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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate hours of debate over six days. Senate approves a supplemental pension plan as of 2008. The House bill hikes the Town, Eighth lash out Champagne dates Bolton board approval of a $165 billion Social Democratic leader Robert Byrd of to give them the same level of benefits retirement age to 67 by 2027, but leaves Security rescue package has moved West Virginia, referring to the bill’s current employees get. The House benefits intact. at regular scapegoat Congress within striking distance of its distasteful individual provisions, said voted, to cover new federal workers • The Senate bill, but not the Hoir$e on a beer budget rescinds gift Friday deadline but first the bitter he wished he did not have to vote for it. Jan. 1, 1984. measure, requires officials to reduce issue of covering federal workers must “But when confronted with the Mandatory coverage would mean the annual cost-oMivinj( increase when ... pafge € page 13 ... page 19 be settled. alternatives — the destruction of the $9.3 billion in new revenue by 1990 and Social Security’s trust funds dwindle, Social Security System, bankruptcy of wipe out one-seventh of Social Securi­ but to warn Congress In advance so A conference committee today was to ty’s longterm deficit. lawmakers can find alternate funding. attempt to resolve a few big differences the Social Security system — I was left The amendment’s sponsor, ’ Sen. Both bills include a six-month delay and a thicket of small ones between the with no choice,” Byrd told his col­ Russell Long, D-La., said federal in this year’s cost-of-living increase for House and Senate bills, in hopes leagues after the vote. employees should be covered “only 36 million recipients, payroll tax hikes Congress can send a bill to the White when we live up to our part of the this decade for 116 million workers, and House before the Easter recess begins The Senate and House bills’ short­ bargain” — passing a supplemental a first-ever benefits tax on upper- at the close of business Friday. term provisions are similar — except plan. income pensioners. Clear tonight; The Senate voted by a lopsided 88-9 on the issue of covering new federal There are two other major differen­ The bills also carry a rider extending Manchester, Conn. Wednesday night for payroll tax hikes, employees, which governimnt unions ces between Senate bill and the House through Sept. 30 the federal unemploy­ sunny Saturday Friday, March 25, 1982 a six-month pension freeze, a first-ever lobbied heavily against. * version, approved March 9; ment benefits due to run out March 31, benefits tax and, next century, raising The Senate rebuffed a compromise, • The Senate bill raises the retire­ and provide additional weeks of checks — See page 2 Single copy: 25

UPi photo Jobs measure set for final KIRKPATRICK SPEAKS AT U.N. . . . session on Nicaragua WASHINGTON (UPI) - The first loans, to 27 states whose jobless elsewhere in the bilij 200,000 to 500,000. EPA leadership undergoes purge congressional bill to remedy stagger­ benefits were threatened by congres- It spends about [$550 million on The final dispute was over how to ing unemployment, a $4.6 billion siwal delay. humanitarian, aid I to hungry and distribute the money. grab-bag of public works projects and ^*^he bill, laced with “pork barrel” By Greoorv Gordon administrator during the transi­ Sources said the resignations "couple of weeks ago that he wanted tion, White House and EPA sour­ zardou's levels ol lead heealise homeless recession victims, and $217 The House wanted more of it targeted United Press International tion period. were sought by the White House, ces said. humanitarian relief, was ready for ' construction programs for districts of million in job training for theyoung, the to localities, the Senate to states. to resign," said Speakes. Hernandez stopped (ilans l)\ tin ee 2 The resignations of Hernandez but Speakes declined comment A White House spokesman de­ smelting firms to clean up enniam- Rebels report final congressional approval today. Appropriations Committee members old and the “dislocated” whose line of The compromise version combines Speakes said the Perry, Cahill The House, after working on the who wrote the measure, prov ides about work disappeared. WASHINGTON — In a massive and Todhunter were effective when asked if the actions were and Daniel resignations were clined comment on the action. inated soil One ol the eompamt s elements of both plans, with $1,275 purge. President Reagan today today, Speakes said, and the other rternandez had served only a few federal budget all day Wednesday, $2.9 billion in public works projects, The bill also has $5a million for a billion aimed at localities with 9 forced. He told reporters they effective Thursday and would be h;id agreed to the eleaiuip. the postponed fin^ action on the jobs bill most of it directed to areas of highest college work-study ifrogram, $200 accepted the resignations of five three EPA officials resigned on should check with the officials who formally announced by EPA. days as acting chief when agency officials said percent unemployment and $1.5 billion top officials of the embattled Thursday. officials alleged he allowed the until today, (t was expected to approve unemployment for building or repair­ million in grants and loans to communi­ for states, divided according to three resigned. Speakes said Reagan Ruckelshaus was nominated more fighting a Senate compromise measure to ing federal facilities from parks to ties with which to attract new business Environmental Protection Speakes said Reagan has tapped had accepted the resignations in Monday by Reagan to take over Dow Chemical Co. to suggest internal investigators are.sUid\ different formulas. Agency, including acting chief Lee Verstandig to be acting EPA changes in a staff report blaming change the method of channeling the prisons. and $225 million in social service One part of the Senate mix would writing. The White House, how­ following the March 9 resignation ing Todhunter's destruetion of his The biggest single block of money, $1 John Hernandez, a White House administrator until William Ruck- ever, did not release the letters. of Anne Burford. the company for diox in contamina­ office calendars and his failure lii money to regions with the highest grants. send $750 million to states on the basis spokesman announced. elshaus’ nomination to head the unemployment. billion, will be spent on community It aj^provides $126 million to extend of formulas described in the bill for Speakes said Hernandez indi­ Sources said presidential aides tion in two rivers near its Midland. report on his financial stat-emenl Deputy press secretary Larry agency is confirmed by the Senate. cated about two weeks go his wanted to speed the personnel Mich, plant. 5 Once President Reagan signs the biil, development grants, money for states joblessBM)^its 10 weeks for laid off rail each program, $500 million based on a his acceptance of more than $3.00(1 in Nicaragua as expected, a separate $5 billion and cities to use on public works Speakes said that in addition to Lee Thomas was named as intention to resign. Speakes had no changes so they could douse the Todhunter also allegedly pre.s- in fees from a Bethesda. Md. firm workers wRh.^ less than 10 years the number of unemployed in a state Hernandez, Reagan accepted the acting deputy administrator. Both grafted on to the legislation will gush programs, half of which can be used for seniority. compared to the national total, and $250 comment on a report that Hernan­ scent of scandal that has swept sured two agency scientists to later awarded a $40,000 l ontraci by MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — Rightist rebels into the federal unemployment insu­ public service jobs, aiding women shut resignations of assistant adminis­ Verstandig and Thomas are now at dez wrote top White House aides EPA for months, allowing Ruckel­ make changes in the report, the his .office Nobody knows how manyjotts the bill million to the 21 states with unemploy­ trator John Todhunter, general the associate staff level in the said today they were fighting government soldiers in rance trust fund and then, in the form of out from the heavy construction tilt would create, but estimates range from ment above 9.4 percent. last Monday saying he would be shaus to get a fresh start. final version of which made no Perry is being investigated by a three northern provinces and along the Atlantic coast counsel Robert Perry, office of agency that has been wracked by '' honored’ ’ to serve Ruckelshaus in Lee Verstandig. who only two mention of Dow. House siibcominiltee for possible in their three-week invasion to topple Nicaragua’s federal activities chief PaulCahill, controversy for months with alle­ the future. Some sources said the weeks ago was named an assistant On Thursday, three officials of perjury in denying under oath th.il leftist Sandinista government. and John Daniel, the agency’s gations of coziness toward indus­ letter was an ‘‘appeal’’ to keep his agency administrator for legisla­ EPA's Dallas regional office testi­ he kept “green books" -- secret The rebel claims — made in a radio broadcast chief of staff who will become a try and politics influencing key job. tion, will become acting EPA chief fied that hundreds of children ledgers — on ageiny employees monitored in Tegucigalpa. Honduras — could not be special assistant to the EPA EPA decisions. Todhunter also "indicated a pending Ruckelshaus' confirma­ suffered longer exposure to ha- who had fallen in disfavor independently verified. The radio said their forces were fighting in the northwestern provinces of Esteli, Matagalpa, Nueva Segovia and along the nation's Atlantic seaboard. “The rebel movement was a spontaneous uprising of the Nicaraguan fighting in the hill^of Nicaragua,” Congress the radio said. The IRA Economy grows The invasion by an estimated 2,000 rebels, based in camps along the Honduras border, began three weeks ago with both sides reporting fighting deep inside the worth northern province of Matagalpa. pleases In an earlier broadcast, the rebels claim to have at a faster clip killed nearly 300 government soldiers and warn they going out could expand the fighting to a second front in southern Nicaragua. By Donald A. Davis ure — currently at 10.4 percent of president The rebel’s clandestine September 15 radio also o ^ o u r United Press International the civilian workforce — “will pr -iposed a 14-point plan for installing democracy in move into the nine’s” by the end of WASHINGTON if I’l, -- Presi­ Nicaragua and sought to counter charges their forces WASHINGTON — The economy, this year, he predicted. By 1988, were led by former members of the feared National Feldstein said unemployment dent Reagan, declaring today fie is w- wayfoK no longer mired in recession, is “gratified that great good sense Guard of the late dictator Anastasio Somoza. improving at a faster clip than could be in the range of 6 percent. Nicaragua is ruled by a nine-man Sandinista Feldstein said the economic prevailed over partisanship originally forecast due to shrink­ thanked Congress for pas.sing National Directorate made up of former guerrilla “W hy did I ing oil prices and good news on the turnaround was JJie direct result commanders who led a popular insurrection that "of the policies of the last 24 legislation to aid the ailing Soci.,1 inflation front. President Reagan’s Security system and a $4.« billion ousted Somoza. Somoza was assassinated in exile in pass by other banks for top economic adviser announced months” — or the period in which Asuncion. Paraguay in 1980. today. Reagan has been in office. He said jobs bill. Nicaragua charged Wednesday at an emergency an Individual Retire­ the unemployment problem was In an informal news conrei c u r e Dr. Martin Feldstein, chairman in the White House press room session of the U.N. Security Council in New York that ment Account at the of the President’s Council of due to policies inherited from the a 3-week-old invasion by some 1,200 rebels was a Economic Advisers, issued an administration of President Reagan thanked both Democrats “creation of the CIA.” Savings Bank of unusual interim forecast to claim Carter. and Republicans in Congress for A U.S. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick responded the economic growth is expected to Reading a statement to repor­ “working together in our best anti-Sandinista warfare was triggered by “repression Manchester? Simple. measure 4.7 percent for the year ters at the White House, Feldstein bipartisan traditions to assure the at home, aggression abroad... (and the) frustration of that will end in the fourth quarter said the forecast was updated integrity of the Social Security its own people." The people at SBM of 1983. The previous prediction because of “extra information on system. I’m gratified that gieat Mrs. Kirkpatrick said there was no difference had been for 3.1 percent. the economy.” The administration good sense did prevail over parti between the Sandinistas and the regime of Anastasio made me feel like an ; Feldstein denied that the admin­ is required to give an interim san concerns." Somoza. ousted in a 1979 civil war. “They are both IRA expert. And istration had deliberately underes­ report on the economy to Congress But, Reagan said, even as fhe dictatorships," she said. timated the earlier figure in order on April 10. jobs bill becomes law, “the signs Relations between Washington and Managua have together we came up with to make the economic recovery “On balance, it looks like the are clear that economic recovery suffered since Somoza’s fall and U.S. media have look better. He said that while recession has reached bottom in is under way" and will create more reported that the rebels were financed by the CIA some great answers. To me, "there were many signs that a December and we’re on the way jobs than ever could have been under the the direction of U.S. Ambassador John recovery was in progress” at the up,” he said. “There remain a achieved by “make-work“ go- Negroponte in Honduras. it’s worth going out of your time of the earlier forecast, the number of uncertainties about the vernet jobs programs. crucial figures on improving in­ strength of the recovery but things Reagan said such “make-work" way for a bank that goes dustrial production and other definitely look better now than programs in the past were “expen­ harbingers of recovery were not they did before Christmas.” sive mistakes" by the federal out of its way for you.” available until February. Even with the improving statis­ Herald photo by Torquinio governent. Opponents hail The admininstration’s top econo­ tics, he expressed caution, claim­ And the president asked Con mist predicted the recovery would ing "there is substantial uncer­ The enemy gress to “work with me to hold have a beneficial impact in two tainty about this forecast or any down--si)ending and taxes in the- politically sensitive areas — unem­ forecast. Any forecast is a balance Ten new firefighters completed training same bipartisan spirit" that Savings Bank of probabilities.” Experts have Al Tarquinio takes an inside and outside marked passage of the Social ployment anJnhe federal deficit. last week with the town Fire Depart­ look at their final training session in a Byrne pullout ofMandiester The new growth rate for the long contended that economics is Security and jobs bills “t(> Gross National Product would not an exact science. ment. Manchester Herald photographer photo essay on page 7. assure the recovery is strong aiul ■ a M a ; Mil. «. IIW. om itt rM I PUc. (IMv. M •reduce the soaring deficit ”in the The origingal administration long-lasting." CHICAGO (UPI) — The “noes" persuaded Mayor mnISEaiSitoMfcaT**"*“ *****““ $10 billion range" next year, with forecast issued in February Jane Byrne to give up her write-in campaign for the pegged the GNP growth at 3.1 ------SsrilhmAvt.SlMpgtM(:ail*r some smaller impact this year, he April 12 general election — no money, no political im e tim lfttt.44 A 44A ItTidA-ITOO said. percent, which analysts said would support, no help from the courts to change thewrite-in represent a moderate recovery, .IM «titlnpaaln(fka W 974 M13 The crucial unemployment fig- procedure for machine voting. frMaai.^nseaday& WeRaeaday.acmafsnmnaataffkt IH 423-OS23 but only about half that for the first Nicaragua accuses Honduras Hours before she announced her withdrawal SgragM: TMtnday A S a M ty . IS W M M S i 1 ^ 2 - « 3 I9 year of typical recoveries. MiwgitfDJC. Wednesday night, she was rocked by another “no” — Egwd Oggwtwdty LwSer Feldstein has said severM times MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) by the United States, which seeks Sandinjsta soldiers were deployed. loud booing when she arrived at a meeting of the 23rd that if it turns out recovery began — Nicaragua (or the first time by all means to prevent the people claimed Thursday BO Nicaiaguan The ministry said one Nicara­ soldiers died in the latesi vumbal in Ward Senior Citizens Club, a place she had been Inside Today around January economic growth charged that Honduran troops of the area from determiningg guan soldier was wounded in the expecting support. for the year could be closer to 5 entered its territory to back an their future themselves." the provinces of Nni'va Segovia. 24 pages, 4 sections incursion at Valle La Papaya, 2 Jinotega. Zelaya and Matagalpa Numerous friends and former allies had urged her Individual service. The banking counse­ Stop in at the bank th at goes out of ha percent. invasion by anti-Sandinista exiles The meeting came less than a miles from the El Espino border to give up her candidacy. City Hall sources said her lors at the Savings Bank of Manchester The administration tipped its Monitored in Tegucigalpa. Hon way to help. Are you thinking about Advice ...... 14 in a northern region where 1,200 day after Nicaraguan Interior crossing. Honduran troops stati­ former campaign manager, William Griffin, im­ know that findii^ the r i ^ t IRA for you hand on the announcement earlier Nicaraguan soldiers reportedly duras, the radio said the noitheni o p en ^ an IRA? Then think about stop­ Area tow ns...... 19 Minister Tomas Borge warned oned across the frontier from El half of Nicaragua's Belaya pro 2 plored her Wednesday to quit rather than face the It all starts with 'y d^mnds on itidhndm l n ee^ and Business...... 21 today when Treasury Secretary were deployed. Honduras it was “playing with ping in at any one of SBM’s many conve­ Espino denied any fighting had viiice had fallen to (.'ommander embarrassment of defeat. goals. Tnat’s why they take the time to sit nient locations and pick up your free Clossifled...... 22-23 Donald Regan said on NBC’s In Moscow, Nicaraguan junta fire” in allegedly supporting the occurred. Critics also accused her of trying to divide the city our free book. down with vou. Ask questions. And listen C om ics...... 18 “Today" program that forecast leader Daniel Ortega met with invasion by exiles opposed to Steadman Fagoth leader ol invad along racial lines, hoping to attract write-in votes Individual Retirement Answers hand­ Entertainment...... 13-15 would be revised upward for the It was the first time Nicaragua ing Miskito Indians opposed to The first step in setting up your IRA is very carefiMy ‘oto your answers. Since youryouj book. If you prefer to fill out and send Lottery...... •...... 2 Soviet leader Yuri Andropov on the Managua’s Marxist-led had charged Honduran troops from whites opposed to black Rep. Harold Washing­ fourth quarter-to-fourth quarter rebel invasion and received government. Managua's Marxist-led regime (jetti^ complete information on the sub- IRA is ^ in g to last a lifetime, the SBM in the coupon below, we'll be happy to O bituaries...... 8 actually crossed the frontier. The The Miskitos lived along Nic.ira ton. Washington defeated the mayor and the son of O pinion...... 4 growth. pledges of continued Soviet "politi­ Nicaragua’s Foreign Ministry Richard Daley in the Feb. 22 primary. ^ t . Tnat’s why we want to give ;>ou the banking counselors want to make sure send you your copy. Or, give us a call at Asked why the revision is being same note alleged Honduran soldi­ gua's Atlantic coast before fleeing you get the most out of it. From day one. Peopletolk ...... 2 cal and material support,” the sent a protest note to Honduras ers fired at two Sandinista outposts Mrs. Byrne endorsed Washington the day after the book on Individual Retirement Accounts. 646-1700 and ask for one: Sports...... 9-12 made now rather than in the Soviet news agency Ja ss said. the country. Television...... -...... I charging Honduran army troops from the Honduran side of the primary and startled the nation’s second largest city It’s called the Individual Retirement An- A fiill range of savings plans. The Sav-, We want you to know all the fects and 8 sumtqer when such changes norL Tass said Andropov and Ortega crossed the border to attack border. In the bloodiest clash, the rebels Weather...... ’...... 2 claimed 35 Nicaraguan soldiers 5 when she declared her write-in candidacy exactly one z ' \^8W ers handbook. It was written exclusively ings Bank of Manchester has a wide vari­ mally are made, Regan said that in gave considerable attention to the Nicaraguan patrols Thursday in Radio 15 de Septiembre, week ago. She did not announce Wednesday if she •••••••••••••••••••••a oper­ were killed in an amlnisb on ,i I l oop for SBM by former Connecticut Banking ety of funding vehicles for your IRA. November "the outlook was a little “ dangerous policy being pursued a n ^ e a where a batallion of 1,200 ated by the anti-Sandinista exiles would again take sidjs in the general election, but Commissioner, Kay Bergin. This free, 40- For example, you can choose from a 30 be an em ert on your own IR A . And we’ll bit on the thin side. convoy outside San Fernando. asked no token write-in ballots be cast for her. page handbook explains everything alMut Month Fixed-Rate Certificate of Deposit go out of our way—every time—to see The combative mayor s decision to bolt the party to IRAs in a clear, readable and thorough that you are. seek a third consecutive term had been opposed by or an 18 Month Variable-Rate CD, which nearly all major Democratic leaders on city, state and way. A worksheet at the back of thebrok are especially designed for IRAs. O r national levels: her brief second campaign had hot helps you figure out for yourself whatyow you might discover that a 6 Month CD M attracted any major donations or endorsements. Individual Retirement Answer is. or a regular savings account is your IRA answer. Gay rights bill makes it out of committee W ^ aa IRA in the fint placelHere No matter which plan you choose, at SBM, we think h ’s important for th m is never a fee for setting up or ad­ «iyow who earns income to open an HARTFORD (UPI> - The legislative commit­ preferred mode of sexual behavior. morality or what is right or wrong in lifestyles ministering your fund. You can also make tee has approved a bill banning discrimination The laws currently ban discrimination on the granting equal status undtM' the law everyone in ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Individuai Retirement Account. Put changes in your investments, as you wish. We don’t attempt to legislate that,” TuUsano said our society," she said. •2$TItIa 8t.,Miiidiiiii'r7(*r 06040. against bomosexuaU. bringing the issue before basis of race, color, sex, religious creed and Rep. Michael Rybak, D-Harwinton. was In wAotttwr you can afford. An IRA As one plan matures, you may decide to ethnicity. The rape shield law would prohibit a rape PlMM Mad SM ay ftw IRA hudbook. f 7 tbo legislature (or the first time sbicp 1980. opposed. “If we truly believe homosexuality is an can provide you with an extremely at- change to another type, depending on The change would apply to state employment victim s prior sexual conduct as evidence in a INSUMNSMITHS SINCE ’llie 1980 attompt to pass the so-called “gay accident of birth than laws of affirmative action rape trial, except where it could be proven the unctive retirement nest egg, in combi­ interest rates at that tinw. At off lurnes, rights” bill failed in the House. But a 13-11 voteby practices, services of state- agencies, employ­ should apply with equal force,” he said. 1914 nation with yearly tax benefits, that is evidence was relevent and had a bearing on the SBM banking counselors are there to help the Judiciary Committee Thursday, revives the ment referrals, state licensing and regulation, case. , hard to equal anywhere today. you make these important decisions. ea». .Iiw. issue this session. unfair employment practices and public ”We can’t enforce It,” said Rep. J. Vincent ar accomodation. .DMaTblRk. Also approved were bills to limit the admiss Chase, R-Stratford, also opposed. Committee members also approved a bill to Our handbook is just one way we go bilfty of arape victim’s past sexual histoty during' Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, and Others objected it would appear to condone MdilliaMW Wi lli. ban secret arrests by police. The bill ,stemmed 649-5241 out of our way to help you find your IR sexual assault trial and to bar police from "co-chairman of the committee voted in favor. homosexuality and open the door to other from a complaint brought by the Mlmchestpr Muilidl------IMHI 65 E. Cantor Straal A big part of our service is our people. r'.fiM iB g arrest i«cordB secret. •>, “This has got to do with how we treat individuals anti-discrimination laws by small segments of Journal-Inquirer when city police refused to tb e gay rildito bill would amend state laws and on the outside.” society. make public the names of people netted in a drug <%. ManchMtor, Cl. ‘' make It illegal to discriminate on The basis of “I don’t condone homosexual behavior, but this Rep. Rosalind Berman, R-New Haven, dis- arrest, because it could jeopardize "an ongoing sexual orientation, defined as an individual’s is a free society. (The bill) does not deal with agreed. "This bill Is legislating equality. We are investigation. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri,, March 25, 1983 MA'iCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25, 1983 - 3

***TtONM. W CA TH B I ■ e r a g i M M K A a T •• 7 M i n r 3 -M -M News Briefing 1 • A Elderly program Deputy chief - J |t»' Israel won’t talk Test-tube twins PAIR under ultimatum first in country seen in danger retiring; four Israel’s chief negotiator to U.S.-led MANHASSET, N.Y. (UPI) — troop withdrawal talks with Lebanon Heather Jane and Todd Macdonald, the By Paul Hendrie “ The United Way has funded It this said today Israel refused to negotiate seek post nation's first “ test-tube” twins, today Herald Reporter year for the first time, so that shows it under a Lebanese ultimatum to "in­ were busy charming the entire staff of is a viable program ," said Ms. Keleher. crease the temperature” of the talks a Long Island hospital. The world will -Gov. William A. O’Neill is recom­ Larrye deBear, the governor’s spo­ unless the Jewish state moved toward have to wait its turn until Monday. mending elimination of a $20,000 state kesman, said he is not familiar enough By Raymond T. DeMeo an accord. “ The whole hospital feels like proud 'grant to Capitol Region Breakthrough with B T A to explain why continued Herald Reporter u -to the Aging, a program depended upon David Kimche, Israel’s chief nego­ parents,” said Dan Rosett, a spokes­ un WtATNm rOTOOMT • funding has not been recommended. He tiator in the U.S.-led talks with man for North Shore University -by Manchester’s elderly outreach said there are two possibilities: Deputy Fire Chief William L. Stratton, a town firefighter .workers. Lebanon, made the statement in .the Hospita, where the twins were bom For period ending 7 a.m. EST March 26. Friday night will One is that the program was funded since 1955, will retire April 2 at the age of 55. central Israeli seaside town of Netanya Thursday. find snow across parts of the Great Plains region, “ I can say that be ’ause of Break­ with federal categorical grants that On Thursday four town firefighters, including Captain at the start of the 24th session of “ They’re gorgeous.” changing to rain In the Mississippi Valley and sections of through to the Aging, we have a lot now have been combined into block Robert Bycholski, took oral examinations for Stratton’s and negotiations, state-run Israel Radio Parents Todd and Nancy Tilton — he the Gulf Coast. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather is In more volunteers than we ever had,” grants with less money. He said state another deputy’s post left open by the retirement of Joseph F. ’said Sarah R. Keleher, the town elderly said. a Wall Street accountant and she an art prospect. Min temperatures include: (approx, max ofHcials spent the last year establish­ McCooe last fall. outreach coordinator. Kimche made the remark in re­ teacher — of Sea Cliff, have asked readings in parenthesis) A6anta39 (59), Boston 24 (48), ing spending priorities for the block Stratton’s is one of four deputy chief’s posts. The two sponse to reports from Beirut quoting interviewers and photographers to Chicago 27 (39), Cleveland 21 (46), Dallas 43 (61), Breakthrough to the Aging, run by grants. occupied posts are held by William D. Griffin and James Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Salem wait until Monday for their first Denver 21 (39), Duluth 20 (37), Houston 46 (72), the Capitol Region Council of If B T A was funded with state money, R.M cKay. saying Lebanon would try to pressure glimpse at the twins. Jacksonville 41 (70), Kansas City (31 (38), Little Rock 45 'Churches, trains volunteers and coor­ deBear said it may have been a victim Town Assistant General Managwer Steven R. Werbner dinates friendly visit programs in the Israel if the Jewish state failed to move Rosett said the babies, delivered by (61), Los Angeles 46 (64), Miami 58 (77), Minneapolis 29 of necessary budget cuts. would not say how many firefighters took the written toward an accord on troop withdrawals Caesarean section, and Mrs. Tilton (45), New Orleans 56 (72). New York 31 (48), Phoenix 43 Hartford region, Ms, Keleher said. “ We had to cut somewhere, because examination for the two deputy chief’s jobs. ■by April 2. were in “ very good condition” Monday (68), San Francisco 44 (61), Seattle 39 (60), St. Louis 31 “ We now have about 30 volunteers all the agencies came in with hundreds “ Roy” Stbatton left a job as a milkman tor the former making friendly visits to the elderly in ’’If there was no agreement, we night. (43), Washington 29 (56). of million dollars more than we could Sunshine Dairy of Manchester to become a fireman in April, should create a new method, intensify Heather Jane, wejghing7pounds,4>A Manchester, added Ms. Keleher, who afford,” he said. 1955. our efforts, increase the temperature ounces, arrived at 10:53 a.m. E S T, and -serves on the B T A advisory council. A spokesman from the state Depart­ He was named deputy chief in 1967. Of 10 candidates for the of negotiations," Salem was quoted Todd Macdonald was born a minute The ranking member of the Legisla­ ment on Aging could not be reached this post, he was the only to pass the written examination and Thursday by Lebanon’s state-run tele­ later, weighing 7 pounds, 1>A ounces. ture’s Appropriations Committee, Sen. morning for more information. qualify to take oral exams for the post. vision. "We will work on intensifying Weather Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, said he Ms. Keleher said there are 690 At the same time he was named deputy chief. then-Fire our efforts within the American will work to preserve state funding for elderly outreach volunteers in the Chief William C.Mason appointed present chief John C. initiative.” Mystery prof had .the program. O’Neill recommended Hartford region visiting 2,100 elderly Rivosa to one of three captain’s posts. Chief Lebanese negotiator Antoine cutting money for the program last bitizens, thanks to B TA . A Manchester native, Stratton graduated from Manchester Fattal, however, told kim che that financial problems Today’s forecast year, but Zinsser and other legislators “ They (B T A ) work with the com­ High School, He and his wife, Sylvia, live at 40 Niles Dr. They Salem was misquoted and that there saved it. munities and social service agencies to have seven children. was no Lebanese ultimatum, Israel HARRISBURG. Pa. (UPI) — A Today sunny and cold. Highs 35 to 40. Northerly Zinsser is a fiscal concservativie, but help recruit volunteecs-and to help with Stratton worked overtime on his midnight-8 a.m. shift this Radio said. master impersonator was traced to the winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clear and cold. Lows he said $20,000 seems little to pay for a any volunteer prTOlems,” she said. morning to fight a chimney fire at 141 Edgerton St. Fattal’s assurances ended the diplo­ faculty of a third university where he around 20. Northerly winds around 10 mph. Saturday worthwhile project, compared to some “We get a lot of hwp from BTA.” " I ’ll finish my last shift on Easter morning," he said. Herald photo bv Torqulnlo matic sparring in the opening full taught since 1956, apparently under his sunny. Highs 45 to 50. Northwest winds around 10 mph. of the programs the state pours huge She said B T A a l ^ provides services He’ll'*ibe honored at a retirement party at 6:30 p.m. UPI photo session of the meeting and negotiators real name and with legitimate creden­ amounts of money into. — like insurance — to the volunteers. Thursday at the Arm y and Navy Club at 1090 Main St. met afterwards in the military and tials, officials said. The $20,000 from the state provides “ It’s a real nice aspect for our Included is a prime rib dinner. Tickets are $12.50 and can be WILLIAM STRATTON Extended outlook only partial funding for BTA. mutual relations subcommittees. Today In history George Washington University offi­ volunteers,” she said. obtained at the fire headquarters at 75 Center St. . honored next Thursday cials said Thursday the man held in Extended outlook for New England Sunday through ------\ ______Rescue package Cumberland County Prison under Tuesday: On March 25,1947, a mine explosion in Centralia, III., resulted in $150,000 bond for impersonating profes­ the deaths of 111 men, most of them asphyxiated by gas fumes. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Bennet shelter has sent to Reagan sors at Millersville and Shippensburg Fair Sunday. Cloudy with a chance of rain developing Fred Hellmeyer, one of the miners rescued from gas-filled state colleges in Pennsylvania is Monday continuing into Tuesday. High temperatures long-time GW faculty member Paul Republicans Narrowing the list WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress tunnpis, tells his story to reporters. generally in the 40s. Lows in the 30s. Crafton. today approved and sent President Vermont: Clouding up Sunday. Rain or snow likely five customers now Reagap a sweeping $165 billion pack­ The Baltimore Sun reported today Monday and Tuesday. Highs 35 to 45, lows in the 30s. age of higher taxes, crimped pensions that Crafton, a resident of Potomoc, Maine: Increasing cloudiness Sunday with a chance Salvadoran pol Embattled nominee Md., has been sued at least 11 times in Five men stayed at the emergency at the shelter to believe they are not and retirement at age 67 next century of rain or snow south Sunday night. Snow or rain likely shelter in the basement of the Bennet ' getting much food elsewhere of prospective board candidates recent years for failing to pay bills, to save Social Security from bank­ issues warning goes on offensive north and rain likely south Monday into Tuesday. Main Building Thursday night, three of The shelter open at 9:30 each night ruptcy for decades to come. according to Montgomery County Highs near 30 north to near 40 south. Lows in the teens whom have been using the shelter and closes at 7 each morning. May 10 State Central The Senate gave the bill final records. Bv Paul Hendrie viewed. But we’re still in of the Human Relations suming — and hoping — SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) - Kenneth north to low 20s south Sunday and in the 20s north .to regularly since it opened two weeks Volunteers have been bringing food Herald Reporter Committee caucus. congressional passage, 58-14, at 2 a.m. GW officials put Crafton on adminis­ the preliminary stages.” Commission and Joseph that G O P incumbents Pe­ — A conservative Salvadoran politi­ Adelman, President Reagan’s em­ near 30 south Monday and Tuesday. ago. in with them and in some cases have “ We haven’t started EST, after many mqmbers had already trative leave and madetheirdlsclosure Frost did not disclose S. Hachey. a local banker ter P. DiRosa Jr.. William cian warned the nation’s arm y could battled nominee to head the Arm s New Hampshire: Increasing cloudiness Sunday , One of the other two men was there brought clothes. The men sometimes actually interviewing left for Easter vacation. The House’s of his identity after meeting with The Republican Town the names on the lists of and civic leader. J. Diana and Joan V. become divided if Defense Minister Control and Disarmament Agency, has with a chance of rain or snow late in the day. Rain for the first time and another had been come there not only cold, but also wet, anyone yet (for the No­ lopsided approval, 243-102, came special agents from the attorney Committee candidate se­ possible candidates. But Party leaders are as­ Lingard will run again. Jose Guillermo Garcia fails to keep an gone on the offensive. likely Monday into Tuesday. Highs in the 30s north to there before. Mrs. Carr said. vember election)," said shortly before midnight Thursday. general’s office, university spokesman lection committee met among the names that alleged promise to- resign this month. In a written statement issued Thurs­ near 40 south. Lows in the teens north to low 20s south Since a couple of days after the David Frost, chairman of "We are at the end of a long, hard Barry Jagoda said. Thursday night and final­ other sources have said A leader of the Nationalist Republi­ day, Adelman charged that his “ integ­ Sunday and 20s north to near 30 south Monday and shelter opened on March 11 there have She is concerned about volunteer the candidate selection road,’’ Rep. Barber Conable of New “ The university was not aware of his ized a list of about two the subcommittee has dis­ can Alliance party, known by its rity has been unfairly maligned" and Tuesday. never been more than five nor less than burnout. Volunteers work in pairs, and committee. “Curt (Smith, York, senior Republican on the Ways other teaching schedules,” Jagoda dozen potential candi­ cussed as potential candi-, Spanish acronym, ARENA, Thursday that his experience on arms control two men there, according to Nancy in a few eases have worked two nights Republican Town Chair­ and Mean Committee, told -his col­ said. dates for the boards of dates for the Board of I said Garcia promised to resign by issues "has been unfairly oversha­ Carr, executive director of the Man­ in the same week. Mrs. Carr said the man) will start talking to leagues as an hour of debate began. Long Island Sound directors and education. Directors are Donna R. March 30 during a January showdown dowed by these misleading and inaccu­ chester Area Conference of Churches, list of volunteers includes some of the The subcommittee also people to see if they’re Mercier, town committee | "We have a measure that will rescue with a popular junior officer, Lt. Col. rate reports.” B-l-N-G-O which operates the shelter. She said the busiest people in town. interested in running — the system from financial collapse and Small craft advisories remain in effect. A storm is developing a list of vice chairwoman; Louis' Sigifredo Ochoa. The Foreign Relations Committee m e n a l l have Manchester The shelter was opened as a then they’ll be inter­ put it on sound footing.” Cuts in Amtrak moving out into the north atlantic well east of the possible delegates to the C. Kocsis, vice chairman) Ochoa and his troops mutinied to sent his nomination to the full Senate, backgrounds. temporary experiment to see if a The package was drawn up in a mid-Atlantic coast will continue moving east Fairway is your bingo headquarters demand Garcia resign because of recommending that he be rejected All but one are people the M ACC has permanent shelter should be estab­ 12-hour marathon meeting by House affect 8 states northeast tonight. Northwest winds 15 to 20 knots "mismanagement of the w ar” against because of lack of qualification. A vote worked with before. Shesaidoneyoung lished. It will close April 15. magnetic wands regular bingo chips and Senate negotiators who smoothed tonight and 10 to 15 knots Saturday. Visibility better Marxist-led insurgents battling the will probably come next month. man is trying to find a job and has done Mrs. Carr said that as the weather magnetic chips daBbers^ ib b out differences between their bills. It WASHINGTON (UPI) - President than 5 miles. Clear tonight and sunny Saturday. Zinsser wins energy post regime. Adelman did not talk to reporters but volunteer work for the M ACC. gets warm er some of the men will exacts pain from taxpayers to ensure Reagan's proposed $25 million cut in Rough seas developing with average wave heights complete bingo games his typewritten statement left no doubt There have been times whe^^those at prefer to remain outdoors at night, and state Sen. Carl A. Social Security’s solvency for at least Am trak train subsidies next year could building'to 8 to 12 feet tonight then decreasing on legislators from all 50 Rock, chairman of the' that he is not prepared to step down and the shelter eat four or five peanutbutter those who are capable of working will 75 years. Signals mixed' end the nation's only passenger rail­ Saturday. Tides 2*A feet above normal will cause Zinsser, R-Manchester, states who compose the NCSL’s state-federal as-, that he expects the administration to road service in eight states, a House some flooding along low lying coastal areas at times of ; sandwichwes, which leads volunteers be looking for odd jobs. has been appointed as an NCSL’s 10 committees. sembly and majority* on Salvador aid back him when the Senate considers his resolution predicted. high tide today with some minor beach erosion. alternate member of the The group’s state-federal leader of the Illinois Weinberger ends confirmation. Fifty-one congressmen led by Rep. National Conference of assembly, of which the Senate. | Legislatures’ Committee come browse WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Vic Fazio, D-Calif., introduced the energy committee is a Zinsser said he hopes' visit to Spain resolution Thursday to protest funding Housing plan vote on Energy. part, can lobby Congress both to contribute to thei with us Reagan is getting mixed signals from Zinsser, ranking Congress on whether he can go ahead cuts that would affect Am trak train and encourage action, by national committee and* 978 Mrtn Stiwt MADRID, Spain (UPI) — Secretary Lottery member of the Connecti­ downtown MonchdoUr with his plan to give the government of Record storm service on 17 routes in California, state legislatures. apply what he learns . of Defense Caspar Weinberger wound cut Legislature’s Energy E l Salvador another $60 million to help Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York, Zinsser was named to there to state energy ( up a 48-hour visit to Spain today without Committee, is one of 850 battle leftist guerrillas. heading north Illinois, Michigan, Florida and to be late next week the committee by Philip J . issues. a firm commitment from the Socialist Mississippi. HARTFORD — The government that it will join the The Senate Foreign Relations Com­ The South’s worst spring stonn on CONCORD, N.H. — The mittee approved only $30 million “ If the administration succeeds in Connecticut Lottery New Hampshire dally lottery military wing of NATO. record dumped more snow today on its number Thursday was 7552. ; Final approval of plans to convert the Board of Directors, although the Thursday, one day after a Senate eliminating federal support under the weekly Rainbow Jackpot Weinberger used his visit to brief way up the Atlantic Coast, adding to program, it will mean reducing or even number drawn Thursday vacant Bennet School building to attorney for the housing corporation, Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez on appropriations subcommittee ap­ Joot-deep accumulations that closed PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The >moderate-income elderly housing will Dominic J. Squatrito, said at a meeting proved the full $60 million. A third completely eliminating service along was 025. The lucky leMer President Reagan’s proposal for a new schools, snarled traffic and knocked Rhode Island dolly lottery 'g o before the Bennet Housing Corp. and last week that some technical amend­ panel — the House appropriations some of Amtrak’s most popular was “ S” and the lucky number Thursday was 8867. super-weapons system capable of out power to thousands of people. The routes,” Fazio said. color was “ Blue.” Next LEWISTON, Maine — The the Manchester Redevelopment ments to the lease are necessary. subcommittee on foreign operations — shooting down Soviet nuclear missiles storm was blamed for four deaths. week’s Rainbow Jackpot Maine dolly lottery number -Agency late next week. General But the hold-up has been finalization delayed its decision until next month. Amtrak, the nation's inter-city pas­ Thursday was 655. FLORSHEIM and urge Spain to join N ATO ’s military Florida was battered with tornadoes, senger railroad, is funded jointly by the will be worth $40,0000. Manager Robert B. Weiss said this of the financial package and the legal alliance. Both Senate panels agreed the thunderstorms and gale-force wWds The Connecticut Lottery . morning. agreements tied to it. administration should press for uncon­ states and federal government. Rea­ MONTPELIER, Vt. — The But Defense Secretary Narcis Serra Thursday and high winds in Louisiana dally number drawn Vermont dally lottery The plans then will go to the town “ This is a veiy, very hard thing to do ditional talks with the guerrillas. gan is proposing to increase the states’ said that Spain was “ neither closer nor and Georgia overtured mobile homes Thursday was 187. The number Thursday was 800. Board of Directors on April 4, Weiss that you’re doing," bond underwriter The Foreign Relations Committee subsidy gradu ally until t h ^ are paying BOSTON— The Massochu- // farther away from fJA TO than before, and cars, ripped off roofs and backed Play Four number was ' said. Thomas Curtain told the Bennet approved the sending of a letter to the total cost. setts lottery number Thurs­ YEARS _.f rather we are just better informed up flights for hours at the nation’s 5286. day was 8883. “ Presumably, it’s all falling into agencies and the Board of Directors Secreta^ of State George Shultz which Reagan's 1984 budget would cut 35 after the visit of the secretary of second largest airport in Atlanta. place and the financial package is just last week, stating the obvious. “ Real ' percent of the federal share of the 'C la ssics stated their objections to the full defense." The rain and snow continued over the Am trak subsidy, forcing the states to about set,” said Weiss. estate development by committee is Spain joined the North Atlantic amount and expressed policy points the Carolinas and Georgia as the storm The complicated financing package very, very hard.” committee wants the administation to assume 45 percent of the short-term Treaty Organization last June under a moved north, threatening to pile up to 8 involves selling revenue bonds and tax Weiss said the directors will act on pursue, such as the talks. unavoidable losses next year and 65 center-right government. inches of snow in Virginia today. percent in following years, Fazio said. Almanac benefits to investors, to fund the the final agreements on April 4, instead construction with private capital. The of sooner, because several will not be FOR LESS THAN : building will be leased to the quasi- available before then. Today is Friday, M arch 25, the 84th day of 1983 with ^public Bennet Housing Corp., which Rents in the controversial housing 281 to follow. 'w ill develop and run the project. project tentatively are projected at The moon is moving toward its full phase. Community Development Corp., a $375 to $470 per month per unit, Peopletalk consulting firm, is arranging the depending on size. The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. ■ project. Opponents of the project have argued The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Leases of the building and the real that the town should sell the former Cosby’s curriculum 25 percent of their bosses left everything to the Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. estate to the housing corporation school to a private com m ercial last minute, 21 percent said their bosses were Italian symphony conductor Arturo Toscanini was 'already have been approved by the developer. Education of athletes has to begin in » reluctant to discuss employee performance and bom on this date in 1867, as were composer Bela elementary school, claims entertainer Bill 20 percent felt their bosses were workttholics. Bartok, in 1881 and film director David Lean, in 1908 Cosby, who also holds a Ph.D. in education. “ If On this date in history: you don’t do it in the gradeschools, it will never be In 1911,147 people died when they were trapped by a MCC names Cassano done,” he said. Swoosle on Sydney fire that swept a dress-making factory in New York Cosby, a former Temple University high City. jumper, said for most athletes who do poorly in Swoosie Kurtz, who co-stars with Tony Randall In 1947, a mine explosion in Centralia, 111., resulted college or do not graduate, the problems started in the television series “ Love, Sydney," says the in the deaths of 111 men, most of them asphyxiated by years earlier. second seasop of the show has allowed for a bit gas fumes. alumnus of the year “ It’s really too late to get a kid to become very more fun about the gay issue, Randall plays a In 1954, the Radio Corporation of America began homosexual In the series. serious about reading and writing once you get commercial production of television sets to receive Manchester'Community College has degree a year alter he graduated from him or her into the flow of subjects that have to “ The references this year in the script, here programs in color. ' named town director Stephen T . MCC. relate to other subjects he or she already had,” and there, are more humorous than last year. But In 1975, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was shot to Cassano its distinguished alumnus of He recieved his master’s degfbe Cosby said. ». to me, it is so tastefully done — 'course it is death by a deranged nephew in his palace in Riyadh. the year. from the State University of New York impossible to gross me out. So maybe I ’m not a Cassano, who teaches sociology at and returned to M CC to teach sociology good judge,” the 37-year-old actress quipped. M CC, is the first person to receive such in 1970. He is now an associate Melina wants marbles an .award. He is a 1968 graduate of professor. MCC. Cassano served on the town’s Human THE GRANT, bicycle front, UPI photo ilimriipfitpr Hrrald Greek Culture Minister Melina Mercouri said Quote of the day Relations Commission from 1972 braid strop center gore slip-on, in she has enlisted Australian support for the return Princess Caroline of Monaco and actor Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher “ Steve graduated the class of 1968 through 1975. He was elected to the Gold (31248) or 8lock (21194). TH E<^f^|iSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — 20 to 54 and 1,077 randomly posed bills swung the selection of judges. Sen. . tial commission on April 4 recom­ learned from the setbacks in their apartments before Reagan’s directive asks the joint Researchers who kept Dr. Barney Antibiotics given Clark to-fight selected women. balance too far in favor of George Gunther, R- mending a basing mode for the chief to define a purpose for the Clark's case. The next patient’s eviction by paying up Clark alive 112 days with an pneumonia that developed after he “ Neither duration of oral contra­ the tenants. Stratford, the Legisla­ ■ (xintroversial 10-warhead MX mis- new weapon, develop a broad heart beat will be increased back rent plus a IS percent artificial heart say their next inhaled vomit on March 3 ulti­ ceptive use nor time since first use Prosecutors allege Powers lied He said they would ture's most outspoken .. ailes. The panel has had 25 outline of goals and set up mately led to his death, the gradually after implantation to altered a user’s risk of breast penalty; allow tenants to patient will also be near death create a "protected class critic of the current selec­ meetings to review U.S. strategic guidelines for research and devel­ surgeon said. The drugs killed avoid seizures, he said, and a valve make certain repairs and when he gets a man-made pump cancer,” the researchers said. consultani selection. of tenants," discourage tion of judges, urged the ■ nuclear capability. opment and estimated costs as protective bacteria in his colon and that broke — requiring a repair By M ark A. Dupuis of money?" McNamara asked. deduct the cost from their but will benefit from Clark’s long "This study provides no support to United Press International James J. Rice testified that as manager investment in rental prop­ committee to approve his After discussing the new vision­ part of phase one of the program, allowed a staph infection to operation — will be replaced with a the hypothesis that oral contracep­ Before Rice could answer. Judge Walter rent payment and force erty and "reduce owners' ordeal. of the DOT Traffic Division he talked with latest proposal. ary super weapon, an administra­ officials said. University of Utah Medical weaken his entire body. stronger version. tive use increases a woman’s risk R. Budney intervened in the exchange and landlords to make housing already limited control.” HARTFORD — Former Transportation Powers or an assistant to the then- "Last year’s bill was a School officials said Thursday He went on a “ spiraling downhill Following Thursday’s autopsy, of breast cancer.” barred an answer. code repairs by allowing Gniazdowski said Commissioner Arthur B. Powers has faced commissioner concerning fees offered to hoax, I hope-^m'cfon’tput their implantation program had to course” that essentially destroyed Clark’s body was readied for They said that conclusion in­ Budney also barred prosecutors from , tenants to make their rent owners were strapped last allegations by prosecutors that he lied when consulting engineering firms for at least out something like the move ahead to justify the sacrifi­ the muscle in his blood vessels, shipment to the Seattle area. His cluded women whose pill use having Rice testify before the jury that will payments to the court. year when the Legislature he denied having intervened to hike fees three no-bid jobs. piece of tripe you brought ces of Clark, who "accomplished making them placid and dilated. family said funeral services will be started 15 years ago or longer, who decide Powers’ fate about a conversation Renter households to­ removed an income test offered to consultants for no-bid work. "The processes that were used did not out last year," Gunther Jobs bill signed, what he set out to accomplish.’’ Although the plastic heart kept held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the used it for 11 years or more, who Rice said he had with Powers at a DOT golf talled nearly 400,000 or involve the commissioner,” Rice said in that established a criteria said. pumping, his circulatory system Federal Way, Wash., Stake House Special Assistant State’s Attorney F. outing. nearly 36 percent of all Fresh questions about the artifi­ had benign breast disease or who response to a question by McNamara of need among tenants. Gunther's proposal didn’t maintain the pressure of the Mormon Church. Timothy McNamara Thursday questioned Prosecutors said the conversation took households in Connecticut cial heart program-.were raised by used oral contraceptives before involving the fee negotiation process, which "Realtors are just as would establish an inde­ needed to get oxygen-carrying Clark was near death when the DOT employees in an attempt to show that place after Powers appeared before a according to 1980 U.S. transplant pioneer Denton Cooley, their first pregrtancies. was left to a committee chaired at the time concerned as the next pendent commission blood to the body’s organs. artificial heart connected by hoses Powers became involved in a fee negotia­ one-man grand jury on Sept. 25, 1981, and Census figures. benefits still flow who said Clark’s death proves In connection with the other two by Rice. person about housing the drawn up in each congres­ "His colon failed," DeVries to an air compressor was im­ tion process that had no provisions for his before Rice appeared before the grand Arlene M. McCarthy of man-made hearts are unsuitable types of cancer, also based on Rice recalled a case in which Francis truly needy but the price sional district by the Le­ explained. "Then his kidneys planted on Dec. 2, 1982. He lived involvement. juror. The grand jury investigation led to Wethersfield, represent­ regular unemployment checks for permanent use. samples that included both cancer McDermott, administrative assistant to of compassion should not gislature. WASHINGTON (UPI) — By failed... then his lungs failed. Then long enough to celebrate Christ­ Powers, a former Berlin mayor, is on Powers’ arrest in April 1982. ing the 194-memter Folly signing a $4.6 billion bipartisan while waiting for Reagan’s Clark, 62, the humorous, golf­ patients and randomly selected Powers, told Rice that a consultant his brain failed and, lastly, when mas with his family and his 62nd trial on six corruption counts, including a With the jury out of the courtroom. Rice Brook Manor Tenants’ jobs bill that was only slightly signature. playing retired dentist from Des "controls,” the researchers found perjury charge based on allegations he lied complained to Powers during negotiations the key was turned off, his heart, birthday with family and hospital lower rates in women who used the said Powers asked how Rice had done Association, said the ; more expensive than he requested, Four states stopped sending out Moines, Wash., died Wednesday about having intervened in the selection of about the fee offered by the negotiations failed." staff. pill. before the grand juror. Rice said he replied group supported "any and V President Reagan also freed $5 checks. Missouri held up checks night of the collapse of his blood committee for work in Bloomfield. The artificial heart was taken He was conscious and communi­ consulting engineers and negotiations on he hadn’t been before the grand juror and all proposed legislation I; billion to let some states continue for 32,000 recipients Thursday. circulation system and “ multiple They estimated that more than fees they were offered. Rice said McDermott told him that THE GARDEN from Clark’s body so researchers cated with his doctors on the day of didn’t think he should be discussing the which r^ognizes that te­ ; paying unemployment benefits West Virginia sent 4,000 checks organ failure." 1,700 cases of ovarian cancer and Powers believed the higher fee sought by his death, DeVries said, and held Powers also is accused of receiving a matter. nants are human beings * today. before it ran out of money and held His doctors turned the key could study it under "very close approximately 2,000 cases of endo­ $1,000 bribe, fabricating and attempting to the consulting firm, Kasper Associates, CENTER IS scientific protocol” for possible his "last meaningful conversa­ Powers, Rice continued, subsequently r White House spokesman Mort up payments to 6,500. Colorado shutting off his plastic Jarvik-7 metrial cancer ’’are averted each tamper with evidence, tampering with a was fair. deterioration, but its inventor. Dr. tion” a day or two earlier in a said, " I never talked to you about any fees.” * Allin said the legislation reached delayed checks to 5,000 to 6,000 heart after determining he had no year by past and current oral wTness and violating ethics codes. Rice said he explained the committee fee BURSTING INTO Robert Jarvik, said there were no private session with his wife, Una " I said, ’Check the records,” ’ Rice said * the president’s desk between 9:30 recipients and New Mexico did not brain activity and ‘ ‘was essentially contraceptive use among wo’men Prosecution questioning in the fourth day and later offered Kasper Associates an problems. Loy. he told Powers. CALDWEU BLOOM! ! p.m. and 10 p.m. EST Thursday, pay 932 on time. dead,” Dr. William DeVries told a in the United States.” of the trial Thursday centered on the increase but not what the firm sought. The company considered the offer and accepted Asked how he perceived the conversa­ :: “ and he signed it shortly allegations Powers intervened in the fee tion. Rice said, "M y perception was that OIL thereafter.” negotiations and lied about having done so. it. Rice said. Spokesman Jack Hashian said " I f not for the phone call you received, Mr. Powers was concerned about his 89.* C.0,0: Flowering plants f About 2 million jobless nation- Thursday the Labor Department The previous three days centered on reputation. Gromyko move may be signal would you have offered Kasper that amount 649-8841 , wide depended on Reagan’s signa- sent telegrams to states telling for Palm Sunday * ture to continue getting benefits them they could count on the ■CLIP « SAVe- ^ attached to the legislation. money and meanwhile could send MOSCOW (U PI) — The Soviet Kremlin hierarchy. The third is even more prominence. As a first « Although it was titled an emer- checks backed by other state leadership signaled a possible loss Ivan Arkhipov. deputy premier, his protocol status Forget state income tax, NOW YOU CM SMP OKCT nm i M M KKSni and Easter t gency bill, enactment took two funds. But the federal government of influence for Prem ier Nikolai The new role for Gromyko could would virtually equal that of any * months of dickering between the include handling foreign trade and |£ ||y “DO IT YOMtSOr EXPIKSS PICRME SEmCI would not reimburse interest, he Tikhonov by naming Foreign Min­ foreign head of government. , White House and Dembcratic said. ister Andrei Gromyko as one his other obligations — such as the Word of the appointment was * leaders, a week in Senate haggling "The best we can say is, ‘OK, first deputies while Tikhonov was official visit Tikhonov is currently released by the official news over an irrelevant tax measure states, you can take a prudent risk out of the country. making in Yugoslavia. There was agency Tass, which said the says impatient governor TO POLAND Lilies, Azaleas and four days of fighting between no immediate reaction Thursday decision was made by the presi­ and advance the dough, but we The brief announcement Thurs­ I; Senate and House negotiators over can’t give you tlje money until the day raised nrjore questions than it from Belgrade. dium of the Supreme Soviet, the HARTFORD (UPI) - It is time those biocking his tax plan want to ’ • whether more money should te president signs,’’’ he said. "W e’re seeing the first of a series national legislature. spending gap for 1983-84. PACK EVERYTHING S Tulips, Hyacinths, answered but Western diplomats for lawmakers to forget about a impose anincome tax. " I t ’s aiso no * aimed at cities or states. of moves,” said a Western diplo­ House majority leaders were SHIP ANYWHERE J suggested Tikhonov, the highest- state income tax and adopt a plan secret that I am opposed to such a * With signals of ecxinomic recov- 'The bill provides a good deal of ranking protege of the late Leonid mat who specializes in Kremlin­ But it came on the day of the thwarted in passing a modified that would raise new taxes to offset tax," he said. Daffodils, Gardenias i ery occurring in the meantime, the political pork, construction pro­ Brezhnev in the Kremlin hie­ watching. "W e’ ll,just have to wait weekly meeting of the Communist portion of the tax package again Party Politburo, which actually anticipated budget deficits over He challenged the proponents to NEW ENGLAND i ,4 real pressure for recession relief jects in the districts of Appropria­ rarchy, will find his influence and see. It’s veijy strange that it Wednesday by a handful of the runs the country, suggesting An­ the next two years, said Gov. bring the income tax before a vote IM J L s h ip f in g sto r es* became the March 15 expiration of tions Committee members who shrinking. happened whileT Tikhonov was House’s 88 Democrats who were dropov had instigated the move. Wiiliam O’Neill. in the Finance, Revenue and a federal loan pool for states wrote the bill. ■ Gromyko, 74, is expected to gone.” / encouraged to hold out hly labor PACKINQ MATERIAL* • MOVINQ SURPUE* Hour* until April 1*1 There were rumors in the capital ANDREI GROMYKO The governor said Thursday he Bonding Committee "and put it to I* without enough money to pay their No one knows how many jobs will assume many of Tikhonov’s for­ GromykOjjOTeign minister since lobbyists. J 9 am— S pm dally A Sunday that Andropov, 68. was out sick is impatient over the Legislature’s rest once and for all.” •t own unemployment claims and be provided, although optimists in eign affairs duties as Geydar 1957 and a respected figure at . . . gets new role delay in adopting his tax plan, part Earlier in the day, O’Neill said O’Neill said he does not want to » • 25B Olcott Street v / \' ' S today’s start of the Easter recess. Congress predicted as many as home and abroad, will now have with a kidney ailment or the flu. lay off state employees or roll over Alieyev, 60, party leader Yuri of it by April 1. He warned he would he will bring the Legislature back ( The March 15 deadline was 500,000. Andropov’s former KGB col­ initiate "painful cuts" in essentiai into special session this summer if the current deficit into next year. COHMtR CmfEA/ioAMaLoWtR extended until Tuesday, and by Reagan, who threatened to veto He said he was stili lobbying for WHITNAM Nursery league, is already first deputy programs and services "if the a tax plan is not approved by the " Q n w W lU t Thursday, when the House gave a similar bill in December, yielded approval of his $278 million tax 6 4 6-6 52 3 ' premier in charge of internal Legislature did not adopt a plan to June 8 adjournment date. W. 6______Bolton 643-7802 final (mngressional approval to a to advice from Congress and affairs and the economy. raise new taxes, He said the state could not plan, which would go into effect a •CUP • $A¥e. compromise version of the bill, backed this one, hoping for a lower week from Thursday. With Gromyko, there now will be "I am reaching the point at simply pass a continuing resolu­ *‘ three states had to stop paying price tag of $4.3 billion. three first deputy premiers in the which I am going to have to look at tion and operate after July 1 using O’Neill also said he will discuss some options which I really don’t this year’s budget because of a possible cuts in the current budget want k to exercise, options that projected $223 million spending with Anthony Milano, secretary of inciude painful cuts in essential shortfall next year. the Office of Policy and Manage­ merica s programs and services,” O’Neill "W e'd have to do more than ment and hoped to meet with DUNKIN’DONUTS* f'6- said. that.” the governor said. legislative leaders next week on In a speech before a municipal Asked if the Legislature would the budget and taxes. finance forum in Hartford, O’Neill be brought back into special He said he would be willing to said he has carried out his session, O’Neill answered: “Yes, accept some changes to his plan. responsibiiity to propose a revenue they’ll be here.” ari in DEHEB’S handsi program. The Legislature has not yet ■’Now it’s up to the Legislature to adopted any tax hikes to help cover Now you know meet its responsibiiity," he said. a projected $62.4 million deficit for There are between 3,500 and O / W V t P O’Neill said "it’s no secret" this fiscal year nor the $223 million 4,000 species of cocKroacbes. PASTA '^Classics** fo r Sp rin g ! Panel O K s DIPPED DONUT PASTRIES reform plan 188 West Middle Tpke. HARTFORD (UPI) - A A Dozen Delicious Ways* to Sav Manchester, Ct. Legislative committee has approved a package “Happy Easter" " of reforms that call for sweeping changing in the TEL. 643-7424 state’s ethics law. A n Easter more fun than an Easter Basket Thq^re (Upped fa) your One of the changes calls choice of creamy vanilla or rich chotilaty Icing and for prohibiting lawmak­ O rchid are all lined up, ready to go, in their own very ers from becoming lobby­ special Easter Egg Carton. Made fresh ists for one year after esch day at paiticipatins Dimldn' leaving office. The pack­ For Your BUONA PASQUA! Donuts while supply l a ^ age of reforms was ap­ proved Thursday by the Fair Lady (Happy Easter) Government Administra­ >19/ tion and Elections Com­ Make your Easter celebration ''Madison" mittee and sent to the IDOZEN "Falcon " House for debate. Wing Tip An exquisite pin \ Plain Toe The committee also rev­ Special with Carla’s Manicotti created with patience, * ShoeinaKers to America ersed its position on limit­ pride and skill by a 53.95 * 49.95 ing the amount of money O UNK Iir master craftsman. On each package ideological and business Yellow toned, DONUTS political action commit­ attractively boxed. M tworth the trip. COUPON of 6 Manicotti, tees can give to candi­ Limit date's camp.->igns. The $9.75 panel decided t « keep tl)e RTL U , TALCOTTVIUS R0„ VIIMON "Your Quality current limits. NOWIN The ethics bill restricts 68ocNnaosr..Eiinao M anicotti iLASTCRis Sunday! TWO VARIETIES Men’s Shop" members of the executive APRIL 3rd 22S SlUS DUNK NMNWAY, WKTNKMnElA branch and state em­ ployees from represent­ Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 10D4 MAIN ST„ KMT NMITFOIIO Offer Good At All Stores Carrying Our Products RECAVS ing businesses which the 4M NEW PANN AVL, WOT NARTFOND state has substantial in­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Hartford • New Briiain • Wesifarms Mall MH terest in for one year after ArnmcM Cxprps»MMi«f OwguViewMeheef* Ovg* ______leaving office or their job. QQNUTS IT'S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN DONUTS IT S WORTH 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ March 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlshai Dan FHta, Editor OPIWION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor FIRE! Herald photos by Al Tarquinio

Jack A regular scapegoat thrashed again Anderson 'V --a.- ~^*v ■- Washington /V- After all this time, we finally Monday, when directors from Merry-Qo-Round learned Monday night why town SELF-RESTRAINT is part of the town and district met jointly and Eighth District officials being a responsible public ser­ and agreed that their chairmen never could seem to get along. vant. If elected officials want Manchester — Penny and Lassow — should It wasn’t that they didn’ t like the convenience of bickering iron out problems together on each other, or that they couldn’t privately, they shouldn’t have Spotlight an ongoing basis. It’s great to agree on such issues as the run for public office. As private see the bickering stop and the Air Force Buckland Fire House, the para­ citizens, they could go down to By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter serious discussions start. medics^ program, dispatching the neighborhood pub together, protocol, annexation and But, at the risk of sounding have a few belts and scream all consolidation. defensive, public officials who they wanted. No newspaper anxious open their mouths shouldn’t reporter would give a hoot. past liaison committee meet­ “ We’re not going to sii uown at blame the newspapers for what No, the real reason for all the ings) have held back and we’ve the same table with people who Buf when they ran for office, feuding was simple: the press, held back — maybe because of stab us in the back.” comes'out. the directors from both jurisdic­ but ready like the general public, has the press." Frankly, I was as surprised as tions held themselves to a attended their meetings and Other directors, from both Lassow must have been hold­ anyone the time Penny — on the higher standard. The job of had the nerve to publish all the sides of the table, made similar ing back during the Bryan record — told me by telephone representing the public includes WASHINGTON - Air Force things each side said about the comments. Farms debate, when he said, that jthe district officials were — or should include — the generals apparently don’t have other. I suppose Kleinschmidt was “ The mayor alienated a great acting like “ knee jerk obstruc­ responsibility of acting in a enough real problems to keep them 4 Oh, they never really meant holding back a year ago when he many people. He’s the one who tionists.” I have been equally responsible way, without re­ busy. They recently spent months JO H N R IVO SA JR. BILL CO X JIM B R O W N MARCUS DIGGS MIKE M A S O N all those nasty things they said, accused district officials of probably sponsored the whme"- surprised in the past to hear treating behind closed doors. producing an eialMrate “ contin­ we were told Monday night. The being behind an annexation show,” and district Director some of the blunt criticisms by gency plan” for dealing with a Penny and Lassow are more press blew it all out of propor­ drive in Bryan Farms. Willard Marvin was just^puiling Lassow of town officials. strike — not a first strike by the than capable of talking frankly, tion. They were just kidding ’’They’re looking for the most our legs last fall, when he urged Soviets, but a labor action by the They, and the other directors but reasonably, to each other. around. tax dollars they can possibly district supporters to vote Air Force’s civilian employees. from each side, freely chose to Even to agree to hold meetings get," said Kleinschmidt at the against Penny for the state say what they said and required concessions by both “ INSTEAD OF having ... the time. ‘ ’All the people in the town Senate, calling Penny "not the Never mind that civil servants shouldn’t pretend that the press men. So they should have no press there, if the two of you of Manchester pay to develop man he pretends to be." are prohibited by law from engag­ is to blame forthe consequences fear of holding their meetings in could get together and really that (industrial) area and they ing in strikes or slowdowns. Never It’s a good thing these guys of their remarks. Sure, repor­ public. were able to lay your cards on want the tax revenue for mind that the Air Force’s civilian were so restrained. The mind ters are human and we make Some officials — on both sides the table, maybe we’d get things themselves.” workers are not tightly organized boggles when you consider what mistakes,"too, but it wasn’t the off Middle Turnpike — appar-; done,’’ town Director Arnold M. Penny clearly was holding into unions, as the postal workers they might have said. reporters who blurted inflam­ ently would prefer to throw ’’Ike’’ Kleinschmidt told Mayor back when he called the district are and the air traffic controllers'' matory comments. Once they tantrums in private. But Stephen T. Penny an^ district officials “ knee jerk obstruction­ used to be. I ’M NOT trying to put a were made, however, we would wouldn’t everybody be better President Gordon B. Lassow. “ I ists” in Dec. 1981, or during th^ damper on the era of good be derelict in our jobs if we off if, instead, they could agree know they (district directors at annexation drive, when he said. The brass hats determined that a feelings that was inaugurated ignored them. with each other in public? contingency plan was needed, so that’s what they got: a 70-page document assembled by brigadier In Manchester generals and above, marked “ For Official Use Only." My associate Indy Badhwar obtained a copy, E.IXJRDr*SC»( I « look A US! and some of the text reads like the Eighth-town: MfAEAWKBISliDDa Chief’s instructions to Maxwell HlWaiFINS MWPORinpNTllU. Smart. ^.l^MIS6g|N61b

SPCE» 6 » OUiapECULTY I ' “ The long title of this plan is so for, so good AFLC Labor Strike Contingency Plan. The short title is AFLC Perhaps it was just a PLAN 20,” the primer begins. along the line communica­ "Due to the sensitive nature of this misunderstanding resolved tions broke down, and Allain plan, the short title will be used to by chance. Or did the hand­ was unaware of the parallel the maximum extent possible.” shake across a table in the stances. That should fool any Russian spies. E.ghth Utilities District fire­ - The chief found that Allain house Monday night stretch agreed that district firefigh­ POSSIBLY hoping to avoid over­ reaction by gung-ho types, the to the gold room at Lincoln ters and town firefighers Center two nights later? authors feel compelled to point out ^should have the same role in that AFLC PLAN 20 applies not to Around a table in the gold the emergency service des­ “enemy forces” but to "friendly room sat members of the pite differences in their or­ forces.” Emergency Medical Services ganization and logistics. Council and a couple of It was not all sweetness and Nevertheless, they do paint a Eighth District people who light. There were echoes at grim, if fantastic, picture of the situation the plan was devised to have been critical of emer­ the meeting of old and ongo­ deal with: "P art or all of the gency dispatching proce­ ing disagreements over the dures. One of those people civilian workforce may partici­ service, but the main thrust open forum/ Readers' views pate or threaten to participate in a was Eighth District Director was on accord — not com­ strike, work stoppage or other Clancy Allain. He canoe to promise, not accommoda­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 concerted action.” fight in favor of expanding tion, not negotiation — simple the list of medical emergency Two pages of the primer are agreement on basic situations to which district being closed. devoted to definitions. For gener­ questions. Speak up unnecessary expense, I urge him That year, however, the hall was als who have been stationed on the An old house at 102 Wetherell St. is providing lots of firefighting firefighters should be Perhaps it is just that to go to the present site. Would you dispatched. full of people like you and me who Moon for their entire careers, the practice for the 10 new recruits in the Town of Manchester Fire To the Editor: want to work in, or from, such a everybody has been misun- wanted no tax increase and we got manual even defines a strike: “ A He found he really had building? I seriously doubt it. Department. Herald photographer Al Tarquinio was "recruited” for dertanding everybody else Can we afford more tax in­ it!! Your elected officials got the (lonMited work stoppage of em­ this recent training session. Drill scenes, clockwise from above: nothing to argue about. creases? Can we continue to pay and it all came to light by message. The $10,000 could have been put ployees. Also called walkout.” Trinks and Mason check action from the roof of the house; Piacentilli Directly across from Allain accident at the meeting. more and more for less and less? Coming up are it^ms that they toward the salary of an individual NO!! Then it’s time for the largest It then lists the various types of extinguises a chemical fire; wood fire heats up forthe exercise; sat Police Chief Robert Lan- That’s the surface explana­ will try to sell us on the next to provide a program for Coven­ nan. He came prepared to group of taxpayers to make their election day. A new dam for Union try’s gifted and/or talented stu­ strikes: "direct, general, jurisdic­ Flaherty takes an break to get air; Brown pokes his head through the tion and maybe we should all feelings known. tional, sit-down, sympathetic, se­ fight against any provision Pond — it would be nice to have a dents. For those who feel such a roof. accept it and be thankful. Our absence at the budget condary and wildcat.” that would require the police pond, some may say, but it is NOT program would be a waste of Then again it could be that hearing will only show the Board of an emergency situation since the money, I urge them to consider the dispatchers to apply one set Directors that we are happy with A jurisdictional strike is illus­ those people came to the pond couid te lowered to brook benefits, not only to the student for of procedures to the firefigh­ trated in terms that any general meeting subconsciously pre­ their decisions, so we will again spe level until such time as the town whom it would be provided, but a sizabie tax increase. can understand: ters of the district and pared to be persuaded to could afford the repairs, or it could ultimately to the community and to Remember the comment from another to the firefighters of soften positions, to be less be eliminated and made into a the world, if gifted students were “ If carpenters are engaged to one of our directors after last the town. brook running through a nice park, provided with stimulation which hang steel doors, as part of some protective of turfs. The group year’s budget hearing? He said He found he really had still leaving plenty of water for the would enhance and enrich their construction project, on the may have accomplished one that the lack of people must mean nothing to argue about. birds. academic program. grounds that the hanging of doors that they are happy with the of those “possible” things Times are tough for everyone, has always been a part of their Allain discovered that he directors’ decisions. Well, let us And, as in added bonus, it has Mayor Stephen T. Penny not just the town. If we the people work, the metal workers may and the , council have been show them at this year’s budget spoke about earlier this week. tell the town — NO. NOT NOW — it been proven in communities which decide to strike because they headed in the same direction hearing that we are not! The handshake may indeed might be more costly in the future, have such programs that all consider the installation of metal I mentioned above the largest students benefit from the enthusi­ all along, but somewhere have been extended. but the economy might be better materials wholly within their group of taxpayers. We the people, for all of us. asm and activities generated by province.” as a group, are the largest those who are involved. There are other projects that we taxpayers, not the big businesses should keep our eyes on that AIR FORCE commanders are in town. We the people — the home The $10,000 to fight a suit where require bonding. We are bonded to nobody “ won” and everybody lost given a sort of early-warning Berry's World owner, the car owner, the every­ system that will tip them off to an the hilt now, so we as the largest — where no clear-cut direction to day working person — are the ones impending labor problem. Here’s group of taxpayers — the people — solve the budget issue was forth­ who by our absence at public what they are told to look for: should beware, because we pay the coming — may not seem to some hearings, budget hearings, zoning bills. "Unusual militancy amaong em­ meetings. Board of Directors like much in terms of the total So, fellow taxpayers, let us band ployees or labor organizations... a meetings, the voting booths, etc., budget, but when one considers the together and attend the buddget union objective that has not aliow our public officials — state, added time, stress and aggrava­ hearing, write letters and make met . . . expressed empl^w local and national — to pass tax tion to oiir town staff and elected our feelings known, whether we dissatisfaction over pay or work­ increases on us until we can’t pay officials, when they could have are for or against a tax increase, ing conditions . . . persistent anymore. been using their energies for more because apathy will soon eliminate emphasis by a labor organization The time has come to fill in stru ctive aspects of town go­ a government of the people, for the on a particular complaint, demand vernment, the costs have been far whatever hall they choose, the people and by the people. or issue ...” bigger the better, and let our greater than a mere $10,000. >i(^ elected officials know how we feel. Does Miss Buxley pout when Charles Pillard Jane C. Coveil Even if you don’t speak at these asked to take dictation from Gen-. 16 Lodge Drive Coventry meetings, they will know by your Halftrack ? Watch out! She may be applause how you feel. on a picket line tomorrow. I remember the last time Man­ chester held the line on taxes. It Wasteful If the telltole signs of malcontent was when John Thompson was Letters policy are somehow not caught and worse mayor. comes to worst, the manual To the Editor: ’The Manchester Herald The auditorium at Waddell assures its readers that headquar­ Isn’t it sad that Coventry had to welcomes letters to the School was packed. People spoke ters wUl “ direct the MiUtary Airlift spend $M,000 of the taxpayers’ editor. for and against tax increases. As money for legal fees on an issue Letters should be brief and Command to provide movement of usual, there were those who had which could have, and should have, to the point. Ilie y should be personnel as required to support efMZbyNCA.Iw * special interests to sell, especially been resolved within its own typed or neatly hand-written, the provisions of this plan.” An the Board of Education, which borders? and, for ease in editing, airlift for strikebreakers, no less. “I'm afraid you’ve become a bit too much like always seems to pack the meeting, should be double-spaced. The $10,000 could have been put our foreign policy — Inconsistent, unclear and and that is why you have seen aii ’The Herald reserves the footnote: m e manual doesn’t toward the building of a new town right to edit letters in the lacking In steadiness. ” ever-increasing Board of Educa­ deal with the only real danger of a garage, which js sorely needed. interests of .brevity, clarity JOHN BIEBACK D A N H U P P E R O N T R IN K S JOHN FLAHERTY tion budget even though enrol­ CARLO PIACENTILLI For any townsperson who feels and taste. strike: by employees of defense lment is down and schools are that a new town garage is an contractors, who are not bound bv the no-strike law. ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. March 25, 1983 — 9^ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25, 1983 Montreal nears Obituaries rrt current goal Page 10 Edith Morse SPORTS______m Edith Morse, 82. of 37 Strong St., died Thursday at ' Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of Ernest L. Morse She was born April 14. 1900, in Ireland and lived most of her life in Manchester. Virginia overtakes Boston College Besides her husband, she is survived by a sister. Ann E. V Williams said, “ Obviously you "W e hear so much about Ralph,” Waddell, and a niece. Lucy Heck, game. ams said. "Virginia may have Eagles appeared headed for a win. OGDEN, Utah (U PI) — Boston tend to relax a little when you think Williams said, "m aybe we thought both of Manchester, and several College coach Gary Williams said Boston College was leading thought they had the game won, Sampson picked up four quick grandnieces and grandnephews. Virginia 56-53 five minutes into the but I knew we’d come back. We fouls trying to stop Garris and he is out of there.” it would be easy after he left. But a five-minute dry spell In the The rest of the Cavalier players Virginia is a good team. Their Homes Funeral Home. 400 Main second half against fourth-ranked second half when the 13th- ranked just ran out of time.” played only 19 minutes in the St., has charge of arrangments, game. picked up where Sampson left off other players are going to get their Virginia cost his team a chance to Eagles suddenly went dead from which are incomplete. Memorial V: John Garris led the Eagles (25-7) “ We came out at halftime with a and it was Rick Carlisle who points too. reach the championship in the the field. The Cavaliers then contributions may be made to the with a game-high 25 points, and play designed to make him (Samp­ scored' 22 points to lead the NCAA Western Regionals. outscored 14-1 during the next five American Diabetes Association. Jay Murphy added 23. The two son) block John's shot. It w o rk ^ Cavaliers, now 29-4. Virginia plays 14th-ranked “ In a game like this, if you go minutes to grab the lead for good. North Carolina State in the West Connecticut Affiliate, 17 Oakwood The Eagles made a closing rush inside men also grabbed 12 re­ and it was a good feeling when very long without scoring, you’re Sampson added 19 points and title game on Saturday. N.C. State Ave., West Hartford. at Virginia, but could never get bounds each for the Eagles. Sampson p ic k ^ up his fourth going to lose,” Williams said And it was the Inside play of foul,” Williams said. g ra b b ^ 11 rebounds, while Othell beat Utah. 75-56, in Thursday Thursday night following his Ea­ Closer than three behind. Garris going against 7-foot-4 Ralph When Sampson went to the bench Wilson had 18 points and nine night's other semifinal game at gles' 95-92 loss to the fourth-ranked “ I was just proud of our teani, Catherine C. Davidson Herald photos bv Pinto Sampson of Virginia that made the with 19:37 still to go in the game. assists and Ricky Stokes 12 points. Weber State College. Cavaliers in the West semifinal the way they came back,” Willi­ Catherine Corcilius Davidson, i|r*‘ L x/vi"" • 62, formerly of Manchester, a resident of St. Petersburg, Fla., ^ 'f * Getting to know you died Thursday in St. Petersburg. She was the wife of Charles J. Democratic appointees to all town boards and commissions got Davidson. She was born in Manchester and together at the Army & Navy Club Thursday night for a social lived here most of her life before event designed to build pleasant working relations. Clockwise Louisville and Kentucky moving to Florida after retiring in from iower right, Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg whispers 1979. Prior to her retirement, she was in the ear of Zoning Board of Appeals member Alphonse* Reale; employed as an inspector for the I Mayor Stephen T. Penny chats with constable Clarence Foley U.S, Department of the Navy. and former Mayor John W. Thompson; Building Committee Besides her husband, she is Chairman Paul F. Phillips shares a laugh with Probate Judge survived by two sons, Lloyd and Cheney Historic District Commission Chairman William E. scheduled in showdown Davidson of Largo, Fla, and Robert Davidson of Baldwinvilles, FitzCerald; Director James F. "Dutch” Fogarty makes a point to Utah entered the tournament meeting coming in the 1959 NCAA Lancaster Gordon led the No. 2 N.Y.; three sisters. Mrs. Jean By Fred Lief with the worst record in the 52- Registrar of Voters Herbert J. Stevenson and Cheney Historic Tournament in which the Cardi­ Cardinals, 31-3, with 19 points and Cordy, Mrs. Cecil Krinjack, both of UPI Sports Writer team field. The Utes were backed District Commissioner Douglas Welch; and Building Committee nals won 76-61. And this game is McCray added 17. For No. 9 Manchester, and Mrs. Shirley by Peter Williams with 15 points certain to be a bonanza for ticket Arkansas, 26-4, Joe Kleine had 21 McGann of Pennsylvania, and a member Richard LaPointe, Planning and Zoning Commissioner Take the shotgun. Don't forget and Pace Mannion with 13. Utah, scalpers since bad blood has points. grandson. Thomas Ryan and Commission on Aging member Jill Gelinas the moonshine. And bring plenty of which upset Illinois and UCLA, developed over the years. Ken­ “ The Kentucky game is not just Funeral services are Monday at ./ them greenbacks. closed its season at 18-14. visit the refreshment table. tucky, ever the proud Southern another game,” Gordon said. “ One 10 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Louisville and Kentucky are “ We never dreamed they were gentleman, has refused to sche­ is going to win the championship.” Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. coming out of the hills for a little that good,” said Utah coach Jerry dule Louisville during the regular In the opener, Kentucky had Burial will be in St. James get-together. Pimm. "They were a whole lot season. enough poise to hold off Indiana. Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ Two of college basketball's most better than we were on offense.” “ I want to play them real bad.” The Hoosiers trailed by 10 with 8:30 day from 7 to 9 p.m. inhospitable neighbors get to settle Virginia eliminated Boston Col­ Turpin said, “ and I know the fans remaining but pulled to 59-57 with a score Saturday in the finals of the lege despite Ralph Sampson being want to see it." 2:50 left on a basket by Randy Mideast Regional in KnoxvUle, on the bench for most of the second Louisville battled from a 16- Wittman. Tenn. On Thursday night each won half because of foul trouble. point first-half deficit to tie it 63-63 Indiana had a chance to tie with its semifinal encounter to set up Virginia outscored the Eagles 14-1 1 on a hook by Lancaster Gordon. 2:28 to go after drawing a charge. Coventry the showdown with the winner during a five- minute span in the advancing to the Final Four in Kenny Walker of Kentucky then ■ j-i -I blocked a layup by Jim Thomas second half to push to a 68-57 lead. Albuquerque, N.M. Louisville defeated Arkansas and the Wildcats worked the clock 1 ■ NCAA to 35 seconds. Five free throws Rick Carlisle sank six straight accident 65-63 in a wild affair as Scooter free throws in the final 30 seconds McCray tipped in a shot at the secured the victory. For No. 10 Kentucky, 23-7, and scored 22 points while Othell buzzer. And Melvin Turpin scored Wilson added 18 for No. 4 Virginia, Arkansas tried to work for a final Walker had 11 of his 13 points in the 16 points and Kentucky broke to a 29-4. John Garris led No. 13 Boston 10-point lead before holding off shot. But Charles Balentine second half, and Jim Master added was fatal 12. No. 5 Indiana, 24-6, beat College, 25-7, with 25 points and Indiana 64-59. walked as as Gordon attempted a steal, giving the Cardinals posses­ Kentucky 62-59 earlier in the year. Jay Murphy had 23. In the West Regional in Ogden, Sampson, the three-time Player sion with 37 seconds left. The Hoosiers had 18 points from A 25-year-old Tolland man was Utah. North Carolina State con­ of the Year, scored 19 points but the victim of a fatal car crash in tinued its surprising run with a They ran the clock to 13 seconds Wittman and 17 from 7-foot-2 Uwe and Milt Wagner missed from the Blab. only 4 in the second half. Craig Coventry early this morning. 75-56 decision, over Utah. And Robinson and Kenton Edelin pro­ lane. Louisville crashed the boards , “ The one thing thats means Coventry police said David Virginia deleated Boston College vided some muscle during the 7-4 C Heon of 384 Goose Lane appar­ 95-92, setting up an Atlantic Coast ferociously and kept the ball alive. more to a coach than anything else is his team’s mental attitude,” said center's absence. ently lost control of his car and Conterence final. There were four tips and Charles Jones and Scooter McCray finally Kentucky's Joe Hall. “ AndIdo like “ They -were tough inside.” drove off the left side of North Tonight, it's North Carolina- Sampson said. “ All I had to do was River Road, striking a tree. He was Ohio State and Georgia-St. John's got a hand on the ball before the our attitude right now.” buzzer. The winning basket was In the West, Dereck Whittenburg cheerlead.” pronounced dead on the scene of in the East Regional in Syracuse. The N.C State-Virginia pairing the accident at 12:58 a.m. N.Y., and Villanova- Iowa and credited to McCray. took to the outside for 27 points to Louisville thus avenged a 1- point carry North Carolina State. Lo­ sets up a rematch of the ACC Police said the cause of the Houston-Memphis State in the championship in which the Wolf- accident is under investigation. ' Midwest Regional in Kansas City, loss to the Razorbacks in the NCAA renzo Charles added 18 points for the No. 14 Wolfpack, 23-10, who pack defeated Virgina 81- 78. ; Mo. Tournament two years ago on U.S. I Reed’s last- second shot from shot 79 percent from the floor in the During the season the Cavaliers Kentucky and Louisville have beat N.C State twice. not played in 24 years, the last mid-court. second half. Police news UPI photo RALPH SAMPSON HANGS HIGH WEATHER BLUES? Carrier Dome . . .after slam dunk against Boston College Seven women await trial for fraud Nebraska earns trip has new look Seven women Manches­ A 57-year-old man was counts 01 sixth-degree lar­ lice said. She was re­ Cemetery entrance, po­ ter police arrested March arrested Monday after ceny, three counts of leased for a court appear­ lice said. He was released for St. John's 10 in connection with police said they found that third-degree forgery, two ance on April 4. for a court date of April 11. Bullets' defense Michael Oliver, 16, of SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) — Big different welfare fraud his gas line had been counts of illegal use of a An East Hartford man 278 Hilliard St., was East champion St. John’s (28-4) cases are awaiting court tampered with and that he credit card, three counts was charged with assault to New York in NIT appearances, according had been using natural of criminal impersonation charged with fifth-degree after he allegedly hit could be hearing some unusual sounds in the cavernous Carrier to court records. gas without accounting and one count of fifth- larceny Monday on a another man in the head for it. degree larceny, police warrant, police said. He Dome tonight when it meets factor in victory The women, some from with a stick during a fight By Dove Raffo was released on a $100 Georgia (22-9) in the nightcap of Manchester, were holding Joseph G. Lanza, of said. Sunday. UPI Sports Writer jobs while collecting in­ 114B Ambassador Drive, According to police re­ bond tor a court appear­ Stephen D- Bell, 20, of the NCAA East Region semifinals. By Jeff Hasen Ballard scored on a layup to open ance April 4. Rather than boos, which St. come maintenance mo­ was charged with fourth- ports, Ms. Timmons al­ 1970 Main St., East Hart­ The Nebraska Cornhuskers used UPI Sports Writer up a six-point lead with 17 seconds An East Hartford man John’s usually hears when playing ney, according to arrOst degree larceny and third- legedly used a stolen ford was arrested after he their last home game of the season left to play. degree criminal mischief. credit card on or about was arrested Monday on a arch-rival Syracuse, the Redmen affidavits. They were allegedly struck Mark Til­ as a going away party. President Reagan isn’t the only The two teams exchanged After responding to a charge of violation of may be greeted with cheers. each charged with counts Sept. 3 of last year to buy ley of 154 Chestnut St., Nebraska toppled Texas Chris­ man in Washington concerned baskets with Collins getting the complaint by the Connec­ merchandise at the probation, police said “ That would be a novelty up of larceny. The cases apt. B—1 with a stick tian 67-57 in the National Invitation about defense. final points of the game with three Wednesday. Daniel here, wouldn’t it?” St. John’s were unrelated. ticut Natural Gas Corp., stores. during a fight at 154 Tournament quarterfinals Thurs­ "Tonight we played good de­ seconds remaining. police said they found that Brookman, 26, of East coach Lou Carnesecca said Thurs­ Charged are Mary E. She was arraigned Chestnut St., apt. A —1. day night before a sellout crowd of fense and we had to," Washington “ I play the baseline best,” said Hartford, was released on day after his team worked out at Bowen, 29, of 142 Bircli St., the meter at Lanza's Tuesday and released for Tilley's head was cut. 14,753 at Lincoln, Neb. The victory coach Gene Shue said Thursday Collins. ‘ T m the small forward so home had been by-passed a $500 bond for court date the Dome. with second-degree lar­ a court appearance on Bell was released on $50 earned the Cornhuskers a trip to night after the Bullets, helped by I can go there with this team. They with a hose. April 4. of April 4. “ It would be strange, but it ceny; Sheryl Broaden. 30, bond and is scheduled to New. York and a berth in Monday the scoring of Don Collins and Jeff get me the ball.” They said a spokesman An 18-year old Coventry would be nice,” saidslick- shooting of East Hartford, with two Police arrested two appear in court April 4. night's semifinals at Madison Ruland, beat the Bulls 102-96 at Chicago held a 24-19 lead after from CNG estimated the man was charged with guard Chris Mullin, who leads the counts of second-degree men on drunk driving Three arrests were Square Garden. Chicago to remain three games the first quarter. Ballard scored 13 loss dt about $600. breach of peace following 28-4 Redmen in scoring. larceny; Darlene Broth­ charges, they said made for drunk driving “ This team has a chance. We are behind Atlanta in the loss column of those Washington points and Police said Lanza told a disturbance Monday at ” We feel it’s almost going to be a ers, 30, of 26 Knox St. .with Wednesday. last weekend. James R. playing well,” Cornhuskers Coach for the final playoff berth in the finished with 25. them he wasn’ t using the David's at the Manches­ home court advantage for us,” second-degree larceny; Russell S. Giller, 30, of Danile, 21, of 25 Hunting- Moe Iba said. “ I told them we are Eastern Conference. Higgins and Reggie Theus each gas. His line had been ter Parkade. police said. • i said swingman Billy Goodwin. Valerie Fitzgerald, 33, of Mansfield, was charged ton St. was arrested at the two games away. When you go to “ We had a comfortable lead (8 had 18 points for Chicago. 30G Channing Drive, with recently shut off, accord­ Michael G. Buck, of 298 Carrier Dome publicist, Mike with driving under the intersection of East Mid­ New York, you go to win it. That is ‘M . points) with three minutes left and Chicago coach Paul Westhead, ing to the report. Merrow Road, Coventry, Holdridge said it m^y a bit two counts of second- influence Monday, police dle Turnpike and Walker what I talked to the kids about. wound up fighting for our lives.” who like Reagan must be seeking degree larceny; Donna He was released for a was released for a court distasteful at first for local fans to said. Street. Robert Warner, “ The fans ought to be happy. Don Collins came off the bench to more help on defense, said his Floyd, 30, of East Hart­ court appearance April 4. appearance April 4. rally around Syracuse’s long- time Donald J. Soderquist, 24, of Plainville was ar­ They are the reason that we are score a season-best 31 points and team got beat by a more physical ford, with first-degree lar­ Charles A. Cole, 23, of nemesis, but he said loyalty to the 33. of East Hartford, was rested on West Middle going to New York. They filled the Jeff Ruland added 27, allowing the team. ceny by fraud; Sharon Willimantic, was charged Big East conference would win out. 'arrest on the same charge Turnpike. Gerard J. gym and got us three home games Bullets to record their third ' ‘The Bullets are a stronger team Franklin, 29. of Burnside A Bloomfield woman with'sixth-degree larceny 4 “ It could be tough for the fans to Sunday, they said. Siroise, 47, of 61 Mather in a row.” consecutive victory. than us inside," he said. “ They are Ave., East Hartford, with was arrested by Manches­ Tuesday after an alleged put their hearts into rooting for St. Both were released for St. was arrested on Main Wake Forest and Fresno State “ Now that I ’m playing 40 min­ a more powerful team. We did a - two counts of second- ter police Tuesday for shoplifting incident'at K- John’s but I think they’ll rally court appearances on Street. Siroise was also,:, also advanced to the NIT semifi­ utes, I get more into the tempo of good job picking up the defense on d egree larceny^— and allegedly having stolen Mart, police said. He was around them because they’d like to April 5. charged with operating a FOR A WARMING EXPERIENCi nals Thursday night and will be the game,” said Ruland, who’s people who hurt us in the past, but Brenda Monroe. 30. of 469 somebody's credit card released for a court ap­ see the Big East team win,” he vehicle while his license joined by the winner of tonight's trying to carry Washington's then Collins gets 31 (points). East.Center St., with first- and using it to buy mer­ pearance April 4. said. was suspended. G IV E B IO O D DePaul-Mississippi game. playoff hopes on ‘his 6-footjjO, In other games, Phoenix downed and second-degree chandise at K-Mart on Steven A. Fishman, 16, In the first game. North Carolina Police Monday charged Wake Forest routed South Carol­ 246-pound frame. “ My game is to Kansas City 112-95, Portland beat larceny. Spencer Street and Brad- of 49A Rachel Road, was (27-7), the defending national Jacki Smithe, 26, of Hart­ DUCK INTO THE BIOODMOBIIE ina 78-61 and Fresno Stat^ rebound and give out assists. I got Houston 104-97 and Dallas stopped All have been released lees at the Manchester charged with sixth-degree If you don't use it. don't ''X, UPI ph'oto champion, meets Ohio Stat^ (20-9). ford, with sixth-degree Oregon State 72-67. a lot of points tonight from down in San Diego 118-113. on written promises to Parkade, police said. larceny after a report of n e^ it and don't want it, Despite the fact Georgia, 22-9, is larceny following a report AT CONCORDIA lUTHERAN CHURCH The semifinal paijplhgs will be low.” appear in Manchester Su­ Arvay Timmons, 21, somebody siphoning out why not sell it with a UTAH’S MARIO WILLIAMS SURROUNDED making its first NCAA tournament of an alleged shoplifting announced today at Noon, EST. Shue said Ruland took over more Suns 112, Kings 95 perior Court April 4 was charged with two gas from a truck parked Classified Ad? Call 643-2711 . . .by trio of North Carolina State players appearance, Carnesecca wasn’t At Phoenix, Ariz,, Walter Davis incident at Bradlees, po­ TUESDAY, MARCH 29 — 12:30-5:30 Stan Cloudy scored 18 points and of a pivotal role after forward at the St. Bridget Street to place your ad. selling the Bulldogs short. scored 25 points and Maurice g ra b b ^ 9 rebounds to lead Ne­ Spencer Haywood retired. "They didn’ t win the SEC with a Lucas 21, allowing the Suns to braska, 22-9. The Cornhuskers took The Homed Frogs. 23-11, were ward Jimmy Foster had 19 points “ Jeff Ruland has been sensa­ song and dance,” Carnesecca said. romp past the Kings. Kansas City F ir e calls a 12-2 lead in the first five minutes led by Darrell Browder, who and Brad Jergenson had 15. tional the last month," the coach TMNKSGIVmG ^ Goodwin said the Redmen would reserve center Steve Johnson set a and never let the Horned Frogs get scored 25 points, including 20 in the The Deacons, now 20-11, head to said. ” He had a great second half NOTICE CNIID U M MIOVIDED - WMK-INS WIICOME not be looking ahead at a possible Veteran's Memorial Coliseum re­ Manchester NOVENA TO ST. JUDE within sm en after that. second half. DaveHoppen added 16 Madison Square Garden. for a when Spencer retired. Jeff stepped semifinal game against an oppo­ showdown Sunday with the Tar cord by connecting on his first 13 0 M y S t J irfi. A p tilli n i M rtyr, m a t Nebraska led 36-19 at halftime points for Nebraska, which fin­ in and has done a great job.” ...^ EAST. WEST AND BUCKLAND nent to be named today. Heels. St. John's defeated North field- goal attempts on his way to 27 Tuesday, 11:34 a.m. — Public service, 22 Ridge fciiirM aU rich hi M idfs: MV Uk m and by 62-3B with 6; 14 left before ished 17-1 at home. Collins scored 14 points in the At Corvallis, Ore., Bernard Carolina in the season opener (or points. Road, (Town) ' t t k m Christ fiM M Msrensv sf al TCU ran off 13 straight points. At Greensboro, N.C., Deacon final quarter. Washington had CEMETERIES Thompson scored 26 points and both schools. Wednesday, 5:06 a.m. — .Medical call, 30F McGuire ■hi iMshs fsv spMil M raufs in tivt Helping to make a sunnier day tor those ‘Tve never felt this good in my guards Danny Young and Delaney taken a 78-73 lead into the final Ron Anderson added 22 to lead "N o way are we looking ahead,” Lane. (Town) «t m i Tn y n I hast rs M n n Ira v thn career,” Cloudy said. “ We got the Rudd were deadly from the out­ quarter and extended it to 11 Blazers 104, Rockets 97 It Is requested that cemetery lot owners re­ needing blood are the sponsors of this ad: Fresno State. The Bulldogs held a he said. At Portland, Ore., Jim Paxson Wednesday, 12; 37 p.m. — Box alarm, unnecessary, hspth sf «y h s v t M i M M y he| t i tk m crowd, we saw people line up to get side, with Young scoring 17 points points, but saw it trimmed to 88-86 move any winter grave decorations that they 64-61 lead with 2:28 left in the Ohio State Coach Eldon Miller Crestfield Convalescent Home. (Town) into the game at 6 o'clock. We and Rudd adding 14, to lead Wake when Rod Higgins hit two free .scored 25 points and Calvin Natt wish to keep. M has liMn iKh p M pm r U CSM8 to game. Anderson then hit two said it would be difficult dethron­ Wednesday. 1:59 p.m. — Medical call, 875 Main St. didn’ t want to let them down and Forest. The Gamecocks spent the throws. added 21 to lead the Blazers to their vy anis tM rt, as ia lay prcsvrt a i layups and Thompson had a stuff ing North Carolina but Tar Heels’ (Town) Starting Monday, April 4,1983, weather per­ we didn't want to let coach Iba night trying to force the ball inside Washington then scored eight third straight victory. The loss was *| M t psM ia la rttan I praaatc to aaha and one free throw to clinch the Coach Dean Smith said defeating W e d n e s d a y ,10 p.m. — Dumpster fire, 253 Main St. mitting, the necessary spring clean-up of down. We’re going to New York and shot only 33.8 percent on the straight points, six by Collins, to Houston's 11th in its last 12 games ysar aaav hnam a i caast y a to h t in- victory. the Buckeyes would be no easy (District) the grounds will begin in preparation for HIgliland Park Market Fairway Department Store City with the intention of winning it night. lead by 10. But Chicago answered and dropped the Rockets' record to v ih a i Oregon State’s Charlie Sltton got task. . Wednesday. 7:16 p.m. — Dumpster fire. Beacon Hill mowing. . all.” Taller South Carolina held a with eight in a row and Higgins 12-57, the worst in the NBA. Say iV M Falhsrs, U r n Rai Marys Manchester State Bank Holmes/Watkins Funeral Home two quick fouls and played only ’’-They’ve (Ohio State) played a tfartments. West Middle Turnpike. (Town) REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decorations > TCU felt the strain of playing all 47-31 rebounding edge but not again hit two freethrows with 58 Mavericks 118, Clippers lis aai Marias.” H k k tk m a v t ha praaasai four minutes in the first half. He tough basketball schedule at home 'Wednesday, 9:35 p.m. — Medical call, 43 Bigelow St. should not be used on grave sites between ^ n c h Toyota Harrison’s Stationers of its N IT games on the roadl. much else as the Deacons shot 57.7 seconds left to trim the lead to At San Diego, Rolando Black­ S t J a il pray tor a aai a l aha iavsha ysar “ I think they (the N IT ) 'roaded' percent from the field and 81.8 fouled out late in the game after and away in the Big Ten and it man scored 23 points and Kelvin (Town) April 4 and October 31,1983. Marlow’s Robert J . Smith, Inc. should be an interesting game.” 96-94. Robert D. Harrison a ii Am . TUs^ nasaa ha m m haa us out,” Homed Frogs Coach Jim percent from the free throw line. scoring 15 points. Danny Evans led Ruland scored on a 12-foot Ransey hit a tie-breking jumper Thursday, 9:39 a.m. — Grass,fire, 316 Green Road Oregon State with 16 points. said Smith. "Everybody I’ve (District) tam to fat I haw hai ny npast Cheney Brothers / Manchester Herald Klllingsworth said. "W e were While the Deacons did their jumper from the corner with 38 with 73 seconds remaining, helping Superint^del The Beavers finished their sea­ talked to says the Buckeyes are a Thursday, 10:15 a.m. — Water in cellar, 2.'i6 Green p m U i - — tir ^ . We have been too long on the damage from the outside. South seconds remaining to give Wa­ the Mavericks complete a six- Cemeleil V H .M . J son with a 26-11 record. Fresno better team than they were last Road (District) road. We just didn't have any legs Carolina’s big front court led the shington a 98-94 lead. Then Greg game season sweep of the tonight.” Gamecocks’ scoring attack. For­ State improved to 23-10. year.” Clippers. MANCHESTEh HERALD, Fri., March 25, 1983 - 11

10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25, 198: More than rooting interest Montreal, Napier Rec Department basketball champions ■m Having more than just a rooting interest in the professional golfingcareerofSteffanieFarwigon • the Ladies' Professional Association tour this both nearing goais season is her brother, the Rev.Steve Farwig, Herald currently serving his internship at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester. Now in her Angle F ¥ “ V second year on the LPGA tour, Farwig is eighth By United Press International on the latest money list with earnings of $25,360. Earl Yost, Last weekend she finished in a tie for third place Sports Editor The Montreal Canadians are in the Hawaiian.Open at Kaanapali with Donna trying to nail down second place in Caponi and won $12,000. The Farwig family the Adams division and Mark r resides in Illinois...Eric Hall, the No.4 ranking Vf-' Napier is chasing a 40- goal season. archer in the United States and winner of five Both moved closer to their consecutive Connecticut Men's Division cham­ part in the 1983 senior goii program at the objectives Thursday night. Napier pionships, has received a citation from the Manchester Country Club. Last year there were fired in his 38th goal to help the General Assembly noting his success. Twice in 72 fulltime players and 24 part-timers, DiM- Canadians to a 5-3 triumph over the recent weeks Hall has recorded perfect 450 iminco said. Registration ends April 4 with Minnesota North Stars at Mont­ scores, first in the Nationals, and last weekend at competition starting Monday, April 1!. Cost for real. The victory moved the W r/ '. \\ the Manchester range owned and operated by his nine holes is $2.15 each Monday. DiMinico, a Canadians seven points ahead of father. Art, a former champion...Boston Bruins former assistant pro at the local course, expects third- place Buffalo with each and Hartford Whalers will hook up in a an increase of at least 25 percent in the number of team having four games left. \ players...Cheryle Hoar htis been nominated to “ Two or three weeks ago, I back-to-back series Saturday and Sunday, the '•J. ^7/*j first in' Boston Saturday afternoon. Channel 30 take part in the Connecticut Special Olympics thought I ’d get 40 goals,” said will carry the action. Sunday afternoon the NHL June 3-5 at Fairfield University...Sam Smith and Napier. “ But I didn’t score for five Adams Division rivals square off in Hartford with Aaron Granato captured the Midget and PeeWee or six games so right now I ’d be a crowd off 14,000 expected...Veteran Marcel Division table tennis tournaments held at the happy with 39.” h Dionne of the Los Angeles Kings is the only Mahoney Rec Center. Napier’s goal at the midway member of the top 10 goal scorers in the NHL over point of the second period, after 30. At 31, Dionne is the old man in the group End of the line Mats Naslund and Steve Shutt had headed by Wayne Gretzky. Six of the top 10are22, scored, gave the Canadiens a 3-0 lead. Gretzky,, Denis Savard, Mark Messier, Barry Cheryl Dow has a 5-2 a 5-2 won-lost record with Pederson, Michel Goulet and Glenn Anderson. Minnesota closed the gap on the William & Mary College women’s tennis goals by Neil Broten and Brad squad this spring...Rec Department and the Maxwell but two third-period goals Off the cuff Manchester Racquet Club will co-sponsor a free by rookie Guy Carbonneau, the soccer clinic for youngsters age 7 to 16 on second into an empty net, put the Rec photos Saturday, April 2 from noon to 3 p.*n. at the Pete Close, former Manchester High and game out of reach. Racquet Club. Former pros, Tony Dicicco and St.John's University track and cross country Broten scored again with eight Dan Gasper will be the instructors...Merrill star, has been named College Track Coach of the seconds remaining to bring the Rec Midget League Whiston of Multi Circuits has dbnated $600 to i f Year in New England for a second time. Close score to 5-3. handles the Tufts College squad aftter previously purchase fish and prizes for the annual Senior “ That was an important win for Citizens’ Fishing Derby in May at Salter’s Pond, The Lakers secured the championship Combra, Greg Scott, Mike McNamara, coaching at MIT. The formner Olymnpic team us,” Montreal Coach Bob Berry exact date to be announced. Competition will be member was also cited recently and inducted into said. “ Because when I look at the in the Midget Basketball League this George Cook. Standing: Andy Cole, Al the Quantico Marines Track Hall of Fame in open to Manchester seniors only, male or female, schedule, I don’t think Buffalo will past campaign at the Mahoney Rec Smith, Glenn Jensen, Coach Bill Cole, age 60 and over...Cheney Tech has four new Qu'antico, Va. Close is also a member of the lose another game this season.” Center. Team members (l-r) Kneeling: Mike Flynn, Ward Saundersend. Manchester Sports Hall of Fame, being inducted tennis courts on the school grounds. There are The North Stars, who still have a Steve Nowak, John Eccher, Sherry in 1981...Earle Custer, one of Manchester’s also two tennis courts at the Penney Distribution chance to finish first in the Norris Center area...Hall’s Arrow Indoor Archery leading senior tennis players, plans to leave Division, dropped their second Range , 291 W.Middle Tpke., will offer a free Junior League Manchester shortly. For several years, Custer game in a row. UPI photo turkey hunting seminar Sunday afternoon from copped the Men's Seniors net crown...Joe “ After we beat Chicago earlier 1:30 to 3:30. New York State turkey calling DiMinico of the Senior Citizens’ Center staff this week, my players thought they BLACK HAWKS’ DARRYL SUTTER Taking the title in the Junior Basketball Browne. Back row: Ralph Jeannotte, champioh Merritt Compton will be in charge. reports more than 160 men have signed up to take won the Stanley Cup,” said Minne­ . . .surrounded by hockey sticks League were the Warriors. Team Brad Pelligrinelli, Anthony Laurinitis, sota coach Murray Oliver. members (-r) KnBeling: John Prior, Coach Jim Clifford. “ But then what happens, we go ahead of the VancouverCanucks in Medoff to appeal period goals, giving him 62 for the Dennis Foreman, Jon Roe, Dave to Toronto and come here to season to lift Calgary. The win the battle for second place in the Montreal and get beat both times. ’ ’ moved the Flames two points Smythe Division. In other games, Washington Winner Billie Jean dumped New Jersey 5-3, Boston ni|fped St. Louis 7-6, Philadelphia clipped Toronto 7-4, Quebec clubbed Los Angeles 7-3 and marathon decision Calgary edged Chicago 6-5. Capitals 5, Devils 3 knows about hurts Medoff’s firm. International Ma­ that amount. At Landover, Md., Bob Carpen­ BOSTON (UPI) — Promoter Training However, if the marathon were ter scored two goais and ^ o tt ' LEAGUE^ Marshall Medoff says will appeal a rathons Inc. held on a Sunday, rather than Stevens and Bob Gould added second ruling by the Division of Ms. Gold served as the hearing NEW YORK (UPI) - Playing another point admitted, ” It’s al­ Chris Evert Lloyd, almost reco­ Monday as traditionally it has been third-bdriod scores to enable Wa- Public Charities striking down a officer in the review of the case. hurt is a painful fact of life for all ways in the back of my mind that I vered from the flu that hit her Camp held, then the BAA would receive shingmn to extend its unbeaten contract for the Boston Marathon Medoff said it was "preposter­ professional athletes, whether would have been a sissy. An earlier this week, and Sylvia $600,000 and IM I would get all streak to six games and move tbe between his company and the ous" to call the BAA a charitable they are developing teens or Achilles tendon can linger on for a Hanika became the first semifinal­ excess money. Capitals three points ahead of the Boston Athletic Association. organization, and called the 15 scarred veterans. while and I would have felt like ists in this tournament, which Notes Attempts to have the Boston New York Islanders in the race for "1 felt the whole business of the percent profit limit “ ridiculous." " I f you know anything about such a puppy not playing.” offers a first prize of $80,000. Marathon held on a Sunday failed second place in the Patrick Div­ decision was really testing the "This is selective enforcement of athletes, you know they want to be "When you have an injury like Evert, the second seed, defeated and this year it will be run on April ision. New Jersey had taken a 2-1 V American system of political influ­ the law," he said. out there no matter the pain,” Andrea, you shouldn’t play,” King Bettina Bunge, 6-1, 7-5, after He said he felt the ruling wouid 18. a Monday. Billie Jean King was saying said. "But you don’t want to be a Hanika had scored a mild upset of lead on second-period goals by Don ence," Medoff said at a'downtown news conference Thursday. be a "hardship on legitimate Thursday. "Nobody’s forcing crybaby or a hypochondriac, and fourth-seed Tracy Austin, 6-4, 7-5, Lever and Steve Tambellini. The Sept. 23, 1981 agreement "The decision was obviously charities," and wouid appeal it them to play, but they’re like the promoters want you to play. marking her first success over the Bruins 7, Blues 6 between the BAA and Medoff political, made by a politican, for "for those legitimate chartities a. performers.” There’s a lot of pressure on you to young Californian in seven At Boston, Rick Middleton col­ developed after the marathon Royster upset political reasons,” he said. well as our own cause." King, who in her 39 years has play.” meetings. lected bis second hat trick of the became such a popular event that In upbplding the Sept. 9, 1982 The contract, signed on Sept. 23, endured three knee operations Martina Navratilova also played The semifinal bracket will bb season and seventh of his career to outside assistance was needed. has a career earned run average of decision of the Division of Public 1981 by IM I and the BAA, said if along with surgery on her ankle, with some pain Thursday night, completed tonight when King lift Boston. Middleton gave the By United Press International Medoff, (who under the contract 3.65 and 14 saves, nine of which he Charities. Assistant Attorney Gen­ Medoff’s firm raised less than recognized the struggle being but unlike Jaeger she made a plays Barbara Potter starting at 6 Bruins a 6-5 lead with his 46th goal was given exclusive use of the picked up last season. He was 4-9 in eral Paula W, Gold said Wednes­ $400,000 in one year and the BAA waged by Andrea Jaeger, her remarkable form reversal to over­ p.m. EST, followed by Navratilova and Barry Pederson added his Jerry Royster turned brave Boston Marathon and BAA Mara­ 1982, boosting his career totals to day that since the BAA is a agreed to accept such an amount, 17-year-old opponent, in an open­ come Hana Mandlikova 4-6, 6-1, against her doubles partner, Pam 42nd at 11:27 of the final period to Thursday and it may have cost him thon logos, opened the event up to 10-16. charitable organization it could not 15 percent would go to IMI. But if ing round match of a $350,000 6-0, in another opening round Shriver. Potter advanced with a make it 7-5. Bemie Federko scored his job in Atlanta. widespread promotion in connec­ Grubb, 32,. is a lifetime .280 enter a contract providing more IM I raised more than $400,000, it women’s tennis championship rngtch. The top seed revealed that 6-3, 6-3 victory over Wendy Turn- twice for St. Louis. Royster, saying he doesn’ t want tion with commercial sponsors. hitter, who came within a point of would retain all funds in excess of Thursday night. ^ hurt her back while shoveling bull and Shriver defeated Evonne Flyers 7, Maple Leafs 4 to play for Atlanta unless he has a than 15 percent of any profits to Jaeger, who had to pull out of a snow in New York last month, and Goolagong Cawley, 6-1, 6-3. At Philadelphia, Ron Flockhart, chance to be a starter, bitterly reaching that figure last season. tournament in Boston last week that it bothered her a bit in the The tournament is known as the Paul Evans and Darryl Sitter denounced manager Joe Torre’s The 10-year veteran appeared' in because of an injured Achilles opening set. Virginia Slims Championships of scored goals within a span of'2:06 decision to use him as a utilityman 103 games and hit three home runs tendon, was in obvious distress "Don’t make a big deal out of it,” New York. to break open a 3-3 deadlock and this season. while driving in 26 runs. after capturing the first set and she added quickly. " I played with NavratHova was unable to rec­ lift Philadelphia. Rick Valve’s 49th Royster called the decision "the Also, Houston Astros relief wound up losing to King, 5-7, 6-2, it in Chicago, Los Angeles and over after Mandlikova used two goal for Toronto had tied the game biggest injustice of my life,” and pitcher Joe Sambito will have to NFL owners decide 6-2. dropping the last 16 points and Dallas. I was a bit tight at the service breaks to forge a 3- 0 lead, 3-3 at 15:57 of the second period. said he was "extrem ely mad” and undergo a third operation on his double faulting three times in the beginning and Hana started like and it marked the first set she has Nordiques 7, Kings 3 “ disappointed with Joe Torre, his troubled left elbow April 1, but his Y Midget League final game. gangbusters, jumping all over my dropped since Dec. 17, snapping a At Quebec, Peter Stastny scored decision and everything else.” doctor still predicts a full recov­ She later said she considered second serve. Then I felt better and skein of 42 consecutive winning his 45th and 46th goals of the season " I know it’s not good for me to ery, the club announced. Sambito, defaulting several times, but at settled down.’* sets. and added a pair of assists to power disrupt the team right now,” said 30, who has not pitched since April The Jazz annexed the title in the Midget ley, Jim Zotta, Steve Sartor, Jim English. the Nordiques, who snapped a four- Royster, “ but I see I have to look 27, 1982, because of ligament Standing: Coach Kennard, Ray Smith, all draft on Aprii 26 Basketball League at the Community Y problems that required surgery in game wwnless streak. The loss out for myself. I feel strongly about this past season. Team members (l-r) Bill Kennard, Ron Cote, Scott Altrui, Jim was Los Angeles’ eighth straight the injustice that is being done.” July 1982 and again last Saturday, Mullowney, Coach Coveil. RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. draft. limit that was used in previous on the road and dimmed their Royster hit .326 as the Braves’ visited Dr. Frank Jobe in Vero Kneeling: Kevin Coveil, Charlie McCau­ (U PI) — The N FL owners decided The owners also are considering years. playoff hopes. left fielder during the final 10 Beach, Fla., for an examination. Thursday to conduct all 12 rounds moving the 1984 draft from late The owners voted to continue the Bench aware of talk Flames 6, Black Hawks 5 weeks of the 1982 season, when Jobe was "encouraged” but sche­ April to around Feb. 1. Rozelle said Biack College Coaches program in of their 1983 college draft on At Calgary, Alberta, Lanny Atlanta won the National League duled additional surgery in Los t m Tuesday, April 26. it was "conjecture” that the which coaches from black colleges McDonald scored a pair of third- West title on the final day of the Angeles April 1. TAM PA, Fla. (UPI) — Johnny Bench doesn’ t The draft originally was sche- owners will eventually move up the visit N FL training camps at league season. Torre repeatedly called live right. He’s only 35 and people are pushing him duled to be held over two days, draft but some straw polls among expense to study N FL programs. to quit. Gaylord Perry is 44 and Carl 'Yastrzemski Royster his "most valuable Among exhibition games Thurs­ •'■v- the owners have indicated that This is also part of the N FL player” down the pennant stretch. day, Toronto trimmed Boston 6-4, ''P ’’*’ rounds con- 43 and no one is pushing them at all. • ducted on each day. But the owners many of them want to keep the attempt to increase the number of Sports This spring, Torre experimented Montreal edged St. Louis 7-6, Bench is doing his best not to let it bother him. PGA play figured they will have an advan- draft in April. biack coaches in the league. by moving Bob Horner from third Texas blanked the Yankees 4-0, the "I'm sure I ’ll know when it’s time.” tage in signing players by holding Rozelle said the owners did not The N FL is also studying the No one ever really does, though. Generally, Parade base to left field and playing Chicago White Sox beat Pittsburgh discuss the matter at length but it switch from the use of film for the Royster at third, but he said earlier 8-1 and Los Angeles nipped Balti­ all the rounds on the same day. they have to be told and even then they have postponed They feared that the new United is expected to be the subject of games to videotape. The switch trouble believing it. Milt Richman this week he has decided to move more 3-2. f ' K lively debate at the 'Tampa would cost each team $360,000 At Winter Ha'^en.'l^'la., George '.■ fet f States Football League would "Some guys are writing I should quit,” says Horner back to third and Terry meeting. investment in equipment but the Harper and Brett Butler will Bell collected three hits, including ’’I' contact players who weren’t Bench, starting his 16th season with the drafted on the first day and try to The owners must also decide videotape advocates claim the compete for the final outfield spot. a three-run homer, and rookie Cincinnati Reds with whom he has had a Hall of by storms ■ get them signed before the second then whether to keep the 49- man quality would be much better than Fame career during which he hit more home runs Torre said he thought Royster catcher Geno Petralli added a solo day of the draft. player limit that was used in 1982 what the league currently gets on than any other catcher in history, won 10 would be most valuable to the team shot to lead the Blue Jays to The draft will begin at 8 a.m. or to return to the 45- man player film. consecutive Gold Gloves and twice was voted field ground balls out in front of him enough. His as a utilityman. ■ victory. PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - EST in New York and is likely to ' " I f I can’t start after what I did At West- Palm Beach, Fla., National League MVP. .917 fielding average, which Included 19 errors in Playing 36 holes of tournament golf last for at least 17 hburs until 1 a.m. Most of the suggestions for Bench to retire 228 chances at third, was among the lowest in the last season, I don’t think there’s Wallace Johnson slammed the the same day would be a grind Wednesday', April 27. It means that come from those who now see him as an league. anything I could ever do to start for first pitch by Kurt Kepshire over NBA negotiations anywhere, but at the controversial * ¥ teams on the West Coast must impediment trying to play third base for the ” I think I learned a few things about playing the Atlanta Braves,” said Royster. the left-field fence in the bottom of Tournament Players Club it’s a r begin making their draft choices at Reds, but there are others, more well intentioned, third last year,” says Bench, named to the NL marathon. "And if I don’t have any chance to the ninth to lift jhe Expos to a (L- 5 a.m. PST. who wopld prefer to remember him as one of the All-Star team 13 times as a catcher. start for the Atlanta Braves, I don’t wind-blown triumph. Consecutive That’s the “ chore” facing the Commissioner Pete Rozelle are staiemated greatest catchers ever. " I learned it wasn’t my favorite place and that want to play for the Atlanta Braves homers by Tim Wallach, pinch golfers in the $700,000 Tournament ' joked about the change, saying, Bench isn't blind. He sees for himself he isn’t it involves a lot of differeht glove work and ... I want to get on with my career.” hitter A1 Oliver and Chris Speier NEW YORK (U PI) — With just which has been a great source of Players Championship after the ' Look at it this way — it gives the same player he was in 1970 and 1972, when he reaction time than catching does. What I ’m going In other spring training news, against Jose Birto in the swth put eight days left before the strike revenue for the owners. The opening round was postponed from I'-t- I "i*. i ESPN 17 hours of consecutive led the league both years in hom?runs and RBI. to try to do this year is not let it become an John Mayberry, obtained by the Montreal ahead 5-3. Kelly Paris deadline imposed by the NBA regular season ends April 17. Thursday to today because of rain programming. It will be a treat for .\o one has to tell him he's not the same. Retiring obsession. I think it did last year and I didn’t enjoy New York Yankees last May from followed a single by Willie McGee Players Association, union and When the strike threat was first and it was decided to play the final ,. them. They'can show that instead the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange with a St. Louis homer to tie the league representatives are still posed, the players were asking a is another matter, however. the circumstances.” two rounds on Sunday. of squash reruns,” "I entertain the idea,” he admits, "but I ’m not Bench can’t say how much longer he’ll keep for first baseman Dave Revering score 5-5 in the seventh. guaranteed 55 percent of gross ” It’s a challenge,” said reigifing ' « '‘;r owners closed their annual bickering. and highly touted minor-league At Pompano Beach, Fia., Larry ( Z t 5 ‘ The NBAPA Thursday turned revenues and have come down crazy about it. There are days you think about it playing. U.S. Open and British Open 'i k meetings by deferring action on because things aren't what they used to be, what ” It depends on what happens this year,” he third base prospect Jeff Reynolds, Parrish’s first homer of the spring, down a league offer of a 50 percent slightly in their demands. Owners, champion Tom Watson, one of the the date of the 1984 draft and the says. ” I think it’s gonna be a good year for me.” was waived. Mayberry hit just .209 a three-run shot, in the seventh revenue guarantee over the next who first offered 40 percent, they're supposed to be, but I wouldn’t say it’s all favorites to win the largest first player limit for the 1983 season. KrenchickiVa product of the Baltimore Orioles’ in 69 games for the Yankees with inning gave the Rangers their four years and walked out of increased that proposal to 50 that way. 'There are m oreof the other kind of days place check ever given out on the Rozelle said they would discuss eight homers and 27 RBI. In eight victory. Rick Honeycutt, Ron negotiations when their 53 percent percent in the face of a waikout. and that's why you want to keep going.” system with a W of Brooks Robinson’s moves, PGA Tour — $126,000. “ It’s a chore these matters at a meeting in will fill in for Brack in the late innings of some spring training games this year, he Musselman and Odell Jones com­ demand was not met. Two years ago, Bench, who has caught 1,739 to play on this course. It’s like Tampa, Fla', on May 26-27. was hitting .267 with two RBI. bined on a three-hitter for Texas. The two sides met for only 20 games, more than any other receiver except A1 games this season-apd start at third base in day. playing a football game in a Rozelle said the owners also The Yankees are still obligated At Sarasota, Fla.,' Richard Dot- minutes. Lopez, Rick Ferreli and Gabby Hartnett, told the games following nigh't'g^mes. He hada fine year blizzard. Sure, everybody has to reaffirmed their college draft Huddv leading for Mayberry’s contract, which son gave up a run on four hits in Commissioner Larry O’Brien Reds he didn ’ t want to catch anymore. He thought last season, hitting .283 in $4 games, and feels play, but you’d rather^b^e ideal eligibility rules. They will continue runs through the 1984 season. It is seven innings and helped the White headed the owners’ NBA Labor he had caught enough. Bench took some unfair criticism. conditions.” v/ to forbid the drafting of under­ in pius-minus Sox defeat the Pirates. Dotson now ■Relations Committee, while play­ He wanted to keep playing, though. Never a "People ask me what I think about John playing Three-time champ Jack Nick- estimated it will cost the club about classmen unless they are forced to $500,000. . is 3-0 this spring and has given up ers Bob Lanier, Steve Mix and 10-secpnd man in the sprints. Bench’s decision to third and I tell them it was rough for him last laus, the only golfer to win the change by either the courrts or MUJN TREAL (UPI) — Edmon­ just two runs in 20 innings for an Junior Bridgeman of the NBAPA give up catching narrowed the choice to either season but there’s no reason he can’t come back 10-year-old TPC more than once, While the Yankees were busy legislature. ton defenseman Charlie Huddy, 0.90 ERA. Greg Walker and Marv Executive Committee sat in on the first base or third. and play well this season,” says the left-handed, feels the two-year-old course needs reducing their roster, the Detroit .This means that Herschel who skated part time for the Oilers Foley homered for Chicago. session with the association's The Reds were quite happy with Dan Driessen 28-year-old Trentonian. a “ mojor overhaul. Tigers and Texas Rangers were at Walker will not be eligible for the a year ago, turned in a plus-13 At Vero Beach, Fla., Mike general counsel, Larry Fleisher. at first. Also with Ray Knight at third. But they "Guys like me have been playing the ihfield all ‘‘They’ve made a lot of changes work reshuffling theirs. draft this April. In fact. Walker performance in his last five games Marshall hit his sixth homer of the Y Pee Wee League Fleisher was said to be in a traded Knight tolhe Astros for Cesar Cedeno in our lives and we make mistakes,” Krenchicki since last year (when he failed to Tbe Tigers traded right- handed will not be eligible for the draft to take a commanding lead in the spring and Steve Sax had two meeting Thursday night and was December of 1981. said. make the cut).,” said Nicklaus. relief pitcher Dave Tobik to the Craig Anthony. Standing: Patrick until 1985 unless he gets his degree N H L plus-minus ratings, tha singles, including a game- winning The Huskies captured the Pee vvot That made it possible for Bench to move to third "Everybody here understands he’s not gonna "But they’ve been minor in nature, Rangers in exchange for left- before the 1984 draft. Under NFL unavailable for comment. league announced Wednesday, hit, to help the Dodgers beat the Basketball League title this past season Sweeney, Peter Morelewicz, Jeff NBA players have set an April 2 last season. He gave it ail he had, getting help be a great third baseman, but we need his bat. He just bandaids. The changes lessen handed hitting outfielder John rules, a college player who doesn't Huddy, 23, held a plus-61 record Orioles. Marshall’s homer, giving strike deadline if their demands from All-Star shortstop Dave Concepcion and still can hit.” the penalties for bad shots, but Grubb. at the Community Y. Team members McGowen, Robbie Guliano, Mike Mar- have his degree within four years with two weeks remaining in the the Dodgers a 1-0 lead in the second are not met, a situation that could backup third baseman Wayne Krendiicki, but Listening to Krenchicki, I got the feeling he took they don’t help the good shots. Tobik, 30, has spent parts of five (l-r) Kneeli.ig: Mike Pascarelli, Scott chand. Coach Bill Masse. after entering school must wait an season, six points ahead of team­ inning, was his 15th RBI in 17 endanger the league playoffs. sometimes the new position played him. He didn’t the words right out of Johnny Bench’s mouth. "They- haven’t given us room to seasons with the Tigers totaling 3‘A Urgent, Greg*King, Joey Stephenson, extra year to ffe eligible for the mate Wayne Gretzky at plus-55 play,” -Nicklaus complained. years of major league service. He games. 1 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.,-March 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 25, 1983 - IS. Scoreboard FOCUS/ Weekend

Third period-^, Boston, B. Crowder 20 -^one. Total fouls— Washington NCAA SCllBdUlB Cerone; Honeycutt, Musselmon (6), (Fergus, Park) 2:09. 10, St. Louis, Jones Federko 22 (Ramoge) 3:35. 11, Boston, Chlcogo 22 Rebounds— Washington 46 Rost Regional (8) and Sundberg, B. Johnson (9). W— Cheap dates H o ck e y Middleton 46 (Pederson, O'Connell) 6:15. (Ruland 15), Chicago 42 (Corzine 12). At Syracuse, n .y . B a se b a ll Musselmon. L— Shirley. HR — Texas, • 12, Boston, Pederson 42 (Mid­ Assists— Washington 25 (Johnson 8), Sem HInals Por- dleton, Chlcogo 26 (Theus8). A—5,256. F r i ^ rlsh. •••••••••••••••••••••• Park) 11:27. 13, St. Louis, Federko 23 North Carolina (27-7) v x Ohio State (Reeds, Ramoge) 19:40. Penalties— (239), 7:10 p.m. A t Vero Beach, Flo. ______... OK, so you fust have $10 in your pocket, don't panic NHL standings Pederson, Bos, 2:58; Ramoge, StL, 7:37; Suns 112, Kings 95 Georgia (229) vs. St. John's (234), BoHImere S81MS80 — 181 Sutter, StL, 10:04. 9:40 p.m. ~ L^AJt^es 0101I0S8K-S82 Shots on goal— St. Louis 7-11-11— 29. Bassbill standings KANSAS CITY (9S) Final — Sunday, March 27,12:10 p.m. Davis, Speck (6), Stoddard (8) and Woles Conference Boston 19-11-12— 42 Dempsey, Nolan (6); B e c kw H h ,P ^ (6 ), im-- - Potrlck Division Goalies— St. Louis, LIut. Boston, E. Johnson 218 00 12 Nealy 01 OO a It’s Friday night — date Merlweother 1-3 22 4, Drew 216 1-2 17, MMemt Reolonal ExM bn Ion Baseball Howe (8) and Yeager. W— BeckwHh. L— would cost you w L T PtS. GF GA Baron. A t KnoxvHle, Terni. Dovb. HR— Los TUtgeles, Marshall. ,4 night — and the whole long $33 in a v-Phllodeiph 46 8 224 A— 14,015. X Williams 1-11 24 5, S. Johnson 1214 1-6 National Looguo 21 100 X5 27, Woodson 211 44 12 King 14 1-2 X Sem H Inals w restaurant will cost you y*Wo$hln0tn 3a 22 15 91 287 259 ^ ^ M o r d iM Montreal 12 weekend stretches out, in V'NY Islondrs 38 25 12 88 280 215 Thompson 26 22 IX Steppe 14 1-2 X Canadians S. North Stars 3 Loder 1-2 OO 2 Totals 40901224— 95. Kentucky 64, Indiana 59 St. Louis 7 x-PHtrikirih yx Kansas CHy, ppd., ndn front of you. under $10 if you don't mind v-NY Rangrs 32 X 9 73 288 269 Louisville 65, Arkansas 63 Los Angeles 9 x-PHtsburgh vs. Houston, can., rain New Jersey V5 47 13 43 210 P H O E N IX (112) doing the cooking and clean­ 315 Lucas 217 23 21, Nonce 40 26 12 Final San Diego 7 Sure, you’d like to do Pittsburgh 17 50 8 42 243 373 MinnOMta OI 2—3 Saturday M ontrool 2 1 2— 3 Kramer 27 22 X Davis 11-17 22 25, D. Plttsburofi 7 A t Orlando, Flo. ing up yourself. Adams Division Johnsons 14 02 2 7Vdan»5-92313,Macy <31-3> San Francisco 6 DolroH IM 121 881— 6 9 1 something big. Jet off to i i ® x-Boston 48 18 9 105 310 210 R rst period— 1, Montreal, Noslund Atlanto 88S47a883,cOll60 Actually, it can be kind of y-Montreal 40 26 212 0 0 12, Pittman 03 1-2 1, High 23 00 8 California for a dinner at 23 13 93 336 273 4. ScottI 7-3 1-1 5, White 23 22 6, ~ Z ~ ____ Now York 6 Dacko, Souder (5)(5), l^ h n lc k y*Buttalo 37 27 12 86 297 265 (Mondou, Picard), 10:02 % Montreal, M idw est R o fio n al fun if both of you share in the y-Quebec Shutt 33 (Robinson, Lafleur), 17:20. ThIrdkII11-21-2 X Totals 4 2 « 1225— 112 Clnclnnoll 5 ( 6), Fisherman’s Wharf. Book a 32 32 n 75 322 315 Kansas City 1911M19^K AtKonsasCIty, Mo. Chicago 6 Berenguer (8) and Ccntlllo; O'Connor, Hartford 17 51 7 41 2X 380 Penalties—Green, Mtl, 1:41; Bar­ S e n tiH n * suite at the Plaza Hotel in preparation. While the steaks rett, Phoenix M M X 17— 111 Phlladelphio 4 Schrom (7), Little (9) and Loudner. W— Campbell Conference Houston 3 O'Connor. L— Dacko. HRs— Detroit, are broiling, create a salad Norris Division Min, 4:03, Mandidi, Min, 15:55. Three-point goals-Davis. Fouled Vlllanova (237) vs. Iowa (21-9), 8:10 New York and order room Second period— 3, Montreal, Napier 38 out— American Looguo W L T PH. GF GA p.m. w dim,'parrlsh, Castillo; Minnesota, Hrbek, out of all the fresh vegetables y-Chicago 44 22 9 97 315 259 (Wickenhelser), 10:00. 4, Minnesota, None. Total fouls— Kansas City 24, Houston (232) vs. Memphis State (23 service. Throw a catered y-MInnesota 39 Broten 29 (Eaves, Hortsburg), 16:53. Phoenix 22 Rebounds— Kansas City 37 Milwaukee 12 GoeHl, Word. you have in the ci'isper. 21 16 94 X7 268 (S. Johnson 10), Phoenix 49 (Lucas 12). 7), 10:45 p.m. Chicago 12 party for 100 of ypur most St. Louis 24 37 15 63 271 297 Penalties— None. FhKH— Sunday, March X, S:X p.m. Toronto 24 39 12 60 276 316 Third period— 5, Minnesota, Maxwell 1 Assists— Kansas City 22 (Williams 12), Toronto 12 At Scottsdolx Aril. _ intimate friends. Even if steak is not your Detroit 40 (Povne, Roberts), 11:23. 6, Montreal, Phoenix X (Davis 6). A— 10,087. New York 10 Mllwoukee Ml 881 ^ — 917 8 20 15 55 245 312 West Regional Minnesota 10 San Frondsco 8M8M8M — 8 81 V choice, you can have the Smyttie Division Corbonneau 17 (Nllan), 16:29, 7. A t Ogdon, utoh But you’ve got $10 in your x-Edmonton 44 21 11 99 398 Montreal, Corbonneau 18 (Robin­ Detroit 10 Caldwell, Gibson (7), Anderson (9) and 303 Sem HInals Boltimore 11 Simmons; Krukow, Minton (7),Garrelts pocket, and payday is still a same kind of e.xpensive Calgary X X 12 72 303 299 son), . Blazsrs 104, Rocksts 97 M arch M 1 Vancouver 29 34 12 70 18:47. 8, Minnesota, Broten X (Douglas, Oakland 9 (8) ond Breniv. W— Caldwell. L— dinner on a shoe string if you 282 289 North Carolina State 7X Utah 56 Texas 8 week away. Isn’t, there any Winnipeg X 37 8 68 283 312 Hortsburg), 19:52 Penalties— Giles, Min, Virginia 9X Boston College 92 Krukow. Los Angeles 26 37 11 63 283 326 17:51; Walter, Mtl, 17:51; TremWov, H O U STO N (97) Calltornia 7 HR— Milwaukee, Ogllvle. inexpensive entertainment search the supermarkets for Cleveland 8 x-cllndied division title 18:13. Bailey 7-13 22 16, Walker 27 1-2 7, C. Saturday bargains this weekend. ^Shots on goal— Minnesota 7-11-10— Sedttle 6 At Tempe, Aril. around for you and your lady v-clindied playoff berfb Jones24004, Leavell7-132216,Teagle2S North Carolina State (2310) vs. Boston 8181M8M-251 (Top four In eoch division ouolify for 1-2 7, Murphy 411 OO X Bryant 2101-2 7, Virginia (294), 3 p.m. 5 CMcogo (NL) love? One woman said she once Stanley Cup playoffs.) Montreal 15-6-14— 35. Haves 213 44 20, M. Jones 02 1-2 1, Kansas City 4 Seattle 8820M8IX-451 Ttiursdoy's Results Goalies— Minnesota, Beaupre. Mont­ Henderson 24 24 7, Pou Itz 2-3004. Totals Thursday's Results Bordl, Brusstar (7) and Stimac; found a duckling with a F IN A L FO U R Montreal 7, St. Loub 6 Nelson, Nunez (5), Thonras (8), Babcock Sure there is, if you use Washington 5, New Jersey 3 real, 41-M12X97. At Albuquerque, N.M. broken teg in the super­ Quebec 7, Los Angeles 3 Wamsiey. A— 16,187. Los Angeles 3, Baltimore 2 (9) ond Bulling. W— Nunez. L— Bordl. HR your imagination a bit. If you PORTLANDdOS) Sem HInals Chicago (AL) X x-PIttsburgh 1 Phllodelphio 7, Toronto 4 $QtUT(lQy« A p ril 2 — Seattle, Edier, Bulling. market — and she scooped it Boston 1, St. Louis 6 Non 212 24 21, Thompson 4 11 2411, Texas 4, New York (AL) 0 think picnics are just for Flyers 7. Maple Leafs 4 Copper 21000 6, Lever 492411, Paxson Mldeost winner vs. MIdwestwInner Toronto 6, Boston 4 Montreal 5. Minnesota 3 E ist wlnner vs. West winner At Tucson, ArU. summer, think again. Dress up for the price of $2..5(). Calgary 6. Chicago 5 I21625X,Carr4102714,Valentlne490O Minnesota IX Detroit 6 son Diego 8MW8881— 211 1 8, Buse1-500X Norris 23004, McDowell Championship Milwaukee 9, Son FroncbcoO Cleveland 8M18111X — 5111 Broken legged ducks aren'i Frldoy’s Games Toronto I 21—4 Moisday, April 4 up in warm clothes — March (All Times EST) PhlladelpMa ) 3 2—7 1-1002 T0tals42862O24104 Seattle 4, Chicago (NL) 2 Lollar, Seoroge (6), Lucas (8) and all that romantic, but you get Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. Houston 19MMX— 97 Cleveland 5, Son Diego 2 Kennedy; Barker, Splllner (6), Walts (8) winds can be chilling — and First period— 1, Toronto, Derlogo 13 Portland M M X 17—104 Chicago at Vancouver, 11:05p.m. (unossisted), 6:52. 2, Philadelphia, x-PIttsburgh vs. KonsosCIty, ppd., rain and Hassey. W— Splllner. L — Seoroge. pAck up that old wicker the idea. Maybe you'll find a Soturdoy's Gomes Barber 25 (SIttler, Cochrane), 10:32 Fouled out— None. Total fouls — NITschBdulo Phllodelphia vs. Houston, can., rain Hartford at Boston, aft. Penalties— Higgins, Tor, 7:01; SInisalo, Houston 26, Portland 19. Rebounds— New York (NL) 2 Cincinnati 1 basket for a jaunt in the lobster who is missing a claw. Minnesota at Detroit, aft. Phi, 12:14; Frvcer,Tor, 13:15. Houston 43 (Bailey 13), Portland 43 Quarterfinals Friday's Oomes At St. Petersburg, F la . _____ St. Louis at Montreal Second period— 3, Phllodelphio, SIn­ (Thompson 11). Assists—Houston 17 ^ _ irmrsdoy's ResuHs (All Times EST) Cincinnati M18M8M— 118 woods. (Henderson 4), Portland 27 (Thompson Woke Forest 78, South Carolina 61 Los Angeles vx x-PIttsburgh at Quebec at Toronto isalo 20 (Carson, Marsh), 6:224, Toronto, Now York (NL) 0M8810IK — 148 Gay City State Forest in DINNER PREPARED, it s N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders Poddubny 28 (Ihnacak, Salmlng),9;59.5, and Lever 9). Technical —Hou^on coach Nebraska 67, Texas Christian 57 Bradenton, Fla., 1:X p.m. Power, Hoves (7), Hwne (8) and Pittsburgh at Washington Philadelphia, Carson 19 (Howe, Flock- Harris. A— 12,666. Fresno State 7X Oregon State67 Chicago (AL) vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Bllardello; Torrez, Allen (5), Sb k (8) Hebron is only a few miles time lor Ihe drama. Sot the Winnipeg at Calgary hart), 16:06. 6, Toronto, Volve 49 , , FrMay'sOame Fla., 1 :n p.m. and Hodges. W— Allen. L— Power. H R - table in the living room, in Edmonton at Los Angeles (Salmlng, Derlogo), 17:57. 7, Phllodel- Mavsrlcks 118, Clippars 113 Mississippi (19-11) at OePoul (1211), 9 x-Kansas City vx New York (NL) at New York, Foster. away. If you can’t afford gas phla, Flockhart 26 (Holmgren, Evans), p.m. St. Petersburg, Fla., 1:30 p.m. , front of the fireplace. Use 19:31. Penalties— Anderson, Tor, 2:53; Sem HInals x-PIttsburgh vs. x-Kansos City at Fort money, Wickham Park is AHL standings Clarke, Phi, 9:15; Bolley, Tor, 12:03; D A L L A S d IU Monday, March X Myers, Flo., 1:X p.m. even closer. Each park has your best china and some Salmlng,Tor, 15:14; Wilson, Phi, 16:59. Agulrre210210X,Vlncent7-100014,P. At Madison SquoreGorden, New York, Minnesota v x Philadelphia at Clear­ Third period— 8, Phllodlphla, Evans 8 Cummings250-06, Davls274618, Turner 6 :X p.m. water, Fla., 1 :X p.m. plenty of hiking trails to get crystal glasses to reflect the Northern (Flockhart, Howe), 0:17.9, Phllodelphio, 1-2224, Garnett1-21-23,Blackman2147-9 Championship Montreal vx New York (AL) at Fort Transactions light. W L T G F GA SIttler 41 (Barber), 1:37. 10, Toronto, 2X NImphlus 27 0012 Ransev 27 3 4 IX Wodnosdov, M ardi x Lauderdale, Fla., 1 :X p.m. that winter blood circulating x-Frederlctn 43 25 e 32B 263 Ihnacok 27 (GIngras, Fravcer), 9:03.11, Thompson 1-1245. Totols44-6530-37118. AtMadlsonSauareGarden,NewYork, Houston v x Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., again. Put the kids to bed and light Maine 36 31 8 314 290 Philadelphia, Flockhart 27 (Holmgren, SANDIEOOdll) 9 p.m. 1:X p.m. Baseball Nova Scotia 37 34 5 350 314 Hotfmever), 12:48. Penalties— Brooks 10-1925X, T. Cummings 11-2245 Milwaukee vs. Chicago (NL) at (Mesa, Chicago (AL) — Sent pitchers Bob through the galleries. some candles — and enjoy. Adirondack 34 36 5 309 323 Cochrane, Phi, 7:19; Clarke, Phi, 8:41; 26, Chambers 7-13 2517, Wood 7-13 2217, Ariz., 3 p.m. Fallon, Len Bradley, Keith Deslarlals Price is only $2 each. Moncton guises — courtly love, roman­ romance. If you need more sugges­ 31 35 7 272 284 McCrImmort, Phi, 15:46; Bennlng, "Tor, Holllns2122518,Anderson272X,Moore Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, 7:X ond Lorry Edwards, catchers Rick WALK IN THE WOODS A special exhibition on view If theater is your style, you Sherbrooke 21 49 4 265 345 18:51. 02000, Hodges 1-3002 Totals 47-911024 Local baskotball p.m. Sellhelmer emd Ron Korkovlce emd tic love, and physical love. Maybe it’s a romantic tions for romance on a shoe Southern Shots on goal— Toronto 8-11-9— 28. St. Loub vx Atlanta at West Palm 0(rttlelders Dove Yobs, Ccsev Parsons finished, spread out a blanket this weekend features Ameri­ won’t want to miss Shake- x-Rochester 43 24 8 356 303 O ailos X 27 X X 111 Beach, Fla., 7 :X p.m. and Dave SteenrKin to their minor-league There are plot twists and candlelight dinner that ap­ Philadelphla16-13-8— 37. and feast on a loaf of good can bathing suit styles from string, read the new Roir Hershey 37 32 5 286 284 Goalies— Toronto, St. Croix. Phllodel- SonDleao x x i i x i l l Boston vx Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 8 comp for reosslgnment. peare’s famous love tale plenty of mistaken identities New Haven 33 33 7 X 7 311 phla, Linditerah. A— 16,852. Total fouls— Dallas 27, San Diego X. Woman's Rbc p.m. Clndnnotl — Placed pitcher Charlie peals to your taste. If so. you ance column which debuts Binghamton bread, ($1.25), a chunk of 1900 to 1940. It’ll get you all set called "A s You Like It” 33 33 6 289 302 Fouled out— Brooks, Chombers, Hollins. Playoff action Thursday night ot Oakland v x Son Diego at Yuma, ArIz., Puleo on the 21-day disabled list, to add suspense. The produc­ need not dine in an expensive St. Cathorins 33 36 6 315 329 Rebounds— Dallas X (Aguirre, Black- 9 p.m. retroactive to March X. imported cheese, ($3.50), and for summer sun to come. today in. the Manche.ster Baltimore 31 35 9 Flames 6, Black Hawks 5 Mahoney Rec Center sow Travelers which opens at the Hole in the tion is set off with rustic 339 350 monOeoch), San Diego35 (Cummings 10). oust Heritage Auto Body, 45-22 while San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, DetroH — Tradod relief pitcher Dave four-star restaurant. Herald. Articles will explore Springfield ^X 39 265 297 ^ Is t s —Dallas 27 (Davls8), San Diego X Ariz., 9 p.m. ToUk to Texen for outfelder Johnny some fine wine, ($4.00). What And while you’re there, Wall Theater, 36 North St., in x-clinched division title (Hollins 7). Technicals— San Diego coach Cherrone's eliminated Mr. Steak, 38- Seattle v x California at Palm Springs, (Srubb. Elizabethan music which will a different facet of the feeling Thursdoy's Result CMcngo 28 3-3 32 could be more romantic?' why not plan to take in the New Britain tonight at 8:30 C alga ry 21 Silos, Blackman. Three point goals— Travelers, regulor season winners, ColK., 10 p.m. Los.Angeles — Optioned outfielder get you in just the right mood. TRY DINING in style at that makes "the world go ^ pringfield 4, Nova Scotia 2 Rrst period— 1, Chicago, B. Murray 7 Wood.A— X10X Cedi Espvimd catcher Gllberto Reyes to Maybe the two of you are adventures of Robin Hood p.m. Frldoy’s (Hornes wlH face Cherrone's for the playoff Sem Antonio ot the Texas League; And good news — the home. Splurge on a juicy Moncton ot Binghamton (Secord, (.ormer), 5:01. 2 Calgary, chomplonship Thursdoy night at 8 art buffs. How long has it 'round. " Jackson 6 (Reinhart, Bctdomon), 7:12 3, o'clock at the Rec Center. Basaball rssults optioned cat Cher Dove Sax,lntleliter Ross and his lady, Maid Marion? Adirondack at New Haven NCAATournamsiit Jones, outfielder Tony Brewer emd theater is perhaps one of the steak (under $3.50 a pound), a This week the topic is Fredericton at Rochester Chicago, Sutter 48 (Preston), 7:18. 4 Keren Gubblns hod 18 points and Jill been since you’ve been to the One of folk lore’s most SEE SOME of Shakes­ Calgary, Rlsebrough21 (Jalonen,Eloran- BlancuccI 9 for Trovolers whilo Bonnie pHchers Brtan HoHon, Larry WMte, Rich last of its kind. Admission is Hershey at Sherbrooke Hiursdav'sExhibnion ResuHs Roctos, Brett W be and Paul Voliit to couple of russet baking pota­ "Love at First Sight — Soturdoy’s <3omes ta), 18:36. Pen allies— Pepllnskl,Cal,3;27; Ksntucky 64, Indiana 59 Kilgore netted 8 tallies and Claudia Wadsworth' AthenCum in famous romantic couples peare’s most likeable charac­ Preston, Chi, 8:16; RIoux, Col, 17:00; Ahern and Kathy SItek 7 apiece for Albuouerqueof Podflc Cocat Leewue. by donation. Pay as much as toes (less than $1) and a huge Again." Next week join us foi' New Haven at Binghamton Sovard, Chi, 18:17. At Svosoto. Fta. Minnesota — Optioned pHchers Paul Hartford? Admission is only will be on the silver screen at ters romp through the forest Hershey ot Maine Heritage. Holly Billings and Gall you can afford for an even­ salad. Second period— 5, Calgary, Russell K E N T U C K Y (64) lamonaco netted 18 ond 13 points x-PHtsburgh 8MI 1 — 1 71 Gibson and Rich Yett, catcher Jeff Reed, $2, and you can spend virtu­ crazy romantic adventures Moncton ot St. Catharines 13 Hord 01 OO 0, Hurt 02 24 2 Turpin O CMcogo (AL) 81158188K-8118 designated hitter-outflelder Randy the Atheneum Cinema Satur­ as they humorously come to respectively (or Cherrone's while John­ ing’s entertainment and fan­ Purchased from your local designed to celebrate April (HIslop, Nilsson), 14:31. Penalties— 13 OO 16, MInnIefleld 27 1-3 11, Master 4 . Mory Cochran and Laura Petersen Robinson, Sarmiehto (6), Winn (8) ond ally the whole day wandering day and Sunday at 2 p.m. terms with love in all its Capitals 5, Devils 3 Ludzik, Chi, 6:02 Feomster, Chi, 12:40; 7 44 12 Beal 02 22 2 Beorup 45 OO 8, sank 12ond10morkersrespectlvelyfor Orth, Nicosia (6); Dotson, TIdrow (8), son emd shortstop Houston Jimenez to tasy trip through medieval grocery, ’the stea^ dinner that Fool's Day. Reinhart, Col, 14:21; Higgins, Chi, 17:35.. Walker 261-213. Totals 27-431015 64 Mr. Steak. Borolos (9) ond Foley, Skinner (8). W— doos AAA Toledo; sent pitchers Jack Third period— 6, Calgary, McDonald61 INIHANA (X) Dotson. L— Robinson. HRs— Hobbs, Mike Walters and Frank Eufemla N *w J t n c y 0 2 I— 3 (Jackson, Bridgman), 4:52 7, Chlcogo, WIttman 016 22 18, Bouchle 410 00 8, Plttsburiih, to the minor league comp oTAAelbourne, WiBhington o 1 4— 5 M w sh 6 (Higgins, O'Callohan), 6:33. 8, Blab 212 2917, Brown 26 22 8, Thomas BusinsssmBn Frobel; Chicago, Walker, Foley. Fla., tor reosslgnment. First period— None. Penalties— Brum- Chicago, Ludzik 4 (Fraser, Crossman), 24 OO 4 GlomI 22 OO 4. Totols 2250 9-13 well, NJ, 2:44; Novy, Was, 7:46; 15:24. 9, Calgary, McDonald 62 (Brldg- 59. Playoff for first place In the Busi­ At Whiter Haven, Fla. Verbeek, NJ, 17:36; Haworth, Was;17;36. mon, Konroyd), 16:32 10, Calgary, Halttime— Kentucky 32 Indiana nessmen League's American Division Toronto 8M1181M — 6148 Second period— 1, Washington, Now17 Nilsson 41 (Eloranta), 18:58.11, Chicago, 29. saw DIRosa Cleaners oulost Manches­ Boston 8 W 8 1 8 8 M - 4 7 8 Fouled out— None. Total tauls— ter Cycle In a thriller, 73-69, Thursday Morgon, Jackson (5), McLaughlin (8) (Haworth, Laughlln), 4:42. 2, New Fraser 11 (Preston, Lvsiak), 19:51. night at Bennet. Here s how to fall in love second time around Jersey, Lever 23(Verbeek,Quennet>llle), Penalties— Crossman, Chi, 9:21; Russell, Kentucky and Petralll; Eckerslev, Jlponte (6), Cal, 17:01. IX Indiana 17. Rebounds— Kentucky 21 J Im Connors hod 25 points. Bill Gorra Johnson (7), Burtt (8) and Newman. W— For (he next six weeks, (be Manchester Herald will 5:40. 3, New Jersey, Tambelllnl 24 14, Carl Bulouclus 11 and Peto Denz 10 Exercise. There are very few human beings who (Ludw ig, Low ), 6:57. Penalties— Shots on goal— Chicago 15-15-13—43. (Turpin and MInnIefleld 5), Indiana 23 Morgan. L— Eckerslev. HRs— run a new column entitled “ Romance!" in Friday's questions and then try to rediscover the excitement magical edge — and that one per.son is you Levo, Calgary 5-10-12— 27. (Thomas 7). Assists— Kentucky 11 (Mln- (or D IR osa's while M a rk Plekos netted Toronto, R a d io & T V really love to sweat. The rest of us can get plenty of you’ve been missing. NJ, 11:05; Bullev, Was, 16:26. Goalies— Chicago, Bannermon. Cal nletleld 5), Indiana 13 (Brown 6) A— 24 points and Bob Ploster and Stan Bell, Petralll; Boston, Stapleton. Focus. exercise by taking regular, and romantic, walks. Alexander 14 apiece for Cycle. Third period— 4, New Jersey, Verbeek gory, to 12300. That’s right — WALKS. Remember, you’re not HINTS FROM ROMANTICS. Jack H from 1 (Lever, MacAAIIIon), 3:41 5, Woshing- Lemelln. A— 7,242 Final standings: American Division: At West PMm Beach, Flo. 3) NOW IT’S TIME to re-enter your relationship Manchester Cycle 132, DIRosa Clean­ By Langdon Hill preparing for the 1984 Olympics. Pittston. Penn , will receive a frecextru-large’ I I,ove ton, Stevens 8 (Jarvis), 4:48. 6, NC8tatB75,Utah56 St. Loub 8H8M111-6128 TONIGHT with a renewed outlook. You may be amazed by how Romance!" T-shirt for his floral hint. "Every week Washington, Carpeenter 28 (Valen­ •••ggggggggggggggggggg ers 1 3 2 Fogarty Oilers 135, FItloromo Montreal M11M16I — 7 118 7:30 Celtics vs. Cavaliers, Sport- Special tq ll)e Herald Construction 135, Buffalo Water Tav­ Get out of your rut. You’ve heard it all before: To much better your world looks when you feel better tine, Rincon, Brito (5), Keener (7), Kepshire sChannel, W INF break out of a rut, buy some new clothes, change your come Friday or Saturday I buy my wife a red rose, or Bolmavist), 5:41.7, Washington, Carpen­ U TAH (56) ern 96, Manchester Police 39. (9) and Porter, Brunner (5); Lerch, 7:X College bcaketball: Ohio State QUESTION: is it possible to fall in love with the about yourself. You can transfer this feeling to your two or three carnations. ter 29 (MacKinnon), 7:24.8, Washington, Williams 7-51-115, Mannion 2101-113, Notlonol Division: Lodge All-Stars Grapenthin (5), Smith (7), Reardon (9) vs. North Carolina, E SP N hairstyle, get a new pair of glasses and, if you’re B a sk e tb a ll 135, Allied Printing 7-8, B.A. Club 310, same person again? — Lost Lover in Hurricane, partner by adding a little daily dose of romance (what With the flowers goes a card that reads. My Lady- Gould 22 (Langwav, Currie), 10:21. Wlnons 24 00 2 Hendrix 2-6 00 4, and Carter, Wleghous (7). w — Reardon. 8 Red Sox vs. Tigers, Channel 38 really serious (and really rich), check out cosmetic else?) to your lives. Penalties— Palmer, N J, 1:21; Carpenter, Robinson 412 OO 8, Cecil 1-1 00 2 Westown Phormocy 411, Morlorty L— Kepshire. HRs— St. Louis, Hernan­ 8 N BA: Knicks vs. Hawks, Chonnel 9 W.Va. Love is ... ’ and then 1 give a statement relative to oui- ••••••••gggggggggggggg Fuel 312, Sportsman Cafe 315. surgery. Yes, you’ve heard it. Now do it. Was, 1:28; Ludwig, NJ, 7:04; Langwav, Furgls 1-3 00 2 S. Hill 02 00 0, M. Hill dez, 8 Pro golf: TPC Tournament, USA It doesn’t have to be fancy to work, as Linda W. of relationship. For example, 'drying dishes while you Was, 8:03; Ashton, NJ, minor (miscon­ 00 OO 0, White 1-2 00 2 Rivers 1-3 00 2 Paris; Montreal, Walloch, Oliver, Speler, Cable ANSWER: Yes, it’s very possible and in some cases Grove City, Ohio, discovered. Bozner 1-2 OO 2 Totals 27-60 25 56. W. Johnson. wash’ or ‘watching our son play baskelbal ' duct) 15:51; Valentine, Was, 15:51. NBA standings Ssnior 9:X College basketball: St. John's — such as frayed marriages — it’s very desirable. 2) THE SECOND STEP is to begin feeling better "In our hectic lifestyle’we find it very difficult to Shots on goal— New Jersey 6-12-15— 33. N O R TH C A R O L IN A S T A T E (75) vs. Georgia, ESPN, WPOP How do you fall back in love? You can start by trying about yourself mentally. Try to: The cost is nominal, but the payoff is great It gives Washington 8-16-12— Ballbv 410 22 10, Charles 7-9 44 IX Standings: Donato's Lounge 12-3, At Pompano Boocti, Flo. College basketball: Memphis find any time alone without our three sons. We like to me great satisfaction to see the smile on my wife’s Goaltenders— N8w— Jersey, Low. Eortem Conferinci McQueen OO 1-2 1, Whittenburg 1013 7-7 Irish Agency 135, Green Hardware 39, N O W York (AL) 8M8M1M-841 State vs. Houston (taped), Channel 3 this “ Love at Second Sight” plan: Make a personal plan of action. Setting goals lets take advantage of Saturday morning cartoons. I’ll Wo- / Altantlc Division 27, Lowe 22 OO 4, Myers 01 22 2 Paganl's 2-13. Toxos 1M1M4IK — 498 1:Xa.m. College bcaketball; Vlllan­ face and the cards become treasured keepsakes ' Rowley, Eclekson (5), Shirley (7) and you know where you want to go. If you make a few feed the kids and turn on the TV, then I’ll take a nice shlngton, Jensen; (V-9,713. OB (Sannon 45 22 10, Battle OO 00 0, ova vs. Iowa, (taped), E SP N 1) START BY feeling better about yourself unplanned side trips, don’t worry. Just sit back and Send your suggestion or story (for example, what's x-PhlladelphIa i 58 10 .053 McCloln 1-1 OO 2 Thompson OO 00 0, physically. No matter how hard you try to change breakfast for two and take it back to the bedroom to your vote for the most romantic city in the world ") to x-Boston g 47 21 .691 Warren 00 1-2 1. Leonard OO OO 0, enjoy the ride. Here are three different goals from share with my husband. New Jersey M 43 26 .623 Densmore OO 01 0. Totals 26411022 75. New Orleans your partner into what you want him or her to be. it's me, in care of the Manche.ster Herald, Box .591 Nordiques7,Kings3 New York " 37 32 .536 Halftime — NC State X , Utoh 26. three different people: "I want to make people I lock the door and the kids never miss us because not going to work. The place to start is with yourself. smile.” "I want to be a good spouse.” “ I want to be a Manchester, 06040. I’ll send you a free "I Love Washington 32 36 .471 Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Utah 18, When you change yourself for the better you also the cartoons keep them busy. It's fun to climb back Romance!" T-shirt. All submis.-.ions become tlie Los Angeles Control Division NC State X Rebounds— Utah 26 (Wlnons set to join good parent.” 1 1 1 3 Milwaukee 45 25 .643 — 8), NC State 23 (Bailey 9). Asslshs-Utoh improve your outlook. Now is the time for all good into bed with breakfast and my wonderful husband. property of Romance! Quebec 2 3 3— 7 Try to remember the last thing that really excited (It helps to take the phone off the hook, too.)" First period— 1, Quebec, Palement 23 Atlanta 37 33 .529 8 13 (Mannion, Wlnons 4), NC State 12 romantics to come and to the aid of their body. (It’s not too late to sciu i.\ lo’ Ihe completely Detroit 32 X .457 13 (Lowe 5). A— 11,800 CHEVY TRUCKS you. (No. I don’t mean Tom Selleck.) Was there a That's an idea for Saturday. Now it’s your turn to (Goulet, Hunter), 4:44. 2, Los Angeles, Chlcogo 24 46 USFL in '84 Diet. Don’t worry about losing 40 pounds in four romantic 1983 Romance’ l‘ ■ ( a !id;ir. For your M.Murphy 16 (RuskowskI), 13:35. 3, .343 21 class in high school or college that you found add a little romance to the rest of your week. Cleveland is 51 .261 X NEW ORLEANS (UPI) you don’t lose an ounce, a nourishing meal will at least self-addressed stamped tr ■ I'lu.s 50 cents for Hamel, Que, 10:05; Taylor, LA, major, Western Conference CARTER companionship at church? Is there something that 4) AND FINALLY, decide to fall in love again. MMwosI Division — A community-owned make the pounds you have feel happy. handling, to Romance (. V u; care of the 10;12; Hardy, LA, malor (miscon­ ARKANSAS (6» you’ve always wanted to do? Ask yourself these There is only one person who can push you over that duct), W L V d . OB Balentine 3-6 1-3 7, Sutton 5-5 22 12 football team run by New Manchester Herald, Box .59t, .Mauvhostci 06040. San Antonio 43 27 .614 — 10:12; Price, Que, malor-mlnor, 10:12; Denver Klelne 013 5-6 21, Walker 5-11 07 15, Orleanians "o f the most Hunter, Que, malor (misconduct), 10:12; X 32 .543 5 Robertson 28 0-3 4, Norton 01 OO 0, Dallas 36 35 .507 7>/i humble sort of back- Korob, LA, 12:00; Hopkins, LA, 15:25; Kansas City Snively 02 OO X Kelly 23 OO 4. Totals IN STOCK TO NIcholls, LA, malor-mlnor, 18:30; Weir, 34 35 .493 e>/i 2048 1321 6X . ground” will join the Que, malor, 18:30. Utah 25 45 .357 18 LOUISVILLE (6S) Houston 12 57 United States Football Second period— 4, Quebec, P.Stastnv45 .174 X'/j S. McCray 7-12 35 17, R. McCray 251- Weekenders P o d flc D ivision 2 5, Jones 34 01 X (xordon 9-12 1-2 19, League in 1984 or 1985, (Hamel, A. Stastnv), 3:32. 5, Quebec, x-Los Angeles SO 17 .746 — CHOOSE FROM Wogner 012 OO 10, Hall 1-3 00 2 David 2 (Pichette), 10:25. 6, Quebec Phomix 42 X .600 9'/i said USFL founder Dave Goulet 54 (P.Stostnv), 13:34 7, Los Thompson 36 OO X Totals 3054 O10 6X Dixon. Angeles, Smith 10 (Korob, Holmes), Poland 60 X .571 ll'/i Holftime— Arkansas 37, Louisville 27. 14:34. Pe n oltle s— M olle r, Que, S ^ l e X X .571 ll'/S Fouled out— None. Total fouls-— Dixon, who holds the CHEVY VANS, S-10 BLAZERS, 1:06; Golden State 25 45 .357 X'/i Arkansas rights to franchises in Manchester Junior Women’s Club. Included in the committee will sponsor a performance of the fantasy Kennedy, LA, 9:07; Hunter, Que, double 23 47 .329 X'/i 16, Louisville 19. Rebounds— Arkansas 31 25/000 books for sale $1.50 admission will be a hot dog, potato chips, minor, 12:18;. L. Murphy, LA, malor xdlndiod plovoff berth (Walker 8), Louisville 24 (R. McCray 5). New Orleans and Hou3 REGULAR AND S-10 PICK-UPS, tale "Beauty and the Beast ” Saturday at 1 p m at (misconduct), 15:11; Wesley,Que,malor Thursday's Results Asslsts-^rkonsas 10 (Robertson 7, ton, said Thursday he will It's a bookworm's dream. Today and Saturday the beverage and cupcake for each child. filing Junior High School. (misconduct), 15:11; Weir, Que, minor, Washington 102 Chicago 96 Loulsvllle13 (WognerO) A— 12489. sell his rights to the So if the little ones in your family are just too excit'ed The stars? A troupe of marionettes from the m^lsconduct, game misconduct, Phoenix 112, Kansas City 95 EL CAMINOS, LUVS. WE GOT Field House on the Trinity College campus will be Portland 104 Houston 97 Houston franchise and transformed by stacks and stacks of paperbacks, to wait for the Bunny’s more traditional appearance Syrotiak National Marionette Theater. They are sure Taylor', LA, 16:12; Simmer, LA, malor Dallas 118, Son Diego 113 Virginia 95, Boston Collogo92 expects a group to start an hardbacks, collectors items, and curiosity finds for next weekend, teach them some bunny talk and bring to delight both child and adult — the whole family will 16:12; Hunter, Que, 16:12; Moller, Que, Friday's Oomes them to St. Bridget’s on Saturday. enjoy the event. (All Times EST) expansion teanQjhxthat THEM ALL. pLQS GREAT DEALS the 21st annual Hartford Smith College Club booksale. malor, 16:12. BO ST O N C O L L E G E (92) Third period— 8, Quebec, P.Stostnv 46 Cleveland at Boston, 7:Xp.m. city by next spru^,, ' Approximately 25,000 oldies but goodies will be for Ticket prices are $1.50 for students and $2 50 for (Richard, A. Stastnv), 2:34. 9, Los Utah at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Clcx-k 14 23 4, G arrb 315 310 25, With the proceeds from Niw un-ovn i«s> adults. Partial funding for the performance was New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Murphy 315 38 2X Pressley 48 36 11, sale. There will also be magazines, sheet music and Angeles. NIcholls 28 (Smith), 7:21. 10, M. Actons 7-22 45 18, O'Shea 30 30 X that sale, he said, he will provided by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts Quebec, Cloutier 27 (Tardlf), 7:59. New York at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. LUV DIESEL records. The club says the books are "truly Penalties— Price, Quv, 10:30; Ni- WiBhington at Milwaukee, 9p.m. McCreody 1-2 1-2 3, Tollev 36 30 X petition league directors underpriced,” and the club doesn’t always succeed in through the New England Foundation for the Arts. cholls, Detroit at Denver, 9:35 p.m. Primus 1-5 30 2 B. Adams 31 30 X Son Antonio at Los Angeles, 10:Xp.m. Totals 3478 2434 92 to allow him to create an> PK K

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Then it Hans Heinrich Thyssen- The baron — whose family fled colIe(ition of old masters," said the “ He hated anything modern,” said, admitting “there is a will tour Europe. All the museums Bornemisza reigns over an inter- Holland and took their paintings to baron. “ I like the 20th century the baron said of his father, "so snobbery about it. in Europe want to have it. Japan naticinal financial and industrial Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: "Dog Eat Lectures Switzerland in 1933 to escape Hitler artists very much.” anything painted after the 18th “ Now (the dealers) said you are wants to see it too.” empire. But his heart is elsewhere. Dog" through Sunday. Tonight and Saturday at — tried his own hand an artist at When the elder baron died in century he rejected. I first started too late. But I was also too late. I His real love is the collection of 8:30 p.m.; Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. (527-5151). one time, but now finds his 1947, his collection was divided with the 20th century.” should have collected them . 10 Simon de Pury, curator of Baron more than 3,000 works of art he has Trinity Square Repertory Theater, Providence, satisfaction in collecting. among his four children. The ' But it is his 19th century years ago. Now the cost of it is Thyssen’s collection, said the accumulated in the past four R.I.: “ Translations" through Sunday; "The Mark Twain Memorial, 351 Farmington Ave., The works being shown in the present baron has repurchased American pieces that have shaken expensive and it is difficult to buy a baron has an American decades, considered by some the Tempest" through April 10. Nightly except Hartford: "Victorian Wayward Women: Travel United States — in Oklahoma many of the original works in an European tradition. The baron is good painting of American art connection. Monday at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Soturday and as a Subversive Activity," Wednesday at 8p.m. at most important private collection through May 8 — include 46 in the world. effort to rebuild the collection. credited with being the first in because the American museums Sunday at 2 p.m. (401-351-4242). the Carriage House. Lecturer: Catherine Barnes landscapes by 19th century Ameri­ “ I started to collect old masters Europe to collect from that period are now collecting them and there "That is all I do,” he said of his ’’His grandmother was born in Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell St.: Stevenson, author of “ Victorian Women Travel can artists iciuding Thomas Cole, too and made my gallery open to of American art. which he said is are a lot of competitors. I think it’s Delaware,” de Pury said. "A Night of Improvisation" tonight and Saturday Writers In Africa." (257-0998). at 8 p.m. In college auditorium. (649-1061). 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Main St., West 7:10 with Personal Best (R) — High Rood to China (PG) two-hour television special Fri 9:15; Sat and Sun 4:45, Fri 7,9:)0; Sot and Sun 2:X, “ What is good about it is the Hartford: Sparky Rucker, ballads In Black folk 9:15. — Monty Python and 4:X, 7, 9:10. — FItzcarraldo anarketRESTAURANT NASHVILLE. Tenn. (U PI) - “ Louise Mandrell — Diamonds, money angle. I make a lot of tradition, Saturday at 8 p.m. (563-3263). the Holy Grail (R) Sun 3:50, Fri 8; Sat 2, 5 ,1. — Henry V Herve Villechaize, the 3-foot-ll Gold & Platinum." University of Connecticut, Storrs: New Music 7:10wlthEraserhead (R)Sun Sun 1 :X , 6:45 with The Temp­ money. But it costs me a lot of 2:10,5:25,0:50. est (PG) Sun 4:05,9:15. Draft Beer actor who plays Tattoo on “ Fan­ A pretty girl who spoke fluent money to make a lot of money. I Symposium Sundoy through Thursday In Von der Ctnastudla — Mephlsto Fri Vernen LUNGHeDINNER tasy Island," says he takes more French sat next to him. A waitress pay taxes, have an agent and a Mehden Recital Hall nightly at 8:15 p.m. and Sot 7:X,— RoggedyMan Cine 1 A 2 — The verdict SPEICALIZING IN: abuse than any other television took their order and returned with (486-2106). (PG ) Sun 7:X with Zoot Suit (R) Fri and Sat7,9:X; Sun 4, Miller or Lite bodyguard. I hate to tell you how (R) Sun 9:15. 7, 9:X. — Mr. Belden's W f >DBRIDGE PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB celebrity. the drinks. The girl picked up the University ot Hartford, West HarHord: fun­ Amazing Gasmoblle (G ) Sat much my bodyguard costs. It’s Celanlol — Shadow Fist SEAFOOD STEAKS “ People think because I ’m a star tab. over $10 an hour. For 24 hours a draising concert featuring Concert Orchestra and Hunter (R) with Black Belt and Sun 2. — The Lords of “ That’s the first drink I ’ve let a Furv (R) Fri from 4:X; Sot Discipline (R) Fri 7:10,9:15; and I ’m small that it’s fun to day, that's a lot.” Junior Symphonic Band of the community and Sun from 1. SaM :X, 7:10,9:15; Sun 1:X, SUNDAY BRUNCH provoke me," said Villechaize in a lady buy me in five years. I don’t The bodyguard bills are piling up division, Harft School of Music, tonight at 8 p.m. 4:15,7:10,9:15. [xMwivKni, n flo K rT^- thick French accent. “ I take more like girls to buy me drinks,” he for Villechaize and the series is Tickets at the door. (243-4451). West Hortlerd Children’s 1 Regular Menu Available snapped. Elm 1A1— The Verdict (R) abuse — physical and psychologi­ quickly losing the appeal it once Fri 7, 9:X ; Sot and Sun Z ^ 0 9 70-111 am cal — than anybody. People throw Villechaize was born into a East Hartford GLEN LOCHEN had for the actor. Like almost Eastwood Pub O Clnoma — 4:X, 7, 9:X. — The Lords of NEW LONDON TPKE • GLASTONBURY bottles at me. They try to run me prominent fam ily in Toulon, every leading actor in a successful The Lords ot Discipline (R) Discipline (R) Fri 7:10,9:40; France. He came to the United Fri and Sat 7:15, 9:15; Sun Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:X, 7:10, over with cars. It’s a sort of network series, Villechaize wants 9:X. OPEN DAILY 633-3832 States at age 16 on an art 7:15. prejudice. a raise. Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ The Movies — Max Dugan “ It’s fashionable to say I know a scholarship, and learned to speak nema — The Lords of Disci­ Returns (PG) FrI-Sun )2, “ I ’m not that interested in going 1 :S5, 3:X, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — midget. It’skindof likeapet rock. I English by watching television. He pline (R) Fri ond Sot 7:X, back. It’s going to totally depend 9:X, 12; Sun 3:X, 5:X, 7:X, The ExocIst (R) Fri and Sat hate that. I really hate that. People cleaned air conditioners and win­ on money. My decision will be 9:X. midnight. — Spring Break always want to pat me on the head. dows and performed other odd jobs based on how much they pay me. Showcao Clnomos — The (R) FrI-Sun 12, 1:35, 2:15, Your Choice to make ends meet until a friend Et Cetera Dutsiders (PG) Fri 1:15,7:25, 3:45, 5:15, 7, 1:40, 10:15. — M Girls are always asking me to sit Six years is a long time. 9:X, 11:25; Sat 1:15, 3:25, Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) Fri on their knee. It’s like I ’m a baby. saw an advertisement in the New “ I told them how much I want 5:X, 7:25, 9:X, 11:25; Sun and Sat midnight. — The HOUSE OF CHUN6 Baby Beef Liver I ’m 39 years old." York weekly newspaper Village 1:15, 3:25, 5:X, 7:25, 9:X. — Black Stolllon Returns (PG) Polynesian and if they don’t want it, that’s too FrI-Sun 1^ 2, 4, 6, t, 10. — Villechaize said he has always Voice. Bad Bovs (R) Fri 2,7:15,9:40, Featuring authentic Polynexian w/Bacon or Onions bad. I don’t need the money if I Sheraton, 315 Trumbull St., Hartford: WDRC 11:55; Sot Z 4:X, 7:15, 9:40, Enter the Drogon (R) FrI and Chinese tried to find roles that will take “ Wanted: midget to play police don’t have the time to spend it." Easter Bunny Dance to Al Gentile and his 11:55; Sun 2, 4:X, 7:15, 9:40. Sot midnight. and Cantonese Specialties advantage of his talents as an chief in off-Broadway play." — Tablefor Five (R) Fri 1:45, Wllllmontlc $3 9 0 In addition to money, he wants Orchestra. Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Jlllsen Sovare Cinema — F\(m< nmyks American actor, not as a midget. He auditioned, got the part and 7:45, 10, 12; Sat 1:45, 4:15, Fresh Fried Fish w • e # more lines. (678-9100). 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 1:45, 4:15, Sbphle's Choice (R) Fri 0:X, “ I put in my resume, ‘Don’t call has made acting his profession “ I ’m tired of doing the show Wadsworth Atheneum Cinema, 600 Main St., 7:45, 10. — Tootsie (PG) Fri 9 :X ; Sat ond Sun 2:X, 6:X, me to do elves, or Santa’s helpers,’ ever since. 1:05, 7:10, 9:45, 11:55; Sat 9:X. — lOto Midnight (R) Fr| raBTAU RANT Cocktail Lounge because what I do, I say, ‘Good HarHord: "The Music Lovers" and "Women In 7,9:10; Sot4:10,7,9:10; Sun2, Chicken or Veal Parmesan kOUMAg J A because every Christmas or every “ I wound up working in theater 1:05, 3:40, 7:10, 9:45, 11:55; morning boss. What is fantasy?’ Love" double bill Tuesday through Thursday 7:15 Sun 1;05,3:40,7:10,9;4S. — 10 4:10, 7, 9:10. — High Rood to % St. Patrick’s Day I would get a call, for five years,” Villechaize said. That’s it until the end. I don’t do and 9:30 p.m. to Midnight (R) Fri 1:35,7:35, China (PG) Fri 7, 9:15; Sot He did a few mov ies before he got 9:50, 11:45; Sat 1:35, 3:X, ond Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15. — Swedish Meatballs w/gravy ‘Hey, they need a little green man anything." Spring Bi^eak (R) Fri 7:10, his first big break — a role in the Greater HarHord Jewish Community Center, 5:25, 7:35, 9:M, 11:45; Sun 363 BR O AD S T. or they need a Santa’s helper.’’’ Villechaize talks about taking 1:35, 3:X, 5:25, 7:35, 9:M. — 9:10: Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:10, 1974 James Bond caper, “ The Man 335 Bloomfield Ave., West HarHord: "Gala" with Manchester Villechaize is a tough little guy, a six months off to travel around the music, food, and Broadway revue Saturday at The Klnoof Comedy (PG) Fri 7:10,9:10. Expiras March 31, 1983 179 TOLLAND TPKE. with the Golden Gun.” 1:45, 7:X, 9:X, 11:25; Sot Windsor trait he said he picked up by being world. He also is reading movie 7:30 p.m. (236-4571). Ploia — The Lords of 6 4 9 -4 9 5 8 That led to a pilot for “ Fantasy 1:45, 4:X, 7:X, 9:X, 11:25; OtiMr Discounts or Coupons not gimd with these specials MANCHESTER raised “ in the streets” of Paris, scripts and writing songs. In the Wethersfleld High School, 411 Wolcott Hill Sun 1:45, 4:X, 7:X, 9:X. — Discipline (R) Fri and Sat New York and Los Angeles. Island” and a six-year role as meantime, he is waiting to find out Gandl (PG) Fri and Sat 1, 7, 7:15,9:15: Sun 7:15. 643-9529 Road: craft fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 10:X; Sun 1, 4:X, S. — High “ I ’m tough when I have to be. I Tattoo, the sidekick for Mr. if he’ll get “ X-amount of dollars" Admission 50 cents. Roarke, played by Ricardo Rood to China (PG) Fri 1:1S, learned to survive," he said. for another year of Tattoo. 7:40, 9:55, 12; Sot 1:15, 3:X, REMOVE MINERAL Montalban. Goodspoed Opera House, Haddam: blrdwatch- The mini-macho image flared at “ I don’t have to be an actor to be Ing trip sponsored by HarHord Audubon Society 5:X, 7:40, 9:55, 12; Sun 1:15, BUILDUP FROM YOUR a Nashville hotel bar, where The notoriety that came with a 3 :X ,5 :X , 7:40,9:55, 12. TEAKETTLE by pouriag happy," he said. Saturday at 9 a.m. (635-4816). . Enftald Daily luncheon specials DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Eliioboth St., Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A 4 — Mox in half a cup of white Dugan Returns (PG) Fri 7:40, vinegar and one quart of Friday Night HarHord: Hartford Audubon Wildlife lecture 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:40,5,7:40, Caldor Plaza 649-5487 series; the Incredible shorebirds by Wayne 9:40. — Spring Break (R) Fri tap water. Heat to roUlitg Taycheck is almost cenfs-less Peterson, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. (644-2251). 7:10, 9:X; Sat and Sun 2:10, boil and let stand for oqe Speciais 4:X, 7:10, 9:X. — Tootsie hour. Pour out solution, fill St. Peter’s Church, Sand Hill Road, South (PG) Fri 7:X, 9:M; Sat ond with water, boil again and SAN LEANDRO, Calif. at the PG&E office in “ I can’t go to the bank Windsor: slide presentation of Israel and the Holy Son 2,4:X, 7:X, 9:X. — High Ocean Perch w/pesto ^5 .2 5 (UPI) — A retired Pacific Hayward. His wife, Peggy, had Land tonight at 7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door. Rood to China (PG) Fri 7:45, discard. Add buildup to and cash it,” he said. perhaps the best solution 9:55; Sat and Sun 2:45, 4:X, Gas & Electric Co. line­ The check read: “ Pay University of Connecticut, Storrs; Derek 7:X, 9:X; Sat and Sun 2:X, your budget by selling np- “ Everyone knows me to the less than nickel- man wasted more money to the order of R.A. West: there and they’d laugh me Walcott, West Indian poet and playwright, 4:40, 7:X, 9:X. — The Black longer-used furniture and Deep fried Rainbow Trout ^ .5 0 on gasoline to get his final One cent.” and-dime remuneration. reading from his works Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. In Stallion Returns (PG) Fri 7, appliances with a low-cost out of the bank. I was “ Frame it,” she said. 9:10;l Sot and Sun 2:X, 4:45, paycheck than was worth “ I spent a dollar on gas thinking about tearing it William Benton Museum. (486-3533). 7, 9:10. ad in C3assified. : Veal Parmagiana it. The check was for 1 to get there,” West said, up and sending it back.” *6.29 cent. “ And I don’ t know how THE PEMPERMCKEL. PUB R.A. West, who recently much it cost PG 4E to Excessuve abbreviations Ol MWaiKSTKK La Sttada West retired as a line foreman 471 HARTFOllirflD. i4S6ief process that check.” abbreviate results! Be sure tH O M C M E OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE N(o fiiur 5:30 AM - 10 HM Fn & gal til 1f for the utility, was tele­ West said he does not readers understand your NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB a n a r k e t aun til u P.M. phoned to come pick up know what he’ll do with ad by avoiding ab­ his final check this week RESTAURANT the check. breviations. yjyBs:a!t;$2.5o Man angered Rockville Higli Schcxjl« after seeing "I 5th Annual Spring

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SCRANTON, Pa. (UPI) [1^ ".Sinr*» 7 964” 2 Arts And Crnfts -SHOWN 88:- — Paul Mercavitch is 19M90 alive and well and more than a little perturbed OUTSIDERS Bwr A WiM A«4ll4W« I'l CbuntrgSqidrr that a newspaper said he Festival Luncheons 0/nners fiengueti Lounge wasn’t. m ZS0 fuurtferd rtM - manchestcr, ct. -SMOWNAfi. SPEICALIZING IN: Rt. 83, Ellington • 872-7327 Although the opportun­ Saturday. March 19S3 i;i»-TaA*x-itai 109-<>*6-1463 ity was one fate affords ewiiTi Monday & Tuesday 7 am - 3 pm few people, Mercavitch PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB Sunday. .March t7. 1983 Wednesday thru Saturday 7 am - 9 pm I HAPPY HOUR 3-7 Daily | said Thursday it was no TOOTSIE laughing matter when he Wickham Park will open MARCH in Dn Friday & Saturday Even­ SEAFOOD STEAKS (Free Side Order w/1st Drink 5 read his obituary in the 10:00 a.m. 149 3:00 p.m. -moiimnri. ing and get a free glass of wine w/your for the season on April 2nd. entree. - local newspaper. hw 111 tl.l.lWJtJ.l.l.i.i.ij.ij| “ It’s starting-to bother Rockville Hit ;h School Help Us Celebrate Our ]9 th Anniversary m e." said Mercavitch, 27. HOURS; Daily, 9:30 A.M. until dusk. Loveland Hill F d., Vernon “ What about my rela­ [ i V ^ I Q H T ^ SUNDAY BRUNCH tives? They, thought I was Come and enjoy our 200 acres. SUPER SAVER MENUS dead. It didn’t even dawn 0«'cr 30 Authentic .tmcric. (Mon.-Thurs., 5:30-8:30; Fri. & Sat. 'til 6:30) on me to call and tell them.” Facilities for picnics and outinc.s PIANO’S Children's & Regular Menu Available •Veal Parmesan The Scranton Times re­ 5 Tennis Courts Admission: $l.50 RT. 6 &44A BOLTON RES. CALL 643-2342 5.95 ported Wednesday that Children's Play Areas Mercavitch died Tuesday 2 Softball Diamonds ■SSSSSSSBm, FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY SPECIALS lb. Sirloin Steak 6.95 after an illness at Clarks Shuffleboard Courts Petting Zoo and Summit State Hospital, a Exotic Birds and Mini Zoo niumnvi AlaskMiKIgi fn IP mental institution near Oriental Gardens Club & Class Booths GLEN LOCHEN •Baked StuffedShrimp 7.95 Scranton. Walking Trails -9HOWN«ri- CRABMEAT CASSEROLE NEW LONDON TPKE • GLASTONBURY On Thursday, the news­ Refreshments in The Cabin J.:^rH8-i8(>e-nai •Filet of Sole 5.25 paper apologized and said Free Parking ^ F F E D SHRIMP |8.95 Mercavitch "has been the Also: More Specials: A La Cartel victim of a vicious WICKHAM PARK Sponsored by ■ a d io v s q b ] prankster.” V EU CORDON RIEU *0.95 OPEN DAILY rW SSs Menu, Child’s Menu, 10% Senior] "Isn’t it terrible?" said 1329 West Middle Turnpike -Mownivi- Citizen's Discount Mercavilch’s mother, ^^Classof 1983^ ■HU Make Your Eaater Ann, who learned about Manchester, Connecticut Dinner Reaarvallona Now! 633-3832 the prank when a friend called to offer condolen- 528-0856 -SftWfL 1H4-Td 1-IIHi 1 6 - MANniKSTi':n h i:i; m i>. i-ii. M;uvI> nm;i MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25. 1983- 11 Photo cell use Advice About Town Thoughtless hikers could change Young drug offender Bloodmoblle at Concordia “ mmnnlty Red Cross Bloodmobile will b* constant trouble ^ e s d a y front 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Concord! energy outlook . Lutheran Chiirch on Pitkin Street. should think of future ' r«r '•'•'®‘'e is ah urgent net N for O negative and AB negative types of blood. For for rescue squads ap^lntment call 643-5111. Walk-in donors ai CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — Continued cuts in welcome. cost will make the use of photovoltaic cells — the DEAR ABBY: As a Bv AAillv McLean in the area to die in the line of duty. equipment that converts sunlight into useable power captain in our local police ♦ United Press International Hugh Herr, 17, and Jeffrey Batzer. — increasingly common and alter the world’s energy department, I have wit­ 20, suffered severe frostbite that cost outlook, analysts predict. nessed countless trage­ Breakfast at Second Church CONCORD, N.H. (U PI) - If you go them parts of their extremities, Herr’s "The key to (expansion) is clearly cost reduction,” \ dies due to drug-related mountain climbing, be a Boy Scout and legs were amputated six inches below said Christopher Flavin, a senior researcher at crimes, suicides, etc. D e a r A b b y The dearans of Second Congregational Church will Be Prepared — for anything. And if the knee while Batzer, 20, lost parts of Worldwatch Institute in Washington. You ran an extraordi­ sponsor their annual Palm Sunday breakfast on vou’re going off the beaten track, make his fingers. nary column entitled He said the cost of producing large amounts of / Abigail Van Buren kHehen wfiiJ® Dlckenson is in charge of the lure someone knows your plans. Rescue workers still debate whether power is still too high to compete with more “ Listen to the Judge” and M % ice f^reeman is in charge of dining room The people who rescue lost climbers the climbers were negligent. conventional sources, but noted that the price has back in July 1972. That : New Hampshire’s rugged White "They made two different decisions ■ Weinberg, deputy mayor of Manchester been declining by 50 percent every five years. column was not only a mountains don’t mind performing good that spelled disaster," said David Photovoltaic cells capture sunlight and make it a public service, it might and state director of the Friendship Force, will speak deeds in 80 mph winds and bone- about her recent trip to Russia. Warren of the Appalachian Mountain useable energy source. They are most strikingly have saved a few young chilling cold in a real emergency: an Club. "They changed their route visible as solar panels used to heat homes and are lives. ice climber slips and falls, an ava­ without telling anyone, and they left year. becoming an increasingly common power source for 'a I hope you will run* it drugs, and the people in lanche begins unexpectedly, someone some heavy equipment behind — watches and calculators. again. If you do, I thank “ This is what's wrong. whose custody you'll be has a heart attack. Hospital displays at library UPI photo leaving them unprepared for a night on One firm, Arco Solar, a subsidiary of Atlantic you from the bottom of my They get sentenced. They won't be on drugs. But sometimes an inexperienced and the mountain. Richfield, suprised many, earlier this year by heart. get sentenced for a "Your astronauts are The cWld life department at Manchester Memorial thoughtless hiker is unprepared or “ It’s a bittersweet experience. Two claiming it could produce solar modules on a large C A P T . S T A N L E Y J. lifetime. not on drugs, and your Hospital will have special displays for children ‘Boom Boom’ banned changes his course without telling scale for a price of $5 per peak watt. The industry JANUS, "You serve a year. president is not, and your Mginning Monday at the hospital and Mary Cheney anyone. When volunteer rescuers have people managed to stay alive and one person is killed ” average ranges between $9 and $10. LACKAWANNA POLICE Your body is in the stock­ legislators are not. Library. San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein last week signed into law to risk their lives to bail this kind of From energy plants to calculators. Flavin said DEPT., ade for a year, but their “ And your engineers The ^splays will feature drawings done by children a measure banning candidates in city elections from using silly climber out of trouble — which could Hastings said the Pennsyllvania during hospitalization as well as surgical garments hikers did some things he considered those involved in the diversifying field think of LACKAWANNA, N.Y. souls are tormented for a who build the bridges that names. The law was aimed primarily at "Sister Boom Boom," have been avoided — they get under­ photoyoltaics as not "just a new energy source, but lifetime. Why? Because you drive across and the and hospital photographs. The displays are meant to standably angry. “ stupid" — including hiking on the (consider) the way they may transform the way we DEAR CAPTAIN JA­ you are a selfish, spoiled tunnels that you drive .allevtate some of the fears children have about a above, who finished 9th out of 24 candidates in the elections last summit of Mount Washington without live, the way we do business.” NUS: I agree. It’s worth a boy, that's why. through are not on drugs, hospital stay. fall for the city Board of Supervisors. The new law is known RICK WILCOX, coordinator of the really knowing where they were going. 2 He said photovoltaic technology could be one of the rerun, and here it is; "There is no punish­ and those who build the M w y Cheney Library also distributes a list of books unofficially as the “Sister Boom Boom Law.” small Mountain Rescue Service of Wilcox .says, "They were good largest growth industries in the late 20th centuries, ment in the world that I planes that you fly in and which help to prepare children and their parents for a North Conway, puts it this way: “ We’ll climbers, but they were unfamiliar but America may not be able to maintain its UPI photo DEAR ABBY: Re­ could inflict upon you that the cars that you drive are hospital stay. help anyone. But we’re not kamikaze with the White Mountains. Were they dominance in the field. cently, a 17ryear-old Flor­ could in any way compen­ not. about it. We’re not going to kill of three negligent or did they have bad luck? He told researchers and entrepreneurs Thursday SHANNON GRAVES.9. READS FOR TUTOR RON HILL ida iMy pleaded guilty to sate for what you are "Neither are those who rescue guys in an effort to save My opinion is that they had bad luck” that Japanese and Eurpoean firms were working hard possessing hallucinogenic doing to your mother and build the bathrooms that Scoop supper at Grange 'Priest' pleads innocent someone. ’The hikers have a responsi­ to capture a big chunk of the photovoltaics market. .. . at Tacoma Park Elementary School, Tacoma Park, Md. drugs. He also had been father. I have not spent 5 you stink up with your bility to take care of themselvles. FISH AND Game Capt. Henry Mock Flavin, who wrote a lengthy analysis on the subject charged with violence to­ cents raising you. I didn't lousy, rotten drugs. Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills St., East Hartford, will BOSTON (U PI) — A Boston man He was arrested Wednesday in Probably the most controversial said the most blatant example he for Worldwatch in December, told entrepreneurs and ward a Miami Beach know you from Adam. But “ None of them have have a scoop supper Saturday at 6 p.m. Foods will be pleaded innocent to charges he front of the Ansonia Elderly Club rescue ever made in New Hampshire’s remembers of a hiking mistake in­ bilked 15 companies out of thou­ after he passed a phony $1,200 check 5 researchers attending the three-day conference that police officer. your mother and father been on drugs, and thisjs served buffet style at 25 cents per scoop. There are no mountains involved two Pennsylvania volved a young couple who went winter American firms, who controlled 80 percent of the J^ge Alfonso Sepe have put their lives, their because of people like tickets or reservations. sands of dollars of food and liquor by to a truck driver for a shipment of ice climbers who were saved two climbing without leaving a note — one market two years ago, only have 60 percent today. 'Internal light' - sentfiiced the youth to one hearts, their sweat, their your mother and father. posing as a priest arranging church shrimp, police said. winters ago after surviving several of the worst errors a climber can make, He noted that government involvement in the solar year in the county stock­ money and everything "But in the world of the socials. days in wind chill factors of at least 100 he said. power has been declining in the United States while ade and four years’ proba­ else they have into bring­ future,” Sepe went on, Robert Owens, 33, Thursday was Deputy Poiice Superintendent Ed­ degrees below zero on 6,288-foot Mount The young man and woman "took increasing in Japan. tion. The comments of the ing you up. And now they “ the same may not be Dress for success held on $2,000 bail at Charles Street ward Walsh said Owens allegedly Washington, the tallest mountain in the shelter in a culvert near Mount Jail after the Boston Municipal conned fish, meat and liquor com­ American funding hit a high of $160 million when judge so impressed me have to sit in this cour­ true. Teachers, doctors, The Hartford Civic Center will present a spring Northeast. Jefferson. A terrible storm set in. We aged blind teach kids Court hearing. The case was con­ panies out of up to $20,000 in goods President Carter was leaving office. Flavin said the that I ordered the trans­ troom and listen to a total lawyers, legislators — fashion preview Monday and Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. in Albert Dow, a rescue worker, was hunted for four days. We had no idea Reagan administration has cut that to $58 million this cript from the court repor­ stranger, who had nothing products of the new drug- the Center Court. tinued until April 22. since last fall. killed in an avalanche while looking for where they were. We had to cover the year. The Japanese government, by contrast, now ter so that I may read it to to do with your upbringing oriented generation — Sally Middleton, fashion coordinator, will be the two young men — the first rescuer entire Presidential Range." sinks about $30 million into direct funding in its my own children. scold you and put you in may well be high as kites.. available each day after the show to answer questions Operation Sunshine and Flavin said it probably reading, much more Your column is so jail. "You won’t know whom and offer tips on "success dressing." spends almost as much in indirect costs. widely read I am sending "This is at a time when to send your child to, or The event is free and open to the public. Tiny, but powerful The first crystal silicon solar cell capable of you the "lecture” Judge phony kids your age are whom to trust your life yourself.” converting sunlight to electricity was developed by By Maggie Jackson Sepe gave that boy in the yelling, ‘You adults have to.” "The children learn a great deal Bell Laboratories in 1954 and originally used as a United Press International presence of the grieving your alcohol, we want our Sepe sighed and closed more from the program than reading,’ ’ power sources for satellites. Today, communications parents. I hope you will drugs; you have polluted the case file. says Leslie Chepenick, director of the Bowers science fair winners N O W C P aft m a V PeVO l U tiO H jZG S a i l b O a t S systems are still the most common application for the WASHINGTON — For three years, publish it and give it the our water and our air, you "L e t’s see. what kind of Retired Senior Volunteer Program, The winners in the 11th annual Bowers School # cells — accounting for a third of the uses. Lillian Miller has visited a Maryland national forum I think it have polluted this and world you Kave to your which works in conjunction with science fair presented at the school recently are the elementary school twice a month to deserves. that,' and all the rest of children,” 'lie said, “ be­ following: tutor slow students in reading. Internal Light in Maryland. "It lets the MRS. A.L. CATES, NEW YORK — Atiny craft that could Durham was designed by Ron Latham. commercially successful, it might get the garbage that comes fore you talk about the Grades 4 and 5 individual projects; Sarah These rigs are easier to handle than Mrs. Miller, 83, is blind. children learn that handicaps aren’t MIAMI, FLA. out of your mouths. point the way to a revolution in the Its area is only 27 square feet.\ naval architects and sailboat conventional rigs and perform as well something to be afraid of or ashamed world that we left to Funkenbusch, first; Billy Brown, second, and Melina "A t first, I asked, 'How in the world "Meanwhile, you put sailboat industry has just been Twelve-foot boats with conventional manufacturers to turn their attention or better, but they are every bit as large Sweetner tested of. ours.” Quaglia, third. Honorable mention went to Jonathan can I help a child to read when I can’t DEAR MRS. CATES: introduced by a Durham. N.C.. rigs carry anywhere from 55 to 90 .^0 the wingsail. yourselves above everyb­ Eastwood, Erica Pagliuco and Brian Schwarz. as conventional sails and some naval even read myself?’" said Mrs. Miller. "It definitely changes the lives of the Rarely do I devote an manufacturer. square feet of sail. ody else. I feel sorry for Every teen-ager should Group project winners were Liz Cleaves and >0 far, the industry’s reaction to the architects thihk they do not nearly "But they explained how I could senior citizens, too.” entire column to one let­ It is the first true wingsail to be The wing consists of a rigid, you. ■ know the truth about Shannon Kaulback-Lucas, first; Renee Lemieux, idea^as been indirect and tentative. achieve the potential of the true listen to them read out loud and help ter, but I agree, this is offered commercially. three-sided fiberglass frame, a wingsails. as cavity fighter Most of the senior citizens lost their “ I want you to think of drugs, sex and how to be Jennifer Clark and Tara Moynihan, second, and The unsupported mast, made of strong them when they hit a word they don’ t worth it. Here it is: The wingsail differs from lightweight metal mast and a Dacron sight gradually and late in life. this for one year, and the happy. For Abby’s boo­ Karen Holmes, Whitney Burke and Debbie Johnson, materials such as carbon fibers or Although Latham’s wingsail for the M understand." conventional sails by being rigid or sail that sleeves around the mast and is ” As well as blindness, they are Judge Sepe spoke di­ reason why I say it: klet, send 12 and a long, third. expoxy-laminated wood, is being used little 12-footer is easy for one person to FARMINGTON (UPI) — Researchers say the Her visits to the Takoma Park School semi-rigid. It looks like half of an stretched taut. The whole wing rotates coping with aging problems, like a rectly to the youth and " I f you are sick, a stamped (37 cents), self- now in a number of new cruising raise and take down, a significantly sugar substitute saccharin may have an unexpected are part of a unique program called Honorable mention went to Chris Hanson, Debbie airplane wing stood on end. Its boosters on a pylon mounted amidship in the change of residence, or death of a said, "D o you know who is doctor will treat you nd he addr^sed envelope to: yachts. Many of these masts rotate and larger wingsail would need gear for side effect — the artificial sweetener may be useful in "Internal Light,” which helps elderly Hennequin and Kerry Bernier. . say it can give the same driving power boat and is raked aft about 20 degrees. spouse,” Mrs. Saile says. “ There are going to serve that year? won't be on drugs. The Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. some of them are not cylindrical but fighting as well as reducing tooth decay. blind people learn to cope with the loss Grades 5 and 6 individual project winners were as a conventional sail twice its size. Up to now, true wingsails have been raising and lowering it at the boat’s horrendous things happening at this Not you; your mother and lawyer ^ho represente Box 38923, Hollywood, are built like narrow wings presenting mooring or at the approach of a storm The researchers at the University of Connecticut of their sight. Mike Brown, first; Chere Torsiello, second, and Ryan The wingsail also enables a boat to used only experimentally, on large time and then to lose your vision, too.” father will serve that you won't be high on Calif. 90038. a leading edge like an airplane wing to when underway. “This might prove School of Dental Medicine said Thursday that tests on Not only do the children benefit from Patulak, third. Honorable mention went to Heather sail almost directly into the wind, is racing trimarans and as fuel-saving The majority of blind Americans are the wind. more difficult than with conventional laboratory rats who were fed saccharin showed they her visits, but Mrs, Miller has learned Titus, Becky Fairweather, Kevin Coveil and Mindy easy to set up and control, requires no auxiliary windpower on smaller ocean over 60, according to Mrs. Saile, most Addabbo. sails. had 31 to 42 percent less tooth decay than other rats, that she has not lost her usefulness. wire stays or deck hardware and cargo motor vessels. The wings on These indirect approaches to the true A of the having lost their sight from Group project winners were Jodi Widmer and Eric although the diets for all rats were heavily sugar^. " I t ’s as good for me as it is for the diminishes a boat’s tendency to heel those boats were too cumbersome to be wing employ either sails that sleeve The potential is there, but yachtsmen incurable diseases. Widmer, first; Elizabeth Cooney, Leah Feshler and "It would seem appropriate now to examine children,” she says, “ It’s a warm and AAother of 3 asks how over in the wind. considered suitable for ordinary around the mast or sails that contain are notoriously conservative, so if the To help the elderly confront their Kristen Perry, second, and Janice Freschlin and The wingsail for the 12-foot boat whether saccharin also plays a role as a subtle decay friendly atmosphere.” ■ganger at being blind and their fear of monohull cruising or day sailing boats. full-width fiberglass battens that wingsail revolution comes it won’ t Tracy Shorts, third. made by Fiberglass Unlimited of inhibiting agent in humans,” said Jason Tanzer, Four programs now operate in living alone,” Mrs. Saile invites If Latham’s 12-footer proves flatten it and make it semi-rigid. come suddenly. professor of oral diagnosis. Maryland, and another satellite pro­ Honorable mention went to Jeff Burnett, Janet professional counselors to lead Burnett and Paul Germond; Robin Muro, Jennifer Tanzer and Andrew Slee, his collaborator and at the gram was started in September in the discussions. time of the study an assistant professor of oral District of Columbia by Evelyn Saile, to please her husband Zawistowski; Robin Hence and Diane Strothers, and Mrs. Saile teaches them they can do Jenny DeBico and Kimi Cherko. diagnosis, first discovered saccharin reduced the the real force behind Internal Light. anything that a sighted person can, growth rate of streptococcus mutans in test tubes. The fair was sponsored by the Bowers PTA and was “ I want the senior citizens to realize except drive a car, and they can lead DEAR DR. LAMB: I Puerto Ricans feel unloved - by tourists organized by grade 6 teacher Robert V. Borello. This Then they found saccharin inhibited the emergence that they can give to the community, am 39 years old and have independant lives. year 87 entries were submitted by 130 students. in the mouth of the mutans bacteria, which is the not just take," she says. "Many have had three children and In fact, the term ’’visually handi­ Judges were school principal Ray Gardiner, prime cause of tooth decay. It was the first such test on had to depend on social services.” capped” angers her. several miscarriages. By Nicholas Madigan Three of the capital’s most presti­ begun last year to improve the "not promoted properly." a living animal. assistant superintendent of schools Dr. G. Fitzgibbon, In 1972, Mrs. Saile, who is not a senior "Blindness is not a handicap,” says About four years ago I had United Press International gious hotels have undergone extensive performance of workers in tourism- The tourism company would dis­ Tanzer said the decline in cavities in recent years in Manchester High School science teacher Dr. A. citizen herself but whose husband is Mrs. Saile, whose husband is a labor to have a vaginal hyster­ remodeling at a cost of approximately related jobs. agree, pointing to a slick, $900,000 the United States and western Europe might be partly Your Health Rennert, teacher R. Widmer and United technologies blind, became director of a small economist. "It is an inconvenience.” ectomy. I have been mar­ %• SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) — $3 million each: El Convento in old San As part of the campaign, the advertising program in the United due to the widespread use of saccharin. research engineer J. Farina. program at the Jewish Community Beneath the surface of Internal Light ried for 20 years. Some Puerto Ricans are singing the Juan, once a monastery; the Holiday government-run tourism company set States, Company I officials, however, Slee is now senior research biologist at the Lawren(» Lamb, M.D. Center in Rockville, Md., started by runs the river of her philosophies. ■ The problem now is blues because free-spending tourists Inn. now one of the most successful up a “ vocational-type school to retrain express envy of jim a ica 's $16 million Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute in Renesselaer George Hurwitz, a philanthropist who very embarrassing to me. have not been coming to this island, hotels on the island after a succession and refresh the entire work force of the N.V. ’’Ten years ago, when I took over the "Come back to Jamaica” television funds two programs today. existing program,” Mrs. Saile says, My husband doesn’ t enjoy even during the winter high season. of failed managements, and the Con- tourism industry," according to Ms. campaign, widely Iperceived as respon­ The tests were conducted on about 50 rats infected . AAHS classmates sought When she first approached the ’They took me to a closet and showed sex with me as he used to. Islanders who rely on tourists for a dado Beach Hotel, Ashford Avenue’s Rios de Moran, sible for a 60 percent upsurge in with streptococcus mutans strains. They were put on Maryland Board of Education with the me beads and baskets.” He says I ’m too relaxed. I The Manchester High School Class of 1958 is living in the former Spanish colonial most elegant landmark, which opened tourism this year in that island. a basic diet containing 56 percent sucrose and then idea for the tutoring program, they “ I said, if that’s what you want me to would like to know if there these measures will not energy crisis. Along with < planning a 25th reunion June 3 and 4 at the Lord city of San Juan — touted by travel in 1919 as the Hotel Vanderbilt and was EXPLANATIONS for the fall-off in "A lot of people don’t know about this were divided into three groups. weren’t enthusiastic. Later, she had to do. I ’m the wrong person,” she recalls is anything I could do to correct the more common this came the almost ' Cromwell Inn in Cromwell. Deadline for reservations agents as “ the. Las Vegas of the reopened in December with a sumptu­ tourists differ. place," Miss Medina said. "W e have One group was given diet without supplements. The battle reluctant teachers, skeptical indignantly, as she brushes a wisp of exercise my muscles or and more significant totally forgotten trade of .. is May 1. Caribbean” for its casinos — say they ous ball. One widely cited reason is the recent the food, the places to stay, comfort, second group of rats were given saccharin as a principals, and financial difficulties. black hair from her face. something. I ’m sure there problems. Since it is a chimney sweeps. Classmates who have not been located include are disappointed with business and The much-used convention center is devaluation of Mexico’s peso, which communications, beaches — every­ supplement, and the third received the diet At the Stevens School, one of the In a few years, word of her success are a lot of women who structural problem, it re­ Wayne Neuman, Raymond Moricz, Linda Nelson doubt the season will improve before it scheduled for-a $5 million expansion has made that country a great bargain thing anyone would want in a vacation. supplemented with Aspartame, another commercial District of Columbia programs funded officially wraps up this month. that could generate close to $1.4 million for American visitors. spread, and the University of Mary­ have a similar problem. It quires a structural repair There was supposed to Olson, Marcia Pierce Purcell, Madolin Cook But the problem is the poor image in the sugar substitute that is different in chemical by the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz " I guess people just don’t want to in new revenue, and several airlines Evelyn Medina, a boutique owner on land’s Center of Aging suggested that is embarrassing to ask which means surgery. In be a connection between Schmeiske, Marie Brandt Williamson, William States. They think it’s not a civilized composition from saccharin. Foundation, Internal Light volunteers spend the money,” said Wally Rodri­ have aggressively expanded their Ashford Avenue, said Puerto Rico is she apply for a state grant to fund your own doctor about. such cases surgery is cancer of the scrotum and McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Glen McKinney. place." All three diets were checked for fluoride to rule out tutor students one-to-one in a bright guez. He sells coral and snail shell service to the island. satellite programs. She wrote the grant Anything you could tell usually very successful. sweeping the chimney. It Also Robert MacLachlan, Dorothy Thomas Kus- the possibility that fluoride could account for the yellow room. jewelry from a sidewalk stand outside proposal in three days, an ordeal which me would be appreciated. Talk to your doctor might be good to mention ‘ pert, Stephen Hubbard, Thomas Hart, Claire Dupont reduced tooth decay. All of the diets were found to be “ The senior citizens have to have a about it. He has heard it a ' Galo, Joy Bennet Flansburg, Robert Daigle, Henry a hotel in San Juan’s plush Condado THERE was more. very low in fluoride. "taught her that “ anything is possi­ this since there will be a Yale student goes Hawaiian lot of courage to come here, ’’ says Juan DEAR READER: thousand times from ' Custer and Ronald Cl&rk. district, and had made $26 in a Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo last Later, the teeth of the rats were examined for signs ble,” and won a year’s funding for 1979, lot more chimneys swept Febles, coordinator of the school’s The following year, the Maryland Childbirth often leads to other women. Meanwhile ' Also Barbara Barbero Casavant, Tamar Hetzel seven-hour stint. mohth inaugurated a new two-tier of decay. The rats who were infected with the strain of than before. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A tip from Halstead was charged with'posses- program. “ I guess the students instinc­ Board of Education renewed her grant the problems you are now I am sending you The Brolin, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Belcher, Shirley Griffin "The troth is, people just aren’t access road to San Juan’s international streptococcus mutans and had been fed saccharin had postal inspectors led police to a sion of marijuana with intent to sell. tively know this and respect them." — the only renewal in 26 applications. experiencing. Unless a Health Letter 14-12, Hys­ Belasky, John Ryan, Rachel Ganter Minor and coming," he said. airport, long a chaotic adventure in 31 percent less decay than the basic diet rats and 32 DEAR READER; 20-year-old Yale University student Police said the parcels were sealed According to Feyishara Adelekan,^, Currently although private donations woman htis a Caesarean terectomy, Cystocele and Malcolm MacDuff. While some might accuse Rodriguez traveling, and officials hired 40 taxi percent less than the Aspartame rates. Thank you for thinking of who was receiving a post office with a roofing compound which the it doesn’ t matter to her that her tutors help, the financial wolves still bowl at section there is no way a Rectocele, which dis­ ' For information or reservations call Pat LeDuc of overstatement — especially consid­ inspectors to control a notoriously Among rats infected with another strain, those fed your fellow man. Your delivery of “Maui Wowie.” an Ha­ are blind since they still “have had lots her door. normal baby can be bom cusses such problems. ' Coehio at 649-8638 or June Barrett Metevier at ering a relatively healthy convention unruly and occasionally dishonest sender allegedly used to prevent police 2 memory serves you well, saccharin had 42 percent less decay than those on the of experience in reading." and cruise ship business — there are corps of cabbies. waiian form of marijuana. dogs, capable of smelling marijuana, "I always live from grant to grant,” without stretching the Others who want this ^ancer of the scrotum in 643-6387. basic diet and 38 percent less than those on Besides, adds Gohar Babazaden, 12, vaginal and pelvic issue can send 75 cents signs the dearth of visitors is hurting “ We’re taking some steps to improve Police said' Thursday they arrested from picking up the scent. Aspartame. she sighs. " I ’m always worried and I'm chimney sweeps was one " I t ’s fun reading to someone not just to always writing grants." muscles. with a long, stamped, some people badly. the product,” said Miguel A. Dome- Geoffrey Halstead, a political science "Maui wowie” is known to be more of the first observed and nech, executive vice-president of the major from Hawaii, when he tried to potent than the conventional varieties The over-stretched self-addressed envelope documented cancers as­ muscles, and sometimes for it to me, in care of this THE E L SAN Juan Hotel, which has island’s Hotel and Tourism associa­ sign for the two packages marijuana of marijuana and sells on the street for sociated with a person’s Nursery school open house survived repeated threats of closure, tion. "W e’ve had a task force in Tuesday at the post office substation on $150 an ounce, about $50 more than The barometer the tom ligaments and newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, occupation. It is the tar connective tissue struc­ Radio City Station, New once again is on the auction block. On operation for several months, cleaning campus. other kinds. that accumulates In the The Bolton Cooperative Nursery School will have an tures do not return to their York, N.Y. 10019. Ashford Avenue, Condado’s most streets and beaches, making sure that chimney that causes the open house Wednesday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the normal state. Part of glamorous shopping street, several police patrol areas frequented by cancer. Such tars can Bolton Congregational Church. these problems are D E A R DR. LA M B : Y e­ stores and restaurants have closed tourists, and generally taking care of cause skin cancers in Parents and children are welcome. Registrations the aesthetics of the place.” 5 Fog: Double the acidity of rain avoided by an episiotomy, ars ago when I was their doors. places other than the are being accepted for two- and three-day sessions in the incision the doctor reading a medical book If last year’s season was the worst Domenech and Tourism Company scrotum, as has been the fall. For Information call the school at 643-7454 or makes at the very outlet to that came with the family ever recorded, and this year’s seems no Director Frances Rios de Moran point 1983CAMARO Bruce Schwoegler nia has produced startling measurements demonstrated by painting Dottle Evans at 643-7040. economic losses could be extreme, not to avoid tearing muscles in encyclopedia I read about better, it won’t be for lack of trying. proudly to an "awareness campaign” Written for UPI that indicate fog has acidic values 100 times these tars on the skin of mention threats to life. that area. As soon as the greater than rainfall! cancer ■ of the scrotum. experimental animals. Researchers are finding lowest (most baby is delivered, the The values are listed on a pH scale which Tlie chief victims were Ma^taining strict hy­ BOSTON — Acid rain figures to be a acidic) pH readings in industrialzed, incision is sutured. But chimney sweeps. Something Different...... Wish Someone A major environmental issue of the 1980s but runs from zero to 14 with pure water giene and wearing ade­ smog-plagued sections of California, but even this effort cannot I had forgotten all about Dog wouldn't stay behind the term is midleading. It looks as though registering neutral or 7. Values above 7 quate protection to pre­ Includes V-6, automatic trans., whitewallsTTally wheels, AM-FM even Northeastern mountain fogs have protect the full length of indicate alkalinity while those below signal this until the recent “ back vent direct contact to the Happy Birthday ordinary fog might be a worse culprit the muscular tube of the stereo, tinted glass. Halogen headlights, sport mirrors, power steering values 10 times more acidic than rainfall in to nature” trend and the skin will help. Acid rain suggests that only rainfall fills acidity. Normal rainfall stands at 5.6 due to the sanrre area. vagina. SANTEE, Calif. (UPI) — A mongrel with them, but they left Sam with a With A Herald Happy Heart & brakes, mouldings, rear defogqer & more. 2 colors to choose from natural atmospheric contamination. the sky and earth with vinegar-like The stretching, along named Sam refused to be left behind in Montrose, Colo., woman, th e Foltzes St. #6297 or #6298. Values of 3.5 to 4.5 have been responsible for substances. In fact, the preferrred term is Speculation on acid fog’s punch focuses with changes or loss of Colorado so he apparently walked 841 'fea red that having two dogs would protests against acid rain. acid deposition, since acidic particles also on the fact that it forms on pollutants near tissue in women usually miles to the new Southern California complicate finding a rental home. Only Fog has been measured at a highly-acid fall from clear skies and are eventually ground level which is where California’s older than you, results in home of his original owners. . The Foltzes moved into a Santee $6.00 washed into soil and waterways. 1.7, more acidic than vinegar which has a weather conditions trap both. Because fog lack of muscular support Thoughts "Walking here is the only way he 'apartment at the opposite end of the Happy Birthday pH of 3. In fact, a pH of 1.7 is in the realm of could make it,” Debbie Foltz said same street where they had lived Snowcover collects particles too. Some of droplets are minute, containing les8 water for the uterus, the bladder John powerful household cleansers such as toilet concentrations are higher wher«as rain­ ’ Thursday. before. the most dvastating acid outbreaks occur bowl cleaner. and the rectum and the drops dilute the acidity. relaxed muscles you Some the church of being a crotch for “ I can’t think of any other way Sam when snowpacks melt to inject sudden, Such shocking acidic pH values may Last week, Sam. a 1-year-old mixed $9520 Often times, rain acidity diminishes as mention. ^ ITim church U a crotch If you fc n S got here,” said her husband, Ray. "His highly acidic doses of water into the cause harm to humans breathing acid fog Love PIUS LOW COST 11.9% GMAC FINANCING environment. storms progress and pollutants are sca­ Sometimes you can get If you have no paws were Just all worn out and he was Yorkshire terrier and poodle, turned up and further research is underway. It may do not need the crutch. You don’t even need God dSd suffering from malnutrition and mus­ in Santee and scratched at the door. Ar.d now. fog has been implicated. venged by falling droplets. But fog hovers some benefit from con­ Mary also corrode structures, car paint and is only real to those who need Him. cle spasms when he showed up at our The Foltzes couldn’t believe the Acid fog is most likely where fog sometimes for days, engulfing objects sciously contracting and ■—fr^ARTER------anything continually exposed such as But If you do limp, why not hobble into the nearest bedraggled dog was really Sam, and which until now were thought to have lesser relaxing the muscles in door.” frequencies are great - mountain tops, spruce trees in fog-capped Northeasern church this Sunday? uearesi Call.... exposure. It appears they could be at this area, literally draw­ The Foltzes moved from Santee, east the he spent the first night under the coastal zones and lowlands — located near mountain regions where abnormally high of San Diego, ta Colorado last year family car. greater risk with human health concerns ing in with contraction 643-2711 ^C H E VR O LE T pollution sources. New research in Califor­ tree deaths have been reported. If so. Rev. Shephard S. Johnson, Ph.D. ' when Sam was a pup. They moved back Aak lor . heaing the list. - « and then relaxing. But The next day Sam established his South United Methodist Church in December, bringing Sam’s mother identity by doing his old tricks. Pam 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. March 25. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., March 25, 1983 - 19 Friday TV Bows to public pressure

daring escape from a band of 6 :3 0 P .M . Caine, Christopher Plummer. veteran mounts a cross-Canadian guerrillas. (R) [Closed Captioned] 1 1 :3 0 P .M . C5D - WKRP in Cincinnati 1976. Rated PG. manhunt to trap a pasceloving ® ® - NCAA BokatfaeU Emotionally, board rescinds Allen.gift “ NHL Hockey: St. Louis at trapper wrongly accused of mur­ 3 ) ® - Despedida 3D - CBS News Boston ChamploneMp Toomemefrt der. Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin. GD - Barney Miller ® - MOVIE: Tha Froian ® - Baratta 8 - MOVIE: 'Funeral Home' A Angie Dickinson. 1981. B y GS) - ESPN SportsCenter Dead’ A German scientist wants ® ® - NightHna young woman- investigates Richard Cody Friday strange occurences at her grand­ 3 :0 0 A .M . Herald Reporter Hc. ounally and collectively” over the issue, and that would break the tie and vole to w’ithdraw the payment. (2l ® - NBC News to thaw out a group of Nazi elite ® - Hawaii Fhra-0 frozen during the war in order to mother's Victorian funeral home. 3D - MOVIE: 'The MiHion EyM she defended the board’s prior action because it was a (3) - Untamed World resurrect the Hitler regime. Dana (S) - Saturday Night Uvs Kay Hawtry, Barry Morse. 1982. of Su-M uru’ T wo Americana dis­ “Raylwas still as much our family moral decision. But she said the controversy has PARSON.S, who made the motion in February to 3 ) “ Noticiero Nacional SIN Andrews, Anna Polk, Kathleen (32 - ESPN SportsCenter 8 - Film cover an organization of women deeply emotional statements “ darkened” the board’s pure intent and that the Breck. 1967 with plans to coritrol the wortd by Thursday night, school board members voted 5-2 to make the payment, had some bitter comments Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Quinn Harding (Petronla 8 - Hogan'a Hsroei memory of Allen should be “ not of strife over his Restrepo. 1 :1 5 A .M . enslaving infkjential men. Frankie take back their controversial $5,000 gift to the estate of as anybody else. (The gift) was a Thursday. He said he wanted the gift to stick because ® - MOVIE: 'IMighthawkt' A Paley, right) finds herseif at ® - Croesfirs Avalon. George Nader, SNrley monetary award but of his work.” (3) - Jeffersons New York City cop is pitted 8 - Sign Off d w e a s ^ Supermtendent Raymond A. Allen Jr. the school board, an exemplary body for the students, odds with Henrietta Morgan 8 8 - Tonight Show Eaton. 1967. moral responsibility. It’s one thing Mrs. Sawyer said after the meeting she voted to ® - ABC News against a European terrorist look­ 1 :3 0 A .M . The board members cited among many other should put aside politics and set a moral example of ing for publicity through (Michele Shay) over a man — 8 - MOVIE; 'The Sensuoue GD - One Step Beyond rescind the gift because she wanted the matter ended. gratitude. (S ) - Over Easy ® - Amarica'e Top Ten rearons for their action Thursday legal counsel and bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone. Dr. Abel Marsh (Joe Morton) on Nurse' A registered nurse Is G9 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ to slap (our) hands. It’s another Haloburdo, whose voice was choked, said the board ® - IndependdHt Network the large public outcry against the donation, which He said Bolton was a small, family-like town. “ I 7 :0 0 P .M . Billy Dee W illiams, Rutger Hauer. NBC's continuing daytime dra­ hired to take cere o f an aging grams are 'Take-Off,' 'Gunmens members in their action "thought they were doing the 1981 Rated R count. Ursula Andress, Jack Pal- New s Blues,' 'The Comic,* 'Video Ar­ was made in February. thought we did things morally in this town,” he said. 3D ~ CBS News ma ANOTHER WORLD. thing to ask the widow to give the •Ight thing.” He added that there were no arguments G9) - Players Championship snce. 1976. Rated R. 8 - NCAA Basketball tist.' Night Flight Interview: Black Before the action, the board received a letter from He said the payment “ is still in th6 best interest of the 3D ® - M*A-S-H CHECK USTIN08 FOR EXACT TIME from the community that changed his mind. Coverage of this golf tournament 8 -M O V IE ; -PrayTV ' A young Championehip; Regional Semi­ Uhuru,' Space Patrol' and 'Cele­ the Bolton PTO which asked that the gift be town." - Muppet Show finale - Gama 6 bration Continues.' (4 hra.) money back." is presented from Ponte Vedra, minister struggles to choose be­ reconsidered. The action also followed heavy 'I made a moral judgement call. I 'm not ashamed 3D - ABC News FL. (2 hrs.) tween the conventional church 8 - Living Faith G8} - Sunday at the King's TOWN OFFICIALS had called the gift precedent­ ol it, ' he said. About it being precedent-selling, he and a ministry of tha airwaves. criticism^ over the past month from town officials and Board member Michael A. Parsons 3 ) “ Soap (SH - M OVIE: Tha Thomas 1 :4 5 A .M . House setting in that it could affect future employee said. "What a good precedent." Crown Affair' A multi-millionaire John Ritter, Ned Beatty. Maddyn community members who said the donation could Qj) 13} ® - Alice (S) - Prime News bargaining. They also called it an abuse of tax (lollars executes a daylight bank robbery Smith. 1982. 8 - MOVIE: ‘Clipper Ship' A have adverse future effects. "Uay was still as much our family as anybody ® - Qunamoke und charged that it violated the public trust in its G2) - NCAA Basketball and gets away w ith tw o million in (5 )-Sign Off girl, who fails in love with a con­ The town’s chief executive board, the Board of else, he said, addingthattheopposiUonis"horrible’’ Championship: Regional Semi­ cash. Steve McQueen, Faye Dun­ demned prisoner on a ship return­ 3 :1 5 A .M . elected officials. and that the gift is a "good example to show our finals • Game 4 1 1 :4 5 P .M . ing to South American, tries to Selectmen, criticized the action shortly after it away, Paul Burke. Jack Weston. ® - MOVIE: 'Eeoaiia From motion at the board’s March 10 meeting. ' Haloburdo said the gift to Allen was justified since 1968 win his freedom. Charles Bick­ happened, and days later the Board of Finance voted children." He said that though the gift was not written GS) - Rsdio 1 9 9 0 military. (60 min.) 8 - Nightllght N e w York' A fallen hero gets a The board put off action on the matter that night the deceased superintendent did a lot for the students. GD “ Independent Network (<9 “ Affred Hitchcock ford. Jan Sterting, S te V Forrest. unanimously to ask the school board to reconsider the in contract. "It was a moral responsibility. It’s one - Moneylina (3) - Prime News (3D - The Merv Show News 1 2 :0 0 A .M . 1957. second chance when he tries to because not all of the members were present. He said he felt that one event would not be @ - Buskwas Report rescue the Presideni of the United gift. The Democratic Town Committee voted to thing to slap (our) hands. It's another thing to ask the (22) - News ® ® - Powers of Matthew GD ® “ Renef^es Bandit. G jI Strippers Film clips and ® 8 - lest Word Besides Maneggia and Marshall, Pamela Z. precedent-setting. He said Allen's salary slopped the Star A smuggling ring leads M at­ 2 :0 0 A .M . States. Kurt Russell. Rated R. condemn the act. A letter from Democratic Town widow to give the money back. " 13} - Profiles in American Art J.T. and Dragon join a gang that dramatic reenactment recreate 1 0 :4 5 P .M . 8 - MOVIE: 'The Charge at Sawyer, Carol Levesque and board Chairman Joseph day he died, and that there was $17,000 left in his thew into the local drag racing 3 ) - Tom Cottle Show 8 - MOVIE: 'Alex In He said the issue was exacerbated by the campaign demands protection money from the lives of six women strippers. (S) - Reporter 41 Feather Rhrer* American Caval­ Committee Chairman Aloysius J. Aheam asking that 3 ) - Soledad Ser^ dramatics. scene. (60 min.) WonderiarKi' A young director J. Haloburdo Jr. voted Thursday to withdraw the account. ” I think we can afford to give him another neighborhood establishments. G9) “ Tim e Out Theater Today's rymen stop an Indian uprising CSD - MOVIE: 'A Disprtch From the board take back the money was also read for the coming May 2 election, and that the opposition Libertad Lamarque. ® - Independent Network wrestles with success while his payment. $5,000,” he said. @ - MOVIE: Clash of tha (60 mm.) programs are 'Deep Stuff and caused by the rescue of two Reuters' A wire service grows to the $5,000 gift is a "moral abomination." If the News wife copes with their domestic Thursday night before the board took action. 3 ) - Entertainmer t Tonight Titans' The child of Zeus battles 'Weekend Athlete.' (60 min.) whits women. Guy Madison. from a ‘pigeon post' to a world­ Mrs. Levesque was the sole board member to vote Allen was making about $38,000 this year. (Si - ESPN'. NCAA Tonight fall-outs. Donald Sutherland. Ellen The town attorney had also advised against the motion to rescind carried, he said, " I ’m ashamed of df) - Business Report mythical monsters to save a prin­ 1 1 :0 0 P .M . Frank Lovejoy, Vera Miles. 1953. wide news gathering service. Ed­ against the gift in 'February. That motion was About the allegation of violating the public trust, cess from an arch rival. Laurence (2) (Si - Knight Ridsr Michael (® - CNN Headline News Burstyn, Federico FeUini. Rated R. donation. this family in Bolton." ® ® ® 18 (9 Newe ward G. Robinson, Eddie Albert, approved by a 5,-1-1 margin. 7 :3 0 P .M . Olivier, Claire Bloom. Burgess Knight and the Knight 2000 take (2D ' Freeman Reports S U - New s Edna Best. 1940. Haloburdo said, " I felt that what we were doing is Cloutier said that for the 10 years he’s been on the Meredith. 1981. Rated PG. part in an auto stunt circus. (R). ® - M-A-S-H 3 :3 0 A .M . She said before the action Thursday, “ 1 don’ t see right.” 3D - P M . Magazine (3) - Bare Essence Sean is 1 2 :3 0 A .M . 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Trepeze' An school board he couldn’t remember a tougher 2 (60 min.) AliLENg A deeply respected nine-year superintend­ ® - Lie Detector ® - TwHight Zona where this $5,000 gift given to Mr. Allen’s estate will 3D - All In the Family (3l ® ' Washington Week/ accepted into the Marshall clan. ® - Soul Train American joins a Paris circus to But he said the point that made him decide to vote to decision. "I feel that we made the right decision, and Review Paul Duke is joined by 13} ~ Fourth Estate (60 min,) 8 - ESPN SporteCsntsr ent for the Boltpn school system, died unexpectedly in 3D - You Asked For It CS) - Odd Couple persuade an aeriatist to teach him benefit the children of Bolton.” ' pull the gift back was that heavy public opposition and wc did, and I will stick to that” top Washington journalists ana­ (Sz) - Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ ® - P i t f a l l late December. He was 5Q. 13) - MOVIE: 'Funeral Home' A ® - MOVIE; -Cheech end a daring triple somersault. Burt 8 - Sign Off . Michael L. Parsons and boar^ Vice Chairman Louis its potential adverse effect on the school budget when 3D - Family Feud lyzing the week's news. ports on the weekly activities of ® - Star Trek Senior board member Andrew T. Maneggia, who Mar shall said that when he abstained, he "did feel young woman investigates Chong's Nlca Draams' Two ice Lancaster, Tony Curtis. 1966. 3 :4 5 A .M . Cloutier voted against the motion. it goes ill front of voters. "And my need to have this GD - News @ - MOVIE: Convoy’ The Congress. strange occurences at her grand­ 8 - Inside the USFL voted for the contribution in February, made the at the lime that It was a question of fiscal cream vendors try to earn enough 3 ) - Joe Franklin Show In making the motion, Maneggia said, “ There’s controversy ended," he said. GS) ~ Sports Probe truckers battle the cops in this mother's Victorian funeral home. cash to achieve their fondest ® - MOVIE: Stop, You're responsibility . ” He said several residents called him 9 :3 0 P .M . ® - M OVIE: ‘I Ought To Be in GD - Beat of Midnight SpecMa Killing M e' Beer baron racketeer motion Thursday to rescind the action. It was nothing I can put down that will really put into words war on wheels Kris Kristoffer- Kay Hawtry, Barry Morse. 1982. dreams. Cheech Marin. Thomas Pictures' A jobless screenwriter Because the board appeared split on the issue, to ask that the action be resconsidered. He added. - Strawberry Shortcake (Si - NCAA Basketball Rated R. ® - MOVIE: 'Sha Wolf of is persuaded by his wife to go leg­ seconded by James H. Marshall, who abstained from son, Ati MacGraw, Ernest Borg- Chong. Stecy Keach. 1981 finds himself reluctantly rediscov­ the feeling that we have for the past superintendent.” Haloburdo said it would be because of the budget @ ) - Crossfire nine. 1978. Championship: RegioMi Semi­ London' A girl fears she is a vic­ itimate. Broderick Crawford. the original vnt»* hut who offered to make such a "The people in this community are not being (S) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report Rated R. ering love and faith. Walter Mat­ Mrs. Sawyer said the board had ‘'suffered both finals • Gama 5 tim of 'Allenby Curse' when hi­ Claire Trevor. Virginia Gibson, being in jeopardy that, if necessary, he. as chairman. ilialic'ious." t & - M *A *S *H ® - Pre-Season Baseball: (3) ~ 24 Horas O - Night Flight Tonight' a pro­ thau, Ann-Margret. Dinah deous murders arises. June 1953 Detroit vs. Boston - Connecticut Lawmakers Manoff. 1982. Rated PG. 13} ® - MacNeil-Lehrer grams are Take-Off,' 'Gunmens Lockhart, Don Porter, Sara Hay­ 5 Report ® - Vanessa (S) ~ MOVIE; 'Smokey Bites Sign O ff 8 :3 0 P .M . the Dust’ A high school hotshot Blues,' The Comic,' 'Video Ar­ ® - America Screema den. 1946. @ ) - State W e're In tist, Night Flight Interview: Black (3) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ creates havoc at his town's ho­ 8 8 - SC TV Network 4 :0 0 A .M . 3D - Health Beat Uhuru.' 'Space Patrol' and Cele­ (S) - Sports Update cal presentando la bella Charytin mecoming weekend. Jimmy ^ - Love American Style Fraud unit - Lie Detector 3D ® - A t Ease bration Continues.' (4 hrs.| 1 :0 0 A .M . O - NBC News Overnight 1 0 :0 0 P .M . McNichol, Janet Julian. Walter GD - Candid Camera (3 ) - Barney Miller Gi} - Voice of Faith Barnes. 1981. (3l - Fettlvsl of Faith ® - Sign Off ® - Sign Off , '- . . V ® ® - Wall Street Week 3D 3D “ Mississippi A big city ® - M ysteryl 'Limbo Conr>ec- 8 - Honaymoonera ® - Wortd Vision Special GD - NCAA BaakatbaH ® - People's Court lawyer begins a new life as owner 2 :1 5 A .M . Championahip: Ragiortal Sami- A r e a t o w n s Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s tion.' Mark plans to meet Clare at 8 - Sports Tonight of a river tug on the Mississippi 8 - Pick Tha Pros G $ - HBO Rock: Blondle This finala • Gama 4 seeing 8 :0 0 P .M . with a weekly review of econ­ their weekend cottage but Clare River. (60 min.) ( 8 - Sign Off omic and investment matters. never arrives. (60 min.) (Closed 8 - People Now With Bill 'New W ave' group performs all (S) - Freeman Reports 3D 3D - Dukes of Hazzard The Tuah of their hits. Hill family abducts Daisy as a (3) - SIN Presents (3D - News Captioned] (S) - Pelicule: 'Monice Stopl' ( 8 1 - New s bride for one of its sons. (W min,) 3D ® - Tales of the Gold dZ) - Businaee Report & - MOVIE: The Men Who 2 :3 0 A .M . 9 :0 0 P .M . 1 0 :3 0 P .M . Would Be King' Tvvo soldiers of B o l t o n / C o v e n tr y 3D - P-M. Magazine M onkey A friend of Jake’s is en­ 3 D - S ig n O f f 4 :3 0 A .M . $100,000 3D CSD - Dallas J.R. goes to dangered when his claim is ® - New York Report 1 1 :1 5 P .M . fortune con their way to the 3D Benson Benson plots a Cuba where he is arrested by the jumped. (60 m in) throne of a remote Eastern king­ @ ) • Crossfire GD - Abbott and Costello ® - N e w . 8 - Twilight Zone dom. Sean Connery. Michaat IS) - MOVIE: Death Hunt' A 0 - New s HARTFORD (UPI) - The you y you can IT S U R E 15 state’s Medicaid Fraud Control ALMOST 1 SAY THAT G R E A T T O SB PIP IT, K AGAIN. HOME! Unit is in need of an additional I'LL tell BRIDGE ASTRO AAr$. Stave: 'What is left is $100,000 in funding to continue to you ONE ferret out cheats among nursing THING.... GRAPH homes, doctors and pharmacists, said the state’s top prosecutor. w t we really do need' Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. Attack and counterattack McGuigan on Thursday asked lawmakers to support a bill to would get to dummy again, By Sarah E. JHall with crisis intervention and psy­ ” BuX the teenage dropout didn’t provide more funding to investi­ ‘ Vi- \ i lead the eight and finesse if ' < W r t h d ^ Herald Correspondent chological therapy for students. get that way this morning,” said gate fraud in the state’s Medicaid thwack didn’t appear. NORTH s -u -is "Our children are increasingly board member John Bagnall, who system. • Q864 Inat couldn’t be the right COVENTRY — At a joint Town becoming the victims of difficult heads a committee to study the Assistant State's Attorney play. You would lose any March 26,1913 TQ2 Council/Board of Education meet­ home situations.. .They are often so social worker issue. Warren Gower, chief of the unit, 6K7 time West held both king This will be a year that ushers M - - V ing Thursday night, board said since its inception in 1979, his 4AK854 and Jack. It would be better in a number of unexpected disturbed about what’s going on at members insisted that their home, they can’t concentrate and COMPUTERS for the high office has obtained convictions WEST EAST to lead the eight first. Then changes. It you don't let shitt­ ing conditions get you off bal­ $4,898,941 proposed school budget school, to cost $20,000, were against 10 nursing homes, two • K S 4 J 5 if East showed out you could can’t learn," said Mrs. Stave. “ We ance you can turn them Into for 1983-84 is hare-bones, even ^^AVE TW O I I DO? GEE, \ t h ERE*S NOTHIN' Y10743 Y9865 rise with your ace and should get the teachers back to another budget item which the doctors, two pharmacists and 5^5^IW fES FOR EACH 1 THIS IS MORE) SIMPLE ABOUT advantageous happenings. 498652 4J10 3 restrict West to one trump though it includes meaty sums for teaching, instead of worrying school board championed. “ Com­ several nursing home THEN ELECT \ COMPLICATED/ GOOD GOVER'- ARIES (March Zl-April 16) It ri ONE OF EM BY BALLOT// THAN I < MENT, d rr y n u ♦ 73 ♦Q1096 trick. computers, books, building main­ about psychological well-being. puters have become a way of life, ” administrators. you are planning to make this tenance, and a new social worker “ I feel no qualms whatsoever said' Mrs. Stave, who said she was “ Last year, the fraud unit spent THOUGHT...) OUGHTA KNOW SOUTH Then Pierre Bellanger, a an active day outdoors, don't for each of the town’s two elemen­ U P I photo THAT/, ♦ A 1097 2 French mathematician and overtax yourself. Tomorrow about sitting here and saying that concerned that students graduat­ $73,506 of taxpayers money and ♦ a k j bridge expert, pointed out your aching muscles might tary schools. these two positions are desperately ing from Coventry High School are returned $201,198 to the general “ We already took out all the stuff A 4 AQ4 that the best mathematical regret it. Order now; The NEW needed," she added. not as well exposed to computer fund,” he said. ♦ J2 play was iust to lay down As|ro-Graph Matchmaker we don’ t need; what is left is what Board member Suzanne Johnson technology as students graduating Gower said the cases prosecuted Topping it off the ace and only lose if Blast wheel and booklet which we really do need," said school said. "The answer to the problem from other area high schools. in policing the state’s giant $480 Vulnerable: Neither held K-J-z or K-J-z-z. reveals romantic combinations, board Chairwoman Sondra A. million Mediciad fund, which is' Paul Gustafson of Keating Enterprises of Worcester, Dealer: South may not lie with the schools at all, All the above plays work compatibilities for all signs, Stave. it may lie within the realm of the School Superintendent Dr. An paid through the Department of Mass., slices 200-year-old white oak into table tops for lella how to get along with Weft North East Soath today, but there is another At issue was the $470,441 budget nold E. Elman stressed the need Income Maintenance, is ’’only the others, finds rising signs, hkl- town, but something has to be the student center and other Jbuildings at Worcester State 1 4 p l » that is best against ^ qualities, plus more. Mail' increase which the Board of done.” If the two positions are for more textbooks and work­ tip of the iceberg of fraud that Pass 2 4 Pass 2 4 College. The tables will be marked to commemorate the ordinary opposition. You $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Eklucatlon has proposed. Some included in the school budget, books, too. “ There is a constant exists.” Pass 3 4 Pass 5 N T school's past history. lead the deuce toward dum­ Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019 $326,000 of this increase consists of however, there is a greater chance need not only for book replace­ He said while the money reco­ Pass 6 4 Pass 6 4 my and play dummy’s eight Send an additional $1 for your salary hikes for teachers, a sum of state reimbursement. ment," he said, "but for purchas­ vered may be small compared to Pass Pass Pass If West plays low. ’The only 'tOU'LL LOVE Ite OWNEP BV AN P TALK.' Aries Astro-Graph prdicttons which is already fixed by the Members of both board and ing new series.” the amount spent on welfare, ’’the I HAVE A r ig h t . way it would lose would be if THIS NEW TEA I TWO LCVELV AB&Ur for 1983. Be sure to give your board’s contract with the teachers council were concerned that town He also said there is common mere presence of the fraud unit is a A£AT- FEELING > West held K-z-z, in which zodiac sign. ROOW, HAZEL. SI5TERS WHO Opening lead: 4 9 union. residents would shoot down the sense behind the $60,000 worth of significant deterrent” to would be Bolton High senior EVERVTHING WERE H E R E V case be would du^. The TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) Do LIVE TO PLEASE building and maintenance items in chislers. 15 SUPER iack would score and the not be blase about the posses­ proposal of a social worker exclu­ the proposed budget. Refurbishing lAWACULATE.' _--L king would be left to score sions of others today. If some­ BOARD AND council spent most sively for. younger students, al­ Gower and McGuigan spoke at a By O fw aM Jacoby later. thing is damaged or stolen you of the meeting debating the need though Mrs. Stave insisted that the windows on the north side of Capitol news conference hold by aad J am et Jacoby could be held accountable. G.H. Robertson School would the chairmen of the llV^an wins honors in boned Don't use this line against for more human-services person­ “ little kids are more fragile than MMINI (May 21-June 20) result in energy savings, he said, great experts. The great nel at the Coventry Grammar older kids, and we have nobody at Services Committee, Sen. Cynthia How should you attack tbe There Is a delicate balance School and the G.H. Robertson the elementary schools to deal with and replacing tiles at the two Matthews, D-Wethersfield, and BOLTON - Rebckah A. Glea­ tion of the local high school expert would duck smoothly which must be maintained at trump suit with today’s slam with K-x, as in today’s hand. Elementary School. The proposed their problems now.” elementary schools would in­ Rep. Robert Sorensen, D-Meriden. son, a high school senior, has been director Timothy Katteves. hand? home today, or friction could crease student safety. selected for membership in the The band, sponsored by the John The jack would score as march in and shove harmony budget earmarks $37,000 for two “ The average citizen in this town The committee unanimously ap­ Back in the early days of would the king when you out. new "guidance counselors" at sees the 16- or 17-year-old dropout No action was taken at the proved a bill sponsored by Sen. Souss National High School Honors Phillips Souss Foundation, a non­ contract an authority rec­ finessed against East on the CANCER (Jtnia 21-July 22) Be these schools, although the job title hanging around on the street meeting on the school budget, William F. Rogers III, R-Souhbury Band. This is one of the highest profit organization, is composed of ommended that you should second trump lead. sure to give whatever tasks you may be changed to indicate a corner drinking beer,” said coun­ which will go to public hearing on and sent it to the Appropriations honors in the nation which can over 100 students, representing lead the queen from dummy. a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) perform your undivided atten­ position which is more involved cil member William Paton. Wednesday. Committee. . come to a high school musician. most of the states of the nation. 'MMeg u s Pet L TMfH If it lost to West's king you tion today. Mishaps are possi­ Rogers noted while $100,000, was Miss Gleason, who plays clarinet ble If you get careless. Also, requested, it would cost the state in the high school band, is the Also appearing- in concert in keep an eye on coworkers. only $25,000 with the federal daughter of John S. Gleason of Washington, D.C. in May with the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't be Kaly, Texas. She was selected for Souss Honors Band will be the insurance CO. t h e w e s e b i t , g e iN C i CROSSWORD too hasty In grabbing the check Metro-North having layoffs government contributing the other today. You could tactfully sug­ $75,000. participation op the recommenda­ United Slates Marine Band. C o v B / i B O B Y h o u s e gest that pals open their contractor penalties and MTA would realize actual ACROSS 7 Breakfast Answer to Previous Puzzle purses, loo, rather than just sit NEW YORK (UPI) - food on them. The Metropolitan Trans­ $210,000 in federal savings, a spokesman 1 City in Utah Try said. CO n v E ^ 5 | O N F / q o m 8 Tax agency VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) portation Authority has subsidies. HI 6 Gothic arch (abbr.) not to let your restlessness or begun to make money on On the plus side, the Mediator Arvid Ander­ TO c L o TN i N g . 11 Prove 9 Contend dissatisfaction contaminate the the 18-day-old Metro- MTA saved $2,495,000 in son discussed holding 13 Comedian Phil to Snaky latter entire household today. If North rail strike by laying salaries, $527,000 in elec­ another negotiating ses­ THE CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCHOOl IS 12 Pined something Is disturbing you sion the Passover and 14 Immadiataly work it out alone. off workers who have trical and diesel costs and 13 Old woman Easter holidays. 15 Gala up 18 By birth LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) been crossing the picket $368,000 in Metro-North 16 Soupfin ahark 20 First-rate Hunches and impulses need lines. costs. "W e talked about a 2 17 Anxiaty (Gar.) monitoring today, or else they But because of monies meeting and exploring THA.N/ff5 3-W (comp, wd.) But commuters may 19 Enalgn (abbr.) 22 Requetts could Impel you to do some­ lost in the first two weeks when we might meet, but DirvNiA me Tun«« US fM A tu o n have to wait until next Now Accepting Registrations 20 Greek daily 23 Portion out thing which you will later feel month for the deadlocked of the strike, the stoppage we’re not working on a 21 Writer 24 Leered wasn't too bright. Proceed ' talks to resume, l^cause would have to continue for particular date,” Ander­ Marquia de 25 Taboo cautiously. no new sessions were another month before the son said. Grades K-8 I^WEAPAWMEAA0(?V|$6OIM&, X 0H,MI56 HAMWEI?FLlU6ER,MAKE(3;rA I,UH,„LIKETDBE 27 Hava (archaic) SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) 25 Tibia, for one 28 Mormon State 38 Fashion 45 Madame There's a possibility you could scheduled until after the fOlSfoETAAVHEAPIF 26 Chinese sauce (5F * 2 5 FOR liAR.THORJAPPLEl PAIPIM ACVAHCe. 29 Duet speck 39 Swamps qg fortune suffer some sort of finaiKial Easter and Passover holi­ r rr WA5tJ'T6LUEP 27 Merciful 30 Poor person loss today through a friend or a days, negotatiors said. W ------3 0 Razz (comp, wd.) <7Compaaa group with whom you're 41 Keyboard , 'The strike, affecting 1 8 8 2 -1 9 8 3 101ST ANNIVFRSARY YEAR OKI. 33 Apologized 31 Exhale Involved, if you drop your 5 instrument ^ 85,000 north suburban and 34 Beguiled 32 Cow's chswad guard. M Connecticut commuters, 35 Rested in food 42 Fortune tellers "•eom* SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. chair 36 Gatiua of 44 Mountain mallow 21) Your desire to express your has centered on the right 36 Very eager macaws feature (pi.) SO Spawn Independence Is admirable to determine crew size. SWARMING 37 Pronoun but don’t go to ridiculous Over the first two weeks A 3 2 3 4 39 Interlaced de­ 8 9 7 9 9 10 lengths today In order to prove of the strike, the MTA lost sign your polnl. It may hurl your t l $60 ,000 weekly because it 12 13 TERMITES IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT . . . 40 Negatives Image. ■-2F 43 The bounding was paying up to 949 ASXFORACOMPIEIE 236 Main St. 14 18 em ployees who were •ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE main Hiding from responsibilities or HOME M s r e c n o N -N fiS w i Manchester, Conn. 45 Be dull crossing picket lines, a ID 17 t l sweeping them under the rug Act quiddy; avoid additional 46 Front to front spokesman said •A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION (06040) will not give you the peace of damaga. Bliss tannNe 49 Saffron , te ^ 0 22 23 24 mind you seek today. Be dutv- Thursday. axpsfls—phis our technical WHY OID THE PfZINCIFAL. 5 1 California conaefoua. •A TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM SETTING I'M KJCrrSUKeaJT I THINK 1 Following the breakoff stall—provide a canlury ol trainad ..F=<3R'T\MP B O XES O F basebdHteam 29 WANT TD s e e YOU 7H IS I VB B £ B N Tf^CJEP TO THE A G U A m S (Jm u 20-FMi. 16) of negotiations Tuesday, axparienoa. ThayH check your entire CHALK AND A 52 W recker^ ■ 1 ■ Your luck has Its Umitatlona •CERTIFIED TEACHERS O MORNlNCf^ 28 29 house end help you evoid eddttional MAPLE STRBBTSCHOOL... P B C E e s /WOHlTUe.. wda.) J i - 31 32 the MTA stopped paying today. Don't press It to the problems. 5 yeiv guarantee Included. WORKING WITH THE FAMILY 53 Takes off akin ■ all but 314 employees 31 breaking point. Subdue tend­ 54 Psrsdiaea needed for security and V V 1 encies to take silly chances PHONE TODAY: 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 • INTERDENOMINATIONAL EMPHASIS F 18 nSCES (Feb. IlH M M tli 20) maintenance work, sav­ DOWN ■ 1 ■ to be consistent In your ing the cost of their 31 . i 41 42 thinking today. Once you make salaries. The MTA began 1 Egg^hapad ” 1 ■ your mind up, don't tuddenlv accumulating $158,000 2 Proceed (2 43 44 PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL OFFICE...643-0792... change It at the last minute. weekly. \ eSTABUSHe019$2 wda.) ■ (NCWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 3 Lata go of 48 47 49 48 80 In a breakdown of the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 4 0ns (Gar.) $158,000 weekly surplus. I t 5 Griddar group 92 Some people have a hobby 5 25 I The M TA said it was Sppnsored by: Principal: pic^ (abbr.) 83 to ride, while otiwrs spend losing $2,529,000 in re­ dmiu 84 6 Rowing tools their spare time ’ hmiag venues; $W,000 m forced THC OU K9T AND LAHQC8T M COIM. The Church of the Nazarene Martha Kirby M. around. overtime pay, $75,000 in 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri,, March 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, F ri„ March 25, 1983 - 21 BUSINESS /Classified It's spring - time to remodel or rehabilitate

You peek outside and wander inside the house — and 5) If your lawn needs renewing, fine. Renew it with re-siding, laying a floor, that sort of home it’s not only the date that tells you. It’s the grime all topsoil and grass seed. But don’ t spend a fortune on a improvement. If you try to install electrical wires or over your home, the peeling paint on the front door, tennis court — or a putting green! If you do plan to live fuel lines, you well may void your fire insurance (and the brown-green of your lawn — all of them shout, It’s Your in this house "forever,” and you can afford the risk your life). spring! And that means the start of weeks and months expense, recognize it for what it is; a tennis court for 9) If you need to borrow to finance your home in which we, a nation of homeowners, will spend an Money's your enjoyment, a putting green for your practice. If improvements, do not accept terms offered by your, estimated $50 billion-plus on home remodeling and you expect to sell, how can you guess that your buyer rehabilitation, double the total we spent in 1975! home improvement contractor (assuming you have Worth even plays tennis or tries to improve his/her golf hired one) without first comparing them with terms As for you, an individual homeowner, there’s just game? This is about the worst investment you could ; one certainty: You'll spend more than you can afford. Sylvia Porter offered by your local bank, savings association, credit make. union. ■ But there are rules that will guide you so that you cut 6) The first day of spring may be a difficult time to 10) And if you have a straight life insurance policy your costs sensibly; questions to which the only wise think ahead to the most sweltering day of summer, but with built-in cash value, turn to this source for your answer is a strong “ no” ; others to which the only wise try. Would an air conditioner (used, reconditioned, answer is a strong “ yes! ” improvements that raise your asking price to the money. It’s almost certainly the cheapest money you inexpensive) in your living room make life more $150,000 range doesn’t mean you’ll be able to can borrow. And vow to pay the loan back as soon as 1) Fix up the kitchen — but don't overinvest, command $150,000. Quite the contrary. tolerable? Would this minor expense make your house particularly if a sale is what you have in mind. A you can, so that the insurance you bought to protect 3) By ail means, use paint to give your home new life more alluring? kitchen remodeing is an expensive venture, a good your loved one is intact. inside and out. Painting the outside will attract an 7) If you’re a do-it-yourselfer and willing to try a investment if you are reasonably sure you'll live in otherwise indifferent buyer into looking inside. And simple job, even with your minimum skills, go ahead. this house for a long time. But if you sell, your money ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,.” painting the walls inside is a plus — even for a fairly There are many convenient materials to help you may go down the kitchen drain because your buyers 1328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money clumsy do-it-yourselfer. today: roll-on paints, “ miracle” glues, prepasted management, is now available through her column. may have entirely different notions on the kitchen wallpapers, prefabricated building materials, caulk­ they want. 4) If you’re planning on a sale and you do need Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia another bathroom, go ahead and put one in. Invest the ing guns, on and on. If you have a qualified member of Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the 2) Consider your neighborhood before you add money yourself if a guest bathroom is what you need the family to help, you have it made. Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, costly improvements. If yours is a locality in which and want, and then you — and a would-be buyer — can 8) But don’t try the ambitious and tough jobs unless Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press most homes cost $75,000 to $100,000, adding see it, not just imagine. you are aualified and you know you are; roofing, Syndicate.) in Brief 'An opportunity and a threat’ Tax forms ready Tax forms and instructions for payment of the Connecticut Capital Gains and Dividends Tax are Bankers mull interstate measure available at many locations throughout the state. The tax deadline is April 15. By Raymond T. DeMeo threat. client," Hale said. "It (interstate be in a better position if they gel an The material is available from the Department Herald Reporter banking) will be good for the big early start in it. of Revenue’s field office at 834 Silver Lane, East THE BILL, if it becomes law, will businessman because it’s going to The bill in its present form would Hartford, at town and city halls, U.S. Internal Local bankers are mulling the affect Manchester’s banks even if they make more money available to him at prohibit New York banks from merg­ Revenue Service Offices, and at most bank implications of a bill, approved this neither acquire or are acquired, more competitive rates. For the little ing with or acquiring banks in Connec­ branches. week by the state Legislature’s Banks because it will heighten the already businessman, however, it’s not going to ticut: a form of protectionism for the In addition, some 140,000 tax returns have been Committee, to allow Connecticut banks fierce competition in their market. change their service at all." state’s banking industry. mailed to Connecticut residents who filed a State to merge with those in three other New Lawrence Green, a lobbyist for the According to King, the collective Capital Gains and Dividend Tax return last year. England states. Savings & Loan League of Connecticut, BIG BANKS are gearing up for the assets of New York City's largest banks Herald ohoto$ by Pinto Capital gains are taxed by Connecticut at a rate " I think it (the bill) represents an said the bill offers little for s&I’s except expected passage of the new law. First are over MOO billion, while the Now here’s tradition of 7 percent. The Connecticut Dividends Tax is opportunity and a threat,” said Wil­ "a lot more competition, from giants. ’ ’ National of Boston, New England’s combined assets of Connecticut’s com­ levied on a sliding scale ranging from 1 to 9 liam R. Johnson, president of the At present, the language of the bill largest bank with assets of $18 billion, mercial banks are less than $17 billion. Fiddler on the Roof" continues tonight percent. Savings Bank of Manchester. doesn’t even mention savings and loan "You get a Citicorp or a Chemical Bank in the hands! Curtain time tonight and of one of Broadway's most famous Manchester already owns about 20 percent of St Manchester High School, and, as High School drama Also this year, an estimated tax return must be Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of associations. “ I presume that is an Colonial Bank and will probably in Connecticut, and they can buy out Saturday is 8 and tickets are $3.50, families. The play is produced by the department. Manchester State Bank, said the bill Mark Cannistraro demonstrates, it’s all filed by June 15 by a taxpayer whose estimated oversight,” Green said. acquire it if the interstate banking bill any bank in the state," he said. Cannistraro plays Tevye, the patriarch tax on dividend income will be $200 or more for the will have its biggest impact on the William H. Hale, president of Herit­ is passed, according to Preston King, Savings bank lobbyists opposed taxable year which begins on Jan. 1. 1983. The state’s large commercial banks. "It age Savings & Laon Association, said executive vice president of the Connec­ interstate banking at first. But they got At convention payment amounts to 50 percent of the estimated s^ m s like these guys are trying to play interstate banking, whether or not it ticut Bankers Association. behind the bill after winning provisions total tax due on dividend income earned in 1983. king of the hill, seeing who can take includes his industry, will have little Connecticut Bank & Trust (the that allow them to take over commer­ Estimated dividend tax forms are available at over the most the quickest," he said. effect on the way Heritage does state’s largest bank, with assets of $5 cial banks. They also obtained com­ the Revenue Services Department and at the The bill would allow banks to buy out business. billion) and Connecticut National Bank mercial bank lobbyists’ backing of two Department's Field Offices. banks in Massachusetts, Rhode Island "W e’re not interested in making any are known to be eyeing out-of state other bills that would expand savings Information on Connecticut taxes may be or Maine and start offices there, if they acquisitions. . .our market is the acquisitions. "CBT wanted this bill so bank’s powers. U.N. women call female 'world's poorest' obtained by calling 566-8520. were so inclined. The presidents of Greater Manchester area," he said. badly they could taste it,” said Robert The s&l industry’s legislative repre­ SBM and Manchester State Bank say Furthermore, "a First National Bank E. Eden, president of the Savings sentatives have been “ fairly neutral” they aren’t, at least not now. of Boston isn't going to be interested in Banks Association of Connecticut. on the bill, said the s&l league’s Green. By Patricia McCormick "Women are oppressed " I can only speak for That leaves the other side of the coin: At the professional level In the general service jobs are filled by females survey, the Ad Hoc Com- raised in 1975 at the buying a Heritage or an SBM .. .they’ll King’s arguments for the bill are Although it’s not clear whether s&ls United Press all over the world," she my people. We are the the chance for out-of-state banks to ($25,000 to $75,000) there c a te g o ries -ty p is ts .s e - compared with 863 by mittee said: advent of the U N Decade be looking at something like a Colonial based on the assumption, not unchal­ ' would benefit from interstate banking, International said. very disposessed people. CBIA starts group acquire a local concern. For the bank are 1,388 jobs. 601 held by cretaries, file clerks males. "The hopes of women for Women." Bank (of Waterbury),” he said. lenged, that federal law will allow he said the bill is consistent with the A male, possibly with But white women are part that’s interested in selling, that’s an women. ($13.000to $32,000)— 1,734 In releasing its salary staff members were HARTFORD — The Connecticut Business and “ The banks that want to go interstate unrestricted interstate banking in a industry’s "pro-competition, pro- UNITED NATIONS - Britain's Margaret of the ones that are Industry Association has created a new grass­ opportunity. For one that’s not, it’s a are looking for the big corporate few years, and Connecticut banks will deregulation" stand. Women who toil at U.N. Thatcher or India's Indira suppressing us. roots group called the Legislative Network to headquarters marked In­ Gandhi in mind, asked: "W e have some women replace an earlier committee structure. ternational Women's Day "Why is it when a in South Africa who have A spokesman for CBIA said Thursday the new earlier this month by woman is in the highest sacrificed their lives for group will involve more members of the business Gray says missile focusing on what they position, such as prime our cause." community in discussing government issues with Sikorsky delivers called "The Exploited minister, in the cabinet The U.N. Ad HocGroup, their local legislators and will keep them posted H alf — Women, the there are only men?" sponsor of the March 8 on developments at the Capitol. World's Poorest." "It is tokenism," Ms. International Women's '-Seahawk to Navy .Backing up that title Steinem said. "It is worth­ Day events at U.N. head- system plausible' was a report claiming while, though, to have qu'arters, also focused on Credit expansion STRATFORD (U PI) — Sikorsky Aircraft has that, while women repres­ those tokens. It gives boys the status of females at HARTFORD (U PI) — A top defense industry delivered to the Navy the first production Seahawk ent half the world's popu­ and girls a chance to see the United Nations itself. BRIDGEPORT — The Wright Investors executive says President Reagan’s plan to develop a helicopter, a new generation tactical aircraft for lation and account for women in those positions ’IHESCOTTS Service says the country needs a healthy rate of space-age technology for destroying incoming Soviet anti-submarine warfare and surface ship surveil­ one-third of its labor and it releases the dreams THE REPORT pre­ credit expansion in 1983 if the economic recovery missiles would take a massive effort recalling the lance and targeting. force, they earn only of those boys and girls. pared by the group said is to continue. Apollo moon program. In a ceremony Thursday attended by Sikorsky and one-tenth of world income "It is a step in the right the average salary for Total credit outstanding at the end of 1982 was “ He is talking about a program that is a little bt out Navy officials, the Navy took formal possession of the and own less than one- direction but a very tiny men at U.N. headquarters 153 percent of the GNP, higher than the previous of time. But conceptually, what he.is talking about is helicopter which will serve as the air vehicle for the hundredth of its property. step." is $44,000 compared with 13 year average of 142 percent, the service said plausible and can absolutely be done, given the Navy’s advanced Light Airborne Multi-Purpose $27,000 for women. Thursday. ^ resources and tim e," Harry J. Gray, president and System. The report, by the U.N. The most robust ap­ "In the United Nations, But the above average debt reading resulted chief executive officer of United Technologies Corp., Following the ceremony, Navy pilots flew the Ad Hoc Group on Equai plause was directed at New York, for every one more from the severely depressed level of the said Thursday. aircraft to the IBM Federal Systems Division facility Rights for Women, also Motlalepula Chabaku, dollar a man earns a Reagan called for a crash effort to develop at Oswego, N.Y., where 1,800 pounds of mission said two out of three GNP than from an excessive level of borrowing, who wore a T-shirt under woman earns 62 cents," the service said. advanced technology that could destroy incoming avionics equipment will be installed and flight tested. illiterates, worldwide, are her business suit. She beat anybody at beating crabgrass. the report said, citing the The investors service said in its weekly report it Soviet missiles and end U.S. reliance on retaliation as Sikorsky President Robert F. Daniell, said the grippled lapels of her fact that most of the a deterrent to nuclear war. delivery of the aircraft was “ a major milestone in one jacket apd pulled it wide will be necessary to accommodate the household women are in lower paid Right now, last year’s crabgrass seeds N o wonder Scotts® guarantees your and business sectors if there is to be any lasting He gave no concrete details about the sysem, but it of the U.S. Navy’s most vital modern defense GLORIA Steinem. look­ open, pointing a slogan jobs. was described by White House aides as a major shift systems." ing skinnier, was there are lurking under your lawn, just waiting recovery because their debt requirements are that read: "Some leaders After noting there are satisfaction absolut^. in U.S. strategic policy from dependence on Daniell said the Seahawk program was executed and proved she's still a bound to be substantially more than the $200 are born women." no men among 14 under­ to turn into this year’s crabgrass. But not retaliating with nuclear weapons if the Soviets struck well within the contract schedule and budget heavyweight at arousing This spring get the Scotts billion borrowed in 1982. Ms. Chabaku is the secretary-generals first. requirements and was delivered two months ahead of women to their needs. founder of the Black ($118,566 a year), the if you use Tiirf Builder Plus Halts® crab- The plan brought strong reaction from Capitol Hill schedule. The Ms. Magazine edi­ difference — and get it for less, with Women's Federation of report said that of a dozen and the scientific community, and Gray said the The high performance SH-60B aircraft is the Navy tor was moderator of a grass preventer and fertilizer. It lays South Africa, now out­ assistant secretary- this refund offer. proposal would take millions of dollars and a massive version of the U.S. Arm y’s UH-60A Black Hawk utility symposium featuring Plagt^out of service lawed in that country. generals ($105,869), only down a protective barrier of the tough­ effort recalling the nation’s rush to land a man on the transport and the HH-60D Night Hawk search and women active in politics, "When I speak of the one is female. At the next moon. rescue helicopter now under development for the U.S. trade unions and grass inquaiity of women in est crabgrass preventer there is, to stop WATERFORD - The Millstone I nuclear lower grade, directors power plant has been taken out of service to " I f we are protecting the lives of the citizens of the Air Force. roots organizations con­ South Africa I cannot l‘k' ($70,000 to $90,000), there those seeds before they start. A n d our repair non-radioactive water leaks in the reactor United States, anything is worth that. The cost must When it ente^'the fleet in 1984, the Seahawk will cerned with women, and speak for white women u p i photo are only 12 women in a building, a Northeast Utilities spokesman said. come as a secondary consideration,” Gray said in an operate from frigates, cruisers and destroyers and be poverty. there," she said. smaller, more uniform particles cover total of 190. Spokesman Cliff Hill said the plant was brought interview with WFSB-TV in Hartford. equipped with sensors, avionics, and torpedoes for your lawn completely. A ll of this means to a controlled shutdown ^about 9:30 a.m. United Technologies — which lists itself as the detecting and destroying submarines and surface second largest defense contractor in the U.S. — New development vessels. that Tiirf Builder Plus Halts can give -you Thursday in order to tighten up some valves and Ranges which were leaking water greater than includes aerospace and electronics divisions such as Robert Griffin inspects single crystal Officials said the the aircraft will significantly King Kong to climb better crabgrass prevention than any­ the specified limit of 2‘A gallons a minute. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group, Hamilton Standard reinforce the Navy’s effectiveness, enabling it to Hill said workmen were scheduled to finish the and Norden Systems. airfoils, or blades, in aircraft engine disc conduct the mission over extended ranges^ never body else can. TURF BUIUMERFUIS repairs Friijpy ^nd the plant would be returned to ____ at Pratt & Whitney plant in East Hartford. before possible. TTiere’S more. Tiirf Builder Plus Halts service Saturday, with full power reached bv 10 A thought for the day: American movie magnate The crystal technology, patented by The Seahawk can also perform secondary roles p.m. Sunday. ^ Samuel Goldwyn was quoted as saying, "A verbal P&W, represents more than 15 years of including medical evacuation, search and rescue and Empire State Building feeds your lawn, too. Because every par­ Hahs. contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on." vertical replenishment — ship-to-ship and shore-to- research. ship delivery of cargo and personnel. ticle contains Tiirf Builder® fertilizer- SAN DIEGO (U PI) — An 84-foot-tall pany specializing in inflatable giiltoics the fertilizer engineered just for lawns. At New Britain firm King Kong plans to scale the Empire unveiled the ape Tuesday. ^ State Building next month, and'actress Actress Faye Wray, Kong's victim in Faye Raye may be there to applaud the the original movie, is considering fete based on the movie in which she attending the unveiling of the inflatable 1983IMI and her hairy friend appeared 50 years replica of her former co-star, a MAIL-IN REFUND CERTIFICATE Machinists vote to end walkout ago. company spokesman said, 4 DOOR SEDAN "The vinyl-coated nylon monster, The most memorable scene in the SAVE up to $6.00 per bag NEW BRITAIN (U PI) - About 30 "King Kong" movie classic featured an raising a fist 30-feet in circumference strike IS over, said George Walker, vice number oi workers would be called back the O N THE SCOTTS DIFFERENCE™ percent of the 400 striking workers at New ape that climbed the 1,472-foot .New skyward, will be mounted 40 feet from president of industrial and cpmmunity others at least would become eligible for Wen equipped with V-6, automatic trans., whitewali tires, appearance Britain Machine Co. will be returning to relations at the company. “ We are pleased York skyscraper. ,4 San Diego com­ the top of the building Anrii 7 iq 1 B U Y -a n y size Tort BuilderVSuper Turl Builder /Turt Builder unemployment benefits. + 2V 5. CALCULATE—yoursavingsbelow; work Monday, ending a 33-week-old wal­ that the vote was substantially in favor of package, radio, power steering & brakes, tinted glass, remote control - Super Turt Builder -i- 2*/Ttir( Builder -i- Halls.' kout at the plant. During the strike the workers had been mirror, air conditioning, electric defogger, St. #6121. accepting the company’s proposal and we relying on a $40 weekly allowance from the 2 SEND-Ihe completed refund certllicale and these two required The workers voted overwhelmingly Number Refund Refund are looking forward in having the em­ union’s strike fund. proofs o( purchase: the "Easy Open" arrow located in the upper Size of package Thursday to accept a new three-year of Bags per Bag Amount ployees return to work on Monday." Rayo said it was hard to determine the right-hand corner on the back ol each bag, sittf your dated sales receipt. contract even thou^ only 127 of the more Pizza to go-far, far away S.OOO sq ft bag Walker said this company anticipates it S2 00 exact terms of the new contract because of 3 MAIL TO: Scotts* Difference Refund than 400 workers who originally worked at 10.000 sq ft bag will be able to call back even more the introduction of the work centers, but the (U PI) — Famou.s Ruy'.s pizza is PO Box 9464 the plant would be called back. The The two deliverers left Kennedy 15.000 sq ft bag ^ employees in the next two to four weeks amount would probably average an in­ used to filling orders to go, but this one International Airport Wednesday Clinton. Iowa 52736 remaining workers would be eligible for once it gets its production schedule in order. Total cash refund (bmit $30) _ crease of about 70 cents. was a little far fetched. The request night. When they arrive in London they 4 R E C E IV E -a cash refund ol $2 00 per 5,000 sq. ft. coverage up to a unemployment benefits. was for 40 pies to go — to England. will be met by the school's bus, which maximum of $30 00 per family or address. Members of the International Association The new contract offer was worked out $8999 The union workers went on strike July 30, Frankie Idaball, 19. of Chicago, and will cart the pizzas to the school near N am e__ of Machinists approved the new contract by Tuesday after both sides met with a 1982, the day after its previous contract PUIS LOW COST 11.9% GMAC FINANCING .NOTE Otter good only in me US Void where prohibrted, taxed or restricted a 65 percent margin, despite a recommen­ John Bruce. 21. of Tell City, Ind., Grantham, 110 miles outside London. ' Allow 6-0 weeks for receipt ol your refund Address. mediator from the Hartford office of the expired. showed up Wednesday with a British dation by union negotiators to reject the federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Union members voted 339-43 to walk off Offer expires May 31,1983. City____ offer. impc.-t license in the name of the Long The boxed pizzas were stacked in a -S ta te . . Z ip . "The strike is over. The pickets have been their jobs saying the company failed to offer Distance Pizza Delivery Committee of special container, donated by TWA. Company officials said its new "work removed,” said Mike Rayo, a union an acceptable package of wages and Harlaxton College and took charge of The cargo included 19 pepperoni, 10 center" concept in the new contract called representative. working conditions. MOO worth of pizzas from Famous sausage, eight mushroom, and three for 14 different work stations to be set up to Rayo said he was not happy with the New Britain Machine, a division of Litton Ray's Pizza in Manhattan. plain pizzas. handle produciion Jobs with fewer workers. contract, but said the^ank-and-file voted Industries, has been a major manufacturer If! "W e are extremely pleased that the for the pact becausqzeven though a small in the city forabout 90 years. 1229 MAINSr!TTEL^48^46j^i5kNCH^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 25, 1983- 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., March 25. 1983 643'2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS Classified. • For advertisements to be Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Offlce Space ... Household Goods...... 62 Rates Notices Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property — ,. MIsc. for S a le ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 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Cam eo^ SSS MWns BABYSITTER WANTED sharp I 33 Olcott Dr. M an- C a ll 643-2711. A«Mil Cai 523-0401, Security, references. WATERPROOFING — chester (off Center ■ after school to play with $350. 643-4520. Flooring 56 5 or 270-2041 five year written guaran­ Street). children. Boulder Road. FREE to good home-3 646- 4600. tee on hatchways, MANCHESTER — four foundation cracks, drain­ year old neutered mole FLEA MARKET- OFnCE SPACE FOR RENT ^ cot. 643-5705. Personals 02 APPLICATIONS NOW room apartment. Good age lines, gravity feets, FLOORSANDING — Soturdav and Sunday. RN OR LPN - y pm to 7am location. Nice yard. Being accepted for work position now available ONE BUCKLAND SQUARE dry wells, window wells Floors like new. Special­ 10am to 5pm. 811 Main Plenty of parking. Ideal izing In older floors, natu­ Street (lower level) Man­ In meat processing plant. for Charge Nurse. Three and walls waterproofed. Antiques Must have Class II driv­ for young or older cou­ State licensed. Call either ral and stained floors. No chester. Coll Carl Benoit, Volkswagen introduces the all new 1983 Rabbit GTI. A RIDE WANTED To Pratt nights a week. Please call ple. $495. utilities In­ H artford 563-3006 or M an­ waxing anymore. John 646-9243. and Whitney L-Bulldlng. ers license. Apply In per­ Mrs. Gibbs,. DNS at 647- sporty high-performance version of our best-selling car. cluded. 649-3379. chester 646-3361 — Albert V erfollle , 646-5750. First shift. Call 649-5064 son BugnackI Special 9191. With style and performance conceived on demanding Meat Products, 50 Batson Zuccaro. ANTIQUES AND COL­ after 4pm. MANCHESTER — luxury LECTIBLES r- will pur­ European roads. A fuel-injected 1.8-liter overhead cam Drive, Buckland Indus­ RN OR LPN -7am to 33pm MANCHESIII 63,900 Automotive four room condo, one Income Tax Service 57 chase outright or sell on trial Park, Manchester. Charge Nurse position DUMAS ELECTRIC-AII engine and close ratio 5-speed sport transmission take the bedroom plus carpet, commission. House lot or Empiovment now available. Every types of residential wir­ GTI from 0-50 in 7.2 seconds. The fine-tuned suspension new appliances, garage. single piece. Telephone CARPENTERS 8. carpen­ other weekend. Please ^ 1 V2 ACRES. 4 ing, electrical Improve­ $400. Call 646-8609 644-8962. Cors/Truoks for Sole 71 and braking system provide excellent road handling in the & Education ter helpers- Steady year call Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at ments and repair work. TAX PREPARATION In evenings. German engineering tradition. And the sporty styling is all round work. Must have 647- 9191. New or old homes, all your home. Reliable, tools and transporttion. New Listing. Quaint Cape with old lobs welcomed. Fully li­ reasonable. Norm Mar­ WANTED ANTIQUES: excitement. Be part of the performance — test drive a ONE BEDROOM Apart­ Early, Victorian, Oak, FOR SALE 1979 two door Call 643-4139. EXPERIENCED SALES censed. 646-5253. shall, 643-9044. Rabbit GTI today. Help Wanted 21 fashioned charm. A well cared-for 6 m ent to sublet M a y 1st. I920's and miscellaneous. Pinto. Low mileage. Ex­ Person for retail furni­ $320 monthly Including Please c a ll 643-8709. cellent stereo and sun­ NURSE AIDES-CertIfled. ture sales. Call 646-0040 Room Home and Oversized Double M EXEOmVE OFRCI M N K - MMOESin CARS — Professional WALT ZINGLERS In­ heat and hot water. 649- roof. Excellent condi­ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Full and part time posi­ 5-8pm weekdays. Garage. Call Today! Houses in this UP TO 1,800 8 0 . FT. wash and wax, reosona- come tax service. Filing BOOKKEEPER — full tions available. 7-3 and 0738. ble prices. Evenings 643- personal or small busi­ DOLLS and Doll things. tion. Coll 646-7068 after Charge bookkeeper. CUSTOMIZED TENANT LAYOUT Look >for the Wooden 6pm. Nothing else is a Volkswagea 11-7 shifts. Excellent be­ HOUSECLEANING — price range are selling quickly. 5682. ness tax returns. In your Some familiarity with FOUR ROOM Apartment. Soldier at antique show- nefits. Crestfleld Conva­ part time. Must have own ADJACENT TO EXIT 03 1-00 home since 1974. 646-5346. data processing systems. 1st floor. No appliances. 1973 FORD PINTO lescent Home 8i Fenwood transportation. Inquire IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Second Congregational Full benefits. Salary Adults only. No Pets. Pcrintbig/Paperlng 52 Church, Manchester, Wagon, standard. Excel­ Manor In Manchester. In person 487 North Main ••••••••••••••••••••••• commensurate with ex­ References and Security. CALL: MR. LAWRENCE e43r2101 Household Goods 62 M arch 25th and 26th. lent condition. Coll 643- Plecee call between 9 and Street, Manchester BY OWNER — Manches­ perience. Small growing 7959 after 4pm. 3, Monday thru Friday, (below Cap'n Cork Pack­ ter, 56 Redwood Road. Condominiums 32 $250 monthly. Available c o m p a n y lo c a t e d In 643-5151. Seven room, three bed­ A p ril 1st. 649-6039. ' P A IN T IN G 8, P A P E R TOLLAND COUNTY age Store). 1 9 7 8 PLYMOUTH M Rocky Hill. Submit re- room colonial In country Hanging. Ceilings re­ USED REFRIGERA­ su ne to Blum , Shapiro & Tog Sales 69 VOLARE-Power steer­ EXIT 95 Off ROUTE 86 CONVENIENCE STORE BABYSITTER In my setting. Foyer, fireplaced VERNON — Two to O N E B E D R O O M MIsc for Rent paired. References. Fully T O R S , W A S H E R S , Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, MIsc for Rent 44 ing, air conditioning, ra­ ROUTE 83. VERNON 649-2638 CLERK-Full and part Manchester home. One living room, formal din­ choose from. Immacu­ Apartment- Heat, hot wa­ Insured. Quality work! Ronbes - clean, guaran­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a West Hartford,CT 06107. ter, carpeting, all ap­ dio, excellent gas mi­ time positions available. toddler, and one Intant. ing room, eat In kitchen, late 3W room brick Martin Mattsson, even­ teed, ports and service. leage, passed emissions DATSUN F10 Hatchback, All shifts. Apply in per­ Approx. 2 days per large first floor family condo. Wall to wall, dish pliances, air condition­ ings 649-4331. Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8i CRAFT FAIR — Saturday MEDICAL SECRETA- ing. Nice location. Coll M arch 26th, 10am to 4pm, Inspection. Excellent 1978. Good condition. son, 7-Eleven Store, 305 week.649-6936. room . IV2 baths, large washer, disposol, alr- Son, 649 Main Street, Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 RY/Receptlonlst for part 649-5249. Andover Elementary condition. Coll anytime, $2200. C a ll 633-7338. With tax rebates now in Green Road, master bedroom, 2 V2 ca r condltionlng, stove, re­ D.G. P E T E R S E N P A IN T ­ 643-2171. time fill in for yacatlons, School. 30 Craftspeople, 643-4735. most homes, it's the Manchester. garage. $84,900. 647-9374. frigerator. Lovely high ING COMPANY — Inte­ illnesses, etc. Peg board, FOUR ROOM Apartment- INDUSTRIAL LAND snack bar, childrens perfect time to find a location; close to every­ rior Specialist. Custom FOUR PLACE SET­ 1968VOLKSWAGEN. adding machine, book­ 1st floor. Busline. Ap­ Manchester — four acres more or less. Over 1973 FORD LTD for sole. MOTORCYCLE IN S U ­ cash buyer for that PART TIME- Take inven- FONT-DIGITIZER EAST HARTFORD — thing. Group I, Belflore W allpaper Hanging. In­ TINGS of Lenox Chino. room. Follow the signs Good running condition. keeping knowledge ne­ Excellent opportunity pliances. No pets. $325. from Route . First $350 takes it. Call RANCE — lowest rates chandelier you tory In Manchester $57,500. Immaculate two Agency, 647-1413. 800 ft. of frontage on two city streets, water, surance Damage Ap­ Springdale pattern. Sells 6 Four good tires. $200 or cessary. Salary commen­ for the right candidate to Security. 646-3494. E ven­ 646-2219. available. Call Clarice or no longer use! stores. Car necessary. bedroom ranch. Alumi­ sewer, low pressure gas. On busline. Excel­ praisers. Workmanship for $99 place setting. Will best offer. 649-7436. A fill a position in the surate with qualifications Write phone number, ex­ num siding, garage, ings, 649-4742. Guaranteed! 646-8467. sell all lo r $175. 643-8268. L A R G E T A G S A L E — 251 Joan at C la rk e Insurance drafting dex. Artistic lent visibility. $149,500 Agency, 8-5pm, 643-1126. and experience. Send re­ perience to: ICC 466, Box ability, ability to print many extras. Call 646- West Center Street, M an ­ 1974 COUGAR XR7. Ex­ 1978 C H E V Y C-10. Fleet- And it's easy! Just call us sume or pick UP ap plica­ 527, Param os, N .J. 07652. neatly, able to follow di­ 1512. MANCHESTER-four PAINTING AND PAPER KEROSENE HEATERS chester. Saturday and cellent condition. Power Side. 6V2 ft. boey were today and we'll put your tion at Dr. Stephen Ro­ rooms, second floor. Sunday, M arch 26 and 27. steering, power brakes, low-cost ad in print. rections, able to work in­ MANCHESTER- HANGING — ceilings re­ — 50% off on all remain­ good climbers, but they TWO PUCH Mopeds — meo, 18 Haynes Street, Basement, parking, pets. 9am - 4pm. automatic. Stereo, ra- excellent condition. One L P N -11 to 7pm. Monday - dependent):'. MANCHESTER — for Sacrlflce. Immaculate 2 F.J. SPILECKI, Realtor paired. References, fully ing Inventory. B.D. were unfamiliar with the Manchester. High School education Convenient, nice neigh­ dlals. $1800. 646-4689. For extra cash, sell Frid ay. C a ll 649-2358. sale by owner. Six room bedrooms, each with insured. Quality work. Pearls, 643-2171. White Mountains. Were Magnum XK, one Maxi required. Some drafting borhood. $295. Call Satur­ BOOK SALE - Friday, that chandelier... nowl cape, three bedrooms, bath. Carpeting. Redeco­ Martin Mattsson, even­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• they negligent or did they Luxe. C a ll 649-7393. RN NIGHTS Supervisor or other technical school day, 684-4689. 643-2121 Saturday, Sunday, 1974 AMC GREMLIN - CLERK/TYPIST for traf­ one bath. Nicetreedlotin rated. Great for summer. ings 649-4431. have bad luck? My opin­ position available every desirable. March 25,26 and 27. Over $300. Needs some work. fic department of an ad We offer salary com­ area convenient to shop­ Pool. Gos grills. Sun- M Isc for Sole 63 ion Is that they had bad Saturday night 7pm - FOUR ROOM - apartment Finding a buyer for spor­ 4000 old books. Large 643-8853. Rec Vehicles 73 agency. Must be very mensurate with ability ping and buses. Includes: deck. CHFA qualified. INTERIOR — EXTE­ lo ck." 7am. Excellent salary. motivated and a selfstar­ kitchen appliance, In four fa m ily house. ting goods is easy when you selection of magazines. and experience. Full b ^ $45, 900.643-8649.643-6591. RIOR Painting — Wal­ Household furniture has Crestfleld Convalescent ter. Many opportunities nefit package. washer and dryer, wall to Private driveway and en­ advertise in Classified. Blouson Veit lpapering and drywall Sale price Friday, $1.00 1982 P O N T IA C T 1000 - Home and Fenwood Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 been a popular item found for advancement. Cll If interested, please wall carpeting and drap­ trance. On first floor. Installation. Quality pro­ per Item; Sunday, S0