24 - THE HERALD. Thun.. April 9, 1981 Your Money's Worth Night safety key concern for U.S. drivers
By SYLVIA PORTER your car certain items that brand names for about Hose Bandage, sold in A set of three flares will During winter driving, tire Of course, stocking your will help you get your dis $1.75. automotive supply stores cost only $2.00. The fundamental Now in April, we enter chains (about $30.00) are trunk with all these message is: BEFORE you ManchMt«r, Conn. abled car in action again. (2) If your car defaults for about $1.50. Wait a (5) You might buy a bandy. the peak months for auto suggested aids (and many start out, day or night, be Friday driving in the U.S., and if (DA common disaster is because of another un while for the engine to cool burglar alarm which will more suggesteid by the a flat tire — but assuming known problem (there are if you have a hose problem, set off a blast to attract (7) A flashlight should be prepared for unpredictable April 10.1901 you're typical of the 141 Automotive Parts & trouble. million of us who are the tire hasn't suffered a 15,0(10-20,000 parts in a especially if the radiator attention of passing another staple in your Accessories Association) 25 C ants blow-out, the chances are car), turn to your citizens needs water after the hose motorists. On the market nighttime equipment kit. Check all your tires, be licensed drivers, a key con will not guarantee that certain they are properly cern is safety, especially at you can inflate it with a band radio. Drivers of breaks. Don’t attempt to are devises which are easy Crat: as little as $2.00 Be sure it has fresh batteries your car will be back on the inflated, and include a night. portable air compressor thousands of trucks, taxis pour water into the car’s to install. road quickly. If you must Sewing the Greater Manchester Area for 100 Years o p erated from a car and private cars have paid radiator until the motor whenever you go night check of your spare. For a woman particular (6) For practically no driving. An alternative get your car to the service cigarette lighter. $75-$200 for CBs, or more has really cooled. station and if a passing A final note; Make sure ly, being caught with a dis than $200 for a super band cost at all, a pail of sand which saves on batteries is (4) Even if you are not motorist offers help, a 12- you have sufficient gas abled car, new model or One device, called "Air model with a greater should be a staple, in case a hand spotlight that plugs oline! among America's 44 foot tow cable, costing as jalopy, can be a terrifying Aid" and produced by range. About 25 U.S. your car is on a situation into your car's cigarette million amateur auto little as $6.50, will be of Copyright 1981, Field Computer faiIs experience. And even Universal Security manufacturers or im where traction is needed. lighter-socket. mechanics and are in fact, enormous use. Enterprises Inc. though an estimated 165,- Instruments, can be bought porters are marketing CBs all thumbs, it is amazing FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThtVM 000 service stations dot the in auto stores for about in the U.S.; buy from a nation’s highways, a ser $29.95. It also can be used reputable retailer with how an emergency can vice station rarely seems for easy inflation of toys, products that stand for turn you into a mechanic. I| AUTOMATED INDUSTRIES INC. to be in sight. sporting, goods and quality and reliability and But if it is nighttime, take Next to having your own recreational gear. Another on which you can receive precautions. Even if you 'Y t> o 'R 6 F i M d ! tow truck or personal tire inflator is a can with easily available service. have managed to drive mechanic at hand, what to compressed air and sealer. your car on to the road's C U fA N OUT Flaw delays shuttle do'' Be sure you have in It’s sold under different (3) Your CB will sum shoulder, position reflec mon help — but you might tors in back of the car. A Y o u g D I5 K I have a broken hose with set of three reflectors can steam gushing from the be purchased for about CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) After engineers in Houston spaceship to rely so heavily on com- were disappointed by the launch split rubber. Then it would $10.00, but you'll find flares — A puzzling problem in the space reported "no joy” in an attempt to puters to perform critical delay. be to your advantage to which burn for about 15 shuttle’s vital electronic brains clear up the computer problem, operations. There are four redun Young and Crippen remained in Business dant main computers and then the have what is known as a minutes just as effective. today forced a probable two-day launch director George Page and the cockpit of the Columbia while delay in the launch of astronauts Richard Smith, director of the backup which could take over to per engineers sought the cause of the dif Finance John W. Young and Robert L. Kennedy Space Center, made the form the most critical functions if ficulty. Crippen on the first orbital test flight “scrub” decision. all the other units failed. The pilots ran through a series of Photographers set up remote cameras Thursday, getting set of the Columbia. The Columbia is the world's first Harris said Sunday was the switch and communications checks for the launch of the Space Shuttle Columbia at Cape Young and Crippen spent more reusable spaceship. Its launch had earliest launch date because it takes with controllers at the Kennedy Canaveral, Fla. A computer malfunction has delayed the P&WA gets order than five hours lying uncomfortably been set back more than 2(4 years by Space Center firing room and the launch. (UPI photo) on their backs in the shuttle’s a variety of technical problems. mission control center in Houston. cockpit, only to team that they will Today’s problems, however, were of The weather was excellent for the from Air Canada have to do it all over again. the kind not unexpected on a new maiden flight of America’s new The problem concern^ one of five spacecraft during the final hours of space transport. computers in the revolutionary the countdown to launch. Astronauts EAST HARTFORD - First deliveries of the # YAMAHA The astronauts’ heart beats of 75 spaceship, the most advanced United Technologies' Pratt JT8D-7 kits are scheduled It was apparent as the morning per minute indicated both crewmen manned spaceship ever built. The & Whitney Aircraft has for August, 1981, and the dragged on'that the astronauts were to wait again were calm during final flight Rivosa tol
2 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1981
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suit, which was filed Jan. IS, during the last week of the Carter administration. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAtT • hits, sinks freighter Summary executions The pension fund trustees or former trustees charged ""S __ in the suit are: William J. McCarthy, a Teamsters inter SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Government TOKYO (UPI) — A U.S. nuclear ballistic missiles. It is 381 feet long (Commissioned in 1959, the 6,700- Vt e m p officials, already fending off charges police summarily national vice president and head of its Joint Council 10, ah submarine collided with a Japanese and has a normal complement of 140 ton George Washington is the first of umbrella group for Massachusetts and Rhode Island executed 24 people, dismissed as a "disinformation cam freighter, sinking the cargo vessel qrewmen, including 12 officers and the strategic Polaris missile subs. It locals; and Fred J. Roberto, president of Joint Council 64 paign" new accusations that troops massacred 1,500 and leaving two of its crewmen mis 128 enlisted men. is nuclear powered and carres 16 in Connecticut. sing and 13 other sailors drifting in The submarine, which was missiles. peasants by sealing them in a cave. Also, Vincent Pisano, recording secretary of the Weather the East China sea for 18 hours carrying Polaris missiles, suffered Japanese officials quoted the The head of the nation’s controversial treasury police Connecticut Joint Council; EMward W. Rice, secretary- before they were picked up by a no damage to its nuclear plant or freighter’s survivors as saying they changed for a third time Thursday the government ver treasurer of Local 493 in New London, Conn.; Alexander sion of the Tuesday incident in which 24 people were Japanese destroyer, authorities said weapons systems, a U,S Navy saw a "star insignia bordered with a J. Hylek, longtime secretary-treasurer of I ^ a l 251 in killed in a San Salvador slum, blaming the executions on today. spokesman said. white tine” painted on the sub b :;' guerrillas. Rhode Island; and John E. Amaral, Local 251 president. A U. S. Embassy spokesman iden The collision occurred about 10 marine, which they said surfaced Leftists in nearby Honduras charged 1,500 peasants Also, present or fomier trustees J. Leo Barry, Terence tified the submarine as the U.S.S. a.m. (8 p.m. EST Wednesday) in the after the collision, but then dived fleeing battles in El Salvador's northeastern Morazan Lyons, Robert C. Holmes, Patsy Ravelese, Robert H. Today’s forecast George Washington. East China Sea, about 94 miles west and disappeared. Williamson and George J. Borgos. province were forced into a cave by strafing government Sunny and warm today with high tempe.'atures 65 to 70. Officials of Japan’s Maritime of Japan’s southern main island of Military experts noted the area is jets and then sealed in when the planes bombed the en Fair tonight with lows in the mid and upper 40s. Con Safety Agency said the submarine Kyushu. one of the routes used by warships m from the Soviet base at Vladivostok. trance. siderable sunshine breezy and warm Saturday with highs collided with the 2,350-ton Nissho The George Washington surfaced The Soviet Union currently has 125 The Honduran Committee for Solidarity with the in the 70s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph today becoming Maru Thursday morning in the East after the collision to offer assistance Salvadoran People, which previously gave reports found Taxpayers rally China sea, and 13 survivors from the to the freighter, but "the vessel dis submarines, including 60 nuclear- southwest tonight and increasing to 15 to 25 mph Satur powered ones, operating in the Far to be exaggerated but to have a basis, cited Salvadoran day. freighter’s crew were found drifting appeared from sight due to poor refugees who said they saw the alleged March 25 BOSTON (UPI) — Cities and towns across in a rubber dinghy 18 hours later, 40 visibility caused by fog and rain,” a East, according to Western figures. massacre as their sources for the report. Massachusetts will be "in ruin” if they are not allowed to miles off the Japanese coast. Navy statement said. 'The Nissho Maru, which left Kobe Other reports reaching San Salvador said troops sealed override the tax-cutting mandate of Proposition 2V5, Extended forecast Two members of the freighter ’The submarine then submerged on 'Tuesday, was bound for Shanghai the cave with explosives. Independent confirmation of critics of the new law predict. crew were missing, the Japanese of and the Navy refused to say where it when the collision occurred. Of the incident, first reported Wednesday, was not The dire warning Thursday at a legislative hearing BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England ficials said. went. ficials said the 13 survivors were available. came as thousands of chanting, sign-waving students Sunday through ’Tuesday: The George Washington was the “We do not discuss submarine picked up by the Japanese destroyer "This is just part of a disinformation campaign carried gathered near the Statehouse to protest cutbacks in MasBachuBetla, Rhode Uland and Connerticuli Fair West’s first ship to be armed with locations,” the spokesman said. Akieumo. out by leftist guerrillas to win foreign support for their school spending as a result of the new law. weather Sunday and Monday. Chance of showers cause, " a defense ministry spokesman said Thursday. Opponents of the measure urged the Legislature’s ’Tuesday. Daytime highs in the 60s. Overnight lows in the The Honduran committee had reported two other Gary Cottrill hawks his souvenirs at a tourist Taxation Committee to endorse petitions by several com 40s. massacres in the past year. One allegedly claimed 600 viewing area nearly 10 miles from the munities seeking to escape the tax limitations imposed Vermont: Glenerally fair Sunday and Monday. Highs in lives and another 150. Independent probes showed the launch pad of the space shuttle. The small by Proposition 2t5. the mid 50s to mid 60s and lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Brady still beats odds, Police, including members of Atlanta where the body of a black male was found death tolls highly exaggerated but confirmed dozens communities surrounding the spaceport will They also called for committee support of legislation Scattered showers and thunderstorms ’Tuesday. Highs special task force investigating the slayings Thursday when police came to the area to were killed in each incident. be overflowing with thousands of spectators that would allow municipalities to set their own tax mainly in the 70s and lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. and disappearances of 25 black youths, investigate an abandoned auto. (UPI photo) Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of Treasury Police Chief Col. Francisco Antonio Moran watching the first voyage of the Columbia limits if a majority of the electorate or two-thirds of the examine an abandoned apartment, right. local governing body agree that the limits set by Proposi showers Monday and ’Tuesday. Lows in the 30s. Highs in gave journalists a third version of the Tuesday killings of from every vantage point. (UPI photo) 24 people. Witnesses said police dragged victims from tion 2Vi should be set aside. the 50s. may return to duties their homes and executed them. The current plan requires communities to wait untii The Defense Ministry first denied the killings, then said Peking Radio said a memorial service will be held November 1982 before scheduling elections on the ques WASHINGTON (UPI) - James O’Leary said: “You just can’t tell.” question of Brady’s physical the victims — some with hands tied behind their backs — Long Island Sound Saturday for Mao Dun, who died March 27, and the tion of overriding the limits set by Proposition 2Vi. Brady, shot in the head during the "I think the likelihood is that there recovery. “Our cities and towns will be in ruin by the time that were guerrillas killed while ambushing police. ranking leadership is again expected to turn out. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- attempted assassination of Presi will be some residual motor func Brady’s White House deputy, opportunity comes to pass,” Newton Alderman R. Lisle "The 24 bodies found on the street the next morning The show of unity apparently is intended to scotch tauk Point, N.Y.: Southerly winds 10 to 20 knots today dent Reagan, has beat the medical tion” that wiil not return to normal, Larry Speakes, spoke to his boss by were dragged there by the guerrillas themselves," Baker said during a news conference just before the com and tonight and southwesterly 15 to 25 knots with gusts Church and union core reports of in-fighting among the top leadership and to odds and may some day be able to he said. telephone Thursday and assured mittee hearing. Moran said "The blindfolds covering their faces, the show that Hua's exit from the center stage will be Saturday. Sunny today. Increasing cloudiness tonight and return to his job as White House In an interview on Cable News him, "Everyone is pulling for you ropes on their hands, the signs of torture, were inflicted graceful. He is expected to be named a vice chairman or Baker, a member of the Massachusetts Home Rule a chance of showers Saturday. Visibility above 5 miles press secretary, doctors say. Network, O’Leary said, "It is a here. We’ve got everything under by the guerrillas in order to defame the police." receive some other face-saving post. Coalition, said the legislation should be implemented as lowering to 1 to 3 miles in showers. Average wave heights Brady, who had a section of his reasonable expectation he will walk control.” Hu Yaobang already is believed to be fulfilling the quickly as possible. 1 to 3 feet today and tonight increasing Saturday. brain removed last week, will most with a cane.” htfddle for pact talks duties of party chairman and his elevation to that position likely suffer no mental impairment In recent days, Brady has spoken Brady, his voice low-key and un will be a mere formality. but may continue to have problems to friends on the telephone. emotional, replied, “Fine.” Public appearance National forecast By United PreBB Interiinlinnul The show of unity, and the implication that all Lobster fee hike with physical functions on his left However, it was understood the calls Another Brady call went to Pete Washington. "I, and members of the council, said the council prob:d)lv differences among the leaders have been resolved, could side, doctors said Thursday. did not involve conversation, as Teeley, Vice President George United Mine Workers’ President union’s negotiating team, have con would tell Church of the PEKING (UPI) — Communist Party Chairman Hua By United Press International Little Rock pc 82 65 Sam Church, calling for a resump mean that the long-awaited sixth plenary session of the Statistically, they said, Brady had such. Rather, they existed largely of Bush’s spokesman. "Get Teeley on tinually bargained in good faith and membership’s unhappiness over tlic Guofeng appeared in public with Vice Chairman Deng AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — ’The Maine Lobsterman’s City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc 88 57 tion of contract negotiations in the party's central committee could be getting underway Albuquerque f 80 40 .... about one chance in 10 of surviving one-word responses by Brady. the phone,” Brady told his wife we will continue to do so.” omission of a roy.ilty clause in tlie Xiaoping for the first time in almost five months today in Association says it wouid agree to an increase in Louisville th 78 68 .02 15-day-oId nationwide coal strike, soon. Anchorage 1 44 23 .... the March 30 bullet wound and less Still, for a man who lay dying face Sarah. The union’s policy-making proposed contract an apparent show of unity among the Chinese leadership. fishermen’s license fees, but only if the new funds were Memphis pc 86 66 summoned top union leaders to a Asheville pc 73 S2 .02 of a chance of avoiding severe brain down on a sidewalk less than two When Teeley came on the line, executive board gave Church a vote The clause would allow the Hua, whose removal from his post has been predicted dedicated to law enforcement. Miami Bech pc 82 73 cruciai meeting in Washington Atlanta pc S3 58 .... Milwaukee th . 77 56 damage. weeks ago, this is considered a Brady talked about fishing. of confidence earlier Thursday — on process of non-union coal without for months, went to a hospital where the body of writer o "x ^ The Marine Resources Department has proposed Billings sy 57 30 .... Minneapolis sy 74 46 But now, said Dr. Dennis O’Leary, "miraculous recovery,” White today. the the eve of the bargaining council paying a royalty to the UMW pension Mao Dun, who recently died, awaits burial along with a o U l l Q 0 l o y 3 Q doubling many of the fishing licences to raise an ad Birmingham pc 83 59 .... Nashville pc 82 60 .01 it is possible Brady, 40, may one day House aides said. Brady, whose nickname is "the Church and B.R. “Bobby" Brown, meeting he reconvened to discuss and welfare fund. veritable "Who's Who " of the Chinese leadership. ^ ditional $389,520 over the next two years. Boston sy 68 47 .06 New Orlens pc 82 63 be able to “resume his profession." About 20 percent of the right Bear,” was sent a 6-foot-5, stuffed top negotiator for the Bituminous new contract proposals more accep If new contract proposals are Peking Radio said that in addition to Hua and Deng, Rep. Neil Rolde, D-York, told a legislative committee Brwnsvll Tx.pc 86 71 .... New York sy 72 50 .07 "I think it’s pretty clear his men hemisphere of his brain was toy replica of the real thing. The 75- Coal Operators Association, were table to the membership. worked out by the union’s bargaining BOSTON (UPI) — It could be more than a year before Buffalo sy 63 Vice Chairman Li Xiannian, Communist Party Secretary Thursday that much of the additional fees would go to red 50 .17 Oklahm Cty pc 86 66 rem ov^ during 6Vj hours of sur pound toy was the work of David reported in touch by telephone. "It now appears,” Church said council, the next step would be lo federal Judge Joseph L. Tauro hears the U.S. Labor Chrlstn S.C.pc 80 58 .... tal capacities are certain to return to General Hu Yaobang and Premier Zhao Ziyang went to Department’s suit charging an adviser of the New tide research and department expenses. Omaha pc 82 56 normal, barring complications,” gery. White, who transported it all the way The UMW president, buoyed by a after his vote of confidence, "we notify industry negotiators for Peking Hospital. CJiarltt N.C. sy 77 56 .15 Philadelphia sy 67 49 .11 England Teamsters Pension Fund with illegally collec Scott Vaitones of Tenant’s Harbor said the lobstermen O’Leary, head of the hospital clinical It is that loss of tissue on the side from his home in London, Ontario, vote of confidence from his have received an additional mandate resumption of contract talks. Curiously absent was Marshal Ye Jianying, a vice were willing to pay "twice the $25 we’re paying now, Chicago th 72 51 .... Phoenix sy 90 60 executive board, late Thursday ting $1.2 million in commissions. Cleveland pc 63 54 .03 affairs, said Thursday. of the brain that controls movement and presented it to Mrs. Brady at the from the riiembership. In the coal fields of Appalachia, chairman who wields considerable influence. Ye was provided that the money went to additional marine Pittsburgh pc 69 53 .11 hospital. broke his silence for the first time “I said I thought the tentative con there were scattered rcporls of A U.S. District Court clerk said Thursday only one of Columbus sh 70 56 .18 Portland M. sy 60 42 As for his physical capabilities. on his left side that has blurred the named earlier this week as one member of Mao Dun’s patrols. Dallas pc 82 66 .... since March 24 when the union’s 160,- tract we had worked out with the in violence Thursday Valley (.'.■imp funeral committee. the 13 defendants has responded to notice of the charges Portland Ore. r 64 41 .01 and several others have submitted requests for a more “Every year lobstermen lose hundreds of dollars in Denver sy 77 42 .... Providence sy 44 000 members rejected by a 2-to-l dustry was a good one. That was my Coal Co. officials said .several win It was the second time since Nov. 27 that Hua appeared 68 .16 detailed complaint, factors that could drag out the pre equipment that’s stolen by other fishermen,” he said. Des Moines sy 81 53 .... Richmond sy 73 54 22 margin a tentative contract agree honest opinion, but the only opinion dows of its payroll dcparinieni ,ii. i in public, but the first time since then with Deng. In trial process. "It’s gotten to a point where many of them take the law Detroit pc 70 52 .... St. Louis pc 82 62 .01 ment. in this union that really matters is safety building in Shrewsinirv. Duluth pc 00 33 27 February, Hua met a Vietnamese defector on the eve of The Labor Department charged in its civil suit that 12 into their own hands.” Salt Lak CItype 66 42 "I call upon the industry’s that of the membership.” W.Va,, were smasln.'d by "carload.s the Chinese new year. Rolde said he was aware of violence off the coast, but El Paso sy 87 53 .... San Antonio cy 83 66 .04 Quirks in the news negotiators to return to the table,” UMW District 6 President Ed Bell, of .striking miners. There weic no in pension fund trustees and the fund’s former real estate Hartford sy 68 43 .06 adviser, Samuel Leigh, violated the Employee Retire said it was just one of a number of problems that must be San Diego cy 67 so Church said in a statement from a member of the union bargaining juries. Honolulu pc 82 64 .... San Franese sy so 48 ment Income Security Act during the 1970s, faced by the department. Fr Boston and Greater Boston High School cause cuts In their education programs, Route 6, Bolton-Hortford Civic Centor-Westforms Mall-Glen Lochen, Glastonbijry students demonstrate at the Boston Com- Teachers and various school programs Drake Hill Mall-Simsbury and other selected outlets open Daily ond Sunday Id 9 PM mon opposite the State House Thursday ild_ be jcut-WherLthe measur Into Ponman said, "but I'm Agostineili honored iFitness theme of exhibit GLASTONBURY — Nathan Agostineili, presi 4 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1981 dent of Manchester State Bank, was recently MANCHESTER - “Fitness is for hear the word fitness they think of demonstrations of warmup exer awarded the William C. Lynn Trophy, an honor You,” will be the theme of the jogging of doing pushups and jum cises to prevent sports injuries, given to a non-Irish person who has contributed Manchester Health and Recreation ping jacks but that is not what we fitness movements, dancersise and a greatly to the United Irish Societies’ St. Patrick’s Preparing for careers Departments for their exhibit at the have in mind.” She said they are series of fitness exercises that can f Parade. Manchester-East Hartford Health going to try to show that fitness ac be done as a group in a regular office The award was among those presented at the Life Expo to be held at Penney High tivities can be incorporated into the setting without a large open floor Irish-American home at an appreciation night School in East Hartford on April 24 dally routine whether they are in a celebration. space and without having to change and 25. . wheelchair, driving a truck, or over clothes. age 65. ROTC kitchen provides The trophy for the best junior marching unit in “We want to emphasize that “ Regular exercise in the the Parade was presented to the East Catholic Drill creating and maintaining physical A series of demonstrations will be workplace has now been documented Team. given at the Health Fair along this well-being is a responsibility for to be cost-effective, boost employee theme. Cleo Livingston, a retired Agostonelll, former mayor of Manchester and everyone, no matter what their pre- morale and reduce a prime job- former state comptroller, has served as a contact sent circumstances or en Manchester school teacher, will lead related health problem — stress," food service training i^th the military for the parade and has donated his vironment,” Dr. Alice J. Turek, her senior exercise group on April Dr. Turek said. Visitors to the health time as a parade judge. He has marched in the Manchester’s health director said. 24. Various exercises to aid those fair will be invited to participate in to *•. &?|1 parade as a state and town official. Laura Hahn of the town’s Recrea confined to a bed or wheelchair will some of the demonstrations, if they tion Department, said “When people also be presented on Friday. wish. By ANIN MESSECAR but all have learning difficulties. signs an agreement to provide dicate any area where a student On both days there will be Herald Reporter To find out where a new student's work experience education with the needs more skill. MANCHESTER - It is 8:30 interests lie, Donna Nakos, the student and the school. The school For example, one student was a.m. and the students are already vocational rehabilitation provides in-school instruction, con having difficulty meeting the speed Fraternity working in the kitchen, preparing counselor, does an interest inven sultation, and advisory help to stu requirement of preparing saiad in a the lunch which will be served to tory. The student places 100 picture dent and employer. restaurant. The school is now welcomes the entire school of about 120 cards of work situations on a board, The employer evaluates the helping her to cope with the SPECIAL ‘GREEN THUMB’ SAVINGS! students and faculty. rating the activities from most demands- of the job by members Today is taco day, and there is liked to least liked. strengthening her skills In rapid much to do to get ready. The These cards are then evaluated food preparation. ground beef must be cooked, by Mrs. Nakos and a program of The student placements are MANCHESTER - SCOTTS Turf Builder-Feeder tomatoes and lettuce chopped, study is selected. For a student in working out to everyone's satisfac Alpha Beta Gamma, the Long.l«8tlng feeding helps cheese shredded, and whipped terested in the area of food service, Employers tion. John Peak, director of ROTC national honorary society build healthy root system Covers 10,000 Sq. FL i f t QQ a program which combines the the said he has appreciated the oppor for male and female for stronger, greener and Cektor Loin Price___ I w a w w cream placed on squares of ginger bum-resistant grass. bread. baked yesterday. study of nutrition with work in the offer help tunity for student training at places business students in two- kitchen at ROTC is provided. such as the Meadows Convalescent year colleges, initiated 45 The work is all part of the i . Regional Occupational Training Then, as students gain confidence Center or at the Roy Rogers new members into the •5,000 Sq. FI. Covarsge, Cetdortrw Price...... 8.99 Center food service program. and competence in food prepara Restaurant. Alpha Chapter at •15,000 Sq. Ft Coverage, Cew« Low Price...... 24.99 tion and cleanup, they may move Manchester Community ROTC trains handicapp^ youths "A lot of employers are very Randy Prescott tops slabs of thick gingerbread with a ages 14 to 21 for vocational careers. on to work at the senior citizens' student's basic skills, grooming, hesitant about accepting special College, last week. liberal scoop of whipped cream. (Herald photo by The program (frovides occupational center or in kitchens in local personal and work attitudes. The education students," he explained. To be eligible, the can SCOTTS Family Grass Seed Mix training, academics and support restaurants or institutions. student's work and attitude about "But these placements for our Messecar) didates had to earn a grade services for special education Working in community supervision is also assessed. students have been really great." of B or better in courses Covers 2,000 Sq. Ft. 7 7 f t students from 25 area towns. Some restaurants or institutions is a new ■This allows ROTC to work with a Back in the ROTC kitchen, it is related to their business Our Reg. 8.88...... f e f U students are of normal intelligence. part of the program. The employer student should an employer in- now 10 a m. and the meal is nearing programs of study. The Multi-purpose formula designed for elfsctiveness on new completion. Some students are new members raise GOLF-TIME or established lawns. High germination and fast green-up. finishing up the preparation of the membership in the local •1,000 Sq. Ft Coversge,OurReg.l3S...... 4.44 dessert by putting thick slabs of chapter to about 65. .r ' i 'I dark gingerbread on plates and ad Alpha Beta Gamma was SAVINGS! ding a liberal glob of whipped founded at MCC in 1970. cream on the top. Since then, chapters have •SCOTTS ‘Grow Flowers’ Plant Food One student, unsatisfied with the been organized in about 40 NORTHWESTERN SCOTTS ‘Grow Vegetables’ Plant Food aesthetic quality of the topping, other colleges across the goes and gets a small ice cream country. Membership in all 7-Pc. Golf Club Set Special teeding formulae for YOUR CHOICE scoop. Now the gingerbread is chapters passed the 1,000 Our stronger, greener leal system and capped with a smooth ball of white mark last year. *54 Reg. 79.99 roots, plus bigger, brighter flowers and large, healthy vegetables. 2.43 L . ■ cream. The society was formed 5 irons, 2 woods with lightweight QufRsgZeS Cleanup has begun, and one stu to recognize and encourage tempered steel shafts. Available in men's and ladies' models, both dent is redoing a pan that has been scholarship among junior in right-hand clubs only found to be greasy, “We try and college students, to provide stress cleanliness," Gerri Kelley, opportunities for the •Deluxe Set, 8 irons, 3 woods instructor for the class explains. development of leadership OurReg.139.M 94.70 CALDOR’S Own 22” Self-Propelled A The kitchen really sparkles. and service, to promote an Men s and ladies right hand only Reareagger Rotary Mower The room has a relaxed, friendly intellectual climate for the Features powerful, reliable atmosphere. There is a lot of exchange of ideas, to Briggs & SIratlon 4 HP engine end AJAY Deluxe Golf Bags fInger-tIp wheelhelght adjustment. laughter and playful ribbing of stimulate interest in con Our Rag. 319J9 for Men and Women friends, as well as students helping tinuing academic •Caldor 20" Rear Saggar Mower iM each other out. But the work is excellence, and to provide Our with 3.5 HP Briggs Etilne; Push Type, Reg. 169.98 Reg. 49.99 serious; the standards are high and a vehicle for contact with 37.60 the food is delicious. Choose from 9 1/2" Pro-Style or one’s college after gradua 9" Club'Gard tnodel. Both of While the program of having tion. expanded vinyl in assorted colors. students work outside in local restaurants and institutions is still -CALDOfl EXCLUSIVE! HOME SPRUCE-UP SAVINGS! very new, it appears to be working aSS'v . to everyone's satisfaction. Center is SPALDING Tast-Flite’ According to one employer of an Golf Balls ROTC student, "We are pleased to MAGICOLOR accepting Q Q d o zen Sami-Transparant Stain be part of the program. He's 6 • O O Our Reg. 9.99 Donna Nakos, the vocational rehabilita new student in the program. Miss Frazer working side by side with our own Rugged, cut resistant Surlyn' cover and Wood Praaarvativa As part of preparing tacos for 120 students and faculty at applicants tion counselor (right) works with student is learning about food preparation as part personnel in the dietary depart 0 0 OALLOq ment. We're hopeful it will be a the Regional Occupational Training Center, Mary Haugh 9• W V OurRegltJa With polyurelhana fo r deep, long lasting Kathy Frazer on the procedures invoived of occupational training program at benefit to both the student and (to MANCHESTER - The ‘Heritage’ Golf Carts ROTC. (Herald photo by Messecar) chops up tomatoes in small pieces. (Herald photo by protecilon of elding, shingles and lencee. in keeping the ROTC kitchen sparkling. A us). It's going well so far." 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(527-3151) (655-7667) ' i • Reading by Toni Morrison, author of "Song of • “Bodies,” by James Saunders, through May 3 on the Solomon,” April 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the (Jengras Student Main Stage at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Per Union, University of Hartford, West Hartford. Free. (243- formances Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 4415) at Goodspeed • A discussion about traveling through time, by Anne 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. (787-4282) • “Close Ties” by Elizabeth Diggs, through May 10 on L. Hiskes, assistant professor of philosophy at the Stage II at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Perfor University of Connecticut, and Ronald L. Mallett, associate professor of physics at UConn, April 14 at 3 EAST HADDAM- Jeremy Brett Olivier's Shylock in "The Merchant mances ’Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Saturday at p.m. at the Gengras Student Union, University of Hart and Millicent Martin star in the of Venice" and Tesman in Ingmar 4:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. and SundaY at 2:15 p.m. and 7:15 American premiere of the musical Bergman's production of "Hedda p.m. (787-4282) ford, West Hartford. Free. (243-4743) • An informal debate on “The Meaning of the ■'Noel, " with words and music by Gabler." • "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Noel Coward, which opened at the In 1971 he formed his own Com Forum,” through April 26 at the Downtown Cabaret McCarthy Era,” with William F. Buckley Jr., conser vative columnist, magazine editor and author, and Dr. Goodspeed Opera House in East pany Theater in London, with Robin Theater, Bridgeport. Performances Thursday at 8 p.m. Dennis H. Wrong, professor of sociology at New York Haddam this week. "Noel." is Phillips and presented 10 produc and Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.pi. (576- University, tonight at 8 at the Mather Campus Center, directed by Ned Sherrin. tions, starring as Rosmer in Ibsen's 1634) "Rosmersholm" opposite Joan Trinity College, Hartford. (527-3151) • "Babes in Arms,” the Rodgers and Hart musical, • Poetry reading by Robert Pack, Sunday at 4 p.m. at Jeremy Brett most recently Plowright. At Stratford, Ontario, he through April 19 at the Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Real Art Ways, 40 State St., Hartford. (525-5521) appeared as Dr. Watson in Paul starred in "The Way of the World " Windsor. Performances nightly except Mondays. (522- Giovanni's "Crucifer of Blood" at and "A Midsummer Night's 1266) the Ahmanson Theater in Los Dream." • “The Magnificent Cuckold” by Fernand Angeles, where he also appeared in His TV credits include Dorian in Crommelunck, through April 17 at the Yale Repertory E t c e te r a the title role of "Dracula " in a hit "A Picture of Dorian Gray," Jack Theater, New Haven. Performances Monday through production which won three Los Absolute in "The Rivals" on the PBS Friday at 8 p.m. andSaturday at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.; • Small Wonders, a sale of miniatures, dollhouses and Angeles Drama Critic's Circle Classic Theater series, John matinee Wednesday at 2 p.m. (436-1600) awards. Middleton Murry in "A Picture of dolls, (Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at • "Noel,” a musical by Noel Coward,.through June 13 Greenwich High School, Hillside Road, Greenwich. (661- Katherine Mansfield" opposite He starred in more than 20 West at the Godspeed Opera House, East Haddam. Perfor Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor. 9048) Vanessa Redgrave, Max de Winter mances Tuesday through Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at Elizabeth Foerster and Doug Houston are End production in London, including featured In "Babes In Arms,” the Rodgers For information, call 522-1266. • The Greater Hartford Antiques Show, today until 10 in the remake of "Rebecca" seen in 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m.; Wednesday p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the West Terence Rattigan's "Variations on a America on the PBS series, matinees at 2:30 p.m.: extra performance April 12 at 9 and Hart musical now playing at the Hartford Armory, West Hartford. (521-8124) Theme ' opposite Margaret "Mystery," and most recently op Leighton, "Hamlet" at the Strand p.m. (873-8868) • Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, Saturday from 1 posite Tliesday Weld in "Madame • "Is There Life After High School?” by Craig Theater, “A Month in the Country" X." to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. at the State Ar opposite Ingrid Bergman, John Mor Camelia and Jeffrey Kindley, directed by Melvin Brett has appeared in 10 films in Millard Auditorium, Hartt School of Music, University of mory, Broad Street, Hartford. (728-9799) timer's "A Voyage Round My Berhnardt, through May 17 at the Hartford Stage Com • Spring Festival of Arts and Crafts, Saturday and Sun cluding "War and Peace" with Hartford, West Hartford. Free. (243-4442) Dance ...... Father " opposite Alec Guiness, and pany, Hartford. Performances Tuesday through • The Wesleyan Singers, and eight professional voices, day at Rockville High School, Vernon. (745-5071 or 871- Henry Fonda and Audrey Hepburn Noel Coward's "Design for Living" Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and directed by Neely Bruce, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Real • “Giselle.” the favorite classical ballet performed by 7914) and the title role in the upcoming opposite Vanessa Redgrave. Sunday at 7:30 p.m.: matinees Sunday at 2:30 p.m. arid Art Ways, 40 SUte St., Hartford. (525-5521) Ballet West, presented by the Hartford Ballet Company, • David Tabatsky in a one-man performance of miiiie, film of Ford Maddox Ford's "The Wednesday at 2 p.m. (527-5151) • The se s e Music Faculty Ensemble in concert, tonight at 8 at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. (24^ juggling, comedy and other diversions, April 14 at 2:30 Good Soldier." • “Little Red Ridinghood,” the fairy tale. Saturday at featuring music from the Romantic Era, April 15 at 8 p.m. at the college auditorium. Greater Hartford Com He made his Boradway debut as Also starring is Millicent Martin, 6807) 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Pennywisher Playhouse, Cen- p.m. at Lyman Auditorium, Southern Connecticut State • Jennifer Muller and the Works in concert, tonight at 8 munity College, 61 Woodland St., Hartford. Free. (549- Troilu's in Tyrone Guthrie's produc the star and co-creator of "Side by "Yeomen of the Guard,” as performed by the Manchester elude, from left, Ann Stelmat as "Phoebe," Don tinel Hill Hall, G. Fox & Co., Hartford. (232-0588) Julio College, New Haven. (397-4435) at Lyman Auditorium, Southern Connecticut State 4200) tion of "Troilus and Cressida." He Side by Sondheim" on Broadway for , Gilbert and Sullivan Players, opened last night in the Chamberlain as "Leonard" and Robert Gordon as "Sgt. • "Merton of the Movies” by George S. Kaufman and played Freddie in the film version of which she won a Tony nomination, as • Songwriters Showcase, featuring Bill Pere, Jim College, New Haven. (397-4435) • Nostalgia Show and Antique Auto Parts Flea Market, auditorium of Manchester High School. The operetta will be IVIeryll.” (Herald photo by Burbank) Marc Connelly, opening Saturday and playing through Hammerslough, Michael Baron and Morning Star, April Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ocean Beach Park, New "My Fair Lady" and starred again she did also for her role in "King of performed tonight and Saturday night at 8. Cast members in- May 11 at the Hartman Theater Company, Stamford. on Broadway as Father Fontant in 14 at Augustino’s Restaurant, Berlin Turnpike, London. (442-1001 or 443-6322) Hearts." She starred in England on Performances Tuesday through Sunday at 8 p.m.; call for • James Mapes, hypnotist and showman, April 13 at 8 "The Deputy." At Chichester Newington. (875-2793) TV with David Frost in "That Was matinee schedule. (323-2131) • The Hartford Symphony Orchestra in concert, with p.m. at Jorgensen Auditorium, University of Connec Festival Theater in England he the Week That Was" and was widely I x L . ^ J ' • "Pirates of Penzance,” the Gilbert and Sullivan violinist Itzhak Perlman, April 14 and 15 at 8:15 p.m. at ticut, Storrs. (486-3904) played in "St. Joan" opposite Joan acclaimed for her appearance in the Y © O m © n O T T M © V ^ U Q r U operetta presented by the Simsbury Light Opera Com Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. Works by Bartok, • Supershow, sponsored by the Connecticut Stamp and Plowright and in John Arden's "A PBS series of "Song by Song." Cinema pany, opening tonight and playing through April 25 at Paganini and Beethoven. (246-6807) O in Festivals. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m?at the Workhouse Donley." At the National An extra performance has been Simsbury High School, Simsbury. Evening performances • Master class for clarinet students by Stanley Holiday Inn, Meriden. Free. Theater of Great Britain he played added to the first weekend's, today, Saturday, April 17,18, 24 and 25; matinee April 25. • "Destry Rides Again,” with James Stewart, Brian Orlando in the all-male production of schedule with a 9 o'clock show cJl' Drucker, principal clarinetist for the New York Philhar Donlevy and hkiriene Dietrich, Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the • Very Special Arts Festival, involving handicapped (6584)031) and non-handicapped children and adults in exhibits, per "As You Like It. " Berowne in Sunday, April 12. For information monic, Monday at 10 a.m. at the Town and County Club. William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connec • “Peter Pan,” a new version directed by Peter formances and workshops, Sunday at the Paul Mellon "Love's Labour's L ost" directed by and tickets, phone the Goodspeed G 5S Players weave magic 22 Wo^land St., Hartford. Public invited. (278-1450) ticut, Storrs. (486-4520) Wallace, today through Sunday and April 17 and 18 at 8 Arts Center, Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford. (562- Laurence Olivier, Bassanio opposite box office, 873-8668. p.m. at the University Theater, Yale University, New 9967) By KAREN KRINJAK Haven. (865-4300) spoke at a rapid clip that made some • "Der Yiddisher Caravan,” a celebration of the 100th The scene — the Tower of London. lines difficult to understand. His. anniversary of the Eastern Europe Jewish immigration, 1 iHouKA/cancim/ The date - 1538. songs, however, especially with 1 ______«*9*UTINt> NTTMaTATI S4 tXIT S I SILVin LAtSt Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Hartford Jewish Community Movie schedule ■AtT MAATSOM SSasStW Once again the Manchester 1 V e rn o n Cine 1 1 BAfMAM ■ A T tU n DAII.V Fr©ddi© Cannon Elsie in the lovely "I Have a Song to FIM T SHOW ONLY SI.SO Gilbert and Sullivan Players have Center, West Hartford. (2364571) Sing, 0 !" were nicely delivered. • “Yeomen of the Guard,” presented by the 1 ■ ROUTES 06-84 (EmIs OB) ■ I woven their magic upon the stage of A pleasant surprise was Kate, Hartford 9:20: Sat. and Sun. at 2. 3:40. Nine to Five (PG) Fri. at Manchester — Rt. 6 and 44A \m B40-0333 HI Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players, today and Atheneum Cinema — 5:30. 7:20. 9:20. 7:05,9:20; Sat. at 2,7:05,9:20; (649-6000) Manchester High School. played by Nancy Linger in her first' 'ST IR CRAZY'R Although "The Yeomen of the Saturday at 8 p.m. at Manchester High School, East Mid Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Star Wan (PG) Fir. and Sun. Sun. at 2, 4:15, 7:05, 9:20. Lordt of Flatbuth (PG) Fri. coming to ar©a appearance with the playerji. Her dle Turnpike, Manchester. (872-6684) West Hartford - Sun. at 7. “B - 5 " PQ Guard" is among the lesser known of voice shone in the second act’ Main St. (S25-1439( at7:15.9:35:Sat.at2:15.4:30. f s 1 The Life of the lUarionetteM 7:15. 9:35. The Movies — Westfarms Sli'r Craty (R) Fri. - Sun. at the G&S operettas, it contains some • “H.M.S. Pinafore,” presented by East Catholic High “INCKKOIBI.K" ELLINGTON — The entertain madrigal “Strange Adventure” - Fri. at 7:30. 9:30; Sat. and Storrs Mall (561-0153) 8:25. Boom" Cannon, singing his million of the most tuneful melodies and School, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. ment story of the spring is coming to selling hits, will make his exclusive along with Fairfax, Sgt, Meryll and Sun. at 1:45. 4:30. 7:30. 9:30. College Theater — Rt. 195 Modern Romance (PG) Fri.- Uted Cart (R) Fri.-Sun. at pungent wit of all their collaborative Dame Carruthers (Naomi Wolf). at the ECHS Auditorium, New State Road, Manchester. : . ROBERT DE NIRO the Mediterranean Room of the Connecticut appearance at the Coun East Hartford (429-6062) Sun. at 12. 1:50. 3:40, 5:30, 10 20 efforts. The exquisite blend and sensitive” 7:30, 9:25. C olleges Country Squire Restaurant this try Squire tonight and Saturday Cinema One — 1022 Main St. Private Eyei (PG) Fri. at ■RAGING BULL weekend. A stark grey fortress dominates delivery made the song a highlight of • (5265015) 7:15. 9:15: Sat. and Sun. at Going Ape (PG) Fri. and Sat. Connecticut College — New night. Shows are set from 9 to 1:30 London (442-1285) GLOB^ the stage, providing the perfect the show. Stir Crttey (R) Fri. and Sat. at 12, 1:40, 3:20, 5, 7, 8:45, The explosive Freddie "Boom each night. 1:30. 3:15. 5:15. 7:15. 9:15. background for the elaborate and M u s ic at 7:15, 9:25; Sun. at 2, 6, 8. Star Wart (PG) Fri. at 7. 10:25: Sun. at 12:30, 2:15, 4, Richard Pryor: Live in Cannon exploded onto the rock The orchestra, directed by colorful costumes. Enter Phoebe William Tyler, was kept well under, Poor Richards — 467 Main St. 9:30: Sat. and Sun. at 2. 4:30. 5:40, 7:30, 9:30, Concert. Fri. at 8. (Palmer scene in 1959. Born and raised in Star Wart (PG) Fri,-Sun. at Auditorium. Travel Service (Ann Stelmat) whose diction, projec the singing at all times. There were ’ • Guest recital by Sanford Margolis, pianist, professor (5661622) 7. 9:30. 555 MAIN STREET Revere, Mass., he was determined tion and lovely voice were an ab Seemi Like Old Timet (PG) \ern o n 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:15, 9:35. some weaknesses in the string sec-' of music at Oberlin Conservatory, April 15 at 8:15 p.m. at Drive Ins 645-2165 to be in the limelight. solute delight. Fri. and Sat. at 7:30. 9:30. 12; Cine 1 & 2 — 57 Hartford tion but the brass and woodwinds Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University of Connecticut, East Hartford — Chapel Rd., At an early age his dream came The chorus of Yeomen, resplen Sun. at 7:30. 9:30. Turnpike (649-9333) r.Ti'uixrrtrT.3 TOE true by learning to play guitar and- were truly impressive. Some coor-, Storrs. Free. (486-2106) Showcase Cinemas — 936 Stir CratY (R) Fri. at 7:30, South Windsor (5267448) 3 Com0dht • frt.'Sat'Sun. I Over dO Teara dent in dazzling red uniforms dination lapses occurred between; • Duo concert by Karen de Bergfa, soprano, and Paul piano and even taking dancing Silver Lane (5668810) 9:40: Sat.’at 1:30 , 7:30, 9:40; Stir Craty (R) Fri.-Sun. at 8. “STm em urR Travel Experience provided some nice moments in chorus and orchestra but these will Bisaccia, pianist, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Wood Memorial Hardly Working (PG) Fri. Sun. at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, Uted Cart (R) Fri.-Sun. at ‘UKD CARS'fl Authorized aieot In Manchester lessons. When he was 18, he launched their quiet musical passages. Library, Main Street, South Windsor. Free; reception for tU Airlines, fUilroeds and undoubtedly have been ironed out. at 1:15. 7:30. 9:40. 11:20; Sat. 9:30. 9:45. 'LORDS Of FUTIUSH'pq an immediately successful recording The Yeomens' venerable leader, Steamihlp Lines. career. follows concert. at 1:15. 3:10, 5:05, 7:30, 9:40, Sgt. Mery 11 (Bob Gordon) is a blend The lighting technicians must be • Slnfonia Jacodi, a new Hartford group including 11:20; Sun. at 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, His first single, "Tallahassee of tough old warrior and tender harpschord and flute, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the First 7:30, 9:40. THE MANCHESTER Lassie," sold over a million copies. complimented for their tasteful The hearted father. Gordon is an annual Church of Christ, Main and (Jold streets, Hartford. (249- Texttt Chain Saw Mattacre DAVIS FAMILY GILBERT & SULLIVAN PLAYERS "Way Down Yonder in New effects. Most striking was the second (R) Fri. at 2, 7:45, 10, 11:40; Power Behind event in himself and he has never act opening in which the women's 5631) o™ j; ™ 649-5487 Orleans" brought him fame in been better. Sat, at 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:45, 10, Europe. "Palisades Park" captured chorus sings in the' soft glow of • The Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, conducted by 11:40; Sun. at 2, 3:45, 5:30, The Throne Col. Fairfax (Patrick Maloney) everyone in the summer of 1962. lantern light. Kurt Masiu' and featuring cellist Juemjacob Timm, 7:45, 10, WiEKEIIDSKClAU experienced some problems with UtD ACHOICB praient From then on, this hits just kept Sari Ketter continues to draw Saturday at 7 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. Thief m Fri. a t2 ,7:10,9:45, coming. projection early on but seemed to amazing things from this amazing (2466807) 12:05; Sat. at 2, 4:30, 7:10, I SIRLOIN STEAK (wib.) *4.99 overcome them as the show • Organ recital by Boyd Jones, professor at Southern 9:45, 12:05; Sun. at 2, 4:30, a His old hits are being re-released group. We in Manchester are indeed progressed. Baptist Theological Seminary, Sunday at 4 p.m. at St. in England and Australia and he is fortunate to have our very own 7:10, 9:45. Naomi Wolf as "Dame Carruthers,” Is one of the featured per Susan Borst continued her per (R) Fri. at 1:15, now recording new songs. He has Savoyards and they certainly Mark’s Chapel, North Eagleville Road, University of The Howling I FRESH B lu e TRIHIT *5.25 sonal tradition of excellence with Connecticut, Storrs. Free. (4862106) 7:25, 9:40, 11:35; Sat, at 1:15, never stopped being actively formers In the Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players deserve the support of this com A U DINNZRt INCLUDE POTATO A SALAD geomen her portrayal of Elsie Maynard, a 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, 9:40, 11:35; engaged in show business, playing to production of "Yeomen of the Guard," which opened last munity. • “A German Requiem” by Johannes Brahms, per wandering comedienne who agrees Sun. at 1:15, 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, audiences throughout the world. night in Manchester High School auditorium. The operetta “The Yeomen of the Guard” will formed by the choirs of First-St. Paul’s United Methodist CALDOR PLAZA • MANCHESTER • EXIT 93 OFF 1-86 of tlie to marry Fairfax sight unseen to get 9:40. For information about the Country be presented again tonight and Church and Trinity Episcopal Church, Sunday at 7:30 Freddie Cannon will also be presented tonight and tomorrow night. (Herald money for her ailing mother. Night Hawkt (R) Fri. at 1, (Suarb Squire shows, call 872-7327. photo by Burbank) tomorrow night at 8 in Manchester p.m. at ’Trinity Episcopal Church, 120 Sigourney St., 7:15,9:30,11:25; Sat. at 1,3.5, Jack Point the jester (Rick Bell) High School's Bailey Auditorium. Hartford. (527-8133 or 5265132) 7:15, 9:30, 11:25; Sun. at 1, 3, FRIENDSHIP LODGE # 1 4 5 EXCALIBUR • ‘"rhe Confession Stone — Songs of Mary,” composed 5, 7:15, 9:30. RMHI/U.JAMIORBE by Robert Fleming, performed by Ilga Paups, soprano, Excalfbur (R) Fri. at 1:30, and Jeff Shaw, piano, April 15 at noon at Center Church 7:10,9:50, 12:20; Sat. at 1:30, House, 60 Gold St., Hartford. (2465631) 4:20,7:10, 9:50, 12:20; Sun. at Manchester area singers in Simsbury ‘Pirates’ • Robin and Linda Williams, performing old-time 1:30, 4:20, 7:10, 9:50. Nine to Five (PG) Fri. at PANCAKES country tunes and contemporary songs accompanied by at Manchester High School, W. Middle Tpke. 1:10, 7:25, 9:55, 12:05; Sat. at SIMSBURY— Four singers from the guitar and banjo, Saturday at 8 p.m. at ’The Sounding and sausage April 0. 10, 11 at 8:00 than ten of the stage designs for SLOCO's as in past years, to cultural and health groups Board, First-St. Paul’s Methodist Church, 571 Far 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, 9:55, Manchester area appear as leads and productions. in the region. 12:05; Sun. at 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, $5 adults $2.50 students 12 8i under choristers in the Simsbury Light Opera Com mington Ave., Hartford. (5663283) 7:25, 9:55. Costume designer Patricia Fournier en • Alto saxophonist Art Pepper and his quartet, pany's 1981 production of “Pirates of Pen visions the styles and attitudes as fitting the Raging Bull (R) Fri. at 1:45, ALL YOU CAN EAT! zance" scheduled for seven performances presented by the Hartford Jazz Society, Sunday from 7 to 7, 9:55, 12:05; Sat. at 1:45, for tickets call 872-6684 or 643-7924 early 1800s, when pirates were abroad and 10 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Morgan Street, Hartford. (246 starting tonight. young women very cloistered but very roman Calendar of events 4:15, 7:20, 9:5S; 12:05; Sun. PALM SUNDAY - APRIL 12th Subsequent performances will be Saturday tic. Authenticity and colorful variety of detail 1:45, 4:15, 7:20, 9:55. evening and April 17, 18, 24 and 25 and the HARTFORD- The 1981 listing of Connec j ’The Hartt Percussion Ensemble in concert, Sunday Manchester 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Masonic Temple will accent the total color scheme of set and ticut events, covering state doings from May DA Theater Cast — afternoon of April 25 at Simsbury High School costumes. at 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Hartt School of Music, (Next to Caveys) 25 East Center St. SYLVESTER STALLONE through December, is available on request University of Hartford, West Hartford. Free. (2464442) Manchester Parkade (649- Auditorium. Tickets may be obtained by “Pirates of Penzance” first opened just 5491) Manchester calling 658-0031. from the Department of Elconomic Develop • The Hartt Concert Band, conducted by William DONATION: m n over a century ago (Dec. 31, 1879) with ment. Modern Romance (R) Fri. at Stage and musical direction of the Gilbert Willett, April 14 at 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Hartt 7:30, 9:30; Sat. and Sun. at 2, simultaneous performances in England and According to State Travel Director Barnett School of Music, University of Hartford, West Hartford. ADULTS *2.25 CHILDREN *1.20 NIQHT and Sullivan opera are under the aegis of the United States to assure copyright protec 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, 9:30. William Erharts, who has chosen Dorothy D. Laschever, the pamphlet is one of the Free (243-4442) Going Ape (PG) Fri. at 7:20, tion. The gala New York City premiere was department’s most popular publications. • ^ rin g choral concert by the Hartt Symphonic Wind Siverherz as choreographer. Both are direc the major one; the modest performance in the -MON. thru THUR8. tPBCIALS- The calendar gives places and dates for an Ensemble, the Hartt Chamber Singers and the Hartt tors of Hartford Storybrook Theater, a part of seaside village of Paignton, England was a tiques, arts and crafts shows, country fairs, MyrtrigaU, Gerald Mack, conductor, April 16 at 8 n.m. at SHRIMP SCAMPI *8.05 Connecticut Valley Regional Ballet. quiet affair with the chorus still reading fronri fife and drum corps musters, summer con PRIME RIBS OF BEEF *7.05 hmmumm “Pirates” is a very upbeat and witty show,” their scores. One hundred years later, BARBS P t T lT l CUT______OM—mcnTiniK says Erhart, "and I intend to take Gilbert at certs, and borse shows. Such popular events “Pirates” is still delighting audiences in New are the Yale-Harvard Regatta, the Bamum j i ^ ik ^--Ai—1_ his word as he defines his own characters.” York City, Simsbury and around the world. PIANO'S BNIBBOi wiul M j K H iN ri The result is a spoof of the 19th century pirate Festival, auto racing at Lime Rock, Round Phil Pastoret • dR vov CM Ml tHnmw a mM ter Each spring production of SLOCO is the Hill Highland Games, and the. Mystic Outdoor Rt 6 & 44A goLTON^*'-'- 643-2342 • ■rtM or boor melodrama to delight the eye, the ear and the climax of a year-round effort which entails • ehotoo of poMo or Mvory rlM funnybone of today's audience. Arts Festival are included. selection of the show in May, planning in To obtain a free copy, call or write Faith la what makes It pos Roger Loucks of Glastonbury plays the prin summer, casting in October and concentrated sible for you to believe that Vacations, Department of Economic Develop To list events KIDS EAT FREEI cipal tenor role of Frederick, the apprentice rehearsal, construction and promotion from you'll really be able to ment, 210 Washington St., Hartford 06106- redeem the ralncheck for the ON SUNDAYS from 1-8 p.m. children, under pirate who is the "Slave of Duty.” David BAKED STUFFED L0BSTER8.95 January through showtime. All stage per telephone l-80(F842-7492. item the supemurhet w u out 10 years, eat free (off children’s rrienu) when Kennedy of Bolton is the Pirate King. Anna formers and backstage crew are volunteers, To list events in this weekly guide on where to go of. ‘ Vernall of East Hartford, is understudy for the accompanied by an adult. though many bring with them the skill of the and what to do, submit them by Monday at noon to SEAF0(»FIUDUV0L0 ..8.95 role of Edith. She and Eric Coate of professional. One of the oldest groups of its What’s happening? Happlaefs Is sasgiUif sp Entertainment Editor, The Manchester Herald, H A R pnionjr "W oVo Now In Town* right, David Kennedy, Anna Vernall, Eric Coates. Nancy Manchester sing with the chorus. kind in the country, 35-year-old SLOCO also For the latest news of what’s happening on to the thermestot whUe (loat- NOON TO 7 m LMto William Skidmore has designed the seaside Herald Square, P.O. 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M 6W-1S7S. time on^. i C a U 6 « ^ ll lauds. mtieoi. 0 4 49 00941 THE HERALD, Frl., April 10, 1981 - 11 ITHE HERALD. Fri., April 10, 1981 n F a m ily Opinion /Commentary Fashions from five countries Dusseldorf fashion review Battles for North Africa: Refugees lose again DUSSELDORF, West Germany (NEA) — The in ternationalism of fashion today fuels the energy at WASHINGTON- On March 3, "At first glance, the Western stricken areas of West Africa as well roam the countryside at will. IGEDO, the huge fashion We saw only one high-flying observa year. King Hassan II of Morocco an Sahara — a dreary stretch of real es as an estimated 100,000 Sahraoui in “ I traveled in Polisario Land trade fair held twice yearly tion plan, possible one of the OV-lOs The increase in rent-a-cop hiring nounced to his countrymen that the tate encompassing craggy moun habitants of the Western Sahara — Rovers all the way from a refugee in this West German city recently purchased from the United has been paralleled by an increase in on the banks of the Rhine. five-year war for the Western tains, endless sand dunes and rocky into a spartan communal society camp in Tindouf, Algeria, to the States. crime on U.S. property. Last year The French and the Sahara had ended in victory “The planes that resemble the surface of where the state controls all ac Atlantic Ocean, and from the recovery of our Sahara has ended," “But there were unmistakable alone, property thefts in federal Italians show their new the moon — hardly seems worth tivities. Children are put in boarding Mauritanian border on the south to he proclaimed. signs that the war is a real one: the buildings rose 177 percent over 1979. collections here before fighting over. What the war boils schools at the age of 6 and being abandoned Moroccan bases in the silent ruins of Moroccan Army out they open in Milan and Five days earlier and 500 miles down to is prestige, phosphates and military training at 10. The struggle norther Ouarkziz Mountains. The Police reports are rife with in away, Moliatned Abdel Aziz, com posts, littered with destroyed cidents in which contract guards Paris. For talents from patriotism. many other countries, vehicles, discarded weapons and shot at each other by mistake, mis mander of the Algerian-backed "Hassan laid his prestige — and IGEDO offers the chance Polisario rebel army, congratulated possibly his throne — on the line decaying corpses. laid their sidearms or had them to be seen by 40,000 buyers 2,000 of his guerrilla fighters on win when he declared the Western "So far, the Polisarios' military stolen, and were found sleeping or from ail over the world. ning control of 90 percent of the dis Sahara a part of Morocco in 1976. He victories have not brought the drinking on duty. Among the leading puted former Spanish colony. also undoubtedly had his eye on the refugees out of their dismal camps. When a rented guard does manage fashion countries, two The exchange of rhetoric was enormous phosphate deposits in the After every sortie, the guerillas to nab a suspect, he must call trends for next fall typical of this little-known desert area, worth an estimated S6 billion. Jack Anderson must retreat to safety across the Federal Protective Service officers emerge: pants and knits. war. There had been no dramatic Most Western observers agree that Algerian border.” on mobile patrol. These mobile units Everyone’s crazy about knickers, whether the con change in the situation during that the war has now become a matter of Washington Merry-Go-Round RENT-A-KEYSTONE KOP: Ad will be eliminated by the proposed five-day interval. In fact, the boasts ministration plans to cut the Federal budget cut. ventional kind or the full self-preservation for Hassan: they gathered kind which of both the king and the rebel leader Protective Service from 2,300 of Ironically, among the high-ranking doubt that his regime would survive Giorgio Armani launched ficers to 600 will effectively turn the were as empty of substance as the a withdrawal from the area. government officials now protected and is still showing. As for desert winds that whip continually "For the native tribes that furnish protection of Uncle Sam's property by the FBS is the man who wants to knits, they far outnumber across the desolate Colorado-sized the Polisario guerrillas' manpower, and personnel to the questionable cut their strength. Budget Director woven fabrics in fall territory. competence of private guards who David Stockman. the conflict is a patriotic war for in against Morocco is the overriding guerrillas showed no sign of concern collections. In ready-to- I sent my associate Peter Grant to don't even have authority to arrest WATCH ON WASTE: Lionel wear, designers can get dependence. Like the fanatics of the theme of the refugees existence. that they might meet enemy forces. Nathan G. Agostinelll, at center, received In Glastonbury. Looking on Is John Sullivan, North Africa to take a first-hand criminals they may catch red- more colors and surface Palestine Liberation Organization, “Though heavily outnumbered by We traveled in broad daylight, lit Olmer, Commerce under secretary- the annual William E. Lynn award for out who served as marshal for the St. Patrick’s look at the desert war. He spent a handed. designate for international trade, interest at lesser cost than their only alternative to fighting is a the Moroccan troops, the Polisario campfires at night and only rarely standing contributions to the Irish Society Day Parade. The event which drew more month there on both sides of the shif This dubious economy move will rates a private kitchen in his suite of in wovens. continued bleak existence in guerrillas have an equalizer: their squinted up to see if Moroccan by a person of non-Irish extraction, from than 350 people, culminated the St. ting "front lines," traversing more hasten a 20-year trend toward the offices, supposedly to impress They can also produce Algerian refugee camps, where they intimate knowledge of the terrain. planes were attacking out of the sun. Bridget Marceau at Appreciation Night held Patrick’s week festivities. special effects that no “rent-a-cop” system, which has in foreign big shots with fresh-cooked than 1,000 miles of the Western fled to escape Moroccan rule. They have been able to force woven fabric can creased from 107 guards covering 3 gourmet meals. Olmer hasn't been recently at the United Irish Societies home Sahara and interviewing dozens of "I found that the Polisarios have Hassan's soldiers into defensive “In an entire week, not a single duplicate. Amid the 2,300 percent of federal property in 1960 to confirmed yet, but he's already officials, soldiers and prisoners-of- organized the refugees — who in perimeters around the major popula Moroccan patrol was sighted as we exhibitors was Chesca war. Here is his first report: a projected 3,700 guarding more than ordered $2,970 worth of redecoration clude many nomads from drought- tion centers, while the guerrillas crisscrossed the Western Sahara. Martinez of Barcelona, half of our federal buildings this for his kitchen. Spain, with her uniquely West Germany likes the ladylike suit, left, as In this blue and colorful and draped knit orange-flecked oatmeal tweed with peplum jacket and ripple skirt Clubs coats. One, in white from M. Dietrich Seeler. At right, knits continue to show new mohair, is done entirely in panels of Austrian curtain detailing. Chesca Martinez of Barcelona, Spain, creates a white Diabetes talk requested and is $1. To register call ticut, will make the presentations. draping. Her pink mohair mohair knit coat entirely paneled in Austrian curtain draping. 643-2168. An editorial MANCHESTER - Mrs. coat swings out from a Constance Callahan, registered VFW election WIG meeting smocked back yoke: the Nina Ricci fall collection Rhine. At a private session black sequins, for his Wagman File nurse and enterostomal therapist at sleeves are pleated. at IGEDO included a for a U.S. visitor, Armani's square-necked gown in MANCHESTER - The Auxiliary The West German Manchester Memorial Hospital, will of the Anderson-Shea Post of the HARTFORD — Women in Com ruffle-edged loose coat of knickers and jodphur pants long torso silhouette. munications, Inc. (WIC) will hold a fashion industry, big and mohair, striped in muted were shown in new fall ver Bills pending ^lITECTED B / By Bob Wagman speak on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at a VFW will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. bustling, is long on quality, The ready-to-wear meeting of the {Rochester Ostomy at the Post Home, 608 E. Center wine and cheese meeting on April 15 stained-glass colors over a sions. Even newer is his but short on fashion openings at IGEDO Association in Conference room “B” Street. from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at The soft silk dress in a paisley poncho coat, with the TEE INCI^A^E^ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Gallery, Town & Country Club, at 22 originality. They know print of coordinated tints. usually open sides followed the spring couture There will be election of officers what the average customer openings in Paris. Their in Mrs. Callahan, recipient of the for the coming year. All members Woodland St., between Farmington It fits in with a suit like becoming sleeves, in daf to aid police 1979 New England Regional Avenue and Asylum Avenue. will buy, meaning suits, Seeler's to illustrate the fodil yellow wool, over the fluence looks beyond fall to are requested to attend. Conference E.T. Scholarship ^ n d of The program is entitled “How to knits and adaptations of feminine side of European jodphurs. the spring of next year Reagan's first Italian pants. Typical is the First reports single out Legislation to bolster officers are assaulted every the United Ostomy Association, Succeed as a Free Lance Writer” fall trends. Evening gowns for next Testimonial ladylike look of a soft, fall range from draped Emanuel Ungaro for his protection of law enforcement recently completed her training at with speakers, Maryland Lincoln, The Italians obviously day — 17 of every 100 officers. Sloan-Kettering Hospital in New MANCHESTER - The assistant public relations director of peplumed suit in orange fascinate the West Ger jerseys that look hand- bold way with print mixes officers and firemen has been A total of 60,000 ... were York. She will share her experiences M anchester Lodge 73 AF&AM, the American Red Cross, and and blue-flecked oatmeal mans. Several of the top painted to some new com A two-piece silk dress is proposed in Congress. assaulted in the line of duty two months and many new ideas with the Masonic Fraternity, will honor two Mallory B. Mercaldi, president of tweed from M. Dietrich Italian names, including binations of sheer fabrics done in a large spaced H.R. 2069, introduced by members, persons who have had os of its members on Tuesday at a Mallory Mercaldi Associates. For Seeler, a leading house. Girgio Armani, Krizia. and glitter. An evening floral for the broad- last year. Paris ready-to-wear specialist from London, shouldered top, with a Rep. C.W. (Bill) Young, R- tomy surgery and the interested testimonial dinner at the Masonic additional information, call Martha Gianni Versace for “ Firefighters are Temple. D. Bowman, weekdays between 8 derives from Paris’ own Callaghan and Valentino Murray Arbeid, uses black diagonally-striped center WASHINGTON (NEA) - Two did not really understand Congress public. Fla. would make it a federal Arne P. Sterud, P.M. and P.D.D., a.m. to 4 p.m. at 277-2949. couture collections, so have just been put under and red tulle in two sizes of panel. The bias-cut skirt is vulnerable too ... An average ^ ^ months have passed since Ronald offense to assault a law officer and initially were unwilling to try. For nurses and Charles K. Lynn will receive the there is always a special one roof in a castle-like harlequin pattern, each printed in smaller, massed of 150 are injured annually as a Reagan took the presidential oath. The Reagan people are dash to their clothes. The or firefighter during the M A N C H E S T E R — An Plerpont Edward medal in bronze building on the bank of the diamond shape outlined in daisies. result of personal assault.’’ ''' Of course, it will be some time professionals, most of whom have educational program for nurses en for "distinguished service” to Trip to dogtrack course of official duties. Young’s bill would classify before any definite opinion can be had considerable experience cn titled “Chemotherapy: an update” Masonry. MANCHESTER - A trip to the Young echoed the indigna as federal offense crimes to formed about the new administra Capitol Hill. The chief of con will be presented April 21 from 7 to The Lodge will open at 6:30 p.m. Plainfield Dog Track is planned for Lifestyle change may help tion of Americans in the at tion. But it is worth noting the gressional relations is Max 9:30 p.m. in dining rooms A and B, and a meatloaf dinner will be served May 14 by Chapter 1275, American “assault, strike, wound, or dis By tack on President Reagan and differences between Reagan's early Friedersdorf, who held the same job Manchester Memorial Hospital, at 7. The dinner and program Association of Retired Persons charge a firearm or explosive Haynes St. everyone. LAWRENCE l,AMB, M.l). Press Secretary James Brady days in the Oval Office and those of under President Ford. Friedersdorf (AARP). Fee is $11 and includes the at any law enforcement of Jimmy Carter. knows Congress well and is Speakers will be Dr. Jeffrey Reservations for dinner should be bus ride, admission to the races, full DEAR DR. LAMB - My by a would-be assassin ... and >*=> ficer or firefighter’’ in pur Most observers agree that Carter respected by the leaders of both par Wasser, oncologist and made with Ernest J. Smith, P.M., pot roast dinner and tip sheet. Reser fiance has a bleeding ulcer Dr. Lamb on Washington police officer suit of an official assignment. was far ahead of Reagan in organiza ties. hematologist, and Kay Sherwin, 742-8074, no later than Saturday. vations may be made with Faith which he refuses to take R.N., oncology nurse clinician. Refreshments will follow the Fallor at 643-8385 or Jeanne Johnson, seriously. He is 24 and I Thomas Delahanty and Secret tion. Reagan still has not filled many Unlike many government offices, This would subject the FBI The program is sponsored by the presentation program. Right 649-1837. Make checks payable to know that he has been and coias. Aicohoi is a real which I am sending you. portant factor. The stress major posts, and the White House Friedersdorf’s is fully staffed and Service Agent Timothy and federal courts to involve American Cancer Society, Worshipful John C. Sturges, newly- Chapter 1275, ARP and mailed to hospitalized in the past for no-no in any form as it Others who want this issue can come from family says that it will be another 30 to 60 McCarthy as they attempted ment in handling such cases. has been at work since two weeks Manchester Unit. Pre-registration is elected grand master of Connec FaiUi Fallow, 23 Gerard St. vomiting blood. He doesn’t stimulates the formation of can send 75 cents with a situations or the job. Often to protect Reagan and Brady. days before all appointments are an before the inauguration. From the have a diet, drinks beer acid digestive juices. long, stamped, self- ulcer problems cannot be nounced. Dozens of agencies, beginning, Friedersdorf has in and wine weekly and All were seriously wounded. The lawmaker told the The things you can do for addressed envelope for it controlled unless the fac bureaus and offices are still limping structed his staff to pamper the im reaches for the milk bottle yourself for acidity and ul to me, in care of this tors creating stress are Further, he described a re House of Representatives he along with no leadership or direc portant congressmen who the when he is in pain. He cers are discussed in more newspaper, P.O. 1551, relieved. Diet, antacids, cent case in Florida in which a believes expeditious action on tion. Carterites seemed to take pleasure About Women doesn't seem to think an ul detail in The Health Letter Radio City Station, New avoiding bad habits and St. Petersburg police officer the bill would be “a powerful The Reagan people may get low in slighting. cer is serious. I wouid ap number 15-10, Understan York, NY 10019. control of stress make marks for organization. But they are Admittedly there are some in preciate any information ding Ulcers and Acidity, Psychic stress is an im managing ulcers much survived a gunshot fired at message to those who would you can suppiy as weli as easier. getting uniformly high marks for stitutional reasons why Reagan is close range by a convicted assault officers responsible the type of diet he should their handling of what they perceive having an easier time with Congress murderer on parole because for our protection.’’ follow. as their most immediate problem: than did his predecessor. For one a bullet was stopped by the of The proposed legislation Is it possible to arrest the economy. Here a comparison can thing, Reagan faces no organized op this condition completely ficer's badge and “flak warrants a hearing in be made with the previous ad position within Congress. The through diet? I don’t wish jacket." The officer returned Congress. Respect for the law ministration because both presidents Democrats are badly splintered, to spend my life worrying O ur Easter rose the fire and fatally-wounded and those charged with enfor came to office facing what they con confused and running scared. about him. the attacker. cing it must be strengthened sidered a crisis. For Carter, it was Carter faced not only a well- DEAR READER - It js a rose Open forum energy; for Reagan, it was inflation. organized Republican opposition but looks like you have already Young cited these alarming and protected. When respect , Reagan is much farther along in started worrying about statistics: a Democratic-controlled Congress is 3 rO S6 A lovely little extra deteriorates, so does law-and- __ / Readers' Views selling his economic plan than determined to prove that it was the him. And both of you must “About 165 law enforcement order in general. _ _ Carter was four years ago In selling equal of the executive branch. This face the fact that once a \.. person has an ulcer he is his energy plan. The reason for this Congress is more willing to get along Here's a lovely prone to recurrences for pin placed in a is simple: the two presidents' with the White House. life. We really do not know Berry's World relations, or lack of them, with Although Reagan is much better all the factors that cause miniature florist's To the editor: native, and then cannot even bring Congress. liked on the Hill than was Carter, he ulcers but we do know that box complete with The trial of Charles Metheney was about a conviction because all three Carter approached Congress as an Is not considered to be as personally most are related to acid green tissue paper. a mockery of justice. However, the witnesses are open liars and worse, adversary, an obstacle to be over competent. Many members of digestive juices formed by The petals are the stomach. problem began long before so none of them could be believed? come. From the beginning, he Congress do not think that Reagan enamelled in yellow Metheney was tried. It is an es If indeed the intricacies of our has a firm grasp of the issues. There are many things viewed senators and representatives you can do in your lifestyle the leaves in green tablished and admitted fact that all legal system allows such flagrant For all his faults. Carter had a as prisoners of the interest groups to minimize the chances of # and the stems gold three of them, Metheney, Gilliland violations of justice to remain with masterful grasp of policy questions. that opposed him. recurrences of ulcer at r toned. Petals are also and Donze, conspired against the impunity, then we had better get He was highly respected for his abili J He formulated his energy program tacks and to promote available in red. civil rights of the Harris family. It down to the business of re-writing without congressional Input. Then he ty to understand the complexities of healing of an ulcer if you matters not who actually threw the the law. attempted to ram the program down the problems that confronted him. already have one. There is $ 6 .7 5 including a gift card bomb. the throat of Congress by going over a lot of debate about diet and poem by What kind of judicial system K.W. Maxon and ulcers. In severe 576 HUUard St. its head to the American people. Virginia McElroy Anderson. allows plea bargaining as an alter cases, where bleeding is in Manchester Those tactics failed and soured the entire Carter presidency. volved, special diets are Miniature tea roses $5.50 Gov. Hugh L. Carey and his fiancee, sals In New York March 30 as the start of a definitely useful. In other Reagan, however, seems to be dff Evangeline Gouletas, hosted a birthday par revival pf "'The Bat," the Mary Roberts cases the diet is not that to a tremendous start with Congress. Serving The Greater Manchester ty In New York last weekend at the Savoy RInehart-Avery Hopwood comedy-thriller important, as long as one He consulted closely with both sides Area For 100 Veers observes common sense of the aisle before announcing his Hotel to mark the 73rd birthday of actress which opened on Broadway In 1920 and ran Quotes Founded Oct. 1,1881 Bette Davis.------Suzanne Somers’ con for 867 performances. Producer Jack rules such as not smoking, economic package. He heeded only a avoiding coffee, including Our 6Jsf Year as Trusted Jewelers small portion of the advice that he tract has not been renewed and ABC-TV’s McQuIggan canceled rehearsals when he decafeinated coffee, tea Published by the DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER “It’s true, and it irritates the “Pve been living this life for so received from influential members Manchester Publishing Co. most popular show, "Three’s Company," found the $600,000 production costs had Hartlofft • New Brita-n • Wesifaims Mall women’s libbers more than long, I couldn't change It if I wanted of Congress. But at least he involved Herald Square will be back for a full series run next season not beeril fully capitalized. If the money Is Gsnsitsr At Cspons'i Anwxan [sptM»AlMI»< Crvu9#V>uM By EARL YOST Sports Editor AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Jack the last three holes after playing the start in Augusta. Nicklaus may be only a putter away first 15 in 4-under. “This is the first really good first but not for very long Judge to delay ruling from his 20th major golf cham It’s been 17 years since a 69 was round I’ve ever had at the Masters,” pionship. good enough to take the first round he said. “For some reason, in this The 41-year-old “Golden Bear,” a lead. Arnold Palmer shared the lead tournament I always got antsy on three categories for the girls and Notes off the cuff By BARBARA RICHMOND It’s scheduled for tomorrow from stroke off the lead going into today’s with that score in 1964 and went on to that first tee. But I wasn’t nervous three for the boys and first, second Herald Reporter 7 a.m. to noon at Saulters Pond off Opening event on the golf tourna Red Sox games this season. Ned second round of the Masters, insists win his fourth, and final. Masters this time. I told myself I wasn’t MANCHESTER - This is the Lydall Street. And its open to boys and third prizes will be given in each on HUD suit dismissal ment schedule at the Manchester Martin and Ken Harrelson will the rest of his game has never been championship. going to get uptight. I talked myself and girls up to age 14. category. The top prizes will be spin time of year when the fish stories Country Club this season will be a describe the Red Sox action on better here at Augusta where he has “The changes they’ve made on the out of it.” start cropping up. And you should The 150 very lively fish were put in ning rods and reels. The second and program prompted the Justice Four Ball on Saturday...Annual video...How the Time Flies won five times before. Augusta National have made the Strange, who missed the cut in have seen the ones that got away at the water at 11 a.m. Thursday and third prizes wili be tackle boxes with MANCHESTER - A federal plaintiff’s brief read. Department to'^oin three low- Manchester Open will again be a Department: Phil Rizzuto is now in “If I had someone else putting for course much tougher and that’s the three of his four previous visits, had Sautter's Pond Thursday morning. were last seen swimming down equipment in them. judge has indicated he will not rule Dominic Squatrito, Manchester's income women in a suit charging the two-day affair, amateurs flooding Ms 2Sth year as a Yankee broad me,” said Nicklaus, “I wguld be way I like it,” said Nicklaus. “The never bettered 71 before; Hinkle In fact, 150 of them got away, in stream —very fast. The young For those who aren’t lucky enough on the town’s motion to dismiss a special counsel, has argued in his town with discrimination. The con the course on Saturday, August 29 caster. His cohorts will be Frank leading by five shots. I was simply pins were set more difficult than I’ve failed to break par while missing the cluding two golden brook trout fishermen can fish anywhere along to catch anything, and that happens housing discrimination suit brought motion for dismissal that the federal troversial program, run by the U.S. and pros playing on Monday, August Messer, Bill White and Fran Healy... too cautious. Anyone putting well seen them for an opening round here. cut in both of his previous visits; and weighing about one and one-half the bank of the pond. The fish are to plenty of fishermen, there will be against the town, until after the U.S. government has no authority to Department of Housing and Urban 31...With a break from the weather New York Mets’ action will be would have been a lot more They were hanging on the sides of Norman is a newcomer to the pounds each, nine rainbow trout, 12 stocked with trout from the Kuras a raffle and prizes awarded. Justice Department has presented overrule a municipality’s decision to Development, was rejected in a se- man on the weekend crowds of up to described by Ralph Kiner, Bob aggressive.” cliffs and we didn’t have the usual Masters. or 13 inches long and weighing about Trout Farm in Suffield. The first 3(X) children arriving at its case. withdraw or reject the propam. ^cond referendum last November. 12,000 are expected at Stafford Murphy, Steve Albert and Art But although he let a half dozen rye grass to stop them (the putts). Strange needed great wedge play a pound each, three large rainbows, Last year the two golden trout the pond will receive patches and Justice Department lawyers While Justice Department attorneys Speedway for the two-day Spring Shamsky...Jerry Coleman will “makeable” birdie putts get away They’d have to work pretty hard to to save a bundle of frontnine pars weighing one and one-haif to three were caught and some 51,500 worth “lucky fish hooks,” free of charge. Thursday asked the court to dis- The plaintiffs have justified their argue the Supreme Court “has held suit on the town's alleged violation of Sizzler which will offer more than return to the air waves with San Thursday, when he shot a 2-under- make the course any tougher.” because he kept overshooting the pounds each, 92 smaller rainbows, of prizes were given out. About 600 The Lions Club will be selling hot- re p rd the town’s motion for dis on two occasions that the denial of $50,000 in prize money to the leading Diego after managing the Padres par 70 to trail a quartet of first-round Nicklaus said the greens weren’t greens. “I was just trying to be weighing less than a pound each and children participated last year. The dogs and soda throughout the mor missal, charging defense attorneys the Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the benefit of living in an integrated equal protection guarantees of the stock car drivers. Times trials start the only problem Thursday. “The somewhat aggressive,” he said. 27 brook trout, 10 or 11 inches long. weather was perfect and a repeat of ning. wrongly deny the government’s right community is a distinct injury,” last season in the American League. leaders by a stroke, Nicklaus is a to legal action in the case. Constitution. Squatrito said earlier that none of at 1 Saturday and qualifying Sunday formidable foe when playing well in wind would be up and then the wind “The ball kept hitting by the hole and The occasion was the stocking of that is promised for this weekend. Ray Smith is president of the Lions at 1:30...One Whaler “fan” who would be down,” he said. “You jumping to the back fringe.” the pond in preparation for the an This year more than $1,000 in Club and Fred Thomas is president Manchester lawyers, representing Justice Department attorneys, in the plaintiffs were directly harmed a “major.” And don’t let his age fool the town on federal charges that it briefs filed Thursday, defended their by the town’s withdrawal from the expressed as much enthusiasm at you. He won both the U.S. Open and never knew which way it was going Norman, who said just being in the nual children’s fishing derby spon prizes will again be given away. The elect. Silver anniversary Masters for the first time “is discriminated against minorities by position. “ The courts have un program, designed to promote equal the last game as he did during the PGA Championship last summer. to blow.” sored bv the Manchester Lions Club. young fishermen are divided into Lime Rock will mark its silver an probably the biggest thrill of my withdrawing from a federal housing animously held in a variety of cases housing and racial integration. first was Chuck Kaiton. The Whaler There was no duffer among those Although Miller, using an old program, last month argued the brought under the Fair Housing Act play-by-play announcer is major niversary of sports car racing this 69 shooters. They included Johnny putter and a new grip this time had life,” was headed for sole possession plaintiffs have no iegal standing to that these statutory provisions apply The long awaited case is expected league all the way and his accounts season...Despite being an also-ran, Miller, who won at Tucson and Los tied for second here in 1971 and 1975, of the first-round lead until he mis Police arrest man in beating bring suit against the town. to municipalities’ zoning and land to go to trial next Tuesday, with U.S. of the NHL games were excellent via the Hartford Whalers’ home atten Angeles earlier this year; Curtis he never before got off to a good sed an eight-foot par putt on the final WTIC radio...Art Warrington, a dance fell off just three percent this hole. MANCHESTER - A 20-year-old third degree. The town’s 1979 withdrawal from use practices which promote or District Court Judge M. Joseph Strange, the third-leading money Union Pond. perpetuate racial segregation,” a Blumenfeld presiding. sophomore from Manchester, will be season...Thanks to the readers who winner on the 1980 tour; Lon Hinkle, man was arrested Thursday after According to Police, Johnson said the federal (Community Act grant Poiice said they arrived at the with the Trinity College lightweight remembered tMs writer's anniver who was second at Tucson and police responded to a call and found the girl had threatened suicide, and area, followed screams and varsity crew Saturday in a home sary date with The Herald. It doesn’t Phoenix; and Australian Greg Nor Curtis Strange the man beating his 16-year-old he was attempting to dissuade her observed Johnson beating the girl, meet on the Connecticut River seem like 37 years that I took over man, the reigning World Match Play girlfriend, bound hand and foot, with from carrying out her intentions. Sharew MawlrrH l«*ad who was half-dressed. against Massachusetts and Dart this chair...Yes, I did miss covering champion. a taped-up section of a lawnmower Police said they received a call at Tribe girls Officer Michael Ludlow, one of the mouth. Racing starts at 10:30 off the major league baseball teams in blade. The Masters field was bunched at about 8 a.m. from two girls on their responding officers, said Friday he River Road in East Hartford which the Grapefruit League in Oswald Johnson, of 83 Deerfield the end of the first day’s play. Six way to school. The girls said that entered the area through tne may be reached on the Willow Street Florida...Former UConn baseball Drive, was charged with first-degree they saw Johnson pulling the girl others were tied with Nicklaus, in cemetery, jumped over a fence and exit on Route 2. coach, Larry Panciera, will be cluding Japan’s Isao Aoki, Jim unlawful restraint and assault in the into the woods on the north side of Massasoit yelled to Johnson. He said Johnson honored April 25 at the Storrs cam Simons, Hubert Green, David turned, lield up the blade in a reflex pus.. .Christine Cheney, of Graham, John Cook and amateur in easy win 25-year man like move, but dropped the blade Manchester, a freshman'at 6>iby Jim Holtgrieve. downs MCC Larceny charges lodged when the officer drew his revolver. Ernie Johnson, a former team College, helped set two indoor track Keith Fergus also shot a 70, but Scoring 16 times in a lengthy third walked and swiped second. Johnson was then apprehended, mate of the writer when pro basket and field records last season in the was penalized six strokes for lifting inning, Manchester High trounced Georgeanne Ebersold’s bunt single police said. With Donna Benson smashing two MANCHESTER - Police Johnson, 22, of 892 Garden St., and ball was big in Manchester, is star 2(X) meter relay and 400 meter a ball and failing to replace it on the Hall High, 19-4, in CCIL girls’ soft- plated Daley with Cooney taking ..homers, including a grandslam, and Wednesday arrested Karl A. Stark, charged him with two counts of Ludlow said the girl had to be cut ting his 21st season as Voice of the relay... Little League baseball eighth and 17th holes b^ause he was ball action yesterday at Fitzgerald third. driving in seven runs, Massasoit 22, of 401 Summer St., and charged larceny in the second degree for Atlanta Braves radio stations and 18 program in Manchester will again unaware that under local rules, Field. Wright followed with a two-run free. According to police, Johnson Community College thrashed him with larceny in the first degree theft of a vehicle used in another said the giri had threatened suicide television stations will carry the feature major and farm leagues this gallery crosswalks are not con The Silk Towners, defending double and she scored on a three- Manchester Community College, 19- and burglary in the third degree in crime. the night before. She threatened it Braves games. All are controlled by season ...Sam Maltempo, the No. 1 sidered ground under repair. league champs, have now taken two bagger by Marcy MacDonald. The 7, in women's softball action yestyr- connection with an incident in which Johnson was released on $1,000 Ted Turner, owner of the Braves, boxing referee in Connecticut, will Another group of six just one more outings in ‘81 by duplicate scores. latter scored on an error. Two walks again in the morning, Johnson told day in Brockton, Mass. 5000 pounds of titanium, valued at bond and ordered to appear in and the listening and viewing area is be one of the honored guests at this stroke back had Tom Watson, still Junior Karen Wright allowed only and a Marge Botteron single police, and said he was beating her Massasoit. 3-2, pounded losing $45,000, was stolen. Manchester court April 27. one of the biggest in a major league year’s Connecticut ^ x in g Guild winless this year, 1980 Masters two hits, walked eight and fanned produced two more runs. Diane to convince her not to go through Cougar hurler Laurie Gagnon for 16 Stark was released on $1,000 sure Police also a rrest^ Trade Ogden, with her threat. baseball...Jon Miller will agabi be dinner. The Manchester resident has runner-up Gibby Gilbert, Ben four, in picking up the win. - Ferguson walked, Cooney reached tn ty and ordered to appear in 18, for obtaining controlled drugs by Ken Coleman’s man Friday in the long been associated with boxing as Crenshaw, Jerry Pate, Don Pooley a fielder’s choice and Ebersold hits and scored in every inning in Police said the beating may have A proposal to build a playscape resembling The Indians scored once in the se cluding an eight-run fifth-inning. Manchester Superior court April 20. fraud and deceit, and two counts of arisen from a dispute between the PTA. They plan to launch a drive to get con radio broadcast booth for Boston a boxer, referee and judge. and Peter Jacobsen. Pooley bogeyed lashed a two-run double. cond inning. Wright singled, stole Gagnon fell to 2-2 with the loss. More arrests are expected in con obtaining controlled drugs using a two. this one at Maple Street School In Vernon tributions of funds and materiais for the un third, advanced on a passed ball and Wright singled in another run. A nection with the titanium theft, false name and address. Ms. Ogden has been accepted by the Martin School ique play facility. single and walk jammed the bases Kim Hannon drove in two runs Johnson is being held on $10,000 scored on Marcy MacDonald’s with a single and double and Doreen police said. was released on $1,000 bond. bond. sacrifice fly. with Nancy Curtin drawing a free Police arrested yesterday John E. Ellington capitalize^ pass for another tally. A Botteron Downham had a triple and made two Karen Daley opened the third stan outstanding grabs in centerfield for Ellinglon (14) — Kraus cf, 4-2-2- za with a triple. Kathy Cooney double drove home two more runs PTA votes 0, Twchig ss, 5-2-2-0, Lanz p, 6-2-1-0, befo Daley singled in the final two the 3-7 Cougars. Paula Lenti added on Cheney miscues Plickys c, 4-2-2-4, Makowicz lb, 3-0-0- runs of the long frame. two safeties for MCC. piayscape 1, White 2b, 22-1-0, Coleman 2b, 1-(W)- Carol Mumford accounted for the The Cougars' next outing is Mon 0, Webber If, 2-3-1-2, Ludwig 3b, 5-1- final two Tribe runs with infield out- day afternoon against Trinity at Nike Field at 3.30., Obituaries Seven infield errors were too much with seven infield errors. Brian 2-4, Orlowski rf, 3-0-1-0, Martin ph, 1- s. MANCHESTER - FOR BILL of a handicap as Cheney Tech fell to Eaton received little defensive sup 0-0-0. Totals: 37-14-12-11 Botteron was 3-for-3 with four RBI Tuesday night, the Martin Ellington High, 14-6, in non port.” Cheney Tech (6) — B, Eaton p/ss, to pace the Indians’ 15-hit attack. Jayvees triumph School PTA voted to sup conference baseball action yester FmrMBVTSAND Eaton, 0-2, went three innings. He 4-1-1-0, T. Eaton 2b/p, 2-1-0-0, Nowak Ebersold was 3-for-4 with a double port a proposal to build a day at the Beavers’ field. Manchester High girls' jayvee Manchester, Mrs. Cecilia Henderson gave up five hits and was charged If, 2-0-0-0, McKay lb, l-l-O-l, and three RBI, Wright 3-for-5 with a Mrs. Ida Weiner West Hartford; 25 grandchildren and playscape similar to the The Techmen, 1-3 overall, return softball team whipped Hall High. 14- of Manchester, Mrs. Barbara Bolduc with six runs. Todd Lanz, 1-0, went Mikoleit cf, 1-2-0-0, Mcelheron c, 3-1- double and three RBI, Daley and MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ida four great-grandchildren. one built at the Maple to the diamond today in a home en 5, yesterday at Charter Oak Park. of Vernon, Mrs. Anita Voisine of ARRANGEMBITS the distance to pick up the win for 0-1, Switzer rf, 3-0-2-3, Barone 3b, 3- Marcy MacDonald each singled and Weiner, 86, mother of Mrs. Robert Funeral services will be Monday Street School in Vernon. counter against Rocky Hill High at Beth White, Lisa Christensen and Arizona, and Mrs. Marie Rodcheleau the Purple Knights. 0-0-1, Beley ss, O-O-O-O, Dundon p, O-O- tripled and drove in two runs. (Gloria) Weiss of Manchester, died at 10 a.m. at the John F. Tierney They hope the project will 3:15. Sheila Williams hit well for the of Swampscott, Mass.; 22 0- O, Foreman 2b, 3-0-1-0, Belanger p, M anchester's next outing is Thursday in Boston, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., be complete by next WEREOPBI Ellington opened the scoring in the Ellington banged out a dozen hits. Tuesday afternoon at East Hartford young Indians. 2-0 Williams fanned grandchildren and 19 great 1- O-O-O, Boisvert c, 0-00-0. Totals: 23- Besides her daughter in Manchester. Burial will be in spring. third inning with six runs, only one Switzer was 2-for-3 with three RBI to nine in a route-going performance grandchildren. 6-4-7. High at 3:30. Manchester she leaves another Melrose Cemetery. Friends may call earned. Two errors were pace Cheney. “Switzer hit the ball Funeral services will be held EXTRA HOURS Ellington 006 322 1 14 daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Smilg of at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to Dr. Isidor Wolf, principal sandwiched between four Knight real well for us, driving home three Newton, Mass, and four Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the John F. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of Martin School, said safeties to produce the unearned Cheney 003 300 0 6 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W, runs. He was a bright spot,” noted MCC drops slugfest grandchildren. Wednesday the school PTA TO SERVE YOU markers. Rob Ludwig’s two-run Busick. Center St. with a mass of Christian Funeral services will be Sunday at Collette E. LItsermeyer is launching a campaign to Northeast Utilities’business offices will be open extra hours homer capped the inning. Dropping a slugfest, Manchester Steve Roath leadoff homer. burial at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. from' April 11 through May 16 to serve customers who have Cheney bounced back with three 11 a.m. at the Levine Funeral Home, SOLTH WINDSOR - Collette get contributions of funds Community College bowed, 9-6, to Each side had 10 hits. Roath. Burial will be in East Cemetery. fallen behind on their gas and electric bills during the past runs in the home third. Jim McKay, Brookline, Mass. Memorial con Evelyn (Bonneau) Litsermeyer, 59, and materials to build the defending New England champ Willie Gonzalez, Steve Testoni and There are no calling hours. winter. Rick Mikoleit and Dan McElheron tributions may be made to Hadassah of 27 Ann St., died Thursday at St. playscape. Massasoit Community College Blake had two apiece for the walked and Mike Switzer ripped a Medical Organization for the Erwin A. Hyson Sr. Francis Hospital and Medical Laneri no-hits yesterday in Brockton, I^ss. Cougars. SPECIAL HOURS two-run single to right. McElheron Hebrew Rehabilitation Center for MANCHESTER - Erwin A. Center. She was the wife of Joseph There were four homers, three by MCC has a doubleheader Saturday scored on a fielder’s choice. the Aging, Boston, Mass. Hyson Sr., 71, of 413 Woodland St., J.G. Litsermeyer. April 11-May 16 the losing Cougars, who fell to 5-3-1 at Dean Junior College before retur The KnighU came back with three died Wednesday in St. Petersburg, Funeral services will be Monday Weekdays— 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the loss. ning home Sunday for a twinbill runs in the top of the fourth. Mike Clayton A. Thompson Fla. He was the husband of Sarah at 9:15 a.m. from Leete-Stevens En Saturdays— 8 a.m. to Noon MCC jumped to a 2-0 lead in the se ag ain st Norwalk Community Plickys led off with a long homer cond on an RBI single by Dave Blake College. Both doubleheaders are MANCHESTER - Clayton A. (McIntyre) Hyson. field Chapels, 61 South Road with a The legal shutoff moratorium ends as of April 15, and wo Hartford High vmsmm against reliever Tom Eaton and slated for noon starts. Thompson, 81, of 151 Maple St., died He was bom in South Windsor Oct. liturgy of Christian burial at 10 a.m. want to do everything we can to avoid disconnecting any and squeeze bunt by Bruce Mackay. NOVEM TO ST. ME Ludwig capped the frame with a Massasoit answered with an un Thursday morning at Manchester 12, 1908 and had been a resident of at St. Catherine Church, Broad one’s service. If you are a CL&P or HELCO customer and two-run double. BeMnd the no-Mt pitching of senior marker in the third and six tallies in ManHanoit (9) — Fincchio, If/cf, Manchester for a number of years. Brook. Burial will be at the con earned run in the bottom of the in Memorial Hospital. He was the hus • he «. lA ai^, h are behind on your gas or electric bill, please contact us. The Techmen put three markers Mimi Laneri, East Catholic girls’ the fourth. Teri Grimaldi, Skehan, 4-1-0-0, McHugh 2b, 5-1-2-4, Mills lb, Before his retirement in 1979 he was ' M l M k M a MB I k a a It ning before Bob DeSaulniers led off band of the late Louise Thompson. venience of the family. Friends may We’ll work with you to develop a payment plan to help you on the scoreboard in the fourth, too. softball team whipped Hartford Boutilier and Cully each hit safely in 2- 0-1-0, Ronegan rf, O-O-O-O, Hatfield employed in the maintenance call at the funeral chapel Sunday kMi CkK k W IMmiMr It O * k. the MCC with a four-bagger over the He was born in Lynn, Mass, on nki |iB BMW B k aa i k IM k M i ge t ca u gh t up. An error and two walks loaded the Public, 12-2, yesterday in non the latter frame. dh, 3-0-0-0, Foley 3b, 3-2-1-0, Roberts Feb. 17,1900 and had been a resident department of M. Swift & Sons Inc. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ti |H Hb b b b b ii t a t i k iliil a conference action at Robertson leftfield fence. Don’t put it off. Call or come in today. Your customer service bases. McKay lofted a sacrifice fly. Blast added three more markers in 3b, l-O-O-O, Berksza rf, 4-1-2-1, Mat- of Manchester for 39 years. He had of Hartford. Mat a t iBkk N k WiB MIM kM Park. the fifth. Sketon doubled, Boutilier Massasoit took the lead for the tau cf, 3-2-1-0, Konop lb, 10-1-0, bM fMl |HB k aai k a iBklMiii telephone number is listed under Northeast Utilities in the to right for one run, a McElheron first time in the fourth when Dan been employed as a supervisor at Besides his wife, he leaves five hk a k a pnaM M B|Hl mMm k Laneri walked seven and stnickout singled, pinch-hitter Samantha Slugging outfielder Ray Gliha of Metzger ss. 4-1-2-2, Morrissey c, 2-1- In Memori&m w hite p a g e s o f yo u r p h o n e directory. fielder’s choice produced the second Pratt & Whitney Aircraft for 25 sons, Henry Hyson of Gloucester Ci nailpaakaliiaiaikM iM nine, including the side in the third, Moske walked and a trio of fielder’s Manchester entered the record book McHugh lofted a two-out, grandslam 0-0, Simmons p, O-O-O-O, Guerara p, 0- In loving memory of Mary E. MMMktikntii tally and a Switzer single to center homer off starting and losing Cougar years, retiring in 1968. ty, N.J., Thomas J. Hyson of West Northeast Utilities wants to bring you service...not take it capped the inning. as the Eaglettes lifted their mark to choices produced the markers. at Eastern Connecticut State College 0-0-0. Totals: 329-10-7. Haven, Erwin A. Hyson Jr., William Johnston, who passed away April 10, hurler Cliff Pinney, 0-2. He leaves five sons, Clayton 1968. IM km Nb raan, lini H Mu aw ay. Ellington added two runs in each 2-1 for the season. Skehan was 3-for-5 with a pair of this week when his big bat was MC.t; (6) — C Gonzalez dh. 2-0-0-0, A. Hyson and Allen Hyson, all of MCC sliced the lead to 5-4 in the Thompson Jr. of East Hartford, M M a'M M ki an MtnkNi K the fifth and sixth innings and aMed Blast scored twice in the opening stolen bases, Boutilier 2-for-4, Cully smoking. Monsees dh. l-O-O-O, DeSaulniers ss, You are not forgotten loved one. M i t a ki ■ ki <*• k a * a t k i fifth when Willie Gonzalez rocketed Richard Thompson of Nashville, Manchester; three daughters, Mrs. a single tally in the seventh. inning. Kathy Skehan reached on an 2-for-4 with three RBI and Michelle Gliha was a perfect six-for-six at 3- 1-1-1, Roath cf. 3-1-2-1, Craig c. 2-0- Nor will you ever be. kHB nk h bb la MM k a kka k a homer to center but Massasoit. 3-1, Tenn., Joseph Hunt of Danbury, Diana R. Hobbs of St. Petersburg, HLItMMaawkfakiiklBla error, Denise Boutilier singled and Freiheit l-for-3 with two RBI. the plate Tue^ay for Blastem in 0-0. W Gonzalez 3b, 4-2-2-1, Testoni As long as life and memory last. "The errors in the third inning clinched the victory in the bottom of Richard Hunt of California, and Sarah M. Calkins of St. Petersburg, opened the door for Ellington and it both advanced on Michelle Leavitt’s E ast’s next outing is Monday routing Central Connecticut, 26-7. If, 3-1-2-1, Marchuk rf, 3-1-0-0, Blake We will remember thee.. I MWMMTUIvmil the inning with a four-run burst. Two Charles St. Pierre of Vernon; six and Mrs. Frances K. Brown of took every advantage to score five sacrifice. A Lynne Cully single afternoon against Mercy High of His output consisted of a home 2b, 4-0-2-1, Mckay lb. 2-0-1-1. Pinney of the markers were unearned. daughters, Mrs. Emma Tribuilo of Coventry; two sisters, Mrs. Julia Dearly loved- unearned nins,” -stated Tech Coach scored one run and Cindy Granato’s Middletown at Robertson Park at 3 run, double and four singles for 10 p, O-O-O-O, Klibanoff p, O-O-O-O. Totals: Farmington, Mrs. Ruth Goetchlus of Parker and Mrs. Delcina Jones of Husband, Son and Wife Rich Buslck, “It’s not easy to win loft to deep short plated Boutilier. o’clock. total bases. The six hits were a one- The Cougars fought back in the 2'7-6-l0-6. The Eaglettes added a single game ECSC record. seventh with two runs, one on a MCC 021 010 2 6 Massasoit 010 440 x ! Toposlti6n~Two-and-a-Halfthat will 14 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1961 Winfield ready for new career T H E H E R A L D . F ri.. A p ril 10, 1981 - 1.5 NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave In his first game with the defen stead of thinking ‘you have to do it friend then dh>ve off with the car. As Winfield weaved his way it died down after a week or so. Winfield strutted into the New ding American League East alone”', said Winfield. "You look He was cheered by about 75 fans through the corridor that leads to Here, I’m sure it will be York Yankees’ locker room champions, Winfield stroked a down the line and see a lot of assembled at the entrance gate the clubhouse, he suddenly different.” Thursday wearing a brown cow pair of singles in three ab-bats, players who can all do the job.” and signed a few autographs. stopped and asked, "How many Although Winfield denied being boy hat. blue jeans with his in drew two walks, scored a run and ^ ttin g third in a lineup which He then became a bit unsure of guys are in there? Am I the first nervous, he did admit to a few itials on the back pocket, cowboy broke up a double play by taking was without Reggie Jackson, who himself. one?’’ pre-game butterflies, something Scoreboard boots and a sports jacket. out the second baseman as the is on the 15-day disabled list, Win "I hope I’m going the right When informed that about half he noted happens to just about "Howdy, I'm ready for a new Yankees posted a 10-3 victory field did not even swing the bat in way,” he said smiling as he the team was suiting up, Winfield every major league player oiu life, a new career and a new bank over the Texas Rangers before a drawing a two-out walk. entered the runway which leads to smiled again. Opening Day. book. Where’s the valuables record Opening Day crowd of 55,- His next time up, he filed out to NY Rangers Toronto 001-1 " ^ t San Diego, I always arrived “ Nothing frightens me,” he Los Angeles 9:19 Curtis, Lomba, J. Tvtmk box?” 123. center field with a man on second MONTRKAL PITTSBURGH NY Islanders 032-5 Sotlc exactly on time and left right said as he began to dress for bat nb r h bi ab r h bi First period-1. New York. Hot FirstIperlod-Nonc. PnuUlej-Melrose M aCalOUe, D . GenoVCSl 8 hUs iM w t li9 9 1041 4.80 l.NvrkhfaMs lOseskias Raines If 4 2 10 Moreno pf 4 110 (unassisted).. 0:27. - 2. . Los An .Mcles, L. Tor.OlAv. oaiiimiM, lui.x.wi. 6 k » Csnq 746 6.10 Sports With thoses words, uttered "It was exciting today,” said before getting his first hit — a 9 :33 Denz, Tomkiel, 1 FaBlt4ara 4. Jst^Bofc after the game,” said Winfield. ting practice. “Like I said before, Scott 2b 3 10 0 Foil ss 4 0 00 Murphy 1 (Hardy. Taylor), 8:S 3. Los Tor.lI:51: Gillies,NYI,11:51; Lorimer, 3 iM cirn bss 400 purely in jest but stinging with Winfield, who filed out to center 4 0 0 0 Angeles. Dionne I (Hardy, Taylor).8:46. NYM4:3B: Howatt, NYI. 17:05. iArtsa»4tsi 6. Uwbwti leadoff single to right field off Wallch pb 1 000 Parker rf Tracy, Whalen M i l 98 $5440 “It’s a different feeling now. I’m this is something I chose to do, Fryman p 0000 Thmpsnib 2 100 Penalties-Chartraw. LA. 2:44; Wallin. Second pcrlod-1, NY Islanders, Bossy 7.M rm »-laiin L OUrrsts l-tsadi reality, the 29-year-old mul field in his second at-bat. “I Rangers’ starter Jon Matlack in fcrfecti 84 $249.60 ‘Like I was playing for a winner instead of a play baseball.” Dawson cf 3 13 1 BHbnsnlb 1 000 NY.6:2B;Duguay.NY.7;SI;Beck,NY. 3 (unassisted). 7:30. 2, NY Islanders. 9:40 Boggini, Ogden, Sibt Mb4dw6i Slate timillionaire embarked on his 422 1 major.7:f>l;Terrion.LA,7:Sl; Vadnais. TrottlerS (Pereson. Bossy).B:18 3. NY TrifecU 14-3 $77L20 wanted to look good and I got a the fifth inning. He singled to loser.” Gene Michael, the Yankees’ Baseball Valentin rf 50 10 Easier If Evangelista, Dutelle journey with the Yankees. couple of walks and a couple of right-center in the seventh off part of team’ Carter r 5 02 1 MadlckSb 4 122 NY.8:48: Taylor. LAB:4B; Kotaopoulos. Islanders, TrotUcr 4 (Bossy, Persson), Attaidaicr 3129 ha«e: 2714)7 Um ik Winfield has accumulated some rookie manager who admtted to Parrish 3b 5 110 BeiraZb 3022 NY. 10:51; Hospodar. NY. 14:27; St. 19:16. Penalties-Turnbull, Tor. 3;18; 9:47 Evelhoch, Marshall, l.fa B ts -lM li 2. h a lama I'VIflav hit?. We played these guys a lot in reliever Steve Comer and scored Cromrtib 4 12 0 Stargell ph 1 000 Laurent. U , 14:7; Nilsson. NY, 14;S0; Valve,Tor. 13:35; Langevin,Tor. 13:S; impressive statistics considering being nervous for the opener, Speier xs 5 0 11 Nicosia c 3 00 0 Bonar, LA. 14:50; Hedberg. NY. I5;(ri: Salming. Tor. 17:57. Lowery, Stephens L IM M bvts 4.Artaw-lada n \ S K \ \ \ \ A , Winfield, who toiled for eight Florida and I tried to discipline on a single by Lou Piniella. Rogers p 2 010 Lacy ph 1 0 0 0 Hospodar. NY. major-minor.miscomluci Third period—4, Toronto, Boudreau 1 9:54 D. Smith, Giguere, Jai Alai Entries 5. Danqf-Cortjreni i 6sno-AniUM he was most of the Padres’ hopes Winfield can overcome his Montni ph T.lsscjraa^SH 8.)m -laM i Uorkv IliM at filifiirv seasons with the woebegone San myself not to go after bad pitches. ” I ’m su re ev ery b o d y is 10 10 BiMy p 20 10 doublegamemisconduct.20:00: Nethcry, (Sedlbeuer, Robert), 6:06. 5. NY FRIDAY EVENING offense the past few seasons. The lackluster spring, where he went AMKRirANI.KAGUB Bahnsen p 0000 Milner ph 1 0 00 NY. major, 20:00; Beck. NY. major. Islanders, McEwenl (Carroll,Merrick). Nordeen, Cerina Sibt Amici lia ra s n i Diego Padres, was the prime at But I think it will get more watching to see what I do and White ph 10 11 Romo p 000 0 misconduct, game misconduct, 20:00 ; 9:27.6, NY Islanders.Trotticr5(Bossy). Fkit four-time All-Star, now playing 18-for-85 for a .212 average. Hv I'nitod I’reiLs Inti'rnatioruil 10:01 Kaye, Staum, Shaw B olton ut THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1981 17 16 - THE HERALD, Frl., April 10, 1981 S c h o o l U o b l o Scoreboard Vol. XXXXVIll, No. 28 HSW Editors benefit MHS Apr 12 —San Anlonioal Houston,4:(B BLOSSOMS- Gemma p.m. x-Apr. 14 — Houston at San Antonio, welcomes Biske 452, Sherry Scorso 8;® p.m. via press experience 461, Ruth Ann Glass 184- x-Apr. L*i — San Anlwiio at Houston, Soccer TBA 485, Debbie Whitsell 170- x-Apr. 17 — Houston at San Antoak), 474, Bobbi Wood 171, Barb TBA We were privileged to attend the transmitted the feeling that he truly visitors Kansas City vs. Phoenix Sullivan 190-488. (Series tied, 1-1) Youth Forum, sponsored by The cares for his students and the youth Apr. 7 — Phoenix KB, Kansas City 80 Visiting Manchester for three Hartford Courant on April 1. This an of America. LaFountain believes NOIttH AMERICAN SOCCER... Apr. 8 - Kansas City 88, Phoenix, B weeks are ten German students By United P r ^ Inlenutlonat Apr. 10— Phoenix at Kansai City, 8:X nually sponsored event was designed that his ethnic background (Puerto Eastern p.m. from the area around Colonge, Ger By United P resj International HOME ENGINEERS - W LG F GA BPPU. Apr. 12 — Phoenix at Kansai City, 3:39 in the form of a press conference. Rican) is a detinlte asset in his Masters New York 1 1 4 2 4 10 p.m. High school students from around many. They will be living with At Augusta. Ga.. April 9 Diane Cote 176, Eileen Washington I I 4 4 4 10 x-Apr. 1.1 — Kansas City at Phoenix. career, for he can easily relate to the (Par 721 the state gathered to test their ¥ Manchester High School students Henson 207, B arb ara Toronto 0 2 3 fl 3 3 9:X p.m. diverse student body which is heavi Grea Norman Montceal 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-Apr. 17 — Phoenix at Kansas City, questioning skills on Hernan LaFon- and attending their scheduled Lon Hinkle Higley 508, Shirley Southern 8:® p.m. ly composed of Blacks, Puerto Johnny Miller classes. This is the beginning of Eldridge 450, Midge Jacksonville 2 1 4 3 3 13 x-Apr. 19 — Kansas City at Phoenix, t^ne. Justice John A. Speziale, and Ricans, and other Hispanic students. Curtis Strange Ft. Lauderdale 2 0 4 2 2 1! exchanges that are to continue in John Cook S7«~T 0 Bergeron 469, Marie St. 3:Xi p.m. Owen Canfield. The large group of He explained that he is a represen Tampa Bay I I 4 5 3 9 x-if necessary future years. David Graham 3 5 ^ 7 0 Onge 188-520, Phyllis Atlanta 0 2 3 5 3 3 young journalists were divided into tation of a "rags to riches” story, in Jack Nicklaus 37-3J-70 Central During their slay the students will / Hubert Green 3&<34-7D Heritage 186463, Janet NHL PUYOFFS three groups in order to allow ample l/i Tulsa 2 0 4 I 3 15 that he worked his way up from a be visiting New York City and A-James Holtgrieve 3M4-70 Dallas 0 1 1 2 1 I Preliminary round time for each student to air his very poor family in Harlem to his Isao Aoki 3M t-7D Dakin 177-467, Lynn Davis Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Best of Five) Boston. Each host is also asked to Jim Simons afr^TD (All Times E ^ ) questions. 189-505. Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 present success as the Hartford show his guest the area and to in Don Poolcy 3M8-71 Western NY Islanders vs. Toronto Justice Speziale began by giving a school system’s superintendent. Tom Watson »-3^-71 San Diego 2 1 4 3 2 10 I NY Islanders lead series, 2-0) brief introduction to the Connecticut Say hello to these German students who will Pictured above are several of our visitors clude them in his everyday ac Gibby Gilbert 35- 36--71 TRI-TOWN - Charlie California I I 1 2 1 7 Apr. 8 - NY Islanders 9. Toronto2 The last and most entertaining of Peter Jacobsen as-3fr-71 Los Angeles I I 1 3 1 7 Apr 9— NY Islandersfi.Toronto! court system. After the short lecture be staying in Manchester for three weeks, with their hosts. (Photo by Woodhouse) tivities. Ben Crenshaw 3Mr^-71 Church 234-214-203-651, San Jose 0 2 0 4 0 0 Apr 11 — NY Islanders at Toronto. the three speakers, was Owen Can- Jerry Pale 3T.-3»-71 on judicial processes, Justice The three weeks that the students Dick Kingsley 545, Gino Northwest 8:ff. p m. field, a sports columnist for the Dave Stockton M-3B-72 Seattle 2 0 5 I 4 14 x-Apr 12 - NY Islanders at Toronto. Speziale opened the floor to arc in Manchester is their F.asler J C Snead 3 5 ^ 7 2 Calderone 522, Bill Portland I I 3 2 3 9 8 ff p m Courant. Perhaps because the atten Wavne Uvi 37-31^-72 questions. The enthusiastic and well- vacation in Germany The students Meacham 221, Bob Arendt Vancouver 1 1 2 2 2 8 x-Apr. 14 ••• Toronto at NY Islanders, ding students were interested and Rob Gilder X-J7-72 Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Of p m versed students posed challenging come from three different levels ol Mike Sullivan 3M6-72 513, Irv Foster 216538, Bob Calgary 0 1 0 1 0 0 St Louis vs. Pittsburgh active in journalism, they were most AFSers experience AAHS school and also from grades nine John MahaUey 36- 3fr-72 (Teams gel six points for winning in iSeries tied. 1-11 questions to the justice; however, interested in Mr. Canfield. Kd Fiori X-37-72 Erickson 234-531, Norm regulation time or overtime but only four Apr 8 - SI. Louis 4. Pittsburgh 2 many were deni^ a response or through twelve. Most of the German Bruce Lietzke 37- Xr~72 Soren 203, Art Geer 523, points for winning a game uecid^ by Apr 9 — Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 4 The AFS Club of MHS is again par party at the home of Debby Coombs. everyone together to better acquaint students have studied English for Lannv Wadkins X-3(7-72 shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Apr 11- St Louis at Pittsburgh.8:ffi were evaded. Perhaps this was due Questions asked of the columnist A Jay Sigel X-37-72 Hal Orfitelli 507, Ray This was a good chance for all each goal scored up to a maximum of p m to Speziale’s important and influen ranged from sports television ticipating in their annual spring themselves with each other several years, as have many of the Send Hfx h Bessette 516, Bill Calhoun three per team per game excluding Apr 12- S t, Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:3Fi short term exchange trip. This year students and hosts to meet as a On Saturday all hosts and their MHS students studied German. Jim Colbert 37-38-73 overtimes and shoutouts. i pm tial position in the Hartford Superior coverage to the controversy over the Jack Renner 37-38-73 514, Joe Catalnia 537, Vic Thursday's Results x-Apr 14 - Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Court. Many questions pertained to the exchange is being held with group and get to know each other guests will meet at MHS to depart We all hope that these German Hale Irwin 37- 36"73 (No Games Scheiduled i 9:ff p m televising of the NCAA ^sketball 3T-38-73 Costanzo 202-50, Henry Jar students from Linton High School in better. students will find their stay pleasant Sandv Lvie Friday's Game Montreal vs. Edmonton cases now being heard or expected to game on the eve of the Reagan lor a trip to the New England Pat McGowan 3B-3S~73 vis 226567, Rich Russell California at Daila.s 9 n m. f Edmonton leads series. 2-0) Schenectady, N.Y. This probably Again on Friday, the Schenectady Aquarium and Quincy Market in and will look back with fond Gary Player 38J7-73 Apr 8 - EdmontonS, MontrealS be heard in the near future. This was assassination attempt. 3M 7-73 500, Ray Berlin 500, Andy students went to school with their Bobov Wadkins Thursday 8 Sports Transactions Apr 9— EdmontonS, Montreal I an unfortunate problem, but possibly It is clear from Canfield’s work answers your question as to why Boston. The group will be able to see memories of Manchester Doug Wilson (24) of Chicago gets firm hold Hawk net during last night's NHL playoff Charfes Coody 3M 8-74 By United Press International Apr II - Montreal at Edmonton. 8:® hosts. From fifth to seventh period, 38- 38-74 Michaud 505, Bill Reichert the students learned a good lesson. It there have been strange faces in the a water show at the Aquarium and —Martha Marteney and Kathe Bruce Devlin Soccer p.m that he is interested in the athlete as small group discussions were held of Calgary's Willie Plett (25) as Flames’ game in Calgary. (UPl photo) Joe Inman 3M8-74 507. New York (NASLi — Sweeper Carlos x-Apr 12 — Montreal at Edmonton. is generally known that reporters an individual. Canfield commented halls of MHS the past few days. do some shopping at Quincy Market. Haslett George Archer 38«-74 Alberto announced he was ending his 9;® p.m. The students from Schenectady under the direction of the Rainbow Tomorrow evening another party is Kent Nilsson chases puck behind Black Tom kite 37-37-74 relationship with the team. face this problem every day. x-Apr. 14 — Edmonton at Montreal. that he loved sports because "they Club and AFS Club for the students Gil Morgan 38«-74 PINNETTES - Anita Football 8:ffi p.m. The next speaker was Hernan deal with people,” and that he enjoys arrived Wednesday evening in Hart planned at the home of Melissa Mark Pfeil SB«-74 Shorts 183, Carolyn Steele New Orleans — Acquired running Los Angeles vs. NY Rangers ford. They were picked up by their from Schenectady and also the Donaghue's for all AFS Club Jay Haas 37-38-75 backs Jerry Copeny off waivers from the iSeries tied. 1-1) LaFontaine, the Superintendent of his job. Canfield feels that academic Guidance Howard Twilly 37- 38-75 176, Cindy Miffett 191, Tina Atlanta Falcons and signed Rickie Apr 8 - NY Rangers 3, Los Angeles 1 host families and brought to the visiting German students. The ten members. ^ b y Waizel 38^75 Hartford Public Schools. LaFon excellence is very important and Williams as a free agent Apr 9— Los AngelesS, NYRangers4 places that would be their home for German students are staying in Andy Bean 38- 38-75 Ahrens 196216552, Sandy C'ollege Apr 11 — Los Angeles at NY Rangers, taine, who was born and raised in that a student’s education. should Finhlly, on Sunday a brunch is Gay Brewer 38-37-75 Zimmerman 199-516, Northern Arizona — Named Bill Bryant 9:ff. p.m. East Harlem, New York, spoke five days. That evening was left for Manchester for three weeks under a scheduled at the home of Martha A*Kobert Tway 4838-75 defensive lino coach and Troy Hudson Apr. 12 — Los Angeles at NY Rangers, never be. slighted in the process of Arnold Palmer 37- 38-75 Evelyn Gallent 186186500, 7:S p.m. the students to unpack and to separate program. These dis Marteney, The student guests will notes part-time basketball assistant openly with the students on such making him into an athlete. NHL format creates Rav Floyd 38- 37-75 Hobart - Named Tony Alvaro head x-Apr. 14 — NY Rangers at Los acquaint themselves with their host cussions helped everyone learn then leave for home in the afternoon. Karen Bottone 175-496, Lois issues as the possibility of bi-lingual Calvin Pee*e 4838-75 baskclbali coach Angeles. 10:3f< p.m. The evening ended on a festive about each others schools and es The MHS Guidance Department Mike Reid 3838-79 Brown 462, Marian Buffalo vs. Vancouver education, the humanistic controver note with a scrumptious four-course families. This will end a busy five days of fun Keith Fergus 3837- 79 Copeland 475, Mary Hewitt (Buffalo leads series2-0) sy and integration. One student Thursday and Friday provided pecially the school organizations in for the nine Schenectady students invites you and your son or daughter Art Wail 3H8-79 NBA Playoffs Apr 8—Buffalo3, Vancouver2 (ot) dinner. The forum was entertaining Manchester. Germany and Schenec to a special seminar on I’lanning lor Mark Hayec 3830-79 456, Sandy Adams 460, By United Press International Apr 9—BuffaIo5. Vancouver2 made an interesting comment per and enlightening, and in our view, a days where the exchange students and their host families. A-Richard VonTacky 3738-79 All Times EST Apr 11 — Buffalo at Vancouver. 8:® could go to school with their host tady. In May, members of our AFS club Post High School Education, to be Mike Morley 3838- 79 Maryann Garbeck 457. Conference Semifinals p.m. taining to integration. He felt that total success. We’d like once again Craig Stadler 38-37-79 Tonight an international dinner is held Tuesday. April 14 Coffee, tea Eastern Conference x-Apr. 12 — Buffalo at Vancouver, without integration he would have to express our gratitude to The Hart brother or sister and find out what go to Schenectady to be guests of creates excitement Dan Haildorson 4138-79 Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia 10:® p.m. planned for 6:30 p.m. at Concordia and dessert (prepared by Foods going to school at MHS was like. their club for the second half of the Bill Rogers 4838-79 NITE OWLS - Linda (Series tied, M) x-Apr 14— Vancouver at Buffalo. 8;® trouble dealing with other racial ford Courant for giving us the oppor Billy Casper 3738-79 Lutheran Church for all AFS Club classes! will be served at 7 p.m in Massaro 223-535, Sharon Apr. fi — Philadelphia 125. Milwaukee pm . groups later on in life. tunity to attend. Many liked the open campus idea at exchange. By MIKE TULLY Coffey and Montreal defenseman led the NHL in goals with 68 during Lee Elder 3838-77 122 Hiiladelphia vs. Quebec MHS. members, visiting students and their — Linda Wei.ss the cafeteria. Gaston Gingras had traded goals to Fuzzy Zoeller 38-41-77 Ballard 193-524, Marion ^A pr 7 - Milwaukee 109. Philadelphia (Philadelphia leads series. 24) LaFontaine was most candid and —Patty Cone and Susan Mackiewicz L'PI Sporl8 Writer the regular season, scored his third Lee Trevino 3838-77 Smith 186506, Dot Hills Apr. 8— Philadelphia6, Quebec4 On Thursday night there was a host families. The dinner will get The program will begin at 7:30 produce the 1-1 tie. goal of the playoffs. Toronto goalie A-Robert Lewis 3841-77 Apr 10—Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Apr. 9 — Philadelphia 8. ^ e b ^ 5 Parents and students will meet with The NHL receives plenty of grief Scott Simpson 4837- 77 184-488, Kennie Moir 186 8^® Apr.• 11 ” — Philadelphia at Quebec. - - 7:36 Despite the loss, and the fact his Sam Snead 3838-77 their counselors for an overview of for its buffet-style playoff in which Bunny Larocque suffered a possible 459, Laurie Gagnon 177-455, Apr. 12 - Philadelphia at Milwaukee p.m team is on the brink of elimination, broken rib with 4:31 remaining in a Larry Nelson 3838-78 1 ® p.m. x-Apr 12 - Philadelphia at Quebec, the planning and procedures to 16 of the 21 teams participate. Jack Newton 3843- 78 June Derench 186177493, x-Apr. 15- Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:® p.m. Montreal coach Claude Ruel refused collision with Garry Howatt. Doug Ford 4838- 78 8 ® p m x-Apr 14 — Quebec at Philadelphia. vvhalers end seoson follow in choosing and applying to Good format or not, it certainly is Concerned student to criticize. Doug Tewell 3848-78 Bonnie Oeskus 205-480. x-Apr. 17 - Philadelphia at Milwaukee. 8:ff. p.m schools of further education The creating excitement now that the Flyers 8, .Nordiques 5 Bob Goalby 4138-80 TBA Calgary vs. Chicago 14th-ranked Edmonton Oilers have "1 think we played a good, sound At Philadelphia, Bill Barber Ed Sneed 4140-61 x-Apr. 19 — Milwaukee at Philadelphia, (Calsary leads series. 2-0) topics to be covered include the Joe Hager 4148-61 I ff p.m. Apr. 8 — Calgary 4. ChicagoS On April 5, 1981, the Hartford their farm club in Binghamton, N.Y. efforts as he rewarded him with a game," he said. “We had 41 shots, scored three goals to bring his two- A-Duncan Evans ' 4148-61 airs common gripe following; placed No. 3 Montreal on the verge Chicago vs Boston Apr. 9 — Calgary 8. C3)icMo2 Giroux wanted po part of this and Andy North 4843-82 Whalers said goodbye to season No. 2 two-year contract March 9 He was of elimination with Thursday night's but we couldn’t buy a goal when we game playoff total to five and give (Boston leads series. 2-0) Apr. It — Calgary at Chicago. 8;® retired as an active player. Another Choosing a school - what factors to needed one. Phil Hancock 3844- 62 POWDER PUFF - Apr. f. - Boston 121. Chicago 1(9 pm, Did you ever turn around in a store in the NHL. They ended a disappoin given full control April 1 when 3-1 victory over the Canadiens. the Flyers a 2-0 lead. Mel Bridgman Bill Kratzert 4438-83 Apr 7— Boston 1®, Chicago 97 x-Apr 12 — Calgary at Chicago. 8;S the "problem generation," and ting year in the same fashion as they example of Kelley's ineptness was named general manager. He will be consider A-amateur Vicky Glass 186-193-545, Apr. 10— Boston at Chicago, 9:30 p.m p.m ' and (ind a clerk peering over your "We had to figure we had a chance At Uniondale, N.Y., defenseman added two goals for the winners. trying to survive in a society that is entered it, with a loss. The year the resigning of form er New in con.stant touch with the 20 other School visitations - when and how Ruth Ann Glass 180-470, Apr 12-BostonatChicago.l:® p.m x-Apr. 14 — CJhicago at Calgary, 8:® shoulder, eyeing you suspiciously? Tests to lake - which and when in this series," said Wayne Gretzky, Denis Potvin of the Stanley Cup Sabres 3, Canucks 2 x-Apr If, - CTiicago at Boston. 7:» p.m. constantly wondering if our frivolity found not only player changes but England Whaler Thommy G.M.'s. actively searching for either Tery Siemienski 181-451, p.m. Boston vs. Minnesota Or turn on the TV and all three Applications - when and how many who assisted on two goals to support champion New York Islanders, ^ t Buffalo, Andre Savard, whose is due to some chemical we smoked, Abrahamsson. The Swede had great veterans or new draft picks from Terri Agostinelli 187, Edith x-Apr 17 — Boston at (Thicago, TBA I Minnesota leads series. 2-0) channels deal with the same idea - several administrative changes as Financial considerations the outstanding goaltending of Andy expressed surprise at the direction goal late in the third period sent the x-Apr 19 - Chicago at Boston. I:® Apr. 8— Minnesota 5. Boston4 lot) shot, or snorted. well. Former Coach Don Blackburn “'trouble adjusting to the rough NHL these clubs. Tracy 187-492, Laura Rap- p.m Apr. 9 — Minnesota 9, Boston 6 teenage crime? Well, it’s happened Moog. “If you don't believe you can ot the Edmonton series. first game into overtime, scored two Perhaps my vengeance is a bit style. He has since been released Was this year a total non-success’’ College Fairs representatives h: son 183-498, Cindy Muidoon Western Conference Apr 11 — Boston at Minnesota, 9:® to me more times than I’d like to ad and General Manager Jack Kelley, win, then there’s no reason to show "I knew there would be some up goals to give the Sabres a 2-0 lead in Houston vs. San Antonio p.m. exaggerated, but the point is made. from the team and Pleau must now The answer to this question is a The seminar will be-informal. with 470, Terri Agostinelli 187- 'Series tied. I-l) x-Apr. 12— Boston at Minnesota. 8:Z mit, and each time the situation in fell victim to Whalers President sets," said Potvin, “but I didn’t the series. Rookie Alan Haworth, p.m. opportunity for questions, answers, up.” 463. Apr 7 - Houston 107. San Antonio* furiates me even more. Perhaps it’s It should have been made some time Howard Baldwin’s wrath. As a settle the sum of money owed to definite no. There were several Moog. who played just seven think Montreal would be the one." who won Game 1 in overtime, scored Apr 8 - San Antonio 125. Houston 113 x-Apr. 14 — Minnesota at Boston, 7:X result, new Head Coach and General Abrahamsson. rewarding wins and other hard- and discussion In other games, Minnesota out- BOWLING Apr. 10— San Antonio at Houston, 9:® p.m. a blow to my personal pride to think ago. Psychiatrists are always If you plan to attend, please call games for Edmonton in the regular another goal but left the game after x-if necessary that a store clerk would actually blaming adolescent misbehavior on Manager Larry Pleau should be kept Former head coach Blackburn earned ties. Among these was the scored Boston 9-6, the New York made the crucial mistake of letting the Guidance office at 647-3532 by season, stopped 40 of 41 shots to send being hit in the face with a stick. suspect me of shoplifting, or to see peer pressure. Maybe if more busy as he strives to improve this thrilling 3-3 tie against the New York Islanders walloped Toronto 5-1, Penguins 6, Blues 4 ' By United Press International his players take advantage of him. Islanders, as Dave Keon scored with Monday, April 13 the best-of-five series to Edmonton $100,000 Long Island Open someone my own age doing teenagers realized that not year’s dismal 18th place finish. Philadelphia whipped Quebec 8-5, Practices became optional, while with the Oilers holding a 2-0 lead. At St. Louis, George Ferguson At Garden City, N Y,, April9 something I don’t approve of. But I everybody their age condones their After the Whalers were eliminated one second left in the game, the 9-3 Buffalo trimmed Vancouver 5-2, (after three rounds) discipline dipped to an all-time low " It’s hard to believe what is scored one goal and assisted on two • ■ • ■ • IV, r • think my main concern is the at delinquent attitude, it would force in the first round of last year’s embarrassment of the Canadiens happening to me," said the 21-year- Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 6-4, others in a four-goal second period 2. Frank Ellenburg. Mesa. Artz..4.(S6. them not to conform to that type of playoffs by the Montreal Canadiens. Baldwin decided he’s seen enough two weeks ago. and the lone shutout High School Calgary beat Chicago 6-2, and Los 3. Gil Sliker, Washington. N .J..4.081. titude the public has about old Moog. “ There was more that evened the series at one victory 4. (tie) Joe Berardi. New York. 4,(B7. behavior. the team virtually rode on a crest of and on February 20. "Blackie, " as of the season, a 3-0 triumph over the Angeles nipped the New York teenagers. We all are drug addicts, pressure on me because we knew the apiece. Pittsburgh finished 15th in 4. (tie) Wayne Webb. Tucson. Ariz., chronic alcoholics, and thieves — Teenage crime has always been a optimism during the summer he was known to his players, was Colorado Rockies. Rangers 5-4. 4.(B7 fired. Former Assistant Coach Canadiens could come back strong the overall standings and St. Louis 6 Randy Lightfoot, St. Charles. Mo.. right?. Wrong! detriment to society. Even though month's. This, however, was when Youth will play the most impor happenings after losing Wednesday night." second. 4.0L1. the downfall began. Kelley, who had Pleau was named as interim coach tant role for the team In the future. North Stars 9, Bruins 6 7. Al Slonum. San Francisco, 3*8. Pick’em and It’s easy to see why the public I’ve never experienced someone my Pleau began his new job by openly At Boston, Steve Payne and A1 Flames 6, Black Hawks 2 8. Steve Martin. Kingsport. Tenn., holds such a grim view of teens. age committing a serious crime, been with the Whalers eight years, Several rookies proved themselves College notifications should arrive Risto Siltanen’s booming drive 3*4. criticizing the management anil MacAdam each scored two goals and At Calgary, Bob MacMillan scored Everywhere you look, you see or every paper and news report has made some highly questionable worthy of playing among the ranks April 15. YikesI during a power play at 4:43 of the 9. Paul Moser. Somerset. Mass.. 3*2 Kelley, in particular He cited that linemate Tim Young collected a goal twice and added an assist to put the 10 Art Trask, Fresno, Calif , 3,9®. hear about other minors being evidence of some teenager dis trades. He was also to blame in of the NHL. Included in this group middle period broke a 1-1 tie. Wayne 11. Dave Frame. Baldwin Park, Calif., the team and organization lacked are Rick Meagher. Stuart Smith. Flames on the verge of their first- 3*4 arrested for various felonies, playing delinquent behavior. various disputes, including those Gretzky started the play, which and four assists to give Minnesota a Spring is here at last and with this ever series victory. With the score 1- 12. David Kappel. Chicago, 3*1. ranging from petty theft to murder. Perhaps what should be stressed are with Blaine Stoughton and Larry total professionalism. Don Nachbaur and Micky Volcan 2-0 lead. The North Stars, who had 13. George Pappas. Charlotte, N.C., play 'em! sunny season comes the annual ended when Siltanen blasted the His new disciplined manners in never won in Boston before 1, MacMillan and Willi Plett put 3.908 But that group represents only a the many assets teenagers provide Giroux. Stoughton was finally signed Are the playoffs in the picture for transformation of the MHS Student puck over th shoulder of rookie Mon 14 Jay Robinson. Van Nuys, Calif., Wednesday night’s opener, can Calgary in front to stay with goals 57 select few of the teenage population. to the community. Undoubtedly their after several court actions, thus mis cluded mandatory practices right the Whalers next year’’ It is doubtful Parking lot into a beach With the treal goalie Richard Sevigny. 3.900. through $75 fines for shirts left on eliminate the Bruins in Game 3 seconds apart late in the second If Larry Laub, Santa Rosa, Calif., Where does it leave the rest of us, benevolent deeds do not go un sing training camp and several unless great changes arc made over exception of golden sand, the crash Edmonton moved ahead 3-1 at period. 3.897. you ask? Well, we’re the ones being recognized, but they are rarely games at the opening of the season. the lockerroom floor. His troubles the next few months. It isn't, of pounding waves upon the shore 14:27 of the final period on Jari Saturday night at Minnesota. The 15 16 Bip Lentine, Rowland Heights, were rewarded with a 6-5 defeat of goals t i ^ the Stanley Cup record set Kings 5, Rangers 4 Calif, 3*4. trailed by store clerks, being labeled highlighted sufficiently. Giroux, a stellar defenseman, was however, totally out of the question. and the mournful cry of seagulls, the Kurri’s third goal of the series. At Inglewood, Calif., Dean 17. Steve Westberg, Cottage Grove. not offered a spot on the roster. the New York Rangers on the Remember, the Whale hasn't been scene is completed by the elements Gretzky assisted. in May 1973 when Chicago beat Mon Ore.. 3*8. following Sunday night. Baldwin treal 87. Hopkins scored with 2:44 left to tie 18. Jim Poutas, Daly City, Calif.. 3*6. Kelley told him the only job open to harpooned yet. of music, frisbees and sunbathers “ Montreal’s a great team ,” 19. Teata Semiz, River Edge. N.J., must have been pleased with Pleau's —Doug Klotzer the series at one victory apiece. The 3JI78. him was the coaching position at smeared with Bain de Soleil Gretzky said. “We know we can Islanders 5, Maple Leafs I game was marred by a multi-fight 20. (tie) Bill Spigner, Chicago, 3*1. As the cliclie goes, if you can t skate with them. It’s everybody’s 20. (tie) Sam Zurich, Centerport, N.Y. II; At Uniondale, N.Y., Bryan Trot- brawl at the close of the first period. 3,8n. bring MHS to the beach, bring the dream to win twice in the Forum, 22. Tom Baker. Buffalo. N.Y.,3*D. tier scored three goals on assists It resulted in a record 43 penalties, 23. (tie) Craig Mueller. Union, N.J. beach to MHS but we can’t get cocky,” from Mike Bossy, sparking New 229 penalty minutes and six game Apathy strikes students Edmonton defenseman Paul 23. (tie) Eddie Kessler. Nashua, N.H., York to a 2-0 advantage. Bossy, who misconducts. 3*8 Slowly but surely, this year's High part of the total school program School World sea.son is winding down What is it inside of human beings can think of to describe this attitude rather than "extra curricular. " This that gives them the capability to is apathetic. to a close, it Is at this time that the would be a great way to get students present editors begin to think about Fromholtz net victim « j* . trample on each other? 1 speak of an Apathy seems to be prevalent here who have after school jobs involved next year's staff, if you are in HILTON HEAD certainly not going to com incident that occurred early in at MHS. If you are a regular reader It seems just about everyone December 1979 at a “Who” concert of HSW, you might have read an arti terested in obtaining an interview ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - plain.” here at MHS has a part-time job of for an editorial position, it is essen Seventeen-year-old Pam Portman’s quarterfinal in Cincinnati. The concert was cle last week in which the student one sort or another. Therefore, an in general admission, which means body apologized to the basketball tial that you demonstrate your in Casale of Fairfield, N.J., opponent will be ninth- school activities program might do terest in journalism by writing ar upset fifth-seeded Dianne seeded JoAnne Russell of that everyone buys unreserved seat team for their lack of support and much to erase this type of apathy. totally apathetic behavior. ticles and attending meetings on FYomholtz of Australia 4-6, New York who advanced New bool(8 liave arrived, thanirs to t)ie RIF program, locally tickets, after which there is a mad An added plus might be giving some Tuesdays. Editors will be chosen ac 6-4, 63 Thursday in the over Susan Rollinson of rush to the best seats. In the midst of Why was such an apology needed? kind of credit for these activities. headed by Mrs. Jeanette Wiggin, these MHS students are Why DIDN'T we support a team so cording to qualities of 11 Respon )150,000 Women's Tennis the stampede at this concert, people This really isn't ail that difficult to South Africa 63, 4-6, 63. talented that it went on to win the sibility and Dependability. 2i Association Tournament. Chris Evert Lloyd, the able to enjoy various literature. (Photo by Woodhouse) carelessly and viciously trampled Imagine, h'or instance, participation CCIL Class LL Championship? Why, Writing skills and 3(Leadership “I was a bit nervous at top seed, eliminated Beth one another. This incident resulted in a school newspaper could be first,” Casale said. “I was Norton of Fairfield, Conn., in 11 deaths and many more injuries. for that matter, has attendance been credit toward an English class. so poor at sports events in general, April Vacation begins on thinking about who she was 61, 7-5. Evert has never Perhaps the above situation is too Mr. Joekel also feels that too much RIF booksdistributed removed to relate to. Ponder a as well as other after school ac Thursday. April 16 and is greatly an and what she was ranked.” lost In this event, and she time and money is put into school ticipated by MHS students. A trip to . Numbers are also announced You probably don’t hesitate to classes. Child Development classes, similar incident (although, not in tivities? We didn’t have the alumni athletics as opposed to other ac Fromholtz is the 11th has won 166 of the last 167 relax, reach for your favorite paper dance this year or homecoming St. Maarten, chaperoned by Mr ranked women’s player in matches she has played on on other TV channels, radio and many more. In each case the any way as severe) much closer to tivities. This is one possible adjust back and enjoy reading. Perhaps you results are fantastic! Many have queen due to lack of student involve Robert Sines will involve over forty the world, while Casale is clay surfaces. and in the newspapers. home.. It occurred right here at ment that might be made. It’s not don’t realize that many people have developed a'great interest in reading MHS. ment. There has also been a scarcity students and promises to be an ranked 86th. But the New that Mr. Joekel has anything in par never had the chance to read even and are enjoying the books. With the At the close of school one day a of dances. excellent time. For those taking Jersey teen-ager came But you can’t win if you don’t ticular against school athletics. He family trips or simply relaxing in the play. The Daily Numbers, still one book. Well, it’s time you learned enormous variety of available few months ago, my boyfriend and I What is the reason for this school simply feels that student activities back from a first-set loss of an excellent program that Is literature, there Is certainly one to apathy, and what can we do to lessen City of Village Charm, get p.syched and a three-game deficit in The Connecticut Lottery's the most popular game in town. were walking down the corridor on get the short end of the stick when it PRICE ROLLnipK Daily Numbers game is stili highly effective in MHS: Reading Is please each person. The students our way out, when we noticed a par it? These are questions 1 myself can for a restful and fun vacation the second set to outgun On base price of all new '81 a m c passenger cars, jeep vehicles ara comes to funds. —Patty Cone Fundamental.. strongly favor the program and are ting in the mob of students leaving not answer, Therefore, I am turning Also emphasized in his article was her older opponent. Renault...Including 4-cvllnder Jeep CJ-5. CJ-7, popular concord .te Car. the most popuiar game in increasing their vocabulary and limited time only. Shop early for best selection. See dealer for details. The RIF program has been es school. As we got closer, a girl,was you over to an expert. Ronald G. the need for more involvement on "I made up my mind I town. You can piay for as iit- And the new tablished to provide books for those comprehension. lying on the floor, terribly ill, and Joekel, professor and Dean of High School World staff might lose, but that I'd lose mm Concord umiied the part of parents, community tie as 50C or as much as $5, est game in who cannot obtain them. By in With the President’s proposed almost unconscious. A few students Teachers College, University of Sheny Tuttle ...... Co-Editor hitting hard," said Casale. agencies, and perhaps, retired and win anywhere from $25 town is our creasing the amount of reading, the budget cuts, Uie iilf program may were standing near the girl, Nebraska, and chairman of the Ad citizens. 'This could be useful when PattnGqpe ^...... Co-Eklitor "I wanted to give her a TO BUY to $2,500 on a single ticket. program hopes to improve reading be in danger of ending. MHS would muttering among themselves, while visory Committee on Student Ac Cauif Cochran ...... 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Over 600 faces of those who have discovered titude many people seem to have First of all, Mr, Joekel feels that to do it. Andy Browne ...... Art Eiditor me.’’’ back pair or split pair and any four digits and your type of have bMn distributed to English student activities should be made reading for the first time. toward each other. The best way I —Sherry Tuttle Zane Vaughn...... Advisor' Joyce Portman, 22, a play them! Then watch chan bet and you can win anywhere —Jennifer Nelson University of Florida nel 30, Channel 59 or Chan from $104 up to $25,000 on a graduate, scored the day's newwm.neuiJei'sati.cannBcucui, nel 79, live, at 7:29PM to see if single ticket. Get details from second upset, downing you won. The winning Daily your Daily Numbers Agent. Mary Lou Piatek of nme/jeep Renauic Dealers t Munster, Ind., 61, 62. "I don’t know bow to ac 1ZM1 5 * ^ ,^ Depending on how you play, chances o( winning range from 1 in 100 to 1 in 1.000 lor Daily count for this success,” Numbers and 1 in 417 to 1 in 10.000 for PLAY 4 Purchasers m ust be 16 or older, but m inors r» a . . - I . . - J '. f t '--T 18 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1981 Brinkley and J.R. THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, 1981 - 19 Business Finance no longer foes NEW YORK (UPI) - At long last, p.m. on April 21. NBC’s David Brinkley will no longer be in “Nero Wolfe,” to Tuesday from 10-11 Your Money's Worth thrall.to J.R. Ewing. p.m. on April The network has announced “Magazine “B.J. and the Bear,” to Saturday from with David Brinkley” will have a brand 9-10 p.m. on 'April 18. new time slot as of April 23. “Walking Tall,” to Saturday from 10-11 Last year, a frustrated Brinkley was p.m. on April 24. hungering to put his articulate news To cap the fall season effort, NBC will t/:. magazine head-to-head with his real com bring Rock Hudson back to the tube in an Mortgage petition — CBS's “60 Minutes” and ABC's as-yet untitled one-hour sitcom. James “20-20.” But stuck in his Friday night time Gamer, late of “The Rockford Files,” slot — opposite the irresistible force of also will return with a reprise of his old CBS’s “Dallas” — he never had a chance “Maverick” series and Angie Dickinson flexibility to anchor much more than the bottom of will have her own show. the weekly Nielsen ratings. Echoes of the prison door slamming Brinkley now will emerge 8-9 p.m., behind Jean Harris had scarcely died EST, on Thursday night where the only away before NBC was busy producing the competitors for Nielsen eyes are sitcoms. story of the trial that sent her there. spreading CBS has the short run of a new “limited For 64 days, the murder trial of the series” — “Checking In” and “Park woman convicted of shooting renowned Place” — in the time slot, while ABC is Scarsdale diet author Dr. Herman Tar- By SVI.MA I'ORTER — and by no means do all offering “Bosom Buddies” and “Mork and nower was recounted daily on front pages If you apply to a national authorities accept the Mindy.” from New York to Los Angeles. NBC will Dank for a mortgage loan thesis that banks must Ease in the Nielsens may be short lived. tell it next month in three hours, with in the near future, you may have this much of an ad On May 7, CBS will bring a refurbished Academy Award-winner Ellen Burstyn, be offered a mortgage on vantage to prod them into version of “The Waltons” back into who won her Oscar for “Alice Doesn’t which the bank can raise continuing to make Brinkley’s new air time. Live Here Any More,” in the title role. the interest rate without mortgage loans. And what poor program will be sent out George Shaffer, winner of eight Emmy limit over the life of the It has never been to meet the “Dallas” Goliath? Awards, will produce and direct the loan. documented that banks NBC’s choice may be fitting. It’s only “World Premiere” movie, and multiple As of today, national won't lend unless they can right, after all, the scheming J.R. should Emmy winner George Lefferts will write banks may offer issue a mortgage with an come up against "The Gangster the script, using trial transcripts for homebuyers mortgage interest rate that could Chronicles.” ‘ research. loans with interest rates conceivably soar as much Other NBC programming shifts — in an Martin Balsam will portray defense at that can be raised — or as 2 percent a year. In effort both to bolster the ratings and torney Joel Amau and Richard Dysart lowered — by as much as hearings held this past fall determine what shall survive into the fall will sit on the bench as Judge Russell one full percentage point on the proposed schedule: Leggett. No air date yet has been set for every six months. regulations, a slight “Hill Street Blues, to Tuesday from 9-10 the production. Now, new mortgage majority of the lenders ac rules just announced by the tually agreed that they Office of the Comptroller would find a lower ceiling of Currency reach un on interest rate Uncle Sam not laOghing precedented leniency. The adjustments acceptable. Comptroller's office In fact, the Comp oversees the nation's 4,400 troller's own summary of federally-chartered banks the rule-making at Dial-a-Joke service and its new regulations are proceedings stated that the latest in a series giving most lenders believed they NEW YORK (UPI) - Government of screening devices to prevent workers could live with an interest lenders the right to issue ficials don’t think Dial-a-Joke and other from reaching dial-it numbers — now rate cap of 1 percent a year mortgage loans with such dial-it telephone services are a available in at least 11 major rather than the 2 percent adjustable interest rates. Integrated circuits or “ships” needed to assemble the logic com metropolitan areas. But their efforts in allowed by the new rules, laughing matter. National banks have ponent for Honeywell's new line of large computers are tem They say government workers are spen the city are being slowed by a price dis been given more flexibility reports my associate, porarily stored in 70 canisters on this automated carousel at the ding hundreds of thousands of dollars in pute over installation costs with the New than any other federally- Brooke Shearer. firm’s plant in Phoenix, Ariz. When needed, the chips are ordered taxpayer money dialing for sports, York Telephone Co. chartered lenders to pass The new loans will be too weather and jokes from their offices. “There is no nationwide estimate how along the rising cost ol risky for ordinary via the terminal keyboard (right) — automatically arranged in In New York City alone — where the much is being spent on dial-it calls from funds to their borrowers. lomeowners, says Rep. sequence — and collected through the door by Margaret Wallace, telephone company offers 15 dial-it ser federal offices,” said Jim Edwards, a Benjamin S. Rosenthal (D- the carousel operator. (UPI photo) For instance, federal vices ranging from Dial-a-Joke to Dial-a- telecommunications expert for the savings and loan N.Y. I,, chairman of the Horoscope — officials say $3(X),000. would General Services Administration, which associations that offer House commerce, con be cut from city telephone bills if all calls handles supplies of federal offices. “But adjustable-rate mortgages sumer and monetary af Business Today to the services were stopped. it’s big money and Dial-a-Joke is no cannot at this time alter fairs subcommittee. The federal government and New York laughing matter to us. Businesses also the interest rate more "Only the rich and those City are moving to install special have this problem.” often than once a year — with a gambling streak will and there is an overall be able to go to banks for "cap " on how high the in mortgage loans, " terest rate may rise on the Rosenthal observes. Interest grows loans that they make In Let's say you're a TV tonight contrast, under the new homebuyer who borrows Comptroller of Currency $50,000 under the new rules rules, there is no definition at 12 percent a year — 6:00 caught between the lovg of two 12:00 coming out with initial 3)(i)@®ia N*w« brothers. (2 hrs., 30 mins.) of the specific terms of the in art buying (DMovle-(Horror)** H "HoueeOI CD Brady Bunch adjustable mortgage which monthly payments of about 8:30 ] Dracula" 1947 Lon Chaney Jr., 9 ) Jokar’aWlld CD MervQrlffInQuests: SeveLan- the national banks may $514. If after six months John Carradine. A sciential trying to db WCTTannla(ConUnuadFrofn desberg, Sylvia, Audrey and Judy cure dracula of his vampirism Is Daytlmt) From Frankfort. Ger issue. the interest rate climbed 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - and helps it attract and stimulus inflation has Landers, Helena Vlahos, Glen transformed into a blood sucker many: Singles and Doubles Finals Instead, banks have the percent, the bank could Growing business interest keep good workers. He given the markets for Super, Arianna Stassinopoulos. himself. (80 mins.) ® Auction High bidders land unu C D 0 I’m A Big Girl Now Diana and dlMovl*-(8utpmM)— M “Mght option ol designing their raise your monthly bite to in fine art has prompted mentioned Chase Manhat them. sual values and support public Nealgoundercoverastheownersof Flight From Moscow” 1974 Henry television at the same time. own versions of such nearly $553. If this scenario Sotheby Parke Bernet, tan Bank and S.C. Johnson “Insurance companies,” a dry cleaning store toinvestigate a Fonda. YulBrynner.ASoviet official IS) U on In Winter Katharine Hep repeated itself, you coultj Inc., American branch of protection racket. defects to the west, bearing a list of interest-sensitive loans. & Son. Inc., of Racine, he said, "insist on more burn won her third Oscar for her role 0 0 0 The Brady Brides all agents working for the Russians They may opt for a loan find that after one year the international fine art Wis., among the most ac frequent appraisals for art as Eleanor of Aquitaine in this 9:00 in western governments. (2 hra.) elegant domesticcomedyaboutthe that keeps a borrower's your monthly payments auction group, to introduce tive corporate art collec objects in the more volatile CD The Dukes Of Hazzard Daisy GD NASL Soccer California Surf vs private lives of royalty in medieval monthly payments rising in had jumped 15 percent to new services for corporate tors. markets. Only a few years moonlightsasareporterfortheHaz- Dallas Tornado ^gland. Peter O’Toole also stars zard Herald and gets a by line story step with interest rate about $592. clients. In several states, he ago, reappraisal every 5 to as Henry II. GD Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews .U kI.. when B o ss Hogg overlooka the 0 Auction Continues h li.n ® Hogan's Heroes changes. Or they may C. Hugh Hildesley, said, the law now man 10 years was considered power of the press during one of his 0 Fridays I hr > '/>Ml The incomes of half the ® Jim Rockford: Private nefarious schemes. (60 mins.) decide that borrowers senior vice president, said dates that a certain sufficient.” Investigator 12:30 . '■.Hi, families in the U.S. have d ) & Friday Night Movla 'Crazy CD America's Top 10 would prefer to have their the firm is creating a cor 6:30 'h " ‘i grown less than this 15 per percentage of the cost of Hildesley said all of Times' 1961 StarsiMichaeiPare, 0 0 0 The Midnight Special uTwTrr ''/>M1 CSD Carol Burnett And Friends monthly payments remain porate sales department new buildings be spent on Sotheby’s operations have Ray Llotta. Three young men, grow Host; Cher. Guests; The Rolling cent per year rate over the ® Tic Tac Dough ing up in a lower middle class neigh Stones, Paul Simon, Eddie Rabbitt, steady while their loan designed specifically to artistic decoration. grown enormously during 0 ® ® NBC News last several years. Federal borhood of New York, experience David Bowie, The Everly Brothers. assist corporations in the 9 Bob Newhart Show balances are hiked. officials are aware of this Good art also is an the past five years. The thefirstglimpsesoftheirownvulner- (Repeat: 90 mins.) At no time, though, can a buying, selling and evalua excellent hedge against in 6:56 ability when they try to cope within and acknowledge that New York operation had a ® News 1K)0 their turbulent society. (2 hrs.) Rock World Guests; Ian Dury, borrower owe more than tion of works of art. It also flation, Hildesley said. It 50 percent volume gain in 7:00 CD adjustable-rate mortgages ^losed-Captioned; U.S.A.) Dug and the Slugs, Adam and the is forming a new division, d ) CBS News 110 percent of his/her either can be carried on the 1979, followed by a 30 per GD NASLSM cerCalifom ia Surf vs Ante, Barnes and Barnes and the of this type are not suited Q D 9 M.A.8.H. original loan. And banks Sotheby’s Appraisal Co., to books as a steadily ap cent rise in 1980. Dallas Tornado Wierdos, Yellow Magic Orchestra to everyone and that many C D ® ABC News 0 0 0 Nero Wolfe A young and Taste of Honey. must disclose how the meet increasing demand preciating asset, and even Sotheby’s last fall un GD Bullseye families simply cannot af woman, convinced her wealthy 1:10 (9) SporteCenter adjustable mortgage ford them. from both institutional and tually be sold to realize the derwent major expansion sportsman father was murdered, 0 McHale'sNavy private clients. (S) RaceForThePennantPrevlew aaks Nero Wolfe to investigate the operates when a borrower profit, or it can be given to in New York, opening the HBO Sports takes a look back at 1:20 tragiccircumstancesofhia demise. CD Fridays applies for such a loan. But the nation must act Hildesley said the a museum after it has ap block-long York Avenue 1960 baseball, provides an analy (60 mins.) 1:40 Federal regulators argue to keep the low-middle in operations are expected to preciated and a substantial Galleries for the sis of the winter trades, and notes 10:00 how the 1961 season is shaping CD News-Weather that national banks need come family from being add substantially to deduction against the com decorative arts and CD D allas Jock and M iss Ellie's 0Movle-(Drama)*** "Love And reconciliation reaulta in a second Bullets” 1979 Charles Bronson, these broad mortgage priced out of the housing Sotheby's business which pany’s other income. restructuring its Madison ( £ Festival Of Faith honeymoonforthemandthestalllng Rod Steiger. An Arizona police de granting powers in order to market, officials insist, has grown, in North The new corporate art Avenue Galleries to handle 0 America’s Top 10 of J.R.'s scheme to sell Ewing Oil; 0 News tective sent to Switzerland to safely and they're looking for and a peaceful moment between bring back a gangster's moll who’s encourage them to stay in America alone, from $t department is headed by fine art and jewelry. Later 0 Face The Music SueEllenandJ.R.Isbrokenbynews been accused of knowingtoomuch. the mortgage market. solutions. There are better million in 1964 to $25C 7:2B of Kristin. (60 mins.) James Byrd, formerly with this month it will open a ited PQ) (103 mins.) That's a viewpoint, ones than this! million last year. the Pace Gallery. It will large new gallery on New 0 Dally Number CD News 7:30 USAFRellgloiisFHm however, on which there is (lopyrighl 1981, Field Sotheby’s, founded in GD Apple PoNshers S 1:46 assist corporations in York’s upper east side to (D PMMagaxIne (SlMovleHMyftery)** "Dressed Enlerpri»e8 Ine. London in 1744, merged ( D All In The Family (D Moment Of Meditation considerable disagreement locating works of art, work auction books, stamps and To Kill” 1960 Angle Dickinson. No 2:00 with the American Parke CD Family Feud OtherintormatlonAvallable. (Rated with architects, designers, coins. It has a new restora CD Face The Musk (D Movie-(Western) **Vk "Burn PQ) 0 0 4 mins.) ing HMs” 1967 TabHunler.Natalie Bemet in 1964. It now has^ art consultants and real es tion division and an inter (3D Baseball: The Strike Zone S O S NBC Magailna with Wood. A young man, escaping from an international netwo?fhif 0 660,000Pyramid tate developers to meet national realty corpora DavM Brinkley This weekly series a ruthless land and cattle baron who 49 cities in 20 countries 0 M.A.8.H. offers a blend of current news stor specific needs, and provide tion. 0 Fight BackI had his brother killed, finds akf and ASCS measures ies, topical reports and profiles. love with a Mexican haH-breed gkl. with a staff of 200 access to management ser Over the years, 0 Barney MWer HostDavid Brinkley isiolnedby con (ghrs., ICTlMns.) 0 Tic Tac Dough tributing reporters Garrick Utley, specialists in 70 different vices such as appraisals, Sotheby’s bas knocked GD Joe FrankNn Show 8KX) Jack Perkins, Douglas Kiker and areas of art throughout the eMovl«-{MyilMy)— H "Nta«ai- insurance, restoration, down many paintings for CD Here Cornea Peter Cottontai Betsy Aaron. (60 mins.) a” 1963 Marilyn Monroe. Joseph farm acreage world and additional framing, shipping, installa sums in the millions, sold ANIMATED MUSICAL HOLIDAY 0 Auction Continues experts in support areas. SPECIAL BASED ON THE BOOK 0 Colten. A disturbed war veteran la tion and security. single postage stamps for marked for murder on hla honey '*«nn!E VERNON- "Before who take advantage of the Hildesley said the trend 'The Easter Bunny That Overslept.' 10:30 Hildesley said the new as much as $280,(KM and When Peter falls to deliver more moon by hla unfaithful wife. (106 planting spring crops that service will avoid un CD New York Report mine.) to corporate art buying is art appraisal subsidiary, scored many other artistic Easter e gg s than the evil Irontaii 0 Independent News could be covered under the necessary worry about the 3:00 worldwide and particularly which he will head as and economic triumphs. 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Sehiilz / f 22 - THE HERALD, Fri., April 10, iggl THERE'S ONLV ONE PROBLEM WITH EATIN6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaataaaeeaaaaeaa Fun Page I Yelps 4rtfetot tor Sale 41 ^ IN THE RAIN... e Egg pert (pi.) •••••••••••••••••••••••••• □ TAG SALES Oflfcet-SfOTM lor Rwnt 55 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sole 51 Autos For Sato 8f Autos For Sale 61 * R E N T A L S *••••••••••••••••••••••••• S S S S m M M » M » m H H H M c n I I Phono invtntor 13 Saffron TAG SALE • Household items, Rooms tor Rent 52 14 Soft ALUMINUM Sheets used as childrens things. Saturday on OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 15 Agnss printing plates, .007 thick ly, April 11th, 93 Larrabee, CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM Moorehesd 50 cents each or 5 u s t Hartford 9 to 4. for mature gentleman. Please - East Center Street Location. 800 Square feet. Newly roll for n . Phone 643-2711, Must be call 646-4701 after 8:00 p.m. 16 Racket string picked up before 11 a.m. redecorated. Very reasonable. Call 649-4751 Pbby material ONLY. ROOM FOR RENT - very between 8 and 5 p.m. TEST D R IV E By ADigaii van Buren 17 Hockey nice, newly carpeted. Working Priaellla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan league (abbr.) WATER PUMPS • 3" Carter TAG SALE-April nth, 9:30- gentleman preferred. $45. 18 However OFFICE SPACE - SHARED Gas Powered: Carter Gas 3:00. Furniture, childrens weekly. Strano Real Elstate Mh'POPUSEP’ TD 20 Wet items and clothing at 191 SERVICES in Manchester WEPSEASMALL, ISNT THAT A40RE APRAKENTLV powered. 2” Electric. IW", 3” 646-m . POTW 6 WHEN HE EA4PTV ORTON introduced and 6" hoses. Call 649-7407. Briarwood Drive, area. Private office with use FUN THAN BOINONG NOT/ B 22 Over (prefix) Manchester. of Reception and Conference DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 were married May 10, VM»6 A BOV. STUART.' ABOVE THE POCR THE BALL ON THE LARGE L SHAPED ROOM - 1956. We were divorced in 1970 and stayed divorced for a ANP VOU ON f ------23 Oklahoma Rooms. Full-time receptionist T H E 1982 UBRAJ?V STEPS? town RIDING LAWN MOWER, Combination living room- TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday and telephone answering ser year and a half. Then we were married again in November SKX3T BASKETS.'. Reel type, 25" cut, 164. Lawn bedroom. Separate entrance. 1972. 24 Black bread & Sunday, April 10th, 11th and vice available. Ideal for 26 Munches Sweeper, $35. Good condition. Parking. Call after 5:00, 643- We have aiwaye celebrated our anniveraary on May 10, M3-6777. 12th. Friday 11-4, Saturday 9- 8066. ^ weekly. lawyer, insurance, real estate 28 Hat 4, Sunday 1-4. Various sized or marketing representative. but now we have a queation. Should we celebrate our 26th 30 Greek letter wedding anniverary on May 10, 1981, and forget about the FOR SALE, ALBINAR F area rugs, furniture and mis Apartmenta For Rent 53 Call 646-1^ for an appoint 31 Gridder 2.8/55 telephoto lens for cellaneous. 22 Harlan Street, ment. Excellent location. F O R D EXP. year and a half we weren't married? Or should we wait until Jim m y_____ \ 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 10 all the time we apent as man and wife actually totala 25 32 Of God (Let.) screwtype mount with haze Manchester. MANCHESTER MAIN ST. 11 years? This is a small town and a lot of people here know 33 Rental sign (2 12 13 and skylight filters. $50. Call Two room apartment. Heated, Wanted to Rent 57 633-5588 evenings. TAG SALE - Saturday April hot water, appliances, elec that we were apart for a year and a half. What do we aay if wdt.) 14 IS 11th, 9:30 to 4. Bikes and iomebody mentions it? 35 Indefinite in tricity, no pets. Security. 523- MANCHESTER WANTED: 16 FOR SALE 30 inch Franklin various household items. 26 7047. Single professional with well We’d really like to have a nice 25th anniversary celebra order 17 16 1. 37 Pallid 1 ■ Earl Street, Manchester. behaved inside dog seeks to tion in May. 20 wood burning stove. Excellent 38 Tha briny 21 22 condition. $99. Cail 649-7935. stay in Manchester. Call 646- TWO ANNIVERSARIES, ONE MAN 1 SATURDAY APRIL 11th. deep 24 26 26 27 8418. Captain Eaay — Crooka S Lawranca 40 Dry.at wine Original Franklin stove, an DEAR TWO: Have your 2Sth wedding anniversary SWIM POOLS - OUTLET 42 Damp 26 29 30 offers brand new above tique cherry drop-leaf table, MANCHESTER SPACIOUS, Mfsc. tor Rent 55 in May 1981, and if iomebody mentions It, tell ’em it’s 43 Baste ground 31 foot long pools com desks, bookcases, chairs, an- One or two bedroom "new math." yo u TWO OBT NEVER mUP 8 LL THATl WHAT ' 44 Common 31 32 HAN UP plete with huge sundeck, fen tiiiues, furniture and mis apartments. Swimming pool, MANCHESTER - Retail 0 5 I WANT TO KNOW IS - WHAT ailment 33 34 cing. hi-rate filter, etc. Asking cellaneous. 10 a.m. 13 Ander air conditioning, centrally storage and-or manufacturing HAPPENEO TO HIS CRUTCH ANP 46 Sharp-sighted 35 36 son Road. Tolland. located on bus lines. Near $978 delivered Includes in ce. 2,000 sq. ft. to 25,000 sq. 49 More equal 37 36 39 40 41 stallation. Financing shopping center and schools Very reasonable. Brokers DEAR ABBY: I am almost 15 and have a brother who ie 52 Stank available. Call Dennis collect immediate occupancy, for rprotected. Call Heyman 11. We both have our own rooma, although we might aa well 53 Sundry 42 43 44 45 (2031 225-8894 further details please call 528- Properties, 1-^6-1206. have only one between ua. My problem started last aummer 54 Mada mistake 4194 9-5 weekdays, 55 Winter jacket 46 47 46 49 SO 51 April 10th, 11th, 12th. 10-4 p.m. when my mother put a cot in my bedroom so my brother 2 BASEBOARD OIL HEAT MANCHESTER - 2 Bay Truck could sleep there. 'The reason was to save energy by running S2 S3 1 1 clothes, toys, baby furniture, MANCHESTER 5 ROOM Garage, 700 ^uare feet. $240 DOWN CONVECTORS. 48" long. 26- more. 14 Carpenter road, only one air-conditioner instead of two. I didn’t put up much high by 6" wide. Used 3 DUPLEX. Also. Porter Street monthly. Call 647-9137. ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PERSONAL FEATURES 64 5S Manchester. of a fuis, although I hated not having my privacy. 1 Safecracker K3 months. $60 each. Call 649- area 3 room apartment. • Front-wheel (drive • "Two-plus" design \ It’s nearly a year later, and my brother ie still sleeping in INEWSPAPIR INTIHPMISr ASSN I 5996 Security deposit. No pets. 649- • I 6 liter CVH engine MYSTERY LOVERS - paper 9092 or 643-1827. □ AUTOMOTIVE • Exciting styling my room. He uaes the excuse that he has nightmares about back and hardcovered. Many • Impressive list of standard robbers and murderers. Maybe this is true, but I think he UTILITY CLOSET DOOR novels, all recent bestsellers. ■hould face this problem and aleep in his own bedroom. with frame, jam. and all TWO ROOM APARTMENT - features Reasonable. Saturday 10 a.m. Auto Parta For Sale SO I’ve talked to my mother about it and get nowhere. She hardware included. 18" bv Heated. No appliances. $225 • Distinctive options to 4 p.m., 28 Elwood Rd., monthly. Security. Tenant In 46 £ eays she can’t make him eieep in his own room if he eays he 6’8" $20 Call 646^234. 123 Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Manchester. 1971 TOYOTA CORONA ■ApjHical'tc 10 unitj PiMi ^fiff Ma'CP 196! has nightmares. surance required. Phone 646- • Four-wheel inedependent Esiirrutc iQf compAfison fsOudiny noM briclqe 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. Disassemhling for parts or $40 My brother thinks because he sleeps in my room, it’s his, FOR SALE - 8>^ x ll^i TAG SALE - Saturday, Sun for all. Two Pinto snow tires suspension MofOf Comp,4nv c.us Youi iiciu.ii 'niif.kje m/n Braided Rug, Brown Good cJifipr .ippeoejing on speed dtsi/ince, «>nL: too, and he is in it during the daytime. Now I hove HAVE YOU EVER YBS...GET THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR UINCIA, )^Y D OVE) C A N day. Washer, air eonditioners, and rims. Call 649-2374. • Aerodynamic design svcoihef A(iu.4i hkimv.iv niiiedfie lowr' absolutely no privacy. Don’t you think I should have a room HEARD OF THIS LACALO AT THE BUREAU OF ' YOU MEET ME FOR condition $35. Solid Maple snow blower, 1978 Van, much 'MOOC PLACE WE twin bed. Good condition. ^5. of my own? BUREACRACY, LUNCH? I HAVE SOME Autoa For Sale JUST VOTED TO G O O D N E W S ' _____ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 742-5050. more. 9 Deepwood Drive, 61 See the new Ford BROTHER TROUBLE INVESnSATG? Manchester. HISTORIC ROW HOUSE, One EXP today at and two bedroom apartments. DEAR TROUBLE: I’m all for conaerving energy, Abnormal approach works TAG SALE. Saturday 8 a.m. Utilities included. 10 Park but the nightmare excuse is a horse of a different Furniture, glassware, Terrace - near Capitol colorl Brother should aleep in hia own room. Perhaps stamps, and misc. 51 Lenox Avenue, Hartford. Security WANTED JUNK AND LATE he Is in dummy with dummy's TWO TELEVISIONS $100 MODEL WRECKS - Cash a night-light would eliminate his nightmares. If it each. 25" color console. Call Street. Canceled if raining. deposit. No pets. $475 ace of spades monthly. Call 5294)989. Paid. Call Parker Street Used doesn’t, he should get profesaional help. He counts one loser in each between 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Auto Parts, 649-3391. 649-1865 NORTH black suit and one potential 456V9 MAIN STREET - 6 room loser in each red suit He also 1974 T-BIRD, low mileage, ♦ A543 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, House. No young children. No Y752 has finesse possibilities TAG SALE - April 11 and 12,9- appliances. No utilities. No air-conditioning, stereo, DEAR ABBY: Can you stand one more "other woman’’ ♦ 10 9 8 against both red kings It Processed Gravel, Sand, 3.19" B&W TV Console, china power seats, windows ana would be nice if he could lead Stone and Fill For deliveries pels. Security. Tenant In DILLOn story? I became the other woman when I was a girl of 19. He AA84 cabinet, garden duster, heavy surance required. $375 more options! $2,500. Also: Onc-St^ SenveeeS^^f was 43 at the time. I worked for him (but don’t say doing four times from dummy and call: George Griffing, An wooden screen door, Roto 1975 LTD WAGON, eight WEST EAST pick up both red kings if they dover 742-7886. monthly. Available now. Call 3 1 9 Mam Street (Across frexm Arm ory] what). He wae married and had children (but don’t eay how ♦ KQJ106 Broil, dresses size 16, many passenger, air-conditioning many). Tha Flintatonaa Hanna Barbara Praductlana ♦ 92 were placed properly, but he 646-2426, weekdays 9 to 5, MANCHESTER. CT.______6 4 ^ 2 1 4 5 V3 ♦ K964 is in dummy now and will be more items. 14 Proctor Road, $1,200. 649-9404. I wasn't particularly sexy-looking, but I was competent, ♦ 752 Manchester. ♦ K643 there just oiice more always available and had nothing else in my life but him. ♦ QJ73 ♦ 10 9 5 He can finesse once in each JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS Autoa For Sale 61 Motorcfclea-Blcyclea 64 . UMLNOTICES UaJU. NOTICES He waa a workaholic and we spent a lot of time together, in SOUTH red suit or twice in one red 16" HOME LIGHT CHAIN GARAGE s a l e - MOVING, available through government the office and out. If there was any goaaip about us, I never suit. Obviously, he must con Sunday April 12th. 9-4 p.m. 232 ROCKVILLE - Center on hus agencies, many sell for under ♦ 87 SAW Mint condition. Bought 1975 HONDA C.B. 500T. Good KAWASAKI 1980 LTD - Low Probate Notice heard it I was like a piece of office equipment ♦ A(}J 108 centrate on just one Which new this year, used twice. Ferguson Road, Manchester. line. 3^ rooms. $250 per $ ^ . Call 602-941-8014 ext. 7816 Probate Notice condition. Very low mileage. Rider. Red and black. Used NO'nCE TO CREDITORS I nevCT dated anyone else, but it was no sacrifics for me. I ♦ a q j one'’ $100. After 5 p.m. 646-6640. Linens, pet needs, misc. month. No pets. Heat and for your directory on how to $800, Can be seen at 39 Chest only in parades. Extras - NOTICE TO CREDITORS loved him. He told me he loved me, too, and when his kids The normal wav would be purchase. ESTATE OF JOHN SNYDER ESTATE OF MARY M. BARNARD, ♦ K 6 2 utilities not included. Security nut Street, Manchester. windshield, saddle bags, crash WOLCOTT, aJu JOHN S. WOLCOTT, were grown he’d leave hii wife and marry me. I never to attack trumps."but that is TAG SALE - Waddell School. deceased Vulnerable: North-South and references required. Call bar. $2,300. Cycle Trailer, like deceased pressured him, and I waa content to let time take care of the wrong way here The rea Saturday May 2, 1981 Rental 875-1128. 9 to 5 p.m. The Hon. William E. FiUGerald, Dealer: West 1974 AMC MATADOR - 2 door. new, 3 track, M50. 649-6058. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Judge, of the Court of Probate, things. son why is that if the diamond space. $8.00. Call 643-1439. 6 cylinder. Automatic Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Manchester, at a bearing Weil North Eail Sooth finessse is going to work eve COLECO POOL. One year old. SMALL FURNISHED District of Manchester, at a hearing Well, time did. I am 38 now and he is 62. His wife died four rything will be Tine if the suit 18 ft. X 4 ft. Includes 'h H.P. 1979 CJ5 JE E P - 6 cyl. Three transmission. Power steering. 1969 450 HONDA - In running held oa April 3. 1961, oHered that all montha ago and yesterday he married a 27-year-old girl he Pass Pass Pass iV APARTMENT for a small Runs great. $1100. Call after held on April 3, 1961, ordered that all claims must be presented to the breaks 3-2 But suppose it Sandlomart Economic filter. speed. Call 646-5157 after 5 condition. $300. Please call claims mutt be presented to the had known for only six weeks! )♦ 2Y Pass 4V breaks 4-1 Two finesses won't family or individual. noons, evenings. 646-3529. 6494)009. fiduciary on or before July 3,1961 or be Pass Pass Pass Also, in-pool skimmer and Complete with parking, p.m. fiduciary on or before July 3,1961 or be barred as by law provid^. Now I know how Jean Harrii ( the woman who shot that pick up the king cover. Take down yourself. TAG SALE SATURDAY washer and dryer, stove, barred as by law provld^. Sherrie L. Anderson, Asst. Gerk diet doctor) felt Therefore, after this consid $300 646-5962. Call after 4:00. APRIL IITH. Rain date April 1973 FORD GRAND TORINO iWotorcjrcfes-Sfcyclat 64 Sherrie L. Anderson, Asst. Gerk Ihe fiduciary is: STILL IN SHOCK Opening lead:^K eration, South takes a dia refrigerator-freezer, air- 1975 SUZUKI TS-185. Very The fiduciary is; 12th. 38 L ila c S tr e e t, conditioning. etc. Call 643- STATION WAGON - Andrew A. Barnard mond finesse. Then he plays MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE good condition. Asking $425. Mrs. Lester H. Wolcott S8A Ambassador Drive Getting married? Whether you want a formal ace-10 of hearts NEW 6W INCH BLACK St Manchester. 10 to 4. Range 5600. Excellent condition! 4 brand M Cambridge Street DECKER CIRCULAR SAW. hood, lamps, silver plate new tires. $1000. Call 289-1628. - Lowest Rates Available! Call before 1:00 or after 6:00. Manchester, CT 06040 church wedding or a simple, “do-your-own-thing” Tha Bam Laaar — Art Sanaam East takes his king and Manchester, CT 06040 02»4H Still in carton. $20. Call 875- items, clothes, misc. Immediate Binding Lay-Up 649-3386. 028-04 ceremony, get Abby’a new booklet. Send $1 plus a spades are led South ruffs TWO BEDROOM FLAT with ATHeiJIJBiTHg AnHETDMEiTHe By Oswald Jacoby when he can. pulls the rest of 7320 after 6 p.m. appliances. No pets, $325 plus Options. Call Joan, Clarke In long, lelf-addresied, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: and Alan Sontag surance Agency, 643-1126. Abby’s Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly TWE WU. ee 12-.59 TIME Witt 15 the trumps, goes back to dum utilities ana Security. my with the ace of clubs, 21"BLACK AND WHITE Available May IsL 649-9455. HUla, CoUf. 90212. ' AMO 5 9 S&x»ps„. tfctccxexAatY,, South would like to duck the finesses again for the king of SYLVANIA T.V. set. great VOLVO - model 145 station TAG SALE April 11th. 94:30 wagon, autom atic, 89,000 Legal Notice first spade, but it is a luxury diamonds and scores the shape floor model. Nice piece EAST HARTFORD - Carpeted BMW 1962 R695 Runs well, but he can't afford. Maybe West game of furniture. $65. Call 646-2753 p .m . 34 L ila c S tr e e t, miles. Good condition. Must Manchester. Bedspreads, two one bedroom. Utilities in sell. $1950. Call 644-2208 - 1971 HONDA CL 350 - 9000 old. Also, 1956 R50 BMW TOWN OF ANDOVER holds a six-card spade suit. So (NEW.SI’AFEH ENTERI'RISK ASSN i ladies coats, kitchenwares, cluded. Only $200. Call leave message. original miles. New chain, basket case. $1,200 for PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION GIANT VAC - Leaf Vacuum. 5 Locators 236-5W. FEE. everything. Call 646-3246 H.P. Briggs Stratton engine. quilting pieces, aprons and new battery, hew cables, new Re-Subdivision PstfOQfOph knick-knacks, etc. FOR SALE - FORD tires, and new fairing. Please between 5 and. 7 p.m. Good condition. $99. Call 649- SOUTH WINDSOR - All The PlRDoiag a Z nlag oamsslmlaa el Andover, Connecticut a w (0 be Of your own makingmaking. They'll 4266. MAVERICK or parts. Ask for call 643-17M after 4:00 p.m. will hold a public hearing in the lower level of the Town Office \ % u r be precipitated either by neglect modern two bedroom. Gordon, Call 643-4350. Building, Monday, April the 13th, 1961 at 7:30 p.m. on the peti or poor planning. Available now. Call Locators MOTORCYCLE ' ^ t t r t h d a y VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Be TWO SNOW TIRES - J78-15. ★ 236-5646. FEE, tion of Mr. Felix David and Ms. Virginia King for resubdivision Our Boarding House ^ ry s le r rims. 4 ply polyester- INSURANCE, see us now for realistic today regarding your TAG SALE - April 11th 10 to 4 same day coverage and com of the Lawrence Fiano subdivision located on Boston Hill Road expectations. You’ll be severely fiberglass cord.d. Good___ tread. p.m. April 12th 12 to 5 p.m. 96 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLH VERNON - KIDS OK. Two petitive rates. Ask for Ju(W or 1975. Full dresser, 3,800 miles. and Wales Road, to remove the cross-hatching on lot |8 and the April 11.1M1 disappointed If you think o th ^ $20 for both. 649-2110. Elizabeth Drive. Manchester, bedrooms, shaded yard. will do more for you than you 1973 CHEVY CAPRICE Janet, Crockett Agency, Inc., Ehtcellent condition. $4,500. stipulation that In order to build on lot 8 both lot 7 and 8 must be This coming year you should WInthrap — Dick Cavalll I 5HUULPA KNOWN Miscellaneous items. $200’s. Call Locators 23&S646. ESTATE WAGON. PS, PB, avoid giving up something good would for them. r e m e m b er how he PiON’T \ 643-1577. Call 871-0672. purchased and retained as one lot. Proposed for approval by the PIPES - Dunhills, Savinellis, FEE. AT, Air, AM-FM. Call 646- which you have going for you on LIMA (8epl. 2 3 ^ i 23) Per SOMETHIN' WA6 NEVER OALLEP T WORRY, ^ others. Pipe cabinet. Other Planning & Zoning Commission of Aiidover, Connecticut. a gamble for what you think is sons you may have to deal with WIWN6 M iO O N POiS TEMPLETON 0508. UBSL NOTICES A U D E <3F SELECTEP.STAIN ■ INCLUDING A\OLDED LABAAAN, SPAR E T H A T LAP.# — accessories Ex-pipe smoker UBSL NOTICES At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written better. You will come out better today will be as anxious to satis A6 X BE6AN WHILE HE WAS rV E 6 0 T TWO BEDROOMS. East of fy their ambitions as you wHI RESISTANT VINVL- POt-VSTVRENE wishes to sell to someone ap communications received. A copy of the site plan and applica In the long run by building upon FOL-VP^PYLENE. THINKIN' JAKE POIN' TRICKS? .soop n e w s; the river. This one's $190, We Probate Notice Probate Notice yours. A failure to compromise V EN EER B? WCDD Fm X JC T S . ANP RXy PROPVLENE. preciating a fine smoke. 649- have lots of others all areas tion are on file In the Office of the Town aerk. Town Office what you already have. WAS ON THE IT WAS ALWAYS Court of Probate, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ARIES (March 21-April 16) This spells problems. 2 1 1 0 . PRIVATE all prices. Give us a call! 561- ESTATE OF ELIZABETH A. Building, Andover, Connecticut. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The l e v e l : HE EVEN "HERE, BOY" PONTIAC GRANDVILLE - District of Manchester Is not a good day to have too r .SAVE A FALSE PROPERTY 1221. GUARANTEED. FEE. NOTICE OF HEARING HOWROYD, deceased Dated in Andover, Connecticut this 3rd and 10th day of April, many irons in the fire. It could principal thing to keep In mind OLD CAST IRON BATHTUB. Body excellent. Needs motor The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, with coworkers today is getting NAME IN ESTATE OF MILDRED B. 1961. cause you to go off on unproduc Claw legs. Good condition. Want Ads MANCHESTER - LOOKING work. $300. Call 643-5317. JOHNSON, deceased Judge, of the Court of Probate, tive tangents. Do less, but do the K>b done property, not whose KINPERtSARTfeN / Best offer. Call 643-5657. for 1-2-3 bedrooms? Call 561- Pursuant to an order of Hon. William District of Manchester, at a bearing Planning & Zoning Coiiunission everything well. Romance, travel, Ideas or methods should get the held on April 1,1961, ordered that aU 1221. GUARANTEED. FEE. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated April 8, of Andover luck, resources, possible pitfalls TWO H78-15 Whitewall Tires Garden Products 47 from $35. Available at Local 1961, a hearing will be held on an claims must be presented to the and career for the coming SA G IT T AR IU S (Nov. 2S-D m s . 21) application praying that an instrument fiduciary on or before July 1,1961 or be John L. Kostic, Chairman months are all discussed in your Even though your Intentions may $50. Ping-Pong Table 9' x 5' EAST HARTFORD - Government Auctions. For barred as by law provided. $40. 646-3^. EVERBEARING RED Directory call Surplus Data purpMling to be the last will and testa Mary Kiunn, Secretary Astro-Qraph which begins with be good today, don't try to RASPBERRY PLANTS. SINGLES special, sunny ef ment of said deceased be admitted to Sherrie L. Anderson, Asst. Gerk OKMH your birthday. Mail $1 for each to manipulate or control friends. ficiency. Now just $152. Call Center 415^0544.; H»e fiduciary is: They might misunderstand your SEARS FIBERGLASS 36" x Large size. $.75 each. Just probate as in said application on file Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio 561-1221. GUARANTEED. more fully appears, at the Court of Steven C. Howroyd City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure motives and it could cause bad L 0 >8to»4»«AR».n