20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 9, 1984
Supply-and-demand, cold Business in Brief investment group buyin^l blamed for oil cost rise Investing in mortgages 25 percent of Geosource' HARTFORD — The Travefers Corp. has Lawmakers examine Democrats barnstorm Hoyas, Syracuse! HARTFORD (UPI) — A stale energy during February to an average retail invested $153 million in mortgages for commer cial real estate held by The Irvine Co. of Orange HARTFORD (UPI) — Geosource Systems, Crosby Valve & Gage Co.,' official blames Connecticut's January cost of $1.19.H per gallon. Wheatley Division, Gelograph, ESM,; County, Calif., the company has announced. Inc., the wholly owned subsidiary of collapse of Mlanus for Super Tuesday battle In finals ^ r g e in heating oil prices on supply Chase discussed the oil price investi Marine Services and Power Systems The mortgages include $89.7 million on office Aetna Life & Casualty, has reached an and demand pressures, fueled by a gation at a news conference where he and Service Centers. buildings in Irvine and Newport Beach, Calif., agreement to sell 25 percent of its severe cold snap. released results of a fourth annual Geosource, a supplier of high tech'' ... page 4 ... page 10 ... page 15 and $22.5 million on retail property, $10 million on assets to a group of investors for an Bradford S. Chase, under secretary survey conducted by the state to assess nology products and services' to the research and development buildings and $30.8 undisclosed price. for energy in the Office of Policy and how stale residents feel about energy petroleum industry, kept its worldwidd million on apartment complexes, all in Irvine, the The acquiring management group is Management, said the I5-cent-a-gallon issues. geophysical operations, Petty-Ray, company said Thursday. headed by B.W. Moores, executive vice hike in average heating oil prices was The poll, conducted by the University president of Geosource, and includes and its wireline and international the apparent result of lower oil supplies of Hartford Institute of Social Research The transactions bring The Travelers' mort gage investments in holdings of the The IrvineCo. members of the operating manage drilling operations. coupled with greater demand. for the state Energy Division, revealed ment. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of Chase based his comments on the 58 percent of the state's residents see to more than $225 million. The company is the The company said it will be concen' developer of California's historic Irvine ranch. New York, as agent, is arranging bank preliminary findings of an investiga the energy crisis as serious or very financing for the leveraged buy-out trating its international drilling activi tion requested by Gov. William O'Neill serious. Executives get advice transaction. ties in Latin America with expansion Sunny today; Manchester, Conn. to determine the reason for the sudden In the previous survej', 65 percent of "The divestiture of these operations, planned through acquisition, selected jump in oil prices during January. those questioned thought the energy BRIDGEPORT — Executive^ must be suppor which represent approximately 25 joint ventures and internal cloudy Sunday Saturday, March 10. 1984 “ Our preliminary indications are crisis was serious or very serious, tive, capable and innovative in order to succeed in percent of Geosource's assets, reflects development. that there's nothing to lead us to believe which was down from 74 percent in the — See page 2 Single copy: 25C business, said Rosabeth Moss Kanter, an author, a strategic decision of Geosource to "Overall, we believe our company is it's more than a supply and demand 1981 survey. now positioned to concentrate on the Hanrtfratf r Mrralb ■yale professor and management consultant. redeploy its assets into three primary situation," Chase said, citing low oil Chase said his agency was concerned Ms. Kanter told about 125 people at the second service markets — geophysical, wire- key service markets whose long-tenn inventories and severe cold during the change in public attitude could annual Business and Professional Women's line and drilling," William R. Laws, outlook is highly favorable,'.’ Laws January. result in less of a commitment by the Conference Wednesday that companies and Geosource's president and chief execu said. >• Chase also said his agency's latest public to energy conservation, but individuals unable to adapt to a changing tive officer, said Thursday. Aetna said the sale would not have;a survey of oil prices showed average added that there was no indication that economy will not succeed. The operations included in the sale material effect on its consolidated had happened. prices dropped by 7 cents a gallon are Smith Meter Division, Smith earnings. Lebanon fight Lot iease renewai REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK hottest since A in doubt By Sarah Possell accord ended Herald Reporter The town Parking Authority probably will not renew the ten- By David Zenlon wounded by shellfire and stray bullets from the clashes in which year-old lease on the St. James United Press International Church parking lot on Park Street ^ b l a n c h a r d & R o s s E n o mortars, jeep-mounted cannons fmaturing,,, — a facility the town contributed and rocket-propelled grenades BEIRUT, Lebanon — Mortar $30,000 to help build — when the were used. brings you and grenade battles raged Friday lease expires at the end of October, "The shelling and battles are in the heart ot Beirut and its Parking Authority Chairman Ro very heavy. We are in the base southern suburbs as leaders of bert F. Gorman said Friday. “Quality you can trust” ment,” a frightened woman said Lebanon's warring sects prepared "There’s a good strong indica from the predominently-Moslem for peace talks. At least two deaths tion that we would probably not Ras el Nabeb neighborhood close were reported and 14 injuries. continue to lease under the present .to the bombed out "green line.” The fighting, only three days conditions," Gorman said. CHFA APPROVED before leaders of opposing factions Despite the fighting, state televi He said the lot is underused for sion said a "positive atmosphere" were to meet in peace talks in the $1,161 a month the town pays prevailed in Damascus about the ANDOVER $89,500 Lausanne, Switzerriand, was the for it because shoppers apparently prospects for the national unity [41' BE NATURE'S NEIGHBOR 646-2482 heaviest since a cease-fire was dislike walking up the hill on Park talks. 6 room colonial that offers a well designed floor plan for announced and the May 17 Israeli- Street to get to their cars 100 feet Enjoy the seasons on this acre lot surrounded by State television said Syrian Lebanese peace accord was away from Main Street. But he trees and plants. You'll also appreciate all the IN modern living. Expert workmanship and quality materials Foreign Minister Abdel Halim canceled. UPI photo said he does not have figures extras in the lovely 4 bedroom ranch with large that will make this home one that will serve your family Khaddam, whose government sup family room with fireplace, master bedroom suite Christian and Moslem factions indicating how heavily the lot is ports the rebels in Lebanon, called with fireplace, ceramic tile kitchen floor and needs for many years to come ... 3 bedrooms, V h baths accused each other of starring the Rescue workers load a Druze Progres between rival factions intensified during actually used. Gemayel on the telephone and told^ numerous french doors. Call for more details. with vanities, formal dining room, fireplaced living room, new fighting to torpedo the talks. sive Socialist Party fighter into an the day as battles were fought with He said the town approached the. him Syrian leaders felt positive $69,500. The talks are ex p ^ ed to involve church about building the lot 10 spacious kitchen with Clinton cabinets, wall to wall car about die talks. ambulance at a crossing point alongthe heavy machine guns, mortars and new power-sharing arrangements years ago after Main Street peting, stained woodwork, storm windows, screens and Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Green Line in Beirut Friday. Fighting rocket-propelled grenades. between the minority Christians businessmen asked the town to Salem was the first government doors, full basement and amesite driveway! 70’s. and mstjority Moslems, who with help provide more all-day parking official to depart for Switzerland Syrian backing have been fighting for an influx of new downtown for the talks, scheduled to begin We can help you became a for a greater role in the Christian- employees. In the years since the Monday. Gemayel will follow on "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! dominated government. EPA targets soot particles lot was built those employees have Sunday, officials said. Call 646-452S. and ask lor Oan. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO Battles between Moslem militia gone elsewhere to park, he said. Opposition Moslem Shiite leader Realtors men and the 'Lebanese army “ They very quickly found alter Nabib Berri and Druze militia D.F. REALE, INC. 189 WEST CENTER STREET erupted just after dawn and natives to paying 10 dollars a chief Walid Jumbatt met with their' Real Estate (CMiMr ofMeKc^ continued throughout the day, wiUi month for parking," Gorman said. 175 lU. St., ■mcli.il.,. Cl. at least two shells exploding in the other Lebanese allies in Damas in new pollution restrictions 646-4535 cus, Sj^ria. y V 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 Manara district where the tempor MANCHESTER MALL OWNER j Pdliticar sources said Berri, capital costs for new equipment ary li’.S. Embassy is located. 'WSSHINGTON (UPI) - The sured within a cubic meter of air. Kenneth Burkamp said Friday he Jumblatt and the other opposition and controls, as well as annual After nightfall, Druze militia E P A announced Friday a basic Ruckelshaus's plan might allow would like to know why the town representatives to the Lausanne costs of $740 million. men south of Beirut opened fire change in the system of regulating for less stringent controls on larger would give up 92 parking spaces if conference would draw up a joint with anti-aircraft guns on Leba airborne soot and dust pollution to E P A chief William Ruckelshaus particles, but the effect of the officials are so worried there is not strategy to confront their Leba CHFA FINANCING AVAIUBLE nese army positions in the suburb emphasize the tiny particles that told a news conference the agency policy change w ill not be clear until now enough parking space around nese Christian opponents. , of Hadath, the right-wing Christian are linked to respiratory ailments is proposing revisions in existing he settles on precise standards. Main Street to accommodate the The Moslem opposition is seek Voice of Lebanon radio reported. afflicting millions of Americans. air quality standards to emphasize Larger particles come mostly clientele of a restaurant he pro ing drastic reforms of the nation’s More than 100 million tons of soot Shellfire ignited a huge fire that reducing concentrations of minute from natural sources such as poses to open in the mall. contitution which gives the Chris engulfed several classes at the and dust get into the atmosphere particles that scientists believe are forest fires, volcanoes and dust The Planning and Zoning Com tians a 6-to-S ratio over Moslems in each year in the United States. The Lebanese University, Faculty of the most hazardous for people to storms and affect air visibility mission has not yet made a final the parliament. The also are Science, ih Hadath, before being smaller particles that are the focus breath — particles 10 micrometers more than health. decision on Burkamp’s request for S-i A calling for changes in the army of the new regulatory scheme are put out. or less. The policy change could have the a special exception to permit a structure and civil service, cur At least one man, a L«banese mostly man-made and come from greatest impact on “ highly indus restaurant inside the mail. MANCHESTER S lis ] ^ rently dominated by Christians, coal-buming power plants and "The smaller particles that journalist, was killed by a sniper’s trialized areas in the Midwest," The commission originally REDUCED! Explore the possibility of owning this beau bullet in the Ain Mreiseh seafront political sources said. industries, automobile emissions penetrate farther into the human tiful 1 year old Duplex. (5 & 5) features 3 bedrooms, Ruckelshaus acknowledged. Ohio, granted the exception last fail, but MANCHESTER The Christians were said to be and other industrial processes. lung pose the greatest risk," he large country kitchen, gas utilities and maintenance . neighborhood in Moslem west Illinois, Michigan and Indiana are the decision was overturned in Completely modernized 5 room Cape with huge in seeking to decentralize govern When the particles are inhaled said. "Those are the ones we are free aluminum exterior. Anexcellent opportunity for In Beirut near the "green line," all big industrial bases. December by a Superior Court closed sunporch. Aluminum siding, park llkeyard, gar ment as a way of avoiding civil vestment. Call for details. ' e«-4060 age. Immediate occupancy. $88,90). _ which separates west Beirut from they can aggravate heart prob trying to control ... They will judge, who ruled that the commis the Christian eastern half. strife. The Lausanne conference is lems and such illnesses as bronchi provide more effective protection Air quality standards are en the second national reconciliation forced through EPA-approved sion did not have an adequate The American University hospi tis, emphysema and asthma. The of public health.” traffic study when it approved the conference bringing together lead state implementation programs tal in West Beirut reported one airborne material also can dam 'She plan represents a major request. person treated for minor wounds. ers of Lebanon's welter of Chris age lung tissues and cause cancer. policy shift because under existing but Ruckelshaus ad m itt^ "a South Windsor CONDOMINIIIM The Christian radio said in the tian and Moslem factions. The first The Environmental Protection rules, all soot and dust particles — substantial number of areas of the GORMAN SAID the commission New listing, immaculate 7 eastern half of Beirut one man was talks were held in Geneva in Agency estimates the new plan will regardless of size — are regulated country" are not in compliance has asked the Parking Authority to room Raised Ranch, oversized QUIET UVMG MO COWENIEIfUr LOCMED killed and 13 civilians were November. involve as much as $4.4 billion in according to concentrations mea with existing soot and dust rules. comment on the impact a restau First time on market by original owner. rant might have on the area. He family room, 3 bedrooms, fire said the Authority has not yet place, built-ins. Central Air Con Large, spacious, 3 bedroom, 2V4 bath jjUNCHESTER $135,900 Townhouse. Extremely well maint reached any conclusions about DESIRABLE LOCATION is only on© of the many out- ditioning, 2 car garage, large lot, Burkamp's proposal, though the ained. Large'Country kitchen. Gracious Long-term lease is unlikely for country club Authority’s report is due next standing features of this luxurious 8 room Colonial Ex quisitely decorated, this home features 4 bedrooms 2’/i good location; | living room. Full basement. Garage and Thursday. baths, fireplaced family room, 2 car garage and mahy $99,500 storage. Reasonably priced. $80’s. Bv Alex Glrelli publican Peter DiRosa, was not TEDFORD SAID it is his under Rock Golf Course, coupled with they could not now recommend to Burkamp said that since the extras. Call our Manchester office for more details MANCHESTER Under construction, brand 6 room paw Cape on quiet Herald Reporter present at the subcommittee standing that the club’s main with the fact that Edgewood the Board of Directors that it court decision he has commissi 643-4060 «reet. Fireplace, nice yard w/shrubs. Pickyourcolorall meeting. reason for asking for a 30-year Country Club in Cromwell, slated consider the 30-Iease that the club oned a traffic study that shows $79,800. Two members of a Board of The proposal suggested by Ted lease is that it cannot feasibly to be modified for trhe Greater wants. there are plenty of available Directors subcommittee Friday ford calls for an agreement under make needed improvements to the Hartford Open, may become an At the outset of the meeting, parking spaces in the evening _ HKALTV WORLD* — FrachMI* Awoclitss Tedford said he regretted DiRo- Fitee ;UAR REALTY CO. m STRANO REAL ESTATE suggested a substitute agreement which the town would compensate course without the longer lease. exclusive club. when a restaurant is likely to be * 497 BuckUnd Road. P.O Box 623 D Fogarty said he had heard a sa’s absense. “ I would like his patronized most heavily. MARKET 643-2692 South Windsor. CT 06074 fa V 1S6 East Center Street ^ rather than a long-term lease for the club for the remaining value of The current lease runs for seven REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation Bus (203) 644-3481 646-770D f l j the golf course occupied by the capital improvements it made to more years. rumor that Neipsic Golf Course ih input on this," Tedford said. Gorman denied that a decision to 223 E—I Center SI., M enctw tler 6434046 Bobort D. AAurdoek, RooNor \RgAUYWORU). Manchester Country Club. the course if the lease ended before He said an agreement under Glastonbury would be give up the St. James lot proves 647-” SbLB» The suggestion was made by the improvement were amortized. which the town paid for the discontinued. DiROSA SAID later Friday that, ^Burkamp’s claim that there is Democratic Director Kenneth The suggestion will be presented. remaining worth of the improve Tedford concluded that play in the political atmosphere that more than enough parking for a Tedford and supported by Demo to the club’s Board of Governors ments might solve that problem. would be severely restricted for exists right now, "W e are not going restaurant. A s k ^ if he thought cratic Director James F. Fogarty. March 13 by Nicholas Jackston, Tedford cited as reasons for not the general public in central to negotiate a long-term lease.” there are enough other spaces Both said they feel the town should the town’s liaison representative to extending the lease now the Connecticut with the loss of these He said he does not want "to around Main Street without the St. not consider a long lease now. The the club. possible loss to the golfing public of courses to the public. C t M i D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Tedford and Fogarty agreed Please turn to page 10 OF rH O M E S ^ third subcommittee member. Re Minnechaug Golf Course and Red Please turn to page 10
243 Main SI, Manchesier Vernon Circle, Vernon - » I i t 643-1591 872-9153 Lopes nominated to head corrections '.«S n- ■> By Mark A. Dupuis Lopes, 50, of Cheshire has facilities around the state with a liked the field, enjoyed working C H F A O K CHI United Press International worked in the Department of budget of $73.9 million this fiscal with people,” he said. Great buy ih the low 50’s. Modern bath and Correction since 1969, the year year. Lopes joined the Department of kitcheni 3 bedroom remodeled colonial with 2 car m He said he and Manson, who was 646-2482 garage. 60’s HARTFORD — Gov. William after it was established, and will Correction as an assistant superin 646-2482 tneome O’Neill Friday nominated Deputy succeed the late John R. Manson nationally recognized in the cor tendent at theiConnecticut Correc Correction Commissioner Ray- who served as commissioner until rections field, "pretty well saw eye tional Institution in Cheshire. /'■ Property mond M. Lopes to serve as his death last September, to eye” on most things. Lopes said He became the department’s .rT- A \ f correction commissioner and O’Neill said a nationwide search he did have some ideas he would deputy commissioner for com oversee the state’s overcrowded for a successor to Manson ranked explore as commissioner. munity services in 1970 and in 1973 prison system. . Lopes among “ the best in the The m ajor problem facing the became deputy commissioner for country” and said he concluded state’s prisons is overcrowding, institution services, the post he Lopes was “ the best man for this Lopes said. He said the inmate currently holds. •••••••••••••••••••••• challenging job." population reached an all-time Before joining the department, I Lopes, one of two deputies in the high earlier this week wheiT for a Lopes worked as a federal and C H F A O K I I 1 8 I Q 6 I O Q 8 y correction department, has served time 5,383 people were held behind state probation officer and an An ERA BEST BUY! 6 rooms with fireplace C H F A O K as acting commissioner since ..bars. investigator in the state welfare and garage. 60’s 6 room Cape with new» kitchen. Recentty ' 20 pooM, 2 seclloni shortly after Manson’s death. His He again called for legislative department. painted. Garage. 60's‘. 646-2482 The RigM Stuff ' Two Family name has been submitted to the approval of a bill to allow the He earned a bachelor’s degree in A d vice...... 12 Legislature for confirmation, the Department of Correction to cut political science from Lincoln ( i WE HAVE OTHEI CHFA HOMESI Bolton 129,900 Manchester 74,900 Ciiaiified...... itl9 '''governor said. short sentences of some inmates College in l >..cu1ii. Pa., and has Oak beams, brass paddle fans, sky Lovely 5&S two family with 2 bedrooms, Cornice i!.r.9 Lopes is the third black named to and release them early when the attended the University of Connec BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. lights. sunken living rm. Oak baths, trl- kitchen with pantry and dining rm. In Entartalniimt! ...... 12 a cabinet-level position in O’NeiH’s prison population reached 110 ticut School of Law and Southern level deck all complement this 9 rm. Lottery...... 2 administration and his appoint- percent of capacity for 30 days. Connecticut State University. each. Full basement, walk-up attic, 2 car Ohjfworlei...... 10 tn^t fills the last top-level va- Lopes said his involvement in He is a visiting lecturer at \ % 189 WEsf^ENTER STREET Custom Contemporary set Jon 2.61 attached garage. Convenient location., ...... ; cancy in the administration. corrections was sort of a “ fluke.” UConn, the UConn School of Social (Comer of McKee) gently rolling acres. Approximately ...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i m 7 Lopes said he not expect to He said he was drafted from law Work, Southern Connecticut and school and when he got out of the ______646-2482 2700 so/ ft. T s i c v l t i o n ...... 7-9 make any m ajor changes in the the University of New Haven. RAYMOND LOPES Wserther...... 2 department, which operates 14 service was hired for a probation Lopes is married and has three •••••••••••••••••••••a prisons and other correctional job. “Immediately I felt that 1 children. ... O'Neill's top choice. { . MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday March 10, 1984 — 3 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 10. 1984 Scholar claims Freud knew he was wrong failure of courage” that haunted Freud until his By Betty Stein Freud sent shock waves through the Viennese United Press international medical community in 1896 by announcing his death. so-called seduction theory, which traced the cause of The newly uncovered documents show Freud switched theories after one of his patients nearly bled BOSTON — Or. Sigmund Freud abandoned his first mental illness to repressed memories of parentdl sexual abuse. Most of the histories on which he based to death from a bizarre operation performed by a major theory to protect himself and a colleague from colleague who believed sex-based mental problems ridicule, and anguished for years over the decision, the theory involved women. according to newly discovert letters and long-secret The theory represented a revolutionary view of could be cured through nasal surgery. SDMUY.MUL documents. mental illness because psychiatrists before Freud In an apparent effort to protect the reputaUon of Ms who heard their patients recount childbaod stories of 11 The data was kept hidden by Freud's followers, a colleague — who had left a 20-lnch l e n ^ of gauze in Freudian scholar says, to maintain a pristine image of rape and sodomy had accused the patients of being the patient's nasal cavity — Freud 'concluded the the great Viennese thinker, and because psychoanaly hysterical liars. patient had bled out of longing to be loved. sis has become a fantasy-oriented science. "Freud was the first psychiatrist who believed that "Analysts are. by and large, terrified 6f reality,” his patients were telling the truth,” Masson said in his The conclusion signaled Freud’s shift away from said Dr. Jeffrey Masson, whose views on Freud were book. the importance of reality toward an emphasis on made public in his book "The Assault on Truth: A year and a half later, Freud retracted the theory fantasy, and calls into question the foundations of Freud's Suppression of the Seduction Theory." in a letter seen by modern-day psychoanalysts as a modern-day psychotherapy, according to Masson. Masson was fired as projects director of the Freud fortunate turning point in Freud's thinking, and which “Our views in the 20th century have been so heavily Archives because of his opinions, which have raised a eventually led to his theories of the Oedipus complex, influenced by what Freud has to say about the nature ruckus among psychoanalysts. Some say the the significance of the unconscious and other of reality vs. fantasy, that almost nobody can get scholar's findings are not as significant as he important concepts. away from it,” Masson told United Press Interna contends. Freud said he abandoned the theory because he tional in an interview. The documents show Freud lost faith in the value of realized the patients whose case histories were psychoanalysis, grew to think of patients as crucial to its formation had probably recalled Had Freud continued to believe his patients were "riffraff,” and sought to suppress the work of a fantasies, and because the theory would point to a telling the truth about being abused as children, “each Dr. Jeffrey Masson colleague whose views partially paralleled Freud's relatively widespread perversion among fathers. and every idea in the later Freud would be modified,” says analysts scared of reality early work on the seduction theory. Masson called the renunciation of the theory “a Masson said. Peopletalk W eather Today’s forecasts HOP What people are saying Pauley brings up ratings Connecticut, Massachusetts and Jane Pauley's return to the “Today” show after "I love having gentlemen open doors for me. I Rhode Island: Mostly sunny and a 3-month maternity leave brought the program’s love having gentlemen kiss my hand. 1 love being continued cold Saturday. Highs 20 ratings up to their highest point since April, 1982, treated like a woman. I love being a woman.” to 25. Fair Saturday night. Lows rn NBC News said. — Ann-Margret, actress, who said she ranging from 0 to 10 above in the n r\ ENJOY The A.C. Nielsen ratings for the week ending identified with her role as Blanche DuBois in Berkshires to near 20 on Cape Cod. March 2 gave “Today” a 4.8 rating with a 20 Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Cloudy Sunday with a chance of percent share of the viewing audience, “CBS Desire,” on ABC (“Hour Magazine,” syndicated flurries. Highs 25 to 35. Morning News” a 3.5 rating with a 15 share and TV show) MaMe, New HampsMre: Mostly ONE-STOP ABC's "Good Morning America" a 6.3 rating with ' 'One problem that we’ve had even in the best of sunny Saturday. Highs in the teens a 26 share. times ... is the pM- north to 20 to 25 extreme south. NBC News said the "Today” figures repres ple who are sleeping Fair followed hy increasing cloudi SHOPPING ented a 20 percent boost over the previous week. on the grates, the ness Saturday night. Some light homeless who are snow likely north by Sunday homeless, you morning. Lows 5 to 10 north and in IN YOUR might say, by the teens to low 20s south. Occa Glimpses choice.” sional light snow north and a — President Rea chance of flurries south on Sunday. EVERYTHING Lionel Richie, who won a Grammy in the latest gan. ("Ch>od'Morn Highs in the teens north to the 20s competition for Best Male Pop Performance with ing America’) south. "Truly," enjoys the distinction of winning a Vermont: Unseasonably cold music award or being nominated for a reward "The more I with considerable sunshine Satur STORE!’ every year since 1977. He is off to a good start in played a man, the day. Highs mostly in the 20s. 1984 by winning the American Music Awards for more the producers Variable cloudiness and cold with Sunny and cold today Best Soul Single, “All Night Long." believed I was a a little light snow Saturday night. Dr. Joyce Brothers, the well-lmown psycholo Lows 5 to 15. Blustery and really SToday the weather will be mostly sunny and continued cold light man and treated me west winds. Highs are expected to be aroui]d20. Tonight weather will • Tlie Familv Florist gist who won national fame in the 1960s with a big like man. I was cold Sunday with chance of a little A complete Florist Shop with money (at that time) win for her knowledge of Ann-Margret light snow. Highs in the teens to be (air with lows 10 to 15. Sunday cloudy with a chance of flurries. getting a lot more flowers for all occasions. And prize fighting on a network quiz show, will be respect:" around 20. Highs around 30. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kimberly guest speaker at the 35th anniversary celebration — Robyn Douglass, actress, who portrays a Gazdzicki, 10, of 122 Oakland St, a fourth-grade student at 'Flowers By Wire' sen/ice. by Harlequin Books on March 27 in New York's woman who poses as a male reporter in the Extended outlook Robertson School. Central Park. upcoming NBC movie, “Her Life as a Man.” Extended outlook for New Eng • Nature’s Harvest / "Welcome back, buddy.” land Monday through Wednesday: Natural foods in bulk displays. — Bryant Gumbel, upon the return of his Connecticut, Massachusetts iuid Scoop any amount you wish. Quote of the day co-host Jane Pauley on NBC’s “Today.” Pauley Rhode Island: Fair weather was on a three-month maternity leave and bad through the period. Highs will be Sid Caesar, who co-stars with Elliott Gould in twins. most^ in the 20s Monday and 30s the new movie, "Over The Brooklyn Bridge,” MEWl. • Barnes & Noble Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows thinks the state of the art of comedy is no laughing "Discrimination will be mostly zero to IS Monday, Discount Book shop right matter these days. He told DPI Radio; “In theold is the very fulcrum teens Tuesday and 20s Wednesday. inside our store! days, we used to have real comedians like Laurel ol liberty. Every Vermont: Very cold Monday and Hardy and W.C. Fields. We had real humor time you discrimi followed by gradual warming. Dry and real satire. But now it has come-down to the nate, you make a ASUPER • Butcher Shop Monday and Tuesday. Chance of point where there is no satire, there are just cruel choice.” flurries Wednesday. Monday highs A wide range of quality meats jokes, and cruel take-offs. I don’t feel you have to — Stephen Sill, in the mid teens to low 20s and lows plus special thick cut steaks be cruel to be funny.” Oklahoma state re 10 helow to 5 above rising by and chops! presentative, . who Wednesday to highs in the upper Transplant patients released voted against a bill 20s to low 30s and lows in the teens. SniP&SHOP • Fish Maiket that would have re MaMe, New HampsMre: Fair Oceans of |resh fish on ice. Plus BOSTON — The recipients of the first two heart pealed a state law Monday. Chance of some light a lobster pool and trout tank. transplants in New England bade their medical that makes the hus snow or flurries Tuesday and friends a tear-filled fairwell Friday and headed band the bead of the Wednesday. Highs in the teens and for home after a month of hospitalization. household. The bill 20s north and 20s and 30s south. • Foods-To-Go Gerald P. Boucher, 43, of South Hadley, and was defeated 57-37. Lows 10 above to 10 below north OPEMSJM Freshly made pizza Tlhin, thick George Burns Matthew Shelales, 16, a Bolton student, received and 0 to IS south. or pan-hot soups and new hearts within eight days of one another last "When I die I homemade pasta! month at Brigham and Women's Hospital. intend to take my music with me. I don't know Satellite view "I'm craving meatball subs and pound cake,” what's out there, but I want to be sure it's in my Air quality said Shelales, during a pre-departure news Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EST shows a • The Creameiy The state Department of Envir swirl of clouds associated with an intense lowpressure center located conference packed with hospital staff and — George Burns, always the comedian. (Omni) onmental Protection forecast good MMICHESTgl It's the biggest dairy dept, along the New England coast. Broken clouds produce light snow over television cameras. The two patients held up well air quality conditions across Con we’ve ever opened! under an array of television lights and a barrage "The baby was the big thing. That was the necticut for the weekend. Good the Northern Plains while low-level cloudiness is visible over Texas. of questions. highlight of the day." conditions were reported state • Freezer Pleasers “I can’t help but think, did this really happen?” — Phil Mahre, U.S. Olympic skier whose wife wide Friday. said Shelales, his face puffy from the anti gave birth to a baby boy an hour before he raced Over 1,000 choices in frozen rejection drugs he must take to keep his new heart his way to a gold medal in the men’s slalom. foods, priced low! functioning. (Newsweek) Snowstorm SXA 30.00 30.34' iSTON left state Wwted ipoIJA • Salad Bar ,atestselection Make your own from our super quickly 3 come to our spread. Shop our fresh juice Almanac to love it! bar,too! A late winter storm with Grand Openii biizzard-like conditions raced • Food Bazaar Today, March 10 across Ck>nnecticutearly Friday, leaving behind up to 9 mches of Over 150 cheeses, whole coffee Today is Saturday, March 10. the 70th day of 1984 snow, gusty northerly winds and beans, lots of specialty foods. with 296 to follow. HtOHCST frigid temperatures. TEMranATUMS I: The moon is in its first quarter. The rapidly movMg storm lum • Appliances & Clocks The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and bered up the Eastern Seaboard n d available Saturn. Thursday, then turned and moved r-IZ O E M O . And many other home needs to The evening star is Mercury.. out to sea, sideswiping Connecticut save you trips to department Those bom on tMs date are under the sign of PMces. and the rest of southern New stores! They include American organist and coin^ser 7 0 England. E 3 * ' FLOW Dudley Buck in 1839, jazz coraetistBix Beiderbecke in The National Weather Service UH WEATHER FOTOCAST 6 1903, and Prince Edward, third son of Queen Elizabeth said the storm, MttMg Connecticut • Bake Shop the 2nd, in 1964. 11 days before the first day of On this date in history; Breads, rolls, pastries, cookies, spring March 20, dropped 3-9 bagels baked fresh in our store! In 515 B.C., the re-building of the great Jewish inches of snow durMg its 12-hour National forecast temple in Jerusalem was completed. trip across the state. The snowfall I In 1862, the U.S. Treasury issued the first Aiherican ranged from 6 Mches along tte paper money, in denominations from $5 to $1,000. For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Snow will be expected in the • Comer BeH Long IsMnd Sound coastline to 3-5 Upper Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In S U P E R i A great spread ol delectable In 1969, James Earl Ray pleaded guilty Ur the inches over Mterior Connecticut. murder of Dr. Martin Luther Kinil, Junior, and was general. Maximum temperatures Include; Atlanta 57, Boston 21, foods, priced low! The heaviest snowfall was M Chicago 30, Cleveland 28, Dallas 61,. Denver 56, Duluth 26, Houston S T O P t' sentenced to 99 years in prison. southwest Connecticut, where Wa- In 1982, President Reagan imposed an embargo on terbury and Danbury reported 7-8 67. Jacksonville 65, Kansas City 39. Little Rock 54, Los Angeles 68, Libyan oil imports and restrictions on Mgb- inches of snow. Miami 74, Minneapolis 28, New Orleans 70, New York 25, Phoenix 82, SHOP • General Store tecbnology exports to Libya, citing Moammar Northerly wMds gustMg to more San Francisco 60, Seattle^, St. Louis 36, and Washington 36. With hardware, housewares, Khadafy’s support for international terrorism. than 40 miles per hour generate auto needs and more! near zero visibility M blowMg and Sunday, March 11 driftMg snow during the mornMg • Breen Grocer Sunday, March 11, is the 71st day of 1984 with 29S to commuter drivetime. Manchester Herald Hundreds of larm-tresh Iruits follow. and vegetables. Pick your own. The moon is in its first quarter. Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. I f c m i^ SiWIH^ • SomelhinfSpecial L ottery , USPS 327-5Q0 VOL. Clii, No. 138 The evening star is Mercury. A special section of meats that Those bora on tMs date are under the sign of Pisces. PubllilMd ^ ly exosot Sunday Supoested carrier rotes ore $1 JO are a cut above the ordinary! They include film director Raoul Walsh in 1692, andmd cortaln holldavi by fh« Mon- weekly, SS.13 fo r one month, SISJS Connecticut daily d iM te r P u b llih ln e C o., 16 B ra ln a rd fo r th re e m onths, $30.70 (o r s ix bandleader Lawrence Welk in 1963, and former Place, Manchester, Conn. ____ monthsandlAI JOfOroneyeor. Moll British Prime Minister Harold Wilson in 1916. Second d o u postpee jM id at Man rates are available on request. UPl ptK)tO On tMs date in Mstory: Friday: 863 chester, Conn. PO^MASTER: In 1888, more than 200 people died as a four-day Play Four: 7911 Send address ohanoes to the Man To place a ckissltled or d lsp tay Today In history chester Herald, P.O. Box' 991, odvertlsennent, or to report o news snow storm crippled New York City. It came to be Lotto: 2,7,12,15,19,25 M anchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, coll known as The Blizzard of '88. 443-3711. O nice hours o ra 8:30 o.m . On March 10, 1969, James Earl Ray To subscribe, or to report o ' to 5 p.m. Monday throuoh FrMav. In 1930, William Howard Taft became the first Other numbers drawn Friday in delivery problem, coll 447-4M4. pleaded guilty to the murder of Dr. president of the UMted States to be buriea in the New England; Office hours ore 1:30 o.m. to 5:30 The Monchester Herald 1s a National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Vermont daily: 473. ' p.m ; M onday th ro u o h F rid a y and 7 subsCrMer to United Pren Interno- Martin Luther King Jr. and was to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery tlonol newt services and Is a sentenced to 99years in prison. Here, he ^ In 1041, after a long debate, the Lend-Lease Bill to Maine daily; 067. should be mode by S p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of help Britain survive attack by Germany was passed New Hampshire daily; 8428. throuqh Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. arrives at the Tennessee state peniten Saturday. SHOP 20 nUE HRIUD OFEMHB COPES IN SfORE I by Congress and signed into law by President Sweepstakes: 44814 yellow. on cntcuuni tiary in Nashville to begin his sentence. Franklin Roosevelt. Massachusetts daily; 2763. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 10, 1984 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 10, 1984_
Plan would help United States Salvador said to be -W '..t poorer workers In Brief short on war supplies Rape suspect is examined San Miguel, along with Usulutan, are PEABODY. Mass. — An engineering executive By Michael W. Drudae two of the most important agricultural pay health costs whom police charge was a “ mall rapist” who United Press International provinces in the nation, which depends assaulted and terrorized up to 20 women at upon farm exports for most of its shopping malls was ordered to undergo psychat- One of the Salvadoran arm y’s top By Mark A. Dupuis they supported the concept behind foreign exchange. rlc evaluation Friday. battle commanders said Friday his United Press internationai the bill but voted against it because Monterrosa is respected by military Phillip A. Pizzo, 34, of Westford, pleaded soldiers have killed 60 rebels and they favored a different strategy. observers in the country as one of the innocent in Peabody District Court to charges of wounded 43 others in a week of fighting HARTFORD - A legislative ^They said they and other offi most aggressive and successful battle rape, abduction and robbery connected with one in the key eastern province of San committee Friday rejected the c ia ls will work to have the federal leaders in the Salvadoran officer corps. specific attack. Miguel, strategy outlined by its chairmen government change regulations While some of his colleagues in the Judge James Tiffany set bail of $250,000 and But a U.S. military adviser, echoing an
/ 9 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 10. 1984 MANCIIKSTEK flERAIJ). Snliinhiv. Miirch 1(1. 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publlshar OPIHION Saturday T V Tom Selleck
7:00 A.M. - Country Mamoriaa from corxfa with an advance from a in transition SSL polica (tetactive that was ear T C ( £ - Captain Kang«oo marked for a narcotlca aatup. J a c k QD - Worid Tomorrow 10:00 P.M. Jackie Maaon, Dan Frazar, Marcia Bv Vernon Scott Questions still remain about Main Street OD - Qat Smart CD QD - Mickey SpMana'a JeaoKuru. 1974 United Press International A n d e r a o n Mika Hammer Mika ia forced to 9 9 - Prog corn'd 9J-Nows gun down an ex-cop who is on a 9 - Dr. Oerw Soon HOLLYWOOD — Tom Selleck bids fair to become There was one somber development, followed by^bya- No doubt there are golfers who don’t like the idea of 3D - Ratum To Planat Of Apaa shooting spree in e restaurant. Washington (60 min.) 9 - Sporta Update that rare TV star who makes the transition from tube m»ore ore hopetuihopefi one, last ' week on the status o f dow im w n losing their course. There are others who don’t want to ® - ESPN-a SportaWaak Merry-Oo-Round 9 - M iva and WaSI DIFFERENT STROKES CD - News 2:15 A.M. to silver screen. Main Street see a golf course lost even if they do their golfing As the star of “ Magnum, P .I.," Selleck is a media Manchester 9 - ChHrIran'a Tfraatia CD B - Fantasy Island An out- CD - MOVIE: 'Apache' A hitler The first was when the Downtown Coordinating somewhere else. And there are those who don’t want to Arnold (Gary Coleman, r.) of-favor rock star thinks having a battle between the htdiana and darling whose handsome face adorns magazines, Committee met, or more accurately did not meet, on ' see open space disappear. - Nawa/SportaAWaathar gets a younger brother when baby wilt solve her problems the U.S. Cavaky. Burt Lancaster.' newspapers and TV shows more frequently than any Spotlight 9 - JohnnyQuaat his lather marries the mother a Worid War II pilot wants one Jean Patara. John Meintire. Tuesday. But is seems quite clear that land is on the market for more dogfight. (W min.) (Dosed other actor. 9 - Ring Around tha World ol Sam (Danny Cooksey) on 1954. The second was when the state Department of development. It is probably more a question of how it Captioned] -E w h a n g a "Diff’rent Strokes,” airing 2:30 A.M. But transferring that charisma from free TV lo four Transportation told the town the basics of its new plan Alex Girelli — Herald Reporter will be developed than whether it will be. (3D ^ IndepofMlent Netwofk - Jataona SATURDAY, MARCH 10 on Al___ 9 - SportaCantar bucks at the box office is a rare achievement. for the revamping of Main Street were acceptable and iseiwe NBC. 9-Croaafiro John Travolta did it, swinging over from his that the town should proceed with more details of the Where did —P 7:30A.M. B - Men at Work in Concert Report almost ready / TN s Australian rock group per 3:00 A.M. post-pubescent role in “ Welcome Back, Kotter. " plan. CS) - Wonilerama CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME forms at the Greek Theatre in Sen Steve McQueen and James Garner managed the The long-awaited report from the Committee 9 - N C AA BaakatbaH: - Oat Smart Francisco. CaHfomia. The com m ittee did not m eet because not enough ■you would have expected some new area of discord. QD Michigan at Northwaatem cross-over and a few others here and there. Affordable Housing to the Baord of Directors 3^;;?-Salvadpr QD - Nawatk Si RaaBty B - Newa/8ports/Weether members showed up to make a quorum. The only two That discord m ay com e when the people who make be delivered. This week the committee met and agreed 9 - MOVIE: 'That Champion members who did come up got to wondering aloud 9 - Pink Panthar Show B B - Yeltow Rose Rose Hol ahip Seaeon' Frxir former high- LAST Y E A R the wise guys awaited Selleck's first their livelihood on Main Street take the opportunity to on a couple of minor changes in its report. lister returns to Texas end finds about the role of the committee in the future of Main Q P - Vkt'a Vacam Lot 'Program- achool baskatball stars reunite starring role in “ High Road To China," and pounced. comment. that she and Chance have be- every year to try lo recapture the The Board of Directors will have to decide onthe funds go? mfig forCNklran.' ccKne targets of Hollister'a paid The picture was not uniformly praised. Street. Did it have a role at all, they asked each other, glory of that mrxnem in their kvee Parking on the street itself is still a big issue with 9 - Fraggla Rr>ck in effect. ' merits of two model projects outlined in the report. assassins. (60 min.) when everything wes perfect. For whatever reason, “ High Road To China” was most of them. About one there will probably be little argument. 9 - Popaya and Frianila 9 - MOVIE: ‘Th. ComplMt Bruce Dem, Stacy Keach, Robert deemed a failure, making Selleck's debut something One of the members, William Sleith, observed that Will the interests of the office people and the There has never b ^ n an great reluctance to WASHINGTON — The Unit^ . . 9 - Sports Raviaw Beatlea' TN s docu-musical telis Mitchum. 1982. Rated R. less than a triumph. the "institutionalization” of downtown — its evolution merchants differ enough to give them opposite views of the full story of the Beatles from 9 - Night Flight construct housing for the elderly in Manchester. In the States has pumped more than $200 , „ 9 - S p o r t BiRy their early Liverpool days to their In truth, “ High Road To China" has earned $5,'i away from a purely retail shopping area to a 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar what should and what should not be done to the street? past, however, most of the cost has been borne by the million in foreign aid funds into El - Thundarr. Tha Barbarian 9 - Scholaatic Sports Acad. ( B - N C AA BaHcetbaH: 6:30 P.M. London farewell performance. million to date and hasn't played half the countries combination of stores and office com plexes — is Southeastern Conference where it will be released, including England. It isn't federal government. It appears likely that if housing for Salvador for four years with no - It's Your Buainesa 9 - Emergency CD (X) - CBS News 10:30 P.M. 3:30 A.M. changin^the committee's place in the scheme of ^S 9 - Momingtown Chennplonahip , “ Star Wars,” but financially it is a whopping success. Red Rock the elderly is to be built on a North E lm Street site the clear idea what happened to it. 9 - N a w s Update - News CD-Stack Nmv* 1 9 - Newamakan Saturday things. B - MOVIE: 'Crooks and CD CD 9 Selleck’s second film, “ Lassiter " —- like "High 8:00 A.M. 9 9 - Mr. T 9 - WHt StTMt Joumri The confusion over Red Rock Golf Course and the town can use, it would have to be done without outside U.S. officials are convinced that Coronets' An international gang 9 - Pinnada 3:45 A.M. Roadto China" — is a period piece set in England on Sleith was not inclined not to look for revolutionary subsidy. The committee has worked out what seems to : d ) C D - Charlia Brown 8i 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Compiaat seta out to puH off some fancy 9 -N B C Nawa 9 - NCAA BMkMtwH: Big CD - MOVIE: 'Not Aa A threat — or promise — that it will become an industrial millions of dollars have been •Snoopy Beatles' This docu*muticai teflt robberies at some stately British East Championahip the brink of World War II. be a feasible financial plan for that. If there are any 9 - Nawimakara Stranger' Strxy of a man's desire In “ High Road" the brawny, mustascheod slur new concepts, feeling instead that changes in the street park would be a rather amusing comedy oi errors if it misspent or siphoned off by ■CE) - Casaar'a Pataca Qrand the fui story of the Beatles from mansions. Tetty Savalas, Warren 11:00 P.M. and efforts to become a doctor. would come about by way.of an evolution that “ We'll did not have such serious implications. The owners of great obstacles, they are not obvious. corrupt or inefficient Salvadoran •Prix thek earty Liverpool days to thek Oates, Cesar Romero. 1969 7:00P.M. Robert Mitchum, Frank ^natra. played a hard-drinking daredevil pilot. In "Lassiter" LoTKfon farewell performance. CD (D CD 9 9 9 - N n » have very little to do with." the land did not know the town had any interest in the The plan for starter houses on Love Lane is another QD 9 - Monchhichi*/ Lfttia 2:15P.M. (3D - Agronaky & Co OItvta De Havillend. 1955 he is a smooth cat burglar blackmailed into steal ing u officials — but there’s no effective Anfritiones ( D - MOVIE: ‘A Rtaxln In th . -^ftoacaia/Rkhia Rich • Hoy Mismo CD - Welcome Back Kottar diamond cache from London's German Embassy. He supposed that evolution would always include the land as an industrial park site until they read about it in matter. There are already indications some directors auditing procedure to keep track of GutRermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer IS ) - Health Week Sun' A black family in the Chi 4:00 A.M. ■'(E) - Chriatophar Cloaa-Up (3D - Fama need for retail outlets. the newspaper. Some unnamed person who had, or will favor selling the town land there outright instead of the money. rero y Juan Dosal presentan este 2:30 P.M. cago ghetto tries to make sense 9 - Ufa of RMoy ® - Tom 8i Jarry and Frianrls programa de asuntos publicos (X) B - Muppat Show of their lives. Sidney Poitier. Clau BOTH CHARACTERS are dashing, romantic The other member present, Betty Sullivan, thought he had, an option to buy the land was aw are of using its ownership of the land as a means of To put it bluntly, the situation is a G D - MOVIE: 'Love Me or Leave 9 - Weak In Review ® - SportaCantar prasentando noticias y variada ki- ( D - N C AA Baskatball: Big dia McNeil. Ruby D ^ . 1961. figures, unlike the klutzy Magnum, and a throwback committee chairwoman, wondered if a new emphasis of it. encouraging the construction of housing for people who formacion. M e' A Chicago gangster discov 4:15 A.M. mess. No one — least of all U.S. aid - MOVIE: Savannah ers a dime-a-dpnee hostess and East Championahip QD - pdd Couple to roles played by Bogart, Grcjnl, Gable and other - MOVIE: The Jayne the committee might be on improving housing along the The misunderstanding seems to have grown out of a m ight otherwise not be able to afford it in today’s officials — can be sure where the „J$inilea' A rich girl charms the (B) • New Tech Times tries to force into the big time. QD - Danca Favar Q D - MOVIE: *48 Hours' A con 9 he-men. market. two men who have abducted her James Cagney, Doris Day. Came vict is released from prison for 48 Manaflald Story* This is the life street. m istake based on misunderstanding in the manner of a money is going and what it’s being 11:15A.M. QD - To Ba Announcad story of the actress and sex Sym “ Lassiter" is off to a last start at the box office, The argument will probably be that the town should ^ «nd demanded a siieable ransom ron Mitchell. 1956. hours to help the police catch two 1 asked them if the changing character of Main Street Moliere play. used for. This is made abundantly ^ f r ^ her wealthy parents. Mark 9 - S p o r ts 9 - Dragnet Hour killers. Eddie Murphy. Nick Nolte, bol whose m etec^ career and earning $8.8 million in its first week, which pleases CD - Six MiHion Dollar Man life ended in tragedy. Loni Ander Would make the reconstruction of the street less vital. One interesting sidelight is that a situation that could not get involved in competition with private enterprise. . KMer. Donovan Scott, Bridgette B - N C AA BaakatbaH: Big James Remar. Rated R. Selleck mightily. clear by a recently completed 11:30 A.M. 9 - Happy Days Again son, Arnold Schwarzenegger. They emphatically said no. The work would still be have made a lot of people angry docs not seem to have But the model in the report calls for having the houses '"Andersen. 1982. Rated PG. East Toumamant 9 - NW
3 •. K n i^ Rider Michael dis two Americans ere forced to 6:30 A.M. covers an Hlegal plot by an under steal securities which one con 5:00A.M . 0 - 3D - Romper Room 0 - Baaama Straat [Ckaad 0 - N E W YORK (UPI) — Decades-old diary notations C3D C a p ta in Kangaroo water explorer to scavenge gold verts to cash, sending this money 3D * W pt OnfNawe I B u m y . J - l. and T a x (S) - V a rie d P ro g ram a Cepdonad] M. about a chance encounter with a member of the first to his girlfriend, Audis Murphy. 5:00 P.M. GD - Black Nawa and treasures from a sunken gal- 0 - 7 0 0 C lu b 12:30P.M. ^ U.S. Olympic team triggered filmmaker Ga^ leoo. (R) (60 min.) Kethieen Crowley, Charlse Drake. 8 ) - VaiM Pngiams 0 - T a a l QD ~ Aak tha Doctor 1963. & - Emectelmnent Tontgtrt 0 - Maetorm o* the Unkieree 8 1 - Noesa d) 0 '- Yaang and tha 0 * Allison's idea ior a miniseries about the 1896Games in (8) - MOVIE: ‘Firat Blood- A 0 - Six M M fn OoBes Mon d D - N a w a • JugendeoVMr Athens. Vietnam veteran uses bis Green 12:30 A.M. 5:30 A.M . 8:00 A.M . 0 - AB-D ey M o v is s 0-Poopio's Carat (B) - W ild Kingdom 0 0 - B ya n 'a H ope - B g h t Is En o u g h Beret training when chased by d ) - F a m e d ) - Varied Pragrams Q D - i 0 - Inotructlonal Ppigramo 0 - Utde House orr the Ptsitis "The First Olympics — Athens 1896." starring ® - When We FIrat Mat Two brutal sheriff's men. Sylvester 0 - M e w le • B u g s B urury/ t a ih y P»B d ) - Six MHHon Detar Men 0-F«kiariLlls 0 - CondM Cam om H o u r. teenagers discover that their fam Stallone, Richard Crenna, Brian 3D - Joe Fmddki tliow 3 D 0 - Angela Laos bury. David Ogden Stiers (“ M-A-S-H” ). FORD HOSTS 0 0 - t ienh ForTomomxw - F ra n c h C k s l ilies are linked by tragedy. Dannehy. Rated R. 0 - New Serendipity Sinsdrs 8 ) - kidependem Notwotk 0-Pinkl>atiihor»Mm t 4 a — INoNono Louis Jourdan, Honor Blackman ("G oldfin ger") and Netws w£/ ■” smiommwi mngmma 1:00P.M . ® - Insight Former President Gerald & (S) ~ Nature ‘The Missing ( 8 - ChHdran in Crisis 0 - C o t a . p . 3:30P.M . 0 - Gayle Ifiinnicult, will air May 20 and 21 on NBC. Monsoon.* Tonight's program 0-H eurM iinlni ® - Style With Elsa Klensch 8 ) - Style WHh Elsa Klensch 0 - CNN HeedSns News 0-Undordog 10:30 A.M . Allison began work on the five-hour miniseries Ford, an avid skier, hosts the captures the will to survive life- 8) -MotwySne 0 0-ABMyCMMan 0 - New Qanaration American Ski Classic from threatening odds during mon & - T a k in g A d v a n ta g e 0 - B C h o u a /B C h o p u ta (D-AHtatlwFam By 0 Nk. Ilogeis' almost eight years ago. 0 - M o w lo (Sft - Ring Around the World Vail, Colo., which NBC airs on soon season in northern India. 8 - E xcha nge 0 - Bugs Buntiy/Porfcy Pig CD-Johor's WBd The filmmaker had just scored a hit with his motion (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] 0 0 - Daya of Our Ueaa I - ^ Buece dal Paraiao ® - Davey/Oollnh SUNDAY, MARCH 11. 6-OOA.M. 0 - Mr. Rogers’ Ntlghkot- 0 - V a rie d Program a picture "Fraternity Row ," and his agent urged him to hood 6:45 A.M. 8:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. CD CB) - Varied Progieme I - 1W KRF in C M n n M i get to work right away on another project. CH ECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (3) (D Four Seasons A fan 8:30 A.M . 0 - S o ls o t th e Caneury 0 - Munde Ladas Josao L»- 0-WBdtMerMof A* I-Clwrfta'a Angela " I was working on two other scrips, interesting as ® - Sacrad Haart ( 8 ) - T w ilig h t Zo n a 3 D - N e w Z oo Rovuo eada y Sank Vorhousr aon k o an- tastic stunt by Pat prompts Ted subjects, but they had been other people s ideas.” 0 2 - Intametlonal Road RoNyt QD - CBS Eoily Momkig Nows d ) - Fta lo eon oo 0-)DkbVaaD«ka Iritknoe da ooia programa da 4:00P.M. 7:00 A.M; to question his own capabilities. Allison said. P a ris to D akar 9) 0 - Ape Nome TNo d)-8tiaighlTaBi Btuntoa nacionilM C E - Hour of Power 3 ‘ S ie m p re en D om in g o Reut 11:00 A.M . ® - Countdown to '84 Today's M am b ig 0 0 - Great Space Coeetar eentendo onlravistae. no t k k o. Velasco as el anfitrion de este (D-PrioalsRIgM 0 0-HaJtartBI GD ® - Kenneth Copeland program features weekly prev- doportas y un eogmento daado in search of a story of his own, be turned to the programa de entretenimlento in- 0 - BuokMOO Tknoo on ESPN Hodywrood titukdo “Bt Pontada'. * Unkaraa dD - This la tha Ufa iews and profiles of the 1984 OD-Bmoboway S ta r trio diaries he has kept since he was a young boy. ternacional producido en Mexico, 0 0 - 20 Mimito Wotkout 0 0 - N h H i o O lym pics. & 0-Pika1aRM M, 0 - Educatlonel taogwmo ' ‘The minute I landed on it 1 knew it was wonderful.'' G D - P o in t o f V ie w en el cual se presenten k>s mas 8)-DaylHoNi 0 - B Shonr de Eduardo II HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 8 ) - News/Sports/Waather The notations described a chance meeting he bad in (B) - Old Tima Gospel populates artistes de la farenduia ( D 0 - B a n a o n 1:30 P.M. A brio of Ehiglish stars — hispana asi como invitados espa- 0 - AR-Dey Nkwloo 0 - Bawfitehod 0 - UMa Reacats m - Sunday Cartoon Express (8) - MOVIE: ‘Soup for One' A CD 0 - F a m B y 0 0 - A s M s W o rld T a m e the early 1960s in Maryland with Robert Garrett, who ciales de todo el mundo. newswriter pursues his dream girl 8 9 “ H a d tfiB a M 0 - Boeomo Straol [CkMod Sarah Miles, Ian MeShane 0 - N ew ivsead Gom e “ aawariMi »— a ^migrama - won gold medals — actually silver then — in both the ( 9 > Dr. Gene Scott after researching a series on the Captioned) e and Diana Quick — will 9:00 P.M. 6:30 A.M . ( 0 - Dsaigna ter Lining shot put and discus comjpetition in the 1896 Games. (29 - World of Gospel singles life. Marcia Strassman, 9:00 A.M . 2:00 P.M. llOoead back up Donald Suther GD CD ~ Je ffa rso n s W h en Flor Saul Rubinek, Gerrit Graham. 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Obituaries Democrat^ bam stonni FOCUS/people H«rrt«tt Cr«M Atw«*d LowroMca E. E m s Harriett Cross Atwood, of Won®- Lawrence “Larry” E. Enes, 59. wood Hill. Mansfield, died Thurs of 152 Bissell St., died Friday at the S o u th : day at Windham Community Manchester Mraoorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. He was bora in East Hartford and She was bora in WiUimantic and had lived in Manchester most of his By Jack Lesar was a lifelong resident of Worm life. United Press Inter notional wood Hill. was employed by Before retiring last year, be was Andy the Manch^ter Board of Educa a repairman for the central office Walter Mondale and Gary Hast tion for 3S years as a teacher and at of Southern New England Tele scoured the South for votes Fridbij ,ooney Mrs. Simon, 77, the time of her retirement four phone Co. He was a Navy veteran in preparation for “Super Tueg? years ago was principal of the of World W ar 11 and a mem ber of day” and a new poU showed Hark SyndlcUod Highland Park School. the American Legion and of the coutel beat President Reegut— till Columnist For the past four years she had SNET Pioi^r Club for 2S-year first tune a Democrat has ati& worked for the UnivMsdy of employees. polled Reagan for 19M. ~ top M CC alum Connecticut Extended and Contin Surviving are his wife, Catherine Mondale, inanemetwaaispoeoi uing Education Credit Programs. (Doherty) Enes; a son. David L. at Emory University law school Ut She also operated an antique shop Enes. of Manchester, two daugh Atlanta, said t e wUt not resort b| with her sister on Wormwood Hill. ters. Mra. Sharon Menard of gimmicks, slogans and “schtick’i In-flight Bv Susan Plese she re-enrolied at MCC and de She was a graduate of Eastern Manchester and Mrs. Margaret and accused Hart of waging i Herald Reporter cided to take a course in Connecticut State College and Newton of Denver; three brothers. campaign of “tinsol.” ^ genealogy. earned graduate degrees from the William Enes of Ellington. Frank The form er vtee president, Sem She raised four children and sent Her interest became a passion. University of Connecticut. Enes of South Windsor, and Peter John Glenn of Ohio and blact poverty them all off to college. Then at age Her haunt became the Connecticut She is survived by a sister., Enes of WiUimantic; two sisters, activist Jesse Jackson aU casdt 65, after retiring from Pratt & SMUe Library. Her goal — to /Isabelle Atwood of Mansfield. Mrs. Elste Piacentini of South paigned in the South Friday, while Whitney Aircraft, she started research her family, the Freeman She was active in community Windsor and Mrs. Elisabeth George McGovern held a rally ii college. family, descended from the affairs, having served on the is easy Vasques of Barre, Vt.; and a Boston, hoping for a good showing That was more than 12 years Drakes who settled Windsor in the Mansfield Historic District Com grandson. in Massachusetts, tl^only state he ago. Today Violet Simon of East 17th century. mission. the Cemetery Committee, What follows isimy timetable for The funeral will be Monday at carried as the 1972 Democratic Hartford is 77. She's a 1975 Her quest took her all the way the Beautification Committee and the last 14 hours: 11; 15 a.m. at the J.F. Tierney presidential nominee. ^ graduate of Manchester Commun back to 600 A.D. — and to the royal the Gurteyville Grist Mill Manage 5:00 p.m.: Leave nnidtown New Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., \ The Hart campaign believes tlid ity College and a scholar in lines in Europe. She has evidence ment Committee. She w as a with a mass of resurrection at noon Colorado senator will do very w e l York City by taxi for Kennedy genealogy research. And she’s that she is related to Charlemagne, lifetime member of the National at St. James Church. Burial will be Tuesday, dubbed “Super Tutes Airport. been named the recipient of this Alfred the Great, William the Education Association, a member in St. James Cemetery. Friends day” broause S ll delegates are 5:50: Arrive at Kennedy. Pay year’s Manchester Community Conquerer. and the kings of of Joshua's Tract Conservation may call Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. stake in conventions aid caucuseev $18.30 cab fare plus $3 tip. College distinguished alumni Scotland. and Historic Trust, the Mansfield and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contribu And Hart is regarded a shoo-in tg 6:00-6:35: Stand in line to check award. “ And wc thought we grew up Historical Society and the Anti tions may be m ade to St. James 1 win Saturday’s caucuses in neightt Mrs. Simon will receive her under a stump on the farm ." she quarian and Landmarks Society. Church. baggage and to allow airline ticket ring Wyoming— which will send 1» award today at the MCC alumni says with a laugh. A memorial service will be clerk to check my previously delegates to the Desoocratic banquet at Jesters Court on Her genealogy was published, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Potter purchased ticket. tional Convention. ^ Tolland Turnpike. She is the and it appears in the Connecticut Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., THANKS But a key Hart campaign akio 6:35: H ie plane is going to be My family and I want to thank second person to receive the State Library under the name of WiUimantic. No calling hours are said Friday the critical showdowd jammed. I feel claustrophobic. I the Manchester Paramedics for award. It was presented in 1983 to "Royal Lineage Violet Freeman scheduled. with Mondale m ^ come March ask the ticket clerk how much it the wonderful job they did Satur Steve Cassano, town director and Simon." It is available as resource Memorial contributions Ccui be in the Ulinois primary. would cost to upgrade my ticket to day night at the Galway Street former deputy mayor. for other researchers. made to the Gurteyville Grist Mill Meanwhile, Hart has shifted his. first class. Round-trip economy is Halt, in saving the life of my hus Why was Mrs. Simon chosen? Fund, c/oindependent Bank and Sttack from Mondale to Reagan -i( band who had a cardiac arrest. about $552. First class is $3,858.1 do “ You know, this surprised me,” AS A RESULT of her research, Trust Co., Dog Lane, Storrs, Conn., and a Gallup poll showed Hart witb Without their wonderful training, not upgrade. she says modestly. She thinks her she. has been accepted into the 06268. a 9-point lead over the president - f my husband would have died. 6:45: Public address system grades may have had something to Descendants of the Founders of 52 percent to 43 percent. The poll Thanks, Men. you did a wonder announces that 7 p.m. flight to do with the decision. Hartford, the National Society of Madeline J. Logon showed Reagan leading Mondale ful job. Thanks iilso to Fireman London is boarding. Capacity is 350 In fact, it was Mrs. Simon’s Colonial Dames of the 17th Cen Madeline JL Logan, 88. of 14 and Glenn. achievements after graduation — tury, and the Daughters of the Alex Sawka, of the East Hartford people. Joseph St., died Friday at Man despite job placement frustrations American Revolution. She has also "Fire Dept, and Danny Lingard of But the same poll showed Hart 6:50-7:20: Stand in line with 350 chester Memorial Hospital. She Manchester. trailing Mondale by 3 points among — that brought her to the attention been invited to join the Americans people, all carrying too much had been lived in Mantdiester all The Charles E. Gill Family Democrats. „ of alumni association officials. of Royal Descent. Herald photo by Pimq luggage on board. her Ufe. Opinion rescardiers said it is the Genealogy still occupies her Before retiring, she was a Douglas Smith, center, Arthur Joyce, steep river embankemept near the first independent national poll to 7:20: Strapped in, 1 am lulled AFTER GRADUATION in 1975, time. She is working on her secretary-typist for the State of In Memoriam right, of the Hockanurn River Linear Hockanurn River Friday. The steps will show Reagan trailing a a y Dem of into a doze by the gentle vibration Mrs. Simon sought employment as husband’s line — the Simon family Connecticut Rehabilitation Ser Lrsirirr L. Muldoon cratic contender in the 1984 race.* of the engines before takeoff. a medical secretary. Despite her of Germany. Her husband died 24 vice. She was a member of the March lO. 1983 Park Committee, put the finishing be part of the Hockanurn River Linear 7:40: I am awakened by the excellent grades and 18 years work years ago. Third Order of St. Dominic and a In loving memory of my wife. We touches on a newly built stairway over a Park. AiMther national poll, in the thrust of the jet engines as the 7 experience with Pratt & Whitney, But in 1977 her second round of communicant of St. Bridget's miss you everyday. You are in our national newspaper USA Todai^' p.m. flight'takes off. however, she came up against the college courses came to an end. At Church. showed Reagan leading Hart 46 same excuse again and again. “ We the age of 70, she once more hearts all the time. 7:45-7:50: Dozing again. She is survived by a sister. Mrs. percent to 40 percent. But it can’t hire you. You’re too old." became a mother — to two We miss you - 7:50: Awakened by flight attend Michael (Anna) Sheridan of Ver ^ w e d Hart with a slight lead over She was ^ years old. granddaughters age 10 and 12, who Husband, Robert Park builders complete steps non and two nieces. Sister Marilyn Mondale — 34 percent to 32 ant announcing that if there’s She nearly landed a position with asked to live with her when their Son & Wife. Brian & Cindy Logan of Chicopee, Mass, and Mrs. Members of the Hockanurn Wayne Falk and John Huntoon. percent. Only a month ago, a anything they can do to make my a local hospital. "They were so father died. Grandchildren. Scout David Dickson, of Troop Frank (Marjorie) Murray, of River Linear Park Committee similar poll had Mimdale teadmg flight more pleasant, please don't happy with me,” Mrs. Simon says. " I continued taking courses Jaime. Jesse. Justin The first set of steps is on the 126, who hopes to earn an Eagte Manchester. Hart 47 percent to 2 percent. hesitate to ask. Ask? They’re so But then the interviewer noticed right up to the time I got the Friday completed the first of west side of the Hockanurn badge by building a staircase Services will be Monday at 9:15 her birth date. He asked if she had children," she says. She was several staircases planned to River near Oakland Street and Hart barnstormed across thC busy you couldn’t grab one with a a.m. from the J.F. Tierney Fun and planting evergreen see working on a bachelor’s degree, allow hikers on the trail system nation Frhlay in a grueling day of hook. made a mistake. “ No, I haven’t," eral Home at 219 W. Center St., In Memoriam the newly relocated Tolland dlings along with fellow troop she replied, And the interview was "But it came time for the child to cross embankments. campaigning that began is 8: OS: I doze for the third and last followed by a mass of resurrection In loving memory of my mother, Turnpike. The steps form part members. terminated. ren," she says, “ and I knew I Florida. time on the flight. My night’s steep at 10 a.m. St'St. Bridget’s Church. Anne Young, who passed away of a trail that circles Union Mrs. Simon’s presence does not couldn’ t do both." of approximately 40 minutes is Burial will be in St. James March 11. 1982. The earthen steps are de Pond. j The troop currently main He spent 45 minutes in Oklahonna reveal her age. She is dark-haired; The girls are nearly grown. One abruptly ended by the captain’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the signed to improve access to The conunittee plans to sur tains the Hockanurn River trail City seeking support in TuesdajSs just a tinge of gray. On the day she will graduate from high school this loud announcement that he is the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 Your memory is as dear today hiking trails along the river. vey the trails for other sites from near Economy Electric Oklahoma caucuses and won tSe spoke to the Manchester Herald, year: the other is studying to be a p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. As in the hour you passed away. endorsemrat of form er Houjje captain and that the flight will take nurse. Builders were committee steep enough to warrant steps. Co. on Oakland Street td ^ b e 'she was wearing a tweedy , gray Memorial contributions may be Speaker Carl Albert. Hart has six hours and 20 minutes. We business suit and a tailored blouse. Does Mrs. Simon have any words Chairman Dr. Douglas Smith, One of the projects is to be Steak Club Restaurant on Tol made to the St. Bridget's Window Sadly missed dubbed Albert the best cam should set our watches five hours She looked the part of a mature of wisdom for other senior Arthur Joyce, Glenn Cornish, undertaken in April by Boy land Turnpike. Fund. Elinor paigner since Franklin Q. ahead, he says. This makes it 1:05 Herald photo by Tarquino businesswoman. citizens? Roosevelt. a.m. But the rejection in the work "The secret is never stop physi- 'cally or mentally. Keep going. 1:15 a.m.: I strike up a conversa Mrs. Violet Simon will be awarded with tinguished alumni award tonight at place could have been termed fortunate. It ted Mrs.Simon to There’s times you could quit, but tion with a U.S. sailor sitting next Manchester Community College's dis- Jesters Court on Tolland Turnpike. pursue another tact. Undaunted. you don’t." she says. Connecticut Big^an patron claims police threate |_Qt lease to me. He decides he wants to smoke a cigarette and climbs over By Linda German one arm . he added. are his friends and “ they would not hurt the man on the aisle to go to the United Press International In Brief . Earlier, another bar patron who says me.” back. he was drunk and nod^ng off to steep But when lawyers asked if he had been renew al 1:25: The flight attendant comes FALL RIVER, Mass. — A man who during the alleged gang rape testified he threatened by anyone since he first by to ask if I want to rent a pair of witnessed an - alleged gang rape on a Town selectman surrenders did not try to interfere because he was “ a talked to police about the incident, barroom pool table testified Friday that earphones for $3 to see the movie. sick man and I couldn’t do anything." Vultao suggested at least one of the in doubt KILLINGWORTH — First Selectman Horace police told him to change his account of .1 say, “You mean to hear the Sylvester Vultao, 49. told a Bristol defendants may have threatened him. E. Bruce surrendered to state police Friday after the incident or "they would send me back movie. No thanks. I read lips.” I Superior Court jury he had not seen the In recent stops at another New a warrant was issued for his arrest on first-degree to Portugal and put me .in ja il." Conlinued from page 1 * strike myself as very funny but do entire incident the night of March 6,1983. Bedford bar, Vultao said, he overheard Name Wally Irish kidnapping and third-degree sexual assault A New Bedford police officer "told me " I didn’t see the beginning and the conversations that he "did not like.” He James lot, be hesitated befoiie not strike the flight attendant that charges. I knew (defendant Joseph Vieira) had Address 87 Main St. end,” Vultao said, as a court interpreter did not elaborate, saying only that on answering. * way at all. State police in the Westbrook barracks said the done more things and that I didn't want translated his testimony from Portu several of those occasions Silvia also was “With the proper controls on tljR It occurs to me though, that the Age 36V2 charges against Bruce, 55, stem from a complaint to say them, and that if I didn’t say them, Profile guese into English. ”I didn’uhink I knew at the bar. ' two hour limit, there is a good sailor may want to see the movie filed last November by a 17-year-old Killingworth they would send me back to Portugal and Birthplace Manchester anything about it." ' Testimony against four of the defend turnover,” he said. “We have'% when he comes back to his seat. I girl. put me in ja il," Pacheco said. But he acknowledged seeing the ants is being heard before one jury in strive for that all the time.” ; am Mr. Nice Guy — so I say to the Occupation Insurance agent Both counts are felonies punishable by up to 10 Pacheco has testified that Vieira 22-year-old mother of two young children morning sessions of the unusual tandem He then added another argunwat years in prison and $10,000 fine. played only a marginal rote in the flight attendant, “Here’s $3. I ’ll Favorite restaurant Locke Ober’s Restaurant, Boston ' lying on the barroom pool table that trial; against the other two in the against keeping the church lot. Z Bruce surrendered Friday afternoon after a alleged attack one year ago at Big Dan’s take a pair of earphones for the night with defendant Daniel Silvia atop afternoons. Both trials are before the “W e're talking about spaces thgt Favorite food Italian warrant for his arrest was issued by Middletown Tavern in nearby New Bedford, using a sailor so he can see the movie.” of her. He did not intervene, lie said, same judge. are easily accessible and used/’ Superior Court. He has been released on a written straw to tickle another man who was 1:35: Flight attendant comes by Favorite beverage Red wine because “I’m an old man, a sick man and During three hours of questioning by saidGorman. “The St. James lo ts promise l 6 appear in the same court March 27. engaged in sex acts with the woman. I couldn’t do anything.” defense lawyers, Vultao said be had not used by people as a last resotf. and asks what I ’d like to drink. Favorite hobby Following Republican politics Police said the investigation is continuing, but During the rest of the evening, Vieira Vultao denied that his testimony was initially given police a full account of the They don’t want to walk an extra “ Plenty," I say, being very funny no more arrests are expected. was by his side at the bar, Pacheco said. Favorite sport Golf influenced by fear of the six men charged incident because he was nervous and had hundred feet. That’s just a fa c t « again although she doesn’t think Part of the time Vieira wore a sling on in connection with the rape, saying they not seen everything. life.” 1’ - so, again. Roots for New York Giants, I tell her I ’ll have two of her toy Boston Celtics and Bush to present award bottles of bourbon. I give her $5 and UConn Huskies Basketball Long-term lease unlikely then Mr. Nice Guy suddenly HARTFORD — Vice President George Bush realizes the sailor may want a Idea of a good Vacation To get away from business will visit the state this spring to present a state drink too when he comes back so I Continued from page 1 request when it submitted Tedford, Fogarty and and relax with my family Republican Party award named in honor of his a proposal for a 30-year newspaper reporters. buy two more. Ibavenowputout$8 What you do to relax? Stay away from the telephone father, the late Sen. Prescott Bush, officials said “ to string the club along. ’ ’ lease. for this sailor I hardly know. Friday. He said he feels the club A Jan. 25 meeting be At the meeting, Fogarty 1:40-2:10: I drink my two little f and read newspapers should consider the alter The vice president will present the award May tween club officials and suggested that if the club bottles of Bourbon. 23 at a $200-a-person fund-raising dinner at native suggest^ by Ted- Type of entertainment preferred Movies the subcommittee ended does want to negotiate the 2:15: It begins to look as though Trinity College in Hartford, Republican State ford and Fogarty. agreement he and Ted Favorite entertainer Barbra Streisand in an impasse and some on the the sailor will not return to his seat. Chairman Thomas J. D'Amore Jr. Tedford said the club, if bad feelings when Fo ford suggested, it may SAVE M50M Mr. Nice Guy -does not want to Tavorite actor Dustin Hoffman The recipient of the award, given for it does want to negotiate garty and Tedford came want to talk about some waste good bourbon. distinguished service to the Republican Party, the. new proposal, may to the meeting saying they other terms of the current Favorite actress Meryl Streep has not been announced. want to reopen its request Swintec 2:25: Just two hours and three had expected only to talk tease. He said that if he Favorite song "Little By Little” D'Am ore said the dinner will be the only major for permission to increase about fee increase and were a club member minutes and four bourbons after fundraising event this year for the state GOP membership dues and were not prepared to paying dues, he might Electronic ~ boarding, dinner is served. It was a by The Doobie Brothers r because it does not want to compete with greens fees. discuss a new tease. want some more advan very good, well-prepared meal in In late December the Favorite movie “Little Big Man” individual campaign fund raising later in the tage in tee-off times than Typewriter its day, but this is not its day. year. club asked for 10 percent L CLUB REPRESENTA a r e n o t currently “ Do you always eat dinner this Kind of music preferred 50s and 60s Rock ‘n‘ Roll increase in both. provided. T IV E S left the meeting late at home?’’ I say, as funny as Favorite magazine Sports Illustrated, Life Greens fees are paid by annoyed with the turn of leSelf^eiTecting possible, to the stewardess. non-members of the club events. On Feb. 7, the On the other hand, Fo •3 pitches Favorite store In Manchester Farr’s garty is a stong advocate “Coffee?” she says, looking at for playing on the public- club’s Board of Governors •Antomatk centering : Favorite spot In Manchester Manchester Country Club Cult members face sentence private course. The land met and decided to con of having cliib members me without a trace of hate in her is owned by the town, tinue its effort to get a who are not residents-pay •Antematie nnieriining: pretty eyes. Favorite color Earth tones PUTNAM — Four members of a religious cult which bought it from long-term tease, but to do higher fees than members •AntMMtic retem 3:15-4:30: I talk with several Car 1979 Mercury Zephyr who say their actions are dictated by God will be Cheney Bros. so through Jackston, the who are Manchester resi •DecinMl tebniatlon men who have congregated back The club waived a time dents. His reasoning is sentenced March 28 on charges of first-degree liaison officer. Jackston by the lavatories. Favorite quote “Politics is the art of compromise” limit for the directors to that Manchester taxpay •Memory retenllen ' criminal trespass and second-degree reckless was the only person at 5:17: Breakfast is served just Pet peeve People who are concerned endangerment. act on the fee increase ers are paying off the Friday’s meeting besides about three hours after dinner. raid photo by Pinto A six-member Putnam Superior Court jury bonds ^ u e d to> purchasep about issues, but won’t 6:00: The captain announces we deliberated 50 minutes Thursday .before convict the land. voice their opinions Was *749«» NOW <5 9 9 M are about to land. ing the four, who call their group God's House. Train hits car, kills man J.C. Foster, 53. Etta Perry and Loretta olftr M pIrM March Slat 7:10: We land, indicating the Favorite. T V show “The Mark Russell Comedy Hour” Borodetz, both 49, and Salaiah Ballanger, 46, captain uses the word “ about” Best thing about Manchester The endless opportunities M O N T P E LIE R , Vt. (U P I) — A train-car collision $ ASnOlOGY I very loosely. were convicted on charges stemming froiri the to pursue individual interests group’s Oct. 8 camp-out on a roadside in the that kilted one teenager and critically injured another : iEAMNGS t 7: IS: I get my coat out of the occurred only a half-hour before state officials Dayville section of Killingly. They sat alongside « 8VMB.UU 4- AUSTATE BUSINESS MACHINES overhead rack and who cornea and commujiity activities the road after they had been evicted from a motel. arrived at the North Hartland crossing to consider along to get his but the sailor I ’ve safety improvements, authorities said Friday. i u m m u L m m i Worst thing about Manchester Overdevelopment Foster and Ms, Perry also were found guilty on 41 Pmnllnac* ’ Mmekuter spent $8 on who doesn’t even know separate criminal trespass charges brought by 4 raa>wraiwrMfMro«u 4 They said the team of officials had scheduled the I ’m Mr. Nice Guy. I don’t tell him. of the town police after they stayed in Davis park in t . ^ 2 2 ^ : 643*6156 Thursday meeting as part of a routine review “Thank you," the stewardess Danielson Jan. 29 and 30. ? ONNBMLTtUt-Wni 7 designed to pinpoint 10 or is railroad crossings most in $ M priM wNb M t 8i J Alao Salaa and Sanriea on Calculaton and Caah Raglatan ■ says to me on the way out. “ Please need of improvements. fly with us again.” a 1 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 10. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Marcii 10, 1984 - 18 News for Senior Citizens Advice Hadassah benefit dinner planned Engasemetits Manchester Chapter of Hadassah will have its will entertain. He is an editor of the Big Book of annual donor dinner to benefit the Hadassah Jewish Humor and has contributed to the Second This year’s variety show Medical Organiza- , ' Jewish Catalogue. He has served as Jewish chaplain and director Wife’s choice of doctor tion on March 21.at Br«"' 6:30 p.m. at Temple of theHillel Foundation at Tufts University. He is Beth Sholom,.44 E. one of the producers of a cable television show in to be exciting, different Middle Turnpike. Newton, Mass. His major area of interest has eases her husband’s pain been Yiddish humor and he will appear as a Mrs. Elaine Ka- crewel class; 10 a.m. Friendship humorist at the dinner. Editor's note; this column is March 22 — Music Makers from haner is chairman Circle; pinochle games; noon Hadassah Medical Organization is the core prepared by the staff of the Bloomfield. ■ DEAR ABBY: This is "b ig hug," Don’t be criti of the event. lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 activity in the Hadassah network of health Manchester Senior Center. It ap March 29 — Manchester Histori concerning "Upset in Bal cal of your ex-mother-in- iSondra Astor p.m. arts and crafts class; 1:15 services radiating from the two m ajor hospitals, pears in the Herald on Wednesdays cal Society presentation of "H is tim ore," who was upset law, Your daughter is Stave and a commit p.m. exercise class; 2 p.m. rehear Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kerem and Hadassah and Saturdays. tory of Manchester," with Herb because his wife went to a lucky to have a grand tee of Hadassah sal for Variety Show: bus pick up Hebrew University Hospital on Mount Scopus. Bengston. male doctor. He said he mother who cares. members will pre at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30and Dear Abby Hadassah provides medical care in the Middle By Joe DImInleo April 5 — Donald Lenz from the didn' t want any other man pare the dinner. Ms. 3:15 p.m. East to Arabs, Jews and Christians. These Activities Specialist Hartford Insurance Group will be looking at his wife's body. DEAR ABBY; I am Stave is restaurant • Thursday: 9:30 a.m. quilting projects are supported through the work of at the center for a showing of the You assured him that Abigail Van Buran doing a survey for The critic for the Hart- , class; basketweaving class; or 650,000 members of Hadassah, the Women’s Greetings. Big news is that our "Ageless Achievement” series. the-doctor's interest in his Advocate, a daily news ford Advocate. chestra rehearsal; noon lunch; 1 Zionist Organization of America, the largest Variety Show entitled 'Olde Tim e Included in the movie will be fellow wife's body was strictly paper in Red Deer, Al She’s a freelance p.m. entertainment by Carrie voluntary organization in the United States. Vaudeville Show” is exactly-one members from the Hobby Shop professional, and if he berta, Canada. (We carry food writer who has O'Keefe; bus pick up at 10 a.m.; Reservations for the dinner should be made by month away. This year’s show is and Square Dancing Club. The couldn't deal with it, he your column.) When two taught many cook return trip after program. calling Jacqueline Somberg, 646-6686, after 5 our nth successive production and movies feature activities and should seek professional people kiss, where do they ing classes in the • Friday; 9:30 a.m. chess and p.m.i or Linda Berkowitz, 875-1969. The minimum should prove to be exciting as well interests of seniors throughout the help. put their noses? area. checkers; 10 a.m. bingo; exercise contribution is $30 and guest's donation will be as different. state. You are wrong, Abby. easily. If granting "one mother loves Lisa, but I KATHLEEN ENGMAN Moshe Waldoks, with Cleo; noon lunch; 12; 30 p'.m. $10. Since it is the 50th anniversary of Youth Alice Ann Belfiore This year, we have a new Men golfers are reminded about \Vhen my wife and I were small favor" could make think she has overstepped assistant professor Elaine Kahaner Grace Mary Belfiore Carol Ann Mahoney setback games; 1:30 p.m. exercise Aliyah, contributions of $50 or more will be director; a gentleman by the name the orgizational meeting sche^ first married, I told her such a big difference in her bounds. DEAR KATHLEEN: of Judaic studies at of Bob Vater, who is the chairman duled for March 19 at 7:30 p.m. class; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return She recently sent my recognized with the Youth Aliyah pin. that I didn't want any your marriage, why Wherever they fit. Clark University, Belflore-Sherry Belflore-Pratt of the Arts and Communication here at the center. This meeting is trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. daughter stationery, en Mahoney-McDermott other man to see her didn't you grant your wife Department at Manchester Com obligatory for all prospective the "sm all favor" of let velopes, postage stamps undressed, and that in DEAR ABBY: For munity College. The production league members, for the roster MENU FOR WEEK: and the addresses of all Mr. and Mrs. William Belfiore of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Belfiore cluded her doctor. She ting her continue with her "Cramped in Burbank," Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mahoney includes such traditional features will be drawn from those attend original doctor? the relatives on her side, 40 Forest St., announce the engage of 40 Forest St., announce the assured me that her doc who didn't know what to of South Windsor, formerly of as tap dancing, solo and chorus ing. Individuals that can’t attend Monday: ham and cheese on roll, ment of their daughter, Alice Ann engagement of their daughter, tor had no romantic inter requesting that Lisa write do about people who Manchester, announce the engage performing of ever popular songs the meeting should notify a friend soup, dessert, beverage. them all thank-you notes dropped in when her place Belfiore.f to Timothy Michael Grace Mary Belfiore of Oxford. est in herundressed, and DEAR ABBY: I di Attention 4ili, 5th, itlh Gfadefs, ment of their daughter, Carol Ann and even a musical saw per attending to register for them, or Tuesday: macaroni with meat Sherry of Cleveland, Ohio, son of it was no big deal. vorced my husband six for the Christmas pres was a mess, put this sign England to Andrew John Pratt of Mahoney, to Thomas C. McDer sauce, salad, dessert, beverage. Mr. and Mrs. Jannes Sherry of former. There will be comic stop by the center and complete a We discussed it and years ago. We have one ents they gave her. on your door: Cambridge, Mass., son of Mr. and mott Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday: fish sandwich, Schenectady, N.Y. sketches, imitations and magic short registration form. came to the conclusion daughter who is 9 years Abby, Lisa thanked " I f You Didn't Bother to Mrs. Geoffrey Pratt of Yorkshire, Thomas C. McDermott of Roches soup, dessert, beverage. The bride-elect is a graduate of acts. The show will also present All those participating in the that if granting one small old. (I'll call her Lisa.) I these people on Christmas Call, Please Don't Bother England. ter, N.Y. Thursday: pot roast, mashed Junior Wgli and School Students East Catholic High School and younger entertainers, such as Variety Show are reminded of the have done everything in favor could make such a Day when she received to Knock." I did. It works. members of the "Impro lOGroup" rehearsal on Wednesday at 2 p.m. potatoes, vegetable, dessert, my power to see that Lisa College of the Holy Cross, Worces The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu big difference in a mar their gifts, and she even RUTH IN from Manchester Community Lastly, don't forget that tickets beverage. has everything she needs, ter, Mass. She is currently a East Catholic High School and ate of Providence College, Rhode riage. why not do it? So gave them each a big hug. LOS ANGELES College. are now on sale for the biggest Friday; tuna fish sandwich, candidate for a juris doctor degree Harvard University. She is cur Island, with a bachelor's degree in with that in mind, my wife and that she learns all the Does my daughter have The show is slated for April 6and raffle the center has offered. First soup, dessert, beverage. proper ways of a young at Albany Law School, Union rently a candidate for a Ph.D in social studies. She is employed as a agreed to quit her doctor, to send a written thank- (Lonely? Get Abby’s 7 starting at 8 p.m. at Manchester prize includes a handmade doll lady. University, Albany, N.Y. She is modern history at the University of sales manager by the Jordan and now she's going to a you note, or is my ex updated, revised and ex High School. Tickets may be house, a replica of a 1776 colonial. WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE My ex-husband has employed as a law clerk with the Oxford, England. Marsh Co. of New England. woman doctor just to mother-in-law out of line? panded booklet, "How to purchased at the Senior Center for The house measures 38x30x30” SCORES: Sol Cohen, 650; Rene never taken much interest New York State Office for the make me happy. TEED OFF IN Be Popular” — for people The prospective 'bridegroom is the donation of $5. for adults, and high and is a true masterpiece, Maire, 644; Lillian Lewis, 608: in Lisa, but his mother Aging. SATISFIED IN ^TENNESSEE of all ages. Send $2'plus a 1984 The prospective bridegroom re also a 1982 graduate of Providence $2. for children. I suggest you get valued well over $1,000. Second Paul Ottone, 586: Martha LaBate, The prospective bridegroom is a NEW ORLEANS has. Too much, I think. long, self-addressed, ceived his bachelor of arts degree College where he received a 578; Josephine Strimike, 575; graduate Cf College of the Holy your tickets early while they last, prize is a solid red mahogany clock Last Christmas I allowed DEAR TEED OFF: stamped (37 cents) enve and PhD. in chemistry from the bachelor's degree in industrial Maude Custer, 550; Grace Wind Cross, Worcester, Mass, and is for every year the show, is a with chimes. Third prize is a DEAR SATISFIED; Lisa to spend the day with Written thank-you notes lope to Abby, Popularity, University of Oxford, England. He relations and social studies. He is sor, 550. currently a third-year student at complete sellout. toaster oven. Tickets may be Congratulations on re my ex-mother-in-law and are a must, even after a P.O. Box 38923, Holly is currretly a NATO postdoctoral employed as a radio communica Case Western Medical School, purchased at the center for $1. All solving your problem so her relatives. This grand verbal thank-you and a wood, Calif. 90038.) research fellow at the Massachu tions representative with Motorola The Wrights Chicken Farm trip LADIE'S BOWLING SCORES: Cleveland, Ohio. He is a Lieutenant proceeds will help supplement our setts Institute of Technology. Inc. has been postponed until Monday Jeanette Pierro, 484; Sophie Kra- J.G. in the U.S. Navy. meals program. at 9:30 a.m. because of Friday’s • IRS assistance is every day ypntka, 176; Mary Green, 177; Ah Aug. 25 wedding is planned at A Sept. 22 wedding is planned at A May 25 wedding is planned in storm. except Thursdays from 1 to 3:30 Mary Chaves, 179 and 460; Betty St. James Church in Manchester. St. James Church in Manchester. Glastonbury. < Diabetic who refuses insulin Seniors are reminded about the p.m. Carpenter. 175; Ginger Yourkas, St. Patrick’s Day dance slated for • Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics; 178-187-506. March 16 here at the center 10 a.m. bingo; noon lunch; 12:30 beginning at 7:30 p.m. This year, p.m. pinochle games; 1:30 p.m. - MEN'S BOWLING SCORES: is making a serious mistake we will be having the Lou Joubert exercise class; bus pick up at 8 Dick Colbert, 507; Frank Gallas, Orchestra for your dancing plea a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 208-519; Andy Lorenzen, 503: Tony sure. The price of tickets is $2. in p.m. Golas, 502; Bruno Giordano, 208- large fruit salad with DEAR DR. LAMB; advance, and $3. at the door, which • Tuesday; 9 a.m. shopping bus; 534; Peter Sedor. 507: Ed Yourkas, cottage cheese, yogurt Eight years ago, my hus- includes door prizes and macrame class; oil painting class; 216-572; Te^'Chambers, 513. and peanuts. For dinner • band was 49 and weighed refreshments. 10 a.m. square dancing class; noon I'll have fruit juices and a 220 pounds. Then he was Here's what we have scheduled lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus returns from BRIDGE SCORES: Hans large tossed salad. Will I diagnosed as having dia for Thursday programs for the shopping; 1:30 p.m. exercise class Bensche, 4,440; Maude Bernard. Your Health develop an ulcer if I don't betes and was put on next four weeks: with Cleo. 4,210; Ethel Robb. 3.8.50; Tom 'do anything about it? insulin. In four months his Lawrence Lamb, M.D. March 15 — soloist, Kerry • Wednesday: 9 a.m. blood Regan, 3,810; Helen Bensche, weight dropped 30 pounds O’Keefe. pressure follow-up; 9:30 a.m. 130; Tom Giordano, 3,290. and he refused to continue DEAR READER: the insulin. Heartburn often means This year he was hospi- that a portion of the acid talizetl and put on a digestive juices in the stomach has regurgitated About Town diabetic diet and insulin. body tat, others lose To give you more de backward into the lower He allowed me to give him weight. The weight loss tails about diabetes and esophagus. Some people the insulin for two occurs when there is a its symptoms I'm sending have an associated hiatal Ladles observe Irish Night Choir to perform at church months. Then he stopped. significant loss of sugar in you the Health Letter hernia and others do not. the urine. Even protein is 18-10, Hyperglycemia: ANDOVER — The Meistersingers, student choir of Yes, the acid material can He won't go back to the converted to glucose and The Diabetic Problem. The Ladies of St. James Ursinus College, will perform at the First Congrega cause an ulcer in the lower doctor. What afe his chan lost in the urine. Others who want this will have “ Irish Night” tional Church, Route 6 at Long Hill Road, Tuesday at esophagus. Dorothy Elizabeth Black Leslie Jeanne Weinberg Martha O'Brien ces of going into a diabetic All those calories leav issue can send 75 cents for parishioners, Wednes 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. coma? He's off his diet ing the body make it with a long, stamped, day at~8. p.m. in the St. The mixed chorus of some 30 voices will present a and has lost more weight; impossible to provide self-addressed envelope You should eliminate Black-Greenfield Weinberg-Walseman O’BrIen-Breen James School Cafeteria, program that will include the works of Haydn. I he now weighs 140 pounds. proper nourishment for for it to me, in care of the coffee and tea completely Park,Sti>ret. Copland, Faure and Gilbert and Sullivan. Their He doesn't drink or smoke the advanced diabetic and as they can cause heart repertoire features some motets, madrigals and Manchester Herald, P.O. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black of 47 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Wein Mrs. Diana W. O'Brien of burn. You may be intoler Mrs. Katherine McFar operettas. — but I'm on the verge of a diabetic kidney damage Box 1551, Radio City Sta Nutmeg Drive, announce the en berg of 157 Pitkin St., announce the Glastonbury and Robert L. ant to milk, cottage land is chairman of the The Ursinus Chamber Singers, a group of nine nervous breakdown wor and other complications tion, New York, N.Y. gagement of their daughter, Do engagement of their daughter, O’Brien of Manchester, announce entertainment. Enter vocalists from the college, will sing selections of rying about him. follow, possibly including 10019. cheese and yogurt. Pea DESIGN AN AD CONTEST Leslie Jeanne Weinberg, to Second rothy Elizabeth Black of 118 Tudor the engagement of their daughter, a diabetic coma. nuts are difficult for some tainers will be Tom Morley, Handel and Victoria. John French is Lane, to Paul Greenfield of 1212 W. Lt. Charles E. Walseman of the Martha O’Brien, to Donald D. people to digest and oth O’Neill, Larry Moran, Bill conductor. DEAR READER: The only person who DEAR DR. LAMB: I'm Middle Turnpike, son of Mr. and United States Marine Corps, Pen Breen of Durham. ers have difficulty digest Leggett, Jim Farrell, There's a limit to what can alter the events and a 61-year-old woman and Mrs. Charles Greenfield of 303 sacola, Fla., son of Mr. and Mrs. ► can be done for people ing spices in salads such Brendan Madden and stop the progression of the lately I'v e been bothered Cooper Hill St. James G. Walseman of Middle The bride-elect is a graduate of Ladles observe Irish Night as garlic and pepper. Bridget Madden. who refuse to be helped. disease is your husband. by heartburn and gas. I Island. N.Y. the University of Connecticut and Your husband is making a *155 IN PRIZES The' bride-elect attended Man The Ladies of St. James will have "Irish Night” for He must have treatment have a good diet with no The bride-elect is a graduate of is employed by Orion Group parishioners, Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the St. James serious mistake. and stay with his pro fried or junk foods. I don't Your diet doesn't sound' chester Community College. She is Boston University, Magna Cum Inc.-Security Insurance of Far Correction School Cafeteria, Park Street. His story is the other gram. And he should be smoke or drink and con too good. I'd like you to an assistant broker for Guy Laude. She is a Grade 5 teacher at mington, as a procedural analyst. Mrs. Katherine McFarland is chairman of the side of diabetes. While mature enough to learn to sume very little tea or have a well-balanced diet Carpenter & Co. Inc. of Hartford. New England Hebrew Academy in The meeting of the Manchester Silktown La Leche auNDPinzE...... *50 entertainment. Entertainers will be Tom O’Neill, some diabetics are over manage his own diabetes coffee. The prospective bridegroom is a League will be Tuesday, not Wednesday as reported. that includes more sub The prospective bridegroom is a Brookline, Mass. weight and need to lose and take his own insulin. For lunch I often have a graduate of the University of Members will discuss the art of breastfeeding and Larry Moran, Bill Leggett, Jim Farrell. Brendan stantial protein. graduate of the University of The prospective bridegroom is Connecticut with a bachelor of overcoming difficulties. Call 649-5056. Madden and Bridget Madden. 3 FIRST PRIZES... *25 each Hartford with a bachelor of science also a graduate of Boston Univer science degree and a masters of degree in accounting. He is an sity, Cum Laude. He is a student business administration degree. auditor with the State Department naval aviator attending Flight Koffee Klatch at church School in Pensacola, Fla. He is employed by Northeast Golden Agers to meet 6 HONORULE mmoNs of Revenue. Don’t expect miracle cures *5 eadi A July wedding is planned at Utilities of Berlin as a financial COVENTRY — The Friendly Circle of First The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at A June 30 wedding is planned at South United Methodist Church in ' analyst. A September wedding is Congregational Church of Coventry will sponsor its the Senior Citizen Center, East Middle TurnpikCT ^ I * ■ South United Methodist Church. Manchester. planned. monthly Koffee Klatch Wednesday from noon to 1:30 There will be a tea cup auction after the meeting. p.m., at the church. Route 31. See Your Ad Printed In The Eat all you want from a variety of sandwiches, ENTER Mlller-Wllls Inca empire Weaver to demonstrate desserts, tea or coffee, for $2. Chowder or salad is 45 The powerful Inca empire had its cents extra. Thhe public is invited. St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will have its monthly DEAR DR. BLAKER; of the call. Some calls end seat in Cuzco in the Andes. The Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M iller of meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria, 80 In our city there is a new smoothly; others are ter HeraTd on April 20, 1984 empire covered most of Peru, Robins raise funds radio show on the air. You TODAY! 240 McKee St., announce the Bolivia and Ecuador, as well as Main Street. minated abruptly by a engagement of their daughter. can call with your prob Ask parts of Colombia, Chile and Judy Nelson, a teacher at Waddell School, will EAST HARTFORD — The Robin chapter, Ameri commercial or the top-of- Holly Anne Miller, to Clifton lem and a psychologist the-hour news. Argentina. Building on 800 years of demonstrate basket-weaving. The Rosary will be said can Business Women's Association, will have a Joseph Wills, son of Mr. and Mrs. solves it for you. I have Dr. Blaker HERE'S HOW TO ENTER Andean civilization, the Incas at 7:15 p.m., followed by mass at 7:30 p.m., in the scholarship fundraising card party March 18 at 2 p.m. Charles Wills Sr. of Meriden. church. been listening for over a were highly skilled in architecture, at Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, 100 Sunset Drive. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. All in all, there is a great The bride-elect is a 1983 gradu week and I want to call. deal of benefit to be engineering and social affairs. Tickets are $3 at the door. Refreshments will be ate of Manchester High School and Do you think it is a good i gained from utilizing the served and prizes donated by friends and merchants idea? ^ RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS is enrolled in St. Francis Hospital non-traditional therapeu School of Nursing in Hartford. Regional group to meet will be awarded. tic format of a call-in Proceeds from the event will provide scholarships The prospective bridegroom is The Capitol Region East League of Women Voters DEAR READER; I advice program if one Speedy train for area students. Scholarships will be awarded in enlisted in the U.S. Army for five will sponsor an informative meeting on waste have a call-in advice may be told about an takes into consideration May. your problem briefly to , Thor* will b« a llrat prixa and two honoraMa 3,> Ada must ba submlttad tha same alga aa aa- years. He was stationed in Ger As a result of upgrading the management and water quality in Connecticut on program on WOR-AM ra approach to your problem its limitations. 1 the show's producer who nwnllons In aach catagory pliia a grand prlia algned. Only a Mack marker pan, or bruah may many for three years and is entira Paris-Bordeaux mainline March 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the community Room of First dio in New York City and I you haven't tried as yet. will most likely answer wbinor. Tha prtea catago^ ara: “*•- ba uaad on a whHa background. AN compMad serving for two years on active (360 miles) to carry trains travel Federal Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. think i t . can be very You may also be given the Shy? Write for Dr. Blak- Gardenors sponsor meeting the phone. m d flh grades; (2) 7lli, 8th, Mh gra adf mual ba ra ^ a d by The Herald tw Mar duty with the Army Reserves in ing 125 miles per hour, French Guest speakers will be State Representative helpful to a person to name of a community er’s newsletter "Shy 11th, and 12lh gradta. Nian 8:00 P.M., Monday. April 8,1884. Connecticut. He is employed by National Railways has cut the Teresalee Bertinuson, house chairman of the NEW HAVEN — The Federated Garden Clubs of participate in such an resource Where you can Then be prepared to ness.” Send 50 cents and a 4. All enlrlea bacom.the propa^^ oTThoMan- Dukon Corporation in Newington. non-stop time between the two Environment Committee and Dr. Carol Burke, Connecticut will sponsor a civic development meeting on-air discussion of his or get down to work on the wait. Don't become dis stamped, self-addressed cheater Herald.d. OnlyO the top anlilaa wW ba pub- -A July 7 wedding is planned at St. cities to under four hours. This is director of the Institute of Water Resources in Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Connecticut Agricultu her problem with a problem. couraged but don't get envelope to Dr. Blaker in llehed. 2. To antar the contact you must bring or null M ary’s Episcopal Church. Holly Anne Miller Europe's fastest intercity service. Connecticut. ral Experiment Station, 123 Huntington St. professional. Do not expect too much, your heart set on talking care of this newspaper, tha entry Marik below to me Diaplay Aiiveitialng Mrs. Bertinuson will discuss current and proposed There is no fee. Carl Harvey will speak on his work 1 warn you, however, and you will more likely to the on-air host either. P.O. Box 475, Radio City Department of Tha Herald oh or bafora Mon legislation affecting water quality and hazardous with the Outdoor Baldwin Center in Guilford. Mrs. Leo not to expect that your be satisfied. You may get cut off by Station, New York, N.Y. day, April 2,1884. You wHI than raoalva In- waste management in the state. Among the topics to Willett Jr. will speak on Books of Evidence. problem will be solved. In addition, be advised accident, or the host may 10019. Golden Agers get free skiing elructlona In pereon at The Herald Informhig •^Wkinara wW be announced upon puMIca- be discussed by Dr. Burke will be the various methods Coffee will be served. Participants should bring You may get a new slant that it is often difficult to not have time to take your you what bualnaae you will ba doing an ad of waste management and their impact on water lunch. Call 453-9817. on things. Perhaps you get through to these call- call. Getting through to Write to Dr. Blaker at BALLSTON LAKE, N.Y. (UPI) Skiing after 70? reason Lambert founded the club tor. quality. will find out that a differ in programs. The lines are the station and on the air the above address. The — Ask Lloyd Lambert if life after According to Lambert, it's never in 1977. He was working as a radio The Capitol Region East League is composed of the ent, more basic problem often busy. When you do, is about 95 percent luck. volume of mail prohibits 80 is all downhill and he'd probably too late. ' broadcaster and ski columnist at towns of Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, MHS seeks classmates is the real culprit, or you be prepared to describe When it is your turn, the personal replies, but ques " I have one member who-didn't the time. say yes — on skis. Vernon and Ellington. The public is invited to attend producer may or may not tions of general Interest Lambert, 82, is the oldest living start skiing until he was 70," he "T had several elderly people tell Manchester High Schooi class of 1949 wil have its the March 19 meeting. come on the line to tell you will be discussed in future member of Hunter Mountain’s Ski said proudly. Of course, the man me they had to give up skiing 35th class reunion Oct. 6 at Willie's Steak HOuse. that you are next so don't columns. Hall of Fame and founder of '170 broke his leg, but it could happen to because they were on fixed in The following class members are being sought . Call Where to write be surprised if you all-of- I Want To Enter Ad Craft '84 Plus Ski Club," an organization for anybody. comes and couldn't afford to pay Church plans lectures 649-1463 or 643-9967. a-sudden, find yourself elderly people who yearn for the The important thing, said Lam anymore,” he explained. Marion Anderson, Robert Armentrout, Willard Here's where to write for advice from the speaking on the air. Be ■ excitement of sleep slopes and bert, is that he was back on the BOLTON — "M y Ministry Is...” is the title of a Bassette, Beverly Blake, Harold Burbank, Nancy SPRAY THAT stain four-part program to be held at St. George's syndicated columnists featured in the Man sure your radio is turned Namt...... perfect stem Christies, but can’t slopes the following year. The He wrote to some 50 ski resorts, Bunzel Bickford, Donald Culver, Martin Danahy, away. Ballpoint ink same man now competes in Episcopal Church in Bolton on the ministry of the chester Herald: off, as most stations oper stains on shirt pockot- afford the steep cost of lift tickeU. and soon had close to 30 that were Christine Davidson McBride. Addf888 ag8888a8P888888P88BP«888888g8tgppgppp«ppogppp88S88g888«aaa downhill races. At age 75. laity. The first program will be Wednesday at 7:30 at • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. ate on a seven-second s...other placet, too...can A $5 lifetime membership fee, willing to participate in discount Reynolds Deacon, Dorothy Demeusy Hoffman, delay, or you will hear a Some club members have had packages for the apres-70 ski the church. Route 44. Laurence Gaskell, Leona Hawkes Kearns, Walter box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. be removed almost magi Town •8ataBoagp8888aaa88888a ^PtlOflO aatsapiasaaaaaaakBaaaaaaaaa a'a a ; along with proof of age, entitle disconcerting echo in the * members to free or discount skiing heart bypass surgery, he noted. crowd. He also had 34 members. The program will follow a 7 p.m. Eucharist in the Keeney, Nan LaFontaine, Marion Maher Remer, • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., cally by spraying hair background. spray on the spot then Qradia.aa...... Sehool...... * at more than 130 ski resorU in the One has artificial hip joints and Local newspapers and ski co- Lady Chapel. Participants will explore the ministries David Osella, Ruth Oullette. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, another is an amputee who races in they are doing at home, in their neighborhoods and at Have a pencil and paper washing In the usual wav. MATS* laa^M —— ak^ a a I om Mmoafe Aaa aioA — ■- » -j----- . « ■ J United States and abroad. lunrns spread the word, and the Richard Owens, Zoel Parenteau, ^ephen Philli- N .Y . 10019. ready to write down nviOe nwOTe onne or men owe envy ownw lo oie uiepier novenHiiM i competition for the handicapped. work. They will identify the gifts they have already Idle Items around the The Manchneler HaraM. 18 arabiaid Haca, Manchneler. C T 88840. * New members receive a natty, club grew to its current size — 1,223 iiibre, Jennifer Rowley, Ruth Rubenthaller, Felix • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box 'suggestions. home can be exchanged I red, white and blue "70 Plus Ski Skiing, Lambert said, is for members from 34 states in this and ways to discern the gifts of others. Sambogna, Angela Solimene, William St. John. 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Don’t take it personally for cash, almost magi Monday, AprH 2,1884 : Club”/ patch, a guidebook to everybody. country and from Australia, Can The other three meetings will be on March 21 and Eleanor Wopschall, Joan Wopschall, Richard 10019. (easier said than done) if cally, when advertised In ' cooperating resorts, membership Expensive lift tickets, however, ada, Germany, Austria and April 4 and 11. For more information contact the Whitman, June Claughsey Jezyk, Waine MacArdle, you feel cut off at the end classified. - card and semiannual newsletter. are not. And that is the prime Guatemala. vicar, the Rev. John Holliger, 643-9203. Mary Hobbs.
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Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the 12. we will no Iqnger be able to register anyone. students from East Catholic High School, m akeit NOTICES staff of the Manchester Area Conference of There will be no cheese distribution in April for possible to continue the disbursements. Can’t tell the winner Churches. some reason, known only to CRT. Registration Our thanks to Marge Bisseli, Marion Winter, Are you getting ready for the annual Cops and will be at Center Congregational Church, at the Rhoda Dunnells, Peg Kehler, Fran and Jackie Robbers game, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 18 at intersection of Main and Center streets. Tftose Blanchard. Doris and Vincent Ramizi, Carole East Catholic High School? The clergy and police By Noncv Carr registering must show proof o f income, such as Cheney, Virginia Clark, John Hyde, Frank are. Father Lamore is already nursing a cracked MACC Director pay stub, state award (bank statements showing Morased, Elm er Ostrout, Russell Peterson, Bill elbow suffered in enthusiastic practice forthe big as Stafford tops Pats deposit of social security checks are acceptable Brown, Rene Nelson, Marcia Froh, Barbara event. Let his sacrifice not be in vain. Tickets are Someone sent me a cartoon a few weeks ago. It since we know many of our elderly have their Edgerton, Bea and Burton Hicock, Bernice Rteg, available at your church office, Manchester features two rather tattered characters, one of check sent straight to the bank). Eddie Fontana, Patricia Browne, Erda Koehn, Police Station, or at the door on March 18. The : By Rich Cahill ers in the fourth period, allowing could not ask much more from his whom, reading a newspaper, comments to the Actually, after all the fanfare about surplus Roy and Ann Keith, Bob and Lil Simmers, George price of tickets is $2. for adults, and$l. forseniors : Herald Sports Writer the Patriots to get back in the team, which finished 14-8 despite other. "This is a great country. If you can't make foods last summer, the disbursement has been, and Carol Katz, Allan Bourn, Mary Haldeman, game. The comeback fell short, the fact that two of its top players it in the rat race, they give you free cheese.” and children. with two exceptions (flour once, and then honey), Shirley and Ernie Larson, Anita Cunningham, ELLINGTOI'^— From a look at however, when Coventry missed were lost due to academic ineligi We invite you to send us your favorite cheese limited only to the cheese and butter available as Rose Sobielo, Jackie Ennis, Marie Munson, THANK YOU’S the coaches, you couldn’t tell five free throws - in the last bility. “ We don’t play much better cartoon. We need something to keep us smiling before. Nothing much has changed except the Kathryn Jackmore, Keith Kranak, Maresa HHI, ; which team won. minute-and-a-half. than this,” he said. because they are changing the rules again! rules, and the constant modifications on red tape. Bill Hill, Larry Hill. Jim Meek, Frances and John Our thanks to Mike Hirth who donated all the • Stafford High built a 10-point Stafford coach George Melnick The Patriots built their success Everyone who is receiving or who wishes to Please pass word along to those uilable to take Larsson, Mitzi and Bob Johns, Grace Gibbs, eggs used at the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast; ! lead over Coventry High and then was not pleased with his team's this year on a very deliberate receive cheese in the next six months must the newspaper, and cut this article out and saveit Marge Howard, Evelyn Burtoii, Alice Powell, students at East Catholic High School who served •' held off a fourth-period rally by the work in the final period. “ I ’m offense, and they continued that re-register! Yep. again. Re-register again. What so you won’t have to call us on April 11. Ralph Perkins, Norma Kingsbury, Florence the breakfast for us, and Bill Jdhnson who is such Patriots to post a 52-49 win in a happy we’re going to a big game,’ ’ style of play in the first half a bummer, as my 10-year-oId says. But, please The 1980 census indicated that there are 824 Noyes, Brian Spano, Gladys Hall, Carl Mundell. an elegantly, humorous master-of-ceremonies. ■ second-round Class S state tourna- he said, "but we’re not playing the Friday. Stafford had leads of 10-6 remember, it is a real problem for us, too. Not households in Manchester that fell below the Coordinating all this activity are volunteers Also, to A1 Sieffert Appliances who has donated a ment game Friday night at Elling- kind of ball that’s necessary to go after one period and 23-20 at the only are our volunteers putting in extra time so federal poverty level. We are permitted that Maresa Easton, assistant Doreen Spano, and refrigerator to our Emergency Shelter. Al, you • ton High. The win advanced the far. We have the ability, b(it we’re half. you can register, but they have all the grief (can number of registrations. To date, we have had 7S7 Betty Kranak, telephone chairman, and our don't know what a difference the refrigerator ; Bulldogs, 18-3, into a regional not utilizing it.” The Bulldogs scored the first you believe this?) of re-registering, logging, eligible households representing 1505 persons special thanks to Price Stanford, a treasure of a makes. ‘ semifinal against the winner of ’Tm happy for the kids,” eight points of the second half, as reporting, and issuing those dreadful pink cards registered. Some 478 are elderly, and 115 are teenage volunteer who has worked at every ■ Friday’s game between Plainfield Melnick said. ‘T m not happy with Coventry committed turnovers on all over again. So. be patient it isn’t our idea handicapped. Some 644 of these households disbursement since we began the program. and Lyman Memorial. what I saw out there.” its first three possessions and and it’s even more of a headache for our NEW START DONATIffiMS showed up to receive cheese in January, but only Thanks Price. Coventry coach Ron Bad- Stafford converted them into voldliteers than it is for you. The Bulldogs led 42-32 after three 400 came in February (remember-the storm?) Our thanks also to Highland Park Market, who .- quarters but committed 10 turnov stuebner, on the other hand, felt he points at the other eni. With 26 Remember, and please tell all your friends, New Start provides minimally-supervised We ended up with two distributions and still didn’t have been a tremendous help by allowing us to seconds left in the period, Mark that everyone who is eligible or hopes to be transitional living quarters on a short-term basis reach anyone?). ’ store the surplus cheese in their refrigerator each Berkowitz, Coventry’s senior point eligible for surplus food, must re-register. After to Genesis and Re-entry clients who work with month. What surplus Cheese? Well, look back at guard, was fouled as he hit a layup April 13, Community Renewal Team will not let MACC staff toward more permanent solutions to IN SPITE OF the red tape, the volunteers care February’s figures, and if we order 670 1-lb. on a fastbreak. The officials ruled us register anyone, and they tell us there will be their problems. Our thanks to Mr. Albert Bourret very much about being able to channel food to blocks of cheese, and only 400 people show up, we that Bqrkowitz had been fouled absolutely no exceptions. for his generous cash contribution, and to Mr. and those who want it. Sinde the rule change in August obviously have a problem — an immediate before the shot, however. Berko To enable as many persons as possible to Mrs. David Ward, MiX Allard, Alice Pitkin and and the end of the year, the volunteers passed out keep-the-cheese-cool problem. Highland Park • witz was called for a technical foul register, Maressa Easton, the volunteer coordi Patricia Brierly, for blankets, pillows and 11,970 pounds of cheese (almost six tons), 9,104 has been coming to the rescue every time wfc for protesting the call, and Joe nator of the surplus foods distribution program, kitchenware. pounds of butter, 390 S-lb. bags of flour, and 555 over-estimated. Really, you hate to under Crouse’s J,wo free throws gave has set up the following dates: You may register New Start is still in need o f double bed sheets, 2-lb. jars of honey. Not bad for five months. estimate. No one wants to tell an elderly lady Stafford 8^2-32 advantage at the on the following three Thursdays between 3 p.m. pillow cases, towels, and personal care items More than 55 volunteers from Center Congrega whose neighbor has driven her clear up-town to such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. If you are end o f the period. and 6 p.m.: March 15 (the date of our regular “ When we got down 10, the only tional, Community Baptist, Concordia Lutheran, get her cheese, that we’ve run out. So, thanks to interested in making a contribution, please call disbursement), .April 5 and April 12. After April way we could do it was fog the press St. Bartholomew and St. James, along witb Highland Park, we can risk over-estimating. Elaine or Linda at 646-7248. to both^ them,” Badstuebner lid. ”3 thought they would handle lan they did.” Stafford’s turnovers and the offensive work of Coventry senior Calendars forward Ken Kaplan allowed the Patriots to pull to within 46-44 with UPl photo Main St. 3:46 left. Two inside baskets by Here’s Emanuel’s week Thursday — 7:30 p.m., church council, Robbins Dan Maynard and a driving layup basketball semifinal Friday night at The ecumenical event is open to people of all faiths. Syracuse's Andre Hawkins passes the Room. by Wayne Pisciotia made the score The following events are scheduled at Emanuel The weekend will open Friday at 6:30 p.m. with a ' ball as Villanova's Frank Dobbs (44) Madison Square Garden. Orangemen Friday — 6 p.m., corned beef and cabbage dinner 52-44 in the Bulldogs’ favor with Lutheran Church for the coming week: covered dish supper. A team of 30 to 40 church won, 66-65, to reach tonight's finals. and service auction. Woodruff Hall. 2:08 left. Stafford did not score looks on in Big East Conference Sunday — 6:30 p.m.. youth movie night. witnesses from other states will be in attendance. another point, but the Patriots Monday — 9:30 a.-m. to 2:30 p.m.. fair workshop; Saturday’s program will start at 10 a.m. with coffee were able to hit only one of six free 3:30 p.m., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m,. scouts and troop discussion groups. The weekend will conclude with North plans week throw attempts. committee: 7: .30 p.m., Ruth Circle at Bodemann’s. the two regular church services at 9 and 10:45 a.m. Big East Tournament The following events are scheduled at North United Despite the trouble late in the Tuesday — 10 a.m,. Old Guard, all retired men of There will be special programs for teenagers and Methodist Church for the coming week; game, the Patriots outscored Staf community invited: 1:30 p.m,. Phebe Circle work nursery care will be available for children age 4 and Monday — 6:30 p.m., Methodist men potiuck and shop; 4 p.m., Emanuel Youth Choir; 7:30 p.m., under. The weekend is free. ford at the free throw line. program, Coventry hit 9-for-16, while Staf worship and music. Christian education. Call 643-8873, 649-9838 or 649-4)71. Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., membership and evange Wednesday — 7 p.m,. Lenten worship and study; ford was 6-for-18. lism; ecumencial prayer. Maynard, a senior center, led the Ewing leads Hoyas, 7:45 p.m,, Emanuel Choir. Wednesday — 10 a.m., pastor’s class; 12:15 p.m., Thursday — 10a.m,. prayergroup; 11:15a.m..care Prayer vigil set Bulldogs with 18 points despite and visitation; 11; 30 a.m . Bible study with bag lunch; brown baglunch, Bible study and communion; 2p.m., missing all eight of his free throw The following events are scheduled at South United over 60s meeting; 7; 15 p.m., choir. attempts. Crouse scored 11. 12:15 p.m., Lenten worship: 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir: Methodist Church for the coming week: 6:30 p.m , confirmation classes; 7 p.m., Rebecca Thursday — 6:45 a.m., breakfast meeting; 6:30 Kaplan paced the Patriots with Monday — 7:30 p.m., staff-parish relations p.m., CPR; 7:30 p.m., study class led by Joan 19 points. Junior forward Brett Syracuse in finals Circle, fair workshop. committee, parsonage. Randall. LaFerriere had 12. Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., Edgar-Cornell Circle in in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. ' Saturday — 9 a.m., confirmation class. ' C OVENTRY (49) — LaFerriere reception hall; 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group, Herald photo by Pinto 6 0-3 12, Lewis 1 0-0 2. Berkowitz 3 By Fred Lief added 19 points for St. John’s, The decision reversed an excep education wing; 3 p.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 7:30 0-1 6, Kaplan 5 9-12 19, Kornfeld 0 U PI Sports VKriter 18-11, the Big East Tournament tional trend for Villanova. which Trinity plans breakfast p.m., women’s prayer and study, 337 W. Middle Passion play studied Coventry's Steve Lewis beats Stafford's Joe Crouse (21) 0-0 0, Harris 4 0-0 8, Morris 1 0-0 2. winner last year. The Redmen lost seven of its first 10 games this Turnpike. « NEW YORK (UPI) - Pat Ewing benefited from strong foul shoot year before winning 15-of-18 enter VERNON — The Rev. Kenneth Knox of the to a rebound in the first haif of Stafford's 52-49 state Totals 20 9-16 49. The following events are scheduled at Trinity Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 scored 24 points, hitting ll-of-12 ing, making 24-of-28. ing Friday night. Syracuse im Talcottville Congregational Church will lead a Lenten STAFFORD (52) - Rollins 3 2-3 Covenant Church tor the coming week: p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. tournament win at Eiiington High Friday night. Looking shots, and No. 2 Georgetown Ewing was again the intimidator proved to 22-7 while Villanova fell study group on the passion of Christ Sunday through 8, Crouse 4 3-411, Maynard 9 0-8 18, Monday — 7:30 p.m.. diaconate: board of trustees; Thursday — noon, senior Methodists, weather played like the class of its league in the middle and finished with 6 to 18-11. April 8 at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the church on Elm on are Coventry's Ken Kapian (30) and an unidentified Pisciotia 4 t-3 9, Canestrari 3 0-0 6, music committee. with a 79-68 victory over St. John’s, blocked shots. Reggie Williams, Washington, a Brooklyn native permitting: 5 p.m., lay witness prayer vigil; 6:30 Hill Road and Main Street. Buildog. Frassinelli 0 0-00. Totals 23 6-18 52. Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast at p.m . Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m., Youth Choir; education sending the Hoyas into the final of instrumental in getting the ball and one of the country's most The study is based on the Oberammergau Passion LaStrada: 4 p.m,, confirmation; 7 p.m., board of work area. the Big East Conference down low to Ewing and Ralph celebrated freshmen, scored 17 Play and is being presented especially for those who Christian education: Covenant women’s board at Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Tournament. Dalton, had 17 points and Jackson points in the first half in taking home of Diane Heavens. 98 Oliver Road. plan to attend the anniversary performance this year. Georgetown will meet Syracuse Syracuse to a 31-28 lead. He was The public is invited. J/ Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting: Boy’s Celtics win in overtime for the league championship Satur St. Johrfs cut it to 64-58 on two 14-of-24 from the field for the game Bridgade: Pioneer Girls: junior and senior high Lenten senfices at Center day night. The Big East titles! fouls shots by Mark Jackson but and had nine assists. groups: 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. rebounds. The 76ers Moses Malone receives an automatic berth in the the Hoyas responded with consecu ” It was Dwayne’s most explo The following events are scheduled at Center MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Larry The Bucks trailed by 14 at 95-81 Thursday —6:30 a.m.. women'sprayer breakfast at Family film to air was in Houston for the birth of his NCAA Tournament. tive jumpers by Ewing and Horace sive game of the sea.son,” Syra Congregational Church for the coming week: Bird scored 30 points and Gerald going into the fourth quarter but LaStrada: 6:30 p.m., AGAPE. second child. In an earlier semifinal, the Broadnax to pull ahead by 10 and cuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "H e Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 Henderson 22, including a pair of scored the first eight points to get Friday — 7 p.m., 9 to 11 groups meet for potiuck The Presbyterian Chqrch of Manchester will Vranes led the Sonics with 15 and Orangemen defeated Villanova out of any danger. realizes when he has to take over. ” p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., baskets in the second overtime back into the game. supper at member’s homes. present the film ” What Wives Wished Their Husbands Jack Sikma added 14. Gus Willi 66-65 with Dwayne Washington Villanova’s Ed Pinckney fin Christian education. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., Knew About Women: Money, Sex and Children” Friday nighL to give the Boston Saturday — 9 a.m., all church work day. 76ers 92, Sonics 84 ams, the Sonics’ third-leading scoring 30 points, including a In the opener, Washington put on ished with 20 points and was Christian concern, Robbins Room. Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church', 43 Spruce St. Celtics a 129-128 victory' over the Herald photo by Hudson At Philadelphia, Maurice scorer with a 17.6-point average, critical jumper with 1:15 left. a dazzling performance before his murderous on the boards with 16 Wednesdday — 6:45 a.m., breakfast and Lenten Milwaukee Bucks? The film is part of a series on the family. The series Cheeks scored 20 points and Clint shot 1-of-ll from the field ancl The Hoyas, who lost 75-71 to St. hometown fans and finished with rebounds. Dwayne McClain added program. Woodruff Hall; 1 p.m., book study group, The loss dropped the Bucks’ lead Lay invited to witness features Dr. James Dobson, psychologist snad These car tracks outside United Metho Richardson poured in 13 of his 16.in scored only two points. John’s in their previous meeting, his most points in a game this 16 points and Dobbs 12 for the library; 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Room; authority on family relationships. over the Detroit Pistons in the the fourth quarter Friday night to Pistons 122, Nets 118 had considerably less difficulty season. He struck a 12-footer from Wildcats. Washington was backed South United Methodist Church will sponsor a lay 7:30 p.m.. Lenten service, sanctuary; Chancel Choir, The film is open to the public. Nursery care is dist Church of Bolton-p^e^efTt a lonely Central Divsion to one-half game. lift the Philadelphia 76ers to an A l Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas this time as they shot 72 per cent the left side to make it 66-65 after by 11 points from Rafael Addison witness weekend March 16 to 18 at the church, 1226 choralroom. provided. winter scene. Henderson hit his first two 92-84 victory over Seattle. scored 24 points and handed out 16 from the florr to raise their record the Orangemen had given up 10 and 10 from Kerins. baskets in the second overtime to It was the Supersonics’ fourth assists to spark the Detroit Pistons to 28-3. straight points and allowed Villan Villanova trailed 64-55 with 5:27 give the Celtics a 120-118 lead. The straight Ipss. to a 122-118 victory Friday night With 7-foot Ewing getting the ova back in the game. left and the Orangemen seemingly Bucks’ Alton Lister tied it, 120-120, The 76ers led 44-41at halftime over the New Jersey Nets. ball inside and Michael Jackson After Washington’s jumper, the in control and playing cautiously. on a dunk with 3:25 left. But the and 63-56 entering the final period. The victory was Detroit’s third delivering from the outside, Geor Wildcats called two timeouts be But the Wildcats ran off 10 st raight Relisious Services Celtics ran off the next six points Richardson made a three-point straight and ended New Jersey’s getown broke to a 41-30 lead at fore setting up for a last shot. The points with Dwayne McClain com with Cedric Maxwell and Kevin play with 10:34 remaining to boost seven-game winning streak. New halftime and had no serious Wildcats worked the ball around pleting the burst with iwo foul McHale both hitting a basket and a the 76er margin to 68-58. Philadel Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser worship: 10:15 o.m. Sunday Jersey’s Otis Birdsong fractured trouble the rest of the way. the perimeter but Frank Dobbs shots with 1:35 to go. That set up Assemblies of God Jehovah’s school; 10:45 a.m., worship, A. Lamore, team ministry. Sodety-East, 153 W. Vernon free throw as Boston built a 126-120 phia maintained its 10-point advan study. Nursery provided for vice and church school. (649* school ond Youth Forum. Rev. Edward J. Reardon. his right wrist midway through the Chris Mullin, the 6-foot-6 soft- missed a 15-footer from the left Washington for his key jumper and oil services. (646-2903), 0815) children's church a n d St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold lead. Cdlvory Church (Assem Witnesses Holy Communion first and nursery; 7 p.m., evening Saturday mossesat4and6:X tage over the next four minutes fourth quarter. shooting swingman, finished with side and Sean Kerins rebounded as the last miss by Dobbs in the final biles of God), 400 Bucklond third Sunday. (649-4243) Westwood, minister. 10:X The Celtics led 129-124 with 30 service, nursery. (646-8599) p.m.; Sundoy masses at 7:X, a.m., service. (646-5151) before Danny Vranes hit three With New Jersey protecting a 29 points for St. John’s and kept the time expired to preserve the second. Rood, South Windsor. Rev. Congregationai Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 9,10:Xa.m.,noon,and5p.m. seconds to play and held off the Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas* Tolland Turnpike, Manches (643-4129) consecutive baskets to pull the 99-90 fourth quarter lead, Detroit Redmen in it. Bill Wennington victory. Methodist Bucks, who got their final basket tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bolton Conarogatlonol Covenant ter. Tuesday, Congregation Pentecostai St. M ary Church, 1600 Main Sonics within 78-74 with 4:41 left to ran off a 13-4 spree and tied the school; 10:30 o.m., worship, Church, 228 Bolton Center Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs St., Coventry. Father James from Marques Johnson with three play. Trinity Coyenant Church, day, Theocratic School Belton United Methodist score 103-103 on Vinnie Johnson’s chlld*care ond nursery; 7:00 Road, at the Green, Bolton. Church, 1041 Boston Turn United Pentecostal J. Williamson, postor. seconds left. But Richardson sank two p.m., evening service of Rev. Charles H. Ericson, 302 Hackmatack St., Man (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; Church, 187 W oodbridee St., Masses Saturday at 5:15 two free throws with 6:54 chester. Rev. Norman Swen Service meeting (ministry pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Johnson led the Bucks with 36 baskets and a pair of foul shots' to proise and Bible preaching. M inister. 9:30 o.m., worship Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Marvin p.m.; Sunday 9:30 ond 10:45 THE remaining. (644*1102) son, 8 o.m., worshl’p; 9:25 training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, Stuart, minister, 10 a.m., o. m.; holydays,S:Xand7:X points. Sidney Moncrief added 21 Nordiques upend Capitals service, nursery, church keep Seattle from getting any a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 Pub lic Bible Lecture, 9:30 church school; 11 a.m., wor Sunday school; 11 a.m., The Pistons then scored the next school; 10:30 o.m., fellow ship service, nursery. (649- P.m. Confessions 4:X to 5 BIBU points and Junior Bridgeman closer. ship; 10:45 o.m., forum pro o.m., coffee and fellowship; o.m.; Watchtower Study, morning worship; 6 p.m., p. m. (742-6655) six paints to build a 109-103 cushion Baptist 11 o.m., worship. (649-2855) 10:25. (646-1490) 3472) SPEAKS chipped in 20. Maxwell added 18 for Philadelphia’s Andrew Tony a steal byPeterSpastny 54 seconds gram. (649-7077 office or North United Methodist evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Church of St. Maurice, 32 and stretched it to 114- 104 on LANDOVER. Md. (U PI) - Glen victory over the Nordiques Friday 647-8878 parsonage. bible study (Tuesday); 7 Hebron Rood, Bolton. The By the Celtics. added 16 points and dem on night. into the third period. Baptltt BIbIt Church of Church, 300 Parker St., Man p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs Bugsne Thomas’ two free throws with 4:08 Currie scored two goals, including Centor CongroBatlonal chester. Richard W. Dupee, Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas Both teams scored four points in Johnson had a team-high 14 Wlif Paiement and Paul Gillis Coventry, the Grange build Church, 11 Center St., M an Jewish — day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; left. one late in the final period that Trailing 4-0 at the second inter ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste pastor. Schedule: 8:45 o.m., the first overtime, with Bridgeman connected in quick succession lo chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur Episcopai Conservative worship, adult Bible class, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Sunday masses at 7 :X , 9:15 New Jersey led 63-61 at halftime helped stifle a Quebec rally, to lead mission, Quebec began its come phen Smith, pastor. Worship service (Friday). (649-9848) and 11 a.m. (643-4466) make it 4-3, but Currie scored his services Sunday ot 11 o.m. tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. nursery; 10:15a.m.,wor^lp, Under the guise ot en hitting a basket with 1:39 left to tie and led 93-88 after the third the Washington Capitals to a 5-3 back when Michel Goulet scored on and 7 p.m. All ore welcome. Robert J. Bills, minister of St. Oeorge's Episcopal Temple Beth Sholom, 400 church school for age 3 it at 116-116. The Bucks held the second goal of the night late in the visitations; Rev. Clifford O.
I, ) f H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Siiluidav. March lU, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 10. 1984 - 17 New England Ski Scene Gooden young phenom EisenreicK is relaxed9
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - The first SO far for Minnesota Package plays easy one-way shopping way thing the new commiMioner should do after he gets the Olympics out of the way is investigate the Mets. They're monopolizing ail the talent for Sports go skiing. regular full price, the package night and a skier wants to skip By United Press International rapped out three hits and had two At Dunedin, Fla., rookie catcher WOODSTOCI^, Vt. (U P I) - “ Flexibility is the key,” adds Caribbean, Florida, Hawaii or themselves. First another Ted Williams, now RBI to lead the Los Angeles John Gibbons and second baseman Package plans are the easy Dick Hamilton, executive director maybe Europe, so I better have. a “ A package takes a lot Of the which includes lodging, lift ticket work or school and come up another Bob Gibson. I mean, where is all this economic unceitainty out of their and one or more meals can become Wednesday for a couple of days, Parade Jim Eisenreich, whose 1983 Dodgers to a 5- 4 Grapefruit Brian Giles each 'drove in three one-stop shopping way to ski more of the eight-member Ski the White pretty good package line-up that’s going to st(^? They don't have that many plaques planning,” Rohan says. very appealing. that skier is going to find a plan season was cut short by a nervous League victory over the New York. runs and George Foster slammed than one day at a time, and skiers Mountains group in New Hamp going to attract that person in up in Cooperstown. Vacation packages come in ail that starts on Wednesday," says Milt RIchman disorder after only two games, Yankees. a two-run homer in bis first increasingly are using package shire. “ There is a lot of competi Boston or Hartford or New Haven To be entirely fair about it, the Mets were so shapes and sizes, not tomention all “ It used to be that th e , ski Ramilton. appears relaxed and calm in At Bradenton, Fla., Jason Grapefruit League at-bat to lead : plans to stretch their leisure time tion out there for what has become who's thinking about a winter overflooded with talent that they did find a way to price ranges from budget to industry's idea of a package plan spring training this year. Thompson singled home Brian the New York Mets to a 12-4 rout of ■dollars. the consumer’s discretionary dol vacation." share some of the wealth by letting the White Sox t He points to midweek plans at Harper to cap b three-run, ninth the Toronto Blue Jays. “ If there's one thing which the lar. That’s made us all a lot more big-bucks. For penny- pinchers was a ski week which ran from a help themselves to their three-tiihe Cy Ifoung Eisenreich, 24, strengthened his Wildcat Mountain, for instance, inning rally that gave the Pitts At Tampa, Fla., rookie Chicago ski industry has learned over the conscious about pricing our pro John Rohan, marketing man who want to ski, packages are the Sunday night to Friday afternoon, winner Tom Seaver. You remember good ole bid to become the Twins center- or maybe a Friday and Saturday which offer two days of skiing ($34 the circuit in victories with 19, in ERA (2.S0), burgh Pirates a 13-13 tie with the White Sox right-hander A1 Jones last 10 years — besides how to duct to what the consumer wants ager for the Killington ski area in only way to go. One thing the skier Tom, don'tcha? Looked right nice in those light fielder when he slapped four more night weekend package. But the value) and one night of lodging for shutouts (6) and strikeouts (300). His strikeout Kansas City Royals. The game was relieved in the bottom of the ninth make snow and groom it — it's that and what he or she can afford.” Vermont, says package plans is after, Hamilton notes, is a good blue pinstripes. But the Mets let him get away, not hits in Friday's 4-3 loss to the $39. total constituted a league record, and when the called after nine innings to accom inning with two runners on and we've had to become more flexible “ allow the ski industry to compete deal. gas shortages from the mid-70s once but twice, thereby tying the club record. Houston Astros at Orlando, Fla. made us realize we had to come up “ A lot of skiers go for three- day Mets moved him up to their Tidewater Triple A modate the Royals' travel sche none out and set down the Cincin in our marketing efforts, particu- “ My competition,” says Okemo with the cruise line and the sun If the ski area, the lodge and the No way in the world are they going to permit His double and three singles gave packages instead of five," he says, club in September, he pitched a complete-game dule. The Pirates pounded out 21 nati Reds in order to preserve a 3-1 ' larly in creating packages Uiat Mountain marketing ichief Dan destinations” because people can restaurant — and maybe the ski with 'floating' packages — plans any such thing to happen with their “ second Ted him eight straight hits in his first which started when the skier could “ and maybe they’ll go for two victory against Denver in the Little Wo.rld Series. hits, including home runs by White Sox win. appeal to skiers.” says Scott Van O’Connor, “ is not necessarily see that a ski vacation is generally school and rental shop, if rentals Williams," Darryl Strawberry, or their new two exhibition games, although he show up,” says Hamilton. three-day ski trips instead of a The kid can really throw. So hard, that he has Marvell Wynne, Johnny Ray and Pelt, marketing director at Stowe, these other Vermont ski areas, or less expensive. They can get a and lessons are included — all 19-year-old Bob Gibson, Dwight Gooden. lost the streak when he flied to “ Now, if it snows on Tuesday five-day vacation." averaged nearly 1.5 strikeouts per inning pitched Tony Pena. Jorge Orta’s grand At Tempe, Ariz., Karl Pagel’s Vt. even New Hampshire; it's the better handle on what it will cost to knock off a few bucks from their So far, the reed-like, left-handed hitting, center in the ninth. since he bfoke in with Kingsport in the slam highlighted Kansas City's two-run, pinch-hit triple with one 22-year-old Strawberry hasn't embarrassed any In other exhibition games: Appalachian League two years ago. 15-hit attack. out in the ninth capped a three-run of those who have likened him to Ted Williams. At Lakeland, Fla., Bill Lyons Sam Perlozzo was his manager there and he At Winter Haven, Fla., Bob outburst and gave the Cleveland There haven't been too many other hitters in the doubled in the winning run to cap a says the team would get so overconfident every Demier'slid home with the winning Indians a come-from-behind 10-8 game like the Red Sox' colorfui Hail of Famer, St.'Louis two-run ninth and lift the time Gooden pitched, the offense automaticaiiy run on Von Hayes' fielder's choice win over the Seattle Mariners. and Strawberry still isn't anywhere near being in Cardinals to a 7-6 win over the would relax. grounder in the ninth inning and Barry Bonell and Al Chambers that same category, but he showed some evidence Detroit Tigers. Steve Braun of St. . “ Not consciously but subconsciously," Per Louis and Detroit's Kirk Gibson four Philadelphia Phillies pitchers homered for Seattle. Scoreboard he might be 'someday by being named the lozzo says. “ They knew Dwight would hold the combined on a three-hit shutout in At Yuma, Ariz., Rob Wilfong bit National League Rookie of the Year last season and Lance Parrish each hit home other club down. I'd tell our team let's get Goody a 4-0 win over the Boston Red Sox. a solo home run and the California after being brought up from the minors the first runs. The Tigers fell to 0-4 in some runs for a change. Just because he's Starter Burce Hurst gave up two Angels made the most of four hits Willie Wood week in May. r exhibition play. St. Louis is 2-1. flixers B2, Sonics 84 Jim Nelford pitching doesn't mean we can't score some runs hits in three innings for the Red Friday in a 3-0 victory over the San Now we come to Gooden. In some ways, he At West Palm Beach, Fla., Frank Ccxvier and blow somebody out. It doesn't have to be a Sox, and Mark Clear and Brian Diego Padres. Bobby Nichols Radio, TV looks better than Strawberry. Hey, to be truthful back-to-back home runs by John Bowling S E A T T L E (84) Skiing close game every time Dwight pitches." Denman each threw two hitless Also, at Yuma, Ariz., the San Hockey Mark McCumber ' about it, he looks even better than that superstar Lowenstein and Wayne Gross ,( Vrones 6-11 34 15, King 2-6 4-4 8, Payne Stewart Mets Manager Dave Johnson, who saw Gooden capped a five-run first inning that innings. Diego Padres announced that Sikma 5-15 44 14, G - Williams 1-11 04) Z Messy Kuromoto of superstars, Michael Jackson. Gooden's Wood 59 2-2 1Z Chambers 412 36 11, when he broke in with Kincsnori and saw the carried the Baltimore Orioles to an At Pompano Beach, Fla., Re Desert Sun Stadium will be dedi Lennie Clements younger and about as hot. flee Thompson 14 2G 4, Hayes DO DO 0, Mike Mc^llough flaw England Ski Guide 6-foot-2, 190-pounder once again in the Little serve outfielder Bobby Jones cated as “ The Ray Kroc Baseball NHL standings > Howes 04) 04) 0, Brown 413 04) 1Z SATURDAY His first time out with the Mets Monday, he 8-7 win over the Montreal Expos. Chi Chi Rodriguez 12:00 College basketball: M etro Co n World Series last fall, says flat out he's the best doubled home Nick Capra to cap a Facility” Sunday in honor o f the J im Ja c k so n 156-143-403; N o rm M cCray 1-3 04) Z Sundvold 2-8 00 4. Pat McGowan ference championship, Channel3 struck out the first three men he faced. To be sure, At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Mike VIttner 156-400, Stan Jaklel 390, Bill Totals 33-92 14X84. WOOOSTOCK, Vt. (U P I)— Here Is the pitching prospect he has ever seen. Scioscia, hoping to make a come two-run ninth inning and give the late Padres owner and founder of CLoter Games Net Indudsdl David (>grln New Engkmd Ski Areas Council official 1:a College basketball: Atlantic it was only an intrasquad game, but with wind Pagonl Sr. 138-374, Lonkv WaIckowskI W alM Confwence P H IL A D E L P H IA (92) Ronnie Black Coost Conference semifinal, ESPN " f stil stand on that,'' says Johnson, who played McDonald's hamburgers. Kroc 36Z Lou Massollnl 135-361, Roger Ervlng 311 24 8, lavoronl 37 33 9, summary of snow conXtions X New back from a rotator cuff injury that Texas Rangers a 5-4 victory over v m Clarence Rose 1:a Exhibition baseball: Mets vs. gusts blowing up a storm at better than 35 miles P a lrU k DI W Johnson 410 14 9, Cheeks 411 312 X , England ski cueoscnXnoon Friday. in four World Series with Baltimore. “ I saw Jim the Atlanta Braves. died in San Diego, Jan. 10. LaB rIe 135-356, Bill Zwick 354, Dick W L T PtS. 6 F 6 A Seve Ballesteros Cardinals, Chonnel 9 per hour, it was a major accomplishment even limited him to 12 games in 1983, Road 136-354. Toney 3 X 00 16, S. Williams 39 2-2 8, Skiing conditions ca-esubleX tochonge Palmer when he broke in, I saw Dave McNally x -N Y Islandrs 43 23 2 88 308 238 Ed Florl due to weXher, skier troffic, and other 2:00 Golt: Doral Open, Channel 3 getting the bail over the plate. Richardson 410 45 16, Jones 1-3 44 6, Sammy Rachels 2:00 College basketball: Southeast early in his career, and I saw Wally Bunker when x-WashIngtn 41 25 4 86 272 206 Edw ardi 01 00 0. Totals 3481243492. foXors. Be awcreXchanging conditions. Gooden is still a baby in terms of professional Eastern Businessmen x-Phllodelph 35 23 10 80 290 249 Scott Hoch Legend: new-Inches of new snow ern Conference championship. Chan he started. I also saw Carlton when he came up x -N Y Rangrs 35 25 9 79 267 262 SeoNIe 2 1 X 1 5 2 8 -8 4 G ary Plover baseball. He has played only two years, both of ACC Tournament Phllodelphia 19X19 29-92 snowfall ending In last 2* hours, pdr- nels 22, 30 with the Cardinals and I still say Gooden is the J.SIriannI 155, G.Szabo 157, P.Scott New Jersey 16 46 6 38 207 294 Mike Sullivan powder snow, pp-pocked powder, w X gr- 3:30 Bowling: King Louie Open, them being spent in Class A, baseball's 161, H.Peters 413, R.Rom ano 163417, Pittsburgh 14 49 6 34 219 334 Three-point goals— None. Fouled best pitching prospect I ever saw." out— Bruce Zobrlskl. w X granular, Isgr-loose xanular, frgr- Channel 8 kindergarten. UAnnulll 155. B. Grzvb 401, H.Grzyb Adams Division Woody Blackburn frozen gronuhir, cenKorn snow, (where 3:a College basketball: Atlantic Personally, I think it doesn't do much good to 153-419, O.Frve 165; High average — X-Buffolo « 21 7 91 280 229 None. Total fouls— Seattle 29, Phll^^ Morris Hotalsky Coast Conference semifinol, ESPN * Last year he was too good for his competition delphia 21. Rebounds— Seattle 49 (Sikma two such terms cxipear, the fo rm x shows put unnecessary pressure on a kid like Gooden by R.Joiner 134.51, G.Szabo 130.8, x-Boston 41 22 5 87 292 226 NobumItsI Yuhora conditions on 70 perceX or more terrain, 4:00 College basketball: UCLA vs. with Lynchburg in the Carolina League. He led y/ D.Dynes 130.00; High trip le — D.Dynes x-Ouebec 38 24 8 84 315 238 13), Phllodelphia 61 (Johnson 14). Assists Mike Son Fllllpo Oregon State, Channel 3 comparing him with Gibson and anyone else of Terps, Tar Heels winners — Seattle 20 ( Sundvold 6), Phi ladelphia 23 and the lottx the neX-most-prevaleX Peteer Oosterhuls 4;a0 College baskXball: Marquette 492; High single— B.M unroe203; High Montreol 32 32 5 69 258 254 (Ervlng 6). A— 11,597. condition) vc-vorloble conditions, that stature at this stage of his career. Tim no mark — E.Lavado 97. Hartford 23 35 9 55 248 276 Nick Price sc- vs. OePaul, Channels 22, 30 McCarver agrees wth me. McCarver does the Standings; Stevenson Servicenter CMnpbcH CofifvMici Pat Undtev sprlng conditions xx of N frXtvnumber 5:00 Pro figure skating, Channel 8 GREENSBORO, N.C. (U P I) — 'y 154, Renn's Tavern 138, Ringside Cafe Norris Divlslea Big East resuits Mike Donald X trails open, mm-snow made In lost 2* 7:00 (College basketball: Big East color commentary for the Mets on TV now and Ben Coleman scored 18 points and 13-8, N o r Easters 138, Brow n Flowers W L T PtS. G F G A KBIl Britton hours, tc-thin cover, w b l n - Conference championship, Chonnels 9, Hubert Green used to catch Gibson with 5thhhhreesmre in with freshman Keith Gatlin made 7-of-9 138, American Legion Post No. 8 9-12, Minnesota 34 29 6 74 XI 296 wlndblown 20, ESPN, WDRC the Cards the same year Gibson did in 1959. Alsco Five 10-11, Wetherell Co rp. 9-12. Detroit a 35 7 63 259 280 Dave Elchelberaer snow, ns-night skiing available, no-not 7:00 College bosketboll: Southwest free throws in the last two minutes High Five 313, Top Dollar 313, Oaks Chicago a 35 8 60 236 265 Syracuse 66, Viiianova 65 M ike Hill operXIng, epr6perXlng. Conference semifinal, SportsChannel “ I think it's perfectly natural to compare young Friday night to lead No. 14 313. Optical Style 7-14. Standings also $t. Louis a 37 7 59 247 283 Ralph Landrum ConnaXleX 7:45 College basketball: Central vs. based on points system. To ro nto a X 8 54 263 ,339 Sacred Heart-AIC winner, WINF players with others, but it's terribly unfair to a Mary land to a 69-63 win over North V IL L A N O V A (65) Mohawk Mtn 45 new pdr pp 16 trails 4 young player like Gooden to compare him with ' SmvttM Division McClain 7-13 22 16, Pressley 39 34 9, lifts m m 9:00 U S F L : Bulls vs. Bandits, ESPN Carolina State in first-round action friendship x-Edmonton 49 15 5 103 389 2M Pinckney 59 1015 20. Dobbs 513 22 12 Ski Sundown 5 new pp 12 trails 3 lifts 9:00 College basketball: Southwest someone like Bob Gibson because Bob Gibson is in the Atlantic Coast Conference Calgary » a 13 71 263 263 McLain 36 00 6, Everson DO (H) 0, LPGA resuits m m ns Conference semifinal, SportsChannel Vancouver a a 7 63 275 2B8 9:00 College basketball: SoXhlond Bob Gibson and Dwight Gooden is Dwight tournament. " Lu Toutoln 173452, Linda Levesque Jensen 1-1 00 Z Wilbur 01 00 0. Totals Woodbury S8iR 76 new pp 11 trolls 2 183459, Sandy Kershaw 233543, Helen Winnipeg a 31 10 60 288 311 2453 17-a 65. lifts ns full opr Conference championship, USA Gooden, and when you compare him to a Hall of In earlier play, freshman guard Los Angeles 19 40 12 X 271 334 8 1 58M L P O A Cloieic M t Sewthington 5 new pp I trail 1 lift ' 9:aNBA; Rangers vs. Oilers, Chan '„ ^ u c v 183. DebI Thom pson 183498, S Y R A C U SE (66) At PhoenbL Morrii 9 Fam er who went in there on the first ball, it's not (Tep few In each division quality for Addison 58 1-1 11, Kerins 510 04) 10, m m ns nel 9 Tommy Amaker hit a 20-foot « JNanev Dumond 189-483, Lee Bean (P a r 72) College basketball: Indiana vs. right. -1 9 3 5 0 3 , Pot Thibodeou 473, Shirley Stanloy Cup ptayofN.) Hawkins 36 OO 6, Waldron 1-5 00 Z Powder Ridge 6 new op 5 trails 3 lifts 12:a jumper with nine seconds left in x-dindiod ployolf berth ns more trXIs wknd Ohio StXe, ESPN “ How come nobody ever compares young ' Pointer 4351. Barbara Smith 457, Bill Washington 1424 26 X , Monroe 01OOO, Chris Johnson 67-69ia overtime to give Duke a 67-63 win Friday's Results Alexis 2-5 33 7. Totals 3 0 » 410 66. Mcilna 3:00 a.m. College basketball: Michi * 3 w lc k 203557, Rick Shedrick 203 Butch P X Bradley 6869^137 gan vs. Northwestern, ESPN players to Chuck Cottier, Darrell Johnson or over Georgia Tech. The victory !HMcQuade 225, Rich Woodbury 542, Butfolo 7, Los Angeles 3 Halftime— Syracuse 31, Vlllanova a . Souow IVItn pp pdr 16 trolls all lifts opr Washington 5, Quebec 3 Pla Nilsson 7166— 137 SugorloX pp X t r X Is 11 lifts m e?" McCarver laughed. "Then he turned serious •-Steve Kershaw 513 John Stratton 506. Fouled out— Addison. Total fouls— Jon Stephenson 66-73— i a moved the Blue Devils, 23-8, into — Phlll Hence 548, Rich Begley 534. N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg Vll Saddleback pp 37 trolls all lifts wknd SUNDAY again. Chicago ot Vancouver RoXn Walton 6970— i a Sunday River pdr pp 21 trolls 5 lifts 1:00 Skiing: Women's giant slalom. Saturday's semifinals against top- lanova 14, Syracuse 18. 7168— 139 “ They always compare them to a superstar. Soturdov's Games Rebounds— Denise Strebig wknd Channel 8 ranked North Carolina, which (All Times EST) DebXe Massey 7970— 140 M t Abrexn pp 13 trails 4 lifts 1:00 Skiing; W orld Cup slalom , The point is, the game is not that easy. Just rjlom e Engineers Vlllanova a (Pinckney II), Syracuse X Dianne Dailey 6971— 140 cruised by Clemson 78-66. Calgary at N .Y . Islanders, 7:05p.m. (Kerins 5). Assists— Vlllanova 18 Pleasant M tn pp 17 trolls 3 lifts Channel 22 because Gooden's black, big and right-handed Boston at Montreal, 8;05p.m. Dawn Coe 6973— 141 L o X Valley 1 ^ 12 trolls 2 lifts ns 1:00 College basketball; Michigan In a later game. Wake Forest (M cLain Jo Ann Woshom 71-70— 141 and throws hard, it's equally unfair to the Mary Ann Hiller 200, Alice Chittick Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. 9), Syracuse 16 (Washington 9). EoXera Massachusetts State vs. Iowa, Channel 3 played Virginia. 1:00 N B A : Suns vs. Celtics, Sport superstar he's compared with because someone m 75-479. Donne PIneo 197-495, M o rv N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 8:05p.m. NasholM Valley 2 new Isgr pp 6tralls 4 Maryland, 21-7, was leading iS P re s tI 179-493 Olone Cote 183 BobbI New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 :X p.m. lifts ns sChannel, W INF like Bob Gibson has logged 56 shutouts and 250 North Carolina State 46-45 with 10 w>Grecho 179, Sharon SImber 194-464, Jo Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:35 Wochusett Mtn 2 new pdr pp 12 trails 2:00 College basketball: Atlantic p.m. all lifts opr ns special Olympics SXurdoy Coast Conference championship. wins. His crops already are in. I really think it's minutes left to play, but the Terps w 'T o b la s 193191-555, Trish KowalewskI unfair to both." ~ 183451, E rls Langlols 201-183541, Lyn n Sunday's Gomes Baseball Bradford 1 new Isgr pp 3 trails 2 lifts Channels 22, 30 outscored the Wolfpack 12-5 over gyls 490, Carol Srott 479, Lois Hooer Quebec at Winnipeg Golf m m ns 2:a USFL; Stars vs. Generals, . Among any of those who have seen Gooden the next seven minutes for a 58-51 15, Martha Grant 464, Cindy Hurley N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh •••••••••••••••••••••• Word HIM may opr wknd 210 Channel 8 work in the minors, there doesn't seem to be much •M50, Phyllis Heritage 461. Barbara Washington at Boston, night aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaaa Blue Hills 47 new pp 2 trails 2 lifts 3:00 Golf; Doral Open, Channel 3 lead and then wrapped up the ? H lBlev 453, Al yce McArdle 470, Marsha Hartford at Buftido, night m m ns 4:00 Boxing: Earl Hargrove vs. Mark doubt that he will make it big. Quite possibly this victory at the foul line. ^[i^panahv 461. Calgary at Philadelphia, night Exhibition standings W Mtera Massachusetts Medal, Channel 22 Chicago at Los Angeles, night 4:00 Skiing: World Cup downhill, year, even though it's an enormous jump from Len Bias added 15 points for PGA resuits Brodle M tn 2 new pdr 19 trails 4 lifts Class A to the big leagues. Vancouver at Edmonton, night ns Channel 22 Maryland and Gatlin had 13, ^ o iid a y s ( Lost three gomes net Included) Berkshire East pdr pp 25 trails 6 lifts 4:00 Track: NCAA Division I Indoor “ He's overly impressive with his poise and including 7-of-9 free throws in the teaojm Doral Open AMERICAN LEAGUE JIm lny Peak pp 16 trails all lifts opr championship, ESPN control," says Bobby Valentine, one of the Mets' A t M iam i, Friday, M arch 9 W L P X . BousquX 24 new pp 15 trails 2 lifts ns 7:00 NHL: Islanders vs. Penguins, last two minutes. Dot Christensen 127, Patty Norbutos (P a r 72) Chicago 5 01.000 Otis Ridge 4 new pdr pp 5 trails 5 Channel 9 coaches. “ If you watch him warm up in the North Carolina State, 19-13, saw r 128. (Second Round) Cleveland 2 01.000 lifts hill opr 7:00 NHL: Whalers vs. Sabres, Bob Shearer 7366— l a bullpen, you'll see the catcher never moves his its hopes for a bid to the NCAA Oakland 4 I .800 Butternut Basin 3 new pdr pp 14 trails Channel 30, W T IC glove more than 6 inches. That's a pretty good Basketball Jack Nicklaus 67-69—la Boston 3 1 .7 a 6 lifts wknd 7:00 NHL: Capitals vs. Bruins, USA Tournament to defend its national ' Pinnettes George Archer 71-65—la Baltimore 4 2 .657 M t To m 24 new pp 6 trails 2 lifts m m 8:00 NBA: Cavaliers vs. Rockets, tipoff right there." championship dimmed by the loss. To m Kile 6369— 137 California 1 1 JOO ns m ore trolls wknd ESPN GoiY Hallberg 67-70—137 Seattle 1 1 .500 At least, Valentine doesn't compare Gooden Cozell McQueen led the Wolfpack ZZ Linda Burton 179-471, Kim Kelly CXcxhount 3 new pp 12 trolls 4 lifts Wayne Levi 7068— I X New York 3 4 .4a m m ns ■■ with Gibson. with 18 points, while Lorenzo •— 208-5a, Joyce Corriveau 181, Bette Tom Jenkins 6370—IX Milwaukee 2 3 .400 Copeland 180-477, Ellle Luce 190-477. HR * Staild IIQS New Hampshira "I'd never do that." says the well-known Charles was held to 9. Johnny Miller 6370—IX Kanscs City 1 2 .333 Balscxns Wilderness pp pdr 12 trails all aaaaaaa#aaaaaaau*aaaaa ■ Jody Bauer 211-457, Sue Discbm>l't78, " " " eieiiumye Bruce Lietzke 7167— I X Minnesota 1 2 .333 former Dodgers and Angels infielder. "It's true. Duke and Georgia Tech, 18-10, IlLRosemary Norwood I8>479r Tina lifts opr m m (FrMov Nlaht'sGamesNotlnduded) M ike NIcollelte 6370— I X Texas 1 2 333 W lld cX pp 31 trails all lifts opr m m Gooden is a fine athlete and he fields his position pM-Jihrens 175-49X Bev Cdcr 184-488. Joan. ISOO AokI 6371— I X were tied 61-61 at the end of Eastern Cenferenos Toronto 1 5 .167 Block M tn pp 16 trails 3 lifts Football exceptionally well the same way as Gibson, but •— Johnson 18Z Debbie Wheelock 189-486, Gory Koch 7063—IX Detroit 0 4 .000 Dwight Gooden regulation. Tech guard Mark Price “~Ann Tokarz 451, Barbara O'Connell Atlantic Division Bretton Woods pp 20 trails all lifts opr Gibby had a different pitching style. He was W L Pet. GB LAe Trevino 67-72— I X N A T IO N A L LE A I2 U E mm N.H. Mothalon wknd .compared to Bob Gibson hit a 20-footer to put his team ahead UPI photo 466, Marian Copeland 495, Maryann Lo rry Rinker 6473— I X W L P X . choppy, and Gooden's smooth." Larrio 458. Boston 47 15 .7a — Cannon Mtn pp 25 trails all lifts opr in overtime, but Duke's David Mork O'Meara 71-68—IX Pittsburgh 1 01.000 Attitash pp 17 trolls 3 lifts mm Phllodelphia 37 a .«7 9'A Jeff Mitchell 7366— I X Henderson answered with a 15- Houston 4 1 .800 M t C ra n m x e pp 12 trolls 4 lifts m m USFL 8ta ndi ngs North Carolina's Sam Perkins (41) is almost blinded by Tee-Tbtaiers New York . S "fS !2 Tommy Nakallmo 6270—IX Philadelphia 4 2 667 Montaou pp 2 trolls 2 lifts footer with 3:49 left. New Jersey 2 S •!?? Ji,. Bernhard Lang<^ 7267—IX St. Louis 2 1 667 Loon M tn pp a trails all lifts opr m m Clemson's Anthony Jenkins (42) as he tries to shoot Washington a X .444 W /i Dave B arr 6372— 140 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 After a couple of turnovers, the Central DIvIsloa top to bottom Extern Confxence during opening round of the ACC Tournament in Donna Page 481, Gayla Butcher To n y SIMs 69-71-140 A ^ t r e a l 3 3 600 W Xe rvllle Valley pp 32 trails all lifts Atlantic Division Blue Devils held the ball for over Milwaukee 2 2 'JS Ti, John Adams - 6474140 S ^ D I e g o 1 1 600 Colts economic ' 189468, Stephanie Anderson 176, Nancy Detroit a a . a i I'/z opr womens w x ld cup wknd W L T Pet. P F P A Sports in Brief two minutes before Amaker, who Greensboro, N.C. Ro las 499, M artle B arilla 491, Claudette Bill Sander 7370— 140 Atlanta 2 3 .400 King Pine pp 10 trolls all lifts opr ns New Jersey 2 0 0 1.000 45 32 only had two field goals for the Mertens 481, E llin Oberfeld X1-506, 21 2 S i Gregg Powers 6971— 140 New York 1 2 633 Tenney M tn pp 3 trolls 1 lift m m Phllodelphia 2 0 0 1.000 3* 15 Karen RIordan 181-463, Shirley El- Chicago 2 22 S 12'^ Ben Crenshaw 6971— I X Son FroncSco 1 2 .333 W xhingto n 0 2 0 .000 - TO 70 game, connected. the game 61-61 and then missed an to 61-56 on an 18-foot jum per by Clevelmid 22 X .ai 15 DaXm outh SkIway pp 5 trails 1 lift drldge 236-540, Barbara Seifert 475, Indtoia 18 44 .290 19Vz GIbbv Gilbert 7370-1X C In d n n X i 1 3 .2 a Whalaback pp 5 trolls 1 lift full opr Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 27 a Pryor announces comeback clout is mighty After a timeout. Price drove the 8-footer with 3 seconds left that Marc Campbell with 8:06 left to I. Shoron Richard 179225-570, Fran MIs- Lance Ten Broeck 6971— I X Chlcooo 0 3 .000 wknd Southern Division Western Cenfsrenco length of the court but was called could have won the game. play. But the Tar Htels then scored ' serl X2-521, Terry Priskwaldo 179-468, Midwest DWIslan Andy Bean 7269— 141 Friday's Results (Hinstock Isgr 19 trails all lltts mni New Orleans 2 0 0 1.000 26 10 CINCINNATI — Retired World Boxing Associ Pat Thibodeau 455, Lou Toutain 222- Bill Rogers 7269^141 Kansas City 13, Pmsburgh 13 (tie) Hl(ihlxids pp 10 trails all lifts opr ns Ta m p a Bay 2 0 0 1.000 40 34 for charging with two seconds Senior forward Matt Doherty eight consecutive points over the W L Pet. GB ation junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor ‘ ' sa . Marge Bralnard 453, Gall Hartzog Utah 35 29 .547 — David Graham 6972—141 Baltimore 8, Montreol 7 King Ridge pp 17 trails all lifts opr Jadrsonville 1 1 0 .500 79 42 BALTIM ORE (U P I) — The Baltimore Colts would remaining as he tried to pass off scored 22 points and All- Am erica next four minutes on an inside : 1I 86-495, B renda G ru n b e rg 212-499, DaMos 34 » .540 B arry Jaeckel 7368— 141 PhlICKlelphIa 4, BoXon 0 M t Sunopee pp Isgr a trails all lifts Memphis 1 1 0 .500 32 a announced a comeback Friday and said he C u rts Strange 7269— 141 Houston 4, Minnesota 3 take at least $30 million in economic clout with them if underneath. Tech fouled on the Sam Perkins added 20 to lead the move by Perkins, jumpers by - Betty Bailey 179, Karen Luck 186-481, opr m m Birmingham 1 1 0 .500 27 , 31 wanted to fight Ray “ Boom Boom " Mancini later ' Sandy Kershaw 220-485, Janice Santinl Kansas City S S "H ! fiA Dan Pohl 7270— I X Los AneelM 5, New York (A L ) 4 Pats Peak pp 14 trolls 4 lifts WMtsrn ConMrenca moved to Indianapolis by owner Robert Irsay, inbounds pass and Henderson hit Tar Heels over Clemson. Michael Jordan and Kenny Smith " '178, Bertho Toutoln 175-453, JoA nn Denver 2 2 'IJl Bob Boyd 71-71— 142 Texas 5, Atlanta 4 Central Division this year and Sugar Ray Leonard early next year. San Antonio 2 2 '222 CrXched Mtn pp 2A trails all lifts opr Maryland officials said Friday. two free throws after the final horn North Carolina, playing without and two free throws by Doherty for , .Olechno 185-467, Nonev Smith 189-453. Houston M X .X7 10 Jim Dent 7369^1X Oakland 9, Chicago (N L ) 5 m m ns Michigan 2 0 0 1.000 47 42 M ark Lye 7369— I X Milwaukee 8, Son Francisco 7 for the final 4-point margin. injured center Brad Daugherty, a 69-56 edge. P od tlc Division Temple M tn pp Isgr 12 trolls all lifts Oklahoma 1 1 0 .500 21 a State Comptroller Louis Goldstein put the worth of Ken Green 7372— 1X St. Louis 7, Detroit 6 opr Houston 1 1 >0 ^.500 52 27 Forward Mark Alarie scored 20 Los Angeles X 21 — New York (N L) 1Z Toronto 4 Medich pleads guilty the N F L franchise to the state economy at about $11 jumped off to a 6-0 lead over the Portland X 25 .6M 3 Sandy Lyle 71-71— 142 MuskX Mtn 1 new pdr pp 7 trails 2 Chlcooo 0 2 0 .000 31 43 points, including 16 in the second Tigers and never trailed. The Tar Jordan added 17 points for North , Hoiiday Caterers Seattle 32 X .516 O'A Jim Colbert 7270— I X Chicago (A L) vs. ClnXnnoll lifts ns . Son Antonio 0 2 0 .000 17 48 million in direct financial impact, and at about $30 O eo rg e Burns 7369— I X Californio vs. San Diego PITTSBURGH — Former major league pitcher half, and Johnny Dawkins had 18 PfSenlx s Pacific Division Heels, 27-1, built their margin to Carolina, which was forced to play ...... Jean Falkowich la , Linda Jomos- 2 2 Jim (killogher 7270— 142 ClevXcKid vs. Seattle Denver 2 0 0 1.000 44 24 George “ Doc” Medich pleaded guilty and was million when taking into account the “ ripple effect” of Golden State £ 2 'IS 11^ Joy Pec* pdr pp a trXIs XI lifts opr for Duke. Henderson had l7, 47-31 with 16 minutes ieft to play without Daugherty, who injured >- lewskl 127-124-128-M1, L o ln « Bill Krotzerf 71-71—IX Saturday's Gomes wknd m m Arizona 1 1 0 .500 52 27 the money. 161-376, Angle OrtolanI 142-140-391, Son Diego 22 40 .355 18'A fined $5,000 for writing false prescriptions to buy including IS after intermission. before Clemson launched a come his right hand on the backboard in Fridoy's Gomes Joey Sindelar 7369—IX (All Times EST) Smugglers N X c h pp a trolls 4 lifts Los Angeles 0 2 0 .000 24 48 drugs for himself. " Linda Lozoroff 125-142-385, Bunny Fel Tze-Chung Chen 7567—IX Phllcxtelphla vs. C InX nn X I at Tcxnpa Atarch tS tt 2 1 9 M Oaklond 0 2 0 .000 7 48 There was no word on the status of negotiations with Price led Tech with 18 and John back behind senior center Murray lows 133-340, Audrey Cody 1,25-W, New Jersey at Detroit, night practice Wednesday. Seottlsat Philadelphia, nighty Bruce Flelsher 7372— I X Fla., 1:a p.m. Stowe pp 43 trolls 10 lifts m m Newport Saturday, Mar. 10 ,o- Ellzobeth Dev la , Cwol Lewie la, Los Angeles vs. Houston X C6coa, Irsay, who apparently was still holding out on either Salley had 14. Jarman and_guacil—Vincent Jarman led Clemson with 28 Portland at Atlanta, night Mike Reid 7271—ix fki sprw wknd (All Tlm « EST) Jone Bonodles ia , Edie Cavonawh Ray Floyd 7271— I X Fla, 1:ap.m. Jacksonvilleat Tampa Bay, 9p.m. signing a deal to move the team to Indianapolis or Price hit an 18-foot jumper with Hamilton. points and Hamilton had 15, 12 ■" l a . Dot Kelly 144-139-X1, Ja n Bonodles Los Angeles at Dallas, night BXton VXley pp a trolls 4 lifts m m ns Mayor Trophy game canceled Hal Sutton 71-72— I X Atlanta vs. Montreal X WeX Palm Burke Mtn pp 24 frails 4 lifts m m ns Sunday, Mar. II deciding to keep it in Baltimore. 38 seconds left in regulation to tie The Tigers, 14-14, closed the gap Boston at Milwaukee, night Beach, Fla., 1;a p.m. after intermission. 131-ai. Indiana at Phoenix, night Dan Foreman 7271—IX Mod R Ivx Glen pp 25 trails 4 lifts Michigan at Denver, 2:ap.m . NEW YO RK — This year's New York Mayor's Mac O'Grodv 71-72—IX St. Lewis vs. New York (N L ) X SL Indianapolis Mayor William Hudnut said he was Denver at San Diego, night Sugorbush Valley pp 71 trX Is 13 lifts Memphis X New Orleans, 2 : a p.m. Trophy game between the Yankees and Mets has Tri-Tewn Saturday's Gomes Allan M iller 7271— I X PXersburg, Fla, 1;ap.m. mm Mxch madness mogul coiv Houston X Chlcooo, 2 ; a p.m. keeping up “ on a minute-to-minute basis with the ^ mm _s (All Times EST) R u n Cochran 7373— I X Pittsburgh vs. Chloogo (AL) X teX San Antonio X Oklahoma, 2 : a p,m. been canceled due to an inability to find a mutual Sxasota Fla., l:Xp.m . negotiations,” which reportedly include the offer of a G O lf tOUndUP Andy M ichaud 204-5M, A rt G e w Utah at New York, 2 p.m. Calvin Peete 71-72—IX Saturday Phllodelphia X New Jersey, 2;ap.m . open date for the charity contest. Bob Eastwood 7469—IX TxoX o vs. BoXon X Winter Haven, $15 million low-interest loan, a new training facility — i 221-589, Robert To rre y Washington at Detroit, 7;ap.m . Northeast Slopes pdr Isgr 4 trails 2 lifts Birmingham X Pittsburgh, 2:ap.m . Nickerson 216-519, Don Dzen ^ 5 X . Donnie Hammond 7271—IX Fla., 1;ap.m. , MIddlebufY Snow Bowl pp 11 trXIs 3 Los Angeles at Oakland, 4;a p.m . . and other incentives. Houston at Son Antonio, 8:Xp.m . DXrolt vs. MInnesotoX Orlando, Fki.,' Bill Muska Golden State at Dallas, 8 :a p.m. Dan Holldorson 71-72—IX lifts Mondov, Mar. 12 Malone misses Sixer game 215-586, Bob Muska 233-w, WrowH Indiana at Los Angeles, 10:X p.m. Leonard Thompson 7271— IX 1:30 p.m. Sonnenberg opr wknd W x h In X o n X Arizona, 9 p.m. Maryland officials Thursday completed prepara Labbe 210-524, Bob Arendt 2 ^ Roy Mark Caloavecchia 7370-1X Kansas City X Texas X Pompano SuIXde Six Isgr frgr 18 trX Is 3 lifts Soturdov, M x rii 17 Chicago at Son Diego, 10:X p.m. Beoch, Fla., 1:ap.m .' PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia 76ers center tions on a counteroffer, but no progress was reported Bessette Sr. X3-S09, Ray BeueMe Jr. Sunday's D a n e s To m Show 71-73— 144 KlllInXoa pp 84 trX Is all 16 lifts wknd Lj >s Angeles X Son Antonio, 3 p.m. X4-X5, Pete Ford 519, VInnIe Plnto513, Phoenix at Boston E d Sneed 7473-144 Milwaukee vs. Chicogo (N L) X Mesa Oklahoma X Chlcooo, 4 p.m. Moses Malone missed Friday night's game by officials in arranging a meeting with Irsay to Nicklaus ties for lead J.C . Snead 7272— 144 Ariz., 3 p.m. Jim Lobelle 551, Joe Catania 576, Dove Seattle at New Jersey " f I co Peak pp 23 trails 5 lltts USSA Memphis X Birmingham, 8p.m. Callfxnia vs. San Diego X Yuma,, against Seattle because he was in Houston discuss it. Edwards 527, Kevin Osborne 509, Utah at Philadelphia Bob M urphy 7371— 144 raring wknd Sunday, March 18 Bernle Quesnel 531, Em il Stovens 516, Atlanta at Milwaukee Jerry Pate 7272-144 A riz., 3 p.m. Okemo pp 42 trX Is 8 lifts Txnpa Bay X Denver, 2:a p.m. visiting his wife and newborn son. T im Simpson 7374— 144 San Frcmdsco vs. Cleveland X Tucson, In the Maryland Legislature, >part of the effort to MIAMI (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus Tied for fourth at 137 were Tom William Torrey 509. Cleveland at Houston, night M t AscXney pp 5 trails 3 lltts m m New Jersey X Houston, 2:a p.m. The 76ers said Malone would return to keep the Colts in Baltimore moved a step closer to > par 68 Friday at Arizona Bilt- Golden State at Kansas City, night Corey Pavin 7569^144 Ariz., 3 p.m. ''' Magic Mtn pp 22 trX Is 4 lifts Pittsburgh X WxhinXon, 2:ap.m. fashioned a 3-under-pai^ Friday Kite with a 69 and Gary Hallberg Brad Bryant 7470— 144 Oakland vs. Seattle X Tempe, Ariz., 3 Philadelphia today and take part in Sunday's enactment when a House committee approved a bill more's Adobe course to take a Portland at Denver, night Brom ley pp 36 trX Is 6 lltts Oakland X Philadelphia, 2:a p.m. - to join George Archer anil Austral with a 70. Nite Owls Greg Norm an 7374— 144 p.m . ■ Snow Valley pp 16 trX Is 3 lifts m m Arizona X Michigan, 2;ap.m . gam e against Utah. that would permit Colts' games to start at 1 p.m two-shot lead midway through a Bobby Wadkins 73741X New Yxk vs. Baltlnuire X Miami, ian Bob Shearer in a tie for the lead In a five-way tie at 138 were Kathy Berzenskl l ^ ’M-497, tool Stratton pp sitra lls 9 lifts Monday, March 19 Instead of at 2 p.m. $150,000 LPG A tournament. Phil Hancock . 747^1X Fla., 7 :a p.m. M t Snow pp a trX Is 12 lifts m m New Orleans X Jacksonville, 8p.m. midway through the $400,000 Doral Johnny Miller with a 70, Bruce B o r n ^ 189478, Maureen W ood 176-4W, Fred Couples 7272-1X The tournament is also known as . ..Roxanne Wilson 178 , Lourto Gagnon The earlier starting time had been sought by Irsay Open golf tournament. Lietzke with a 67, Wayne Levi with DenS Watson 7368-1X Carol Lewis qualifies the Samaritan Turquoise Golf . 181-468, Dot Hills 476k Annie Gagnon Sratt SInipson 6975—144 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaR* to boost ticket sales, but opposed by churches near Nicklaus, who at 44 is looking for a 68, Tom. Jenkins with a 70 .and Classic. 480. Collagi baskitbail tcorei Howard Twiltv 7272-1X SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Carol Lewis of Houston, Memorial Stadium because of parking problems his first win since 1982, said he Mike Nicoiette with a 70./ ' Roger Maltble 7272-1X after nearly being barred for wearing an illegal .K Johnson, a former University of Wollv Armstrong 7371— IX caused by fans attending the Sunday games. played better than he did when he John Adams and Larry Rinker ^^Galaxias Fridoy'sllssults Deals endorsement, managed to qualify in the long Arizona star, survived several Falledteauaiilv _ The legislation, passed by the full Senate earlier in shot 67 in the opening round, had gone into the roupd with a Carolyn Miner Bid East Leo Elder Jump and the 55-meter hurdles Friday night in scrambling holes to hit a 36th-hole SemUlnaN the day, now goes to the fuli House. If approved there, although he did not score as well. one-shot lead but Adainii dropped ^^flno 128-129-378, Ester Wells 1 3 8 ^ Hole Irwin preliminary action at the NCAA Indoor Track and 135, two shoU better than Pat • • Koren Nicholson 3»,SandlPogaol 142. SyroGusa 66y VUIanavo 65 Nick Faldo KS-li! the bill will go to Gov. Harry Hughes for his signature. “ I hit the ball much more solidly to 4-under-par 140 after shooting a OMoVallgvCealerence Field Championships. Bradley, one of the pre- Jim Booros 7273— I X and in general played better, second-round 74 and Rinker had a T im N o t t s Oregon StXe — Nxnod Lewis was in a bad mood, and it was learned Sen. Julian Lapides, D- Baltimore, whose district tournament favorites, and former Youngstown St. 63, Tenn. Tech 55 (ot) Bxrv Wilson xtoottxriloftan- • Cewieay C«n although I didn't score quite as 73 for 139. Tom Purtzer 72731X • CaSeien e«FwlB includes Memorial Stadium, was one of two college rival Pia Nilsson from MMHCMltllM 0 « Y M cCord ra-72— I X slve lino coodi. o fiwMs SosleteneNe later she was nearly disqualified for wearing well,” he said. Lee Trevino, who was tied with University ot HowXI-Hllo • Ciwpirta lawmakers to vote against the measure when it Stockhom, Sweden. John Fought ohetwyMe . socks with a brand name clearly displayed. Archer, also 44, hasn't won a tour Nicklaus and Hallberg a shot Cleveland St. 9X Northern Iowa 79 Rex Caldwell — Shxon PXarson roNonod • T M I f Recently passed NCAA regulations prohibit such surfaced in the Senate. Jan Stephenson, the first-day Western llllnaNSl, Eastern Illinois65 Vanco Hsofner 7375— I X xwofnen'svXIovtKill OOmETEAlflOBOOYA event since 1976. He had to stand in behind Adams and Rinker after the ooodi to accept the eomo “ advertising” on socks, hats, towels and other leader with a 66, had a rough XGlendar AWontlca Tgunigmsnt Richard Zokol o e x s o w * C0IJJ8I0II WORK • vwHSU* “ I know this bill is very important to the mayor. He shallow water to hit his third shot first round, finished Friday at beginning and settled for 72, a Steven UeMer poeltlon X itio univenatv X accessories. from lake-side rocks on his first West virglnhi!SI'Ter&e 65 Kentuckv. ___ has worked to lessen the impact an earlier starting 72-139. / 36th-hole 138, three shots off pace. MW-AinertcdnCailsrencg G ll M organ •UMdCen tim e would have on area residents,” he said. “ 1 hope hole. Somehow he scrambled from Also at 1 ^ and in contention was Andy North S2-M} Johnson, who had putted well Lou Graham Mariners sign Young the Colts remain. What I resent is the capituiation we there to-three straight birdies and defending champion Gary Koch, during Thursday's opening 67, had SATURDAY ^ ^ ‘ ‘ sou^hMsIarNCMla* Ron Struck U'Zf-ll} CMcopo (USFL) — Skmd J oIm Traqr fnp. Ice Hochey Auburn 60, TenneseeeM e X el^lka FOx to a onoYOor have to do every step of the way.” ' he was on his way to a 7-under-par who posted a 69 Friday. to work out several difficulties to Jock Seltzer 7 5 Yrt. taperimee TEMPE, Ariz. — The Seattle Mariners have u, r DlvMan II Al Gelberoer , contnoct. 345 Moin St. State officials in Indiana also geared up Friday to 65. take the lead, scrambling for thrM Pttteburgh (USFL)— Slanod finally signed a contract with left-handed pitcher Johnson holds lead ChomplaasRIP George (Sidle $m. f AM>1t N M help in a financial luring of tifie Colts to Indianapolis. Archer, Nicklaus and Shearer, of her pars and a birdie. East Catholic vs. North Haven at Bucknell 4A Lafaytlto44 D>. Weibring ZfZl—Mt funbodc JoX CXee to a con- ^ 6 4 3 - 7 6 0 4 H alt Young, a rookie sensation last year, along .. New Hoven Coliseum,jwan Indiana Lt. Gov. John Mutz said there has been who fired a second-round 66, go PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Chris A total of 81 players survived the John Mahoney Zl‘Zi“M} with the remaining 10 other players who had been BoskotbaM Bobby Clompelt some discussion between state and cil;y officials into Saturday's third round over Johnson, whose best finish during cut which was at four over par 148. -k ' CHNS L, Louisiana Tech 6*. NE Louisiana 56 unsigned, the club announced Friday. Victor Regalado concerning finances and the building of a practice the par 72,7,065-yard Blue Monster her four years on the LPG A tour Defending champion Anne-liarie lost Retioii II ABMNcOadstCenlsrence To m m y Valentine 7373— I X New Jeraoy— Sent defame facility on state property. course at 8-under-par 136. East Catholic vs. Malonev at Bristol 66aryland 68, North Carolina St. 63 Ken Perry 7374-1X man Brace Driver to MokioX has been third, fired a four-under Palli shot 72 to make the cut at 148. ■astern, 7:X Duke 67, Georola Tech 63 Brad FOxon 7572-;M7 ttioAHL. l| I 18- MANniKSTKU III.UAI D M.in li III. mill MANCIIF^iTKIt IIKKAI.I), Siilurduy, March 10, 1984 - 18 If you’re playing the oil game, think small Business
sU-year period. i/UOK FOR THE S T A R S . . . ^ A big Willi SlritM iucus continues to be the big oils In Brief (now even more in the limelight, in the wuke of that The rising costs of finding oil notwithstanding, record $13.4 billion planned takeover of Gulf Oil by however, Hassen figures our rapiidly diminishing Women influence car buying Standard Oil of California). . reserve base means we're going to have to accelerate Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get But youdenow what? Small can be beautiful too. In Dan Dorfman our domestic exploration in the near future. And he LYNDHURST, N.J. — Women are influential other words, there are good bucks to be made in the argues that the strong independent should be prime in 75 percent of ail new car purchases, or triple stocks of selected independents — the smaller beneficiary of this trend. what they are normally given credit for, an better results. Put a star on your od and see what a exploration and development companies that have an Syndicated A key point here is that today's environment is more automotive executive says. excellent shot at significantly expanding their oil and Columnist favorable for the independent. Hassen points to a big James Fitzhenry, general manager of sales gas reserves. shakeout of wildcatters in recent years — a siew of and marketing for Peugeot Motors of America, At least, so says oil analyst Tom Hassen of Morgan bankruptcies that ted to a tess competitive environ said a recent survey shows women today have difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Stanley & Co. ment' for the tougher, smarter breed that had the quite specific ideas, different from those of men, He's just back from a field trip be took to visit a slew wherewithat to survive. on what they need and want from theii^'cars. of independents, and obviously he liked what he every 2.5 barrets oi petroleum liquids produced Another big ptus for the scrappy independent: The Men tend to measure performance clinically, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3^ n. heard. domestically between 1978 and 1982, only 1 barrel has major new commitment of the biggies is offshore, asking for figures on acceleration, horsepower, giving the smatler exploration company greater The small exploration companies were a hot been replaced. And in natural gas, for every 3,000 top speed and engine displacement. ••*******••**•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ■•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeee^A****** stock-market play before the root caved in the early cubic feet produced in these years, only 2,000 were opportunities onshore (on tand). U '80s. replaced. Yet another |>lus; Hassen’s expectation that the Inveitment report Coiideminiums Cendeminlume 33 Apartmewts ter Rent 42 BuNdkig/CeiilrgcHiig S3 p Q |* 5 a | e 6* Autes ter Rent/Lcose 7$ Mise. Autemetive Hassen's view; "Opportunity knocks again." The official 1983 numbers are not out yet, but current gas bubble — the excess natural gas reserves are ' •• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••»••#• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The big catalyst: The buy-out rage among the oil Hassen expects they’ll show another meaningful drop — will be gone in the first quarter of 1985. Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaa biggies — sparked in large measure by the pursuit of in the U.S. reserve base. The big investment question; Which companies do as of 3 p.m. Friday. EAST HARTFORD — FARRAND REMODEL FREE TO GOOD HOME FIR ESTON E USED TIR E - 1 y^Adjacent to Tenni$ Count, Pool, Park, f HeutebeMOeedk 43 — Beautiful orange an RENT A CLEAN Gulf' Oil by fast-stepping Mesa Petroleum. That you play? Five rooms, two bed ING — Cabinets, roofing, U S E D CAR — 700-14. 6PL. Only 2000 pursuit sent Gulf’s shares rocketing, culminating in To put this decline in perspective, Hassen says one Price Change Shopping Center and Butline,,. rooms. Working couple gutters, room additions, gora cat ond port husky- miles. $40. Coll 646-5652 \ /port shepherd dog. Good the deal with Socal. need only look at the big drop in reserves among the 14 h a s s e n h a s f i v e f a v o r it e s which he feels Friday This Week 1 preferred. Security. ..Ref decks, oil types of remo otter 6pm. pets. Coll anytime, 647- frm Mmt> m Imi U m major integrated oil companies — the likes of Exxon, have a good shot at racking up snazzy 25 to 50 percent • erences. Bus line. Coll deling and repairs. FR EE USED REFRIGERA ^WELLSWEEP 9278. v x u c f Amo APPROXIMATELY 1950 BUT BEYOND THE big oil takeover trend — which Mobil, Gulf Oil, Phillips Petroleum and Atlantic stock-market gains over the next 12 to 18 months. Advest Inc. 11 ,nc r 528-2211. estimates. Fully Insured. TORS, WASHERS, K N TA l FORD — 6 cylinder, en many experts figure will continue, barring any Richfield. They are Southwestern Energy (23‘/a),SabineCorp. Acmat 10% nc Telephone 643-6017, after Ranges - clean, guaran MaCMott, CONDOMINIUMS. 6pm, 647-8509. aw-TS44 uairtiMUc ttt-mt gine, complete with ro- legislation — is yet another trend that heightens the (22Vi), Noble Affiliates (17‘A ), Inexco (12»/a) and Aetna 35% up 1 L 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCIffiSTER EAST HARTFORD — teed, parts and service. Between 1978 and 1982, they replaced only 41 Four room duplex. $350 dlotor, shroud, extra cor- appeal of the domestic oils. In brief: the fast- Conquest Exploration (9Vi). CBT Corp. 29% up % J Low prices. B.O. Pearl & percent of their oil reserves and just 62 percent of their Phase II plusutllities. Newly reno DESIGN KITCHENS by W ORTH LOOKING into burotors, etc. Exact diminishing U.S. oil and gas reserves. Hassen says all have the prospects of adding Colonial Bancorp 28V4 dn • % m Son, 649 Moln Street, natural gas reserves. FuUy AppHanced Kitchens, W/Cnstom Wood vated. Quiet neighbor J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 643-2171. ORIENTAL SHOR ... the many bargains condition and year un And it's in this context that Hassen is pushing an significantly to their reserve base; further, they’re all Finast 9 dn % m The depletion rate is very severe, says Hassen. • m Cabinetry, Choice of Carpet & Vinyl Floors, hood, with porking and vanities, formica, Wilson THAIRED KITTENS offered for sole every day known. $25. Coll 649-5684. investment package of sharp independents that have selling at attractive discounts to the appraised value First Bancorp 61 dn 1 (Solid Color Siamese) — "W e're in a liquidating mode and that's a dangerous m Anderwen Windowi, V/t Baths, Indtvidual appliances. Coll 528-7460. art, Corion counter tops, PORTABLE DIS in the classified columns I of their oil and gas reserves. First Conn. Bancorp 47 up % m CFA registered. T opshelf a proven record of replacing reserves — plus solid mode to be in." Basemento, Electric Radiant Heat. fS8,40(P' kitchen cabinet fronts, HWASHER — Needs finances and s,trong management to boot. His top choice: Southwestern Energy. It has 39.5 First Hartford Corp. 1% dn % «8> bloodline. 8 weeks' old. a M A N CH ESTER — Avail complete woodworking hose. Easily repaired. $50 The analyst'contends that a hard look at industry The big reason: "W e have found most of the easy million equivalent oil barrels (that’s oil and gas). Hartford National 22>/a dn % a able April 1st. New two service, custom mode or best offer. Butcher Coll 643-4351. economics clearly documents his bullish case. oil,” says Hassen, who points to only limited Based on 9.2 million shares, there’s 4.3 equivalent Hartford Steam Boiler 52% dn 1% e OPEN HOUSE bedroom. Carpeting, furniture, colonial repro block look: Coll 646-0806, barrels of oil behind each share. Or put another way, Ingersoll Rand 48 up % a Sat. & Sun. 12-4 pm ductions In wood, 9 varie OBEDIENCE CLASSES For example, at the beginning of 1978, the U.S. had exploration success among the majors over the past a fully Insulated, applian days only. 24.7 billion barrels of domestic crude oil reserves. At three years. you’re buying the company’s stock at $5.80 an J.C. Penney 51% dn % a (ffe offer affordable housing without sacrificing ces. $450 plus utilities. ties of hardwood and — Puppy kindergarten the end of 1983: an estimated 19.3 billion barrels, a oil-equivalent barrel. Lydall Inc. 15% dn % a quality. Stop by and compare!) Allbrio Realty, 6494)917. veneers NOW IN STOCK DRYER, GAS GE — through odvonced train Hassen puts an appraised value on the company at Sage Allen 10 up %. m Coll 649-9658 or evenings, Heavy duty. Excellent ing. Show handling. Pri decline of 22 percent. IN ADDITION, HE CITES the ballooning costs of 88 ••••••••••••••••••••••• about $34 a share — meaning that it’s now selling at SNET 31% dn % ; 289-7010. condition. Reasonable vate lessons available. A significant decline is also evident in natural gas. finding gas and oil. Among the majors, these costs — # PETERMAN BLDG CO. Storting April. Coll 643- around a 35 percent discount (on the basis of its oil and % • • HoniM for lUnt 43 price. Coll 643-9878. SERVM6 AMEMCA At the end of 1978, we had 118.4 trillion cubic feet of including cost of leases, exploration and development Travelers 33% up »4f-9404 647-1340 649-4064 9631. natural gas. At year-end 1983: about 100 trillion cubic — have shot up 50 percent since 1978; they’re now gas reserves). He describes the company as T yi» Laboratories 26>/4 dn 1% : LEON CIESZYNSKI FROM THE ••••••••••••••••••Mae* 8 U ILO E R — New homes, feet, a falloff of around 16 percent. running $12 a barrel, vs. $8 a barrel six years ago. extremely well run with a good exploration effort in United Technologies 60V4 up % KENMORE DIS- Arkansas. Another plus: an attractive gas pipeline New York gold $399.90 up $0.90 BOLTON LAKE — Four odditions, remodeling, HWASHER 8i HOOVER Among the independents, the increase has been much rec rooms, garages, kit Tog Soles 69 Y E T ANOTHER WAY to look at the decline: For greater — doubling from $6 to $12 a barrel in the that’s generating significant cash flow. Apartments for Rent 42 room, single home. Ap Upright Vacuum — Both pliances. Adult couple chens remodeled, ceil good condition. Coll 646- LEOAL only. No pets. Security. ings, both tile, dormers, 0591. Town MANCHESTER — Ele roofing. Residential or 643-2711 References. $425 TAG SALE — Saturday, gant decor highlightetwo MANCHESTER-One, two commercial. 649-4291. March 10th, 10am to 2pm. Zoning bedroom townhouse and three bedroom monthly. Coll 649-1794. DROP LEAP SOLID The Zonlne B Dpeals mVITATION TO MD MAHOGANY Dinin 66 Teresa Rood, ol the Town rCon- condo. Featuring kit apartments. Heat and hot aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa The Monchester Public ROBERT E. JARVIS — groom Table with choirs. Manchester. necticut will public Schools solicits bids tor . chen, IV2 baths, full base woter. $400, $440, $495. heoring In Office CUSTODIAL SUPPUES Store/Oftlce Space 44 Building and Remodeling Very good condition. Building Wednesday, March ment and convenient lo Coll 649-4800. Specialist. Additions, TA G SALE — Cellar Sole. lor the 1984-19SS school veor. cation. Transferred 8300. Coll 6464406 otter 21. lfS4 at 8:00 P.M. to heor Seoled bids will be received 643-2711 garages, roofing, siding, Tires, baby clothes, the following oppllcotion Classified__ 5pm. until 2:00 P.M ., March 20, Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household G o o d s...... 62 owner must sell. $52,900. Notices For advertisements to be SECOND FLOOR — Two kitchens, bathrooms, re dishes, curtains and rods asking for relief from the 1984, at which time they will Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 MIsc. for Sole ...... 63 Rates Coll B/W Realty, 647-1410. family. Five rooms. Heat OFFICE SPACE AVAIL and miscellaneous. Zoning Ltnas of ^ Town of ii"5:,bilclv w ’eiwcL fherlghl published Monday, the dead placement Windows- CH EST O F DRAWERS — Is reserved to relect onv and Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: EHO. included. $450 monthly. ABLE — Ample parking, /doors. Coll 6434712. March 10 and II, lOom - line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Coll 646-3979. good location. One 4 With yonity and round • 212-Fr-Land Equities, Inc. gn |,ids. Specltlcotlons ond Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to R en t...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day mirror. Asking $75. Coll 4pm. 65 Lyness Street. - Application Is for vorl- forms may be secured at Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 ••••••••••••••••••••••• room office suite with 610 C A R P E N TR Y — Repairs, once from reor lot reoolre- Business Office, 45 N. Per Word: sq. ft.; another with 210 mornings, 649-2558. Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 TH R E E ROOMS — Heat, security locks, remodel TAG SALE — Saturday, rn e n ts s to tln g -o lU e a rlo ts ^h o o l Street, Manchester, 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad Lots/Lond for Sole 33 hot water, carpet. $295. sq. ft. Coll 649-2891. shall hove forty (40) feet of ^ T . Rovmond E. Demers, Real Estate Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« ing, alterations, goroges, ON E COUCH — 91 inches March 10th, 9am to 4pm. trontoge on on accepted Business Monoper. Classified advertisements No pets. Adults only. Furniture, books, toys, town rood", Zonlne Regu Homes for Sale ...... 31 ^erviices Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« additions, fmnily rooms, long. Needs to be'uphol 02043 are taken by telephone as a Centrally located. Secur 1000 SQ. F T . — Ample formica, cabinetry, miscellaneous. 20 Flower lations 4.9.3. Lot 1 has 125.14 Finoncial C on dom inium s...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« parking, $200 monthly. stered. $25. Coll after feet and Lot 7 has 125.86 convenience. FREE CATALOG Of ity deposit. Coll otter closets, roofs, gutters, Street, Manchester. feet. Vorlonce requested Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering.., ...... 52 Spm, 643-0496. 280 sq. ft., $100 monthly, Spm, 649-5904. MVITATIOH TO BIO M ortgages...... '...... 1> Happy Ads: The Monchester Herald is Land Borgolns — 5 acres porches, decks, hatch tor 85.14 feet for Lot 1 and Scaled bids will be received Investment Property ...... 34 Bulldihg/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per colum n inch to 500 acres, covering olr. 2364021, 644-3977. 85.86 feet tor Lot 7. In addi In the Office of the Director Personal Loans...... 12 responsible only for one incor ways. 20 YEARS E X P E OLDER FOUR DRAWER tion, o vorlonce Is re Business P ro p e rty...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 54 Vermont and the Berk- MANCHESTER -4 room RIENCE - QUALITY - of Generol Services, 41 Cen Insurance...... 13 rect insertion and then only DRESSER — With full quested from 4.9.3(c) set- ter Street, Manchester, Con Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55i Automotive Deadlines shlres, at lowest imagina opertment, first floor, M AN CH ESTER — Cus INTEGRITY. DAN Automotive t(ng forth lot area require Wanted ta Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original tomized office suites with swing-type mirror. On necticut, untllMARCH27.1tS4 Flooring ...; ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sole ...... 71 ble prices. Write: CA $550. Utllitlesondptxrking MORAN -649-5684. ments tor rear lots In R-40 at 11:00 a.m. tor the follow For classified advertise insertion. all utilities. Huge parking legs. Needs some work. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaeca Zone of 160400 square feet. Income Tax Service ...... 57 TALOG OFFICE, P.O. included. 649-3379. ing: Motorcvcies/Bicycles___72 ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do not lessen lot. Gordon Realty, 643- $50. Coll 643-2880. Lot 1 contains 285,1^ (1) HRE OEPT. WORK PANTS Rentals Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Box 938, North Adorns, BREWSTER CON Cors/Tnidcs for Sofo 7) souore feel less calculated Employment day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement TAKING AP p d c A - 2174. access wav lor o total cal S SHIRTS Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 Moss. 01247. STRUCTION — Addi (2) WATER LABORATORY - deadline is'noon on the day will not be corrected by on T IONS for 4 room duplex. culated figure of 272416 FURNITURE S EQUPSENT & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 tions, renovations, MIsc for Sole 63 square feet and Lot 7 con before publication. 2 bedrooms, large kit decks, roots, etc. Li (3) TREE PLANTING Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 additional insertion. Roommates Wanted 48 1977 CHEVY BLAZER — tains 199,823 square feel (SEEPUNGS) Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 chen, 1 both. $400 per censed and Insured. Free aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaa less calculated occess way Rentals Excellent condition. (4) NEW FLAT FILM FOR month. No pets. Referen aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaa estimates. Mike, 871-2559. tor o total colculoted f iqure DRAWINOS ces required. Philbrick 63,000 original miles. Au- of 182,323 souore feet. Lot 1 The Town of Monchester Is Agency, 646-4200. R(X3MMATE TO SHARE tomotic. AM/FM needs o vorlonce of 112416 on eaual opportunity em square feet and Lot 7 needs ployer, and iwoulreson offlr- Notices Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Rooms for Rent 41 R E N T — $232.50 plus 'h Roofing/SliHag S4 cassette, power steering, o variance of 22,323 souore 21 Help Wanted Homes for Sole EXCELLENT QUALITY power brakes, trocker motlveoctlop policy for dll of 21 Reol Estate C O V EN TR Y — Tw o bed Utilities. Security re feet. Its ContraoMrs and Vendors aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaa room apartment. Coun quired. Avoiloble April HARDWOOD. Mostly tires. Cheyenne package. At this hearing Interested os a condition of doing busi try setting. Heat and hot 1st. Four rooms. Oakland green. Cut, split and deli Asking $55000. Must Be persons may appear and be ness with the Town, as per Lost/Found PART T IM E : School bus GENTLEMAN PRE BipWELL HOME Im heard and written communi Federal Order 11246. 01 water Included. $500 Manor Apartments. Coll vered. Minimum 2 cords. Seen. Daytime, Art, 244- cations received. Sold G . F O X drivers wanted. Now ac Homes for Sole 31 FERRED. $50.00 weekly. provement Company — $70/cord. Coll 649-1831. Bid Forms, plans ond specifi m onthly. 742-8456, Mork, 649-6691, evenings Roofing , siding, altera 5071, weekends, 659-1015. appeals ore on file and may cations ore available at the cepting applications. Coll 646-2000. be seen In the Office of the Generol Services Office, 41 ELECTRICIANS - E2’s BY OWNER, CUSTOM evenings. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa tions, additions. Some Town Clerk, Town Office LOST — Grey tiger cot, Children In school? Work on call for G. Fox. SALES — Aggressive today, 643-2373. 30" GAS STOVE — Avo 1979 CHVEY MALIBU Center Street, AAanchester. AiilMpiiieK«dipprMrticts. CAPE — With fireplace. number for over 30 years. Buildlnp. Connecticut. about 7 months old, with person to sell America’s VERY COMFORTABLE T W O BEDROOM cado. Window in door. CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Doted at Andover, Connec G. Fox Distribution Center is looking for Reasonably priced of,.!X ROOM — Convenient lo Services 6494695. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. shaved belly, in Summer topbrandsof home enter CwMicitl iri iriistriil auk. PART TIME SALES PO A P A R T M E N T — 2nd Fairly new. Cleon. $100. — V 4 , automatic, power ticut 10 March, 1984 CONNECTICUT people who like working in a merchandise tainment (T V - Video), Permanent paelUone. SITIONS — For qualified $65,500. Financing ossist- cation. After 4pm coll Coll 6494007 after 3pm. steering, o/c, om/fm, 17 March, 1984 ROBERT B. WEISS. Street area. Call 646-8353. once, possible. Perkins I" .‘ ' floor. $415 o month, un- aaaaa Zoning Board of Appeals Audio and Appliances. Top wagaa. men and women - O F TOLLAND-BY OWNER 6494102. heoted. Security, refer Heotlog/PlwiiMiig ss vinyl top. Coll 643-2880. GENERAL MANAGER environment. Will be counting and marking Street, Manchester. Coll Andover, Connecticut 02343 FOUND — 8 month old Experience not neces Top benefHa. FER IN G - 100% dedica — Beautiful hardwood ences. Coll 6494365. Services Otlerod Morv C. McNomoro, our merchandise. Work days, weeks or sary. Top salary - plus tion in training to you, 742-5754. LIGHT HOUSEKEEP aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Choirmon orange and white male Some scale. floors. Raised Ranch, 3-4 1971 FORD LTD -P ow er incentives. Paid vaca poid sick days, paid holi ING R(X)M — For non steering, power brakes, 022-03 kitten. Middle Turnpike months at a time. Flexible hours. Apply EOE bedrooms, fireploce- 149 OAKLAND STREET FOGARTY BROTHERS area. Call 649-4236. tions - paid sick lime. days, paid vacation, 20% /wood stove in family Condominiums smoking gentleman. — Two room, heated REWEAVING BURN ALUMINUM SHEETS - automatic, air condition Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at G. Call for Intaivlaw: Parking, olr condition '— Bathroom remodel Child's Prayers Excellent medical plans - employee discount,, fre room. New deck; shed. apartment. First floor. HOLES — zippers, um ing; instollotion water used as printing plates. ing. New transmission. Fox Distribution Center, 301 Governor’s profit sharing. (High Vo BiDIMHEII EUCTK COMPANT quent bonuses. This op 1 '/■ acres, landscaped. ing, kitchen privileges, $ M . No appliances. No brellas repaired. Window .007" thick, 23 X 24". Passed emissions. Little ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerator, freezer, heaters, garbage dispo Sdw-Sinple Highway, South Windsor. lume #1 Independent 243.9S43 ening is o port time lob. Priced to sell, low 70’s. pets. Security. Phone 646- shades, Venetian blinds. sals; faucet repairs. 649- SOteoch, or 5 for $2.00. rust. Asking $800 or best Hartford County Dealer) For appointment and in M A N CH ESTER — Wells- ' ‘ washer and dryer, etc. Must be picked up before offer. Coll otter 6pm, Personals 02 Coll 875-1999. weep Phase II, 400 North' 2426, 9om to 5pm Keys. T V FOR R E N T. 7657. VIso/MosterCord Call Al Sieffert for confi terview coll 569-4990, ask Coll 643-5600. weekdays. Marlow's, 867 Main accepted. 11:00a.m. only. 649-3306, ask for Joe. dential interview: 647- for Billy Streckfus. Main Street. New two ' ' INSIDE SALES AND bedroom town houses, Street. 669-5221. 9997/647-0661. American Frozen Foods, CENTRAL LOCATION — EA ST H AR TFO R D — Six GIRL'S FRENCH PRO^ 24 YEAR OLD SINGLE, ORDER PERSON needed IV2 baths, opplionced kit-'? .’ by electrical distributor. Inc. D O N ’T KNOW where to Kitchen privileges. Free room duplex. Finished BRICKS, BLOCKS, Flssrtng VINCIAL White Bed ATTRACTIVE FEMALE Chens, Anderson win-"'* porking. Security and WAITRESS/HOSTESS — Duties include telephone COMPANION — Live in look next for o lob? How basement, patio. $600 STONE — Concrete. room Set, with canopy. would liketo meet single, DREAM JOB — Nation dows, full basements, references required. Coll $400 Firm . Coll 6464151. 1979 FORD FIESTA — attractive male, between Days and evenings, part quotations, order receipt for elderly couple. Light about placing o "Situa monthly. Security. Coll Chimney repairs. No lob duties. Room, board, sa wide company now hiring $58,400. Peterman 643-2693 otter 4pm. Excellent condition. 25 and 30 years old that is time. Apply in person: La and write up, light pur BOOKKEEPER — Port tion Wanted" od in Realty, 649-9404 or 647- ' 569-3127. too small. Coll 6444356. PLOORSANDING — Strada Restaurant, 471 chasing and expediting. lary. Coll 649-8479 otter salespeople to show high classified? Floors like new. Sp k IoI- PAIR CAR RAMPS — 27,000 original owner serious minded, likes to time retail store down 6pm. est quality jewelry. Take 1340. Never used. Rated 6500 miles. 30 day guarantee. dance, dine out, movies, Hartford Road. Base salary plus cammls- ODD JOBS, Trucking. izlng in older floors, natu town. Must be octurate, orders, work 9 hours, C TiJEBRrnr CIPHER lbs. Asking $12. Tele $2900. Coll 647-0661. beach and do things to slon. Salary DDE, knowl knowledgeable through Home repairs. You name ral and stained floors. No edge and performance. earn $187.50 (proof avail it, we do It. Free esti waxing anymore. John phone 649-3893. gether and wants a se trial balance. Call Ac able). No Investment, no lUMUeuayMriUiiWIorauaiir. fhavVaUK VaauaM. rious relationship. Send This is a career position, countant, Joseph Fi- mates. Insured. 643-0304. Vertoille. Coll 646-5750. 1971 DATSUN PICKUP — not a step to outside delivery, no collecting. by(XMMEW^j)CR GO CART WITH SHP Rebuilt '73 motor. Radiol photo, name, address, lomeno; 232-4425. WAITERS/WAI- Coll Mr. Jbhnson, even Wisconson engine. Good phone number and brief BOY'S 8, GIRL'S WHO sales. Call Walt Costa at LIGHT TRUCKING. tires. Good running con TRESSES — Now occeot- ings, 635-5081. “WA ORF'ZS XBWVJ URNSBVWVJ • Tax Service running condition. $95. dition. $1000. Call 646- summary of yourself to CAN SELL — Earn CASH 527-7111, 1^800-972-4455. SEWING MACHINE OP Forest Hills Spring dean up. Yards, and PRIZES by selling ing applications for port Phone 646-1565. 5652. Box Z c/o The Manches ERATORS — established cellars, etc. General new subscriptions to this time positions. We ore LOOKING FOR YOUNG, PVD UONB LOO ORF YDQS ISBV handyman. Coll Roy, 646- ter Herald. I will answer nationwide pillow manu looking for mature, re SEASONED FIREWOOD all serious inquiries. area’s best newspaper. A M B ITIO U S PERSON to 7973. 1976 AMC HORNET — 4 facturer has immediate sponsible persons who — Cut, split and deli door, 6 cylinder, auto You must be able to talk full time openings. Expe help siding applicator. XRWVJ WF ARZ FBV OBDZU, FVB ••••••••••••••••••••••• to adults - no experience PRINTING & must be able to work both Live in or around AKon- BABY SITTING by vered. Coll Con, 6434706. matic, olr, new tires. rienced preferred, day lunches and dinners. Excellent condition. necessary - we will show shift, five day week. Full chester. Coll otter 7pm, MYDVMSU DZS ORF OZS XRWVJ mother of 2 preschoolers Employment you how to succeed. Earn BINDERY Please opply in person, 647-0033. in Verpkmk School area. CARPENTER'S CROSS $1795. Coll 646-5716. benefit program includ Monday thru Saturday C U T SAW with 26" steel $10 - $20 - $30 a week and ESTIMATOR ing sewing incentive. WF LZRVJ." — B8YOZHBU Small plav group. Large MORE! CALL NOW: between 2 and 4pm, M r. BABYSITTER WANTED yard. Excellent creden Mode and wooden han 1973 CHEVY VAN — Apply at pillowtex Corp, Steok, 244 Center Street, dle. Like new. $8. Phone & Education Frank, after 7;30pm, 228- Minimum 5 years ex — Port time. Working tials. Call 6434878. Standard, 6cvlinder. Coll 49 Regent Street, Man Manchester BRFFRZWVJ. 649-2433. 649401Z 4268. . perience. North part of chester, C T. EO E M/F. mother needs mature, -F ------Hartford. One mile experienced sitter to core PHeWXJS BOUinON:‘'Ihay tea you so OMiqr iee bi LA. re SPRING LAWN CLEAN Help Wanted 21 for three year old and 48 yeudi, beeuly, money end power — you knew, el the rotten ATARI 2400 — Joysticks, 1979 BUICK REGAL — from 91. Send resume LIBRARIAN — Responsi U P — Dependable man CMwSnn infant In m y Bolton ddnge." ~ Tielm - with pick-up truck. CofI paddies and ten cor- New tires and tune up. in complete confi-, ble for al I services includ tridges. Including Poc- dence to: Box A, c/o OPTOMETBIC ASSIST home. Must hove own OualHy bulH 2400 aq. ft. UAR 4 bedroom aluminum oiaeteyMM.eie. '' to 643-1866,8om to 6pm. Automatic transmission, ing children's. 30 hours. Mon, Space Invaders, in power steering, power SUPERINTENDENT CARPENTER WANTED MonchMtar Herald. Storting salary not to ANT NEEDED — Two transportation. Coll 875- tided Ckrionial with many fine faaturae inciuding cen FORM 1840 PREPARA!- 2676 NEEDED — For apart — Immediate opening for 7914 otter 6pm. tral air conditioning. 2V5 bathe, lovely firaplacad family TION. Good tax repreei- original boxes. Dust brakes. 71,000 miles. Ask exceed $11,500. M LS pre evenings and Saturdays. cover and cartridge ment complex located in experienced carpenter. Will train. Reply to Box room with tlidars to on overaized deck. etc. Priced to K IT‘N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright entotldh should not be ing $4495. Coll 249-6833, ferred. Position availa LEGAL SECRETARY — teU at 81SSA0O. holder. $85. Coll 6444041. 643-9254. Manchester. Live on the Also necessary to have ble March • 15th. Send AA, c/o the Manchester available, only to the premises. Must have pre experience in leading a Established Manchester wealthy, onynMirel The resume to: Selection Herald. PINE CABINETS AND vious experience. Send working crew. All phases MATURE STOCK firm seeks experienced Redwood Farms PAINTING AND PAPER Tax Saver 64648IS. 1973 SUPER BEETLE — Committee, Bentley secretory for Senior HANGING — Exterior COUNTER — Package With stinroof. Great resume to: Fountain Vil of construction. Full time CLERK — Driver's li Memorial Library, Bol BOOKKEEPER — Port ■Oils INCHES emptovment and benef Partner. Shorthand re and interior, ceilings re deal. Renovating kit shape. Passed emissions. lage, 175 A, Downey cense required. Apply in ton, CT 06040 by April tlmc,8to l2hoursoweek. INCOME TAX SERVICE 8109 Embroider a charming Drive, Manchester, CT its. Call 742-5317, S:30am quired. Coll 643-2726 for paired. References, fully chen. Asking 8600. Coll $1850. Coll 6494782. person: M arlow’s, 867 15th. Inquire at: Allstate Busi — Individual or Busktese 14-4T set of prayer panels for 06040. to 5pm. Moin. Interview. Insured. Quolltv work. after 6pm, 643-5810. ness Machines, 643-6IS6. Martin Matfseon, even Tax Preparation. Dis the children’s room in 1971 AAAVERICK — Good An c u y - to - lew ildrt simple stitches and bright ings 6494431. count tor senior citizens. TEN . GALLON FISH condition. Does not burn with front gathers and PART TIME — Flexible Your Business Offics,-164 eolors. T A N K — With stand wid oil. $500. Coll 228-3096. handy podeets it easy to No. 2676 has transfer hours. Library organ Izo- G£0RGE N. CONVERSE past Center St., 647478U. many accessories. Very tlon and selected clerical for 2 designs, 10 x 16 EXPERIENCED BACK- CUSTODIAN — FuH time — Painting and paper- good condition. $25. Coll NeiL 8188 with Pkote- inches; color chart. HOE BULLDOZER OP responsibilities. Some hanging. 30 Years E x ^ INCOM E TA X E S — Pre 667-1106. Gaide is in Waiat Sixea WANTED for custodial mainte 24' to 32*. Size 26'. 1% T8 aiaeL met S U t hr M b ER ATO R — With Oose II typing. Doctor's office. pared by CPA. BusbiossG nance of school. School riencei Call 663 3886. Meforcvefos/Blcvdes psnitAfbN $■( NrsssNis Sbi license. Steady work. Be Manchester area. Send Individual. Call John, BLACK CLOTH COAT yards of 46-inch. qualifications to: Box B, custodkd experience pi«- nefits. Coll 742-6190. terred but not neroterry CEILINGS REPAIRED 6994019. with a large mbik collar. PatUnu mveileU t only c/o The Manchester Houra ore 3 to llpm. or REPLACED with drv- Size 20. $50. fNione 649- MOTORCYCLE INSU taetzMahefPN. Herald. woll. Coll evenbigt, G o iy 1306. Contact Or. Michael RANCE — Compstetlve 18 8aa8L lias S2J8 Nr SMb M186w.sllnsrlrn Bloke, Tolland High M cHugh. 6434321. FOtM, big bike rotes gMM^pbt«fNrmN«tafo bsir rwk, R.T. itsN HOME DELIVERY AGENTS CHIROPRACTIC AS School, 8724S6I. EO E. MAPLE FOUR DRAWER available. Coll Clarke In Pitot Rs m , ASSracs wHk ZIP PART TIME INSER CSbE ssS tqta RwOw. SISTANT / RECEPTION- Enjoy ebreethieking view of the CoonecUout country. PAINTING — Inlerio- TAX PREPARATIONS— Student desk and choir, surance, 6431126. Need extra cash? Part time delivery TERS Wonted. Must be 18 I S T — Bright, aide Iram Ih e p N io o f Ihie charming aluminum aided 4 r/Exlerlor, wallpopor- In the convenience of 3T' X ir‘. Good condl- SPECIAL: Over 286 se- years old. Coll 647-9946 bedroom CdOaitL FeNuree Include fiiaplaoad family lecUoBs sad a F R E E enthusiastic, mlature per Save money on cleaning ing, carpentry. Superior your home. Reliable- tton. $35. Coll 6436463. SILVER TAKARA 10 ond ask for John, 8:30am son for chiropractor's roooi. large fiieplaoad living room. '* 2 car pwoe, 1V4 workmanship. Roasono- Pattern Sectlsn in tha collection agent, greater Manchester products by using ammo reasonable. Call Norm SP EED — 19" frame, 27" tMS4aa.MI ALBUM. Just 83.88. to S:3Qpm. bathe and large treed loi. Prioad to ta* at $112,00.000. bie rates. CoH Today for office. Part time after nia, diluted to the tWarsball, 6434864. wheels. Very good condi ■88aST$ZAtE6M area, for USA TODAY, the nation’s noons, Mondoy, Tues- strength recommended Free Eefimale. 7424336. tion. $75. Coll 6434607. b-tzs-a s u i emme mm. em BABYSITTER NEEDED dov, Wednesday on4 Fri on the bottle, tor waeMaa Mew FASHION with w tn u Ossii mm Is mmm Oisl for church nursery Sun N A M E Y O U E OWN T A X E S P R I^ A R E O — If aiM — zrlFitsf MLis. as newspaper. For details call: day. Varied and walis and windows. Bring your home or mine. Reas FheU-Gaide pattetna in day mornings and even Interesting duties, typing extra money Into your ZINSSEI AGENCY P R IC E — FoMier audsoo. l o o k i n g f o r good sU sise raagea, has a ClSL?SaSSrwsSlBaB— ings and Wednesday ev FPst, dependable ser enable and reliable. H.H DOG T R A IN IN G — Stort- news? Look for the many apedalGracsCabCaBae- reouirad. For Interview heme by selling ne- Wilson. Please call 64N 659 - 3535 # enings. For an interview appointment coll 646-3499 lenger needgd Herns wMb vice. Poiatlna, P et^- Ing in April, dosses held bargaia buys odvertlsed ttm far forger siaas; plaa and infornMdion please between 9 and Horn, and o low-cost od in n i t l 646-1511 hanging G Removal. Cell lnboiton.Call6434839for in the classified columns 2 BONUS Ceepew! coll 647-4564. 6:39 and 8pm. tied. 643-2711. repisIraMoii. today. a - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 10. 1984 HOUSiWASHINir GENERAL OIL High Prsssura Pomr W«f hing A A R O N C O O K Of vinyl, Ahimlnuin And Wood SIdsd Homss. Three winners missing Mrs. RIker Is selling Phone bills MANCHESTER MAK Painting HEATING OIL In Megabucks drawing her Highland Park home vary widely 6 4 3 -2 6 5 9 QUALITY SERVICE ... page 2 page 16 ... page 20 «u 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 HAS IT! MS4 OPTICAL CHUR Miro HOY / ROUTE S3 TALCOTTViLLE, CT. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... 24 HR. TOWING Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. 763 ofid 191 Moin St.. MoncHa»f«r Monday, March 12, 1984 643-0016 Ptwfw: 643-1191 9r 643-1900 snow developing •CO tm LfTf COLUtlON RtRAtR ■ • fmtbrwolt MonifinM — See page 2 Single copy: 25C eFOUtlON ANO AMffUCAM CARS Phone; 456-1141 Since 1947 C A ifM W n rricurf Umlh An Cuni^fct Prop, (»ST0M KITIWEN CENTER ukwwpuu j toencuum RAZOR’S Keep Your Eyes - EDGE 25 INcott S t, Manchester Gall 649-7544 FAMIIV HAIR CENTER & CO. Peace talks , r On This Space 068 Main S t Downtown Call 647-1167 Next Week... for your appointment set for today;
MMCHESTER o v e h 4 5 war continue YEA66 1' MEMOMM. CO. EXK6IENCE By Jock Redden the Beau Rivage. He was believed 0pp. East Camattry CALL 649-5807 United Press International to be staying in Geneva. For All Your Noodo Lebanese President Amin Ge- QUALITY LAUSANNE, Switzerland — m ayel expressed hope Sunday as TRAVELrINSURANCE HARRISON ST. Leaders of Lebanon's rival fac he arrived in Switzerland that the 391 Broad 8L, Manchaatar MEM6RIALS MANCHESTER tions held preparatory meetings at talks would bring “ real peace” to a heavily fortified lakeside hotel Lebanon. ■ 646-7096 today, working out their positions "We will confront the problem COMMBICMl IMOUSTMAl MStOCNTIAl for ^ e second round of national with lots of hope. And soon, “Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years” reconciliation talks aimed atmdr,, perhaps, we will be able to ing nearly a decade of civil war. ' *Sg|^ nce good news,” Gemayel The official opening of the said: LEDOUX ELECTRIC conference was delayed until late Foreign Minister Elie Salem Penttaid The afternoon for the arrival of Syrian said he was optimistic about the (203) 649-4478 24 BIRCH ST. Vice President Abdel Halim Khad- conference and said, “ I think TEL. 643-6247 dam, scheduled to land in Geneva everyone is tired of going on.” • i^rm “O v e r 25 Years Service' 643-4444 at S: 34 p.m. (11:30 a.m. E S T ). Druze radio in Beirut, however, F.T.D. Druze leader Walid Jumblatt reported today that Jumblatt and NEW CONStRUCTKM - REPAINS - REWIRING MASTER CHARGE had not appeared by Monday Shiite Moslem rebel leader Nabih SERVICES CHANCED - APPLIANCES INSTALLED WORLD WIDE morning at the conference hotel, SWIMMING POOL WIRING - OUTDOOR UGHTtNG AMERICAN EKPHESS Berri had agreed "on the necessity ADDITIONS - R€C ROOMS ~ WATER HEATERS SERVICE . of bringing Amin Gemayel to reckoning for the massacres and W e iss c u ts breaking the Lebanese SPECIALIZING IN WE SERVICE ANO MSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL constitution.” SUPERIOR MUFFLERS AIR CONDITIONING - GEFRIGERATION "The military escalation which $154,062 in the Lebanese Front espouses and DON W ILUS GARAGE, INC. HEATING Ofid 6HEET METAL its suggestions of partition specialists From the tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit, to their specialty also. Custom Kitchen Center threaten the conference with fail WHEEL ALIGNMENT . BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SEHa'Ct school plan ure,” the radio quoted the two g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g the largest and most complex kitchen installa has the know-how to redo a bath into a New Eivland Mechmical ServiMS, Ihc. rebel leaders as saying. Propane Cylinders Filled tion, Cuttom Kitchen Center is equipped to showplace. Bathroom fixtures, plumbing, tile, A cut of $154,062 in the Board of Ih Syria, President Hafez Assad Air Conditioning Service handle the job! They are professionals who do sinks and countertops, flooring can update and 166 TUNNEL RD. Education's budget request for placed his brother Rifaat Assad TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET next year has been recommended high in line to succeed him as •*•-<53' MANCHESTER CONN 06040 VERNON, CT. 06086 the complete job — from cabinets, plumbing improve the beauty of any home. 871-1111 by General Manager Robert B. president and Soviet 'Pditburo and electrical to floor covering and Visit Uem at their new location, 25 0)cott Weiss, leaving the budget at member Geidar Aliev praised appliances. Street, Manchester. They can help you with $22,934,329. Syria’s position "in the face of . NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 9-1 Weiss,8ays bis recommendation American imperialism.” Bathroom remodeling and installation are your remodeling plans from start to finish! SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy amounts to a 7 percent increase Khaddam was promoted from Senior Citizen Discounts over this year’s budget. foreign minister to vice president For Only *15““ Lowest Prices in Area The Board of Education asked in the government shuffle. for a total budget of $23,088,391, In Beirut, clashes along the line CROWN PHARMACY which would have been an increase dividing the Christian eastern A Week, Your PRESCRIPTION CENTER of $1,875,100, or 8.84 percent, over sector of the capital from the AHMAD K. ALTAF 3M Wssi Csnisr SInsi this year. Moslem-held west continued spo In a letter to Leonard E. Seader, radically early today. At least 18 Rsgisisrsd PhsmscIsl Msnehsslsr, Cl. OSOSO Herald photo by Tarquinio 1203) 0400312 chairman of the Board of Educa people died Saturday in the worst M MILS tion, Weiss said that in arriving at Ad Can Be Here! DON WILUS DARAGE PROMPT, PERSONAL FROM fighting in a month. COVRTEOVS SERPICE WE DELIVER MCDONALINALtn his figure he recognized all in The Switzerland conference had State championship creases in educationally related' to tackle Moslem demands for a revenue as a direct benefit to the change in power sharing by the Backup goalie Chris Poshpeck of East Catholic High Mannix used all of his bench in 9-2 victory over North EVERYTHING IN GLASS A t 89#n on PM Maguino -Board of Education. Christians who now control the key ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUH PRODUCT School sits on the ice and reaches for the puck in third Haven. North Haven’s Art Bergeron (9) looks at the puck . When the Board of Directors set posts in government — the presid period action of Saturday’s state Division II champion while East’s Dan Baffin (2), Don Maxim (3) and Rob the 1983-84 budget, the General ency and a majority of seats in GREG Tedoldi (11) are in on play as well. Stories and more U WHITE (MSS n. the ■Assembly had not decided how Parliament. ship game at the New Haven Coliseum. Poshpeck was much of the Guaranteed Tax Base The talks were expected to last inserted with 8:02 left in the game as East coach Bill pictures on pages 11 and 13. CHIMNEY grant would be given to towns. five days, said Rafik Hariri, who 6 4 9 -7 3 8 1 . When the GTB figure was set it handles Saudi efforts to mediate an SWEEP was higher than expected, and end to the Lebanese war. Saudi 4 OfEH VI t:\PHKIEM t. some dispute arose over distribu Arabia and Syria have observer 31 BI8SELL ST. MANCHESTER 644-0007 tion of the added amount. status for the conference. •MIRRORS «SH0 WER DOORS «STORE FRONTS Fully GM defect trial to begin Tuesday Weiss says be has counted as A conference last October in •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 94 Carman Rd., Manchester Insured qew revenue for the Board of Geneva failed to produce results Education, the entire $920,510. and Lebanon slipped into progres Bv Frank T, Csonoos until Tuesday. It is expected to last bile Omega. automaker expects to be "fully increase in the GTB grant and an sively heavier fighting until Mos United Press International six weeks. A t the time the suit was tiled in vindicated " in court. C urtis J. Be EIECTRONICS additional increment recom-' lem rebels triumphed over the Sourcesclosetothesuit,inwhich August, the National Highway Johnson said it is true GM mended by Gov. William O'Neill. army, driving it from west Beirut WASHINGTON — A federal the government is seeking more Traffic Safety Administration had engineers made suggestions in Mathes STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV ■ Weiss also cites the decrease of to the south of the capital. judge has postponed until Tuesday than $4 million in penalties, said received more than 2,100 driver modifying the X-car, but these SALES AND SERVICE 251 students to a total of 6,979 as a ’The conference at the Beau a trial at which General Motors Justice Department and GM attor- reports of rear brake lockup, the proposals had nothing to do with HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER basis for his recommendation. Rivage Hotel was accompanied by Corp. says it will fight for its neys have conducted negotiations government said. The reports safety. VMm • Televisios • Stsres ' He has scheduled a second intense security precautions. Steel reputation against charges it aimed at obtaining an out-of-court involved more than 14 deaths and mmmeeeedeeeeeemeeemeee meeting of the Board of Directors plates blocked windows Of the knowingly manufactured 1.1 mil- settlement. 75 ihjuries, it said, and the Board of Education on the meeting hail, barbed wire ringed lion X-cars with defective brakes. "There have been negotiations Internal GM documents ob- WEEKEND SPECIAL budget. That meeting will be the palatial 1861 structure and The Justice Department civil with proposals going back and tained by the Justice Department Illa lU C I V U 4 1 j Rm iI VCR a 3 Movies $19.95 March 15 at 8 p.m. sandbags protected the entrance. 273 WJMIDOLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS suit contends GM knew in advance forth between the two parties," a indicate the automaker has re- MANCHESTER______S4S-340I______the cars had defective brakes but government official said. “ It’s ceived numerous consumer com- 20 pages, 2 sections JACK BERTRAND 643-1262' went ahead and manufactured been a two-way process.” plaints concerning the X-car. 17 them anyway. It also charges the Justice Department and GM “These documents, from GM s bu5| „ ^ . . . . MERCURY Specialising in Wine§ Execution of Autry automaker with failing to recall officials declined comment on the own files, reveal that General ciassiiied...... is-19 the cars to fix the alleged defects. matter except to say they expect to Motors first learned of the ten- comics...... 8 DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The O LCO n PACKAGE STORE "The government charges are fight out the case in court. dency of the X-car to experience Entertainment...... 17 854 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER. CT. completely false,” a M spokesman The government contends the rear brake lockup from their own ...... Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been Pine Shopping Plata will not be televised Phono 646-2796 •MK said. “ First, the X-cars are safe, defect results in the lockup of the test drivers during pre-production . io in operation at 18 Main St. DON W ILLIS has always And since they are safe, there is no rear brakes during which the testing of the car, thegove^nient opinion...!!'!!'!!!!'..... !....!.!.!.» NO SERVICE CHARGE DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE By Olive Tollev other inmates, has had three need t6 recall. We intend to fight driver often loses complete control said in documents filed witft^u.b. peopietoin ...... 2 specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto w m previous execution dates, but each AJI-L CCDL>ir*C On* ol Manehadw'i Largad Sdfcllona 01 Ftourd C —I In United Press International for our reputation.” of the vehicle. District Court. I Sports...... ii-is Slock. Our Vokim* Smm* You Monty, lev* 01 Spi has been delayed by appeals. tor • Hotolt • AkUiiM • Stoamstopt mobiles. DON W ILLIS INC. take great pride in their Judge Thomas Jackson, citing a The cars involved are the GM attorney Elmer JOhnson Television a f Mictor CkoiDO sad VIss AeeooM HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The He came within 30 minutes of •27 MsIr Shtsl Mandwstor TswAShselc... scheduling conflict, postponed the Chevrolet Citation, Pontiac Pho- said m a video tape prepared for weather 2 work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee h n « S CImMi CMkM up MIIBSM Texas Board of Corrections today execution Oct. 4 when Supreme non-jury trial in U.S. District Court enix, Buick Skylark and Oldsmo- the firm s employees that the •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • that is not mere words it's ACTION. DON WILLIS has unanimously rejected a death row Court Justice Byron White stayed inmate's request to televise his his death sentence. Autry was Hundreds of been in business for 54 years because he does quality execution Wednesday. strapped to a gurpey with intrav MINIT-MAN PRINTING “ I think it would not be proper enous needles in his arms for more Designs & Styles work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. 4S9 CSNTSR BT.MIANCHSSTaR S46.17T7 for this board to be given that than an hour before he won the DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE responsibility to decide whether reprieve. The experience left him Atlanta debate features Mondaie blast 0M8UTE NBIM 8 MFIM MMtt it’s public or not public or make a so shaken that guards had to help PCRSONAL T€€ STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto ISW COST HMMTIM deviation from what is done now,” hold him up while he walked back By Cloy F. Richards before “ Super Tuesday” when 11 clearly the other candidates were profit tax and that gave big oil $250 P6raon6li