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Manchester, Conn. Wednesday April1,1981 25 C e n ts Reagan walking; Nferit suspect probed municate through the medium of WASHINGTON (U P D - President Related stories and pic­ Reagan got out of his hospital bed for television " a walk today and aides said he might tures on page .’1 . "We would sure be hopeful that sometime next week he could be Harvey the rabbit, a perenlal patient in the Harvey's neck. Checking Harvey’s vital return to the White House by next Hinckley's lather, a wealthy week. Police probed evidence the back in the White House, " Baker pediatrics unit at Manchester Memorial signs during the surgery were Joy Colorado oilman hired Washington's said. young drifter charged with shooting best known criminal law firm - Hospital, underwent major surgery Tuesday Henneberger, left and Vickie Neff of East Reagan and his wife Nancy stayed him was seeking the love of a teen­ Williams and Connolly — to defend afternoon. Performing the operation is Mrs. Hartford, both real patients. (Herald photo up until 11 p m EST Tuesday to age niovie star. the suspect. Law enforcement of­ John Henneberger of Hebron, shown inser­ watch'part of the .Academy Awards by Richmond) White House Chief of Staff James ficials. meanwhile, said there was ting a piece of garden hose to strenghen Baker described Reagan as "cheer­ evidence Hinckley wanted to im­ show, which included a message the ful." said he was up and about in his press Jody Foster who played the president taped two weeks ago. aides reported hospital room and still wants to go to role of a pre-teen prostitute In the Laundies Mexico in late April to meet with movie "Taxi Driver " "The president is in good condition Unusual surgical method President Lopez Portillo. "1 will prove my love lor you but is experiencing some pain and A mid-morning medical bulletin through a historic act." the fatigue in response to his injury. " issue by Reagan's personal physi­ Washington Post said Hinckley Ruge said in the medical bulletin cian at the White House said the wrote the actress in a letter "The president slept well during the president "continues to improve as recovered from the hotel room he night and is up and walking this mor­ proves 'hare raising' well as can be expected." Dr. Daniel ning," was staying in the capital Huge added that his diet has been .As the president's condition im­ Baker added that Reagan By BARBARA RICHMOND changed from liquid to solid food. proved steadily, presidential "experienced some discomfort over­ Herald Reporter Presidential press secretary counselor Edwin Meese reported It night " due to soreness from the operation MANCHESTER - Manchester James Brady, critically wounded "was business as usual" at the White Memorial Hospital was the site of a when he was shot in the head in the House and at the hospital where Baker said the president was very unusual surgical procedure assassination attempt, was reported some of the Oval Office functions " extremely pleased this morning" Tuesday afternoon. by the White House to be making were transferred so Reagan could to hear about the Senate's vote The ‘‘doctor” was trying to take "astounding" progress and was even resume his functions as chief Tuesday against a move that would her work seriously. But her said to have played "catch" with his executive. have restored about $1 billion in assistants didn’t share her feelings. wife Sarah from his hospital bed. Vice President George Hush took budget cuts he had recommended New Merit ‘The patient was nonplussed about Brady also was able to speak for over the president's schedule at the Baker also said he believes there the whole thing. He probably would the first time, but there was still no White House, but the president is "serious concern now with respect have rather been chewing on a indication whether he suffered any would be making the major decisons to the extent to which he iReagan) carrot. ‘The unusal patient is a six- mental impairment from the bullet from his hospital bed, aides said ought to be exposed to large crowds " foot rabbit named Harvey. He is removed from his brain after a five- "He's got a few more papers that known as the perenial patient in the hour operation. he does have to sign and we will give In a television interview. Reagan's pediatrics department. He has had Mental tests were planned today him a national security briefing son Michael, who visited his lather an appendectomy, a cast on a broken for John W. Hinckley Jr., 25. the man during the course of the day. Haker Tuesday, said on his return to Los leg ai^ several injuries that require police tackled after he allegedly said on CBS. Angeles that the president told him hundreds of bandages. fired six shots at Reagan, also woun­ The White House has not released he would still like to throw out the Harvey was donated to the ding Brady, a Secret Service officer any pictures of Reagan in the first ball at the opening game of the pediatrics unit about three years ago and a Washington policeman outside hospital, but Baker said Reagan 1981 baseball season in Cincinnati at Eastertime and he’s used for pre­ axiowntuwn totel Monday. “ will shortly be able to com­ next V.'ednesdav op teaching for the young patients. He even gets to room with some of his young friends. Ultralights! Perform ing the surgery on Brady able to speak Tuesday was Mrs. John Henneberger of Hebron. Assisting WASHINGTON (UPl) - White weakened condition, Ruge said improve, be said her were her daughter, Joy, and House press secretary James Brady, Brady was taken oft a respirator Brady is still seriously ill, hut Vickie Neff of E^st Hartford. Both recovering from delicate surgery today and "is breathing well. " the we re very hopeful. " presidential young ladies have had recent that removed a bullet from his brain, doctor said counselor Edwin Meese said earlier Now the MERIT idea has been introduced at only 4 mg tar- appendectomies and are recovering is able to speak and to breathe "Mr. James Brady's condition tiKlay in an NBC interview "He's nicely. without a respirator, doctors said continues to improve as he remains makinc astounding progress " Mrs. Henneberger noticed that today. in critical condition, " Ruge said White House chief of staff .lames Harvey was having trouble holding Dr. Daniel Ruge. the president's "Physicians continue to be New MERIT Ultra Lights. A milderMEMTf)r those whoprefer his big head, with its big ears, up so cautiously optimistic as Mr Brady's Baker said Brady's condition personal physician, said today that "miraculouslv continues to improve she decided major surgery was “Harvey” the six-foot, long-eared patient at Manchester Brady now can move his left arm neurological condition continues to an ultra low tar cigarette. necessary. Harvey was put on a sur­ Memorial Hospital was checked out Tuesday after un­ and leg, and "it is anticipated that he gical table and an incision was made may be able to sit up in his hospital (in his seam of course). Along with a dergoing major surgery in the pediatrics department at the hospital. Mrs. John Henneberger of Hebron, performed the bed in a few days," lot of cotton batting, the doctor also Brady was the most critically in­ New MERIT Ultra Lights. Its going to set a whole new taste inserted part of a garden hose in an operation to strengthen Harvey’s neck. Assisting her were her jured in the attempt Monday on operation that certainly was an daughter, Joy, a real patient, center, and Vickie Neff of East President Reagan's life, and initial I example of innovative surgery. Hartford, another patient. (Herald photo by Richmond) reports had indicated doctors were standard for ultra low tar smoking Harvey was complete with a sur­ uncertain he would survive. But gical cap holding down his ears and performed. feeling fine a few moments later. today Brady "played catch" with his the "aides” kept track of his vital The doctor then closed the incision Hospital personnel said he's one wife, Sarah, and demonstrated his signs while the surgery was being and Harvey was sitting up and patient who doesn't want to leave. ability to move in spite of his Jury weighs AAetheney's fate By MARTIN KEARNS Assistant U.S, Attorney Albert truthfully. Herald Reporter man with the mouth of Eugene Dabrowski, at the time, was Gilliland together with a man of ac­ In closing remarks for the defense. HARTFORD — A federal jury explaining a possible motive for the tion, Chuck Metheney, then you have Metheney's court-appointed lawyer late Tuesday began deliberating the bombing, and his argument heralded an explosion of another kind. " attacked the credibility of the fate of Charles Norman Metheney, the emotional climax which Both Gilliland’s and Metheney’s government's witnesses, at one point 19, the white West Virginian who Tuesday's proceedings brought to testimony directly contradicted each accusing Gilliland of wearing the faces up to 11 years’ imprisonment the six-day long trial. “There are other, and Dabrowski conceded sweatshirt the prosecution alleged for his alleged involvement in last some people in Manchester, Connec­ “credibility is an issue," but said Metheney wore during the bombing. October's firebombing of a black ticut, who don’t view the Harris’ as Gilliland has no reason to lie and Referring to the evidence.,Thomds merit family's Manchester home. ordinary people, but in their own every reason to tell the truth. Dennis, defense attorney said. "This Metheney is charged by federal words, as 'nigger,'” he said. The government Nov. 18, 1980 (the shirt) was going to be the nail -U ltra Lig h ts- prosecutors with intimidating and Appearing earlier as a prosecu­ signed a plea-bargaining agreement that permanently closed the coffin interfering with the civil rights of tion witness was Eugene Gilliland, with Gilliland in which he was on Chuck Metheney." Dennis surther Lucendia Harris, Bruce Meggett, 18, of Manchester, who admitted to promised conviction on a reduced alleged that after Gilliland was Nattuuilel Graham and the four Harris planning a similar bombing in either charge in return for his testimony released Oct. 31, 1980 on bond, he children, and with possession of an July or August. Gilliland was con­ against Metheney. "Sometimes we corroborated his testimony with two unregistered destructive device, victed in state court of accessory to find people like Gene Gilliland who other prosecution witnesses before Regular & known as a Molotov cocktail. third-degree arson after he agreed to won’t testify until they are promised signing the plea-bargaining agree­ As the prosecution began its testify against Metheney, whom he a deal,” said Dabrowski. ment. Menthol closing argument, Mrs. Harris, met In Army Reserve training. Nonetheless, Dabrowski sought to Eric Donze, a third suspect who whose Brent Road home sustained “It doesn't take much common Impress jurors with the stipulation has not been charged in the firebom­ heavy fire damage in the late-night sense to figure out that Gehe In the agreement which gives the bing, and his brother, Blaine Donze, First Lady Nancy Reagan surrounded by security guards attack, left the courtroom where Gilliland is a big talker, and that he government authority to reinstate both testified against Metheney. leaves George Washington Hospital Tuesday after visiting her family has sat for more than a doesn't like ‘niggers',” said Gilliland’s original first-degree ar­ Dennis, however, pointed to what he President Reagan. (UPl photo) week in tears. 'Ddbrowski, who added, "You bring a son charge, should he fail to testify Please turn lu page 6 m en th o l ultra low tab In sports Outside today "ig"iar:' 0.4 mg nicotine av. per cigareiie by FTC Method Inside today Oscar awards Food/Cuisine Builneis...... 12 Lottery...... 2 Hollywood opens the 53rd annual Desserts that complement a busy Bob Gainey sparks Canadiens . . Chance of showers this after­ CUialfled ... .2^23 Obituaries ...... 6 Academy Awards ceremony with work schedule and plans for the Artis Gilmore too much for Knicks noon. Scattered showers tonight, MERIT ending late at night Partly cloudy, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Comics...... 11 Sports...... 7-10 repeated applause for President spring Cook ‘n’ Tour programs are in NBA playoff .. Page 7. 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News Highlights lANFHANO»eo vice president L O t A N M I WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice President George Bush UWT is concentrating on making sure the world knows the Briefing / L O W ^ E S T United States’ government is functioning normally, but TEMStRATUWB ,CCLU asks chief )2 the White House emphasizes he is not taking on the role EAST HARTFORD — William Olds, executive direc­ of acting president. tor of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, has called on ^ I— t f M r r Bush ’Tuesday chaired a Cabinet meeting — but sat in Police Chief Clarence Drumm to rescind an' order he HH**“ (Z3*" the vice president’s seat — and met with congressional issued some four months ago. leaders and the prime minister of the Netherlands. The general order Issued by the chief permits searches un WEATHtn FOTOCAtT • I Besides the regular staff and national security Solidarity OKs deal of department employees’ desks, lockers and police briefings scheduled today. Bush planned to have lunch vehicles, without benefit of warrants. with CIA Director William Casey and in late afternoon GDANSK, Poland (UPI) — Solidarity’s leadership Olds said the union believes that police offers should see Dr. Garrett Fitzgerald, the opposition party leader of ratified a deal with the Communist government enjoy the protection of the Fourth Amendment, the same VTEMP Ireland — meetings planned before Monday’s assassina­ canceling a general strike, but militants charged union as other government employees and private citizens. tion attempt on President Reagan. leader Lech Walesa “sold out” and a Pentagon analyst The order was Issued in D ^ember to aid investigations In his stand-in role for Reagan ’Tuesday, Bush kept a said Moscow was closer to intervention despite the com­ into reports of. stolen or missing police equipment. Weather low-profile, business-as-usual attitude and emphasized promise. the government hierarchy was not out of place. The official cancellation of Tuesday’s strike came in “Everything seemed so normal,” Bush told Dutch one of the most fractious meetings of the union’s 41- Denial appealed Prime Minister Andreas Van Agt, recalling his 10-minute member national commission. The deal forged by Walesa morning meeting at George Washington University was approved in a vote of 22-4, with six abstentions and VERNON — Owners of property ontRoute 30, who were denied a zone change for a proposed rent-subsidized Hospital with Reagan. “We feel very relieved in this nine not attending the session — possibly in a boycott. country at what appears to be a very speedy recovery.” apartment complex, are appealing the decision of the - _ ■ I I M I I Zoning Commission. Today’s forecast ’The 10-minute visit. Bush added, made him “feel the Bety Gessay Kristofak and Elizabeth Peterson, proper­ Sunshine followed by increasing cloudiness and same thing the country feels — a great sense of relief, the feeling he is on the road to recovery,” Bomb wrecks office ty owners, applied to the commission to rezone K acres becoming windy. Chance of showers this afternoon. Marine MP’s stand guard Tuesday outside holding John W. Hinckley Jr., 25, who is ac- of industrial land to planned residential development. Highs in the 60s. Scatter^ showers tonight ending late at '"The important thing to note ... is that the White House did not skip a beat; the government did not skip a beat,” the correctional facility at the Marine Corps cused of shooting President Reagan and SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) — A powerful TTirough their attorney, Martin B. Burke, they filed night. Lows around 40. ’Thursday partly cloudy windy and papers in Tolland County Superior Court Tuesday to ask mild. Highs in the 60s. Southeasterly winds increasing to said acting White House press secretary Larry Speakes. base at Quantico, Va., where the FBI is three others Monday. (UPI photo) bomb planted bv presumed leftist insurgents demolished Bush is “sitting in on the meetings the president would a U.S.-owned Citibank office in San Salvador and rebel the court to reverse the commission’s decision. ’The 15 to 25 mph today shifting to westerly late tonight. papers charge that denial of the zone change was con- Northwesterly winds 20 to 30 mph ’Thursday. have attended were he here,” and is “directing the staff and government forces battled in the countryside. to look into certain matters as they may come up,” Officials said the bodies of at least 32 victims of tra| 7 to evidence presented to the compnission. They also vice President George Bush leaves the Speakes said. political violence were found scattered around the Cen­ claim the property isn’t suited to industrial'development. WhltffHouse Tuesday enroute to pay a visit “There has been no transfer of authority from the Actress seen as motive tral American country Tuesday. Three people passing by ’The Town Council and the Planning Commission backed Extended outlook to President Reagan, recuperating from a president to the vice president,” said Bush’s press in a car were slightly injured by the bank bombing in the the proposal submitted by the developers. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Just source closely familiar with the in­ never met Hinckley, sources said he Extended outlook for New England Friday through gunshot wound. (UPI photo) secretary, Peter Teeley. phoned her and that she received "a capital Sunday: before Monday's assassination vestigation of the wounding of Reagan couple” of his letters. Masgachuseltg, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair attempt, the troubled young man and three others just blocks from the Assistant chief named The plans described in the last Friday. Chance of showers Saturday. Fair Sunday. Highs wrote a letter to a teenage film star White House Monday. "She’s the letter written Monday ' made it Shuttle almost ready EAST HARTFORD — James Harrison has been ap- in the 60s Friday and Saturday cooling to the 50s Sunday. he idolized and told her he planned to key.” pointecf as assistant chief in the East Hartford Fire Haig, Weinberger clash kill President Reagan to win her "This guy had her (Miss Foster) precisely clear what was going lo Overnight lows mostly in the 40s. Little Susan Waite keeps a close eye on her on a pedestal,” said another federal happen and why, " one source said, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — Top space agency Department, Chief Thomas Dawson announced Tuesday Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Chance of WASHINGTON (UPI) - denied Haig and Weinberger fought others — reopened wounds left by a affection, law enforcement sources father, Donald Waite, as he registeres to source, "He thought this would im­ adding it appeared Hinckley thought officials checked the readiness of the nation’s first afternoon. showers Saturday. Clearing south and chance fo showers Secretary of State Alexander Haig say. over command of the White House bitter struggle last week over who press her so much she would fall in an assassination would reusable spaceship today in deciding whether to permit vote Tuesday at polling place for local 134U Dawson said Harrison is a 26-year veteran of the north Sunday. Lows in the 30s, Highs in the mid 40s to mid and Defense Secretary Caspar situation room after Reagan was would direct the administration’s FBI agents and police searching department, having been appointed on March 24,1955. He love with him. " “demonstrate his manllnes. or his next week's launch of John Young and Robert Crippen of the United Mine Workers district 6 In New 50s. Weinberger clashed over a sensitive shot in the chest Monday in an crisis management team. the Washington hotel room of John was promoted to lieutenant in 1973 and captain in 1978. Chief FBI spokesman Roger stats.” aboard the Columbia. Lexington, Ohio. Patrick Stalter, left, passes Vermont: Mostly sunny Friday. Chance of showers national security issue during the attempted assassination. Reagan chose Vice President W. Hinckley Jr., found the unmailed The Kennedy Space Center has recommended that the letter to actress Jodie Foster. It was Yoihig said: “By definition, we’re ”1 will prove my love for you out ballots to miners as they register to vote Saturday. Partly cloudy Sunday. High in the 50s and 60s. tense hours when President Reagan Baker said Haig did “a hell of a George Bush instead of Hang, through a historic act. " The NationaLAeronautics and Space Administraton, headed Lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. dated and timed as "virtually his dealing with an extremely troubled on the proposed UMW contract. (UPI photo) Garage fire was incapacitated, administration job.” reportedly at the urging of Baker man.” Washington Post said Hinckley by acting administrator Alan Lovelace, approve a 6:50 . sources say. last act before stepping out the Presidential counselor Edwin and Meese, Investigative sources said wrote. a m. EST Friday. April 10 launch for the revolutionary VERNON — A fire Tuesday extensively damaged a ’’They clearly had a dis­ door” to go to the Washington Hilton Meese also insisted there had been CBS News quoted sources as Hinckley, 25, due to undergo psy­ The assassination attempt spaceship seven-car garage at 160 High St. The damaged was agreement,” one source said. “It no row. ’’Both men talked to me saying Haig’s argument with Hotel, scene of Monday’s shooting, Miners reject contract primarily confined to two bays. The garage is owned by chiatric tests today, pursued his resembled a scene in Miss Foster's Lovelace was expected to accept the space center National forecast was not over who was in control. It today and that just simply didn’t Weinberger broke out when Haig sources said. A Wayne and Pamela Stone of ^ u th Windsor, according to crush on precocious Miss Foster by best-known movie, "Taxi Driver.” recommendation today was not considered a shouting match happen,” Meese said in an interview returned to the situation room after The sources said FBI officials WASHINGTON (UPI) — Worried that non-union coal records in the assessor’s office. By United Press International following her to Yale University in which she played a prostitute In Spokesman Hugh Harris said the agency’s manage­ or a big row.” with the Public Broadcasting Ser­ appearing on television. Weinberger believe Hinckley was so obsessed in operations might threaten their jobs, soft coal miners Fire officials believe the fire was started from sparks City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc when she enrolled last autumn and the movie, actor Robert Ue Niro told ment. which met all day Tuesday, was making a thorough The sources said the issue in ques­ vice. felt Haig had encroached on his turf, his infatuation for Miss Foster, 18. throughout Appalachia rebuffed their union’s leadership from a torch that was used in the garage earlier in the Albuquerque c 66 33 .... Louisville pc he hoped to “impress her” with the by sending her half a dozen letters. a woman that if she rejected him. he review of all aspects of flight preparations before 40 30 .03 tion concerned national security and But the sources said Haig’s abrupt the network said. and soundly rejected a tentative contract by a 2-1 margin. day. ’The fire was under control in less than five minutes. Anchorage r Memphis c 84 53 assassination attempt, even One or more of the letters allegedly would carry out an assassination, signaling the go-ahead to Columbia pilots Young and Asheville r 80 60 .02 Miami Beach c 78 71 was too sensitive to reveal. decision to announce to the nation CBS quoted one Haig critic as The vote Tuesday extends indefinitely a United Mine Fire Chief Donald Maguda said. contained threats to kili Reagan. De Niro then went to a political Crippen. Atlanta r 86 61 .76 Milwaukee cy 'White House chief of staff James over television from the White saying Haig’s behavior “was like fashioning it after a scene in her The decision is an important one. It represents a new Workers strike that began last Friday when the old con­ biggest movie, Although Miss Foster issued a rally carrying three guns, but did not Billings pc 58 43 .... Minneapolis cy Baker acknowledged a "difference House that he was “in charge” — being at a funeral and suddenly some get close enough to a pre.sidential stage in the nation’s troubled nine-year, $9.6 billion effort tract ran out and raises prospects of another long and Birmingham r 86 63 .46 Nashville c "He did it for her, ” said one statement Tuesday saying she had of opinion” had existed. But he without first telliqg Baker and guy gets up and starts tap dancing.” candidate to shoot to develop an efficient, cost-effective space transporta­ costly walkout in the coal fields. No major effect on the New rectory planned Boston pc 70 42 New Orlens pc .02 U.S. economy and energy supply is expected for several tion system EAST HARTFORD — Plans are being made to build Brwnsvll Tx.pc New York pc months because utilities have a four-month coal stockpile a new rectory for Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Buffalo cy so 40 Oklahom Cty c and 56 percent of U.S. coal production is non-union. Intensive probe continues Church. ’The new building will cost an estimated $100,0(XI Charlstn S.C. r 80 62 .08 Omaha c 82 60 March started to $125,000 and will be built on May Street, adjacent to the Charltt N.C. cy Philadelphia pc NOW... Chicago e 87 SO Phoenix c 82 SO tSERVICEJ church. There’s a TOP NOTCH near you: AT TOP NOTCH! Cleveland r 75 56 Pittsburgh cy 73 51 into reaction of agents WE WILL ACCEPT HARTFORD (UPI) — Social activist Ned Coll has Zinc coins planned ’The existing rectory is two blocks away from the Columbus r 82 so Portland M. cy 64 e begun a 100-mile march to the New York border to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secret Service Monday. Warner said preliminary in­ East Hartford Manchester church and that has been sold. Plans for the building, Dallas c 79 41 Portland Ore. r S2 42 .00 dications are the agents made no mis­ 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN protest poverty and the failure of authorities to solve the which will be one-story of cinder-block construction spokesman Jack Warner cradled his WASHINGTON (UPI) — ’The copper penny doesn’t Denver pc S6 40 Providence pc 75 41 .... takes. murders of black children in Atlanta. make sense anymore, so the Treasury Department wants designed along the lines of the church, have been sub­ Des Moines pc Richmond ry 80 53 .... forehead in his hand and rubbed his eyes. Manchester Middletown Coll and six supporters left the state Capitol Tuesday. mitted to the town’s department of Inspections and Per­ Detroit c ■ St. Louis c 87 52 .... He’d had less than two hours’ sleep in the The agents, some brandishing 9mm Uzi 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 to start producing coins made mostly of zinc. submachine guns, immediately jumped VISA He said they would stop at colleges along the way to drum With a thin coating of copper, the new zinc coins would mits. If approved, construction will probably start in late Duluth cy 36 34 Salt Lak Ctypc 51 46 .... last 30. He had gone through interview El Paso c 71 36 San Antonio c 83 56 .... the gunman. Jerry S. Parr, phief of the up student volunteers to tutor and spend time with poor look the same as the traditional penny, but would be 20 spring. after interview, but still the questions per­ STORE HOURS: children “to prevent them from drifting and floating Hartford pc 71' 38 San Diego cy -67 61 .... sisted : White House Secret Service detail, shoved MINIMUM PURCHASE ‘ 3 0 .0 0 . percent lighter. Treasury officials said Tuesday. And Honolulu pc 84 77 San Francisc r 56 so .08 the wounded president into his limousine. MAXIMUM PURCHASE DEPENDS through society ' they would cost about $50 million less to make. —Had the Secret Servige failed in let­ SUN.9A.M.to 5RM. DM YDUR BANK APPRDVAL. Indianapolis pc San Juan pc 84 76 .... ting a would-be assassin within 10 feet of .The investigation will consider “We are seeing tremendous suffering day in and day ’Treasurer Angela Buchanan told a House Banking sub­ Shrubbery planted Jacksn Mss. pc Seattle r 47 38 2 MON. THRU SAT. 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. out in poverty areas of this state, which is being ignored’’ President Reagan as he emerged from a allegations by some members of the committee production of the new coins is to begin this Jacksonville r Spokane r 43 33 2 media, that bystanders — including said Coll, director of the antipoverty Revitalization Corps fall, with the zinc pennies being phased in through 1982. EAST HARTFORD — The town has contracted with Kansas City c Tampa pc 86 68 .... Washington hotel Monday? in Hartford. —Why didn’t the agency have any Hinckley — were allowed into an area that a West Hartford nursery to plant trees, plants and shrubs Las Vegas pc Washington r 86 57 .... was supposed to be secured for reporters Little Rock c Wichita c 70 40 .... previous knowledge of John Hinckley Jr., along the banks of the Hockanum River to help prevent and cameramen, and allegations Hinckley erosion. arrested last October in Nashville traveling with three handguns? was “acting strange” as he stood among Firms share payment Latest body not child Town officials hope the plantings will spur interest in the reporters, Warner said. botany among high school students. ’The Parks and —Is there any foolproof system for IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... “None of this has been verified, but CHICAGO (UPI) — American Airlines and McDonnell ATLANTA (UPI) — Authorities said today the decom­ Recreation Department is providing about $250 for protecting the president? Douglas C^p. have agreed to share payment of damage The answers are not .expected for we’ve got to find out whether it’s fiction or posed body of a black male pulled from the Chat­ students to build bird sanctuaries in the habitat behind fact,” said Warner. awards in “the 1979 crash of a DC-10, which will greatly tahoochee River late Tuesday was a young man, probably the pool at the high school. several weeks — and the results will not PLEASE PICK UP YOUR speed up lawsuits filed on behalf of 273 people who died in Almanac necessarily be made public. “We’re reviewing each person’s func­ with no connection to the city’s string of 23 slain and mis­ tion” in interviews of agents, other law the nation's worst air disaster. sing children. The Secret Service is investigating In the out-of-court settlement Tuesday, the airline and whether all possible steps were taken to enforcement officers and eyewitnesses, S p a c e COLOR SALE CIRCULAR The partially nude body was found in the river several he said. “It is imperative we interview the manufacturer agreed to share paying damages miles from where the body of Timothy Hill, the 21st vic­ New panel formed safeguard Reagan just before and after granted in past and future suits sterhming from the May the president and three others, including them as soon as possible,” he added, tim, was discovered Monday. By United Press International befo:^ memories lapse. AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! 25, 1979, crash of American Airlines Flight 191 near Clad only in a T-shirt, the body appeared to officials to SOUTH WINDSOR - In an effort to find out why the agent Timothy McCarthy, were wounded O’Hare International Airport. Today is Wednesday, April 1, the 91st day of 1981 with be that of a black teen-ager at first, but an autopsy early Sewer Commission granted a surcharge abatement to 274 to follow. It’s April Fool’s Day. Details of the landmark settlement were not disclosed. today established the victim as over 20 years of age. Nuway Tobacco Co., the Town Council has formed a The moon is moving toward its new phase. 'The agreement means there will be no full court hearing Latest assassination try DON’T MISS IT! There had been immediate speculation that the body three-member panel. ’The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. on the question of who was at fault in the crash, the worst might have been that of 15-year-old Joseph Bell, missing Mayor Eldward Havens asked the council to form the in U.S. aviation history. Such a suit between the two giant The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. since March 2. But the autopsy, conducted at a funeral committee after a report from the Sewer Commission Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. corporations could have lasted years. home in suburban Douglasville, ruled that out. showed the finn hadn’t paid the surcharge since 1979. fans gun control flames McDonnell Douglas attorney Norman J. Barry said the Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff was born April “This is not Joseph Bell,” $aid Douglas County Sheriff ’The company originally asked for the abatement when 1, 1873. CUPiSAVE...THESE COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STORES! agreement will have a “very, very material effect on Ear( Lee, ‘”rhis is a black male who looks about 70 inches it was installing equipment to process its own sludge. But By United Press International number of New York legislators doubted On this date in history: the shooting would lead to them. rapid disposition " of about 160 damage suits pending. tall and weighs about 150-175 pounds.” that equipment isn’t in place yet. As it was with the killings of John and In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, began paying the fire depart­ Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. In Oklahoma, Democratic House HALF GALLON JU M B O RO LL 2 0 o z . LO A F ment a regular salary. Ordinary firemen drew $60 a year. and John Lennon, interest in handgun con­ Speaker Dan Draper said no gun legisla­ S W E E T L IF E In 1918, the Royal Air Force was founded and two (/ trol has .been rekindled by the shooting of tion is pending in his state legislature and S W E E T L IF E S W E E T L IF E months later Britain began bombing industrial targets in President Reagan. he doesn’t anticipate any. A Germany from French bases in World War I. Calls for tougher curbs intensified In 1931, Virne “Jackie” Mitchell, 19, became the first Tuesday, but even many supporters , “ It has always been my view that people ICE PAPER WHITE People Talk woman to sign with an all-male baseball team. She joined doubted success, citing powerful foes in­ who are going to carry guns will get guns the Chattanooga, Tenn., club. cluding the National Rifle Association and anyway,” he said. “I really question In 1975, Communist troops from the north swept into. the president himself. whether gun control laws would have CREAM TOWELS BREAD South Vietnam towns on the central coast and an attack “Personally, I’m for gun control,” said made any difference in this kind of Animal anguish ,on,Saigon followed. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill. “But I’m violence.” Deglamorizing dope Glimpses talking about the facts of life. I don’t think Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne said laws Beautiful blonde Sigrid Gebel-Williams is married to A thought for the day: German philosopher Friedrich gun control can pass’’ in the 97th need to be strengthened to stop the car­ New York’s Cardinal Terence Cooke wants to enlist ’The First All Children’s Theater will be saluted at a Wilhelm Nietzsche said, “Blessed are the forgetful, for nage. She urged the U.S. Conference of the world’s top animal trainer — and she’s afraid of famous sports and music personalities in a campaign to Congress. animals. benefit April 13 that will star some of Broadway’s up-and- they get the better of their blunders.” Mayors to create a gun control committee “deglamorize” drug and alcohol use among teen-agers. The attempted assassination of Reagan ”1 wouldn’t even walk over to that llama alone,” she coming young stars, including Paul Sorvlno, Marianne stirred gun control talk in statehouses to lobby for tough legislation. But at least one famous dancer wasn’t Interesteid. T. Tatum and Catherine Carr of “Barnum,” Allison Smith “The tragic wounding of President said at Madison Square Garden, where her husband, Vincent Learson, chairman of the Cardinal’s Commission from New York to Nevada. The mood was Gunther Gebel-Williams, performs spectacularly with and the other orphans from “Annie” and Priscilla Lopez mixed. Reagan and the others in Washington on Youth, Drugs and Alcohol, said he tried to enlist “a and David Garrison from “A Day in Hollywood — A Monday is a horror that must not be met the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus that famous male ballet star” but was turned down. (Ihe Bfrali* New York Gov. Hugh Carey said stiffer opens tonight. Night in the Ukraine” ... Andre Watts is back home in gun laws are needed nationwide, but a by words alone,” said Mrs. Byrne. c Official Manche$ter Newipaper 0 Cooke has at least one “name” volunteer — Nancy a New York for his Carnegie Hall recital April 8, then con­ She says she can cope only with little animals. “I’ve Reagan, who told Cooke she was interested in getting in­ raised 12 tigers, 12 cougars, six leopards, one giraffe, two tinues his concert tour with recitals in Philadelphia April USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 154 volved in programs to halt teen-age drug abuse. 10 and Chicago April 12 ... Swedish soprano Laila -jjas/uoMA- kids and one miniature poodle.” she said,- ”I’m still The New York Archdiocese will form a Special Actioi) Published daily except Sunday and certain training one husband.” Andersson makes her debut at New York’s Metropolitan Office to train p “special cadre” of priests, nuns, and lay holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Opera April 3 as “Salome” .... 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Mail rates are they were upsetting the area’s delicate ecology. with Gilda Radner. Numbers drawn ’Tuesday: available on request. Cleveland Amory, who heads the Fund For Animals, He should fit right into the zany goings on — he says DRESS SHOP organized the helicopter airlift of nearly 600 burros out of Connecticut 649 he’s a graduate of Rome’s Gregorian University- Maine 480 To place a classified or display advertisement, or at Piccadilly Square Grand Canyon. Some are being adopted, others are being Seminary and the Marconi School of Broadcasting, i sold to help pay for the rescue operation. Vermont 602 to report a news item, story or picture idea, call Rt. 83 Talcottville, Ct Reggio Calabria branch. .And he promises l!b attend New Hampshire 4988 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Other celebrities who have decided to monkey around rehearsals “religiously.” Also on the show will be Jeffer­ (across from QUALITY INN) Rhode Island 4980 day through Friday. • - ' MON., TUEt., WED with the donkeys include Angie Dickinson and Cindy son Starship, newly reunited with Grace Slick. (3UALnY! UCW PRICES! Massachusetts 7556 Williams. . TEL 643-9016 S&H GREEN STAMPSTOO! 4 - THE HERALD, Wed., April 1, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed , April 1, 1981 - 5 Educators study ways to deal with pupil drop m m y Editorials MANCHESTER — Manchester school officials heard VWIe the middle school arrangement of ^ades seven teachers into a new structure. He said he felt the WeJt successful in assigning teachers to the age group they had from a member of the West Hartford school system last and eight was not his first choice, Atkins devised a plan to Hartford administration had been about 80 percent requested. o o r / Commentary night about the way that area had dealt with its maximize the contact of teachers and students within the dramatically declining enrollment. limited time available. iy Faced with a sharp drop in enrollment, the West Hart­ He organized each grade into three “teairis” of ford system was restructured several years ago and two I, everything tor Eeeterl ^ k ‘ students assigned to four teachers. These groups stayed GREENS & THINGS middle schools of grades seven and eight were formed. - together for four basic academic areas and then mixed While professional staff had Opted for a six-seven-eight together for the rest of the program (such as unified arts, ([• ^ ty •baskets •decorations ^ ^4 2«8 W. MIDOUE TURNPIKEHMANCHUTEII comhlnatlon, strong community support for continuing P.E. or foreign languages). He chose this structure to •Jolly boons •egg dye' 643-1638 « PAT UIKACH. 0WNE6 the neighborhood school concept had made the two grade provide “a fine transition” from contain^ elementary •cutouts •tsMowaro w Questions of lifting trade embargo arise again middle school idea the plan for the West Hartford type classes to the strictly departmental high school set­ C«$NtCllMVSI>EaiU. system. •cards 7 ting. The curriculum Itself did not change. Wadnaaday to Saturday Neil Atkins, director of secondary education in West He admitted the two-yedr time span was short. “I tried nible success, to use the trade several eastern European Hartford, explained the reorganization and decision­ to substitute intimacy (the team approach) for time,” he wo bavo a comploto Should the United States end by restoring trade and decisions in 1978 to release Europe enjoy a steady trade making process which had led to the restructuring two Marguerite Daisies weapon against Cuba," Weiss with the island nation, which nations. said. Actually-, the shortened time was more of an area of assortmont. its trade embargo against diplomatic relations with political prisoners and permit years ago. concern for teachers and administration than for the (yellow end white) Cuba and normalize said. Cuba, Weiss contended. families separated in the U.S. could be a fertile field for U.S. Over the past five years or , He told the planning committee of the Board of EMuca- students, he said. Students didn’t seem to be bothered by tion and a few members of the public he still prefered the diplomatic relations between “The embargo has not He listed a number of Castro and on the island to be exports. so, the U.S. has taken some it, he added. ■ siz-seven-elght combination because he felt grade six the two nations? destabilized the Castro actions in recent years which reunited; and permission for Of course, the U.S. and Cuba steps to lessen hostility Atkliis said he felt it “had been wise not to string the bunch students were "ready for a more expansive experience” restructuring (process) out,” but make most of the iMNAjl 3.99 Rep. Ted S. Weiss, D-N.Y. regime... slackened ties he said demonstrated a desire visits to the island by Cubans would continue to have serious between this country and and these students would also profit from working with th( wkods if iMkltwl fl OPEN DAILY 9 -8 changes at &e same time. jiwritan has introduced legislation between Moscow and for diplomatic relations with living abroad. political differences for the Cuba. Are we ready now for the older students. Atkins said great care was needed in reassigning _ SAT TIL 6 M a a i WIRE FLOWERS CALL FOR SUNDAY HOURS o t h c b u a calling for this, with a suppor­ Havana... nor produced any Eleven nations in the foreseeable future. But, as the step the congressman The idea was abandoned, he explained, because of WORLD WIDE m a jo r the U.S. strong support for a neighborhood school concept when it ^ ^ CARDS ACCEPTED, ting statement printed in the apparent modifications in These included an anti­ western hemisphere now have Weiss noted, differing views proposes? The question could became clear three more elementary schools would have Congressional Record. Cuban foreign policy.” hijacking agreement in 1973; a full ties with Cuba.Weiss said. haven’t prevented exchange of be an issue in the 97th to be closed under the six-seven-eight plan. For nearly two decades the America has much to gain pact on maritime boundaries In addition, Canada, Japan and diplomats and trade with the Congress. Jt merits full In making the decision, Atkins said, “there are a lot of U S. has tried, without discer­ economically and politically and fishing rights in 1977; many nations of western Soviet Union, China, arid debate. factors that go beyond what is ideal.” One has to make the best decisions based on all the interests and informa­ tion, he said. Ultimately, as long as an option is con­ sidered educationally sound, the assessment of “what the community holds most dear” is most important. “If we don’t have that support,” he said, “then we’d have trlong Lefever's words disprove stand row to hoe.” Berry's world Atkins said there were strong educational reasons for W.ASHINCITON - If President .Nixon and Henry Kissinger, who moving the ninth graders into the high school, including Heagan sticks by his nomination of finally withdrew L'.S. forces from the better opportunities for grade nine students in the high school and the fact graduation requirements could Krnest I.elever as A ssistant Vietnam But King, used some .beain to be met earlier and with more consistency. Secretary of Slate for Human Rights, scathing language to make his point, Jack Anderson the contirmation hearing seems cer­ calling the United States the tain to Ignite the first really "greatest purveyor of violence in the RECALS e.vpiosive opposition on Capitol Hill. world.” of the statements I have quoted plagued USSR, where lines for In two past columns. I've dusted Emotions had cooled down when above. His secretary told my^ foodstuffs and other goods are com­ Senior Citizens off Lefever's expressed views on Lefever wrote his article three-and- assomt^, Lucette Lagnado, that he mon.' human rights and laid thenri on the a-half years later Still, he com­ woula return her repeated calls table His own words are the best mented: "This remarkable speech “after his confirmation. " — In the murky world of inter­ evidence that he is unfit for this posi­ — its blunt, lopsided, unfactual and Lefever coupled his assault on national espionage, adversaries keep Bus is going tion. unfair attack upon the United King with a corresponding one another under constant sur­ But apparently the president States; its more subtle praise for-the enthusiastic expression of support veillance. But America's remains unpersuaded. So here is communist and revolutionary force for the white minority government overzealous James Bondsmen also to Wildwood another serving of Lefever's of liberation' and its frequent use of of South Africa. At the University of keep an ear to the keyhole of friendly philosophy, taken from the Novembei communist cliches and slogans (in Stellenbosch in the Cape province, embassies. Bugging operations are By WALLY FORTIN 1970 issue of Worldview magazine. contrast to King's customary Lefever delivered a paper in which directed against such, nations as Hi! The big news that Rene Maire, 731. Lefever wrote a virulent attack on Biblical allusionl could have been he said South Africa should be "a Canada, France, Grea^ Britain, Jor­ had us all concerned and a News has it that our good and hard working friends, the late Martin Luther King Jr . drafted in Moscow, Peking, Hanoi or close ally of the United States and ... dan, Lebanon, Mexico and Saudi b it worried was the suggesting he was playing into the assassination attempt on Em and Mike Haberem Havana a de facto member of NATO.” Arabia. Intelligence reports based are going bn a 13 day vaca­ hands of the communists and ac­ King's speech. Lefever wrote, Certainly Ernest Lefever isn't the on the monitored conversations are our president. Thank God, the news turned out very tion. They really deserve to cusing him implicitly, of treason. 'was a disservice to the American right man to speak for the United usually stamped ‘‘Epsilon,” but many nicely for the president and get away for a while and Though Lefever conceded that the people and a service to forces of States on the subject of human also carry other codes if certain we are all happy about we all wish them a happy slam civil rights leader 'cannot be revolutionary violence" At another rights. specific lisWHing techniques are that, however our prayers and successful trip. held responsible for the orgy of black point, Lefever coyly paraphrased the Footnote: For the president's own used, (P.S. I haven’t let any dead are now with the wounded By the way, this coming terror that followed his death. " he Constitution's definition of treason, good, he should withdraw Lefever's cats out of the bag; our allies are ful­ for their speedy recovery. Monday morning, April 6 " / agree that we should win in El Salvador. Let's wrote that "it would be fair to saying; "W hatever his motives. nomination. Private polls show that ly aware of the eavesdropping.) we are going to he signing declare victory and get out!" Man, what is this world assume " that King contributed to King's Riverside speech gave aid he has failed to win the support of — Last Dec, 8, I revealed that coming to? up for a day at the dog track in Plainfield the violence he deplored. and comfort to the enemies of the black community. Of the 24 per­ South Africa, Israel and Taiwan On the brighter side the scheduled for Tuesday, Lefever based his denunciation of peaceful change in Southeast Asia as cent of Americans who don't like news here at the center were engaged in a joint, secret May 5. The com plete S A l t t King largely on a speech the black well as to their allies in Moscow and starts with remiiiding you Reagan, the unpublished polls show ' project to produce nuclear weapons. package includes bus fare, martyr made a .New York's River­ folks who signed up for the Peking." half are black He will only alienate 1 reported that Israel “already has a program and a meal at the side Church on April 4. 1967 — one In typical Lefever styje. he never them worse by putting a Martin fifth bus to Wildwood that stockpile of 200 or more nuclear is going and therefore you track all for $11. We are year to the day before he was came right out and accused Martin Luther King critic in charge of bombs, " that the three nations are going to try our new assassinated must bring in your down- Spring into Regal's for the latest in fashion - all new spring arrivals Luther King of being either a com­ human rights. building cruise missies capable of payment this week. system for this trip and The slaughter in Vietnam had munist or a traitor; but the innuendo Coiifidcntiul file — The care and delivering nuclear warheads great Letters to While on trips, last week that is our friend Russ included in our once a year wardrobe sale. Mix and match, choose reached a new high that week, and bubbled close to the surface. feeding of Fidel Casto is costing the distances and that U.S. intelligence I mentioned a super trip Nettleton will be out front your own wardrobe - as long as you purchase the items specified in King delivered an Impassioned plea In past conversations, Lefever in- Soviets up to $10 million per day. The agencies withheld data from the coming up to Williamsburg real early and will have the Editor numbers to pass out as you the wardrobe package, regardless of price — you will save on any to end the carnage. He called for isisted to my reporters that he is a sum is so staggering that it has White House team investigating a on May 18 to 22 by the slopping all bombing, declaring a un­ staunch advocate of human rights. caused some Reagan-style budget AARP Chapter, 1275. Un- arrive. Then when the combination. mysterious flash off the South doors open, you’ll be ilateral truce, setting a date for U.S. He has boasted that he was a civil cutting inside the Kremlin. Castro is ■ fortunately, we gave the in­ African coast in September 1979. seated according to your ★ All purchases will be ready to wear for Easter! troop withdrawal and recognizing right marcher before Dr King. dependent upon the Soviets for These facts have now been con­ correct telephone number, and they still have room number as you wait for that the Viet Cong deserved a role in Lefever also complained that it is sverything from food to fuel. This firmed by tbe Economist of London, for more people if you'd registration to start. the government of South Vietnam. unreasonable to hold someone to ‘outpouring of goods” into Cuba, a respected international journal like to get more informa­ By the way, the fliers we Most of these proposals were statements he made in the past declares a secret intelligence report, noted for its excellent intelligence Country club fees have regarding to St. adopted six years later bv Richard tion regarding the trip, call 1 was unable to gel his explanation is keenly felt in the shortage- sources. Jeanne Johnson at 649-1837. Lawrence River Cruise SUIT WARDROBE Big news at the center is scheduled for the middle of To the editor: true that we are $20,000 in the red, about our up and-coming August are reallying being but considering the present As a member of the Manchester Variety Show scheduled for picked up, meaning that Botany 500 Suit...... ’185i00 Reagan shooting raises questions Country Club these many years, I economic conditions with double­ there is quite a bit of in­ April 24 and 25. Our bus must object to the innuendoes and digit inflation, high interest rate's. will make the route on terest in this trip. What I Career Club Shirt ...... M4.00 am getting at is that there By LEE RODERICK man they believe was Hinckley, ner­ suppositions implied in an article etcr>,this is not a calamitous situa­ Saturday the 25 and if published in your newspaper concer­ tion. I feel this will be corrected by you’re planning on taking is only a certain number of Damon Tie...... ’9i00 WASHINGTON — Dawn broke vously pacing up and down outside cabins available and if the door of the hotel where Reagan ning the financial and social con­ thfe board of governors this year. ■ the bus, please call our of­ Tuesday over the capital with the Herald in Washington fice and leave your name you’re thinking about going was scheduled to emerge. One of ditions at the club. Florthiem Shoe...... ^60.00 American flag flying high over the There is one thing that bugs me so that we can set up our you better hurry up and them later told a reporter that "I Anyone reading the article might White House in a perfect blue sky — and it concerns the criticism of the route accordingly. decide before it’s too late. said to myself, 'What if.he takes a a view that most Americans no get the impression that the members in sharp contrast to Monday, a dark.' violence that is so much part of the club by the Manchester Board of This coming Sunday the Some people are waiting ’268.00 shot at the president?'” doubt want to believe. But the near American scene, is almost certain to are acting like wolves tearing at for their check that is com­ rainy day when President Reagan's Directors in regard to the inefficient rehearsal will start at 2 Reporters covering the president assassination of President Reagan, make many citizens sleep less easy each other’s throats and that the ing the first week of April brush with death nearly sent the flag operation of the club’s finances. p.m. and will be full dress Look What You Save -^54.00 to half-mast to symbolize a nation's and others under Secret Service and reminding the country of the tonight. club is in deep financial difficulty. and like I said before you and if you’re interested, mourning. protection are issued press creden­ Nothing could be further from the It seems to me that this criticism are going to really enjoy pick up a flier here at the truth. office and then follow the ...... ’ 214.00 President Reagan is doing excep­ tials which they are supposed to dis­ should have been tempered by some this show as the costumes play while working. Yet Hinckley ap­ The truth is, the majority of the words of praise of the meticulous are really colorful and lots directions by calling Paul tionally well following his gunshot and he’ll probably take wound to the chest Monday after­ parently was able to mingle freely Thoughts members are congenial, responsible, care that the club has taken to im­ of them. amiable, fun-loving men and women prove and beautify the course. By the way, it is nice to your name with the un­ noon as he emerged from a speech at with the newsmen waiting just feet derstanding it is all on a (This week’s columns are directed of moderate means. The idea that a have Helen Ramey and the Washington's Hilton Hotel a few away from Reagan and his en­ life since he laid it down on his own It has installed a watering system, first come basis. tourage as they left the hotel. toward our younger readers — 10 percent raise would tend to make daughter, Martha, back miles north of the White House. accord? - John 10:18. Often the planted trees, cleared the brush, helping us with the scenery We will also be taking SPORT COAT COMBO Dr. Dennis O'Leary, a spokesman Although all presidents face Junior and Senior high ages. Since problems come by trying to hold on the Manchester Country Club a rich names here at the center man’s club is sheer nonsense. Even drained the wel areas, seeded, fer­ once again. Helen was in a for George Washington University danger, there is some feeling here the editorial page is probably not the to something that doesn’t make too serious accident while on for a wait list for our with the raise, the annual dues are tilized, expanded the parking area, Hospital where the president is that Reagan is especially — and most read section by this age group. much difference anyway. If you feel and with the skill and dedication of a vacation last year and we Pocono trip which will be one of the lowest, if not the lowest, of ^ C K Blazer...... ’85.00 recuperating, told reporters perhaps unnecessarily — exposed to Mom and Dad, please pass these good about yourself — I mean really most' experienced greenskeeper, were somewhat remiss in going on April 27. thoughts on to your teens). any comparable club in the area. Here’s a few reminders Tuesday morning that Reagan had it because of his amiable, open style secure — there is no limit to the fashioned the course into one of the not wishing her well. Both Haggar Slacks ...... ’20.00 FEELING GOOD ABOUT ME It is true that we have our from Joe D. The fishing "an excellent night " and already is of leadership. depth and strength of the best groomed and layouts in the she and her daughter have This week we are examining the differences which at times flare up been a big help to the trip is all set for Saturday, conducting government business at Following a recent visit to Capitol relationship you develop. And by area. This is a public facility of Career Club Shirt...... ’ 14.00 teenagers number one problem — and cause a little fur to fly. These success of the show over April 11. We will be leaving his bedside with aides. Hill, for example, the president doing so you have solved the "People which the Town of Manchester people — and how we can deal with disagreements arise from an honest the years and we are really the center at 1:30 p.m. and Relief over the president's walked to a waiting limousine sur­ Problem.” should be proud. ^\e Damon T ie ...... • • • ’9.00 this sometime source of pain, hurt, and sincere care the members have glad to have them back will be back around '6 p.m. excellent prognosis is tempered by rounded by reporters and, barely 30 I worry that the Board of Gover­ and frustration. The solution is found Steve Holt for their club and generally are only with us. Don't forget the important deep concern over the condition of feet away, perhaps 150 onlookers. nors in its attempt to balance the golf meeting scheduled for Dexter Shoe...... ’50.00 in being the kind of person yourself Church of Christ temporary. Here’s a report on last his press secretary. James S. Brady, Rather than quickly getting into budget pf the club will make some Monday, April 6 at 7 p.m. who not only refuses to contribute to Manchester As to the financial situation, it is Friday afternoon’s setback who suffered massive brain injuries the car, Reagan stretcheef high to deep cuts to lower expenses. My con­ games: Archie here at the center. We still interpersonal conflicts, but goes ^ ’ 178.00 in the fusillade of shots. wave to the crowd, sending shudders cern and should be the coneem of the Houghtaling, 133; Felix need containers for our further by seeking the best interest Brady, a chunky; jovial man of 40 through Capitol policemen who Manchester directors, is that this Jesanis, 128; Marjorie seeds for the garden. of the one who is trying to do you The Greater Manchester Look What You Save - ’ 36.00 who is uncommonly well-liked by sensed his vulnerability. As the lovely course might become a public McLean, 127; John Klein, harm. In other words, don’t just Quotes Chamber of Commerce reporters here, had improved by limousine left, one police sargeant eyesore. 124; Hans Frederickson, Tuesday, however, and O'Leary remarked. Thank God he’s gone. I resist conflicts, seek peace. 122; Bernice Martin, 121,; will be presenting to Wally ...... ’ 142.00 ★ Sal# End# April 4th can't stand it when he exposes “Blessed are the peacemakers,” “It ain’t the Ritz, but we’ll get Joseph Cerina, Al G ates, 121; Renie Fortin the 1981 Community said: “ We believe he is going to Salvador.” Service Award for his live,” himself that way." Jesus said. by.” 382 Hills St.. Higbee, 117; M arjorie —Johnny Carson, on NBC-TV’s many contributions to the You might be saying to yourself, East Hartford Reed, 116; Herb Le()uere, The events of Monday aTternoon, Reagan’s openness is a national — Jay McMullen, husband of “Tonight Show.” Senior Citizens and the byproduct of his many years as an “It’ll never work. In today's world Mayor Jane Byrne of Chicago, 115; Jennie Fogarty, 115; played over and over by TV Arthur Bouffard, 114. youth of Manchester. They you’ve got to get what you can when talking about their decision to networks, were an eerie reminder of actor and politician. His aides say it Monday afternoon it was are cordially Inviting all you can!” This is the thinking of an Nov. 22, 1963, when President John is also his preferred style right at move into a crime-wracked, m i m i pinochle time and the best residents to attend the MottorCord F, Kennedy was assassinated in this moment when he hopes to use insecure person. If you feel you roach-infested housing project. 3he Bfral^ scores are: Archie Chamber Banquet on April Dallas. his personal popularity to help get might get ripped off by “giving, in” “The glitter fades. Can you im­ Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 Yean Houghtaling, 840; Maude 4 at Fiano’s Restaurant. There have been other presidential his sweeping economic program or seeking peace, you will constantly agine ‘Marilyn Monroe playing . Austin, 834; Jennie Fogar­ Ticket information can be obtained by visiting or RECAVS assassination attempts since, in­ passed by Congress. guard against that possibility by somebody’s mother?” Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ty, 822; Clara Hemingway, 'Where Women Love to Shop for Men calling the Greater cluding two on former President Inevitably there will be questions rarely seeking a compromise and — Brigitte Bardot, 46, 801; Audrey Durey, 775; Published by the Manchester Publishing Co. Manchester” Chamber of raised again over whether the dark seldom taking chances in explaining why she retired as a John Gaily, 767; Felix Ford Monday's attempt on Presi­ Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Commerce at 20 Hartford MANCHESTER VERNON relationships. film actress seven years ago, Jesanis, 766; Sam Schors, dent Reagan again raises serious deeds of Monday symbolize a nation Telephone (203) 643-2711 Road, 646-2223.1 urge all of 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA with a sick soul. Former President Now the key of course is to feel (LeMonde) 765; Ed Scott, 758; Fritz questions about security precautions Un)t«d P rtM International Wilkinson, 753; Mike you to attend to honor Wal- Open Doily 9 30-5 30. Thurs til 9 00 Open Doily 10 00 9 00 Sol til 5 30 surrounding the chief executive. Ford remarked that the problem lies good about yourself. No one can rip ly and join him in “Later on. Bob Hope’s going to be Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor Desimone, 745; Roy Durey, A number of eyewitnesses to the not with the nation or its system, but you off in something that you are celebrating this great out here to tell you about plans for Cuatomer Sarvtoa — 647*9»4fl Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor 744; Sue Schelbenpflug, shooting Monday recollect seeing a with certain individuals in it. That is willing to freely give. Remember ^ Richard M. Diamond. Publlahar Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarttua 739; George Frost, 733; honor. Jesus saying no one could take his his Christmas show from El n .'

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The Vernon Town Council was in tained before work starts on a sewer than I do to ‘reasonable.’ lucky in February,’’ Tom Ferlazo, the process of changing some wor­ line. One council member said he thought it should read a “major” water analyst, said. “But the ding in a proposed ordinance. The drought may continue during the Patriots make RSox finish percentage. Town Attorney Edwin Manchester’s water supply has in­ section under discussion involved next several months.” offer to buy Lavitt commented, “ I don’t find any creased but the ban on unnecessary Page 10 unredictabie Town Talk easements and the number to be ob­ more objection to the word ‘major’ water use continues. “We were home stadium after trades ^Sports Page 9 SCOREBOARD Page 8 Housing plan Firebomb suspect's fate still in limbo now up to federal jury Herald Angle iGainey finished script He is not abandoning the project, MANCHESTER - A proposal to money, but with their freedom.” “They had cracked a difficult however. In coming weeks his firm, Continued from page 1 build 110 units of low-income housing “Donze has not even gotten a case, they felt they had a man they Imagineers Inc., will seek out ad­ By EARL YOST Sports Editor ByBy LOGAN LOGAN HOBSON HOBSON TheyThey remained remained tied tied with with St. St. Louis, Louis, afternoonafternoon I was'goine I was*going to toplay play in inthis this M^nesotainesota to amto an eighth-place tie with off Rt. 83 remains in limbo today, called inconsistencies in their parking ticket for what happened in could get a conviction on and they ditional subsidies and may take the UPl SporlH Writer which also lost Tuesday night, atop game. I had a meeting with the doc­ idle Boston in the battle for the final despite an agreement by the Capitol statements, and at the same time Manchester Oct. 2,” said Dennis, j were under a lot of pressure. And Region Council of Governments to site plans to the town planning and tried to discredit them. The Montreal Canadians couldn't the overall standings with 104 points. tor and he said it was O K. for me to home ice advantage spot in the “He knows as long as he stick to the that’s why they didn’t follow up The Canadiens had not beaten them provide some, but not all, federal zoning commission for approval. “Three individuals (Gilliland, have picked a better time to recap­ play. I was a little nervous in the overall standings. Each team has 85 story that police want him to tell, he leads,” said Dennis. Change in offing ture a little piece of their past glory. since Dec. 10, 1978. first period but I was happy the way points. rent subsidy money for the project. ’The lO-acre site has had a lot of Donze and Metheney) supposedly stays out of jail.” ' Earlier he contended details of Before sundown the Hartford with Detroit in 1968-69, Bobby Hull With the Staniey Cup Champion Lafleur, playing in his first game the crowd greeted me. There were Nordiquch ii, I Arthur Anderson, a principal of publicity in the past weeks. It was witnessing the same events and Donze testified for the prosecution statements given police by Whalers will have a new general the same season with Chicago and New York Islanders visiting the after missing six straight because of things written about me in the paper At Quebec, Anton Stastny scored a the consulting firm coordinating the one of several options to be con­ telling three different stories,” Den­ that Metheney executed the firebom­ Metheney were missing from their manager. Jack Kelley being given Marcel Dionne with Detroit in i974- hallowed Forum, the fact that the a leg cramp and lacerations but they appreciate that 1 try to do pair of goals and Jacques Richard project, said Wednesday his firm sidered by a group of local churches nis cautioned the jury. bing, and that he saw his gloved report. his walking papers at a noon press 75...Larry Pleau will coach the Canadians hadn’t beaten them in sustained in a car accident, assisted my best. 1 am not going to try to rifled home his 51st of the season will look for additional rent subsidies if they decided to form a non-profit About all the defense and hands on fire when he turned back to In final rebuttal, the prosecution Whalers from the press box tonight more than two years and the on two goals. The Canadiens' star think about the past, only the power to help extending the Nor- during the three and a half months housing corporation to run housing prosecuting attorneys would agree see- Metheney running from the conference. Kelley’s transactions in­ asked the jurors to consider the case volving players didn’t pan out as the with Rick Ley and Bob Crocker triumphant return of Guy Lafleur — right wing assisted on Napier’s goal future," diques' unbeaten streak to 11. The left on the land option for the for low and moderate income Tim Moriarty on was that each of their star Brent Road home. Metheney, on the in its entirety, and to piece together club sunk to also-ran status this behind the bench. the stage was set. and set up the final goal of the game Gainey picked up a pass from Rod triumph gave Quebec sole posession project. If the opportunity to get ad­ families. witnesses had lied at some point other hand, told police Donze didn’t the circumstantial and direct season...Pat Mistretta reports the Only the finishing touches of the at 16:38. when Rejean Houle beat Langway at the Islanders' blue-line of 10th place in the overall standings. ditional money looks bad. the project The churches did not come to a during the investigation of the want to get involved in the bombing. evidence. Salute scheduled decision about the non-profit housing firebombing. tennis courts at Manchester Com­ script needed to be written and Bob and lifted a high shot which eluded Red \\ ingh .5, l-'liiiiirs ."j might have to be scrapped. Club to honor In a dramatic statement, Dennis Holding the jar which the Federal corporation, and one church munity College will be closed to the George Mitchell, who promoted Gainey arrived with pen in hand. New York rookie goalie Roland At Calgary. Alberta, Willy Huber "Getting subsidies is a difficult The prosecution conceded to the also accused the Manchester Police Bureau of Investigation had withdrew from the group when it public Tuesday and Thursday from 9 sports in Manchester for years and Gainey rifled in a 6()-foot drive late Melanson to break th(:4-l tie at 16 :25 blasted in a low shot from the point task." he said. Tim Moriarty jurors that both Gilliland and Donze Department of overlooking evidence reconstructed from glass fragments feared there were political over­ a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for student use. currently works with the Boston in the second period Tuesday night to of the second period. at 17:20 of the final period to help Yesterday. CRCOG agreed to had lied, ‘"rhey’re not pillars of the supporting his client’s claim to in­ found at the bombing scene, provide $546,272 of the $741,782 tones which linked the project with community,” said Dabrowski. East Catholic will then use the Celtics as their Hartford represen­ snap a 1-1 tie and help the Canadians The Islanders had taken a 1-0 lead Detroit salvage a tie The goal by Tim Moriarty of Manchester will nocence. Mentioning that Donze Dabrowski said, ’"This jar has more requested for the project. Karen the HUD lawsuit. Earlier in the trial, Metheney also facilities from 2:30 to dark on these tative, will be one of the honored to a 3-1 triumph that snapped New at 12:19 of the first period as Wayne Huber, who earlier in the day was be saluted as Man-of-the-Year by the and Metheney gave conflicting flaws than the government’s case, F errer. CRCOG’s director of Harold Rothstein, of the Utility admitted to the prosecution that he days. guests at the fifth annual East Hart­ York's 13-game undefeated streak. Merrick drilled the puck past Mon­ named to the Team Canada roster Hartford Gaelic Football Club at its statements to police when they were but there is no doubt that this is a housing and community develop­ Development Corp. of East Hart­ lied on four occasions. ford E xplorers’ Tap Off Club “Against a team tike the Islanders treal goalie Richard Sevigny just lor the World Hockey cham­ annual dinner Saturday night, April 4 interviewed sh rtly after the inci­ jar.” Melanson in front of the net for his ment, said the project was not fully ford, was the developer who applied As tension built in the courtroom, Player awards banquet May 20 at the Marco Polo. it helps when you score with less after a faceoff. pionships, upstaged the work of at the Irish-American Home in dent, Dennis said, ‘"The Manchester “If you take all the pieces of this 26th goal. for the rent subsidy money from Unless there is some conspiracy The West Hartford resident is the than a minute to play in the period," In other games. Minnesota downed Calgary's Kent Nilsson, who notched subsidized because there was only a Glastonbury. Dennis spoke bluntly of the police had to decide whether to case and pbt it together, you’ll have Lafleur said his team had no trou­ limited amount of money to be CRCOG, Under Section 8 funding, a testimony provided by Gilliland and among the voters. Norm Barnes state booking agent for the Queen and said Napier, who tied.the score 1-1 St. Louis 6-3, Quebec pummelled two goals and added an assist Moriarty was one of the organizers believe Eric Donze or further cloud no doubt in mind th at Chuck ble getting up for the game. allocated. tenant would pay one-quarter of his Donze, saying, ‘"rheir testimony should walk off with at least two and Her Court, the King and his Court, with 40 seconds left in the first- “It was a big win for us." said Pittsburgh 5-1, Detroit lied Calgary kings .7, Jets :t of the St. Patrick Pipe Band in the issue by giving credence to Metheney is guilty on both counts,” She said she thought the money income for rent and the rent subsidy was bought and paid for, not with. possibly three awards Sunday when both fastpitch softball units, and the period. “Our power play hasn't been 5-5 and Los Angeles defeated Win­ At Inglewood, Calif . Dave Taylor Manchester and has been active in Chuck Metheney.” concluded Dabrowski. Lafleur. “The players wanted this would subsidize from 80 to 85 units. money would provide the rest. the Hartford Whalers wind uj) their Harlem Wizards’ comedy pro going too great lately but it sure nipeg 7-3. struck for his career high 441h goal the community in various projects. game badly because we wanted to Anderson said he thought the The project is estimated to cost basketball team. Ray McKenna, who helps to have number 10 (Lafleur) North SluTN 6. Blii<-> .'( of the season just 25 seconds into the Currently he’s a member of the 1980-81 National Hockey League stay in third place. We haven't amount would take care of about about $4.4 million and is reported to season at home against Pittsburgh. has kept independent sports alive in back. " beaten the Islanders in a few years. At Bloomington. Minn . Bobby game to touch off Los Angeles' live- that many apartments, but 110 units include 20 one-bedroom units, 58 two- board of directors of the Irish- East Hartford for years, will chair It was the first loss suffered by the Smith scored two goals 47 seconds goal. first-period outburst that American Club of Glastonbury and The Most Valuable Defenseman will Everyone was working hard to get would be needed to make the bedroom units and the rest would be Judge explains charges the banquet committee...Hartford Islanders since Feb. 25 and also their apart and rookie Neal Broten tallied enabled the Kings to gain sole be named as well as the Unsung ready for the playoffs and our next development economical. three-bedroom units. has been connected as an offciial Jai-AIai opens Friday under new first defeat away from home after in his first NHL game to lift the possession of fourth place in the with both the New England Relays Hero, the 'Diree Star Award for two games. Under the federal regulations, a cocktail as a bottle filled with a flammable liquid with Excellence and the Most Valuable owner. Bud Berenson of Miami. eight straight victories on the road. “1 onlv knew at four o'clock this North Stars, The victory lifted overall standings and Five Mile Road Race .in By MARTIN KEARNS developer can only make a 6 percent Herald Reporter wick or saturated rag ignited at the time of throwing. Award. Acquired from Philadelphia, Doors open at 6 with the first game profit on a housing project like the Manchester Emblem Manchester, He is also president of Judge Cabranes instructed the jury to consider whether an hour later...New faces will head the Shamrock A,C. HARTFORD — A federal court judge, charging the all- Barnes is the best defenseman, one proposed for Rt. 83. Many MANCHESTER - The white jury considering weapons and civil rights violations Metheney possessed the device willfully, and for a hands down, and could win the Un­ the Manchester Midget Football The honoree has owned and destructive purpose. developers hope to realize a 15 to 20 Manchester Emblem Club will meet against an accused firebomber, Tuesday reminded that sung Hero and MVP awards as well. League next fall. Bob Barrett has operated his own service station in The judge further defined legal possession in two ways: percent profit in housing. Anderson tonight at 7:30 at the Elks Lodge on the government bears the burden of proving beyond a In the popularity contest among the been elected president and Frank said. Manchester for the past 26 years on first, active possession in which a person physically Hohen vice president. George Gilmore gains respect Bissell St(^et. There will be a parcel Hartford Road. reasonable doubt that Charles Norman Metheney willful­ fans, the steady defenseman polled Anderson said it was unlikely aa possesses the object in question, and second, constructive Kanehl will serve as post auction after the business He is married and has one son and ly attacked the home of a Manchester black family. the greatest number of investor would be willing to provide possession in which a person knowingly has [wwer to con­ treasurer...Manchester’s Little NEW YORK (UPI) - Artis blocked 7 shots. “I had to be iri there said Bulls' coach Jerry Sloan, who really been asserting himself ’ meeting. two daughters. Under one federal charge, Metheney, 19, is accused of votes...Barnes has been the only con­ the rest of the money needed for the trol either himself or another person in actual possession League baseball program will be Gilmore doubts that he realty in­ defensively and that's what I did." found a solution to that problem by The Knicks, now in more than a bit Co-chairmen are Mrs. Samuel Tickets may be reserved by calling intimidating and interfering with the civil rights of .a sistent defenseman with the Whalers project under these conditions. of the object. headed by Jim Taylor. Practice timidates anybody. He may just be The Knicks, winners of 50 games talking to Greenwood at the half and of trouble, agreed that Gilmore s Vacant! and Mrs. Edward Bayles. Dan Carey after 5 p.m. at 643-4274. Brent Road family in Manchester when he allegedly over the last three months and one The 12-person jury must reach a unanimous verdict, and the men in the front office will t ^ to starts this weekend with the opening playing with words, though. this season, used 8 points from Ray encouraging him to loosen up a bit play meant the difference threw a Molotov cocktail through a bedroom window of Williams and 6 points from Michael Judge Cabranes reminded the government bears a heavy build around next season...Tonight games Saturday, May 9... Total of “1 don’t think anyone can in­ and play his game. » "I made a mistake,' New York their home. Conviction on the charge carries a possible Ray Richardson to take a 24-12 first- burden to prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable the Whalers face a red-hot (Quebec 414 youngsters have signed up for timidate a professional athlete. " he "He told me to assert myself. " coach Red Holzman said "We maximum sentence of one year’s imprisonment. said, “But maybe they can have period lead. Chicago, however, said Greenwood "He told me I No one was injured in the attack, although the doubt. A reasonable doubt, Cabranes explained, is one team that is unbeaten in its last 10 Little League. Additional names will challenged the big guy too much He Pro and con witnesses which would cause a prudent person to hesitate. be added this weekend at practice respect for what you do. " showing how it had won its last eight wasn't playing thq way I had for the played a good game and took it away games, showing six wins and four homemade firebomb struck the arm of a 15-year-old girl Whatever version you accept, it games, began clogging the middle last month. Jerry has been very cool as she sat listening to music with her brother. Had the in­ The jury was scheduled to continue its deliberations ties...Only three players in NHL fields. International signed 174 from us. Now we have to play a was obvious Gilmore made an im­ and soon the Knicks stopped scoring. He said the first quarter was the cident resulted in-injury to persons, Metheney would this morning. -Before recessing Tuesday, jurors con­ history have scored 100 or n?ore*^ youngsters and the American and great game away from home ' pact on New York Tuesday night, “I can’t explain it, but you knew worst we ever played A have faced possible 10 years’ imprisonment; had the sidered the case for about 20 minutes. Although no points on clubs that failed to gain the Nationai Leagues each listed 120 Ricky Sobers led Chicago with 18 lined up for HUD suit deadline is set, a verdict could come as soon as todav leading a defense that gave the you weren’t going to score, " said "Actually, it was the second- points. Dwight Jones had 16 and playoffs. Gordie Howe was the first candidates. result been death, the youth would have faced a life’s Chicago Bulls a 90-80 victory over New York forward Larry Demic, worst. Last year we played a quarter By MARY KITZMANN sentence.. Reggie Theus 10 plaintiffs and defendants will be a withdrawal was racially motivated, the Knicks in Game 1 of their best- who played 21 minutes in an effort to in Kansas ()ity in which we scored "The best guard out there was Herald Reporter b arr^e of exhibition including cor­ along with Nancy Carr, head of the In consildering whether Metheney sought to violate of-three NBA playoff miniseries. neutralize Chicago's size and only 1 point." MA.NCHE.STER — A former town Lucendia Harris, Bruce Meggett, Nathaniel Graham and Ricky Sobers, " said New York’s Ray respondence between General Manchester Area Conference of The series is scheduled to continue strength. "Artis dominated pretty Anyway, the Bulls shook off their Williams "He was the key because director, the head of the conference Manager Robert Weiss, and HUD of­ Churches. the four Harris’ children’s right to occupy their home at Jones off bench Friday night in Chicago and if well." nervousness and Greenwood played of churches, low-income housing 11 Brent Road in Manchester, Judge Jose A. Cabranes he moved the ball around" ficials, and the assessments of Gilmore repeats his 13-point, 16- Gilmore needed some time to get like a veteran, grabbing 7 rebounds. developer and psychologist may all Tesitfying for the plaintiff’s that said the jury will have to decide whether, and if, he acted Sobers preferred passing the homes throughout Manchester for rebound performance, the Bulls can going, mainly because David He says Gilmore's presence helped be called to testify in the Community Manchester has the reputation of because they are black and live at the Brent Road ad­ credit to Gilmore P the defendants. start thinking about the Eastern Greenwood, 23, was having some him do the extra things. Development lawsuit that alleges excluding minorities will be former dress. "Our big people played super, and The plaintiffs will exhibit the paces 76er win Conference semifinals. Game 3, if trouble. Greenwood got going in the "You can take that extra gamble I cant over-emphasize that," he Manchester’s withdrawal from it Hartford Deputy Mayor Nicholas While Judge Cabranes said the jury needn’t consider percentage of minority tenants in necessary, would be played Sunday third period, scoring 10 points en going for a steal if you know he’s said. was racially motivated and that it housing complexes such as Carbone, who unsucessfully whether Metheney had knowledge of the federal statutes, attempted to persuade five PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - It was “This is the playoffs and now you in New York. route to his eventual 17. back there," Greenwood said Williams led New York with 19 has gained the reputation of a racist Beechwood Apartments and Squire he instructed the jury to decide whether he willfully used have to be ready,” added Julius Er- “When Greenwood isn't shooting town. Washington departments to a case of “Tar Heel Revenge” “ Our defense kept us in the “Every time 1 get beat he's back points. Campy Russell had 17 and Village, two of the town’s low- force against the family because they were black and against the state of Indiana. ving, who scored a game-high 32 ballgame,” said Gilmore, who also well, they can collapse on Artis, " there. He's so dominant. Artis has Countering the plaintiff's withdraw all of Manchester’s lived specifically at Brent Road. In other words, the jury Bill Cartwright 11 Cartwright income housing projects built before No, mild-mannered Bobby Jones points with nine rebounds and nine attempted just one tield goal in the witnesses may be testimony from the 1979 referendum. federal grants; John Honor, a Kent must find Metheney singled out the Harris family didn’t call it that, but the 1974 assists. “This is an indication our first half. nearly every town officials con­ According to a joint filing of the Drive resident, and Arthur Green, because they were black in order to convict him. nected with the HUD program, in­ state housing official. graduate of North Carolina ap­ team is ready for a playoff situation. H artford Legal Aid Lawyers It® second, and in this case, more serious parently had to do something after The (NBA) rules are written before cluding past and present Board of count, Metheney is charged with knowingly possessing a representing the three low-income Both the plaintiff's and the defen­ watching his almd mater lose the the season starts. We had to realize Directors members, and zoning of­ destructive device which had not been registered in the woman who began the suit and the dants filed witness lists yesterday, REGAL national championship game to In­ that’s the way it is.” ficials from surrounding towns. National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. U.S. Justice department which and a total of 126 persons may be diana University Monday night at Erving scored 18 points as the The defendant’s witnesses may be joined it, low-income housing Conviction on the charge carries a possible maximum called for oral testimony. Not all the WALL SATIN the Spectrum. Sixers shot 64 percent from the field Lakers set expected to testify that sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment. developers will testify. Carl Panero, witnesses listed may be called latex Interior Jones came off the bench to score in the first half for a 67-49 lead. In­ Manchester's zoning laws are com­ The indictment handed down Oct. 15, 1980 by a federal of New York and Anthony Biance, of during the trial scheduled to start 20 points, pull down eight rebounds, diana, playing in its first NBA parable to surrounding towns with grand jury charges Metheney with “knowingly Hartford may be expected to testify. April 14. hand out four assists and register playoff game, never was able to get higher minority populations and are possessing a firearm, that is, a destructive device known Elizabeth Intagliata, who has three steals Tuesday night to spark closer than 10 in the second half. to defend not responsible for Manchester's 3% already said in her deposition that as a ‘Molotov cocktail,’ which had not been registered to The plaintiffs filed the names of 34 the Philadelphia 76ers to a 124-108 Jones scored 11 points in the third minority ratio according to a list code words such as North End him...” Judge Cabranes further described a Molotov Rttall 14.95 persons. The Town of Manchester, victory over the Indiana Pacers in quarter to help Philadelphia hold off filed in U.S. District court yester­ replaced the term black during day. represented by the law firm of the opening game of their best-of- a pair of mild rallies by the Pacers. NBA title referendum discussions can be Bayer, Phelon and Squatrito, filed Backing the testimony for both the Fan disconnected three NBA playoff series. Indiana got to within 104-94 on Billy expected to testify Manchester's the names of 92 persons it may call. The 76ers, who travel to In­ Knight’s basket with 6:07 left to play INGLEWOOD, Calif il’f’D -T h e AQUAVELVET dianapolis for Game 2 of the series after suit threat For Walls & Trim but the Sixers put the game away Los Angeles Lakers tonight begin Latex Eggshell Enamel Thur^ay night, put to rest fears with a 14-3 spurt to defeat the Pacers their bid to become the first team MANCHESTER — Multi-Circuits Inc. has dis­ they would not be ready for the for the seventh straight time this connected the fan which had brought the threat of a law­ since 1969 to successfully defend its dreaded miniseries after finishing season. NBA championship. suit from Walter and Mary Zingler, neighbors who are with an NBA-best 62-20 record but The game was won in the front- Obituaries opposing the firm’s plans to expand its operations. The Lakers retain vivid memories 2.95 losing the first-round bye in a court. In addition to Jones’ total, the ol last year’s stirring victory over William Stevenson, controller for Multi-Circuits, said' tiebreaker with the Boston Celtics. starting Sixer threesome of Erving, today the fan has been disconnected and is not needed Retail 18.00 the Philadelphia 76ers when Earvin “It’s disappointing but7ou have to Darryl Dawkins (20 points) and ■Johnson worked his special magic Alice H. Timrek now in the firm’s operation. realize that the season is past,” said Caldwell Jones outscored the a.m. at St. Bernard’s Church. Burial Blessed Sacrament Church of East While Stevenson did not admit that the noise level from Los Angeles squares off against !Vl.AN(,HE.S'rER — Graveside ser­ will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. Jones, who ?hot 8-for-ll. “We had to Pacers’ Mike Baiitom (19), George the Houston Rockets insq^est-ol- Hartford. . the fan was excessive, he said the Zinglers’ problem with put everything behind us. You can’t Johnson and James Edwards, 59-27. vices will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. There are no calling hours. it should be solved now. three opening-round serie^aT'the in Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford, for Besides his wife he leaves three think about things or what could Edwards, Indiana’s No. 2 scorer Memorial donations may be made to sons, Herman Baker of Windsor, He said the firm will conduct a noise level study of its Eorum at 11 ,35 pm E.ST The se­ Mrs. Alice H. Timrek who died Sun­ St. Bernard’s Church School. have or should have been. Indiana is with a 15.6 average, was held cond game will be played in Houston Frank Baker of Newington and Gary own and take whatever permanent steps are necessary to DECORKRAFT a dangerous team." scoreless. day at a local convalescent home. solve whatever problem may exist. Friday night with a third game, if The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Baker of East Hartford; four Meanwhile, the fan is off. Presumably, the suit contem- needed, in Ingli'wood .Sunday alter- Main St. has charge of daughters. Miss Fredina Baker of UTEX Mary Whelan Martens pated by the Zinglers is also off. They had planned to sue noon arrangements, There are no calling East Hartford, Mrs. Joan D’Onofrio Ronsey key for Portland MANCHESTER - Mary Whelan of Hartford, Mrs. Janice McLain of if the problem was not solved within seven days from The Lakers seem lo tiave a clear- hours. Memorial contributions may Martens, 88, of 565 Vernon St., died Monday. CENJNG PAMTI PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - The Ransey, a candidate for NBA cut edge over the Rockets in the be made to the Memorial Fund of East Hartford, and Miss Rita Baker Tuesday at Manchester Memorial of East Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. The Zinglers had had a engineering firm make a noise bottom line in the Portland-Kansas rookie of the year, is often compared .senes Los Angeles, which beat the South United Methodist Church Rockets in three ol five games this Manchester. Hospital. She was the widow of Edna Boyce and Mrs. Sophie test from their home at 49 Holl St. City Western Conference mini-series to Ford as a dynamic playmaker. He William R. Martens. Bragdon, both of Ashland, Maine; 23 Multi-Circuits’ plans to purchase the town garage on starting tonight could boil down to pushes the ball up court quickly, season. Iinished second to Phoenix in She had lived in Manchester for grandchildren and three great­ Harrison Street and expand its operation have brought Retail 8.98 the inability of the “real Phil Ford” penetrating the lane for layups or the Pacilic Division with a 54-28 Anna 0. Pitney many years and before that in grandchildren. protests from residential neighbors. to stand up and be counted in the ac­ opening the wings for perimeter record and has its championship ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Anna 0. Brooklyn, N.Y. where she was a Funeral services will be Thursday tion. jumpers. He also is an effective out­ squad intact meaning healthy The- Pitney, 70, of 41 Hammond St., wife teacher in the Brooklyn school at 8:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill Student to face charges The Trail Blazers, entering their side shooter, averaging 15.2 points a biggest lift for the Lakers is the system. V fifth straight playoffs under Coach game. He had 555 assists, a club presence ol .lohnson. who was of Harold F, Pitney, died Tuesday at Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky MANCHESTER— A radio from the department home. Jack Ramsay, and the Kings, guided record, in regular season. Many of sidelined for 100 days during the She is survived by a son, William Hill with a mass of Christian burial high school student who on March 14. Police said Martens, of Bolton; a brother, by Cotton Fitzsimmons, battle it out them were to his running mate at season with a severe knee injury. Born in Seymour, she had lived at Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 worked for the local police Karon does not have a most of her life in Rockville. She was William Whelan of Maryland and a a m. Burial will be in Rose Hill in the best-of-three series to advance guard, Jim Paxson, the Blazers’ And of course, they still have six­ department was arrested license. time MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar a communicant of St. Bernard’s sister, Margaret O’Mara of Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Friends Karon was released of into best-of-seven play that will leading scorer at 17.1 points a con­ Church. Maryland; seven grandchildren and yesterday in connection produce Eastern and Western con­ test, or third guard Billy Ray Bates, Many believe the Lakers' success in may call at the funeral home today with the unauthorized use his police duties at the Besides her husband .she is sur­ six great-grandchildren. ference champions to decide the who has averaged 13.8 points off the the playoffs will be delerminad by from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of the department’s pick­ time of the incident and M o S ^ NBA title. the play of the consistently ipec- vived by three sons, Frank Pitney of Funeral services are incomplete. up truck. arrested yesterday, police bench. The John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Kansas City has to stop Ford’s Without Ford, Fitzsimmons has to tacular 7-2 center Tolland, Gene Pitney of Somers, and Mark A. Karon, 17, of 26 said. To pay respects PAINTS look-alike and play-alike rookie rely on the slow-down, half-court " Now we can get down to serious Dennis Pitney of Ellington; two 219 W. Center St. will be in charge. Barry Road, will be MANCHESTER — Officers and guard Kelvin Ransey to slow down offense, because Ford’s backup, Er­ business," Abdul-Jabbar said earlier daughters, Mrs. Shirley Stutz of arrai^ed on April 14 on members of the Manchester the Blazers in the tortoise and hare nie Grunfeld, simply doesn’t have this week "Now the real .season Ellington and Mrs. Nancy Pike of charges that he used a Rockville; four brothers, Frank Paul Baker Emblem Club will meet tonight at NOTICE matchup that Fitzsimmons says can the quickness of Ford. starts.'" 7:15 at tl)e John F. Tierney Funeral motor vehicle without per­ go to his tortoises if the Kings can In last year’s "real " season. Orlowski of Hurst, Texas; Stanley EAST HARTFORD - Paul “We’ve done a good job of playing Home, 219 W. Center St. to pay mission and operated a Probate Court is open for keep the tempo slow. Abdul-Jabbar completely dominated Orlowski of Stafford, Andrew Baker, 73, of 16 Arapaho Drive, didll at our own tempo,” says Fitzsim­ vehicle without a license. conferences with the judge Ford has been out of action since centers Alvan Adams of Phoenix. Orlowski of Torrington, and John Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. He respects to the late Hermeline mons, who adds, “We’re enjoying Feeney. Police have also charged from 8:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. PAUL’S PAINT Feb. 22, when he suffered an eye in­ making the playoffs. It’s been a Jack Sikma ol .Seattle and Darryl Orlowski of Vernon; 14 was the husband of Ida (Pelkey) on Thursday nights. Ap­ him with second and third jury in a game against Golden State. tough season with all the adversity Dawkins of the 76ers grandchildren; and one great- Baker. degree larceny. pointments suggested. 615 Main St., Manchester grandson. There is medical'prognosis that he this club has had and playing in a "The big fella is ready to play, He was bom in Ashland, Maine Rockville Emblem Karon, who worked for Night telephone number: said assistant coach Pat Riley. "He Funeral services will be Thursday 647-3227. might be able to return to action if hole all year. and had lived in the Hartford area ROCKVILLE — The Rockville the maintenance division Alway» Evaryday DJaeount Pricaa Kansas City gets by Portland. The wants the championship badly. " at 9:15 a.m. at the White-Gibson- for the past 27 years. He was retired “I’m not afraid to say we are a Emblem Club will meet Thursday at through the youth services winner of the Blazer-Kings series rag-tag team, but that’s why making Abdul-Jabbar will gel a tough lest Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St. from the Chaplin Box Co. of Hart­ 7:30 p.m. in the Rockville Elks program, allegedly took 8al« Ends April 11th meets Phoenix, the Pacific Division the playoffs means so much to me. Sixer guard Maurice Cheeks lets out 124-108 NBA playoff victory last night in in the opening scries, matching up with a mass of Christian Burial at 10 ford. He was a communicant of Home, 9 N. Park St. the truck and a portable regular-season champ in round two This team is playing as well as it can scream as he drives to basket for two points Philadelphia. (UPI photo) against Houston's Moses Malone, the of the conference playoffs. play right now.” against Pacers’ demon Johnson In J6ers’ NBA s rebound leader 8 - THE HERALD, Wed.. April 1, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed,. April 1. 1981 — 9 Fidrych no puzzle Mike Torrez Penney boasts By United Preas International ace Craig Swan, decided to give up Los Angeles scored four runs in Philadelphia Phillies. Mike Schmidt Mark "The Bird” Fidrych can’t on him and look to the future. the bottom of the eighth inning and belted a grand slam in the ninth, his youthful squad seem to get off the ground. Wynne, a 20-year-old speedster, held on to defeat the Cincinnati Reds fifth homer of the exhibition season. raps scribes Fidrych, the 1976 Rookie of the last year stole 30 bases a ^ batted 6-5. Trailing 4-2 in the eighth, the Bruce Bochte hit a two-run homer By LEN AUSTER O’Connor. Both have good arms and Year who has been battling arm .278 with Charleston of the Double-A Dodgers scored runs on Steve in the first inning and led off with a WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - wouldn’t want to throw a fastball.” Herald Sportswriter playsolid defense, who hits the best problems ever since, gave up three South Atlantic League. He had 20 Garvey’s single, Pete Guerrero’s in­ 'double in Seattle’s two-run rally in Mike Torrez doesn’t feel he has to Red Sox Manager Ralph Houk was How quickly the young talent com­ will nail down the job, according to runs on four hits in one inning doubles, 15 triples, 18 homers and 96 field hit, a throwing error by pitcher the sixth, sparking the Mariners to a prove himself to anyone this spring, impressed with Torrez’s perfor­ 'sr es along will be the telling factor in Liappes. Tuesday in the Tigers’ 6-5 loss to RBI. Jeff Lahti and a wild pitch. 5-4 decision over the Chicago Cubs. at least not tq those who run the mance and with Gear, who allowed 1981 for the Penney High baseball ’rile mound staff begins with the 6- Pittsburgh, i Skinner, 23, is a graduate of North Steve Trout pitched six shutout in­ In another move, Seattle released Boston Red Sox rather than cover three hits in the final three Innings. team. The Black Knights, 611 a year foot-3, 186pound Dombeck. Behind The outing inflated Fidrych’s Carolina University and was 7-14 last nings and the Chicago White Sox catcher Dave Skaggs, who had been the team. In his last four outings. Gear has ago, must replace six starters from him will be junior righthander Mark spring training stats to 13 hits, eight invited to the club’s spring training Torrez, in his third straight im­ worked 10 Innings and allowed five that club when it opens te new cam­ Tapio, 3-0 on the varsity a year ago. walks and 19 runs in 15 innings for an camp after being releas^ by the pressive outing, hurled a three-hitter hits while striking out 13. paign next Tuesday afternoon at Juniors Paul Kleefe and Scott 11.40 ERA. Last season, after spen­ California Angels. over six innings Tuesday and Mark '"rhe story of the game was our Wethersfield High at 3:30. Garen, a pair of power pitchers, ding most of the year in the minors Joe Morgan drove in three runs Clear mopped up with a fine relief pitching. Torrez has now had three “’They have to adapt to varsity should also see hill service along trying to regain his form, Fidrych Training^ with two homers and Jerry Martin performance as the Red Sox downed good outings and is getting better,” ball, Varsity ball is a lot different with Dunfee and senior Joe Smith. joined the Tigers and- appeared in added a solo blast, leading the San the Minnesota Twins 61. Torrez is Houk said. from jayvee ball,’’ remarked The latter pair feature good nine games, compiling a 2-3 record Frhncisco Giants to their fifth now 3-0 in exhibition play with an ’The Red Sox scored all their runs Knights’ Coach Mike Liappes. “The breaking pitches, remarks Liappes, and a $.68 ERA. Camp straight Cactus League victory, a 5-1 ERA of 3.00. In 21 innings, he has a after two were out and no one on team lacks experience on the varsity “We’re going to be aggressive as Rusty Torres’ sacrifice fly to deep decision over the San Diego Padres. Bill Lee-type stat sheet, striking out base. In the second, Carney Lansford level and that will tell the story.” usual,” Liappes states, “The key center field in the bottom of the Bert Blyleven struck out seven and five, walking 10 and giving up 21 hits. singled, advanced to second on a Penney will open with junior will be how well Dombeck and Tapio ninth inning gave the Pirates the Notes allowed only two hits and one run in “I have to prove to you guys balk by Roger Erickson and scored Damon Dombeck, who is pegged to come along on the varsity level. We triumph. seven innings-io boost the Cleveland (reporters) that I can pitch. You are on Glenn Hoffman’s single. Boston be the Knights’ ace on the mound, at can be competitive if they come In other news, the New York Mets, Indians to an 61 victory over the the guys that said I couldn’t pitch added a run in the third when Dave first base. He is a switch-hitting along, if not....” anymore and want to get me Stapleton singled, and, running on tired of waiting for righthander Juan year for Jacksonville of the Double- scored five runs in the seventh in­ California Angels. It was Blyleven’s lefthanded hurler who had an 63 var­ "We’ll be strong defensively and Berenguer to figure out how to con­ ning to defeat the Kansas City most impressive outing of the traded,” said Torrez. “You guys the pitch, scored when Hosken sity mark a year ago. Jared Klock have good team speed. And we have A Southern League. Powell trapped Carl Yastrzemskl’s trol his fiery fastball, traded the Later Tuesday, Dan Norman’s solo Royals 6-2. ’The White Sox also an­ spring. started hammering on me because I and Phil St. Pierre, a pair of juniors, depth in pitching in that we have a had one bad year out of eight. When long drive for a single. Yastrzemski Panamanian native to (he Kansas home run with two out in the 10th in­ nounced they had returned left­ Marshall Eldwards singled home also are slated for service at first lot of arms,” Liappes stated, ”1 feel you read all that negative stuff, reportedly was into his home run City Royals for minor league out­ ning gave the Mets a 4-3 victory over hander Carlos Arroyo, who had been Ben Oglivie in the eighth inning to base. we’ll be in the midle (in the CCIL). " maybe you start believing it. Good trot. Stapleton made it 3-0 in the fifth fielder Marvell Wynne and pitcher the St. Louis Cardinals. purchased conditionally from the cap a two-run rally and lead the Senior Gary Donovan draws the he added, voicing his choices in the John Skinner. Steve Rogers sharpened up for his Philadelphia Phillies last winter, to Milwaukee Brewers to an 11-10 baseball people, good baseball when he belted his second homer of nod at second base with senior Al league are defending champ Berenguer, 26, has been in the sixth consecutive Opening Day the Phils’ Oklahoma City farm club triumph over the Oakland A’s. writers would look at me and know I the spring. Dunfee, a two-year starter, at Simsbury along with Windham and Mets’ organization since 1978. In 16 assignment with his b ^ t outing of and completed the purchase of Twenty-year-old rookie sensation just had a bad year. Nobody wants to shortstop. Junior Jim Neary has the Manchester. Minnesota scored its only run In major-league games, he has a 1-4 the spring, helping the Montreal pitcher Hector Eduardo, then op­ Gene Nelson made a strong bid to have a bad year, you know.” hot comer slot with sophomore Jeff Schedule: April 7 Wethersfield A, 9 Torrez is concentrating on mainly the sixth when newly acquired record with a 4.75 ERA. Noted for an Elxpos to a-1-0 victory over the tioned him to' their Eklmonton club. jump fron Class A to the major Morrow slated for service around Enfield A, 11 South Catholic A 1 Mickey Hatcher was hit by a pitch overpowering fastball, Berenguer Orioles. Rogers walked one and Lloyd Moseby slammed a three- leagues by pitching six powerful in­ fastballs this spring. He had relied in the infield. p.m., 14 Simsbury H, 15 Bulkeley A, and moved to second on a walk to has always had problems with con­ struck out five in six innings. Ray run homer to cap an eight-run fifth nings to send the New York Yankees the past on the fastball as well as a Senior Ken D’Attilio. who shared 16 Fermi H, 20 Windham A 1 p.m.. 22 Roy Smalley. Glenn Adams then trol and the Mets, encouraged by an Burris picked up his second victory inning and power the Toronto Blue to a 2-1 victory over the Texas slider and curve. the RBI lead last season at 14, opens Hall A 1 p.m., 24 Manchester H 1 drove in Hatcher with a single. After impressive recovery by some-time with one shutout inning. Jays to an 11-7 victory over the Rangers. “You have to talk to him a bit,” in leftfield with speedy sophomore p.m., 27 Conard H, 29 East Hartford said catcher Gary Allenson. “Last Adams’ single, Torrez walked John John Rodegher patrolling center- A, May 1 Wethersfield H, 4 Enfield year, whenever he shook me off, it Castino to load the bases but got Ron field. Sophomore John Klemba. a H, 6 Simsbury A, 8 Fermi A. 11 was because he wanted to throw a Jackson to ground out to end the switch-hitter, and senior Ed Peruc- Windbam H, 13 Hall H, 15 1 - ^ ' curve. We'd get to 2-2 and he threat. f cio are vying for the jol& in rightfield. Manchester A, 18 Conard A, 20 East Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, is being readied Yanks swing player deal Behind the plate will either be junior Hartford H. Games not noted 3:30 for opening game Aprii 10 against Chicago White Sox. Jimmy Paul Mazzaferro or sophomore Jim p.m. McCarthy, a 30-year empioyee, secures home piate with FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. previous deal for left-hander Randy Both Welsh, who will be 26 later Elliot Maddox has been working in combination of water and gravel. (UPI photo) Jones. (UPI) — Switch-hitting outfielder this month, and Lollar, 25, pitched New York’s camp on a tryout basis. Pacella, 3-4 with a 5.14 ERA last Pats make offer Upgraded schedule Jerry Mumphrey of the San Diego for Columbus, which won the Inter­ New York Manager Gene Padres was traded to the New York year, was immediately sent to the national League championship iast Michaels said Mumphrey will Yankees Tuesday night for out­ Yankees' AAA farm club in Coium- season. probably be in the starting lineup as bus. Toronto Blue Jays' Inflelder Danny AInge limbers up his fielders Ruppert Jones and Joe Lollar was 2-1 with a 2.57 ERA for the Yankees’ No. 2 hitter. awaits East squad Sports Parade Lefebvre and pitchers Tim Lollar One year ago, Jones, 26, was con­ Columbus and went 1-0 with a 3.43 “I haven’t seen Jerry Mumphrey to buy stadium throwing arm In first workout yesterday In Dunedin, Fla. sidered the Yankees’ center fielder By LEN AUSTER and Chris Welsh. , ERA in 14 appearances for New play but the scouts say he’s a good AInge, an All-American basketball star, completed his hoop individual champ, and seniors Herald Sportnwriler Mumphrey, 28, stole 52 bases last of the future, but he suffered two York, saving two games. Welch was player,” said Michaels. “Right now. play at Brigham Young last week. The 6-5 hoopster hopes to Maggie Sullivan and Kathy Kit Bv MILT RICHMAN major injuries and played in only 83 An upgraded schedule awaits the year, helping make the Padres the 612 with a 2.73 ERA for Columbus. I’m thinking of him being the No. 2 BOSTON (UPI) - Chuck Sullivan, room, where families want to tredge along with junior Robin games, batting .223. The key to the make the grade with the Jays at third base. (UPI photo) East Catholic girls’ track team as it only team in baseball history to have The acquisition of Mumphrey hitter.” executive vice president of the New come,” he added. Kaminski. deal as far as the Padres are con­ three players with 50 or more stolen further complicates the Yankees’ Michaels, who managed Columbus England Patriots and son of team Chuck Sullivan, also the chairman readies for the 1981 season, which Seniors Beth Tobin and Mary cerned could very well be Lefebvre, sprints into action Tuesday after­ bases. He hit .298 and knocked in 59 outfield situation. ’The only sure last year, said he was impressed owner William H. Sullivan, said of the NFL Management Council, Evans, juniors Carole Ingallinera, 25, who bats left and has a strong noon in a triangular match against Didn't get name right runs. starter is free agent Dave Winfield, with Pacella, claiming, “He had the Tuesday he has offered to take con­ will not actually own the stadium or Lynne Dakin and Anne Temple, throwing arm. Lefebvre batted .227 Bulkeley and homestanding Windsor In the deal, the Yankees also who could open in right because of an best arm in our league.” trol of Schaefer Stadium and the the land. ’The town of Foxboro owns sophomore Ellen Evans and ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (U P D - a broken wrist he suffered when he for the Yankees last year but showed injury to slugger Reggie Jackson. Michaels also pointed out that TeamCanada Locks High at 3:15. freshm an Meg Dakin are top acquired John Pacella, a 24-year-old adjoining land for a price of about both and Sullivan will assume the was hit by a pitch that put him on the some power, hitting eight home runs The Eaglette thinclads posted an The freckle-faced little boy leaned right-hander who was landed by San The Yankees have already sent Brown is still on the roster and could 36.3 million. remaining 31 years of the mortgage prospects in the sprint events (100, shelf the final month of the season. and driving in 21 runs in only 150 at- 11-3 won-lost mark a year ago but a out over ttje dugout as far as he could Diego from the New York Mets in a center fielder Bobby Brown to be called back at any time. The purpose of the proposed on the property if the deal is ap­ 200, 4(X) meters). In spite of all this. Whitey Herzog, bats. beefed up schedule and the loss of holding a pencil and piece of paper in Columbus and veteran center fielder purchase. Chuck Sullivan said, was proved by shareholders of Stadium Juniors Cheryl Bassett and Kate the Cardinals' general manager and two key operatives are situations to front of him to immediately install im­ Realty Trust. Foran, sophomore Darby Barnes field manager, wanted Lezcano so adds muscle be met in '81. ■'Please. Mr Cisco, can I have provements in Schaefer Stadium in C3iuck Sullivan set the proposed and senior Sue Messier are top can­ much this past winter that he made Maple Leafs, Edmonton Oilers, New “ We're going against tougher your autograph’’" he pleaded. time for the start of the 1981 NFL purchase in motion Monday by for­ WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - didates for the 100 and 300 meter Sixto Lezcano gazed up at the the 27-year-old right-handed hitter Red Sox future Team Canada has acquired 228 York Rangers, and Pittsburgh team s," voices East Coach Jan hurdles. Temple heads the list in the ming Stadium Management Corp., of his prime objective in a seven-player season. Chuck Sullivan said he plans youngster and couldn't help but Y midget champs which he is the sole shareholder, and pounds of defensive muscle to Penguins are fighting for the last Abraham, starting her third year at high jump along with junior Denise deal with the Brewers. When the to put some $600,000 into improving smile. He signed the piece of paper putting the offer on the table. waylay the cool strategems of Rus­ slot. the helm overall, “We go against White, Lynne Dakin and Falkowski swap finally was consummated in Community Y All-Stars took the town midget All-Star Tournament by the rest rooms, parking iots and and gave it back to the boy. “My father owns the Patriots and I sian hockey. It now n e ^ s a scrappy That race may not be decided until Conard and Hall and those should be White, Tobin, the two Dakins and Dallas at the winter meetings in besting the We«t Side Rec All-Stars, 54-52, last night at the West Side Rec. possibly even the road into the “My name is Sixto." the St. Louis stadium. will be the landlord for my father,’’ standup goalie who will not wither the final day of the season on Sun­ interesting meets. senior Charlene Kupec are top Cardinals' Puerto Rican-born left December, the Cards gave up Ted 'unpredictable' The Y crew clinched the best-of-five series, 61. day, April 5. ’The team is scheduled “You can’t be the best if you don't prospects in the tong jump “The reason we’re doing this is Chuck Sullivan said. “The total under fire. fielder corrected the youngster mild­ Simmons. Pete Vuckovich and Rollie Brian Milone had 24 points, Brian Brophy 11, David Kelly 10 and Gnque to leave the next day for Stockholm, schedule the best. We want to go Junior Mary Lou Sullivan. Barnes WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - and pitchers Frank Tanana and Jim that seven years ago, we had 55,000 value (with the planned im­ Wilhelm Huber, a tall German ly without trying to make him any Fingers for Lezcano. Lary Sorensen, Barlow played well for the Y. Chris Mateya and Dan Soucier each netted 14 Sweden, wherd it will play an exhibi­ against them,” she added. and sophomore Karen Nolen should This winter’s “Boston Massacre” Dorsey. All figure prominently in season ticket holders and we went provements) comes to about $6.9 defenseman who has toiled for the more self conscious. "Six-to Lez­ Dave LaPoint and Dave Green. markers, Paul Guardino 11 and Mike Lata 9 for West Side. tion match April 8 before the tourna­ The Eaglettes are minus Patti see competition in the javelin. has left the Red Sox in an unpredic­ Houk’s plans. down to 40,000 last year. We made a million. It also means the Patriots hapless Detroit Red Wings this cano ' West Side had a 2621 lead at the intermission. ment opens April 12. Walsh in the weight events and Sullivan and senior Kelly Walsh are table state. “ I’ll make one estimate right market survey of people and most of will be in New England for the next season, was named ’Tuesday to the "I’m sorry. " the kid said. Alan Eagleson, executive director Yvonne Nolen in the sprints. The loss shot putters while Walsh and Three perennial All-Stars — here,” Houk adds. “I’ll bet you we them like the team. But we’ve had a 30 years.” Team Canada roster for the World "You don't have to be sorry. " Lez­ Not happy at first of the NHL Players Association and of the former will hurt the most. possibly Meg Dakin are seen in the don’t finish 19 games out of first lot of complaints about the facilities Under the terms of the proposed Hockey Championships along with cano reassured him. "I might have catcher Carlton Fisk, center fielder “We have everybody but Yvonne "Truthfully, I wasn’t too happy place this year.” — the parking lot, the rest rooms,” purchase, shareholders in the trust defenseman Barry Long of the Win­ head of Team Canada, said head discus. . the same trouble saying your name Fred Lynn and shortstop Rick back in the sprints. We should do "If we're consistent, we should do over the deal at first,’’ Lezcano said. STRENGTHS - Still a potent Chuck Sullivan said. will be paid $12 a share for a total of nipeg Jets and Steve Tambellini of coach Don Cherry is carefully in English ’ Burleson — are gone and when a well. We have a lot of people to draw as well as last year's record, maybe "I am now. I'm with a ball club I Louisiana site ‘"The present trustees have done a $4,590,348. Individual shares were Colorado Rockies. reviewing the goalies available and team loses that kind of quality up the offense with the likes of Jim Rice The boy looked a bit happier. He may not make his decision until Sun­ from,” Abraham states, a little bit behind," noted Abraham, always liked even when I was a kid middle, the prognosis is not good. (.294 , 24 homers, 86 RBI), Tony tremendous job with limited priced at $7 on Monday, when The selections, announced by thanked Lezcano for his signature “We have a lot of people trying out taking account the schedule. in Arecibo.” But only Fisk, who became a free Perez (.275, 25,105), Lansford (.261, resources, but substantial capital is Stadium Management Corp. made general manager John Ferguson, day night. and the Cardinals' new outfielder, in the weight events. Patti Walsh is a Schedule: April 7 at Windsor Herzog had a question for Lezcano agent over a contract technicality 15, 80), Dave Stapleton (.321), (ilenn needed to bring the facility up to its offer to buy. In addition. Chuck brought the Team Canada roster to He said Cherry has all but decided who is coming over to them after big loss." she continued, "We’ll be Locks with Bulkeley, 11 Nutmeg almost before he set his bags down of NCAA in '82 date. Basically, we can do this better Sullivan assumes a $1,498 tnillion 14 players — nine forwards and five against using Rockies' goalie Glen and signed with the Chicago White Hoffman (.285) and Carl spending the last six seasons in the this spring. defensemen. Six players, including (Chico) Resch but is most anxious to strong in the distant, middle distant Relays (at Conard), 14 at Conard American League with the Sox, was lost for nothing. Lynn and Yastrzemski (.275, 15, 50); solid PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Next The other returning starters are 6 with a private corporation than a mortgage and $250,000 insurance “Can you play left field?” he two goalies, are still to be named to pick Caps goalie Mike Palmateer if events.” with East Hartford, 16 at Penney Burleson were traded to the Califor­ liullpen with Tom Burgmeier (24 year’s finals of the NCAA Basketball 6 guard Randy Wittman, who public trust. We’d like to make policy on the property. Milwaukee Brewers, walked down wanted to know, since Lezcano the team. Washington fails to make the Members of the Eaglette Class L with Rockville, 28 South Catholic (at nia Angels at\d the players the Red saves, 2.00 ERA), Bob Stanley (14, Championsbips are not in bombed away from the outside Schaefer Stadium like our living the dugout steps and found a seat on generally played right for the Huber, at 6foot-5 and 228 pounds, playoffs. state championship cross country St. Joseph's) May 1 Manchester A. 5 the bench. Sox got in return could help to fill 3.39) and G ear (9,3.31); good brach. Philadelphia, but that doesn’t mean against North Carolina for 16 points, Brewers and George Hendrick has a rates as one of the biggest players in Ferguson named 11 players to the squad will capably fill the bill in the Northwest Catholic Mercy (at St. "These kids have a lot of trouble some of the void. WEAKNESSES - Dennis Indiana won’t be heavily involved in 610 centerforward Landon Turner lock on the position with the Cards. the league. The native of roster Monday. Among those picked middle distance (800 meters) and Joseph's), 9 Hartford Public In­ with my name. " he laughed. "They It is times like these that Red Sox’ Ek;kersley is only starting pitcher the chase for another national title. and 6-8 forward Ted Kitchel. “1 can play anywhere,” Lezcano Strasskirchen, West Germany, has were high-scoring Rockies winger distant events (1,500 and 3,000 vitational, 11 HCC Meet (at Xavier) fans seek out a voice of optimism who can be counts on consistently; ’The Hoosiers won their fourth Another player to figure prominent­ Lapointe, Ruel call me 'Lezcanto.' Lesano.' 'Cisco.' answered. “I just want to play, but scored 14 goals and has 33 assists so Lanny McDonald and the Whalers meters). That list includes freshmen 14 at Hall with Enfield, 18 al anything. I don't mind. I remember and who is better at seeing blue skies very little catching experience with NCAA crown Monday night at the ly in Indiana’s plans is 63 reserve you gotta have a good hitter behind far this season. The 32-year-old trio of center Mike Rogers, right Teri Kittredge and Felicia Glastonbury with South Windsor. 29 when I was a kid. I didn't get all the than Ralph Houk. Houk, lured out of Fisk gone. Spectrum with a 66M victory over guard Jim Thomas, who made the me.” Long, 61 and 210 pounds, is the winger Blaine Stoughton, and left Falkowski, sophomore Alice State Sectionals, June 6 Class L names right, either. " retirement by Red Sox’ officials to NEW FACES — Lansford will North Carolina. It was their first title All-Tournament team with his The last part of that statement, in oldest player named to the team so winger Pat Boutette. Charest, junior Linda Reddy, Class L Meet. Dual meets 3:30 p.m Lezcano was 16 years old when he help instill some discipline, has start at third and Miller may get the since 1976, when they also captured hustling all-around play. Lezcano's mind, anyway, had a lot to first began attracting the attention taken over as manager and he’s con­ nod In center; Clear will help the big prize on the same court. said at odds far. do with the poor year he went He has scored six goals and has 21 of big league scouts playing vinced the Red Sox will be better bullpen; Tanana and possibly Dorsey “My first thought would be, really, What may send shudders through last season with the removed from the lineup for Sun­ assists for the season. Tambellini American Legion ball near his home than people think. will be added to starting rotation; when does the tournament com­ throughout the Big Ten is Knight's MONTREAL (UPI) - Irving Foreign yachtsmen gearing up Brewers. day’s game, he was eventually has 23 goals and 25 assists thus far. in Arecibo. P R. “ I think a lot has been said rookie right-hander Steve Crawford mittee want to come back to opinion that the best days of the Grundman, managing director of the Lezcano points out he usually hit brought back into uniform when "That’s how I got my number. " he because we lost three star players has made the club and will be given a Philadelphia?” asked Indiana Coach current Hoosier team might be Montreal Canadians, and head coach So far, Ferguson has named nine sixth for the Brewers behind Cecil defenseman Mario Tremblay says, pointing over his shoulder to but people forget we got something chance in the starting rotation and Bobby Knight. “It’s a good place for ahead. Claude Ruel scheduled a meeting forwards and five defensemen to the Cooper, Gorman Thomas and Ben developed a sore knee. However, for America's Cup in 1983 the 16 on the back of his scarlet and in return,” says Houk. “Some people Houk is also high on rookie outfielder us to play.” today with disenchanted defenseman team, all from the Jets, Red Wings, Oglivie, three of the best RBI men in Lapointe did not work a single shift white Cardinal uniform "I spent forget Boston finished 19 games out Reed Nichols; Rudi provides bench “We’ve undergone a maturation Guy Lapointe. Rockies and Hartford Whalers. Still For the first time in 1983, foreign aid foreign entries. the American League. Monday night’s contest nearly was By SUZANNE TRIMEL four years in the minors after Felix of first place last year even with strength. process through the course of the ’The 36year-old Lapointe, angered on the ice. to be named are four more skaters yachtsmen won't be limited to "Aithough the United States starts "When you got three guys like that postponed because of the assassina­ Ruel was displeased with United Press International Del Gado signed me. Class A. Double those players so maybe it was time OUTLOOK — Uncertainty looms tion attempt on President Reagan, year and through that have at being removed from the lineup for and two goalies. The 25th battle for yachting’s technology available in their own favorite, its winning margin has hitting ahead of you, all of them Lapointe’s performance the previous A and Triple A. I made them all. " we shook things up a little.” over this team like dark clouds in but NCAA officials, after much con­ developed more experience,” said last Sunday’s game, had called Ruel Ferguson said the final choices prestigious America's Cup is more country to design, build or outfit decreased year after year, and it driving in more than 100 runs apiece, The new players obtained from winter hang pver the city. They don’t Knight, whose team was 7-5 in a hypocrite and went on to sharply night when he was on the ice for five will probably come from one of the their sleek 12-meter yachts. will become increasingly difficult there's nothing left for you,” says sultation, decided to hold the contest' of the goals the New York Rangers than two years away but foreign California for Burleson and Lynn are a p i^ r to have enough to be taken when Reagan’s condition improved. December before turning its season criticize his coaching methods. five NHL clubs still struggling for challengers already are raising One club official said the rule was for it to win the cup" Lezcano. scored in a 62 romp over Montreal. Always could hit third baseman Carney Lansford, seriously but they could be better ’The 1962 Final Four will meet at around, ‘"rhis team has grown and Lapointe was scheduled to meet the 16th and last berth in the Stanley millions of dollars and planning dropped because "we'd like to win or Trouble was chosen skipper for a “What I'm saying is that they developed. But I think they haven’t “I see no reason why I wasn’t 1983 French challenge, spearheaded Almost from the time he broke in relief pitcher Mark Clear, out­ than the fifth or sixth projection by the Louisiana Superdome in New with Grundman and Ruel ’Tuesday Cup playoffs. extensive training to boost "the best lose on the race course." could pitch around me,” he goes on. finished maturing yet. ’That should asked to play Sunday night,” by Yves Roussel-Rouard, the with the Brewers. Lezcano showed fielders Joe Rudi and Rick Miller some baseball foUowera. Orleans, and many expect Indiana to but Grundman postponed the The Jetsi Red Wings, Rockies, and chance they’ve ever had.” “Last time we had the edge,” said “I believe that for me to do good, I come some time next year.” Lapointe had said. “I had a bad night producer of films such as the X- them he could hit the long ball even be right in the thick of things. meeting until today to cool off both Hartford Whalers are already The New York Yacht Club Dennis Conner of San Diego, Calif., must have a good hitter behind me. Saturday, but so did a lot of other rated "Emanuelle.” though he isn't that big at 5-10 and ’The Hoosiers return four starters ’The only starter the Hoosiers will sides for the discussion of a series of eliminated from post-season play. reportedly has received cables from skipper of the 1980 U.S. defender When (Don) Money was healthy, he lose is 6-9 center Ray Tolbert, who is players. What does he (Ruel) want Rousset-Roudfd purchased Bich's 175 pounds. He hit 11 homers his first from the 269 championship team. verbal blasts the 12-year veteran ’The Washington Capitals, Toronto a record 10 foreign yacht clubs which Freedom. "But next time the com­ would hit behind me last year. from me? Don’t forget I was out of yacht last year when the Bic pen full summer with Milwaukee in 1975 Ofis trade ’That includes All-America guard Knight’s choice for the Big Ten’s leveled against Ruel Sunday night intend to put up yachts for the 1983 petition will be more even. We’re Otherwise, it would be (Sal) Bando action for 11 weeks.” Isiah ’Thomas, named MVP of the Most Valuable Player. Tolbert following the Canadiens’ 4-0 loss to going to have a hard time but the magnate decided to retire from cup and had his best season there two or (Jimmy) Gantner. I’m not saying Lapointe had been on the sidelines series off Newport, R.I. years ago with 28 homers. 101 RBI tournament after scoring 23 points in scored just five points but pulled the Quebec Nordlques. Bolton Road Today is the deadline for filing a foreigners will have the best chance contention after losing the they are bad hitters, but the pitchers with a severe leg cramp. the finals, although NBA scouts down a game-high 11 rebounds “ I decided to let the situation stay they’ve ever had.” challenger’s role four times to the and a .321 average. Lezcano also won could afford to pitch around me.” ’Though Lapointe was not dressed challenge but a spokesman for the would like to see the 6-foot-l against the Tar Heels. still for another day and will try to Design innovations, particularly in Australians. a Gold Glove that year. The question now is where does after this year for ’Tuesday’s game against New Race April 26 club that sponsors the race said the The foreign yachtsmen also are Last year was something of a dis­ sophomore turn pro. Indiana’s five-game march find a solution Wednesday,” Grund­ official entries will not be released sail cloth, have given the U.S. the Herzog figure to hit him? York Islanders, Guy Lafleur was following the U.S. lead in practicing aster for him, though. His batting FORT MYERS, Fla. (UPI) - “Right now I’m pretty sure I’ll be through the NCAA tournament was man said Tuesday. ’The Bolton Road Race committee for some time. edge through 24 challenges since “Probably fifth or sixth,” Lezcano proposal to him or them to ns. We’re devastating. Its smallest margin of “I see no reason for Guy to public­ back in the line up three days ahead for the cup match years in advance. average took the biggest nosedive of General Manager Joe Burke claims waiting on that because we’ll just back at Indiana University,’’ says plans for the April 26 6mlle A UPI survey showed Australia 1851. The U.S. has never lost the con­ shrugs. “Behind Hendrick, (Keith) victory was 13 points and the ly blast his coach in the of schedule and helped the club to a test, making it the longest winning Before Conner, the match was a any major league regular, dipping the Kansas City Royals want to keep wait on it. I don’t feel it’s the right Thomas said Monday night of his road race are complete. ’This is the has cabled three challenges and two Hernandez and (Darrell) Porter. aggregate point spread over five newspapers,” Grundman said. “My 61 victory. streak in sports history. gentlemanly competition with little all the way down to .229, and his outfielder Amos Otis after this time.’ current plans. fourth year that the Bolton Athletic more are being considered. Swedish That’s okay. Tpi not upset. TTiey contests was a whopping 113 points, door is always open, and If he wants Only last Wednesday, Lafleur Even the schooner America’s advance training. Conner raised the home run and RBI totals also fell off season. But Otis is not so sure. Otis said Tom Womack, his agent Association sponsored the event. and French yachtsmen plan cam­ know what 1 can do and 1 know what or nearly 23 a game. to say something he can come in and narrowly escaped with his life in a triumph over 15 British cutters in series to the rigors of professional to 18 and 55. The crowning blow was 1 can do. I'm no .220 hitter.” “I’m not saying they don’t want and a Kansas Gty bank presiitat, car mishap in Montreal. Lafleur suf­ ’The race has nine divisions as weii paigns. England will produce at least tell me. You have got to have big as six additional categories. one challenge, and an Italian yacht 1851 — the race that started the sports with a two-year training me, but I don’t know yet,’’ Otis said. talked with Royals’ officials last Ebreo swims fered only a laceration to his right shoulders and face the facts If you designer may make Italy’s first tradition — was credited to cotton program. “I get the impression they don’t week. ear when a signpost was rammed ’There are six men’s divisions — care. They won’t talk to me. They are not asked to dress.” Juniors (12-17), Open (1629), Sub­ challenge. | sails. Flax sails powered the British “They wanted us to make a Though Lapointe had been through his windshield on impact. won’t make proposals.” masters (3639), Masters (40-49), "They’ve all gone mad down yachts. Trouble says he and his crew of 20 proposal,” Otis said. “ My agent said . Redwood Farms, Now, challengers are pinning their Bill approved. Otis, who is teing switched from ‘We are the employee and the Angela Ebreo, a member of the Grandmasters (5659) and Super­ here,” said four-time challenger will practice this August in Newport, Mandiester Swim Gub, will com­ masters (60 plus). Alan Bond, the fiery Perth, hopes on American knowhow. returning to the Rhode Island Sound SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UPI) — A sent to the floor. center field to left field this year, is employee doesn’t make the demands Ex-ring champ Antuoferm o pete wltlr the Connecticut AAU All- Additional categories are: First Australia, real estate tycoon, whose One Swedish Sailing Federation of­ for an entire summer next year. The state Assembly committee has ap­ in the last season of his fiv e -y ^ of the employer.'” Lloyd's champs Under the proposal, a professional contract. He can become a free Star in the Eastern States Regionals Bolton finisher, first subjunior, team yacht lost to the U.S. in the last ficial said the rule change would help group plans to spend $5 million in a proved a bill that could bar the Los sports team would be prohibited Otis said be is upset because the agent at the conclusion of this season this weekend, April 3-5, in Redwood Farms topped ABA Tool ready fo r comeback tra il award, youngest finisher, oldest match. challengers. "There is going to be a bid to win the world's oldest sporting Angeles Rams, the NFL team that from using the name of a city or I ^ a l s are dealing with pitcher Den­ if the Royals do not extend his con­ Philadelphia, Pa. & Die, 61, to win the American Divi­ finisher and random drawing. “Everybody wants to challenge,” revolution in sail cloth in the next ten trophy. moved last year to Orange County, county in which it does not play its nis Leonard, who also is eligible to sion volleyball playoff last night at CHICAGO (UPI) - Former Antuofermo’s last fight was a tract. Elbreo, a student at Elast Catholic ’The race starts at Bolton High at 1 he said. “It's become a national years and the U.S. is the leading Peter J. de Savary, a Bahamian- from continuing to use Los Angeles home gatiies unless it had permis­ become a free agent after this niing. middleweight champion Vito An­ rematch with Alan Minter in London “We would like to keep Amos,” High, will participate in the 206yard p.m. Refreshnqents will be available pastime, ’How do we win the country in this technology,” he said. based banker who witnessed in its name. sion to use the name. season. Lloyd’s Auto Parts topped the tuofermo will fight Mauricio Aldana June 28, 1980. Antuofermo lost the Burke said in the Wednesday edition freestyle and 806yard freestyle to each runner and for sale to the America’s Chip?” French yacht dealer Bruno Trou­ England's humbling defeat with the The measure by Assemblyman The bill does not specifically men­ “I see in the paper where they are North Elnders, 61, to capture the of Mexico in a 10-round match fight, which was stopped after eight public. ble, who took the helm of Baron yacht Lionheart in the last cup of the Topeka Capitol-Joumal. "I offering Dennis Leonard so much relay. She gained hOT placement on rounds because of cuts and excessive The surge of interest apparently Mike Roos, D-Los Angeles, Tuesday tion the Rams, who played their National Division. Thursday night In ' the former Applications can be obtained by Marcel Bich’s yacht France III for series, is heading a syndicate with a said that this winter and that hasn’t the squad by finishing in the top bleeding. was spark^ by the club’s decision to cleared the Insurance and home games last year at Anaheim money, telling him not to worry Redwood and Lloyd’s will meet for champ’s first fight since undergoing sending a self-addressed, stamped an unsuccessful 1980 cup challenge, budget between $5 million and $8 changed. At the right time, we will about it and just go out and play three in the state in the 200 free for Antuofermo underwent plastic, eliminate its “country of origin” Commerce Committee, 104, and was Stadium. the championship. surgery to prevent severe bleeding envelope to: R.W. Chamberland, 149 said the rule change "will certainly million. talk to him. We ^ v e not made a baseball,” Otis said. 1618 year old girls. surgery last November. rule. over his eyes. 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Quebec, 1 Laguna Catfish 6.60 5.40 4.40 rumored to be pressuring the World Boxing Council to type 10 Playirtg card New York i AL12. Texas 1 Soccer Red Tsffy extend the rest period between rounds for all televised P b b y [ a U 7 0 M o T a T O M Tardil 22 (Hoganson. Dupont). 5 22 4. 6 JB's Double Pool 6.40 6.60 16 Of India 11 Otherwise u L p o 7 E E P a] ^ eb e c , A Slastny 37 (Cloutier. P Johnrty Osge Tuesday s Sports Transactions 4 Qanlus Offspring 7.00 fights from tO seconds to 90 seconds — because it could By ADigaii van Buren (prefix) [ k A M 7 Slastnyi. 6,(B Penaltie^-Marois. Que, OK's Snooker Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Football E \ i L X M E 2 By United Press Inlernatiolial TIME; 31:63 then squeeze in an extra commercial between rounds. 17 l i lituatad 10 46. Gardner, Pitt. 10:46, Dupont.Que. Classy Blue league (abbr.) Baseball Oulniola: 166 Pd $44.00 ' 18 Paradises 13 M. Shomey. Pitt. 16 31. Carlvle, Pitt. Chicago White Sox - Returned left­ ’The isimject was even introduced by WBC head Jose 21 Si^anith tide TrifacU: 1-6-4 Pd $1,151.40 Oudley'4 Pa 20 Conclusion 38 Female saint 48 Verse maker 18 51 hander Carlos Arryo. who had been V t Black Velvet Sulaiman at a recent conclave in Mexico City, but it was THAT^ SUPPOSEPTD BE LOOK-5 ^ 24 Custom 22 Caustic (abbr.) 49 Anticipebon pcriod-5. Quobw, A purchased conditionally from Philadel- JUNIORS TENTH: 5/16 (A) quickly tabled. AN EXCLUStV/E LOUNGE UKE JU G T 26 Over (poetic) (Ftorek, Maroisi, 19 27 Penallies- 2nd D 5/16 lubttanca 40 Having left a 51 Mats WEDNESDAY ‘ phia, to the I*hi!s‘Oklahoma City farm; 4 T.M.'s Ringar 5.20 4.40 3.20 FOR TiRH? EXEOJTIVES.' AKCfTHER Bouchard. Quo. (served by Clackson), completed the purchase of pitcher Hector Newtown Squiare Sister Has Answers, but 23 Teatime 27 Steeps in APR. 1. 1081 4 28. Hunter, Que, 12 16. Faubert. Pitt, Single tallies by Dan 6 La Partta 5.00 5.00 UaKTTTD will 53 Spread out h^uardo. who was purchased conditional­ Tayo Dayo 25 A lley____ 28 Short haircut 17 161 ly from St ouis. and assigned Eduardo Callahan and Jeff Cappello 8 R's Lae Baauty 3.00 29 Arranger 43 High school 54 Roman tyrant Third periixl—6. Quebec, Richard 51 Brutus Two 27 Chewt out EVENING on option to their ECdmonton farm TIME: 31:36 Duatoffa Oolly 30 (lold Coast dance 55 Pitcher iTardif, Hunter), 2 57. F’enally—Cote, lead the Manchester “B” Quinlela; 364 Pd $10.20 Wants Questions Stopped 30 Kind of rock ' 6:00 Detroit Tigers — Asked waivers on Daring Red 7 ^ indoor soccer team to 2-1 Trifacta: 4-3-6 Pd $150.30 33 Grictder 31 Fools 45 Weft 57 Coin of Japan 11' NCAAGymna8tlct(Conllnu«d ^ 1 '? ^ ^ t>.H.k..r»h ‘1JL7-H5 nghl handed'pitcher Mark ' the Bird” JB't OJ DEAR ABBY: Peace and all good things! 1 am a nun ^ * Fidrych, 1976 American league Rookie of win over the West Hartford F l P f Jim m y____ 32 Tiff 47 Unearthly 59 Stray From D aytim e) Quebec . the Year, for purpose of sending the 25- ELEVENTH: 5/16 (0) Kim Giver writing in desperation, hoping that you have a charitable 34 Apiece 35 Cobalt symbol 7:00 (Hwlies-Pittsburgh. Millen Quebec year-old to the minors W o lv es. Mike Sardo 4 Sugar's Shalk 16.00 6.00 6.60 CavHs solution to a most annoying problem. 36 Harvest 11' SportsCenter Bouchard A—15,118 New York Mets -Traded right-handed 5 Work Load 4.60 4.60 n.HI P L il^ assisted on Cappello’s tal­ 3rd D 5/16 I live in a small religious community with other sisters 37 Hangi up 7:30 « pitcher Juan Berenguer to Kansas City 1 Have A Dream 6.60 Winnipeg 1 2 ^ 3 for minor league outfielder Marvell ly. R'a Bonita Bill whom 1 dearly love. It seems that whenever 1 am trying to W 39 Butting 11 NHL Hockey 1/is Angeles Wynne and piteW John Skinner, and TIME: 31:61 Ben's Ace animal 8:00 Quinlela: 465 Pd $46.20 eat a quick lunch, a certain sister comes over with her First period 1. U s Angela. Tsv or 44 assigned both to their Jackson farm club The locals boast three Sweet Specky crossword puzzle and asks. "What was the name of Seth's 41 Accountant 34 Pre Season Baaeball ' lonnc) 0 » 2. U s Angeles. Kel y 2 the Texas Uague Trifacta; 4-5-1 Pd $562.00 DR Keith (abbr) 10:00 Hopkins S U urent., 5 OB 3 U s ;^ew York Yankees ■ Sent outfielders wins and two ties in five l « * l w son?” Or, "What was Noah’s boat called?’’ TWELFTH: YANKEE CQURSE (0)T Flash Bash 42 Wrap in 11 Auto Racing 1980 Ange es ' Dionne i 6 53 4. Los Ruppcrl Jones and Joe Ufebvre and starts. 4-1 4 MJ'a Vega 45.40 6.40 3.20 Tell Betty Jo Dear Abby, have you any ideas? bandage 11:30 im n 1 h k ^ pUchorffTim U llar and Chris Welsh to Gary Stoltenberg, Tom 7 Noble Dinero 3.60 2.60 KImlima Deliver me from crossword puzzles, now and forever. 44 Latest 11 SportsCenter Diego'icg" in exchange for outfielder Q. Why doo't baseball teams have to give up a player of tian I 12 .2 6. l»s Angeles Hopkins 8 Jerry Mumphrev and pitcher John Diana and Chad Smutney 5 Long Second 3-80 Dutch Curry Amen! 46 New (prefix) 12:00 'Kelly. St Uurenti 14 42 Penalties TIME; 30:96 equal ability when they pick np a free ageot from another Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Pacella 4th 0 5/16 IMPATIENT SISTER 47 Soothe 11 NCAA Gymnastics Knrab LA, 16 ffl Babveh, Wpg. 17 24 Seattle Releast'd catcher Dave played well for the Quiniela: 467 Pd $42.40 team? — Rick Hammond, A nsa, Calif. R's C a p p /t Love 48 Greek letter 12:05 Luie LA 17 24 Skaggs Superfeda; 4-7-5-6 Pd $3,976.50 .S4'u»nd pcnixf- 7. U s Angeles, St winners. Jardnel Jemmy ’The simple answer is that baseball players were smart THE A^ARKER o n THE PiAeKAMi AND THE X'^POT 50 Before (prefix) 3 NBA Basketball Playoff College Attendance: 1.660 DEAR SISTER: Practice the virtue of patience, WHERE THE ffiAP \9 Uiurent in iHopkins Ketivi. 7 K 8 Villanova University - Named assist­ Qttogo enough to get Marvin Miller to represent them. With his lead­ ...VOU'KE RIGHT' 52 Cut of beef Game Handle; $206,139 pray for forbearance and utter ye not a cross word WinnuK'g Geoffrion 19 iMahthai 9 21 9 ant coach Jack Pyrali as interim head Dave's Pridi ership. they successfully breached the old reserve clause that 5TAGHBP 15 JU 5T (comp wd.) 2:00 about the puzzle. b el o w t h e 5PUR WmnipfB l.uk,.wn.h 32 i Babveh Chris- iraek and field ciwch rcplanns James Shothome Fay tied a player to his team for life. The resulting true free agen­ 56 Mucky 11 SportsCenter nan. If ai lO^leis Anueles Terrionl2 Jumbo Elholl Tuesday Evening ...COME (ONI 2:30 Jenson I, Murphy 18 20 Penally Who Am I? Dutch Sierra cy accounts for those huge salaries now paid the top stars. It is 56 Animal watte 11 NHL Hockey Ih^kins. l.A. lU 21 R e s u l t s Simple also the crux of the argument between owners and players chemical 5.00 Tnird pt'riod None f’onalites Luko- FIRST; 5/16 (M) Miz J's Lady that threatens to erupt in a strike in late May. The owners 60 Bench 11 Toughman Contest wich Wpg double-minor 2 32. Well. LA. < 1 Lilac Rusty 3.60 2.60 2.60 DEAR ABBY; My son went steady with a wonderful girl 61 Smallsword major. 2 32 5th C YC 'want to restrict free agency with an equitable form of com­ 5 Ebony Winn 4.40 2.60 62 Encircled Shots on goal W innifK-g 9-10-2-21 Ixis Dudley's Eva pensation for losing a player, like pro football does. The play­ for four months. (I'll call her Janie.) They broke up right Anpeles 11-12-10 33 C 6 Slick Meadow 4.00 Ima Lucky Hannah ers balk, pointing out that a pro football free agent is a myth after Christmas. While they were going together, I grew to 63 Poetic (toalies- Winnipeg. Dion, Mattson U s TIME: 31:65 Sprads Champ love her like a daughter. Janie lived 45 miles away and preposition Quinlela; 165 Pd $15.00 because no team wants to sign him (case in point, Walt Angeles Rutherford A 9.748 Lady Lieutenant spent many weekends at our home. She was so perfect for 64 Sea bird Trifecta: 1-5-6 Pd $72.30 K ett/s Doll Payton) since the compensation is extravagant. Personally, I 65 Dried up Hockey BOWLING have never understood why a team that can’t keep a player our son, I prayed that one day she would be my very own 66 Conjunction SECQND; S/16 (M) Call D daughter-in-law. rN(¥VtR*R(R (NTIRRRISi R$$M l 7 Zo On Q Sis 6.00 3.40 2.60 Glenda Qalinda satisfied and happy should get anything in return because he 2 Lotss Money 5.40 6.00 Per Olaf seeks employment elsewhere. It's against good old-fashioned Well, for some reason unknown to me, they stopped tO l'N T R Y CLUB- Ward American free enterprise. dating. My son started dating another girl, and I under­ jg C f Wl >> 4 IK Basketball 6 Angel Vengeance 6.00 6th A 5/16 Holmes 166-154-433, Carl TIME: 31:90 Chica stand that Janie is now going with another fellow. I miss .-Sr Bolin 190-423, Charlie Quinlela: 267 Pd $17.60 Sweet Harry Q. Why do we the fans, plus you the writers, cuotinoe to her terribly and, of course, she doesn't call me anymore. Alley Oop ^ Dave Graue Trifecta; 7-2-8 Pd $294.90 b r id q e Good Fairy Abby, believe me when I tell you that I loved that girl so NHL Whelan 163-424, Pete Dally Double: 167 Pd $10.40 make heroes oat of Immatare, charlish, ignorant lonti like She Parlta Jim Rice of the Boston Red ^ x ? In my case, why do we much that this is simply killing me! I suppose I should be Staum 133-410, Ted Backiel THIRD: 5/16 (E) My Lobo WHEN I GET THROUGH ...YOU'RE G O N N A , ...YtXl MIGHT A S WELL SAVE ampbell Conlerence coollnac to pay to watch them? With yon, is it the holy pay- grateful that my son isn’t grieving the way I am. but it's as YOUR STRENGTH.' THESE Patrick Division 138-147-402, Bill Moran 137- 6SamuelJohnson11.00 9.00 3.60 Squatter though I actually lost a daughter. 1 am suffering a very deep WITH YOU. BUSTER.. W ISH YOU'D NEVERV R's Nlfda check for the w iiten? — J.C. Davis, Stmt, Calif. HEARD OF A TWO ARE nNlSHEP' W I, T I»ts GF GA 390, Gordon Wilson 136-384, 4 Dutch King 6.60 6.80 depression. I cry about it until I'm weak. I can't sUnd it, ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NY Islander'! 45 18 14 104 3C 2» NBA Playoffs 7 JDS Fritz 3.60 Carbon Kid For myself, I can exist without Jim Rice or any of those t i m e - m a c h i n e ! F’hiladeiphid 41 23 14 96 311 245 By United Press Inlemalional Larry Oates 383, Eric Bolin Yeah, I'm a fast-charg­ other "iinmature, churlish, ignorant louts.” I also trace Jbe Abby. I'm making myself sick over this. Please help me. First Round (Best of Three' ing Texan. But I have to be TIME; 31:63 7th C 6/16 Calgarv 37 27 14 88 318 290 Quinlela; 466 Pd'$45.20 derision of the public by athletes to the rise of Muhammad AU, LOST A DAUGHTER NY Rangers 28 S 14 70 314 (All Times ESTi 152-380, Al Martin 140-378, sensible and bold In my Tonic Hawk Bridge at a fool’s hands , Eastern Conference Trifecta: 6-4-7 Pd $680.50 when he made rudeness and ill grace fashionable. But, of Washington 24 X 16 66 275 309 Vito Agostinelli 144-370, sport, it's crucial To relax, Run Roy Run Philadelphia vs Indiana Electro course, boorish sports figures are no different than boorish DEAR LOST: I can understand your disappoint­ Smvthe Division I Philadelphia leads series 1-0' Stan McFarland 365, Nondo I paint, ski. play the trum­ FOURTH: 5/16 (D) than their bidding X-Sl laOUIS 44 17 16 104 341 267 Mar 31 - Philadelphia 124 Indiana 2 Golden Bobby 12.60 7.40 3.40 Double actors and entertainers — and in the latter case, people still ment, but you apparently assumed that your son*s (.■hicago 30 32 15 75 293 300 pet or fly my P51 Mustang. Yellow Form After a session with this AnnuIIi 357, Bill Palmer 5 Dorrance 7.60 4.00 pay to watch them. It all depends on how badly you seek little romance with Janie was far more serious than NORTH Van* ouver 28 30 19 Z 278 284 N I've even conducted the Lonesome Dear particular South you feel like Fedinonlon 27 T 15 ® 310 319 Apr 2 Philadelphia at Indiana. 8 353, Dan Morline 351, Vic 8 Southern Brook 2.40 diversion in your daily life. I agree that the actions of Rice in. it was. Be grateful that your son isn't grieving. If 4J94 p m Indianapolis Symphony TIME: 31:66 Streakin Oeekin the man who said. “There is f'olorado 22 44 U » 246 330 Abraitis 351. attacking R m So x executive Bill Crowley were inexcusable. your depression persists, please seek professional VJ2 Winnipeg 9 56 12 30 235 .384 Apr 5 - Indiana at [Philadelphia. 1 (K Orchestra. Quiniela: 265 Pd $66.60 B a ^ l r l ^ one good thing about tapping pm III necessary He did apologise for them. help. Your suffering is gravely disproportionate to « KQJ6 Wales Conference Trifecta: 2-5-6 Pd $793.50 H B iP ^Ilh B VC ' yourself on the head with a Norris Division Winner plavs Milwaukee' pastlillf ^ your loss. AAJ82 hammer. It feels so good New Vork vs Chicago FIFTH: 5/16 (C) Louis Day Q. Can you tell me the total active playing time in a Nation­ W 1. T Pis (JF (i.A HAPPY HOLIDAY - Flo V ui 6S6I u> (MarJ isjij an DOS ni WEST ELAST when it is over,” •Montreal 4.3 22 13 :iZ2 Z5 '('hicago leads series 1-0' -odBUBipui ain |O(096I ’9i8l >i«I) 2 Line Across 11.00 7.40 2.40 Fluff A Nutter al Football League game? That is, the total time of all plays Mar 31- Chicago90, New York 8U Musolino 148-361. Sarah ♦ 62 ♦ Q 8 8 North' would have had no U)s Angeles 43 23 12 9R 328 219 jaiiutM auii}.daJm b 'jbobj oihb 1 Crest of Glory 4.20 3.20 LC'a Trallblazer computed from the snap of the ball to the whistle blowing the Pittsburgh 29 .36 12 70 2H 335 Apr 3 New York at Chicago 8 (K ■pjo|j3innH Xuu9or ua*SNV Super Glamour V 3 V A 7 6 5 4 trouble making five notnimp. p m Lupacchino 134-135-371, 6 Stacy Marie 4.00 Hartford 20 39 18 58 282 357 Rin Tin Tim play dead. — Gary Greer, Bradford, Pa. DEAR ABBY; I'm over 21 and so is he. We've been seeing ♦98742 ♦ A 10 3 but as South pointed out care­ Apr 5 Chicago at New York I (J TIME: 31:55 The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productions Detroit 19 41 17 » 245 326 Dot Christensen 147-343. (c) 1981 NEA. toe. I’m not aware of any official statistic in this area, but in AQ96S3 ♦ 107 pm I if necessarvi Quiniela; 162 Pd $20.00 Irish Artie each other for the last four weeks and have become very, fully, he, South, had two five- Adams fiivisiun Nail Hammer some informal timing experiments, it was fib red that the \-Ruffalo 38 19 30 % 317 237 I Winner plays Boston) Trifecta: 2-1-6 Pd $256.30 ver>' close. I wear braces on my teeth and have good dental SOUTH card suits. South also felt that Western Conference Candy Blaze football is in motion somewhere around a total of 20 minutes R.>ston 36 a 1.3 35 307 263 RFC — Final standings - Plainfield hygiene. ♦ AK 10 72 his partner could never have Minnvsouj 34 27 17 S. 282 255 U s Angeles vs Houston SIXTH: 5/16 (A) during a clocked 60-minute game. I think the colleges rank a Apr I - Houston at U s Angeles. 11 S Pagani's 53-31, Channel 30 4 CS'a Marjon 3.20 2.80 ■ 2.20 9th B 5/16 The problem is that although we've been intimate several VKQI098 susi^ted this Queliec 30 30 17 77 303 .304 little Higher because they stop the clock on first downs and West got his hand on the Toronto 27 37 13 b7 311 358 p m 46-38, Alcar 46-38, Vittner’s Tuesday M atinee 8 Jeg O'Heather 3.60 2.60 Ed's Patricia times, he hasn't once kissed me on the mouth! This takes ♦ 5 X rlinc hi-d division title Apr 3 - U s Angeles at Houston, 8 (S R e s u l t s 2 Joe D Clipper 2.60 Rotel they a to give the offense less time to put the ball into play C 7 : > ♦ K4 singleton heart. E^st took his p m away from an otherwise great romantic relationship. This Tuesday .s Resuli.s 45-39, O strinsky's 41-43, TIME: 31:13 Dudley's Bernie while the clock is running. ace and returned the seven Montreal3 NY Islandorsi Apr 5 - Houston al Los Angeles. 3 30 FIRST 5/16 (M) Rastafarian also makes me very angry with him. I asked him why he Vulnerable: Both Channel 3 39-45, Four X's 5 Dal's Rat 8.80 4.60 Quinlela: 466 Pd $6.20 spot. West ruffed and dutifully Quehee r PiU-shurgh 1 pm 111 necessary) 3.60 Viv's Mona won't kiss me and he wouldn't answer. What do you think? Dealer: Squth I Winner plays San Antonio' 3 Anmsette 7.40 Trifecta: 4-6-2 Pd $27.90 led back a diamond to East’s Minnesota 6, Si Uuis3 34-50, Baker's 32-52. Win­ 6.60 DMC Charger Q. Please tell me what was the largest crowd ever to see a MISSING KISSING Portland vs Kansas City 1 RL's Crown Jewel West North E^tt ace. Cast led back the 10 to D i'lri'itC algary 5 > lie > ning team members and 3.40 SEVENTH: 5/16 (C) Avenge Art college football game to America? — Jim Hlnderlilcr, UsAngelesT Wmnipeg3 Apr 1 - Kansas City at Portland, TIME: 31:53 dummy's queen. Now ^uth 11 if p rn 8 Samsula Sue 11.40 6.60 S.BO Squa]eu Mattoon, III. Wexlnesday s (iames averages: Bill Pagani Jr., Quinlela: 365 Pd $44.80 DEAR MISSING: Your braces are probably respon­ played his ace and king of Apr 3 - Portland at Kansas City, 8 06 5 Misty Kisses 9.00 5.00 In 32 seasons of keeping official attendance, the NCAA Pass 2 4 Pass Quebei, al llarllord p m Bill Pagani Sr., Bill Zwick, Trifecta: 5-3-1 Pd $352.20 10th A 5/16 sible for your kissless relationship. (Braces have Pass 3 NT Pass trumps. West showed out and WinnijH'g al Vancouver 7 R's Doctor Q 6.20 reports that the top crowd of ail time was 106,869, which Apr 5 - Kansas City at Portland, 3 30 Bunco Artist been known to cut the lips if too much pressure is Pass 44 Pass E ^ t’s queen became the set­ (-■hicago al Toronto Jerry Smith. High average SECOND; 5/16 (M) TIME: 31:56 watched USC defeat Ohio State in the 1973 Rose Bowl game. Coloradoal Edmonton pm Ilf necessary' Quinlela: 568 Pd $50.60 Sam's Flash brought to bear.) Don’t pressure him. After your Pass ting tricK. Winner plays Phoenix' Bill Pagani Jr. 126.14; High 7 Stock Option 5.80 3,80 3.20 Aqua Dulce The largest crowd for a regular-season game was 106,255 at Thursday s (iames 5 Amy's Cyn io.60 Trifecta; 8-5-7 Pd $967.20 braces come off, you'll have the answer. ‘^What horrible luck.” com­ N Y-UangersatN Y Islanders 4.20 Good As Gold Ann Arbor, Mich., on Nov. 17, 1979, for a Michigan-Ohio State INDIANA iKW' triple - Bill Zwick 452; 3 Sun Kissed 3.80 EIGHTH YANKEE COURSE (B) plained South Buflalo at Philadelphia (i Johnson 4 (M) 8. Banlom 9 1-1 19. R's Billy Mac game (won by the Buckeyes, 18-15). Because of the capacity of Opening Iead;V3 Colorado at Calgary High single - Zwick 187; TIME: 31:71 3 Charlie's Path 7.80 5.00 3.60 Matty Boy "Deleted, deleted, deleted.' Edwards 0 W) 0. Davis 6 7-8 19, Knight Quinlela: 567 Pd $16.60 its stadium, Michigan holds virtually all season attendance W ashington at Piston 10 5-7 X, C Johnson 3 4-7 10. McGinnis 2 High no mark Jerry Smith 6 Lady Flyer 3.40 2.60 Blazing Whiz yammered North Trifecta: 7-5-3 Pd $30.40 records. The Wolverines have the ability to fill that stadium. Pittsburgh at [letroit 3-5 7 O rr2 44 8. Bradlev3(M)7 Buse 1 4 Lanky Hawk 3.20 Dapper Ed Do you wish you had more friends? Get Abby’s It should have been obvious U s Angeles at St Uuis 96. Final night high scores: Dally Double: 5&7 Pd $30.40 '2-2 5 Totals 40 26-34 108 TIME: 40:01 booklet, "How to Be Popular; You’re Never Too The Born Loser — Art Sansoqn to ^ u th that East would hold PHILADELPHIA <1241 Quinlela: 368 Pd $25.80 11th C 5/16 By Oswald Jacoby NATIONAL HOCKEY LFAfiUE Gene Yost 138-390, Tom THIRD: 5/16 (D) Q. No one in the barber shop could remember whether for­ that missing queen of spades Erving 13 6-11 32. C Jones 2 3-5 7. - Trifecta: 3-6-4 Pd $913.60 Sophia's Pride Young or Too Old.” Send $1 with a long, self- and Alan Sontag Comoiled Standings Dawkins 8 4-6 a). Hollins 1 (M)2, Cheeks Brennan 153-385, Bill 7 Paso Dotter 13.20 6.60 3.80 Mellow Kelly mer world heavyweight champion Jess Willard Is still living TUT, m V BoYl'iboR J ob • o When he led back a diamond By Cnitea f'ress International addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby. 4 04)8 n Jones 8 4-6 20. Toney 6 3-415, Pagani Jr. 151-375, Bob 5 Nee Kid In Town 7,60 3.00 NINTH; 5/16 <8) Laco or not. He would have to be in his 90s. We agreed that Bull that should have told South 'Top 16 make playoffs I Rirhardson 2 2-66. Mix 42-210, Curelon Popularity, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. IS €AFe ounu THE SUM FAiLG Here is a hand that is 8 Betty's Kirk 2 80 8 ARoselsARose13.60 4.60 3.60 TM's Irish Babe Young died after a fight with Jess in Los Angeles in 1111-12, y ~ Had East led back a heart. W L 1 Pl.s GF GA 1 (W) 2. 0 Johnson 1 IH) 2 Totals 50 24- Kusmik 150-374, Lou TIME: 31:92 90212. appropriate to April Fool's x-NA Islandrs 45 18 14 IM 342 266 7 JD's Boomerang 10.60 0.20 Medieval Knight which resulted in the state of California banning boxing TD RISE IM THE WOKKJiUtb..., West's failure to ruff with the 40-124 Massolini 372, Bill Pagani Quinieta: S&7 Pd $84 40 5 Clear Point 5.20 Day. South was one of those x-St Louis 44 17 16 104 341 267 Indiana X 16 30 29—108 Paso matches of more than four rounds each for the next 12 years. (lueen would have told even x-Monireal 43 22 13 I* .322 229 Philadelphia 38 29 24 33-124 Sr. 365, Roger Labrie 137- Trifecta 7-5-8 Pd $747.60 TIME: 31:54 Penoipe players who want to play eve­ this South where her majesty x-Los Angeles 43 23 12 « 328 279 Quinlela: 766 Pd $52.20 We also agreed that he beat Jack Johnson in Havana, Cuba, in ry hand, but have no reason to Thrc'c-point goals Bu.se, Bradley 364, Bill Zwick 362, Earl f o u r t h 5/16 (D) Coming Event was located. X Phiiadolph 41 23 14 96 311 245 Fouled out-None Total fouls-lndiana 1 Rllda 560 6.40 Trifecta; 8-7-S Pd $646.10 Tom Dudley 1916, and was beaten by Jack Dempsey at Toledo on July 4, fulfill this desire because x-Bu(faln 38 19 20 96 317 237 3.60 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . 28, Philadelphia 27 A-7288 Rohan 139-362, Tom Martin 6 R's Spartan 5.40 1911, then retired to his farm In the Kaw Valley in Kansas. Is their dummy play is worse X Calgary 37 27 14 ffl 31B 290 3.20 TENTH: YANKEE COURSE (A) ,12th B 5/16 P s tro Q ro p h 5 Rd Date ke still living tkere? — James A. Brown, Ventura, Calif. x-Boston' 36 28 13 85 307 263 137r361, Ken Osborne 135- 4.60 4 Option Plus 6.60 4.00 2.40 New Destiny x-Minnesoia 34 27 17 ® CIIICAtiO i9l)i TIME: 31:40 Jess Willard, one of the biggest heavyweights ever at 6-foot- live today If you hope to gain 2S 255 359, Dan Jeski 354, Ron 6 SS Dinah Might 4.00 2.60 Ah Kenny x-Quebox' 30 » 17 77 303 104 (irwnwixKJ 8 1-2 17, Jones 5 66 16, Quinlela; 1. 6 Pd $17.00 615 and 250 pounds, died in 1968 two weeks short of his 87tta something from a |oint venture. Gilmore 4 56 13. Theus 2 2-4 10. 5 Mr. WIngbound 3.20 Candid Caper x-Chicago t) E 15 75 293 300 Schack 353, Dick Roach Trifecta: 16-5 Pd $199,50 Cfour There may not be as much In It W ilkerson 4 06 8, Sobers 8 2-2 18, Kenon TIME: 39:39 WIze Ziggy birthday, in Los Angeles. The Bull Young bout took place in x-Vanrouver 28 10 19 75 278 284 as you think. Our Boarding House PULsburgh 29 36 12 70 3 06 6, Dietrick I 06 2 Totals 37 16-20 352, Al Rossetto 351, Norm Quinlela: 466 Pd $7.40 Irish Miss suburban Vernon in 1913 and resulted in Young’s deatli due to ^ B ir t h d a y 294 3X FIFTH: 5/16 fO) VIRGO (Aug. 29-8ept. 22) 90 Trifecta; 4-6-5 Pd $222.60 S t o x u NY Ranger.> 28 X 14 70 306 314 Vittner 351, Ken Cromwell ^ M a rk e d Izabaun Running a broken neck. The Havana fight against Johnson, in which the 4-1 Edmonton 27 X 15 ® NEW YORK i80» There'8 a chance today that in 310 .319 Vengeance 7.20 5.60 3.60 Carry Bye latter took a 10-second snooze in the sun in the 26th round, was Toronto 2? 37 13 67 311 X8 Russell 7 3-4 17. S Williams 4 06 8, 155, Bob Smith 137, Bernie ELEVENTH; 5/16 (C) situations which call for team­ 7 Jist Her 5,00 4.00 Lea Cartwright 3 56 II. Richardson 4 1-2 9. 2 Paso Kingston 10.60 5.60 2.40 held in April 1915. Willard did not quit permanently after the April 2,1911 work, either you or your partner Winthrop — Dick Cavalli WHY L R Williams 9 06 19, Demic 2 1-2 5. Goodin 135. 8 D Bar Gold Rush 7 6O YtW'VE 5TALLEP , YEAH, I WAS (SONNA Washington 24 X 18 66 275 3® 4 San Silas 14.60 9.40 13th T (C) CC D e m ^ y whipping. In his last official bout, he was kayoed by Enterprises or projects which are may not pull a fair share. Equal­ Webster 3 066. Glenn 13-3 5. Woodson 0 .TIME; 31:70 7 TM's Fury 3.60 LONG ENOUaH.JAKEl PRV UP THE FLOOR P IP N ’T ^ Hartford 211 X 18 2£ X7 Southern Creed Luis Flipo, the Wild Bull of the Pampas, in the eighth round in the offsprings of your fertile ize the burden. 06 0 "ftitals .33 13-23 80 Quiniela; 4&7 Pd $16.20 TEMPLETON HAS TO SET MY CA6H.' ^O M EBO PV (.'olorado 22 H 11 246 330 TIME; 31:42 Ryan's Cadillac imagination could earn you extra UBR A (S e p t 2 3 -O c t 23) It may iMroil ■ 19 41 17 245 326 Chicago 12 23 X 30-W VILLAGE MIXERS - Trifecta: 4-7-8 Pd $390.30 Jersey c!ity, N.J., on July 12,1923. H I . M A 5 K E P A \ A P V E L . buT f^ om w hat MENTION New York 24 16 18 22-« Quiniela; 264 Pd $63.60 Sodroc Kid money this coming year. Your be neoMsary to m ake some spe­ poytNEP EHOUaH Winnipeg 9 ‘.6 12 .m 2X 384 Dave Soiomonson 203-549, W HATRO'tCU UXX MONEY x-dmehe^ playoff b<-rth Three-point goals-R Williams Tota SIXTH: 5/16 fB) Trifecta: 2-4-7 Pd $978.30 Sweet Ambition Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, Suite Instincts will tali you which ones cial concessions today In order 5MART WATER YOU’VE 5H0WN U6, fouls-Chicago 23, New York 23 to get others to assist you In your UKE/>ANy\Aent. Compro­ St Uuis 003 -3 527,. Frank Ziebarth 518, 1 Helen G. 5,20 4.60 6 Starship Mari41.60 14.60 10.00 AMES (Rterch 21-AprN 19) Nor­ A C0N6REMMAM TEACH A of the volume of mall, there will be no Individual responses. mise is necessary. Minnesota 03 3-6 5 RPS Opposed 3 20 8 Qshkosh Beverlee 14.60 12.20 Gleaming Flash mally you're the type who is pret­ ACT INTELLI- S A L M O N Bob Ouellette 500, Mae SCORPK) (Oct 24-Nov. 22) All Kirstpenod-Nunc Penalties Pellersi TIME: 31:37 4 La Quna Deborah 7.40 Furley ty good at fending off negative r on, Stl.2 «). Harlshurg, Min 7 20. Hart. work and no play makes for a i3£NTl V! To JWIM! Cavagnaro 202, Anita Quiniela: 163 Pd $12.40 TIME: 31:62 thoughts and seff-doubts. Today, StI, 10 53. Min, bench 'seryed by Trifecta: 3-1-5 Pd $110.10 howver. they might turn out the dull day. On the other hand, too Ciccarellii. 11 53, Giles. Mm, 15 26 Shorts 181, Cathy Keegan Quinlela: 666 Pd $268.60 victors. FkKi out more of what much play and no work could Second period I .Minnesota, Payne28 SEVENTH: 5/16 ’AD) Trifacta: 6-6-4 Pd $3,108.60 Baseball 473, Judy Robertson 478. lies ahead for you In the year fol­ spell neglected tasks. Try a little iB Maxwell),! (M 2, Minnesota, Palmer 6 Dudley's May 6.00 4.40 2.80 THIRTEENTH: CQNSTITUTIQN lowing your birthday by sending of each. i '(.Tiristoffi. 9 29 3, Minnesota. 2 Stormy Twister 6.80 3.40 COURSE T (D) for your copy of Astro-Graph. tA O IT T A R R It (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Cicrarelli 16 iH Smith. Gilesi 10 31 A.A.R.P. — Tony Goias 8 Sinful Ace 2 60 Penalties—Michelctti, Sll, 2 12. Paley 7 Little Cindy 7.40 6.40 4.60 Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph. Your executive qualities are very TIME: 31:1 StI. 3 56. 0 Maxwell, Min, 3 56. 523, Al Pariseau 526, Bruno 5 C uihle Cream 6.00 8.00 JOHNCAMERQN Box 489, Radio City station. N.Y. pronounced today. You're good 11 Quiniela: 266 Pd $10.40 Michelotti, Stl, 10 56 Broten, Min, 12:03 3 Tali Isabel i5.eo 10019. Be sure to specify birth at teHing others what to do. and Giordano 515, Elbe Beyer Trifecta: 6-2-8 Pd $99.00 Federko, Sll. Ifj.tX) Exhibition Baseball Standings TIME: 45:81 date. how — yet you're not apt to fol- Third period 4, Minnesota. B Smith 28 By United Press International 176. Quinlela; 567 Pd $30.60 tow your own instructions. 'Carlson, Roberisi,2 30 5, Minnesota. B American League EIGHTH: 5/16 (B) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Superfeda; 7-S-3-1 Pd $3,040.60 C A P M C O m i (D m . 2»>tan. K f l f Smith29 iChristoff 1,3 17 6. Minnesota, w L Pi-t 8M yDad'aCedlllac6.00 5.20 3.60 You'll want to ba helpful today, Levy’s Law — Jamss Schumeister Broton 1 ' Palmer, Roborlsi 4 (D 7. St California 13 6 684 ELKS — Jack Talley 163- 2 Coco CIta 3,60 3.00 Attendance: 1.722 but for some reason you may at all poasibla, try to avoW b o ^ laiuis. SullorX 'Currie, Brownschidlei. (’hicago 14 7 667 7 Ramrod Straight 4.6O Handle: $220,271 think more about doing good or domineering types today. uis C U T S O IL 5 42 8. St U , TurnbuII34 iDunlopi, Oakland 14 7 667 387, Mike Kozak 177-407, deeds than performing them. They could pressure you into I 5PENT YEARS WITH HIM H 13 00 9, St Uuis. Currie 23 'Sutter, Detroit 17 10 630 Actions count more than doing things sgalnst your better Brownschidlei. 16 40 Penalties Harts Roy Johnson 142-145-390, ANAlVSiS, MELPIN& HIM CiROW New York 12 8 801 thoughts. judgment. burg, Mm. 0 19, Christoff. Mm 7 36 Kansas City 10 8 Sf>6 Travis Cook Jr. 357, Travis AQUARIUS (JSA. 2 9 -fs b . 19) In PMOnONALi.Y, AMP 1H15 15 Dunlop. Stl.7 » . Paloy..Stl 14 II Q E M N I (M ay 21-Jyna 20) If you' Cleveland 13 II 542 Cook Sr. 173-147^31, Bob order to be a good tsiaspenon HOW HE R EW 5 Shots on goaF St Uuis 13-T.-7 X Milwaukee want others to be complimentary 11 11 500 today. It's Important that you Minnesota 918 1& -43 Toronto 10 10 f f l L L F W r f f l about your achievements today, 500 Mike 137-172-431, Ron 4 Goalies-St Uuis. l.iut, Staniowski Minnesota 11 12 478 be sure to give them a pat on the remember to stop aaWng once ^FRIL FOOL6? y-/ Minnesota, Beaupre A 15 4)6 Boston 10 11 476 Deveaux 374, Marcel back for their accomplishments the sals la made. An extended Baltimore 9 10 474 Binette 139-370, Tom as weR. pitch could turn a "yes” into a Texas 9 11 4») CANCER (June 21-July 22) You "no." Detroit 2 1 2-5 Seattle O’Connor 172-415, John 10 13 435 should do well competitively PISCES (Feb. 2P Match 20) Calgary 2 21-6 National Uague AUTO REPAIRS Rieder 354, Al Grabinsky Your Ideas for making or saving First period-1 'Detroit. Smith 10 Montreal ' 12 8 600 BLUERAK today, but also be sura you’ve you money today are vary good. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel • unasstsUKi) 7 06 2. Detroit. Peterson6 PitLsburgh 11 8 579 167-140-175-482, Joe Cataldi conducted yourself In Hne with 0 we sERvice a l l When I was asked to do a television commercial for You should ba able to spot I Korn. Hamel 1.14 24 3. Calgary ilislop Cincinnati 10 9 144-148-431, Make your high standards. Victory will 24yMacMillan, ('houmardi. 15 04 4. San Fran 10 10 500 QINBRAL MOTOR Blueray, I wanted evidence that their furnaces actually be hoRow if you don't. ampla areas In vMch to use Calgary Rautakallio 10 ' Nilsson, Plott i. "Horn* of (Mr. Goodwreech’* Atlanta II 12 478 Vengruskas 136, Al Atkins could reduce oil bills. The proof was In our own homel LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep your them. Do so. and produce a prof­ 16 1j I’enalties—Smith, Del, niajur.7 23 New York 9 II 460 CARS AND TRUCKS it. Marsh. Cal. major. 7 23 357, Ray P arr 343, Joe expectations in proper p e rs ^ - , „ Philadelphia 8 10 444 Our old oil furnace ran well. Bui after laboratory-test­ R.I io(t-5. Calgary Nilsson 4f San Diego 8 10 444 D eSim one 353, B ernie ing, a new Blueray BF-75 was installed. Based on strict '(Tioumar'd, Remharti. 2 20 6. Detroit Chicago 9 14 391 Short Riba — Frank Hill Barrett 3 iKorn, PelerMin) 12 (B 7 Houston 7 12 36B Welch 138-394, Hank • ALL MECHANICAL REP6IM comparison guidelines set by the Dept, of Energy, Kit *n’ CariyMi — Larry Wright Calgary. Ubraaten II iChiminard. F’lett St U uis 7 12 368 Hebert 372, Ernie Pepin Blueray is now cutting the Swayze fuel bill by 41 %l U S U A LLY EKITINS, SHEBI, WWV CONY M3U JUST LET 14 (B Penalties- Hamel, I)et. I U s Angeles 7 13 .350 • COMPLEn COLLISION SEPAMS %P UKE A b u l l e t -' SINCE \OU Russell. Cal. 7 56. Plctl. Cal. 10 28, ME MAKE VOU SO M E Wednesday s Games 359, Dave VanTassell 167- Horn's what makos Bluorays oigniflcantly PROOF VEST. n e e euMFisMTEBs- Fuligno, Del. 10 fi6. Foligno, Del, major. St Uuis vs Chicago'AL) at Sarasota • REMIILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS BULLET-R30OF “ 13.0B. Marsh Cal 19 ff. Fla . I 'X p m 399, Hal Waldron 371, m ort olHclont than ordinary lum teot: Third period-8 Calgary. Nilsson 46 Atlanta vs Texas at Pompano Beach. Chuck Barrera 376, Bill • AUTO PAINTIN9 I Uniquo, patontod bluo llamo combutUon: only Bluorays turn (Labraaten, M acM illan1 X 9, Detroit Fla , 1 X p rn I oil Into clean blue heat ...with zero soot emission. Hamel 5 (Fuligno. Mc(.'ourt). 6 50 10 New York lALi vs U s Angeles al Hanson 141-158-155-454. • CHAROE WITH MASTER CNAROE Detroit. Huber 14 'Peterson. Millen, Vero Beach, Fla , 1 X p m, “HoaMrap” oxciiangor; a superior heat 17:12 Penalties- PlcU.Cal,3 23, Plett. •2 4 HOUR WRECKER RIRVICE Detroit vs Montreal at West Palm exchanger lets Bluorays trap more of the heat C^l, 15 09 Beach, Fla . 1 X p m Y" — Ed Bujaucius 172-138- 2 Shots on goal Detroit 9-12-10-31 Toronto vs New York (NLi al St. 440, Jim Martin 141-159-431, they produce than other designs. Calgary II 103 24 Petersburg, Fla , 1 Xp m The right tlia lor your home: the oil lurnace* Goalies- Detroit, I-ormski Calgarv Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Adolph Kuszaj 159-136-428, lem din A 7-22fi Fla . I X p rn Nonny Zazzaro 139-157-422, 3In most homes are too big fo r best perfor­ Philadelphia vs Cincinnati at Tampa. mance. Bluorays perform so reliably, your dealer V O U 'ieE TM £ O IE WFIOS BEEN NY Islanders 10 0 -1 Fla . 1 X p.m Art Johnson 142-140-414, Montreal 1II--3 CARTER can install the most elticlant size fo r your home. (.’levclund vs California at Palm LEAVIN6 THE l?IN (5 A I53U N P First period-1, New York Merrick 14 S'prings. Calif ,3 p m Andy Lamoureaux 163-138- (Tonelli), 12 19 2, Montreal, Napier X How m uch c an you ta v o 7 Your savings will vary, Fletcher’s Landing A^'BIRPBATM. San Diego vs Milwaukee at Sun City. 406, Bill Me Kinney 153-402, (Urouche, Ufleun, 19 13 Penalties-- Ariz ,3pm up or down, from the Swayze's. But Bluorays are U fleur. Mon,5 54, Urimer, NY1,8 50 San Francisco vs Oakland al Scotts­ Vic Marinelli Sr. 141-389, so fuel alticient. they make oil heat the bast SAV,KAK£M, THIS CMH H^! |CN2fcM'6 TVO Risebrougli, Mon, 12 16. Gillies, NYI dale, Anz ,3pm energy policy for most homes. 13 49. McEwen. 16 47, Kallur NYI Dan Vignone 152-144-392, AtY AViViTMSMr -PHIL” IS A ...YOV.UM, \ SHARP ID FALL FOR A ^ A r : s A M IB:1I. Chicago (NL) vs Seattle al Tempe, Anz .3pm Ed Burlrank 141-389, AUTO REPAIR IMk to Yiour BhMray / s y v s r AMOMD PLAV(50Y. iJAMVA A LIME. Ud aChi«v*d ttit I Doator'Ibday... TTVE oaeM se. .. S e t. M V THAT. ^ 'Langway, Jarvis), 16 Penalties- 7 X p m 1229 MAIN 8T. Shult, Mon. 3 15. Langevm, NYI, 7 fO, Bob Claughsey 142-386, Bob loAowing M«son«l •W citn ciM Furn«c«(BF75) I Nilan, Mon,7 ffi, Sevigny. Mon, 'served MANCHESTER B2»%,&)(l«r (60 75)84.2% by Napierr. II 03. Merrick, NYI, 18 X Tuesday 's Exhibition Baseball Results Frost 150-379, Carl Bolin By United Press International 1 r ? . Urouche, Mon, 19 57 368, Pete Aceto 364, Bert TEL 646-6494 Third period--4, Montreal, Houle 26 TLC OIL COMPANY (Ufleur. Urouche). 16 3 Penalties- Bostons. Minnesota I Davis 139-363, Bob Wilson Gillies. NYI. 13 2 . Risebrough, Mon, C'hicago 1 AL 16. Kansas City 2 13 8 . Montreal 1, Baltimore 0 362, Larry Bates 139-361, 92 Walnut 8t., Hartford, CT. 06101 Shots on goal-NY Islanders7-124 X Toronto II. Philadelphia? Ken Dunakin 354, Pete TOU r m A (803) Z7I -7810 Montreal 94-11- 29 Pittsburgh 6, Detroit 5 Goilies-NY Islanders. Melanson Mon Houston 4, Atlanta 0 Staum 142-353, Fred iSBinAL M oraM M lninfnM “$mfrtog niMiMiNti of treal, Sevigny A -18.078 D)s AngelesS, Cmcmnatifi McCurry 353. mlM hd OMtMMrg In CmiM Com.* i - I 1

12 - THK HERALD. Wed., April 1, 1981

’Food Cuisine 7- Blue Cross loss Your AAorjey^s Worth is biggest ever NORTH HAVEN - In 1980 Blue Cross & Blue Shield Fun^s offer services sustained the largest operating loss in its history, accor­ ding to John M C. Betts, chairman of the Board of the By SYLVIA PORTER receive payments from your invest­ (IRA) for employees not covered by ment at regular intervals in fixed organization Along with the “universe of about other retirement plans and certain amounts on some other basis. The Although a net loss of $40 7 million was offset by other 800 stock-corporate bond mutual corporations; 403(b) Plans for withdrawals are to help you supple­ income, the bottom line was a $29.5 million deficit Betts funds from which you now can employees of certain tax-exempt ment your current income or to meet noted tnat the record loss would have been significantly choose, fund managers have in­ organizations and public school special commitments. higher had not the company's operating expenses been vented an impressive array of systems; Pension and Profit Sharing • Exchange Privilege. This held to less than 6 percent and cost containment shareholder services to lure you. Plans for corporations or enables you to transfer your invest­ measures produced $45 million in additional .savings.. Here are just a few of their old and professional groups. ment from one fund to another The three prime reasons given by Betts for losses ol new investment-financial services: Some shareholders in higher tax within the same fund group as your this magnitude include an inadequate rate structure • • Single Purchase Plans. When brackets choose to reduce their needs or goals change. (Say from which required $1 08 to pay claims and operate the you buy shares in a fund, your taxes by setting up temporary trusts growth to income as you reach business for every $1 taken in. double-digit inflation, and purchase represents your fractional which allow them to provide income retirement years.) a dramatic increa.se in the utilization ol benefits holding in a diversified list of up to for a child, grandchild or other THAT COMPLEMENT BUSY SCHEDULES Joseph F Duplinsky. president of the corporation, • Liquidity. An old service but im­ 100, even more, corporations. 'You beneficiary who pays taxes at a relernng to inadequate rates, told the board that. Even portant if you must sell your shares can get a single certificate or a fund lower rate. Still others give their at any time. Your fund itself will buy a not-tor-prolil corporation must maintain an adequate may give you a simple account state­ children or grandchildren shares of a back your shares, usually at net reserve in order to serve its members in times of ment to relieve you of the chore and stock mutual fund under the asset value at redemption; you need emergency or the unexpected. Duplinsky cautioned the expense of safekeeping the valuable Uniform Gifts to Minors Act. not seek a buyer. group that. As long'as we are forced to sell our products \}- certificate. A variable annuity may be used in lor less than its costs to produce them, our survival is in • Income Dividends. You will • Privacy. With a no-load fund, conjunction with funds offering this jeopardy He pointed out that if the company had receive, usually quarterly, your option. This investment plan helps received the full rates requested in 1980 as prepared by you buy directly from the fund, pro-rated share of income the fund shareholders accumulate capital for actuarial consultants. "W e would not now be facing this ’There are no securities salesmen or receives from dividends and interest long-term goals by allowing them to linancial dilemma " Don’t try to bake a cake in this largest oven other middlemen involved. in the world. The microwave oven — which in the fund’s securities, after deduc­ • Pre-Authorized Check Transac­ defer taxes on investment income On a positive note. Betts commended the Insurance ting operating expenses. that is normally subject to taxes. is 24 feet long, 12 feet wide and 12 feet high tions. With this service, you can Commissioner for a recent decision to allow Blue Shield • Capital Gains Distribution. Your • Salary Deduction Plan. Under .Merit Haling ol large groups Merit rating is a system in — is to be used in processing new plastic authorize your bank to make Since chocolate is nearly everyone’s fund also may distribute to automatic deposits into your fund ac­ these plans, you may authorize your which the rate is determined by the claims "experience' materials. It produces about 100 times the shareholders on a yearly basis net count at regular intervals. This employer to make regular deduc­ favorite flavor, the following recipes are of an individual group The program will be implemented energy of a home microwave oven. long-term profits from sale of its tions from your salary to buy shares In mid-1981 allows you to use the valuable variations on the theme of chocolate securities, if they occur. These are systematic investment technique of a desi^ated fund either through capitaf gains distributions. known as dollar cost averaging. tax qualified plans or on a voluntary desserts. Unsweetened cocoa, chocolate • Automatic Reinvestment. Most basis. You also may join group plans in a very concentrated form, is called UConn physicist cited funds offer shareholders plans for • Tax-Sheltered Retirement through which you buy regularly. automatic reinvestment of income Plans. With these, you can defer And of course, there are the ser­ for in all recipes since it makes such published numerous journal articles dividends and capital gains dis­ taxes on investment income and vices you would take for granted: STO RKS— A I'niversity ol Connec­ trhop W. Smith, professor of physics. treats as Marbled Cheesecake and Choc­ ticut physics professor has been on his research including his theory- tributions to keep all your funds at deduct plan contributions from custodian services, periodic reports named a Fellow ol the .American on the structure ol the atom. work, taxable income. Included are Keogh about the operations of your fund or olate Cream Pie taste extra “choc- Physical Society, a national society- • Withdrawal Plans. Many funds plans for self-employed individuals; funds; management of your in­ Islam joins eight other University olatey.” Corn starch, another versatile honoring outstanding physicists. of Connecticut professors of physics New manager offer a service under which you ihay Individual Retirement Accounts vestments. Dr Muhammad M Islam, who including the department head who FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves baking ingredient, is often mixed with works in the field of high energy previously were elected Fellotfs of MW CIIESTER— Executive flour when making cakes and cookies to ph\sics and elementary particles, the Society Answering Service Inc. at 134 E. has been recognized by his They are; Dr Leonid V. Azaroff, provide finer textures. When used to Center St .has announced the ap­ colleagues lor his coniributions to professor of physics and director of pointment ot Judy Morhardt thicken fillings such as the one used in the physics community. Being the Institute ol Materials Science, Monahan as operations manager. elected a Fellow to the society in- Dr Ralph H Bartram. professor of Chocolate Cream Pie, com starch creates ilicales the high esteem in which he physics. Dr Joseph I Budnick, Her duties will be to provide a coor­ a satiny smoothness without adding any IS held by members of the Society. dinated effort between operators and professor and head ot the physics Rorn, in Chittagong, Pakistan, customers for the 7-day, 24-hour ser­ flavor of its own. department. Dr Kurt Haller, Islam received his bachelors and vice provided by Executive, She was professor of physics. Dr. Quentin C masters degrees from the Universi­ Either the cheesecake or pie. would Kessel, professor of physics. Dr born in Manchester, graduated o V V ty ol Dacca in Pakistan In 1961, he Paul G. Klemens. professor of public schools She lives in make a perfect ending for a progres­ e,lined his doctorate in physics from physics. Dr. Arnold Russek, Manchester with her husband, the Imperial College of the Universi­ sive dinner party, a theme that lends professor of physics, and Dr. Win- ty ol London. England. He has Gerald, and five*'children. itself to shared cooking responsibilities. Everyone prepares a course on the menu, then hosts a portion of the meal. The cheesecake can be made ahead and Come join in our GRAND re-OPENING frozen and, with a supply of ready-to-go V pie emsts on hand in your freezer, the pies can be completed several houis in Celebration at our advance.

A lazy Sunday afternoon is a perfect time for a dessert party. Invite neigh­ bors in for an impromptu coffee klatch newlyE-X-P-A- featuring Cocoa Cherry Cupcakes or Almond Meringue Cookies. The cookies, Manchester Parkade piped through a pastry tube, have a meringue texture. Because they’re made Thursday, April 2,10 a.m. with egg whites and cocoa, they’re also low in cholesterol. Come visit our newly remodeled store...the largest, most ex­ Since fall means the start of another Almond Meriniiiic Cookie.s citing Card Gallery yet! You’ll love our soft color-coor­ season of school and club activities, des­ Chocolate Creairi Pie dinated decor, wide aisles, friendly, courteous people 3 /4 cup sugar 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 3/4 cup sugar, divided 3 egg whites serts for a crowd come in handy. Cocoa 1 /3 cup urmccctcncd cocoa 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 /3 cup blanched almonds, finelu ground J H teaspoon cream of tartar to help you and our huge selection of cards, candy and 1 baked (9-inch) pastry shell helps you economize in two ways — it 1 /4 cup com starch 2 tablespoons sifted corn .<>tarch Pinch salt gifts. A fun place to visit and a great place to start 1 /2 teaspoon salt 3 egg whites 3 tablespoons sifted uns-^ueetened cocoa 1 2 teaspoon vanilla costs less per ounce than baking choc­ 2-1/2 cups milk I /4 cup sugar your Easter shopping. Card Gallery is a browser’s Line cookie sheets with wax paper or foil. In .small bowl stir together olate and, 4-1/2 ounces of cocoa goe^ In 2-quarl saucepan mix together 3/ 4 cun sugar, cocoa, corn starch 1/4 cup of the sugar, almonds, corn starch and cocoa. In large l)o^^l with deiight for the young at heart of all ages from nine to and salt. Gradually stir in milk until smootn. Stir in egg yolks. Stirring mixer at high speed !)eat egg whites until foann. .\dd cream of tartar as far as 8-ounces of baking chocolate - constantly, bring to boil over low heat ajid boil 1 minute. Remove «..V4and salt. Continue...... beating...... r> ...... until soft.. Ipeaks...... - form (.radiiidK add r.cinam-r.cn...... ninefy-one. from heat. Stir in vanilla. Turn into pastry shell. In small bowl with ing 1/2 cup sugar; beat until stiff peaks' ■iorm. Add ‘ vanilla’ " Kolhold so when you make a sheetcake calling mixer at high speed beat egg whites until foamy. Gradually beat iu almond mixture. Fill large pastr>’ bag fitted with large rosette tip half 1/4 cup sugiir until stiff peaks form. Spread over ’filling sealing to full. . Starting...... at outside...... edge and.. ending...... ^ . in renter. , use’ a eircnlar motion for a significant amount, you’ll save edge of crust. Hake in 400°F oven 8 to 10 minutes or until liglitly to pipe meringue onto eooKiecoolcie sheet to fonnfomi a I-1l-l 2-2-ineh round. Or ilrop even more. browned. Cool at room temperature away from drafts. Makes 10 by tablespoon?Ills onto cookie* sbeets. Hake in 325 I* oven 20 minnles or servings. until dry. Remove and cool on wire racks. Makes alxuit 3 dozen. ^ I SB As commitments on your time and Cocoa Cherry Cupcake.s energy pile up like leaves in the back­ S IS BEEBEB 1/3 cup brandy, optiorwl 1/2 cup com oil margarine (]()coa Sheetcake CARDS ... GIFT WRAP 1 can (16-1/2 oz.) dark sweet 2/3 cup sugar yard, consider these desserts developed 1-1/4 cups .sugar Tam ol thouaandt ol cards lor any occaaalon / CANDY pitted cherries, well-drained 2 eggs, separated 1-1 /3 cups unsifted flour 1 tca.spoon vanilla Baautllul Hallmark Eaatsr cards. 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In altractiva Eaatarwrap plua thouaanda small bowl stir together flour, cocoa, com starch, baking powder ;uul of pounda of candy novaltlaa. (If desired, eliminate this step.) In small bowl stir together flour, cocoa, Marbled Cheesecake com starch, baking powder and salt. In large bowl with mixer at salt. In large bowl with mixer at medium speed beat together margarine, medium speed beat together margarine, sugar and egg yolks until sugar and vanilla until well blended, IWat in^ eggs, one at a time,^ until 2 packages (8 oz. each) cream cheese, softened mixed.Add flour mixture alternately with milk, beginning and end- 1 cup sugar, divided well mixed. Add flour mixture alternately with milk, beginning and we: ending with flour mixture, mixing just until smooth. Stir in vanilla. ing withvith flour mixture mixing just until smootli. Turn into prepared pan. 2 tablespoons com starch Bake in 350°F oven 30 minutes or until cake tester inserted ir; center CANDLES, STUFFED ANIMALS 2 eggs, slightly beaten In small bowl with mixer at high speed beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold into batter until well blended. Spoon 1 teaspoon comes out clean. Cool cake 10 minutes in p.an Remove aiid cool com- 1 teaspoon vanlUa ' ■ ’ - on rack. Frost with Chocolate Mint 1-resting. Cut into squares. Lovsiy candiss ... Tapara, 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa batter into bottom of each paper-lined (1-3/4 x 1-incn) miniature cup­ 35 (about 2 x 2-inch) squares. Columns, Drip, Scsntsd, Novalllaa I (9-ittch) graham cracker criisf cake cup. Press 1 well-drainM cherry to bottom of batter. Top each S cherry with another teaspoon batter. Bake in 350°F oven 20 to 25 In all alzaa and colors. StuHad Chocolate Mint Frosting animals In all ahapaa, all alzaa In large bowl with mixer at medium speed beat minutes or until cake springs back when lightly touched. Remove; cool on wire rack. Frost with Buttercrcam Frosting. Makes about 4-1/2 Irom 6 Inchas to together cream cheese, 3/4 cup of the sugar and 1 cup sugar 1-1/2 cups boiling water 4 laat. Thousands n com starch until smooth. Beat in eggs and vanilla. dozen. 1 /2 cup unsweetened cocoa 6 tablespoons corn oil margarine to chooaa from. j Reserve 1/3 batter (1 cup). Stir together cocoa Buttercream Frosting 3 tablespoons com starch I /4 teaspoon mint extract regularly 7.96 and remaining 1/4 cup sugar. Beat cocoa mixture Dash salt 2 tablespoons crushed mint candy into remaining 2/3 batter until well blended. Pour In small bowl stir together 1 cup confectioners sugar and 1/4 cup dark and light batters alternately into crust. Swirl unsweetened cocoa. In small bowl with mixer at medium speed beat In 2-quart saucepan stir together sugar, cocoa, corn starch and salt. Sold by the pound only. Gradually stir in water until smooth. Stirring constantly, bring to boil Hugo coaluma laahlon Jowalry dopartmanl. with spatula. Bake in 350°F oven 30 to 35 min­ together 3 tablespoons corn oil margarine and 1/2 cup of the cocoa Lin utes or until center is firm. Cool completely on mixture. Add remaining cocoa mixture alternately with 2 tablespoons over medium heat and boil 1 minute. Remove from heat. Stir in mar­ Earringa, attokplna, naoklaoaa, iiracolala, rings wire rack. Refrigerate 4 hours or overnight. Makes milk, beating to spreading consistency. Add 1/2 teaspoon vanilla. garine, mint extract and mint candy. Cover; refrigerate until cooled. and lawolry boxaa. Spaclal collaotlon of 12 servings. Makes 1 cup. Makes 2 cups. "AocanT lawairy by Hallmark. Oraal Eaatar gifis.

MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10-9 ...' SUNDAY 12-5 Other stores, WEST HARTFORD (Corbin’s Corner), EAST HARTFORD (Putnam Plaza), VERNON PLAZA, ENFIELD, TORRINQTON, MERIDEN, FAIRFIELD and WESTFIELD, MASS. 14 - THE HERALD, Wed,, April 1, 1981 More men don apron, turn chef T H E H E R A L D , Wed.. A p ril 1, 1981 - 15 For every man who venient and compact, such protected by the sauce diced Succeeding in the world of coupons, refunds Season-Serve; pour macaroni is tender. Serve available, chop ingredients prides himself on his chef's as Tupperware's sturdy, from quickly drying out in marinade mixture over 1% teaspoons salt Yield; About 3 quarts. plastic "pouring" board, with Parmesan cheese. *If blender is not finely. tones, their children tell these offers. They go to ability there are five who the oven if the gentleman ribs. 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Place ribs frozen peas just an avid amateur?" 1 other activities take up so On the lowest rung of the tent to stay at that level, Yet the working woman tion that it's better to plastic container designed and marinade in a shallow Vk cup sliced onion (1 much time that I have been that earns them many thought about that question ladder are the casual but some get the fever and thousands of dollars each " needs to be relieved of follow the recipe than wing to make the task simple roasting pan. Cover lightly medium) forced to drop down to Shopper fnr a moment. coupon clippers who suffer achieve the status of avid year. cooking responsibility once it free-style "the way mom and mess-free. Then he can with aluminum foil. Bake 1 can (8 ounces) white amateur status.” i from perpetual coupon refunder. They have half of The world of couponera in a while, especially on used to do." quickly turn the whole in a 450° F. oven 15 beans, drained mess. These are the people Kitchen amateurs have the neighborhood saving and refunders does have its weekends when so many thing over between minutes. Reduce heat to V4 cup cooked macaroni ■ W who throw all of their box tops and labels for no idea about pot sizes and quarters; no stirring pecking order, but it is a any halt-gallon bottle of ap­ other chores demand time. 350° F. and continue baking G rat^ Parmesan cheese coupons into a kitchen them. will often cook spaghetti in needed. 45 minutes longer. Baste Making Family Life More Fun very flexible one. Shoppers from one package of ple cider. Expires May 31, If you have a male with drawer and remember Seemingly immune to a one-quart saucepan, or a It won't be hard to praise frequently with, pan can go right to the top if FLAVOR KIST Buy Four Marshal Mallow Hot Cocoa 1981. too many thumbs at the them only after they have ridicule, they do not package of frozen liquiils. 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Receive a $1 re­ Pillsbury Gingerbread- creasingly concerned that year. hundred refund forms. Krumb Kakes and Creme brushing of the teeth im­ derstood,” says Stiber, “is c le a n e d w ith a tin y They purchase magazines, and when fund. Send the required re­ Cider $1 Refund Offer, their children eat healthy Sugar isn't found only in They trade forms by mail Filled Chocolate Cup mediately afterward. that the number of times toothbrush from the time “complete deals" (the re­ trading with friends. fund form, purchase- Receive a $1 refund. Send diets. But many of them candies, cakes and cookies. Pediatric dentists are and join a local coupon Cakes. Expires .June 30, that sweets are introduced they'first appear. Dentists fund form and the required Offers may. not be confirmation seals from the required refund form, are overlooking the impor­ It is also contained in such club. 1981. just realizing the damage into the oral cavity is a stress that these teeth are proofs) at half their face available in all areas of the any two packages of tance of protecting their "natural" foods as fruits the top panel from two (:<>!>> riglil I'm i done to young teeth by more important factor just as important as the Soon they are saving $50 value from other refunders country. Allow 10 weeks to Mother's Cookies and the chiidren's teeth and fruit juices. Pillsbury Gingerbread Mix I i i i l e d what is called the "baby- than the amount of permanent teeth that will a month. In respectful who have already sent for receive each refund. Universal Product Code It is true that children's Dr. Seymour Stiber, a boxes and the label from ^Midiratf. Inr bottle syndrome" — that sweets.” follow. teeth are healthier today prominent New York City is, allowing the baby or In other words, foods Children should be than' they were a genera­ dentist, notes that snacking toddler to feed at will from containing sugar should be taught early the proper tion ago. That is largeiy is a leading threat to young Men who are taking their turn cooking enjoy preparing a big, a bottle of milk or fruit eaten only at meal times. techniques for brushing due to fluoride in water teeth. juice that is carried with hearty minestrone soup and serving It In a Tupperware container Try lemon-glozed banana cheesecake Their consumption should and flossing. If you are not supplies and toothpastes. Cavities can result from him or placed in his crib. always be followed by sure to those techinques, which can be sealed for storage if there’s leftovers. Grated Cheesecake, for some today are made quickly 2 eggs, separated re m a in in g s u g a r in Beat egg whites until stiff, the center (,'hill 30 minutes But tooth decay is still the consumption of even The result is often the careful cleaning of the ask your dentist for a Parmesan makes a lively garnish. I ■ reason, is thought of as an with a shell or crust that is Vz cup milk medium saucepan. Beat but not dry; fold into caused by sugar. And small amounts of sugar before serving This rotting of all of the baby teeth. Italian delicacy. Actually, not baked. This version has 2 teaspoons lemon juice together egg yolks and gelatin mixture. Fold in Americans continue to eat between meals or before demonstration.' V > kitchen-tested recipe teeth down to the gum line. it stems from a traditional bananas folded into the 1 teaspoon grated lemon milk; stir into gelatin whipped cream. Pour into makes 12 servings M ‘ ■ p U \ dish of 17th and 18th cen­ body of the cake and rind mixture. 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I ^ laS iiau' M'nnasola S60A8 Casn SIT TILL 12 W 18 - THE HERALD, Wed., April 1, 1981 Steal a restaurant trick— serve warm breads THE HERALD, Wed., April 1, 1981 - 19 Top-ranked restaurants know that 2 tablespoons corn syrup serving a warm "specialty-of-the- Reserved crushed pineapple Ousted committeeman house" bread with meals adds a >'2 cup coconut (optional) touch that far outweighs the cost and Filling 2 tablespoons margarine or butter, effort. The same idea works at home, too. Warm rolls can add sub­ softened wi 1 rejoin GOP panel stance to a light meal or dress up lef­ Vi cup firmly packed brown sugar tovers. If you make them yourself, V2 teaspoon cinnamon By MARY KITZMANN and tell them to look elsewhere,” he because he found he had less and less the menu still stays within a budget. Measured out Vs cup pineapple Herald Reporter said. time for the commitee work. These breads start with a kitchen juice; add water to measure a total MANCHESTER - Roger Mrs. Willey, a three-term member Ouellette was offered the spot by staple - Hungry Jack® Pancake Mix of 1V4 cups liquid. In small saucepan, Ouellette, who was asked to resign on the board, said she was not ap­ Donna Mercier, district chairman. or Mashed Potato Flakes. The heat liquid and 2 tablespoons from the Republican Town Comittee proached in March, when party "I felt the impression left when I recipes introduce new ways to use margarine until very warm (1 2 0 to in March, has been offered a leaders sought an open spot. resigned was that I was unwanted, " these basic foods as economical 130 F.) Lightly spoon flour into reinstatement in April. “I believe they wanted me on he said. "But that wasn’t the case.” cooking ingredients. measuring cup; level off. In lafge Another resignation in District 5 there,” she said. During the aftermath of his Warm Jumbo Pineapple Caramel bowl, combine I'/i cups flour, salt clears the way for Ouellette’s But she decided to resign now in resignation Ouellette discovered he Rolls are ideal for breakfast or and yeast. Add warm liquid and egg. reinstatement after his resignation order to have more free time and had a large amount of support on the brunch, but they add a special touch Blend at low speed until moistened; caused hurt feelings among a party plans on remaining active socially town committee. "If a spot hadn’t to other meals, too. So steal a trick beat 4 minutes at medium speed. struggling for unity. and financially in the party. come up I would have run for the from country inns and also add these Add potato flakes, beating only until Ouellette’s name will be offered to Ouellette, a member of the town next term ," he said. delicious rolls to the menu for thoroughly mositened. By hand, stir district members as a replacement Handicapped Commission, and a ju­ lunches and dinners. in enough flour to make a stiff for Ruth Willey, former district nior high teacher, said he is Mrs. Willey’s resignation will be Using potatoes in the sweet roll dough. On floured surface, knead in chairman. Mrs. Willey, submitted rejoining the committee to clear the discussed at tonight's full town com­ dough gives a light texture and good remaining flour until dough is her resignation two weeks ago. She bad taste left when he resigned. mittee meeting. The district flavor. But unlike old fashioned smooth and elastic, about 10 believes travel plans will interfere He resigned, Ouellette said, partly members will vole on Ouellette’s recipes for potato rolls, this version minutes. Place dough in greased with her committee attendance. becausp it was asked for. and partly candidacy for the vacant spot. requires no extra effort, because the bowl; cover with plastic wrap and “I believe regular attendance is potato flakes are just added with cloth towel. Let rise in warm place important,” she said. other dry ingredients. until light and doubled in size, about Lecture series planned The recipe makes 12 jumbo rolls 1 to Itz hours. MANCHESTER - Dr Abe the Educational Community, will Punch down dough. Allow to rest which freeze well Any leftovers can A vacant spot in the district will Kurien, a local physician, will pre­ be: April 9, "Denial — The Tool of on counter, covered with inverted be reheated in the microwave or allow town committee leaders to sent a four-part series on "Living our Immortality” ; April 16, "0 wrapped in foil and warmed in a con­ bowl for 15 minutes. Meanwhile to smoothe party indignation cuased by With Death,” at the Educational Death Where is Thy Sting"; and ventional oven prepare topping, melt margarine in Ouellette’s resignation which out­ Community, 645 Birch Mountain April 23, "F io m Becoming to Cheese Filled Bacon Muffins 13x9-inch pan. Stir in brown sugar, wardly erupted at the March full Road, starting at 7:30 p.m. Being.” would be a perfect addition to a corn syrup, pineapple and coconut. committee meeting. Dr. Kurien will combine the in­ brunch menu or the right comple­ Set aside. On floured surface, roll J. Winthrop Porter, District 8 Dr. Kurien, a physician by training sights of the great religions of the ment for a luncheon salad. Instead of out dough to a 16xl0-inch rectangle. member, angrily questioned why his and profession, has had a special in­ world, the views of the philosophers Spread with 2 tablespoons Cub .Scout Pack 538 of Robertson School from left, Eric Christensen, first place; a more expensive muffin mix, this friend Ouellette resigned. "I can’t terest in the human understanding of of mankind and his own experience margarine. Combine Vi cup brown sponsored Its annual PInewood Derby at Henry Pellerin, second place and Norman recipe calls for economical pancake believe this is happening in the par­ death, as a student of both theology as a physician, of the realities of the sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle over the school last week. Top winners were, VIttner, third place. (Herald photo by Pinto) mix Serve the muffins warm, so ty,” he said. His remarks came and philosophy. everyday world, into a uniquely per­ that the cube of cheese hidden inside dough. Roll up jelly-roll fashion, minutes after Curtis Smith, a self The first topic this week will be. sonal point of view each stays melted. starting with 16-inch side; seal described moderate was elected vice “ Life — The Other Side of Death." The series is open to the public. Jumbo Pineupplo seam. Cut into 12 slices; place cut- chaimrian, and took control of the Others, all on Thursday evenihgs at For more information call 646-0711. ( uramel KoIIn side-down in prepared pan. Cover; Curriculum discussion party in the absence of conservative 8 oz. can crushed pineapple in its let rise in warm place until doubled Robert Von Deck, who is own juice, drained, reserving juice in size, about 30 to 45 minutes.* recuperating from a heart attack. Squadron sets dinner Heat oven to 375 F. Bake for 25 to Jumbo Carmel Pineapple Rolls are a treat with any meal. Serve at breakfast, hot from the oven, with a ham roll and Water The Herald reported Ouellette was MANCHESTER - The mander—secretary and Richard 30 minutes or until golden brown. 2 tablespoons margarine or butter piece of cheese. Perfect for snacks, too. asked to resign to allow another Manchester Power Squadron's an­ Klien, lieutenant com­ 2‘z to 3 cups Pillsbury's Best* Immediately invert onto foil or spawns value views committee member to retain his nual change-of-watch dinner-dance mander-treasurer Bread Flour* waxed paper. 12 rolls. By MARY KITZMANN Mrs. Clapp questioned how family seat. Lou Kocsls moved from will be April 4, at the Buckboard Members may call James 1 teaspoon salt TIP; Pillsbury's Best® All Pur­ CheeBe Filled Bacon Muffins sophisticated psychological Herald Reporter life or sex education can be taught in techinques.” District 8 into District 5. To make restaurant, Glastonbury. Social hour Donahue at 289-2590 or Edward 1 pkg active dry yeast pose or Unbleached Flour can be 1 lb. bacon, fired, drained and 1 egg fin cups. Lightly spoon pancake mix room for him, it was reported party Spoon batter into prepared muffin MANCHESTER — Discussion a value-free way. "That’s the He says the family life curriculum will be at 5 p.m. followed by dinner Jarsen at 644-0805 for reservations 1 egg substituted for bread flour. crumbled (reservq Vo cup bacon Vo cup chopped green pepper into measuring cup; level off. In leaders searched for a resignation at 7 and dancing. cups, filling % full. Press a cheese about the state-mandated family life problem,” she said. “No one, not guide narrowly misses violations of The Manchester Power Squadron 1 cup Hungry Jack' Mashed Decreased kneading time to 5 grease) V3 cup chopped onion large bowl, combine pancake mix, and settled on Ouellette. Officers involved in the change of cube in the center of batter. Bake at curriculum (lallooned into a discus­ even the parents, want to say no to the Hatch Amendment, an act is an organization devoted to safe Potato Flakes minutes, omit resting period and IV2 cups Hungry Jack® Butter­ milk, reserved bacon grease and Ouellette, who had plans to try to 2 oz. American cheese, cut into 12 sion of what values teachers impart their children.” protecting students rights to privacy watch include: Charles Sullivan, boating and other issues of interest To|i|>ing decrease each rise time 15 to 30 milk, Complete or Extra Lights® (•/2-inch) cubes egg; by hand, stir until blended. Add regain a seat in the January 1982 425° F. for 15 to 20 minutes or until during sex education, classes at a Charles Senteio, prinicipal of the in classroom discussion. For exam­ commander; Paul A. Emerson, to recreational boaters. '4 cup margarine or butter minutes. Pancake Mix bacon, green pepper and onion; stir caucuses, said he learned a lesson Heat oven to 425“ F. Line with golden brown. Immediately remove meeting of the Manchester FToperty Keeney Street elementary school, ple the act says a students does not lieutenant commander—education: Each year the Manchester 'z cup firmly packed brown sugar ‘■'2 cup milk until mixed. from the experience. paper baking cups or grease 12 muf­ from pan. Serve warm. 12 muffins. Owners Association. explained the famly life curriculum, have to discuss a family’s religjon, Richard C. Rylander, lieutenant Squadron conducts several free Although Lynne Gustafson, instituted in Manchester schools in income or politics. "In Dolitics vou hold vour ground commander—administrative; Peter courses on all aspects of boating and D.' Ford, lieutenant com- Manchester school system head 1975, does not attempt to invade Tucci also objects to material used boat safetv * How to win cooking contests Menus nurse, stressed family life education family privacy, or rob parents of the in the classroom. LEGAL NOTICE does not dwell on sex education it is traditional role of instilling values IRVI.NE. Calif, lUPIi - mail-in recipe contests: "There was one woman If a parent finds material objec­ fairness, some sponsors part of the course. andstandards. tion able, Senteio told the group, it Menus listed for elderly EAST HARTFORD 'file competition in food Originality, availability of who was in a hospital as an hire certified public ac­ soup, toasted cheese beans, hot roll, Jruit cup. bread, green beans, fruit The family life course aims at “The intent is to give some ideas,” should be discussed with the school MANCHESTER - Menus which will be scalloped potatoes, spinach, chilled PUBLIC SCHOOLS contests is stiff and the ingredients, time to invalid who entered an A-1 countants to tally the Manchester •sandwich, peanut butter Wednesday: Meatball cocktail. developing responsible attitudes in he said. administration. He also noted, served April 6-10 at Mayfair and Westhill apricots, oatmeal cookie, wheat bread, judging professional. prepare (many winners sauce contest and the prize scoring, much like the Cafeteria menus which stuffed celery, *milk, and grinder (Nathan Hale) Thursday: Fruit juice, students and u^erstanding of fami­ The family life education should however, that before introducing Gardens to residents 60 or older are as margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. INVITATION Prizes run the gamut from said one hour), clear in­ money helped her pay her Academy Awards. will be served April 6-10 at •chilled yellow peaches. meatballs and sauce, meat and cheese pizza, ly relationships according to the result in an individual who has a readings and studies for the family follows: blue ribbons to round-the- structions and proper hospital bills. Manchester Public Schools The menu is subject to change TO BID Most judges are food Thursday: ‘ ‘ Basketball (Robertson & Grammar), tossed salad, gelatin- with Connecticut Board of Education good self-image, demonstrates love life courses, the teacher must have Monday: Breaded chicken, corn broc­ world trips. listing of ingredients and "A friend of mine authorities such as home are as follows: (*indicates Menu” —Basketballs in corn niblets, potato puffs, topping. guide to family life curriculum for others, is open to growth, and the approval of school officials. coli cuts, chocolate pudding, white bread, BID #560 Such contests are a neatness. entered the International economists, cooking school foods that contribute •pivot sauce, *rebound chocolate chip cookies. Friday; Turkey, sweet development. restrains self-centeredness, has margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. J V C. PORTABLE COLOR serious business that at­ For cook-offs, they also Chili Society Contest and significant amounts of car­ teachers and professional noodles, *fast break peas, Thursday: Chicken in potatoes, mashed potatoes, But no'values can be taught in respect for one’s body, and,un­ Tuesday: Salisbury steak with gravy, VIDEO CASSETTE tracts growing numbers of agreed, the top priorities he took it very seriously, bohydrate) food writers, Mrs. Green •one on one milk, and basket, corn on the cob, gravy, spice cake. / examining the family or in sex derstands family life. mashed potatoes, peas, chilled pears, St. Germaine Guild RECORDER & consumers and corporate should be taste and not only because he w an t^ said. Monday: Hot dog on a MSers to gather •field goal toll house french fries, roll, chilled education, Ms. Gustafson explained. The objection of John Tucci, Cas­ wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, COVENTRY - The St. Germaine ACCESSORIES executives. originality. But the judges to be chili king, but Companies sponsor such •roll, ‘baked beans, EAST HARTFORD - MSers in oatmeal cookies. pears. Under heavy questioning from Bonnie tle Road, who also has emerged as a coffee or tea. Guild is presenting a fashion show About 30,000 men and for such contests listed because of the oppor­ contests to attract con­ creamy cole slaw *milk, the Greater Hartford area will Information may be obtained Friday: •Cheese Pizza, Friday: Juice, meat and Clapp, a Mimchester mother who has spokesman for back to basics educa­ Wednesday: Liver with onions and April 2, 7:30 p.m., at St. Mary's from Dominic Fulco, Director women and children enter availability of ingredients, tunities it opened up.” sumers’ attention and en­ and 'orange smiles. gather at the East Hartford YMCA garden salad, •milk, and cheese pizza, tossed salad, b e ( ^ e a leader of the anti-humanist tion, is how these courses are taught. gravy, buttered rice, green beans, chilled Church hall on Route 31. of Business Services, 110 Long cooking and recipe con­ smell, artistic flair and Mrs. Green added that courage them to use the Tuesday: ‘ Apple juice, April 10 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. •chilled pears. fruit cup. drive, and back to basics in teaching Many of the teaching methods, he peaches, rye bread, margarine, skim The show will include bridal with Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct tests annually, says Karen neatness next, while the chili contest doesn't product. meat and cheese 'tacos, for a talk by Dari Stuhl of the Cor­ Green. and morality, Ms. Gustafson said believes, are an invasion of the milk, coffee or tea. other outfits. The donation is $2, and 060108 until bid opening on winners rated cooking time offer one of the largest " It’s also a good way for hot sauce, lettuce and poration for Independent Living. she would not tell a teenager to abs­ privacy of the family. Thursday: Barbecued pork on a bun, refreshments will be served and April 16, 1981 at 2:00 P.M While some set their ahead of ingredient money prizes, “but a per­ a company to learn what tomatoes, 'Spanish rice, All MSers, family and friends are Coventry Bolton tain from sexual intercourse if asked "Their asking children to reveal vegetable soup, tossed salad with door prizes will be awarded. THE EAST HARTFORD sights on the prizes, others availability — then, son who wins has the the American people like 'milk, and 'gingerbread invited to attend. 'They should bring Those who urge us to tight­ for guidance. themselves, everything from family dressing, chilled applesauce, margarine, For further information, contact PUBLIC SCHOOL IS AN seek the thrill of competi­ neatness, smell and ar­ chance to make a fortune to eat right now„” Mrs. with topping. All schools Elementary en our belts find the operation bag lunches. Transportation will be tion, the opportunity to tistic flair. "That would be a value decision conflicts and relationships, in these skim milk, coffee or tea, Bernice O’Brien at 742-6635 after EQUAL OPPORTUNITY through testimonials." Green said. Wednesday: 'Tomato Monday: Juice, hotdog Monday: Cheeseburger, much more comfortable than provided to members who call the travel or the simple joy of that must be taught at home,” Ms. courses,” Tucci said. "This is not Friday: Baked fish with lemonnull butter.uuuei, u.ou5:30 p.m.p.iii. EMPLOYER ..v.. .-.i. Mrs. Green has her own Success has launched on roll, Boston baked potato puffs, buttered corn, others, because they’re so chapter office at 236-3229. cooking. tips for success. well-nourished. Gustafson said. education, but the use of 061-03 other winners on new beans, cucumber salad, applesauce. Mrs. Green, an Irvine "When you enter a con­ careers as lecturers, parfait pudding with top­ Tuesday: Hamburg LE6AL NOTICE LE6AL NOTICE housewife and author of test, consider what's in at Stretch The Coffee Break LE6AL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE cooking teachers or ping. gravy over rice, carrots, two earlier cookbooks, restaurants or on caterers. Drink up the cooking sherry Tuesday: Meat cubes cookies. EAST HARTFORD spent more than two years television," she said. For COCONUT-CARROT LOAF and your spouse’s revenge NOTICE "Winning the California and gravy, buttered Wednesday: Spaghetti will be to put the good stuff in PUBLIC SCHOOLS on research for a book example, quiche is a pop­ PUBLIC HEARING LEGAL NOTICE Chicken Cooking contest 2 cups unsifted all-purpose flour noodles, seasoned string with meat sauce, Italian the sauerbraten. about prizewinners and ular item that would was just the shot in the 1-1/4 cups sugar BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT NOTICE FOR ADMISSION OF ELECTORS, their recipes. appeal to judges, she said. arm 1 needed to start my 2 teaspoons baking soda TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. Notice is hereby given tbst the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, Connec­ INVITATION In "Winners" (Morrow She also suggests using catering business," one 2 teaspoons cinnamon TOLKS 3/4 teaspoon salt ticut. will bold a Public Hearing at the Senior Cltiien Center. 549 East Middle Notice is hereby given that the Board of Admission of Electors $12.95) she passes on ad­ as many products of the winner told Mrs. Green. Turnpike. Mancbester, Connecticut. Tuesday. April 7. IMl, at 8:00 P.M. to con­ TO BID 3 eggs, beaten for the Town of Andover will be in session in the Town Office vice from judges and spon­ sponsoring food company Typically, a food com­ 1 cup oil mus... mKSTMWTW sider and act on the following: BID f|i561 Building on Monday, April 13th from 9 AM to 8. PM in accor­ sors as well as from those as possible. ------PINEHURST- AT 302 MAIN ^ Adoption by the Board of IMrecUws of Regulations for the Waiver of competitive pany contest is handled by 1 teaspoon vanilla biddiliig and u le of Real Property pursuant to Section S-a of the Town of DUST COLLECTOR dance with State Statue 9-17 for the purpose of admitting all per­ who ended up in the money. "There are winners the firm's advertising 3 cups shredded carrots Now taking orders for MORRELL Easier Hams and the famous Stanley's Manchester Qiarter. sons who are found to be qualified to be Electors of the Town of "The book is a guideline whose lives were changed department or public 1 -1/3 cups (about) Baker’s Angel Flake coconut special Easter Kielbasa ...... Proponed addiUonal appropriaUon to General Fund Budget I t t M l - TRANSFER Information may be obtained Andover. OodTriAWS itUlfL 1/2 cup raisins to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund ...... a.869 00 to what won in the past and as a result, especially the relations agency, Mrs. to be financed from General Fund - Fund Balance (Surplua) reserved for Ii>- from Dominic Fulco, Director what might win in the dustrlal Guidelines. of Business Services, 110 Long The qualifications are as follows: Applicant must be eighteen winners of the prestigious Green said, but consulting Mix flour with sugar, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. PlnohuTit U.8.D.A. CHOJCE SPECIALS future," she said in an in­ Pillsbury Bake-Off," Mrs. FISH ... Proposed addlUonal appropriaUon to General Fund Budget 198(i’81 • RecrtaUon Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. years of age, must be a resident of the Town of Andover, if firms specializing in recipe Add eggs, oil and vanilla to flour mixture; blend well. Stir D epw lm ent...... a.538.73 foreign bom must be a naturalized citizen. terview. Green said? Fr«»h Flllath 06108 until bid opening on and cooking contests have in carrots, coconut and raisins, and pour into well-greased SHORTRIRS to be financed from fees collected for cultural programs. April 10, 1981 at 2:00 P.M. The book includes in­ "One woman told me she multiplied in recent years. 9x5-inch loaf pan. Bake at 350^ for 1 hour and 15 HADDOCK Propoaed addlUooal appropriaUon to Revenue Sharing Fund 81 . . . .,166,000.00 This is the last regular session for Admission of Electors before cludes a directory of con­ minutes. Cool before slicing. OF R E E F ...... 4 * 1 .5 9 to be financed from ^UUement period U payments which eiceeded estimates THE EAST HARTFORD the Municipal Election on May 4, 1981. Limited session will be A l l A A e OMitnolUO M e lC e iy was having some problems To insure honesty and or and Interest earnings from this FSind. SMtvM tests and cookoffs, prize PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN held on May 2, 1981 for only those whose rights have matured with her husband because FLOUNDER Top Round Steak Top Round Beef ALLOCATION - REVENUE SHARING winning recipes and a they didn’t have the money Equipment • Police Department and Sanitation D epartm ent...... 1192,100.00 E(}UAL OPPORTUNITY after the last regular session. fAcrSTCTsfitvicEl?’ VAcTortvV scttviCfcoscnvicfco I «£AVy wiAvy Dl»T/ouV/ ^j.ibuu^| any thlcknaaa Roast Ruth K. Munson, Town Clerk check list of essential in­ to buy a house. The $25,(XX) For tbejiOTduue of ten police crulieri, three motonTClei and related gear and EMPLOYER ( ? S P £ € D gredients for success. Sale continuaa on frozen 06(M)S for Board for Admission to Electors 6.6 Auto lOCoP she won in the Bake-Off NIT. VERNON Approve additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, Human Resources 058-03 The judges and past helped them buy and a SWORD ,*12.59 a *2.39 Development agency Day Care Services. July 1,1911 * June SO, 1961 987,626.00 EAST HARTFORD c tism 48" winners agree on the top house and helped save their to be financed by a Grant from the ^ t e Department of Human Resources. PUBUC SCHOOLS FISH Propoaad Ordinance • to purebaae from Harry B. and A. Rosalie McLaughlin a CCIU« Vise priorities for winning a AH Made From U.S.D.A. Choica Beef marriage," she added. DAIRY STORES certain piece or parcel of land containing SO acres more or less, situated in the ■j'jJAWS Town of Glastonbury, for U » sum of 99,180.00. 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. lb. *3,99 LEAH GROUW R0U» lEAM GROUND CHUCK Propoeed Ordinance - to eitend overnight parking ban In wintertime lo April thir- Manchester Manchester SODAYMidiyMCKGU^ PropoMd Ordinance • an Ordinance requiring the filing of street numbers on .*2.09 .*1.89 belldingi. NOW ACCEPTING Turkey Coplaa of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town Q erk'i Office during youHHftPRtf <1090 r. jfCALLod SHced bttslMsi hours. ------— ______' pW i c TSf i n s t ic TRASH ORDERS FOR LAND 0 LAKES BUTTER Roa»t Beet Proposed addlUonal ^iproprlation to EducaUooal Special Grants, Fund 41 C#6T 51* ...... 911,966.00 C ole Slew Special Meat Loot Blend .e5l i 0 0 COAL WOOD Library material and Media equipment, to be financed by Grant fundi under TlUe BIPKLS EASTER Olive Salad IV (B) of the Elefneotaiy and Secondary EducaUon Act. James R. McCavanagh. Secretary Lilac Seersucker OtHAAr A6AiH$r"BlltM4M« LOWER PRICES ON KRAKU8 IMPORTED HAMS Board of Directors Fully Cooked I Smoked ST. i^.~ - -y. S Dated at Manchester, CoonecUcut thto S9th day of March 1911 s t d v i iM&ft LAND g) LAKES 3II. CAN B11. CAN (Coordinates Boneless Hams _)Vea^ Otaan VERIBEST Fresh B Smoked SAUSAGE MEAT •7.79 *12.19 Toys made over 2,000 yM n ago inefudt dolls with movable joints, balls, clappers, sleds, kites, animals of clay and by EASTER KIELBASA lb. *1.79 Frozen Smell Oven Ready • playthings on wheals. MJ-lAimiLEGS...... «1,79 Lady Queen® > S H o d i i « ^ egugDd Babkas, Rye, Pumpernlckle, Something Different ..Wish Someone A Breads & Rolls 1.69limit two At Pinehurel 302 Main Voi*(L ShurtInB PeiirPM a to u e oePits effiua MOSER FARMS MY-T-GOOD HILLS BROTHERS Happy Birthday . 'P-'^cosruiG W iis BREAD SUGAR PEANUT RUTTER To Serve You Better GRADE A FRESH EGGS COFFEE It 01. w ith A Herald Happy Ad '6A nece Your Orders Esriy 5ib..*1.79 >1*1.99 y F t toUOr - 3T FlW C - •’/»■ TMK« LARGE JUMBO *2.39 ^ 4% VSsUJS WHITE WHITE Only Waldorf Tlatua Sfata Butter FMthman'B -r-^C O R H ER O F HARTFORD 4 roll pock Margarine $5.00 Specializing In Larger Sizes CvarYthing peddlec* Olympia with o reel 30 DAY lb. *1.79 Love ' NO HAKOTIME ^F IN E S T. MANCHESTER pbg99* W.89* . money-bock Sue onlee flOPEN ONLY: Delicatessen DOZEN' DOZEN' limit four ’ 38u52 M...I '(..t 79 89 Call.... 7 " ' 39 THURSDM10to9 lll. V-Su, 11,,,^ ,j|, jj, - . n i SALE ENDS SAT., APRIL 4, 1981 PINEHURST GROCERY INC. 643-2711 Eleven Store Buying Power That Brings You Unboatablo Prices. FRIDM10-9 A«k for...... SkTURBkllOtoS Ptm 809 WKIN STBEET, MANCHESTER______- 7 1 8 2 _ , U t- -

20 - THE HERALD. Wed., April 1, 1981 Reagan,Fonda, impostor THE HERALD, Wcd_. April 1, 1981 — 21 highlight annual Oscars By VERNON SCOTT “It’s been a very rewar­ HOLLYWOOD (DPI) - ding 46 years for me and A convalescing Ronald this has got to be the Reagan opened the SSrd an­ climax,” said Fonda, 76, nual Academy Awards to who had never won an five rounds of applause for Oscar. “I’m very proud his taped a d d r ^ , but top and very grateful to the honors went to “Ordinary governors of the People” as best picture of academy.” liitroduchi 1960 and Henry Fonda who An honorary Oscar also received, the first Oscar of went to “The Empire his 46-year career. Strikes Back” for special T u e sd a y n ig h t’s effects, similar to the program, watched by an award given its estim ated 300 million predecessor, “Star Wars.” television viewers in 66 “Empire” also won the countries, kept Bast Coast Oscar for best sound. viewers who were deter­ “Fame” won the best mined to' see the finish up score and best song until 1:10 a.m. today. Oscars, with composer In a bizarre occurrence, Michael Gore thanking his a tuzedoed impostor collaborator and sister, stepped out of the 1950s teen-age singer The Best Actor and Best Actress Oscar audience, accepted the Lesley Gore — nominated ThePerfeci DeNiro won his Best Actor Oscar for his role with him for one of the winners held their Oscars up for all to see in “Raging Bull," and Sissy Spacek won for Oscar for the Hungarian after they got the top awards at the 53rd An­ winner of the best* losing entries, also from her role in “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” (UPl animated short film, and that film. nual Academy Awards at the Music Center photo) fled. He was being sought “Raging Bull" also won in Hollywood, Calif., Tuesday. Robert for theft. the film editing award for “Ordinary People,” the Thelma Schoonmaker. story of a middle-class cou­ “Tess,” Roman ple and their suicidal teen­ P olanski’s version of TV tonight ager, was the top award Thomas Hardy’s "Tess of winner, bringing in four of the D’Ubervilles,” won art 6:00 a vanishing act that also throws his and'goodtime'girlswhenherprep- ' Championships-FInal the 3500 gold statuettes. direction Oscars for Pierre ^ News introduction to Pam's visiting par­ piedatemakesapassatJoand tries (9 ) Dr. Gens Scott On Hebrews Actress Lillian Gish, 84, Guyffroy and Jack 5 Brady Bunch ents into chaos (60 mins) to take advantage of her. (Repeat) d4 Love Boat-PoNce Story 'Love came out of retirement to Stephens, the costume 9 Joker s Wild 9 Movie-(Spectacular) ** “ Her­ 3 4 Baxters Boat; Doc, Be Patient' When Doc Actress Margot Kidder smiles happily with .11' NCAA Gymnastics (Continued cules" 1959 Steve Reeves, Sylva 10:00 gets the (lu, he receives private present the best picture an Oscar recipient who accepted an award design award for Anthony From Daytime) Division II Koscina A muscleman fights off a ' S’ News treatment from a gorgeous doctor trophy. Powell, and DcMible feature Championships Finals tyrant (2 hrs ) ( i ) ^ VegeSDan Tanna iscrushed who keeps his fever up even when for Animated Short Films. Producer Ferenc cinematography for Geof­ I Dream 01 Jeannie 24 <2Z (3^ Real People A squirrel when he learns that the woman he his temperature drops. 'Police It also won awards for (24) TVCommunity College: Amer­ that water skis, a horse that drivesa has fallen deeply in love with is Las Story: Firepower' (Repeat; 2 hrs.. best director, Robert Bed­ Rofusz of Budapest should have been the frey Unsworth and ica The Second Century car. a visit to a honeymoon hotel in Vegas' most expensive call girl. 19 mins.) ford; best supporting ac­ acceptor of the Oscar at the SSrd annual Ghislain Goquet. 3-2-1 Contact the Pocono Mountains, and female (Repeat. 60 mins ) 12:05 0$ Hogan's Heroes lifeguards in Redondo Beach 9' Newark And Reality (it NBA Bmkdlbatl PlayoN tor, Timothy Hutton, son of Academy Awards at the Hollywood Music ‘"rhe Fly,” a Hungarian Jim Rockford: Private (Repeat, 60.mins ) (lf)AuloRacing 1960ALookBack. Game the late actor Jim Hutton; Center Tuesday. The unidentified man production, won the Oscar Investigator 24'2T' An Evening With The Royal a Look Ahead 12:30 and best screenplay based for best animated short 6:30 Ballet Taped at a performance at (24(22)34 OuincyOuincyissuedfor CD Hogan's Hsroes accepted the award, went through photos on material from another and "The Dollar Bottom’’ S Carol Burnett And Friends CoventGardenonJuly22.1978,the slander by a Beverly Hills doctor 34 <34 (24 Tomorrow Coast- and interviews, and fled. He is being sought (d Tic Tac Dough ^ Royal Ballet highlights the music of alter he declares on TV that a young To-C o ast Guests: Rick Nelson, medium for Alvin Sargent. was picked best dramatic NBC News Scott Joplin in 'Elite Syncopations' woman died as the result of a Bruce Clayton. (Repeal; 90 mins.) “Ordinary People” was for theft. (UPl photo) live action short. (24 Over Easy Host Hugh Downs (60 mins ) dangerous diet prescribed by him. 1:00 (2^ Over Easy Hearing Guest 94 Pre Season BateballBaltimore (60 mins ) CD Rat Patrol Redford’s first directing president's express wishes was presentation of a “ Moscow Does Not Actress and singer Florence Hen Orioles vs Boston Red Sox 10:30 @Movis-(Wsstern)*** “Hondo" effort and the 20-year-old that we use that introduc­ special Oscar to Fonda, Believe in Tears,” a Rus­ derson Host HuQh Downs 8:30 (9 Meet The Mayors 1053 John Wayne.GeraldtnePage. sian production, won the (Closed-Captioned, USA) 5 Merv Griffin Guests Debby 24 Connecticut Prime Time An Army soldier encountersawidow Hutton’s first movie role. tion. He asked for a televi­ honoring a half century of (2S Bob Newhart Show Boone, Dean Conn, Buddy Greco, (2? Reflectlone Of Body Imagery and her son living in a deserted area Robert De Niro won best sion set in his room so he “brilliant ac­ best foreign language 6:55 PaulFidlerandCo ,TomSharp.Nick Farmorethanjust the history of cos­ of Texas, unalarmed about an im­ actor for his devastating could view that introduc­ complishments and en­ Oscar, which was accepted AO' News Lucas. Jackie Gayle tumes. this documentary is a fast- pending Indian attack. (78 mins.) by a Soviet diplomat. 7:00 9:00 paced video collage telling the 1:30 performance as boxer Jake tion tonight.” during contribution to the 9 CBS News 3 CountryComesHomeAgalaxy colorful story of body decoration ($3 Adam 12 Lamotta in “Raging Bull.” “I salute the academy art of motion pictures.” 5 34 M.A.S.H. of country music superstars join through the ages of man 2:00 De Niro previously bad /HOUIOlfCailCfflA/ S 4() ABC News forceson the stage of the Grand Ole 10:45 (DMovle-(Drema)**** “Roomat for the influence its work Bedford, who usually ■ m R S T x n S4 txTT ss sxjftn l a m been nominated for best ■AST NARTPONO SSS.Sn> $ Bullseye Oprey in Nashville. Tennessee, lor (34 Independent Newt the To p " 1950 Laurence Harvey, has had on the world’s shuns the awards ■AnOAM M X TW n DAILY 11 SportsCenter PMST SHOW OOH.V SS.SO this ben^it performance Among 11:00 Simone Signoret An ambitious actor for his roles in “Taxi most enduring art form. ceremonies, presented the 14) Movie-(Adventure) •• “Klon­ the stare who will pay tribute to the 191(1)22(34(44 Newt young man, newly arrived in a Driver” in 1976 and in “The dike Fever" Rod Sleigei. Angie Oprey are Johnny Cash. Roy Clark. (D M.A.S.H. country town, meets the lovely Film is forever,” Reagan aw ard to Fonda, who Dickinson During (he Gold Rush Loretta Lynn. Glen Campbell. (D Benny Hill Show young daughter of a local indus- Deer Hunter” in 1978. He said,' setting the theme of walked to the stage as the days.young JackLondonsetsoutto Crystal Gayle. Barbara Mandrell, <24 Have Gun Will Travel Irialial and encourages a romance won best supporting actor the program, “Film orchestra played “Red stake his claim for fortune (Rated Larry Gatlin. Ray Charles. Hoagy (24(2? Dick Cavett Show as his ticket to the top. (2 hrs., 16 in 1974 for his part in “ The PG) (106 mins ) CarmichaelandTammyWynette (2 11:15 mins.) Forever" in his brief River Valley,” the theme A v14 Festival Of Faith hrs ) 39 Odd Couple CD Joe Franklin Show Godfather Part II.” remarks. song from one of his most 2 ® wild Kingdom Belore The 6 144 AlohaParadiseSydneygets 11:30 GD SportsCenter INCREDIBLE ” Sissy Spacek won best A highlight of the night famous movies. Storms Of Winter swept off her feel when (Curtis' suc­ (5 ' Kojak & Get Smart actress for her portrayal of i t News cessful young nephew (alls in love ($)(44 ABC News Nightline 2:19 ROBERT DENIRO 24 In Performance with her. and a lifelong friendship is (^D Maude G4 USAF Religious Film sirtger Loretta Lynn in TRI-TOWN PLAYERS PRESENT: French Chef threatened when two oldtimers are (^11) SportsCenter 2:20 “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” "RAGING BULL" Face The Music infatuated by the same lovely (l4)Movie-(Thriller)** “HeKnows CD News-Weather Miss Spacek bad been 7:29 widow (60 mins ) You’re Alone" 1980 A silent 2:25 “Never Too Late” 34 Daily Number 14iMovie-(Drama)***2 “ Mandin- psychotic stalks innocent brides to CD Moment Of Msditstlon nominate for the same — Comedy By Summer Arthur Long — 7:30 go" 1975 James Mason. Ken Nor be to slash the knot before it's tied. 2:30 award in 1976 for “Carrie,” 9, PMMagaiine ton A slave-breeding plantation of (Rated R) (90 mins.) GD NHL Hockey Hartford Whalers April 3, 9, 10, 11 — 8:15 p.m, The V All In The Family pre-Civil War Louisiana and the 2 ® @ 2 ® The Tonight Show The vs Quebec Nordiques but lost to Faye Dunaway’s P ' Rockville High School CD Family Feud strangepeoplewholivethere (Rat­ Best 01 Carson' Guests: Rodney 3 4 Laurel And Hardy "Network.” Power Behind Face The Music ed R) (2 hrs , 6 mins ) Dangerfield, Jack Lemmon, Robby 3:00 Mary Steenburgen was (lT) NHL Hockey Hartford Whalers 2 ® 1220(1' DKf'ranlStroketWhen Benson (Repeat.60mins.) The Throne CD Movie -(Adventure) * “The — Directed by Jim Pendergast • ys Quebec Nordiques Arnold's favorite teacher leaves to 3? ABC Captioned News Poppy Is Also A Flowsr" 1066 chosen best supporting ac­ (29 $50,000 Pyramid takeanother job. Iheyoungsterdis- 11:25 Stephen Boyd. Senia Berger. Two tress for her role as the SetbyLeeHtty ® Big Money Game likes her replacement so much he (9. Maude United Nation agents investigate feisty wife in “Melvin and 2 4 2 ? MacNeihLehrer Report stays away from school for five 11:45 the mysterious murder in the Iranian (39 Benny Hill Show days 39 Movie-(Western)*** “These desert, of a man involved in narco­ Howard.” Tickets, *4 STARTING OVER (ProdurtNi by Speriat .Arranprmrni wilh ^ Barney Miller 24'27) KennedyCenterTonIght'A ThousandHills" 19590onMurray. tics. (1 lOmins.) But the evening also Sanurl Frrnrh lor.) ^ Tic Tac Dough CoplandCelebration Thishisloric LeeRemick Arancherlearnstoac- 34 Bewitched STRAW DOGS 0:00 pommemorative birthday tribute to cepl responsibility and maintain 3:30 belonged to former actor > 9 Enosit's shades of'back home' composer Aaron Copland was loyalty to his dependent friends. (2 34 Happy Days Again Reagan, who opened the when Enos and Turk take on a gang taped in the Concert Hall of the Ken- hrs) 4:00 WALT DISNEY show officially with PROOUCTlONS of moonshiners who move thoir nedyCenteronNovember 14,1900 12:00 ^ News operation to Los Angeles (60 It weaves dcumentary. dance and (^D Mike Douglas Co-host Mac 4:30 videotaped remarks, and mins ) movie material in and around the Davis Guests Btii Cosby. Jacques 34 22 Alive received five rounds of HBO and C^inemax: Two perfectly matched pay services on catdeTV. Over 60 C4) PM Magazine actual concert with the highlight Pepin 5:00 applause from the star- The Greatest American being a performance ot the'Lincoln ri) Movie -(Comedy) ** CD Prayer usDewl Hero Hinkley and Maxwell's Portrait', conducted by Leonard 'Homebodlds^ 1974 Peter Broc C!l) Toughmsn Contest studded audience of almost desperate search lor a top secret Bernstein and narrated by Copland CO, Frances Fuller Six oldsters, Semifinals 3,000. U S gunsight hijacked by mer himself (90 mins ) threatened with eviction, snuff out SKM Although the gala was great movies every month without a sin§^e cut or commercial interruption. cenaries becomes astoundingly 9:30 social workers and contractors. CD News m complicaled when Ralph's suit (20i(2ZTheFact8Of Life Blair learns (Rated PQ) (2 h rs) 5:30 delayed 24 hours by the makes him unpredictably invisible, D rotiii the difference between good girls ^1) NCAA Gymnastice Division II ( D Daniel Boone shooting of Reagan in There are lots of reasons why the Washington Monday, the there’s always a great movie whenever special or concert on HBO or an all-time mood of the evening was MEIQNTHIUMMl Perfect Double Feature is just that. Perfect. light and the recuperating UE E IAS you watch: Kids’ movies in the afternoon, film classic on Cinemax. There’s always TV tomorrow president was even the 11 PERFECT BECAUSE target of mpny of emcee MANCHESTER family movies in the early evening, adult- something great to watch—no matter MON THRUFRI (20< Celebration u i ina cucnarist Tam Lin' (lU h ). ‘Living Free' . Johnny Carson’s good- CD Movie ‘One Minute To Zero' HBO IS AMERICAS FAVORTTF. 24 Sesame Street (WED ), 'Seven Times Seven' natured one-liners. ANTIQUES SHOW oriented movies after the kids are in bed, when you watch. MORNING (9O) Hour Magazine (MON.). ‘Johnny Eager’ (TUE.), (THUR ). ‘It Can Be Done Amigo' ‘Fighter Squadron' (W ED.), ‘Land 4:55 <94(44 Richard Simmons Show (FRI.) Carson, in white tie and SpoiMoratf Sy Th» CotfpfM Club FromNEW UNE CINEMA PAY TV SERVICE 9:15 OfThePharoahs'CTHUR).'Malaya' and women’s movies in the morning. PERFECT BECAUSE Daktari (11) Top Rank Boxing (Fri.) (FRI.) tails, told the audience at 2? A.M. Weather 343434 OaysOfOurUves R 5:45 (ID WCT Tennis (Tue.) the Los Angele Music HBO gives you blockbuster movies, (5 ' New Zoo Revue 9:30 1:30 SE(»ND(mKGAT1()NIU.CHUR(ai PERFECT BECAUSE HRO AND HBO AND CINEMAX ARE THE 3 Brady Bunch ^ Domata Center, “ It was the tS Ibrtii H i SL XaMhette, Cm 5:54 (5) AddameFamily 34 JimBakkar 3 4 (90< Morning Prayer 5 Partridge Family (11) F.A. Soccer (Mon.) NCAA Vol­ Bugs Bunny And Friends EXIT 93.1-86 FOLLOW SIGNS sports and specials. For example: The CINEMAX ARE REALTY DIFFERENT 20 That Girl leyball (THUR ) PERFECT VALUE. 5:55 3 4 3 9 Seeeme Street 2? In-School Programming (1& Jake Hess Gospel Time Food Bar on PtowiIm b (2$) JImBakker <94 Movie 'Mutiny On the Bounty’ ”The year's <34 Today's Woman '98' Maude 3 ? In-School Programming M ovie Black Hole, Alien, Dressed To Kill and FROM EACH OTHER. <4i)) Beverly Hillbillies Parti. (M O N), 'Mutiny On theBoun- Fit, Apr. 3, 19S1 - 11 AM to 9 PM You get more than 60 dazzling, 6:00 ty’ Part II (TUE ). They Were Ex­ f9)f8; Various Programming 9:55 2:00 SaL Apr. , AM to PM best lilm.” many others. 40) Weatherview pendable' (WED), 'Titanic' schedule 4 1981-10 5 — Charlet Chsmplin, HBO and Cinemax are the perfect different, exciting, wonderful movies (^lD Auto Racing (Tue.. Wed.) CD As The World Turns iUR ). ‘The Enemy ^low* (FRI.) This Ad Ponnlts 1 or 2 Paraons to Pwchas® <24 New Zoo Revue 10:00 CD Get Smart In Hartford p g LOp ANGELES TIMES (31 Jeffersons (Exc. Thur.) April S Bewitcrtfd $ TIckBla for $ Each PERFECT BECAUSE 34 Health Field CD ^ One Life To Live d4 I Love Lucy Atheneum-LouLou 7:30, 9:30. 1.00 1,25 scheduling combination. Watch Hollywood every month. Perfect because you get 6:15 Magazine (THUR ) d l) National CoUeglate Basket­ (5 ; Bewitched 4:30 Cinestudlo—The Big One (9) News ball Champ. (Tue.) NHL Hockey GO Fllntetonee CINEMAX HAS GREAT MOVIES 6:30 < 8) Mike Douglas (WED) 7:30, Bad Timiog 9:40. blockbusters on HBO or switch ® them all for less than the cost CD Afterechool Specie! (Wed.) C$J Flinistones ( 9; Romper Room d l) Accent On Living (Mon.) TESS’ ‘Heartbreak Winner: One Girl's Eaat Hartford ( I ) My Three Sons <1l) ^ortsCenter 24 HOURS A DAY DomBta(EXC.MON) Struggle for Olympic (jold' Cinona One-Altered States over to an award-winning foreign of taking your family out to Cf) News (2434 Las Vegas Gambit 3 4 0 3 4 Another World (24 22 Alive ' (9 ) TM ale The NBA (Wed.) NCAA 7:45 (U) Program Unannounced (24 Hollywood Squeres (Exc. Voileybet1(FRI.) 34 In-School Programming Fri.) Poor Richards—Movie 7:30, Cinemax gives you more movies, film on Cinemax. Catch a a single movie. (34 Tom Larson Show 9 ) Chrtet The Living Word 34 Builwlnkle O Bewitched 9:30. 34 Various Programming A4 Bullsaye one Day AtATIme different movies. 24 hours a day. So I B Romper Room 10:30 2:30 Showcase Cinema—Thief 2, smashing entertainment What could be more perfect? Streets Of SenFrendeco(Exc. (94 Laesle (9) Alice (Exc. Thur.) CD Abbott And CosteUo 7:10, 9,:45,—Competition 1:30, Wed.) Afterschool Special (WED.) 6:55 (5) I Love Lucy Cartoons g 7:15, 9:50.—Texas Chain Saw 'Heartbreak Winner: One Qirt'a American Trail 343434 Blockbustere dD NCAA Hockey (Mon.) & Struggle for Olympic Gold' Massacre 2, 7:45, 10.—The (94 Haws (94 Joker's Wild (!f) Domala Postman Always Rings Twice t f ' 7:00 10:50 34 Various Programming 3 4 News (2? Maggie And The Beeuttful 2, 7:10, 9:50.—Raging Boll C2J Morning 5:00 10:57 Machlfiw CD) Bugs Bunny And Popeyt GD AHInTheFemIty 1:45, 7, »:35.-Nine to Five (9 ) Newsbreak St Chico And T in M m Good Morning Amarica Wonder Women 1:10, 7:25, 9:55.-The Devil 11:00 2:57 CS) Cf) Richard Simmons Show (S) National CoBegiete Beakel’ and Max Devlin 1:20, 7:45, (llD SportsCenter (3) OneDayAlATIma (i) N o w tb ruk (S) Midday baM Champ. (Mon.)NCAAQymnea- Wickham Park will open for the aeasoh 34®34 Today tica (WED ), AlAW BaaketbeM 10.—Tess, 1, 7:30. (8 ) (44 LovaBoat 34 Batman (THUR.) M anchester on April 4th. ($ ) Straight Talk 2:58 7:30 9 ) Movie (Exc. Thur., Fri.) 'Emil (11)NHLHockey(Mon.,Thur.)WCT CESV f y i UA Theaters E:ast--Final Graat Space Coesler And The Detectives' (MON.), ‘The Hours; Dally, 9:30 A.M. until dusk. Tennis (TUE.. WED ). NCAA 3:00 Conflict 7:30, The Perfect Double Feature. CD Jim Bakker Gymnastics (FRI.) 9:) OuMlnoUghl Ranger Of Brownatone'(TUE.),'The 9:30.—Windwalker 7:15, Come and enjoy our 200 acres 34 Scooby Doo Woody Woodpockor Hideaways' (WED.) 34 <24 <34 Wheel Of Fortune CD MotMDnsmfis 8:00 DaveyAnd(Mta(h 9:15.—Fun House 7:30, 9:30. FadlWea for picnics and outings 34 Ironside (C M QonoralHoiplUI AAirHMNOUlMMnt Ce) Captain Kangaroo Programming Unannounced 11:30 C£ Bonanza Manchester Drive S Tennis Courts iw a w m m o N " C$) Woody Wopdpecker (!D Naw ZaalandGamaa (Thur.) O Happy Days Again (9) Sanford And Sons g In—reopens Friday. Children's Play Areas (il)AIF8tarSoccer(Mon.)Nalional 9 ) Vadoua ProBiammlng ® MIeter Rogers 3 4 ^ 3 4 Password Plus Collegiate Basketball Champion­ 80(89® Tazaa Stersky And Hutch S lo rrs 2 Softball Diamonds ship (TUE ). New Zealand Games 3 ? Ift-School Programming 8 8 MundoRaal § 5:15 College—Tess 8:15.—Final Shuffleboard Courts (WED ). 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THE HERALD, Wed.. April 1. 1981 - 23 U V Eim SIN G ADVEKTISIIG NEW PRIVATE PARTY WANT AD RATES - FAMILY THRIFT SPECIAL!!! PHONE DEADLINE RATES WANT CLASSIFIED 643-2711 eUARANTEED RESULTSI Minimum Charge ADS 12:00 noon the day If Your Item Isn't Sold Within 3 Days— NOTICES ERAPLOYMENT 2S—Homes (or Sale 35— Heat*ng<^*lumbtog 4 6 - 8portlng Goods 56—Miec. for Rent $2.10 SECOND 3 DAYS ARE FREEH before publication. 24— Lota>Lsnd for Sale 36— Fk)orif>g 47— Garden Products 46—Anttquea 1— Lost and Found 13— 8loree for Rent Homes S i l l “ ‘’ “/fu* WSHWASHER-HOT POINT BRICKS, BLOCKS - Flashing 66— AutOTTMMtve Service / Houaahold Qooda 40 1969 FORD GALAXY, tour 9—Personal Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Inatrumenta 56 Retort Property (or Rent HAPPY ADS 12.50 PER INCH wTOwlS’" '•“'■I'ing condiUon. joint reinforcement. Anchors, 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— RoofIng-SidIng 45— Boats 6 Acceaaoriaa 5 7 - Wanted to Rent 67— Autoe (or Rent-Lease BUYING PERRY HILL ESTATES door, very good condition. skates- and construction materials. $800, 6493387 after 6:00 p.m. USED REFRIGERATORS, 10 ue painteo, $75. Call 644- sunrunners, unisex size 7-9. Call evenings 643-9508, or 649- Early American. Victorian antiques, WASHERS, RANGES • Clean, mgi. paintings. One item or entire ______$15. Call 6494089. 5635. Townhouse Apartments Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Services Ottered 31 Guaranteed. Parts St Service. contents. 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - EDUCATION Low prices! B.D. Pearl & TOP $ PAID Two Huge Bedrooms, V /t Baths with Powder professionally restored. New m S lS in v tw^D r e a l i s t i c A M -F M D ^ ig M a - P e H ...... « FIREMAN/WATCHMAN - Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. COMBINATION DOOR 36x68. STEREO RECEIVER turn- ...... Selling anything old? Call ua, your Room, Fully Applianced Kitchen, Laundry battery, tires, exhaust, 'SNUNeSKClAL neighbors. wheels, tune-up and new * Experienced on high pressure Private InetnicUona 18 speakers. FREE! Fluffy female cat, 16 j , A IR CONDITIONER 5909 Facilities. No Dogs. $270 Monthly Plus Security. paint, (jail anytime 649-8180. NEWSPAPER boiler preferred. Year round. EMERY’S W- P'“ se call 289 months old Spayed, box BTU $25.69. Humidifier $25.99. ROBERT MANLEY Try Good wages and overtime. VOICE, PIANO, HOME INPROVEinr c I S w c 92® ™ s d a y thru Saturday 9 trained. Call 647-1152, after Your Paid Blue Cross, Blue Shield 2894915. JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - Vinyl and Aluminum ______5. 5:00 p.m. 646-3563 available through government CARRIERS St Life Insurance. Apply Former Faculty New York siding, Roofing, Gutters “Country With Convenience!” 94" GREEN SOFA MODERN agencies, many sell (or under between 9 a.m. and S p.m. - City Music St Art High School. and Leaders. 17 yrs. ® r e v e r e s l i d e LHASA APSO PUPS - 11 Bargain Spot DESIGN, walnut legs. G ^ $ m Call 602-941-8014 ext 7816 Amerbelle Corp., 104 Blast Call 644-8597. experience. Registered p r o j e c t o r plus many weeks old, AKC Registered. TOY TRAIN - LIONEL and CALL 429-8392 WANTED condition. $95. Call 6499629 for your directory on how to Main Street. Rockville. EOE. with state and consumer ” 5. Wfiite vinyl Males. One brown, one other la ^ e sizes. U.S. or V m i m after 5:99 p.m. purchase. CERTIFIED MATH protection. '°''«aeat, black leather-like golden. $150. 643-0281. foreign. Buyin| (or limited CHEMIST, TEACHER. All grades, SAT 1 work on jobs, all work $60. Two available. 6464999. cushions plus parsons table. ______time only. 6496270. TV PHILCO CONSOLE, used, FREE 1973 CHEVY, 9 GLASTONBURY ENVIRONMENTAL preparation, your home. Now and materials Help Wanfed 13 Help Wanted 13 may need repair. $25. 6464714 IIIGrAPF RxrK ------184. 647-1827. S IB E R I A N H U S K IE S : passenger station wagon with PLEASE READ Experienced in Atomic Ab- or later. 649-^. guaranteed. Free es­ LiUliuAuEa KACK SlxB5 — fpindlp 1 Vi vpjir^ nirt Rlapk EAST HARTFORD - Share a Olde Statge Rd., Wagon days. 643-7429 after 5:39 p.m, Omcas-Stores lor Rant 55 purchase of five L78I5 tires I4 sorbtion. Gas NR SHU timates. Call Emery Cor­ Irftoirw I^LITY t r a i l e r - 6 x10'. and white.^ N eeds tender * RENTALS house. 714 Room Raised Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. like new). 12 volt battery, YOUR AD Chromatography, and/or mier, 046-5209 643-1814. loving care. $25. Male, 3 years Ranch. $183 monthly, plus 1/3 FOR SALE - 2 SCHOOL WORKSPACE OR STORAGE new. $350, firm. 643-I8I4 CALL THE HERALD Colorimetric/Gravimetric □ REAL ESTATE Emery Cormier ------old, silvei^and white. Strong of utilities. April 1st. Call Bill SPACE FOR RENT in Clattlflad sdt are taken DESKS 29"x24” . Formica Rooms tor Rant 52 Analysis required. Must be 646-5209 envUme Call 646-3967. MENS UNIROYAL safety and active. $50. 742-8363 after or Herbie. 5691321. over ttia phone as a con­ tops. $4.69 each. Call 643-1721. Manchester. No lease or MG MIDGET 1975 Excellent 647 -0 94 0 able to work with minimum Bolton. About CIV -riDcc, . ... Size 9. Ankle 5 p.m. security deposit. Reasonable McDonald’s. Homes For Salo 23 CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM condition. No rust. 41.000 venience. The Herald la supervision. Send resume to: SIX G78-14 TIRES including high. $10. Bottles for wine. ------MANCHESTER''"5 ROOM 2 H o u rs A LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED Il’xl8' GREEN AND RED for mature gentleman. Please rates. Suitable for small miles. Must sell $26,000 or raaponalbla for only one In­ G r is w o ld St F u s s E n ­ two snow tiresjx^ rims. po. Over 150 count. $15. for all FREE LOVE. Affectionate, DUPLEX. Also, Porter Street business. Retail and com m er­ Now Accopting Applications SD. WINDSDR MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ - 157o Sr. Citizen Discount! SHAG CARPET with pad. call 646-4791 after 6:99 p.m. best offer. 643-6166 correct Insertion and then vironmental Labortories, 660 HPI.W •xrttles 643-2880. s p a y e d f e m a l e g o ld e n ap« cially zoned. Call 872-1801, 10 D a y . tion three family home on Free pick-up and delivery! Two matching area rugs. Valleyview Dr.. Deepw ood East Center Street, cie $35. tall 643-9664. - ■______retriever. IW years old. Security deposit No pets. 649 to 5. only to the size of tip busline. 5-5-3. Separate fur­ Expert service! ECONOMY Excellent condition. $139. 649 LARGE ROOM FOR RENT 1973 CAMARO LT, power Dr., Foster St., and Birch Manchester, Conn., 06040. DDAMniuiriiiTwnniiti cvi RADIAL SAW needs repair. Needs a loving home. Please 9092 or 643-1827 original Insertion. Errors • Part Time • Day Shifts • Night Shifts naces, good income, good in­ LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. 9629 after 5:99 p.m. in private home. $49 per week. steering, power brakes and B ^ N D N E W 'T O ) PAIR SKI $75. Call 8464089. call 649-6069 and leave a MODERN OFFICE SPACE - Hill Dr. For Information, vestment. Owner-agent. 643- Many extras. Please only automatic transmission. Runs which do not lessen the GRILL PERSON over 18. - worth $18 - M ver ------message for Susan. First floor. Utilities included •Weekdays •W^ends •Breakfast Shifts 8883 or 644-8593 alter 6:00 W A T E R P R O O F I N G - SEARS KENMORE portable r e ^ n s ib le person. Call 646- good. $1700. 646-4122. value of the advertisement CALL HELEN . Part-time Monday through “se'l. Asking $8. Fits TDC 35 MM PROJECTOR ...... Parking. Private entrance. Friday. Manchester Country CALL weekdays. Hatchways, foundation dishwasher $196. Call M94899. ROCKVILLE - Check this two will not be corrected by an 646 -0 64 3 needs adjustment. $15. Slide Musical Inatrumenta 44 Central Keith Real Estate, McDonald's' Family Restaurant is looking lor good people Gub. 646-0103. cracks, basement walls, sump 6495659. trays for Projector 75 cents ...... bedroom, hew interior. additional Insertion. ROOM FOR RENT - very 6464126. who want a good job with all the extras. As a member ol 646-0375 Invoatmant Property 25 pumps, tile lined, dry walls, ArtM oa for Salo 41 Redecorating. Fine for kids. gravity feed, window wells. nice, newly carpeted. Working If you are ready to move, call our crew you get a good starting pay, supervised training, PHOTO COLOR LAB TWO BLACK AND WHITE — ------p i^ rU k e'^ n ^ w fln toT y ea rs NEWLY RENOVATED 310 EXCELLENT Also: Steps, walks, stone gentleman preferred. $45. NOW. 561 -1221. EASTHARTFDRD TECHNICIANS, printers and TE LE V ^O N S SETS, one 25" FOR SALE • Five used, full old. Call 649-4737 or ^ 6 9 7 6 square feet office available. free meals, pleasant working conditions and regular managers. Get out of the dark INVESTMENT! Good cash walls, fireplace and ceramic screen, One 19 screen. Need tread A78il3 tlm . $40. will ...... weekly. Strano Real Estate GENERATION II. FEE Columbus Circle and Main Street location with am­ raises. flow! First floor leased to tile repairs. Over 30 years ★ 646-2909. GUARANTEED MOVE IN. and work in a totally daylight s ^ e w o r k . $15 each. Call 847- take them all. Call 6434391 Boata-Acceaaorlaa 45 ple parking. Call 6492891. Ju n k ALUMINUM Sheets used as Michael Avenue Area. mini-lab. Experience with package store. Second floor, experience! 683-1013 ; 643-4953. printing plates, .967 thick evenings...... Main & Wlllys Street Area, color lab equipment very nice apartment, plus 5 MANCHESTER - Excellent 23x28W'', M cents each or 5 u;iro>rii»nt.rMicns qsn .. ------12’ ALUMINUM BOAT and OFFICES FOR RENT - 400 to recommended. Great oppor­ car garage. $67,900. Call for CUSTOM BUILT STONE St furnished room for APPLY IN PERSON AT: Silver Lane starting at PRIVATE for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be W ESTIN G H O l^E 30 inch SWIM POOLS - OUTLET trailer. 3.6 horse power. Older 900 square feet. Good location. tunity for future advance­ further details. Strano Real BRICK Retaining Walls, gentleman. Convenient. No Main Street, & Beacon HIM icked up before 11 a.m. stme, electric. $25. Call after offers brand new above motor. $450. Radial saw needs IN A H U R R Y '’ . C a ll Central air. conditioning, ICan EsUte, 646-2000. Patios, Chimneys, Walks and kitchen privileges. Parking ment. Call (203 ) 243-8600. PROPERTY 4 :00 p.m. Also Home Base ground 31 foot long pools com- repair, $75 . 646-0089. parking and separate private -Tolland Street Area. Steps. Field Stone delivered. NLY. $36. weekly 649-4093. GENERATION II today and 46 WEST CENTER STREH Want Ads -?R ‘^*ble. $30. plete with hugh sundeck, fen- move tomorrow. Hundreds ol women's and men's rooms. CALL ERNIE FULL TIME LICENSED Bualnatt Property 26 Fully insured. Free S Call 649-6238. cing. hi-rate filter, etc. Asking •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOUGHTI NOTICES WATER PUMPS - 3 " Carter vacancies. AM ureas. One thru Reasonable rent. Call 649- RENTAL AGENT for . Estimates. 2954)034, 2954)250. ______$OT8 delivered, includes in- Sporting G oods 46 ROOM FOR RENT - Male, Bill't Auto Parb 1221 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 643 -8 03 5 GIRL WANTED tor small of­ Gas Powered. Mi" Carter Gas five bedrooms $70 and up. 5334, McDonaicrs Manchester Real Estate Of­ FO R M E R L Y KNOWN AS MISCELLANEOUS stallation. Financing •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Some cooking privileges. $35 fice. Call 646-2818 after 10 powered. 2" Electric. IW ", 3” Man) have FREE HEAT. Call TOLLAND Lost and Found 1 MANOESTER, CT fice, Monday thru Friday, 9 to "H I-A C R ^ ” , Route 6 Colum­ M&M P&H, Manchester 640- FURNITURE for sale. Low available. Call Dennis collect MACGREGOR GOLF per week. Security. Non- a.m. and 6" hoses. Call 6497497. GENERATION II, 561-1221. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. 187&/C 649-5277, manual. $25. Call 643-1629. Building Supplies 42 Please call Frank/t . Strano, pets. No problem. Too large call 643-1798 after 4:00 p.m Experienced Technician PINCH? Ease the squeeze - is looking for an call 64^2161. 6494)420. further details please call 646- in private hornet and FOR SALE wood garage door or small GENERATION II preferred For more infor­ sell Avon. Good $$$! Call 523- experienced counterperson TWO MOTORCYCLE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. 3385. STANDARD TRANSMISSION 1973 KAWASAKI G5100 Not PART TIME WAITRESS, Medical Facllltlaa. Part 8’ wide, 7' high with all 561-1221. We have a SMALL 9401. to work in the Greater BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Painting-Papering 32 JACKETS, medium size - FOR SALE 4/0 5KV Copper ------tor Datsun 1200 $90. Also have running First $50 takes it mation, contact: Per­ mature woman. Small East lima, lull time. Contldera- hardware. In good condition. F E E an d a G R E A T Hartford area. We offer Fireplaces. Concrete. brown $75. Large size - brown sheilded direct burial wire. WANTED PIANO - Old up- MANCHESTER TWO engine. Call,647-1513. Call after 5:00 p.m 6496894 sonnel Dept , 646-fl!22, Ext. Hartford Restaurant. 9 a.m. - tlon given to preference $45. Call after 6:99 646-5794. GUARANTEE. SECRETARY - Full time. good wages, paid Chimney Repairs. "N o .lob PROFESSIONAL PAINnNG $50. Call 871-1243. Call 643-4139. right. 643-4962. BEDROOM, New and com ­ 481. 1:30 p.m Call 643-0848 9 a m. - of;—Location and Hours. pletely furnished condo apart- PRIVATE 12 p.m. Typing, shorthand and recep­ vacations, holidays, ^oup Too Small." Call 644-8''" for - Interior and exterior. MOTORCYCLE MANCHESTER NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY estimates. Commercial and residential. ment with garage. All MANCHESTER 5 ROOM Autos For Sale 61 tion duties. Diversified work. insurance, pension plan INSURANCE See us now for MEMORIAL PROPERTY Free estimates. Fully in­ appliances, carpet DUPLEX - Security deposit. TEMPORARY OFFICE For Information call Call Ms. Boyle 646-2900. same day coverage and com ­ and much more. Call John C & M TREE SERVICE, Free sured. 646-4879. throughout. FTime location. No pels. Call 649-9092 or 643- HOSPITAL Want Ads WORK AVAILABLE - 643-9515 petitive rates Ask for Judy or 71 Hiynt* StrMI Campbell, Genuine Parts estimates. Discount senior $450. J.D. Real Estate 646-1980 1827. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, RESPONSIBLE PERSON Janet. Crockett Agency. Inc . 60E NEEDED to assume maiw Co., 1260 Newfield Street, citizens. Company EXTERIOR PAINTING, or 646-7513. Coventry women, CAPITAL AID & ASSISTANCE Make WANTED JUNK AND LATE 643-1577 EAST HARTFORD - Efficien­ duties in the operation of a 7- Middletown, Conn. 632- Manchester owned and experienced college student. TEMPORARIES has an im­ of North Eastom Conn. cy and 2 bedroom apartments. MODEL WRECKS - Cash Eleven food store. Ground 2800. EOE. operated. Call 646-1327. Quality work. Very MANCHESTER - ONE YAMAHA DS7 250 street CARPENTERS WANTED mediate need for all office 357 East Canter 81. Available lor immediate oc­ Paid. Call Parker Street Used level position that can lead to reasonable prices. Call Mike, BEDROOM apartment in Good for parts $50 Call 643- Experienced house framers. skills. Earn top pay rates by cupancy. Includes heat and Auto Parts, 649-3391.' SECRETARY- M an ch astar assistant manager or 569-3458 or 569-4545. quiet complex. No pets. Call 0462 after 6 00 working short or long term hot water. Adults preferred. RECEPTIONIST ■ Full lime Call Jim McCarthy after 6 manager by performance. 646-0505. Secretarv-Receptionist tor assignments near your home, TEMPORARY OFFICE Some No pets. Call 528-1494 between BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR P M 648-6474. Benefits include insurance, LEE PAINTING. Interior St CAPITAL offers a convenient 9 and 5. SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula mam office. South Windsor credit union and profit W O R K A V A I L A B L E - Exterior. "Check m my y rirate FOUR ROOMS - Heat and hot interview location in PART-TIME, FULL-TIME, $3,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monza Bank Si Trust Company. G o ^ Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, before you decorate." Dep water included. New Campers, Trailers and MANCHESTER, call to hours flexible. Men and sharing. Apply in person at 700 epen- typing skills essential. Diver­ Coventry women, (CAPITAL dable...... appliances. Garage. Adults Homes for Rent 54 $1,800, 4 c y lin d e r . 1974 Mobile Homes 65 arrange a close-to-home ap­ women. Earnings up to $ ^ Ellington Road, Muth Wind­ FYilly insured. 646-1653. sified duties include: Opening CLERK - Checking invoices TEMPORARIES has an im­ only. No pets. Security Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. pointment. CAPITAL le r week to start. Special sor, CT; Equal Opportunity new accounts, telephone con­ and receiving slips. Use of mediate need for all office deposit, and references MANCHESTER HOME - five 8 cylinder $1,500. $1,500. 1969 1972 STARCRAFT TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St.. raining earn i Employer. INTERIOR PAIN'HNG, over Extra while you learn.1 AMC Ambassador 4 door $ ^ . tact and secretarial work for calculator helplul. Apply: skills. Earn top pay rates by ten years experience, low required. 646-3414. rooms with laundry facilities, STARMASTER - 6 Tent Hartford, 278-1313. Will start im m ^iately.ately. Call working short or long term patio and more. $2M. Locators 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, poor trailer Stove, heater, ice box, bank oflicers. Call Karen Gay Brothers. 140 Rye DENTAL ASSISTANT - Group winter rates and senior citizen .Sheridan at 289-6061 for an ap­ 646-3936------between------1:00 rp.m..... assienrments near your home. Service 236-5646. FEE. condition, best offer. The canopy Excellent condition StrMt, South Windsor. practice is seeking an discounts. 643-9980. MANCHESTER - ONE pointment EOE and 3:00 p.m. Equal Oppor­ above may be seen at the Inside and out Sleeps 6 TOO YOUNG experienced dental assistant CAPITAL offers a convenient BEDROOM condominium - tunity Employer. SINGLE HOME - two Savings Bank of Manchester. Asking $1600 649-0243 PART TIME SECRETARY FOR AIRLINES? to work part-time days. Cali interview location in EXPERIENCED INCOME INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR nice hardwood floors - good MANCHESTER. Call to Cash bedrooms $325 per month 923 Main St., Manchester needed to work 3-4 days per Immediate openings for 289-9558. TAX PREPARATION, done PAINTING, Paper han^ng, location. Includes garage. MACHINE SHOP NEEDS full Call 643-9415 after 2:00 p.m week 4-7 p.m. Monday 10 sharp guys and gals free arrange a close-to-home ap­ in your home. Please call Dan carpentry work. Fully in- $300. Call 875-1375 or 246-7076 time person for deburring and pointment. CAPITAL Mosler at 649-3329. BUICK CENTURIAN. PS. LEGAL NOTICE FlNDfTURE SALESMEN through F rid ^ , Saturday 10-6, to travel U S. major cities SUTM. J.P. Lewis & Son. 649- Sunday 11-6. Call between 9-11 other secondary operations. TEMPORARIES, 99 Pratt St., EAST HARTFORD - utilities EAST HARTFORD" YOU PB, AT. AC. Very good condi­ hull lime Fumilure Salesmen, lull and resort area with un­ CLERK TYnST 9658. lime Fumilun* Decurators, pari a m 528-1300 Experience preferred but will HarUord, 278-1313. paid, one bedroom with BET! Heated two bedroom, tion. $400 or best offer. 643- ique business group. accept trainee: Must be Local office lor large In- 5317 time Saluiday and evenings Apply INDIVIDUAL T A X DAN SHEA PAINTING St carpets. $200. Locators 236- custom kitchen Now just in person Transportation furnished, dependable. Apply in person surence Company Is MEDICAL OFFICE PREPARA'nON IN YOUR DECORATING - Interior and 5646, FEE. $280 561-1221 GENERATION INVITATION Wm Singt-r SECRETARY - Manchester ■Mon., Wed and Fri. 10:00 a.m. tiODGE Window Van, many no experience necessary. seeking a person with ASSISTANT for physician. HOME. Eimerienced and Exterior. Also: Walliiapering. II. FEE Law Office. Legal Experience to 12:00 p.m. CB Enterprises, new parts. Needs motor. Best PUHTAN FURNITURE Expenses advanced during good typing skills 45 Salary $160. per week or more reasonable. Call H.H. Wilson, Craftsmansnlp! Call MANCHESTER HEAT PAID, TO BID preferred, but not required. 75 Woodland Street, \ Clean out your offer 643-5317 1061 N«w Brttiln AvtniM two week paid training. words per minute. Plea­ depending on experience. All 6494506. or 646-1305. three rooms with modern HOUSE HUNTING'’ Let Non-smoker. Call Valerie at Manchester. I, Elmwood. CT 06110 Must be 18 or over, single, sant working environment duties including nursng, appliances. $225. Locators 236- GENERATION II catch ,vou a BID i1562 643-7779. reception, appmntments, a fine two. three or four Building Contracting 33 5 ^ . FEE. BOILER BURNER well-groomed and free to BANK BRANCH MANAGER and good benefits are attics & garages bookkeeping ana typing. Posi­ TAX PREPARATION ■ bedroom home lodav Hun­ start immediately. for branch office in growing offered. Prior office VOLVO 1972 - model 145 sta­ tion available June first. Rep­ Reliable and experienced ser- FARRAND REMODEUNG • VERNON - ALL BILLS PAID, dreds of rentals All areas Information may be obtained For interview call 646- community. Commercial experience Is desirable, tion wagon, automatic, 89,000 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ly to Box U c /o The HeraliL vice in your home at Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, nice one bedroom just $235 Sizes and prices. Call today from Dominic Fulco. Director 2300 or apply in person to Bank experience with Len­ but not essential. Please miles Good condition Must reasonable cost. Norm Room Additions, Decks, All Locators 236-5646. FEE. for more infoimation on our of Business Services, 110 Ixing Mrs. Meeks at the E u a x ding, and Business Develop­ If you don’t need it S E L L sell Call 644-2208 and leave telephone for appoint­ HANDY MAN part time, Marshall, 6436044. Wpes of Remodeling and soecial services. Hill Drive. East Hartford, Ct ment background required. message please Motor Inn, 101 Center ment Mrs. Forget, • Laurel Manor, 01 Chestnut Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ MANCHESTER - FOUR GENERATION II 561-1221 06108 until bid opening on Send resume and salary Street, Manchester. Apply FEE. GUARANTEED MOVE Street, Manchester, ly insured. Phone 643-6017. ROOMS, lots oi extras. $200s. April 15, 1981 at 2:00 PM requirement marked Con­ weekdays 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 IN. between 10:00 a.m. and HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN Locators 236-5646. FEE. fidential to: Donald Page, MSUMNGEOF p.m. 1974 T-Bird, low mileage, air- TELEPHONE SOLICITOR 5:00 p.m. Friday ONLY: EXPERTLY PREPARED by LEON CIEZSYNSKI THE EAST HARTFORD South Windsor Bank & Trust conditioning, stereo, power NORTH MUKIl BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Parents welcome at inter- Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., leading, independant Tax Con­ THREE ROOM RENT - Cen­ seats, windows and more op­ PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN 111 Foundera Plau INSURANCE - AGENCY ditions, remodeling, rec view South Windsor, Conn., (IW4. sultant. Please plrane: Dan Classified Ads trally located. Adults only. No Keep Smiling tions! $2,500. Also: 1975 L'TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITY WANTED Eeat Hertford SALES Position open Per­ Wade, 6464851 for appoint­ rooms, garages, kitchens Equal Opportunity Employer. 528-9031 sonal Lines. Experienced. utilities. Please call 6496790. Be Happy WAGON, eight passenger, air- EMPLOYER ment. ' remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, FREE conditioning $1,200. 6499404. 059-03 With some experience SECRETARY TO work with We are an equal opportunity Good salary, commission, dormers, roofing. Residential TURRETT LATHE SET up administration and special amptoyar M-F expenses plus car. Call 522- or commercial. 640-4291. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT C ALL DAVE education. Must have and operate W St S lathes. i n c o m e T A X to all home subscribers of the - First floor. Adults. No pets. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Applicant must have PREPARA'nON, Individual excellent typing and DESIGN KITCHENS, Parking. No appliances. 0(647-9946 r stenographic skills. Letters of minimum 5 yrs. experience andsnialNHUiness. Call Janet BRIDGEPORT SET UP and EXPERIENCED PERSON or cabinets, vanities, counter Security. References. 649- NOTICE reference required. Call working with aircraft parts S. Gworek,M 441M for an ap­ tor en eppolntment operate. Capable of fixture cleaning service wanted for tops, kitchen cabinet fronts 1265. PI BMC HEARING Rham High School 649-9587 or machined from forgings. Any pointment ar your con Herald that has something to s e ll...... making for snort and long run cleaning dental office weekly. custom woodworking, colonial BOARD OF DIRECTORS 228-9474. experimental background venience. production work. Design and to Box UU c /o 'Die reproductions. J.P. Lewis 649- THREE LARGE ROOMS - TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAI. MANAGER with engine lathe work a big create lathe fixture for small 1. near center, newly decorated, APRIL 6, 1981 plus. E fiaM F H . Call Ken for for less than $99.00. appliances, utilities. $350 per aircraft parts from forgings. a TAPING. CEILING 7 i3 0 P.M. ^pointment at 649-2851. E.A. CLERICAL ASSISTANT for month. Available now. Securi­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Minimum 5 yrs. expenence REPAfRSr RLOWERS, ROBERT JARVIS WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Patten Company, 303 fast paced, growing Appliance we will run your ad for 6 days free of charge. Hll out the coupon ty. 649-6896 evenings. for Advertising Manager. One required. Class A ONLY. SWIRL§,,\_Sheetrock. Ad­ BUILDING CONTRACTOR; 163 Broad Street girl office. Advertising- Wetherell Street, Manch. Distributor Service Depart­ EEO/MFH. Ken for ap- ditions. Garages. Rec Rooms Custom Building, Additions, below and olthor mall n or bring It bi porsonally to the Manchestor A public hearin* on Uic General Manager's Recommended Town Budgel lor the fiscal year July 1 IWI June JO I9«l Marketing experience helpful ment. Experience helpful, but BOLTON - ONE BEDROOM pqintment“ ' at tt E.A. Patten St HomesJ Experienced. 649^ Garages, Roofing and Siding. will be held Monday. April 6. IM I al 7:30 P M al the Waddell School Audllonum. 163 Broad Street Manchesler but not required. Must have Com p we will train. Please call 528- Herald offico. Limit one ad par month, 2 Homs per ad. heated apartment. Quiet PEIHIHIIEIIT om p an y, 303 W eth erell 8627; 649-U19. Kitchens, Bathrooms and Connecticut good typing speed with Street, inch., 649-2851. 3781 for interview. EOE. Repair work of all kinds. 643- neighborhood. References req u ired . N o pets. $290 excellent spelling and y a m - LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED 6712. Adopted Reeommended Independent Dealers PART-TIME JOB PART TIME CLEANIDG monthly. 643-5983. 6 Change mar. Shorthand helpful but ELECTRICIAN - journeyman - 15% Sr. Citizen Discount! UK Oil IKII . I M M l 1900-81 1981-82 9 to 1, or 5 to 9. WOMAN. Laurel Manor, 91 ■ CUP AND MAIL TODAY not required. Full time or or helper. Experienced Free pick-iip and delivery! 1 General F'und 629.622.911 f 2.I8I.951 • Chestnut Street. Apply 2 S URBAN RENT - Newly com­ $31,604,665 possibk part time. Excellent necessary. Call after 4:00 Expert service! ECONOMY 4 Mill Rate 39 90 36 90 (.4) weekdays 11-3. plete carpeted and refur­ Wanted com pm y benefits. For inter­ Job involves making ap­ p.m. 633-7065. LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. Rooffng 34 I The ManchMler Herald Data Processing Service Fd 241,140 266.112 25.972 view write employment and pointments on telephone bished 4W room apartment, Water Service Fund 2.948,169 2,960.400 602.211 1 Herald 8q. s • Rate Increase salary history and give SECRETARY- Bualnaaa OpportunlUaa 14 ROOFER WILL INSTALL 7 • first floor. Heat, appliances. 33% for Sales Representatives. COMPLEtE LIGHT Sewer Service Fund references to Scripps League Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for Manchaaler, Conn. 06040 Garage, laundry basement 1.&93.S90 1.569 640 (9.750) Starting rate $3.50 per BOOKKEEPER for Solar TRUCKING service. No change in rales Call Dave at Newspapers, 210 Main St., TEACHER INTERESTED, in Low Discount m c e ! Call Ken hook-ups. Married couples, no hour, plus Commission, Design Firm. Part time, Appliances, furniture moved. Town Fire Diilnct 2.206.000 investment in full time at 647-1566. 1 10 12 children or pets. $385. Securi- 2.382.396 in.396 Manchester, Ct. 06040. No afternoons. Bolton area. 640- Garages, cellars and attics 11 Mill Rate Bonus, Paid Sick Days, business opportunity and/or ^ and references. 156 Union 5.41 5.36 1.09) phone calls please. 3660. cleaned. Trash hauled away, Parking Dlstrtct Fund 116.741 (24.963) Holidays, Paid Vacation. partnership. Write to Herald 91.756 etc. For all your light truckins I M »K SS_ Mill Rale 105 10.5 Call between 10 and 4 to set Box SS, with particulars c/o IS 14 647-9946 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - needs, at the best price call 11 10 Federal Revenue Sharing ' 1.000.000 1.074,100 74.100 _ m T i . NURSE, LPN PREFERRED up interview. Enloy friendly working con­ The Herald. 875-7069. I cm VERNON/MANCHESTER for Physician's Office in Ver­ ditions in addition to an LINE - 4 Room Flat on Elm Copies ol the Recommended Budgel are available Irom the General Manager's Ollire m Town Ball, and are also on 569 -4 90 3 PRIVATE ZIP 17 8;30 to 5:30 non. Monday, Tuesday, excellent salary plus bendfits. 7-ELEVEN STORE ROTOnLUNG - Till your 10 10 10 Hill Road. Nice country set­ tile at the Libraries and Town a e rt 's Oilice Summary budgel inlormatloii will be avalUble al the I’ublic Bearing Thursday, St Friday, 12:45 to Full time position available. AVAILABLE for franchise in garden for a fresh spring P R O P ER H ting. $285 unheated. JAMES R MrCAVANAGB SETRErTABY AMERICAN the Vemon-Manchester area. nS4£SS TNMI $99A0 Etoard o( Dirfctors 6; Saturday 9 to 1. Send E xperien ce preferred, but start! Reasonable rates! Can .. I. Immediate occupancy. Lease, For information contact Ray ManchMter. ('onnerlicul resume to: £k)x T, c /o Herald. FROZEN FOOD not required. 289-8210. after 5:00 p.m., 649-9919. Want Ads security. No pets. ERA, Pelletier at 289-8261. Blanchard St Rossetto. 646- Dated it Manchesler. C^Kinecticul thit twenty-fifth day of March. 1961 2482. 0S5-03