Eklward J. Stockton, the Manchester three aerial views that had been the physical efficiency of a healthy manager Dennis Radabaugh, plans The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Judge O’Neill wouldn’t let him. The coalition lost its case in 1977 Douglas Fraser (left). United Auto Workers president, and Owen election, raising its chances of ousting Economic Development Commis­ entered as evidence person. to have employees entering between Take a look Mars,sJupiter and Saturn. ^ O’Neill told Pagano that since he when a Hartford Superior Court Bieber, head of the unions General Motors Council, meet reporters Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s sion, the town of Manchester and the Pagano then called on Gary Wood, “ If the traffic to the J.C. Penney the hours of 6 and 9:30 in the mor-' There is no evening star. had not heard the information the judge dismissed it. BOSTON — A New Jersey legislator is before meeting with the council. The council approved contract con­ government in the next general election. J.C. Penney Co. Inc. assistant traffic authority with the produced more ozone,” Pagano ning and leaving between 2:30 and 6 Those bom on this date in history are under the sign of higher court conclusion was based But the coalition won a m ajor vic­ urging the six New England states to Page 4. Manchester police department, to asked Godar, “ what effect would it in the evening. cessions. Aries. on, he would have no way of knowing tory last May when the state IN CALLING his witnesses, give expert testimony. have on health?” Court was adjourned until this . if the defendants’ arguments Supreme Court struck down the American poet Robert Frost was bor, March 26,1875. Pagano tried to begin to establish Pagano asked Wood if there were Godar said the increased ozone morning. Spellacy told the court he refuted that information. lower court ruling against the coali­ On this date in history: automobile traffic in areas near the any areas near the J.C, Penney site would adversely affect those people thinks the trial will take two more Therefore, the judge told Pagano, tion and ordered a new trial. In the, In 1952, Dr. Jonas Salk announced a new vaccine for park that are already congested that were a traffic problem during .with pulmonary and heart problems. days, at least. The case will be con­ “ We are going to have to try this one meantime the huge warehouse had immunization against polio. during moroihg and evening com-' commuter hours in the morning and “ You would see an increase in the tinued on Tuesday, if necessary. all over again.” been constructed. Peopletalk. In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson ordered inyestiga- muter hours. He also tried to begin evening. amount of medicine intake,” Godar Pagano said the coalition has tion of the Ku Klux Klan after four men were arrWted in Pagano said the Supreme Court showing that increased emissions of said. already proved that a lack of a mass Wood said the entrance to the the fatal shooting of a white civil-rights worker in conclusion is “ the law of the case,” carbon monoxide, ozone and oth er. Bourke G. Spellacy, an attorney transit system to serve the J.C. Caldor’s shopping plaza on Tolland from a wellknown Scottish family and is the son of Alabama. but said he was prepared to present vehicular-generated pollutants are for J.C. Penney, asked Judge Penney site will dangerously in­ Turnpike was particularly con­ Now you know World War II hero Col. Bill Sterling. In 1973, Sir Noel Coward, playwright, actor and ■ the evidence once again. health hazard not only to persons ^ O’Neill why the court was hearing She likes weepers crease the air pollution around it. gested during the evening rush songwriter, died at his home in Jamaica at the age of 73. ' The original suit was filed in 1977 with pulmonary problems but healthy Godar’s testimony before it had More, than 550 trains and 180,000 The plaintiffs are now seeking a hours between 4 and 5:40 p.m. Television correspondent Betty Rollin, who now In 1979, Israel and Egypt signed a peace treaty at the v^en the coalition, led by phar­ individuals as well. been proven to the court that air people use New York City’s Grand temporary injunction against the “ With employees leaving the works for ABC’s late night news show “ Nightline,” White House, ending 30 years of hostilities. Prime macist Michael Dworkin, sought to Penney warehouse during this time, pollution would increase with the Central Terminal on an average Fast food frac&s scheduled Aug. 2 opening of the Pagano called on Town Planner likes “ weepers,” Minister Begin and President Sadat gave President prove that the additional automobile Alan F. Lamson, who also testified would you anticipate more conges­ opening of Penney’s. ' day. “This program seems to want those long pieces Egon Ronay, who is supposed to be an expert on Carter credit for the treaty. traffic brought in by the Buckland plant until all environmental they used to call weepers when I did them for these things, just Purveyed the burgers of Britain. NBC,” Miss Rollin told UPI. and judged that Americans may have invented fast A thought for the day: American poet Robert Frost She described them as long, “ soft” features — food, but Britons prepare it better. said, “ Most of the change we think we see in life is due “ the kind most women wouldn’t be caught dead Ronay, who published his fastfbod findings in to troths being in and out of favor.” Penny all wrong, Lassow says doing these days.” “ Just a Bite Guide” Thursday, came down hard on She said her first few for “ Nightline” were about the McDonald’s product, which he called death and di.sease — “ death and disease are two of “uninspiring.” “ Burgers rely too much on their my favorite subjects,” tangy''garnish for their flavor ... and soggy lifeless iilanrltPBtpr Hrrald But she said after covering sexual harassnqent, . V.'/J buns are a fact of life here,” he said. Some see Bryan Farms plot as new Buckland p'^nnatology and death, “ I’m ready for ballroom Ronay said the main criticism leveled against Richard M. Diamond, Publisher dancing. I can’t quite see 'Nightline’ going for that,*' fast f o ^ was that it wasn’t fast enough. He said Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager campaign to annex the Bryan when a person in the Bryan Farms less expensive in the district. being repeated.” but I do want a change of pace.” inost customers complain they have to waio on long By Paul Hendrle district. Farms area into the district. area, who was approached to help Other town political figures Miss Rollin, who wrote “ First, You Cry” about lines at rush hours. DISTRICT partisans credit the “ The district is interested in ser­ Herald Reporter However, these town political organize a petition effort, refused to agreed with Penny’s arguments, her breast cancer, has just finished another book, USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 149 ving aiiy area that is appropriate un­ figures have not produt^ publicly fact that their Fire Department is and said the district’s acquisition of “ Am I Getting Paid For This? A Romance About There are parallels between the do so. ' der the legislative act and as long as -Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are any proof that the district volunteer, while the town’s is town-developed industrial Work,” to be published Aug. 31. • and certain holidays by the " , alleged plot to add a northeast sec- professional, for the less expensive the people properly respond to the Glimpses $1.20 waakly, $5.12 for one lea d ei^ p knew what was going on. Mayor Stephen T. Penny said parks means the three-quarters of the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month, $15.35 lor three months, - ,tion of Manchester into the E i^th service. qualifications, they stand a chance Elton John is scheduled to arrive in New York Bralnard Place, Manchester, $30.70 lor six months and $61.40 '■ 'Utilities District and the. district’s earlier this week that a look at a town outside the district is sub­ of being accepted as part of the dis­ DIANA RIGG AND HUGH STERLING .Conn. 06040. Second class District _pjfficials, for Oielr part, Penny said the area to be annexed April 14 for a few days of rehearsal before he lor one year. Mall rates are ' siiccessfut drive several years ago map of the area that would be sidizing fire taxes for the district. trict,” said Lassow. Sterling Idea postage paid at Manchester, continue to deny unequivocally would exclude the Jehovah’s ... following wedding in New York available on request.' to take over the Buckland area, annexed shows that the proposed One town politician compared this appears on NBC’s “ Saturday Night Live” in the Conn. POSTMASTER; Send ad­ that they have anything to do witn Witness Church, which he said However, another source close to Diana Rigg had a sterling idea Thursday — she dress changes to the Manchester town iwliticians said.. ______Union Pond Industrial Park would to a silent partner, who puts up most musical guest spot on April 17 ... To place a daaslllad or display the annexation drive. should logically be connected to the the distribt said any district got married. Hope Lange will clear up some business meetings Herald. P.O. Box 501, advertlsament, or to report a . In noth cases, these politicians be drawn into the district. of the money ih a investment, only Manchester, Conn. 06040. area. Churches are tax exempt. firefighters who were found to be in­ The British actress, who first wowed American iollowed by a lunch for about 20 .people at Mor­ and then will take off for Florida where she will news Hem story or plotura Idea, ■ said, tax-producing property — like “ MR. PEtSBIY is all wrong,” He said, as happened with the to be cut out once the .investment call 643-2711. Ofllco hours are volve in the annexation drive audiences as Emma Peel on the television adven­ timer’s, a pit stop for beautiful people on the star in “ The Gingerbread Lady” at the Burt To subscribe, or to report a t Industrial parks— has been Included Eighth District president Gordon Buckland Industrial Park, “ This Is the same way they ger­ pays off. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday ’ ' in the area to be annexed, while non taxpayers from the whole town rymandered Howell Cheney probably would be disciplined. ture show, “The Avengers,” married Archie fashionable East Side. It was the second marriage Reynolds Dinner Theater ... delivery problem, call 647-8046. through Friday. Lassow said Thursday about tte WHILE D ISTR ICT officials OtIIca hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 tax producing property — like would be paying to develop the in- Technical School and East Catholic Town politicians have said if the Sterling in New York. for both. Werner Klemperer, who played Col. Klink on' mayor. “ I guess it’s his turn to call denied any involvement in the p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manchastar HaraM Is a - churches and schools — has been names. I have not known about it, jdusblal area, but only one-quarter High School out of Buckland,” he annexation drive continues, the Miss Rigg, 43, and Sterling, have been living Miss Rigg is on the rebound from “ Colette,” a “ Hogan’s Heroes,” is in New York to narrate the 7 to to a.nl, Saturday. Oeitvery annexation drive, Lassow did not subscriber to United Praas Inter­ t excluded. did not know about it and don’t know w the town would then. have ^ e said. “ They (churches and schools) town will oppose it. They have said a together for six years and have a daughter, Rachel, $2.5 million musical that was headed for Broadway Metropolitan Opera’s production of Mozart’s “ The should be nwde by 6 p.m. Mon­ rule out the possibility of servicing national newt aarviGas and la a r,, Tom politicians continue to right to tax it for fire purposes. constitute major service respon­ drive to consolidated the district 4. but closed in Denver. Abduction. From the Seraglio,” scheduled to run in day through Friday and by 7:30 mainbar ol tha Audit Buraau of anybody who knew about it.” the Bryan Farms area if — on Its a.m. Saturday. diarge that district firefighters and Town politicians revealed they Penny called that the major sibilities, but they don’t generate with the town would then be a The ceremony took place at City Hall, and was Sterling, a businessman and producer, comes repertory through April 16 .... ' Circulations. own — it petitioned its way into the . olfldlda are behind the embryonic ledmed about the anneexatloo drive reason that fire taxes are so much tax revenue. The same patterns are possibility. I 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. March 26. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26, 1982 - 5 UAW's GM unit

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CHICAGO (UPl) — The United Auto Workers (jieneral Motors Council overwhelmingly approved a contract calling for S3 billion in concessions but UAW President % Douglas Fraser said approval from rank-and-file woikers may be more difficult because they consider GM “large, rich and arrogant.” 'The SO-month contract, containing an estimated $3 -1 billion In wage and benefit concessions, was approv^ by the council Thursday by a vote of 299-25, or a 92 per­ cent margin. It was the same vote as two weeks ago when the council approved a return to the bargaining table with GM. Approval by the 324-member GM Council sends the pact to the more than 300,000 current and lald-off GM hourly workers for a ratification vote likely to begin April 1. UAW chief bargainer Owen Bleber called the council Vote "an excellent spirit of unity and good will” among UPl photo UPl photo delegates. UPl photo UPl photo “ We hope and expect, when the agreement is ROBOT ARM USED FOR FIRST TIME FULLERTON (LEFT), LOUSMA AT WORK explained to them, it will receive overwhelming ... deploying a load In space ... busy while appearing on TV MINIBUS BURNS IN SAN SALVADOR SALVADORAN SOLDIERS CONFRONT REBELS ratification from the rank-and-file as well,” he said. ... guerrillas try to disrupt transportation ... guerrillas slipped away In morning mist Fraser, however, said ratification may be more dif­ ficult to achieve at GM than it was at Ford Motor Co. last month, because many GM workers still think of the Rebels getting record amounts of weapons giant corporation as "large, rich and arrogant.” “It’s a real problem,” he said. “I think that we should Shuffle could sfay up exfra day 2 work on it and we will work on it. It makes our job more difficult.” By Al Rossiter Jr. radio transmitter aboard the shuttle was being returned to its cradle Thursday vironment around it,” Lousma said, “We Fraser credited GM’s plant closing threats and the UPl Science Editor not serious. night. want to also determine how good an precedent-setting Ford Motor Co. concessionary pact 'The 112-ton ship passed the halfway Much of the time was spent moving the experiment platform it is.”. Envoy fears rightist victory in El Salvador with prompting the overwhelming approval of the pact CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The point of the planned 17U4-hour mission magnetic and electric fields detector The astronauts found time Thursday by the GM Council. ’ i * space shuttle passed the midway mark about 12:45 a.m. EST. The ship was on around the spacecraft examining the for more telecasts. “It’s twofold,” Fraser said. “First, they were ap­ early today on its planned 115-orbit orbit 58 at the time and its crewmen electrical characteristics of the charged rebels were poised near Gotera, the. On a wall just above Fullerton's SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador . The attacks apparently were a seeing them ... in the next few Alliance, has become a political them.”- prehensive of what we’ve been saying from the outset is voyage and the flight director said the were asleep. particles in the thin upper fringes of balding head, was a blue sticker reading: (UPl) — U.S. Ambassador Deane hint of the guerrillas’ threatened days,’’ Hinton said. He said the force since founding his party five Scammon will observe the capital of Morazan, and Usulutan, a. a hemorrhaging of jobs in (GM). Secondly, I think when ship was doing so well, it could stay up By the normal scheduled landing time Earth’s ionosphere. provincial capital about 75 miles “M-Go Blue,” put there by Lousma, a Hinton warned rebel arms weekend blitz to torpedo the Sunday arms are "coming from months ago. balloting, along with Sen. Nancy they saw the Ford agreement it allayed a lot of their an extra day to avoid bad landing at White Sands, N.M., Monday, the Scientists in the operations room near Marine colonel, to denote his attendance shipments are at a record level but balloting for a 60-seat constitutional Nicaragua.” The ambassador said a victory by Kassebuam, R-Kansas, two other east of San Salvador. Journalists fears. The vote was an accurate reflection of how the weather. Columbia will have surpassed by more mission control in Houston were trying to reach Usulutan said rebels at the University of Michigan. pr^icted it will be “much more dif­ assembly that will have power to The ambassador declined to com­ D’Aubuisson, reputed to be link^ to congressman, a group from the delegates felt.” Neil Hutchinson said the Columbia’s than two days the total time logged ecstatic. Not only did the instrument Fullerton, an Air Force colonel, one- ficult" to aid El Salvador if rightists organize a new government. ment on who would win the election, death squads, would “make it more AFL-CIO and an American priest. had dug trenches across the Pacific Union leaders conducted a lengthy plece-by-piece pilots. Jack Lousma and Gordon Fuller­ during the first two test flights last year. measure the shuttle’s environment, it Coastal Highway and barricaded upped him, covering it up with one that take power in voting Sunday. Hinton, in an interview with but appeared to agree the U.S.- difficult to give military and The rebels’ Radio Venceremos explanation of the contract agreement reached with GM ton, were saving electricity to provide an The astronauts have settled down to a examined the interaction of an electron said, “Marines, since 1775, unhampered Leftist rebels Thursday perched reporters Thursday, said the backed military-Christian economic assistance’’ to El Thursday said guerrillas controlled and mined parts of the road. Sunday night after a week of bargaining capped by a 37- additional 24-hour reserve in case it was routine of engineering tests and science beam fired from the payload bay into the by progress." , ' on the outskirts of two provencial weapons flow had dramatically in­ Democrat junta could be dissolved Salvador. most of northeastern Morazan hour session. decided to extend the flight. gathering to demonstrate the usefulness black of space. if increasingly strong rightist can­ Meanwhile, U.S. election observer A journalist who visited the capitals, ripped up a major creased since the beginning of the province, attacking virtually every Morazan town of Yoloaiquin said Bieber announced before the meeting 500 jobs at an Hydrogen for the ship’s fuel cell elec­ of the big rocket plane as a cosmic It was the first time two such highway, burned four buses and year. didates win the elections. Richard Scammon said the voting government outpost north of San engine plant in Flint, Mich., will be added as a direct tric generators is the limiting factor. explorer as well as an orbital truck. experiments have been used together in Hinton also said Roberto some guerrillas have moved their Give and take staged three attacks on the central "Supplies of weapons and system set for Sunday was “simple Francisco Goter'a, 78 miles families to the village, wliich they result of the new contract. The astronauts had another busy day They also were finding time to reflect space to try to better understand the D’Aubuisson, an ultra-rightist can­ but fair.” He said “the pressures northeast of San Salvador. election commission in San explosives are at an all-time high, overran Wednesday. The most controversial part of the pact was a novel scheduled today, including more on the mysteries of space and the un­ ionosphere. That extra energy Popeye gets from Salvador, officials said. and you’ll probably be hearing or didate of the Republican Nationalist are to disrupt elections not rig ’The Defense Ministry confirmed “absenteeism crackdown plan” not in the agreement operations of the robot arm and the elec­ earthly phenomenon of going from day to “ It was an exciting time in the spinach is no joke. Dieticians say that reached with Ford. tromagnetic detector called the plasma night back to day every hour and a half. operations control center,” said Dr. spinach is exceptionally high in Under the proposal, workers who miss 20 percent of diagnostics package — PDP for short. The astronauts retired for the night at Werner Neuper, the mission scientist. nutritional value. Starting in the 1920s, available work time in a six-month period would lose 20 Hutchinson disclosed the extra-day-of- 11 p.m. after their most productive day Lousma said the experiments were im-, spinach received much publicity for its percent of benefits in the following six months. The flight option at a news briefing in yet. portant for researchers planning future wealth of calcium and iron, along with Nicaragua, U.S. trade accusations penalized worker will be closely monitored in that Houston Thursday. He emphasized there “You had a super day,” said astronaut studies from the shuttle. vitamins A and C. But research has period and benefits will be restored in subsequent was no reason to think the weather might Sally Ride in Houston control, bidding “They will know what to plan on in found spinach is also rich in oxalic acid, UNITED NATIONS (UPl) - Nicaragua Jeane Kirkpatrick during her U.N. address Anastasio Somoza, a staunch U.S. ally. He months if the excessive absenteeism ends. be bad at the New Mexico landing site the pilots goodnight. terms of electrical potential on the or- which prevents the calcium from being and the United States traded bitter ac­ called Ortega's charges “ridiculous,” but spent seven years in Somoza prisons. ' GM estimates about 4 percent of its hourly work force Monday, but he said Columbia was per­ They demonstrated for the first time biter and the contaminants in the en­ utilized by the body. cusations of imperialism and leftist subver­ later in an ABC news interview did not refute Dressed in a khaki military uniform, is absent on any one day — a $1 billion annual problem. forming so economically, officials could the ship’s payload crane, the 50-foot sion in Central America but agreed talks his charges. Ortega laced his address with charges of U.S. State Bank Ck>ncessions in the pact include a 2V^-year wage freeze keep the ship up longer. robot arm built in Canada, could grasp could ease regional tensions. imperialism against Nicaragua, but later plus deferral of cost of living adjustments for the next No decision on a mission extension was instruments in the cargo compartment Nicaragua also said Thursday, Cuban The United States “must, in an official and said he is wiiling to meet “any time” with For savings nine months as well as the. loss of nine annual paid per­ expected before the weekend. and lift them out of the ship. The arm President Fidel Castro and leftist insurgents explicit manner, voice its commitment not to Reagan in Washington, but without con­ ME.MBER FDIC sonal holidays. Hutchinson also said a problem with a worked for more than six hours before M fighting the U.S.-Supported ruling junta in El attack Nicaragua, nor to initiate and promote ditions. Salvador had authorized Nicaragua to any direct, indirect or covert intervention in In a report lending credibility to Ortega’s Diamond Solitaire Pendants propose immediate peace talks with Central America,”. Ortega said. charges, ABC News quoted officials in Presents an Washington. A leader in Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista Washington saying Reagan had appproved a Classics in their own time National Liberation Front, Ortega urged the military, political and economic plan to un­ 'Q)roner to stars' suspended In his address, Nicaraguan Junta Coor­ council to express its “obligation to search dermine the Nicaraguan regime. dinator Daniel Ortega Saavedra accused the for peaceful means of resolving the problems In the same program, Kirkpatrick, when IRA Informational Reagan administration of training and ar­ of the Central American and Caribbean asked if the Reagan administration would be LOS ANGELES (UPl) — Coroner Dr. Thomas Assistant Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Ronald ming "counter-revolutionaries” to stage an region.” justified in attempting to oust the San- Noguchi has been suspended for the second time in Kornblum was named to replace Noguchi tem­ A imminent invasion of his leftist-ruled Central As a top Sandinista commander, Ortega dinistas, said, “I think the United States has his controversial career because of accusations of porarily. American nation. Open House & Seminar mismanagement in the handling of 17,000 corpses a “The number of pending allegations are of such helped lead the insurrection that in July 1979 ' the right to support the people and groups U.S. Ambasador to the United Nations ousted former Nicaraguan President who stand for democracy.”' l^year. seriousness it is only fair to the public and fair to The decision to suspend Noguchi — called “the Dr. Noguchi that this be fully investigated,” said Slalt* Hunk inuk«‘H it potty for you to invPHi your rolin'm pnt dollarH. A tram coroner to the stags’’ — without pay beginning Mon­ Supervisor Mike Antonovich, who oversees the cor­ of H|M*riulitt|ft cun anHwt>r all your qucfttiona ami help you iIcciHc on a plan day, came on a 54 vote in a three-hour closed-door oner’s department. for a finunciollv ticrurc retirement. session Thursday. Supervisor Chairman Pete Schabarum said he Guatemalan junta claims support Noguchi, who was fired by the Board of Super­ was confident the charges would hold up but visors in 1969 then reinstated after a long and bitter Noguchi’s attorney, Godfrey Isaac, said the $915 $550 $325 When: Wednesday, March 31 Civil Service Commission hearing, could not be charges could not be sustained. GUATEMALA CITY (UPl) - Claiming power in a lightning coup Tuesday, declined ^ Rios, warned he will prosecute corrupt of- 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. - with speaker presentations from 7:00 - 7:30 nicials left over from the regime of deposed reached for comment but planned today to respond American officials have shown “enthusiasm to identify the spokesmen, saying he had not Where: State Bank of Savings, East Hartford Offica to the suspension order. “This is going to make 1969 look like child's Ever popular, ever elegant, everlasting. Four prong settings and sympathy” for his 4-day-old military tried to meet with U.S. Ambassador F rrt President Lucas Garcia, who is under house 1166 Burnside Avenue and neckchains are crafted of 14k gold. . . the diamonds arrest at his ranch in a remote northern The vote came on the same day a Noguchi inter­ play,” he said. coup, Guatemala’s new strongman promised Chapin. view with the American Medical News was llie suspension was ordered “pending further in­ speak brilliantly for themselves. strict lawand-order rule in his Central Rios heads the Young Officers Movement jungle town. Mr. Don Hrookn, Preithlcnl of the Tax Corporation of New tCngianff, will he Slightly enlarged uvailahle to unitwer your IR A related tax quettlionn. released in Chicago. He told the journal he would be vestigation in view of your demonstrated manage: to show detail American “empire.” which, charging Guatemaia’s March 7 But he denied reports President-elect Gen. “assassinated” if he spoke out on the level of drug ment shortcomings,” the supervisors’ order read. In Washington, a State Department presidential elections were rigged in favor of abuse in Hollywood. But the suspension order is expected to be used to spokeswoman Thursday neither confirmed Anibal Guevara was in Guatemala under the government-backed candidate, ousted house arrest, saying, “he is in Miami, but he The county’s investigation of the coroner’s office nail down the charges and prepare a case for firing nor denied U.S. sympathy for the coup, President Romeo Lucas Garcia. is free to return when he wants.” PUBLIC INVITED • ADMISSION FREE so far has focused on alleged mismanagement, mis­ Noguchi, 55. saying only, “We are very interested in lear­ Claiming the coup was a “nationalist move­ use of county time and sensationalism and un­ In an interview published today in the American ning the junta’s plans for a return to ment ... without political tendency,” the In an indication the junta was preparing for professional speculation in his public statements on Medical News, Noguchi said it is his duty to speak Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 democratic processes.” general vowed he will run “an empire of law” corruption trials, the Guatemala City airport DR. THOMAS NOGUCHI For Information ... to respond today the deaths of celebrities William Holden and out on celebrity deaths to help prevent other deaths DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Gen. Jose Efrain Rios Montt, head of in the violence-torn Central America nation was placed under military control to prevent 289-7794 Hartford • New Britain • Westtarms Mall Natalie Wood. caused by alcohol and' drugs. , Guatemala’s three-man military junta, told a of 7.2 million. officials from Lucas Garcia’s government AmwcM Eapint.'Matlw CnwQD'VruiliAchMtt Charg* news conference U.S. State Department The statement further indicated the new from fleeing the country. spokesmen expressed “enthusiasm and sym­ junta will take the offensive against an es­ Rios has pledged he would not be a can­ Be careful: Woodcock pathy” toward his new regime. timated 4,000 leftist insurgents fighting to didate for the presidency, spurring specula­ Rios, who came out of retirement to seize topple the Guatemalan government. tion a new vote would soon be held. STORRS (UPl) — The United States should be careful not to use China’s uneasiness with the Soviet Union as a “counterweight” in foreign policy, says Leonard Wood­ GENUINE cock, a former U.S. ambassador to (^hina. THE Woodcock said Thursday strong cultural and Arms embargoes Fledgling party's win ideological differences between the two communist countries will keep them from establishing a warm FIORSHEIM relationship. LEATHER COATS But he warned that “our China policy must not be aren't working? may unseat Thatcher founded on any notion of using China as a counterweight to the Soviet Union.” 010ICE Woodcock said the Chinese would “strongly object” to 2 GLASGOW, Scotland (UPl) - The Attorney Gerald Malone, Prime WASHINGTON (UPl) — U.S. arms embargoes the strategy. W' « l A "I fledgling Social Democratic-Liberal Minister Margaret Thatcher’s can­ 'THE NEVADA' against South Africa and several other Third World alliance placed another member in didate, came in second with 27 percent of countries may become “embargoes in name only,” the vote and Labor candidate David '■ r\ Parliament today, increasing its 95 House foreign affairs subcommittee chairman momentum towards unseating Prime Wiseman garnered 26 percent of the 30,- Howard Wolpe warns. Minister Margaret Thatcher’s govern­ 289 votes cast. »62 The Michigan Democrat said Thursday a study by ment at the next general election. Since its inception, support for the The ) 0 ^- the staff of the foreign affairs subcommittee on “We are in the business of presenting Social Democrats — the first new •Orondy Africa showed South Africa has received illegal an alternative third choice for the political party to be formed in Britain Craftsmen’s Gallery a to 12 C60 widlM weapons shipments valued at about $19 million. government of this country,” Roy since 1922 — has mushroomed, with 25 •Mock The 46-page report, censored before its release, Jenkins, a former Labor deputy prime Labor legislators and one Conservative for a to 12 QM widths blamed laxity or connivance at the Defense and minister, said after winning 33 percent of joining the party. State departments and the CIA for not stopping the the vote. It was another defeat for the It scored upset victories in two special O U R shipments of four 155 mm “Long Tom” cannons, two parties that have dominated politics elections last year and opinion polls have Men’s, Women’s and Teen’s A Special Easter 60,000 artillery shells and advanced arms for 60 years. indicated it would transform British 1 / 'ONE NIGHT “technology. His victory in a Glasgow special elec­ politics and sweep to victory at the next ALL NEW SPRING jPASHIONS It recommended stronger State Department con­ tion gave the alliance of the Social general election. • Bunnies -pj.Bags.Mbs GEmMoyPLAN trols over arms exports and investigations by the In all there were eight candidates in Senate and House intelligence committees into Democrat and Liberal Parties 41 seats in JORDACHE SUEDE BLAZERS A JACKETS Fabric, Ceramic the 635-seat House of Commons and cost the Billhead contest, which was ordered W O R K S L I K E M A G IC . “the CIA’s role in attempts to evade the arms eih- after the death of a Conservative • B a s k e t s ^HeeUepeint, woven , You’ll both love it. Forget the mortgage. Forget the kids. bargo against South Africa during the Angolan Civil Mrs. Thatcher’s Conservative Party its _ _ reg.MSO «59-*69l only remaining seat in Glasgow. legislator. The five remaining can­ Ceramic, Fabric Just the two of you and a glorious, romantic night at the War.” didates forfeited their $270 electoral MOTORCYCLE JACKETS reg. >180 • 6 9 1 The CIA declined it had any role In the operation, Jenkins’ retiirif £^ler a 5%-year -SMi in Daisies Sheraton-Hartford. We're part of the Civic Center and its political absence greatly enhanced his deposits by failing to capture at least 12.5 Walk in the forefront of fashioni and a State Department spokesman declined to percent of the .vote. ' Violets, Daffedb 55 shops and restaurants. We have a swimming pool; chances of' being named leader of the Good looks and quality construction at a very pleasing price . health club; and great dining, entertainment and disco at comment. Social Democrats next autumn. He and 1 D AY O N LY The study “is most disturbing because it in­ three other former Labor ministers dis­ and oniy from Florsheim. our Cloister Restaurant and Lounge. The package plan dicates that our official arms embargoes against enchanted with Labor’s leftward drift SUNDAY, MARCH » - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 88 Ceopar 8t. includes a luxurious room, a welcoming bottle of South Africa, Libya and other Third World coun­ founded the party a year ago. ManchMter I champagne, complete breakfast and more, for only tries risk becoming embargoes in name only,” Howard Johnson’s 647-8161 couple. What a perfect anniversary gift. Wolpe said. "This is a magnificent first birthday present.for the Social Democrat Party,” Air quality report 451 Hartford Tpke. See your travel agent, call toll-free The subcommmittee will open hearings on the 1-86 (exit 96) Vernon Center & Rt. 30 Open Mon-6at case March 30. said Jenkins, 61, who quit politics in 1977 800-325-3535 or the hotel direct at to serve as president of the European HARTFORD (UPl) - The'^ state VERNON-ROCKVILLE 10- 0 . The report singled out a Vermont firm for ship­ Thur HI ^ REGAL’S 203-728^151. Valid only Friday. Saturday Economic Commission in Brussels. Department of Environmental Protec­ ping equipment — most of it acquired from Army "Your Qualify Aden's Shop" and holiday nights, subject to availability. Jenkins served in Labor ad­ tion forecast good air quality for today in No checks DOWNTOWN MANCHeSTfR VMNON plants and supply stocks — to South Africa between ministrations as Chancellor of the Bridgeport, Greenwich, Hartford and 90$ MAIN ST. TM-OTV 9UZA 1976 and 1978 in violation of a 1966 U.S. arms em­ New Britain and moderate air quality for Optn Doily 9:90-5iW Thvrt. 'til 9s00 Opwn Wwd.. Tliwn. A Fri 'Hi 9:00 bargo. Exchequer and Home Secretary — the major state offices — before he became the rest of the state. The DEP reported Caravan Leather, Watervllet, N.Y- Stieratcxi-H artfcx'd SHERATON HOTELS Fi INNS. WORLDWIDE deputy to Prime Minister Harold Wilson. the same conditions on Thursday. TRUM BULL STREET AT CIVIC CEN TER PLAZA HARTFORD C O N N EC TIC U T 06103 • (203) 728-5151 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ March 26, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ March 26, 1982 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan FItta. Editor t> OPINION Alex GIrelll, City Editor Area towns Andover Bolton /Coventry Jack The renaissance visits Pittsburgh Anderson Financial picture is grim

PITTSBURGH - Years ago, late Mayor David Lawrence has lost nearly 250,000 residents Jackie Gleason, playing a down- after World War II, and bankers in the last 30 years — from 670,- for Andover Lake group at-the-heels fight manager in Jack Germond and industrialists that has 000 in 1950 to 425,000 in 1980. But created and sustained an attrac­ suburbanites have continued to “ Requiem for a Heavyweight,” something she called doubtful — or we don’t get the dues, then the peo­ ) and tive business climate. work, and to a considerable By Richard Cody delivered the classic putdown of Abscam: revert it back to its pre-1920 form, a ple will be sorry.” degree to shop and play, down­ Herald Reporter this city. Sitting disconsolately in THE GROWTH, valley where several brooks con­ BOTH MRS. HUNT and Solenzio Jules Witcover town. One reason, Tobin and a Manhattan bar, having lost his HOWEVER, has not been ANDOVER — The lake associa­ v e rg e . attributed the financial cruch to fighter and with the loan sharks Syndicated columnists without its problems. Currently Brophy note, is geography. now the tion is saying that if membership “ It’s the state’s option,” she said. fewer members and lackadasial at­ deeply into him, he lamented on the recession threatens that the Pittsburgh as a peninsula has its doesn’t go up in order to pay for a “ I don’t think the state would want titudes by prior association his state in life . “ I 'm ' in new office construction will out­ major roads leading in and out, state-mandated dam repair, the to do that, but that’s a possible con­ leaderships. sequence. The letter (to the land Pittsburgh.“ he said, “ and it's pace demand, as corporations rather than around it ^ cover-up town may be asked to take Andover Both said the association will be owners) was written to make it very inaking membership drives this raining." retrench. But Tobin and Paul elsewhere an inducement to Lake over or it will be drained and turned back into a valley. clear what financial condition we’re spring with something called But coming into the Steel City crippled the auto, construction Monongahela Rivers — "the Brophy, his executive director, shopping centers. WASHING’TON — The ABSCAM UPl photo Association President Candace in.” “ neighborhood meetings,” where these days — when the steel in- and large appliance businesses it Golden Triangle" — more than 20 insist the so-called office-space pursuers, now that they are about to Among steelworkers, the abili­ Hunt said Thursday the She said the association is worried different lake land owners will have dustry has 75,000 union supplies. How come? years ago. Cramped for years for be pursued, are scrambling glut will prove to be a temporary ty of Pittsburgh to weather the association’s financial picture is that town take-over would mean others over and be presented with awkwardly to covef up their tracks. Rhino in Connecticut? 2 steelworkers unemployed — commercial office space, the The answer is that what has phenomenon, ameliorated when Reagan recession is seen as grim, and that letters have been power boats, something Andover the status of the lake situation. appearances convey a distinctly been known for all this century as new skyscrapers are going up to the recession runs its course. Here's their predicament: Lake has never seen, since it would “ I don’t forsee that we’re going to somewhat of a facade for the A strange sight greets pedestrians on Broad collection being assembled for a local dls- sent to nearly 300 lake landowners different impression. One new the Steel City has become much house some of the old cor­ “ We’re no longer just the Steel same deep economic troubles In column after column, I laid out spelling out the need for money and be opened to the public. drain the lake, or give it to the Street In Milford as Ray Scholl unloads a play, skyscraper has just been com­ more than that — a fact that has porations long based here, such City,” Tobin says. “ So the reces­ .plaguing other cities. One old evidence of gross misconduct by the the consequences if none is raised. “ It’s not to the point where we town,” Mrs. Hunt said. “ It’s getting stuffed rhinocerous. The rhino Is part of a have any plans for either town- pleted and five more are going enabled Pittsburgh to weather as Pittsburgh Plate Glass, and sion is not the same body blow U.S. Steel plant up the river may ABSCAM lawmen. They hired a con­ She said more members would do to the point where our options are takeover or draining the lake,” getting very, very narrow. I think up. Part of downtown is ripped up the recession better than most new ones. The city now claims to the auto industry’s trouble has close soon, and a United victed con man, Mel Weinberg, to the trick; but that the $50 yearly Solenski said. “ We really don’t want what we need from our membership to make way for a new subway, other large industrial cities. The be the third largest home for cor­ given to Detroit. We had a good Steelworkers' Union official help them enforce the law. He dues may also have to go up. The state has demanded that the the town to take it over, and we cer­ is an understanding of what’s but shoppers briskly navigate the economic downturn is hurting porate headquarters in the na­ inheritance here (of the larger wound lip running the ABSCAM says; “ Steel iS a cyclical tainly don’t want to drain it. But if happening.” obstacles in a thriving, if still here too, to be sure, but not so tion, behind only New York and Smaii town growth prompts association strengthen the dam, steel corporations and bankers business. It can't prosper in a operation. 6 something estimated at $11,000. The somewhat seedy, commercial at­ severely as in comparable old Chicago, with a diversification He compromised the FBI agents like Richard K. Mellon) and we weak economy. It can’t go association has to have a written es­ mosphere. cities, nor with as much trepida­ that beliefs its old nickname. haven't squandered it. We’ve anywhere until capital or con­ who were supposed to be directing timate of the work filed at the state Store coming to town In a state that claims to have tion about the future as U.S. steel remains the largest built on it.” And with Pittsburgh- sumer goods pick up. It’s a high him. He allegedly made off with' review of resident troopers by June 1, Michael J. Solenzio, an the Second-highest unemploy­ elsewhere. industrial employer in the city, based firms like U.S. Steel capital investment industry. You some of the ABSCAM bribe money. associate of the association, said ANDOVER — That activity at the was granted permission by the Plan­ ment rate in the country (about but it has been bypassed by the acquiring other firms (its effort can’t blow your nose in steel There is solid evidence that he Wednesday. old Texaco station you may have ning and Zoning Commission to put 11.4 percent in Pennsylvania, PITTSB U R tlH currently University of Pittsburgh and its to take over Marathon Oil is un­ extorted gifts from ABSCAM defen­ without spending a lot of HARTFORD (U P I) - Small town commissioner of public safety,. reasonable cost. MRS. HUNT said the noticed while driving on Route 6 in the convenience store. The compared to about 16 percent in is going through health center as an overall der review) rather than being money.” dants and then lied about it under ’ growth and other changes have agreed to examine the powers and “ What we are concerned with is association’s savings are “ gone,” means an Extra Mart is coming to application was approved last April. Michigan). Pittsburgh's jobless provider of jobs. John Tobin, “ Renaissance 11" — the second gobbled up themselves, Tobin oath. prompted a review of a 35-year-oId responsibilities of the resident quality and training,” Russell said. and with a proposed $18,000 budget town. director of Pittsburgh's Urban rate is 8 percent, under the phase of a commercial bootstrap says, the chances are they will But the steel industry seems to He conned the Justice Depart­ state program for providing police troopers and local constables. “ Many of our towns feel the resident for next year, excluding the dam Grove Marketing Corp., the firm The company had one year to national -average. And this is in operation that began with Redevelopment Agency, at­ stay here. be in more trouble than the Steel ment into paying him an excessive protection to communities too small '"There’s never been an overhaul trooper has the breadth and training repair, the area land owners need to that regulates Extra Marts, leased begin work on the building, and spite of the fact that the steel in­ development of the downtown tip tributes the diversification to the Pittsburgh has not escaped the City. The lesson of diversifica­ $133,0(X) for his services, not to men­ to have their own police of the program,” a state police behind him we could not provide. “ wake up” to the urgent need. > last year from Republic Oil the land seems to have just made it under the dustry is being clobbered by the of the peninsula formed by the cooperation between the local population flight to the suburbs tion is one that other old cities tion reimbursement for expenses he departments. spokesman said ’Hiursday. “ We are ’The resident trooper provides us She said if the money for the dam and the station that are located on gun. Had the year expired, the per­ still 100 percent behind the program. high interest rates that have ■rreeting of the Allegheny and government, starting with the that has afflicted other cities. It will do well to learn. didn’t always incur. In the end, he State police commander Col. with professionalism.” cannot be raised, thq state may Route 6 near the intersection with mit issued would have become in­ Lester Forst agreed to review But the small towns have grown. We double-crossed his best friend and, force the association either to try to Route 316. valid and the company would have various aspects of the resident need to step back and take a look However, some towns also have turn the lake over to the town — The company then applied for and had to apply again. according to a suicide note, drove trooper program after a meeting because of these changes.” reported friction between the resi­ his wife to escape him by hanging A n editorial this week with officials from some David Russell, executive director dent troopers and local constables. herself. towns who complained about the of the Council of Small Towns, said First Selectman Michael Kenney A few senators have taken the program’s cost. local complaints about the program of Southbury said constables who mostly concern ifs rising cost, Financiers ask teacher cuts time to scrutinize the available Forst told members of the Council were trained by the state police Two profiles evidence. One of them. Sen. Alan of Small Towns he supported the which is funded on a 60-40 basis with should have the authority to act in Cranston, D-Calif., concluded: stationing of troopers in com­ the state picking up the larger the case of an emergency instead of ANDOVER — ’The school board ping of a Grade 6 teacher and com­ increase from RHAM,' something share. “ ABSCAM was an undercover munities that cannot easily afford wating for a resident trooper, or a has been asked by the finance board bining a Grade 5 and 6 class into one. the board has no control over. local police departments, as is done But he said the towns still But the idea was scrapped when the operation totally out of control trooper from a nearby barracks. to cut back its proposed budget $30,- She said making the teachers under the program that began in believed using resident state board felt the combination might cover the art and physical education in courage b^ause the chief operative, Mel He said the constables were being 000 by removing three teachers. 1947. troopers was the best way to provide told, in effect, to stand by until a Board of Education Chairwoman mean some kids would be gypped of programs would take free time Weinberg, was totally out of control Forst, who is also deputy state local police protection at the most “real cop” arrived. ' Beatrice Kowalski said today. education. away from the teachers. “ We try to M ... Weinberg manipulated, conned, “ It will certainly hurt programs,” Mrs. Kowalski said this particular give the teachers some free time The American Cancer and also had reached the stage in compromised, defrauded and ul­ she said. “ It will definitely affect move would cut about $15,000 from during the day to work on Society’s annual report probably life when raising children and timately made fools of the govern­ our curriculum. It won’t cripple it, the budget. curriculum lor the next day,” she was read with more than the the concerns of a young family ment and its agents.” CG and INA merger awaits but it will hurt it.” She said the art and physical said. "They won't have that with usual interest by two were behind her. She was Several senators expressed She said the finance board edupation teachers are part-time. these cuts.” similar opinions. “ All I can say,” Wednesday asked for a $30,000 cut "The suggestion was made,” she She said she didn’t know how the Manchester residents this week. enjoying her job as a .secretary said about the finance board cried Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, from its proposed $63,000 increase, board would act on the suggestions. The Cancer Society, in an un- at Ford, Bacon and Davis meeting, “ that the teachers know “ is shame, shame, shame.” Sen. OK from feds, three states and suggest^ taking out a Grade 6 typically upbeat annual accoun­ Construction Company. teacher, and the art and physical enough about art. But they do more A Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, warned that ting, said the proportion of When the diagnosis came, education teacher. She said the in the art program than just draw the ABSCAM tactics pose a threat to pictures,” she said. cancer patients surviving five there were indeed, low times. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec- known as CIGNA Corp., would com­ acted on the matter, Connecticut finance board also suggested Little Big Horn every American. Agreed Sen. David She also said dropping the ', ticut General Corp. and INA Corp. bine (Connecticut General’s multi- General said. removing the music teacher, but years is getting up near 50 per­ But available to them was a Pryor, D-Ark.: “If the Federal physical education teacher would On June 25, 1876, during the Se­ today awaited regulatory line insurance business with IN A ’s “ We’re just waiting for the backed down on it. cent. caring community — their not prepare the kids for RHAM, cond Sioux War, 36-year-old Gen. Bureau of Investigation ever wants Clearances from three more states worldwide operations in property others,” a Connecticut General The 'school board is holding a where there is such a program. George A. Custer and more than 260 For Irene Morrissette of 35 husbands, their children — you, it is going to get you” ’ and federal agencies before moving and casualty and life insurance. spokesman said, adding the deal special meeting to discuss and “ The selling part of that teacher soldiers of the 7th Cavalry were Charles Drive and Peg Dewey of enhanced by the professional Alarmed, the FBI spread the word ' on with their planned merger into a Both firms also have large invest­ also required federal approval. ’The possibly act on the suggestions S E g lTOLDVbUlUE was that it prepared the kids for massacred at the Battle of Little 93 P earl St. those are not m ere community. Both women on Capitol Hill that the ABSCAM ; ' new multi-billion dollar company. ment management operations, and exact status of the federal process Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the elemen­ RHAM,” she said. Big Horn, Mont., by 3,500 Sioux and agents had not tried to entrap law­ I The proposed merger of the two together would become a financial wasn’t immediately available, the tary school conference room. statistics. Both these women credited their surgeons and the She said the finance board made Cheyenne braves led by Sitting Bull NEEDED 7MS T0U6H, ' ' insurers cleared another hurdle services power that would rank spokesman said. The school board had considered were diagnosed as having breast oncology staff at Manchester makers but had merely relied on the suggestions in light of a $95,000 ana crazy Horse. ■ ’Thursday with a finding by state In­ among the nation’s top 25 cor­ Mike said one of his concerns had during its budget process the drop­ cancer and both underwent a Memorial Hospital. “ middlemen” to identify politiciians AlX-TeRMW “ on the take.” surance Commissioner Joseph C. porations. been the effect the merger would modified radical mastectomy, Mike that the deal “ met and com- Mike’s approval followed similar have on the employees of Connec­ • an operation that removes the The pair especially wanted to MILL CLIMBER "’’ IN THE CASE of Sen. Larry '' plied with all provisions of Connec- ’action earlier this week by Michael ticut General’s subsidiaries, the DISCOVER lEANS PIUS LOW, LOW PRICES! breast and lymph nodes, but share with Herald readers how Pressler, R-S.D., who turned down a . ticut law.” Brown, the insurance commissioner business community and the state. ; spares the chest muscles. the American Cancer Society TO EL DUMPO $50,000 bribe offer, the Senate ,. Mike said the merger, which in Pennsylvania, where INA has its . He said Connecticut General would create a new company with headquarters. President Robert D. Kilpatrick dis­ They shared their ■ personal and Manchester Memorial Ethics Committee “ was assured , $10.8 billion in annual revenues and The merger was subject to pelled those concerns during Hospital-sponsored cancer sup­ that some middleman had made this stories in the Thursday more than $27 billion in assets, regulatory approval in 13 states testimony on the merger. Mike said , Manchester Herald, and they port group have helped them to authorization, and the FBI was would be in the) best Interests of the where the two firms do business, Kilpatrick said the merger would were indeed a dual testament to face the disease. The group apologetic about it.” state and the business community. and all of the state except Illinois, provide more- jobs and a larger tax Levi'S FBI documents reveal, however, courage and commitment. The gives them the chance, they ’The new firm, which would be New York and New Jersey have base in Greater Hartford'. that FBI Director William Webster pair agreed to interviews not said, to “ laugh, cry, talk and share.” personally authorized the bribe ® because they felt they had come offer to Pressler without any indica­ Not every town is as fortunate ■ through the experience in any tion that the senator would take it. as Manchester is to have such "better” fashion than any other “ Try to be sure,” instructed TRY IT—YOUIL LIKE IT! support groups. Or a skilled women, but because they Webster, “ this new senator knows wanted to let others know there professional community to come he’s being paid (bribed).” CMMItOY is hope. forward at a time of need. The FBI’s ABSCAM agents, In“ many ways, their stories The pair’s accounting of how meanwhile, trafficked in gifts, they faced cancer should be read favors and purchases with their O were amazingly parallel. Mrs. Morrissette was 58 years old by everyone. hired criminal, Mel Weinberg. After when cancer struck; her two Mrs. Dewey’s words are hard I reported these 'transactions, GENERAL OIL to forget. federal Judge William Bryant 2 sons w ere grown up and she and demanded an explanation from the her husband were making plans “ I have an acute awareness of s m Justice Department. ’The govern­ for retirement. “ We didn’t have the beauty around me,^’ she ment filed a memorandum denying Save On Our “Full Service” Gasoline says. “ And I thank God. 'There’s ■ a care in the world,” she was the allegations. not a morning that c^mes that ■ A Straight quoted as saying. But the next day, the government. Mrs. Dewey was 51 years old. I’m not grateful to be alive.” filed FBI affidavits in another, friendly court, admitting the tran­ Manchester S68 Center St (Near Comer of McKee) Boot Cut ^ ^ ^ ' I - sactions. The Justice Department Berry's World obviously preferred to i ^ e the 28 to 38 shocking confession to federal Judge ^ George Pratt, an ABSCAM ally," Vernon 704 Talcottville Road, Rt 83 Olonders whose rulings have flagrantly 10 Colors favored the government. ^^IjITp'THislJoNiE^iAvfSd^^ “ I am shocked by this government duplicity,” protested Sen. Cranston. PRESENT TO OUR ATTENDANT “ Is this a case of forum shopping to find where best to bury In­ mm per gallon additional discount off Open fonim/ Readers' views criminating evidence of government our posted gasoline prices. misconduct?” A ft Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 ’The Senate is preparing to in­ vestigate. Good from Moreti 26th-April lot General Oil Co. MH to float 15-year bonds, the resulting This is not a crushing amount, Approve bonds tax load depends on the interest rate considering how badly these repairs Policy on letters' in the future. are needed for the well being o f , Coventry’s schoolchildren. If we are conservative and The Herald wdcomei letters to 50 Gallons jif T R E E Gasoline MANCHESTER, CT m emt cenn ST. 3C To Ihr Editor; Furthermore, bear in mind that the editor, parUcoIariy oo to(4(a OPEN THURS. & FRI. 'til 9 P.M. ' assume that interest remains at 13 of local interest. from OwMral Oil Co. _ each year this amount will decrease As taxpayers in Coventry who do percent, the tax increase will be 1.91 U tters ideaUy should be typed FilF Out Coupon and Loavo with Attohdant O ^ M S byN C A . me. in actual dollars, and with inflation not have schoolchildren, we were in­ mills. (This is based on the new and should be no hnger fhai^ Entar A a Often A a Y ou Lika SPRIRGFIELO, ME SPRII8ULEM8LL terested in the effect of the Town assessments.) If your property is the decrease will be even greater. pages, double-spaced. 'Nam * . . ; ...... OPEN EVERY NITE 'til9:30 P.M. ‘Tm tollin'ya. The last surgeon general’s report Counci’s proposed school renovation valued at 125,000, you pay about $48 We urge our neighbors in Coven­ The Herald reserves the right really shook me up!" package on our tax burden. a year, or $4 a month. Property try to vote yes on Tuesday, i - to edit letters in the interest of Address'''.• ...... P h on e*...... clarity and taste. DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE APRIL 1, 1082 " Z If'the bond referendum is passed worth $.50,000 results in a $96 annual i.aura and Howard Reiter MH on Tuesday, and the Council decided payment, or $8 a month. Coventry MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26. 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ March 26, 1982 Jazz losing Judge says skein continues Obituaries juror quiz SPORTS P ^ g e 1 0 Mary V. BetsaHe Joeeph L. Petroskl Mary Vincent Bessette, 88, of 633 Joseph L. Petroski, 58, of 137 not illegal Lydall St., died March 25 at Olcott St, died Thursday at St. Fran­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. , cis Hospital and Medical Center. He Bom in Middlebury, Vt., she resided was the husband of Irene E. Groot PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - in Manchester the last 10 years. Petroski. Bom in Manchester, he There’s nothing illegal about private She was the widow of Herbert A. lived here most of his life. detectives quizzing the jurors who Bessette. She leaves three sons, He was employed by the Depart­ convicted ciaus von Bulow of twice reaches 200 point plateau ment of Transportation of the state Archibald A. Bessette of Killingly, attempting to murder his heiress of Connecticut as a civil engineer Herbert A. Bessette of Woodstock wife, but it is unusual, the state’s and had been a U.S. Air Force and William F. Bessette of presiding Superior Court justice By Jeff Hasen Gretzky, who entered the game "He never thinks about a 40-foot slapshot off Lemelln’s York’s unbeaten streak at home with only two losses in their last veteran, serving in World War II. Willimantic; three daughters, Mrs. says. UPI Sports Writer with 199 points, broke the barrier scoring, he’s playing for the team pads for his 89th goal of the cam­ to 21 games, 19-0-2. Montreal was 16 games, increased their lead Other survivors: two Mns, Mark Grace Brolin of Woodstock, Mrs. “ I don’t know that to be a noraiai with a pair of first-period assists and not himself,” said Eklmonton paign at 8:10. ’The 21-year-oId the last team to defeat the over Winnipeg in the N H L’s J. Petroski of Bristol, and Michael Theresa Berntsen of Manchester . practice. I know it doesn’t iook Hgfat Wayne Gretzky reached the on goals by Pat Hughes and Dave Coach Glen Sather. “ That’s what scoring king added No. 90 at 8:37, Islanders at home, on Dec. 29. Norris Division to 11 points. Petroski of Manchester; two P R ' Si - and May belle Berntsen of Coventry; but there is no law against it that I 200-polnt plateau ’Thursday night Semenko,' then scored two second makes him the player he is. He sliding a shot in off the post. Bruins 5, Sabres I daughters, Mrs. Joanne Simpson of a sister, Charlotte Meli of Windsor, am aware of,” Judge Anthony A. and said afterward he still has period goals 27 seconds apart to doesn’t want to lose In anything.’ ’ ’ ’The two short-jianded goals At Boston, Rick Middleton, Capitals 4, Flyers 3 Bloomfield and Mrs. Susan more ink in the pen that is were exciting," Gretzky said. “ I At Philadelphia, Bob Gould and 22 grandchildren, 41 great 5 ^ ■ 1 Giannini said Thursday. raise his season goal total to 90. Kent Nilsson registered returning from a five-game Lofstrom of Manchester and four grandchildren and several great- Von Bulow, 55, was convicted rewriting National Hockey ’The center outraced Calgary Calgary’s first goal at 13:03 of seem to play the best when I play layoff due to a shoulder injury, Ryan Walter scored goals in a 'pandchildren. League history. against the best.” span of 63 seconds early in the se- great grandchildren. ^ • ■ ■ March 16 of trying to kiil his heiress center Mel Bridgman to the puck the first period, scoring on a scored one goal and added an Funeral services will be on Mon­ “ We still have some goals in the Flames’ zone and dumped Pekka Rautakallio rebound In other games, the New York cond period to propel Funeral service will be Saturday • / m wife, Martha, on two occasions by assist to lead the Bruins. The day at 8:l5 a.m. from the John F. left,” Gretzky said after scoring it out in front of the net to during a power play. Nilsson Islanders beat Montreal 3-1, Washington. Capitals at 10;15 a.m. at Potter Funeral / ' ' . J i§ ■ . ./ injecting her with insulin. He Sabres’ only goal came on an un­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. a pair of short-handed goals and Hughes, who blasted a 20-foot returned the favor late in the se- Boston stopped Buffalo 5-1, defenseman Lee Norwood Home, 456 Jackson St. in Williman­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo remains free on |100,(XIO bail pen­ assisted score 28 seconds into the Center St. followed by a mass of added two assists to become the slapshot past netminder Rejean cond period, setting up Minnesota defeated Detroit 4-3, blasted a 45foot slapshot past tic. with a mass of Christian burial ding sentencing. final period by Mike Foligno, his in St. Philip Apostle Church, Christian burial at Church of the first player in NHL history to Lemelin at 9:16 to put the Oilers Rautakallio in the slot for a 10- and Washington upended 32nd of the season. Flyers goaltender Pelle Warrenville at 11 a.m. Burial will be Assumption at 9 a.m. Burial will be Spring fizzle Mrs. von Bulow, 50, Is currently in reach 200 points in a season and out in front 1-0. foot blast past Oilers’ goalie Philadelphia 4-3. North Stars 4, Red Wings 3 Lindbergh on a power play at in St. Philip Cemetery in Warren­ in the new veterans section of East a coma in a New York city hospital lead the Edmonton Oilers to a 7-2 ’The fans gave Gretzky a brief Grant Fuhr. Islandertt 3, Canadiens 1 At Detroit, Neal Broten’s goal 16:25 of the first period to break a Cemetery with full military honors. from which she is not expect^ to victory over the Calgary Flames. standing ovation but, as the With the Oilers leading 2-1 in A t Uniondale, N .Y ., John at 11:42 of the second period put 1-1 tie and the Capitals took com­ ville. Calling hours are today, from munity College, seem more preoccupied 7 to 9 p.m, Calling hours are Sunday, 2 to 4 Pat Gronda of Loomis Street and Jay recover. ” I ’m happy it’s finally over, not Flames had stated before the the second period and teammate Tonelli’s 33rd goal of the season Minnesota up 4-1 and the North mand with two goals in the first p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Crowley of Lincoln Street, both fourth with upcoming finals than with upcoming The Boston Herald American said only for myself but b ^ u s e my match, no special presentations Laurie Boschman serving a broke a 1-1 tie and lifted the Stars held on for a victory over two minutes of the middle tributions can be made to the daffodils. Thursday a husband-wife detective parents were here to see it.” were made. hooking penalty, Gretzky glanced Islanders. The win extended New the Red Wings. ’The North Stars, period. 2 Ruth H. Ellsworth semester students at Manchester Com­ Ruth H. Ellsworth, 62, of Florence Church of the Assumption Memorial team was hired by von Bulow’s Mill Apartments, Vernon, died Fund. defense lawyers to poll the jurors on Wednesday at Rockville General media coverage of the sensational trial and the credibility of Hospital. Ann Relley witnesses. Funeral services will be Saturday Ann Reiley of 76 Imperial Drive at 11:30 a.m. at the J.M. Bassinger ’The detectives were identified as Crowd of 6 7,000 died Wednesday at Manchester Panel votes to extend Vincent J. O’Connell, a retired Funeral Home, 37 Gardner St., Memorial Hospital. Warehouse Point. Calling hours are Smithfield, R.I., police chief and his 0 A memorial mass will be said Sun­ wife. O’Connell now operates the today, from 7 to 9 p.m. day at 9 a.m. at Church of the AAA Detective Agency in Green­ likely for finals Assumption on Adams Street in ville, R.I. Raymond B. Ladd Manchester. restrictions on condos Judge Thomas H. Needham, who Raymond B. Ladd, 76, of 64 Wilson trip to the Final Four and is still presided over the IVt month trial, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - ’The Lane, Rockville, died Thursday at a looking for his first national crown. H A R T F O R D ( U P I ) - A bill, advocates for the poor and prosecutors are authorized to in­ declined comment noting he might 9 - City of New Orleans welcomed local convalescent home. "But what we are concerned Ticket books legislative committee has voted to elderly had sought a provision to tercept telephone calls. have to rule on its propriety April 2 three members of the Final Four Funeral service will be Saturday, about is Houston. They are a extend for another five years broad curb hefty rent increases by The Connecticut Civil Liberties when lawyers for the Danish Thursday, but the fourth one 11 a.m. at Union Congregational marvelous basketball team. to cost more protections for apartment dwellers landlords. Several people testified Union had opposed the bill. aristocrat file motions for a new decided it would commute. Churcb, Rockville. Burial will be in The Universities of Houston, ‘"This is my seventh time here and who don’t want to become con­ that landlords simply emptied their Also approved was a bill that trial. Prosecutor Stephen R. Grove Hill Cemetery. Friends may North Carolina and Louisville hit we’ve never been No. 1 before (the HARTFORD,—Th e price of com­ dominium owners. . buildings of unwilling condo owners would subject motorists to a fine if Famigletti also refused comment. cail at the Raymond B. Ladd town ’Thursday to absorb the lights Tar Heels earned that ranking at the muter ticket books on the three The Judiciary Committee also ap­ by raising rents substantially, thus they were carrying passengers un­ But juror Constance F. Jenrette of Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Hartford area toll bridges will be in­ and sights of the French Quarter end of the regular season). I think proved dozens of other bills circumventing the intent of the law. der age 4 and didn’t have a child seat Portsmouth, said she was “ furious” Rockville, today from 2 to 4 p.m. creased effective Thursday. and to begin acclimating themselves the best way to come in is where you Thursday as it worked against The committee also passed a bill restraint. about the questioning. “ He’s been and 7 to 9 p.m. The move, which is being made in to what is expected to be the largest are ignored and you just concentrate today's deadline for passage and that would prohibit anyone con­ Sen. Eugene Skowronski, D- bugging the hell out of the jurors. spectacle in the history of NCAA on playing basketball. I think connection with legislation passed killed on a 12-12 vote a bill that victed of a violent crime from Derby, opposed the bill saying it was I ’ll tell you. And I don’t appreciate it Anthony j. Kupchunas by the 1981 General Assembly which - basketball. Houston has a good psychological would have set up a system for profiting from a book, magazine ar­ another example of government at all,” she told the Herald Funeral services for Anthony J. called for an increase in the price of Coach John ’Thompson, however, advantage going in.” Kupchunas. who died Wednesday, merit selection of judges. ticle or film detailing his life and “ over-regulation.” American. commuter toll tickets at Connec­ The bill called for selection of crime. wrote a new chapter in his desire for Tile huge crowd could cause a cer­ will be Saturday at 8:15 a.m. from “ If we’re telling people they have ticut Turnpike stations, will affect judges on merit from a list put The so-called “ Son of Sam’’ bill “ They appeared to be interested seclusion and housed his tain amount of uneasiness among the Samsel Funeral Home, 419 to use seat restraints for their the Charter Oak, Bissell and Put­ together by a special nonpartisan was amended to allow a convict to in knowing what we thought was Georgetown Hoyas 80 miles away in the players Saturday, but it could Buckland Road in South Windsor, children, why don’t we just go ahead nam Bridges. commission to replace the current reap only enough profit from such wrong with the defense’s case,” said the coastal resort town of Biloxi, well remind Houston coach Guy followed by a mass of Christian and tell' them how to feed or clothe The higher, rates on the Connec­ practice under which judges are ventures to cover his legal fees. The them?” he said. juror David Taffs. Miss. Lewis of the good old days. burial in St. Francis of Assisi ticut Turnpike went into effect last Juror Arthur Hull, meanwhile, While the Cougars, Tar Heels and Lewis has been coach at Houston Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in St. nominated by tbe governor. rest would be set aside for his vic­ Failure to use a seat restraint spring. Sen. Clifton Leonhardt, D-Avon, disclosed he had threatened to Cardinals will travel only a few Bridget Cemetery, Manchester. His tims and if the money was un­ would be classified as an infraction, The price of the short-term, 40- was behind the effort to have the claimed, it would be put in a state which carries up to a 399 fine. acquit von Bulow early in the jury’s blocks to the Louisiana Superdome family will receive friends at the ticket toll book will go from 32 to 34. record six-day deliberation unless today for their final workout before funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. measure brought up again. It has fund for crime victims. However, the fine would be waived M The price of long-term, 25-ticket the panel considered the testimony Saturday’s national semifinals, the Memorial contributions may be been defeated in previous legislative The bill was patterned after a under the bill if a violator could NCAA Final Four will also be increased, from 32.50 to sessions. New 'York law, taking.its name from prove he had purchased one of the of a key defense witness. But he said Hoyas will bus an hour and a half made to the American Cancer ^ i e - 35. Commercial toll tickets used by he eventually gave in to the weight from their hideaway and then bus an ty, 237 E. Center St., Manchester or Tbe condominium bill would ex­ the notorious slayer of young seats, which sell for up to 350. truckers, UPS drivers, etc. will be of tbe state’s circumstantial hour and a half back. for 26 years and he was with the to East Catholic High School, 115 tend until 1988, almost intact, women, David Berkowitz, who ’The committee also passed a bill discontinued. called himself “ Son of Sam.’’ evidence. Thompson, whose Hoyas Cougars in 1968 when they played New State Road, Manchester. legislation passed two years ago that would allow police to finger­ 'This will be the first increase in that was due to extire next Jan. 1. The committee also passed a bill print and photograph teenagers In an interview in the Newport clobbered Oregon State in the West UCLA in the Astrodome before a regional finals to make it to the the price of commuter toll tickets on The bill, passed as the Legislature sought by state police that would ex­ aged 14 to 16 who were charged with Paily News Wednesday, Hull said he crowd of 52,693. And earlier this Final Four for the first time in 39 John L. Walsh these bridges since 1958. tried to slow condominium conver­ pand the use of wiretaps in Connec­ felonies. Hartford Police Chief vowed to “ hang this jury” if it didn’t season his team won the Sugar Bowl years, is well-known for protecting John L. Walsh, of 99 Overlook sions, prevents landlords from evic­ ticut. The legislation would allow George Sicaras, a major proponent weigh the statements of an exercise Classic in the Superdome. his players from the prying eyes and Road, Glastonbury, died Thursday ting elderly, blind and disabled state police or their designates to of the bill, said police have a tough instructor at the exclusive New If his team can upset North at Hartford Hospital. York salon Mrs. von Bulow ears of writers and broadcasters. Carolina, Lewis will chalk up vic­ A tenants who don’t want to buy their exceed the current limit of 34 time trying to nab youthful repeat Georgetown, however, will come Private funeral service will be Masked man units. It requires landlords to pay wiretaps a year if they could prove offenders because no previous attended, who claimed the socialite tory No. 500. in for plenty of public viewing Satur­ Saturday with a mass of Christian relocation expenses for all tenants to a three-judge panel that an records exist. confided to her that she took in­ “ I don’t know why,” said Lewis, day in the second game of the burial in St. Augustine's Church. who want to move. emergency existed involving “ im­ Also passed was a bill aimed at jected insulin to lose weight. “ but winning No. 500 sort of means robs store semifinal double header when the Burial w ill be in Cedar H ill One change from the current law minent peril” to the state. something to me. And it sure would curbing abuses by cults. ’The bill Hoyas face Louisville. Houston and Ceme^ry in Hartford. There will be would extend protections only to The bill also would expand the use would allow anyone who believed he “ Right after I said it, I sat back be nice to get it against the No. I COLUMBIA — A masked man North Carolina face off in the first no calling hours. tenants who have lived in a building of wiretaps to any local police of­ was duped out of money or property and thought, ‘You damn fool — you team in the country. It’s a challenge held up the Columbia Package Store game of the afternoon, scheduled to Memorial contributions may be more than four years. ficer sworn as a special state police by a cult organization to bring a civil know he’s guilty,” ’ said Hull, a and we’re looking forward to it. on Route 6 Thursday evening at gun­ begin at 2:39 p.m. CST. made to the Glastonbury Volunteer During hearings on the revised officer. Now, .only state police or mechanic from Jamestown. “ I think we’re playing at about the point and made away with about suit to recover the money. A crowd of 61,000 should jaiii into Ambulance Association, Box 453, ’The state later presented evidence top of our ability and that’s all you 3200, police said. the Superdome Saturday for the Glastonbury. Glastonbury Funeral discrediting the witness, Joy, can ask for.” They said a white male, about 20 semifinals and if that happens it Home, 450 New London Turnpike, O’Neill, and Hull said he finally dis­ Louisville coach Denny Crum, years old and of average height and would set an NCAA attendance Glastonbury, has charge of regarded her entire testimony. shooting for his second national title build, entered the store just before 7 record. arrangements. Hull said tbe testimony of Mrs. UPI photo in three years, has liad his own p.m: wielding a black automatic Child car seat bill advances “ It should be a true neutral court UPI photo von Bulow’s longtime personal problems to worry about during the handgun and demanding cash. He and a championship atmosphere,” maid, Maria Schrallhammer, EDMONTON SCORING MACHINE WAYNE GRETZKY NCAA tournament — problems MARTINA NAVRATILOVA RETURNS BALL wore a ski cap with eye holes cut said North . Carolina coach Dean Anne C. Raymond HARTFORD (U P I) - Parents having a restraint to avoid a fine if “ unreasonable and unfair.” “ made the case” against von Bulow. ...throws puck to bench after scoring 200th point other than the ones on the court. But out, police said. Smith, who is making his seventh ...during easy wfin over Wendy Turnbull last night In the Anne C. Raymond obituary who didn’t strap their toddlers into he proved he has bought one. “ It’s overuse of government The maid’s suspicipns and both have been solved so far. They said a 1969 red Dodge Wednesday, three names were in­ special car seats while driving The seats cost between 325 and regulation,” he said. “ If we’re snooping after Mrs. von Bulow’s Challenger with damage to the correctly spelled. They should have would be breaking the law if some 350, Serrani said. telling people they have to use seat first insulin attack alerted the vic­ driver’s side was seen by a witness read Alexander Csaszar, Richard A. Connecticut leglislators have their Most Transportation Committee restraints fOr their children, why tim’s family and uncovered an in­ to have been in the area for one hour Csaszar Sr., and Michele R. Mazur. way. members felt the law would not don’t we just go ahead and tell them criminating, drug-filled black bag before the robbery, acting ' The Legislature’s Judiciary Com- result in police stopping cars with how to feed or clothe them?” belonging to von Bulow. suspicious and circling the store . . mittee voted 19-3 Thursday to ap­ children and checking for the seats Nafion's fop archers on display Martina romps During a hearing on the bill last area. Hull said the guilty verdict was a prove a bill that would make failure but would be applied when accidents month, Linda D’Onofrio, a member difficult decision for all the jurors. Police said the suspect was to use child restraint seats for occurred in cars where children of the Connecticut’s Women’s “ I think most people cried when wearing a brown jacket and light Professional archery at its best will be dis­ day, Aug.2 with the Chicago Cubs facing the Ball signups children under age 4 an infraction. were passengers. Jaycees, told lawmakers a child they got to the point where they felt pants at the time of the first-degree played this weekend at Hall’s Arrow Indoor (Chicago White Sox. The measure now goes to the House. Sen. Eugene Skowronski, D- riding in a car without a special seat he was guilty. When you walk by the robbery. Anyone with information is Range in Manchester when it hosts the New Sen. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, Derby, who voted against the bill, becomes a “ missile on a launching man every day ... this is somebody set in Bolton asked to call police barracks at 643- Elngland Indoor Archery (Championship. H e r a l d Pay scale improved with easy win co-chairman of the Transportation said he thought it was pad.” 6604. you get to know,” he said. Eric Hall, current national indoor cham­ Committee, where the bill pion, and Rich Johnson, a former winner, will A n g l e Pay scale for umpires and linesmen for the BOLTON — Summer baseball and NEW YORK (U P I) - It takes a Potter, 7-6 (7-3), 7-5, and Jordan also originated, said the intent was to en­ bear watching as well as three-time world 1982 U.S. Open Tennis Championship at softball registration will be held quick pair of eyes to catch Martina had to rally to defeat Bettina Bunge, Ban extended courage use of the restraints and not Supermarket shopping tips team champions. Jack (Cramer and Larry Earl Yost, Flushing Meadows has been increased 50 per­ Saturday at the high school from 9 2-6, 6-3. 6-2, in a match that ended at to crack down on parents who didn’t Wise. Sports Editor cent, United States Teiinis Assn., officials did Navratilova’s act these days. a.m. to noon. Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the YOU CA N Traveling exclusively in the 1:39 a.m. EST with less than 50 Police Chief Robert D. Lannan use them. Hall is a (Columbia resident, well-known in not divulge the amount but P ete Vieira, ' Additional registration dates are grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his express lane, Navratilova, is spectators left in Madison Square wishes to remind all Manchester Under Connecticut law, an infrac­ Manchester having graduate from ECast speaking to members of the Neipsic Tennis April 2, from 7 to 9 p.m., and April 3, “ Supermarket Shopper” column in The Manchester FEEL AT limiting herself to little more than a Garden. residents that the town ordinance tion carries up to a 399 fine, but Catholic High. The 23-year-old Hall recently (Club at its recent banquet, said he was paid 336 from 9 a.m. to noon, ^ t h of these banning overnight parking has been Serrani said the bill would allow a Herald. a day which included travel expenses... token appearance in a 3300,000 The tournament is known as the 2 added the (Connecticut Indoor Finger and sessions will be held at the town women’s tennis championship. Avon Championships. extended to April 30. motorist given a ticket for not A N D HAVE Release Division titles to bis mounting Current edition of Sports Illustrated features hall. After requiring only 50 minutes to Navratilova had anticipated the No parking will be allowed on any achievements with perfet scores in both and Angeles, pens word that few Dodger fans sup­ a story on Alberto Salazar, the USA’s best The registration fee this year is $5 beat Bettina Bunge the previous worst from Turnbull since the public highway, or designated HIGH BLOOD will be the man to beat on his home range. ported Fernando Valenzuela in his holdout. distance runner today and former per child for each program. municipally owned, leased or Blanco, a fine baseball umpire here and in Manchester resident...Nets have been in­ day, Navratilova reduced her court Australian veteran had fought her Families with more than one child Correction operated off-street parking lot or (California, noted that the IM g e r pitcher had stalled for the season at Manchester (Com­ time to 44 minutes ’Thursday night in for 2-‘/2 hours at Dallas two weeks will pay 35 for the first, and 33 for PRESSURE Notes off the cuff area between tbe hours of 2 to 6 a.m. The Herald incorrectly implied in ___:ir'wws^' - turned off ninp in every 10 Los V ^ e le s faqs munity College , Charter Oak Park, routing Wendy Turnbull, 6-2, 6-2, to ago before succumbing 7-5 in the any additional participants. - - - ia.^=------a> - ■ Violators' will be issued parking Thursday’s paper that the Bolton Rick Krause, former local resdent and with his salary demands...Annual Cops Memorial Field, Robertson Park and the gain, the semifinals. (Considering final set. Adults wishing to play in either tickets. Elementary School’s sex education High blood pressure Is Herald newsboy, is now with the Maine Paper (P olice) and Robbers (C lergy) benefit West Side Oval...Unsung Hero Award among that Navratilova regarded Turnbull the women’s softball league, the curriculum does not include abor­ known as the silent and correspondent for New England Runni^ basketball game will take place S u i^ y night members of the 1981-82 Hartford Whaler cast as her toughest rival in the field of men’s softball league or the “ Jack A killer whale, also called “ orca” tion as a topic. The curriculum does killer. You can develop It and Runner’s World. Krause resides in at the Clarke Arena. Proceeds will go to the from this writer goes to Garry Howatt. ’The eight, the outlook for the weekend is and Jill’’ league may also register at from its Latin name, is similar to at an early age and If Waterville, Maine and has been an active dis­ Manchester Conference of (Churches. First little guy has been a plugger all season with foreboding. NCAA hockey the above times. cover the subject. The curriculum man in that it is one of the few undetected and tance runner for some time and has appeared game starts at 6, feature at 7:30...Dates to consistent performances with a limited In the two contests, Navratilova does not take a stand on the ethical There't No Other Place Like It PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI)-'The For more information, call Ron animals that seemingly kills for untreated. It will quietly in several Manchester Five Milers here on remember: Baseball World Series starts amount of skills...Dave Barry of Manchester has lost only seven games while issues of abortion, though. journey from Grand Forks, N.D., is Avery at 646-0890. sport. and slowly damage ’Thanksgiving morning...Ray Treacy, second Tuesday, Oct.l2 in the National League is a distance runner with ’Trinity (College’s stretching her winning streak to 26 a long one, and the few green-clad SEE OUR LARGE WICKER your blood vessels, best the Five Milers here in 1979 and 1981, won champion’s park. Champiobship Cham­ spring track squad coached by Alex Magoun. matches. supporters were drowned in a sea of heart, kidney and brain. the Irish 7.5 mile road race In Holyoke, pionship series starts one week earlier, he latter may be recalle as winner of the SELECTION.... red as they tried to yell encourage­ Treat It and live. Mass., last Sunday as part of the Irish Day Oct.S...Annual All-Star game will be p la y ^ ’Three-Mile Road Race last June as part of “ I ’m sure I ’ll have a closer match ment to their team. festivities...Ray Blanco, former Mahehester Tuesday, July 13 in Montreal and the Hall of the New England Relays in Manchester. He’s than I did today or yesterday," But worry not for North Dakota. NOTICE •New Japanese Mutsu Apples Chwck your proaaura man, now an insurance executive in Los Fame game at (Cooperstown is set for Mon­ also an all-time track great at ’Trinity. Navratilova said graciously, “ but havlni regularly between doctor's hopefully it won’t be too tight.” They got all the incentive they EAST, WEST AW BUCKLAW •Dandelion Oreens •Nectarines In contrast, Sylvia Hanika of West needed from the raucous fans from affal •Hot Peppers •Asparagus visits with the Vita-Star' Fully Germany had to struggle for two hated Wisconsin. The red-dressed CEMETERIES Automatic Blood Pressure hours and 20 minutes before sub­ Badger supporters, numbering we have the supplies— I •Fresh p !b m •Kiwi FruH ComnuteK duing Anne Smith, 6-7 (7-4), 6-3, 6-4, more than half of the 7,132 atten­ • napkins • plastic cups • candles • balloons *1] to join Navratilova in Saturday’s dants,'openly rooted against North It la requested that cemetery lot owners remove T T R f f COMMUNITY SERVICE OF Women's tennis sponsorship in good condition • table covers • decorations • crepe paper “ any winter grave decorations that they wish to semifinals. Dakota ^nd that’s all the Fighting streamers k e ^ . FRUH BASKETS MAK TO ORDER NEW YO RK (U P I) - Corporate early next week. Bill (Corbett, the being held in Madison Square said. ’The other two berths in the semis Sioux ne^ed. M m f can htndlt SNV aiza partr — and ow “ Starting Monday, April S, 1982, weather permit­ ‘Wsstomi'Wifurmacx btii sponsorship of the $2.1 million company’s public relations director, Garden this week. (Corbett declined to outline the op­ will be filled tonight when Turnbull North Dakota, getting two goals ■ W pricaa CANT f b— tl DiaCOUNTB to oH ting, the necessary spring clean-up ol the women’s winter tennis tour may be said Thursday night. There have been persistent tions available to Avon, but added, plays Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia and an assist from center Dusty orgonhaUontl a ] | grounds will begin In preparation for movdng. 459 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER undergoing a qiajor upheaval. ‘ “ Our option udth the Women’s rumors that the company might “ I think we’ll see Avon involved in and Smith meets Kathy Jordan. Carroll, downed Northeastern 6-2 REMINDED: Plaatic flowsra or decoratlona Avon Products, currently un­ Tennis A s ^ ia tio n expired Jan. IS,” withdrwaw from primary spon­ some way in tennis. I think the New Jausovec and Jordan both remained ’Thursday night to move into the PERO FRUIT STAND 643-S230 derwriting the 22 events on the in contention in the double elimina­ finals of the 35th NCAA hockey tour­ should not be used on grave sites between April C o iM t said. “ We aidied tor, and sorship. York event is great.” lAiriVA^ S and October 31, 1982. For your shopping convenience pay your'HELCO championihlp Indoor circuit ^ the teoelved, an extei)slon to April 1.” “Our announcement next week The company’s support of the tion forinat by winning ’Thursday nament. ’They will meet the winner of tonight’s semifinal between Robert D. Harrison OPEN YEAR ROUND SNEITCO & CNG bills here! Also we’re a US Post supporting futui)^ tdur,'la ocpected Avon has s p o n a ^ the circuit for will reflect what the women’s tennis futures has bera a vital part in its night to even their records at 1-1. Office substation. Jausovec fought from behind in Wisconsin and New Hampshire in Superintendent of 276 Oakland 8t. Manch«atar to make an annobhe^ent concer­ tifo past (our years and the $SOO,(K)0 players want, what the WTA. Wants growth. ning ita continuing role in tbe event and what Avon wants,” Corbett both sets to overcome Barbara the Saturday night final. ______^______Cemeterlee "Lettuce Get Acquainted" WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH cubnination of the tournament is ■•'■oi 'io r

MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ March 26. 1982 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26, 1982 Billy Gardner deserves sympathy | JQZZ NFL hopGS to odd Scoreboard ORLANDO. Fla. (UPI) — Billy Gardner Twins brought him up in late August, and the reminds me of those old pioneers. 21-year-old Hrbek. The Twins have still Cindv l.imoln 394T—M Kd Sneed 37-37-74 Come hell or high water, he’s going to get another excellent rookie in Gary Gaetti. He Nan<-y Hubin 41-44--ar Ed Dougherty 37- 37- 74 hit 30 homers last year with Orlando and Robin Walton Bernhard Langer 38*36-74 that wagon over the Great Divide. Sports Hovcriy Klass 44-44 -ffl Mark PfeiV 39*36 7T Most people are sympathizing with him homered in his first at-bat on Sept. 20 against 16 G o lf Turn Nnealoshi 4(>-iV-a9 Mark O'Meara 40-X-7r ways at three new teams .-i-atnalcur Tom (Jray 39*36-7T already with the job that faces him as the Rangers. Parade Pal Lindsey 39*36 Z manager of the Minnesota Twins. They aren't Most impressive of all this spring, a*Nathanicl ('rosby 30-X^Z spiiling over with a lot of high-priced talent. however, has been Jim Eisenreich, a 22-year- we didn’t have enough on offense.” PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Com­ not three months this time,” Rozelle the legal ramifications, but I feel By United Press International Jim Dent 40- X^Z Milt Richman By United Press International that will be difficult to do. They Heritage Classic Dave Barr 38- 37-Z Nor are they likely to be in the near future old non-roster outfielder who hit .311 at In other games, Detroit downed missioner Pete Rozelle closed the said. “I would have to realistically At Hilton Head Island. S.C.. March 2T could go until the off-season and go A Arnold Palmar 38-38-76 because Calvin Griffith, the man who runs Wisconsin Rapids last season and could wind Life goes on in the National Philadelphia 100-98, Houston National Football League owners consider ourselves underdogs (Par 711 Hubert Green 38-36-76 the ciub, has this sound but lately unsup­ up staying with the Twins next month. Basketball Association — losing and stopped Portland 108-105 and Denver annual winter meeting ’Thursday because of the previous decision (8-2 with the new leagues. The U.S. Foot­ Bud Allin 34-30-64 Don Pooley 41- Xr-76 ball League is looking to play in the Bv United Press International Mike Donald 33-31-64 Woody Blackburn 38-36-76 ported idea it’s far more beneficial in the So far during the spring exhibition season all that Jazz. beat San Diego 129-117. with another pitch of his sports bill. in favor of the Raiders). Of course, S\T Sm Open Gibby Gilbert 33*34-67 Greg Norman 37- 39-76 long run to develop your own ballplayers than the club has been struggling, winning only “You don’t beat the Jazz easily, PUlons 100, 76ern 98 Rozelle is seeking to gain antitrust we’d like to win but if we lose, we spring but even there I don’t now At Kaanapnii. Hawaii. March 2f. David Howards 34*33--67 Rod Curl 36-46-76 what the legal problems are. I can’t • Par 73» Mike McCullough X-32--67 Scnll Simpson 40- 36 76 go out and spend millions for them in the four of its first 14 games but Gardner realizes they have a lot of guts,” Golden At Pontiac, Mich., Terry Tyler hit exemption from Congress for pro lose. We’re ready to go to the Ninth Kathy Young X-3T--7n George Burns X-33—€8 imagine them being able to set up a Bill Britton’ 38- 36-76 2'/2 his green kids will need time to ripen. State Coach A1 Attles said Thursday an eight-foot turnaround jumper football and the league is putting Circuit Appeals of the Supreme Nancy Lopez Melton 34*3fr^-70 Doug Towell 33-X*-6H Bill Callee 41- X-76 free-agent market. games back two days before that, then Howard Twittv 31-37—68 Gardner knew what he was getting into finished fourth six games out. Injuries killed All this good-looking, but as yet largely un­ night after World B. Free scored 34 with two seconds to play to lift the together a bill which it hopes to in­ Court. That will take about three new league by this fall.” Amy Alcott 3T-37—72 I^oonard Thomiison. 34-42 -76 Rozelle also talked about his. own Myra Van H(kisc 33*39—72 Iton Streck 36-32-68 Al Gciberger .W-36 -76 when he became Twins’ manager last May, them. tried, young talent with the club somehow is points and the Warriors survived a Pistons. Julius Erving led all troduce in Washington within a years. In that time we’ll try to get Marga Stubblefield 3f-37—72 Jerry Pale X.-33-68 1-arry Ziegler 40-37--77 having been one of their coaches. Still, be Shortstop Roy Smalley was in and but with reminiscent of 1959 and the action Griffith fourth-quarter Utah outburst at Salt scorers with 31 points, including 13 month. Baseball has antitrust our sports bill through.” future. Cathy Mant 3r.-3B—73 Bobby Wadkins 33-X^-68 Mike Holland 37c46--77 “I have five years remaining on Judy Clark 3T.-38-73 'Pommy Valentine 33-X:—68 David Thore 38-39 -77 likes his job and the Twins’ chances. a bad back. Catcher Butch Wynegar took part took in Washington before he moved the club Lake City to hand the Jazz their 16th in the final quarter. Isiah ’Thomas exemption but football does not. Rozelle is scheduled to testify I’at Bradley 38-3T^73 .lohn Mahaffey 32-36-68 .lim Booros X-42~77 "We have a lotta people who wanna play in only 47 games due to bone chips in his to Minnesota. He ordered Cookie Lavagetto, consecutive loss, a 107-105 decision. Rozelle said the league Is ready to next Wednesday in Los Angeles but my contract,” he said. “When it Jo Anne Washam X-38—73 ' Scott Hoeh X-33—68 Vance Hcafner 40- 38 -78 expires. I’ll be 61. I’ll decide then Janet Alex 38*38-74 (Vaig Stadler 36*33—69 Randy Glover 40*39 79 and that makes my job easier,’’ he says throwing elbow. Righthander Roger Erickson his manager, to play two kids on the team, 23- ’’I’ve been with a team that’s lost 17 add two more expansion teams but he said he will ask for a delay. D A. Weibring 36-33-~69 what I want to do. Right now I don’t Janet Coles 39-3f^74 Terry Florence 41- 36-79 watching pitching coach Johnny Podres work suffered a broken finger in August. Third yearold Harmon Killebrew and 24-year-old straight so I know the feeling.” , that it cannot act until it receives “I don’t expect I’ll get it,” he said. Jane Crafter 37*37—74, Andy North 36-33--69 Vic Liscomh .77-42-79 with righthander Pete Redfern, who put Bob Allison, regularly, even though Lavaget­ The ‘Jazz had five chances to tie antitrust immunity. want to commit for another 10 JoAnne Carner 34-40--74 Tom Kite 33-36-69 Bill Kratzert 42- 37-79 baseman John Castino required back surgery ■years. I’m not saying I’ll resign Patty Sheehan 36-38-74 Jim Colbert 33*36—69 Ronnie I’arker 44 *36 82 together a fine 6-1 record over the second half shortly before the season ended and rookie to wasn’t sure they were ready. the game in the final 1:40 while Several cities are pushing for Jannette Kerr 36*38—74 Tom Jenkins X.-34—60 a-amateur Killebrew hit 42 home runs and Allison con­ holding Golden State scoreless. But after five yars — I just want to be , Dale Kggeting 37*37—74 Fuzzy Zocllcr X-:i4-60 last year. first baseman Kent Hrbek, who hit a 12th- franchises. Despite the fact that free to make a decision at that Yuko MorigUf hi .34-40—74 Fred Couples X .34-60 "We’re the youngest team in the majors,” inning homer to beat the Yankees the night he nected for 30, both going on to become future three missed shots, a block and a expansion was not on the owners’ Mary Bea I’orler 34-40-74 Nick Faldo 37*32-69 continues Gardner. "I know we don’t have was called up, Aug. 24, pulled a hamstring All-Stars on this team," says Griffith, turnover allowed the Warriors to es­ point.” Sue Krtl 38-37- 7T Bob Shearer 36:t:t-69 agenda, Jacksonville, Fla., and In­ ‘We can’t expand NFL owners made some minor Vicki Tabor .7?*38-7T Mike Reid 3 4 X ^ the kind of stars the other clubs have, but three days later and was out for two weeks. enthusiastic over the Twins’ chances this cape with the victory. l.^ura Hurlbut 36-39- 7T. Jlin Thorpe 36*33—€0 2 dianapolis had exhibits at ^he season when they move into their new domed Free scored 17 of his points in the rules changes as they attempted to l>cbbic Austin 37-38--7T. Victor Regalado < X.-34-69 many of our players can be in time. I tell the “We started to call our trainer, Dick Mar­ meetings for three days and Phoenix Tom Wat.Hon 36-33—60 kids — ‘When you go out there on the field, stadium in Minnesota. first quarter as Golden State without litigation’ wrap up their meetings a day earlier Betsy King 36-40 76 S o c c e r tin, ‘Hawkeye,’ like the guy in M.A.S.H,,’’ made a presentation Wednesday than s^eduled. J>uc Fogieman 37-39—76 Gary Halibcrg 34-X--69 you're a big leaguer. Let the other side know says Gardner. "I thought if we had all our "So far,’’ he adds, with a slight gleam in his grabbed a 38-33 lead. ’The Warriors Donna Caponi X-41—76 Kd Fipri 36-33 -69 night. Memphis and Birmingham, The owners voted to: Jay Rbas 34-36-70 it.'” people available, we might’ve had a shot at eye, “I haven’t ordered the manager to play never trailed in the game, and Utah Pete Rozelle Bonnie 1-aucr 39-37— 76 Ala., also are interested. '' • No longer require teams to Sandra Haynic 36-40--76 Greg INiwcrs 34*36-70 / Gardner managed in the minors 12 years, winning the second half." any of the kids regularly like I did when we tied the score only once in the final ' “A lot of cities have talked to us Alison Sheard 37*39--76 .lohn Sehroedcr 37-33- 70 leading six of his clubs home first and Some of those people were raw rookies like were in Washington. But I might have a three periods: 64-64 on Adrian show a double shift three times in a Cathy Reynolds 39*37—76 Gefirge Archer 34-36—70 about expansion,” Rozelle said, game outside the opponent’s 20-yard Jan Slephensiin X *41—76 David Kuholbergcr 36-34-70 ..a.jdi{ in d o o r s(k :c k r lk a g i k finishing lower than fourth only once. 21-year-old shortstop Lenny Faedo, who rup- thought before we start the season. If I do. I’ll Dantley’s basket to open the second “and we’re ready to expand. It’s a-liori Castillo 39*37 -76 Dan Pohl . 36*34 70 By United Press International Under Gardner, the Twins did remarkably . tured his right heel on a close play at first sure tell Gardner about it. Why not? When half. scored 21 points for the Pistons, who line before it uses a double shift in­ Mardell Wilkins 36-39- 76 Bobbv Clampott 34-36—70 ^'.astern Division been six years since we added Seat­ “The reason for the delay is that I Debbie Rasti 37-40 -77 Chip Heck 37-33-70 W L Pet GB well the second half of last season staying in base on Sept. 4; 23- ear-old catcher Tim things go wrong, who catches all the hell? Joe Barry Carroll added 18 points have won six of their last seven to side the 20-yard line. tle and Tampa Bay and those haven’t had a helluva lot of time to • Eliminate the provision in the Jan Ferraris 36-41—77 Isao Auki 36*34-70 New Yolk X 7 .781 - 0 contention for the American League’s West Laudner, who hit 42 home runs with Orlando The president and chairman of the board does for the Warriors, Bernard King 17 improve to 33-36. liecky Pearson 38-39 -77 Wally Armslnmg 36*34 70 PillKbuigb 23 11 .676 3 franchises are well off the ground. prepare. The new television con­ rulebook that allowed coaches to Peter Jacobsen 36-X- 71 Baltimore 21 12 636 4‘; Division title until Sept. 30. They were only ’ and was bothered by a knee problem after the — and that’s me!” and. Lorenzo Romar 11. Rockets 108, Blazers 95 Jerilyn Britz 38*39^ 77 At Portland, Ore., Moses Malone “But the situation is this. We can’t tract, the legislation, this meeting— mutually agree upon shortening the Holly Hartlcv 36-41—77 Bob Gilder .77-34-71 Biillalo ‘ 19 ir. .fJ9 7 Dantley led Utah with 28 points, expand without fear of litigation. Karblyn Kcrlzman 36-41- 77 Keith Fergus X.*36 -71 New .lersey 13 19 406 12 including a basket in the final two scored 41 points and grabbed 18 they’ve taken up quite a bit of time. length of a game. Cindy Hill 37-41—78 Barney Thompson 36-X;—71 Clevelarul 12 20 XT 13 We’ve said that as soon as the sports It was good to get the television con­ • Reduced the penalty for an il­ Donna White 38-4fr 78 Rex Caldwell 36-X--71 Ptiiladclphia 9 26 Z 7 17'-. minutes that brought the Jazz back rebounds to lead Houston. Allen Western Division bill has passeil, which gives us the tract out of the way.” l)eanie Wood 39*3--78 Bruce T>ouglass X-36—71 from a 10-point deficit (102-92) to Leavell scored 19 points and Robert legal bat of kick from a loss of 15 Carolyn Hill 37-41—78 Lvn Lott .X-36-71 St Ixnns 27 R 771 - same rights as all multi-divisional Wic hiUi 21 13 618 P; Reuschel'out within two of Golden State. Rickey Reid 14 for Houston while Mychael Rozelle expects the next five yards to a loss of 10 yards. Amelia Rorcr 37-41—78 • B<)b Murphy X-36-71 corporations, we’ll expand. We’ve months of negotiations to be difficut • Give clubs the option of Kelley Fuiks 39*39- 78 John CooV ' 38-33-71 Mempbr 16 19 4f7 11 Soccer Club FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Green added 21. Thompson was high for Portland Sharon Barrett 39*39- 78 Frank (Conner 34-37—71 Denver 13 13 21 21 .182 13'z M adia] with 23. told people that if you pass this but he did express skepticism on the marking a solid white border wider Tatsuko Ohs.'iko 39-39 -78 .lohn Fought 36-X»—71 Kansas <’ilv 10 24 294 I6' j (UPI) — The New York Yankees ’’Al has done a g rea t job PhiH’nix 10 24 2iM IB'.* Nuggets 129, Clippers 117 sports bill, we’re ready to expand. threat of some players to form their than the present six feet. .lenny l.«e Smith 40-38--78 Dan Hallaorson .36-X^-71 Thursday placed righthander Rick 1 ‘’TV rebuilding Golden State this year,” Kathy Cornelius 37-41- 78 Tom Purtzer 37-34-71 Thursday's (lames car wash set said Utah Coach Frank Layden. At San Diego, Kiki Vandeweghe “You can call it dangling if you own inde|iendent league. • Establish officiating mechanics .’lovre Kazmirrski 39-39--T8 Mike Sullivan X-36-71 iNo Games Scheduled > Reuschel on the 21-day disabled list, “I think that would be rather dif­ for timing the 10-second count when Alcaxandra Hienhardt 40-38--78 Ben Crenshaw X-36-71 Fridav's Gainc.s "We played hard against them, scored 32 points to lead Denver to its wish,” Rozelle added, “but all we’re Jeff Mitchell X-36-71 I All Times' K.ST* Manchester Soccer Club 16-and- effective March 23. ficult,” he said. “I don’t know all it becomes necessary 'by rules. Mary Dwyer 38-41--79 under travel team will hold a car Reuschel. counted on to be the came back and refused to give up. eighth straight victory and help saying is that as soon as the sports IJnda Hunt , 39-40—79 Joe Inman 33-39—72 liuMalo ai New .Icrsev. 7;X p m hand the the Clippers’ their eighth I’atti Rizzo 40*39-79 Bill Rogers 37-Xr-72 St. Lfiiiis at New York. 8 (f n.m wash Saturday morning starting at 9 Yankees' No, 4 starter, has not r o N i G i i ' r We did a good job on defense, es­ bill is passed, we’ll appoint an M J. Smith 41-38-79 Mark McCumber 36-36-72 I’.alliinore at Kansas (’ily. R 3T pm o’clock at Moriarty Bros., Center pitched a game this spring. He 6:30 ■ Cullcgc buskrllmll report, pecially in the fourth quarter. But consecutive loss. expansion committee to give us two Ijtri (larbaf z 40-39--79 U c Klder 36-36-72 Wichita at Mempliis. 8 X p m Judy Kimball 37-42--79 I.OU Graham 37-X—72 Saturday's Games. Street. reported late to camp because of a KSPN more teams for a total of 30. If Cycle pins first defeat Nariry Maunder 34-4.'’--?J Tim Simpson 37*Xr-72 New Jersev at Philadelphia The fund-raising project includes contract dispute and then came up 7:15 • NBA: Cellirs vh. PiHlons, that’s dangling, that’s dangling. It’s Susie Iteming 39-40 7J a-Jodic Mudd i 37-X--72 I’lttshiiigh at rie\elaiid Vt lNF, WPOP been six years since we expanded Debbie Massey X-4+--79 Danny Kdwards 38-.14 72 Denvei at IMiiicnix vacuuming inside, window cleaning with a sore shoulder that further Martha Hansen 42-37--7J Tom WeiskopI 36-36—72 and a brush wash. hindered is progress. 7:30 - College hoekey, F^SHN Tied for Heritage lead and we’re all ready to go. All we are on DiRosa quintet, 69-68 I.enore Muraoka 41*38-^79 Tommy Aaron 38-34 72 8 - NHL: KungerH v». Sabres, Cli. waiting for is for the sports bill to be Jr>an Joyce 37A3-^ Gene Littler 33-39-72 Mindy Moore 41-39-80 Jay Cudd 36-36 -Ti 9 passed so we’re not faced with Battle for first place last night Thirty points by tall Bruce LeDoyt Hollis Stacy 41-39^-80 George Cadle ;)6-36 -72- 8:,30 - Soeeer: Itlasl vs. Cornels, litigation..” at Bennet found Manchester Cycle led Fogarty’s Oilers to a 78 79-74 Kathy Marlin 38-42 -80 Mark Lye . 37-X-T2 eSA Rozelle also touched on the other decision over Sportsman Cafe. Dianne I)alley 38-42-41) Gil Morgan 36*36--72 pinning the first loss of the Atsuko Hikage 39-41--80 Roger Mallbir 36-.T6—72 ■B. Te ' n n is 10 - NIII,: Oilers vs. Roekies, two major items of concern during Businessman’s Basketball League Dave Lewis added 18 points and liosev Bartlett 37-43--80 (‘harlcs CckkIv .16-36-72 KSPN the meetings — the upcoming trial Kellii Doherty Kinker 40-40 41) l-arrv Nelson 37-X---72 New clubs key season on DiRosa Cleaners, 69-M. Curt LeDoyt 15 to the winning effort Sue Bennett 38-4.V-81 Miller Barber X 38--7J 10:30 - MtA: Knieks vs. Bulls, in Los Angeles as the league The Cleaners entered play witha a with Jeff Gott pacing the losers with Aliee Miller 4041- 81 Bruce Devlin 38X--71 Training Cli. 9 attempts to prevent the Oakland 22 points. Steve Chotiner added 18, l.ynn Stronev. 38-4.3 4U Gary Player • 37-36-71 spotless 14-0 record. The two teams Silvia Bertolcieeini 3942--81 Hale Irwin 38-X-73 Raiders from moving to Los are now deadlocked with 14-1 stan­ Bill Eller 16 and Glen Nerbak 10. I'am (iietzen 4240 -82 Dave StfK’kton 39*34-73 Tennis Results Angeles and the negotiation with the dards. Standings — Manchester Cycle 14- Mice Ritzman :W-44 82 Mike Morlcv 39*34 71 By United Press Intornaliiinal Camp Dailey case - S ’' players’ union. The current contract Kathy Postlewait 38-4442 .1 (’ Snead 37*36 - 73 l’'our*man exhibition Double figure scorers for. the 1, DiRosa Cleaners 14-1, Fogarty Pam Higgins 39-44 8^1 Brad Brvant 37-36 -71 At Case ais Portugal. Marf hX for Buddy Allin between the league and the NFL Cyclemen were Mark Piekos 23, , Oilers 11-4, Spprtsman’s Cafe 8-7, l''.laine Hand 39-44-83 Boh Kaslwood 37-36-7J Seiond round SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - All- Players’ Acsociation expires on July Stan Alexander 16, Ed Kowal 12 and Filloramo Construction 6-9, Buffalo Chris Johnson 40-4.3 -83 .lames Neltord 39-34-73 Bjorn Biirg. Swcslen. del Viliis ISotes America basketball star. Quintin ThcrcHc He.ssion 41-42 -83 Unnv Wadkins 36-37--73 (.erulaitis U S.. 74\. 6,1. P.ml M( Namc’c. Dailey'will be prosecuted on four of 15 and the players have said they Bob Kieman 11. Water Tavern 5-10.' 1^ Ann Cassadav 40-43-83 Terry Diehl 37-37 -74 Australia, dc'l Hfill (ichring. West HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. even though a club manufacturer is will strike if contract demands are Brenda fJoldsmith 39-44—83 r)onis Wal.Hon 3638-74 Germany 6-.1. 7*6 the five felony counts filed against Best in defeat were Carl National Division - Manchester I’elcr Ooslerhuis 37-37—74 (UPI) — On his way to the first one of his sponsors. not met. Police 11-4, Allied Printing 9-6, l/>ri Huxhold 44-40--4M him in a sexual assualt of a Univer­ BUDDY ALLIN “They won’t reimburse me,” Bujaucius and Hal Rawlings with 20 round of the Heritage Golf classic. “All I can say about the trial is points each and Don Guinan added Westown Pharmacy 6-9, Moriarty A sity of San Francisco nursing stu­ .watches putt drop Buddy Allin stopped at a roadside Allin said. that I’m glad it’s just a month and 10. Fuel 4-11, BA Blub 2-13, Purdy 0-15. dent. golf shop and plunked down $422 for The rounds were only one shot shy Birds lose Stone a new set of clubs. By the end of the of a course record 63 posted here in Patriots New England ski scene day, he figured he got his money’s 1975 by Jack Nicklaus. USED CAR DIRECTORY By United Press International At Winter Haven, Fia., John worth. Both Allin and Donald had chip-ins Tudor, Tom Burgmeier and Luis Allin, who returned to the tour for birdies, and both had their plan COMPARE OUR CARS ^ over ZO Reconditioned Cars When the Baltimore Orioles come Aponte combined on a six-hitter and three years ago because he needed strong finishes on a series of birdie Frustrating season ToC Choose From north in less than two weeks to open the Boston Red Sox snapped a seven- Summer no longer quiet the money, used the new set of clubs putts in the 12 to 15-foot-range. COMPARE OUR PRICES ^ Most Below N A D.A. Book the season, one of their pitching game losing streak with an 8-0 to birdie the last five holes of the “I really did’t realize I birdied the mainstays will be among the mis­ triumph over the Montreal Expos. 6,804-yard Harbour Town Golf Links last four or five holes until I looked 'luxury' COMPARE OUR WARRANTY • OneVeor on 1979 and Newer sing. Tudor, considered a sure bet for WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - What as a part oi me activities offered in Smugglers’ Notch’s "Club and tie Mike Donald for the at the scoreboard,” said Allin. “I The Orioies Thursday placed manager Ralph HoUk's five-man goes on at New England ski areas firstround lead at 7-under-par 64. was playing one shot at a time. I just right-hander Steve Stone, sidelined rotation, gave up all six Montreal when the skis come off and the last Smugglers” program. kept making those lOfooters.” for Eagle hoopsters FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) Donald, who finished several white patches of snow disappear un­ Mt. Snow, in West Dover, Vt., — The New England by a sore elbow for the past two hits, including two each to Tim hours ahead of Allin, had his own Still within striking distance after Y U R tU K E M o o a FEiiT U IES WAHIANTEE PRICE offers intensive golf-learning Patriots announced plans weeks, on the 21-day disabled list. Raines and Larry Parrish, in six in­ til late fall? Lots. stretch of four birdies on the last Thursday’s round were four-time points respectively, return. So, too, A sampling shows that at some vacations as does Stratton at its By Len Auster do 6-foot-5 sophomore Chris Thursday to build 28 luxury Orioles general manager Hank nings. four holes, to post the best score of player of the year Tom Watson, Herald Sportswriter Peters said that the move was made At Tuscan, Ariz., the Cleveiand In­ areas like Connecticut’s ski Sun­ Golf Academy. Stratton is offering a Bninone, who is still experiencing boxes at Schaefer Stadium, 80 BUICK Regil S|)ori Cpe. Loaded, 22,000 ml lY e a r •5420 fly-fishing school in its summertiine his pro career and join Allin with a second-leading money winner Tom retroactive to March 21 and Slope dians scored five runs in the first in­ down or Sunday River in Maine Self analysis leads East Catholic some growth, and 6-foot-4 the proceeds from which 79 BUICK SkjIUN li V-0, M b., PS 90 Day •4150 curriculum for the first time this three-shot lead over David Kite, and third-leading money would be eligible to be reactivated ning and held on to record their attention will be less on attracting winner Craig Stadler, all with 69s. Basketball Coach Jim Penders to sophomore John Theriault. The will help pay for a new Edwards, Mike McCullough and scoreboard and other 7 7 BUICK D « c t r i2 2 5 43,000 au.. loadad, unroof 90 Day •0350 April 11. “ , eighth straight victory, downing the outsiders and more on sprucing up summer. Defending champion Bill Rogers point the finger at the mirror for the latter started some late-season out­ and adding to existing facilities. Stowe’s full calendar incliides an Gibby Gilbert. stadium improvements. Major-league rules specify that a Seattle Mariners 9-5. The Indians, On a day of ideal weather and shot a 72, while Arnold Palmer had a reason behind a disasterous 9-12 ‘81- ings after impressive perfor­ 81 CAOILLAC S « v i « New! Price incL CM rebate 1 Year •18.804 player may be disabled 15 days 11-41, collected five hits in the first But at many other ski areas, AKC Dog Show July 11, Stowe,Horse 76. 82 campaign. mances. The improvements are Show July 18, a crafts show July 30- course conditions, nearly half the expected to be completed 80 CAOILLAC Eldorado 1 Oimor, 26,000 n i lY e a r •12.700 before the start of the club's regular off starter and loser Bob Stoddard, culture, tennis, golf, conventions field scored par or better. Among Donald, who has never won a tour­ It was the first losing season ever Junior Dave Callahan, junior Sean Aug. 1, the 25th annual Antique and for the 1982 season and will 80 CADILLAC Sodan doViBo Diesel, 30,000 lY e a r •9250 season. The Orioles open their 1982 with Joe Charboneau knocking in and scenic views will vie to attract nine golfers at three-under 68 were, nament, had missed four cuts and in 19 years of varsity ball at East. MePadden and sophomore Joe wL season on April 5. two of the runs. wayfarers and vacationers to'enjoy Classic Car Rally Aug. 6-8, Stowe “The season was frustrating per­ Smith are also returnees from the be financed through 79 CADILLAC Coupe d o M o Loaded, astro roof, leather L Y e a r •0030 Grand Prix professional tennis Aug. Jerry Pate, the winner of last failed to qualify twice in 11 tour­ private sources and the Stone has not pitched since March At West Palm Beach, Fla., Rafael the ambience of being at the moun­ week’s TPC and the tour’s leading sonally because I somehow failed to jayvee/varsity contingent. There tain. 16-22 and an Octoberfest on three naments this year before his round sale of the luxury boxes. 79 CADILLAC EMorodo Full power, 36,000 m l, leather lY e a r •10.800 11, when he worked two perfect in­ Ramirez singled home the winning money winner, and Scott Hoch, who Thursday. But he described his golf motivate them,” he states, “I are others who could battle for var­ For example, in Massachusetts weekends — Sept. 1819, 25-26 and j The luxury boxes will be lY e a r nings against Texas before he was run in the 10th inning to give the had only 22 putts and 13 oneputt as a series of ups and downs. couldn’t motivate them and I’m sup­ W sity floor time. 79 CADILLAC Sovfle Loaded, 40,000 uiL •9030 are the Berkshire Music Festival at Oct. 2-3. “I think they’ll learn from this built on the second and forced to leave the game because of Atlanta Braves a 4-3 triumph over “I’ll just go out tomorrow and ig­ posed to do it as the coach. Coupe doVdio Leather, iwll equipped lY e a r Tanglewood July 1-29 and the The Burke Mountain, Vt., third greens in his round. third floors of an expanded 78 CADILLAC •0450 tenderness in his elbow. the Texas Rangers. Atlanta had tied “I just have one set of irons. I nore everything that’s happening to “You don’t want to look in the year. The kids will know everyone Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in annual Sheep and Wool Festival, press box and will ac­ Seville NoO equipped lY e a r The 1980 American League Cy the score 3-3 in the ninth when pinch me and try to play another round of , mirror but I have to look at myself,” ha^ to pitch in and work hard 78 CADILLAC •8250 Becket celebrating its 50th season May 22, will feature a spinning com­ didn’t' like them, so I had to do comodate from eight to 12 Young Award winner will not return hitter Claudell Washington drove in something,” said Allin, who has won good golf.” said Donald. he continued. because of the competition we 77 CADILLAC Fhotwood Loaded, 54,000 nu. 30 Day •5530 to Baltimore when the Orioles break Rufino Linares, who had walked to this year, June 30 through Labor petition and handmade shawl auc­ Petiders, who in five years at the face,” states Penders, “The work people. The press box five tournaments, but none since 80 CHEV. M o n a 4 Old, 4 speed, PS lY e a r •4750 camp April 3. He will remain at the start the inning and advanced to Day. tion. There will be log rolling June 5 controls has compiled a 71-50 won- ethic has to be fulfilled to its expansion will result in the on Lumberlan’s Day, an Arts and returning to the tour, and only $3,900 elimination of 722 seats, all club's minor-league complex at third on a hit by Jerry Royster. At the Mt. Tom ski area in this year. Connors wins lost mark, saw a danger sign in the maximum and it wasn’t done this 79 CHEV. Comoro V-8, 4 speed, 6/C lY e a r •5430 Biscayne College to work out, team At Scottsdale,' Ariz., Gorman Holyoke, Mass., alpine and water Crafts Fair July 3-4 and a fiddlers’ pre-season when he cited his cagers year.” held by season ticket slides open on weekends in April and contest July 31. Allin said he had his clubs holders. The Patriots said 78 CHEV. V-S, A/C, sterM 1 Year •4430 officials say. Thomas and Bob Skube hit solo reshafted earlier in the week, lost for not being in playing condition. Next year Penders hopes some of full time in June. There is also Alpine slide rides will be MILAN, Italy (UPI) — Topseeded the ticket holders would be 78 CHEV. Mouto Carlo V-S, 4 speei 6/C lY a a r •5690 At Miami Thursday night, second homers and three pitchers combined $20 in a practice round and then That fear panned out with the club the past-•-where nothing but success summer and fall grass skiing. operating throughout the summer American Jimmy Ck)nnors early was experienced — returns. relocated in comparable or baseman Larry Milboume collected on a two-hitter in leading the decided he had to do something. He today took three hours and five not ready realistically until mid­ 78 CHEV. M o n a 4 cyL, 4 speed, PS OODay •3430 2 five hits as the New York Yankees Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-0 victory Chip Carey of Sugarloaf, in and fall months at Mt. Tom and season. Scoring: improved seats. came to the course early, but was minutes to beat Italy’s Corrado 79 FORD M e ta n c 4 cil. 4 speed 30 Day •3150 beat the Orioles 6-2 in an exhibition over the San Francisco Giants. Ted Maine's Carabasset Valley, says Jiminy Peak in Massachusetts, “The off-season wok was Brian Galligan 399 The multi-million dollar plans call for building an 18-hold golf Bromley, Pico Peak and Stowe in unable to find anyone to work on his Barazzutti 6-3, 6-7, 6-2 in a second- scoreboard ' will be game. First baseman Dave Simmons had three hits and Ben old clubs. Then he drove down , the minimal. Even if we practiced 12 Doug Bond 299 7 7 FORD l l u i t M « q k « V 4 PS 30 Day •3050 Revering had three hits and course, keeping tabs on conventions Vermont and Alpine Ridge and At- round match of a $350,000 Grand w w Jim Dargati 133 modeled after the “Dia­ Oglivie and Cecil Cooper two each road and bought a set off the rack. Prix tournament. hours a day the results maybe would 79 MERCURY ZepiierZCpa. PS, sunroof, 6 cyL, auto. L Y e a r •4580 shortstop Bucky Dent added two, in­ as the Brewers piled up 17 hits off and focusing on white water titash in New Hampshire. have been the same. But that ques­ mi John Askintowicz 78 mond Vision” scoreboard cluding a triple that drove in the starter Vida Blue and reliever Greg canoeing and rafting programs on As summer gives way to fall tion is never going to be answered Dave Hintz 55 in Dodger Stadium and will 78 MERCURY Monarch 6 cyL, auto., A/C 99 Day _____J O E f O |pi the Kennebec and Penobscot rivers. foliage time, Stratton Mountain puts have color -instant replay tying run in the fifth inning. Minton. because the kids didn’t work to their John Honigmann 61 7B MERCURY M o a t 4 cyL, 4 speei PS N D a y •3240 Milbourne's two-out single off Jim In New Hampshire, Jerry West of on its annual month-long arts potential in the off-season or during Dave Caliban 30 and a display of game and At Vero Beach, Fla., the Cincin­ B1 PONTIAC Q m d P r iz A/C, lew oileaie L Y a a r Palmer then accounted for the go- the White Mountains Attractions festival and Mt. Snow holds its an­ Wind main problem the year. John Theriault 29 statistical information. It nati Reds hammered Los Angeles will be installed behind the ahead run. starter Jerry Reuss for three runs Association called “ spectacular nual fall foliage crafts fair. “The kids didn’t work on their Chris Bninone 27 81 PONTIAC FbofeM 6 cyL,"A/C, 4500 u i lY a a r •7480 In other action: views” the main summer draw. By And finally, by late October or weaknesses in the off-season and the Chris Ciszewski 18 south end zone stands. and four hits in the first inning and . Also slated for 79 PONTIAC laM a m 0 c y L, A/C LY a a r •4980 At Cocoa, Fla., Vern Ruble went on to a 7-3 victory over the taking the famed tramway at Can­ early November, the first ski area with women golfers biggest thing is the kids didn’t work Neil Ptachinski 14 pitched seven innings, the longest non Mountain or a gondola at Wild­ skiing begins once again. together,” Penders said of the cam­ Sean MePadden 10 renovations are the 78 PONTIAC G a n d P r ix V-S, A/C, 50,000 mL N D a y •4230 Dodgers. stadium’s restrooms, the stint for any Houston pitcher this At Palm Springs, Calif., Reggie cat or Loon Mountain or the paign, “Frustration set in and kids DOUG BOND Paul Tucker - 4 spring, and Jose Cruz and Phil skimobile at Mt. Cranmore, KAANAPALI, Hawaii (UPI) - Defending champion Pat Bradley tried to do things by themselves. But Rick Soucier _ 2 concession areas, and an Foreign Cars | Jackson's second homer of the addition to the existing of­ Garner combined to drive in five spring, a three-run shot in the third summer visitors can ride to the top It’s okay to ask only a handful of beaded the group at 73 along with Jo basketball is a team game and the novers. Joe Smith 1 - - ______..Ml . ____1 runs and power the Astros to a 10-3 of some of the many peaks in the LPGA Tour players about the Ann Washam, Judy Qark and Cathy team concept was always “The seniors are good kids but fice building for new team inning, led the California Angels to a meeting facilities, new 8 1D ATSUN I-2 IM 5 speei 17,200 u i L Y e a r 1 •4830| victory over the Detroit Tigers. 10-3 victory over the Oakland A’s. state’s White Mountain range. B a s k e tb a ll swirling wind that rips around the Mant. characteristic here.” they weren’t hard workers and there Ruble allowed six hits and three "There’s a lot going on,” says Royal Kaanapali’s 6,300-yard north The tricky winds will be what That wasn’t prevalent in ‘81-82. “I was no real leader (among them),” coaches’ offices, a 80 DATSUN D a h o w n c k ip 5 speei cap, 20JM0 luL L Y e a r Jackson was in an O-for-14 slump training-weight room and a runs, with all of the scoring coming when he connected against the A’s Debbid Jones of Waterville Valley, course. decides the tournament winner, the blame myself because I allowed it to Penders relates, “’They didn’t set an Trout fishing 7 7 DODGE C a H W e in . 4 cyL, auto 30 Day in the seventh inning. Brian Kingman to snap a 1-1 tie. N.H., with conventions, golf and ten­ That’s because only five players, leaders said. And if their play is in happen,” Penders states. example to follow.” film lab. The reconstruction will n - 7 a 24,000 ml, 5 spi, A/C lY e a r At Yuma, Ariz., Steve Henderson, At St. Petersburg, Dave nis vacations, four one-week run­ with leading money winner Nancy an indication, Lopez-Melton and “Complacency is the foundation The Elagle coach hopes for better ' Larry Bowa, Keith Moreland and ning camps in August and “a big be by J.F. White Ck>ntrac- Sapra Kingman’s fourth home run of the Lopez-Melton and Kathy Young Alcott appear to be in the best posi­ for failure and that’s what we leadership in ‘82-83 and towards that derby slated BO TOYOTA I m I r ^ t w o o f L Y a a r 1 •79801 Junior Kenney each collected three arts and crafts weekend over Labor sharing the top spot, have scores tion. became in the off-season. We felt ting (jo. of Newton, Mass., spring and Lee Mazzilli's first, each Lynn Field’s basket gave Heritage goal has juniors Doug Bond and Neil 78 TOYOTA C a r t b Cpa. Anb„ 39,000 a i OODay hits as the Chicago Cubs pounded Day,” plus a summer theater arts below the par 73 rating going into because we were Blast Catholic Ptachlniud pegged as co-captains builders of Schaefer with a man aboard, accounted for Auto a 30-29 margin over the Stadium. the San Diego Padres 10-2. Moreland festival. today’s second round of the $175,000 Lopez-Melton, having learned her basketball others would fold up for that coming season. Trout Fishing Derby with no age 72 VOLKS. K a n o M C M a 49,000 nL, eita ctoM 30 Day 1 •284o| fourth-inning runs and powered the Travellers last night to advance in limit will be held by the Manchester had two of six Cubs doubles and New York Mets to a 7-1 victory over Mt. Sunapee, in Newbury, N.H., Women’s Kemper Open. golf on the windy plains of New andwe’d win without working,^' Hie jayvee team, which posted a rookie third basemen Ryne will host the League of New the Women’s Rec playoff at the Four others are at even par and Mexico, said the Maui winds played cites Penders, aware 'others’ didn’t Coon and Fox Qub Sunday, April 4 the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mahoney Center. 13-5 mark, gives Penders hope. “It Many Othar§ to Choosm From Sandberg homered to pace At Orlando, Fla., Mike Schmidt Hmpshire Craftsmen’s Fair Aug. 3- for the other 79 players, it’s a such havoc on her game that it was fold. didn’t have one player who averaged (from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the club SW:55*;¥S:¥S:¥:¥SS;¥:¥SSS^^^^ ' Chicago's 18-hit barrage. 8, a gem and mineral show Aug. 14- Ginny Roback added 8 points and monster. difficult at times to make club selec­ Lost via the graduation route will .grounds off North River Road in had two RBI singles and Gary Bonnie Kilgore 7 for the winners and over 10 points per game. It was At Dunedin, Fla., late-inning Matthews drove, in another run to 15 and a 66-mile bicycle race around Young, who had an early teetime tion. be Brian Galligan, John Honigmann, team oriented anir so I’m en­ Coventry. Make today your day to home runs by Willie Upshaw and Lake Sunapee later in August. Rita Lupacchino tossed in 19 for the Thursday, and LopezMelton avoided “The main problem was when the John Askintowicz, Chris Clszewski Prizes and trophies will be PONTIAC give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-0 losers. couraged by that,” he browse through the- mA ROUTE 175 Mitch Webster helped pace the Tennis is big at several Vermont the stiff gusts that ranged up to 30 wind was in my face,” said Lopez- and Dave Hints. Galligan, 5-foot-lO awarded by age group for the Classified Ads ... you’re CADILLAC triumph over the Minnesota Twins. Mr. Steak won a forfeit when acknowledges, “ (But) next year is NEWINGTON, CT. Toronto Blue Jays to a 5^1 victory resorts with midweek and weekend mph as each carded 3-under-par 70s Melton, who is after her second win backcourtster, led the Eagles in six up to the kids; it has to come from biggest fish caught. sure to find a buy which is MAZDA 'The Phillies got 11 hits, eight off Cherrone’s failed to field a full I There is no limit on trout and no CREST over tne Kansas City jfioyals. Twins starter Roger Erickson, who tennis vacations available at Bolton with 1980 U.S. Open winner Amy in as many weeks. “At times, I categories. He was 163-for:S71 from within,” he also notes. hard to turn down. ’ • Tel. 666-1481 Upshaw’s two-run homer to right Valley with' world class pro Ian team. Alcott, former Rookie of the Year didn't know where to aim my drive. the field, 74-for-lOS from the foul Ine Bond and 6-foot-2 sophomore Jim license is necessary. Entry fee is took the loss. Steve Carlton earhed Steak and Heritage are scheduled $1.50 for children $5 for adults. field came in a four-run seventh in­ the win by going six innings. Fletcher, at Killington, at Stratton’s Myra Van Hoose and Marga And on the greens, sometimes I and dished out a team-high 46 Dargati, the secondand third- ning for the Blue Jays. John Newcombe Tehnis Center, and Thursday at 7 for the title. Stubblefield of Hawaii next at 72. could barely stand over a putt.” assists. He also, however, led in tur- leading scorers with 299 and 133 Refreshments will be available. S:¥ft¥SSSS¥.*¥:¥:¥SA¥*¥:¥*: 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri,, March 26, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 26, 1 ^ - 13

W hereto go/W hat to do Scoreboard Weekend T V - N o v i e s / C o x n l c s . David Morse is going The Indian art Clcarwaler. Fla. fi. WaviH’ Wof)b. Indianapolis. 6-2. r.9fB. Houston vs. .St. Louis at St. Petersburg, 7. Art Tra.sk. Fresno. Calif., 4-4. f.jZl. Edmonton .241—7 HOUSTON (HK) Fla Calgary ' l l 0-2 Haves 7 4-4 IB. Willoughby 0 2-2 2. 8. Mike Steinbarh. Alslp. III. W . r.JE2. New York iNL) vs. Montreal at West 9. Amlt‘1 Monacelll. Venezuela. 44, George Fisfer overcame frustration, First period--!. Edmonton. Hughes 24 Malone 17 7-10 41. lacavell B 3-3 19. Reid WHO AM I? Palm Beach. Fla^^ . j. (Gretzkv). 9:16. 2, Edmonton. Semenko 7 0-0 14. Henderson 3 2-2 8. Garrett 0 04) r g()i) Pittsburgh vs. Toronto al Dunedin, rla. to play at Carnegie Hall \ 11 (Gretzky. Siltanen). 11:21. 3. Calgary. 0. Jones 1 2-6 4. Dunleavv 1 (M) 2. Paultz "lO. Bill (K.orge. Citrus Heights. Calif.. Atlanta vs. Texas at Pompano Beach. Hockey Nilsson (Plett. Raulakallio). i3:Q0. 0 (M) 0 Totals 44 X-27 IQR. ! 3. 5 .876. Pcnalties-'McAdam. Cal. 3:42; Bosch- PORTLAND (« ) H .left Mallingiv. Ukiah, Calif., f-3. * ('ineinnali vs. New York (ALI at Ft. plans to give demonstration Saturday man. Edm. major. 6:42: Peplinski. Cal. (Jross 0 2-2 2. Harper 4 3-4 11. : .K7 ljuderdale. Fla. ■ What does it take to be a con­ David Clyle Morse, director of 18 he will take courage in hand, major. R:.42. Hunter. I^m . 6 ;fS; Thompson H 1-2 23. Paxson 8 3-3 X, 12 Dave Ozl«». Vidor. Texas, f-3. f,ff0. Minnesota vs. Boston at Winter Haven. Chouinard. ('al. 10:17: Rautakallio. Cal. Hansey f 1-2 H. Natt 2 04) 4. Bates 4 2-2 13. Dave Rusted. Milwaukle. Ore., f-3. cert pianist? ’Training, dedica­ music for South United and plunge headfirst into his By Barbara Richmond Working with beads isn’t his only the recreation center. “1 taught him IU:I7: Kurn. Edm. 12:49; Semenko. H. Valentine t 04) 2. Verhoeven I 04) 2. ; .7517. * Uhiiago lALl vs. Detroit at I.akeland. tion, talent, and a good healthy Methodist C3iurch, has the first metropolitan New York piano hobby, by a long shot, he had a needlepoint and he taught me Edm. 14:00. Peplinski. Cal. 16:14: Huddy. Gudmundsson 1 04) 2. I..amp 3 1-1 7. 14 Marshal Holman, Medford. Ore.. 2* Herald Reporter Fla dose of courage. thf'ee prerequisites. And on April debut at Carnegie Recital Hall. number of projects going, including basketry," he added. K6 m. 17:01. Totals 4U 13-lH 9f. 6. 5-.7H4 Baltimore vs. Kansas City at Fort Second period--4. Edmonton. Gretzky Houston 29 2I2929-1(» If. Rill Spigner. (*hlcago, 4-4. f.774. NATIONAL HOC'KKY LKA(iUE Mvers. Fla. “It was just a case of deciding George Fister of 91 Lyness St. was a most unusual one of making “The Seminoles in Florida do this Uv llniled Press International H9 (Lumicv). 8:10. f, Edmonton. Gretzky Portland 24 23X28--9f m Turn liikor. Bufialo. N.Y.. 4-4. !^n Frant Isco vs. San Diego at Yuma. type of basket-making. I’m very Wales Conference 90 (Huddv). 8:37 6. Calgary. Rautakallio 'I'hrcepoinl goals — Paxson. Bates. : .7KH. to do it,’,’ Morse says offhanded­ about ready to give up working with baskets with Southern Pine needles 16 (Nilsson. Hu.ssclD. 16:26. 7. Edmonton. Fouled nul--Haves. Total fouls—Houston partial to Indian. Egyptian and Patrick Division 17 Mark Raker. (Jarden (Jrove, Calif.. ^t'^icago (NL) vs. Milwaukee at Sun ly. “I rented Carnegie Hall (for tiny Indian beads — until someone that he orders from Georgia and w L T Pis. GF GA Hunter If dlngman. Huddy). 18:41. 8. 19. Portland Zt, A--12.666 :m . r.76b. the fee of $500 per hour) and I in­ showed him an easy way to thread Oriental designs, " he said. \-NY Islandrs 362 2X Edmonton. Semenko 12 (Boschman. 18 Bruce Carter. Round Rock, Tex.. 2- ( itv. Ariz. ^ , . other southern states. fl If 9 ill (iakliind vs Seattle al Tempe. Anz. x-NY Han^rs 31 24 13 87 292 2X Fogolln). 19;». Penalties — Anderson. (.. 5 .753/^ vited all the New York critics.” the tiny-eyed needle he had to use. All of the work he does seems to x-l’hiladelph X X 9 81 3Qf 2S9 Edm. 0:42. Pcnlinski. Cal. 0:42; Gretzky, ITlILAbKLPHIA («) 19. Fred Conner. Mar Vista. Calif.. 34- Cleveland vs. California at Palm It sounds simple enough, but "The first time I tried to thread “I'll try most anything that be very close work and should be I’lltsburgh 28 X n 67 283 318 h^m, 3:f2: Nils.son. Cal. 3:r2: Bourgeois. Erving 12 7-8 31. D. Jones f. 2-2 12. C. 1. f .7i*. Springs. Calll. Washington 24 40 w 59 2S7 319 Cal. 3:f2. Boschman. Edm. 6:r.7; Huddy. Jones 1 OO 2. (*heeks f. 2-3 12. Hollins f X. Jimmv (Certain. Milwaukee, 2-€, \-spiit-squad Morse isn’t just taking a crazy the needle to start working with the presents a challenge,” Fister said. hard on'the eyes, but Fister said it Adams Division Edm. 14:37; Murdoch, Cal. 14:37; Coffey. 4-4 14. Dawkins 1 2-2 4. Bantom 2 0-2 4. 5.68: chance. He has spent his whole beads I spent about 22 hours, off and v-Montreal 43 If 17 IX 340 2X Edm, 16:14: Bourgeois. Cal, 16:14. Tonpv 6 3-6 If. Edwards 2 04) 4, Totals j! 21. Al Slonum. Stiuth San Francisco, Thursday's Kxhibilion Baseball Results life preparing for this opportuni­ on, trying to do it. I was ready to x-Uosion 41 24 10 92 296 258 'I’hird period--9. Edmonton. Boschman 20-27 98 l ain . 2-fi. r .«W By United Press International x-Hulialu X 24 15 87 278 245 H (Hunter). ( 21. Penalties—Anderson. DETROIT (1U)> You’ve got to play to 25. Ted Hannahs. Zanesville. Ohio. f-3. ty. send everything back and then a x-Qucbi‘<’ 31 28 16 78 331 323 Edm. 6:34: Rautakallio. Cal. 7:28: Henson 4 04) 8. Tripucka 4 r-7 13. be competitive. In pro 5 ,Hi7. ‘ Al Cocoa. Fla. His musical career began at woman in a class at the Recreation llarllord 21 X 17 59 248 320 .Semenko. F^m. 10:14: Fogolin. Edm. L'limbecr f 2-3 12. Long 12 4-4 X. 23. Rov Buf klev. New Albany. Ohio. 3- Detroit 000 000 300 3 81 Camplioll Conference 14:28. Thomas 9 3-f 21. Carr I 2-3 4. H,avos 0 1- sports, I’ve earned 4-1. !.64:L 11 ouston 000104 23x 1012 0 the age of 10, when he began the Center showed me an easy way,” 2 Norris Division Shots on gonF-Edmonton lf-11-12—X. 2 I. Tyler 3 0-0 6. Johnson 1 3-4 T. U e 1 more than $2 million. 24. Iluvsii* Hut>er. St. Louis, 1-7, f.6X. Morris, Rothschild (7). Saucier (8 ) and study of piano. Only two years Fister, 73, said. W L T Pts. OF OA (’algary 6-16 14--X 0-2 2. Totals 40 20-X IX. ’That goes back to 1968 Fahey. Huhic. Sambito (8 ). Moffitt (9) later, he began playing for Most people hold the needle in the \Minncs0 m ■ qn« a s I olnradu 17 47 n 224 331 I ) Angeles -- , Sent right-handed a o m t tN I »Vt j * At Scottsdale. Ariz. piano, first with Emma Dressier usually get it on the first or second ■ Top lour in each division qualify fur pitchers Joe Bei-kwith. Brian Holton and Milwaukee X I000131 - 817 0 6 -nos Mn H |iu i owH nauasN v of the Behre Piano Associates try," Fister said. Stanley Cup playoffs,» i.arry White, left-handed pitchers Steve San Francisco 000 000 000 — 0 2 4 \-climhcd first place in division Shirlev and Rich Rodqs; catcher Don Kxliiliitton Basobalt Standings and then with John Cobb. (e)lPnNEA,Ine. l/crrh. Dipino (6 ). Porter (8 ) and FISTEH WILL be demonstrating x-clin< hed playoll berth ( row and outfielder Mark Bradley to By United Press International Simmons, Schroedcr (7); Blue. Minton Morse has been director with Thursday s Results Albuquerque ol the Pacific (!oast League. American I„cngue New York lALi — Placed right-hander (7) and Pruitt. Ransom (7). W—Lerch. L South Methodist for more than the art of making Indian bead Boston r . Buffalo 1 W L - Blue. HRs-Milwaukec. Thomas, Skube. Washington 4. Philadelphia 3 Rick Hcuschcl on the 21-day disabled list, Cleveland 11 4 four years. He is responsible necklaces and pine needle baskets, Minnesota 4. Detroit 3 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. effective March 23; outrighted third 'I'oronlo 12 7 at the Craftsmen’s Gallery at 58 baseman Tucker Ashford to Columbus of 575, Gary Marineau 205, John Ragna At Yuma. Ariz. there for three choirs. One of N.Y. Islanders 3. Montreal 1 By United Press International Texas 10 7 Chicago (NL) XI 101004 —10180 Cooper St. on Saturday. Kdmonlon 7. Calgary 2 Eastern Conference the International l..oague: optioned right­ 554, Ken Tomlinson 201, Fred ('hicago 11 8 San Diego 000 200 000 - 2 7 3 which has scheduled a European Friday s (James Atlantic. Division hander Andy McGaffigan to the same Kozicki 212-559, Bill Kozicki 215, Calilornia 8 7 Fister worked at the Manchester club Marlz. Smith (f). Segclke (8 ) and tour in the summer of 1983. He I All Times ESTi W L Pet GB John Kozicki 207-553. llalliinorc 10 9 Moreland; Wise. Kuhaulua (f,). Seaman Herald as a composing room com­ N Y Hangers at Buffalo. 8:0f p m Boston T4 If. .783 — San Francisco - Placed injured Oakland 7 7 (8 ) and Kennedy. W—Martz. L-Wlse. serves as music workshop chair­ Sf Uiuis at Winnipeg. 9;0f p m Philadelphia 47 21 .601 latchei Hof) Brenley on the 21-day Kansas Cilv 7 10 HR—Chicago. Sandberg. man for southern New England positor back in the 1950s and left Kdmonlon af Colorado, 9 3T p m. New Jersey 3f. 34 m 19 disabled list, etfective Thursday: sold iH'troii 7 11 when he developed emphysema. He Saturday s (James Washington 34 34 .roo lO*,^ pit( her Mark ('alvert outright to their TKE-TOTALKRS- Ruth Wood­ Milwaukee r 9 Methodist churches, and he New York Mosliip At West Palm Beach. Fla. later worked as a shipping room Minm'.sota at Boston X X .43T. 24 Phoenix larm i lub in the l^cilic Coast bury 468, Lee Bean 188-480, Frances 6 12 (10 innings) teaches piano and organ private­ Hartford at N Y Islanders Centra] Division league. Domler 186-494, Tina Ahrens 462, Seattli 4 9 manager at the former Grants until (Quebec at Montreal Milwaukee 47 22 Seattle - Reassigned pitchers Carl Minnesota r 12 Texas 1X0100100-3 82 ly. Philadelphia at Washington Atlanta 33 3T 48T. 13>^ Rest. Steve Finch. Ilob (lalasso. .Jerry Mary Ann Zawilinski -176-521, Dot New York r 12 AllanUi 110 OX X I1 -4 1 1 0 “I’m trying to launch a perfor­ he retired. Detroit 33 x .478 14 Don Glealon, Trarv Hams. Ron Honeycutt. Darwin (7). Johnson (9) and Chicago at Pittsburgh Tucker 467, Martie Barilla 186-482, National l.^ague Sunberg. Werner (7); Niekro. Wajk (6 ). ming career,” Morse says of his ' He learned the art of making the Detroit at Toronto Indiana 31 x .449 16 Mussolman and Sam Wellborn, outfield­ W L Chicago 28 40 ers Al Chambers. John Moses and Tito Lois Heinz 176, Barbara Seifert 178, Mlanta ('amp (8 ). Garber (10) ana Benedict, Indian seed beads by reading Calgarv at Vancouver . 412 !8>ii 14 4 Sinatro i8 ). W—Garber. I./—Johnson. New York debut. “I would like to Colorado at Los Angeles Cleveland if. >3 221 31‘a Nanni: inficlders .lamie Allen Vance Fran Misseri 457, Janet Schaefer Pittsburgh 12 6 do piano recital tours by invita- ■ material on it. Wesfern Conference M( Henry and Jim Presley and catchers ( iminnati ' 10 6 .GZ “There are about 10,000 beads to Midwest Division Orlando Mcn ado and Dave Valle. 175-472, Jessie Williams 180-496, St Uiuis 9 6 OO At Dunedin, Fla. tion. I have hopes that this will Toronto— Traded minor league pitcher Kansas Citv OX IX O X -1 each necklace and in the process of American Hockey league W L Pet. GB Donna Obzut 176-466, Karen Riordan nii(agt) 9 6 ^0 Toronto X00X41X- further my career.” / By Cnited Press International San Antonio 42 27 609 — Phil Hutlman to Kansas City lor inficlder San Diego 8 6 .f7 weaving them you have to go Denver x x 210-533. Ijis Angeles 9 7 f.6 Creel. Brown (6 ) and (^irk, Slaught ’The recital, scheduled for April Northern Division •f«f 3 Hanee MuIIiniks; returned non-roster (6 ): Clancy. Gott (6 ) and Martinez. W— through each bead twice, which W L T Pis GF (JA Houston X 32 .f/43 4>A catcher Jim Caudet to Syraeu.se of the Montri.il 9 s .f2! 18 at 2:30 p.m., will include a Kansas Citv 2T 44 .362 17 International League: outrighted catcher Philadelphia 7 8 .46n Gotl. L-^Brown. HRs—Kansas City. means you actually go through Bruns 45 20 9 X 319 207 HOME ENGINEERS- Phyllis Martin: Toronto. Upshaw. Webster. Bach partita, a Schubert im­ ^ a in c 43 25 6 92 301 2C2 Dallas 23 46 3X 19 Brian Milner to Syracuse: optioned San Francisf o f 8 !3S about 20,000 times all together,” Scotia 31 35 10 72 308 304 Utah 19 n .271 23* *2 infielder Fred Manrique and outfielder Heritage 184-487, Barbara Higley llouslfin f 8 .38 promptu, a Beethoven sonata, Pacific Division Miteh Webster to Syracuse; optioned New York f 9 Jfl At Tucson. Ariz. Fister explained, noting it takes Sjirinelicid 29 40 5 X 248 294 205-496, Joanne Wohlgemuth 196-483, .Seattle 1101X002- f 82 and the four villades of Chopin. hrcdei u ' m • 19 51 f 43 264 384 Ix)S Angeles 47 22 .681 — nutlielders Ron Shepard and Jay Thursday's Results about six weeks to make just one of 1 Division Seattle 4.r 23 .062 1' S( hroeder to Knoxville of the Southern Danne Pineo 191-481, Cindy Murley New York (NL» 7. Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland fXlXOlx —9120 Chartered buses will leave Binghamton 44 24 6 94 30f 241 (Jolden Stale X 31 .ffj 9 League: assigned pitcher Dave (Jeisel to 178-176-486, Marlys Dvorak 199-505, Cincinnati 7. Uis Angeles 3 Stoddard. Drago (6 ). Stanton (8 ) and South United Methodist CJiurch the necklaces which are all authen­ Hoi hester X 28 8 84 304 260 Phoenix • 37 31 SM 9' Syracuse roster. Hou.slon 10. Detroit 3 Marron: Sorensen, Martinez (7), Searage tic Indian designs. M Portland 3r x .f.lf. 11' Baskethall B^tte Rapp 180, Janet Dakin 176, (9) and Bando. W—Sorenson. parking lot at 10:30 a.m. for area New Haven 37 29 8 82 274 2f3 Atlanta 4. Texas 3 Stoddard. \dirondack 31 34 9 71 279 26f San Diego 16 T4 229 31' Portland IMaced Kevin Kunnerl on Beth Fitzgibbons 193-482, Karen Philadelphia 3. Minnesota 0 residents who would like to ac­ LOCALLY HIS NECKLACES Hershey 32 37 4 68 279 32f Thursdav's. Results the injured list. signed free-agent center Bottone 496, Lynn Davis 4M, Alyce Boston 8. Montreal 0 Kne 22 48 6 50 302 390 Detroit lun. Philadelphia % la ri Bailey , ' Toronto f. Kansas City 1 At Sarasota. Fla. company him. ’There is limited are for sale at the Craftsmen’s Golden Stale KT7. Utah IfX McArdle 480. St. Louis 0X141010-7160 A' seating available at the cost of Thursday s Result Football Chif ago (AL) 9. St. Louis 7 Chicago (A.L.) . IXOtBSX —9171 Gallery. He also has some at the New Haven f . Fredericton 4 Houston 108. Portland 9f. St. Louis — Claimed offensive lineman Chicago (NL) 10. San Diego 2 Denver 129. San Diego 117 Rasmussen. Morogielln (7). Bair (8 ) $15 per person. For additional in- Carriage Trade in Farmington and Friday s Games Ri( k Kchr irom (Jrcen Bay on waivers. Milwaukee fl. San Francisco 0 and Brummer. Sanchez (7); Trout, DAVID MORSE Rochester at Erie Friday's Games Soccer ('levoland 0. Seattle f . formation, call Morse at 649-7085 in two shops in California, where his (All Times EST) New York (MISL) Signed defender ANTIQUES- Fran Doyon 127, Calilornia 10. Oakland 3 Combe (7). Schattinger (9) and Fisk. W ... to debut at Carnegie Hall Hershey at Springfield —Schattinger. L—Bair. HRs—St. Louis, or Sue Newman at 646-S8S0.' daughter lives. Here they sell for $50 Saturday s (James Ifetroit at Boston. 7:X p.m Mike Rajevat' to two-year contract. Joan Boroch 128, Joanne Salafia 130, New York (AL) 6, Baltimore 2 • Atlanta at Indiana. 7:3T p.m. Green: Chicago. Fisk (2). Morrison. and in California, for $100. With Rochester at Binghamton Fridav's Games Almon. / Hershey at Maine New Jersey at Washington. 8 :0r p.m. Debby Wilson 127, Viv Bayer 134- (AM tim es EST) what he pays for material, and the Adirondack at New Brunswick Philadelphia at Cleveland. 8 :0f p.m. 132-385, Chris Cowperthwaite 145- l*os Angeles vs. x-St. Louis at St GEORGE FISTER MAKES B A S K E T S A Fredericton at Springfield Ix)s Angelos at San Antonio. 8 ;X p.m. Polorshurg. I ;X p m At Winter Haven, Fla. number of hours he puts in on New York al Chicago. 8 :X p m. 350, Bev Anderson 130-156-404, Montreal OXOXXO —062 Chifago (AL) vs. Philadelphia at Boston 2410X01X-891 making them, Fister laughlingly ...out of needles from Southern Pine trees Kansas City at Dallas. 8 3T p.m. Arlene St. Pierre 137-343, Marybeth Clearwater. Fla.. 1;X p.m. For Broadway shows said he figures he gets paid less than Minnesota 2 20—4 Milwaukee al Phoenix. 9:3T p.m. Johnson 131-340, Barbara Callahan Kansas City vs Pittsburgh at Braden­ (iullickson. Reardon (f). Palmer (6 ) Detroit 1 0 ^ 3 Houston at Seattle. 11 p.m. ton. Fl.i . I :t0n.m- and Blackwell; Tudor. Burgmeier (7). a $1 an hour. He said his latest is copper foil doesn't bother him. First pcriod-'l. Minnesota. Hartsburg Portland al (Jolden State. ll:0f p m. Bowling 134-340, Joan DeDominicis 125-346, Houston vs Toronto at Dunedin. Fla.. Aponte (9) and Allenson. W—Tudor. L - He was quick to add that he’s not tooling. A needlepoint wall hanging he was 16 iB, Smith. MacAdami. 9:02. 2. Saturday s Games Sally Anderson 346, Donna Ford 127- 1:30 n m. Gullickson. Detroit. Nedomansky 11 iBlaisdclD. Delrpll at New Jersey x Sl. I„ouis 1 Minne.sota at Orlando. really doing any of his projects to Like the bead work, working with working on was of the same design 16 36 . 3. Minnesota. Payne X iMacAdam. Atlanta at Dallas 350, Alice Sartwell 126-348, Alice I' la.. I X p m get rich — he just enjoys trying new as the Indian necklace. “My wife Hartsburg). 19.03 Penalties—Hakansson. Phoenix al Denver 9 Richards 343, Joan Colby 148-128- Boston vs. D etroit'at Lakeland. Fla., At Palm Springs. Calif. the pine needles is also time con­ Min. minor-major. U 24: Giles.- Min, San Antonio at Utah I '30 p.m. Oakland 001010010— 3111 Boom in 'boonies' things and he’s especially interested has suggested I make a latch-hbok suming. For both projects Fister in­ iiiiscunduct. 11:24; Nyrop. Min. miscon­ Milwaukee at San Diego 384. ^ ■ California 004 OX 60x - 1010 0 rug to match," he said. San Franc isco vs. San Diego at Yuma. Kingman. Owchinko (f). Jones (6 ). in Indian lore and designs. serts a magnifying glass over the duct 11:24; Anderfsun. Min. misconduct. Ariz.. .1 p.m The necklace he was working on “I’ve always had hobbies since 1 11-24. Johnson. Min. misconduct. 11:24; ()aktand v Chicago (NL) at Mesa. Underwood (7). Buice (7). McLaughlin left side of his regular glasses. (Jare. Del. minor-major. 11;24; McKech- GALAXIES- Ba-bara Anderson By United Press International (8 ) and Newman. Heath (7); Witt. Mallow’s American Theater (JOLDfiN STATK ll(r?i Ariz.. 3 p.m By Frederick M. Winship at the time of the interview was was knee-high-to a grasshopper. We nie, miscondcut 11:24; Joly. Det, ) 127-343, Diane Gagne 125-348, Irene $i:tr.000 Tournament Seattle vs Milwaukee at Sun City, Hasslcr (6 ), Aase (8 ) and Ferguson. Productions and its subsidiary, Jan- misionduct. 11:24; Osborne. Det. miscon­ King B \A 17. Smith 2 I.3 r.. Carroll i Al Milwaukee. March 2T. Boone (8 ). W—Witt. L—Kingmap. HR— UPl Senior Editor taken from a rug design from the HE SAID HE actually learned the collected anything and everything," fl-12 18. Gale 4 (Ml 8. Free 13 8-10 34 Sirois 132-340, Louise Bonino 126, Ariz.. 3 p m ‘‘People are a lot co, own custom-made $250,000 crew duct. 11:24; Larson. Det. misconduct, (Fourth Round I Cleveland vs, California at Palm California. Jackson. Mesa Verde tribe in Colorado. art of the basketry from someone at he said of his childhood days. 11:24. Hartsburg. Min. 13:r0; G. Smith. Williams 3 1-4 1. Short 0 04) 0. Romar i Ram Krinjak 125-134-359, Marlene 1. Joe Berardi, New York. 6-2. 6.078 buses, complete with bunks, 1-1 11, Brown 3 1-2 7 Totals 43 21-36 107 Springs. Calll.. 4 p m. NEW YORK - ’The road, Dot, 17 41 Gilnack 125-130-357, Lynne Talbot • pins. lexa.s vs. New York (AL) at Ft. more sophisticated Second period—4. Mihne.sota. Carlson 7 UTAH (1« I 2. Kyle Shedd. Downev. Calif.. 4-2-2, At Miami, Fla. where Broadway goes when it lockers, television sets, and movie Danlley 0 10-11 28, Poquette 6 (Ml 12 Iji^crdale, Fla.. 7:X p.m. lYoung. F. Barrett), 6 07, r. Minnesota, 154-376, Jeanne Volpe 148-141-410, 6.066.. Cincinnati vs. Baltimore at Miami, New York 010022X1-6131 leaves New York, is enjoying better than they were before screens, and a fleet of trucks to haul Broten 34 (unassisted). 11:42. Penalties— Wilkins f. 2-4 12. Green 9 3-3 21, Griffith 6 Cindy Leonard 135, Sandy Pagani 3. Frank FItenburg. Mesa. Ariz.. f-3. Fla.. 7;X p.m. Baltimore llOOXOX—2 71 scenery, costumes, lights and props. Ogrodnick. Del. 3;X. Roberts. Min, (M) 12, Ni' ks r 2-4 12, Schayes 1 04) 2. 6.0f.0. Nelson. R. May (7). R. Davis and business than ever before, accor­ Hardy 2 04) 4. Wood 1 04) 2, Duren 0 04) 129, Lois Dimock 130, Sally Phillips New York (NL) vs. Atlanta at West TV." 12;lf; D Smith. Det. 19:04 4. Earlv Anihonv. Dublin, Calif.. 4-4. Palm Beach. 7:3f p.m. Cerone; Palmer. Grimsley (6 ), Stoddard ding to a producer who grosses $1 Crews travel all night to make a Third period—6. Detroit. Larson X 0. Totals 44 17-22 lOf 134. 6.CM ■ i8 ) and Dempsey. Graham (6 ). W— Golden Slate 38 26 28IM07 Saturday's Games million a week touring musicals and move from city to city, whereas the (Blaisdcll. Nedomansky). 13.14. 7. Detroit f. Jeff Bellinger. Columbia. S.C., 4-4. Ixos Angeles vs. Philadelphia at Nelson. L—Palmer. Producer Tom Osborne 24 (Larson. McKechnie). 19:f-9. "<^1' 33 29 23 20-lOf, 6 .002 . plays. casts travel by day in deluxe Three-point goals—None. Fouled out— Penalties—none. CGNLIFFE AUTO- Pat Irish 210- In the theater world, Tom Mallow Mallow chartered buses or by plane. Shots on goal—Minnesota 11-11-10—32. Wilkins. ToUl fouls-Golden State 23. 457, Don Me Allister 152-172-452, Detroit 6-17-f-28. Utah 27. Technical—None. A—r.263. Herald Angle is known as “King of the Road,” (Joalics—Minnesota. Meloche. Detroit. Mike N icholson 153-439,- Ed having outdistanced his nearest The company’s most successful Stelan A-10.116 Doucette 167-436, Bill Hanson 423, Herald Sports Editor show currently on tour is “Dan­ Earl Yost keeps on top of competition in two decades of the case when Harold Prince Gabe Szabo 161-417, Dan Vignone directed “Sweeney Todd.” cin’,” a $500,000 production which Washington 220—4 DENVER (129) sp orts in h is reguiar bringing Broadway hit shows to Philadelphia 10 2—3 415, John Ortonali 410, Em il TRUST. opened in Milwaukee in July, 1980, English 12 r-6 29 Vandeweghc 13 6-7 coi.umn. “The Heraid what Variety used call “the "We have to charge from $17.50 to First period—1. Washington, Valentine 32. Is.sel 10 6-7 X ...... „ Palmieri 155-408, Dave Dynes 408, and will run into 1984, a phenomenon Z (Maruk. Walter). 9:49. 2. Philadelphia. McKinney r 4-T. 14. Angie.” on the daiiy sports boonies.” For Mallow, however, the $25 and $27.50 top for tickets, and for Flockhart 33 iSittler, Allison). lO;^. 3. Dunn 0 2-2 2. Thompson 6 f-6 17. Higgs 1 Mike Lappen 158-405, Travis Cook boondocks are part of the pre­ that kind of money you have to when you consider that Mallow’s (W 2. Gondrczii k 2 2-4 6. Hordges 0( 1-2 1 pages. '■ Washington. Norwood 4 (Maruk, Veitch). Totals 49 3I-» 129 ‘ 182-404, Phil Foreman 166-403, shows used to run only about 12 16:2f.. Penalties—Hoffmeyer. Phi. 9:40; television past. deliver an extravagant production,” SAN DIEGO (117) Adolph Kuszaj 402, Jim Evans 399, Mallow said. “Only eight years ago weeks a few years ago. (Jartner. Was. major, If.;(12; Bathe. Phi. Brooks 12 U 29. Chambers 12 3^ 27, W e ’ve been selling it since 1933. “People are a lot more minor-major, ir-02. Chris Piumiey 399, Larry Seretto sophisticated than they were before the top ticket price was $8.50. That Since the plotless musical Second iK?riod—4. Washington. Gould 18 Whitehead 7 4-4 18. Brogan 4 (M) 8. Hill 1 Local sports 4-4 6. Wood 3 r.4 n . Wiley 8 (M) 16. 391, Jim Moore 151, Chris Nicholson TV,” he said over lunch at Sardi’s seems like an immense increase, presents no language barrier, (Green. Duchesne). 0;r£. f.. Washington. Sniith 0 0-0 0. Douglas 1 (M) 2. Totals 48 150. Without it, we would hay® closed Walter 37 (Maruk. Valentine). l:r,9. 21-27 117. Len Auster, Herald after launching his production of but our attendance has quadrupled Mallow will take it to Japan next Penalty—Wilson. Phi. 10:11. sportswriter, keeps you in­ August and is entertaining offers to Third period-^. Philadelphia. Barber Denver 3T. 3129 34-129 “Sweeney Todd” in Wilmington, in that time because people ap­ San Diego 42 27 2f. 23-117 KufC- Mike Petruniw 221, Ray formed about the local in 1934. Because it’s your trust take it to France, Germany and 43 (Flockhart. Allison). 8;f,3. 7. Philadel­ Three-point goals—None. Fouled out— Del. Starring June Havoc, it is on an preciate quality theater.” phia. Linseman 22 (Holmgren. Sinisalo). Duhamei 204-201-582, EUie New­ sports world. Read the Mallow’s closest competition is Spain. He. admits he is "especially 9:48. Penalties-Marsh. Phi. 2:27; Hill. Brooks. Chambers. Total fouls-Denver 80-city todr. 24. San Diego X. Technlcal-Denver comb 203, Bill Wilson 223, Vic latest in his “Thoughts that buys our cars. Audiences now "are looking for Columbia Artists Theatrical Cprp., interested in exploring the situation Phi. 4:04. Waller. Was. ll:rr. (illegal defense). A—3.7f/, Squadrito 221, Morgan Flaherty 212- Shots on goal—Washington 6-16-7—29. ApLENty,’’ regularly in f more than TV entertainment,” he which has been taking productions overseas” for touring Broadway 2 Philadelphia 14-8-16—X. musicals on a regular basis. Goalies—Washington. Parro. Philadel­ The Manchester Herald. 8aid. ‘"They want a better quality of on the road, for more than 20 years. phia. Lindbergh. A—16.946. W e don’t let you down. life that includes the living theater. Ken Olsen, president of the com­ Mallow has come a long way from That’s why there’s an exciting pany, also reported that business is playing in a dance band iii Montreal 100-1 ^ w th of interest in Broadway “sensational.” Albuquerque,.N.M. He got into show NY. Islanders 111-3 WHY BUY AN IMPORT WHEN W e pay ten licensed mechanics business as a theatrical agent in First period—1. NY Islanders. Carroll 8 theater in big and little cities across “It’s been the best year we’ve had (Gillies), I3:€.. 2. Montreal, ^ u t t 31 the nation. in the 12 years I’ve been here,” Denver and Chicago where he I unassisted i. 14:19. Penalties—Toneili. to fix cars right, the first time. started his own production company NYI. 2:06; Mondou, Mon. 6:33; Persson, "Although society is more reported Olsen, who has just NYl. 7:4f,: Dilone. Mon. 16:23; Smith, YOU CAN BUY affluent, people also are more launched “Evita” and is working on and later transferred to New York. NYI. 19:32.. demanding on how they’ll spend productions of ‘"The Fifth of July” A man of quiet dignity, he sits as a Second period—3. NY Islanders. Tonelli W e sell you gasoline all night neer among the tycoons of the 33 (Persson. Bossy). 9:G9. Penalties— Jtheir dollars. But even if times get and “Woman of the Year.” Nilan. Mon. 7:14: Wickenheiser. Mon, A N ’B3 tight, I think the living theater will Producer Lewis Friedman of Nederlander and Shubert theater 16:47; Herron. Mon. 19:48; Gainey, Mon. long. empires at the best tables in Sardi’s 19:48; Potvin. NYI. 19:48; Trottier. NYI. be the last to feel it.” Kolmar-Luth Entertainment Inc., Herald photos by Richmond 19;48. Mallow has 170 citiek from coast which has “Morning’s At Seven” and other showbiz hangouts. GEORGE FISTER, JACK OF ALL TRADES Third period—4. NY Islanders, Potvin to coast on his touring list, including and “One More Time” on the road, “I work with the Nederlanders 22 (Lane. Tonelli). 11:23. Penalties— RANGER? Our road service is famous for ...works on one of his original necklaces Gillies. NYI, 7:37. several of the dozen or so big cities also reported that the theater is and Shuberts in touring shows,” he Shots on goal—Montreal 11-8-8—27. NY THE NEW FORD RANGER ... late-night rescues. that have traditionally played host “very healthy,” probably in the best said. ‘"The Shuberts have a major Islanders 11-3-8—22. , interest in ‘Dancin’’ and helped me Goalies—Montreal. Herron. NY Island­ WITH ALL THESE FEATURES the first national touring com­ condition in the firm’s 14 years in ers. Smith A-lf271, STANDARD: panies of Broadway shows and still business. get the touring rights to the show. do. “But problems do;mount of each I’m working with the Nederlan- > DouM» w ll eonatniction In the • Twin-I-Baam front suspanslon. W e stay committed to your trust His productions occasionally do year,” he added. "The cost of fuel hit danders on our ‘Barnum’ production Druian to play Beethoven concerto Buffalo 001—1 roof, hood, doors, pickup box Boston 31 t- f Each front wheel has its own by acting fast when you need us one-ni^t stands but generally they us hard as we have about 10 trucks which will hit the road next First period—1. Boston, ' Park 14 sides and tailgate. steel I-beam and big coll spring to play a city or a university campus on the road. But still we can keep summer. (Baron). r.;22. 2, Boston. Middleton 4B • High payload capacity. Ranger Is step over bumps independently. Renowned violinist Rafael Druian- Druian has also performed a (Leveille, Marcotte). 12:26. 3. Boston, most. for three days to several weeks, and the price of seats less than Mallow views “Sweeney Todd” as to the classicism of the Beethoven is Pederson 40 (Mid41eton. B. Oowder). built with a tough ladder-type • 2.0 liter truck engine provides . most cities are expanding their Broadway - $17.50 to $22.” “a little more unique than most will be guest soloist with the number of chaniber concerts with the surprisingly romantic Symphony 17:17. Penalties—Ramsey,. Buf, 1:21: frame. Payload capacity Is 1,200 low-end torque. Broadway musicals — the closest Manchester Symphony Orchestra the National Symphony at The Hillier. Bos. Peterson, Buf, 6:01; booking times annually, (hienlght Mallow’s productions must carry number one in E Flat of Igor Milbury, Bos. 6:06; Gillls, Bos. 10:03; lbs. with optional 1,600 lbs. BUILT LIKE THE BIO stands are uneconomic but Mallow a stage crew three times the size of thing Broadway has come to an conducted by Dr. Jack Heller when Kennedy Center. He has made solo Stravinsky. Written between 1905 Van Boxmeer. Buf, 16:24; Milbury, ^ s , capacity available. ONES a SAVES LIKE will do them to build an audience. a first national com|)any’s because opera.” He said he hadn’t planned to it performs Beethoven’s “Violin appearances with major orchestras and 1907, while he was still under the major. 18:17; Ruff, BuL major, 18:17; Playfair, Buf, 18:4T. THE SMALL ONES Multi-city touring companies used the larger "bus and truck” itinerary have a personality in the role of Concert in D” Sunday at the Vernon including the New. York Philhar­ tutelage of Rimsky- Korsakov, the Second period—4, Boston, K. (Powder AND GREAT MILEAGE... / MORIARTY BROTHERS / to be called "bas-and-truck” produc­ results in tremendous wear and tear Mrs. Lovett but that June Havoc had Center Middle School, Vernon. monic, the Cleveland, Chicago, and work sounds at times like his men­ 21 (Marcotte), 18:28. Penalties—Jonathan, tions. This meant scaled down ver­ on the sets. auditioned and “she was the best.” Druian, currently professor of Atlanta symphony orchestras and tor, and at times like Rachmaninoff. Bos. f.:06; O'Connell. Be«. 7:28; Baron. violin and chamber music at Hartt Bos. served by Leveille, 8:1.3. sions of Broadway shows with a (’Sweeney Todd’s” first national Ross Petty plays the title role. the BBC Symphony at the in other sections, however, the Third period—f., Buffalo, Foligno S cheapslde look in contrast to lavish company required five stage hands, ' “I feel I have an obligation to tour School of Music, University of Hart­ Cheltemham Festival. (unassisted). 0:28. 6 . Boston, McNab 31 ford, spent the first 25 years as con­ music is prophetic of the later (Cashman), 11:10. Penalties-Ramsey. first national companies. Mallow whereas Mallow’s production this wonderful piece and to see the The Manchester Symphony Stravinsky. Buf. 7:14; Van Boxmeer. Buf, 14:32; -may still use trucks and buses (and requires 14 plus some hands hire^ audience reaction,” Mallow said. “I cert master of leading orchestras: Orchestra will join with Druian to McNab. Bos. 16:43. OJllDII planes) but his shows are complete locally. His c r e ^ cidi set up a show think it will open the doors to hun­ Dallas and Minneapolis under perform what many critics judge to Tickets are available at Beller’s Shots on goal—Buffalo f/-ll-14-30. Boston 9-0-3-21. and the production la first rate, in 8 hours, cantered to the several dreds of thousands of people who Dorati, Cleveland under Szell and be the greatest work of its kind, Music, Sebastian’s Music Center Goalie*—Buffalo. Edwards. Boston, Buy your C8T w hew you trust the service. n w y often are directed by the days required by a first national may not have seen a Broadway the New York Philharmonic under Beethoven's “Violin Concerto in D.” and at. the door. For further infor­ Baron. A-13.400. o r li^ l Broadway directors, as was company. musical before.” Boulez. Also to be performed, in contrast mation, call 872-7823. . I ( . i 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26, 1982

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Curtain 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 2 p.m. 11:50; Sun. 1, 3:10, 5:13, mouaae. hapoleons. fresh cakes, and more — lt*a all In* Sun. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Sunday at the Roberts Theater, KIngswood Oxford 7*25 9*45. I eluded In the price of your brunch! featuring this week ... Cinema City You Ought to Be in P ii * Treat yourself to our Brownslone Special — a tender School. (232-7808) My Dinner With Andre filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and COUNTRY ITALIAN • Yala School of Drama, Naw Havan: "As I Lay tures (PG) Fri. 1, 7:20, Fri. 7; Sat. and Sun. 2:10,7, smothered In a rich Bearnaisc sauce — or try our thick Dying," an adaptation' of Wlllllam Faulkner's novel. 9:55, 11:55; Sat. 1, 3:0$, cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple' with Three Brothers (PG) Performances tonight at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. 5 :10, 7:20, 9:55; 11:55; Suit. ayrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. BRUNCH Fri. 9:05; Sat. and Sun. and 7:30 p.m., March 31 and April 1 at 8 p.m. (436- 1, 3:05, 5:10, 7:20, 9:55. ; * Your first Bloody Mary, Screwdriver, or glass of Cham* 4:15, 9:05. agrtc la on the house and all other brunch libations are 1600) Missing (PG) Fri. 1:45, 7.95 Atlantic City (r) Fri. Rlappy Hour priced! i i am— S pm • Yala Rapartory Thaatar, Naw Havan: “Master 9:40, 12; Sat. 1:45, 4:20, RIURVATIONt RiCOMMRNOCD Sundays, 11am-2pm Dinner from 3pm 7:20, 9:30. Sat. and Sun. Harold ... and the Boys” world premier by Athol 7:15, 9:40, 12; Sun. 1:4$, 2:20, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30. MYLUM i TRUMMIU STS. 825-1171 Fugard opened March 9 and will continue through 4:20, 7:15, 9:40. 45 EAST CENTER STpEET •‘MANCHESTER • 643-'275'l Raiders of the Lost Ark' DOWIITQlim HARTFCMD Saturday. Performance tonight at 8 p.m. and Saturday Sneak Preview: Victor, (PG) Fri. 7:10, 9:20; Sat. Victoria Fri. 7:30. at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., corner of Chapel and York and Sun. 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, Streets. 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The cast is excellent, both in their singing and ta the , homosexuals, said he is now counseling students at In­ By Patricia McCormack Hatch, R-UUh, calls on Ckmgress and individual sUtes By Glenne Currie way they move and act: Patti Perkins, Deborah R ^ , ; IN MEETINGS of the 15th annual conference of the diana University in Bloomington. He said he ha^d to to adopt laws banning abortion. Mark Linn-Baker and Larry Riley. The most hilarious UPl Health Editor American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and break off his Kinsey Institute ties when the federal UPl Lively Arts Editor Opposition was sounded by Harriet Pilpel, counsel to musical number anywhere in town is Linn-Baker s ^ p - ThCTapists, shop talk was not light-hearted. government failed to grant him more money for NEW HAVEN ^ Athol Fugard, the best known of con­ Itie serious subject was sex in four days of meetings The talkifrom sexual revolution stars such as William the Planned Parenthood F^eratlon of America, in a ey^ , cigar-puffing version of “ You Can Leave Your H at. at a posh New York hotel. keynote speech opening the conference. research on homosexuality. temporary South African playwrights, has reduced his Masters and Virginia Johnson, and Alan P. Bell, former­ His report, in book form, “ Sexual Preference, came About 1,000 sex educators, counselors and therapists She said the Hatch Amendment probably will not get latest play to a long one act, but still takes too much ly of the Kinsey Institute, was of men and women having out last year. Co-authors included Martin S. Weinberg However, more than 30 songs by anyone, without an — average age about 50 — sauntered through the the necessary two-thirds vote to pass in the Senate. time in setting the scene before getting to his point. intermission and without dialogue, is really too much. ^ trouble in sexual matters, including some who fall in and Sue Kiefer Hammersmith — both also severed from “ Master Harold ... & the boys” had its world dazzling lobby of the $100 to $155 a day hotel to elevators love with a person bf their own sex. “ All the polls show that 80 percent of the American Newman is good, but the lack of focus is felt. . taking them to meeting, film and exhibit rooms for their people favor making abortion available for a variety of the Kinsey Institute, according to Bell. premiere March 12 at the Yale Repertory Theater, in a Thoughtful reports centered on painful aspects of the Their claim that homosexuality is more an inborn annnal conference. reasons other than to save the iife of the women,” she limited run through March 27. THE PERFORMANCES of Barbara eda-Young and teenage sex revolution. Therapists said a growing than an acquired trait has been questioned by some Its theme — like that of most of Fugard’s plays — is For all their stylish dress and conservative clothes,' said. Kevin O’Connor in Leonard Melfi’s one-act “ Birdbath,_ , problem among adult clients is sexual “ blahs” . Some peers In his report at the New York meeting, Beil interracial relationships in apartheid South Africa. But they could have been delegates to an insurance conven­ Masters, pioneer sex theranist from the famous directed by Tom O’Horgan, was a high point of the Off try to turn on with marijuana, cocaine, and other ja y - rapeated his belief that hormonal influences in utero set this time he looks at it not on a national or political m tion. Whatever image anyone may dream up of a sex chotropic drugs — pulling a “ chemical blanket” ovei*' -Masters-Johnsoh Institute in St. Louis, Mo., told of thescene for a homosexual orientation. Off Broadway movement 17 years ago. therapists’ convention, it is very serious business among treating three men left impotent more than a year after level, where racial prejudice is conscious if unthinking, themselves when embarking on a sexual caper. He was asked what a parent should do if a boy wanU The production was brought back briefly at the Harold . very dedicated professionals^ being raped by women. The victims inciuded two men but as a part of an individual's growing up, where it is The “ political climate” draw complaints. The sex to play girl games all daY'or prefers dolls to footballs. Clurman Theater March 7-21, as part of a tribute to Sex education, counseling and therapy came out of the gang raped by up to four women. One, woman prodded unconscious and the product of parental example. workers were downcast o w a pending regulation He was also asked what / parent should do about a girl O’Ctonnor, who also played Rochelle Owens’ one-man , clooet at the time of the K inse^eports. It boomed into a the victim on with ai knife. A*)ther used a gun. The There are just three characters in “ Master Harold:” requiring parents to be nwfled t^en kids get con­ who prefers Tomboy potsuits to dolls. “ Chucky’s Hunch” and Lewis Black’s derivative reqiectable profession. Ai^; from the looks of con­ descriptions in his report r/ead like the script of a — Hally (Master Harold), a white youth attending traceptives at family plaimng clinics. Parents should give Such children lots of love and not technical school in Port Elizabeth, and Sam and Willie, “ Crossng the Crab Nebula.” ferees, a well-paying on^ Conferees included psy- matinee thriller. “ Birdbath” was definitely worth doing and worth try to engineer thert into some other nature, Bell ad­ middle-aged black waiters in his mother’s tea room. tsysi SPIRITS SAGGED Ben talk of the Hatch Amend- seeing for the work of eda-Young and O’Connor, as well BELL, WHO HAS achieved fame by studying vised. Hally has known Sam and Willie since childhood, as ning experts, ministers/priestsy p r ment in the U.S. Senq cam e up. This, by Sen. Orin friends, co-conspirators and father substitutes. as for historic reasons. But the performances, though powerful, were - Hally’s father is a prejudiced cripple and a drunk, automatic in places, and the play about two lonely peo­ whom Hally despises on the one hand while seeking his love on the other. When Sam, the smarter of the two ple — hailed at the time for its evocation of terror and Advice waiters, tries to persuade Hally not to pay any attention pity — now seems to be a melodramatic look at rather Attention 4th, Sth, 6th Graders, to his father, the youngster for the first time turns on unconvincing characters. Sam with racial slurs, spits in his face and demands that in future Sam call him “ Master Harold.” He regrets his “ POOR LITTLE LAMBS,” a sexist comedy hy Paul. outburst immediately, but does not apologize, and Rudnick about Yale’s Whiffenpoof glee club which, Junior High and High School Students leaves the tea room in tears after Sam warns him that if pretends to feminism and which builds up through inter-; he insists on being “ Master Harold" he will never again minable barber-shop quartet standards to the Whiffen- * Family affair creates be “ Hally” to them. poof Song as an anti-climactic finale, opened March 14 One problem with the play is that though there has at the Theater at St. Peter’s Church. been a long build-up to the crucial scene, there has been It does have pert Blanche Baker as the Vassar insufficient to explain or prepare us for Hally’s out­ transfer who wants to be the first woman Whiffenpoof,. burst. The playwright also leaves the way open for a and some extraordinarily good young singer-actors. But' reconciliation, which is something of a sentimental 4 an unexpected issue the undergraduate sex talk, while often funny, palls as error. The telephone is used too much to forward the ac­ fast as any blue-joke comedian. tion. 1982 - DEAR ABBY: I have a problem I Fugard uses some fine symbols of freedom — a kite DEAR SAGGING; Yes, plastic ran’t talk to anybody about. My hus­ which Sam made for Hally when he was small, and the “ WEEKENDS LIKE OTHER PEOPLE," by David' surgery can help. If you don’t know "MASTER HAROLD” band had an affair with my 17-year- ballroom dancing which Sam and the slower Willie use Blomquist, is a sprawling play about a restless blue-' a board-certified plastic surgeon, .Yale Repertory Theater play features Danny Glover (left) Zakes Mokae old niece, and now she’s pregnant, as a method of escaping from an imperfect world into collar worker which even director Ulu Grosbard and the Dear ask your family physician to recom­ ’ilie only ones who know about it are one where everything can be perfect and where noone fine acting of Rose Gregorio and Kenneth McMillan can­ mend several. Talk to two or three, my husband, the girl, the doctor who bumps into you. not save. , Abby then make your own selection. The two-character play, a production of the Phoenix' Confirmed it, and now me. But there is too little substance to the play, and what time felt that the two-aCt “ A Lesson From Aloes” fresh as on opening night, with two of Britain’s finest ac­ Abigail Theater which opened March 11 at the Marymount My husband has always been a de­ DEAR ABBY; I have a friend who there is is unconvincing in the context of race relations. should have been shortened to one act, and Fugard tors playing perfectly together. Their Actors Equity Manhattan Theater, concerns Dan Maher, a warehouse cent family man, and my niece is a Van Buren has been seeing a guy who’s been The situation is too specific to be properly universal. It seems to have taken that advice to heart. permit runs out in May, and there are no present plans foreman who feels there’s something missing in his TV- nice, quiet girl who never even had a married, divorced and has five kids. is evidently at least partly autobiographical, being set in to re-cast it with Americans. Fugard’s hometown in 1950. “ THE DRESSER" is due to close on Broadway May dominated life, and his wife Laurie. steady boyfriend. Nobody would She’s so wrapped up in him that The acting is wonderful, by Zakes Mokae as Sam, 1, and I urge you to see it if you possibly can. Dan’s efforts to get a better job are doomed, prin­ ever believe this could happen to us. sometimes she doesn’t see her fami­ This tragi-comedy about an aging English actor- cipally by a plot gimmick about an offstage con man, We are all respectable, churchgoing ly for weeks. Recently she told me Danny Glover as Willie and Zeljko Ivanek as the raw OFF BROADW AY, a couple of Aear-hits and a couple forced to marry a girl if he doesn’t manager and his faithful dresser, is by Ronald and Dan and Laurie are left to make the best they can I people. that she loves this guy and he wants Hally. Fugard’s direction is more static than necessary. of misses: \ want to. I commend you for standing out of life. My niece is in her third month, to marry her, but first he wants her Though the small professional cast does not permit Harwood, who was Sir Donald Wolf it’s dresser f6r many “ Maybe I’m Doing it Wrong,” which opened March 14 by your husband. Hang in there and at the Astor Place Theater, is a four-person revue of The theme is important, but the treatment doesn’t and soon everyone will know she’s to prove that she loves him by living the use of any actors from the Yale School of Drama, of years, and Wolfit is immediately recognizable in the un­ good luck. which the Yale Rep is the main production arm, the knighted Sir. Randy Newman songs, in 3-D as it were. shape up. Despite McMillan’s superlative characteriza­ pregnant. This is a small town, and 1 with him for a year, doing all the designers and stage managers are from the School. “ The Dresser,” which opened at The Brooks Atkinson tion, Dan never gains our sympathy, and the family, in­ don’t want my family split up over cooking, laundry and taking care of Newman’s witty, satirical, often salacious lyrics are DEAR ABBY; I’m a 19-year-old Fugard, best known for works like “ The Blood Knot,” Theater Nov. 9, is a very funny and touching play, cluding an off stage son, does not come to life. this. We have three fine children. his kids. (Their mama ran off and twice as funny on stage, where director Joan Micklin unmarried woman, and my problem “ Boesman and Lena,” and “ Sizwe Bans! is Dead,” also starring Paul Rogers as Sir and 'Tom Courtenay as the Grosbard has emphasized the role of television in the My husband has been walking left them.) Silver has added her own visual comments, sometimes has almost become an obspssion chose the Yale Rep two years ago for the American prissy Norman, who has dressed and cosseted and life of the Mahers, with David Jenkins’ kitchen-and- around like a zombie for the last six She’s 19 and he’s 33. Do you think intensifying the original intent, sometimes providing a with me. I have sagging breasts like protected Sir for 16 years of barnstorming round Britain living-room set built like a TV sitcom set and with the weeks. He finally broke down and this guy is just using her? And how premiere of his “ A Lesson From Aloes,” which went on new dimension to the songs. Her visualization of “ Short a woman who has nursed six kids! in all the tough Shakespearean roles. TV itself as a focus, and with singing commercials told me what was wrong. He says he can I help her? to Broadway and won the New York Drama Critics Cir­ People,” for instance, lets the short people win in the The rest of me is well-proportioned, cle award for best play of the year. Some critics at the When I went back to see the play March 11, it was as end. bridging the blackouts between scenes. loves me very much and must have HER FRIEND IN ALABAMA been crazy. Meanwhile my niece but every time I iook at my body in the mirror I get depressed. I tried DEAR FRIEND; You can help r says she ’’loves” my husband and wants to have his baby so he will toning up my chest muscles by her by being her friend. Whether I Singer enjoys 'Renaissance' have to marry her. (He’s old enough weight-lifting, but all I got were big think she’s being used is not impor­ 'to-be her father.) I still love him and tant. Only if (and when) she con­ will stand by him regardless. Please fknow how I got this way, Abby. I cludes that she's being used will she help me, Abby. developed early (age 12) and I never do something about it. People “ in OUT OF MY MIND owned a support bra, so I bounced love” are deaf, dumb, blind. around a lot, and now I am paying Rush changes with audience DEAR OUT: Since you are a for it. I look OK in an uplift bra, but Do you have questions about sex, ih churchgoing family, | urge you to I look terrible in a bathing suit. love, drugs and the pain of growing talk to your clergyman. All of you If I didn’t have this problem I up? Get Abby’s new booklet: “ What hear him, and he developed theories By Frederick Waterman hall for Rush’s Dec. 27 concert. year-ojd son. In person Rush affirms involved desperately need his advice would have a really ^ice-looking Every TeenAger Ought to Know.” Written For UPl about the audience the record com ­ That triumph for the supposedly that image, and demonstrates that and counsel. Y oW jiusband should figure. Would plastic/giirgery help? Send $2 and a long, -stamped (37 panies had forgotten. Handing out over-the-hill star apparently sur­ he is obviously not consumed by the also see a lawyer .'Because the girl I’m saving up for a fur coat, but I ’d cents), self-addressM envelope to: BOSTON — Tom Rush is talking questionnaires to his club listeners. DESIGN AN AD CONTEST prised everyone but Rush. The Har­ voracious ego common to many per­ ,is a minor, be could be charged with trade it for an operation. Thanks. Ahby, Teen Bookleli’P.O. Box 38923, not about his ideas, his songs or Rush learned their ages, habits, vard grad folksinger who used to be formers. 'statutory rape. No man can be s a g g in g IN SANDUSKY Hollywood, Calif>^'90038. himself, but instead is explaining preferences, and tastes* and he happy “ as long as the money came record marketing, demographics, determined that rather than having in as fast as it went out” was now a During his 21 years of singing and the business of selling music. acquired a new following, his businessman who was simply Rush has had hundreds of interviews The expected interview with a folk audience of the ’60s had simply “ giving them what they wanted. with reporters, radio DJs, and M55 IN PRIZES singer has been replaced by a talk remained loyal and was growing old There’s a very frustrated audience vacuous TV hosts on coffee-klatch with a businessman, and the sub­ with him. Soften tough toenails out there that would really like to go shows. It is understandable that stitution is disconcerting. He found out that the ’60s student to shows if only somebody would anyone might tire of having his psy­ The 40-year-old Rush, though GRMBPMZE ...... *50 protesters were now married com­ give them shows to go to.” che poked and prohed, preferring in­ dressed in work shirt and jeans, is muters — parents who read Time For both audience and performer stead to talk about events, facts, and carrying a briefcase with a slick and National Geographic and the concert was a far cry from 1961 plans. Questions about himself now *25 each portfolio of reviews and articles watched M-A-S-H and PBS. And, 3 FIRST PRIZES... Cambridge folk scene where Rush receive shorts answers or none at all with petroleum jelly from Rolling Stone, the Washington most important to Rush, these peo- played his first gig. Today both sides and the conversation always returns Post, and other major publications. . pie were now uncomfortable visiting are correspondingly more quickly to the business of music. Humorous and pleasant, Riish is *5 eaCh the small, rundown clubs they used sophisticated: the audience knows 6 HMORIIBU MENTIONS disarmingly laid-back as he candid­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I read she doesn’t like the way her friend is to frequent. what it wants and Rush has figured After tWo hours the interview ly admits he is promoting “ The an article in the paper about a solu­ being cared for she should volunteer out how to provide it. ends and Rush says good-bye, but as Renaissance of Tom Rush,” an ef­ AS RUSH EXPLAINS it: tion or salve tojise on your toenails to feed her. he leaves there is the disconcerting Your fort for which he iS the publicist, “ Having a good time now means BUT, WHILE RUSH obviously to soften them so you could get rid of DEAR READER; There See Your Ad Printod In The sense of having talked with the producer and product. something different to them than it enjoys the business of competing for Ingrown toenails or soften the hard Health are good and bad nursing homes. ENTER producer, the promoter and the There are good doctors and bad doc­ used to. Thirteen years ago they today’s entertainment dollar, he material under the nails. There AT THE END of the 1970s, Rush’s product, but never the person. tors, good nurses and bad nurses, went to Woodstock, hut they are views the new tastes with dismay. wasn’t any name for it and I can’t Lawrence career seemed finished — his string different people now and no longer He sees the record companies’ sales find it. Can you tell me what it is and good aides and bad aides. That is the Herald on April 23, 1982 of hits like “ The Circle Game” and willing to put up with annoyances Lamb, M.D. way Uie world is. TODAY! pitch as geared now to punk rockers where I can get it? “ Urge for Going” at an end. But he they' may not even have noticed and fans of Boxcar Willie. ( “ Can ' DEAR READER; I am Your own letter, though, es­ believed the ’60s generation that when they were 18.” He decided that you imagine. Boxcar Willie now not sure what you read but many tablishes the point that being sure grew up with music still wanted to the angry generation of the ’60s now people in nursing homes get fed HERE’S HOW TO ENTER makes $12,5(K) a night performing?” Personal advice people do have problems caring for enjoy it. wanted concerts in Symphony . Hall Rush shakes his head in disbelief.) their toenails. You can help solve properly is not always a simple matter. That is why I think the fami­ “ After all, these people didn’t stiff with easy parking, no ticket lines, In his press-packet clippings Rush Abigail Van Buren offers personal such problems by being sure the them you can cover the nail with ly and relatives should be sure their buying records b^ ause of sonfe drinks in the lobby, ushers, and a is described as a man comfortable advice daily in one of • America’s shoes you wear really fit you. That Vaseline. The Vaseline acts like a metabolic change,” he said. loved one is getting proper care. The TOM RUSH . chance to dress up. And that is in the role of gentleman farmer, and best-read columns, “ Dear Abby,” in means you should be able to wiggle moisturizer, it’s one bf the best. RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS daily living patten^ in nursing And so he began to study the peo­ exactly what he gave them, the content with the life he shares in The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec­ your toes inside the shoes. If you For problem nails and toes you learned marketing to recapture success homes is very in^rtant, par­ ple who cam e to the small clubs to result was a sellout of the 2,500-seat Deering, N.H., with his wife and 6- tion. can’t, they are too short or too can cover the nails and toes with 3. Ada muat ba aubmlRad tha aama alza n Vaseline and put on heavy socks to ticularly nutrition mot just serving 1. Than will b« a drat priza and two narrpw or both. aaaignad. Only a black markar pan, or bruah sleep overnight. If you do this once the right food butrbeing sure it is hofiorabla mantlona In aach catagory plua a The second point is to keep your grand priza winnar. Tha priza catagorlaa ara: may ba uaad on a whita background. All com- nails properly trimmed. Use a or twice a week and lubricate your eaten) and physical activity to the Filmeter extent the per^h can be active. ’ platad ada muat ba racalvad by Tha Harald regular toenail clipper that is toes and nails after each shower or (1) 4th, 8th, and 6th gradaa; (2) 7th, 8th, 9th bath you will soon see evidence of gradaa; (3) 10th, 11th, and 12th gradaa. no later than 8:00 P.M., Friday, April 16 straight across the end and not 1982. curved. Trim the nails straight softening your nails. . across. Sometimes if there are Don’t expect to cure advanced In- 2. To antar tha eontaat you muat bring or mall 4. All antrlaa bocoma tha proparty of Tha sharp corners that stick out and dig grown toenails this way. They may tha antry blank balow to tha DIaplay Advar- Manchaatar Evaning Harald. Only tha top an- Heres a capsule look at movies playing how into the adjacent toe you will need to require surgical excision. Don’t tiy tiaing D ^rtm ant of Tha Harald on or bafora trloa will ba publlahad. to (reat an infected ingrown toenail round these. In general, rounded Friday, April 2,1982. You wM than raealva 8. Tha antrlaa will ba Judgad by tha advar- nails edntrihute to ingrown toenails. yourself either. SWARMING DEATHTRAP (PC) — Michael man; this enables them to bill “ Vic­ I am sending you The Health Inatruetlona In paraon at Tha Harald Infor­ tlslng ataff o l Tha Harald. powerful, disturbing and has a clear which is based on a true story about THE SEDUCTION (R) — tilian “ Jaws,” but* its classy cast If you have a corner that is turned Caine, Chrialopher Reeve, Dyan tor” as a female impersonator. The Letter number 11-8, Your Feet And ming you what bualnaaa you will ba doing an 8. WInnara will ba announcad upon publica­ message — but the film is definitely an Ameiican father who in­ Morgan Fairchild, Andrew and tight editing put it several under after you have softened it by Cannon. (Myal< ) Ira Levin’s play basic premise of the film is so How to Care for Them. Others who TBUNITES tion. not for anyone just seeking light vestigates the mysterious dis­ Stevens, Michael Sarrazin. notches above the standard attack- shaking your feet, carefully lift it up ad lor. “ Deathtrap” has been delighting preposterous that the humor doesn’t want this issue can send 75 cents entertainment. GRADE; B-plus. appearance of his son in (Tille. (Suspense Drama) “The Seduc­ of-the-killer-bees schlock. You and slip a small wedge of cotton un­ Broadway audiences for years, and work — even as slapstick. There are with a long, stamped, self-addressed Directed by Costa-Gavras (whose tion” makes no pretense at being won’t want to look at a pair of der the corner. That will help to now Sidney Lumet’s film version some nice musical moments by MAKING LOVE (R) — Kate envelope for it to me, in care of this credits include “ Z” ), “ Missing” is a anything other than an exploitation snakeskin boots after seeing this train the nail so it doesn’t turn un­ will attract more fans to this clever Miss Andrews, though. GRADE: C- Jackson, Michael Ontkean, Harry newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio powerfully acted movie that chills, film, designed to show off & e acting one. GRADE: B. der. tale. Michael Caine is in fine form minus. Hamlin. (Drama) Z^ck (ontkean) City Station, New York, NY 10019. 1 entertains and give viewers (and physique) of Morgan Almost all toenails will soften if A m m h as the playwright who will do is a young, successful doctor, who, you soak them long enough in warm DEAR DR. LAMB: I was ''' COanERHOIK I Want To Enter Ad Oratt ’82 I’M DANCING AS FAST AS I something to think about.. Although “ Flamingo Road” Fairchild in her anything for a hit, and Christopher although happily married to 'Claire .water. Immediately after you dry surprised about the lady who wrote wiKcnow-iw wi CAN (R) — Jill Clayburgh, Nicol 1982 is still young, it’s bound to be first film. She playS a TV EVIL UNDER TH E SUN (P G ) Reeve leaves his Superman cape (Miss Jackson), has homosexual that her friend was not being fed in a Ad queUy; noa) sM tonil Bsnigt 1 one of the year’s best. GRADE: A. newscaster who is the target of a nut Bfesterrm e expefts—pAjscxK toeft- behind with his powerful perfor­ Williaq^son, Geraldine Page, Joe feelings toward Bart (Hamlin). — Peter Ustinov, Diana Bigg, ' The ivory horn of the.narwhal, or nursing home. We didn’t have that who just wants to love her. The film nidl iM -pninW • cattinf ol 1 Nam#...... Pesci. (Drama) Jill Clayburgh is QUEST FOR FIRE (R) — Maggie- Smith, JaiAes Mason. problem in the nursing home where mance as a young writer. ’Diere’s These three actors give sincere per­ :“ se8-unicorn,” is actually ap MnMlZNrieoco Thoylctsck 1 is very derivative, yet capably (Mystery) Another of Agatha you entn houM Md M p you iwM mystery, drama, comedy and a few brilliant in her most challenging formances as strong, mature in­ Everett McGill, Rae Dawn Chong. elongated tooth that sometimes in­ I worked. The food we served was A(Mrt88...... role to date, a successful documen­ made; it’s slightly scary, slightly Christie’s Herculp Poirot mykterles rdiWonSpiobSms Syosgunii- 1 dividuals in this ground-breaking (Dram a) — A vivid re-enactment of cludes a rudimentary second tooth the same that the nurses and aides M ln e h iM solid scares in this fun entertain­ bad taste and very nude. GRADE: 1 Town ...... Phono...... tary filmmaker whose life falls early man’s dependence upon fire as has been stylishly filmed. Who killed ate. We took /h e time to feed the ment. GRADE: .B. and long-over-due film. Because of B-minus. at its. base. A- 28-foot whale may P H O m r O D A Y : 1 apart after she gets addicted to the the nature of the subject matter, a tiral to survival and his ultimate Arlena, a great musical comedy have a tusk up to 9 feet long. older people who couldn’t feed Qrado...... y...... School...... VICTOR/VICTORIA (PG) — tranquilizer Valium. Geraldine parental discretion is strongly success in learning how to recreate VENOM (R) — Klaus Kinski, star, at the posh Mediterranean themselves. 1 Julie Andrew*, James Garner, Page delivers an Oscar-calibre per­ island resort? Everybody there had If her friend is losing weight, it is 848-9240 1 NOTE: Plaaaa bring or maH thio antiy blank to tha DIaplay AdwrtM ig Dapartmamol recommended. GRADE; B-plus. it for himself. Strong acting, atten­ Sarah Miles, Oliyer Reed, Nicol " Gypsies have^upplied the Tha Manehoatar Harald, 19 Iralnard Ftaoa, Manchaatar, C T 09049. Inirlaa eiaaa Robert Preston. (Comedy). Vic­ formance as a woman dying of tion to historical accuracy and stun­ a niotive, but they aim all have probably because she won’t eat her 1 Williamson. (ThHIler) “Venom” 'background RiuMK for much of JUT toria (MiSs Andrews) and another cancer, the subject of the film­ MISSING (PG) — Jack Lem­ ning cinematography (“ (juest” was is spine-tingling brain candy about a alibis. The puzzle is neatly solved, Hungarian bisto/y since the ISth food. The older pm le would com­ 1 Friday, April 2,1092. nightclub singer (Preston) hit upon maker’s latest project. Based,on the mon, Sissy Spacek, Melanie shot on location in Canada, Scotland deadly snake on the loose in a Lon- but some questions remaiarAnd the ' centpry. Oypsf melodies helped plain and when w ^ o u ld try to feed / TSVrTECOffm OL / the idea of convincing Paris film bogs down here dhd there. best-selling autobiography by Bar­ Mayron, John Shea. (Drama) and Kenya) make for an engrossing ' don towjlhouse during a kidnapping ra e ^ t the airny) and, for centuries, them they wouldT either knock our THE O lflttf A *U *O O T«CO * audiences that Victoria is actually a bara Gordon, “I’m Dancing” is Lemmon triumphs in this film . and enlightening film. GRADE: B. attempt. The film is not quite a rep- GRADE: B. -etoUnista led jlraops Into battle. hands away or ^ i t in our faces. If i 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26, 1982 Dolly's sister shines Friday TV JusTAsmmels l U BET THEY HAVE NO IPEA Astro'^graph FumaiEMs seen I'VE KEPT TRACK OF THEIR eV E tH N Q Toae/f/suK- £ V eR Y 6KN) o e s n T M o a K v o CDdDCillSdO® News MOUNTABie... in TV sitcom debut ® Charlie’s Angels esr/FAMGCAaeMr/ ^ ' March 27 ,1M2 VIROO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) Oth­ CD HawaH Fhre-O ers will think more ol you today (B) Pre-CelebrttyQolf Lee Trevino If you apply yourself over the If you 'less up to your errors. If ACROSS 42 Esau's country and Fuzzy Zoeller vs Bruce Forsyth coming months, you’ll And a you try to cover up your HOW AtlANY 44 Intermediite one. Slid Sean Connery (R) second channel to add to your By Vernon Scott mistakes, they'll be blown out HAS 1 War prisoner (prafix) How could her siblings 9 ) Dr. Scott On Hebrews (Contin­ Income or resources. Explore D P I Hollywood of proportion when discovered. IT BEEH...SINCE (abbr.) 46 Wipes out ues From Daytime) in de(>th any avenues that are be sure she would be the LM RA (S e pt 22-Ocl. 23) In 4 Group of two so Sort of stiff Reporter O News World News highlights via open to you. WE'VE LAST last child? saletlite telecasts from around the joint ventures today, have a 8 Biblical 54 Tiro paste AMES (March 21-April IS) /WET f»CE-TD- world. Rosco and Oetus (James clear-cut understanding that garden 55 Concerning HOLLYWOOD - Dolly “My” mamma always You may not be too good a w c e r T7 O Making H Count Best, I. and Rick Hurst, r.) ^ expenses will be shared equal­ 12 Son-in4iw of the ear 1 A Parton’s baby sister, bragged that she had 11 <9 Jeffersons (Captioned) bargain hunter today, to be ly. If you don't, you might end out on strike on T H E D 0 K E 8 careful It you decide to go on a Mohammed 56 Laider (It) A children and kept her ^ Jim Rockford: Private upwiththetab. Rachel, is a star already, OF HAZZARD, airing Friday. shopping spree. Examine all 13 Hawaiian 57 Dancer R N Investigator SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) having made her acting figure perfect,” Rachel merchandise closely lor Imper­ island Miller ® Soapbox March 26 on CBS. Untortunatsiy, In one-to-one said. “But I fixed that. I 6 :3 0 fections. Predictions ol what's 14 Air (prahx) SB Sadist debut in a TV series based CHECK ItSTINOS FOH EXACT TAIE encounters today others may GD CBSNews In store lor you in each season 15 Plug Marquis da w as a C a e s a re a n not deal with you at fairly as Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman on the movie that propelled 99091) NSC News following your birth date and 16 Curtains you will with them. Be a good [)olly to film stardom over­ delivery.” O O Nightly Business Report where your luck and opportuni­ 18 Rsisgate SB Leered guy. bill also be sensible. Co-starring with Rachel O Bob Newhart Show ties lie are In your Astro-Graph. 20 Dins 60 Compass night; 6:55 SAOITTARR18 (No*. 23-Oec. r - 19 Roman date 40 Stacked up in “9 to 5” are Rita Mail $1 lor each to Astro- 21 Bandleader point Rachel is the star of “9 O News 21) Instead ol looking lor tsiiuiHe, 22 Glacial epoch wood Moreno, Valerie Curtin and 6 :5 0 Graph. Box 489. Radio City grounds to naglact your EKCELLeNt./ Amaz To 5.1' the new ABC sitcom Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to WINE DO >OU 23 Bugbear DOWN (2 wdi.) 43 Thaw Jean Marsh. The movie ’ O Q ood New sbresk responsibilities, seek- reasons 24 Swimming based on the 20th Century- 7 :00 specify birth date. to honor them. That which you 5U 6(5E6T? FRED 27 Confession of 45 Right or left cast featured Dolly, Jane (D CBS Nbws TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Do faith 1 Father “ mammsl Fox movie, in which she put aside now will be more 25 Korean city part of the plays the samfe busty, Fonda and Lily Tomlin. 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CDCBSLateMovle'TheDark' 1978 0 Twilight Zone mins.) sional miracle. be.” — Ron Howard CD Merv Griffin slam when one defender Alley Oop — Dave Graue at least Carolyn Jones millions in syndication, is manipulation, power and she brought to the in­ holds (i-X-X of trumps and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) won’t have to compete with turning to daytinie jelevi- general troublemaking. genuously spooky Morticia. automobiles to get there. sion to express her artistry Miss Jones is almost as “One of the things I From ‘The Dukes of and, in the process, make a sick of America’s infatua­ loved about ‘The Addams Pop — Ed Sullivan Hazzard” to the freshly living. tion with youth as she is of Family,’ and the thing I resurrected “Herbie the youthful infatuation with Klf ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright hope to introduce into Myr­ CXJVER/ WAKE UP.' Love Bug,” she charges She will costar with the mindless smashing of na, is the pleasure I got as Illhen you fust houB to hear her uoin. THERE HE the monsters have taken Constance Towers and IS.'THERE'S COWVE ANP SEE automobiles. Morticia from being Mor­ CARLVLE CAFO.VLE.' over prime-time television Rory Calhoun in “Capitol,” “I like callow youth to ticia,” she said. “So many ON TV. — and they don’t even have the first soap opera ever to say hello to on the streets, people nowadays want to UM....AND Hepe’5> to pay union dues. be premiered in prime but I don’t like to listen to be someone else. They A LiITk: “I guess we live in an age time. CBS will introduce what they’re putting up on want something more all (^TRA VoOP- where people think cars the Washington, D.C., the screen,” she said. the time .... TRDOBue. and computers are more based drama today from “Older people are more in­ ‘‘People who are" teresting. satisfied with themselves “I go to the park ... I sit are the ones you have a Perkins back to acting on benches next to older tendency to want to be — Bob Thaves 1 0 - ? people and try to strike up around because they have Frank and Ernest HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Millie Perkins, the petite ac­ a conversation because I something to give instead tress who starred in “The Diary of Anne Frank” 23 want to hear _ what they of take, take take!’ years ago, has returned to acting after disappearing have to say ... I talked to an In any case, it beats from movie screens for two decades. older man the other day being “in competition with J 'M o n l y h u m a n .. Perkins was brought from obscurity to international and I started to say, 'Well, 3,000 pounds of steel and prominence in the title role of Anne Frank, the tragic I think,’ and he said, ‘What glass.” ... MOJTLY, a n y w a y . Jewish girl who hid from the Nazis in Holland during most people call thinking is Move over “Dukes.” The World War II and eventually was killed by them. merely a rearrangement of people are coming. Mille, a native of Fair Lawn, N.J., later appeared with Elvis Presley in “Wild In The Country” and “En­ 2 sign Pulver” before disgppearing. -Y

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If your exchange doesn't have That special voice gives you a International dialing capability, just tell the operator the country, city and phone number you very special feeling. Call tonight. Connecticut Valley Coin Co. want. Ybu will be billed at the direct-dial rate. • 1329 West Middle Turnpike want to know more? Call Internetional Information toll tree: l*liUO*B76*6B lw | c t< ra m & 805 Main St. 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 I Manchester, ConnectjpuL Soulhem I M A J O R = OPEN DAILY 9-5 I NewEhgjand ...... j-x * 5 2 8 -0 8 5 6 iwwxw.iimwii.iwiwB. ______' • ^ ^ Tblophons — MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 26, 1982 - 21 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ March 26. 1982 A bout Town Rec courses have openings B U S m E S S / C la ssified Las Vegas night set Openings are still available in some courses offered East Catholic High School Parents Club is sponsoring by the Manchester Recreation Departnaent. Those in-, In b rief its second annual Las Vegas night Saturday at 7:30 p.m. terested may register at' the Arts Building. < Hutton takeover candidate? at the high school. Evening courses available include ceramics which Tickets are $7 per person in advance and ^ at the will be held on Thursdays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. for eight door. More than ^,000 in prizes will be on hand. weeks. The cost is $25 which Includes paints and firings. For further information, contact Pat or Karl Russotto Greenware and tools may be purchased from the large Candidates picked at 623-1582. selection available at the Arts Building. The evening class is designed for beginners through intermMiates. The Board of Directors of the Greater Exchange sets breakfast Beginner crochet will be offered at the Mahoney Manchester Chatnber of Congress has endorsed the Brokerage stock fall seen Center in Cedar Street on Wednesday evenings from 7 to following fdf election to two-year terms as direc­ Manchester Exchange Club plans its annual “One Na­ 8:30 for four weeks the cost J6. Needlepoint for tors, beginning in April. tion Under God" breakfast at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Army beginners through intermediates will be available at Carroll Johnson Bnindrett, Fountain Village When Joe “I’m the Greatest” Granville recently TAKIN4; A KKOADEK look at the brokerage in­ and Navy Club on Main Street. Mahoney Center on Wednesdays frpm 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Apartments; Gary Rounsevllle, M&R Liquor; John predicted that the shares of E.F. Hutton and Merrill dustry — namely, 392 Big Board member firms doing Frank Liburdy Jr., a past president of the State of This is an eight-week course; the cost $16. B. Fogarty, Fogarty Brothers Inc.; Richard Lynch would tumble to the $8- to $9-a-Share area before business with the public — Long expects pre-tax profits Connecticut Exchange Club, will be guest speaker. Day courses iiiclude pottery which will be offered on Schauster, Empire Tool & Manufacturing Co.; the current bear market runs its course — they were in this year to drop to about $1.6 billion from ’81’s $2.14 Many service and civic clubs have been invited. The Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. The cost is $24 for eight Roger Parrott, Ro-Vic Inc.; Steve Thornton, the mid-to-high $20s at the time — one skeptical broker Dan Dorfnaan billion. event is open to the public and tickets are $3.95. weeks and includes glazes and firings. Clay is purchased Manchester Sand Si Gravel, and Dennis told me he thought the flamboyarft investment counselor Under such a scenario, it’s Long’s view that the Mayor Stephen Penny'will close the program. from the instructor the first day of class. Radabaugh, J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution had flipped. Syndicated brokerage stocks — already off sharply from lofty '81 Acrylic painting is available on Thursday from to levels attained because of the outbreak of acquisition Center. Well, both stocks have dropped a bit since, and Columnist 11:30 a.m. for eight weeks; cost $16. A p ril 6 there will be Merrlli's shares, in fact, struck a 12-month low of 23 7/8 fever — are vulnerable to even stiffer declines. Mrs. Foster elected . a workshop from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for those who wish to before a 'modest recovery. And now Wall Street’s Although Long regards Granville’s forecast of a 550-' 650 Dow by January '83 as excessively bearish, he’s not Mrs. Edwin Foster of 358 Woodbridge St. was elected learn how to make a golf shirt. leading tracker of brokerage firms, 54-year-old Perrin May 4 those interested in making a warmup suit are Long of Lipper Analytical Services, echoes Granville’s about to say it won’t happen. But if it’s anywhere close state corresponding secretary for the Daughters of the asked to register. The two classes, April 6 and May 4, Realtors to meet to that, our man says brokerage stocks could easily lose British Empire at the annual meeting of the state board bleak assessment of the business. are two-hour, lecture demonstrations, the cost: $2. Not one to make bold, provocative statements in a three months of calendar '82, including those of Paine 50 percent of their current market value. Long figures on March 17. She has been state registrar for six years, Beginner sewing, which is an eight-week course, will “Flexible Bank Financing” will be the title of a that the Dow is likely, at the very least, to decline to and she is a charter member and past regent of Britan­ talk by Thomas M. Fleming at the April 2 meeting quest for publicity. Long, in an interview the other day, Webber, which operates on a Sept. 30 fiscal year., be offered on Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. told me: “The last stocks an investor should want to Merrill Lynch: 50 to 60 cents a share, vs. $1.17 in the around 7|25. 2 nia Chapter D.B.E. of the Manchester Board of Realtors. Students will complete two garments, choose slacks, own right now are brokerage stocks; the trends look same ’81 period; Hutton: 60 to 65 cents, against $1.24;- Considering the rash of brokerage takeovers in '81 — Mrs. Albert Heavisides of 57 Baldwin Road was re­ The 9 a.m. danish and coffee session will take Sears swallowing Dean Witter Reynolds, Phibro elected state standard bearer. skirt or vest; machines are available. very bad for the industry.” Paine Webber: K to 30 cents vs. 67 cents, and Donald­ Silk flower comb making is April 27 from 9:30 to 11:30 place at the Manchester Country Club, 305 S. Main acquiring Salomon Brothers. American Express buying St. In brief, Long projects a wicked 40-50 percent drop in son, Lufkin-Jenrette: 15 cents, compared with a year- a.m .; cost $2. Supplies to be purchased before class. first-quarter profits, an even bigger 50-60 percent earlier quarter a share. Shearson, and Prudential taking Bache — an obvious Bloodmobile to visit Flat Reed Berry Basket is offered on April 1 from 9 Reservations should be made to the Manchester thought is that the remaining big names (like Paine Board of Realtors at 646-2450. Fee is $2. decline in second-quarter earnings, and for all of ’82, he a.m. to noon. Each student will complete one basket, sees industry net off on the order of 35-40 percent. LONG’S EXPLANATION for even heftier second- Webber and Hutton) are potential takeover candidates. The American National Red Cross bloodmobile will be class fee $3. Approximate cost to instructor for Fleming is assistant vice president of the Rhode quarter declines: Last year’s second period results And rumblings continue to be heard inside Citicorp that in Manchester on March,29 from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Island Hospital Trust National Bank. He will Long’s forecast for all of ’82 is especially significant, materials, $6. Quilting on the beginner and advanced since he’s essentially ruling out something a lot of folks were fattened by a tremendous amount of investment the banking giant has an ongoing study of the industry in 6 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Anyone level are available. Beginners will meet Mondays from explain mortgages written by his bank which are banking business and a slight easing of interest rates anticipation of an ultimate acquisition of one of the age 18 to 66 in good health may donate blood. available in the Manchester area. Application kits expect ^ a meaningful market recovery in the second 9:30 to 11 a m. and advanced on Wednesday at the same half. (which encouraged a pickup in equity purchases). biggies. time, classes are for eight weeks, cost $12. Beginner will be available. Long's case for a weak second half for the brokerage This would presume that the Glass-Stegall Act — Series wiil continue , adult and advanced youth roller skating lessons are also NOW LET’S DETAIL Long's assessment. business is based chiefly on the belief that the economic which prevents commercial banks from participating in available. » In the first quarter, Long sees the industry's leading rebound in this year’s last six months will fall con­ the full-line securities business — is scrapped or "Begin with Goodbye” series sponsored by the Further information is available by contacting the lights battered by (1) a bum '82 stock market, (2) the siderably below expectations. amended. department of pastoral care at Manchester Memorial Tax aid offered Herald photo by Pinto department at 647-3089. lack of any significant amount of new equity and fixed- ' “A lot of people are uneasy about whether Hospital and the Manchester Area Conference of income underwritings, (3) a reluctance on the part of a Reaganomics works; also, about the high rate of un­ LON<; DOUBTS HUTTON'S management would Churches will continue with "A Time to Cry” on March lot of brokers to aggressively push stocks in the current employment,” says Long. “And in such an environment, go along with an acquisition at this juncture. As for 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the hospital. The family that skates together ... James E. Quinn, IRS district director, announced uncertain environment; most of their recommendations it’s unlikely that the consumer’s going to be an Paine Webber, he regards it as the most appetizing The program will focus on the experience of terminal today that there will be a Volunteer Income Tax over the past six to eight months are losers, and (4) con­ aggressive spender or that capital spending outlays will target because of its earnings leverage. In a g c ^ year illness for patient, family and others. The public is It was Waddell School family skate night recently at Skate Fantasy and Assistance site at the Manchester Town Hall. tinued hikes in operating costs (such as communications show any real vigor. So how can you expect the stock — and with its house in order (a reference to cleaning up welcome free of charge. ' the Buzzell family of 166 Homestead St. took advantage of the event. Trained volunteers will provide free help to peo­ equipment and rent). market to take off ...?” its past operational problems l ^ Paine Webber, Long Daddy Robert Buzzell, center, and his wife, left, join hands with sons, ple completing their basic Forms, 1040 and IOWA. Granted, industry volume in the first quarter is run­ For full-year '82, here’s how Long sees earnings believes, could earn $6 to $7 a share. ning ahead of year-earlier levels — but Long hastens to shaping up: Merrill, $3.50-$3.75 a share, vs. ’81’s $5.14; Speciiai meet scheduied Shane, 5 Vz, right, and Ryan, 2 Vz. They will also advise taxpayers of credits and But for now, considering that he doesn’t expect to see deductions for which they may be eligible. point out that the commission business is mostly in­ Hutton, $2.75-$3, against $4.32; DU, $1.0f.-$UO, com­ any material change in Glass-Stegall for another couple The Southern Connecticut State College chapter of the The VITA site is located in the Board of Directors stitutional (which is at very low rates). pared with $1.26, and Paine Webber (for the Sept, 30 of years. Long's view is clear; You shun the brokerage Council for Exceptional Children will sponsor the Room of the Manchester Town Hall on 41 Center Here are our man’s earnings forecasts for the first fiscal year), $1.25-$1,30, vs. $1.70, stocks. Special Olympics Invitational Track Meet on April 3 Health care cost cutting questionable St., and will have the following service hours: beginning at 10 a m. at the campus pond, behind Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Fridays from Engleman Hall in New Haven. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This site will Consumer Reports LINCOLN, Neb. (U P D - Families who skip or put pointments. Be as specific More than 200 children are expected to participate in close April 15. the five-event pentatholon as well as other track and As many as half of all off preventive, care may as you can about symp- Where can I find Taxpayers visiting the VITA site are asked to field events. American families are pay more in the long run, toms. Write down what you brthg with them their tax package. Forms W-2, and Student volunteers from the college's special educa­ trying to reduce the cost of says the University of want to discuss with the all other appropriate tax records concerning in­ tion department will act as advisors and officials. health care in questionable Nebraska specialist. doctor. come and expenses. Buy a good point brush to get quality results Master of Ceremonies will be disc 'jockey “Doctor” ways, says an extension answerstomy M Chris Evans and Hozay from radio station KC 101. family economics Her alternative • If you repeive a For additional information, call 397-4492. specialist. , \ suggestions include: prescription, take it accor­ By the Editors leave a minimum of brush root more than one or two those marked “China,” are bristles are also more copy to CONSUMERS, ding to directions. Health Among those • Don’t make a doctor’s Conference set of Consumer Reports marks and offer a bristles with a fairly hard best among natural-bristle resilient and leave fewer P.O. Box 461, Radio City questionable practices, office appointment un­ care professionals es­ IRA questions? smoother surface than syn­ tug, don’t buy the brush. brushes. Naturally brush marks. The bristles Station, New York, N.Y. Women’s programs set says Kathy Prochaska Cue, necessarily. Telephone timate as many as 50 per­ The right tools won’t thetic bristles. Use them The more bristles in the flagged, the bristles tend to in a good 4-inch brush 10019. Be sure to ask for are skipping annual cent of patients stop taking NEW HAVEN — “Accent on Management” is the The Manchester Community College Women’s Center first if you are worried, make painting fun, but they with oil-based paints. brush, the more paint it continue flagging as their should measure at least 3‘/i the reprint on homeowners checkups and dental care describe the symptoms and prescriptions too soon or theme of the first annual statewide conference of can make a messy job However, the natural can carry. The bristles in a ends wear down with use. inches from handle to tip. insurance,) will sponsor two programs the week of March 29. and postponing allergy don’t follow directions or the National Association of Bank Women May 2 to 4 On Monday Beverly Tuttle Spillane, executive direc­ ask if you should come in. bearable and help you get bristles absorb too much good 4-inch brush should be Other natural bristles, A good 2-inch brush should (c) 1982, Consumers shots, prescription refills never have the prescrip­ at the Park Plaza Hotel. professional-looking water when used with latex at least 7/8-inch thick near such as horsehair, are too have bristles at leasl, 2‘/4 Union A tor of the Consumer Credit Counseling Services in Hart­ and new eyeglasses. • Come prepared for ap- tion filled. The purpose'of the conference is to keep bank results. A good paint brush, (water-base) paints. Use a the handle. Flat brushes stiff and have too little inches long. ford. will speak on “Financial Management: Survival management up-to-date on the far-reaching for the 80s, " from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Women’s Center. for example, doesn’t leave brush with synthetic are made with filler strips flagging. A good paint brush isn’t Playing briedge changes that are occurring in management pronounced brush marks, bristles for latex. set into the handle to Check the taper of the cheap. For a 4-inch brush, On Tuesday Dr. Ester Rothblum, clinical psychologist methods. A wide variety of management workshops with the depression unit. Department of Psychology at and it transfers paint Bend the bristles back separate the bristles. If the bristles. Hog bristles taper figure on spending $11 (for Oswald Jacoby and Alan and lectures will iqclude such topics as an smoothly and easily. It’s with your hand to judge filler strips are too wide, down from handle to tip, as synthetic bristles) to $13 or Sontag write about bridge Yale University, will discuss female depression from 7 historical perspective of management, developing to 8:30 p.m. in H206. just much easier to use. their quality. Good bristles the manufacturer has do the best synthetic more (for hog bristles). — every day on the comics The American Red Ooss management careers, reducing, stress, conflict What should you look for should feel soft and skimped on bristles. bristles. Horsehair bristles The cost of a good 2-inch page of The Manchester Both programs are free and open to the public by ad­ management and decision making. vance registration. To register call 646-4900 ext. 205. Atthesp^ial when you are buying a springy, with good bounce On the best brushes, the have little or no taper. Un­ brush can range from $5 to Herald. Anyone interested in attending the Conference paint brush? What size is or snap. They should return tips of the bristles are tapered bristles give a $8. Top-quality must register by April 2. For an application, write best? A good rule is to buy firmly to shape after you branched or flagged. The coarse finish, with lots of professional tools will cost Be informed Nursery signups open to Linda Dejiitko, assistant vice president, the largest one within slap the handle against more split ends there are, brush marks. much more. IRA seminar American National Bank, 3090 Dixwell Ave., limits that suits the job. your palm. the more paint the brush The length of the bristles stay on top of the news — The South Congregational Church Nursery School on Hamden, Ct. 06518. For more information call Are natural or synthetic If you’re painting a rough can deliver, and the more is another important point (For a special reprint of subscribe to The 1301 Forbes St.. East Hartford, has ooened registration Arlene Yakush, 579-7222. The cgst of the conference bristles better? That surface such as stucco, smoothly and easily the to check. Long bristles last Consumers Union’s evalua­ Manchester Herald, For for 3- and 4-year-olds for the 1982-1983 school year. is $135. depends on the job you though, you’ll want a fairly paint will flow. longer and they hold more tion of homeowners in­ home delivery, call 647- Five separate classes will be offered in two and three from have to do. Natural bristles stiff brush. If you can up­ Hog bristles, especially paint than short ones. Long surance, send $1 for each 9946 or 646-9947. day morning and afternoon sessions. The school will open Sept. 27 and will follow the East Hartford Public School calendar. The school is a co-operative nursery licensed by the the Savinas Bank state and town. For additional information call Ilebby IDVERTISING Wood, director, at 568-5150 any morning. Help HNlIimSIllG of Mancnester. MTES Holocaust Is topic V Classified 643'2711 22~Condomlnium8 Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Heating-Plumbmg 46— Sporting Goods ,58- Misc for Rent The Friendship Circle of the Salvation Army will NOTICE 36— Flooring Wanted: 24— Lots-Land for Sale 47— Garden Products 59* -Homes/Apts. to Shqire 15 VNords day before publication. sponsor a program on the Holocaust on Tuesday at 7:45 Plan to attend our Individual Retirement I^Lott and Found 13— Help Wanted e s — Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques p.m. at the Salvation Army, 661 Main St. 2— Paraonals 14— Business Opporfunitie^ 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy Accoimt seminar and let Kay Bergin, former Con­ 3— Announcamants 15— Silualiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Olga Elster will speak on her personal experiences. Deadline for Saturday Is Auctions 28— Real Estate Wanted The public^ invited and refreshments will be served. necticut Deputy Banking Commissioner, turn your 12 noon Friday; Mon­ MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale e d u c a t i o 'H 62— Trucks for Sale IRA questions into answers. An open question and day's deadline Is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 D A Y 14q; Friday. FINANCIAL 18— Private instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motofcycies-Bicydes Blood answer session will follow Ms. Bergin’s talk and 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 3 D A Y S 13(5 4-H plans tag sale 20— Instructions Wanted 8— Mortgage Loans 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pels-Birda-Dogs 55— Offices-Stores for Rent Homes refreshments will be served.' Phone 643-2711 9— Personal Loans •' 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service 6 D A Y S ...... 12(P The Hartford County 4-H Club plans a giant tag sale 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 8 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease Saturday and Sunday at 78 Good Hill Rd. in South Wind­ \bu’ll also receive a free copy of the 40 page 26 DAYS lilt sor, near Avery Street in Manchester. ' Donors Individual Retirement Answers hw d book, written 2 Items to be sold include new decorative gift items, old bike parts, greeting cards, artificial flowers, dishes, and by Kay Bergin, exclusively for the Savings Bank of Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 paint, apd many more items. No Experience Required Manchester...... r...... Proceeds will benefit the 4-H Clubs. Hours are 9 a.m. SUPERINTENDENT LAUNDRY FOLDER - Got a question about IRAs? Come to our IRA NEEDED - live-in posi­ MAKE THE MOST part time weekends, must to 9 p.m. ■ ^ tion. Must be experienced OUT OF SPRING For further information contact 644-1178. seminar for answers. be 18. Apply in person HELP MTANTED in repairing gas stoves, gas MAKE MONEY Meadows Convalescent Apply in person at: boilers, appliances, light Center, 333 Bidwell Street, electrical, clean and main­ Em tilri MMi mE.1 Dm. le r Home show scheduled CIBCUUTION DtPT. «■ Wn me n< !•« t n hHn. Manchester. Time: tain grounds. For inter­ Call S23-S401 or The Home Builders Association will sponsor the ^th Community Baptist Church EARN MONEY fOR THE view cal! between 9 and 12 S46-3B85 BABYSITTER IN MY 7:30 p.m ,, Tuesday, March 30 "Your i^ommunity Newspaper' noon, Monday through annual Connecticut Home Show, “Life^yles of 1982,” SUMMER... HOME preferably. Tuesday April 4 at the Civic Center Assembly and Mondayp March 29; 12:30-5:30 Friday, 528-1300. EXPERIENCED TRUCK Reliable, mature sitter for DRIVER wanted full time. infant. Coventry - Route Exhibition Halls in Hartford. Carrier Needed for REAL ESTATE SALES - Featured will be a 1,040 square model house as well as Place: Appliance delivery and 44A area. Four days per Downey Dr. Area Manchester area. If you wareholising. Excellent week. No weekends. No 300 booths with exhibits on solar energy, energy conser­ Morlarty Brothers Nasslffs Camera Shop The Manchester Country Qub □ NOTICES Entertainment 4 Entertainment are licensed and want to wages and benefits. Apply later than 3 p.m. Call 742- ving products, wood-burning stoves, and home improve­ < Call 647-9946 join an office that cares in person ONLY. A1 8884. ment contractors, manufacturers, and distributors. 300 Center Street 639 Main Street Route 83, Manchester BALLOON BOUQUETS - about your personal Blow someone away with a Sieffert’s Appliances, 445 Other exhibits will focus on leisure activities. LoMtand Found 1 WANTED success, call Ed Gorman at Hartford Road, FU LL TIM E General admission is |3. Senior citizens and children Balloon Bouquet! TuxedO 646-4040. Manchester. age 7 to 16 will be a'dmitted for |2. All children under age Savings Bank of Please caU: IMPOUNDED: Female, Delivery. For information Part Time Help EMPLOYMENT Heritage Savings A one year old, mixed breed, WANTED call Michelle, 871-7979 or TEACHER VACANCY - 6 will be admitted free of charge when accompanied by Manchastar 429-4485. Must Be 18 Yra. Or Over HOMEMAKERS AND an adult. Loan Assn. iVlrs. Anders, 646-1700, for reservations gold. Union Street. Male, C A LL 647-9947 Special Education Mothers - be a full time For all purpose person: 023 Main Street 1007 Main Street Doberman, brown. East An audience for an Resource' Room. Rham parent and still earn $100 to For information, contact Louise Osborne, show Center Street. Telephone DENTAL ASSISTANT - Betirawi 6:30 a.m. and 11KM a.ni. Junior >High School, producer, at 658-1323. evening of great $150 each week. Work 4-5 General maintenance of 646-4555. ' ; ' 'V^y^V fu ll an d part, tiifie. A sk FOR JOHN Hebron, CT 06248. Contact hours twice |a week as a entertalnijttentlv " Excellent D^ituhlty for Diana Vecchione, Prin­ premises, care of Holmes/Watkins Regal Men’s Shop Queen’s-Way Fashion automotive equipment, iSavkigsBank LOST: Small, gray, friend­ expetlenced assistant, but cipal at 649-9587 or 228- Counselor. Choose your Lecture topic slated Funeral Home 903 Main Street ly cat. Woodbridge and MKS IM junis- willing to train. Reply Box 9474. own hours. If you like willing to assist prin­ Bliss area. Please call 643- L, c/o the Herald. SECRETARIAL SALES PERSON - Mature. "Adolescents + Parents equals ?” will be the title of 400 Main'Street A musical for all ages! clothes, people and money ciples in public service 'of Manchester 9476. POSITION - The Part time evenings and TELEPHONE call m - m i . a lecture by David Moyer, Ph.D. Thursday, April 1, at LATHE OPERATORS - Manchester Board of Saturday. Harvey’s firm. Lydall, Inc. 14 offices east of the river in Manchester, East Thrs. — 7:80 pm PROFESSIONALS - We The Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Rd., minimum live years Education IS seekinfing Dresses & Sportswear. pay the highest because we Manchester, at 7:30 p.m. Wallace Irish Insurance 616 Parker Street Hartford, Bolton, Andover, South Windsor and Tickets —12.50 experience on engine and applicantsippll for a year roilund Phone 646-3100. COACHING VACANCIES - Appearance - and at­ Ashford. Also Express Baiik locations in Eastford, turret lathes. Company sell the best. $100 plus per Dr. Moyer, who is in private practice in Manchester, 87 Main Street Scotland and Sprague. Member F.D.I.C. Sr. a , - FREE (52 weeks) position. sale. Work from home or J.V. Baseball, Jr. High titude important. is an educational psychologist, completing the Fri. &..Sat. 8:00 pm paid benefits in an air- Immediate opening. our office. 646-5540. Baseball, Jr. High Softball, • Member F.D.I.C. TICKETS! Grateful Dead, All Tickets — |3:fip conditioned plant. Inter- Applicants must posess C.E. DIRECTOR - wanted General- Assistant Track, requirements for his Ph.D. in 1979. He was community Manchester Herald Equal Opportunity Lender Ozxy, Hick S pringfield^ 8 a.m.-4 p.m. good secretarial skills. part time. Leave resume Rham High School, Send interest and education coordinator at Crossroads and has been a Harrison’s Stationers . 349 Main Street Polira at Hartfont. BMt Metal Products. Excellent benefits. Contact with secretary at Second AMBITIOUS BOY in Hebron, CT 06248. Contact qualifications to Box member of the board of directors for New Hope Manor. iMts. Major credit cMto ; 4Ut8 North M r. N ell Lawrdnee, Congregational Church, 385 grades 5-8 for outside Michael Zotta, Athletic LL: c/o The The program is free to the public. For further infor­ S a c c e p t. Telephone *01- • &Mne' uve funi Main Street,; Manchester. Manchester. High School, North Main Street, North End area. Call 646- Director at 649-9587 or 228- Manchester Herald. mation call 6464)711. 646^048. 647-3562. E.O.E. Manchester. 0176 after 6 p.m. 9474. MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 26, 1982 - 2.3

LE G A L INO'I'IGE Apartments for Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 AbOUt Collecting Herald A n g le Town of Andover 8 8 % * of our readers The 4th quarterly installment of Russ Mackendrick Herald Sports Editor WEST HARTFORD - 1980 HONDA TWIN STAR projierty taxes on the 1 October say advertising is Handsome two bedroom, CM200. Excellent condi­ writes about stamps, coins Earl Vost keeps on top of 1980 Grand List are Due and IVk baths aoartment on tion. Highway bar, new and almost anything sports in his regular payable on 1 April 1982. Payments important to the LOOK FOR THE STARS busline adjacent to tires. Asking $1000, collectible — In “Collec­ column, "The Herald made after 1 May 1982 are subject highway and park. $650 negotiable. Call 649-2590, to a late charge of 1 >/4% per month tors’ Corner,’’ every Angle,” on the daily sports on the late installment, from the merchant monthly with heat and gar­ Tm Jr. after 5 p.m. Tuesday in The Herald's pages. diie date, or a minimum of $2.00. age. Call Carol at 528-1^. Focus/Leisure section. Payments may be made by mail or Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. BICYCLE - Man’s Raleigh at the Town Office Building which 8 8 % * of our readers Homes tor Rant 54 10-speed, 23” frame, 27” .•■•••••••••••••••••••••• isopen9;00a.m. to4:00p.m. Mon­ wheels, regular Automotiva Services 66 Automotive Sarvicas 68 day thru Friday. The Tax Collector say advertising is ANDOVER - one bedroom handlebars, excellent con- is also in the o ffice Monday Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. house with appliances. $380 dilio.n. $100 firm. evenings, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.rh. important to the a month plus utilities.! Telephone 295-9254. Charlotte L. Neal Security deposit. Tax Collector consumer. Telephone 742-6419. Town of Andover Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Fridoy 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Connecticut of our readers OtHcaa-Storaa ^ C U N L I F F E 034-03 8 2 % * •••••••••••••••••••••••• lor Rant 55 AUTO BODY •••••••••••♦•••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new have been in the •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••* Articles lor Sale 41 Sporting Goods 46 rebuilt motor, radial tires, Probalt^ Notice Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Articles for Sale 41 H«/p Wanted 13 Homes fo r Sale 23 'Services Ottered 31 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••.••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••*•■***■■* WORKSPACE OR AM-FM cassette stereo, Court of Probate, District of •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••* TENT HEATER - Coleman STORAGE SPACE FOR sunroof, great transporta­ Manchester , Greater Manchester INTERIOR PAINTING, SWIM POOLS GIRLS THREE SPEED SINCE 1947; ART CUNLIFFE, PROP. NOTICE OF HEARING MANCHESTER - Beautiful REWEAVING BURN bicycle, 26 inches, good 5000 BTU, $25. Auto RENT in Manchester. No tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- HOLES. Zippers, um­ over ten years experience, DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ luggage rack, .51x25 lease or security deposit. ESTATE OF STELLA L area for over 5 years. Colonial on Ferguson low rates and senior citizen pose of brand new on condition, $35. Student 8805. HERNANDEZ, a minor brellas repaired. Window aluminum stainless steel Reasonable rates. Suitable Road. Four bedrooms, plus discounts. 643-9980. ground 31’ long pools with desk, formica top, one QUALITY WORK Pursuant to an order of Hon. PART TIME TELLER - shades, Venetian blinds. for van oi large wagon, for small business. Retail Sell them—and two room in-law suite. Ed huge sundecks, safety fen­ drawer with chair, good JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS William E. FitzGerald, Judge, Tuesday, Wednesday and Keys. TV FOR RENT. $35. Telephone 646-3067. and commercially zoned dated March 24.1982 a hearing will Gorman Associates, 646- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR cing, hi-rate filters, condition, $50. Telephone from $35. Available at local Thursday. 10 to 2:30 and Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. COMPETITIVE PRICES be held on an application for newcomers—on 4040. PAINTING - Wallpapering ladders, etc. Asking $978 646-6794. Gov’t. Auctions. For Saturday mornings. Call 649-5221. Antiques 48 D irectory call Surplus authority to compromise and settle Mr. Fields, 647-0568. and Drywall Installation. complete. Financing NEWLY RENOVATED Your Specialists for taking care of Win­ a certain doubtful and disputed WILLIMANTIC - New Quality professional work. available. Telephone NEIL SCREENED LOAM - Data Center 415-330-7800. vour business. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ WANTED: ANTIQUE. 310 square feet office claim in favor of said estate three bedroom Raised Income Tax Reasonable prices. Free collect (203) 745-3319. gravel, processed gravel, ter's “fender-bender” , der\ts & dings. against the Greater Hartford Real­ NATIONALLY KNOWN Ranch, garage and deck cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ FURNITURE, Glass, avallaole. Main Street 1977 DATSUN B210 - four Estimates! Fully insured. sand, stone and fill. For * Feraign A American ty Management Associates as in INVITATION CONSTRUCTION Firm with oil heat and two wood Service ages cleaned. All types Pewter, Oil Paintings, or location with ample door, standard transmis­ doing gas line repair work. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Deliveries call George Probate Notice * Specioliiing in Feraign Can said application on file more fully 1 O BID stove hook-ups. Some trash, brush removed. Antique items. R. parking. Call 649-2891. sion, AM-FM. 42,000 appears, at the Court of Probate on Will deliver. Cut and split, Griffing, Andover, 742- A iM nan Availabla The Manchester Public Schools Reouires willing and able- owner financing available. INCOME TA)( Picket, Split Rail, Harrison, telephone' 643- ESTATE OF JOHN E. JACOBS, April 6. 1982 at 3:30 P.M. or 4 foot lengths. Call 742- 7886. ______original miles. Asking solicits bids for the Manchester boaied construction PREPARATION .- Ex-J Stockade Fences installed. PAINTING - Interior and deceased * Cemplala Calliiian Werk Sherrie L. Anderson. Open House Sunday 1-4. 8709. PRIME LOCATION -, $2475. 633-7007 evenings. High School for the 1962-83 school workers to travel and Exterior. Free Estimates. 5726. ______^______The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. it Free Esiimalat Ass’t. Clerk Mar.ch 28th. Take Route 6 perienced - at your hom^ 528-0670. Downtown, Ground level, year. Sealed bids will be received relocate. (Locations in Reasonable Rates. Call NEW SPEAKERS - 12” 3- Judge, of the Court of Probate. 049-03 to 32 Mountain Street. Left - Call Dan Mosler, 649r four rooms, heat, air- as follows: 649-5863 or 646-7069, ask for FOR SALE: WoHensak way worth $170 each, ANTIQUES & 1972 FORD LTD -station District of Manchester at a eastern half of United to South Ridge Drive. Call 3329. LICENSED DAY CARE COLLECTIBLES - Will conditioning, utilities and wagon. Good running con­ Photographer States for short and long Whitey. recorder, T-1500 foot con­ selling for $75 each. 10” 2- hearing held on March 23. 1982 649-2530 or 742-8732. $54,- HOME - Will watch your purchase outright or sell on parking. Available im­ dition. Reasonable. ordered that all claims must be April IS. 1982 term jobs) We provide trols microphone tapes'at­ way worth $140 each, Shopping tips 900. PERSONAL IN C O M E child or infant days. Call commission. House lot or mediately. Telephone 649- Telephone 646-4350 presented to the fiduciary on or 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 3:00 P.M. training for our specialized tachment cord. Hi-Fi cable selling for $70 each. SOMANHIS (Yearbook) TAX "jURVICE - Returns 646-0262. single piece. Telephone 2865. anytime. before June 23,1982 or be barred as Martin Sloane explains technique. Starting take plus manual. Asking $65. Telephone 643-1262. April IS. 1982 Lots-Land tor Sale pr • ■ tax advice given. 644-8962. by law provided. how to save money at the !t’s easy home pay plus living Looking for a riding Telephone 649-3893. Sherrie L. Anderson, 3:30 F’.M. hi to best manage WATERPROOFING - Five Resort Property For 1963 FORD FIDO - 6 cyl., with a allowance is over $300 per mower? Read the Ass’t. Clerk 643-0016 grocery store — every On the date and lime listed al>ove BUILDING LOT - Glaston yju- i':, jnal finances. year guarantee on all Wanted to Buy 49 Rant 56 good condition. $40() week. Excellent company Classifed Ads for a good BARBIE DOLL Wedding TAjB SALES The fiduciary is: Wednesday and Saturday the bids wilt be publicly opened. Classified ad! bury, Manchester line. 1.7 a b le rates. waterproofing contracts. negotiable. Telephone 646- benefits. Good advance­ dress, slip, veil, pants Janice T. Marsh RTE. 83, TALCOTTVILLE in his "Supermarket The right i.s reserved to reject any acres, level, wooded and Teleii,-^... e 646-7306. Hatchways, ■ foundation buy. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ CAPE COD - East 0213. and all bids. Specifications and bid ment for qualified people. $3.75. Bridesmaid dress, 114 B New State Road. Shopper” coiumn in The private. Convenient to ten­ cracks, sump pumps, tile TAG SALE - 64C Case ty. We buy quickly and con­ Harwich- Beautiful three Manchester, CT 06040 forms may be secured at The Call Apply in person: Ford, hat, $2.75. Pajamas .80 nis club, golf courses and TAXES PREPARED lines, window wells, walls, Drive, Manchester - Satur­ bedroom, two bath home. 1971 FORD MAVERICK - 05(M)3 Manchester Heraid. Business Office. 45 N. School Bacon and Davis, 520-B cents. Telephone 643-6452. fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ shopping. Will custom floors, 35 years experience. Building Contracting 33 day March 27th, 9 a.m. - 4 poration. 646-0131. Sun deck, one mile from ood running condition. Street. Manchester. Connecticut. Burnham Street, South IN YOUR HOME Raymond E. Demers. Business build your home to suit State licensed. Albert Zuc- p.m., no other time. Hutch, beaches. No pets. felephone 646-2456 or 646- 843-2711 Windsor, Saturday, Mon­ your needs. Peterman taro, 683-1013 or 643-4953. FARRAND 19 INCH black and white upholstered sofa and Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Manager Reasonable rates TV. Good with stand por­ Available: June 26-July 10; 0680 after 5 p.m. 051-03 day and Tuesday, 9 a m.-12 Realty and Building Com­ REMODELING - Cabinets, rocker, end tables, lamps, ...... table $25. Maple comb, Aug. 7-14; Aug. 28- noon. pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. accurate. SERVICE AVAILABLE Roofing, Gutters, Room twin bed, dresser and radio and 12 record player. Rooms tor Rent 52 September. After 5 p.m. 1980 PLYM OUTH 'Norm Marshall, After April 1st. No job too Additions, Decks, All types chest, kitchen table and telephone 649-5620. BICYCLE MECHANIC - Excellent $75. Call 643- HORIZON TC3 - 36,000 643-9044. small. Ask for Bill before 9 o f Remodeling and four chairs. All in excellent ROOM FOR miles. Excellent condition. We are looking for a young, a.m. or after 8 p.m. Repairs. Free estimates. 1625. condition. One year old I I BUSINESS t a X e s G E NTLE M AN - kitchen Wanted to Rent 57 Good MPG. Telephone 644- hard working and am­ Telephone 647-8347. Fully insured. Phone 643- Westinghouse air- bitious individual with and SERVICES PROFESSIONALLY RUG, GREEN OVAL privileges; Air conditioned, 0348. PREPARED in the 6017. conditioner, pots and pans, washer, dryer, etc. 643- GARAGE for storage and mechanical ability. Must YARDS, ATTICS, cellars, braided, reversible. silverware, dishes and be responsible. Apply in privacy of your home. Call 44’’x66’’. $25. Rug, yellow 5600. some repairs. Telephone DATSUN B210-1975. Four Services Ottered 31 647-9272 after 5 p.m. cleaned, light trucking and RO BERT E. JARVIS - glassware. Phone Friday 643-6914. speed, 57,000 miles. AM- person NO■ PH O N E odd jobs. Call 646-1475. Remodeling Specialist. shag runner, 33” x8'^’. $12. night March 26th, 649-9044 CALLS accepted. The Bike Good condition. Telephone ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING FM radio. $1700. Telephone BIIORI AR T Y B R O T H E R S F o r room auditions, between 9 p.m. and mid­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - C & M Tree Service, Free ROOM - shower, bath, MIsc. tor Rant 58 643-7069. Shop, 183 Spruce 'Street, SMALL LOADS OF kitchens, bathrooms, 646-1617. night for details and direc­ Concrete. Chimney estimates. Discount senior private entrance, free Manchester. roofing and siding or any Repairs. "No Job Too citizens. Co m p any STONE, trap rock, play tions. parking. Apply at Russell’s 1600 SQUARE FE E T - In­ 1972 PLYMOUTH Satellite home improvement need. NUMBER 2000 Stanley Small ’ Call 644-8356 for Manchester owned and sand, white stone, loam Barber Shop, 195 Spruce dustrial space for light - 92,000 miles. Good condi­ LUBE MAN - Duties will and pool sand Door opener, new, never TAG SALE - 130 West AND estimates. operated. Call 646-1327. Telephone 643-6712. Street. manufacturing, with tion. $995. Telephone 646- be to lube and change oil in DELIVERED. Telephone used. $95. Telephone 649- Center St., Manchester. customers' cars plus other 5780. loading dock and office. 5204. 644-1775. LEON CIESZYNSKI March 27th, 9 a.m. to 4 Apartments lor Rent S3 Bolton area. 646-5686. miscellaneous duites. App­ 23 Homes For Sale 23 BUILDER. New homes, Homes For Sale p.m. All things in excellent 1974 DODGE Dart special ly in person to Bob Riley G & W LANDSCAPING - additions, lemodeling, rec V A R IE TY HOUSE condition. MANCHESTER- One and edition. $1400 or best offer. Oldsmobile, 345 Center trimming, cleaning, rooms, garages, kitchens PLANTS - Cacti, Tran- CRISPINO’S ANDY’S FOOD TOWN Street, Manchester. canthia, Swedish Ivy, two bedroom apartments rj AUTOMOTIVE Telephone 646-7537. mowing, etc. Whole remodeled, ceilings, bath available. Centrally (MANCHESTER) (EAST HARTFORD & MANCHESTER) season, guarantee work, tile, dormers, roofing. Begonias, Ferns, outdoor CLERK FOR PATENT bu^es. Rose of Sharon, located on busline near CVUBLISHER’S NOTICE reasonable. Senior Citizen Residential or commer­ shopping center and Auto Parts For Sale 60 MEDICAL Department. discount. 649-4697. cial. 649-4291. ground covers, Sedium. MULTI-FAMILY - Satur­ Part 'time some evenings Very reasonable. 649-6486. day, March 27th, 10-4. 105 schools. For further details call 649-7157. TWO SPEED 1978 CHEVY MONZA and weekends. Pleasant ELECTRICAL SERVICES Branford Street, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Looking for Kitchen AUTOMATIC Transmis­ Coupe - .power brakes, OFFERS A DEAL YOU CAN SINK YOUR TEETH INTO! working conditions Must - We do all types of Elec­ AFRICAN VIOLETS for Manchester. Rain date appliances? See the great MANCHESTER - Newly sion for 1970 Chevy Nova. power steering, air, four have retail experience. trical Work! Licensed. Call sale. Telephone 649-4864. April 3rd. Apply at once - Liggett buys in today’s Classified decorated one bedroom 46,000 original miles. $70. speed and more. Telephone after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. '649-9106. Drug, 404 West Middle All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the columns. ONE USED CLAWFOOT FISHERMAN’S TAG apartment. Access to shop­ 'Telephone 643-4149. ping centers, buslines and ' Turnpike. Federal Fair Housing Act ot 1960 which makes It Illegal to advertise TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY tub. Good condition. $95. SALE - Items for fishing any preference, limitation, or discrimination bas^d on race, color, schools. For further details For Sale 61 Residential & Commercial Telephone 649-7650. and many other things.IBS. 371 Auto* EXPEREINCED TOOL religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any such Smart shoppers check the please call 528-4196 ...... Shop the super buys in your $500.00 GROCERIES FREE Construction. Remodeling, Middle Turnpike West, preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not between 9 and 5 pm or CADILLAC - 1976 - Ck)upe Classified ' section today. MAKER - Heavy Classified section first. home improvements, ad­ SONY PS-22 TURNTABLE Manchester, (across from bridgeport work. In­ knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in after 5 pm and weekends, DeVille - 72,000 miles. Tomorrow you’ll be violation of the taw. ditions, bathroom & Direct drive semi­ Parkade) Saturday March surance and fringe automatic. Used only few 27, 9-4. 649-7157. Good condiUon. C700 or pleased with the money kitchen remodeling, Best offer. Telephone 742- ^ . . benefits. Apply in person - Homes For Sale 23 <> roofing, siding, repairs, times. $65. With brand new WITH EVERY NEW MAZDA PICK UP PURCHASE MANCHESTER - Three 6800 - Keep trying. Triumph Manufacturing door & window replace­ Shure cartridge. Telephone SATURDAY MARCH 27, Company, 750 Tolland ment and alterations. 646- 659-0718. 10-5. 289 Fern Street, rooms, second floor, carpeted, appliances, Street, East Hartford. 1379. Manchester (off S. Main) . W. FISH REALTY MINOLTA 16MM Household, clothes, collec­ excellent location. $340 PART TIM E LAB assis­ k OF / homes/ ^ ^ I DENNIS AND RUSSELL Rangefinder small camera tibles, toys, miscellaneous. monthly plus utilities. A CHANCE TO WIN tant - Glastonbury dental $60. Farber Ware coffee Available April 1st. Peter­ PLUS 243 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER MILLER - Remodeling, office. Flexible hours, additions, roofing, rec Percolator - cost $54; sell man Realty, 649-9404 or SELECT varied duties. Send resume rooms, paneling, gutters, $20. Both excellent condi­ 646-1171. to Dr. Brahm, 41 Hebron NEW LISTING] aluminum and vinly siding tion. Telephone 528-1880. Avenue, Glastonbury, CT installed year round. MARCH 27 and 28, 78 118 MAIN STREET - Three 06033. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- P AC-MAN Cartridge Goodhill Road, South Wind­ and four room apartments. $500.00 GROCERY GIVEAWAY sor (off Avery Street) New 1421. (Atari). New, never Hot water, no appliances, Situation Wanted IS opened. $40. Telephone 649- gilt items, bike parts, security. Tenant in­ USED CARS Healing-Plumbing 35 9538 or 643-0345. greeting cards, flowers, surance. 646-2426, 9-5 HOUSEKEEPER REAL ESTATE dishes, paint, etc. weekdays. AVAILABLE - Mature, BENEFIT 4-H. telephone 1981 Toyota Corolla L/B SR5..... •6 5 9 5 SCHALLER PLUMBING- P41 PIONEER CHAIN PICK UP ENTRY AT PARRCIPARNG GROCERS reliable. Flexible hours. 644-1178 for directions. HEATING- Water pump SAW - seven months old. THREE ROOMS NEW LY 1981 Toyota CoTica Cpe...... i . *79 9 5 Own transportation. Call 646-2482 RENOVATED and clean. $200. Telephone 646-0213. 646-7870. specialists. Also, (NO PURCHASE remodeling service or Available immediately. 1981 Pontiac TlOOO-2 dr. H/B .... .S A V E repairs. FREE OFFICE DESK WITH Heat, hot water, NECESSARY) •••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED A TAX SHELTER? appliances. Security and ESTIMATES. 649-4266. CHAIR - $100 or best offer. HOORAY! SPR IN G IS 1981 Toyota Diesel PkAup ...... *6995 then let us show you how these references. Second floor. two S'/i room town^ouses with Telephone 871-1243. [ i REAL ESTATE HERE! Let us entertain Call after 6 p.m. 646-3911. 1 baths and gas heat cai\ save you with the best deal un­ 1980 S i^ rd Sport Coupe ...... *4895 you thousands of tax dollars! WOOD LATHE - Rockwell der the sun and stars. The MANSFIELD CENTER 1980 VW Pickiip, 13,000 miles . . . .• 5 3 9 5 Homes For Sale 23 - I l ” x36” cast iron, gap bed Eastern Connecticut Flea M & M Plumbing and Woodsedge Apartments. lathe. On original steel Market and Mansfield LOCATION-LOCATION Heating, Manchester. 649- Newly renovated,, country 1980 Pontiac LoMans Coupe...... *54 9 9 stand with Vz HP motor. Drive-In reopens April 2-4. MANCHESTER - MUST LOCATION 2871. Small repairs, setting. Two bedrooms, Mint condition. Telephone Flea Market every Sunday. B E SOLD!!! VERNON $59,900. the 3 most important factors in remodeling, heating, from $285 to $325. Includes 1979 Chev. Malibu Ctassk Wagon . . *5595 a.ny real estate purchase! Add 643-7755. ROCKLEDGE nine room baths, kitchens and water ^pliances and parking. contemporary Ranch on a 8 V2%V.A. ASSUMABLE the quality construction of this Ansaldi built 8 room. 2V t bath heaters. Free estimates! Telephone 429-127676 or 233- 1979 Toyota Corolla...... *45 9 5 gorgeous treed lot. LOAM - stone free, clean, $31,500. approx balance; $340. approx, Colonial and the custom rich. Any amount 9660. baths, first floor family decorating of the transferred Flooring 1979Dodge Omni 024...... •4 5 9 5 monthly payment. Centrally located 7 room owner and It all spells DEAL! 36 delivered. Call 872-1400. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 room with cathedral ______I_____ ceilings, huge rec-room CAPE with 1 car detached garage; FIVE ROOM 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix ...... 'SSSW FLOORSANDING - Floors FILM BARGAIN - Out^f- and tw o garages. BRAND NEW RANCH TWELVE EASTER APARTMENT - Available Economical gas heatl Act quickly! like new! Specializing in date Kodak Verichrome PUPPIES - Irish Setter April 1st. Telephone after 5 1978 Plymouth Arrow 2-dr. H/B . . . * 3 7 M Thousands under market BIRCH MT. ROAD older floors. Natural and value for quick sale. $98,- Pan 126, black and white 12 Mother, Black Lab Father. p.m. 646-8867. 3 bedrooms, kitchen with stained, floors. No waxing exposures. Twenty-five Whelped 2/5/82. Ready for 1978Corona L/E ...... •3995 750. Gordon Realty, 643- anymore! John Verfaille, dining area {tnd custom rolls for $5. Call Doug Easter. Telephone 643- ANDOVER-BOLTON line, 2174. 643-1591 cabinets^ company-sized 646-5750. . Bevins at the Herald, 643- 2956. lovely country setting, 1978 Yamaha XS750E ...... •1 5 9 5 living room plus a walk out 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m. small older three room basement to a treed V* acre Household Goods 40 weekdays. 1978 Chevy Monza H/B, y-6, auto .• 3 8 9 5 lot. 13Vi%CHFA. SIAMESE CAT - Sealpoint house. $225 per month. - Two years. Spayed and Heat and utilities included. 1977 Toyota SRS Pkdoip .... — •3 8 9 5 SPRING SPECIALS - - USED USED PHOTO .equipment declawM. Excellent dis­ References and security 97 OTIS STREET REFRIGERATORS, for sale - Grafmatic film position. $75. Telephone required. 742-9564 after 1977 Toyota Corolla 2-dr...... • 3 1 9 9 DRIVE RY - - Drive Byl WASHERS, RANGES - holder for 4x5 camera, $15. 646-7817. 6:30 p.m..and weekends. Quaint Beautiful Home! Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Two Graflite flash guns, $5 1977 Chev. Pickup ...... ,• 3 1 9 5 Garrison Room, wHh 2 full & Service. Low prices! each. Two Nikon 35mm RABBITS - D w arf and MANSFIELD CENTER - THEN CALL US TO INSPECT! baths, oversized 2 car u r e _ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main film cassettes, $5 each. and landscaped lot. 90’s. A Dutch with pedigree Woodsedge apartments. 1977 Do4ge Asjpen K 4Hlr., 6 c^ .. •3 4 9 5 home you'll proud to own! Street. 643-2171. Contax film cassette, $5. papers. $15 each or $20 Newly renovated, country Call Doug Bevins at the pair. 643-1814. Wanted: red setting, two bedrooms, 1976Honda Civic ...... • 2 8 9 9 741 Middle Turnpike East TURN OF THE Century Herald, 6&2711, between 1 satin female. 9 Room Big Cape, 4 Bedrooms, Ideal In-Law Setup. $310. Includes heat and hot TWO FAMILY day bed. Good condition. and 3 p.m. weekdays. water. Telephone 429-1270 1976 Mercury Monarch Ghia...... •3 1 9 5 Solid magogany ends. $99. 10- 12 Emerson St. See this ^ c io u s 5-5 house on ONE MALE SIX MONTH or 233-9660. Hamlin Street. The owners Telephone M9-3745. COMBINATION END OLD KI’TTEN - neutered. 1976 Dodge Van...... •2 9 9 5 Compact Two-Family, Three Car Garage, Fencing. have really kept this home in TABLE AND STEREO FREE to good home. MANCHESTER - Modem good repair! worth your while AUTOMATIC System. Garrard turn­ Telephone 649-5030. 1976 Vdare Wood Ikain Wagon . . . •3 1 9 5 2 Ridgewood St. to investigate. Below Market three room apartment. MAZDA—THE LOWEST PRICED PICK UP IN AMERICA Financing Is available! DISHWASHER, portable. table, Sylvania receiver Stove, refrigerator, air- 1975 Toyota Corolla...... •2 2 9 8 Clean Older Colonial, V h Bathe, Garage General Electric Mobile and speakers. Telephone conditioning. Includes heat Aeeumable mortgage. Call for details. Maid. In excellent working 643-6322 after 3 p.m. Boa(t-Acc«Morle* 45 and hot water. No pets. 1975 Plymouth Valiant 4 -d r...... •2 3 9 9 condition. $45. Telephone References and security. 26 Gardner St. 649-1794. WOMEN’S Slacks sizes 16 $350. 649-4003. 1975 (Nds Omega 4 4 r ...... •2898 Immaculate Colonial. 2 Baths, 3 Car Garage, 2 extra lotsi and 18. $1. Men’s shirts sizes Ig. and x-Ig. $1 and $2. VERNON - ROCKVILLE 1974 Dodge Charger, buckets, air.. • 2 5 9 5 181 South Main SL 649-86%. MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ on busline. Three rooms. 'Coniu'cticul's OlJcst Liticolu-Mcrcur} Mazda Dcatci' Unique Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up. Dormers. ly equipped. 40 HP Mer^ $275 monthly. No utilities. 1974VWSunBug ...... •24M CONTEMPORARY LOVE 24 INCH STANDARD draf­ SEAT - brown and beige cury electric start, No pets. Security and 68 Highland St. ting machine with table, Teleflex-stick steering. references required. 875- 197d Mustaiw> mint cond., classic . .S A V E tones. $200. Telephone 64^ $75. Small free-standing Hummingbird depth 1128, 9 to 5. Older home, lovely 23S’ lot. Possible apartment site. 5684 between 5 and 8:30 fireplace, $20. Telephone p.m. sounder, Shakespeare If th is wnW wn tont on your ow , 30 Forest Street 6 49^7. remote electric motor, CB, MANCHESTER - Deluxe MORIARTY Each ofilLc Aerated livewell, bilge four room apartment. you protMbly paid tbeTmuoh. One of a Kind Cheney Home. Ideal In-Law Situation. independently Articles lor Sale 41 ONE A LL M ETAL Dump pump and much more! Stove, refrigerator. owned and operatec’ cart. Fits any riding lawn 11- 13 Union Place Asking $2500. Telephone Includes heat and hot mower. Askiiw $50. But no 649-7^ before 2:30 or water. No pets. Security Freshly painted Circa 1964 Two Family. Owner helps finance. BUNGHARD reasonable offer refused. after 10 p.m. and references. $440. 6 ^ and ALUMINUM SHEETS Telephone 646-1^. 4003. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 used as printing plates. .007 Looking for kitchen RO8SETT0 thick, 23x28Vii . 50c each, GREEN HARDWOOD - MANCHES'iiBR • Heat and BELFIORE, REALTORS appliances? See the great 646-24B2 or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- cut to length - free’ appliances inclucM. $400 WE MEAN A LOT TO A LOT OF PEOPLE MML w a n #f WIMII 2711. They MUST be picked delivery. Call after 5 p.m. buys in today’s Classifled per month plus ssenrity. LYNCH IS S P U P I. - - 647-1413 .«n W o re 11:00 <1 "V onl" columns. Telephone 6041777. - f N 1 f I,’ . I ( H I • ’ [