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24 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 3, 19B1 NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Autot For Solo 81 Legal Notice TOWN OF MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEARING Ih e Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on March 30.1961 made the following BOARD OF DIRECTORS BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR TOWN OF ANDOVER dedaloa; TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER Appl. No. 711 - - East Catholic Parent’s Gob - 115 New SUte Road - -Variance SALE, 1978 Pontiac Formula PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ___ j with condition. 13,200, 1975 Monza Special Permit APRIL 6, 1981 Ih e variance shall have an effective date in accordance with the Connecticut $1,800, 4 cylinder. 1974 General Statutes. Noiice of this decision has been filed in the Town Gerk’s Office. The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover^ Connecticut 7i30 P.M. didsmobile Cutlau Supreme. WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing in the lower level of the Town Office ^ w a rd Coltman, Secretary^ 81 cylinderevil $1,500. 1969 163 Broad Street AMC Ambassador 4 door $300. Building, Monday, April 13, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. on the application Dated this 3rd day of April, 1961 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, poor of Mr. Richard Selig for a Special Permit to establish a single A public bearing on the General Manager's Recommended Town Budget fw the fiscal year July 1, IMl through June condition, best offer. The family dwelling in a Business Zone located on Route 87, sur­ M. 1982 will be held Monday. April 6, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. at the Waddell School Auditorium. 1«3 Broad Street. above may be seen at the rounded by the properties of N/F Francis Gardino. Proposed Manchester. Connecticut for all interested citizens of the Town of Manchester. The following budget is proposed for Savings Bank of Manchester, fiscal year 1981-82 for approval by the Planning & &ning Commission of Andover, (ialrgorv Total Revenue Sharing Portion 923 IVbin St., Manchester. Connecticut. GENERAL FUND 831.8O4.085 I 740,100 O V i) . S M th a At this hearing interested persons may be. heard and written Debt Retirement US5.8S0 83,500 CENTURIAN, PS, Street Lighting 340,245 211,500 hast la aMdtora 3ht Heralb communication received. A copy of the application is on file in PB, AT, AC. Very good condi­ Pension Contributioii 459.000 445,100 at at SME’a ... Sewing the Greater Manchester Area for 100 Years tion. 3400 or best offer. 643- the Office of the Town Clerk, Andover 'Town Office Building, FIRE DISTRICT SPECIAL FUND 2.382,398 85.000 5317. Andover, Connecticut. Insurance 114,706 85.000 ..... SPECIAI, TAXING DISTRICT Mancheater, Conn. Saturday April 4,1981 25 Cents Dated in Andover. Connecticut this 3rd and 10th day of April, 1981 DODGE Window Van. many PARKING FUND 91.758 2.500 new parts. Needs motor. Best 1981. Insurance 4.800 2.500 offer. 643-5317. Planning & Zoning Commission CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 266.500 266,500 NEW ENGLAND of Andover Totals $34,545!52I 11,074.100 1974 T-BIRD, low mileage, John L. Kostic, Chairman Copies of the Proposed Budget are available from the General Manager's Office in Town Hall, and are also on file at EXPOSITION the Town Libraries and Town Clerk's Office All interested citizens will have the opportunity to give written and oral air-conditioning, stereo, Mary Keenan, Secretary comment APR. 7 8 k 8—Noam to 9 PM a APR. 9—Noam to 8 PM power seats, windows and 0084)4 017-

/I . Mild j i \ \ /' Town arms citizens / MNnwHCWOO I Warm News Briefing LO« AI^O^EI ^ MOHEtT TEU^ftATUflEE to fight the moth MANCHESTER - As ___ { 70 migration can follow the first in­ "In fact, there are other programs available,” she Manchester residents begin to brace the middle of your burlap band lie a BH**" IZZ3"** festation. If there has been con­ piece of twine allowing the upper said. “We feel it is in the last trimester that the woman is themselves for another attack of the rtw. siderable rain fall after the second half to overlap the bottom half. Man convicted least likely to work. Also, that is the time she is going to UAt WEATHER POTOCAtT < gypsy moths, the town has put out a spraying, a third application is pamphlet to residents in effec­ Caterpillars migrate up and down have more expenses.” recommended. trees during daylight hours and have NEW HAVEN lUPIi - Lester Beilin, accused of She said one reason the administration is recommen­ tively protecting choice plantings The period from May 20 is most Vtem p and trees. a tendency to seek protection, shade masterminding execution plots against four people to ding the change is because some women have used the important as the best time to control or cover afforded by the burlap By payments to get abortions. The administration favors The pamphlet explains that during cover up illegal operations, has been convicted in the the caterpillars is in their infancy. lifting the overhanging burlap, you outlawing abortions. the months of March and April, the fatal abduction of a young Middlebury man. The older they gets, the more dif­ will expose the caterpillars and they A U.S District Court jury Thursday deliberated over buff-colored egg clusters can be ficult they are to kill or control. Weather destroyed by scraping them into a can be collected and destroyed three days before finding Beilin. 48, guilty of kidnapping Your garden supply store or The use of sticky bands, such as and conspiracy Also convicted on the same charges were container of kerosene or creosote. John McCollough, David Taylor and Charles Simmons, Foster returns They may also be saturated on the the three alleged -men from The Bronx. tree with a wood preservative or shingle stain of a creosote base. After the verdict. Beilin's bond was doubled to $1 NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Actress Jodie Foster returned million Bond for each of the three others was increased It is advisable to add coloring to to her role in a Yale University stage production with a Today’s forecast the solution so you can distinguish to $500,000 large contingent of federal and local authorities on hand Prosecutors claimed Beilin organized plots to kill two Saturday partly sunny windy and warm. Highs in the the treated egg masses from the un­ for the performance. treated ones, the pamphlet says. men and two women who had threatened the cover he had Secret Service agents, city police and Yale campus upper 70s. Saturday night fair and mild. Lows in the 50s. created for confidence gambits and drug deals. Sunday increasing cloudiness and warm with a chance of If your trees are of considerable police patroled the area when Miss Foster went on stage height, it is difficult to brush on or Some of the plots had been abandoned, prosecutors showers. Highs in the 70s. Southwest winds increasing to Thursday night in her first appearance since a link paint egg clusters at the upper limb said, but John Senior, 20. was kidnapped and shot to between the actress and John W. Hinckley Jr., the man 20 to 30 mph Saturday continuing Saturday night. death extremeties. It is of little value to Tanglefoot tape accused of shooting President Reagan, was disclosed. just scrape eggs onto the ground as His body was lound in .New York's East River last Hinckley allegedly attacked Reagan in an apparent ef­ they will probably survive. agricultural dealer will be able to Labor Day Three bullets had been fired into his chest fort to win over the film star he never met. “Tanglefoot", placed around the provide approved chemicals for your while his hands were tied behind his back, authorities During a news conference this week, the 18-year-old Extended forecast Spray equipment available to the tree trunk four or five feet above the said selection. Some of the insecticides ground have been effective, es­ drama student said she had received several "love-type” Extended outlook for New England Monday through home owners may not have the abili­ Ofticials said Beilin posed as a wealthy advertising registered by the Department of En­ pecially on trees that are infested letters from Hinckley. She said she had never met or Wednesday: ty to reach the upper limbs of trees, vironmental Protection for ground consultant while he rented the $325,000 estate owned by spoken wi^h Hinckley. but this method of control can be You can make your own sticky MassachusetiB, Rhode Island and Connectieut: Fair application are Orthene. Sevin or Senior's family Miss Foster was so heavily guarded Thursday no one most effective. bands by using a strip of building weather Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs Imidan. There are also other ap­ Senior's friend. Joseph Vilela, 22, miraculously sur­ except other members in the college production of "Get­ paper or tar paper attached over the generally in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Lows generally in the If weather conditions are proved chemicals. vived after being shot in the face, wrapped in a rug and ting Out” were able to get near her. mid 30s to mid 40s. top of a hand of cloth On the paper, favorable, the caterpillars hatch sticky material can be smeared and thrown in the river. Assaliants fired a hail of bullets Two guards were stationed outside the door of her Maine, New Hampshire; Chance of showers Monday. Always read the label before while he managed to swim to safety. about May 1. Their first two to three can be replaced when necessary dressing room. Others were posted inside and outside the Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Mild with highs 45 to 55 buying or using any chemicals or in­ weeks of life are spent growing and The pamphlet does not recom­ During the trial. Dean Kachulis of Waterbury had theatre. north and 50 to 65 south. Lows mostly in the 30s. secticides. Follow the manufac­ testified he helped Beilin find men who would kill his migrating. The best time to spray is mend the use of grease or petroleum Occasional showers ending Monday. Partly turer's directions and apply only the friends. Senior and Vilela. Vermont: about May 15 to May 20, because ba.se products They should not be af­ Patrons were also checked for weapons when they cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. Daytime highs in the amount specified. Dispose of empty All three had attended a Waterbury prep school entered the Audubon Street theatre. trees sprayed at this time are less fixed directly to the base of tree mid to upper 50s and nighttime lows in the mid 30s. likely to be reinfested. containers safely. together. "I wanted to say 'Hi’ to Jodie,’’ one woman said. “But Justice and Peace Day was sponsored by trunks as they can be harmful when I saw the guards there, I didn’t dare.” Conference of Churches and Most Rev. More than one application is Another method of controlling Most infested trees will recover The show, which opened last weekend, was sold out East Catholic High School at the school Peter A. Rosazza, auxiliary bishop. necessary. Two applications are adult caterpillars is by placing a from a single defoliation with h t-* ' Thursday and no tickets were available for performances Thursday. Speakers during the day-long Archdiocese of Hartford. (Heraid photo by minimum, about 1 to 14 days apart. band of burlap one foot wide around perhaps the exception of hemlocks tonight and Saturday. National forecast program Included, from left, Mrs. Nancy Pinto) Unfortunately, all the eggs do not the trunk of the tree about four or Two successive defoliations can kill hatch at one time, so a second five feet above the ground level. In By United PressI International Louisville pc 80 57 Carr, executive director, Manchester Area a tree. Andrew Paulson, the play’s producer, said “we could City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Memphis r 82 65 have sold out the seats” in the 250-seat theatre due Albuquerque pc 72 30 .... Miami Beach c 83 72 to publicity generated around Miss Foster. Anchorage pc 40 30 .08 Milwaukee pc 76 57 Asheville c 80 36 .... Minneapolis r 78 50 First Lady Nancy Reagan leaves George Atlanta pc 81 51 .... Nashville cy 79 50 Billings s 47 26 .... New Orlens eja 78 67 Spermicides hold risk Washington Hospital in Washington, D.C., Accountant acquitted, Birmingham pc 82 49 .... New York c 67 52 after visiting President Reagan who is Boston c 57 42 .04 Oklahom Cty r 83 67 recovering from a gunshot wound. Reagan New president Brwnsvil Tx.pc 85 74 .... Omaha r 84 63 continues to show improvement from his Buffalo c 51 42 .... Philadelphia r 67 40 couldn't help gambling NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Frank Harrison, 51, chancellor CharlstnS.C. c 76 50 .... Phoenix pc 78 51 20 of detects in babies wound. (UPI photo) of the University of Alaska, Friday was n am ^ president Charlott N.C. c 81 HARTFORD (UPI)\ - A A nillcinnpuision toi n gamble,cfom KlA AirAneven if /vkAiii*«nobeying 14it ^ 46 .... Pittsburgh c 64 46 attempt on President Heagan. BOSTON (UPI) — Women who Collaborative Drug Surveillance of Southern Connecticut State College. r 80 61 .... Portland Me. c 51 31 21 Manchester accountant, who con­ meant breaking the law. sperm. The failure rate is estimated . ' M ) . A Assistant State’s Attorney Herbert become pregnant while using con­ Program, the major author of the Cleveland cy 66 54 .... Portland Ore. r 50 43 .04 tended his compulsive gambling was at about 10-15 percent, varying from Harrison, who was approved at a meeting of the univer­ It was the first time in Hartford Appleton said he wiil investigate traceptive foams or creams — if study, has called the findings "very New York’s Gov. Hugh Carey and Chicago Columbus cy 72 55 .... a form of insanity, has been County an acquittal on grounds of in­ whether Lafferty's pistol permit can foams and diaphragms. Payments to end sity’s Board of Trustees, will succeed Manson van B. Jen­ Dallas cy Providence c 50 36 they conceive — stand twice the risk suspicious." The most recent statistics from millionaire businesswoman Evangeline nings, effective July 1. acquitted of gambling away $309,000 sanity was sought because the be revoked. Denver r 74 40 Richmond c 79 42 of bearing a child with certain birth Although researchers agree that the National Family Growth Study Gouletas, capping a whirlwind courtship St. Louis pc of his employer’s money. criminal suspect was a pathological Lafferty had worked for Austin WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan will Des Moines pc 87 M 87 64 defects, a Boston doctor reported in the study is not conclusive, they say show that 13.3 million married Jennings, who headed the private university since 1971, Salt Lake Citys 52 35 .11 Psychiatrists agreed in testimony gambler. Organs 11 years before his arrest. a national study. that began in January at Ronald Reagan's propose ending welfare payments to pregnant women not Duluth cy 49 31 it may issue a warning to the in­ American women used spermicide has been on sick leave since January. He was replaced on San Antonio pc. 73 71 that Alexander Lafferty, 40, suffered Daly ordered Lafferty held for He could have received a prison The study, published in the most inauguration, issued a statement early in their final trimester because some program recipients El Paso pc 89 creasing number of women who opt contraceptives in 1976, alone or with an interim basis by Southern executive vice president Hartford c 40 San Diego c 62 57 .16 from a recognized form of mental psychiatric observation at a state term of as much as 20-40 years if recent American Medical*Associa­ Thursday confirming they will marry in New have used the money to finance abortions, officials said San Franclsc c for spermicidal foam over other the diaphragms.' Michael Adanti. Honolulu pc 84 7? 50 48 disease known as "pathological mental hospital for not more than 90 convicted of two counts of first- tion Journal, found a small but York City on April 11 — Carey's 62nd Friday. San Juan pc 86 75 pill and intrauterine devices. Researchers say the spermicides Indianapolis r 77 52 .... gambling” when he embezzled large days, even though psychiatrists had degree larceny. significantly higher rate of Down’s The administration also plans to eliminate a require­ Harrison, a native of Seattle, was an executive of the ’’The current study leaves a might be absorbed into the birthday. She is 44. They are shown atten­ Jacksn Mss. cy 83 65 .... Seattle r 46 40 .12 sums in cash from Austin Organs said Lafferty p o s^ no danger to syndrome and limb deformities in ment that states not cut welfare spending for the aged, Boeing Co. before entering the education field in 1970. Jacksonville c 78 46 .... Inc. of East Hartford between 1976 number of important questions un­ bloodstream and damage a sperm ding the St. Patrick's Day parade in Albany, Spokane pc 47 33 himself or others. Daly also ordered babies born to 763 Seattle women answered and the results should be blind and disabled, they said. A tenured-professor of management and a specialist in Kansas City r 84 68 .... Tampa c 85 50 and 1978. police to confiscate two pistols found Budget hearing cell before contraception, or damage N.Y., on March 17. (UPI photo) The proposed changes are not major items, the of­ Las Vegas pc using the spermicide, than to 3,902 considered tentative until confirmed the embryo directly administrative management and organziational theory 68 52 .... Washington c 74 48 Hartford Superior Court Judge in Lafferty’s desk at the organ com­ - The Board of ficials said, and characterized them as “more policy than Little Rock cy 84 66 .... MANCHESTER women who did not. by other data," the authors con­ One question that has not been and planning, Harrison reorganized the administrative Wichita pc 82 66 John J. Daly said Thursday evidence pany. Directors of the 8th Utilities District savings oriented.” Los Angeles c 63 52 .... Several babies of spermicide users cluded. explained is why no single type of structure and eliminated deficit si>ending during his showed Lafferty, who became ad­ “This is not the week to overlook will hold a budget hearing Monday at were also born with penis defor­ Presently. 34 states provide welfare payments to preg­ three years as chancellor. Contraceptive jellies, foams and birth defect has resulted from sper­ dicted to gambling when he was 5 weapons,” Daly said, apparently 7 p.m. at the district firehouse. Main mities and rare tumors of the brain nant women under the Aid to Families with Dependent He served as dean of the College of Business at Illinois creams contain a detergent prepara­ micidal use. years old, could not control his com- referring to the assassination and Hilliard streets. and pancreas. col Children program. Two states limit the special payments State University from 1974 to 1978 and from 1970 to 1974 tion called oxynol-9 which is toxic to to the last trimester, and three others allow them only was director of the School of Business and Public Ad­ Dr. Herschel Jick of the Boston Lottery from the second trimester. ministration at the University of Puget Sound in Reading begins at home, The administration will introduce a proposal to prohibit Washington. Almanac Heating oil cost lowers Policemen sworn in states from making welfare payments to pregnant He has also served as a lecturer in management and COVENTRY — Two part-time will be sworn in at 5 p.m. Monday women with no other children, except in the last three organzational theory at the University of Washington and HARTFORD (UPI) - The The agency said wholesale prices Winning lottery numbers New Hampshire, daily months of pregnancy, program to show parents police officers will be sworn in this Sousa said the addition of the part- at Seattle University. average price for home heating oil in continued to decline. Wholesale morning, with another scheduled to drawn Friday in New 8794. Linda McMahon, associate commissioner for the Office time officers will "give a cut of Between 1958 and 1970, Harrison was a manager in the state has decreased a half-cent prices dropped another half cent as be sworn in Monday afternoon. England; New Hampshire, weekly, of Family Assistance, said the change is expected to save By United Press Internqfional MANCHESTER - A slide/tape overtime" pay in the department areas of personnel, financial analysis, and operations, Hill, coordinator of elementary since mid-March, the Connecticut of April 1. The last survey showed a Dennis Baboval. of Main Street, Connecticut: 147. 503-22. color blue. between $1.5 million and $3.5 million. Today is Saturday, April 4, the 94th day of 1981 with 271 presentation and discussion on For a period of six weeks, .Sousa general and systems and project managements for the reading and director of the Title Energy Division said Friday, decrease of 0.80 cent. Coventry, a former dispatcher for Massachusetts: weekly Rhode Island, daily, She said the medical and nutritional needs of poor preg­ Boeing Co. to follow. “Reading Begins At Home” has said, the officers will “receive inser­ I/SADC reading program in The latest price and inventory sur­ Inventories of home heating oil the police department, and Ronald arts lottery: Orange 947. 1897; ‘440 Jackpot," 32-02- nant women are covered by existing government The moon is new. been scheduled for Tuesday, April 7, vice training at no cost to the town of Harrison earned his doctorate in management in 1970 Manchester; Elsie Jenkins, vey showed that as of April 1, the continue to be above last year’s Hodgkins, Stafford Road, Williman- White 99, Bonus number 07-29. Jackpot worth $50 - programs — such as food stamps, maternal and child The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. at 7:30 p.m. The program, geared Coventry, (two to three nights a from the University of Washington, where he also children’s librarian at the Mary statewide average was $1.30.3 per levels, the Energy Division! said. tic, an auxiliary state trooper, will yellow 3. 492. health programs and women-infant-children food The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. toward parents with pre-schoolers week I and after they have com­ received a bachelor’s degree and master’s of business ad­ Cheney Library; and Sarah gallon. Retail prices ranged from a The latest survey showed 136.8 be sworn in at 9 a.m. Saturday, ac­ Maine: 909, Vermont: 587. programs. ministration degree. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. and children in kindergaten through Elsesser, coordinator of elementary pleted their inservice training, they Dorothea Lynde Dix, American pioneer of prison reported high of $1.34.9 to a reported million gallons of heating oil were in cording to Police Chief Gary Sousa. will be eligible to go out on the grade four, is co-sponsored by the media services in the Manchester low of $1.23 per gallon, the Energy storage, 14.2 percent above last reform, was bom April 4, 1802. Manchester public libraries and Another auxiliary state trooper, road." schools. Division said. year’s level. Wilfred Bigl. also from Coventry, On this date in history: schools. This third annual program for In 1841, President William Harrison died of pneumonia Speakers will include Jackie parents will take place at the Whiton Capitol Region Highlights one month after being inaugurated. John Tyler became Moores, children’s librarian at the Memorial Library auditorium at 100 the first vice president to become chief executive due to a Whiton Memorial Library; Carol North Main St. death. NOW... In 1933,73 crew members were lost when the U.S. Navy There’s a TOP NOTCH near you: ATTOP NOTCH! dirigible “Akron” foundered in a storm and fell into the families, to make them aware of potentially bulance Corps plans to kick off its fund drive this WE WILL ACCEPT Computer use high dangerous fire situations. ocean off Bamegat Bay, N.J. Sports inspires menus East Hartford Manchester month. And in conjunction with the drive the Town In 1968, civil rights leader Martin Luther King was 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN In doing this, department members hope to cut Council has declared the month of April, “South assassinated in Memphis, Tenn. James Earl Ray pleaded HARTFORD — Students in Connecticut are down on the risk of injury to firefighters and to help Windsor Ambulance Month.” MANCHESTER - Tne fixed to each item. Prior to volving the whole family- Manchester Middletown guilty and was convicted 11 months later and sentenced using computers more diversified learning them be better prepared to fight the fires. Fire code The corps needs to raise $60,000 by June 30 in Manchester School Lunch the day of the “” with a tasty reward. 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 experiences than ever before, according to a survey violations, found during the inspections, will be to 99 years in prison. Program will be including V/SA order to buy an ambulance and have it in operation lunch, a printed menu, ac- On May 1, the second of made by the state Department of Education. referred to the fire marshal. In 1975, a U.S. Air Force transport plane carrying Viet­ two lunch menus with a by fall. The recently formed corps now has more compani^ by a recipe for the sports menus will be NEW STORE HOURS: The report notes the fact that 91 percent of all The department will be inspecting about 1,115 namese orphans and escorts to the crashed sports theme during the MINIMUM PURCHASE '25 00 than 60 members who will be trained and ready to making fruit taffy, will be served. This lunch will high schools have computers available to students commercial buildings, 350 manufacturing plants, shortly after taking off from Saigon, killing more than present month. MAXIMUM PURCHASE DEPENDS operate or assist the ambulance in the fall. distributed to students in have a “track and field” ON YOUR BANK APPROVAL and computers are available for students use in 68 and a number of apartment complexes. The 200, including 100 children. all the elementary schools. SUNa9AaMatO 5 Pa M a schools in 32 Connecticut towns and are available in program is expected to take about two years. On Thursday, April 9, a theme. Again, track and It is hoped the recipe will field terminology will be MON. THRU SAT.8:00A.M. to 10:00P.M. 52 middle schools in 37 towns. The report said that A thought for the day: British lecturer John Collins “basketball” menu will be give parents an additional 127 of the state's 140 high schools make computers said, “Mistmst a subordinate who never finds fault with offered. This menu will in­ assigned to the food items Tax records needed idea for snacks when*their and a menu will be dis­ available to students. -hig^perior.” clude traditional foods with children are hungry and State officials said they would like to see an in­ basketball terminology af­ tributed to students in all Ordinances proposed HARTFORD — Taxpwers who are income can also be a fun project in- the elementary schools crease in access to computers in elementary and averaging on Schedule G should gather their prior middle schools; and to promote computer use in prior to the lunch. A game, HARTFORD — Mayor George Athanson has year’s records now, in time for the April 15 filing curriculum areas other than math, science, and proposed ordinances, to the City Council, that would Cafeteria workshop nutritionally orlefited, will 4 business education. deadline, James E. Quinn, district director of the 3hr Herald be included with the menu control condominium conversions in Halford. Internal Revenue Service said. Official Manche$ler Nete$paper The ordinances would require owners Ju apart­ MANCHESTER - and hopefully, jail children Those who want more information concerning in­ poisoning, how thty oc­ will find it amusing to play ment buildings, who are interested in c o u rtin g USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 157 Cafeteria managers from curred and how they could come av ertin g should visit or call the IRS office in a ll th e schools in and also a learning them to condominiums, to obtain permits from the Hartford. The number in the CapijoLregiea area is Published daily except Sunday and certain have been prevented. Manchester attended a re­ experience. Popular program city and to give notice and relocation benefits to 249-8251. Calls to the numbers are sumect to holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald tenants. monitoring for quality reviev^ / ’ Square, Manchester, Cohn. 06040. Second class cent workshop on sanita­ IIAICrFOItl) — An Individualized Degree Some 1,500 apartments have already been con­ postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POS’TMAS’TER: tion in March at Martin TO THE Program, instituted at Trinity College, has verted or are proposed for conversion in the city. Send address changes to TTie Herald, P.O. Box 591, School. experienced a surge of populartiy, college officials The mayor’s proposal would require building Manchester, Conn. 06040. The program was said. owners to offer relocation benefits to tenants who presented by Margaret BOARD OF DIRECTORS It is a self-paced program leading to the have been living in the buildings for at least six To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call Gregan, nutrition consul­ bachelor’s degree. College officials said more than months. The proposed relocation benefits would be New service hours 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tant for the school lunch RESTORE THE $148,000- CUT MADE FROM 100 students are enrolled in the program and some at least $1,000 but not more than $2,000 for each Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. program in town. Areas THE SCHOOL BUDGET. THIS REPRESENTS A are among the best students at Trinity. They range apartment. Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through covered during the LITTLE MORE THAN % MILL ON THE TAX in age from 23 to 69 and about 70 percent are HARTFORD - INFO UNE, which has been workshop were the most City Corporation Counsel Alexander A. (Joldfarb providing comprehensive information, referral and Friday and by 7:30 a.m. ^turday. RATEII ISN’T MAINTAINING GUALITY women. and his deputy, Richard M. Cosgrove, claim that Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for common food poisoning EDUCATION FOR OUR CHILDREN WORTH Vi advocacy services in the area, will begin new ser­ organisms; proper Connecticut laws on condominiums will prevent vice hours April 18. one moa$h, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six MILL?? Hartford from adopting its own laws. months, and $61.40 for one year. Mall rates are handling and storage of On that date the service will be available from foods; personal hygiene; PLEASE APPROVE THE BUDGET AS 8:30 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week. Officials available on request. Building inspections proper care of equipment PROPOSED BY SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY. said that the change of the hours from 24 hours a and working areas; and at­ day will result in a better distribution of staff to res­ To place a classified or dlspla^advertisement, or EAST HARTFORD — Members of the East Fund drive kickoff to report a news item, story or picture idea, call titudes affecting sanitary pond to callers during the program’s busiest hours. practices. Hartford Fire Department will inspect commercial 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Slgiwd...... For tooTC in the Capitol Re^on the number to call In addition to the lecture, buildings, institutions and houses of four or more SOUTH WINDSOR — The South Wii\,dsor Am- is 521-7150, day through Friday. IF \OU LIKE KIDS — SEND THIS TO THE a very realistic videotape BOARD OF DIBECTOBS. was shown, illustrating two Paid ear By A Prtand Fof IduoaNon different types of food 4 - THE HERALD, Sat., April 4, 1981

THE HERALD, Sat.. April 4 , 1981 — 5 Courses by Newspaper Senior Citizens Magic bullets and the future Trips scheduled to dog track, St. Lawrence By WALLY FORTIN Rehearsal this Sunday the chamber who was congratulate all the other guests will be Mr. and Mrs. buttered carrots, roll and at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. at and 11 a.m. Return trips at Remember this coming will be a full dress affair notifying me about the recipients and hope the Robert Gordon who will EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the eleventh in a series of fi- butter, lemon tart, Arthur Drug Store; return 12:30 and 3 p.m. of transplanted tissues, it would be possible to replace Monday morning we wifi and will start at 2 p.m. selection I mentioned the evening will be a huge show us slides on their trip beverage. teen articles exploring "The Nation's Health." In this ar­ trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. ’Thursday: 9 a.m.. band damaged or diseases organs and tissues. be signing up for a day at This past Tuesday after­ trip to Ireland. success. to Alaska. Friday: Pea soup, tuna ticle, biologist Paul D. Saltman discusses the potentials ■hiesday: 9 a.m., bus for rehearsal. Noontime lunch the dog track, scheduled noon it was our Senior He felt that I should con­ Last Thursday was a ’The Legal Air Services salad sandwich, dessert, shopping; 10 a.m., oil pain­ served. 1 p.m.. Fun Day and limits of biomedical research. This series, written Brain functions for ’Tuesday, May 5. ’The Bowling League at the tinue with plans already very busy day as we served will be here on April 9th beverage. ting class; 12:30 p.m., featuring Mr. and Mrs. for Courses by Newspaper, a program of ■ University complete package consists Parkade Lanes and here formulated and he was 220 meals at noontime and from 10 to 12. Please call Schedule for the Week: return from shopping; 1:30 Robert Gordon with slide One great frontier in modern biology and the Extension, , San Diego, was of bus ride to Plainfield, are the results: Women Hi sure that the members then we were treated to the office for an appoint­ Sunday: 2 p.m., variety p.m., exercise class; 1 presentation of Alaska. funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the behavorial sciences is understanding the structures and program and a meal for Single, Jean Lukacs, 170; would understand. some super entertainment ment. show rehearsal. p.m., IRS help. Also senior Bus pickup at 10 a.m. and Humanities function of the brain — the mind-brain paradox. How »n. Triple 438; Men High So, brother. Bill and by some of our talented Menu for the Weekt Monday : Around 8 a.m., bowling league at Parkade return after program. Copyright 1980 by the Regent of the University of does the brain develop in response to its genetic program­ While on. trips, just a Single, Norm Lasher, 202; Mama Jane will attend the members and we thank Monday: Turkey noodle registration for a day at Lanes. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen California. ming, its physical, chemical, and biological environment, reminder that we now have Clarence Peterson, 202; ceremonies as Bill will Bea Maher and Rita and soup, chicken patty on bun, the beautiful Plainfield Wednesday: 9 a.m., social games. Also exer­ and, above all, its input from the five senses during only eight cabins left for Harvey Duplin, 522; Andy accept for me. I’m really George Bowler who were chilled fruit, beverage. Dog TYack; 10 a.m. chess health clinic by appoint­ cise class. Noontime lunch growth and development? The biochemical mechanisms the St. Lawrence River Lamoureau, 522. thrilled and certainly ap­ in charge of the program. Wednesday: Baked cor­ & checkers; 10 a.m. ment; 10 a.m., friendship served; 12.45 p.m., setback of the brain are just becoming clear. We are beginning to Cruise scheduled for On Wednesday morning preciate being select^ for We wish more seniors ned beef hash, green beans, kitchen social bingo circle; pinochle games, games; 1 p.m., round dan­ August 14. it was Pinochle time and the award and sincerely bread and butter, jello, understand what causes pain and we are able to relieve would come forth and help games. Noontime lunch ceramics. Noontime lunch cing and 2 p.m., square By PAUL’ D. SALTMAN Here’s a quick rundown the winners are: Grace thank the members of the plan a Senior Show because beverage. served. 12:45 p.m.. served; 12:45 p.m., bridge dancing. Bus pickup at 8 it; we can alter the state of consciousniess and enhance of what the trip is all Gibbs, 614; Jennie Fogar­ chamber for choosing me. Thursday: Stuffed cab­ August 31, 1909. Frankfurt, Germany. Sahachiro Hata they are so well received, Pinochle games. 1 p.m., games; 1 p.m., craft class a.m. and 11 a.m. Return learning; and we can understand complex emotions such about. We’ll bus to New ty, 603; Kitty Byrnes, 590; I will be there in spirit and Next Thursday our bage, Whipped potato. I.R.S. free help; bus pickup and IRS. Bus pickup at 8 trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. and Paul Ehrlich inject a syphilitic rabbit with a com­ as love, hate, fear, and tranquility at the molecular level. York where we’ll board the Bert ’Turner, 589; Ruth pound from a bottle labeled "606. " One day later, no in­ Recent experiments indicate that specific drugs im­ S/S Veracruz. We’ll travel Search, 586; Sue Kerr, 583; fectious organisms were found in the sores One month prove short and long-term memory. It may be possible to past Nova Scotia and on to Elsa Lenhardt, 582; Sam later, the rabbit was cured. A monumental moment in increase both learning skills and the amount of informa­ the St. Lawrence River Schors, 571; Al Gates, 565; medicine: Ehrlich's magic bullet — a chemotherapeutic tion the brain can receive and process. If, as some scien­ where we vrill make stops at Rene Maire, 561; Archie cure for syphilis. tists have proposed, levels of certain enzymes can be the following interesting Houghtaling, 561; Minna Magic? There was no magic. There was knowledge. directly correlated with intelligence, then it might be places. Prince Edward Reuther, 559; Elarl Popple, Island, Gaspe, Saguenay, 558; Vincent Borello, 557; CLIP and REDEEM Knowledge of the infectious organism that caused the dis­ possible, by genetic engineering, to raise their level and ease. Knowledge of the chemistry of compounds which Quebec, and on to Mon­ Martin Bakstan, 555. enhance the human intellect. treal. -In the afternoon we had a THESE SUPER specifically enter the infectious organism. Knowledge of Insights from modem biology have laid the foundation how to alter the structure of such chemicals so that they We’ll end up in Montreal nice turnout for our Bridge for the future of medicine, but the incidence of major where after a short stay we games and the lucky prize would kill the organism and not be toxic to the host. BONUS COUPONS! killers in the United States and other industrialized coun­ will board a bus for our winners are: Nadine There was knowledge, and the application of that tries — heart disease, lung cancer, stroke, accidents, and ride home. Malcolm, 4,650; George knowledge, to improve our health and well-being. violence — is determined largely by social and While on the ship, we will Last, 3,520; Doris Biomedical research will contribute new knowledge in behavioral factors, such as what-we eat, smoke, and be kept just as busy as we McCarthy, 3,220; Marge the future that will allow us to expand our human poten­ drink, and how we respond to life’s stresses. Indeed, it wish to be because there Reed, 3,210; Helen Silver, tial. but we must also recognize our own responsibilities has been estimated that over half of the U.S. mortality in are all types of programs 3,200; Ethel Scott, 3,120; and activities going on day Marge McLain_^,100; for better health 1976 was, in part, due to self-abuse; an additional 20 per­ Over seventy years have passed since Ehrlich's and night, including Casino Rene Maire, 3,07o!^ IMTRODUCIIMG GREEIM cent to environmental hazards; 20 percent to human breakthrough The causes of hundreds of diseases have room where you can Monday evening Joe D. biological factors; and 10 percent to inadequacies in strengthen up your arm on is having our Senior Golf been understood, and cures have been applied. Our health care. average lifespan has increased from 49 years in 1909 to 73 the one-armed bandits or meeting. It is Important A FRESH NEW WAYTO SAVE AT THE NEW A^R For many of our health problems, then, the "magic enjoy playing blackjack. that all men golfers who years in 1979. almost entirely because of medical ad­ bullets” must come in the form of education. Elach of us, All sorts of entertain­ are Interested in playing in vances that have sharply reduced infant mortality from individually and collectively, must make a personal com­ ment and you can even just our league attend as there infectious diseases. mitment to apply the knowledge we have to improve our bask in the sun relaxing on are lots of things to talk But young and old. male and female, rich and poor are human potential. At the same time, we must continue our lounge chairs. Oh yes, and about in formulating this Our Pb mean low prices Our Q’s mean high quality still afflicted, still rendered helpless and. ultimately — as search for new knowledge that will provide ever- most of all you’ll find them year’s schedule. The must to all — still touched by death We cry out for magic expanding potentials for humankind. serving food just about all meeting starts at 7 p.m. bullets not yet available in our medifal arsenals. They day and night. Fliers are Joe also reminds you When you shop at the new ASP. you'll find We believe you and your family deserve cannot and will not be available until we understand the available here at the fishermen who are going The views expressed in Course# by Newspaper are our new tow prices everywhere you turn. more than |ust low prices So you won't |ust cellular-molecular causes of th^se diseases and can center and you must pick on the fishing trip on April And we've got a new easy way for you to find new low prices at the AGP You'll also those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect one up and then follow the 11th to meet at the center effectively intervene physically, chemically, and find our special prices. W e call them Green P |p(b •< ■!•»» >1 >•«»■•#« I) find quality products. those of the University of California, the National En­ I »••• ¥ * * * • ih« f m t m #•« r Moss —poll I If til illusifaloi syndif died with ihe \kdshiiu}lon PoM ^ m U-i s (jio u p instructions and with only around 1 p.m. as the bus In fact, if you’re ever disappointed we’ll biologically in their cure. Specials. Everywhere you see a Green P, m i m m ih>« «« dowment for the Humanities, or the participating eight cabins left it will be will be leaving around 1:30 give you your money back That's the AGP Dramatic discoveries of the future will arise from our you'll save a tot at the AGP. And we've got In the past, medicine has been able to treat some altered. First and foremost, we must provide more newspapers and colleges. on a first come basis as to p.m. Green P’s galore in the store. To help save Guarantee. So come in and shop at the new understanding of the biological foundations of health and genetic problems by replacing missing hormones or by who will be lucky enough to Well, tonight while you your green. AGP. The more you see. the more you'll disease and the realization that each of us has a unique adequate nutrition to every person from the moment of altering patients' diets. The magic bullets of the future .NEXT WEEK: Carroll J. Estes of the Aging Health get one of these cabins. are all enjoying doing your shop at the AGP human potential bounded by three limiting dimensions: conception. Proper water, minerais, trace eiements, food will involve direct intervention to replace or modify the Policy Center, University of California, San Francisco, Our variety show tickets thing. I’ll be floating — The genetic information in the single fertilized egg energy sources, vitamins, and essential amino acids genetic information within the cells. The popular term discusses the health problems of the aged. are beginning to move a bit through space on my way provided by a lather and mother. must be availabie throughout a person's life. The scien­ with supermarket prices for this is genetic engineering. faster now and we suggest for a week visit to Ireland. I MoatSpocials Meat Specials — The physical, chemical, and biological conditions tific breakthrough wili be in agricultural productivity and that you should get your ’This trip was planned a within the uterus during the development of the egg to a It may soon be possible to put together precisely the in­ distribution, better crops, higher nutritional values, tickehs soon because we number of months ago and PORK LOIN-ASSORTED BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS viable baby and in that external environment in which we formation needed to replace missing functions such as better irrigation and fertilizers, and more effective pest are limited to the numbers all arrangements had been Meat Specials ^ MeatSpaciala spend all our days once born. manufacturing insulin, or to produce missing enzymes controls. About the author we can seat in the Bailey made long before I was Pork London — The limits of the environment of taste, sound, touch, for breaking down milk sugar, or to form proper At the same time, we must prevent chemical pollution Auditorium. told that I was in for a BEEF LOIN-BONE IN BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS Our bus will make the tremendous honor by our sight, and smell which shape our psychological, hemoglobin. It may even be possible to increase our of our environment by toxic elements and compounds. Paul D. Saltman, Ph.D., is professor of biology at the Manchester Chamber of Chops Broil behavioral, emotional, and intellectual capacities. We have placed enormous burdens on our fragile University of California, route for the Saturday per­ protection against infection by boosting our own immune formance and if you are Commerce. I was one of S h e lls Shoulder 1 believe it is the task of medicine to explore each boun­ response, or to alter the level of mental activity and biosphere by both our exponential growth in population San Diego, where he and our wantoh carelessness. planning to come on our four chosen to receive one dary with a of enhancing the potential of the in­ stability by changing the levels of enzymes within the served as provost of bus, you should call in so of their service awards. In o f B e e f Roasts dividual and, in turn, the well-being of our entire society. brain. The successful fight against infectious bacteria and Revelle College and, from that we can arrange the talking with a member of viruses is not complete. There are large sectors of this 1972-1980, -as vice route the bus will t^ e . world where viral and ameobic diseases, such as chancellor for academic Shoulder Genetic Research Changing our environments Ri-icJp & Siflom Steaks dysentery, remain unchecked. We need new techniques to affairs. Chons Some of the most dramatic advances will come from The physical, chemical, and biological elements of our r ® F improve immunization against infection and to block the A biochemist involved in Calendars basic research related to genes and DNA. At present, we environment are also potential targets for new magic spread of disease by insects. research on trace metal know at least 900 different diseases are caused by a muta­ bullets. Modern technology has made our physical en­ The quest by the pharmacologist and immunologist to elements, he has published Andover F tion in, or the absence of, specific genes. Some of these vironment more compatible and secure, mainly by win the battle against crippling attacks of autoimmune in both scholarly and pop­ Monday DELICIOUS-CANNEO U.S.D.A. INSPECTED-MIXED FRYER PARTS inherited disorders are benign and pose few limitations harnessing diverse forms of energy. But there are real diseases such as arthritis and rheumatism, in which the ular journals. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. on the individual: others are terrifying resulting in risks associated with the use of atomic and fossil fuel. SwifTs body reacts against itself, continues. So do attempts to He was the coordinator Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Fresh crippling mental or physical conditions or death. Tests Indeed, unless we can control the abuse of nuclear energy slow the aging process and to arrest malignant growth of for the first Courses by Town (?Ierk, 6 p.m., "Town Office Building. IC E F LOIN-BONE IN (FLAN K LE8S 3 59 16 ) FRESH-REAOr GROUND must be developed to allow prospective parents know in the form of atomic war, we, need not waste our efforts Premium Box-0 cancer and tumor tissue. We have yet to understand what Newspaper, “America, and Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. 3-lb. Shell Strip Steaks m c Ground Beefr'b during pregnancy if their child may be afflicted so they on humanistic searches for magic bullets. can IB causes many debilitating diseases, much less to prevent the Future of Man,” and he has produced a 13-part series, Hams BEEFROUNOaONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Chicken m can decide whether or not to let the infant be born. Our chemical environments can also be significantly (K EP POLSKA 2.0M.S.) POLSKA ANN PAGE their effects. If we could discover how to avoid rejection “Patterns of Life,” for'National Education Television. Bolton Cube Steaks mZ”* Top Round Roasts Mb t 3 9 j^ K le lb a s a Sliced Bacon (kkg I BONELESS (FLAT CUT 1.79 LB hPOINT CUT S EEF ROUNO-BONELESS(LONDON Bl Tuesday COUNTRY SMOKU M EATS-KS. AVQ. ROLL FRESHr n c 9 f7 U.S u .9 D i/ An ■tvarc\>icuINSPECTED Corned Beef Briskets Top Round Steaks ------3-lb 59* Pascal Celery Pension Board, 7:30 p.m., Flanninp Hoorn, Town Hall. CHOCOLATE CHIP OREGON FARMS tries as Nigeria if officials there perceived a weakening — threat. FLAM E-RED RIPE USNOI-MAINC B'SIZE last request but on July 30, 1979, the executors handed about the quota they would be allowed under the treaty, s ib 1 1 8 ■Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. PillsbuiysPookies ba g Carrot Cake over some $285,000 to the government, an amount suf­ of American opposition to apartheid. This is something Americans should also consider when are less than $30 million a year. Yet that special Interest Watermelon i 0 / Russet Potatoes I Wednesday ANN PAOE-IKARP WISCONSIN MRS SMITH'S-NATURAL JUICE ficient to pay the interest on the national debt for ap­ Changing the traditional American policy would be a they start griping about the flood of foreign products is being allowed to sour relations with a country that Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning Office, Cheddar Cheese A ^ e Pie proximately two and a half minutes." setback to good relations with a wide range of nations, coming here. We once were industrially competitive. We could, just a few years down the road, be supplying New k Grocery Special^; k Grocery Special^, and it might also be greeted with hostility by a large seg­ can become that again. First, we must stop asking England with 10 percent of its electricity. Town Hall. We have reprinted this sad but true news item because Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. HBASpaeials PRINCE-ZITIORREG..THIN k Passover FoodsA like most Americans, we appreciate the concern the late ment of opinion at home, especially among U.S. blacks. welfare for American industries that have grown non­ Power has flowed across the border in the past, but to \ Thursday FROM ISRAEL Mr. Brya exhibited in his will for the fiscal health of our Surely the Reagan administration doesn’t want to incur competitive While other industries in foreign lands have increase the importation of Hydro-Quebec juice will i OR FRESH breath-MOUTHWASH Ritz Crackers Spaghetti nation. We only wish the same concern for fiscal respon­ such unfortunate results, both abroad and at home, when forged ahead. necessitate construction of a major new $300 million Town Council," 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. there is no urgent need to change the course of African Scope Bonus Yehuda Matzos sibility was shared by tbe congressional glibberals who The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass. transmission line that' would link (Juebec with New Saturday have long managed to spend more money in one day than policy. England. In the past, U.S. utilities have been reluctant to Town Meeting, 9 a.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. After sitting on it for two years, the Senate Foreign Free'l pkg. ■ ■ i okas. ■ 079 a conscientious taxpayer manages to save in a . make this investment, but the attraction of Relatively Town Council, 9:15 a.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. 199 2 Newport (R.l.) Dally News Relations Committee this week ratified that part of a ■ 2 4 -0 . n cheap Canadian hydro is now so great that the companies ■ btl Providence (R.l.) Journal Bulletin Baseball player Pete Rose is using a rose-colored bat treaty with Canada that settles an offshore boundary dis­ have;igreed to finance a $2.5 million engin^ring study of Manchester this spring and wearing a matching glove. This is all part pute between the nations. But the committee gave the ttjeline. SOLID WHITE-IN OH. OR WATER SPRUCE^RUSHEO. CHUNK. OR Diplomats in Washington are wondering whether there Sliced Pineapple of a promotional contract he has signed with a Japanese Canadians a decided snub by deep-sixing the section of The -2,000 megawatts (roughly equal to the generating ' Monday Bumble Bee Tuna has been any real change in U.S. policy toward South WfTHFLOUMOE GOODMAN S company. the accord that would have limited Americans’ and dapacity of Northeast Utilities’ Millstone II and III units) 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning C ^m isslon, hearing SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE THREE STAR Africa, despite a blast by 50 African countries at what C rest Toothpaste Nestle’s Morsels °pT s‘ Maraschino Cherries M acaroons The world champion Philadelphia Phillies’ first Canadians’ fishing catches in the Maine waters that they that this line could carry would equal about 10 percent of roopi. Municipal Building. they termed the Reagan administration's open support of share. $0 1 . CONCfNTRATK OR $1-02. LIOUIO CHICKEN ASSORTED PAPER-TWO PLY A l l BRANDS baseman reassured America that the wood for the bats the region’s total existing capacity and could be just the 7:30 p.m. —Historical Commission Executive Board, Prall Sham poo CtWiMi College Inn Broth Viva Towels Egg Matzos South African "state terrorism." How the Canadians will react to this rebuff is unclear. coffee room. Municipal Building. come from New York state and the material for the beginning of hydro imports from Canada. H ydro^ebec AirnWHPIRANT U.S. UOHT OR DARK BOWN SUGAR OR DECORATED-SINGLE PLY MANISCHEWITZ OR MOTHER S The fact is that the United States has always been In the context of the two nation’ $94 billion trade 7:30 p.m. —Annual public nearing on the 1981-82 190-ci gloves from Texas. He wanted to prevent a flood of has plans for producing fully 35,658 megawatts by 1996 — Dry Idea Roll-On Powdered S u ^ r Coronet Napkins p k g Gefilte Fish friendly with South Africa diplomatically, although its relationship (each is the other’s biggest trade partner by Municipal Budget, Waddell School. letters from fans who think he’s bringing in Japanese almost New England’s needs. ‘■FUCK YOURBIC-’-OISPOBABLE piAMONO DOOFOOO STREIT so n MANISCHEWITZ condemnation of the tatter’s racial segregation policies products and hurting the American economy. far), a tiff over haddock and s c a le s in the Atlantic can­ Any cooperation between this region and (Quebec will Tuesday BIc Lighters ^ n u t Meats Alpo Beef Chunks Matzo Meal has sought to push the country toward the abolition of not amount to that much. But for the Canadians, the dis­ 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. —Director’s comment session. apartheid. ’Then, perceptively. Rose dbserved that people who depend on a number of developments. Including a provin­ pute has taken on a symbolic value, not least because it Director’s Offices, Municipal Building. f NOCH WFDOtWOODITUNSTALLlLTO POWDERED LAUNDRY SINGLE PLY BATHROOM TISSUES But American diplomacy has slipped if it has permitted would write these letters are probably driving around in cial election April 13 that could replace the hydro-bosting Toyotas. shows them once again the problems of a small country Levesque government with a Liberal Party regime more 7:30 p.m. —Hockanum Linear Park Committee, the black African countries to perceiVe U.S. policy as probate court room. Municipal Building. Not just in the Rose case, but people who support negotiating with a country that is not only much larger attuned to nuclear power. But the long- benefts to both Dinnerware Tide Detergent Cottonelle Apple Juice having changed. It is as important to ^ y as it has been but also divided in its form of government that a treaty 8 p.m. —Board pf Directors, regular monthly meeting. the past few years to maintain good relations with all the protectionist economics are undoubtedly using lots of sides in matching New England capital with Quebec’s un­ Senior Citizens Center, East Middle ’Turnpike. foreign products. ’They can’t escape it in this interdepen­ signed by one branch can be Ignored or gutted by another. tapped hydro potential are compelling enough to carry ' countries of Africa — indeed, all the countries of the dent world. If the Canadians draw from this sorry episode the the relationship past political changes on one side of the Thursday Third World — so far as possible. “ = * lesson that the United States is a difficult customer to do border or the other. What tbe link might not survive, 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in Probate Court. 4 99 We import scotch from Scotland, beer from Germany, 99 99*. No one would argue that South Africa’s supply of ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIL ABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS business with in an era when its government is so much however, is a tendency in this country to take the 7 p.m. —Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln p M c n Bppf cn v t Apfuk 1-11.1 Bit. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS minerals, especially scarce items needed for defense, Canada and other places, wine from France. We also Center. the captive of special or reglonal.interests, that would not neighbor to the north for granted. ’That’s why em­ should be jeopardized by policies on other matters, such drink French mineral water, eat Swiss cheese (some of it 7 p.m. Board of Directors, budget workshop, bearing bode well for a good deal of potential business of great barrassing the Candians over the fish treaty may end up CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS,MANCHESTER as American dislike of the treatment accorded blacks by from Scandinavia), and consume vodka from the Soviet room. Municipal Building. Union and the People’s Republic of CJiina. benefit to this country. Because of her enormous gas as a case of netting a scallop and losing a Moby Dick. 7:30 p.m. —([tonservation Commission, coffee room. Municipal Building. ft - THE HERALD. Sat., April 4, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., April 4. 1981 - 7 Enrichment program sets Sunday lecture Committee backs iiving wiii biii s MANCHESTER — The Family Enrichment Program HARTFORD (UPI) - A "right to Interest in the emotional issue brain is "dead” — or does not array of physicians out there. ' he of St. Bridget (^urch will sponsor a lecture program Sun­ die” bill that would establish an peaked iast month when a “right to register any brain waves in testing. said.. day at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria of St. Bridget School. V * HAIRCUTTEIIS^W adult’s legal right to execute a living die” case was decided in the Connec­ The bill which would allow doctors The proposal to eliminate the The theme of the lecture will be, "Communication in will and a measure that would allow ticut courts. A judge allowed doctors to prescribe marijuana to patients death penalty, and replace it with the Family — A challenge for the 80’s.” The speaker will EASTER SPECIALS doctors to prescribe marijuana in to disconnect the life-sustaining ap­ suffering from glaucoma or side mandatory minimum life imprison­ be the Rev. Edmund O’Brien. He was principal of St. limited cases cleared a legislative paratus from a comatose young effects of cancer chemotherapy was ment was first proposed, so the bill Paul’s High School in Bristol for a number of years and is FREE PRO RAC eonOHhnlng trtth committee Friday. woman who was declared brain not expected to have widespread im­ could be amended and used to revi.se now co-pastor at St. James Church in Rocky Hill. SHAMPOO P ftn i S Fro$tlng$ Another bill to eliminate Connec­ dead. pact. the current capital punishment I ticut’s death penalty had a short life The bill, passed on a 10-3 vote, goes Under the bill, which passed on a statute. SET PERMS msjm during the hectic final meeting of the to the Senate. 12-4 vote, the physician would have But the amendendment attempt Legislature’s Judiciary Committee. Sen. Gerald Labriola, R- to receive permission from two failed and the committee voted 9-1) \ CLIP THIS COUPON The bill was approved, reconsidered Naugatuck, a medical doctor, sup­ federal agencies and a license from for the original bill during a hectic *4.50 nm 45 .00 and finally left to languish in the ported the bill and said it would the state consumer protection com­ series of motions. committee. allow phsycians to respect a person’s missioner in order to possess or The committee co-chairmen later CALL 646-3687 for The living will proposal recognizes wishes "without fear” of malprac­ prescribe marijuana. moved for a reconsideration of the ’ .V SHAMPOO - HAIRCUT an adult’s right to make a written tice suits. Labriola opposed the measure and bill, and a motion to kill the proposal BLOWDRY declaration directing his physician The bill also clarifies death as the said it should only apply to doctors failed 7-9. But there was no motion to to Withhold or withdraw life time when the person's heart and who treat cancer patients. approve the bill, so it in effect died in FREE prolonging treatment when lungs can not ever function again "I see no sense making marijuana the committee. fcT,- ^6.00 "inevitable death is imminent." without life-support systems and the more widely available to the vast GYMNASTIC LESSONS with this ad PRE SCHOOL SCHOOL AGES prtem vary irftfi h o g th of M r ... AGES 2i/

Dyess told reporters Washington does not sion of Afghanistan...... ^ ...... ^ . . . believe “an invasion (of Poland) is in­ Weinberger will come into more direct evitable.” But he did not repeat his earlier contact with the situation in Poland during assessment that an invasion was not "im­ his three-nation week-long trip to Europe. Cavendish, Prince Edward Island minent.” The centerpiece will be a two-day Hopewell Rocks. New Brunswick & Secretary of State Alexander Haig and ministerial meeting of the NATO Nuclear Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger Planning Group opening Tuesday in Bonn. said they received general guidelines and His first stop is England to visit British instructions from President Reagan at and American units, and after the Bonn brief meetings in Reagan’s room at meeting he is scheduled to go to Rome for ' > ^ Mary Tyrell, dental hygienist for the tal care at the annual health fair at llling III •V'S George Washington University Medical a session with allied and U.S. 6th Fleet - m Manchester School System, was Junior High School Thursday morning, Center before taking off Friday night. naval commanders. Haig headed for Egypt on the first stop demonstrated the proper menthods of den- (Herald photo by Pinto) Weinberger and Haig will cross paths in of a Middle Eastern tour that will take some of the same cities in Europe but will him to Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia in not meet. DESIGN AN AD CDNTEST efforts to forge a loose alliance with the aim of halting Soviet advances into the oil region. Keep updated The former NATO commander may press Egypt for U.S. rights to use its base Keep up to date on events in the state, M IN P R IZ E S at Ras Banas on the Red Sea coast. The nation and world In less than two minutes. 55 Update, a column of news to bring busy administration has asked Congress for $106 million next year for an Army and Air people up to date, exclusively yours every GRMDPIHZE ...... Force buildup of the rundown facility. day on Page 2 of The Herald. *5 0 In both Egypt and Israel, Haig is likely to discuss the creation of a largely 3 FIRST PRIZES... *2 5 e a c h American peace-keeping force to step into Exclusively yours the eastern third of Sinai once the.Israelis How well informed we are of the ac­ pull out in April 1982 under terms of the tivities in Washington that have meaning 6 HONOIURIE MENTIONS * 5 O a ch Egyptian-Israeli treaty. to Manchester depends on our Washington The Saudis are likely to push for the news sources. Every week The Herald purchase of sophisticated advance war­ gives you exclusive reports from our S e e ning radar aircraft, which Israel opposes. Washington bureau. The Herald, the only Western Brook Gorge, Newfoundland Stewiacke River. Nova Scotia Your Ad Printed In The Haig may renew efforts to convince Jor­ newspaper with its own bureau covering ENTER dan to join the stalied Camp David peace Washington for news for Manchester. ‘V TODAY! Herald on April 30, 1981 ■f-- New Britain W HERE’S HOW TO EHTER probes gaming Very easy to take Your family vacation in Canada’s Atlantic tranquil fishing villages. And tor a change of pace, HARTFORD (UPI) - provinces is very easy to take, for all kinds of very gotxl sample city life as we live it. Remember, each of the tour RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS The state’s three-year in­ reasons. provinces also offers its own, unique attractions. vestigation of municipal You are in easy driving distance of our provinces-by- You can eat the freshest foods from land and sea. 1. Th.r. will b. • llr.t priz. .nd two 3. Ada muat ba aubmittod tha aama alza aa corruption in New Britain the-sea. And when you cross our friendly border you’ll Spend your nights in a farmhouse, or snug in a home b\ ■ / ' honorabl. nwntlon. In tach uttgory plu. ■ aaaignad. Only a black markor pan, or brush began as an investigation the wave-washed shore. You can bring your tent or grind prizi wlniwr. Thi prizi catigoriM in : may ba usad on a whita background. All com- into illegal gambling ac­ Our Reputation Stands Alone find the roads a lot less crowded. Or you can fly here. There are major airports in each trailer, or take your pick from motels, hotels and (me (1) 4th, SIh, and 6th gradaa; (2) 7th, 8th, 9th plotod ada muat bo racolvod by Tho HaraM tivities, prosecutors say. resorts. You will also find your U.S. dollars are worth a gradaa; (3) 10th, 11th, and 12th gradaa. no latar than 5d» P.M., Friday, April 84, Assistant State’s At­ Ceramic Probleme? of the four provinces with national car rentals available 1?8t. at each terminal. Or you can take the ferry. Drive aboard whole lot more in Canada. Which means big savings on torney Glenn E. Coe said Worn out Carpets? accommodation, meals, shopping and gasoline. 2. To ontar tha contaat you muat bring orm all 4. All antrlaa bacomo tha proporty of Tho Thursday the investigation Dull linoleum? at Portland or Bar Harbor, Maine. tho ontry blank balow to tha DIaplay Advar- began when the Statewide You’ll quickly discover why people keep coming You can swim, sail, golf, play tennis, fish; you can Manchastor Evoning HaraM. Only tha top an- browse around, go to the theatre; or simply sit back and tlalng D ^rtm ant of Tha HaraM on or bofora trlas will bo publlihod. Organized Crime Task Let us solve your problems back. Friday, April 10, 1981. You wHl than racalva 5. Tho antrlaa will bo |udgad by tha advor- Force started looking into Clean, fresh air and miles of uncrowded beaches. The relax, knowing you are always welcome. Inatructlona In paraon at Tha HaraM Infor­ llslng staff of Tho HaraM. ^ three "Las Vegas nights” New or remodeling work, we do kind of scenery that keeps cameras clicking, majestic This vacation, come to Canada’s Atlantic provinces. in New Britain. ming you arhat bualnaaa you will bo doing an 6. Wbmora will bo announcod upon publica­ It a ll...... highlands and rolling farmlands; silent fiords and Very easy to take, but very hard to forget. ad for. tion. Coe’s comments came in And all It takes is a simple Viewing a filmed demonstration of the students at the school. The demonstration the first day of the corrup­ proper use of seat belts at the health fair at was provided by the Connecticut Depart­ tion trial of New Britain phone call New Brunswick llling Junior High School Thursday morning ment of Public Safety. (Herald photo by Pin­ Detective Capt. Edward J. Atlantic were from left, Steven St. Thomas, Edward to) Kilduff. Prince Edward Island O’Dwyer and Andrew O'Reilly, all Grade Kilduff, one of 27 persons A.I^mond M o Nova Scotia arrested in the state in­ E B 1 Want To Enter Ad Craft '81 vestigation, is charged & §Otl§, ItlC. Newfoundland and Canada with two counts of perjury. / The state alleges Kilduff Labrador M>VSAHI> ^ U Audubon Society sets meeting N L lied twice to a grand juror 431 New State Rd. investigating a municipal T A A ddFtM , URuNfkWCk & ...... STORKS —An organizational job-selling scheme in New Manchester, Ct. 06040 ty, Marshal T. Case, and his wife, The proposed chapter would include T A Tawif meeting to establish a chapter of the Jean, will present a program on the Britain. Tel: 643-5168 j r National Audubon Society in members from the communities of ...... SehAAl ...... Coe said an unnamed care of injured and orphaned wildlife Rockville, Vernon and Manchester, p I I \ Hours — 8-5 Monday-Friday Northeastern Connecticut will be titled, "Look What I Found" The n n judge from Hartford told ^ east to Thompson, Brooklyn and NOTI; FIm m bring or mall IM* Miry MMfclo ItM Dtoptn AdvtrtMng DmwtaMnl el Saturday 9-2 Wednesday 8-8 For complete information Seven days held April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the program will include live animals in­ Kilduff about state police h F In Maine, call I'800'4^2-0SS4 Canterbury, north to Staffordville 'Om Manehaslor Herald, 19 Brabiard Place, Manehaalar, CT 09040. Iidriaa etoaa a week, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. eastern time Unitarian Meeting House on Spring cluding owls, frogs, turtles and wiretaps which were con­ and North Woodstock and south to Y K Friday, April 10,1001. Hill Road. salamanders.^__- * ducted during the gambling Hebron, Willimantlc and Windham. investigation. He did not The Northeast Regional Represen- Local members of the national taive of the National Audubon Socie­ TJie public is invited. say why Kilduff was told of CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-341-0358 society are invited to the meeting. the wiretaps. a - THE HERALD. Sat.. April 4. 1981 THE HERALD, Sat.. April 4, 1981 — 9 Cleanup time in Newport^ m raih; „ , ...... i NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Spring pounds of wax for wood floors, 40 room. Each crystal ball is dusted Family cleaners looking for inspiration gallons of marble sealer and wax and washed, the bronze chains rs might compare their meager tasks and 2,000 light bulbs. ’Then the rubbed down with crude oil. to the Herculean job facing Bob delicate work begins. "It takes me a day and a half just Coyne. , The Breakers, Uie most popular of to clean one side of those Coyne is chief custodian for the the homes, is the crowning jewel chandeliers,” Coyne said. opulent Breakers, the summer amid the sparkling palaces along Some of the work inspires awe. palace built in 1895 for railroad ty­ famed Bellevue Avenue and the Cliff For Coyne, it’s the Breakers’ hun­ coon Cornelius Vanderbilt. Walk. It sits on 11W acres of green dreds of windows. Covne’s assignment has been to manicured lawn, overlooking the "I’ve always wanted to lay out on tidy up the 140,000-square-foot, 70- blue Atlantic. the grass and count all the win­ Engagements room Italian Renaissance-inspired The Vanderbilts didn’t skimp when dows,” (kiyne said with a Whimsical palace before today’s opening to it came to furnishing their seaside sigh. tourists. castle. They imported marble, He’s always been too busy washing Brissette-Johnson "We started in the attic in limestone, furniture and other them to take the time. November and we’ve been working The engagement of Miss Martina "touches” from around the world to "our way down,” said Coyne. “We’re Some of the tasks just inspires Ann Brissette of Manchester to'Mar- fill the huge spaces in the home. hard work. going room by room, getting all the ’The job presents some unusual tin Johnson of Manchester has been "It takes five men to pull these out last-minute details.” problems — like cleaning delicate announced by her parents, Helen 0. of the way,” Coyne said, pointing to Coyne, 52, retired from the Air threads of a room-size, 16th century Brissette of 34 Liberty St., one of the massive carpets in the Force 11 years ago to take on the Flemish tapestry. Manchester, and Joseph C. Brissette Grand Hall. house-cleaning task. of Auburn, Maine. "We try to vacuum that very Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and ■ He and a small crew of cleaners carefully — very carefully,” Coyne The size alone of the Breakers can Mrs. Roy C. Johnson of 75 Pleasant • waOh and wax marble floors, polish a said, his small figure dwarfed by in­ cause some headaches for Coyne. * galaxy of chandeliers and scrub the St., Manchester. tricate tapestry. And a new member of his crew easi­ 'house’s museum-size collection of Special attention is also given to ly can get lost in the maze of f/ 7 . Miss Brissette graduated from ; statues and figurines. the library, which is wrapped in hallways and rooms. Manchester High School and from The Breakers is the largest of the walls of polished walnut and Spanish “When you get a new one, you’ve Spring cleaners looking for inspiration Manchester Memorial Hospital renaissance inspired palace before opening mansions maintained by the Preser­ goldembossed leather; the marble got to hang on to them for about a School of Radiologic Technology. might compare their meager tasks to the to tourists. Coyne poses in the Breakers, vation Society of Newport County. mosaics of the billiard room; the week,” (k)yne laughed. She is employed as an X-ray techni­ herculean job facing Bob Coyne In New­ The former summer palaces for bathtub of the master bedroom, with His work won’t end when they one of seven homes maintained by Preser­ cian at Manchester Memorial port, R.I. Coyne is chief custodian for the vation Society of Newport County. The Hospital. America’s super-rich all get a top-to- running fresh and salt water, of swing the Breakers’ half-ton doors bottom scrubbing before they’re opulent Breakers, the summer palace built former summer palaces for America's Mr. Johnson graduated from course; and 180 copper pots and pans open to sightseerers. massive doors are swung open for in the kitchen. "They just come through and we in 1895 for railroad tycoon Cornelius super-rich all get a top-to-bottom scrub­ Manchester High School and 750,000 tourists who visit each year. ’Then, there are the matched, 12- follow them, cleaning up,” Coyne Vanderbilt. Coyne’s job is to tidy up the bing each year. (UPI photo) attended Manchester Community Just for starters, they require 300 foot chandeliers in the formal Hinina said, “It’s a never-ending cycle.” College, He is employed as assistant 140,000-square-foot 70-room Italian I,.' " r ^ manager at M&R Enterprises. The couple is planning an Oct. 17 wedding at Emanuel Lutheran Martina A, Brissette Lorna A. Stasinski Church in Manchester. (Nassiff photo) Don't act secretive when taking forms

By MARTIN SLOANE potentially embarrassing received many letters I sent the hang-tag to Ar­ request. This offer expires DEARSUPERMARKET situation. Your advice is from readers who are up­ mour for a 32 refund. Then June 30, 1981. Stasinski-Gavello SHOPPER - Several excellent. set about a recent edition I used the receipt to take Clip *n' file refunds iJ weeks ago while shopping, Shoppers should never be of "The Phil Donahue advantage of a 32 offer (Week of Mareh 29) Supermarket The engagement of Miss Lorna A. 1 saw an interesting- secretive about taking re­ Show” on which two guests from Baggies. Beverages (File 8) Stasinski of Warehouse Point to looking pad of refund fund forms. They are there attacked couponing “In January, I used the Clip out this file and keep Richard J. Gavello of South Windsor ' forms lying on the super­ to be taken, so rip one off visciously. I have asked brand name from the it with similar cash-off S h o p p e r has been announced by her parents, market shelf. I picked up with a little flair, wave it these readers to write to wrapper for a 33 refund coupons — beverage refund over your head once or Donahue and set the record from Mother s Cookies. April Merritt of Manchester receives con­ Mr, and Mrs, Walter Stasinski of the pad, ripped off two offers with beverage banquet Thursday night. Miss Merritt lost twice, open your purse or straight. His address is; And this month I got Warehouse Point. forms, quickly put them in coupons, for example. gratulations from Dr. Gordon Brodie 58 pounds since iast November. (Heraid pocket and let it flutter in Phil Donahue, WGN-TV, another 31 back from Ar­ Mr. Gavello is the son of Mr. and my purse and went on with Start collecting the needed following her crowning as Queen at the photo by Ryder) gently. 2501 B rad ley P la c e , mour in return for the Mrs. Attilio Gavello of South Wind­ my shopping. proofs of purchase while Chicago, III. 60618. large star cut from the Manchester WATES 26th annual awards sor. I had paid for my This is also an opportuni­ looking for the required re­ ty to remind supermarkets If you didn’t see this wrapper. Miss Stasinski graduated from purchases and was heading fund forms at the supar- that not everyone who show, a transcriot can be “The only thing I have label of one 8-ounce can of May 31, 1981. East Windsor High School. She is for my car when a security market, in newspapers and labels or three Staley takes something off the obtained by sending 32.50 to left is the net-weight state­ Hawaiian Punch Fruit employed at Szabo Foods Service in guard stopped me and ac­ magazines, and when MAXIM Recipe Booklet. Svrup labels Expires June Windsor Locks. cused me of shoplifting. It shelf and puts it into a Donahue transcripts, P.O. ment, and I’m not throwing Punch and a register Receive a recipe booklet. 30, 1981. Manchester WATES 2111, , trading with friends. receipt with the price of Mr. Gavello graduated from South took me nearly an hour to purse or pocket is a it out!” Send the required refund Bonus’ This offer doesn't Offers may not be any six-pack of 8-ounce Windsor High School. He is get him to believe that a(l shoplifter. 45201. Be sure to ask for Ms. E rps and other form and one inner seal require a form: Hawaiian Punch cans 1 had taken were two re­ That does not apply only the transcript from the readers whose smart- available in all areas of the from any jar of Maxim. SWISS MISS Refund employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ circled. Expires Dec. 31, fund forms! to refund forms taken from show x)n coupons. shopping experiences are country. Allow 10 weeks to Expires May 30, 1981. Offer, P.O Box 4013, sion of United Technologies Corp. in 1981. . Southington. I hope that will tell other tear-off pads. Many I saw the show, and I published in this column receive each refund. SENECA Grape Juice Young America, Minn name April Merritt queen HILLS BROS. Coffee The couple is planning a July 18 shoppers about my shoppers who purchase a think that Donahue and the receive my "1981 Guide to FOLGER’S Coffee Coupon Offer. Receive a 55399. Receive a $1 refund Filer Offer. Receive a re­ wedding at St, Philip’s Church in Jiii A. Brower Annemarie Ozimek experience and advise jar or a bottle with a hang- two coupon critics should Coupons and Refunds." Cookbook. Receive the 50-cent coupon Send in the Send three Universal By BKTT^ RVDKR was the guest speaker. He was in­ pounds; Eileen iviciNaiiy and Nikki Warehouse Point. (Bragan photo) them to be very obvious tag put the product into have picked on someone Write to me in care of this "Coffee Cookbook." Send fund of up to 31 on the tag from a specially Product Codes from the troduced by Esther Armstrong, Savard, 26 pounds each; Patricia Donaid S. Young purchase of coffee filters. l.if«'st>Ic Kdilor about taking refund forms their shopping cart and the their own size! newspaper. the required refund form marked container-or the sides of any 14-ounce, 15- WATES president. Morianos, 25 pounds; Florence so that there can be no mis­ tag into their purse or Smart ^hopper award Refund of the day and the words “Folger’s Send the required refund store certificateC Expires ounce Hite I or 20-ounce Will power paid off Thursday night Carini, 22 pounds; and Rite Dr. Brodie cited various ways to take about what they are pocket so that it will not be T h is'^ e k ’s award goes Write to the following ad­ Coffee” from the plastic form and two proofs of Dec. 31, 1981. Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa Mix for pretty April Merritt of Peckham, 18 pounds. lose weight some of which work, but doing. Needless to say, this lost. to LindA Erps of Sun­ dress to obtain the form cap(s) of one 2- or 3pound purchase from any cans of WAGNER-STALEY canisters Expires Feb. 28, Manchester when she was crowned Brower-Young many which do not. Elizabeth Pavelack was honored was very embarrassing for Store employees — es­ nyvale, Calif. required by this 31 refund can or two 1-pound cans of Hills Bros. Automatic Drip Breakfast Refund Offer. 1982. Queen of the Manchester WATES He noted that many quick weight for perfect weekly attendance The engagement of Miss Jill me. — Falsely Accused pecially security personnel ” I b o u g h t my offer: Close-Up Refund Folger’s Coffee or the Coffee, The proof is the 1- Receive a $1 refund. Send Copyrighl 1981 (Women's Association To Enjoy loss diets, liquid diets, and diet pills, during the past 24 years. Arlene Brower of Vernon to Donald from New Haven, Conn. — should be trained to Thanksgiving turkey for Offer, P.O. Box NB-306, El words "Folger’s Flaked inch square cut from the the required refund form I nilcil Kculure Slimming I at its 26th annual award are available to the would-be dieter. Among the guests were Mrs. Gor­ Scott Young of Vernon has been an­ DEAR FALSELY recognize these situations. 312 and saved the entire Paso, Texas 79977. Send a Coffee" from the plastic center of the lid. Expires and seven Wagner Drink .Svii(li<’ulc, Inc. banquet held at Piano s Restaurant "Diet pills will make you lose don Brodie; Evelyn Cady, Connec­ nounced by her parents, Mr.and Mrs. ACCUSED — Thank you A special note to con­ wrapping and the receipt,” stamped, self-addressed cap(s) of one 26- or 39- in Bolton, weight," he said. "But, in a week or ticut WATES Queen; Kathryn Richard Brower of 75 Campbell for alerting us to this cerned couponers; I have she wrote. "In December, envelope with your ounce can or two 13-ounce Miss Merritt, 25, lost a total of 58 10 days they are less effective. Diet Meacham and Gertrude Smachetti, Ave., Vernon, cans of Folger’s Flaked pounds since last November. Her pills are amphetamines and people founders of Manchester WATES; Mr. Young is the son of Mr. and Coffee. Expires May 31, secret'’ 'I ate fish seven to ten times over 40 with high blood pressure Elizabeth Pavelack, goodwill chair­ Mrs. Edwin Young of 178 Tracy 1981. a week for the first few weeks," she should be especially cautious," he man; and Ida Carini, Irene Bennett, Drive, Vernon. HAWAIIAN Punch Save 31. said Miss Merritt, who is employed said. Emily Fracchia and Jean Krar, the Miss Brower attended Rockville Births Receive a 31 coupon. Send at the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft "The best way to lose weight is to oldest and honorary members. High School. She is employed at the the required refund form, Division of United Technologies Cor­ change the way you eat — watch the Harvey Ward served as toast­ BUYING Southern New England Telephone the Universal Product poration in East Hartford, believes caloric intake and stick to a course master and Lillian Banner, WATES Co. in Hartford. Code numbers copied from Beer, Matthew William, son of Martin, Amber Jean, daughter of Hainsey, Ronald Martin, son of that fish and chicken are the key to until you reach your goal. " chaplain, said grace. Mr. Young attended Rockville the bottom of the label Julius D. and Patti-Ann Dunn Beer Albert F. and Colleen M. Cordy Mar­ Martin L. and Kerry Churchill losing weight. "Npw, I eat fish about He congratulated the WATES Door prizes were awarded and the High School He is employed at Delta from one 8-ounce can and a of 44 Cambridge St., Manchester, tin of 31 Ashworth St., Manchester, Hainsey of 74 Volpi Road, Bolton, GOLD &, SILVER five times a week and also chicken members on their outstanding losses banquet concluded with the singing Industries in Granby. register receipt with the , was bom March 26 at Manchester was bom March 23 at Manchester was bom March 24 at Manchester without the skin, 1 have about 30 and offered words of encouragement of the Wates song. The 26th annual The couple is planning an Aug. 1 price of a six-pack of 8- Memorial Hospital. His maternal Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Memorial Hospital. His maternal more pounds to go, but I can do it," for those still striving to attain their awards banquet was dedicated to the wedding. ounce Hawaiian Punch Prices For Gold Sv Silver Are Higher Now Than In Recent grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mrs. Jean Cordy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. she said. goal. late Frances “Boots” Labadie, a cans circled. Expires William H- Dunn of South Glaston­ and Calvin Cordy, both of Ronald W. Churchill of Bolton. His Months. This Is Your Opportunity To Sell Your Unwanted former member. March 31, 1982. Second runner-up in the weight In closing, he said, "If I had the bury. His paternal grandparents are Manchester. Her paternal grand­ paternal grandmother is Jeanette WATES officers for 1981-82 are: HAWAIIAN PUNCH Buy Gold 8c Silver At High Prices. loss race was Rachel Kraetschmar way to make fat people thin. I'd be in Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Beer of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Hainsey of Manchester. His great- Esther Armstrong, president; Mary Ozimek-Krach grandparents are Christine Hainsey One Get One Free, Receive with 51 pounds. Lois Cole of Hebron, Stockholm collecting my Pulitizer Tarr, vice president; Jean Downing, Kim P. Warren Leslie J. McCulloch Rockville. His maternal great­ Martin of Manchester. Her great­ The engagement of Miss of Glastonbury, Mrs. L. W. Churchill a six-pack of Hawaiian Miss Merritt's sister, took thrid prize.” recording secretary; Nina grandfather is John W. Kasper of grandmother is Mrs. Irene Dupont of Annemarie Ozimek of Colchester to of Greenville, S.C., and Kenneth Punch. Send the required INSTANT PAYMENT-FREE ASSESSMENT place with a 48-pound loss. Others receiving weight-loss Armstrong, corresponding South Glastonbury. He has a sister, Ashford. Dr Gordon Brodie of Vernon, who Edward D. Krach of Manchester, refund form, the Universal awards are: Dorothy Hayman, 36 secretary; Evelyn Foglio, bachelor’s degree in chemical Mr. Faulkner is the son of Mr. and Julie Ann, 2. Davis of Carlsbad, N.M. practices family medicine in has been announced by her parents, Product Code from the pounds; Alice McCavanagh, 31 treasurer , and Lois Cheslick, assis­ engineering. Mrs. John Faulkner of Bolton. Manchester, crowned the queen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ozimek of pounds; Irene McCaughey, 30 tant treasurer. The couple is planning a June 13 Colchester. Miss McCulloch graduated from wedding at United Methi^ist Church MacDuffie School of Springfield, *CLASS RINGS Mr. Krach is the son of Mr. and in Simsbury. (Varden photo) Mrs. Carl Krach of 23. Beacon St., Mass., and received a bachelor’s Mastering first grade Manchester. degree in art history from Boston Clubs Miss Ozimek. graduated from University. She is employed at the ^SILVERWARE Manchester Community College and McCulloch-Faulkner Boumewood Hospital in Brookline, attended the University of Connec­ Mass. Alcoholism Glastonbury and Hartford. and fruit and a strolling Courses Stroke Club (Sterling) ticut. She is employed as a senior The engagement of Miss Leslie Mr. Faulkner graduated from It is free and the public is violinist. Parking is free at not easy for children Bolton High School and received a GLASTONBURYv- cordially invited. The T ra v e le r’s Plaza HARTFORD— Greater MANCHESTER- The technical assistant at Aetna Life & Jane McCulloch of Ashford to Jesse “Alcoholism: Choosing the Hartford Community Manchester Stroke Club Casualty. H. Faulkner of Bolton has been an­ bachelor of arts degree in English Further information Building Garage. Level 5, Best Treatment” will be across the street from the College will present two will meet on Monday at 6 *JEWELRY CHICAGO (UPI) — The ability to led to problems in the child’s later aggressive behavior such as fighting Mr. Krach graduated from nounced by her parents, Mr. and from Boston State University. He is about the program may be master first grade skills can make the topic of a free program special courses for women p.m. at the Crestfield Con­ life. and breaking rules was predictive of Manchester Community College and Mrs. E dgar H. McCulloch of employed by the Boston Contract Co. obtained by calling the Morgan Wing of the the difference later between a drug­ April 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the in April. valescent Home parking "On one hand, kids who performed heavy alcohol, marijuana and from Central Connecticut State Ashford. A September wedding is planned. Medical Center Executive Atheneum. Cost of the using juvenile delinquent and a well- Atrium of the Medical “Women Helping lot and leave sharply at better on IQ and readiness for school cigarette abuse later. College with a bachelor’s degree in Offices at 241-0356. evening is 310 per person adjusted teen-ager on the way to Center, New London Turn­ Women," a non-credit 6:15 p.m. to go to the *COINS tests were actually more frequent “Shy male first graders who didn’t mathematics. He is employ^ as a and proceeds will benefit success, a social psychologist says, pike and Hebron Avenue. Connecticut Public Radio. course teaching basic American National Red (U.S. & Foreign) substance abusers than less well-per­ speak up much and sat away from programmer analyst at ’The Hart­ Square Circle Cross office at 209 Far­ a The program, sponsored "First-grade failure is the source forming kids were," he said. the others were not drug users 10 ford Insurance Group. For additional information counseling skills for peer of the welfare cases and the over­ by the Medical Center and call 278-5310. counselors, will be offered mington Ave., Far­ “The second set of predictors per­ years later. It was dramatically ’The couple is planning an October W edding MANCHESTER- The crowded jails,” said Shepard Kellam Counseling Affiliates of mington. A film entitled tained only to males, where early less.” Square Circle Club of six Monday evenings at 7 of the University of Chicago. "This wedding at St. Andrew’s Church in ~ Greater Hartford, will p.m. beginning Monday. "Stroke-Counter Stroke” Colchester. (Creative photo) Manchester Lodge of *DENTAL GOLD is where we either win or lose the A reception was held at the ^ feature Dr. Jonathan S. Masons will have an open The second course starring Patricia Neal will be shown. A social hour children.” Wlllard-Knight British-American Club in " Warner, a psychologist House on Monday from 10 Charity Ball "Negotiating Skills for An on-going study of children in a Crafts program in Tokyo Manchester, after which the couple , who practices in Glaston- a.m. to noon at the Women” will be offered on will follow from 8 to 9 p.m. Joanne Beverly Knight of All stroke patients and *POCKET WATCHES black urban ghetto found "very Warren-Fischer Rockport,. Maine, and John Edward left for the Adirondack Mountains in .. bury, Farmington and Can- Masonic Temple, There BOLTON— The Bolton six consecutive New York State. They will reside in their families are invited. powerful predictors” linking lack of NEW YORK (UPI) — A summer craftsmen. Slide lectures and The engagement of Miss Kim Willard Jr. of Manchester, were " ton. . will be cards, pool, conver­ Lioness Club will- host a Wednesdays at 10 a.m.star­ Rockwood, Maine. Premium Prices Paid For Silverware By ’Gorham’, success in first grade to later psy­ crafts program will be offered in historical presentations will be held Patricia Warren of Simsbury to Paul married March 28 at St. James Further information sation and refreshments. Charity Ball on June 13 ting Wednesday. For chological problems, Kellam said in Tokyo this summer by the Parsons in the afternoons. Mr. and Mrs. Willard are ' about this program may be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Faith is what makes one James Fischer of Williamsville, Church in Manchester. All Masons and their further information, call able to believe that the pack­ ’International Silver’. ’Tiffany’. 8c ’S. Kirk’. an interview. School of Design, TTie American In addition students will make employed as assistant managers of obtained from Counseling friends are invited. Manchester State Armory, Beverly Spence at (IHCC, N.Y., has been announced by her The bride is the daughter of Mr. aged pudding will look like K 5k 5k ;k 7k 7k 5k 7k ♦ :k 7k Ik 7k ^ 7k 5k 7k 5k 7k 7k 7k 7k * "If we look at the symptoms and Crafts Council and the Tokyo regularly scheduled excursions to parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. and Mrs. Sanford Knight of “The Birches,” a four season resort :. Affiliates of Greater Hart­ Main Street, Manchester. 5494200, extn. 235 or 205. the fonr-color ad in the Designer Gakuin College. we look at first grade for early craft centers in the Tokyo area, field Warren of Simsbury. Mr. Warren is Rockport, Maine. ’The bridegroom is at Moosehead Lake, Rockwood. ford (859-2697) or the GHCC is located at 61 women’s magaiines when trips to textile factories, executive offices of The 17-piece “Big Band YOU tnrn it out. antecedents, we found children who formerly of Manchester. Miss the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tasting benefit Woodland St., Hartford. TWO DAYS ONLY - SAT., and SUNDAY The two-part program will include Medical Center (241-0356). Sound of the 40’s’’ had problems mastering tasks in metalsmiths studios and museums. Warren is also the granddaughter of Willard Sr. of 307 Henry St., HARTFORD- The first grade had much greater risk of studio courses in ceramics, metals They will also visit medieval and an­ New door chime orchestra will play for dan­ A P R IL 4& 5 Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Warren of Manchester. Friends of Connecticut cing. having psychiatric symptoms — par­ or textiles and a survey course on cient kiln sites. Public Broadcasting will 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Manchester. The Rev. William Carroll of CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) - Com­ Skin care ticularly depression and paranoia — the history of Japanese crafts. Inquiries about the program present a collection of OVER BO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Mr. Fischer is the son of Mr. and Manchester officiated at the double- puter technology has led to develop­ : GLASTONBURY— Guests may bring their as teen-agers,” he said. Four days a week will be devoted should be addressed to Dean Vieri R. Mrs. Fred Fischer of Williamsville, ring ceremony. California’s finest wines * ment of a door chime with a reper­ “ W hat’s T hat on My own beverages, set-up, "The success or failure of children to studio work and demonstrations Salvadori, Parsons School Of Design, N.Y. with one of the state’s most Nancy Glassman of Camden, toire of 25 melodies — everything >■ Skin?’’, a slide-lecture snacks and popcorn will be was important to their psychological by Parsons faculty and Japanese 66 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10011. Miss Warren graduated from celebrated collections of provided. Door prizes will atlas bantig Maine, was maid of honor. from Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony to - presentation will be held on well-being. We have to stop failing Simsbury High School in 1977 and art in an "Evening of be awarded. Tickets are Bridesmaids were Linda Knight, the Yankee Doodle. April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the dOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR INN children in first grade and stop California Wine Tasting” 310 per person and reser­ • 24 Hour Emergency Service Award degree will graduate in May from the bride’s sister; and Joyce Miner and The chime system translates Atrium of. the Medical failing to help them master the University of Rochester (N.Y.) Connie Adams, sisters of the on May 3 from 5:30 to 8' vations may be made by • Burner Sales & Service VERNON tasks.” musical notes into a frequency that Center, New London Turn- p.m. at the Wadsworth • Clean Heating Oils Dr. Douglas C. Hauschild, son of Wesleyan University in Middletown, School of Nursing, with a bachelor’s bridegroom. ' pike and Hebron Avenue. calling 289-6073 days or 649- Rt 30, Vernon. Exit 96 from 86 West. Exit 95 from 86 East. The study, which started in 1960, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hauschild of can be picked up by mini-computers Atheneum. receiving a bachelor’s degree In degree in nursing. Richard Sparks of Woonsocket, in the chime casings. The program, sponsored 8245 evenings, or checks One mile North of Vernon Circle on Rt 30. assessed first grade students in sub­ Manchester was recently awarded Conducted by the Califor­ biology in 1977. Mr. Fischer graduated from R.I., served as best man. Ushers With the push of a button, the by the Medical Center, will may be made out to Bolton urban Wood Lawn, 111,, and followed the Doctor of Optometry degree nia Wine Institute, 13 While at the college, he was named Williamsville North High School in were William Willard, the owner can switch from one melody feature Dr. James Women’s Club and sent to 649-4595 their progress to 1981. from The New England College of wineries will present selec- Call Ua For Your Home Heating to the Beta Sigma Kappa Honor 1977 and will graduate from the brUegrooin’s brother; Bernard to another. Whatever is selected Roiokoff, a dermatologist Marilyn Glidden, club tK free PARKING-NO PHONE CALLS Kellam said researchers also Optometry in Boston. tion's. There will be secretary, P.O. Box 311, And Air Conditioning Needs... Society and received the Clinical University of Rochester College of Miner, the bridegroom’s brother-in- plays each time a caller pushes the who practices bojh In found two major antecedents that He did undergraduate work at samplings of cheese, bread Bolton, 06040. Teaching Associate Award. Engineering in May with a law; and John Hovev. doorbell button. 10 - THE HERALD, Sat.. April 4, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat.. April 4. 1981 - 11 Sufferer keeps his faith Rev. Youngberg to lead Slaying renews Archdiocese appeal God said, "No” and especially when prised to learn that under aegis of Mission at St. Bridget By CLIFF SIMPSON we think of what Adoniram prayed the NCC 25 theological students gets $800,000 pledge M ANCHESTER— A Pgrish development and he has since in­ for. He prayed to go to India and spent three weeks in a special It seems to be the observer whose Renewal or ‘‘Mission’’ will be con­ tegrated this knowledge in his landed in Burma. He prayed for his course on the Urban Problem, and missionary fear faith grows weak rather than the one ducted at St. Bridget’s Church, 70 presentations on spiritual growth HARTFORD - Over 3800,000 has Other services include the Connec­ wife to live and buried her. He that 30 other theological students observed who is suffering. Many Main St., by the Rev. Vincent and the conversion process. He been pledged to the Human Needs ticut Inter-Faith Housing, prayed for the lives of his two had been trained for the have asked over the centuries, "How Youngberg, C.P. Monday through believes that many people, striving Appeal of the Archdiocese of Hart­ Apostolate for the Deaf, Centers for children and lost them both. He specialized urban ministry of the can God allow this (or do this) to Wednesday, with identical services for perfection, fail to realize that ford to help support more than 40 Spanish-jSpeaking, Food prayed to be released from prison church. The following were found such a good person?" But I have at 9:40 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ’There will there is a long painful process in­ of link to CIA agencies and programs providing Cooperatives. Nutritional Centers and lanquished for months in chains. to be acres of concern: noticed that the true Christian (not also be a special Reconciliation Ser­ volved and that regression is a real help and hope to the troubled, serving hot meals to the elderly. Yet remember he said, "I never a) , that a Christian should unders­ just nominally, but one who vice Thursday evening, and a significant part of the process. By DAVID E. ANDERSON needed, it may be justifiable for a ill, afflicted and needy. The Appeal Rev. M artin T. Keane, the prayed sincerely and earnestly for tand his calling for God’s work to proclaims "Jesus Christ is Lord") is Preview of the Eighties Friday Babies don’t walk out of delivery DPI Religion Writer CIA operative to pose as a journalist, goal is $lVz million. 'The charitable appeal’s general chairman, said, anything, but it came ... " be found in whatever profession less likely to give up his faith than evening. rooms and they learn to walk only < ’The. kidnapping and slaying of geologist, or even a medical mis­ services of the Archdiocese are "The response of the people of the You will recall Monica praying for he may be familiar with; the observer. Many are the bedside Father Youngberg is a member of after many falls. ’The vision we have Wycliffe Bible translator and mis­ sionary,” Lefever told Congress. available to all, regardless of race, Archdiocese has been gratifying her son before he became “St. b) . that workers have a right to conversations either in a curable il­ the Passionist Community at of ourselves, others, life, world and sionary Chester Bitterman raises ’"The ultimate moral measure of religion or economic circumstances. This is still ari early report based on Augustine," Martin Luther’s state­ make decisions concerning the lness situation, or one that is ter­ Calvary Retreat Center in God can be changed appreciably anew the old question of the any such deception should be the Among the many agencies of the mostly the special gifts phase of the ment, Saint Paul and his “thorn in management of firms in which minal — an^^ jieiiX recall over- Shrewsbury, Mass. with an understanding of this relationship of American mis­ consequences of the act — both Archdiocesan Charities are; Appeal. At this time, nearly all the flesh", Jesus praying in the they are employed; almost a half century of such Father Youggberg was bom in process. sionaries abroad and the CIA. short-range and longrange,” Lefever Catholic Family Services with seven members of the Archdiocese have Garden of Gethsemane, “Father, c ) . that the urban poor cannot get ministrations that a single Christian 1925 in Woodslde, N.Y. He served Most people have and suffer from Bitterman’s kidnappers claim the said, arguing it is "sheer nonsense” offices throughout the Archdiocese received information in the mail 1 if thou be willing remove this cup out of their current situation without did so. (If anyone has made a three years as an enlisted man in the a very poor image of themselves and linguist-missionary’s employer, that the use of a missionary cover by of Hartford, New Haven and look forward to reaching our $1'2 from me." And not that all kept their the churches concerted effort and in­ statistical study of this question or U.S. Navy during World War God, and an important goal of the Wycliffe’s Summer Institute of (TA agents compromised the integri­ Litchfield counties; ’The Marriage million goal within the next few faith in God in spite of the un­ volvement; n. knows where I can find one, please After his discharge he completed his renewal is to help people dispel these Linguistics, is a front for the CIA. ty of the profession. and Family Apostolate; The Office weeks." answered specific petitions. Note, d) . that the capitalistic tendencies in let me know I high school and college ^ucation, erroneous visions and to see ’They have demanded an end to all Opponents of CIA use of mis­ of Urban Affairs which provides "All of us are grateful for the sup­ further, that these are the ones who the economy in the country will A very personal case in point is my followed by ten years in public and themselves and God as they really Institute activity in Colombia. sionaries and clergy, either as cover special services and projects for the port received to date and hope that wife, Betty She passed through corporate accounting. He entered are. The youngest to the oldest in the ’The Institute, which has more than or as agents, argue that such use elderly, for youth and for human all members will take pan in this several months and years of fighting the Passionist Community in 1959 Parish are.itivited to attend. 100 m issionaries in Colombia, creates both short-and long-terih development. vital effort to finance so many ser­ cancer, sometimes in sharp pain. Rev. Vincent Youngberg The Pre-Marital Evaluation vices which, each year, directly Wings of Morning and was ordained to the priesthood Father Youngberg will provide op­ vigorously denies the charges. problems. The Rev. and Mrs. Neil Heim wili participate next week in a She never lost her relationship to the in 1967. portunity for discussion after each Yet, the incident underscores a Program for Yound Couples helps touch and affect the lives of some Heavenly Father. Just before she passed through the experience and always exploit and oppress many Since ordination Father presentation, and for individual con­ concern felt by many missionaries “Our United Church of Christ missionary conference at Faith Baptist Church in couples plan toward a sound and f8,500 fam ilies and 80,000 in­ died she said. "0 God, it's time" and were not the skeptical and cynical people whom the economy is sup­ Youngberg has worked primarily in sultation, confessions, etc. during abroad — that their work can be ministries around the world and the Manchester. lasting marriage and prevent dividuals, " Father Keane concluded then went to join those who had gone observers. We began this too brief ported to uplift; the lay retreat apostolate. the entire time of his stay. Bibles compromised by association with the ministries of other Christian marriage breakups, separations and Contributions are welcome Irom ahead comment on unanswered prayer e). that there is great need for the In 1976 he completed studies for a and other relevant texts, including CIA. churches depend upon intimate, divorces. The Pastoral Program for all. For information and literature, It is likewise true of Saint Paul several weeks ago under the title, " church to change its structure and Communion breakfast masters degree in human develop­ paperbacks, will be available for Two issues have been raised: the trustful relationships," Dr. David Exceptional People helps the contact: The Human Needs Appeal 'No' is an answer, too. " who writes about his "thorn in the operation in order to be effective in MANCHESTER— The men of ment. ’These studies significantly examination and purchase. use of the missionary profession as a Stowe said at the time of the Turner Faith Church to hold retarded and their families become Office, Archdiocese ol Hartford. 134 rile rhurklc flesh " i2 (.'orinthians 12 7 RSVi and urban areas. Emanuel Lutheran Church will have altered his understanding of human Lenteii liturgies win ne celebrated CIA cover and the use of actual mis­ revelations. real participants in family and com­ Farmington Avenue, Hartlord. described in the .New English Bible 1 am indeed grateful to all the munity life. .Soul-searching a Communion Breakfast Sunday, at the usual hours: 6:45 and 9 a.m. sionaries as sources of information. "We cannot tolerate the jeopar­ Conn. 06t05. Phone; 525-3239 this way: well-meaning helpful souls who keep The Lenten season is often set Since 1977, the CIA has been under dizing of these relationships by even missionary sessions "I was given a sharp pain in my offering "chuckles " for this column, beginning with a Communion service aside for looking deep within the in the sanctuary at 6:30 a.m.. policy directives not to use the suspicion that missionaries, body which came as Satan's but is a rare joke that 1 feel fits into soul, meditating on the Cross, clergymen, journalists or educators clergy or church workers are in­ MANCHESTER - Faith Baptist sionaries to Peru with the Associa- Church will consider messenger to bruise me; this was the spirit of what I'm trying to do. followed by a breakfast in Luther strengthening our ties with God, fin­ Hall. Bishops deplore strife — a policy that CIA Director volved in spying,” Stowe said. Church, 52 Lake St., will hold a mis­ tion of Baptist for World to save me from being unduly However, please keep them coming. ding more meaningful ways of The Rev. James I. Meek, pastor of Stansfield ’Turner last year admitted The Rev. M. William Howard, sionary conference April 10 to April Evangelism. Who knows? Maybe, one of these elated i at the magnificence of the praying, and thus changing our life­ Community Baptist Church, will be had been violated. president of th^National (Council of 12 on the theme "Send the Light.” The meetings will be open to the revelations I days. Here is one for today: ATLANTA (UPI) - Bishops of Episcopal church, singled out the having single service style. Notice the "soul-searching" of the speaker at the breakfast. Pastor Efforts to write that policy into a Churches, said (TA use of the profes­ 'The participating missionaries are public at 7 p.m. Friday evening and 'The thorn " is not just the prick The minister of the local Chris­ four Methodist denominations have killing of 20 black children in Atlanta Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Judas in this poem by Gamaliel Meek is a graduate of Eastern Bap­ strict legal prohibition in a new CIA sion as a cover for their spies “effec­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Micka, represen­ of a ro.sc thor'n, but actually the tian church helped to organize a issued a statement to the "people and the resurgence of t|ie Ku Klux tatives for the Evangelical Baptist Sunday evening service will feature MANCHESTER— An All-Church Bradford: tist College and Eastern Baptist charter failed last year, with op­ tively Impugned the reputation of declared this an All-Church thrust of a large tent peg. Paul community church in a nearby called Methodist’’ deploring the Klan for special concern. Mission in Kokomo, Ind., and the slides of mission work in Peru. Conference will be held at North Conference. They called him King; and I would Theological School. Before coming ponents of the prohibition claiming it every American missionary in every prayed about this pain — not once, rural area. It was the only church "spreading mood of violence” in the The bishops urged their people to Rev. and Mrs Neil Heim, mis- United Methodist Church on April 27 The meeting will also include a have no King; to Manchester, he was pastor of would limit the agency’s flexibili­ country they serve with the support not twice, but for several miles and since nation. show the "power of non-^olence” Special Charge Conference and the Let all be equal, ay, let none be First Baptist Church in Browns ty- of the American churches.” at 7:30 p.m. One of the main items of ■ Three times I beg the Lord to everybody in the neighborhood and to be "agents of reconciliation” Administrative Board. The Charge best. Mills, N.J., where he was active in No one within the religious com­ Most mainline Protestant business will be to consider holding rid me of it ... " (v 8) God said, had contributed to it, it was called The bishops, from the United in the face of increased violence. Conference, church officials said, is Why should the weakling John be youth work along with his adult munity expects any positive action denominations supported the restric­ only one service on Sunday mornings "No " to that particular petition the community church. After a Methodist church, the African ’The Klan, they said, is “a symbol of the annual meeting of the church. ever pressed ' ministry. under the administration of Presi­ tive legislation and many churches for a trial period of one year. but ministered to the man that the while, a group wanted a name for Against his bosom, Peter urged to Methodist Episcopal church, the national sickness, of national sin ... a dent Reagan. ■■ have internal policies forbidding If approved the trial period would it. The Christian (this is a Protes­ African Methodist Episcopal Zion denial of the word of God and the Whealon to deliver devine purpose might be carried fling . One of the leaders of the effort to their missionaries to cooperate with begin in September. Church officials The All-Church Conference will gospel of Christ.” out. God's answer was: tant denomination) minister was His clumsy zeal about, while I must church, and the Christian Methodist defeat the proposed prohibition last the CIA. feel that the entire church also be voting to approve the can­ "My grace is all you need; power naturally in favor of having it join bring year was Dr. Ernest Lefever, then But the church policies do not stop membership should have a vote on didacy of Lynn Euzenas for the comes to its full strength and his denomination so that it would Forsooth, the bag behind, and feed head of the Ethics and Public Policy CIA agents posing as missionaries lecture on 'Shroud' this qp(] therefore have Christian Ministry. weakness." be labelled “ The Christian the rest. Center and now head of the State and the general mood of the public, And Paul, the sufferer, not the Church ", but felt in fairness, the Never be praised or flattered or Religious Services Department’s human rights office. as well as the Reagan administra­ HARTFORD — Archbishop John The lecture will be given April 6, in observer, goes on congregation should put it to a caressed. tion and the Congress, make it un­ F. Whealon, archbishop of Hartford, the auditorium of St. Joseph Center for counseling "1 shall therefore prefer to find vote. Although so watchful in my stewar- p.m.l evening service, nursery. "If information about highly likely churches will get any changes. will deliver the concluding lecture in Cathedral School, 140 Farmington my joy and pride in the very On the night of the decision, he ding? Andover CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30 the 1981 Lenten Lecture Series spon­ Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Hebron (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a.m. secret, sensitive and dangerous ac­ Bitterman’s tragic death is unlike­ things that are my weakness, and was presiding and said to the con­ of God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. sored by the Catholic Graduates In addition to on-street parking They called him Son of God. In rage I FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. tivities on the part of an adversary is ly to change that.' plans series on women then the power of Christ will come gregation, "Tonight we are going ST, PETER'S EPISCOPAL 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. saw CHURCH of Andover. UCC, Route 6 CHURCH. Route 05. Rev. William а. m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ Club of Greater Hartford. there are parking areas available at Long Hill Road. Rev. Richard H. LaCounte. pastor. 9 a.m.. worship and rest upon me. Hence, I am to vote on whether or not to call • Their vain idolatry. Was I not Parsing, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening ’The Archbishop will speak on "The behind and adjacent to the Chancery MANCHESTER- The Pastoral Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship ser* vice. seivtce. service; 10:15 a.m„ Sunday school; 7 women play, expectations from well content, for Christ's sake, this a 'Christian Church'. Before wise. p.m.. evening service. Shroud of Turin.” Office at 134 Farmington Avenue. vice with nursery available during GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Counseling Center of Manchester ourselves and others, and with weakness, contempt, we vote if anyone has anything to service; 9:30 a.m. church school for SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route Not honest, not in truth ad­ CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. CHURCH, (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Rev. Kann will speak will conduct another five-week recognizing, accepting and dealing all ages. Burton D. Strand, pastor; Rev. David 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. persecution, hardship, and" say, we would like to hear it ministering Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 Michael Donohue. Sa^rday mass at a.m.. Worship service, nursery; 9:15 B. Stacy, associate pastor. B;30 a m. series entitled "Women Emerging, " with the shadow sides of oneself in a frustration, for when 1 am weak, now." 5 p.m.; Sunday massea at 7:30. 9. Emanuel Women The holy precepts of our sacred law? a.m.. Church school classes. Holy Communion, nursery care Bible talk beginning April 21 at the center at 21 growth toward wholeness. then I am strong." (vv. 9-10i A fellow got up in the back and Bolton 10:30 a.m. and noon. provided. 10:00 a.m. Holy Commu­ at Center breakfast MANCHESTER— Emanuel STORRS— Dr. Nehama E. Middle Turnpike. Vt itne^s of Adonirarti JudHoii said, "Yes, I’ve got something to CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 nion, Church School through Grade S T. J O H N ’S E P IS C O P A L Oh, God! Those pleading, tender, Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford б. nursery care provided. CHURCH. Route 30. itev. Robert H. Church Women will meet April 7 at 1 Aschkenasy, a lecturer of women The program will be the same for­ The program will continue on five Judson was a missionary who set say. I am a Baptist. And 1 have earnest eyes! Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Wellner. rector. 6 a.m., communion; The Rev. Mr. Carroll Kann, Lancaster, Pa. with a bachelor of p.m. in Luther Hall, for dessert and and literature- at the University of mat as used in March and will stress consecutive Tuesdays through May out for India and ended up in Burma. been one for 67 years and you're p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon St. 10 a.m., family service and church Oh, God! Oh, God! Why did 1 do school. divinity degree in 1965. He was or­ coffee followed by a business Connecticut, will speak on a "Non­ the need for women to work toward 19 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The cost will Listen to what he had to say on this not going to make a Christian out of and 11 am. Manchester Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. minister of the Connecticut this thing? BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 10:30 a.m., Servloe. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Conference of the United Church of dained June 6, 1965 at Shippenburg. meeting and program. sexist Reading of the Bible" here wholeness by developing the many be $7 per session or $35 for the matter of unanswered prayer: me." CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. 10 TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. CHURCH. 61 Old Town Road. We, too, have asked ourselves am ., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. (3irist, will be the featured speaker Since 1974, the Rev. Mr. Kann has Margaret C. Sumner, coordinator April 6, sides of their personality. series. To register or to obtain more Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 9:30 a.m., 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Rockville. Rev. MIchalIno Ricci, Christ in Kenya (how many times?) "Oh, God! Oh, Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel church school: 11 a m., worship ser­ Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., at the Men’s Communion Breakfast been the Area (inference Minister, of Family Life Enrichment and Her talk, open free to the public, The five-session program will deal information c.ill Elaine Meisner at I never prayed sincerely and Before 1 went to Nairobi 1 God! Why did I do this thing?” meeting. worship servicec. 646-3811 vice. nursery. FULL GOSPEL assistant pastor. 6 and 11 a.m., at Center Congregational Church Chesapeake and Potomac Development, Child and Family Ser­ begins at 8 p.m. in Andre Schenker with such aspects as varied roles earnestly for anything, but it thought of Kenya (when I might ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL worship services, nursery for Infants; VERNON UNITED METHODIST Maxims to Heed INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH, CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Sunday. He will also be the preacher Associations of the Central Atlantic vices, will speak on the enrichment Lecture Hall (Monteith Room 55). It came, at sometime — no matter chance to think of it) as a country CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, 9:25 a.m., Sunday Bible School If at first you do succeed, it can John C, Holllger. vicar. 10 a m,. Fami­ dassea for ages two through adult, Hlles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. church at the worship service at 10 a.m. Conference. Besides performing the of family life. is being sponsored by the UConn how distant a day — shomehow, in with many, many animals (which minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, worship school; 9:15 a.m., worship service, give you a false sense of importance. ly Eucharist; 11 a.m., Nursery service and Bible study; 7 p.m., nursery for Infants. 10:25 to 10:55, Bom in Shippenburg, Pa., the Rev. traditional roles, he made his mark Mrs. Sumner is a graduate of Women’s Studies Program, the Universalists to hear nursery. some shape — probably the last I it was) and with the majority of Frank Tyger program and coffee fellowship. deliverance service. fellowship coffee time. S T . M A R Y ’ S E P IS C O P A L CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Mr. Kann, graduated from Catawba in other areas - the development of a Wellesley, and received a master’s Department of Romance and should have devised — it came." the population living in rural BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake People seldom improve when they CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. CHURCH. Park and Church streets. Rockville. Rev. John J. Whits, pastor. College, Salisbury, N.C. with a United Church of Christ urban degree in social work from the Classical Languages, and the Judaic That is a surprising statement areas — and that also is to a large J. Stanton Conover, minister; 9:30 St. Rev. James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Rev. Stephen' K. Jacobson, rector: Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; have no models but themselves to a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., bachelor’s degree In 1962 and from strategy for Metropolitan University of Connecticut. She has Studies Program. when you consider how manv limes extent true. 1 was therefore sur- copy. Arnold Glasow a m.. Morning worship, church Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedleu, assistant Sunday masses at 6:00,10 and 11:30 ecologist-theologian school and nursery; l0:30 a m. coffee worship service; 7 p.m., evening ser­ to the rector; Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. a.m. Lancaster Theological Seminary, Baltimore, relating budget building worked with the Planned Parenthood Holder of a doctorate, in com­ vice. hour In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST to mission, significantly increasing CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m.. Holy of Greater Hartford and is a parative literature from New York MANCHESTER - the Theological Opportunities forum program and adult study Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard Adams Street at Thompson Road. E. Thompson, pastor. 10:45 a.m., lay participation in the Association member of the Academy of Certified University, Aschkenasy has taught “Rediscovering Our Connections Program at Harvard Divinity group Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ and Church School. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. worship service. and Conference, and greatly in­ Social Workers and of the National English at Bar 11am University in to the Reality of Life" is the topic of School. A graduate of Smith College day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun­ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Coventry day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and SOUTH UNITED METHODIST creasing understanding of the “mis­ Association of Social Workers. Israel, modern Hebrew literature a talk to be given Sunday at 10:30 and Yale Divinity School, she has Churches plan events CHURCH, 1126 Main St. Rev. Dr. CHURCH of Vernon, 695 Hartford 11:45 a.m. Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, • sion of the Association” and how this Lydia Circle had charge of and language at Jewish Theological a.m. at the Unitarian Universalist taught at the Sloane School of COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Shepard Drive; 1:30 p.m., AARP, Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson. pastors. minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, relates to local churches. Society, East Meetinghouse at 153 Choir — Choral Room; 6:30 p.m. — CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow­ LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Woodslde arranging the program and Rebecca Seminary in New York, and modern Management at M I T. and Williams Fellowship Hall; 7:30 p.m., bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Worship ser­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church From 1972 to 1974 he served as Circle will serve refreshments. W. Vernon St. in Manchester. The Sacred Dance Group, Mezzanine; Street and Hllistown Road. Wendel K. vice; 9 a.m. Church School, nursery school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. Hebrew literature at Hunter College College. pastor. Sunday. 9;30 a m. worship; Walton, bishop. 6:30 a.m.. Priesthood 7:30 p.m. — Diaconate, Robbins Thursday Evening Bible Study 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; 7 p.m. Bi­ through Junior high. 7:30 p.m.. Praise Worship service. director of the Ckimmunity Ministry All women of the church and of City University of New York. speaker will be Elizabeth Dodson- Ms. Dodson-Gray has been and Relief Society; 11:15 a.m., Sacra­ and leaching service. FULL GOSPEL of Prince Georges County, Md. Here Room; 7:30 p.m. — Department of Group, at the Gilroys, 191 ble study end fellowship. Wednesday. ment Meeting. friends are invited. Her publications include “Toward Gray, who is co-director of Bolton described as an environmentalist, 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH Fellowship, 6 Butler Road. Church Washington St., Vernon, SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. INC., 9 Ellington Ave., Rockville. R ^ . he organized 30 local congregations a Non-Sexist Reading of the Biblical Institute for the Sustainable Future, futurist and feminist theologian. Her PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Scouting Award, Library. Saturday —6 p.m. Progressive CHURCH. Route 31 and North River Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday. and the Council of Churches into an Story. ” Sellesly, Mass, and coordinator of talk will analyze the role that MANCIIKs TKK — The Rev. Earl officers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 2:30 p.m.. deliverance service; Wednesday — 7:30 p.ni. — Chancel Dinner sponsored by the Seekers’ Road. Rev. W. H. Wllkens. pastor. 9 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., Michael R. Lohmann, associate ecumenical ministry concerned with religious and sexual imagery plays R. Modean, pastor of First Lutheran pastor: Bryan Myers. Intern; Rev. C. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. deHverance Emanuel Church Choir, Choral Room; 7:30 p.m. — Class. a.m.. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m.. open-air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation service. human issues in the County. During in both provoking and perpetuating Church, Clifton. N.J will be the worship service. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Cantata set meeting. TRINITY. LUTHERAN CHURCH. the years 1969-1972, he was the MANCHESTER— Events Unitarians Faith and Prayer, Federation ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route 31. UNITED PENTECOSTAL 6:30 and 11 a.m., worship servloea; ecological and limits-to-growth guest preacher at Emanual 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, nursery, Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, MANCHESTER— ’’The Room; 7:30 p.m. — Exploration of Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. CHURCH, 187 Woodbrldge St. Rev. organizing pastor of Oxon Hall, "’The scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran crises. adult forum. Bible study; 11 a.m. pastor. 6 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship MANCHESTER— “Unitarian Lutheran Church on April 26 at both Faith. South Church John L. Suprenanl, associate pastor. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ United Congregation” Church for the week of April 5,1981 Crucifixion," a cantata by Sir John services. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; nursery. services; 0:15 a m. Sunday School Singles East” will hold a dis- MANCHESTER - Following is day school; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 NORTH UNITED METHODIST and adult Bible class. (ecumenical). He developed an are as follows: Stainer, will be presented in its en­ Thursday — 10 a.m — Exploration Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., worship. cussion/social Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Breakfast Pastor Modean is a former 10:45 a m. CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. TALCOTTVILLE of Faith; 6 p.m. — Meal in the Upper the schedule of events for the com­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 "alternative” congregation com­ Sunday — 8:30 a.m .Worship with tirety this Sunday at 11 a m. at the Manchester resident and is the son SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Main the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 W. MANCHES'I'ER— Emanuel Room — Sanctuary and Woodruff ing week at South United Methodist Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, putor. Street and Elm Hill Road. Rev. prised of members of the United communion; 9:45 a.m. Church Asylum Avenue Baptist Church, cor­ of Mrs. Sigrid Modean, who is a CHURCVt. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. 10:30 a.m., worship service, nursery; 10:30 a.m. worship services; 4. im . Vernon St. Lutheran Church will have its Men's Hall; 7:30 p.m. — Prudential Board, Church: Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Educa­ nursery for chHdrsn 5 years ol^ or Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 a.m. CTiurch of Christ, Presbyterian, and School; Bible Study; Adult Forum - ner of Asylum Avenue and Sigourney member of Emanuel Lutheran. He 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., In­ Worship service. The topic for discussion will be, Communion Breakfast this Sunday Robbins Room. Monday —6 p.m.. Sacred Dancers tion for all ages; 11 a m., worship ser­ formal worship. younger; 10:30 a.m. Church school, Episcopalian denominations In the Mel Lumpkin at the new organ; 11 “Alternative living arrangements. ” Street, Hartford. was born in Manchester and had his vice. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL aged 3 to 6th grade. a.m. Worship; 9:45 & 11 a.m. The choir of the church will sing at 6:30 a m in Luther Hall The Rev rehearse, sanctuary; 7:30 p.m.. Ad­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL area. Mr. Kann served as pastor of The meeting is open to adult singles. schooling locally and was active in CATHOLIC CHURCH. 23 Qolway St. the cantata. Andrew Huntington is James 1. Meek, pastor of Communi­ Second Church ministrative Board, Education Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m.. CHURCH, 365 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. ’Trinity Reformed Church (United Nursery; 12:30 p.m .Intern Support youth activities in school and at the East Hartford James 0. MacLauchlln, pastor. 10 No smoking is permitted. A small ty Baptist Church will be the guest MANCHESTER - Events next Wing. mass In English; 10:30 a.m.. mass In CJiurch of Christ) in Mountville, .Committee; 3:30 p.m. “It’s Cool in admission fee will be charged. organist; Edward Nordstrom, local church. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 English and Polish. a.m. worship servloe and church TtlE speaker. Tuesday —7:30 p.m.. Evangelist school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. the Furnace” rehearsal at Concor­ tenor; and David Clerk,, bass. week at Second Congregational Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Pa. On January 1 he assumed the He graduated from Manchester CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Commission, 49 Gardner St.; 7:45 10 a.m.. church school; 11 a.m.. mor­ 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin IIBLE leadership of the Connecticut dia; 4 p.m. Emanuel Choir rehear­ High School in 1945 and obtained his Church are as follows: CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. ning worship; 7 p.m.. evening service. J. Schoisky, pastor. Saturday mass at Sunday — 11:15 a.m. Diaconate p.m.. Social Concerns Commission, Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; SPEAKS Conference, United Church of sal; 6:30 p.m. Youth Group B.A degree at Upsala College in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Of East 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 Nazarene 32 Linden St.; Women’s Prayer & Rev. Chet Copeland, associate Christ, with pastoral oversight of 277 volleyball game with Concordia. 1951; a B.D. degree at Augustana Meeting; 11:15 a.m. Music Apprecia­ Hartford (Southern Baptist Conven­ and 11:30 a.m. ■» OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 Study Group, 7:30 p.m., 1208 Main St. tion), 36 Main St. Rev. CharlesColey, ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. William pastor; Rev. Clifford O.SImpson. churches and more than 350 ordained Monday — 3:30-6 p.m. Staff plan­ MANCHESTER— The Seminary, Rock Island, 111. in 1955 tion Group; 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim pastor emeritus. 10 a.m. worship ser­ Wednesday —3 p.m. Confirmation pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. wflrship F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Carroll Kann persons. ning meeting; 6:45 p.m. Scouts; following events have been and a master of divinity at the Fellowship Meeting. services, nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rev. Robert A. O’Grady, team vice. 10 a.m. Church School. 11:15 a.m. coffee shoppe. The events of Monday Bowling; 7:30 p.m. Church Council. scheduled for next week at \ Lutheran School of Theology in Monday — 9 a.m. Devotions; 1:30 class at Temple ^ th Sholom. school; 6 p.m., Training Union. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, In Thursday —6 p.m.. Bell Choir FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH residence. Saturday masses at 5 and past brought ua periloualy ’Tuesday — 10 a.m. Beethoven the Church of the Chicago in 1972. p.m. Mayfair Gardens Worship Ser­ close to the tou of another w rehearsal; 6;30 p.m.. Junior Choir (Lutheran Church In America). 1120 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 Chorus; 1 p.m. Emanuel Church Nazarene: His first parish was Christ the vice; 7:30 p.m. Church Council Silver Lane, Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., and 10:30 a.m., noon and 5 p.m. national leader to an pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; South Windsor Notes on Religion Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Bi­ A Meeting. rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., Adult Study & ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main assassin’s bullet. They Women; 4 p.m. CTierub and Junior King Lutheran Church in Windsor 10:30 a.m. coffee hour; I t a.m. Sharing Group, 224 Indian Hill Trail, St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. serve to remind us choirs; 7:30 p.m. Sunday School ble study of Romans, -) where he served from 1955 to 1960. Tuesday — 9 a.m. Devotions; 9:30 worship. Glastonbury. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur­ 1790 eilngton Road. Rev. Harold W. emphatically that innocent ATLANTA (UPI) — Southern Bap­ Tibor Bartha said the Hungarian Bi­ Ckirriculum meeting; Conway Diet Babysitting provided; 2 Since that time he has been at the a.m. Bible Study; 7:30 p.m. W.C.F. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m; Sun­ Richardson, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 Friday -^:15 p.m.. Youth «choir CHURCH, 67 Main St. Rev. William E. people are unsafe on the tist Convention president Bailey ble society has published 320,000 Institute. p.m. Crestfield Convales­ Plan your Executive Board Meeting; 7:30 p.m. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and a.m., worship service and church Clifton church. Flynn, minister. 10 a.m., worship ser­ streets of our cities. noon. school. Smith says the denomination’s 1981 Bibles in the old Karoli translation in cent Home service; 3 p.m. Agnes Hayes Group Wicker Party. rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel choir vice. church school, child care; It Ironically, this bad been Wednesday — 10:30 a.m ,-12:45 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. the past 30 years as well as 80,000 rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. United a.m., coffee hour; 6 p.m.. youth choir; one of the President’s convention will be harmonious p.m. Chestnut Hill Preschool picture Vernon Manor service; kV Wednesday — 9 a.m. Devotions; Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible Center Church 7 p.m., youth fellowship. 673 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. topics In the speech he had rather than controversial and Bibles in a new translation. 7:30 p.m. Church Board 6:30 p.m. Outreach Committee; 7:30 Methodist Youth Fellowship discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dlKus- Sherer, pastor. Saturday masses at 4 taking; 11 a.m. Lenten worship - FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. slon. just delivered before the rancor-filled. ’The bishop said the smuggling of meeting. po

THE HERALD. Sat., April 4, 1981-17 ■Si Scoreboard Mercedes class offered for ‘burdened’ owners 6th T (C) YC LEXINGTON, Mass. Bouncy Jimmy Vocational Technical said. experience” in basic Marv Dwyer 7S-75t150 Bob Holmes 158-399, Cliff PORTLANt) 11141 Ra Bop (UPI) — The latest victims School's adult education lanarelli agreed in the Clifford Ann Creed 77-74- 151 Washington 4 (M) 8, Natt 4 M 9, MJ't Vaga theory, preventative Bonnie Lauer 75- 76-151 Jones 157-392, Bill Thompson 15 10-12 40, Bate* 11 4*7 16, Ftoadhousa of inflation’s nasty bite program. brochure mailed to Marlene Plovd 79-73-151 OUTDOOR maintenance, adjustments Moorhouse 157-402, Dan Ransey 12 2-416, GaleO04O, Kunnert2 Little Samantha may be Mercedes-Benz Serving 15 towns — many residents in the towns Mary Mills ' 79-73-152 1-2 5, Gross 2 6-11 10. Owens 0 00 0 and repairs of a Mercedes Golf Kathy McMullen 77-75-152 Toce 155-409, Walt Bender Jerkwater 0 owners. M J Smith TOPICS Totals SO M07 IM. among the wealthiest in served by the school to in­ Benz, explained school of­ 76- 74-152 KANSAS CITY (119) Atomic Power 75-77-L53 155-406, John Lavado 154, Bob Brawtfar Cushia (3ano But, just to ease the the state — the school clude the Mercedes-Benz Pegjjy ('oniey Wedman U 10 SI, King 61-2 U, Lacey ficials. It costs $35. 77- 76-153 Bruce Lavery 153-150-430, OUTDOOR CONSULTANT burden — if owning a Judy Kimball 5 2-2 12. Birdsong 14 2-2 X), Grunfeld 9 ^ 7lh C 6/16 offers i^ u t 60 different auto course — just to see if “The consensus is that it 79- 75-154 914. Lambert 0 M 0. MeriweaUier 31-1 Kathy Martin 80- 75-156 Sandy Hanna 152. IfciCiilgiaa San Silas Mercedes can be termed a self-supporting adult RAIN AND FISHING 7, Walton 1002. Douglas 0 00 0. Totals there was any interest. is nice to know a little Shelley Hamlin 77-76-156 51 1022 119. ilMia-lMili Stacy Maria burden — a bit, one education programs during At first the experiment Marlene Hagge 75-80-156 Spring rains may eventually Portland 22 S31918 U-IM 7. Wni 66ifat TM'a Fury about auto repairs so you Carole Jo Skala vocational high school is SATURDAY PGA 79- 78-157 cause blooming flowers, but KansasCity 21 SI S4S 7-119 M l FaatMMMt Yellow Hoot the spring, summer and looked doomed. Although don’t get ripped off,” said APR. 4 ,1 0 8 1 Barbara Barrow 77-81-150 Three point goals-Wedman 2. Fouled Shugs Boy By United Press International -Marilyn Smith they also bring frustration to offering a basic course in fall semesters. there had been some in­ 80- 78-158 out-Birdsong. ToUl fouls-Portland 22, Col Sandy Delores Arruda, a school Greater Greensboro Open Vivian Brownlee 8040-160 fishermen who don't know how MORNING Kansas City 9 . A—11,(08. Sugar Sheik do-it-yourself auto repairs lannsjrelli explained the terest, enrollment was far spokesman. At Greensboro, N C . April 3 I.oui.-;e Suggs 84-80-164 to cope with changing weather 6:00 -Par 721 llr t i CirtiriM Francaaco M for Mercedes-Benz owners. department frequently short of the necessary 15 lannarelli said school of­ I.arr> Nelson 69-66- 177 conditions. Atihistimeofyear, I M il U K 8th B 6/16 (if) AlhStar Socc«r Mark Haves 7M9-139 While some car owners experiments to see if it can students. ficials later this semester 7:00 rapid changes in water level, IS M M ii CR's Daaart Sand l/oonard Thompson 69- 71-140 m i can afford to dish out $19,- serve the area’s needs “All of a sudden ... it di) SporttC«nUr Jay Haas 68- 73-140 temperature and clarity affect T.IW IM H Da Spain will analyze who is taking Baseball M a ta g lia ii 8:00 Jim [X*nt 70- 71-141 fish feeding and movements. Smiling Peanut 300 to $46,600 to buy the better, offering programs filled up, so I didn’t cancel the course and why. dD AIAWBaih«tball Lev Trevino 69- 73-141 Many species of fish, particu­ Rastafarian car, it appears some don’t which support themselves it,” said adult education 0:00 Hill Kratrert 68-75-143 % Mina ' Then, he said, a decision Dannv Kdwards 71- 73-143 larly largemouth black bass, are have the cash to take their Disco Atthatrack and serve the community. director lannarelli. “It’s Cl) On« On O n* Dan ^’ohl 71- 73-143 semi-dormant during winter. will be made whether to Laguna Deborah pride and joy to the 10:00 Bobby Wal;cl 70- 74-144 The first spring rain, flushing Jai Alai Results So, when Minuteman one of those courses no one offer the course again or The latest victim of inflation's nasty bite may Vocational Technical School offers a course dt) SporttC*n1*r Isao Aoki 71- 73-144 BOWLING Exhibition Baseball Standings warm water into streams and Tax Tima mechanic. began compiling new is really sure of. We’ll have 11:00 Jim Simons 7648-144 By United Press International FRIDAY EVENING 9th C 5/16 consider it a "noble be Mercedes-Benz owners. To ease the in do-it-yourself repairs. (UPI photo) m ight Games-Not Included! lakes, causes a change in the “It's like anything else. Cli) NCAA Ba««ball Hill ('alfee 72- 73-144 Atomic Wind courses for the spring to evaluate it and see how experiment.” Mike Morley 75 •68-144 Americaq League activity of these fish. Bass begin burden, if it is one, the Minuteman Regional W L Pet Paso Dottar 1 You may be able to buy it, semester and an instnictor it works out.” AFTERNOON Craig Sladler 72- 73-144 HOME ENGINEERS - feeding to add fat to their bodies 7i9 146 2.W Taste of Qingar Gary I’la'cr California 15 6 .714 but you can't afford to suggested a practical Taught three hours once 71- 73-144 Detroit in order to sustain them during 12:00 Jeff Mitchell 75-69-144 Linda Corbitt 191, Cathy 19 10 8E6 5.N S il Qoldan Bobby 1 Oakland 15 8 .062 (he upcoming nesting season. IM Crest of Qlory maintain it,” said Ben lan- course in auto mechanics each week for 10 weeks, ® Ba««b4ill 1981; A Look Kd Fiori 70-75- 145 Plainfield Scott H(xh 72- 73- 145 Bohjalian 452, Diane Cote Chicago IS 9 .825 Anglers aware of habitat M M i u m n Misty KIsaaa narelli, the director of the Ah*ad Kansas City for Mercedes-Benz owners, the course is designed to \ iclor Regalado 72-73-145 207-510, Chris Suilivan 177-- 11 9 ,560 MnU 7-3 U1.N JB’a Doubla Pool Candlapin Bowllno New York 12 10 .546 changes that occur with spring Friday Results Minuteman Regional the school considered it, he give students “hands on H*h1 Curl TrilKts 2-?-7 $459.89 R. Marvin 1 1:00 Phyilis Heritage 186- Ekiston 13 II 5C rains can use this knowledge to John Fought Sacaat WEATHER: WINDY & MILD TRACK, dS World Cup Tannia (George Burns aB.76-16 494, Barbara Higley 476, Minnesota 14 12 ,538 their advantage, say Mercury FAST 10th A 5/16 SO World Profatalonal Arm Tom .lenkins 74- 71-145 Cleveland 13 13 .500 My Dads Cadillac outboards' fishing experts. The 1 FMittfim FIRST RACE: 5/16 (M) Wraatling liob Shearer 73-73-145 Lynn Davis 499. Texas 11 12 478 13.M4il 3.29 R's Lea Beauty Toronto 11 12 478 warmer water stimulates the 4.282ie S U9r iM N ii 7 Shuffiam 6.40 6.20 4.00 (22 W ratlling Antonio Cerda 70-75-l« Andy Atlas la*e Klder 72- 73-145 Milwaukee 11 13 .466 movement of minnows, frogs 4.99 Q M t $1-2 32J9 5 RL'a Sunny Boy 11.40 5.60 JImbo Cola (WIN *826.00 1:30 Baltimore tHIS WEEK 1 Hon Oenshdw 73- 73-145 POWDER PI EF - Vicky 9 12 429 and other aquatic creatures NHwta $2-1 75J9 3 Deaart Haat 6.20 ($2 Pra Saaaon B ataball Seattle Jimmy* Die Hard Snortin' Norton 10 15 .400 .John SchrcTOflcr 70-75-145 Glass 192-531, Ruth Ann which are food for bass. And TrifKta $2-1-5 31ti9 TIME: 31:75 My Lobo A. 2:00 •Nick Faldit 72-73- 146 National League Pittsburgh TWrt Quinlala: 5&7 Pd $77.20 Starship M art 1 Clairol Crown T annit Charlie Gibson 75- 78-lC. 12 9 .571 the runoff also flushes insects Glass 175-487, Edith Tracy San Fran 1 CM) M 1L99 U 9 4J9 TrIfacU: 7-5-3 Pd $2006.70 (11) Suparatar VollayballCup Tim .Norris 69- 77-146 13 10 .566 arui worms into the water, Big Janak 1 188-185-521, Mary Wright Montreal 13 10 506 2 MMa Umm 4J9 129 2:30 S«'ve Biillesteros 76- 70- 146 creating additional food. Bass SECOND RACE: 5/16 (D) 11th C 5/16 J(K* Inman 72- 74-146 New York 12 II 522 4 lira ^ iM w to 149 di) NHLHockay 175-181-522, Terry 6 Command Post 7.00 7.80 : Tag of Broadway Ijn n v Wadkins 70- 76- 146 Cincinnati 11 11 500 then move to these areas to feed. M M a 20 $4149 3:00 Atlanta 7 Placid Ban 8.00 • OF Black Moon losing snoozing .1 C Sneai) 73- Siemienski 73-146 189-492, Kathy 12 14 4S Fish in the warm, often NtIk U 62 $149.49 6 Rockland Ramblar CDdO Tha Junior Suparatara Calvin Pi'vtv 72- 74-146 Walsh 456. San Diego 9 12 .429 muddy' water at the heads of Trtfccta 62-4 $M2J9 Eagle Angelo CLUES ACROSS: 3:30 Bruce Fleishor Chicago 11 IS .423 TIME: 31:66 Dudleys May 1 PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1363 75-71-146 Furtc 4. Naturally, Ifa pratty brial. > Philadelphiaidel 8 13 381 coves and at stream mouths as Quiniala: 766 Pd $32.00 ProBowtaraTour Frank Conner 73- 73-146 7 M M i 15J9 Eds Cadillac BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) the official Guinness mark "They stay in here as (22 Baaaball 1061; A Look Dave Stockton 74- 73-146 Los Angeles 8 IS 381 soon as possible after a heavy Trifacta: 6-7-6 Pd $269.70 Roaa Royal 7. B a ln g ------, a apirltad aort of In­ Houston lS04i9 4 brnrnim Aha ad Barnev Thompson 72-74-146 r.S.MIXED- Ernie Whip­ 7 12 388 rain, usually within an hour or DtO. 768 Pd $31.00 R'a Doctor 1 — Disc jockey Larry of 14 consecutive days on witnesses,” he said. "If I B ill Rogers St Louis 8 14 364 5J9 llMai’7J9 dividual will praaumably taka toma poaltiva ac­ 4 :00 75- 71-146 ple 221-579, John Rossi 211, so. Frans (3o the air, set in March 1979 Doug Tewell . . . 74-73-146 Friday s Results M M a $67 59.99 THIRD RACE: 5/16 (D) “Snortin’” Norton isn’t start to fall asleep, they tion. i5 ) SportaSpaclacular Wayne Levi 71- John 75-146 Kozicki 212-568. Montreal 10, Philadelphia 1 Consider, too, the turbidity Nritcta$7-4 1S9J9 3 Fond Farrah 6.00 3.60 3.00 12th B 5/16 by Bill Tinsley, a disc Boston 10. Texas 2 doing much snoring these give me a kick and tell me <20 Baaaball Pravlaw 1081 David Kdwards of the water when choosing 2 Homeahlre Joaa 4.20 Una Across 1 9. Thay ara aaaoclatad with bloodthad. Rheume Beloin 201, Diane Minnesota 6. Toronto 2 Triftda $7-64 1.N1.70 4.20 days. jockey at WATN in Water- to wake up.” 4:30 Tom I’urtrer lures. Best baits are those which rrftk: 1 CK'a Backy Whiz 5.00 Samaula Sue <20(22 Colgata-Olnah Shora Golf Doug Black ®-78-i47 Moquin 197-507, Shelia St LouisS.ChicagoiAL) 1 10. Part of tha haad. Atlanta 2. Kansas City 1 are highly visible or (hat make 1 Im Kiaa 5i9 149 2J9 TIME: 31:01 In Honor Of Since 10 a.m. March 19, town, N.Y. He keeps a room at a Champlonahip Kddte Pearce *'===^1^147 Peter (histerhuis Bonetti 183-457, Sue Hale Oakland 9. Milwaukee 4 noise when retrieved. 3 Miaii Zara IM lU Quinlala: 263 Pd $20.40 RPa Opposed 1 17. Thia word appiloa to property that la not In tha 5:00 75-^147 he has foregone all but the " I ’m in my second nearby hotel, where he Cesar Sanudo 78-69-147 179-514, Sue Cote 175-471. San Francisco 10. Chicago (NL) 2 $ W b (Marta 5J9 Trifacta: 3-2-1 Pd $245.10 Andys Pride ownar’a handa. (£ H ^ Wida World Of Sporta Tom Woiskopl New York i NL 16. Cincinnati 5 JD's Boomerang most minimal shut-eye to wind,” Norton, sounding showers each day. 71-76-147 M M a 1-3 $21.(9 FOURTH RACE: 5/18 (D) dD AlAWBaakatball Boh Bvman 71- Shelia 76--147 Price 186-213-572. San Diego 7. Seattle 6 Clear Point Parfacta 1-3 $7139 6 Rally Kuda 5.20 3.00 2.60 become the Guinness Eiook surprisingly alert, said ”I put on a side of an 18. la parhapa not alwaya up bafora braakfaat. Dana (juigley 70- 77-147 Now York (AL i vs. Baltimore, night Trifwte 1-34 $411.49 Helen Q \ance Heafner Marge DeLisle 471, Rose Pittsburgh vs. Detroit, night 3 Dundee T 3.80 4.40 of World Records’ most after breaking Tinsley’s album and dash over and EVENING 72- 75--147 Sbrtic 13th D YC 19. II y o u ------out of a amall boat you can Krinl Couples 72-75-147 Longtin 459. Diane Bren­ Los Angeles vs. California, night 5 Keen Hostaaa 2.40 6:00 3 Arti B Corl J durable broadcast insom­ mark. ’’The television back,” he said. ”I was Mark Pfeil 71- 76-147 Saturday's Games Hockey TIME: 31:47 axpact It lo rock a good doal. Racing From AquaducI nan 479, Chicago (A Li vs Boston at Winter 11997.(9 5.(9 5 lai Irish Widaom 1 crews are real dlsap- (J) I.OU Graham 74- 73-147 Quinlala: 366 Pd $12.00 niac ever. going to sleep there, but I Racaway Haven. Fla 4.M149 2 KC's Q Elio 21. A talhor may faal raaantfully protacllva whan hla Hob (iilder 71- 76-147 Trifacta: 6-3-5 Pd $93.30 For all but two hours a pojnted I'm not on the was afraid I would never 6:30 Bob Murphv 75- 73-147 Texas vs. Kansas City al Fort Myen. m M M a $3-5 35.99 SPQ Stilts 1 Fla. favorlta daughtar la aald to bo thla. ' 11 WIdanar From Hlalaah Park Bud Allin 74-73-147 GOP- Rose LaPolt 179-466, N rM a $3-5 114.(9 FIFTH RACE: 5/16 (C) Nobla DInaro 1 day, he has spun records, floor.” wake up.” Montreal vs Torontoal Dunedin, Fla 7:00 Bobbv Wadkins 72- 75-147 TrifacU $3-62 434.19 6 SL'a Dabble 10.20 5.60 3.80 TM'a Flair 22. It takOB couraga lo fact advaralty with Tim Simp.son Marie Ludlow 188-490, Ceil Minnesota vs New York (N Li at St. run ads and joked with Norton plans to continue Norton’s background has 70-77-147 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 2 Big Thompton 4.40 3.60 (ID SportaCantar Itobbv Ci.impotl F’etersburg. Fla As You Want 76- 71-147 Ray 176, Sue Lance 194, By United Press International 4 Compact Cadillac 6.20 WGRQ-FM’s listeners to until 10 a.m. April 8, kept him in tune with his 7:30 Ron Sireck Detroit vs Pittsburgh at Bradentor Never Blink (Late Game Not Included) (made (I) Soccar i’at Mi'tiowan ^ ^i« Judy Lauder 187-495, Joyce Fla TIME: 31:31 benefit the Easter Seals amassing 20 days on the current task. 23. Ifa a mattar of tha usaga of languago. 73 Campbell Conference 2 Fantt Im k Jerrv Pate St Louis vs Atlanta at West Palm 19J9 5J9 4J9 Quinlala; 266 Pd $15.20 ( 9 Boaton Rad Sox: 1080 74 74-148 Tyler 453, Joan Jolie 473, Patrick Division SATURDAY EVENING airwaves. . 24. Pofhapa found difficult to depict convincingly In Harry Jacckel 73- 75-148 Beach. Fla 3 ia M m 1M9 5J9 Trifacta: 6-2-4 Pd $195.90 campaign because 8:00 W L T Pts, GF GA Jack Renner Cincinnati vs Philadelphia at Clear 7 latcaraa Laaart 4.(9 Norton accumulates his painting. (ID NCAA Baaaball 72-76-148 Harriet Haslett 476, x-NY Island 46 18 14 106 344 2S6 businesses pledged to ”In college, I used to 0 Andy North water. Fla M M a 2-3 $3349 SIXTH RACE: 5/16 (A) 1st D 6/16 <30 NHLHockay 74- 74- 148 Grayce Shea 480. Philadelphia 41 23 15 97 313 247 make donations for every alloted five minutes an Roger Calvin Milwaukee vs Cleveland at Tucson, M acta 2-3 $19949 3 LS Wild Angel 7.20 3.60 3.40 Stormay Twister work at the radio station 74-74-148 Calgary 38 27 14 90 323 293 11:00 Jack U ‘wis Anz 6 My Love 6.20 6.00 Mitch KItch hour sleep and crawls into 76-73- 148 N Y ^ mangers 29 36 14 72 310 317 Trifada 2-3-7 $572.18 hour he stays on the air. He from midnight to 6 a.m. di) SportaCantar Gary Hallberg Los Angeles vs California at Anaheim 74-74-148 Washington 25 S 18 68 Z78 311 EkMIc 4 Snakehead 11.60 RJ'a Demonlatic bed at the station for about 11:30 Skip Dunaway CATERERS- Angie Or- Calif hopes to raise several thou- and then work as 72-76- 148 Smylhe Division 1 haa CamaM TIME: 31:18 CM'a Fine Tuna 1 D-A Weibring Seattle vs. San Diego al Yuma. Ariz, (I) Racing From Rooaavalt 74- tolani 74-- 148 148-136-392, Ruth l-St. Louis 46 17 16 106 347 271 (.494.N2.4I 2 *taaiM*i QuInMa: 366 Pd $31.00 Pierce Arrow sand dollars through two hours each night. promotional director Racaway Peter Jacobsen 70- 78-148 Oakland vs San Francisco at I^oenlx. Hilinski 130, Dot Miller 139- Ariz Chicago 30 33 16 76 296 306 341249 IF m ta iM Trifecta: 3-6-4 Pd $534.30 Sinful Ace He is chaperoned by d t) Toughman Contaat Greg Norman 72- 76-148 pledges from local during the day," he did not qualify Houston vs Chicago (N Li al Mesa. Vancouver 28 30 20 76 282 288 hl99 (MMa $1-2 33.(9 AJ'a t CLUES DOWN: 148-407. Julie Corlew 130- Edmonton 27 36 16 70 314 323 other disc jockeys or news 12:00 John Traub 71- 73-149 Anz. Nrfacta $1-2 133J9 SEVENTH RACE: 5/16 (C) Dafs Ray businessmen and donations recalled. ” I’d grab two ()) Champlonahip Wraatling Colorado 22 45 12 56 253 339 1. In a crima film, you may I I a ------man John Adams 73- 344, 76-149 Phyllis DeFurio 126- Baltimore vs. New York (AL) at Ft. TrifacU $1-24 951.(9 1 Red Betty 14.80 11.20 6.40 2nd D 5/16 from amazed listeners. director Wayne Summers hours of sleep here or I Agree to accept the judges decisiott as final 1:00 Tom Storey Lauderdale. Fla Winnipeg 9 56 13 31 239 38B gattlng ahot. 75- 126-355, 74-149 Carol Rawson 155- I Wales Conference M k 2 Madison Custard 8.00 5.40 JU’s Lady Day On Thursday, he broke to document his record. there.” <20 World Champlonahip Tannia Jai k Newton 72- 77- 149 4 Right 0 Lancer 19.00 Gambling Gossip 1 John .Mazza Norris Division I M a p I 14.U L99 11.91 2. On# who flahea (or plaature. N A M E ...... 1:30 74- 390, 73-149 Sharon Grant 140, W L T Pts Lon Hinkle GF GA 4 faUa 149 11(9 TIME: 3t:52 Anniaatta di) Martin Luther King Gamaa 75- 74-149 Friday's Exhibition Baseball Results x-Montreal Terry Diehl Shirley Hovey 130, Mae 44 22 13 101 328 230 149 Quinlele: 162 Pd $70.40 Bata Broker 3. Color of blood. 2:30 74-7!>-l49 By United Press International Los Angeles ADDRESS ...... S< H‘tler al Clearwater, Fla. Macta $4 $22140 EIGHTH RACE; YANKEE COURSE; 3:00 Mark Lvo 126, Helene Dey 140-135- Hartford 21 40 18 60 286 367 Cadillac Dam CITY...... STATE .... Montreal 100 180 000- 10 100 Detroit 19 41 18 56 Trriada $4-2 $99729 (A) 6. Tandar or painful. dD NHLHockay Morns llatalsky 72- 77-149 146 327 Chicago's Slick 1 383, Rose Ann DelMastro Philadelphia 000001000- I 94 Adams Division 5:30 Dave Barr 74-76-150 7 Keen OnIe 13.40 9.00 6.40 YES Burris, Ralzer (6). Sosa (8) and x-Buffalo 38 19 21 97 5 ArrMal 3rd D 5/16 6. Short for Denial. IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED Roger Maltbie 73- 77-150 143-141-404, Joyce Lindsay 319 239 ( 6 My Darling Son 9.60 4.60 dD NCAA Fencing Carter. Ramos (6>; Carlton, Proly (6). Boston 36 29 13 05 Stock Option Quirks in the news NO Mark 0 Meara 74- 76-1.50 3G9 286 11J9U9 1(9 " 3 SS rts Meagin 2.60 Reed (8) and Boone. W—^ r r is . L— Minnesota 34 27 17 85 11. Earthquake vIctImB will blast relief Gt*orge Cadio 77-73-150 129, Leah LaPoint^ 347, 283 256 h ll49 429 Batty* Kirk CLIP AND MAIL TO: Carlton. HRs-Montreal, Dawson. Par Quebec 30 31 17 77 ^ TIME: 39:21 B ill Britton 75- 75-150 307 309 149 Uno Mika organlzatlont that tend them ------con- SUNDAY Ella Hube 348. rish, Carter. Toronto 27 37 14 68 $2-5 34.(9 . QuIniela. 667 Pd $47.60 Kd Dougherty 77- 73-150 313 360 Dorrance PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE APR. 5. 1061 x-clinched division title Macta $5-2 H7I slgnmanta. Bruce Devlin 76- 7t^-150 Trifecta: 7-6-3 Pd $488.10 at Pompano Beach, Fla. Friday's Results Trifacta $5-2-7 13449 Faatlva Angle Thursday. Sen. Marz Gar­ C /0 THE EVENINQ HERALD Dan Halldorson 73- 77-150 WOMEN- Louise Webb Boston 100 117 000- 10130 NINTH RACE: 5/16 (B) Samuel Johnaon t firm’s practice of burning 12. Whan a man does to, gattlng all tanaad up MORNING Korrest Kezler Montreal 6. Hartford 1 Bogus coke 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHXSTER, CT. 141-37^i*3ev De Dominicis Texas 000 200 000 - 2 9 3 N Y, Rangers 3. Chicago 1 7 Huck'a Boy 29.06 6.80 4.60 R’a Duka Wayne cia said he sponsored the dead chickens made their doesn’t help a bit. ^ 7:00 Wally Armstrong Crawford. Tudor (6i. Clear (9) and Zo On 0 Sia Terry Mauncy Edmonton at Vancouver 3 Paso Kingston 6.40 5.20 bill because there had been (iD SportaCantar 78- 73-iw 125-354, Joan DeDominicisSchmidt: Medich. Kem (7). Lewallyn (9) Saturday’s Games 6 Rick’s Cadillac 3 80 4th C 5/16 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - environment unpleasant. Dave Eichelberger 77- 74-151 13. Poealbly th a ir------can lead paopit to 6:00 andSundberg. W—Crawford. L—M^ich , Buffalo at Detroit a number of instances of CONTEST RULES Brad Bryant 74- 77-151 130-356. Chris TIME: 31:27 Medieval Knight Analysis of the ’’drug” It took the jury two hours buy clothaa that don’t really suit them. dD AIAW Baakatball Minnesota at St. Louis quinlela; 367 Pd $115.20 Doubla 11 (iarv Pifins 72- 79-151 at Tampa, Fla. carried by an aspiring ac­ pets being killed and eaten to reach the verdict after 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the 1 0 :0 0 Mike Hill Cowperthwaite 356, Debbie Washington at N.Y. Islanders Jai Alai Entries 76- 75-1^ New York I NL) 010 120 002 - 6 142 Trifecta: 2066.60 Candid Caper 14. One finds It tedious, of couraa. Jaime Gonzalez Vancouver at Calgary tor arrested Oscar night by refugees from Southeast hearing thee days of words that you think best (It the clues. To do this read each dD SportaCantar 74- Hanson 76-la 128, Sally Anderson Cincinnati 300 000002 - 5 101 Electro lamnie Clements Boston at Pittsburgh TENTH RACE: 5/16 (A) 15. Thay tall tha time. 11:00 79- 73-152 Hausman. Falcone <4). Roberts 17), SATURDAY EVENING Raak Bath 1 for cocaine possession and Asia living in California. testimony. Phil Hanco<-k 75- 136-346, 77-152 Lucy Kosicol 140- Quebec at Toronto 6 CS'a Marjon 2.60 3.20 2.20 clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word dD NCAA Lacroaaa Pat Lindsey Miller I9i and Trevino. Seaver, Price Winnipeg at Edmonton V s Black Valvat 1; Killing a domesticated 18. Ifa poaalbla for a ------to hinder a 77- 76-la 353. Cathy Kosicol 139-354, (8). Combe (9) and O'Berry. W—Falcone 8 Highway Ranger 7.40 4.00 impersonating television’s Its true meaning. VdM Quinlela; 365 Pd $53.60 Ima Lucky Hannah 12 Chicken stink Champion* Al (leiberger al Orlando. Fla Hartford 001—1 side the Music Center in a Police said they were WORD LIST NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A 79- 76-155 Toronto (BOOOOUOO-2 92 Trifecta: 3-5-4 Pd $1427.40 6th A 5/16 1:30 U r rv Mi/e 76-79-155 I'ARKADE DLSTY - Joe Montreal 2 21-0 S-EHHeM* Minnesota 200 103 OOx - 615 0 T .M a M Bunco Artist 1( (^lifomia Highway Patrol TYLER, Texas (UPI) - missing more than 200 of This Hat contains, among others, tha correct words POSTMARK. (jfj Pra Saaaon Baaaball Hob tfovd 74•a^-156 Lauzon 204, Brian First period-1 Montreal. Lambert 22 i l w p M n l.yn b lit Todd. Garvin i6i. W illis i8i and Whitt; (Robinson, Risebrough), 1:07, 2, Mon­ IM Fiwti IMirtt TWELFTH RACE: YANKEE COURSE Aqua Dulce 7 A couple was awarded 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the dD Major League Old Timer* Ba­ 78-78-156 Redfern. O'Connor i8i and Smith W- uniform Tuesday night as the aluminum light poles, for tha PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for ralaaaa Bruce iXiuglass Boyington 224-202-605, Rich treal. Lafleur 27 (Acton. Napier) 9:28. (B) Blazing Whiz s aaball Gama 78-78-^6 Hedfern L-Todd HR-Minnewta, Ward he performed what he said $195,000 in damages by a contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. It more than Lon Nielsen 76«-156 Penallies-Bames. Har.7:S0;^Howe, Har, , 4 L.C.'s Fire Fly 6.00 5.20 3.60 Dapper Ed 4 each valued at $1,500. More Weekend of April 4-5, 1981. <3< Pra Saaaon Baaaball Higgins 202-220-592, Joe 10:02: Brubaker. Har. major, 15:53; WfMHlv Blackburn 76-80-ir« 1 ER's Ko Date 4.20 5.00 Sams Flash 9 was a spoof on TV’s federal jury because fumes one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be 2:00 al West Palm Beach, Fla. Nilan. Mon. minor-major, 15:53. than half the total was AllenMiller 75- 81-156 LaVae 224-581, Mike 5 Excitement 7.6O Viva Mama ig (i)(22 Clairol Crown Tannia Kansas City ■ OOOCUOOIO-1 61 Second period—3. Montreal. Larouche "CHiPs” series. from a nearby chicken taken from the State ANGLER GOOD PEST shared equally. Gary \Vmlz 78-79 157 TIME: 39:62 R’a Nlfda 7 BATS 3:30 liob Kastw'oiKl Vignone 210-551, Ken Atlanta OlOOOOOIx-281 24 (Engblom), 5:39. 4, Montreal, Jarvis HASTE PETS 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE 78-76-157 Quinlela; 164 Pd $28.40 Sweat Harry 12 One of the props for the hatchery gave their home a Department of Transpor­ BETS d ) NBA Baakatball Playoff Mark McCu iiiIht 80- 77-157 Hesford 206, Rob Lenoard. Quisenberry (8). and Quirk, 16 (N ilan),7:00. Penaltlea-Boutette. Har HAUNTED RED ■ * " ■ ■ adfo ' '• ' ' ...... Trifecta; 4-1-5 Pd $665.80 ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S PRIZE. Richard l>ee 78-79-157 Grote (8). Matula. Bradford (6). Carver 2:51; Napier. Mon, 2:51; Lupien, Har, 7th C 5/16 spoof was a white powder distinct aroma. tation's storage yard south CHEEK LEAN SATAN Gam* (7). and Benedict. Nahorodny (6). W— 7:14; Lambert. Mon, 12:49, Gary Hardin 80-77-157 Washington 210, John THIRTEENTH RACE: Miz J’a Lady 12 CHEER LEAP SATIN 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to (D d 2 Tha American Sportaman Carver, Lr-Quisenbeiry Third period, Montreal, Larouche25 resembling cocaine but Valmac Industries Inc. of Miami. The rest came Mike White 76- 83-158 Jenkins 214-202587, Dave ___ CONSTITUTION COURSE (D) 'Laguna Sparkay 3 CLASH LOOS SKULL dD Ihih U*aver (Houle, Gingras),5:22.6, Hartford,Sims which was actually was ordered by Judge abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property 77- 81-158 3 Cuahia Cream 7.60 3.60 3.40 Jamlat Pan Cake 2 from along streets and CLOCKS LOOT SON 4:00 David Kger 75-04-159 Mazzola 556, Ray Chittick at Scottsdale. Ariz 16 (Rogers. Howe). 10:14. 7. Montreal, QIamoura Windy 6 powdered coffee creamer. William Wayne Justice to DAGGERS SORE of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. ( ^ Graataat Sporta Legend* Miek Soli 78- 83-160 561 Terrv Yorkpr 221-9A4- Milwaukee 010000000 — 4 91 Houle 27 (Lafleur), 18:17. Penattie»- 6 Cushia Treat 2.60 3.00 highways in the county. LOST Shining Meadow 4 SUN 4:30 B ill lAieffler ffl-78-100 f ile Oakland 221 00130x - 9 14 0 Nachbaur. Har. major, 1:09; Risebo- 4 Dude's Flasher 3.60 The City Attorney’s Office pay the award to R.E. and Some of them had been DAN MARKED 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will R F Widener bib, Lari Ogren______210,, ____ Ken _____Slalon,______...... Easterly (7), Fllnn.. <8) and rough.Mon.minor-major. 1:09; Meagher. DF Little Ftavan a DANGERS MASKED TASTE ( 1 ) ^ Wide World Of Sport* 8(F83-1S 7 Tell Isabel said Thursday no charges Myrtle Johnson, who live be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming is (S) Martin Luther King Gamaa Stove Forrest 82-80-lS C o o le v 208 R n h O liu o r 9ft7 Martinez (7). Keough. McLaughlin Kemp. Har, double minor, TIME; 35:03 Genius Offspring 6 knocked down in accidents. DAUNTED MONOTONE TAUNTED Bobby Loy ^Wiey ZW, Uliver 2 07- w-Keouah. l^ s ia u in . Nllan. Mon, double minor, 8:43; Evan N Odds 10 DICTION MONOTONY TWiQ necessary. <9 <8 Coigata-Olnah Shore Golf Houle. Mon, 9:43; Rowe, Har, double Quinlela: 368 Pd $12.40 would be filed. across the road from the Thieves felled the others Artie McNickle * ^ dS 214-611, Ed Czaikowski 224- iml^'orkland. gVossj^^^^^ eth A 5/16 FICTION PARENT Champlonahip minor, 19:52; Picard, Mon, double minor. Superfecta: 3-S-4-7 Pd $3541.50 TWIN 9. The correct solution to this week's Prizeword will be Steve Molnyk 73- WDR — - - Good Fairy t0 Guzman, who won a hatchery. themselves. at Phoenix. Ariz 19:52. Attendance; 2616 FLASH PERT Buddy Gardner 74- WDR 551, Ron Hampson 201, Don Matty Boy 12- published the following Saturday. ______EVENING______Shots on goal-H artford 4-7-6—17. Handle: $307,405 national Erik Estrada look- The hatchery and the Police said Wednesday FOOD PATENT Franx Ik'ard 79 WDR McLaughlin 203, Pete 101000000 - 2 51 Granny Anna 6- 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical o il r» San Francisco uus004113 lu IOlux—luiai x -1 0 152 Montreal 14-11-13-38. alike contest last year, said Johnsons’ home is located scrap aluminum will bring 7:00 u e c a r i i 2 11, R o g e r M«rtz,smithi6i,c*piii«(«>,Tidrow Goalies-Hartfoi^, Garrett. Montreal, SATURDAY MATINEE Good As Gold 3- errors which may appear during the puzzle game. d ) NHL Hockey Ooublahaadar LPGA Sevigny, Herron A-16J78, Squatter 2- his character is registered between Teenaha and from 40 cents to $1 a pound, 8 NHL Hockey Mieckowski 207-578, Dick mMintonUSS I9) and May'Sadek (7). .. She Parlta g. 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal By United Press International Poet Time 1 p.m. with the Writer’s Guild. He Joaquin. making an aluminum light 7:30 Murphy 227-565, John Ripley. L -M a rlz HR»-San Francisco. Chicago 010-1 Carbon Kid 5. SfO.OOO Dinah Shore LPGA Tournament performs the way he did The Johnsons said the custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State (S) SportaCantar NY Rangers 0 03-3 1st M 6/16 R's Billy Mac 4. post worth as much as $300 Palm Springs, C ^ if ,A pril3 Myers 217-200-608, John First period- None. Penalties- Da. JB'a Danny White 12-1 Bank. 8:00 (Par 1< 9th C 6/16 Oscar night, Guzman said, chicken droppings and the to a thief. Cermola 216-557, John Maloney. NYR,2:10; Higgins. Chl.3:06; Sailor Mike 4-1 LAST WEEK’S 12. Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will be dD Horaaahow Jumping Myra Van House 66-73-139 Savard, Chi, 15:22. Straakin Batkin e- Minnie Dasher 10-I to get recognition for 10:00 Carolyn Hill 70- 7(^-140 Kozicki 208-239-599 Second perlod-1, Chicago, Marks 8 2. F H Mils HuHy B 10- photographed for the paper. dD MIchaiob Light Cup Skiing Jan Stephenson 69- 73-141 (Sharpley. Hutchison), 17:(». PenalUea- ihnpWBii RL’a Crown Jawai 6-1 Rllda 4. himself and other Hispanic Jane Blalock KK’a FU)bart L 7-2 PUZZLE SOLUTION 10:30 71- 70-141 Hospodar. NYR.6;32; Wilson. Chi, 10:»; I k U m im k OJ'a Force One 2- actors. Sandra Palmer NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-INVITATION TO BID (£) Sport* Extra 70- 73-142 Y - Bob Calughsey 158-166- NY Rangers bench (served by Gillis), R's Billie T 6-1 Lonaaoma Bear g- Sally Little Who Am I? 11:». 11:00 70-73-142 Claudia Ann 3-1 Avenge Art g. Penny F*ulz 69-74-143 149-473, Mark Abarbanel Third perlod-2, NV Rangers. Allison (H) SportaCantar Zoophilous 6-2 Paso Panolpa 12- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Lynn Adams 72- 71-143 136-156-166-458, Bill a (Laidlaw, Do. Maloney), 0:50.3, NY 12:00 Judy Ftankin Rangers, Do. Maloney 29 (K o ts ^ lo s . 2nd D 5/16 Yallow Form 3. Dogs spared OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER dD NCAA Baaaball Nancy Lopez-Mellon n-n-Si McKinney 148-143-420, Raya Clown 7-2 10th A YC MUNICIPAL BUILDING FXinna Caponi Allison). 4:43.4, NY Rangers, Talafous PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE 3:00 13 (Vickers, Duguay), 19:43. PenalUea- AB'aBrutua DO'S Dave 4. SACRAMENTO, Calif. JoAnne (’arner Andy Lamoureaux 162-419, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 SportaCantar Beck, NYR, major-minor. 1:37; Hutch­ Amy Alfott Ah Kanny 5. (UPI) — The California ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE 73- 7i-i« Adam Tycz 177-419, Dan ison, Chi, major-minor, 1:37; Savard. Fawn Biddy BID NO. L-59 3:30 Kathy Whitworth iInfUmt Pay Up 10- Chi, 2:38; Johnstone, NYR, 15:56; dD Martin Luther King Gamaa F)ale Lunduuist Vignone 136-145-138-419, Cadillac Hopa Charllaa Path 3. Senate has approved a bill Savard. Chi, 18:31. In accordance with provisions of the Town Charter, sealed proposals will be Gail Tuushin SM McraMipt Boaton Beat Mr. WIngbound g. Tony Marinelli Sr. 167-414, Shots on goal-Chlcago 8-12-4-M NY aimed at teaching recent received in the Office of the Director of O nerat Services of the Town of Susie McAllister Rangers 10^1f>32. Smaah Option Plus 2- CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: Vicki Fergon n!?,:!* Pete Aceto 138-160-413, Southeast Asian im­ Manchester. Connecticut until Goaliea-Oiicago, Bannerman. NY Ran­ R and R'a Satan Louis' Day g. 6. LATIN not satin. LATIN, which requires a UWo knowledge, at least, to 2 APPEAR not appeal. Since the basic theme of the clue is that things are F'am Higgins 11:00 A M. E.S.T., APRIL 16, 1961 76«-H5 Fred McCurry 146-392, gers. Baker. A-17,40B. 3rd D 5/16 Knocknaboha Sam 12-' migrants, to respect recognize, is a more believable answer than satin. not always what they APPEAR to be, this answer it favored F’at Bradley 11th 6 5/16 (>ebbie Austin Mlachlavoua Joty "cultural differences” and At which time said proposals shall publicly be opened for furnishing of all 7. SPRING not sprint. To sprint takes longer, covers more distance, and 3. SKILL not spill. One readily Imagines astonishing SKILL being dis­ Transactions Charlie Whelan 157-391, IFariaMmaa Oudlaya Bamia g.2 Fiarbara Moxness Faat Rhythm materials, labor, equipment and incidentals for "WATER MAIN lacks the eaaentlal abruptnaa* which makes "SPRING” match the played. A spill creates a peculiar excitement which Is not really I f e M k n M Eds Patrlda g.2 stra eating dogs in the U.S. JoAnn Washam P®‘® Staum 144-386, Nonny RIcka Rockat RECONSTRUCTION. CONTRACT NO. 18 WATER SYSTEM theme of the clue so very aptly. atfoA/sfimant By United i’ress International I M i p I M i r t i DMC Charger Baseball TatsukoOhsako tJs TIS Zazzaro 161-386, Bob Frost Domino Whita 1116 measure, making it IMPROVEMENTS.” Bidi shall be opened in the Hearing Room of the Manchester 8. DANCER not danger. Strictly speaking, Russia Is harmless as a country Ficlh Daniel RJ'a Sunset 12-1 5. LINER not miner. In usage. "Ill-fsied" tends to be applied lo something Philadelphia - Sent pitchers Warren 140-383, Jim Bell 141-380, Basketball Swaap On illegal to kill cats or dogs Town Hall. or geographicai area; the danger la from the AwaaMna. Also, II one F’atty Hayes Bear Can Buddy Izabaum Running 7.2 major. Hence, the idea of an "lll-tated miner" aeems less convincing Hrusstar. Dickie Noles and Jon Reelhom Betty Buffeindt agrees that there it oontttnl danger In lack of detente, the clue's talk of and outfielder Orlando Isales to Ok­ mt-147 Jim Martin 142-378, Ed Stay Pat Coming Event 75.1 for food, was sent to the Contract Documents, including drawings and technical specifications are on file than that of an "Ill-fated LINER.” Cathy Sherk "a certain Instance" has more point for DANCER. lahoma City of the American Association Chica 7.1 at the Office of U>e Director of General Services located at the Municipal 10. PEAS not pear. The pear tree is more si home in an orchard Debb)e Massey Burbank 137-377, Ed I spent just one season in Dr Stewart Assembly on a 21-6 vote Houston ^ Obtained outfielder John Carry By# g-1 Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. 9. HAIL not rail or sail. Since such things as a sail or a rail are so un­ Csefalvay from the New York Mets for Floliis Stacy 74- 7J-M7 Bujaucius 367, Bert Davis ra football. Out of North 4th D 6/16 remarkable In themselves, a HAIL >- typically intomftd to catch the 11. BED not bet. "Having a —— to make" suggests a commitment, as to Beth Solomon 12th BYC Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained by depositing Fifty Dollars some job such as making a BED. It's a question of w#nf/r$g lo make a outfielder-lirst baseman Oary Rasiich Eiakota, I was a quarter­ Jiat Har attention — la more pointedly apt. and reassisned him to Columbus F’at Meyers 152-363, Terry Schilling 361, Qypay Eacapa Super Glamour 10.1 (150.00) with the Director of General Services for each set of dMuments so ob­ bet. on the other hand. Jan Ferrans back in 1935 on the NFL Ftin Tin Tim g .i tained. Each such deposit will be refunded if the drawings and Contract 16. NAVE not cave. One apeak* of "acouatics" In relallon to a place where acquired infielder Randy Rogers and NEW YORK UK) R ^ Amber Qlrl BARBS 12. REVERSE not reverie. A reverie Is Itself the wandering of one's catcher SUn Hough from the Mets' Dot Germain TfrnllS '^’*‘■‘"“ ’'‘6 360, Vic CK'a Mindy M at g .i things are lo be listened to ~ at In the NAVE of e church. The clue Is Philadelphia Eagles — Russell 8 IS-li » . S. Williams 9 0018. R'a Judy DocumenU are returned in good condition within ten ( 10) days after the Bid thoughts; It is not something that can poslllvely se/Kf your thoughts In organiialion as final payment of an Kathy Ahern 74-74-I48 Abraitis 360, Larry Bares Killy Doll 12-1 opening. too formal for cave. Betsv King who had newcomers like ^ ^ Richardson 4 6-1014, Sports for you Sun Klaaad some particular direction^ as a REVERSE or setback can do earlier trade and reassigned them to R. WilUams 9 6-11 M, Webster 3 00 6 King Shin# Nail Hammer F*ata g.i 17. LOAF not load. A "load" is as transported or delivered; when "used to Columbus. Sandra Hayni. 357, Joe Twaronite 354, Eggs Manske and Alabama The Town of Manchester reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject 13. POTTERY not lottery. POTTERY may disappoint as an investment, of pemlc3004. Gienn9006, Woodson 1 Midnight Madnaaa g-i Phil Pastoret make sandwiches" It Is not a load, but merely a quantity. Football Sharon'Miller 74-74-I4B Ray Johnson 136. Pitts. How did we do? The "Herald Angle" by JMumin* any or all bids. course. Since you don't expect to win a lottery. It hardly stands lo dis­ Silvia Bortolaccini M 4. Carter 0 0 00 . ToUl* « 3040114, Lucky CadlUac 4.1 73- 75-l4e ____ CHICAGO (115) 19. LENT not left. LENT, yea. since the gallery would only borrow pictures Houston — Announced signings of free Alexandra Keinhardl Terrible. We finished 2-9-0. Sports Editor Earl Yost, FU’a BWarawaat g.i appoint you. agwts runningback George Woodard, ^Greenwood 9 1-3 19, Jones 5 1-1 11. 5th D 6/16 Each bidder must deposit wlU> his Bid, security lo the amount, furm and subject required for exhibition. Pictures left In a will might be stored for want of Alice Rilzman 13th T (D) VC 15. EATINp not haling. One must make up one's own mind whether to EAT kicker David Posey and wide receiver EASTERN Site*®" » 7 4 *. Tbeus 10 17-18 37. another exclusive of The R’tund*Ed°' lo the condlUons provided in Ute Instructions to Bidders. wall apace, etc. Tim Colton Jenlyn Untz wnntwsadio Pop Tuna 4-1 At the price of lamb chops very costly things, of course. On the other hand, nobodf does hale very Joyce Kazmierski BUSINESSMEN - Bill Sobers 5 1-t 11, Kenon Herald, tells the Ntthmoin AUaolkNi oi Blddan is parUcalartj ctOatl to the raquiremeota u t0 conditions of 22. GIN not gun. A gun la understood to be a dangerous thing anyway. jaqumn i i|l« u in atsmiionm im * W 4, l« t e r 0 2-3 3. Dielrick 0 00 0. Foravar Jody 7-2 today, counting sheep is a sure expensive things. (It's (he expense one may hate, not the "things" in College Kathy Postlewail 74- 76-150 Zwick 416, Tom Fahey 396, 0 auqi SID IIH Al Totals « 31-38 IIS. Gotta Ran 12-1 employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid under this Con­ "Possibly, It If gets Into the wrong hands," GIN can be dangerous. Kathy Hite b ack ^ ^ an d tateresting SSI'S way to court amnesia rather tract. themselves) - Announced resignation of poi mmuiiios xtdiduua |M nq^ Ne w York 363825198-114 Qo Chaaa It 10.1 23. LIKELYnotllvely. A LIKELY candidate, I.e.. a promliing one, yea: but to Ai-Yu Tu than slumber. Hl^chard Schmidt as basketball coach Stan Waickowski 396, John •«|I43 * 0 H tn od lljl AJl najISBNV Chlcaeo SI 30 38 S 9-115 sidelights of the sports LotuMwwy Waiarmaton Batty $-i Jo Ann F’renljcc No Bidder may wlUtdraw hla Bid within thirty 130) days after the actual date of bs lively alone is no apaolal recommendation. Gwrgia State— Named Jim Jarrett as (c) I N I NEA, Inc. FouM out-Rlchardson. Sobers. Total world. Don’t miss it on The Home Ground g-i head basketball coach -Cole Twe'^y 393, Dave Dynes the Bid opening. fouls-New York 34, Chicago 39 A - Long Sooond g.1 partlct ieori Garbarz 74-76-iKi 165-446, Ron Joiner 162-452, 19,901. Herald sports pages. Why do lou-wlnded Start Horn# g.2 phone yon only when you've Robert B. Welsa. General Manager Jnst hegnt lo e^ y a favorite Dated March 37.1911 program on the telly? 0034M 18 - TH E HERALD, Sat., April 4, 1981

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April 5, 99 Sunday At The King’s House 22) Get Smart 6' Oavey And Goliath (24 Nova 'The Pinks and the Blues' ‘Politics As Usual’ episode of HILL 4Smphant' rallies In this sensitive Broadway 93) Movie -(Drami) ** "Border­ CD Time For Timothy The epic drama focuses on three (39 Atk The Manager <39 Risk Of Marriage 30' Consultation With the help of psychologists and STREET BLUES, Saturday. April 4 (£) Maud# smash about growing up. (Stars: line" 1960(^harlesBronson.Mania & Ae School! Match WIte (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., 6:45 brothers-Tell (Sam Elliott), Orrin 11:00 <39 Listen-Athletes sociologists. NOVA draws some on NBC-TV. (S) SportaCantar Shelley Hack. 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