20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., March 22, 1983

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that doesn’t have some bugs in it,” $1.20 a share in '84 on revenues of Could be that the hot new-issue wnat went wrong? cent) represents a buildup at the merited a $500 million market retorts Friedman . . . “ and we about $250 million. market is about to cool off, or, at For starters, some institutional dealer (or retailer) level for intial valuation. expect some improvements will be Fortune Systems, it should be inventory stocking and demonstra­ “ It’s worth it,” he says. And he the yen' least, that some sanity is investors immediately dumped the made shortly.” duly noted, has some tough com­ returning to this highly speculative stock when it failed to run up. tion purposes — so a true test of the •battled off such reasons as the As for that $l-a share estimate, petitors — like IBM, Altos Compu­ arena. As one of the underwriters product’s suQdpss at the end user acceptance of the product, a Friedman fires back that “ I ’ll ter and Digital Equipment. And A solid case in point: The explained it: “ Everyone knew it has yet to be determined. favorable view of it by some swear on my mother's grave that I there’s some feeling that Fortune Clear, cold tonight; Manchester, Conn. surprising performance of For­ was going to be a hot deal and experts in the field, the potential never said that to anybody.” could v^ell become an also-ran in ACTUALLY, only 6 percent or growth of the marketplace and a sunny Thursday tune Systems, one of the'largest everybody wanted a piece of it. We the field, given the almost certain Wed., March 23, 1983 $1.5 million of that nearly $26 He wouidn’ ttalk figures, observ­ initial public offerings ever. It’s could have probably sold 12 million ' firm backlog of approximately $40 new technological breakthroughs — See page 2 shares if we wanted to. People million volume is attributable to million ($27 million, of which, by ing that the company’s still in a Single copy: 25fl: one of these technology plays — a in the heart of the company’s West Coast-based producer of a expected a quick move to at least end users. the way, represents orders from “ quiet period” after the recent business. / desk-top computer system that 25 to 27 and when it didn't happen, offering. However, sources close to iEatuhPBtrf Mpralb Thomson-CSF). Friedman’s response: “ We want some os">hem ran away (by One of the chief appeals of the Friedman’s thinking say the com­ management claims offers the to be a substantial factor in the computing capability and software selling). I still think it's an Fortune desk-top computer sys­ WHAT ABOUT the bugs in the pany feels comfortable with some marketplace and we’re damn well sophistication of many minicopu- attractive company.’’ tem is that it allows multi-users product? estimates of 60 cents a share this going to make it.” ^ ters with the price,gnd ease of use and a number of different applica-' "There isn’t anybody’s system year on sales of $125 million and of a microcoputer. M AYBE SO, but if you read the tions, such as the processing of text Before the public offering on company’s prospectus — plus talk and numbers, to be done at the March 4, it was a foregone to a couple of analysts who are same time. However, one analyst conclusion that Fortune was a familiar with Fortune and its who checked with some dealers winning stock. Original plans had management — you come up with reports complaints that the perfor­ Inflation rate zero called for the issuance of 4 million a slew of question marks. And mance of the system erodes Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, shares at between $16 and $19 a these questions, which focus on rapidly once ybu get above three share. But the demand was so such areas as the makeup of the users. In other words, says this analyst, 2 great that the underwriters. First present sales base, the short Boston, Alex Brown & Sons and operating history, the quality of “ you’re talking alraut a system Junior High and High S c h ^ l Students Montgomery Securities, raised the management and the viability of that's far from polished.” Word processi^ mathematic W' through February '■ m . calculations and'^ccounting are among the system's major functions. Another significant question is By Denis G. Gulino Gasoline prices dropped 6.7 basket” of goods and services that • Dan Dorfman raised about management depth United Press International percent, part of an enormous 10.8 cost $100 in 1967. and quality. As it turns out, the percent decline within four The department said the pur­ months. 3 Syndicated three top men, including Fortune 1983 WASHINGTON - Falling gaso­ chasing power of the 1967 dollar chief Gary Friedman, were all line prices at the pump pulled Auto financing costs dropped 2.7 remained at 34.1 cents, the same as Columnist part of Itel, a supplier and ieasor of consumer prices down 0.2 percent percent, the seventh consecutive in January. IBM plug-compatible equipment in February and food and housing monthly decline, the department If the drop in fuel prices had not that went into Chapter 11 bank costs held steady to account for said. been included the overall index ruptcy in January of '81. In fact, only the second monthly overall Both factors pulled down the would have risen a moderate 0.3 Friedman was a co-founder and decline in the governnient ipdex in major category of transportion percent, the department said. III offering price to $22 and swelled the product itself, raise strong second in command at the com­ more than seventeen years, the prices down 1.6 percent in Febru­ Clothing costs went up 0.5 the numter of shares to 5 million. doubts in some Wall Streeters’ pany. And in December of '82, a government said today. ary while food and housing costs percent, reflecting the slowdown of minds-as to whether the Fortune law firm appointed to conduct an The drop in the Labor Depart­ did not change at all. sale prices for winter merchandise IN EFFECT, it was just about a offering was premature. investigation into Itel (as part of ment’s Consumer Price Index for The Consumer Price Index for and the introduction of more $500 million offering (given a Moreover, some believe that reorgnization) recommended that February, after seasonal adjust­ February, b e fm adjustment to expensive spring wear, the depart­ grand total of 22.7 million shares) Fortune’s shares are excessively the company pursue causes of ment, canceled the 0.2 percent show changes beyond routine ment said. for a virtual start-up company — priced at current levels, given action against Friedman, among increase for January to produce a seasonal patterns, was list at 293.2, Medical care costs kept escalat­ zero rate of inflation for the first equivalent to a cost of $293.20 for ing at a double digit annual rate, one that was incorporated in whatScould turn out to little others, for breach of duties as an U P I photo September of '80 and which didn’t more than a commodity-type pro­ officer and director. two months of the year. the government’s sample “ market with February’s overall medical begin commercial shipments until duct down the road in an intensely costs climbing 0.8 percent, part of H.B. BRASELTON (LEFT) AND HIS BROTHER. H.F. last August. competitive environment. Further, Friedman, some say, is the past year’s l l , l percent jump. Heightening the excitement of A first glance at the company’s a stock tout. A couple of analysts While the subcategory of pres­ . . . seljing their Georgia town for $14 miiiion Fortune shareholders (lots of them sales base leaves a positive im­ who’ve been in touch with him cription drugs and medical supp­ • . V ■ • institutional), as well as the pression. Sales were $21,000 in the personally told me he had sug­ lies was up 0.3 percent, doctors underwriters, was the super per­ first quarter of '82, $245,000 in the gested that the company would Reagan to give raised their prices a full 1 percent formance just a day earlier of second, $7 million in the third and earn over $1 a share this year on and hospital charges jumped 1,6 another new-issue in the technol­ $18.5 million in the fourth — giving sales of about $125 million. percent in the single month, ogy field — Apiolo Computer. the company a first year volume of However, some close followers A narrower index covering pri­ Family town for sale Originally set to come out between nearly $26 million. of the company suggOst 60 cents a ces typically paid by wage earners $15 and $18 a share, its price was and clerical workers, also went The company had an '82 loss of share is a more realistic figure. By Joe Parharh also increased to $22. And in the $3.2 million, but this is basically And one analyst thinks it could be down 0.2 percent after seasonal defense secrets United Press International told the banker, ‘Mr. Green, Daddy* sent us up first day of trading, Apolo’s shares attributed to initial start-up costs. no more than 30 cents on sales of adjustment. Many labor contracts here to get some money. He said he’d come sign shot up to $29. An analysis of the '82 sales shows around $70 million. as well as Social Security cost of for it in the fall.’ And that banker gave them an administration official said BRASELTON, Ga. — You can still get a can of Excited Fortune stockholders that a little over $6 million, or 23 Regardless of what it is, no one By Norman O. Sandler living allowances are still pegged $1,000.” A year later, the two young businessmen Tuesday. “ We have to show the Black Beauty Stove PoUsh.or Ohlmney Sweep were already counting the first percent, is directly attributable to will have to take up a collection United Press International to this index. hitched up the same mule and rode to Gainesville threat is real and this money is Soot 'Destroger for a ctwiple of dollan at the day’s porofits. a French firm, Thomson-CSF, plafe for Friedman. For him,. The decline in the narrower to pay off their loan and to ask for $5,000 more. needed.” Well, Fortune’s first trading day which happens to be Fortune’s Fortune's already beeh a bona'nza. WASHINGTON — President index was something of a surprise BraseltOB haMtaraie store and, if you’ye « i L |1 4 They got it. To dramatize his contention the million, you can buy the town, too. proved to be a bomb. The stock single largest shareholder. Ob­ He put up about $6,000, and now Reagan will release secret intelli­ to analysts because it showed that ■ That business and others later — including Soviet Union is engaged in a For te years, tlW BraseHon fsniiiiy has owned dropped '/i on the day to 21 'A and viously then, it has a vested owns about 1,342,000 Fortune gence information to try to con­ there was no difference in inflation cattle raising and farming, a mortuary busipess, “ relentless drive” that has tipped businoMes that canned t)w BnwBton name, but subsequently fell to 17 Vk before a interest in seeing that Fortune ^shares valued at over $24 million. vince a skeptical public his defense if rents were substituted for home a marble monument business, a blacksmith shop, bit of a recovery to 18 Vk at policies are needed to counter an the military balance in its favor, in J98I the famfly dedded to put their property on A does well. Further, a sizable I asked Friedman if he thought a ownership costs. The narrower a flour and seed mill, the Braseiton Supermarket, Reagan planned to release infor­ the selling Mock, The Srasdtons are asking $14 press-time. portion of the revenues (58 per­ start-up company like Fortune ominous Soviet threat, aides say. index still uses home ownership Braseiton Furniture and Appliance Store and the mation available until now only in miiiion for. the business^ and 2,000 acres that Reagan scheduled a televised costs while the broader overall Braseiton Bank — were run by John, G r e «i and classified briefings. comprise about 85 pMtmt ’df the town and iu speech for 8 p.m. EST to deliver a index was switched to costs Henry Braseiton. They became known as the detailed assessment of Soviet The information was expected to equivalent to rents beginning with surrounding countiyside, and they say that’s a “Three Bs.^ In Brief DESIGN AN AD COHTESt military might, hoping it will help include satellite reconnaisance the January report. bargain. Interstate plan minimize the cutbacks Congress is photographs showing new wea­ Entertainment costs were up 0.4 “ We’re running out o f ’Braseltons’ and it The Three Bs passed on but their sons, H.F. expected to make in his defense pons and military installations, as percent in February and a miscel­ behooves us to do something. Our heritage is too “ Brassie” , H.B. “ Kit” , H.H. Herman and J.L. JA L selects P&WA budget in coming weeks. well as technical data to help laneous category, was up 0.8 important to us to be careless with the future of and H.E. took over. But, like Kit Braseiton says, “ There is a knee-jerk reaction provide a qualitative comparison percent for the month. this community,” said H.B. “ l(it" Braseiton, “ We’ve run out of Braseltons,” and now they’re of U.S. and Soviet capabilities. Japan Air Lines has selected an updated that defense is overblown tuid no The decline in the Consumer manager of'Bfaselton’s Ace Hardware store, selling the 933 acres of farm lands, 27 houses, the for banking grandson of Brmnlton founder W.H. Braseiton *155 IN PRIZES matter what figure you put up Price Index followed a 0.3 percent 20 business buildings, an 800-acre industrial park version of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft’s best-selling Similar information ^ s in­ commercial engine to power its new fleet of there, it’s fat and you can cut it," drop in "December. An earlier S r„ and one of five Braseltons who coipprise the bordering Interstate 85, and other lands owned by cluded in^ a splashy Pentagon town government. r % Boeing 747-300 jetliners. reported decline in March 1982 was the Braseiton Improvement Co. K I represents publication titled “ Soviet Military JAL ordered two of the new Boeings with revised to a zero figure, making The sroail Jackson County, community is about about 50 stockholders, the descendants o f the Power,” released two weeks ago. P&WA’s JT9D-7R4 turbofan engines. The ariline, clears panel sutniiE...... *80 February’s index change only the 40 miles east of Atiante. It was settled in 1886 by original founder. t > . Reagan only last week ordered W.H. Braseiton. which already operates one of the world’s largest second decrease since August 1965, There have been some serious inquiries about new curbs against leaks of classi­ 747 fleets, is the fourth commercial carrrier'to department analysts said, In 1887, one o f W.H.'s sons, John, 8, began the Braseiton property and a few from people Inside Today fied matericU. He is using his specify P&WA enginesfor the 747-300’s, an By Bruno V. Rannlello ]tKTnDES...*28MMh "The nation’s inflation rate began selling candy, tobacco and crackers in a Moot by “ just curious,” but a $14 million sale isn’ tentered declassification authority to put expanded version of the 747 wide-body jet. United Press International 24 pogn, 4 sections to fade in October 1981, depressed 6-foot log cabin. When he needed more money to into lightly. before the public secret data some The JTD9-7R4 is a more fuel-efficient version of by the price competition brought build up an invoitory, he and lds 'l^year-old Kit sAys there are few conditions to the sale; Republican lawmakers have seen the JT9D, the engine that powers Boeing 747s and HARTFORD — Legislation that would o|ten up all Advice ...... on by recession and by oversupp­ brother Green bitdied their father’s mute to a “ We don’t want someone coming in and changing 'timoiiiiumioiB *8 Mi$i Area towns...... and found convincing, aides said. McDonnell-Douglas DC-9s. It entered commer­ forms of commercial banking between Connecticut lies on world markets of oil and buckboard and rode 40 miles to see a banker in the name. That’s very im p q ^ n t to us. Also, we Business...... “ At least a dozen of them have cial use in September 1982, and since then has and other New England states could be in place in the grain. Since then the rate of Gainesville. , don’t want a man coming initeKe and firing our Classified...... told him if the American people tallied more than 25,000 flight hours with no state as early as this summer. Com ics...... increase for the price index has " A man's word was his bond then,” said Kit employees, and we want w h o e W Iwys It tb could only see what they saw in shutdowns or unplanned engine removals. The proposed bill was approved Monday by the Entertainment...... been only about one-third of the Braseiton, “ and m y Uncle John and m y father continue the businesses in some w ^ See Your Ad Printed In The those classified briefings, they Legislature’s Banks Committee andsent to the Senate Lottery...... rate in the 1980-81 period. ENTCR Obituaries...... ' Wouldn’t have any doubts about the for debate. Supporters of the bill call it landmark Opinion...... extent of the (Soviet) threat,” said legislation that is one of the most important banking Takeover bid eyed Peopletolk ...... one presidential assistant. “ This proposals since regulation of banking became herald on April 22, 1983 Sports...... TODAY! Television...... gives him more of a basis to prove MADISON (UPI) — First Federal Savings & necessary after the Great Depression. his policies are right.” Loan Association of Madison, said it received an The interstate banking proposal is said to be one of Weather...... News analysis $8.8 million takeover bid from the Wall Street the hottest issues in the 1983 session and is expected to The address is the second mtgor securities firm of Thomson McKinnon Inc. undergo lengthy debate and challenge on the floor of HERE’S HOW TO ENTER V defense speech Reagan has made First Federal, which has assets of $145 million both chambers. Samples todAy in four months. The first, delivered and six offices in Connecticut, said Monday its It would open up all forms of commercial banking The Manchester Herald today con­ Nov. 22, focused on the U.S.-Soviet directors "are considering the terms of the between Connecticut and New England states that tinues Its sompllno program to bring military balance and the “ peace proposal and will convene in the, near future to cpciprocrate and also allow New York banks to enter copies of the newspaper to non- RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS subscribers In Monchester. through strength” approach inte­ School cuts just starting? respond to the proposal.” the slate but in a very limited role. gral to his arms control policies. The offer calls for the acquisition of First In an apparent compromise with the savings banks Federal for $23.20 a share in cash — more than institutions, the committee also approved bills By Raymond T. DeAAeo “ You’ve got to be aware of the tions on where the directors could said. 2 double the $10.50 price the stock traded at last providing sweeping changes to bring the savings 1. Thor* will b* a Hrol prit* and two honoraU* 3. Ads must b* submittad tha sam* siza as as* Herald Reporter age population in Manchester. cut elsewhere to avoid an exces­ In previous years, Harvey said, Friday in the over-the-counter markets. First banks up to parity with commercial banks. •mntlons In aach cata^ry plua a grand priz* signad. Only a Mack marfcar pan, or brush may There are mapy older people with sive budget increase. the PTA Council has encouraged Federal currently has378,950shares outstanding, The committee approved the bill 8-7 along party wbinar. Tha prte* calagorla* ara: (1) 4th, 5th, b* usad on a whit* background. All complalod Two nights ago, when Superin­ no children in the school system,” Or, Penny said, pro-schoolers people to write or telephone town a spokesman said. lines after a day of huddled meetings amid charges by andethgrad**;(2) 7th,ith,Mhgrad^(~1(3) 10th. ' ads must ba racalvid by Tha Harald no lalar Lebanon approves tendent James P. Kennedy dis­ Mrs. Weinberg said. »’T m very 11th, and 12th grad**. could use another approach: say to directors and attend town budget The acquisition is subject to a number of Republicans who accused the banking interests of than 5dK> P.M., Friday, April IS, 10S3. cussed impact of a $262,000 cut in pro-education. . .but you can only the directors, “ I don’t care if my hearings to express support for the conditions, including execution of a definitive 4. All anirlasbacom* tha proparty of Tha Man- his school budget for nexfyear, he stretch a dollar so far.” ramroding the proposals through the committee. ^ ^ te r H*ra(|^Only Hi* lop antrla* will b* pub- (property) tax bill goes up $150 to school budget and opposition to agreement and approval by regulatory Banks Committee chairmen Sen. William Sullivan, sounded like he was d e n tin g a Director Peter'B . DiRosa, the maintain the superintendent’s further cuts. 2. To antar tha contaat you must bring or mall worst case scenario. / authorities. D-Waterbury, and Rep. Alfred Onorato, D-New plan on withdrawal Republican budget chairman, said budget recommendation. I ’ll pay 3 tha antry blank batow to tha Display Advartlslng Not really. Thomson McKinnon is the parent company of Haven, fought off attempts by the Republicans to Tuesday the directors probably it. THE SUPERINTENDENT’S Thomson McKinnon Securities, a Wall Street delay the vote until the committee’s Wednesday Oapartmant ol Tha Harald on or balora Friday, Kennedy and the members of the will ask Kennedy for more infor­ April 1, 10S3. You will than racahr* Instructloiw •»» a d vam sln r By Scott MacLeod banon, would pot be formally “ The people that say that to us “ hit list” includes several things brokerage house. deadline for raising bills. staff of Tha Harald. Board of Education know the mation on what would happen if his are the people who can afford to likely to make people angry: In parson at Tha Harald Informing you whalbu- 6. WInnars wNI b* announced upon puMIca- United Press International approved by Lebanon until Israel $262,000 cutV recommended by budget were cut by more than Rep. Gerard Patton, R-Milford, accused banking approves it. take that approach. . .young cutting junior varsity sports at the slnass you wHI b* doing an ad for. llon. ^ General Mantteer Robert B. Weiss $262,000. interests with, “ making decisions behind closed The new U.S. proposals have not professional families with children high school, and eliminating van The Lebanese government has may only be the beginning, if the “ We don’t want to deprive doors” for the committee. ’T d lik e to know what deals been made public, but they are in the school system. But we (the transportation of vocational- Bosch becomes UT tentatively approved a new Ameri­ Board of Directors decides to trim education of what it needs. On the have been cut” over what he called “ the most reported to call for daytime directors) represent a broader agricultural students, for Important legislation in decades.” can propos^ for getting foreign the school budget even more. other hand we can’t rape the rest of spectrum of people. So we have to example. DEARBORN, Mich. (U PI) - United Technolo­ trodps out oTlrelianM, raising new Lebanese-Israeli patrols in south­ The banking industry said the legislation was No one discounts that possibility. town services to do that,” he said. look to balancing and juggling,” Kennedy has also conjured up gies Automotive Group announced Monday it has h ^ s for U.S. envo\ Philip Hab­ ern Lebanon to guarantee the needed to allow the state’s banks to be strengthened The directors face an unusually DiRosa didn’t discount the possi­ Penny said. 4 the spectre of another school dropped the trademark American Boscb and will i t s Middle East peace mission, security of northern Israel. market its line of diesel fuel injection systems, before federal legislation expected over the next tight budget year. Their choice is bility of citizens’ lobbying against closing — in this case Highland the Christian Phalangist radio said to trim town services or hand electric motors and industrial ignition systems several years allows interstate banking nationwide. Want To Enter Ad Craft ’83 Chaim Herzog, a former U.N. school budget cuts, as occurred P E TE R A. Tognalli, president of Park School — if the directors’ cut But Patton and other Republicans challenged today. ambassador elected Israel’s sixth residents a hefty hike in property last year when the directors cut the union that represents Man­ beyond Weiss’s figure. under the United Technologies name. Habib, who met with Lebanese whether the Reagan administration planned such a president Tuesday, said today he taxes in an election year. Both $175,000 from the school board’s chester’s teacliers, said teachers Harvey said he wasn’t surprised The name changes is being made to better President Amin Gemayel in Beirut move,^-— was encouraged that “ we are alternatives are unpopular. budget. think Weiss’s proposed school by anything in Kennedy’s list of identify the products with the parent company, Nw m ... Tuesday, flew to Tel Aviv in hopes They char^ra it would only be a matter of time moving toward an accommoda­ “ The supporters of the education budget cut is excessive. “ We will vulnerable items. “ When you talk said automotive group vice president Edward J. of securing Israeli acceptance of Rapetti. re Boston banks absorbed Connecticut banks and AddrtM. tion". with Lebanon on troop ASKED TUESDAY if he ex­ budget have always been vocal,” certainly make our feelings known about that kind of (budget) reduc­ the new U.S. withdrawal plan. pected the directors to cut his The two operations responsible for the product in turn would be eaten up by the giant New'York withdrawal. he said. "That’s not to say that the to the Board of Directors in letters, tion, you’re going to have some Town ... Official Beirut radio quoted budget beyond Weiss’s recommen­ lines will be United Technologies Diesel Systems ey institutions. rest of the town budget doesn’t and in speaking at the public rather prominent changes in the diplomatic sources as saying that “ My gut feeling is that we are dation, Kennedy said, “ I don’t and United Technologies Electro Systems. Qrado...... School...... : enjoy equal or more support. hearing (on the town budget, on way you do business,” he said, “ if the 18-point plan worked out in moving towards some form of know ... that’s what the rumors United Technologies Diesel Systems is head- S People expect some of the other April 6). Richard Conde, chairman of the le compromise bill would permit banks from any Washington does not prove to accommodation in Lebanon," Her­ are.” services.” quarted in Springfield, Mass, and has manufac­ NOTIi FIm I this sotry Mat* to the Display Advertislna Deparlmenl of James D. Hilirvey, president of citizen’s committee on Highiand I suiie, including New York, to open two "non­ succesful, then Lebanon will seek zog said in an interview on NBC’s the purposes of offering loans only. Tha Manchssisr ■rabiard Flaea, Manehaalsr, CT 01040. InMas elaaa Barbara B. Weinberg, deputy the PTA Council, said Tuesday it’s Park School and a member of the turing facilities in Springfield, Columbia. S.C., as depository” offices per year anywhere in the state for an alternate solution." “ Today” program. Sullivan said another provision would prohibit mayor and Democratic chairman MAYOR STEPHEN T. Penny “ hard to tell” whether citizens will well as in Holland and Italy. Friday. Apni'l, iSlSr Phalangist radio said the new PTA Council’s school budget study so-called leap-frogging, whereby a New York bank “ We are in the midst of negotia­ of the directors’ budget commit­ said directors would be most rally in support of Kennedy’s United Technologies Electro Systems is based Habib jrfan, which would coordi* committee, said Kennedy’s pro­ in Columbus, Miss. could not purchase a bank in Maine and then move tions. In the Middle East people tee, was more direct. “ I ’m not sure responsive to citizen lobbying for budget, nate die withdrawal of Israeli, posed budget is conservative, but into Connecticut to open branches. take a more extreme stand in the that we may not have to cut more the school board if the advocates “There are a large number of Syrian and Palestine Liberation added, “ I don’t think it’s unreason- outset of negotiations and then out of the Board of Education supplemented their requests for people who are going . to be Oiganlsation troops from Le­ tend to move closer to each other. budget,” she said Tuesday. more school funding with sugges­ aoathetic no matter what,” he PleoHc turn to page S MAN‘“HESTER HERALD, Wed., March 23, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March M, 19M

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IB House debates budget on budget policy WASHINGTON (U PI) - The House began debate today on a Democratic budget plan President Reagan wants defeated, and House Speaker Thomas O'Neill T I M n A A n iM t By Paul Hendrie officers to the legally authorized said the Democrats wiil hand Reagan his first budget Herald Reporter strength of 57. loss in two years. Weiss said that in recent years the O’Neill, D-Mass., tol(Tfeporters in his office today General Manager Robert B. Weiss police budget has been funded to allow he expects a 20-vote margin of victory for the has targeted several policy areas for parity with other Capitoi Region towns discussion when the Board of Directors ' Democrats, a bit below the edge they had 'Tuesday in un WtATHlA FOTOCAtt • and with other towns the same size as . - winning a test vote 230-187. gets together next month for its bud$;et Manchester. Using a coalition of Repubiicans and conservative For period ending 7 a.tn. E S T March 24. Wednesday will workshops. But the fiscal year 1982-83 budget Democrats, Reagan has pushed a budget through the find rain throughout most of the Pacific coast states, The board has radicaily altered its established a $59.44 per capita police workshop format this year. Instead of Democratic-dominated House in each of the past two changing to snow Inland over the central Rockies. Rain Herald photo by DeMeo appropriation. That is less than the years. But the Democrats gained 26 more seats in the will also develop In the Qolf Coastal states while the line-by-line budget review of the statewide average of $60.20, the Capitol Novembei^ elections; effectively eliminating Rea­ generally fair weather prevails elsewhere. Min tempera­ KENNETH GAGNON WITH HIS DISPLAY past, the board will take two Saturdays Region average of $67.80 and the gan's coalition. tures include; (approx, max readings In parenthesis) and consider the policy issues behind average of $66.25 for all towns in the O’Neill was asked if he would delay the vote today if Atlanta 38 (46), Bostod 26 (42), Chicago 17 (32), • • . It brought him prizes and recognition the budget. state with populations larger than Reagan asked him to wait until after the president's Cleveland IS (34), Dallas 38 (53), Denver 26 (61), Duluth Among the issues Weiss would like 40,000. nationally televised address to the nation at 8 p.m. 8 (29), Houston 39 (64), JacksonvIlleSI (67), Kansas City the board to consider is the town’s EST to seek support for his defense spending increase. 26 (41), Little Rock 39 (52), Los Angeles 51 (60), Miami 65 policy of funding programs run by . WEISS ALSO has recommended that PENNY SADD “ I would say. 'Mr. President, you’re trying to (82). Minneapolis 20 (36). Now Orleans 42 (60). Now Talking computer private social and human service the board take time at its workshops to obstruct a budget resolution and you’re party doesn’t York 29 (44). Phoenix 46 (73), San Francisco 46 (56), agencies. review in more detail than in the past even have a (budget) presentation to make,"’ O’Neill Seattle 43 (S3), St. Louis 25 (44), Washington 29 (50). The question Weiss wants the direc­ capital improvement needs for this and replied. , tors to answer is; What problems are ^ t u r e years. Herald names wins MHS junior the town’s responsibility and what He has asked the directors to should be left to the state, the feds or the determine the timing of and alterna­ Rescue bill nears OK private sector? tives to expanding the sewage treat­ new ad director Weather ment plant. It has been suggested that WASHINGTON (U PI) — With the Senate ready for HE SAID federal and state reduc­ this may be the best time to expand the science prize tions in funding and rejections of plans final action on a Social Security bill, one key UPI photo plant, because partial federal and state Penny Sadd of Manchester has been promoted to lawmaker says there may not be problems after all for new programs have sent the funding now available may not be advertising director of the Manchester Heraid. The By Raymond T. DeMeo agencies to the town, which Weiss appointment is to be effective on Thursday. 2 from a money-losing amendment tenders fear would Today In history Today’s forecast Cheyer, head of Manchester’s in­ available in future years. sabotage the rescue plan. Herald Reporter structional computer program and called "the government of last resort.” Weiss wants the directors to consider Ms Sadd joined the Heraid advertising staff in 1978. As examples he cited the recent The $165 billion delicately balanced package of Today partly cloudy and cold. A 40 percent chance Gagnon’s consultant on the project. the appropriate budgetary approach to She served as an advertising saies representative, On March 23, 1966, Pope Paul VI met between the heads of the Roman debates over whether the town should payroll tax hikes, benefit curbs and a higher of snow flurries. Highs in the 30s. Winds northwest 10; A year’s worVh of time- declining student enrollment. Although then as retaii advertising manager, before her Britain's Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Catholic and Anglican churches in 400 provide a shelter for homeless street current promotion. retirement age emerged substantially unscathed to 20 mph. Tonight clear and cold. Lows in the mid- consuming, sometimes frustrating TO REDUCE the amount of student enrollments have dropped in people and whether the town should after its fifth day of Senate debate Tue^ay. Michael Ramsey, at the Sistine Chapel years. teens to low 20s. Winds northwest around 10 mph.: research has paid off for Manches­ memory needed to store his pro­ recent years, the size of the school Ms. Sadd said the Heraid would maintain its reimburse the Manchester Area Confe- The bill also extends the federal unemployment in the Vatican. It was the first meeting Thursday sunny. Highs around 40. Northwest winds 10' ter High School junior Kenneth S. grams, Gagnon developed computer budget has continued to increase. commitment to Manchester merchants. “ They are ^ recne of Churches for its distribution of the backbone of the town," she said. benefits, due to run out'March 31, through Sc^. 30 and to 20 mph. Gagnon, whose project in computer­ software that compressed speech Weiss has suggested the directors J adds up to eight additional weeks for thoso'Who have ized speech won top honors in the into half its original space. The federal surplus cheese. also review the potential service Ms. Sadd said she wouid seek town merchants’ exhausted their benefits. The current year’s budget gave 3 Connecticut Science Fair last week. compressed versions are twice as impact of the reorganization of the support for more community-oriented tabioids. Leaders hope to finish Senate action today on the Aid going to military MX protesters cry foul Gagnon, 16, won secobd place fast as the originals, but at the same $191,605 to seven agencies for various health department. “ Our local merchants have always been very Sociai Security bill, iron out differences with a Extended outloo^ trophies in the fair’s physical pitch, soAhey don’t sound like a 33 social service programd: Weiss’s re­ supportive of the Herald, and in support of them we House-passed bill in a quick conference committee, AUGUSTA, Maine (U PI) — None of the food and VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) science and computer and mathe­ r.p.m. record played at 45 r.p.m. A commendation for the new budget is His proposed budget calls for re­ deliver our Wednesday newspaper to non- Extended outlook for New England Friday through^ and send a finished product to the White House by medical supplies sent to El Salvador by the United — Some of the 700 people arrested in two days of matics divisions for his research in similar technique is used to $205,^, a 5 percent increase, which placement of retiring jlealth Director subscribers in Manchester. We have found this to be a Friday's Easter recess. States appears to be reaching refugee camps because demonstrations against the MX missile test site claim Sunday: ^ translating human voice sounds into “ squeeze” radio and television would go to eight agencies. Dr. Alice Turek, an M.D., with a most effective way for our merchants to target in on The Senate put aside the financing measure iate it is distributed by the Salvadorn military, says a security pojice pulled them across property lines so Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island:. computerized speech. In one experi­ commercials into shorter time slots This year, requests on behalf of three non-physician and elimination of the their market area," she said. Tuesday to concentrate on a jobs bill which also Maine surgeon who recently visited the war-torn they could be charged with trespassing. Mostly cloudy Friday. Fair and cold Saturday and- ment, he used a cassette tape without changing the content of the new programs — the Community assistant health director’s position in In other changes to take place Thursday, Josephine includes a crucial extension of unemployment money nation. The anti-nuclear protesters changed tactics Tues­ Sunday. Highs from the mid 30s to mid 40s, Overnight: recorder to feed a sound program message. Renewal Team for cheese storage, the favor of a community health nurse. Deary will coordinate the Herald’s national advertis­ for cash-short states. "The situation was far worse than I or any of the day after a mass demonstration at the main gate lows in the teens and 20s. : into an Apple II computer: in MACC cheese distribution program State regulations that formeriy re­ ing. Denise Roberts will head classified advertising. doctors I was with ever expected,” said Dr. David C. Monday resulted in 568 people being arrested by another, he translated an oscillo­ Besides the two second-place and the MARCH Inc. respite program quired the Health Division be headed Kim Fox and Susan Kenneson have joined Susan Vermont; Very cool and dry through the period.- Halperin. "A ll of us were shocked and moved — there civilian authorities or detain^ by.the Air Force. scope’s graphing of voice sounds awards, Gagnon won six special — were received. by a physician have been relaxed and Annul li as account representatives. \were a lot of tears and it was a very painful experience Of the 147 taken into custody Tuesday, most were Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Lows in the mid teens' awards for his project. The U.S. Weiss recommended partial funding Weiss said the work of Dr. Turek has Mitterand takes action to mid 20s. into a computer program. IS well.” found in the hilly back country of the base. Air Force In both cases, Gagnon was able to Navy awarded him a leather brief­ of just one of the three, CRT. He deleted drasticaliy cut the need for physician PARIS (UPI) — President Francois Mitterrand Halperin and six other doctors visited El Salvador Staff Sgt. Lorri Wray said helicopters spotted the Maine: Fair and cool weather through Sunday. recreate whole sentences by select­ case; Union Carbide gave him a $100 the MARCH Inc. request while ac­ services. chaired the first meeting of his streamlined Cabinet for five days during the last week in January as part of intruders and scores of security troops rounded them Highs 20s north and 30s south Friday warming to mid ing words and sounds from the savings bond. The Hartford Gradu­ knowledging “ it is an extremely In accordance with the new criteria, today and prepared a television address in which be is a group of observers sent by various medical groups up when they got to “ convenient locations.” 30s north and low 40s south by Sunday. Overnight lows library he’d compiled in the compu­ ate Center presented him with a beneficial program which is worthy of Ronald A. Kraatz, the assistant direc­ to assess the situation. expected to outline tough austerity measures to cure Hundreds of the demonstrators spent the night in in the teens north and low 20s south. ter’s memory and playing them two-week summer school course in town support.” tor, wouid appear to be a likely MARLOW'S Although an extensive repoiT'has not yet been custody on the base and were fed C-rations and given computer speech synthesis. The He said he deleted the MACC cheese candidate for the directorship. France’s ailing economy. New Hampshire: Fair and cool weather through) back through a speaker. published on the trip, Hainj^n said Tuesday the blankets. U.S. Air Force, the Institute of program with the hope the state might Under the reorganization, Weiss said Almost all senior Cabinet ministers, including Sunday. Highs in the 30s Friday warming to the mid; group’s unanimous opinion that the United States A spokesman for the Vandenberg Action Coalition Electrical and Electronics Engi­ fund it. He said he would recommend clinical services Dr. Turek now pro­ Prime Minster Pierre Mauroy, retained their posts in 30s north and low 40s south by Sunday. Overnight lows) HE DEVELOPED software to Pre-Spring Women’s should not be sending military aid to El Salvador. said 'Tuesday night Air Force security police pulled neers, and the Junior Engineering local funding if the state fails to come vides would be provided by the Tuesday’s government shakeup but the size of tte in the upper teens and low 20s. | make the computer understand the Cabinet was reduced by 40 percent to enable tighter “ Basically, we found tife health system in total many demonstrators across the green lines marking sounds coming from the tape Technical Society also cited Gag­ through. community health nurse or by medical management of policy. collapse. We found evidence of torture of political the beginning of government property. They were recorder as lines of ones and zeroes. non’s work. service providers under contract to the Shoe Sale Results of today’s Cabinet meeting were not prisoners; a crisis situation of displaced persons then arrested for trespassing. The lines became sound again when WEISS HAS suggested the directors town and the Board of Education. immediately available. suffering from extreme nutritional deprivation; an Col. Earl Famey, commanding officer of the fed to the computer speaker. GAGNON SAYS he was more than also determine the appropriate level of The reorganization, Weiss said, also Through March 26th Finance Minister Jacques Delors’ responsibilities international university in ruins and occupied by the sprawling coastal base, denied the accusations. With the oscilloscope, a machine a little nervous at the start of the services by the Police Department. would reduce personnel costs and were expanded to give him effective overall direction military with an educational system also in collapse,” Lottery that graphs sound waves, Gagnon week-long science fair. He was He has recommended increasing the would decrease the total Health Div­ he said. of the economy. The architect of the deal restricting took a still photograph of the expected to be ready to explain his department staff next year by adding ision budget by $^,710 in the coming the devaluation of the franc to 2.5 percent earlier this mmoving lines on the screen and project in full, and answer ques­ two detectives, a detective sergeant fiscal year. tions, for several teams of judges. “ I week, Delors also will have the job of pushing throvgb Snow Is iast blowout’ HARTFORD — The numbar Tuatdav woi 7405( enlarged it. He then plotted coordi- and a dispatcher. But he rejected Chief Weiss added that the directors are the new economic plans. T h « “ 4-40 Jackpo t" numborst q^tes on the computer correspond­ had to figure out what I was going to Robert D. Lannan’s request for money likely to find other policy isssues to Connecticut Dolly Lot­ drawn Tuttday, were 2&-06i Mitterrand’s planned television address is expected Ship needed repairs Light snow spread from the Rockies across the tery number drown Tues- ing to the pattern of the oscilloscope say,” he says.' to increase the patrol force from 54 discuss. 1IMW with a lockpot of $41,116.' After a feW teams of judges came $ to include spending cuts, increased taxes, incentives central Plains today and more snow hit the clogged doy wos 133. The Ploy LEWISTON, Maine — The' reading. to save and industry tax breaks. PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPI) - The owners of the Lake Erie Snow Belt in the “ last blowout of the year.” Four number wos 6970. Maine dally lottery number A 64,000-byte computer is a brainy through, Gagnon had his rap down Marine Electric were told three months before the Gusty winds added to the wintry chill from the lower Tuesday was 24X machine, but making it talk is no and he began to feel more at ease. ship sank its five cargo hatch covers needed extensive MONTPELIER, Vt. — The His effort came off without a single Great Lakes to the north and mid-Atlantic coasts and Vermont dally lottery easy feat. Without a commercially Radio alarm explored CONCORD, N.H. — The A repairs or replacement, a representative of a significant bitch: "The computer frost menaced peach hnd strawberry crops in the New Hampshire dally lottery number Tuesday was S50. processed chip that synthesizes N.H. House asks repeal hatch-cover manufacturer told investigators. Carolines. number Tuesday was 4323. B O S TO N — Th e Massachu' tones into coherent speech, the only hung up a couple of times, but Many Styles to Choose From in Max Graham, a production manager for MacGre­ Western New York and western Pennsylvania . PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The setts lottery number Tuesday sound the computer normally nothing major,” he says. The Eighth Utilities because the state had tee to study the question. brand name shoes. In a wide CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The New Hampshire Rhode Island dally lottery was 9050. gor Services, of Cranford, N.J., testified Tuesday that remained under a travelers advisory for up to 4 inches makes is a "bleep” when it’s turned Gagnon, who owns two home District Board of Direc­ indicated H would exclude House has gone on record against a federal plan to The report recom­ range of sizes & widths. he advised the Marine Electric’s owners that the of new snow, in addition to 6 inches that fell Tuesday. on or off. computers, says he’ll enter the tors has decided not to the district’s conduit from begin withholding 10 percent of interest and dividend mended radio alarms be­ ship’s five hatch covers were warped, bimkied and Across New England, precipitation dwindled to In his research, Gagnon found he science fair again as a senior. He install expensive under­ earnings later this year. the contract for the pro­ cause the cost was pegged rusted. ^ snowshowers. / m w couldn’t make the computer com­ hasn’t decided qn a project, but says ground conduits to pro­ ject if the request was Following a brief debate Tuesday, .the House at about one-third of con­ In a report dated Nov. 20, 1982, Graham told the Rain and snow showers w/re scattered from bine certain sounds. “ We stiil don’ t whatever he does will have some- vide conventional fire received before April 1. ventional alarms, the sys­ approved by voice vote a resolution u r^ i^ Congress ship’s owners. Marine Transport Lines, Inc., of thinglo do with computers. MARLOW'S Southern Caiifornia to western Arizona and north to ^ know why that happens,” says John alarms in the Buckland The decision to go with tem is simpler and more FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911: to repeal the withholding provision, which is Wilmington, Del., that the hatch covers should be Idaho and Montana. area. scheduled to take effect July 1. The resolution now radio-transmitted alarms flexible and the cost to DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER removed, sandblasted and inspected. Light snow spread over Colorado, southwestern .Instead, the district will heads to the state Senate. was based on a written users of master boxes OPEN 6 DAYS • THURS. TILL 9 “ A judgment as to the seaworthiness and the Nebraska, western Kansas and northwestern Okla­ explore installing less ex- "The message should be clear; the people of New report by district Director would be less. Mainte­ FREE PARKINQ FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE! cargo-protection capabiliies of these panels must be homa. Gusty winds caused some blowing and drifting pensive radio- Hampshire oppose the withholding provision," House - Today is Wednesday, March 23, the 82nd day of 1983 Peter H. Grose, who par­ nance also is easier, the examined in conjunction with the ship’s classification snow across the central high Plains. with 283 to follow. transmitted alarms. Speaker John Tucker, R-Claremont, commented BroadeH=OI/bill ticipated in a subcommit­ report said. society to fully determine their exact state with an eye Northwesterly winds gusting to 35 mph blew across The moon is in its first quarter. The vote Monday night after the vote, adding that it would “ add weight” to to the duration of further use, if any,” Graham said in the lower -Great Lakes and the northern and reversed action at an the debate on repeal now going on in Congress. his report to the company. The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and mid-Atlantic Coast states. Saturn. earlier district meeting to The evening stars are Venus and Mars. have the conduit included wins Senate passage in the state’s Interstate 86 Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. reconstruction project for Bom on this date were: psychoanalyst Erich HARTFORD-Legisla­ seen the amendment for the bill, because it’s an estimated M,600. Ac­ Fromm, in 1900, actress Joan Crawford, in 1908^ tion to expand the scope of passed. Bqt I still voted better than what we had.” tion was needed Monday Feopletalk Japanese filmmaker Arika Kurosawa, in 1910, rocket Jhe state Freedom of scientist Weraher von Braun, in 1912 and Roger 'Information Act passed Bannister, the first athlete to break the four-minute the state Senate Tuesday mile, in 1929. PALM SUNDAY afternoon by a vote of 28-7. King Arthur, was freed after nearly a year in jail Indignant LIv On this date in history; The bill now goes to the /1 S 2 0 * 0 F F \ for refusing to turn it over to officials but still H o u s e o f refused to say where he hid it In 1775, Patrick Henry, advocating that Virginia ib Norwegian actress Llv Ullmann accused a Kepresentatives. ... In an addition to his will filed in Key West, prepare for war with England, declared: " I know no< Nestle company subsidiary Tuesday of barring V, Fla., in December, the late playwright Tennessee what course others may take, but as fmr me, give me The legislation would o d lB n B her from a Manila television program to promote liberty or give me death.” Williams empowered Harvard University to require committees and breastfeeding on behalf of UNICEF. administer most of his $10 million estate which subcommittees of all pub­ “ Never before have I been censored because I In 1942, Japanese-Ameiicans were forcibly moved would form a fund for creative writers ... from their homes along the Pacific Coast to inland lic agencies to open their ' SffllNG SALEI ' want to talk about the benefits of breastfeeding,” Symphonic conductor Skitch Henderson will relocation cdpips. . meetings to the press and Miss Ullmann told a press conference. " I assure EASTER ULES introduce his newly formed New York Pops public and post advance ^ ^ Sale Ends April 9th you the whole world will know about this.” GrlMom and John notice of meeting times. Filipro, sponsor of the program and a NenU^ orchestra in a concert at Carnegie Hall April 8... Italian Fiat tycoon Gianni Agnelli has been Kennedy aboard subsidiary, denied it had anything to do with Miss Gemini 3 to become the first two-man American space The Freedom of Infor­ released from a New York hospital after heart — Reg. 7.59..... „ Ullmann’s failure to appear on the program or team to go into orbit. mation Commission al­ BRIEFS that it was pressured by Nestle. bypass surgery. In 1966, Pope Paul VI met Britain's archbishop of ready has ruled that such 2 Activists have clairn^ aggressive iadvertising guidelines must be fol­ — Reg. 9.79...... o f campaigns by canned and dried milk companies Canterbury at the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, the TEE first meeting between the heads of the Roman lowed. The bill would Etamal Symbol ot EaM r have caused misuse of hi‘eastmilk substitutes in Back to the/ ranch clarify that principle. Third World countries, resulting in the deaths of Catholic and Anglican churches in 400 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales will have a Jlow«rs HA/i VEE — Reg. 9.79...... o f tens of thousands of children annually. Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, reunion Wednesday with their infant son Prince A thought for the day: American movie magnate R-Manchester, said an William on a 4,500-acre sheep and cattle farm in Samuel Goldwyn was quoted as saying, “ A verbal amendement proposed on New South Wales on a day’s break in their tour of PANSIES BOXERS — Reg. 9.65.... contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.” Barry predicts Australia. the Senate floor by the In llo ia a r Republicans would have 3 William is spending the duration of the tour on Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz, predicts the 1984 applied the bill to the presidential race will be between Vice President the farm while Prince Charles and Princess Diana criss-cross the country. (General Assembly itself. George Bush and Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio) and" , f* UPI photo The amendment was de­ On Thursday the royal couple will visit says Bush will win, in an interview in Women’s Louis Gossett Jr. clowns for photo­ feated 14-21, he said, with BIG and TALL'S Wear Daily. Canberra, the seat of government, for a round of iHanrl|Mtpr Hfrald official receptions. all the Republicans and As for other GOP possibilities, Goldwater graphers after receiving his certificate one Democrat voting in INCLUDEDI Children from aboriginal towns and oi^back Richard M. Dlanidnd, Publisher considers Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas “ a veiY of nomination at the Academy Awards Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager favor. •- good senator but a little too flippant,” Rep. Jack luncheon Tuesday in Hollywood. Gos­ stations gathered at a Northern T ^ it o r y Kemp of New York as someone "whose time primary school to meet the couple Tuesda/. Some Zinsser said Senate De­ /bBBkBt sett was nominated for his role as best seemed disappointed in their appeardtace. " I USPS 327-500 hasn’ t come yet,” and Sen. Howard Baker, of VOL. CII, No. 146 mocrats a r ^ e d that the 3 /5 .7 S Tennessee as a hopeful who lacks "much of a supporting actor in “An Officer and a thought she would be wearing a crown,” said one. Legislature is under time Daffodils *S.9S Publlshad dolly oxcopt Sunday Suggested carrier rates sre chance — I can’t tell you why ... call it ESP.” Gentleman.” and cartain holidays by Iha constraints that would $1.20 weekly. $5.12 tor one make it impractical to Pottod-Azoloa*, imuma, TTnararia, Manchoslsr Publishing Co., IS month. 615.35 lor three months. Quote of the day Bralnard Pises, Manchssisr, open all its subcommit­ Hydrmnoam Qaranluma. QaidanlA. astronauts for trousers and tops, bulky jackets 830.70 lor six months and 861.40 Conn. 00040. Sacond class tees. He responded, on the Revolution In Paris and jumpsuits. lor one yaar. Mall rates ans African VIolots. Cmlla LIM iadium, Follaga Planta. Rev. Andrew Greeley, author and sociologist, postage paid at Manchastsr, avsHabla on requasl.' Senate floor, that towns Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- told TV Guide in discussing the upcoming similarly face tight dead­ F r ^ Cut Flowers American fashion buyers attending the French dross changas to the Manchastsr To plaos a dasalllad or display Available Now- AB(J-TV mini—series, “ The Thorn Birds,” which H e ra ld . P.O. Box SOt, lines when setting their collections were surprised Tuesday when the advertlsemant. or to report a Names In the news depicts the love affair of a Roman Catholic Moochsstsr. Conn. 06040. own budgets, too. TaM ArrangoiMnts Evergreena, SlmibB, fashion team of Marithe and Francois Girband news Item story or pictura Idea, Tim s , Rosbs, RECAVS"Your Quality Alan's S hop" prelate and an Australian heiress; "You can no call 643-2711. Oftloa hours are showed blue jeans, not the skinny American type Metropolitan Opera general manager Anthony To subscriba. or to raport a “ I pointed out to them DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VIRNON but a wide legged variety. more have sexless priests than you can have 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday VliMs, FsrMnlais A. Bliss, 72, announced he will retire in July 1985, doHvsry proMsm. call 647-6046. through Friday. that I think that we make Your Lawn 903 MAIN ST. TRI-OTY FIAZA Gerry Muller, a buyer from the Broadway Hale married men who never find other women Otnoe hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 after 11 years in the job, and the Met’s board attractive. A man who never found another a big mistake in telling Do*V V.30.3.30 Thun. 'tU 9,00 OpM Wud.. Thun. A f ri. 'lil 9,00 store in Los.Angeles, commenter^ “ We’ve never formed a search committee to find his successor p.m. Monday through Friday and The Mancheatsr Herald la a towns they have to come CABBAGE a seen that before.” woman sexually appealing wouldn’t find his wife 7 to to a.nt. Saturday. Daiivsry Feed-Seed-Ume subscriber to Unitsd Press Inter­ under the Freedom of sexually appealing either. A priest who did not should ba made by 6 p.m. Mon­ national news ssrvloss and Is a LETTUGE Another Girbaud innovation was the use of Derek Mahoney, an amateur British archaeolo­ day through Friday and by 7:30 Information when we ScollB-drMnviBw O ld Fox black “jet stream” nylon designed for U.S. react strongly to women, wouldn’t react stron^y msmbar ol the AudH Bureau ol PIANTS gist who believes he found the cross buried with to anything.” a.m. Saturday. Circulations. don’t,” said Zinsser. " I AN At ItoduoBd PrIcM would have liked to have 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March M, 1963 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 23, 1983 - 5 4 Pentagon's sub Jobs measure Conrail crews lives on paper, wins approval, work to save not in ocean but with snag river bridge WASHINGTON (UPI) - The $4.6 billion jobs bill, Bv United Press^nternational WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Pentagon has created the first recession-relief measure of the 9tth a paper weapon, a new class of submarine the Navy Congress, has won basic approval frofn C on fess M t Conrail repair crews are working on a way to save a says exists only for accounting purposes. hit a snag that could disiupt^em ploym ent benefits It saved the Pentagon 111.2 billion in'the final railroad bridge between Derby and Shelton that was in 27 states and the Distnct.of Columblq. damaged Monday night by the swoilen Housatonic quarter of 1982, but also only on paper. The Senate ’Tuesday night gave initial approval to River. Similarly, the quarterly Selected Acquisition the overall bill by an 8245 vote, but after brief debate Report to Congress released by the Pentagon Tuesday sent the package back > to the House to work out ■ 'Conraii is out there today trying to figure out a way is laced with other bookkeeping maneuvers designed differences on how to distribute the money. to save it,” a Derby Police Department spokesman to show defense costs have been brought under The nex4 step was up to the House today. Ii it said Tuesday "They flaven't come up with a solution control, resulting in savings of $18.4 billion from the concurs with the latest Senate effort, the bill goes to yet.” \ third to the murth quarters of last year. President Reagan for his expected signature, but He said^the bridge ” is still in the process of moving The attempK|>y the Pentagon to depict cost savings perhaps not in time to prevent disruption of JoDless slightly, every so often.” when the pric'Cv-tag of some weapons actually benefits in 27 states and the District of Columbia. increased seemed certain to infuriate Congress at a A Conrail spokeswoman said raiiroad officials were The lopsided Senate vote came just hours after the time when a bipartisan effort is under way to cut the assessing the damage, but said the extent of the House voted, 329-86, in favor of the compromise bill defense budget by as much as $30 billion for fiscal year damage, the costs of the repairs and when the bridge worked out in a House-Senate conference committw, 1984. would be back in service were unavailable. but 277-132 against the formula for’distributing the The Pentagon is required by law to make quarterly The Housatonic River was about 1 foot over flood money to states and localities worked out by the reports to Congress on the cost of major weapons to stage in Derby when the rushing water moved the keep tabs on price increases. conferees. f . , Conrail bridge about 20 feet downstream Monday It insisted on its original version that would allocate night. No one was injured, but a section of the bridge A Pentagon briefing at which reporters were' UPI photo about $2 billion to localities with an unemployment collapsed and cut off the freight line, police said. . presented with the report and a statement in the name UPI photo of Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger erupted into SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES TACKLE NUCLEAR PROTESTER rate exceeding 9 percent. UPI photo Derby Police Officer Donaid Margiano said heated quizzing of officials from the office of The original Senate bill gave more of the money to ROBERT GUBALA, DOT’S CHIEF.ENGINEER POWERS FACES SECOND DAY OF.TRIAL Tuesday morning he was standing on a flood dike .one of seven arrested in displays of "civil disobedience" while following train states, denying aid to high unemployment cities Pentagon Controller Vincent Puritano. . . . tells of consultant selection process . . .^t Morgan Street Courthouse, Hartford about 9:49 p.m. when he heard a sound like "50 dump Repiorters comparing the financial statement with within low unemployment states. But the bill passed trecks unloading at one time.” by the Senate Tuesday night moved closer to the previously published data about m^uor weapons There was a flash from electrical wires over the House version, with only slight differences between programs insisted on answers from the officials about bridge and then part of the 700-foot long bridge heaved the discrepancies. Nuclear warheads finish the two distributions formulas. upward and moved 15 to 20 feet downriver, he said, A The Senate also rejected 62-32 a move to put back The most glaring among them was the Trident, a Engineer tells of DOT consultant process 154-foot section of the bridge was moved out of $1.15 billion in accelerated general revenue sharing $1.2 billion nuclear-powered submarine designed to alignment. funds that were eliminated in the House-Seante carry the C-4 intercontinental range missile and built "It was fascinating to watch. It moved like a little conference. By M ark A. Dupuis didn't relate to a perjury charge officiais. to accommodate the D-S, a new generation missile trip; protesters claim win giving consuitants consideration was toy,” Margiano said. that will become operational in 1989. Fifteen Tridents The federal fund that lends money to the states to United Press International against Powers. Special Assistant State's Attorney F. former Deputy DOT Commissioner No one was on the bridge at the time, which is used are to be buiit, three of which have been completed. meet their own compensation claims could run dry Prosecutors are seeking to show Timothy McNamara coupled testim­ Wiiiiam J. Wade Sr. today before Reagan signs the bill, which contains the Powers intervened in the selection of oniy by freight trains traveling between New Haven The first eight subs of the class are to be fltt^ with HARTFORD — A state engineer ony from Gubala, DOT documents and Defense Attorney timothy C. Moyna- BANGOR, Wash. (U P I) — side the base Tuesday, marking Those taken into custody were and Beacon, N.Y. the C-4 and later with the D-5 and the remaining seven $5 billion needed to replenish the loan pool through testified former Transportation Com­ consultants and then lied when asked if Powers’ testimony to the grand jury to han objected repeatedly to the use of Twelve white boxcars believed the third time authorities were charged with attempting to block a with the D-5 only. The Pentagon controller designated September. missioner Arthur B. Powers inter­ he had by a one-man grand jury claim Powers had intervened in the' the grand jury transcripts as evideifbe The Conrail spokeswoman said service to the one laden with 100 nuclear warheads forced to take action against railway and released without investigating alleged corruption in the these seven the Trident II and eliminated the Trident I ’The bill approved by House and Senate negotiators vened ih the process used to choose consultant selection process and then as weil as Gubala's testimony and industrial client on the line would come through New rolled into the nation’s Trident demonstrators. bond. They will face upto 90 days in from the report even though both are the same late Monday is sprinkled liberally with politically consultants for several million dollars' DOT. lied about it. supporting DOT documents. Haven. submarine. submarine base, but protesters Several people tried to walk in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted. inspired pork barrel projects, provides jobs repairing worth 4>f no-bid state contracts. The one-man grand jury, headed by "Did Mr. Powers ever speak to you ttont of the train, dubbed the With jurors out of the courtroom, A flood warning was in effect in Connecticut until The newly created sub has no cost history and, declared a morSl victory in mak­ a variety of federal property from prisons to parks, Robert Gubala, chief engineer in the Superior Court Judge George D. about giving consideration to engi­ "Armageddon Express,” as it “ It’s not really a victory, but it’s Moynahan said the perjury charge early Tuesday. Except for the Connecticut River, therefore, no cost increases could be shown. Yet the ing public the train’s four-day trek and includes emergency humanitarian assistance for Department of Transportation’s Bu­ Stoughton, led to Powers’ arrest in neers?” McNamara asked. swept by the crowd of about 150 a step on the way,” said Shelley against Powers was based on accusa­ water levels in the state’s rivers and streams were total cost of the Trident submarine program went up across the Wad. 10 to 5:30 “YOini LOCAL HOMnOWN BANK” 615 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER INtfMIBl J Thun. £t Fri. 10 to 9: Sat. %30 to 5:30 ______Equal Housing Lender MAIN LOBBY 10 AM-5 PM IIIM HMSM Equal Opportunity Lender fcALL COLLECT ANYTIME (617) 535-5504 649-0300 ft - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March, 23, 1983 ■ c y '- Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan Pitta, Editor Parent-notificqtion bill Alex QlreNI, City Editor Rattered-wom&n funding OPINION V debated in committee faces questionable fate

HARTFORD (UPI) — A bill to abortion oirdemand. require physicians to notify parents Eiy. Joan Babbitt of the Planned HARTFORD (UPI) - The Legis­ were skeptical the request would get ^ J a c k before performing an abortion on a Parenthood League of Connecticut lature’s Human Services Commit­ any further than the committee. minor has divided doctors, members of opposed the proposal as “ clearly tee voted unanimously to seek an Rep. James Fleming. R- Anderson the clergy and the Connecticut Civil unconstitutional” and “ an invasion of additional $90,000 for a state pro- Simsbury, a member of both the 'Conscience' speech haunts Stolberg Liberties Union. privacy.” gram to aid battered women, though Human Services and Appropria­ Wuhington Arguments for and against the Dr. Babbitt said her group handled some of its members doubt the tions committees, said it was noble money will be appropriated. but unrealistic for the members to guarded doors of the caucus. original group' but switched, Morry-Oo-Round controversial measure, which failed to about 40,000 people in (8 clinics around The 1983 General Assembly- The funding bill was approved 12-0 think the $90,000 wbuld be approved. Democrats heard leaders plead “ reluctantly.” ^ pass last year, were aired Tuesday at a the state last year and performed 2,400 reaches the half-way mark this public hearing before the Legislature’s Tuesdhy and sent to the appropria­ He said the proposal will be on behalf of the $14 million first-trimester abortions (or fees rang­ week in such disarray over a tax Public Health Committee. ing from $125 to over $200. tions committee, where some law­ considered with a host of other Capitol Comments starter set of taxes: “ 'YouowCit A KEY POI^T in leader­ makers expect it will be trimmed or program that the going looks all Sen. Regina Smith, D-North Bran­ aiie estimated between 16,000 to worthwhile requests and indicated it - - = 1 - to us, you owe it to the ship's argument and in its rejected completely. uphill the rest of the way. ford, committee co-chairman and bill 18,000 abortions were performed last would be difficult to keep even persuasive way this week, is The state currently provides Bob Conrad governor.” In neariy two hours sponsor, said its aim was to restore the year in Connecticut as compared to $25,000 in the bill. Last week's embarrassing $350,000 to help run 11 shelters and of hard debate, though, leaders that a start must be made on the Another rights and responsibilities of parents in about 38,000 live brths. The panel also voted unanimously (for leadership) disaster in the six host homes for victims of to approve and send tothe education Syndicated Columnist couid not win a consents. The looming state deficit, which is protecting the best interest of their William J. Wholean, executive direc­ House Democratic caucus, household abuse, who are mostly committee a bill to provide assist­ 18 held out. That would have probably goingtotop$70million children. She said it fell within the tor of the Connecticut Catholic Confer­ where 18 members balked at a women. ance to women who become dis­ veen curtains if leaders had by June 30. latest federal judicial rulings on ence, said the C^holic Church “ is smalt start on a tax plan, Latin w ar In his budget message. Gov. placed homemakers. taken the package to the House The coalition, looking oyer its parental rights. unalterably opposM to abortion and William O'Neill set aside the same The board of education would be certainly cast a long shadow William Olds, executive director of because it is the violent destruction of - floor, where 63 united Republi­ collective shoulder, was not $350,000 to continue the program. required to set up vocational coun­ down the road. the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, human life, parents have the right and cans were iicking their chops. impressed with the deficit prob­ Workers claim more is needed to seling. job training, job placment, anxious to put points on the Stolberg and his allies, for this brewing called the proposal “ a very complex duty to counsel their children against Houst Speaker Irving Stol­ The 18 were Representatives lem as a valid reason for continue the much-needed service. child care, transportation and finan­ board. The mini-package of round, of other House leaders. issue” with^trong arguments on both acts of violence.” berg, the New Haven veteran John Bennett of Ansonia, Susan supporting the mini-package. sides. ' During discussion Tuesday, com­ cial management counseling for taxes — at issue in the caucus — The coalition brought to­ He said performing abortions on who took a serious risk in going Barrett of Fairfield, Irene Fav- Its attitude then, and continuing He said it does less than involve mittee members agreed the addi­ women who qualify as displaced became his field goal. teenagers without their patents’ knowl­ to caucus without having his gether the Black and Hispanic reau and William Candelori of this week, was that the tax WASHINGTON — Another civil parents and endangers the right of a tional $90,000 was needed, but some homemakers. edge was ’’implicitly illegal and an votes lined up first, may have THERE WAS one problem. Caucus, liberals, freshmen and war is about to explode in Nicara­ minor to make a free choice regarding New Britain, Jose Lugo of proposal was wrong and would unconscionable usurpation of parentai some city legislators. But it split gua, less than four years after abortion, he said. ‘ brought it on himself in defining The 18 Democrats who didn't Bridgeport, Mary Fritz of Wal­ only open the door to more rights.” his creed back in January. every large city delegation and Sandinista guerrillas overthrew But for Dr. George Sprecace of New like the package took his advice lingford, Michael Helfgotjt of patchwork taxation. The Rev.'Susan E. Wyman said she of Jan. 5 literally. The darned even had three assistant major­ Willington, Naomi Cohen of Rep. Ronald Smoko of the U.S.-backed dictator, Anasta- London, the father of five children Stolberg made his debut as including two daughters, the issue was opposed the measure because it would fools stuck with conscience and ity leaders on its side. Bloomfield, Paul Esposisto of Hamden, House chairman of sio Somoza. Speaker on the opening day of a simple one. impose blanket rules against confiden­ voted against the tax proposal. Oddly, rebels of the last Stamford, Dorothy Goodwin of UPl photo the session and,' like a pastor f the tax-writing Finance Com­ Thousands of well-armed and “ The fetus is a human life and tiality for the pregnant adolescent in couple of sessions were confor­ counseling his flock, urged The irony for Stolberg was Mansfield, Robert Sorenson of mittee, said the coalition's trained anti-Sandinista rebels abortion is one violent act against favor of a parental authority that in mists this time: Representa­ WILLIAM RUCKELSHAUS colleagues to listen to the inner biting. These- were mostly his Meriden and Doreen DelBianco opposition was largely sym­ have already infiltrated into north­ another person,” Dr. Sprecace said. some cases would not be sympathetic tives Christine Niedermeier of . . . , waves to ERA employees or supportive. voice of conscience when decid­ people — Democrats who want of Waterbury. bolic. He conceded that it was ern Nicaragua, and their leaders Opponents argued the bill violated Fairfield, Michael Rybak of Rev. Wyman, assistant minister of ing how to vote. Hewasn’tgoing their ideas of a sensible tax bill Also, Representatives Carrie also "probably justifiable.” say they're ready to launch an the rights of privacy and free choice Harwinton, John Miscikoski of the First Congregational Church in to abandon his principles, he istead ^ a band-aid. Democrats Perry, Arthur Brouillet, Abe But the portent was the more offensive against the Managua and would cause more harm because Bloomfield, said the state should spend Torrington, Ben DeZinno of Giles and Eric Coleman of significant product of the first some teenagers would seek illegal said, and they shouldn't either. who believe as Stolberg does regime. They believe their chan­ money on efforts to prevent unwanted Meriden, John Woodcock of Hartford, and William Dyson Ruckelshaus medical assistance rather than tell “ Don't go along to get along,' that it's time for tax reform, tax scrimmage of the season. In ces of success are excellent. their parents of their condition. pregancies before they occur through South Windsor — Democrats and Walter Brooks of New that respect, the coalition of last quoth Stolberg. i.e., an income tax. Democrats Coordinated with this military Supporters saw it protecting the sex education programs, school gui­ who had criss-crossed the line Haven. Giles, Dyson and Cande­ week served notice that, as But last week, with time who bleed for the poor. action, exile leaders of the N icara-" rights of parents and posing another dance and counseling and family or who had flirted with dissi- lori are assistant majority Stolberg suggested weeks ago, running out on the first half of On caucus day last week, they guan Democratic Force (FDN) obstacle to the undesirable option of planning. dence from time to time. leaders. conscience should be an honora­ greeted as hero this session, Stolberg beehaved found themselves in a new plan a diplomatic move designed Representative Richard Tor- ble motivation. (Syndicated by more like a football coach coalition against, of all people. to give their cause international BEHIND CLOSED and pey of East Hartford was in the The Herald of New Britain.) credibility. They intend to create a state-within-a-state — a “ Free by EPA workers Senate votes to limit Nicaragua” — in the area that In Manchester comes under their control. WASHINGTON (U PI) — William Ruckelshaus. spread of gambling places By moving into Nicaragua\^ buoyed by a hero's welcome at the Environmental proper from their sanctuaries in Protection Agency, is pledging to restore public trust HARTFORD (UPI) - sary votes to defeat it, nate rejected a Republi­ neighboring Honduras, the FDN in the troubled agency which he believes is critical to The president sources said. can effort to place the the national welfare. The Senate has given final units have already discarded the approval to a bill that Morano, who indicated Legislature's committee Ruckelshaus, named by President Reagan to head image of a (utile exile movement. would limit gambling in he was ready to debate the and 'hearing process the agency, told a wildly cheering crowd of qbout 1,000 Setting up a rival government the state to existing pari­ biii, said the state couid under the F re ^ o m of , EPA employees Tuesday, “ E P A needs to adnere to pn and th^mayor within Nicaragua’s borders would mutuel facilities until realize from $59 million to Information Act. iron integrity.” be the next step in the FDN’s quest July 1985. $55 million a year on the The proposal, defeated for recognition. The E PA workers gathered at an indoor shopping Without comment the estimated $800 million 21-14, was in the form of an How long can the spirit ofy meeting, chaired by Lassow, mall next to the agency's sprawling headquarters in Senate approved the pro­ now spent on illegal sports amendemnt to a bill clari­ southwest Washington to hear a 25-minute speech in posed bill on Tuesday and betting-across the nation. fying the definition of cooperation exist between' on the Eighth’s turf, town MY ASSOCIATE Jon Lee Ander­ which Ruckelshaus mixed humor and philosophy with passed it along to Gover­ He said the state shouid public agencies on the son interviewed FDN leaders in town government and the directors Monday night ac­ a ringing call to public service. He was interrupted nor William O'Neiil. take advantage of the municipal level that come Washington and Miami. They Eighth District? The signs knowledged symbolically the nearly a dozen times by applause. The bill limits the millions of dollars already under the FOI Act. emphasized what they feel are “ Trust is sacred between us and the public and it The bill, approved 28-7, ar; surprisingly favorable. permanence of the North End state's parimutuel betting being gambled illegally crucial points about their , must never be broken,” he declared. "How free each week on professional spells out that meetings of The peace talks agreed to to the Plainfield dog district. That acknowledge­ movements: societies.deal with chronic problems of modern life track, jai alai frontons in football, baseball, basket­ subcommittees of public Monday night just might lead ment was needed to set the • Though the core of the FDN.’s like pollution, resource depletion, population pres­ Hartford, Milford and ball, hockey, and soccer. agencies are also open to to something like lasting stage for the peace talks that fighting strength is made up of sures, will very much dictate whether free societies Bridgeport and 20 Off In other action, the public scrutiny and sub­ ject to FOI regulations. peace between the warring will follow. former members of Somoza’s wili remain free.” Track Betting parlors. Democrat-controlled Se­ Ruckelshaus, E P A ’s first administrator from Only 16 0TB parlors are jurisdictions. defeated National Guard, people The format for the talks, as 1970-73, returns to the agency to succeed operating but the biil from all sides of the political There are those who would suggested by Mayor Stephen Burford. She resigned March 9 amid escalating allows the four authorized spectrum have joined up. Their PUBLIC >OTICE! argue that lasting peace is T. Penny, is promising. Las­ 1 1 charges of mismanagement, poiitical manipuiation of parlors to be opened at the common bond is opposition to the FREE!! FREE!! unattainable as long as the sow and Penny, the president the toxic waste cleanup program and conflicts of discretion of the Division Sandinistas’ Marxist regime. interest. on Special Revenue. Eighth District exists. But and the mayor, will do the • Unlike the Sandinistas, FDN Ruckelshaus will assume control of the agency in The Senate was ex­ BLOOD the destruction of the Eighth talking, at least in the early, U. leaders insist they will hold com­ about a month, following his expected confirmation pected to consider a bill PRESOURE is improbable. A movement exploratory stages. pletely free elections within 18 ' * by the Senate. sponsored by Sen. Mi­ chael Morano, R- TAKEN BY in 1978 to bring the Eighth months; even leftist parties wil| be In other E PA developments. Rep. James Scheuer's CLIN/C A allowed to take part.- House Science and Technology subcommittee, today Greenwich, calling for a BEGI8TEBEO kicking and screaming under Each man is undeniably study on the feasibility of • The FDN guerrillas say they planned to question Chicago-based regional EPA NUB8E the town’s jurisdiction failed, loyal to his own jurisdiction, Connecticut entering the have no connection with the officiais and representatives of the Dow Chemical and nobody on the town each has the more or less Company at a public hearing on birth defects and lucrative field of gam­ much-publicized joint exercises other reproductive disorders that may be related to bling on sporting events. AT: LIGGETT PHAIMACY M d government side appears to solid backing of his own board held across the border by the U.S. dioxin contamination. The bill, opposed by the PAGNADE HEALTH SHOPPE have the energy or the of directors, and each is Special Forces and the Honduran Democratic leadership, Officials in EPA's Chicago office have testified they TIME; EVEGY THUGSDAy"5 PH TO G PGI political daring to back courageous enough to take army. “ We .don’t have any gringo was sidetracked for at were strongly pressured to change an explosive Co iponiored n« a COMMUNITY SERVICE another such effort. the risks necessary if negotia­ Open forum/ Readers' views trainers,” an exile leader stressed. report that biamed Dow for dioxin pollution of two least another week, ap­ parently to gain the neces­ ur.CETT PARKADE PHARMACY PARKAQE HEALTH & At the Monday night meet­ tions are to succeed. “ We are all Nicaraguan fighters, rivers near its Midland, Mich., plant. the PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 ing district President Gordon “ The first thing we do is the fighting inside Nicaragua.” Despite this claim of independ­ B. Lassow noted that the possible and we save the vV ^ ence, intelligence sources say the Eighth is already planning impossible for later,” said Ui)ion • ?• Non-support court dockets. The AFDC caseload Democratic ticket — and vice Reagan administration is unques­ for its 100th anniversary in Penny, spelling out a useful T . ' will also be reduced and the statew versa. You can also split your tionably giving at least tacit 1988'. He was mentioning this, approach to smoothing out To the Editor; will be partially reimbursed for ticket ancf vote fpr whatever support to the FDN movement. rejects \ I's he said, to show that the some of the rough spots in The state of Connecticut spends those families who do remain on ' candidate you prefer, whatever AFDC. : > Eighth is town-spirited: Eve­ Eighth-town relations. more than $205 million of our tax the party. I am registering in one of THE REASON for this is the rybody in the community will As the Monday night meet­ dollars annuall in AFDC or welfare At present the bill is in the the major parties, but doubt if I administration’s belief that Nica­ America's Feet . " '1 . \ Judiciary Committee of the Gen­ offer ‘jf* be invited to the festivities. ing ended, the directors from payments to single parent house­ have ever voted a straight ticket. I ragua is the key to Central holds. Many of these families have eral Assembly awaiting a public But he may well have had each jurisdiction shook hands try to choose the best candidate Am erica’s future. In a sort of a non-supporting parent, usually a hearing date. A public hearing according to knowledge I have. reverse Domino Theory, U.S. NEW YORK (UPI) - A the ulterior purpose of 1*0 - with ohe another across the father, who {s gainfully employed does not ^ aran tee passage of a In other words, you are less planners figure that an ouster of “ final” offer by manage­ minding the town’s directors long table in the Eighth and financially capable of support­ bill. TheAx>mmittee must vote on “ independent” if you are regis­ the Sandinistas from Nicaragua ment has been rejected by are in DEXTER’S hands! the union representing that the Eighth is here to stay. District hearing room. The ing his children. the bill before it can reach the floor tered as an Independent! Think would cause the collapse of the striking Metro-north And by agreeing to attend a gesture was encouraging. More than $94 million is owed to of the General Assembly, where about it. leftist guerrillas in both El Salva­ workers, who want to Connecticut by these non- the entire body must vote on it. It would be interesting to hear a dor and its neighbor to the north, keep their say in decisions PECOS urges all concerned supporting fathers. According to a registered Independent defend his Guatemala. concerning the size of .citizens, not just those with non­ November, 1982 article in Psychol­ choice. The reasoning behind this theory train crews. ‘^Classics** for Spring! Ber<^ s World ogy Today “ the mother-child fam­ support problems, to write or call is that once the Sandinistas are no Edith D. MacKendrIck No new negotiations ily has transformed the character members of the Judiciary Com­ longer in power, there will remain Our very own wrap robe... 18 Elsie Drive were scheduled in the of American poverty. . . almost mittee and their local representa-, no direct airlift route for the 16-day strike. half of all mother-child families tives urging passsage of HB«sTl0.' Cubans to send arms and advisers Metropolitan Transpor­ as fresh and pretty live below the federal poverty line. The taxpayers and the children of F irs t step to a safe haven on the mainland, tation Authority officials Parents for Enforcement of more than 41,000 families in the from which they can be trans­ said they would begin Court Ordered Support, PECOS, state of Connectjput need passage turning back today some as springtime itseif! To the Editor.: ported easily to leftist guerrillas with chapters in Manchester, of HB»5110. throughout Central America. of those Metro-North The following is a copy of a letter workers who have crossed Enfield and Danbury, is address­ FDN leaders claim to have wide Patricia Capnto I sent to Gordon Lassow, president picket lines to report to ing these problems. PECOS is support in their northern Nicara­ Our-^value priced robe to love and live in now President/PECOS of the Eighth Utilities District, work. The officials said, lobbying for passage of House Bill Enfield before the meeting on Monday. guan bridgeheads and to have the move was to avoid through summer ... is cooi cotton/poiy piisse with *5110. This bill calls for a wage Dear Mr. Lassow: recruited not only many peasants, paying $80,000 to $100,000 classic wrap styling. Red/blue or pink/lilac floral on execution clause in each child » Just a note to tell you I am very but disenchanted Sandinista militi^ a week to employees" not support order. white ground, sizes P-S-M-L. $36. ^P(C^WL, Independence pleased that you have taken a amen M ^yelL-They say that for needed during the strike. W A STE <& This clause would automatically major step toward resolving monthsMhey haveNbeen carrying As United Transporta­ Also available in short length, $33. opt reconhaisance aM infiltration VlSCAfiV, be activated by a delinquency To Hie Editor: Eighth/town problems by invitiM tion Union negotiators re­ raids d e ^ into t w country’s jected the M TA’s “ final” INC. equal to 30 days support and the the Town/Board of Directors to It seems that this matter of interior. proposal Tuesday con­ “Madison'' D&L, Loungewear, Manchester Parkaae supporting parent's failure to show registering as an independent attend your meeting on Monday. I "F a lc o n " The FDN claims to have about cerning 1 decision to have Hinkel Mae Drive, Coventry, died Satitrday at Windham Community basketball. delegates more responsible to the disposal facility, under a bill In contrast, Carol Tedesco of 130 had done a lousy job. It seems to day after Pettersson scored a pair Under Johnson, the Gas House During his pay-for-play career, fertilizers. recalled. “ When you wind up for a 17-50-7, which could lead to the top pdople who elected them. drafted by the Environment Edgerton St., the only citizen who me that if things like that were of goals to lead the Blues to a 4-1 Gang has garnered more cham­ which included several league It was as a Little Leaguer in Diana’s ‘roast’ Groppo said House leaders slap shot it gives the goalie time to pick in the junior draft. Committee. spoke at Monday’s Board of followed up on, it would help to cut victory over the struggling Hart­ pionships than any other team in home run crowns, Johnson called it Hartford that he first attracted would work right up until the start get ready.” “ It would be nice to get the No. 1 The “ Hazardous Waste Manage­ Educatjpn meeting when Kennedy costs in other areas besides ford Whalers. the 50-year history. The locals quits after he had to go against attention with tape-measure home slated tonight of the session today to get all CBIA tops lobby list The Whalers fired 37 shots at St. pick,” added Cunniff, the third ment Service” would be made up presented the budget bad news, education,” Mrs. Tedesco said. Pettersson’s second goal of the coppeid 10 regular season titles, 11 Eddie Matthews for the third base runs. He was signed to a pro Democrats to go along with the tax Louis Goalie Mike Liut, but were coach employed by Hartford this The Connecticut Business and of two members from the business was bitter Tuesday at the pros­ "F o r what it’s worth" she’ll game — his 33rd of the season — playoff diadems and two divisional job with the Braves. Mathews, an contract shortly^ after graduating A ’ ’roast’ ’ of Republican director proposal. He said it may be the last left frustrated. Hartford could not season. "But we want to finish off Industry Association topped a list community, two from the public, pects for lowered educational attend the April 6 public bearing on snapped a 1-1 tie with 5:45 left in titles with Johnson handling the established performer and one of from Manchester High. William J. Diana will be held attempt to approve the tax plan by convert a two-man power play the year with dignity.” and one with scientific and techno*— services next year. the town budget and speak in the third period. He collected a reins. the National League’s premier tonight at 7; 30 at the Army-Navy April 1. of 344 lobbyist groups that spent midway through the opening The Whalers have six games Two of the biggest thrills on the $2.5 million to influence legislation logical expertise. " I just feel, next to food, clothing support o f leaving intact the school pass from Mike Zuke and rifled a Once once since 1964, after two home run hitters, wasn’t to be baseball front came when he was Club. Groppo said if the caucus can’t period. remaining and stand one point in 1982. The proposal is a compromise of and water, that education is one of board’s spending 40-foot slap shot past goalie Greg lean years, has Johnson-led MB moved out of a job. Johnson Although the proceeds will be agree on the three proposals as a "M ike came up big in the first behind Pittsburgh and two points reunited on the baseball field with The state Ethics Commission an earlier version which would the most important things, "said recommendation. Millen. teams failed to record winning decided then that he had too many used to pay off the debt Diana package, "we may decide to vote period," said Plager. “ He’s been back of New Jersey in the "race” his sons, first Mike, and then Jeff, said Tuesday the $2.5 million have had the panel building a Mrs. Tedesco, who has two child­ She conceded, though, that not Brian Sutter added two goals campaigns. From 1964 thru 1982, an years to wait for Mathewes to grow incurred last fall in his unsuccess­ on each one separately." playing that way all year for us and for the coveted first pick. with the MB’s in Twi League play. represented a 50 percent increase hazardous waste disposal facility ren in the school system. everyone shares her enthusiasm later in the period, including an 18-year period, the locals only old and decided .to come home to ful race for judge of probate, the The mini-package would only be I believe he’s the best goalie in the " I don’t care if we win another Ticket information will be an­ over the last comparable reporting right away. “ The street I live on was for education. empty net tally at 18; 59, for the twice failed to win either the Manchester and be with his roster of "roasters" will be bi­ a start in dealing with a projected N H L." ^ game this year,” said Cunniff. "I nounced shortly as well as the period of 1980 and reflected a margin of victory. regular season, or playoff, or both, growing family ..a decision he partisan. Republican Town Chair­ $62.4 million budget defcit for the The Blues also fired 37 shots on just want to see some improve­ speaker and winner of the Unsung heavy push for legislation favora­ Ray Neufeld scored Hartford’s championships. never regretted. Award. man Curtis M. Smith and Demo­ current fiscal year ending June 30. Millen, and the Whalers goalie ment in our players.” ble to business. cratic Town Chairman Theodore On top of that, the Legislature Youth jailed The CBIA reported a total of R. Cummings will make a rare must come up with another $223 $151,156 spent, followed in second for murder joint appearance. million to fill a projected spending place by the Tobacco Institute Diana is the senior member of gap in Gov. William O’Neill’s $3.57 DANBURY (UPI) - Assistant coach wins the town Board of Directors. which spent $55,346. billion budget for the fiscal year John Cippolla, 17, of y beginning July 1. Among those hired by the Brookfi^d, has been sent­ Tobacco Institute as lobbyists was Unusual cc>nfributions Media responsible enced to 2&years in prison Hartford attorney Bourke Spellacy for his admitted murder HARTFORD (UPI) - An auto WinrlKi^g bid 8.35% who headed the list of individual one year ago of another Industry spokesman says the lobbyists with total payments of Brookfield man over a Nuggets' frontline Conn^ticut Bank & Trust Co., media should be held responsible $86,660. drug-related debt. for the advertising they accept. acting(Wj^itiBank of New York, Joseph Dinelli, a fomer state os Bucks top Celts Harvey Lipman, a spokesman has subm itt^ a winning bid of 8.35 senator from Bristol, was second Judge Howard Mo- for the (Jreater Hartford Automo­ percent on $100 million in state in earnings among individual raghan on Tuesday or­ bile Dealers Association, spoke bonds, a sharp drop of .81 percent lobbyists-with $61,387, followed by dered Cippolla to serve MILWAUKEE (UPI) — The since the last bond sale in October. out the sentence in a enjoys point spree Tuesday during a hearing before attorney John King at ^3,107. Milwaukee Bucks got-a couple of maximum security unusual contributions in their the Department of Consumer State Treasurer Henry Parker Carroll Hughes, who repres­ prison. 116-108 victory over Boston. Protection on a proposal to regu­ called the offer on Tuesday’s bond ented 11 different organizations in By Fred Lief by phone at halftime with Moe. Vincent ignited a third- quarter Harvey Catchings tip p ^ in eight late automobile advertising. sale "a surprisingly low bid” and 1982, was fourth with $50,220, Cippolla changed his UPI Sports Writer “ They’re a great group of guys, surge and the Mavericks sent He said dealers frequently com­ points on 3-for-3 fronri the field and~ attributed it to an improving bond followed closely by anther former plea from innocent to they pulled together. That always Golden State to its sixth straight plain that newspapers and broad­ 2-for-2 from the fre^throw line. market "and the state’s enduring state senator, William Strada of guilty on the murder Forget champagne. The Denver happens when someone-is out, even loss. Rolando Blackman scored 25 casting stations allow their com­ The Bucks also used a small lineup thecoqch." credif strength.” Stamford. charge earlier this. year. Nuggets should have poured bar­ points and Aguirre 22 to help petitors to run deceptive or featuring Brian Winters at for­ help I The drop from the previous 9.16 He was accused of shoot­ becue sauce over Bill Ficke. KnieW ss, 76ers 76 Dallas pull to .500. J.B. Carroll misleading advertisements. Lip- ward and Charlie Criss at "big percent bid will save the state an ing Graham Hunter, 22, With Denver coach Doug Moe At New York, Bernard King points led the Warriors. man said television has greatly Bar bill derailed guard". estimated $8.5 million in interest twice in the face with a out with the flu, Ficke, the scored 33 points on 16-of-18 shoot­ abused the technique of using fine The 5-foot-8’ Criss came off the Kings 117, Cavaliers 94 payments over the 20 year life of A bill to increase the liability of shotgun April 14, 1982, Nuggets’ assistant, took overTues- ing as the Knicks beat Philadel­ print in ad^ ^by displaying the bench to play 35 minutes and At Kansas City, Mo., Mike the bonds.^o pay for ongoing bar owners who serve liquor to after the two argued over d w night. phia for the first time this season. terms in small print for less than a scored 18 points, including a Woodson’s 23 points paced six capital imd^vement projects and intoxicated customers has been $4,000 Cippolla allegedly And he filled in ably thanks to The 76ers, who had their seven- Kings in double figures. Cleveland second. „debt driving lay-up late in the final s e r v f i'" ' sent by the Senate to the Insurance owed Hunter for cocaine. some heavy frontline work. Kiki game winning streak snapped, has lost six straight and is 6-28 on / quarter to help Milwaukee break a Vandeweghe scored 29 points, Dan were held to their lowest output of the road this season. 104-104 tie. Issel 26 and Alex English 23 as the the year. "Criss got four loose balls at Lakers 123, SuperSonics 108 Offor good tH 3/31/83 Nuggets rolled to a 130-117 v ic to r )^ Hawks 111, Pacers 102 At Inglewood, Calif., Magic Something's rotten at Interior Department crucial times,” Milwaukee coach at home over the Phoenix Suns. At Indianapolis, Dan Roundfield Johnson had 23 points, 15 rebounds Don Nelson said after his team’s At 6-foot-6 and 240 pounds, Ficke and John Davis, both former Tuesday night win. "A superb and 11 assists as Los Angeles WASHINGTON (UPI) a S40 rebate when you buy could hold his own on most Pacers, scored 35 points and 29 could have moved it back' Frankenstein tlower,” ■ effort for a guy who has won a lot of defeated Seattle for the seventh — An Interior Depart­ frontlines. He can also hold his own points to carry Atlanta. into the office but the Phillips said. games for us." straight time over two seasons. ment biologist was forced at the table. Bullets 121, Jazz 98 / secretaries come down the newest KKchenAid Criss had his own views about his to sacrifice his 7-foot The plant’s scientific “ It’s nice to win,” he said, At Landover. Md.,'Jeff Ruland tra il Blazers 119, Spurs 102 with the vapors. It has to perform^ce. . "Frankenstein flower” designation is Amorpho- "because it’s nice to be famous for tossed in 25 points and Don Collins At Portland, Ore., the Blazers b e inhaled to be Custom or Imperial dishwasher* " I haVen’tplaVed35min(Resina after colleagues com­ phallus rivieri and is a something other than eating ribs." 24 as Washington kept its faint ended San Antonio’s five-game believed." • Supenor cleaning every time, long time. It’s just great that he plained it smelled of rot­ disthnt relative of the ' Ficke also got some meaty work playoff hop% alive. winning streak with Mychal thanra to the MultR^evel^Wlash (Nelson) has that much confidence ting flesh. “ It’s really sort of a American skunk cabbage. System. ‘ out of Rob Williams, the rookie Pistons 134, Bulls 116 'Thompson scoring 22 points and in me to play me that long dpwn the The plant looks like an e Automatically heats water to 150° guard coming off a.heel injury. He At Chicago, Isiah Thomas fired Jim Paxson and Wayne Cooper stretch," Criss said. adding 20 each. ^ Easter Lily but smells like in ewary complete cycle, finished with 12 points and li in 33 points and Kelly Tripucka 32 a dead animal, nature’s e 10,5 and 1 year Triple Protection “ Before the game he said ‘sit assists, including 6 in the first six as the Pistons broke away in the Clippers IM, Rockets 98 way of attracting beetles Warranties. nexj to me. You’re so small I can’t minutes. Denver jumped to a 22-14 fourth quarter. At San Diego, Michael Brooks and blowflies which polli­ see you down the bench.’ So I did lead and Phoenix came no closer Mavericks ill,. Warriors 102 scored 25 points as the Clippers nate the plant in its native ^ and I guess he saw m e," Criss than 9 ^ in ts in the second half. At Dallas, Mark Aguirre and Jay blew by Houston, The Rockets Malaysia. Save on bearing added. “ Worried to go out and play real have dropped 10 of their last 11. “ I ’m sure this is the pqww motor. Celtics coaph Bill Fitch praised hard for Ficke," Williams said. first time anyone has had Criss’ play apd his.teammates. Walter Davis led Phoenix with 27 Pearl's Original UPI photo "Our defense just wasn’t good points and Dennis Johnson added a crisis in a government thermos bottles Low Price building because of q, Tole n Pour hanoto lor c«r- enough against a team executing 25. flower,” said bioligist' ryn g arid pounr>g convan- Rebate _ _ as well as Milwaukee," he said. CELTS' LARRY BIRD DRIBBLES "They shot the ball very well in Scholar athlete tanca Kaaps contanis Craig Phillips as he se­ hoi or cold a ll day “ We should have buried them on . . .past Marques Johnson of Bucks the first half (50 percent) and did a vered the plant’s 7-foot You Pay the boards with the lineup they had good job defensively," Phoenix Standout East Catholic High gridder Rich Kucinskas has been 2-inch stalk Tuesday. Reg. 4.M ptni Only out there, but we didn't.” coach John MaCleod said of the elected by the Northern Connecticut Chapter of the National Phillips said the build­ Now only $389 Marques Johnson scored 29 percent to 59 percent for the Bucks. Nuggets. "They did everything. I Football Foundation as a recipient of their Scholar-Athlete Award Criss had eight points and Winters it was announced. ing management ordered * Oet a S40 eeboae wNh points and Winters 23 to lead the Bird had 12 points and Danny and Johnson six each for- the can’t think of anything they didn’t the plant eliminated after 2.99 Bucks’ scoring. The win was the Ainge and Sedrick Maxwell eight Bucks. do w ell." The award is presently annually to a high school senior who has cleaning crews objected Thur-Fr1-8al Bucks’ second straight after suf­ each as Boston worked the fast The lead changed hands ten The Nuggets kept pace with shown outstanding characteristics inlacademics, football and to its presence in a broom only, fering their only three- game break for a 36-30 margin after one times in the third quarter. Boston Dallas and Kansas City and lead school leadership. Kucinskas is in the tap 25 percent of his class closet where it had been losing streak of the season. period. both teams by three games in the scored over 1,200 on his college boards, and was elected first team UPI photo led 78-77 with 3:05 remaining. placed because of Its "borne browaa Larry Bird led Boston with 22 Milwaukee also shot 59 percent race for the final Western Confer­ All-State in football as a defensive tackle. He is also president of his The Bucks outscored the Celtics senior class. BIOLOGIST CRAIG PHILLIPS aroma. with ua Pearls points and Robert Parish had 18. in the second quarter as Boston 14-2, including four by Johnson, tp ence playoff spot. . TV AMO AmiANCCS ^ Both teams shot well in the first " I don’t mind it my­ cooled to 38 percent^nd the Bucks take a 91-80 lead in the opening " I was nervous out there until Kucinskas will be honored at a dinner at Centn*' Connecticut . . . "Frankenstein Flower" State University on Friday night. April 29. self.” Phillips said. "I quarter, with Boston shooting 67 stormed to a 63-jMnialftime lead. minutes of the final quarter. the game started, then I just got into it,” said Ficke, who conferred 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. March 23, 1983 - 1 1 Training n r Trottier lashes out (^amp Plusses and minusses Scoreboard At Palm Springs, Calif. Chicago(NL) 010 010100 — 3 6 1 Notes California 000 500 OOx — 5 12 2 at referee in loss * with Eagles' cagers B a s e b a l l Ralnev, Patterson <7) and Davis, Haves (7); Witt, McLaughlin (5), Sanchez (9) and Boone, O’Berry. W— W itt. L —Rainey. HR—Chicago, By Tony Favla News bad Kennedy. UPI Sports Wrltbr By Len Auster no better senior group than this Herald Spartswriter one. It was a good group to work Baseball standings Af) Scottsdale, Ariz. with,” Penders said. * Seottle 003 001 100 — 5 11 1 It isn’t often that Bryanyfrottier for Tigers' San Francisco 020 011 21x — 7 13 1 chooses to lash, out at th^fficials, There were plusses and mi­ KSiJi The cupboard isn’t Barren for Exhibition Baseball nusses the East Cathblic High Notional Leooue Allard, Anderson (4), Caudill (6), but on Tuesday night lie couldn't Bv United Press International ■ East as among the returnees is W L Pet. Babcock (8) and Mercado; Brelnlng, hold back any longer. basketball coaching staff was well 6-foot-2 junior guard Jim Dargati. Montreal 10 7 .588 McGattigan (7), Minton (9) and Brenly, aware of heading into the 1982-83 The sharp-shooting backcourt per­ St. Louis 7 5 .583 Ransom (7). W—McGattigan. L— After the Boston Bruins had The news was all bad for the Son Fronclsco 6 6 .500 Caudill. frustrated the New York Isianders Detroit Tigers Tuesday night. campaign. former shot 65 percent from the Los Angeles 8 9 .471 HR—Seottle, Mercado. 3-1 at Uniondale, N.Y., behind One of their former players And each played a role in the . floor the last one-third of the San Diego 6 7 .462 Eagles’ season that saw them post Pittsburgh 6 8 .429 At West Palm Beach, Flo. crisp checking and sqlid. gpaitend- Richie Hebner. had three hits season and wound up 136-for-270, Cincinnati 5 7 .417 Texas 000 000 000 — 0 7 2 ing by Pete Peeters. Trottier drove in four runs to lead the a 12-11 overall mark, including a 50.3 percent, from the floor. He Chicago 6 9 .400 Atlanta 001 000 OOx — 1 5 0 complained that the calls of Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-5 victory third-place finish in the Hartford averaged 12 shots per game and Atlanta 7 11 .389 Smmithson, Farr (6), O. Jones (8) ond County Conference. Philadelphia 4 7 .364 Sundberg, Anderson (7); Perez, Fisher referee Dave Newell were a bit too over the Tigers in a Grapefruit 15.8 points. Also returning for East New York 5 9 .357 (7) and Benedict. W —Perez, L— one-sided. League game. One major flaw East possessed is 6-foot-7 junior pivotman Chris Houston 3 9 .250 Smithson. was lack of defensive quickness. Brunone, who came on strong at American League “The penalties were happening In a d d i t i o n, Detroit W L Pet. At Sun City, Ariz. all over the place and they weren’t sophomore outfielder Glenn Wil­ That took its toll against the quick the end of this season. Milwaukee 10 3 .769 San Diego 110 200020 — 6 16 1 being cailed,” Trottiersaid. "They son suffered a possible jammed teams. “The teams we faced found John Theriault, a 6-foot-5 junior, New York 10 3 .769 Milwaukee 000 100 000 — 1 7 0 out pretty quickly and they com­ 6-foot-2 junior guard Joe Smith and Chicago 11 5 .688 Dravecky, DeLeon (6), Lucas (8), were so obvibus. The Brains replly shoulder attempting a catch and Detroit 9 5 .643 Searage (9) and Kennedy, TInglev (6); didn't have a lot of pressure on us was taken for x-rays. pensated accordingly,” said East sophomores Chris Galligan and Minnesota 9 5 .643 Haas, Bernard (6), Easterly (8) ond but they^ere allow ^to do it, and The Pirates jumped on four Coach Jim Penders. Chris Renstrom will be looked to in Toronto 10 5 .667 Simmons, Lake (7). W—Dravecky. Oakland 9 5 .643 L— • when we tried tppt^om e pressure Tigers pitchers for 12 hits and six Another negative for the Eagles 1983-84. A pair of juniors, Chris Haas. HR—San Diego, Garvey. was their Jack of ballhandling Baltimore 10 6 .625 on them we gt^jafied.” unearned runs to snap a two-game MePadden and Dom Perno, will Texas 7 7 .500 The three-time Staniey Cup Tiger winning streak. ability. Rel^jiding, while many also be among those vying for Californio 6 7 .462 At Tucson, AHz. would consider it a strength Cleveland 7 9 .438 Ooklond y y 000 000 100 01 — 2 11 1 champion Isianders — who by In the third inning, Lee Lacy varsity time next year. C leveland^ 000 010 000 00 — 1 8 1 inasmuch as East had some tall Seattle 4 8 .333 L o o k i n g bo^k on the local sports scene losing were mathematically elimi­ sliced a fly ball down the right- “I look at the schedule this past Boston 4 10 .286 CordroH, Baker (6), Atherton (10) ond nated from winning the Patrick field line. Wilson raced to the ball timbers underneath, also was a year and see we didn’t iose to any Kansas City 3 9 .250 Bathe; Sutcliffe, Spillner (7), Reed (8), problem. teams with a iosing record. We Tuesday's Results Anderson (9), Jeff coot (10) and Essian, Members of the \l^ 6 -4 7 Moriarty Division title — had three power and nearly made the catch, but New York (AL) V S. U.S. Novol Bondo (10). W —Atherton. L — Duffy. Standing, Ed Starke, Norm plays in the game and Boston had y first base umpire Bob Davidson “You consider we shot over 60 faced some stiff competition,” Academy, rained out Jetfeoat. Brothers’ Y Senior League 'basketball Burke, Jerry Williams, Gene Moriarty two, and a pair of simultaneous > ruled Wilson did not have posses­ percent from the field the last Penders said. “Next year: I don’t Los Angeles 14, Houston 4 HR—Garrett. two-thirds of the season and you’d Atlanta 1, Texas 0 team. Front row, (l.to r.) Ed Brodeur.Jim and Jimmy Coughlin. penalties were caiied in the first sion of the bail. know. It depends on what they do New York (NL) 8, Boston 0 At Lakeland, Fla. Ruffini, Gus Gustafson and Donald period. At Dunedin, Fla., Dave Stieb think we would go undefeated. But in the off season. I’m looking for Montreal 3, x-Kansas City 0 Pittsburgh (N L) 001 002 401 — 10 10 2 we didn’t because of lack of one kid to emerge as our leader and Toronto 10, x-St. Louis 5 Detroit (AL) 010 010 030 — 5 9 6 Bruins Coach Gerry Cheevers showed that he is just about ready x-Chicogo (AL) 8, x-Kansas City 2 Rhoden. Sarmlento (7), Winn (9) and was more of the opinion that his for the start of the new season by rebounding ability and turnovers. ballhandler. „We really didn’t have San Francisco 7, Seattle 5 Nicosia, Ortiz (7); WHcox, Gumpert (7), team’s furious defensive play took going six strong innings, giving up We hurt ourselves. Turnover-wise, that this year. San Diego 6, x-Milwaukee 1 Bailey (8), Rozema (9) and Wockenfuss, we didn’t get into the frontcourt Oakland 2, Cleveland 1 (11 Innings) Poole(9).W— Rhoden. L—Wilcox. HRs— the Islanders out of their game. six hits and three runs and striking “There was too much pressure Detroit, Garbey, Leach. enough. When we did, we were Calltornla 5, Chlcogo (NL) 3 "Work as hard as you can and out eight in a 10-5 victory over the V. on Jimmy (Dargati). He’s a No. 2 x-St. Louis 4, Cincirinoti 0 have pride in yourself, and you’ll St. Louis Cardinals. able to do some damage,” Penders (shooting) guard, not a No. 1 Philadelphia 3, Baltlmore3(tie), called At St. Petersburg, Fla. Possible NCAA clash said. (point) guard and that limits his after 13 innings Cincinnati 000 000 000 — 0 7 1 win your share,” Cheevers said. At Sarasota, Fla., Britt Burns Pittsburgh 10, Detroit 5 St. Louis 202 000 OOx — 4 8 0 Second^eriod goais by Rick gave up one ran in six innings to East averaged about 18 turnov­ ability if he has to try to do both. I x-Chicago (AL) 6, Minnesota5 Pastore, Price (6) ond Van Gorter; Middleton and Tom Fergus sup­ receive credit for the victory and ers a game while opponents think we should have a good-sized x-Mllwaukee vs. Arizona State Fulgham, Lohti (5), Von Ohien (8) and averaged around 10 per outing. team but basketball is still a game X'Spllt squad Brummer. W—Fulgham. L— Pastore. ported Peeters, who recorded his rookie Tim Hulett went 3- for-4 and Wednesday’sGomes 38th victory of the season whiie drove in three runs to lead the Statistically, East scored at a of speed and quickness. We will (All Times EST) gets Bluegrass notice making only 19 saves. Middleton 64.2 per game norm and yielded still need that. We’ll have a Philadelphia vs. Montreal at West At Puerto Rico Chicago White Sox to an 8-2 61.1 points per outing. The latter Palm Beach, Fla., 1:30p.m. Minnesoto 050 000 000 — 5 9 2 scored his 43rd goal on a breakway triumph over the Kansas City veteran team and that should help New York (N L) vs. Pittsburgh at Chicago 010 401 OOx — 6 9 1 at 1:06 of the period to give Boston Royals in a split-squad game for figure is the second most allowed __US but we need a leader. We’ll have Bradenton, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Havens, Whitehouse (5), Davis (8) and average-wise in the' roundball a good nucleus but there are areas Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Angle, Smith (7); Martz, Barnes (5), By United Press International Midwest Regional with Kentucky playing the Cardinals. a 2-0 iead and Fergus added his both teams. JIM DARGATI Agosto (7), Hrobosky (8), Barolas (9) history of East. “We didn’t take where we need help,” added Fla., 1:30 p.m. winning 76-61. Last year a meeting Kentucky has won a reqord five 27th wjth 1:42 left. In between, At St. Petersburg, Fla., Tom .enjoyed big. year Boston vs. Houston at Cocoa. Fla., 1:30 and Fisk, Skinner (7). W—Barnes. L— If Kentucky and Louisville climb looked virtually certain until Mid­ NCAA championships while Louis­ Mike Bossy notched his 55th goal Seaver, a likely choice to pitch the pride defensively until the last Penders, referring to the trouble p.m. Whitehouse.. third of the season,” Penders said. Detroit vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, their respective mountains on ville won its first in 1980. for the Islanders oh a power play at spots of 1982-83 — quickness and At MiamL Fla. dle Tennessee upset Kentucky season’s opener for the New York “You can’t pin it on the defense ballhandling. Fla., 1:30 p.m. * Thursday, they can raise a feud in 50-44. Several legislative attempts to 13:11. Mets, blanked the Boston Red Sox Toronto vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, (13 innings) the hills back home. mandate an on-court meeting of Wayne Cashman gave the for seven innings in an 8-0 victory. but no question we had lack of 16.8 norm. He shot 54.9 percent Scoring: Fla., 1:30 p.m. Philadelphia 110 000 100 000 0^ ^ 3 15 2 Michael Blair, a Louisville grad­ quickness defensively. Offen­ (172-for-314) from the field and was Doug Bond 387 Atlonta vs. Texas at Pompano, Fla., Baltimore 100 010 010 000 0 — 3 13 0 No. 10 Kentucky faces No. 5 uate hoping to make it to Knox­ the schools have failed in Brains a 1-0 lead at 9:37 of the first UPI photo Seaver allowed five hits, walked 1 :X p.m. C^hristenson, Aitam irano (6), sively we could do things. But leading rebounder with 6.6 per Jim Dargati 363 McGraw Indiana and No. 2 Louisville plays ville, received several quick offers Frankfort. period with his fourth goaf of the one and struck out three. Dave Son Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix. season, a siapshot over goaiie Biiiy BARRY PEDERSON OF BRUINS GRIMACES defensively we couldn’t and we had outing. Sean MePadden, 6-foot-3 Sean MePadden 236 Ariz., 3 p.m. (8). Wonia (11) and Virgil, Dautton (7); No. 9 Arkansas in the NCAA in response to his classified appeal Kentucky should have its hands Kingman homered for the Mets. San Francisco vs. Seattle ot Tempe, Palmer, Flinn U ), Stoddard (8), Smith’s right shouider. .when checked by Islanders’ Denis Potvin to resort to a zone again,” forward, netted 10.3 points per Chris Brunone 154 Boddicker (*10), Morogiello (13) and Mideast Regional at Knoxville, for Mideast tickets but balked at fuir dealing with Indiana and At Cocoa, Fla., the Los Angeles continued Penders, who in his Ariz., 3 p.m. Tenn., and if the two Bluegrass the asking price of $150 each. Louisville should be wary of In other games, Montreal edged Dodgers scored seven runs in the game and shot 60 percent (96-for- Niel Ptacheinski 137 Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Sun City. Nolan, Dempsey (7), Stefero (13). HR— representatives survive, they will Los Angeles 6-5 and St. Louis pre-season outlook said his club 159) from the floor. He averaged John Theriault 48 Ariz., 3 p.m. Baltimore, Murroy. “I’m still holding out for some­ looking beyond Arkansas. ' scored with 1:09 left to put Blues 4, Whalers 1 fourth inning off Joe Niekrefto key would go man-to-man. That Chicago (NL) vs. Colifornia at Palm meet in a regional final that is The Hoosiers beat UK in Bloo­ topped Hartford 4-1. Montreal up 6-4. Marcel Dionne 5.6 rebounds. NielPtachcinskiwas Dave Callahan 45 Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. thing better," laughed Blair, who At Hartford, Conn., Jorgen Pet- a 14-4 rout of the Houston Astros. outlook, however, was quickly fifth-leading scorer with 137 points. Joe Smith 35 guaranteed to grab attention. ^aid a long-awaited Kentucky- mington Dec. 22 and have a 13-11 Canadiens 6, Kings S notched his S4th and extended his terssbn scored his second goal of The Dodgers, who battered Niekro New York (AL) vs. Baltimore at •••••••••••••••••••••• Tickets for the possible At Montreal, Mario Trembfay shelved. “We lost five in a row and Rick Soucier, Dave Callahan, Rick Soucier 22 M iam i, 7:30 p.m. Louisville game “would be great." edge in the series, making Indiana . goal-scoring streak to 11 games the game with 5:45 remaining to for 13 hits and 11 runs in 3 2-3 had to adjust,” he said. Thursday’s Games Kentucky-Louisville game were scored his 30th goai of the season Rich Kucinskas and Paul Tucker Chris Galligan 19 Philodelphlavs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla. Blair said ticket prices might the only school which regularly with 15 seconds remaining. snap a 1-1 tie. Brian Sutter scored innings, bunched seven singles and East will be hit hard by gi|adua- reported selling Tuesday for J150 drop after Thursday if a Kentucky- plays Kentucky to lead the Wild­ and Bob Gainey added the game- Guy bafieur scored his 24th of two iater, his 43rd and 44th, for the a double by Steve Yeager before will also be lost to graduation. Rich Kucinskas 11 St. Louis vs. Montreal at West Palm F o o t b a l l each, with some ticket holders cats overall. winner to stave off a third-period tion with seven seniors leaving. ”I’ve been coaching here a lot of Chris MePadden 5 Beach, Flo. Louisville game becomes a cer­ the season and Mark Napier fired finai margin. Mike Liut was strong Niekro was relieved by Mike The list includes 6-foot-3 co-captain Baltimore vs. Los Angeles at Vero predicting the price would surge to tainty because Arkansas and Indi­ Arkansas beat the Cardinals in surge by Los Angefes. Gainey in his 37th for the Canadiens. in goaf for St. Louis with 34 saves. Madden. years, and seen a lot of kids, but I Paul Tucker 3 Beach, Fla. $ 1, 000 . — \ Doug Bond, leading scorer with a can honestly say there was maybe Chris Renstrom 2 x-PIttsburgh vs. Chicago (AL) at ana fans then might skip the NCAA both the year before and At West Palm Beach, Fla., Sarasota, Fla. The schools met in the 1959 Saturday’s finals and sell their year after the 1980 championship right-handers Pascual Perez and x-PIttsburgh vs.. Kansas City at Fort USFL standings tickets. team led by All- America guard Meyers, Fla. rookie Bryan Fisher limited the Toronto vs. Boston at Winter Haven, In the West Regional at Ogden, Darrell Griffith. The 1979 Arkan­ Texas Rangers to seven singles in Fla. Atluntlc Division 'Utah, Utah (18-13) plays North sas team was led by current NBA Texas Christian players pitching the Atlanta Braves to a 1-0 NCAA efforts Detroit vs. Mlnnesotaat Orlando, Fla. W L T Pet. PF PA yCarolina State (22-10) and Virginia All-Star guard Sidney Moncrief East's Bond picked New York (AL) vs. Texas at Pompano, Phllodelohia 3 0 0 1.000 55 17 49ers' owner victory. Perez stopped the Fla. Boston 2 1 0 .667 57 44 (28-4) meets Boston College (25-6). and the 1981 team beat Louisville Rangers on four hits through the Milwaukee vs. San Francisco at Washington 0 3 0 .000 26 67 On Friday, North Carolina (27-7) 73-72 on a last-second halfcourt first six innings, while Fisher are supported Scottsdale, Ariz. New Jersey 0 3 0 .000 24 78 hopes to end plays Ohio State (20-9) and Geor­ shot by U.S. Reed. blanked Texas over the final three San Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Central Division would like home game to play in Festival Ariz. Tampa Bay 3 0 0 1.000 72 33 gia (22-9) faces St. John’s (28-4) in At Ogden, Utah in the only Chicago (NL) vs. Seattle at Tempe, Chicago 1 2 0 frames. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - North .333 70 50 the East Regional*at Syracuse, unranked team among the four in At Palm Springs, Calif., rookie Ariz. Birmingham 1 2 . 0 .333 37 40 any conflict N.Y.; and in the Midwest Regional the NCAA Western Regional tour­ against because of their size.” There will be local representa­ Carolina State officiais say they Cincinnati vs. New York (N L) ot St. Michigan 1 2 0 .333 43 59 By United Press International leads TCU’s offense. The senior shortstop Dick Schofield doubled have taken steps to correct the Petersburg, Fla. Pacific Division At Kansas City, Mo., Villanova nament at Weber State College. In In other quarterfinals Thursday, tion at the ninth annual Connecti­ X'Splltsquad Oakland 2 1 0 .667 71 from Fort Wortjir-^’exas, is the home two runs in a five-run fourth football recruiting violations that 47 (23-7) encounters Iowa (21-9) and fact, the Utes had the worst overall The Texas Christian basketball it’s Wake Forest, 19-11, against school's all-time top scorer with inning that paced the California cut High School Coaches Associa­ Los Angeles 2 1 0 .667 54 39 RANCllO MIRAGE, Calif. Houston (28-2) faces Memphis record among all 52 schools picked South Carolina, 22-8, at Greens­ tion Basketball Festival on ied to a one-year probation by the Arizona 2 1 0 .667 51 67 players should carry a “Home, 1,861 points. Angels to a 6-3 triumph over the NCAA. Denver 1 2 0 .333 X 47 (UPI)“ — San Francisco 49ers State (23-7). for the 1983 national collegiate boro, N.C.; and Fresno State, Thursday night, March 31, at Saturday’s Results • owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., Sweet, Home” sticker on their Nebraska’s front line includes Chicago Cubs. The University of Kentucky has playoffs. suitcases. 22-10, against Oregon State, 19-10. 6-11 freshman Dave Hoppen at At Scottsdale, Ariz., Chili Davis Kennedy High in Waterbury as “North Carolina State Univer­ Baseball results Oakland 33, Michigan 17 urged by fellow NFL owners, will historically refused to schedule And, because of their unknown On Friday, Mississippi, 19-11, is at East Catholic High’s Dong Bond is Arizona 21, Los Angeles 14 return home to Youngstown, Ohio, In its Thursday night showdown center and 6-4 Cloudy and 6-6 and Tom' O’Malley banged out sity strongly supports the NCAA’s Sunday's Results Louisville even though both are quality, coach------Jerry, . Pimm...... at says Nebraska in the Nationai DePaul, 19-11. senior Claude Renfro at forwards. seven hits between them to power slated to be a member oftheEastL efforts to establish and maintain Tuesday'sExhibition Linescores Tampa Bay 32, New Jersey 9 to “resolve” a possible conflict of his Utes will ' . - and LL squad. Denyer 16, Chicago 13 state-run schools located just 70 his Utes wiil have a lot of sqgport Invitation Tournament quarterfi- The winners advance to the final TCU coach Jim Killingsworth is the San Francisco Giants to a 7-5 fair and reasonable regulations for Boston 19, Washington 16 interest with his father over the miles apart in basketball-crazy against 14th ranked North Ca?Dl=— nais, TCU, 23-10, will be playing its four at New York’s Madisim Bond, 6-foot-3 senior, averaged A i Dunedin, Flo. family's proposed purchase of a familiar with Nebraska’s disci­ Cactus League victory over the intercoliegiate athletics^ and we St. LouK 000 101 011 — S 91 Monday’s Result Kentucky. ina State. third straight game on the road. Square Garden. plined style of basketball. He Seattle Mariners. 16.8 points and 6.6 rebounds as the intend to abide fully by the NCAA Toronto 401 110 03x — 10 16 0 Philodetphia 17, Birmingham 10 USFL franchise. Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall, who ’ ‘We’re the underdog and Ameri­ TCU will need every bit of/iW Eagles posted a 12-11 mark and Rasmussen, Garvin (5), Clark (7) and Saturday, M ar. 16 The Horned Frogs beat 1981 NIT coached at Big Eight Conference At Tucson, Ariz., rookie Lynn regulations in both letter and Porter; Stieb, Esquer (7), Jackson (8), (All Times EST) When Rozelle was asked to once ordered a network television cans are always rooting for the champion Tulsa 64-62 and defeated road poise because the Obriy Garrett ripped an llth-inning took third place in the ragged spirit,” Chancellor Bruce R. Poul- C. McLaughlin (9) and vi/hitt, Hernandez. ■ Arizona at Birmingham, 8 p.m. define how the matter could be crew to stop filming in his office underdogs,” Pimm said. Arizona State 78-76 Monday night. buskers know how to win at home) homer to lead the Oakland A’s to a Hartford County Conference. ton said Tuesday. W—Stieb. L— Rusmussen. HRs — Sunday, M ar. 17 "resolved, " he had no other when the issue came up, doesn’t Thursday night’s two winners Iona associate coach Ken William^ Bond will be coached by his Toronto, Boston at New Jersey, 1:30p.m. “TCU really has its act together 2-1 triumph over the Cleveland Orta, Whitt, Barlield, Powell; St. Louis, Los Angeles at Chicago, 1:Xp.m . answer except for DeBartolo to like to discuss his reluctance to meet Saturday for the region’s 'a t the end of the yedr,” Nebraska son, whose team lost to Nebraska NIT Indians. Garrett played for Oak- scholastic coach, Jim Penders, “I am going to do everything in D. loro, Oberkell. Michigan at Washington, 1:30p.m . talk his father out of buying a schedule Louisville but apparently berth in the NCAA Final Four, coach Moe Iba said Tuesejay. Monday night, said he expected the ' land’s Do(tble-A affiliate in West who will split the assignment with my power to see that our athletics Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m. USFL team. There has been some believes UK has little to gain by April 2-4 at Albuquerque, N.M. Cornhuskers, 21-9, to end up in New the East L and LL squad with program is run as it should be.” At Cocoa, Flo. Monday, Mar. 18 ''They’re a tough |eam for us to go rival Oklahoma State for two years 'v jla v e n . Conn., last season. ' l l Los Angeles 301 703 OOO — 14 18 3 Oakland art Denver, 9 p.m. speculation that Edward Jr. might York. 'empe, Ariz., Seattle Marin­ Windsor High’s Dom Ferrara. Houston 004 000 000 — 4 131 consider selling the 49ers but before moving to TCU in 1979. Poulton said the persons in­ ' “They’ll get there with another Two weekends ago, TCU upset e rs^ tc h e r Rick Sweet suffered a Five other HCC performers were volved in the incident “are separ­ Reuss, Hershlser (8) and Yeaoer; Rozelle said that utas not discussed home game,” he said. “This crowd selected to play in the Festival, a Niekro, Modden (4), Roberoe (6), Boone at the meeting. Arkansas 61-59 in overtime in the Ipacture on the back of his right ated now from our footbail pro­ (8), Smith (9) ond Knicelv, Puiols (4). W here is unbelievable.” ' semifinals of the Southwest Con­ land when hit by a foul tip during a doubleheader where the best se­ gram and are no longer involved in — Reuss. L— Niekro. HRs— Los An­ Debartolo refused comment Playing before a sellout crowd of niors in the state are featured. geles, ference tournament in Dallas. The “B” game Tuesday and will be recruiting.” Marshall; Houston, Polman. V o l l e y b a l l when he left the meeting. 14,712 Monday night, junior for­ sidelined a minimum of two to Aquinas’ Josh Farrell and Carl Rozelle said DeBartolo would Horned Frogs followed that with a ward Stan Cloudy scored 24 points 62-59 loss to top-j:anked Houston in three weeks, team doctors said. Miazga and St. Paul’s Terry Day In addition, the university has At St. Petersburg, Fla. remain at the meeting the rest of to lead Nebraska past Iona 85-73 in ,t Sun City, Ariz., Steve Garvey will appear with East S and M “written into every coach’s con­ Boston 000 000 000 — 0 5 1 the week and discuss the matter the SWe championi^ip game. New York (N L) 120 032 OOx— 8 10 0 a second-round game. Thursday’s hit his first home run in a San Diego while Xavier’s Mike Muzio and tract that violation of the NCAA Hurst, Fidrych (6), Bird (7) and with this father the first of next TCU has qualified for five NCAA Local volleyball TCU game sold out Tuesday in just tournaments, but this is the uniform, sparking a 16-hit attack South Catholic’s Mike Thomas are rules is grounds for dismissal,” Gedman; Seaver, Allen (B) and Hodges. week. over six hours. . teammates with Bond on the East Poulton said. W—Seover. L—Hurst. HR— New Playoff action last Wednesdoy night i school’s first appearance in the that carried the Padres to a 6-1 York, saw Insurers topple Redwood Farms Rozelle said that there is an NFL L and LL team. The Horned Frogs start an NIT. victory over the Milwaukee Brew­ The NCAA Committee on Infrac­ Kingmon. 15-12,’ 13-15 and 15-11 and Ambulance rule in the constitution that an.- There will be a doubleheader Serylce sweep past Economy Electric all-senior front line of 6-foot-lO Nebraska, which never„ has ers. tions imposed the one- year proba­ owner "will not directly or indi­ Brian Christensen at center and 6-9 with the East S and M team At Sorosota, Fla. 15-10 and 16-14 at llllng, rectly have ownership of a team in qutfified for the NCAA, is making tion Monday for five recruiting x-Kansot City 000 100 100 — 2 8 3 ) Playoff action resumes Tuesdoy Doug Arnold and 6-8 Nick Cuci- itrfourth appearance in the NIT. F n O t h fl i n n t ^ opposing theWestSandM squad at violatioifs, beginning in 1981 and X-Chicago (A L) 020 100 41x — 8 10 1 flight at 6:30 at llllng with Ambulance another football league." nella at foiVards. V 7IU M ia 6:30 with thee nightcap between Jackson, Parrott (4), Yuhas (7), Shaw j^rvlce opposing North Endef’S^ln- The NFL recently lost a suit This is the first time the team has extending into the early months of (8) and Slaught; Burns, Ratzer (7) and \^lonol Division ploy. Americon Darrell Browder, .jk 6-1 guard. ^advanced as far as the third round. c i n n \/P + T ll + r tln East L and LL and west L and LL 1982. HIM. W— Burns. L—Jackson. Blvislon play was still not set, with attempting to prevent NFL owners O l ^ l l V C I IVJIVIV/g^g o’clock. Proceeds from the action slated Tuesday night, as well. ■ from owning soccer teams but EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. eventwillbedonatedtotheSpecial rilULl Rozelle said a team in the same (UPI) — The New York Giants Olympics. sport was a different matter. The Monday announced the signing of One CCIL player, Windham Herald photo by Pinto Rodriquez OM QUALITY league fears that there might be Grand {ury refuses their lone remaining free agent High’s Hector Rodriguez who was Sf RVICE PARTS GM antitrust probleirfs if the DeBar- veteran, guard Terry Tautolo, and tabbed to the East L and LLteam, DOUG BOND tolo family drafted the same four rookie free agents. was also picked. . .post-season pick unworried M M tA l M01DM COtROtAnOM plyaer in both the USFL and the • Keep fhof Great OM teetmg wtth Oanu/ne OM Ports NFL. to indict Gerulaitis When Rozelle was asked to by Holmes explain the coflict of interest, he NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal federal undercover agents “his said, “I’m afraid I can't explain it. grand jury, citing lack of evidence, Martina awesome foes iearn Sc ra n to n ! Pa. (Upd friend,” Gerulaitis, would contrib­ It’s something the Department of has refused to indict tennis star — Lucien Rodriguez of Justice would be interested in, too, ute $20,000 to the deal. France wants Worid Box­ Vitas Gerulaitis on charges he pressure on themselves to make about appearing again in New ■and Ed Garvey. (head of the conspired to buy cocaine last year NEW YORK (UPI) - No athlete ing Council heavyweight likes the sound of the word the best shot, and because of thaf’' York. “It’s the same players, the champion Larry Hoimes Spring Check-up Players Association). I prefer not Gerulaitis, 29, of Kings Point] they’ll make a mistake. That’s same lighting, the same carpet. to discuss it or draw the picture," N.Y., who earned $400,000 in intimidation.. to exude confidence about Surgery out Yet, to a growing degree, this is where intimidation comes in.” There’s no reason to lose here than their title bout — the more tournament play last year, is the becoming a factor whenever Mar­ The rest of the top 15 players in- in China or anywhere else. world’s fifth ranked tennis player. the better. SPRING IS COMING Massimino named for Vukovich tina Navratilova takes the court. the world will be testing Navratil­ \ ’Last year you guys (the media) Holmes, who will ‘de­ The grand jury investigated Not only doesn’t she lose anymore, ova again in a $350,000 champion­ gaVe me the trophy and the money claims Gerulaitis participated in a fend his crown against the YOU ARE READY Aloha hoop coach SUN aT-y, Ariz, (UPI) - The she doesn’t even come close. ship starting with four singles (bemre the tournament started). European champion Sun­ scheme to purchase synthetic Milwaukee Brewers’ team doctor To say she is awesome is only to matches today. Navratilova I’m not going to let you do it this HONOLULU (UPI) - Two col­ cocaine while he was competing in day at Scranton’s Watres BUT... says the muscle tear in pitcher speak the truth. She won 90 of 93 doesn’t make her debut until time. Last year I was trying to Armory, was happy to lege basketball coaches with a Masters tournament in January Pete Vuckovich’s Hght shoulder is 1982. matches in 1982, and she is Thursday night against Hana make sure I didn’t lose instead of oblige Tuesday when the teams in the NCAA Tournament not large and surgery is not unbeaten in 24 matches this year. Mandlikova. trying to make sure that I won, and JS YOUR CAR? will coach in next month’s 15th “This means the investigation is fighters met face-to-face required at this point. In five tournaments, N^ratilova The tournament, carrying a top I won’t do that again.” at a press conference. Annual Aloha Classic basketball terminated,” said U.S. Attorney But the Brewers are going to get has yet to drop a set and she owns prize of $80,000, is known as the Hanika, seeded eighth this year, You need a safe and W e Will: tournament for college seniors. John Martin, who disclosed the “I’m one bad dude," reliable vehicle for your. a third opinion. two victories over Chris Evert Virginia Slims Championship of 0{>ens the competition against said Holmes, 33. “Larry 1. Check & inspect all belts & hoses ana Viginia’s Terry Holland will grand Jury’s decision only because Dr. Paul Jacobs confirmed Mon­ Lloyd, seeded second here. New York. Kathy Rinaldi at 6 p.m. EST today, Spring driving. Our Spring tighten where necessary. coach the South team and Villano- G athering of the clan “the investigation had been an­ Holmes is one bad dude. Check-up will help assure day it was a rotator cuff injury as “She has so much confidence Two of the three losses Navratil­ followed by Austin against Virgi­ Forty-one fights, thirty- 2. Inspect Air Filter and P.C.V. valve va’s Rollie' Massimino will coach nounced publicly by Gerulaitis’ diagnosed la$t week by a Los uninterrupted, safe trips. 3. Pressure test cooling system the East team. Familiar figures in this ola photo now that a tot of girls are psyched ova suffered last year came in New nia Ruzici, Evert- Zina Garrison one knockout.« ’’- Asimus, boxer Al Dowd and Frank lawyer,” Thomas Puccio. Angeles specialUt. He prescribed out when they get on the court,” York, and in both cases she won the and Bettina Bunge-Bonnie 4. Inspect front suspension • Jim Dutcher of Minnesota will taken in front of the Herald’s entrance Busch, town recreation director and The tennis ace was first con­ “I think the more conn- rest, medication and exercise c Tracy Austin said of the world’s opening set. The first defeat came Gadusek. dent Larry is, the better 5. Check and inspect front & rear brakes (in- coach the Midwest, and Wyom­ on Bissell Street in the 1920s were these nected with the $144,000 deal last forrner sparring mate of heavyweight . Harry Dalton, the Brewers’ top-ranked woman. “They don’t to Sylvia Hanika of West Germany Wendy Turnbull, winner of a off we are,” said George ciuding hoses & master cylinder.) ing’s Jim Brandenburg will guide people, including four staff mnembers. September at thp-iidal in US general manager, said he was believe they can win, and that in the final of a Madison Square tournament in Boston Sunday, 6. Check ali exterior lights the West. boxing champ Jack Dempsey, ^ront, District Court/ft MaiHiaRan of Kanter, the challenger’s Reading from left, top, foVmar pro reluctant to term it good news helps her. But nobody is ever Garden tournament, and the other faces Barbara Potter starting at 10 interpreter,and American Thirty-two top college players Archie Kilpatrick and Bob Carney, Tony Goble of Florida. until we know more.” He la sending unbeatable.” was to doubles partner Pam a.m. Thursday, followed by 1229 Main St will participate in the tournament, baseball and football star Jerry Fay, reporters. Little girl is Busch’s daughter. »Goble, 41, a top backgammon representative. “I think w Vuckovich to Boston Thursday for “I am playing better and eve­ Shriver in the U.S. Open. Shriver-Goolagong and the winner he’s taking this fight too Manchester which runs April 14-16. sports editor Tom Stowe, gity editbr Will player and self-described friend of an examination by Robert t-nneh ryone knows it,” Navratilova said. “I can’t be psyched out about a of the Austin-RuzicUnatch against Chevrolet Gerulaitis, reportedly boasted to lightly and I think he’s in CARTER an orthopedic specialist. ’ “Maybe the others put extra tournament.” Navratilova said the Rinaldi- Hanika winner. for a surprise.” 646-646A 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 23. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 23. 1983- 13 Scoreboard FOCUS/ Food

Bruins 3, Islanders 1 12 Corzine 37 OO 6, Dolley 5)3 56 15 NCAA schedule Theus 6-30 7-10 19, Bradley 1-1 00 2 Knlcks8g,76ers76 Family style Olberdlng 511 56 22 Bratz 4-7 1-2 9, Hockey Boston 1 2 0—3 Basketball Oldhom OO OO 0, Jackson 26 OO 4. (All Timso EST) NY Islondors OlO—1 Totals 4395 2539 116 PH|pU>ELPHIA(76) East ReaiMiai First period—1, Boston, Coshmon 4 l^oronl 57 IM) 8 R.Johnson 38 1-2 7, Oatrolt 32 34 38 40—136 Malone51S2314, Cheeks672610, Toney At Syracusey N.Y. (Bourque, O'Connell), 9:37. Chlpigo 28 27 3325-116 SemHInols Penalties— 6153311, Richardson56500, Jones5050 Thre5 POlnt goals— Thomas, Olberd- 0, C. Johnson 4-9508, Edwards 7-14,6618, FrMay> Mardi 2S Each meal feeds seven in this busy Manchester household Bourque, Bos, 2:14; Potvin, NYI, 7:34; NBA standings Ing. North Corollna (27-7) vs. Ohio State NHL standings Pederson, Bos, 12:36; Hallln, NYI, 12:36. Fouled out—Greenwood, Corzine, Dai­ Cureton 2 4 65 8 McNomoro OO 50 0. (259), 7:10 p.m. Second period—2, Middleton 43 (unas­ ley. Totals30-85152376 Georgia (229) vs. St. John's (256), sisted), 1:06, 3, New York, Bossy 55 Eortern ConfM'once NEWYORK(19) By Barbara Richmond well as taste good. “ When my wife Worn Confirtnc* Atlantic Division Total fouls—Detroit 30, Chicago 40. , King 1518 16 32 Robinson 57 50 8 9:40 p.m. Patrick Division (Jonsson, Potvin), 13:11. 4, Boston, Rebounds—Detroit 40 (Tylerll),Chlcogo nnol — Sunday, March 27,12:10 p.m. Herald Reporter makes a salad she always peels the Fergus 27 (Dufour, B. Crowder), 18:18. W L Pet. OB 44 (Greenwood ). Assists—Detroit 29 Cartwright 1-5 66 8 Tucker 1-5 50 2 W L T PH, GF GA X'Phlladelphia 57 10 .851 — 11 Westphol 5141-1 19, Williams 512 OO 12 tomatoes and she /j Nonce 3-8 5-6 11, Davis 1221 34 27, A— 19,591. And they are very fussy about the y-Ouebec 31 32 11 73 315 312 Indiana 17 51 .250 27'/j Johnson 523 7-8 25, Scott 5) 26 2 Mlihvest Regional to putting the mayonnaise in its Hartford 17 50 7 41 235 372 Western Conference Kramer 2-3 50 4, Macy 7-14 04) 14, White At Kansas CIry, Mo. food they prepare. The boys notice proper place. Campbsll Confsrenc* Midwest Division 36 OO 6, High 26 OO 4, Pittman 1-1 50 SemHInols too. Homs Division W L Pet. GB 2. Totals 45106 2527 117. Bullets121,Jazz98 Friday, March 2S W L' T PH, OF. GA Vlllanava (237) vs. Iowa (21-9), 8:10 Dan Evans, while adamantly They both agreed they depend a ECHO hockey results San Antonio 43 26 .623 DENVER (131) lot on canned soups in their y-ChIcago 44 21 9 97 310 253 Denver 38 32 .543 S>/7 English 9-17 58 23, Vandeweghe 1318 3 p.m. proclaiming that his wife does m m - y-AAinne$ota 39 19 16 94 301 257 Dallas UTAH (98) Houston (252) vs. Memphis State (23 most of the cooking, was very cooking. “ They can help turn plain , St. Louis 35 35 .500 8Va 5 29, IssH 1217 22 26, Williams 58 2-3 Drew 517 24 2b, Kelley 53 50 0, 24 36 15 63 265 290 Kansas City 34 34 .500 12 Dunn 27 2-2 6, Schaves 2-9 22 6, 7),10:4Sp.m. . meals into something special. Toronto 23 38 12 58 266 306 Mite A Utah Eaton 37 1-3 7, Griffith 513 OO 10, Green Final— Sunday, March 27,2:18 p.m. expertly putting together an origi- 25 44 .363 18 Evans 35 50 6, Gondrezick 35 66 12 511 55 17, Poquette 581-2 11, Eaves 7-12 Detroit A 20 39 15 55 244 305 Tri-CIty Plaza took runner-up honors Houston 12 56 .234 30V3 Hanzilk 67 50 8, Ray 51 00 0, Robisch Bal chicken casserole on the day Soup, added to wtiat you make Smyllie Division In the recently staged state Division II Pacific Division 51 22 2. Totals 53-95 2630 130. IW 17, Wilkins 513 50 12 Nott 51 OO 0, West Regional the Manchester Herald visited. from scratch, saves a lot of x*Edmonton 44 11 99 394 296 Anderson 1-2 50 2 Wlllloms 1-1 50 2 20 tournament. Trl-CIty fell to Mld- x-Los Angeles 50 17 .746 — Phoenix 29 25 29 34—1)7 ' At Ogden, Utah “ Most of our cooking is improv­ trouble. In a week we use an > ,v 2 Tdtals 4388 12)8 98 Calgary 29 33 12 70 297 294 Falrfield, 5-4, In the championship tilt P h ^ lx 41 28 .594 10 Denver 31 35 32 33—130 SemHIncds Vancouver 29 34 11 69 281 288 with the winning goal scored with 23 Seattle 39 30 .565 12 Three-point goals—ThIrdkIII. Total WASHINGTON (111) Thursday, March 14 ising,” he said. But he quickly average of 10 cans of soup,” Evans Winnipeg 29 37 8 66 276 306 seconds left. Portlond 39 30 .565 12 fouls Ballard 515 50 12 Rulond 11-21 35 25, Utoh (1513) vs. North Carolina State added that improvising doesn't said. Los Angeles 26 36 11 63 280 319 Golden State 25 45 .357 26'/z Mohorn 23 50 4, Johnson 68 22 10, (2210), 9:10 p.m. Ken Herold had two goals and Kevin —Phoenix 28, Denver 21. Fouled out— Sobers 514 36 19, Batton 7-12 50 14, mean slapping things together. The whole family, except per­ X 'C lin d M d dlvblon title WIehn and Gregg Tolman aneaplecein San Diego 23 46 .333 28 None. Rebounds—Phoenix S5 (Lucas 14), Virginia (286) vs. Boston College (25 v-clinctiod plovoft bortti the championship affair. x-dindied ptoyoff berth Denver 41 (English, Issel, Dunn, Schaves Dovis 24 1-2 8 Kopicfcl 2-5 66 8 Collins 6), 11:40 p.m. "W e try to make things look good haps for l5monti)-oId Timmy, (Top lour In oodi division qualllv tor Trl-CIty taak a 4-3 win aver Southern Tuesday’s Results W S58 24, Worrick 5 0 OO0. Totols51-97 Final — Saturday, March 18 3 p.m. Stanley Cup plavofis.) 7.) Assists— Phoenix29 (L U C O S 6 ), Denver 1527 121. and taste good for our bqys,” he loves broccoli. One of the ways Connecticut in the semifinals. Tolman New York 89, Philadelphia 76 31 (Williams 11). A— 10,588. they like it is with a cream sauce Tuesday's Results had two goals ond Ken Herold and Atlanta 111, Indiana 102 If,"*,.. ^ 1420 2221-98 FINAL FOUR said. Evans, who works i^'ith the St. Louis 4, Hartford I Kevin WIehn one apiece. Washington 121, Utah 98 Washington >101111— ill AtAlbuduerqu8N.M. computer systems at United Par­ made by warming together a can Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Utah Boston 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 In an earlier tourney tilt, Trl-CIty Mllwouked-IIO, Boston 108 SemHInols cel SeiYice, worked in the cafete­ of cream of mushroom soup and a Montreal 6, Los Angeles S bested Enfield II, 7-1. Tolman had two Detroit 134, Chlcogo 116 Lakersl23,Sonics108 20, Saturday, Apm 2 Wednosday'sOames Washington 17. Rebounds— Utah 38 Mideast winner vs. Midwest winner ria while he was a stuclent at the ja r of Old English sharp cheese. 3 goals and Herold, WIehn, David Perir Dallas 111, Golden State402 (All Thnos EST) sho, Marty Curtis and Chris Senseney Konsas City 117, Clevelond 94 (Eaton 7), Washington 42 (Rulond, Eost winner vs. West winner University of Maryland. _ Heat through and fold in- some Hartford at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. SEATTLE (101) Kopicki 10). Assists—Utah 27 ((3reen ), one apiece. Denver 130, Phoenix 117 9 ClMmplonshlp Mrs. Evans finds taking care of commercial sour cream. Pour this N.Y. Ronoers at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Trl-CIty also stopped North Branford San Diego 128, Houston 98 Shelton 516 33 19, Vranes 52 50 0, Washington 31 (JohnsonID.A—5,172 Monday, AprH 4 f l'K W A Voncouver at Washington, 7:35p.m. and Wotertown In eorller tourney Los Angeles 123, Seattle 108 SIkma 513 22 14, Thompson 310 34 9, her family a full-time job. She has over the cooked broccoli and put it Minnesota at Toronto, 8:05p.m. action. Tolman had the goal against Portlond 119, Son Antonio 102 Williams 11-18 1-1 23, Donaldson 65 OO 8, worked as a beautician and in the oven just to warm it through. Edmonton at Winnipeg, f :05p.m. Kelser 25 510 13, Howes 57 1-2 13, North Branford while Herold, Craig Wednosday'sOames hairdresser. Evans said some bleu cheese Thursday’s 0amos Ough and Sean Allard had one goal and (All Times EST) Brown 37 50 6 Smith 16 1-1 3, Radford Kings 117.Cavallers 94 St. Louis at Boston Tolman a pair versus Watertown. Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 51 50 0. Totals 44-90 2523 108. She had just taken casserole of salad dressing can turn plain Minnesota at Montreal Utah at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. LOS ANGELES (123) broccoli into a feast. Los Angeles at Quebec Rambis 55 33 13, Wilkes 11-17 66 26, CLEVELAND (94) yams and apples out of the oven Mllwoukee at Philadelphia, 7:35 Hubbard 59 59 18 Tlllls 1520 26 22 and it smelled delicious. Some­ Toronto at Philadelphia Bantam B p.m. . Abdul-Jabbar 512 1-1 17, E.Johnson 515 Cook 1-7 50 2 Free 1520 26 22 Huston Soccer Weekends, especially, the Chicago at Calgary New York at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 56-22 Nixon 520 2218, Cooper 67 50 8 2-7 1-2 5, Lacey 35 50 Wllkerson 26 3 times the simpler dishes smell New Jersey at Washington Reed Construction tied Windsor, 2*2, Worthy 68 1-2 9, McGee 53 50 0, Jones 8 Evanses prepare meals together. and took a 1-0 duke from Columbia. Indlano at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. 4 7, Flowers 26 36 7, Bagiev 26 1-1 5, better than some very complicated San Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. 36 50 6, Landsberger 1-1 1-2 3, On Saturday th ey ^ id they usually Steve Gallacher and Doug Stoltenberg C. Johnson 50 OO 8 Totals 53-9217-22122 Hoves 52 22 2 Totals 37-85 2 528 94 recipes. This one is a quick hod the goals ogalnst Windsor with Thursday's Omnes KANSAS CITY (117) prepare food for Sunday too so all Washington at Chicago 22293126—101 E.Johnson 7-15 20, Neolv 1-2 50 2 combination of yams and apples Brian DeBlols scoring versus Colum- Lm Anoetes 33 32 2711—121 66 they have to do is cook or heat up AHL standings bio. Goalie Brian Ootway had 14 saves Kansas City at Phoenix AAerlweother 1-3 22 4 Drew 69 23 14 MISL standings perked up with some spices. Dallas at Son Diego Thre5 Polnt goals— None. Fouled Williams 515 13 11, S.Johnson 510 66 Sunday dinner after they get home versus Windsor and 30 more stops Houston at Portland out— Mrs. Evans said the casserole is agolnst Columbia. None. Total fouls—Seaftle19,LosAngeles 20, Woodson 1518 33 23, Thompson 13 5 from church. Nolititrn 0 2 Dennord 5) 50 0, King 23 50 10, Eostsm Division 'a nice accompaniment to chicken, \ W L T 21. Rebounds—Seattle34 (SIkma 10), Los Because they just have two basic OF OA Steppe 2-3 50 4, Loder 33 1-2 7. Totals GB pork or ham and her husband saicl x-FrederIctn 43 24 8 326 2 5 7 ^ . Angeles 48 (E.Johnson 15). Assists— 4685 2531 117. meals on Sundays, breakfast and Seattle 28 (Wlllloms 9), Los Angeles 31 Baltimore 25 13 658 - it’s also good with the Thanksgiv­ Nova Scotia 37 33 5 348 310 Clippera 128, Rockets 98 Cleveland 29 is 1815— 94 Cl^elond 24 15 .615 dinner, the boys are treated to a Maine 36 31 7 312 288 (E.Johnson 11). Technicals—None. Kansas City 21 IS II19—117 ing turkey. Adirondack 33 36 5 303 321 t A—• M l special tray of fresh vegetables HOUSTON (98) 17e505. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— New York 20 17 .54) “ If yams aren’t in season, or if Moncton 31 35 6 270 282 Cleve­ Buffalo 19 21 475 and a dip to tide them over until Sherbrooke 21 49 4 265 345 Bailey 2-8 3-6 7, Walker 310 22 8, you’re in a huriy, canned yams can C.Jones 33 34 9, Teogle 27 04) , land 21, Kansas City 27. Rebounds— Memphis 17 a J j l dinner is ready. $ Q U th « m 4 Cleveland 50 (Tlllls 18), Kansas City 36 be used; and if really in a hurry, x-Rochester Bowling Leovell 39 1-3 7, Hayes 215 44 22 ' Pittsburgh I6 21 .433 “ It takes the pressure off us in 43 24 8 356 303 (Nealy 7). Assists—Cleveland 17 (Huston Western Division Hershey 37 32 4 282 % ...... B iY « it 7-10 7-9 21, M.Jones 26 041 4, Blazers 119. Spurt 102 canned apples for pie can also - Henderson 38 04) , Paultz 65 24 10 6), Kansas City 29 (Williams 15). Son Diego 24 14 .632 - the kitchen and it’s a healthy New Haven 33 33 6 303 307 6 Technical foul—Cleveland (Illegal used,” Mrs. Evans said. Binghamton 33 33 289 302 Totals 3861 2232 9& ^on“ »,Cltv a 16 .579 snaqk. We just do this on Sundays. SAN DIEGO (IW) SAN ANTONIO (lU) defen­ St. Louis 21 17 553 She also has favorite recipes for St. Catharins 33 36 315 329 Bonks 37 10, M ltdiell 511 34 12 se). A— 4.924. The other days they just have to Baltimore ..Brooks 10-15 5-5 25, Cummings 8-16 24 66 Wichita 19 lasagna and hamburger noodle 31 35 339 350 Herald Gilmore 6-9 1-3 13, GOTvIn 522 2-2 20, Phoenix m 19 513 wait," Evans said. Springfield 29 39 261 295 18, Chambers 7-11 22 16, Wood 67 OO 8, Moore 518, 22 20, Jones 51 OO 0, bake. “ My recipes make enough Julie Spulick 248-571, Bob Hadden Hollins 10-13 33 23, Moore 26 34 8, Golden Bay 12 K Ml 1 They make a simple relish to x-cMnctied division title Sanders 26 64 8 Dunleovy 59 33 15 Los Angeles 7 34 171 1 for two good-sized casseroles. Tuesdov's Results 224-558, Cindy Gardner 201, Tony Anderson 35 1-2 7, Gross 37 06 6, Crompton'50 50 Robinson 0-0 Mavericks 111, Warriors 102 complement chicken or pork by CollettI Sr. 511, Mike Switzer 535. n Brogan 691-1 9, Cooper a 1-1 2 Tuesday's ResuH Unless we have company, I usually M Fredericton 4, Springfield 1 Pheglev 52 500. Totals 41-851524102 mixing together a small can of St. Cothorines4, Baltlmore2 0-1 06 0. Totals 55-99 17-21 128. Memphis 4, Buffalo 3 PORTLAND (119) Wednesday's Gomes freeze one for later,” she said. whole berry cranberry sauce and a Wednesdov's Oomes MM2830-98 Nott 7-18 55 19, Thompson 516 58 22 (30LDEN STATE (101) Fredericton at Adirondack Blouoms . M1S4I18-1» Lloyd 38 09 6, Johnson 59 2-2 12 . „ (All Times BIT) She said the lasagna recipe was couple of cups of chunky apple­ Cooper 514, 66 20, Lavir 44 00 8 Golden Bay ot New York, 8:05 p.m. Moncton ot Maine Marty Bradshaw 177-45X Barbara Threg-point goals—Moore. Fouled Paxson 520 2-2 20, Carr 57 23 12 Carroll 1326 66 34, Brewer 1-7 09 2 given to her by a friend. She sauce. Very tasty — and pretty too. Hershey at New Hoven out— Romar 68 09 8, Short 521 36 19, Kansos City at WIchIto, 8:35 p.m. admitted she makes some Sullivan 181-187-502 Janet Hatton 175 None. Totol fouls—Houston 19j SonDiego Valentine 513 66 14, Buse OO 00 8 Williams 18 22 4, Conner 35 59 6, Buffalo at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. And a favorite dessert of the Thursday's Oomes 51), Sherry Scorso 176-480, Donna Norris 52 52 0, Lamp 00 00 0, Townes changes. For instance, she adds Springfield at Nova Scotia Schmitt 471, Maureen Brancoto 451. » Rebounds—Houston 33 (HoyesS)r Son Engler 52 59 0, D.SmIth 09 09 0, Floyd Baltimoreat Los Angeles, 10:35p.m Evans household, one that re­ Diego 44 (Cummings 9). Assists _ 1-1 50 2 McDowell 1-1 00 2 Totals 45 48 33 11. Totals 46100 1617 102. ■ Thursday's Gomes onions then adds the meat after the Houston 101 2332 119. Golden Boy at Pittsburgh ceives applause from family and SiMi Antonia ll 27 18 26—102 DALLAS (1)1) fat is drained off. She said she uses Tee-Totalers 19 (HCT^son 6), Son Diego 35 (Hollins Aguirre 519 68 22 Vincent 7-17 51 14, friends, is pistachio cake made Portland 22111214—119 either hamburger or sausage. Herald photo bv Richmond 10). Technical—Bryant. A—2656. Three-point goals—Dunleovy. Cummings 611 1-2 9, B.Dovis 27 65 8, with a cake mix and instant A Blues 4. Whalers 1 TrudI Taylor 175, Nancy Washburn Fouled Turner 24 52 4, Garnett 28 7-10 11, Evans said they always take 181-455, Jessie W llllom s 199-175543, Blackmon 11-17 33 25, Nlmphlus 1-2 22 pudding with eggs and sour cream Joan Fronco 475, Lorna Salvatore 465, <^t—Jones. Total fouls—Son Antonio 4, Ransey 37 09 10, Thompson 1-2 22 4. Transactions pains with their cooking because Karen RIordon 461, ShIrleY Eldridge 8ucks 116, CeHIcs 108 28 they enjoy having food look nice as DAN AND ALICE EVANS PREPARE TASTY MEALS FOR FAMILY OF SEVEN St. Louis 0 I 3—4 Portland 28. Rebounds— San Antonio Totals 4392 2333 111. Please turn to page 14 Hartford o I 8—1 185236-559, N iki Wehren 180-182520, O o l^ State 231413 31-103 . . . they’re fussy about the food they serve their five boys. Barbara Seifert 457, Fron MIsserl 464, 35 First period—None. Penalties— BOSTON (108) , \ (Gilmore and Moore 7), Portland 52 Omios 17 18 27 27—111 Sutter, Potty Cuscovltch 456, Terry Prlsk- Bird 7-14 66 20, Maxwell. 612 23 10, Fouled out-Johnson, Short. Total Milwaukee — Sent outfielder Dion waldo 452 Pat Thibodeau 185519, Ruth i (Cooper 16). Assists—Son Antonio 15 fouls James, cotcher Bill Schroeder, inflelders St. Louis, 9:19; Reeves, StL, 10:21; StL Parish 6-14 66 18, Alnge^OJPDO 12 (Moore 7), Portland 27 (Thompson 9). bench (served by Bobveh) 17:4Z Woodbury 205496 Lou Toutain 206491/ Buckner 26 22 6, ArchlbqldTM 22 2 —Golden Sterte 3), Dallas 16. Rebounds— Randy Ready and Juan Castillo ond Second period—1, Hartford, Neufeld 23 Lee Bean 183513, Sandy Kershaw Technical—Paxson. A-12666 pitcher Ernie Camacho to minors tor McHale 7-13 22 16, Henderson 2-7 06 4, Golden State 48 (Corroll 17), Dallas 56 reosslgnment. (Sullivan, Johnson) 9:35. 2, St. Louis, 175201-505, M ary Jane Deane 187, Wedmon 56 1-2 11, Corr 46 06 9, (Cummings 13). Assists—Golden State 18 Pettersson 32 (unassisted) 11:08. Penal­ Carol Mount 450, Jean Aldrich 181-175 Bradley 06 06 O Totals 43-92 21-23 108. (Conner 6), Dallas 29 (Davis 11). Pittsburgh — Reassigned pHchers Jose ties—Sutter, StL, 13:36; Lawless, Hor, 462 Gall Hartzoo475, BIrdI Macaro460, MILWAUKEE (116) Technicals—Carroll, Johnson. A— DeLeon and Lorry Lamonde, catchers R Hawks 111, Pacers 102 16:27. Karen BarnowskI 465, Pat Bornowskl Johnson 1222 5-5 29, Lister 66 06 8, 9,975 Ruben Rodr Iguez and Alfredo Torres, and Third period—3, St. Louis, Petters- 186454, Deana Richard 450, Shirley Lanier 68 1-2 9, Pressey 28 1-2 5, oufflelder Joe Orsulokr. Artichokes: what delicious little leaves I son Blue 180697. Winters O-ll 23, Ford 2-2 23 , ATLANTA (111) CoHeoe 66 6 Few people know that the artichoke is actually a 33 (Dore, Zuke) 14:15; 4, St. Louis, Cotchlngs 56 22 12, Criss 612 66 18, Wilkins 612 1-2 9, Roundtield 1319 913 Local basketball Alabama— Namedheodfootball coach attack it as follows: Pull off a leaf, dip it in whatever Sutler 43 (Romoge, Turnbull) 17:16; 5, Mokeski 25 226. Totals 4581 2528116 35, Rollins 35 23 8, Davis 1220 46 29, Roy Perklnsothletlcdlrector. flower. It’s commonly believed to be a vegetable, leaves down and stems up. St. Louis, Sutter 4 4 j;M e rk o , Reed) Rec Colgate-Nam ed Ed DInskI defensive sauce you have chosen and draw it through your SS!!®".,. 86*41828188 Mocklln 26 57 10, Glenn 18 13 3, line coach. and as such it is probably as popular as any 1 have For 4 artichokes, add about 1 to 1 >/i cupsof oliveoil 18:59. Penaltlos= Hosl> edar, Hor, B ill Zwick 1816)7, Bob Schack MHwoukoo 30 33 16 27 116 McMIllen 36 36 9, Smith 1-2 50 2 Businessmen front teeth. You’ll find there’s a nice meaty bit at the 6:27; 145406 Bernie Goodin 151-399, Tom Threopoint goals — Corr, Winters. /Wotthews 16 46 6. Totals 4578 3539 111. Football ever come across. The artichoke has been cultivated blended with 2 to 4 finely chopped garlic cloves and Dore, StL, 15*; Hospodar, Har^5:3Z Fouled out—Henderson. Total INDIANA (101) B.A. Club nipped Fllloramo Con­ Buffolo — Named Patrick Mc(3rodv B^ard base. M artin 145395, Norm Vlttner^41-387, Jr. executive vice president and Norm for a very long time; the Arabs first introduced it to about one third cup chopped parsley — it should Shots on (goal-St. Louis 07-M-18-37 Ken Osborne 152384, Newt Emerson fouls— Schoene 59 50 10, Kellogg 5)5 66 20, struction, 7372 and DIRoso Cleaners Discard that leaf and repeat this procedure until Hartford 1W2-12-37. swept past Fogarty Oilers, 9384, Pollom vice president tor player come about Vi inch up the artichokes. Bake in a 155378, Ken Cromwell 378, Randy Boston 26, Mllwoukee 24. Rebounds— Williams 613 50 8, SIchtIng 7-7 09 14, personnel. Sicily and Spain many centuries ago. Goalies-jGt. Louis, Llut. Hartford, Copeland 372 Lanky WolekowskI 145 Bo^on 40 (Porlsh 12), Milwaukee 32 Knight 68 33 11, Duren 1-2 22 4, Tuesday night at Bennet. on Food you’ve worked your way down to the base, or fond, Mlllen. A-(VM6. Washington (USFL) — Waived I was brought up with artichokes on the table for 373degree oven for 10 to 12 minutes, and serve it 369, Dick Lessard 141-M, Bill Poganl (Cotchlngs 8). Assists— Boston 33 (Bird, Bransbn 16 22 4, Byrnes 36 36 9, M ark ScoH hod 17 points. Bill Bellock which hides underneath the fuzzy choke. This fuzzy 16 and Rich Gustafson, Ralph Pember­ guord forth, stems high in the air. Pour some of the oil over 358, Red Madsen 352 Walt Moynes Moxwell 6each),Mllwoukee31 (Johnson Carter 59 1-3 11, Johnson 16 09 2 Chris Dolce. most of the year. We’d get the California artichokes By James Beard 155351. 9). A—1)652 Slaughter 37 36 9. Totals 42841524102 ton ond Bob Boland 11 apiece for B.A bit is necessary for a new crop of artichokes but is of Hockey in the early spring and then the Oregon varieties Syndicated Columnist each serving. This is a most satisfying dish, and an AHonta 35 18 2511—111 while Kurt Carlson netted 24 points, , no culinary interest to you or me and must be Canadien^6,Kings5 Kim Bushev 16andTomSoplenzalOtgr — Suspended Minnesota's DIno later on. unusual one. '" S ? ” . , 18212*14-102 C l^ re lll tor three games and fined him discarded. Three-point goals—Davis. Fouled Fllloramo's. Jim Connors sank K During the 17th and 18th centuries and maybe even Pistons l34,Bulls 118 out— points. Bill Gorro and Pete Denz 19) The local huckster who came to our door with Los Angetos 1 2 0 3—5 ••ppppgppppppgpggpggp# The delicious round meaty base is the most Montreal 213—6 None. Total fouls—Atlanta24, Indlanall. apiece and Carl Bulaucius 16 lo r Ronsers— Recalled torword vegetables he’d raised himself, along with “ im­ before then, artichokes were dried for later use. The DIRoso's while Don Pandlscio had 24 Mike Backman from Tulso of the Central desirable part of the artichoke and is often used as a First period—I, Montreal, Mondou DETROIT (134) Rebounds—Atlanta 42 (Roundtield Hockey League. ports” from California and the East, loved following bit of lore comes from “ The Country 27 Trlpucka 11-21 1514 32 Tyler 515 35 points, Mike Doran 21, Skip Neely 16 couple of slices of lemon. kind of edible flat cup for such delights as fresh foie Radio & TV Indiana 36 (Kellogg 16). Assists—AHonta and Pete Palomino 15 for the Oilers. Bflskilboll artichokes, but he always laughed at them. He’d Housewife and Lady’s Director" by Righaj;^ (Tremblay), 6:36. Z Los AndelS,^ 19, Lalmbeer 16 99 1 ), Johnson 1515 9 PoHlqnd — Releosed forward Jeff Add salt ^nKsiinm er until tender, maybe 10 gras, breast of quail and other such frivolities. Simmer 26 (Dionne, Hardy), 9:45. 3, 29, Thomos.132368 32 Tolvert 52 13 (Davis 9), Indiana 20 (Slaughter 4). There will be a ployoH tllFThursdoy Bradley (first professor of botany at Cambridge phpppppppppppgpgppgpgg 10 1-2 night between DIRoso's and Monches- Judkins. say; “ You just sucka da leaf and call it a vegetable Montreal, Lafleur 24 (Acton, Walter), ?• Long 2-3 50 4, Owens 51 50 8 Russell Technicol. fouls—Atlanta (lllegol de­ Socetr minutes or so.NQjAin and serve with dressingof good You may serve artichokes hot or cold, with melted 10:20. 4, Las Angeles. Taylor 17 (Dionne, fense), ter Cycle' Shop for the leogue cham­ and that’s it! ’’ Well, it’s an awfully good lea'. University), which was fir J .hlished in 1727. M J Levingston 09 50 0, Johnstone Indiana (Illegal dpfense). A—3517. pionship at 6:30 at Bennet. C h l< ^ (NASD — Signed Poto olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. They're butter, hollandaise, bearnaise, a fine vinaigrette or Hardy), 15:16. Penalties— Picard, Mon, TONIGHT 48 m ^ Totols 4887 37- Maroetic to a muiti*vear contract. If you’ve ever been in the south of France or in 8:40; Delorme, Mon, 14:32 7 Celtics vs. Hawks, WINF delicious hot or cold. homemade mayonnaise. Plain.yogurt with the ^Second period—5, Montreal, Picard CHICAGO (116) Italy, you’ve probably had tiny, tiny artichokes that The recipe gives instr < ■(, is for conserving neV WTIc” *^’ ys. Sabres, SportsChon- Big globe artichokes are far better if you trim off addition of finely cut fresh herbs such as chives, Greenwood 79 7-10 , Higgins 65 artichoke bottoms and finishi hV saying, ‘ 'Then dry 21 7-13 can be eaten in their entirety because they are the stems (except in one instance, and I'll talk about (Tremblay), 7:23.6, Montreal, Napier 37 Channel 9 basil or tarragon and salt and pepper is also good. them on a Wire Sieve or Gridinin, in a gentle Oven, ( Robinson, WIckenhelser),9:40. Penal­ 8.30 M ISL: Stallions vs. Sting, USA picked before the fuzzy choke can form. that later on). Cut about Vi of an inch off the top to get ties caoiw If you're really seriously dieting, a plain artichoke by degrees, until they are as hai^ as Wood. These rid of those sharp little hooks that form at the tips of —RuskowskI, LA, 1:42; Walter, Mon, 8:30 Boxing: Robbie Sims vs. Tony withagrindofwhole peppercorns andadabof lemon will keep a good 12 Months if they are laid by in a dry 1:42; Montreal bendi, (served by ChlavennI, ESPN THESE TINY ARTICHOKES are often served the leaves, and pull off the small, useless leaves at Naslund), 1:42; Hardy, LA, 5:54; Smith, juice is delicious, extraordinarily low in calories and place." You Can Do It Yourself! raw along with other tiny raw vegetables and a tasty the base. LA, 19:23. takes forever to eat! To reconstitute your wooden artichoke bottoms, Third period—7, Los Angeles, L. dipping sauce. Once in a while you’ll see tiny Place your trimmed artichokes in salted water to Murphy 14 JSImmer, Dionne),. 12:51. 8, artichokes in our own markets. These artichokes are you are instructed to soak them in water for 48 hours, Montreal, Tremblay 30 (Robinson, MOOEIM AUTO I which you have added a slice or two of lemon and a THE ITALIAN S HAVE a way of presenting globe Nas­ no bigger than large brussels sprouts and often have "by which means they will come to themselves, and couple of garlic cloves. Boil for 20 to 35 minutes. The artichokes that is most amusing. Leave the stems 2 lund), 13:39. 9, Los Angeles, Nichols 27 RADIATOR AUTO REPAIRS purple outer leaves. be as good as when they came to be scalded as i f they (M. Murphy, Smith), 16:34.10, Montreal, only infallible test for doneness is to pull off oneof the on, as much as 3 inches if possible. Trim and wash INTRODUCES To cook tiny artichokes, chop off the top quarter, were fresh gathered.” Gainey 11 (Lafleur, Acton), 18:51.11, Los leaves and see if it’s tender at the base. the artichokes and cut about Vi inch to 1 inch off the Angeles, Dionne, 54 (Taylor), )9-4S flM'90>ffllnutG pull away the few though leaves at the base and trim 1 very much doubt it! With all due respect to Dr. Penalties— L. Murphy, LA, 9:03; Ludwig, tops. Steam or poach for 12 minutes. Drain well and drtvG*ln and WE SERVICE ALL off the stalk. Slice in half and drop in water with a Bradley, I, think we are fortunate that ^ e can enjoy Mon, 11:31; Nilan, Mon, 14:20; Wamsiey, "Mom* ot Mr. Ooodnrronch' IF YOU HAVE never eaten an artichoke, you Mon, (served by WIckenhelser), drivGBway aolutlonl GENERAL MOTOR put in a baking dish into which they will just fit, our artichokes “ fresh gathered.” 19:45. Shots on goal—Los Angeles 1^8-14—42 rO R : CARS AND TRUCKS Montreal 10-10-10—30. Goalies—Los Angeles, Mattsson, • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRR Las- koskl. Montreal, Wamsiev. A— 15,960. • COMKEn COLLISION REPAIRS 3 • !SW**-T a u t o m a t i c transmissions •AUTOPAINTINS linil Special dishes for sumptuous Seder MANCHESTER COON A FOX CLUB We have found that • CHARSE WITH MASTER CNAR8E By Alleen Claire Favorite dishes range from most of our customers • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ' 1 egg, beaten ing orange sections, apple, nuts, breast is pierced with fork. Free Celotex Roofing Clinic NEA Food Editor entrees of turkey, capon, Iamb in m FISHING DERBY & problems can be solved 4 oranges, peeled and sectioned, parsley, salt, rosemary, thyme Let rest 20 minutes before Viennese Orange- and beef roasts to the tradi­ divided and pepper into matzoh within this time frame. These are busy days for young carving. Garnish with parsley, Thurs., March 24, 1983, 7 p4n., Manchafttr tional mandlen (soup nuts), 1 la r | (e apple, seeded and mixture. TURKEY SHOOT The problem part is brides and accomplished home­ orange sections and carrot Chocolate Torte carrot-honey tzimmes and, of chopped Pull apart ribs of turkey. Fill removed, promptly Learn how easy it is to instail your own roof, makers in Jewish households curls. This kitchen-tested re­ course, a plethora of rich 1 cup chopped walnuts with matzoh stuffing. Place 8 eggs, separated ^ NO LIMIT repaired on our throughout the world. They are cipe makes 6 to 8 servings. f j p w o v e o CUTER new or old. The Celotex representative will desserts. 'A cup chopped parsley aluminum foil over stuffing. 1 cup sugar, divided prem ises and rein ­ planning special dishes for a Sunday. March 27.1983 ^'teaspoon salt Turn breast over onto rack in 2square8 (2ounces) semi-sweet stalled. be on hand to show you how and answer any sumptuous Seder that marks 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. 'A teaspoon rosemary roasting pan. Stuff and truss chocolate, melted the beginning of Passover. Replacements are questions. Celotex roof shingles are class A W teaspoon leaf thyme neck cavity. (Extra matzoh ■A cup orange juice North River Rd. — Coventry Always a time for feasting, Oranoe-Currant Orange-Currant available from our di5 ■A teaspoon pepper stuffing may be / baked in 1 teaspoon grated orange peel (Follow signs off RL 44A) fire rated, wind resistant, come with a self­ Passover this year begins at tributor size Inventory. Glazed Roast. 1 frozen turkey breast (about 3 covered casserole during last Glaze 2 cups ground walnuts, divided sealing strip, have a 20 yeanimited warranty sundown March 28, as Jewish One third cup maizoh cake meal Children under iO...... 12^ ei. Relax in our waiting 1220 MAIN 8T. Turkey '/i to 4 pounds), thawed half-hour of roasting.) 1 jar (10 ounces) currant jelly AUTO REPAIR families and friends gather to One third cup potato siarch room, while our and come in colors. Brush turkey breast with ■A cup orange Juice 10 yre. & over...... U m ea. MANCHESTER celebrate the spirit of freedom 2 tablespoons Orange-Currant Glaze 2 oranges, peeled and sectioned knowledgeable special­ Orange-Currant Glaze. Repeat '/I teaspoon grated orange peel ists get you moving and the exodus from Egypt of margarine In large skillet, melt marga­ Orange Filling bain or SHINE.....NO LICENSE REQUIRED TEL. 646-6464 the Hebrews. basting during roasting time. In small saucepan, combine again. 1 cup chopped onion rine; saute onion and garlic Insert meat thermometer into Chocolate (ilaze Thetableissetwiththe best of jelly, juice and grated orange •''fizes trom Aqualine, Inc. 2 cloves garlic, minced until tender. Add chicken broth thickest part of meat, avoiding In small howl, combine egg M9-9642 GMOUAilTY The W.

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If those sound too common, bow about America? ■ th a t is the difficult ! similar elk, antelope or shark? lat w a s '^ 8 - cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with “They are all family recipes,” says Stuart, a portly, Wered°”bv^fhe '^National ^ beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting balding man with gray beard and an easy smile. “There is hot a recipe in the book that is ‘from outside Alliance of Supermarket ' ‘*1® "®«*^ Purchase while looking for the front door.’” Shonners iNAqqi th» I ‘be required forms at the supermarket, in nompmfit consumer I newspapers and magazines, and when trading THE COOKBOOK CONTAINS several full-color group‘d “n seiertinu the fiends. Offers may not be available in all pictures of Stuart’s creations. winner of its Golden Shop- I areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive ping Cart Award for "Best I each refund. Besides recipes and cooking tips, Stuart's book is The following refund offers are worth $6.98. spiced with personal hunting and cooking experiences ' Refunder — 1982. I and anecdotes. In these days when it is This week's refund offers have a total value of I $19.57. The author says he is astounded at its success. increasingly difficult to I ”It came out in the fall of 1952 and sold beyond my make the ends of super­ expectations.” market dollars meet, I These offers require refund forms: , there are a lot of smart I HEINZ Lite Ketchup Offer; Receive a coupon Stuart has made cooking a life-long hobby. He said I for a free 13‘/4-ounce Heinz Lite Ketchup. Send the FRESH (LESSER QUANTITIES 89* LB.) FRESH-FORMERLV OROUNlftHUCK he wrote the book in six months at the coaxing of a shoppers who care^Uy BEEF RIB-BONELESS WHOLE-10 T 0 12 LBS. 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In ' j Com Oil—32-, 48- or 128-ounce size; and the entire Chicken Livers ^ 1 9 Maple sugar enthusiast Lloyd Carter of Troy, Maine, pours A&P Fish C ^es 'ff59' Fresh Cod Steaks lb. says he has ’,’always been a farmer” and still grows 1982, she saved more than j label from Karo Cora Syrup (Light or Dark) ^ some things on his farm in Virginia. maple sap he collected into a homemade evaporator. According $1,000 on her grocery bills 16-, 32-, 64- or 128ounce size; and the entire box ”I hunt in four states every fall. I don’t Uke in to Carter, the Maine sap run cam early this year because of mild by carefully checking the top from Argo Cora Starch — 1-pbund (18ounce) abundance but just for my needs and my family’s temperatures. But weather conditions have not meen ideal to supermarket specials; size, for a total of three proofs of purchase, and needs.” produce large quantities of sap. combining them with cou­ include the register tape. Expires May 31, 1983. He says many people are eating more wild game for pons from her extensive PAM Pump $1 Refund. Send the required FABl# the saine reasons as bis — to save money in hard cwpon "inventory” and refund form and the front label with the blue burst f ( E » economic times and because of concern over food tnen, after bringing home from this bottle of New Improved PAM Pump. ^ ForFmlinauASmiii^^b Expires May 31, 1984. additives and preservatives. Menus her purchases, sending in MAKE YOUR OVmSALAO-ANYlUX OF YOU CHOKE proofs-of-purchase for VELVEETA Slices $1 Refund. Receive four Light nVLively reap HERE’S AN ADAPTATION of a Stuart recipe for hundreds of refund offers. 25-cent coupons for four purchases of the 12-ounce H ie Salad EaarsJSSSX, V wild rabbit; But what caught the or larger Velveeta slices process cheese spread. Yogurt n m N U TR m O U S BUNCH CARROTS OR I^ender’s 2 whole wild rabbits (cottontails), about l ‘/i pounds Manchester schools Coventry schools ' judges’ eye In the letter Send tht required refund form and two Universal ASSORTED VARIETIES Bun^ Beets or Kohlrabi bunu.59^ each Product Code symbols from any two packages of emSP CRUNCHY-FRESH BUNCH Bagels The following meals will be served The following meals will be served that nominated Marjie, M arinade: was something other than Velveeta slices process cheese spread, the EQQ, PLAIN OR ONION at the Manchester public schools the in the Coventry schools the week of 12-ounce or larger size. Expires June 30, 1983. Kale or Dandelion .59' ‘/i gallon inexpensive dry red wine week of March 28: ■< March 28: her savings. Clara Taylor U.S.N0.1-NUTRITIOU8 RUSSET • . 1 teaspoon allspice from Quaker Hill, Conn., Monday — hamburg on a bun, french Monday — shells with meat sauce, yHere are refund forms you can write for; Bah^g PotatoesL^o^'^ 3 .b . 1 medium onion, peeled and chopped wrote to NASS and ex­ FB-OZ. Stuffing; fries, buttered peas, milk, chilled cheese sticks, tossed salad, garlic plained that she had un­ A coupon for a product. "Rinso, Liquid All, Lux SUGAR SWEET-NUTRITIOUS a peaches. bread, banana. Liquid, Dove Liquid/ Lux bars. Lifebuoy bars.” cups 2 quarts bread crumbs or crumbled combread Tuesday — beef vegetate or dergone eye surgery that Golden Yams 4 lbs. J 1 medium onion, peeled and chopped Tuesday — chilled apple juice, tuna had left her unable to do Free Best Buy Brands Offer, P.O. Box 4835, PICK-YOUR OWN! U.S.N0.1-ALL PURPOSE ^ ‘''4 teaspoon celery seed , chowder, bologna and cheese cqy^nut Westbury, N.Y. 11592. Send a self-addressed, 'pkgs. salad with lettuce in pita pocket, com butter and honey sandwich, ceieiy or many things, including YeUowOnionsL^Si 6 J ] ■ 2 teaspoon ground sage chips, milk, sunshine squares. organizing her super­ stamped envelope for this refuhd form. Requests l)air\ .Spufials CALIFORNIA LARGE • JUICY ‘A teaspoon salt carrot sticks, orange or pear. market shopping and con­ must be received by April 30, 1983. This offer U S. FANCY A EXTRA FANCY '/t teaspoon pepper Wednesday — ravioli with meat Wednesday — tomato soup, tuna tinuing her refq,nding. expires June 30, 1983. • ViNow Amtrlcan ^ ^ __ Sunkist Lemons 6ioc Jumbo Red Rome Apples 2ib.^l 2 cups chicken stock sauce, buttered spinach or carrots, salad boat, french fries, peas, peanut A $1 Refund. Pepsodent Refund Offer, P.O. Box CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS I ro/cn Specials butter cookie. “To my rescue came U.S. NO.1-2 V4” MIN.-CRISP JUICJ'C’ . A . ^ ^ 2 tablespoons butter bread and butter, milk, chilled pears. Marjie,” wrote Clara. 2206, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Send a self- M el^bitJS^ 139 2 tablesi^ns lemon juice Thursday — taco, lettuce and to­ addressed, stam p ^ envelope for this form. This Jumbo Size (se’s) Thursday — hot sliced turkey and mato, Spanish rice, Mexican corn, "Although we live in McIntosh I cup dairy sour cream gravy, cranberry sauce, stuffing, but­ nearby communities, we offer expires June 30, 1983. Qieese Slices A&P cup dry sherry pineapple. L l Navel Oranges 12-oz. tered green beans, bread and butter, Friday — no school. had b^n trading refund Apples Marinate the cleaned, whole rabbits in wine, miik, Easter cake. forms by mail. We had 2*1 Orange Juice A&P Shredded Mozzarella 59' allspice and chopped onion for two days in the Friday — no school. talked on the phone sev­ 1Mb. J99 BIRDS EYE-INDIVIDUALLY FROZEN refrigerator. Senior citizens eral times, but had never pening and doing the refunding. To her amaze­ aquwi 169 Kitty Litter bag 204». seeing for me. Hood Orange Juice ‘ Jug X BroccoH Spears pkg. Make a stuffing of the bread crumbs or combread, met personally. When ment, Clara Taylor was CHICKEN. TURKEY OR BEEF ^ the second chopped onion, celery seed, sage, salt l^otton schools The following meals will be served Marjie heard that I had a "It was exciting and suadenly on the phone is4». 1 2 9 to seniors age 60 and over at Westhill Diamond Walnut Meats pkg. pepper and chicken stock, and set aside. The following meals will be served problem, she said that she Marjie was wonderful, talking to her and thou' Hood Sour Cream Qorox Aim Page Meat Pies 3 89' Drain and dry rabbits, and rub them with the butter and Mayfair Gardens the week of was on her way. and my spirits really sands of other listeners alt in Bolton Elementary and Center March 28: Liquid Bleach io« '129 and lemon juice. schools the week of March 28: "As soon as Marjie climbed. Marjie is a re­ over Connecticut, an­ Parkay Soft Margarine Diamond Walnut Meats Aunt Jemima W A s X: 1- Monday — pineapple juice, chili con funding friend of the very pkg- ^ Place in a shallow pan and bake 30 minutes in a arrived, she pitched right nouncing that Marjie was NBLETS preheated 300-degree F oven. Monday — baked chicken, vegeta­ came, steamed rice, tossed salad with in and clipped and cut her best kind, and that's why the National Alliance of 3-lb. x y i f Side Dishes QQc bles. mashed potatoes, gravy, milk, dressing, chilled pears. she deserves your award Sorrento rocotta com. ^ Green Giant Corn L X IU C X .A IS U C a • PoUtMl Au Qraulln, 11.S4U. Pkg. Then, remove the rabbits, stuff them, and continue jeweled jelly. way through all the Supermarket Shoppers’ to bake one more hour. Tuesday — open faced hot turkey proofs-of-purchase in a as ‘Best Refunder — "Refunder of the Year.” MEDIUM sandwich, sweet potatoes, green beans 16-oz. * ^3 9 Just before serving, stir sour cream and sherry Tuesday cook's choice, applesauce large bag of empty boxes 1982.” Sorrento Mozzarella com. ^ . J39 bar. almondine, toasted coconut pudding. Marjie learned of her Green Giant Peas cant until blended and heat, but do not boil or it will curdle and packages. Then, she How’s th a t for a gallon Kraft Mayonnaise Pour over rabbit and serve. Wednesday — beef patties with selection as a Goiden 16«x.| SMGLE PLY Wednesday — orange juice, meatball started matching box tops suiprise! Cottage Cheese X," com. . Serves 8. grinder, carrot and celery sticks, brown gravy, hot German potato salad, and labels with the refund Shopping Cart Award We’re all proud of Mar­ jug Charmin Bath Tissue 6 P’ chips, milk, fruit cocktail. beets, peach shortcake with whipped Winner in an unusual way. ^ 7 9 S l’M ILL' I'isll D ept. topping. formshrmy file. Next, she jie Waddicor because she Editor’s note: Charles Stuart’s Game Cookbook is read me the advertised She was a guest on a radio represents the finest qual­ llcallh l'l Bcaut\ Aids Thursday — fish and chips, coleslaw, Thursday — baked chicken, mashed available in bookstores or by maii from The Country specials in the newspaper talk show in Norwich, ities in a supermarket 40*OFFLABEL ' > State Line Potato Chips ^^5 99' nUHCUT Publishers, Middleburg, Va. 22117, for $12.50 plus $1 milk, assorted desserts. potatoes, peas with mushrooms, Cohn., (sUtion WICH), Friday — no school. and helped me make up a shopper, and she has set HOMESTYLE OR MUSHROOM P o D ^ Fillets . 1 ” postage and handling. chilled pineapple. shopping list, all the while answering phone-in ques- an example we all can Signal Mouthwash ‘FDCtHCUT Friday — closed. tiods about couponing and CONOmONEROR Pampers 9 9 Ragozzino Spaghetti Sauce 7 9 telling me what was hap- follow. Ovamlght 12 ct. FMtHCUTO c ^ Perch Fillets Fo Ho Shampoo Diapers : Toddlers pkg. INLLETTE-OtSPOSABLE Bet6' C r^er Frostings ’ 99 maiHC o dLOMO S MUMO te a k s s c ; Your Neighbor's Kitchen FofTha 59 N. orange juice and grated peel. Mix together 1 cup 2 pounds ricotta cheese added to make it moist and delicious. 2 eggs 4 pounds ground beef 2-inch baking dishes. Toss breads ground nuts, matzoh cake meal and potato The other members of the Evans 1 package lasagna (16 ounce) crumbs with melted butter and sprin-; starch. Fold into yolk mixture. household are: Danny, 15; David, 14; 3 large onions, chopped (3 cups) 2 pounds hamburg 1 cup chopped green pepper kle atop casseroles. Bake uncovered at* In large bowl, beat egg whites until foamy. Michael, 10; and Peter 7, plus the baby , (or sausage) 350 degrees until h e a t^ through, about- Chocolate Baked Gradually add remaining >/i cup sugar, beating 'Timmy. 16 ounces medium noodles 45 minutes. Garnish with green pepper, Gibots Glenrodc until stiff peaks form. l>/i to 2 pounds mozzarella cheese 3 cans condensed tomato soup rings, if desired. (10V4 ounce cans) ChipG)okies Macaroni & Cheese Gently fold yolk-nut mixture into meringue Saute garlic in oil until golden brown. ’S^rinont Cheddar Cooked Ham Turn into an ungreased lO-by-4 >A-inch tube pan. Baked creamed chicken 4 cups shredded American cheese Add sauced paste, water, bay leaf, 1 bottle chili sauce Bake in 350-degree oven 55 to 60 minutes. Invert sugar, salt and pepper and simmer Pistachio Cake pan and let hang to cool completely. Remove 4 whole chicken breasts (12-ounce bottle) 9 9 1 7 9 from pan. covered for 25 minutes. >/4 cup chopped pfanientos on* 19 (about 4 pounds) 1 package yellow cake mix -M . lb. Slice cake in half horizontally. Spread Orange Salted water Cook meat and drain and simmer 2 teaspoons salt (18W ounce) d O ZM I lb. 2 teaspoons chili powder 99f Filling evenly over bottom layer. Place second Mushrooms (fresh or canned) with sauce. Combine the ricotta cheese 1 package instant pislachio padding - cake layer on top. Spread Chocolate Glaze over 1 can cream of mushroom soup with the two eggs that have been Mi teaspoon pepper 4eggs In Stori' Makerv top of cake and garnish with nuts and orange 1 can cream of chicken soup beaten. Cook lasagna according to 2 cups water 1 cup dairy sour cream ( lu’i’si' .Sli()|) I lot Ioods Deli Sli()|) seetjons. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 10 to 12 8 ounces dairy sour creiun directiops. 4Vt cups soft bread crumbs W cup water / ■/4 cup butter, melted servings. Favorite stuffing recipe In a casserole dish, make layers as Combine cake mix and pudding. Mix- ru m ce Apple pfea: Rice or noodles folIpWs: */i cup sauce, one third of the In alarge skillet, cook beef, onion and eggs. sour cream and water. Blend to- Mozzareb Cheese Tuna Noodle Casseitde Imported Bavarian Cheese .2^^ Orange Filling Paprika noodles and one third of the ricotta green pepper, half at a time, until meat moisten, then beat 2 minutM aC / Cook chicken breasts in salted water. is brown. Drain off fat. Cook noodles medium speed of electric mixer. Pour- HomfsIyleWM^ chtese mix, one-third of the meat -6 9 ' Shrimp Egg Rolls 2 1 1 jar (10 ounces) a,trlcol preserves When done, remove from pan (save sauce, one-third of the mozzarella according to package and drain well. into well-greased and floured 10-inch- C^^anli Provolone Genoa Salami , broth) and slice off chicken, with the 2 oranges, peeled and sectioned cheese. Repeat, ending with sauce. Return drained noodles to kettle. wndt or tube pan. Bake at 350 degieest In small saucepan, melt apricot preserves, stir ,grpin. Put chicken in bottom of 13 x. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes, for 40 to 45 minutes or until done. Cool in' VJflipeilogii? 6 > 8 » J VXhIcken Chow Mein 9-inch baking dish. Put a layer of Stir in meat mixture, soup, cheese VJIoBiegiicGciiiBODzoh ^ o rta d c lb Qiyt>s4> in orange sections. Cool 5 minutes. until bubbly. Makes two 13 x 9 x 2 chili sauce, pimento, salt, chili powder! pan for 10 minutes on wire rack mushroom slices on top of chicken. baking dishes. Sprinkle with confectioner’s sugar, i t Mix the two cans of soup together and pepperr and two------cups. nuA water. well. Mix uesirea. well. Mattesdesired. oi Makes one 10-inch cake. Chocolate Glaze heat to diiute. Stir in the sour cream. '/i cup orange juice Pour over casserole. Prepare enough PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH MTN THRU MARCH 26TN. 1993. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. 6 squares (6 ounces) semi-sweel cbocoiate favorite stuffing to coat the top of the Sorry, boss, you're under arrest ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO YMOLEBALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. In small saucepan, heat orange juice until casserole. Sprinkle with paprika. Put in 400 degree oven and bake to boiling: remove from heat. Add cbocoiate, stir PI’TTSBURGH (UPI) - Ronald Connolly, 55, is charged with driving Panyko refused ana arrested the until melted and smooth. Cool 5 minutes. bubbling. Serve over cooked rice or Pany ko says he had to do it—arrest his while intoxicated and official oppres­ mayor. noodies. boss. sion, the latter for allegedly subverting Panyko, chief of police in suburban Connolly was taken to the police a tavern closing deadline. station and underwent a Breathalyzer McKees Rocks, arrested Mayor Tho­ Panyko said police phoned Donna’s test, which registered 0.139, the chief mas Connolly Sunday after a Breatha­ Lounge after 2 a.m. EST Sunday and Book worms go to the dump lyzer test showed Connolly was legally said. A reading of 0.10 or more BURR CORNERS, AAANCHESTER ordered patrons to leave but were told 2 cloves crushed garlic intoxicated. constitutes legal intoxication in WEST DUNDEE, 111. (UPI) — Students who need 2 tablespoons oil the mayor had given the bar permis­ Pennsylvania. books might try the South Elgin dump, which looks ”I am not maing any statements on sion to stay open past the legal closing Panyko said he did not believe more like a libraiy now that six truckloads of reading 2 cans tomato paste (6 ounce) the advice of my attorney,” Connolly time of 2 a.m. 2 cans tomato sauce (is ounce) Connolly could discipline him for materials have been dumped there. said Monday. "Havea good evening.” Panyko said the police officers disobeying orders. 1 cup water The arrest followed a telephone diiel The books were buried by the,West Dundee school phoned him at home and he went to the - e*Pec«ally if (the order) district last month, sparking angry responses from 2 bay leaves between the police and Connolly over 1 teaspoon sugar tavern. The mayor arrived at about the was illegal. There’s no way I have to parents. allowing a borough tavern to remain same time, Panyko said, and ordered CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER 1 teaspoon salt open past the legal closing time. obey, because in essence I’d be« him to allow the bar to stay open breaking the law myself.*'

♦ "A Q 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 23. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 23. 1983- 17 Advertisers, X P E O P L E PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER About Town church rap Auction Items wanted The performance is by the Syrotiak National Marionette Theater. Tickets are $1.50 for students and EXCLUSIVE! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bagnall of 136 Birch St., $2.50 for adults. Partial funding fur the event was 'Thorn Birds' chairmen of the St. James auction, report that a Texas provided by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts Instruments computer is among items received. through the New England Foundation for the Arts. By Kenneth R. Clark A portable TV , a 20-inch boys bike, vacation home '% a bird . . . it's^i plane United Press International ^ rental and watercolor portrait by a prize winning artist have also been donated. SAT moth prep offered NEW YORK — McDonald’s took one look at • • • it'sSUPIROIRLI All items will be available for bidding at Vito’s The Manchester Adult Evening School will sponsor the prospect of a Catholic priest in a passionate Restaurant in Bolton on April 8. a non-credit course for high school students planning Hein Slater, who was chosen (o The actress had planned to go on to HM Karen AUea co-alar in any other aMviei Idve affair with a girl he practically raised For further information, call 649-4908 to take the math SAT in May. play “ Supergirl” after an international college and study music. Besides acting “Raidcn of the Loti Aritf”—AJM., SI. Lonb, Mo. from childhood and decided the scenario was The course will begin Monday from 2; 30 to 4:30 p.m. no way to sell hamburgers. talent search, seems destined to and musk, Helen’s also interested in Oh my, yes. ABcnti other screen credits are “ Animal the high school, and will continue Mondays for five The nationwide fast food chain has issued a Catholic women meet become a superstar, even before the dancing, writing, directing and pro­ House” (her first feature film), “ The.Wanderers,” “ SmaU weeks. Registration is $10. memo to its franchise-holders advising'them The Manchester chapter of the Council of Catholic movie is re le a ^ . But Slater was train­ ducing. “ She’s a multi-talented girl,” Circle o f Friends,” “ Shoot the M oon,” “ Cruising’ ’ (with High school students may register from 2:30 to 3 to keep their advertising spots out of ABC’s Women will meet on Thursday at 8 p.m. at St. p.m. through Frid ay with Mr. Lewis in room 138. ed to handle fame in acting school. In said her mother. Al Pacino) and “ SpUt Image.” A t the moment, Karen is 10-hour mini-series; "T h e Thorn Birds,’ ’ which Bartholomew’s Church Hall, 45 Ludlow Road. Course fee is due at the time of registration. fact, she attended the high school on Helen is currently in London, where “ resting up,” following a brief outing on Broadway in premieres Sunday. Slides on the life of Marguerite Bourgeoys, founder which the movie and TV series the film is being made in top secrecy at “ Monday After the Miracle,” a sequel to “ The Miracle It took the United States Catholic Council to of the Congregation of Notre Dame, will be shown "Fam e” were based. Pinewood Studios. But she calls her Worker” that continues the story o f Heica KcBer and her remind ABC the kickoff was on Palm Sunday after the business meeting. Post masters hove potiuck But how does the mother o f mother and friends constantly. teacher, Annie SaHvaa. But Allen has several other pro­ and the remainder would be running during Refreshments will be served.A;^ Past masters will meet for a potiuck supper Friday “ Supergirl” feel? “ It's the American Her mom’s not the only one who’s jects under consideration. You also may recall her as Abra Holy Week — a scheduling the council found at 6:30 p.m. at Manchester Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. dream,” said AUcc Slater. “ I ’m so raving. “ She will be the biggest star in the TV production o f “ East o f Eden.” unsavory in light of the priest’s behavior with happy for her. But you know she is not ever because she’s a worker and khows his pretty parishioner. ‘Fiddler’ set at AAHS a child. She is 19, she’s a woman, and that fame is meaningless unless you’re Wax ChuBc CaHaa known as George NisMn when he A McDonald’s spokesman said the ban on Manchester High School will present “ Fiddler on El Salvador on agenda she can handle it. Children can make happy,” said her drama coach, Jctiy “ Thorn Birds” advertising had nothing to do was in the Amiy? Did he ever train at FI. Dix, N J.7— the R o o f" at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday and 8 p.m. on John Norton of the Hartford Coalition for Justice in you happy or sad. She’s the happy Eakow. “ The beauty about this girl is with the Catholic Council’s protest, ^ t the H.D., Omaha, Neb. * fWriday and Saturday. El Salvador will discuss political, social and economic type. that she knows that fame can be an evil management memo, dated March 15, indi­ Chailie’t real Ust name is CalUas. CharUe dropped the ’ Tickets are $3.50 and will be sold at the door. Senior issues in Central and Latin Am erica Thursday at 7:30 Helen’s mother works days and goes thing. It wilt take away her privacy, cated consumer pressures were making the “ i” after he entered show business. He was never known as citizens will be admitted free Thursday. p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist meetinghouse, to law school at night. Helen’s father, and she won’t be able to live a normal mini-series uncomfortably controversial. George Njsson. But the funnyman was, indeed, trained at UPI photo'® West Vernon Street. Jerry, is an executive with the Public life.” ”We have already received numerous Ft. Dix after itiTwas inducted into the Army, just two days The movie “ Americas in Transition” will beshown. Broadcasting System. Both were Her mother was quick to agree. letters from television activist groups indicat­ Legion irish night before Japan surrendered. He was iii the Special Services stalking Spring Refreshments will be served by the service ecstatic when they learned that Helen “ You can imagine all the telephone ing their position with regard to this program ’s branch as a drummer because he hated guns. That’s a bit The American Legion an Irish night Satuday committee. had won the cushy role that could calls I ’ m getting from complete content,” the memo said. “ OPNAD (MacDo­ ironic, since today he is one o f the luition.’s top sharp­ > ' . starting at 7:30 p.m. Irish step dancers and pipe band catapult her into superslardom, like strangers,” said M h. Slater. True. But nald’s national network time-buyer) will not CHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE — Ca­ New Englanders are be getting their .members will entertain. shooters and loves target shooting. be associated with this program. VFW plans dinner “ Superman” catapulted Chrlilopbcr down deep inside, she admits it’s great rolyn Carey makes her way among the gardens as well as their farms ready for , A corned beef and cabbage or ham dinner will be Reeve. to be the mother o f “ Supergirl.” “ You are cautioned if you are involved at a served. Helen Staler: Ready fo r fame Who dM the voice for “The MilBonalrc” in Ibe old stalks of sunflowers on her farm. With \ planting, The VFW and its auxiliary will honor past local level, it should only be during the earliest Cost: $25 per couple. television series?—M.P., Hamilton Square, N J. phase of the program.’,’ the first (Jpy of Spring Monefay, many ^ commandwers and presidents at a dinner April 24 at 2 For reservations call the American Legion at p.m. at the post home. Japan's lotost axport—tha yoongost OsoMnd That was PanI Flees, who’s done a lot o f voice-overs and The priest, portrayed by Richard Chamber- 646-7961. Reservations may be made by calling Patricia lain, does not violate his vow of chastity until narrations, especially for Walt Disney Studios. Narbutas at 871-9199, The event is open to all members W e’ve been inundated with Toyotas and Hondas and late in the story, which presumably leaves became a teenager the offers began pouring in. I began and friends. Sonys and Seikos from Japan. But would you believe that staying there alone about three years ago, and I ’ve loved it. My husband says Linda Evans of “ Dynasty” is tbe same opening segments at least marginally pure. Antique show is pianned the latest “ import” from Japan was originally Made in Richard H. Hirsch, Catholic Conference I even learned the language and speak it fairly well. It’s woman wbo play^ Andra in “The Big Valley.” I say he’s Hypochondriacs: Doctors Second Congregational Church will sponsor its 21st secretary for communication, was not im­ USA? It’s true. Jlm n y Os- really not that hard to pick up.” wrong. Who’s r%ht?—S.H., OakviBe, Mo. annual aittique show on Friday from noon to 9 p.m. Loyalty queen sought pressed by McDonald’s partial ban. moad, the last o f the singing Now, Osmond wants to get into acting in a heavy way. and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Your husband. Evans did play Audra when “ Valley” ” It seems their decision is an attempt to Anderson Shea Post VFW and auxiliary are seeking Osmonds and the hottest He’s hooked up with a drama coach in Los Angeles and is More than 30 New England dealers will display and was on the tube from I96S through 1969. have it both ways,” he said. “ This obviously is applicants for their Loyalty Day queen to represent thing to hit Japan since sushi, working hard so he can pursue stage and movie roles. sell their wares. going to be a program that attracts a lot of the local organization at a ball at the Elks home in is back hofne. “ I’ve had some offers,” he confided, “ but I ’ve had to soy they cost us millions A foo^ bar will offer hot dinners, sandwiches, viewers and their decision to express concern East Hartford. ' Jimmy, 19, is back in the turn them down for moral reasons. They involve sex scenes Nora aad Thora • 0 o homemade pies, and cakes along with coffee, tea and Applicants must be age 16 to 21 and unmarried and a States after spending most o f while telling franchises to advertise early soda. and stuff like that, and that’s simply not me.” Lynn Fonlaanc, who once reigned over the American' By Al Rossiter resident of Manchester or surrounding towns. Call the last three years in Tokyo, seems to be a neither fish nor fowl response.” • That it is a psycliiatric disorder in which one Jimmy, like the rest o f his family, 8 a devout Mormon. theatre with her late husband, Alfred Lnnt, is living far Steve Leroy, manager of media relations for United Press International Doris McCarthy at 646-8583 for information. where he starred in a TV unrealistically interprets‘body sensations as being “ What am I doing now? Studying and having fun and from the glamorous world shi !,once knew. Fontanne now McDonalds, said the conference protest had series, wowed ’em at concerts abnormal, leading to the fear that one has a serious Legion has spring conference living in a new condo I bought in Los Angeles. I love resides in Genesee, W is.. . . Ac ! Patricia Neal’a divorce nothing to do with issuance of the memo. W ASH ING TO N — Friends can joke about it, disease. Pain is the most common symptom and and produced records in The Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Depart­ Tag sale for VFW Cahfomia. I ’m the only Osmond that wasn’t bom in Utah, from Roal Dahl in London d< ^n’t mean she’ll never see “ Our positiem is that w e only advertise on relatives may just put up with it and many doctors patients balk at any suggestion that any psychological bunches. ment of Connecticut, will have its annual spring And I’ve just been appointed the mayor o f our community, England again. Friends say si LJbe doing more work here what we call an-family specials and this is not ignore it, but two psychiatrists say hypochrondria is a factors might be involved. The VFW auxiliary will have a tag sale April 23 from “ I really began in Japan Toluca Lake in No^h Hollywood. It’s a ceremonial thing, a fam ily special,” he said. problem that needs more attention. conference Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Southington 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the post home, 608 E, Center St. but will make regular visits t o : ds and family abroad. . . • That it is a socially learned behavior in which when my family went there but I get to go to a lot o f meetings, kiss babies an(l cut rib­ For one thing, they say people who have an American Legion home. Tables will be available for rent. Call Dorothy Birthdays celebrated this weeti elude Michael Redgrave Cal Thomas, a spokesman for the Moral patients discover that illness allows them to assume a with the old ‘Andy W illiam s Jimmypsmond abnormal anxiety over their health and imagine they Wohlgemuth at 649-9233 for information. bons. I decided tp uke the job (which doesn’t pay (1908), Fred Rogers (1928) and Marian MePartiaad (1920) M ajority in Lynchburg, Va., said his group has role that will elicit sympathy and attention, excuse Assis.ting at the session will be Pat Bronke, Show,’ ” Jimmy told People Exclusive. “ I was three at the have one disease after another are draining untold chaplain, of Andover. anything) after I told Marie about it and she started calling . . . Burt Reynolds and ex-wife Judy Came, who was in the not pressured advertisers to boycott the series, them from responsibilities and maybe even provide time. But somehow the Japanese took to me, and when I millions of dollars from the nation’s health care me ‘your honor.’ I really liked that.” old “ Laugh In” T V series, have never kiss^ and made up. but he was not surprised at the content, or the financial compensation. A shower for New Hope Manor will be conducted. system. , Relations will be further strained when her book “ tells all” Catholic Council’ s reaction to it. Participants should bring items such as pens, pads, Drs. Arthur J. Barksy and Gerald L. Klerman of the • That it is a method of expressing dependency or as K itty Brocat Prood of hor dad . . . Singer Billy Joel says the worsttime o f his life is spent “ It is curious that network television seems pencils and three-ring binders. Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery incapable of portraying a religious character Massachusetts General Hospital say one expert has a defense against low self-esteem. Some researchers writing songs in seclusion on his Long Island estate. It’s Those attending should bring a box lunch and item Lenny Bruce’s daughter is as quiet and reserved as her famous father was in a positive w a y,” he said. estimated that the “ worried well” are responsible for say it may be more tolerant for an individual to feel 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) almost like “ pulling teeth,” says Billy, and his piano for a penny table raffle. Registration is 50 cents. To loud and abrasive. Lenny was^he most controversial comic in show “ Priests and pastors — they never seem to 50 percent of the cost of adult general health care that something is wrong with his body than to feel that ■ keyboard looks like 88 tdeth facing him every morning . . . register contact Shirley Godfrey, 24K D arling St., business before his drug-related death in 1966, but 24-year-old Killy Bruce do it to rabbis — are always having illicit outside the hospital. something is wrong with the self. Frank Sinatra and wife Barbam received communion,' Southington, 06489. Open for Sales to the Public! says her dad “ wouldn’t have wanted me to be in show business at all.” affairs, embezzling, fraud ... It’s most “ These are the ‘thick chart’ patients who visit many although both are divorced. A spokesman for The Vatican • That it is a perceptual abnormality in which Kitty is a singer who’s starting to play clubs around the country and is in­ unfortunate.” ({jiferent doctors for the same symptoms, who obtain $aid many divorced persons still do, in an effort to get patients amplify body sensations, believing they are Every Friday 11 AM to 3 PM terested in doing musicals. “ It’s nice to be able to sing,” She said. “ I love multiple sub-specialty consultations, and who receive more noxious or intense than would normal people. Marionettes on stage closer to the Church. Adds Father Edgar Holden o f the to sing and change people’s moods, to Uke their minds o ff their work. repeated extensive and costly diagnostic examina­ What the normal individual perceives as abdominal Open Thursday 3-31-83 Franciscan Missions Provincial House in Union City, N.J., Green thumb gave him away tions,’’ Barsky and Klerman said in an article in the The Manchester Board of Education and PTA fine Closed Good Friday Daddy wouldn’t have wanted me to go into s6ow business at all, but I’m tightness or pressure, for example, the hypochron- arts committee will sponsor a production of “ Beauty sure if he would see me now, he would approve. At least, I hope so. “ If Frank Sinatra received communion. I ’m happy for March issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry. driac experiences as abdominal pain. him. I ’d also presume he fell he had the r i^ t in conscience and the Beast” Saturday at 1 p.m. at Illing Junior “ I had to grow up fast,” said Kitty. “ After he and my mother. Honey, LIHUE, Hawaii (UPI) — Hawaii’s Farmer They said hypochondriacs arouse little scientific For Further Information — Call 646-5718 to do so.” of the Year has been indicted by the Kauai interest because “ they present physicians with illness High School. divorced, he raised me with the help o f my grandmother, who took over Grand Jury for allegedly growing an illegal accompanied by little or no disease.’’ after he died. 1 used to write a lot—poetry, short stories, that sort o f thing. weed. Barsky and Klerman said it is not clear if But I ’ve always wanted to pursue the arts. I love show business. LAUNDCRED £r FINISHED hypochrondia is a separate mental illness. They said Paopio Excluahwl anawert thn moat intamatlng Mike Strong, 35, of Kilauea on the island of “ And I ’m very proud o f my father. He was a very, very troubled man, it may simply be a cluster of illness attitudes and quoatlona from raadora. Sand youra to ua cam of thia Kauai, was named in a felony drug charge for but he was still my daddy and I loved him very much. I’d Uke to take what I possessing more than 2.2 pounds of marijuana. behaviors "that are no more psychiatric in nature do in show business into social causes, just like my father. I want to be able nawapapar. TABLECLOTHS Strong, who was named the state’s Farmer than, for example, the cluster' of characteristic TO BEAUTIFY VOUH CHVSTAL. StLVEff 6 FINE CMtftA..... Kitty Bruce: Quiet and reserved to do benefits and concerts for worthy causes.” C1963 BY JRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. LINENS ALA SWISS. 220 E u 42od Sue«t. No. York. N Y. 10017 of the Year by the Federal Soil Conservation attitudes and behaviors exhibited by the political ROCKVILLE Agency, is a papaya farmer. activist, the religious crusader or the perpetual • 10 Harlow St. • student. • 35 Windsor Ave. • . “ Alternatively, hypochondriasis may simply be an 1237 Hartford Turnpike VERNON exaggerated interest in bodily function and health, Country Morninu n T T T T n i T l ^ • Vernon Circle Shopping Cowboy in 'D allas’ akin to that which occurs in some fashion models anil M illiilry MANCHESTER Cinema body builders and ballet dancers." CHoosc SWISS QUAUTY WITH coiiFiocMCE* 521 Middle Tnpke. • Barksy and Klerman said researchers have develop^ four concepts for hypochrondria: B l ^ Hgrtford 9:20. — Trenchcocit ( PG ) 7,9 9:M. — Trenchcoot (PG) Kanaly a reluctant star AttMowim CliMma — The Mansfield 12:20, 2:10, 3:50, S:M, 7:15, Women 7 with A Woman's « * “ • • • Twin — 9:15. Face 9:30. High Rood to Chino (PG ) 7, Wllllmantic . Cinema CItv — Moonllght- 9:10. — Fltzcorroldo 8. Jlllsen Square Cinema — By Vernon Scott estimates 75 percent of viewers identify Ine (PC) 7, 9:10. — Jonah Vernon Sophie's Choice (R) 4:50, to beconie an “ artistic” actor convinced Will Be 25 7:150 with Voyage United Press International him 100 percent with Krebbs. , * — The Verdict 9:M. — 10 to Midnight (R) 7, him he should shun series television. En Douce 9:15. — The 9:10. — High Rood to Chino Most are convinced he lives on the Plrotes Qf Penzonce (G ) 7:20, JflO,Vi” ' “ ‘POI (PG) 7, 9:15. — One Dork HOLLYWOOD — When (or if) anyone 9:30. 'west HCNlferd Southfork ranch, ancestral home of the “ I W AS CAUG H T U P in the art o f acting Night (P G ) 7:10,9:10. thinks of TV’s “Dallas” series, Larry Ewings. Cinestudle — Mephisto Windsor when I made my first picture. Judge Roy 7:30. 2, 7, 9:20. — The Toy (PG) Hagman, Linda Gr,ay or Victoria Principal ^ Pteo — The Verdict (R) The indelible association with Krebbs Bean,’ ” Kalany said. “Working with East Hartford 2 :ia 7:10, 9:10. » IMeittt Hioaie! come to mind because they are the Eastwood Pub * Cinema— , The Movies — Homework bothers Kanaly, who hoped to become a Milius, Huston and Spielberg before I did heavyweights of the nighttime soap. The Verdict (R) 7:15. (R ) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:20, serious actor until he found himself in’ any TV persuaded me that I had a good shot Poor Richards Pub B ci­ 9 :». — They Coll Me Bruce Tastes like butler But just as the show has magnified all “ Dallas.” Krebbs could well become a at doing only features.” nema — Lovesick (P G ) 7:30, (P G ) 12:30, 2:15, 4,5:40771m ! their careers, it has propelled the name and 9;30. from Shake ’n Bake' millstone. Kanaly did not light a fire in the hearts betause face of Steve Kanaly (pronouned Kuh-nee- Showcase Cinema — 10 to "I was happy the show brought me and minds of moviegoers. He was unhappy Midnight (R ) 1:35,7:35,9:50. ly) into the American conscience. — Gtindhi (P G 1, 0. — rreognition,” Kanaly said. “But I’m when “ Dallas” caught on as a series. FOR SPARKLING and Good Seasons it's made A Sophie's Choice (R) 1:15, Although he appeared in several movies disappointed people don’t think beyond the WOODWORK, TILE, and a dozen epispdic television shows 7:15, 10. — High Rood to story lines. They believe I ’m a cowboy, not ’ ’ I was reluctant because I was an ‘artist,' China (P G ) 1:20,7:30,9:40. — GLASS AND PAINTED Try this great tasting recipe that before “ Dallas,” Kanaly was just another u ilh liuiler.".^ an actor. still learning, and I wanted different and Tootsie (P G ) 1:05, 7:10,9:45. SURFACES, add three obscure actor. challenging roles — on the job training,” — The King of Comedy (PG) turns a chicken dinner into a “ They write asking me for jobs on the tablespoons of Washing The wild popul irity of “ D allas,” in which Kanaly said. “ I stood on the sidelines while I ’S ' — <“> Southfork. ’They think I’m worth $40 1:30, 7:45, 10. — One Dork soda to a quart of warm he plays cowboy la y Krebbs — bastard son my director friends continued to produce Night (P G ) 1:40, 7:45, 10. million, like Krebbs. water and wash. No rinsing of the late Jock , Swing and half-brother to good movies. Enfield Maqieal Swiffiih^ J.R. — has turn Cine 1,1,3, 4, S B 4 - High required. J p ' Kanaly’s world upside " I N E V E R W A N TE D ’TO BE in a series in “ But I couldn’t be cast in them because I Rood to China (PG) 7:45, down. the first place. I was happy with occasional was unavailable. We shoot ‘Dallas’ nine 9:55. — Tootsie (PG) 7:30,, 9:50. — The Lost American recurring TV roles and guest shots. Dallas’ months a year. j t Virgin (R ) 7:10, 9:30. — One THE FAME A^D BIG BUCKS are began as a five-part miniseries and I Dock Night (PG) 7, 9:15. — "Once ‘Dallas’ is over, Milius, Huston presents ap p reci^ed b yth e Burbank-born actor but thought I ’d just take the money and run.” Tlwv Call Me Bruce (PG) - SHOWN Ati- V and Spielberg will still be making films and there a rq j^ e rv a tio n s , too. When the show became a series Kanaly h m n v M m m m I can go back to features. They’ve all seen («?7:!i®9:75."” “ March 84— M Kanaly is an outdoors man, hunt^, found him self caught in a velvet-lined trap. Manchester and like m y work on the show.” Tickets: S3.S0/S2.S0 fisherman, skier, tennis player whose quiet f 'k Vietnam vet .who earned a living UA Theaters East-Hom e­ I^U R S work (R ) 7:30, 9:30. — They Cell demeanor reflects a basic introversion, making silver jewelry, and instructing at a KANALY DOESN’T WANT to sound Call Me Bcuce (PG) 7:20, e 4 9 -IM 1 unlike, say, Hagman or Principal. trap and skeet gun club, he became an actor ------SHOWN Rfi- ungrateful. He may or may not have He and his wife, Brent, are the parents of through his friendship with directors John J become a movie star. But he certainly has two daughters, Quinn and Evan Elizabeth. Milius and John Huston, both gun I JUMIKSIBISMBBH B SEUmUl PUTISS become famous and relatively rich in five They are not prominent social figures in enthusiasts. pretent years of playuig good old Ray Krebbs. LERN^ A LOEWeS TOOISK bb It's a butter icJea from Land O' Lakes! Hollywood. He worked for both men as well as Steven He says he is a better actor now than when MUSICAL Country Morning'*' Blend combines During the show’s three-month hiatus, Spielberg in “ The Sugarland Express.” he started “ Dallas.” He also appreciates — -SHOWNASi 40% LAND O LAKES* sweet cream beginning this month, Kanaly is growing a Kanaly studied art in college and became having a steady job in an unsteady AIIHL beard to escape the Krebbs identity. He a good, if not successful painter. His desire W11111 i I.I.I.MMMi!M8N|l butter with pure corn oil. You get business. „.io T o m\ corn oil’s natural lightness with 10. IS butter's naturally delicious taste. • o’OiECll MIDNIGHT Lightly — SHOWNAgi — salted At less cost than butter. CBS Wins for I8th week . ^ W suincsraiiNi 1:3S-7:$S.SM and sweet That's a much better idea! • East Eeet Middle TurnpikeT m shamrock ^ ------TICKrrSM7-tMt. 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On Friday, he said he had no Comedia musical presentando a (21) " 24 Horas against s European terrorist look­ his lower eyelids, his legs. the users dangerous to others, but (B - Beretta Lattannan position on the matter, but would ing . tor publicity through xtJTOMA g iv in g a n im a t e d s p e e c h "You have black beauties (slang also to themselves. "Fifteen tee­ ...WHICH 1$ WHV I POT I DO HAVE wait to see what happens Toma and his brother-in-law for a concentrated form of speed, MR./M0&E5 McCOV, . . . while RHAM parents listen soberly nagers a day are committing CANNOT ACCEPT THE th e p e r f e c t Thursday. found him one day, strapped him NOMINATION. *7 LEAPER OF THE an amphetamine) here. Every suicide in this nation,” he said. ■ CANDIDATE, WE '^J»R0T£^TER&! The Democratic Town Commit­ ♦* • MI6HT 0 £ LUCKY ------^ BRIDGE ASTRO tee talked last Friday about ENOUGH TO BE formally asking Cloutier, to not a b le to draft- GRAPH vote for the gift. But the committee Democrats back spending decided to not place pressure on COMPUTER U. Whiz kid’s play lacks class the 10-year board member. The Democratic Town Commit­ tee voted last month to condemn posed to be a future star. q f o iir for ballfields, highway gear CHANGES M J the act. Cloutier is a Democrat Johnny was asked about ^ W r t h d a y seeking re-election in May. h|m and gave this reply. “ He NORTH M M 5 The other Democrat on the > 1 bids well; has a good feel of By Richard Codv nearly unplayable. THE ODDS... ♦AKQ83 the table, but he will never March 24,1W3 school board, Carol Levesque, VQJIO Herald Reporter Ahearn said his committee supports using be of world class." Interesting twists are in store voted against the $5,000. ♦ AK some of the money, about $3,600, for ballfields at . for you this coming year where ♦ QJ5 When asked how he could BOLTON — The Democratic Town Committee Indian Notch Park also. “ But specifically, the be sure, John gave this band personal relationships are WEST is backing the use of revenue sharing money to ballfields that they're talking about,” he said. n' EAST concerned. Individuals who T H w e l l , I ■miNK. TH as bn example. IT1P ALSO TAKE CUARO! r WANT EVEKY- ♦ 1097S4 previously thwarted your DOT proposes upgrade the ballfields at both parks and to buy He said committee members also generally MORE I THINK V CHANGE WOULP A BIG LOAD ...M O O 'S , ______We will cany on with our a b o u t it , TH' MORe \ BE GOOD F O R BOOY'ASSEMBLEDAS FAST/ <30NNA ( WHATEVER 852 ♦ 9643 eflorts win now rally to back highway equipment proposed by the majority of agreed that some equipment should be pur­ o OFFA M Y JBACK! AS YOU CAN GET 'EM recollections o f John’s story. *»tXIR IMAGE, E L E C T ' ♦ 85 ♦ Q1097 you up. I bus fare hikes' the selectmen. chased. The Board of Selectmen recommended to OF A DEMOCRACY. ------TOGETHER “I might have bid seven ITBELF A ♦ 10 9 8 ♦76432 no-trump right away, but ARIES (litareh 21-AprH 19) The committee also has no support for the the hearing last week that the money be used to CONGRESS! Ventures or projects requiring SOUTH wasted one round of bidding I^ A R T F O R D (U PI) - Bus rid- Republican Town Committee’s suggestion to use buy a $10,000 trailer and a $2,000 used roller, both bold, imaginative measures ♦ J 6 2 e^ a cro ss the state may be asked the money for administrative costs for a possible for the town highway crew. with my three-spade calf should be your cup of tea ♦ AK'7 to\pay about 25 percent more for bond issue. * , Naturally, if I bad played in today, yet you'll not take They also recommended using $5,000 to help ♦J6432 seven spades I would have chances unless the odds are In the ride. Committee Chairman Aloysius J. Ahearn said renovate the old library. The Lions Club has ♦ AK y i S a i e my contract and your favor. Order now; The The state Department of Trans­ Sunday his committee passed a resolution Friday agreed to do the work if the toWn buys some of the ■ would have received an Vulnerable: NarUhSeuUr^" NEW Astro-Graph Matchmaker portation Tuesday announced a night supporting use of some of the^26,000 in material. average score. It wasn’t too wheel and booklet which Dealer; South plan to increase the basic bus fare unallocat^ revenue sharing money to fix up the This proposal was shot down at the hearing. strong a field and quite a reveals romantic combinations from 60 to 75 cents. The increase ballflelds. West Ahearn said the committee couldn’ t reach a Norik East Soelh few declarers managed to compatibilities lor all ^n a, would apply to all state-owned At a revenue sharing hearing last Tuesday, i \ ;o down at the spade or no- consensus on the library. 1 NT ? tolls how to get along with buses as well as to private buses recreation supporters came out jh large numbers Pass !♦ Pass 4D rump grand slam. My part­ others, finds rising signs, hid­ subsidized by the state. asking that some of the money be used to Pass TNT P ^ Pass ner couldn’t wait to chuck den qualities,, plus more. Mail “ There was no support for seed money for some Pass his contract. At trick two, he $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, The proposal would affect about straighten out the fields at Herrick Park. The future, in the disUnce, $1 or $2 million bonil IN YOUR FAVOR- led a spade to dummy’s ace Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. 55,000 nassengers across the state. residents described the condition of the fields as issue," he said.. I HATE PIET^. and th m was no way to Send an additional $1 for your • BECOME COMPUTER CONFIDENT SOU Opening lead: 4 l0 recover from that five-zero Arles Astro-Graph predictions ' spade break.” for 1963.' Be sure to give your • HAVE FUN John was correct. There' zodiac sign. , Gel suppresses herpes • GET A “HEAD START” ON YOUR FUTURE bad been no way to guard TAURUS (April SO-May 20) Do By Oswald Jacoby against five spades in the not be disturbed by shifting Learn the computer skills crucial to future success. At COMPUTER U, you'll and James Jacoby ESist hand. 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\ 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., March 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. March 23, 1983 - 21 Advice Abby says: Silence is golden; BUSINESS / ClassifiedJ silver is mother-in-law's What to mortgages when bonks foil? DEAR ABBY: My hus­ can direct you to it. band and 1 were married As for forming one, FDIC or FSLIC (if the S&L is insured; a tiny minority When a bank goes under, you know (or certainly ANSWER: If the bank or S&L merges with another for five years. We had because (as you stated) are not) will give you a check. If you are a depositor should by now) what happens to your checkipg andC) institution, you can continue to use your safe deposit gone together for two mo^t battered men are too with accounts in excess of $100,000, you are paid to the savings accounts. If yoitr deposit is in an insured box whenever you want, subject to the institution’ s years, so I thought I knew ashamed to come for­ Rmit and then get a receiver’s certificate for the institution, you’ re protectdd upjo $100,000. But have Your business hours, of course. him quiet well. The first Dear Abby ward, it would be difficult remaining sum owed to y^u. You become a general you thought about your mortgage? Your IR A or But if the bank or SitL closes, you can retrieve the two years of four mar­ to recruit members. Ask creditor and will be reimbursed when possible. Keogh Plan? Your safe deposit boxes? Your credit Money's contents of your box when the payoff begins, usually riage were wonderful, but Abigail Van Buren your therapist if he can card? within a week of the closing. You will be formally after that he became less put you in touch with Worth QUESTION: Is my IR A or Keogh Plan included, for notified. loving and started work­ Ullow victims. These questions have taken on new meaning in Sylvia Porter instance, with my other demand deposits? ing nights and weekends. recent weeks with the shocking failures of two large QUESTION: Gan I continue to use my credit card? Naturally I suspected DEAR ABBY; Please banks: United American Bank of Knoxville, Tenn., AjVSWER: No. IRAs and Keogh Plans are insured another woman. He fi­ tell “ Holding Out and .and American City Bank in Southern California. SE^PARATELY, at both FDIC-. and FSLIC-insured ANSWER: This is really "iffy .’’ It depends on the nally asked for a divorce. yorced. Should I tell her their wives and are too Proud of It” to be careful. The Federal Deposit Insurance. Corp. insures To* clarify the situation further, here is a basic Q & institutions. transaction involved. If the FDIC oiyFSLIC takes . When he told me he was the truth? And don’t you ashamed to tell anyone. (She’s a 27-year-old virgin deposits of federally chartered banks, and the A. over, you can no longer use the card. (The institution leaving me for his homo­ think I ’m entitled to keep ,We hear a great deal who is saving herself for Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. insures QUESTION: Do the terms of my mortgage change? that granted you the credit no longer exists.) sexual lover, I was the silver? about wife-beating but the man she marries.) deposits of all federally chartered and most state QUESTION: My local bank (or savings and loan) Where will I send my payments? shocked! I nearly had a VERGO ON THE CAPE very little about husband­ I fell hard for a man who You will pay your bills directly to the agency, and chartered savings and loan associations. The FDIC was just merged with another institution. What nervous breakdown. beating. used to kiss me on the may have to turn in the actual card. You will have to and FSLIC handle bank failures and default happens to my deposit accounts? ANSW ER!' A merger or payoff in no way changes Our divorce was amica­ DEAR VERCtO: Con­ Can you direct me to hand when we said good­ preventions by merges with healthy Institutions or your obn^tion to make monthly payments 6n your apply to another institution for a new credit card. ble. We sold our home and cerning the silver: It some kind of support night. He never made a mortgage — the terms of which remain unchanged. In a merger, you retain your card and can continue payoffs to depositors. The FSLIC also transfersk^ ANSWER: Nothing. You continue to make deposits divided the proceeds of couldn’ t possibly mean as group to help me deal with mdve to be any more You will receive a letter from the takeover institution to make charges. At some time in the future, if. the accounts to other S&Ls. and withdrawals, collect interest and write your the sale equally. He in­ much to you as it means to this while my wife and I intimate than that. I acquiring institution so decides, it can re-evaluate checks. All your deposits are safe, even if they totaled or FDIC or FSLIC that explains your situation. sisted that I keep all the your former mother-in- try to work it out? She is thought, Bravo! At last I In 1982, the FDIC handled 42 bank failures: 37 your “ creditworthiness.” more than $100,000. You don’ t lose a penny. , If the FDIC or FSLIC holds your mortgage, it will furnishings. law. so I would recom­ aware that she beats me, haye found my dream resulted in some form of merger and five concluded as sell it to another institution as soon as feasible. Both the FDIC and the FSLIC stress that there is no It's been over a year. mend generosity on your except when she is actu­ man. He respects me! deposit payoffs. Also in 1982, the FSLIC assisted in 47 clear-cut policy on this single question of reapplica­ QUESTION: But yvhat if there is no merger? We ha ve not talked to each part. Concerning the rea­ ally doing it. And believe After 14 months of this, I mergers and one transfer of accounts. The figures QUESTION: How soon can I regain access to my tion. The decision depends on the specific bank or other since, and I plan to son for your divorce: it or not, we really love let him put a ring (engage­ represent new highs for recent years— but are hardly safe deposit box? savings apd loan. keep it that way. How­ Silence is golden. each other. ment) on my finger. He frightening. ANSWER: Depending on the kind of institution, the ever, his mother phoned ^ If there are no support still never made a pass at me last week and asked DEAR ABBY: My prob­ groups of this kind availa­ me. But I returned his me if I would please lem is probably more ble for men in the Manhat­ ring when I fqund out he return the silver she gave common than most people tan, N.Y., area, how can I made a i^ss at my kid In Brief. DURABLE GOODS Brass company us at the time of our think. I am a battered go about forming one? brother. <3 Technology marriage, as it has been in husband. My wife and 1 FRIGHTENED IN END OF STORY IN New factory orders her family for many ye-^ have been married less MANHATTAN DETROIT ars. I -told her that the than two years, and be­ Restaurant is sold Seasonally adjusted annual rate opening after silver now belonged to cause qf this problem, DEAR FRIGHTENED; STRETCH YOUR The A. C. Petersen Farms dairy restaurant on could mean in billions of dollars me. and I had no intention we’re both seeing thera­ I know of nq support BURGER BUDGET by North Main Street, Manchester, has been sold to of returning it. She pists individually and she groups for the battered using one part soy .extender 81- seemed very upset. goes to group therapy. I husband, but if there is to four parts of meat. Your the B.J. Mortensen Co. of East Hartford, which Billion I am certain that she am writing not only for one in your area^ your taste buds won’t be able to plans to make minor renovations and reopen the $77.7 nine months doesn’t know the reason myself, but for all those local mental health asso­ tell the difference, but your restaurant next week. low-pay jobs in February her son and I were di- men who are beaten by ciation or your therapist budget will! Petersen’s decision to sell is part of a 79- consolidation move. Petersen’s largest restau­ DOWN 4% HARTFORD (UPI) — The former Bristol Brass Co. rant is on Park Road in West Hartford. Mortensen was scheduled to reopen today after closing indebt STANFORD. Calif. (U PI) — Robots and computers is at 700 nine months ago putting 140 employees out of work. could eliminate as many as 3 million skilledjobs in the 77- Burnside Ave., East Hartford. The-company has been purchased by Eastern next.20 years, making janitors and fast-food workers Forum on kidney ailments: The Manchester restaurant was the smallest of Rolling Mill of the Bronx, N.Y. The final arrange- seven times more in demand t h ^ computer analysts, Petersen’s 11 restaurants. It closed Sunday. nw^s were completed Tuesday prompting company Stanford University researchers say. 75- ’The family-owned Petersen chain was founded oft||fals to announce the company will be open.^or Herald photo by Tarqulnio in 1914. “ Entire classes of skilled workers will disappear or will be severely reduced in numbers as their jobs are business today. The plant, a linchpin in Bristol’s economy, had been replaced by robots or computer software,” Prof. ■ 73- the importance of diet in operation in Bristol for 133 years before it closed Bunny time Henry M. Levine said Tuesday in a report on the last August. impact of high technology. Walker appointed At least 50 workers will be rehired by the end of the DEAR DR. LAMB: My “ For example, robots could replace up to 3 million DEAR READER: The Young Daniel Boatman takes egg Bunny" Saturday at St. Bridget's S ^o o l 71- week and all 140 will be back on the job in four to five husband had a kidney operative jobs in the next 20 years and potentially normal kidney eliminates picking very seriously. So does the cafeteria. Hours are 11 a.m. to Vp.m. Kenneth A. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. George weeks, said Michael Blum, company president. stone removed four years eliminate all 8 million operative positions — currently Walker of 17 Harvard Road, Manchester, has “ It’s a new company. We have new money, new ago. This summer he had any potassium your body Easter bunny beside him. Both plan to Admission is $1.50 per child. A hot dog, 8 percent of the work force — by the year 2025.” been appointed general manager of water 6 9 ^ ideas and now all we do is ask new qustomers and the to have another removed, doesn’ t need but if you attend Manchetser Junior Women's potato chips, cupcake and beverage will Levine and Russell W. Rumbeger, a research treatment systems for Environmental Elements old customers that we have come back to us as rapidly four times bigger than the Your Health have kidney disease or in associate, said the nation would need 600,000 new Club's "Luncheon with the Easter be provided each child. Corp., Baltimore, Md. FMAMJJASONDJF as possible. If that occurs, it’s going to be a very, very fir^t. The stone analysis your case are on dialysis it janitors and sextons — caretakers of churches — by Formerly manager of scrubber filter and successful venture/’ Blum said. was 70 percent uric acid. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. is not as.easy to eliminate 1990 and only 200,000 new computer system analysts. 1982 1983 accessory products, he will now be responsible The company will operate as a subsidiary of He was told to cut down on potassium. A buildup of They added some 800,000 fast-food workers and for all activities related to the design and supply UPI graphic Eastern Rolling Mill and will keep the name Bristol protein, dairy products potassium in the body can kitchen helpei^ would find jobs compared to 150,000 of water and wastewater clarification, thicken­ Brass. and peanuts. be quite serious and possi­ computer programmers. ing, and filtration equipment. New orders for manufactured durable ‘.‘Eastern Rolling Mill has been a very successful Do you have any other bly affqct the heart. Citing Bureau of Labor Statistics and other data, the Walker is a 1967 graduate of Manchester High operation in re-rolling strip (m etal). They needed two suggestions? He is 67 and The main source of researchers noted high-tech occupations would goods, important to the pace of School He received a bachelor’s degree in other products that Bristol could make, that’s the rod ’'after every operation it acid formed ther? will be large flow of dilute urine potassium is fruit and, of A inniA l. W AIXCOVEBING account for only 7 percent of new jobs. economic recovery, declined $3.2 bil­ mechanical engineering with distinction from and wire operation,” Blum said. . takes him longer to get his less uric acid filtered out is, so your husbandshould course, fruit juices also COLOR YOUR A pattern similar to meclyanization could be Cornell University in 1971, and he also holds a lion in February after increasing for He said the rod and wire work should be underway strength back. Doc also by the kidney into the be sure to drink plenty of contain a lot of potassium. developing in high technology, the researchers said, WORLD! , 1 master’s degree of administrative sciences from three months, the Commerce Depart- in four weeks. Blum predicted the company could said there was some gout urine. That in turn de­ fluids day and night. Lesser, but significant whereas at first skill requ^ements rise, they drop Johns Hopkins University and a master’s degree reactivate its strip metal operation in six months to a so he gave him a prescrip­ creases the chances of The problem of kidney amounts of potassium are sharply as technology imgyoves. j'ment said Tuesday. Almost all of the 4 IS ^ of finance from Loyola College in Baltimore. year, hiring an additional 100 people. tion he takes twice a day. uric acid forming stones stones is discussed more also in dairy products, "Advances in software'enable many workers to use percent decline was attributed to He joined Environmental Elements in 1971 and The closing on the sale agreement was witnessed by in the kidney. fully in The Health Letter meats and cereals. Re­ computers without any knowledge of computer has served in various engineering, marketing, . defense capital goods. Bristol Mayor Michael Werner and John Carson, the DEAR READER: Unlike calcium, oxalate 11-2, Kidney Stones!' fined sweets provide calo­ NOW ^ languages. Moreover, office computers perform sales and managerial positions. He lives in state’s economic development commissioner. There are several differ­ stones, the uric acid Treatment Has Changed, ries without much potas­ many of the tasks formerly done by secretarien, Lutherville, Baltimore County, Md. “ Bristol Brass means a lot to our community. ent insoluble minerals stones are soluble in .ph which I am sending you. sium as do tats and oils actually reducing the requisite of office work,” oaid Walker was a Manchester Herald paper boy for Northeast reports Historically it has been one of the top 10 taxpayers in that can cause kidney alkaline solution. Many Others can send 75 cents but, of course, yoU need Levine. six years. town'and one of our biggest employers,' ’ Werner said. stones. How a patient uric acid stones can be with a long, stamped, vitamins and minerals “ I f was a tough blow to the civic pride of the should be treated depends dissolved simple by keep­ self-addressed enjg^lope w.hich are not provided by community to see it go down.” a great deal on which of ing the urine alkaline as for it to me, in care of this these high-calorie foods higher earnings Carson called the revival “ a very unique case in these minerals comprise opposed to acid. This is newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, alone. ^ . BUY FTRST ROLL CBT elects Brigham Connecticut and the United States. Things can happen the stone. Uric acid stones done by taking sodium Radio City Station, New Water shouldilqt be that HARTFORD (UPI) — Northeast Utilities earned Saudis dr&pared $1.91 per share for the 12 months ending Feb. 28, Lelan but they do take time.” are not nearly as common bicarbonate or other al- York, N.Y. 1(K)19. big a problem but you Bradley W. Brigham of the domestic money AT BEGV1.AR PRICE AND GET F. Sillin Jr., the utility’s chairman and chief executive A $7 million line of credit was extended to Bristol as the calcium oxalate kalizers. If the urine is need to know that most nmrket services department of the Connecticut officer, has reported. Brass Co. Tuesday by Associates Commercial Corp. stones. And many stones alkaline enough around DEAR DR. LAMB: I food contains a lot of Bank and Trust Co. The earnings were 17 cents per share higher than of Boston. Eastern Rolling Mill borrowed $3 million have more than one min­ the clock, most uric acid have been on kidney dialy­ water. Lean round steak has been elected as- SECOND ROLL to cujt^ii output those reported for the 12 months ending Jan. 31. against the credit line for the closing. eral in their composition. stones will dissolve in a sis for nine months. It is is more than 75 percent sistant vice Sillin on Tuesday attributed the increase in Aiisociates Commercial Corp. said the financing The medicine your hus­ few weeks. But if the stone very .Important that I not water, fish 80 percent, a president. earnings to a retail rate increase granted to NU’s was provided for both the purchase of the assets of band’s doctor prescribed also contains calcium ox­ get very ihuch potassium raw potato 80 percent. Brigham, of Cov­ Bv Unllj^d Press International Connecticut operating subsidiary in December, Bristol Industries Corp. and for the working capital is probably Zyloprim (al- alate, this treatment may and watch my liquids. I F*ats and the dry foods entry, is responsible ^lorpurinol) used to treat reduced operating expenses and a'decrease in interest requirements of the new company. be slower or less effective. know a lot of foods contain such as flour and sugar for the trading of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul expenses. “ Bristol Brass is symbolic of the trend toward the ■ gout. It decreases' the Diet isn’t very impor­ water. What foods are are the chief sources of' government securi­ body’s ability to form uric A*iz believes he has other OPEC members over a Sillin said the company saved approximately 23.8 reindustrialization of America, where a once thriving tant in treating uric acid high in potassium and calories without lots of ties and manage­ acid. If there is less uric 'barrel. million barrels of oil and $349.8 million by using 132-year-old enterprise is being put back on its feet so. stones. Maintaining a water? water. ment o f CBT’s mo­ The crown prince waTned his country is prepared to nuclear energy to supply 61.2 percent of the electricity it can become a productive part of our economy, ’ ’ said ney position. He slash oil production if otiier-cartel memters violate Louis H. Guevin, Jr., vice president of Associates’ joined the CBT in used by its 1 million customers in Connecticut and FREE! the new pricing and production agreement agreed to Massachusetts. business loans division. News for Senior Citizens 1978. by members of the Organization of Petroleum He is a graduate Exporting Countries. 8 0 % 0 P F 5 S ^ of Boston College, where he received a The crown prince told the Arab-language news­ Qioose from our ClaBslcal Grass or degree in business. paper Al Siyassah Tuesday his country — OPEC’s Mar higher, gold slips Variety show needs help eight selected books. A member of the largest producer and pricing power — was prepared Hartford chapter of to slash its output to 1 million barrels a day to enforce (Limited quantities available ) the fragile accord. The remarks were considered a L O N H ^ (U PI) — The dollar, buoyed by high U^fiT. International said. Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the the American Insti­ the 10th annual variety show, will bring you tough stand by the Saudis to keep other oil producers interest ' r ^ s and expectations of continued tight In London, the pound opened at $1.4690, below Manchester Senior Center staff. It appears in the tute forf Banking: memorable moments from the past nine years. As you .and the Men’s Bas­ in line. monetaryX p^icy, opened stronger on the major Monday’s record low closing of $1.4705. The pound Manchester Herald on Wednesdays and Saturdays. know, the show will be the last. ketball League' of European ov%ency exchanges today. The price of closed Tuesday at $1.4720. vy Funds have been used to support the lunch But in Zurich, the Union Bank of Switzerland gold slipped ip^juiet trading. . th e U.S, unit opened higher in Brussels, at 50.00 By Jeanette Cave Bradley W. Brigham Coventry, he is an program. Without your interest and support, it would TAKE IT HOME predicted spot oil prices would sink to between $20 and Gold opened $418.50 an ounce in Zurich, down Belgian francs compared with 49.80. and in Milan, at Senior Center Director assistant coach fob $22 a barrel by the end of this year despite OPEC’s be difficult to continue. Tickets are now on sale and we TODAYI youth soccer. from $421.50 at tllhclose Tuesday. The metal opened 1,443.00 lire compared with 1,439.95. , do encourage you to buy your tickets early. S0%-70% OFF IK-SIOOKBmEBHS unprecedented attempt to avoid a pricing war by at $418.25 in London, down from $420.75. In Paris, the dollar opened at 7.2500 compared with Many thanks go to the people who helped to make St. Invite your relatives and friends to be a part of this lowering its price by $5 to $29 a barrel. “ Gold eased in q u ^ and thin trading,” one gold Tuesday’s close of 7.2225. • Fatrick’s Day a success, Rita Bowler, Ida Cormier, affair. Anyone, seniors, young people, business people “ Although an open price war on the oil front will dealer said. The dollar dipped slightly in Tokyo, closing at 23^00 the Sunshiners and George Blake. We certainly do can be a patron, having their name put in the bulletin, most likely be^averted,” Switzerland’s largest bank The dollar opened in F^nkfurt at 2.4105 marks, up. yen compared with 239.35. have talented people who can be called upon in the for a minimum of $1. We want to make this show the all SASrE A rc b b o ld said, it could be assumed several OPEC mavericks Wooden ShopRIte dividend from 2.4065, and in Zurich^2.07525 Swiss francs, up time of need. time toprar. Do buy your tickets, be a patron, support $1 $ would continue to flout the cartel’ s new price and from 2.0735. Congratulations to "Subby” DiMarco for winning your seiilor center. [g a l. 8.00 8' Step stool (No. 50) production quotas. ■ 6y«arwaiTfejity EAST HARTFORD — ShopRite supermarkets “ Once again the dollar attracWd support because of Senior Center Rotation Pool Tournament. Earl Thursday will prove to be another exciting program reg. $14.99 • One ooat hiding of Connecticut and western Massachusetts has In Jakarta, Indonesia’s state-oil company an­ high U.S. interest rates and likelihood of a Everett was runner up. Happy Birthday to Paul with May Dunphy who will entertain you with the art $ 8 9 9 reg. $9.99 • Scrubbable declared a 25 percent stock ^vidend, payable nounced the OPEC member had reduced its oil prices continuation of a tight Fed monetaryWlicy, while the Tliere are over Attone who was 90 years old on March 21st, of belly dancing. Men, don’t forget to ask Gerry '>'>11 PlKIlH Style Varfaet' All psinl shown offers oni oo*i June 1 to stockholders of record May 13. by $5 a barrel in keeping with the cartel’s pact. The prospects of a further cut in North Sea dii'jirices weigh The variety show is only four weeks away and the Bowler to tell you the story of how he received his very. Latex net ooversffe. sppUed as dtreoted Oiisr- ■ Light hut Btunty heavily on the pound,’’ a dealer for Bardhiys Bank Senior Center needs your support. “ Let’s Do It Again, ’ own “ Belly Button.’ ’ ''^ArLPAlN'^ WUl Paint antss or Untiled Wsrrsncy on si) * Folds easily for storage The supermarket also announced a S-cent-per- Indonesian price cut was retroactive to Feb. 23. iSherwin-WUUsmsoosUnAs See label share quarterly cash dividend, on top of the stock 100 changes in For those who have not taken advantage of the (brffBtsUa Industry sources said most of non-OPEC Britain’s Similar aavlngs on other size ladders dividend, with the’’ same payment and record customers have not yet accepted its proposed arthritis group, you’re missing valuable and dates. worthwhile information. Week four will provide info $S-a-barrel cut in North Sea oil and some were this year’s tax Vaa yonr ’Vlaa or IteatexOqrd pressing for a steeper reduction, which could imperil T h o u g h t s on medication and paiii management. This program or Bhorwin-WUllama iHilCHER GLASS Ct>. is sponsored by Public Health Nurses Association A S K S H E R W I N - W I L L I A M S OPEC’s new price system. ■ e v o lv la g COiargo The Saudi crown prince cautioned OPEC countries JS 0f tM^te laws and torms. and m eeu every Monday at 1:30 p.m. HURKYI SALE ENDS APRIL 9™ I UTC funds research It is strange that a. people who have advanced so to stick to their 9-day-old London accord on pricing H&R Block pieparers have received special training to C 19e3.Ths8hcrwin-WUliaimOo ' ' United Technologies Corp. has ^ven $’7 ^ ; ^ to rapidly in the fields of technology, science and and'production quotas. COMPLETB AUTO OLA89 •IRVICB help you this year. Did you know there are two different help fund a Massachusetts Institute of ’l^chnol- medicine can still be so naive in matters of the spirit. “mr "S(8»F “ Saudi Arabia is absolutely capable of winning an WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS short forms, increased deductions for an IRA. and in- Non-denominallonal ogy program to study microelectronics research. Many still look upon prayer as a means of wringing oil price war if the 13 member OPEC states failed to FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING creesed child care credits .. and many more changes? BIM« CorrwpondMic* Dr. Russell G. Meyerand Jr., vice president- some benefits of a reluctant God. We ask God in NOTICE honor this agreement,” Abdul Aziz said. • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS We’ve dona our homework on the new tax laws, so you COUTM technology at UTC, presented a check for$250,000 prayer to do things that would cancel out all His Probate Court is open Saudi Arabia led the campaign to force the rest of • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK don’t have to. ______.. . . . Write Bibte aiiidr CouTM, to M IT President Paul E. Gray covering the.first OPEC to agree to the unilateral $5 price cut and strict natural and spiritual laws. This kind of prayer usually *94 LydaH SL for conferences with the MANCHESTER 257 BROAD STREET 643-6K6 year of the three-year grant to MIT’s Microsys­ output quotas under a 17.5 million barrel-a-day just doesn’t work ManeiiMter, CT 0*040 judge from 6:30 P.M. to H&R BLOCK V tems Program. production ceiling. Iran, which has covertly dis­ I ^»NCHtsuii649*4521) ■ Th« n«w tax knot. n m m Jesus prayed differently. Prayer was a .natural, 8 P.M. on Thursday The’ remainder of the grant will be pajd in This vaai** numbof o n * reason to go to HAR Stock. regular part of His life. We need to study the prayer nights. Appointments counted its oil by as much as $7 a barrel, was the only installments in 1984 and 1985. member to oppqse the price rollback. life of Jesus if we would tap that power that.sustained suggested. Night ENFIELD STATE UL|E PUZA 745-5D14 IitiMte Ooiy Bven 646-5440 Thd prograAi is designed to carry out advanced- Abdul Aziz said the kingdom could throttle back its Him. The disciples saw the power of prayer in Jesus’ CALDWELL telephone number: 647- Manchteter Parkada research in microelectronics and to increase the . output to 1 million barrels a day without major impact life. They asked, "Teach us how to pray.” Have you 3227. (Maraballa MalU OIL number of skilled scientists and engineers, who on development projects and foreign aid. hASnCS M STOCR ever asked the Lord to teach you how to pray? 'William E. FitzGerald Oiwn 9 AM-S PM Weafeiteirs, 0-S SM. A Sun. 89.* C.0.0. are now in short supply in such areas as “ Sa'udi A rab ia' can live with a quantity not M Mk for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. foreign? year’s devaluation of the peso. DETROIT — The Volkswagen Beetle is back on the U.S. market People’s Par owner Lenny Mac- chiarella told Automotive News he By Jan A Zverina after a six-year absence, but this ami partner Danny Najor decided United Press InternatlonaRI "Bug” is made in Mexico and its Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it rnakes. A German creators are not pleased a they could make money by pur­ chasing the cars an^ converting NEW YORK - The Bangor California firm is importing their them to U.S. standards at a cost of Punta Corp. hardly comes to mind product. $2,500 each. when one talks of automobiles, but The People's Car Co., based in € Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to ^:00 p.m. Their first attempt to bring a car this diversifed manufacturer of Solana Beach, Calif., is buying the over was stopped by U.S. Customs. airplanes, guns and recreational cars south of the border where they "Customs at first said we equipment is currently producing still are produced, converting couldn’t bring it in because it didn’t This is a good time to find a and marketing in France a-unique them to meet federal emissions comply,” Macchlarella said. "We Apartments for Rent 42 Misc. for Rent cash buyer for that micro-car that features fuU-sized' and safety standards, and distri­ 46 Misc. for Rent 46 Misc. for Sale 63 Cars/Trucks for Sale 7i posted a bond and federalized the typewriter no one uses. auto appointments, a motorcycle buting them to dealers across the car." a little space engine, and a fiberglass body. country. Use a low-cost ad in The conversion includes the It will be some time, if ever, The price tag for a converted MANCHESTER — one, 1974 COUGAp^XR7. Ex­ Classified for quick before it’s seen on U.S. roads. Beetle is $6,995, although options installation of redesign'^ two and three bedroom cellent condlTlor^ Power results. in tlie right The Microcar, a two-passenger can drive the price up to $9,000. bumpers, federally approved win­ apartments. Heat and hot steering, primer brakes, dow glass and tires, headlights, ALUMINUM SHEETS auto with trunk space, is being sold Dealers in Columbia, S.C., Hous­ water. $375., $425., $495. INDUSTRIAL LAND automatic.'/stereo, ra- .Call 649-4800. used as printing plates — in France by a Bangor Punta ton and Chicago are among the seat belts and key buzzers. * 4 Manchester — four acres more or less. Over dlals. $1800./646-4689 place - Macchlarella said his company .007’' thick, 23 X 284'. 5(X Crochet for Baby subsidiary, Jeanneau Construc­ first customers for the cars, which 800 ft. of frontage on two city streets, water, each, or 5 tor $2.00. Phone tions Nautiques, S.A., one of do not meet California’s tougher plans to convert about 400 edrs this MANCHESTER - three 1 9 7 8 P L\ room apartment. Heat, sewer, low pressure gas. On busline. Excel­ 643-2711. They MUST be Europe's largest boatmakers. It emissions standards. year and hopes to reach the 1,000 a VOLARE-P' To reserve your "little space" in Classified, year mark eventually. electricity. Also, five lent visibility. $149,500 picked up before 11:00 Ing, air conditioning, ra­ goes for J2,700 to $3,700 depending VW spokesman Ted Kade said room duplex. Security a.m. only.. on model. Monday the automaker does not dio, excellent m s mi­ and to find a cash buyer for the item or U P l p h o to deposit. No pets. 649-9092. leage, passed enr(sslons Jeanneau, 95 percent-owned by condone the import, but there is END ROLLS— 27Vzwldth Inspection. Exc^lent Bangor Punta, which owns Piper r.J. SPILECKI, Realtor items you'd like to sell, iust give us a THE BANGOR PUNTA CO. OF FRANCE IS MANUFACTURER nothing VW can do about it. V/2 ROOM APARTMENT - 25 cents; 13% width -10 condition. Call anyt Aircraft and Smith & Wesson "The car is not designed or Developer gets , PRIVATE HOME. Heat, cents. MUSTbepIckedup 643-4735. call today. We'll help you word your ad firearms among its interests, . The Microcar is aimed at European market, not so much the U.S. originally built to meet our federal appliances. Working sin­ 643-2121 at trie Manchester Herald contracted with an outside com­ regulations or, in the case of Office BEFORE 11 AM rights to site gle adult only. No pets- BANK pany called Microcar Interna­ for instance. Mason said prospective licen­ a tubular chassis underneath a California, to meet state regula­ chlldren. Tel. 643-2880. ONLY. for quick response! tional to establish licenses in other Initial negotiations for manufac­ sees would be "up and running polyester fiberglass body. tions," Kade said. HARTFORD (UPI) — Devel­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REPOSSESSIONS nations to manufacture and turing and sale of the vehicle have with an established product in a “ In cases such as this that oper Richard Gordon has been TWO BEDROOM Apart­ Services Offered 51 Bulldlng/Controctlng 53 market the vehicle. begun in India, North Africa and short period of time at a cost a Two otners are plusher and use a involve private businessmen who given exclusive rights to develop a ment — residential sec- FOR SALE the Caribbean, Mason said. small fraction of that required for larger l2Scc engine made by are making modifications, it be­ key 2.5 acre site downtown, says t 1 o n o f ••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••••••a 1979 Ford Courier Pick-up, 4 cyl Montessa, a Spanish manufac­ QUALITY HARDWOOD FRED MASON, president of "The beauty.of this car is that it auto production utilizing tradi­ comes a matter between those Kent Dixon, chairman for Nor­ Vernon/Rockville. ROBERT E. JARVIS $2900. turer. They are slightly larger and REWEAVING BURN — cut and split, $65/cord, Microcar, headquartered in Cos can lend itself ideally to local tional methods.” persons and the government agen­ theast Savings Bank. Stove, retrigerotor, car BUILDING — Remodel­ 1978 Chrysler LeBaron $2500. Cob, Conn., says the primary have wraparound windshields for Dixon said Gordon has until petlng, larxKk yard. On HOLES — zippers, um­ two cord minimum. manufacture because it does not cies involved.” brellas repaired. Window ing Specialist. Additions, Small delivery charge. 1970 Ford Thunderbird $500. a sleeker appearance. An open top April 8 before the bank negotiates dead-end siKgllt. No pets. market for such a vehicle would require extensive tooling or prepa­ TWO MODELS of the Microcar VW stopped bringing the cars shades, Venetian blinds. garages, rooting, siding, Call anytime 649-1831. 1973 Toyota Tercel 4-Door. AT. Phone vary from country to country. In ration to build," said Mason, who. use an air-cooled, front-mounted model may go into production over from Germany in 1977 to with any other developers over the Security, references. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ AC. AM/FM. 7CX)0 miles, bal of later. $350. 643-4520. Keys. TV FOR RENT. mIO some countries it will be marketed previously held marketing posi­ 49cc gas engine manufactured by make way for the Rabbit. At one prime site in the heart of the city’s M a rlo w ’s, 867 M ain placement wlndows- SCREENED LOAM ------as short-trip basic transportation, tions with Exxon and Ford Motor Sachs, a German builder of small time VW sold over 500,000 Beetles, business district. Street. 649-5221. /doors. 643-6712. gravel, processed gravel, The above can an alternative or step up from Corp. Mason said no evaluations are City officials said proper devel­ MANCHESTER — four horsepower engines. Both use a which originally cost about $2,000. room apartment. Good sand, stone and fill. For seen at SIN. 643-2711 mopeds or motorcycles. In others being done for sale of the Microcar opment of the property, located LEON CIESZYNSKI “ Local businesses could produce belt-driven transmission, a re­ The price ol a Bug climbed location. Nice yard. BRICKS, BLOCKS, deliveries call George 913 M ain SI. the major market will be as a many of the parts and local labor verse gear, independent suspen­ in the United States and it appears drama'tically by the mid-1970s to opposite the Old State House, is BUILDER — New homes, Gritting, Andover, 742- Plenty of parking. Ideal- STONE —^ Concrete. additions, remodeling, second or third car, a station car. would be used to assemble the sion with coil springs and shock unlikely at this time because of about $7,000 due to federal stand­ pruciial for the revitalization of the tor young or older cou­ Chimney repairs. No lob 7886r or a car to keep at a summer home. vehicle,” he said. absorbers', four-wheel brakes, and stringent crash regulations. ards and the strength of the downtown area. rec rooms, garages, kit:. ple. $495. utilities In­ too small. Coll 644-8356. Chens remodeled, cell- Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 cluded. 649-3379. AIREQUIPT SLIDE Pro-, Ings, bath tile; dormers, lector with circular m ag-\ WATERPROOFING — roofing. Residential or CrocKjf MANCHESTER — luxury azine. Remote control \ __ Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 five year written guaran­ commercial. 649-4291. with change button. New, \MOTORCYCLE INSU- four room condo, one tee on hatchways, ^RANCE — 'lowest rotes bedroom plus carpet, never used. $65.(X). QptK foundation cracks,.draln- DESIGN KITCHENS by 646-1625 . For 105-120 volt. available. Coll Clarice or new appliances, garage. oge lines, gravity feets, J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Joan at Clarke Insurance $400. Call 646-8609 drywells, window wells vanities, formica, Wilson Agency, 8-5om, 643-1126. evenings. 100 bound bottled gas BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE Classified... .645-2711 and walls waterproofed. art, Corlan counter tops, tank, $30.00. Call 643-5336. Business Opportunities ...22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 State licensed. Coll either Notices For advertisements to be kitchen cabinet fronts, 1983 KAWASAKI KDX175 5014 Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates ONE BEDROOM Apart­ Hortford 563-3006 or Man­ complete woodworking - Excellent condition. published Monday, the dead­ FOUR PAIRS 81 Inch Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: ment to sublet May 1st. chester 646-3361 — Albert service, custom made Only 600 miles. Must sell. WANTS YOUR SERWCE... line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. nylon, egshell panels and Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day $320 monthly Including Zuccoro. furniture, colornal repro­ Asking $1,000. Coll 649- heat and hot water. 649- four pairs 81 Inch green Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items .: ...... 66 P e r W o r d : ductions In wood, 9 varle- open-weave drapes. 4039 between 5 and 6pm. 0738. Serious Inquiries only, Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« EIGHT WEEK BASIC t(K of hardwood and $40.00 complete. Fine Real Estate Read Y o u r Ad^ veneers NOW IN STOCK. ask for Tony, Jr. A soft soeque, bonnet and Antiques...... 68 3-5 days ...... 14« OBEDIENCE CLASS - condition. 646-1617. Services Classified advertisements FOUR ROOM Apartment. Starting April 18th, In Call 649-9658, booteea are chrocheted \ 1 Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« 1st floor. No appliances, from washable Pompa­ are taken by telephone as a Bolton. Coll 643-9839 for 81 INCH WING ’ Back 1980 HONDA CX-500 cus­ F in an cial Condomirilu'ms...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 ii|b 26 d a y s ...... 12« Adults only. No Pets. tom - 6,000 miles. Drive- dour yam for the new ar­ I LUBRICATION AND | convenience. ^ more Information. FARRAND REMODEL­ couch, set of pine tables - rival. AAortgaoes...... 11 Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Pal ntlng/ Papering...... 52 Happy Ads: References and Security. ING — Cabinets, roofing, shaft, water cooled-wind I OIL CHANGE* ‘ | The Manchestw Herald Is $250 monthly. Available two end, one coffee. All No. 5014 has full cro­ Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column inch gutters, room additions, excellent condition. 646- lanrmier, luggage rack, chet directions for 6 RILEY OLPSMOBILE-MANCHESTER ■ Business P ro p erty...... 35 RoofIng/SIding...... 54 responsible only for one Incor­ April 1st. 649-6039. UMAS ELECTRIC-All decks, all types of remo­ moveable sissybar, his -Insurance...... 13 types of residential wir­ 1598. months; 1 year and 18 Resort P ro p erty...... 36 A u to m o tiv e rect Insertion and then only deling and repairs. FREE and her helmets. $2400. months sizes inclusive. Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Heating/Plum bing...... 55 D eadlines ing; electrical Improve­ Flooring...... 56 for the size of the original O N E BEDROOM estimates. Fully Insured. Call after 1:00 om, 644- TO ORDER, le nil $2.00 lo r each Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Apartment- Heat, hot wa­ ments and repair work. 25 INCH CONSOLE TV, Income Tax Service...... 57 insertion. Telephone 643-6017. 2222. pattorn, plus SOI lo r poitogo anil Rentals Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ ter, carpeting, all ap­ New or old homes, all maple cabinet. Excellent naiHlIing. E m p lo ym en t Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Errors which do not lessen lobs welcomed. Fully li­ condition - works beauti­ day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement pliances, air condition­ TIMOTHY J. CON­ 1975 KAWASAKI KS-125 ANNE CABOT Rooms tor Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 ing. Nice location. Call censed. 646-5253. fully. $200. Call 649-6325. MwktliMEill I ^ FREE'A' j & Education F o r S a le ' deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an NELLY — total building Endoro. Runs well. Good 1150 Ave. Of Amtrleas Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 649-5249. Now York N.V. 10031 before publication. additional insertion. and Improvement servi­ condition. Call after Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive...... 76 MOTHER OF TWO Will ces Including but not EXERCISE CYCLE- 3:00om, 646-6264. Brlot Nsao, Address witli IIP I SAFETYCHECK J FOUR ROOM Apartment- Sears,. with speedome­ CONE Mi ttlle Niabor. sit for your chi Idren In my limited to kitchens, ba­ SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ I G 2nd floor. Adults only. No Walnut Street home full ter, odometer and HONDA ATC-70. $375. 1 ^ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE-MANCHESTER J throoms, additions, gar­ adlustable tension con­ lections and^ a FREE pets. Security. Parking, or port time. 646-4360. ages, roofing and siding, Very good condition. 643- Pattern Section in the Notices ^ Em plovm ent Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted one cor. Call 649-1265. door and window re­ trol. Like new condition. 9973. 21 Hornet for Sole 31 Hornet for Sole 31 $50.00 Call 649-1794. ALBUM. Jaat $3.00. • & Education CARS — Professional placement, remodeling, •OOKS AT EACN FOUR ROOM Apartment- wash and wa^reasona- renovations and new con­ ’ $>12t-DO LU-O ld aod Now. How ARING ELECTRIC ice to drou Nm m : |tw to nako tfcoa Lost/Found BANKING, STATE­ HAIRSTYLIST WANTED 1$t floor. Busline. Ap­ ble prices. SC^ings 643- struction. 646-1379. Rec Vehicles 73 MENT Clerk part time COLLEGE STUDENTS CLERK/TyPISTfortrof- pliances. No pets. $325. cream parlor, excellent i-ia 0 - KEEPUKE OUtLTf. 24 part time. Experience ne­ fic department of an ad 5682. condition. Also reclpies B lictd m i applloaod desliat. ★ fUee'? ] Monday - Friday 9am - and others. $75-week one Security. 646-3494. Even­ / SKAPARAS HOME Re­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wanted 21 cessary. Call Command up part time. No expe­ agency. Must be very and Tupperware keeper, ft-IBI^EIBLOOM HAN0IW0M(-20 1pm plus faur weeks cov­ Performance of Man- Lydalt Woods ings, 649-4742. modeling — all types of of oooiltwirfc skills. FOUND — SET OF KEfrS rience necessary for sev­ motivated and a self star­ $10.00. Call 646-3430. 1971 CAMP TRAILER, EMISSIONS TEST | erage for vacations. chKter, ask for Carol. Painting/Papering ,. 52 additions. Interior and sleeps eight.' 18 ft. Self- at Lincoln Center. Combe South Windsor Bank and eral positions Jn various ter. Many opportunities TOWNHOUSES exterior,, repair work. BOOKKEEPER — full 64^339. for advancement. CM Store/OlfiCe Space 44 ONE TANK SHELL-2 Vz contained. $2500. 643-1349 picked up at the Man­ Trust Company, Call .departments. Call 569- Free estimates. Reasona­ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE - MANCHESTER I Charge boakkeeper. 'Judy 646-2900. otter 4pm. LEGAL NOTICE chester Herald office be­ Warren Matteson, 289- 8202. , ble rates. Call Joe, 569- ft. long. Suitable for con­ Same fam iliarity with HAIRSTYLIST WANTED verting Into a lawn roller. tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 6061 for appointment. PRE CONSTRUCTION PRICES PAINTING 8i PAPER 7572. The Registrars of Voters of the ^ " "★ wTlinirair " " data processing systems. (shampoo and set opera­ Town of Andover. Connecticut, w ill p.m. Monday — Friday. EOE. TYPING ^ BOOKKEEP­ PART TIM E - Good ty­ MANCHESTER — 8,000 Hanging. Ceilings re­ $6.00 Coll 649-2433. ★ otniTDianu Full benefits. Salary tor). Set up the shop the ING. Experienced secre­ pist. Flexible hours. Misc. Automotive 76 meet on Tuesday, March 29. from way you want. All sham­ >67JOO-<79.gdO square feet warehouse or paired. References. Fully LADIES PU.RSE left at cammensurate with ex­ tary 9-1 four doys. Musi Apply, giving experience assembly building. One Insured. Quality work! 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p m., at the Town BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE ADMINISTRATIVE As­ poo and sets will be RoofIng/Siding O ffice Building, to com plete the Manchester Herald of: perience. Small growing type 60wpm, use dicta­ to Box VV, C/O The 2 bedroom expandable homes level. Three overhead Martin Mattsson, even­ M Home and Garden 64 345 CENTER ST. company located In sistant — Psychiatric yours. An extensive fol­ Manchester Herald. FOUR 8x17.5 Chevy prcliminarv list of voters.. flee. Owner may claim by phone, type quotations, . 1 or 2 floor living-scenic woods- doorsi loading dock, high ings 649-4331. BEATRICE E. KOWALSKI Rocky Hill. Submit .re­ clinic. Experienced In lowing Is necessary. Call excellent with numbers, wheels and truck tires. MANCHESTER 649-1749 . Identifying. Call 643-2711. typing, dictaphone, med­ ceilings, slab floor. F A ITH S W EBER sume to Blum, Shapiro 8, Command Performance, be neat. Call Mr. Ed­ ATTENTION MOTHERS Manchester BIDWELL HOME Im- Eight luijs. All mounted. Registrars of Voters OMSUAUTV ical records. Resume by ^Fenced parking area. $2 D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ FOR SALE - Cow Manure Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, ask for Carol. 643-8339. Andover. Connecticut « M C i N U m LOST d o g :— late Sunday wards at Medical X-Ray and others. Ideal part square ft. net. Mr. Nor­ ING COMPANY — Inte­ ■ orovement Coinoany — at the form orwill deliver $50.00 for all. 644-3234. West Hartford,CT 06107. March 30th to Director, 022-03 «woua>KyroaswumoivgMM afternoon In Bolton. Electronics, 646-6832. time work available. MAnthlt MOfttfiAfiK man 647-5003. rior Specialist. Custom Roofing, siding, altera­ by the load or holt loads. Small, short haired, Mobile Aftercare Clinic, ASSISTANT MANAGER High hourly rate plus tion, additions. Same 131 New London Turn­ TRAINEE - Starting sa­ Wallpaper Hanging. In­ Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- INVITATION TO BID black and white mixed INSURANCE SECRE­ high bonus to start. .The as LOW AS ♦58D MANCHESTER — Main surance Damage Ap­ number for over 30 years. well St., Manchester, 643- Sealed bids will be received NEWSPAPER DEALER pike, Glastonbury, CT lary commensurate with 649-6495. breed. Reward. Children needed to deliver our TARY needed for local lob Involves telephone Street. $4 square ft. rent. praisers. Workmanship 7405. In the Office of the Dlrertor of 06033. experience. (12K plus) soliciting to set up ap­ General Services, 41 Center miss her. If seen please papers in Vernon/Rack- agency. ,Som e expe-, Central business district. Guaranteed! 646-8467. after experience. Must rience necessary. Plea­ pointments for our soles call Mary Dell. 646-4048. vllle area. Call Jeanne, RN NIGHTS Supervisor SEE OUR EXHIBIT-HOME SHOW Will sub-divide and ______SALE — bale hay at ticut, until April B, 1983 at be dedicated, self- sant personality a must. people. Work In our con­ Income Tax service S7 farm by the bale. ii:00a.m. lorthetoiiowino: OVER 10b 647-9946. position available every motivated, n.eat, ambi­ MARCH 23-27 - HARTFORD amortize alterations INTERIOR — EXTE­ LOST — Bolton Road, Salary negotiable de­ veniently located office over lease for qualllled ___ ;______Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- RHHrtoHiad Thermoolostic Vernon. Small size young Saturday night 7pm - tious, mature, and perso­ pending on experience. In East Hartford. Hours CIVIC CENTER RIOR Painting — Wal­ 7am. Excellent salary. nable. We offer paid tenants under net leases. lpapering and drywall well Street, Manchester. Tro«ie*Pa?nit***'^ male gray striped tiger MEDICAL SECRETA- Call 649-0016 9 to 4:30. 9am-1pm, and 5pm-9pm. 900TN #4S0 Two story building TAX PREPARATION In Tree Planting NEW SURARU'S IN cat. White paws and RY/Receptlonlst tor part Crestfleld Convalescent hospitalization and life Call today for Interview, Installation. Quality pro­ Home and Fenwbod insurance. Apply in per­ (16,000 square feet) full fessional work. Reasona- your home. Reliable, The Town ot Manchester is chest. 649-9934 or 289-2771. time fill In for vacations. CLERICAL POSITION In Mike SneldermAn, 569- o f f h o m e Manor In Manchester. son after 1pm, Mon-FrI., ‘ FIRST PRIZE $5000 basement, garage and , ble prices. Free esti­ ™ S"ove?,‘'Snd°MSlm?a)!at'fT?: Illnesses, etc. Peg board, office of wholesale dis­ 4990. American Frozen PRICE. DRAWING SUNDAY MAR 27, 4 PM freight elevator. Mr. shallr o43-v044. motive action poillcv tor oil adding machine, book­ Please call' Director, 9-12, Sat. Ask for the Food, Inc. mates. G.L. McHugh, STOCK — FOR IMMEDIATE Nursing Services at 643- manager. B8iG Cleaners, tributor. Accounts re­ Norman 647-5003. 643-9321. ------• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • of Its Contractors and Vend- Personals 02 keeping knowledge ne­ ceivable, general office ALL ENTRANTS QUALIFY FOR WALT ZINGLERS m- r>^i i _ _ _ ,, ors os o condition ot doing cessary. Salary commen­ 5151 Monday -Friday be­ Rt. 44A, Coventry, Ct. «nv aa^ira PMinn DESK - a|so business With the Town, as tween 9 and 3. procedure, some typing MMaOHaolTMl $1000 OFF SALES PRICE come tax service. Filina brass bed. Call 644-3234. per Federal Order 11246. surate with qualifications helpful. 30-40 hours Down7 UNTIL APRIL 11,1083 personal or small busi- Bid Forms, plans and specifi- DELIVERY — AT SOME and experience. Send re­ GOVERNMENT "jOBS - RIDE WANTED To Pratt PART TIM E Office em­ Various positions avalla- weekly Monday thru Fri­ OFRCE SPACE FOR RENT ness tax returns. In your cations ore available ot the sume or pick up applica­ day. Apply Manchester OFFICE: 643-1823 If no and Whitney L-Bulldlng. tion at Dr. Stephen Ro­ ployee from 8-1pm Mon­ ble through local ■am good SSS ssMng home since 1974. 646-5^. A y l Q m o t l V © Center°'strVet!*^ First shift. Call 649-5064 day thru Friday. Must agovernment agencies. Tobacco and Candy Com­ .A v e n l cm S S S -M O L answer 646-4241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ‘ ■wBiEWiivw Connecticut; OF THE LOWEST PRICES meo, 18 Haynes Street, pany, 299 Green Rood, ONE BUCKLAND SQUARE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, after 4pm. Manchester. have accaunting back­ $20,000 to $50,000 poten: .or i r s - m r *NON TRANSFERABLE ground and neat appear­ tial. Call (refundable) 1- Manchester. No phone nvuavnwiuHousehold WOODGoods ex62 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • C ROBERTo n necticut B. WEISS, GEN- calls. Home •how prteM good on Srti is ance. Excellent oppor­ 619-569-8304 Dept. CT104 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 m anager YOU'LL FIND ANYWHERE! tunity for woman •asoasaooooasaoeoaoaoaa KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ™ by Larry Wright tor your 1983 directory - returning to work. Send 24 hours. APPLICATIONS NOW Instruction 25 USBD REFRIGERA- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ' cm.iue'i’ umjetiftown resume to Box V, c/o The Being accepted for work ••••••••••••••••••••••a RonoeV Haori mmrnV 1’ 81 DATSUN Klno-Cob ' INVITATION TO BID Manchester Herald. MARKETING TRAINEE In meat processing plant. Ranges -. clean, guaran- pick.op. 9,000 miles. Ex- Sealed bids will be received w/eee RespoNsiBie - $1)00-month full time. Must have Class II driv­ CERAMIC CLASSES — Rentals AporlmgntsforRgnt 42 te e f parts and service. iniheOtticeottheDirectorot - ■ . — ^ IHVetATloN OF NEWSPAPER CARRI­ $450-month part time. En­ ers license. Apply In per­ Lovv prices. B.D; Pearl 8. J-fi'loao ' General Service, 41 Center new teaching studio^ Day Son, 649 AAnln Str<»pt 649-5ooy. Street, Manchester, Connec- RrtJNirroBE. T t€ Fir s t chair was boilt ERS Needed In Manches­ try lever position. Wllf son jAugnacki Special Mreet, ------^ ^2. 1903 at ter — School Street, train. Call Screening Op Meat Products, 50 Batson and evening classes. Coll Ceramics, Etc. 643-2862 '/6AR. ‘?26I B.C. as a ftST Spruce Street, Eldrldge erator, 569-8056. Drive, Buckland Indus­ Rgoms for Rent 41 MANCHESTER — Main ^ ______FOR SALE 1979 two door ■ VliT’EOUil»°M6NT°''°*''’“ ' Street, Vine Street, Wells trial Park, Manchester. 12:30 - 4:30pm, 646-1841 Street. Two rooms, ^ TH^ INVafloRS CAT. IT W W Tm Tioo evenings. heated, hot water, ap­ Street, Highland Street, BABYSITTER NEEDe C S ■ S'.jssssiiwisri.. VEARS. lATgR TfW AtWoNE THDUOrtric. «;iT pliances. No pets. Secur­ Ca^dlewood Drive, Monday - Friday, 7:30- CARPENTERS & carpen­ SEASONED OAK - 4ft. M EXECSTNElimOUM - M N O ^ a t . ” ! ? ! r s ;»»'■ ~ 1983 DL STATION WAGON - ON DEMAND Somerset Drive. Call TUTORING - Reading, ity. Parking. 523-7047. otter. Call between 10am “” er school IN IT. 5PM- In my home or ter helpers- Steady year spelling, writing for lengths, $70.00 a cord. UP TO 1,800 8Q. FT. John 647-9946. round work. Must have and lorn 649-4425 6pm. The Town of Manchester Is 4-WHEEL DRIVE yours. 649-5572. children and adults. Cer­ Call 228-9101 weekends CUSTOMIZED TENANT LAYOUT ipm. gay aaza. ------ogporfunllv em- tools and transporttion. and evenings. TWO ROOMS — third ______19A9 wuu f ASTBACK- plover, and requires an attlr- Metallic paint, rustproof bodyside C AIE $TQOC Call 643-4139. tified teachers. Specialist ADJACENT TO EXIT 03 1-86 in dyslexia. Call 649-2428. floor, adults. Stove, re­ KEROSENE HEATERS llK i.ii.^ a in a matlveactlonpollcvtorallot molding, pinstripes, wheel trim- J M liK # CELEBRITY CIPHER frigerator, utilities. $275. I^ E O IA T E Oc CUPANCY — 50%OFFonall remain- its Contractors and vendors CBtBbfity Ophar cryptooramt craatad from i)uotatk>ns by famoua paopla. paat ••••••••••••••••••••••a NICE ROOM For gentle­ Ino Inventnrv R n Excellent Interior. $750or os o condition of doing mings. AM-FM radio and much O N L Y ^1 5 2 . 8 6 mo. arid praaani. Each iattar In tha ctphar atanda for anothar. Today'$ . CONVENIENCE STORE Security. Call otter 6pm CALL: MR. LAWRENeriASrSiei Penrii best Offer. Call 649-8367 or more; , ' CLERK-Full and part man. On busline. $50.00 649-2236. rOanSf 643-2171. x.jx.gio'j per Federol Order 11246. time positions available. Real Estate per week plus security. ______* ______. ' ------Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ "IE STLRJVI KY AOQA NKTJY QTV 646-2000. FOUR PLACE SET­ cations are available at the 48 mos. 13.9% APR, $1800 down cash or trade, fin. charge $1742.28 All shifts. Apply In per­ MANCHESTER — Extra 1974 MATADOR,- two General Services Office, 41 son, 7-Eleven Store, 305 aaoaaaoaaooooaoaoaoaoaa aoaaaaaaaaa...... PAINTING AND PAPER TINGS Ot Lenox China. Center Street, Manchester, Total paymenta $7337.28. Tax and registration not Included. large two bedroom town- door, 6 cylinder, rebuilt Connecticut. QJFOEY ^GMMKMN AOTLGNO IE Green Road, Homos tor Solo 31 TWO ROOMS — private house. Private basement, C o r w iC G S HANGING — ceilings rc - Springdale paHern. Sells auto transmission, new for $99 place setting. Will TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Manchester. entrances, ladles $30., heat, hot water, central a c i w 1 VW paired. References, fully exhaust, AM-FM. $395.00. CONNECTICUT sell all for $175. 643-8268. IK M P . W L M Y K P V T K M N IE ooaaeooaaaaoaooaaaoaooa mens $30. Also, fur coat, alr-condlttonlng In­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Insured. Quality work, 646-4925. ROBERT B. WEISS, GEN­ aaaaaaaaaaa Martin Moftsson, even- ERAL MANAGER PART TIM E- Take Inven­ dresses, suits, etc. Call cluded. $495. Call649-4800. 035-02 MANCHESTER•CLEAN 649-5459. AOLGNOAY AOVE FLGJPM’A PQTV tory In Manchester and nice duplex, 5 and 5. $«rvlcw OffM’Mi $1 Ings 649-4431. 1973 FORD PINTO SCHALLEB stores. Car necessary. Gas heat. Good Invest­ Misc. for $olt 63 Wagon, standard. Excel­ Write phone number, ex­ THREE ROOM Heated S. FQJH.” — QMPE NKRR '' ment. Owner-Agent 643- CENTRALLY LOCATED apartment 118 Main lent condition. Call 643- perience to: ICC 466, Box 8552. downtown. Exception­ C A M TREE Service — TEACHERS — exterior aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 7959 after 4om., HONDA • OLDSMOBILE • SUBARU PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The trouble with the rat race is that 527, Paramus, N.J. 07652. Street, third floor. No You'll never know the ally Cleon rooms. Kitchen oppi lances. Security and Free estimatM, discount painting, no lob too Veterans Drive, New Britain even If you win, you’re still a rat." — Lily Tomlin Finding a b u y^ for spor­ senior citizens. Company small. Free estimates, < 30 POINT DIAMOND power of ClassiCied until privileges. Mold, linen tenant Insurance rg- 1973 FORD LTD tor sale. N.B. 2 3 3 -2 2 3 0 sio.. ivs7 H t fd j^ 2 S - 1 4 0 3 e 1943 by NEA. Inc. 162 LP N -11 to 7pm. Monday - you use it yourslef. Call t/lWSbyNEA me TMRog y S Fgi * Tu 0 « ting goods is easy when you service. Security re­ auired. $350. Phong 444- Manchester owned and lowest prices. Call Jim Ring for sale. $300.00. Call First $350 takes It. Call Fridov. Call 649-2358. advertise in Ciauified. quired. Call 643-0694. 2426 9-5 weekdays. operated. Call 646-1327. 289-3579 or Craig 289-5527. 649-7373 anytime. 646-2219. today to place an ad.