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Tension Mounts in Poland

24 - THE HERALD. Sat., April 4, 1981

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Soviet MAIN ST. neighbors are prepared to stop motorized troops reported pouring 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 MANCHESTER •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR “disruption by anybody and in for extended Warsaw Pact MINIT-MAN PRINTINQ anything.” maneuvers in and around Poland. •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 race •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING In Washington, a U.S. intelligence Prague, Czechoslovakia: HARTFORD (UPI) - Author source said Soviet military Czechoslovak Communist Party Robin Moore officially kicked off his preparations have been raised to the congress opens under the watchful YANKEE ALUMMUM SERVICES candidacy for the Republican U.S. highest possible levels and the “next gaze of Soviet leader Leonid 20 Warran St., Manchaater Senate nomination today, saying his step from where they are now is to Brezhnev, who joins applause at a (Oppoalto Royal lea Craam) •4A -110I probable opponent. Sen. Lowell go to war.” The situation is at a warning that Warsaw Pact allies Weicker, is out of touch with his con­ “decisive point," he said. were ready to "defend their in­ with this ad stituency. “We are not hiding the fact that terests" in Poland. Moore, who wrote “ The our people are following the events Bonn, West Germany: West Ger­ 10513ns, lOC 10% Discount Green Berets” and “The French in fraternal Poland with disquiet," man government spokesman Connection,” said he wouldn’t con­ Czech communist leader Gustav quotes Soviet leader Leonid 341 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN. 0«0«0 off glass screen repair it duct a campaign against the two- Husak told his party congress in Brezhnev as saying he would like to Manchester Professional Park, Suite A-1 Betty Gallagher, Prop. 35 Style* of doors to choose from In sny color. term GOP senator unless he thought Prague. “The situation in Poland visit Bonn. Government sources he could win. continues to disturb us greatly," said the visit probably would take WE SERVICE AND INSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND CORUNERCIAl “I have spent too much time in the Brezhnev sat in the place of honor place in the next six months. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION K-B AUTOMOTIVE real trenches of battle ... to know directly behind the rostrum listening London; Defense secretary HEATING and SHEET M ETAL KEN BRAITHWAITE that a half-hearted or shackled effort intently as Husak warned that those Caspar Weinberger says there is 29 9 BROAD ST. 643-8844 is frustrating and often self- creating unrest must understand uncertainty about exact nature of defeating,” Moore, a resident of “our clear standpoint. Soviet military moves toward New England Mechanical Services, Inc. SPECUUZMG M: Westport, said at a news conference. “The protection of the socialist Poland and the best indication of • STARTERS He allied himself with President system is the concern of each Soviet intentions would come from Reagan in his announcement speech socialist state, but also the joint con­ the Communist Party Congress in 166 TUNNEL RD. • GENERATORS •TUNE UPS and faulted Weicker for not doing so. cern of the states of the Socialist Prague. VERNON, CT. 06066 • ALTERMTORS •WIRMG He raised money for President community, which are determined Jerusalem: Secretary of State 871-1111 Reagan in the 1980 campaign and to defend their interests and the Alexander Haig voices fresh was an alternate to the Republican social achievements of the people. American concern over Soviet CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S Serving Mane better over SO yri. 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For any working members of my party.” and Secretary of Defense Caspar Larga Salactlon of cern over Soviet military steps in information, please phone 646-1777. V Wedding Cakes A Specialty “ConnecUcut's current Weinberger in London on the first response to labor unrest in Poland ImportaU 4 Pomtatlc Wlnaa Republican senator is totally out of (Shown in the above photo, left to right, is: Brian Barry, Linda Thatcher and Reggie Foley stop of a trip to meet NATO allies. and said the United States was touch with the concerns and MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. “We are watching it minute by taking some "unprecedented 4 5 aspirations of Connecticut’s citizens MANCHESTER OVER minute,” Haig said in Jerusalem of measures” to influence a cease-fire Suppfiera of Safety Protection YEARS expressed so clearly last Nov. 4,” the military situation around in Lebanon. Low Cost Printing Is Only MINUS EXPERIENCE Moore said. 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A third probable can­ military activities around Poland and its satellites, " said Haig, whose HARRISON ST. didate is Prescott Bush Jr. of signals for bicycle riders at a bicycle clinic was sponsored by the Bentley School PTA were reaching a “worrisome" level, 5 Glen Rd. • M anchester • 643-5107 MANCHESTER middle East tour has been New England Sm o r ia l s Greenwich, brother of Vice Presi­ at Bentley School Saturday morning. Giving in cooperation with the police department, and in an interview published today overshadowed by fears of a Soviet in­ dent George Bush. the instruction Is Police Officer Joseph in U.S. News and World Report, vasion of Poland. Pat problems? Call (or quality steam warned that the Soviet Union would Winding up a 22-hour visit to Israel EVERYTHING IN GLASS Mechanical ServIcee, Inc. carpet cleaning... the suffer “enormous" strategic losses with his second meeting with Prime "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" Bane-Clene' way if it invaded. Minister Menachem Begin before CALL To protect Jodie Foster In Berlin, the East German news departing for Amman, Jordan, Haig J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. Potts Mshtlsnincs agency ADN said fresh units have spoke briefly with reporters. He 4S7No.MalnSL been brought for the extended War­ called his series of meetings with 6 4 3 -S 0 S 6 saw Pact maneuvers and hinted Israeli officials "highly productive. " 649-7332 “We do a Iota more than their duties might extend beyond the Discussing the situation in OKER 30 YEARS EXPERlEyCE clean carpet*" war games, 31 BIS8ELL 8T. MANCHESTER Classmates act as buffers Lebanon, where Syrian FREE ESTURATES “In the staging and deployment peace-keeping troops and Christian •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS 24 HOUR SERVICE NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A would-be •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC played up in the newspapers and she areas the troops were briefed militiamen moved into the sixth day FULLY INRURED presidential assassin’s infatuation DeNiro says, “If you don’t love me Even students who were angered had nothing to do with it. She’s as that publicity has forced Miss Foster politically and militarily on the im­ of their most serious fighting in two with actress and Yale University I’m going to kill the president.” FAMOUS BRAND much a victim." pending combat mission," ADN said years, Haig said the United States freshman Jodie Foster has sparked At Yale, Hinckley’s suspected to curtail her college life said she “She’s not known as a of the maneuvers, which were views "the brutality of the Syrian ac­ TELEVISION • APPLIANCES J.B. ELECTRONICS some classroom debate but students motivation has provided “intellec­ appeared capable of handling the MANCIIKSTER STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV grandstander,” said another stu­ scheduled to end two weeks ago. tion against the Christian enclave as feel sorry for her “unfortunate” tual” material for discussion. situation. ' ' SALES AND SERVICE dent. “She’s very earnest. When she “The commanders and their staffs a very, very serious turn of events, situation. Many students said the connection “Many people feel it’s a great came here some people might have deployed the new forces quickly," which is unacceptable by any HOME NPROVEMENT A dozen Yale students interviewed was frightening. tragedy,” said Andrew Paulson, stu­ been wary of her. But she’s been a Junior Josh Leavitt said the ADN said, while not specifying measure of appropriate inter­ DN. 1 L ■ f *i * ■ I Saturday were obviously annoyed by dent producer of “Getting Out." 1------rn matter came up in a course he takes, where the Soviet, East German, national standards of conduct. " _ 6 o o a reporter's questions about Miss >Ute 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 “Network News and Ethics.” “On the other hand,” he said, Czech and Polish troops taking part He warned that the consequences Foster and said they felt the need to "Jodie has had nothing but support in the maneuvers were operating. of a failure to return to a cease-fire TV Nnt to Stoi) I Shop shield her from “uncaring” publicity “It brings up the whole question of violence in TV and movies and how from everyone and. none of this But the report said that the new' were ‘"of course, most, most JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 and gossip. Foster a pupil, troops landed on the coast, people act out their fantasies. It’s seems to have affected her in any serious." Most students said they felt sorry presumably the Baltic coast where chilling," said Leavitt. traumatic way,” “We've taken a number of for Miss Foster, unwittingly tied to not a celebrity the Polish labor movement began in Another student said Miss Foster’s Other students, admitting Yale measures — and some of them un­ MERCURY the violent drama play^ out in Gdansk, and the sparse details “symbolic role” in the attempted had accustomed them to celebrities, precedented measures — in the last Washington last Monday, and wished offered indicated a logistical under­ KITCHEN 4 BATHROOM REMODELINQ assassination was discussed in his were indifferent to Miss Foster's 48 hours dealing bilaterally with the “everybody would just leave her taking that could put equipment and regular student, despite her fame. American Studies seminar. publicity. nations that can apply influence to Plwm IMO-2700 Visit our Showroom at alone.” And now this falls in her lap.” staff in place for an invasion. the situation, " Haig said. He did not The “bizarre circumstances” “I guess I’m pretty blase,” said NO SERVICE CHARGE Typical was a comment from Miss Foster received a batch of In a surprise move, Poland dis­ outline the measures taken. which tied Miss Foster to the sophomore Michael Frishkopf. 385 Center St. freshman Amy Renkert, whose “love” notes from John W. Hinckley patched to Prague hard-line leader Earlier, Haig was asked if he New England Mechanical Services, Inc. MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:30 P.M. Reagan shooting provides “enor­ “There are famous people here all roommate is the director of the stu­ Jr., the man accused of trying to kill Stefan Olszowski, who has been at thought the Syrians might be trying Maanratkms tor • Hotalt • Alrlhiaa • StaamsMpa THURS. TILL 9:00 P.M. mous material for pondering the the time. Henry Kissinger's son goes 627 Main Straet dent production “Getting Out,” in President Reagan. He apparently odds with party chief Stanislaw to heat up the situation in Lebanon at ROUTE #83 • POST OFFICE BOX 3147 a TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT 06066 which Miss Foster plays a prostitute events of our time,” said an instruc­ here. Who cares whether some nut was infatuated with the teen-age ac­ tor who asked not to be identified. Kania's moderate policy of seeking Russia’s behest to divert attention AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, HEATING, SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS (203) 643-2738 & ____ _64.7-9.a S ____ in prison for killing a cab driver. tress and prosecutors theorize he sent Jodie Foster letters?” “I think it’s interesting the way to work with the Solidarity union. from Poland. 643-2192 “Everybody’s saying they feel was out to impress her through the “There are bigger things nature has imitated art. There’s There was no word on whether Kania "It's important that we look very SPECIALIZING IN sorry for her," said Miss Renkert. assassination attempt. happening at Yale," said a student New England Mechanical Services, Inc., established in 1966 is located on Route 83 in Talcottville. Tlic MINIT-MAIN PRINTING been a lot of discussion along those would go. carefully at the motivations for the SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 488 aamfli tr. • m m u u i h 84e.i7n “She came here to be a Yale student Miss Foster is best known for her distributing copies of a feminist firm specializes in sales, service, design and installation of industrial and commercial air conditioning, lines here,” the instructor said, Olszowski ostensibly headed a situation in Lebanon." Haig said — not a celebrity. This whole thing is role as a prostitute in the film “Taxi magazine. Nearby, student refrigeration, heating. and ventilation systems. 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'V V) HICK AM AF b I UPI WEATHER FOTOCABT (P -HawaH Khomeini OKs answer Reagan is ‘doing fine’ \T E r iP WASHINGTON lUPI) — President Reagan’s BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Ayatollah Ruhollah Atlantic Ocean Khomeini today approved Iran’s proposed response to the temperature was bark to normal as he began his second ii-C A P E week in the hospital today, and doctors reported he is plan to settle the Persian Gulf war developed by an Weather .WHITE SANDS Islamic mediation team, the state-run Pars news agency 'CANAVERAL "doing fine” in his recovery from a would-be assassin's New Mexico > Florida Storage Bey bullet reported. EDWARDS A.F.B...... Wing Doctors keeping a close watch for possible medical , The agency said President Abolhasan Bani-Sadr will California (Launch Site) Bay Doors' complications are hopeful Reagan may be able to return discuss the Iranian response to the Islamic plan later (PRIMARY LANDING SITE)^’ to the White House this week. today with the nation’s Supreme Defense Council and an­ Today’s forecast Crew The president was "doing fine" when he awoke today nounce Iran’s final stand on the issue. Cabin and his temperature — which had fluctuated Friday and It was still not clear how much, if any, of the Islamic Considerable cloudiness, windy and cooler with a few Saturday — was normal again, an early medical report peace proposals would be accepted by Iran. An earlier showers this afternoon and evening. High ternperatures I' f-'j / Caribbean Sea said today. "He slept well ' report that Khomeini had accepted the proposals in the low and mid 50s. Tonight fair and cool with lows in themselves was incorrect and resulted from a mis­ Reagan was .shot in the chest during an assassination the upper 30s. Tuesday sunny and milder with highs in the Pacific Ocean ..... attempt a week ago that also injured his press secretary translation of an Iranian radio report. low and mid 60s. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph today Shuttle and two lawmen. The man charged with trying to kill The plan, which was carried by Habib Chatti, secretary diminishing to 10 to 15 mph late tonight and continuing ... ^ Orbiter him. John W. Hinckley Jr.. 25. is undergoing psychiatric general of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, Tuesday. tests in a federal prison in North Carolina calls for the formation of a committee to Shatt al-Arab Doctors said Sunday new X-rays showed traces of dried waterway — the key area in dispute. The “Columbia" Is bathed In Columbia Sunday, clearing the way for the The Space Shuttle "Columbia” stands have alternates at Rota, Spain; Kadena Air blood and dead tissue in Reagan's injured lung, but The waterway divides the two warring countries and Extended outlook search lights Sunday as It rests on pad 39A start of the countdown to launch America’s poised on Its launch pad. John Force Base, Okinowa and Hickam Air Force smears of sputum and cultures found no indication of in­ was under Iranian control until Iraq launched its attack Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through at Cape Canaveral, Fla., waiting for the first manned spacecraft in nearly six years. Young and , will have Base, Hawaii, aside from other alternate fection. Sept. 22 and moved into the Iranian oil producing region Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., as their lan­ Friday: countdown for launch to begin. Engineers (UPI photo) landing fields of White Sands, N.M., or There have been no signs of pneumonia, a complication around the estuary. ding site. But in case of difficulties, they that could logically arise from the lung damage Reagan Pars said the plan would have to be approved by the Miissiirliii!ii-ltH, Rhode Island and C onnerlirut: decided to bypass a short circuit In the Cape Canaveral, Fla. (UPI photo) Generally fair weather Wednesday and Friday. Chance of suffered country’s Supreme Defense Council before being showers Thursday. Low temperatures mid 30s to low 40s. "We re watching very closely and covering all even­ accepted as official government policy on the conflict, Highs in the 50s. tualities. " said Dr Dennis O'Leary, a spokesman at but Khomeini’s decisions have rarely been questioned. Verinoni: Variable cloudiness with a chance of George Washington University Medical Center, where showers through the period. Highs mainly in the 50s. Reagan has been hospitalized since the shooting. The president’s temperature, which has run as high as Lows in the 30s. Another man missing Maine and New llunipsliire: Chance of showers Countdown underway for shuttle flight 102 in recent days, was described as "normal" in a medical report issued by the White House Sunday Wednesday. Fair Thursday and Friday. Lows in the mid ATLANTA (UPI) — Police said the disappearance of a 20s north to low 30s south. Highs in the 40s north to low CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPI) for the mission, they had more flight ambitious 36-orbit test flight. necessary, to catch up on lagging oscillations, they can build up to America’s first manned spaceflight second mentally retarded black man loosely fits the 50s south Wednesday and Thursday and in the 40s all sec­ — The countdown for the maiden rehearsals in a spacecraft simulator The long sequential series of flight work. dangerous levels. Such vibrations since three astronauts flew an Apollo Brady progressing pattern of Atlanta’s missing and murdered children, but tions Friday. flight of the space shuttle Columbia on today’s schedule at the Johnson preparations began almost routinely Launch director George F. Page nearly ruined the unmanned Apollo 6 to an Earth orbital rendezvous with Vice President George Bush arrives at stopped short of adding him to the list of 24 cases in­ moved smoothly today toward -the Space Center in Houston. at 11:30 p.m. EST on the signal of decided to use up some of that test flight in 1968. Surface pieces of two Soviet cosmonauts in July 1975. test conductor Andy Brown. “hold” time to recoup work time George Washington University Hospitai vestigated by a special task force. Friday launch that would make John Today’s countdown work included the aluminum honeycomb struc­ Since then Americans have been WASHINGTON (CPU — White House press secretary Larry Rogers, although 20 or 21, was built like a child at National forecast Young and Robert Crippen the first pressurization of helium tanks used Barring delays, the countdown will lost in part when engineers dis­ ture enclosing a dummy spacecraft Jim Brady, known for his wit and tenacity, is displaying Sunday, to brief President Reagan on covered a short circuit in wiring grounded while NASA's attention 5-foot-3 and 110 pounds. Police Sunday also described him Americans in space since 1975. to push propellants into the Colum­ end when computers monitoring 1,- flaked off under the severe forces turned to the $9.6 billion shuttle both as he fights to recover from a bullet that required Poland and Lebanon. The administration is as having “the mind of a child,” much the same as 21- bia’s twin orbital maneuvering 000 different measurements send the between an electrical distribution and two engines failed. By United Press; International Los Angeles f 89 63 A late-hour countdown snag was development. removal of a portion of his brain. concerned by increased Soviet miiitary ac­ year-old Eddie “Bubba” Duncan, who was buried Satur­ City & Fest Hi Lo Pep engines and 44 little control rockets signal that will ignite the Columbia’s device and one of two valves used to A National Aeronautics and Space Doctors Sunday said he "continues to make satisfac­ Louisville sy 57 36 bypassed and even the weather control up-and-down vibrations tivity around Poiand. (UPi photo) day and is considered the 24th victim in the string of un­ Albuquerque f 64 31 .... Memphis sy 67 44 mounted in the ship’s nose and tail three engines and twin boosters at Administration official at the time The Soviet Union, meanwhile, has tory progress. " and Brady’s own words, spiced with Anchorage pc 38 25 .... appeared to be cooperating. sections. 6:50 a.m. EST in four days. called the “pogo” effect. likened the structure of the rocket to mounted a steady manned solved homicides. Miami Bech cy 79 70 Forecasters’ initial outlook called vigor and humor, have given his friends and family Asheville sy 70 41 .17 Milwaukee sy ’The start of the countdown late The countdown consists of 73 hours The solution was to rewire the a tuning fork. If you strike it rig h t- spaceflight project and two Twenty-one children have been found dead while two 40 24 for good conditions at the scheduled renewed hope about his overall chances. others are still missing. Atlanta sy 71 41 .19 Minneapolis sy 47 28 Sunday marked the start of the final of specific jobs, but it has 30 hours pogo system so the valve was con­ in this case by engine thrust fluc­ cosmonauts. Vladimir Kovalyonok launch time shortly after sunrise. The severity of his wound and the decision to remove a No coal talks planned Rogers reportedly was last seen by a neighbor getting Billings w 66 37 .... Nashville sy 63 38 phase in the nation’s long and often- and 20 minutes of “hold” periods in­ nected to the distributor linked to the tuations — it will vibrate up and and Viktor Savinykh, have been in part of his brain damaged in the assassination attempt on into a green station wagon with a black man last Monday. Birmingham sy 68 37 .... New Orleans f 74 44 Although Young says he and troubled effort to get the terspersed in six places to give other valve. down. orbit for three and a half weeks in President Reagan last week, have spread fears that Rogers’ foster father did not report him missing until Boston w 66 42 .66 New York cy 66 46 .67 Crippen are “ 140 percent” trained revolutionary shuttle ready for the technicians a rest and time, if Without a system to dampen the The launch of the Columbia will be the Salyut 6 space station. Union officials indicate talks to end the 11-day-old Brwn.svll Tx.cy 86 56 .... Brady's chances of escaping brain damage were strike by the nation's 160,000 soft coal miners may not Thursday. Oklahoma Cty f 67 38 Buffalo pc 58 31 .... Omaha sy 56 minimal resume until late this week, adding to a gloomy predic­ The Rogers case was in the hands of Atlanta’s missing 30 But for the past few days, he has kept up a steady Chrlstn S.C. sy 75 SO .06 Philadelphia pc 68 43 ,63 tion by the coal industry’s top negotiator that a settle­ persons bureau Sunday and an investigator said he could Charitt N.C. sy 68 41 .15 stream of one-liners that indicate "the Bear" — his Phoenix sy 88 61 ’“4 . ment will not come quickly. “not say" if it would be turned over to the special task Chicago sy 42 22 .... Pittsburgh pc 56 33 Former Iran hostages nickname — is improving quicker than anyone had hoped. United Mine Workers President Sam Church Jr. force. “There’s no way to tell," he said. Cleveland sy 57 33 .... Portland M. cy Take Saturday. Brady, whose face is still heavily ban­ 56 46 .46 remained in seclusion during the weekend and was un­ Columbus sy 57 34 .... Portland Ore. r 57 39 daged and swollen from the wound and subsequent 6' 2- .10 available for comment. Dallas f 70 37 .... Providence w 62 42 .80 hour operation, was attempting to open his eyes as his When UMW spokesman Eldon Callen was asked in Denver sy 61 36 .... Richmond pc 80 48 .74 surgeon. Dr Arthur Kobrine stood watching nearby. Washington Sunday about the resumption of talks, he Des Moines sy 52 29 .... St. Louis sy 59 35 resuming normal lives Detroit sy Kobrind has been asking Brady some questions about said, "I don’t expect anything to happen for the next few Lebanon nearing war 49 26 .... Salt Lak Ctypc 61 48 his job to gauge the extent of the damage. Duluth sy 41 25 .... San Antonio cy 78 46 days.” El Paso f 72 45 .... stays that way” Johns Hopkins University BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Syrian troops fighting San Diego f 83 59 WASHINGTON (UPI) - “ No one requested what B.R. "Bobby” Brown, head negotiator for the Hartford w 60 40 .54 San Francisco f Hermening, a Marine with his wife on a book rightist Christian militia and Lebanese army regulars ig­ 67 48 Kevin Hermening is you could consider a Bituminous Coal Operators Association, said during the Honolulu sy 85 72 ...... San Juan sh 86 76 sergeant, at 19 was the about the crisis. nored a papal peace appeal and calls for a cease-fire .29 recruiting Marines and dangerous post." Krys Legal clock stopped weekend he was ‘not optimistic" at the prospects of en­ Indianapolis sy 47 30 ... Seattle r 62 36 .14 youngest hostage. This fall, "Lve been very happy ding the walkout, which began March 27 after rank-and- today, moving to the brink of civil war in artillery, tank Jacksn Mss. sy 70 41 .... looking forward to going to said. Spokane pc 60 29 .06 college. The former hostages are he plans to go to college and fulfilled in 20 years in WASHINGTON (UPIl — Mental examinations have file union members rejected a tenative agreement. and mortar battles. Jacksonville pc 88 55 .01 Tampa pc 81 65 Moorhead Kennedy is likely to compare notes on and study architecture. the Foreign Service, but stopped the legal clock for President Reagan’s accused Brown said he had been in touch with West Virginia Police sources said up to Sunday night more than 150 Kansas City sy 58 35 .01 Washington pc 73 SO .28 writing a book and con­ their activities since their Kennedy, the economic basically 1 consider myself assailant. John W Hinckley Jr , described by his parents Gov. Jay Rockefeller, who is working with both sides to people were killed and some 400 wounded in the fighting Las Vegas sy 75 49 .... Wichita w 64 33 Little RooW 45 ... sidering running for public a public servant," Kennedy as “a sick boy” shorten the strike, but neither man would discuss details between the Syrians and Phalangists in Beirut and Zahle office. said. The court-ordered psychiatric tests, which could take of the conversations. that began Wednesday. And Michael J. Metrinko Metrinko, a State up to three months, supercede Hinckley’s constitutional A UMW member was being held today on a murder Lebanon’s pro-Syrian leftist militias, who stayed out of Department political of­ charge in Virginia following a scuffle in a Pennington the latest round of fighting, ordered a general mobiliza­ is getting reacquainted right to a speedy trial, a Justice Department spokesman with his hometown of Most want to shed ficer, said he is unsure of said Sunday. Gap tavern Friday in which a non-union miner was shot tion and said “there is no escape from the battle of his next assignment and destiny." Olyphant, Pa., while trying Hinckley. 25, the son of a Denver oilman, is charged to death and his brother injured. has been trying to answer “Unite your ranks and meticulously carry out the to answer stacks of mail. A with the assassination attempt one week ago today that ‘former hostage’ label “10,000 pieces of mail." orders which you will receive,” leftist leader Walid Hermening, Kennedy left four persons, including Reagan, wounded. If con­ “When 1 first got back, 1 victed, he could receive up to a life sentence. Jumblatt told his men in Beirut and the countryside. and Metrinko were among Budget battle moves the 52 Americans freed thought it was overkill, " he from Iran on Jan. 20 release during a reunion in and commercial officer in said of the public's WASHINGTON (UPI 1 — The battle of the budget, easi­ Gustav Husak, General Secretary of the Communist Party delegation to attend the following 444 days of cap­ White Sulphur Springs, Tehran, and his wife response. "But then 1 ly won by President Reagan in the RepuUican-dominated Brigade leader nabbed Central Committee of the Communist Party 16th Congress of the Communist Party of tivity. W.Va., April 14-16. Louisa, who was an able started getting all these “It’s still pretty rushed, spokesman for the hostage letters from people and Senate, is now in the Democrat-controlled House, where to follow. of Czechoslovakia, right, welcomes Leonid Czechoslovakia to open In Prague today. All appreciated the skirmishes seem certain. homecoming celebrations, but it is slowing down a families, may seek elec­ learning what it meant to ROME (UPIl — In the sharpest blow against Italian The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Brezhnev at Prague airport Sunday. (UPI photo) tive office in their home them and 1 decided maybe Today marked the start of work by the House Budget the parades, the yellow rib­ bit," said Hermening, a Lottery terrorism in a decade, police believe they have captured The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. state of Maine. it wasn’t overkill after Committee on a draft budget package — one expected to the founder of the Red Brigades gang who masterminded Brezhnev arrived at the head of the Soviet bons. But now most would Marine recTuiXex. in The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Milwaukee, Wis. “I hope it Kennedy is working at all” have a little more money for social programs and less for the killing of former Premier Aldo Moro three years ago. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. like to shed the label defense than recommended by the president or the Mario Moretti, 35, allegedly one of the group’s American magician Harry Houdini was bom April 6, “former hostage" and Senate, resume their lives as free Numbers drawn Saturday “historic founders,” was arrested along with three other 1874. Chairman James Jones, D-Okla , held private meetings suspected terrorists in northern Milan Saturday after­ On this date in history: U.S. citizens. Connecticut 033 Rhode Island 2233 with committee Democrats from 'Thursday through Sun­ Czechs repeat warning “The situation was noon as he walked to a meeting that police believe was In 1830, Jpseph Smith organized the Church of the Maine 717 Vermont 824 day in an effort to reach a consensus on spending cuts called to plan the Red Brigades’ reorganization and Latter Day Saints, more familiarly known as the Mormon agony, but I have to look New Hampshire 3115 Massachusetts 4733 they could support as a group. resurgence. Church, in Fayette, N.Y. beyond that,” said Barry Rosen of Brooklyn, who KmCAMERON In 1945, the Japanese battleship Yamato was sunk by U.S. planes in the Pacific during World War II. on Warsaw Pact stand was the press attache at In 1968, federal troops and National Guardsmen were the U.S. Embassy in Tehran when it was seized ordered out for riot duty in Chicago, Washington and PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (UPI) our people are following the events rostrum listening intently. Husak in­ Detroit, as rioting and looting continued in protest over on Nov. 4, 1980. ISZECUTSOIL — With Soviet leader Leonid in fraternal Poland with disquiet,” troduced him as the “greatest peace R o sen , 36, h as a Capitol Region Highlights the assassination of Martin Luther King. said Husak, who was installed after fighter in the world.” Brezhnev looking on, Czech Com­ fellowship to Columbia In 1975, Nationalist Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek munist Party leader Gustav Husak the Soviet invasion of his country in Brezhnev was scheduled to speak died at the age of 87. University where he is today repeated the Kremlin warning 1968 ended an experim ent in to the 1,454 voting delegates and 350 preparing a dissertation on iHLL41’‘WITH A thought for the day: First American President subdivision on the same site and also a development that the entire Warsaw Pact will act liberalization. guests invited to the 4'A-day event Recommended improvements for the system would George Washington said, “To be prepared for war is one Iran, a topic he is studying Fatal accident cost about $1.3 million. of 10 duplex houses. It was determined that neither to stop “anybody and anything” Tuesday morning. “without bitterness.” He of the most effectual means of preserving peace.” would have any adverse impact on traffic. threatening a communist govern­ “Events indicate that the crisis “All who are attempting to misuse also is writing a book and VERNON — A South Windsor teen-ager who was ment. development in Poland is con­ the events in Poland for instigating plans a speaking tour. struck by a car about 3 a m. Sunday, on Route 83, Workfare faulted Brezhnev’s unexpected arrival at tinuing,” he said, reading from a 79- anti-socialist campaigns must be ’The State Department is W M m. was pronounced dead on arrival at Rockville $300,000 raised Czechoslovakia’s 16th Communist page speech. “The situation in reminded of our clear standpoint,” helping the one-time When I was asked to do a television commercial for General Hospital. VERNON — Vernon members of the American Party Congress Sunday raised fears Poland continues to disturb us Husak said in reiterating what has hostages move on, placing Blueray, I wanted evidence that their furnaces actually Police said Seana R. Painter, 18, of Palmer Federation of State, County and Municipal he planned to consult his Warsaw greatly.” become known as the Brezhnev doc­ them in new assignments could reduce oil bills. The proof was in our own home! 6 HARTFORD •— A twelve and one-half hour Pact allies on intervention in Brezhnev, wearing a medal trine-intervention in another state is Our old oil furnace ran well. But'atler laboratory-test­ Drive, South Windsor, was struck by a car driven by Employees have been asked to help the union take telethon, conducted by the Roman Catholic 3hf Hfralii with high priority given to Alan Boucher, 25, also of South Windsor, Police said legal action to protect them in connection with the Poland. bedecked navy blue suit, sat in the justified to preserve the communist choice locations. ing, a new Blueray BF-75 was installed. Based on strict Archdiocese of Hartford, raised some $300,000 in Official Manchester Newspaper comparison guidelines set by the Dept, of Energy. Miss Painter was walking along Route 83 when mandated Workfare Program. “We are not hiding the fact that place of honor directly behind the system. “’The view here is they pledges Sunday for 91 schools in the Hartford USPS 327-500 vol. C, No. 158 “The protection of the socialist Blueray is now cutting the Swayze fuel bill by 41 %! struck. The accident is still under investigation. Dominic J. Badolato, executive director of Archdiocese, should be left alone to live AFSCME, said the program, which puts welfare Published daily except Sunday and certain system is the concern of each their own lives," said Here's what makes Bluerays signlllcantly The program was directed by the Rev. Edmund S. more elflclent than ordinary tumaces: workers in municipal jobs, will take over jobs just holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald socialist state, but also the joint con­ department executive Nadolny, director of the archdiocese’s office of cern of the states of the Socialist Unique, patented blue tlame combustion: only Bluerays lurn as the CETA program did, “This is bargaining unit Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class Germans plan details Sheldon J. Krys. “’They oil into clean blue heat with zero soot emission radio and televsion. Students from the schools 1 work that will be performed under the guise of postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER; community, which are determined Attorney will sue provided entertainment during the telethon and have come back to people "Heat-trap" exchanger a superior heal changed job titles and without the benefits provided Send address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, to defend their interests and the who cared for them, their more than 1,000 teachers, parents and parishoners social achievements of the people. 2exchanger lets Bluerays trap more ol the heat by our working agreements,” Badolato said. Manchester, Conn. 06040. ^ families, the people in they produce than other designs A ERON — Attorney Abbot Schwebel has in­ answered telephones. for Brezhnev's visit The Soviet Union was making He told union members that the union is going to their communities.” formed Town Clerk Henry Butler that he intends to tremendous efforts to “shield the The right size lor your homo: the oil lurnaces bring suit againsUJie town if the Water Pollution allow people working at minimum wages to take To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call BONN, West Germany (UPI) — news conference in Bonn that when "Now they want to 3in most homes are loo big lor best perfor­ over their jobs. 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Schmidt was in Moscow in July, he world from the catastrophe of resume their normal lives. mance Bluerays perform so reliably, your dealer Control Authoritji^ters into any agreement to sell Hartford man shot Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, nuclear war, from the destruction of the Vernon Water Company. Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Invited Brezhnev to visit West Ger­ Any problems they had are can install the most etiicieni size lor your home anxious to keep up East-West con­ human civilization and culture,” he HARTFORD — A Hartford man faces murder Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through tacts, has told the West German many and Brezhnev now has told taking care of How much can you save? Your savings will vary, said. up or down. Irom the Swayze's But Bluerays are The Connecticut Water Company, which operates Traffic study ends and assault charges stemming from a weekend Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. government he would like to visit Bonn he wants to come. themselves,” he said. Rockville Water & Aqueduct Co., is offering to buy Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for “ Both sides are interested in "The legacy of the past and an Many of the former cap­ so fuel elficienl. they make oil heal the best shooting which left one man dead and a woman in­ Bonn, government spokesman Kurt obligation for the future is to ... energy policy for most homes the Vernon company. Schwebel contends that the EAST IIARTEORI) — A traffic study, prepared one month, $15.35 for three months, $M.70 for six maintaining a dialogue in these dif­ tives are still on leave or jured, police said. Becker said today. gua^ and fortify the unity and Talk to Your Blueray WPCA has no authority to dispose of any property, by Fuss & O’Neill, consulting engineers of months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are ficult international times,” Becker temporary assignments. Maximino Colon, 24, was charged with murder fraternal cooperation between our BIlWrty equipment he« been tested in eccot- Dealer Today... Manchester, shows a 23 condominium complex on available on request. Becker said talks now are taking said. Tliis summer, the State dance witb DOE procedures end achieved the Schwebel, a former town attorney, contends the and first degree assault Sunday and held in lieu of following seasonal etticiefKies Furnace (BF7S) place on a date for Brezhnev’s visit, nations and nationalities, to prevent town made a mistake when it sold Snipsic Lake Main Street, wouldn’t have an adverse effect on the posting a $100,000 bond. He was to be arraigned in Pressed to say who took the in­ Department personnel will 62 9%. B « le r ( B R 75)64 2% area. his third since taking office. their disruption by anybody and (reservoir) to Connecticut Water. He said the firm Hartford Superior Court today. To place a classified or display advertisement, or itiative in the matter, Becker said be given permament posts. has tried for years to extend its monopoly for the The study says the traffic, at peak periods, would to report a news item, story or picture idea, call Government sources said the visit “the initiative was Brezhnev’s.” anything.” Many are going to The victim was Pedro Ortiz, 22, of Hartford. The Brezhnev flew to Prague unan­ TLC OIL COMPANY sale of water to the Town of Vernon. The town is only increase by eight or nine cars. The study also 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ probably would take place In the Becker said the visit would take college, to teach or study, alleged shooting took place in the Cafe De La nounced Sunday and went im­ 92 Walnut 81., HaiHordjjCT. 06101 being offered $185,000 for the- company. considered the potential effect on traffic of a Id-lot day through Friday. next six months. place this year, but he did not reply but the bulk will be Esquina. mediately to a private'%eeting with TOU HIEE 1-800-642-2168 t ( ^ ) 278-7910 But it was not considered likely when asked if it would be before the assigned to low-visibility Husak where a later press reh “Serving Thoueanda ol before Chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s summer. diplomatic jobs in Western said the two leaders “exchangl IS M e eaUtSed euitoman In Cantral Conn. May 20 trip to Washington. “ The date now is being Europe. Becker told a regular Monday negotiated,” he said. views on international problems.” 4 — THE HERALD, Mon., April 6, 1981 THE HERALD. Mon., April 6. 1981 - 5 PZC eyes Citizens to vote revisions College, organizations join to sponsor forum Bv NANCY CARR the forum are people who for her cheerful patience Linda Vesho, to Clara Gull shoulder capes for our heartfelt thanks! ■ East Catholic High youngsters, and it was 5 in district Executive Dlreelor live and/or work in while .waiting for us to pick who so thoughtfully sewed friends in convalescent Special feature presented by Assumption pair of eyes wide with for pay raises Manchester. up an appliance donation. and knitted a beautiful homes, and to score a On March 20th, it was my Junior High Home & wonder that evening. Many The Conference has garing people who wish to pleasure to attend the Mr. School Association. I was thanks to ,lohn De (Juattro MANCHESTER - Major Workshop III is titled Clothing Bank: To Mrs. assortment of lap robes, amounts of time preparing budget joined hands with The Henry Mallett, Arthur and walker bags, hats and remain anonvmous — our Magic Show & Company at accompanied by 4 area for providing the tickets. MANCIIKSTKR - It appears like­ revisions in the layout and the zoning Herald. The Manchester “I’m Scared: Blacks and ly that voters will again be asked to and policy reviews, and attending Whites; Why Are We civic functions on behalf of the town. regulations for the Cheney historic Community College, The consider raising the salaries of the district are scheduled to be dis­ Human Relations Commis­ Afraid?" and will seek to nine members of the town Board of Charter Commission member explore some of the up­ Nathan Agostinelli proposed in­ cussed tonight at the Planning and sion, The League of Directors. Zoning Commission hearings. ’The front and behind scenes. lllllllllllll Women Voters, and the The Charter Revision Commission creasing the directors salaries to $5,- 000 when he last served on that com­ hearings will take place at 7:30 in the Manchester Community : last week proposed salary increases Municipal Building. Services Council to sponsor ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, and mittee. Although it isn’t certain what range the commission will Also on the agenda is a discussion a unique community forum Deli Department Specials voters will probably be asked to ap­ of a proposal to locate a water tank this Saturday: MACC CHOICEST MEATS prove the the final package in a finally agree to, estimates place the figure at between $1,000 and $1,500 on 5.8 acres off Vernon Street. "Black and White: November referendum. In the past, Residents of the area have Understanding One News BOARS HEAD efforts to raise the directors' current for each director. IN TOWN Charter Revision Commission w expressed opposition to the proposal. Another, ” a forum on $500 salary have been convincingly The tank would be part of a $20 inter-racial relations in VIRGINIA HAM » *2.99 defeated. members cite rising gasoline prices million improvement project for the Manchester. anxieties, and fears that SWITZERLAND 0 ^ 0 % The Board of Directors would first and inflation as leading factors MARVAL - FRESH GRADE A town’s water system. A planning committee of have begun to resurface in be required to approve any increase behind their expected decision to :v^’ hike the salaries. Without more ’The commission is expected to both black and white com­ the past months. Panelists SWISS CHEESE » * Z .9 9 before it could be sent to the have three hearings on the Cheney munity leaders designed include Thurman Roun­ TURKEYS 10/14 LB. AVQ...... LB. GROTE A WEIGEL residents. Their present salaries adequate reimbursement, commis­ sion members fear it will be difficult District; changes in the layout of the the all day seminar to ac­ tree, Personal Lines Super­ have been in effect since 1969 .lb. to attract qualified persons to fill the district, public comment on the plan complish four goals: to visor C.G. Aetna Insurance | U8DA CHOICE - FIRST CUT LIVERWURST *1.99 In addition to their regular jobs, of development of the district, and create a better understan­ Company, Nancy Carr, directors spend considerable directors' positions. MUCKE'S discussion of the new zoning ding of the relationship Director of the Manchester I CHUCK STEAK .lb. regulations. between black and white Area Conference of | BOLOGNA .lb. *1.89 The commission has given its Americans, especially in Churches, Linda ’Thomas- USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT preliminary approval to the expan­ Manchester: to identify Smith, Director Student | uGROTE n u iK a« WEIGELWfclUEL 4 sion of the present boundaries for the possible areas of tension Activities, MCC and Town set to get • lb. KIELBASA lb * district. The Planning Department and injustice and develop Robert Vater, Associate CHUCK STEAK 2.19 has proposed implementation of new alternatives to such con­ Professor, MCC. Pat business, industrial and residental ditions: to help everyone Schardt, Manchester Com­ USDA CHOICE FIRST CUT zones and prepared new regulations better understand the munity Services Council SPRING CLEANING SPECIALS partial payment for the area. myths of stereotyping of will moderate. CHUCK ROAST • lb. “blacks and whites"; to es­ The fourth workshop: Reg. or Lemon tablish better lines of com- Manchester Employment USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT M \\(:lll.sri.R - A local state and Management to come up with munication between Opportunities: A Minority representative has found that the money necessary to make the Martin PTA members of the black and Perspective; (generating Easy-Off Oven Cleaner...... io *1.69 Manchester will receive some payments due the towns. white community in hopes black candidates) will be TCHUCK ROAST .lb. money for Its roads this week, but ^is explanation for the lack of sets meeting of creating an ongoing moderated by Frank W oolite...... ,.,>..*1.49 the state may not be able to come up funds at this time was that “funds dialogue. Smith, Director, USDA CHOICE (CALIFORNIA) with the full amount now owed the allotted for town aid had lapsed and Keynote addresses will Producers Administration, wenr back into the state general MANCHESTER - The PTA of town. be presented by Dr. Thur­ The Travelers Insurance .lb...... oz. 99* fund." Martin School will meet ’Tuesday UHDERBLADE STEAK Sani-Flush 34 According to Mrs. Elsie Swensson, evening, April 7, at 7:30 in the school mond Evans, director of Companies. Panelists will state representative from the 13th Operation PUSH, and include Rubin Fisher, According to a spokesperson for cafeteria. USDA CHOICE (CALIFORNIA) assemhly district, the Department Arthur Green, director of Assistant Director Per­ Woolite Rug C le an e r...... 22. *2.09 the House Republicans, the depart­ Thomas Bowler of Manchester of Transportation had almost $5 will speak about ‘’Playscape,” an the Connecticut Commis­ sonnel Administration, The million dollars which was supposed ment got "caught short" due to a /• sion on Human Rights. Travelers Insurance Com­ UHDERRLADE ROAST .lb. change in the appropriations act last outdoor play area for children, con­ . 9oz. *1.09 to he in the town aid fund. " Now, ac­ Dr. Evans, who some of panies, David Dampier, Old English Furniture Polish year Until that time, towns could structed of recycled and used cording to Rep. Swensson. "43 per­ you might already have Personnel Counselor Pratt Vs get help lor the roads through cash Volunteers who participated in the annuai Commission and the Manchester Jaycees. materials. A physical education ______cent of the money is left in the fund Cieanup Day Saturday iine up for their More than 300 voiunteers, including 140 teacher at the l^ke Street School in heard over local media, & Whitney Aircraft and payments and state services. When will be giving participants and the rest of the money has dis­ Vernon, Bowler was involved in con­ Joanne Miller, E.E.O.A. the appropriations act changed, the reward at Center Springs Park in the form volunteers from the Full Gospel some background both appeared" structing the Playscape at that Officer U.S. Coast Guard towns could no longer order of an outdoor iunch. The program was co­ Interdenominational Church, participated in historical and sociological Academy. One hundred and twenty-six towns materials through the state for their school. The Martin School PTA is sponsored by the Greater Manchester the event. (Herald photo by Burbank) on the black experience Dr. William Vincent, are due the money, but it is unlikely road repairs, or use state crews for considering erecting a playscape on and the role stereotyping President of Manchester they will receive the full amount. Chamber of Commerce, the Conservation its school gronds. TUESDAY ONLY repair work. plays in creating and main­ Community College, will ".Manchester is due to receive $2,825 ’The main speaker for the evening Some communities had not drawn taining prejudical at­ be Forum Coordinator for some time this week," she said. "An will be Sy Becker, noted columnist titudes. Mr. Green will be U8DA CHOICE FULL CUT DOMESTIC COOKED additional $6,059 should be released fully on their accounts over a period and film critic for WWLP, Giannel the day and open the ses­ of years and had built up funds owed translating the black sion with a welcoming ad­ at a later point; 50 percent on July 1, 22 in Springfield. His topic, “A Look experience into 1981. and the remaining amount on to them from the town aid fundi at the Movies” is designed to help dress at 9:30 a.m. SIRLOIN STEAKS .lb. HAM . lb. Chamber honors service Manchester specifics. Invitations have been July 1. 1982. However, because the leftover parents choose appropriate movies USDA CHOICE money in the town aid fund was sent Concurrent workshops sent to some 300 communi­ However, it seems questionable for their childrepls- viewing. He will be held from 12:30 to back to the general fund, there was provides effective guidelines for the ty leaders to attend the MUCKE’S NATURAL CASING that Manchester will actually 3:30 during the afternoon. PORTERHOUSE or 99 not enough money to cover selection of quality motion pictures. Forum. Although registra­ receive the total of $2,825 this week. everything owed the town. Workshop I titled ’The tion is limited, those who of community leaders A question and answer period will Climates for Violence: .lb. are interested in the SHORT STEAK FRANKS lb. Eveard Martinsen, of the Depart­ According to Robert B. Weiss, follow his presenattion. Firebombing, October 1980 M.ANCHKSTER— Five communi­ highlights of the day can*) ment of Transportation, would not town manager. Manchester had used Court, that it is her efficient opera­ ber certificate of award at the Pear­ will be moderated by Mary catch up with a 60 minute confirm the money going out to the most of its funds each year. A total of ty leaders were honored by the tion of the court that “gives me the ly Gates to prove that she had been Ann Roy, member of the (ireater Manchester Chamber of Ladies Guild synopsis to be shown on towns because he explained there $2,825 was owed, according to the time I can spare to make spiritual. The mother of 11 children, Manchester Human Cable Channel 13, at a time was "not sufficent money in the spokesperson for the House Commerce at the chamber's annual Manchester a better place.” she said she goes about town being MANCHESTER - St Mary’s Relations Commission. Dr. We Give Old Fashioned banquet Saturday, The four of them to be announced later. town aid fund to make the Republicans, but she thought the In his introduction of FitzGerald, spiritual because it is easier than Episcopal Church Ladies Guild will John Sutherland, Associate If room permits late Butcher Service ... l\o Substitute payments ' town would receive only a partial who were there to accept the awards General Manager Robert Weiss staying home and sorting out socks. meet at the church Wednesday mor­ Professor of History and credited colleagues and friends for registrations will be He explained his office was payment of the amount owed next cited three accomplishments, On a more serious note she said it ning at 11. D r. Richard Day, accepted on Friday April For Quality working with the Office of Policy week. the successes that led them to the among them a major role in the was remarkable that she should Members are requested to bring Professor of Psychology, chamber honors. 10th. Call the MACC office development of the town’s sanitary receive an award for serving God. sandwiches and dessert. Beverages both at Manchester Com­ 649-2093 or 646-4114 if you Wally Fortin, vvho was chosen to landfill area, something Weiss said Lt. Patricia Graves of the Police will be served. munity College will act as are interested. receive the award for community STORE HOURS: is easily overlooked because it is not Department received the award for New members are welcome. presenters for the Notices service to senior citizens, is escor­ an interesting topic. service to youth and lauded two workshop — offering both 317 Highland S t New day care need ting a group of senior citizens on a If you want to provide an Mon. S Tue$. 'til 6:00 To Nancy Carr, executive director colleagues. Detectives Susan the socio-historical and Easter basket or flowers for trip in Ireland. His brother, William of the Manchester Area Conference Gibbens, and Robert Harss. But she psychological backdrops Fortin, accepted on his behalf. low income children or Wed., Thur$., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER of Churches, went the annual award insisted that cooperative citizens are Fatal 6rash for the firebombing. elderly please call the The major award, the “M’’ prompting expansion for spirtual leadership. what make it possible to be Workshop II will explore MACC office and talk to Sat & Sunday Award, went to Judge of Probate William Johnson, master of successful in police youth work. TORRINGTON (UPI) - the topic "Who is Teaching Fern or Pat. 'til 6:00 HieHUHB MA\CMKST|;R — increased de­ probably run from 6:30 a m. to 5:30 William FitzGerald for his long com. ceremonies, labeled her pure gold An award for developing charactei; weekend traffic accident claimed Our (Children Prejudice?” Thank you's mand for more day care in the area p.m.- career of community service to a and Wiess later called her “the con­ in young people went to ’Thomas the life of Peter A. Scott, 18, whose Moderated by Kim Milling, • to Joyce Stephenson, has prompted one child care ''There is a big demand for day care wide number of causes and science of the community.’’ O’Neill, who has had a long interest car went off the road and struck an Director of Public Janet Cooney and Nola organization to plan to open another in Manchester,’’ Mrs. Morissette organizations. He said he drew on "If we didn’t have you,” we’d have in sports and physical fitness. He embankment, police said. Programs at MCC, the Johannes for their help center in Manchester. said. “Our Vernon center (the Living the inspiration of his family to invent you,” he said. was introduced by James Scott, who died Saturday, was the panel will include Jacob with the back breaking pile Cynthia Morissette, area director and Learning School on Hartford members. He said of Madeline Mrs. Carr parried the accolades McCavanagh who called him, “A' second Torrington teen-ager to die in Ludes, principal at of typing. We were of the Child Care Centers which are Turnpike) runs almost at capacity Ziebarth, chief clerk of the Probate with humor. She said she would show really nice guy to know.” an automobile accident within a Manchester High School (a desperate. Many many ^ Garden Fresh, Produce Specials affiliated with KinderCare, said the most of the time. And the demand is week. On' Wednesday, Teodoro good opportunity to meet a r GROCERY SPECIALS new center is scheduled to open in McCavanagh had been a boxing stu­ thanks! increasing as more mothers enter Savocchia, 16, of Torrington, died fine young man if you May She is currently interviewing dent of O’Neill’s. • Concordia Lutheran the labor market," after his car struck a utility pole. haven’t met him yet), some parents interested in enrolling Anne Flint, president of the parishioners for donations Anne Gauvin, president of their children, and is seeking a direc­ MEA reps speak tonight Chamber, reporting on the events of to Room-at-the-Inn. COFFEE MATE ..‘ 1 .9 0 While there are other day care the Manchester Education tor for the program. 1980, called it an excellent year. She Emergency Pantry: CAULIFLOWER .heed * " * * centers in Manchester, many have MANCHESrER - Represen­ A slide presentation, entitled, Association, Joan Lingard, The new center, located at 388 cited the formation of the chamber’s Drowning victim Special thanks to Concor­ MAXWELL HOUSE limits on the age when children may tatives from the Manchester Educa­ “What’s It all about?” will be social worker in West Center St., will house about 80 Ambassador’s Club and the dia Lutheran parishioners start attending. The new center will tion Association will speak at a shown. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A local Manchester public schools, „‘ children. Twenty-five spaces at the Manchester Product Show as major again for donating monies MASTER RLEND 1 .7 9 take children from 6 months to 8 meeting of the Keeney Street School A question period will follow the man has drowned while fishing off a and Joan Allen, center will be reserved for children successes of the year. from their pre-Lenten years, according to Mrs. Morissette. PTA tonight at 7 in the school presentation. sandbar near Seaside Park, police paraprofessional with ASPARAGUS .lb. of staff at Manchester Memorial celebration dinner, and to LIQUID DETERGENT The one story building on Center cafeteria. There will be teacher represen­ say. Project Concern, Hospital. To accommodate the Street has been under construction Guest speakers will speak on “A St. Bridget’s St. Vincent de JUMBO p tatives present from the elementary, Peter Florio, 20, was standing in By now, reading the list Paul Society for their JOY ..‘ 1 .1 9 hospital shifts, the center will since November. story of Education in Manchester," junior and senior high school levels. water up to his chest Saturday when Now you know of names, you subject to in-depth design engineering. closed April 17 in observance of Good Friday. ' LIGHT N LIVELY SWEET LIFE ASST. n Yamaha audio offers more than just ORE IM ONKM RINGS ...... 1 2 0 Z . 6 9 * 0 0 Emergency telephone numbers are as follows: sound reproduction, it provides the highway, 647-3233; refuse, 647-3248 and sanitary sewer I ICE MILK JUMBO benefit of a truly musical background LANBO LAKES BUTTER , , > . • 1 . 8 9 W Gel. Aeet. Flevore and a ihoroughhchowledge of what and water, 647-3111, NAPKINS "natural sound" really means. There will be rubbish collection April 17, SWANSON FMEOGHCKEN , , . • 1 . 6 9 140 ct. Y A M A H A is music. *1.19 SEALTEST FROZEN YOGURT . • 1 . 0 9 2199* First on Iran 1 ^ CRUNCH BARS e c ^ l . i g , Nationally syndicated columnist Jack Anderson was warning America that trouble was brewing in Iran long Top winners in a Pinewood Derby, spon­ Carpe, first place; Jeff Rubacha, second before the hostage crisis. Anderson’s reports have long sored by Cub 5cout Pack 112, at place and Danny Snellenberg, third place. NRWINOTON.CT been far ahead of other news reports. His incisive column Washington School, include from left, Barry (Herald photo by Burbank) appears daily as an exclusive in ’The Herald. illllllllllliUllllllUUT 6 - THE HERALD, Mon., April 6, 1981 THE HERyXD, Mon . April 6, 1981 - ’ Hartford ceremonies Watchdog Missionary helps eas0 suffering near and far honor slain children calls for By JAMES V. HEALION of disease alone. and intellectuals. similar in cldanliness to a navy ping” a shant by one of the victim's NORWICH (UPI) - The Rev. Jim "They are lonely souls,’! he said. Callahan said he has been in many galley — in strict accordance with Callahan, whose family lives in relatives, -a New York lawyer. HARTFORD (UPI) - Atlanta’s Tenn. Callahan helps runs a soup kitchen in Haiti’s six million people are slums in the United States, but-said Bishop Daniel P. Reilly’s wish that Waltham, Mass., has been a member ' The priest says, the Salvadoran slain black children were mourned Edythe J. Gaines, a state Depart­ job cuts Connecticut and when he wants to largely poor and Illiterate.' The two sections of the Haitian capital of "the poor be treated with dignity. of the Roman Catholic Society of poor are exploited by the minority as about 800 people held a weekend ment of Public Utilities Control help the suffering elsewhere he goes island-nation near Cuba in the .Carib­ Port-au-Prince —called "Brooklyn’’ He went to Haiti with Larry Lewis, African Missions for five years. He ruling class, as they are in Haiti, and candlelight vigil marking the 13th commissioner, asked ’’why we must to a place called “The Depot” in bean Sea has a per capita income, and “Boston” — more than match a form.er New York street kid and wears a yellow button that urges the that political and economic reforms anniversary of the slaying of civil suffer attack on our most gifted — HARTFORD (UPI) - A group Haiti, a way station for the dying. based on 1977 figures; of $200. ’The in­ anything he has ever seen. founder of the Norwich mission, and U.S. to get out of El Salvador, where in the tiny, underdeveloped l,atin rights leader Dr. Martin Luther our leaders and our children,” that keeps its eye on how taypayers' People are dumped there to die. fant mortality rate is extremely The poverty that egists in Third Sister F’atrjcia McKeon. She runs a thousands have been .slain in civil’ American country are needed more King. “All of us are guilty when we sit by money is spent says lawmakers Callahan and others take them to a high. . World countries like Haiti 1$ similar soup.kitchen in Middletown, another' strife, among them Archbishop than warfare or military advisors A large green cloth in the shape of and let an injustice be perpetrated,” should- tighten Connecticut’s fiscal home run by missionaries assigned The isja'nders are ruled by . to that found in some U.S. com- small Connecticut city vyhich, like Romero who was shot to death assigned by the Reagan administra­ an inverted V — a symbol of concern Mayor George Athanson told the belt by reducing the state’s all-time by Mother ’Theresa, the elderly nun President-for-Life Jean-Claiide . munities, he said. Norwich, has a state mental March 24,1980 as he raised his hands tion. over the slayings in Atlanta — was gathering. high work force of 49,967. • who won the Nobel Prize for her “Baby Doc" Duvalier, who assumed But he said poverty in the Uiiited hospital.' in blessing at a -requiem mass. At Lenten services in the Norwich hung from the historic Old State Sen. Wilber Smith, D-Hartford, Robert Franklin, president of the work with the poor in India. power in 1971 at age 19 when his States is jnore much subtle and dis­ Ex-patients are welcomed, at both Three American nutis and a social diocese, Callahan tells parishioners Connecticut Public Expenditure House at the Saturday night vigil. blasted the increased presence of the One man Callahan found in “The dictatorTather “Papa Etoc” died. persed, thus not as obvious. It's kitchens and they are frequent worker also have been slain, ap­ of the mass deaths from disease and Council, criticized lawmakers Sun­ In Greenwich, social activist Ned Ku Klux Klan in Connecticut, calling Depot" had a (oot chewed off by a Last November, Baby Doc renewed much more concentrated in Third visitors because of a state-policy of parently by government security starvation in Haiti, and how people day for turning to new and increased Coll and about 30 supporters finished the Klan ”a monstrous Hydra, the rat. Another was covered with the repression that existed under his Wbrld countries, he said. releasing patients unless they pose a forces. But an investigation by the in Third World '-'I'lnlries die routine­ a four-day 100-mile walk across organized instigator of racial hatred taxes as solutions for the state tropical ulcers. He said hC didn’t father with the mass-arrest of about Callahan helps run the-St. Vincent danger t-o themselves. It is Salvadorap government so far ly from tuberculosis, malaria, and Connecticut to mark the anniversary now in our front yards.” current fiscal mess. think the man and others like him die 500 Haitian journalists, politicians de Paul soup kitchen -in Norwich sometimes called ‘‘psychiatric dum­ has ted nowhere and has been called leprosy. of King’s death and remember the The Klan held a march last month “Belt tightening is a way of life for Atlanta children. in Meriden to show support for a taxpayers and it clearly must be a The Hartford gathering followed a white police officer who shot and greater way of life in the state HalHM lc® dayt, Mttfll4...0gr 911618 ftock! simplicity. killed a black shoplifting suspect. budget,” Franklin said. McCall’s, Butterick, Vogue*. Every'pattern in our stores! march from Mount Olive Baptist H i m ® tw o N w m only. Church, where a memorial service The march erupted in violence when The Legislature is scrambling to tirpit-2 polierTis per cusformir was held lor King, who was shot to anti-Klan demonstrators hurled bridge a $45 million deficit in the M onday and Ikiotday, bricks, bottles and debris. current budget. The revenu" short­ death on April 4, 1968 in Memphis, A pril 6tfi ft m *Vo q Oo potterns avoHatXe fall for the next fiscal year Is conser­ ■ In every store • vatively estimated at $113 million. Franklin said the business-backed Block leader urges CPEC supported expenditure control S M O C t ShtrtinQ S, style-^erst Poty/cotton in all sectors of the budget ranging ' • platds, more. Machine wash, dry. 45' wide. from grants to towns, state Limit: 6 yds. per customer. M O. $2.99 YARD probe into shooting Virginia Preston of Wethersfield an Connecticut General Assembly and a close employees and capital spending. empioyee in the state Capitol Bill Room In look will produce a great variety of subjects. “The total number of state Q uontitles lim ited l%QFF At iecbl 200 yar()t p er store. (UPI photo) employees reached an all-time high HARTFORD lUPlI - A black about 25 persons in a peaceful march Hartford will veryify there were many bills of 49,967 at the end of February this leader has urged Gov. William to Meriden Police headquarters. proposed to the 1981 session of the year, a five-year increase of 10 O’Neill to order a probe into the He met with Acting Police Chief percent,” he said. “Clearly, a reduc­ George Caffrey, who again refused .Gingham checks police shooting of a black man, tion in the number of state ■ Polyesler/coftpn gingham saying the case was forgotten in the the group’s demands to suspend employees is in order as a major Hale. But Caffrey commended In assorted check sizes. 6 furor over resulting Ku Klux Klan part of the budget control process.” Machine wash, dry, violence Woods’ group for carrying out their But Franklin said a proposal sup­ flBRICS’ protests peacefully and said an inter­ Many proposals flop 45"wlde. . } ported by House Democrats to lay Larry Woods, director of the nal investigation of the case should M O . $2.49 YARD ------Inner-City Exchange in Hartford, off a(pnost 500 toll booth employees be completed in about a week. and highway maintenance workers claimed the original issue of whether "I think with all the attention officer Eugene Hale acted properly for the rest of the fiscal year did not ^ 1 . 4 9 . YARD being given to the investigation of represent appropriate, long-range when he shot and killed a black in legislative session the Klan. it would seem officials shoplifting suspect Feb. 24 had been planning. would give some attention to the He said the employee reductions clouded. shooting that happened in Meriden.” Garavel, D-Danbury, who is serving Alligator Knits Bv JACQIJFXINE HIJARD tent; carbohydrates; fat; sodium; should be made on a department by Woods charged the black man’s his first, full term in the Legislature. Everybody’s wearing these Hale killed Keith Rakestrau. 24, of HARTFORD (UPI) - Drive-in vitamins and minerals. department basis, with a focus on death had been ignored, and he liquor stores, a calorie count on He said two constituents asked him 100% polyester solids! Hartford, in the parking lot of a “Everyone’s concerned about administrative or public affairs called on the governor to order a every cupcake and doggie bags for to do it. dieting and nutrition today and they Machine wash, dry, (ftNNIVERSflRY Meriden shopping center. positions which have a lower priori­ state investigation of the shooting. wine bottles didn’t make it on the ’’They were anticipating opening a bO'wlde, wonder what kind of garbage there is ty. "The issue is a young man was ’’Not once have I heard anyone say chain of drive-in liquor stores,” said MO. $3.99 YARD Legislature’s hit parade this year. in food,” Mrs'. Fahey said. “And I’m ’The proposai was rejected in the shot and killed. A life was taken," anything about the shooting of Keith Another measure strangled at the Garavel, who manages a men’s a great cracker eater and it never Legislature as costing more than it Woods said Saturday before he led Rakestrau.” he said. committee stage in this Year of the clothing store in Danbury when he’s says on the Ixjx how many calories was worth. Tightwad wouid have given ' ^ . 8 8 YARD there are in a cracker,”. The recommended 12 percent in­ legislators bonuses of up to $6,000 for General Law let her bill die, as it crease in (lov. William O’Neill’s passing a balanced budget and fined Seersuckers Education official them as much as $3,000 for a deficit. did the doggie bags for wine bottles budget proposal for fiscal 1981-82 spells more trouble, Franklin said. Polyester/cottori wovens, The bonus bill was ’’boxed,” which legislation submitted by Rep. “Things wouid be far more lor sumrner suits, blazers. is a polite way of saying it was Unusual bills Thomas Sweeney, D-Norwich. He manageable” if the increase was Machine wosh, dry, killed. said the problem was too many to leave state post iimited to 7 percent, he said. 45’ wide. "I think it was boxed before it was don’t make it liquor laws would have needed “State officials need to recognize Louis LaChevre, of Swampscott, Mass., a conservator at the REO. $3.99 AND $4.49 YARD filed,” said the sponsor, freshman changing to conform, A HARTFORD (UPI) - Nan S. procedures for reviewing capital and accept the fundamental fact that Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, repairs a 19th century marching BuMenck projects and investments. Rep. Robert Farr, R-West Hartford. suit 3464 Robinson, deputy commissioner of “Everybody’s basically in favor of the resources available to the state band staff, one of the most unusual Instruments In the museum’s She said she was sorry to leave ”It would have been embarrassing to ^ 3 > 3 8 y a r d blouse 3335 higher education, will leave the post not sitting in the House. ’’They the concept but nobody wanted to get are limited and that the proper world-reknowned colleciton. The Belgians named it Jingling Sale ends Saturday, April 11th. Connecticut, calling her position a pass that bill.” in June to become director of ad­ thought it would be convenient.” into looking at the other statutes,” response to the present fiscal tur­ L "privilege and an unforgettable Although it would have cost the Johnny because the bells and their, rythm helped the marchers In ministration for the Rockefeller The General Law Committee, ap­ said Sweeney, who culled the idea moil is not more tax increases which experience.” state $1.1 million in bonuses over two the band keep tirhe. (UPI photo) Foundation in New York City. parently deciding convenience isn’t from recently enacted legislation in chew up more of Connecticut’s Spring florols The Board of Higher Education A former vice president of the years for a balanced budget, Farr Spectator linens Eyeldtsand eyeiet-looks said it probably would have worked everything, took no action on the bill California. economic resources,” he said. Polyester/rayon, suKing-. • Polyester/cOlfon.blends. Machine wash, dry, 45" wide. Polyestertcotlon mini-' also will lose its commissioner, University of Massachusetts, Ms. out the other way around — and thereby consigned it to a “The answer is stronger control weight solids. Machine- llorals Maxl-sensalions! Michael Usdan, who recently an­ Robinson will oversee internal over spending - by establishing EYELET-LOOKS, PLAIN EYELETS, FANCY EYELETS, Machine wash, dry. 45" wide P legislative grave. operations and federal relations for legislators paying the state more He said it’s no big issue, just a wash, dry', 60" wide. Me. $2.99 YD. M e. $3.99 YD. MD.-$4.99YD. nounced his resignation to take over The same committee squelched priorities to allocate the limited the Rockefeller Foundation, which than $500,000. nuisance for some consumers, Quake shakes up Rhody REO. $S.99YARO REO. $2.29-$3.49 YARD as president of the Institute for another bill put in by Sen. Marcella resources,” Franklin said. annually distributes $50 million for ”If this is what it takes to get them Sweeney said he’s heard about at Educational Leadership in Fahey, D-East Hartford, to require police to find out what was going on. *2 .2 8 VD *3 .3 8 VD *4 .2 8 YD various projects. (Democrats) to do it, then maybe we least one restaurant that’s come PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (UPI) , - Local Washington, D.C. that all processed foods which sell “We got quite a few (calls) beginning at YARD A search committee has been ought to consider this,” he said. with its own solution for half full Goltden Age Club police thought a plane crashed near their ^ 3 - 9 8 YARD H.68 Ms. Robinson, who announced her more than 50,(K)0 a year in Connec­ formed to find a replacement for Democrats control the 151-member wine bottles. MANCHESTER - The Golden station. One resident called the Newport 4:29, said Pprtsmouth patrolman Richard resignation Sunday, has been deputy ticut carry a list of their contents. Daily News, saying, “At first, I thought Medeiros. “The guys at the station here Suiting-weight ilneh iooks commissioner since February 1978. Usdan and board Chairman Keith B. House and the 36-member Senate. "When it’s a steady customer they Age Club will meet on Wednesday at The products’ wrappers would my furnace blew up.” said they thought it was a plane crash or Polyester/rayon solids look right, day Her responsibilities have included Hook said a new deputy would be Farr is a Republican. just put their name on the bottle and 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior The proposal to legalize drive-in have to state serving size; servings Police switchboards rang repeatedly something.” The news In prints and night. Machine wash, dry, 45" Lenos & dimities administration of post-secondary hired after a commissioner has use it the following week,” Sweeney Citizens Center. All members are Polyesler/cotlon open-work liquor stores was filed by Rep, Paul per package; calories; protein con­ said. early Saturday when a noisy earthquake The Weston Observatory in Newton, 100% cotton callcos-ahd wide. M e. $3.99-$4.99 YARD 2 0 % OFF education planning, developing started work. urged to attend. and corded florals — called average for New England but Mass., said its seismometers recorded the. polyesterfrayon florals. Machine wash, dry. minor compared to other areas — shook 4:24 a.m. quake at 2.7 on the Richter Machine wash, dry, residents awake in a dozen communities scale. 45.7 wide. T-shirt knits. Poly/cotton and 45" wide. ■ in the eastern third of Rhode Island. “It was large enough to be felt and was REO. $2.99-$3.99 YARD poly/acryllc solids, stripes and prints. M 6. $2.99 YARD College lists week's events It caused no damages and no injuries. shallow enough'to be heard,” said Weston Machine wash, dry, 60’ wide. The sound resembled a thunder clap or seismologist Peter; Raica.- “It was a REe.$3.99-$4.99YARP 2 0 % OFF ^ i . 9 9 YARD YOU SAVE sonic boom — and its jarring noise rather average New,England earthquake 20%off MANCHESTER— Center, noon, free; ‘ Wines Campus A-8, 7:20 to 10 with Rice, Student Center Monday, April 13 — prompted sleepy residents to call local but relatively minor by other standards." cotton pllsse, and Manchester Community of Western Europe, Hart­ p.m.;’Sights & Sounds for Dining Room, noon, $2.25; ••Lunch: Chicken ala Puckers, poly/cotton embossed puckers. College offers this calen­ ford Rd, Campus, H202 , 8 American History, Main Film: Why I Left Atheism, King en casserole. Student Machine wash, dry, 36" and 45". The sportdbles dar of events in the interest to 10 p.m.; Assertiveness Campus B-13, 7:20 to 9:30 Linen stiteh knits Main Campus B-9, 1:30, Center Dining Room, EVERY 100% Dacron* piolyester 2 5 % Sailcloth or new twill of the community. Ali the Training. p.m.; ’Job Information, Raids net six arrests M e . $2.49 AND $2,99 YARD OFF free; ’Interior $2.25; “ Dinner: Roast double knit solids. weave Polyesler/cotlon MCC-sponsored activities Tuesday, April 7 — Hartford Rd. Campus Decorating, Hartford Rd. fresh leg of lamb with mint Machine wash, dry, NEW MILFORD (UPI) - Police have possessing, cocaine with intent to sell.- Machine wash, dry, listed below are open to the ••Lunch: Chicken Pot Pie, Room H206, 7:20 to 9:30 Campus, H206, 7 to 9:10 jelly. Student Center 45" wide raided four homes, seizing narcotics and 6 0 'wide. Better fabrics, woven polyester public and many are free of Combination Salad, noon. p.m. p.m.; Speaker: Sam Davis, Dining Room, $4.50; Film; WM! satins, Jacquards; QIana® nylon knits. REO. $3.29 YARD arresting six residents on drug charges. Joseph Scire, 40, and Carol Dane, 33, M e. $3.99 YARD charge. For further infor­ Student Center Dining Wednesday, April 8 — Main Campus A-7 free, Brown Bag Series: Does Machine wash, dry, tram 45" wide mation, call 649-1061. Room, $2.25; Fiim; Groove ••Lunch: Boneless Roast 5:55 p.m.; Poetry: Linda Anybody Need Me Police said they seized marijuana and were charged with possession of marijuana, and William 'Tiiz, 26, and Tina Me.$4.99$8.99YARD 2 0 % OFF Monday, April 6 — Tube, Main Auditorium, Loin of Pork, Student Pastan, Student Center Anymore, noon. Women’s cocaine in the raids Sunday but could not YARD ^.68 YARD • ’Lunch: Pork Chow, 7:30 p.m,. Admission $1; Center Dining Room, noon, Dining Room, 8:30 p.m,, Center, free; ‘ Non-Credit give the quantities. Romain, 19, were charged with possession ^.88 Mein, Chinese Noodles, • O p e ra tin g a S m all $2.25; • ’ Dinner: Baked free. community service Charged with possession of marijuana, of marijuana with' intent to sell and noon, Student Center Business, ABCD Center, half Chicken ala Friday, April 10 — courses begin. Open on a cocaine and fireworks were Leonard possession of cocaine. All were released Dining Room, $2.25; Film: room 14, 7 to 9:10 p.m.; Sebastiana, 6 p.m.. Student ••Dinner: Fisherman’s space-available basis. Ad­ Passeralli, 25 and his wife. Holly, 25. on bond and were scheduled to appear in PotyesSer jBongaee “Brown. Bag Film Series ” • P u c c in i’s W omen Center Dining Room, Platter, 6:30p.m., STudent vance registration is Passeralli also wqs cl^arged with New Milford Superior Court April 30. y 6ty » iiir ttir9o8.*

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Island and more willing to talk of his “He was the most different person it was like a mountain was lifted off Commentary John J. Partington’s career led him days in the fast lane with the un­ I’d ever met. He could be the my shoulders,” Partington said. Opinion / from the routine beat of a smalltown derbelly of society. toughest SOB, then invite you over A new name — Baron — and a job cop to the dangerous world of hiding Without hesitation, his memory for dinner with the family.” as a cook awaited Barboza and his underworld mob snitches, hit men zeroes in on Barboza, a self- Barboza also enjoyed writing family on the West Coast. poetry. Partington said, laughing at and Watergate figures. described “enforcer who kept other He soon returned to his old ways. It meant Thanksgiving dinner in a enforcers in line.” Partington’s eyes the contrast. On Feb. 10, 1976, two men in a van remote island hideaway with Joseph sparkle below his salt-and-pepper “It was his job to work for the pulled up alongside Barboza on a mob, but he was a good family man. "The Animal” Barboza — a hair to tell of it. quiet residential street in San Fran­ He was always concerned that his Hunt's wheeling, dealing would shame TV show notorious mob hit man who allegedly “He certainly taught me a lot. He cisco and gunned him down. He was daughter would go to school,” he 42, killed 23 people. was the one who taught me what a said. It brought him in contact with wise guy is.” “If he was here today, he’d say it It wasn’t a trait unique to Barboza, organized crime notables Joe Fear brought the ruthless mob was a good hit," Partington said. WASHINGTON - The saga of the also accused of bugging their default. But by defaulting, the com­ holding onto it and then selling when farmers would get no share in any report described him as “a team Partington said. Valachi, “Big Vinnie” Teresa and figure from South Boston over to the Partington’s job has brought him Hunt brothers, the Texas oil employees. pany forfeited 144,000 tons of sugar it prices rose even higher in the profit the Hunts made subsequently chief of an intelligence collection “One hit man I knew would buy his Joey Gallo. other side. Barboza found his in touch with every major mob Far from caving in under this had put up as collateral. The govern­ following months. But that would in the sale of the sugar. team engaged in covert intelligence daughter a toy after every hit. She billionaires, makes the television Partington babysat Watergate employers increasingly hesitant to figure in the Northeast, but Barboza ment took the sugar; the Hunt's have taken time. All the Hunt companies’ sugar operations ... in direct support of the had a lot of toys.” soap opera "Dallas" seem like kid- barrage. Hunt last week went on the figure John Dean, then ushered him bail him out of frequent brushes with bolds a special place. The program's sugar-farming “partners” took a "If there was any rationale for deals were legal, of course. But they counter-insurgency effort.” Family concerns didn’t prevent future hinged on how well Barboza vid. Their real-life financial offensive, demanding that the SEC through mobs of reporters and the law. Barboza from doing his job with performed on the witness stand. wheeling and dealing would put a TV be cut off from further inspection of bath. Industry experts calculate the defaulting, it was that they needed left a sour taste in the mouths of the And though he credibly denied any television crews during former At­ He considered it a message that flair. Some 4,000 other witnesses and scriptwriter's imagination to shame. Hunt financial documents. The move farmers lost about $7.2 million in money in a hurry,” an industry beet farmers. direct Central Intelligence Agency torney General John Mitchell’s trial his services weren’t needed When he testified before a con­ their families followed Barboza’s Over the years, I have chronicled was pure Hunt. potential profits on their sugar. expert told my reporters Tony PEACE CORPS IN PERIL? - connection, another report obtained in New' York City. anymore. The message became gressional committee, Barboza was example. The government's only A former Great Western official Capaccio and Lonnie Rosenwald. I’ve already reported on the by Senate investigators and He watched as Dean, the am­ clearer when two associates were the exploits of the incomparable His flamboyant activities might be asked why he disposed of his victims promise: “We ll keep you alive and said the loan default was strictly an The growers got zapped again by backstage controversy over nomina­ reviewed by my reporter Jeff Drum- bitious White House counsel, was gunned down in Boston. Hunt clan, founded by the late oil ty­ simply amusing, no more real than with different weapons — knives, we’ll keep you basically content. locked behind prison bars. “He decided he was going to be coon H L Hunt, who had 10 dis­ the sneaky shenanigan's of the fic­ tion of a onetime Army intelligence tra praised his contribution to “the icepicks, a sashweight — instead of That’s all," Partington said. “When that door shut, he broke parate offspring from two tional J.R. Ewing, except for one officer, Thomas Pauken, to head the success of several joint classified just shooting them. There was some selling, too. marriages. thing: People get hurt. Real people. Peace Corps’ parent agency, projects undertaken with other in­ down. Then, he finally realized he “You don’t wear the same suit to "We have to show them we re the The acknowledged leader of the That's what happened on New ACTION. Now the furor is out in the telligence agencies.” was all alone. That can change a work every day, do you?" Barboza good guys, we wear the white hats. man,” Partington said. clan today is Nelson Bunker Hunt, a Year's Day, 1980. At a time when the open. That might be more than enough told a congressman. These are street people — they're A quick survey of Peace Corps fuel to feed the flames already bur­ Partington, 51, helped develo)! in Mind safety Partington and his men were more not Billy Grahams. They test you. ” teetotaling, non-smoking family man Hunt brothers needed cash Jack Anderson 1967 the U.S. Justice Department’s employees in Washington by the ning in anti-American groups than bodyguards to Barboza. They Partington said. of impressive girth. He will make a desperately to meet down payments Federal Witness Protection multimillion-dollar business deci­ on their thousands of silver futures Washington Merry-Go-Round employee union turned up many ac­ abroad. important too kept his mind and body active and Some of those witnesses have Program — a program designed to gained his confidence. resurfaced to criticize the program’s sion in minutes—but spend hours contracts, a Hunt subsidiary. Great counts of volunteers overseas being lure insiders to testify as govern­ Barboza was proud of his fists, so relocation efforts. There are studying the menu of Shakey's Pizza falsely — but sometimes effectively 'WATCH ON WASTE - The Western Sugar Co., unexpectedly ment witnesses. Partington set up a gym with a problems in relocating a street-wise — accused of being spies. Former Federal Communications Commis­ Parlors, which the Hunts own. defaulted on $50 million that In return for testimony against punching bag. A ranked fighter was hood that a new name and cosmetic the Hunts a few months later. In Peace Corps Counsel William hit,” Partington said. “In other Hunt not only looks the part of- a remained of a government loan, thus economic decision in which the Hunt sion has one too many chairmen, and fellow criminals, many got new brought in to spar with Barboza. At changes like a beard and glasses fat-cat financier, he acts it with realizing an immediate saving of $3 brothers took no part. But govern­ arranging the costly bailout after the Josephson told the Senate Foreign it’s costing the taxpayers plenty. Ac­ names and new lives. words, he had no place to turn.” Barboza agreed to tell federal of­ Halloween, marshals donned masks won’t overcome, Partington admits. relish His alleged attempt to corner million in interest payments. ment investigators and sugar in­ Hunt brothers’ high-flying silver em­ Relations Committee that if Pauken ting chairman is Robert Lee. The “Yeah, I’ve known a lot of wise for Barboza’s daughter. Placed in a rural environment, the guys. Everyone I worked with had ficials what he knew about his 6 the silver market in the winter of In the process, the sugar beet dustry experts aren't so sure. pire crumbled, the F ^ eral Reserve is confirmed, “for the first time the. titular chairman is Charles Ferris. "You’ve got to protect that man, witness stands out: but back in the nicknames,” Partington said. alleged employer — reputed New 1979-80 is still under investigation by growers who supplied the Hunt Great Western was the only big Board allowed the Hunts to remain United States will have acted to lend Under a deal to go quietly on April you have to protect that mind. That’s city, he's liable to stray back into his “We were like cops who check England organized crime boss Ray­ the Securities and Exchange Com­ in the sugar futures market. credence to the false charges that 10, once his pension is secure. Carter where the social work comes in,” old habits. refinery — and who would have refiner to forfeit at a time when doors: you never know what you’ll mond L.S. Patriarca of Providence So Hunt International Resources the Peace Corps is an arm of U.S. in­ Partington said. "They figure they came forward mission. There was an earlier shared any profits from subsequent sugar was selling well above the appointee Ferris still has his retinue find. Sure, we were shot at a few — and other suspected undenvorld Inc., Great Western Sugar Co.’s telligence agents.” Barboza proved himself worth the for the government as a star witness federal investigation into charges sales—lost millions. price at the time the collateral was of aides, including one $50,000-a-year times,” he shrugged. figures. that the Hunts tried to corner the The price of sugar was expected to set. In other words. Great Western— parent corporation, bought back 63,- Pauken himslef tried to downplay administrative assistant, a “con­ “He always told me, ’If I can’t kill trouble. His testimony in 1968 helped and the government owes them. " “We were their friends, teachers, the government convict Patriarca on Partington said. "You just can’t soybean market. In the course of and the farmers — could have made 000 tons of the forfeited sugar from his intelligence background in Viet­ fidential” assistant and two legal them with my hands. I’ll kill them go up, which it did in the months social workers, babysitters and murder-conspiracy charges. He was leave them out there alone." their business activities, they were following Great ■ Western's loan big bucks bv sel'ing the sugar or the government. Once more, the nam. but an efficiency evaluation assistants. bodyguards. You have to remember, with my mouth,” ’ Partington recalled. sentenced to 10 years in prison. “We learned day by day. We've some of these guys had nowhere to JOHN J. PARTINGTON “That was where the program was learned by our mistakes," Par­ turn — we were their only friends.” “The only way we can get to the mob is by squeezing the middle man really tested — against Patriarca. If tington said. He still believes the The bottom line, Partington said, that didn't work, we wouldn't have a program is the most effective way to An editorial gyrK IMrvMRH fTAR-Tet£6(MeA^ was to “get a heavy on the witness to get to the top,” Partington said, U. S. MARSHAL Barboza was an important middle program,” Partington said. slice through the tentacles of W a g m a n stand and to get him to testify.” Then it was time for Barboza to organized crime. man. Partington, who began his law en­ leave the witness program. It was a "1 think the scorecard is definitely F ile forcement career as a police For a year, Barboza, his wife, his daughter and his two German prophetic parting for the two men. in favor of the government," he said Jackson clear patrolman in Cumberland, R.I., kept Before Barboza hopped on a plane Professionally, the job was rewar­ By Bob Wagman a low profile during his years with shepherds hid on Thatcher’s Island John J. Partington, now U.S. Marshal for Rhode Island, — a small dot of land used by the helped develop in 1967 the U.S. Justice Department’s Federal for San Francisco, he pulled a ding. the program. The secrecy connected cigarette from his mouth and 'Tve touched upon every layer of with his job demanded a tight lip. Coast Guard off Rockport, Mass. — Witness Protection Program. The bottom line, he said, was to while he prepared his testimony. sneered, “You haven't changed me a it — the police, the mob, their on top issues He’s turned away several book, “get a heavy on the witness stand and to get him to testify.” damn bit. Partington.” families. I've got to be one of the They had Partington and 16 other movie and television offers. (UPI photo) "When that plane took off — phew, luckiest cops in Rhode Island” Point Now, he’s U.S. Marshal for Rhode federal marshals for company. Sen. Henry A. Jackson, D- live relationship with the Wash. echoes what many are People’s Republic of China, A saying when he perceives a and this we have only begun to missed new mood in the country — the do.” Americans want to restore The key is China’s strategic WASHINGTON (NEA) - It has U.S. strength and influence as role in tying down, on its been widely noted that most Republican candidates for the a trusted free nations leader. northern border, roughly 25 Senate and the House of Represen­ A member of the Senate percent of the Soviet defense tatives did not substantially outs- Armed Forces Committee, P burden. “For our part, if we pend their Democratic rivals in Jackson spoke at the com­ keep America strong and 1980. Such reports have tended to missioning (March 281 of the resolute, we will be minimize the effect of money on the SAVE 25 nuclear-powered attack sub­ perceived by Chinese leaders November election. marine Bremerton at Groton. as a credible counterweight to But this analysis misses a key ON GORGEOUS EASTER lABRICS point. In assessing whether spending the Soviet Union — now What are the urgent tasks played a role in the Republican vic­ > AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES! China’s main adversary.” needed to rebuild our position tories, one should consider outlays Special Prices Effective April 5th thru the 18th Jackson also: not only by candidates’ own cam­ and stature? Americans will “Next, after having gained the animal’s confidence...” — Applauded Reagan Ad­ paigns but also by the regular party be interested in Jackson’s ministration emphasis on organizations in their states. recommendations; asking Atlantic allies and In 1980, the spending disparities FLORAL PRINTS First: Restore over-all between the state parties were in An eiciting collection ol florals on a sew easy fabne Japan to join in providing 50"o Polyester 50*oCoHon military strength. “As I see it, many cases close to shocking. 44 wide Machine washable more for the common defense. a sturdy strategic equivalance O pen forum /Reader 's views For instance, the New 'York Regularly $1.29 yard — Urged effective utiliza­ Republican Party spent $759,350 on with the Soviet Union is the in­ Barboza Teresa A 25% SAVINGS VOILES ft LEnOS last year’s campaigns while the New dispensable foundation for an tion of the West’s assets, par­ ticularly military-economic York Democratic Party spent a EASTER effective American foreign roles of Israel, Egypt, Turkey mere $25,000. That is, the LOVELY LACES policy to meet our respon­ Republicans outspent the Democrats Perfect lor that traditional < y g % PRINTS and Saudi Arabia. An inhumane philosophy wedding dress Just perfect for that special holiday dress 65®" TR E V IR A * P olyester 35®c Rayon sibilities and safeguard our in­ by a margin of 30 to 1. OUR ENTIRE SELECTION — Said America should The Republicans outspent the 44 wide Machine washable terests around the world" Regularly $2,69 yard maintain a ’’credible To the editor: manifest itself in further incidents of personal convenience will come to Democrats $505,544 to ^,3 1 9 in Second: Bolster deterrence A 25% SAVINGS presence” in the area “with The Board of Education is plan­ teenage suicides, drug over doses, an end this year, either at budget Pennsylvania, $388,495 to $27,500 in and promote stability in time or, if not then, at election time. appropriate facilities.” ning a forum this Wednesday night pregnancies, followed by the un­ Florida, $233,242 to $13,529 in North ^ X . 9 6 yd. Southwest Asia. Jackson sees entitled “Who Controls Education.” thinking murdering of their young It is sure to be helpful, now or later, TRIGGER CLOTH WHITE The senator’s statements Carolina, and $170,078 to $40,000 in 65% DuPont DACRON* Polyestef'35%tef'35% Cotton the Persian Gulf area as a After having attended the last forum through abortion, runaways, if the weight of opinion at the Indiana. 45' wide Machine washable deal with realities with which entitled “Curriculum 1980s,” I’d be forthcoming budget hearing is in PIQUE & SHARKSKIN “ great strategic prize for delinquency and the like. As long as In all five of these states, the Regularly $3.29 yard Great lor that business and casual together look’ the public should be conver­ hard pressed for something to do our educational system is favor of budget cuts. A boost In taxes YD. geopolitical reasons’’ even if it Republicans won narrow Senate vic­ A 25% SAVINGS *2.46 Regularly $2.98 lo S3 49 yard sant. Perhaps, in keeping with before I would attend another one. predisposed to accepting the dis- would be unnecessary if it weren’t didn’t contain vast oil tories last year. Decron A 25% SAVINGS the of building U.S. The “gods came down from the asterous and immoral teachings of for wasteful procedures and an over- The GOP candidates were free to resources. “But, of course, it »2.24-*2.62 vd strength and re§pect, an im­ mountain” and availed themselves humanist philosophers and expanded payroll. And on top of what spend their own funds on additional does contain oil on which we to the “common folk” answering'^ educators there will continue to be taxes we pay this year, there will be LOOK OF mediate need is updating and advertising and the like because so and our allies depend.” only the questions which they no “absolute answers for right and the cost of large bond issues to deal many of their other campaign U"' 'vV LINEN develping an effective and deemed relevant to basic education. wrong” in the minds of our youth. with in future years. Featuring our fine line of Imenique, Third; “We must do our part expenses — from voter-registration bombay knnkle cloth, natural llaxyln, WHITE EYELETS coherent over-all strategy. Determining beforehand that This is an anathema to the very prin­ Escalating taxes, incompetency to forge an enduring, construe- drives to mass mailings to telephone \ and linen look knits A fresh and lively look tor Spring curriculum was to be dealt with in ciples that most of us hold, even in a and waste are the issues April 6. Regularly $2.98 to $4.98 50®u D A C R O N * Polyester 50®o AVRIL'IIL’ banks — were being picked up by Rayon Machine washable Residents should attend and speak A general terms and questions specific changing society. I pray that parents their state parties. v l 25% SAVINGS Regularly $3.69 yard *2.77m to Manchester were “out of order” and educators will awaken to it and up if they are disturbed at the In a close election, that can make S2.24-S3.76 A 25% SAVINGS Berry's W orld. some local parents were turned call this most inhumane philosophy prospect of a large increase in taxes, ail the difference. aw»y without answers to their by its name — Humanism. at tardy snow plowing, at shocking Gaik? questions. This was very unsettling water bills, etc., etc. Dramatic cuts Valachi Mrs. Bonnie J. Clapp A previous column described the WESTERN since the discussion was produced in proposed departmental budgets LACE TRIMMINGS District of Columbia’s practice of Tremendous selection of pre-cut lengths ol ruMiedandiiai 6 17 Pearl St. and directed by our own tax sup­ are long overdue. John J. Partington’s days in the Federal Witness Protection SHIRTING PLAIDS lace trimmings While natural and pastels Manchester reducing its budget deficit by towing ported Board of Education. program included a Thanksgiving dinner on a remote Island That great country look of today' Robert J. Smith dozens of illegally parked cars each 65% FORTREL* Potyestef/35%a Cotton Also, the definition of “ Basic hideaway with notorious mob hit man Joseph "The Animal" Bar- 4-nECES SL O O 43 Harvard Rd. day. 100% Cotton Machine washabletfl Education” was fixed at the onset by b'oza. It also brought him in contact with such organized crime Regularly $2.28 yard Manchester . Motorists — many of them tourists one of the educators according to his A 25% SAVINGS s 1 , 7 7 y d .> STATE Phase-in — had been forced to spend hours figures as “Big Vinnie” Teresa, Joey Gallo and Joe Valachi. (UPI fT-SKXrrBEL P E fA R TM E H T futuristic ideas about society. Any retrieving their cars from the im­ photo) parent who didn’t see it that To the editor: poundment lot. And then they were way was referred to a forum on The revaluation phase-in was slapped with a $50 towing fee in addi­ (RV v I \'I I Humanism held a few weeks treated by Manchester’s officials as tion to the parking fine. H m World Almanac / / M m ii-U M l previously. a license to waste tax revenue. (• we have all the fixin’e hfLO)*Ar 3 he H e ra ld The change of administrations has m o m m TMg Now we have another forum being Shielded somewhat from criticism not changed what the District 1. The record for the longest SHOW. planned, and maybe the rules will be run on Broadway is held by 1* in to make your own by a near steady mill rate, the town Serving The Greater Manchester euphemistically calls its “parking Bring in the ontir. lower portion of thi. n d j n ^ ^ h . j t g ^ l ^ Ih e j ^ n ^ o ^ u ^ h 100 what play? (a) Fiddler on the changed again. But even as a com­ fathers have added to our actual tax Area For Tears enforcement program.” If anything, Roof (bj Grease (c) My Fair mon taxpayer-parent my time is too burden without any improvement in Founded Oct. 1, 1881 more cars are beihg towed now that Lady THf f AB Flic STORE WITH ST VLt I valuable to spend another night at a essential services. the arrival of spring is bringing in­ 2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was f a s t e r Baskets I discussion sponsored by a Board of named the NBA’s Most Valu­ Striking examples of cost ineffec­ Published by the creasing numbers of visitors to the able Player in 1980. How BONUS BUCK W fl I Education that for all Intents and pur­ tiveness are the various new ad­ Manchester Publishing Co. capital. nuiny times has he won this U N I vmtwpnmw s€ -frc fab rics poses appears to be concerned about ministrators and the extravagant Herald Square But a company has sprung up to award? (a) once (b) four times Manchester, Conn. 06040 (c) six times • v m ' n p l i M M t » ] the present dilemma In our schools, use of police officers as school help victims of the program. 8. What is Dustin Hoffman’s BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER j but only wishes to further establish Telephone (203) 643-2711 crossing guards. Clearly, town of­ Mambar: UnllacI Praaa Intamatlonal One day several months ago, a birthplace? (a) Los Angeles, '«*• 1$1« 1151 ToHand Turnpike j its causes and purposes to promote ficials have been making things easy couple of Washington businessmen Calif, (b) Brooklyn, N.'V. (c) Cuatomar Samoa — aar-ssas Birmingham, England OiwifrrNiA.iw the religion of Humanism among for themselves instead of making the met while wailing in line to reclaim **tvery Anvpur^w VALUABLE Manchester | Richard M. Diamond. PubHahar. ( l A i r M CMfl W" COUPON m m m your young people and mine under tough decisions the times demand, their towed cars. 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Bolton women A talk with Mercedes McCambridge Swing into spring H> (, \> i*\i i,i;> her association with Alcoholics paigned with the former Illinois The actress recently completed governor. “He knew I worshipped I’l S 'n io r K dilor Anonymous. "I'm just not shooting in Honolulu of a movie. She NEW YORK lUPI) - Mercedes anonymous," she said, "but I bow the ground on which he walked ... I has a lecture engagement book as McCambridge. the Oscar-'- ining ac­ very low (in admiration) for what told him so often. But the full as she can schedule it and keep tress, takes an honest look at herself they are doing." relationship was platonic ... not up with her job at Livengrin, she will in a mirror every morning and night. At present. Miss McCambridge is anything of physical nature.” be honored in May with a doctorate president of the Livengrin Founda­ She wears a Stevenson gift, an from her alma mater, and will be the "An honest look," she said, tion, in Bensalem, Bucks County, alexandrite ring he brought her from commencement speaker at the "because one of the things a Pa., a treatment center for Russia. She calls it her good luck University of Portland. ring. recovered alcoholic must learn is alcoholics. It can care for 72 — "both She speaks clinically of her men and women and all ages," she Billy Rose gave her a ring also, a honesty I have to live with myself." alcoholism. "I believe I had little said. bejewelled gold number he chance of avoiding my disease. For Miss McCambridge has been a Now, the actress has written her suggested could be a defense weapon autobiography, “The Quality of Mer­ if she ever needed it. me, caffeine, nicotine. Novocain, recovered alcoholic for several codeine, aspirin. Valium, Librium years. She doesn't like to say how cy" (Times Books) with the candor The artist skirts definition of her relationship with Rose. "Everything and alcohol are all not the magic many years because recovery was a that marks an interview with her. that eases pain for other people. For Struggle "and 1 might discourage "Most people call me ‘Mercy'," she in life is not platonic," she said. "Billy was fun.” me, the results are disastrous. I lose someone who's just starting treat­ said. "I like it. It’s difficult to sound all control after two drinks of The watch she wear.s is a gift from ment of the disease." cross when you say that word. " anything ... waking up was often in a Mbs McCambridge writes of her her longtime frie .d Marlene And a disease it is. she contends, hospital in California, in New York, just as heart disease and diabetes deep emotional involvement with the Dietrich, who offered her anything in Peru ...” are — and treatable. late Ambassador Adlai E. Steven­ from the Dietrich wardrobe to wear "1 think there is a genetic factor son, who twice ran for president, the at the Oscar presentation. She chose 6 involved. " she continued. "If there court paid her by Billy Rose, of her a Galanos-designed black chiffon "Finally,” she writes, “it was a is a history of alcoholism in your professional admiration for Orson which Dietrich refused to take back. doctor in New York, Stanley N. family, watch it ... Welles, her friendship with Marlene Gitlow (a non-alcoholic pioneer in "lam convinced that 1 was born Dietrich and the late Jimmy Dean, She worked with Jimmy Dean in treating the addicted) who got with a predisposition to the disease. and her active dislike for Joan Craw­ the movie “Giant” from Edna through to me. I was in Mount Sinai Eighty-four percent of all alcoholics ford. Ferber’s book about Texas. Dean, Hospital with severe bronchitis.” come from families with a history of She wrote the book, she said, she said, was “a gifted, blazing com­ Dr. Gitlow told her he believed she abnormal drinking . . " "because the publishers came to me et who came speeding across the sky was an alcoholic but she was not bad Photos She does find, however, that the .. I would never have done it and, in fiery light, fell off the world — "I was sick and I could be^treated public attitude is changing, that the otherwise." It is not ghosted, she as suddenly as he had come.” and be well! ... I am not anti-alcohol, by "public is beginning to talk about it said. Miss McCambridge worked with but I am anti the abuse of alcohol...” Pinto I alcoholism: with new understan­ The actress has been on a round of Joan Crawford in the western "John­ ding." personal appearance tours to ny Guitar” in 1954 and spends quite a When her March 17 birthday "Why," she asked at a speech the promote the book but comments, few pages on what it’s like to be a arrived this year. Miss McCam­ other day in Buffalo, N'.Y,. "should I "This is a role I don't know how to coddled superstar versus a suppor­ bridge was in New York in a hotel be looked at any differently from my play." ting actress like McCambridge. suite overlooking Fifth Avenue friend Mary Tyler Moore, who has Her life began on St. Patrick's Day Her description of Crawford is the where she could see the St. Patrick’s diabetes'’ " in 1918 in Joiiet, 111., but early on her only really nasty section in the Day Parade. She wore an emerald Miss McCambridge spoke at a parents, of Irish descent, moved to autobiography. She writes, "... she green dress (what other color!) public hearing at the Slate Research Chicago where she attended Catholic was a mean, tipsy, powerful, rotten- She was appalled at what the Institute on Alcoholism. schools. She was graduated from Mercedes McCambridge takes an honest look at herself in a egg la^y. I'm still not going to tell parade had come to, the rowdy Sheila Frankele, instructor of physical fitness for the Bolton She speaks out constantly and one Mundelein College and was playing mirror every morning and night. “An honest iook,” said the what she did to me. Other people teenage drunks among the spec­ Recreation Department, leads the class in some chair-hold of her most notable appearances was radio soap opera leads and mystery have written some of it, but they tators, many of them to pass out exercises. At right photo, she gives Terry Bolduc an assist. Oscar-winning actress, “because one of thehpings a later in the debris of beer cans, in 1969 when she agreed to testify roles by the early 1930s. recovered aicohoiic must iearn is hoensty. I have to live with don't know it all and they never will before a U.S. Senate subcommittee Orson Welles called her "the because I am a very nice person and broken beer and liquor bottles, many A on alcoholism and narcotics. She world’s greatest living radio ac­ myseif. (UPi photo) I don't like to talk about the dead to land in hospital emergency wards. By BETTY RYDER tress". She worked with him in the was one of the first celebrities to even if they were rotten eggs.” LifeHt)!** Editor come forward about her disease, old Mercury Theater days. nominated for Oscars twice more several stage shows. She won Miss McCambridge, married and Then she cheered up. A call came despite the fact that it later She made many movies, but it was and also for the Tony (Broadway plaudits for her voice as the devil divorced twice, has a son, John, from her headquarters at Livengrin. Spring has arrived — at least it has in Bolton. And area damaged her work opportunities. for the classic "All the King's Men” stage) award in 1972. Radio and the heard in "The Exorcist.” who’s a banker in Little Rock, Ark., All 72 occupants of the rehabilitation women are doing something about it. Now that its time to Her voluntary appearance before that she won an Oscar as best sup­ movies, however, remained her best Her relationship with Adlai and two granddaughters, Suzanne, 3, center gathered in the conference shed bulky clothing and don more seasonal ones, wome§ the senate hearing forced an end to porting actress in 1950. She was metier, although she appeared in Stevenson began when she cam­ and Amy, 7. room and sang, "Happy Birthday.” in that community are taking time from their busy schedules to "slim and trim. " P Sheila Frankele, a physical fitness instructor for the Bolton Recreation Department, is helping to create a lit­ tle magic —with exercises. Clubs "Gentle exercise keeps muscles toned and the body more agile,” she said. "We are designed to move. Inac­ tivity encourages rigidity in our joints and back which WAXES Retired Persons (AARP) will meet Persons will hold its regular meeting • Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the South on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the' sometimes could even lead to aches and pains. I only use MANCHESTER - Manchester United Methodist Church, 1226 Main Fellowship Room of the Community exercises that work with the anatomy of the body, WATES will hold its first meeting of Street. Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. therefore, muscles are developed properly.” the new fiscal year on Tuesday at Mrs. Gladys Merriman, guest Anna Merz will be the guest Sheila, who has been on several TV talk shows, has Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. speaker, will present a program en­ speaker. Her topic will be "Symbols written several articles on all forms of exercise, and Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to 7:30 titled “Easter Parade of Hats.” She and Sermons in Stone: the Art of the recently completed a series on a CBS network station. p.m. New members are welcome. will show and demonstrate a variety Early American Gravestone.” Mr. She conducts classes in Bolton at the Town Hall on of hat designs used in her career. and Mrs. John Sposito will be in Wednesdays from 11 a m. to noon; ind Yoga classes id Sunset Club There are still a few openings for charge of refreshments. Glastonbury on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a m. the Williamsburg Tour on May 18-22. Members are reminded that reser­ All classes are sponsored by the recreation department MANCHESTER - The Sunset For reservations, call Jeanne John­ vations for the Chesapeake Bay trip in the respective towns. Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at son at 649-1837. with a $50 deposit, should be sent by Her Yoga classes are geared to individuals that prefer the Senior Citizens’ Center. / ' April 11 to Joseph Murphy, 24 mild exercises along with Yoga breathing techniques that Following the meeting, there will ROIC Parents Lexington Drive. promote relaxation of mind and body. High on the fashion list for summer is the crown styling in a woven straw. A new be a kitchen social. Physical fitness classes consist mainly of exercises “hers” version of the popular fedora shape. rough, open weave straw with pleated ban­ MANCHESTER - Atty.’Marlene that minimize inches in the abdomen, waist, hips and Rehearsal Kaller will lead a discussion about Twins Mothers thighs and tone and firm from head to toe. Three treatments of the silhouette are ding at the crown is at center, while the the legalities of wills, trust funds, MANCHESTER - The Classes are open for registration. Interested women offered by Betmar. Hats for the girl on the reminiscent “gangster" shape, with wide, majority age, etc., as they relate to EAST HARTFORD - The Twins may register in Bolton on Wednesday prior to the 11 a m. go. At left is the small brim, low creased dipped brim and larger crown is at right. Beethoven Chorus will rehearse on the handicapped at a meeting of the Mothers Club of Greater Hartford class. For information on Glastonbury classes, call the Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Regional Occupational Training will meet April 15 at the YMCA- Glastonbury Recreation Department at 633-5231. Emanuel Lutheran Church. There Center Parents’ Group, Wednesday YWCA, 770 Main St., at 7 p.m. The will be a coffee hour preceding the at 7:30 p.m. at the school. annual potiuck will be held, followed rehearsal. by election of officers for the coming How to console parents year. AARP AARP Chapter For information about the club, MANCHESTER - The mothers qf multiple births, may call Kneeling on rugs, the class participates in a variety of stretches anci bending movements. MANCHESTER - Chapter 1275 Manchester Green Chapter of the Barbara Pope at 875-2081. New whosechild has died of the American Association of American Association of Retired members are welcome. lU JAMES \. IIK AEION "I'm sorry” would suffice in most and stopped by her home on BRISTOL. Conn, lUPI) - When a cases. "Just your presence, a touch business. "So I knew he knew. Forty- child dies the bereaved parents hear on the arm,” might even be eloquent five minutes he sat in my Iving room the cliches one after another. And said Mrs. Brodeur's husband, and didn't say anything. It was like a Will pain convince her? they hurt. Ernest. wali between us.” "She’s better off. " "Or call in a week or two and say. Her husband, Don, told of a friend By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. " It's for the best." Hi, would you like to come for wbo^as part of a closeknit group of DEAR DR. LAMB- My‘17-year- "It’s God’s will." coffee? ‘Because after the funeral, neighborhood women who met every old daughter is chronically troubled Dr. Lamb Or people say, "You're young. You when all the relatives go home and afternoon with their kids. When the with abdominal distress, pain, can have other kids.” That may be all the people stop coming, there you friend’s son died, "The women diarrhea and constipation. She has has an irritable colon. Bleeding from whether The Health Letter I am sen­ true, but the deceased child can are sitting in your living room all by stopped inviting her because she been diagnosed as having an the colon is seldom a manifestation ding you will hit home, but it does' 6 never be replaced. yourself," said Susan Zurrell, who didn’t have her son anymore.” irritable colon. She has always been of an irritable colon unless there are reflect the current medical thinkingi Many well-meaning friends who suffered the loss of a daughter, Deb­ a nervous child and still exhibits a hard movements and hemorrhoids. I on such problems. haven't lost a child sometimes say, bie. hand tremor during stressful think your daughter*should check DEAR DR. LAMB — For the past "We know how you feel. " What to talk about? The couple packqd up, moved, and moments. with her doctor again about this. eight months I have been taking Jim and Joyce Mahoney of Bristol The child is still near and dear to got rid of everythmgihat belonged to I cannot emphasize enough to her Bleeding can ‘occur with other Inderal for high blood pressure. I am whose little son, Stephen, died in the hearts of the parents and they their son, an only child. the importance of diet And activities. problems, such as ulcerqtlve colitis confused about whether I can drink April, say that particular line is a gladly want him or her at least men­ Pat Marchand suggested if the I know she indulges in alcohol and which can be aggravated by'Alcohol alcoholic beverages when taking crusher. "They can't possibly know. tioned, if not discussed. bereaved don't want a deceased has bleeding after she parties. But and even milk. Inderal. Sometimes my prescription It's the supreme loss," Mahoney "We still want to talk about our child’s things in sight, "Get them out she is at an age that she is assuming What you should do to help relieve will say no and at other times it isn't said. son. Everybody here wants to talk of the house, put them in the attic, responsibility for her own care. As a the problem of irritable or spastic mentioned. Neither my doctor nor "I once said I knew how a couple about their child,” Mrs. but when the times comes that you nurse I have talked to her and shown colon is discussed in The Health my druggist could find it in their felt when they lost a child, but I did Mahoney said, referring to some want to touch these things again, her the f a ^ in medical books, but Letter number 16-4, Spastic Colon, medical books. not know," said Grace Brodeur, members of the group, who met in hold them or whatever, they’re going she stilLhasn’t changed her habits of Irregularity and Constipation, which DEAR READER — The specific whose son, an Army veteran, com­ her home for an interview. to be there.” living I am sending you. Others who want point is not discussed in the standard mitted suicide years ago. Grace Brodeur said some people Do you have something that may this issue can send 75 cents with a drug reference book your druggist or "People want to say the right she didn’t know well avoid^ her Some times of the year can be hit home, as an outside medical long, stamped, self-addressed doctor may have b e^ using — 'hie thing, but they don't know how to do after her son died. "In grocery more depressing than others, par­ source? I would certainly be envelope for it to me, in care of this Physician’s Desk Reference (PDR). it.” said Pat Marchand, a hospital stores, they would turn the other ticularly around the Christmas grateful; her health may be saved newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio However, it is pointed out that one of chaplain, who has helped form the way.” holidays. All agreed that’s when a not to mention her life. City Station, New York, NY 10019. the effects of Inderal is to Induce "Bereaved Parents Support Group” "That I’ve heard from just about kind word is most appi;eciated. DEAR READER- It is hard to Suggestions in that issue Include mental depression or sleepiness. It here. everyone to the point where they Their brand of self-help is a convince anyone against her or his proper sources of bulk, avoiding may slow the braln.function just as a It’s not just the average person think something’s wrong with them relatively new concept. There has will. Sometimes pain and discomfort fo^s that irritate the colon and tranquilizer does. Actually it who has trouble dealing with death. — that they’ve got some kind of con­ been, however, a national organiza­ are the only things that will bring a eliminating coffee. neutralizes the adrenaline effect. Some doctors simply can't handle tagious disease and nobody wants to tion operating along similar lines in person to change her life style. Nervous tension contributes to an When a person takes this medicine giving parents tragic news and do it come near them,” Pat Marchand Oak Brook, 111., called “Com­ I am glad you said she has a irritable colon. If your daughter can for high blbod pressure the doctor .abominably. Others do it with great With a chair as a balancing beam, the ladies try for a high said. passionate Friefids,” as well as diagnosis, because that means she learn to be less tense or to relieve tries to give Just enough to control An extended leg stretch can really get to you. Terry Bolduc, at right, follows the Instructors lead care. Susan Zurrell told of an insurance other groups in Connecticut and New has had an examination. Not some of the stresses in her life, she the pressure without producing side \ kick. In the case of mourners, a simple man who had sent a sympathy card. England. everyone who has such complaints may do better also. I don’t know effects. e'4N «W ' S3?R.TT-'

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Trains on time after all o Whalers wind Islanders finish NEW YORK (UPI) - Thousands after the second of three turbines “We dimmed the lights on the up campaign ^3st nark Page 16 of rush-hour commuters on Conrail’s had to be taken out of service at the trains, cut the temperature gauges Vn— in NHL play \"(:i New Haven line who were braced for Cos Cob, Conn., power plant. and cut the speed limit,” a ConraiL with defeat delays predicted of up to one hour Spokesmen said that one turbine spokesman said aker the morning; Page 14 Page 14 SCOREBOARD today, had a relatively smooth mor- had been out of service for some rush period. “I guess we did the f Sports • ' . ' 'tH ning rush hour, a railroad time when the second one broke right thing. Now we’re keeping our- i h \ y ■ r , m spokesman said. down on Friday. fingers crossed. Z There were some scattered delays “Since we got through the morning; o'fti The second turbine was taken out iH' of from five to 12 minutes for the we expect the evening rush to of service after the end-of-week rush line's 40,000 commuters with only hour because of “excessive vibration better,” he added. one train running up to 25 minutes The spokesman said, “This is" and noise," they said. An inspection late, the 8:02 a.m. from New Haven, had found some broken parts. going to go on for some time. We’vei' due in at 9:46 a.m., the spokesman got a couple of days of bad": said. Because there is now only a operations.” Dire predictions of late running limited amount of power with which He said the turbine that had been- trains lacking heat and air- to run the commuter trains, a out of service before Friday would- Celts overcome Bulls' height fU( fN conditioning and having only spokesman said, an electricity con­ be back by May 15 and that ConralL auxiliary lights were made by servation program was put into would know by mid-week when t h t BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston "so'what I wanted to do was come have bodies that big on the floor, there on the transition game and get they have a chance to rest when questionable foul on the rookie and Conrail officials over the weekend effect. other turbine could resume service; • Celtics proved Sunday that bigger out early and exert myself on the they get a little tired. That’s the only back down the floor. We have to they’re on defense. When a team as then failed to call one on Chicago. isn’t necessarily better when they offensive end and exert a little deficiency I can see,” he said. work on this part of the game and explosive as they are has a chance to defeated the Chicago Bulls 121-109 in pressure on the man guarding me so The biggest Bull, 7-foot-2 Artis apply some pressure of our own," rest on defense, it's pretty hard to “Yeah, that kind of got me going, ” the opener of the NBA Eastern Divi­ they wouldn’t be able to zone off. Gilmore, feels his team’s youth may said Gilmore. catch them.” McHale said. “There was a call on sion Eastern Division semifinals. “I had a lot of success early and in have been a detriment. Chicago coach Jerry Sloan, me that didn’t seem right and then Patriarca returns home the latter stages of the game when however, wasn't hanging his head Another hero for the Celtics was right away at the other end Dwight Forward Cedric Maxwell scored 13 they collapsed on me. I was able to “We didn’t play extremely well for after the defeat. rookie forward Kevin McHale out of Jones grabbed my arm. 1 guess 1 did robber. Candos’ skeleton was found PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - strapped to his stretcher and of his 21 points in the first quarter to kick the ball out to the perimeter for the first half of the ballgame. We’re “I’m not ashamed of the way these Minnesota. Subbing for center get a little excited, but it happens two years later in North Attleboro, Reputed New England crime czar swathed in sheets and blankets at his help the Celtics along to a 32-23 lead short jumpers,” he said. a young team,” he said. guys busted their butts today,” Sloan Robert Parish, who fell into early sometimes and I guess 1 did it to Mass. Raymond L.S. Patriarca was back at arraignment. against the Bulls, the tallest team in It also occurred to Maxwell that "We’ve got to adjust to the said. “I was just a little disappointed foul trouble, McHale scored 21 them a couple of times too. " his Johnston home today after a Patriarca, 73, was discharged Sun­ the NBA. the Bulls may have been hindered by pressure a team like Boston puts on that we didn’t have enough patience points while blocking five shots. day from the hospital, six days after “The likelihood is this 73-year-old three-week stay in a Providence “I hadn’t played that well against their size. us. We can’t go in and force up a shot in our offense. When you don’t have McHale’s game accelerated when The series resumes Tuesday in he was arraigned on murder- man is in the last days of his life,” hospital and his second arraignment Chicago this year,” said Maxwell, “I think that sometimes when you because their man can get the ball in patience against a team like Boston, referee Earl Strom called a Boston. in connection with a gangland execu­ conspiracy charges in the Candos John F. Cicilline, Patriarca’s tion. case. lawyer, said then, arguing for ^•^,T Patriarca was admitted to Miriam Patriarca, who allegedly has reduced bail. Judge Robert S. ftince Hospital March 15, just 15 hours headed the region’s chief crime set bail at $50,000 cash. before he was indicted in family since the 1940s, entered inno­ It was the second time within- M assachusetts on a charge he cent pleas to the charges in New months that Patriarca returned Lakers not smiling ordered the 1968 slaying of Robert Bedford (Massachusetts) Superior home after a hospital stay that in­ “Bobby” Candos, an accused bank Court. The ailing Patriarca was cluded a court arraignment. He was charged in December with ordering 6 the 1965 execution of Raymond Man to face charge “Baby” Curcio of Providence. after latest loss “It’s simply 'another manner of II 4 treatment,” Cicilline said of Patriarca’s discharge. Patriarca r-H J By IRA KAUFMAN Abdul-Jabbar, who scored 30 points quarter to help the 76ers take a 1-0 in accident fatality “has been transferred to another en­ UPI Sports Writer and grabbed 18 rebounds in out­ edge. Game 2 is slated at the Spec­ vironment that is conducive to his HS*;''!f. A funny thing happened on the way playing Malone, who had 21 points trum Tuesday night MANCHESTER — Police have ob­ following the attack at 1:06 a.m. continued treatment. out of The Forum Sunday ... the Los and 15 rebounds. After Milwaukee took a 122-121 tained a warrant charging a 19-year- Friday outside David’s, a bar in the “It’s not like he’s apt to be back to Angeles Lakers weren’t smiling. “It’s hard to analyze accurately lead on a steal and driving dunk by old youth with misconduct of an Manchester Parkade. work or out driving a car,” Cicilline With Houston trailing 86-85 after how 1 feel,” said Westhead, whose Sidney Moncrief with 53 seconds ^ l , 4 V-,: automobile following the death Darlene K. Tierney, 19, was listed •■TT*-. V.J5- 3Sh' - said. Magic Johnson could make only 1-of- team was looking to become the first remaining. Erving made two free Friday of 19-year-old Deborah Ann today in satisfactory condition in 3 free throws, Mike Dunleavy sank a NBA club to repeat as champion throws as the 76ers — who own the Cheerleaders at Assmption Junior High Eileen Byrne, Kelley McAuley, Lori Stan­ Gallagher. Hartford Hospital, where she was 15-foot jumper with 15 seconds since the 1969 Celtics. ‘Tm disap­ best home record in the league — School have won the Manchester Deanery ford, Donna Judson and Cheryl Hollis, co­ William Alger, of 579 Zion St., transferred following the accident. Man to face remaining to put the Rockets ahead. pointed. There is a deep emptiness.” took the lead with 38 seconds left Championship tor the sixth consecutive year. Hartford, is also charged with The two were apparently run down After a Laker timeout, Johnson mis­ Portland Coach Jack Ramsay also After Marques Johnson missed a captain. Top, Joanne Schauster, An- following an argument. Police said The team won the competition last week at operating under the influence, and is sed an off-balance shot and Moses has a void to fill after another jumper with 21 seconds to play, namarie Balch, Susan Byrne, co-captain; Allen Tierney had been struck twice extra charge Malone added two insurance free Phildelphia’s Lionel Hollins sank East Catholic High School. In front with recovering from a shoulder injury in Pacific Division club was shockingly Debbie Wallace and Christa Larson. (Herald Manchester Memorial Hospital, by the car allegedly driven by Shine. throws to lift Houston to an 89-86 eliminated at home by a Midwest foe two free throws with 11 seconds trophy is team manager Michelle Cantin. photo by Pinto) where both victims were taken after MANCHESTER - Mark Bragg, triumph — sending Los Angeles in the mini-series. remaining for the final margin. Bob­ Team members include, bottom from left, their car struck a tree along Olcott Man wins Jeep 20, was arrested Saturday and packing off to the quickest exit for a Reggie King was the star for Kan­ by Jones stole the ensuing inbounds Street, police said. 'charged with threatening his es­ defending NBA champion in 11 sas City in Game 3. scoring 20 of his pass to seal the verdict Police are also attempting to MANCHESTER - Chuck Gill of tranged wife, police said. years. ^ 28 points in the second half to help Junior Bridgeman led the Bucks locate a 21-year-old Hebron man who 112 Ferguson Road has won an AMC Bragg, of Windsor Locks, was The 1968-69 Boston Celtics won with 32 points. Jeep CJ 7, has been charged with the fatal at­ arrested last month and charged their second consecutive NBA title, "1 didn’t think they’d come at us tack on a Glastonbury man. The Gill was the first prize winner in a with several counts of sexual mis­ but couldn’t even make the playoffs NBA playoffs the way they did, ” said Philadelphia A Obituaries deceased’s younger sister was also national contest sponsored by conduct. the next season following the retire­ Coach Billy Cunningham. "They injured in the incident. Solomon-North American, manufac­ Police said they arrested Bragg at ment of the legendary Bill Russell — played exceptionally well. Down the turers of ski accessories. 4:30 p.m. Saturday, after he turned who cackled a little louder than the Kings eliminate the Trail stretch they just shot the lights out — Police said they are running down The contest, called Dream himself in to police. He also had been usual in providing the commentary Blazers 104-95. The Kings, who also I’m just glad we won the game ' leads in an attempt to locate William Machine Sweepstakes, was con­ arrested last month in South Wind­ for Sunday’s nationally televised won two games on the road, came Larry Bird scored 23 points and Seana R. Painter ning from the D’Esopo East Hart­ Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Shine, alias William David Tufano, ducted in sporting goods stores. Gill ford Chapels with a mass of Chris­ sor for intentionally ramming his game. from 15 points behind to a 49-48 half­ Cedric Maxwell added 21 as the SOI TH WINDSOK - Seana R Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 who has been charged with first- entered the contest at Herman's time lead on King’s two free throws. tian burial at 10 a m. at Blessed and 7 to 9 p.m. wife’s car, police said. The Rockets, who entered the Celtics won their opening playoff Painter. 18, of South Windsor, died degree manslaughter. Sports Shop in West Farms Mall. Bragg is scheduled to appear April playoffs with a 40-42 record, won the "King didn’t give us much scoring game, with Game 2 Tuesday night in P Sacrament Church. Sunday of injuries suffered in an ac­ Frances M. Hills Allen K. T ierney, 22, was Gill said today he has not received 26 in Manchester Superior Court. He best-of-three miniseries by taking in the first two games, but he Boston. cident on Route 83 in Vernon. She pronounced dead-on-arrival at Deborah A. Gallagher MANCHESTER - Frances the Jeep and has no specific informa­ was released on his written promise two games in the Forum — where rebounded well and did the job Artis Gilmore scored 12 of his was the daughter of James 0. and (McVeigh) Hills, of 108 Birch St., Manchester Memorial Hospital tion about it. to appear. the Lakers posted a 30-11 record. scoring and rebounding today,” said team-high 20 points in the third Mary Ellen Painter of Southfield, MANCHESTER - Miss Deborah died Sunday at Manchester Houston opens its best-of-seven Kings Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. period as the Bulls took a 75-72 lead Midi,, formerly of South Windsor. Ann Gallagher, 19, of 482 Adams St. died Friday at Hartford Hospital of Memorial Hospital. She was the Western Conference semifinal series "Sometimes you get the bear, and with 4:49 remaining, but Boston Funeral services will be Tuesday widow of Charles Hills. in San Antonio Tuesday night against sometimes the bear gets you. " reeled off a 22-6 spurt the rest of the at 11 a m. at the Samsel Funeral injuries suffered in an accident in She was born in Manchester and the Midwest champion Spurs. Kansas City opens up a best-of- quarter to break open a tight game. Home, 419 Buckland Road, South Manchester last Wednesday. had lived there all of her life. Before FINAL DAY Dunleavy was an unlikely hero seven Western Conference semifinal Rookie Kevin McHale led the way Windsor Burial will be in Wapping She was born in Bridgeport, retiring she was employed in the Sunday. He had committed five fouls series Tuesday night in Phoenix with 8 of his 21 points in the run Cemetery. Friends may call today daughter of Edmund Gallagher of group stenographic department of while scoring just 8 points in 14 against the Pacific Division cham­ Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan said his from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Topeka, Kan., and Mrs. Paula The Travelers Insurance Cos, for TUES minutes and watched most of the pion Suns. club will have to rely on discipline if contributions may be made to the (Morin) Sherman of Rockville. She more than 40 years. She was a com­ game from the bench because of foul Form held in the opening games of the Bulls are to advance to the con­ South Windsor Boosters Club. was serving as a reservist with the 731st Tactical Air Lift Squadron at municant of St. James Church. i 0 trouble. the best-of-seven Eastern ference finals. Conference semifinals as 'T m not ashamed of the way these Arthur R. Boysen Westover Air Force Base, Chicopee, She leaves a sister. Miss Gertrude “All those fouls hurt us because Mass. McVeigh of Manchester. Funeral we couldn’t leave Mike in there,” Philadelphia edged Central Division guys busted their butts today,” Sloan SOI TH WINDSOR - Arthur R services will be Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. said Houston Coach Del Harris. "But champ Milwaukee 125-122 in the said. “1 was just a little disappointed Boysen, 75, of 42 Barber Hill Road, Besides her parents she leaves a brother, Fred Gallagher of from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Houston center Moses Malone manuevers goes up for shot. Malone totaled 94 points we like to have him in there at the Spectrum and the Atlantic Division that we didn't have enough patience died Friday at a Newington con­ Main St., Manchester with a mass of end. He’s a clutch player, a great champion Celtics whipped Chicago in our offense When a team as valescent home. He was the husband Rockville; two sisters. Miss Pamela his way around Lakers' Kareem Abdul- and 53 rebounds In three games which saw Gallagher of Norwich and Miss Hol­ Resurrection at 9 a.m, at St. James outside shooter and he stays calm 121-109 in Boston Garden. explosive as they are has a chance to of Esther (Ward) Boysen. Church. Burial will be in St. James Jabbar and away from outstretched arm of Rockets score major upset over defending and gets the job done.” Julius Erving scored 18 of his rest on defense, it's pretty hard to Funeral services and burial will be ly Gallagher of Milan, N.H. and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cemetery, Friends may call at the Los Angeles forward Jim Chones as he NBA champions. (UPI photo) The Lakers were led by Kareem game-high 38 points in the fourth catch them." private. The Samsel Funeral Home, funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. 419 Buckland Road, has charge of Edmund Gallagher of Milan, N.H. Memorial contributions may be arrangments. Memorial donations Funeral services were today from made to the American Heart JctiiwivTmG may be made Jo the American the Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 , Sports Prospect St., Rockville. Association, 310 Collins St,, Hart­ Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., ford, '^Calendar Manchester, hurth marathon John A. Allen / Expos impressive Mrs. Albreda D. Johnson Thomas V. Meegan EAST HARTFORD - John Alexander Alien, 28, of 26 Elmer St., MANCHESTER - Mrs. Albreda GLASTONBl RY - Thomas V. Monday I nilcd I’rcHH Intcriiulionul cinnati Reds ... Tommy John .died Friday in Putnam. He was the D. Johnson, 80, of 5 Linnmore Drive, Boston ... Miguel Dilone tripled Meegan, 66, of 279 Overlook Road, GIRLS SO ri’HALl, The gave the prepared for his Opening Day assign­ home Pat Kelly with a goahead run son of Archibald W. and Shirley died this morning at Manchester T H tW AOth goal of Rodgers Minnesota Twins a first-hand look at died Friday at St. Francis Hospital Soulli WindBor ul Eanl ment by pitching five scoreless in­ (Seifried) Allen. Memorial Hospital, in the top of the 11th and the and Medical Center. He was the hus­ Calliulir, 3 why they are a consensus pick by nings to lead the Yankees to a 6-0 Cleveland Indians added two more Funeral services were Sunday at Mrs. Johnson was the widow of band of Helen (Glynn) Meegan. Francis E. Johnson. She was born BOSTON (UPI) - Bill Rodgers time, grossing $2.6 million as com­ baseball experts to win the National victory over St. Louis ... Jim runs in the inning for an 8-5 victory He owned and operated Meegan Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, strained to the limit in his past three pared to $1.4 million the year before. League East. Sundberg doubled, tripled and scored East Hartford. March 16,1901 in Brooklyn, N.Y. and over the Chicago Cubs A two-out Tool Sales Co. for the past 15 years. had been a resident of Manchester Boston Marathons. In his try for an His three stores grossed $1 million, Tuesday The Expos, who finished only one twice on Mario Mendoza hits to lead pinch double by Ernie Whitt in the He was a member of Manchester unprecedented fourth victory this ba sera I.i game behind Philadelphia in the the Texas Rangers to a 3-2 victory Mrs. Stella G. Bondarko for two years. Previously, she had up from $680,000 the previous year. top of the ninth propelled the Toron­ Country Club. Besides his wife he been a resident of Worcester, Mass, A M M W tR S ^ year he must overcome the Rodgers is also pushing toward a Fermi al Maneliesler, East in 1980, feature an enviable over Kansas City ... to Blue Jays into extra innings leaves a daughter, Mary Keenan of EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Stella for many years. emotional drain of splitting up with running circuit sponsored by the 3:30 blend of youth, power and pitching Pete Guerrero hit a pair of two-run against the Chicago White Sox in a (Greykowski) Bondarko, 80, died Andover, two other daughters, a son, Prior to retiring five years ago, his wife. newly-developed Association of East Caihulie at Aquinas, and they utilized all their com­ home runs, the first capping a four- game called after 13 innings with the Saturday at an East Hartford con­ a brother, and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Johnson was employed by the "It’s the hardest thing, emotional­ Road Racing Athletes, which would 3:15 ponents against the Twins Sunday, run rally in the third inning, and the score tied 5-5. valescent home. She was the widow Funeral services were today from Standard Lock Washer Co. of ly, I've ever experience,” Rodgers allow runners to accept rnoney for Cheney Tech ul East Andre Dawson’s three-run homer Dodgers held on to beat the Califor­ In other developments: the Kansas of Steve F. Bondarko. the Glastonbury Funeral Home, Worcester, Mass, for 40 years. D0N7 MISS THE SAVINSS Majic Chef told the Boston Sunday Globe about winning. Humplon, 3:15 supported shutout pitching by four nia Angels 8-6 ... rookie Randy Bass City Royals sent pitcher Craig Private funeral services will be at RHAM ul Bolton Glastonbury. Memorial con­ Mrs. Johnson is survived by two his impending divorce from his wife, “We have to hustle for ourselves,” Montreal pitchers to pace the Expos hit a three-run double in the sixth in- Chamberlain to Omaha'of the tributions may be made to the the convenience of the family. The 40 YEARS OF DEDICATION Caloric Ellen, who supported him though the he told the Globe, calling the right to Penney at Welliersfield to a 7-0 exhibition victory, American Association ... the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Nordstrom Glastonbury; Volunteer Ambulance of Athol, Mass, and Mrs, Lilian early years of his running career. compete for money “our basic, com­ Hall al East Hanford Dawson, 26, hit his third homer of sent pitcher St. has charge of arrangements. WITH SAVINGS YOU CAN’T PASS UP Amana Coventry at Rorky Hill 6 Association. P ^ . Box 453, or to a “You ache for a few days after (a mon right.” the spring in the sixth inning after Dan Boitano to Vancouver of the There are no callifig hours. Bollins of Manchester, with whom Spring training charity of the ddnpr’s choice. she made her home; two sisters. GL marathon), but it goes away. This The Athletics Congress is current­ TRACK two singles and an error had scored Pacific Coast League ... the New Elizabeth F. Maori Miss Dorothy Fitzgerld and Mrs. never goes away ... It’s like you ly the governing body of track and East Catholie /Bulkeley an earlier run. Roger Erickson had York Yankees sent pitcher Dave Almida N. Thibo^ wake up and find your parents have at Windsor Forks (girls), held the Expos to one hit over the EAST HARTFORD - Prayer Helen Brady, both of Kingston, SAVINCS Whirlpool field in the U.S. But Rodgers points Righetti to their Hollywood, Fla., died," Rodgers told the Globe. 3:30 first five innings, Montreal scored ning to lead the to EAST HARTKORI)^^Almida services will be today at 3 p.m. for ■ N.Y.; five grandchildren and seven out that the organizations are having camp for reassignment and cut free It was not demands related to his GIRLS SOFTBAEE its final three runs in the eighth 3-1 victory over Seattle ... Chris (Nadeau) Thibodeau, 69, of H5 Main Elizabeth F. Macri, 61, of 133 great-grandchildren. Litton trouble co-exlsting, since track and agent pitcher Dave Lemanezyk ... running that separated the couple Manehester al Fermi, against John 'Verhoeven with the Chambliss knocked in three runs St., died Friday. She was the widow Westerly Terrace, who died Friday Funeral services will be FR9M $40 field differs greatly from the the purchased the but “private, personal matters,” he 3:30 help of a wild pitch and an error by with a single, infield out and a of Alfred Thibodeau. at her home. She was the wife of Wednesday, at a time to be an­ Zenith marathon. contract of pitcher Tim Leary from said. left fielder Rick Sofield. sacrifice fly, enabling the Atlanta She leaves a son in Manchester, Frank R. Macri. nounced, at the Holmes Funeral On the upcoming Boston their Tidewater farm club and Sony “In a lot of ways, I liked It more In his final test before pitching the Braves to snap the New York Mets’ Maurice A. Thibodeau, a daughter, She had lived most of her life in Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in to $150 « Marathon, April 20, Rodgers told the Wednesday placed outfielder Bob Bailor on the when life was simpler. I sometimes Expos’ opener Thursday against six-game winning streak with a 7-2 two other sons, three sisters, five Manchester before moving to East East Cemetary. Globe his objective is to “go for the BASEBALL 15-day disabled lis t... the San Diego Maytag feel that the more successful you Pittsburgh, Steve Rogers ran his ' ‘■triumph ... brothers; 11 grandchildren; and Hartford 14 years ago. Prayer ser­ Friends may call at the funeral win. East tut ho lie ul Padres sent infielder Tim Flannery become, there’s a dark side to it,” shutout string to 11 innings with five Rich Dauer’s lOth-inning single three great-grandchildren. vices will be at Holmes Funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Name Brand You Knew Frigidaire "I think I can pull out enough to be Rockville, 3:1.5 and pitcher Kim Seaman to Hawaii Funeral services were this mor­ Rodgers, 33, philosophized. competitive," he said. “I know age scoreless innings. Young Charlie Lea gave the Baltimore Orioles a 4-3 vic­ of the Pacific Coast League. Becker al M(X, 3:,30 tory over Philadelphia ... Mack RCA He describe the difficulties of en­ isn’t a factor. The only factor is my GIRLS SOETBAEI, and veterans Woodie Fryman and With Service You Can Trust dorsing products he doesn’t feel personal situation, whether there Stan Bahnsen also pitched for Mon­ Babitt’s base-loaded double in the FINAL EXPENSE Except Bhck & lEhile TV and AdvertUed SpeciaU. East Calliolir at Soulli Uth inning scored two runs and gave comfortable with, of not having time are too many stresses or strains ... Calliolir, 3 treal. UCLA in romp Puzzle correction to see his friends, of being called It’s chaotic. After the game, the Expos an­ the Oakland A’s a 6-5 triumph over LIFE INSURANCE ()ii:ilil\ S( r\ ic( constantly to do promotions or offer 'Hn a way. I’m lucky my running’s nounced that David Palmer had been San Francisco ... Jeff Leonard, who COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Junior A malfunction resulted in Clue 21 down in The ■500 to *5000* LSI. i r - % A y .(.,,Hm ,rl‘arl- advice. hung together.” Thursday placed on the 21-day disabled list. had sent the game into extra innings Karch Kiraly led UCLA in a romp Prizeweek Puzzle which appeared in The Herald EVERYONE ACCEPTliD If Rodgers' personal life is suf­ BA.SEHAEE Palmer is still recovering frbm arm with a ninth-inning single, singled in over Southern Cal Saturday in the Saturday, and the clue was partially obliterated. B«tWMflAgM40-«7 fering, his financial situation is not. Manrliester at Hull, 3:30 surgery in November and will re­ Gary Woods in the 11th inning to give championship match of an in­ The clue, 21 down, should have read as follows' 'Depending on ag« Last year his salary from business Squash champ E llington ul Cheney main in Florida with the Class A the a 108 victory vitational volleyball tournament. Animals kept as little friends. 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Manchester Community College Hill in spoiling Middlesex’ 1981 Testoni and Willie Marchuk. MCC (6) - C. Gonzalez If, 4-0-1-2, downed Middlesex Community debut. Middlesex scored an unearned Blake 2b, 4-1-1-0, Roath dh, 4-0-1-1, College, 6-2, in the first game of a MCC jumped to a 1-0 lead in the marker in the fourth. W. Gonzalez 3b, 4-1-2-0, Craig c, 4-0- for changes scheduled baseball doubleheader top of the first as Dave Blake singled Hill, 1-0, limited Middlesex to six 2-1, Frusciante pr, O-l-O-l, Testoni cf, yesterday at Middletown’s Palmer and scored on Steve Roath’s double. hits. He walked five and fanned 4-1-1-1, Mackay lb, 2-1-0-0, Marchuk Field. Middlesex countered in its half of the seven. Craig Winans hurled the final fr, 3-1-2-1, DeSaulniers ss. 3-0-1-0. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ February. “ We need help highs,” said center Mike Rogers. The second game was rained out in frame before the Cougars went inning in relief. Marchuk, Craig and Hill p, O-O-O-O, Winans p O-O-O-O. ford Whalers have ended a dismal everywhere. I have no priority." But Rogers held high hopes for im­ the top of the fifth inning with the ahead to stay in the second on a two- Willie Gonzalez each had two hits for Totals 32-6-11-6. season, stepping backward and en­ Veteran center Dave Keon, who at provement. Cougars leading. 5-4. run doubie by Chris Gonzalez. the Cougars. Micldit-Hex (2) - Mercier If, 3-1-1- during "a lot more lows than highs," 41 is the NHL’s oldest player, said "Larry is an ambitious person," MCC, 4-2-1 overall and an un­ The Cougars added three in­ ,F. team members say. the Whalers’ season was a big disap­ he said. “I’m sure we will be an im­ 0, Lombardo cf, 3-1-1-0, Powers lb, 3- blemished 4-0 in "the CCCAA, were surance markers in the third on MCC’s next outing is Wednesday 0-2-1, Wieloch p, 4-0-1-0, Curry 3b. 4- But coach Larry Pleau hinted at pointment. proved club next year. If changes led by a balanced 11-hit attack and doubles by Wiliie Gonzalez and afternoon at Cougar Field against ,IJ. big changes for next season, possible “We regressed instead of have to be made Larry will do 0-0-0, Caravolis rf, 4-0-2-0, Zak 2b, 2- the stalwart pitching of starter Ken Dwight Craig and singles by Steve Becker Junior College at 3:30. 0-0-0, 0. Perez c 3^-0-0, M. Perez ss, trades and certainly “taking a look progressed," said Keon. them.” 2-0-0-0, Walrus pb, O-O-O-O. Totals: 28- at these players in the minors and in Keon’s retirement is the subject of The 18th place finish insures the 2-7-1. the draft." much speculation but he said, "if it Whalers will get the fourth pick in Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs "We’re open to anything, no happens it will happen. I haven’t the June draft. reason we can’t trade our number talked to Larry about it yet. It’s Pittsburgh clinched 15th place in MCC 123 000 0 6 I Bolton nine no-hit victim Middlesex 101 000 0 2 one choice," Pleau said Sunday after going to depend on personal con­ the standings and will meet St. Louis I. the Whalers dropped their season siderations.” in the playoffs Tuesday. finale to Pittsburgh, 5-4. Pittsburgh In their 1979-1980 maiden NHL The Penguins finished the regular With Matt Tallman spinning a no­ Bacon picked up four runs in the cf, 4-2-1, Stevens If, 3-1-0, Randlou ^ I: rubbed out the Whalers’ 3-2 third- season, the Whalers qualified for the season with a 30-37-13 record. hitter, Bacon Academy blanked first inning to put matters away ear­ ss, 3-2-1, Tallman p, 4-2-3, O’megra period lead with three unanswered Stanley Cup playoffs by finishing " It’s always good to end the Bolton High, 10-0, in the COC ly. The frame was highlighted by an dh, 4-0-1, Verrill c, 0-0-0, Fetzer rf 4- goals in a span of 2:27. 14th in the league standings. season on a winning note,” said baseball opener for both schools RBI single off the bat of Tallman and 0-1, Shea lb, 4-0-0, Bleha, 3b, 2-1-1, "It might take two or three years This season the team was bumped Coach Eddie Johnston. “We’ll be in a Saturday at the Bulldogs’ field. a two-run double by DH Tom Shutt 2b 4-2-1, Sawcbuck ph, 1-0-0, but we’re starting to build," said from the playoffs, finishing fourth better frame of mind for the Tallman fanned 13 and walked four O’Megra. Totals: 33-10-9 from the bottom in 18th place with a Pleau, wbo coached the Whalers for playoffs. You never want to get into in spinning his no-hitter. Holiun (0) - Landrey lb, 2-0-0, 21-41-18 record. a situation where you're losing Bolton starter and loser Chris 19th HOLE their final 20 games after replacing r Teller 3b, 3-0-0, Smith cf, 3-0-0, the fired Don B lackburn in “There were a lot more lows than before tbe playoffs.” “We didn’t show strong with the Morianos experienced some early bats, obviously,” understated Bolton wildness to hurt his cause. He issued Morianos p, 2-0-0, W. Brown c, 2-0-0, first-year Coach Mike Panciera, five walks while striking out one. Stephens If, 3-0-0, T. Brown ss, 2-0-0, Country Club “Tallman is a heckuva pitcher. The Bulldogs return to the dia­ Cusan 2b, 3-0-0, Peterson rf, 2-0-0. “But we played good defense. We mond Tuesday afternoon at home Totals: 22-0-0. BEST 12- A —Bob Vonderkall 45-4- turned over three doubleplays. It against RHAM at 3:15. Key: at bats-runs-hits. 41, Dave Kozlovich 46-4-41, Joe Wall was just a matter of us not having Bacon 410 320 0 10 46-4-42, John Burger 45-3-42; B —Sal Third period blitz the horses to run with them." Huron Aradrmy (10) - Webster Bolton 000 000 0 0 Evangelista 49-7-42, A1 Leone 49-7-42. Pete Teets 48-5-43, Bob Barningbam 6 HARTFORD (UPI) - George The Whalers had taken a 3-2 third- The Penguins finished the regular 49-5-44; C —Bob Gustamachio 53-8- Ferguson, Rod Schutt and Nick period lead on Warren Miller’s goal season in 14th place with a record of Nancy Lopez-Melton grimaces after missing birdie on i8th 45, Merrill Anderson 55-10-45; Low Libett scored unanswered third- at 6:00. 30-37-13 and will meet the Montreal green though she won Dinah Shore LPGA Tournament at Two weekend wins Boaters lose gross —Steve Matava 76. SW EEPS- A —Gross —Mike Dob- period goals in a span of 2:27 Sunday The win snapped a five-game Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Mission Hills, Calif., Sunday with 64 round. Her 277 tourney '/ to power Pittsburgh to a 5-4 victory Pittsburgh winless streak and gave playoffs Tuesday. Manchester Soccer Club was zinski 74, Brad Downey 77; Net—Joe score was 11 under par. (UPI photo) over Hartford in the regular season the Penguins their first win since Hartford, in its second NHL for AACC softballers eliminated in the fifth round of the Wall 80-8-72, Stan Markowski 80-8-72, John Burger 78-5-73; B — Gross finale for both NHL teams. March 25. season, failed to qualify for the to third on the Beth Given single and U.S. Amateur Cup, 3-0, by tbe Manchester Community College —Leone 87, N et—Evangelista 83-14- playoffs, finishing in 18th place with women’s softball team upped its scored on an infield groundnut by Bayern Soccer Club of Philadelphia a record of 21-41-18. in the pouring rain Sunday in 69; C —Anderson 93-19-74 day. Ranger defenseman Dave Maloney record to 3-4 with a pair of hard- LuAnn Bendell. BEST U>- A —Doc McKee 61-5-56, New York Ranger goalie Steve Baker has Hartford took a 1-0 lead on a power Doreen Downham, 1-2, picked up Philadelphia. also watches puck. (DPI photo) Team Canada squad fought victories last weekend. The Bob Jones 64-8-56, Bob Reynolds 62- his eyes on puck as he prepares to make play goal by Dave Debol at 12:32 of Cougars nipped the Eastern Connec­ tbe win. David Lischner, a member of the the first period. It was the 99th Nelson's victory United States Youth Team, scored 6-56, Sam Watson 64-8-56. Stan pad save in first period against Flyers Sun­ ticut State College jayvees, 6-5, last Kim Hannon tripled in tbe bottom power play goal surrendered by the twice to pace the City of Brotherly Markowski 64-8-56, Woody Clark 57- Friday in Willimantic and came of the seventh and scored on a wild 1-56; B —A1 Leone 68-14-54, Don Penguins this season, setting a new back yesterday with a 9-8 win in the pitch to give MCC its win over Love club to victory. set for 1981 World NHL record. Manchester’s advancement in the Anderson 67-1255, Warren Howland first half of a doubleheader over Housatonic. 65-9-56; C -N ewl Smith 72-16-56; Pittsburgh’s Peter Lee and Hart­ Housatonic Community College. Schwartz had a two-run triple in tournament was the farthest by any ford’s traded second caps comeback Nutmeg squad in a decade. Tbe Low gross —Woody Clark 73 the second inning and safeties by WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - with some international experience, The second game Sunday was SWEEPS- A —Gross —Clark 73, Net period tallies. Lm became the 50th Carol Oliva, Shea and Noreen senior squad won three times after Islanders quietly Team Canada General Manager is coming off his most productive rained out. —Bob Jones 81-8-73, Stan Markowski NHL player to score 30 goals this Eastern had a 4-0 lead until the top Tarbell highlighted a four-run third drawing a first round bye to advance John Ferguson Sunday night selected season ever. The 25-year-old center hands." 82-8-74; B—Gross—Howland 83. Net season at 8:10, while Meagher GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) -• of the fifth when the Cougars com­ inning for the Cougars. to the fifth round. five members of the Washington netted a hat trick in Sunday’s 7-2 vic­ The two finished the tournament 7- —Leone 87-14-73. Bundi Tarca 87-12- scored an unassisted goal at 18:23 to Larry Nelson’s victory in the bined for five walks, an RBI infield Gagnon, 2-1, was the winning Capitals, including goaltender Mike tory over Detroit Rdd Wings to under-par. Nelson went 69-68-69- 55, Don Anderson 87-12-55; C —Don give the Whalers a 2-1 lead. Greater Greensboro Open capped a hit by Lisa Schwartz and a two-run pitcher for MCC. Bendell, Oliva and Palmateer, to round out his roster become Washington’s first 50goal 75—281, while Hayes had rounds of Genovesi 93-16-77 Rick Kehoe’s 55th goal pulled comeback he hopes hasn’t peaked a single by Tonni Shea to go in front, 5- Tarbell each had two hits for the for the 1981 World Hockey Cham­ scorer. 70-69-68-74-281. Nick Faldo, the Pittsburgh even at 1:41 of the third week too early. 4. Cougars, who’ve won three straight Pin winners pionships in Sweden. Gartner, who began his period. Kehoe received a centering Nelson, a winner at Greensboro in British PGA champion, fired a 3- dominant franchise professional career with Cincinnati Eastern tied it in the bottom of the after opening with four losses. Forwards Dennis Maruk, Mike pass from Greg Malone and flipped a a playoff with Mark Hayes, heads to under-par 69 Sunday to finish the A frame with MCC scoring the winning MCC’s "next outing is a home Ralph Clark Jr. and Barbara Gartner and Ryan Walter, along of the World Hockey Association, the Masters surprised at his own tournament at 6-under and in third Tallwood By MIKE TULLY first place and then we let it get never been in an NHL playoff. "But 15-foot wrist shot by Hartford goalie run in the top of the sixth. Laurie engagement against Mattatuck Com­ Sullivan won the local roll-off Satur­ with defenseman Rick Green, were has also just completed his best NHL place. Lee Trevino, playing in the I PI Sports \t rilcr away, " Howatt said, reflecting on that's a pretty hard thing to accept Mike Veisor. play after having to change his swing Gagnon walked, stole second, moved munity College at 3:30. day at Brunswick Parkade Lanes’ BEST 1.5- A —Gross —Ed Stone 60. also named to the team. season, scoring 48 goals for because of a back problem. threesome with Nelson and Hayes, The . have the season. "We lost some games as hard as we worked and after “Bowl your way to Europe" Tourna­ Gino Calderone 52, Frank Sullivan Ferguson, who also fills the post of Washington. “I really felt like I was trying to finished the tournament 5-under quietly become the NHL's dominant and tied games we should have won. playing the kind of game we played ment. 54, Ron Jeroszko 54. Ken Cola 54, general manager for the Winnipeg Walter, the Capitals’ captain and get ready for Augusta," said Nelson after an even-par performance in the franchise. Belittled in a poor initial St. Louis went ahead by seven, but tonight. " Detroit also finished out of 'B' Booters The two local champions will now Paul Kenneson 55. Ted Blasko 55, campaign and tagged with a we beared down and started coming the playoffs. Jets, had to wait for the outcome of their first-round draft choice in the after Sunday’s dramatic win. “I final round. Paul Petry 55; B —Gross —Bruno Sunday night’s game between tbe 1978 amateur draft, has played George Burns, who also had a 69 represent the center in the 16th an­ 'choke" label until they won the back and finished up strong. " Penguins .5, W halers 4 didn’t expect to win here because I Smith in court nual Bowl your way to Europe Tour­ Frigo 62, John Guard 62; Net —Don The Islanders, who clinched the At Hartford, George Ferguson, Toronto Maple Leafs and Quebec against the Europeans in the world top 'C', 3-2 had to change something in my Sunday, joined Ben Crenshaw, who Stanley Cup last season, the Isles nament International Finals in Sanders 52, Frank Wojtyna 53, Al P Nordiques before he could announce junior hockey championships. swing. I may have peaked a week continue to refute every doubting overall regular-season championship Rod Schutt and Nick Libett scored Manchester Soccer Club “B” team Washington, D.C., May 22-24. Smith 55. Les Christensen 56, Vince word directed at them. Saturday, rested Denis Potvin. Bob during a 2:27 span of third period, his choices. Green, the first player chosen earlier. I hope not.” Jazwinski 56, George Frankenberger overall in the 1976 draft, has downed Manchester "C”, 3-2, in a 12 Clark, who resides in Hebron, "We were behind them and it Bourne, Anders Kallur and Butch enabling Pittsburgh to snap a five- The Leafs defeated Quebec 4-2, Nelson, who took home $54,000 at 56; C —Gross —Jim Grassi 65, Net anchored the Washington defense and under division clash last Satur­ to face charges topped 32 other male bowlers to cap­ Goring against Buffalo. Greensboro, said he has played in shows that pride they have in game winless streak. The Penguins giving them 71 points for the season day at the Glastonbury Indoor ture the title. He rolled 222 in his se­ —Richard Field 45, Stan Zima 48. In other games, Toronto topped corps for the past five seasons. only two Masters, finishing 35th the themselves." Islander Coach A1 Ar­ allowed their 99th power-play goal, — one more than the Capitals — as Soccer Facility to cap the regular cond game, 70 pins over his 152 Ralph King 50, Jim Menditto 51, Roy Quebec 4-2, Winnipeg tied St. Louis “We’ve got some good players year before last and fifth, in his first LOS ANGELES (UPI) - For 71 named in federal grand jury in­ bour said Sunday after the Stanley an NHL record. The Whalers, in they captured the final playoff berth. season schedule. average. Broege 51, Blaine Herald 51. Dan 5-5. Washington routed Detroit 7-2, here,’’ Ferguson said. “Our appearance. days, boxing promoter Harold J. dictments, a federal official said Cup champions, in a game in which their second NHL season, failed to "We’ve got to look for a medal The same two clubs will meet in PGA Sullivan, of 168 S. Main St., Gothers 51, Nelson Eddy 51; forwards look like they should score Nelson sank a two-foot birdie putt Smith lived in hiding, cloaked in the several weeks ago. they had nothing to gain, erased a 3-0 qualify for the playoffs. Pittsburgh's placing, and we’ve got to mold the the opening round of the playoffs Manchester, won the woman’s title Calloway —Steve Schachner 62. a lot of goals. And I’ll probably go on the second playoff hole to defeat dark shadows of a $213 million bank "The mystery will be resolved (at lead and hung a 7-3 thrashing on the Rick Kehoe finished with 55 goals. team together in six short days,” Saturday afternoon at the Glaston­ on a 222 game, 65 pins over her 157 August Link 62, Lon Belanger 64, Rangers 2, Flyers 0 with Palmateer in the nets." Hayes, his close friend and playing embezzlement and claiming he’d be the arraignment)," Jackson said Buffalo Sabres. "They didn't quit. " 'We had nothing Ferguson said, after releasing his bury site at 4 o’clock. average. Dick Paternostro 67, Norm Diamond Earlier in the day, Ferguson an­ partner in the final round, but it was was one-under Sunday, in a tie for killed if he appeared publiely. Sunday. Rookie Bill Carroll scored two to lose tonight’ At Philadeiphia, Ulf Nilsson selections. "We do have a lot of Craig Smith, Marc Vigeant and Second place in the men’s division 67. nounced the selection of goaltender a shot two holes earlier that he says fifth place. Today, following his weekend Smith was arrested Saturday in a goals and assisted on two others as scored on a power play in the second pressure, but I think they’re going to Mike Sardo each tallied for "B”, went to Dick Johns, who rolled 36 SWEEPS—Gross —Ed Stone 75. Jim John Garrett of the Hartford It was Nelson’s furth PGA victory arrest at gunpoint by nearly 30 motor home by a swarm of FBI the Islanders finished the regular period, giving New York 13th place make a good showing." which wound up in first place after he will never forget. Bidweil 76; Net —Jim Grassi 84-22- Whalers. and boosted his career earnings to federal agents. Smith was to appear agents near the Los Angeles Police pins over his average. Second place season with 100 points and sealed the Pittsburgh edged Hartford 5-4, the and a meeting with Los Angeles. It the regular season. Eric Fleming After blowing a one-sbot lead with 62, John Guard 81-12-69. Frank Palmateer, who joined Garrett posted a respectable goals $837,788 and his winnings this year to in federal court to be arraigned on Academy and Dodger Stadium on a in the woman’s roll-off was Nancy Sabres into fifth. New York Rangers blanked marked the second straight time the and Rich Henrys tallied for "C”, a double-bogey on the 15th hole. Wojtyna 82-11-71, Nelson Eddy 99-27- Washington in an off-season deal against average of 3.98 in his first $79,282.' passport violation charges. warrant charging him with making a Johnson, who bowled 42 pins over "We were really loose, " Carroll Philadelphia 2-0, Montreal defeated Rangers have shut out the Flyers, which finished in the third spot. Nelson roared back to set up the 72, Bruno Frigo 87-14-73, Paul Petrv with the Leafs, should provide (1979-80) NHL season, but tbe Hayes, who had also won three Also, FBI agent Jack Jackson said false statement in applying for a her average. said. "We had nothing to lose Boston 4-2 and Chicago whipped who will play Quebec in the first Jeremy Moore and Scott McKay playoff by sinking a 35-foot bunker 79-6-63, Tim Griesbach 92-19-73. Al tonight, which was great. It's the Minnesota 8-4. round. Ferguson with the solid netminding average hovered around the 4.50 shot for a birdie on the 18th. tournaments going into Greensboro, a “hold" has been placed on Smith U.S. passport. Smith 84-11-73, Roy Broege 94-21-73. played well in goal along with Tom took home $32,400 for second place, first time in last 20'games where we Maple l.eafx 4, Nordiqiie-i 2 (ianailiens 4, Bruins 2 he has been seeking. The 27-year-old mark most of this season. “I guess the only word you can use by North Carolina authorities. And He spent the weekend in county Gordon Beebe 82-9-73. Dan Gothers Diana and Christine Revegno also Faldo won $20,400 and Trevino $14,- could really take it easy, but we At Quebec, Ron Sedlbauer scored Toronto native had his best NHL The 29-year-old native of Trenton, is impossible,” said Nelson. “The while Jackson refused to say what jail pending today’s appearance Helden lauded 99-26-73. At Boston, Mark Napier scored a playing well for B” . Matt Clough in 400. weren't going to back into first two power-play goals to help Toronto season with the Leafs during the Ontario, played seven years in the only thing I was trying to do was to that charge was or if it was related before the U.S. magistrate. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Olympic FOUR MAN BEST BVI.I. BLIND pair of goals to lead Montreal, which goal, fullback Ron Cote and fullback Faldo is quickly establishing place." clinch the 16th and final playoff 1977-78, schedule, posting a goals World Hockey Association, allowing get the ball out of the bunker and as to the bank fraud, tbe hold would The penalties for filing a false Gold Medalist Eric Heiden has been DRAW- Gross —Phil Daly-Bob won the Vezina Trophy for defensive Jim Melesko played well for "C”. himself as a top international player. "He (Arbour) said we were a little berth. The Leafs finished with 71 play and which will face Edmonton against average of 2.74. an average of 3.52 goals a game for a close to the hole as possible. I normally mean Smith could not be passport application include a $2,(X)0 named the 1981 recipient of the Normington-Norm Pellelier-John He qualified for a PGA card by win­ sluggish, but we have a lot of pride points, one more than Washington. in the playoffs. The Bruins were Maruk, a six-year NHL veteran total of 323 games. cound’t even see the green. I’ll have released on bail following his arraig- fine or five years in prison. Sportsman of the Year Award of the Carey 70; Net —Mike Parrott-Larry ning $12,209 through five tour­ and we try to show it and work The Nordiques finished the regular assured of eighth place overall and to put it as one of the greatest golf ment. The Wells Fargo Bank branch in Association Internationale de la Adams-Chick Seaback-Bob naments this year. He tied for ninth harder." season in 11th place. the home-ice advantage in the first shots of my career.” That’s when charges in the bank Beverly Hills reported last January Press Sportive — the International Chambers 55, John Sheetz-Tony in the Los Angelos Open and shot a With the Islanders trailing 3-0, Jel.s .5, Itliie.'< 5 round of the playoffs before the Goalie’s sin Nelson followed his doubl^bogey fraud ease could be leveled against the loss of $21.3 million which had Association of the Sports Press. Steullet-Frank Wojtyna-Sal Bonelii record 62 in the Hawaiian Open. they scored four times in the second At Winnipeg, Peter Sullivan game started. Boston will face with another bogey and Hayes had a the flamboyant Smith. He and a been siphoned from accounts over a Heiden, who won five gold medals 60, Jeff Clarke-Bob Jamieson- He will miss the Masters, period. Gord Lane scored a short- scored an unassisted goal at 18:31 of Minnesota in the first round. The most costly chance to still win it on the 18th, but business partner were expected to be two-year period. in the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Richard Field-Paul Saari 60. however, but would have been in­ handed goal, Carroll scored twice the third period, allowing the Jets to Bruins' Rick Middleton finished with missed a six-footer for par that left Placid, will receive the trophy on S\\ EEPS- Gross —Ken Comerford within 2:18, and Stefan Persson close a dreary season by gaining a 44 goals. By FRED LIEF them even, vited with a Greensboro victory. April 24 in Cleveland. 74, Bob Normington 77, Net -Stan scored New York's 93rd power-play point. Goals by Willy Lindstrom and Blurk Hawks 8, North Stars 4 UPI Sports Writer “It (Nelson’s bunker shot) sur­ 'll would have loved to have won,” , The Sportsman of the Year award Goodman 77-8-69. Chuck Nicol 95-25- goal of the season, an NHL record. Morris Lukowicb helped Winnipeg At Chicago, Darryl Sutter, a Goalkeepers have slit their wrists prised me so much I wasn’t ready to he said. “I was ip the top four in the ‘Old lady' fag on Chris is voted on by 8,000 members of the 70. Norm Mawdslev 87-16-71. Ed Mif- "It's tough finishing the season rebound from a 5-2 deficit. Wayne strong candidate for Rookie of the for less. hit that putt,” said Hayes. “The (European) Order of Merit and AIPS in 134 countries. fitt 84-13-71, LarrvAdams 100-29-71 like this." Sabres rookie Alan Babych of St. Louis scored his 54th Year, scored his 39th and 40th goals Graham "King” Tutt, the goalie putter felt like a tire tool in my Augusta takes three.” Haworth said. "We needed this goal. The Blues will play Pittsburgh to lead the Black Hawks, who will for the Atlanta Chiefs, committed after winning first prize game badly. I think we've got to in first round of the playoffs. play Calgary in the first round of the one of soccer’s royal sins Sunday in forget about this game and go into CupitalH 7, Red Wings 2 layoffs. The North Stars, who were his team’s 3-2 loss to the W ashin^n CARLSBAD, Calif. (U P I)-Y ou’d “1 "I just wanted to play my gamegai Bogies plague Palmer playoffs like a brand-new season. " At Landover, Dennis Maruk had a coming off a 5-0 victory over St. Diplomats. think “old lady" would be the last because I knew I could win with it," Wayne Merrick, Hector Marini hat trick but the Caps^Tdro-have Louis, could have earned home ice With the score 1-1 in the 71st String of birds thing somebody would call an attrac­ Evqrt said. “1 didn’t expect to come and Garry Howatt scored in the third never made the playoffs, fell short for their series against Boston with minute, Washington goalkeeper Jim tive 26-year-old woman who’s just back and peak my second week back, period. and January triumphs again. "The 50-goal season was im­ one point. They have never won in Brown punted the ball from his own trimmed 15 pounds of an already but the more wins I have now against "We jumped off quick start, had portant to me,” said Maruk, who has Boston. end down the length of the field. The athletic frame. the Mandlikovas, Austins and ball took one embarrassing bounce But that’s what some of the young Navratilovas, the more confidence TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Don ment. Meanwhile. January ripped over Graham’s head and rolled into sets tone of win off a 5-under-par 67 and Ford missed lionesses of the women’s pro tennis I’ll have for Wimbledon, the U.S. January says the only thing that a last-hole birdie putt for a 71 and the the Atlanta goal. tour call Chris Evert-Lloyd. Open and other tournaments.” could have beaten Arnold Palmer in two finished tied at 280. “It was like watching a tennis “I wish they would find a more Evert has cut back her playing the PGA Seniors Classic was "a A birdie on the first extra hole Record book rewritten match," said Atlanta coach David PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - “This was the best round I’ve had flattering nickname for me than ’old time to be with husband John Lloyd, miracle" — but six straight Palmer gave January the victory. Chadwick. When you Shoot a course-record 64 all year. I had a 64 last year but it lady,”’ Evert-Lloyd joked Sunday entering only two tournaments this bogeys and a January birdie on tbe '■■T ■■ J . ■ Palmer said his short game EDMONTON, Alberta (DPI) - point in a 7-2 victory over the Win­ for an average of 2.05 per game over The Diplomats — last year’s and string together four birdies in a wasn’t as exciting as today’s. When I after disposing of yet another year and winning both. first extra hole did the trick. brought the breakdown just short of Wayne Gretzky’s performance nipeg Jets in Edmonton. 80 games, allowing him to smash Bill Detroit franchise - won the game in row, you need a little luck to go along arrived in Palm Springs I didn’t feel teenage phenom to win the $100,(X)0 Mandlikova, who has now lost five "Everybody was saying Arnold victory. during the 1980-81 season has made Asked whether he ever believed he Cowley’s record of 1.97 points per Atlanta with 38 seconds remaining with the considerable skills well. I withdrew from the pro-am first prize in a four-player event at of the six matches she’s played was going to win — he was hitting the rMuired. "1 had it going," he said. Then, he the latest edition of the NHL record could score more than 300 points in game set in 1943 with Boston during when defender Malcolm Waldron Wednesday and saw a doctor. Today La Costa. against Evert, was philosophical. ball real well," the 51-year-old For Nancy Lopez-Melton, the luck said, "My short game just feli apart. book practically obsolete. only two seasons in the NHL, a 36-game season. scored on a direct free kick from 19 I kept a wet towel around my neck to The current U.S. Open champion “She doesn’t miss any balls. She’s January said, "I was one of the guys yards out. I couldn’t get a chip close to the hole The Edmonton Oilers’ superstar The passing of the milestone showed on the 358-yard, par-4 sixth keep from over heating. How do I registered her second consecutive 6- No. 1 for sure. You can’t miss many saying he was going to win. In fact, I Gretzky, handling questions from and then couldn’t make a putt when 1 Saturday became the first NHL the press with his usual aplomb, overshadowed the work of teammate "It was a disgraceful performance hole Sunday. Her second shot, a 5- feel now? Terrific.- Winning always 4, 6-3 victory Sunday, downing shots against Chris. If she gives you said it would take a miracle for Ar- needed it. player to average more than two Risto Siltanen, who scored three to lose like that,” Chadwick said. “It iron, hit the lake, but that’s all it did makes you feel well." Czechoslokia’s talented but erratic any points at all it’s like God giving nie not to win." said, "No, 1 didn’t think so. I would "I don’t think I've ever had six points a game over an entire season never have bet on it." goals — all with Gretzky’s help. was a game of errors. I saw shades - hit the lake. It didn’t go in. It Lopez started the final round three Hana Mandlikova, 19, who pocketed you points," Mandlikova said. Palmer had all but endorsed the bogeys in a row, " Palmer said. "1 and passed the 300-point mark of his Gretzky’s goal was a sparkling in­ of last year and it frightened me." skipped across the water like a stone shots behind the leader, Carolyn $50,000. The tournament was sponsored by $20,000 winner’s check at the begin­ The historic 301st point came on a Aziers 1, Earlhquakes U had victory in my grasp and let it get career quicker than any player in the shot which the young center felt dividual effort in an otherwise dull and Lopez made par. Hill, who had posted three straight In the consolation match, Pam Clairol. ning of Sunday’s final round of the At Los Angeles, Chris Dangerfield, away.” history of the league. game. He came through a crowd of Shortly before she went birdie, bir­ 70s. But Lopes birdied the first two Shriver, who lost to Evert in the first $125,000 Tampa seniors event, first didn’t have a chance of eluding the January’s round included eight bir­ ’The 20-year-old center, who may opposition netminder. three Winnipeg defenders just inside a second-half replacement, scored die, birdie, birdie from the 12th to holes on her way to the 8-under-par round, 6-4; 6-3, topped Andrea stop on the five-tournament 1981 with 19W minutes left to win it for Willing to listen dies. The 1967 PGA champion, who have to hire a personal statistician the Jets’ zone, side-stepped a the 15th. Lopez-Melton was just a round and the charge was on. Jaeger, 6-3, 6-2. The 18-year-old Senior PGA tour for current and "I wasn’t going to shoot,” he said. the Aztecs. Dangerfield, qff passes last won a big tour event in 1976 — before his career is complete, had sprawled Barry Long and lifted the face in the crowd of six top pros who Hill finally broke 70 with a 69 Sun­ Shriver took home $30,000 and the 15- ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) - Herschel former tour players 50 years of age "Somebody behind me kept yelling the Tournament of Champions — earlier in the week smashed Phil from Jilson DeOliveira and Bill shared the lead in the final round of day but finished two shots behind year-old Jaeger earned $20,000 for Walker, who gained All-America and older. (to shoot) — really. I wasn’t trying to puck over goalie Markus Mattsson’s played ahead of Palmer and didn’t Esposito’s mark for most points in a Faria, provided goalkeeper Alfredo the $250,p00 Dinah Shore LPGA Lopez at 279. 9-under par. Jane losing twice. recognition in his first football Palmer had a six-stroke lead over make any moves, but I thought I was shoulder on the short side. think he had a shot at the victory un­ season (152) and Bobby O rr’s Anhielo with the shutout. event at Mission Hills Country Club." Blalock, who won the first Dinah Evert-Lloyd was broken only once, seasonal the University of Georgia, January and a two-stroke lead over in too deep so I shot." Earlier, Gretzky had drawn Proud Appeal, right, with jockey Jeffrey Fell up, noses out Surf 1, Sockera 0 til the 15th hole, when he noticed season-assist mark (102), both set But when it was over, she had the Shore In 1970, also shot 69 and when Mandlikova evened the first set says he will consider an offer to play Doug Ford. He maintained his front- “It’s nice to get the point on a goal, assists on Risto Siltanen’s first two Cure the Blues to win $75,000 added Gotham Stakes at Palmer had bogeyed three straight during the 1970-71 season when they At Anaheim, Calif., Laurie course record, an 11-under-par total finished thltxl at 2%. at 3-3. But Evert-Lloyd broke again for the Canadian Football League’s running pace with a 3-under-par 33 but an assist would have been just as goals and on the gam ^penlng goal Abrahams beat goalkeeper Volkmar holes. were with the Boston Bruins. Aqueduct Sunday. Cure the Blues, considered an early Ken­ of 277 and the $37,500 first prize. Beth Daniel shot a marvelous 65 to in the ninth game and served out the Montreal Alouettes. on the front nine and a par and birdie good," he said. oy Kevin Lowe at 11:42 of the first Gross during a goalmouth scramble “I was on the 15th tee and noticed Gretzky achieved his latest feats tucky Derby favorite, was handed his first defeat after a “You always need a little luck to finish fourth at 281. At 282 were Amy set. She broke the Czech in game five Walker said Saturday he has not to start tbe final nine — when dis­ Saturday’s five-point performance period. He assisted on another in the 64th minute to power the Surf. Arnold was having trouble,’’ by firing in one goal and setting up win out here,’’ Lopez said. “Skill is Alcott, Sandra Palmer and Gail of the second set to lead 3-2 and losed talked with the Alouettes new owner. aster struck. gave Gretzky a season total of 164 Siltanen goal at 18:21 of the third furious stretch duel. They'll meet again In Wood Memorial. Charlie Cook and Steve Moyers January said. "1 thought if I could four others to Ully his 301st career important but luck is necessary. It Toushin, who also shot a 65 Sunday, out the match with a service break Nelson Skalbania, but added that if Six straight bogeys, and a final- points — 55 goals and 109 assists — period. (UPI photo) assisted on the goal. make a few birdies, 1 might have a was a great day for me. I really feel including a hole-in-one bn the 165- that Mandlikova helped along with a he makes an offer, ’Tve got to hole recovery to par, gave Palmer a shot at something." neat. yard eighth. double fault. listen." 74 for the day and 281 for the tourna­ Ih - THE HERALD, Mon,. April 6, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., April 6, 1981 — 17

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Mar 31 Chic.igoyO .\ewYork8d Ja v Haas. 8,121 68-72-76-71 -287 LPGA TM's Super Fine manager in the world,” mothers play a prime role on-the-job as a key to Minnesot.i 14 14 .760 H iil R ogers. 8.121 77,-71-70-71-287 Tonic Hawk NEW YORK (UPI) - what's inside them is one 11 WCTTennI* Chi 111.1)01 17 28 Htee'ns Chi. leaiiic Apr 3 Chicago IK New ^'ork 114 To ro nto 12 12 760 whose name would you in their children’s educa­ 11:00 'iimtondui I 17 28 P.ilerson Chi unis- lO T ' Bob S hearer . 8.121 73-72-70-72 -287 GoH Results Flip In Saab worker productivity. Most Kansas City 11 U 760 Paibbv W a l/e l, 8,121 70-74-70-73 -287 Rv Gnitcd Press International While the incidence ol major way to cut down on 11 NHL Hockey Show lo n ilu . I 17 28 M u rra \ Chi 17 28. 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April 5 10th A 5/16 The odds that you’ll study from an early age to heavy investment would be 11 SportsCenter S e.itlle 10 17 370 K d F io ri. 8,121 70-77,68-74- 287 (P a r 721 S o c c e r ment and sabotage has minals, for example, can Brolten Minn iniM-ondui t > 17 28 I Kansas C ii\ plays PhiH'nix > National League guess this off-beat answer meet the fierce competi-. 12:00 •\pr 1 Kans.ts Ciiv yfi Portland ST Isao A oki, 7/.'6 71-73-72-72--288 NncvLpz-Mltn.*37,f«) 71 •73-69-64-277 Oshkosh Snoball wasted on women who Third luTii'd Chicapo Sutler ."S S.in F r.in 14 11 760 been growing at an alar­ be restricted by the use of 11 Horseshow Jumping k ,imt Sh.iride-. 4 31 III Chieaeo 'DT C ra ig S ta d le r. f .776 72-72-70-74 -288 CarolvnHill.*24;«) 70- 70-70-69 -279 O ne ssim o are so tiny that Til submit tion for acceptance at a M iinlre.l1 14 11 760 work for a few years, then Nitiei 4o Blown l.wLik' 8 23 11 A pr 3 I ’ortland124 K.in 111 Houston l(»i 11 17 3971 paying jobs and are not C hii ago Totn.lenkm s.2.iT70 71-71-73-73 -291 72- 71-72-70-®,M o n trea l 0 0 11th C 5/16 errors occur more computer files and what ■ lieriMin CtiK .te" I- 'I-' m I" \ 12 r;w \|U ' llo iis io n U i I«os A ngelesft) 9 14 391 Penny I'u fz , $6,(M) 0 0 0 0 has made her nation an housewife does not carry Phil.iaelplii.i ,I.K' ln m .m ,2 .tn i 72-71-71-74 -291 76- 69-T3-68--286 even permitted to seek Conlerenc e Scnilin.ils ' Best ol Se\en' 8 18 333 P ain R ig g ins, $f ,(W) S outhern M a in Top kind of transactions he can SI 1.11 Bohbx Wadkins,2.K70 72-7769-7- 291 .Itidx H a nkin $r.fl00 69-74-70-73 -286 frequently than elaborate the derogatory meaning Heiroii 11(4 2 Kaslem Conlerem e Sundax ' Besults Ft Umlerdalc 2 0 4 2 3 12 M o e Jen economic superpower, careers. 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"Managing the strong, shrugged off when It' W.1- 11 B ''noth Del maior I I f p ni ScnII ilo c h I :C\ 72-73 74 74 293 K alhx I ’o s tlo w t.*2,403 74- 76-73-67 290 California 11 12 1 7 saboteur. that command unless that 17 2.- M- Tauii.iM U.1' IT i' P.itei'oii B. iltm ioic 1 ITiil.idelphi.i 3 Jell Mil. hell 1 :i24 769-74-7- 293 -Sandra Ih is l. *2.403 76-77-70-67 -290 Los Angeles 1 I 13 1 7 Trap Maggie cuss her — and the home is seen as a profes­ \|.i r M ilwaukee I Pliil.idelphi., Houston III Milwaukc'cH orders turn sluggish. They NHL D .'l IT 4.< Aic torBegaldn 1 :t»4 72-n-73-7- 21(3 .Ian Fei ra n s *2 4(tt 7r.-72-72-71- 290 San Diego I I 2 2 1 f. Paso Sherman operator has been iden­ 8 (f p m i’ neirssar. (TexdandR Chu ag" NT.'' An operator entering the sion in itself.” ''.■lotiil periinl 8 Deiriiii Kirlon 18 John Fought 1 :C4 71 •74-73-7.-293 Beth Solomon *2.4(0 76-71-72-71 -290 San .lose 0 2 0 4 0 0 Cannon Annie stereotype remains of her basically serve as an \p [ 17 P hiladelph .it Milw.iukee I.OS AngelesH Calitornia6 tified by the computer as I'dieno llulier- 4 11 Pen.illie'- KelK (ia rx P la xer. I,:I24 71-73-7.1-76 291 jk in n a Caponi. $2,403 74-70-71-7'r--290 wrong command on a com­ T B \ ll ne (lakland 6 San Francisco f ill N orlhxvcst Princess Liane as a docile, kimona-clad But what happens when a expandable and expendable U ,i' ! 41 B.urelt Del 11 23 Tooke\ \[>i 19 Milwauki I Philadelphi.i TTmSimpsnn 1 X!4 7)-77-7l-7--293 l.yn n A dam s. *2.403 72- 71-69-78--290 one who is authorized to I'll ( "111• 'I«•ni '■ innings > Seattle 2 0 5 1 4 14 Away Shine puter terminal keyboard W .i' 1.137 l,a r'o n lU 'l K 48 M aeKin- I if [> 'll • it nei ess.i T o m W e i.'k o p I I B4 71-76-7U-76 2!« Debbie M assey $1,76' 76-71-73-71 291 female whose life is Japanese woman enters labor force that , K 1Ir. 1'll. n Monday s (latnes Portland 1 1 3 2 3 9 Jamies Precious make that type of com­ non \S.i' 19 14 Chii.igov' B.isiiin Leonard Thm psn, 1 3LM 69-71-76-77 283 .)o Ann Wasliam,$l 76T 74-72-74-71 -291 \an(i»uver 1 1 2 2 2 8 may be enough to wipe out devoted to her husband and the pay-for-work market? 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UbdU Cara l.kta-Zarra sets aside 20 cents of each Her duties? To teach of control. Piii'tniieti Fereiis,m27 .lohnson. Chor­ B in i cin. M a rlin '6* and Sanchez, John, the rules forwards and pressing too many zeros or Goodnoe Hills in Goldendale, Wash. The Mod-2 unit has been < HiCADD '!(&' against an invasion of ex­ Justa Fluke 5-2 5. Gabiata-Xa^ $. Kurria-IMtrta systems continue to dollar of take-home pay — secretaries how to keep "Japanese women know ee'. 14 Id 7 Pillshureh Sehull 27 B ird'6' Parclla'8 'and'Oaies backwards," says Harmon. misplacing a decimal I 'li. e M .ilo n e ' 18(11 B P ill.shurch IJreenwcHHj 7 (Ml 14 .lones 7 f,-f 19 W - John L-Hincon sports figures. "This is a situation I know Phils Chantilly 10-1 7. Fautto-lob I. OUnati S ld u M proliferate and envelop an . _ generating electrical power for Bonneville Power Administration about four times what U.S. their desks clean, how to that the kinds of jobs men l.ilieitti un.issisied' 18 :C 9 H.irtlord (lilmore 7 46 18 Theus 4 76 13 Homeshire Grim 3-1 Siibi (ddj'Vanajo WTlkerson43-3ll Sobersf.0610. Kenon "I was by far the first ath­ ever-increasing portion of [Mint, any chreM or more iiriin t ■ [■hller4 H .ie ers. 17 in P en a lties W'oK At West Palm Beach Fla Cosell doesn't know, but he Turbutant Sea 12-1 December of last year. Two additional wind generators are workers set aside. make tea and how to greet Tiave are not always that 2 2-3 6 D ie trie k 3 2-2 8 lK*ster 4 2-3 10. lete who ever went into ,.in l" : W inni; Pit ■ :B Nadihaur Har ' ,34 Bullard Minnesota DUloauxiO 632 hkes to make you think that," To Be Continued 6-1 fourth: day-to-day business than, say, $5,000 would summer of 1981, the world's first This has created the visitors. S 'r I’M Id 42 Bouleiie H;ir in 42 l.upien WTIkestHMifl Worthen0060 Tolals43 Montreal 0(IH(M U3x-7 8 I broadcasting, " recalls meaningful, " says Harmon says veteran B ra k e S ho e 4-1 LCano Iku operations involving ever- automatically be red- I ••liir.id ■ I.1I-. X n ^ r li''' III- Ha: 12 P Smith Har 13 27 2-28 11(1 F>ickson Cooper '7'. Verhoeven '8 enormous pool of savings Although women are professor Iwao. “They Harmon, 61, who has done sportscaster Ted Husing first 3. larquHi 4. Kriano wind farm should be complete. To the left of the wind generator is •'iinil.i'. - Hi '-.i'i' Shots ,,n eoal PitMuireh l'-14-8-3h BOSTON '121' and Smith, Hogers. Lea i6'. Frvman '8' increasing numbers of flagged to allow a super­ more than 10.000 radio and 2 nd D 5 /1 6 S. Irun ila sca rm which has helped fuel the making inroads in a few know how much freedom 1 t.,' ..i!'.'' M;-K'i ^ .1,1 1 H .itllo rd 13-9-!7-;{r MaxweII77621. Bird9'-7 2. Parish Bahnsen i9> and ('arlcr W Ix’a 1/ advised him to go into radio visor to check the transac­ anemometer which measures wind speed and direction for the Pill-' i:.! Il.i"; I (.".dll'- I'ittshureh Hil l I H.irtlord 8 11 17, Arc hibald :' 16 14. Ford 4 1-1 9 Flrickson HB-Daxvson TV shows in his career. work. As a pre-med student C liK Ray 12-1 7. Damy t Fausto employees. country’s spectacular fields (accounting, they’d have to give up to M ''’••i i' 1 B.isl.inJ \eisor \ |3ir9 M e H a le B .' 7 21. Hobey 1 0 6 2. ( 'a r r l 0- O arin g Red Citing his background with from Gary, fnd., Harmon had 4-1 Sob lamas But there are physical tion. wind generators. The Mod-2, built by Boeing Co., for U.S. Dept, of teaching, government), U.i^l.iru'i I- 7 h. It.Ill 2 St l.o u n 2 3 0--S 0 2. Henderson 7 06 10 Fernsten 0 06 At Bradenton Fla B en 's A ce 10-1 growth. work outside the home. It ll) Duerodl(i62 Totals492-27121 ABC, CBS, NBC and Mutual. SYSTEM INTEGRITY: N ^ l';.i:ul' : •• * lUi;:.iL' ' W innipee 2 0 3—.'. ('in c in n a ti OlOOCOtUi - I 60 to give up afternoon lab work K im b lin a 3-1 Fifth: and programming Energy, stands 350 feet hight with blades straight up and down, Many Japanese women they are still largely shut is difficult to say that N \ B.int’' ■••'J P liii.i'l.'lplii,." Chicago 2 29 29 28 -109 Pittshrugh 02002 I7x 14190 Harmon says, "I ve worked at First period 1 Winnim-e Trim perlf to make football practices. OK's Snooker 5-2 L CabioU-Zarra 2. Kurria-Raman safeguards and back-up Systems and programs 1 .■ 4 i/ij.'(i<. 'J Boston 22402-121 Pastore, Moskau '6i. Hume I^hii one time or another lor all the generates 2.5 megawatts of power at a blade speed of 17.5 rpm. are directly involved in out of careers in industry. equality brings hap­ •lAtne Bowness. II 4c 2 Winnipeg Three-point goals Ford Fouled out "I majored in English and Dudley's Paul B 6-1 3. larquin-Cara 4. Ubia-lob themselves can be sources '■1 l.Miiiv- Uinnipf^-' tie M.inerv 13 i Sullivan Bahyehi If 78 3, (8i. Kerrigan '8' and Bench. Nolan i7 ' networks." systems that businesses Kr.il •)) ii ^’iiliii '('.I'on none Total fouU Chiragn2. Boston 24 Bibhx D Hobmson'3i. Tekulvc'9 'and speech and took every radio Dutch Sierra 7-2 S. Uba-hpa (. Gtiw lanjawin (UPI photo) buying and selling stocks The reason is not just bla- piness.” St l.oui> Foderko 31 Sutter. Currie' Terhnica) none A--K.7& Naturally, Harmon believes and institutions can es­ of errors and sh^ld be 18 37 4 St I^)uis. Hart 4 'Federkoi Pena W I) Robinson l/--Pastore HBs course at the University of C a vite 8-1 7.{ddy-Kapa L Pubrana-liiibarto N M 'liiN u, m u KKN l.K.Xtll K B Robinson Thompson Bevacqua there's plenty of room in Subs lo$a-Echaniz tested constantly to ensure 19 27 Penalties-Kea Stl. 12 09 Sutter MIl.WACKKK '12' Michigan," says Harmon. “It tablish to limit the damage ( otn[)iU'd Standinj;'' S tl. 14 28 3 rd D 5 /1 6 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves l-in,i! Bejalar ''C.i'im Cotniiiled Sian Ma .Johnson II f -7 2 . Ml Johnson23- broadcasting lor knowledge­ and often even prevent their “integrity.” Each wasn't something that was an Red B o b b e r 10-1 Siith: dines -Second p e rio d -f , St U iu is P ellersson 7 7. iM inier 8 3-3 19, M o n rrie f 3 4-f 10. al St Petersburg. Fla able sports figures. new program must be Awarded certificate .37 'Bah\di Maxwell' 3 42 8 St Uiuts Call Me Maestro errors from translating ■ Flip Ih in.ike pl.ivotts' Buckner 8 06 16. Bridgcman 12 R-9 2, A tla n ta 201 000 (E 2 -7 12 (I "1 say you give me the jock outside shot. I tried to prepare 12-1 1. tarquin-Kamon 1 Fanto-iames U 1. T PtN C P (.A Bahvch:4'Dunlop Petterssoni.8 47 7. C a trh in g s 0 0 6 0. W inte rs 4 2-4 11. Nexx Y o rk < N L i lOOlOOOOO 2 72 Southern Brook 5-2 3. Artanthflapi 4. Damy Valaja thoroughly tested but, as St l»uis Dunlop 3i (Pettersson, myself as best I could at that into costly mistakes in the \ NV ls||lndr^ 4H 18 14 lid X: '2H' ('uinmings0060. FTmore0060 Totals Walk. Bradford i7i Hanna i8' and who can talk well and who is Chicks Cadillac 7-2 S. Gano-Laonat i fto4M arto B ab\di' 18 14 Penaltieii - Federko, StL time for what was available." DeMaio warns, not by the MANCHESTER — Mike Parrott and Bruce LeFevre, \-S t l.o u i- 4- 18 17 11(7 :f2 2H1 48 27 - 2 12 Benedict. FJomback. Falcone '7>. Bear- intelligent, he'll put you out of Disco Lighting 3-1 7. Irai-bpi 1. lasa-Undi computer; X o N p r h a n d i>£ 9 23 B.ihyeh, Wpg Id (C I-rPomte Stl.. IM U L A D K L I’ H IA '127 ' \ M .int're,,! 4.' 22 13 11(1 312 212 don '9' and Hodges W-Walk L- business." Harmon claims. After graduating, Harmon D e von L ady 4-1 same person that wrote the Ro-Vic Inc,, 146 Sheldon Rd., were recently awarded a 18 27 K rv in g 14 10-16 38, C Jones I 6 6 8 S«bs Ga^-Corlareria DUPLICATE \ 4.3 24 13 'J9 :K7 2»Ii Bomback IIB Atlanta. Benedict began his on-the-air work as Third period -8 Winnipeg. I.indstrom Dawkins22-26, Hollms32-28. Cheeks Harmon argues that Cosell, R's Spartan 6-1 program. Certificate of Achievement for having successfully com­ corzipuAiNT$. \ Billl.ll" :5I ai 21 Ki :127 2fi0 RECORDS: Any data 2 (hnstian' 0 24 9, Winnipeg sports director at WJR in Us O K 8-1 Sawrth: \ P hi:..(lel;.li 11 24 1- Y7 313 249 8-9 22. Toney 3 2-2 8. B Jones 8 f-7 21. ABC's lawyer-turned-sports- PHYSICAL pleted a seminar conducted in Toledo, Ohio by Spartan l.uk(iwich33'I.indstrom Christian' 4 87 M ix 2 0-0 4 R ichardson 2 2-2 6. C urcton at Mesa, An? Detroit — until World War II 1. Cabiela-Laonat LEddy-landa stored in a computer has \ Cale.ir-. ,0 27 14 92 329 29fi 'll innings' caster. is way off base in his W HAT Y o u HAv E Id. Winnipeg. Sullivan 4 'unassistedi. 2 0-0 4 T o ta ls 44 37-46 125 / 4 lh D 5 /1 6 4. Faustt-Vilaia SAFEGUARDS: In the Chemical Company Inc. for the professional salesman. \ B '- iiir . .77 ;«i 13 87 318 272 Cleveland 2ai001 200 00 -- 8 18 1 interrupted his career. 3. Geno-Juanlr the potential for suddenly IK 31 P en a lties- (ie o H rm n Wpg 8 7.7 M ilxxaukee 37 26 27 32-122 criticism ol high-paid sports \ M inn ew ii.i C 2M 17 87 21(2 Monahan Stl. 16 42 C h ic a g o 'NT.' oonoooiBoo n i l Harmon, who rose to the R o m o llm o 0-1 5. la$carai»-lob G. Itso-Carijrana computer room, Scripps’ Ro-Vic Inc. is an authorized distributor of Spartan's \ ' hi' . if " .11 :tl 18 78 ;i>4 .312 F’hiladelphia 32 34 125 celebrities behind the micro­ and completely vanishing, THERE 15 A Shots on goal -Si U )u is lO-Ui-9-29 Blyleven, Stanton '6i Larey i7i, K a th y W e b b 10-1 7. larquin-lainas 1. kuM-Cduniz \ ' *1 :C 18 78 314 318 Three-point goaL-WTnter^ Fouled out rank of captain, spent lour Lee recommends that food, W innipeg K-9-11 37 Rreiinan '8', Spilincr i9i. Monge 'll) phones. Johnny Gage 7-2 Sobs Dny-Garamandl whether it be by fire, full line of chemical specialty maintenance products. \ \ .m "ii'.i i 28 :c; '2ii 78 2«' :«d Buckner Total loulsT Mtlxvaukee 30 years in the Army as a pilot of B e E F . (joalies. St laiuis .Slaniowski Win- and Dia? Bando i6'. McGlothen. Caudill Among the dozens of for­ R’s Bonita Bill 3-1 system malfunction or drink and smoking be \ H .m e i' m .»> 14 74 312 317 f’hiladelphiaZT TechnicaLW inters A- '6 1, Tidrow (81, fcjastwick (9i. Smith HI i B-25 bombers and P-38 fight­ mpeg Dinn A 14 1771 9.727 mer players or coaches who Dave's Pride 4-1 QcMh \ ivl-r ..r1"t. 21' r 18 74 ICS ;C7 and Blackwell. Foote i6i. Davis H I' HR banned. Combustibles ers in North Africa and the Irish Polly 6-1 I.Vtawo-landa 2. Iran-lamas operator command error, \ l'iM . ‘ .urel' »' 37 1 3 73 '.in M.- Islanders U4a-c —Cleveland, Littleton W P-Spillncr LP have turned to sportscasting Pacific. R ed D ate 5-2 I FaMSto-Cartarana 4. Daniy-luantY file consequences of losing within the room should be Th^VII 4-4 Bullalo 300-3 CHICAGO iKfJi K astw ick are Frank Gilford, Phil Rizzu- Assistant treasurer First Pen.Hi 1 Buffalo {Jare4(>'Van (IreenwiMKl 7 0-0 14. Jones 7 5-f 19 He played pro football in Shoshone Pay 12-1 S. lascarafl-CaraMwidi 6. SalaiinAMnal kept at the minimum level 1 18 7d 2» 'i 318 G ilm o re 7 4-6 18 Theus 4 5-6 13 lo, Al McGuire, Tony Kubek, years worth of data or Boxmeer Saviird' 1 47 2 Buffalo. Van At [.akeland, Fla 1946 and 1947 lor the Los 7.Fablo-l$pa I.Gano-fcTa»al HARTFORD - Joy Wat- Ms. Dorin joined the 18 8lJ 292 .172 WTlkerson 4 3-311 S ob e rsf 0-010. Kenon Don Meredith, Bill Chadwick, 5th D 5 /1 6 programs that may be necessary to support the B oxm eer 18 d ’e rre a u ll S oiling >.4 44 3, FiiisFon (HE (FO) OOF)- 2 7F Sobs la«an OrqiM|a 13 :7 '278 :V44 Buffalo Hamel 10 i Buff \'an noxmeor' 2 2-3 6, D ie tn rk 3 2-2 8 U s te r 7 2-3 10 Bill Russell, Don Drysdale Angeles Rams while anchor­ son Dorin has been bank last year as a senior llolroit 0CO470 F0x-F2 2F)F Wise Dominica 5-2 necessary to run daily operation. 18 .Vi 2T2 :i;o 14 V i i'enalties-I.orimer N'Yl 0 76 WTlkcsOO-00 Worthen004)0 Total.s43 ing a sports show on KIEV in KckersFpy. Tudor i.'.i. .StanFev i6i and and Ara Parseghian. Dutch Curry 7-1 Nnth: promoted to assistant market research analyst, 14 ;12 24t) 4m Plavlair Buf f 28. Trotlier. NYl 9 22 23-28 109 ' Glendale, Calif. But combat business operations are ob­ BACK-UP: If a com­ ■ lin. tiM ljil.,'. ,11 BOSTON '1211 AFIcnson, ScFmiidl ,6i. Morns.'Tobik i6i Harmon readily admits that T a yo D ayo 10-1 LR n Ilrq iia ia after having worked for -I Potvin NYI 14 (6 .Smith, NYl 16 06 FFuckor ,9, and F’arisF,. F)ver i6i WF>- puter system is essential to treasurer in the Marketing Selling But. 16 06. New York bench M a x w e ll 7 7-8 21 B ird 9 5-5 23. P arish some jocks can't make it. leg burns (he crashed three Kissa Me Mouse 15-1 3. Caramandi 4.Ganiy vious. Thus, all computer Morris F.F'-F.;ckcrsFcy F(Fi--F)i?lroil Par Department at The companies such as \tn e rii .in H "' ki •. l.eagm- served h\ Persson' 19 49 8 M 17 A rc h ib a ld f 4-6 14, Fo rd 4 0-0 9 rish times in WWII) hindered his O tto g o 6 -2 5. brriaial th b lo files and programs should the primary function of an I- in.il Hem'll,ir Se.i' on Standings Tm not saying that every •Scnind P e rio d -4 New Y o rk l>ano 3 8 f -7 21, Bobov 1 0-0 2. C a rr 1 0- player should be a broadcast­ running ability. S im p le 2-1 7. bnan 1 SaUun enterprise, some sort of Connecticut Bank and Mitchell Marketing. In her C .irru ll T ro ltie r' 119 ' N ew Y o rk 2. llenderson f 0-0 10. Fernsten 0 0-0 0, Iris Sue 12-1 Sob Damn be duplicated on a frequent U 1, T V'Is (i.K G \ ( arroll 3 'Marim l^ngevin’i 9 33 6 I/ucrod 1 0-02 Totals 49 22-27 121 At Pompano Beach. Fla er — or could be.” he Concentrating on broad­ Trust Company. current position, she is Jaronel Jenny 7-2 basis to reflect all changes, back-up plan is essential, X M,.in< 1: ■J1 7 ir 319 N c . Y ,.rk C jr r iillliM a n m ljn ie v m i < '"ra B n 23 29 2S28--IOO Kansas C itv 010 010006-2 61 cautions. casting, Harmon became responsible for the design, \-'Vt Hi-in- •IT Cl 111 317 m Texas 001 010 I0x--3 7 1 Tairth: and then stored offsite. such as a reciprocal agree­ 11 n T N|,» York, F’or5son9,MiTnrki E22«Z7-121 Yet Harmon refuses to view sports director of KFI in Los 6 lh 6 5 /1 6 -. iS .n l •rT HI 33f 12 Y I'l'nallic’s F!ams.iv FiuF F2 10 TF,roo-|»„nF gnaF-Kiird FouFcd ouF- Gura. Wright i8i and Grote. Quirk cBi Angeles. He moved up to the LGrriata l-Unda 2.Saiam-tMarla ACCESS: Restricting ment with "hoother com­ execution and analysis of H ll 73 312 :m3 TFijrd FVrnHF-1F. .Ni-w York M errick F6 ■'’ene Tiital FituFy-(■Fi,cago22, Bosti,n24 Roncycun. Kern c8) and Sundborg WT'-- ex-jocks as little more than H otel 3-1 3. la$(aran-UrqiH(a 4. laMni-CartaraM For m sta iil tu x re lie f various research, facility Snu ih crn D im |S|Iin ■ M iirr„« FFiiwalt i, 1 34 9. New Y ork Honeycult LP-Gura Hr-Phelps dummies. Columbia Pacific Radio Net­ B J 's H o b o 10-1 S.fiUt-JManh 6. Raman lamet access to computers and pany for back-up facilities. \ ll. f'h, ’ 47 21 9 mi :i57 'ZP.I 3Farini4 iddlies, CarmlFi.S 37 10 New work before joining the ABC Dusty Vengence 12-1 7. Ibo-Gerny iMano-ArratM and new site evaluations, '. N'lirnnil. k 3f Ki 7 :*f At Yuma. Ariz "What Cosell does is try to .128 York FFi.watl 4 (Nv.ilronii. FO 4F KANSAS CFTY i FIFF i Radio Network. R's James P 2-1 Subs Inm-Garemandi HiiiLih’iiin '.C 12 Ii TO a ii S eattle 100 000(100 - 1 52 take the example, the obvious market share and con­ n a liie s .None K ing 11 6-7 2 8W e d m a n 9 3-4 21. I^ c c v He claims that being a for­ Jamies Amanda 5-1 N ; 11.1'. 4-n Z) VI 11 IK) •Cl Shut on g u .il Islanders 4-7-16-27 4 4-4 12, B irdsong 9 4-5 22 G runfeldRO -0 S an D icg o 000 003 OOX - 3 8 1 example, which is terribly sumer research. Ms, Dorin H "’ hi'-tiT <1 12 8 r;i '£( 3111 ButUdi (.leatnn, Finch i6i Parrott i8i and Streaky Son 4-1 Umnth: , 16 l-amhertO 1-1 1, Meriweather20-()4 unfair," charges Harmon. mer athlete was a key to his Conference planned X ' in 't . ,l,li'. 1 -mn ' itli P u m p It Up liu .il Ixi.inders Smith Bultahi. W.iltuniUNio DmiglasOO-OO SanderM) Narron, (julden (6i Mura Crrea '6' success. 8-1 1. Vtano-Caramandi 2. Iran-laoMy w as graduated from '. iin . ti: '1 ;ii.i ." II til I 'll BcK.ne '8 '. L ittle fie ld '9> and S w isher W- “Cosell says, 'The jocks are no Double Strike 6-1 3. laicaran-Cortarana 4.Ro-lH»ih c (Ml l) T o tals 43 18-21 101 S.il, iMl,:-. H. |K I rrc'a L-G leaton “I was very fortunate to Elmira College in New I"...... PORTLAND '9f' good, they don't know what S.Fabio-Gamy iVnafiSArratM \(lir"ni|.i41 7 Hm.jti.i' ir 1 BROOKFIELD CENTER — An issue affecting have been, luckily, the first - 7 th 0 5 /1 6 7. Itiiiaft-Landa 1. SolaurhUrqmaca York with a bachelor's Ib-rTi.-. T \<-w H.ixi-n i lu ru n tu 2 11--4 N a ll 3 (l-O 6 W ashington 4 0(1 8 they're talking about.' Well, Ouehei 110-2 Thompson 8 1-3 17. Bates 16 2-2 .34 at Sara.sota, Fla J B 's OJ M.iui- i New Hrmi'wit k I for Christ's sake, if anybody which helped me a great 7-2 Subs fausla lamas everyone in the plastics industry, compliance with degree in economics, and First periiHl I, gucbec. Tardif 23 ^^ansey 7 1-2 If, Gale 2 04) 4. Gross30-0 (G a m e c a lle d in 13th in ning ) Sweet Specky X|Tin.'!ii-lil' H ik hi-'.liT2 deal,” he says. "It gave me an 12-1 Ftorek Ijcroixi 9 31 2, Toronto. Harper 1 1-1 3 Totals doesn't know what he’s talk­ governnFient reKulations, is expected to generate strong she received her master’s Siiml.i-. •. B i'sull' To ro nto 020 001 011000 0 -5 12 3 ing about, it's Cosell." opportunity to learn my trade. Hu' li( •'I'-r ‘ Nilitund.ii k ‘2 i‘.iiement4(liI)erljgo SUtlen,12(B 3. t (-hieago ' A L ; 310 001 000 000 6 -5 13 1 interest at the 39th annual technical conference in Boston, degree in business ad­ Toronto Sedlbauer2l ' Vaive. Derlagoi |'ansas( itx 22 27 Z 30-104 ‘I wouldn't trade it for the M.i iii- T \uxx Bruri'W u k ' (Jarvin McLaughlin (4). Mirabella (7i Now a free-lance broad­ 14 11 Penaltie-v -Bornier, Que 4 15 ^ or'Iand 2919 20 27 - 95 'l^e symposium is scheduled for May 6, at the Sheraton- ministration from sii'inulu-iil 12 ilinuti.i'niiin'' Jackson HOj. W illis H2i and Whitmer, caster, Harmon, who works world. I think I had an oppor- N Derlago Tor 10 01 Dupont.Oue. 12 5*,', Technical foul (iro.ss iPortland zom Whitt (9c Burns. Farmer (6), Hickev .tunity to travel,., to meet won­ Boston Hotel, where nearly 300 technical papers will be Fairleigh Dickinson Dupont gue If 01 Derlago,Tor 17 03 defcnsei Tola) Inuls- Kansas City 15 HO: and Fisk. Essian HU. Hill H2) ' out of Los Angeles, still is S<‘cond period-d, Toronto. Sedlbauer22 •‘‘’'■•'and 20 A -12.666 HHir-Chicago. Luzinski derful people... well-paid... presented in a four-day span, more than at any of the University in New Jersey, 'Sutler. Robert'. 7 34 ', Quebec. known as "Ole 98," the All- MIL i’i,\MiFLS and still stay with the sports society’s previous yearly meetings. ihiTietie 4 '(’loutier. Floreki. 10 13 She is a member of the I'n li'iiin.ii-. luiind Brl |-ixi" American who broke Red that I love.” P e n .iltii's W ensink <^uo 6 41 D erlago B a ltim o re 100 100 010 1--4 9 1 Grange's Big Ten records. Registrants should contact Nancy Rein, conference American Marketing Assn, 1 |iii> - T'i lb- \iirii.iifi, cd Tor 7 2\ ilunler Oue 7 2! Vaive Tor Philadelphia 2000000100 -3 111 Harmon made the cover of I'l.indi-t . - T miutiI" ''IT F.irnsh Tor 13 49 1‘ Slaslnx Ford iTnbarger (7i, Stoddard i8i and Harmon is currently the Time magazine as a football manager. Society of Plastics Engineers, 14 Fairfield and the New England Bank \|.r 8 'I " |. , '; i', . ,i NN N .in d . i ' (/lie 14 27 Duns Tor. major If II. Dempsex Graham i8) (’hristonsun spokesman for the second Drive, Brookfield Center, (TT. 06605. \;.i '» 'l"i"niu.,i N'l Isi.imli-i' McGraw i8c Prolv HOi and Boone, star. He was voted into the AUTO REPAIRS Joy WolBon Dorin Marketing Assn. Hunter (/lie miijor-minor. If 11 Turn- A u to j j annual Laurel Wreath \W 11 NN M,in<|i-i. ll T.ir"!ii" bull Tor K XI 1 Torek g ue m a jo r- McCormack (71 W -StcKidard L -Prnlv Hall of Fame. He received the V \I'I 12 M.illd.T'.ll Tni'.nlu 'iiinor If .t! Awards, sponsored by the Silver Star as a U.S. flier. He WE SERVICE ALL \|'i 11 T "Mini" ,il NS l'l.it'cl«-i' R a c i i i B ^ H At Ixis Angeles 0 T h ird periFHl 6 T ifro n lo D erlago 3f American Heart Association. married Hollywood actress / / ? y | ' With First Federal Savings’ '' I.','..- I'lti'tiiirgli '\.iixe, 19 11 Penalties T'ardtl gue C a hlornia 3001101020 -6110 The voting for 1980's top ath­ GENERAL MOTOR Open an Individual Retirement \lii H Pill -bmgl, .It si L'lUi' I.OS Angeles 104 020 lOx fl 12 0 Elyse Knox. And he became a "H o rn * ot Mr. Qoodwronch' f IRA, you can deposit up to $15(X) a \ : 'i '< ['lU^^uIl:tl.ll si i.,,i,i~ to "7 Crh.i Tor'.served hv Sedlbiiuer' letes was held at more than CARS AND TRUCKS Accounl(IRA) at First Federal Savings 10 *7 i/iic bendi'Served b\ Cloutier' Martinez. Brown (4i. Mahler i7i and radio and TV celebrity. year and deduct It from your taxable \[,r 11 si l.Miii',ii Pillstiuigli rt 13 (/111- beni h 2(1 U) iMwning. OH i6) Valenzuela, Forster 1,000 Big Boy restaurants in and get the fastest acting tax relief X \p i 12 -M 1..,I ll', I t i'm 'liiiu T i But he is still a bit wary of Don’t quit smoking. shot' "11 go.il Toronto I4.|4-14 -42 1/1 Slanhouso c9i and Y ea g er W-- 45 states. possible.The best part about an IRA income. We have other IRA plans, too. X \l)i it Pi'i'iHJU’h.ii ''1 Lniii'' 1/lieln'i 21 Valenzuela L -Martinez HRs-lxis An his All-American fame. Just come and ask for details. M'iiilM .ll xs l-.ilmrin'un Why does Harmon think so • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Is that your contribution is tax (to.ihes Toronto Crh.i (/iiebec. Bou geles. Guerrero 2, Monday. California "I never looked on myself So If you want to aave tax dollars \|,r 8 ! .d'h-otun .it Mnnircdl -h.iMl \ K nil G rieh much of jock broadcasters? as any hero, or certainly any deductible from your 1980 Income. ,\{iT 'I l-.ihn'.ntun ,ii Munirc.ii By Cnited Press International "You've got to go to an • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS but don’t have a pension plan -\|ir 11 M"i,i M'.il ,ii Kdiihiiitun ItangiTs (Ml 2 NASCAR Northwcsti'rn 400 legend, or anything of that The Interest earned on your Philadelphia (100 0 Al Scottsdale. Ariz expert if you are talking in where you work, get instant \ \|ii 12 M "iM'.ii it l-.ilmuniun At .North Wilkeslmro NC April5 HI innings' nature, ” says Harmon. • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Just listen. 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18 - THK HERALD. Mon., April 6, 1981 THF; HERAIJJ, Mon . April 6. 1981 - I'i Karate champ makes kungfu movies believable Union sion. Jujitsu is the Japanese com­ Bv VERNON sco n- Norris, an Oklahoma native who but fights. Norris said. "1 was 34 years old. The Norris said proudly. "And 'Good held the world's middleweight "The problem with too many chop- bruises weren’t healing as quickly as Guys Wear Black’ was made for $1.2 bative concept of karate and judo is SYDNEY Australia clients who want to put in all-Australian cak except were produced; mostly in I I’l IIdIIvmiioiI K<'|iorl<'r — Lonj-sou^t in­ money. Companies as well karate championship from 1968 to sockies is that very few actors are they did when I was in my 20s. So 1 million and made $18 million. So far, the sports aspect of jujitsu. (UPI) for the two foreign stars. Sydney and Melbourne. HOLLYWOOD lUPI) - Chu k as private money are also 1974, says martial arts movies have good enough at karate to be retired as middleweight champion all my movies have made good “Aikido is a defensive martial arts ternational recognition and But we may not get the One of them, “In the Wake Norris, the martial arts movie star, years of wetnursing by a being attracted because of disavows "chop-sockies,” his name replaced the classic horse opera in believable, and very few karate and fixed my sights on an acting profits. form that uses the other person’s certificate, in which.case Of the Bounty,” had' momentum and joints to his own dis­ sympathetic government the investment potential.”. for the violent kung fu movies of the hearts of screen action buffs. experts are able to act." career. “And my films are doing what 1 in­ we can’t invefst in IL and Tasm.ania-born Errol advantage. I used tp teach them all, have revived the moribund which there are a dozen currently in "It's the same kind of morality Norris can do both. "I knew I didn't have the talent of tended. They project an image kids the film may -n'ot be made Flynn in its cast. play as a western," Norris said the He spent 20 years in martial arts, a Jack Lemmon or Laurence Olivier, can look up to. About 4 million peo­ and in many respects they are very Australian film industry. But Sanders warned the here,’’ production, boom could end up a bust. Norris, a happy w arrior who other day. "There is a good guy and both as a professional competitor but John Wayne had always been my ple study karate in the United States different from each other. After World War II, the “I also taught my brother, Aaron, But the producers fear “Sure we now have a] All the- Australian entre-, resembles singer John Denver in a bad guy and the distinction is and as a teacher. At one time he hero and I wanted to project a folk and there are another 12 million industry fell on evil times who fs two years younger than I am. Australia's testy unions booming film industry. But preneurs. agree• that blond, blue-eyed appearance and clearly made. The hero is a guy who hero image on the screen. That was enthusiasts. So we have a big overseas sales are^ because of a shortage of important to me. He's the stunt coordinator on my may paralyze the booming, . for how long? And will we easy-going manner, is a martial arts tries to avoid trouble. He's just like following. necessary because of the risk capital, and because "At the time, I asked my sons — movies and now he's going to star in bornagain industry. rush too many films into purist the gunslinger who had the fastest “There’s a martial arts cult now zooming costs of making Down Under film who were 9 and 12 — which movie own martial arts film, 'Raider Australia gained high production and spend too He says chop-sockies are low- draw in the old west. Norris dislikes like Clint Eastwood and Burt movies anywhere in 'the producers had to compete stars they’d like to emulate. They Stone.’ praise from the inter­ much money with too.little budgeted kung fu movies unen­ "The major difference is that in Reynolds have. I’m trying to model world, even Australia. at the box oRice against martial arts films there is plenty of couldn’t say. There was nobody they myself after the two of them." “The future of martial arts movies national critics for its last talent?” cumbered by acting. He adds that ‘chop-sockies’ three entrants at the Then Sanders touched The various state film big budget dxtravaganzas Edwafcl WoQdward action and violence but very few, if could look up to. I thought maybe I Norris predicts chop-sockie films looks bright to me because people from Hollywood and they open with fights, end with fights Cannes Film Festival. The the painfully sensitive commissions put the cost portrays Lt. Harry any, people are killed. The hero, who could fill that void.” will soon fade out, leaving only quali­ want action and we supply plenty of Europe. It was no contest. and consist entirely of bodies flying 1980 entrant, “Breaker issue of foreign stars. of making a feature film at “Breaker”. Morant in through the air without rhyme or doesn't carry a gun, only fights out Norris’ first role of.any ty martial arts movies. He clearly that. Not many actors can do them. owned seven karate schools in “Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Morant,". won Australian The biggest film union. less than $400,000 jiist. 10 reason. of necessity. significance was in "The Return of distinguishes karate from the other years ago. Then it jumped "But it was the introduc­ the movie; "Breaker His own pictures, "(iood Guys "I always try to be sure there is Southern California. the Dragon” starring the late Bruce martial arts, saying it is best suited Niro can play boxers but they actor Jack Thompson Actors Equity, has prac­ tion of television into Morant," which is the One of his students, the late Steve couldn’t do karate convincingly. Mar- tically banned the use of to $600,000 and $700,000. Wear Black.' "A Force of One," some humor in my pictures, good ac­ Lee. Quickly thereafter, he landed for the screen. France’s best supporting Australia in 1956 that suf­ biggest box. office McQueen, suggested Norris take ac­ tial arts audiences are too actor award and praise foreign stars appearing in Now it takes millions. An Eye For An Eye " and "The Oc­ ting and a believable plot. You have his first starring role in “ Breaker, “There are 18 different stylps of focated the industry. ting lessons and seek a career on the sophisticated. They watch fight from New York critics. Australian-financed pic­ The producers argue that success at home and tagon " are fully rounded films with to do something to break the Breaker.” karate in Japan and four different Australia had 1,644 movie scenes closely to see if doubles are Better yet, the Boer War tures. The union has Australia, with its- 14.4 abroad jh the history plot twists, love interest, monotony of the fights. The chop- screen “ 'Breaker, Breaker’ cost only forms in Korea where it is called tae houses in 1955 but only 974, drama is the biggest box grudgingly conceded that, million population, cannot of the born-again professional acting and a moral sockies and kung fu films are nothing "That was back about 1973," $240,000 and made $13 million," kwon do. Kung fu is a Chinese ver­ being used. including drive-ins, 15 office success at home and one or two foreign stars support -such movie in­ Australian film in­ vestments. years later. There was no abroad since the may he used, but has im­ way Australian film dustry. (UPI photo) Australian film industry posed heavy penalties on "Breaker • Morant" grossed more than $4 producers could compete Teacher to the stars was born 82 years ago. their use. Sanders .millioh in Australia. Its with the deluge of Artistic raves were also explained the dilemma: Hollywood and British “ You must sell your producers-said'it had to handed “Picnic At Hanging cheapies shown on TV. The films overseas if they are gross $3 million before Rock,". "The Chant Of industry amused itself by 3immy Blacksmith" and to be commercially they began jo get a penny Simple philosophy guides dancer producing advertising, successful, and the only back. the Tasmanian Film Cor­ educational and govern­ way Australian films will “You really have, to get sexagenarians that Coles politely television special, "Mr. Griffin and Me." it as an “Uncle Tom form of expression.” poration’s first production, ment documentaries, most NEW YORK (UPlI - Honi Coles “Manfaninnie.’’ sell is if they have some $4 back for every one remembers the time one of his tap- describes as "eligible to vote." Cavett, Helping to create the recent Coles said the impression is “one of the of them financed by “Breaker Morant” and foreign actors or actresses spent,” Sanders said, dancing students asked permission to Redd Foxx and George Kirby are renaissance of interest in tap-dancing was greatest fallacies of all time," stemming federal and state film com­ two other Australian In- the leading roles." “That means, you have to bring along a friend for a lesson. honorary members. one of the toughest battles in Coles' half- from a belief that Bill "Bojangles" Robin­ have 'Breaker Morants’. missions. features recently played Sure. Coles told the student, who With each man a dazzling tap-dancer in century long career. son, who co-starred in several Shirley first-run New York Anthony I. Ginnane, who breaking out all over and happened to be talk-show host Dick his own right, they join hands to amaze “ 'No, No, Nanette,’ the Broadway Temple movies, gave racist, eyeball­ theaters at the same time. won several awards with we’re not going to get that. Cavett. And. some time later, in walked and delight audiences, especially teen­ musical, marked the beginning of the rolling portrayals in his dancing and his psychic thriller Woody Allen. agers and children too young to remember revival," Coles said. “It was so well joke-telling. “ P atrick ,” became so ■ “If Equity imposds bans the sizzling syncopation of variety shows received that people started saying, “ Bill Robinson was far from an Uncle Sydney film critic Matt "He kept asking a lot of technical White estimates between angry at Actors Equity on foreign stars, we are not questions, like, 'If I'm standing up on this in the 1920s and 1930s, 'Bring back tap.’ Show business in the '60s Tom," said Coles, who knew him and restrictions that he aban- going to get foreign sales. foot, how can I tap on it?' and “Why does “That’s what made tap-dancing so was ready for a 'new' art form. speaks forcefully on the subject. “Be was $50 million and $60 million this tap sound this way and the other strong in its heyday," Coles said. "It was "It all goes around in circles. a fighter.” will be spent this year on sounds different?' just part of a show — a strong part of the “But the great mystery today...” Coles more than a score of movie "I just told him, 'If you can walk, you show. Dancing acts always did well." paused, arching his eyebrows and rolling These days. The Copasetics usually get features and TV films. “Ten years ago the total can dance.'" In 1934, Coles played at the opening of his eyes to provide the suspense. "The top billing. In a recent appearance. Coles budgets for the entire in­ Those seven words embody Coles' the Apollo Theater, for years a Harlem great mystery Is the fact that the people and four other tuxedo-clad Copasetics, Foreign stars entertainment showcase that was the up­ who are taking tap are young white were dancing while seated in chairs. dustry would have been philosophy, which is tested regularly in less than a couple of such varied places as Yale University, the town answer to Radio City Music Hall. females." "Being senior members of the geriatric million dollars,” White spell success Newport Jazz Festival and Manhattan's A star of such Broadway shows as He said tap-dancing, practiced for so set," Coles explained, ‘■'this is how we do 92nd Street YMHA. “Bubblin' Brown Sugar" and “Gentlemen many years by such all-black groups as it when we need the breath ' said. “And Australia would Coles, who was 69 in April, is the leader Prefer Blondes,” he appeared in January The Copasetics, became a hated form of But Coles is in better physical condition have been hard pressed to of The Copasetics, an energetic pool of with Burgess Meredith in a national art in many black families that construed than manv men half his .age. produce three or four Honi C oles feature films,’' doned plans to shooi "Race We’ll have a non- To the Yankee Zephyr” in oommercial film industry /HOUKA/cancm R/ American, British and INTtMfTATI 84 IXIT 81 tlLVIB U N f Japanese television Australia and moved the and that industry will even­ tASTHAMTrcmD S88-8t« ■AROAIN M A T IN II DAILY networks also have dis­ location to New Zealand. tually deteriorate.” Pm tT AHOWONLY IS.60 covered Australia’s attrac­ The South Australian TV tonight tions. The tastiest aspect ”1 will never make Film Commission is paying of their discovery is that' another film in Australia most of the freight on an 3:00 filmed television entertain­ while Equity’s ruling all-Australiancast thriller, kees And Mets 1981 Host Bill deathasaplaneisaboutlocrash.(2 Strauss (Pt. II of a four-part presen­ 12:OS EVENING dD NHL Hockey Show Movie-(Drama)** "Bomb At stands,” Ginnane said. "Rimau," which its Mazer visits the spring training hrs.. 25 mins.) tation; 2 hrs.) ^ Marshall Dillon ($) CBS Lata Movie'QUINCY. ME.: 93 ment can be produced in 6:00 camps of both New York teams and ^9) (S) Little House On The (?) Movie -(Drama)...... Tale 01 The Death Challenge’ Magician ID: 10" 1967 QeorgeMontgomery, “Zephyr” is targeted at an producers boast “will be 3 4 Odd Couple Branko Plesa. 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(Premiere) leman's gentleman hired to restore C3) House Calls A psychiatric pa­ cape To Burma" 1955 Barbara (S) Rat Patrol now demands and gets $5,- Australian Film Commis­ World War II. The plot, . '14iMovie*(Comedy)**'$ "Rascal 5) PM Magazine calm in the boisterous household of tient holds Ann and Mr. Peckler hos­ Stanwyck. Robert Ryan. English 1:10 5:04 Dazzle" Film clips from all your 0)(40) That’s Incredible A breath­ Nan Gallagher, a television talk tage with a gun; when the man woman, mistress ol plantation in 9$ Movie-(Drama)*** "TheEur- 9) News 500 a week compared with sion, Ken Watts, warned of based on an actual opera­ favorite Little Rascals shows (65 taking test flight in a solar powered show personality who can't quite demands a helicopter and ransom Burma, faces native superstition opaans" 1979 Lee Remick, Lisa 5:30 the $2,600 paid for her ser­ the dangers of too much tion, ended with the men mins) airplane; a retrun visit with one of cope with domestic problems. money. Dr Michaels takes the and forced hospitality from a want­ Eichhorn. An eslablished Boston 9 ) Daniel Boone 2 Daklari 30; Celebration Of The Eucharist (40) Family Feud 3 4 Mundo Real (Exc. FrI.) 24) Sesame Street Cinestudio—The Big Red One Happy Birthday terest in Australian films,” From Snowy River,” ad­ office appeal and possibly 5:45 12:25 37) Mundo Real (Exc. FrI.) (30) Hour Magazine 7:30. Bad Timing 9:40. Oaly said Robert Sanders, mitted that Kirk Douglas ' 5 I New Zoo Revue rS) New Jersey Report 3 4 Ghost And Mrs. Muir John best a large European interest 5:54 34(40) Richard Simmons Show 12:30 3:30 Kast llurlford —Charlei Champlin. founder of Pact Produc­ was signed at a reputed $1 9:15 $5.00 to make it a success. '30/ Morning Prayer 9 ) Search For Tomorrow CS) Little Rascals Cinema One—Tribute 7:15, p g LOp ANGELES TIMES million to help, sell the 5:55 27) A.M. Weather Love American Style tions which has so far in­ Australia got into the 9:30 3 4 3 4 Villa Alegre 9:20. Australian western over­ (221 JImBakker r i) d 4 Ryan’sHope 19 4 IDream Of Jeannie Love vested more than $17 movie business back in the (36) Today's Woman (3) Brady Bunch (9) Let’s Make A Deal 3:58 Poor Richards—Seems Like seas. Actors Equity ( $) Partridge Family million in 12 Australian 19th century with an assist i Sue 6:00 (3!) MIchelob Light Cup Skiing 93(44 FYI Old Times 7:30, 9:30, 12. spokesman Uri Wendt said '3J(B,. Various Programming (ii) Ma)or League Baseball 1980 (Mon.) TESS’ film projects, from the Salvdtion. Army. 4:00 Showcase Cinema—Thief 2, (ii) Auto Racing (Tue.) Highlights (Mon.) 30)3430) Doctors Call.... the union gave its blessing T he Aussies claim 20) That Girl 9 ) John Davidson Show (Exc. 4:30, 9:45, 12:05, Howling i26) New Zoo Revue 12:58 Tue.) “It’s a very attractive for Douglas in what has 37) In-School Programming 8. —Texas Chain Saw 643-2711 “Soldiers Of the Cross,” (30i Health Field CK83 FYI 93 Gllllgan’s Island (34 Maude Ask for..... proposition for risk capital. been billed as “Australia’s 6:15 1:00 93 Merv Griffin Massacre 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:45, produced in 1899, was one ($> News (44 Beverly Hillbillies 9 ) Young And The Restless Pam It offers immediate tax second most expensive 9:55 93 Movie (Exc. Thur.) 10, 11:40'.—The Postman of the first full-length 6:30 9 ) My Three Sons dD NCAA Baseball (Mon.) .benefits, plus you have (40) Weathervlew Always Rings Twice, 2, 4:25, movie” Shooting started features' ever filmed. It rSj Fllntstones 9 :1 All My Children Domata 10:00 (ID 7:10,9:50,12:05.-Raging Bull your money in something in March. (^6) My Three Sons (I) Movie (24 JImBakker was a four-hour spec­ d>J News (3) Jeffersons (ID Auto Racing (Tue.) 1:45,4:15,7,9:35,12.-Noneto which might even return a Both Sanders and Gin­ r$) Bewitched (8) Buga Bunny And Friendtf tacular produced -by J.H. (ID Superstar Volleyball Cup 343430) Days or Our Lives (24X24 Sesame Street Five 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, MIkeDougIks profit.” nane pointed out that films Perry for the Salvation Ai- ^on.) 34) In-School Programming 3 4 Mbvie 9:55,12:05-Tess, 1,4:05,7:30, 20) Bullwinkle 9 ) Rompkik^oom 1:30 To qualify for exemp­ must have the certification my. dD^ortsCenter 3 4 Bewitched 10:40.-Hardly Working 1:15, (30) Various Programming (D Addams Family d4 I Love Lucy tion, a picture must be cer­ of the Australian Film But there was a bit of (34 Romper Room (24(34 Las Vegas Gambit (ID Superstar Volleyball Cup 3:10, 5:05, 7:15, 9:25, 11:20, 34 22 Alive 4:30 tified as Australian, have Commission before their (40) Lassie (Mon.) 93 Fllntstones -Holy Terror 1:45, 3:30, 5:15, fudging, for included in the 6:55 34) In-School Programming ^ Jake Hess Gospel Time PIANO’S significant Australian con­ backers can claim their tax 3 4 Tom Larson Show dD NCAA Lacrosse (Wed.) 7:30, 9:35, 11:30. epic of the early Chrlstiaii 34 American Trail 3 4 ln-8chool Programming dl) Christ The Living Word tent, be copyrighted in C40) Bullseye Manrheater bqlton call exemptions. Equity, with martyrs were some slides; (40) News 2:00 ® Bewitched Rt 8 & 44A 643-2342 Australia and be at least 7:00 10:30 9 ) As The World Turns UA Theaters East—Final its enormous cloiit, could hymns apd sermons. ' 9 ) Alice iS) One Day At A Time (Exc. partly Australian finan­ '3J Morning ( i) Get Smart Wed.) Conflict 2:15, 4:15, 7:30, prevent certification if it Australlahs.have a pretty ^6) Bugs Bunny And Popeye (6) ILoveLucy CDd4 One Life To Live ced. 3432)30) Blockbusters d4 Streets Of San Francisco 9:30.—Windwalker 2:30, 4:45, felt too many injports were solid claim to having (i)(44 Good Morning America dD AIAW Basketball (Mon.) 6:00 7:15, 9:15,-Fame 2, 4:30, “Tues. thru Thurs. Specials'’ Former Australian film in the cast'. (Oj Richard Simmons Show (44 Joker's Wild (ID Accent On Living (Mon.) produced the first full- 10:50 (D All In The Family (11) SportsCenter (24(2430) Another World CS3 Wonder Woman 7:10, 9:30. commissioner Peter Mar­ “For example,’’ said the News length' feature film, it was (20) (22) 30) Today 34 ® Hollywood Squares (Exc. 93 Bonanza (Thur.) Manchester Drive- 10:57 BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER ...... 8.95 tin said, “There’s heaps of head gf Pact, “we have the 36) Batman FrI.) dD PKA Full Contact Karate in—Psychic Killer 7. Scanners a 67-mimite' "western” 7:30 O ) Newsbreak 2:30 money chasing films now. possibility of a marvelous titled “The Story ^ Of the 11:00 8:30. Scalpel 10:15. (6) Great Space Coaster (1) Abbott And Costello d4) Inside Donald Duck (Th(ir.) Making movies has film with a foreign director (3) One Day At A Tlme(Exc. Slorra ROAST PMC MBS...... 7.95 Kelly Gang"' and (6) JImBakker Cartoons dD Davay And Goliath Tue.) become the biggest game of great reputation, - a 34 ScoobyDoo ( f ) BasabalKThur.) (24 Jackie Maaon Show College—Tess 1, 5, 8;30.—My documented the antics of (6) Midday in town for tax consultants 8:00 (ID NCAA Lacrosse (Tue.) 3 4 Happy Days Again Uncle From America 2, 4:30, foreign writer, two foreign Ned Kelly, the Jesse 9)^ 0 ) Love Boat VEALSALTMBIHKM...... 7.95 (3) Captain Kangaroo (ID Domata 34)34 Mister Rogars and investment brokers.” stars — Roger Moore and (0) Straight Talk 7, 9:30. James of. the Australian ($1 Woody Woodpecker 34) Various Programming 3 4 Girl On The Edge Of Town Sanders, whose company (11) WPBA Bowling (Mon.) Vernon Anthony Quinii — but outback. It played to fit) NCAA Volleyball (Mon.. 37) Maggie And The Beautiful (Mon.) BROREDSCROD...... 6.95 Wed.) 30)3430) Wheel Of Fortune Machine 5:16 Cinel i2-T rlbule 7:10,9:30, financed "Breaker everything else Australian. capacityhousds in 1906. ’(A 3 4 Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny (34 Ironside 34 Chico And The Man Skatetown USA 1:30.-The The budget would be FREEPREVIEW FREE INSTMMTION 34 Hermano Pablo ( M M i M B M M 4 nn BM mr, i m , Morant" and put up much new version a few years 11:30 2:57 5:30 ma i l J i i l o ( m - r o n f f l i (111 vciur Cinenvix, or IIHO ( int'iiiax in.siallalinn If wu bring (3) Sanford And Son Jazz Singer 2, 7:05, 9:20. pgriTD. K t r a u , $ « « M n r 1 H B i M X M M M » of the $5.5 millibn for between five' and six ^ Qliligan's Island (21 Nawsbreak (D Barney Miller ago starred Mick dagger.) 30)3430) Password Pius West llartforil million. „ A 646-M O O lour presi'lil ainvcru'r lo HD Various Programming 2:58 93 M.A.S.H. “ Race To the Yankee ® TV Community College 27) In-School Programming The Movies—Windwalker HBO-April 11 & 12 Cox Cable (irtau-rllurlforil m llimardlobnsriii's Motor Lodge (0)(44 FYI d4) Movie (Exc. Thur.. Fri.) CALL NOW FOR YOUR EASTER Zephyr," said the tax “The pre-production Australia was one of the 3 4 Cartoons 3:00 (If) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, 7:15, exemptions vyere attrac­ Hill Parker Street l i'W Sila.sl)i-an Hvei 9:00 ______AFTERNOON SUNDAY RESERVATIONS would be done here, the .most prolific producers of (91 Guiding Light 1 8 Family Feud 9:15.—Back Roads 12, 1:50, L ® TomAndJwry ($1 Woody Woodpecker ting corporate money. film would be shot in . ' _ Matu'hester Kodo Hill 12:00 & 3-2-1 Contact 3:40, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30.-All Wa Will Ba Faaturing All Your silent films right through ^ ^ a d y 4unph (3)(6K9J News 91(44 General Hospital 3 4 Electric Company PLEASE CAUTMEAmE "Insurance companies, Australia. It would be ■ . OKIT.RtM)SM'KII 15111 9)181 Phil Donahue Show Night Long 12. 1:40, 3:20, 5, to the 1930s -when (16) Living Faith (0) Bonanza (Exc. Thur.) 3 4 Lottery Show (Thur.) Favorite Rotate ...______9 ) Joe Franklin Show RWSCBEEWTaMS stock brokers, merchant handled by an all- 243430) Card Sharks (It) NCAA Volleyball (Wed.) d4 News 7:20, 9:20. Hollywood turned to sound bankers ■— they all have Australian crew with an films. Some 200 features 20 - THE HERALD. Mon., April 6, 1981 TM ^li^RALD, M£P_, April 6. 1981 — 21 mwEimsiNG ADVERTISNG NEW PRIVATE PARTY WANT AD RATES - FAMILY THRIFT SPECIAL!!! DEUIUIE RATES GUARANTEED RESULTSI II Your Item Isn't Sold Within 3 Days— CLASSIFIED 643-2711 SECOND 3 DAYS ARE FREEH Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the day j j f l l l f i S L EMPLOYMENT 23— Homaa for Sala 35— Haating-Plumbing 46— Sportino Oooda 56—Mlae. fo r Rant $2.10 before publldatlon. 24— Lota-Land for Sala ^ 36— Flooring 47— Oardan Products 3 Lines - 3 Days ^6.00 Price of articles must be Included In ad. l~ L o tt and Found 25— Invaatmant Proparty 37— Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga46—Andquaa fidiiinn.111..,.. mill B . /.I. u. 1 — O B $1,00 Discount If Paid In Advance 13— Halp Wantad 38— Sarvicaa Wantad 49—Wantad to Buy AUTOMOTIVE P E R W O R D Additional Unas Will Be Charged At Low Private Party Rales. FOR SALE ITEMS ONLY. MAXIMUM $1,000.00 Deadline for Saturday Is 2— Par tonal! 14— Butinaat Opportunltlat 26— Bualnaaa Proparty 27— Raaort P r o p ^ 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 3— Announcamantt 15— Situation Wantad 1 D A Y ...... 14 e 4— Enlartainmant 20—Raal Eatata Wantad MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autoo fo r Salo day's deadline Is 2:30 5— Auctlont EDUCATION 62— Trucks fo r B sis 3 D A Y S ...... 13(j; Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 Articles for Sale 41 Apertmenls For Rent 53 Friday. MISC. SERVICES 40— Houadhold Goods 52— Rooms for Ront 63— Hosvy Equtpmsnt for Sslo 64— Motorcydos-Bicyclss 6 D A Y S ...... 12«: FINANCIAL 18— Privata Inatructlont 41— Artldas for Sala 53— Aportmonta for Ront When in need of a Service or Product FARRAND REMODELING - PLATE GLASS SHELVING; FOUR ROOMS - Heat and hot 65— Csmpors-TrsHsrs-Moblls HOSPITAL AREA two family Phone 643-2711 19— Schoola-Clattaa 31— Sarvicas Offarad 42— Building Suppllas 54— Homo* for Ront mm mtisr Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 32— Painting-Paparing 55— OfnoM-8torM tor Ront Homos 26DAYS^;^.11(F duplex 6-6. Separate newer 10 pieces, approximately 5'z' water included New 6—Bondt-Stocht-Mortgagat 20— Inttructiont Wantad 43— Pats-BIrda-Oogs E M E R Y ’ S Room Additions. Decks, All long. 10 -14' wide $7.50 each. 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruntants 66—Rotort Proporty for Ront 66— Automottvo Sorvico HAPPY ADS 12.50 PER INCH furnaces. Aluminum siding. appliances Garage. Adults 9—Paraonal Loans 67— Autos tor Ront-Looss HOME IMPROVEMENT types of Remodeling and 1Q—Inauranca REAL ESTATE 34— RoofIng-SIdIng 45— Boats & Accaasorlas 57—Wmtod to Ront' Beautiful treed lot. ONLY $65 all 649-4339. only. No pets. Security Vinyl and Aluminum Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ deposit, and references $81,900. Pasck Realtors. 289- ly insured. Phone 64,3-6017 7475. siding, Roofing, Gutters required 646-3414 Help tVanled 13 Help Hrantad 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 CALL A PROFESSIONAL and Leaders. 17 yrs, LEON CIEZSYNSKI SOMERS - Charming Colonial experience. Registered MANCHESTER 5 ROOM with state and consumer BUILDER. New homes, ad­ pli DUPLEX Also. Porter Street HANDY MAN p a r t tim e. Cape - iv, baths. Fireplace. 2 ditions. remodeling, rec form Good condition. Must BANK BRANCH MANAGER car garage. $65. protection. apai for branch office in growing Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut rooms, garages, kitchens sell. Asking $10. Call after 5 SECRETARY 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 2711 Realty, 745-9505. 1 work on jobs, ail work Security deposit. No pets 649- community. Commercial TO MMKETM EXECmW Street, Manchester. Apply and materials remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, p.m. 646-7469. 9092 or'643-1827 ■ i? ;- Bank experience with Len­ weekdays 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 guaranteed. Free es­ dormers, roofing. Residential Your Independent Dealers ding, and Business Develop­ p.m. EAST WINDSOR - rambling timates. Call Emery Cor­ or commercial. 649-4291. SKATE BOARD. Original Tlie Director of Product THREE ROOM Re Rt ■ Con- ment background required. Ranch. Banquet-size kitchen. $100. Selling for $40 . 649-0557. Morketlns for Uili fait You Can Advertise Your Service Or Bmineaa TTTKiT Family room. Garage. $54.- mier, 646-5209 trally located Adults only No Send resume and salary growing high technotogy EXPERIENCED PERSON or Emary Cormier DESIGN KITCHENS, utilities IMeasc call 649^6790 Bargain Spot company requlrca a higmy cleaning service wanted for Directory For As Little As $3,65 Per Week. Please 900. Ploude Realty, 745-9505, cabinets, vanities, counter 2 BASEBOARD OIL HEAT Wanted requirement marked Con­ ikilled peraonaDle 646-5209 anytime fidential to: Donald Page, cleaning dental office weekly. lops, kitchen cabinet fronts CONVECTORS. 48 " long, 26 " Kcretary nno ia bright, Call 643-2711 And Ask For Joe. ENFIELD - Aluminum sided FOUR ROOM APARTMENT South Windsor Bank & Trust aggreailve and wiUing to Reply to Box UU c/o The BRICK, BLOCK, STONE • custom woodworking, colonial high by 6" wide. Used 3 ■ First floor. Adults. No pets. Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., accept varioui and Herald. Cape. Fireplace. Family reproductions J.P. Lewis 649- months. $60 each Call 649- Call Dave at challenging reipon- room. 2 car garage. $56,900. Fireplaces. Concrete P arking No appliances South Windsor, Conn., 06074. liblUUea. Chimney Repairs. "No Job 9658 5996. Security References 649- Hsfp Wantad 13 Htip Wanltd 13 IUILDING4XniTRACTINa PAINTING a PAPERING MEN’S HAIR CUTTINB Plourde Realty, 745-9505. PLEASE READ Equal Opportunity Employer. Good organliaUonal aklUa CLERICAL ASSISTANT for Too Small." Call 644-8356 for 1265 ptui prior experience In a fast paced, growing Appliance estimates.______UTILITY CLOSET DOOR maraetlng environment Distributor Service Depart­ FARRAND REMODOMG litttflM-BtTOIflR'" SUNDECKS with frame, jam. and all RESPONSIBLE PERSON are detlrahle. PAINTIN8 MISTER HAiilCUT YOUR AD 647-9946 NEEDED to assume many ment. Experience helpful, but Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, CUSTOM BUILT STONE & 1 A 2 CAR OARAGES, and hardware included. 18" bv Vlalt our Perionnel we will train. Please call 528- t WALLPAPERING 804 CENTER STREET BRICK Retaining Walls. 1 ROOM ADDITIONS 6’8 ". $2(3rCall 646-4234. ClassHM Ids ifs UkM duties in the operation ot a 7- Department today to dla- Ifoom Additions, Decks, All Qualitt Work. ★ ★ ★ ' e v ir Du phons u ■ con- Eleven food store. Ground cuaa UUa fine opportunity. 3781 for interview. EOE. types of Remodeling and Futtf intured. Hours; Tues. thru Fri. PHERM AN Patios, Chimneys, Walks and Beatonable Pricetl TELEPHONE SOLICITOR 8:30 to 5:30 Steps. Field Stone delivered. CALL FOR SALE-8'2X11>2 Braided level position that can lead to repairs. Free estimates. Free Ettmatea Cbeerfuff|f Q/ven e to 5:30 vinlence. Tbs HsrsM Is REAL ESTATE Rug. Brown. Good condition. P R IV A TE assistant manager or SECRETARY Fully insured. DAVID KAEY Saturday 6 to S;00 Fully insured. Free 9 4 6 - 1 5 1 9 rssponsAds for only ono bi* wfMr scNiiuiK fCtoted Mond»f») $35. Solid Maple twin bed. WANTEO manager by performance. BOOKKEEPER PHONE 643-6017 B48-0754 Estimates. 295-0034, 295-0250. PR O PER TY oorrscl Inssctlon ind dim Benefits include insurance, hsthMoat CoMpvii for Solar Design Firm. Part CONDOMINIUMS Good condition $45. 742-5050. only to Ihs slio of tl|p credit union and profit 93 Qeriier Road Wool time afternoons. Bolton area. ROBERT JARVIS W ant Ads With soma axpar/ance SECRETARY- South Wkidaor, Conn. 09074 649-3660. originil Insortlon. Errors RECEPTIONIST Full time FMOUimt/NULYST sharing. Apply in person at 700 hi IwiiNmi ttdee VI AUTO SERVICE Each unit has: 2 bedrooms, BUILDING CONTRACTOR; T A G S A L E S wMcb do not lassan Ihs C A L L D A V E Secretary-Receptionist for MlnUcempuler pregremmlng E llin ^ n Road, Muth Wind­ living room, eat-in kitchen, M&M P&H, Manchester 649- Custom Building, Additions, VERNON MANCHE.STEB end opefsllont meneoef. sor, CT; Equal Opportunity MECHANICALLY I'/h baths, appliances, air Garages. Roofing and Siding. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• LINE - 4 Room Elat on Elm vsbis of tho idvsrtlisnisnt at 647-9946 main office. South Windsor INCLINED person. Apply at You May Run Classified Advertising 2871. Small repairs, Bank & Trust Company. Good Employer. MAPLE M©bil conditioners. Separate remodeling, heating, baths, Kitchens, Bathrooms and MANCHESTER Hill Road Nice country set- wM not bs corroctid by an typing skills essential. Diver­ Ground floor opportunity - BRIDGEPORT SET UP and 501 East Middle Turnpike, Your'Ad For Super Serrice, Inc. Gives You More basement with laundry kitchens and water heaters. Repair work of all kinds 643- EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ting $285 unheated lor an appointmant Manchester Safe ft Lock Co. Immediate occupancy Lease, sified duties include: Opening looklfig for shirt sleeves in­ DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group operate. Capable of fixture As Many QA8 - OIL • LUBRICATION • hook-ups & new gas fired Free e.stimates! 6712. Annual Flea Market and Cratt making for snort and long run DIESEL FUEL security No pets ER.\, new accounts, telephone con­ dividual to head new and practice is seeking an For Your heating systems. Two units Fair. May 9th, 1981. 10 a.m. to production work. Design and Insertions As TIRES AND BATTERIES Rooting 34 Blanchard & Rossello 646- tact and secretarial work for experienced dental assistant have fireplaces. B & M TREE SERVICE INC 4 p m , M anchester High expanding Data Processing to work part-time days. Call create lathe fixture for small You Wish. 220 8FRUCE ST., MANCHEtTEH Advertising Dollar. 2482 bank officers. Call Karen Department. Business niOM 64B-Sa7 Convenient to shopping, GUARANTEED TREE- School Reservations for Flea GIRL FRIDAY to manage Sheridan at 289-6061 for an ap­ 289-9558. aircraft parts from forgings. schools, churches, recrea­ MEND-OUS SERVICE at an ROOFER WILL INSTALL Market space arc now being small plastic factory office. systems applications, Minimum 5 yrs. expenence DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Roofing, Siding, or Gutters tor pointment. EOE. BUSES. We will train. Apply tion facilities. affordable price! "SPECIAL taken Send check or M O for I k r a l i i PART TIME Apply to: Box TT. c-o Herald. operations and required. Class A ONLY. Low Discount Price' Call Ken today: Manchester - 643-^3, QUALin ALUMINUM WORK BY TUNSKY RATES" on Slump Grinding $10 to; MEA Scholarship I OFFICE ASSISTANT hardware/software plan­ EEO/MFH, Call Ken for ap­ Modsit: ■at 647-1566 EXPERIENCED CARPBITEM WUITED Vernon, 875-2826. with Tree Removal. Discount F u n d , c 0 C Marler, ROCKVILLE • Check this two I HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ning. RPG II and COBOL. pointment at E.A. Patten SS4,000*< A 'SS.OOO** HOUSEKEEPERS - Call Experienced house framers. Be Sure for Senior Citizens. Free Manchester High School. 134 bedroom, new interior I The Branch Office of a | for apartment in East Hart­ from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m., 646- Minimum 3 yrs. Company, 303 W etherell Estimates. Fully insured. 643- East Middle Turnpike, ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- Call Jim McCarthy after 6 Street, Manch., 649-2851. 849-9404 - 848-1171 MISC. FOR SALE Redecorating. Fine for kids. I large Insurance Company ■ 2300. experience. West Hartford. 7285. Manchester, 06040, If vou are readv to move, call 1332. P.M. B 4t-t474. MCMnSNTMU To Give NOTICES I is seeking part time office ! Not-for-profit agency. Low SECRETARY- N()\V 56 1-1 22 1 SECRETARY - Manchester RAIN • SHINE COLOSSAL TAG SALE - 3 I assistant. Filing and typing I 20's. Send reply In con­ BQOKKEEPER for Solar M C M n » m u These HLL TUNSKY M A N C H E S T E R A-1 Household Goods 40 GENERATION II FEE . Law Office. Legal Experience families. TODAY ONLY - ! skills 40-45 words per | GENERAL MAINTENANCE fidence to: Design Firm. Part time, Groundskeeping. Landscape (iUARANTEED MOVE IN Lost and Found 1 preferred, but not required. CONDITION, three family Lawncare. Maintenance. APRIL 4lh 10-5 p m Maple I minute. Hours 9-1. Please | Full time opening DENTAL ASSISTANT - afternoons. Bolton area. 649- We are aecklof an in- Pros A home on busline. 5-5-3. USED REFRIGERATORS, available for a person Non-smoker. Call Valerie at P .O . Box S73 ★ ALUMINUM 6 VINYL SIDING Gardens. Weekly or monthly. WASHERS, RANGES ■ Clean, dining tabic, electric snow FOUND FRIENDLY MALE I telephone for an appoint- ! RECEPTIONIST - Orthodon- 3660. dividual with a minimum Separate furnaces, good in­ experienced in the 643-7779. Wool Hartford, Cl. 06107 of & years accounti payable Free estimates. Senior dis­ Guaranteed. Parts & Service blower, antiques, brass BLACK CAT - white flea I ment, Mrs. Forget. ■ tisc Office. Part time. Salary Call, — (20 Colon To Choose From) come, good investment. counts. 643-6914 fireplace screen, furniture, repair/maintenance of a tfU bsrtUh inioir a/r commensurate with MEDICAL OFFICE eip^ence. QuaUftod can­ Owner-agent. 643-8883 or 644- Low prices' BD Pearl & collar. White under chin and variety of mechanical RN'S PART TIME, All shifU didate ibould also be Son, 649 Main Street 643-2171 kitcnenwarc. toys, books and IN A HURRY" Call paws, 646-8872. I iSmUNCt COMPANY Of ■ at Student Health Ser­ experience. Phone 649-7222. ASSISTANT for physician. They All 8593 after 6:00 weekdays. much more! 39-41 Russell GENER.-VTION 11 today and equipment, including Salary 1160. per week or more familiar with caib receipta ir AWNINGS & CANOPIES TAPING, CEILING I NORTH AMEMCAN S vice.Physical assessment Street, Manchester. move tomorrow Hundreds of s, compressors and NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ depending on experience. All and other accountinf fane- REPAIRS, FLOWERS, USED WHIRLPOOL LOST ■ Cat. Orange, and pure I 111 F«ind*ri Plan. ■ skills necessary. Cali or write TEMPORARY OFFICE Deserve Investment Properly 25 vacancies All areas One thru anical drive. Some tunities available. Call duties including nursing, tlqos. SWIRLS - Sheelrock Ad­ WASHER in good working white on face, underneath, ! E ttI Hamoril, CT | to Peg Maloney, Director of WORK AVAILABLE - ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Building Supplies 42 five bedrooms $70 and up a prior experience with collect, (518) 462-4321. 9:00 reception, appointments, ditions. Garages Rec Rooms condition. $35 Call anytime paws. Short hair REWARD I 521-90)1 I Nursing, Box U-II, University Manchester, Vernon, Bolton. EXCELLENT Manv have FREE HEAT Call diesel generating equip­ a.m. to 1:00 p.m. bookkeeping ana typing. Posi­ Your & Homes, Experienced. 649- 643-9727, 644-9869 or 528-4331. ^J9a n ■ aaHl laanlwili Ndar- J of Conn. Storrs, Ct. 06268 at Coventry women, CAPITAL Vifit our personnel INVESTMENT! Good cash BRICKS. BLOCKS ■ Flashing, GEN'ERATION II. 561-1221 ment and sheet metal tion available June first. Rep­ Department today to dla- Phone 649-9095 8627, 649-3219. 468-4700. E.O.E. TEMPORARIES has an im­ Business flow! First floor leased to joint reinforcement Anchors, FEE, Guaranteed move in welding is preferred. mediate need for all office DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group ly to Box U c/o The HeraliL ettaa this ftoe opportunity. FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS package store. Second floor, Articles lor Sale 41 Excellent salary and COMPLETE LIGHT and construction materials. MASSEUSES - Full hTill or partpa skills. Ear top pay rates by practice is seeking an very nice apartment, plus 5 Help Wanted 13 benefits. For more infor­ experienced dental assistant TRUCKING service. Call evenings 643-9508, or 649- MANCHESTER - Two time. Good steadyIc clientele. working short or long term car garage, $67,900. Call for Appliances, furniture moved 5635. bedroom, two (amilv house. Windham area. Opi Open every mation or to arrange for a assignments near your home, to work part-time evenings. further details. Strano Real PART TIME - Earn extra personal interview, please PART-TIME, FULL-TIME Call 289-9558. Garages, cellars and attics Yard for kids ONLY $235 money while the kids are in day 10 a.m. to midnight: Sun­ CAPITAL offers a convenient Estate, 646-2000. contact the Personnel hours flexible. Men and ...... cleaned. Trash hauled away, Al.UMINUM Sheels used as Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 GENERATION II. 561-1221 school. Telephone Solicita­ day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 423-7519. interview location in DENTAL ASSISTANT - Posi­ etc. For all vour light trucking printing plates. .007 thick S M A1. L F E E . Department at 646-1222 women. Earnings up to |300 MANCHESTER, call to WAITRESS - lunch and t . WM m t , rMMPiDK 66674 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 tion. E. Hartford company. A ext. 481. tion open for right person. needs, at the best price call 2,3x28'2'". 50 cents each or 5 FREE LOVE. Affectionate, GUARANTEED CLERK - Checking invoices per week to start. Special arrange a close-to-home ap­ evenings. Apply in person: good telephone voice and dic­ Lastrada West, 471 Hartford Hours flexible. 20 nour week. 875-7059. tor $2. I’honc 643-2711. Must be spayed female golden tion a must. Hours 9 a m to 1 and receiving slips. Use of MANCHESTER MEMORIAl training earn while you learn. pointment. CAP TAL Will start immediately. Call Road, Manchester. 649-5675. picked up before 11 a m retriever 1'2 years old PRATT & WHITNEY ■ Try p m. and 5 to 9 p m Call Mon. calculator helpful. Apply: HOSPITAL TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St., P R IV A T E LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED ONLY Needs a loving home Please this two bedroom. Great lami- Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye 71 HayiMt SlFMt, 648-3936 between 1:00 p.m. Hartford. 278-1313. through Fri., 9 a m. to 1 p m.. ManchMiar CT 09040 and 3:00 p.m. Equal Oppor­ ★ CLERK-TYPIST. Small busy ASSISTANT MANAGER - for - 15'r Sr, Citizen Discount! call 649-6069 and leave a ly area Just listed Only $250 Mrs Williams. 569-4993. Street. South Windsor. P R O PER TY WATER PUMPS - 3" Carter tunity Employer. TOEPHONE SOLICITORS sales/marketing office near TV and Appliance Store. Sales Free pick-up and deliverv! message for Susan Has free heal' Call 561-1221 SECRETARY TO work with Expert service! ECONOMY Gas I’owered. ' 2" Carter Gas NOW, GENERATION 11 We administration and special Vernon Circle looking for a and collection experience W ant Ads bright mature experienced in­ helpful but not necessary. LAWNMOWER, 647-3660, powered. 2" Electric I ' 2". 3 " Boets-Accessorles 45 have the FEE t h a t s Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 education. Must have Permanent part-time posi­ Company paid benefits. Op­ and 6" hoses. Call 649-7407 GUARANTEED' excellent typing and dividual for various office tion for responsible duties. Good typing a must. portunity to advance into □ BUSINESS 12' ALUMINUM BOAT and stenographic skills. Letters of RIDING LAWN MOWER. housewives and others 871-0401. management. Call Bill 646- and SERVICES trailer 3.6 horse power Older reference required. Call SALUTE looking to supplement pre- Reel type, 25 ' cut, $64 Lawn Rham High School 649-9587 or 6051. motor $450. Radial saw needs sent income. Good GARDENS ROTO TILI.ED - Sweeper, $35 Good condition repair. $75 646-0089 228-9474. Plus All Around Handy Man FREE, FREE. FREE' T O OUR PART-TIME 31 643-6777. YOUR CAREER telephone voice required. RECEPTIONIST- Business Opportunities 14 Services Offered Work, Call after 4:00 p.m . Landlords, Realtors, lots of Garden Products 47 • $4.00 per hour TYPIST. Duties include 528-2881, FOR SALE, ALBINAR F people arc looking for your SECRETARIES., ' Bonus System" TEACHER INTERESTED, in R E W E A V IN G BURN rental. Please help them find opening new accounts, typing HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas 2 8 55 telephoto lens for ' Sick Days letters and reports, answering investment in full time LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED EVERBEARING RED It, For more details, call 561- AS A HIGHLY-RAID repaired. Window shades, screwtype mount with haze RASPBERRY PLANTS PRIVATE ' Holidays telephone. Hours 1:00 p.m. -5 business opportunity and/or • 15'; Sr. Citizen Discount! and skylight filters. $50. Call 1221 GENERATION II. partnership. Write to Herald Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Free pickup and delivery! Ijarge size.. $ 75 each Just CONNECTICUT S OLDEST ' Paid Vacation p.m. Monday thru Friday and FOR RENT. Marlow s, 867 63.3-558§ evenings. PROPERTY approximately one Friday per Box SS, with particulars c/o Expert service! ECONOMY right for April planting SERVICE Hours 9 to 1 or 5 to 9 Main Street. 649-5221. Telephone 649-2430 INDUSTRIAL DRAFTSMAN VVantAds For interview, call month 1:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. Main The Herald. LAWNMOWER. 647-3660 COLUMBIA, GIRL'S 20 inch office. South Windsor Bank & bike High rise handle bars. MANCHESTER and other between 10 and 4 7-ELEVEN STORE CERAMIC FIRING. Discount HOUSESITTERS - Responsi­ Antiques 48 areas GENERATION IHinds NURSE, for Physician's Of­ Trust Co., 1033 John Fitch rates. Quick service. Call 643- Very good condition. $3Q. Blvd., South Windsor. Apply AVAILABLE for franchise in ble couple now available to Telephone 649-9486. rentals. Connecticut's larjjest COULD REGIN fice in Vernon. Monday, 569-4993 the Vernon-Manchesler area. 2543. provide live-in home protec­ WANTED - Antique Fur­ rental relocation firm Kids, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday, in person between 9:00 a.m. MKRKNIFMI2DI FOODS, MC. and 11:00 a.m. Monday For information contact Ray tion while you are away niture. Glass. Pewter, Oil pets. No problem Too large 12:45 to 6: Saturday 9 to 1. Call FOR SALE 30 inch Franklin Paintings or Antique Items through Friday. EOE. Pelletier at 289-8261. References provided. 64'3- or small GENERATION II 872-8321. wood burning stove. Excellent R Harrison Telephone' 643- T H IS S K n m m 5965. condition. $99. Cali 649-7935. 561-1221 We have a SMALL PART TIME CLEANING 8709. F E E and a G R E A T FULL TIME LICENSED B-B UPHOLSTERY Custom WOMAN. Laurel Manor, 91 * EDUCATION Work. Free Estimates. Will MENS UNIROYAL safety GUARANTEE RENTAL AGENT for Chestnut Street. Apply Wanted to Buy 49 ATB Manchester Real Estate Of­ pick up and deliver. Please rubber shoes. Size 9. Ankle weekdays 11-3. EXPERIENCED SPRAY call 646-2161. high. $10. Bottles for wine. EAST HARTFORD - Efficien­ fice, Monday thru Friday, 9 to PAINTER. Custom work. Private Instructions 18 ODD JOBS - Have truck. Will WANTED TO BUY cy and 2 bedroom apartments 5; ^tu rd ay 9 to 3. COTtact: clean backyards, garages, Over 150 count. $15. for all IMMEDIATELY, Older ATTENTION Wood, metal, plastic. Display bottles. 643-2880. Available for immediate oc­ Mr. Carlson at 646-1980. Craft, Inc. Manchester. 643- VOICE, PIANO, etc. Also remove brush and House in need of repair. Cash cupancy. Includes heat and ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - small trees. 4 years Please call Frank J T Strano, 9557. RADIAL SAW needs repair. hot water. Adults preferred GOOD MONEY TO BE Former Faculty New York experience of moving fur­ Strano Real Estate, 646-2000 No pets Call 289-0000 between TURRETT LATHE SET up MADE. Distributing small City Music & Art High School, niture. 742-9238, $75. Call 646-0089. and operate W & S lathes. WAREHOUSE STOCK 9:30 and 5:30 rEMPLOYERS-r magazine. Excellent for CLERK -7:30 to 4:00 Monday Cafl'■ail 644-8597.f ...... WANTED PIANO - Old up­ Applicant must have TDC 35 MM PROJECTOR housewives or second- thru Friday. $3.50 per hour. right. 643-4%2. minimum 5 yrs. experience needs adjustment. $15. Slide HALF D U P L E X 1N shifters. Several routes Call 649-8M8. Condominiums 22 trays for Projector 75 cents working with aircraft parts available. Dependability and TOY TRAIN - LIONEL and MANCHESTER ■ Two machined from forgings, ^ y GETT AN EARLY START! each 649-8681. vehicle a MUST! Call 64^1479. RECEPTIONIST - FULL other large sizes. U S or bedrooms, kitchen, living experimental background Service Home gardens rototilled. foreign. Buying for limited room, half basement Private with engine lathe work a big Wouldn't you like to publicly salute the tine secretary who TIME. Must have pleasant Repsonable rates. Call 646- FOR SALE - Five used, full telephone voice and neat time only. 649-6270. driveway Washer-dryer plus. EEO-MFH, Call Ken for serves you so well? You can . . . during National Secretary 6640. tread A78xl3 tires $40 will hookup Stove and appearance. Knowledge of MANCHESTER CXPERIENCED INCOME appointment at 649-2851. E.A. Week which Is being celebrated from April 20 through April 24 NORTHFIELD GREEN take them all Call 643-0391 refrigerator Nice Patten Company, 303 typing helpful. Call Mrs. TAX PREPARATION, done evenings. this year. We'll be running a special page In our newspaper COUNTER GIRL - hours 10-2 Bloom. 646-2900. CONDOMINIUM. Move in * R E N T A L S neighborhood on bus line $350 Wetherell Street, Manch. in your home. Please call Dan monthly Dan. 646-6,3‘20, or 649- where you can run a picture of your secretary along with a Monday thru Friday. condition. Immaculate, 3 Mosler at 649-3329. bedroom, 2 ‘/2 baths, central SWIM POOLS - OUTLET 7055 SECRETARY - Full time. special thank you for a job well done. Experience helpful. Apply in LAWNS MOWEN - YARDS offers brand new above person: Hartford Road Dairy air, gas heat, W to W CLEANED, painting, iight Rooms lor Rent 52 Typing, shorthand and recep­ carpeting, full basement with ground 31 fool long pools com­ tion duties. Diversified work. A representative of the Classified Advertising Department will Queen, 684 Hartford Road, INDIVIDUAL TAX carpentry. All done by plete with hugh sundcck, fen­ Manchester. HANDY MAN WANTED. recreation room, plus many CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM FOUR ROOMS - MAIN Call Ms. Boyle 646-2900. assist you In saluting your secretary. Qlve us a call todayl PREPARATION IN YOUR highschool student in need of cing, hi-rate filter, etc. Asking STREET Heat, hot water, Part time. 20 hrs per week. 8 - extras. $71,500. 643-5995. work Experienced and in­ [or mature gentleman. Please 12 a.m. No heavy work. 647- HOME. Eimerienced and $978 delivered. Includes in­ call 646-4701 after 6:00 p.m. appliances Adults No pets reasonable. Call H.H. Wilson, sured. Please call between 4 stallation. Financing Security Call 646-4701 after 6 9361 between 8 and 12 a.m. p.m. and 6 p.m. 649-3189. ONLY. 649-6506. available. Call Dennis collect ROOM FOR RENT - very p.m. □ REAL ESTATE Special discount for senior (2031 225-8894. WANTED FOR A.M. - tire citizens. nice, newly carpeted. Working mounter. Experienced gentleman preferred. $45 NEWSPAPER Gall 643-2711 TAX PREPARATION MANCHESTER - TWO preferred but will train. Apply Homes For Sale 23 LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED weekly. Strano Real Estate in person only at National Reliable and experienced ser­ 646-2000,, BEDROOM apartment on bus WAITRESS - PART TIME vice in your home at - 15'; Sr. Citizen Di.scounl! line and convenient to shop­ GARRERS Brand Tire, 217 Hebron MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ CHERRY FULL SIZE ask for the Classified Dept Avenue. Glastonbury. lunches 10:30 - 2 p.m. Monday reasonable cost. Norm Free pickup and delivery' ping For mature couple tion three family home on Expert service! ECONOMY HEADBOARD with frame. U N FURNISHED ROOM thru Friday. Experienced busline, 5-5-3. Separate fur­ Marshall, 643-9044. Private entrance. Kitchen A p p 11 a n e e s . g as. Ii e a I . Electric Boat has set aside a special day for WANTED preferred. Davis Restaurant LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. SEALY POSTUREPEDIC $275 month plus utihlies Call WANTED - HOSTESS AND naces. good income, good in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• m attress and box spring. privileges. Pleasant country draftsmen and designers this Saturday, April 11, T 7 7 WAITRESS. Split sM -M u st 649-5487. 649-4000 Mr l.indsey This It your day! vestment. Owner-agent. 643- Palnling-Papering 32 Bedspread; 6 pr. tiered cur­ setting, Garden space to talk with skilled men and women interested in be over 18. Apply in pehson: 8883 or 644-8593 after 6:00 HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN available Retired or mature Saturday^ tains and valance. Like new. VERNO.N 4 Rnoms All advancing their careers. OIASTONIUIIY 151 West Middle Turnpi|ie, PART TIME CLEANING help weekdays. EXPERTLY PREPARED by working ladv. References April 11,1081 evenings and Saturday's PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Must sell. $400. Mikasa china, modern kitchen l.ots ol If you've had a minimum of two years' high Manchester. leading, independant Tax Con­ Phone 649-7164. 9A M to 3PM Olde Statge Rd., Wagon To Jane Smith Experienced Floor person sultant. Please phone: Dan - Interior and exterior. Camclot 93 pieces. $100. Ad­ extras. Call Locators 236-5646 school industrial drafting or three years' indus­ Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. also. Transportation Wade, 649-6851 for appoint­ Commercial and residential. ding machine $35. Call 643- FEE Come to the Colonel PART TIME WAITR^S. Free estimates. Fully in­ 7431, Apaiimenis For Rent 53 trial drafting experience, you may qualify for one Ledyard Schoolhoiise necessary. 643-5747. ment. CAU THE HERALD The employees and management would like' Small East Harlflird sured. 646-4879. MANCHESTER - NICE ONE of the many interesting jobs available now — or at Electric Boat. Ample Restaurant. 9 a m. -1 ;30 p.m. SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL - VERNON ■ Near 86, luxury JOBS OVERSEAS - Big Fireplaced living room, for­ FOR SAl.E ■ STORM DOORS, BEDROOM apartmeni with you may be eligible to enroll In out special nine- parking. Exhibits Re­ 647-9946 to take this opportunity to thank you for a Tues. - Friday. Call 643-0748 9 INCOME TAX EXTERIOR PAINTING, aluminum 33x80 and 37x80. $25 Condo. Appliances. $345 money fast. $20,000 to $50,000 mal dining room. Wall-to-wall PREPARATION, Individual monthly. Security, stove and refrigerator, gas week pre-employment drafting training pro­ freshments Bring work a m. -12:00 p.m. plus per year. Call 1-716-842- experienced college student. each. Three pairs. Black wood lieat. completely remodeled samples. Job well done. carpeting, large family room. and small business. Call Janet references. Call 486-3923 gram — company paid. 6000 ext. 2236... Three bedrooms. IVi baths, Quality work. Very shutters $5 pair, 649-6646. Located on North Mam St S0.IMIIIDS0R SALES, HARTFORD S. Gworek, 644-0194 for an ap­ reasonable prices. Call Mike. The w o rk-w ith America's best shipbuilding From the South: Follow 1-95 North; alter gas heat, garage with patio, pointment at your con­ MANCHESTER MAIN ST $.300-month plus iitililies Call Valleyview Dr., Doopwood DESPATCH needs to add PART TIME SALES 569-3458 or 569-4545. CURTIS WINDOW AND 649-4IKW team — is unique, challenging and interesting. crossing Gold Star Memorial Bridge, lake Clarence B Triple X Corporation specialist for inside aspects of prime location. IMMEDIATE venience. Two room apartment Heated, Dr., Foster St., and Birch MERCHANDISER - Major OCCUPANCY. Owner: 649- FRAME 56 "x34 ". Double Electric Boat's skilled draftsmen and designers Sharp Highway — right-hand exit. customer service. Help fulfill LEE PAINTING. Interior & hung 6 over 6. Also cinco hot water, appliances, elec- From the North: Take 1-95 South; in Groton lake Indus­ Hill Dr. corporation looking for in­ 7145. tricitv, no pets Security 523- MANCHESTER Heat paid 3 enjoy top pay and benefits. our quality-service concepts. dividual to work approximate­ Exterior. "Check mv rate storm and screen to fit both. rooms. Carpets' Appliances trial Exit/Rte. = 1 /Clarence B, Sharp Highway - left- CALL HELEN Your personality more impor­ C & M TREE SERVICE, Free before vou decorate." t)epen- $.30 firm. Like new. 64,3-7601 7047.' Come to Electric Boat this Saturday and find out ly 35 hours a weex. Job func­ MANCHESTER - Pitkin $225 Locators 236-5646 l''EI''. hand exit In Groton At second slop on Clarence B. 646-0648 tant to us than your tions would include, filling estimates. Discount senior dable. ("’ully insured. 646-1653 Sharp Highway, turn right onto Rainville Ave. - follow experience. Congenial Office: Street. Six room colonial, 1'^ more about the kind of work our draftsmen products in rocery stores. citizens. Company GARRARD TURNTABLE TW.O ROOM APARTMENT - Rainville to stoplight, continue straight across to We're looking for the right in­ baths, three bedrooms, do. Interviews will be given Please bring a Light work. Hours worked Manchester owned and INTERIOR PAINTING, over 6.30S. Never used. $65. Royal Healed No appliances $225 Chester Street. Go right on Mumford Avenue to dividual to become vital in fireplace, basement, garage, resume and samples of your work for review. must be during the day, but new vinyl siding. Close to operated. Call 646-1327. ten years experience, low typewriter, older office type, MANCHFiSTER SPACIOUS, monihly Security Tenant In­ parking entrance. Follow signs to Colonel Ledyard EASnURTFOIIO servicing our accounts. Con­ are flexible. $4.50 per hour, $8 winter rates and senior citizen manual. $25. Call 643-1629, One or two bedroom We ll have special exhibits, presentations and tact Mr. Leonard. schools and bus fine. Owner: surance required Plume 646- Schoolhouse Columbus Circle and a day allowance given for use 649-5107. discounts. 643-9980. apartments. Swimming pool, 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays refreshments Dtadllne Monday, dpril 20 HARTFORD DESPATCH, 225 TWO MOTORCYCLE Michael Avenue Area, of your own car. Call 269-5283 air conditioning, centrally Prospect Street, East Hart­ for interview. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR JACKETS, medium size - located on bus lines. Near U S CiliFtmhip required - Ao Equef Oppwiunily Employ«f MtF MC Main & Wlltya Street Area, ford, Cl.' 06108, or phone 528- WATERPROOFING I’AINTING, Paper hanging; brown $75. Large size - brown MANCHESTER - RANCH - Hatchways, foundation shopping center and schools Sliver Lane starting at 9551 for appointment. EOE. $180 PER WEEK PART carpentry work. Fully in­ $50. Call 871-1243 immediate occupancy for GBNBRAL DYNAMICS "CHARMING AND cracks, basement walls, sump HLS rORIC ROW HOI SE. One Main Street, & Beacon Hill TIME AT HOME. Webster, DELIGHTFULLY sured. .1,1’, Lewis & Soli. 649- further details please call .528- Your Ad will appear in the America's foremost dic­ pumps, tile lined, dry walls, 9658. and two bedroom npartments Electric Boat DMsion - Tolland Street Area. DECORATED " with 2 gravity feed, window wells. SLIDE PROJECTOR and 4194 9-5 weekdays Herald’s April 23rd Edition. tionary company needs, home bedrooms, L.R., D.R., & screen $25 for both, En- Utilities included 10 Park 77» Best Shipbuilding Team in America C A U ERNIE workers to update local Also: Steps, walks, stone DAN SHEA PAINTING & MANCIIESTEH - ONE Terrace near Capitol A LIVE-IN COMPANION E.S.K. Nice lot, detached gar­ walls, fireplace and ceramic cvclopedia, science and HOUSEKEEPER. mailing lists. All ages, DECORATING - Interior and HF.DHOOM apartm eni in Avenue, linriford Seeunly Qro»w\CT 06340 ^ age, convenient location. Call tile repairs. Over 30 years children's books, with Manchester resident experience unnecessary. Call today. Century 21 Lindsey Exterior. Also: Wallpapering quiet complex No pels Call d e p o sit .No p e ts . $475 experience! 683-1013; 643-4953. bookcase Complelc. $50 Call monthlv Call 529-0989 preferred. 643-6593. 1-716-845-5670 ext. 1080. Real Estate. 649-4000. Quality Craftsmanship! Call 644-9406 after 6:00. 646-0505 646-5424. or 646-1305. 22 — TH E H ERALD , Mon., April 6, 1981

Ptanuto — ChariM M. Schulz THE HERALD, Mon., April 6, 1981 — 23

PIP YOU KNOW •mAT metolpmehehap HESAIR' I WI5HI ACROSS 56 Fimily Aniwof to Pmviout Puzzio mornbor SOME OF THEM LIVE OWLY ONE RE6RET.., KNEW AT NINE O'CLOCK 1 Young b*(n 56 RIvor in OIIDUUHUIDULI '■ Fun Pa g e ONLY TlilENTY-FOUR HOURS? WHAT I KNOW NOW" 6 Tikonitt England ITIOI n ----- prlM n 6 Rhumbi DOWN □no una aunno ♦^ Call 643-2711 TViioKVtRRSl^^l:: k 7^ ^ - ^ 9 » if ° ^ Call 643-2711 * □ □ □ □ □ □ □ * ** ***** country ISTT 12 Ponmylvanit 1 Gava up G port 2 Planat □ (//// □ 13 Goorgo Gonli- 3 NIppad Cl JL win’i brothor 4 DIocaaa Aparimenlt For Rant 53 Auloa For Sale 61 14 Hon’i u n 5 Toupaaa a ) 1M1 UfM r«Mur« 16 Appointmont 8 Angim o Pbby 16Po*ri 7 Noun D NEWER FIVE ROOM 1974 T-BIRD, low mileage, 8 Boundor By ADigaii van Buren 17 0no4onth DIQDQD DUPLEX available May lirsl, air-conditioning, stereo, Priacllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan (pmfix) S Accumulation $390 montliiv. Security No power seats, windows and 15 Noun Miffix of waata Excavataa 40 Chsrtcttr of • utilities Calf 643-7344 more options! $2,500. Also: It UMful quolity 10 Bandar 33 Daaarvad pwple r e 1975 LTD WAGON, eight VOU' HOT GOING TD T H E R E A R E PEOPLE BUTTHEVF^ AFRAIP.' 21 Franiltd atagnant 34 Daapan a 43 Amtricsn passenger, air-conditioning BI3UNCE THAT BALL O J CXrr THERE"-POCTOR5, 22 PlocM for two Homes lor Rent 54 PEPRBS9CP.'TM It Out of tha channal Indisni $1,200. 649-9404. DEAR ABBY: 1 am a Jesuit priest who just finished THE UBRARV STEPS.' LAWVERS RDUnOANS- PDING IT TOS 24 NovtIIrtZoli **y . 36 Hava 44 Birtdlesdtr EAST HARTFORD" YOU reading your magnificent article, "Advice to Teens," in WHO'P LOVE TD t 26 Ariitocratt H O L P I T .' 28 Build coitloi ambitlona Amsz BET! Heated two bedroom, JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS February's Good Housekeeping magazine. That dynamic BCXINCE A B A L L O N 1 20 Turtia WHO'S rr GOING in tho ilr available through government article is so useful, so positive, so practical, I simply must H O L P IT.' 23 Throat faatura 3 ' Vigoroua 45 Beverages custom kitchen Now just THE UBRARV STEPS-J ( ^■IDHURrANVWAV?h u r t :) 2t Bom agencies, many sell for under take time out to say “Congratulations!" TM A 48 Golfer Sneed $280 561-1221 GENERATION SVMBOL.' 30 Tax agancy 25 Plural tida •euffla II F E E $200 Call 602-941-8014 ext. 7816 For 30 years I’ve been combining my work at the local labbr.) 27 Puti 38 City in Florida 60 Portly for your directory on how to university with teaching teens in high school, so I know 31 Faat aircraft 1 2 4 7 11 purchase. from my contact with young people how very important (abbr.) 3 9 9 1 9 10 your message is. 32 Vapor 12 13 14 MG MIDGET 1975. Excellent I am certain that parents and teachers everywhere will be 33 Praparaa to HOUSE HUNTING" Let condition. No rust. 41,000 grateful to you for this excellent article. publiah 19 19 17 GENERATION II catch you a miles. Must sell. $2,600 or best God love you and prosper you. 36 Horring fine two. three or four 11 19 21 offer. 643-6166. LONG-TIME ADMIRER 38 Actraaa bedroom home todav Hun­ Tbomaa ■ dreds of rentals All areas, 22 23 29 1966 MUSTANG. Dependable. DEAR ADMIRER: Thank you, your letter made my 3B Point at ataka ■ Si7.es and prices. Call today $450 or best offer. 528-8563. 41 Angar 29 for more information on our Sue or Carl dayl That article in February's Good Housekeeping Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawrence 42 Daaan ragion special services magazine was part of my booklet, “What Every Teen­ of Africa 21 G EN ER A T IO N II 561-1221. ager Ought to Know.” 46 Tima zona 1 1980 PINTO - 4 cylinder, very GREAT 31 BCOTTl &ni icWAlLY ' (abbr.) FEE GUARANTEED MOVE low mileage. AM-FM, rust (Readers; The booklet can be obtained by writing ARE YOU TBUING C O M F ipeO IN 47 No Ha____ 1 ” IN proofed, excellent condition, to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly ME MARY BATEEEE 33 34 39 37 YOU-fHAr THEY Of buta $4,300 646-1271, Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose $2, plus a long, AND HER CLOP HAD FOUND ■ VERNON HOME Extra stamped (354) self-addressed envelope.) OF A 9ROTHER OIL f „,MY DEAR 4B Spraad to dry 31 3 . 40 50 Walloyt ■ large. 3 bedroom with base­ 1979 CJ5 JEEP - 6 cyl Three pificovenep ' CHARPERHAFS 41 42 43 44 49 49 ment Carpets Kids 0 K O I L I l VOU'P EE KIND 61 Million (prafix) speed Call 646-5157 after 5 62 Compaaa ■ $375 Locators 236-5646 F E E i ENOUGH TO LET 47 49 49 SO p.m. [MEIN ON TNEEE point DEAR ABBY: MRS. B. FLEMING OF L.A. reportedly 63 Folkalngar EAST HARTFORD HOME 2 .EXCITING LITTLE 91 92 93 1973 FORD GRAND TORINO quoted Sam Levenson as giving credit to a Dr. Minofsky for 9ECRET5! Gutbria bedrooms Utilites included STATION WAGON - the discovery of insulin, I don’t know who Minofsky is or 64 Tha aama 94 99 99 $30(1 Locators 236-5646. FEE. flxcellent condition! 4 brand was, but my wife’s relative. Sir Frederick Grant Banting (Lat) new tires $1000 Call 289-1628. iNfwtPAPfa iN Tiaraiti assni MANCHESTER HOUSE (1891-1941), together with Charles H. Best, made that 6 Deluxe 2 bedroom with gar­ discovery in 1921. Dr. Banting was not Jewish. age Appliances Just $325 (My source: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1962, Volume 3, Locators 236-5646 FEE. page 79.) 1963 FALCON - Rebuilt high C.B.H., CITRUS HEIGHTS. CALIF, performance 289 Good boify. Alley Oop — Dave Graue briclqe Fair interior Automatic DEAR MR. H.: My apologies. Dr. Banting and Dr. Mags. Call 647-0218, Best (both Canadians) were indeed credited with EAST HARTFORD HOUSE having discovered insulin. SEEM S TO ME WE'VE ALLYtXJR NOTE: ...IT'S STILL UP IT'S A \ ...YOU'RE King size 3 bedrooms with 1972 HORNET. 2-door, 6 STILL GOT A PROBLEM RECORDS HAVE HERE! ONE OF PARADOX. / DARNED IF No doubt Mr. Levenson anglicized the name of Dr. HERE.DOC! DESTROYED,' N( THESE D«TS I'LL garage Appliances Just 275 cylinder, automatic. Power ISN'T IT X YOU DOzAND Locators 236-5646. F E E Oskar Minowski, the German scientist who with Dr. THEY'RE LOST PLfT rr ALL DOWN ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag steering Good condition. 69.- Joseph von Mering introduced in 1889 the concept MANKIND.' ON PAPER AGAIN! 000 miles. $700. 649-8204. that diabetes results from suppression of a pancreatic Otilces-Slores lor Rent 55 substance, later found to be a hormone that was Good to championship play named insulin. WORKSPACE OR STORAGE (My source: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977, game. East plays his five of SPACE FOR RENT in ■diamonds at trick one South Manchester No lease or 1980 HONDA ACCORD - 2 dr. Volume VI, page 917.) Hatchback. AVG 32 mpg. Im­ takes his ace, draws trumps security deposit Reasonable NORTH t-c-si with three leads, stopping in rates ' Suitable for small maculate condition Extras. DEAR ABBY; You told ALICE, who was shocked at being 643-7820. 4 Q 743 dummy, leads a heart and business Retail and commer­ invited to a 25th anniversary party and asked to pay for the t 753 plays his nine. West takes the cially zoned Call 872-1801, 10 cost of the meal and a gift, that such a request was of 4842 trick and continues diamonds to 5 "questionable taste." 4 KQ 3 Eventually. South loses three My brothers and sisters and I recently used a similar WEST EAST hearts and a diamond. There MODERN OFFICE SPACE - VOLVO - model 145 station technique in organizing our parents’ 50th anniversary may be some discussion ol First floor Utilities included. Th« Fllntotonet ~ Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 8 A6S2 wagon, automatic. 89,000 celebration. We invited guests, requested they pay for their WAQJ8 W 642 tough luck, but no one notices Parking Private entrance miles. Good condition. Must own banquet portions, but solicited no gift money. Over a ♦ QJ96 4 K 10 53 that South should have ducked Central Keith Real Estate, sell $1950. Call 644-2208 - 50-year period our parents have accumulated myriad friends 7 ^ X W ONDEH AJ962 4754 the first diamond." 646-4126 leave message and acquaintances who deserved to i>e invited. If all who W M T'S SO SPECIAL SOUTH Oswald: "In the very good were invited had shown up, we would not have been able to A B O U T M EP 9.... 4AKJ 10 9 ame. South ducks the lirst NEWLY RENOVATED 310 F O R S A L E FORD you CAN'T EVEN, Siamond, but takes the .square feet office available pay for the affair. 4 K 109 MAVERICK or p SEE NER TEETH/ ♦ A 7 second Then he draws Main Street location with am­ If the financially beleaguered middle class desires to trumps, ruffs dummy’s last Gordon Call 643-4350. 4 A 10 8 A ple parking Call 649-2891 initiate a pay-as-you-come policy in order to preserve some diamond, cashes all the clubs, middle-class traditions, who are you, an overprivileged Vulnerable: Neither leads a heart, sticks in his OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. media mogul, to tell us this is of "questionable taste"? And Dealer: South nine and makes his contract 800 square feet Newly re­ who is arrogant ALICE to tell us to "skip it"? since West must either lead a decorated Very reasonable. 1973 C H E V Y C A P R I C E How come it’s tasteful for wealthy politicos to charge Weal North Eail South second heart to the king or Call 649-4751 between 8 and 5. ESTATE WAGON. PS, PB. $1000-a-plate for dinner to raise campaign money, but 14 give South a ruff and AT, Air. AM-FM. Call 646- distasteful for the middle class to charge $30-a-plate to raise Pass Pass 44 discard." Resort Property 0508. the spirits of two magnificent people? Pan Pass Alan: "In the championship F or Rent 56 I think what is of “questionable taste,” Abby, is your game. South is given ,ro insinuation and ALICE’S pettiness. Sincerely, Opening lead:4Q chance to make his contract. COTTAGE CA PE COD ocean East puts his king of dia­ P THE REV. ALAN F. STEINKE, monds on his partner's queen. view, sun deck, private road, VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. If South ducks. East leads a 100 yards to sanefy beach $295 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE - Body excellent. Needs motor The Born Loser — Art Saneoni heart back and the defense per week. Available two eventually gets three heart weeks in July and two weeks work $300. Call 643-5317. monciHe (Problems? You’U feel better if you get them off By Oswald Jacoby THIS ‘3/fsW eX W K 5 T O U (^ , UXJK.I (3DWT PRiVe , „ C D U T CCXDK F R Q IM tricks. South s best play is to in August.' C a ll 644-0783 your chest. For a personal reply, write to Abby, 132 and Alan Sontag take his diamond ace right evenings Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please 6iAPV’$,AWDH0W FRQW 1He e|IV6K ■WBPlUlKKz? RCCW away Then to draw trumps enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.) Oswald: “Here is a hand and to lead a diamond from Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 cate iDimo 5EATMJyM0f?e.- TAaei that really illustrates the dif­ M/sc, for Rent 58 dummy. In that case, East SADiSe IUSTEAP ference between a good must play the ten (second MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE bridge game, a very good MANCHESTER - ONE CAR hand high) in order to lead a - Lowest Rates Available! bridge game and a champion­ heart wniie West still has an G ARAG E for rent for storage c^iitm'SNJcez Immediate Binding Lay-Up ship game." out card ” use ONLY. $25 per month. Options. Call Joan, Clarke In­ PstroQfQph Alan: "In the good bridge (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | surance Agency, 643-1126. today. You're gifted at handling AUTOMOTIVE the mundane, but you also know <%Hir how to make friends in the \TI(>J... petitive rates. Ask lor Judy or haps It's because you have faith WHERgP Y(SET ALL THE You've heard that old adage. in yourself — and you should. T M(3NEY? Y'MN’T IN WANTED JUNK AND LATE Janet, Crockett Agency, Inc., "The herder you work the luckier SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 7 MODEL WRECKS - Cash 643-1577 you get." 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