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Tag Soles 49 Cars/Trucks lor Sale 71 Cors/Truckt lor Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcvcIes 72 Mitc Automotive 74 A BIT O' GREEN School layoffs East falls short ^ Sure-fire way TAG SALE — Indoors. CAMARO 1980 - 27,000 1975 GRAND FURY — MOTORCYCLE INSU­ TWO 13 Inch Ford Mus­ Saturday and Sunday, miles. Alpine Stereo, T- automatic, power steer­ RANCE — lowest rotes tang rims, like new, GOES A LONG WAY March 12 and 13. 11-4. 17 Top, Spoilers. Asking ing, power brakes. 89,000 available. Call Clarice or $20.00. Call 643-6802 or face Manchester against Bulkeley \ i to stop DOI Princeton Street, $7000. Call 871-7747. miles. Excellent running Joan at Clarke Insurance 649-6205. AT Manchester. condition. $1495 negotia­ Agency, 8-Spm, 643-1126. ... page 3 1974 AUSTIN MARINA ble. 643-8319 otter 3pm. PAIR BEIGE Bucket seat .. page 15 ... page 6 GT, Good running condi­ BICYCLE For sale, la­ covers for older Firebird SCHAUERS Wanted to Buy 70 tion. $500 firm. Call 444- 1973 CUTLASS SU­ dles 26 Inch, ten speed. or Comoro, excellent OVER 100 NEW SUB8RU8 TO CHOOSE FROM 1118 after 5pm. PREME — good running Yellow, used one season. condition. 643-9141. condition, vinyl top. Call Like new. $80.00firm . Call $ 20 . 00 . BASEBALL CARDS 1981 CADILLAC ELDO­ 443-0162. 643-0863. RADO - Excellent condi­ Wanted - any type and Court of Probate year. Call 446-8253. tion! Many extras! Call 1980 HONDA CVCC ONE 24 INCH Boys 3- Oisirict of Manchester 1983 DL HATCHBACK days 644-3775; evenings, Hatchback, rive speed, speed Columbia; One 26 notice of hearinq Prevent-A-Theft, rustproofing, hatchback weekends 871-4568. new radlals and exhaust. Inch men's 3-speed M ur­ KSTATE OF Chester C. Lewis, group, Magnum I wheels, AM-FM fadio Cars/Trucks lor Sale 71 42,000. G reat shape. ray. Both in good condi­ deceased. 9 ■ K. wiiiu and much more. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $3,900. Call 648-3448. tion. $35.00 each. Call I^irsuant to an order of Hon. Snow today, Manchester, Conn. Dune Buggy. $400 or best 646-1557 after 3pm. William E. FitzGerald, Judge, SALE PRICE $6595 offer. 643-1409 after 6pm. dated March 10,10*3 a hearing will ending tonight Saturday, March 12, 1983 1979 FIAT BRAVA — 1974 100 LS, Four speed, be held on an application praying transmission shot. No 1978 KAWASAKI KZ450. for authority to sell certain real es­ ONLY $136.46 mo white, four door, five tiaoo down CMh or trod*. 48 mo. 13.8%APR 8550.08 total payrrwnta. 1.555.08 flnanot charga. — See page 2 Single copy: 25

1 0 ,0 0 0 S&H Grreenstamps. USED CAR PRICES! Senate waifs until Monday to finish jobs bill Gratis greenery when you buy a WASHINGTON (UPl) - The was "decimated by absentees” ment. The bill also contains $5 politically popular amendment — gan said in an informal news July 1, Baker used a parliamen­ new L y n x or l\2a,zda, pickup. Senate, facing a veto threat from billion to replenish the federal *SE95 and thus decided to wait until backed by an avalanche of constit­ conference. tary device to postpone considera­ OL 4-Or. Sunroof President Reagan, temporarily Monday to finish work on the bill. unemployment trust fund that runs uent mail generated by the bank­ 'T v e always said that I resist tion until later in the day. laid aside an amendment repeal­ dry next Tuesday. The fund lends ing industry — to repeal the 10 81 MAZU SdAC Earlier, the Senate- easily de­ saying in advance whether I will Senate Finance Committee IWSIj money to states to pay unemploy­ percent tax withholding of interest Gleaming prices to gladden your heart! 880 luxury 4 D r.. A1. i ing withholding taxes on invest­ feated a Democratic bid to add $1.7 veto or not. There are always chairman Robert Dole, R-Kan., ■ana. sunroof ment claims. and dividends. ment income Friday and quit for billion worth of jobs and humanit­ exceptions to the rules and this is who supports withholding, threa­ “ This intensive lobbying they’ve n m m >3495 the weekend without completing arian aid to recession \iictims. The House passed a $4.9 billion an exception. Yes, I would veto tened a filibuster against repeal Grin at this g^eat grab of green s a v in g s ! Wagon. VMIagar option. Ak. AT action on a $3.7 billion jobs bill. version of the legislation last week. done has led to a great distortion of such legislation." Thursday, saying since colleagues The administration-backed the situation. They’ve led many Although Sen. Robert Hasten. apparently were cowed by the S io n Senate Republican leader How­ emergency jobs program would Reagan entered the fray after it people to believe, or to ignore the R-Wis., apparently had enough banking industry, he would take Beam af this greatest Greenest sale ever! MNlbu OaaNe Wagon. ».ooovm mlas, AT, Ak. ard Baker, who had hoped to finish cost $3.7 billion with emphasis on appeared the bipartisan bill could fact of how many millions will be votes for his amendment repealing "two or three weeks" to educate C.onnerlirul'i bill Friday night, said the chamber ' states hardest hit by unemploy­ be jeopardized in the Senate by a exempt from withholding,” Rea­ the law, scheduled to take effect them. Larurnl Honda Otaler NMEV M495 Cttahon 4-Ooor, automatic, ak 24 Adamn Si., !Hanche$ter oondHioning. PW. (Exit 93 off | .«6 ) M6-33I5 NEW 1983 LYNX L 3-DOOR HATCHBACK STK. #3Y44 n MAZiK^ >7G95 DATSUN — RX-7 Q 6. S^spaad. nloa oond i Plane crashes 79CAm MBS SALE CA ^ O'CORMIER'S PRICE » 6 D 5 9 _____I FROM >Z9B5 Plus Tax and Registration Bspkii. T-top. auto. slaroo. low IRISH SALE mOos. kill 18, hurt 80 ^ We shortened our name and our prices too By United Press International condition with burns. .8 2 MAZDA A Venezuelan airliner crashed There were no official figures on ■jjust for this green savin’ saiel ■ Pickup OI«Ml. Pra- and exploded Ft>«jay, killing at the exact number of survivors or I Ownad. 9.000 MHaa. lepst 18 of the 50 people aboard, and injured. ^ BRAND NEW 1982 plus a Japanese commuter plane Pieces of the plane’s fuselage DATSUN 280 ZX landed short of a runway and split and wings were blown hundreds of VOUR CHOICE OF SUNROOF apart, injuring 31. yards from the main body of the AAA-FRI llono Itodto In the North Sea, 80 miles off plane. The cause of the crash had FREE! • Soon i 1 I 1 I 9 %/U FINANCING Aberdeen, Scotland. 15 passengers not been established. 7IT-NB M395 and a crew of two were reported Survivors said turbulence Auto, Air, 1o « m l i a s . rescued unhurt in the "controlled rocked the plane as it was landing M NFMIMC >S7S ditching” of a twin-engined Si- and at least one said he saw Grand LoMam 4-Ooor, air oondk korski helicopter, the Royal Air something explode in the left wing 1 Ion. autoaiaite trana., urira whaal o o m p e m r aiaarlng, povuar Force said. seconds before the plane crashed. brMiaa There was no report of foreign­ Another survivor, Venezuelan 79 mm m ers aboard the Japan Short Dis­ congressman German Lairet, told M t o n n . a u lo m a lta air. C 8 i ^ l o . tance Airways (light. It was not reporters most of the dead were Tall abou' iu« ury' 5-speed, factory air, digital stereo with nip-up root, nleal tape LBssotte power windows, doors & door tochs, T-top Doorbuster at TRUCK ClEARANCE CONTINUES!! known whether any foreigners asphyxiate^ after flames swept cruise control, brand new {not a demo) All fretght. pre-care 5 ' ill Rusty Jones Rustproofing included Orange mist me- 7ZCWL >8495 were on the Venezuelan plane. the airliner. taiiit Slh No 5499 List 115 878 n 3.999 SavMla, fully The Venezuelan Avensa DC-9 on "The crash itself was not great a domestic flight from Caracas enough to kill so many people," tRAIKDOWH$ ON AU Z CAI$ S tM $I'« M n o a n n m >2795 8 U n D 1 r d , 4 - a p a a d burst into flames and blew apart as Lairet said. it touched down at 6:15 a.m, EST He said the firemen who raced to SKCM l thru March 31, 1983 76TemA >2985 on the mist-shrouded runway of the crash weren’t equipped to fight WINTER-READY USED CARS & TRUCKS C orolla. 2 - d 0 0 r . Barquisimeto airport, 226 miles ^he fire." wHh any Mazda trwch ggrrhniu MMEK MI96 Herald ohoto by TorquInlo east of the Venezuelan capital. On Japan’s northernmost island 80 DATSUN $$895 80 DODGE $4995 77 ChEV $3599 YOUR CHOICE ZapDyr 4-Dr., a ir . a u to . "The wing tuuched the ground, of Hokkaido, a Y S -ll turboprop 200 SX hatchback, aulo- Omni 024 2 door hatch­ C-10 Vi Ion pickup. 350 V- the plane broke in two and the fire (O malic. one owner, cas­ REAR S U 0 M 6 WINDOW commuter plane with 48 pas­ back, 4 cyl., AT, AM/FM 8. automatic, power steer­ 78 FM >3« Polke bike shop began. Afterwards it was all sengers and a crew of six attempt­ sette. Michelins 43628-1 radio, front wheel drive ing, one owner, slider R E AR R U M K R Granada 9-door. Air Cond., aulo- 81 PONTIAC $8495 maUe. screams and attempts to get out of ing a landing in light snow and poor and more. window, camper cap. RUSTPROOF Grand Prix, Model LJ, ve­ 80 CHEVY $3995 Hurry on this one. #3465- Police Sgt. Gerald Calve surveys a roomful of stolen be claimed at the department during weekday business the plane,” one survivor said. visibility came into the Nakashi- lour bucket seats, air 3 MR-FM RADIO 79CMIUI « 5 Chevette 2 Dr . 4 speed. 4 T-top. auto.. lo w m lla a . Dr. Lisandro Castillo, a coroner, betsu airport 2,400 feet ^hort of the cond., automatic Irans , new tires, neat & cheap. bicycles recovered by the Manchester Police Depart­ hours. If the owners are children, an adult should said the death toll could rise since cruise control, power 79 DATSUN $4189 runway, jack-knifed and broke into Great 2nd car. #3479-1. Long Bed Pickup. 5 SHORTBED ment and still not claimed by their owners. The bikes can accompany them. some of the injured were in serious two parts. sliding moon root Barely 77 PONTIAC $2895 $1 o f f n n P M s 79M7SM *31i& 11,000 miles. Fabulous speed, factory air. cap 3 10 i - H f . . «and«daf)ifi. Sunbird Hatchback. V-6, sandlewood tan, buck­ PICKUP #3589-2 automatic, silver, very ■URCa 19, I9R3 1980 CHEVY $3995 skin interior. Stock #5176. 79 US pretty. #3668-1. Cutlaaa Suprawa epa-, air oond^ Chevette 2 door, 4 speed, 74 TOYOTA $1995 78 DATSUN $2995 tton. A i i f u alarao. automaUe. 4 new tires, great little car Short Bed, 5 speed, Long Bed. 5 spd., regular Hovo LONG BEDS, Too At Comparablo Savingf P 8. p a lor commuting. Slock checks out OKI Gold fin­ gas. Ready to work. John Downey is going back to China ...... #3479-1 ish. #3403-1. #3583-1. 7IMEIC >3195 M onnh 4-Oaor. I Inside Today mg.poa>arDrMi*« automalle. air NEW HAVEN (UPl) - A former who was bom in Manchuria and tipnnectleut’t O U »»t Uncoln-Mmrcun MaaOmOtmlmr oond. ward and that suits me fine, ’’ said Downey,, now a New Haven choked up or biller,” at the CIA agent who was held captive in grew up in Taiwan before attend­ Downey, who was a 22-year-old lawyer, said Thursday he harbors anniversary dinner which will ® pages, 2 sections a communist Chinese prison camp ing graduate school in New Haven, CIA agent when the plane he was no animosity toward his former double as a $l00-a-head fund raiser 09 for 20 years has bMn granted plan to visit Audrey Downey’s riding in was shot down over the captors." to help pay off a $20,000debt from Business! permission to return to China for a relatives, whom she hasn’t seen in Manchurian mountains. " I always felt strongly that I just monthlong visit. 30 years, and to tour the country his unsucessful bid lor the Demo- Churches...... u MO r i ^ " I think I may have feelings at got caught in an enormous power John Downey, who was released where Downey was captured and cratic U.S. Senate nomination last '® ’ o SHOP TONIGHT TIL 8 P.M. the time that are more intense and struggle between the two powers, von- Comics...... 9 7 from the camp 10 years ago, said jailed in 1952. complex than they are right now Lottery...... 2 the Chinese government gave the two worlds. It was just as if I 285 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER 643-4165 LINCOLN "God knows how I ’ll feel the day contemplating it,” he said. "But About 150 people including U.S. 'S ______HEICWY authorization for him, his wife, and was caught in this great clash," he I cross the border. It’s not going to I ’m excited about it,” said Downey Sen. Lowell P. Weicker and 1507 2-year-oId-son to spend three to said. be a nostalgic visit to the old prison who will celebrate the 10th anni­ William Colby, director of the CIA Television...... 7-9 315 CEHTEH $T., MKHCNE$TIR, COHH. 443-5135 (our weeks in China in September. or anything. The Chinese said they versary of his release from prison Downey, said he has no intention at the time of Downey’s release, weather...... 2 Downey, and his wife Audrey, prefer to look forward than back­ at a dinner Saturday night. of feeling "maudlin, nostalgic. are expected to attend. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • c MANCHESTER HEKAI.I), Sal , Man li VI. I98:) :» 2 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Sat., March 12, 1983

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Harris said he and federal mediator Should the town provide permanent shelter for homeless people? Utility ruling Harry Bickford have been meeting with five representatives from each has little ruling group for 14 hours a day in an effort at HARTFORD (u A ) — A new federal “ super niedlation.” ruling allowing utilities to charge their Eastern, whose 35 million pas­ wholesale consumers (or the construc­ sengers last year topped all other air tion costs of new nuclear power plants carriers in the West by at least a will have little impact in Connecticut, a million, lost nearly $75 million during spokesman for Northeast Utilities said • - s i 1982 and another $44 million in January and February. The loss in the first two I [23*"<"'*"*** 'JS* Friday. « w t*n i* fOiocMT • Emmanuel Forde said Northeast, months of the year compared with a the sole operator of nuclear power -k 8 Iff loss of 9S4.4 million over the same For Period Enging 7 pm EST today. During today.., plants in the state, with three working . JUU-l period a year aso. rabi will be expected in the North and Central P a d fio ' plants and one under construction, has coasts. There will also be snow over Maine. only a small number of wholesale Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general.:- customers. Hawle takes oath Maximum temperatures indude: Atlanta 98, Bostow NU owns 65 percent of the $3.54- 41. Chicago M. Cleveland 46, Dallas 68, Denver 67/-: billion Millstone III nuclear power In Australia Duhith M, Houston 70, Jacksonville 60, Kansas City 57,' r plant in Waterford, scheduled for U ttle Rock 62, Los Angeles 66, Miami 70, Minneapolis completion in 1986. CANBERRA, AustraUa (UPR — 50, New Orleans 65, New York 43, Phoenix 81. San \ • Forde said NU officials have not Labor Party leader Bob Hawke was Francisco 66, Seattle 61, St. Louis 57 And Washington studied the ruling approved Thursday sworn in as Australia’s prime minister 48. V by the Federal Energy Regulatory Friday and said his government would Commission, but have been supportive be a “ constructive ally” to the United of the concept in the past. States, criticizing it when necessary. RICHARD SCHAUS- EDDIE GARRISON. PAUL QFFEN, Man­ MARIO DeMAURO, MARY TORREY, Man­ HEIDI NOWSAK, Man­ JOHN NEILSON, Man­ RICH IFFLAN, Man­ "We are encouraged the FERC “ The relationship with the U.S. will TER. Manchester: “ Yes. Manchester: “ Yeah, be- chester: “ I think it shoul Manchester: “ Sure. They chester; “ Yes. They have chester: “ Well, yes. chester: “ Not really, be­ chester: “ Yeah. It’s abad (commission) recognizes the financial Weather remain fundamentaliy Important,” I think with the times cause they don’ t have db eup to the town, yes. need something, or some­ to have a place to sleep. I These people have no cause it should be the time of year. It’s hard difficulties facing the electric utility said Hawke, whose Liberal Party being what they are, that anywhere to sleep and They’re taxing us for all place, to keep them from certainly wouldn’t want to place to go. It’s not like town’s responsibility to enough to find a job.” industry,” Forde said. predecessor, the conservative Mal­ the other things.” be out in the cold we’re related by blood, help them try to find a job "Our position has been it's appropri- colm Fraser, was a proponent of close there are an awful lot of they are probably cold.” sleeping the bus stops.” but they dohave to get so they get their own place tate that regulators should have links between ' Canberra and Today’s forecast people being affected. weather.” discretion to consider allowing the use WasUngton. There are a few vacant help from somewhere.” to live. If you give them of construction work in progress “It will be the relationsUp of a Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; stores on Main Street, and shelter, then they won’t go charges if they deem it appropriate," constructive ally,” Hawke said in a Snow Saturday. Windy and raw with highs 35 to 40. using them means they out and find a job." he said. “ It has a tendency to reduce broadcast before being sworn in by the Snow tapering off to flurries and ending Saturday can get out of the overall costs to consumers.” governor general. Sir Ninian Stephen, night. Lows near 30. Partly sunny Sunday but windy.- elements." in a simple ceremony at Government Highs 40 to 45. House. Maine: A winter storm watch will be in effed Prison murderer Hawke promised to follow the Saturday and Saturday night for northern and eastern pattern of dose U.S.-Australian ties set Maine. Windy with snow Saturday. Windy with snow wins a reprieve by Australia’s Labor government in the tapering to flurries Saturday night. Significant snow. 1940s. accumulations possible over tbe. north and east Weiss $261,000 cut in school budget plan PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Prison It was .a relationship “ not of Saturday and Saturday night. Temperatures in the house murderer Robert Wayne Vickers sycophancy, but where we, realizing upper 20s to mid 30s through Saturday night. Windy won a reprieve Friday, four days our close ties with the United States, with scattered flurries Sunday. H i ^ in tbe 30s to low before he was scheduled to die in the UPI pttolo nevertheless were prepared to criticize 40s. Educators fear more layoffs, effect on curriculm Arizona State Prison gas chamber. if we thought they were not pursuing an New Hampshire: Windy with snow Saturday, “I’ll grant your stay,” Arizona apprA-year “ We’re going to try to get testimony from each the former British diplomat who Maine dally lottery number was 559-13-oreen. found Lukas hiding under a parked Friday. Coventry. (North and South a subject of collective bargaining in the sentence on a charge of attempted member of the Zoning Commission. There’s a lot betrayed the West’ s atomic secrets to raising havoc truck outside Renn’s Tavern on Attorney Lawrence A. Fiano, who is represent­ Coventry) railroad industry,” Driscoll said. “ If third-degree burglary regarding of people who would like to hear their rationale,” the Kremlin, was cremated in a simple Cooper Street while they were ing his father in the Superior Court appeal, said this demand is withdrawn, I am Eastern talks Freezing temperatures and over­ the December inddent at Renn’s attorney Fiano said. ceremony Friday and praised as an responding to a report of a break-in there are no plans to apply for the zone change assured by the UTU (United Transpor­ night snows hampered utiiity workers Tavern, and a 9-year sentence, The commission members said at the time that “ outstanding" servant of his adopted there. again, though the mandatory year has almost tation Union) that the strike will be In final hours in th dr third day of efforts to restore suspended alter 38 months, on a they felt the request was incongruous with the homeland. Police lodged the third-degree expired. According to law, the commission is not For the record called off and negotiations resumed on power to residents in small, rural Almanac charge of illegal sale of one or present zone plan. They also said the matter Soviet officials conflrmed the Sunday burglary charge after they said required to reconsider an application within a this and other remaining issues." MIAMI (UPI) — Negotiators .for western Massachusetts towns Friday. more kilograms of cannlbis sub­ should wait until the Planning Commission death of the 69-year-old spy only a few they found burglary tools under the year of making a decision on it. Negotiators have been deadlocked Eastern Airlines and the carrier’s stance. TThe terms are to run finishes the town plan. An article on Wednesday’s busi­ hours before his funeral. There was no About 900 iwmes m Berkshire and same truck and pry marks on the The elder Fiano’s rezoning request was turned over manning the Metro-North trains. largest union worked under a self- conncurently, and he will serve “ There’s not much point in re-filing. The plan ness page should have said that eulogy at the 20-minute ceremony, Franklin counties were blacked out down May 26, three months after the application The railroad wants to be able to imposed news blackout Friday fn an Today is Saturday, March 12, the 71st day of 1983 them at the (Cheshire correctional door to the tavern. still isn’t done, and the facts haven’t changed,” MAK Painting of Manchester attended by about ISO of the defector’s Friday by frosoi wires or the collapse was filed. During those three months the issue determine the size of train crews, while attempt to avert a strike set for 12:01 with 294 to follow. facility. He pleaded guilty to both Fiano said. “ What happened is that the facts were offered two house washings for a of frozen tree limbs onto lines, offidals sparked some of the hottest debate in many the UTU wants the issue to be friends and co-workers, most of them a.m. Sunday. Tbe nuNtn is approaching its new phase. counts. ignored. Once you do that, it’s easy to arrive at the minimum of $500 at a barter Russians. said. Tbe problem hit upwards of 9,000 years. Bolton has no condominium complexes. negotiated. With only hours remaining in whidi The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and He was also given five years Caterpillars have more than wrong conclusion. They'd probably still make the auction held at the Jester’s Court, homes altogether. Fiano’s plan was to build a 96-unit condomi­ None of Maclean's children — two to find a solution, the talks entered the Saturn. probation on the drug charge. 2,000 muscles in their bodies. same decision.” not one for $500. The Herald sons and a daughter, all of whom have “ super mediation” sU ge and were “ Mother nature is still raising havoc The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Police first arrested Lukas Oct. Humans have fewer than 700. regrets the error. chosen to live in the 'West— appeared to e x p ^ e d to escalate into round-the- up there,” said William Semanie of the Police question be among the mourners. Those born on this date are unter the sign of Pisces. clock negotiations before day’s end. Western Massachusetts Electric Co. They include New York Times puhllsber Adolph There was also no sign of Kim Philby, victim’s story The news blackout was imposed until ’’The ice is not leaving and we had three Ochs, in 1858, Russian ballet master Vaslav NiJinslv, the “ third man" in the notorious later in the day when' Robert O. Harris, inches of snow in Ashfield last n i^ t .” in 1890 and American novelist Jack Kerouac, in 1922. upper-class spy ring that included chairman of the National Mediation Over 100 utility crews, more than 90 On this date, in history: Another public hearing planned DALLAS (U PI) — Defense cross- Maclean and another former British Board, was scheduled to issue a examination Friday in the brutality called in from th dr affiliate Connecti­ In 1912, the first Girl Scout of America troop was diplomat, Guy Burgess, who defected statement on negotiations between the trial of seven New Orleans policemen cut Light k Power Co., were out in the organized in Savannah, Ga., by Mrs. Juliette Gordon to the Soviet Union along with Maclean carrier and the International Associa­ hammered at a key Witness' recollec­ field for their third day Friday working Low. in 1951. tion of Machinists, which represents tion of the night he said he was'abused to restring snapped lines. More than 29 In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi began a campaign of civil Philby, who defected in 1963, was also 13,500 mechanics and other ground tree-cutting crews were out also. on Ansaldi's Wetherell St. Condos during questioning. disobedience against British rule in India. not seen at an earlier private memorial employees natioowide. Semanie said. In 1938, Germany invaded Austria. In 1963, the House of Reivesentatlves voted to grant cape-like structures with a second floor that former British Prime Minister Winston dmiwhiii A new public hearing on Andrew but a 36-foot strip of it was excluded from honorary U.S. citizenship. Ansaldi’ s plan for condoniinium units off can be finished a$ two additional rooms. In the rezoning. Wetherell Street had been scheduled by the any event a total of three bedrooms would The Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Commission for not be permitted under the regulations. approved the change, but eliminated the St. Patrick’s Day A thought for the day: Sir Winston Churchill said, Quote / Unquote March 21. Two questions bothered the commission strip from the new PRD Zone to protect the/ “ Never give in. never give in, never, never, never, One public bearing has already been held at its last meeting. One was whether it had industrial land just tothe west. If that strip never — in nothing, great or small, large or petty — Special i on a change to Planned Residential the legal right to approve the units with two had been included in the new zone, the The attitude of Secretary Haig made no sense to never give in except to convictions of honor and good bedrooms. The other was whether its public „“ l took anthropology at UCLA and it was only a sense.” Development Zone and the PZC has owner of the adjacent industrial land would me. I think if Secretary Schuitz, whom 1 know and few years ago that I found out what anthropology approved tbe change. The PZC was to have credibility would be damaged it it did so, . not have been able in the future to build as ■ respect, had been secretary of state, the United was.” acted this week on final site plans for the 37 since the hearing before tbe public was close to the property line. States might have taken more positive action. I units, but a snag developed when the pegged to units with a single bedroom. The PZC has also conditioned approval on GREEN — Swen Nater, San Diego Clippers center, on The new hearing March 21 on the final site realiy don’t understand his predecessor at all." the valne of U s college education. commission questioned whether it could or construction of a fence and planting along — Jimmy Carter, criticizing former Secretary ISanrlfrBtpr Hrrald should approve two-bedroom units. plan will eliminate the questions. the west boundary and the south boundary of Slate Alexander Haig’s response to Israel’s The hearing, at which a good deal of The Planning and Zoning Commission did adjacent to the railroad. Another condition "Soaps serve the same kind of narcotic escape Richard M. Diamond, PuMlahor neighborhood support was voiced, was approve a zone change this week for land makes an existing driveway on adjacent CARNATIONS incursion into Lebanon. The former president function as drugs.” b a ^ d on one-bedroom units. AnsaliU does off North Main Street that Barney Peter­ property Peterman owns one-way and links said he would have done “ everything possible' to Thomaa J..^Hoopgr. Qwiaral Manager — Dr. Kenneth Haan, psychology prolesaor at plan one-b^room units but they are man plans to use for 32 condominium units. that driveway to the new development. limit the incursion. (Penthouse) Monmouth College in New Jersey, saytag that IjjSPS 327-900 VOL. Cll, No. 137 watching TV soap operas lessens a teenager’s "A ll in all it has been a pleasure to be able to need (or drags. (Seventeen) PubSshsd dsSy OMopt Sunday help people." and ooftaln holidays by Itw 79« each 81.80 w aahly, 88.12 lo r ona — Dr. Barney Clark, recipient of the first Manehoswr PubSNiIng Co., IS month, S18.30 lor thraa months, Bralnard Plaoo. ManehoMor. Town employees can't buy into plan cash and carry artificial heart, on his contribution to medical 830.70 lo r alx months and 801.40 John Forsythe Conn. 0S040. Sooond olau •or ona ysar. Mall ratss aro science. Jimmy Carter pootosa POM 01 Monchoolor. avaSaUa on rsquast “ It’s not whether you win or lose, but who takes Conn. POSTMASTER; Sond od- the blame.” ■dfogg ohongoa lo Sw Manchmw Some town employees have been denied town clerk was precluded by ordinance they would nave received. “ We understand the concern of those who To Maos a aanasd or diaplay secretary for inter-American affairs. —fctug — Ilerb Brooks, N.Y. Rangers coach, explain­ Horald, P.O. Sox SSI, advaruaam ant. o r to ro p o n a- the opportunity to buy back pension from joining the pensioja plan up to a certain Werbner said the board didn’t feel that MonohaoNr, Conn. 0S040. remember ,he specter of Vietnam that the war in Congress to provide an additional 199 million in ing his coaching phiiessphy . nam Mam alory or pMura Maa. benefits they missed by (ailing to Join tbe time. So, Werbner said, the board felt the would be appropriate because there were ta S S43-8711. CMOS hours w a pension, plan in tbe past, a c c o rto g to town clerk should be allowed to buy back similar situations in the past where El Salvador is being ’Ahiericanized.’ But military aid to El Salvador. To suboodba. or to japort a Vietnam was 10,000 miles away. El Salvador is a S;S0 a.m . to 8 p.m. Monday Assistant General Manager Steven R. the benefits he otherwise would be entitled employees were not allowed to buy back “ Blake Carrington Is dynamic, ruthless, doSysiy prOMom, oaS S47-SS4S. through Friday. contiguous region at our doorstep. San Salvador OlSoa hours aro S.-30 a.m. 10 830 Werbner. to because he did not fail to join the pension their benefits. “ I told Queen Elizabeth that I was bom in manipulative — all the tUngs I ’m not.” However, the Board of Directors, during is closer to Washington, D.C. than is San p.ni. Monday Svough FrMw and Ths Manohaslar HsraM la a program by choice. The board met in executive session England and left when I was 4 years old. She said — John Forsythe, actor, comparing his own 7 W to a.nl. aturdf), Dttnrf an executive session Tuesday night, did Francisco.” subaorlbartoUnMsdPiasalnMr- In the other cases, Werbner said, because the issue is involved in collective ’Thank you so much.' ” personaitty to the character he plays on thouM bs mads by 9 pm . Mon­ nosonal nawa santaaa wid N d agree to allow one employee — the town employees were offered the chance to join bargaining negotiations. That is one day Sirough Friday and by 730 — Nestor D. Sanchez, deputy assistant defense — Bob Hope, comedian. ABC-TV*s "Dynasty."(U8) mambar ol ow AudN Suiaw ot d erk — to buy back bis benefits. the plan, but declined. They later joined and permitted exception to the Freedom of am. Saturday. CIrculaSona. Werbner said tbe reason was that the wanted the chance to buy back the benefits Information Act open meeting provision. MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 12, 1983 - .I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 12, 1983 3 3 in ju r e d HOUSE WASHING High Pressure Power Washing Of Vinyl, Co-ed dorm set fire os 'revenge' MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood Sided Homes.

PUE BLO , Colo. (U P I) — Two male students The blaze, controlled by firefighters about 40 “ I tried going down the fire escape and there was MAK Painting seeking revenge poured gasoline on the hallway floor minutes after it began at 2; 30 a.ii). MST, was tbeJatest , just huge black smoke coming up,” he said. " I had of a university dormitory Friday, trapping about 40 in a series of a least four set by an arsonist in the past some friends come up to get me and they got me down. A 4 3 - 2 6 5 9 women in their rooms and injuring 33 students, 10 days. The others, all set in trash cans, caused no Thank God for them.” officials said damage. Dormitory director Mark Johnson said a meeting of HAS IT! Most of the students were injured leaping out Fire Chief Robert Drake said two male students all the students in the wing was held Thursday night windows to safety. One was in critical condition with were suspects. He said at least two of the injured because of the series of trash fires. He said one of the 763 smoke inhalation and three more were serious with women students were arson targets. fires was set Thursday afternoon. O M UFFE MITO BODY burns. Asked what the motive might have been, Drake Students were advised at the meeting about ROUTE S3 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. ^ MAIN ST One of the women said her roommate opened the replied: "Envy, jealousy, revenge and hatred. locations of fire extinguishers and exits. The students ^643>1191 They’ve got all kinds of social problems in there.” He were trapped by the fires Friday and could not reach door and found the hallway ablaze. “ She opened up to 19t declined to elaborate.. the exits. 24 HR. TOWING the hall and it was filled with smoke, so we jumped out MAIN ST the window," said Ann Key. The second-floor of the four-story B Wing, where the “ Campus security was notified about each of the 6 4 3 ^ 0 16 ■ ■ ■ trash can fires,” Johnson said. FEATURING THIS WEEK MANCHESTEn fire started, was sealed off. There were 168 students All 525 students who lived in the Belmont Residence aCOMPUTB COiUBION NBMIN Hall, the only dorm at the University of Southern living in the wing, with 40 women students in second Drake said the fire department had not been called •fONBINN AND AMINICAN CANS 643-1900 Colorado, were evacuated. Fire damage was limited floor rooms. to respond on any of the previous fires, but Johnson Since 1947 to one of the three wings. Students in the other two Student John Grabenz of Salida, Colo., was in his said the chief was mistaken. He said firefighters had Art tunliffe. Prop. wings returned later. fourth floor room when friends awakeqed him. been in the dorm on at least two previous fires. MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK , t m T u m STORM PRME AWMNGS Norwegian IMNDOWS REPlACmilT ^ & m V 9 ) I I DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES 109 CENTER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES mass murderer M ANCHESTER 643-6922 Glass & Screen Reoairs oOHiWPENIlie o HUNERSTAIIIK umv. Hardware A Accesaorlea o LOCKSMrTHIUe ALUMINUM 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 found guilty s PU8TIC SI9M EN6MVIIie ^^lgyjQ^^^^^^70^ali^t6*ancnesle^t.

TRONDHEIM, Norway (UPI) — Scandanavia’s ME s n v ia AND m STAU MDUSTRUL AND COMMEDCIAL biggest peacetime mass murder case was closed AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Friday with the conviction of a former nursing home HEATING and SHEET METAL GENERAL OIL superintendent in the poisoning deaths of 22 of his AARON COOK patients. A jury of six women and four men who deliberated New England Mechanical Services, Inc. HEATIHG OIL three days found Amfinn Nesset, 46, guilty after a five-month trial in the Frostating provincial court in Trondheim, 230 miles north of Oslo. 166 TUNNEL RD. QUALITY SERVICE Public prosecutor Olaf Jakhelln in his summation to VERNON, CT. 06066 the jury called Nesset a “bestial killer” who “carried 871-1111 instincts and aggressions that had to surface in some CALL 5 6 6 -3 5 0 0 way.” Nesset faces a maximum penalty of 21 years in “Serving Mancherter For Over HO Year>” prison, the highest sentence allowed under Norwegian ^ G A S law. There is no death penalty in Norway. Penttand The Florist The deaths, which b ^ a n in May 1977 and ended in SAVERS! November 1980, came under investigation after a 24 BIRCH ST. local journalist found that large quantities of the drug •VOLKSWAGEN our SPECIALTY” TEL. 643-6247 U P I photo curacit had been sent to a nursing home in Orkdal, a We Buy • Sell and Repair All Make Cara 643-4444 tiny village near Trondheim. Aulobody A Glaaawork Shown Left to Right . ... F.T.D. It may pay to advertise Curacit, a muscle relaxant used id major TIM MORIARTY Robert Mahoney; Germaine Lapierre, owner’s wife; Marcel Laplerre, MASTER CHARGE operations, causes death by paralysis immediately if For All Your Moodo owner; and Kevin Pratt. AMERICAN EXPRESS 'VORLD WIDE Douglas Brown of Whitefield, N.H., has unicycle — to the streets of Littleton, a recipient is not receiving oxygen. SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE The only other comparable peacetime mass murder TRAVELolNSUMNCE 1270 HAHTFORD HOAD MANCHESTER 643-6217^ taken his employment search— and his N.H. case in Scandinavia occurred in 1979, when a 3 9 1 Broad 8 t , Manchoalor 109 Center St., Manchester 643-6922 19-year-old nurse’s assistant in Malmo, Sweden, was 646-709e The Calico Patch convicted of killing 11 elderly patients, using strong SPeCIALIZINQ IN "SALES and SERVICE” detergents as a poison. He was sentenced to life in a SUPERIOR MUFFLERS “Tho Unique Little Quilt Shop” Reagan sends Congress psychiatric prison. Bat Your Goiqf of Our OHl Catalo| Arrested in January 1981, Nesset confessed to DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. fo r 1227 6umsMeAva.,E.HtM. 526-1295 killing 30 patients by mixing the poison with their food I specialists or through injection. WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) CROWN raARMACY GENERAL REPAIRING AUTO, HOME & BUSINESS sub-minimum teen wages But at the opening of bis trial be retracted his "PreaeripHoH C m t e r ” confession, claiming it had been made only to avoid Propane Cylinders Filled Hours: Monday— Saturday. 10 to 5 further harsh police interrogation. The curacit, he A Lowest Prloss on * Senior DIsco iH Air Conditioning Service The Manchester Safe & Lock Co. has By Donald A. Davis a reaffirmation of the president’s per hour rather than the current TELEPHONi I f MAIN STREET Thursday & Friday til 9 PM said, had been used as rat poison. I4E 4631 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 United Press International commitment to corrpeting the minimum wage of $3.35, applying *DoSsory t ondco been serving the Manchester area for All of the bodies of the victims — who ranged in age * Nursing Homos Surgical SuppBso economic problems which he in­ only to persons 21 years of age and from 67 to 95 had been cremated by the time of the the past seventeen years. We provide: WASHINGTON - President herited,” Donovan said. “His under, and only for the summer Lock Installations, Ronnirt, Combinntion trial, and thus could not be examined for evidence of 208 Was! Cantar Btraat Reagan Friday sent Congress economic policies have already period. Donovan predicted the the poison. MOHAWK INDU8T6IAL SUPPLY, INC. cimngof, Snfo Sorvko. W e also m ake: Rub- 45 legislation he said would help put created an improving economic program could create “a min­ (W MSoSom MeOonoltfo) MANCHESTER OVER The prosecution used Nesset’s confession, the bor Stonips, Sbnrponfaigs and Sign Engrnving. , the “ hard-core unemployed" back climate, which will reduce cyclical imum of 150,000 to 640,000 new jobs existence of the poison and the testimony of witnesses .Sup|>llVr« <>/ Snfi’ly I'riil.’i li.nl YEARS ' to work through such means as a for youth.” EXPERIENCE unemployment. This new legisla­ in its case against him. I P.S. We are easy to find; we’re at theirenter of MEMORIAL CO. sub-minimum wage for teenagers. tion will address the other side of The nationwide unemployment Jakhelln said Nesset “ bought the poison and put the I Manchester, west of the Town Hall, next to the The long-awaited measure also th e coin — structural rate in February was 22.2 percent ★ ■unasTiiiiK eFOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 patients away in a way that looked quite neat on the MAoe TO oh on . l a s o c a s o o r t m c n t o r Fire Station. ______■ would employ vouchers to give tax unemployment.” for all teens, 45.4 among black eSOUTS aHOSE surface.” STOCK OTAHrO TO O CLICT mOM breaks to firms that hire the teenagers. “ His aggressions forced him to action. At the eRL0VES«TARPS«RESPIRAT0RS QUALITY HARRISON ST. unemployed. R E A G A N O U T LIN E D the pro­ nursing home be had plenty of chances.” ir ElM llilYllia MANCHESTER “Today I’m sending to the gram in his State of the Union R E A G A N HAS argued that the SHMK DESK a DOOn riATES, HAMB SUIS, SAOOBS MEMORIALS Four psychiatrists who examined Nesset, a thin CAS KATES MADE TO OHOttlA S rSC IA L T y 5 G/en Rtf. e MmnchoMtor • 643-5107 Congress legislation that is very address and announced last Satur­ federal minimum wage is so high man with a stooped back, declared him sane. In court special to me and' certainly de­ ★ IM6IIETIC SHINS day in San Francisco that he soon that employers are discouraged Nesset replied to questions quietly. Decorating Den serves strong bipartisan support in would send it to Capitol Hill. from hiring students and other Although be has been found guilty of stealing $1,800 FULL SUONKTIC o n SO SKHDEO ST Y LES the Congress,’’ Reagan said at an It is aimed at “structural unem­ young workers. But the AFL-CIO from patients, there was no clear motive for the ★ BUSINESS GASDS informal news conference. “ This is ployment” of unskilled workers has said it would put teenagers in killings. LAnOE SELECTION OF TVFE STYLES, LOOOS S SOnOEKS EVERYTHING IN GLASS 6 4 3 -2 0 7 2 a measure to address the problenis and people whose jobs have been direct competition with their ■WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT of the hard-pore unemployed.” WMESIBESianMR eliminated by changing competi­ elders for scarce jobs and vowed to • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING Labor Secretary Raymond Don­ tive advantages in international fight the proposal tooth-and-nail. The c o lo rfu l s to re th a t comes to your door. " ovan said the program could trade. It is separate from the $3.7 m St,. U M U a J.A. WMTE GLASS CO, The job voucher program is Storms blast create 700,000 new jobs by the end billion jobs bill awaiting a vote in designed to lure employers to hire of 1984. He called it “the most the Senate, which stresses creat­ 4 9 - 7 3 9 2 DeCORATING DEN more people by giving them • comprehensive legislation to com­ ing jobs through public works. White tenfold increase — to. a total $240 & CO. van said would give extra benefits House news briefing. million — under the Job Training South shivers FAMOUS BRAND J. B. aECTRONICS “to nearly 2 million people.” The “ Youth Opportunity W age” Partnership Act to help retrain 968 Main St STEREO • MUSIC AMPS e TV "The Employment Act of 1983 is would pay younger workers $2.50 110,000 displaced workers. Separate storms churning over Massachusetts and Downtown TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE the North Carolina coast dumped nearly a half-foot of Call 647-1167 MtNCIILSrLR snow on parts of the Northeast Friday and for your appointmont temperatures took a phinge below freezing in the 1 ^ * J ' 1 1— — m 1 m m m m n m n Deep South. _ _ ooo General Motors recalling Utility crews worked through the night to restore power to the last of 5,000 western Massachusetts vpnfike 649-'^89 .lACK BFRTRAND 643-1262 homes blacked out in a three-day ice storm. "The Place For Antiques’ IntUSInIRNF Only about 200 homes In Berkshire and Franklin counties were out by mid-moming, said William 1980-82 Chevettes, T-lOOOs Semanie of the Western Massachusetts Electric Co. THE ,^ n l^ u e .Sp^inffgfnA fn W ines But he warned the problems could stlU persist. MERCURY OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE “Mother nature is still raising havoc up there,” he 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. said. “ The ice is not leaving and we had 3 inches of PETROIT (UPI) — General years. The T-IOOO, basically the “ voluntary decision” and that Pins Shopping Plaza snow in Asbfield last night.” Motors Corp. said Friday it is same car as the Chevette, was NHTSA did not order the recall. In Maine, Portland television station WCSH recalling 491,000 Chevrolet introduced in 1981 so that Pontiac But he said ’ there was active marketplace DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Channel 6 went off the air because its 1,300-foot Phong 646-2758 Chevette and Pontiac T-1000 mod­ dealers could have a small car to correspondence with the safety fn Thsl antenna tower on Winn Mountain collapsed from ice NO SERVICE CHARGE One ol Manehealet'* Largaat SatacUona 01 FIgural Caramlct In els — nearly half the models built sell, a spokesman said. agency. from 1980-82 — to fix a carburetor buildup. There were no injuries but station officials 811 Slock. Ouf Votumn Savaa You Monay. 100’a Ot Spoclilt. GM said the cars are being Jackson said one of the injuries M ainSL* M anchester Mastar Cftarga amt V lu Accaplad problem that could lead to engine said repairs would take several days. •> AoHquo A (ottKibM es A fKiim i t»ery ThiMMlav Night gi 7-OU P M. recalled to fix a retaining clip on a occured when a passenger fell tg. Met Ol «BtN tgsMibi» w4 lsUsliiMs tbunv T ele-C heck... fires. Sales manager James Doyle said ice buildup frwn plug in the carburetor of the 1.6 down while getting out of a burning 1027 MMs SIraat Uandieslsr I Name Oads CnM w l» UM.N the recent storm was so bad that the tower’s de-icing The automaker said it has had liter engine. The automaker says car. The other involved a equipment could not handle the load. four rem its of injuries, none of in some cases the fuel inlet housing “trauma” on the part of a Custom KHdien Center On Thursday, part of a transmission tower atop Mt. them fatal, and 120 reports of plug can work loose, allowing fuel passenger, that ipjury is the engine fires. Greylock, N.Y., collapsed under the weight of'ice, DECORATING DEN — will work with you to create a M I M T - M W I’ K I M I V . to leak from the carburetor. This subject of a lawsuit against GM. Kiiehen A ikithroom Hemodeiingf 424 OMn* IT. . ■kNCHflTTR 848-1777 The Chevettes were built in 1980, can lead to an engine fire. knocking public TV station WCDC in Albany off the air look that says “Y O U .” The recall is limited to cars sold indefinitely. The Colorful Store That Comes 1981 and 1982 w hib the T-1000 GM spokesman Harold Jackson in the United States, Jackson said. Separate storm systems centered over eastern (XMPun nwTM t cofVMC sumcf models were built in 1981 and 1982. said the automaker learned of the The automaker ssdd letters will Visit Our Showroom At To Your Door With Over One LOW COST PIIINTIN6 Massachusetts and coastal North Carolina combined If you’ve got a question, give All are equipped with 1,6 liter problem from consumer com­ be sent to owners of the cars asking Million Exciting Combinations WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) engines. to produce snow and light rain over the Northeast. 25 Olcott StruBt mmsi am • mninn • wma siun plaints. The National Highway them to bring them in to dealers. *26 of your advertising budget spent for me a call — Kathy Bolduc, L i ^ t snow6 dusted the Appalachians, the upper Ohio The cars represent about 50 Traffic Safety Adminstration also The cars will be fixed at no charge. Mon. - Sat. R - 5:30 Of Drapery, Carpets, Wallcov­ Valley and the lower Great Lakes region. owner 643-2072. At Decorating percent of the 1.18 million was investigating the problem. Jackson said the repair will take • S tf us POR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Five inches of snow fell over Binghamton, N .Y ., and Thurs. till R PM this space (or *13 for half of this space) ering, Mini-Blinds, Vertical Chevettes and T-lOOOs built in those Jackson said the recall was a about 20 minutes. Den there’s never a charge for eTRv OUR NEW ) - * ROHR CRflIRt vV- Rochester bad 3 inches. Up to 5 inches of snow was Blinds, Bedspreads, Swags- our decorating service or pro­ expected in mountainous parts of West Virginia. • 4 4 - 7 S 4 4 will bring your business woilderful /Comlces And Shddes. In the Buffalo area, which basked in 70-degree fessional advice. temperatures earlier this week, a light coating of snow made driving dangerous on slippery roads. exposure every week! If interested, OSTRINSKY, INC. Saudis told to cut output “It's winter again,” one deputy said, laughing. TABLE PADS Decorating Den offers you 643-5879 643-5735 Call today 643-2072. We 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER Morning low temperatures sank below freezing as » 3 8 " call Monday 643-2711 Display Adver-1 the convenience of shopping far south as the Gulf Coast states. T h e 36 degree come to your home, at your (U°I) - OPEC mav­ Petroleum Exporting Countries About half of the firms said they reading at New Orleans and 44 degrees at West Palm Custom M B da To Your at home from a selection of ericks Iran and Libya spearheaded Table Size and Shape convenience, days, evenings would reach a pricing and produc­ had arranged car pools among Beach, Fla., were March 11 records. tising Department. fine fabrics of every descrip­ CALL US FIRST! an attack Friday on Saudi Arabia’s tion accord to put a floor under their employees, and 20 percent of A second day of summery warmth soothed the (Price thown I* lor tabtee up to or weekends. 50 F T . T R U C K S C A L E oil production level, jeopardizing ninor inconvenience.’” 34x48. Larger tabla* aUghlly higlwr) tion. Our friendly decorators the companies had agreed to northern Rockies. Temperatures climbed toward 70 the cartel’s “general understand­ Heithaus added that 60 percent LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS reimburse their employees for the in south-central Montana. The mercury hit 71 ing” on an oil price cut that could of thhe companies showed some DEALERS IN IRON. METALS, PAPERS expense of getting to work. Thursday in Billings. head off a global price war. lateness and early departures, but “ Most of our weather is coming off the Pacific, and FNS Ship At Hgrm Service 64M 300 The new n ’jem ate on the ninth he said most workers were arrang­ “The workers are accommodat­ this is warm air” in contrast to the normal Canadian einsulating felt eheat and stain rssistem day of talks raised grave doubts ing their own “ flex times” with the ing themselves well,” Heithaus air the region receives, said Max Baumgartner of the ewashatHe egatIsfacUon guaranised whether the the Organization of approval of their bosses. said. ' ’''tional Weather Service in Helena. I

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Richard M. Diamond, PuMlatwr Beleaguered Dial magazine Dan ntia; Editor OPINION Alax Qlrolll, Ctty’EdHor Public TV gets a break

By Kenneth R. Clark Angeles, Chicago, Washington, Detroit, time since Dec. 5, the CBS soap opera and game-show line-p tied ABC tor first place. J a c k United Press International Rochester, N.Y., Miami, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Boston, Dallas-Fort The scoreboard for the 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., EST, time slot saw CBS had ABC tied at 6.7 A n d e rs o n NEW YORK — Public Broadcasting, in Worth, New Orleans, Portland, Ore. and on the rating, with CBS one audience share If we really got tough with drunks... the midst of its annual chorus of "alm s for Indianapolis. point ahead at 25 over ABC’s 24. NBC was Washington the love of culture,” at least has gotten a “ Without an arrangement like this to third at 4.3 and 1(>. Marry-Qo-Aound financial break on its beleaguered Dial relieve us from this financial burden, it was Editor's note: Bice Clemow, up into incredible tangles of red drunken drivmg accidents in­ magazine. questionable how long we could continue CBS actually led ABC by a whisker in common time in which all three networks contributing editor ol the West If it were a week in jail, plus a year's loss tape. creased, and when that age was Chuck Warren, chief administrative it,” said Warren. program against each other from I I a.m. Hartford News, makes frequent Second offenses should mean moved back up in some states, officer of WNET, New York, which of license and a $1000 fine that went to the permanent loss of license, a publishes the magazine for 15 cities, said THE OPENING SALVO, Sunday, of the until noon, and from 12:30-4 p.m. appearances on Connecticut tele­ drunken driving accidents mea­ The common time score was CBS, 7.5 and long jail sentence, and a con­ effective with the May issue, the Dial will be United States Football League proved there vision. The following is reprinted arresting policeman as a bounty, most surably declined. Fine. 27; ABC, 7.2 and 26; NBC, 4.6 and 17. vincing fine. A drunken driver is But none of he politicians at printed and distributed by John Quincy is Nielsen gold to be mined outside the NFL. from the News. Adams Productions, Inc., run by Henry ABC, which has contracted to carry the drunks would probably take a taxi home. a potential if unwitting the Capitol who are gung-ho to A Green McQueen of Woodhill Press. games of the new league, reported a TRUE TO THE BOSS’S WORD, NBC has Bv Bice Clemow murderer. raise the 19-year limit to 20 or 21 McQueen also will take over the job of national Nielsen rating of 14.2 and an ignored the Nielsens and renewed its Such a tough approach would could tell me whether the selling advertising for the Dial. WNET, criticaliy acclaimed but ratings-poor sit­ In my particular statute book, prohibition against forcing a the states are the licensing audience share of 33 for the opener. N FL further clog the courts, but if we percentage of drunken-driving which will retain ownership of the publica­ games traditionally garner ratings ranging com, “ Cheers," for the 1983-1984 season. among the human rights of person to incriminate himself is agencies for drivers means Beret's "Cheers" has lived in the Nielsen cellar mean it we could have special arrests in the 18-21 group was LIONS AND TIQERS AND BEARS... — It's the Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr), the Tin tion, will ^)ay a fee for the service, but from 14 to 19. American citizens is NOT the a precious right. Torture to Connecticut could if it wanted since its inception despite nice things said tribunals for drunken driving higher than, say, among the Woodman (Jack Haley), the Scarecrow () and Dorothy (Judy Garland) Warren said it will be considerably less ABC research estimated 40 million people right to drive drunk. obtain confessions is a hideous really get most of the drunken about it by just about every television arrests. Remember, a third to 50-60 age group. It is Just and they’re off to see the wizard, in search of courage, a heart, a brain and a home, than the cost to WNET of handling the three watched all or part of the USFL premiere. Murder on the highway is a human desecration. drivers off the road. troubles writer in the business, but NBC entertain­ half of the highway fatalities politically handier to go after in “The Wizard ol Oz,” to bo rebroadcast Friday, March 18 on CBS. functions tor themselves. ABC did not do quite so well last week on national curse and if we as a The Dial was launched in October 1980 to ment President Barndon Tartikoff said the have been tied to booze. We the young with a^ prohibition the daytime television schedule which it united people really wanted to serve PBS viewers in New York, Los traditionally has dominated. For the first nice things were enough to save it. THE SUPREME COURT has First, of course, drunken should alert SO states when we that is only enforceable after eliminate the 50 percent of the just reviewed a case in which a WASHINGTON — The Justice drivers have to be spotted. convict a drunken driver. And the fatal fact. deaths on the roads that can be defendant claimed ttiat his Police ought to not be judges, we should make really stiff Department has used outrageous blamed on alcohol, we could do refusal to take an alcliometer stalling tactics to deny Dr. Jeffrey but they ought to be instructed sentences for driving while a WE OUGHT to punish anti­ it. breath test could not be used as MacDonald his legal right to see by their chiefs to err on the side license is lifted. social behavior, in this case It is a national problem, but evidence in determining his the government’s files on himself. of suspicion. Every patrol car drunken driving, as rigorousiy Saturday TV the politicians in Washington guilt. After more than three years of could have a quick, reliable BUT INSTEAD of setting up among the young as we should are so much in the pocket of the Justice O’Connor developed a trying, MacDonald has yet to breath tester aboard. procedures and legislating pun­ with all age groups. Perhaps the business interests which profit logic, which some might pro­ receive a single page of the (29 - Dance Fever ishments that fit the crime, young can more readily be 7:00 A.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'Angal with a bert Marshall. 1940 11:00 P.M. from cars and their use that the department’s 90,000-page file. Trumpaf This Viennese story - News Update test, that since the breath test IF WE REALEY wanted to CS) CSD - Captain Kangaroo CD 99 - T.J. H ooker - N ew s (2D Connecticut lawmakers (like discouraged from drinking and spens two generations, from CD CD CD (29 39 ® draconian measures needed to was optional, the defendant was CD - NHL Hockey: New York (29 (S9 - Madama's Place end drunken driving, there many in most states) are driving. But raising the legal CE) “ V/orld Tontorrow the Msyerling affair to World CD - MOVIE; The Autobiogra­ wrench drunken hands off steer­ MacDonald was a Green Beret Rangers at Calgary not being forced to testify would be no plea-bargaining salving their consciences by ( S ) • M y Throa 8ona W ar II. Eileen Herlie, Basil Syd­ phy Of Mias Jane Pittman' 1:15A.M. drinking age to 19 in this state doctor at Fort Bragg, N.C., in 1970 Saturday - ESPN SportaConter Former slave lives to participate ing wheels haven’t a prayer. So against himself. The system of C £ ) - N a w a ney. Oskar Werner. 1960. 39 (2D - People N o w W ith BUI just because the driver needs tackling a tiny part of the has created two classes of in the birth of the civil rights 2 when his pregnant wife and two T u th drunken-driving accidents keep justice, she argued, could use his car for his work. Connecticut Q D - Dr. Snugglaa (29 - W rasttlng 39 - M O VIE: 'O n G olden Pond' movement and recounts her life problem. Raising the legal ’’citizenship’’ on the college daughters were brutally murdered rising while political leaders his refusal in any way it sees fit. could raise the penalty for 9 2 ) - P ic k T ba Proa (2D “ N ow * update Three generations confront spanning a cetury od change 1:30 A.M. drinking age is the politically campuses and has driven drink­ each other during a vacation at Cicely Tyson, Barbara Chaney, turn their eyes. Her reasoning requires a deli­ in their home. MacDonald claimed w - Fa stiva l o f Faith (D - Carter Country drunken driving convictions sexy way to attack the drunken ing underground. Educators (24) - Saaam a Straat a N ew England cottage. K ath ar­ Richard Dysart. 1974 Sandra Day O’Connor, the cate balancing act, but she that a drug-crazed "hippie group” l a - Pink Panthar Show ine Hepburn. Henry Fonda. 3D - Independent Network sky-high. If it were a week in driver. have been turned into I.D. (29 - La Buena Vibra Programa (D - Paul Hogan N ew s first woman to sit on the exhibits a compelling attitude killed his famUy and seriously (2D - Nawa/Sports/Waathar de ejercicios con sus anfi- Catherine Bach is the voice of Jane Fonda. Rated PG. jail, plus a year’s loss of license It is true that there probably policemen and hamstrung in 3D - Odd Couple 39 - Sunday at tha King's -^prem e Court, has just written toward drunken driving that wounded him. An Army investiga­ ( S ) - Jo h n n y Quaat triones Stefania y Fito Giron. her nighttime character Daisy as 8 - NAIA Track & Fl.ld M m i and a $1000 fine that went to the is, among 18-21-year-oIds, a their efforts to educate about C overage of the Track Meet is 39 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ House '/'a majority judgment of the tion cleared him. 0 9 - Ring Around tha World ® - MOVIE: Tha Looney, she. Coy and Vance, and all the grams are 'Take-Off,' 'The other government branches arresting poiiceman as a higher percentage of "night Looney, Looney Buga Bunny presented from Kansas City, (29 - America's Top Tan temperant use of alcohol. (23) - M O VIE: 'H urray for Batty other favorites from Hazzard Comic,' 'Night Flight Interview; court which might give civil could emulate. Movie* Bugs Bunny recalls MO. (2 hrs.) (S) - MOVIE: 'Saracen Blade' bounty, most drunks would people” than among the general If we got dead serious about But the Justice Department, at •oop' Thia clataic cartoon char- County appear in the animated Pat Travers,' 'Discovery of the libertarians the worries. I con­ tome classic moments from his 29) - M O VIE: 'W h a t the P m p a r During the 13th Century, a Although it is indeed an awful probably take a taxi home. ■ctar {•■ves homa for bigger version of THE DUKES, airing Week: Zara.' 'Space Cadet.' 'V i­ population. Most parties are at enforcement of and punishment the urging of MacDonald’s father- film career. 1961. Saw* A boy is expelled from his deo Artist,' 'Yessongs,' 'New young man dedicates himself to fess that also in my particular problem that doesn’t stop at things. during the morning of Saturday. Today, arrests for driving n i^ t. So when the legal drink­ for driving under the influence, in-law, pursued the case. Nine (29 - From the Editor's Desk posh English boarding school Wave Theater' and 'Tales of To­ avenging the murder of hia statute book the constitutional state boundaries, the fact that - Faith fo r Today March 12 on CBS. for monstrous behavior and he father. Ricardo Montalban, under the influence tie the cop ing age was lowered to 18, we might get somewhere. years after the crime, the doctor (ST) - Antiques & Americana m orrow .' (4 hrs.) ^ 9 - Jataona CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME returns home to continue his Betta St. John. Rick Jason. was brought to trial. Evidence that 10:15A.M. course of evil and destruction. 1954. 7:30 A.M. Mark Lester, Britt Ekiand, Lilli 39 - Featival of Faith he believes could have exonerated (2D - Madia Watch 8 - ABC Naw. (X) - Buibwinkis Palmer. 1972. (29 - MOVIE; 'Son of him was withheld, and he was CS) - Oat Smart 10:30 A.M. (2D - Newa/Sporta/Weather Frankanatein’ A broken-necked 1:46 A.M. Guest editorial found guilty. He is now serving C2D C£) - Th a D ukas man w ho w as hanged but lived, (ED - A B C N a w . 9 ) - To Ba Announcad ' 22) - Dlffrant Strok*. The finds Frankenstein's monster household is turned upside 8 - MOVIE: 'Making Leva' A three consecutive life sentences (Q) - Pink Panthar Show C5) - Dr. W h o and influences it to kill the ju­ down when Mr. Drummond be­ young woman must face the for crimes he insists he did not rors who condemned him. Boris (B l - Pon/a Paopia In Sports (2D - Style With Elea Klansch comes Arnold's roommate. knowledge that her husband is Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Bela commit. - Gary Coleman Show [Closed Captioned] in love with another man. Kate d S - S po rts Proba (29 ® 1983 Compulog Ron was right Lugosi. 1939 Jackson, Harry Hamlin, Michael 1 8 - Star Trak Cartoon (S ) - Vlaitando las Eatrsllaa En- (23) - MOVIE; Th. Boy. in US. aRMY KNiFe - Sport* Tonight Ontkean. 1981. Rated R. trevistat Informalet se desarrot- (2D CO N V IN C E D that the govern­ IS) - Sports Rsviaw Company C* This wartime COMBiNaTloH CoN6ReSS>ioKai- Ian en case de lot artistas. drama follows the experiences (29 - MOVIE: 'Confasaiona of a 8 - Film w e a P o N ment had information that sup­ 8 - Sports Billy Hector Carrillo. of five young Marines in Viet­ Driving Instructor* An accident- proned driving instructor starts RePUMDaNT PRY aNP VIHISaja- ports his claim of innoncence, 8 - T h a Jataona (29 - Ask tha Manager (X) - Chronicle meo and Juliet' and 'Buffalo nam. Stan Shaw. Andrew Stev­ about economy 5:30 P.M. to drive his female clients crazy. ens. Michael Lembeck. 1978. S Y S r e M 8 • Vlawpoint on Nutrition > C ro ss C ountry S k i School S o ld ie rs ' (2 hrs.) 2:00 A.M. MacDonald requested his files (87) dD - At the Movies (2D - Newsmakers Rated R. Robin Askwith, Anthony Booth. ^ 9 - M o m in g to w n (2D - News Update 1976. (ED - N.wa/Sign Off Editor’s note: On Saturdays the percent in January, which under the Freedom of Information 11:00 A.M. dD - Women's Golf Highlights (29 - W ild Kingdom (29 - Mario Lanza: An American of the 1982 LPGA Kemper (29 (29 - NCAA Baakatball; Big Manchester Herald reprints edi­ Act in January 1960. He told my 7:45 A.M. CSD (S) - Bugs Bunny/Road (29 - MOVIE: 'Never So Few* A Caruso (29 - Enterprise 'Hong Kong (ED 8 - Movl. ConTd wasn’t bad; in fact, there are Open are featured. East Championship Game Dresses Up.' Hong Kong entre­ torials from other New England Runner Show WWII guerilla fighter must bat­ - Fantastico 8 - Solid Gold \ associate Donald Goldberg be 8 - MOVIE: 'Modam (24) - American Challenge (25) preneur S.T. King and his popu­ (21) - Naws/Sports/Weether newspapers. This is from the forecasts being made now Prabiama* A young man ba- ® - Mork & Mindy/ tle the Army brass as well as the ( 8 - Prog conTd RoH'FUHcTiOKaLSi^K^H OMF^iNiTel^/ believes the files also contain proof (25) - Fantastico Animal Pro­ enemy after he attacks Chinese S9 - Billy Graham Crusade lar clo th ing com pan y W ea rbest Boston Herald. that it will increase between i eomaa talakinatic aftar acciden­ Lavama & Shlr1ay/Fon> Hour (22) (29 - NCAA Baakatball: ia examined. [Closed Cap­ ( 8 - Midnight Spocial of government misconduct that tally being aplathad with Atlantic 10 Championship grama infantil acerca de el renegades. Frank Sinatra. Gina @ - MOVIE: 'Airplanar A ^ waNpaBi^) C3D - All Star Wrestling tioned] four and five percent over the nuclear waeta. Chavy Chaea. Gam a mundo animal. Lollobriglda, Peter Lawford. strange assortment of passen­ - Sport. Update prejudiced bis case. gers sets out for Chicago on a Another set of encouraging 10S1. Rated PG. dD - Ha* H aw (49 - Sportsbeat 1960. 39 - El Show da R. Barrel - MOVIE: 'Tho OrMklll course of the year. (29 - MOVIE: Tha Man Who plane and the only experienced (33) (12) - Future Sport Tycoon' A turbulent love devel- [ numbers — the index of Would Be King' Two soldiers of 5:45 P.M. pilot has a fear of flying. Robert (29 - Madama's Place The Justice Department put him 8:00 A.M. 3:15 P.M. ops between one of the world'k W e’ll be the first to agree (29 - Road to Los Angelas fortune find only misfortune 8 - MOVIE: T«p«' Cadets Hays. Lloyd Bridges, Robert (57) - Dave Allan at Large leading economic indicators on a waiting list, informing him (X) (X - Popaya/Ollvs 8 - W M k In R .v le w wealthiest men and the widow when they con their way to the Stack. 1980. that O P E C ’s problems have Comedy Show (2D - News Update threatened with the closing of 11:30 P.M. of a U.S. president. Anthony that there were 135 requests to be throne of a remote Eastern king­ 3:30 P.M. their school incite a student re­ — has now been added to a IS) (29 - Incradibla Hulk and 8 - M O VIE: 'J a m * . D u n : T h . Quinn, Jacqueline Bisset, Haf had something to do with the processed ahead of his. Last June, 2 ) ^ Laughtoona dom. Sean Connery, Michael bellion. Timothy Hutton, (D - Hawaii Fiva-O growing list of equally up­ Spidarm an Caine. Christopher Plummer. CE) - Pro Bowler. Tour Cov- First American Taenager* This Vallone. 1978. faster pace of the turn-around ( X ) 8 - S u par Friands erage of the 9200,000 Toledo George C. Scott. 1981. Rated documentary-biography in­ CD - Benny Hill Show A nearly two-and-a-half years after MOVIE: Tha Atomic Cafe' 1975. Rated PG. side ones, until there can no Trust PBA National Champion­ PG. 2:30 A.M. ( S ) - C h rlsto pha rs The fear, conformity and official cludes clips from Dean's movies (3D - MOVIE: 'Catch-22' No — but all the other plus bis initial request, he got a letter (S) - Earth, Sm & S ky ship is presented from the im­ longer be any doubt about (Q) - Cartoon Fastival insanity of the Cold Wa> is re­ 6:00 P.M. as well as interviews with peo­ matter how many combat mis­ 39 - ESPN SportsCenter | factors didn’t just happen by from the Justice Department — (29 - Pelicula: 'Cargamento perial Lanes, Toledo. OH. (90 ple who knew him. 1974 sions you fly, there's always 8 - ESPN SportsCanur created. 1982. (E) (S) 22) - News what’s happening: Prohibido' min.) (57) - Beach Boys Twentieth one more to go in this night­ accident, or blindly. asking if he was still interested. (23) - Man Who Loved Bears 2:45 A.M. 8 - Soholaatic Sport* A cad. 8 - NCAA Ba.katball: 1983 (E) - Stareky and Hutch Anniversary mare comedy about W.W. II. We re picking up speed on - W arm -up ( 8 - U ttla Raaoala (25) “ Hoy’ Mismo Anfritiones (29 ACC Tournament from Atlanta, (ED - Off Track Betting Alan Arkin, Jon Voight, Paula (D - MOVIE: 'Big Foot: Man or Despite the law’s requirement Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes d9 - Let's Go Bowling 8:30 P.M. Presntiss. (Due to mature sub­ Beast?* This story examines tha the high road to recovery — at There had to be a strong 8 - Naws/Sports/Wsathar GA • Semifinal #2 8 - Star Trek the FOIA request be handled as Guerrero y Juan Oosal presen- • MOVIE: 'Another Thin 8 - M O VIE: 'A Lattar to T h r u ject matter, parental discretion legend of the manlike creature last. 8 - FlIntstorM Funnias (57) (2D - Style With Elsa Klansch force to move them upward. 8 tan aste programa de asuntot Man' Irish wolfhounds, a 8 - NCAA Basketball: Wives' y Three country-club Is advised.) 1 970 which inhabits the forest of the taocKv quickly as possible. Justice as­ 8 - M O VIE: T h e Je ric h o M ilo ' Southwastarn Louisiana at It was not an aberration 8 - Sasam a S tis a t publicot pretentando noticias y burned bath house and es­ wives a letter from a friend (ED - Off Track Batting Pacific Northwest. 1975 We suggest that this force KIN. signed a single employee to review A young man serving a life sent­ M arquette variada informacion. caped convicts require the at­ infomung them she is eloping - MOVIE: 'E n d l... Love' Ro- NEWS, 8 • Taatro Fantaadco ence w in s a chance to com pete (TD - StrM tl of San FranclKO 23) that the index ran up an was Reaganomics, which the 90,000-page file. Officials said - T hree Stooges tention of Nick and Nora 39 - Are You Anybody? with the husband of one. mantic drama flares when a a - C a rraaoolandaa (29 for a place on the Olympic team. ND) Charles. W illiam Powell, Myrna Jeanne Crain. Linda Darnell, 8 - MOVIE; Shark/. teenage boy's burning ardor for increase of 3.6 percent in Massachusetts Gov. Michael la x P a V e R there was no way they could speed ST) - Buainesa of Management Peter Strauss. Richard Lawson. 3 9 - Fastival of Faith Loy, Ruth Hussey. 1939 Ann Southern. 1949 Machine' An Atlanta vice squad his girlfriend leads to arson, tra­ 8:30 A.M. Roger E. M osley. January, the largest monthly Dukakis, House Speaker Tip up the process. 11:15A.M. (29 - Buck Rogers sergeant encounters pimps, call gedy and madness. Brooke P ie R C lN G GD CSD - Pandamonium 39 - Voice of Faith 1:15P.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'Lolita' A middle- (2D - Nows/Sports/Waathar girls, crooked politicians and Shields. Martin Hewitt. Shirley jump in the past 23 years. It O’Neill, Senator Kennedy, et (2D - Sports (29 - Sliver Spoons Ricky's drug dealers in his everyday MacDonald’s attorneys offered C S) - M y Th rsa So ns 8 - N H L H o o k.y: P h lla d .lp h ia aged professor becomes infa­ (24) - Beach Boys Twentieth Knight. 1981. Rated R. D e v i c e father gives him some advice on working world. Burt Reynolds. was solid evidence that the al, have found to be a to pay for copies of the file so that CE) a - Pac Man/Uttla 11;30A.M. a t Boston tuated with a teen-age Anniversary nymphet. James Mason. Shel­ how to talk to girls. Rachel Ward, Brian Keith. 3:00 A.M. turnaround President Rea­ Raaoals/Rlchia Rich d2) - Ski School 3 9 - Black Perspective convenient scapegoat. wa8Te,FRaop^ \ processing could be done more 1:30 P.M. ley Winters, Peter Sellers. 9:00 P.M. Rated R. 8 - MOVIE; Robb.r/ The Q D - A p p la P o lish srs (33) - Braingamaa This show it a d ) - MOVIE: 'Papar Moon' A 1962. Story of the planning and execu­ gan has been predicting for They’ve blamed it for every­ quickly. The Justice Department cross between a video game (ED | £ - M O VIE: 'J a n . D u ' An (2D - Evens and Novak 8 - Sp o rt Billy con artist is out-conned when (29 - MOVIE: 'Kill end Kill tion of a robbery of a British anp MigMaHaGeMeNT SHeaRg did not accept thp offer. amd a game show. (57) - MOVIE: 'Mirage' A scien­ amnesiac, left for dead after a (29 39 - Saturday Night Live some time now is gaining thing but the W ar of The he falls prey to the charms of a tist develops amnesia and is Again' A martial arts champion mail train of millions of pounds. brutal assault, struggles to re­ - MOVIE: 'Minnie and (2D - Sporu Weak not-ao-innocent 9-year-old girl. helped back to reality by a must save a Nobel Prizewinning 39 Stanley Baker, James Booth, more and more momentum. Roses. call enough of the crime to stop Moakowitz' A Protestant 8 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts - MOVIE; 'Chariots of Fire' Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. doubting psychiatrist. Grego^ chemist from the hands of a de­ Joanna Pettet, William Mar­ REP. DON Edwards, P-Calif., (29 her assailant. Karen Valentine. woman meets a hippy-type Look at some of the other But while they’ve been ^^&accH9R\He MX Mig&iLeCmeY’LL this weakly taan magazine. Two diatimilar runners com­ Madeline Kahn. 1973 Peck, Diane Baker, Kevin mented billionaire. James low e. 1967 For wrote to Attorney General William Ryan, Anneline Kriet, Michael William Devane, Eva Marie Jewish man and the two of 8 - A b b o tt and Coatallo pete in the 1924 Olympics. Isn^ O D • Pre-Seaaon Baseball; New McCarthy'^ 1965. 8 - NCAA Baakatball: numbers: attacking, the White House Mayer. 1981. Saint. 1962. them share a stormy romance. French Smith on MacDonald’s Charleton, Ben Cross, Dennis York Meta vs. St. Louis Southwastarn Louisiana at ^SvieeTeNMG Deaug R n p goNfiPLace F o r i t ) IS) - Big Story 4:00 P.M. ( D (@ - Love Boat Mary Mar­ Gena Rowlands, Seymour Cas- The composite of 10 separ­ has been resisting — ‘‘staying Christopher. 1962. (2 9 - M-A*S*H M arquette behalf. " I would request that steps 8 a - Shirt Talaa dD " Happy Days Again tin brings happiness to a form er sel, Val Avery. 1972. (87) - Busir>aas of M anagem ent C9D CS3 “ CBS Sports Saturday (57) - Marx Brothers in a ate index compiled by the the course,” if you will. be taken to speed this process so as d2> - NCAA Baakatball; 1983 love and Gopher rescues a man ® - Sign Off (2D - Naws/Sporta/Waather a - MOVIE; 'Myatary ol tha Today's program features N u tshell government has shown an MIHIon Dollar Hooksy Puck' 12:00 P.M. ACC Tournament from Atlanta, World Figure Skating Cham­ from hia wife. (6D min.) [Closed Inflation has continued to to achieve the purpose of the Act in QA-Semifinal #1 Caption ed] 12:00 A.M. T w o man muat deal w ith detec- C2D - KIdsw orld pionships. the Acapulco Chal­ 6:30 P.M. increase in nine of the last ten this case,” Edwards wrote, - All Star Wrestling 3:15 A.M. decrease, so have interest dva* and the Montreal Canadi­ (21) - Newamakere lenge Cup Cliff Diving and CD CD - CBS News (D Commentary an* hockey team in order to C5D - Big Valtay W o rld C up Skiin g. (2 hrs.) months: t "Given the significance of the - Earth, Sea & Sky ( D - Championship Wrestling (ID - Sign O ff rates: and taken together, (£} - Qilligan's Planet (23) CD 39 - N ew s 39 - USFL Football: Chicago at statutory rights involved in the amuggle diamonds out of Can­ (5) - Country Jamboree 39 ' ESPN SportsCantar New orders to factories are ada. (29 - MOVIE: The Party* An CD - In Search of.... A rizon a 3:45 A.M. these trends have increased ^ - MOVIE: 'Modem MacDonald case, more diUg«it CS) - ABC Weekend Special Indian actor bumbles through SD - Nawa/Sporta/Weather 8 - M O VIE: 'O n O o ld .n P on d' up 4.5 percent: sales of single­ 9 9 - T o Bo A nnouncad Problems’ A young man be­ 39 - 'Youl' Mag. for Women (2D - News Update the purchasing power of the mishaps that escalate to a party Three generations confront attention should be given to GD - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw comes telekinetic after acciden­ - Crossfire - M a m a 's Fam ily Sonja (29 - Sign Off where ahything goes. Peter (2D (29 39 each other during a vacation at family homes showed their dollar. 9:00 A.M. claims chauvinism when she (25). Pelicula: 'La Qanarala' fulfilling the Department's respon­ dD Twilight Zona Sellars, Claudine Longet, Gavin tally being splashed with - N B C N ew s (E ) (S ) - Msatballa 8i Spaghotti (29 discovers that her brother can a N ew England cottage. K ath ar­ largest monthly jump in And sure, the recession has sibilities ...” ' A. Soccer Road to MacLeod. 1966. nuclear waste. Chevy Chase. (29 ~ MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire' ine Hepburn. Henry Fonda, Ending cycle of abuse d2) r. 0 9 - Newsmakers stay out later than her. 1961. Rated PG. ( S ) - W a lto n s W am W ay 8 - MOVIE; Th. Log of tha Two dissi^iilar runners com­ Jane Fonda. Rated PG. January. had an effect on inflation and 5 9 - Jefferso n a ( E ) - N ina on N o w Js ra s y Black Pearl' A stockbroker hires (29 - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew (25) - Campaon Sin Corona pete in the 1924 Olympics. Ian MacDonald did a little better dl) - MOVIE: 'On Golden Pond* Charleson. Ben Cross, Dennis 4:00 A.M. The number of first-time the interest rate, but so have 8 - W a ll S tro st Jo urnal Three generations confront a captain to continue his dead (21) - News Update 7:00 P.M. (59 - MOVIE: 'Night at th* with the F B I — but not much. He grandfather's quest for sunken Opera' The Marx Brothers find Christopher. 1982. (2D - Newa Update filings for jobless benefits has Editor’s note: Carl A. Zinsser Is arm, bum it with a cigarette or hit nationwide have come to realize 8 - NCAA Baakstball: 19S3 each other during a vacation at (^ - MOVIE: Tha Boy Friend' CD - Agronaky & Co President Reagan’s eco­ treasure. Ralph Bellamy, Kiel som e opera talent and give love 39 - MOVIE: 'Dead Man Tall' Republican state senator from has received 39 of the I , i a pages of A C C T o u m am sn t from Atlanta, a New England cottage. Kathar­ An actress gets her big chance (29 - MOVIE: 'Quest for Fire' begun to decline gradually with a belt? that additional resources must be Martin, Glenn Corbett. 1974 CD - Welcome Back Kotter their help. Marx Brothers, Allan Charlie Chan gets his answers nomic policies. If he and O A ■ Baat Quartsrflnal Oamo ine Hepburn. Henry Fonda. when the star of the show The people of the Ulam tribe Manchester. The following Is tes­ documento on him in the FB I files. Jones, Kitty Carlisle. 1935 from the dead when he is This is bow some people deal allocated to preventative pro­ Jana Fonda. Rated PG. breaks her ankle. Twiggy, CD - «ha Na Na have learned the value of a fire, from week to week, a clue Congress can somehow get timony be gave Tuesday before the 8 - 'Y o u r M sg . fo r W om an 2:00 P.M. searching for a sixty m illio n d o l­ with stress and the abuse happens However, the 39 pages consist Christopher Gable. 1971. - Muppet Show but not how to make one. Ron grams, to have an impact on the dB - MOVIE: Talas of (E) - NCAA Baakatball: CD 39 9:15 P.M. lar treasure. Sidney Toler, that labor conditions are the national deficit headed in Legislature’s Human Services a-Em orgsnoy Hoffman' Baaed on tha Offen­ Perlm an, Rae D aw n Chong. Ev- even more frequently with infants, tremendous increase in child almst entirely of newspaper clip­ Raglohal Big 8 PCAA CD - Saint (2D - Freeman Reports Sheila Ryan. 1941 stablizing — although it prola- Committee. The committee h «« 8 - N o w s Update bach opera, Hoffman recalla tha eren McGill. 1962. the same direction as OPE C ’s because newborn children are so pings and press releases. Championship (29 - Mi Colonia: La Esperanza 3D - Dance Fever yet to act on the Mil he was abuse cases in almost every state 1 8 S 9 - Sm urfs three loves o f h it Ufa. M oira 9:30 P.M. 4':15A.M. ably will be some time yet Shearer, Ann Ayars. Robert ( X ) - S ix M illio n D ollar M an 3 9 Sports Probe prices, the recovery wiil sponsoring. very , fragile — even twisting an over the next few years. (29 - MOVIE; 'Hercules’ Her­ (29 (29 - Teachers Only 12:30 A.M. 8 - MOVIE: Tho Joricho Mila’ Helpman, Leonide Massine. (X) - NCAA Baaketbell: Teams cules and Jason, in their search (ED - MOVIE: 'On Moonlight before the unemployment move even faster. arm can result in bone damage. A The FBI’s reason for hanging A young man sarving a Ufa sant- ffP) - Brady Bunch Unfortunately, national interest 1953 to ba Announcad ' for the golden fleece, encounter (29 - Pearl and Friands: Centre (ED - AM In th . F.mMy B»y' A young lady with a pen­ onto the rest of MacDonald’s file Is anca wine a chance to com pete (2D - News Update Stage chant for baseball and singing rate slides below 10 percent. Perhaps Tip, Ted and the In the last few years, in fact in classic syndrome develops of the in child abuse prevention is devel­ d9 - Sunday at tha. King's dD - Lavama and Shlrlay a savage Cretan bull, apemen 8 ) - S M t o f M id n ig h t S p w la l. confusing, to say the least. The for a place on the Olympic team. and a dragon. Steve Reeves, (29 - Lettermen in Concert falls in love with a boy who be The price of oil and gasoline the last few months, have you abused child becoming the abusive oping during a time of scarce Peter Strauss. Richard Lawson, H ouse d3) - MOVIE: 'I Ought To Bo In 10:00 P.M. 8 -NCAA B*.katball: Big'10' lieves those a trivial pastime Duke better check that War of Sylvia Koscina Fabrizio Mioni. - Soledad Serie dramatica. bureau admittedly has no ongoing Roger E. M osley. O > MOVIE: Tarun and tha Pioturae' A jobless screenwriter (29 C D - N e w s Conference Wild Card Gama Doris Day, Gordon MacRae picked up a newspaper or turned parent. resources and limited funding for 1959. Libertad Lamarque. continues to drop -— with no The Roses bit. If things keep Leopard Woman' Taaan breaks finds himself reluctantly redis­ (^ - Flash Gordon on the radio or television and been It is hard to break this cycle. investigation as such.-But accord­ (S 9 - Sa sa m a Street CD 39 - Fantasy Island Jack Smith. 1951. one but O PE C and some very human service programs. up a tribe of natives who dress covering love and faith. Walter 4:15P.M. 9 9 - Fourth Season going the way they hve been ing to F B I Director William QB) * Burbujas Programa infan- 39 - On Location: An Evening 8 - M o n a y W M k 3D ** Freeman Reports told that another child has been the When these children grow up, they Senate Bill 179, simply put, in leopard akin* with iron claws. Matthau, Ann-Margaret,'Dinah (29 - M *A*8*H big banksweeping about that. til producido an Mexico. (2D - Sports Robin W illiam s The famous co­ 23) - MOVIE: 'Th* Man Who of late, that might he a more victim of abuse? Maybe the worst’ too deal with stress in a way that Webster, "This case remains in a Johnny Waiaemullar, Brenda Manoff. 1982. Rated PG. replacs a surcharge on marriage 8 - That Taan Show Joyce, Johnny Sheffield. 1946. 4:30 P.M. 3 9 - At th* Movies median performs live at San Would Ba King' Two soldiers of As for the Gross National sensible strategy than attack­ kind, resulting in death or mutila­ they know best — through physical pending status, with the F B I d9 - Schdestlo Sports Acad. Francisco's Great American fortune find only miafortune 4:45'A.M. licenses, on birth and divorce ® - Victory Oardan (39 - Naws/Spoita/Waathar 3D * Big Story 7:15 P.M. Product, it grew nearly one and verbal abuse. rarrently making inquiries as (2) - MOVIE: ‘Deadly Angels' Music Hall. whan they con their way to the 23) - MOVIE: 'Only Wh.n I ing Reaganomics. tion? And you sit there, and you licenses issued each year in the - Hogar Outce Hogar Com e­ - Sports Saturday 9:15A.M. (S) - Tha Jataona - News Update (29 (2D 8 - U.S. Alpln. Skiing throne of a rem ote Eaatern kin g ­ Laugh’ An alcoholic actress bat­ Statistics indicate that abusive specifically requested by the U.S. (2D dia producida en Mexico en el listen to it, and you say, "M y God, state of Connecticut. The money ® - Growing Years Championahips Coverage of the dom. Sean Connery. Michael tles both the bottle and her re­ 8 - H o o M i W a o k (24) - M akin g It Count cual se presentan tres esposos 7:30 P.M. how is that possible? How could parents may need as much as three Department of Justice.” women's giant slalom and the Caine, Christopher Plummer. cently reconciled daughter. will be earmarked for the Child­ 0 9 ~ IHah H our dominados por aus esposas. CD - Eyawitnaaa Magazine 9:30 A.M. 2:15 P.M. women's slalom is presented 1976. Rated PG. Marsha Mason, Kristy McNi- anyone hurt a child?” years of ititensive therapy before ren’s Trust Fund. Luz Maria Aguilar, Sergio Co­ fflD - Starsky and Hutoh CD - A ll In tha Fam ily from Copper Mountain. CO. (60 chol, James Coco. 1961 Rated Congressman Edwards questi­ CE) (£) - Buga Bunny/Road (2D - Health Weak rona. 1:00A.M. And yet it happens — it happens there can be any significant RunnarShow C I9 - B ow ling CD - Muppat Show min.) R. oned the F B I’s assertion in his 2:30 P.M. 3D * Sanford and Son every day in . this country. It change in their behavior. n ri - Davay/Qollath (2Z) - American Gov't Survey 5:00 P.M. 3D - S o lid Qold^ (29 - Outer Limits letter to the attorney general. “In dD - Sanfo rd and Son CS - Mission Impossibt* CD - MOVIE: They Call Me Mr. happened 12,000 times last year in 8 - H a raM o f Truth 12:30 P.M. 39 - Sports Look (2D - Naws/Sporta/Wsathar Tibbal* A police lieutenant is d9 - Co-Ed Mag Griffin hosts the state of Connecticut. It hap­ I W O ULD LIK E to think that you light of the facU that Dr. MacDo- CD ^ wide W o rld o f S p o rU (S) - As School Match Wit - Monitor (PREMIERE) torn between his duty and con­ 8 - MOVIE: 'OaNIpoir Two ( 3 ) C9D - N a w Fat A lb a rt Sh ow this weakly taan magazine. 22) (S9) ADventnres A bstraliS n fria n d s com a fa ca to “ Outer Limits Lloyd Dobyns anchors NBC's cern for a friend seen leaving pened 788,000 times in this country and I in this room tonight, can do Letter* policy naljl was convicted in 1979 and that d ) - Am arioan Bandstand , CD (29 - Ml Secretaria Situacion fsca with tho bruullty of war. (21) - Evans end Novak weekly news magazine. (60 the scene of a crim e. S id n ey Po- something to break that cycle. the Supreme Court denied . . . his 3D - CHIP* Patrol comica acerca de los aucesos in 1980. And that is almost the The Manchester Herald Mal Gibson, Mark Las. 1981. dD - O ne Step Beyond (24) - O ne For the Road min.) itter, Martin Landau, Barbara - Tim a O ut Theater Today’s acaecidos en una oficina. .&■ double the figures of 1976. That we can change the way final.appeal,” Ekiwards wrote, “it R atsd PG. - Big Story 39 McNair. 197D welcomes letters to the (2D programs are 'Kemper Open' (29 - At tho Movies (29 - Screening Room If we do not set up a positive parents, or some parents, will editor. appears that the position taken by 8 - A ra Y o u A nybo dy? (S3) - Flash Gordon 3:00 P.M. and 'Weekend Athlete.' (60 39 - Boxeo (ED - MOVIE: 'MoHal.'a Nav/ (29 - Barney Miller Men of PT Boat 73 under the Letters should be brief and the Bureau is in error, as well as at 8 - Voloa of FaKh min.) solution to this very real pheno­ react with their children; and (29 '* Screen ing Room (X) - MOVIE: Kid with the 3 9 - W e lc o m e B a ck Kotter 23) - MOVIE; 'Q uut for Fir.' command of an unorthodox menon we will, as members of maybe through that, we can save to the point. They should odds with the position of the 8 - Money Weak ( S ) - G ro w ing Year* Golden Arm* A famous security (29 - Kung Fu The people of the Ulam tribe commander ara not only fight­ bureau it requested by the Gov­ 8:00 P.M. have learned the value of a fire, society, ultimately pay the price, some child from pain and torture in typed or neatly hand-written, Department of Justice.” 8 - tr» Your Bualnoaa (| Z ) - Amarioan Gov't Burvay (2D - News/Sporta/Waathar ing the Japs, but their captain ernment to guard a large ship­ - w izards and Warriors but not how to make one. Ron and, for ease in editing, 8 - Lap Quiltins (29 - Gian Campbell Show CD CD w ho dep lores the .comm ander's and the price may not be just their young life. We can do that by 1:00 P.M. ment of gold. 1980. King Baaldorf sends Prince Erik Perlman,. Rae Dawn Chong, Ev­ methods. Ernest Borgnine. Joe should be double-spaced. In short, through unconscionable (25) - Lo Major dal M.undlal: erett McGill. 1982. dollars and cents. It’s our children admitting that, first of all, we have 1000A.M. CS) (X) - NCAA Baskatbalt 8 - MOVIE: 'Flaming Star' A and his vassal to bring back his Flynn. Tim Conway, Gary Van- ™E>' The Herald reserves the stalling and specious reasoning, Bpaolal T o da y's program ra- family is caught in the midst of Italia vs. Polonia kidnapped daughter. (60 min.) 39 - E xchange son. 1964 we are talking about. a problem here, and secondly, we C E ) - Saturday M orning right to edit letters in the viaws tha 1982-83 NCAA baa- an Indian uprising. Elvis Pres­ (29 - Bay Hill Classic Coverage Remember, try not to be so good-humored. the Justice Department and the CE) a - Soooby. Sorappy- (ED - MOVIE: Th. Utt.r' A (ID - MOVIE: 'Scalp.1' A mad can do that by passing Senate Bill katball season and Jooks at the ley, Dolores Del Rio. John Mcln- of the semi-final round is pre­ 10:30 P.M. interests of brevity, clarity Doe/ Puppy Hour wife, on trial for murdering her plastic surgeon remakes a go- People think you're not taking the economy F B I are keeping MacDonald from forthcoming NCAA Tourna­ tir*. 1960. CD - Black News D ID Y O U E V E R think what 179, which I offer to the committee. and taste. sented from the Bay Hill Club. lover, must retrieve a certain let­ go dancer into the image of his seriously enough." seeing his files. What ia the C E ) - O r . W h o ment (00 min.) I Orlando, FL. (60 min.) ' 'TSiEIASTOBEA makes a person break a child’s Professionals and lay persons d9 > Ovation Today's ter incriminating her. Bette 3D 39 - Independent Network runaway daughter. Robert Lan­ government afraid of? 8-OWTImoQospal (X) - Bionio Woman programs ara 'The Ballet of Ro­ (59 - Wild America Davis. Gale Sondergaard, Her­ N e w s sing. Judith Chapman. 1977 CLkSSIFlEP SECTION*. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat!, March 12, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 12. 1 8 6 8 - 9

Sunday TV BIRTHDAY ALMANAC I \Weekday TV Compiled by tha aditort ol 77w World Almanac Booh ol Who Merch 13 — Nell Sadaka (1939-), the singer and His Chlkf Tw o mice dresm of manta Shaw. HoMya Holmas songwriter who has been a recording star since the 6:00 A.M. Reynolds, Btvarly D'Angelo, becoming winding toys. Ani­ t978. Rated G. 8 - MOVIE; 'Thuraday'a CD - Outdoor Ufa 8 - N CAA Baakatball: 1B61 aeemy side of life gn a alave '50s. His hit records Include "Stupid Cupid," "Calendar (X) - Kidwrarid Oame* Two merried men con­ Lauren Hutton. 1981. breeding plantation la depicted. 6:00 A.M. gram It ■ repoet of 6:00em) (60 89 - Morning Stretoh 8 - Independent Network 8 - Nuavs York Ahora (D - We're Danoln' mated. Voices of Cloris Leech- 8 - At Tha Movlaa ACC Toumamant from Atlanta, Girl" and "Breaking Up is Hard to Do." 39 - Soholastio Sports Aoad. tinue to celebrate their once-e- James Maaon, Parry King, S u f, CD-sign On/Nsws min.) News CD-M o v ie (SD - N «w England Woman man, Andy Devins, Peter 5:00 P.M. O A-Fina l l 8 - Daytimo 2:30 P.M. the leading Ustinov. 39 - Sunday at tha King's week freedom even after the 8 - NBA Baakatball; aan Qeorga. 1976. Rated R. 8-AHvaaiW alll 8 - Happy Days Again March 14 — Albart'Einatain (1879-1955), C D - Now York Raport breakup of their thursday night - MOVIE: T h . Boy. from 8 - J a r r y Falwsll 8-VorladPragtama 8 - Bavariy Hinbllllas 12:00 P.M. CD (D - Capital House (D Weehingttm at Phlledelphie 8 - FaHh for Today 8 - Fasthral of Faith theoretical physicist of the 20th century. He revolution­ ( 3 - WorM Tomorrow poker game. Gene Wilder, Bob Brazir Former Nazis plan to rise 8 - Sparta Rsviaw CD CD CD8 -N e w s - WorkFa Grattett Cartoon 8 - Dr. Babe Patten 9 3 ) - I Oraam of J Mnni« (2D - Nawa/Sports/Waathar 8 - Sporta Probe 8 - Nsws/Sporta/Waathor 8Z) - Eleotrio Company CD ized man's understanding of physics and forecast the 69 - Mtreele Revivsl Hour Newhert Ellen Buretyn. 1972. again to world power through e ~2) - Madatiw's Plaes 8 - Flintatenaa CD - Tom Catda Up Cktsa Show 8 - Pink Panther Show ( 8 - Publio Affaira (S ) - Twilight Zona ' 8 - Qrandaa Sarloa 8 - MOVIE: 'Shoot the Moon' 1KX)A.M. "S' 10KX)A.M. atomic age. " diabolical scientific plot Lawr­ A family goes through trying 8 8 - T e d o y 93) - Kiafft Supartttrs 8 - C H IP . Patrol (S ) - Nawa UpdaM 10:00 A.M. 2:15 P.M. ence Olivier, Gregory Peck. - Agronsky and Company 5:30 A.M. CD - Hour Mogozlna ® - Tetda Tiloa March 15 — Judd Hirach (1B35-), the actor who has (29 - Making It Count 8:00 P.M. periods of ssparation end CD 8 - Batman 8 - *Your Msg. for Women . 8 - O d d Coupla (22) - Qian Campball Show C3D - Sundsy Morning QD - MOVIE: -Norlhwaat 1978. - Varied Piagtama Q D - Woloonw Saak Kotter 8 - R h o d a appeared on Broadway and In films but is best known ( S ) - Enfoqua - Archie Bunker'e Piece change. Albert Finney, Diane CD - Say Ooodbya Again 4' (D C ) - Saaama Street ( £ - Esster Mess Peeasge' The adventures of an - Those Amazing Animals xC3) (3D 8 - USA Movla O - Losvo It to Bosvsr as the star ol the "Taxi" television series. IS - MOVIE; Th a Loonay, * Jeek Anderson (3D ^Archie discovers some mari- Keaton, Karen Allen. 1982. - MOVIE: “Man In tho OlasaT' 3 D - Morning Stretch CD - Now 425,000 Pyramid' Loon«y, Looney Bugs Bunny (29 expedition searching for a CD (8) Uns Umosns do Amor 5:00 P.M. March 16 — Erik Estrada (1949-), the actor who has 3D - Tom A alerry Confldential 8 - MOVIE: 'Charado' A Juene in the Bunker household. 69 - Ask the Meneoer Indeperrdent Network 7:30 A.M. 8 - Uving FaHh Movlu' Bugs Bunny recalls mydiical Northwaat pataaga. Ss?**"' a; CD-Ceuptas Ssris drsmstics sn Is cusi se Spencar Tracy. Robart Young, woman discovers her murdered CD - Jim Bakker 8 - Movie CD - Bamay Millar starred on the popular "CH iPs" television series since tome claiaic momenta from hit (21 - MOVIE: 'Abbott end 129 - MOVIE: ‘Fire’ A devastat­ ( D 8 - Matt Houaton Matt in- 10:15P.M. 8 - Nows Update —r CD - Romper Room snvusivsn romsnes, intrigs y Costello In Ride 'em Cowboy' Ruth Hutsay. 1940. husband's cronies ere looking vaatlgataa tha murder of a 8 - Pink Panther Show - Six Million Dollar Man 1977. film career. 1981. ing forest firs, started by a con­ for e large sum of money he has 8 - S l g n O f f 8 - Voriod Programs 8 -T a k a 2 crlmsn. Lllisns Abud, Jose Al­ CD vict to divert attention from his goaalp columniat (60 min.) 8 - MOVIE: 'Chariots of Firs' March 17 — Rudoll Nurayav (1938-), the Sovlet-borri 8 -Sport. Weak hidden. Cery GrenL Audrey 8-Monaynnc (B-Undardog 8 - Varlad Programe fonso. (D - Paopla'a Court 6:15A.M. (2D - News Update escape, tRraatans to destroy a Tw o diaaimller runners com­ 1:15A.M. tZ' 8 - ESPN SportaCantar ballet dancer and choreographer who defected to the Hepburn. James Cobum. 1964 (3D - straight Talk pete in the 1924 Olympics. Ian 8 - Jim Bakkar 8-8ooobyDoo 8 - Utda Houaa on tha Pralrio (2D - Sports Week (29 - Chalioe of Sslvstion mountain community. Ernest 2:30 P.M. 8 - Paopis Now With UT 8 - Juet Man 3:00 P.M. West In 1961. His suspended leaps and fast turns have - Are You Anybody? 3D - Wall S t Journal Rap. Charlaton, Ban Croat, Dennis 8 - S o n w - Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Borgnina, Vara Milas, Patty 8 - Styla With Elaa Klanaoh 39 Tush 6:45 A.M. 8KX)A.M. 8 - Mareue Walby. M. D. ( 3 3 ( 3 ) - Guiding Light 8 - Voiaa of Faith IS) - MOVIE: 'Suparman IF Su- Christopher. 1962. Rated PG. 8 - N e w a been compared to the feats ol the legendary Nijinsky. 6:30 A.M. Duka Astin. 1977. ( 8 - Mario Linza; An American 8 -F a o t l v a la f FaHh 39 8 - Utda Houaa (S) - Nuestra Femilla parman's anamias ara tha thraa (D -B i B n O n 93) - Tom Si Jerry and Frianda 8 - All-Oay Movlee 8 - Family Foud (3) 69 - OonorsI Hospttsi March 18 — John Updike (1932-), the novelist and Ceptein Kangeroo - Sports Amarloa Caruao (2Z) 8 - Nwm/«ponwTVMtlM, criminals that his fathar, Jor-EI, 8 - ESPN SportaCantar 8Z) - Sasema Street ( 3 ) - tronsM# 8 - Nswtwatoh short-story writer who writes about contemporary - Ask ttw Doctor (29 - Seorifioe of the Mess 10:30 P.M. 1:30A.M. 6KX)A.M. 8 - Inatnietlonal Programs GD 12:15P.M. 8 8 - SportiWoHd Today', banishad from Krypton. Christo­ 8 8 - Mr. Rogara' American small-town and suburban lile. His books l29-Jetsons 3K)0P.M. CE) - Sports Extra CD - Eyawitnaaa Magaaino CD 93) S9 - Varied Piagrams 8 - Bugs, Porky A Frianda 8 - Manana Sara Otro Ola 12:30 P.M. 33) - Tom Si Jerry snd Friends G3) - Candid Camera program features the Women's pher Raava, Gena Hackman, Nsighborhoad include "Rabbit, Run," “ The Centaur" and "Rabbit Is - Rex Humbard C£ - MOVIE: 'Island of Love’ A 8 - MOVIE: -Viking Quean' A - From the Editor's Desk 8 Indopondant Natwoi|^ 8 ) - Capullna 39-S o n ya G3) - MOVIE: 'Ragtime' A black 69 producer and writer flea tha World Pro Cup Surfing Cham­ Nad Beatty. 1982. Rated PG. 3D CD-N o w Zoo Revue 80 - Facts of Ufa CD CD - Young and tho 8 - El Nino do Papal Avan- tribal rular in anciant Britain pionship end the Worid Drag Raedase Rich." pianist tries to get revenge for 6Z) - Busirress of Msnegement wrath of a gangster, but are ra- teaks to overthrow tha Roman 39 - MI8L Soooar Phoenix at 39 - Ovation Today's pro­ CD - C M Early Morning News 8 - Porky Pig 8 -W a H o n a (29 -Sooo by Doo turat an la vide do un nine y aua Racing Finale. (80 min.) 8 - U-S. Alpino Skllnf, March 19 — Wyatt Earp (1848-1929), the gunfighter the way he is treated by a white daemad whan tha producer occupation fprcaa. Don Murray, Baltimore grams are 'Rida on Stranger: 8 - ABC Nawa This 8 - Mr. Rogars’ Ndghborfiood 8 - Eduoatkmal Programs CD - Midday - Bill Bogge (JQ) - Aftsmoon Brsak contactoa con let difarentst fireman. Harold E. Rollins, Elite- 10:15A.M. Saints & Sinners,' 'Edge of the Chsmpionahlps . . CD and peace officer who operated on both sides of the marries e Greek girl, niece of e Carita, Donald Huston. 1907. ( S ) * National Geographic 39 - Voioe of Faith Meming CD 8 - Rydh'a Hope ( 2 ) (29 - Fantasy peraonas qua compran au par- bath McGovern, James Cagney. S ) - Cooking/Kerr gengster. Robert Preston, Tony Speolel Cold: Ocean Wanderers' and 99 - Living FaHh „ , 8:30 A.M. 10:30 A.M. iodico. law during his checkered career. The bloody shootout Rated PG. 39 - Ovation Today's pro­ 8 - MOVIE; 'M y Wild Iriah 'Desert Cloud.' (2 hrs.) CD - Jda Franklin Shoigr 8 - N a w a ( 8 - AfKiros Csissts La tisrna Randall, Welter Matthau. 1963. grams art 'Whickar't World: CD - Fllntatonaa CD - All In tha Family 8 - WKRP in CInoInnad at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Ariz„ made him a 10:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Rose’ Story of famous Irish 8 - DoapadMa , 8 - Buahwas Tlmss an ESPN ( 8 89- Saarah For Tomorraw hlstoria de una husrfana sn ( 9 - Insight Vancouver.' 'In tha Mouth of tha 8 - MOVIE; 'Alex In legend of the Old West. (3D - TV Mass 12:30 P.M. - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts singing star Chauncey Olcott 8 - Rlak/Marrlago 'A businaaa nawa briefing for CD - Varied Programs CD - Child's Play buses da su msdrs y da su vsr- 8 - Charila'a Angela Dragon: Tha Changing of tha 39 Wonderland' A young director I2S - Styla With Elaa Klanach this weekly teen magazine. and his invoivsmant with Llllisn axacuthraa.' (Tha 7O0am pro­ 8 - Groat Spaas Coastsr - You Aakad For It 1:00 P.M. dadsrs identidsd. Andrsa dal (3) - That's The Si^rit C D - High School Bowl Guard' and Th e Romantic Ra- wreitlei with success while his CD 8 - More Real People ( 8 ) - Wild Kingdom Russsll. Dsnnis Morgan, Arlens 1:45 A.M. “ gram Is a rapaot of 6:00am) (60 CD 8 - All M y Childron Boca, Ana Maria Picchio, Al­ 3D - Pink Panther Show 39 - Greateet Sports Legends ballion; VJilliam Blaka.' (2 hra.) S D - Newsmaker Sunday Dahl, Andrsa King. 1947. wife copes with their domestic 8 - Los Pollvooaa 8 - Varied Programs berto Argibey. - Ring Aiound th . Wodd Today's program features Dick fall-outs. Donald Sutherland, El­ CD 8 - sign OH T min.) 8 - Movla 129 (2D - Newsmaker Sunday • News Update (29 - MOVIE: 'Moscow Dose 8 - Cartoon Foodvol 8 - Andy GriffHh QD 5:30 P.M. Webber. (2D (2D - Newa/Sports/Weather len Burstyn, Federico Fellini. 8 - Jimmy Swaggart ( 8 - Btereky and Hutoh Paintings donated 89 - Davay/Qoliath Not Believe In Tears' This Rus­ 8 8 -S a la of the Century 8 - 7 0 0 a u b (S) - Electric Company (Si > Jerry Reed end Specie! 8 8 - CH IP. Ponch and Rated R. 2:00 A.M. ,1, (2 9 - Sooemo Street (2Z) - French Chef CD 8 - News (2D - Crossfire Friend# sian film spans 20 years follow­ 8 -Daybreak 8 8 - Days of Our Uvas 6:45 A.M. (29 - Miss Tele Dominco ing the fetes of three country Bobby are astigned to clear out S9 *- Independent Network - CBS Nowp> 9K)0A.M. - Carter Country CD 8 - M-A-B-H NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A collection of 19th and (22) (2> - Meet The Press some fraternity brothers of Ser­ CD CD 8 - A I H > a y Movlas 8 - Instruodonal Programs 3:30 P.M. 8 - Sacrod Haart & - MOVIE: 'HIt.tha loe' Side­ ( S ) - Sento Domingo Invite girls who move to Moscow to News Nightweteh CD - RIohatd Simmons 8 - Extranoa Caminoa early 20th century paintings by French artists has walk cameramen become in­ (29 - Lewmakera seek their fortunes. Vers Alsn- geant Getraer. (60 min.) 8 - Health Field 11KK)A.M. 8 - Mumio Ladno Je ita Lo- 33) - Soooby Doo 7:00 A.M. (29 - Bay Hill Claaelo Coverage (3D 69 - ABC News " 8 - 1 Lava Lucy 8 - Bab Nawhart Show been donated by a Virginia couple to the Yale volved with a gang of bank (S ) - Raino Salvala tova, Irina Muravyova, Raise Ry­ 8 - MOVIE; 'Quya and Delia' 11:00 P.M. CD teda y Sonia Vorhauar son las 8 - Flintstonoe of the final round it presented 6:30 A.M. CD - Priee la Right - Electric Company CD - Kan Copland robbers. Bud Abbott Lou Cos­ from Bay Hill Club S Lodge, Or­ azanova. 1980. Nathan Detroit's floating crap- CD (D 8 8 - Nows (2D - Sports Update CD - Tom Catda Up Cloaa anfrltlonea da oata programs da B ) University Art Gallery. (29 - MOVIE: 'AirplaneT A CD CD - C M Eerly Momlne CD - Hour Magazine 8 - 3-2-1, Contact d ) - Thia la tha Ufa tello. Petrie Knowles. 1943. strange assortment of passen­ lando, FL. (2 hra.) (29 - No Tooa Boton game may sink if gambler Sky CD - Off the Sat (29 - MOVIE: 'Buddy, Buddy* A CD 8 - Donahua stuntoa publicos ntcionalaa 5:45 P.M. The 16 paintings were donated to the school by Mr. News - Prioa Is Right praaantando antraviataa. noti­ IB) - Ovar Easy O - Insight gers sets out for Chicago on a (2Z) • North to tha Top of the Masterson wins his bet that he man tries to prevent the suicid^' CD 8 - Electric Company and Mrs. Paul Mellon, who have long been major C£) - Nawark Roallty 6.-00 P.M. can thaw an icy Salvation Army CD - Madama'a Place of his hotel neighbor. Welter^ C D -P o p e y s CD-Straight Talk ciat, daportai y un tagmanto (2S - Businsss of Msnsgsmsnt plane end the only experienced World CD-L o v e Boat 4:00 P.M. benefactors of the school. Mellon is a 1929 graduate of 9 3 )-R o b a rt Schuller lais. Frank Sinatra, Marion 93) - Odd Couple Matthau. Jack Lemmon, Peule-'> 93) - Orest Spooe Coastsr daade Hollywood titulado 'En pilot has a fear of flying. Robert CD 8 8 8 - Nmra 8 - Advanturas of Mr. Magoo CD - Th) Tao Dough CD - JsHaraona Yale. 10:45 A.M. Hayt, Lloyd Bridget, Robert 3:15 P.M. Brando. Jean Simmons. 1955. 99 - Festival of Faith Prentiss. 1981. 8 - Varied Programs Pantalla'. G2) - Women's Golf Highlights CD - Rood to LA. 8 - Tannaaaaa Tuxedo - Candid Camera - WhaYa Happsnlngl of the 1982 LPGA Kemper Stack. 1980. 8 - Madia Watch ( S ) - Nova 'City of Coral.' To­ 93) 8Z) - Varlad Programs CD Yale officials declined to disclose the estimated GE) - MOVIE; Tarzsn and the 8 - Bridoahoad Revialtad 8 - Children Caught in the 1 8 - Early Today 8 - Calllops ChlMien's Open are featured. Treppere* Tarzen frees animals night's program takes a look at Crossfire Program# 8 - Varied Progrema CD - Movla value of the paintings, though art experts estimate 3:30 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'DavW a coral reaf. (60 min.) [Closed 2:15A.M. 8 -Varied Programs 1:30 P.M. (19 - Sunday Cartoon Express from trsppsrs, and alto prsv- 69 • Welcome Beck Kotter (2D - Sports 8 - Mass 99 - Woman'e Day USA CD - Rockford Files they are worth at least $2 million. The paintings have ants thsm from taking the CD - MOVIE: River of QoM- Copperfield' A film adaptation Captioned] CD - sign OH - Rempsr Roam CD CD - A t tha World Turns - Faadval Faith 1KK)P.M. - Sign Off a 8 -M e r v Griffin CD - In Ssareh of._ been on loan to the Yale Art Gallery for the past 09 of riches of a lost city. Gordon Two Americans, diving for rel­ of Charles Dickens' classic (23) (SZ) 8-Daywatoh 8 - Sunday at tha King’s 8 - MOVIE; Buddy. BuddY A 99 - Standing Room Only; 8 - Pink Panthsr Show several years. (21 - W.V. Grant Scott Eva Brant Ricki Soren­ (D - Make It Real ics off the cosit of Mexico, wit­ novel about a young boy grow­ man tries to prevent the euicida (29 - SIN- Tesla Deportive 6:46 A.M. 8 - Saaama Straat ( 8 ) ® - Whool of Fortune Houaa ness e beautiful girl teing ing up in 19th Century England. Olivia Nevirtoo-John In Concerf The paintings include works by Claude Monet, Paul (2D - News/Sporta/Weather son. 1958. CD - NBA Baakatball; New of his hotel neighbor. 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(R) (60 min.) now: The NtW -^^tro-Graph wife. Jaff Bridgaa, Belinda Boys. Leo Gorcey, Hunts Hall like to be merried. (2 hrt.) infUtrete an international arms 1947 the way he it treated by a white ments before Ivy was bom. Now [Cloaad Captioned] ace and king of trumps. Bauar. Bianca Jaggar. 1S7g. [Closed Captioned] syndicate Is double croeeed Matchmaker wheel and booklet fireman. Harold E. Rollina, Eliza­ she is torn between her parents 1 8 - Eelodad Saris dramotica. 4KK)A.M. :: Then he led a heart to which reveals romantic combi­ Rated PG. (2D - Sports Weekend Review end the man who claims to be and forced to take matters into beth McGovern. Jemea Cagnay. Libartad Lamarqua. 9:30 P.M. 8 - N CAA Baakatball: 1BSS dummy’s ace, ruffed another nations. compatibilities for all (S) (82) - Saaama Stroat ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Ouys and Dolla' Rated PG. her father Marsha Mason, An­ his own hands. 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(colloq.) 48 HOURS 20 Social rank to Rotitaaria where you shouldn't, you could 8 - Saaama Straat cause serious complications 22 Printers •kawer 31 Christ's 53 City in Israel 8 - Club PTL ■SYMPHONY NO. 1" R measure (pl.| 11 Maaturing for yourself as welt as for ------SHOWN AT:— . 'U . -V TuMfi J -/Z . birthday 8 - World Tomorrow OimS»NiA.M..1Wflaa U » Fsl STWOR 54 Challenge others. Keep your distance. 24 Ideal gas atrip (abbr.) MMJaay-tdUMnijii condition 19 Selenium VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try 8 - Electric Company Brahms 32 Afghanistan! 55 Charitable or­ (abbr.) ,syntK>l to avoid domestic disagree­ currency ganization 9:15A.M. 25 Soldering 21 Chimps ments today. Every one small 8 - MOVIE: 'Charlou of FIro' TOOTSIE @ place 23 Slander 33 Amorous look (abbr.) squabble could produce a Tw o dissimilar runners com­ -eEg! I'PCALLTH«-'3a(«] fTHEV HAP THE 6AU-TD U6E^ chain reaction. Keep a lid on 28 With (Fr.) 24 Scratches 38 Electric fiah pete in tha 1924 Olympics. 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At tha Door 4 6 t o tl . z 6 3 6 4 6 6 and police struggle to protect $4.00 piv AOUARlUr (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It the people. Carol Lynlay, Dale Ballar's Muiic Shop 66 Sharpener ■1■ 3 6 6 7 6 6 6 6 6 0 6 1 might not prove to your best Robinette. 1978. '*'•4 I Baimont Record Shop 67 Bavaraga advantage to request favors W - C elebrate DOWN 6 2 6 3 6 4 today. Those who comply will 8 - MOVIE: -Tha Mouaa and Sabaitian't Mutic Cantor CHANNEL probably expect a higher FoefuiiTHigiafowMTioaeALL: naaigi TONISHT 8:00 30 tKh 6 6 6 6 6 7 return tor their deeds. < m u t Fewer - a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 12, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 12, 1983 - 11

Obituaries Hunters attack Sunday ban;; hi Leotrlce Muldoon FOCUS/ People Leatrlce (Faufaw) Muldoon, 59, horse enthusiasts defend it' of 152 Eldridge St., wife of Robert Muldodn, died Thursday while on , By M ark A. Dupuis men’s Alliance. member of the Connecticut Trail vacation in Albuquerque, N.M. United Press International Clark said the state’s 79,500 Riders Association. “ But I'm not She was born in Newport, Vt., hunters logged more than 1.6- going to harp on this because as far Sept. 17, 1923, and had been a HARTFORD — Hunters Friday million hours of hunting in 1980 as I ’m concerned, revenue comOh Andy resident of Manchester since 1943. attacked the state’s ban pn Sunday with a “ low and decreasing acci­ second, safety first. Funeral arrangements are in­ hunting as an outdated "Blue dent rate” with ho incidents known " I consider Sunday a safe day fd r complete. Holmes Funeral Home, whore a horseman, hiker or [Rooney Yes, there's Law,” but horse enthusiasts and use of the woodlands. We know 400 Main St., is in charge. others defended it as a way to keep birdwatcher was killed by a hunters are knowledgeable, we are Syndicated the woods safe for all people at hunter. not contesting this at all, bift The sportsmen’s group pre­ accidents do happen,” Mrs. Ran­ Columnist In Memoriam least one day a week. It was a contest of facts and dicted the state could reap $333,000 dall said. ^ In loving memory of Linda Ann figures as members of horse annually in sales tax revenues lost Caselli who passed away March 12, Susan Carhart of Mansfield also riders’ groups and sportsmen's by Connecticut hunters now travel­ opposed the bill, saying one day pif life after 1967. associations went before the Legis­ ing out of state as well as additional the week should be set aside when license revenues if Sunday hunting Elach leaf and flower may wither. lature’s Environment Committee recreational areas are safe to the were allowed. The evening sun may set; to discuss a bill that would general public. ? Mighty eliminate the ban on Sunday Opponents of the proposed hill, But the hearts that loved you dearly. hunting. including horse groups, countered "A ll of our weekends are major Are the ones that won’t forget. "In fact, the only valid reason we with their own numbers, such as recreational days and one of those have the prohibition is because of the fact the state has 68,000 horses days should be a day of peace,'' she 'Barney M' Sadly missed by. and owners who pay taxes on their said, arguing that hunting ex­ 127 Auntie antiquate Blue Laws — now cluded other groups from recrea­ virtually extinct in the state,” said ' property, equipment and the like. By Pat Hilton 50-year-old.” Madolyn Smith is the Robert T. Clark, legislative direc­ "W e bring in revenue also,” said tional lands because of safety young wife, and Anne Meara the tor for the Connecticut Sports­ Delores Randall of Meriden, a concerns. HOLLYWOOD - The band- love interest, with Anne’s real-life Check on way outlawed some, impeccably proper gray­ husband Jerry Stiller playing haired man rose as we approach^ Hal’s best friend. MILFORD (DPI) - City offi­ his table in the Polo Lounge and — With “ Other, Woman” com­ cials will soon be receiving a check in an action startlingly out of pleted, Hal performed in " I Do, I for $213,000 from its insurance Cycle helmet law debated One of the striking things about character — hastily stuck a false Do” — for which he shaved the company to repair three municipal nationality is how the people mustache lopsidedly on his upper mustache. The part demanded he buildings damaged during a flood belonging to any one country do By Bruno V. Ranniello lip. age 50 years during the show, and last summer. D-Grenwich, asked a motorcyclist eral years ago after strong pro­ United Press International some things so well and other It seems there had been consid­ he felt it helped to start sans lip Mayor Alberta Jagoe said she if his wife wore a helmet when she tests hy the cyclists who success- rode with him. things so poorly. It’s something erable publicity over the shaving brush. expected the insurance company, ' HARTFORD — Motorcyclists fully challenged claims you can’t really write about of Hal Linden’s facial trademark, Not missing a beat, he says he Birmingham Fire Insurance Co., urged a legislative committee Richard Paukner of Stamford, Connecticut would lose federal without having half the country and it had become a running gag as to put the check in the mail on Friday to reject a renewed effort to answered sometimes, and Morano highway funds. has two more stage projects in the to whether he would be recognized Friday. force them to wear crash helmets replied jokingly, “ you might want Pauker said 31 states do not call you an ethnic bigot, but most of works, but that the really impor­ while riding on Connecticut to wear one so you won’t have to require helments "and rightly so.” us are clear in our minds about without it. (He is.) tant date this year is April 13 — the The money will be used to pay for He explains that the mustache $130,000 in repairs to the town highways. hear her.” Professor Leon Robertson, a what various ethnic groups can 25th anniversary of his marriage to But a Yale University professor Earlier, Paukner, in an impassi­ lecturer on epidemiology at Yale and can’t do well. removal was allpartofhis decision Frances. The Lindens, who have library, $94,000 in repairs to the to “ do weird things” when "B ar­ X. City Hall and almost $13,000 for the who has published widely used oned plea to the committee, University, said studies have The French are among the most four children, are planning a party ney Miller” came to what was for on the occasion, and Hal says, “ It courthouse. statistics on highway deaths dis­ dispu te studies indicating motor­ shown conclusively helmets save charming, talented people on puted their claims that helmets cycle deaths were lower in states lives of motorcyclists. There are bfin a sad leave-taking, the end of a is our intention to make a big "This is the first phase of a Earth. There are a lot of things made no vast difference in pre­ that require helmets. more deaths and injuries among treasured period in his life. blowup of our wedding photo, and three-phase settlement," Mrs. Ja- they do better than any one else and venting injuries or death. He said it has beenn proved motorcyclists who do not wear “ That’s the exercise, really, to as the guests enter, we’ll be go.e said. "W e are still waiting to one of those things is live with a keep being different. I want people hear about the contents and The crowded hearing before the helmets restrict vision and limit helmets when compared to the standing in front of it, wearing the Transportation Committee was hearing so that they become more total number of traffic accidents, sense of freedom and to be surprised every time they see same clothes as in the picture. I records’' portion of the claim. me. attended by dozens of leather- of a liability than a help. he said. independence. have my wedding suit, and my wife jacketed motorcyclists, all insist­ He said imposing a helmet law “ There’s no doubt in the scien­ Can anyone tell me, then, why “ The minute an audience will has her dress, and they both still ing on preservation of their right to was no more fair or enforceable tific community of studies that they have a communications min­ only accept you as one thing, fit.” Heist suspects you’re nailed, ’ ’ says Linden, who is decide whether to wear a helmet. than laws to ban smoking or show a 30 percent decrease in the ister who has just outlawed the use determined to stretch after eight TO WHAT DOES he attribute the Testimony at times was emo­ mandate the use of seatbelts for all number of deaths in states where of 127 words the French have charge a trap motorists. fBarney” seasons, which, he longevity of his marriage in a tional but the tension at one point helmets are required and a signifi­ borrowed from the English lan­ gave way to laughter when veteran A law requiring helmets for cant increase in states where they reminds you, was equivalent to community where 25th anniver­ FARMINGTON (UPI) - Lawy­ guage? The words can’t he used in making 40 feature-length movies. legislator Sen. Michael Morano, motorcyclists was repealed sev­ are not required,” he said. saries are as rare as Pintos? ./ill ers for the five men on trial for advertising or in French movies. Avoiding typecasting is a problem “ It has to do with thepersonality attempting to rob the Farmington The French call these words for every actor, he says, pointing to of tbe people involved,” he ex­ Savings Bank last October said V “ Franglais” and the best known of Burt Reynolds as an exaiViple. plains with the earnestness that their clients were coaxed into Herald photo by Torquinlo “ Every time he makes a good-old- marks all of his responses. “ I don’t attempting the robbery by a paid them is "L e Hot Dog.” Does that Jobless benefit delay sought really sound like anything a boy picture with fast cars, it’s a big think my marriage is any more or FBI informant. smash. Every time he tries to do Ladder to the sky freedom-loving people would let its less successful than others, but it The defense lawyers said the something a little more sophisti­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A legisla­ CBIA spokesman John Anderson treasurer of the Connecticut State depends on whether you look at the informant, Frank L. Sprenz of Town Fire Department Capt. Robert Bycholski (center, government outlaw? “ Le Hot cated, he gets jumped on.” I *11 Richmond, Vt., recruited their tive committee Friday heaid ap­ also urged approval of a bill to Labor Council AFL-CIO, urged the Dog” sounds silly and I think the doughnut or the hole. If you look at So, what has Hal Linden been the doughnut, you look at what to clients and chose the bank in a in civilian dress) instructs a group of recently-hired peals from business and industry deny unemployment compensa­ committee to reject the measures. French know that when they use it. doing that is “ weird” — or at the save; if you look at the hole, you long-planned trap triggered by the firefighters on how to set up a truck ladder. to reimpose the one-week waiting tion to a person who quits a job for She said they were attempts to least, new — for him? look at what’s painful. I ’m a tv » 4 « FBI. The attorneys said in U.S. period for workers seeking une.m- personal reasons unrelated to the forstall the responsibility of busi­ JOGGING MUST have caught on generally positive person, and District Court Thursday that ployment compensation. job. ness to provide its workers an in France after it caught on here, AFTER "BARNEY,” he re­ there was never enough pain to HAL LINDEN TO PLAY IN ROMANTIC COMEDY Sprenz was paid $10,000 by the FB I, Restoration of the waiting period "Both of these measures unders­ adequate compensation for their because “ Le Jogging” is another counts, he first made “ Starlight,” outweigh the benefits.” Motions to dismiss the charges will save $10 million and lessen the cores the need for better controls well-used services. . . . “Other Woman” on CBS on March 22 U S' appeals court a suspense drama with Lauren The benefits of blending a happy against the five defendent were amount the state must borrow to over the fund, paid exclusively by She said the real issue was a need of the banned words. Hutton and Lee Majors, which personal life with an active profes­ denied by U.S. District Judge T. replace its bankrupt con^nsation- taxes levied on employers.” for a new formula raising the Many of the words are ones used Another book is planned for next "Barney Miller") another sort of painful and sad. You don’ t have ABC aired in late February. Tbe sional life are reflected in his calm fund, business leaders told the He said the state now is in hock to payroll limit on which companies in making motion pictures. For year. power, a very heady sort. "M anip­ those kinds of relationships often in Emmet Claire. fact it contained "no corned at all demeanor, his trim, healthy- Labor and Public Employes the federal government for $215 are taxed. Currently, employers instance, before this French lan­ As he lists his many activities, he ulating people, telling them what your life.” He goes on to say, In court testimony FBI agent was very different for me. looking body. And active Linden is. Jack A. Daulton testified the FBI reverses judgment Committee. million in loans to the jobless fund pay a scale percentage into the guage czar’s pronouncement, also talks about the satisfaction to do; try this, try that. I don’t "When we finished ‘I Do, I Do,’ I “ Then I went out of my way to do In addition to all his other pursuits, had been aware of the planned But labor officials countered the and has begun to borrow again for unemployment fund for only the French film makers were identify­ that comes from acting: " I think mean,” he interrupts himself, was depressed, had the post­ a romantic picture, ’The Other which include skiing and golfing, every actor has a sense of the break-in. He reportedly admitted bill would merely allow business to the first time since 1978. first $7,000 of income for each' ing the people who chose the actors Woman,’ which will be on CBS “inflicting your will. If you’re partum blues. It’s not only a avoid their responsibility "on the there’s his ABC “ F Y I” public powqr of the project he is working the FBI paid Sprenz $1^000 for the Betty Tianti, secretary- employee. as “ Le Casting.” Henceforth, the M arch 22. I t ’ s a rom antic smart, you’ll make use of everyb­ question of is it a good project or a backs of the workers.” services announcements, which on because he is directing himself ody’s intelligence, but even that is information, but denied Sprenz against Bridgeport czar says the listing will be comedy.” • air three times a day, five days a bad project. Is it what I want to do when he chooses how to be part of organized the operation. They also called "unfair and Linden believes, “ Comedy is the an exercise in human behavior — with my life? “ Distribution artistique.” week — bits and tidbits of the I atest the whole. When you’re an actor, cruel” the state’s policy imple­ hardest to do, and fin in g light how to get somebody to do what "M aybe I don’t want to do this at NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal November 1976. mented last year of refusing to A French outdoor movie can no thinking, latest statistics, latest you create a person who doesn’ t you want him to do in such a way comedy is a toughy. We were very ideas. all. Maybe I want to retire and appeals court reversed Friday a The jury found the two police­ allow laid off seasonal workers to longer call itself a “Drive-in exist.” that he will commit to it as if he had teach acting in college UConn adds protection diligent to make ’Older Woman’ “ I get more mails from ’FYI’ Emhart won’t jury verdict that found Bridgeport, cinema.” It has to be a “ cine- men acted in good faith and bad a apply for unemployment work, and I think this might be one thought of it himself. It’s an someplace.” ' Conn., liable for $14,500 in dam­ reasonable basis for making the compensation. , pare.” than I ever did from ’Barney BECAUSE Hal Linden’s manner exercise in power, which is tre­ STORRS (UPI) - The Univer­ iin s said, “ We will proceed to of the rarities that succeeds. Seriously? change stand ages tecause of the handling of a arrests. A bill bforb the committee, Miller,” ’ says Linden. “It’s very of speaking is soft and deliberate, mendous because you ’have an sity of Connecticut has begun place smoke detectors of this The French have chosen the “ It’s a total switch,” Linden He laughs; his answer is quick civil rights complaint by the city’s But, on the fourth charge, the sponsored by co-chairman Sen. satisfying. We’ve had letters from it is especially surprising to hear opportunity to create a world, a FARMINGTON (UPI) - An installing temporary smoke detec­ variety in all of our residence halls strangest words of ours to take to says. “ It’s an ideal movie.:, for the and emphatic. “ No. It’s a good life. Board of Police Commissioners. jury found the Board of Police Joseph Harper, D-New Britain, people who said the information the word power cropping up cosmos.” Emhart Corp. official says the tors in dormitories while awaiting as a temprary measure untiUuch their hearts. French shoppers over-40 woman . . . the story of a You can’t beat it.” The business The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Commissioners, as part of a would require the state Labor saved their lives.” Last year the frequently. Linden finds the ending of each rally staged earlier this week by the start of a $2.S-miilion project . time as the capital project is have been enjoying “ Le Dis­ recent widower who impetuously had been good to him, he says. in Manhattan said the verdict pattern of civil rights violations, Department to accept filings for material from the brief spots was project a time for evaluation. It the company’s more than 300 this summer to upgrade fire completed.” / count,” and that’s banned. marries a younger woman and assembled into a book, which He finds directing (something he “ For every door that closes, against Bridgeport was not reason­ acted wrongfully at a hearing into jobless benefits from full-time was especially so with’’Barney another opens. It’s time to move striking workers would not alter protection and electrical systems She said the proposed capital In Paris, shortly after World winds up having an affair with a immediately hit the best-seller list. tries his hand at during the run of ably based on evidence presented the matter nine months after the employees laid off from seasonal on campus. Miller." It was wrenching and on." the stand in the six-month strike. at the trial of police officers alleged assault. jobs. bond project includes sophisti­ War II, there were still thousands The official, Don Mackay, vice Dr. Carol A. Wiggins, UConn cated hard-wire smoke detection Michael Rodriquez and Robert The jury agreed with Batista and The state’s largest business of American soldiers milling president of industrial relations, vice president for student affairs equipment tjiat will activate ea0i Nadrizny. the Padin brothers that they were group, Connecticut Business and around in the streets, and as life called the rally a media event and services, said Friday 80 building’s fire alarm system and The complaint alleging the po­ improperly kept waiting for hours Industry Association, said restora­ slowly came back to the city and designed to distract attention percent of the 9-volt photo electric licemen unlawfully arrested and at the hearing, were insulted, and tion of a one-week waiting period transmit to the fire department.'.' away from company claims the smoke detectors have been in­ the entrepreneurs got back into beat three men, the appeals court denied their rights to a lawyer. The Wiggins said the smoke detect A/as„ the air waves just didn't wave would bring the state in line with 42 n v union does not have a valid reason stalled in three dormitory tors have been placed in halls and business, a nightclub opened It’s OK. V„„You probably didn’ t ■ said, failed to establish as required panel awarded $3,000 to each of the other states and save $10 million the mail right now. for prolonging the strike. buildings. called "L e Jazz Hot.” I suspect catch my show Sunday night on the the dial," I coach. “ Try the car radio," I shout. that the violations were the pro­ Padins and $8,500 to Batista. for companies that pay into the stairwells with the exact location Mackay also said he was sur­ If the initial experimental instal­ that might have been the beginning This is a half-hour show. Time is My telephone line goes dead as duct of Bridgeport’s policy or "M ere rudeness or inconven­ compensation fund. having been specified by tl($ radio. It’s OK, no, no, really. I ’m ANOTHER THING that prised by some of the issues union lation proves sucessful, Mrs. Wig- UConn Fire Department. In of the essence here. Blow this and two perfectly grown up adults high practice. ience, however unpleasant does of “ Franglais.” You can bet that not hurt. happens: you get frantic calls from officials said were stumbling that’s it. This isn’t like you can The jury in U.S. District Court in not rise to the level of a cognizable no pronouncement by a dictator in You know. W INF. Last Sunday tail it out to the backyard. blocks in the negotitions. close relatives. Bridgeport found in favor of the chill on the exercise of First charge of language is going to end at 9 p.m. Manchester Community Focus send them a clipping in the mail or Meanwhile, Monique, my 4-year- The 300 workers on strike at Close relatives have no choice policemen on three charges that Amendment rights,” the appeals it. College’a new show called “ In the something. This is radio. old niece whom I ’m babysitting Emhart’s Bloomfleld and Windsor Calendar Adele Angle but to listen to the show. It’s one of they unlawfully arrested and as­ court said. "The Constitution does Community Eye.” Me interview­ “ I still can’t get it,” he says, for, has just about had it with all plants are represented by United saulted Louis Batista, Manuel Focus Editor those small print things in 'the not prohibit trifling interference ONE AIRLINE COMPANY has ing members of the town’s Sexual “ Tell me again." the noise in the kitchen. Auto Workers Local 376. Padin and his brother Felix in contract when you agree to be­ with personal sensibilities.” already been fined for using Trauma Center on incest. Pretty come a parent. She doesn’t understand that her Wednesday I BEGIN to get this absurd Manchester franglais in its advertising. hot stuff. Trouble is my parents are west aunt is on the radio for the first mental- picture of an air traffic RecreaUon Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning Another banned phrase is “ Le Sure, sure, I told all my friends radio personality breaking into tbe of the river. -And W INF doesn’t time. Monday * Office, Town Hall. controller trying to bring down a Biographer says FBI afraid Jet.” “ Le Jet” must now be called and relatives to listen. Sure, sure, I business. come in too well in their town. ^he doesn’ t understand that her Internal Revenue Service tax return workshop, 6-9 Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room “ L ’avion a reaction.” did my best to get the word out. I ’m making the most of it. “ No, plane. The pilot has just keeled p.m.. Town hall hearing room Town Hall. “ Where is it, Adele. Tell me grandparents are in a state of high The Committee for the Protec­ Sure, sure, practically nobody over from a heart attack and this Permanent Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m. Thursday no, really, it’s OK. It doesn’t again?” my father says into the panic because they can’t tune their tion of the French Language is tuned in. desperate man is doing his best to Town Hall coffee room Finance Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse’s Office matter,” I say, lowering my eyes. phone. I can hear his radio in the daughter in. trying to prevent change. That’s bring the plane in by giving a Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St Town Hall. Those who didn’t have been This is a blatant attempt to get background. It is not talking about “ Can’t you see I ’m trying to to fake on Ernest Hemingway like trying to stop a river from frantic passenger instructions. Tuesday Butter and Cheese pickup, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Boaril apologizing to me all week. I guess them to feel guilty. It has worked incest. It is playing Xanadu. watch ’The Jeffersons,” ’ she yells going in the direction it wants to go Adele Angle Bradley Field Air Building Committee, 7:80 p.m., Manchester High Room, Town Hall. that’s just one of tbe things that wonders all week — I figure at “ A little to the right....just a at me. School in. It won’t work. Languages Traffic Controller suddenly has a SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — about it, Meyers said in a telephone found on him that was damaging or Economic Development Committee, 7-30 n m* happens-when you’re a major new least eight dinner invitations are in little, now, don’ t go too heavy on So much for the Big Time. J. Edgar Hoover both hated and interview from his home in Am­ anything they construed was Board of Directors budget review session, 7:30 Board Room, Town Hall. y simply do change and should brainstorm. feared author Ernest Hemingway, herst fthere he is a visiting damaging.” p.m., Lincoln hearing room change. No numbers of sixth-grade a University of Massachusetts p r o t e s t at the University of For example, the file includes Human Relations Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall English teachers or official pro­ hearing room professor who uncovered an FBI Massachusetts. mention of a fight Heminway had nouncements from government Wednesday Andover file on Hemingway said Friday. "They’re constantly sending let­ with a gossip columnist in Havana, are going to keep English or Profile Jeffrey Meyers, currently com­ ters back and forth between J. Advisory Board of Parks and Recreation, 7:30 n.m Meyers said. It also mentions him t French or any other language from piling a biography on the author, Edgar Hoover, Washington and Town Hall coffee room ” Name: Jeanette Cave receiving psychiatric treatment in Monday adapting itself to the way people said he found the information in a the agent in Havana slandering the Mayo clinic in 1961, the year he Commission on Children and Youth, 7:30 o m Age: Over 30 Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. ' are most comfortable using it. 124-page FBI file on Hemingway Hemingway. They also accused killed himself. Town Hall hearing orom '' Address: Windsor Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Office BuUdlng. ' Franglais is nothing more than he received under the Freedom of him of being a communist, which Meyers said he received the file Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Occupation: director of Senior Citizen’s Center, Information Act. He was not and never was," he in January and wrote about it for Democratic subcommittee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Gold faddish French slang. Most of it room Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Favorite food: seafood Manchester Among other thing., it chronicled said. the New York Review of Books, on Office Building. won’t last, whether it’s decreed the author’s spy work in Cuba "Hemingway was big enough to newstands Friday. Grade Reorganization Committee research sub­ illegal qginot. That’s the way it is Favorite beverage: Pepsi Cola during World War II and Hoover’s take on the FBI and they were "I wrote it immediately after committee, 7:30 p.m„ Illing Junior High staff room with slang. It all seems smart and Favorite hobby: sewing loathe of it, Meyers said. afraid of him ," he said. "A t the reading the file over and over Thursday cute to use when you first hear it, Sports: basketball "(Hem ingway) had this private time he’s the most famous author again and fitting it into the context Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court Bolton but most slang very quickly Roots for: the losing team amateur spy network working for in America and he has an interna­ IRS workshop, 6-9 p.m. Town Hall hearing room of what I already knew about becomes cliche. Nothing makes a IdeM vacation: one that is restful and peaceful him, especially Basque jai alai tional reputation. They were Directors’ comment session, 6:30-7:30 p.m direc­ ^ t way to relax: read a good book Hemingway and Cuba,” he said. Monday person seem older and without a players. He collected information afraid to take him on.” tors office Meyers will include the informa­ Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. deferred entertainment: Broadway theater on the Spanish phalangists, the Even after he dissolved the spy Saturday new idea in his head than the Music: Gospel tion in a biography he’s writing on Tdx Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. - pro-Franco people," Meyers said. network, what Hemingway jok­ Hemingway. He expects it to be IRS workshop, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Town Hall hearing room repetitious use of dated slan’g. Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. makazine: the Hartford "The FBI didn’t like Hemingway ingly called a "crook factory” the complete some time after he Most of it will sound silly in a few Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. ' M ^ a r in e ” ®®agazine and Good Housekeeping doing this thing. They thought that FBI followed him. The file runs returns to teaching next year at the years. Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Fireplaoc he was impinging on their territory from 1942 to 1974. University of Colorado. Coventry Favorite book: the Bible and they did not think that his Room, Community flail. " “ It anticipates McCarthy’s Tuesday f THE GOOD THING about slang Favorite store: Marshalls Inc, information was reliable." smear techniques that he used Pet: dog called Princess Monday Revenue Sharing Hearing, 7p.m., Conununity Hall; is that occasionally one invented As Meyers explained it, Heming­ during the Cold War in the 50s — Favorite spot in Manchester Manchester Parkade Air quality Town Council Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m., Board of Selectmen, 7:.30 p.m. or immediatetil new expression lasts and adds a way conducted his spy work with but it happened 10 years earlier,” Car: Delta 88 Oldsmobile Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. following the hearing, Conimunity Hall, ~ new nuance to pur ability to the permission of a U.S. ambassa­ he said. called ‘good* Favorite colors: red and black dor there who was a friend. Coventry Taxpayers Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town Wednesday communicate. It gets into the good "They continued after the crook HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Hall. Favorite quotation: "When you feel you’re at the end Hemingway turned the informa­ factory was closed down and after Planning Coipmlssion, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall dictionaries and becomes part of a Department of Environmental, Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Board of your rope, tie a knot and hang on." tion over to the embassy, who his sub hunting expeditions were Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace RoonL growing and better language. Protection reported good air qual- * Room, Town Hall. Community Hall. Pet peeve: dirty pots in the sink handed it to the FBI. stopped, they kept the file open on U tbe French want to preserve ity levels statewide Friday and Tuesday Friday Best thing about Manchester: sincere and helpful But the FBI didn’t want the him and they continued to add to forecast the same conditions over tbeir language, they ought to let it attitudes of people in the business community information and could do nothing Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m,. Planning Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., Conununig Hemingway’s file anything they the weekend. Office, Town Hall. go os free as they are. Worst thing about Manchester: distance from Windsor. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD/Safe, March lit, igiO MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 12. 1983- 13 Senior News What is AIDS? About Town "o f Manchester Lodge of Masons and a trustee and let s Do It Again' again Realtors seek 1908 home corporator of the Masonic Temple Corp. Here are some answers on Acquired immune Deficiency Syndrome Installing officers were Wayne Stone, high priest; The Manchester Board of Realtors is conducting a search to find the most representative local home Grady L. Pearson, marshal; Robert W. Ferguson, Editor’s note: this colamn is Bv Charles S. Taylor complex of health problems. All patients with AIDS Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia affects a few QUESTION: How conuium Is AIDS? to contact me or a league member rehearsal scheduled for today built in 1998 to enter into a national Diamond Jubilee chaplain; Ferdinand D. Lewis and Elmer E. Stone. United Press International have developed a severe loss of their natural hundred adults and children in the United States Pfepsred by the Manchester Se- at the Center. from 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Homes Competition. The contest is sponsored by the James McKay was organist and Ronald Erickson immunity against disease, leaving them vulnerable to nler Center. It appears In the ATLAN TA — The nation has a new medical annually, but usually is seen only in patients receiving ANSWER; Investigation of the syndrome began in National Association of Realtors in reiMignition of its was soloist. The colors were presented by Manchester illnesses that might not otherwise be a threat. These Manchester Herald on Wednes­ SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK mystery on its hands that m ^ ica l authorities say will intense therapy with drugs known to suppress the June 1911, and by March 2.1983, more than 1,121 cases WE STILL have openings for the 75th anniversary. Assembly, Order of the Rainbow. Refreshments were illnesses are often referred to as opportunistic days and Saturdays. Saturday: Variety show rehear­ be tougher to deal with than either Legionnaire’s immune system. and 423 deaths had been reported to the CDC. arthritis clinic scheduled for Mon­ Daniel Reale, president of the Manchester board, provided by Temple Chapter, Order of the Eastern infections. days'at 1:39 p.m. and to run for sal 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Star. disease or toxic shock syndrome. Monday: 9 a.m. chess and will take suggestions from people in the Manchester, QUESTION: What are some of the characteristics QUESTION: What Is the geographical distrilmtlsB nine more weeks as well as Bolton and Coventry area. Applicants should contact Dr. William Foege, director of the national Centers By Joe DImlnIco checkers; 9:30 ceramics, quilting; QUESTION: Who is at risk of having AIDS? of patienu with AIDS? of reparted cases? , openings for our exercise class for Disease Control, admits health officials are Activities Specialist 10 a.m. bingo; 10:30 social danc­ the Manchester Board of Realtors at 186 E. Center St. worried about an outbreak of acquired immune scheduled for Mondays and Wed­ no later than June 1. Nursing cancer patients ANSWER: Nearly all cases have been reported ing; noon lunch; 12:30 pinochle; 1 deficiency syndrome, or AIDS as it is referred to in ANSWER: About 95 percent of the victims ANSWER: The dUtribution has been unusual, with nesdays at 1:39 p.m. The American Institute of Architects will appoint a ROCKVILLE — The American Cancer Society and from four distinct groups: homosexual males, Greetings. Seniors are reminded p.m. tax (wunseling; l;30exercise, medical circles. identified in the current AIDS investigation have been nearly half the reported cases from Now both classes are concerned special panel to judge photographs of all the homes Rockville will sponsor a program intravenous drug abusers, Haitian entrants to the ateut our upcoming show entitled arthritis group. Bus pickup at 8 AIDS is a disorder that weakens the body’s natural males. Three-fourths of the cases have been and about 20 percent from California. AIDS cases with your health so please make a nominated nationwide. Ten finalists will be chosen entitled "Resources for the Cancer Patient — What United States, and persons with hemophilia, AIDS Let s Do It Again,” slated for a.m. return trips at 12; 30 and 3; 15 defenses, leaving victims vulnerable to a host of rare homosexual or bisexual males. The age group have been reported from more than 30 states and from concerted effort to attend. and the owner of the winning home will recieve special the Nurse Needs to Know’ ’ Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. does not appear to be a risk to the general public, but April 22 and 23 at Manchester High p.m. ailments, including a cancer called Kaposi’s affected is primarily in the range of 25-44 years. All 15 foreign countries. Now concerning trips, there are recognition. in the cafeteria of Rockville General Hospital. because its cause is unknown, this is not yet certain. School. Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. oil painting, sarcoma. Death rates have been extremely high, in races have been affected. still openings for the popular Speakers will include an oncology nurse, a public The show will be a synopsis of macrame; 10 a.m. square danc­ the range of 40 to 60 percent. QUESTION: Are there any symptoms of AIDS? Wildw()od trip scheduled for June, health nurse, a minister and the executive director of QUESTION: What are some of the diseases our past nine variety shows and 19 - 23rd. For further information ing; noon lunch; 1 p.m. bowling, So far, despite an intensive investigation and the QUESTION: How serious Is Acquired Immune Royal Arch Masons elected the Manchester unit of the American Cancer Society. affecting AIDS patients? should prove to be the best ever. you may contact Pauline Maynard tax counseling; 1:30 exercise expenditure of over $2 million in 1982 alone, the cause Deficiency Syndrome? ANSWER: There are no clear-cut symptoms to Topics will include financial and spiritual concerns, Our variety show is our biggest at 643-1711. class. Bus pickup at 9 a.m. for Royal Arch Masons, Delta Chapter, recently of the disease is not known. indicate the loss of immunity, but many patients with community resources and the hospice movement. ANSWER: About 90 percent of the cases studied fund raiser and helps support our We still have openings for the shopping; return trips at 12:30 installed new officers. Robert F. Silva of 143 Keeney Dr. Alien L. Goldstein, chairman of biochemistry at ANSWER: AIDS has a very high fatality rate, AIDS have had symptoms of fever, loss of appetite, There is no fee, but registration is requested. Call have had one or both of two rare diseases: a type of ranging from 20 percent to as high as 70 percent meals program. Aqua Turf trip in celebration of St. from the Parkade. Rides to the St. was elected most excellent high priest. George Washington University in Washington, has weight loss, extreme fatigue, and enlargement of center available by mini-bus. 643-2168 for information or registration. reported the development of a simple b lo ^ test to cancer known as Kaposi’s sarcoma, and Pneumocys­ depending upon the opportunistic disease. CDC lymph npdes. Tlis often occurg over a period of This year’s show will be our last Patrick’s Day scheduled for Other officers are Wayne A Wormstedt, excellent tis carinii pneumonia, a parasitic infection of the Returns at 12:30 and 3:15. identify potential victims of AIDS, and to spot donor investigators do not know of any patient with AIDS months before becmning severe enoui^ to develop the one so we are asking all to pitch in March 16. Tbe price of the trip is king; Leslie C. Noyes, excellent scribe; Elmer E. lungs. However, the basic underlying problem is a Wednesday; 9 a.m. health clinic blood that might carry an agent that causes the who has regained lost immunity. specific observable diseases, such as Kaposi's to make this j'ear’s show tbe most $17, which includes transportation, Stone, treasurer; Emil G. Lido, secretary: Wilbert E. specific defect in the body’s immune system. sU(x:essful ever. Individuals can lunch, and entertainment. If inter­ by appointment; 9:30 crewel; 9:45 Nead, captain of the host; Carlton E. Burke, principal McCurrys celebrate disease. I sarcoma'and Pneumocystis pneumonia. pinochle; 10 a.m. friendship cir­ Because of growing public interest in the ailment, QUESTION: What causes AIDS? help by purchasing or selling of ested you can sign up at the front sojourner, and Burton G. Wheeler, royal arch captain. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McCurry of 51 N. Elm St. QUESTION: What is known about these opportunis­ tickets or with a donation as one of office. The trip will be leaving on cle; noon lunch; 12:30 bridge; 1 Appointed officers are Walter L. Whitman, grand recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the CDC has prepared the following questions and QUESTION: What Is being done about the AIDS p.m. crafts club; tax counseling; tic diseases? ANSWER: Investigators have not yet been able to our patrons. March 16 at 10:39 a.m. from the master of the third veil; Edward J. Beaulieu, grand a small family party. They were married March 6. answers about AIDS: pndilem? 1:30 exercise. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. find the cause, or causes, of this loss of immunity. ’The Individuals wishing to be a Community Baptist Church and master of the second veil; Stephen Dzielinski Sr., 1943, in New Bedford, Mass. QUESTION: What is Acquired Immune Deficiency return trips at 12; 30 and 3; 15. ANSWER: The opportunistic diseases seen with occurrence of the sy^rome among hemophiiia ANSWER: CDC formed a task force in July 1981 to patron can send donations to tbe returning at approximately 4 p.m. grand master of the first veil; Ferdinand D. Lewis, McCurry was employed 39 years by Connecticut Syndrome (AIDS)? AIDS are not new. Kaposi’s (KS) sarcoma was Thursday: 9:15 handbuiiding; 10 patients suggests the possibility of transmission of an investigate the problem and seek methods of control Center or stop by the Center. chaplain; Albert T. Heavisides, organist, and Melvin Light and Power before he retired in 1978. Mrs. described over 100 years ago. Prior to 1980, KS a.m. orchestra rehearsal; noon agent through blood products, but this has not been and prevention. As a public health agency, CDC goals Tickets are available at the front NOW AS FAR as Thursday F. Bocner, sentinel. ^ McCurry, the former Marion Apel, was employed by ANSWER: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn­ primarily affected elderly men and was very seldom lunch; Thursday program to be proved. One leading hypothesis is that the causative are to discover the causative agent of AIDS and to office for the price of |5. Please programs are concerned it Is with Silva is a past master of the Manchester Lodge of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft before her retirement in drome is the name given to a recently reported fatal, even five to 10 years after diagnosis. agent is a blood-bome virus. invite your family and friends. regret that I must inform you that announced. Bus pickup at 10 a.m. Masons, a member of the Ancient Accepted Scottish 1976. interrupt its transmission. and return after program. Don’t forget that on March 21 the the St. Patrick’s dance has been 'Rite Bodies of the Valley of Hartford, and the The couple has four children, Barbara Panagy of Friday; 9 a.m. cribbage; 9:15 Center will sponsor a “ Brown Bag canceled. We will still be having Connecticut Consistory of Norwich. Ardsley, N.Y.; Mary Jane O’Brien of Manchester; Day.” On that day we are urging corned beef and cabbage for the handbuilding, basketweaving: 10 He is a member of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Frederick C. McCurry of Spring Valley, N. Y., and the all seniors to bring in their meal. We are desperately trying to a.m. bingo, exercise, duckpin Sphinx Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine and the late Conrad H. McCurry of Manchester. They also 2 Redgrave's show medications to the Center so that insert a program for that, so stay in bowling at Metro Lanes; noon Omar Shrine Club of Manchester. He is the historian have six grandchildren. Advice the pharmacist will have a chance tune with the next colunm. lunch; 12:30 setback; 1 p.m. tax to review with you what type of On March 24 starting imme­ counseling. medication you have and inform diately after lunch we will have M ENU FOR THE WEEK has second life you of its purpose and effects on Mary Dunpby at the Center to Monday: Freqch onion soup, your body and mind. demonstrate tbe art of belly Cave exploration offered veal parmigiana sandwich, gin­ dancing. Last year the program By Vernon Scott and returned to tbe air. Sure, it would. / Golfers are reminded about tbe gerbread with topping. AAitzi high on marriage United Press International annual golf meeting scheduled for proved to be an eye opener so Tuesday; cream of brocli Surprise. "Teachers Only” waqX March 21 at 7 p.m. Items to be please do attend. thoroughly restructured and is back on soup, chicken patty on a bun, HOLLYWOOD — In these hard . discussed will be election of On March 31 John Churilla will chilled fruit. DEAR ABBY: A lot of friends and I feel that It for your opinion. In the tbe air. The entire supporting cast was by Adventure Challenge officers, dues, and format for be having a slide presentation on people think that if you’re economic times many Americans know canned. Tbe high sriiool was moved Wednesday: tuna macaroni cas­ would be hard for me to event of an evening wed­ leagues. We also will be having the Kenya. John and his wife, Lois, in show business you stay the sinking feeling of being told they from Los Angeles to Brooklyn, and serole, green beans, roll and tell her this. ding, which seems to be so viewing of everybody’s golf swing have just recently returned from married for about an hour are no longer employed — a conunon classroom scenes were dropped butter, jello. CONFUSED (AGE 10) popular these days, the from last year on the vidro screen Kenya on a safari. John is not only A cave exploration seminar in enrollment is 12 students, ages five-week course, to be offered at and a half. Nuts! > enough occurrence in the lives of all altogether. Thursday; St. Patrick’s Day Virginia is one of a series of Dear Abby groom is left with a full adors. that Paul Dutelle most gracdously daring but an excellent photo­ 10-17. the Mahoney Recreation Center, is To make a marriage According to Miss Redgrave, the dinner, corned beef and cabbage, programs that Adventure Chal­ DEAR CONFUSED: day to do as be pleases. So donated to the Center. grapher as well. So please make a An overnight backpacking trip to $ 100. work, you have to have One minute performers are riding locale was switched to create a greater Irish potatoes, buttered carrots, * Abigail Van Buren You have a decision to to pass the time, be has a This meeting is obligatory for we M int to stop by the Center and view lenge will offer to Manchester Bear Mountain in Salisbury is Adventure Challenge is also more going for you than high in a movie or TV show, the next racial mix and to wring additional roll and butter, shamrock i<« makO. You can tell your few (maybe five) beers — will draw up this year’s rmter the presentation. students this spring. scheduled for April 21 and 22. Cost offering courses in rock climbing, just "love." You have to they are in the unemployment line. laughs from the vicissitudes o f life in cream. £ friend that if she wants to two hours before the wed­ from those who attend. I suggest if The caving course is scheduled is $75 per person. Maximum caving, backpacking and bike Unlike most unempli^ed, however, Lastly, performers in the variety Friday: Napoli vegetable soup, like and respect each continue to come to your ding is to take place. * Brooklyn — where just getting to work from April 18-23. Participants will enrollment is 12 students, ages the actor’s feast or famiM existoice is you want to play butcannot attend. show are reminded about tbe egg salad on whole wheat, dessert. touring this summer. From Aug.l- other. bouse, she will have to Abby, do you think is a daily adventure. explore caverns in the Blue Ridge 10-17. chronic. Unlike most of us, too, many 23, it plans to lead a trip to the Wind In our case. Jack and I stop looking in your morning wedding cerem­ "They w uted a gritty background,” Mountains of Virginian and West Starting March 28 and continu­ are best friends; we have performers' salaries are out of all River Range in the Rocky Moun­ and let me tell you, the game, bow refreshing to closets, cupboards and onies would solve the said LynnI ber voice revealing the. Virginia. Cost for the course is ing once a week through June 9, to be. We’ve been married proportion to the work they produce. tains of Wyoming. Cost of the trip is insecurities and uncer­ bear from a winner! Your dra wers. And if she does it problem? upper class strains of her Eniglish $396, with a maximum enrollent of Adventure Challenge will offer a for 28 years and haven’t Actors, therefore, customarily suffer $835. open to participants 15 years tainties about marriage letter made my day. anyway, stick to your HAWTHORNE, CALIF. heritage. "They also made me a Course 112 students, ages 14-17. wilderness leadership course cov­ or older. been apart for more than are the same in Chicago, employment paranoia, thdr insecuri­ guidance counselor rather than an Engagements word and end your On April 19, Adventure Chal­ ering topics including map and The town’s recreation depart­ a few days. Houston, New York and ties fordng them to psychiatrists in English teacher. D EAR ABBY: I have a friendship. DEAR HAWTHORNE: lenge is sponsoring a day-long cave compass, rock climbinhg and ment has more information about In order to get along San Francisco. herds. No matter how richly they are neighbor who is very nosy Or, let her do as she If the wedding must be "T h e stories arem ore adult than tbe exploration trip to Clarksville, rappelling, caving, cross-country these and other Adventure Chal­ with your guy. you have to Thesongsays, “ Woman paid or how much gold is stored in th dr original eight, which they hope will offered when she comes over to pleases and put up with it. scheduled in the morning N.Y. Cost is $37, and the maximum skiing, and camping. Cost for the play his game, If he likes lenge programs. needs a man and man my house. Right away she If you learn at age 10 bow in order to ensure the banks, it still is a blow when the ax falls. give us better demographic. Our time • : Even Spencer Tracy and Gary Crestfield Convalescent Home watching sports, start off must have his mate” — starts looking in my cup­ to prevent people from sobriety of the groom, the slot is 9:30, giving us the opportunity to r - the game by sitting on his Cooper at the hdght of thdr careers and Fenwood Manor of Manches­ well, girls, work at it! A boards and closets. And pushing you around and marriage is in trouble be a little more risque than at 8 o’clock. : despdred of working agdn once they’d ter will offer a series of three lap. If he likes to eat, learn lot of marriages break up even my drawers! taking advantage of you, from the first “ I do." "W e have all new writers, so there’s - to be a good cook. I f he because people get bored. you will have learned a completed a plduine. a lilfferent look and feet to the show." - lectures entitled “ The Elderly and Service notes gets sick, nurse him as Ask any TV series star about future Their Families; Understanding I say, "Girls, get more I told her I didn’t like it, valuable lesson that some Problems? You’U feel only you can. Instructions plans once bis show folds folds and his and Meeting their Needs.” interestedin parlor, bed­ but she doesn’t listen to people never learn. You better if yon get them oft NOTHING WILL be explained to and prescriptions are cheeks turn to chdk, bis breath Tbe series is free of charge to room and bath!” Love, me. Now I am thinking are within your rights to you-chest. Write to Abby. viewers who saw the flrst eight great, but he needs you. shortens and his knees turn to jeUy. If members of the community. Par­ MITZIGAYNOR (BEAN) maybe I should tell her demand privacy. Don't be P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ episodes. How tbe two lea^ moved - * For the past 16 years. his show is margind, he has night­ ticipants may attend one session or that if she doesn’t stop a softie. wood, Calif. 98838. For a from California to Brooklyn is immate- ’ Enters Air Force I ’ve performed in over 60 DEAR MITYI: With all mares about the pink slip. all three. A inspecting my house she personal reply, please En­ riaL Why the entire faculty was zapped different cities, a real Once in a great while, however, a Topics are; Wednesday: “ Un­ Daniel M. McManus, son of Gerald McManus of the letters I get from can't come over anymore, DEAR ABBY: TosetUe close a stamped, self- remains a mystery. show is reprieved. It happens about as derstanding the Nursing Home West Middle Turnpike and Mrs. Constance McManus cross section of America, losers in the marriage but she is one of my best an argument, I am asking Those concerns are of little moment I addressed envelope. often as visits from Halley's comet. Patient, His World and His of Vernon, has enlisted in the A ir Force under the to Lynn. It is enough that her Job has : ' ** delayed enlistment program. been reprieved. She is working again. ■ "TEACHERS O N L Y " is one of those April20: “ ThePatient’sFamily: He’s a 1980 graduate of Rockville High School and is "We’driimbedtolSintheratingssoI ■ What are Their Needs?” scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air exceptions. It starred Lynn Redgrave thought there was a good diance we’d ' May 18; "The Confused Elderly; Force Base near San Antonio, Texas on Aug. 3. as a teadier and Norman Fell as the be back,” she said. “I was cmtainly ' WELCORNE WAGON* Understanding and Meeting Their The dangers of Darvon prindpal of a Los Angeles h i ^ school. very happy when I was notified we’d ■ It won respectable ratings for eidit begin production again. Needs.” THIRD BRIDAL FASHION SHOW All lectures will take place from SuiNtay, March 20th — 3-6 p.m. weeks on NBC last spring andthra was "With such good ratings I wondered ■ DEAR DR. LAMB: shdved. 7 to 8 p.m. in the Fenwood Manor Marine receives honor medicines, kidney dam­ thing. If the carbohy­ why they would tamper with success. ’ Holiday Inn, East HarHord Nine years ago my hus­ Dining Room. Featuring displays Trom locol merchants, retresh- age and even cancer of the drates are restricted too Somebody up there thought But they’ve tampered well. Last : Marine Lance Cpl. David G. Knox, son of Mr. and ments, and a basket of free gifts and Information. Refreshments will be served. band was involved in a car kidney may result. This is much, ketosis will result. "Teachers Only” was “too white October we began another IS episodes Mrs. George E. Knox of 75 Boston Hill Road, Andover, Space is limited. For reservations, call S49-SS07 or 247-11M accident which killed because of the phenacetin You need at least 50 bread.” You k n ^, suffering from the and we!ve wrapped them all up.” Lisa J. Albert TammI L. Shorts has been awarded a Meritorious Mast while serving three of his best friends. in Darvon. grams of carbohydrates a “Happy Days” syndrome of fresh- If there are questions, call with Second Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps He was injured quite Your Health Crestfield (fonvalescent Home and And it is addictive, day to avoid ketosis. scrubbed Ricbie Cunninghams and NOW LYNN, Fell and tbe new cast Helicopter Air Station New River, Jacksonville, N.C. severely with a broken leg meaning it produces a Ketosis is the formation their dimpled girifrimids. Albert-Hassett Shorts-DiAAanno Fenwood Manor at 643-5151. A Meritorious Mast is official recognition from a and arm, internal injuries Lawrence Lamb, M.O. can sit around and bite their fingernails *' physical and psychologi­ of incompletely metabol­ When the series was placed in limbo until May when the r a t ii^ will Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Albert of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shorts of marine’s commanding officer for superior individual and so on. Lym was told it would be revamped cal dependence. It can ized end products of fa t determine whether “ Teachers Only” 409 Lake St., Bolton, announce the 481 Porter St. announce the en­ performance. It’s issued in the form of a bulletin PI While in the hospital he adversely. affect mental They indicate the liver will be renewed or shelved once again, engagement of their daughter, gagement of their daughter, published throughout the command. was on various strong function and personality, has been overloaded and Pupils Copyrijhlli)1S78. by W UCOMf WAGON INTIUNAriONAL. 'NC. perhaps permanently. Lisa J. Albert, to Mi(diael S. Tammi L. Shorts, to Robert G. pain killers. After he if used for long periods of cannot process the Miss Itodford’s acting fortunes have Hassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. DlManno, son of Lorraine Di- healed he. insisted he was time. amount o f fat that has been tied to the show since October James Hassett of 29 Birch Moun­ Manno Warren of Yarmouthport, still in pain and started Your husband should been presented to it. The 1981, when the first episodes were . tain Road, Bolton. Mass, and the late C. Gerard taking 65 milligrams of you over a period of time? honored rest of your letter that stop taking Darvon. He adds formed and elimi­ taped. She has not been able to accept Tbe bride-elect is a graduate of DlManno. Darvon five times a day. He is 32 and his son needs your husband does not may need to taper off but nated through the kidney East Catholic High Stdiool and' The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ After a while I sus­ other roles because she did not to know The following is the honor roll for a father for a long time. drink alcohol or use pther be must quit. I would look deplete the body of impor­ attended Manchester (fonununity ate of Manchester High School and pected that he really if or when “Teachers Only” would the second marking period at St. We want a second child drugs. That is im potent, for a physician other than tant minerals. Dehydra­ resume. College. She is employed at Man­ is employed at Donwell Company PiodiKls And AdvlGi^Rnn Agway didn’t need this much and Bridget School: and I worry about this. as Darvon is a depressant the sympathetic one who tion may occur. Ketosis is chester State Bank. of Manchester. was taking it just to feel " I still can’t make any long- range Please advise so I’ll have and when combined with continues to provide him a major part of the picture commitments,” she said. “ Norman ' Ttie prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a GRADE 8, High Honort; Kristin good. He acknowledges some guidelines. He has a alcohol can be dangerous. with Darvon to guide him Gunther, Robyn Mlnella and Jenniter of diabetic addosis and and I are under comractrto this series. graduate of East C a ^ lic and 1978 graduate of Manchester High that he is emotionally, if sympathetic physician Most of the deaths from through this period. PzvnskI; and Honort; Melitta Cote, lAfiHHY WHO & GARDBI coma. The breath smells attended the University of Hart­ School and attended Manchester not physically, addicted to It’s almost impossllde to squeeze in a John Outeoult, Cbrlstlne Landry, Cyn­ friend who prescribes for Darvon have come from a of acetone resembling an TV show or a movie while we are ford. He is manager of Radio Conununity College. He is em­ thia Maltese and Kim Martin. Darvon, yet he says he him. combination of alcohol D EAR DR. LAM B: If a G RADE 7, Honors; Jenniter Boulay, alcoholic breath. waiting. Shack. A July 2 wedding is planned ployed at Frank’s Supermarket in Susan Doremut, William Orlggs, Lalla can’t and won't stop. and Darvon. person is on a 509-calorie Inddentally, I do not “ I have faith the series will be picked at St. Maurice Cliurcb, Bolton. Glastonbury. Ghabrial, Brian Gordon, Beth Leslie, I feel he is committing DEAR READER: Dar­ When Darvon ketogenic-type diet, what approve of a 509-calorie A Sept. 17 wedding is planned at Michael Macdonald, Nancy Pelletier, ICAREGUMC up for next fall’s new season. I f that’s suicide slowly but he von does contain an ingre­ Compound-65 is used for a keeps him from ketosing? diet, much leas a 500- Ehnanuel Lutheran Church. Karl Relscherl, Tyler Richter, Chris­ doesn’t seem to care. Just tbe case, we will begin shooting this ffysSbive photo yw’imiK tine Rovegno, Catherine Ryan. dient that is a narcotic long period of time with calorie ketogenic diet. July. But there's no telling for sure, so -. to see appear in the Manchester G RADE 6, High Honors: Erica what does Darvon do to analgesic. I note in the other antiinflammatory D EAR READER: No- Such diets are unsafe. DeJaannIs: Honors: Ryan Barry, Hel­ we’re doing sdiat all actors do — wait . - Herald, Rfomit old photos to Fothis Now you know ena Boss, Christine D'Amato, Tammy and hope.” Editor Adele Angle. Photos, which The oldest known map, circa Dubois, Matthew Gordon, Kimberly And visit the unemployment office. 3809 B.C., is a clay tablet depicting Loprlre, Ann Marie Macdonald, Ka­ will be ran in the "Recognize Hiese thryn Ouellette, Jennifer Rovegno. the Euphrates River in what is now Faces?” column, will, of coarse, be I G RADE 4, Honors: Bruce Berzentkl, u : returned. • called Iraq. Allyson Irish, Alison MacDonald, So­ Were you a good mother? To roport aroa nawa nia Pelletier, David Toomey. Dean's list 'Fp report news items in l i a / DEAR DR. BLAKER: I If, after reading this, w d t unUl she finishes raised my children with you decide that you were a college to begin that kind Cheri A. Wllbauks, kindness and respect and good mother, stop letting of career. Many models daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4 ...at always felt good about my Ask your daughter undermine are “ too old” by the time LYNN REDGRAVE Robert Wilbanks of Hollis­ 690 Uki fir ■ IsisnslisH' philosophy of child- your self-confidence. It they reach 22. . . . Job saved ter Street, has been rearing. ‘«l«PhooeS4Mm. ^HARTFORD is a littie planning and proper care. T o Iw lp Dr. Blaker could be that she is not' named to the dean’s list at ^ m ake it h a p ^ , your A gw ay P lan i Then my daughter be­ Why not encourage her Be

Editor’s note: this weekly column is prepared on a pressing problem. the years contributed to the development of THANK YOUS by the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. chaplaincy particularly to Barbara Baker and to William and Pauline Lautehbach for their TEN YEARS AGO when the Protestant Joan O’Lougblin who have for the past 10 years contribution to the' Fuel Bank. Manchester Area Council of Churches trans­ carried the vision of pastoral care in this to Shirley Pagluccia, Carol Rovego and to Mrs. e v Nancy Carr formed itself into the Protestant, Episcopalean, community in their hearts. Robert Knight for donations to the Human Needs MACC Executive Director Roman Catholic Conference of Churches with an To Joseph Schauster, Rev. Philip Sheridan, to FHmd. ’Two groups gave donations to the fund in East falls short ecumenical commitment to gospel based witness Michael Gallacher, to Rev. Ernie Harris and to honor of Mrs. Knight this month; St. Matthew’s We have it! By George, we have a temporary and service, two programs were so valued that the Roman Catholic parishes who along with the Women’s Guild and the Women’s Fellowship of site for the Emergency Shelter. In the basement they were continued byihe churches in tteir new hospital and the Meadows carried the financial Tolland United Omrch of Christ. Mrs. Knight is a of the Bennet building! And open until April IS! working format. costs of the chaplain and pastoral care worker at quitter and more than a quilter. She has designed Now to set up and see who needs what. One was the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service the Meadows. and made a BiMe Sampler Quilt inspired by There were two men on the street last night that and the other was the part-time chaplaincy In addition to his duties at the hospital, Fr. Rush stories from the Bible. She is often asked to speak against Bulkeley I received phone calls about. One we were able to program cooperatively sponsored by the will continue to work with MACC offering three about and demonstrate her work. A most place at the Y in Hartford; the other we lost churches and Manchester Memorial Hospital. masses a week at the Meadows Convalescent gracious lady. contact with. Both were and are Manchester The shared concern for the physical, mental Home and provide emergency sacramental By Len Auster residents. and spiritual needs of patients at the hospital has services. and thank yous also to Doris Coughlin, Charles that against a team like Bulkeley. the tournament with." and Mary O’Brigbt for donations to . the Herald Sportswriter They’re too good.” What a relief not to send our own people into the in the past 10 years seen the creation of the Although we had been able to provide of the past Gerena was 8for-8 in the first streets of Hartford, and, as too often happens, on Emergency Pantry. It was a semi-lazy third stanza half, 8-for-12 overall, and finished Manchester Memorial Hospital’s Department of two years a 20-bours a week pastoral care worker WEST H A R T F O R D - One point the highway to try to hitch. Pastoral Care and the hiring of the first full-time with the Eagles outscoring the with 18 points for Bulkeley. "H e at the Meadows, lack of adequate funding saw the Special thanks to Shirley Glenney who sent us was the difference the last time the Now, my friends, we have a solid core of good hospital chaplain. Rev. Ernie Harris. end of this service in January. two tickets to the Al.GehUle Revue. ’Ibe tickets volunteers to begin staffing the shelter including clubs met. With the hospital population rather evenly Provision of pastoral care to the vety large were received with delight by a Project Genesis And one point again separated Shep and Nancy Johnson from South United divided, as is Manchester, between those of population of patients in convalescent homes client who loves music. the clubs Friday night as Bulkeley ‘We showed a lot of guts. The kids didn’t quit.’ Methodist, Bill and Karen Diana, Walt and Wilie Protestant and Catholic heritage, MACC pro­ continues to be a concern for the church in High staved off a valiant East East Coach Jim Penders Joyner, Shirley Paglucca, Sue Hadge, Skip vided a Roman Catholic priest to serve the and to B ft B Oil for ail the tickets to the Pancake Manchester. Catholic comeback, 60-59, in a Johnson and Ron Kraatz, Mary Hillbide, John sacramental and pastoral needs of Roman Breakfast sponsored by the Lions Club. Great Unfortunately the struggle over the past two State Basketball Tournament Dumas and Ricky Kahn and, of course, Harry and Catholic patients and their families. From the opportunity for many. Bulldogs by a 85 margin for a 38-31 has come on strong at the end of the years to provide food, clothing and shelter for low Class L Region III semifinal at first the hospital was fully supportive of these deficit going into the final eight season for us," said DiChiara. income/no income persons has absorbed more Conard High in West Hartford. We also have several people who will help in a efforts providing not only inkind but financial THINKING WINTEK minutes. Russ Shorter totaled 14 points, and more of available time, e n e ify and East’s Doug Bond scored on a pinch. We need to hear from some piore good support of the ecumenical chaplaincy. We have several lovely ladies wwho think cold Bulkeley, which will face the Ortiz 10 and 8foot-7 Tyrone Canino resources. lay-in with two seconds left follow­ pepple .. 649-2093. 646-4114. Also needed — good We now celebrate the culmination of a long and fingers, toes and noses even though spring is South Catholic-Bristol Central 9 markers along with a dozen We celebrate the rounding out of the Depart­ ing a Bulldog turnover that gave clean used blankets and clean used pillows. They fruitful relationship. Fr. Rush became on Jan. 1 a approaching. Ruth Tallman pledged several winner for the Region champion­ rebounds. ment of Pastoral Care at Manchester Memorial the Eagles possession with five can be left off at Center Congregational Church fulltime member of the MMh D^artm ent of months ago to make six (imagine) pair of mittens ship on a date and site to be Junior guard Jim Dargati. after Hospital, we mourn the loss of Ann Flynn, our seconds remaining. But the anytime Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. Pastoral Care and a staff member of the hospital a month. Mrs. Eugene Provost has been knitting announced, still clung to a 49-40 a torrid first half in which he was most capable and caring pastoral care worker at Bulldogs’ Pablo Ortiz wisely and 5 p.m. at our department of human needs. rather than of MACC. steadily away for cold little fingers too. It takes a lead with 3:51 remaining. That’s 7-for-9 from the field, was cooled the Meadows, and we look forward to providing hacked off and yielded the unmol­ Thanks to Bob W ei^, Steve Werbner and our very warm heart to keep remembering these when East began its too little, too off by (he Bulldog defense in the bands on pastoral care to persons of special need ested lay-in, preventing any Manchester Board of Directors for prompt action OUR GRATI’TUDE to all those who have over in MancliMter. needs all year round. late comeback. second half and totaled a game- chance of a three-point play that In the next 2:38, East outscored high 24 points. He had 17 before the may have tied it. Bulkeley by a 184 count to close to break. "W e did a better job on him East helplessly watched the 5850 with 1:13 showing on the in the second half," said DiChiara. clock expire as it was out of game clock. A Sean McPadden "Jim m y will have a heckuva timeouts. steal and layup produced that senior year if he can build up some Calendar 52 " I just wanted to make sure they reading. more strength and stamina," said were out of timeouts,” said Bulke­ Pablo Ortiz answered with one Tenders. "He has developed a lot ley Coach Joe DiChiara, who from the free throw line before of poise in two years but he needs breathed a sigh of relief at the final Doug Bond, who had 13 of his more stamina. He wore down at buzzer. Corned beef dinner at Center The speaker at 7 p.m. on Friday will be the Rev. game-total 17 points in the final the end.” "W e showed a lot of guts. The session, hit a jumper for East, Brunone, who picked up his The following events are scheduled at Center Leigh Adams, vice president of Baptist Mid-Missions. kids didn't quit. They didn't fourth personal with 4:22 and had Congregational Church for the coming week: March 19 at 10; 30 a.m. Steve Thorpe, director of the Russell Shorter at the other end hit believe they were going to lose,” a big three-point play for a 5852 to sit down before reappearing Sunday — 7:30 p.m., faith journey, "Living the (Children’s Bible Ministry of Connecticut will speak. said a proud Eagle Coach Jim On March 20 at 9:30 a.m. ’Thorpe will again speak. spread with 50 seconds showing. with 6:39 left, fouled out three Adventure," 56 Woodstock Drive. Penders, who saw his crew bow out seconds later as Bulkeley went to Monday — 7:30 p.m., nominating committee, He will be followed at 10; 30 a.m. by Rev. Adams. At 7 12- 11. church office. p.m. the Rev. Donald Fountain, missionary to the But there was no quit in East as Canino and drew the foul. Brunone It was an uphill battle for East Bond hit a free throw and then finished with 8 points and was Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room' Jewish people with Baptist Mid-Missions, will speak. since midway through the second picked the pocket of Bulkeley's playing well when he left. The 5:30 p.m,, confirmation, Robbins Room; 6:30 p m ^’Tbe public is invited to the sessions. period. The Bulldogs, now 183, Anthony Bagley under the Eagle reading was 41-36 when he left. Mcred dance group. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., had a slender 2825 lead when hoop for an easy hoop and a 59-55 “ Psychologically that hurt us for department of fellowship, Robbins Room. Eagle 8foot-7 center Chris Bru- reading. Alfred Gerena, who killed a few minutes but we regrouped,” Wednesday — lo a.m., Bethany group, Robbins Film at Presbyterian church ' f none picked up his third personal East with his first-half outside said Penders, referring to the loss Room; 7:30 p.m., Chancel CHoir, choral room. foul. That put him on the bench .’The third episode o f the film series "Whatever shooting, made one of two from the of his big man. “ If we had 10 more Thursday — 7:30 p.m., church council, Robbins with Bulkeley taking advantage Room. Happened to the Human Race?’ ’ will besbown Sunday foul line before Niel Ptachcinski seconds...,” his voice trailed off. and moving to a 33-25 halftime canned a rebound hoop with five “ We don't have the quickness to Friday — 6:30 p.m., corned beef and cabbage at 7 p.m. at the Preslqrterian Church of Manchester. 43 Spruce St. m bulge. East in the final three seconds left. come back but we did. We did it dinner. Woodruff Hall. minutes of the half went scoreless The episode is enUtled “Death by Someone’s Herald photo by Pinto through a lot of determination. Saturday — senior high youth ministry event in and committed four turnovers. Prospect. (Choice." It addresses the problem of euthanasia. A five-second violation gave They let it all out,” said a proud "W e had a bad lapse at the end of Dr. C. Everett Kopp, surgeon genera- i f the United East the basketball but Bulkeley Penders. EAST’S CHRIS BRUNONE GETS OFF SHOT the second quarter. It went from States, will discuss medical aspects o problem. called its second timeout with Bulkeley (60)— Ortiz 3 4-7 10. .over outstretched arm of Bulkeley's Tyrone Canino four to eight (points down) and it Ministries council at South Dr. Francis Schaeffer, philosopher ar,‘i thMiogian DiChiara ordering his cagers to Garcia 1 2-2 4, Canino 2 5-9 9, was catch up after that," Penders backoff. Bond scored; but with no Gerena 8 2-318. Shorter 4 8714, Hill The following events are planned at South United will discuss implications for the future. said. Bulldog around. 0 80 0, Powell 12-2 4, Bagley 0 1-21. Methodist Church for the coming week: ( A discussion wfil foUow Uie film. A nursery for Totals 19 22-32 60. Monday — 7:30 p.m., council on ministries at 1208 young children is available. The four turnovers were just a “ It was down to the wire again East Catholic (59)— Bond 6 5-8 Main St. part of the 22 giveaways East with them,” said DiChiara. "It 17, McPadden 1 3-5 5, Brunone 3 2-2 Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group, 7 p.m.. Youth Nice guy rewarded committed overall. "The 22 was shaky at spots but we knew 8, Ptachcinski 2804, Dargati 104-5 Choir; 7:30 p.m., finance committee; women’s prayer Here’s Concordia's week turnovers', that was the game,” this would be a tough game. East’s 24, 'Theriault , Galligan - , and study at 337 W. Middle ’Turnpike. 0810 00 00 said Penders. "That was way t(X) tempo always gives us trouble but Smith 0 1-2 1. Soucier 0 0-0 0. Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., crafts group; 7:30 p.m.. following events are scheduled at Concordia When nice guys on the sports trail are many and hurt us. You can’t have HeraM photo toy Pinto Ixitheran Church for the coming week: this was a good game for us to start Callahan 0 80 . Totals 22 1823 . Chancel Choir; evangelism commission; adult Bible mentioned whose paths have crossed with mine 0 59 study at 227 Spring St. Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee; 7:30 p.m., over the years right at the top of the list is Walt church council in church room. Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m., Alston, the strong, silent man who managed (he education work area. Concert choir ’^esday — 7 p.m., basketball practice in Kaiser Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers with much Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Members of the Elizabethtown College Hall; 8 p.m,, Concordia Church Women, church room. success for nearly a quarter century. Herald Angle camera) was Harry L. Simmers. The Wednesday— 6:15 p.m., children’s choir rehearsal' Alston’s baseball career reached a climax Choir performed at Second Congrega­ 6 p.m.. Lenten supper; 7 p.m.. Lenten service of ’Thursday when he was voted into the Hail of choir performed works by Brahms, Earl Yost, Sports Editor B’C’ an(d Redmen tional Church on North Main Street last Full Gospel fellowship Schubert, Mendelssohn and others. prayer; 8 p.m., Ckmcordia Choir rehearsal. Fame by the Veterans’ Committee. He’ll go in Sunday. Conductor (with his back to Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group. with another standout performer of many years The Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship wUl who did his job everyday without any extra have a conference March 24 to March 26 at the amount of fanfare, George Kell. Sheraton Sturbridge Inn at Sturbridge, Mass Alston I got to know quite well during my Sunday — Anhared and Ljm chamber concert. Speakers will include Bob MacDougal, a Jesuit Music at Community Baptist annual trips to (xiver the spring training Monday — 9:30 a.m., LW R quilting; 1 p.m., EGW Here's Nazarene's week priest from Nova Scotia; Fred Lawrence, interna­ Grapefruit League scene in Florida for more than win in Big East executive meeting; 3:30 p.m., sUff meeting; 6:45 ^ Women’s Society of Community Baptist (%urcb tional director of the Fellowship; Shirley Lawrence, ’The following events are scheduled at the Church of two decades and during the period when the minister of healing; C. R. Johnson, a minister from p.m., scouts; 7 p.m., ecumenical choir rehearsal; 7:30 will have an open meeting’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the p.m., Ruth Circle, troop committee. the Nazarene for the coining week: church on 585 E. Center St. October World Series games were part of the Brooklyn. N.Y.; and Bob Trench. South African annual schedule. NEW YORK (UPI) - Michael In the opener, Mullin and Good­ Tuesday — lO a.m.. Old Guard — all retired men of Monday — chapel at Cornerstone Christian School, ’The w e s t wUl be Carol Cordner Howard, a Mullin's 8point play with 1:56 left businessman. Alston, when managing the Dodgers, always Adams, Boston College’s 8 foot-10 win brought the Redmen back community invited; 1:30 p.m., Lydia Circle; 4pm grades K through 2 in charge. M tive, who wfil present a program of that sent St. John's to an 81-70 lead. Sessions are planned for Thursday afternoon and made himself available to the media whether floor leader, scored 25 points and after a difficult start. Cherub and Junior choirs; 7:30 p.m., concert series ’Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfleld Convales­ original uispirational music. A service of Holy For Villanova, which fell to 22-7 evening and Friday and Saturday through the day from a major metropolitan daily that covered the Jay Murphy controlled the inside committee; Toastmasters. cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor, J:30 (kimmunion will follow. ' In a ragged first half for St. and must now await an at- large A youth program is scheduled Friday evening and team every day or in my case a writer from a for 23 Friday night to give the No. John's, marked by frequent tur­ Wednesday — 6 p.m.. Cub Scouts; 7 p.m., MARCH p.m.. Cornerstone Christian School board meding; Mrs. Howard is director of the Junior Choir at bid to the NCAA tournament, Saturday afternoon and evening. smalt non-major leaguie community. 13 Eagles an 8874 victory over novers and 38percent shooting, the c l ^ ; Lenten Vespers; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir, 7:30 p.m., Sams and Sals meet for bobby night. A n ^ v e r ^ngregational Church. She is a sociology Stewart Granger scored 24 points All sessions are open to the public. There is no There was no nonsense in his makeup. He called Syracuse and a berth in the finals Christian education committee. Wednesday — 6 p.m., children’s caravan; 7 p.m.. m ^ or at Eastern Connecticut Stote University. Redmen trailed 3829. Mullin, who and nine assists, Dwayne McClain registration or admission charge. For information a spade a spade and easily gained the respect of of the Big East Conference Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7; 30 p.m., prayer and praise Mrs. Howard, author of more than 100 mnnp has missed a critical free throw in St. had 16 points and John Pinone 15. call Frank Cilley at 658-0553. Thursday — 10; 30 a.m., care and visitation; lla .m all. He was a great guy to be around, a man who Championship. John’s’ loss to Villanova during the Lenten service; noon, Bible study, bag lunch; 3:45 meeting; teen Bible study. appeared in prisons, churches and hospitals. Many of Granger’s outside shooting gave played in just one major league game but who Boston Coliege, the top seed in regular season, and Goodwin had p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., confirmation classes* her soiiw reflect the d e n n in g of her faith during a the Wildcats offensive strength but learned how to handle 25 men and get the best the tournament, meets No. 8 St. 7:30 p.m., basketball practkw. rBC60t bout with cancer. * just 4 points each in the opening 20 Villanova was hurt by Pinckney, Chamber concert at Emanuel Missionary conference results. John's for the title Saturday. The minutes. Friday — 6:30 p.m.. Two By Two couples dub. , “ songbook entitled "Count It AU who finished with just 6 points. The following events are planned at Emanuel ’The Faith Baptist Church, 52 ijfc e S t, wfil have His record is best testimony of his ability to Redmen, behind a career-high 29 But the Redmen, who trailed by ^turday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting Joy: She lives in Andover with her husband and three Kevin Williams provided another Lutheran Church for the coming week: their annual mlMionary conference Friday throuA motivate a player. points by Chris Mullin and 23 by as many as 13 points in the first in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Billy Goodwin, surged past No. 12 lift with U points for the Redmen, March 20. ’The meeting is open to the public. ’Two National League pennants were won under half, changed the tone of the game Villanova in the second half for a who entered the finals with a 284 bis win while the Dodgers called Brooklyn their quickly. A 12-0 burst took the record. home, 1955 and 1956, with a World Series added in 91-80 decision in the other Redmen from a 4839 deficit to a ’55, and three more series triumphs were semifinal. 5-point lead. The burst was high­ The Wildcats dicta’ J the tempo The winner of the Big East from the outset, scoring the achieved after moving West, in 1959,1963 and 1965, Ml- lighted by consecutive stuffs by Religious services and pennants were gained in both 1966 and 1974. receives an automatic bid to the David Russell and was capped by opening 12 points as St. John’s blew Next to Casey Stengel, Alston has to go down as NCAA Tournament. But five Mullin’s layup off the break with its first five shots. But in keeping the most successful post World War II skipper. schools — St. John's, Villanova, 12:16 remaining. with the early streakiness, the It will be a great day, July 31, when Alston and Boston College, Georgetown and Villanova, who squandered big Redmen, powered by Bill Wen- Prince of Peace Lutheran day school; 10:30 o.m., wor­ ship service; 7 p.m., evening Theocratic _8t. .Mary’s Bpiscopal Kell join Brooks Robinson and Juan Marichal as Syracuse — will likely receive leads in the first half, had a shot at nington, responded with a 12-2 Andover Church, Route 31 and North Sfjool (spooklno course). awrch, 3U N. Moln St. The Ion, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., River Road. Rev. W.H. service. (Mrch, Park and Church Rev. V. Joseph MIHon, pas­ tbe latest to enter baseball’s shrine at Cooper- invitations, regardless of the the Redmen with 9:23 left, down burst. Church et the Assumption, straets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ Christian growth hour, First Ceneraeallonal Wllkens, pastor. 9 o.m., Sun­ (ministry training), 8:1S tor. 10 o.m. worship service nursery; W :n a.m.. Holy .J ? of stown, N.Y. outcome. 57-54 but Goodwin struck for 7 Church ol Amlover, Route 6. day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ Adams Street at Thommon ------p.m.;------Sunday, r, PuhTlc. „ obson, Rev. Frederick o. oirt church school; o.m., Thp Hartford Oounug, a Villanova, which shot 70 percent Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, - BIMe M(wer, wrote. 7:30 a.m.. 11 Communion, nursery. Twice during the season Syra­ Rev. Richard H. Tovlor, 9:30 ship service. Lecture, 9:M a.m. Watch- fsllawship hour. TTIaHv Cevenant Church, •yndicatpd columnigt straight points and St. John’s was from the field in the half, got good o.m., church school for oil St. M ary Church, lOOOMaln pastor. Saturday masses at 5 tower Study, 10:2S. Holy Eucharist; 9 o.m., first, wrote of eciomista’ cuse beat Boston College by wide back on top by 10. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday secM^ and fourth Sundays, .Center Cengregatlaaal 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Golfing season work from forwards Mike Mulquin aoes; 11 o.m,, worship, St. Father James J. William­ M rch , 11 Center st. Rev. Norman Swenson, 8 a m ., atiugglp whh thp bv margins. But the Eagles reversed nursery core provided. son, postor. Masses Satur­ mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and IM v Communion and church A basket by Villanova's Ed and Harold Pressley, who com­ 11:45. chifSi“'W S ' ^ - school; third Sunday, morn­ N e i ^ l H. Curtis J r., senior worship; 9:2S a m ., Sunday crpBBlng unllkpli their form at Madison Square day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Cooper ...... p^.or; Rev. Robert J. Bills, school; 10:25 a.m., coffee hood of our unlvargg, Pinckney with 2:30 to go put the bined for 10 points. Russell, who and 10:45 a.m.; holydays, . Solvallen Army, 661 Main Rbv-.Charles W. KuM. pae- ing prayer; 11 o.m., flrst, Tallwood Country Club unofficially opened last Garden taking a 3834 lead at the St. Mol. and Mrs. Arthur second and third Sundays, Si'.!!!*’? visifatlons; Rev. and fellowship; ll a.m., "Soma BciantlptB,’ WALTER ALSTON Wildcats at 7868 but any doubt to finished with 10 points, typified the Bolton 5 ;X and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ "•'"•J wwmip,-ronhlp; Clifford O. Simpson, pastor worsMp. weekend for the season in Hebron when good half. The Eagles extended it to sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Carlson, 9 ;X a.m., Sunday Holy Communion; fourth emeritus. o.m., worsldp •he! notPd. "n o w arn the outcome was removed by frustration for the Redmen school; 10:45 o.m., holiness ip :15a.m. Sunday schoolBland and Syndov, morning proyer. 10 Seoth UnHed Methadlst weather prevailed...Don Burns, former East . . .popular selection 4842 after a 8point burst, in which Church of Sf. Maurice, 33 Second Cenaregatlenal Youth Forum. Holy Corn- “ service, church school. Chorch, 1226 Main St. Or. h a vin g difficulty In Hebron Rood. The Rev. J. Church, Route 44A. Rev. meeting; 7 p.m., salvation munlon first and Holy Communion every Catholic High coach and director of athletics, is meeting. third Wednesday at 10 a.m. Shotam, m Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. SrgS'ff ** Adams stuck two outside shots and Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ David Jarvis, Interim minis­ Sunday. |- M l^e Turnpike. RoMM Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 now selling insurance in Meriden. After leaving Murphy added a free throw with urday massatSp.m.; Sunday ter. 9:45 a.m., church school, United Pentecostal lAssem- Church, 187 Woodbrldge SI. M l« of God), 400 Bucklond RiMmrd J. PtavNi, Israel and 10:45 am., worship; 9 Admittedly ouch _ East, Burns was varsity basketball coach at tbe Perfect scoring 11:59 to go. mosses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 grades nursery through 6; 10 C hu^ at ChrM, Lydoll Tobotskw cantor. Dr. Leon a m ., church school, nursery Nets stop Celtics, a.m. a.m., worship; 11 a.m ., Rev. Marvin Stuart, m lnlv fooa. Rev. Kenneth L. Gus- University of New Haven and then an assistant at ter. 10 o.m., Sunday s^o o l; and Vernon streets. E uboiip toISM, pastor. 9:M o.m.. Wind, Rabbi Emerltus.Servl- throuoh grade 9; 10:45 a m ., Murphy, a 89 junior, put the Bolton united Mothndist church school grades 7 Brewer and Stove Holt, min­ w , 0:.15 p.m., Friday end nursery and senior high 'Yale...Boston Red Sox ticket office was swamped Eagles up 58-52 after hitting two Church, 1041 Boston i urn- through adult, colt— and 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 Sundw sclMWI; I0 : » o.m., 9:45 a.m., Solurday. ■ttamattva of on occi- Eric Hail shot two perfect rounds last weekend p.m., evening worship; 7:30 isters. Sunday sarvkas: 9 worship, child-core ond doss; 6 p.m.. United ASelho- dantnl unlvarsp for tickets for the Oct.8 game against Cleveland. consecutive three-point plays and pike. Rev. Marlorle Hlles, fellowship, confirmation o.m., BiMe ctossss; 10 a m ., dNt youth fellowship; 6p.m., at the National Indoor Archery Championship in pastor, 9:30 a.m., church class, lunlor choir rehearsal. p.m., bible study fTuesdov); nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening CM^^hundi^OMS^ wMh no obvioua w ay by Not that this meeting will settle the American two foul shots. Syracuse still had a Larry Bird ejecteiJ 7 p.m., Lodles' prayer worship; 6 p.m., worsMpp. service of praise and BiMe S.O.S., 7:M p.m., adult BiMe Omaha.Neb. but had to settle for fourth place. school; 11 a.m., worship First ConpreBatlenal Wednesday, 7 p.m., BiMe preaching. streets. Rev. Dole H . GUetaf- study. which Na hRpgrated League East title but it will be the final service, nursery. Church et Coventry, 1171 (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men’s sim, poster; SteMwn E. For- chance to win it after a basket by prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. study. Nursery provided for -J»«Tth Mell^t Chorch of Jesus Christ st ordar could havp baan appearance of Carl Yastrzemski in a regular ’The top four archers all recorded perfect scores $t. eoorso’s Episcopal Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ wlg. Intern; the Rev. C. Letter Day Saints, Wood- reserve Sonny Spera made it 6863 Youth service (Friday). all services: SJBWh, M . Parker St. r l 30 accompHahad. scheduled game, .unless the Sox get into the in both rounds, shooting 60 arrows from a EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. bring New Jersey within 9 points Church, Boston Turnpike. son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; First Church of Christ, Henry Anderson, postor side St. Wayne S. Taylor, with 2:08 to go but Dominic Rev. John C. Holllger, vicar. 9:30 a.m., church school In Preshylerlaa Church, 43 g y < » . y - . p w , bostor. 8:45 emeritus. 8:M a.m ., srorshlp; Man naadB Qodl distance of 20 yards at a target with a 3‘A inch (UPI) — Albert King scored 10 of and the Nets pulled within 72-69 Spruce St. Rev. Richard I CloMtSt, 447 N. MMn St. bishop, 9:15 am ., sacrament Soma akaptica harahly playoffs and World Series...Manchester Little Pressley answered with a layup 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 Church Lone House. Nursery 10:» a.m., church service, ^4 $ o.m., church school, meetino; 10:15 a.m., Sundoy League will conduct sign-ups Sunday afternoon buUseye.In a tie-breaker, the center ring his game-high 24 points in the entering the fourth quarter. o.m., nursery program and care provided. Gray, pastor. 10 :N a.m., nursery, adult terum, BiMe study, charge that thlo noad and John Garris of Boston College worship- service, nursery, Sunday school, and core tor eotfee between M rvlces; scboM and prim ary; li:2S from 1 to 4 at the Legion Home on Legion Drive. measured only W* inches.The former East fourth quarter and the New Jersey coffee fellowship. small children. •WTary; 11 o jn ., vforshlp, a m ., priesthood and rellet ■PGwiwd tha idaa of hit two foul shots to make it 72- 63 BoHon Cengrogotlonal 9:15 o.m., Sunday school; 7 10:15 a.m., church school, Catholic High athlete placed fourth and wound up Nets capitalized on the ejection of In the final period, there were p.m.. Informal worship. CemmuBity Baptist nursery; 5:30to 7p.m., lunlor alternative worship in sodetv. (sod — a oaaa of tha Birth certificates are required. Registration feels with 1:43 remaining. Church, Bolton Center Road, Manchester chapel, nursery. St. J gmst Church,096Maln Np.4 in the United States. Hall, on the staff of Larry Bird Friday night to break a seven lead changes, the last ot the Green. Rev. R. Stanley , «• Jfh n’s Polish Notteoal Church, S85E. Center St. Rev. and senior high M Y F ; 7 : » to wlah balngtatharlotha $8 or $12 if more than one family member is The Orangemen struck for four Catholic Church, 23 (3olwav James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 8:M p.m., lunlor ond'senlor t. Rev. Fronds V. Kru- thought. But raeon involved...Former Manchester High catcher Bob Hall's Indoor Arrow Range in Manchester, two-game losing streak with a 98-93 occuring when King hit a jumper lo Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 Gospel Hall, Confer Street. o.m., church school for all owskl. Rev. Robert Bur­ consecutive points to pull to 72-67 a.m., worship serylce, 10 d.m., breaking bread; St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, sacred dance groups. Holy Cencardia L u th e ra n 2 okfar tha vary axM- resides in Columbia. Hall's will host the New victory over the Boston Celtics. put New Jersey ahead 88-87. King, pastor. 10:X a.m., moss. ages, kinderearten through Communion first Sunday of -horch (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. bank, Rev. Richard A. Lo- anoa of auoh a unWar- Piccin has won a spot with the Eastern but with just 48 seconds left the nursery, church school; 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Grade 4 contlnulna durine mere, team minister. Rev. Connecticut State University squad this spring. England Open March 19-20 with the nation's best King scored 8 points in the first after feeding Buck Williams for 10:45 a.m., fellowship; 11 p.m., gospel meeting. St. BarthaWmew's Church, Rev. Burton D. aally fMt naad aaama Orangemen were all but out of time 741E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. the service; 10:M a.m., S's'cend M n greg gtia aai tor. 8 a.m., Ho^* cSminnum Ederard J. Reardon. Satur­ archers expected to compete...Larry Bird’s half as New Jersey fell behind 55-44 another basket, then hit two free a.m., forum. Full Oespel Interdenemt- mornina worship. Nursery day masses at 4 and 6:M atranga kidaad If wo Former East Catholic pitcher Damian Daly is as the Eagles — a disciplined club Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. contract with the Boston Celtics expires following at halftime and trailed 63-50 with throws and the Celtics never notlenol Church, 745 Main St. Soturdov moss at 5 p.m .; provided. p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, rule out an Implanted also with the Eastern team...Boston and New down the stretch — bolstered their Rev. Philip P. Saunders. Church at the NoMrsno, 9, IO:W a.m., naon,andSp.m. homing Inotlnot Tha next season and his attorney. Bob Woolf 6:13 left in the third quarter when recovered. Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult Sunday masses at 8:30, lOand York are headed for a first round meeting in the lead at the line. Coventry ll.'X a .m . » 6 Main St. 1 ^ . Neale abafraotlon of comments on his plans for as new pact, “ Larry’s Bird was called for a technical foul Darryl Dawkins and Michael Bible study and Sunday 66cLaln, senior pastor; Rev. NBA’s Eastern Division playoffs with New For Syracuse, 289, Leo Rautins school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ St. Brldool Church, TOMaIn auraly la bayond tha not avaricious or greedy ...but I am."...Special by referee Hue Hollins. When Bird Coventry Prosbylorlan St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan George Emmitt, minister of OGPGclty of a opaolaa Jersey slated to go up against Atlanta if the clubs scored 22 points and grabbed 10 Ray Richardson scored 12 points Church, Route 44A and Trow- vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, visitation and outreach. 9 :X events are being planned for the 25th anniversary glared at Hollins, he received a apiece for New Jersey. Robert brldge Rood. Rev. Brad special Bible studies; Wed­ Rosary Society to meet that la but a chorioa v a - continue their current pace in the standings- rebounds. Freshman Rafael Addi­ co-pastors. Saturday masses a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 of the GHO with a Past Champions’ Pro-Am second technical and was ejected, Parish led Boston with 22 points, Evans, pastor, Sunday, 9:30 nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship ot 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sundi^ a.m., worship, children’s [JWUim of tha brute ... Whalers return home tonight to face Pittsburgh son added 16 points and Tony o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., service. Prayer line, 6488731, church and nursery; 7 p.m., st. Bridget’s Rosary Society witl meet Monday at 8 kingdom . fresh from a rare shutout achieved against the scheduled on Tuesday, Aug. 16, the day before the bringing Boston Coach Bill Fitcli Gerald Henderson had 15 and 24 hours. masses at 7‘.30, 9, 10:M and p.m. in tbe school cafeteria. Bruin, a starting forward ham­ Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible noon. evenhio service, nursery. New Jersey Devils...Since World B.Free is on the regular annual Pro-Am Celebrity offering. The on the court for a lengthy Quinn Buckner 12. Bird had 8 study and fellowship. Wed­ Faith Baptist Church, 52 UMlariaa UolversaNH So­ pered by an ankle injury, played Jehovah’s Witoessee, 647 G. Adeline Loughlin, graduate of Pratt inutltiite, four-day regular play will be Aug.l821...Have a argument. points'when he left the game. nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Lake St. Rev. James Bel- Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, ciety, East, IS3 W. Vernon St. final year of bis contract does that mean he’ll just seven minutes and had two meetfng. losov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ will speak on egg decorating. nice weekend. When play resumed, Darwin The game was played before a Congregation Bible Study, 7 ,CTt become a World B Free Agent? points. For Boston Coflege, 285, ister, 10:Ma.m ., service. R o u ry will be at 7: IS p.m. in tbe church. ’ Cook hit the two technical fouls sellout crowd of 20,149 at the Garris and Pressley each had 11. shots and followed with a layup to Meadowlands Arena. , f!-.

16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 12, 19M } MANCIIKSTEH HERALD, Sat., Mair h 12, IWn 17 Trade destroyed Dent Nicolette falters POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -B u ckyD ent wasn't only crushed, he was destroyed. He took it so hard when the Yankees let him go last summer you'd think he had lost everything — Sports hope, faith and even the desire to play ball anymore. Parade but holds lead I can say that with authority because I was Gilder stands at 1-under-par 141 Wind gusts up to 3S mph and right alongside him in the Yankees' clubhouse ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Mike temperatures in the low SOs sent Milt Richman Nicolette bogeyed four of the last after his par round of 71 Friday. last Aug. 8 when he got the word for the first time Donnie Hammond is alone in scores soaring Friday. Only Curtis the Yankees had dealt him to the Texas Rangers six holes for a 1-over- par 72 Friday Strange managed a sub-par round,' but still managed to escape the third place, four shots back at 142. Central Division even up for Lee Mazzilli. recording a 2- under 60. But Nats 98, Celtics 93 second round of uhe wind-swept Larry Nelson and Greg Norman Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 X 7 Mazzilli was so happy, he wanted to dance. He are tied at 143. Jack Nicklaus and Strange’s 81 during Thursday’s Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 21 17 $350,000 Bay Hill Classic with a Michigan 1 0 0 1.000 9 7 did, in fact. Dent was so depressed, so distraught, Tom Watson lead a quintet of first round leR him wellback in the Baseball BOSTON (93) Hockey 3-stroke lead over Ek>b Gilder. „ 1 -3 ^ 4 , Bird 3-9 2-3 8, Parish Birmingham 0 1 0 .000 7 9 Red Sox Bombed, 10-4 he looked as if his whole world had come to an end. players sitting at 144— sbe shots off pack. Pacific Division whipping boy. causing his batting average to Nicolette, who has never won a 22, Buckner 5-7 2-2 12, Alnge 3-10 He kept asking "You sure?" "You sure?” the pace set by the 26-year-old Nicolette appeared unhindered 04)6, Henderson 4-9 7-8 15, McHale3-8 1- Oakland 1 o 0 1.000 7* 0 nosedive to .161 before he was traded to the P G A event during his four years on 1 7, Carr 3-5 1-1 7, Wedman 5-9 00 10, Los Angeles 1 0 0 1.000 X 15 W IN TER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - Fidrych, attempting to complete When asked for his reaction by the first Nicolette. by the conditions early in Friday’s Denver 0 1 0 .000 7 13 Rangers and finished at .193. the Tour, fin ish^ the day with a Baieball standings ‘H) 0. Totals 36-72 21-27 91 NHL standings Greg Brock and Candy Maldonado the long road back from arm reporter who came over to him. Dent couldn’t Tournament host Arnold round. He birdied five holes on the. N EW J E R S E Y (90) Arizona 0 1 0 .000 0 74 Dent believes he got a kick in the teeth from the 1-over-par 72. Nicolette, who fired drove in three runs apiece Friday even give one. He could hardly talk. He didn’ t Palmer, who owns the Bay Hill, front nine — four in a row at one Williams 4-11 1-2 9, King 11-23 2-2 24, Saturday's (tomes problems, worked the first three Yankees after what he did for them, and if he did a 66 to lead the first round, has a Exhibition B o tto all Dawkins 6-13 00 12, Birdsong 1-6 5, Wales Conference Michigan at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. to power the Los Angeles Dodgers have to because his eyes made a statement for course, carded the worst score of point — and dipped as low as 3-4 innings for Boston, allowing two go back, he'd want to be compensated for what two-day total of 138 heading into (NIsMOomoi Not indudod) R chardson 6-12 00 12, Cook 4-11 3-4 11 , Patrick Division Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. to a 10-4 exhibition victory over the him. What they said more than anything else was, his competitive golfing career, 8-tinder for the tournament. Notional Looeuo Walker 2-3 6-8 10, GmlnskI 3-5 3-6 9, W L T Pts. O F GA Sunday's Games hits and the unearned run. happened. Saturday’s third round. New Jersey at , 1:30p.m. Boston Red Sox. "say it ain't so, Joe." shooting an 85 and missing the cut. Nicolette, whose best finish evei O'Koren 2-2 2-2 6, Elmore OO OO 0. x-PhItadelph 44 17 8 96 284 191 “ It was a great feeling being out Bill Bergesch handles the player opei^tions for Montreal S Totals 3986 2028 98. x-NY Islandrs 35 23 12 82 254 X I Bostan at (}enver, 3 p.m. Brock, being groomed to replace Now the word is going around the Yankees On the par 5 No. 6 hole. Palm er was a second at last year’s Doral Birmingham at Oakland, 4 p.m. there, having a big league uniform the Yankees. He says they don’t feel they have a Boston 24 31 17 21— 93 x-Washlngtn 33 21 ,14 X 263 2X first baseman Steve Garvey, drew might like to have Dent back as "insurance." dropped two shots into a lake and Open, said he didn’t mind the n ico o o 2 2 .500 N«y Jersey 24 X 25 29-^8 x-NY Rangrs X X 9 65 264 253 Monday's Game on again," said Fidrych, who took need for Dent. Like most good lawyers, he adds Washington at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. a bases loaded walk off Brian That's in case Roy Smalley takes longer to three- putted on his w ay to a 10. blustery weather but admitted it gin Frondsco 2 2 .500 Fouled out— None. Total Fouls— New Jersey 13 44 13 X 191 289 the baseball world by storm with a the words "at this time.” Louis 1 1 500 Boston Pittsburgh 15 47 8 38 221 353 Denman to trigger a five-run recuperate than expected from an appendectomy Orange Bowl A total of 74 players, who stand at "w as difficult to play golf out Son piego i i 19-9 record in 1976 with detroit. “ I "Smalley looks as if he’s going to be perfectly '_soo 73, New Jersey 25. Rebounds— Boston 35 Adams Division seventh inning that broke open a he underwent March 2 and Andre Robertson, a 152 or better, survived the cut. there.” (Parish 10), New Jersey 47 (Williams x-Boston 44 16 S 96 284 191 was up at 7 a.m. ready to play but 24-year-old defensive whiz, shows he can’t do it all right," Bergesch went on. “ He has been here set on Jan.2 finSluroh 1 , .500 21). Assists— Boston X (Alnge 7), New x-Montreal 36 X 13 85 X2 241 close game and gave the Dodgers no one was here. I sat around and to camp since his operation and he looks OK. We Atlanta i 5 157 Jersey 23 (King 7). Technical touls— Bird x-Butfalo 34 24 12 X 269 234 and 8-3 lead. Maldonado followed with the bat. Houston 0 2 m 2 (elected). Walker. A — X,149. x-Quebec X X 11 71 298 290 watched a movie. But. the chances of Dent coming back to the think he’ II be ready to start working out in another Leveille in wheelchair niladelohia 0 2 000 Hartford 17 46 6 40 225 349 Soccer with the second of two sacrifice "T o me, it was just a so-so 10 days or so. We have no sense of emergency Now York 3 .000 flies while Mark Bradley and Ken Yankees are minimal. They didn't get rid of him MIAMI. (UPI) — The 1984 0 Campbell Conterence outing. But one run in three innings about our shortstop situation. Smalley will be American Longue Sonics 127, Pacers 121 Norris Division Landreaux also drove in runs in the because they wanted to keep him. Orange Bowl golden anniversary MONTREAL (UPI) -Normand thing about that,” and that the — I ’ll take that. My confidence is back pretty soon and we think a great deal of W L T Pts. O F GA inning. Bradley had three hits and The Yankees aren'tquitethat blunt about it, but game will be played Monday night, Leveille, the Boston Bruins’ for­ recovery will take much longer y'*9° q ° 5 01.000 X-Chicaoo 41 19 9 91 2X 2M there," he said. Robertson. Billy (Martin) is also very high on this SEA T T LE (127) x-MInnesota 36 18 15 87 X 2 240 MISLstandIngs two RBIs. from all the indications they give, they're not that Jan. 2, because New Year’s Day ward still recovering from a brain than reported. if S " '* . 2 01.000 kid Bob Meacham we have. Meacham isn’t ready Leveille’s brother, Daniel, Mlwaukee 3 1 .750 Shelton 8-12 OO 16, Vranes 5-8 08 10, St. Louis 21 35 14 56 250 278 The Dodgers, trailing 3-1, eager to get him back. falls on a Sunday, officials hemorrhage, can get around Minnesota 3 1 .750 Slkmo 8-15 13-13 79, Williams 12-21 4-9 X, Toronto 21 34 12 54 247 280 yet but he's not that far away.” reached loser Bob Ojeda for three And he has a little surprise for them — hh isn’t announced. briefly in a wheelchair but is not added that ’’someone was Just Toronto 3 1 .750 Thompson 7-13 5-5 19, Smith 2-6 2-2 6, Detroit 19 35 15 S3 227 280 Eottem Divlilon So here you have it, and my guess is that unless trying to sell a story” and that his Baltimore 4 2 .667 Hawes 01 OO 0, Donaldson 3-6 OO 6, Smythe Division W L Pel. 6 B runs in the sixth with Brock driving that anxious to return to them. It will be the seventh time in 50 able to walk on crutches as Baltimore 24 the Yankees get a lot more desperate, they won’ t Californio 2 1 .667 Brown 4-8 OO 8, Kelser 2-4 1-2 5, Radford x-Edmonton 39 X 11 09 368 X 2 10 .706 in a pair with a single and "I'm very happy where I am ," he says firmly. years New Y ea r’s Day has fallen reported Friday, his doctors say. brother "is certainly not walking Detroit 3 2 .600 OO (M) 0. Totals 51-94 25-31 127. Calgary X 31 10 66 X 2 X I Cleveland 21 13 .618 3 "I'v e never been in better shape in my life and go after Dent. With the Rangers, he appears to on crutches. He occasionally sits in New York 2 2 .500 IN D IA N A (121) Vancouver 25 32 11 61 247 266 Chicago . 22 15 .595 3«/2 Maldonado the third with a on a Sunday and the Orange Bowl Two members of Leveille’s New York have the edge for the regular shortstop job over a wheelchair and can move hint- I«xos 2 2 .500 Johnson 8-12 1-2 17, Kellogg 8-19 3-5 19, Winnipeg 26 36 8 60 257 » 4 18 16 .529 6 fielder’s choice grounder, Los ivy League I'm looking forward to playing with this club. I has been moved to Monday, Jan. 2. family also angrily denied the Buffalo 16 19 .457 V Mark Wagner, who didn’ t play any more last year Kansas City 1 2 .333 Williams 4-10 02 8, Slchllng 6-8 0-1 12, Los Angeles 24 33 11 59 258 » 4 8 2 Angeles’ other run came off starter like the way things have been going here. It’s Orange Bowl Committee members Lynn (Mass.) Item report that the self for a few minutes, fiveor 10, by Oakland 1 3 .250 Knight 6-13 11-11 23, Branson 6-12 OO IZ x-ctinched playoff berth Pittsburgh 14 19 .424 9V2 after pulling an intestinal muscle July 9. Memphis 15 .417 Mark Fidrych in the second and true. I ’ve got some wonderful memories of my six said the scheduling change was athlete was able to take a step on using his left foot and hand.” fcston 1 3 .250 Schoene 4-4 2-4 10, Duren 1-2 OO Z (Top four In each division qualify lor 21 10 years in New York. How could I ever forget all Joe Klein has been hoping he can dispel Leveille’s' rigjit side remains Cleveland 1 3 .250 Carter 28 3-4 8, Byrnes 2-2 2-2 7, Stanley Cup ptayotts.) Western Division was unearned. necessary because of local reli­ crutches and that his doctors say Friday's Results Slaughter 1-4 OO 1 Totals 48-94 22-31 121. San Diego 21 14 .600 _ champions recurrent trade rumors involving the Rangers. Kansas City Jim Rice continued his hot those great things that happened to me in 1978? gious preferences. he will be nearly recovered in 17 paralyzed and he still can’t talk CIndnnatl 9, Phlladelnhla 3 Seattle 36 X 37 28— 127 Friday's Game 20 14 .588 V2 But I 've got some other memories, too. They tried The Texas general manager said flatly although he recognizes Visitors Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4 Indiana 26 X 24 33-121 N.Y. Rangers ot Edmonton,9:35p.m. St. Louis 16 15 .545 2 hitting for Boston, belting a The game will be aired opposite months. Wichita Tuesday Jim Sundberg would not be traded to the Minnesota 8, Houston 5 Three-point goals — Carter, Bvrnes, Saturday's Games 17 15 .531 2'/2 two-run homer in the first inning to make me one of the scapegoats for what the Sugar Bowl, despite rumors Montreal Neurological Institute and often greets them with a wave Kansas City 4, Montreal 1 Slaughter. Fouled out— None. Total fouls Philadelphia at Boston, 1:15p.m. Phoenix 18 18 .500 3V- Dodgers or any other team this season. Golden Bay off winner Burt Hooton. Dave to qualify happened to them last season. I don’ t need any that NBC-TV had wanted a switch. official Victoria Lees said Le­ of his good arm, a vast improve­ Los Angeles 10, Boston 4 — Seattle 22, Indiana 7S. Rebounds— Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 5:05 11 22 .333 9 p.m. Los Angeles 30 .167 • more of that.” He also has said Buddy Bell will not be traded. veille’s doctors "don’t know any­ ment since he awoke from a Chloogo (AL) 20, New York (NL) 5 Seattle 48 (Sikma 11), Indiana 42 6 15’/2 Stapleton added a sacrifice fly to But. he didn't say anything about Larry Parrish Toronto 11, Detroit 7 (Kellogg 10). Assists— Seattle 22 (Brown Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. give Boston a 3-0 lead and Julio Dent isn't angry over the treatment he received month-long coma late last y e a r .. San Frandsco 11, Son Diego 5 6), Indiana 24 (Slchtlng 6). Technicals— Pittsburgh of Harttord, 7:35p.m. Friday's Games KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) going to the Reds for Ron Oester, or Dent going Va'dez added a homer for the Red from the.Yankees, but he is resentful. Mllwoukee 4, Cleveland 3 Shelton, Seattle bench, Indiana coach Buffalo at Vancouver, B:05p.m. Wichita ot New York, 8:05p.m. The NCAA Friday selected the back to the Yankees. Yankees 6-0 Seattle 5, Oakland 4 McKInnev. A— 4,176. New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Phoenix at Buffalo, 8:05 p.m. Sox in the seventh. He certainly remembers the poster boy he was eight conferences that must play All thhe Ranger players, including Mickey Chloogo (NL) 6, California 0 N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Golden Bay at St. Louis, 6:35 p.m. for the Yankees after his climactic home run in FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Atlanta vs. Baltimore, night Chicago at Toronto, 8:05p.m. Saturday's Games qualifying games to advance into Rivers, say they like Doug Rader, their new Johnson, McLelsh Big Eaat Chicago at New York, ah. Fenway Park won the Eastern Division title for (UPI) — Jay riowell, making a Texas vs. New York (AL), night Detroit at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. its 48-team championship basket­ manager. Satu rday's Oam os Kansas City at Pittsburgh them in 1978 and he followed that with a .417 figure strong bid to earn a spot in Billy ball field, including the Ivy League against the Dodgers that made-him the World That’s encouraging. It’s better than last year (All Tlmot ES-n SL John’s 91, Vlllsnova 60 Martin’s starting rotation, com­ Los Angeles vs. Houston at Cocoa, AHL standings and Trans-America Conference when the Rangers hardly liked anybody, even Flo., 1:30 p.m. Series MVP. bined with three other pitchers on a winners. themselves. Phllodelphia vs. Pittsburgh at Brodetv “ST. JO HN’S (91) Radio & TV Last year, he feels the Yankees made him the one-hitter Friday night to lead the Unheralded racers Northern ton, Flo., l;Xp.m . The eight teams will participate (Soodwin 019 78 73, Russell 4-10 2-2 10, w L T Pts. New York Yankees to a 6-0 New York (NL) vs. St. Louis at St. Wennlngton 4-6 OO 8, Kelly 2-5 OO 4, GF GA in two double-headers March 15, Petersburg, Fla., l;Xp.m . Fredericton 39 23 8 B6 305 243 Tennis Grapefruit League win over the Mullln 9-15 11-13 79, Williams 5-9 1-4 11, Nova Scotia 35 30 5 one in Dayton, Ohio and one in Boston vv Montreal at West Palm Stewart 02 2-2 2, Jackson 2-3 00 4. 75 328 287 SATURDAY Texas Rangers. Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m. Maine 33 28 7 73 281 264 1 College basketball: Atlantic 10 Philadelphia, with the four excel in World Cup Totals 3489 23-X 91. Adirondack 30 33 5 65 279 294 Atlanta vs. Texas at Pompano, Fla., $ 118,460 average The 26-year-old Howell, a righ­ VILLANOVA (M) Moncton 27 33 championship. Channels 22, 30 winners awarded a No. 12 seed, one ) : n p.m. McClain 012 OO 16, Pinckney 2-5 24 6, 6 60 243 258 1:15 Bruins vs. Fivers, Channel 38 thander, hurled the first four no-hit CIndnnatl vs. Toronto otDunedln, Fla., Sherbrooke 20 44 4 44 244 311 in each regional. PInone 3-13 9-9 15, Granger 1015 44 24, Southern Tennis results 1:30 Mets vs. Cardinals, Channel 9 innings and has now given up just LAKE LOUISE, Alberta (UPI) appeared headed to the sam e 1-2 1 :X p.m. McLain 14 1-1 3, Mulquin 3-3 OO 6, 1:30 College basketball: ACC semifi­ In the Dayton double-header, the Kansas City vs. Chicago (AL ) at Rochester 40 22 7 87 328 279 nal, E SP N two earned runs in eight innings of — All predictions for Satunlay’s finish in the second run until Pressley 2-2 2-2 6, Dobbs 24 OO 4, Hershey 33 31 4 Trans-America Conference will Sarasota, Fla., ):»p.m . Lutschounig OO 00 0, Maker OO OO 0, 70 260 266 G rand P rIx 2 College basketball: DePaul vs. spring work. Clay Christiansen, finish at the final World Cup Johnson and McLeish arrived at Minnesota vs. Detroit ot Lakeland, Binghamton 32 31 6 70 279 289 At Nancy, France, March ii Dayton, USA Cable play the winner of the ECAC Everson OO 00 0. Totals 31-581 0 X X. New Haven 31 28 271 264 another righthander who appears downhill race of the season were the bottom of the mountain. Fta., 1 ;X p.m. Halftime— Vlltanova X , St. John’s 6 68 Third round 2 College basketball: Missouri Val­ Metro-South in the opening game, Cleveland vs. San Francisco at X. St. Catharins 30 34 5 65 290 308 Nick Savtano, U.S., det. Bill Scanlon, to be ticketed for Columbus, was silenced Friday by Robin McLeish Neither racer had any qualms Baltimore 27 32 9 63 299 315 ley championship, Channel 3 and the Midwestern Cities cham­ Broncos top paid Scottsdale, ArIz., 3 p.m. Fouled out— Wennlngton. Total fouls— U.S. 2-6, 6-3, 6-4; VVoltek FIbak, Poland 3 College basketball: Big East cham­ and Bill Johnson, two unheralded also impressive although he gave about spoiling the dram a for their Chicago (NL) vs. Milwaukee at Sun Springfield 27 35 6 60. 243 272 det. Victor Amaya, U.S. 6-7, 6-3, 6-2; pionship, Channels 22, 30, V9DRC pion will face the Southwestern up the only Texas hit of the game — racers with an excellent sense of more illustrious rivals. City, Ariz., 3 p.m. John's X, Vlltanova 19. Rebounds— St. Danie VIsser, South Africa, det. Tom 3:30 College basketball: A CC semifi­ Athletic Conference winner. Friday's Games a fifth inning bloop single to rookie dramatic timing. ” I ’d love to steal the limelight,” San Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix, John's 37 (Goodwin, Mullln 6), Vlltanova Coin, U.S., default. nal, E SP N In the Philadelphia double- Ariz., 3 p.m. 37 (Pinckney 9), Assists— St. John’s X Adirondack at Baltimore Tunis Open 3:30 Bowling: P B A National Chom- Pete O’Brien. McLeish, who has never placed said McLeish, 27, of Kanata, Ont. California vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., (Kelly, Mullln 5), Vlltanova 20 (Granger Moncton at New Haven At Tunis, Tunisia, March 11 plonshlp, Channel 8 header, the Ivy League will play Don Baylor, who made his first in the top IS during six years on "Nothing would please me $ p.m. 9). Techincal touls— Vlllonovo Maine at Rochester Quart emnals 4 World Figure Skating, Channel 3 the Mideastern Athletic Confer­ players in NFL tour with the Canadian team, and Baltimore vs. New York (AL) ot Fort coach Fredericton at Sherbrooke Thierry Tutasne, France, det. Juan 5 NHL: Islanders vs. Capitals, base debut in a ‘B ’ gam e against more,” said Johnson, 20, of Los ence winner, and the champions of Lzxxlerdale, Fla, 7 :X p.m. Massimino, Wennlhgton. A— 19,591. Saturday's Games Aguilera, Spain, 6-1, 6-3; Magnus SportsChannel Texas in the afternoon, keyed the Johnson, a 20-year-old who has Angeles, and one of the U.S. team’s Su n day's Oam os New Haven at Baltimore TIdeman, Sweden, det. Manuel Orantes, 5 Golf: Bav Hill Golf Classic, Channel the East Coast Conference and the the U S F L’s New Jersey Generals Yankee attack with a single, raced only four World Cups with strongest hopes for the future. Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati at Tampai St. Catharines at Binghamton Spain, 7-5, 64. 30 DALLAS (UPI) - Football Wednesday by the newspaper. Fta. Nova Scotia at Hershey ECAC North Atlantic will square the U.S. team this season, came Belgian Indoor 5 Track and Field: Rio Mile, Channel players for the Denver Broncos are The union, under the new collec­ was easily the top-paid player in double and two RBI. The hot- Johnson spent part of the season Houston vs. Los Angeles at Vero Rec Basketball Moncton at Springfield At Brussels, Belgium, March 11 8 off in the second game. paid higher than any other team in tive bargaining agreement, will professional football." hitting Baylor is now 8- for-14 with 8 from second-seeded start positions on the Europa Cup tour, the Beach, Fta. Quarterfinals 6 College basketball: Marquette vs. The opening games of both the St. Louis vs. New York (NL) at St. Standings:American Buslnessmen- the NFL, averaging an annual assist players in contract Walker dropped out of the RBI for the spring. to finish tied for first place in the equivalent of baseball’s Triple A Singles Southwest Louisiana, ESPN Dayton and Philadelphia double- Potersburg, Fta. Manchester Cycle 11-2, DIRosa Clean­ •••••••••••••••••••••• Vitos Gerulaitis, U.S., det. Steve 7:15 W halers vs. Penguins, W TIC salary of $118,460, a Dallas news­ negotiations. University of Georgia with a year second and last timed training run league, winning three of four Baltimore vs. Atlanta at West Palm ers 11-2, Fogarty Oilers 9-4, Fllloramo Denton, U.S., 7-6, 64; Ivan Lendl, headers are scheduled for 7; 10 Construction 94, Buffalo Water Tav­ 8 M IS L : Inferno vs. Btasf, U SA Cable paper said. “ The figures were base salaries; of seniority left to sign with the down Whitehom Mountain. races. He also had a sixtb-place Beach, Fta. Czechoslovakia, det. Johan Kriek, U.S.,6 8 NHL: Flames vs. Rangers, Channel p.m. ESTand the second games for Philadelphia vs. Chicago (AL) at ern 8-5, Manchester Police 5-8; Na­ they do n'ot include signing or Generals, receiving a $1.5 million The two longshots roared down finish at the St. Anton World Cup. 3, 62; Peter McNamara, Australia, det. 9 9:40 p.m. EST. The Los Angeles Rams and the Bucks 108-100 Sarasota, Fla. tional Businessmen - Lodge All-Stars Bowling Kevin Curren, South Africa, 64, 7-5; 9 USFL: Wranglers vs. Blitz, ESPN Dallas Cowboys follow, the Dallas performance bonuses," the News signing bonus and $1 million in the icy and extremely fast 2,970 ^ An overnight freeze, followed by Montreal vs. New York (AL) at Fort 9-4, Allied .Printing 78, Westown Mats Wilander, Sweden, det. Yannick Dave Gavitt, the chairman of the Morning News reported. said. “ They also do not reflect a first-year salary up front. meter run in 1 minute and 39.06 sub-zero temperatures through Lauderdale, Fla. Pharmacy 4-9, Britlsh-Americans 3-10, Nooh, France, 63, 62. SUNDAY NCAA selection committee, said M Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Mortarty Fuel 2-11, Sportsman Cate Cowboy Tony Dorsett, who led MILWAUKEE (UPI) - seconds. most of the day Friday, left the 0-13, Doubles Car Racing: Carolina 500, ESPN The Rams players average strike-shortened 9-game season — Fta. Kevin Curren, South Africa, and Steve Noon College basketball: Metro the eight conferences were chosen If rather than the full 16 game the league in rushing last season, Marques Johnson scored 27 points Their impressive finishes course hard, quick and dangerous. Toronto vs. MInnesotaat Orlando, Fta. Senior League-Donato's 11-2, Irish Denton, U.S., det. Fritz Buehning, U.S. for the qualifying round based on if $110.470 and the Cowboys, $107,990. Agency 8-5, Green Hardware ^7, Powder Puff Conference championship, Channel 3 season." tied with Pittsburgh’s Franco and Sidney Moncrief added 24 caused some consternation among "U nder these conditions, it’s Kansas CItv vs. Texas at Pompano, and Brian Teacher, U.S., 7-5,63; Markus 1 Celtics vs. Knicks, Channel9, W IN F their computer ratings, with the / The Baltimore Colts, with the Fta. Pogonls’s Caterers 1-12. Harris for the highest salary Friday night in rallying the Mil­ the top 15 starters, with seven JoPblng 175, Terry SlemlenskI Gunthardt, Switzerland, and Zoltan 1 College basketball: ACC champion­ worst record over the last two The newspaper said the average easier to come from the middle Mllwoukee vs. Chlcogo (NL) ot Mesa, Kuharsky, U.S., det. Mike DePalmer and ship, Channels 22, 30 strength of schedules and won-loss waukee Bucks, down by 14 points skiers still have a chance to lock up Ariz. 18Z Ruth Ann Glass 180-480, Sharon seasons, paid the smallest amount, base salary in the league was among running backs, $350,000. start numbers and do well. Tbe Oliver 182-498, Evelyn Feder 469, Edith Jlrl Granat, U.S., 62, 63; Heinz 1:30 U SFL: (Senerals vs. Stars, records against outside competi­ The N F L P A report listed Chica­ late in the third quarter, to a the championship. course bolds up under the first Son Frandsco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Gunthardt, Switzerland, and Bal- Channels 8, 40 tion among the chief criteria. the newspaper said, averaging $90,412, up 14 percent from the Ariz. Midget Playoffs Tracy 186-18Z542, Betty Gagne X4-458, ,azs N FLPA figure of $79,592 from last go’s Walter Payton at $300,000, but 108-100 victory over the Kansas McLeish, who started 29th in skiers because it’s so bard, there is Martha Metivler 192-181-515, M ary 2 College basketball: Southeastern Of those eight teams, only three $69,465 per player. San Diego vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz. Banlo 179-468. 'T a ro e zy , Hungary, det. Larry Ste- championship, Channel 3 year. The mean salary was $75,000, - with bonuses and incentives he was City Kings. both runs, had finished eighth in still plenty of speed left in it when California vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Glen Jensen led the Lakers to a 38-24 fanky 3 Golf: Bay Hill Golf Classic, Channel have already locked up berths for The Morning News said salary meaning half the players made said to make $600,000. The triumph was the second in a the first training run, while John­ we get on,” said Johnson. Ariz. Knicks Friday night and Robert Van't Hot, U.S., 3-6,63,64 30 Tuesday night - Princeton of the figures for the 1,630 players on the row for Milwaukee and snapped a artlon Center In playoff 4 World Figure Skating, Channel 3 less than that figure. Cowboy Randy White was the son, who started 24th, was 10th in Racer expectations about tbe Eastern Business 4:45 Boxing: Jeff Chandler vs. Gaby Ivy League, Georgia Southern of 28 N FL rosters were compiled by four game Kansas City winning “ Houston quarterback Archie highest paid defensive lineman in the first run. course were also changed prior to wlth*B*2ni!!l! losers were Keith Wolff Canizales, Channel 8 the Trans- America Conference the N FL Players Association from streak. Gabe Szabo 157, Rich Romano 5 M e n 's World Cup Skiing, Channels, Manning had the highest base the league, making $300,000, fol­ World Cup leader Franz the training when European with 6* Lindsey Boutlller 156-40Z Dom DeDom lnIcIs 151-376, and North Carolina A&T of the contracts made available by the Milwaukee trailed 96-92 with 22, 30 salary, $600,000," the News said. lowed by New York Jets’ Joe Klammer holds a precarious 1- coaches finally won a we^-h>ng’ Baaaballrasulta Jim SIrtannI 150, Frank Enes 148, Ray 7 NBA: Nets vs. Blazers, Mideastern Athletic Conference league office and obtained on “ By contrast, Herschel Walker of Klecko who makes $280,000.------four minutes remaining and out- point lead over Conradin Catho- Jerry 147-387, Hank Grzyb 146-4X, SportsChannel The other five berths will be campaign to have the starting gate John Brown 145, Emile Roux » Z WANT scored the Kings 14-2 with eight men of Switzerland in his bid for a At Mesa. Aril. 7:30 N BA: 76ers vs. Bullets, E SP N decided by conference tourna- moved 200 meters down the course. Dove Dynes 389, Bill Munroe M7, Bub 8 NAIA Track Meet, ESPN points by Paul Pressey and four by fifth World Cup championship. The Europeans objected that a ; CaN tom la 000000000 — 0 72 College hoop results Holmes M3, Bill Colby 377, Ed Baba merits this weekend. C M coge (N L ) 031 200 00x — 6 13 1 375, Ed Schworm 37Z ADS Marques Johnson to take a 106-98 Canadian ace Todd Brooker, steep initial pitch which brings Zohn, Goltz (4), Hassler (6), Mahler lead with 1:09 remaining. who must win and hope Klammer sp e^ to about il2 kilometers per (7) and Boone, Norron (6); Bordl, Wright Frktay'iRMults GET (4), Hernondez ( ), Hargeshelmer ( ) Fort Knox next for Stars, Eddie Johnson had 30 points to places no better than third and hour, made the course much too. 6 8 Contarencatounramenti (xidHoves, Diaz (7). W— Bordl. L— Zohn. Galaxies led Kansas City and Larry Drew Cathomen no better than fourth, Attontlc Coast fast and dangerous. .. FIritround RESULTS had 29. took the first training run while ” I tend to agree with tbe No. Carolina 105,Clemson79 Sandy Paganl 146-357, Fta Baldt 133, The Kings led 76-62 with 4:14 No. CaroltaaSt. 71, Wake Forest 70 GIsele Golding 137-346, Esther Wells Ken Read of Calgary, making his Europeans slightly,” said 152-130-39Z Denise Martino 161-128-394. remaining in the third quarter Virginia IX, DukeM Walker to see more action downhill farewell Saturday after a Brooker, "but I think they lowered AhanllcISSwnlllnals when the Bucks outscored the decade on the tour, placed second. it too much. It makes it shorter and Temple7ZRutgers67 Kings 15-8 to pull within 84-77 Brooker and Read were timed at leaves absolutely no mar^n for' BtaEatSominnals TrI-Town Bandits up entering the final 12 minutes. St. Jahn's (NY) 91, Vlltanova80 The Philadelphia Stars devalued They were well- coordinated. Of­ Blitz. Risher replaces Todd 1:38.70 and 1:38.87 respectively for error. You have to sU to perfection BloElghtSomlllnals - r R d V M ich au d 279-211-688, Ray Drew and Eddie Johnson had Basketball in arms the Gold last week. On Sunday, fensively, they have a bright young Krueger, a southpaw who com­ the two fastest times of the day and to win.” MIssourIX, Nebroska63 Bessette 213-252-642, Bill Torrev 220- combined for 25 points to get the EastCoastStminnals 724-6)8, Joe Ctanta 2)2-230-599, Bernie they meet the USFL’s Fort Knox. back in ^rookie) Kelvin Bryant. I pleted lO-of-19 for 96 yards against at comment The Stars' defense, maligned so Kings off to a 33-27 first quarter Americans), Bucknell49 (at) ^ u e sn e l 246-565, Bob Edwards X2-210- was impressed with their ability to Oakland. Risher connected on u,tm EfAC'SoaWiSemltlnals’ 0587, Ernie Arnhelm X9-5X, Howie advantage. Kansas City outshot much in pre-season that its pass protect and they did a good 5-of-l3 attempts for 62 yards in the William &M ary 48, E. Carollna45 Edwards 231-551, Ray Duquette 2 )4, Office members dubbed the unit the Milwaukee from the field 54-44 and NBA standings James Madison TZNovy 58 VInnIe Pinto 219-519, Don Harris 500, Ed BOSTON (UPI) - The job of picking up blitzes.” closing minutes. Top-seeded /van Lendl Hemphill 5X, Ray Davis 531, Rob took down 16 rebounds to just seven MetroFIrst round owner of the USFL’s "Doghouse Defense,” forced five Bryant gained 51 yards in 18 A pair of 1-0 teams will meet at Memphis St. 84, Florida St. 74 Mlgllore 545, Rob Arendt 545, Bob for the Bucks. Tampa Bay Bandits, an­ turnovers and mounted a last- carries and caught six passes last Tampa Stadium. The Panthers (Lata Oamos Not Indudod) Va. Tech 79, Southern Miss. 68 Arendt 512, Glenn Prentiss 537, Dave minute goal-line stand in a 13-7 Mike Woodson came off the Eastern Conferonco TulaneW,Clndnnatl65 Edwards 556, Ray Bessette Sr. 243-593 gered that his club was week while New Jersey quarter­ nipp^ Birmingham last week on winner in Belgium play Attontk Division Norm Soren X4-541, Dick Lourle 514, triumph in Denver last week. bench for 11 second quarter points Ohio Volley Semifinals labeled a semi-pro team back Bobby Scott was harried into three field goals by Novo Bojovic, W L Pci. O B Moreheod St. 54, Tenn. Tech 53 Ray Berlin 5)1, Andy Michaud 554. by New England person­ New Jersey’s Herschel Walker three interceptions and sacked and Eddie Johnson added nine for x-Phllodolphta 51 9 .858 — ... ,S«f"*»H»leniQuortert1nols two from 49 yards and the other BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - the final gam e of each set. Boston 44 18 .710 8 Mississippi St. 76, Vonderbllt61 nel chief Dick Steinberg, figures to see more action in his four times hy a strong Express a first half total of 21 as the Kings from 48. Bandits’ quarterback Top-seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechos­ Curren, the only unseeded Now Jersey 39 24 .619 13Vi Georglo W, Mississippi 55 has challenged the Patri­ second pro game Sunday as he pass rush. rolled to a 60-47 lead at the half. Now Y o rk 31 30 .508 X V i AlobamaM, Kentucky64 NIte Owls John Reaves tossed three TD lovakia Friday breezed into the player to reach the quarterfinals, ots to a $1 million winner- leads the Generals into Veterans In Saturday night’s games, Washington 28 32 .467 23 Southern Semifinals June Rawett 189-180-53), June Derench passes and amassed 358 yards in semifinals of the $315,000 Belgian upset second-seeded Jimmy Con­ Central Division Tenn.-Chott. 77, W. Carolina 75 (ot) take-all game. Stadium. Chicago is at Arizona and Michi­ 180-180-518, Priscilla Cushman 188-459, the air. Favorite receiver Danny Grand Prix indoor tennis tourna­ nors of the United States Thursday Milwaukee 41 21 .661 — E. TennesseeSt. 81, Furman68 Laurie Gagnon 195-485, Kathy Gavin In a March 3 letter to Philadelphia coach Jim Mora gan at Tampa Bay. Birmingham is Sonics 127-121 Atlanta 32 31 .508 9>/2 Buggs caught seven passes for 112 ment with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over in the biggest upset of the tourna­ 191-497, Kennie M oir 179-463, Barbara Steinberg, Tampa Bay said no special defense has been at Oakland and Boston at Denver Detroit 29 33 .468 12 Decapnlo 180, Karen Woodcock 175, yards and Ricky Williams ran for a No. 8 seed Johan Kriek of tbe ment so far. Chlcogo 22 40 .355 19 owner John Bassett said devised to stop Walker, who gained on Sunday and Washington travels Maureen Wood 190-493, Bunny Ahl league-high 97 yards on 25 carries. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Jack United States. McNamara will now face Gem- Cleveland 17 45 .274 24 Tranaactlone 1811-466. Carol Barnett 175, Pot Law­ he resented having the * ' to look and feel the same, 65 yards in 16 carries and scored a to Los Angeles for a Monday night Indiana 16 47 .254 25 club an invitation to play ball. ” teams as the george Allen-led Blitz Golden State 25 X .X I 21Vi morning in which broken cartilage with 10; 14, and after Clark Kellogg Lendl and Wilander have met Denton’s.” Symphonies us any time, at any place, touch; eight outstanding New Jersey coach Chuck Fair­ rolled to a 28-7 victory in Washing­ San Diego X 43 .317 26 fragments were removed. If all scored on a layup, David Thomp­ three times, with Wilander holding In assessing Saturday’s semifi­ x-clinched pkivotl berth between the end of our banks received plenty of heat last ton’s RFK Stadium. Joy Thompson 134, Pete Kmlec 126, greyh(jun(Js bursting down the stretch heading for goes well, Templeton should re­ son made two free throws to give; a 2-1 edge, but this will be their first nal, Gerulaitis said, ’’Tomorrow is Friday’s Results week after playing Walker spar­ New Jerseyley 98, BestBoston 93 JoAnn Arsenault 359, Marti Sarles season and the start of “I know we’re here to stay, "said turn to action in three weeks. Seattle the lead for good at 70-69. meeting indoors. Hagler ready 144-364. the finish line... race after race of fantastic action. ingly in the second half of a close going to be very tough. He is one of Seattle 127, Indiana 121 yours with a winner take Arizona coach Doug Shively, a Dr. Cliff Colwell removed the The SuperSonics poured in 37 Kansas CItv ot Milwaukee, night game. Fairbanks said Walker In doubles, the top-seeded team the few guys who is really hitting all prize of $1,000,000," Why settle for the ordinary when you can party at former defensive coach' for the fragments during arthoscopic points in the third quarter to take a of Kevin Curren and Steve Denton Dallas at Utah, nlirit to defend title hadn't been in camp long enough to the ball well right now.” Chicago at San Diego, night said the letter, printed NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. “We’re a surgery on Templeton’s inflamed 99-88 lead into the final 12 minutes. reached the semifinals with a 7-5, Plainfield Greyhound? know all of the Generals’ blocking Saturday's Oomes Friday in the Boston young team (29 rookies on a and swollen left knee at Scripp’s in the fourth quarter, In^ana 6-3 decision over Fritz Buehning In the doubles, the third- seeded (All Times EST) Herald. schemes. In Walker's case, a little 40-man roster) and we’re going to Portland at New York, 7:Xp.m. PROVIDENCE. R.I, (DPI) - Clinic in La Jolla. pulled to within 111-102 on a layup and Brian Teacher. pair, Heinz Gunthardt of Switzer­ Bassett said it was Call 1-800-9321159 (Connecticut) knowledge mav indeed be a get better. land and Balasz Taroezy of Hun­ Philadelphia at Woshlngton, 8:05' World Middleweight Champion Colwel said if the fragments by Kellogg with 7:20 remaining. Earlier Friday, sixth-seeded Pe­ p.m. Football beyond his pomprehen- 1-800-243-0114 (Out of State) dangerous thing against the Stars. “Going into the game last week, Marvelous Marvin Hagler of were the main cause of the But Seattle scored 10 of the next 12 ter McNamara of Australia ad­ gary, rallied to defeat Americans Atlanta at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. sion that the Patriots "You're not going to see a I thought we could run on anyone (tolden Stotoot Son Antonio, 8;Xp.m. Brockton, Mass., is expected to swelling and inflamation in the points to jum p out in front, 121-104, vanced to the semifinals when he Larry Stefanky and Robert Van’t “ would display such a sudden change in one practice, but and I was wrong (29 rushes for 105 Phoenix ot Houston, 8:35p.m. defend his title in a May 13 bout state law, no one under IB adm itted knee, Templeton should be back in and the Pacers could only manage beat Kevin Curren of South Africa, Hof, 34, 6-3, 64. Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:X p.m. lack of decorum and such we re sure he’s picking up a little yards). But, I won’t change my three weeks. If problems appear to make the score close in the final 6-4, 7-5. Sunday's Oamos against Wilford Scypion at the little class.” more each tim e," Fairbanks said. philosophy ... we’ll run to set up the A showdown between brothers New York at Boston, oft. Providence Civic Center, WEAN U S FL standings during Templeton’s rehablitation two minutes by hitting three McNam ara, 28, the No. 1 ranked Steinberg, who also ’’We’re trying to include him in all pass." was forecast when Markus Giin- Cleveland at Milwaukee, aft. radio reported Thursday. — which he starts Friday — he 3-point field goals. player in Australia and the 13th- San Diego at Dallas, aft. called USFL Commmis- phases of practice. Shively has decided to start Alan tbardt, brother of Heinz, and Ms _ Scypion recently defeated Frank Atlantic Division M ^ M jh: m: i > ^ could be sidelined up to six weeks, Billy Knight scored 23 points,, all' rated player in the world, beat Seattle at Kansas City, aft. W L T Pet. PF PA sloner Chet Simmons “ a " I thought their (the Stars’) Risher, a rookie out of Louisiana partner Zoltan Kuharsky, reached Utah at Denver, oft. The Animal" Fletcher to become missing the first two weeks of the In the first half, to lead Indiana. Curren from the baseline, record­ Portland at New Jersey Philadelphia 1 O 0 1.000 13 7 puppet" at the news brief­ defense played very well together. State, at quarterback against the the semifinals by defeating a top challenger to Hagler’s Baston 0 1 0 .000 17 21 regular season. ing the decisive service breaks in Detroit at Indiana ing, could not be reached CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) ’TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD DePalmer and Jiri Gra^lt, 6-1, M . undisputed title. 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Public Records CounciTs Vecipe' was r r • Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. * W arranty deeds vice against Plas-Form It was way back in 1946 that the Council of Economic cuts primarily benefiting the rich? Is the solution to f Martin and Rothman Inc., 155 Pine St., $447.94 Advisers was created by the historic high employ­ deregulate protections for our environment, safety at ■ Inc.to Elmer T. Dewey Judgment lien ment act of that year. It was specifically designed to work and consumers in the marketplace? I. Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. and Margaret W. Dewey, Joyce Lundberg try to a^lish business cycles that produce the high Your Some confiscatory top-bracket tax rates are gone; { property at 103 Stark­ against Jamshid Mar- employment we now have — and that the present concededly silly regulations have been wiped out. But..ji weather St., $50,500. vastl, M.D. $4,162.77, Council of Economic Advisers argues cannot be Money's unemployment remains far above tolerable levels... Wilbur T. Judson, Gail property at 66F Ambas­ avoided and could be desirable.' And our built-in inflation rate also is at a level we N. Judson and Michael ifbrSole sador Drive. The Council of Economic Advisers was created in Worth would not have accepted — much less welcomed — i l Homes for Sole 31 Apartments tor Rent 42 MIsc for Rent Bouchard to Lucy Y. Lee, BuHdins/Contracling S3 Mtoc for Sale 63 A U t O m O t i V e MIsc Automotive 76 Lis pendens the same period that we formed the United Nations to Sylvia Porter back in 1946. Unit 32, Millbridge Hollow Savings Bank of Man­ try to usher in an era of lasting peace just as the CEA As a young American citizen, you must take over ‘ Condominiums, $35,000. was to try to usher in an era of economic stability. the job of fighting the business cycle and our Society's-* chester against Derrick 3'/i ROOM APART­ RETAIL/ STUDIO SKAPARAS HOME Re­ GRAPEFRUITS FOR Marion W. Jaycox to M. St. Thomas, Sandra J. The failures of both of our great efforts (or should I failure to provide the employment you were promised \ EXCEPTIONAL CONDO MENT. Private home.'. TW O 13 Inch Ford Mus­ Paul Placido and Cynthia SPACE — available Im- modeling — all types of Sale by AFS fresh from Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 St. Thomas and House­ write idealistic, grandiose?) are being underscored would be yours. You must recover the "sponge” this | Heat, appliances. Work­ medlatly. 400 square feet additions. Interior and tang rims, like new, J. Placido, property at 332 Texas. $7.50 per case. hold Realty Corporation, right now by the Reagan administration and skeptics Economic Advisers in particular — didn’t even peer administration's chief economic advisers have ing single adult only. No and up. Extremely reaso­ exterior, repair work. Cash and carry. Saturday $20.00. Call 643-6802 or Lydall St., $50,000. foreclosure. Unit 82B, everywhere. at the technological lag, the disappearance of thrown in. You must stop the clear threat of deep pets/chlldren. Telephone nable. Call Jim Thursday Free estimates. Reasona­ 649-6205. John S. Berk and Bonnie after lOAM, 323 Spring 1979 FIAT BRAVA — Pine Street The way business cycles — the technical expression garage-type inventions. business cycles smashing your hopes and dreams of a ' 643-2880. and Friday, 1-9, Saturday ble rates. Call Joe, 569- Street, Manchester. R. Berk to Richard L. Condominiums. - for cycles of economic advance and decline, rising future with security. 10-5. 649-7950. 7572. White, four door, five PAIR BEIGE Bucket seat Pico, property at 62 employment and declining job totals — were to be INSTEAD OF encouraging our industry to borrow FOUR ROOMS -I- first speed, two litre engine, covers for older Firebird Savings Bank of Man­ It is a Herculean task — but there is no one else but aaaaaaa»..<>»»»a»aaaaaa Jensen St., $59,500. overcome seemed a good recipe. It was to work like funds to invest in new, more efficient equipment that floor, $325. Security. AM/FM stereo, excellent or Comoro, excellent chester against An­ you to tackle it. As a citizen who was there to watch the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa condition. $42(W. 872-8380. Manchester Garden As­ toinette M. Jones, Dwight this: could raise productivity, we have been discouraging creation of the original CEA, to work and to cheer as i Busline, appliances, Roommates Wanted 48 condition. 643-9141. sociates Umited Partner­ $ 20.00 . S. Jones and Hartford our businesses on every front. Our policies have been those economists battled the skeptics of that era with | parking, no pets. 646- Rooflng/SIding S4 QUALITY ' HARDWOOD ship to Arnold Fried- completely counterproductive — akin to huddling in 4394; evenings 649-4742. GOVERNMENT SUR­ National Bank and Trust FIRST, wages and salaries were to increase to keep extraordinary victories, I cannot resign m yself t o j — cut and iplit, $65/cord, PLUS cars and trucks mann. Unit 17A, Co., foreclosure, 86-88 pace with the increases in productivity that the the sheets to keep warm instead of getting up and today’s "experts.” • Of a l of tha Condomlnluma out thara — you wont want to paaa two cord minimum. FOUR ROOM Apartment, EMALE ROOMATE listed for $2,064 sold for Vt'ITCK OK OKUKR Mancheter Garden Con­ School St. economy automatically spun out — so that consumers closing the window. They haven't even had the decency to apologize to S thta ona upl Ownara movtog out of araa, and want a'quick aala. Wanted mid 20's to share BIDWELL HOME Im- Small delivery charge. dominiums, $45,000. TWa 8 room Townhouaa Inctudaa atova, rofrtgarator, diati— first floor, private en­ $51. More available. 203- |XSI W C K OF IM.AND Release of welfare lien (you) would be able to buy what they produced. Thus, The lag in productivity is why we have been unable you for their attitudes and failures. J two bedroom apartment ^provement Company — Call anytime 6M-1831. U K l I. VNI) PKKMIT Manchester Garden As­ waahar, dlaposal and 2 air oonditionaia. 'O N SALE” now for trance, walking distance 748-6996. Town of Manchester there were to be no gluts of unsellable goods such as to pay for our social commitments. This is why we ------• only $57,800.— . In East Hartford. $200 Roofing, siding, altera­ NO. in .SZ-144); sociates Limite Partner­ the gluts of the Depression '30s. to Main Street. Heat and tion, additions. 649-6495. SCKI. 82-1161 releasing Doris R. Peroz- have huge and growing budget deficits. This is a "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s, ” 1,328 2 hot water Included. $450. month plus half utilities. TORRO RIDING Mower, 1973 FORD L TD — for ship to Mahlon Hale, Unit ziello, property at 73-75 Second, the nation's economic budget of supply and major reason our inflation hit the double digits. pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money { Call 646-8700 days-ask for 7’/2 HP, electric start. sale. First $350 takes It. DOT ProJ. 176-88 17P, Manchester Garden Call Ed or Dan 649-2947, i^rsuant to Section 22a*42a of the Oak St. demand was to be balanced at a high level of We seem to be recognizing our productivity management, is now available through her column. I Karen. Good condition. Call 649- Call 646-2219. Condominiums, $45,000. 646- 9892 or 646-6009. 8496. Connecticut General Statutes, the Release of attachment employment with the fejleral cash budget used as a problem — at least. But what happened to our Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia Commissioner of Environmental Manchester Garden As­ Flooring Jerome I. Baskin Co. “ steering wheel.” If a recession started, the federal employment act of 1946? What happened to that Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the J MANCHESTER - Four 1948 CHEVY PICK up, iVotection hereby serves notice sociates Limnited Part­ UTILITY TRAILER — releasing Edward L. Na­ government was to take in less than it spent, putting compact we made with ourselves about our right to Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, S room apartment. Ap­ custom cob, no rust, good that he has granted by order, the nership to Nicholas Jero­ Pointino/Papering 52 $225. Call 649-0494. application of Connecticut Depart­ son Jr., property at 67 dollars into our pockets and thereby creating jobs. If work? Is the way to overcome a productivity lag and Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press S pliances, dish washer, condition. Call after 4pm FLbORSANDING -- ment of Transportation to conduct nimo, Unit 31D Mancheter Schaller Road. inflation threatened, the opposite was to happen: encourage new, innovative technologies through tax washer and dryer hoo­ 659-2231. Syndicate.) * Floors like new. Special­ SOLAR PANEL For In­ activities on property located Garden Condominiums, Cancellation of lease taxes would be increased or spending would be cut in kup. $495 utilities In­ $45,000. izing In older floors, natu­ doors or out, use to Interstate Route I-S6 betw een order to limit the amount we could spend and thus cluded. Call 649-3379. PAINTING 8. PAPER 1974 AUSTIN MARINA lau rel I.ake and Slater St. In the Amerada Hess Corpo­ DUPLEX IN ral and stained floors. No charge 12 volt battery. Roger B. Knauth to ration, tenant, and Joel B. limit what goods businesses could sell and what they Hanging. Ceilings re­ G T, Good running condi­ Town of Manchester, Patricia H. Meiser, prop­ VERY 0000 CONDITION paired. References. Fully waxing anymore. John $20.00. Call 643-8820. tion. $500 firm. Call 646- subject to the terms and Wilder, Albert L. Manley, could charge. In Brief- TWO ROOMS — third Verfallle, 646-5750. erty on Carriage Drive, What went wrong? It seemed so perfect a “ recipe” ! ,Both aldaa of tWa nina yaar old 5-5 Duplex are a pleasure to floor, adults. Stove, re­ Insured. Quality worki 1118 after 5pm. limitations of the perm it issued and Theodore S. Beren- show. 3 bedrooma aach elda, fully Inaulatad, full baaament wtth 86 NATIONAL Geogra­ this dale. $90,000. (based on convey­ son, landlord property on What went wrong was that the automatic frigerator, utilities. $275. Martin Mottsson, even­ ance ta x ). amounted to $20,310,000, up from net sales of separate halctiwaya, gas heat, double cloaeta In master ings 649-4331. phies, $8.60. All In good 1981 CADILLAC ELDO­ Dated. March 9, 1983 . Broad Street. productivity gains we had counted on to spin out year bedrooms, appflanoaa to remain. Call today to arrange an ap­ Security. Call after 6pm Stanley J. Pac, Orlando Annulli to Judy Realty course set $15,064,000 in. the prior year. Net income for the 649-2236. condition. Some oldies. RADO - Excellent condi­ after year stopped spinning out in the mid-1970s. That pointment to eaa this "XIEM". $97,900.— Income Tax Service 57 Call 643-4859. Commissioner Ann Field, property at 13 year amounted to $644,000 equivalent to 38 cents a D.G. PETERSEN PAIN T- tion! Many extras! Call 016-03 threw everything else off as well. HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Board of Hawthorne St., $56,900. share, as compared to net income of $2,364,000, FOR R EN T — modern ING COM PANY — Inte- days 644-3775; evenings, Building permits Instead of the alternatives of inflation or stagnation, Realtors will sponsor a cram course for the Real FRANK SINATRA fans! Wilfrid A. Raymond Jr. equivalent to $1.38 a share in the prior year. three room apartment. rlar Specialist. Custom weekends 871-6568. To G\fy LeBrun for we developed both: "stagflation.” Then we moved Estate Licensing Exam. The workshop is S n U liO REAL ESTATE Great new Sinatra trlol- and Sharon M. Raymond The net income figure for 1982 includes East Hartford. $375 In­ Wallpaper Hanging. In­ TAX PREPARATION In George Marlow for siding into the 1980s with a fatal dose of double-digit inflation scheduled for March 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 156 EAST CENTER 8T. ogy record album. Songs Probate Notice to Ralph A. Costardo and $1,403,000 which was spent as a result of start-up cludes heat, hot water, surance Damage Ap­ your home. Reliable, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN on a restaurant at 21 Oak side by side with ste^p and rising joblessness. Elmwood Community Center Room 17,1106 New from past, present and Dune Buggy. $400 or best NOTICE TO CREDITORS Susan M. Costardo, prop­ and new product development costs associated MANCHESTER, CT. 646-2000 carpeting, dish washer, praisers. Workmanship reasonable. Norm Mar­ St.. $3,000. How did this happen? Now the answer, sad as it is, Britain Ave., West Hartford. Guaranteed! 646-8467. shall, 643-9044. future. $10.00. Call 649- offer. 643-1409 after 6pm. ESTATE OF GEORGE A. erty on Carriage Drive, with Pioneer’s powered hang glider and ultra­ laundry, air-condit loner, CAILLOIIBITE. deceased To Bidwell Home Im­ emerges: Tim Phillips, CRB, CRS, GRI, of the 0387. $84,000 (based on contey- light aircraft operations. pool. Immediate occu­ The Hon William E. F itzG ^ a ld , provement Co. for Gordon The key reason was the lag in the development of Connecticut Licensing School, will discuss PAINTING AND PAPER 1973 PONTIAC for parts. ance tax ). The company said the current backlog and pancy. 569-8233 or 289- Judge, of the Court o f P rotete, Lassow for an addition at new technologies as garage-type inventions became Connecticut licensing law, public accommoda­ 3730. HANGING — ceilings re­ Good running conditon. District of Manchester at a Joseph N. Pezzente and expectations for future business indicated an 102 Hollister St., $9,800. less and less profitable and the unanticipated business tions, fair housing, real estate Vocabulary terms, paired. References, fully Won’t pass Inspection. hearing held on March 4. 1983 Sandra A. Pezzente to upward trend in earnings for the Coming year. For Sale Home and Gcrden To Eastern Roofing Co. benefits of World War II and the Apollo moon shot basic real estate mathematics, exam strategis D E LU X E 4V2 room town- Insured. Quality work. 646-0709. ordered that all claims must be Antonio Cusano and Ma- for Moriarty Bros, for roof faded more and more into the past. Businesses, and techniques. Pioneer International designs, manufactures house, 1V> baths, all ap- Martin Mottsson, even­ presented to the fiduciary on or tilde Cusano, property at and sells parachutes,. aircraft and missile before June 4.1963 or be barred as repairs at Whitehall increasingly worried about bottom lines on financial This workshop is preparatory information for pllances, two ings 649-4431. 1982 OATSUN Stanza XE. Edwards and Oakland deceleration, retardation, recovery and aerial Four door sedan, five by law provided. Apartments, 281 Center statements that might trigger takeovers by hungry either the salesman or broker exams and is being alr-conditloners, car­ Household Goods 42 SEASONED OAK Fire­ Sherrie L. AnderstMi. streets, $57,000. delivery systems and the manufacture and sale of speed, air-conditioning, St., $2,900. conglomerates, could afford to take fewer risks. held the Saturday prior to the March 26 exam. peted, heat, hot water, INTERIOR — EXTE­ wood — for deliveries Ass't. Clerk Harry M. Ohanesian powered hand gliders and ultralight aircraft. sunroof, AM/FM stereo. The fiduciary is: To Hometown Improve­ As space spectaculars became routine, their appeal Cost is $45. Pre-payment necessary and due by patios, sound-proofing, RIOR Painting — Wal­ call George Griffing, An­ and Sheila A. Ohanesian lpapering and drywall dover, 742-7886. 5700 miles. Some body Richard Lassy ment Co. for H. M. Chel- dimmed — and space science, spark^ by Soviet March 17 to the Greater Hartford Baord of washer/dryer hookups, USED REFRIGERA­ to Lawyers Title Insu­ installation. Quality pro­ damage. $4500 or best 285 Andrew Street. luk, for siding at 31 Tower “ Sputnik” of 1957, moved back in the fancies of people Realtors, Inc., 645 Farmington Ave., Hartford, storage. One or hyo bose- TORS', WASHERS, rance Co. Inc. property at ment garages, some fire­ fessional work. Reasona­ offer. Call 646-3888 after Southington, CT 06469 Road, $3,500. and the facts of corporate planning. 06105, attention Eden Ditman. For registration For the record Ranges - clean, guaran­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 014^ 19 Devner Raod, $60,500 To Agway Inc. for places. $480 and up. 646- ble prices. Free esti­ 6pm weekdays/anytime Meanwhile, we, the people, became increasingly and infornqation call Eden Ditman at 236-2561. teed, parts and service. weekends. Certificate of devise chemical tank dike at 24 0800 or 646-1540. mates. G .L. McHugh, Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8i Pets 65 confused, frustrated and cornered. In looking for An article on Wednesday’s business page 643-9321. Marion E. Kerr to Mar­ Electric St., $1,500. Son, 649 Main Street, Probate Notice quick answers, old debates about the business cycle should have said that M AK Painting of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1974 OLDS CUTLASS — ion E. Scheider and Wil­ To Arthur Simpson for MANCHESTER — Extra 643-2171. NOTICE TO CREDITORS and high employment were reopened. Forgotten was Pioneer sales up Manchester offered two house washings for a large two bedroom town- FR ED L E E Interior and 64,000 miles, air- liam D. Kerr, property on Kenneth C. Burkamp. for the concept of a balanced economy with expanding NkM ichM tar Redwood Farms FREE TO GOOD Home ESTATE OF ALICE N. SCAGEL, 30 Jarvis Road. minimum of $500 at a barter auction held at the house. Private basement, exterior painting. Resi­ two female dogs, sisters. conditioning, power aka A LIC E SCAGEL. deceased renovations to basement supply creating an economy of abundance and Pioneer International has reported that net ONE ROCK Maple bed­ steering, power brakes, Ta x lien Jester’s Court, not one for $500. The Herald heat, hot water, central dential and commercial. room set with spring. Both spayed; both must The Hon. William E. FitxGerald, for a restaurant at 811 expanding demand. sales for the year ended Nov. 27, 1982 had regrets the error. 7 Room, 3 bedroom Colonial, foyer, flrepleced Fully Insured, free esti­ AM radio, >78. 18-20mpg. Judge, o f the Court of Fiobate, Internal Revenue Ser­ alr-condItiQning In­ Asking price $25.00. Tele­ go to same home. 15 Main St., $65,000. Our leaders in government — the Council of ; Hying room, formal dining /oom, large let floor cluded. $495. Cal 1649-4800. mates. 646-1653. Excellent condition. Reli­ District of Manchester at a family room, eat-ln kitchen,/VI baths, large master phone 643-5540. months old. Shepard- hearing held on March 4, 1963 Huskle cross. House able; $1800. 646-4021 after bedroom, 2VI car garage. m ,9 0 0 . M ANCHESTER — one, 5pm. ordered that all olaims must be WHITE WOOD Frame broken. Call any day presented to the fiduciary MtbfDy ClpDir orypiQorara tr« oTMltd from quolattont Dy fimosM ptopi*, pMi tailed at $45. Only $25. Goose Farm Antiques. forget to come to our old iented achiever. Position tor a two year old and a Jack In the Pulpet plllaw FOR SALE — Suzuki With tax rebates now in fashion auction held ev­ Hourly rate plus bonus. EOE. titled teacher. Specialist, ■nd pfOMM. EMh MMr In Iho elphtr flondt lor anotfMr. oXw C M . Rob 643-0009. Call Multi Personnel, 643- offers growth and excel­ rive year old. Call 649- OFFICE POSITION East shams, frilley lace col- TS250 motorcycle, $70.00. nwst honws, it's'the ery Thursday evening of lent money for top per­ 5072. Hartford area. Expe­ In disloxia. Coll 649-2428. | perfect time to find a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7700. RN'S— Ideal opportunity LENO X CHINA - Sugar .lars, lovely linens, da­ Call 644-3234, not running. 7PM. For Information former. Contact W INF rience with accounts re­ *JQEOVYM8 — VZQV’X Q XIXVPC rling Childs dresser, new Needs work. cash buyer for that Auctions 04 call Corl Benolt-646-9243- CHILD CARE Needed for to earn extra money If and creamer, salt and chandelier you Radio, 247 East Center other family members ceivable, typing, working batch of 50's goodies. The Manchester Auction BOOKKEEPER — full two boys In Bolton before knowledge of computer, popper mill. Holly patt­ no longer usel ••••••••••••••••••••••• charge bookkeeper. Street, Manchester,Ct ore home to core for your HZPWPRI TPMTDP HZM QWP ern, New. Both sets $50 or dollar trunk Is loadedi 1978 KAW ASAKI KZ650. Service. 06040. 646-1230 EOE. and after school. Coll CR T helpful. Pleasant Real Estate Weekends 12 to 5. Goose Good condition. $1200. Some familiarity with 646-5649. children on the wee­ best offer. 646-3430. kends. We have one more telephone voice. Fringe \I Lane, Coventry, 742-9137. Call 643-2023. And it's easyl Just call data processing systems. benefits. Please cal 1289- CPWPDI VYWPN RPEMCP Full benefits. Salary shared weekend position asaaasasaaaaasaaaaaaaalll us today and we'll For the record - 12 Bpoiwon and loator " 2708. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ounces o f beer; three commensurate with ex­ ' iRnaOM BbI IBB available. Hours are Hemes for Sola si| THREE PIECE Maple saaaaaaassaasasasaasasa nnuc MICTION iMinw iMMtod tor (M l- EMCTDPVPDI PKZQAXVPN." — put your low-cost ounces o f wine or one perience. Small growing D iim r 8am-8pm. Alternate wee­ Rec VehldM 73 dMCfcad) honwlMi cal* FURNITURE DELIV­ bedroom set, double bed. to be held at Bob'a Auto Body| com pany located In M S p ^ M t a a kends, some of which Is aaaasssssasaaasasasasaq Wanted to Buy to ad in print. ounce o f hard liquor all are B dogs awaMng adop- ER Y Person and driver. XAGOiBP TDPXZPVVP $300. 643-1404 otter 4pm. SN New State Rd., Mancbealerl considered one drink and Rocky Hill. Submit re­ paid on call. Beeper pro­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa March 17. INS — 8 AM Non. C T Aiilinal WoHara Pleaee apply In person EAST HARTFORD— fulj aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I sume to Blum, Shapiro & Avon! C M 8S$-M Mr vided. Call VNA of East PflEVIOUS SOLUTION: "Sure I date younger womeni How else the body cleans out alcohol Costta Convertible, 283 GOOD TIM O TH Y Hay for 1977 APACHI Ramada For extra cash, sell Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, or Hartford at 289-5425 8am- am I going to maet their mothers?” — George Bums > 0 mmm m nm through the liver at a rate West Middle Turnpike, Siding, garage, mony e ^ horses and cows. $3.00 BASEBALL CARDS tent trailer, sleeps eight. that chandelier • .. of only one drink an hour. West Hartford,CT 06107. 7 2 1 -0 9 1 8 4pm for an Interview. eiSSSIiyNEA.Ino. per ball — BIG BAILS. Wanted - any type and EOE. Manchester between 3 tras.5A^klng $57,500. Ctal #lWilW»aA.lfW..TMm»U.S.F>l STMOtt In excellent condition. nowl and 5. " 742-9128. year. Call 646-8253. $3,000. Call 646-6938.