Lawyer to argue devil guided killer Thursday in Danbury to decide state'of despair, horribly confused," went public with the claim Johnson WATERBURY (UPI) - The case convinced Minnella his client was the church rites at the boy's home whether to indict Arne Johnson for said I psychic researcher Lorraine was possessed by demons. is likely to summon Catholic priests possessed. Johnson ‘unwittingly challenged and ghost hunters to the witness murder. Warren. “He can’t remember Brookfield Police Chief John “We’re dealing with something Johnson is accused of stabbing to anything about the ..." what was within the boy, " said Mrs. stand. Murder is the charge and an Anderson said police focused “on that is not cultist,” said Minnella. Warren. attorney is prepared to argue it was death Alan Bono, 40, outside the Bono died from multiple stab evidence at the scene” and their in­ “We're dealing with the beliefs of kennel in Brookfield that Bono wounds. At the scene police “When it was hurting him, the devil’s work. vestigation “did not involve the millions of people, not only Catholics bothering him, making him violent, managed. Johnson’s two teen-aged recovered a knife with a five-inch supernatural.” "This is unprecedented in the but (all) Christians. And that is the Arne said, 'Whatever is in him let it sisters and his girlfriend, Deborah blade, belonging to Johnson. Miss American jurisprudence system," “But we’re not ignoring that existence of God, the existence of the take me on," she .said attorney Martin Minella said Glatzel, 26, witnessed the knifing Glatzel says she stood between the either,” he added. devil.” Thursday. . 'after a gathering at Johnson's apart­ two men and never saw Johnson The Warrens have earned a He will try to prove in court that an ment above the kennel. holding a knife. national reputation for their work in Mrs. Warren told UPI she and her Minnella, a rotund 33-year-old with "unassuming, average 19-year-old, a ’The two men are said to have ’The case had all the aspects of an psychic research with a Long Island husband were called “ in a a moustache and Dutch boy-haircut, superb atMete who has never been in argued and scuffled after Bono made uncomplicated tragedy involving a family, who claimed to be terrorized professional capacity” to rid the boy said his client is “still possessed and trouble before” was possessed by a an obscene remark about the three lanky youth with curly blonde hair by supernatural forces in their homff. of “invisible forces” that produced he is suicidal.*" demon that “actually manipulated women, enraging Johnson. and a middle-aged man who had TTiat case produced the chilling novel strange behavior, including “It seems the ultimate a demon his body" when his landlord was The young man has no recollection befriended him two months earlier and film “The Amityville Horror.” growling. can do is to make you take your own slashed to death on Feb. 16.. of events leading to the slaying, said and paid him to do some odd jobs. It was the Warrens’ story of Johnson lived with the boy's family life," he said. “The devil made him do it," said those who have spoken to him in a The two, said those who knew them, deliverance rituals, or “minor exor­ at the time. Minnella plans a trip to England to Minnella. “It's more frightening than Bridgeport jail, where he is held on were “the best of friends.” cisms,” performed last summer by The Warrens, both practicing research a 1971 arson trial in which 'The Ebeorcist.'” $125,000 bond. The case drew little attention until five Catholic priests for an 11-year- Catholics, sought help from priests in lawyers won acquittal by using a A grand jury convenes next “I found a young man in a terrible Ed and Lorraine Warren of Monroe old boy identified only as David that the Bridgeport diocese. During one of devil-made-me-do-it defense Cops nab Friday March 13, 1981 Manchester, Conn. 25 Cents escapee She% in chase Serving the Greater Manchester Area for 100 Years By MARTIN KEARNS garage of a home in Lancaster when Herald Reporter they were spotted by a neighbor, but LEOMINSTER, Mass. — Escaped not until they had tied up a couple convict William K. Hamilton, a living there and stole their car. Manchester native, was arrested this State police next made contact morning along with two other with the escapees as they headed prisoners who had escaped from a south along Interstate 495. The car Massachusetts prison Tuesday night left the highway at a Marlboro exit after a dramatic chase ended when and police said the convicts fired their stolen car rammed a police shots at the troopers as the chase cruiser in a neighboring town. continued through that town. Hamilton, who was injured in the The car again entered 1-495, this crash with a Harvard police cruiser, time headed north, where it again was being treated in an area hospital, exited at the town of Harvard. Police while the two other men with whom said the three were apprehended he had escaped are being held in a when their car slammed into a Har­ jail in this northeastern vard police cruiser, injuring Massachusetts town. Hamilton. The morning’s events unfolded Police said no one was injured in when the three men reportedly the shooting. jumped a Lancaster police officer Also apprehended were 25-year-old and made off with his cruiser and George Douglas of Clntpn and 20- gun. The vehicle in which the three year-old William J. Griffith of were travelling then slipped away Worcester. from state and local police. - Police said the three drove into the Earlier^slory on pa^ 4. Green Berets go to Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador U.S. military advisers in El Salvador (UPI) — Salvadoran troops battled to “about 60” by April 1. The State guerrillas in four provinces in Department disputed the figure, stepped-up assaults and the United claiming the total would not exceed Gordon Lassow, Eighth Utilities District president, and Although Lassow noted if it were a true compromise States said it will send 15 Green the previously announced 54 Berets to raise the number of U.S. American military advisers. Mayor Stephen Penny expressed satisfaction with the between the district and town, neither would be wholly military advisers in El Salvador to ^The announcement came as the agreement settling two lawsuits they announced yesterday. satisfied. “about 60.” Salvadoran government threw a In Washington, the Pentagon said 1,000-man force into battles againsb Thursday it was sending 15 of the g u errillas in the province of U.S. Army’s elite Green Beret com­ Morazon, a major rebel stronghold Era of good feeling starts... mandos to El Salvador to train along the northeastern border with government forces in “com­ Honduras, a military spokesman By MARY KITZMANN Related story on page 4. The Liaison Committee and the district soured throughout two major compromise on sewer rates, and munications, logistics and in- said. 'The number of battlefield Herald Reporter legal battles over fire service rights teiligence.” casualites was not disclosed. agreed to begin joint meetings to revenue sharing funds are somewhat to the Buckland area, and whether A Pentagon spokesman said the In the province of Cuscatlan, MANCHESTER - With settle­ sidetrack and settle issues before interelated. Although the committee the wholeWown or the district Green Berets would up the number of helicopter gunships pounded the ment of three delicate issues and the they erupt into lawsuits. was formed after the negotiations residents could vote to join the town. slopes of the guerrilla-held Guazapa solid establishment of a Liaison Com­ “That’s progress,” says Deputy between attorneys began, both were In lenghty court battles, the state volcano 16 miles north of San mittee, the relationship between the Mayor Stephen Cassano, who sits on aware of the discussions. Supreme Court decided onl^' district Herald offers Salvador as government troops town and the Eighth Utilities District the Liaison Committee for the town. They tried to steer clear ot the residents should vote on consolida­ fought guerrillas in surrounding is the friendliest in years. He speaks of more cooperation topics in their meetings, Cassano tion. The district also won the right villages for the sixth straight day, The compromise announced between the sections to come, on said, knowing the sensitivity of the to fire service in Buckland free service military spokesmen said. yesterday in which the district areas such as establishing the issues. The disputes over the town charges A new Herald service, designed Several hundred guerrillas agrees to drop two lawsuits, settles Emergency Medical Services, and "We had enough issues already, " to the district for sewer service and to stimulate reader interest and besieged the provincial capital of the last pending litigation between further discussion of establishing Cassano said, “We didn’t want to the revenue sharing for funding the the two sections of Manchester. Last joint tax collection systems and jeopardize the talks.” provide subscribers with a free op­ Chalatenango, 35 miles north of San I’leune turn lo page 12 portunity to sell unneeded personal Salvador early ’Thursday but were year the two Board of Directors sharing a fire marshal. Relations between the town and the items, starts Monday. beaten back by government troops, All home-delivered subscribers an army commander said. He did not to The Herald will be able to adver­ disclose casualty figures. ...but boundary still unclear tise an item priced at $99 or less Leftist guerrillas used dynamite to free in the classified pages’ “ Items blast a train loaded with export for sale classification. gratle coffee, destroying three box seeks a court ruling to establish ticelli and his attorney, Holland According to the agreement By MARTIN KEARNS The ads will run free for six con­ cars and derailing a fourth, in an at­ which government has authority to Castleman, sued both the town and hammered out by town and district secutive days. tack at Santa Gertrudis 43 miles east Herald Reporter tax him for services to his property, district to establish which govern­ attorneys in eighth months of The copy must be mailed or of the capital in the province of San MANCHESTER — An agreement Ponticelli has traditionally paid a ment rightfully had taxing authority. negotiations, the district will con­ dropped at The Herald office, 16 Vicente, authorities said. reached Thursday by the town and sewer tax to the district, into whose In the meantime, Ponticelli -has tinue to tax Ponticelli for sewer ser­ Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. In San Salvador, a burst of gunfire Eighth Utilities District settled a lines effluent from the 65-unit com­ withheld payment to either govel*- vice but the town will assume all 06040. It must be Written on the outside the headquarters of the protracted dispute over taxing rights plex runs. In addition he had been ment. “I’m not paying anybody yet, rights to his fire taxes. form that will be appearing in the Nationai Treasury Police took a to an apartment complex straddling paying the town's separate tax for the payments are being held up until Still, Ponticelli is seeking a clear classified pages of the newspaper news confrence by surprise and sent their boundary, but may have done fire protection services. it's (the lawsuit) settled,” said Pon­ boundary for the town and the dis­ starting Monday. reporters and military personnel little to resolve a legal suit which But about two years ago, the dis­ ticelli. trict, and his suit might again send The advertisement must not diving for cover. lists both governments as co­ trict also levied a fire tax against “I don’t care who 1 pay,” he said, attorneys thumbing through volumes exceed 20 words, the asking price ’The poiice were test-firing cap­ defendants. . Ponticelli’s property, charging that “I’m obligated to pay one but not of antiquated land records In search of the item for sale must be adver­ tured guerrilla weapons for the local In fact, the suit brought about two its volunteer fire department was both. I was making double payments. of what has proven to be an elusive press when gunfire erupted outside The problem is that I don’t want to tised and must not exceed $99. years^ ago by Charles Ponticelli, being called to fires in the the com­ Please liirii lo page 12 the police firing range. owndf of the Charles Apartments, plex. It was at that point when Pon­ pay both of them.”

Inside today A whimsical account? Big drug bust Insports Outside today Area news__ 6-7 Manchester ,.. 4-5 Drug enforcement officials say UConn surprises Florida in NIT Fair and colder tonight with lows Business...... 17 Obituaries ...... 12 The National Enquirer says the gossip item that spurred Carol Burnett to sue the tabloid for as much as one-third of the ... Play in Hartford Monday night in the 20s, Partly sunny, windy and Gassified ,,, .20-23 Sports...... 13-16 ... Page 13. colder on Saturday. Detailed Editorial ...... 8 Television ...... 23 $10 million was nothing more than a whimsical marijurna supplies in the U.S; may account of the kind of behavior that has made her be cut off as the result of the arrest Manchester Racquet Club to host forecasts on Page 2. F*mily...... 18 Weather...... ,2 pro tourney this weekend ... I Fun Page/...... 19 Weekend...... 10-11 a star. The libel case continues today in of 155 people and the seizure of the Page Hollywood. News Briefing, Page 2. $1 billion in drugs. Page 3. 14.

elebrating 100 Years of Community Service! ■2 - THE HERALD. Fri , March 13. 1981 c , MM 2977 THE HERALD. March 13. 1981 — 3 FAIR. A ’‘ I news Budget battle Operation Grouper lOW M T Smuggling Roi/fes roupof Briefing AlU M M lU I H gets personal

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The battle Sen. Ernest Rollings, D-S.C., K*- / ■ of the budget is no longer just a ranking Democrat on the committee, numbers game - the debate is get­ told reporters before the hearing he IZ3* ting personal. u n W M T H n fOTOCAiT • .-I was skeptical about the validity of ea st HARTFORD (UPI) - The To no one’s surprise, the leading Stockman's budget numbers. He character is Budget Director David Soviets launch two Train fare hike due Vt e MP Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group says wanted to know the arithmetic. a slump in the airline industry will Stockman, who can give as well as But when it came to the MOSCOW lUPI) - Two Soviet cosmonauts, including HARTFORD (UPI) — Transportation officials from force the company to lay off 600 take in vocal combat. arithmetic, .Stockman had the workers at three manufacturing He definitely was on the defensive numbers down cold. history's lOOth spaceman, hurtled toward an orbiting sta- Connecticut and New York want to increase fares on ■ V; tion today on a mission timed one month before the 20th Conrail’s New Haven commuter line by as much as 25 Weather plants in Connecticut. Thursday when he appeared befoi]le fo r^ anniversary of man's embarking on the conquest of percent by July 1. TTie company said Thursday the the Senate Budget (Committee, sixth Cabinet member to go b space. Fares on the line were boosted 25 percent last summer. layoffs would begin next week and £ Congress Commanded bv veteran cosmonaut Vladimir Connecticut Transportation Commissioner Arthur would include both salaried and hour­ congressional committees in the first Kovalyonok, 39, the Soyuz T-4 spacecraft with flight Powers said rising operating costs necessitate a new in­ ly employees at its plants in two days since President Reagan engineer Viktor Savinykh, 41, blasted off from the crease. Today’s forecast Middletown, North Haven and submitted his complete package of rejects Baikonur launching pad on Thursday, the official Tass Gov. William O’Neill has figured revenue increases of Southington. $48.6 billion in budget cuts and $54 news agency said 25 percent from the line into his budget proposal for the Today variable cloudiness and mild but turning colder Lou Keifer, district manager of the billion in tax reductions. The flight came one month before the 20th anniversary 1981-82 fiscal year. But Powers said New York officials during the afternoon. High temperatures near 50 but International Association of Interior Secretary James Watt and pay hikes April 12 of Yuri Gagarin circling the globe in 1961 in his suggest a 15 to 20 percent hike. falling during the afternoon. Tonight fair and colder with Machinists, said the layoffs were in Agriculture Secretary John Block WASHINGTON (UPli - Congress Vostok spaceship to launch man on the era of space He said the two states would negotiate a firm figure for lows in the mid and upper 20s. Saturday partly sunny win­ part the result of Pratt & Whitney were scheduled to testify on the overwhelmingly has gone on record the increase. dy and colder with highs in the mid and upper 30s. taking work usually done in Connec­ budget today before the Senate exploration. against a pay rai.se for top federal The Soyuz T-4 was functioning normally and the ConnMticut and New York jointly set fares on the line, Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph today shifting to the west ticut and farming it out to facilities Energy Committee.. and increasing to 15 to 25 mph this afternoon and evening all over the world. Normally, members of Congress personnel at a time other Americans cosmonauts were "feeling well, ' Tass said as the two- which is operated by Conrail under contract with the are in a financial pinch man capsule headed for the Salyut-6 space station, which states. continuing through Saturday. He said it was important for the un­ take care not to speak in personal Sen, William Roth, H-I)el . said has been orbiting the globe for nearly three-and-a-half A monthly commuter pass on the New Haven line costs ion to “go to the bargining table and terms when criticizing opponents, Thursday government workers were years. $123.75. A 25 percent increase would raise the price of the demand that the work we produce but Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- entitled to a raise but not when the Tass boasted that with the launching of the fourth of its same pass to $154.68. The one-way fare from New Haven Extended outlook when it is normally available Ohio, dropped all pretenses Thursday new generation of Soyuz-T space capsules Savinykh remains here.” when he said to Stockman: American people have been to New York would climb from $6.75 to about $8.40. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through. "battered by a second year of double­ became the world's 100th "spaceman " — the others Keifer said the layoffs should "‘I ... think you’ve been cruel. I TTiesday: think you’ve been inhumane. I think digit inflation " being 50 Russians, 43 Americans and seven from Socialist MasBachusetts, Rhode Island and Connerticut; Fair prove to the entire workforce how / important it must become for Don Meyer (left), southern regional director resuited in 155 indictments, seizure of more you’ve been unfair. I think you have Sens, .)"*>'' Warner R-Va , and countries. Leaders begin attack and cold through the period. High in the teens and low Charles McC Mathias, R-Md . who One of the space travelers was a Soviet woman, Valen­ workers to “nail down some job caused a perversion of justice for the 20s. for the Drug Enforcement Administration, than $1 bHIion in drugs, and seizure of $12.5 have many federal workers in parts tina Tereshkova, who circled the globe 49 times in 1963 security in our contract.” poor, middle-class Americans” by WASHINGTON (UPI) — Urban leaders, especially Vermont! Chance of snow Sunday. Partly cloudy, and U.S. Attorney Atlee Wampier expiain miiiion worth of ships, pianes and vehicies of their states surrounding the aboard Vostok 6 The United Technologies Corp. proposing large cuts in social those from the Frost Belt, are beginning their counterat­ chance of flurries Monday and Tuesday. Highs 25 to K. “Operation Grouper," the breakup of 14 used by smugglers. (UPI photo) programs and not recommending District of Columbia, agreed with tack on President Reagan’s proposed budget cuts. Lows 15 to 25. division said the cutbacks were the result of a slump in the world’s air­ major drug smuggiing rings that has elimination of many tax loopholes Roth raises were deserved But they Their message is simple: Reagan-promised to fairly Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of enjoyed by the rich. also voted against higher wages Tabloid explains Item divide the sacrifices necessary for his economic recovery flurries Monday. Fair TTiesday. Cold with lows zero to 10 line industry, which recently saw many airlines record the worst finan­ Stockman responded the "cruelest because of efforts to cut federal program, but in his proposed budget has placed undue north and 5 to 15 south. Highs in the 20s to low 30s. injustice you can impose on the poor spending. HOLLYWOOD lUPIl — The National Enquirer says burdens on cities. cial year in air transportation the ^gossip item that spurred Carol Burnett^to sue the As the strike by Ravenna, Ohio, teachers is an economy that is contracting and The proposed 16.8 percent raise "On page after page, we see city programs frozen or history. tabloid for $10 million was nothing more than a whimsical ended its 69th day Thursday and began its not creating any jobs ’ could have gone into effect only with cut or killed," said Richard Hatcher, mayor of Gary, Long Island Sound The losses, which were estimated Arrests to reduce account of the kind of behavior that has made her a star. 70th day today, it became the longest About the same time, three floors congressional approval and therefore Ind., and president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. at more than $2.5 billion, had Enquirer attorney William teachers’ strike in American history. Louis Long Island Sound from Walrh Hill, R.I., to Mon- below in the Senate Office Building, could have been allowed to die "Sixty-six percent of next year’s cuts in budget authority resulted in a reduced demand for Masterson told the jury Patch, a parent supporting the strikers, tauk Point, N.Y.: West to northwest winds 20 to 30 knots engine parts and had prompted many Energy Committee member Dale without any action at all. hearing the libel case will come from city and state programs, yet those this afternoon and tonight. Northwest 15 to 25 knots Bumpers, D-Ark., criticized the ad­ The House voted against the raise warms his hands over a fire barrel as he fills programs account for only 14 percent of the budget." airlines to delay orders for new air­ scheduled to continue today Saturday. Partly cloudy today through Saturday. Visibili­ craft and to cancel or stretch out ministration's cutback in funding for by voice vote The Senate took lour I against America's biggest in for a teacher on the picket line outside a Today members of the Northeast-Midwest supply of marijuana conservation. roll-call votes, opposing raises lor ty more than 5 miles. Average wave heights 3 to 6 feet Congressional Coalition planned to meet with budget existing orders. I circulation newspaper that Ravenna school. (UPl photo) this afternoon and tonight. "It's cruel, " Bumpers snapped to members of Congress, 93-0, for key director David Stockman to outline their concern that the Pratt & Whitney said it continued the item was never intended “to retain the ability to meet produc­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Under­ damage to the distribution of "They want to justify increasing Energy Secretary James Edwards. congressional staff workers. 91-3. for budget will ravage their already economically distressed cover agents infiltrated a $1 billion marijuana in the United States.” their budget, and this is basically key judicial personnel, 87-8, and for to indicate Miss Burnett was areas. tion requirements in the event of a "I agree with you that it's cruel. " drunk at a Washington, D C. National forecast drug smuggling operation and even ‘The indictments reached the up­ what this is all about, " Zeese said. Edwards said. ‘But that's the way it key executive personnel. 86-7 Strike splits town ■The group specifically wanted to urge Stockman to defense buildup” and had adequate restaurant and argued with Los Angeles pc 70 56 videotaped some activities in leading permost levels of these organizations The drug trafficking rings had been is " The salaries of m em bers of reconsider his adamant Intent to kill the Economic By United Press International capacity and employees to meet de­ Henry Kissinger. RAVENNA, Ohio (UPlI — Striking teachers say they City Si Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 58 40 mand for defense engines and parts. to mass arrests and seizures that and keyed on the ringleaders rather smuggling multi-ton quantities of Stockman's reply to Metzenbaum Congress would have gone from $60,- Development Administration, one of the last survivors of Memphis pc 66 48 marijuana and millions of doses of 662 to $70,853, and for Cabinet "To the writer and editor it wanted a new wage contract, not a place in the history Albuquerque pc 58 36 .... The company said the laid-off may cut U.S. marijuana supplies by than the couriers, crews and mid­ also was to the point, referring to the “War on Poverty,” and to ease off proposed cuts in Miami Bech cy 73 -68 .03 methaqualone, a sedative and a hyp­ members from $69,630 to $81,328 The seemed a farcical, whimsical books and a community ripped in two by a bitter walkout Anchorage cy 42 30 .... workers would be recalled if and one-third, drug enforcement officials level dealers.” Bensinger told a news Reagan's landslide election victory. the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Milwaukee pc 56 31 .... account of conduct for which Asheville c 63 27 .... when production requirements in­ say. conference. notic, Bensinger said. Supreme Court ruled in December that today set what is believed to be a record for the program, mass transit and low-income energy Minneapolis c 54 31 .... Miss Burnett has been com- Atlanta pc 67 37 .... creased. It also said other firms and Attorney General William French He said nine drug agents, posing as “We believe there was a mandate Congress cannot repeal salary in­ nation's longest teachers strike. assistance. Nashville pc 63 37 .... I pensated handsomely for a Billings c 58 27 .... “Operation Grouper” culminated Smith said the arrests will have a "off-loaders” for marijuana-laden creases scheduled by statute to take Members of the Ravenna Education Association mark New Orlens cy 68 56 .... state job placement officials would last fall and that mandate was for number of years, " Masterson “Some of these programs are the most efficient in the Birmingham pc 63 34 .... Thursday with the indictments of 155 “major impact " around the country. vessels, gained the trust of alleged place — thus giving itself and other 1 their 70th school day on the picket lines today, but there New York pc 46 40 .... be invited to interview employees for cutting spending, not raising taxes federal inventory because they are targeted to areas of Boston pc 42 35 .... people in Florida, Georgia and drug smugglers and infiltrated federal judges the increase said in his opening arguments Oklahom Cty c .... other jobs. In New Orleans, U.S. Attorney As much as you would like to was no indication settlement was near. greatest need,” said Reps. Carl Pursell, R-Mich., and Brwnsvll Tx.pc 66 54 .... 67 30 Thursday, .... Louisiana for conspiracy to possess John Volz described those arrested operations hauling marijuana from The Commission on Executive. The National School Boards Association lists as the Buffalo s 46 32 .06 Omaha c 64 34 eliminate tax expenditures Thomas Downey, EPN.Y., in a joint statement. TTiey head and possession with intent to dis- as major figures in the narcotics un­ Colombia to the southeastern United Legislative, and Judicial Salaries But Miss Burnett's lawyer, previous record a strike in the Atkinson, N.H., Chrlstn S.C. pc 57 44 Philadelphia pc 46 35 .... (loopholes), what you're really doing the coalition’s budget task force. Booster dance tribute a controlled dangerous sub- derworld. States. recommended an even higher pay in­ E D, Bronson Jr., told the Timberlane School District that ran for 69 school days, Charlott N.C. c 60 32 Phoenix c 76 55 .... is raising taxes when you undertake Pittsburgh r 51 34 .01 ELLINGTON - The Ellington stance. The agents won enough respect crease — 40 percent — that President five-man, seven-w om an from Feb. 26 to June 11,1974, when the school year ended. Chicago pc' 60 34 that kind of approach, " he said. Superior Court jury the item published in 1976 was Portland M. pc 40 28 .02 Music Boosters Club will sponsor a Among those indicted were the “Many meetings between the un­ from the gang leaders to be admitted Carter trimmed to 16.8 percent and The U.S. Labor Department considers that strike to Bolger pushing ZIP Cleveland pc 56 31 .01 He said if Congress wants to printed with " reckless disregard for the truth " and im­ Portland Or. cy 65 46 .... dance Saturday to raise funds for the major ringleaders of 14 trafficking dercover agents and the drug to more than 400 clandestine submitted to Congress. have lasted 116 days, but lists it as ending with the start Columbus pc 56 31 eliminate loopholes, it should lower Providence pc 46 31 .... plied the teetotaling entertainer was drunk and disorder­ of the new school year. Dallas cy 63 48 Ellington High School Chorale to at­ operations believed to import 30 to 40 smugglers were videotaped or tape meetings in 10 states. tax rates for the rich, who then would President Reagan first supported WASHINGTON (UPI) — Postmaster General William Richmond c 56 32 .... ly. Denver c 53 36 tend the Bermuda Music Festival in percent of all marijuana coming into recorded for the purpose of gathering During the operation, law enforce­ invest their money in taxable enter­ the pay increase, but the White "It's a sad thing to be at the top of the list as the longest ^ Iger is trying to win public support for his proposed 68 40 .... " It is a clear insinuation that she was intoxicated and it Des Moines c 65 27 St. Louis c April. the United States, Drug Enforcemenr evidence for future prosecution. ” ment officials seized $1 billion in House later issued a statement strike, " said Alan Balog, head of REA. "ft's definitely Salt Lak Ctypc 56 40 .... prises that are more productive to has a tendency to hold her up to ridicule," said Bronson, nine-digit ZIP code with this selling point: You don’t have Detroit cy 57 27 The dance will be at St. Bernard’s Administrator Peter Bensinger said. Volz said. drugs, including 1.2 million pounds of saying he “has concluded the in­ not something to be proud of as far as I’m concerned. It’s Duluth c 41 21 San Antonio cy 52 40 44 the economy than the non-taxable who told the jury that only two things in the story were to use the extra four digits unless you want to. Parish Hall, Rockville from 9 p.m. to Bensinger called the investigation Kevin Zeese, legal director of the marijuana, 831 pounds of cocaine and creases in federal execS^tve salaries just not worth it to wreck the whole system. ” El Paso c 68 43 .06 San Diego pc 67 50 shelters in which they now invest. true. Bolger emphasized the volunteer aspect of his cost­ 1 a.m. with music by the “Big Band the government’s single largest en- National Organization for Reform of 3 million doses of methaqualone. proposed in the January budget The walkout over a contract dispute began last Nov. 12 Hartford pc 46 % San Franese cy 57 46 .34 “So, yeah, there's a great deal of The only part of the story, which the Enquirer later saving “ZlP-plus-four” in testimony TTiursday before a of the 40s.’’ forcemenfactivity against drug traf­ Marijuana Laws, said disclosure of They also picked up 30 ships, in­ should be deferred because current and has become a bitter labor battle in the rural com­ Honolulu c 86 67 San Juan pc 86 74 injustice and absolute cruelty in our retracted, that was true, Bronson said, was that Miss joint hearing of two House Post Office and Civil Service For information and tickets phone ficking. the operation coincided with a cluding 24 on the high seas, two air­ economic conditions require substan­ munity of 12,000, about 45 miles southeast of Cleveland, subcommittees. Indianapolis c 58 33 Seattle pc 63 47 economy today,” Stockman said. “A Burnett and Dr Kissinger were both at the Rive Gauche Spokane c 50 30 Ted Okolo at 875-2253 or Larry Cyr at He said the undercover operation proposed $7.7 million cut in the planes and approximately $1.million tial budget reductions be achieved. " “It is true many people have the impression ZIP-plus- Jackson Mss. y 67 42 function of the failed and inadequate restaurant at the same time. 70 39 Tampa cy 72 51 875-9822 or Louis Gunn at 875-6436. that began in May 1979 will "do DEA’s budget. in cash. Sens. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, John four will be a burdensome imposition,” Bolger conceded. Jacksonville cy economies policies of the past. " "All the rest is false, " he said. Kansas City c 64 35 Washington c 57 41 Melcher, D-Mont., and Slade Gorton. Jury Indicts Blanton “If it were a mandatory program, a requirement im­ Las Vegas r 67 54 Wichita c 64 38 R-Wash,. supported pay hikes on posed by the Postal Service, I would feel the same way.” Little Rock pc three of the votes. Stevens said the , O’Neill making plans NASHVILLE, Tenn. lUPI) — Former Gov, Ray Blan­ ’’But the fact is no one — I repeat, no one — no in­ ton summarily stripped the state Alcoholic Beverage Evidence shows Atlanta killer gentle government was faced with a crisis dividual and no business, will be required to use ZIP-plus- because low salaries were forcing HARTFORD, Conn. lUPIl — Gov. William O'Neill Commission director of his power to grant liquor store four,” Bolger stressed. licenses so he could peddle them himself, a federal grand many top personnel to leav e d says it will be several months before he decides whether ATLANTA (UPI) - Evidence groups the last seven of the killings, perhaps with a bare hand. eases.” He would not identify them, have worked with the police. We " A pay raise now" is justified, and to run for a full term as Connecticut's chief executi\e. jury says. found on the body of Curtis Walker, all of which involved death by suf­ He said the boy’s assailant may but said "if you pulled 100 people decided we’d see if five, pooling their An indictment handed down Thursday was the second Vote bans magazines the minor cost involved would be But O'Neill, who was catapulted into the governor's the most recent of the city’s 20 focation or strangulation. He said all have grabbed him from behind in a from outside, you'd find two or three efforts, could do any better,” said returned to the taxpayer many times chair 2‘ 2 months ago, said a recent poll showing that charging Blanton with using his office to sell the licenses. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — Students at Franklin Pierce Almanac murdered children, bolsters the seven of the children — Clifford one-armed chokehold, and used the of them have fibers on them that Enquirer reporter Paul Bannister, over in better management and more nearly 20 percent of the state's residents didn't know who It said Alcoholic Beverage Commission Director Lee Law Center have voted to ban Playboy, Penthouse and theory the last seven youths died at Jones, Charles Stevens, Aaron other hand to suffocate him. match. " who was in Atlanta with the psychics. effective and efficient government,"' he was would not be a deterrent to his future plans. Hyden was in the governor's office in 1976 when Blanton Hustler magazines from the campus bookstore because a the hands of the same person. Jackson, Lubie Geter, Terry Pue, He said the same fibrous matter in­ In another development, the said Rep William Ford, D-Mich.. In a taping for the Connecticut Radio Network's pointed a finger at him and said: majority feel they are “degrading to women.” DeKalb County Medical Examiner Patrick Baltazar and Walker — were vestigators say link some of the National Enquirer brought five psy­ The group was assembled and their chairman of the House Post Office "Dialogue "81" program. O'Neill also said he didn't think " You won’t have a g— d—thing to do with who is going “’The people opposed having them in the bookstore, not Joe Burton said Thursday Walker killed in a “non-mutilating” manner. earlier slayings with some — but not chics to Atlanta Thursday to gather expenses are being paid by the and Civil Service Committee. his part-time occupation as owner of a tavern in East to get those licenses. I believe I'm going to let Waldo pick Today is Friday, March 13, the 72nd day of 1981 with 293 because they are dirty books, but because they are was suffocated iii the manner an FBI “It seems this person is doing just all — of the last seven also were "impressions,” which would be given Enquirer. The psychics are donating "But I’m practical enough to know Hampton had detracted from his credibility as governor. those licenses." to follow. magazines that are degrading to women,” said second- profile has ascribed to a “gentle enough to kill the child,” Burton said. found on the body, which had been in separately to a typist, notarized, and their time, Bannister said. that the voters are speaking, and the ■ " In the United States, and Connecticut, snobbery can Thursday 's indictment detailed the same scheme as the The moon is in its first quarter. year student Betsy Tomlinson TTiursday. killer.” Burton said there were “some in­ the South River for as many as 14 turned over to Atlanta City Coun­ votes are not here. " he sa be pushed aside and people rise and fall on their own original charges brought last Oct. 29 against Blanton and The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and The bookstore is run by a cooperative to which almost “I think we found some things that dications of minimal trauma” to days when it was discovered a week cilman Robert Pitts, who would give Pitts said he would go with the Ford cited statistic^ showing merits,'" said O'Neill, who added that he thought being a aides Jim Allen and Clyde Edd Hood, accusing them of Saturn. every student joins for a $10 membership fee which en­ tend to link him with other cases,” Walker’s neck, and marks on his nose ago today. them to a speciaL police task force group to the places where bodies workers were leavii^jovernment at barkeep increased his awareness of what made people conspiracy, extortion and mail fraud. Their trial is The evening star is Mars, titles them to a say in how the store is run. Burton told the Atlanta Constitution. indicating he was suffocated with But Burton said “the fibers alone handling the investigation. were found, and give the report to the " alarming" rates/He said 74.6 per­ tick. scheduled for April 20. Blanton is charged additionally piose born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. Until recently, few students took an active role in Burton agreed with a theory that something other than fabric — are not enough for me to tie the “In the past, individual psychics task force. cent of the topmost federal workers " I don t regret my roots I'm extremely proud of them. with two counts of tax fraud. Swiss naturalist Charles Bonnett was born March 13, voting on the store’s management. But a record crowd aged 55 to 59 are retiring as soon as Seeing people from all walks of life come into that little But the original indictment was expanded to name 1720. aditional co-conspirators, outline more overt acts, and a turned out when the issue of Playboy and the others sur­ On this date in history: they become eligible for the benefits. business has given me insight into people's personalities "Let s face it, we re not starving, " concerns and cares." he said. count of mail fraud. faced at a recent meeting. In 1868, the U.S. Senate began impeachment Governor won't budge House Democratic Leader Jim proceedings against President Andrew Johnson on charges of “high crime and misdemeanors.” He was Wright tidd reporters belore the acquitted by one vote. vote In 1933, banks throughout the United States started reopening after a bank holiday declared by President despite Dem prediction Franklin D. Roosevelt on March 5. Mental health People Talk In 1969, Apollo 9 returned from a lO^lay earth orbital HARTFORD, (UPI) - Gov in the broadcast interview. “I'm not the leadership package,” Schneller M WCIIKS TKIt - Persons who journey which successfully tested a moon-landing craft. William O’Neill isn’t budging in the sure that it was soid at aii.” said, adding, “I think it has a have a family member suffering In 1972, the United States and Communist China opened tussle over the state’s current budget The governor wants the reasonable prospect of landing on his from an emotional illness are invited talks in Paris, the first result of President Nixon’s trip to deficit, still backing his proposed Legisiature to approve the tax and an desk.” to attend the second meeting of the Don’t stand by Peking. business tax despite the gloomy early payment date to help cover a Schneller said the alternative if the newly formed Manchester-Vernon predictions of Democrats in the Women in country songs traditionally suffer faithless Diner” chief tries to give Flo a few tips on how to im­ doing their thing March 15 — but not together. Jerry $15 million to $45 million deficit this deadiock wasn’t resoived wouid be to Area Family Support Group Tuesday prove her profits! Legislature. men, unappreciative children and old, torn dresses in Stiller will appear in the television movie "Madame X” year and to balance next year’s end the fiscal year with a deficit and at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Church, silence. But things are changing. Polly Holliday, whose TV show “Flo” was a spin-off while Anne Meara will be featured in a segment of Senate Majority Leader Richard budget by adding $113 million in worry about it when calculating 153 West Vernon St,, Manchester. 3 Instead of advising the women who listen to her coun­ from the Alice series on CBS had her first crossover “Archie Bunker’s Place” ... Jack Lord flies to New York Schneller, D-Essex, met with O’Neill revenue. revenues and the budget for 1981- Participants will be encouraged to Official ManchetlerUtralJi Netcipaper try songs to “Stand By Your Man," as Tammy Wynette visit from an “Alice” cast member in the person of Vie from Hawaii Friday to be a presenter at the Iris Awards for 40 minutes ’Thursday. He said the Legislative leaders have instead 1982. get to know one another and to learn always did, Rosanne Cash offers alternate advice. Taybaek who plays “Mel” on “Alice.” Polly had a March 15 ... Hallmark Cards Springbok puzzle people USPS 327-500 governor believed the proposed tax recommended removing the sales But it was unlikely that option to feel more comfortable about special yellow rose ready for Vie to welcome him to her Vol. C, No. 138 on unincorporated businesses was Miss Cash, daughter of renowned singer Johnny Cash, have introduced a 500-piece circular jigsaw puzzle tax exemption on meals under $1; in­ would be taken, he said. sharing the problems that are en­ set. Published daily except Sunday and certain still the best way to clear the deficit. vyants women to be true to themselves. The new album, featuring thousands of tiny candies. Puzzle planner Mark stituting a 1 percent on real estate countered when a family member The show will be broadcast at a new time Saturday and Pennington says the company was hot influenced by holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Schneller and other legislative sales and increasing the effective “Ali of us feel it would be irrespon­ has mental health prohlems. "Seven Year Ache," she showcased Wednesday and Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class Thursday nights at New York's'Bottom Line is a different the network hopes Vic’s visit to “Flo” will be as good for President Reagan’s habit of munching on jelly beans .... leaders said after Democratic rate of the corporations tax from 9.1 sible to walk away from a potential For more information about the kind of country rock. CBS ratings as Flo hopes it will be for her bar business. postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: caucuses on Wednesday that they percent to 10 percent. deficit and not do anything about tax group and for literature on mental ^ n d address changes to TTie Herald, P.Q,-jBox 591, didn’t have the votes in the House or Another proposal to increase the increases or cuts,” Schnelier said. health call the Mental Health "nt's) the .story of a woman whose man isn't treating Manchester, Conn. 06040. her right but who refuses to be a victim,” said she. Senate for O’Neill’s proposed 10 per­ surcharge on out-of-state trucks Also pending is O’Neili’s proposal Association at 233-2601. War’s aftermath cent tax on unincorporated from $5 to $40 has already made it to eliminate the $250-per-pupil flat Prime time A group of Viet Nam veterans were honored at a per­ To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call businesses. through the committee route and was grants to wealthier communities, formance of “Still Life” a documentary drama about an 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The governor, however, will wait it approved by the Senate Wednesday. When the boss gives you an unexpected day off, that's which wouid save the state $6.8 Open house actual Vietnam veteran's life after he returned to the Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. out a while longer, said Schneller, ad­ Although Senate Democrats million this year, and a decision nice. But when the boss of the bosses gives you a day off, DellVdiy should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through >l\\<:ilK Sri:il - riie Square that's news. states and the trauma he experienced based on his ac­ ding that O’Neill “was not very reached a concensus on a tax whether to restore $10.7 million in Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. pleased.” Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of It happened in Britain. tions in Vietnam. package during their caucus school funds to localities. Lottery Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for “He (governor) said, ‘I think you Masons will have an open house Mon­ Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher gave the whole "We all must take responsibility for that war,” said Wednesday, House Democrats have ope month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for sis fellas have to get your act together The $10.7 million is to be deducted day from 10 a.m. to noon at the country a day off July 29 to celebrate the wedding of author Emily Mann. All of us as a nation fought the war. not. Democrats in both chambers months, and $61.40 for one year. Mall rates are and I think you’re making a mis­ will caucus again Tuesday. from school funding payments April Masonic Temple There will be Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. We must recognize them (the veterans) for fighting for their country . Emotionally we must give them respect available on request. take,” Schneller said after the The governor has not said whether 1 because of a calculation error made cards, pool, conversation and She said she was declaring the holiday in response to Numbers drawn TTiursday: and understanding. Everyone must do his share, not only Maine 159 meeting. he would veto any of the alternative by the Department of- Education. refreshments. All Masons and their wide public pressure to allow the country to join in the Connecticut daily 501 on the part of government but on a one to one basis.” Vermont 182 To place a classified or display advertisement, or O’Neill sajd earlier in an interview taxes. He said he didn’t mind the Many legislators have urged that friends are invitpd celebrations and to ease traffic congestion and security Connecticut Weekly to report a news item, story or picture idea, call with the Connecticut Radio Network problems in London. New Hampshire 0511 truck surcharge or corporations tax they pass a law to restore the funds. 54,680,181748red Rhode Island 1053 643-3711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ that he didn’t believe legislative changes but didn’t like taxing meals Senate Democrats have proposed Connecticut Senate Democratic leaders — President Pro Canceled Glimpses day through Friday. leaders had pushed hard enough to under $1 now and imposing a tax on eliminating the so-called "‘hold No business like... Massachusetts 0332 Tern James J. Murphy Jr. of .Franklin (left) and Majority — The meeting of the win support from rank and file for his house sales. harmless” payments to wealthier Business is bad at “Flo’s Yellow Rose" so "Mel’s comedy team of Stiller and Meara will be Leader Richard F. Schneller — pronounced Gov. William Bolton High School Parent Advisory proposed tax. “He (O’Neill) feels the unincor­ towns and giving communities, most­ “I’m not sure it (tax) was tested O’Neill’s proposed 10 percent tax on unincorporated Group scheduled for Monday has porated business route is the route to ly cities, 80 percent of the $10.7 been canceled. very thoroughly,” the governor said go but he never said he would veto million in school funds. business dead. (UPI photo) 4 - THE HERALD. Fri . March 13. 1981 t h e h e r a l d , KVI., March 13, 1981 -L 5 Hospital tours Town, district Panel asks land swap delay DeMolay week slated MANCHESTER —• Opposition to The town would trade the frontage commission noted last night. Giles was unable to attend Its MANCHESTER— John Mather committee participation. the town’s plans for a land swap on West Middle Turnpike for a tract It voted to seek the cooperation of meeting because he was at another. Chapter, Order of DeMolay, wil| Master Councilor Anthony help kids cope look to future which would allow development of that would allow it to proceed with the Planning and Zoning Commission observe International DeMolay Gagnon, head of John Mather Chairman Arthur Glaeser will con­ Chapter, has announced several the dry Hilliard Pond bed, surfaced the reconstruction of Adams Street. in writing the developers of the tinue efforts to contact Giles to Week, March 15 to 21 and O’Brien argued since the district special events for the anniversary MANCHESTER- The best Hospital Auxiliary and the Child By MARY KITZMA^N at the Conservation Commission About eight years ago the state DEP massive shopping mall and residen­ receive more information on the Manchester Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ was not eligible for the funds, the week. Sunday is devotional day and time to prepare a child for medical Life Department offer pre­ Herald Reporter Thursday night. ordered the town to shift the bridge. tial area. The joint letter would ask if extension. At its next regular ny has issued a proclamation to care is before an emergency oc­ admission tours for parents and town should continue to receive thf the company’s interest in the dona­ that effect. will be observed with a group visit money. “Otherwise we would entire­ The commission voted to ask town The Conservation Commission was meeting Arthur Mulligan, East Hart­ curs. A hospital experience can be children of all ages. Trained MANCHESTER — Compromising officials to delay the trade until the concerned that the dry bed of tion remains. ford public works director, will speak The Manchester Chapter of the to North United Methodist Church ly lose the funds, it would not come to at 10:30 a m. traumatic for a child who does not volunteers teach children how to on three delicate issues proves the Manchester Land Conservation Trust Hilliard Pond might be paved, and Discussion of approving the town’s to the commission on recycling. Order of DeMolay, which meets in know what to expect." operate electric beds and television town and the Eighth Utilities District Manchester,” O’Brien said. request to extend the landfill into the Masonic Temple on East Both men expressed satisfaction has the opportunity to bid on the noted the interest of the Land Christian singles A regular business meeting and These words of a health care sets. They discuss such reassuring can cooperate without conceding Conservation Trust in acquiring about 4.9 acres of inland-wetlands Center Street, is a character­ with the compromise, which also had town-owped land. degree will be held on Monday and professional who works with aspects of hospitalization' as 24- their positions, attorneys that forged more open space. The commission was tabled last night. EAST HARTFORD - The next building organization ol young men political overtones in the face of dis­ Before the Board of Directors is a a group visitation to the West children underline the importance hour visiting for parents and grand­ the landmark package said yester­ proposal to swap a small section of will be contacting town officials, in­ The commission had requested meeting of the Christian Singles Club from 13 to 21 years of age who seek putes over Buckland area fire ser­ Haven chapter will occur on of preparing children for parents. the fact that a favorite toy day. cluding Jay Giles, public works another meeting with Giles but he of East Hartford will be 6:30 p.m., to prepare themselves to become vice, and the 1978 consolidation suit. town-owned land along West Middle Tuesday. A brotherhood night, a hospitalization, a goal being can accompany a child to the The package compromise an­ Turnpike for a larger tract off director, with its request for the was unable to attend. Sunday, March 29 at St. Christophers better citizens and leaders for fun day and a treasure hunt will recognized during Children and operating room, and that the child nounced Thursday that settles the “It was delicate,” LaBelle said. The commission is considering Church, We will have contra-dancjing tomorrow by developing character We approached this with the idea it Adams Street. The trade would allow delay. complete the week's events. HospiUls Week. March 9 to 15. This will be "going home" following district's bill for sewer service, the Bezzini Brothers, owners of the pond Plans of MAP Associates for the whether the town should extend the lessons by a professional caller. through programs of athletic com- To learn more about DeMolay, international event is being' hospitalization. Children and use of revenue sharing, and services was t^st for the whole town to settle, landfill or begin a serious recycling Refreshments will be served. petition^social activity, communi­ without saying somebody was right bed, to construct an access road to it. development of Buckland Commons contact George Anderson at 646- celebrated by Manchester parents try on surgical caps and for the Charles Apartments, could include an offer to donate to effort to meet Manchester’s growing For information call Angela (289- ty "Sfrvlce, public speaking and or wrong.” The developers plan residential con­ 4474 or Fred Hanson Jr. at 644-8333. Memorial Hospital in conjunction masks together, familiarizing culminates a year and a half of dis­ struction for the pond’s bed. Manchester a redstone quarry, the disposal needs. 2691) or Bernadette (242-7502). with the International Association themselves with unfamiliar cussions between the town and dis­ for the Care of Children's Health objects. trict attorneys. S p ecial According to Ann Bonney. direc­ A special activity planned for Kevin O’Brien, town attorney, and Man charged tor of child life at Manchester May will be the popular “A Visit to John LaBelle Jr., district attorney, OUTDOOR CLEAN-UP & GREEN-UP TIME! Memorial Hospital. Children and the Hospital " program, co­ said many points still separate the In food theft m e e tin g Hospitals Week is a time for sponsored by the Hospital two sections of Manchester that have anyone who has children or who had stormy relations for the past SCOTTS Auxiliary and the Lutz Junior VERNON - Robert Gary, 28, Of s c h e d u le d 15,000 So. Ft. Coverage works with children to ensure that Museum, for pre-school and three years. But they note an agree­ MANCHESTER- A Fitchburg, Mass., was charged Turf Builder Lawn Food SCOTTS youngsters who may need primary school classes. ment was reached, and other Thursday with third-depee larceny special meeting of the hospitalization in the future are as political leaders hope it is just the Eighth District Board of 21-Inch Easy-Roll in connection with the investigation CikkK Lawn Spreader , well prepared for that experience Books on hospitals, health care, beginning of amicable relations. of an incident involving food alleged­ Directors has been called LowPrict 25.88 as possible. dentistry and theliuman body are & th O’Brien and LaBelle. who are ly taken from a Vernon Circle super- for Monday to discuss the Build a springy green lawn "A parents attitude toward helpful resources to parents in best of friends outside the office, , market. proposed purchase of a that will stay healthy and 33w W . T44 T T Rtg 41.95 health care is an important in­ preparing a child for a medical note neither conceded particulars. new pumper for the fire lovely all summer long! Also charged in connection with Durable, rust resistant epoxy fluence on the child's feelings about experience and are available in “We settled with an overall department. •5000 Sq. Ft. Coverage the same Incident was Gregory CeldorLowPric«iT47 9.22 Imisn Has accurate How an impending hospitalization.' she local libraries.. Ms. Bonney in ­ agreement," LaBelle said late Norris, 22, also of Fitchburg. They The new pumper, if ap­ control lor no bare areas or explained. ' Parents can be most •10,000 ^ Ft. Coverage hot spots Easy roll wheels dicated. Mary Cheney Library a d Thursday afternoon. "The reason the were released on $500 bonds and were proved, would replace Caldor Low Price 17.33 beneficial in helping their child and comfortable handle Whiton Memorial Library in agreement worked was because we to be presented in court today. equipment to be returned deal successfully with hospitaliza­ Manchester, along with the Child treated it as a package." Joseph E. Souza, 21, of Main St., due to age. tion To carry out this important Life Department, have developed a The Eighth District agreed to drop Vernon, was charged ’ITiursday with Officials are urging role, parents must be prepared and bibliography of recommended two lawsuits, one protesting the voters of the Eighth SCOTTS 3 breach of peace. He allegedly struck informed.'' books and pamphlets to inform town’s sewer charges were too high, District to attend the 8:30 5,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage I Karen Staniunas, 7, right, who was admitted to the a woman at the Tri-City Plaza. He Turf Builder Plus Halts Participating in pre-admission parents, as well as children, about Manchester Memorial Hospital today for removal of her ton­ and another claiming revenue was released on his promise to p.m. meeting in the fire Caldor 20-inch Self Propelled hospital tours, and playing and hospitalization. sharing funds received by the town appear in court on March 24. house at 32 Main St. to reading about the hospital can help sils. was taken on a pre-admission tour of the facility Live Shamrock Plant C ildof For more information about any should not be used to fund its fire Felecia M. Papanrea, 17, of register pro or con on the Low Price Rear-Bagging Lawn Mower the child and parent feel confident For St. Patrick’s Day 16.76 of these programs, contact Ann Thursday. Patty Mace, a clinical psychologist and hospital department. The district’s fire Ashford, was charged with larceny, purchase. Has fertilizer plus crab grass about the experience. Ms. Bonney Bonney. Director of Child Life at volunteer, shows Karen a television set in a room in the department is not eligible for the Thursday night ?n complaint of An E ig h th D is tric t CaMof preventative. Designed for suggests. Low Prteo 9 9 < established lawns. Manchester Memorial Hospital, at funds, and taxes residents to support spokeswoman said the Our pediatrics section of the hospital. (Hefald photo by Burbank) Caldor’s at Vernon Circle. Also The luck 'o the Irish In a The Manchester Memorial 646-1222. extension 407. the fire fighters. special meeting was very Reg. 264.99 charged in connection with the same decorative 4’* pot with tag. /I Although they reached a com­ incident was Diane F. Guerreri, 17, important and urged all A great gilt on March 17th! SCOTTS Reliable, powerful 3’. HP Briggs & promise — to be voted on Monday by of Windsorville Road, Ellington. voters to express their the district Board of Directors and views. ‘Family Mix’ Seed Stratton engine' Easy external wheel Both were released on their promise adjustments to 5 versatile heights Tuesday by tbe town directors — to appear in court on March 24. sturdy 26’’ Stand iCompMI* With fiaq, AAedic^plan may go to voters both were unshakeable on several Scouts to meet For Ferns & Plants Our Reg. 9.66 7.44 stances. for camping Our O Q O Covers 2000 sq. ft. to feed and MANCHESTER - Voters that more than two thirds of them paramedics, and district represen­ On the sewer rates, the district Rog.5.9fl 0.00 build new or established lawns Directors would also have to approve Rec department MANCHESTER - A probably will be asked to approved a the plan before the system could would support the paramedic service tatives have firmly opposed their in­ claims the town’s 4-cent allowance Hand made quality in natural •1000 Sq. Ft. Coverage SEE OUR FULL for maintaining its own sewer lines camp promotion meeting finish! It's practical, pretty Our Reg. 5.33 4.17 townwide paramedic service in a operate within the district, and its which is expected to cost taxpayers corporation into the town Fire to offer classes and looks good anywhere. SELECTION OF .November referendum before the representatives, in February strongly between $4 and $5 each. In the sur­ Department. The district operates in the charge was too low. The dis­ will be held March 22 for Brownies, Juniors, Cadets, PARTS FOR YOUR system approved by the town supported the designation of an in­ vey. 379 households were queried. its own volunteer fire department, trict wanted a 44.7 cent overall rate, MANCHESTER - The and Senior Scouts and their POWER MOWER, Emergency .Medical Services Coun­ dependent agency to administer the The EMS Council was organized and Fire Chief John Christensen has and the town 54 cents. The agree­ Manchester Recreation Department LOFTS parents at Kaiser Hall, Greenhouse Fresh INCLUDING: cil would take effect. more than a year ago at the request said he will not support any proposal ment was for 50 cents per cubic foot will offer children’s classes begin­ 'Cambridge Park’ Concordia Lutheran Hanging Plants •Tune-Up Kits J i i l i i ! The EMS Council at its last of the town manager, Robert Weiss. which would send town firefighters of effluent going into the treatment ning March 30 at the West Side Lawn Grass Seed o ibs i 4.29 (0 5.29 Church, Pitkin St. from 2 to Our meeting agreed to send to the town But Arnold "Ike " Kleinschmidt, a At that time. Manchester Memorial into the district. plant. Recreation Center. Registration will • Spark Plugs [• 97c 4 p.m. Reg. 6.49 5.17 Our Board of Directors a proposal endor­ town board member sitting on the Hospital was asked to submit a Although the referendum is not yet O’Brien's position in the talks, be March 16 to 20 and March 23 to 27, • Rotary Blade 4.99 from 3 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m. AH classes Slides of scout camp will Choose lush, healthy foliage Reg. 1.69 1.22 sing an emergency service staffed by council, said the directors would preliminary budget for the service, official, the council moved to es­ which the town still maintains, was or flowering plants in 8" pots be shown and information Turn hard-togrow spots into 10 paramedics. Council members at probably want to put the nearly 2325,- but the council earlier this year voted tablish another subcommittee to that the town does not have to allow and registration will be hied at the tor indoor or patio beauty! thick green areas..and fast! about the camping that time appeared to believe the 000 proposal before town residents to house the paramedics at the town educate the public about the the district any discount for line West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. program will be given by board would act on the proposal soon before approving the plan. Fire Department. proposed system and other aspects of maintenance. Classes offered are: advanced Eric Munson. Several after it was received. A town Health Department survey Since then, questions have arisen the emergency medical service. ‘We don’t give other big users guitar - Mondays 6:30 to 8, Wood­ Manchester troops will The Eighth District Board of of about 1,000 residents has showed as to who would employ the credit for maintenance,” he said. crafts - Tuesday 3 to 4:30 and “Why should the district be creative crafts - Thursday 3 to 4:30. provide entertainment for HOUSEWARE VALUES! 20% TO 52% OFF different?” AH'classes will run six weeks. the parents. Committee LaBelle, who notes the two are far For further information contact There will be a question all HEATERS the West Side Rec, 647-3166, after 3 and answer session and apart on this, says the district is un­ RIVAL A like any other large user. p.m. registrations will be sets goals accepted. For further in­ ‘Click 'n Clean’ "It’s not quite the same thing," he rrnnnm Motor Mount tor formation phone 649-7275. Can Opener .ColtminCinMWot 27.70 rmodelV said. "Does any other user maintain m otor* up 10 5 Pag 52 70 1*6080 1/ COLEMAN 15’ Ram-X 2-Seat Canoe Som no, it’s lateral lines? It’s something a .D.,u..C.-.opC.no.C.rd..^o'^^ Garbage plant Therapy OurR H 1 3 W 9.70 in schools home or business owner doesn’t do.” Ready for white-water adventure or calm-pond $ 0 7 f t Opens all size & sbape can c tn o tt to 17' « • » '* » MANCHESTER - The steering The main compromise, LaBelle HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ relaxation'Features aluminum gunwales and y program S lely & smoothly. Cutler .USCO Approttd Ktpok durable marine hardware Assembly required p committee of the Board of said, was when the town agreed to ticut Resources Recovery Authority pops out lor cleaning. »7bi I‘ Allow 1 week loi deliveryi R#g.5W Education's Goals Committee lower the sewer rate charge. says a deadline extension should give has opening .M.n'.LMth.r.t)pp.-9o.tSh«. it the time needed to find adequate •COLEMAN 17' Canoe, n«g $379 $327* Thursday placed finishing touches on Somewhat in return, noting the MANCHESTER - support for a regional waste-to- HONEYWELL ,SUtt711.12).P*9” “ •C O L E M A N 5 6 " P add le R tg 14 99 11.77 a 13-goal statement which is package is inseparable, the district Manchester Community energy project. Fire and Smoke expected to set a standard of instruc­ agreed to drop the revenue sharing College announces limited The proposed $100 million plant Detector System FREE WITH PURCHASE WITH 15'CANOE tion for the school district. suit. openings in its Respiratory The goals, which have been for­ The rivalry between the district needs a guaranteed minimum of 1,400 CaklocRag. Pric* 19.97 22x36” 'DriSac' Storage Bag Direct (rom Coleman Therapy Program for the 14.70 'ISM Cittl. lo.d«tallg| mulated from about 7.000 surveys tons of trash daily to make it Oldor Sll« Prict and the town fire department showed fail of 1981. The-two-year MiT. M ilUn R ib alt 5.00' and information garnered in public in revenue sharing dispute, in which economically viable. Officials es­ associates in science timate towns would pay $15.51 per meetings, will be held before a final 165,000 of it went to the town’s degree program provides YOUR 9.70 public hearing March 24. The full ton when the facility opens, and could f in a l COST V CAR-CARE SAVINGS TIME! department. training for an allied B a tte ry ope^^^«CD2M Goal Committee will be asked April 1 be receiving money for their trash by health career which the 1990s. to ratify the statement, and the final specializes in the The garbage would be burned and package will be sent to the Board of diagnosis, treatment and the heat used to generate steam. Education in mid-April. FitzGerald care of persons with HAMILTON BEACH The goals are grouped into five A total of 40 towns have been ap­ Low Silhouette deficiencies and abnor­ 7-Speed Blender categories: motivation to learn: quits panel proached about the project. Wanda malities of the cardio­ basic skills, acquisition of Rickerby, a CRRA spokeswoman, pulmonary system. C W o fR ig Pr(c« knowledge; understanding society's said Thursday that 12 municipalities CiWot Sal* Prict ) Students are prepared to Mlr.MilHnRahatP 3.0“ values, and life skills MANCHESTER - John generating 9 ^ tons of garbage daily work as respiratory Foam-Filled Famous Monroe GroboskI Easy-tolnstall The goals — required by the state FitzGerald, a member of the Conser­ have indicated they want to join the therapists under the super­ YOUR Board of Education — are intended to vation Commission for six years, project. < FINAL COST 13.70 Shettpskin Cushion Shock Absorbers Splash Guards Trim-Line Muffler vision of physicians in Removable, easy-clean focus the school system's 12 grades resigned his position Thursday. Only Wolcott has actually signed a Hickory or walnut fin 0“ P*9 82.99 respiratory therapy cutting unit. Includes 44-oz. Our Our 0 0 7 Our '\A Q Q of instruction. In addition, they are In his letter to Robert Weiss, contract. shallerprool container 3.37,„5.61 departments in teaching Rue-IOM 7.27 Reg.9.96 I Our R*g. 4.49 to 7.49 Rag.1t.99 l-T u U U Jurns waste space I'mo lov°e7 '® '” ® " ' measure. toW- f ’Das Easy assembly w° ho ='°'Dge expected to indirectly influence the general manager, he said A deadline of today to find enough hospitals. Exln-thtek pile oontoure Reduced lire wear, boiler A wide assortment in With all necessary hard­ development of school system professional committments require supporting towns would be extended to (II your body for sure driving control! For most stainless and rubber to ware and adapters. Enjoy I^Dcessories not included ° In addition to the full­ comlott whife driving. domestics, some Imports protect your car do-it-yourself savings! . budgets. that he leave the commission. indefinitely, Ms. Rickerby said. time academic program, The steering committee agreed the FitzGerald was the corresponding the respiratory therapy goals should be reviewed on a regular secretary of the commission. program allows students to basis but set no specific schedule for “I have enjoyed my tenure on the attend MCC on a part-time their review. Instead, the timing was The annual Tootsie Roll drive, sponsored by director of workshop, accepts a check for commission and my association with basis. Anyone interested in HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS left flexible, although Dr. Gerald the Knights of Columbus in Manchester CNG credits $348.71 from Past Grand Knight John the other members,” FitzGerald said additional information HOME SPRUCE-UP SAVINGS TIME! Fitzgibbons, assistant superinten­ once again has donated it proceeds to the Kozak, center, and William Burke Jr., finan­ in his letter. "I regret I will no longer HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut should contact the Coor­ Electronic dent, noted the slate requires the Sheltered Workshop. Laurie Prytko, left. be able to participate in their impor­ Natural Gas Corp. will be giving its dinator of the Respiratory Blood Pressure board’s affirmation of its goals every cial secretary. (Herald photo by Pinto) •Meglcolor Latex Besement Kit with Case tant work.” customers a credit when April’s bills Therapy program, Brian MAGICOLOR five years. are sent out. Walerprool Paint Late* Floor Our Hamernick at 64^-4900, & Deck Palnl Reg. 46 99 36.76 - Thursday’s meeting dealt mainly State regulators had ordered CNG extension 287. Our Rag. 9.99 ...... 7 . 8 7 Mdijicotor with the language of the goals. ’The to pay its customers the $599,000 it •Meglcolor Latex Sand or n»g izw 10.40 kJVkOf, Por<^ committee moved to strengthen*the Police on alert for escapee received as a rebate from pipeline College plans Smooth Textured Paint Just 1 hour walH-ori lim e' MENNEN indoor/ouldoor colors, Speed-Stick 3 statement by including active verbs gas suppliers in 1978. The company durable Water clean-up' in instances where passive verbs had HARTFORD (UPI) — Authorities authorities in surrounding states, Ow Rag. 9.99...... Qal. 7 . 4 0 Deodorant (2.5 oz.j case. Autbonties said they believed Magnum handgun. was also ordered to pay consumers , writing course previously been used. in several states were on the alert state police said. •Burgees Electric Sprayer Our Q O e he had been involved in a number of The four inmates were found mis­ interest on the sum. , MANCHESTER - Reg. 1.37 5757 ’The drafting and acceptance of the today for a former Connecticut man Sgt. William Gordon said Our R«g. 29.99...... 2 3 . 7 0 robberies in Connecticut and sing from an antiquated section of CNG said customers who use gas to “Writing to Communicate T FORMBY’S goals’ statement is considered the who escaped from a Massachusetts Hamilton, who was serving a 50-year HI or Low*Qloss Massachusetts. the Northampton prison during a heat their homes would receive a and Persuade,” an eight- •Famous Intermetic KOXEMA Instant first phase in the process which is prison with an alleged vow to “settle to life sentence in Florida, told the '

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AreaFiews... Area News. m 0 % Foundation grant makes Vernon home a reality Town mulls waste plans By BARBARA RICHMOND By BAKB.AKA BICHMOM) The $45,000 has been given to he agency of the Windham Area Com­ Hockanum Valey and WACAP social are effective in meeting individual the program w ill assist each resident Herald Reporter Herald Kcporicr Hockanum Valley Community Coun­ munity Action Program (WACAP). workers reported desperate need to develop her ability to function as needs. cil in Rockville. The council serves VERNON - The Town Council \ E K \ ( ) \ — A long-awaited group The announcement of the grant was for a facility where women can live an independent, responsible person He said plans are to have the Vernon, Tolland, and Ellington. hasn’t decided which direction it Vernon home for women w ill be established made by William E, Glynn, chairman in times of transition or crisis. capable of developing self- average stay in the group home, be The home, is scheduled to open of the Distribution Committee of the wants to take as a permanent solu­ in the Vernon area through a grant of He said as many as five women, sufficiency in the community, Rioux six months, or at the discretion of the April 1. since a house has already Hartford Foundation. tion to the town's solid waste dis­ bond. However, the total project cost $84,000 a year for fuel for the $45,000 from the Hartford Foundation over age 18, who are former said. director. Referral to the home w ill be been rented, staff has been hired and posal problem. Except, members do revenues from the sale of steam and plant and now it's up to $1.3 million. for Public Giving Leon J. Rioux, executive director "substance users" or for some other The wqmen w ill be expected to accepted through the Hockanum furniture and other equipment have of WACAP said he was especially know they don't want to be in the dis­ such things as metal or glass, would He said they burn 6,000 gallons of oil About two years ago a group of reason would benefit from a stable, share housekeeping responsibilities, Valley Community Council, 1 Court been bought. : m . posal business. total $668,000 leaving a net cost to a day. women from the area made a plea to pleased to receive the grant, "since home-like enviroment and supportive to seek education or vocational pur­ St., Rockville, 872-9905. Ingrid Walker, of the Hockanum A public hearing Thursday night, operate of $78,000 or a tipping fee of Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt town officials to use Block Grant it is the first one awarded to WACAP services will be in residence, along suits and to take advantage of com­ The Hartford Foundation for ^Valley Community Services said they was called to allow townspeople to $3J!5 per ton. cautioned the council that the In­ Money to establish such a home. This from a community foundation. He with a full-time director and munity resources which can help Public Giving is a pooling of funds want to keep the-location of the home express their views concerning the The name of the system is dustronics proposal didn't include, in group called themselves “ battered said the grant money w ill provide for weekend counselor. Women w ill be them attain their goals. from many individuals given to make a secret. She said some of the women town joining the Mid-Connecticut Consertherm and Mrs. Caffyn told the cost analysis, such items as the women." But the town didn't have staff salaries and fringe benefits, referred by social service agencies Rioux said the director w ill provide grants to help meet the medical, are battered women and they are Project, a regional waste-to-energy the council there are incentives and cost of acquiring a site for the plant, the funds then and still doesn't have equipment, rent and utilities. and included in the home on a counselling as needed, refer educational, cultural, social welfare doing this for security reasons. facility to be built in Hartford under benefits that can be presented to in­ legal condemnation procedures that any for such a program So the cam­ Rioux said the concept of opening recommendation of the director. residents to supportive services, and and civic needs of people of tfie Hockanum Council is a delegate the guidance of the Connecticut dustry to encourage participation in probably would be necessary if the paign was dropped such a home came about when In addition to providing a shelter. follow-up to insure that such services Capitol Region, Rioux said. Resources Recovery Authority. But or construction of one of these plant were to be built near no one appeared to speak for or facilities. She said one major benefit Amerbelle, and the cost of bringing Water problems f against the proposal. is the guarantee of a ^ u rc e of low- the steam to Amerbelle. The council, at a previous meeting, cost energy on a rapid pay back Officials from MDC briefly had asked Mayor Marie Herbst to basis. She said 12,000 tons of waste is brought the council up to date on the 4 V ■Kr'f.'i follow through on three items of con­ equivalent to 60,000 gallons of oil. regional disposal. MDC officials to get hearing (Ihf l^eral^ cern. Members wanted a schedule of She identified several high energy appeared before the council a few possible costs if the town should users in the Vernon and Manchester weeks ago and made an extensive presentation. \E R \( > \ — The Water Pollution Control Authority decide to continue dumping its waste areas that could benefit from the V low-cost energy derived from the Bernard Batycki, district manager w ill conduct a public hearing o'n March 24 at 7:30 p.m. at at an Ellington landfill site owned by 'v ‘l of MDC explained the project would the Middle School Anthony Botticelloof Manchester; to burning of municipal waste. They are The hearing will provide a forum for customers to pre­ get more information on a proposal Amerbelle Corp., Ano-Coil Corp. and start out with the towns involved sent their views and concerns relative to existing service for a mini-waste-to-energy facility Conversion Chemical of Rockville; paying a tipping fee of about $15 a ton problems and address the authority as to whether the submitted by Industronics of South and Lydall & Foulds, Cheney Mills and ^hat would gradually decrease town should continue to own the Vernon Water Co. or sell Windsor; and finally to get more in­ and Rogers Corp. in Manchester, over the 20-year period of the con­ It to the Connecticut Water Service Inc. formation on the MDC project. She said in addition, the town tract. An independent consultant's report done by the The town's agreement with Bot- might want to consider the feasibility engineering firm ot Fuss & O'N'eill of Manchester, ticello started in July 1974 based on a of using town waste as a fuel to burn revealed that the costs w ill be very high to make population of 28,700 at a cost of $2 per sludge from the sewage treatment necessary improvements to' the water system Prompted person or an initial cost of $57,400 a plant. by this, the authority said it has been investigating the year for the first year. The agree­ Mrs. Herbst had asked the Caffyns YMCA needs help BUSINESS to submit a proposal for the disposal possibility of selling the company to Connecticut VVater ment provided for an annual adjust­ VERNON - The Indian Valley Co. ment on July 1 to reflect any increase of about 12,500 tons a year of f; municipal solid waste. Mrs. Caffyn YMCA is looking for qualified in­ The Town Council has authorized the authority to m population and the cost of living in­ structors and counselors to work at proceed with its investigations and to report back to the dex. It doesn't provide for a decrease said a preliminary analysis showed BIOGRAPHY It looked like ladies day at the Vernon Police Shown looking if over are, left to right, Mafy its state-licensed day camp, located council with Its recommendations. should the reverse b ^ tle case. And there is considerable waste •±u Station Wednesday as the three head of­ in Somers at Shady Lake The engineers said it will cost anywhere from $1 Miller, first selectwoman of Ellington, Edith the mayor said tha^opulation had generated from the industrial and Interested persons should have a million to $2 2 million to make the repairs. The ficials from the towns of Vernon, Tolland, Knight, first selectwoman of Tolland, Marie decreased to some728,007. commercial factors that doesn't strong desire to work with children recommendations include installation of more wells. The and Ellington, along with a state official Herbst, mayor of Vernon, and Marin Shealy, The mayor's report shows a review qualify as solid waste. She gave an between the ages of six and 12 company now has five. The new ones would go south of gathered during the dedication of the new of annual adjustments indicating the estimated figure of 5,000 to 7,000 tons state commissioner of aging. (Herald photo For more information contact the Interstate 86. A storage facility is also needed in the van for senior citizens and handicapped by Richmond) cost has increased 69 percent since and said the Town of Ellington, Boulder Ridge area plus equipment to control the pH fac­ which generates about 5,500 tons per YMCA office, 872-7329 persons. The van will serve the three towns. 1974 to a cost of $97,000 for the 1980-81 tor m all wells. contract. year, is interested in the project also. To provide adequate fire service the engineers recom­ Nancy and Allan Caffyn, owners of T-he firm is proposing that a plant mend making arrangements with Connecticut Water Co. Industronics then made a com­ in Vernon to supply Amerbelle with Cemetery reminder to construct fire demand interconnections at three the equivalent energy of 1.2 million prehensive presentation on the small VERNON — Those who have plots' locations between the two systems and selected system New van for seniors gallons of oil per year. scale facility that plant is building. at St. Bernard Cemetery are reinforcements north of tfie highway. The capitol cost of such a facility Irving Horowitz, an official from The consultant's report w ill be presented for discussion Amerbelle, said at the meeting that reminded that Christmas decorations would be $3 m illion. The operating w ill be removed and disposed of after at the hearing and Connecticut Water Service represen­ the net fuel savings to that firm honors Vernon teacher cost would be $445,000 yearly plus March 20. tatives w ill attend to make a presentation and a formal $301,000 a year to pay off the 20-year would be high. He said that in 1973 it proposal lor consideration regarding the possible sale of By BARBARA RICHMOND To be eligible a person must be 60 dedicate this van to h im " Mrs. the Vernon Water Co or older or be disabled and 18 years Herald Reporter Herbst was given a plaque to be af­ of age or older. fixed to the van with Prouty’s name Report tells school options VERNON — A new van for senior Vernon Police Officer William Biography" Is scheduled to run in our on it. Positions open citizens and handicapped persons Yetz, a long-time friend of Dr. Prou­ Mary Miller, first selectwoman of classified section Tuesday, March 31, 1981 VERNON — A report issued by the Board of parents complaining that the board had only done a was dedicated in memory of Dr. ty who was active in the Vernon Ellington and Edith Knight, first Education's School Closing Study Committee contains feasibility study on that one school O' Manchester to George Prouty Sr. in cermonies heid Emergency Radio Services Associa­ selectwoman of Tolland both know a little about their neighbors who make the market world volumes of statistics researched by several sub­ The study committee's report contains costs of closing, at the Vernon Poiice station tion (VERSA) told those gathered at expressed appreciation for the van on teeboll team Wednesday afternoon. committees. But the committee doesn't recommend maintaining or mothballing each of the six elementary and we know from previous years that this section has intense the dedication ceremony that more and the help it has given to the two readership. The van, which w iil be used mostiy which elementary school should be considered for closing schools, the impact a closing of a particular school would M U TH WINDSOR — The Recreation Department than $600 has been collected, also in towns. for the transportation of patients to next year. have on programs during and after school hours; and w ill accept registrations for co-ed teeball 'for children For only $22.50 you can put your firm's name and profile down memory of Prouty, to buy emergen­ John Harkins, Tolland's town medicai appointments, was bought The full Board of Education will meet Monday night to other side effects of closing a school and for girls''softball on March 24 at the Community in a history of Manchester's businesses cy radio equipment for the three manager said he was pleased that so for the Tri-Town Senior Citizens and study the report and maybe to make a decision. The The committee urges, in its report, the school board to Center gym from 6 to 8 p.m. vans. many seniors and disabled persons out the attached form, giving a 1976 Disabied Persons Transit Associa­ meeting w ill be in the library of the Middle School. allow plenty of time for the transition and urges it not Teeball is open to children in Grades K-3. Children detailed profile and mail it in today to: ^ Marin Shealy, state commissioner had been served so efficiently by the JIM 'S AUDIO S The report offers information on three basic alter- consider financial savings as a prime (actor in making its must be six years old on or before May 17 and not o ld e ^ l tion of the Hockanum Vaiiey Com­ on aging, said she loved to show peo­ association over the years. STEKOSEPAIR munity Council with funds given by nativest to forget about closing a school or redistricting decision. than eight years on that date. * •000 CENTER ple that politicians are also real peo­ Glen Roberts, cited the Rockville the Greater Hartford Transit the students; not closing a school but redistricting the G irl's softball is open to those age 9-15. The registrants BUSINESS BIOGRAPHY MANCHEETER, CT. ple who care. "We must be mindful Area Chamber of Commerce which D istrict in the amount of $17,500. The students; and closing a school a.nd,redistricting. CLOSEOUT must be nine years old on or before May 17 and not older THE HERALD Started In the home of the of the needs of others together or fall he said he calls the mid-wife in the than 15 on that date. owner, repairing atereo van w ill service the towns of Vernon, apart individually,” she cautioned. whole move in the three towns, foT The board started its discussion of school closing, due Tolland and Ellington. The fee for each activity is $10 per child and if there is P.O. BOX 591 equipment; Moved Into small She said she had been at a meeting the elderly. He said the movement to the declining enrollment, two years ago. Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent ot schools, at that time a question of qualification of age, the parent should bring MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 shop on October ol 1976 and The Town of Vernon gave a $3,000 in the morning with other depart­ for the transportation program recommended that the Sykes School be closed and the a birth certificate at the time of registration. No grew to present location matching grant to cover the rest of ment heads to discuss proposed started when he was a chamber the cost of the van. The van carries budget cuts for the state. "It was a Grade 6 students it houses be put back into the Middle SALE telephone registrations w ill be accepted. where we now employ two member back in 1972. 11 passengers and has a lift with School. The students were moved to Sykes when the Mid­ additional technicians as well very discouraging morning, " she Also taking part in the ceremony space for tie-down for two dle School went over its capacity. The proposal met with '3hf T^eral^■ as Jim and one receptionist. said adding that she felt that buying were representatives of Hockanum wheelchairs. Activities listed We repair quality stereo such things as the van was onq of the Valley Council and the Transit a lot of opposition. NAME OF FIRM The association now has a total of More recently the board has seriously been considering equipment as well as com­ best possible uses for the money. District. The Rev. Eugene Mitchell 5(11 'O l H I W INDSOR — The following is the list of ac­ three van-type vehicles to serve eligi­ mercial sound systems and Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst cited officially dedicated the van to Prouty the closing of the Vernon Elementary School and putting tivities scheduled lor the week of March 16-20 at the ADDRESS OF FIRM. CB and car stereo In­ ble persons in the three towns. Dr, Prouty for ail of the work he did whom he said was willing to give of most of those students in the larger and newer Center A L L N Y L O N Senior Center. 91 Ayers Road stallations. We also buy and Arrangements for transportation for the town and added. "What better his wisdom and experience to help Road School This too met with opposition with a group of RACERBACK Monday —Ceramics class at 9:30 a.m ; lunch. 11:30 sell quality stereo equip­ may be made by calling the way to show our appreciation than to others. a m.; Setback League. 12:30 p.m., and Bingo at 1 p.m. CITY Swim Suits STATE .ZIP. ment. We do warranty work Hockanum Valley Council office at Tuesday —Steering Committee meeting at 9:30 a m.; 872-9905, lor Pioneer, Panasonic. chair caning at 9 a m , lunch. 11 30 a m. (wear green); not too late Sanyo and Elecirophonic. and square dancing at 130 p m. WHEN FIRM WAS FOUNDED (month). -(year). ‘'SPEEDO: We're where the Dally Catch for St. Patrick’s day W'ednesday —Quilting class at 9 a.m.; lunch, 11:30 Andover votes for projects Fish Market used to be. a m .; pottery class, 2:30 p.m .; trip to Silver City leaving ANDOVER - Voters at • carnations • candlas WHO FOUNDED FIRM propriation. interection of Routes 6 and and replacement of school Selected Styles of at 8:15 a m the town meeting last night • pins • cut outs The town approved an 87 to "Lindholm's Corner. " buses and for major repair Thursday — Chinese cooking class at 1 p.m. approved all the requests SPEEDO CROSSBACK appropriation of $40,000 for The town also voted to to town owned buses. • tableware PRESENT MANAGEMENT OF FIRM for appropriations and In Nylon and Lycra 1977 the purchase of a new town restrict the Board of • streamers powers as requested by the Drug lecture set CAPTAIN COOK'S truck, snow plow and plow Education from further ANNIVERSARIES nSH AND CHIPS Board of Selectmen and 'every IIRIe thing" HEBRON Parents and frame. The town also purchases or expenditures begin at 7:30 p.m. in the •000 IROAD tT. the Board of Finance. r A n n N643-7111 or 646-3998 v,ca faculty at RHAM High authorized the Board of for schodl buses using the GARDEN GROVE .school auditorium. MANCHESTER, CONN. The town voted an ap­ ■ ” ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ O P Ik D4IIY 9-9 pm Selectmen to purchasd the school bus fund without the School are planning a New owners Qary and propriation of $60,000 for CATERERS new truck, and to sell or approval of the Board of series of lectures on drug Keep updated BRIEF HISTORY dF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF Sylvan Harenberg engineering and design 649-5313 FIRM, trade in the town’s 1968 Finance and a town and alcohol gbuse begin­ (NOT MORE THAN 125 WORDS) purchased this well es­ fees fo r a new Hendee ning March 24. GMC truck. meeting vote. Keep up to date on events tablished business on Road Bridge. About $48,000 The first speaker w ill be The town also approved a In connection with this NOW IS THE in the state, nation and September 1, 1977. Then In of the appropriation w ill be Ur. .lames O' Brien, request for an appropria­ action, the town rescinded VMirld in less than two December of the same year reim bus^ by the state, tion of $35,000 fo r the a vote which previously TIME TO... medical director. Alcohol minutes Update, a column they moved to 6000 Henry to making the total town purchase of a new rescue authorized the Board of Aquamarine for March • SPRAY FRUIT TREES WITH Treatment Center at the ol news to bring busy peo­ Its new location. expenditure for the vehicle for the fire depart­ Education to use money University of Connecticut ple up to date, exclusively The move has offered project, up to the bid stage, Captures the surging spirit of the sea DORMANT SPRAY (LIME ment. from the school hus fund as Medical Center vours every day on Page 2 patrons easier accessibility, about $12,000. The total es­ SULPHUR) WHEN THE TEMP­ The town also em­ the Board deemed ad­ The firs t session w ill of The Herald a paved parking tot with timated cost of building the ERATURE IS ABOVE 40 powered the fire depart­ visable, in the purchase Adult education plenty of space and delicious bridge is $400,000. ment to purchase a new • MARCH IS ONE OF THE BEST dishes prepared on all-new The selectmen were rescue vehicle MONTHS FOR PRUNING YOUR BOL TON — The recrea­ promote flexibility and im­ equipment. The menu has given power to execute ac­ The town also by vote ap­ Pierced earrings to FRUIT TREES. tion department is spon­ prove bodily condition. \ been expanded to Include tions in relation to the ap­ proved the renaming of the match pendant. soring adult education baked fish, fish hamburgers, Registration is at the $130, classes on Wednesday mor­ town hall on both March 18 hot dogs, and diet and NITES nings from 11 a m. to noon. and 25 from 11 a.m. to sugarfree drinks In addition The program will run for noon The ten week to "all time favorites” fish and -Lawn Fertilizer TIM E TO 10 weeks, and is designed program, which begins on chips, ^hellflih and chips, GET GROWING to minimize inches, April 1. costs $10. and hamburgers.' It's also jTLOWER a good to know that In these Pendant— with oval -Garden Tools shaped, faceted OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! days ol modern Innovations Luggage VEGETA RLE SEEDS genuine stone, set and machinery. 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VOL. XXXXXVII — No. 22 School Uorlo Caf. rules Olympic icemen H t Town, district pact cleans slate maiiti u instituted With Thursday's announce­ the town and tHIe district We hope this new era of good emergency between the two It shows the open lines of com­ the taxpayers. j:i,c;VrtulUHkiEimc5 ment that the town and Eighth formed a liaison committee to feeling between the two fire departments. Penny said munication between the town We are certain there will be remembered Utilities District have come to discuss common problems and organizations continues that spirit has now been and the district are working to future disagreements. this week victory and a gold medal for terms on all pending lawsuits extended to the political Has it really been a year already; The MHS cafeteria experienced find areas of cooperation. perpetually. reach amicable agreements on We hope those future dis­ the picture is still so clear in my America. The reaction was incredi­ there is the start of a new era Meanwhile, attorneys By taking time to resolve leadership of both groups. disputes. agreements will be resolved some severe changes over the past mind. Fifty-lwo Americans held cap­ ble; a phone call from President week. The 'administration finally of cooperation between the two representing the town and dis­ differences and negotiate dis­ Although the compromise without court intervention tive in Iran. 85,000 Soviet Union Carter, dinner at the White House, made good their promise to correct It has been a long fight. troops in Afghanistan, and political political units. trict were hammering out the agreements, the long list of still must be ratified by the through the process of negotia­ parades throughout the country, and the sloppiness of a few students. There has been long-standing unrest throughout the world. In this the overall feeling that America Persons wishing to buy hot lunch The agreement, resolving compromise-leading to the lawsuits between the town and boards of both entities, there tion. housed the world's youngest'and best bitterness on each side. mass of confusion, twenty American must now place a 10 cents deposit on past differences, deads the agreement announced by seems to be no indication it team. A year has since passed and district should come to an end. Manchester has little to gain hockey players went out and "skated their trays to insure they will return In some of the past battles where have these players gone? slate between the district and Mayor Stephen Penny and dis­ Penny and Lassow noted will meet with resistance. from divisive fights within its for the gold and glory.” Perhaps the them to the proper place rather than Coach Herb Brooks, after coaching the town. trict President Gordon Lassow there has been a spirit of The agreement is an impor­ there has been no room for the boundaries. most exhausting victory was the leave them lying on the table. Food is losing side to save face. thrilling 4-3 defeat of the Soviets. in the Davo's league, Switzerland, now served only for the first 30 Last year, representatives of at noon Thursday. cooperation during times of tant milestone for Manchester. The community has much to These men seemed to give America a returned to coach the New York I minutes of the period and all food gain through a continued spirit shot of national resurgence just when Rangers of the NHL. When he was fa It is vital that both sides con­ must be eaten only in the assigned it was needed most. released, he found the Ranger posi­ sider the overall good of of negotiation and willingness section of the cafeteria. The same It is still so hard to believe, twenty tion filled ironically by his Olympic applies to the snack periods. Manchester. to discuss differences between college players beating the world’s assistant Coach Craig Patrick. At the the town and the district. Students found guilty of leaving best professional players. Only moment, he is looking over various trash or otherwise acting in a sloven­ V-X3U SK/ T-TUAT coaching positions. Goalie Jim Craig, Taking the approach that we We are proud of the in­ collegiate hockey players are eligible ly way will be suspended. These new for the American team, whereas in who seemed to have an easier time live in a whole community that dividuals who have helped put "PSEUDO-INTELLECTUALISM rules were designed to do what the Russia, they take the best from their handling Soviet slapshots, then NHL students have failed to do, keep the must represent all of its parts, togther this agreement. two military squads and form a team shots, is playing for the Boston HITS MHS is the only way to succeed in cafeteria clean. So far, the new rules The citizens of Manchester from it. Just three days before the Bruins, The team’s high scorer Mark SENIORS are working well. The whole area is a 'Ts providing quality services to should share in that pride. start of the games the Americans Johnson is currently playing for the (Photo by Woodhouse) neater, cleaner, more pleasant place Vv e l l . s -smow „ and the Russians faced off in New Pittsburgh Penguins. Steve Christoff to eat lunch. It seems unfortunate, York Madison Square Garden for an is playing for the Minnesota North however, that such drastic measures HIM RISUT INfl exhibition match. The results were Stars, while Mike Ramsey is skating were necessary to correct the actions PM hardly pleasing to Head Coach Herb for the Buffalo Sabres. of a few. High school students should Brooks for his team was soundly Bill Baker is now with the Mon­ be given the responsibility of main­ drubbed 10-3. treal Canadians and Dave Christian taining their own cafeteria, but the Letters to After this game, the Americans for the Winnipeg Jets. Dave Silk is administration can and must in­ were picked to finish seventh in a currently playing under Coach terfere when the students fail. the Editor “^ield of twelve teams. Their first Patrick for the Rangers. Critic criticizes critics Resentment by some is to be game was on February 12. 1980 expected, but students should unders­ against the Swedes. With 27 seconds Those playing in the minor leagues Are you one of those people who leading actors. Jack Lemmon and lather Decause he feels that Scottie include Mark Wells. Rob never made a special place in his life tand that it is our fault our cafeteria remaining in the game. Bill Baker could care less what Rex Reed has Lee Remick. who I feel are among is restricted. — Todd McGrath got the tying goal and the game McClanahan, Jack O’Callahan and said about the latest flicks? Although the best in the business. for his son. or his wife for that ended in a 2-2 deadlock. It was this reserve goalie Steve Janaszak. There 1 usually have a great deal of respect The movie revolves around the matter. tie that seemed to give the team the are four members playing on foreign for the critic’s views, every once in a problems in a particuarly poor A letter to Criticism wrong confidence that they needed as they soil. Buzz Schneider, Phil Vtrehota, while I feel they make a major mis­ father-son relationship, and what oc­ The performances given by Lee went on to defeat Czechoslovakia. John Harrington, and Mark Pavelich. take in evaluating films. After all, curs when it is learned that the Remick and Robby were disappoin­ Dear Sir: integrity, loyalty, patriotism, etc. Norway, Rumania, and West Ger­ Pavelich was also given a ten day they're only human. father has terminal cancer. But don’t ting. Lee Remick as Scottie's ex- the editors I have been following the con­ The examples of books objected to by many. Their skill and determination tryout with the Montreal Canadiens pass the movie off as another sen­ wife, was just a little too loving 1 arrived at my locker this mor­ troversy in Manchester over the anti-humanists are surprising. 3vas to be given the ultimate test last week. There are three no longer Recently Bernard Slade turned his timental sob story. It does have some toward her ex-husband, and overly ning, only to find that the handle had Humanistic Education and find some These books seem to include some of • when they would face the Russians in hockey: Bob Suter who owns his theater production, "Tribute," into a very deep, touching moments, but patient with her obnoxious son. Jud is completely disappeared The culprit aspects disturbing. While I believe the greatest works written. Some of ■ the following Friday night. own sports shop. Captain Mike screenplay. The majority of the the fabulous humor shines through it the total opposite of his father to the probably found humor in this little Eruzione, of whom the Hartford there is room for improvement in the the ones cited were required reading - From the opening seconds of their reviews have had negative tones. But all. extreme of sounding like a Hallmark act of vandalism, but I didn’t. 1 spent Whalers were interested in, and Eric you should never let this stop you Manchester public school system and for Religion classes at Catholic high -game, the Russians knew they were It is obvious in even the earliest card. an entire free period running Storobel. whose career is at a from going out and seeing a movie moments of the film that Jack Lem­ Scottie s constant joking manner is I firmly support parent's right and schools. I can see a parallel between „facing a different American team. between the office and the hallways standstill as a result of a broken that you think you might like. mon is going to steal the show as the basically a coverup for his real trying to find another locker that duty to be aware of and influence this and the book burnings and Center Mark Johnson tied the game at the 8:39 mark and it stayed 3-3 un- ankle. Perhaps the plot attracts you, or Scottie, a divorced press agent and feelings of fear and loneliness. wasn’t permanently damaged Un­ school policy I find the character of “Index of Forbidden Books" used by Tll the exact mid-point of the period. Of the remaining two members, may be one of your favorjte actors or former screen writer who has an Although on the surface Scottie and fortunately, this is only one of many the criticism inappropriate. the Roman Catholic Church. Other 'Captain Mike Eruzione, using a Neal Broten is a sophomore at the actresses is starring id, it. Another alienated son, Scottie has a never-end Jud seem to despise each other, it is acts of vandalism that are constantly I do not like a vocal minority to examples can be seen in Nazi Ger­ - Soviet defender as a screen, snapped, U niversity of M innesota. Ken reason might be that the movie has sense of humor through which he actually admiration they feel taking place at MHS. HiP'Mipl h io o . claim to be spokesperson for the many, Fascist Raly and Communist '•"the shot heard around the world " Morrow has been the most successful been written by a well-known and gives us much to think about. His son toward' one another. Fortunately Last November, the residents of majority. Tim Hoff, a leader in the countries, and McCarthy. In­ - past Soviet goalie Vladimir Myshkin of all twenty as a stellar defensemen well-liked writer, (ie. Paul Simon; Jud, played by Robby Benson, views they realize this before it is too late, Manchester voted to allocate ap­ anti-humanism movement stated tolerance is the biggest enemy to , to give the Americans the 4-3 upset. for he Stanley Cup Champion New Woody Allen). his father as a jokester who has no open to each other and share some proximately 5 5 million dollars for for the Stanley Cup Champion New "we're part of the Christian freedom. I believe this group has a On the following Sunday morning, In the case of "Tribute.” I dis­ ambition in life nor any order of very special moments together. A improvements at this school. Now. regarded the fairly negative reviews "majority" and seemed to imply that right to demand their views to have a , the American team went out and ever to be a member of gold medal priorities; Scottie treats everyone meaningful but funny movie. what is the sense of spending that team and a Stanley Cup team as well because I am partial to two of the the same. Jud dislikes this in his “Tribute” is well worth seeing. the majority if not all Christians fair presentation in the public sought the gold medal against money if students are going to turn in the same year. —Doug Klotzer around and destroy all that good adhere to his views. However, it schools but not to an attempt to im­ "Finland. The game ended with a 4-2 work’’ It seems that improvement is appears that the majority of people Soviets test air defenses pose a censorship. just a euphamism for repairs. Many who adhere to his views belong to A free exchange of ideas and an at­ of these repairs would not be needed fundamentalists type churches. The WASHINtiTON' — In the past penetrations over Florida alone mosphere of tolerance is an ideal not if students weren't so irresponsible. majority of Christians who live in 5 H O W OF several months, the Soviet Union has could run literally into the thousands, always lived up to in this country but Law class visits police The money could be better spent in Manchester, I believe, are non­ increased the number, range and judging from the continuing success it is a worthy ideal. It is the best other areas such as new equipment fundamentalists. Unless he doesn't liaring ol its worldwide aerial sur­ of drug-smuggling flights from Latin defense of the rights of the minority for the typing labs, shops, library, veillance-including deliberate Jack Anderson consider Roman Catholics and and the best restraint on the power of Miss Cerrina's Law in American police is drunk driving, which kills Next, Officer McCooe showed the and gymnasiums. America. Lutherans to be Christains, I doubt Society clbss had an interesting visit countless persons across the country class the interrogation room com­ Recently the custodians placed a penetration ot NATO and U S. air — On Sept, 18. 1980. and again six the majority. I pray we do not sur­ space. the Pakistanis badly need ... Den­ Commerce Department can't com­ that he speaks for the majorjty of render this ideal. to the Manchester Police Depart­ annually As for Manchester’s plete with a one way mirror, a blackboard in some of the bathrooms day^ later. Soviet Bear bomber mis­ camera for "mug shots " and ink for around the school in order to gi-e .Aside from the direct recon­ mark has 7.400 acres of poppy fields- pile its own list of companies doing Christians. Sincerely ment March 3rd. A group of ap­ system of dealing with drunk drivers, sions were detected off the coast of proximately twenty law students the infamous taking of fingerprints. students something to write on in­ naissance value ol these missions, to produce seeds for their bakeries. business abroad. A Budget Office Mr. Matney, another leader, was a Ed Gawlinski radar is now being used as a detec­ Virginia. received a tour of the station in addi- tion method. If a driver is stopped un­ The entire preliminary procedure stead of the walls. Chalk and erasers the Russian ovcrillghts have another But theives have been cutting into directive forbids government com­ public school superintendent “before 33 Nye St. — Early last year, a possible Bear tion to various talks from der suspicion of intoxication, the test was defined clearly and the group were placed right beside the boards. the harvest to get the basic in­ God called him into Christian Manchester obivous purpose, to test .American bomber flight was tracked over the petition with private industry, so Manchester Police officers. Officer is a simple one: recite the alphabet. was led into one of the station’s jail Unfortunately, some students and allied reaction as a guage of our gredient for home-made herion ... education." I attended parochial eastern United States as far north as Commerce must buy the lists from a CftSHimt' McCooe began the discussion by Believe it or not, it has been cells. The Manchester Police seemed to ignore the blackboards Gourmet bargain: For $29.81, the delensive capabilitv Baltimore, almost in tandem with a New York firm that complies the in­ schools of the Diocese of Brooklyn explaining the district system in statistically proven that a legally Station’s jails are only temporary and continue to write on the walls. Kennedy Center restaurant has been I ve already rem^ed on the sorry possible MiG-23 or MiG-25 flight over formation National Park Service and believe that God does call people Manchester. Each of the eight dis­ drunk individual will be rendered homes tor offenders before transfers Some even went so tar as to write on serving the same candlelight dinner f Quote the boards with crayon, rendering state ol our air oefense network, in­ . northern Florida. women employees complain that to the vocation of teacher. This is not tricts is pinlighted in either red or completely helpless in completing are made to the Hartford jail. With them unusable for any future use. cluding signilcant radar gaps that — Soviet Backfire bombers cer­ the Reagan inaugural committee their uniforms take weeks or months the same thing, I infer the call Mr. Unquote green to show whether the assigned this task. neither kitchen nor medical Would allow Soviet bombers to reach charged 2,500 wealthy Rupublicans to deliver, and often show up with Matney has is more similar to that of district patroller is in his car or out Additionally, Wood commented on facilities, the station cells are in­ Graffitti IS not confined to bathroom tainly overflew Alaska last year, and walls either. I'm willing to bet that American targets undetected. Our $500 apiece to enjoy on Inauguration missing buttons or poorly sewn a crusade or jihad against the in­ on calls. This way, if an emergency the high rate of injuries as a result of adequate for any long period of time. po.ssibly made several unverified ninety-five percent of the desks in this military leaders know about these Eve-*? Despite a public information fidels. The crusades against the in­ should arise in a certain district, one small car collisions. Although larger A long anticipated question was asked flights over the Lower 48. seams. The service is checking into school have some form of writing or staff of m ore than 170, the fidels and heretics are an impeach­ "I remember my stepdaughters ntcM ZO^S.’OO glance at the lighted town map will cars are admittedly more costly to by one student, "What is there to eat dangerous deficiencies, 'the Soviets A plucky little newsletter in the alleged "gaposis gap. " drawing on them. I won t continue to obviously know. too. Only the public ment against the Catholic church. being disgusted at their friends for immediately inform the police at operate, they are definitely safer. here?” The answer was a sandwich Arizona, the Daily News Digest, has hftgcH 12,7-00 or hamburger and a cup of coffee, not list further examples Most of you hasn't been told. Mohamed and Kohmeni had similar always swooning over their father. headquarters. Several questions Wood supplied the students with been prodding the Pentagon deter- bad for a punishment. On a more already know what I’m talking about. They thought it was embarrassing were raised by various students as generous amounts of materiai which Fortunately, the Reagan ad­ mindedly for almost a year for con­ calls from God. Hitler also had such serious note, however, the The only solution to this problem is beyond belief." the taping and computer objects in backed his lecture. After an infor­ ministration at least recognizes the firmation of such reports, only to be a call from destiny. When you are so experience of stepping inside one of tor students to stop destroying school — Joanne Woodward, artresa, the control room were explained. It mative and interesting discussion. problem, and apparently intends to rebuffed by artfully unilluminating called you have a right to do anything is in this control room that all calls Wood concluded with the idea that it the female cells for merely a mo­ property. Someday the town may do .something about the holes in our denials. to attain your goals; this frightens reralling how ahe and huaband are received and others are given is today's youth who must work to ment, was enough to keep me away decide that MHS doesn’t deserve I’uul Newman had to deal with hia money for improvements Seniors defensive umbrella It would not be unusual for the Pen­ Berry's World me. Modern equipment enableqj the lessen the horrendous fatality from that station for a long time. — Hollywood aex aymhol image whije might not have to worry about that, Here is some additional informa­ tagon to deny knowledge of Soviet I agree that there is not sufficient Manchester Police Department to statistics of past years. Pattv Cone tion on the aerial cat-and-mouse emphasis in the schools in fostering raising their family, (Goqj^ answer emergency calls within three but sophomores and juniors do Is it penetrations. Top-secret CIA fair to make others suffer lor your ' game the Russians have been playing appropriate values such as honesty. llouaekeepingl Jordan enters pageant minutes, two minutes below the documents, going back a few years, misbehavior" with increasing boldness: It is a pleasure to announce that national average. High School happenings reveal that "a U.S. Coast Guard air­ i one of our fellow classmates. — Intelligence sources told my craft on a search-and-rescue mission Darlene Jordan, will participate in From the control room, the law associate Dale Van Alta that NATO Tonight's the night! The Senior the door. Come to MHS TONIGHT High School World staff .south of Florida was harassed by the Miss Black America.: - Hartford students moved downstairs to a Blast-Off will begin at 7:30 in the AND TAKE OFF WITH THE CLASS air space is being penetrated on a Sherry Tuttle ...... Co-Editor Cuban fighters. After intercepting Thoughts County Pageant, an official classroom where Officer Wood spoke MHS cafeteria and gym. There will OF '81. regular basis. Flairs of MiG-23s make * * * Tricia Cone...... Co-Editor the U.S. aircraft about 40 nautical .jireliminary of the Nationally on traffic safety and legal enforce­ be dancing, games and refreshments Cathy Cochran ...... Feature Editor lengthy flights along the borders of miles northwest of the Cuban coast, Automobile bumper stickers from Scripture, reminding me that televised Miss Black America ment. Wood assured the class that available. Contrary to MHS myth, .NATO countries, sometimes Aridian will be published next Sue Mackiewicz...... News Editor the fighters made numerous close sometimes provide an interesting human destiny is not necessarily Pageant. The pageant is scheduled with caution and intelligent driving, sophomores and juniors are equally Doug Klotzer...... Sports Editor penetrating deep inside them. week, March 20. HSW will resume passes ... The U.S. aircraft glimpse of people's moods. Although gloom and doom, but can be life and tor April 26, 1981 at The Grand that police interaction can be avoided. welcome to the Senior Blast-Off. Ballroom Holiday Inn, New Britain. print the following week, — P.A.C. Brad Woodhouse...... Photo Editor - The most flagrant violation of descended to a very low altitude and they're not quite as popular as they hope. The choice is our: "I have set Of special concern to the Manchester Tickets are $2 and can be bought at Darlene is the youngest contestant Andy Browne ...... Art Editor NATO air space-and the most em­ were a few years ago, I still see from before you this day life and good, returned to Florida with the fighters out of the eleven that are competing. Zane Vaughn...... Advisor barrassing demonstration of the following for some distance.” time to time some of those religious death and evil ...; therefor choose Soviets' ability to penetrate NATO When asked how it feels to be the The National Security Agency bumper stickers that suggest that life, that you and your descendents youngest contestant, she replied, "I with impunity—occurred last April,A Student explores COEP reported that "two Cuban MiG our society is not long for this world. may live." (Deuteronomy 30J5, 19) don’t feel that my age will hinder my MiG-2fi Koxbat reconnaissance plane lighter aircraft entered the U.S. Aii Sometimes I feel that way too, in chances of winning. After all, who There is a program at MHS that experience in retailing and merchan­ made an overflight of the entire Defense Identification Zone" two response to world problems, or to my Rev. Bruce A. Rherson wants to be an old lady?” Darlene provides students with a chance to dising. MftS (yPPER Cg(/KT5 Associate Pastor AT LEA5T THERE E Rhone Valiev in the heart ot Prance. weeks later. One of them came owh personal problems; but when I forgets to state here that she is only gain experience in the world of work. The Distributive Education Club of America Career Development con­ "The French .sent up Mirage^ 2000s, do, I’m brought back ^ a more South United Methodist seventeen. The teacher-coordinator and "Within 45 miles of the Florida ference, held on February 27th, is a THE5E C01/KT5 NO PKAIN/veE -PROBLEM^ but they couldn't shoot it down," a hopeful mood, by encouraging words Church Much hard work and support has employer work together in the COEP I’entag'on source said coast." been going into this pageant. If you program teaching responsibility, competition where students are M E 5LOFEP tested in the field in which they are 'V' - The Air Force has acknowledged A Pentagon source cut through the . happened to have seen Darlene trom- cooperation, and the basic skills Darlene Jordan presently working. The score they it scrambled fighter planes on 142 oc­ public relations rhetoric and offered 1981 ; ping around town it was an effort to necessary for a successful career receive depends much on their work casions between January and a stark, frightening translation: On ;ge( supporters for the Miss Black So, if you were wondering what decision. experience. Six students from MHS September of last year to intercept our southern flank, he said, the Serving The Greater Manchester Area For ■ America Pageant. Darlene is now Darlene will be doing on April 26, In the classroom, the students OtwitorNbk.iM 1 being supported by NAACP, the now you know. She will be competing participated in the area conference. Soviet military aircraft They in­ .nation's air defense "has practically learn how to present themselves in nothing" Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ; Hartford Chamber of Commerce, in the Miss Black America Pageant. an interview and how to handle Winners will go on to the state com­ truded into the U.S. Air Defense ;The Manchester Chamber of Remember students, if Darlene petition — Carol Dube and Laurel HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: "I've got a great Ideal Why don't WE become Published by the Manchester Publishing Co. themselves on the job. They study Identification Zone, which runs 200 the first couple In our group to get one of those jCommerce, and other local wins this pageant, she will not only Melody placed 3rd, and Steven Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are ac­ Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040 retail merchandising, display and miles out into the Atlantic. These mechapical bullsl" I businesses. be representing Manchester, but Repass placed 4tb in this event. No tively negotiating a new military • Telephone (203) 643-2711 advertising techniques. A store were only the flights that were Darlene has been a resident of MHS as well. So cross your fingers manager, union leaders, and safety matter what job the student has, it agreement. At Ipast two crack M«fnb«r: United P rttt IptarnatlontI ; Manchester for 12 years. She has students, and offer Darlene all your can relate in many ways to his detected: no one likes to guess how control managers have visited. s divisions of Pakistani troops will be I been actively involv^ in schooi ac- warm support. I’m going to offer future.Thus student begins to develop many slipped in and out unnoticed. Slavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor The King’s takeover and fashion stationed in Saudi Arabia and will 'Frank'A. Burbank. Managing Editor tivities and other organizations. She Darlene my support too, as well. good working habits and take on new Sources suggest the uncaught Cuatomar Safvica — M7-W4A show presented each year in coopera­ help train the royal army - for cash Richard M. Diamond, Publiahar Harold E. Turkingion, Editor Emarilua is an above average student as well After all, she is my twin sister. Good tion with a local retail store, gives responsibilities. This is what COEP ' as an outstanding person. luck, sis! — Doreen E. Jordan the students practical working is all about. — Laurie James THE HERALD, Fri., March 13. 1981 — 11 10 - THE HERALD, Fri . March 13, 1981

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■ • “The Talisman” by Johannes Nestroy, through March 21 at the Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven. Performances nightly at 8 p.m. (436-1600) • “Gaslight Girl,” a musical comedy presented by the It's iusf about time Podium Players, today and Saturday and March 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. at RHAM High School. • “ Hair,” the Broadway musical, performed by the Lawrence Street Theater Group, opening March 19 at the for spring in region Tauras Restaurant, 227 Lawrence St., Hartford. (247- 5210) • “Spectacle Beaumarchais,” performed by the Com- By NANCY MALOOF shuttle bus operating between South begins at 9:30 a.m.; it is a continuous pagnie Bernard Uzan, tonight at 8 at the Lincoln Theater, ALA Aulo and Travel Club Station and the hall. start event extending until 1 p.m. The University of Hartford, West Hartford. (243-4633) WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - Maple sugaring course runs from the Harrisville When it’s time for the big flower waterfall on Route 107 to the town of show in Boston, maple sugar days at Several of the Massachusetts Mohegan on U.S. 7. the Audubon installations and Audubon Society installations around Sunday’s event is the Slalom Music Whitewater canoe races, you know the state will hold maple sugaring Championship; it begins at 9:30 a.m., it's just about time for spring in New demonstrations this weekend. These off Route 102 in Glendale. The ALA • L’Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse, conducted by England. This weekend has all three. include Laughing Brook Education strongly recommends you call the Michel Plasson, March 17 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial The noth annual New England Center and Wildlife Sanctuary in Rhode Island Canoe Association at Hall, Hartford. Works by Berlioz, Debussy and Ravel. Spring Garden and Flower Show Hampden on Saturday, March 14 (401) 7240697 for details. (527-3123) opens at the Commonwealth Pier from 1 to 4 p.m.; Canoe Meadows in Trolley museum • Compositions by J.S. Bach, performed on the pipe Exhibition Hall in Boston this Satur­ Pittsfield on Sunday, March 15 at 2 organ by John Holtz, March 18 at noon at Center Church, day at 10 a.m. The theme of this p.m.; and Moose Hill in Sharon, also Meanwhile, up along the coast of Main and Gold streets, Hartford. (249-5631) year’s show, which runs through Sun­ on Sunday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Maine this weekend, the Seashore • A cabaret-style pops concert, presented by the day, March 22, is "Back in Your Own Laughing Brook is at 789 Main St., Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport Greater Meriden Oratorio Chorus, today and Saturday at Backyard.’’ Hampden; their program is geared will hold the second in a series of 7:45 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. at Smith Congregational Flower show highlights include a toward backyard sugaring, and the special monthly programs Church, Meriden. (238-1640) Passive Solar Design home which fee is »3. Call (413 ) 566-3571 for more spotlighting some of the vintage • “Western Performance Noir,” stories and songs of has been completely landscaped out­ information. trolley cars in its collection. This the American West, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Real Art side and in; an exhibit on plant Canoe Meadows’ program will series runs during the late winter-ear­ Ways, 40 State St., Hartford. (525-5521) therapy in observance of 1981 as the explore the history and botany of the ly spring. • Chrysolith in concert, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Old International Year of Disabled Per­ sugar maple, along with tapping the This month’s program is on Sun­ State House, Main Street, Hartford. (243-4410) sons; a New England wetland trees and boiling down the sap day, March 15, from 10 a.m. to 5 • Vibraphonist Gary Burton and his quartet, sponsored Exhibits of magnificent gardens such as this to be held in Boston at the Commonwealth exhibit; a demonstration of (tasting it too). The fee is $2 per p.m., and will feature 11 cars from a by the Hartford Jazz Society, Sunday from 7 to 10 p.m. at one await the visitor to the 1981 New hydroponics (growing plants without person. Call (413) 637-4320 for more group of 1906-1941 inter-urban elec­ the Holiday Inn, Morgan Street, Hartford. (242-6688) Pier Exhibition Hall March 14 throuah 22 information. tric railway cars. All completely Spyro Gyra appears in concert today at 5:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. at the Shaboo Inn. England Spring Garden and Flower Show (UPl photo) ^ soil); and, returning again this year, • Loni Bortfeld, violinist, March 19 at 8 p.m. at the the Stone Family Acacias. Moose Hill’s sugaring-off day restored, these cars are usually dis­ main campus music room, Manchester Community Admission to the show is $4.50 per program is $1; call (617 ) 7845691 for played at the museum. But this Sun­ College, Manchester. Free. (646-4^) person; tickets are available at the more information. day visitors will be able to board and • Tony Bird, singer-songwriter from Malawi, Africa, Cinema ...... Et cetera...... door. Show hours are 10 a.m. until 10 The ALA Auto and Travel Club ad­ ride them. Saturday at 8 p.m. at llie Sounding Board. First-St. 'Trocks' play Hartford p.m. daily, except March 22, when it vises that you call any of the above Admission to the program is $5 for Paul’s Methodist Church, 571 Farmington Ave., Hart­ • Films on the British Empire at the University of • Country Crafts Fair, sponsored by Friends of closes at 8 p.m. For more informa­ sanctuaries before starting off to at­ adults and $3.50 for children,'and in­ ford. (563-3263) Hartford: ”Oh, The Jubilee” and “The Beggar Slaves," Douglas Library, Saturday from 10 a m to 4 p m at H.ARTFORD — The "Trocks" are tion, call (617 ) 536-9280. tend their sugaring programs, just in cludes the ride. For more informa­ tonight at 7:30 and 8:45’ respectively, at East Hall on the Phelps Hall (next to St.'Peter's Church), Route 85 coming to town as guests of the Hart­ case there has bwn any weather tion, call (207) 967-2712. To reach the • Spyro Gyra in concert, today at 5:30 and 10:30 p.m. at UofH West Hartford campus. Free. Hebron. Commonwealth Pier Exhibition the Shaboo Inn., Conantville Road, Willimantic. (423- ford Ballet to perform in their in­ Hall is at 170 Northern Ave., Boston. caused changes in schedule. Seashore Trolley Museum, which Is imitable style at Bushnell Memorial on Log Cabin Road, the ALA suggests Richard Kiley and Judith Bancroft are 0078) To get there, the ALA recommends • The First Company Governor’s Foot Guard Concert Hall on March 18 and 19 at 8 p m, taking the Atlantic Avenue-Northern Whitewater races taking Exit 3 off Interstate 95 featured In "Mollere in Spite of Himself,” Lectures Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte traveling north. Exit 4 going south. Band, March 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Center Middle Avenue exit off the Expressway Now for the Whitewater canoe playing through March 29 at the Hartman Carlo, to use their full name, is an Either will bring you onto U.S. 1; School, Vernon. Free. To list northbound, or the South Station exit races - the 2nd Annual Rhode Island Theater Company, Stamford. • “What’s Happening in the Sculpture World Today, " a all-male dance troupe which follow U.S. 1 briefly for the turn onto • The U.S. Coast Guard Band chahiber recital series, off the Expressway southbound. White Canoe Championships, which slide lecture by Elbert Weinberg, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. specializes in outrageous parodies of Log Cabin Road. Sunday at 4 p.m. at Leamy Hall Auditorium, U.S. Coast at the Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 Bloom­ events There is a public parking facility take place this Saturday and Sunday every form of ballet, particularly the Guard Academy, New London. Free. (444-8467) field Ave., West Hartford. (236-4571) next to the hall. There will also be a (March 14-15). Saturday’s race classical. Sporting satin toe shoes /HOUKA/cancmA/ Theater • Classical guitar concert by James Dina, Sunday at 3 • “Color Pinhole Photography," a workshop with John To list events in INTIMTATIS4IKIT !• MLVUILANI p.m. at the Wood Memorial Library, Main Street, South and frilly tutus, hairy chests un­ ■AST HANTFOflO tM -S tO Kear Timmons, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the "Your Weekend " guide •AIIOAJM M ATm a PAILV Windsor. Free. to where to go and what disguised. their irreverant attitude Square and round dances Pm tT IMOW ONLY t f .10 • “Anything Goes,” through April 19 at the Darien Farmington Valley Arts Center, Avon. (678-1867) toward the dance is firmly founded in r r Dinner Theater, Darien. Performances Tuesday through • The Hartt Concert Jazz Band, directed by Alexander to do, submit them by Lepak, Sunday at 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, Universi­ • “ Natural Dyeing,” a workshop with Williams. expert technique and a solid m".• Saturday with dinner at 7 p.m. and curtain at 8:30 p.m., Bartlett and MacDonald, Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at Monday at noon to ty of Hartford, West Hartford. Free. knowledge of the dances and and Sunday with dinner at 6 p.m. and curtain at 7:30 p.m. the Farmington Valley Arts Center, Avon. (678-1867) Entertainment Editor, slated in Sunday festival • Faculty recitals at the Hartt School of Music: Anne choreography they satirize. (655-7667) • Poetry reading by Ntosaki Shange, Sunday at 4 p.m. The Herald, Herald Koscielny, piano, and Alan Spriestersbach, lute and Even the program notes and names • Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet,” through March at the Mather Student Center, Trinity College, Hartford. Square, P.O. Box 591. WETHERSFIELD - up in pertect intersecting Calendar Assn., The classical guitar, March 17 at 8 p.m. at Millard of the dancers are tongue-in-cheek. INCREDIBLE' 22 on the Main Stage at the Long Wharf Theater, New (525-5521) Manchester, CT 06040. Gov. William O’Neill has lines, starts the music and Connecticut Association of Auditorium, University of Hartford, West Hartford. Two Legupskis and a "Biff" Haven. Performances Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., • “How to Critique Your Own Painting,” a demonstra­ proclaimed Sunday, March sends the dancers on their Round Dance Teachers and Free. Stroganoff are numbered among the way. After 20 minutes of ROBERT DE NIRO Saturday at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. tion by the Manchester Art Association, March 17 at First — coupon — cast members and Zamarina 15, as Connecticut Square The Connecticut Associa­ • “Psalmus Hungaricus” by Zoltan Kodaly, performed Clip & Save intricate maneuvers he has tion of Square Dance “RAGING BULL” Ca)l for matinee schedule. (787-4282) Federal Savings. 344 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Zamarkova. alias William Zamora, & Round Dance Day. This • "Close Ties” by Elizabeth Diggs, through May 10 on by the Hartt Symphony Orchestra and Hartt Chamber corresponds with the 14th sent all of the dancers from Callers and Teachers. Singers, conducted by Vytautas Marijosius, March 19 at 8 Free. (643-1292) IS a sensation en pointe, a position one end of the hall to the Stage II at the Long Wharf Theater, New Haven. Perfor­ Keep updated lew men are ever found in. Annual Connecticut Square The chairman for this p.m. at Millard Auditorium, University of Hartford, West • “A Woman’s Revolutions: Ting Ling and China, 1910- other and back again years festival is Paul mances Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Saturday at Keep up to date on events Founded only six years ago by a & Round Dance Festival The 4:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2:15 p.m. and 7:15 Hartford. Free. 1980,’, by Dr. Jonathan Spence, China scholar, March 18 which will be held in leaving their original Anderson of Middletown in the state, nation and 350 Hartford Rd group of dancers and ballet p.m. (787-4282) at 4:30 p.m. at McCook Auditorium, Trinity College, MarKheitor Wethersfield. square and original partner and co-chairman is Paul Power Behind world in less than two enthusiasts, Les Ballets Trockadero • “Undiscovered Country” by Arthur Schnitzler, Hartford. Free. (527-3151) 646 7738 An e stim ated 4,000 behind. If all works out as Stone of West Haven. minutes. Update, a column has skyrocketed to fame and become The Throne through March 29 at the Hartford Stage Company, Hart­ • “New Information from Stranded Cetaceans," a 130 Longhill St.. Eoil Hortford square and round dancers planned every one ends up Dancers participating slide-lecture program presented by the Connecticut Ceta­ of news to bring busy peo­ at the Golf Court* an international sensation. Having ford. Performances Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m., Dance 528-1034 are expected to converge back to the home square will be from as young as ple up to date, exclusively made their debut In a modest New Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 cean Society, March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Children's on Wethersfield that day. and partner he started seven years old and as old yours every day on Page 2 1 ^ Dpon 6 Doily. 7-Sundoy J ^'ork City loft, the Trocks now travel p.m.; matinees Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 2 • Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, presented by Museum of Hartford, West Hartford. (658-2359) Eight Wethersfield schools with. as 90 years young. There L of The Herald. all over the world leaving laughter in p.m. (527-5151) the Hartford Ballet, March 18 and 19 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell will be used for dancing The secret to watching are halls that will cater to their wake. • “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Memorial Hall, Hartford. (525-9396) with the main hall being Progressive Squares is to the beginner dancer, the “The New Girls pick an individual dancer Fonun,” through April 26 at the Downtown Cabaret • The Connecticut Ballet repertory series, March 19 to located at Wethersfield advanced dancer and f 21 at the Yale University Theater, New Haven. Call for and watch his tour through everything in between. The Theater, Bridgeport. Performances ThursdaV at 8 p.m. on the block” High School gymnasium. times. (865-4936) What’s happening? Festival hours feature con­ the dance. relaxed level hall is and Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. (576- 1634) • Connecticut Square and Round Dance Festival, Sun­ extend their For the latest news ol what s tinuous dancing from 2 to The Connecticut created for Senior Citizens “Giselle” is one of the dance parodies performed by "Les • “Moliere in Spite of Himself,” through March 29 at day from 2 to 9:30 p.m. at 10 halls in Wethersfield. (872- invitation happening on weekends In .goulhern 9:30 p.m. Festival is the second and other dancers who /ALTERED Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo.” The comedic dance largest square dance event have not been dancing very the Hartman Theater Company, Stamford. Perfor­ 0287 or 623-5691) New England, read The Herald's Festival highlights are • The Manchester Youth Ballet'ta concert, March 18 at to join us for troupe, with a world-wide following, will be at Bushnell held in New England and is long or infrequently. Ad­ mances Tuesday through Sunday at 8 p.m.; matinees Weekend pages eve^- F r i d a . the grand march which will 7 p.m. at the Whiton Memorial Library Auditorium, 85 N. Memorial Hall March 18 and 19. unique in that it is spon­ vance tickets sales have SMTES Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and Saturday r-xHusively in The Herald take place at the Main Hall Main St., Manchester. (643-5710) St. Patrick’s Day sored jointly by dancers, been received from all at 3 p.m. (325-4466) at 3 p.m. At this time ■•V'',!-; -.WA dancers representing all callers and round dance over New England, New the Connecticut Clubs and cuers through their York and as far away as respective associations. New Jersey. Filmeter wearing their colorful club i Concert highlights state outfits assemble to par­ These sponsors are: The ISSBCONDS ticipate in the Grand Connecticut Association of mCanIkraotb* Square Dance Clubs, The INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN. THE (PG) - Uly Tomlin. Charles CHARUE CHAN AND THE CURSE OP THE DRAGON QUEEN (PG) HARTFORD — Music by Connec- many styles ranging from Ed Mueter’s group of musical spoofs March. State and local — Peter Ustlnsv, Lee Grant, Angle Dkkiasoa. (Comedy mystery) Ancient Gr*dla. Ned Beatty. (Comedy) Tm oli* sci-fi favorite has been modernized, Connecticut Square Dance 20 SECONDS. proverb; He who forgets script is caught with plots down. The idea to bring w licut composers past and present will McLean's controversial 'Box-Car present artful pastiches of some of dignitaries have been in­ %u Explod*. humorized and feminized for Lily, and the result shrinks. She's a nice, back the old Oriental sleuth was a good one, and Ustinov is a dandy Chan. vited to -view this im­ typical housewife whose body reacts adversely to today’s chemical addi­ be offered Sunday March 15 in a 3 Bertha " which relies heavily on the music's more well-worn work­ But they simply forgot a decent story line. The result? This is a pretty p m concert at the Old State House pressive event from the UcAU TIMES ratui tives. and she begins shrinking. Some very funny moments, but the script is V I * ' bland Chan. GRADE: C blues jazz,'pop idioms to David horses. Arrangements of songs by CMunrs wTiK weak and so this is little more than a scries of skits strung together. Performing; the unusual program is Noon's "Four Medieval Lyrics" Charles Ives (by Chrysolity) and a viewing stands. 35 Oak St. •649-28110 Manchester "0 HBavenly Dog” ps Travel Service GRADE: B-roinas FORT APACHE. THE BRONX (R) - Paal Newman. Ken Wahl. Edward one' ol the state's more unusual composed in the contemporary group o f, French composers (by Later in the evening at 7 .. TM i ib o u ^ am klUl 555 M A IN STR EET Asaer. (Police Drama) This is certainly one of the finest about New York s Pul in at the chamber ensembles. Chrysolith. a "electric" genre. Both composers p.m. at the same Main Hall , Vernon Cin/ ^2 LAST METRO, THE (PG) » Catherine Deneuve, Heinz Benoent. finest, or any police force for that matter. Based on truth, it is a look at the Miller) round out the program. 643-2165 flute, harp and soprano combination. now live outside of Connecticut. Jointly sponsored by Chamber at the high school the un­ Ul ROUTES 86-84 lETiTsslH (Drama) Paris. World War II. The Nazis occupy the city and we watch u a workings of the police In a Bronz precinct so wild it’s nicknamed Fort Ground Round this theater tries to stay open. The theater's guiding spirit, a Jew, is hidden by Apache. And one cop — Newman — is faced with a terrible decislog^This featuring on month and you re I'l Because the instrumentation is so ique square dance custom m SHRIMPAND McLean in Florida and Noon ih Calif. Musician's Alliance and the Old State Over 30 Yean e a r ^ s his wife. U company's star, in the basement. And the show must go on. A Is first-rate film making all Qie wav. GRADE: A out of the ordinary, Chrysolith goes New Haven composers Carl Miller House, the Chrysolith concert is the of “Progressive Squares” ^*Theye promising plot, but director and co-writer Francois Truffaut lets it fall (or some incredible SCALLOPS "SEEMS LIKE OLD TIES Travel Experience ft apart totally, with a preposterous love affair contributing mightily to the seafood With prices far afield in search of "unusual yet and Lucy Coolidge will be last in a series made possible in part will take place. Plate ol crispy E9______7XK)-9SI5Authorized Agent In MAocbetter b e s t n l m ; downfall. GRADE: C ST. PATRICK'S DA) lhal won t sink you' Iried shiimf) pieces accessible " repertoire to perform represented by Miller’s “Canciones by grants from the Connecticut Com­ Progressive squares are “PRIVATE BEWAMT (or all Airllmi. Rallroadf and —Charleo Champtin, and the Old State House program will Steamahip linea. moiiihwaieiiiig scal­ de los Ninos" and Coolidge’s “First mission on the Arts, the New H^ven just as interesting to watch p g LOp ANGELES TIMES FISH FILLETS feature several pieces written es­ lops sleak lues, cole Flash of Lightning," part of an Foundation and Southern New as to dance. The caller Golden fried fillets pecially for' the group by area com­ extended work in progress. England Telephone. climbs an eight foot step slaw and sauces posers. steak fries, cole slaw $4.89 In a lighter vein, Hartt College of For further information call 243- ladder so he can direct HAWAII VACATION ’TESS’ $2.95 The program will include works in Music faculty composer John 4410 or 522-1294. every footfall ih the large SCALLOPS AND hall. He lines the squares APRIL 1 7 -2 6 SHRIMPAND FISH FILLET SHRIMP Tender fried lish Library sets crafts fair Scrumptuous '/z *715■ I V doubt* fillet, plus golden H H.J7 SL. lb serving o( fried tried scallops steak ^ Includes Air & Land MON S T U n ONLY shrimp pieces, fries, cole slaw and MKIJHON — The Friends of Douglas There will be handwoven baskets, Library will sponsor a Country Crafts SMsly CcrWVt«Cu| 1 night in California S/r/o/fi Steak $7 sleak fries, cole sauces crafted wooden toys, corn husk dolls, 8 nights Waikiki Beach slaw, cocktail sauce $3.95 Fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in quilting, dolls, glass boxes, and theorem Nrftlip«pp*riO mushrooms f ■ Phelps Hall (next to St. Peter's Church aaaTRicTBP _ $4.89 paintings among the crafts. SPACE LIMITED CAUNOWI i«S^MjMtt lOOarunM----- ALL YOU CAN EAt Route 85). j. . , TRAVEL T IM E (203) 046-5725 kidoM wHh nqr RosSor’s In addition, a craft item raffle and bake • m you CM M l SHMMS S Mtad bw FISH.FRY y Annie Rio of the Salt Box Basket Barn SHRIMP SNACK sale is planned. A donation of $1 will be 102 Spencer St. Mencheeler, Ct. 00040 • «riM or B**r T h o M o r g a n o Wednesday and has selected 17 craftspeople from • oholo* ol potato or aiv*ry rtoa A smaller portion ol accepted at the door. All donations will be Iried shrimp pieces, Friday only, golden throughout the state to exhibit and sell used to buy new books for the library. their crafts at the fair. CARNIWtij IRISH ENTERTAINMENT sleak tries, cocktail tried lillels. sleak Folksinger — sauce tries, cole slaw KIDS EAT FREEI cover charge Actor — ON SUNDAYS from 1-8 p.m. children $2.59 $3.00 o’ Guitar concert Sunday Entertainer — eat free (off children's menu) when moyeomnw O’ AMVMVMOianMcX accompanied by an adult. Special Irish Dinner s o t III W INDSOK - James Dina will sonatas, C Major and A Major, two April 4th "WicowwiiiMr- served give a classical guitar concert Sunday at 3 preludes, from Cello Suite 3 by Bach and :00 P.M. “Wo'ro New in Town" p.m. in the Wood Memorial Library. Main Prelude and Danza by Orbon and several Street, Admission will be free and there other numbers. UIMEMSPECULS (!ome(l Beef & Cabbage will be a social hour after the concert. East Catholic High School Auditorium MON.-PRI. • James Neville, alto recorder and David Tickets Available: MON.-FRI. LUNCH 11«0 to 3: • Belter’s Music • Manchester MON.-OAT. DINNIR AT 4«0 Kaminski, also on guitar, will assist Dina Exclusively yours • LaSalle Music • West Hartford iiip Dina is a graduate of Hartt College of SUNDAY DINNOR AT How well informed we are of the ac­ • Temple Beth Sholom • Manchester jiitDeuil Pum jernickel Pub Music and is presently on the faculty of tivities in Washington that have meaning • Jewish Community Center, Bloomfield Ave. »West Hartt, Eastern Connecticut State College, 4 .1 : Oakland St. to Manchester depends on our Washington Hartford v TheRuttlsr’tinn (next Id Kromimy Klepirir) •M \IN SIHl I I - (,l HI Manchester Community College and Ver­ 'MaxDevlin news sources. Every week The Herald Z2j2:oo ___ General Admission: ______OOOMAINtT.Uim. OaUund j '* ■ If .'f Koii'cv A ^ non Center Middle School. He has also ■XIT N OPT (JUST BtPOM gives you exclusive reports from our *MSUWM Owtn Arakgiaj THI CHARTtllOAR MiDOl) i • .n 1 I ,111. ^tru.kn______6 5 9 4 )1 6 2 performed in concert on the lute as well as PATRONS tlS.OO SPONSORS 025.001 Phone 643-PlJBB the classical guitar. Washington bureau. The Herald, the only Seating and Reception_____I 869-3117 newspaper with its own bureau covering The program Sunday will include two ffiinSSerTPSone Washington for news for Manchester. SponsOTe^y^emple^euTsiolora^ iC A a i 12 - THE HERALD, Fri., March 13. 1961 THK HKRAL^ Fri , March 13, 1981 -- 13 At Lake Street School in Vernon feels he’s in trouble because she may passed unanimously. breath he added, “But he packed (his week members of the teaching have started a precedent. enough emphasis, didn’t he.” staff and supportive staff changed "It may be more grammar than places for one day. Carole Barstrom, Ron Soares, Bolton Public Building you want to hear,” said Dr. J. Gerald The Rev. Paul Bowman, retired Bullets^ hopes Three veterans Celtics host Nswitched her Grade 5 class with Commission membe^, added an un­ Fitzgibbon, Manchester’s assistant pastor of Union Congregational for playoffs sharing lead Indiana Pacers David Engleson, the principal. One of orthodox approach to the adjourn­ superintendent of schools, "but the Church, Rockville, is now acting as EiSets, the teachers said Mrs. Barstrom ment procedures at the com­ true emphasis on MacArthur’s (Gen. interim pastor at another church. fade in loss in Doral Open in Hartford Town Talk brought doughnuts as a treat for staff mission’s meeting Monday night. He Douglas) famous jwords should have What church? ’The Congregational Page 14 Page 14 Page 15 members and the regular principal said "I move we collapse.” It was been ‘I will return.’ ” In the next Church of Union. Sports Good feeling prevails...

(ioiiliniicd from page 1 However, old wounds still remain countries can, two parts of a city town fire department added to the and show on the committee. The can.” Eastern colleges engineer upsets strain. town Board of Directors forbid its The district, leary of dependence Now, both district and town representatives on it from discussing on the town, will continue to keep its leaders hope for a "better understan­ the sale of Buckland School which the fire and sewer service separate, NEW YORK (UPI) - Look out trounced Duquesne 74-58. Dave Mulquin hit a lOfoot jumper cond half. Eddie Phillips scored 7 ol Purdue coach Gene Keady said the wrist and never returned. ding'. of the two area's problems. district dearly desires. Lassow said. West Virginia. At Clemson, S.C., Keith Parham from the baseline at the buzzer to lift Alabama’s first 9 points en route to a Boilermakers dictated the pace from “Gene will see the doctor tonight "We've always been on good Also the old question of consolida­ “There will never be con­ If Thursday night’s results in the and Ron Wister combined for 42 Holy Cross, which plays the winner team-high 17 as the Tide, making its the start. and then tomorrow.' said D*ike terms, " says Gordon Lassow, dis­ tion haunts the district. Cassano ad­ solidation,” he firmly said. “We will National Invitation Tournament are points to lead Temple, 20-7, which of Friday's Syracuse-Marquette third straight appearance in the NIT, ^ "I felt like we could tire them Coach Mike Krzyzewski. "It didn't trict president, said. "But the town mits it will never really be settled, function independently.” indicative of future rounds, the South will play the winner of the Penn-West game in the second round. Mulquin improved to 18-10. doWn by running with them," Keady matter what happened in the second just doesn't completely understand but consolidation is dormant. Lassow, who says the north end is is in no condition to rise again. In an Virginia matchup in the next round. took a pass on the baseline and hit a said. "We were ready to play, and at half — Banks was not going to play. " the district." "I don’t think the consolidation treated “like strangers” by the town unlikely chain of events three The Owls’ victory overshadowed a jumper that rolled around the rim times in a hurry to play." Mieliigan 7 t. Duf|iieHni- ,">8 He and Cassano believe the Liaison question will ever be put away," he at time, anticipates an “amicable” Eastern schools took advantage of a career-high 34 points by the Tigers’ and fell through as the horn sounded. NIT Duke 70. North (Jiroliiiii ,\K T 00 At Ann Arbor, Mich.. Mike McGee Committee established for the se­ said. “But we are making an honest relationship. “There's no reason we strong dose of Southern, hospitality as Larry Nance. ‘As far as our last shot went, I told At Durham, N.C., Duke, with star scored 11 points in the final 3:30 to cond time last year, will help. attempt to work together. If two can’t get along," he said. Temple, Holy Cross and Connecticut "It’s tough to win anywhere on the them to look for Tommy Seaman if Piiriliir HI. Rlioilc Isluiiil ."SH forward Gene Banks benched most of lead Michigan into the second round. "• sprung upsets. road.” said jubilant Temple coach possible and not to take the shot too At West Lafayette. Ind., Keith Ed­ the game with an injury, got where it will host Toledo. McGee, Ironically, the only Eastern team Don Casey. “We beat a team with early." said Holy Cross coach monson scored 27 points and Drake balanced scoring from Vince Taylor, who led all scorers with 26 points, to host an opeiiing-round game, St. staturb arid a very supportive crowd. George Blaney. "Mulquin showed a Morris had 20. lifting Purdue over Kenny Dennard and Chip Engelland. converted on a pair of 3-point plays ...but boundary unclear John's, dropped an overtime decision We got behind, made a run and got lot of poise on the last shot and cold-shooting URI. Purdue hosts Banks, the ACC's leading scorer with ’ down the stretch to help secure tiie to a Southern opponent. West the lead again. We just did a super overall. 1 think all of our people Dayton in a second-round game Mon­ an 18.8 average, went out with 9:07 victory for the Wolverines Virginia entertains Ivy League job and we had to do that to beat this played well within their games. We day night. ( oiilimicii from page I John D. LaBelle Jr., attorney for trict) had competing interests if we left in the half with an injured left champion Penn tonight and if 1981 team — this was our best two halves kept our poise after turnovers, es­ boundary. the district, said, “The line through wanted to pursue it." tradition holds, they’ll be moanin’ in of the season." pecially late in the game when we Finals reached We have consistently maintained there (Ponticelli's property) is am­ At the very least, and significantly Morgantown around midnight. The shocking loss had Clemson could have let the thing get away St. James girls' basketball team that either we are in the town for all biguous.'' The district was formed in to be sure, the town and the district In Thursday’s NIT action, Temple coach Bill Foster questioning the from us. ” (grades 7-8) has reached the purposes or we re in the Eighth 1915, and LaBelle said land records feel they have removed a thorn from Foul shots decisive Attorney Kevin O ’Brien, right, and John upended Clemson 90-82, Holy Cross very idea of a homecourt advantage. At Tampa. Fla., Connecticut, the Archdiocese State Basketball Tour­ I District! for all purposes, in the fail to show the boundary’s exact their sides which in part has tainted District for the past year and a half. The TAMPA, Fla. (UPII — Connecticut, the nation's leader at the tree- nipped Southern Mississippi 5<^54 and "Temple has a nice club and a lot nation's leader at the free throw line, nament finals and will face St absence of any prior agreement," location. relations for years. LaBeiie Jr,, left, have been working on the compromise was announced yesterday at a throw line, sank 8-of-8 foul shots in the last 27 seconds Thursday night to Connecticut beat South Florida 65-55 of heart," said Foster. “Give them sank 8-of-8 foul shots in the last 27 Timothy's of West Hartford at South said Castleman, Ponticelli’s at­ In relation to the suit brought by While the approval of the respec­ package compromise settling all pending noOn press conference. (Herald photo by beat back a South Florida rally and take a 65-55 first-round National In­ in the Eastern upsets. Elsewhere, credit, they hit the baskets and the seconds to beat back a South Florida Catholic High's gym in Hartford Sun­ torney. Ponticelli, LaBelle said the town- tive boards is considered to be vir­ lawsuits between the town and the Eighth vitational Tournament victory. Pinto) Alabama defeated St. John’s 73^9 in free throws down the stretch. The day at noon To be sure, this most recent town- district agreement includes an un- tually assured, it is uncertain that rally. UConn. 20-8, advanced to the Connecticut, 20-8, advanced to the second round of the NIT Monday overtime, Purdue crushed Rhode next time we are in the NIT, I want district settlement doesn't decide the derstanding between the Charles Ponticelli will agree to a second round of the NIT Monday against Minnesota. Island 84-58, Duke downed North to play on the road." district's southern most boundary, governments’ two attorneys as to settlement which might appear more against Minnesota. South Florida trailed most of the game before Tony Grier’s basket and Honors due Carolina A&T 79-69 and Michigan At Hattiesburg. Miss., forward \lulmmii 73, St. Joliii's ()‘> David McGhee's free throw cut the Huskies’ lead to 57-55 with 47 seconds although a possible court judgement what their position will be. like a “Solomon-type” judgment BERKELEY, Calif. I UPI I - Ten­ At New York, guards Eddie Adams supporting the settlement could Kevin O’Brien, town attorney, than a resolution of the boundary he SUPER SAVINGS left. But Connecticut went into a stall, drew a rash of fouls and put the nis greats Alice Marble and resolve at least a portion of the line. agreed. “We (the town and the dis­ has sought. and Mike Davis each scored 4 points game away at the free throw line. Ellsworth Vines will be honored BONANZA in overtime to help Alabama advance .South Florida finished its season at 18-11. guests April 29 at the 50th annual At Thoughts ApLENty to the second round Monday night The Huskies, led by Bob Dulin's 6-of-6 free-throw performance, sank 19- California Slate Open Tennis Cham­ against Duke. David Russell scored of-23 foul shots for 83 percent. pionships opening at the Berkeley Hijackers add demands TODAY THRU TUES. 19 of his career-high 25 points in the Dulin led the Huskies with 16 points. .South Florida was paced by Rob Tennis Club, it was announced ^ w ^ ' h u , first half — including 13 of the Rutledge with 18 and Grier with 16. Wednesday By LEN AI STER Sporlx Reporter Redmen's first 15 points — but St. the gunmen's demand that two of expressed reluctance to leave The Huskies, who took the lead midway through the first half, led by 13 Marble, a San Francisco native, DAMASCUS. Syria (UPI) - John’s never led until two free their relatives who flew to Damascus Pakistan for Libya. MARCH 17th in the second half before South Florida rallied, hitting 11 straight points to won four U S. singles titles, four I’.S Hijackers who agreed to exchange throws by Wayne McKoy put the cut the lead to two in the last minutes. to help with the negotiations be N national doubles titles and one 102 hostages aboard a Pakistani air­ Redmen ahead 59-57 late in the se­ liner for 55 political prisoners in allowed to return to Pakistan to sell The father and brother of two Need fresh environment Wimbledon crown Pakistan issued a new demand today their property. hijackers visited the plane briefly 0 When ideas of the South didn’t con­ wishful thinking on my part, maybe and threatened to kill their captives In addition, some of the 55 political today. They had been flown in from form to the North and they agreed to I’m naive but I really believe we’re unless it was met. prisoners whose freedom was Pakistan, where they were serving disagree, the former seceded from as good as they are,” Oregon State coach Implementation of the agreement demanded by the gunmen have not jail terms, to help with the the latter and the end result was the Maybe Manchester is. But it won’t worked out Thursday was delayed by been located and others have negotiations. Civil War, know and be able to play up to that While Manchester High should not level of play until it sees it regularly. Ralph Miller cited declare war on the Central Connec­ A sporatic diet of Bulkeley, Hart­ /!? ticut Interscholastic League (CCIL), ford Public, Weaver, South Catholic, etc., couldn’t hurt. NEW YORK I UPI I - Ralph tributed to the same fundamentals ha maybe it wouldn’t be a half bad idea Miller, whose Oregon State Beavers stressed when first beginning if it gets out. It’s better than a Civil War. executed with cold precision en route \Ve play along team concepts I Especially for the basketball to a nearpcrfecl season, has been first developed hack in 1945 when I Obituaries AUTO-DEFROST season. Rematch tonight named United Press International's was still a high school coach in Kan­ REFRIGERATOR Manchester is one of the larger DOUBLE STAMPS When East Catholic met South 1980-81 Coach of the Year sas, " he says "We apply pressure AUTOMATIC schools in the state and plays in the both offensively and defensively and william F. Simon Jr. August Schmidt WITH ANY Catholic, after losing twice previous­ Miller, a 60-year-old chainsmoker Gertrude E. Frink WASHER Class LL Division. Most of the with more than 30 years of coaching create a fatigue factor among the the U :R M )\ - William F. Simon MULTI CYCLE GREEN APPLIANCE better/best teams in this class are ly to the Rebels, and then Bulk,, ley MANCHESTER - August SOUTH WINDSOR - Gertrude experience, was a runaway choice in opposition It's not a gambling type Jr., 79, of 108 Union St., died LAROE CAPACITY from the major. cUiesp-i Hartford and High, after dropping a regular season Schmidt, 87, of 11 Ann St., died early (Easton) Frink, 79, died Feb. 21Jn" the nationwide balloting of 204 sports of play. Rather, it's based on conser­ New Haven for example. engagement, in state tournament Thursday at Rockville General this morning at Manchester Miami, Fla. She was a fortTmF-fesi- BONUS SAH FREE writers and broadcasters released vative principles." The Silk Towners have a problem, play it was able to turn the tables on Hospital. He was the husband of Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ dent of South Windsor and E ^ t Hart­ 1500 STAMPS Thursday This season, behind 6-foot-ll center band of Anna (Reinke) Schmidt. 500 STAMPS however, especially- come tourna­ those foes. The Eagles, with the shoe Frances (Krikbridc) Simon. ford. She was the wife of George A. Winning by a more than a 4-to-l Steve Johnson and 6-4 guards Ray ment time. They are suburbia and on the other foot, hope the reverse He was born in Glastonbury and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Frink Sr. with each margin, Miller collected 99 votes. Blume and Mark Radford, the prin­ had been a resident of the Rockville Main St., is in charge of funeral *338 play in a suburban league. They go does not come true as they meet Besides her husband she leaves a Terry Holland of Virginia was second ciples translated into victories area for the past 18 years. He had 400 Purchase all around a big city — Hartford — Bristol Eastern tonight in a Class L arrangments, which are incomplete. son, George A. Frink Jr. of New with 23 and Dale Brown of Louisiana Following last year's early been employed at Pratt & Whitney but never play any of those schools. quarterfinal. Orleans, La.; a daughter, Marion S. Slate was third with 20. knockout by Lamar in the .NC.AA Division of United Technologies Pauline R. Menta An 18-game schedule — some The quintets met a year ago in a Gale of East Hartford; a son, Harold “This team has let it be known . Tournament, the Beavers regrouped before retiring 12 years ago. He was EAST HARTFORD - Pauline would call it a stranglehold — of quarterfinal with East handily taking Easton Frink of Miami, Fla.; nine that it wants to win a championship. ” and won their first 26 games They a member of the Quarter Century (Randazzo) Menta, 75, widow of CCIL games is locked up allowing a 65-46 verdict. grandchildren; 11 great­ Miller .says. "To do that we have to occupied the No 1 ranking for eight Club and had served in the U S. Michael Menta, of 16 Melrose St., 12 CU. FT. competition against two “outsiders” East is a different club, a fact grandchildren; and several nieces 12” PORTABLE T.V. be a cold-blooded group of people straight weeks and only an 87-67 loss died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. at the most. Manchester utilizes both which Coach Jim Penders fully Marine Corps from 1924 to 1927 in and nephews. BLA C K & WHITE V. 2 DR. FAMOUS MAKE who play 40 minutes every game. We to Arizona Slate in the linal game of Nicaragua. She was born in Canicattini Bagni, of those contests to play crosstown acknowledges. Most importantly it is Funeral services were held in $ 4 R O bonus S«H put full-court pressure on the whole the regular season' prevented a Besides his wife he leaves a son, province of Siracusa, Italy and had East Catholic. without Bob Venora, who was a Miami and burial was in Wapping > 6 9 0 9 0 1500 STAMPS torrid 15-for-15 from the field in a 35- game for one reason because other perfect year, tfregon State finished Mark Simon of Rockville; three lived in Hartford most of her life. She 19” CO LOR T.V. “We do not play city schools No 2 in the national rankings, over­ was employed for 35 years by Cemetery. point effort a year ago. Eastern is people don’t like it " daughters, Deborah Simon of enough and it hurts us,” stated It is a formula that carried the taken by DePaul in the last week of Rockville, Mrs. Carol Revello in Kolodney Dress Shop in Hartford, i m Solid State Manchester Coach Doug Pearson without Jim Bates Jr., and may be retiring 13 years ago. She was a com­ better for it. It is now more team Beavers to a 26-1 record during the voting Massachusetts, and Joan Simon of following Wednesday’s 68-60 setback regular season and not about to be Miller, who lets his assistants do East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. municant of St. Augustine’s Church CARD OF THANKS >298 to Hartford Public. oriented with everyone involved. of Hartford. ‘‘They’re a different team. And abandoned as Oregon Slate prepares the recruiting, this sca.son assembled Dorothy Weldon of Glastonbury; and ^ e could have used a word closer for Saturday’s .NC.AA Tournament a winning blend of speed, finesse, four grandchildren. She leaves two brothers, Pasquale The family of Thomas J. Murphy wishes to mortification and been nearer the we’re a different team, too," Randazzo of Enfield and Salvatore to thank relatives, friends and neighbors Penders voices, “I don’t know if game against Kansas Stale. diligence and power. Funeral services will be held truth. Blume - a third-team All-America Randazzo of South Windsor; two for their thoughtfullness and sincere ap­ there will be an effect from last year, "I'm an old dog.” he says, "but the tonight at 8 at the Ladd Funeral - and Radford applied incessant sisters, Mrs. Lucy Doering of Wind­ preciation for cards, flowers and food; NOW TAKING ORDERS if anything it may give us a psy­ system is exciting." Home, 19 Ellington Ave, Burial will also special thanks to the Rockville Miller has won 512 games and is pressure on defense and made few be at the convenience of the family. sor Locks and Mrs. Mary Failla of Preview required chological edge but we won’t sell Hospital Doctors and Nurses for their FOR THE NEW EXCLUSIVE ^ 0 ” e l e c t r i c the third winningest major active mistakes when handling the ball or Friends may call at the funeral home Hartford; and several nieces and services. It is very difficult for any team to them short. We don’t fear but will .^£*Bnoil.Efl(OVEN coach Only Kay Meyer of DePaul running the break At forward were from 7 p.m. until the time of the ser­ nephews. RCA VIDEO DISC try to adapt to an opponent whose respect them.” Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy and Marv Harshman of Washington two newcomers freshman Charlie vice. Funeral services will be held SPECIAL SAVINGS style has not been seen before. Yes, East, over the years, has had much Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from the have won more Sitlon. a native Oregonian and Lailla D. Parente ON ALL you can put up a good fight but win­ more success in tournament play transfer Lcs Conner But the crux of Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral Home, CARD OF THANKS ning is another matter. than crosstown Manchester. The Before coming to Oregon State in COVENTRY — Lailia (DiCioccio) 1971, Miller coached at Iowa and the team, of course, was Johnson, 247 Washington St., Hartford with a VCR’S You have to know what’s coming main explanation has been better Parente, 72, died Thursday at The family of Albert (Bob) Morrison Wichita State. And since joining the who would get the ball down low and mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at VISIT OUR and how to handle it through talent. But another factor has been Manchester Memorial Hospital. She wishes to thank relatives, friends and Beavers he has averaged nearlyJ8 hit the percentage shot. A second- St. Augustine’s Church. Burial will VIDEO TAPE LIBRARYI experience and you’re not going to do ;he schedule the Eagles play. They was the widow of Frank Parente. neighbors for the help they gave during victories a year, including the team All-America. .Johnson averaged be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. 25” T.V. that by facing the Halls, ire in the Hartford County She was born in Canton and lived in his illness and also sincere appreciation FULL SIZE OVEN Pacific-10 title the last two seasons. 21 points a game and set an NCAA Friends may call at the funeral home Welhersfields, Fermis and Conards Conference, which unquestionably is West Hartford most of her life before for all the cards, flowers and food. 100% Solid State record by shooting 75 percent from today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. BONUS SU of the world. 1 better basketball league, and^pU/ He has been named Coach of the coming to Coventry three years ago. Mrs. Evelyn Morrison FREE 5 YR. WARANTEE Year in three conferences; Missouri the floor. *248 1200 STAMPS Face fact; when it comes to tide games are pitted against strong She had worked at the Royal ON PICTURE TUBE. Valley, Big Ten and Pac-10. Holland, behind center Ralph basketball the QCIL is where it’s not. .earns whenever possible. Typewriter Co. for many years, FREE 1 YR. PARTS A LABOR Connecticut’s Chuck Aleksinas takes rebound away from Not since UCLA ruled the game in ■Sampson and guard Jett Lamp, How many college Division I players East plays a variety of styles and retiring in 1970. She was a member of Police probe robbery the ‘60s and '70s has a team from the guided Virginia to its first regular- $ d Q 7 bonus S&H has it produced in recent years? How lecause of that knows what to expect South Florida's John Grant during NIT game last night in Tam­ the Ladies Auxiliary of the ,^ilitary season Atlantic Coast Conference ti­ SOUTH WINDSOR - South ■ f 51 f 2500 Stamps about a lot of years? ind how to handle situations. pa. UConns went on to win 65-55 and will face Minnesota We.st emerged as powerful and ivell- Ordel; of the Purple Heart. police believe was mace. balanced as Oregon State. Miller, tle The Cavaliers, '25-3. were No. 3 in Windsor Police are continuing the in­ “I still think we’re as good as they That’s an edge which Manchester Monday night at the Hartford Civic Center at 8 o’clock. (UPI She leaves two daughters, Mrs, An­ Police said the cash register was ■the nation vestigation into an armed robbery vould like. however, insists his success is at­ toinette O’Brien of West Hartford cleaned out but the exact amount of are,” Pearson insists, “Maybe it’s photo) Thursday shortly after 10 a.m. at Ar- and Mrs. Rose Lemieux of Coventry; money taken hasn’t been deter­ mata’s Package Store on Sullivan three brothers, Dominick DiCioccio mined. The employees said they Avenue. of Hartford, Samuel DiCioccio of thought it was atout $500. Police said the robbery was Newington, and Salvatore DiCioccio reported by two store employees. Police said when they arrived of Wethersfield; three sisters, Lena Lamar crushes hopes of Missouri Police said the employees were Boccucci of Windsor, Mrs. Angelina someone who had been in the vicinity allegedly held up by a black male Petrella of Newington, and Mrs. at the time of the holdup said they NEW YORK (UPI) - .A victory brandishing a pistol. The employees last year, said inside play was the furious Missouri comeback. The America, scored 25 points to pace finished its season at 20-12. Marie DiBattista of Eqpt Hartford; saw a black van containing two black MAYTAG DELUXE over Lamar would have been perfect with a 24-6 record were put on the floor and tied up and difference between the two Missouri Tigers trailed 69-67 with 20 seconds to Maryland over stubborn Tennesee- All-America Danny Ainge scored five grandchildren and five great­ males take off west on Sullivan for Missouri coach Norm Stewart. It Charles Bradley scored 20 points their faces were sprayed with what Avenue. ______^ AUTOMATIC DRYER games this season. play. Chattanooga. In .Saturday afternoon's 21 points and Fred Roberts added 19. grandchildren. 13” COLOR T.V. would have set up a longed-for “They didn’t get the ball inside on and Bill Garnett added 18 to lead MULTI CYCLE - 3 CYCLE DISHWASHER Olliver hit six field goals, most second round. Maryland faces No. 7 to power BYU over Princethn. The Wyoming, 24-5, to its seventh con­ Funeral serwTces will be held rematch against LSU, which us as they did in the first game,” said from long range, in the first half and 100% SoUd State 2 YR. PARTS GUARANTEE CuGtoiTi Energy Saver defeated the Tigers in the third round Indiana. Cougars, 2.3-6, advance the second secutive win Wyoming faces 18th- Saturday at 9:15 a m. from the THMKSOVIK AUTO SHUT OFF the first-year coach. “I suppose Lamar opened a 32-28 lead. In the se­ Freshman center Tony Costner D’Esopo Wethersfield Chapels, 277 includea door panel of the NCAAs last year. round Saturday against llth-ranked ranked Illinois Saturday. Howard, an NOVEMTO ST. JUDE’ Norm had a difficult time getting his cond half, with Davis on the bench .sank two free throws with three UCLA. Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, Residents find f O R Q BONUS S&H f O O O b o m issm t O h o BONUS SU But a funny thing happened on (he team up because we were horrible all-black .school that had red ribbons because of fouls, Long came up with MiilKCHl Ki‘gioiial at \uHliii, ‘I'i'mih sewn on their uniforms in memory of with a mass of Christian burial at 10 0 M) SI Ml. Mrtir. (Ml, £ X m Q 1500 stamps £ 9 9 1500 STAMPS O W 2500 STAMPS road to that rematch Thursday night'. the first time we played them. This six field goals to hold off Mi.ssouri, iMlrtB MIM li MaM M SMni I The Cardinals of Lamar, who seem Reserve forward Darrell Walker the slain black children in Atlanta. a m. in St. Mark the Evangelist time we were more deliberate, more which finished 22-10 as the Big Eight auto tires cut •IlMM OMI. H*W Mmmr fl d EXPERT SALES PERSONS-NOT CLERKS came off the bench to score 19 points Iinished 17-12. Church, West Hartford. Burial will to rise to great heights during the deliberate than we have been all champion. NCAA be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, * 1 I* M*l P*««|i h Ml postseason, crushed any hopes the and lead struggling Arkansas past ''ll m l ti M Maw m in i km M • HIEE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE • HIEE • season. We’ve been the underdog all In other NCAA action, St. Joseph's pesky Mercer. Arkansas, 23-7, w ill, Friends may call at the funeral EA.ST HARTFORD Some residents of Tigers entertained of a clash with seconds remaining to break a 57-57 il ■) im M kMli M a aim' year and we’ll be the underdog the (Pa.) defeated Creighton 59-57 and meet defending national champion chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Warren Street went out to their driveways SBniCEA LSU by pinning a 71-67 upset on rest of the way.” No, 20 Maryland dumped Tennessee- lie and give St Joe’s a victory that M M iMi iM (Ml pm a cm h LOCAL * " " “ B WjSfHgl IM HOMICOUMI Missouri. Louisville Saturday. Mercer, which p.m. Thursday morning find tires slashed on their ■I a*am. aM M a M (mm M old Mike Olliver and Terry Long Chattanooga 81-69 in the Mideast sends the Hawks, 23-7, against No. 1 cars. DiUVaY INSTALUTIOIIS APPLMNCiS COROt HOOKUPS TV ADJVtTMBITt “We just had some breakdowns on finished 19-13, was paced by guard q m piMai. a n m I pnaki a mM struck from long range to combine Regional; James Madison defeated DePaul in a second-round game Battle to deadlock Lena R. Patterson defense,” said Stewart, who cited a Dartez Talbott with 22 points. Police are investigating the incident in IMI MM Mm M can m a ki a for 41 points and pace Lamar, which Georgetown 61-55 and 17th-ranked Saturday. Manchester Soccer Club's "B" 12- 22-point victory over Lamar during W ■■.si Ri-gioiial at Lon Viigelt'K MANCHE.STER — Lena (Remor) which one or more tires on each of eight aM. will meet LSU Saturday. Olliver, the Brigham Young downed Princeton F.iihI Ki-gioiitil at Prm iilc iirc , R.l. and-under squad battled to a 1-1 tie Patterson of 89 Bigelow St., died this vehicles in driveways were slashed by vandals 647-9997 the regular season as a possible Linton Townes scored 15 of his 19 Randy Reed scored 24 points and tai (m l a hMn, laM M Mw 17th highest scorer in NCAA history, 60-51 in the East Regional; Arkansas Kansas State overcame a 9-point with the West Hartford Wolves last morning at her home. She was the during the night. M MHm- fiMKIii wmk ti n M it TONIGHT TIL 9 reason for the loss. "I couldn’t tell points in the second hall to power 647-9998 Ir " " led Lamar with 25 points. He and struggled past Mercer 73-67 in the halftime deficit en route to a victory Saturday at the Glastonbury Indoor wife of William Patterson. They bre asking any residents of that area ti aa pm ai M M ii MM n> fiieUcTt; MON., THORS., FRI. whether we were looking .past quarterbacking guard .Alvin Brooks ECAC South champion Jam es other Midwest Regional game; Kan­ Soccer Facility. m Lamar. This has been a difficult over USF in the West Regional Kan­ The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 who observe anything suspicious to phone M M . na m m M am bm' ITFORDRD U L / m ANCHEST directed a skillful spread offense sas State edged San Francisco 64-60 Madison over Georgetown. The vic­ Jeff Cappello accounted for the Mm a a i I Im W M nfM TIL 9 group to read all season.” sas sTatc, 22-8, moved into the second Main St., is in charge of funeral police, anonymously if necessary. which protected slim leads late in and Wyoming routed Howard 78-43 in tory sends the Dukes, 21-8 and com­ Manchester goal Mike MacDonald Lamar coach Pat 'Foster, who in­ round of the tournament and will arrangements, which are in­ The residences involved stretched from m OF K U m • McKFl ST. TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5 to each half. the West Regional. peting in their first NCAA, into the played well offensively and Tom herited a team that advanced to the face No 2 Oregon Stale Saturday complete. one of the street to the other. THl PlOPll WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICIS i PERSONAL SERVICE m init u fxii Two free throws by B.B. Davis Diana defensively for the locals. third round of the NCAA tournament MiileuHl Rcgioiiul ill Dayluii, Ohio second round Saturday against ninth- San Francisco finished its season with 19 seconds to play ended a Albert King, a .second-team All- ranked Notre Dame. Georgetown 11 THE HERALD. Frj . March 13, 1981 52 matches in 24-hour span THE HERALD.J-Yi . March 13. 1981 - I.5 training, _ 56 By KAKL VOST champion Doug Crawford will also Friday's schedule: sP\ Scoreboard S|i Pate®(l) 4 L-eTrevino third placements and $50 for coming Valbuena-Bray winner. only three Oakland hits, to power the nipped Toronto 3-2, M ontreal nings for the Expos. for the final matches and tickets t a o B Washington 35 39 .473 23'z Quarter-finals Roberta Sp<*er 38-39 -77 ® ;t) f tie Tom Watson and Don in fourth. Doubles pairings: James-Norton A’s to a 2-0 victory over the clobbered Los Angeles 5-1, and Atlan­ New Jersey 21 51 292 36'i Thursdav. March 19 and Fridav, March JoAnn Prentice 77-40 77 .Ianuary® 42 7. Tom Kite ® f4 8 lie will be available at the door for (Vntral Division 20 Ai-Yu Tu 35.-42 77 Jack Nieklaus and And\ Bean®f(6 Id The Open Doubles purse will be vs Valbuena-Dobrowski, Lyons- Milwaukee Brewers in the exhibition ta topped the New York Yankees 8-2. At West Palm Beach, free agent x-Milwaukee fi3 20 726 - Semifinals Barbara RmhI) ;«-39 77 Ben Crenshaw ® ffl all three days .39-38 77 $300. $150. $75 and $50 Action starts partner vs. - Uthgenannt-Casalino, opener for Oakiand. At Cocoa, Fla., Danny Heep’s two- acquisition Ciaudell Washington and Indiana 40 33 .fi48 13 Monday, March 23 at Madison S(]uaro Kalhv Martin Percentage of sub-p.ir h.tles I Tom Most pro Jack Redmond will super­ Chicago 37 36 fid? 16 Garden. V p m and9 p m Martha Hansen 38- 39 77 Watson 2HI 2 .lerrv P.de ‘2T.1 3 Bruce this afternoon at 3:30 with six singles Mayotte-Ratcliff vs. Bouquin-Rick Beard pitched the final three in­ run, sixth-inning double rallied the Bob Horner knocked in two runs each Mlanta 28 44 389 24>z Championship Round Beveriev Davis-CiHiper 40 .17 77 Lielzke 25.3 4 .lohnnv Millei 242 ; Ben vise play Ho will also team with Phil ('arole Jm* Skala 39- 38 77 Crenshaw 241 6, iLn Flovd 238 7 matches. Five singles matches will Sargeson. Ghelli-Davenport vs. nings to gain credit for the triumph Houston Astros and sent the Blue in a five-run second inning to power rieveland Z 46 355 27 WcKlne.sday. March 2fi at Madison Coons in doubles while Tom Casalino Detroit Ifl 55 247 35 SquareGarden.7p.m and9nm Cindv Ferro 40- 37 77 Bobby Clampett 236 8 he Harnev follow at 4 30. another five at 5.30 Britton-Fawaz, Hamilton-Bates vs. while Bob Galasso, the last of four Jays to their third straight loss. the Braves. A1 Hrabosky. John Western ('onference Cindy Ferro 40- 77 77 Thompson and Andv Bean ‘ICt 19 .lack will be in the 35 singles competition Midwest Division NCAA Basketball Tournament 1/aura Baugh-Cole :«-40 78 Nn klaus 226 and four doubles events at both 7 and Office-Lee. Carey-Aarts vs. Hughes- Milwaukee pitchers, was the loser. Heep’s hit scored Scott Loucks from Montefusco and Gene Garber Eagles I Bruce Lielzke 7 2 lie All three are on the .\1RC staff. W 1. I’ct (IB Bv I'niled Press International Marty Dickerson ;f7-41 78 ' 8 30 Williams. Redmond-Coons vs. Kelvin Moore walked to start the third base and Tom Wiedenbauer stopped the Yankees on seven hits as ’.-S \ntonio 46 27 630 lAll Times ESTi l-on Garliacz 38-40- 78 Mark Haves. L.n Hinkle Bill Krat/ert Top seed John James will play at Watson-Bishop. Van Kruiningen- from first to erase a 2-1 Toronto lead. the Braves won their second game in Kansas Citv 37 36 .507 9 I Figures in parentheses represent region Theresr* Hession 38- 40 78 .lohnny Miller ,)iin Simr.ns Bohhv Top seed in the 35 age group is WMlia Oakland seventh, went to second on a Houston 34 38 472 11'z al seeding and season record i a-Julic Jagger 39- 39- 78 Wadkins, Bohhv Clamjieit Terrv Diehl 4 30 against Tim .Norton Second .Moorc vs Crawford-Bray Times to Don Sutton, making his Astros three outings. Denver 30 42 417 15'z First Round Anne Mane Palli 37-41 78 Bruce Douglass all wiili 4 Karim Fawaz with Bray .No. 2. Ted sacrifice by Mickey Klutts and t tall 26 47 3F6 20 .lune Staton 41- 77 78 Birdies I Lirrv Nelson 121 2 tie seeded and two-time and defending lloelin .No 3 and Redmond No 4 be announced Dallas 12 61 164 34 EAST REGIONAL Michelle Walker :B-40 78 Tom Purizer Ben Crenshaw and Dave Pacific Division JoAnn W’asham :f7-41 78 EichellH-rger 111 f M.iik O Meara 112 Thursdav. March 12 at I’rovidence, H 1 .ludy Whitehouse 40 .38 78 6, lie, Mark l.ye and Andv ik'.in 111 H PhiK-mx rj 22 707 - James Madison 61. Georgetown Rou(|uin ’. 1. An^-eles 47 24 662 4 .lenny Lee Smith 41-38 79 Bru( (■ Lietzke'Kr 9 \ an< e Healner Kft Brigham Young 60, Princeton 51 Beth Solomon 41- HI. Houston (21-8) vs (9) Villanova 1977 Crawford 1977 Crawford-Bray \-clim hed division title <19 -1(1). 9 38 p m Susie Horning 41-38 79 fflf f Curtis Strange 6 he. Seotl Brav Smqison .ind Rav Eloyd 613 8. tie .lerrv 1978 Drake 1978 M ayolle-K aleliff ’.-clinched plavolf berth Rohm Walton 41-40 81 Bullet hopes fade Thursdav s Results MIDEAST REGIONAL Marga Stubblelicld 41-40 -HI Pat<’ and Michael Rrannan liili lo tie 1979 Bouquin 1979 M'iiliams-Hu'ghes Indiana 114. Washington 107 Thursdav. March 12 al Davton. Ohio .ludy Kimhall 40- 41 81 (H'orge Arr her and IH.Ii Bvm.in frt( Dallas 120. Golden Slate IIB St Joseph's (F’a f.9, Creighton 57 .loan Jovee 41- 40 81 PRIZE MONEY 3 1980 Crawford-Brav 1 1980 Crawford quarterfinal foes at Berlin Milwaukee 131 Denver 113 Maryland 81. Tonn -Chattanooga 69 Cindy Chamberlin 41-40 8) 1 -lohnnv Miller Si'll .9?:) 2 Rrin e :«-44 82 b)S Angeles 122. San [)iego 114 Friday. March 13 at Tuscaloosa. Ala am-Kav Cornelius Lielzke $121 15,7 3. Andv Bean $Ui :iSi 4 Priday s Games Ali.son Sheard 41-41 fa Male Irwin $W 786 f '01111 Kite fTH llil if. 1 Boston College (2I4ii vs 1121 Ball Patty Snvder 47 -36 m 6 Lin Hinkle $79IT! 7 .lerrv I’ate Indiana vs Boston at Hartford St 120-91,8 08 pm By LEN AUSTER niicago at New York a-amateur 9il 416 8 Tom Watson $r: BIF 9 David <7i Alabama-Birmingham i2l-7i vs Graham $5-1475 Hi Ben (lenshaw Herald SporUwriter Denver at Atlanta ' 1(11 Western Kentucky (21-71. 10 38 p m for playoff berth New Jersev at Cleveland $54,426 By the end of evening the two Seattle at t)otroit MIDWE.ST REGIONAL Doral Open Philadelphia at Milwaukee Thur.sday March 12 at Austin Tex At Miami, March 12 NEW YORK G Pli - Last year, points. Ballard broke out of a scoring point-play with three seconds quintets may be sick of looking at Portland at Hou.ston Limar 71. Missouri l>7 slump with 21 and Kevin Grevey remaining to give Dallas its second each other. Kansas ('ily at Izos Angeles Arkansas 73, Mercer 67 David Graham 33 33 ® the Washington Bullets secured the New facet for Martina^ Saturday's Games straight victory, lying the club's Two clubs similar in style. East Friday March 13 at Wichita Kan Gil Morgan 34 -32 ® final playoff berth on the last day of added 19 Ctevelanil at Atlanta i7' Kansas i22-7i vs HOi Mississippi Hay Floyd :i4-32 66 Indiana led at the halt. 53-47, longest winning streak of the year. Catholic and Bristol Eastern, will put Detniit at Indiana il6-l3i 8 (R p m Keith Fergus 34-33 -67 the season This year, the last day of I'lah at Houston <61 Wichita .Si (234iivs (111 Soulhern Tom W'eisKopf their season may already have despite being outrebounded 28-15. in­ Purvis Short, who fouled out with each other to the test tonight when San Antonio at San Dievo r ' 17-1(11. Ill .38 p m Leonard Thompson :44-34 ffl seven minutes to go, left with a tliey meet in a CIAC State Basketball Dan Pohl 3LT7 ffl passed cluding 13-^ off the otfensive boards. confidence in her game GOl.DKNSTATK (I’lRi WEST RKGIONAI. David Edwards ;a-35) ffl J it The Indiana Pacers all but ended The Pacers, who are 40-33 and career-high 45 points. Tournament quarterfinal at Berlin Smith 6 M 13. King 7 T-9 19. Carroll 2 Thursdav March 12 at b)S Angeles. Bob Murphy ;r.-33 -66 playoff-bound, led most of the way. DALLAS (UPI) — Martina trail as she defeated Virginia Wade, Jausovec, exhibiting a consistent High at 7:30. 3- 9 12 l.ucas 4 0-0 fl, Short IB 7-7 15 Cahl Scott HiK’h .351-35)- ffl Washington's fleeting playoff hopes Bm-k- IT I. Nuggfl- 1 IJ 6-4, 6-3, to reach the quarterfinals of playing style, is the No, 7 seed in the llasseltO 1-1 16. ParkerOO-00. Mavfield KansasSt 64. San Francsico60 Hale Irwin 35i-33 ffl BOWLING sputtering temporarily in the third Navratilova, top seed of the ninth East, 169, topped Bulkeley High to 10-0 2. Reid 1 1-33 Totals 15 23-33 118 W vmnmg 78, Howard t) Fuzzy ZiK’llor 34-34 ® Thursdav night with a 114-107 victory At Milwaukee. Mickey Johnson DALLAS il20i quarter when Washington look a 67-64 tournament on the women’s pro ten­ the $200,000 tournament. tournament. She plays unseeded Bet- gain the Region III championship in Fridav. March 13 al El I’aso, Tex Tom Kite .Y)-33 ® over the Bullets behind 24 points by scored a season-high 23 points, in­ In her fifth match since surgery on tina Bunge of (joral Gables, Fla., LaGarde 3 7-9 13. Spanarkol 10 6-6 26. <7t Idaho i2f-3i vs dOi Pittsburgh GB- l.vn D)lt 35.-34 ® H\ I'n ikfl I'ri’ss Iniernationul George McGinnis and 22 by Johnny lead Davis hit a short jumper nis winter circuit, says she has its last encounter while Eastern, 16 Lloyd 3 1-2 7 Davis 7 4-418. Mack 3 2 3 ID 9 (R p in Miller Harber .34-36- 79 At M ilwaukee M .irch l2 cluding 12 in the third period, to lead expanded a vital dimension of her her knee last fall, the fourth-seeded Friday. 3 Hobinrine 9 4-4 22, Byrnes r 1-2 II 161 Fresno St t2f-:D vs i)D Garv Plaver :K-.34 79 The top 24 Imwiers w itli m .di h pl.iv Davis moments later to give Indiana a 74-73 5, comes off an 81-70 setback to Pietkiewicz 1 O-O 3, Jeelani 4 4-6 12 Northeastern '23-f <. II 38 p m rcconis and total pint.ills .illei lout the Bucks Milwaukee, trailing 59-54 King staved off six break points in a Third-seeded Pam Shriver won 14 Allen Miller X-Y- 79 The setback dropped Washington 2 'z advantage and the Pacers never game — confidence. Bristol Central in the Region IV title Totals 4f 29-36 120 Hubert Green 33- 37 79 rounds :{2 games at the half, struck for 42 third- ‘‘My errors were few and far 10-minute opening game, broke the points in a row at one stage of her 62, GoldenStatc 29 31 29 29-llB .Second Round Mark 0 Moara 34- 1 .lt)c 36 79 Hutchinson Sci.m ion P,i '3 games behind Chicago in the battle trailed again clash. Dallas 34 30 28 2R- 120 EAST REGIONAL .lohn Fought ,34-36 79 ' 711 quarter points, including 8 in a row unseeded Wade four times and never 62 victory over Roberta McCallum Three-point goals Short 2 Bassett for the sixth and final playoff spot in "We played a very good team that between tonight," Navratilova said “I think the game will be like Saturday, Mar^h 14 at Providence R 1 Lynn .lan.son :i4-36 79 2 George Pappas Charlotte N ' 6-2 bv Johnson, to pull to 'a 96-78 third- trailed. of Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Shriver, who has Pielkiewicz Kouled out Carroll. Shoi '6' lirigham Young <234ii vs <3i Barney Thompst.n .Y,-;® 79 • 743 the Eastern Conference, Washington has more wins than we do. so the loss Thursday following an impressive 6- looking in a m irror,” reflected I dial loul.s Golden State 31. Dallas 26 I ( LA (204)1. 1 23 p m Mike Sullivan 34 36 79 :) Kevin Gillette Klorem e Kv 6-2 quarter lead. Wade, 35, couldn’t serve well reached the quarterfinals of every Tet hnical.s- DallasCoach Motta LiGai >1(1' James Madison (21-fii vs '2i Terry Diehl 34-.T6 79 ^ 72) has eight games left and Chicago has wasn't too shocking." said Grevey 2, 6-0 win over fellow Ciech Katerina Eastern Coach Jim Bates, ’both are «lc. King A f .3a» enough to stay with King, whose lobs tournament she entered during this Notre Dame (22-4i . 3 f-3 n m Gihby Gilbert 34.37 -71 4 Davellusted Mitw.iiikie Ore 44 nine. " We played hard but we played slop­ I.iikrr- 122. Cli|i|irr- 114 Skronska. very similar, both play zone, both Sumiav. March If at ( narlottc. N C Scott Simpson :M-37 71 • 721 Aside from hitting the net judge and passing shots were just as adroit year’s circuit, meets sixth-seeded LOS ANGt-U.ES G22i Houstiin-Villanova winner vs iD Bill Calfee ;M-:r7 71 ' Bari Ro)ek NorthTonawanda NA At the present time, of course, it py tonight. Those stupid fouls all At San Diego, Magic Johnson look inside, tx>th are controlled, dis­ Chones 3 3-f. 9. Wilkes 12 5-7 29. Abdul- Virginia (2T-3i. 3 (R p m Tom Jenkins X-36-71 7-1 r.716 as in the previous two decades when Kathy Jordan of King of Prussia, doesn't look good,' said added up Now's there's pressure on scored 27 points, pulled down 9 with a stray forehand in the first cipline teams which don’t take bad labhar 8 10-14 26 Nixon 7 3-417. Johnson S irginia Commonwealth-lxmg Islan Roger Kennedy 33- 1) D 38 aveKappel 71 Cho ago 3-f '*1® she won six Wimbledon singles Pa., Friday. 12 3-4 27 Ct«)p<*r 3 2-2 R. Uindsh(,'rgor 3 winner vs i4i Tennessee (20-7( f 38 Frank Conner X-.36 71 7 Heiirv (.onzalez Colordao Springs Washington's Greg Ballard' every game. Maybe it's a matter of rebounds, dished out 7 assists and game, Navratilova was almost shots.” '11 6. Holland 0 0-2 0, Brewer 0 O-O 0, p m Mike Held 36- Col Y)-:-3 71 ■ 6711 Ruzici and Joanne Russell won "Chicago IS playing well and we are trying too hard. It's still not over had 5 steals to lead LA Jamaal flawless. crowns. ’The Eagles and Lancers met a year .Iordan 0 0-0 0 Totals 4R 26-39 122 Ron Sireck X -X) 71 8 E.arl Anthonv D ublin ( al 44 "It was important to stay with her their first-round doubles match over s\N DIKGO ilI6i MIDEAST REGIONAL Ben Crenshaw :M-37 71 : 66:1 not This team can play better than mathematically, but we re taking a Wilkes also had 27 points and "I’m really feeling the ball well on ago in the quarterfinals with th Br 71 11 Dave .liihnson A.Mahuia o tim 6-2 added 20 points and Billy Knight 19. 'liiM-rii'k- I2(t. Warrior- I 18 trailed after Johnson took the a 16for-15 shooting performance and LosAiigcles 38 2f.»29- 122 Sunday. March If at Tuscaloosa Ala Cesar Sanudo 34- .T7 71 : .an Elvin Hayes led the Bullets with 23 opening tip and put in a short jumper. January). I don’t think anybody is have a tittle trouble reading the ball Les Antonopblis and Beth Norton, 6 36point effort. s.in Diego 30 32 23 31 116 Alabama-Birmmgham-Westcrn Ken Curtis Strange X-X- 71 12 KicITard Martinez A'ubaCilv (al At Dallas. Tom LaGarde made a 3- at the net." 2, 3*6, 62. Three point goals Williams Taylor tuckv winner vs '2i Kentucky i22-f i. Greg I’owers .X-X 71 M , f 614 playing as confidently as I am this “This is an entirely different 'lotal Itiuls Izos Angeles 19. San Diego 1 07 p III Bud Allin :m-.x 72 13 Bo Bowden Dalla-; 44 f fin week." King will play fifth-seeded Virginia Navratilova and Shriver defeated situation,” views Bates. 2' Ktiiiled out None Technical fouls Boston College-Ball St winner vs '4' Kd Sneed X-37 72 14 Ed Messier Nashu.i N H 44 Ruzici today. Jausovec and Pam Teeguarden, 63, None -\ 13 013 Wake Forest tZI-Oi 3 37 p m A Dick Siderowf X-.7? -72 Navratilova will play Mary Lou Eagle Coach Jim Penders agrees. Victor Regalado .X-36 72 If Mike Durhin Chagrin Falls Ohio A Piatek of Muster, Ind., today. Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia 61, and Anne Smith and Kathy Jor­ “They’re a different team,” he INDIANA H14' MIDWEST REGIONAL Charlie Gibson :i6-X 72 3-f f..^«l defeated Beth Norton of Fairfield, McGinnis 8 8-11 24. Orr 4 4-4 12. .Saturdav. March 14 at Austin. Tex Ed Dougherty .X-37 72 16 Wavne Webb Tucson Ariz 3-f Three veteran golf pros In other games, Billie Jean King dan defeated Renee Blount and Kate stated, ’"They’re team-oriented in­ I.dwards 7 6-7 20. Davis 7 8-9 22 Kniglit <8i l.amar (25 f* vs iD USD (2«-3'. Peter Jacobsen X-36- 72 ^ f.34 took another stride on the comeback Conn., 63, 61. Latham, 61, 3-6, 63, '.MO 111. Bradley 1 0-0 2. G Johnson 3 0- I 2:) p m Linny Wadkins .37-1) 72 17 Al Sl((num. San Francisco 44 stead of looking to one man (Jim 0 6 (' Johnstin 3 3-4 !* Totals 38 ;W-15 (f ( .Arkansas i23-7i vs i4i [.ouisville Tommy Aaron .X-34- 72 ' :'22 Bates Jr.). It’s very disciplined, es­ 114 (21-8(. 3 5.1 P m Mike Morley X-37 72 IH Steve Westborg Cedtage Grove WASHINGTON >107' Sunday March If al Wichita Kan FrisJ Counles ;W-34 72 Ore 44 ^ 49H pecially when it gets ahead. I an­ Ballard 9 2-3 21. Hayes II 1-5 23. Wichita St-Southern winner vs i3(. Stanton .-Altgell ;f7-I. 72 19 Charln Licv Midland Tex 44 ticipate a low-scoring game.” 1 n.scld 3 0-2 6 Grevey 7 f.-7 19. Porter 7 Iowa (2I-6i I 07 p in Seve Ballesteros .X J7 72 ',486 enjoying good seasons iM) 14, Dandridge 3 0-0 6 Kupchak 2 1-2 Kansas-Mississippi winner ‘.s (‘2( Dale Douglass .X-.37 72 ai Bill S[)igner Chn ago 2-6 ’The Lancers are p ac^ by its front- ■ Collins 3 04) 6. McCarter 3 04) 7 Arizona St (24-3i,3 77 pm Bobby Nichols 37-I)--72 21 BlIMICohmian S]Sjirmglield Ore 2-6 court of 6foot-4 junior Dave Nye •Totals 48 9 19 un Mark Hayes X-37- 72 f 42!) Montreal Canadiens Indiana ‘28 2f. 32 29 114 WEST REGIONAL Terry .Maunev 37-35-72 2 Mn luiel Miller \ihu(|uerque N M my first decent round since Phoenix Edwards, Scott Hoch,’Fuzzy Zoeller, MIA.Ml I UPI I — Three veteran (16.0 points' per game). 6-foot-2 Washinglon 2:124 34 26- 1(77 .Saturdav, March 14 at Ia>s Angeles Bobby Walzel 37-35-72 44 c 4(11 The last three weeks I've played I’ve Lanny VVadkins. Tom Weiskopf, ‘23 DaveSoular K.insj-Cilv Kan 2 pros having good years and hoping to senior Scott Gaski (12.0) and 6foot-6 Three point goals Ballard, McCarle Call! Tom Storev X X 72 not played very well, but now 1 feel Leonard Thompson and Don Pohl. T'ouled out Porter Total fouls Indiana (S'KansasSl (22-8ivs (DOregonSt Barry Jaeckel :e -37 - 73 6 f mu do even better share the lead going junior Tim Curtis (11.0). Nye and 17, Washington 31 Technicals Collins. (26-1 (. 3 5.1 p m Bruce Lielzke 34-39 73 "24 Frank Ellenhurg Mi's.i Ariz 1-7 into today's second round of the $250.- my game is back on the right track , " Jack Nicklaus, who lost to Floyd in Indiana i/onei 2 A -7,f-3l (f. I Wyoming i24-51 vs (4. Illinois i20- George Burns X-X 73 ^ 283 alive and well again Curtis started as sophomores. East Catholic’s Dennis McCoy takes left-handed swipe at 7' 6 2:) [) rn .lohn SchrcRRler X-37 73 Morgan, a 34-year-old. eight-year a pla.voff here last year, finished at 74 000 Doral Open golf tournament. “This year has been much of a sur­ DENVER ill3i Sunday, March If al El I'aso Tex .leff Mitchell 34-X 73 Raymond Floyd. David Graham ad veteran on the tour, fell much the Thursday. Tom Kite, who won last basketball as It heads out of bounds in Class L Region ill llnglish? 1-2 If, llordge.s3 04)6. Issel II Ulaho-Pittsburgh winner vs (2< No Bruce Fleisher X -37 73 UALAXVS— Rita McCor- prise team,” Bates relates, “I didn’t 4- 4 27. Higgs 4 3-3 11, Thompson 4 9-11 Carolina (25-7). 5 (» p m Tommy Valentine 37-X-73 same way week at Inverrary. was in good posi­ 17 Vandeweghef 1-2 11. Rohisch 1 04)2. Gil Morgan each conquered the expect us to do as well. (But) Curtis championship tilt Tuesday night against Bulkeley High. The Fresno St -N'oriheastern winner vs '3i Mark .lames 37-36- 73 ville 130-340, Ceil Nidzik "1 didn't play too many tour­ tion with a 69. "We had a good third period but Gondrezick f 1 1 II, McKinney 3 04) 6, I'tah (24-4I.8 .38 pm Mike Donald .X-37 73 famed Doral Blue Monster course NEW YORK (UPI) - The Mon­ Laperriere. and Nye are 20 pounds heavier than Bulldogs' Langston Johnson (20) also keeps keen eye on Dunn 2 0414. Valentine) 1-13 Totals46 Mark Lye X-X 7.1 125, Sandy Pagan! 129-125- naments on the west coast but 1 Two international stars — Gary 19-26 1)3 with 6-under-par 66s Thursday to treal Canadiens, written off as a overall it was all Canadiens,” said In other games, it was last year and both are more physical. ball. McCoy turned in a 14-point, 8-rebound performance as Gary Koch X-I)-73 345, Flo Baldt 126-130-367, played well at Los Angeles and Player and Masters champion St. Louis coach Red Berenson. “They MILWACKEE 0311 / _ - David Eger X-35-73 share a one-stroke lead over young "collapsed dynasty” only last year, Philadelphia 9, Detroit 4; Calgary 6. Last year they were green Ma Johnsonf.3-3 13. Ml Johnson 102- Morris Halalskv X-.X 73 Giselle Golding 132-359, decided to play a lot more." he said Severiano Ballesteros — were East scored 56-48 win to secure Region crown. (Herald J23. Catcliings6 04) 12, Buckner7 1-4 If, Keith Fergus. are alive and well again. played a great game from start to Minnesota 3; and the New York sophomores. Now after 23 games .) C Snead .17 X 7t Celina Fairbank 127, Sally "1 feel like my game is coming playing their first tournament in the finish. ’They let up at the end of the photo by Pinto) Moncrief 7 3-4 17, Winters 4 04) 8. Golf Pat MeG.pwan X-X 73 Although Floyd hasn't won a tour­ Steve Shutt and Guy Lafleur scored Islanders 5, Edmonton 0. they’re not green and not physically I’Jmore 4 04) 8 Bridgeman 10 04) 20, Wallv Armstrong :I7-.X- 7.) Phillips 129-363, Donna nament this year, he was runnerup at around a little bit, United Slates this year. two goals apiece Thursday night to game and we almost ended up with a Flyers 9, Red Wings 4 Cummings63-4 If, Evans004)0 Totals Dave Barr x-37- 73 Rock 127, Gayle Robson Player fired a 70 and Ballesteros weak.” ment outings after dropping a pair in intense game moreso than Tuesday,” •9 12-17 131 Ken Brown 37-.X 73 the San Diego Open and ranks 12th Morgan, who has a doctorate in op­ achieve career milestones and lead point, but we didn’t deserve one.” At Philadelphia, Bobby Clarke Denver 26 33 19 3(^113 Mick .Soil :0-34 7) 136, Ann Dion 340, Kim tometry, is looking for his fifth win carded a 72. ’’They’re not a physical team. the HCC Playoffs, has shown good Penders .commented, “They know Milwaukee 31 23 42 3Tr-131 Vance Healner X-37 7.) among money winners. Graham won the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 Montreal goalie Richard Sevigny, scored his 300th career goal to lead Three-|)oint goals Issel. Valentine, Mi Phillips 125, Louise Bonino They’re more of a finesse team,” balance in the post-season play. It again it’s a one-game season." c Rod Curl .37-37- 74 the Phoenix Open Jan 25 and ranks on the tour and his first since the 1979 Money leader Johnny Miller, 1980 triumph over the league-leading St. who hasn’t lost in the Forum in two the Flyers to a rout of Detroit. Johnson Fouled oul- None Total fouls-- Mike Mc('ul)ough X-.39- 74 134, Terry Monaco 128-374, Danny Thomas Memphis Open. leader Tom Watson, runnerup Lee Penders cites from his scouting also has received increased The East-Eastern winner advances Denver 20. Milwaukee 16 Technical Eddie Pearce 37-.T? -74 ninth on the list Louis Blues. years (19 games), allowed the first Clarke picked up a loose puck and ( umming.s A 11.(15 Bv Pnitod Press Inlernaliunal Julia Reggio 366, Shirley A stroke behind Fergus at 68 were Trevino and Bay Hill Classic winner report. "I would liken us to (Bristol) boardwork from 6foot-2 forwards to Tuesday’s semifinals against the $lll),ai) 1J*GA Sun City Classic Artie McNickle X-X 74 And Morgan, without any really ’The victory stretched Montreal’s Blues goal at 2:55 of the third period shot it from the right circle between Central as being physical on the AlSunCilv West.Anz March 12 Dave Hill .37-37 74 Schultz 128. Bob Murphy. Hale Irwiri, David Andy Bean all skipped this event. Doug Bond and Dennis McCoy, the Branford-Bridgeport Central winner ' (Par 731 ChiChi HiKlrigucz ;i6-X 74 strong finishes, ranks 24th on this home unbeaten streak to 21 games when Gerry Hart beat him with a the legs of goalie Larry Lozinskl at College Basketball .lerrv McGee 3608 74 boards. We have to do that and defen­ latter coming on strong after tpissing at a site and time to be announced. Alexandra Reinliardt 32-35.- 87 year's money list. and boosted the third-place long drive from just inside the 1:32 of the second period to give sively match up on them. ’They’re a Kathv Young ;H-35) ® .lack Nuklaus 37-37 74 ANTK^l ES— Donna Ford "I'm very pleased with the way blueline. Wayne Babych scored his much of December due to a knee in­ The Class L final is slated next Satur­ CONNKCTin'Tiffi Chris .lohnstin 36 -34 70 I)an Halldorson 36- X 74 Canadiens within eight points of St. Philadelphia 4-2 lead. good shooting team, have size and Clillord Ann Creed :r -35.- 71) ,liin CollH-rt .X^X 74 125-343, Alice Sartwell 137, jury. His aggressive inside has been day night at 8 o'clock at Central Thompson 4 2-3 111 McKay 4 68 14 .lohn Trauh :i6-.X 74 I've played this year, " said Floyd. Louis, which had its six-game un­ 50th of the season at 14:15 and Mike Flames 6, North Stars 3 Mck.sinas 4 2-4 Hi. Dulm f 68 ID MullinSjH'ncor-Devlin :H-37- 71) Louise Webb 347, Chris are very patient on offense.” Alit e Miller 71) Richard Mast X-X 74 Doral's defending champion. " I was Zuke added his 22nd at 16:30 for the a big, and pleasant surprise. Connecticut State College’s Kaiser (.iscombe 0 12 1 llohlis 0 IM) D Dan Fnckcv 37- 37 74 defeated string snapped. At Calgary, Alberta, Kent Nilsson East, which has won three tourna- Kuezenski f O-O 10 Bailcvl 2 2 4 Totals .lanct Alex :)6-.Y--71 Cowperthwaite 360, Debby “I feel we’ll be back more into an Gym. :h 37 71 Mike Gove x ;» 74 10th at the Hope, 20th at Phoenix, two "We have to play like we did in the final two St. Louis goals. scored a goal and added two assists '2,3 19-23 bf Bonnie Uiucr lohn Ca\ is ;r -37 72 .link Keienz was in the top 10 at Bay Hill and tied way we played in the third period,” period because of the type of game it his 41st goal at 7:12 of the first \lcGhcc0J-21. ShepherdIHM)0 Purvis Vit ki Feigon :(7 3f- 72 .lohn Adams 372, Alberta Stevens 126, for 11th last week at Inverrary, was,” said Sevigny. “I got tkpd in Pacers - Celts in Hartford Basketball ’I ll-l 0 Totals ‘24 7-12 ff •lai'd Coles 72 DA Weitinng Clem Cataldi 132-363, said Lafleur. “We got careless and period, made a spectacular rink- Halttime Connecticut 42 South l-'lorida Kati Bis/antz ;r -37 72 .loc Inm.in "I played very well today. 1 think H ;I8 72 you can’t do that against a team like the final period. We’re all^ired length dash, swept by the Minnesota The Indiana Pacers, headed for a season, Celtics won three. In the last w mi UN'S me a Foulcdoul RulliHjgc McGhee ToUil Bettv llurleimll Tom Shaw Robin Moorhouse 135-346, on this kind of golf course you have to because of that tough 2-1 win we had ouls Connecticut 16, South Florida 19 -le.innetle Kerr 37- .Masaslii 31) 73 (l/aki Bev Anderson 137-345, St. Louis.” defense and snapped a wrist shot by playoff berth under first year coach meeting, a week ago in Indianapolis, Heritage Auto Body 2(i (Ginny leclinical Connectii ut ib<'nchi A Bcckv Pearson ;)H-37 73 Frank Heard :®-x 7 strike the ball, " he said "1 fell like 1 last night in Pittsburgh.” 102259 Kathy Whit worth 36- 37 73 .lohn Mahallcv .x-37 7 Emma Johnson 128-127-367. Shutt scored his 33rd and 34tA goalie Gilles Meloche. Jack McKinney, will head into Hart­ Billy King’s 32 points led the Pacers Roback 14. Kathy Walling 6l, ;®^34 73 did that, especially on my back nine. Referee Bruce Hood called 202 Calhv Sherk Danny Edwards ;r? ;« 7 goals, beating Blues’ goalie Mike Islanders 5, Oilers 0 ford tonight for a clash with the red to a 110-104 win. The loss snapped a Cherrone’s 2fi (Margaret Campbell Thursday s College Basketball Results Pally Sheehan :®-38 73 Dave Stockton .3f-37 7- "It was^ real solid round of golf / Liut with high shots in the first minutes in penalties, including 144 At Edmonton, Bryan Trottier Bv Phiteil I*ress International Barbara Mizrahic 37- 36- 73 (iarv McCord .X-37 7, SENIORS — Wanda hot Boston Celtics at the Civic six-game Celtic win streak, so iti’s^ 12, Liz Neubelt 7i. NCAA Tournament Vicki Singleton 36-37 73 .laimo Gonzalez .X^X 7 and I'm 'p ro u d of it because minutes for a second-period brawl .77-36 .Iim King 37-X -7( Kaselauskas 177-482. Andy period. The two goals gave Shutt 624 scored two goals and assisted on two Center. The game marks the fifth sure bet that Boston will be outro Mr. Steak 46 (Laurie Christiana 21, First round Carol Mann 7.1 sometimes you come back as defen­ that featured the second fight of the East regional at Providence, H I Kathv Revnolds 35(-38 73 Phil llanciK k .X-49 -76 Lorenzen 201-506, Earl points, placing him eighth on the all- others and goaltender Billy Smith and final appearance by the Celtics in avenge that loss in their quest to Sue Linsenbigier 8, Sandy Sawicki 7). James Madison 61. Georgetown 55 Mardell Wilkins .36-37- 73 Butch Baird X-X 76 ding champion and don't do as well as game between Montreal’s Doug Brigham Young60. Princetonfil M J Smith 36- 77 73 Lirry Ziegler 37-X -76 Everett 555. time Canadiens’ scoring list ahead of earned his second shutout of the Hartford this season. Good tickets catch Philadelphia for the Atlantic Travellers 29 (June Derench 11, Joan 38- 36 74 you would like. " said the said the 38- Risebrough and St. Louis’ Bryan Midcast regional at Dayton. Ohio Pam Migmns Tony Valentine X-X -7b 3 / ■ Elmer Each. season to lead New York. Trottier are still available for the 7:30 tip off. Division crown. Lupacchino 8). St Joseph s ( Pa 154). (Veighlon 5.7 Marlene Hagge 38- 36- 74 Gary llalllM’rg 4006 76 year-old 18th-year pro who has 12 Maxwell. Maryland 81. Tcnn -Chattanooga (B Kathv McMullen 36u Graham .X -X 76 "Sometimes when you get off to a whether anyone can catch Alexandra match or better the par-73 for the Temple 99. Clenison82 Lynn Adams 36- » -75 Calvin Peete .X-41 76 Roach 139-360, orm Vittner good start - come right out of the 6,249-yard layout. Standings, Bullets 13-1, Hawks 10-4, Alabama 73, St John's® (OTi Beth Stone 35-49 -75 Bill Kratzort X-49 76 All-Pro Hannah predicts strike Reinhardt but how many of the so- llolyCros8f8.So. Mississippi 54 Noni Schneider 38-37-75 Dave Markham 3709-76 355. Nets 6-8, Celtics 6-9, Knicks 4-10, box and win - you get a little com­ called name players will survive the In a group at 3-under 70 were Chris NAIA Tournament Patty Hayes 34- 35 -® Mark McCu mbor X-41- 77 BOSTON (UPI) — All-Pro guard AyakoQfeiHiioto 35.-35--70 placent, " he said, explaining that he want their freedom to sell their promise. Either we get it or we stay cut at the $100,000 LPGA Sun City Johnson, Clifford Ann Creed, Muffin 76ers 4-10. ’ Third round Pat Lindsey 40-37 77 John Hannah of the New England talents to the highest bidder.” out until we do. Wis EauClaireJf. Huron (SDi29 UafMra Moxnes.s 35- 36 -71 l^iren Hobt'rls 37-40 77 PINNETTES — Evelyn got a little bit "lackadaisical” about Classic. Spencer-Devlin, Alice Miller and (k*th;my Nazarene84, Ai^shnrpflR Nancy Rubin 35-36 71 Wes Smith .XX 77 Gallent 1-75-463, Jan et Patriots predicted a strike will occur The NFL’s Basic Agreement “If you could get two or three lU SINFSSMLN Hollis Stacy 35- 37 72 Buddy Alexander XX-7B working on his game on the practice After today’s 18 holes, the record Tokyo’s Ayako Okamoto. NIT Pairings *i Connie ChiHemi 37- 35.- 72 Mark Rohde X-40 78 after next season unless pro football Bv Pnited Press Inlornalional Lusby 175, Sandy Funken- lee. expires after the 1981 season and free teams bidding against each other, field of 128 will cut be to the low 70 Standings. American Betsy King 36- 36- 72 Jim N'eliord X-40 78 All Times EST 38- 34- 72 Lee Elder .X-40 78 busch 180, Marian owners agree to. modify the league’s agents in the game have found little, like the days' of the old AFL-NFL, “I don’t know why for sure but I —Manchester Cycle Shop 13-0. (records in parentheses) Karolvn Kortzman Turning to hi.-, round Thursday, he and ties for the final 36 holes Satur­ Mary Mills 36-36-'72 Desmond Srnvth X-43 79 Copeland 179-454, Ginger compensation clause. if any, mobility. The current system that would help." he said. First Round 35^^7-72 37-42 -79 glanced at his card and said: "Look feel shaky and nervous about my .Filloramo Construction 11-2, DlRosa Tuesday. March 10 Shelley Hamlin Alan Tapie day and Sunday. Donna Caponi 36-36 72 Garv Hardin .X-41 -79 Yourkas 180-521, Ellen requires a team which signs a free Hannah referred to former team­ game,” Reinhardt said after her Cleaners 10-3, Buffalo Water Tavern Dayton 66. Fordham6f( (2 0T c 38-3f)--73 37-0 79 at that I didn t have any bogeys. Hannah, honored Thursday as thd Reinhardt, 27, Albuquerque, N.M., Wednesday, March 11 Cathy Morse Rik Massengale Bauer 487, Anita Shorts agent to compensate the player’s Jane BlaliK'k 38-35)- 73 Chip Ik’ck 43-.37 ® Thai's like having a birthday. mate Sam Cunningham, who was a opening round, despite the fact she 6-8, Sportsmap Cafe 6-8. G(R)rgia74. Old Dominion® NFL’s top offensive lineman by a playing "nervous” all Thursday, Pat Myers 38- Ed Fiori 35) -T.1 40-4] 81 458, Betty Plumley 175-470. former team In draft choices. The free agent last year but sat ou( the matched the 6-under tournament National. Manchester Police 7-6, Tcxas-El PasofTf.San JoseSt 53 Sharon Barrett 39- 34 73 45.-41 -86 "I was 3-under par after five liquor company, said the current free fired a sizzling 6under-par 67 to take South Alabama 74, Tcxas Arlington 71 .)im Muszak number of choices and in what round season because no other team record she shares with defending Westown Pharmacy 6-8, Moriarty Debhie Massey 34-.'® 73 a-amateiir holes," he said. "I think when you get agent situation in the league is one a two-stroke lead over Patty Hayes Toledo 91. American 83 Kalhy Ahern .77^37 74 they will occur depends on the offered him a contract. The Patriots champion Jan Stephenson from last Fuel 6-8, Highland Park Market 3-10, Minnesota ®. Drake 77 .TB-.-® 74 off to a good start it helps your con­ “in name only. of Rockledge, Fla., and Kathy Marlene Floyd I’CA Slalisllrs Thursday, March 12 Penny I’ulz I.-39 74 TKK-TOTALERS - Tour veteran David Graham can’t stand to see his putt miss player’s salary. did make an offer, one which*Gun- year. B.A. Club 1-12. Purdue 84. Rhode Island 56 By DniUsl Press International centration. I’m very pleased with the “It’s not operative. I can’t figure Young, Portland, Orp. Sandra Spuzich 36- 38 74 iMinnnum 11 l^oundsi MaryAnn Zawilinski 180- ningham deemed unacceptable.. “I’ve had a bad hand for some time Connecticul6fi.So Florida55 37- 37 74 way I played. cup on i7th hole and turns his back and closes his eyes. He out why we can’t get an anti-trust “That’s the only thing we should go Reinhardt and Ybung played in Elaine Hand DRIVING Michigan74, Duquesnef>B Talsuko Ohs;iko 36-38 74 455, Karen Riordan 189-470, “Sam had to do what he had to do. and have had to make some SENIOR Duke79. No. Carolina A&Tffi Average Distance- 1. Dan Pohl 279 8,2. "I don’t want to brag ton much thing going (against the owners),” after,” Hannah said In reference to morning sunshine and warm breezes Manlynn Smiih ®-37 75 Fuzzv Zoeller 278 .V 3, Bill Sander 276 3, managed 6 under par to gain share of first round lead In Doral Next year, when the strike comes adjustments in my game,” Temple ®. Clemson 82. .36-39 75 Fran Misseri 180-511, Gail about my year because it's been a while Hayes teed-off during a sudden Standings. Sportsman Cafe 12-1, Alabama73. St John's® lOTi Dianne Dailey 4 Tom Purtzer 275.0 fi. FaJ Sabo273 B 6, the eight-year veteran said. “1 think the compensation clause. “We should Lynn SIronev 37 75. Hartzog 177-465, Deana at Miami with Gil Morgan and Ray Floyd. (UPI photo) around, some of those things hopeful- Reinhardt continued. "I really Fogarty Bros. 8-6, Explorers 6-7, Holy Cross5B. Soulhern Mississippi 54 38- 37 75, Bruce Douglass 273 1 7. Ijrry Ziegler roller coaster,” he .said. "This was there will be a strike. The players hit it straight on and not even com­ afternoon windstorm, that sent gusts Vicki Tabor 270 9 8 Lin Hinkle 270 6 9. Terry Iv will be rectified. " Hannah said. Friday. March 13 Mindv MiHtre Y-49 7f. Richard 470, Nancy of up to 30 mph across the Hillcrest believe I was lucky on some of my Moriarty Bros. 5-8, Fogarty Oilers 5- Marquette (2D-I0) al Syracuse dB-U 1.8 Maunev 270 3 10 tie Tommv Valentine Beverlv Klass W-39 75. .mil D.ive Fichelbi'rger 2® 9 Washburn 464. Golf Course. birdie putts.” 8, Irish Agency 3 10. l> 111 Beverlv Klass 36-;® 75. 16 - THE HERALD, Fri., March li, 1981 the: HE:RALD, Fri , March 13. 1981 — 17 Insurance research Do woodpeckers get headaches? Business / T m T \ Tm 1 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ l« Al«•« O ^ Scoreboard NEW YORK (U PD -In­ speed cameras for long clusion that workers hours. Department of Labor, surance companies spon­ periods. It was determined helmets should be lighter Although Cornell is in monitored by insurance Finance sor or monitor research on that the bird strikes at a but thicker, better padded New York, manv of the 2.- people, implies that folks the durnedest things — speed of about 15 miles an and the surface material 000 couples interviewed to who do work around the like, do woodpeckers get hour, that a single peck hard enough to resist punc­ get these figures live in R JP 's Angle house, indoors or out, are TIM E 31:84 Polly Vengeance Ehccitement Utah and Oregon. Minn<‘>xiUi EIGHTH HACK 51 6 (D> I Found You headaches from banging takes le s s than one- ture, Also that the helmet Quimela: 4&5 Pd 68.00 Zoophllous Locker Key dumb if they don’t buy and I j|^,ir\. 3U3-< 4 Good As Gold 10 10 4 40 2.80 lYilecU 4-5-1 Pd $708.90 Atomic Power 10th 5/16 A their beaks into trees all thousandth of a second and should have a neck brace, The Insurance Institute Kirst 1 (\ilcjrv. NilssiteNil:tson. Murd Aqua Dulce Quinieia: 6Sc7 Pd $28 80 And Much More Jinbo Cole over-indulgence in booze? Millan Cal.: 19 MacMillan Cal 9 r7. 7 Jam ie’s Amanda 11.60 8 80 7.20 Carry Bye him around? experiences on lift-off in a was figured at the federal Mnuston Cal If 3K ■ T rifecU : 7-0-8 Pd $200 10 Cadillac Dan Jamie's Peg 5 KPS Opposed 6.80 6.20 Lea The answer to the ques­ Saturn V rocketship. But minimum wage of $3.35 an Yes, but only for the first Exclusively yours Third pcruKt 4 Calparv Ijvaltcc 14 TWELFTH RACE: 5/16 tB) Bjorn Borg Peco’s Pacer • l’cplin'»kiI 3 T4 r Calt'arv Chouinard 6 Teho's Winner 16 40 Big Janek nth 5/16 C tion about the woodpeckers even at a thousand times a hour. If it were calculated two drinks containing a ThurMlay ' Kuhibition llaseball Results TIME 31 85 2 Chris F 6.00 8.00 2.40 Paharo 3 i.Nih.son Hcinharli TO 6. Mm- Plush Pup Hv { niii*d Prcs.s International Quiniela 5A7 Pd $29 80 4 Bad Vada 9 40 5 80 Tonic Hawk , 7lh 5/16 C is "no” and if you want to second, it doesn't bother at the going rate in many total of three and a half How well informed wc FRIDAY iK*s4)i.i I'altnfr2'< hn<;lnM AndcrsMini. Laguna Catfish 3 7 MmncMiia Ciccarella 10 ' Addinp (Tiicpao-Detroit score i TrifecU 7-5-6 Pd $1970 10 I DMC Charger 3.80 3rd 5/16 D F ^ ie Dell ounces or less of 86 proof arc ol the activities in MARCH 13. 1961 I’ilt'burph3. Chicago H 6 TIME 31 66 Houston Cal 1.3 d| \tlanta8 New York 'AI,«2 1 Old Form 3.60 2.80 Dudley's John M BL's Uttle Girl I2th 5/16 B in order to improve the a boxer preparing for a The Cornell researchers concluded the American vlU National Collafliata Baakal- Quinieia 4A6 Pd $28.20 news sources. Every week Shoe on filial Minnevota HM2-lt> 38 Bo.'lon9 Minnesota' 8 Trap Maggie 2.80 Ray’s Down Debonaire Dandy La CO design of sporting helmets punch he can’t block, and said a man’s home labor Journal of Insurance. ballChamplonahIp San Krann.seo.- Chicago 4 TrifecU 6-4-3 Pd $237 30 ( altar. 19-h-ft 33 2 K C s G Elio Home Ground 8lh YC A Blazing Whiz Also, the research The Herald gives you 7:30 Co.ilicv Minnc^ot.i Mclrnhc Calparv Chi( ago 13 [)etroit f ELEVENTH RACE. 5 16C> Candid Caper and hard hats for miners because his aim is unerring av erag es 15.4 hours, TIM E: 40 14 4th 5/16 D Option Plus NHLHockay I.cmcim \ 2 Ed's Cadillac 24 40 9 00 5 20 Sandy Jack and construction and in­ — he pecks in a perfectly divided like this: work on showed it takes two to four exclusive reports from our Quimela 18t3 Pd $10.60 Wide Swing L C 's Fire F \y 8:00 5 Viv's Mona 4.80 5 80 Superfecta- 3-1-8-2 Pd $208.20 Ashtola Quiet Mood the yard, the car and pets cups of coffee to mitigate Washington bureau. The (£ NBABaakatbatl Daring Red dustrial workers. straight line. The bird also M D«ui' dU3 ;t 8 Mindv Lou 6 80 Attendance: 1.931 Lively Mo It Must Be Herald, the only 0:00 TIME 32 13 Charley August Pepere's Oami The answer to the one blinks its eyes in erfect 6.3 hours, looking after Hie the effects of those first Montreal 2 20 -4 Handle 240 741 Oshko^ Cher Tell'i Trio newspaper with its own (3D National Coltaglata Baakat- First [HTiod I Montreal Shult 33 Thur'day s Sports Transactions Quinicia 2&5Pd$43 60 SS l u Meagin Kilosera Cheeky about husbands is “yes” — time, never getting a speck kids 4 hours, ^shopping 2.6 two drinks. balt Champlonthip Napier Mondou 7'9 2 Montreal '^ n l e c U 2-5-8 Pd $2757.00 Meadows Echo bureau covering Bv I nited ITes'Iniernaiional Plainfield JB's Super SUr My Darlln Son 13th C C C the value of the average of dust in them. hours, cookin’g and house Getting back to the hard 11:00 Shun 34 Nafiier IjIU’uri 16 11 Basketball Irish Artie Penalties Maxwell Sil double-major TWELFTH RACE YANKEE Jennifer’s Pride Goose Feslhers cleaning 1.1 hours, looking hat ... This research Washington tor news for ClD SportaCantar lli-sli.n Sientd Buard .Valo Archibald Tell Russ husband's at home services The practical value of 11:30 miMtindml' 12 i' Sutter StI niajor- to a fiiulti-vear contract COURSE IDI Friday Eniriefl Miz J 's Lady 9th 5/16 B Manchester rninor 12 V ii iMitutinie Mtl major Little Cindy that otherwise would have this research was the con­ after bills and taxes 1.4 project by the federal CD Racing From Rooaavalt College 6 Glenda Galinda 10 00 5 00 4.00 5th Y C C It's OK 12 V ' Hi'ohroiigh Mil major-minor I lavidson Signed John Kresse to.«.'- 2 Texas Dutch 10 20 6 20 PoBi Tim e 7 :30 p.m. Occur Rln Tin Tim to be paid for in cash is at Racaway Mis( onUui l -game imscondui t TRACK FAST WEATHER COLD of commodities, such as sugar and cocoa, along with escalating o 10 ii Itainev Mtl misiondud Id it Sports Editor Earl Yost, FIRST RACE 5 16 (M' the Institute of Life In­ PART5 T H A N M<>^T Hockey .larvis MM miscondiK t Id 43 Tremblav 4 Dudley's Alan 10.60 6 20 3 00 Mil miseondud Id it Savard Mil another exclusive of The costs of labor, utilities and shipping. (UPl photo) surance. im sK induii Id i t Montreal brmch Herald. tells the 8 Laguna Sparkey 5.60 3 60 The woodpeckers were P B o P l - E . served b'. UtiitH-ri U) 4.1 Shult Mil I Red Bobber 3.20 U ’9 background and interesting TIME 31.89 spied on by the UCLA Third {HTiiMl ■ St louis Hart 3 sidelights of the sports Quimela 48t8Pd$26 40 researchers with high­ Fi'dcfko Sultei ■ 2 ff li St l.oui' Savings banks merge TrilecU 4-8-1 Pd $391 80 Bab'.ihfd Pellersson Stewart 14 P 7 world. Don't miss it on The NHL SECOND RACE 5 16 iD) St laiuis Zuke22 ' I’alev Currie- 16 ill Herald sports pages. trustees of the two banks. Special B\ I nited ITess International Pen.iltic' Pair. Stl. 3 17 J.irvis Mil 6 Indio's Ahda 24 40 10 00 4 60 NEW HAVEN — Connecticut Savings C.miptH‘11 Conlerenre f> Id 1 Patches of Gold 9 60 11 20 Bank and Burritt Mutual Savings Bank of meetings of both boards will be held later Patrick Division Shots on goal -St Duns 4-944- 22 3 Fond Farrah 3 60 W 1. T Pts CP ( Momrean9-1144 36 TIME 32 19 New Britain have agreed to merge, it was this month to vote on the final agreement, lioaliev St Liui' I.iul Montreal W I'lander' tl 17 II 3IU : Quinieia 18r6 Pd $142 00 announced Thursday. which will become effective upon ap­ Phil.idelphia t8 21 lU Sevignv A 16 9T4 Plainfield Tnfecta 6-1-3 Pd $2621 Paul H. Johnson, president and chief proval of bank regulatory authorities, t algarv 16 22 12 D D 48f6 Pd $174 10 W Hanger' 24 M 12 Detioii 112 4 executive officer of Connecticut Savings, Johnson and Cummings said. ashington 22 Ji 16 Philadelphia 3 33 9 T h u r M a y \ l a t i ti e e THIRD RACE 5 16 iDi Snnthe Divisior First [ktiih) 1 Philadelphia Propp23 2 Hully B 9 80 10 00 4 00 and Raymond Cummings, chairman of the Cummings will be chairman of the Lmseinan llolingien- 4 49 2 IX'trmi v-M U juis 41 141 : R«*h u Iih 3 Domino White 5 00 3.00 board. Johnson will be president and chief Dpodnii k ;C • HuImt Mdourt 6 i 3. $700 board and chief executive officer of I'hH ago 27 28 14 68 263 1 TRACK FAST WEATHER SUNNY 8TM 's Flair 4 20 \anrouver 24 3 If t? 2V Philadelphia Floi khari 3 (iorence. Burritt Mutual, said the merger action executive officer. Six representatives of t'.dnionlon lE 34 12 :6 270 Barber- 12 31 4 Philadelphia Uaeh31 k COOL TIME 32 08 L a s t d a y ^ t o Criinr.ido D ;B 10 ’i) 222 ; MdcLeish Bridgman' 19.11 Penalties FIRST RACE 5 16 'M. Quimela 28<3Pd$28 00 would be the largest in the history of Burritt Mutual will join the new board of U innjjH'g 8 49 12 28 212 f Srnith Del major ' 12 CiK-hrane. Phi 4 Col Sandv 8 20 4 00 2 60 Tnfecta 2-3-8 Pd $944 40 PLUSIII CARTERS OWN LOW banking in Connecticut. directors. V\.ile' Conlerence •najor-Miinor ' :C McCouri Det 13 11 6 Watermelon Belly 3 20 2 80 FOURTH RACE 5 16 (Di Norris Division Holmgren Phi lb 47 Peelers. Phi 1 Some Vengeance 2 80 The merged institution will be Connecticut Savings currently has W 1. T Pts CF ( served bv t.orem e • 17 U9 4 Killeen Hazel 17 80 6 80 4 60 TIME 31 56 Montreal .a 19 It 89 294 Si'cond period ' Detroit McAdam 7 6 Viola's Flash 4 80 2.80 headquarter^ in New Haven and will assets of $843 million. Burritt Mutual’s D" Angele 37 22 Id 84 282 unassi'ied' 0(116 Philadelphia Clarke guimela 4^6 Pd $18 00 2 Nathan s Girl 2.60 have assets of nearly $1.2 billion, bearing present assets is $300 million. I’ltt'hurgh 27 32 9 63 263 IS -Uaih AAilson 1 :C 7 Philadelphia Tnfecla 4-51 Pd 1170 10 TIME 31 72 Cummings said, “Our confidence in the c a s h i n o n the name Connecticut Savings Bank, they Hartford 18 M 17 2 B;»rbt‘r 42 ' Bridgman C'H'hranet II 12 SECOND RACE 5 16 iMi Quimela 46^ Pd $34 60 IH-Iroii 18 33 16 '2 2 -9 Philadeljihia. l.inseman 14 'Propp SPECIAL SALE PRICESlim success of this merger is based on the long 8 Marked Vengeance 5 60 3 60 2 40 Tnfecta 4-6-2 Pd $342 00 said. It will be the third largest mutual \dams Division Holmgren 19 4n Penalties Bridgman 2 Festive Andy BOO 3 20 HuMj Iu :S lb 19 Ki 2 I’hi .1 39 Korn iH-t 9 46 Urson Del FIFTH RACE YANKEE COURSE savings bank in New England, they said. and profitable history of both institutions Minnesoi.1 31 21 16 78 ; •najorminor II 12 CiHhrane F’hi 1 TM 5 Onyx 3,00 lO Connecticut Savings, headquartered in and the proven competency of our Boston 31 2f 12 74 2 •naior-mmor II 12 F!riksson ITii 16 fl TIME 32 00 2 Pay Up 18 20 8.20 2 80 Third period -9 D etroit Smith 8 guebet 24 3D 14 62 2 Quimela 2 &8 Pd $22 80 7 Guidwillie 6.00 3 40 New Haven, has 18 offices in New Haven management and staffs. Our expanded Toronto 23 34 11 f7 2 Nedomanskv Hicks 6 44 10 Philadel- TnfecU 5-2-1 Pd $178 50 1 CK's Mindv Mae 2 40 size and capabilities will provide the \-c!inched division title hia Mai I.eish.13'Unassisted I Tilt II County. Burritt Mutual has 10 offices in Chevy^ bonus! Thursdav s Hesult' t^h, ladelphia l.inseman If 'Propp D D 4&8 Pd $26 40 TIME 40 64 Hartford and Tolland counties. resources, expertise and new automated Philadelphia 9 Detroit 4 Holmgren 8 3f 12 fit-iroit Peterson' Quimela 2&7Pd$44 00 DRECT FROM IREVROLET TO YOU THIRD RACE 5 16 lE) Murtre,«l 4 St Louis 3 Mtlli-r Huber 8 '4 13 Philadelphia The preliminary merger plans were ap­ systems to deliver superior banking ser­ 6 Unt) Mike 11 00 7 20 3 20 Tnfecta. 2-71 Pd $543 30 ( algarv 6 Minnesota 3 ■ iorence 22 'Barber Murrav - 16 39 proved earlier this week by the boards of vices to our customers.’’ Chevrolet and participating Connecticut Chevy Deaiers are Because you want to save money. \ V Islanders' FdmontonO i’cnaliies None 2 SS Joggm Jim 7 40 3.40 SIXTH RACE 5 16 (A) Knda'. s (iames Shots on goal IX'trmi 12-11-1'--38. 7 Dutch Dora 3 40 6 LS Wild Angel 6 60 3.60 3.00 out to get America roiling again, with cash bonuses for retail And we want to sell cars. Boston at Uashington Phil.idelphia 16-18-9 4.1 TIME 31 52 1 Apache Dart 8 80 9.40 uw»s t ^ n n cannm i k i m i Bultalt) ,ii \Sinni|)eg (iodlic' Detroit (iilbert Dirinski Quimela 2 k i Pd $42.60 1 Bueno Batista 4.00 buyers on four of the most appealing Chevys. With spring not far off. now’s the perfect time to buy a < htcagnat \'jncouver Phil.idelphia'Peeler' A 17 irr Tnfecta 6-2-7 Pd 1606 60 TIME 31 33 Bolton firm plans move There's a $500 cash bonus on Citation and Chevette. a new Citation. Chevette, Camaro or Monte Carlo. Satiirdav ' ijam e' FOURTH RACE 5 16 iD» Quimela: 6&7 Pd $38 40 ■nE CHIUS fW U ornioiK DW U Minnesota a; U s Angeles Tnfecta 6-7-1 Pd $336 30 $700 bonus on Camaro and Monte Carlo. Note to fleet buyers: See your participating Chevrolet Harilordat N Y Rangers 5 Peco s La Belleza 24 60 9 00 7 60 ANDOVER — A manufacturing firm in will be used for the manufacturing of elec­ I’hiladelphia at \ Y fslandet' 6 Kimblina 4 20 3 60 SEVENTH RACE 5 16 (C) Bolton, Scott Electrokrafts, Inc., is com­ tronic parts, is behind the Glowing You can use the money as your down payment, or get a dealer for details on fleet bonuses. Washington at Toronto 2 R's J Cubeck 7 00 8 Tax Time 7 60 4 40 5.00 check directly from Chevrolet. So see your participating Connecticut Chevy Dealers where, I oloraoii at Montreal TIME 31 88 6 Samsula Sue 5.00 4.00 pleting plans for a proposed building on Embers building that is situated near the guebet at i'lllshurgh Detroit .It St I.ouis • Quimela 5&8 Pd 44 20 4 JB's 0 J 5 00 Route 6. The building will be used for Hendee Road and Route 6 intersection. You must take delivery between now and March 19th. in addition to good deals and convenient financing, you butlalodt \amouver TnfecU 5-8-2 Pd $2653 80 TIME 31 54 manufacturing. BsuIIak said that the firm owns the land. Why are we6. auto., air 79 BMC *6898 So, for the price of a show or ballgame cond.. power steering & brakes, 78 PLYM. *3999 77 MERC. *3899 Jimmy 4x4. 305 V-6, auto., power effective May 1 on the retirem ent of quarterly dividend of $1,15625 on its $4,625 you can cheer on your favorite in a thrill- radio. Nice ft clean. Volare Sta. Wgn. 6 cyl., auto., Monarch 4 Dr. 6 cyl.^uto., power steering and brakes, 2nd seat, I series “B“ preferred stock and $1.02 per WEST ST. HEBRON Lewis H. Ulman. The board had expressed packed evening and possibly...... power steering, radio. Extra clean steering ft brakes, radio, vinyl roof. radio, removable hardtop. Orig share on its common Stock. wagon. Orig. 35.000 miles. 14,000 miles. , its intention to take this action at its Dec. 79 CHEV. *9498 The dividends are payable April 15,1981 ’81 Monte Carlo Malibu Sta. Wgn. 305 V>8. auto., air 80 CHEV. *679S 10,1980 meeting when Curtin was elected ’81 Camaro COME HOME A WINNER cond., power steering ft brakes, Camaro Cpe. 6 cyl., auto., power 89 CHEV. *4899 77 CHEV. *8888 to shareholders of record at the close of luggsge rack, radio. Chevette 4 Or. 4 cyl., auto., rear CIO B' Cuatom Deluxe Flaetalrla associate general counsel. business on March 23. BUY NOW. steering, AM-FM stereo, orIg. 6,000 defogger, radio. Like new. :OPS and ROBBERS miles. Like new. Plr*up with Cap. 30B|V.e. auto.,, [80 AMD *9899 power ataering B brakA, raar atap CASH BOIVUS ENDS JMARCH 19th. I Spirit 2 Dr. Hatchback. 0 cyl., auto.. 78 PLYM.' *4898 78 PLYM. *3999 bumper and radio. Vary low 30,000 Banafk BMlcotb i l Game air cond., power steering, radio. Arrow Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl., auto., Horizon 4 Dr. 4 cyl., 4 epd„ radio, mllaa. I UConn studies technology \ Looks new. rear defogger. vinyl roof, radio. Uke rear defogger. rust proofed. Clean new. ft nice. STORRS— The first comprehensive study professor of histqry here, are co-directors Featufing Manchester Clergy (Robbers) 79 CHEV. *7396 < L78 CHEV. *3999 77 BUICK *4278 Blazer Chayanna. 350 V.B, auto., of the Impact of changing work technology of the project. fim pals 4 Dr. V-6, auto., power 77BUICK *4998 against Regal Cpe. 6 cyl., auto., AM-FM Skylwli Cp«. 6 cyl., auto., ilr cond.. power ataering B brakae, rally I on Connecticut workers during the past 50 k steering ft brakes, air cond., AM- stereo, power^eerlng, vinyl roof, IF M radio. Clean car. power iiMfing a. braket, ridlo. wbaala. luggage rardi. radio. Looka years will be launched soon by the Manchester Police (Cops) low mllesge. Orig. 29,000 mllM. now. orig. 17,000.mllaa. University of Connecticut Oral History YolU* Coim ecticut Sunday, March 15, 7:30 p.m. Project. Police dog show Manchcatar High School With the support of a generous federal ‘ CHESHIRE — The use of dogs in police 6 p.m. Pre-gam«: CYO vs Allstar Team grant, UConn researchers will Interview work will be demonstrated March 18 at 8 Chevy Dealers From Manchester Interfaith Ch. League about 250 Connecticut workers; on labor p.m. at the Cheshire Youth and Recrea­ CONK. TURNPIKE (RTE. S2) CHEVROLET tion Center, 599 S. Main St. Connecticut MMi aiM SMaon/lr. CWzm 1.78 relations and on the quality of goods and TO EXrt 87, PLAINHELO services they have product. State Police will lecture and show how M k m M lile F. Tlwwi f i n l Haw . I -SOO-fM-1 IS t. Ofcact W M liM Uaat 544-314t. CARTER Dr. Bruce M. Stave, UConn history dogs are used in rescue and tracking, dope OM OrtM a l-MO-143-0114 professor and director of the University's and bomb detection, riot control, and II Oral History Project, and Dr. R ob^ general police work. The exhibiUon is free Asher, a labor historian and associate and open to the public. \ 18 - THK HKRALD. Fn , March 13, 1981

Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz THE_HE^ALp^ Fri ^ a rc h 13. 1981 - 19 NOT FOOLEP BY THE 600P FORTUNE SMILES THE REP BARON'5 HEY'liHiATAREVOU ACROSS 7 Lifted Answer to Previous Punis SECRETARY HAS THE GIRL'S SIMPLE CRIES, 8 Gives forth ON THE UlORLPUJARI DOlM6?7HArs MY I Givt birth a iTTmI 1T Family Fun Page THE FLYING ACE PARTS 9 Italian R SECRET PAPERS... 8 Grain □CIDD FLYIN6 ACE... TERM PAPER!,'.' SWIFTLY AWAY! volcano OQEID A I I I Mora 10 Step LM optimittic • a ------' 12 Eye A M 19 Boarder membrane Lv R Y 9 E <( 1'4 Chant 13 Travels in R 0 U 0 H L 16 Attract 16 Inventor A 1 Lfe 16 Adofaactnt Whitney |r L E N□ 17 Sprtad to dry 21 Slick U • E 19 Sicilian 22 Planting T A S T E Hawaii has more than hula Pbby volcano 24 Fly A 0 E R □ □ □ □ 20 Grint 25 Broke breed K E R 1 By ADigaii van Buren 26 College E t N E m eU lTl HONOLULU, Hawaii (U Pl) - one of two 130-seat theaters where not in the Navy tour. These boats are Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 23 Doleful i 24 Dettroy (il.) degree (abbr.) Mention Hawaii and chances are they view a 20-minute documentary not permitted to stop at the 27 Accord 28 Month (abbr.) 38 Banners hero - ANP ITEMANPEP THE WRITER CALLS 30 Supply with many Americans will conjure up — narrated by Robert Stack — on the Memorial but pass close by while I ITDN'T KNOW IF ^ h e t e u -5 a b o u t a 29 New York 30 Entertainment 47 Rodents SENIOR CITIZEN WHO /WORE ATTENTION THIS ONE OF THE waapons visions of palm-fringed beaches, history of the Arizona and the events passengers toss leis and other I LIKE THI9 FINEST EXAMPLES OF State city 41 Singer Frink 50 Copycat DEAR ABBY: My mother ie an invalid, close toRO. She EI7ITCRIAL WRITERS STORMEP INTO THE TO THE N E E P S OF 31 Aroused 32 Sunflower golden-tanned near-nude surfers and leading up to the attack on Pearl flowers into the water. Prices run THE ELPERLV. ANTIPUE BRASS HE’S state (abbr.) 51 Nevadi city has live-in help to look after her, and she changes help very ATTITUDE AAAVOR'S of=f ic e 36 Peter (Sp.) 42 Smells swaying grass-skirted hula dancers. Harbor. A ranger in each theater about flO and usually include a map t-^ EVER SEEN/ 36 Shore 33 Inordinate 52 Sketched often. With so many, strangers coming and going, a problem RECENTLV'". 43 Fertile spot in There is.no d(^ubt that sun, sea and and a running commentary. On sale 37 Popover self-esteem 54 Tennis barrier answered questions from the has come up. 34 Untried • desert swiveling hips are among major at­ audience before we boarded 60- aboard the boats are snacks, drinks, 40 Present time 56 Lighted Several years ago, when Mother first became ill, we 41 Animel 36 Gone for ride 46 Tennyson tractions in the sub-tropical islands passenger shuttle boats for the short pictures and souvenirs. agreed that I would place her jewelry (which is very garden 1 in the mid-Pacific that comprise the ride to the Memorial in the harbor. The commercial boats leave twice valuable) in a bank vault. Now she wants me to bring all her 44 Mire 2 3 4 6 7 • 6 10 50th of the United States. Most of the sailors handling the boats daily from Kewalo Basin, between jewelry home. 46 Common n 12 13 were women. I told her that I would be glad to take out special pieces for ancestor But the “malihini" (newcomer) Waikiki and dowqtown Honolulu, her to wear on special occasions, but this doesn't seem to 48 Ampersand 14 15 who can tear himself away from Visitors may spend as much time which can be reached by taking the please her. She wants all her jewelry at home. 49 Aromatic la 17 16 famed Waikiki and other beaches on as they like at the Memorial, which No. 8 bus marked Airport or Airport- I am so afraid it. will be stolen. It's her jewelry, Abby. ointmant ■ the main island of Oahu can find houses a room with the original Hickam. What to do'.^ SUM- 53 Taking 20 21 there are other interesting things to WORRIED DAUGHTER pottura ” ship's bell from the Arizona and a Also free, but you will need a car, 55 Gratna Grtan 24 25 26 28 see and do. is the Fhinchbowl, a volcanic crater shrine room with the names of the DEAR DAUGHTER: One of the most controversial Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence figura 2B 30 31 32 33 34 There is the the U.S.S. Arizona dead etched on a marble wall with an in the foothills of the Koolau moun­ 57 Tariffs iaaues people must deal 'with is, "How much can one 58 Creed type Memorial in Pearl Harbor, for in­ inscription reading: ALSO,you KNEW VERy WELL 3S 36 tains above Honolulu and site of the properly do for somebody else’s 'own good’?*' WHV VC7U 59 Resource TH E N - IF IT stance. TO THE MEMORY OF THE National Memorial Cemetery of the Your reluctance to let your mother keep her THINK LONS V(E WERE C 0M IN6 60 Toss 37 36 30 .0 GALLANT MEN valuable jewelry at home is understandable, and very JOHN H/8RM TO SET BACK THAT WA5NT YOUR Dedicated to the 1,177 sailors and Pacific. The memorial building OIL MAP you BROTHER — 41 42 wise indeed. It may be her jewelry, but you ore her BAsy ON DOWN marines who went down with the HERE ENTOMBED AND THEIR TIMIL? STOLE, 5 0 - SUPPOSE you houses a chapel, a gallery of mural daughter and responsible for her welfare. 46 F battleship during the Japanese at­ SHIPMATES TELL US WHO SO 5’ 52 maps of the Pacific World War II and Bring all the jewelry home for Mother to see and ATTACKEP 1 Warrant tack on Dec. 7, 1941, it is the most WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN Korean war battles, and a series of handle, and then return it to the bank for permanent EASy? 2 Sharpen S3 64 55 56 popular single attraction for visitors ACTION stairways whose marble walls are in­ safekeeping. Continue to reassure your mother that 3 Italian family 87 58 from around the world. it's much safer there. And keep rea'ssuring her. And 4 Large felines ON DEC. 7, 1941 ON THE U.S.S. scribed with names of more than 18,- 5 Prison (sl.) 50 60 Since its opening on Memorial Day ARIZONA. (X)0 servicemen missing in action. reassuring her. 8 Vanquished 1962, some 3.5 million people have There are seven huge open win­ More than 20,000 soldiers, sailors, visited the shrine — a gleaming dows on both sides in the center of marines and airmen are buried here, enclosed bridge of white concrete the bridge from which submerged as is famed WWII correspondent Er­ DEAR ABBY: 1 am 11 years old and have n big prbblem. spanning the sunken ship. parts of the hulk resting in 38 feet of nie Pyle whose grave bears a simple My mom and dad fight at night, and last night they had a Japanese tourists are said to total water can be seen. Visible above the marker reading: "D-109. Ernest big one. There was loud yelling and I woke up scared and from 15 to about 20 percent of the surface is a rusted round section of a sick. I started to cry and iny dad came into my room and Taylor Pyle. August 3, 1900-April 18, gave me a glass of water. I asked him why they had to argue Alley Oop — Dave Graue Driclqe visitors in recent years. There were forward gun battery, v 1945. Seaman, 3rd U.S. Navy ;WWI In­ all the time, and he said. ‘Your mother is not well.” about 15 Japanese in our group of 60 The Memorial is open^om 8 a.m. diana." Abby. they act like children. My mom puts my dad down, WE PIECED YOUR RECORDS ; IT TOOK US A YOU BUILT YES... YOU SEE, WE W IA R THE MACHINES WE ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag visitors on the free U.S. Navy tour. to 3 p.m. daily, except on Monday, The cemetery is open from 8 a.m: and I don't like to listen to it. Please print this to let them TOGETHER AND STUDIED LONG TIME TO A T IM E - TW O OF know that I love them both, but I sure wish they wouldn't THEM FOR M ANY YEAR S' DUPLICATE, AND MACHINE*^^ THEM.' DESIGNED! THEY Unlike some of the Americans, all Thanksgiving, Christmas and New to 5 p.m. daily. Informative ARE CALLED 'H M * - appeared too young to have served in Year’s Day. Parking is limited but argue so loud. Thank you, Abby. THEN IMPROVE auo¥msi __ Bold play backs bidding pamphlets are available in the Ad­ PROBLEM CHILD YOURVvORK,' the war 40 years ago. city buses stop near the new Center. ministration Building, near the A new Visitors Center; operated by From Waikiki, take the No. 8 bus to flagpole. ble showing length m the Andrea McArdle, who was just 12 when she the "N.Y.C." number from the show and DEAR CHILD: I am printing this letter because you unhid suits and at least seven the U.S. Park Service under an Ala Moana Shopping Center and We flew to Hawaii with other aren't the only child with this problem. I hope all originated the title role of “Annie" in the hit then dances with the Rockettes at Radio high card points North's agreement with the navy, has helped transfer to any No. 50 or No. 51. On American writers as guests of parents will realize that little pitchers have big ears. NORTH redouble shows a good hand musical still running on Broadway, is a big City Music Hall. Here, in a photo from her cut down the former long lines of return, take any bus marked American Airlines which resumed And are easily shattered. S 1098 considering that everyone else waiting people. VK872 is bidding girl now. She will graduate in May at the age school musical “Annie Get Your Gun” she Honolulu back to Ala Moana and service between the mainland and ♦ AQ9 There is a spacious reception room East passes to let West get of 17 from high school in Philadelphia and shows Buffalo Bill (played by Ray Glanz- transfer to the No. 8 marked Waikiki. the island state in December after 4843 out of his own trap and West with an anchor and chain from the go on to one of the schools for the perfor­ mann) how well she can shoot, as Charlie, Longer and more comprehensive more than two years. The direct DEAR ABBY: I went to a shower for an acquaintance. WEST EAST does so by bidding two spades Arizona and a huge color mural of the tours of Pearl Harbor — about three flight from New York via 747 jumbo The hostess was a lady I had met only once before. We « J 3 4KQ542 North goes to three hearts and ming arts in New York City, In the coming right, played by Scott Williams, looks on. On VJ VA4 South bids four hearts because Arizona at sea. Rangers distribute hours — are offered by several com­ jet took more than 11 hours, in­ played a game and I won a darling stuffed animal. I was movie version of “ Annie" Andrea will play a right, Andrea is a serious 17-year-old delighted, and planned to give it to my youngest child. ♦ K 107 64 4832 he feels like bidding numbered passes which visitors hand mercial sightseeing companies and cluding a refueling stop in Los The Flintetonea — Hanna Barbara Productions 4Q9B76 4K J 10 South wins the spade lead girl recently arrived in Manhattan who sings posing on the school grounds. (UPl photo) In the hustle and bustle of leaving, I left my prize behind. in when the number is called to enter include numerous points of interest Angeles. The next day when I went to pick it up, the hostess told me SOUTH and lakes slock He has two ♦ A 7 6 spade losers, the ace of that she had given it to the guest of honor. She said it was trumps and possibly the jack, customary that all prizes be turned over to the honored r..O u r IN THE WILDS ....CUT 1FQ 1096 S3 'Call me Ann' ♦ J5 one club loser and problems in guest! She said she assumed that my leaving my prize ALL Al o n e / UIMSELF ON diamonds He wishes he behind meant that I wanted her to have it. so &RAVE/. A SEEP c a n / ♦ A2 hadn’t bid four hearts, but I thought this was rather presumptuous and felt quite Y Vulnerable; Both there he is. flying at 10,000 annoyed that she didn't leave that decision to me. Am I Dealer: West feet with one motor conked wrong for feeling that way? And are prizes won at a party out West North East Still, with a little bit of luck, An unwed teenage mother tells her story traditionally turned over to the guest of honor? Pass Pass ! ♦ WONDERING he might get home Dbl Redbl Pass He lakes his ace of spades ■ Call me Ann. " said the mother of found in the pits of any city. being used. die marks. school. Hee wanW-mewanlejUrte to be with him 24 34 Pass and promptly leads the jack I feel having these children was what DEAR WONDERING: Some prize-winner^ do give Pass Pass Pass two. 22 Instead of going back to the streets And she thinks the miracle part of "We sat on a bench and talked and and have a family. of diamonds' for a finesse 1 was supposed to do at the time. their prizes to the guest of honor, but it is not West produces the king and The reporter agreed to call her Ann when evicted, .Ann and her firstborn "the trip to hell " was that she didn't got know each other and heard some "When I look back, I see he told me "And raising them is what I am traditional. Your hostess should not have assumed Opening lead 4J things have started out nicely instead ot her real name. This spares went home to Ann's mother. get on narcotics, too. music. Then he said he had to go back a lot of lies.” supposed to do at this time. that because you left the toy behind she had the right He plays dummy's ace of dia­ monds and leads a trump the young woman and her blonde, "My parents have been divorced What about the socially acceptable to his methadone program. Ann says the fact that the first “I am a very adequate mother and to dispose of it. drug — the birth control pill or other from dummy blue-eyed daughters — going on since I was three." she said. "He was a street person. He lived meeting was such a beautiful day and loving every minute of it. I can’t see Fast produces the ace, three, going on four — en­ Ann said her man, who had been in methods of contraception? Had Ann onI ilia the streets nmrland *\aniinnrlla<4 panhandled. That o ♦ ‘‘nifTnhigh nrvan noon an/l and there was a^ crucifix By Oswald Jacoby cashes two spades and shifts myself doing anything else right now. Getting married? Whether you want a formal The Born Loser — Art Sanaom and Alan Sontag tanglements, and out of prison between the first thought about contraception before day 1 took one of his shirts home and and the sun was shining” seemed to “I have plans. Wien they are older. church wedding or a simple, "do-your-own-thing" to a club South takes his ace. pregnancy and the second, was becoming pregnant’’ Or about an i draws the last trump and now Ann is unwed, on welfare, and washed it. have meaning for her. I’d like to finish high school and go ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. Send $1 plus a TJ«6e 6NTERies APEU'T Fpew When you play bridge you IS ready for the plunge shares an apartment in the having troubles with narcotics again abortion after’’ “The next thing I left home to live "It was very symbolic how we met long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: have to be an optimist espe­ on. I am very interested in children Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly siawemiuG? THp/ He leads his five of neighborhood where she grew up and then. "I never thought of contracep­ with him on the streets. Just bum­ over this cross,” she said. "He was cially if you like to bid For diamonds. West plays low. and maybe what I would like to do is Hills, Calif. 90212. example, take today’s four South plays dummy’s nine, the attended an Episcopal school No. 2 child napped as Ann talked. tion," she said. "I took chances ming around. I was 18 and I was Catholic and he talked a lot about go into special education. She gets about $500 a month. The heart contract. finesse for the ten works, and No. 1 busied herself cracking before and I was always lucky. never'so captivated. My ambition religion and Jesus. He seemed "As hard as it is being a single The bidding needs some South makes his contract "Abortion"’ Well, I guess I agree kids wear used clothes. People who walnuts. was to get him cleaned up and up to magical in that way. mother, I have all those years ahead explanation West’s double of instead of going down two with Catholics that abortion is, well, two hearts is a negative dou- i.NEWSPAl'KR ENTERPRISE ASSN i know the little family say.it's glued Ann is 5-feet-7. She brushes back my level and make him a stronger “We felt we were right for each of me. When the girls are around 15,1 together with love, laughter and faith shoulder-length light brown hair now muiJer." person. Pstrooroph other. I was ready to sacrifice will be only 34 or 35,1 can really get in tomorrow. and then as she talks. Sometimes she Jp she looks back, Ann says the ‘ ’ He knew I was very against drugs everything at that point.” into my career then. CANCER (Juns 21-July 22) If In 1976 .Ann became a statistic in blinks back tears that glaze her first pregnancy was a promise of companions do something wor­ and wanted to him to clean up and be When Ann finally called off the thy today, by all means acknowl­ the "teenage pregnancy epidemic ". bright blue eyes as she recalls her hope for the young couple living on responsible and happy. relationship — after she went home “At the time I had these children I edge their accomplishments with Our Boarding House The latest report on that, from the journey since May 1976 — parts of the streets. A baby would give them ”My fantasy was that out of love pregnant with the second baby — she didn’t have any idea what to do and a few kind remarks. Compli­ S-i9 Alan Guttmacher Institute, an af­ which she looks back on as "a something to build new life around. this could work out and I could save ments mean a lot. said she was disappointed that it school didn’t appeal to me. So it LEO (July 28-Aug. 22) It's often (JK.KEEP LWiaHIN', U75ER5.' ^ X BEEN IT WA6 filiate ol the Planned Parenthood journey into hell." And when that new life didn’t start him. didn’t upset her lover. worked out. been said that, when one is lucky Winthrop — Dick Cavalli EVERYJNE ROCKS AT iwCNPERIN LIKE BEIN Federation ot America, came out "I think we came out ahead." she a new era with the lovers, why go on "It didn’t work out. He had been a March 14,1M1 materially one is usually not AT THE "I told him we should forget "I feel so committed to them that I lucky in love. What may occur for HEAVY THINKER6 UNTIL r^WHEN YdU’F this week It says some 12 million ot with a second pregnancy that came This should be a more active TfiEV ENP UP IN THE ^TAITT YCUR TRAIN said. "We turned it around. drug addict for many years. everything,” she said. “I told him I want to put all my energy into being you today should dispel this year (or you Socially than you I HAP AN BScSeALAP r THINK WHEN THEY CCNT HALL OF FAM27U5.' NEW SUAM, STATIJN the 29 million young Americans " It was not a bummer. I've got two three months after the birth of the “As I look back, I see he was would take the burden and respon- with them and loving them. have exerlenced for quite some theory. 5 ANIDWICHON RYE PREAP VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ep(. 22) HAVE ANY NEWe,THB/ = • '■ ' "W JAKE A F T E R between the ages of 13 and 19 have beautiful kids. Caring for them is not first child? looking for a mother. All drug ad­ siblity for the family and that would “I can save my other dreams and time. If you happen to be unat­ WITH SEEPS^ ANP A S H O U L P EWItNca- R ie H T had sexual intercourse a drag. It is tiring but it is not a drag. tached. this may be especially Today's happenings may offer BUT RJN'T COfAt BE/3C3IN' N YcTU'RE THEY "We wanted -two^hildren,” Ann dicts are babies. He needed a mother free him so he coujd get his life goals for when they are a bit older. true. you the opening you've been LEMiON 'lO a u iz r fo r l u n c h INTO "FAMIIO/ F=eUP." FOR Wy OLP SUITS AFTER ORB UP About 1.1 million pregnancies "I love being a mother. I love my said. and I was it. He brought out all my together. "Plus it takes a lot of energy with looking for to draw closer to r ic h ; tracks! result each year and 362,000 end in children and I want to give them as someone you are fond of, but “How we met is a very bizarre maternal instincts. "I wanted him to get squared children. Being young helps. P18CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) You whom you've been unable to tru­ births conceived out of wedlock The much love and attention as I can. story,” Ann said. "Even when he told me he had away. have excellent leadership quali­ ly reach. rest end in abortion or miscarriages. They get discipline, too. And they "I was walking this big dog I been married before and had a son ties today because you know LIBRA (8ept. 28-Oct. 23) Situa­ "He was a little upset. But I "I am optimistic about the future. how to manage others without tions others may find a bit intimi­ Ann, a runaway, was 18 the first have friends, adopted when a friend couldn’t keep someplace, that appealed to me. thought he would have a much The children are healthy and I am in making them feel they are being dating won't prove difficult (or time she became pregnant and was " I was a real runaway when all this it. By the park. It was a spring day. Even when he told me he was a strongfer rection. I thought he would my old neighborhood and have lots of directed. Romance, travel, you today. You have the ability to living on the streets. She was trying happened " fugitive. finances, luck and possible pit- make the hard look easy. In May, actually, and high noon. This threaten, call up and say I can’t live friends, some I went to school with. falls are all discussed In your 8CORPIO (Oot. 24-Nov. 22) You c*t= to save her lover — a tugitive who By "we " Ann means just herself fella with dark brown hair and big "I was brought up in upper middle without you. We had a long talk on We meet at the playground — some Astro-Qraph which begins with don't need to be doing special cmiu your birthday. Mall $1 (or each to I had double troubles He also was an and the two little girls. She said the brown eyes came up. class circumstances and went to a the phone and I think he cried a little. married, some single.” things today or to be around cer­ addict and in and out of methadone father has been out of the picture for Astro-Qraph. P.O. Box 489, tain types of people In order to “He asked if I wanted to buy private school. 1 was an olily child But he agreed that the thing I said to The hardest part for Ann? Radio City Station, New York, enjoy yourself. V)/here you go, programs. years. something. He held out a little gold and protected. Parfof his appeal was do was the thing to do. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify ' the sunshine follows. Levy’s Law — James Schumeister "Sometimes I feel a tinge of birth date. The second time. Ann was 19 and "Sometimes he calls and asks if crucifix. the danger, I got excited about that. 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) "I haven’t seen him in close to two jealousy when I see other mothers ARHE8 (Maith 21-Aprll 19) Your Something could opeur today to she. her once-more drug-addicted hey re I've married yet. He never sends us "He said he was selling it because "I was so very insecure "myself the years.” handing their children to husbands. concern for those you love will give you the opportunity to PUBSE-5NATCHIN6 NOT TO MENTION T ' be strong today. You'll be anx­ ___ AT lover and baby No 1 were newly- anything. He is still the same — he needed the money. I told him I had thought of finding someone who change things for one you love. U^ECOY^ HA^B«N I 16 DOWN 6 5 % A 6UB6TANTIAU Ann never considered going as far That’s about it. ious to help make things easier 6UCCE66. sniHTCeiMFS AND MU66IN6 16 BATTLE evicted Irom a $150-a-iiionth. roach- emotionally thinking of himself, needed me so much made it seem im­ By all means, make this a top INCEEASE IN CHUBCH no money. Then he asked me if I was as marriage with her lover. "He "It is going to be hard finding a (or them. Do sp without admon­ priority. MOVINe oOUT------O f THE- DOWN 70%... ATTENDANCE. — ^ A T lJ N f intested apartment in the pits ol a ci­ taking and never giving. interested in buying some pills. I said portant. ishing them simultaneously. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jm i. 19) NFI6HB0RDEHDOl).,. - 7 J-'J wanted to,’’she said, "but... I felt it man who will marry a woman with TAURU8 (AprH 20-May 20) You ty. They were six months behind’ in "T hat was what 1 found so no — not even if I had money. “Even though he was so destruc- might not turn out well. two children. Your secret (or success today Is rent. appealing when I first met him. He tend to reflect the attitudes of to bend a little extra In order to “Then he went on to tell me he is a live to himself, he was appealing. “I don’t feel there is a stigma to “On the other hand, they are very persons you're with today, so show others how cooperative The apartment, found for them by brought out my maternal instincts, I drug addict and my first response But as I look back, it was a hellish having children out of wedlock. I attractive children. make It a point to be with cheery you really are. A right example is a charity that takes the spoils of was going to save him," types. You'll be assured of a magic. was to say ‘let me see your arm’. He period. He put a lot of pressure on guess when I look back... even though "And I still feel yoting and attrac­ pleasant day. society to its bosom, was the kind AQUAR1U8 (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel Now, Ann says, she knows she was showed me. He was. He had the nee- me. He didn’t want me to finish I was brought up in a religous school. tive.” QCMtNI (May 21-June 20) Doing good work is reward in Sometimes. In order to get what Itself, but today jobs which you we want, we must first cast a lit­ perform well may carry extra tle bread upon the waters. A bonuses. Take pride In your Ml TM£CE,>DU 6D036OU5 5 v s VSA 35" < S S thoughtful gift to the right person tasks. H U N K OF P U C K . 2:6^~'0\-'-AS 3 , _ . Clubs Liquid is more effective could smooth your path today. (NCW8PAPCR CNTERPnae AB8N.) Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Short Ribs. — Frank Hill Club award Rockville. By LAWRENCE LAMI tablets. There are Maalox Mrs, Doris Audette and Miss Irene / HOW /MUCH \ VlOO/ The cost of tickets will be $12 a cou­ Sullivan. tablets but that is why he JUST VEST£)?DAV^ -THIS AAOKNIN© s o r n i W INDSOIt - The South DEAR DR. LAMB - My w^nts you to take the FOB T H E R S H . YOU SOUP M B A INFLATION WAS w> ple and the dance is open to the Members are reminded to bring a Dr. Lamb At- FIS H FO S O N L .V Windsor Y W Club, formerly known doctor has me on Mallox liquid. INVENTEP. public. Music will be by the "Good pack of cards. send 75 cents with a long, that you need to know. ONE CLAM r "■ ' as the Young Wives Club, is seeking for stomach acid. He in­ Now, not all antacid I RBAW-V WISH yoO Company " Band. ' •• stamped, self-addressed Some of the antacids, in­ nominations for its 1981 Community Church Woffi'en sists that I take the liquid preparations are equally W0 ?BH'T 5o 6tU\li1b5eeME: Service Award. Proceeds from the dance will go envelope for it to me, in cluding those you see rx .MANCHESTER - Church but it is very expensive, as effective, and they do con­ WHert I o o w e home Fiaan wi5i&<, toward a college scholarship to be care of this newspaper, advertised on TV, are Non^ees must be South Windsor Womeq United of Manchester will well as inconvenient to lug tain different ingredients. presented to a Veroon area P.O? Box 1551, Radio City effective for temporary ctwiie. women who have made a contribu­ hold its monthly forum meeting on a bottle with me all the Aluminum hydroxide is graduating senior. Tickets can be ob­ Station, New York, NY tion to the community. .Nominations Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Com­ time. I would prefer to very good but it tends to relief, but for long-term may be sent to Judy Rainville, 190 tained through any club member or .10019. It includes the basic treatment you need to be munity Baptist Church. Coffee and take tablets. Couldn’t I just cause constipation. SUZZZZiz j LA7KTIN SlOm C Xu-rij(£T. Orchard Hill Drive, through the end Ways and Means chairman, Janice principles of using antacids under a doctor’s care. CL_____ Cormier. 875-2899. ' fellowship will be followed by a take baking soda and save Magnesium hydroxide has \C L lC K v PSCOV9.POC. L ______- of March. A brief statement of the business meeting., money? I see ads on TV Catholic Ladies the opposite action. So a Fletcher’s Lending :p i f l t nominee’s contributions should be in­ The program will be a slide presen­ about various tablets peo­ combination of aluminum ------cluded. E4IZSCNIT MANtlllESTEH - The Gibbons tation by Mrs. Marge Bissell on "The ple can take to control acid hydroxide and magnesium LIMOUSINE SERVICE (JIWONA Sfc£H5 CALM I MAV0E X The winner will be announced in Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Colum­ HM...MW(it 5Ht History of New England Churches.” indigestion. Why can’t I hydroxide is often used; Conmctkiit I Uvem Sarvice bic. (jUtSS MORRIS HtLPtb HER •Josr ax.ocT tdutsr .. ,N FOOL. April when a book will be donated to bus will meet on Tuesday a* 7:30 p.m. All Christian women of the communi­ take one of those? that is what your liquid D£AL (JITH fttR. OF It DAY IT IS tYD vco ------, — '^Imoualnee Available her name and indicating the award. 138 Main St. There will be Irish Child care will be provided if READER—Sounds like you I have listed the main in­ • WaOlHiiga • Funarala • Bualnaaa A ^------t X toh musical entertainment, after which needed by calling Elaine Holcomb at"' have a good doctor. The gredients in may of the SIWTu Scholarship award . , A -, ALL OCCASIONS .there will.be card placing. 649-2374, , , reason he wants you to common antacids in a table SOOP^ M-.’lf.NON — The Vernon Junior Refreshments will be served. -take a liquid instead of rO AND FHOM ALL AIRPONTS A HERS Q Women’s Club is making plans for its Recipes gglore in The Health Letter T. Mrs. John Conner is chairman. She tablets is because studies number 10-4, .Use and - • 'Door To Door Sarvfca annual Scholarship Dance scheduled will be assisted by Mrs. Richard Great ideas Ion new, recipes are have shown that a liquid for March 21 from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. at Abuse of Antacids, which' I m I n CHESTER 643-1211 Keeney, Mrs. John Daley, Mrs. exclusively yours in the full-color preparation is about three St. B ernard's Church Hall in am sending you, Others 57 OAK STREET PO BOX 45 William Burke, Mrs. Leo Kwash, People-Food section of The Herald. times as effective as \yho want this issue can I -*0 THH; HKRAU), FH . March 13, 1981 ’ THEJlERAjj). Fri., March 13. 1981 - 21 ik it ir ir -k it -k ii~k -k ir -k -k ir it i( -k it it it it it if ir it kititifitifififif a ADVERTISING ADVEimSMG ^ \ t t \ sw ** DEADLINE RNTES CLASSIFIED 643-2711 >naWV Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the day NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Sale 35— HealIng-PlumtHng 46— Sporting Goods SB— MIsc. tor Rent $2.10 Call 643-2711 47— Garden Products m> Call 643-2711 before publication. 24— Lots-Land for Sale 38— Flooring ' s t i « s b U » . O ' 25— Invesimen! Property 37—Moving-Trucking-Storage 48— Antiques 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE Deadline for Saturday is 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities PER WORD 27— Resort Property if. 4. if. jf. * * * ifififjfifififififk-'k-k-k-kititiritititit k 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 3— Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 1 D A Y ...... 14(F 4~Enlertainment 26— Real Estate Wanted MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale 5—Aueftons • fervlcei Ottered 31 Servlcet Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 PeIntIng-PApering 32 Building Contracting 3i Building Contracting 33 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS ...... 13-2161 after 4:00 p.m. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. 1904. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE ■ LEON CIEZSVNSKI * EDUCATION Lots-Land lor Safe 24 Services Ottered 31 . S f S S S , K ...... ;; Exterior. “Check my rate .1 B o o tin g 34 Fireplaces. Concrete. Large Or Small! All Types Of DAN SHEA PAINTING & BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Chimney Repairs. “ No Job Ceiling Textures. Established before yoyou decorate.” DepDepen- ditions, remodeling, rec NEW LISTING MANCHESTER - Residential REWEAVING BURN ROOFER WILL INSTALL WORK PART TIME earn full DECORATING. Interior and dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. LAUNDRESS Private Instructions 18 Vj acre. Close to schools, HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Too Small. ” Call 644-8356 for 1949. Manchester, Conn. 643- Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. rooms, garages, kitchens Roofing. Siding, or Gutters for time! Become a success by shopping and highway. $24,- repaired. Window shades, estimates. 0237. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Low Discount Price! Call Ken 7 AM -3 PM helping others achieve Quality Craftsmansnip! Call VOICE, PIANO, 900. Alibrio Realty, 649-0917, Venetian blinds. Keys, TV 646-5424, or 646-1703. INTERIOR PAirjTlNG, over dormers, roofing. Residential at 647-1566. Your Mature person needed for success. Let SHAKLEE show C&MTREESERVICE, Free B & M TREE SERVICE or commercial. 649-4291. you how. Phone 289-1249. ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 ten years experience, low general laundry duties and Former Faculty New York Investment Property 25 Main Street. 649-5221. estimates. Discount senior GUARANTEED TREE-’ PROFESSIOftlirf' PAINTING winter rates and senior citizen eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee citizens. Company MEND-OUS SERVICE at an distribution of clean linen to City Music & Art High School. - Interior and exterior. discounts. 643-9980. DESIGN KITCHENS, Bargain Spot EARN 150/HUNDRED Call 644-8597. EXCELLENT Manchester owned and affordable price! “SPECIAL departments. Good wages SECURING, Stuffing Commercial and residential. cabinets, vanities, counter INVESTMENT! Good cash operated. Call 646-1327. RATES" on Stump Grinding Free estimates. Fully in­ SIDING STEEL, and excellent fringe Envelopes. Free details. with Tree Removal. Discount tops, kitchen cabinet fronts ALUMINUM, & VINYL, Trim Homes For Sale 23 flow! First floor leased to sured. 646-4879. PAINTING & PAPERING - custom woodworking, colonial benefits Please call 646- Write: “Homemakers -8D" package store. Second floor, PRECISION for Senior Citizens. Free, Work a SpecialiN. Small Jobs Box 178, Beloit, Wi. 53511. PRIVATE WOODWORKING -15% oil on E.stimates. Fully insured. 643^ Quality Work! Free reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- Are Welcome Too. Call 228- 13 Help Wenled 13 0129. very nice apartment, plus 5 Estimates! Fully Insured! PLEASE READ Help Wanted MANCHESTER - Northfield car garage, $67,900. Call for Formica Counter Tops! Over 7285. 0800. Mindwtter Manor Rest Horn BOOKKEEPER­ Green Condominium. 3 PROPERTY too Colors & Patterns! Very INTERIOR PAINTING Manchester Property further details. Strano Real AND WALLPAPERING Maintenance. David Kay: Call 385 W.- Center Street SECRETARY needed full bedrooms, IV i baths, gas heat, Estate. 646-2000. Want Ads Reasonable. Call 647-9343. LAWN CARE & HANDY ROBERT JARVIS Household Goods 40 YOUR AD time. 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. Mon­ central air. Pool, tennis court. 646-0754. Menchester, CT 0<040 MAN for Spring Cleanup. BUILDING CONTRACTOR; Clastlflsd ads ara taken day thru Friday. Call 528-1300. Principals only. $64,000. Call CUSTOM BUILT STONE & Quality professional work at A RARE OFFERING! Hugh Miscellaneous jobs etc. Fully INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Custom Building, Additions, USED REFRIGERATORS, over Hw phone at a con- 647-1915 after 4:00 p.m. OPEMNGS m UCENSED BRIC ing insured. Free estimates. Call reasonable prices. Fully in­ TELEPHONE SOLICITOR Storage Building on Industrial sured. Free estimates. G.L. PAINTING. Paper hanging, Garages, Roofing and Siding. WASHERS, RANGES - Clean, RESPONSIBLE CLEANING Acreage, with rail siding in Patiosalios, ^im n e y s. Walks and 649-6396. Kitchens. Bathrooms and Guaranteed. Parts & Service. venlsnca. The Herald la DEPENDABLE PERSON TO WOMAN 2-3 hours daily at EAST HARTFORD, DAY CUE HOME McHugh. 643-9321. carpentry work. Fully in­ Manchester. Possible Steps.eps Field Stone delivered sured. J.P. Lewis & Son. 649- Repair work of all kinds. 643- Low prices! B.D. Pearl & retponalble tor only one In­ BABYSIT in my home daily. Partner's Restaurant, next to Manchester/Glastonbury Spacious rooms. Warm ully insured. Free It is said that Louis XIV of 6712 WANTED 7-4:30 p.m. References assumable mortgage or owner 9656. Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171 MANCHESTER *71,500. correct Insertion and than Manchester Seafood. 649-2811. townline. 4 bedrooms, living financing! $68,900. Alibrio creative atmosphere. Estimates. 295^)034, 295-0250. France owned 412 beds. only to the size ol the required. 649-6737. room, dining room, family Please call 649-9535 or 646- CHARMING COLONIAL Realty, 649-0917. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •#•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• original Insertion. Errors With some experience. SECRETARY - Full time, room, fireplace. Custom 9608. LAUNDRY PERSON, shorthand, and reception kitchen all appliances. komat For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes F o r S ale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Bowers school district! Modern eat-in kitchen; For­ which do not lessen the CALL DAVE Monday-Friday. Apply Arbor duties. Diversified work. Call Hardwood floors tnroughout, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• mal dining room; Fireplaced living room; 3 Acres Farm, Marlborough □ BUSINESS value of the advertisement Ms. Boyle 646-2900. carpetha^ver sized prages. WATERPROOFING bedrooms; Large deck overlooking pleasant back will not be corrected by an at 6 4 7-99 4 6 Rd., Glastonburv Mr. James automatic doors, full cellar, Hatchways, foundation' and SERVICES yard. Don't miss this home! additional Insertion. for en eppolntment. Fracchia, 633-4681. E.O.E. INVENTORY CONTROL gas zone heat. Fully insulated, cracks, basement walls, sump” CLERK Required for iden­ aluminum siding, storms pumps, tile lined, dry walls,- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group tification analysis and repor­ throughout. Landscaped, Services Ottered 31 gravity feed, window wells.;; WE KNOW WHERE THE MONEY IS! Practice seeking an ting of inventory. Job includes fenced. Superb condition. Also: Steps, walks, stonel experienced Dental Assistant reconciliation of accounts and • Good mortgage available. CERAMIC FIRING. Discount walls, fireplace and ceramic” SECRETARY to work part time days and operations reports. Applicant E.C, Nork and Co. Exclusive rates. Quick service. Call 643- tile repairs. Over 30 years" 643-1591 872-9153 RECEPTIONIST - Doctors evenings. Person h ir^ will should have experience in and Agent. 247-0100. 2543. experience! 683-1013 ; 643-4953.” NEWSPAPER posess flexibility and ability WE’RE SELLING HOUSES! Office. East Hartford. Part enjoy working with figures. Homes For Sale time. 4 mornings a week. Send to fit into a progressive prac­ 23 Homes For Sale 23 For interview contact per­ 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes Foi Seta CARRIERS replies to: Box PP. c o The tice Please call; 289-9558. sonnel manager Lydall Inc., Homes For Sale 2 3 . Herald. Lydall and Foulds, 615 Parker PART TIME SECRETARY St., Manchester, 646-1233. NOTICES WANTED AIR CONDITIONING AND needed to work 3-4 days per REFRIGERATION week 4-7 p.m . Monday GAS STATION ATTENDENT SERVICEMEN NEEDED. through Friday, Saturday 16fl, Lost and Found 1 — Also to Prep Cars. Must be Experienced only. We pay top Sunday 11-6. Cfall between 9-11 mechanically inclined. Full GUSTONBURY dollar and offer many a m. 528-1300. and part time. Call 646-4539, LOST FKMALK COLLIE, WUK TO NATUK 1X1001 from this new 7 Room Olde Slatge Rd., Wagon benefits! Ask any of our men. or apply in person - Buddy Bold and white Verv shv Home, built by Joe Swensson 2'z baths, Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. Call today. 528-4144. BABYSITTER FOR THREE Kreb s Pit Stop. MME YIMUn EXSn without stairs in this spacious 7 Please call 646-8,323 or 742- YEAR OLD BOY needed on MVESTOK! 8 ATTUCTNE MTS - Prime Manchester fleldstone front. Thermopane windows, 8129 room Ranch. First floor family room with unique see property in 2 buildings. Excellent rent roll! CALL THE HERALD occasional weekend evenings, TELEX-TWX OPERATOR - 5 fireplace and double garage. Great Value through fireplace Formal living and dining room and Possible Condo conversion. Call today! in Manchester Library vicini­ evenings a week. 3 hours per REALTOR3 more! 90’s. $93,900' LOST Grey female cal 647-9946 ty. Own transportation help­ y wearing collar In Porter St - evening^. Preferably 6 to 9 ful. Call 646-0517, after 6:00 p.m. Experience preferred, OrtOUP 1 A irirrt .utooAttan of ntA irO R S tcrvtng ehe qre.i(rr East Center St area Please PRIVATE p.m. coll before 8 a m or after 4:30 SO. WINDSOR but will train good typist. Mrincheiter a ttA w ith more advertising expertise, p m weekdays, and anytime PROPERTY Located near Vernon Circle. imp.4ct And efTiciency for both buyers And seMen Valleyview Dr., Deepwood WAREHOUSE STOCK 871-0401. weekends 647-1223 Dr., Foster St., and Birch Want Ads CLERK - 7:30 a m. to 4:00 Hill Dr. p.m., Monday thru Friday. Business Opportunities 14 ' l l n r Personals 2 SHEETMETAL MEN with $3,50 per hour. Call 649-8648. CALL HELEN minimum 5 years experience MANCHESTER TICKETS' 1st Row Orchestra with outside sheetmetal con­ WOULD YOU LIKE A Seals for Styx Coming Soon 646-0643 struction. Should be able to BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN? ■\C DC. Rush. Clapton, solder. Call 528-2101. EXPERIENCED You don't need an office to A Two Family but it doesn’t look like one. FERGUSON ROAD others Into 201-272-1800 APPLIANCE SERVICE start. Begin at home, lull or Unusual 6 & 6 flats, with three bedrooms and A SASSY SPUT with Cathedral ceilings, fireplace, MANCHE8TERS BE8TI A most luxurious 4 STIilS-OfniX-tflUnMENT. All these available in this EAST HARTFORD CLERK TYPIST - Varied part time. Call Karen for an fireplaces in each apartment. Full formal dining family room, 2''z baths, lots of new carpeting bedroom brick Georgian Colonial, set on over 8 duties. Small office downtown TECIMICIAN appointment. Let's have attractive 2 story building. Owner will hold first You Should See What They’ve Donell Bonds-Stocks-Morigages 8 Columbus Circle and room and large kitchen. Beautiful condition! See Freshly decorated and more! $74,900. acres of land. Majestic entrance fover, liuge Hartford Send resume to Box coffee and talk. 646-2142. it this weekend! master suite: t> car garage, ana muen more; mortgage al 12% Annual Percentage Rale. Call Michael Avenue Area, RR c 0 The Herald This is a 4 Bedroom, 2‘z hath Colofual. “Oozing with Repairing home appliances, Priced below replacement. $200,000-f. today! Main & Willys Street Area, PROFESSIONAL WANTED, Charm!” 24x14 foot family room with Cathedral ceiling Silver Lane starling at r e a l ESTATE - We are washers, dryers, home To help establish local arm or WOLVERTON AGENCY 649.28131 Fireplace in living room. Separate dining room', eat-in KEDICE MORTG.AGE & multi-million dollar corpora­ looking for one special person refrigeralion, etc. Top kitchen and rear deck. Must be seen'! LO.AN COSTS LEGALLY Main Street, & Beacon Hill to work with a group of friend­ tion. Ownership possIhiLties Method accepted by most -Tolland Street Area. ly sales associates in wages, major medical. App­ call 649-3443 between 5 and 7 MANCHESTER NEW LISTING lenders. Send S5.00 - advise CALL ERNIE Manchester. If you are ly in person to Mr. Kimball, p.m. for an appointment. Immaculate 7 Room Raised Ranch. 2 car gar­ BLANCHARD principal balance ol loan, the licensed, or plan to be 1329 Main Street, Williman­ age. 2Vi baths, fircplaced family room. Sliders James R. interest rale and monthly pay­ 643-8035 licensed soon, and want to join SlluBlIon Wanted 15 ment - we II demonstrate tic, CT 423-9277 to large deck. acre “ Park Like Grounds", ovn an office that cares about your 02 ERA 4000 ERA how. Redu-Co. Box 11201 - H. personal success call Ed Gor­ VOLUNTEER, Male/Female plus much more! Desirable Forest Hills. Asking McCavanagh Realty Newington. Ct. 06111. om eu ‘ man for a confidential inter­ to assist disabled person with S89.900. IN om cEs HOUSEKEEPER WANTED view. Ed Gorman Associates, HAIRDRESSER WITH exercise program 3 times CONNECTICUT HATHWinOE for apartment in East Hart­ Neighborhood Realty Group FOLLOWING WANTED - weekly. 646-5875. ROSSEnO 73 West Center S t, Manchester 649-3800 ford Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- USA, 646-4040. Highest pay. Flexible hours. LOMBARDO & ASSOOATES REALTORS INFLATION FIGHTER 1332. Call 456-0171, or 228-9202. Homes For Sale 23 FINANCING ______mm____ - MASSEUSES • Full or part First, second, third ADMINISTRATIVE Services Ottered 31 mortgages available Get time Good steady clientele ASSISTANT, Diversified 646-2482 Keep Smiling Receptionist/Clerk ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE! BCCTMWC lEALH ASMC. consolidation financial con­ Windham area. Open every duties: pricing, coding, ac­ t o d a y *s IBS W Mt Cm ltr Cm i m t o f M c K m B e B a p p y sulting day 10 a m to midnight, Sun­ counts recievable, V- day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 423-7519 for Manchester Industrial statements, etc. Apply Gaer This newer 3 Bedroom Colonial with 114 baths, ROGER S. BURKE Park manufacturing con­ Brothers, 140 Rye St.. South i t 1 Real fireplaced living room, wall-to-wall carpet now RAISE YOUR FAMILY cern. Wilfidsor. has an Assumable Mortgage! Call for details. 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes.For Sale 23 230 Hartford Tpke. I.NCOMEI Sell Avon and earn •Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Price 164,900. Vernon, 06066 good money. Call 523-9401. Must have typing ability. BABYSITTER WANTED in % Estate ...... 649-0378 Excellent pay and benefits. my home for 2 year old. 5 days BANK TELLER - Manchester mi NOMA TIDFORD Qm-CM Please send work history to a week. 7:30 a m. to 5 p.m. office. First Federal Savings. Starting early April. Call 646- ZINSSER AGENCY 646.151l| Income Tax Three days a week, plus half Box 0 0 c/o The Herald. 3914. A good real estate day Saturday. Apply: Main professional will always COMPACT AND CONVENIENTi Service Office, 1137 Main Street, East make an appointment to EMPLOYMENT Hartford Equal Opportunity EXPERIENCED TRACTOR show your house to Employer. TRAILER DRIVER. Call 568- prospective buyers. That Alumlnunn and Stucco Two-Family 5725 between 8 - 4 p.m. way, a buyer will not have Two Car Garage MARKETPLACE COLUMN EXPERltNCED INCOME PART TIME MICRO WAVE H elp IVanled 13 to wade through an ac­ TAX PREPARATION, done MEDICAL ASSISTANT AND OVEN SALES PERSON Quiet, Tree-Shaded Area in your home Please call Dan MEDICAL SECRETARY FACTORY TRAINEE (Male- cumulation of the‘week's l’.4KT TIMK - Karn extra DEMONSTRATOR. Thursday Female). $4.50 start. Non­ FIberglas Insulation Mosler at 649-3329 busy group practice, looking and Friday 5 to 9. Saturday laundry or an obstacle money while the kids are in for two special people. machining openings with course of children's toys. Comparison Invited at $62,500 school Telephone Solicita- 9:30 to 5. Apply in person small established manufac­ Monday-Friuay in Manchester only; Al Sieffert s. 445 Hart­ Make sure that the house is lion F. Hartford company A turer. Clean pleasant surroun­ neat and clean when a Weekly followers of the Marketplace Column are INDIVIDUAL TAX office Send resume and ford Road. Manchester. BEinOM MtllCY 847-Ui: PREPARATION IN YOUR good telephone voice and dic­ salary requirements to Box o. dings. Crafts oriented person. prospective buyer visits, tion a mu.st Hours 9 a m to 1 Hartford location requires all enthusiastic about the excellent Home Buys HOME Experienced and c 0 The Herald CARD GALLERY narticularly the kitchen p m and 5 to 9 p m Call Mon own transportation. Hours, 7 - -iving room, anc reasonable. Call H H Wilson, through Fri , 9am to 1 p m , Aggressive, full and part time 3:30 Monday - Friday. Perma­ MOVE IN GONOmONI that are featured weekly in the column; plus very 649-6506. CLERK ■ Checking invoices ■Sales People needed. Flexible bathrooms, which are the Mrs. Williams. .%9-4993 and receiving slips. Use ol nent only. Wilson Agency, 246- important rooms to most 7^ This 7 Room Colonial Is For You. Front to back current real estate tips or news that is presented hours. Some days and nights. 8541. ^1 fireplaced living room. Eat-in kitchen, dining calculator helpful. Apply: EOE. Apply in person only - buyers. Make sure as well NAVY VETS Career Omor- Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye that the house is well room. 3 good size bedrooms - bath on each floor. weekly. Shouldn’t you too be reading this column Card Gallery. Manchester CABINET MAKER, Salary TAX PREPARATION tunilie.s available Call Street. .South Windsor. lighted when being in­ Np Completely fenced yard for children or pets. Reliable and experienced ser­ colled, I518i 462-4321 9:00 Parkade D O E. Junior level opening. every week? ' spected, that the lawn and Lovely side porch. Only $69,900. vice in your home at a m . to 1 00 p m •NURSES AIDE - Part time. Requiring one to five years garden are reasonably AAA experience. Small Hartford, reasonable cost Norm Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut Has an opportunity in our trim . in summer and Marshall. 643-9044 Street. .Manchester manufacturer. Hours, 7:00 - walkways cleared of snow COMMUNICATION Manchester office for a per­ 3:30 Monday - Friday. Wilson and ice in winter. KEITH REAL ESTATE 646-4126 Agency, 246-8541. CABLE, INC. SECRETARY TO WORK son with experience in Per­ SOUTH WINDSOR | 0WN7...VS...RENT? HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN WITH ADMINISTRATION sonal Lines Insurance Rating EXCEUENT CONDITION, PRICE, VALUE, EXPERTLY PREPARED by and special education. Rham and Claims. Heavy client con­ PART TIME EVENINGS, FAMILY ROOM A LOCATION Roomy Split Lovol | leading, independant Tax Con­ Ii.is a lull limp o|H‘ninL’ in its S.)lcs dishwasher' needed Tuesday- Sr High School, Hebron Ct. tact. Call 1-800-842-8691 or 236- If you havo finally All apply to this charming Raised Ranch just Living room, kitchen, g sultant. Please phone: Dan Dfiit Inr .1 ''.tl*« A —i.i.m i, Th'‘ Saturday. Inquire Cavey's 06248 Must have excellent -3261 Ext. 264 or 260, An Equal dacldad to aoll your homo I dining area, family room, 3 g Wade, 649-6851 tor appoint­ .ipplii jn is b.isi( lil]lH^ VMiuifi in- Restaurant. 643-2751. mako aura that your homo listed with unique thatched ceiling in Family < I'lircIiiiMC: ( tudp TvpinK lilmK iind^lhp typing and stenographic Opportunity Employer. Yoom, new wall-to-wall carpeting, CathedrpJ bedrooms, 2 full baths. At- • ment skills Letters of reference la In aalaabla condition Cost of Home $62,000 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee pxpiflihnL' ol ordiTs (tiMRi iHi-(ihiim> AUTOMOTIVE CLERICAL ceiling in Living Room, Dining room anil; tached garage. Aluminum * skills a (Iflmitp plus I’oipntial pxi'-t requ DO YOU HAVE SALES boforo putting It on tho Down Payment LOW), tor Salps PosHiiin in Ihp luturc McK:enna at 228-9474 or 649- Person hired will be trained in market. Qlvo It that paint Kitchen. Call today, to inspect this beauty! I sided. acre lot. Ideal E □MISC. FOR SALE ABILITY? We have oppor­ all phases of auto computer Mortgage $55,000. n 15'-% equals $717 49 Mo Imjuirp .ii ihi' tn.iin o llirc 9587. tunity. repeat sales, pleasant ob or apruct up your location, convenient to I accounts. Full growth poten­ andacaping and than call Real Estate Taxes Avg. 80.00 work. Advancement. For in­ I schools and shopping. $65,- g 41 5 Hoad tial if you have experience in tha prolaaalonal brokara PHILBRICK AGENCY 64M 2fl $797,49 Articles lor Sale SEWING MACHINE terview call Karen 646-2142. automotive agency office 900. . Miiiirli(‘‘4ltT, (.1. I(i8 OPERATOR - Full or part hara at tha TEDFORD I g work. Please contact. Pierce Monthly Cost 797.49 x 12 Mos. equals $9669 88 iH'lvu'pn y a tn and f p in time. Call 646-2511; or 5% GROUNDS EMPLOYEE REAL ESTATE: Buick, Mr, Thompson, 249- CENTURY at. Rt. 44A COVENTRY-PRIVATE ATTRACTIVE (Prineipal, Interest & Taxes) Hilliard Street. Manchester. WANTED- 18 years of age or 1301. FRI I older. Apply in person, Bolton Notch, Bolton 657- S ROOM COLONIAL K ent: ALUMINUM Sheets used as 9914 and wa will hava Manchester Country Club, WANTED, person to vaccum 4 bedrooms, 214 baths, 24’x32' first floor family FiresMe ReaHy bic. g Cost of Renting Single Home printing plates, 007 thick ■ Help Wanted 13 Help Wenled 13 your homo acid In no Umo IH TOWH CONTEMPORARY RANCH KEEP FIT Monthly cost lavg.) $.500.00 x 12 Mos equals $6 , 000.00 23x28‘z 50 cents each or 5 Maintenance Garage, hallways and do light cleaning at all. . room, barn board paneling. 2 car garage. 12 6434030 I between 7 a m. and 4 p.m., in apartment complex. Part acres with 2 ponds, great swimming, fishing! You owe it to yourself to see the extraordinary, 1V4 Quite country lane to jog, and fresh air to breathe, for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be Monday thru Friday. pickedlicked up before 11 a m. time mornings. Call 647-9771 Adjoins 18 hole golf course. Owner transferred. year old U & R 7 Room Contemporary Ranch, that and a 20x40 inground pool to swim in, all go with this While your gUifcpayment seems more attractive, remember for appointment. DID YOU KNOW? 3 or 4 Bedroom Ranch. Lower level family room, ONLY. RAISE YOUR FAMILY $135,000. offers such fine features as a suxi^^vlng room, for­ your rent can never be recouped and is lost forever. Your in­ INCOME- Sell Avon. Earn Own Your Own - "country kitchen,” large enclosed rear patio vestment in your home, meanwhile, has appreciated a MOVING OUT OK STATE. mal dining room, deluxe '1 > kitchen with Independent Dealers good money. Call 323-9401. SECRETARY HOWLAND REALTORS 6 4 3 -lU Home, and Brnlta overlooking well landscaped treed rear yard, with a minimum ol 8%. annually or $5,000. therefore your home is Must sell appliances, fur­ If today’s interest rates 2 car garage. Come on over and bring the kids! Call now worth al least $67,000. Added to this appreciation is the niture, household goods, by TEMPORARY are the major barrier to a at Tha IR8I plenty of cabinets . ijuilt-ins! Front to LPN - Full time opening for now, 646-6136. Income Tax Shelter that vou will realize which could mean a end of March, Call 649-1722 busy orthopaedic practice in ★ REID TEMPS ★ Mie, consider acting as the As Income Tax Time ap­ back c a th e d a ^ ^ o o m with a lovely sky after 6 p.m All niHs NMdM lender yourself. Determine DUTCH COLONIAL savings of up to $2,958.00 your first year of ownership. When Wanted Willimantic. Call 423-3824 for proaches, Home Owners 4 we add the two figures together you realize a total of $7.- Secretaries, Typists, whether your existin light and i w A ^aiato r type fireplace. 3 or MAHOGANY DINING ROOM personal interview. Manchester. Immaculate 7 Room Home, only 5 have the pleasure of deduc­ 958.00 or better than a 100% return on your investment. Clerical, Figure, CET, mortgage can be assume years old. with a 32x16 foot in-ground pool. bedrooms, fi^^floor laundry, 2Vs baths, 2 car gar­ SET $350. Sofa $175. 25 " by the buyer. ting Property Taxes and Also, another aspect to consider - if you subtract the tax BABYSITTER NEEDED in Wang. Jobs available in Features include: Fireplaces in both the rec Zenith Color TV $350. 20" Toro Call Dave at age. Energy Saving heating system, all situated on savings oi $2,958.00 from your total annual payments, you Snow blower $150. End tables, my home immediately! 2 to 6 Hartford, West Hartford, TTT room and master bedroom. Home Beautiful! Mortgage Interest one acre Park like lot, and offered at only $145,000. will find that for an additional $50.00 per month you CAN coffee tables, table lamps, m., 4 days a week. Glaston- Windsor, Windsor Locks, $99,900. Payments. Isn't it time you Eury, off, Hebron Avenue. Blast Hartford. Good Pay. too should be a home OWN YOUR OWN HOME - IXIN'T DELAY • MAKE YOUR golf cart, typewriter table and much more! Call 646-1790, Must have own transporta­ There's no fee. We offer; owner? "If You Are Going MCKSTOII AVANTE INVESTMENT TODAY! 647-9946 tion. 633-9824 before 2 p.m, Vacations, Bonuses, To Live On This Earth, UAR REALTY Co. (T e COPPERTONE Holidays. Come in to 7S9 Mihi Stm t P hyllis Jic k d o n DATA CONTROL & KEY Why Not Own A Piece DISHWASHER with butcher 643>2692 Canlury 21 Jackifon A va n te 8:30 to 5:30 PUNCH OPERATOR - register, or call; East Hart­ Of It? " M a n d w tts r block top $125 . 30 " electric ford 52IM994; West Hartford Robert D. Murdock, Realtor stove $80 Good condition 643- Ingersol-Rand Company. Call TtOfOflD Rl Mrs. LaTouche at 647-9121. _52U5974|^S|msbu2_^ U i £ i 5965 not ready NEW PRIVATE PARTY WANT AD RATES — FAMILY THRIFT SPECIAL!!! • - t^ U ty ” 351 C. automatic. # GUARANTEED RESULTSI ; WANTED JUNK AND LATE **” *** £ mm T T V / i If Your Item Isn't Sold Within 3 Days— 4 Auto Parts. 649-SS91. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••—stor TV tossildom SECOND 3 DAYS ARE PREEII • —■ I I ■ ■ I ■ 1984 INTF*RNATIONAL : BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR ^ u t . Needs body work. By VERNON SCOTT tion of what was and still is going on in Prica of artIciM must be Included In ad. 3 Lines -3 Days ^6.00 • ES"**®*; $300 or best offer. 1964 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Danny Thomas American households...... ------“ $1.00 Discount If Paid In Advance FOR SALE ITEMS ONLY. MAXIRIURI $1,000.00 ^^llJde'r 1974 SSk^'tnlS? jSSHr^ *» * "But the people who decid^hich shows . Oldsmobile CuUass Supreme. ^ betweSa MdW fosslldom with the others of his species, go on the air are saying no. They’d rather 8 cylinder $1,500. 1973 GMC p,m, 742-6056. * television pioneers who have all but dls- with venereal disease, swinging Articles lor Sale ------— appeared into the U Brea U r piU. parents and drugs.” PLEASANT IMMACULATE, MANCHESTER THREE MANCHESTER FOUR ” haiuMdor’*4* 'd c ^ a m 19K T**** U Daimy is still around as producer and According to Thomas, the content of USED KURMTURE ■ Living ROOM apartment on second room set. rugs, end tables, Quiet four rooms, first Hoor. BEDROOMS, IW baths. • S e r cJtoZPcolldL ^Sw'^trS§‘,%’i‘s7olT‘'T'i?2^ co-starrlng in “I’m" a Big Girl tray's series cannot match the quality of fu tu re responsible adults on­ Modem duplex near center. floor. Appliances, parking, ■ tion, best offer. The above excellent Runs strong $900 Now,” an updated version of Ws old the old shows. But he adds that con- coffee table, appliances, exer­ FISHERMENS TACKLE storage, no utilities, lease. cise bike, etc Very good con­ ly. No pets, no utilities. Wall to Wall catirpeting. Fully may be seen at the Savings Negotiabie. 6467809. “Make Room lor Daddy” series which siderable technical improvements have TAG s a l e : Also other items. Security and references. Call applianced kitchen,:hen, cdlar,cdl no $275 plus security. No pets. ' Bank of kbnehester, 923 Main beean In th^ Mesozoic TV era been made. dition See at 138 Park St . Sunday March 15th. 9:00 a.m. References required. Shown Manchester, Ap' A2 anytime. 649-58OT, p m . References. $400 plus .. St-. Manchester.______1979 TOYOTA P.ICl^yp Actually, the beak-nosed coniedian goes "That doesn’t upgrade the substance of to 5 p m . at 371 West Middle utilities. 649-5678 after 6 p.m. by appointment, available Turnpike. April first, 649d)783. WATER PUMPS 3' Carter BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, S tlo n $4 SSTcilfoS-WlS back even further, to the PaleoUtflic era the shows, however,” Danny said quickly. • PB.AT, AC.Verygoodcondi- evenings ' with NBC-TV’s “ Four Stor Revue” in Today’s producers, writers and directors Gas Powered ' 2 ' Carter Gas powered 2" Electric. 1'2 ",3 " OPEN HOUSE TAG SALE, Autos For Sale "tion. $400 or best offer. 643- ...... 1959 jjg starred every fourth week in the should pay njore attention to the content and 6" hose.\_Call 649-7407 this Saturday and Sunday ______Moloreycles-BIcycles 64 variety show, alternating with Jimmy of the story than how the show looks. March 14th and 15th, 1-5 p.m , Townhouse Apartments in Ashford, convenient to 1-86 — DODGE Window Van, many MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Durante, M Wynn and Jack Carson. Even though there are more TV Mts in BOXSPRI.NG. MATTRESS' & 9 Waddell Rd.. Manchester and UConn. HEADBOARD- Twin size in e w parts. Needs motor. Best - U w e rt^ te rA v a ila b le ! All but Danny, 67, are In their graves, homes than ever before, fewer people are \'ery good condition MOVI.NG, G E GOLD Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50 plus acres of privacy. Each with -offer. 6465317. Immediate Binding Lay-Up Unlike the others, Danny became a tuning in to network shovvs. Cable TV and Refrigerator freezer Ken- Options. Call Joan, Clarke hi- video impressario. In his three decades in cassettes are taking their toll. I see TV TV tonight Reasonable Call after 3 00 p m . 649-72.16 more Washer and dryer 5 it's own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, surance Agency, 646U28. television. Danny has amassed an astoun- going more and more to miniseries, even piece dining room set, kitchen dining area, half bath down, large livingroom with glass door to i»77 YAMAHA 80 GTMXE ‘••"g fortune from productions owned out- for situation comedy. 6:00 lem a, w h ich in turn; n e c e a a ita te a mark.PaulDougias InNewOMeans. MUST BE SOLD THIS set, color 'T V Tables, lamps, her frequent committment and walk out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full Good condition. $350.6461451. right or backed financially. At one time he “There’s no reawn why they can’t wrap (£(£)(2^lSk Newt a N avy doctor and the p o lice hunt WEEK' Reasonable iiictu^s. Much glassware. 15 CD I Love Lucy release from an asylum known as down a pair ol gangsters who are Refrigerator. Stove. Ilillfop Ave., Vernon, on baths with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ran a “comic supemwrket.” up an entire TV situation comedy season d ) Joker's Wild 'The Cracker Factory'. (Repeat; 2 carrying bubonic plague. (2 hrs.) Washer Dryer, TVs. Saturuay March 14th, 10-6 available in basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside Cempers, Trellers end “Make Room For Daddy" ran 11 years, in six hours with a beginning, middle and (B) SportsCenter hrs.) (Closed-Caplioned; U.S.A.) d9 Movie -(Drama) ** "Border­ Miscellaneous Household p ml 633-0473 or 871-0827. 1879 PLYMOUTH TC3 2 DR. 1077 NOVA 2 DR. SO IDreamOf Jeannle (S) National Collegiate Basket­ line" 1980Charies6ronson Mams Concours, 6 cyl., P/S, P/B, auto, trans., ...... ff perhaps a record for sitcoms. His other end strung out over a few weeks. < 8 Big Blue Marble Programming ball Championship Gam e 10.- Goods Call 643-6166 and out. 4 Cyl., Hatchback coupe, 4 apd„ front onloa light slavesmugglingringand TAG ^ALE - Iron Barbells and wheel drive, AM/FM radio, P/S, rally air cond., landau root. COX*69 POP-UP CAMPER successes as an investor included “The "If makes sense, because today’s may be interrupted due lo Teama to be Announced must rescue Mexican aliens from pledging. ® @ ® NsroWotfaThesuicideof WEIGHT LIFTING SET, $55 equipmMLAools, dresser and Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH CONVENIENCE” Living. wheels, low mileage. - EXCEPTIONAL - $300 or best offer. 6465424. ' Real McCoys” (six years) and “The Andy producers never know how long they’re Ihe big city sweat-shoppers (Rat­ Oil Hogan's Heroea a lawyer, and three seemingly un­ ed PG ) (104 mins ) Complete 10 gallon aquarium miscelwrfeous Call 528-1520 Married Couples preferred. No Pets. From ‘270/month. Security .. . Griffith Show” (11 years, including its run going to be on the air. They go from one ^ Jim Rockford: Privets related murders all make sense after 6 p m., or weekends 1979 MONZA 2 DR. 1977 VOLARE 4 DR. WAGON Ti) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews $45 Tram set inanv extras. required. Hatchback coupe, 4 cyl., automatic, air, 6 cyl., automatic, P/S, air, 31,000 miles, a* “Mayberry R.F.D”). ®*>ow to another looking for a hit. Investigator when Nero takes into account a 12:05 $55 646-4842 radlals, rear def., 26,000 miles, spotless. Probate Notice He also back^ the first “Dick Van Everyone lives in perpetual fear of being 6:30 missing manuscript and its elusive rjjMovie-(Horror)**4 "Houseof TAG SALE - Saturday Si Sun­ clean. CD Carol Burnett And Friends author. (60 mins.) Court of Probate, District of Dyke Show ,” “ G om er P y le ,” “ My cancelled. Frankenstein" 1945Bori9Karlof(. HOTPOINT 6000 AIR day March 14th & 15th. 10 to 4. 1978 HORIZON 4 DR. 1078 FIAT X-19 2 DR. Guest: Madeline Kahn, (29Toga(her...WlthLeoBuscagtla Lon Chaney Jr A traveling freak CONDITIONER $75, 18" Fan- 119 C o lem an R oad, Hatchback sedan, automatic, P/S, Del. Mid engine roadster, AM/FM stereo ___ Favorlte Martian,” “The Bill Dana “In the old days they gave you a firm 39 d T k Tac Dough Speaking before an audience in Sa­ show exhibitor sidelines as a mad 2 speed reversible $10. Capitol Manchester. Photo enlarger, 6764231 649457aM ^ tatc wmabyb pasquauni Show,” ’’The Joey Bishop Show,” ’’Mod shows at the beginning of the season and NBC News cramento, California. Or. Leo Bus- scientist seeking revenge from his for an'appointment Int., 2 lone, economy plus price. cassette, 4 cyl., 4 spd. (29 Over Easy Guest: C a rlo s M on­ caglia urges his listeners to niove Custom 8 track cartridge hicycles, furniture, clothingn ; ______d«..«d Squad,” “Make Room For Granddaddy,” you knew where you were going. You past enemies. (60 mins ) 1078 OMNI 4 DR. toya. the undisputed master of the away from the current vogue of the 12:30 Stereo $60. Emerson Cassette skis and boots, books, games 1974 VW SUPER 8EETLE 2 DR. (lamencoguitar. H ost Hugh Downs. 'me generation', and into the loving $10 649-7145 and much morel Hatchback, front wheel drive, 4 speed A/T, stick shift, AM/FM radio, rear win­ • 1975 CHEVY MONTE ? 111?‘‘The Practice” and "The Danny Thomas wouldn’t be cancelled in mid-season. CD Hollywood_ llyi . _ Heartbeat_____ t CARLO, Air conditioning, fw. Hour,” an anthology. "Today, producers are reluctant to I^losed-Captioned; U.S.A.) realityol close lies with family, hus­ 8 aZK 3 Q Th*eMIdnig Midnight Spaclal transmission. dow delogger, low, low mileage Over Easy 'Nutrition' G u e st: Dr. bands and wives, children and k, A n tiq u e s 48 Rooms lor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 j power brskes, power steering a(^iication praying for authority to AltoKther, Dsnny wss involved with 3 spend time, money snd effort on s quslity 12:40 675 AB DICK PHOTO Jean Mayer, president of Tufts grandparents. His simplemessage ® McHale's Navy 3 COPIER. Good condition . and automatic transmission. «ii ceruin real esut« m m uid baker’s dozen series which orovided more sitcom because they have no assurance it University. Host: Hugh Downs. 'Togetherness is made in heaven, 1:00 WANTED - Antique Fur­ FOR LADIES ONLY. Nicely 456W MAIN STREET - 6 • Runs excellent. 649-3018 or appUcalion on file more lully appeare. uaiiei » uoAcii sciica wiiiwi piuviucu iiiuic . ,, ___ u (Closed-Caplioned; U.S.A.) but must be practiced on earth.' Asking $375 Can be seen at LANTERN niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil I 6467035. “> oie Court of Protute on March J8. than 52 seasons worth of shows involving go Pust 13 episodes — if that much. ($) Rock World the 'Metropolitan Insurance furnished rooms in rooming Room House. No young ( 8 Bob Newhart Show (2D Paper Chase 'Great Expecta­ 1:10 Agency. 358 East Center St Paintings or Antique Items. house. Very clean and neat. children. No appliances. No < ------„ . „ „ uncounted hours of entertainment. There’s no incentive and no profit. 6:55 tions' A student is charged with a ® USAF Religious Film SALE R Harrison, Telephone 643- Cleaning lady services' utilities. No pets. Security. : 1971 NOVA, 6 Cylinder Madeline B zieta^^ His record probably is unrivaled in the “ If you get a show on the air for only 13 & News crime he did not commit that could • 1:25 Manchester or call 646-0181 end his law career. The inexper­ ask for Dick Duquette Owner, updated collection 8709, available. Community kitchen Tenant Insurance required. . automatic brief history of television. weeks, there is no syndication and it must 7:00 (D Fridays Sat . March I4th, 1 p.m - 5 and bathrooms. All utilities $375 monthly. Available now. d C B S News ienced James T Hart serves as his 1:30 included in rent. On bus line Call 6462426, weekdays 9 to 5. : ?m Mto7 5 D m M W ^ ------^ T T ------Looking back, Thomas takes a measure be written off as a financial loss to d ® M.A.S.H. counsel in a hearing with Professor (ill SportsCenter SINGER TOUCH & SEW p.m A N T IQ U ES Si d ® ABC News Kingsfield. • COLLECTIBLES - Will and near stores. References • ___------1_------;— Probate Notice jjjg qyajjty g^d content of the everybody. Today it’s all a matter of 1:45 MACHINE Si COLONIAL CD Bullssys 9:30 (!4) Movie -(Drama) •• "Carny” CABINF7T - Excellent con­ 114 Harlan St. purchase outright, or sell on and security required. Call MANCHESTER 6 room, 3 : 1973 HONDA CL 450, $700. Call shows, convinced that television did a numbers-- Nielsen numbers - and the ® National Collegiate Basket­ ® Movl* -(Or«m«) ••• bedroom duplex. Just been I960 JodieFosler.GaryBusey All dition'$400 or negotiable Call commission. House lot or after 3 p.m. 644-6383. • 6466255 after 5:30 p.m. notice of heabino better job in the 1950s and '60s than it has numbers lie. ball Championship G am e 9.- "Apocalypse Now" 1979 Marlon the dazzle and excitement ol the on remodeled. All appliances, anytime. 649-3841. Green Rd. single piece. 644-8962. • ------ESTATE OF SAMUEL j. in the past docade 'T v e pulled out of television production Teams to be Announced Brando. Robert Duvall. Filmedinihe carnival contrast the tawdry de CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM wall-to-wall carpeting. New ® M ovie'Emil and the Detectives' South Pacific, this grotesque war­ solalion behind Ihe scenes (Rated Mancheiter iV a n fe d to B uy 49 for mature gentleman. Please bath and kitchen. Kids ok. $450 Purrtu„VT«'^r’!^wiiii.m “Wc thought we Were reflecting the now because it’s not funanymore and it’s Part II. 1964 Walter Slezak, Bryan time movie depicts the hell of Viel- R) (106 mins ) 54 WHITE KITCHEN Rusaell. A young boy is robbed and namatitspeak (RatedPG)(2hrs.. CABINET SINK with faucets. call 6464701 after 6:00 p.m. per month plus security. ★_ __, E. Filxceraid. Judge, dated March 4. family life and morals of ouf time, profitable. I m producing theatrical 2:00 ia determined to nail the thief with 30 mins.) CD Movie-(Mystery)** 4 "T e n 40 four burner gas range, WANTED PIANO FOR Unheated. 568-3350. something our viewers could associate and TV movies because I believe that’s 1977 D0D8E COLT WA80N help from his young detective 10:00 Llttlelndlane" 1965HughO'Bnan^ bottled gas with gas heat unit. BEGINNER - Good condition Apartments For Rent S3 ; °ff«r 643-47153.______with themselves,” he said. “Today, where the future lies - not in weekly CDDellaeJ.R succumbs tothecun- MANCHESTER - Kids ok. Auto., 4 cyl., radial tires, excellent run­ friends. (47 mins.) Shirley Eaton Suspects are being Toro power handle tiller extra FCR.NITURE - Excellent con­ and reasonable. Call 568-5035 ning of Leslie Stewart, who now Nice two bedroom, with yard. • 1977 BUICK CENTURY ment of said deceased be admitted to writers think they are doing the same series." H) FeallvalOl Filth murdered one by one by an unseen motor Toro power handle dition' Dining room set. room or 289-6427 VERNON - Near 86, luxury ning auto. <20 Am trlca’t T o p 10 knows she hasthehead of EwingOil $200s. Locators. 2365646. Fee. : STATION WAGON. Air con- *• “ W >ppiic*uon on file jbing. But I disagree. killer in a remote Alpine castle (2 with two 21" rotary motors, divider, Laz-Y Boy chair. Condo. Appliances. $345 1978 CHEVY VEQA 2 DR. & Newt right where she wants him (60 hrs.. 16mins ) .Ian cickle bar, 42" cut. extra Queen size bed. Also: WANTED TO BUY monthly. Security, Auto., 4 cyl., bucket seats, AM radio, low • th ree '”seau''*7oof *rack^ pl?Itateo^iK*M:i?«i.tio:»..m. “ Lately, the em phasis is on sex, ^ . <8 Fourth E ilaU mins.) CD Jo e Franklin Show Children's clothing. Call 643- MANCHESTER - Carpeted <2S FronchChof Programmingmay ( £ Nuw i motor Shallow well pump IMMEDIATELY, Older references. Call 4863923. mileage. • mileage 67,000.'Price $2,800 or Au't riurk violence and drugs. Well, those elements C B f iu m W 3 (ID National Collegiate Baeket- 8954, House in need of repair. Cash. one bedroom. Won't last long. be interrupted due lo pledging. 8 8 <29 NBC Magazin* With ball Qhamplonship Gam e 12 - with tank Antique 3 drawer ; best offer. Excellent condi- ob^m >n society represent only about two per- MANCHESTER - The Hockanum David Brinkley chest, marble top, and com­ Please call Frank J.T, Strano, MANCHESTER 2 room apart­ $200s. Locators. 2365646. 1977 CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 DR. I® Fa ce The M usk Teams to be Announced Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. ment. Heat, hot water, elec­ Auto., P/S, P/B, AM radio, cloth bench . Uon. 6466661 after 5 p.m. ------cen^of American homes. _ Linear Park walk will be Sunday. The 7:29 <29 Connecticut Prime Time <8 Movie-(Musical) * 4 "There’s mode. Some tools. 163 Hebron ® Daily Number ® Soundetage ABBA in No Business Like Show Busl- Rd corner of School Rd. at Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 tricity, appliances. EAST HARTFORD - Spacious seats, vinyl roof, radial ww tires, like new. Concert' 5 roomer. All modern kitchen. : 1974 PONTIAC 69 000 miles Public is invited. Walkers should meet at 7:30 nese" 1954 EthelMerman,Marilyn Old .School House. Bolton. WANTED. WORLD WAR II References. No pets. $275 per d PM Magazine ® Independent Newt Monroe Ahusband and wile, the top I or earlier I, Japanese/Ger- $250. Locat.n2365646. 1978 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 2 DR. ; N^^ds F ^ ? m ^ esta^ nK'b^ T ™ I t - r r 0" North School Street at 1 DOBERMAN PINSCHER month. 646-3167 or 228-3540. : 8683. ' fhe ''esf of television especially situation p.^. Rain date is March 22. d All In The Family 10:30 vaudeville team ol 19l9returnwith man swords, daggers, medals, Auto., P/S, P/B, A/C, vinyl bench seat, ( D New York Report SCRAP LUMBER. NEW PUPPIES AKC Blacks and I ------The Hon William E. FitzGerald, comcdies, are based on a concept of d Family Feud Iheir three kids now in the act. (2 bavonets, rifles, etc. Cash. EAST HARTFORD - Utilities vinyl roof, nice car. d Face The Music ® ALoveClaeetWIthLeoButcag- I UMBER. 2x4. 2x10, 2x12, Reds. Line bred, excellent MANCHESTER, 4 LARGE • 1978 PINTO V-8 , Automatic Judge, of the Court of Probate. AmeHca that doesn’t relate to reality. hrs., 30 mins ) siding and trim Block and bloodline, 872-4871 643-0143. included. One bedroom, with ® $50,000 Pyramid llaOr LeoBuscaglia, noted educa­ 2:15 ROOMS First floor. Heat, hot 1979 COLT 2 DR. SEDAN 1979 ASPEN 2 DR. COUPE tor and lectureron human potential, brick and masonarv items. carpet. $200. Locators. 236 : , "Maybe that’swhy.there are fewer and Kof C plans dance I® M.A.S.H. (D News-Weather water, garage, appliances in­ Auto., 4 cyl., AM radio, bucket seats, ww 6 cyl., auto., P/S, AM/FM radio, radial re-creates one ofthe famous'Love' Call 643-9508 or 649-5635 COLLIE PU PPIE S AKC, WANTED PIANO Old up- 5646. MacNell-Lehrsr Report 2:20 cluded. Washer/Dryer hook­ tires, nice clean car. ww tires, low mileage * ditioning Excell^t condition ni'inii muit be prerenied lo the fcwcr sitcoms. The ring-a-ding pace, and ® Fight Becki classesheconducledat the Univer­ Moment Of Meditation evenings Champion background. Shots, right. 643-4%2. up $400. 643-1801. ; $3,800. M34624. ' I Jokes are turning people away. How ELLINGTON - The Knights of Colum: I® NHL Hockey B oston Bruins vs sity of Southern California. 2:35 wormed, eyes checked All MANCHESTER MAIN ST. *** 'rvr.'.. ri *• Anderson, much Cap you talk about sex? It’s like the bus will sponsor a St. Patrick’s Day dance Washington Capitals ® Hollywood Squares CD Movie-(Horror) *** "Wolf WOOD GARAGE DOOR - 8 ft, sable, litter of 9, only 4 left. ® T k Tec Dough 11:00 M en" 1^1 Claude Rams. Lon wide X 7 ft high, with all Reserve now Call 646-3537 RENTALS MANCHESTER, THREE Two room apartment. Heated, J* . 01"^ real thing - when It’s over, it’s over. and a United Irish Societies drawing (D(D(® ® ® News hot water, appliances, elec­ 8:00 Chaney Jr An innocent man, at­ hardware, in good condition. BEDROOM APARTMENT, BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE I 2 J & s ‘some "““'jS ert >».n,___ "I Brink the show I’m in now, T m a Big March 24 from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. dTheIncredibleHulkGoodfighis (D M.A.S.H. tacked by a wolf, finds that he is tricity, no pets. Security. 526 $55 646-5794 M u s ic a l Insl. um en ts 44 $400 per month plus security. 6 4 3 - 2 7 9 1 m643-0494. ^ zwlSgif^eet. Girl Now,’ reflects certain realistic There will be music by the Starlites and evil as TheHulk battles thecreature ( D Benny Hill Show becoming a werewolf (SSmms.) Rooms tor Rent 52 Call 643-5001 7047. that holds the secret tothe antidote dD SportsCenter ------Msnehester. CT otoM elements in the 1980s. It’s a single parent other entertainment. Coffee and dessert 3:00 PEDIGREE WHITE TOY David Banner needs lo give relief ® Twilight Zone D Movie-(Adventure) ** "Hong QIUET ROOM on busline. $45 ( ^ Lethe Of Heaven This is a film POODLE - Antique Bed. 1977 CADILLAC COUPE - home with an extended family. Its trials will be served. BYOB; set-ups available from hia torment. ^Conclusion; 60 Kong" 1951 Ronald per week, Jplus security mine.) adaptation of Ursula K LeGuin's Reagan, Rhonda Fleming A man A Bedspreads Blankets Hand­ LMth““L tf‘M O («tt Probate Notice and toibulations ring true. The event will take place at the Church WURLITZER ORGAN - Strano Real Estate, 643-2129. Autos For Sale St Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Apartments Far Rent 53 d PM Magazine science fiction novel. Bruce David­ tries toheisl a valuable antiquefrom made Comforters. Men's .. 6»46U. ^ 6 3 ^ . ■ Court 0i Prob.m. Dixirict of o*d d a y s ’Father Knows Best, of St. Luke, 141 Maple St.. Ellington. For ( D ® Benton son stars as a man whose terrifying an orphaned girl ( 119 mina ) clothes, woman s fur coat Model 4300. with "all the dreams literally come true goodies" Early American ------Mandwater My Three Sons, Make Room For Daddy information, contact Paul Wallen, 871- (D NBA Baaketbell C le v e la n d 3:30 649-5459. MANCHESTER ONE ” ' FORD GRANADA. 1977 four and the others were a much truer indica- 0537 Cavaliers va New Jersey Nets ® Odd Couple 19 Movie -(Drama) **4 "The style In mint condition! $900 (S) Movie *(No information avail­ 11:30 Glove" 1960 John Saxon, Rosey firm. Call Manchester, 646- BEDROOM APARTMENT on - door, six cylinder. One owner, estate of maby s. kompanik, ------20 ' GLENWOOD ELECTRIC LARGE PANELED ROOM, Main St. Available im­ able) "Saturn 3" No Other Infor­ CD AllIn.TheFamily Grier An easy-going bounty hunter 5653 alter 6:00 p.m. lor ap­ ~ immacnlato condition Low “ P*™" U 6 U . NOTICES ( D Kolak RANGE. Good condition $85. in private home. Near bus and GET 10% CASH ASSISTANCE NOW. mediately. Heat, hot water, « « Pureuanl lo an ordor of Hon. William ...... mation Available. (Rated R) (87 wants to retire, bul before he does pointment to see. mileage $2,750.6465166 after 6 e. FlUCorald. Judge, datad March«. tAf* I a GD Racing From Roosevelt he must bring in alive a vicious 568-6979 stores. Call 649-0102. carpeting included. $225. mins.) p.m. IMI a hearing will be held on an Probate Notice W W I Q ^ r v ^ A Q T I* I I A Harper Valley PTA S te lla Raceway criminal who uses a steel glove to Security required. No parking ...... —------application praying lor aulhorlty to NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS W W I O I I V» I I I w I I U chains herself to the beloved C!D National Collegiate Basket­ pulverize anyone who tries to slop Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 or pets. Call 644-2314 after 6 ’ ” 1976 MERCURY MONTEGO, aell certain real eaUle u In raid ESTATE OF GEORGE R. LAYNG, f m , Harper Valley tree to protest the ball Championship Gam e l t - him. (Rated R) (86 mms ) WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST! p.m. air, tape, clean. Sharp car. appUcaUon on file more luUy appeara, deceaaed O 4 1 I A n T conversion of the town park into a Teams to be Announced 4:00 ••'$2,495. 1973 PONTIAC at the Court of Probate on March Z3, The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, T O | C J | @ ^ O l U U d l l p a rk i^ lot. ® (S ® The Tonight Show The CD Movie-(Horror) *** "Son of Homes tor Rent 54 CATALINA, clean, good con- . ,, „ „ . Judge, of the Court ol Probate, ® (2^ Washington Week In Beal of Carson' Host. Johnny Car- Frankenstein” 1939BonsKarlolf. •’ dition $1,395. Call 6ti^l20. Madelloe B. Zlehart6 Diatrict ol Mancbeater at a hearing Review son. Guests Bert Convy, Connie BasilRathbone ThesonofOr Fran­ SHARE A HOUSE, East Hart­ held on March s, iMi ordered that all HARTFORD — What could be exciting enough to make ® Billy Graham Crusade Stevens, Byron Allen. Victor Buono kenstein revives his lather's mon­ 6:30 (Repeat; 60 mins.) ster, with the help ol a mad she­ CHOOSE FROM 19 GREAT NEW FORD VALUES. ford 7 14 rooms, raised ranch. ______fXTryTl,rtio''r7“i^1,r«iit 3 Grade 2 Student celebrate his birthday two months d Merv Griffin I® Soundstage 'Dionne pherd. (2 hrs.) $183.00 per month plus 14 of be barr^ as by taw provided. early? d ® I'm A Big Girl Now W arw ick' (U) National Collegiate Baeket- U8AL NOTICE LEBAL NOTICE <8 Movl*-(WMtarn) ••• “Tin utilities. April 1st. (^11 Bill or Sherrie L^^ersor^ chancc to have Ronald McDonald and 22 of his The Brady BrIdeaThere'sa ball Championship Game I3 ■ 11 r t u u Herbie 5661321. great row when Wally brings home Star" 1957 AnthonyPerkins.Henry Teama lo be Announced the fiduciary la: ' classmates attend his eighth birthday party, of course! an experimental toy. a six-foot Fonda. A bounty hunter helps a 4:30 MANCHESTER HOME - Heal LEGAL NOTICE Ethel B Layng Last April, Thomas and Elizabeth Guzofski of South stuffed, growling gorilla, bul the young sheriff to handle a lough town (22l Movie -iComedy) **4 bully. (2 hrs.) paid. Two bedrooms. New Town of Andover 'beast' turns out lo be very useful. "Dream boal" 1952 CliMonWebb, M.^*ifF^'nanin Windsor were two excited parents when they were the ® I® Wall Street Week H ost; ® Fridays Anne Francis A silent movie star decor. Kids and pets ok. $350. Planning & Zoning Commission (iloK'H A I.,1(1)tug \VVi[.i,y ONLY Locators. 2365646. Fee. oow» high bidders at the CPTV Auction on a Big Mac Birthday Louis Rukeyser. 11:35 ca sh e s in on her old m ovies on T.V. Special Permit Party. It was an opportunity for them to fulfill their son 9:00 CD Happy Days Again lo chagrin her co-star, now a distin­ d The Dukes Of Hazzerd A s an 12:00 guished professor (2 hrs ) Otfices-Btores lor Rent 55 The Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover, Connecticut Probate Notice Lee’s wish — some wish many children living in this fast- escapedconvictreturnstoHazzard CD CBS Late Movie C IT IZ E N 'S 5:00 BAND' 1977 Stars: Paul Le Mat. D Prayer 2 .1 .' will hold a public hearing in the lower level of the Town Office NOTICE TO CREDITORS food age have — the wish to have a McDonaldland party to settle a score with Boss Hogg. AT CandyClaiK Under the anaq^ily 5:04 lets Rebate of OFFICE & RETAIL SPACE ESTATE OF ALCIDE E. with all the trimmings and a visit from Ronald McDonald Luke and Bo have to save their Building, Monday, March 23, 1961 at 7:30 p.m. on a petition of nemeaisatterheiskidnappedbythe of their CB handles, the citizen: News TO RENT - Approximately BOMBARDIER. «ka ALCIDE ■600 Mrs. Donna Jones for a home occupancy for an alteration shop, himself! small California town feel free 5:30 *6 2 2 S 1150 square feet. Located at a BOMBARDIER, dscessed ven^ful fugitive. (60 mins.) d ® Friday Night Movie The asaumeany wild identity they want, ^Movle-(Adventure)** "Gypsy LYNCH MOTORS Shopping Center with 18,000 il,,',- located on Pine Ridge Drive, proposed for approval by the Plan- The Hon. WUllam E. FitzGerald, On June 13th, under a threatening afternoon sky, NEW 1981 MUSTANG 2 DR. 1981 FIDO #1017 Cracker Factory’ 1979 Stars. Na­ cluttering up the channels with their Wildcat” 1945 Maria Montez. Jon Power steering, power brakes, step bumper 4.2L 8 cyl., knit vinyl seat trim, car count per day. Inquire at: ■ ning and Zoning Commission of Andover, Connecticut. Judge, of tbe Court of Probate, twenty-two Orchard Hill School Grade 2 students Power steering, power brakes, steel belted radial white sidewail tires, talie Wood. Perry King. A suicidal, consent broadcasts. (Repeal) Halt AninfantCountesslostalbirlh western mirrors. District (rf Manchester at a bearing economical 231 engine, turbine wheel covers, tinted glass, interior accent 8754569. scurried about on the lawn at 70 Breezy Hill Road in suburban housewife's life revolves CD Movie-(Drama) ••• "Panic tn IS raised by gypsies and becomes a group, iMIOS. DILLON'S At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written held on March I, M l ordered that all South Windsor. They were gathered together to around her psychological prob- Tbe Streets” 1950 Rirhard Wid- Queen. (90 mins ) O l Corolla Wagon 7 A Sunbird PROFESSIONAL OFFICE communications received. A copy of the application is on file in claims must ta« presented lo tbe A/T Coupe SPACE in prime location. 250 the Office of the Town Clerk, Andover Town Office Building, fiduciary on or before June 9, M l or celebrate their classmate’s eighth birthday, which ac­ 51 SAVE ■ 9 4195 be barred u by law provided. tually wouldn’t arrive for another two months. This fact sq. ft. left on first floor. Ray­ .. ; Andover, Connecticut. Sherrie L. Anderson, Ford and Dillon Invite you to make your best deal on new 1981 Fairmonts, Mustangs, mond E. Gorman, 233 East I-,, ■ did not seem to bother any of the youngsters, especially Dated in Andover, Connecticut this 13th and 20th day of March, Ass't. Gerk TV series on arthritis O A Corolla Tercel 7 A Corolla 2 Dr. Granadas and Thunderbirds. In addition. Ford will send you a check for "iOVo of the sticker price lor Center Street. 643-1139. The fiduciary is; not Lee. They were all delighted with their party hats, 4 spd. 4995 19 A/T 4995 the base vehicle. Or. you can apply the equivalent amount toward the down payment. Take delivery — 1981. EUloe B. Haddad noise makers, and balloons, courtesy of the McDonald’s 5U or order now through March 21, 1981. Offer limited to one vehicle per customer. Dillon SPACE FOR RENT - In­ - Planning S i Zoning Commission 355 Mansfield Avenue, is contributing to the amount of cash assistance. ' dustrial, Office S i Storage. H.-. of Andover WllUmanUc. CT 09235 Restaurant in Vernon, ^tween games, the kids sat features Henry Fonda O A Corolla Tercel 70 Corolla 4 Dr. Close to Route 84. Pleasant John Kostic, Chairman around picnic tables and Ite hamburgers, french fries 5spd. A/T and reasonable. 875-0539. Mary Keenan, Secretary and birthday cake, and slurped tall sodas. 5U 5695 16 4395 MANCHESTER - Henry Ford will be arthritis. There are over 457.000 men, 024-03 PROBATE NOTICE The children had great fun playing games and enjoyed VERNON INDUSTRIAL featured on the first, program of a 10-part women and children in Connecticut with NOTICE TO CREDITORS the delicious lunch but nonetheless anxiously awaited the O A Corolla H/B 7 Q Camaro Rally HURm; OFFER ENDS MARCH 21,1981. PARK. New 2,850 square feet thievision series, ’"The Arthritis Clinic,” arthritis. Of that number 82,000 are dis­ u m notice' ESTATE OF Raymond W. ColpitU. A/c 5995 1 Sport 4 spd. 4995 in industrial park. Just off UBlU. NOTICE arrival of their favorite clown, Ronald McDonald. Final­ abled, 3,000 are children. 5U 0 deceased beginning March 1? on Greater Hartford Route 86. Ideal for warehouse, ly it happened... Ronald McDonald arrived, and with him Each program is highlighted by a seg­ distribution, or machine shop. Tbe Hon. William E. PiUGcrald, he brought.bundles of goodies for all of the youngsters. CATV, Channel 13. 7 A Ford F ISO Also check special cosh assistanceon new tVSOrrtodels. LEGAL NOTICE Judge, pf the Court of Probate, Fonda's special presentation will be ment called ’’Living with Arthritis”, O A Sunbird Loading dock and drive in The extra-special McDonalds birthday party is just one H/B Pickup door. OTl-0401. District of manchester at a bearing seen at 3 p.m. and again at 7;30 p.m. by giving self-help instructions. Arthritis 6U 4995 15 4395 TOWN OF BOLTON held on March 9, M l ordered that all of the unusual items from last year’s CPTV Auction. This patients appear in the televised dis­ claims must he presented to the cable viewers in Manchester, Glaston­ WORKSPACE OR STORAGE O A Celica A public hearing will be held by the Planning Commissioh of " " bury, Newington, Wethersfield and Rocky cussions giving their experiences. 7 7 Camaro 1979 1979 1979 SPACE FOR RENT in Schedule of the various topic follows: 3 O v Coupe CHEVROin MONTE CARLO M anchester. No lease or Hill. 6295 II A /T , P/S 4395 HONDA C M C AMG G O N C O n Sherrie L. Anderson Tuesday, March 17: Henry Fonda in security deposit. Reasonable munlty Hall for the purpose of considering proposed changes to Asst. Clerk Fonda, appearing in the film, Connecticut Public Television. Tune in and join the “ Wherever You Are"; (Subject: Automatic, power steering. rates. Suitable for small the subdivision regulations. The following sections are Tbe Fiduciary is. ’’Wherever You Are” takes the viewer 7 A Jeep Cl 5 power brakes, air con- 7 7 Corolla Economical Transportation, Clean, 4 cyl., power steering. business. Retail and commer­ recommended for change: Mary M. ColpiUa excitement. Watch! Big Bid! Buy! through the average day of an American Rheumatoid Arthritis) ditloning, radial white cially zoned. Call 8761801, 10 122 Bretton Road 19 Beyl. 5195 11 L/B 3895 only 12,000 miles. Item 1. Alter Subsection (c) of Section 2.2.4 add the following: family which is struck by arthritis. Often, Saturday, March 21: Osleorthritis sidewalls. •4499 thru 5. “(d) Base flood elevations data (the level of the 100 Manchester. CT 09040 MO-IO ’ narrator Fonda pauses to suggest ways in Tuesday, March 24: Physical 7 A Mazda GLC Corona 5 spd. SAVE year flood) for subdivision proposals greater Uum 50 Toflond resident Therapy/Occupational Therapy 70 OFFICE FOR RENT - Down­ lota or 5 acres, whichever is lesser, for that portion which patients with arthritis can better I t f Wagon ID Wagon town Manchester. 406900 sq. cope, and sometimes avoid crippling. Saturday, M arch 28: Gout/Ankylosing 4995 3495 within the flood plain district.” ~.v.< Legal Notice ft. Good location. Central Air Subsequent programs in the ten-part Spondylitis conditioning. Reasonable Subaectiona (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), (l),