/ 24 - THE HERALD, Sat., March 28rIWl

NIANCHESIER HAS IT Boston Celtics Reagan participates Entire family Death toil now 11 divBion champs in Academy Awards in play troupe in condo collapse BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR Advertlslnq Space MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING Available P a g a 1 3 P a g a 1 7 P a g e 1 9 Page 24 To AdvertlM Here Call VICINITY 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1

CUNUFFE AUTO BODY 703 ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST. MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. 6 QLEN ROAD - P.O. BOX M 8 643-1191 24 HR. TOWING MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 191 6 4 3 -0 0 1 6 ' PHONE (203) 843-8107 MAIN ST. he Urralh •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR “SUPPLIERS OF SAFETY PROTECTION" MANCHESTER •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS 643-1900 3Serving the Greater Manchester Area for 100 Years •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES Manchester, Conn. Monday March 30, 1981 25 Cents 20 Warrtn St., ManchMimr (OppoaHa Royal lea Craam) •41^1101 with this ad fesigns,inc 10% Discount Hijackers fear GLASSES GOGGLES 341 SROAD STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN. 0SO40 GLOVES off glass 0 screen repair Manchester Professional Park, Suite A*1 Betty Gallaqher, Prop. AND 35 Style* pt doors to choose from In sny color. WE SERVICE AND INSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND CORIMERGIAL AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HAND PROTECTION Automotive HEATING and SHEET METAL commando raid Ken Bralthwalte, Prop. 299 BROAD ST. BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - New England Mechanical Services, bic. (iMhlnd SpM dy MuHlw) Hijackers holding 50 hostages aboard an Indonesian jetliner beamed two powerful spotlights 166 TUNNEL RD. HEAD PROTECTION from the DC-9’s cockpit today as the VERNON, CT. 06066 643-8844 deadline for meeting their demands 871-1111 passed. I The hijackers, reported high on CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER’S FACE SHIELDS Serving Mancheiter over 50 yri. drugs, apparently feared an Indone­ HL 649-3528 - Ay-fO sian or Thai commando raid on the PARTS aircraft, commandeered three days PeOttand The Florist ago. The spotlights swept the tarmac “W TO PARTS FOR LESS" Spring means many different things, but to apparently the opportunity to enjoy the on both sides of the aircraft. HOURS FOOTWEAR, SAFETY 24 BIRCH ST. TEL. 043-0247 several persons throughout Manchester cold, sweet treat outdoors were Laurie The hijackers originally gave the 8 TO 8 MON.-FRI. Indonesian government until 9 pm (9 8 TO 5 SAT. A SUN. Sunday, spring, or at least Sunday’s spring­ Carlson, left, and Lee Dietrichsen, right, 043-4444 a m. EST) to deliver to Bangkok 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) F.T.D. like weather, meant going out tor an ice both of Manchester. (UPl photo) NUSTEII CHARSE cream cone. Delighted with the weather and both a ransom of $1.5 million and the MANCHESTER RESPIRATORr EQUIPMENT AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLDWIDE 84 political prisoners they had BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY SERVICE demanded be freed from Indonesian jails. CAUTIO PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FW ’S Cake Detwrating Supplies bic. A Thai government spokesman BLACKSMITHING THIS DOOR B g a B 648-0228 078-8282 later called reporters and said the -WALK MUST BE WEAR A COMPLETE H E OF WETON CAKE DECORATWHS Polish Communists deadline details had been clarified & WELDING OONT RU( KEPT CLOSE YOUR GOGGLES FIRE-RESISTANT CLOTHING and the hijackers now expected only •HAND FORGED ITEMS a response to their demands by •ITEMS CUSTOM MADE SIGNS, SAFETY 101 CENTER ST. Jakarta at that time. •SAND BLASTINGLASTINU MANCHESTER. CONN. It was not immediately known if Man. • Oat 10-S WALT'SCADDEN Thura., 10-1 slate union talks the Indonesian government WARREN S T. responded to the demands. MANCHESTER, CT. PROTECTION WARSAW, Poland (U PI) - Although the committee warned Thai police vowed the seizure FROM OIRT, Wedding Cakes A Specialty Poland’s Communist Party, Related stories and pic- that strikes had to stop and central would end today “in whatever means authority obeyed implicitly, it GREASE & SOOT desperately trying to stave off Soviet lures on page 3. necessary.” MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. intervention, gave a vote of con­ authorized Prime Minister Gen. The hijaORers, who were reported OVER fidence to moderate leader Wojciech Jaruzelski to participate to be taking “speed” stimulant pills, .Supp(i<>rs of Safety Proleclion MANCHESTER 4 5 TRAFFIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT YEAKS Stanislaw Kania and authorized 11th In Washington, Secretary of with the Solidarity union in talks upped their demands and h in t^ at HEARING PROTECTORS hour talks today with Solidarity, but today on averting the general strike AND CONTROL DEVICES EXPEMIENCE Defense Caspar Weinberger warned dire consequences to the hostages, •FOUL WEATHER SUITS MEMORIAL CO. ruled out force to avert a general the Soviets of “grave consequences” — the worst crisis in the 8-month-old including two unidentified SPECIALIZED SAFETY strike threatened for Tuesday. if there were an invasion to kill labor movement. •ROOTS •HOSE Dpp. East C«iiMt«ry CALL 649-5807 Americans, if their conditions were •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS As the talks got under way, the of­ Solidarity as the Czech liberal And in a telling phrase, the party not met. ficial news agency PAP quoted both "Prague Spring” movement was committed itself to solving the strike The hostages told negotiators they 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643-S107 iim HARRI8DN ST. Deputy Prime Minister Mieczylaw snuffed out in 1968. issue by “ means which have a want $1.5 million and 84 political lORIALS MANCHESTER Rakowski and Solidarity leader Lech The 140-member Central Com­ political character” — meaning use prisoners held in Indonesian jails to CUNUFFE AUTD BDDY Walesa as offering hope for a settle­ mittee, seeking to preserve party un­ of force by Poland was ruled out to be flown to Bangkok in exchange for ment. avert a walkout. Pet problems? CalTlo^uaKt^Iea^ ity in the face of the threatened the hostages. EVERYTHING IN GLASS carpet cleaning...lh« “The government position has nationwide walkout and continuing There was no itnmediate reaction “They are saying that the “WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUH PRODUCT” Bane-Clene' way come to approach our stand,' Soviet-led Warsaw Pact maneuvers from Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, hijacking is part of their Moslem CALL although not as closely as we had in and around the nation, rejected but he has met with Jaruzelski and Jihad, a holy war,” said an official A crewmember of the hijacked Indonesian jetliner lies hoped,” Walesa said, without resignations of hard-liners seeking a praised the bemedaled general as a on the negotiating team. The J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. PBui MMinninGO explaining further. The union has man that can be trusted and a beneath the cockpit waving a handkerchief for help Sunday 487 No. Main 81. crackdown on Solidarity. hijackers, who had twice increased after he was shot by hijackers who caught him signaling to demanded dismissal of officials it Instead "a vote of confidence was patriot. Ironically, however, the number of prisoners they want 6 4 9 - 7 3 1 1 043-0056 says were responsible for police passed for the Politburo and Solidarity’s “four-hour” warning freed by Indonesia, had not previous­ plane refuelers. (UPI photo) OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE “Wa do a Iota more than claan carpets" beatings of union members in Secretariat,” the official PAP news strike Friday shattered the request ly demanded money. Despite earlier reports that In­ arrived from Jakarta but intended to 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER V- BydgosK March 19. for 90 days of labor peace Jaruzelski keep the four-member flight crew un­ •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS FREE ESTIMATES agency saici in a brief communique Commandos and sharpshooters donesia had been refused permission •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC. 24 HOUR SERVICE The Central Committee session after the 16-hour meeting, confirming sought when he took office last circled the Garuda DC-9 and Thai of­ to launch an assault on the hijackers, til they reached their next destinh- Sunday came in the midst of that the moderate approach toward month. ficials ordered journalists beyond a reporters said Indonesian comman­ lion. FAMOUS BRAND CIILIFFE A M t h « v U « 4 Moscow’s grimmest assessment yet dealing with the union had prevailed. Solidarity, which has grown to 10 Thai Prime Minister Prem Tin- MOTOR I8LIS 300 yard radius of the plane because dos were seen exercising beneath the of the Polish situation, with the of­ In further indications that a con­ million members since the mass "things will be getting dangerous wing of a DC-10 jet sent from Jakar­ sulanonda had told Indonesian of­ TELEVISION - APPLIANCES J. B. ELECTRONICS ficial Tass news agency accusing summer strikes last summer, has ficials at a daiili meeting on the MA.NCHKSTKR STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV ciliatory way out of the impasse was here," ta to carry the hijackers to the Mid­ Solidarity of openly challenging being sought, the committee ordered asked for the dismissal of officials Police Gen. Montchai dle East. third day of the hijacking that he SALES AND SERVICE "legitimate communist rule.” A an explanation of the March 19 police responsible, for the beatings in Pankhonchuan told reporters “we in­ would approve use of force on the HOW NHIOVDEIIT . separate Tass dispatch from War­ beatings of union mem bers in Bydgoszcz and threatened another tend to have the whole matter end Negotiators said the hijackers five or six Indonesian hijackers only m. saw said "The situation in Poland is Bydgoszc that led to the strike nationwide strike of indefinite dura­ today in whatever manner promised to release the 46 hostage if the terrorists "also become 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 extremely tense.” threat. tion starting Tuesday. necessary” passengers when the prisoners brutal. " TV Hnt to Stoll 1 Shop 643-1262 B 9 B Couple threatens lawsuit tor noise pollution MERCURY AGENCY dition, even with acquisition of the with this credibility question. Here's lUiSiESflR KiTB^ By MARY KITZMANN tests from their home on March 17. William Stevenson, Multi-Circuits no noise problems. town garage. proof what thev're saying isn't so." KITCHEN A BATHROOM REMODEUNe Herald Reporter The firm, Mirenberg and Pedersen, representative, said he had not seen ’The residents, who organized the Stevenson has said the firm Phone 646-2796 • MANCHESTER — A married cou­ of South Windsor, found the com­ the report, but that the company Roll Street Residents Association, Mrs. Zingler continued that while Visit our Showroom at desires the garage regardless of the company's statements were NO SERVICE CHARGE ple living on Roll Street, who pany’s noise levels from outdoor would try to lower the noise levels. has attacked Multi-Circuits’ ability to construct the addition. 385 Center St. fans exceeded the limit by six units. “We have always tried to find out credibility before, citing it claims taken seriously, the residents com­ Hello •COMPLETE GOLUSION WORK organized and spearheaded Mrs, Zingler says when the MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:30 P.M. neighborhood opposition to Multi­ If noise from the intake fan what the problems were and that no parking problem existed plaints have not been. "What about — , S ^ ™ “«»*»w»H0tMtoAlrllne8o8leMii8Mps residents have complained before THURS. TILL 9:00 P.M. located on the westerly side of the eliminated them,” he said. “I’m cer­ when the company expanded the se­ our credibility?" she asked 827 Mabi Strest - - •FREE ESTMATES circuits Inc. expansion bid, are about noise and pollution, discussed RUSTY JONES building, immediately opposite the tain we can adjust it.” cond time and a major parking threatening to sue the company for, during an unsuccessful special com­ The company proposed purchasing 6 4 7 -9 2 S 5 noise violations. Zingler home at 49 Roll, is not ’The tests, Mrs. Zingler said this problem along Harrison Street mittee created to resolve the land- the town garage in November. The Goodbye rusty cars. •COMPLETE PAINT JOBS Walter and Mary Zingler, who are "eliminated or substantially reduced morning, were to establish the fact developed. f r use question, the town officials “only Zinglers appeared at the meeting to SPECIALIZING IN trying to stop Multi-Circuits from within the next seven ddys” the noise problems did exist, despite The zoning enforcement officer bas tapped the its hand." question the sale, and the controver­ SUPERIOR MUFFLERS •CUSTOM MRON PAINT WORK MINIT-MAN PRINTING purchasing the town garage on Zinglers plan to sue for damages, ac­ claims of Multi-Circuits’ represen­ recently ruled that adequate parking Call Me about m e m i bt. • ■Mwai Bn i 848-17tt “They said the noise was stopped sy mushroomed. The neighborhood Harrison Street for expansion, had cording to a letter prepared by Jon tatives during hearings before the does not exist if the company plans and it hasn’t,” she said. "I’m fed up fears industrial encroachment. DON WILLIS GMUGE, INC. the best auto •WRECKER SERVICE an engineering firm conduct noise Berman, the residents’ lawyer. Board of pirectors, that there were to construct an 8,700 square foot ad­ SPECIALISTS mfUETE FMiiM I eonao soma WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE rustproofing LOW COST PRlNTmO GENERAL REPAIRING guarantee in •COMPETITIVE PRN!ES WHILl YOU WAIT (PHOTO RUOY) Propane Cylinders Filled M Bi CM • n in » • MB irari In sports Outside today Air Conditioning Service town. Inside today Comatose woman 27 Solar home TELEPHONE •FOREMN I AMERNiAN CARS 18 MAIN STREET .SEE US '-'OR ENQRAVEO NAME PLATES Business...... 20 L ottery...... 2' Relatives and friends of KareifAnne (Juinlan, Home developed by Popular NCAA hoop finals tonight. Page Showers ending early this 649-4531 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 «TRY OUR NEW BMM C8M I Classified ... .22-23 O bituaries..... 12 the comatose woman whose “right to die” case Mechanics boasts decking, solar 13. evening and clearing later tonight. •LOANERS AVAILABLE Editorial ...... 10) S ports...... 16 sparked a worldwide controversy six years ago, greenhouse and five skylights. Wayne Gretzky all-time NHL Partly sunny and pleasant Entertainment . 17 Television ...... 17 gathered at her bedside in New Jersey to Built for now — but ready for one season scorer. Whalers bow in Tuesday. Detailed forecast on Designs & Styles OSTRINSKY, INC. F am ily...... 18-19 W eather...... 2 celebrate her 27th birthday. Page 11. expansion. Page 18. Hartford. Page 1.5. Page 2. 643*5879 6 4 3 P€RSONni T€€ 731 PARKER ST,, M AN C H ES TE R QUALITY WORK AT COMPBTITyB PRICBS CALL US nnsT! D| 0 4 50 FT. TRUCK SALE 1081 Main SI., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 TALCOTTVILLE. CT. 643-0016 4 LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS ^ 4 Pat Coelho, Owners « Jim tlOelho, Manager DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS etebra.tmQ 100 Years of Community Service! 2 - THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, IWl ^29.53 THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 - 3 Regional Reagan

. J m w YORK W o — news roundup 8ANFHANCMCO pushes V^TIWITA LOWESTVEST Briefing Reduced ferry service TEMKRATUREt budget

HARTFORD — The state Department of Transporta­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The task tion has announced that the Rocky Hill-Glastonbury ferry of selling his economic program to service will run on a reduced schedule when the season the public as well as to Congress opens this Wednesday, dominates President Reagan’s time Atlanta still- searching Arthur B, Powers, transportation commissioner, said UPI WEATHCR FOTOCA8T • this' week. that “Due to the state’s severe fiscal problem, this Today Reagan was scheduled to ATLANTA (UPI) - For the 24th weekend, volunteers reduced .schedule is being put into effect as part of the VTEMP address the building trades council pressed their search for two missing black children, both current overall aus.terity program.” of the AFL-CIO, a group that has not by searching wooded areas for more bodies and by can­ He added, “With the recent retirement of a captain and warmed to his budget-cutting plans. ./* '^1,- vassing residents and businessmen in an area where mate of the vessel. It will be impossible to maintain the But Reagan has not ducked a fight many of the city's 20 slain children had lived. ship’s normal operat^ schedule.” He said a total of Weather with other interest groups, and big' A handful of people Sunday searched an area in three captains and three mates are necessary to operate labor is no different. southwest Atlanta where some of the children’s bodies the service seven days a week. The president also will meet with have been found. No clues turned up, however. Effective this week the ferry will operate Wednesday Republican members of the House Since last October, the searchers have concentrated on through Sunday. Powers said that every effort will be Ways and Means Committee, the looking for evidence in the woods and fields on the out­ made to restore revenue-gyrating rervice to its nor- TodflV'S fOTBCSSt panel that originates all tax legisla­ skirts of the city. mal schedule as soon as possible. ^ tion in Congress. Saturday, however, about 100 volunteers canvassed Cloudy today and becoming windy. Showers likely ‘There is a growing feeling on homes, apartments, fast food restaurants and gas beginning about midday with a chance of a few Capitol Hill that the president may stations, looking for the two missing children in an inner Walk for the poor thunderstorms this afternoon. Highs 65 to 70. Showers en­ have to settle for something less city area where many of the slain youngsters lived. ding early this evening. Clearing later tonight. Lows 45 to than his three-year, 30-percent In a related development, four members of a con­ HARTFORD - About 20 students union members ^ Tuesday. Highs 70 to 75. across-the-board cut in personal in­ troversial citizens’ patrol formed in response to the un­ ^ 4 ' comes taxes. But Reagan is hearing solved homicides, were scheduled for a hearing today on .nd Kh “ JS.T.dS X2.“ none of it, and has ardently wooed on Tuesday on a walk to New York to call attention to the '"P*' continuing Tuesday, a variety of weapons violations. The four are members of "N.V key congressmen in recent days. the "bai patrol" formed at Techwood Homes, a housing plight of the state’s poor and the killings of the black Extended outlook He called in Rep. Barber Conable, project. children in Georgia. R-N.Y., the ranking Republican on Ned Coll, director of the Hartford-based Revitalization Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through the panel, last week for some per­ Friday: Secretary of State Alexander Haig said Corps is leading the walk. He said the group expects to sonal stroking. reach the state border in Greenwich on ^turday which is MaBsarhuseltg, Rhode Island and Connertirul: Fair Sunday Soviet military intervention in One skeleton identified “We have not yet begun to fight,” Solidarity union leader Lech Walesa and his secretary pray in Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said the anniversary of the death of black civil rjehts leader and mild through the period. Highs in the 60s Wednesday White House press secretary Jim Poland is “neither imminent nor inevitable," Connecticut Rep. Toby Moffett, 36, a liberal and in the 50s ’Thursday and Friday. Lows generally in the' a church Sunday. Communist Party Polltiburo mejnber on ABC's "Issues and Answers" the Inva­ WEEKI WACHEE, Fla. (UPI) - One of the three Martin Luther King Jr. Brady has quoted Reagan as saying. but tha Kremlin currently is engaged in “In­ Democrat poses with his new bride, Myra 40s Wednesday and 30s Thursday and Friday. Kazimierz Bareikowski opened a crisis plenary session of the sion of Poland was a matter that would have skeletons found buried on the property of a convicted sex Jean DeLapp, 29, a Republican lawyer from On Wednesday, Reagan takes his creased posturing” that could lead to it offender has been identified as that of a 15-year-old Ohio Vermont: Showers Wednesday. Variable clouds case to the political hinterland, party central committee Sunday with a stinging attack on the grave consequences. (UPI photo) (UPI photo) girl who disappeared from a nearby campground more Lexington, N.C. Moffett said earlier, "Our Rents being hiked Thursday and scattered showers north. Fair and then in­ visiting Springfield, 111., for an ad­ Solidarity union and attempts at political factionalism and ac­ than five years ago views are strikingly similar on many matters creasing clouds Friday. Highs in the 50s and upper 40s, dress to a joint session of the Illinois lows 35 to 45. cused Solidarity of efforting a power struggle with the govern­ Another skeleton was that of a 24-year-old white and where they aren’t, it rrikes for In­ HARTFORD — A new rent policy for state-run legislature. Reagan is the only Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers ment. (UPI photo) ■ woman, but her identity is not known, forensic teresting dialogue.” The couple met four housing for the elderly complexes will mean that some Illinois native ever to be elected Wednesday. Fair south and chance of flurries or showers Haig remains effective anthropologists at the University of Florida have years ago at a party and have been dating tenants will be paying higher rents, based on their yearly president. ) decided. incomes. north Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows from the mid 20s to Brady said the Springfield speech since. (UPI photo) mid 30s. Highs mostly in the 50s Wednesday cooling to the The anthropologists have not yet reached a conclusion The new policy will require a tenant with an annual in­ will be the “first in a series” of 40s Thursday and Friday. about bones of a third person found in the same location, come of more than $4,500 to pay 25 percent of his or her appearances before state lawmakers Hernando County Sheriff’s Capt. Cliff Batten said Sun­ Dollar mixed, gold down income for rent. Residents of the state housing units for to make a pitch for his economic despite power struggle day. the elderly now pay a base rent that averages $95 with Long Island Sound plan. It is another way of making Sheriff’s deputies were to resume their digging today variations from town to town. Congress “feel the heat,” Brady WASHINGTON (UPI) - question here — and that comes up Defense Secretary Caspar LONDON (UPI) — The dollar opened mixed on Euro- Long Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Mon- on the litter-strewn homesite of William Mansfield, 56, a The change in policy will also raise the maximum in- lauk Point, N.Y.: Small craft advisory remains in said. Secretary of State Alexander Haig regularly — is my effectiveness in­ Weinberger, on ABC’s “Issues and convicted sex offender whose oldest son, jailed in Califor- P®^*) money exchanges today and the price of gold come for eligibility to be a tenant from $4,500 to $13,000 effect. Winds south to southwest 20 to 30 knots and gusty The administration is also hoping says the events of the past week, in fluenced by these passing events? Answers,” said the administration a rape-murder case, is the prime suspect in the declined $8 an ounce' in Zurich and London in quiet to unveil this week a package of which he nearly resigned in a dispute My answer to that is, not in any way was not severely damaged by the trading. for a single tenant and a person at the top end of the scale today shifting to the west at 15 to 20 knots tonight, deaths of the buried women, officials say. could pay as much as $270 a month for rent. There will be Tuesday westerly winds 10 to 20 knots. Cloudy with ‘ relief for the ailing U.S. auto in­ over foreign policy roles, have not at all. You know, it is dealing with Haig-Bush flap. Gold opened at $531.50 an ounce on the London and Officials have said they think they'll find as many as special allowances for medical expenses. The new policy showers and possible thunderstorms today ending tonli^t dustry. The president and his aides harmed his effectiveness in any way. the real issues, that my report card It was “a lot of excitement and ac­ six skeletons of young women on the litter-strewn, five- Zurich bullion markets, down from the close Friday of already have suggested to the But Newsweek magazine quotes a will be rendered at some point in tivity in a very small teapot, ” he $539.50. is to take effect April 1 for new tenants and Oct. 1 for followed by partial clearing. Fair on 'Tuesday. Visibility 5 acre property. current tenants. miles or more except locally below 1 mile in rain and fog Japanese that they cut back on their senior White House aide as saying, time, by the president and the said. Weinberger called it an “exam­ A dealer for bullion brokers Samuel Montagu said the American people.” We will search all five acres of it. We’ve got to cover through this evening improving to 5 miles or more late auto exports to the United States. "While every one of the key players ple of the enormous, microscopic every square foot of it.’ Batten said. drop in gold’s price was due mainly to an absence of On Sunday — a day of 70-degree has a real respect for Haig at his Haig said the situation “has clear­ attention” paid to the government. buyers. Trading was slow, he said. tonight and Tuesday. Average wave heights increasing to Contract awarded 4 to 6 feet today and decreasing to 2 to 4 feet tonight. temperatures and sunny skies — the best, we’ve seen far too much of ly been resolved and resolved in a Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., inter­ The pound opened in London at $2.2385 against $2.2280 president and first lady Nancy Haig at his worst.” happy way, as the president said.” viewed on CBS’ “Face the Nation, ” at the close Friday. Murder trial to start Reagan strolled across Lafayette Asked if there were any serious said he “regretted ” the Haig-Bush . “Sterling started the week firm against the dollar and GLASTONBURY — A contract, rejected by teachers National forecast Square to services at St. John’s “The result is that there’s very lit­ squabble. Asked if Haig had been in a narrow margin vote in January, has been approved tle desire left to accommodate his differences between the White iirAcuiMF-'T’riM c ______European Currencies,” a dealer for Barclays Bank Inter- Episcopal church. damaged, the Senate Foreign By United Press International ego and his personal style.” House and himself, Haig said. “Well, H w h n a r h~ I p trading was thin and nervous with most by a state arbitration panel and gives teachers a 10 per­ Los Angeles pc 65 56 Asked as he left the church Relations Committee chairman said, nard We ch. alleged to have stolen a fortune frorn posh ^ substantial new positions in cent increase in salaries and fringe benefits for the first City & Fest Lo Pep Louisville pc 77 56 .ffi The magazine said Haig was so up­ I’m not aware of a single instance Albuquerque pc whether the seriousness of the situa­ "It was a temporary setback. That Washington area homes, goes on tnal Wednesday view of the Polish crisis. ” year of the contract. 37 .... Memphis c TO 57 223 set at the announcement President thus far In my relationship with Anchorage r 29 .... tion in Poland, where Warsaw Pact President Reagan that we had any issue is now behind us.” killing of well-known cardiologist Dr. Michael In the second year it provides for a 9,7 percent raise Miami Bech pc 73 71 Reagan had named Vice President Halberstam Asheville r 54 1.06 Milwaukee pc 64 47 24 maneuvers have been extended, had differences, either of nuance or even Newsweek suggested Haig had and negotiations can be reopened' in the third year. The Atlanta cy George Bush to head the ad­ The physician, brother of writer David Halberstam, Only one on 57 .42 Minneapolis r 84 38 .19 changed at all over the weekend, tactics, in the conduct of the nation’s stretched his welcome badly with teachers had asked for an 11.25 percent increase in Birmingh^pc £6 3,20 Nashville r 75 54 121 Reagan said, “Well, it hasn’t unless ministration’s crisis management the three men closest to the was shot twice in the chest late last Dec. 5 when he dis­ Boston r 53 ..,. foreign affairs.” ______^ ______WASHINGTON (UPI) — Relax, congressmen. salaries and fringe benefits. The one member of the ar­ New Orlens pc 75 87 1.38 something happened since I went team that he went so far as to dictate president: White House counselor covered an intruder in his rambling ranch style home bitration panel, who represented the teachers, did not Brownsvil Tx.c 59 .... his resignation. But Haig’s "inner Haig said to avoid future As Halberstam drove himself to a nearby hospital, he Lobbyist-Playboy model Paula Parkinson says she’s got New York r 77 58 into church.” Edwin Meese, chief of staff James vote in favor of the contract. Buffalo r 51 .03 Oklahom Cty c circle” persuaded him to sleep on it problems, he and the president will thought he saw his assailant on the street and struck him only one of you on videotape — and that tape is in a safe Charlstn S.C. r 70 69 43 The White House warned last week Baker and deputy chief of staff place. Omaha c 57 42 .02 and the president, after a 43-minute have more regular meetings, “and it Michael Deavers. with his car, Welch, who was not seriously hurt, was Charlott N.C. r that any Soviet intervention in involves some other steps which will Ms. Parkinson, 30, is the green-eyed, thrice-married Chicago pc Philadelphia r 72 56 Poland would have a grave effect on meeting with Haig the next day, It quoted a “White House higher- arrested that night. t* *. be taken in the near future in the blonde who met with officials over the weekend, Cleveland cy Phoenix c 77 56 East-West relations. ‘The warning went out of his way to say Haig was up” as saying, “You never want to Doctors said the exertion involved in driving the car Intend to sue Pittsburgh r 75 52 .12 form area.” Haig was not asked to presumably to discuss a possible FBI look into whether Columbus cy also was directed at Polish Com­ still running foreign policy. be in a position where your margin aggravated what were probably survivable wounds and Portland Me. r 77 44 Appearing on “Meet the Press” explain what he meant by "other some congressmen may have sold their votes for sexual EAST HARTFORD — A letter of intent to sue has Dallas c munist authorities and suggested of error is zero, and Haig is damn contributed to Halberstam’s death. Denver pc Portland Ore. r 53 43 .06 Sunday, Haig said, “I think the real steps.” Interest in Welch grew when it was learned that he had favors. been filed by Attorney M. Hatcher Norris on behalf of Providence r 77 50 U.S. aid to Poland might not be close.” Some of Paula’s story was told Sunday in a lengthy in- Edgar Mathiau and his son, Gary Mathiau, The pair is Des Moines pc forthcoming in the face of an inter­ escaped from a New York prison in 1974 while serving , _ . Detroit r Richmond r 77 59 time for burglary and robbery and had lived in luxury in tfifviewruioui choshe gaveoauo w=chinotr,nWashington PostPnet n,Ai.,rv,niotcolumnist p,.a.,Rudy M—oMaxa. Charging a poliCB officer with brutality and violation of St. Louis c 69 52 120 nal crackdown against labor dis­ Duluth cy .32 the Washington suburbs for several years, driving a $40,- R ^ s : civil rights, El Paso c San Antonio c 83 43 sidents. 000 Mercedes and paying cash for a $235,000 home in “T. .P' Rs'Rback, R-Ill., who she met at a Gai7 Mathiau was charged with assault on an officer Hartford r 80 San Diego pc 66 56 'China card' revealed Great Falls, Va , allegedly with money raised from party in September 1979, was the one who began and his father was charged with criminal impersonation Honolulu pc San Francisc c 56 48 introducing her to other Republican congressmen in connection with a Feb. 22 incident. They have pleaded Indianapolis pc 27 San Juan pc 85 75 .01 burglarizing homes. Seattle r 50 43 —She fell in love with Rep. Thomas Evans, R-Del,, and not guilty to the charges and other charges brought Jackson Mss. c saw a great deal of him for about seven months, spending Jacksonville cy Spokane r 47 43 Now you know against them. Tampa pc 80 66 nights in his office or her rented flat, “I deeply regret Kansas City c The first American honored with a to deal with Russians Hijackers in custody Las Vegas pc Washington r 80 63 having any association with her,” Evans said in an WichiU c 62 40 monument in India was scientist Armored vehicles are on the move during Warsaw Pact earlier statement, "It is clear to me that Mrs. Parkinson Little Rock c .58 George Washington Carver, who WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. considering any action in Poland. welcome a Soviet invasion in the maneuvers in southern East Germany in this picture from an Brzezinski issued this one-sentence PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) — Four hijackers who is a troubled person and I resent and regret that this Book supply depleted pioneered new uses for the peanut. East German source. (UPI photo) Charles Percy, R-Ill., chairman of hope it could lead to a dissolution of freed 50 passengers, including eight Americans, in woman is using my name in an effort to gain publicity for the Senate Foreign Relations.Com­ response after the Percy interview: the Soviet empire, Haig disagreed. exchange for leftist prisoners from Honduras were held a possible book.” HARTFORD — Secretary of the State Barbara B. mittee, says a Soviet invasion of “While I cannot deny or confirm “Any application of force could in custody today until the arrival of the prisoners. —She flatly denies going to bed with any congressmen Kennelly, announced today that the stock of the 1980 Poland would carry with it the what specific options were being have unforeseen and most dangerous An official communique released by the Panamanian in her efforts as a lobbyist to defeat a bill on crop in­ ^nnecticut State Register and Manual, commonly called possibility of the United States developed, I can say I generally en­ consequences and I know of no of­ government Sunday said the Honduran government had surance, “though she admits that being on a first-name “The Blue Book” has been depleted “due to the Almanac Dems to continue fight providing lethal arms to China. dorse what Senator Percy said on ficials in this adminstration who accepted demands by the four hijackers, believed to be basis with legislators didn’t hurt,” according to The Post. staggering demand for this resourceful publication ” Percy said the Carter administra­ this subject.” could wish for it,” he said. Defense Secretary Caspar Hondurans, to release 13 prisoners and end the 32-hour —Her nude appearance in a Playboy layout on the She . . said. in 1980 only - 16,200 copies . ------of the book------were tion developed such a “China card” Interviewed on NBC’s “Meet the crisis, women ...... of Washington...... finished. her as an effective lob- as compared to 20,000 in 1979 and 30,000 in 1976, option last year to be considered in Press,’’ Secretary of State Weinberger, appearing on ABC’s The four hijackers, including a woman, will remain un- byist, “It was a disaster, an a"bsoiute7isasterTsh7sai^ Bicentennial year. She said state law requires that case of Soviet intervention in Alexander Haig said Sunday, "We "Issues and Answers, ” said the against budget slashes Polish situation was a matter “of der National Guard custody until the Honduran govern- “Not only wou|fl no congressmen return my calls but 28,324 be printed each'year but fiscal constraints have Poland, “and it’s obvious it’s an op­ consider Soviet intervention in ment gave the prisoners safe conduct out of Honduras they were absolutely panic-stricken it I even called their resulted in a decreased number printed as well as a By United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) - After which made only a few changes in would be increased for the “truly tion that will be considered” by tbe Poland to be neither imminent or in­ very considerable concern ” with today and until a third government granted them entry, offices,” change from the traditional hard cover to a soft cover. Today is Monday, March 30, the 8»th day of 1981 with some tough lessons on who is in the administration’s plan. needy” to prevent them from suf­ Reagan administration. evitable. (The situation) varies hour Soviet military maneuvers "con­ 276 to follow. charge this year. Senate Democrats The first Democratic proposal un­ fering from the elimination. Percy said he had information that by hour, as various postures are tinuing beyond the time it was an­ The pioon is moving toward its new phase. are resuming their efforts to restore der consideration today, an amend­ Riegle, who introduced the amend­ in December 1980, national security taken by, the Soviet forces. ticipated they would be concluded. ” That positioning of troops, he said, The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. funds for programs President ment by Sen. Donald Riegle, D- ment Friday, said elderly recipients adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski’s office ’’Right now they are at a “provides a good cover or The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Reagan wants to cut. Mich., would allow current Social would be hurt by the Reagan cut. asked the Pentagon to supply “a list heightened state of readiness, with springboefrd for an invasion.” Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. Leaders of the Republican- Security recipients to continue get­ Democrats planned to propose of lethal weapons and equipment ... increased posturing that could All three men agreed is not the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh was bom March 30. dominated Senate plann^ to com­ ting the minimum benefit. other amendments to the package, that if force was used by the Soviet lead to that,” he said. People Talk 1853. plete work late today or Tuesday on and Sen. John Chafee, R-R.L, was Union in Poland could be and But, he said, there are a few “good time to lift the embargo on grain On this date in history: the bulk of Reagan’s budget-cutting Reagan has proposed terminating expected to propose a $1 billion possibly would be sold or provided to signs” emerging from Poland. sales to Russia. Percy said he In 1858, Hyman Lipman of Philadelphia received a pa­ package. the benefit that amounts to $122 a restoration, mostly for elementary the Peoples’ Republic of China.” “There is some indication that the thought the embargo should be lifted tent for a pencil equipped with an eraser. The proposal before the Senate month and is paid to those who have and secondary education programs Appearing on CBS’ “ Face the moderate elements in the political in the future, but “I think it would be In 1867, U.S. Secretary of State William Seward conUins $36.4 billion in reductions nqt worked enough to qualify for and urban developmenC Nation” Sunday, Percy said the structure there seem to be surviving disastrous for this country to blink, to look weak, at this particular time reached an agreement with Russia for the purchase of for fiscal 1982. It was recommended regular payments. Last week. Democrats repeatedly “China card” probably would have well and lending some hope they will Country commercials with troops poised on the borders of Wives meet Glimpses Alaska for $7.2 million in gold. by the Senate Budget Committee, ’The president says other benefits failed in attempts to put money back the “ most meaningful and prevail,” Haig said. significant” effect on the Soviets in Asked if Americans should not Poland.” Singer-songwriter Dottie West reckons her most widely What do you do when your real wife meets your make- A dozen years after the release of “Patton,” which won into the budget for veterans’ health heard songs are not associated with her at all. Dottie believe wife? In the ease of actor Tom Bosley, the dilem- nim the best actor Oscar and______countless other awards_ for services and child nutrition who has recorded 37 albums in a 15-year country music ma was not as bad as it may seem. ------hw ^rtrayal of the fiesty general, George C, Scott has Union predicts cuts programs. career, has also authored a dozen music commercials for Tom and actress Patricia Carr were married last year theatrical rights to Ladislas Farago’s recently published (Ihe The only amendment to succeed the Coca-Cola Co. She’s even won the advertising world’s and are professionally teamed for the first time on the “Th® Last Days of Patton” ... Grace Slick reunites with * Official Mancheiter Neto$paper was a measure proposed by Sen. Madam's book 'tells a Oscar — a CLIO —, to place alongside her Grammy Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to switch $200 statuette. ■' ‘Happy Days ” series with Patricia playing, of all things, the Jefferson Starship rock band this week on the USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 152 talking about,” she said. the other woman in Mr. Cunningham’s life. “Friday’s” late-night comedy show ... The Alan Klng- will hike jobless rate million from foreign aid to school HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UPI) - regularly paid bribes to police and But Dottie admits to some frustration. “You hear peo­ Published dally except Sunday and certain lunches. Maxine Jones collected Cadillacs and city officials in the 1960s. The way Maxine tells it, she and The script calls for a confrontation between Marion paesars Palace Tennis Classic will be held at the Las her girls were doing fine until 1963. ple singing the jingle and they don’t know you wrote it ” Mrs rimninnhon,” — 1 ti.- Vegas regort next month with Bo Derek nHHing the holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald WASHINGTON (UPI) - Com­ “Stockmanizing bf the budget” — a Democrats were outraged by the memories during two decades in the “There were men quaking in their she says, ’ Mrs. Cunningham” Ross and Bosley’s real-life wife That’s when she was arrested by During a recent rehearsal, the real Mrs. Bosley was proper glamor to the glittery celebrity event... Mickey Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class munication Workers union President reference to budget director David tradeoff, saying it pitted hungry prostitution business. When her book boots when I walked into that “We solved that problem once. I wrote a ‘Coun postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER' Glenn Watts today assailed the Stockman — Watts said the ad­ children abroad against hungry hits the streets this summer, some hearing room,” she said. “the syndicate” and thrown in the wrote a ‘Country heard to ask, “How come Marion’s getting you?” And j j j ’ Jones and John Schneider have been penitentiary for 14 months. She Sunshine’ commercial that people likedj so much u that we answered, “But you get me after the show.” Send address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591 Reagan administration economic ministration should take a more American children. But they red-faced local residents may wish She says her book promises to be added to the list of performers set for the Academy of claims she was a “political recorded it as a single record. It became a hit top.’ Country Music Awards telecast live April 30 .... Manchester, Conn. 06040. program, saying it could add 1 humanistic approach to the war on accepted it anyway, figuring it was the sassy 63-year-old former madam downright sizzling — particularly for Burton in pain million people to the unemployment inflation. the best they could get. They then had sold the cars and kept the Hot Springs, an otherwise s^ a te prisoner.” To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call rolls. failed in attempts to restore ad­ memories to herself. southwest Arkansas resort town. She also claims local officials and Monroe murdered? Hospitalized for a week with a painful pinched nerve 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 prm. Watts, speaking to some 1,(XX) He said the economic plan is ditional funds for school lunch “They’ll probably all have heart “I want to show the squares what a businessmen blew the whistle on her designed to “satisfy a political programs. attacks and die when they read the corrupt town Hot Springs has been racket when she finally refused to The Academy Awards are always one of the biggest Florida” “ uS^^^^ « Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. 4elaga(M to the onion’s three-day Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through legislative-political conference at philosophy which places a minimal The measure under consideration book. I didn’t pull no punches,” she for the past 30 years. I know how cor­ share her profits with them. Because Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. the Hyatt-Regency Hotel, said the value on human needs.” by the Senate would tell its spending said. rupt politicans are and I know money she tried to protect her clients, nin^revei n?ofT[^Sa\^iran'aU^^^ 1h“1 “PP®^ audlnce * ' specials in an attempt to hold its Oscar spine for suspected degenerative changes to determindif Lottery Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for economic package was “cold, insen­ “It doesn’t take an economist to and authorizing committees how “Maxine: Call Me Madam” is to can buy anything you want. Maxine said she will be forever „ • 1 , L the 55-year-old actor would require surgerv. one month, $15.35 for three months, ^ .7 0 for six sitive, and Impersonal.” conclude that the Reagan plan will much to cut from, programs under be published about June 1, she said. “I also have a few scores I want to bitter about her jail term. tho specials to be aired tonight before or after Burton, who entered St. John’s HospHal in Santa months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are In his prepared remarks, the union require the greatest sacrifice from their jurisdiction. The committees She gave Hot Springs a shocking even up, and I feel this book will tell the awards - depending on the time zone - is a pilot for Monica, Calif., March 23, was forced to leave his starring Numbers drawn Saturday: available on request. leader warned congressional rubber- those least able to make them,” themselves will decide exactly peek at what it contains at a recent it all. This book will tell my life Brittania Chapter Connecticut 033 stamping of the Reagan package Watts, said. where to cut. hearing on alleged corruption by the story.” MANCHESTER - The April Maine 935 To place a classified or display advertisement, or could result In “the worst assault on “Attempts to eliminate the budget The House Budget Committee is city’s former chief of detectives. She names no one specifically at meeting of the Britannia Chapter of New Hampshire 5186 to report a news Item, story or picture idea, call the nation’s poor and needy, its deficit by cutting essential social scheduled to begin drafting a similar Mrs. Jones, who wears glasses her attorney’s advice, but she said the Daughters of the British Empire Rhode Island 5324 W2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ minorities, and even its middle programs will only weaken the package April 6. The Reagan budget with pearl-inlaid frames and hails her memoirs leave no doubt about will be held Thursday at 11:30 a.m. murdered ^ mmitted suicide or was Burton first appeared in “Camelot” in 1960 and has Vermont 361 day through Friday. class, since the dark days of the economy. Increase unemployment, cuts are not expected to glide as from what she calls “one of the most characters’ identities. at the home of Mrs. Edwin Foster. twice since reprised his role of King Arthur. Massachusetts 5426 Depression.” (hy up to 1 million) and cause in­ smoothly through the Democratic- prominent, respected families in “Honey, everybody who knows 358 Woodbridge St. Mrs. Frank E. Attacking what he called dividual hardships,” he added. controlled House. Bradley County,” testified she Hot Springs will know who I’m Bennett will be co-hostess 4 - T H E HERALD. Mon., March 30. 1961

Crash kills ~ Trial nears end T H E HERALD, Mon., March 30. 1981 - 5 . . i l ' : C i t y woman , ? Botanist studying kel|D M A N C H E S T E R - A 28-year-old in firebombing Hartford woman was killed early Sunday morning when state police his involvement in the bombing. said she passed out on Interstate 86 MANCHESTER - A federal Jury ’The government last week tried to and was struck by a passing motor ’Tuesday could begin deliberations in to find effects on fish establish that Metheney was In vehicle. connection with the continuing trial possession of an unregistered A medical examiner pronounced of a white out-of-state youth charged AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) mussels and periwinkles. "In Canada there’s been der.” Urquhart said. destructive device, known as a the woman, Patricia Stevens, dead at with last October’s firebombing of a — A University of Maine “ Our study is still a significant decline in Vadas said the lack of Molotov cocktail. In addition, 3:15 a.m, Sunday. Police said a trac­ black fam ily’s home. botanist is studying a pop­ preliminary, but we’ve lobsters where the kelp dis­ kelp can affect the dis­ federal attorneys have charged the tor trailer pulled up behind the In Hartford’s U.S. District Court, ulation explosion of sea found the overgrowth of appeared. We dont know tribution or abundance of 19-year-old with fair housing rights woman's body and shielded it from Judge Jose A. Cabranes urchins and a decline in urchins to be strong in the that that’s true in Maine." lobsters and other marine violations. traffic in the eastbound lane, at Exit Fsiday ordered an all-white panel of brown kelp seaweed over Pemaquid region, around he said. " I suspect there is shell fish. 92. 12 jurors and four alternates to When called to the witness stand the past decade to deter­ Mount Desert Island and some relationship to over­ “ In California there are State police said the woman return to the court ’Tuesday mor­ late last week, Metheney con­ mine how it’s affecting along Washington County,” fishing as well as changes large kelp populations appeared to be alone at the time of ning. Attorneys for the prosecution tradicted the testimony of two key- Maine’s fishing resources. he said. “ We know urchins in the sea comm unity." growing around oil drilling her death, and three witnesses were and the defense are expected prosecution witnesses who said they Professor Robert L. and kelp are found all along Dana Urquhart of Bucjjs rigs and those areas h^ve reported to have seen her wandering tomorrow to deliver closing didn’t throw the gasoline bomb Vadas said Saturday the the New England region, Harbor told Vadas this proven to be good fishing on the highway. The witnesses told arguments, although two final which heavily damaged the Brent phenomenon has changed so it m ay be a Gulf of week that there was a grounds. So there may be police she fell to her knees before witnesses might still be called upon Road home, but accompanied the makeup of the floor Maine problem.” “ kelp w ar” going on in his some relationship between they could reach her. for testimony. Metheney.to the scene. beneath Maine’s coastal Vadas said Canadian study areas. kelp and fish as well." he Two state troopers are in­ Charles Norm an Metheney, of waters and m ay be related studies claim the problem He said lobstermen said. vestigating the accident, and an West Virginia, is charged with civil In refuting the testimony of to overfishing off the stems from overfishing of found that mussel Vadas is seeking ad­ autopsy will be performed to deter­ rights and weapons violations in con­ Gilliland and Eric Donze, Metheney Maine coast. lobsters, which prey on sea draggers are picking up ditional funding to conduct mine why she apparently passed out. nection with the firebombing of said he stood a distance from the ’’There’s a definite urchins. With a break in kelp from the seabottom. a long term study of the The body was found at the Lucendia Harris and Bruce home while the other two youths ran relationship between the the food chain, the say “ When they're finished problem. "because highway's junction with Exit 92, Meggett’s Brent Road home while towards the Harris’ home with the changes in seaweed and the over-populated urchins dragging a whole area, sustained underwater police said. No charges apparently their four children were being crude bomb. Although he didn’t say lobster and other fishing have ‘enjoyed feeding on there's no kelp left at all study is the only way to at­ who threw the incendiary device, have been lodged. ' watched by their 18-year-old uncle. industries,” said Vadas, kelp. for the lobsters to hide un­ tack it." Conviction on the federal charges Metheney said he turned back to see adding that the Maine carries with it a possible maximum flames shooting from the home. Marine Resources Depart- ' sentence of 11-years’ imprisonment. Donze, of Manchester, has not The annual meeting of the planning com­ From left, Tom Williams, Linda Musco, ment should be concerned 3 Spending cuts Metheney also faces a first-degree been charged in either state or mittee for the New England Math Associa­ Hank Pronivost, Josephine Gervase and about the phenomenon. said disaster arson charge in state Superior Court, federal court, and Manchester detec­ tion of Two-Year colleges was held at Phillip Glynn. (Photo by Tarquinio) Vadas and his Orono where an admitted accomplice, tives last week testified that Manchester Community College Saturday. students gathered research HARTFORD (UPl) - Rep. Eugene Gilliland, last November Metheney told them he wasn’t in­ from lobstermen and William Ratchford, D-Conn., saying pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of volved in the bombing and didn’t divers over the past five he wanted to get the word out, accessory to third-degree arson for think it would be perpetrated. years and found much of warned today it will be ‘‘disastrous" the floor along Maine’s for Connecticut's aged if Reagan ad­ Bolton residents face coast now looks red SUPER ministration budget cuts are adopted because of the absense of 0 as proposed AACC takes part kelp. Ratchford. who serves on the con­ He said the prevalence of gressional Select Committee on choice on solid waste sea urchins and lack of Aging, said 75 percent of the services kelp has allowed a pink- BOLTON — A town meeting is Carey has maintained a favor for colored algae to flourish on SUIT provided to the 510,000 Connecticut in court program ’The Republican Town Committee scheduled for tonight, and town residents over the age of 60 are paid contractural townwide pick-up. has come out in favor of town wide the surfaces of rocks. With the fishing season just ahead, the Michelle Brennan, Scott Finney and Rachel voters will be asked to consider with federal funds. MANCHESTER — Manchester prior records, community ties, and Almost two-thirds of the town pick-up, while the Democratic Town season for worm digging Is now as shown either the installation of a transfer "It will be disastrous personally Finney. (Photo by Tarquinio) other criteria to determine if they residents have already contracted Committee shows favor for the Community College will take part a station or contracting townwide on the aging network in the state of by this group of youngsters on Lyness qualify for participation in the townwide pick-up, which represents transfer station. Federation pilot program to use community ser­ pick-up as the solution to the town’s Connecticut and disastrous Street Saturday. From left. Brad Brennan, program. The defendants found a total expenditure of about $40,000. vice work as an alternative in the stolid waste disposal problem. Skating party set economically to the state of Connec­ disposition of cases before Superior suitable for participation in the Carey said the $40,000 already taps Young SALE! The estimated annual minimum ticut, “ said Ratchford, formerly Court in the Hartford-New Britain program may then be referred to the represents a town expenditure, and BOLTON— The junior class is cost of the transfer station, including NORFOLK, Va.(UPI) - commissioner of the state Depart­ Judicial District, the state Judicial Voluntary Action Center for assign­ when considered with the projected .having a skating party A pril 14, 6:30 bonding' costs for about $110,000 is The National Wildlife ment on Aging. Town fakes first step Department has announced. ment to one of the more than 200 non­ costs of both options, raises both the to 9 p.m ., at Skate Fantasy on Broad about $63,000. A possible maximum Federation has elected C. He said the $10 million to be The Community Service Restitu­ profit organizations which work with total cost of the transfer station by Street in Manchester. yearly cost is $79,000. Clifton Young, a former eliminated from the Older tion Program, a $200,000 federally- the agency. The three-member team $40,000 while lowering the cost of ’The donation is $2, and skate ren­ Standing next to these figures are Republican congressman Americans Act this year will mean funded project, is attempting to at Adult Probation also monitors the townwide pick-up by $40,000. tals are $1. those for townwide pick-up, $96,000 and state legislator from 1,500 fewer home delivered meals to place defendants found suitable for defendants to guarantee that the Other selectmen said Uie transfer as a minimum and $115,000 as a the housebound elderly plus reduc­ in getting land for tank station leaves the town with more Nevada, as its president. community service work in non­ number of hours set up by the court Bolton paper drive maximum. Young, a 1949 graduate tions in in-home services and out­ profit agencies throughout the are actually worked. options and control than townwide These figures are taken from a BOLTON— The junior class is of the Harvard School of reach efforts. Greater Hartford Area. A similar ef­ The Manchester Community pick-up. .MANCHESTER — Condemnation for the tank, according to Jay Giles, zones. fact sheet handed out a the public holdng a paper drive April 4, 9 a.m. Law, was chosen for the Reductions in the program for the College Voluntary Action Program Contracted services represent an papers were served Thursday on public works director. Giles had proposed another Ver­ fort in the Stamford-Norwalk hearing Feb. 25 by the selectmen. to 3 p.m . at the high school. next fiscal year. Ratchford said, will estimated $72,000 of the pick-up op­ post Sunday at the close of Dennis and Sharon Platt, owners of non Street site for the water tank, Judicial District has been successful will serve as a pass-through agency Papers and magazines can be cripple if not eliminate aging ’The projected costs of both alter­ tion, which some officials said is a the conservation group’s the 5.8 parcel off Vernon Street on Through a change in the zoning or­ described as a “big, concrete with juvenile and first-time for Adult Probation and Hie Volun­ dropped off at the school at this training and advocacy programs and natives fell under scrutiny by many large chunk of the total cost to be 45th annual meeting. which the town wishes to construct a dinances the PZC has the power to pillbox" by residents opposed to the offenders. tary Action Center. ’The college time, or can be picked up by calling officials at the public hearing, with left under control of a contractor. The federation also could end ombudsman services. grant special exceptions in any zone The program operating under an hopes to work with several com­ Darcy Grisel at 649-9700 or Heidi at 2 for $149 two-million gallon water tank. location. But the ZBA denied the some saying the cost differential elected Cecil Andrus, He said the "greatest impact" will for the construction of public ul- agreement between the Office of munity agencies and has already Recycling, an option laying soiey The condemnation will be in effect variance. between the two is insignificant and 649-6255. former interior secretary be felt in Medicaid funding where tilies. Previously the Zoning Board Adult Probation in the Judicial met with several who have Indicated in favor of the transfer station, April 5, one day before a scheduled He proposed the second site for the others saying the figures are in the Carter administra­ the Reagan administration has a willingness to participate in­ heighten the attractiveness of the T h is week o n ly ! public hearing before the Planning of Appeals beared requests for tank, to be 50 feet high and 89 feet in Department and the Voluntary Ac­ questionable. Kindergarten tion, as director-at-large of proposed a cap on spending, which public utitlity construction and could tion Center for the Capitol Region. A cluding, Tow n of Manchester, the transfer station, according to some and Zoninq Commission on whether diameter, on the Platt's property, The Board of Selectmen has en­ ANDOVER — Kindergarten the 4.6-million member would mean Connecticut would three-member staff from Adult Manchester Conference of Churches officials. to grant the town a special exception grant variance in only two different and received the Board of Director’s dorsed by consensus, the transfer Registration w ill be held April 9 and organization. Save $33 to $101 o n a s e le c t g ro u p receive less Medicaid money than it and others. ’Two committees in town have permission to begin condemnation. Probation screens the defendants’ station, although Selectman John 10. To be eligible for kindergarten in is getting. shown favor toward an option — Tw o resolutions passed of Our Regular $110 and $125 Suits A The Platt’s do not wish to sell the the fall, a child must be 5 years old That cap will have the impact by the federation called on land, and have been meeting with on or before Dec. 31, 1981. It is not Classic 2 and 3 piece suits you'll look your liesl in now. lot Easier, and clearly of forcing people out of nur­ Congress fo reauthorize town officials to discuss ajwssible Property owners all through Spring. All superbly tailored in l ine quality textured fabnes and sing homes, of forcing people into Union president necessary to bring the child to school the Clean Air Act and trade of land. No agreement has springweight poly-wool blends Choose handsome solids. srii|)es and hospitals, and, in the long run, in m y for the registration, but a birth cer­ Clean Water Act this year been reached, however. neat patterns. Hurry in early for the liest selection judgment, is going to prove more tificate and record of immunizations without amending them. In Regulars-Shorcs-Longs Resident opposition is expected at Petitions force are required. expensive to the federal other elections, the N W F the April 6 PZC heaing on the special plan annual meeting government," he said. elected as its regional Free Alterations Even At This Low Sale Price exception. Giles said most of the op­ Gets grant Ratchford said 75 percent of the backs new plan directors Walter Hylwa of position apparently stems from the MANCHESTER - The group’s views after a study of the TOLLAND — The Learning Meriden, Conn.; Leonard nursing home patients in Connec­ Manchester Property Owners budget. concern the tank would lower land machine voting A. Green of Carlisle, Pa.; DRESS SHIRTS special Purchase! Comp. Value $14. ticut are supported by Medicaid. MANCHESTER - Approval of study should be accepted, he said. Center Library at Parker School in values, and its proximity to their Association will have its annual Hearings on a state income tax Other cuts would include reduc­ tbe town's reclassification study of He could not predict, however, Tolland appli^ for and received a Delano Deen of Alm a, G a .; homes. The nearest homes is about meeting Tuesday. will also be attended by M PO A BOLTON — Petitioning by the needed. tions in food stamp and fuel clerical workers will be whether the union members would g rant of $1,000 fro m the New Ervin G. Kreischer of 300 feet from the tank’s proposed ’The meeting w ill be at the Whiton representatives. The group has op­ Republican Town Committee has Mrs. Leiner said that she had assistance programs for the elderly recommended by the union presi­ follow his recommendation. England Branch of the Orton Socie­ Albuquerque, N .M .; and location. Library auditorium on North Main posed implementation of an income forced a town meeting vote, received about 230 signatures on the as well as elimination of legal aid. dent, One area of disagreement was the ty. ’The Orton Society is an inter­ Rudolph J.H. Schafer of Although the tank may be strongly Street. tax. scheduled for tonight, to referen­ petitions. The Reagan administration also has Robert Fuller, president of Local grade of jobs in several national, non-profit organization Sacramento, Calif. opposed by residents, according to At the meeting officers for the dum. ’The petition, she said, asked for a Long sleeves. Deluxe single-needle proposed cutting out funding for th e. 991 of the American Federation of departments, particularly the which promotes research and the zoning law, if the application next year will be elected. Elizabeth Town Clerk Catherine Leiner said vote by voting machine rather than a tailoring in fine poly/cotton. White, Legal Services Corporation. State, County, and Municipal Assessor’s Office, where employees projects related to language learning meets all the requirements the Sadlowski, president, has said she Sunday that she has received enough vote by paper ballot. kir S$Gi< blue, tan or maize. Sizes 14*/2 to 17 • 2 Ratchford said none of the Employees, said he will give his believe they should be classified as disabilities. ' special exception must be granted. will probably seek re-election Well child conference signatures to force a referendum The town meeting tonight can be r, CMMCtki amendments aimed a resoring fun­ recommendation for acceptance at technical assisstant, a higher ’The Learning Center Library is a ■ (■I kmm k I I Cat Gallr S $ w l) I Giles has characterized the parcel Besides the election Charles ANDOVER — A well child con­ vote by voting machine. held, but no decision can be made on ding for elderly programs were the union’s meeting Tuesday, and classification that the study- nonprofit volunteer organization to be the only vacant spot in the Senteio, principal of Keeney School ference will be held A pril 2nd from 9 ’The vote in question is whether to which alternative the town would successful when Reagan's budget vote on the study Thursday. recommended classification of a which is independent from but close­ Forest Hills area. ’The tank, part of will speak. The topics for the to 11 a.m. at the Andover contract townwide pick-up, or build prefer. ’The town meeting must be was cleared by the U.S. Senate and The union had rejected the study clerk. ly related to the special education the town’s $20 million of water evening’s discussion is the Fam ily- Congregational Church on Route 6. a transfer station, in order to limited to discussion on solid waste likMlp vtiFNIdMahil the prospects are equally as gloomy reclassifyinq the town’s 70 clerical No agreement has been reached on school cirriculflm. The library was i»Ai MRj. OvI system improvements, must be Life Guidelines to be implemented in All preschool residents of An­ alleviate the town’s present solid disposal, only since any decision in the U.S. House. jobs in February. The study dis­ the department's job, but Fuller said founded by the Tolland Junior ■■ to imI a a ^ ib 4 m a l i | located at an elevation of 380 feet, Manchester schools, and Senteio has dover, Hebron, Coventry, and waste disposal problem. must be sent to referendum. 07.• toMI pnari rippirt iNfe n a l Among alternative cuts, he said, pleased union members because it the study should be accepted. Woman’s Club under the name of the , yti top aa 0 li praidi ‘ Giles has said. been involved in formulating the Columbia may receive routine According to state statute 7-7, a The town meeting should set the would be pet projects for certain downgraded some positions, and in­ If accepted the study w ill be Library for Exceptional Children but The public works director would guidelines. physicals and immunizations. town meeting can be forced to a date of the referendum, Leiner said. congressmen and reductions in cluded more duties in others than retroactive to July, when it was first is now a separate organization. like to award a bid for tank construc­ Representatives of MPOA will For an appointment or further in­ referendum if petitions obtain The referendum must be held no less 4$t aM ptin Reagan's proposed defense budget. before. completed. Materials are borrowed to be used ’jsai tion by June, for■^:ompletion this con­ appear at the town’s annual budget formation, call Community Health signatures from no less than 200, or than seven days and no more than 14 I analih i The workers also opposed accep­ The reclassification study involved at home independently or with the I n yn a struction season. meeting in April - to present the Service, Inc. at 2289428. 10 percent, of the legal voters in days after the adjourned town ting the study because it lowered employees formerly belonging to the assistance of parents. town. meeting. Mr$. Leiner said that starting pay by about $3,000 for some Municipal Employees Group union, Anyone interested please contact 94$KIS m I49-9M Since .the town has about 2,300 referendums are usually held on a jobs. which merged with Local 991. Fuller Carol Szolusha at Parker School in Winning poster legal voters, 200 signatures were working day. Since the rejection Fuller has been and Werbner are negotiating con­ Training Tolland, Connecticut. MANCHESTER — Kendra meeting with Steven Werbner, per­ tracts for the group, now called the f , Freeman, a Grade 3 student in sonnel director, to reach an agree­ Town Hall Group of Local 991. w orkshop Verplanck School, recently won the ment. Parts of the study, such as job The reclassification talks were to Narcotics raid children's Dental Health Month 3 descriptions in some offices are still be separate from the contract talks, Poster Contest in the grades, one unacceptable Fuller said. But he was although it was expected town scheduled MMKIKSTER PROPERTV OWHERS >S$0atTI0N through three division for the entire unwilling to “ hold up the study" bargainers would tie the two, not successful town of Manchester. The winning because of several positions. lengthening the process. MANCHESTER - A poster will be on display at the Lutz training workshop for all B O L T O N — ’The Bolton Lake Hotel was the site of an Invites The Public T Job descriptions and wages were Fuller said the contract talks were unsuccessful drug raid by State Police and Hartford Museum during the month of March. increased during the talks to the "progressing smoothly” but he did classroom and library police Saturday morning. point where Fuller believes' the not predict an early settlement. volunteers w ill be held To The Annual Meeting T April 15 at 9:15 a.m. at the SPRING SALE The Hartford police department, according to Lt. Board of Education, 45 Your Choleo. Robert Maher, commander of the narcotics division, 4 » North School St. 0 Lee® executed a search .w arrant for narcotics with the Directors air school sale Sue Hadge, a school MMinaN assistance of the State Police. WHEN — TuM day, iviarch 31st, at 8:00 P.M. MANCHESTER - Selling to see the property sold at an auc­ social worker, w ill present BLOUSES school. CORDS No arrests were made since no narcotics were located WHERE — Whiton Library Masting Room on North Main St. Buckland School was discussed in tion, but Deputy Mayor Stephen the workshop on "Effec­ The sale was further clouded by at the lakehouse. WHAT — Discussion of %hs Famlly-Llfs Quldsllnss”. executive session ’Thursday night by Cassano su bm itt^ a recommenda­ tive Listening.’’ This or numerous disputes over varying The warrant was for no specific drug, be said, but was the Board of Directors. tion representing the subcomittee WHO — Chariss Sontslo, Principal of Kssnsy School. assessments and zoning. STUPED $10.95 for "the whole range.” Calling the session before begin­ for sealed bids. workshop w ill focus on The same problems were en­ some basic skills involved He said the raid was part of an on-golng investigation ning its budget workshop on the The committee’s third member. SWEATER W countered during deliberations on in developing relationships by tbe Hartford police department’s narcotic division. Police Department, the board spent Democrat Arnold Kleinschmidt also Multi-Circuits offer to purchase the MEN’S SUCKS State Police assisted In the execution of the warrant I This Is an Important Issus that will alfsct all children. about 20 minutes discussing the leans toward open auction. town garage on Harrison Street. with’ children, and how to since the area Is under their jurisdiction. The State 8 ^ Ths Board of Education spsndt tho largest shars of the proposed regulations for selling town Weiss said the adoption of the ’The subcommitee was formed to listen for feelings as well SPRING $4.99 to $7.99 Police’s public information office confirmed this mor-. taxpayer’s dollar you should bo aware of what they are property and the sticky questions proposed regulations and the establish clear sales procedure. as to words. ’The workshop ning the State Police’s role in the raid. ' surrounding the sale of Buckland Buckland sale will probably be dis­ WP teachinghim ths children. It is not known w he ^er Hayes will ' is free and open to all School. cussed at the April meeting. BLOUSES & TOPS LEE* bid on the property at the Buckland volunteers currently General Manager Weiss said this The board wishes to avoid further sale. working in the schools, or morning that the board did not controversy surrounding the sale of AT SUPER SAVINGS CARGO JEANS to those considering future decide how to sell the school. town property, particularly placement. Vandalism reported COUE, BRING A FRIEND, ASK QUESTIONS Open rvnv lughl MwKidv S.itun1.iy YouiM.isH’rt.uil Ament .uiLx|ifrvt .mil V ISA lUt-wploRTV But it apparently directed Weiss to Buckland School. The offer of Rosary recitation $6.99 V. research other means of sale besides Richard Hayes to purchase the Parents and interested CO VEN TR Y — A vandalism spree, damaging private­ AND SPEAK YOUR VIEWS. the recommendations offered which school sparked an extended con­ MANCHESTER - Recitation of community members are CORD CHINOS ly owned vehicles, was reported late Friday night and RBfrMhm«nts Will Be Served. include sealed bid, listing with the troversy that ended when the the Rosary and ecumenical hour w ill CHINOS also welcome to attend. - early Saturday morning, and a l&-year-old male was Board of Realtors and open auction. developer withdrew the offer over a be held ’Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. at There Will Be Election of Officers. Registration is necessary. reterreu to juvenile court In connection with the in- The manner of sale has split a sub­ price dispute. Cronin Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All $9.95 Participants may reserve $9.95 cldehts. committee which researched town Hayes said he wanted the building residents of Mayfair Gardens are in­ Anderson-Uttk a place by calli^ Bobbie ’The financial extent of the damage is unkown at this property sales after three lengthy for offices but apparently told town vited. Refreshments will be served W So much for so little. Beganny, coordinator of time, though the Incidents Involved tires being slashed MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION controversies. offibials he planned a m ajor shop­ by the Rosary Society of St. volunteers, at 647-3520, throughout town. Bridget’s C h u rch ., Box 428, Manchoator, C T. 06040 Republicap William Diana wishes ping mall for the land behind the The arrest was made following an investigation by MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER before A pril 8. . Mabel Sheridan, Treasurer members of the police force, and the juvenile was WESTFARMS MALL. FARMINGTON (Open Sunday I2 SI • NAUGATUCK VALLEY MALL. WATERBURY referred to court In Willimantic. More arrests are expected. 6 - THE HERALD. Mon., March 30, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 — 7 Cotter I Fahey gets responses Recreational basketball part of MACC work By NANCY CARR for crocheting a rainbow service and will provide any time period desired, age or handicap. Com­ costs. back-up supports. Townsend, the Respite Families wishing to use Executive Direelor bright lap robe and Marge from one hour up to 30 con­ panions are paid through Anyone wishing to help Companions will provide Care Coordinator for this service, or persons We had a topnotch game Reed fcmnltting the lovely secutive days. MARCH MARCH Inc. for their ser­ the handicapped and their mulls baby shawl, hats, stuffed the care in their homes, or Inc., of Manchester doesn’t MARCH Inc., of seeking more information but to half of question between the Manchester vice, and families are families in this vitally im­ animals and the hats and in the clients’ homes, for restrict client eligibility bv Manchester at 643-9305 for about it may also call Ms. Youth League All-Stars billed to help defray the portant way may call Julie Townsend at that number. budgets. If that doesn't workr he said the second rider wasn’t needed and the Greater Hartford mittens for children. more information. By JACQUELINE HUARD and it was pure “featherbedding.” said, "all taxpayers should get a Area CYO All-Stars. On the • to Frank and Barbara I HARTFORD (UPI) - The Wright said the oddest letter he surgery answers came in telephone calls, pruning knife and get ready for 1982 winning Manchester team, Philip, Truman and Mary elections.” received was from a man who said bringing in a score of 49 Cowles and Kenneth and letters, postcards, telegrams, and he knew about a state employee Gov. William O'Neill has proposed points to the CYO’s 46 Mary Krivanec for con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. one on the'back of a McDonald's collecting full disability who also William Cotter, D-Conn., a 13.007 billion budget for the fiscal points; John Clay, Dave tributions to the fuel bank. placemat from a man who said he had a full-time job. He said if Wright hospitalized with cancer of the pan­ year beginning July 1 and legislative Carpenter, Chris Kelley, • to Elaine Holcomb, was serious about saving money. wanted to know more, he should put creas, will choose between sorgery leaders are still struggling to meet a Scott Peterson, Jeff Roger Jacobs, Marge Deli Department Specials But Sen. Marcella Fahey and Rep. an ad in the newspaper. and chemotherapy treatments by projected deficit of |45 million in the McGill, Eric Rankin, John Reed, Teresa Kent and CHOICEST MEATS Gardner Wright only got half of what Wright didn't take him up on the KRAKU8 Tuesday, a spokesman says. they asked for, which was ideas on current budget of |2.7 billion. Rubin, John Tychsen, Jeff Henry Brooks. Hartford Hospital spokesrhan A Wlnsted woman reluctantly offer. Stickles, and Ken We Would Like To Talk To what the Legislature should cut from Although there were only a handful IMPORTED HAM .* 2 . 4 9 James Battaglio said Sunday that recommended that the Legislature Beckwith. Thanks to David You IN TOWN the budget and what it should keep. of letters suggesting specific cuts, MUCKE’S NATURAL CASINO surgery would keep Cotter bite the proverbial bullet and adopt a Dooman and Tom Conron (and your group at church, Most people only wrote about what Wright and Mrs. Fahey were flooded hospitalized for “a few weeks." But state income tax. for refereeing. social club, business group LEAN CENTER CUT to keep. with arguments against eliminating HOT DOGS ,,* 1 . 9 9 if the six-term congressman opts for “I/have come to the conclusion,” The big event between about:) MORRELL Mrs. Fahey, who with Wright particular programs and services. chemotherapy, he could be released heads up the Legislature's Ap­ she wrote, “that you can't cook that local policemen and clergy • Deinstitutionalization bare bone any longer and get a de- . saw John “Radar” Marvin, and what it means to you BACON .• 1 . 1 9 from the hospital next week. propriations Committee, says The most poignant letters were PORK CHOPS Battaglio said Cotter would have they've been averaging 50 letters or cent soup.” Howard “Simple” Beeler, and your neighbor in LAND 0 LAKES , The man who scrawled his sugges­ from elderly couples who said they Larry “ Lump” Wilson, Manchester LEAN COUNTRY STYLE to continue treatments on an out­ postcards a day since the two asked would be forced to leave their homes tion on the back of a McDonald's John "Rookie” Cashman, • o u r e x -o ffe n d e rl AMERICAN CHEESE .* 2 . 2 9 patient basis if he choses for the public’s opinion on the budget if the state didn't help subsidize WEAVER placemat said the state should shut Rich "Posseman” Busick, program and how you can chemotherapy. last month. home care services for senior PORK CHOPS “He is considering his options," Most notes are pleas for continued down the University of Connecticut Sandy “Chico” Ficcaro, help men returning from .* branch in Torrington. citizens who need a helping hand. LOIN END CHICKEN ROLL 2 . 3 9 Battaglio said. “If he goes home this funding of programs such as home Ted “Polish Power” jail to find a job and CITTERIO And he added a postcript noting “We older people don’t like to beg rediscover the joy of being! week, he intends to return to his of­ aides for elderly residents, day care but we also don’t want to go into nur­ Krysevich and Marty fice and continue his duties." He or tuition assistance for college that he eats breakfast at the fast “Cuddles” Jordan line up part and parcel of the com-| GENOA .* 3 . 5 9 food restaurant every Sunday mor­ sing homes,” wrote one 76-year-old munity again or for those 3 said Cotter was resting comfortably students. A few people, however, did for the cops. Ernie PORK ROAST ning and would be happy to sit down Milford woman. She said she was who have never been able Sunday and “was in no pain" as he offer specific suggestions for cuts. “Scrapper” Harris, David LOIN HALF - S-6 lb. avg. and talk over other ways to save crippled and attempting to make do “Tank” Cote, David to succeed, a new sense of conferred with doctors on the best in a trailer on $349.30-a-month. “I thought you’d never ask,’’ wrote everyone money. “ Weasel ” Powers, worth and accomplish­ treatment for the tumor. A West Hartford woman said A Battaglio said Cotter, the senior one Hartford man who put education Organizations wrote too. Laurence “Snake” Hill, ment. SPRUNG CLEANIISG SPECIALS home care services were provided PORK ROAST member of Connecticut's con- at the top of his own personal hit list. The Connecticut State Dental Dale “Delinquent” Gustaf­ • housing — what wei “The monies spent in this ‘service’ Association sent a letter suggesting for her when she broke her wrist and need — who needs it — RIB HALF . gressional delegation, would make was unable to care for her bedridden son, Bud “ Frankie” the decision by Tuesday. are largely political and out of all the Legislature eliminate all circuit Meyer, Gary “Hustle” ways to provide low in-| proportion to income,” he said. husband. The aid. she said, enabled Shout * Doctors said Saturday that tests on breaker property tax relief for the Lemire, Tom “Terrific” come housing for families 1168 One man in Orange suggested state's elderly. the. couple to stay together and at • how to p ra c tic e ! PORK ROAST 0 a tumor “were positive," indicating Co-chairmen of the Connecticut Legisiature’s Appropriations Ck)lley, and Jon “Power- Cotter had a "malignant pancreatic freezing the 1981-1982 budget at A West Hartford man testily wrote home. House” Ahlquist represent brotherhood in all white Committee, Sen. Marceiia Fahey, D-East Hartford, and Rep. “Home sweet home are words tumor.” Cotter underwent more current spending. that the state could save money by the clergy. suburban churches. How 7 RIB Be Fresh Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, receive their share of mail from He said that would eliminate the removing one of the two employees uttered many times of the day by us, do we love each other - 79 tests Sunday but their purpose and In spite of clergy coach results were not available. state taxpayers. (UPi photo) “10 percent fat” inherent in most who ride state ennwplow trucks. He the aged,” she wrote. Jim Morelewizc’s frantic blacks and whites, when] Rag., Lemon A Wood Scant The pancreas is a vital, small efforts (including ladders, we don’t know each other? PORK gland behind the stomach that gift apples and basket • welfare. Who gets it? WHOLE -— 12- 12*14 lb. avg., for fraazar Johnson’s Pledge 14 oz. M .79 produces insulin and secretes a attempts from the Why? and how much? number of digestive enzymes in the stretcher) and a savage You’ll be surprised by the' Bishop says El Salvador is exploited first quarter fray which figures. body. PORK Cotter s associates said he decided seriously injured We would like to talk to Johnson’s Brito 10 oz. M .49 to enter the hospital last week HARTFORD (UPI) — An out­ ends, " said Rosazza, who recently' any more,” he said, “The people Rosazza, named auxiliary bishop in Connecticut. “Posseman” Busick’s you and we would like to because he could not shake the spoken Catholic bishop says the U.S. returned from an extensive tour of realize that they don't have to be of Hartford in 1978, created a storm Archdiocese officials have not thumb, the cops squeaked hear what you have to say. effects of flu he contracted during is exploiting El Salvador for political South and Central America. fatalistic. They have their inner of controversy earlier this month commented on the statements made through with a win in the All of us thinking, studying, the winter purposes and doubts any peaceful The seminar was hosted by Mayor power. They have come to the con­ when he claimed that Catholic by Rosazza, who said he was last 2 seconds of the game working, and praying Cotter. 54. was taken to St. solutions can be found to bring about George Athanson, who invited clusion that the only way they can church leaders in El Salvador were speaking as an individual and not as with a basket by “Rookie” together — what can’t be Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport freedom for its poor. Rosazza and other clergy and com­ (win reform) is through revolt.” supporting the guerrilla movement. a church official. Cashman. It was great fun accomplished. Wednesday for. X-ray studies A Speaking Saturday at a seminar on munity leaders to discuss U.S. Athanson claimed that the poor “To follow our commitment in Rosazza is a supporter of the Hart­ for all concerned (except Call the MACC office, biopsy of the pancreas, in which a American involvement in the military intervention in El Salvador. and middle class in Hartford and Jesus — the only way to do sd is ford Coalition for Justice in El Cashman who stayed to 649-2093, or 646-4114 and TUESDAY ONLY small sample is removed through a troubled Central American nation. Rosazza said the Catholic Church other urban areas would suffer froth through violent means,” he told a Salvador which has conducted a watch the game before he talk to us. thin tube, was performed at Hart­ Rev Peter A. Rosazza said "It had helped "'to raise the con­ a loss of federal aid which would be rally at the University of Connec­ program to inform the public of what went to the emergency Respite Care U.8.D.A. CHOICE BOAR’S HEAD ford Hospital on Thursday would be best if they could work out sciousness” of the poor in South and diverted to support the military in El ticut. it calls “the Reagan-Haig policy of room — a very nice young WHAT IS RESPITE His doctors informed him Friday a peaceful solution." Central America. He defended left- Salvador. The comment led Michael T. interference in El Salvador.” man). Thanks to Dave CARE AND WHO NEEDS afternoon that he had a tumor in the "But I doubt it. " he said. " There wing groups in El Salvado.5" who are “When we talk about El Salvador, McGarry, a member of the Board of The coalition has claimed that Pierson for announcing the IT? Respite Care is short­ TOP ROUND STEAK * 2** VIMMUN BUM) HUM pancreatic area, said Battaglio. has never been a structural change waging a guerrilla war with the we are talking about Hartford,” Education of the Archdiocese of American aid to El Salvador has game for us, Wilson term, temporary relief U.8.D.A. CHOICE DUBUQUE Cotter, a native of Hartford and without revolt. country's U.S.-backed government. Athanson said. “You do this at the Hartford, to resign in protest. He “served solely to prop up the junta, Deakin and John Colletti care for families of graduate of T rinity Coilege,' "The U.S. should stay out of there "They are a people who have been expense of the poor and working claimed that “radicals” like Rosaz­ which in turn uses its arms and for blowing whistles in all developmentally disabled depressed so long, they can't take it poor.” za did not represent most Catholics persons. The handicapped represents the state's 1st District. and not use a poor people for its own resources against that nation.” directions, and Concordia CUBE STEAK cuMrom round...... lb. lb. Lutheran Youth Group: require a great deal of .*2** nHUNSIIIDGER David, Sharon, and Susan time, and special care. Beauregard, Beth Lane, It’s a full-time respon­ Help needed, not scalps, Peter Adamy, Jeanine sibility for those they live Barber, Sandy Schack, with, but such families Marcia Warren for often have a difficult time We Give Old Fashioned operating the concession finding reliable, !\o Substitute A Butcher Service ... stand, and a very special experienced sitters says Meriden chief thanks to Tom Tierney and because of their special For Quality Jon Hawthorne who put the needs. MARCH Inc. of whole thing together for Manchester, a private, MERIDEN (UPI) - The city's vestigation would “correct, not standby about two miles from the us. Next year for sure! non-profit corporation es­ STORE HOURS: police chief says legislators in­ crucify” state police officials who area were not dispatched to assist NOTICES tablished to provide new vestigating state police inaction have been under fire since the inci­ local police when Caffrey called for April 3-4, 19th annual programs for the retarded 317 Highland S t dent. Mon. &'Tues. ’HI 6KH) during a Ku Klux Klan rally should help. Manchester Antiques Show and handicapped in the search for ways to prevent similar Public Safety Commissioner at Second Congregational Manchester area, is Wed, Thurs., G Fii ’til 9:00 MANCHESTER incidents and not set out on a scalp About two dozen people, mostly Donald Long, in a report to Gov. Church. developing a Respite Care hunt. local police officers",* were injured William O'Neill, admitted state April 11, Black and Program, which will begin Sat t Sunday i n i Acting Police Chief George Caf- when an angry crowd pelted Ku Klux police planning and communication White: Understanding services in Sept., 1981, to HieHUNB ’Ul 6K)0 CONN. frey is expected to testify before the Klan members with bricks and during the incident were poor, Each Other, a forum on in­ provide the necessary Legislature's Public Safety Com­ bottles in downtown Meriden March Caffrey warned against any scalp terracial relations, 9-9:30, relief. mittee in Hartford Wednesday. 21. hunting when the legislative com­ Manchester Community This program will 'H Caffrey said he hoped the in­ A contingent of state troopers on mittee looks into the decision by College. recruit and train special state police officials not to send Sitter/Companions, will llllllllllll troopers. Instead, he urged law­ THANK YOU’S refer these Companions to Wizarid says violence makers to improve the channel of • to Mrs. Dolly Wiley families request!requesting the If Garden Fresh., Produce Specials command between state and local GROCER Y SPECIALS police. is the 'only ansvYer' He said he was discouraged when MCC calenda S W E E T LIFE he learned during the rally that he M A N C H ESTER — ford Rd. Campus Room H ASPARAGUS SPEARS . 3 lb. bag could not, on his own, call in troopers Manchester Community 206, 7 p.m MAC APPLES CATONSVILLE. Md. (U P I)-T he Baltimore, Washington or for support. Imperial Wizard of a New Jersey- Wilmington, Del., resulting from College offers this calen- Thursday, April 2 “I was always under the impres­ dar of evenU in the interest • »Lunch: Chef’s Choice based Ku Klux Klan group says he welfare cuts proposed by the Reagan sion that once I determined I needed PAMPER TODDURS ...... „ » M . 7 9 will help his Maryland counterparts administration. of the community. All the Buffet them, I could bring them in,” Caf­ MCC-sponsored activities Friday, April 3 OCEAN RPRAY CELERY rid the state of blacks, ""renegade " “Cross burnings are nice, but they frey said. Navy officers salute Sen. Henry Jackson, D- klansmen and other " undesirable don't clean up the problem unless the USS Brernerton, a nuclear-powered at­ listed below are open to the •Seminars: Death & Tran- CALIFORNIA The chief said he was distressed to Wash., as he walks between them following tack submarine, in Groton. (UPI photo) pubUc and many are free of sition,-^ase I, II and III, CRANAPPLE JUICE ...... • 1 . 1 9 elements."' somebody is nailed to the crosses."' find that state police officials had "We feel we can bring more strong he said. commissioning ceremonies Saturday for charge. For further infer- BranfordiftmseJO a.m. - 5 C A IN ’S been sent to the rally to determine if mation, call 649-1061. p m. arms into the state (Maryland),” Sickles, 39, who described himself STRAWBERRIES . pint back up troopers were needed. Monday, March 30 Stairwell Gallery, HRC MAYONNAISE „ . * 1 . 2 9 Bill Sickles, Imperial Wizard of the as a self-employed bodyguard, “When there’s a fire at at house Adamic Knights of the KKK, said claimed his group would act violent­ Lunch : S a u te e d _ g p.m., Photography '81 ^ICCSIURY PLUS you don’t send a fireman down to see Chicken with tomatoes, g, 40s and 50s posters Saturday, in signing an agreement ly to further a “ general house if there's a fire before sending a China ties to help U.S. PAV k ^ I V C O y i l l o w , d e v il . 3 noon. Student C enter Saturday, April 4 UHnE iniACO w h it e , c a r r o t s ...... with Richard Savina, the self- cleaning to get rid of undesirable truck,” Caffrey said. MUSHROOMS 12 oz. NEW LONDON (UPI) - Sen. Dining Room, $2.25 Chess Tournament, Stu- proclaimed Imperial Wizard of the elements'" such as “renegade klans" Caffrey said he agreed with Long’s relations with China to improve He said “a classic case” of the Henry Jackson, D-Wash., says closer C h e f’s dent Center Lounge, free of the Invisible Empire of the KKK and blacks. assessment that there had been a America’s global strength and in­ Soviet Union taking the United ties with China would help balance fluence. Choice, 6:30 p.m. Student open to public 10 a.m. to 10 in Maryland. Sickles said his “strong arm” breakdown in communication and States “to the the cleaners” was the CLOROX RLEACH . . 7 9 < Sickles, who belongs to the Soviet power and improve American Center Dining Room, $4.50 p.m. group is “not doing anything wrong" planning by state police. But he took “We must do our part to forge an Salt II treaty. INTROVIONE/ Adamic Knights' SS or what he calls influence. •hMxology; Room H210,. Monday, April 6 and that he does not care if he is exception to the commissioner’s enduring, constructive relationship The commissioning was held the “strong arm” unit, said the KKK Jackson, speaking Saturday at Hartford Rd. Campus, 7:20 **Lunch: Pork Chow placed in the electric chair. suggestion that Meriden police had , with the People’s Republic of China almost five years after the keel of RREAD CRUMBS ■I1 8 II must be prepared to respond with commissioning ceremonies for the . . » Mein, Chinese Noodles, “I don’t abide by man's laws,” he panicked in their first request for and this we have only begun to do,” the 360-foot, 6,900 ton vessel was laid violence to black movements in USS Bremerton, the Navy’s latest T u e ^ y , March 31 noon. S tudent C enter said. “I make my own laws.” assistance from troopers. said Jackson, a member of the at the nearby Electric Boat Division With Coupon & With Coupon 4 - 0 fast attack submarine, said *‘ Lunch: Vegetarian Dining Room, $2.25 Senate Foreign Relations Com­ of General Dynamics in Groton. The $7.50 Purchase $7.50 Purrhoie bolstered U.S.-Chinese relations mittee. Lunch, noon. Student *Non-credit community sub was launched July 22, 1978. would be a “credible Center Dining Room, $2.25 services courses begin. Regarding the Soviet Union, he ac­ The Bremerton, primarily an anti­ ' FROZEN & DAIRY HIGH POINT SOLO counterweight” to the Soviet Union. Wednesday, April 1 Open on a space-available cused the Kremlin of “trying to submarine weapons system, is DECAFINATED LIQUID Canada He charged the Soviet Union has K t basis'. Advanced registra- STOUFFERS PDfEROM or SJUISMIE PIZZA ...... ii'/.oz. • ! .SO blaming States rekindle the myths of detente, lull named after the community in Fried Chicken, noon, Stu- fjon is necessary. For DETERGENT “made fools of us” over Salt II, and the world into complacency about COFFEE Jackson’s home state. It will carry a COUHTRYTMELEMOlUKReGcrPiNK ...... izo j. 6 9 * 04 oz. said the United States must seek Afghanistan and pry apart West ^ n t Center Dining Room, further information call 80 Z.. crew of 127 officers and men. ••■25 646-2137. “enduring and constructive’’ Europe, Japan and America.” KONTNLOIKASTIIOS ...... 12 oz. • A a S S •Intro to Japanese “ Reservations for $|oo 00 for acid i , o z * 1 . 2 9 » 1 rain problem ^ Ito re Room, B 13 lunch and dinners must be M NITE MAS ORAME JUKE MANCHESTER — Manchester WATES will hold their 26th annual Something Different ..Wish Someone A Main Campus, 7 p.m. made in advance by calling in years ahead. WATES HOWARD JOHNSOirS MAC 1 BEEF ...... 10OZ. 9 9 ^ MEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - Pierre Trudeau were demonstrating Awards Banquet Thursday, April 2, •InvestmenU and Finan- 646-4900, extension 205. Canadians are upset the United “There is ample evidence to show against the lack of cooperation so far D3nC|U6i at Fiano’s Restaurant in ^Iton. The cial Planning #771, Hart- With Coupon & I I With Coupon & that the acid rain problem is real, AUNT JEMMA WAFFLES Rea..BLueBERRv...... looz. 8 9 ^ States has taken little action to com­ by American officials. ' W ^E S will not meet Tuesday. Happy Birthday $7.50 Purtha.e ! I $7.50 Purchase bat acid rain, which has spread that it’s widespread and that the “They were there to make the IFNDFRS* lA C E L S o n io n a p l a in ...... i 2o z 2 P 1 . 0 0 across the border to attack their en­ effects are worsening,” he said, point that the United States should With A Herald Happy Ad ! BETTY CROCKER vironment, a Canadian government noting 70 percent of Canada’s acid move, and move quickly, to prevent New art center OREGON FARM CARRUT CAKE i z o z * 1 . 6 9 WHITE CLOUD I BLUEBERRY minister says. rain problem stems from American emissions of sulfur dioxide and HARTFORD—A Center for Business Art has been NEW DAM FARMS SHERBET ALL PLAvoRs ...... quirt 9 S ^ TOILET TISSUE pollution. oxides of nitrogen which produce C0VEMTRY«Uim ^ I MUFFIN Speaking Sunday at a session of the 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRY, CONN. started at the University of Hartford’s Barney School of 4PK. : 13.5 oz. Acid raid is caused by tons of sul­ acid rain in my country,” Robert Happy Birthday HOOD K E CREAM SAISWICH ...... 12 pK. * 1 a 3 9 New England Environmental 742-7494 Only Business and Public Administration through a $19,500 Conference, John Roberts, Minister fur dioxide and nitrogen oxides put said. grant from United Technologies. into the atmosphere each from in­ Watch For Our Ad Every Monday” John SEALTESTKE CREAM BARS ...... 12pk. * 1 a 2 d of State for Science and Technology $ 5.00 As a showcase for visual art produced by corporations, dustrial smokestacks and and Minster of the' Environment said “I was with them in spirit, if not in it will display award winning designs of logos, posters, LOLGOMIIARIiAlE8iVM W IW 8 ...... t i b 6 9 < many Canadian lakes are no longer automobile exhaust systems. flesh,”, he said. 15% OFF DLL Love annual reports, graphics and film. capable of supporting life. The chemicals combine with rain, .Roberts said he is “confident” Sue The first display is in a glass showcase at the Univer­ “The situation is already in­ fall back to earth and raise the acidi­ most Americans and most American GOWNS 4 Call.... sity’s Auerbach Hall. Other exhibits in the future will be tolerable," Roberts told the 800 con­ ty of natural bodies of water. businessmen will continue to support IN STOCK 1 shown elsewhere on campus and at off-campus locations. ferees meeting at Tufts University. Many protesters that showed up the Clean Air Act and not discard it 643-2711 To provide additional exposure, they will also be sent to “ Unless we take swift action, it’s when President Ronald Reagan met “because of our temporary oral TUES., THUm, Hll. « M T. 9;304l;00 Atk for..... TO other business schools. The center is believed to be the going to get worse instead of better with Canadian Prime- Minister economic distress.” V MED. 0:90 OM PM Pam first of its kind in existence. > iiiiiiniiiiuiniuunn' \ THE HEHALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 — 9 8 - THE HERALD. Mon., March 30, IWl Harvard Fellows — Recharging their batteries Tax law hits Hub hard, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Zealand, where later this worked and what didn’t Culver said it was She is most proud of an cuss the auto situation. tic offered solid advice for choice for voters in a non­ (UPI) — John Culver, year the second-term work,” he said. “But what “unlikely” he would run effective campaign waged What happens at this today’s young writers. farm area, ” she said. “ But recently ousted U.S. Member of Parliament is they are most curious again. in schools urging students meeting is something I can expected to win re- “ Read everything you so far, it’s worked out senator from Iowa, rustles about is the personal side One Harvard fellow who to take proper precautions tell my students about. It’s election. Weeks will can get your hands on, es- wonderfully. 1 won again in by on his way to class. of all that’s happened.” disagrees with Culver’s against skateboard ac­ a perfect example of in­ now facing bankruptcy Ex-White House Cabinet resume his position as Harvard alumni Culver, pecially the classics. I’m 1978, and they tell me I’ll views on the Moral Majori­ cidents. “Many people just teraction between partial to the Russians, and win this year, too," she tax section goes into effect July 1. Secretary Eugene Chief of Staff to Michigan a veteran of 10 years in the BOSTON (UPI) — The city where Service Inc. canceled the city’s bond ty and other special in­ can’t believe it, but more different levels of I ’ve loved Hemingway beamed, On that date, tax revenue in Eidenberg walks by puf­ Gov. William G. Milliken. House and one Senate the Liberty ’Tree grew green and rating because of the uncertainty', terest groups is Ms. King. kids are hurt in skate­ government.” since I was 19 years old. The study group led by patriotism grew strong is going into Boston will drop by some $100 throwing a wrench into the emergen­ fing his pipe. Manning will take over term, called his semester board accidents than in any Veteran Atlantic leadership of the fledgling Work like the devil, and the voung N»w Zealander the red. million — a loss the White ad­ cy plan. Moody’s promised to review Susan King, former at the institute “a terrific She views single-issue other type of accident.” Monthly editor Robert don’t move too fast. Take is described by Waring as Boston Publishing Co. and It may go bankrupt July 1. Its bond ministration says could force Boston the situation July 1. chairman of the Consumer opportunity, a political politics as a major threat Ms. King eventually Manning is another fellow tim e to develop your "an examination of global into bankruptcy. begins work on a 14-volume rating has been suspended. Schools White said the governor and the Product Safety Commis­ bridge. I’m fortunate to be to a nation of “apathetic wants to return to public excited about his future. In talents. Don’t talk about feminism and the roots of series on the Vietnam War. here.” Culver is teaching may close next month unless , To comply with 2W, the city will Legislature are going to have to do sion, races to catch a cab voters.” service, but is enjoying a May he becomes editor of a your writing too much, and oppression of women ” — have laid off up to 5,000 workers by to the airport. But the futures of on "The Changing emergency money comes through. something about 2V5. Demonstrators “The lack of voter tur­ reprieve from the new Boston book be careful who you ask to has generated intense in- June 1982 — among them at least 900 Former Atlantic Culver, Eidenberg and Ms. Congress.” ’The city is laying off policemen, from across the state agreed with nout last November was pressures of Washington. publishing firm. criticize your writing,” terest among Harvard un- policemen and firefighters. Monthly editor Robert King are undecided. Culver was targeted for firefighters, teachers and people to him in a massive protest Saturday. appalling, and the single­ “I’m looking at a number Manning has invited Manning said. dergraduates. White is seeking approval from the Manning quietly taps at his The shelter and prestige defeat last year by the tend the tulip beds in the ^ b lic ^ It will not be a new role for GoV. issue trend can only of different things right, pollster Lou Harris to visit "G ood w rite rs a re “ 1 try not to assume too City 0)uncil and state Legislature to typewriter. of Harvard’s academia Moral Majority, but feels Garden in order to comply with a " Edward J. King. Last year, he succeed in that type of now, some in the public his study group to discuss special,” he said, “and much of a leadership role, i borrow $90 million in bonds and pay ‘ The lone woman serves as a respectable attacks by the ultra­ new tax law. stepped in to avert a shutdown of the situation,” she said. “It's sector and some in the “the intrusion of polls into must learn to think of but to let the students take buffer between the Its transit system, the oldest in the the debt with four new city taxes. city’s transit system, Massachusetts -representing the majority conservative alliance quite scary and dangerous, private end. Basically, journalism. The topic of themselves as such,” the discusion where they The money would be used to stave homeless public servants nation, has shrunk. Staff and Bay Transportation Authority, party in New Zealand’s played only a minor role in and it only happens when I” m using this time to his seminar is: “Beyond “New Zealand is special, want it to go, ” she .said, and the outside world. The his November defeat. He management have been laid off and off bankruptcy and keep schools caused by another cash shortage. Parliment, Marilyn an awful lot of people are decide what 1 want to do thVNews: Changing too,” said Ms. Waring. “Sometimes 1 will say to open. transition period also blames his loss on a outes are being amputated to cut The “T” emerged with a 1961 budget Waring, sips coffee with a not participating. That next.” Forms of Journalism.” whose jeans, boots and myself, you must not in­ The School Department ran student. provides time for people national thirst for a change osts. $6 million lower than last year’s. gives small special interest George Weeks, a jovial "I had a good, long run at sw eater make her in- tervene for 20 minutes. No through its $210 million budget for George Weeks, aide to like Eidenberg and Ms. in leadership. groups enormous former political reporter the Atlantic, but after 16 distinguishable from some matter what is said or this year and needs another $30 .the governor of Michigan, King to forget the sting of “The last campaign was Since then, the system has raised leverage.” for United Press Inter­ years I felt my world was a of her students. which way it goes, let them iAnd the Boston Bruins, the million to $40 million to stay in fares, cut commuter train runs, bus chats with a colleague in Jimmy Carter’s defeat, the best we’ve ever run,|’ A veteran of campaign national, also is enjoying coccoon," he sai,d, “The air is so sweet, and take it. Keep you own and hunt for new jobs. rofessional hockey team that over business. Some 64,000 students could routes and subway stops. Over thh the hallway. he said. “We had the best political reform and public his time in Cambridge, but brushing his pipe against the sea so beautiful," she mouth shut” the past year broke almost as many be sent home between now and April last month it laid off 650 employees. All are teaching fellows “The first questions my people, we all worked interest lobbying, Ms. King admitted he is eager to his tweed coat. "The said. “We have so much Ms. Waring said she and 17 if the funds don't come through. Team of Belgian horses driven by Kim smiling over this year’s production, the best hearts as baseball’s Red Sox, plan to An extra effort also went into at Harvard University’s students asked were, ‘What hard. I was not expected to is leading a seminar on the return to a self-carved students bring me back the rest of the world the other fellows have little Hagen of Fairfield, Vt., help bring in the in recent memory. (UPl photo) make a new home in the green hills On Tuesday, a lawsuit will be keeping the Bruins in Boston, blit Institute of Politics, part of goes on inside the White win, although I can’t say I "The Politics of niche on Michigan’s guber- down to earth, and it’s doesn’t know about.” free time due a full heard to require the schools to re­ ihe John F. Kennedy House? What is Jimmy was prepared to lose. ’The 3 of New Hampshire. their owners, Delaware North, said Regulation.” She terms national staff. Wbeks refreshing to be here.” Ms. Waring said it was schedule of teaching, maple syrup harvest. Vermont farmers are main open 180 days, as state law Carter really like?’ ” says polls showed us ahead right “I’ve gone through some daffy it was too late. They were already School of Government. her semester at Harvard began as Milliken’s press not until election night that monitoring other classes, requires. Two suits have been filed “Discussion, research Eidenberg, who served as up until the last weekend, times,” says four-term Mayor Kevin committed to building a new sports “a welcome change of tem­ secretary, but "gradually The scruffy-haired fic­ she “ stepped back and and interacting with to waive the 180-day requirement. and reflection,” is how a Secretary of the Cabinet but no Democratic senator H. White. “And this is daffy.” complex on the site of the bumed-out po.” got more into issues and tion mogul leaned back in asked myself, 'What have 1 students, The mayor journeyed to New York and advised Carter on in­ ’The cash crisis stems from school Rockingham raceway in Salem', brochure describes what is in Iowa’s history has ever “The students are fresh programs, and finally his chair, gazed out his done with my life?”’ ’’They keep us busy and Ideal March weather expenditures, court-ordered proper­ 10 days ago to tell financiers that N.H. expected of the half-dozen tergovernmental affairs. been re-elected to a six- and concerned, and it’s a moved to Chief of Staff.” window at Harvard "A 22-year-old single want to make sure we are ty tax abatements and Proposition Boston was booming. Proposition 2Vi A team of political heavyweights, fellows, who are paid $2,- His face is dominated by year term.” great chance to integrate Square, and admitted he woman is not the typical involved in everything.” 2tk, the tax-cutting law passed by notwithstanding. He pointed out the formed to find a local alternative to 400 monthly to conduct dark, bushy eyebrows and A large man dressed in a political disciplines into “One important thing we was “terrified” of the first she explained. voters in November. new luxury high-rise hotels, offices the Bruins’ current home, Boston semester-long seminars, an ever-present antique khaki suit. Culver leaned the educational process,” can do for the students,” class meeting. and commercial complexes under .pursue research projects, pipe. forward, folded his hands 0 Garden, is still determined to build a brings 'best' sugar crop ’The law cuts auto excise taxes and she said. Weeks says, “is to use our " I’d never taught construction. participate in the intellec­ and set his jaw when asked limits Massachusetts municipal new arena in Boston whether the Eidenberg is conducting “ I want to make my contacts to bring in guest gallon this year. gather and boil down at least 40 But Friday, Moody’s Investors tual life of the community, what advice he offered anything in my life before MONTPELIER. Vt. (U P I)-H ap­ property taxes to 2.5 percent of Bruins leave or not. a seminar entitled, “The students aware of the com­ lecturers. I’ve promised "I'd have to allow as how we’re gallons of sap to produce one gallon and “attend lunches and students on how to become and 1 had no idea how I’d I special purchase py Vermont maple sugar makers are property’s market value. Excise Carter Presidency: Some plexity of consumer issues, my class a governor next clapping their hands over the 1981 making the finest syrup ever,” said of maple syrup. But this year, dinners with un­ a successful public ser­ be received," he said. “But those famous flannel back taxes fell in January. The property Early Perspectives.” He that very seldom is there a month, and Jim is meeting ocrop, a bumper harvest they hope farmer Robert Howrigan, who put farmers said it is taking less sap per dergraduates, where they vant. everyone just told me to describes his stint at Har­ right side and a wrong side. with them tonight." Weeks talk about the subject 1 was I plastic table cloths will approach a half-million gallons. out nearly 10,000 taps in his Fairfield gallon. feed us bean shoots till t'There’s just no simple vard as “like getting your Questions regarding nodded toward his friend ■light Irregulari Nearly ideal weather in March — sugar bush. "We’ve been getting a gallon of they are coming out our an expert on, and 1 guess it Foreign fishing fleets s o lu tio n , h e r e 's 100 product safety arise in Jim Brickley, the lieute­ •xcallani valu* batteries recharged. It’s worked out OK." cold nights and warmer, overcast "The quality is superb. It is un­ syrup from 25 gallons of sap," said ears.” senators and everyone refreshing.” government channels long nant governor of Michigan. [« , 52x52 ...... 2.29 days — produced a southern Ver­ iformly nice-flavored and light- Johnson sugar maker David Marvin. During this particular started somewhere He laughed in describing before they get to you (con­ the feedback he got from 52x70 ...... 2.88 mont sap run so heavy some farmers colored, " he said. "The day before yesterday we boiled ^ r m , three of the fellows “They’re very curious different. For me, 1 just sumers). Weeks got a telephone 52x90 ...... 3,88 have had trouble keeping keeping up. With two weeks of the season still for 30 hours straight and made 772 "jilso fall into another about how the government went to work every day and an undergraduate student. I' ■ 0 60 round ...... 3.1 ■) “What I wanted to do at call and aoologized as he "He told me 1 talked too T don't think I've ever seen a better to go, the crop is expected to surpass gallons — that’s record for us.” used the leeway of laws category: that of displaced works in a crisis...the way dashed out to catch a cab to tried to do my job. I did the CMPC was to establish year down here," summed up Ben­ the 465,000-gallon crop of 1979, said liberals with no place to go. we handled Three Mile long. He said 1 should have NEWPORT, R.I. (U PI)-L obster to come back into certain (fishing) the path of the boat. best I could. I’m not sure credibility,’’ Ms. King the airport. Wilson Clark of Pawlet, president of stopped in the middle and nington County Extension Agent Studies at the University of Ver­ fisherman William Palombo says areas they always take advantage Ms. Waring will return to Island, the Cuban refugees, what I’ll do next. That’s said. “The agency did not " I ’ve got to get to every John Page. the Sugar Makers’ Association. The "It’s like a bicycle getting in front taken questions. ” mont maple research lab have in­ foreign fishing vessels take advan­ and disregard the rules. Usually “her constituents in New -and other situations. What one reason I’m here.” have a good reputation. I Washington. ” he yelled little 1979 crop set a 15-year record. of a Mack truck,” Palombo said. The editor who used to This weekend, many northern Ver­ dicated the flow of sap from the tage of any leeway in the 200-mlIe there is no evidence, but this time wanted us to be reasonable down the hall. "The gover­ thing" mont sugar makers, whose season "We never did get in all our taps. roots of the sugar maple is in­ He called the incident a “flagrant wade through 600-700 fishing limit off the U.S. coast and we caught them in the act,” Palom­ violation” of federal fishing laws. and to still pursue real nors of the eight auto m anuscipts weekly to the m‘i7acl$ of | starts later, reported they were also We quit when we were getting as fluenced by variations of outside American fishermen are paying the bo said. strong health and safety states are meeting with the working round-the-clock to keep up much sap as we could handle," he temperature and internal pressure “Everyone is quite upset.” Army in El Salvador select three for publication jowntown monthesUr^ price. Palombo said his crew notified the goals." president tomorrow to dis­ with overflowing sap buckets. said. "I think the first two weeks of A Coast Guard spokesman in in each issue of the Atlan­ in the tree. Palombo said he may have lost up Coast Guard when the three 180-foot But. what farmers said was most March produced more sap than in Woods Hole, Mass., said the case Sugar makers have a simpler to $18,000 worth of fishing equipment trawlers were seen last week. The (• impressive is the unusually sweet recorded history" definition of what constitutes a good was being handled by the maritime because three Spanish trawlers (Joast Guard ordered the foreign law enforcement division in Boston. using Vietnam tactics quality of this year's sap. And, Clark said about 90 percent of sugar "run". allegedly violated the limit and ran ships away. It has produced large amounts of his own crop this year is fancy SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - “A super run is one you can’t quite over his lobster traps. "It is against federal law to be Fifteen U.S. military advisers have clear, pale "fancy " grade syrup that grade, an unusually high percentage. Palombo said he can file a com­ Taking a lesson from Vietnam, the keep up with, and that’s what we’ve Palombo said his 65-foot fishing within a mile of any fixed gear,” been assigned to the strike force to train it fetches the highest prices, up to $24 a In a normal year, a farmer must got today,” said Marvin. plaint and seek damages from the Salvadoran armed forces are planning to in small unit tactics. boat “Holly and Alexander” spotted said Palombo. Fishermen tell the federal government. “But it’s a ' fight leftist guerrillas with a combination Armed forces officials refused com­ the Spanish trawlers “towing up Coast Guard where the equipment is tremendously long and complicated gear” in and around the area where ' of mobile commandos and static defenses ment on reports that military advisers positioned and other fishing boats process. And something Like this .of all but the smallest towns, military he had positioned lobster traps and are expected to steer clear. puts you out of business until y o u ^ t from Israel and the disbanded army of equipment 10 miles off shore. analysts say. former Nicaraguan President Anastasio Residents fight growth Palombo said his boat returned more gear.” The analysts believe the tactics will “Five years ago before the 200- Somoza are also training the elite com­ after dark the same day and saw one He said if federal officials “were 'mean the virtual civil war that has mile limit, the Russians and others of the Spanish ships again in there to watch, they would never let mandos. This >^ng lady can claimed at least 14,000 lives in the past 14 did this routinely,” Palumbo said. restricted fishing grounds. The the Spanish fish in the area again. It The commandos will be airlifted into The situation improved after the months will go on for another two to four hotspots aboard six UH-IH Huey A Spanish trawler was forced to steer was an obvious disregard of the law. years, followed by as much as six years of helicopters provided by tbe United States on picturesque Nantucket restriction was passed, he said. away from the gear when the “Holly They (the Spanish) know they can “Rnt every time they are allowed "scattered terrorism. as part of its $35 million military aid and Alexander” positioned itself in get away with it.” ' The 16,000-man armed forces already NANTUCKET. .Mass. (UPI) - The building industry, a mainstay package for the beleaguered Salvadoran tions on development, Klein said. "have launched the first stage of their government. Vacationers may find it more dif­ of the economy, generates about $30 “There’s no limit," he said, adding show you a better offensive against an estimated 3,000 to 5,- million annually and is second only EB’s new When the strike force gets ready to go ficult to purchase a summer home permits are issued to “anybody who 000 rebel fighters and another 6,000 less to tourism as a source of revenue. into action, the analyst said, the rest of on this quaint resort island if walks in the door with a design that trained militias. residents approve two proposals Several builders and others have op­ sub plant the armed forces will be able to concen­ meets the zoning and health The armed forces for the past two trate on static defenses of all but the designed to limit growth. posed the growth proposals. requirements.” weeks have been sending out 170-man One measure would forbid of­ Although some officials troubled smallest towns. But Cliff Trott, an island builder patrols on eight-day forays into the coun­ “By staying in the villages, the army way to ficials from issuing more than 80 acknowledged there is a shortage of for the last 10 years, said the tryside around the Massachusetts-sized can deny local help to the guerrillas while permits annually for resort — or se­ housing for year-round residents and proposal to build on 10 percent of NORTH KINGSTOWN, nation qf 4.8 million people. for the elderly, they said 75 percent exacting a measure of loyalty from the cond — houses. The 80-a-year limit subdvision lots would benefit large R.I. (UPI) — Electric Boat The patrols appear to have kept the of 320 houses built in the last two residents,” he said. would apply for five years. developers and hurt small builders. reportedly has run into a guerrillas off-balance, forcing them out of The second proposal would years have served as second homes The Salvadoran armed forces expect to '"rhe local guys who buy a small series of mechanical, elec­ the few small towns they used to com­ prohibit building on more than 10 for summer dwellers. trical and labor problems be able to station units of 18 to 20 soldiers subdivision with three lots will be mand and out of mountainous zones where in each town under the command of a beat taxes. percent of the lots in a subdivision “We recognize that Nantucket has able to get a permit for only one at its new $116 million each year. a severe housing crisis," said Bill they had operated for the past year. junior officer instead of the sergeants who This is Kathy Blackmore, Savings Manager at our Main home," he said. “The big developers automated submarine hull But the sweeps do not appear to have Residents of the 13-mile island 30 Klein, director of the Nantucket now lead such contingents. Office. She knows just about everything there is to know about who own 30 lots will be able to build plant at Quonset Point. broken the guerrilla structure. Each time miles off the coast of Massachusetts Planning and Economic Develop­ The officers will be rotated frequently tax deferred retirement plans. Like our Individual Retirement 10 or more. They still make a lot of The company is pointing the armed forces leave a recently cap­ to keep them from coming under the in­ will vote on the measures April 7. ment Council. money.” to the plant as proof that it Account for those of you without a pension. A plan that lets tured town, the rebels return to their old fluence of wealthy farmers and political The growth issue has sparked “We need year-round family can handle at least the con­ you contribute up to 15% of your earnings—or $1,5(X)—yearly Although Young conceded there is haunts. chieftains who run parts of El Salvador as heated debate on the island, which housing and housing for the elderly. opposition to the proposals, he said struction of hull cylinders into your account. More if you’re married. You pay no taxes on has a year-round population of about But there’s no crisis when it comes “We’re one-on-one out there and it’s if they were their own backyard. he thinks residents realize that for three new 688-class sub­ tough going,” said an army major in the money you contribute, and no taxes on the interest you earn 7,000 and a summer population of to second homes," he said. The “we’re trying to distinguish between marines that the Navy And they will aim to quell allegations about 30,000. average price of a house on Nan­ charge of a patrol near Suchitoto, a small that troops often kill more civilians than until you make your first withdrawal. Kathy will show you just who needs a house and who wants a awarded to Electric Boat’s town nestled in the mountains 25 miles how much you could have when it’s time to retire. "From my angle, this is tucket has risen to about $100,000. house.” competitor, Newport News guerrillas, sometimes Without provoca­ north of San Salvador. tion. necessary, " Robert Young, Klein said residents who sign a (Va.) Shipbuilding and Dry When she’s not trying out new recipes in her own kitchen, The measures would have to be ap­ The previous night, guerrillas attacked The analysts said the armed forces do secretary of the island’s growth covenant to live on Nantucket year- proved on a two-thirds vote of the Dock Ck). she’s cooking up new ways to help our customers study committee, said Sunday. "The round for at least five y,ears would be 17 of his soldiers camped on a coffee plan­ not plan an appreciable increase in size, residents at the town meeting. “It’s P. Takis Veliotis, EB’s tation, killing two and wounding a third plan for the future and beat taxes. You’ll find her community wants some kind of con­ exempt from the 80-permit regula­ general manager, told the apparently to avert infiltration by guerril­ at our main office. Find her before April 15th and \ tough to get a two-thirds vote on before they melted back into the darkness. las. trols ' tion. anything here,” Kleih said. seapower subcommittee of save on your 1980 tax return. She’ll show you a Currently there are few restric­ Army draftees whose 18-month tours the House Aiihed Services The major would not say how many better way. Committee last week that expired in January and February have not casualties he sustained but claimed to been allowed to go home. the new plant “significant­ have killed 45 guerrillas. ly reduces the man hours In the tiny town of San Francisco 3 Journalists who spent the day with his required for submarine Guayabal, six miles west of Suchitoto, the Every patrol said they saw one dead soldier and order of the day for the local national construction.” six or seven wounded, but no dead or However, the guard detachment was pinned to a wooden Heritage Savings wounded guerrillas. door. Providence Sunday Journal The second stage of the offensive will be iSljHin. \sstK 'i(iti(m ■ Sim v IWl quoted engineers, planners Wednesday “Write a composition on why you should launched as soon as an elite, 2,000-man extend your tour of duty for the next 18 and welders who said the strike force finishes training at Ciudad plant is a far cry from months,” the garrison commander had Main Office: 1007 Main Slrcct, Munclicsicr 649-45H6 Normal, a former teachers’ school 30 ordered. K'Marl Office: Spencer Streei, Manclicsicr 649-31)07 what it was suppos^ to be. In the Herald’s miles west of San Salvador. Coventry Office: Rome 31 742-7321 EB spokesman Alex Tolland Office: Roule 195, '-i mile soulh of 1-86. 0 Piranian denied there were Exil 99 872-7387 “any major problems” Siiuih Windsor Office: 29 Oakland Road 644-2484 with the equipment at the People/Food St. James lists honors Moneymarkel in Food Mart: Wesl Middle Turnpike in hull plant and said the MANCHESTER - The the Manchester Parkadc facility “is meeting the Grade 5 Grade 7 Moneymarkel in Highland company’s expectations.” section following is the honor roll Melissa Carroll, Debra Russell Caudill, Karen Park Market: Highland Street, He declined to say how for St. James School for Dalessio, Elizabeth Dunn, Cleveland, Julie D'Avanzo, Manchester quickly the company is the second quarter: Kathleen Gillespie, Susan Michele DiGregorio, Jeff Hi|^ honors O'Neill, Dina Rosada, Arthur Dimmock, Julia Falkowski, producing cylinders and if William Heslin, Tracy Martin, work is on schedule. Grade 8 S^ulding, Angelina Strano, Mark Bailey, Richard John Wertenback. Elizabeth Nitschke, Karen Company officials hoped Patapchuk. the automated plant and Balbonl, Michelle Bolduc, General honors Catherine Day, Jeanne the $116 million investment Grade 6 Gillespie, Amy Marchei, Michele Desautels, Rae Ann Grade 6 would prove that Electric Terry Mc^nnell. Boat can handle new con­ Dimmock, Brian Dunn, Joseph Breton, Kathryn DeMarco, Andrew Klopfer, tracts for the Navy. New Grade 7 James Gabriel, Tammy God- Imelda Balhoni, Cathy bout, Joel Hoffmann, Lisa Patricia Prentice, John Ryan, work is needed to avoid Burke, Stephen Busemeyer, Jensen, Albert Klopfer, Katie Michael Sipples, Denise “substantial” layoffs, the Margaret Caffrey, Louise Kulpa. Stockman, Erwin Tan,' Donna company says. Michaud, Mlchelene Nosce, Kim L ittle Evelyn Thibideau. Michelle Nosce, Mary Prior, McMahan, Nancy Moan, Lisa Putnam, Victor Serram- Humphrey Olivieri, Dawn Thomas • Alyward, Steven Some 200 Americans for Constitutional bana, Elizabeth Tan. Packman, John Prior, Matt Carlson, Gerald Foley, Amy House In downtown Boston, leaders of the Hyland, Joseph Lajoie, Ina Rights (ACR) and other national patriot ■" — Grade 6 Reilly, Karina Romanelli, ACR said the event was the start of a The U8. Capitol eootalnt a Sven Roth. Mendez, Elizabeth Musgrave, groups held a "Second Boston Tea Party" nationwide campaign to, "once and for all noa-deooininaQoaal room for Lynn Bassett, Catherine Marino ‘Olivieri, Mary Casale, Rita Duchesneau, Chris Roy, Jean Sablan, aboard the replica, "The Beaver," throwing end Illegal tax collection procedures of the medltatioo and prayer located Lisa Santarpia, Mary Katherine O’Toole, Shannon off the rotunda. Patricia Eltel, Lynn Hebest, Plese, Michael Spaulding, tax forms, in boxes over the side of the Aldo Kusmlk, Kathryn LaFon- Spaulding, Suzanne Supple, IRS." The original "Beaver" was the vessel Peter Young, Mary Zabielski. Robert Stanford, Beverly. vessel Into Boston Harbor Saturday night. on which the tea party was held more than Africa's Cape of Good Hope tana. Taridona, Vickie liiibodeau. ' After a march from the Old South Meeting was settled by the Dutch, 200 years ago. .begiiuiiiii In the 17th century. 10 - THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 THE HERALD. Mon., March 30, 1981 - 1 1 Editorials Family honors birthday Commentary of 'right-to-die' patient MORRIS PLAINS (UPI) - her mood and leave her very quiet Relatives and friends gathered for a and calm.” bedside mass to celebrate the 27th Relatives said they have not deter­ birthday of comatose Karen Anne mined whether it was a mixture of Quinlan, who still breathes after a alcohol and Valium, a bad fall two successful “right to die” fight dis­ weeks earlier, a blood-sugar condi­ connected her from a life-giving tion, or some combination that respirator five years ago. resulted in Karen’s collapse at a par­ Expression of opinion is needed ty and the subsequent coma. The Roman Catholic mass , Members of the Manchester that the board of education family budgets are particular­ future operation of celebrated at the Morris View Nur­ Told by doctors that Karen Anne taxpayers of the community to little deeper to pay the costs of would never recover, the Quinlans Board of Directors are faced budget showing a less that 8 ly strained by the pressures of neighborhood schools. express their will at the education at a time when state sing Home Sunday has become an annual family event since Karen asked the courts for permission to with an urgent problem. percent increase is, inflation. Superintendent of Schools hearing. and federal revenue sources slipped into a coma April 15, 1975, turn off the respirator and let her They must decide soon “reasonable and restrained.” Yet Manchester traditional­ James Kennedy has taken into also are being cut. and suffered irreversi))le brain die. The decision makers will be The New Jersey Supreme Court whether or not the taxpayers The question is: Are the ly has invested in its most account the enrollment damage. faced with a tough decision. The only way directors will granted the petition, noting that the of the community are willing taxpayers willing to pay more valuable natural resource...its decrease in his budget Karen has been breathing on her Those who have strong get a feel for the opinion of the own since May 17, 1976 and came respirator was an extraordinary to absorb a tax increase to for the educational process? children. request. means of sustaining life. Karen con­ feelings one way or another majority is for those who have close to death only once — when she fund the town's public school We don’t know the answer. Education is an expensive There will be a public contracted pneumonia in mid-1977. tinued to live, however, after the should attend the hearing and an opinion to come forward respirator was removed. system at levels- requested by We have been hearing time commodity. Making matters hearing on the town budget on The Quinlans and their two other express their views. The (^inlans themselves spend the Board of Education. and express it. children, Mary Ellen, 24, and John, and time again that the worse, enrollment is declining April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the 23, were joined at the mass by their much of their free time working for We agree with Mayor taxpayers don't want in­ and the town is faced with Waddell School Auditorium. The question boils down to a It is a responsibility of pastor, Rev. Thomas Trapasso, and the Karen Anne Quinlan Center of Hope, a hospice program that has Stephen Penny’s assessment creased taxes at a time when some tough decisions on the It is incumbent upon the matter of willingness to dig a citizenship in a democracy. their close friend and lawyer, Paul Armstrong. brought comfort and relief to more Her adoptive parents, Joseph and Karen Anne Quinlan than 40 terminally ill patients and Julia, visit her daily — talking to her, their families since it opened. United Mine Workers President Sam hour call-in at a radio station in 3 Charlestown, W. Va. Church remained "op­ playing her favorite songs on tape CIA worried about Russians' ESP Berry's world Church answers a question form one of and radio, and praying for her. several coal miners who quizzed him Sun­ timistic” about approval in Tuesday Karen remains in a vegetative Soviet cosmonauts WASHINGTO>f— In James Bond covert applied parapsychology balloting. (UPl photo) state with “no change at all,” said circles, nothing is too farfetched to program since the mid-1960s." This day about the proposed contract In two- was the period when the CIA was Quinlan, except for an occasional be dismissed. The Central bout with infections. Intelligence Agency, for example, experimenting with hallucinogenic Jack Anderson return from space Her dark hair, once long, is has been toying for years with the drugs on unsuspecting Americans cropped now. Her face is “still pret­ MOSCOW (UPl) - Two of the four EST).. The two cosmonauts were idea of using extrasensory percep­ and with foot powder that would "remote viewing" by telepadhy from the minority for the first time in 26 Church still confident ty ” by her fath er’s estim ate, cosmonauts launched into orbit by launched March 22 on a relief and tion in its work — spurred on by the make Fidel Castro's beard fall out. thousands of miles away, Who'd the Soviet Union returned to Earth resupply mission. After docking with 0 years, Senate Democrats have stout­ although her 68-pound body is con­ suspicion that the Russians have The CIA warns that the Soviets need a mole in the Kremlin if a psy­ ly resisted the demeaning stantly curled up and contorted in a today, the Tass news agency the Salyut-6 laboratory, they con­ somehow succeeded in opening an may be "ahead of the U S. in parap­ chic sitting at a desk in Washington fetal position that would be un­ reported. ducted a series of scientific “minority” label. Sen. Robert C. experiments with Vladimir ESP gap. sychology." Evidence of Soviet could zoom in mentally on a super­ Byrd, D-W.Va., bas had his official bearable if she could feel the pain. The crewmen of the Soyus-39 cap­ of coal pact passage “Most of the time she’s peaceful,” sule, Soviet pilot Vladimir Kovalyonok and Viktor Savinykh. I've already reported on the Pen­ progress is sketchy because the secret Soviet missile site or a Polit­ stationery imprinted “Office of the Dzhanibekov and his Mongolian tagon's $6-million-a-year research to Kremlin's voodoo scientists, the CIA buro meeting? Quinlan said. “There are times when Democratic Leader,” and Sen. Alan By United Press International flight engineer, Jugderdemidiyn Kovalyonok and Savinykh. develop ESP weapons that can suspects, have gone undercover. ' UNDER THE DOME: House her moods change and she becomes Cranston, D-Calif., calls himself United Mine Workers President restless and you really don’t know Gurrageha, both were in good condi­ launched March 12 aboard Soyuz-T4, brainwash or incapacitate enemy Intelligence sources estimate that at Minority Leader Robert Michel, R- ‘‘Democratic whip.” Even the Sam Church Jr., tired but buoyed by what causes it. tion, Tass said. an advanced model of the Soviet least 200 Soviet experts in various leaders by thought transfer, deliver III.. appears to be cracking under the nameplates on Democratic staff of­ his receptions in 'the Appalachian “It’s not that she looks like she’s The cosmonauts wound up their space capsule, remained in orbit nuclear bombs instantaneously disciplines are working on ESP strain of his job. He has taken to fices read “Democratic staff.” The coal fields, said he was optimistic feeling any pain, but just uncomfor­ week-long mission with a soft lan­ today after the Mongolian-Soviet thousands of miles away by psychic weapons development. composing such literary gems as party that champions minorities just the pact he negotiated with the soft table for some reason. Lots of times ding 105 miles south of the team's departure. They were energy, or even create a protective The CIA report identified several "Uncle Bob's Prim er for Big doesn’t like to admit that it‘s a coal industry will be ratified, despite I can get her over it by just stroking Kazakhstan city of Dzhezkazgan. expected to stay in space through the "time warp " to make incoming specific areas of suspected Soviet Spenders." Excerpts: “See Big minority itself. miners’ rumblings of discontent. her hair or massaging the back of Tass said the capsule touched down April 12 anniversary of Yuri tw b r> C A .iK Gagarin’s first manned space flight. Soviet missiles explode harmlessly study: Spenders run in 1980. See Big —Rep. Dennis Eckart, D-Ohio, is With Tuesday’s balloting by the her neck. Sometimes I can change at 2:42 p.m. Moscow time (6:42 a m. in the past — "Electrostatics of telekinesis," Spenders lose in 1980...See. Big 160,000-member union less than 24 suspicious of Reagan administration "Counterfeit Christian Dior suit, counterfeit These wacky projects have sup­ or the ability to move objects by Spenders forgetting the lesson of claims that its economic package hours away. Church said his friendly mental concentration. Yves Saint Laurent tie, counterfeit Cartier weekend reception by miners in port from the Defense Intelligence 1980. See Big Spenders run in 1982. will benefit the average American. wristwatch, counterfeit Gucci shoes!" Agency, which reports that the — "Extremely low frequencies of Lose, Big Spenders, lose." Another Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana and West High court could rule What has aroused his suspicion is the Virginia was a good sign. Last week, Russians have been doing intensive electromagnetic radiation for infor­ effort, inspired by the old song, “Is expenditure of corporate funds for angry miners pelted him with words mation transmission." This may research in the field lor nearly 50 Vou Is or Is You Ain't My Baby?” full-page newspaper ads in support and objects. years The DIA even credits the om­ have been what the KGB was up to goes like this: "Is the Democrats or of the tax and budget cuts. “It’s starting to turn around nipotent Kremlin scientists with when it bombarded the U.S. Em­ ain't the Democrats backing the —Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., is toward ratification right now,” on paraphernalia sales successfully demonstrating ESP's bassy in Moscow with microwave mandate the people gave Reagan?” keeping an eye on the Reagan ad­ Church said in Charleston, W.Va., WASHINGTON (UPI) - The criminatory. the case to the high court, asking the deadly potential on insects, a radiation for nearly 20 years. Mercifully, Michel didn't try to sing ministration’s dedication to national Sjihday night. “The last four dis­ Supreme Court could be asked to The first high court test of or­ justices to reverse the lower court, possibility that should bring joy to — Application of theories involving it. security — specifically what it does It pays to be rich tricts I’ve been into, we’ve got a resolve the question of whether it is dinances based on the Drug Enforce­ which focused its critical 45-page farmers and backyard gardeners — links between the way the human —The participation of Sen. Dan about the Strategic Petroleum very positive reaction. I’m scill op­ all right for discount houses to sell ment Administration's model in­ opinion on the difficulty of defining and strike terror in the insecticide brain and electronic computers Quayle, R-Ind., in the ‘‘Paula Reserve. He wants the Energy timistic it’s going to pass because drug paraphernalia, but not for volves the Cleveland suburbs of Par­ "drug paraphernalia " industry. operate. Parkinson Open” golf outing last it’s a good contract.” “head shops” to deal in the same ma and Lkewood. Department to pump at least 300,000 The problem, the court said, is The CIA, though historically less — Remote monitors and year in Florida has caused a certain In a final attempt to drum up sup­ goods. A three-judge federal appeals barrels of oil into the reserve every Art Buchwald port for the tentative three-year court struck down the Ohio suburbs' that, "The definition of drug alarmist about the Red Meance than stimulators to determine — or in­ disgruntlement on the part of his The hardware of the drug culture day. America’s oil vulnerability is wage pact. Church planned to con­ ordinances, noting they lacked “a paraphernalia turns on the state of the Pentagon spooks are, has also fluence — another person's physical includes blenders, bowls, tweezers, Capitol Hill staff. They wish their more dangerous than the missile WASHINGTON— Anyone who has Another one said, “I recall those tinue his swing today through West precise and unambiguous definition " mind of a person or his act with been monitoring Soviet ESP condition by telepathy, like a Haitian working conditions were anywhere scales, spoons, water pipes, alligator gap, he believes. been to the grocery store lately days. I didn’t know what I had and Virginia where the contract faces its clips and cigarette papers to sniff, of what items, under what cir­ respect to an object,” like alligator A research and pondering the possibili­ witch doctor might try. near as enjoyable. Instead, Quayle —Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., is the knows what a rare and expensive used to trade my peanut butter and toughest test. smoke, snort and sell a variety of il­ cumstances, are drug parapher­ clips. ty of less bizarre psychic weapons. A — High-frequency analysis of an pays an experienced congressional man who introduced Budget Direc­ delicacy peanut butter has become. jelly sandwiches at lunch hour for Of the 14 UMW bargaining council legal drugs. nalia. electroencephalogram — a sort of top-secret report on the subject by a employee a starting salary of about tor Dave Stockman to then- Therefore it came as a reai sur­ ham on rye.” members who voted against the ten­ Guided by a model federal anti­ Parma's law, enacted in January The clips, commonly used to make CIA scientific expert has been wiretapping of someone's brain electrical connections, are also used $14,000 a year with just eight days of presidential candidate Ronald prise when the Brokaws brought out "Help yourselves,” Meredith tative pact last week, five were from paraphernalia law, at least 10 states 1980, was challenged by the owners examined by my associate Dale Van waves. the volatile West Virginia coal coun­ to hold the dwindling ends of vacation — and the staff is told to Reagan, and Kemp says he’s glad he an entire jar of it for cocktails the Brokaw said. “We don’t want it to go and scores of municipalities have of a store called "Record Revolution Atta. The area of Soviet ESP research try. No. 6. " The owners of similar es­ marijuana cigarettes. expect to work overtime and did. "Stockman is an intellectual other evening. The jar, which to waste.” enacted ordinances banning the sale The analysts jestimated that "the that really has the CIA's mouth In an interview with the Hun­ of such items in head shops and, in tablishment in Lakewood challenged weekends for nothing. giant who can get along with weighed at least a pound, contained We didn’t need to be asked twice. I Soviet military and KGB have had a watering is the possibility of tington, W.Va., News-Dispatch, some cases, record stores. that city's law, and the two firms A resolution of the controversy —Obviously chagrined at being in people,” Kemp claims,. the extra-crunchy kind that you can put two large teaspoonfuls on a piece Church predicted the contract would But efforts to regulate things like filed a federal suit to block the could come from the high court, if it find in only the finest restaurants. It of toast. carry In Illlnolv, Indiana, parts of blenders and tweezers have created measures. agrees to review the ordinances. Or was sitting in a carved figure of ice “Don’t make a pig of yourself,” Pennsylvania, southern Ohio and an enforcement nightmare and a A U.S. District Court judge in the justices may refuse the case — surrounded by toast and pats of jelly. my wife whispered. “You act as if western and central Kentucky. But major legal struggle. Operators of Cleveland upheld the laws, but the thus leaving the appeals court ruling intact. They have not yet set a dat.: The selling of Nancy Reagan “I didn’t know this was a special it’s the first time you ever ate he admitted It could face tough sled­ head shops — stores that sell drug- 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for deciding whether to step iijto the occasion,” one of the guests said. peanut butter.” ding In both West Virginia and related accessories — argue that struck them down. eastern Kentucky. Parma and Lakewood have taken controversy. Bv LISA SHEPARD president of the United States. Meredith Brokaw replied, “It isn’t “It’s the first time in months,” I banning sales of such items is dis­ WASHINGTON- Little by little but every once in a while Tom and I whispered back. "If they’re crazy Church said rejection would cost "I had an image of her that didn’t the UMW dearly, possibly wiping out Robert Fannon, a union miner from Exeter, Va., studies the the public is getting to know Nancy get the urge to splurge and we treat enough to servejt, why shouldn’t we square when I first met her,” ad­ the newly acquired pension for proposed contract between the United Mine Workers and the Reagan, and that's just the way Mrs. Lisa Shepard ourselves to a luxury.” get our share?” mitted Patton, who controls Mrs. widows and lengthening the 4-day- coal mine operators, outside local 1607 union hall in Ap­ Reagan’s press secretary wants it. I whispered to my wife, “There "I was once on the Queen R eagan’s media exposure. ’’I old strike considerably. palachia, Va., Saturday. Fannon, who was babysitting his son, Requests for interviews with the thought she was a tall, cold woman must be money on her side of the Elizabeth and they gave you all the “We worked hard to get his con­ Jonathan, 3, brought him to.the meeting where the contract elusive First Lady are piled high on but she’s not. family, because I know Brokaw peanut butter you could eat.” tract,” Church said during a talk Shelia Patton’s desk in the East “She's a tiny thing (5’4” ), whose could never afford a jar of peanut “They always make a big deal of show on WCHS radio in Charleston. was distributed and explained. (UPI photo) around the country. She didn’t like Wing of the White House, but Patton very warm and friendly. I’ve never husband was sick, an invitation for butter on what he makes.” that on luxury liners,” someone else “It is a good contract. I’m tired. I’ve lor instant tax relief sees no point in quickly granting heard her even raise her voice. all the hubbub about keeping a pistol tea at the White House. She said, “Hush, they’il hear you. said. been on the road it seems like a Board memoer uon Nunley, from Bill Lamb, former District 6 Inter­ them when the Reagan’s have at Muffie (Mabel) Brandon, the new by ber bed and she was very angry “She’s familiar out West but she Anyway, what difference does it We all laughed as we kept digging month.” Ohio-based District 6, Sunday echoed national Executive Board member least four more years in the public White House social secretary, has when word went out that she wanted isn't particularly familiar to the make? You only get to eat peanut into the jar. The bearded union leader found earlier charges by Church that op­ and now a miner, said if the contract the going rough in Ohio, Penn­ position to the pact was the result of spotlight. also come to know a different Mrs. the Garters to leave the White House Eastern press and I think they’ve butter once in your life. Let’s make One of the guests said, “Does was rejected. Church should quit as Instead Patton’s strategy is to .^-^rly so she could begin made some snap judgments,” sylvania and West Virginia last local union leaders trying to upset chief UMW negotiator. c Reagan than the press writes abo^t. the most of it.” anyone here remember when we redecorating. The press have also week. Angry miners, who went on the agreement for their own gain. “I’ve never stepped down from very selectively parcel out the First “She’s a much warmer, more snapped Brandon. “I think as they We all gathered around as Mrs. u s ^ to feed peanuts to the elephants criticized her for lavish living and strike at midnight Thursday when "They know if it passes, it will anything in my life,” Church said in Lady's time. Rather than throw Mrs. compassionate, sensitive person get to know her, they will agree that Brokaw started spreading the golden at the zoo?” belonging to a wealthy California the old contract expired, pelted him make Sam look good and they don’t Springfield, 111. “If this contract is Reagan to a ravenous press, Patton than she’s been betrayed by tbe this is a t'ery special woman. Very, substance on toast and passing it to “I recall when we used to eat them with eggs, attacked his car and social set that don’t worry about want that to happen,” Nunley said. not accepted. I’ll go back to the plans to schedule small luncheons media,” said Brandon, who quickly very intuitive, sensitive about peo­ her guests. at baseball games.” charged him with “selling out” to “A lot of this is political b^ause budget cuts, bargaining table. But I won’t resign with reporters so they can "get a corrected her error with “I mean ple, does the nicest small things.” Some people asked for jelly with Mrs. Brokaw brought out more the-coal operators. there are local elections coming up — and I never will resign from “ It’s very difficult to be 3 chance to really know the First portrayed. That’s a Freudian slip, Why then, do so many people theirs, but a fev/ purists like myself toast and jelly. UMW International Executive in May.” anything.” Lady.” isn’t it?” criticized,” said Brandon in an inter­ perceive Mrs. Reagan as cold and wanted it without any condiments. “I went to a bar when I was in . view. "We in this country do As a result of Mrs. Reagan’s Betrayed is just how Mrs. Reagan imperious? “You know what that We all “oohed” and “ahhed” as we college and you’ll never believe this, ! criticize everybody so easily and it limited media exposure, the says she’s felt by the unflattering is?” said Brandon quick to respond tasted it. but there was a bowl of peanuts on ’ hurts. To keep your head held high American public is still wondering items that have turned up in to a commonly asked question. “This is the real stuff,” I said. each table,” I said. “We used to ' Frank 'Funzi' Tieri dies, and keep smiling and to keep your about the woman married to the 40th newspapers and television stations “That’s shyness and honestly, when “Where on earth did you find it?” throw the shells on the floor.” priorities in order, takes a good deal you are in the public eye you have to “We have a connection at the By this time the jar was empty and of courage.” It is those qualities in be terribly careful. She’s very con­ Open an Individual Retirement with First Federal Savings’ United Nations,” Brokaw said. “He the toast and jelly were gone. ^ / IRA. you can deposit up to $1500 a Mrs. Reagan that Brandon par­ cerned and she wants to be an asset. gets it through the diplomatic I tried to lick the inside of the top, ; Aocount(IRA) at First Federal Savings 0 year and deduct It from your taxable ticularly admires. and get the fastest acting tax relief Thoughts “She’s asked questions that have pouch.” but my wife stopped me. reputed Mafia leader possible.The best part at^ut an IRA income. We have other IRA plans, too. “I iike her enormously and I very complicated ramifications “Did you know it takes three It was an evening I’ll never forget. NEW YORK (UPI) - Convicted tivities and to authorize a “hit” on a talupo, testified that Tierrtook part Is that your cont.rlbutlon Is tax Just come and ask lor details. So If you want to save tax dollars respect her enormously,” said Bran­ politically and internationally. If she pounds of peanuts to make one jar of I’ve been to houses recently where crime boss Frank “Funzi” Tieri, Californian who owed the mob in extortion, a scheme to defraud the ' deductible from Vouc "1980 Income. Korvettes department store chain, but don’t have a pension plan (This week’s columns are directed people. Many of you complain about don who hails from Cambridge, seems aloof and cold, it is merely peanut butter?” there have been a few canapes of ' reputedly one of the nation’s most money. The Interest earned on your and a skimming operation that led to IRA Is the highest allowed by where you work, get Instant toward you younger readers—junior tbe way you are treated by your Mass., went to finishing school and because she’s trying to be cautious powerful Mafia “godfathers,” died He collapsed once during the four- tax relief with a First Federal “No wonder no one can afford it,” peanut butter mixed in with the ‘ the collapse of the Westchester law, and It’s tax deferred. and senior high ages. Since the “friends”. With friends like yours, tends to emphasize certain words to and because she’s a little shy,” I said. smoked salmon sandwiches. But Tve Sunday at Mount Sinai Hospital. He week trial and had to be taken Mount Your IRA Is subject to tax, Savings’ IRA. And If you open Premier Theater. your IRA before April 15th, editorial page is probably not the you don't need enemies! stress their importance. “I don’b explained Brandon, whose job it is to One of the guests said, “I never been in a home where was 76. Sinai, but he took the verdict without but only upon withdrawal. emotion while seated in his Fratianno, in particular, testified you can save hundreds of most read section by this age group, Well, if people is the problem, think she’s ever tried to be anything boost the image of the White House. remember when I was a kid, my someone actually brought out an en­ Tieri, the first defendant ever con­ And if you wait until retire­ wheelchair. about the inner workers of the crime ment age to withdraw your «r dollars on your 1980 taxes! mom a iiS dad. please pass these what do we do now to relieve the other than hebself. She isn’t going to . Brandon y^ent on to farily defend victed on charges of heading a mother used to keep a jar in the tire jar of it, and passed it around After being sentenced on Jan. 6, syndicate and how there are 20 Cosa money, you’ll probably be In a thoughts on to your teens) pain and frustration that people go out and restructure some kind of Mrs. Reagan’s shyhess; explaining closet and after school we used to like it was caviar. national La Ckisa Nostra crime syn­ Nostra families in major cities from much lower tax bracket. image. She’s going to be herself and however. Tier! was allowed to go bring? Let's face one fact right off: that few outside of public life really spread it on bread like butter.” 1981, Los Angeles Times Syndicate dicate, was admitted to the hospital home because of ill health. He never coast to coast. He dharged Tieri was Extra, extra! Read all about it! let other people judge. you can't do anything about some can understand what it’s like to be March 15, but a spokeswoman at the served any time in jail. the successor to the late Carlo Gam- Minister makes fantastic discovery! people except endure them. “She’s a wonderful woman with always watched by a public seeming­ facility declined to comment on the Prosecutors at Tierl’s trial por­ bino as ”^ s s of all bosses” of I think I have come up with the However, the majority of those you LOTS of LOYAL friends,” said ly anxious for its celebrities to fail. nature of his illness. trayed him as “a boss of a secret organized crimO. (Ihf During tbe trial, Fratianno gave a answer that has baffled psy­ associate with daily really would Brandon. I’ve never met anyone who "It isn’t all a bed of roses. People He had been treated at the hospital criminal organization known as La Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 yean rare glimpse into mob initiation chologists, parents, principals, and like a friend that they can trust and had a network of friends around the give up a great deal to serve,” she in the past for cancer, heart trouble Coaa Nostra.” All references (o rites, in which, he said, blood was preachers for years: the answer to share deep feelings with and like, globe like. this. It isn’t jiist that she’s said. Founded Oct. 1,1881 and severe diabetes. organized crime are usually the question, “What is a teenager's the. First Lady. It’s that she’s a Sources said Tieri, once head of drawn from a new member’s finger Fiist IM eial Sawings someone they can treat fairly just So the public will slowly get to excluded from trials on grounds they and a gun and a cross were number one problem?” Elementary, special person and she’s LOVED.” Published by the Manchester Publishing Co. one of New York’s five major Hartford, QIaalontwry, South Qtaatonbury, M*nch«8tef, Vernon, Rockvtile and South Wtndaor like they want to be treated — know their First Lady. They’ll see would be prejudicial and Tierl’s case ceremoniously laid on a table. my dear Wafson. It is PEOPLE. Herald Square, Manchester, Conh. 06040 “crime families,’: received the last someone like YOU. This week, we Brandon continued to extoll Mrs. her dedication for the Foster Grand­ marked ^e first time a defendant “You come in alive and go out Telephone (203) 643-2711 rites of the Catholic Church. Now before you write this off as will offer some suggestions as to Reagan’s virtues telling stories parents program and her concern for had been charged with heading a dead,” Fratianno testified. MwniMr: United PraM InWmetloiuI A federal jury In Manhattan found quackery, think about your own life. how you can begin to solve the about how the First Lady will send teenage drug abuse. And they’ll see crime family. The defense' contended the Tier! guilty in November of using his What is the one thing that causes you flowers and a funny card to people SMven Kerry, Executive Editor prosecution witnesses were “totally number one problem in yoUr life. what so many Americans genuinely position as “the boss” of the Vito the most grief, pain, frustration? I’ll Steve Holt “who’ve done something adorable like about the Reagans, their love for. Cuitomer Swvlo* — S 47-N 4S Frenk A. Burtienk. Menegine Editor Prosecution witnesses, including immoral” criminals who made up RIelw rd M. Dlwnond, PuM M w HeroM E. Turkington. Editor Emerltue Genovese crime family in New York admitted mob hit man Aladena bet that it is another person or other Church of Christ for her.” And for the friend whose each other. '* to take part in racketeering ac­ stories about Tieri in hopes of lenien­ Fratianno and mobster Joseph Can- cy. 12 - THE HERALD. Mon., March 30, 1981 THE HERALD. Mon., March 30. 1981 — 13 Perhaps in a moment.of modesty, Referring to the possible renova­ Discussing which members would It was going to be a close election Board of Education -Chairman tion of the former Bennet Junior go over which chapters of the for the vice chairmanship of the Joseph Haloburdo remarked about High School to elderly housing, charter, Robert Dubeau, member of the results of the fowa tests given to Manchester Housing Authority the Vernon Charter Revision Com­ Manchester Republican Town Com­ Grade 2 students, who received a 99 member Walter Schwolsky jokingly mittee between Curt Smith and Wayne Gretzky Whalers lose explained the town Building Com­ mission said, "Maybe some chapters Robert Smith. As the moderator percentile score in comparison with establishes mittee’s function, “In the building won’t need any change. I’m luslcally called for all ballots, one person 4-1 decision Page 16 the country. There are “apparently no process, don’t you see, if anything lazy, my philosphy is if the car runs hurried forward — candidate Robert new records with Flyers Town Talk surprises,” he said. goes wrong we can blame them.’* don’t take it to a mechanic.” Smith. f Sports Page 15 Pge 15 SCOREBOARD Police arrest 5 in drug bust r By MARTIN KEARNS with a younger woman whose exact possession of the aforementioned resulted from a coordinated effort Hrrald Kepurlrr age police have not yet confirmed. drugs with intent to seli. between Manchester and Hartford MANOIE.STER - Five persons Police used a sledge hammer to Police initiaily set bond at $100,000 police. were arrested early Saturday when batter down the apartment’s door each, in iieu of their arraignment Police today said the confiscated police stormed a Downey Drive after police said the occupants this morning in Manchester Superior drugs were to be sent to a state apartment to break a major showed some hesitancy in respon­ Court. laboratory for examination, but at Defense won for Celtics Hartford-area drug operation. ding to a search warrant. At the Manchester poiice made the least one initial report listed its BOSTON (UPI) - The ’The Celtics and 76ers finished and I have to give all the credit “Our team defense was semblance of a good game in "They beat us the first three Manchester police officers, same time, police said a young arrests in cooperation with Hartford value at about $70,000. difference was the defense, and with identical 62-20 records. to the Celtics,” said Sixers exceptional in the most impor­ the first half, we’d have been quarters and we won the fourth. cooperating with Hartford detec­ woman attempted to leave the apart­ detectives who had secured a A subpeona was obtained this the Boston Celtics showed why Larry Bird and Robert Parish Coach Billy Cunningham. tant game we’ve had in two tied or ahead,” Erving said. But you've got to play more tives. stormed the apartment of ment through another door, but was warrant to search the Fountain morning in Manchester Superior no team in the NBA is any led the Boston offense with 24 “That’s as well as they’ve years,” said Boston Coach Bill “When you fall behind by 20 than one quarter against a team John E. Gore, of 69C Downey Drive, apprehended carrying a bag loaded Viilage apartment. Also confiscated Court to give authorities access to better in point prevention. points each, hut it was the played defensively against us Fitch. “We made them earn points, it’s a total collapse. like that ” at approximately 9 a m. Saturday with illegal drugs. in the raid were $2,475 in cash; the school records of a Manchester Swarming at every opportuni­ Celtics’ defense and the Sixers’ all year. We were our own everything and everyone gets Offensively we were very weak, Not to be overlooked in the and confiscated a large quantity of Police have charged all five per­ closed circuit television equipment High School student allegedly in­ ty, creating chances where self-destruction over three worst enemies. You won’t beat credit. I offered them 48 hours very poor.” victory was the stellar play of drugs and drug paraphenalia. sons. one of whom is a Manchester believed stolen from West Hartford; volved in the drug operation. Police none seemed possible, the periods which determined the a high-school team with 27 tur­ rest if they won; that’s the best Still, the 76ers showed their Boston's Chris Ford, who had 16 Arrested were 40-year-old Gore, High School student tentatively a modest supply of silver; stereo said records would be obtained from Celtics’ tenacious defense outcome. novers.” bribe I could think of.” grit in the 'fourth period, points and did a fine defensive Joseph Gore, 19, Johnie May Gore. transferred to juvenile authorities, equipment, and a fur coat. Manchester, East Hartford, and overwhelmed the Philadelphia Philadelphia committed 25 of *1116 Celtics also shut down ' The Celtics led 29-23 after one providing some anxious job on thp swift Philadelphia 40, all of the same address. A 19- with drug factory, possession of The arrest was the third-major Bloomfieid schools in an attempt to 76ers in their Sunday showdown its 27 turnovers in the first the three Philadelphians who quarter, in which Bird had four moments for the Celtics. They guards. And above all, the vic­ year-old Hartford woman. Juanita heroin, cocaine, dilaudid, controlled drug arrest in Manchester in the last determine the exact age of the ac­ for the league’s No. 1 ranking. three periods and fell behind continually give them fits. of his game-high six steals (one fought back in the final two tory saved the Celtics from Dillard, was also arrested, along drugs, risk of injury to a minor and three weeks all of which have cused. The result was a 98-94 victory 79-59 entering the final quarter. Julius Erving, who had more than the Philadelphia minutes but were still seven what they most dreaded — a and Boston’s second straight The 76ers scored just 36 points averaged 31 points against team). Bird and Parish then points behind when Andrew three-game mini-series. Atlantic Division title. *rhe win in the second and third Boston this year, had only 19. paced a second-period run of 17- Toney (with a season-high 35 also gives the Celtics the quarters, making only 15 of 36 Darryl Dawkins, who had -iu-.■ 4 and the Celtics m ovedT o^\§^ points) scored the game's final "We re really going to enjoy Group to vote on housing plan homecourt advantage in all shots. They went through averaged 17 points against the 43 halftime lead. They upped ' basket — a three-pointer with 12 the rest. ' Ford said. "No one in their playoff series and a fir^- scoring droughts of 5:01 and Celts, had only seven and fouled the cushion to 20 points after seconds left. this room wanted a mini-series. round bye. Philadelphia hosts 4:13 in falling behind. out. And playmaker Maurice MANCIIKSTKK - An East Hart­ the Section 8 federal subsidy Ferrer said Rothstein's project may it. three periods with a 10-0 run “You just can’t expect to get Everything was on the line and Indiana Tuesday night in a best- “Jn this type of ballgame, Cheeks had just seven points ford developer's application lor program where tenants pay a receive partial funding. Published reports that the project late in the quarter. that far behind that late and everyone gave the extra ef­ : r: of-three mini-series. defense is the name of the game ''ily three assists. federal funds to construct 110 units quarter of their income towards Rothstein purchased the 10-acre could influence the town’s defense in “If we had played any come back, ” Cunningham said. fort.'' of low-income housing on Oakland rent, with the federal government parcel off Oakland Street last week the Community Development law­ Street will be voted on Tuesday by supplying the difference. from Mae Wichman, and has suit chilled the proceedings, with one ' Ni - *■ retained the Hartford housing con­ church pulling out of the the Capitol Region Council of The project however, faces stiff >< Indiana's Governments. competition for the federal program sulting firm of Imagineers Inc. to negotiations. CRCOG's housing committee, from smaller developments, and seek funding. Rothstein filed the application Celts are happy composed of 29 representatives, will because it stresses elderly housing. The project, for 38 two-bedroom, regardless, hoping to win funding swingman The committee, according to Karen 32 three bedrooms, and the rest one from among nine competing for the vote on the application of Harold Although Sunday’s weather was a little cool for humans to go Rothstein of Utility Development Ferrer, housing planner, has bedroom, had been gathering the subsidies to be given for 182 units. Corp for the $4.4 million project. targeted housing for growing support of about eight churches Manchester’s representative to swimming, this Golden Retriever took advantage of the balmy on target no mini-series An approval of the application families a priority this year, and which are considering forming a the CRCOG housing committee is temperatures to get in a quick dip at the Oak Grove Nature would allow the developer to enter projects of 50 units or less. M'. non-profit corporation to construct Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano. Center. (Photo by Tarquinio) By MIKE TI LLY overtime, to lift Milwaukee, which PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Ui*l SporlK W riliT sent the game into an extra period Christmas spirit somehow missed Chris Ford hinted that all the work when Bob Lanier rebounded a layup Randy Wittman and Indiana this really came from some basic with 19 seconds left. The Hawks’ year. laziness. Steve Hawes scored a career-high “I wasn’t playing well in “No one in this room wanted a 32. December,” said Indiana’s 6-foot-6 mini-series,” Ford declared Sunday Spurs l.'LY. Korkcls 109 Obituaries swingman. “Every player goes after the Boson Celtics avoided that At San Antonio, Texas, George through something like that. There necessity with a 98-94 victory over Gervin scored 30 points for the were times when I felt I wasn’t doing the Philadelphia 76ers in a show­ Spurs, who tied the franchise record my job.” down at Boston. “Everything was on for season victories with 52. Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 son of Roberta Gorman O’Connor Houston, which clinched the playoffs Hermeline Feeney bury and Mrs. Edward (Alice) Rank 16, 1888 and has been a resident of and had also worked at the Cheney But Wittman was in full company. the line an everyone gave the extra of Wilton and six grandchildren. Manchester most of her life. The Brothers mills. Elm St., Rockville, has charge of and the late John J. O’Connor. effort." in Golden State's Saturday loss to M ANCHE.STER - Hermeline St. He was a 1978 graduate of Porter 'The Hoosiers, billed as one of the Funeral services will be couple would have celebrated their She leaves two sons. Dr. William local arrangements. nation’s premier teams, opened the In other games on the final day of Denver, will play Los Angeles in the Hillaire Feeney. 66, of 39 Eva Drive, and Chester Institute in Wethersfield first round. Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at Glaston­ 65th wedding anniversary this com­ J. Munsie of Fredricksburg, Va. and Albert J. SanefekI season in disarray. They lost five of the NBA's regular season, Chicago died Sunday at home. She was the ing June. Before her retirement in James R. Munsie of Andover, Mass.; and was employed as a millwright at handled Indiana 101-97, Milwaukee SuperSonirs 96. W arriors 92 bury Funeral Home, 450 New London BERLIN — Albert J. Sanefski, 65, their first 12 games, including a 65-56 wife of Francis G. Feeney. 1964 she was employed as a one brother, George Johnson of Fortune Plastic Inc. in Saybrook. He topped Atlanta 132-128 in overtime, ' At Seattle, James Bailey scored 24 Turnpike, Glastonbury with the Rev, of 622 Beckley Road, Berlin, died defeat to North Carolina, the club Born in St. Angels, Canada. Sept. Carl F. Schultz Jr. officiating. Burial secretary for Monsanto Co. of Manchester and two grand­ was a lieutenant in the South End San Antonio whipped Houston 135- points and Jack Sikma added 21 to today at New Britain General they will meet in tonight’s NCAA 15, 1914. she had lived in Manchester will be in Green Cemetery, Friends Bloomfield. daughters. Fire Department in Old Saybrook. 109, Seattle beat Golden State 96-92, help Seattle snap a seven-game Hospital. He was the father of Mrs. championship game. since 1962. Before retiring in 1976, may call at the funeral home Funeral services will be held Funeral services will be Tuesday Besides his mother, his survivors Washington ripped Cleveland 138- losing streak. Golden State missed she had worked for Electrical Helene Knowlton of Andover. are his wife, Rosanne Polyviou qualifying for the last Western Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. from the John at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran “We got caught up in all the 103, New York downed New Jersey Wholesalers Co. of Hartford. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio O’Connor; an 11-week-old son, Clonference berth with Kansas City’s donations may be mad? to the F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Church. Burial will be in East publicity, being picked to win the Big 103-95, Kansas City trimmed Dallas She was a past president of the and had lived in Berlin for the past 50 Thomas P. O’Connor Jr.; two victory over Dallas. Glastonbury Volunteer Ambulance Center St. with a mass of Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ten,” he said. “We were just 113-104, Phoenix routed Utah 105-90, Daughters of Isabella in years. He was the widower of Helen brothers, Robert G. O’Connor and BiiI1«-Ih 138, Ga\alit-rN 103 Association, P.O. Box 453, Glaston­ burial at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. waiting for the Big Ten to start. Portland outscored San Diego Manchester, and currently was (Drachenberg) Sanefski. John J. O’Connor, both of At Landover, Md., Wes Unseld bury. Burial will be in East Cemetery, Center St., Manchester, today from 7 “But we’ve come a long way since 144-129, and Denver edged Los secretary of the French Club of Besides his daughter in Andover Manchester; two sisters, Mary played the last game of his 13-year Friends may call at the funeral to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may December. We’ve improved steadily Angeles 148-146 in overtime. Manchester. She was also a member Joseph P. Novak Sr. he leaves two other daughters, a Cathrine O’Marra of Manchester NBA career and Rick Mahorn and home Tuesday from 8 to 8:30 a.m. be made to the Emanuel Lutheran — a heckuvalot more.” Bulls 101, Pacers 97 of the Manchester Grange and the YER.NON — Joseph P. Novak Sr., sister, and six grandchildren. and Regina A. O’Marra of Arlington, Kevin Porter led the Bullets. Porter Church Memorial Fund, For his part, Wittman has given At Indianapolis, forward David Emblem Club and was a volunteer in •75, of 94 Talcott Ave., died Sunday at Gail Crowell Funeral services will Texas. had 18 assists to wrap up his NBA ti­ Jack Pestritto the Hoosiers dependable outside Greenwood scored 2 points to lead the meals-on-wheels program. Rockville General Hospital. He was MANCHESTER - Gail Crowell, be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Mr. O’Connor was killed when the tle. Mike Mitchell led Cleveland with shooting and if the Tar Heels throw the Bulls to second place in the Cen­ Besides her husband she is sur­ the husband of Bernice (McClean) 64, of 168 Woodbridge St., died Sun­ MANCHESTER — Jack Pestritto, Carlson Funeral Home, 45 Franklin pickup truck he was driving went off 20 points. up one of their zones tonight, he may tral Division and fifth place in the vived by two sons, Guy-Francis Novak. 63, of North Granby, died Friday at Square, New Britain. Burial will be the road and hit a tree stump and Knicks 103, \<‘1» 9.5 day at Manchester Memorial be the one to crack it. Eastern Conference. Chicago will Feeney and Richard B. Feeney, both He was born in Norwalk and had Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ in Maple Cemetery, Berlin. Friends slammed into a fence before hitting At New York, Ray Williams Hospital after a short illness. He was This year, he averaged 10 points a play at New York Tuesday in the of Manchester; three daughters. lived in Hebron before moving to band of Antoinette (Mese) Pestritto may call at the funeral home a sand pile, police said. He was scored 19 points and Sly Williams thehusband of Ann (Zwkla) Crowell. and the father of Mrs. John (Ann game while hitting 55 percent of his playoffs. Mrs Lynne Rosenbeck of Rockville 3Vz years ago. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial thrown from the truck and pinned added 17 to lead the Knicks to their Louise) Pestritto of Manchester. shots. He has committed just 35 tur­ B urks 132, Hawks 128 Manchester, Mrs. Ina Schafer of Besides his wife he leaves three July 25,1916, and had been a resident donations may be made to the Ken­ under it. 50th victory, the first time since He also leaves a son. Jack P. novers in 31 games. At Atlanta, Sidney Moncrief South Windsor, and Mrs. Joanne sons, Joseph P. Novak Jr. of of Manchester for 40 years. sington Ambulance Fund, Far­ Funeral services will be at 9:30 their title season of 1972-73 they had Pestritto of West Hartford and his A big responsibility may be handed scored 26 points, including five in Morrissey of Santa Anita, Calif.; Manchester, James Novak of He was a Marine veteran of World mington Aye., Kensington. a.m.Wednesday at the Old Lyme won that many. mother, Mrs. Constantina Pestritto, to Wittman tonight. Either he or Ted five brothers, Edmund St. Hiliare of Scotland and Michael Novak of War II and a member of the Army funeral home of Anderson-Prentis on also of West Hartford. Jack Salzberg Kitchel is expected to guard North Montreal, Armand St. Hiliare of Oakland, Calif.; two brothers, and and Navy Club. Before retiring four Beckwith Lane, with a mass of Funeral services were today from HARTFORD— Jack Salzberg, 76, Carolina’s A1 Wood, the 6-6 forward Wolcott, Ct., Edmund St. Hiliare of six grandchildren. years ago he had been a mail carrier Christian Burial at Christ the King DiEsopo Wethersfield Chapel. of Hartford, died Saturday in Hart­ with the silken touch. Wood was Lyndonville, Vt., Xavier St. Hiliare Funeral services will be Tuesday working out of the Main post office Church in Old Lyme. Burial will be Moriarty kickers ford Hospital. He was the father of spectacular against Virginia, hitting and Lucien St. Hiliare both of Bonita at 11 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral and had been in government service in St. James Cemetery, Manchester. Lillian H. Jones Mrs. Victor (Esther) Ferrero of 14 of 19 shots for 39 points, a record Springs, Fla. one sister, Mrs. Rose Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. for 20 years. Friends may Call at the funeral Boston’s Robert Parish hauls down season game at Boston Sunday. Parish led VERNON — Lillian H. Jones, 91, Manchester. in the NCAA semifinals. Gonthier of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Burial will be in St. James Besides his wife, his survivors in­ home ’Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. rebound over head of Clint Richardson of Celtics to victory. (UPI photo) of 21 Court St., died Saturday at a He was born in New York City and “A1 is such a great player,” said and five grandchildren. Cemetery, Glastonbury. Friends clude two sons, Robert G. Crowell of Memorial donations may be made to 76ers during final regularly scheduled NBA local convalescent home. had lived there all of his life before Wittman, who is still recovering fop new Jersey Funeral services will be Thursday may call at the funeral home Milford, and Donald C. Crowell of the Diabetes Association of Connec­ She was born in Patton, Quebec, moving to Hartford seven years ago. from a thigh injury sustained in the at 9 a.m. from the John Tierney Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. ticut, P.O. Box 10160, West Hartford, Canada, on Nov. 30, 1889 and had He was a retired salesman of final of the West Regional. “You Two second half goals by Tom Club in Philadelphia, Pa., April 12. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. of the service. Memorial donations Mary Ellen Fontaine of Andover and Ct. lived in the Vernon area for the past women’s sportswear. cannot stop him,only contain him. WoodVattracted talent judges Cleary powered Manchester Soccer Cleary scored four minutes into with a mass of Christian burial at 10 may be made to the Emphysema Mrs. Virginia Maloney of 12 years, coming from Newport, Vt. Besides his daughter in Whoever draws the assignment, the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Club to a 2-0 victory over the the second half and then added an in­ a m. at St. Bartholomew’s Church. Association, 45 Ash St., East Hart­ Manchester; one brother, Chester for a pro contract. “We put some ice on it and it’ll be all She was a member of Frontier Manchester, he leaves a son, David idea will be not to let him loose.” Kearney, N.J., Scottish yesterday at surance marker two minutes before B urial will be in St. Jam es ford. Crowell of Florida; and 11 Late registration Forgive A1 Wood if for a moment The developments were not entire­ right.” Chapter, OES, of TYoy, Vt. A. Salzberg of New York City; a Wittman, a top high school player Cemetery. Friends may call at the grandchildren. dollar signs flashed before his eyes. ly lost on the 6-foot-6 forward. Wood will be shadowed tonight by Manchester's Memorial Field in a the final whistle. Joseph W. Shorts She leaves two daughters, Mrs. brother. Max Salzberg of the Bronx, MANCHESTER - The funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 Funeral arrangements are in­ from Indianapolis, came to Indiana Wood, North Carolina’s finesse “It crosses your mind,” he said. either Indiana’s Ted Kitchel or Ran­ fourth round National Amateur Cup Olive Wilcox of Rockville and Mrs. N.Y.; and four grandchildren. Manchester Recreation because of the manner of coach Bob­ Kearney, with the wind in the first p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and MANCHESTER - Joseph complete and will be in the charge of forward, dismembered Virginia “But you have to throw it out. I’ve dy Wittman. The Hoosiers play a no- clash. 7 to 9 p.m. Theo Cleveland of Scottsdale, Ariz.; Funeral services will be ’Tuesday Department’s spring cultural by Knight. The victory moves the Moriarty half, ricocheted two blasts off Wesley Shorts, 62, of 92 Lockwood the Holmes Funeral home, 400 Main Saturday in the Tar Heels’ 78-65 vic­ thought about my performance, but nonsense man-to-man defense, ad­ two brothers, Alton Harvey of at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Weins­ program will conduct a late registra­ Bros.- sponsored club into the fifth goalposts but was unable to dent the Louis M. DeRosa St., died Saturday at Rockville St, “He was the only coach who put it tory in the semifinals. the main objective is for North ministered with a confidence that General Hospital. He was the hus­ Waterbury, Vt. and Roy Harvey of tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave. tion for the following adult day on the line,” Wittman said. “He said He ran up numbers that give one Carolina to win a national cham­ borders on arrogance. They will also round against the Bayern Soccer twine as it was sent home a loser. GLASTONIU RY - Louis M. classes: crewel embroidery, reverse band of Feulah (Robb) Shorts, Marjorie A. DeGray Montpelier, Vt.; seven Burial will be in Sharon Gardens I’d have a chance to play, but it pause: 14-for-19 from the floor, 11- pionship. attack the boards with a fury and DeRosa of 67 Granite Road, died painting on glass, tailoring and He was born in Manchester on g r a n d c h ild r e n ; 24 g r e a t ­ Cemetery, Valhalla, N.Y. would be hard and I’d have to earn it. for-13 from the line, 10 rebounds. In “1 got in the rhythm,” he said of Wood is well prepared for that. Saturday in Alabama. He was the GLASTONBURY - Marjorie A. needlepoint. March 17, 1919 and had been a grandchildren; and 14 great-great- I come from a strict family where all, 39 points — a record in the NCAA his second-half surge. “Some of the “They rebound; they’re real 'C' booters in deadlock husband of Theresa (Falbo) DeRosa. DeGray of 120 Cricket Lane, died grandchildren. Thomas P. O’Connor Registration will be conducted in lifelong resident. He was a Navy that’s important. I liked that about semifinals. shots were bad. But when they go in strong and physical,” he said. “They Manchester Soccer Club “C team the half before Dieterle scored two He was born in Waterbury and had Saturday at her home. She was the OLD LYME — ’Thomas Patrick the arts building on Garden Grove veteran of World War II. Before widow of Allan D. DeGray Jr. Funeral services will be the coach. They are also numbers that are they’re good shots.” like a slow tempo. We’re flexible and In the under 12-year-old division third-period goals to knot matters. lived in the Hartford and Windsor O’Connor, 22, of 303 Hartford Ave. Road between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. retiring four years ago, he was She was elected justice of the Wednesday at 1 P'"V. at the “Everybody’s dream as a player is certain to have an impact on the During the Virginia game. Wood’s look to run it upcourt. They’ll apply deadlocked the Hellion Juniors, 3-3, Forward Eric Fleming, fullback area before moving to Glastonbury Converse-Rushford Funeral Home, Ext., formerly of Manchester, died Monday through Friday. *1110 classes employed as an industrial engineer peace in Glastonbury in about 1971 to win the national championship. I’d NBA talent judges as they prepare shoulder popped, a problem that has pressure, pressure, pressure. We’ll last Saturday at the Glastonbury In­ Ricky Schneider and goalie Ron Cote in 1960. He was a corporate pilot for Newport, Vt. Friends may call at the Sunday in an autom.obile accident. will start the week of April 6. at Hamilton Standard Division of and had held that office up until the be lying if I said it weren’t mine.” for this spring’s college draft. bothered him during the season. But just have to execute.” door Soccer Facility. played well for the locals. Next out­ many years and was a well-known funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 He was a 1977 graduate of Further information regarding the United Technologies Corp. having time of her death, She had served as Only now the dream is a whole lot Wood’s stock took a wild upswing he does not expect the injury to he a Wood, th^ fifth-highest scorer in Jeremy Dieterle accounted for ing is Saturday against Manchester flight instructor. For several years p.m. Burial will be in ’Troy Village Manchester High School. He was classes is available by calling the worked there for 38 years. He was a treasurer of the Glastonbury closer than in December. after Saturday’s game and it is likely factor tonight. the history of North Carolina, is just two goals and Mike Callahan one for "B " at 5 o’clock at the Glastonbury he had served as key man of the Cemetery, Troy, Vt. The White- born July 11, 1958 in Hartford, the arts building, 647-3089. Pilots Organization the GB's, Hart­ member of the American Legion Democratic Town Commitee, was a to have an effect on his negotiations “It’s fine, a little stiff,” he said. three points shy of 2,000. Manchester. The locals trailed 2-0 at facility ford Hangar. Post of Manchester, and the deputy registrar of voters and was Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Manchester Country Club. the first woman election moderator William DeRosa and a daughter, Besides his wife he leaves two in town. She also had served as a sons, Wesley D. Shorts of Vernon Police probe accident Donna DeRosa, both at home; two FISH volunteer. brothers, Fred DeRosa of Seminole, and Douglas A. Shorts of Ellington; She leaves two sons, Ronald W. MANCHESTER - charged. Police today said they Fla., and Robert DeRosa of East a daughter, Mrs. Ronny (Holly) DeGray and Allan D. DeGray Jr. and later transferred to Hart­ Police are investigating a were investigating the ac­ Dramatic coach matchup Two other persons Lyme; and a sister, Mrs. Charles Stetz of Vernon; two sisters, Mrs, two granddaughters. ford Hospital where of­ Friday evening automobile ficials today listed' driving in a Massachusetts’ cident, and declined to say Paliocha of Hartford. Althea Gibson of Bridgwater, Mass, Funeral services will be at the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Anyone different from the game in Chapel trouble, Thomas scored 14 points accident along Center registered car were also whether any charges had on the same court in 1976. He’s con­ Knight, who was involved in a Hill, N.C. Both coaches agree their Funeral services will be and Mrs. William C. (Martha) convenience of the fdmily. Burial Georgiana Mantel, 23, in who has ever seen a basketball game Hill. They’ve settled on a lineup and against LSU, but it’s his play-making Street which resulted in taken to Manchester been made. sidered arrogant by some, a tactical scuffle with a fan at Indiana’s hotel teams tonight won’t have much Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from Mason of Manchester; and six will be in Buckingham Cemetery. stable condition with mul­ realizes how games are won and lost are an excellent team.” and ball-handling that Black must serious injury to four per­ Memorial Hospital where a genius by others, but most everyone Saturday night following his team’s resemblance to their teams at that Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 New grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to tiple trauma. m by players on the court — the clutch The Tar Heels’ front line of Al pay attention to. sons, all of whom are from ’The driver of the car in spokesman today said their is in agreement that he’s one of the 67-49 semifinal victory over LSU, time other than uniform colors. London Turnpike with a mass of Funeral services will be either the Glastonbury Visiting TNMKSCmNG ba^et, the Important turnover, the As for the keys in tonight’s game, Wood, Sam Perkins and James out-of-town. which she was a passenger, condition was unknown. best floor coaches in the country. also downplayed the role- of the Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Holmes Nurse Association, 34 National missed free throws. Knight said it will cqme down to fun-, Worthy will match up against the In­ Indiana's Randy Wittman and *1110 accident occurred Daniel M. Kobylanski, 19, Injured were 52-year-old NOVEM TO ST. JUDE It’s this 1-on-l battle that will draw coaches in the championship game, Augustine-Church. Burial will be in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Drive, or St. James Episcopal But in the case of tonight’s NCAA diana front court of Ray Tolbert, North Carolina's Mike Pepper will when a large American- •Hr>tMi.%iSiaiiiiar.aia the attention of many away from the which will be preceded by the con­ damentals. St. Augustine Cemetery, South Manchester. Burial will be in East Church, Main Street, Glastonbury. was treated at Manchester Daniel P. Murphy and 46- London Turner and Ted Kitchel. match up at the other guard spot. made car pulled from kiHawiMbMKwal^ basketball championship game 5-on-5 action on the court. But the solation contest between Virginia “Both teams play well at both Cemetery. Friends may call at the The Glastonbury Funeral Home has Memorial for multiple year-old Mary Murphy, Perkins, a freshman, and Worthy Kitchel or Wittman probably will Glastonbury. Friends may call at the Winter Street Into the path k I— ChH MIM hhmiiit il * between North Carolina and Indlaha, two coaches, close friends over the and LSU. ends,” he said. “If they’re poor funeral home ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 charge of arrangements. lacerations, and later dis­ both of Wllbraham, Mass. did an excellent job on Virginia All- get the assignment on Wood in the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 and •f a Japanese Import «s it * hMh ipiiw pwnti h Ita the two coaches involved will cast years, will tell you the personal defensively or shoot poorly we’ll Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations fifiSni nsTIn naww tiiiAl quite a huge shadow on the Spectrum matchup is very much overrated. “I think to some extent all games win. If we don’t play defense or shoot America Ralph Sampson, limiting Hoosiers' aggressive man-to-man may be made to the Rockville traveled east along Center FINAL EXPENSE am a K kwrt haih h ( a W n I floor once the first ball is thrown up “This is a game between the In­ originate in the minds of the poorly they’ll win. The team that him to 11 points. Meanwhile, Wood defense. North Carolina plays a Merwin R. Josselyn General Hospital Capital Equipment Hazel J. Munsle Street. shot 14-for-19 from the field for an variety of defenses. A Middletown woman M kw pM wa awl PMI b Mm a (8:23 p.m. EST). diana players and the North Carolina coaches,” he said. “The coaches wins will be the one that plays most GLASTONBURY - Merwin R. Fund. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Hazel W m Um feh ■ a W pwas ■< NCAA semifinal-record 39 points. who was a passenger in the LIFE INSURANCE There is North Carolina’s Dean players,” Smith said. “They are two must formulate a plan for the up­ solidly through the course of the Josselyn, 73, of 80 House St., Glaston­ (Johnson) Munsie, 78, of Andover, ■sal wahx a nhn I awht a Bdi Smith, in his sixth Final Four but Turner scored 20 points to pace In­ If the Hoosiers win, they will set a Aldona M. Sharldan vehicle travelling along great institutions and two great coming games, taking what game.” bury, died Sunday at St. Francis Mass., formerly of Adelaide Road, larwM aM iaraM niaixa’ still searching for his first national programs. IJie games are going to happened in the past and directing it Smith, whose team handed diana’s victory Saturday, while com­ record of sorts as the team with the MANCHESTER - Aldona M. Center Street, was taken ■500 to *5000* aM. Hospital and Medical Center. Manchester, died Saturday in the EVERYONE ACCEPTED championship. He's considered an bining with Tolbert and Kitchell for most losses (nine) and lowest Sheridan, 92, of 96 Prospect Hill first to Manchester be decided by the players. There’s toward the upcoming contest. Virginia a 78-65 setback in Satur­ He was born in Bridgeport and Lawrence, Mass, hospital. She was Botwawi Agoi 46-17 iwi>Miaham,iaMMani institution in the sport, having built 20 rebounds. percentage (.743). Marquette held Road, Warehouse Point, formerly of Memorial Hospital, but too much talk about individual “This is no different. The North day’s semifinal, said his biggest con­ had lived in Glastonbury for the past the widow of William M. Munsle. *DepefMllng oo age ■aarti’nshaai«atiaaM one of the nation's finest programs coaches. ' Carolina staff will work extremely cern is Indiana’s strength on the Another key matchup will be in the the previous mark with a .781 Manchester, died Saturday at St. A aa m t hr in ari a Ua am> nw 12 years. He was a retired antique She was bom in Manchester April People who doat believe In NO SALESMAN WILL CALL in his 20 years of heading the Tar “In our league, it’s always Dean hard preparing for the game, as I backcourt, with Hoosiers All- percentage and seven losses, a Francis Hospital and Medical bed have never tried to pall WrHa and give ua your data of M rtli at taa na mw lai war aw' boards, which was displayed convin­ dealer in the New York and 14,1902 and had been a lifelong resi- Heels. Smith versus (Maryland Coach) Lef­ know our staff will.” , cingly in the second half of the America Isiah Thomas going against figure that can be matched if North Center. She was the wife of John C. the price itkker oil a bottle haai a M U law M a i nwat Carolina wins. Bridgeport areas. dent before moving to of draptore medldae wllbool UFE OF/UffMCA MSlinyiCE CORP. Of NSTON paM And there is Indiana’s conjrover- ty (Driesell). If it was only the two The Hoosiers, 25-9, will be looking Jimmy Black, deemed the Tar Sheridan. 40 Braod St., Boston, Maas. 02109, Dapt. 06-MH Hoosiers’ lacing of LSU. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Massachusetts in 1973. She was a also removlag the iastmctloos slal Bobby Knight, whose J lwslers of us, he’d beat me because he has to avenge a 65-56 defeat to theJPar “They were devaitatlng against Heels’ most underrated player by That is, if you can pry the spotlight She was bom in Waterbury pp Nov. it away from the coaching matchup. Gene (Carole) Langan of Glaston­ retired employee of Pratt & Whitney over which Ills pasted. or CALL TOLL FREE: 800-225-1780 captured the natlonaTchampionshlp five inches on me.” Heels,'29-7, last Dec. 20 liyCnapel LSU,” he said. “They’re very Smith. Although shackled, by foul 1 14 - THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 18(11 THE HERALD, Mon.. March 30. 1981 — 15 Cougar nine 2 - 1-1 Gretzky credits wingers By MIKE Tl LLY wind up with 100 realistically. the Ontario Hockey Association, handed Washington a setback in its UPI Sports Writer Nobody was talking too much about retrieved the puck and presented it bid to make the playoffs. Bossy has , Ever modest, Wayne Gretzky it, but I kinda thought that I had a to him. 68 goals and needs eight in four in weekend games shared the credit even on a night chance. Still, that’s a lot of assists.” Esposito and Orr both set the games to tie Esposito’s record of 76. when he stood with Phil Esposito and ’The victory enhanced Edmonton’s records in the 197971 season while Nordiqucs 4, Canadicns 0 Manchester' Community College lashed 21 hits in whipping the runs in the bottom of the frame to Bobby Orr. chances of making the playoffs. ’The they were teammates with the At Quebec, Peter Stastny and baseball team opened its 1981 Cougars. RIJC third baseman Scott draw even. “I have wingers who can put the Oilers have 69 points, tied with the Boston Bruins. Jacques Richard each reached the regular season last weekend and Perry was 5-for-5 and Ted Hardy 4- Blake, Roath, Craig and Bob puck in the net,” the Edmonton New York Rangers for 14th place. In other games, Chicago beat 109point plateau and Dan Bouchard came away sporting a 2-1-1 mark. for-4. The victors built an 8-1 lead DeSaulniers each had two hits in an center said after notching three “It’s a tremendous feeling, and Detroit 4-3, the New York Islanders recorded his second shutout of the The Cougar nine swept a off starting and losing pitcher Cliff 11-hit Cougar attack in the nightcap. assists — the first to break great anytime you break a record, nipped Washington 54, Philadelphia season to extend the Nordiques’ un­ doubleheader from Mitchell College, Pinney after three innings and made Ken Hill and Craig Winas twirled on Esposito’s single-season scoring but we won the hockey game and defeated Hartford 4-1, Quebec beaten streak to 10 games. Richard, 4-2 and 2-1, Saturday at Cougar Field a travesty of the opener with an 11- the hill in the nightcap for the record and the third to tie Orr’s that’s what we’re here for — to win humbled Montreal 4-0, Colorado experiencing the best season of his while yesterday it dropped a 19-2 run fifth inning against relievers A1 Cougars. single-season assist mark — Sunday games,” Gretzky said. trimmed Winnipeg 2-1 and nine-vear career, has 50 goals. decision to Rhode Island Junior Klibanoff and Frusciante. MCC’s next tilt is Wednesday night to give the Oilers a 5-2 victory Gretzky’s first assist came on a Minnesota downed Vancouver 4-2. rr RurkicH 2, JcIh I College in Warwick, R.I., before RIJC’s Mike Anderton hurled a afternoon at Cougar Field against over the Pittsburgh Penguins. power-play goal by Mark Messier three-hitter in gaining the triumph. Post College at 3 o’clock. At Denver, Paul Gagne ripped a coming back in the nightcap for a 5-5 “1 don’t get the assist if they don’t 3:07 into the second period. Black Hawks 4, Red Wings .3 20-foot shot past Markus Mattsson at extra inning tie. The Ocean Staters had a 3-0 lead put the puck in the net," Gretzky At Chicago, the Denis Savard-Reg after four innings in the nightcap Mitchell ’ 000 001 0 1 16:36 of the third period to boost Both Saturday's victories were added. “Playmaking got me to the “Three of us went down one side Kerr-Tim Higgins line combined for Colorado. Gagne’s 25th goal of the tight pitcher’s duels featuring little, before MCC bounced back with a MCC 010 001 X 2 NHL, not goal-scoring. 1 don’t think and everybody skated toward one all four goals and drew six assists to year came IV2 minutes after rookie if any, offense from either side. A two-out four-run rally in the top of RIJC <19) - Lizotte dh, 2-3-14), I’m a natural goal-scorer.” guy,” Gretzky said. “Mark was all help the Black Hawks snap a three- the fifth. Singles by Dave Blake, Price dh| 1-14)4), Sousa f, 4-3-2-6, Sandy Beadle tied the game for Win­ bright spot in the Cougar attack was Gretzky achieved his 153rd point alone and I threw it over to him." game losing streak. Savard set a nipeg with his first goal of the year. third baseman and clean-up batter Willie Gonzalez and Craig along with Perry 3b, 5-4-5-4, Mobley 3b, 04)4)-0, on the first assist and now has 102 Messier took Gretzky’s feed from Chieaco record of 71 points by a Willie Gonzales, who had a two-run an outfield error produced the first Francis If, 5-3-2-3, Hopkins c, 5-1-2-1, assists on the season. behind the net and snapped a 19foot rookie and eclipsed Bill Mosienko’s Nurih Star» 4, Cunuck» 2 single and scored the winning run in two runs with a pinch-hit two-run Coro 2b, 5-1-3-2, Chariani 2b, 04)4)4), “That’s a lot of assists," Gretzky wrist shot past Pittsburgh mark set in 1944. At Vancouver, British Columbia, the opener and game-winning hit in double by Mackay capping tbe Hardy rf, 4-I-4-2, Gallogly rf, 14)4)4), said. “ Records are made to be goaltender Greg Millen to give the Islanih-rs 5, Capitals 4 Mike Polich and Tom Younghans the nightcap. frame. McKenna lb, 5-1-1-1, Micheletti ss, 4- broken, but it might be pretty hard Oilers a 14) lead and bring a Civic At Landover, Md., Mike Bossy’s scored short-handed goals to lift MCC tallied all the runs it needed The Cougars stretched their lead 1-14), Anderton p, 04)4)4). Totals; 41- to break that one (Orr’s). Arena crowd of 12,966 to its feet. goal with five minutes to play moved Minnesota. Polich opened the in the third inning of the first game, to 5-3 with a run-producing single by 1921-19. “After 40 games, I had 50 assists, Millen, who played junior hockey New York into a tie with St. Louis scoring at 4:42 of the first period, scoring three times when Gonzales Roath in the top of the sixth but MCC (2) C. Gonzalez dh, 24)4)-l, so I figured if 1 kept it up I could with Gretzky at Sault Ste. Marie of for first place in the NHL and when he scored on a breakaway. lined his two-out, two-run single to Rhode Island came back with two Blake 2b, 21-04), Roath cf, 2-04)4), W. Gonzalez 3b, 24)-l-l, Garman 3b, 14)- center and then tallied himself on a MCC (4) — C. Gonzalez, dh, 3-0-1- throwing error. 04), Testoni If, 34)4)4), Fournier If, 9 Sugar Ray Leonard, left, sets up challenger Carrier Dome in Syracuse last Saturday 0, Blake 2b, 2-1-OD, Roath cf, 3-0-1-0, 04)4), Marchuk rf, 24)4)4), Kraus rf, 1- Martina after No. 1 ranking 1 s e c o n d team Mitchell struck back for two runs W. Gonzalez 3b, 2-1-1-2, Testoni If, 3- Larry Bonds in first round of scheduled 15- night. Leonard stopped foe in 22:22 of 10th in the fourth inning off Cougar star­ 1-04), Craig c, 2-91-0, Daigle c, 14)-9 stronger, attacked from the outset, would like to develop a more 0-1-0, Marchuk rf, 2-0-1-0, Mackay lb, 0, Mackay lb, 24)4)4), Pires ph, 14)4)- NEW YORK (UPI) - Except for rounder for world welterweight title at round. (Story on page 15) (UPI photo) ting and winning pitcher Paul Pires. 2-1-0-0, Craig c, 3-0-1-0, DeSaulnjers the inconvenience of a “heart at­ refusing to fall into the trap of a aggressive game, “but 1 don’t know Receiving second-team All-State 0, Desaulniers ss, 14)4)4), Pinney p, honors was' Manchester High’s Bill But MCC added an insurance marker ss, l-l-O-O, Pires p, O-O-O-O, McHugh tack”, everything is just fine these baseline duel. She raced through the if I’ll be strong enough. 1 don’t want O-O-O-O, K libanoff p, O-O-O-O, Anderson, it was announced Sunday. in the sixth when Bruce Mackay p, 04)4)-0. Totals: 21-4-6-2. days with Martina Navratilova. opening set in 27 minutes, achieving to play a baseline game forever.” walked, moved to second on a Frusciante p, 904)-0. Totals; 22-2-2- the only break in the fourth game, Navratilova, who has fallen behind Anderson, 6-foot-6 senior, ■ Mitchell (2) Kessler ss, 3-0-2-0, Making a strong bid to reclaim her averaged 18.5 points and 12.6 Dwight Craig single, moved to third 2. No. 1 world” ranking. Navratilova 'and overpowered Jaeger with her Evert and Tracy Austin in the world Lacourse 2b, 40-1-0, Donahue lb, 1-0- MCC 100 010 0 2 rebounds per game in the 1980-81 on a walk which loaded the bases and 04), Hall If, 441-1-0, O’Keefe rf, 4-1-1- utilized her power game to serve, allowing seven points in her rankings, fashioned another superb RIJC 341 0110 X 19 season to gain mention on the Class scored on a wild pitch by losing 0, Conway dh, 3-1-24), Schaffer 3b, 3- overwhelm Andrea Jaeger 6-3, 7-6 first six service games. winter tour with 29 victories in 32 New Cheney coach Mitchell hurler Rob Roveto. Dennis MCC (5) - Ch.Gonzalez If, 54)4)4), “1 knew 1 had to attack," said matches, LL squad. 0-1-1, Marston cf, 3 4 )^ , Prve c, 24)- Sunday to capture a $300,000 McHugh hurled the final two innings 0- 1, Roveto p, 04)4)4). Totals: 27-28-2.Blake 2b, 4-2-24), Roath cf, 54)-2-l, women’s tennis championship. She Navratilova, who earned $100,000. “I Hartford Public's Mike Adams “ Everyone should be getting the was named to the Class LL first for MCC to earn a save. Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs W.Gonzalez 3b, 91-14), Craig c, 54)-2- managed to do this despite a nagging kept charging. 1 wasn’t holding back.- message that I’m No. 1,” she said. team along with Norwalk High's . MCC had three of the four hits ac­ Mitchell 000 200 0 2 1, Frusciante pr, 914)^, Monsees lb, pain in her chest. I kept coming in and it paid off. cumulated in Saturday’s nightcap. 3-1-14), DeSaulniers ss, 34)-24), Kraus “I’m playing better, working harder John Stevens while Ulysses Garcia MCC 003 001 X 4 “I just had a heart attack, no “She wasn’t hitting passing shots Cougar starter Cruz Gonzalez rf 24)4)4), Mackay ph, 14)-l-2, Four­ and enjoying it." from Northwest Catholic was among MCC (2) — DeSaulniers ss, 34)-l- problem,” she joked later. “It as well, but maybe It was because 1 Earlier, Bettina Bunge earned pretty optimistic allowed one hit over the first 5 l/3in- nier rf, 1-04)4), Testoni dh, 3-04)4), was keeping the ball low. 1 like to those who made the Class L first 0, Blake 2b, 34)4)4), Roath cf, 1-1-04), wasn’t really bothering me, just an­ third place in the eightwoman field nings with reliever Dave Frusciante, Pires dh, 1-904), Hill p, 04)4)4), think 1 had something to do with it." team. W. Gonzalez 3b, 3-0-1-1, Craig c, 24)- noying. It took my mind off the when Sylvia Hanika, her West Ger­ Mikoleit, who'll draw the starting ting the ball real well. We have some 1-0, pitching no-hit ball the rest of Winans p, 04)4)-0. Totals: M-911-4. Along with the $12,500 she »> l.K\ \ l STKK 1- 1, Klibanoff c, 04)4)4), Marchuck rf, match and maybe that’s good." man Federation Cup teammate, was Herald S|)Dick Scotta 83. Net -Aldo the other by Jim Moriarty. Pietrantonio 81-8-73; B - -Don Wennik 84, Net - third run in the sixth, when Minnesota errors lifted the Mets. Quinn singled out Kerr’s perfor­ force you to make mistakes in your D'Appollonio 85-13-72. Fred Gross -Howland 85, Net - George McAlees 87-12-75, "W e did this because of a John Steams sparked the Mets with ? Debbie Massey finished second for Trammell doubled and scored on mance as a particularly good exam­ zone,” he said. “They played a Tracy 87-13-74, Bob Flynn BEST 14 — A -Jim Sawyer Vin Jazwinski 89-14-75, Dan calculated risk,” said Tim Flynn 85-9-76; C -Gross Richie Hebner’s single. three hits, including a triple, and ple of how his young defensive corps close-checking game. When the the second consecutive year with a 5- 85-9-76; C -Gross -Stan 58- 7-51, Gino Pietrantonio McDonough 88-12-76, Lou Treadwell III, chairman of the selec­ —Bill Palmer 92, Net - In other games, Atlanta bombed three RBI. has come of age. “Tim displays an Flyers get a lead, they never give over-par 289. Massey shot a 2-under- Prachniak 94. Net -Bill 59- 8-51. Erwin Kennedy 55- Gonzales 92-15-77, Ted tion committee. “We might come Charlie Whelan 95-22-73. Baltimore 94, Los Angeles belted Wayne Gross’ single in the 10th increasing ability to play a defensive you a chance to be back in it because par 69 in the final round. Jane Milek 92-15-77, Dan out not looking too good for a year, Montreal 19-5, Pittsburgh edged drove in Rob Picciolo, who had brand of hockey along with scoring they play such a disciplined game.” Blalock had a 72 for a 291 and a third- Sheehan 89-11-78; C -Gross but we’re in business for the long Kansas City 9-8, Toronto nipped St. tripled, to lift Oakland. Picciolo was goals,” he said. Pleau said that while the Whalers’ place tie with JoAnne Career, who -Gerry Blanchard 90, Net - run. We’re in business for the rest of Louis 32, San Francisco downed 5-for-5 while Gross knocked in three ’The Flyers lost defenseman Jim last three games won’t be important shot an even-par 71, Two double losses Ralph King 94-25-69, our lives.” Milwaukee 93, the New York Mets runs. Mark Souza pitched two Watson and Bob Dailey earlier in the in the standings, they will offer a lot Robert Reever 91-18-73,- Dudley said if the game were ripped Minnesota 13-3, Oakland beat scoreless innipgs to pick up the vic­ season to injuries, and Quinn had to of players a chance to show they Tied for fourth at 292 were JoAnn Roy Broege 97-1-76, Blaine played Dec. 26, it would fail to lure the Chicago Cubs 7-6 in 10 innings, tory. deserve a spot on next season’s Washam (71) and Dale Lundquist Uareld 95-18-77, Ken Dun­ out-of-town fans who want to stay reconstruct his defense around for Cougar women California outslugged San Diego 11-7, Bobby Grich smacked a triple and youngsters Bailey, Eriksson and roster. (69). Five players were tied for fifth bar 99-12-77, Calloway - home for the holiday. home run and scored four rans to “Last year Christmas was on a and Texas hammered Houston 93. Glen Cochrane. “We have a lot of players fighting at 293. including Sally Little, who Gross -John Walton 80, Net Terry Harper hit a grand slam and lead California. Fred Lynn had three Manchester Community College back with single markers in the first Thursday,” he said. “Out-of-town “Our veterans have-been there for jobs for next year, " he said. had a tournament-record 66 Sunday. -Bob Nixon 83-18-75, Peter Bob Homer and Dale Murphy added RBI and Rod Carew added a two- Kathy Reynolds (691, Kathy women's softball team got its 1981 and second frames and tied it with people stayed home (on Christmas) Brenn 88-13-75, Jim Giroux homers for the Braves. 'Tommy run, pinchhit triple. All concentration, Martina Navratilova, set­ overwhelmed Andrea Jaeger 6-3, ^-6 Sun­ Postlewait (68), defending champion season under way last weekend on a two runs in the fourth. and traveled here on Friday and 86-11-75. Boggs, Rick Mahler and Ken Dayley Doc Medich allowed only five hits day to win $300,000 Avon Championship at Nancy Lopez Melton (69) and Shelley less than successful note. The The Cougars took a 5-4 lead in the spent Friday night in a hote. There Bunker no handicap ting the tone of her match with power scattered nine hits. in seven innings of relief to lead the Cougars dropped a pair of fifth when LuAnn Bendel singled, was plenty of time to get to the game strokes and an aggressive attack. Madison Square Garden. (UPI photo) Hamlin (73). BEST 15 — Gross —Lou Pete Guerrero and Joe Ferguson Rangers. Rookie second baseman doubleheaders, 9-0 and 22-1 to stole second, .took third on a Argenio 60, Comerford 61, on Saturday. Mitchell College Saturday in home hit their first homers of the spring Mike Richardt had three hits and sacrifice and scored on a wild pitch. Daignault 61; Net—Reever “If we’d gone along with ABC for bouts and 4-1 and 7-5 to Rhode Island and the Los Angeles Dodgers three RBI and Buddy Bell and Jim But MCC’s defense in the bottom of 68-18-50, Dan Gothers 78-26- the next two years, the city’s hotel for Rogers in win Leonard-Hearns showdown awaited Junior College yesterd ay in the frame allowed Rhode Island to collected 18 hits en route to victory, Norris each drove in two rans to 52, Blanchard 72-19-53, and restaurant people would have HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. Warwick, R.I. take a lead it wouldn't relinquish. just their sixth in 18 pre-season back Medich. every bit of confidence from him. something that 1 very much want to Bonds against the ropes when Broege 75-21-54, Charles lost out. People wouldn’t leave home (UPI) — When tournament-leading SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - Thq The big stum bling block in MCC was overmatched Saturday Gagnon, 0-1, absorbed the loss. Rogers, who had missed the cut in do and that is to fight Thomas referee Arthut Mercante stepped in Nicol 79-24-55, Ron Weil 84- on Friday, Christmas Day, and get Bill Rogers landed in the pothole long awaited welterweight show­ previous negotiations has been as it totaled only six hits in the two Schwartz, Shea, Bendell and five of the last nine events he had Hearns for the unified welterweight to stop the fight. 29-55. here in time for the game. The main bunker on the' 14th hole at the Har­ entered, finished at 9under-par 278, down between World Boxing Council Hearns’ insistance that he get the games. Mitchell was particularly Abramowicz each had two hits for purpose for a bowl game is to Crawford looks sharp same money as Leonard. Leonard title. I’ll fight him when he comes to “ People may think 1 was just awesome in the nightcap with a 16- bour Town Golf Links, he was two one stroke ahead of Hale Irwin, champion Sugar Ray Leonard and experimenting with Bonds because the Cougars in the Sunday nightcap. TWO-MAN BEST BALL enhance the economy of the city and maintains that since he beat Wilfred his senses and accepts what we con­ run fourth inning. Doreen Downham strokes ahead of his closest Craig Stadler, Bruce Devlin and Dr. World Boxing Association titleholder he’s left-handed like Kalule," said MCC's next outing is Wednesday — Gross—Tony Steullet-Ed to fill up hotels and restaurants. If Benitez and split his two fights with sider to be a tremendous offer. I’m and Beth Given were the losing in Boston mound win challenger in the $3(X),0(X) Heritage Gil Morgan, a non-practicing op­ Thomas Reams could be set in two Leonard. “1 wasn’t experimenting. 1 against Post College at home at 3:30. Stone 72, Lou Miller-Ken we can’t help do that, we’re not Roberto Duran, that he is qualified not particular what weight we fight Cougar hurlers. Golf Classic. tometrist. weeks and it may produce the was just trying to get him out of Comerford 74, Mike Davis- fulfilling our obligation to the city.” WINTERHAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - way he finished strong was typical. for a larger cut. Leonard has at — I’ll fight him as a heavyweight The Cougars came closer Sunday, The lanky Texan, who knew th'at Irwin, the 1971 and 1973 Heritage largest gross in boxing history. there. I’m very satisfied with my Coaches attacked Mike Davis Jr. 76, Stan Dudley said that bowl officials Hard work usually pays off — es­ It’s important for a pitcher to hnish angered Hearns by insisting that the if he wants it - but I would like to but not enough to prevent their Rlk Massengale needed six shots to champion, came within inches of for­ Mike Trainer, Leonard’s attorney, performance. I did what I wanted to ATHENS, Greece (UPI) - Two Goodman-Rich Lomardo hoped to attract more money in pecially if you’re a talented pitcher that way.” young fighter from Detroit has yet to see the welterweight title unified.” record from going to 0-4. escape the bunker Thursday, saw the cing a playoff with his final.putt, but and Emanuel Steward, Hearns’ do — I bullied him." first-division coaches were attacked 75, Bob C allahan-Jim another bid for televised coverage. trying to make it in-the big leagues. Crawford didn’t evaluate his per­ prove himself against quality com­ Leonard had little difficulty defen­ MCC took the lead in the Sunday possibility of his second PGA victory the 69foot effort stopped on the right manager, met for several hours by angry fans after Sunday's Greek Bidwell 75; Net—Roy Bell- ABC paid the Liberty Bowl |375,IX)0 Steve Crawford found something formance so glowingly. petition. ding his share of the title against opener as Laure Gagnon singled, in seven years on the tour collapsing. edge of the cup, leaving him in a tie Friday morning with Shelly Finkel, a Bonds, a 29-year-old sanitation Leonard said he felt that fighting League matches and had to es­ Andy Rhoades 62, Ray St. last year. He said he hoped to work extra Sunday and managed to im­ “Weak, very weak,” he said. “Un­ Leonard maintained his share of stole second, was sacrificed to third “All those things go through your at 279 with Devlin, Stadler and rock promoter who heads a solidly worker from Denver. Leonard took such an unheralded opponent as corted off the grounds by riot police. Louis-Vin Jazwinski 64, out another agreement with NBC-TV press manager Ralph Houk even til the final inning, I could not get the the title at the Carrier Dome Satur­ and was on the front end of a double mind,” he said. “I thought I might Morgan. based group. Sources close to the the fight to comply with WBC rules Bonds after the tremendous media In Salonica, where Pack could only Wes Wojtyna-Bob within a week. though he got into trouble a couple of ball down and, as far as I’m con- day night by stopping Larry Bonds at steal in the fourth inning. The Ocean end up going from leading the golf negotiations told UPI there is a blitz surrounding his two fights with manage a 1-1 draw against visiting C h am b ers 64, B ruce Liberty Bowl officials would also times during the Boston Red Sox’95 cerahd. I’m lucky to have gotten out 2:22 of the 10th round. His next bout which state that a champion must Staters knotted it in the home fourth tournament to the top 25.” possibilit)r-4he Hearns-Leonard defend his title against a ranked con­ Duran last year did not affect his at­ loannina, the home side's Hungarian Fleury-Bob Allard 64, Don consider an arrangement with the victory over the Chicago White Sox. of there with only three runs.” But Rogers, 29, wh(fwon the Bob Y Midgets win showdown could he set within two will come in June when he faces un­ and added two runs in the fifth and tender at least once every six titude. coach, Gular Lorand, was set upon Flavell-Frank Sullivan 64. Mizlou network, an independent con­ Oawford gave up eight hits and Dave Stapleton continued his Hope Desert Classic in 1978, needed weeks. beaten champion Ayub Kalule, 364), another in the sixth to take the ver­ Community Y All-Stars topped “It wasn’t a downer for me as by more than a dozen Paok fans who cern.' three runs in his flve-inidng stint but heavy hitting to pace the Red Sox at­ only one stroke to escape the bunker, The fight between Leonard, now for the WBA junior middleweight months. dict. Downham, 0-2, took the loss. West Side Rec All-Stars. 41-38, in Leonard, departing from his usual some people might think," Leonard fled when helmeted riot police SWEEPS — Gross —Bed­ ABC agreed to end the contract finished strong enough to earn some tack along with Gary Hancock. where he had practiced some before 29-1, and Hearns, 30-0 with 28 championship. Hearns will defend Catcher Noreen Tarbell played well midget basketball action last Friday flamboyant, dancing style, fought said. “ For the general public, all moved in wielding batons. narz 77, Comerford 78; Net early because of low ratings. Last praise from Houk. Stapleton had two hits to raise his the tournament, and went on to hold night. knockouts, would take place some his title in late April against Randy defensively for the Cougars. flat-footed most of the way, pelting they remember is Duran II. It In Athens,. Panionios coach Lakis —Rhoades 81-14-67, §t. year, the Liberty Bowl received a 7.7 “Crawford’s the kind of guy who average in the pre-season to .345. off four tour veterans for the $54,000 time in the fall. Leonard would Shields in Phoenix. In the nightcap, MCC jumped to a Brian Brophy had 19 points, David away at Bonds. He dropped Bonds in doesn’t matter who I fight, unless Petropoulos was rescued from Louis 82-11-71, Lombaiw rating, while the Sun Bowl in El can get out of a jam because he Hancock, who is fighting Tom first prize. Kelly 10 and "Tully Patuluk 4 for the receive $10 million and Hearns “I’ll be moving up in weight to 4-0 lead in the first inning on three a neutral comer For an eightcount it’s a Thomas Hearns or a Wilfred Panionios fans by riot police after 78-7-71, Reever 90-18-72,, Paso, Texas, played on the same keeps on coming at you so hard,” Poquette to remain the team’s fifth “Winning thb Heritage could not club while Paul Guardino netted 17 would make somewhere over $5 fight Mr. Kalule for the WBA junior walks and singles by Lisa Schwartz, just before the bell ending the fourth Benitez, people won’t think it’s a his team suffered a surprise 2-1 Larry Adams 102-29-73, day, picked up a ratings figure of 10. said Houk. “From what I’ve seen, outfielder, had a homer and a double have come at a more perfect time,” markers, Dan Soucier 10 and Mike . million. The expected gross of over middleweight title but then 1 intend round and pul him down again in the great fight because they’ll compare Downham, Renee Abramowicz and home defeat by Atromitos in a sub­ Blanchard 92-19-73. \ “We’re after more money and a he’s going to get into jams, but he’s to raise his average to ..643. ' he said, noting he had been in a dis­ Lata 4 for West Side. $30 million would make it the richest to return to the welterweight Tonnie Shea. Rhode Island struck 10th. Leonard was blasting away at it to the Duran fight. urban Athens derby match. better) date," Dudley said. also going to get out of them. ’The astrous slump that had drained Y leads the series, 2-1. *" fight in boxing historv. division,” said Leonard. “There is f 16 - THE HERALD. Mon.. March 30, 1881

Tom Fleming THE HERALD, JVlon., March 30, 1981 - 17 Scoreboard wins marathon Reagan to participate in Osacr Awards show HOLLYWOOD (DPI) - The an­ the annual extravaganza via a live dozen years before there was an a ctress was M i^ Galliene of LOS ANGELES (U P D - Fountain Valley, Calif. nual Oscars giveaway is often an television hookup from the White academy to give awards. “Resurrection.” \ Tom Fleming, a two-time (2:17.11) and JoAnne exercise in nostalgia, and tonight’s House in the gala’s first presidential ’The presenters for the best director If the long careers of those par­ winner of the New York Dahikoetier of San Fran­ ceremonies will make good use of TV appearance. Oscar are George Cukor, 81, and ticipating in the ceremonies or those CLEVELAND (KB) Jim Thorpe, 2.040 7569-72-7^-290 San Diego vs. Oakland at Scottsdale, Alice Richards 125. Flo such venerable Hollywood stalwarts ’The Academy of Motion Picture King Vidor, 87, who between them nom inate don’t rekindle age-old Montreal 0 00-0 Ariz. Marathon, led more than cisco (2:45.14), each won Quebec 0 13-4 Carr 6 510 17. Mitchell 9 2-4 20. Dan Pohl. 1.423.64 70- 78-78-70-291 Niles 342, Viv Bayer 127, as Lillian Gish, Henry Fonda, Mark Hayes. 1.423.64 71- 72-76-78-291 Arts and Sciences estimates 300 have 114 years of directing memories, the motion pictures will. First penod-None Penaltie»-Tardil Uim beer32-28. Bratz5(M)13, Phegley 1,200 runners Sunday to win $6,000. Isao Aoki. I.C0.64 70-70-79-78-291 Reggie Gburski 150-365, George Chikor, King Vidor and the experience, producing Academy Que. I CD. Houle. Mil, 9:16. 3 2-2 6. Washingtons 1-311. Houston40- the men’s professional Top finishers in the million people in 66 nations will see The night belongs to film 0 6. Jordan 2 06 4, Smith 3 2-2 8. Calvin Mike Holland. 1.42364 70-75-74-78-291 Sunday's Exhibition Baseball Results Second period-1, Quebec, GouIetS

and W hitt; Sykes. Martin (6) 9 Bobb Newhart Show 3 0 mine. MusIcCenter.JohnnyCarsonwillbe CDCBSLataMovlo'QUINCY.M.E.; with her long-running TV series and 7 (B, Williams. Van, minor-major,? 55. Fouled out-None Total foul»-uallas28 Moore (8) and Brummer. W—Leal, b - Jersey (2:40.57) each won 6:65 0 0 8 0 NCAA National CoKaoD theeolemaaterofceremonleBofihe LaBtSixHours'Quincywitnessesan The Academy of D/lotlon Picture Arts and Sciences estimates Beaupre. Min.double-minor, (servedby Sykes NO-NOiSE FISHING may benefit from sympathy because Kansas Citv 25 TechnicaF-Lacey A - Baakatball Championship NBC event forlhethirdconsecutiveyear. automobile accident that kills a H ockey Giles).? 56, Barrett, Min, 1! 33, Mannii, NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUF $12,000. The third-place News 300 million people in 66 nations will see tonight's Oscar 7.171 The guy who first wrote that young woman, but when he of her personal troubles last year, Van. 16 26 By United Press International at Orlando. Fla. 7:00 eportscasters Dick Enberg. Billy tohrs..30mlns.) Eastern finishers, Jamie White of Second period—3. Minnesota. Young25 New York (N L ) 006 141001- 1816 0 **silen(x is golden** was prob* M S News P acker and Al McGuire will be on uQ) Croeeroede: South Africa examines the body, he sees when her 18-year marriage ended in awards telecast, hosted by Johnny Carson. President Ronald WLGFGA BP Rs I unassisted). 5 47 4. Minnesota. Young- UTAH (90) Minnesota 002001009- 3 55 ably plagued with noisy neigh­ 9 MJt.8.H. hand to report on the climactic Made without the approval or con­ hemorrhaging that the accident New York 1 0 2 0 2 6 divorce and her only son accidental­ hans 4 (unassisted). 7 50 Penalties- Dantlev 7 2-3 16. Poquetle 3 06 6. Zachry. Roberts (7). Folcone (8), a ABC Newt momenta in thia season's college sent of South Africa's government, should not have caused. (R epeat) Reagan, a former actor who at 70 never won an Oscar, will Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 0 bors, but the same motto ap­ Hartsburg, Mm. 00 07. Boldircv. Van. Cooper 3 06 6. Green 5 3-4 13. Nicks 10 M iller (9) and Hodges; Redfem, this powerful documentary person­ HARRY 0: Past Imperfect' Ayoung ly shot himself to death. Washington 0 I 1 2 1 0 BuHaaye baakatball rivalry, whenthetwotop tal 17. Hoffman. Eduardo (5), Proly (6) and are in this category. lais Anguk”' 42 23 12 96 Jacksonville I.TorontoO National Division - 650,000 Pyramid Ciesewski, Georgia Kaye. Cheryl ® Dick Cavett Show CD Rat Patrol /HOUKA/COMim/ 70 293 330 Cartwright 6 2-4 14. Richardson 5 36 13, Fisk. H ill (6 1. Crawford, Ramey (6). INTf RtTA TI 84 tX IT 96 tILVCN LAHI f’litsburch 29 3fi 12 Fort Lauderdale2. Washington! (OTi The first step is to identify ( 8 Independent News ABC Newt Nightline Hartford 20 39 18 58 282 ®7 H Williams 7 5-f 19, Webster 1 3-4 5. Lockwood (9i and Allenson. Gedman (8i. Lloyd’s Auto Parts ousted Amarican Catholic Handy. CD® S A IT HAPITf ono 9SS-BM) Portland 2. California 0 things which can bang against 11:00 1:15 Movie schedule r c n i i n BARGAIN MATIMEK DAILY Deiroii 19 41 16 .54 240 321 Woodson 6 06 12, Glenn 2 06 4. Demic3 Seattle 3. Los Angeles 0 W—Crawford L-Eduardo HRa-Chica o MacNall-LahrarRaport 9:00 XmST SHOW ONLY 93.90 Sion 2-4 8. Scales 0 06 0 Totals C 19-25 103 go. Baines, Kuntz Boston. Hancock Economy Electric, 2-1, and the boat hull and make noise. ( D < S ® News ® Movie -(Comedy) ** "Lett .Adams Divi NBA .San Diego2. Vancouver 1 (shootout) §BannyHIHShow (X) M.A.S.H. Major WInchestor NowJersov 22 25:27 21-9f. Reopens Friday. x-Builalo 19 19 9P 315 235 Sunday's Result move into finals against Tackle boxes, fuel tanks and BarnayMWar becomes Increasingly reclusive CD M.A.8.H. RomanticLover" 1078 DayleHad- Hartford New York 27 26 21 29-100 at Scottsdale. Ariz Bouton ® 28 12 84 3(fi ® I Now York 2. San JoseO TIcTac Dough and introspective after a sniper a t­ CD Benny Hill Show don, Fernando Rey. A glam orous Siorrx 83 2S2 Three-point goals-Moore Total foul»- North Enders (2-0) ice chests are prime candidates. g Atheneum — Loulous 7:30, Travel Service Minnesota 33 27 17 276 CTiicagoiNLi 113000 100 0 - 6 15 2 By United Press Internationa) Monday s Games 8:00 tack on the camp. (S) NHL Hockey Show New York editor travels to Paris to Quebec 29 ® 17 75 2se 300 New Jersey 24, New York 19 Technicals Oakland 101 1021001-7131 They can be silenced by placing 9;30. College — Tess 8:15. — 'Final Regular Season Standings i I No Games Schooled) Tuesday night at 6:45. They dubbed me stage the ultimate male beauty con­ 555 MAIN STREET Toronto 27 37 13 SI 311 358 S Williams, Russell A-6,48f Krukow. Caudill (4i. Capilla (7i. t hem on pieces of carpet, or you CDg Tha Buga Bunny Eaatar 3 D ® John Denver And George ® Marshall Dillon Final Conflict 7:15. 9:30. "Bullet.” I had a funny KobI Hartford Eastern Conference Tuesday's Games Hernandez ilO) and Blackwell; McCatty. Lloyd’s sport 2-1 record. SpaclalBugs Bunny, with the aid of Burnt: Two Of A Kind John Denver O Connacticut Scraaning test, with very surprising results. 643-2165 x-clinched dn.'ision title Atlantic Division (No Games S ch^uled) can cut small sections of carpet Weat Hartford Sunday s Results Filer (7i. Souza (9i and Heath. W— style. On thin calves and Daffy Duck. YoaemiteSam.PepeLe and George Bums get together for Room (Rated R) (91 mins.) Cinema One — Altered W L Pet GB NBA Playoffslyojls Teams get six points for winning in Souza L — Hernandez HRs— CTiicago. Women's Division - ankles, I ran pigeon-toed and glue them to the bottom of The Movies — Windwalker N Y Islanders5 Washington4 x-Boston 62 20 756 - Internalionai regulation time or overtime but only four Paw. and Foghorn Leghorn, helpa e an hour of music andcomedy featur­ Baseball San Diego 000 410110- 7 162 Ml ']» ] toiulial HW .ptiOU Johnny Carson—for the thirej Rabbitt. Postman Always Rings Twice Western Conference New York vs. (Chicago Knapp. Jefferson (4). W itt (7). Sanchez The next time you*re on the 2:25 Pittsburgh at Quebec Midwest Division Plainfield Entries jKuibj V 'dam p t°pd> 0|dniX|0 consecutive year—will be the sole 2, 4:25 , 7:10 , 9:50. - Raging Mar 31 — (Chicago at New York. 8:06 (8) ana Downing, Rader (7); Wise. water, remember that silence — Power Behind Winnipeg at Los Angeles W L Pet GB M«I «n 'mI'H dOB HaMSNV CD Newa-Weather Bull 1:45, 4:15, 7,9:35.-N in e St Louis at Minnesota p m Lacey (Si. Tellmann (7), Show (91 and in addition to being golden ~ master of ceremonies for the 53RD 2:30 x-S Antonio S 30 .634 — Apr 3 — New York at Chicago, 8 06 Tuesday Matinee The Throne y-Houslon 40 C 488 12 Kennedy. Stimac (6). W—Knapp. L - (c) 1911 NEA. Inc. ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS (D Moment Of Meditation to Five 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, American Hockey League pm Post Time 1 p.m. also enhances your fishing v-Kans City 40 42 488 12 Wise, HRs—California. Hobson, <5rich. PRESENTATION, scheduled for By United Press International Apr. 5 — Chicago al New York, 1:06 success. <1!) SportsCenter 9:55. — The Devil and Max benver 37 46 ,C1 15 1st M 5/16 Northern Division p m. (if necessary-) Exhibition Baseball Sundings live telecast on Monday, March 30 3:00 Utah 28 54 .341 24 at New Orleans, La. Devlin 1:20, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, W L T Pis GF GA (Winnerplays M stoni By United Press International RL’8 Crown Jewel 5-1 on ABC-7V. The annual cere­ CD Movie-(Drama)** "Wayofa Dallas 15 67 .183 37 Philadelphia 000100 309- 4 5 0 10. - Tess 1, 7:30. Maine 42 28 7 91 3I£ 285 Western Conference American League R's Billie T 6-1 monies are held to honor Gaucho” 1952 Rory Calhoun, F T O l Pacific Division Los Angeles vs. Houston New York (A L ) 001410 OOx- 810 0 New Bruns 36 30 9 81 3(E 273 W L Pci. Annisette 4-1 Gene Tierney. Argentina. 1675; ManchrHter x-Phoenix 57 25 695 — Oakland 5 .737 G uid^. Cochran (5). Righettl i7)and achievements and excellence in Nova Scotia 37 77 4 78 320 292 Apr. 1 — Houston at Los Angeles, 11:35 Mist Shandon 12-1 y-L Angeles 54 28 .669 3 California 5 .706 Oates Werlh I6); Espinosa. Reelhom Genius Offspring Youngcouplefindsthewayofagau- UA Theaters East — Final Springfield 32 40 5 " 68 291 326 pm. Oats Rat 3-1 motion pictures. The nominees for PG v-Portland 45 37 .549 12 Chicago 6 .684 !?.’ • (7). McGraw (8i and Boone. 6th e 5/16 Jerkwater cho ia never easy as Ihey try to find Conflict 7:30, 9:30. - HOT L BALTIMORE Southern Division Apr. 3 — Los Angeles at Houston, 8:06 Beer Can Buddy one of the top honors—Best Pic­ ^ ^ Golden Slate 39 43 476 18 pm Detroit W — Guidry. L — Espinosa. HsR— New Helen Q JB'a Double Pool happiness. (119 mins.) x Hershev 44 24 8 96 ™ ^ San Diego 36 46 438 21 DR Stewart Windwalker 7:15, 9:15. — Fun Apr. 5 — Houston at Los Angeles. 3:30 Kansas City York. Oates. Dent. Philadelphia. Schmldi Smiling Peanut Pierce Arrow ture of the Year-are: 'Raging Bull,’ (31) WCT Tannie From Milan. Italy- by WALT DISNEY Adirondack 33 38 .5 71 ™288 311 Seattle 34 48 .415 B House 7:30, 9:30. Binghamton 32 39 5 68 278 30B p m. (if necessa^i New York 2nd M 5/16 Big Janek Yellow Hoot ‘Ordinary People,’ ’The Elephant Singlea Semifinals pnnnurTiONS x-clinched division title (Winner plays Antonio) Cleveland Sunday's ^ r t s Transactions New Haven 28 37 9 67 281 297 y-clmched playoff berth Red Bobber Rota Royal Man,' ’less* and ‘Coal Miner's 4:00 Manchester Drive-in — Lanford Wilson Rochester 28 40 8 64 Portland vs. Kansas City Minnesota By United Press International 10th A 5/16 283 3C5 Sunday's Results AJ'a Molokai RPS Opposed Daughter.' (8) Naws x-clmched division title Apr 1 — Kansas City al Portland, Texas Baseball Fish HookITom Boston 96. Philadelphia 94 Sunday's Results 11:36 p.m Toronto Chicago (NL) — Sent seven players, Sun Klaaed Eagle Angelo Highway Ranger The Academy Awards Presenta­ 4:30 Tue. Mar. 31 thru Milwaukee 132. Atlanta 128 (OT) Apr 3—PortlandatKansasCity.8:06 five of them pitchers, to their Des Ed'a Cadillac ® 22 Alive iij)evil Hershey5, New Brunswick 4 Baltimore Chicago's Slick La Parita tion will, for the 13th consecutive Research Chicago 101, Indiana 97 Sun. Apr. 5 Mainer. Springfield2 p.m Milwaukee Moines. Iowa, Triple-A farm team. Amy's Cyn RJP'a Angle 5:00 San Antonio 135, Houston 108 T M 'i Ringer year, emanate from the Dorothy Nova Scotiafi, New Haven2 Apr. 5— Kansas City at Portland. 3:30 Seattle Pitchers Jay Howell, Phil Nastu, Mark Prayer Evenings at 8:15 P.M. Seattle 96. Golden Slate 92 Festive Angle 7th D 5/16 Mountain Spur CD Monday's Games p.m. (if necessary) Boston Parker and Herman Segelke, catcher B ill Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. — coupon — New York 100. New Jersey SB Stock Option Andy Atlas 5:04 project ^ Matineaa: 'No Games Scheduled) (Winner plays Phoenix) National League Hays and outfielder Brian Rosinski, were Mlaa Von Flame Washington 138, Clevelaw! KO King Shine CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CD News Clip & Save Tuesday s Games Montreal optioned to the Iowa team. Pitcher Bob Stormy Twister Jimmy's Ole Hard Sal. and Sun. Apr. 4 and 5 Kansas City 113. Dallas 194 Cincinnati 5:30 Hershey at Adirondack Myrick was shipped outright to the minor 3rd D 5/16 Disco Lighting R's Lee Beauty Phoenix KS. Utah 90 Pittsburgh league club. CD Daniel Boone al 2:00 P.N. Oevlm New Haven at Nova Scotia Devon Ledy Kathy Webb gets funds PG Portland 144, San Diego 129 Atlanta San Diego — Placed pitcher E ric 11th 0 5/16 ■ GiovAim rs Denver 148, Los Angefes 146 (OT) RJ'a Demonistic R's Uncle Ed No pgrforniancs NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE San Fran. Rasmussen on waivers for purpose of Have A Dream Regular season ends Hitch Kitch Dudley's May HARTFORD - A two- Sun. Eva. Apr. 5 Compiled Standings Philadelphia him his unconditional release. Nathan's Qlrl ! ■ESTUttMTS By United Press International Golf San Diego 9 .438 S led pitcher Mikd Armstrong and Texas Dutch Qotta Ran Domino White part research project = 350 Hartford Rd. Top 16 make playoffs i Chicago 12 .429 InfieTders Jose Moreno and Mario New Kid In Town Sinful Ace Sugar's Sheik tracing the African in­ ■ Moncheiter Harriet S. Jorgense THE TEXAS W L T ■pis GF GA New York 11 .421 Ramirez to Hawaii of Pacific Ci^ast Bjorn Borg 6th B 5/16 Work Load ■ 646-7738 X -NY Islandrs 15 17 14 104 341 252 St Louis 10 412 League. Paso Dotter fluence on Latin Music, to DENVER (148) Houston Basketball Huck's Boy Boston Best H 130 Longhill St.. Eotl Hartford Theatre x-St (ajuis 44 16 16 104 3® XI English 11 6^ 28, Robisch 7 5-6 19. 11 sa Betty's Kirk TV tomorrow Mischievous Joey be conducted by the Yukiyu CHAINSAW x-.Monlreal 42 22 13 97 319 228 Issel 8 2-3 18, Higgs 4 5-7 13, Thompson I.OS Angeles 12 333 Indiana — Announced that general Coco CIta I of tha Golf Course X-I..OS Angeles 42 23 12 96 321 276 Monday 's Games manager Dick Vertlieb has resigned, KC'a Eyes AB's Brutus 4:00 All TIckata $3.00 17 9-11 43, Vandeweghe 6 94) 12, 4th D 5/16 0 Calabraiionui macucnarlat 12:30 Arts Center of the San Juan I 538-1034 x-i’hiladelph 41 23 13 X 311 2« McKinney 3 4-6 10. Gondrezick 1 04) 2. Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami. Fla. effective at the end of the playoffs. Rllda You N Me Babe MON THRU FRI CD John Davidson Show Detroit vs Boston at Winter Haven, 12th T (D) YC 0 Basama Straat ® Saarch For Tomorrow Center will be fully funded MASSACRE x-Buffalo ' ® 19 19 % 315 235 Dunn I 1-2 3. Ray 0 04)0. ToUls 58 32-41 By United Press International Watermellon Belly Fran’s Qo CD Gilllgan't Island Open6D^^^m <^^J| Box Office; 429-2912 x-Calgarv 37 71 13 87 313 285 Fla Lonesome Kiss 0 Hour Magazina ^ ^ v a Am arican S tyla 148 Heritage Classic Call Me Maestro Stone Diamond MORNING CD MarvGriffin (Exc. Wad.)Happy by a $10,(X)0 grant from Ff ofTt yJjN E W LINE CINEMA \-Boston % 28 12 84 30f. XI At Hilton Head Island, S.C. March 29 Los Angeles vs. New York (AL) at Ft, Jimmy's Cash 0 ® Richard SImmont Show C D ® Ryan's Hops LOS ANGELES (1461 Lauderdale. Fla Cliff Ray Ramrod Straight 4:55 Days Again (EXC. WED.) X Minnesota 33 27 17 83 276 2f2 ( hones 10 M 21. Wilkes 4 2-4 10, (Par 71) Start Home 9:15 ® U fa MakaADaal , United Technologies Corp. x-Chicago 3U S ir 7T 293 B ill Rogers. 164.000 Montreal vs. Kansas Citv at Fort ■ h Red Date My Dad's Cadillac CB Diklarl (D Movla 'One Minute To Zero' R : : 303 Abdul-Jabbar 5 04) 10. Johnson 14 5-8 33. 71-6M6-70-278 MJ's Vega 0 A.M.Waathar 0 0 0 Doctora X Quebec 29 3U 17 7T se 3U3 Bruce Devlin, 19410 79-71-71-67-279 Myers, Fla R's Spartan (MON ), ‘Johnny Eager* (TUE,), and matching funds from 2 Nixon 12 04) 24. Cooper 8 2-2 10. 9th C 5/16 Long Second 5:45 12:58 \ Vantouver 28 ;i) 19 7T 278 Craig Stadler, 19,800 71-79-71-67-279 Pittsburgh vs Minnesota at Orlando. V s Mr. Lobster 9:30 284 Ijndsberger f 6-8 16 Holland 5 90 10, Pop Tune CD N«w Zoo Rovuo C D ® FYI 'Fighter Squadron' (WED.), 'Land the Connecticut I'tMsburgh 29 3f 12 70 Hale Irwin. 19JKX) 6B-70-73-6B—279 Fla Lagona Catfish CD Brady Bunch CARIBBEAN & 293 330 Jordan 2 04) 4 Brewer 0 04)0 Totals 65 Irish Polly Noble Dlnero 5:54 OfThePharoaha'dHUR),'Malaya* \ Y Hanger’' 28 :f 13 69 3U) 314 Gi) Morgan. 19.800 67-72-72-6&-2T9 Chicago (AL) vs C)ncmnali at Tampa. Even N Odds (D Partrldga Family _ 1:00 Humanities Council. 16-23 146 Fla Goose Feathers ® Morning Prayor Edmonton 27 3T. ir 69 310 319 Denver 29 32 41 38^148 Tom Weiskopf, lOJDO 71-60-72-70-282 Sth D 5/16 Col Sandy 0 That Girl ^ Young And Tha Raatlata The first part of the Houston vs. Atlanta at West Palm 5:55 .) WCTTannlt(Tue.) ”The year’s Toronto 27 37 13 67 311 X6 UsAnucles 31 39 36 31.6-H6 9 " * 71-72-72-68-283 BOWLING Sweep On 0 ln-8chool Programming CD My Thraa Sons Three-point goals-none. Total fouls- Andy B ^ n , 9.097.50 71-72-71-69-283 Beach. Fla. RPS Amber Qlrl iSlJImBakkar (9) Domata projet involves the publica­ BERMUDA 0 Maud# ^ ® AIIMyChildran V^ashlngtl)n 24 X 18 66 27f 309 71-68-73-71-283 Philadelphia vs St. Louis at St. ® Today's Woman 0 JImBakkar Denver Los Angeles®. Fouled out— Maltbie. 9,007,50 Romolimo ® BavarlyHIIIbllMaa (D Movla'Mister Corey’ (MON ). tion of a pilot text, cassette liartford 2U 39 18 f8 282 X7 none A-17,5(fi T e ^ Diehl,9.087.60 73- 89-70-71-283 Petersburg,Fla 6:00 0 Buga Bunny And Frianda best film.” Marked Vengeance 9:55 •Tam Lin' (TUk ), Living Free' — L 'h a rirt I'h a m p itn , Colorado 22 44 11 f/. 246 3® John Mahaffey. 6,900 74- 67-74«-284 California vs. Cleveland at Tucson. CD CD Various Prog/amming 0 0 Saaama Straat tape and visual material on Detroit 19 41 16 240 321 Anz ANTIQUES- Lucy Cosicol Chick's Cadillac ® Waatharviaw (WED.), 'Seven Times Seven' -4^1-day cruise on the ss Rotterdam PI^I.O S^ ANt'.HI fcSTIMKS John Mahaffey. 6,900 74-67-74-69-284 GD Auto Racing (Tua., Wad.) 0 Movie 'Mutiny On the Bounty* Latin music, which will be innipog .9 ffi 12 232 377 Ray Floyd. 6.9 69-74-70-71-284 CTiicago (NL) vs. Milwaukee at Sun 132- 350, Donna Ford 6 133- Lori J 10:00 (THUR ). 'll Can Be Done Amigo' PORTLANb 11441 City. Ariz, ® Naw Zoo Ravua Pari I. (MON ), Mutiny On the Boun­ x-chnehed plavofl berth Bud Allin. 6.900 89-73-71-71-284 Jlst Her (D J tffa rto n t (Exc. Thur.) April made available to the to the Idyllic Caribbean and lovely Gross 2 441 8. Washington 7 2-3 16. B ill Kratzert.5560 79-75-7248—286 San Francisco vs, Seattle at Tempe, 133- 360, Sally AndersonD 125, Bar Qold Rush ® HaalthFlald ty* Part II. (TUE ), They Were Ex­ Winnipeg 0 0 1—1 Magazina (THUR.) 91) TopRankBoxing(FrI.) Thompson 8 3^ 19, Bales 16 6-7 40, Jay Haas, 55M 74-79«-72-286 Ariz. 6:15 pendable* (WED.). 'Titanic* Hartford School System in Bermuda. Monday, May 18, 1981 Colorado 0 11-2 Ransey 1 2-2 4, Gale 8 3-3 19. Kunnert 5 CD Bawitchad 3 9 0 9 0 Days Ol Our Uvee First pcnc^nunt I’cnall.c^Bowness j.j ^ 'narper's M 10. Owens 7 2-2 Jerry Pale. 5.100 69^74-75-286 CD Nawt (THUR ). 'The Enemy Below* (FRI.) the fall. The second part irper Lanny Wadkins, 4.350 Mika Douglas 1:30 ['TESS' 71-69-78«-2B7 CD Win. 7 12. Miller, Col, 7 12, Christian ToUls 59 144. AUTO REPAIRS 6:30 0 Bewitched Tom Watson, 440 86-75-76-79-287 3D Rompar Room S ) Aiiilama Family will be a series of perfor­ Sail from New York to San Juan, St, Thomas and ^ tig u a Win, II 40 Dupont, Win, 16,0fi, Smith. SAN DIEGO (1291 CD FHntatonaa ® I Lova Lucy Col. 16 GFi RonStrcck,4JU 71-68-76-72-287 SMrtaCantar f f l F.A. Soccer (Mon.) NCAA Vol- In the carefree Caribbean. Then on 10 the beauty of Brooks? 1-215. Bryai (D My Thraa Sons ^ 4:30 mances in Hartford and Second period—1, Colorado. Miller 9 Jeff Mitchell. 4J50 73- 71-71-72-287 WE SERVICE ALL 0 Laa Vagat Gambit In b a ll (THUR.) 7-8 19. Smith 8 M 18, Taylor 5 941 10, (D Nawa CD FHntatonaa Bermuda, aboard the incomparable ss Rotterdam, tnjoy (PierceandDeBloisi.l3 U Penalties- Williams 119-10 Davis 63-615. Bibby Curtis Strange, 3^40 74- e9-77-68-2B0 OSNERAL MOTOR 0 jakoHoaaQoaMlTIma New Haven featuring well- ® Program Unannouncad 22 AHva CD Aftarachool Spacial (Wad.) Mantha. Win. 4 59. Malinowski. Col. 2 1-2 7. Heard 0 04) 0. Whitehead 2 90 4, Mike Sullivan, 3,240 71- eB-79-79-28B “Nomt Of Mr. OoodwreoefT S ) In-School Programming gracious service. 6ne dining and warm Dutch hospitalily- Leonard Thmpsn, 3.240 In-School Programming 'Heartbreak Winner; One Qirl'a known Latin musicians 13 43. Baker. Col. 16 28 Rank 2 94) 4 ToUls 51 22-® 129. 72- 72-72-72-288 CARE AND TRUCKS George Archer. 3,240 0 Tom Larson Show 2:00 Third penod-2, Winnipeg. Beadle 1 Portland 29 9 2948- 144 71.75-68-74-288 O Birilwlnkla Struggle for Olympic Gold' who will give a contem­ (Ncth. Antilles registry.) Morris HaUIsky,2,460 ® Bullaaya X A t Ttio World Turns 'Geoffrion and Long), 15:06.3. Colorado. San Diego 27® 29 43-I29 09-74-74-72-289 0 Various Programming (S) This la Tha NBA (Wad.) NCAA ^Wally Armstrong, 2,460 71 70-73-75-280 10:30 S d o l Smart porary interpretation of Gagne25 (Tambellini 1. 16.® Penalties- Three-point goals-Bates2. W lllia r n s 2 ,- ^ V ;'£ jK ™ « 'j‘^ 0 Rompar Room Volleyball (FRI.) 08-73-72-79-289 ANca (Exc. Thur.) d ) n Ono Ufa To Uva Mancry. Win. 11 51 Bibby 2, r m it h jo u l touls-Portland 26, C e L l S e 2 ,» • M l MEGHMUCM. lE P M M ® U aala CD 0 Christ Tha Living Word traditional Afro/Latin Shots on goal-Winnipeg 974B-11-® 79.74.75.71-290 GD I Lova Lucy (51 National Collaglata Baakot- 71- 73-74-72-290 6:55 0 Bawitchad rhythms. Colorado-12-13-I0-® • C O M n m GOLLMION KPEI 0 0 0 Blockbuatara ball Champ. (Tuo.) NHL Hockey Goalie^Winnipeg. Mattsson Colorado, t « i 72- 72-74-72-290 0 Amarican TraM On# Day At A Tima ® Jokar'aWlld (WED.) 0 Myre A—7J75. Tom Jenkins. 2.040 7989-74-73-290 ® Nawa ®8traataOf8anFranclaco(Exc. • MMIILTMITOlIJmC 10:50 0 Accent On Uving (Mon.) 7:00 Wad.) Afterschool Special (WED.) The World Almanac* 0 Nawa Domal^EXC.MON.) • MtTO PMNTIIN ) Morning 'Heartbreak Winner: One GirTa 10:67 0 9 9 Anothor World • CNMNE WITH MASm etui 3 Bm s Bunny And Popaya Hollywood Squaraa (Exc. Struggle for Olympic Gold' D ® Good Morning Amarica CD Nawabraak 6:00 11:00 §f tl.) • 14 HOUR WMCKHIRUVWE *) Richard BImmona Show 2:30 ^ All In The Family NOBODY OFFERS MORE THAN NICHOLS! 3p Ono Day Al A Tima Wonder Woman d ) Abbott And CoaloNo (D ^ Midday 0 NaUonal Collaglata Baakat- )lfw ^ o d i!r ® ® Lova Boat EXCELLENT SERVICES AVAILABLE 1 Batman baHChamp.(Mon.)NCAAGymnas- ® Straight Talk NCAA Hockay (Mon.) 7:30 tics (WED), AIAW Basketball Alignment most cars (S ) NHLHockay(Mon., Thur.) WCT Domala $15.95 ^ OraatSpacaCoaatar lUR.) 1. The first U.S. president who Tannia (TUE., WED.), NCAA Vartoua Programming lJe8PGJ-5.78inUGHS X JImBakkar Movla (Exc. Thur., FrI.) Emil was bom a citizen of the Unit­ MCHUtOtMEVIUSS Twin I Beam CARTER <^mnaatica (FRI.) Maggis And The BoauUfid 0 Beooby Doo SAnd Tha Dateclives' (MON.), 'The AMYMVMGtHMMKX |0 O 0 WhoolOIFortuna ed States of America was (a) TUNE UPS 6:00 Rang6rOIBrown8lone'(TUE.),'Tha "THIOOMHTmON" F. E. Parts 0 Ironalda 0 Chico And The Man Andrew Jackson (b) Martin Now AMC Factory incentives ^ Captain Kangaroo Hideaways' (WED.) 11:30 3:57 Van Buren (c) James Knox 0 Woody Woodpackar 0 Davay And QoHath A/C chack hoses belts 4 ...... *18.00 plus I And Sons d ) Nawabraak Polk (9) An-Star 8occar(Mon.)Na(iofial 0 Programming Unannouncad thru March 31.1981 on all Paatword Plua 2:58 2. Kiribati is (a) a Pakistani Collaglata Baakatball Champion­ 0 Happy Days Again S12.00 plua Freon 6 ...... *22.00 parts In-School Programming (1 )8 9 FYI ethnic group (b) an independ­ models in stock. AUTO RiPAIFf ship (TUE.), Naw Zaaiand Gamas 3:00 0 0 Mlatar Rogers (WED.). NCAA Swimming (THUR.), 0 Btaraky And Hutch ent island republic (c) the cap­ Shocks $14.95 Installetl 8 ...... *28.00 AFTERNOON I OuMIngUghl ital of Malawi 1229 MAIN $T. Prolaaaional Rodao (FRI.) J Woody Woodpecker 5:15 0 Porky PIg-Buga Bunny 12:00 BRAKES FHEE ESTItllATE 9 0 Qanaral HotpHal 0 HWmano Pablo 3. The current player who has MANCHKtTIII 6:30 Nawa CDCDCD 1 Bonanxa 5:30 won the annual American ^ QHHgan'a Island ■ Faith I Naw Zaaiand Qanwa (Thur.) CD Barney Millar League batting championship TKL $4$-$4$4 0 Various Programming ICardShariia NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC . OIL CHANGE i c a r i r M O N r ' Vartoua Programming op M.A.8.H. most often is (a) George Brett On mfg sugg iKt price See your 0 TV Community CoMoga I hi-8clwolPragramiiilnfl 0 M o via (Thur., F rl.)‘EmilAndThe B M Taxaa 295 BROAD ST. (oppotlls Saart Automotival * c a n \ oealer for MUiis 0 Cartoons ( f t Movla 'Coma Fill lha Cup' Oatactives' (THUR.), ‘Animalym- (b) Carl Yastrzerhski (c) Rod BI MundoRoal MANCHESTERt CONN. 643-11B1 FILTER ' | Q ______. nBwviirM.nMJH4aiiiQm nuc 9KK) (MON.), 'Maalar ol Ballaniraa’ Carew I Qhoal And Mrs. Muir D i'(F R I) Tom And Jarry (TUE.), 'King ol lha Khybar Rlllaa' ARCO-MASTER CHARGE-VISA-CASH sV? 3:30 I Dr. Oana Scott On Habrawa irave Brady Bunch (WED.).' AprllinParia' (THUR.), 'Rio OPEN MON.-FRI. B-5:30. THURS. 8-B. SAT. 8-1 d) UlttoRoaoila -y < Family Faud O PMDonahuaBhow Bravo' (FRI.) ______ANSWERS______Of) Auto Racing (PrI.) < 3-2-1 Contact 71 East Center St. Manchester, Ct. i JoaFraiUtNn Show ® FamHyFaud I Electric Company OSHIJIlllIlllinilKDlHlirS 0 0 VWa Alegro Wchalob Uta Cup Skiing 12:25 I Lottary Show (Thur.) (sauip i) PLEASE CAU.TREATRE CD Naw JaraayRaport 0 IDroamOt joannlo O to iL ) 3:5* 3 t (3|j|3ej-p|ui aip ui spue|si 647-9949____ 5:36 NnsasiiTigi ■ CD® FYI I 0 Movie Continuaa (Thur.) us)sauoj3iiv-'sc) q '2 q 1 18 - THE HERALD, Mon„>tarch 30, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 — 19

f Family lAfestyie

^ '• .•nwk,... /

( I

-

\ •V,

. 6 ^ ' * i|

0 0

This view of the Popular Mechanics home In five skylights. Home was developed by Jonesboro, Ga., shows the Redwood Popular Mechanics, Wick Building Systems decking, solar greenhouse, and three of the and Armstrong World Industries. Robert Gordon Four members of the Robert Gordon family “Yeoman of the Guard," to be presented of 43 Wellington Road, Manchester, look April 9, 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. at Manchester over score for the forthcoming Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) Low-cost homes for 80s Gilbert and Sullivan Player's production of provide for expansion Gilbert & Sullivan Plovers A new concept in housing that will March 18 at Buddy's Homes in the country, the home will be built to enable more people to buy a quality Jonesboro, about 17 miles south of meet prevailing local codes. home at an affordable price has been Atlanta. Wick offers a one-year factory and developed as part of an editorial Made in two sections in a factory dealer warranty on everything. Present 'Yeomen' April 9-11 project for a national consumer where quality can be controlled Delivery is within 30 to M days magazine. closely, the home was designed to go depending on the time of the year. Developed for a major housing over a basement or a simple founda­ Interior design and interior do-it- feature" that appears in the April tion. The model set up at Jonesboro yourself projects were by Debra L. issue of Popular Mechanics will sell for approximately $48,000 Seaburg, ASID, of Armstrong's By BETTY RYDER Cbalmondely and his wife will sing in the chorus. They magazine is a 2,400 square foot home with an all-weather wood foundation Interior Design Center, and the \b o th sing with “The Singing Savoyards.” Horton, who additions that include a solar basement that doubles the living exterior D-l-Y projects were Lifestyle Editor organized the Podium Players in Hebron has taught The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Player’s produc­ greenhouse. The additions are space to 2,400 square feet. This does designed by Armstrong's Gilbert Grade 4 in Lebanon Elementary School for the past 12 not include land or optional add-ons. tion of “Yeomen of the Guard” which will be presented designed to provide more space and Benson. years. Installed on a foundation without a April 9, 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. at Manchester High School, improve appearance. One of the basic differences from Several of the couple’s seven children have also sung basement, the 1,200 square foot basic and feature many area people, including four members of The home was developed by other factory-built homes, other View from dining room toward living room Fisher woodburning stove and skylights with the Players or played in the orchestra. home will sell for approximately the Robert Gordon family of 43 Wellington Road, Popular Mechanics in cooperation than improved design and better and solar greenhouse. Portion of the do-it- help save energy. Room can be completely For more than 30 years, the Gilbert & Sullivan Players with Wick Building Systems, a $30,000 in the Southeast. Prices will energy efficiency, is that the design Manchester. yourself entertainment center is shown.at opened to the solar greenhouse through The father, Robert, has sung in every show since the have successfully endeavored to present professional major pre-site home builder, and vary around the country. The price allows a number of additions and im­ productions. The group currently produces one full scale right. End table at left also is a D-l-Y project. two sets of sliding safety glass doors. group’s begiiming in 1947. In addition to nine leading Armstrong World Industries, one of of the base home includes resilient provements to be made without show per year in the greater Manchester area. The rest the world's largest interior fur­ flooring, carpeting, draperies, altering the structure. roles, he has also appeared in feature parts in ‘'Brigadoon” and “Kiss Me Kate.” This year he will play of each year, “The Singing Savoyards”, which is com­ nishings companies. refrigerator, range and dishwasher Among the add-ons is a solar posed primarily of principal players from the parent and energy efficient furnace. Fur­ the part of Sgt. Meryll in “Yeomen” . He has held several Designed to help solve the nation's greenhouse that attaches to a double group, is available to entertain at concerts and private niture and accessories are optional. offices with the group, including its presidency, and is housing crisis and maintain the set of patio doors to gain additional Saults mark anniversary parties. They specialize in all forms of show music. Financing includes conventional coordinator and has sung with the Singing Savoyards” a dream of single home ownership, the heat from the sun, add more room, The Players function as a non-profit organization and longterm loans through banks and smallar group of solo singers who perform for chuches, new energy-efficient home offers a and change the box shape of the have donated to charity all monies above the cost of the savings and loans, depending on the Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Sault of 388 ford Road. Mr. Sault will be 83 in Charles Aftosmis of Amherst, N.H., clubs, etc. He is the baritone soloist at South United guaranteed price, low intitial cost, house. productions. For many years, they supported the area, and government insured loans Hartford Road, Manchester, are July and Mrs. Sault 80 in October. and Mr. and Mrs. John Genta Jr. of M etb^ist Church and is employed by Aetna Life & expandability and attractive Another innovation is the floor Manchester Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH) Swim­ appearance. Several versions of the through FHA and VA. framing in a bedroom that allows observing their 60th wedding an­ 'They have a married daughter and Ruidosa, N.M. They also have four Casualty. great-pandchildren, Charles, ming Pool Fund, contributing in excess of $6,000 to that home will be available in different The price of the home is substan­ easy installation of a circular niversary today. her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Gen- His son, Philip, will be making his second apfwarance Michael and Stephen Aftosmis of project. Donations have also been made to the sizes and prices throughout the tially below the ever escalating cost The Saults are life-long residents ta of Hudson, Fla., formerly of on stage with the group, as the first Yeomen in tUs year’s stairway to the basement. The foun­ New Hampshire; and Lori Genta of Manchester Scholarship Foundation, the Manchester United States through Wick dealers. of the average site-built house. dation is designed to provide an out­ of Manchester and have resided Bolton; and two married show having previously worked on scenery. While a stu- Latest reports from the Commerce most of their married life on Hart­ grandchildren, Lt. Col. and Mrs. New Mexico. ' dent at Manchester High School, Philip had roles in Bicentennial Band Shell Fund, and New Hope Manor, the Conceived by Popular Mechanics side entry as well, whether placed on only drug rehabilitation center for teenage girls in Home and Shop Editor Harry Wicks Department and HUD show that the “Marne” and “Oklahoma” and sang with the Round a slope or over level ground. Connecticut. and Armstrong's Robert McKowen, average price for one-family houses Table Singers. He is a voice student of Deborah Benson of The home also is designed to .^Anyone interested in contributing to the financial the prototype was built by Wick's sold in the final three months of 1980 Manchester and is employed as an apprentice optician at provide for a deck and carport. As Planning Bikel concert success of this year’s production is urged to become a h Artcraft Divison at Winder, Ga., un­ was $80,600. many as five skylights can be the Optical Style Bar in Manchester. patron of The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players, der direction of General Manager The Popular Mechanics home ordered. His sister, Eileen, like her brother and father sings in Inc. For information, call Brad or Chris Parliman, co­ Dwight Bliss and Sales Manager Don shown at Jonesboro, is built in com­ All of the plans for the do-it- the choir of South United Methodist Church. In this G&S Drury. pliance with Research Report issued production she will be making her third appearance in the presidents, at 742-5743. yourself additions are being printed Tickets for “Yeomen of the Guard” may be obtained at The contemporary ranch style, to Wick Building Systems, Inc. by in the magazine so that the was a real team effort chorus. Eileen has studied piano for seven years. She is a Watkins Bros., in Manchester, Vernon Drug, Tri-City .Philip Gordon three-bedroom home was unveiled to Southern Building Code Congress graduate of Manchester Community College and is homeowner can do them or have Plaza, Vernon, or by calling 643-7924 or 872-6684. Tickets press and government officials International. In other sections of When Temple Beth Of their committee are: Schiff, Dr. Philip Schiff, Schilit, Ellym Schilit and employed as a secretary with DiLorenzo and Esolan, a them done by someone else. will also be available at the door the nights of the perfor­ Sholom presents Theodore Lillian Bayer, William Barry Weinbaum and Ar­ William Bayer. Handling Hartford law firm. Bikel and his "An Evening Bayer, Charles Borgida, nold Zackin. the publicity are Sol Cohen, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Gordon appeared in the first per­ mance. ' of Music,’’ April 4 at 8 p.m. Karen Chorches, Ruth Coordinators of ticket Helene Springer and Man­ formance of the group in 1947 as a bridesmaid in ‘"Trial Woman needs help with diet at East Catholic High Cohen, Edward Epstein, sales are Stuart Greenwald ny Jainchill. Advertising by Jurv” and has sung in the chorus of “H.M.S. School, Manchester, the Joyce Epstein, Max and Marilyn Greenwald. was placed by Merwin By LAWRENCE LAMB, Pinafore” and “Pirates of Penzance.” Through the years event will mark the par­ Goodstlne, Sally On their committee are: Meridy and Susan Stopp- she has served on the production staff in various M.D. ticipation by a host of per­ Goodstlne, Joseph Gordon, Harold Brody, Karen man. In charge of usher capacities and is again serving as chairperson of the sons — each contributing Philip Harrison, Emanuel Chorches, Ruth Cohen, duties are the youth of thb DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm 37 and Dr. Lamb Patron Committee. much time and energy, Hirth, Efrem Jaffe, Jules Sidney Cohen, Efren Jaffe, Temple (members of USY 3 would like to weigh 107 but even with Making her first appearance with the Gilbert & said co-chairmen Merwin Karp, Sidney Keller. Arthur Lassow, Flossie and KADIMA). Sullivan Players is Nancy Linger of 53 Harlan St., exercise and nibbling, my weight is That big bowl of ice milk may con­ If you do indeed just have low tain a lot of calories because it is Meridy and Elaine Schiff. Also, Edith Krupp, Mosler, Rabbi Richard The co-chairmen said Manchester, who will appear as Kate. Nancy has been a hard to control. Is it possible that blood pressure and it causes you to Arthur Lassow, Mary I'm retaining water because I'm not sweet. The former is Temple Plavin, Donna Rubin, special thanks are due the soloist at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester and feel dizzy on standing, you might try Leon, George Marlow, eating right? I eat one fruit a day, no I suggest you get on a balanced president. The latter is Elaine Schiff, Barry personnel of Elast Catholic has had experience in high school, college choirs and some pressure stockings, which Sisterhood co-president. Merwin Meridy, Victor Snyder, Linda Snyder, High School, Prestige Prin­ bread or milk, some protein like an diet that limits calories sufficiently could help by preventing blood from madrigal and pop singing. Chairman of the Moses, Michael Norman, Fred Stern, Jay ting, Beller’s Music. Miss Linger has a bachelor’s degree in horsemanship / egg or a sm all steak, a few to prevent obesity. The diet in The pooling in your legs when you stand. Health Letter number 4-7, Weight program/journal are Celia Novins, Jack Stoppelman and Dorinne LaSalle Music Shop, from Virghiia Intermont College and following her vegetables, some lettuce, carrots, Being physically fit from walking or Ostrom, Lisa Plavin, Rab­ Losing Diet, which I am sending you, Barry Snyder and Linda Taback. Michael Ortifelli and the appearance in “Yeomen” will be moving to a new posi­ tomatoes. In the evening I have a big jogging can help, too. bi Richard Plavin, Dr. 0 Snyder with Henry Katz Auditorium and staging Greater Hartford Jewish bowl of ice milk, usually just before will be a good starting point. You can tion teaching riding and training horses in New Jersey. Finally, if you tend to have un­ coordinator of volunteers. Martin Rubin, Elaine coordinators are Steven Community Center. retiring. 1 walk about four miles a add other foods or more of those on usually low blood pressure, carry Ann Stelnut of l40 Hilliard St., Manchester, is playing day. the lists if you need more calories to identification with you that lists your the role of Phoebe. She has previously appeared with the Do you need bread? Do you need to maintain your weight once you reach usual blood pressure. If you happen group as Lois/Bianca in ‘Kiss Me Kate,’ Pitti Sing in the Mikado, and Liza Doolittle in “My Fair Lady” and Sister eat every day? Do you need a certain a desirable level. Others who want to be unconscious from an accident, Margaretta in “The Sound of Music” with the amount of protein every day? this issue can send 75 cents with a those taking care of you will be able Clubs htolborough Tavern Players. She was last seen as Carrie DEAR READER — You certainly long, stamped, self-addressed to do a better job if they know that is do need some help. First, are you envelope for it to me in care of this Ph^Mridge in the Prqducing Guild’s performance of V A normal for you. I’m afraid diet won’t “Carousel.” sure you shoulcT only weigh 107? newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio help much, but do avoid being thin. Reunion Egg decorating Being too lean is not healthy, par­ City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Koffee Krafters Ms. Stelmat is a progranuner at Aetna Life it Casual­ ticularly for young women. A normal Incidently, I don’t approve of MANCHESTER - The Koffee MANCHESTER— The ty- Manchester High School class of 1966 HARTFORD - The art of amount of body fat tissue is impor­ fasting. The washing out o f. body Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of pysanky, or Ukrainian egg Appearing in the role of Wilfred Shadbolt, is George tant in forming an adequate amount water with that technique is un­ the YWCA will meet on Wednesday is making plans for a 15th reunion Dagon Jr., son of East Hartford Mayor George Dagon which will be held on Aug. 22 at The decorating, will be demonstrated on of female hormones and, apparently, healthy and is not loss of body fat. from 9:30 a.m. to noon. and Mrs. Dagon. Dagon is making his second appearance PTO Expo Colony in Talcottville. ' Saturday, April 11 beginning at 2:30 with the group and was previously seen as Bill in last in maintaining the important DEAR DR. LAMB —I have low The meeting will be devoted to balance between the hypothalamus blood pressure and a good portion of making bottle dolls. Members are The evening will start with a social p.m. at the Children’s Museum of year’s producUon of “Kiss Me Kate.” of the brain, the pituitary hormones the time I feel dizzy and weak. Are EAST HARTFORD - The public requested to bring one size 10 men’s hour at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner A graduate of Yale University, he has sung with the is invited to the 1981 Expo, to be at 7:30 and dancing to the records of Hartford. Visitors may observe the Wlffenpoofs and Duke’s Men of Yale. He has appeared in and your female hormones. That is there some foods I could eat and white work sock and a S-inch artist create the intricate designs by one reason why women who are too some form of exercise that would presented by the East Hartford High styrofoam ball, glue, rubber band, disc jockey Chuck Skoog. “Promises, Promises”, “Music Man,” “Pajama thin develop menstrual problems. help? I am so tired of feeling School Parent Teacher Association rug yam for hair. The reunion committee is now in altemaf^ty iislng wh* and colorful Ganw”, "George M” and “Carousel.” He is an attorney Second, your diet is horrible. depressed because of this condition. Wednesday in the East Hartford The group is open to anyone in­ the process of printing and mailing dyes. There will also be completed with Barrow & Dagon in East Hartford. invitations to all class members. Yes, you need protein every day to DEAR READER — Better check High School cafeteria and gym­ terest^ in making crafts. Par­ An Amston couple, Robert and Doris Horton, who have Any members who haye moved eggs on display. Children may bring hel|f prevent loss of muscle mass with your doctor. If you have chronic nasium from 7 to 9:30 p.m. ticipants must be members of the amMared in many of the Gilbert t Sullivan productions »»•! wltbing the last five years are asked two white, hardboiled eggs to try. when you are on a calorie-deficient fatigue it may not be from low blood All school departments are in­ YWCA and the Koffee Krafters. vdll perform again. Horton will appear as Sir Rlchaid to call Ann Moreau Brodin at 649- diet. And you need milk for an pressure. Many people with low volved in a student-teacher show­ Hostesses are Mrs. Liz Salafia qnd their hand at .the craft. ’There is no adequate intake of calciutn or you blood pressure feel just fine and full case. There will be sports exhibits, Mrs. Ruth Oakman. 3915; Mary-Lou Frankenburg fee above Museum admission; $3 for must take calcium supplements. of pep. They tend to live longer than demohstrations, arts, science Babysitting is available during the Theiling, at 647-1232; or Leslie experiments, music performances Hunter Belcher, 649-0036, so that ad­ adults, 11.50 for clpldren and senior Ann Stelmat Bread isn't essantial if you get bran people with so-called normal meetings for those who call the Y of­ citizens. Nancy Linger and vitamins from other sources. pressure levels,, and refreshrnents. fice at 647-1437 in advance. dresses can be updated, THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 — 21 20 - THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle Okj^V, CHUCK, VtlUVE BEEN IT S THE LAST OF THE NINTH, WE'RE 50 FAR AHEAP WE IT S HERO TIME, PESTERING ME FOR A 1 Routs 1 Manipulate Fun Page TWO OUTS ANP WE'RE AHEAP CANT LOSE ..YOU PITCH CHARLES! PONT 4 Spark 2 Debates Business CHANCE TO PITCH ..LET'S if t y t o n o t h i n g F ... THE LAST Oirr, CHUCK, A N P BE NERl/OUS 9 Auxiliary verb 3 Exon 12Cholsr SEE w h a t W U c a n PO... I'LL SELL THE p o p c o r n ; 4 Kind of tree / 13 Greek colony (PM Finance TC 14 Doctrine 6 Hawaiian adherent volcano, (tuffix) Mauna____ 16 One’s self 6 Matiachu- 16 Dwelling tatta cape place 7 Thus (Let.) 17 Compsis 8 Hearty laugh jKiint (comp, wd.) By ADigaii van Buren 16 Diicontinui- 9 Smartly Silicon Valley: The home of the computer chips Pritcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan tiet 28 Expert golfer people 10 Undertfke 20 Arctic 11 Editor’s mark 32 Astern 44 In a difficult and high interest rates, they are ethnic diversity and cite its "Orien­ "These people see what they do as Dusek described the valley as "a can afford it.” SENERIC fDOC? GENERIC inhabitant 35 New York position SUNNYVALE, Calif. ('UPD - AMERICAN INDUSTRY WHAT GENERIC 22 Hava to do (pl) tal and Hispanic influences.” 19 Geological State city 46 Package There is in "Silicon Valley" an un­ more concerned with trying to avoid an end in itself. They want the thrill high transition area.” He said the He also spoke of "the psy­ DRUGS, GENERC PAPER GIVES US5DA^ANV MORE CARS. with “It's not a snob community,” of being in on a new thing.” average length of stay in his church DEAR ABBY: I am a 21-year-old girl who needs your help. PROPUCTS- ISNT i t THINGS TO HELP US age 36 Zombie 47 Charges flagging conviction that chips of a layoffs. chological advantage of lots of PO 23 Tiny 38 Peach state ’’Yes, there have been some Kushnir said. “I personally identify The influx of such dedicated is two years. In my teens I did a lot of drugs and drank alcohol because I , \MONt7ERRJL? SAVE MONEY, SOU 26 Charity gift 21 Feminine 50 Ben nonmetallic chemical element no sunll^t.” was never at peace with myself unless I was sleeping or 23 Popular mack (abbr.) 51 Biblical more with the (San Francisco) Bay ‘"Things are changing so fast peo­ WANT? 27 Shooting larger than a fingernail still can ac­ layoffs,” said J.H. Tamiyama, who achievers has brought irrevocable Dusek said some members of his stoned. 29 Change color 24 Printer’s 39 Subordinate character commodate the American D r^m . was greeting job seekers at the TRW area than with Sunnyvale. Here change to the valley. ple feel isolated,” said Dusek, a congregation already had been laid I'm straight now and have accepted Jesus as my personal 30 Bauxite measure ruler 52 Negative booth. "There has been some hesita­ there's no identity with a real “We used to grow a special prune native of Chicago. "This is a rootless off and a depression “would cause savior. I still live with my parents, but I feel like a prisoner 31 Convivial 25 New Year's 40 Conduit answer Despite econ(^ic woe els^here 33 Study drink tion to hire, a tendency to wait and neighborhood.” here,” said Lil Moore, who works at area. Here you see houses with real problems here.” But he is because I'm not allowed to make my own decisions. 41 Character of a in the nation, mel^arulwortWdriven Three months ago I met a wonderful Christian man who 34 Football see how the economy goes," Many companies in the valley have the San Jose-Santa Clara Valley fences around them that are too high league (sbbr.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 n by that dream just keSp-tJn putting generally optimistic, along with has also had his problems with drugs and alcohol. (I'll call built ultra-modem plants which in­ 36 Wintry glaze thousands of bits of information oil Tamiyama, an engineer who said Visitors Information Center and to look over. most others in the valley. him Tom.) Tom is on parole now. We are very much in love 12 13 14 he worked on the Minuteman missile clude pools and other sports whose family has lived in the valley “Houses that would cost $85,000 to 37 Conceited each of those tiny silicon chips. “There is basically a lot of con­ and plan to marry. He says he will not have sex with me peraon IB IB 17 In doing so. they have enabled program until it "dried up” in 1974, facilities for workers. for four generations. “It couldn’t be $75,000 in the Midwest cost $120,000 fidence in the electronics industry until after we are married. He is kind and good and treats 41 Short jacket computers to achieve the greatest was pleased with the election of "This area does have a physical grown anywhere else in the world. to $150,000 here. Often both parents because it feeds the government, in­ me with respect. Abby. this love is true. I know we can make 42 Waite cloth 18 18 20 21 it together. innovations since the Industrial Ronald Reagan to the presidency. fitness-type culture," said Kushnir, Now it’s gone. The last 10 years have have to work to afford them. Who dustry and home markets,” Dusek 43 Small auto 22 23 24 26 26 "Now there are indications Ronnie who takes advantage of a racquet been a swamp. They’re tearing up takes care of the kids?” My parents have never met Tom. I'm afraid to introduce 46 Totted Revolution. said.” him b^ause I know they won't approve of him. Tom wants Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawranca 47 Odor 27 2B 29 is going to pump more money into club membership provided by his lettuce fields and putting up Dusek said work and financial Judy Belk arrived two years ago to meet them, but I've been putting it off because I’m afraid 48 Chance The technologists who labor on 30 defense, ” he said happily. « own firm. buildings.” stresses contribute to alcoholism from Alexandria, Va., to be the com­ they will make him feel uncomfortable and hurt his feelings. 49 River in 31 32 America's latest frontier generally THIS OUV LETS JUST CALL WHERE POES ysu P P O S E HIS BOSSES IP THEY CAN MAKE Europe "A few companies have built Taj Mrs. Moore acknowledges the and marital problems. 1 plan to marry Tom with or without my parents’ approval. 33 34 are young, -intelligent, affluent and At a nearby booth Milton Toso was munity relations officer for the city BROXTON-) HIM i4N OIL COMPANY HE COME IN ON FOUNP OUT MARY BATEESE A PEAL WITH HERi 53 Feel regret Mahals,” he said. "Their people are electronics industry brought Tom's father is the only one who knows about our plans. VMAT'S HIS , TKOUfLBfNOOreK— THIS MISSINS iSTOLB THE MAP PROM THEY'LL BE ONTO A industrious. trying to lure technologists out of ‘"rbe guy feels a lot of pressure. of Sunnyvale. 64 Military 35 36 37 36 39 40 Silicon Valley to the Sperry Univac working in architectural master­ prosperity. Should I risk causing a family fight by introducing Tom JOB? TO USE A POLITE TE R M r KicHMewoli Fieio- tchool (abbr,) They have developed a lifestyle un­ Men are thing-oriented. Women are "Some people are asking WITH WO ixploratwh 41 pieces.” "Oh, it's real rich here,” said Mrs. and telling my parents of our plans? Or should I go ahead 55 Halot 42 43 44 iquely their own. It involves a highly plant in Minneapolis, Minn,, and he relationship-oriented. Men see thM selves if success is really all and marry him and prove afterward that we can make it expense!... y o u 56 Birthday 45 successful mixture of technological expected to find some takers. But Kushnir is convinced that Moore who with her husband bought themselves fulfilled in their work, that great,” she said. “In the valley, together? 5AVVY NOW? figure 46 47 57 Automotive to- and entrepreneurial skills and an "Part of it is the rat race in Silicon what production workers in the a house five years ago for $30,000. the American dream of a single TORMENTED 40 49 60 51 52 53 women in their relationships. Men ciety (abbr) appetite for hard work. Valley — the pace of the industry valley value most are "secure jobs, "Now it’s worth more than $100,- family home is no longer possible for are basically risk takers, women DEAR TORMENTED: Introduce Tom to your 56 Callt on deity S4 55 66 It also includes brief bursts of in­ here, " he said. "Some people are fair pay, interesting work and a 000. Now, I know my house isn’t real­ secuity makers. In white collar work young people.” 59 College chance for advancement.” ly worth that much. I just know it’s parents. (If you don’t, he will think you are ashamed degree (abbr} 57 56 59 tensive play in spectacularly thinking about longterm careers, in electronics there is no job But she said life for most in Sun­ of him.) He believes they have achieved not. It’s ridiculous. It’s scary. Young beautiful surroundings under the identifying with and settling down guarantee, so there is an attitude of nyvale still is good. Feeling “tormented'* as you do, please confide in iNtMSPAPIR INTE"( benign California sun. with one company. ” that and notes that the great majori­ people can’t afford to buy houses making the bucks while you can. You “Sunnyvale is predominantly your clergyman and let him counsel you. It would be a In its work — and even in its play Vince Lange, personnel manager ty of electronics workers in the here. It’s not fair to the young get ahead by going sideways, jum­ white and a good buffer from mistake to marry Tom while so many doubts and fears exist. If your love is “true,** marriage can wait — Silicon Valley qualifies as one of for Sperry Univac’s Semiconductor valley have not joined unions. He people.” ping to a similar job at another com­ reality,” said Mrs. Belk, who is Division, commented wryly, thinks part of the industry will leave The Rev. Gary Dusek, pastor of until you are absolutely sure. Please heed this advice the world's bastions of unfettered pany for a higher salary.” black. “The city has no financial and write again soon. I care. ’’Minneapolis has its advantages. because the valley cannot contain its the First Baptist Church of Sun­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue Dridqe competition. Dusek described drug problems in problems. People are Interested in growth, If an entrepreneurial technologist You can afford to buy a house nyvale, came to the valley from the public schools as “enormous.” the environment and individual there." “It will continue to be a creative Massachusetts three years ago and S...SO IS / I DON'T ...BUT I HAVE A FEELING WE MUST FINISH in the valley remarks that he wears "Drugs are psychological fences,” rights. I have to go to Oakland to see MINE! WHAT I KNOW... THIS QUICKLY.' ELIM INATE H IM , KAYLAk! a necktie only when he is "inter­ Some job seekers at the fair were center,” he said, “but it isn't going now speaks fluent Californian. he said. “Kids do what their parents the real world.” DEAR ABBY; I am expecting a baby in about three to become just a big think tank." months and have been very careful not tp smoke, drink or ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag facing externally " — which usually discussing offers from companies in "1 have to know where my people do — drink, smoke, use pot.” She sees the major problem as Kushnir does not believe that are at and this involves social even consume caffeine during my pregnancy. I hope to means hosting a business lunch, it the valley. Job hopping is so com­ Despite the problems, Dusek said spiraling housing costs. continue to give our baby the most healthful environment production workers will be forced would be incorrect to assume that mon that the industry's annual tur­ awareness,” said Dusek, whose job there is in the valley “more activity, “A lot of families need two in­ possible after he (or she) is born. Second hand high strategy Silicon Valley is in any way "laid nover rate is 23 percent. out of the valley by high prices. He is to expose the scripture to his con­ friendliness and warmth than back comes to live here. People talk about The problem is my mother-in-law. She is a heavy smoker, said some of them without any Alan "Playing at three no . back, " as some of the natives are There are 6,000 Ph.D.'s in the gregation end point out its East. It’s a neat place to live, if you the job-housing imbalance. There and I would prefer that she not subject our baby to her college training earn more than $10 secondhand smoke. Studies have confirmed the theory that trump. South ducks the first wont to suggest. valley. They are among the leaders applications to their lives. are more jobs than«bouses.” ^ade and wins the second. in firms that over the past decade per hour. babies who have been exposed to secondhand smoke have a Whatever else Silicon Valley is, it higher incidence of respiratory illness. NORTH : Then he goes to dummy and Kushnir said there had been a 4632 leads a oiamond. Preferably is not "California Casual," a phrase have been a stock market bonanza. Your Money's Worth My mother-in-law smokes one cigarette after another and The elite of the world's electrical "compression” between salaries of VAK75 the four If East is sitting that has been exported eastward but she's anything but gracious when she's told her smoke is ♦ 84 there taking a nap. he plays which does not at all describe the engineering talent did not choose the "entry-level engineers” and top bothersome or irritating. 4AKQ6 his three. South plays the ten. After our baby comes, my husband and I intend to ask her M awesome activity along the 25-mile valley solely for its good weather. managers such as himself. WEST EAST West takes his jack and South to please step outside if she wants to smoke. But what if it’s stretch of U S, 101 from Palo Alto to Stanford University in Palo Alto "It's a perfect example of the 4 7 4 4KQJ 109 runs off the rest of the tricks has played an important role in the market forces at work," said Resurgence of mutuals raining or dark outside? The Flintetonea — Hanna Barbara Productiona 4J106 4Q942 If East is wide awake he plays San Jose MRS. S.. PARKDALE. ORE. ♦ J96 ♦ K3 his king of diamonds and the Despite a current hiring slow­ development of Silicon Valley. Dr. Kushnir, who was encouraged by three nolrump contract By SYLVIA PORTER awareness that no-loads have all which may be used in conjunction 4 J 10 8 7 3 492 down, some 1,000 high-technology Frederick Terman, a professor Reagan's election to the presidency. DEAR MRS. 8.: If it*s raining, give her an umbrella. PLEASE/FRED ..‘so, WOULD collapses" A remarkable resurgence is now the advantages of loads, without with selected funds; exchange I J U S T "YOU MIND SOUTH Oswald: “If South lets the companies in the valley fight a con­ emeritus at Stanford who is con- "I’m interested in capital for­ And if it’s dark, give her a flashlight. ' - ^ 4 ASS under way in traditional mutual payment of any sales fee, and final­ privileges from one fund to another SOT PEBBLES TURNING OFF king hold. East rattles off tinuing recruiting battle for those sidererd the father of Silicon Valley, mation,” he said. “We need to invest 4 8 3 funds that invest in stocks and cor­ ly, the revival of interest in in the same fund group; systematic DEAR ABBY: This is in response to the 17-year-old sitter TO S L E E P ,/ YOUR YlBKATOR ♦ AQI07S2 enough spade tricks to defeat with the highest skills. Job jumping encouraged his brightest students to in our productive capabilities, invest who complained that her $1 per hour baby-sitting wage was him. if he takes his ace. he porate bonds — and it is gaining equities in general. withdrawal plans; telephone CHAIR? 454 still is rampant. start companies near the university. in machines people use and need.” the same as her mother made when she was a girl. can’t ever bring in the dia­ power as 1981 wears on. To docu­ ’The sensational growth of the Vulnerable: North-South mond suit." A recent Sunday edition of the San Two of them — William Hewletl Kushnir and others on the Silicon redemption, investment programs I'm 33, and 17 years ago I sat for 25C an hour and was ment the startling growth: money market funds in this era of for minors, etc. ’This already long glad to get the job. One family had five children from 9 Dealer; North Alan: “‘We don't think loo Jose Mercury News contained 47 and David Packard — started a com­ Valley fast track are convinced that much of South s notrump call. • More than 7 million investors steep interest rates is a tale by years old to a year. 1 changed diapers, fed them all dinner, West North E^st South pages of job offers, the great majori­ pany in Packard’s one-car garage Reagan and his administration share and varied listing has barely He might well have reoid to now own mutual funds — despite itself. In today’s column and in the touched the new services. bathed them and put them to bed, all for the same 25C an 14 14 2# ty of them in the microelectronics which gave birth to Hewlett- that view. Pass 24 Pass 2 NT three diamonds If North the fact that in the “disaster” reports to follow. I’m reporting on Of particular’ significance to hour. It was part of my job. passed. South would make a industry. Packard. one of the world’s largest Robin Burk, wife of a U.S. Air I n.pw have a 6-year-old son for whom I need sitters. I pay Pass 3 NT Pass Pass years of 1970-75 a full 5 million the more conventional common Pass nice part score. If North That industry since 1963 has electronic firms. Force officer and mother of 4-year- many investors is the development $1.50 an hour, and when the sitter comes my son has cashed in their mutual fund shares. stock funds, balanced funds, raised to four diamonds and transformed Santa Clara County — As firms in the valley grow, they old Charity, is a highly regarded by several large fund management already had his dinner and bath and is ready for bed. South continued to the dia­ • In size, the mutual fund in­ growth funds and income funds — organizations of "faniilies” of I’ve had some sitters who have eaten up a week’s supply of mond game, he could make it whose heart is Silicon Valley — from have a tendency to split like systems analyst for Systor Corp., but Opening lead;47 dustry, not including money the funds upon which the industry groceries — with some help from their friends who have against any defense. " a bucolic agricultural area to a crazy amoebas, with top talent leaving tc her ambitions are not typical in her mutual funds with a wide selection market funds, closed out 1980 with was built. Also in that category visited without my consent. Others have gone through my Oswald: "Playing in five quilt of freeways and low-slung form their own small companies. current profession. A graduate stu­ of investment objectives, together The Born Loser — Art Sansom diamonds. South must take an $61 billion total assets, now are aggressive growth funds drawers, used my cosmetics, tried on my clothes, gabbed for architectural marvels where people For example, it is said that more dent in theology, she hopes to be or­ with exchange privileges between hours on my phone, entertained their boyfriends (on my DJEuee ’ ^ IF Nbu gXHAL^ By Oswald Jacoby early diamond finesse, cash • In number of funds, the expan­ reaching for maximum capital ap­ work in surroundings that can be as than 40 firms can trace their roots tc dained in the Episcopal priesthood. funds. ’Through these "families,” bed), smoked pot and scratched my albums. and Alan Sontag the ace and then discard a sion has been striking, too. Today, preciation; funds that invest in STUCK spade on dummy's third-high posh as the lobbies of luxury hotels. Fairchild Semiconductor in the As one who does not see her own you, as an investor, can easily 1 once had a sitter ask me not to call her again because I '— there are about 800 registered e e T v o ^ Oswald: “Here is an old club. He can start by either valley town of Mountain View. future tied to the industry, she high-technology companies; funds move from a fund with one type of didn't have a color television! taking, or ducking, the first In Sunnyvale, in the heart of the mutual funds investing in stocks HAD IT WITH SITTERS favorite hand to show when it valley but not its most affluent town, Analysts predict that by the end ol makes some interesting obser­ that specialize in one industry such investment orientation to another, FUX3RS is really important to play spade." and corporate bonds. (NEWSPAPKR ENTERI’RISE ASSN i the median family income is a whop­ the decade the valley will rival the vations on its present management as chemicals, energy, gold; funds depending upon your own financial R3RAF0U second hand high." oil and automobile industries in sales and its future. • And to underscore your return that specialize in investments in situation and your expectations of ping $26,000 a year. Many of the 107,- to mutual fund investing, in M iwjres. 000 citizens of Sunnyvale are secure and impact. "People eventually will create overseas companies; funds that use how the markets are trending. Hstrogroph January alone, your purchases of /W 6H T To a man like Dr. Alan Kushnir, automatic functions to take over options to enhance their income. To you, the small-medium size in the knowledge that they have mutual funds (other than short­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There Is director of operations at the growing what they are doing now,” she And coinciding with the develop­ investor, the phenomenon of most nothing wishywashy about the achieved the Good Life. term money funds) hit $1.03 billion, Magnex Corp., Silicon Valley is the predicted. "They could in 10 to 15 ment of so many new funds is a practical importance well may be ‘f c u r way you'll deal with others today. But some people in Sunnyvale — Your position will be clearly REIAK. . Our Boarding House fast track, which is precisely where years work themselves out of jobs.” surpassed only by sales of $1.17 parallel growth in investment and the emergence of the no-load and others in the valley — do not billion in July of 1980. ^ r t h d a y defined, yet diplomatically need a computer to figure out that he wants to be. "The work I do here is technical,” financial services being created mutual fund as a dominant force in presented. d VIRGO (Aug. 22-8epl. 22) You m As dramatic as these industry their American Dream is fading fast In an interview in the living room she said. "The work I would do in the and. provided to you, if you will the industry. For these funds, you Winthrop — Dick Cavalll statistics are, what’s far more become a mutual fund investor. RtorctiSI.INI may have an opportunity again IM Ai REGULAR SCFTIE! J£6’ STARTIN’ \HITH THE and could become a nightmare. of his bunglow in Sunnyvale, ministry would be intuitive. It would pay no sales charge, no "load”; today to do business with son>e- BECAUSE I ^S^VE MY l7THER^ BILL! CASH JN THE significant is what’s going on OeaUngs you will have this com­ one who once worked out some­ Kushnir, a Chicago native, explained require people skills: One of the Commonplace are the well- every cent you invest is working in ing year with contacts who have poa ^ VACATION HOY/ I BARREL 09. THE V 0 3 - Housing costs are soaring. The sky thing profitable for you. A repeat THE WAV I FIGURE rc I'v e TWELVE why. problems in the electronics industry behind these figures. The major advertised (although often far the fund of your choice for you. dout should prove very success­ I'A^ GCIN& T O H A V E TO aOTTA PO THE SAME CATCHER SETS AN is smudged by smog. Freeways are performance Is likely. (5OT TW ELVE M5RE >BAPS l o n g - y h i , is that people have been promoted to happenings which have lured so below claimed) services of No-loads now account for more ful. You've lined up some power­ LMMA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're PO SOMETH INQ-ABOUT rxFDRTHISONE.' EMERJENCV c a l l ! jammed day and night. Sewage, "This is a very demanding in­ ful allies. Over the coming OF SCHCOL/AHBADOF M E, V e A R S . ( W I N T H R O R important jobs without having these many back into mutual funds in­ professional management; than half the mutual fund sales very protective today of persons MV F^RSONAL-ITV. YOU WERE cSONE plants have overflowed. There is lit­ dustry," said Kushnir, who often clude: months they'll demonstrate their for whom you care. This is right I WANT EVERYTKING ' LDNSER THAN FfTEE tle land available for expansion in works 12 hours a day. “If you want to people skills.” simplified recordkeeping and (excluding money market funds). worth. and propw. In fact, you may The proliferation of new types of exactly the sa m e; MAPS AT 6A S the valley. survive and succe^ in it, you have Mrs. Burk said the companies are safekeeping of securities; The number of funds from which have to go to bat for a loved one r STATIDNS! who needs your help. funds; the dramatic expansion of automatic reinvestment of ARlIt (March 21-Aprll IS) If good job go begging, it is to meet that demand. Those who are owned and managed by technical you can choose is up to 307 as tCORPIO (Oct. 24tHov. 22) Involvements with friends today people. conveniences and services never dividends; group plans; periodic against 175 as recently as 1974. You're a go(^ starter today, but primarily because young engineers not willing to put in long hours just should turn out very well for all before available; the relatively a stronger finisher, especially if "They demand incredible loyalty purchase plans; payroll d^uction Tomorrow: New Mutual Fund concerned. Each of you will be fresh out of university cannot afford wouldn’t fit in.” you find yourself In a position to good income and growth perfor­ protective and supporilve of the Kushnir, whose doctorate is in but it works because technical plans; preauthoriz^ check tran­ “Universe” of Funds. resolve something which has "starter" homes at $130,000 for other. Rnd out more of what lies mance of the funds in recent years; saction plans. bean causing you headaches. three bedrooms on a tiny lot. physics, fits in nicely. He is con­ workers like to be relied on. The at­ Copyright 1981, Field Enterprises ahead for you In the year follow­ the spectacular increase in no-load 8AQ(TTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) mosphere has been finely geared to Now available and spreading ing your birthday by sending for One of the valley’s more curious sidered a comer. ’ Inc. * Continue to press with all your w funds, which do not involve a sales your copy of Astro-Graph. Mall § technical people. The system has are: tax sheltered retirement Field Newspaper Syndicate efforts In order to make some­ rituals is the "job fair, " where com­ Carole, his wife, understands the at for each to Astro-Graph. Box amu / charge, reflecting spreading thing you're hoping for a reality. panies set up booths to try to lure long hours and puts in a hard week produced an incredible amount of plans, variable annuity options 489. Radio City Station, N.Y. You can do it If you're willing to FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob T h a v M 10019. Be sure to specify birth technologists away from each other. herself as a division manager in a work.” pay the price. Levy’s Law — James Schumelster date. Mrs. Burk said he work at­ CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jan. 19) If “It's healthy competition, " said jewelry manufacturing company. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You you are negotiating a financial mosphere includes such perquisites have the capability today to [ X ( OFFlCH^,.ICAU6HT^ HOW COULD MDU U FE ,V C 6/ rK David Aberman, presiding over the Their two sons attend Sunnyvale matter today, don't bargain from VETERINARIAN overcome difficult obstacles If L . V i THlSFA’ntNTTBYINC )— PO THIS TO MC, MY t e l e v is io n public schools which Kushnir as the pools, racquet clubs and even weakness. Assess the matter .'^^^HATS job fair he had organized at the are properly motivated. INAITIN6 ROOM carefully and you'll see you're in DENNIS? SET, NO.'' jA is e s Hyatt Hotel in San Jose. "The com­ described as "acceptable. ” Friday afternoon beer parties. Think of what winning means a s t r o n g position. p l a n = and fire your best shot. panies don’t camp out on each Tbe family likes living in the "People are being bought off. A lot A O U A m u i (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) VOU WERE OiMINI (May 21-Jime 20) Fun of people out there are making a lot Egotistical people may be diffi­ '^3-SO other’s doorstep. This is the place to valley but recognizes its problems. types of competitive Involve­ THEO^ IT*.••. n o t h i n g NijT cult for others to handle, but not of money. ments should be your cup of tea WHO r a j ? be if you're looking for technical “The population density here is for you today. You'll know how to today. Rather than succumbing ME 1 0 people. This is the place to get very high,” said Kushnir. "San “When you do computer work, the make them think your Ideas are ' ’p io p tB " m AGAXINB. to inactivity, get out the bowling G6AB LJFE.'' theirs. them.” Francisco-to-Jose is a super city. source of your identity is the bowl or tennis racquet. PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) This machine. They are looking for peo­ CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) If Activity at the fair appeared brisk It's all shovpd into the Talley, but in Is one of those days where your Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel there Is sorr>eone vrho Is overdue ple who like to come in and work at 3 past good deeds should con>e but some of the big-name companies just 15 minutes’ drive from here you on what he or she owes you. this home to roost. Persons whom this time did not pay Aberman’s can be in the middle of a redwood a.m.” Is a good day to send th ^ a you've helped are now looking to HEADS UP^J ^ ^ tle reminder. Your chances firm. Business People, Inc., $2,000 forest,” Mrs. Burk explained the high tur­ make your lot In life easier. for recovery are good. for a booth. Hit hard by recession The Kushnirs also like the valley’s nover in the industry by saying. (NCWSSAKn fNTERPMSf ASSN.) 7^ x: Kit V CariyiR — Urry Wright Short Ribs — Frank Hill TIm World Almanac* HE5 NOT MUCH OF A SHERIFF Rogers Corp. sees sales boost BUTA SREATOOSCATCHER.

ROGERS— Rogers Corp., a “Rogers is now weil-positioned to Rogers Corp. currently operates at developer and manufacturer of resume its traditionai growth rate in 13 plaht locations in the United engineered electronic components eiectronic interconnection Your Local States, Mexico, Belgium, and and materials, foresees strong im­ products," the chief executive con­ France. Its Circuit Systems Group is provement in sales and a return to tinued. "The Flexible Circuits Divi­ composed of the Flexible Circuits 1. In 1916, four yean after the profitability in the first quarter, sion, for exampie, have overcome Division, Circuit Materials Division, Titanic diaaater, tbe French POPKOS LAPSE, COMBINATION after a loss in the fourth quarter of cruiaer Provence sank in the Family criticai yield probiems and will ship Microwave Materials Division, and Mediterranean. How numy P i z z a f f i s p e p f e c t y iH P o u e M 1980, according to Norman L. Green- 40 percent more product in the first Q/PAC Division in Chandler, Fletcher’S Landing man, president. Uvea were lost In this marine M V D O O P . I------quarter than in the preceding three Arizona and Agua Prieta, Mexico, dliaiter? (a) $98 (b) 1,701 (c) "Rogers company-wide progress to months. Additionaily, our Mektron and the Bus Products Division in 3,100 MRS. R.lCiLe/'5 ATTirODEu SHE 5AV tXACTLS, 6UT I lW SORT OF SHE CALLED date is very encouraging,” stated Nowspapor ^ r r ”P(3LLINC( 8 0 ." Europe Group, despite the slowdown Mesa, Arizona and Aqua Prieta, 1. Who was the tin t woman TtKAW lD /NdlWq IS Ytg.'/' KNOW SHt'5 ^3----- — ------Greenman, “including improvement in business in Europe, is well ahead Mexico. fovernor elected in her own PUSHINQ PO. ) ISTljATUHAT X. at our Circuit Systems Group in right? (a) Ima Hogg, Texas (b) IS ------r 5HLT6LD YOU'?’ of iast year’s saies rate.” Rogers products are based on the Lee Ray, WiSi. (c) Ella Subscribe Today Call 647-9846 Arizona where most of the fourth "This positive outlook is due in application of.polymer cbemistiy GraMO.Cono. quarter problems arose. Expansion large part to last year’s increased and process technology to fill the 3. Tbe Fireatone Tournament of the Bus Products Division into a expenditures for research and needs of electronics and other of Chamnlooa la the richest new 45,000 square foot facility in development and marketing, as well selected industrial markets for event In Its sport What sport 3he lIeral^ Mesa, Arizona next month will make is this? (a) track k fleldfb ) as to improving manufacturing engineered components and bowling (c) sheet shooting available additional manufacturing operations,” said Greenman. materials. For fiscal UNO, Rogers AND ADVERTtSER eifWs^ space and improved layout for the 30,000 CIRCULATiON , “On the basis of present order ac­ recorded net sales of |B8,1 million. ANSWERS Flexible Circuits Division. Our three tivity, Rogers expects a rising sales First quarter results in I960 include other divisions headquartered in trend through 1981,” Greenman con­ net income of $843,000 on net sales of 3 -5 0 Chandier wiil aiso benefit.” cluded. $25.3 million. q’fS’jD’l T" M - THE HERALD, Mon„ March 30. 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., March 30, 1981 — 23 ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4- UVEimSING o p i n i o n ^ DEMIUNE CLASSIFIED 643-2711 MTES o t \0 '" ® Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the day NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sate 35— Heating-Plumbing 4 6 - Sportlng Goods 56—MIsc. for R ^ t $2.10 Call 643-2711 before publication. 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products r- Call 643-2711 1— Lott and Found 25— Investment Property 37— MovIng-TrucKIng-Storage46—Antiques 13— Help Wanted 36—Services Wanted 49—Wanted to Buy Deadline for Saturday Is 2— Personali 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD 3— Announcemantt 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 26—Real Estate Wanted 1 D A Y ...... 14(F ...... 4— Entertainment MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• day's deadline Is 2:30 S^Auctlons 62— Trucks for Sale Building ContneUng 33 Articin for Sato 41 Anilquet 4$ Apartmanta For Rant 53 EDUCATION 3 D A Y S ...... 13s •••••••••••••••••••••••••• OtHeee-Slont for Rent 55 Auto Pent For Sale 1 60 Autos For Sale 51 Friday. MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••A 64— Motorcydes-BIcydea 6 D A Y S ...... 12« FARRAND REMODEUNG - FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent SCREENED LOAM- A N T IQ U E S & MANCHESTER - ONE Phone 643-2711 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trallera-Mobile Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, WORKSPACE OR STORAGE *^FOUR SPLIT RIM WHEELS 1971 MAVERICK - New tires, 19— Schools-Classet 26 D A Y S ...... l i e GRAVEL, Processed Gravel, COLLECTIBLES - Will BEDROOM apartment in 8— Bonda-Stocka-Morigaget20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 65—Ofnces^torea tor Rent Homes Room Additions, Decks, All SPACE FOR RENT in 15 inches. Eight lugs $10^ch. shocks, carburator, front end, 33— Building-Contracting 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service Sand, Stone, and Fill. For purchase outright, or sell on t. No pets. Call Manchester. No lease or 9— Personal Loans 44— Musical Instruments HAPPY ADS U .M PER INCH ^pes of Remodeling and deliveries call George Grif- commission. House lot or 644-1384. heater, AM-FM. Dependable. 10—Insurance 34— Rooflng-Sldlng 45— Boats & Accessories 5 7 - Wanted to R ent' 67— Autos for Rent-Lease security deposit. Reasonable REAL ESTATE Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ fing, Andover 742-78W. single piece. 6444962. “Best offer. Call'643-t ' 3-5M4. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. ------rates. Suitable for sm all Autos For Sale 61 THREE BEDROOM business. Retail and commer- SLEEVELESS WEDDING WANTED - Antique Fur­ 1969 FORD GALAXY, four Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 LEON CIEZSYNSKI A P A R T M E N T - N ew ly daily zoned. Call 872-1801, 10 door, very good condition. GOWN in ivory silk organza niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil remodeled kitchen. Ladndry to 5. BUILDER. New homes, ad- with mandorin neckline and Paintings or Antique Items. $800, 649-3387 after 6:00 p.m. BABYSITTER NEEDED for BANK BRANCH MANAGER When in need of a Service or Product ((itions, remodeling, rec room. No utilities. No heat. ------.. empire bodice. Caplet and R. Hamson. Telephone 643- $400 per month. 643-5001. ^ 6 and 8 year olds weekdays for branch office in growing rooms, garages, kitchens train re-embroidered with 8079. WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. near community. Commercial remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Alencon lace. Brand new- MODEL WRECKS - Cash professionally restored. New MANCHESTER - FOUR W Paid. Call Parker Street Used high school. High school girl Bank experience with Len­ dormers, roofing. Residential never worn. Reasonable. Call Wanted to Buy 40 battery, tires, exhaust, Your preferred. Call 646-5398. ding, and Business Develop­ or commercial. 649-4291. 646-1121.after 5:00 p.m. ROOMS, lots of extras. $200s. DDIUATE Auto Parts, 649-3391. wheels, tune-up and new ment background required. Locators 236-5648. FEE. paint. Call anytime 649-8180. WANTED TO BUY BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR HIRING NOW to work one of Send resume and salary CALL A PROFESSIONAL DESIGN KITCHENS, BOY’S 20 INCH BIKE $30. Old IMMEDIATELY, Older ------PROPERTY Bargain Spot our outdoor flower locations, requirement marked Con­ ({abinets, vanities, counter Fashioned school desk. $30. EAST HARTFORD - Share a U f o n t A fl» SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS House in need of repair. Cash. house. 7V4 Room Raised ■walll mi5- $3,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monza Friday, Saturday or Sunday. fidential to: Donald Page, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Call 647-1106. Please call Frank J.T. Strano, available through government Work one, two or three days. South Windsor Bank & Trust ($istom woodworking, colonial Ranch. $183 monthly, plus 1/3 $1,800, 4 cy lin d e r, 1974 agencies, many sell for under Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. of utilities. April 1st. Call Bill Car needed. SDR Enterprises, Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 271 1 reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- BARBIE DOLL dress .70 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. $200. Call 602-941-8014 ext. 7816 or Herbie 569-1321 1^1'ldies included. 8 cylinder $1,500. $l,5do. 1969 Andover, Conn., 742-99B. South Windsor, Ckmn., 06074. cents. Bride dress $3.50. WANTED. PIANO - Old up­ (or your directory on how to Ha/p Hfanlad 13 Help Wanted 13 ______!______^______Parking. Private entrance. a MC Ambassador 4 door $ ^ . PLEASE READ Equal Opportunity Employer. Bridesmaid $2.00. Call 643- right. 643-4962. purchase. ARTISTS - NEED EXTRA ROBERT JARVIS MANCHESTER - One 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, poor You Can Advertise Youi- Service Or Bualneaa In This 6452. bedroom at Sunnybrooke 646-4126. condition, best offer. The YOUR AD MONEY? Our company has TRAINEE - RETAIL Bu il d in g c o n t r a c t o r ; TOY TRAIN - LIONEL and F R E E 1973 CHEVY. 9 immediate openings for free CAREER (food market) op­ Custom Building, Additions, Village. Quiet and convenient w - m pu b -o t p r r p t a i i above may be seen at the passenger station wagon with Directory For As Little As $3.65 Per Week. Pleaae CROSSBACK other laroe sizes. U.S. or location, ftivate entrance. MANCHESTER RETAIL, Savings Bank of Manchester. CliiilfiM l idt an lakan lance artists to oo paste-up portunity for bright, attrac­ Garages, Roofing and Siding. COMBINATION DOOR 36x68. foreign. Buying for limited purchase of five L7815 tires (4 Single story building. $350 923I Ma Main St.. Manchester. like new), 12 volt battery, over Um pfiona as a con- and inking. Days or evenings tive gal-guy to b^om e store Call 643-2711 And A»k For Joe. Kitchens, Bathrooms and Like new, $50. Remington time only. 649-ffi70. monthly. Includes heat, hot space, 2,000 sq. ft. to 2^000 sq. { available. Please call for in­ new. $350, firm. 64.3-1814 vsnisnes. The Hsrald la TELEPHONE SOLICITOR manager. Dedicated, un­ Repair work of all kinds. 643- chain saw XL-9. Good condi­ water, air conditioning, « yen; reasonable. Brokers terview, 633-3623. married career person 6712. BUICK CENTURIAN, PS, 3 raaponalUa for only ons In- tion. 16 inch blade. $85. Call appliances, storage and coin PB, AT, AC. Very good condi­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 preferred. Rockville- ■UlLOINO^nNTIUCTINa PMNTINfl a PAPERINa MENY IUU6 CUTTIN6 646-7276. * RENTALS operated laundry. No pets, rh'operties, 1-228-1206. corrset biaortfon and ttMn WANTED TEACHER (PRE-SCHOOL) Mansfield area. Contact tfOR ALL YOUR tion. $466 or best offer. 643- 5317. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE only to Iho alio of tl)p needed for morning nursery Chuck Anthony, 246-8541, IHTaiDA-EXTERIIM CONSTRUCTION NEEDS SUMMER IS COMING -Sears Damato Enterprises. 646-1021. RENOVATED 310 With $ome experience FARRAND REMODEUNG Rooms tor Rent 52 - Lowest Rates Available! original Inaartlon. Errors program. Send resume or in­ Wilson Agency, Hartford. PAINTING MISTER HAIRCUT CALL H ARP Coldspot 5000 BTU air con­ THREE ROOM RENT - Cen- | 9“a'’e feej office available, quiries to P.O. Box 58, West Cabinets, Roofing Gutters, 8M CINTM STMIT CONSTRUCTION! Additions, DODGE Window Van, many • Immediate Binding Lay4Jp whtcfi do not Isaaon Iha Room Additions, Decks, Alt A WALLPAPERING ditioner with comfort sensor 3 trally located. Adults only. No "Ja'" *“'.**1 *®eation with am- new parts. Needs motor. Best CALL DAVE Willington, CT. 06279. Equal TURRETT LATHE SET up Om M v Work. ir it It Roofing, Siding, Plumbing St CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM Options. Call Joan, Clarke In­ vahis of tha advarOaomant types of Remodeling and speed good running condition. for mature gentleman. Please utilities. Please call 6494790. ple parking. Call 649-2891. offer. 643-5317. surance Agency. 643-1126. at 647-994B Opportunity Employer. and operate W & S lathes. Itmmd. Hours: Tu m . thru Fri. Electrical. Call 643-5001. $60. Two available. 646-6999. will not bo corractad by an repairs. Free estimates. FfM ettRMtM C tm m M lf OfYtn e to 5:30 call 6464701 after 6:00 p.m. If you’re Applicant must have FOUR ROOM APARTMENT g ^ ^ E S FOR REN'T - 4W to additional Inaartlon. for an appointment BOLTON - HEBRON ROAD minimum 5 yrs. experience Fully insured. DAVID MET Saturday 6 to 5:00 1975 CHEVY MONTE CARLO FOR SALE - 1974 KAWASAKI PHONE 943-6017 fCAoMd Ifowdtrt; tooting 34 LUGGAGE RACK - 51x85 LARGE ROOM FOR RENT • First floor. Adults. No pets. ^ square fw t. Good location. - Air conditioging, power 100 - good running condition ■ AREA. Young person to do working with aircraft parts 646-0794 aluminum and stainless steel. Parking. No appliances. Central air conditioning, ard work. Call 649-0630, In private home. $40 per week. brakes, power steering and looks great. $400. Call 649- 0 machined from forgings. Any r GOFER WILL INSTALL Adjustable. Suitable for van Security. References, 649- parking and separate private automatic transmission. Runs 0902. beitween 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 experimental background oofing. Siding, or Gutters for Many extras. Please only looking for or large station wagon. $35. responsible person. Call 646- ^265 women’s and men’s rooms. excellent! 649-3018, or 646- p.m. withh engiiengine lathe work a big AUT0 6iimCE g2z)w Discount Mice! Call Ken Call 6^3067...... Reasonable rent. Call 649- START YOUR OWN LAWN plus.• EEO-MFH. IFH. Call Ken for 7035. 1978 RED MOTOBECAN l i ^ r a l b MOWING BUSINESS, aC 647-1566. Nomat tor Rent 54 ...... MOPED ■ Variable speed. FULL-TIME appointment at 649-2851. E.A. You May Run Ottsifiad Mnrtisiac SIX G7S-14 'HRES including Guaranteed minimum. $450 MAIN'TENANCE position. F’atten Company, 303 MAPLE M©bil h ...... ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING 1975 MUSTANG - Automatic. Windshield and baskets. an per week or part time $100 per Houtehold Goods 40 two snow tires with rims. MANCHESTER HOME - five Properly RURAL Contact: Mr. Blanberg at Wctherell Street, Manch. Your Ad For Super Service, Inc. ROOM - Shower bath. Free 57.000 miles. Nice little car. Excellent condition! Qves Yo6 Mire day. We provide customers, ...... Girl’s three speed Ross bicy­ rooms with laundry facilities, ror Rent 55 $1900 or best offer. Call 643- Accessories available. $450 Rham High School. Heliron As Many QAt • OIL - LUMICATION • cle $35. Call 6439864. parking. Private entrance. business help and equipment. 649-9587 or 228-9474. INFLATION GOT YOU IN A Insertions As DIESiL FUEL FirViar USED REFRIGERATORS, Apply: 195 Spruce STreet, patio and more. $250. Locators A*.!?,!***!:?,*****.***.!^,*! V.*. 4230. 742-7805 Low down payment. Call PINCH? Ease the squeeze - TIRES AND BATTERIES WASHERS, RANGES - Clean, after 4:00 p.m. 23^5648, FEE. BEACH economical 228 SPSIWf n .. MANCaiSTBI Guaranteed. Parts & Service, BRAND NEW ’TWO PAIR SKI FLORIDA, 2 bedroom condo, NOTICES Evergreen Lawns 53 Slatter EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - sell Avon. Good $$$! Call 523- You Wish. Advirtiih* Doltf. •••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • along Atlantic Ocean. Tennis, 1978 DATSUN B-210 4-Door. 1978 BLACK MOTOBECANE ROUTE St. Manchester. 643-9008. 8-4 tpw prices! B.D. Pearl St RACK - worth $18 - never Air conditioning. AM-FM MOPED - Deluxe variable for Advertising Manager. One 9401. used. Asking $8. Fits ROOM FOR RENT - very Offlcee-Storee tor Rent 55 pool and club house! $250 per p.m. Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. nice, newly carpeted. Working radio. Excellent condition and speed model. Low mileage l.o A •98,000“ Sweeper, $35. Good condition. immediate occupancy, for on Saturday April lllh from 9AM to 8PM, in accordance with NEWSPAPER 8627; 649-3219. Floor Model $200. 5684086 or certain piece or parcel of land containing 20 acres more or less, situated in the in person at 1161 Tolland Colorimetric/Gravimetric Pelletier at 289-8261. 8434777. further details please call 646- State Statute 9-17 for the purpose of admitting all persons who SECRETARY- Tnpk., Manchester in Burr -IV 273-2066. 3385. Town of Glastonbury, for tbe sum of $9,150.00. Herald Analysis required. Must be 64G-G404 - 646-1171 are found to be qualified to be Electors of the Town of Andover Comers Shopping Plaza. 649- TAX PREPARATION - LAWNMOWERS REPAHIED Proposed Ordinance • to extend overnight parking ban in wintertime to April thir- CARRIERS RECEPTIONIST - Full time able to work with minimum - 15% Sr. Citizen Discount! FOR SALE, ALBINAR F The qualifications are as follows; Applicanl must be eigh­ Secretary-Receptionist for 2828. Reliable and experienced ser-' 2.8/55 telephoto lens for REVERE SLIDE MANCHESTER TWO Uetb. supervision. Send resume to: Free pick-up and delivery!. Proposed Ordinance - an Ordinance requiring the fixing of street numbers on main office. South Windsor vice in your home at screw-type mount with haze PROJECTOR plus many BEDROOM, New and com­ teen years of age, must be a resident of the Town of Andover, if Griswold & Fuss En­ EDUCATION Inveelment Property 25 reasonable cost. Norm Expert service! ECONOMY buildings. foreign born must be a naturalized citizen. WANTED Bank & Trust Company. Good HANDY MAN WANTED - 20 vironmental Labortories, 360 and skylight filters, $50. Call triys $35. Wnite vinyl pletely furnished condo apart- Copies of tbe Proposed Ordinances may be seen In tbe Town Clerk's Office during hours per week, 8:00 a m. to Marshal^ 64340M. LAWNMOWER, 847-3890. loveseat, black leather-like Ruth K. Munson, Town Clerk typing skills essential. Diver- East Center Street, EXCELLENT 633-5588 evenings. ment with garage. All business hours. sitietfduties include: Opening 12:00 a.m. Clean environment Private Inelructlone IS cushions plus parsons table. appliances, carpet Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Grants, F\ind 41 for Board for Admission of Electors Manchester, Conn., 06040. INVESTMENT! Good cash Peinting-Paporing' 32 Want new accounts, telephone con­ - no heavy lifting. Phone 647- COLUMBIA, GIRL’S 20 inch $64. 647-1&7. throughout. Prime location...... -...$11,956.00 042-03 SUSTONBURY tact and secretarial work for 9361 between 8:00 a.m. to flow! First floor leased to HAVE YOUh TAX RETURN Library material and Media equipment, to be financed by Grant funds under Title VOICE, PIANO, package store. Second floor, bike. High rise handle bars. $450. I d . Real Estate 646-1980 Olde Statge Rd.. Wagon bank officers. Call Karen 12:00 a m. EXPER'n.Y P R E Y E D by PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Very good condition. $30. UTILITY TRAILER - 6’xlO’. or 646-7513. IV (B) of tbe Elementary and Secondary Education Act. ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - very nice apartment, plus 5 James R..McCavanagh, Secretary Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd, Sheridan at 289-6061 for an ap­ leading, independant Tax Con - Interior and exterior. Telephone 649-9466. $150. 643-1814. PERMANENT Former Faculty New York car garage, $67,900. Call for Board of Directors pointment. EOE, City Music & Art High School. sultant. Please phone: Dan Commercial and residential. ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY TOWN OK MANCHESTEH CALL THE HERALD further details. Strano Real Free estimates. Fully in­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut PART-TIME JOB Call 644-8597. Wade, 649^6851 tot appoint FOR SALE 30 inch Franklin Building Suppllet 42 APARTMENT FURNISHED this 26tb day of March 1961 LEGAL NOTICE Estate, 646-2000. nnent. sured. 646-4879. EXPERIENCED wood burning stove. Excellent - Central air and heat. 0564M The Zoning Board ol Appeals at a meeting on Mareh 23, IWl made the lullnying Ads 647-9946 9 to I, or 5 to 9. HOUSEKEEPERS - Call condiUon. $99. Call 649-7935. FOR SALE 4/0 5KV Copper Complete kitchen. Main decisions; ^ • EXTERIOR PAINTING.' from 9 a m. to 4 p.m., 646- PRIVATE INCOME TAX sbeilded direct burial wire. Street location within walking TOWN OF MANCHESTER Appi. No, 776 • Palricia D. WollenberK - Hilliard Sired • Variance approved 2300. Job involves making ap­ □ REAL ESTATE experienced college student. TRS 40 MICRO COMPUTER, Call 643-4139. distance to hospital. $60 week­ {, With a condition SO. WINDSOR PROPERTY Butinett Property 26 PREPARAnON, Individual Quality work. Very LEGAL NOTICE ' , pointments on telephone and small business. Call Janet completenplete system.sys CPU - ly. Security required. One bear and consider tbe following applications: Appl. No. 778 - Heritage Savings & l»an ASsocraiion • Variance denied ■ 23 Mam Hill Dr. Apply in person. Gorin's BANK TELLER - TRAINEE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT ■ CHENEY MILL COMPLEX - 3 recorder, uumerlc keyboard. hour, plus Commission, MANCHESTER, Central loca­ bia. Excellent commercial venience. Call 643-5073. Sieffert Sr, Street. 643 LEE PAINTING. Interior &' SMrts Car Center, Route 83, or experienced. For main of­ 16K RAM level II basic editor (T.3S) Appl No. 779 • Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co • 52 Mam Street • Variance ap­ DALL HELEN fice South Windsor Bank & Bonus, Paid Sick Days, tion. Seven room cape. Three location, 30x60 store, plus 8 Exterior. “Check my ratq, Vernon. Holidays, Paid Vacation. room apartment. Situated on assembler. $ m . 742-7261. Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 The Coihmlialon proposes to amend Element 1 and Element 2 of tbe Comprehen­ proved 846-6643 Trust Co. Hours Mon. thru bedrooms, country kitchen, before you decorate.” Depen­ FOUR ROOMS - Heat and hot sive Plan of Development to Include proposals and plana for preservation and All variances shall have an effective date in accordance with the Connecticut Call between 10 and 4 to set 2W plus acres. 4000 frontage. WATERPROOFING - MANCtlESTER LAW FIRM, Thurs. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., sliders, deck, breezeway. dable. Inilly insur^. 648-1^.. KITCHEN TABLE - One Leaf, water included. New reuse of tbe mill complex. General Statutes. Notice of these decisions has t>een filed m the Town Clerk s Of­ Garage, siding, private yard. $135,000. Owner financing. Hatchways, foundation FREE! Fluffy female cat. 16 ZONING REGUUTION AMENDMENT - HISTORIC ZONE lZ-611 seeking full time secretary. Friday 8:30 a.m, to 7:00 p.m. up interview. four chairs, $45.00. West Bend appliances. Garage. Adults fice. $67,000. Owner. 643-5675. 456-1487. No agents. cracks, basement walls, sump months old. Spayed, box The Commission proposes to amend the Zoning Regulationst)y renumbering Arti­ Call lissner, Rotner, Karp, and an occasional Sat. mor­ pumps, tile lined, dry walls, INTERIOR PAINTING, over Humidifier Call 643-9368. trained. CaU ..847-1152, after only. No pets. Security ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS EAST HARTFORD ning, 8:30 ^m . to 12:30 p.m. S 69-4993 P o s s ib le a s s u m a b le ten years experience, low deposit, and references cle II, Section 18 "Prohibited Uaea" lo Article II, Section 19 and lo adopt a new Ar­ Edward Coltman. Secretary and Plepler. P/C 649-5277. gravity feed, window wells. 5:00 p.m. ticle II, Section 18 "Historic Zone" which would allow conversion ol mills and con­ 2711 Columbus Circle and Apply in p^son at 1033 John mortgage. winter rates and senior citizen required. 646-3414. Dated this 30th day of March, 1981 AMERICAN Also: Steps, walks, stone ATARI VIDEO COMPUTER struction of new buildings to provide multi-family dwellings, offices, cultural 057-03 Michael Avenue Area, SECRETARY - Manchester Fitch Blvd., South Windsor walls, fireplace and ceramic dlscounU. 843-9980. SYSTEM. Excellent condition LHASA APSO PUPS - 11 facilities, clubs, educational faclllllei, municipal laclllllei. etc as permitted uses Mon. thru Fri, between 9:00 - FRDZEN FDDD □ BUSINESS Main & Wlllys Street Area, Law Office. Legal Experience tile repairs. Over 30 years - Joyaticks, paddle controla weeks old, AKC Registered. MANCHESTER, One and commercial uies, Industrial uaea, parking facllittea, recreation facilities, etc. preferred, but not required. 11:00 a.m. Equal Opportunity INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR bedroom apartment on Main as special exception uses. Such reuie abalt be In accordance with a required ap­ 0 Silver Lane starting at and SERVICES experience! 683-1013; 643-4953. and oreakout game included MUIes. One brown, one Non-smoker. Call Valerie at Employer. PAINTING, Paper hanging, $96. CaU 6 4 6 ^ after 6:00 golden. $150. 843-0281. St. Availanle immediately. proval of life plana and building plans by tbe Commiulon. NOTICE Main Street, & Beacon Hill 643-7779. BOLTON carlpentry worrx. X. Fully in­ p.m. Heat, hot water, carpeting in­ ZONING MAP AMENDMENT iUH) GRILL PERSON over 18. Servicee Ottered 31 CUSTOM BUILT STONE St The Commisalon propoaea to amend tbe Zoning Map by adopting a xoning PUBLIC HEARINi; -Tolland Street Area. PART TIME WAITRESS, Part-tim e Monday through BRICK Retaining Walls, sured. J.P. rLewis St Son. 649- SIBERIAN HUSKIES: cluded. $225. Security mature woman. Small East required. No parking or pets. cUialflcation ol “ Historic Zone" lor a parcel containing approilmalcly 67 1 acres BOARD OK DIRECTORS CALL ERNIE LANDSCAPE LABORERS - Friday. Manchester Country A-1 EmrgyEfflclanti Patios, Chimneys, Walks and WOMEN’S ROLLERSKATES female IVk years old. Black In an area generally bounded by Hartford Road, Cedar Sireel, High Street. Elm TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENEKAI, MANAliER Mature, own transportation. Hartford Restaurant. 9 a.m. - REWEAVING BURN ■size seven, excellent condi- and white. Needs tender Call 644-2314 after 6 p.m. Club. 6464)103. HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Steps. Field Stone delivered. Terrace. New Street, Park Sireel, Cheilnul Sireel. Forest Street, tbe Cheney APRIE 6, 1981 643-9638 Willing to work. New England 1:30 p.m. Call 643-0848 9 a.m.- n u it'i bow we cUaitly this lovely INTERIOR PAINTING :tion. Used once. Call 646-1844, loving care. $25. Male, 3 years "mansions", HaiTlord Road, Hop Brook and Prospect Street currently loned In­ repaired. Window shades, Fully insured. F'Tee 7t30 P.M. Landscaping, 528-4973 after 12 p.m. m room flelMd Nanch, that Estimates. 2954034, 2954250. AND WALLPAPERING •ask for Jody. old, silver and white. Strong CO ^L ET EL Y dustrial, Residence B, Residence C, Residence AA, and Otf-Street Parking and by PHOTO COLOR LAB Venetian blinds. Keys. Tv WADDELL .SCHOOL Al DITORIl M 5:00 p.m. TECHNICIANS, printers and offers a large living room, dining and acUve. $50. 7424363 after FUA iISHED three room changing the loning clasalficatlon ol twelve parceli of land contiguous lo tbe TEMPORARY OFFICE room and kitchen, along with S FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 Quality profeaaiooal work at ^PROPANE GAS GRILL $75. apartment split/level. Private proposed Hlitorlc Zone containing approximately 3.7 acres and currently zoned 163 llruud Streel managers. Get out of the dark M&M P&H, Manchester 649- 5 p.m. Induitrlal to Reildence AA, Residence A, Residence B, Residence C. and Business Help Wanted 13 WORK AVAILABLE - bedrooms, and overslsed family Main Street. 649-5221. reaaoaanle prides. Fully in­ :Farberwear Coffee Per- entrance. All appliances in­ A public hearing on tbe General Manager's Recommended Town Budget lor the fiscal year July 1.1981 June 30,1981 13 Help Wanted and work in a totaily dayiight 2871. Small repairs, III. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, m)ni-)ab. Experience with room, a special wood burning remodeling, heating, baths, sured. Free estimates. O.L. •colator, hardly used, $20. Call Uutleal Inetrumenta 44 cluding T.V. Plenty of parking will be held Monday, April 6, 1981 at 7 30 P M at the Waddell School Auditorium. 163 Broad .Street. Manchcsicr Coventry women, CAPITAL stove. 12 to 15“ insulation, CERAMIC FIRING. Discount space. Will be available April ItnCHAEL N. CORRADO - ZONE CHANGE - ADAMS STREET IC-281 color lab equipment kitchens and water heaters. McHugh. 643-9321. ;528-18S0, Keep trying. To change the zoning claiailicatlon from Bealdence A to Planned Residence Connecticut. T^PORARIES has an Im- separate hot water heater, 2W rates. Quick service. Call 643- first. Professional person recommended. Great oppor­ baths, 2 car garage. Over one acre Free estimates! Development for a parcel of approzimately 2.4 acres and to approve a General 2543. Aiiopled Hrroit^inmdrd irKlliate need for all office tunity for future advance­ treed lot. Asking 182,500. preferred. Call 643-1879. Pain ol Development lor the ilte ■ 385, 399^01, 413 Adams Streel. - • Chtingf- skills. Earn top pair rates by TELEVISION ANTENNA 1<)80-H1 1981-82 ment. Call (203 ) 243-8600. B & M TREE SERVICE DEAN SHEA PAINTING S, CARLYLE-JOHNSON MACHINE CO. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - HILLARD working short or long term UAR REALH complete with rotor. Ready to WURLITZER ORGAN - M A N C H E S T E R - ON E General Fund 1 2.181.951 GUARANTEED TREE- DECORATING - Interior and STREET (C-29) “ $29,622,914 $31,804,865 Nidependent Dealers assignments near your homp, InstoU. $35. caU 649-1449. Model 4300, with “ all the BEDROOM condominium - Application under Article II, Section 13.16.02ln) lo permit development ol an area Mill Rate 39.30 38 90 (.4) FULL TIME LICENSED 6 4 3-26 92 MENDOUS SERVICE at an Eheterior. Also: Wallpapering. Data Processing Service Fd CAHTAL offers a convenient NobMl D. Kkmiock, Rm Hoc goodies.” Early American nice harwood floors - good which requires automobile parking spaces In excess of 60 ■ Industrial Zone - 52 241,140 268,112 25.972 RENTAL AGENT for affordable price! “SPECIAL Craftsmansnlp! Call Water Service Fund interview location in B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom WESTINGHOUSE style. In mint condition! $900 location. Includes garage. Main Sireel and 28 Hilliard Street. ______2,348,189 2.950.400 602.211 Manchester Real Estate Of­ RATES” on Stump Grinding , or 646-1305. TOWN OF MANCHESTER - SPEQAL EXCEPTION - VERNON STREET (T-401 Rate Increase MANCHESTER, call to Work. Free Estimates. Wilt FROSTFREE firm. CaU Manchester, 646- $300. CaU 875-1375 or 24^7076. 33% Wanted fice Monday thru Friday, 9 to pick up and deliver. Please with Tree Removal. Discount a REFRIGERATOR - Brown., AppIleaUon under Article II, Section 2.01.13 to develop a site lor a municipally- Sewer Service Fund 1.593,590 1,563.840 (9.7501 arrange a close-to-home ap- 5; ^ turday 9 to 3. Contact: foe. Senior Citizens. Free 5653 after 6:00 p.m. for ap­ owned water storage take - Rural Residence Zone - 483V Vernon Street. No change in rates call 646-2161. Building Contreeting 32 gie. Like new Cycle Trailer, 3 EAST HARTFORD - utilities pointment. CAPITAL Mr. Carlson at 646-1980. GLASTONBURY - Centrally Estimates. Fully insured. 643- pointment to see. SELMA B. OKRANT • ZONE CHANGE - ZONING REGULATION Town Fire District 2,205.000 2,382.398 177!S98 TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St. track, $450. 6494058. paid, one bedroom with Mill Rate located. Neat Four Room BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - 7285. AMENDMENT - EAST CENTER STREET (0-71 5.41 5 38 ( 03) Call Dave at Hartford, 278-1313. RICHARD HAACK LUDWIG DRUM SET - 5 carpets. $200. Locators 236- To change the looliui clasaUtoatloa from Residence C lo Business I for a parcel of Parking District Fund 116,741 (24.983) MACHINE SHOP NEEDS full Home. 50s. Tongren Real Flreplacea. Concrete. .FOR SALE wood garage door 91,758 time person for deburring and EsUte, 669-1628; ^ 7 0 6 0 . BUILDING AND pieces. LUte new, only 2 years 5646. FEE. approximately 0.1 scrat - 316 Bast Canter Street, or Mill Rate 10 5 10 5 Chimney Repairs. "No Job LOVING CARE FOR YOUR REMODELING, experience, 8’ wide, 7’ high with all old. CaU 649-4737, or 6464976. To emend ArUcle H, Seetton 8.01.03 by adding a pirkgraph permitting the use ol Federal Revenue Sharing 1,000,000 1.074,100 74,100 SECRETARY TO work with other secondary operations. Too Small.” Call 6444356 for INFANT in my state licensed hardware. In good condition. an eilsting residenllnl building lor offices only by special eicepllon from the Experience preferrM but will MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ hll phases of carpentry. Will MANCHESTER HEAT PAID, administration and special estimates. home. Keeney Street area. work with homeowner. 647- $45. CaU after 6:00 6484794. Sporting Qoodt 40 three rooms with modern Planning and Zoning Commiulon. Copies of tbe Recommended Budget are available from the General Manager's Office m Town Hall, and are also on 641-91146 gccept trainee. Must be tion three family home on Call 647-1099. At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written communications file at the Libraries and Town Clerk's Office Summary budget information will be available at the Public Hearing education. Must nave 1904. appliances. $225. Locators 236- dependable. Apply in person busline. 64-3. Separate fur­ received. Copies ol these petttiMU have been filed In the Town Clerk's office and JAMES R McCAVANAGH. SErRETARY excellent typing and C & M TREE SERVICE, Free OAK DOOR kitchen cabinet MACGREGOR GOLF 5646. FEE. stenographic skills. Letters of Mon., W edandnri. 10:00 a.m. naces, good Income, good in­ estimates. Discount senior CERTIFIED MATH $6x15 828. French door with may be loipected during office hours. Hoard of Directors to 12:00 p.m. CB Enterprises, vestment. Owner-agent. 643- CLUBS, set of eight left- PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Y Manchester. ('onne<’tirut 6:30 to 5:30 reference required. Call citizens. Company TEACHER. All grades, SAT 'Keep SmlUng frame $2x79xl4(i” Uilck, needs handed irons and golf bag. VERNON - ALL BILLS PAID, Leo Kwash. Secretary Rham High School 648-6S87 or 75 Woodland Street, 8883 or 644-8593 after 6:00 Manchester owned and preparation, your home. Now to be painted, $75. CaU 644- Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this twenty-fifth day of March, 1981 Manchester. weekdays. Be Happy Very good condition. $45. Call nice one bedroom just $235. Dated this 801b day ol March, 1981 055-03 228-M74. operate. Call 646-1327. or later. 649-k>3. 206$. 6494316. Locators 236-5646. FEE. 051019