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By RICHARD CODY Next to these figures are those for work would go out for bid. Herald Reporter, townwide pick up, $96,000 estimated A transfer station, if approved BOLTOiN— Voters will go to the for an annual minimum expense and Wednesday, would likely be located polls Wednesday, and the result will $115,000 as a maximum. at Freja Park. decide whether the town will con­ The Board of Selectmen by consen­ According to estimates by Town Council Chairwoman Roberta Koontz by numerous towns persons. He resigned presented former Town Manager Frank as town manager to assume a position as Poland welcomes tract townwide pick up or install a sus, endorsed the installation of a selectmen, almost two-thirds of the transfer station to solve the town's transfer station, although Selectman town's families presently contract Connolly with a plaque Monday night. Con­ assistant town manager for the town of solid waste disposal problem. John Carey has maintained favor for townwide pick up, a percentage that nolly was honored at a ceremony attended Newington. The estimated annual cost for townwide pick up. represents a total town expenditure operating the transfer station, a cost The Republican Town Committee of about $40,000. that includes' bonding costs for ap­ voted in favor of townwide pick up, John Carey, the only selectman of­ Brezhnev pardon proximately $100,000, is about $63,- while the Democratic Town Com- ficially in favor of townwide pick up, 000, as estimated by the Board of ■ mlttee backs the transfer station. maintains that the $40,000 already Council seeks manager WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - The source said initial reaction to his legalization of Rural Solidarity, con­ Selectmen. The possible maximum If the town votes for townwide represents a town expenditure, and -Polish media. Solidarity and support of Polish efforts to solve tinued the sit-in at the headquarters annual cost is $79,000. pick up, the selectmen have said the when figured into the projected costs COVENTRY— A three member Koontz appointed council members the number of applicants to about 10, farmers seeking their own union their own problems was favorable. of the Peasants Party in Bydgoszcz for the two alternatives, raises the subcommittee of the Town Council Roy McLain, Laurier DeMars and and these ten will then be contacted joined today in welcoming Soviet "If he had said something really bad, begun March. 16. total cost of the transfer station by was appointed Monday to screen Joyce Carilli to the subcommittee. and an interview arranged. President Leonid Brezhnev’s ap­ we would have issued a statement.” “Leonid Brezhnev has again $40,000 while lowering the cost of applicants for the position of town parent vote of confidence in Poland’s The Roman Catholic affiliated shown his farsightedness in the The committee will begin Applications will be received until ■ IfFreja Park used, townwide pick up by $40,000. manager. screening of the over 70 resumes the April 17. ability to solve its own problems. newspaper Slowo Powszechne evaluation of the complex processes Other selectmen said the transfer Former Town Manager Frank town has received, once a set of Mrs. Koontz urged all council Newspapers praised Brezhnev's published a Rural Solidarity declara­ under way in Poland, the countries station gives the town a wider scope l « l |7 Connolly’s resignation became effec­ criteria is established and presented members to read each resume, "farsight^ness” and called him a tion that said, “We harbor no of the Socialist community and all of options than townwide pick up. tive March 27. Donald Holmes, assis­ to the council. marking each one with comments in “consistent supporter of peace,” and political ambitions and recognize the over Europe,” the Zycie Warszawy new park is needed First Selectman Henry Ryba said tant town manager and town The criteria will be presented to order to aid the subcommittee in its the unofficial independent farmers party as the leading political force in newspaper said. March 30 that his reasons for engineer, has assumed the position the rest of the council at the first evaluation of the applicants. union Rural Solidarity said in a Poland.” Brezhnev seemed during his BOLTON — If the town installs a the result of his request, after the favoring the transfer station include until a new town manager can be regular meeting of the council in The applicants granted an inter­ pledge of support to the Communist The declaration, which said speech in Prague Tuesday to give the transfer station in Freja Park, the the convenience for being able to dis­ “nobody in our union wishes to un­ park director brought the law to his hired by the council. May. view will be brought tp town at the Party it*would never strike. Polish communist leadership ■V'- card refuse when desired (even if a land acerage used for the station attention. He said that the park Council Chairwoman Roberta The committee will have reduced town’s expense. Mrs. Koontz said. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, dermine the principles of Poland’s another chance to control the unruly must be replaced by a similar director said that the “law may be person may decide to hire pick up saying he wants to retire, called system,” was submitted to a labor movement that has wrested amount of acreage, located in town, applicable, " and that the lawyer said service), the recycling option and Tuesday for a moratorium on con­ parliamentary commission Tuesday. much of the power from the ruling ■‘0 and be used for park purposes to “it is applicable" to tbe possible back up storage space. frontation as the Soviet Union an­ The official news agency PAP said party. comply with state statute. situation in Freja Park entailing the Under townwide pick up, nounced the end of the Warsaw Pact Rural Solidarity leaders told the After Brezhnev’s speech, Walesa / According to a letter from the installation of a transfer station. household refuse would be picked up maneuvers that had raised fears of commission they would never strike immediately urged his union to use town attorney, which the Board of once every week, and bulk material, Soviet intervention to crush the free “because this would be a crime the breathing space to show “less Bergren said the town has Selectmen will discuss tonight, any tires, refrigerators and large items, trade union movement. against nature.” politicizing, less talking and greater -tiJi park land that is used for purposes "several other parcels" of land that once every two months. Solidarity did not respond to However, about 50 farmers focus on the problems people are in­ other than park use must be replaced could be used to compensate for loss There would be no extra charge for Brezhnev’s speech but a union demanding, among other things. terested in.” by the town with an equal amount of of park area if necessary, "some to removal of bulk waste. land to compensate for the loss of the south of the K-4 building," and Polls will be open at the Communi­ the park land. some located near the Bolton- ty Hall from noon to 8 p.m. OUREASTK Administrator Alan Bergren said Hebron town line. Monday that the attorney's evalua­ The rough plans for the transfer Marine Corps League Copycat gunman tails tion of the situation in Freja Park station call for about a two-acre use, MANCHESTER - The Marine reprq^nts an application of state a figure that could fluctuate depen­ Corps League will meet Wednesday statut^O'd'specific situation. ding upon the length of the access at 8 p.m. at the Marine Club on Bergren-said the letter came as road, Bergren said. Parker Street. SALE -.an altemative tothe high cx)st in completing 'legacy' NEW YORK (UPI) - A copycat started. RR must die. He (JWH) has to kiii Haig or Heims, the Preuss seeks 2-mill cut ^ o f Spring Fashions. gunman threatened to kill President told me so in a prophetic dream. Sad­ Republican senator from North Reagan, Secretary of State ly though, your death is also Caroiina. required,” officials said Richardson BOLTON — Selectman Carl percentage increase is “totally un­ Alexander Haig, Sen. Jesse Helms In Richardson’s hotel room at the Since the meeting, Preuss feels he wrote in a letter hand-delivered Preuss, Republican candidate for acceptable, " adding that “there This Spring's dressing is soft and pretty. and teen-age actress Jodie Foster Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven, of­ has located several more areas of Monday to the Yaie campus. first selectmen, indicated in a state­ must be no tax increase. Not a dime because Of a “prophetic dream” sent ficials found a copy of Reagan’s pic­ potential cuts, bringing the total of And with a choice this beautiful... by would-be assassin John W. “You too will suffer the same fate ment issued Monday, he is seeking more " than last year’s expenditures. his projected cuts for the town ture, with the face crossed out and Hinckley Jr., law enforcement of­ as Reagan and others in his fascist major reductions in the 1981-82 In his estimation, Preuss deter­ proper budget to $118,420. why pay more elsewhere? the notation “targeted for death,” ficials say. regime. You cannot escape. We aae proposed town budget totalling ap­ mined several areas of cuts which These cuts include maintaining the and two notes. Eldward Richardson, 21, an un­ a wave of assassins throughout the proximately two mills. "must be made in order to prevent a In one of the notes, addressed to present salary level for the selctmen world.” mill rate increase.” FASHION AND employed landscaper from the “Fascist Powers,” Reagan’s life and eliminating the position of a middle-class Philadelphia suburb of The letter was dated April 3 and Board of Finance members, after At the March 1 meeting between was threatened, officials said. part-time clerk. ALL-WEATHER COATS Drexel Hill, Pa., was held in lieu of signed, “Int. People’s Court.” hearing all budget requests, have the Board of Finance and Board of “I depart now for Washington, Secret Service agents — alerted by projected an increase of 6.3 mills Selectman, Preuss suggested $500,000 bail today in tbe D.C., to bring to completion These cuts also include reductions Metropolitan Correctional Center on a hotel maid who found one of over the present mill rate of 25 mills. changes entailing a $32,160 decrease Entire Stock. Hinckley’s reality,” the note said. in the highway budget from the charges of threatening to kiil the Richardson’s notes — arrested The increase represents about in the 1981-82 projected budget. Our Reg. $45. “Ultimately, Ronald Reagan will be proposed $165,450 to $140,300, as it president. Richardson Tuesday in Manhattan’s $420,(X)0 or 24 percent over last These plans include reducing expen­ shot to death and this country turned was budgeted for the present fiscal Secret Service agents said the Port Authority bus terminal on his year’s budget. Classic styling to take you through Spring beaudfully to the ‘left.’ ditures for parks and scrapping the year. way from New Haven to his parents’ The finance board has requested energy conservation plans for the .. in rain or shine. This outstanding collection threats were made in two ietters — “If I cannot get at the president, I Preuss also suggests that all one found in a New Haven, Conn., home in Pennsylvania. the Board of Selectmen and the Bentley Memorial Library. features fine single and double breasted styles, many am prepared to slay some other • capital improvements be eliminated hotei room and the other sent to Miss He was carrying a ioaded .32- Board of Education to re-examine The library conservation plans in­ with belts and detail stitching. Yours in Spring's prominent ’right-wing’ politics,! from the proposed budget. caliber pistoi and admitted he in­ their respective budgets, indicating clude installing fans, window newest colors. Misses and Juniors. Foster at Yale University. The 18- figure.” Preuss said Monday that his tended to assassinate the president, possible areas of cuts or shutters and push-in timers, costing PANT rOATS year-old actress was also the target It was signed “Edward Richard­ observance of the second anniversary of general stance on the proposed a Secret Service spokesman said. Ben Dakers of Manchester Community eliminations. a projected $10,200; Preuss prefers Entire Stock. Our Reg. $40... $ 34. of letters from Hinckley, charged in son, Int. People’s Court.” budget is to “hold the line to what it If he failed in the assassination College shows his roiler skating form during the fire which destroyed the college’s stu­ Preuss states that the projected to put this off for a year. last week’s assassination attempt on Law enforcement officials in New was this (fiscal) year. Period.” Reagan. attempt, said U.S. Attorney John a free skate day on the main campus of the dent center in 1979. (Herald photo by ”I wiii finish what Hinckley Martin, Richardson intended to try Please turn to page 6 college Wednesday. The event was held in Tarquinio) Vief vets interviews set Police negotiators talk man out of suicide try STORRS (UPI) — A University of 30 to 40 veterans from Connecticut mitments to air portions of the Connecticut graduate student says and southern New England. documentary. He said he expects to MANCHESTER - A man who Oakwood Ave., West Hartford, When Lawton refused to leave the Hospital and said they anticipate he will interview the nation’s “first “I have always felt the proper role edit about 500 hours of tape and aims barricaded himself in a relative’s called Manchester Police to report house and threatened to kill himself. filing no criminal charges against real tragic heroes" — Vietnam War of the Vietnam War veteran is yet to to complete the project by Veteran’s home for about hours last night, her husband was missing and Minor called in the SWAT team. He Lawton. veterans — for a series of radio be determined," said Puzzo, who Day on Nov. 11. while wielding a .22 caliber possibly suicidal. said the six-member unit set up com­ Minor said no motivation for Law- documentaries sponsored by a state served in Vietnam. “They deserve The study will focus on how war grant. revolver, was dissuaded by police munications and secured the area, ton's suicide attempt is known. more than stereotyping. I consider experiences affected the lives of negotiators from carrying out his Officer Santo Ficara went to the while specially trained police John Puzzo, of Coventry, said "The members of the SWAT team Vietnam War veterans to be this Vietnam veterans, he said. threatened suicide. 364 Bush Hill home of Carol Walden, negotiator Barry Caldwell went to Monday he won a $10,570 grant from and especially the negotiators did a country’s first real tragic heroes.” "I will document their lives Captain Henry Minor said he a relative of Lawton, and searched work. Lawton’s wife and a friend the Connecticut Humanities Council heck of a job," commented Minor. Puzzo said several Connecticut before, during and after the war,” he called in the police SWAT team, to the house. Ficara found Lawton in also helped with negotiations. for the project and would interview "The job of the SWAT team is to pre­ radio stations have made com- said. “What were their hopes and secure the area and back-up police the basement. Poiice said Lawton vent anyone from getting hurt. dreams? We want to find out how negotiators. pointed the gun at Ficara and the of­ Caldwell finally convinced Lawton Nobody was hurt and whenever you their lives have been affected.” Minor said the ordeal began at ficer backed off and called for help. to lay down his gun and leave the can say that, it was a successful The project is being conducted in about 5:30 p.m. yesterday, when the Police cleared everybody else from house at about 1;30 a.m. operation" conjunction with UConn’s Oral wife of Lawrence Lawton, 104 the house. Police took Lawton to St. Francis History program. •./ Seeks suspects Lawyer sees report as victory HARTFORD (UPI) — Authorities today sought two men who held up a branch of the Charter Oak Bank and —police, fire and parks and added, "This department should con­ DRESSES Entire Stock. Our Reg. $20 to $25. By MARTIN KEARNS sider generous compensation for the Trust Co. and escaped with an un­ garage. cemeteries— should continue to tinue to maintain, service and repair determined amount of cash. Herald Reporter maintain separate equipment their own small tractors, mowers, MANCHESTER - The town, Town directors have been awaiting Police said the robbers, both facilities away from the con­ blowers and other items of small Tuesday*, released the report of a the committee report before voting wearing ski masks, entered the solidated facility at Olcott Street. engine equipment," blue-ribbon committee studying a on the garage sale. A first com­ Broad Street bank through a rear Jon Berman, attorney for the Holl In a closing statement, the report central maintenance facility, and mittee lodged no advisory vote, door shortly after 11 a.m, Monday Feminine and lovely.. .with touches of lace, pearl Street residents, today viewed the said in the event the town accepts the attorney representing a although town, company and and ordered employees and buttons, and many easy-swinging skirts with pleats. neighborhood representatives sub­ report as “sounding the death knell” Multi-Circuits’ offer, the Parks and customers to lie on the floor. Come save now on Spring’s newest styles in 1-piece neighborhood organization today for the garage’s sale to Multi- Cemeteries Department could said its findings discredit the con­ mitted disparate recommendations. One man aimed a gun while the dresses, skirt sets, dresses with jacket;, aitd special The committee recommended the Circuits. He said the study supports relocate to the existing Water other bolted a counter and scooped occasion dresses. Soft polyesters, sheers and crisp troversial proposal to sell the Itnen looks. All easy care.. .all in Spring's rrtost town consolidate its vehicles and the neighbors’ view that the Department facility on Charter Oak up cash. There were no injuries existing Park and Cemetery Depart­ Harrison Street garage is needed to Street. “This move would be the popular colors and combirtations ment garage. heavy equipment in one central reported, and. police and the FBI support maintenance of the least disruptive to the effective cen­ Misses aitd Juniors. ’i'he Holl Street Residents’ facility. To accomplish this, it were investigating. adjoining East Cemetery. tralized operating structure of the Association has opposed the gar­ further called for expansion of the existing Highway Department gar­ The report says the Parks and Parks and Cemeteries Department age’s sale to Multi-Circuits Inc., Cemeteries Department should should it become necessary to since it would open the door to age at Olcott Street. Short circuit 0|ien every nighr. house its trucks and larger equip­ further expansion of the firm’s ■nie committee, however, noted Monday rhrou^ Sarurday. that three town departments ment at the central facility, but Pleaite turn lo page 6 DEEP RIVER (UPl) - Your MaiteiCard. circuit-board manufacturing opera­ Authorities say a short circuit In Airrerican Express and tion. VISA are wekxrme. Anderson-Little basement wiring was to blame for a So much for so ittle. Residents have complained the weekend fire which destroyed the

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) astronaut recovery operations in a down clock resumed at 10 p.m. after % — The countdown to launch for the lagoon west of the oceanside launch a 12-hour hold. A hold is when the News Briefing space shuttle Columbia rolled along pad. They rehearsed picking up countdown ciock is stopped to give TtMKIIAniMt ^ — smoothly today, heading for a spec­ crewmen from a life raft, and from a technicians a rest, time to catch up ■ ..V tacular Friday morning start to the mockup representing a ditched shut­ with lagging work or time to seek the » M 2‘/4-day test flight of the ship tle. cause of probiems. designed to make space flight Today’s key job at the launch pad routine. was the loadng of supercold After today's hold, there will be 14 The Columbia’s pilots, John W. hydrogen and oxygen into small hours and 20 minutes of hold time un roTOCAtT • Young and Robert L. Crippen, vacuum spheres for the three fuel- left in the countdown. The next of prepared to fly to the spaceport from these wait periods is set to begin Reagan wants to work Houston later today. Thursday morning and last 11 hours Police hunt suspect The weather forecase for 6:50 a.m. and 50 minutes. Page said he hoped WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan, spending the launch crew could get some rest ATLANTA (DPI) - Police searched today for a EST Friday launch time improved his 10th day in the hospital today, is described as anxious today with Air Fo.ee forecasters es­ Test flight durine that break. mustachioed hlack man with long graying hair and horn­ to get back to work but aides and doctors caution against rimmed glasses who reportedly gave a ride to the latest Weather timating that an approaching cold The Columbia is the first manned rushing his convalescence from a bullet wound. u n o i SAU’ : front will stay north of Florida, youth to vanish in the city’s string of 25 missing and Doctors talk about taking things one day at a time, and set Friday spaceship to rely entirely on its own ULEVISION leaving generally good conditions at computers to figure out what it murdered young blacks. there are indications Reagan may have to cancel a the launch site both Friday and needs to do to get where its supposed Late Tuesday night police released a composite scheduled trip West for his daughter’s wedding, a GOP drawing of the man, who, a witness said, was driving the Saturay. to go, then to direct its various fund-raiser and a meeting with Mexico’s president. The astronauts’ stubby-winged, cell generators stashed in the mid 1966 green Chevrolet station wagon Larry Rogers, 21, got engines, or aerodynamic control sur­ Reagan awoke at 7 a.m. today from a 10-hour sleep to reusable spacecraft was rapidly fuselage of the 122-foot spacecraft. into March 30 — the last time he was seen by acquain­ Today’s forecast faces, to perform the functions breakfast of granola, juice and coffee, a White House being prepared for flight after 2'/z If there were going to be new needed to get there. tances. medical bulletin said. It added his temperature was “in Today sunny breezy and warm witlrhlgb temperatures years of delays, technicians even problems today, this is where launch "At this time he’s only wanted for questioning in the normal range” when he went to sleep ’Tuesday night. near 70. Tonight fair and mild with lows 45 to 50. director George Page said he expected Four redundant main computers regards to the disappearance of Larry Rogers,” said a cleaned the ship’s six airpiane-like Reagan’s son, Michael, said today the president is ’Thursday mostly cloudy windy and warm with showers them. He said the fuei celi loading "talk” to each other 350 to 400 times police spokeswoman. ”We have no reason to consider cockpit windows. eager to get back to work, and probably will be back in likely. High temperatures near 70. Southwest winds in­ often took longer than expected a second. One is the boss, but the him suspect.” ^launch control spokesman, said the White House by week’s end. creasing to 15 to 25 mph today. Southwest winds around 15 work proceeded on schedule during during the Apoilo program a decade other three do the same calculations Tliere have been “not many times in my life I’ve seen mph tonight and 15 to 25 mph again 'Thursday. the night and early morning. ago. and check each other If the boss Fourth skeleton found my dad flat on his back, the younger Reagan said in an in­ At sunrise, technicians were Because problems were possible, a computer doesn't agree with the terview on NBC’s “Today” program before visiting the hooking up explosive devices that second “hold” was inserted into other three, the other computers president in the hospital. Extended outlook would be used to blow up the today’s countdown. It was to have vote it out of the system WEEKI WACHEE, Fla. (UPI) - Deputies conducting “It kind of hurts seeing him there because I know he iasted eight hours, but was cut to If all lour fail, or can t agree on Ehctended outlook for New England Friday through A mockup of the Columbia’s nose cone is optimistic that astronauts John Young and shuttle’s external fuel tank and solid a grim search for graves on the junk-littered property of wants to be up and doing things and getting this country four hours so engineers couid make which is faulty, a fifth computer Sunday: Robert Crippen would be able to roar off on fueled booster rockets after the crew a convicted sex offender and his family have unearthed a back going and he feels he’s not accomplishing that much lowered Into the water Tuesday In prepara­ up time lost Tuesday. using programs developed by a MaasachuRetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; ejected should the ship veer toward fourth skeleton and officials fear more bodies could be sitting in the hospital.” tion for rescue practice of the spacecraft, schedule Friday at 6:50 a.m. (UPI photo) They made even better than separate group of engineers will take Generally fair weather through the period. Overnight a populated area after liftoff. discovered. Reagan was shot March 30 in a fusillade of gunfire that should It land In the ocean. Officials were Air Force rescue teams practiced expected progress and the count­ over and run the show ’The skeleton — thought to be that of a female — was also injured his press secretary and two law enforcement lows 35 to 45. Daytime highs mostly in the 60s. discovered Tuesday afternoon when a backhoe operator officers.' Vermont: Fair Friday and again Sunday. Partly unearthed the bones. TYeasury Secretary Donald Reagan said today officials cloudy with a chance of a few showers Saturday. Highs in Experts from the Florida Department of Law Enforce­ are studying several ways to tighten security following the mid 50s to mid 60s. Lows mainly in the 30st ment moved in with masonry troweis and paint brushes the assassination attempt — including a probable Maine, New Hampahire: Clearing Friday. Fair Satur­ and carefully cleared the sandy soil away from the bones day and Sunday. Lows in the 30s. Highs in the upper 40s to Saudi Arabia joins Jordan in nixing U.S blackout on the president’s schedule. and confirmed they were human, probably female like mid 50s. Liberation Organization as the “sole the first three skeletons. tv j/ RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UPI) — Underscoring the regional tension, spend about two hours in Rome both privately arTd publicly the main But they said any alternative The skeleton was found only 3 feet away from where Saudi Arabia' joined Jordan today in and legitimate representative to the Haig brought to Saudi Arabia a con­ before continuing to Madrid. He also threat to peace is Israel and its proposal to end the conflict between Palestinian people is a pre-requisite the third skeleton was found Friday. McCarthy goes home rejecting U.S. Secretary of State troversial proposal to lend them four will visit Britain, France and West poiicies in occupied territories — not Israel and its Arab neighbors would The first one, found March 17, and the second, found Alexander Haig’s call for giving top AWAC spy planes for four years until Germany. the Soviet Union. have to be better than the Camp March 25, were located a short distance away. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secret Service agent Timothy National forecast priority to an anti-Soviet alliance, they buy their own by 1985 — a Haig found support in Egypt and Jordan also again flatiy rejected David proposals — now in McCarthy is home from the hospital with a healing bullet saying Israel is a major threat to scheme opposed by Israelis who fear Israel for his "strategic consensus” the Camp David peace process deadlocked negotiations — and they wound from a would-be assassin and sincere thanks from By United Press International Los Angeles f 67 56 peace in the Middle East. an Arab attack. — an alliance based on the premise City&Fcst lU Lo Pep Louisville pc 73 52 begun by the United States with rejected U N. participation An ambulance attendant gives aid to one of President Reagan. An official Saudi statement Haig proposal The plan, presented at the final the main threat to the Middle East Israel and Egypt. Jordanian The Israelis are suspicious of the Democrats reject plan The former college football player, who made the block Albuquerque pc 79 44 Memphis cy 74 63 following Haig’s meeting today with stop on his four-nation Middle East the injured in a grain elevator explosion in Anchorage cy 40 25 .... Miami Bech cy 74 40 comes from the Soviet Union. But he ForeignMinister Marwan ai-Qasem United Nations, and the United of his life last week in stopping a bullet aimed at Reagan, King Khaled and Oown Prince Fahd tour that ends today, would protect WASHINGTON (UPI) — House budget writers, having Corpus Christi, Texas. The man’s face is Asheville pc 64 29 .... Milwaukee ts 71 42 controversial expected trouble in Jordan and Saudi suggested in an airport statement States and Israel do not want to give was discharged 'Tuesday from George Washington of Saudi Arabia reiterated their rejected President Reagan’s spending plan in favor of a Atlanta pc 73 52 .... Minneapolis cy 63 46 vital Saudi oil fields but sought to Arabia. negotiations be carried out under the the Soviet Union the opportunity to covered with grain dust. At last count there University Hospital. “irrevocable” stand that “no just reassure Israel because the loaned Democratic alternative, now must decide where they will were three dead, two believed missing and Billings w 4B 26 .... Nashville cy 72 SO On Haig’s third stop Monday and United Nations. influence a Middle-East solution recommend cuts in federal spending next year. “I thank you from the bottom of my heart,” White Birmingham pc 75 48 .... New Orlens cy 75 63 and durable peace can be reached in planes would use American crews. Tuesday, King Hussein of Jordan U.S. officiais aboard Haig’s plane After the Israeli June 30 general 25 injured, many with extensive burns. The Boston sy Democrats on the House Budget Committee stood with House aides quoted Reagan jjr; 60 43 .... New York sy 63 45 the Middle East before the recogni­ to any peace negotiations,” the Haig planned stops in Europe after told him super-power rivalry should later said the Jordanians were told election when a change of govern­ Brwnsvil Tx.sy 82 70 .... Oklahm Cty pc 79 61 tion of the Palestinian’s rights and leaving Riyadh today to report on his Chairman James Jones, D-Okla., Tuesday in tentatively elevator exploded Tuseday. (UPI photo) as telling McCarthy during statement said. Israel and the not be imposed on the already the whole Middle East policy of the ment is anticipated, the leaders of Buffalo pc 59 42 42 .... Omaha pc 71 47 .04 the withdrawal of Israel.” trip and discuss the Polish and accepting his overall budget and tax totals over a visit in the president’s United States have refused to troubled Middle East. United States was under review and the four countries are expected to hospital room. (Tu-istn S.C. pc 02 56 .... Philadelphia pc 60 41 Recognition of the Palestine Lebanese tensions. He expected to Reagan’s. One conservative Democrat joined recognized the PLO. Jordanian officials also told Haig subject to change. visit the United States. Afterward, an emotional Charitt N.C. pc 66 42 .... Phoenix sy 87 62 Republicans in opposing Jones. Three workers lost McCarthy, 31, spoke to Chicago ts 74 60 .... Pittsburgh pc 63 45 It was the first setback for Reagan since congressional Cleveland cy 63 47 .... Portland M.sy 80 37 action began two weeks ago on his program of massive CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (UPI) — Searchers today reporters. His remarks Columbus cy 67 53 .... Portland Ore. r 56 56 spending and tax cuts. His proposals sailed through the hunted for three missing workers in the rubble of a li- were halted prematurely Dallas pc 78 66 .... Providence sy 60 36 NOW... Senate virtually unscathed. story dockside elevator, ripped by a series of fiery by tears. Denver cy 66 33 .11 Richmond sy 65 39 Syria bombards explosions apparently touch^ off by machinery sparks. “It’s great to be alive Des Moines ts 72 57 St. Louis ts 77 SB AT TOP NOTCH! Today, the House panel was to consider specific steps There’s a TOP NOTCH near you: WE WILL ACCEPT to meet the goals it approved. It will begin with the Three men were known dead and 33 were injured. and it’s grand to be Irish,” Detroit sh 66 48 .... Salt Lak Ctypc 52 33 Duluth pc 57 30 .... East Hartford Manchester transportation budget, for which Jones has proposed One witness compared the blasts, which occurred as he gush^, after being un­ San Antonio sy 84 68 able to complete the thanks El Paso f 79 59 .... 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN restoring $500 million for Amtrak and Conrail. the fine grain ro ll^ into the elevator Tuesday, to an San Diego pc 84 80 atomic bomb blast. Fires fed by plastic grain bags still he planned for those who Hartford sy 63 36 .... city in Lebanon The committee was also expected to start work on the San Francisco f 62 48 Manchester Middletown were burning early today. tended his wounds and Honolulu pc 84 70 23 San Juan pc 82 77 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 most controversial area, entailing billions of dollars in Indianapolis ts 72 54 .... V/SA proposed restorations for programs like food stamps, Several hours after the Texas elevator blasts, a grain helped his family. Jacksn Mss. cy 78 56 .... Seattle r 52 43 BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Syrian Beirut — the 18th since the fighting His wife Carol, standing education, energy assistance for the poor and Medicaid. elevator at Bellwood, Neb., exploded, killing one man and Jacksonville pc 76 52 .... Spokane sh 49 33 peacekeeping forces today bombarded the started. It did not appear to be taking NEW STORE HOURS: MINIMUM PURCHASE *25.00 critically injuring two others. at his side, finished his Kansas City ts 76 62 .... Tampa pc 75 54 besieged city of Zahle with artillery, mor­ effect. MAXIMUM PURCHASE DEPENDS ON YOUR BANK APPROVAL. Damage to the nearly gutted Corpus Christi complex, remarks, after which they Las Vegas sy 62 53 .... Washington sy 67 48 tar and tank fire and shelled east ^ iru t, Phalangist radio said artillery shells Wichita pc SUN.9A.M. to 5P.M. which consists of three clusters of silos and a 180-foot- left for their suburban Little Rock cy 76 61 .... 81 61 sharply escalating the 8-day-old offensive were crashing into residential areas of MON THRU SAT 8 00A M to tO OOP M Killers on death row high concrete control tower located beside a channel to home. against Phalangist militias in Lebanon. Christian east Beirut at a rate of more the Gulf of Mexico, was estimated at $30 million. During their visit, Timothy McCarthy In Zahle, Syrian forces were “raining than 10 a minute and “fires are burning BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) — Two killers saved from McCarthy told Reagan hundreds of shells on the city” and had everywhere.” the electric chair this week were back today in their wealthy Republican contributor W. Clement Stone of launched a “major tank offensive” that ■Ilie radio broadcak said Lebanese death row cells. One of the convicts is a 21-year-old black Chicago had offered the McCarthys use of an Acapulco was repulsed by the militiamen, army units had killed “at least 10 Palesti­ man condemned to die in the Louisiana State Peniten­ condominium for a recuperative vacation. Phalangist radio said. The broadcast said nian soldiers” in attacks by the Palesti­ tiary next week. Almanac “Go and have fun,” a White House statement quoted Zahle was suffering from acute shortages nian Liberation Army and Syrian forces IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... The latest temporary stay was handed down Tuesday in Lottery Reagan as telling McCarthy. of food and medicine. along the dividing line separating east and Miami by U.S. District Judge C. Clyde Atkins, halting Secret Service agent Jerry Parr, who threw Reagan Phalangist radio also reported heavy west Beirut. today’s scheduled execution of David Leroy Washington, into his limousine and hurried him to the hospital after shelling of residential sections in Chris­ In Zahle, the radio said, “Our forces PLEASE PICK UP YOUR a convicted murderer who would have been the first the shooting, told a congressional hearing last week By United Press International tian east Beirut and said Lebanese army pushed back a major Syrian tank assault black to be put to death in the United States since 1967. N u m b ers d raw n Tuesday: McCarthy’s behavior when the shots were fired was Today is Wednesday, April 8, the 98th day of 1981 with regulars fought Palestinian Liberation on Wednesday and several enemy tanks Monday night in Baton Rouge. U.S. District Court “heroic.” S pace COLOR SALE CIRCULAR 267 to follow. Army forces on the “green line” dividing were destroyed. We cannot bargain over Judge John Parker granted a stay for another convicted Connecticut 139 New Hampshire 7432 “He made himself bigger than life and interposed The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Beirut in Christian and Moslem halves. our destiny.” murderer at Angola Prison—Colin Clark, 25, who had been Maine 420 Rhode Island 0729 himself between the assailant and the president,” Parr The morning stars are Mercury apd Mars. “With the heavy shelling, the casualty scheduled to die at 3 a.m. Tuesday. “The (Syrians) are raining hundreds of AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! Vermont 204 Massachusetts 2926 said. “He probably saved the president’s life or my life.” ’The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. figures are climbing rapidly, but we have shells on the city, which is suffering from Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. no way of getting specific numbers, ”a an acute shortage of medical supplies. Movie star Mary Plckford was born April 8,1893. police official said. Police and militia On this date in history: sources said at least 2 people were killed Food is running out, but our fighters are DON’T MISS IT! In 1513, Ponce De Leon of Spain landed at what is now and 26 wounded in the Beirut shelling. defiant,” the broadcast said. The Syrians St. Augustine, Fla., in his search for the “Fountain of The fighting, the most serious since the barraged the city with mortar, tank and Capitol Region Highlights Youth.” 1075-76 civil war between Christians and artillery fire, the radio said. In 1917, Austria and Hungary severed diplomatic Moslems, has left more than 200 dead and Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim CLIP A SA VE.. .THESE COUPONS NOT A VAILABLE IN OUR STORES! Khaddam, in a meeting Tuesday with relations with the United States two days before America 500 wounded since it erupted last Lebanese President Elias Sarkis, said declared war on Germany. Wednesday in Zahle, 33 miles east of Syria would not end the fighting until all 6 PACK GALLON finishes a study concerning the possible reorganiza­ In 1952, President Harry Truman ordered government Beirut. 7oz. CAN seizure of the steel Industry to avoid a general strike. Minister of Public Works Elias Hrawi Phalangist militiamen were withdrawn SWEET LIFE Decision deiayed tion of the Parks and Recreation Department. The from Zahle, political sources reported TOP NOTCH mayor’s proposed budget totals $20.7, including the Councilman resigns In 1977, Yitzhak Rabin resigned as Labor Party can­ announced a ceasefire agreement BUMBLE BEE didate for his second term as prime minister of Israel between the warring factions in Zahle and today. HOMOGENIZED GLASTONBURY— The Town Council has again education budget. SOLID WHITE GLASTONBURY— Town Council member, after being charged he kept an Illegal bank account in the ENGLISH postponed making a decision on a request to build 23 George W. Ripley, a Democrat, resigned from the United States. condominiums on 11 acres in a historic section of council Tuesday night. Main Street. Young Dems form MILK A thought for the day: French writer Sebastian Cham- TUNA MUFFINS The application was made by Charles Pessents. Ripley expects to be sworn in soon as a Superior fort said, “’The most wasted day of all is that on which we The first delay was caused when residents of the HARTFORD— A Young Democrats Club is being Court judge. He was elected to the council in 1979. Soviets adding have not laughed.” area coinplained that no traffic study had been done. formed in Hartford to serve as an advocate for He also had previously served two terms on the The council’s action Tuesday night was due to a young people. The club is being formed to help council. small change in the boundary lines and some other young adults learn about politics and gain clout in changes in the plans. The matter will be turned city politics, John Fonfara, a Hartford South End resident said. to Afghan force back to the Plan and Zoning Commission for further review. He said the most important reason for forming Aid funds shifted the club is to protect the interests of young people. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - The Soviet reported heavy traffic during the past two EAST H A R TFO R D - The Town Council, 3he Heralb Union has poured an estimated 20,000 to weeks of Soviet An-12 and 11-76 cargo $159 Youth sentenced p esd a y night, agreed to shift $43,500 from the con­ Official Mancheiler Netc$paper 22,000 additional troops into Afghanistan planes into Kabul airport and the Bagram C tingency fund to the social services account to meet during the past two weeks to raise its oc­ air force base 40 miles north of the VERNON— A South Windsor youth, Anthony Treasurer named an unexpected need for welfare aid. USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. ISO cupation force to above 100,000 troops. capital, the sources said. Tyson, 17, of Dogwood Lane, was sentenced to six Published daily except Sunday and certain Western diplomatic sources said today. Although rebels have claimed victories ’The funds are 90 percent reimbursable by the Intelligence sources said the large in widespread fighting that some Moslem months at the Cheshire Reformatory after being EAST HARTFORD— Stephen C. Barron, the state. ’The director of health and social services, holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald town’s corporation counsel, has been named prin­ Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class number of fresh troops reported arriving insurgents labeled a major spring offen­ convicted on charges of burglary and sexual assault John N. Gallivan, told Mayor George Dagon that his sive, the fresh troops have not moved into 9 9 ^ in Tolland County Superior Court. cipal campaign treasurer for the re-election of postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTTHASTER: during the past two weeks had been WITH COUPON office had experienced a heavier than normal de­ transported both by military convoys and the countryside, the sources reported. WITH COUPON WITH COUPON The sexual assault charges were made in connec­ Mayor George A. Dagon. Mnd address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box SOI, BELOW ^ . BELOW ^ mand for general assistance since the fiscal year Manchester, Conn. ,06040. airlifts. However, two foreign correspondents BELOW tion with an incident involving a Vernon woman last Development Director Joseph J. Dentamaro has began. June. been named deputy campaign treasurer. 'ITie Estimates of the increased troop who visited eastern Afghanistan in the last mmm^ p i notification of the appointments has been filed in To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call strength ranged from 10,000 to 60,000, but two weeks reported the rebels had gained " " " ” " the office of Town Clerk John J. Barry Jr. 647-0946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. most sources said the new Soviet troops ground against Soviet and Afghan govern­ Sweet Life TOP NOTCH numbered 20,000-22,000, a 25 percent in­ ment forces. BUMBLE BEE HOMOGENIZED Seniors seek aide Director resigns Monday through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Satni^y. SOLID WHITE ENGLISH Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through crease in the 85,000-man garrison already One Soviet convoy headed toward the 6 9 ^ ! ! stationed in Afghanistan. Soviet border with the wreckage of more T U N A 70Z. MUFFINS MILK GALLON Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satuiday. One Coupon Per Cutlotner | | L One Coupon Pet Cuiiomet VERNON— A large group of senior citizens Apartments robbed GLASTONBURY— ’Thomas P. Gullotta, direc­ The convoys, which have rumbled in in­ than 50 Soviet armored personnel carriers WHh Coupon snd k On# Coupon Psi Cuilomt< | Witti Coupon end Good Apt S-1t 198 Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for AtWHIontI MO PurchSM ' Good Apt S-n.lMI I Additional 'to Purchiie ______Good Apt 5-11.1M1 I I appeared Tuesday night at a butlget hearing to tor of clinical services for the Glastonbury Youth creasing numbers south through the apparently destroyed by anti-Soviet [TlvJiirtl______,J k make a plea to the mayor and Town Council to put one month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six ..-...-..J VERNON— Vernon Police are investigating the and Family Services Center has resigned to take a months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are Salang Pass toward Kabul since mid- rebels, the sources said. money in the recreation budget to hire an aide. reports of thefts of cash and jewelry and household position with a community health center in available on request. , March, carried heavy armaments and Four divisions of Afghan troops moved The matter of hiring an aide has been a subject of items from several apartment complexes, all Danielson. He has been in the Glastonbury position building equipment and materials out of the Kabul region late in March, ap­ controversy for more than a year. The position has reported Monday. for seven years. To place a classified or display advertisement, or diplomats speculated was Intended for parently to deal with renewed fighting in been filled by a CETA worker but those funds won’t Gullotta plans to continue living in Glastonbury. The items taken had an estimated value of $4,000. to report a news item, story or picture idea, call constructing additional barracks. 20 of the nation’s 29 provinces, diplomats be available for the coming year. Mayor Marie His wife, Chris, is program coordinator for the ’The reports of the thefts came from Nutmeg 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Diplomats and other analysts said the and Afghan sources said. Herbst said she doesn’t want to add staff to the Village apartment complex, Caron House complex Glastonbury agency and she plans to continue in troop movement did not appear to be part Afghan Foreign Minister Shah Moham­ VOnOErHDGHMOBEm day through Friday. program until the Charter Revision Commission and Mount Vernon apartments. that position. of the normal rotation, but hesitated to mad Dost said in an interview March 30 I QUALITY! U W PRICES! speculate on Soviet Intentions because of his government might ask for more Soviet insufficient information. troops if the United States gave arms to ! S&H GREEN STAMPSTOO! Intelligence sources and witnesses the rebels. iliiM t - THE HERALD; Wed.. April 8. 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., April 8. 1981 — 5 Parents get tips 100 canoes Opinion /Commentary due in race on reading skills MANCHESTER — More than 100 canoes are expected to participate in the fifth annual Hockanum River Canoe Race, scheduled for this MANCHESTER - About 20 parents • To read yourself, because you are a Sunday, according to race coordinator Lee Watkins. attended the third annual program for model for the child. The race is sponsored by the Hockanum River parents at the Whiton Library last night to As a child starts school: Linear Park Committee. hear ways parents could encourage their • To be aware there are many factors The canoe race runs 6.2 miles. Boats will begin Volunteer Army: inadequate and poorly trained child’s reading. involved in reading readiness and that racing at 9:30 a.m.-near Rt. 83. Registration will The program, co-sponsored by the every child develops on his or her own begin at 8:30. Manchester public libraries and the time-table. Support a child's progress, but The Hockanum River race falls one day after the cent of the A rm y’s a rtille ry noncommissioned officers with back into military service voluntari­ WASHINGTON - Nine out of 10 The Labor Department routinely investigation. But at last month’s Manchester public schools, was titled don’t push. Willimantic River Canoe Race, sponsored by the American soldiers who operate and crewmen flunked, as did 77 percent better things to do. ly- investigated the complaints. It is meeting of the Civil Rights Commis­ “Reading Begins At Home.” • To take pride in a child’s reading Tolland Conservation Committee, The sponsors of maintain the Army's nuclear of the computer programmers, 89 — Multiitiillion-dollar aircraft are The only recourse, these experts embarrassing, of course, for a Civil sion in Washington, Horn grilled The early years of childhood are most achinvements, and to let the child know both races will offer joint awards to canoeists who weapons in Western Europe flunked percent of the tracked-vehicle sitting idle because the maintenance believe, is a return to some kind of Rights Commissioner to be accused Labor Department officials about critical to language development and your pleasure in his or her ac­ finish near the top in both of the weekend races. basic tests of their military skills mechanics and 82 percent of the of civil rights violations. So Horn “mistaken assumptions involving reading readiness, therefore parents are complishments. • To be involved with the child’s school last year. This is an appalling Hawk surface-to-air-missle crews. raised such a howl that the Labor usually a child’s most important teacher. campus investigations.” experience, and to really know how a child statistic, but frankly, it comes as no Department suddenly called off the A slide presentation on the subject of — Many technical manuals have HEADUNES AND FOOTNOTES: help children with reading at home was is progressing in school. Special events slated great surprise For years I have been converted to comic-book for- investigation. Horn denied that he The Department of Energy, ap­ given, followed by presentations by the Speakers at the program included warned about the deterioration of had committed any violation or that parently kowtowing to the Reagan mats because the Army's children’s librarians at both the Whiton Jackie Moores, children’s librarian at the MANCHESTER — The Early Learning Center and the our armed services. technicians can't understand stan­ the investigators had found any administration’s nuclear-oriented and Mary Oieney Libraries, and two Whiton Memorial Library ; Elsie Jenkins, violations. Chestnut Hill Preschool at Emanuel Lutheran Church, are While the shocking details have dard written instructions. One unit Jack Anderson energy program, has refused to educational coordinators from the public children’s librarian at the Mary Cheney observing the “Week of the Young Child,” this week with But this is not what their report often been hidden from the found that a third of its supervisory publish a study by its Solar Energy schools. Library; Carol Hill, coordinator of special events. Washington Merry-Go-Round shows. The report, of course, has elementary reading and director of Title American public, our GIs' adequacy personnel were functionally il­ Research Institute pushing conser­ Some of the suggestions for parents The Early Learning Center has a display all week in the been withheld from the public. But it were: I/SADC reading program in the Is no secret to our allies. West Ger­ literate. Black soldiers, incidently. vation and “renewable energy” to windows of the former House and Hale store on Main • To set aside a special time to read to Manchester public schools, and Sarah man Foreign Minister Hans score better than whites, apparently shows that the investigators indeed eliminate dependence on foreign oil. Street. On Friday “Health Night” will be observed. This your child. It should be a positive “sharing Elsesser, coordinator of elementary will be open to children who attend the center, and their Mathoefer once remarked in disgust. because the Army is seen as a road found solid evidence of discrimina­ But word leaked out anyway. Both of words and love.” media services in the Manchester public parents. Guests will include various professionals from to opportunity by blacks - but a dead­ tion at CSU-Long Beach. senior policy advisor John Dr. James P. Kennedy, Manchester’s superintendent of schools, "At least our soldiers do not use • To make good books available to the schools. the community. They will include Dr. Cathleen Kowalski, staff doesn't know how to order draft within the next four years. Their report notes that 11 McClaughry and Stanley Schneider checks out the 18,000 school census questionnaires that drugs and can read and write. " end by better-educated whites. child and to use the library on a regular a dentist, Percy Boucher, a dental hygienist, Monica CIVIL WRONGS: Most of his life, departments had no minority faculty of the White House Office of Science are being sent to every household In Manchester. This Is the first My associate Ron McRae has seen — In NATO comptetitions, hand­ spare parts, or because there aren’t basis as a source of a variety of books and Manari, pediatrition, and Beth Healy and Bernice Ratti, classified studies that leave no doubt picked American crews finish dead enough trained mechanics to keep Stephen Horn has battled for civil and five had neither minority nor and Technology have requested time the census has been done by mall. (Herald photo by Rich­ other materials. female faculty members. A third of Career night set nutritionists. about the cause of our problem: The last with dismal regularity. In a re­ the planes serviceable. rights with a great clanking of the copies of the study ... Television mond) • To talk to and to listen to your child. At the Chestnut Hill program, 60 Church St., Midge the departments had no black facul­ United States has put the burden of cent gunnery exercise, American The Army might take a leaf from crusader’s armor. His record has producer Norman Lear has formed • To expose your child to many new MANCHESTER — A real estate career Christopher Nash will present a preschool program, ihe night, designed to allow persons the oppor­ Its defense largely on the poor and crews failed to score a single hit, the Marine Corps, which empasizes earned him membership on the U.S. ty members: half had no Hispanics. People for the Amercan Way to experiences, and to encourage him or her plays the electric chromoharp. This will be on Friday at quality in its recruits—“a few good Civil Rights Commission. In the departments that had counteract the Moral Majority’s to ask questions and discover answers. tunity to explore opportunities in the real 10 a.m. The program will be open to the public and a 25 uneducated As a result, with the while allied gunners racked up estate field will be sponsored tonight by minorities and-or females, the Labor drive to monitor sex and violence on • To make sure a child is eating cent donation will be asked. Defense Department about to spend scores of 70 percent or better. men. " The Marines ciaim they now ERA Daniel F. Reale Inc. But in his other capacity, as presi­ Department investigation found that nutritious meals and is getting enough billions on sophisticated new — In all of the Army's combat un­ have the finest personnel they’ve the tube. He has discussed the situa­ Census by mail The career night will begin at 7:30 at the dent of California State University at they had to be far better qualified sleep. Rest and a good breakfast is es­ weapons, the services don't even its, there is a total of just 25 enlisted ever had. and outside experts agree. tion with comedian Woody Allen firm’s office at 175 Main St. Long Beach, he has been accused of than their white male counterparts pecially important once school starts. have properly trained personnel to men with college degrees serving The Reagan administration has privately, but says that "not a lot of • To be aware of changes in behavior Presentations will be made by Michelle fairway haa their first enlistment. Since World violatiijg civil rights. The complaints to get promotions and tenure. entertainment people are involved.” -:^iiioiiriniK man the weapons we already have. signaled its intention to make ser­ and to make sure a child has a complete Miranda, manager, and Jan Wiater and everything for the Here are some of the depressing War 11, college-educated enlisted vice careers more attractive, and came from the faculty after Horn Horn has attributed the charges of Lear claims the “Christian Right” is check-up, including checks on sight and Susan Chaloux, sales persons for ERA details from unpublished reports; men have kept the paperwork Congress seems to be in a mood to go dropped an affirmative action discrimination to troublemakers on threatening to Americans’ “freedom is first for town hearing. Daniel F. Reale Inc. spring change — Not only did 90 percent of U S. flowing as clerks and supply per­ along. But many experts are program at the university and the faculty who "play games.” He to hold any opinion without fear.” overl nuclear weapons technicians fail sonnel. Now these functions have to pessimistic. They see no way to lure removed a black affirmative action also denied to my reporter Sharon Copyright 1981, United Feature By BARBARA RICHMOND records of pre-school children and • cedar blocks • garmant bags ‘f their basic-skills tests, but 86 per- be done by junior officers or senior the better-educated middle class director from his position. Geltner that he tried to sidetrack the Syndicate. Inc. Herald Reporter students who are out of school. • garmant bags • storaga boxes Jk Those who receive the questionnaires • moth balls • moth flakes MANCHESTER — Every household in and have a problem with reading English Town invites cycle bids • molh crystals and nuggets l| town will be receiving an important piece should ask for help from a friend or • molh cake Una and rsflils . of mail within the next few days. This will neighbor or call Digon’s office. Dr. MANCHESTER — The town announced dations, the cycles were later added with • drsaa and suit bags An editorial be in lieu of a census taker coming to their Kennedy said the Vietnamese are the aj) Wagman . Tuesday it will open bids April 21 for three the approval of the town manager, Robert door, as has been the practice in the past. largest group of non-English speaking peo­ • blanket bags • gown bdgs v police motorcycles it intends to add to the Weiss. Connecticut statutes require an annual ple in town and they have a network for patrol force. I all fairway priced V File count of every person under age 21, in I'cemnifewari _o?-ajrtn0(3nites3qiar' help. In opening the bidding, the town Bid specifications call for the cycles to “ e ri» ry By Bob Wagman each town. The public school system is Niissilema^to The mailing involves about 18,000 reserved the right to reduce the number of be mounted with 1,000 cc engines, a Manchester schools responsible for the census and the youth motorcycles it intends to purchase, based minimum four-speed transmission, front the mirotU of mo’it tttit A 1*•****” services bureau comes under the jurisdic­ questionnaires. The assessors have ([• (Jowntowi oiontlulttr P thing provided the school system with a list of on the final bids. Although not included in and rear disc brakes and a 12-volt elec­ o v er tion of the school department and that the department’s original recommen­ trical system. - a - ore primary concern bureau is handling the mailing out of the every dwelling unit. In cases where the questionnaires. Robert Digan is director name of a child is avialable the letter will The sentiment of the hampering the child for life. Labor of youth services. be sent in the child’s name. taxpayers of Manchester Lowering the students’ m ’Dlls year is the first that the census will There is a problem with mailing for be done by mail. School officials decided apartment dwellers because the names of seems clear. exposure to knowledge can recJuces on this method after hearing of the occupants aren’t available through the With a massive turnout Mon­ have nothing but a dilatory success that the towns of Bristol and Suf- assessor’s office. In this case, Digan will day night, testimony on the effect on the advancement of labors field have had with it. have women check the number of town budget focused on the learning. Dr. James Kennedy, superintendegt of apartments and each complex will receive WASHINGTON (NEA) - You had schools, said he thinks the mailing method a questionnaire for each apartment and proposed cut to the school We think General Manager better start doing your business with wiil be more accurate, noting that the marked for “occupant.” budget. Robert Weiss did the right the Labor Department at 11 a.m. on school census reports around the state If a form is received and there is no one The overwhelming majority thing in proposing the cut. Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. have been notoriously inaccurate. He also in the household under 21 years of age, of those who spoke favored His action followed the That is the only hour at which you said they are looking for cost contain­ then the form may be discarded. ment. And while the same amount has The forms ask (or the name, date of restoring $145,000 cut from the policy laid down by the board have a better than even chance of catching the bureaucrats at their been budgeted, he doesn’t want that birth, and sex, of pre-schoolers and those of directors. amount to increase. The letters will go out under 21 years of age attending schools or school system's budget desks under the contract worked out through the school system's bulk mailing colleges. proposal. The taxpayers had the op­ by the department and its unionized Taxpayers have said they portunity to say whether they permit. There is another area for listing those workers during the dying days of the Digan and Dr. Kennedy said that the under 21 who aren’t attending any school are willing to absorb the costs are willing to make the sacri­ Carter administration. The contract most important use for the census is in and also if there is a person under age 21 of educating their children. If fice and pay for the restored covers most department employees future planning for the school system, es­ who is a full time homemaker. YOO CL* they must pay a higher tax to programs. in the Washington area up to middle- pecially in light of the declining The forms should be filled out and level managers. enrollments. Especially needed are the returned by April 30. insure the next generation is Manchester’s people have a ^eooosiwTFOR well-educated, so be it. tradition of accepting respon­ The department has adopted the We think the point the people sibility for their needs. increasingly popular concept of were making Monday night is Now that the people have "flexitime,” which enables that children have no chance had their say, we think the employees to set their own hours as Bond frees area man iong as they are at their desks during to wait while budget priorities town should restore the school a midday “core” period and put in are established. funding level. the required number of hours per in hit-and-run accident Perhaps a street resurfacing That may well mean a week. MANCHESTER - William D. Shine, proi ct can wait. But a child slightly higher property tax So, a working mother can start her seriousness of her condition. 21, the Hebron man charged with the hit- onl' goes through the system bill. But those who showed up day early and be home in time to Allen Tierney was pronounced dead-on- Open forumI I Readers views and-run death of a Glastonbury man arrival at Manchester Memorial Hosptial oncL. A cut in school budget in force Monday night said greet her children when they return Friday, was released on $2,500 bond from from school. Or, a “night person” early Friday. He was reportedly struck funding has a direct impact on they were willing to pay. Manchester Superior Court Tuesday after twice by the car allegedly driven by Shine, can catch another hour or two of the children. We think the people who he turned himself in to Manchester police. following an argumeiit between the two. sleep and work a little later in the Shine has been charged with driving the VESTED SUIT A youngster’s education testified at the budget hearing Shine report^ly surrendered to police evenings. car which struck fatally injured Allen after learning they had obtained a warrant can’t be put off for a year like took a responsible approach. The question of credibility Tierney, 22, of Wyllys St., Glastonbury, What Labor Department for his arrest. When he arrived yesterday a public works project. Lear­ They said their children’s and seriously injured his sister, Darlene at police headquarters. Shine was To the editor: booms through our house in the , town must tell it to expand in a employees asked for and got was not Tierney, 19, outside David’s, a popular bar ning is a building block future is more important to simply flexitime but something that reportedly accompanied by his attorney. The Zoning Enforcement Officer’s night. Multi-Circuits doesn’t want to Manchester Industrial Park. Do not in the ^nchester Parkade. Shine’s case was transferred to Hart­ process in which new informa­ them than spending power — if is being called “maniflex” by some S p e jU a l study proved that they would not be a good neighbor — I don’t think allow Multi-Circuits to expand any Darlene Tierney is listed in satisfactory ford Superior Court. He was reportedly tion is stacked upon the basic and “superflex” by others. The new increased spending power have adequate parking for a factory they want neighbors at all. further on Harrison Street. condition in Hartford Hospital. She was freed on $2,500 bond after a judge allowed contract requires only that originally taken to Manchester Memorial foundation laid in lower means the children must suf­ expansion, therefore, Multi-Circuits Will we allow Multi-Circuits to him to post 10 percent of his original bond Carol Delaney employees work a 40-h0ur week and Hospital, but was transferred due to the Our 3 piece suits have never looked better. And grades. fer. We expect no complaints changed their story. Again, 1 ques­ threaten and bully this town until it of $25,000. 50 Holl St., be at the office between 10 a.m. and the price: incomparable - and the service: in­ By reducing the educational when the tax bill arrives and tion Multi-Circuit’s credibility. What gets exactly what it wants? The Manchester comparable - Compare anywhere, you'll find is the truth about their growth 3 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and environment, during times of they have the chance to pay Regal's value and service hard to beat. plans? Can Multi-Circuits propose Thursdays. fiscal austerity, society is for the education they want. And most important Regal's is your PAL® Per­ buying the garage in November for Otherwise, they can choose their Cap H Cork Package Store manent Alterations for the life of the garm ent. So parking, threaten to leave if they Water shortage not over own hours. If they can figure some 485 - 489 No. Main 8t., Manchester ^ when you lose weight, we'll take it in and when cannot have it immediately for a way of putting in 40 hours between To the editor: except tom-up roads. new building and a factory expansion Tuesday morning and Thursday ______649-0B91 you gain we'll let it out..... The people of Manchester, having in January and in March tell us to Please consider our pocketbooks evening, they can enjoy four-day Berry's World forget about the expansion for been faced with a severe water shor­ before agreeing to pass another in­ weekends every week. several years without all of us tage, are now able to breathe a little crease. Of course, the employee you are questioning their credibility? easier, thanks to the rainfall in Donna R. Mercier, seeking may not be at his or her desk February. However, we can’t just 24 Elsie Drive, even during these core hours. He or Multi-Circuits will solve the lorget about the seriousness of the Manchester. she could be out to lunch, of course. Reg. $135.00 parking problem of an expansion by problem, and the fact that it can and Or on child-care leave. The con­ staggering shifts several years from will happen again. tract permits a new parent to take a IN SOLIDS and STRIPES now; or will they look for more land During a board of directors’ two-year unpaid leave and return to in our neighborhood for another meeting in February, it was men­ the same job or one of at least equal 36 to 46 R eg. 38 to 42 Shorts 40 to 46 Longs tioned that "toilet dams” were being parking lot? I cannot forget that they 3hf Heralb status. There is no sex discrimina­ FREE ALTERATIONS already own the house across the considered, in order to conserve tion at the Labor Department; the street from mine. The lot would water in the bathroom. I’m sure Serving The Greeter Mancheetar leave is available to fathers as well make for convenient parking several many residents would purchase Araa For 100 Vaara as to mothers. years from now. these, not only to cut down on the Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Even if the employee you want is waste of water but also to cut doivn at work, you may have some difficul­ ur recently remodeled and enlarged store Does Multi-Circuits think it can on the size of the water bill. PuMIshad by the ty getting his or her attention. The now has one of the largest selections of Imported ^ bully our elected officials, ignore . .it’s amazing how the price keeps Manchaatar Publishing Co. "Use Of Personal Audio Devices ” and domestic wines In this area, as well as chilled Herald Square BSCAL’S"Where their recommendations and then get going up, and the quality never im­ clause in the new contract permits wines for your convenience. We have doubled Women Love to Shop for Men" everything it wants? Mayor Penny proves. We, as tax^yers, voted yes Manchester, Conn. 08040 workers to use the audio devices of ord VISA Talaphona (203) 843-2711 MANCHESTER VERNON said truck traffic would not be to a bonding issue for a water filtra­ our capacity for cold beer?Kegged beer Is always _S_ Memlwr UnItKl Prau lnHrnDlon«l their choice as long as they do not 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA on hand for your party needs. Open Daily 10 00 9 00 Sot M S 30 tolerated on residential streets; tion plant two years ago. But we, as Cuftonwr S«rvlc« — 647-9946 disturb others. Op«n Dolly 9:30-5:30, Thun. Til 9:00 7 trucks still rumble down Holl Street taxpayers, would like to see some A union official has told employees "And another thing — if i was a celebrity, I'd all day. It was suggested at the Same improvement before we pay more. Rtehard M. Diamond. PubNahar that the best way to avoid creating a Convenient Location - Friendly Sorvico sue the National Enquirer so fast it would make Board of Directors meeting that We’ve paid increasingiy higher disturbance is to wear earplugs. your head swim!" Frank A. Burbank, Managing EdHor their garbage barrels not be banged water bills for the past two years Harold E. Turkinglon. EdNor Emartlua ’That could make it difficult to hear a NCork around after 6 p.m.; the noise still and have nothing to show for it. ringing telephone, however. 6 - THE HERALD. Wed., April 8, 1981 Holdup suspects Pennant Picks EARL YOST sought Herald Sports Editor SOl'TH WINDSOR - Area police today are searching for suspects in two unrelated bank American League robberies which took place Tuesday morning less than an hour apart and Eastern Division Western Division included an exchange of gunfire and the taking of a hostage. South Windsor police said two AAisplays key for Tribe men, one armed with a handgun, and both wearing wigs, masks and false beards, held up the Oakland Road By LEN AUSTER the top of the third. Sean McMurray which was mishandled and both righthander Skip Moreau draws the branch of First Federal Savings at Herald Sportswriter walked, took secoqd on an infield starting nod for the Indians. ROYALS runners scored as Shawn Spears’ about 9 a.m. and escaped with more Taking advantage of eight Fermi roller and scored on Tim Moriarty’s relatively easy grounder to second Fermi look the jayvee contest, 5-3. than $3,000. bobbles, Manchester High tripped check swing single through the mid­ was booted. Dean Gustafson scattered five hits, Bank officials said this morning it 1. NEW YORK 1. KANSAS CITY the mistake-prone Falcons, 10-2, in dle. Spears went the distance for allowing only one earned run, in was estimated the robbers escaped the 1981 CCIL baseball opener for Manchester made that lead short­ Manchester to pick up the mound going the distance for the young In­ with $3,223 both schools yesterday at Kelley lived with four tallies in the bottom triumph. He scattered three hits, dians. Mike McKenna led the local Police said upon entering the bank, Field. of the inning. walked five and fanned 17. attack with two safeties. the robbers took a hostage, Phyllis The victory marked a successful Diminutive Don Sumislaski drew "He challenged almost every ManrhcHler (10) - Sumislaski ss, Goehring, a teller. The teller was varsity debut for Indian Coach Don the second of three walks he induced hitter and I like to see that, ” Race 2-2-0-0, Quesnel If, 4-0-0-0, Herlth 3b, released unharmed shortly after the Race, who took over from the to open the .inning. A Bill Herlth evaluated the performance, "It was 5-2-3-0, Spears p. 5-1-1-0, Britnell cf, robbery retired Hal Parks. single and free pass to Alex Britnell a good opening game for him. But he 2-2-0-0, DuBois c, 4-1-' 2, Chetelat c, Police said the men fled the scene “Their errors gave us the game in were sandwiched around a popout has to work on location. 0- O-O-O, Schaeffer rf, 4-1-1-2, Panaro in a 1973 Pontiac which was the beginning,” Race stated, ”It ft a before Jon DuBois drew another "I also think we had good defense. 2b, 4-0-1-0, Peck lb, 2-1-0-0, recovered by Manchester Police 2. MILWAUKEE pretty good start for us in that we walk to tie matters. Our hitting needs to be improved but McCarthy ph, l-O-l-l. Totals 33-10-8- about an hour later near the Burr were lucky they gave us so many Fermi pitching issued nine walks, I feet it will unload and this will be a 5. Comers Shopping Center on Tolland easy runs.” seven by starter and loser Craig good hitting club before the year is Fermi (2) - Guimond 2b, 4-0-0-0. Turnpike, Manchester. “Our defense stunk and the kids Melquist. out," he added. Moriarty If, 3-0-1-1, SIrirkiand 3b, 3- The auto was reported stolen in know it,” remarked Fermi Coach Chris Schaeffer .swatted a single Herlth was 3-for-5 to pace 1- 0-0, Melquist p, O-O-O-O, Nai dh,p. 4- Hartford last week. Gene Ryczek, who added his club’s up the middle for lyio more runs with Manchester’s eight hit offense. 0-1-0, Kracunaus lb, 4-0-0-0, Wingen Police said witnesses described defense had been solid in three pre­ an errant pickoff allowing DuBois to Sumislaski and Britnell each drew cf, 3-0-1-1, Lupi c. 3-0-0 0, Maxwell the two men as white, dark haired, season scrimmages, “I guess they scamper home. three walks and each Scored twice. ss, 2-0-0-0, Hanson ph, l-O-O-O, one less than six feet and one six had some jitters, we had a lot of The Indians added two unearned M anchester’s next outing is Moore ph, l-O-O-O, McMurrav rf. 2-1- feet, and one about 35 years of age young kids out there." runs in the fourth. Sumislaski Thursday afternoon against Hall 0-0. Totals: 30-2-32. 3. OAKLAND and the other about 45. 3. BALTIMORE The Falcons opened the scoring in walked. Herlth lined a single to left High in West Hartford at 3:30. Senior Manchester 004 210 12x 10 In Hartford, police said they Fermi 001 001 000 2 recovered $8,300 in cash after the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. was held up about 45 minutes after the robbery in South Windsor. Police said two armed men wearing yellow ski masks left cash Tech in victory column on the sidewalk after exchanging shots with a bank guard in front of Scoring the winning run on a winner Tom Kaminski retired the pressure on him but he was equal to two and struckout five. the CBT's Main Street branch. No 4. CLEVELAND 4. TEXAS perfectly executed suicide squeeze first two batters before running into the task, ” added Busick. Mikoleit and Brian Eaton each had one was injured. bunt in the top of the seventh inning. trouble. A walk, single and errant Cheney opened the scoring in the two hits for the Techmen. police said one suspect with a Cheney Tech nipped East Hampton pickoff put runners at second and fifth as Switzer singled, Dan Barone handgun disarmed a security guard High, 3-2, yesterday in COC baseball thira and brought up clean-up batter walked. Foreman sacrificed the Cheney Feeli (3) - B. Eaton SS, 4- while , his accomplice vaulted a action at the Bellringers’ field. Pete Coolidge. runners up and Brian Eaton singled 0-2-1, T. Eaton 2b, 3-0-0-0, Belanger counter and grabbed the cash. A se­ A free skate day at Manchester college's student center. Par­ Receiving a helping hand to get on skate day commemorated- the The triumph was the first for the The count went to two balls on the sharply to left for the run. rf, 2-0-0-0, McKay lb, 3-0-0-0, cond guard exchange gunfire with Community College was con­ ticipants In the event Include Molly her feet to participate in a free second anniversary of a fire on the Beavers after two opening losses Bellringer sticker when Cheney East Hampton tied it in the home Mikoleit cf;p, 3-0-2-1, McElheron If, the suspects as they fled on foot, ducted Tuesday to comme­ Brennan and Glen Pelllgrinelll. skate day at Manchester Com­ main campus which destroyed the while it was the season opener for first-year Coach Rich Busick fifth with the Beavers tallying in the 3-0-0-0, Switzer c, 2-2-1-0, Barone 3b, after dropping the money morate the second anniversary of East Hampton. brought on hard-throwing Rick sixth. Pinch-hitter Dave Nowak 3-0-0-0, Forem an dh, 2-0-1-1, Clothing apparently worn by the (Herald photo by Tarquinlo) munity College Tuesday is Cindy college’s student center. (Herald walked, stole second and scored on a Kaminski p, O-O-O-O, Nowak ph, rf 0-1- 5. DETROIT 5. CHICAGO Cheney’s next outing is Thursday Mikoleit. He blazed three fastballs suspects was recovered later in the the fire which destroyed the Smith, a student at the school. The photo by Tarquinio) afternoon at home against non­ past Coolidge to reserve the win. single down the leftfield stripe by 0-0, Dundon rf, O-O-O-O. Totals: 25-3-6- Stone Villiage housing project. conference foe Ellington High at "The team got a well-deserved Mikoleit. 3. Police said they are working on 3:15. victory today. Kaminski pitched an The Bellringers drew even in the Kuhi llumpton (2) - Hyland 2b. 3- some leads, but have no suspects at Mike Switzer led off the Beaver outstanding game and Switzer called home sixth. Mark McKinney singled, 0- 0-0, Rioux p. 3-0-1-1, O’Neil c, 4-0-1- this time and have not applied for seventh as a hit batsman and ad­ an intelligent game," a happy took second on a passed ball and 0, Coolidge lb, 4-0-0-0, McKinney If, any warrants. They also said they Penney becomes AACC supports promotion SB: vanced on two passed balls. Phil Busick noted. ■ scored on Brian Mello's single to 3-1-2-0, Gordon 3b, 3-0-0-0, Mello ss, could not determine if the suspects Foreman then laid down a perfectly "I knew that Mikoleit could throw left. 3-0-1-1, selanka cf, 3-1-1-0, Violand rf, made away with any money. MM executed suicide which went for an the ball past Coolidge and I was Kaminski in innings walked 1- O-O-O, Olzacky rf. 2-0-0-0 Totals: 29- Police and the FBI said they were RBI hit. two and fanned four. Paul Rioux 2*6"2 largest taxpayer 6. BOSTOI 6. MINNESOTA hoping for the strikeout. Bringing both investigating the robberies, and The Bellringers threatened in the him in with a 2-and-O count with the went the distance for the Bellringers Cheney 000 011 1 3 authorities said the two incidents home seventh. Cheney starter and winning run on second put a lot of and absorbed the loss. He walked East Hampton 000 011 0 2 were unrelated. of woman administrator In South Windsor, police said they MAMIE.STER - J.C Penney Manchester’s top 10 taxpayer list have no suspects. Properties Inc. is now are: Alexander Jarvis, assessed at Manchester's largest taxpayer. $4,481,290 for real estate, Emil MANCHESTER - Manchester Tenure recommended she receive a Status of Women, and the Congress The retailing company narrowly Downey, assessed at $3,944,350 for Community College will recommend promotion and tenure following a of Connecticut Community Colleges. passed the Hartford Electric Light apartments: Squire Village the state promote an employee who regular review of several staff Big inning lifts Eagles When the Board of Trustees of the Co. on the 1980 Grand List, released last year alleged the college had dis­ members’ record recently. Regional Community Colleges still Lawyer Associates, assessed at $3,616,470 Eight runs in the seventh inning yesterday at Willow Brook Park in McCoy is expected to draw the hill yesterday, criminated against her by denying The college will also ask the board upheld the college’s decision, Mrs. 7. TORONTO 7. SEATTLE Fournier had two hits and two RBI for apartments: John Hancock powered East Catholic to a come- New Britain. start for East. J.C. Penney was assessed at $12,- her an administrative position to grant Mrs. Belluardo a one year Belluardo brought the matter up to pace the Eagles. Mutual Life Insurance, assessed at from-behind 10-7 victory over St. The Eagles return to the diamond The opener was called after eight 049,110 for its catalog distribution because of her age and sex. sabbatical, beginning September, to again with the board’s Equal Oppor­ sees win center in the Buckland Industrial $3,545,640 for commercial proper­ receive advanced training in her Thomas Aquinas in the 1981 HCC today in a road encounter at innings because of darkness. It also KiiF4t t.'ailuilir 119) - Cabral ss, 5- The college will ask that Shirley A. tunity Council. The council, while it Park. That assessment is nearly $4 ty : JMB Income Properties Inc., field, it is reported. baseball opener for both schools Rockville High at 3:30. Dennis suffered a 15-minute delay in the 1-0-0, Ayer cf, 5-1-1-1, Falkowski rf, assessed at $3,360,730 for real es­ Belluardo, 55, be promoted from a reaffirmed the college’s decision, National League final frame because of the sun. 4-2-1-1, D. McCov lb, 4-2-0-1, Continued from page 1 million more than last year's. Last April, Mrs. Belluardo first advised MCC to review Mrs. Hartford Electric Light Co. was tate: Raymond Damato, assessed job as an assistant to the college ad­ filed a complaint with several affir­ which was shining in the eyes of the Beltrandi p O-O-O-O, Daly p, O-O-O-O, missions director to a more ad­ Belluardo’s responsibilities regar­ relocate them from Harrison assessed at $10,073,520 for its mative action offices that she was Eastern Division Western Division catcher and batter and limiting their Fournier dh, 4-1-2-2, Goodwin if, 4-0- at $3,270,010 for apartments; Geri- vanced position with an increase in ding her salary to see if the two Street." Manchester facilities, making it denied a professional position at vision 1- 1, Wisnieski if. O-O-O-O, Barter 3b, 2- Care Nursing Center, assessed at salary, it is reported. related properly or “if an adjust­ Tribe soffballers The committee further concluded The homestanding Saints scored 0-0-0, F. McCoy ph. l-l-O-l. Furlong the town’s second leading $3,239,140 and Connecticut Natural MCC due to her age and sex. ment is in order.” the garage's sale to Multi-Circuits taxpayer. Gas, assessed for utilities worth The college will also ask the state She lodged a complaint with the six times in the bottom of the second 2b. 3-2-1-0, Byrne c, 2-1-0-0. Totals: "could be a partial source of funds The other members of $2,438,580. Board of Trustees of Regional Com­ state Board of Trustees of Regional Mrs. Belluardo, it is reported, will to chase Eagle starter Bob Beltran- 34-10-7-7. for the construction to the munity Colleges to grant Mrs. Community Colleges, the Commis­ have essentially the same respon­ di, who lasted 1 13 innings. Five \New York City. The Silk Towners began quickly Beth ■ MacDonald had two hits and booted. concluded the garage serves a GLASTONBLRY - John C. sisters. Funeral services will be Haven said Richardson checked into Wearing glasses, faded blue jeans with five runs in the opening frame. two RBI. Daley and Marcy Tom Furlong opened the Eagle necessary function, and called Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the Rose and a green military fatigue jacket, 2. PHILADELPHIA 2. LOS ANGELES Karen Daley stroked a leadoff MacDonald each chipped in two seventh with a single followed by a speculation over its sale "as Maggi, 70, of 97 Marilyn Drive, died the Park Plaza Saturday and Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. He Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., checked out Tuesday morning. the sandy-haired Richardson single, stole second and took third on safeties while Ferguson and Beth walk to Steve Byrne and error which ridiculous as considering the sale of Rocky Hill with a mass of Christian appeared alert but unemotional at an infield out. MacDonald were defensive stan­ allowed Brad Cabral to reach safely the town hall." was the husband of Lili (Miglietla) Hinckley had stayed at the same Maggi. burial at 9 a.m. at Blessed Sacra­ hotel during the first week in March his arraignment before Magistrate Georgeanne Ebersold’s • bunt douts. to jam the sacks. Kyle Ayer singled Mayor Stephen Penny formed the ment Church, East Hartford. Calling Nina Gershon in U.S. District Court single drove home Daley with the Mary Baldyga and Gretchen sharply to right for one run with committee last fall after He also leaves a son Joseph J. in a futile attempt to meet Miss Maggi, a brother and two hours, today from 7 to 9 p.m. Foster. in Manhattan. first marker. Karen Wright’s long Pieper each had two hits for Fermi Falkowski and Dennis McCoy Democratic Director Arnold "Ike ” fly was hobbled and both she and Manchester makes its home debut drawing free passes forcing runs Kleinschmidt and others suggested a grandchildren, all of Glastonbury. Police said Richardson attended The magistrate set a hearing for Ebersold toed the plate. After singles Thursday afternoon against Hall home. review of town maintenance Funeral services will be Friday at Theft reported last Friday and Saturday night’s per­ April 17 on a request that Richardson ny Beth and Marcy MacDonald, High at Fitzgerald Field at 3:30. Reliever Jay Marzi, who took over facilities. It wasn’t until late winter 9:15 a.m. from the Glastonbury formances of a “Getting Off,” a play be removed to New Haven. The MANCHESTER - The E. A. Marge Botterton singled both home. Manchester also took thd' jayvee for starter Chuck Mercier after the that the blue-ribbon committee Funeral Home, 450 New London in which Miss Foster plays the role felony charge carries a ii.aximum Patten Co., 303 Wetherell St., had 3. ST.LOUIS 3. CINCINNATI Manchester scored in every in­ contest, 4-3, Laura Peterson latter walked McCoy, couldn't find became entwined with the proposed Turnpike with a mass of Christian of a tough young woman recently prison term of five years. over $6,000 in gold, silver and cash ning. It added one in the second, two struckout nine while pacing the the plate either as he issued free expansion of Multi-Circuits. burial at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine’s released from prison, but apparently stolen over the weekend. in the third and four in the fourth offense with a single and double for rides to Fid Fournier and Goodwin As part of its report, the com­ Church. Friends may call at the made no effort to harm the young ac­ According to the report, filed Mon­ frame. A single by Nancy Currtin the locals. Amy Jones and Pam for two more markers. Pinch-hitter mittee recommended a 6,000 square- funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 tress, who was under heavy police No clinic this week day at 3:10 p.m., the point of entry produced two markers in the latter Frank McCoy then sent a dribbler to foot addition be constructed at the and 7 to 9 p.m. protection. Gurney each hit well for Manchester and point of exit are undetermined, inning. third, which was kicked into short Olcott Street garage. The addition After attending the play, Richard­ MANCHESTER - The Preven­ while Mara Walrath was a defensive though a side door may have been J Two singles. Beth MacDonald’s leftfield for two more runs, the tying would contain eight service bays, Maurice J. Sinclair son wrote in his note, he decided not tive Medicine (venereal disease) standout. used. and go-ahead markers. Bill Herlth four on each side, with room inside EAST HARTFORD - Maurice J. Selective items were taken; 10 to kill Miss Foster because she is Clinic which is held each Thursday FYank McCoy came around to lhr hitH for two ear lifts and one heavy truck Sinclair, 53, of 51 Naubuc Ave., died ounces of gold wire, 40 ounces of "too beautiful to kill.” at Manchester Memorial Hospital, PIRMTII lift. New Haven police informed the won’t be held this week. score on a wild pitch. Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. He silver wire and $200 in cash. Bobbles hurt Bolton East added an insurance marker The report a|so suggested ad­ was the father of Michelle Sinclair of The value of the gold is estimated Secret Service of the notes and pic­ The clinic will resume its regular 4. PITTSBURGH 4. ATLANTA in the eighth. Dennis McCoy reached ministrative changes to supervise East Hartford. a $4,300 The wire is used by the com­ ture and told agents that Richardson schedule on April 16 at its usual time the expanded townwide garage. Edward Richardson was aboard a bu^ that would stop in from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on a two-base error and scored on a He also leaves his mother, Amelia pany for brazing. in defeat to RHAM Fournier RBI single to right. Junior righthander Damian Daly T H M K S aV IK T N M K S a iM Mustering only six hits, RHAM RHAM (20) - Girouard ss, 4-2-1-0, in relief picked up the win for East. TN M K S O V IK RETCHER (SUSS CO. High took advantage of Bolton’s He hurled 6 2/3 strong innings, Nickse asks probation NOVEM TO ST. JUDE CW JS Ytm W lotMANCHllTn NOVENA TO ST. M E Crowell 2b, 4-5-I-1-, Tuohey cf, 4-1-1- NOVEM TO ST. JUDE defensive breakdowns to top the 2, Zaybel c 4-3-0-0, Miranda c l-O-O-O, allowing only three hits while 0W)n.ui,«)MSiiiaa^,VMi •k4 IUPihalialaaW.pal Bulldogs, 20-9, in COC baseball ac­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS S e r v ic e Lebreux rf, 4-3-0-0, McKay 3b, 6-1-0- walking five and striking out four. a hhi at rih a hakp aa IhM a iMa ■! tU h iMic Ml Haaii WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE tion yesterday at the Bulldogs’ field. 0, MacLachlan lb, 5-2-2-2, Cop- Marzi, second of three Saints’ IIEIBRON — The attorney for Eric original charges. a kM OiM. MtM Mramr It« • Ml H hh karih at Ma. pal a *------I II t I iMa at ikk a hiiki, aa ttam a TOPS a PICTURE FRAMING a FIREPLACE & DOOR “We didn’t make the plays defen­ pollelli. If, 3-1-1-0, Bradley If, O-O-O-O, hurlers, toot the loss. Nickse, the 19-year-old arrested Feb. 19 The case is continued to April 22. iM>t |M Mda MViMi a >■ sively ahd that just killed us," stated and charged with second degree km (hkt H ttp aaraaa a PI hi a MIRRORS a TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK ' 5. NEW YORK Folsom p, 2-0-0-0, Quaranto p. 2-2-0- “I was very pleased with the effort a M i Tt M I tM n m tM ah FB aakl akMii a la a Mi a firiCD ilw eFii" 5. SAN FRANCISCO Bolton Coach Mike Panciera. We manslaughter in the death of his father, la I km naaa kia M hpk a ^ hpkPhhatataMakaa 0-. put in by Damian Daly in relief," a ■! kwri aa a iiii N a aM SJ played terrible baseball. They got 20 cited Eagle Coach Jim Penders, "He CM ka 4m tail pM PMT a HM a bat at kahi kh a hai M ka p M ' h tk a p m a h p a lp M b m ia Totals: 39-20-6-5. applied for accelerated rehabilitation for a a runs on just six hits and there is no m iiitiiati. lip ■» a ar aMa «a ah pal am ah a aPPaa. ^iwcHtsTEg 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ '"ai aPhai. ha n a w pa a l a l Ilolioii (9) - Landrey c, 2-3-1-0, was in command for the 6 2/3 in­ his client. ha m a a paaa at app laMa a excuse for that” Pancake breakfast ■(■a ataa*. a nfea I inaai a a h ihn I Mha a ahi ih a a kaa I BpatpPhaaihalpihhhHh Teller p/3b 2-3-1-I, Smith cf, 4-0-2-1, nings, For a first varsity perfor­ The application was made during a |M a a aaa a i caa fa a a a Btamiakhkahi pa am kan a t a m la a h h RHAM, 2-0, scored five times in Moriarips p/lf, 2-1-0-1, Cusano 2b, 4-0- mance you couldn’t ask for a better EstiMite Cbdl) 0«m P h i the third, three more in the fourth court appearance yesterday in Tolland BOULTON — The Bolton Fire Depart­ ahi 12, T. Brown p/ss, 4-0-1-1, W. Brown job. County Superior Court, Rockville. bf Ini t a Fahn. nm M l>Ti hpImlahhailhaailRt and 10 markers in the fifth inning. "The kids could’ve folded their 16 ment Auxiliary will sponsor a pancake ss/p, 3-0-0-0, Stephens lb, 4-1-0-0, ■aai Mhha hp h paPai llhti , at M h ’ Mhpai m l h p ilM Bolton, 0-2, had taken the lead with breakfast April 12 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at ai (aria.* hHaiai mt a pnhai pa kr a at Pi hi kah pa Pi (aa Orth MOIMia I M - S:3< pm rUSTKS M STOCK Peterson rf, l-O-O-O, Fenton rf. 0-1-0- tents in the second inning but give SAT TU 12 ROM ' A a * pa hr a at h h i hah pa , two runs in the first inning but its them credit for coming back. We Under the program, the accused is the firehouse on Notch Road, SI aa Ml ki a a( a hi aah far nk h a a ka aai km haa a MI .10*-W’-3/ 1I ’’-V4" 0, Maneggia rf, l-O-O-O. Totals: 27-9- M M Pi Mh Mi ana ad aai hh| 6. CHICAGO 6. SAN DIEGO defense, which committed seven granted a probation term, and at the com­ rii taa na (a aar Im 7-6. were given some runs but we gave laa a ki I km W w apal 54 McKEE ST, MANCHESTER laa a at rha hi vaphl errors, was a shortcoming. them some too. Outside of the se­ pletion of the term, if the court decides Tickets will be $2 for adults, $1 for •CM INt MPAimO Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs. (Off Ctnttr il.) John Smith had two hits and the term had been fulfilled to expectation, a RHAM 005 3100 2 20 cond inning we played an excellent Diane Ferguson children under 10 and free for children un­ sophomore Bob Cusano two RBI to the accused may not be tried under the der age 5. Bolton 202 4 00 1 9 defensive game, especially Brad Slo|iri I’rriiii l>allern pace Bolton. Cabral at shortstop. ’ • f '.'- r I' ; ‘i'ijS W T sli'’’ '^ v '‘ 1 ' '

H - THE HERALD. Wed., April 8. 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., April 8, 1981 - 9 Archibald paces Celtics' win Watson in good frame of mind BOSTON il'P Ii — Before and assists and ran the Celtics' fast only 28 percent in the first period in David Greenwood and Artis with diving recoveries. The Celtics can play catch-up with it. And they after the game, it's the same break to near-perfection in the first falling behind 32-14. Gilmore offered different then went on a KM) tear early in the almost caught us.” AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Tom in a playoll to Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979 able to put his finger on why ho 16 minutes. The result was a 26-point "You give me four quarters like explanations for the Bulls' lethargy. second quarter, capped by a pretty As the game wore down, so did the putts. If we don't get some rain (the “Scores have been much lower greens. Some people think they routine Veteran guard Nate hasn’t played as well this year as in Boston lead 3:31 into the second that and you’ve got the perfect Greenwood said the team simply give-and-go with Bird and M.L. Carr Boston lead. Greenwood missed an Watson was in a jovial mood when he but slipped to a tie for 12th last year, weatherman forecast rain for around here in recent years because won’t be fast until next year, but Archibald ices his ankles and knees, says there are "10 to 15 golfers the previous four. quarter and the gutsy Bulls didn't game. It was a clinic, " Fitch said. rushed its shots and failed to execute to take their 44-18 lead. uncontested stuff with 2:18 left started talking about his chances of Thursday's opening round) those the golfers have been holing 25 to 30 they’ll be surprised." thankful for surviving one battle and “I feel like I’m hitting the ball fair have enough left to overcome the "When you come out playing like its deliberate offense. Gilmore said "We wanted to go out and get them . which would have brought the Bulls winning this week's Masters. playing well enough to win this greens are going to get awfully foot putts. The way these greens are Five-time Masters champion Jack hopeful to fight another. right now, but my long game hasn’t The flashy playmaker slithered deficit that against a great team like the the lapse was more mental. early," said Parish, who also logged to within five. As it was, the closest "I’m in a good frame of mind,” week.” fast.” going to be rolling, I doubt many will Nicklaus, who returned to Augusta said Watson, the PGA's top golfer He listed current money-leader been too good,” he said. Four-time Masters champion Ar­ and snaked his way for a season-high I give the game ball to Tiny," “I think we just got caught up in a game-high 11 rebounds. ‘.'We they got was 98-92 before Parish and have nerve enough to go for the cup Tuesday from a three-day visit with for four straight years (1977-80) but Ray Floyd (1976 champion), defen­ Watson said the reason he expects nold Palmer predicts the condition 27 points Tuesday night to help the said Boston coach Bill Fitch, who the excitement and we forgot to play wanted to put pressure on them and Archibald sealed the win in the final at that range.” his family in Florida, noted last ding champion Seve ^llesteros of scores to be higher this week than in of the greens will cause even higher Boston Celtics to a 106-97 victory called the contest one of the roughest the type of game we’ve had success make them play catch-up ball. We 90 seconds. off to a comparatively poor start this Johnny Miller, already assured his Week during three days of practice Spain, Inverrary champ Tom Kite, he has seen. "He played a real with,” said the Bulls' behemoth, who were able to do that.” “We never give up, we've been year. "I’m going to shoot a 25-under. scores than Watson predicts. best year since 1975 with victories at at Augusta National that the soft soil over the Chicago Bulls and a 2-0 lead ‘It was a Bay Hill winner Andy Bean, and two- heady, gutty game and if there's a had 19 points. “We never let a team If there's a better team at catch­ down before and come back,” said "Hey, I'm just kidding,” quickly "A 285, a 288 (even par), even a 290 Tucson and Los Angeles, pointed out under the new grass enabled him to in th eir E astern Conference time U.S. Open champ Hale Irwin as semifinal series The series shifts to bctterconditioned 40-year-old, I'd rattle off unanswered points like up team than the Bulls, Fitch for one Bulls' guard Reggie Theus, who led added Watson, whose best showing might win this week,” said Palmer, Tuesday that changing the grass on hold his approach shots almost clinic’ — Fitch his choices for favorites. like to see him because he must have that. We should have moved the ball would like to see them. Chicago im­ Chicago with 21 points, 13 in the this year was his second'place finish "especially if it’s windy. the greens won’t be the only factor in where they hit. Chicago for Oamc 3 on Friday night ‘T d like to think that you might in­ ‘Greens not in aged eight years out there." around to let some of the excitement mediately went on an 18-3 tear to final-quarter comeback. at Orlando, Fla. "Six-or eight-under “Some seem to feel that this year higher Masters scores this week. "This should give ah advantage to and Game 4 on Sunday clude me on that list,” he added. Archibald paid for his penetration, Archibald and Robert Parish, who wear off,” pull to within 11. They stayed "Sometimes it takes a while for us to will probably win this week and I good shape’ won’t be as bad as next, but they’re “The first and eighth holes have good iron players," said Nicklaus The Masters begins Thursday with in for a surprise,” said Palmer. but the final results made the pain also had 27 points, got the Celtics off Celtics, it makes things difficult, " Parish began the scoring with an anywhere from 10 to 18 until the last get going. Tonight, it took a little too just hope I can be among the con­ been made much tougher,’ said who likes fast greens. tenders. one of its smallest fields in years — “The surface will be scary out easier to bear to their roaring start. The 6-foot said Chicago coach Jerry Sloan. "It easy layup on a pretty pass from half of the fourth period. long. Tiny (Archibald) was tough, he Miller. “You are going to be better Watson agrees. 'Tve been concerned about how 82, nine less than last year. Practice I'm sore. I'm beat up but I'm guard and the 7-foot center com­ looked like we were a little in­ Larry Bird and closed an 18-4 “ We know they can come back and was the key. He got the ball down fhere.” off duck-hooking your drive at No. 1 “The new greens will put a I’ve been playing,” he said. "But on the Augusta National course ends David Graham, the 1979 PGA glad the game is over and we won.' bined for 21 of Boston's first 25 timidated by them and they took us opening run with an alleyoop stuff they can turn mistakes into points as there and penetrated and you think to avoid the fairway trap and the premium on approach shots," he early this afternoon when the course recent Masters is because of the champion who made his best said Archibald, who hit on 9-of-12 points en route to a 25-8 lead. The out of what we wanted to do. And off a Chris Ford feed after Bird and well as anyone,” Fitch said. “But you have him and then he shovels it when you. play a long time you way No. 8 (a par-5) is set up, there said. “I don’t think they've helped is closed for a haircut. To wile away greens, which were reseeded this Masters showing last year when he from the floor, dished out seven Bulls hurried their shots, making that was the ballgame ' Archibald had kept the ball in play their slow-down game is so good they off to someone. The man is tough.” realize there are going to be periods are going to be a lot of 6s out there. the course with the changes. I wish when your game doesn't go as you the afternoon, many of the Masters past fall with bent grass. finished fifth, said the greens are ‘‘The course keeps getting they'd leave the good courses alone. might like. You have to work out of entrants will take part in a one-round "The greens are not in very good going to get even faster in the years tougher. The greens are really going They should stand as monuments to those things.” tournament on the par-3 course on shape,” said Watson. “They didn’t ahead. to be fast when they double cut them the golf architects who created V i Watson, who won the Masters in the Augusta National grounds. get the sort of weather they needed. “But they’re going to putt very, during the tournament. This course them. How else can we compare the Rockets lift off 1977, tied for second in 1978 and lost Watson, 31, said he hasn't been They’re going to cause some missed very fast this week,” said Graham. is suppose to scare you on the different eras of golf?" Steve Busby hangs up spikes

trimming Spurs as a nonroster player, had wanted stole secod and went to third on a By FRED McMANE Busby to pitch at Springfield for throwing error. UPI Sports Writer several weeks in hopes he would be Richard Dotson held the Pirates to By IRA KAIFMAN “1 don’t know if you could say the Kings' All-Star guard is not expected able to jo u the Cardinals later this one run on seven hits in six innings in I'PI Sporld Writer Spurs were lackadaisical," said to play in Game 2 tonight at Phoenix, Steve Busby, the author of two no­ season. leading the White Sox to victory. The space shuttle Columbia Murphy, “I thought we just played leaving Kansas City without both of hitters, has stopped trying to write a However, Busby had told Herzog Relievers Lamarr Hoyt and Ed doesn't lift off until Friday morning. smart basketball. I think San An­ its starting guards. Phil Ford still is comeback story. before the St. Louis camp opened Farmer held the Pirates to two hits The Houston Rockets can't wait that tonio respected us. I don't think they sidelined with an eye injury. The 31-year-old right-hander, thought they would come in and roll Reggie King led the Kings with 15 attempting a comeback with the St. that he would not report to the minor Busby underwent a rotator cuff over the last three innings. long. leagues and would retire if he did not operation in 1976 and since then has The Oakland A’s parlayed eight The Rockets, only 40-42 in the over us. points. Louis Cardinals after five years of win a spot on the Cardinals’ 10-man posted only an 8-9 career record. hits and five Cleveland errors into regular season, continue to thrive in “Still, I think you will see a In the East, Atlantic Division trying to recover from rotator cuff pitching staff. Busby most likely will In spring training exhibiton games seven unearned runs en route to vic­ the rarefied air of the NBA playoffs different San Antonio team chatnpion Boston took a 2-6 lead over surgery, announced Tuesday that he take a sportscasting job in Kansas Tuesday, Texas beat Montreal 4-3, tory over the Indians. The A’s scored and they launched a best-of-seven (tonight).” Chicago with an easy 106-97 home is retiring from baseball. City. Detroit nipped Boston 4-3, Baltimore three unearned runs in the seventh to Western Conference semifinal series Murphy scored 15 of his 21 points triumph and Central Division cham­ A 22-game winner for the Kansas Busby pitched for Herzog in Kan­ edged the New York Yankees 3-2, the snap a 6-6 tie. in San Antonio Tuesday night with a in the second quarter while George pion Milwaukee tied its semifinal City Royals in 1974, Busby told sas City for several years and had Chicago White Sox beat Pittsburgh 3- Luis Gomez drove in four runs and 107-98 upset of the Midwest cham­ Gervin scored a game-high 30 points series at one game apiece by beating Manager Whitey Herzog of the St. for the Spurs. Philadelphia 109-99 in the Spectrum. Louis Cardinals that he is quitting been out of baseball since he was 1, Oakland whipped Cleveland 9-7, rookie Terry Harper had two hits in pion Spurs, released by the Royals last year. Atlanta routed St. Louis 11-3, San a six-run first inning that carried the After winning two games in The In the other Western Conference The Bucks got a big game out of baseball rather than go to the club’s semifinal. Pacific Division cham- their starting forwards, both named Springfield farm club of the After' winning 22 games for the Diego downed C alifornia 7-3, Braves to victory over the Cardinals. Forum to dethrone the NBA cham­ Royals in 1974 and 18 games in 1975— Houston defeated San Francisco 5-4 The Padres pounded 14 hits off five pion Lakers in the mini-series, the Johnson, to return to the Mecca up­ American Association. Herzog, who which included a pair of no-hitters— and Milwaukee crushed Seattle 12-4. pitchers to defet the Angels. Rockets went into the HemisFair lifted after a split in Philadelphia. invited Busby to the St. Louis camp c The Rangers used three singles, a Everyone in the San Diego starting Arena — where the Spurs had won 34 Marques and Mickey Johnson split 16 walk, a balk and Bill Stein’s double lineup hit safely, including winning of 41 games — and manhandled San fourth-quarter points as Milwaukee off losing pitcher Luis Quintana to pitcher Rick Wise. Antonio behind the heroics of Calvin broke a 77-77 tie after three periods score four runs in the ninth inning Pinch-hitter Gary Woods capped a Murphy, Moses Malone and Robert ‘Just played in a foul-plagued game. and nip a split-squad of Expos. Ray four-run eighth inning rally with a Reid. Marques Johnson recovered from smart basketball’ a 4-point first half to finish with 22 Burris, who was signed as a free two-run single, lifting the Astros to Malone, who scored 27 points in Sports Parade agent just before camp and has won victory over the Giants. Nolan Ryan Game 1, says Houston is a team on a points, while Mickey Johnson made all 14 of his free-throw attempts en a job in the Expos’ starting rotation, pitched only two innings for Houston mission. pitched five shutout innings and in his final tuneup before the season X "What was the difference? I'll tell route to 20. Milwaukee coach Don Nelson By MILT RICKMAN lowered his spring ERA in more opener. you the difference," said the pion Phoenix broke open a close than 27 innings to 1.33. f 1 ^ lauded the play of Mickey Johnson, Milwaukee rocked pitcher Jim Rockets' All-Star center. “We game in the third quarter to post a Mick Kelleher knocked in two runs Beattie for seven runs in the first wanted to win. That's the 102-80 triumph over Kansas City at who was limited to seven points in Game 1. with a single and a sacrifice fly to two innings on it way to victory over difference." home in Game 1. spark Detroit to victory over the Red the Mariners. Milwaukee sent 12 Perhaps part of the Rockets' chur­ Dennis Johnson scored 16 points “Mickey had a tough game in the Forster old fashioned Sox. Detroit jumped on starter men to the plate in the first inning ning intensity stems from a desire to first game,” Nelson said. "He really and sparkled defensively, hounding Frank Tanana for four runs and 11 with Robin Yount tripling home the atone for last year's schizophrenic Otis Birdsong into a subpar effort. struggled. I wanted him to have a NEW YORK (UPI) - Terry Forster. “I owe that man a lot. I chance to show what he could do hits in the first five innings. Joe Rudi go-ahead run. performance in the Eastern Walter Davis also scored 16 for the Forster is old fashioned. You give thank him all the time.” swatted a pair of homers for the Red Conference playoffs: after beating Suns, who dominated the backboards tonight. He kept hustling and him something, he likes to pay back. Forster, 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, also working and made a really impor­ Sox. the Spurs in a mini-series, the by a 52-35 margin. The Suns went It kills him when he can’t do it right did what he could to help himself. Rich Dauer drove in two runs, in­ Rockets were humiliated by Boston ahead to stay late in the first tant contribution.” away and that’s what’s eating at him “I took three months off after the Bolton girls lose cluding the gamewinner, to pace Five-time Masters winner. Jack Nicklaus watches drive sail in four straight games, losing by an quarter, led 51-46 at halftime and Milwaukee helped its cause by now. season ended and then began Bolton High girls' softball team sinking 45-of-52 free throws com­ He wants to pay back the Los Baltimore to victory over the down fairway during practice round for i981 Masters at '«•» average of 19 points. pulled away by outscoring the Kings throwing four or five times a week to Yankees. Dauer drove in the game’s dropped its 1981 season opener pared to 25-of-35 for the 76ers. Angeles Dodgers, not only for the On Tuesday, Murphy came off the 14-2 in the last five minutes of the Joe Ferguson,” he says. “I played first run with a sacrifice fly in the yesterday to Coventry High, 9-7, at Augusta, Ga. Nicklaus and 81 other top golfers will make up Reserve forward Bobby Jones paced money they put out when he was the bench to stake Houston to a first-half third quarter to take a 75-58 lead into with a semipro team on Sundays in first inning after Al Bumbry walked. the Bulldogs' diamond. field starting Thursday. (UPI photo) lead and Reid hit the key shots down the final period. Philadelphia with 20 points, but first free agent they signed four Long Beach, (Calif.), and my arm Bolton had a 7-4 lead after five in­ the stretch to help the Rockets hold Birdsong had only 11 points before Julius Erving — who scored 38 in . years ago, but also for the patience felt good. Now it feels even better, nings but a couple of key hits and off the Spurs, who hadn’t played in leaving the game with a sprained Game 1 — was limited to just 18 and they’ve had with him the past two terrific. I’m throwing free and easy Bulldog miscues gave the Patriots nine days. ankle late in the third quarter. The shot a mere 7-for-20 from the floor. years. A couple of elbow operations and the ball is moving very well. the victory. kept him from doing anything for After my second operation, I was Cheney drops Mary Maneggia was 3-for-5 to pace Catholic girls them at all these last two seasons. throwing across my body. But I the Bulldog attack. She suffered the NHL playoffs start tonight "It’s at a point where I have to believe I’ve corrected what I was tennis debut mound setback while Shirley Leete make this team,” says the 29-year- doing wrong.” gained the triumph on the hill for old lefty reliever. "If I don’t do it Forster has 10 seasons behind him Cheney Tech dropped a 3-2 deci­ Coventry. this time, that’s it.” track winners in the big leagues, having broken in sion to Vinal Tech in its 1981 tennis Forster believes he’ll do it. So does with the Chicago White Sox in 1971, a opener yesterday at the Hawks’ hr'' Tommy LaSorda, one of his biggest year before his buddy. Goose East Catholic girls' track team Hesuli- courts in Middletown. Bagley honored Stiot put 1. Sullivan (ECi. 2 Bruins and North Stars boosters. Gossage, did. Both pitched for opened its 1981 campaign yesterday Vinal swept the singles matches to Boston's Robert Parish prevents Chicago's Garden. Celtics posted 106-97 victory to The bad news is Forster hasn’t had Appleton, Wis., in the Midwest with a 74-53 success over Windsor Michalewicz iWLi. 3. Treslicr iWL) 8.17 Artis Gilmore from scoring with hand biock take the match. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - meters take two-game lead. (DPI photo) that great a spring. He has been League before moving up to Chicago. Boston College sophomore guard Locks High at the Raiders’ track. roughed up for 19 hits in 12 innings Results: Foran (V) def. Terry too hurdles 1 Chapman iWLi. 2 in last night’s NBA playoff game at Boston Gossage and Forster were traded John Bagley has been named the Leonard (WL). 3 Bassett lECi 17 13 and his ERA stands at 5.25. Melendy 6-2, 6-3; Bloomquist (V) Freshman Teri Kittredge broke by the White Sox to Pittsburgh at the def. Gary Melendy 6-3, 6-0; Winzer Widmer Eastern College Basketball too. 1 Blevins iWLi, 2 Ingallinera resume red-hot rivalry The good news is that he has been same time following the 1976 season. the school record in the 800-meter lECl, 3. Tobin lECl :14.11 (V) def. Phil Silverman 6-0, 6-3; player of the year in balloting by a throwing hard and his elbow hasn’t run with a 2:30 clocking as she One year later when both became Governale-Fitzgerald (CT) def. regional panel of sportswriters and High jump: 1. Temple lEC). 2 While given him any trouble. annexed the event. By Lniled Press Inlernational Sonmor said, “You’re not going free agents, Gossage got a 6-year Etheridge-Smith 6-3, 6-1; broadcasters. I EC I, 3. Blevins iWL) 5' South African net star ment of finishing second to the "I’m happy about just being able contract for $2.7 million from the 1,500: 1 K Kittredge lECi, 2 Tennis lessons The Boston Bruins and Minnesota anywhere in the playoffs if you can’t Cunningham-Kiernan (CT) def. Mary Evans led an Eaglette sweep Islanders, they should easily handle to get out there, stand on the mound Yankees and Forster a 5-year one for Falkowski (ECl, 3 Chares! lECi 5:15 North Stars, two teams overflowing win on the road. You never expect the Penguins. “We’re the second- Tipton-Myjak 64), 6-3. in the 400-meter dash with Anne with bad blood, meet for the first and not feel any pain,” Forster says. $850,000 from the Dodgers. 200 1. Leonard iWLi, 2 M, Dakin gets off to good start offered by Rec any easy games on the road.” place team," said Bernie Federko, Temple and Ellen Evans second and (EC), 3. Ingallinera (EC) 29 29, time in the playoffs tonight. In the other first-round Stanley "For the past two years. I’d stand who set a Blues team record with 104 there with the ball in my hand and third respectively. Linda Reddy cap­ 3,000. 1 Reddv iECl.2 Blevins iWLi, The first two games of the best-of- Cup openers tonight, it’s the defen­ Contract satisfying HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. ahead," said Rollison. "It was only points this season. "We're not the say to myself, oh, man, how much is tured the 3.000-meter run for East 3. Sullivan lEC'i 11 49 The Manchester Recreation five opening-round Stanley Cup ding champion New York Islanders Forster is more than satisfied with 1,600 relay: 1, East iTemple. M il.'PIi — South African Susan when Wendy started to gain on me ones who should be panicking." it gonna hurt this time?” with an 11:49 clocking while Kathy Department's cultural program is series will be played in Boston. And hosting Toronto, Pittsburgh at St. the contract he signed three years Kittredge secured the 1,500 with a Evans, E Evans. L Dakin i 4 35 85 Rollison has jumped off to a good that I became confident enough to offering spring tennis lessons for Not even all-time scoring record- Dr. Frank Jobe, the surgeon who AACC w om en the last time the two teams met Louis, Edmonton at Montreal, the ago. time of 5.15. Javelin: !. Thresher iWLi. 2 Barnes start in her first appearance this pick up my momentum." adults. The instructor is Bonnie holder Wayne Gretzky (164 points) operated on Tommy John, removed there, on Feb. 26, hockey was the New York Rangers at Los Angeles, seems to be enough firepower for the “If I saved 30 games this year. I’d (EC), 3, Nolen lECi 28 50 meters season in a major women's tennis Castleman, a member of the U.S. a bone chip and relocated a nerve in MaryLou Sullivan took the shot put 400 relay 1 East iM Dakin, Tobin. 1. In other tournament play. furthest thing from their minds. Two Vancouver at Buffalo, Quebec at Oilers to beat the Canadiens, who never think of asking to tournament — eliminating second- Professional Tennis Assoc. ugly first-period brawls broke out, Forster’s left elbow on Nov. 7, 1978. streak ends with a heave of 8.17 meters for East Dakin. Ingallinera l 56 1 Kathleen Horvath, 15, from Philadelphia and Chicago at have a healthy Guy Lafleur back on renegotiate,” he says. “The Dodgers seeded Wendy Turnbull. 6-2, 7-6, in Daytime classes will start the and at game’s end an NHL-record "Dr. Jobe said he did everything and was third in the discus. 400: 1 M. Evans lECi, 2. Temple Hopewell Junction. N.Y., took a 3-6, Calgary, the ice. But Edmonton Coach Glen have been very patient with me.” the $150,000 Women's Tennis week of April 27 and evening classes 406 penalty minutes had been called on me short of what he did on Tom­ Beth Tobin and Ellen Evans were I ECl, 3, E. Evans lECl 1,06.05 6-2, 6-4 victory over Rosie Casals. The teams play at the same sites S^ther is looking for Montreal to Regarding Gossage, Forster says Manchester Community College Discus: 1 Thresher iWLi. 2 Association tournament. May 4. and 12 players ejected. my John,” says Forster, who also 2-3 for East in the long jump while again Thursday night, with Games 3 concentrate on Gretzky: “I hope the Yankee ace deserves every pen­ women’s softball team saw its win Michalewicz iWLl, 3 ML Sullivan lECi Rollison, a 19-year-old who is only Classes are offered on the After that fiasco, pleasantries was instructed not to pitch for a Felicia Falkowski and Anne Charest and 4 in the bestof-five series they triplecover him. Maybe I should ny he gets. skein stopped at three as it was 28.00 meters. five-feet and weighs 100 pounds, Pam Casale, 15, of Fairfield, N.J., beginner, advanced beginner, in­ were exchanged between the teams, year. But he was so eager, so were 2-3 in the 1,500 behind Kathy switching cities for Saturday and just put him in front of our goal and “Goose is the best relief pitcher in routed by Mattatuck Community laing jump: 1 Blevins iWLi, 2 Tobin ousted Turnbull Tuesday for the a dominating force in every national termediate and advanced levels. The with Boston General Manager Harry anxious to show the Dodgers he Kittredge. Temple and Denise White Sunday. The fifth games, of the see what the Canadiens will do.” baseball. He’s a bull out there, a guy College, 16-2, yesterday at Nike lEC), 3, E. Evans lECi 4.79 meters. biggest upset of her fledgling career. junior event this season, defeated classes will meet twice a week for Sinden calling Minnesota “a chicken could do for them what he had the took 1-2 in the high jump for the 300 hurdles: 1 Chapman iWLi, 2 series, if necessary, are scheduled The Kings lost goal-scoring from the old school who’ll give you Field. "I was nervous when I was so far Diane Desfor of Los Angeles, 6-3,6-2. six weeks and will cost $18 per per­ organization” and North Stars Coach year before when he saved 22 games Eaglettes. Leonard iWLi, 3. Barnes lECl :52 67 for next Tuesday. machine Charlie Simmer late in the everything he’s got everytime he M attatuck, 4-1, ripped losing son with the exception of the Glen Sonmor warning his B.ruins and posted a 1.94 ERA, that he began Next competition for East is 800: 1 T. Kittredge (ECl, 2 Kaminski Islanders Coach AI Arbour said, season to a leg injury, and Marcel gets the call. We roomed together pitcher Doreen Downham for 18 hits, daytime advanced class which will counterpart, Gerry Cheevers, to pitching again the following May, Saturday at the Nutmeg Relays at (ECl. 3. Coffey iWL) 2:30 (school "The key to beating Toronto is to Dionne (58 goals) & Co. will be seven years in Appleton and Chicago including three doubles and three NFL to open under lights cost $27 per person. bring a basket to the next game in only six months later. Conard High in West Hartford. record I, check their forwards.” But New ^facing one of the league’s hottest and we were both traded to triples. Downham is now 1-3 and the Steve Carlton Classes are . open to residents of Minnesota “so he can carry his head Pittsburgh together. He’s the best Cougars 3-5. MCC was limited to NEW YORK lUPD - The 198 with Philadelphia at Buffalo. Los York's potent offense should tell the goaltenders, the Rangers’ Steve Cost one year Manchester and surrounding towns. home in it.” story. Mike Bossy scored 68 goals friend I have in baseball and he only two safeties, one each by Beth National Football League season Angeles will be at Dallas on Sunday Registrations may be made in per­ Baker, who shut out the Flyers twice Fortunately, the head-hunting and Bryan Trottier had 72 assists. in one week. "I’m sorry I rushed it,” Forster knows what I’m going through. We Given ^ d Renee Abramowicz. will open on Saturday night. Sept. 5, night, Oct. 18, for a nationally son between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mon­ wasri't repeated in the rematch six Reds- Phils launch play today with the Minnesota Vikings taking on Although the Blues admittedly are Philadelphia will have its hands says now. "It cost me a year and a went our separate ways after being MCC returns to the diamond today televised game. days through Thursdays at the Arts days later at Bloomington, Minn. still recovering from the disappoint­ full with streaking Quebec. half and another operation.” with the Pirates but I talk to him at home against Becker Junior m M f— f /TO A 4 I rVT A t /\i'4 O tr U ^ the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 224-game regular season will Building on Garden Grove Road or And Minnesota center ^ b b y Smith, by FRED McMANE before game time today. played their home openers. The second one was performed quite a bit.” College at 3:30. A capacity crowd of 52,392 is In Sunday, ^ept. 6, openers in the wind up on the weekend of Dec. 19-21 mailed to the Manchester Recrea­ who may have precipitated the UPI SporiB Writer For the second year in a row, the official league schedule released Aug. 16, 1979, when a bone spur was Forster’s problems the last few expected to attend the opener in Cin­ threat of a players' strike hangs over and wild card playoffs are set for tion Department. Further informa­ bloodletting as a means of dis­ taken out of Forster’s elbow. Last years weren’t confined to basebaii. President Reagan will be on the . Tuesday, the NFL champion Sunday, Dec, 27. The division tion is available by contacting the proving his "chicken” tag, is disabled list tody for the opening cinnati with Steve Carlton of the the season. The players have given Oakland Raiders will be at Denver, Vilas turns Stockton year, he appeared in only nine games He and his wife, Pam, the mother of Phillies, a three-time Cy Young the owners until May 29 to reach an playoffs will be held on Jan. 2^3,1981 Arts Building. questionable for tonight's game Eagle jayvee game of the major league baseball Baltimore at New England, Dallas working a total of 12 innings. his two daughters, Kimberly and An­ Award winner, slated to start on the agreement with the Players Associa­ and the American and National because his mother is critically ill. HOUSTON (UPI) — Topseeded “I wanted to see if I was ready and season between the Cincinnati Reds at Washington, Green Bay at Edmondson of Australia downed drea, have known each other since mound against veteran Tom Seaver. tion on a new basic agreement. The Conference championship games Smith led the North Stars in scoring Guillermo Vilas defeated Dick 1 wasn’t,” he says. “The elbow and th e world champion Chicago, Houston at Los Angeles, Recordo Ycaza of Ecuadpr, 6-1, 5-2; they were in granunar school and Carlton posted a 24-9 record last key issue in their disagreement is will be played on Sunday, Jan. 10. with 93 points, second best in team Stockton, 6-4, 6-1 in the WCT Grand started to swell and it would take nine triumphs Philadelphia Phillies and the name Kansas City at Pittsburgh, Miami at Matter of time Paul Kronk of Australia defeated were married nine years ago. They season while Seaver was 10-8. compensation for free agents and The Super Bowl is set for Sunday, Ijistory. Prix tennis tournament at the River of his relief pitcher remains as St. Louis, New Orleans at Atlanta, Jose Lopez-Maesa of Spain, 4-6, 6-4, five days in between one appearance > broke up for four months in 1978 but The new season begins to heat up they seem no closer to an agreement Jan. 24, at the Silverdome in Pon­ T(Pintensify the rivalry, the two Oaks Country Club. 7-5; and No. 5 seed Eddie Dibbs of are back together now. East Catholic jayvee baseball mystifying as a knuckleball. the New York Jets at Buffalo, LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Vince and another Just to be able to throw in earnest with eight games on tap than when they started discussions tiac, Mich. Adams Division clubs each collected Also advancing Tuesday was No. 3 That has made a big change in team swung into the 1981 season by The president, originally Philadelphia at the New York Ferragamo's agent says it’s only a Miami beat Tony Giammalva, Sam­ the ball 60 feet. That’s when you for Thursday, four in each league. two years ago. The Pro Bowl game will be played 87 points during the regular season, seed Harold Solomon, who defeated my’s brother, 1-6, 6-2, 6-3. Forster. routing St. Thomas Aquinas, 11-2, scheduled to throw out the Giants, San Francisco at Detroit and matter of time before the Los begin thinking that your career is all On Thursday's Americah League for the third year in a row* at Aloha battling down to the wire for the Andres Gomez of Elcuador, 6-1, 6-3. yestei^y in New Britain behind a traditional first ball at Cincinnati's Seattle at Cincinnati. Angeles Rams’ quarterback signs Tony and Sammy are the sons of over at 28.” “Bill Buhler said if I had worked schedule are Toronto at Detroit, Stadium in Honolulu on Saturday, eighth position and the home-ice ad­ In other action, Jaime Fillol of Sammy Giammalva Sr., a former Forster can’t say enough for all ' 16-hlt attack. Riverfront Stadium, had to take a San Diego will be at Cleveland for' with the Montreal Alouettes of the as hard at my marriage as I did at Texas at New York, Oakland at Despite the ominous threat of a ; Jan. 31. vantage. The Bruins got it by way of Chile defeated Pablo Arrya of Peru, Davis Cup player on the U.S. team. ' the people who helped him the last Frank McCoy was 4-for-5, Tim raincheck because he is still the first Mdnday night game of ih^ Canadian Football League — and baseball. I’d have been a lot better Minnesota and California at Seattle. strike, there is a feeling that major There will be four new head their two more victories. 6-4 6-4; Sammy Giammalva of The Houston tournament marked two years, people like Jobe, Bill Feshler 2-for-S with two doubles, recovering from a gunshot wound season on Sept. 7. when he does it will be a "one-of-a- off,” says the Dodger reliever. “I In the National League, New York is league attendance can again surpass coaches in the NFL this season — That edge may carry more than Houston beat Nick Saviano of Plan­ Sammy Giammalva’s professional Buhler and Paul Padilla, the two used to play bail with my wife’s two Dennis Goodwin 2-for-4 and Tim suffered in an attempt on his life two The "Thursday Night Specials" kind” deal. at Chicago, Houston at Los Angeles, the 40-million mark. Of course, that Joe Gibbs at Washington, Ed Biles at the usual weight, because Minnesota tation, Fla., 7-6, 6-2; Terry Moor of debut. present Dodger trainers, and Herb brothers and I first met her when T Kiro ,2-for-3 to pace the young weeks ago. will be played on Sept. 'lO, with "The terms of the contract have Montreal at Pittsburgh and San depends on whether the players and Houston, Dan Reeves at Denver and is 0-28-7 in ^ sto n since joining the Memphis. Tenn., defeated Johan The tournament continues through Vike, who used to be with them. was only nine years did. Marrying Eagles. The Reds said Tuesday there will been agreed upon,” David Fishof Diego at San Francisco. owners can solve their internal Pittsburgh at Miami, and Sept. 17. Bum Phillips at New Orleans. NHL in 1967. Kriek of South Africa, 6-3,6-4; Mark Saturday. “Bill Buhler worked his butt off on her was the best thing that ever Brian McAuley was the winning be no announcement on who will said Monday. By April 17, all 26 clubs will have problems. me these past two years,” says happened to me." hurler for East. throw out the first ball until just 10 - THE HERALD, Wed.. April 8, 1961 T H U U IC fK in THE HERALD, Wed., April 8, 1981 — II Scoreboard D M E B A U r ' l Play balll By W aner Fufselle preiident at one tune owned a baseball team in the minor At (XncinnaU's Riverfront leagues... Ambidextrous Har­ CHICAGO iJ7) Vengruskas 353, Tony Stadium, major league ry Truman could throw out Greenwood 5 (H) 10. Jones 4 S-A 13, baseball's 104th season gets the first ball with either arm... Gilmore ■ 9-12 19. Theus 8 4-4 21, DeSimone 351, Bob Mike Wilkerson 6 (M) 12. Sobers 4 (M) 9. Kenon Who Am I? underway on Wednesday Mrs. Calvin OwUdge had 4 2-3 10. Dietrick I 1-2 3. Lester 0 (M) 0. 153-160-434, Bob Bonadies (April 8) with the Reds hosting more knowledge of baseball I j t , Wilkcs0(M)0. Totals37 21-36 97 the world champion Philadel­ than any other first lady!.. Hockey BOSTON 1106) Soccer 362, Al Grabinaky 160381, Maxwell 3 4-4 10. Bird 5 2-2 12. Parish Hank Hebert 374, Bemle phia r a llie s In a National Herbert Hoover was known to 12 3-3 27. Archibald 9 9-9 27. Ford 4 (M) 6. League game. kem a good scorecard... Board tries to reduce McHale 3 (H) 6. Robey 2 1-2 5. Carr 3 1-2 Welch 145-135-395, Chuck This Is (Xncinnati's 97tb Hoover and Truman were 7. Henderson 2 (Hi 4. Duerod 0 04) 00 Barrera 138, Travis Cook Totals 43 30-22 106 Opening Day (45-51). Because the only Presidents ever Chicago 14 24 38 31-97 NOIttH AMERICAN SOCCER.. Sr. 135-393, Mike Kozak the Rem were baseball's first booed. Hoover was booed dur­ NHL I’LAYOKFS Boston 32 21 2330-106 By United Press International 187-148-465, Ron Devaux professional team, they open ing the depression, and Tru­ lU I 'niiod Pres!t ln(crna(ional Three-point goals •• Theus. Sobers Eastern a day early and always at man the day he fired General I'rcliminarv round Fouled out -None Total loul»-Chicag( 136-371, Tom O’Connor 352. WLGFGA BPPts home. MacArthur... iBcsJ of Fivet 24,Boston2f. Technical—Chicago Coach New York I I T a* Bolton budget increase In 1849, the Red Stockings I All Times ESTi Sloan A- ir.330 Washington 1 1 IFartaiMili OPENING DAY QUIZ - NV Islanders vs Toronto AARP— Lou Soulots 211- of Cincinnati became tbe tin t MILWACKEK <1091 Toronto 0 2 llMCvaMiw ilk t i Nnn What current manager made \pr fi Toronto at NY Islanders, 8 a Montreal 0 0 530, Gene Lescroart 532, baseball team to pay a regu­ p m Marques Johnson 8 22, Mickey $.lrwU—1 IkriapKvtinM his major league plaviAk By RICHARD CODY though patching must be done im­ Johnson 3 14-14 20. Lamer 3 2-4 8 .- Southern 1 1 lar salary. Apr 9 Toronto at NY Islanders, 8 Of Ft. Lauderdale 2 0 4 2 3 I. •« Stillman Keith 526, Pearl debut on Opening Day and hit Monenet 5 7-9 17, Buckner 1 3-6 5. Herald Reporter mediately in order to stop leaking p m Jacksonville 2 0 SiialiiiCMwi Burnham 183. The Red Stockings — led by a home run on the first pitch Apr II NY Islanders al Toronto Winters 6 6^ 18. Bndgeman 2 (M) 4. Tampa Bay I I 4 5 3 9 George Wright (a $1,400 ever thrown to him in the big BOLTON — Responding to a re­ and prevent possible damage inside fl ( f p 01 Calchings 1 CM) 2. Evans 3 7-8 13. Atlanta 0 2 3 5 3 3 Board urges the building. s Apr 12 NY Islanders at Toronto, CummingsOOOO Totals324f-r<21G0 Central shortstop) and Hairy Wright leagues? (Answer below) cent request by the Board of IMIILADELPHIA <99i l.heihUwt 2. Iiacan»4ji8i COUNTRY CLUB- (a 81,200 center fielder) — n ( f p ni Tulsa 2 0 4 1 3 IS 1 used to be one of the IlnpCartif— t.UmawwmKt OPENING DAY ODDITIES Finance, the BoaiU of Selectmen, at The selectmen have added the roof \ Apr H Toronto al NY Islanders Krvmg 7 4-4 IS.^C Jones 6 04) 12, Dallas 0 1 1 2 1 1 went on tour and didn't lose — The Boston Red Stocking Dawkinsf 3-7 13. Hol]ins33-49. CTteeks K in^ of Baseball. 1 liked Ihmm-lmU 4 N h M M a p Carl Bolin 165-153440, Al a special meeting Monday, voting today to the list of items that could be cut H lf p m Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 until June 1870. That team defeated the Philadelphia St l^iuis vs I’lttshurKh f I I 11 B Junes 6 10-12 22, Toney 3 3-6 Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 to chomp on cigars — and 7. Arriwa Uarar ilaJkraiiai Martin 142-167-429, Bill suggested areas of cuts and or sacrificed if the finance board \pr 8 I'lttshurph at St Umis 9(1 9 Ku hardsun 0 0-0 0. Mix 2 1-1 5. O Western $ihiFaaMWarta disbanded, but it had paved Athletics 6-5 on the first Johnson 0 04)0 Totals 37 Z.-3f 99 to pass them around when Sander 156414, Ted ^ c k iel determines after the public hearing P „ California I I 1 2 1 7 the way for pro baMball National League Opening eliminations m an effort to hold BOLTON - The Board of \pr 9 I’ittshurph at St l/ouis 9 Of Milwaukee 21 33 23 33 -108 one of my piayers beited a 162-410, Nondo AnnulU 153- I’hiladelphia 2f>20 32 23-- 99 U s Angeles 11 1 3 1 7 T«aHtk l e ^ e s . Day, Aprill 22, 1876... Babe down a projected 6.3 mill increase in next week that the budget is too P Ml San Diego 11 2 2 1 5 homer. I d r e s ^ weli. And Selectmen urges voters to vote \pr 11 St biuis at I’lttshiirKh 8 Uf KouIihI out Dawkins H Jones Tota l.liwy-Uirfi 2 .1 a *w N » 404, John Rleder 170403, uncinnati became an origi­ Ruth had a .425 lifetime aver­ large. San Jose 0 2 0 4 0 0 Calvin Coolidge was a lU amltmi 4. NMa IffatiM the 1981-82 projected budoet. Inuls Milwaukeee 29. Philadelphia 34 nal member of tbe National age on Opening Day... today for a solution to the town's Northwest friend of mine. Not bad for tliM ia firtarwa Larry Bates 154-140-403, Reacting to a projected tax in­ 'The selectmen also suggested cuts ^ \ \pr 12 St hniis at Pittsburgh Techniials Philadelphia Coach Cunning 2 0 5 I 4 14 League, which dates from solid waste disposal problem. h.mi Milwaukee Coach Nelson. Mil- Seattle an old gum salesman. 7.8aKarii>6iritiii 1 Ikiiifa Sim k Charlie Whelan 147-400, wubington’s Walter Johnson to the highway department. A T X [I 111 Portland 1 1 3 2 3 9 1876. But the teiun was 0-56 in crease of 24 percent, the Board of The two alternatives are in­ \ Apr 14 I’ittsburgh at St Uiuis, wauk'ee 'Zonei A IfZS Vancouver 1 1 2 2 2 8 Sibi ArtawWi Tom Turner 151-391, pitched seven shutouts on requested $15,500 budget for sur­ 9 It p in Calgary 0 1 0 1 0 0 the first NL season, finishing Opening Day... In 1940 Cleve- Finance last week asked boards that stalling a transfer station or con­ Montreal v'i Kdmonton Fxlmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 « 6 I Maynard (Hough 150-379, last. land's Bob Feller pitched had submitted budgets to reconsider veying and engineering could be \pr H Kdmonton at Montreal 8 If (Teams gel six points for winning in 0T81 ujnS taqiM do) i.vqiMUiv tracting townwide pick-up. : l ^ | p oiiq iDTUun^ Niuni Ward Holmes 145-372, Bill President Reagan, a former Opening Day's only no-hitter, the requests, locating areas of cuts reduced to $1,000, and a $60,000 p 'll regulation time or overtime but only foui pvq oqM jaUMO sqno onapo The polls, Icated at the Com­ \pr 9 Kdtnonton at Montreal 8 (f l l l i W points for winning a game decid^ by Timkiel 140365, Patsy baseball broadcaster, had beating the ^ t e 8ox 1-0... budget request for road repairs was aqi 'X»|I|JA umniM Ha*SNV and items that could be eliminated. munity Hall, close at 8 p.m. P in Baseball shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Uriano 361, Vic Abraitis intended to carry on with a Cincinnati's Jim Green- reduced $12,000. \pr II Montreal at Kdmonton 8 Of each goal scored up to a maximum of (c) ISII NBA. Inc. tradition by throwing out tbe The projected budget stands uncut p III grass hit four doubles Opening three per team per game excluding 356. first ball in Cincinnati. But by the Finance boai^; it consists of A reduction of $4,000 is suggested s Apr 12 Montreal at Kdmonton overtimes and shootouts ) Golf MV 1954... Don Baylor of the 9 I p III Tuesday's Games travel plans were canceled to Orioles hit two doubles, a ail the requests from each board in for the planning budget, and the s Apr 14 Kdmonton at Montreal (No Games Schrauled i facilitate his recovery from a requested increase for the 8 If pm Mm triple, and home run Opening light of available revenues. architectural fees. The finance Wednesday s Game gunshot wound. U s Angeles\s NY Hangers Jacksonville at San Diego Sports Slate Day 1972... Gerald “Gee" The largest cut suggested by the board tabled the request at two selectmen’s salaries is cut, main­ Apr 8 NY Hangers at la>s Angeles. l;^xhibition Baseball Standings Thursday's Games Jai-Alai results M The first president to open Walker hit for the cycle for Too pooped to puff? Youngsters In the Har- show fatigue at completion of a school con­ By United Press International different meetings, waiting for more taining the present salary level. 10 7 p 111 I No Games Scheduled) the season by throwingout the the Tigers' Opening Day selectmen is $65,000 in capital expen- Apr 9 NY Hangers at U s Angeles, American League Wednesday information concerning the urgency Officials. said that further cuts Bur Middle School band of Burlington, cert. (UPI photo) 10 7 p m W L Pet first ball was William Howard 1927... 'Tom Seaver pitched 12 titures for replacing the center Detroit 23 11 876 TUESDAY F’GA Statistics BASEBALL Taft in 1910. Taft bad played may be located in the recreation and Apr 11 Los Angeles al NY Hangers, By United F^ess International straight Opening Days from school roof. of repairs. 9 ff p m California 16 9 640 r n t East Catholic al semi-pro baseball (fittiiigly 1988-79... Mike Parrot of Seat­ library budgets, and the Board of X Apr 12 Uis Angeles at NY Oakland 17 10 630 I through Greater Greensboro Open) The Board of Education requested After receiving more information 3 GibWs lUpi 12.48 4.21 168 iminimum 18 rounds) Rockville, 3:15 enou^ in Cincinnati) and in tle beat Toronto 8 4 Opening Hangers 7 7 p m (Tiicago 17 10 6» 2ft«lMiMn 3.48 3.48 last month that the center school from the school administration, PBC Education is expected to consider Texas 16 12 571 DRIVING his younger years he had aspi­ x Apr 14 NY Hangers at Us lEtffEdMiz 110 Becker at MCC, 3:30 Day last season, but ended the the finance board's request Angeles 10 7 p m Ikiston 15 13 536 Average Distance — I. Fred Couples roof be replaced due to leakage. The Chairman John Samboona sent a O'Neill signs spouse rape law Q M i 2-3 S24.I8 Z77.1. 2. Dan Pohl 276.6, 3, Bill Sander rations of pitching In the season with a 1-16 record... Buffalo vs Vancouver Cleveland 16 14 533 GIRLS SOFTBALL Public Building Commission letter to the selectmen assessing the Thursday night. Apr 8 • Vancouver at Buffalo. 8 Cb Kansas City 12 11 522 NrfKta 3-2 M8.88 276 3.4. Tom F^jrtzerZ74i).5. tie. Fuzw East Catholic al South mator leagues. During his sec­ BOYS OF SPRING - “All p m New York 14 13 519 Transactions TrifKta 3-2-1 S84I.20 Zoeller and Bruce Douglass 2^.7 7. ond year in office, Taft winter long, I can't wait. It assessed the cost of the project at need for repairs. The education board requested a Dave Eichelberger 270.2.8. Larry Ziegler HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. "I just hope it isn't a, bill that will O'Neill also approved a measure Apr 9 Vancouver at Buffalo. 8 Of Minnesota 15 14 517 Catholic, 3 attended the Washington gets you back to doing the $65,000, and forwarded a request to The letter states that the roof, in budget of $1,916,309, $40,794 over last p m Toronto 13 13 .500 7 ku Zarri ISiO 1.18 4.18 260.8. 9. Tommy Valentine 288.3. 10. William O’Neill has signed a bill create more problems than it which prohibits payment of state Tuesday 's Sports Transactions Craig Stadler 2w.l. Senators' opening game and stuff you love and makes you year's budget, an 8.04 percent in­ Apr II Buffalo at Vancouver. 8 Of Baltimore 12 13 480 By United Fress International 2 idmU Idmx 1.21 4.18 Thursday the finance board for an appropria­ his estimation, "could go about solves," such as false complaints, compensation funds to a crime vic­ p m Milwaukee 13 15 464 Percentage in fairway -1. Calvin Pette, made an impromptu first wish the youthfulness of life which makes the rape of a spouse a Baseball 6 IwiaM 4.18 786. 2. Larrv Nelson, .ra. 3. Tom Kile crease. x Apr 12 BuMalo al Vancouver, Seattle 11 18 379 California — Optioned pitchers Dave BASEBALL Inaugural toss. tion of $6,000 to cover initial another year" without replacement. felony punishable by up to 20 years in O’Neill said Tuesday. "I think time tim who is not a resident of Connec­ (Wm U 2-7 $41.66 746 4. Jack'Renner 744 5. Mcke Reid could stay with you forever.” 10 tl pm National League Frost. Mickey Mahler, 1 Fred Martinez But the presidential opener x Apr 14 Vancouver at Buffalo 8 Of New York 14 13 .519 M td a 7-2 $131.61 741. 6. Gene Littler .729. 7. John Manchester at Hall, 3:30 — Tommy John, pitcher. New prison, but says he has some reser­ and time alone will determine that." ticut. Exemptions are granted for and Steve Brown to Salt Lake Cilv of the Mahaffey 7Z7 8. Bill Rogers .723.9. Bud didn’t become official until [) m San Fran 14 13 519 Pacific Coast League, reassiped pitchet TriftcU 7-24 $U3.S8 Ellington al Cheney York Yainkees. vations about the law. non-resident victims whose states I’hilddolphia vs guebec Montreal 14 13 SI9 TNr* Allin1 716.10, Curtis Strange .714. 1012 when the Seiutors' new Craig Eaton and catcher Bob Davis; GREENS IN REGULATION Tech, 3:15 Play Ball! Apr 8 Quebec al f’hiladelphia, 8 OF Atlanta 15 IS 500 placed pitcher Bruce Kison on the 21-day 1 tarrii EdMniz lliO SiO 4.80 manager Clark Griffith aiked Another bill signed by the gover­ have similar compensation p m f’ittsburgh 13 13 500 1. Johnny Miller .749.2. Bruce Lietzke QUIZ ANSWER - Pirate disabled list, reassigned pitcher Chris 3 CaMs U n t SJO 3.00 740. 3. Bob Murphy 22. 4. tie. Scott MCC al Massasoil, 3:30 Taft to help make it an annual The statute, which goes into effect nor makes it a crime for a landlord The law also imposes a $15 assess­ Apr 9- Quebei'at f'hiladeipbia,8 Of Cincinnati 12 13 480 Knapp Council approves funds 7 GeMtea U8 manager Chuck Tanner, p m San Diego 12 13 480 Watkins and Jim Simons .714. 6. Jack Penney al Enfield tradition. Griffith went on to Oct, 1, also covers unmarried to lock out a tenant without a court ment for court costs on non­ Chicago (AL) - Placed utililyman Ron Q M 1-3 $29i0 Nicklaus .712. 7. Larry Nelson 710. 8, pinch-nitting ffor Warren Apr II Philadelphia at Quebec. 7:3f U s Angeles 12 14 .46 Pruitt on waivers Simsbury al East Hart­ become a close friend of pos­ couples who live together. Convic­ residents summoned for a speeding p Ml Houston 10 13 .436 NrfKta 13 $121.28 Andv Bean 708.9. Lee Trevinoo .078.10. Spahn In the Milwaukee order. The law goes into effect Oct. 1 Chicago iNL)— Placed infielder Steve Ray'Floyd 704. sibly more presidents than \ Apr 12 Philadelphia at Quebec Philadelphia 9 15 63 Macko on the 69-day disabled list, IrifKta 1-3-7 $412.08 ford Braves' first game of 1955, tion carries a sentence of up to 20 and violators will risk up to three violation who forfeit the cash bond T 7 p m CTiicago 10 18 367 Fawdr PUTTING any other American citizen. optioned pitcher Willie Hernandez and 1. Tom Watson 28 20. 2. Barney TENNIS hoinered on the first pitch years in prison and/or a maximum months in jail andor a maximum or guaranteed bail bond required by x-Apr 14 Quebec at Philadelphia St Uuis 9 17 346 infielder Ty W al^r to Iowa of the $ So 19.N $.M lO.OO tNAUGURAL BALLS - to pay for police study Tuesday's Results Thompson 28.77 3. Bud 8 I f p m American Associalfo 4 Fmto $N S.H East Catholic at Although Taft was the first thrown to him... $10,000 fine. $500 fine. state law. Calgarvvs Chicago Detroit 4. Boston 3 Atlin 28.41. 4. Tommy Aaron 28.43 . 5. St U uis — Pitcher Steve Busby 3 k u S.M Apr 8 Chicago at Calgary 9 3f p m Baltimore 3. New York (AL 12 retired, optioned pitcher John Martin to Frank Conner 28.61.6. tie. Gil Morgan. Windham, 3 chief executive to open the Apr 9 Chicago at Calgary. 9 7i p m Kansas City 2. Toronto 0 MaoU 4-S $(7.M Mike Sullivan and Alan lapie 28.69.9. tie. COVENTRY — The town council criticism and recommendations on town manager for the town of Springfield of the American Association. Don Poolev and George Archer 28.76. GIRLS SOFTBALL season ( ^ probably Jud tbe Apr II - ('algary at Chicago. 8 7> Texas4. Montreal issi 3 reassigned infielder Rafael Santana, Mocti M $111.2$ best arm), Franklin Roosevelt (Send questions, quotes, and Newington. p m Chicago (AL 13. Pittsburgh 1 TriltctA S-4-3 $1,411 M SCORING Hall at Manchester, 3:30 appropriated $7,000 to pay for the the problem and its resolution. catcher Glenn Brummer and pitcher 1. Bruce Lietzke69.46 2. Johnny Miller anecdotes to This Week In X Apr 12 Calgarv at Chicago, 8 3f New York i NL15. Jackson Mets 2 George Frazier; siped pitcher Jim riftk made tbe most appearances study of the police department by Council members have expressed The police study involved inter­ p m Atlanta 11. St U uis3 “ 52 3. Ray Floyd 00.81. 4. Tom Kile Hartford Public al East (eight). FDR was said to have Baseball, c/o this newspa­ Sunday bettors get green light Otlen S.68 3.40 viewing members of the police x-Apr 14 Chicago at Calgary. 9 3f Milwaukee 12. Seattle 4 Lee Trevino 69 93 6. Andy Bean Catholic, 3 per... Volume of mail p r w - Police International, Inc. that objectivity is essential to the College $ 88 4.88 69.97 7. Tom Watson 70.32. B. Gil Morganorgan loved baieball more than any p m Oakland 9. Cleveland 7 Vanderbilt — Named C M Newton Dlta personal replies.) Although the study officially began effectivenes of the study, and a department and administration, Boston vs Minnesota U s Angeles 12, Chicago iNLiB $.20 70 33 9. Jerry Pate 70.38.10. (tie) J ^ n other president associate athletic director and basketball M l 4L28 Friday (c)1981,M I^ assessment of records-and a com- HARTFORD (UPI) — Bettors with a hankering to try this fiscal year and pump an additional $1.8 million into Apr 8 Minnesota at [Jostnn. 7 3f HoustonS. San Francisco4 coach. Mahaffey and George Archer 70.50. Warren G. Harding, who March 17, payment for services clause in Uie contract, which implied NrftdJ 1S3.60 Percentage of suVpar holes -1, Tom the revenue coffers in fiscal 1981-82. p m San Diego7, California 3 Soccer BASEBALL followed Woodrow WUson to a loss of objectivity to some council paritive analysis of the findings with their luck on Sundays could soon get the chance at Montre^^ iss)( vs Memphis Expos TrifKti $1270 Watson 247 2. Bruce Lietzke 2C. 3. rendered by the national organiza­ Apr 9 Minnesota at Boston. 7 3f Carolina lASL) — Siped forward Mai Rocky Hill al Cheney become the third Opening Day (NCWSPAPIRINTCRPIUSE ASSN.) police departments in other towns in Connecticut’s three jai alia frontons and the Plainfield p m night Roche and defender Kevin Murphy tol- tie) Johnny Miller and Ray Floyd 230 tion have not been made. members, was amended at a Feb. Apr ll Boston at Minnesota. 9 Of ^ n Diego■goS St vs. San Diego, night year contracts. r. Jerry Pate” • 226, 6. Andy • • bean1 224,7. Tech, 3:15 dog track under a bill signed into law by Gov. William 740 3.00 Tom Kile .219.8. Barney Thompson 218 Police International Inc., is an 17 meeting of the council, to ensure the country of comparitive size. p m Wednesday 's Games Detroit lASLi — Siped forward Niels 3.08 2.60 X Apr 12 Boston at Minnesota. 8 35 Kansas City vs Boston al Winter Guldbjerg toa l-year contract 9. (lie I Gil Morgan and Bobby Oampett Bolton al Coventry organization based in Wasliington, the objectivity. The council is awaiting the results O'Neill. P m Haven. Fla 248 216. Football Eagles -1, BruceLietzke8.2. (tie) Bill East Hampton al RHAM The latest problem problem in the of the study. O’Neill penned the measure Tuesday shortly after it x Apr 14- Minnesota at Boston, 7 35 St U u is v s Alabama U at Washington — Exchanged first-round M l 2-8 $27.88 D.C., and was formed by and con­ p m Birmingham Ala NrfKta 24 $9178 Kratzert. Mark Hayes and ^ b b y TRACK police department, now resolved, in­ was approved by the House on a 90-53 vote. drafting position with U s Angeles, giving Caimpett 6. 5. (tie) Bobby Walzel. sists of former federal agents and x if necessary Milwaukee vs Cleveland at Tucson up ninth overall pick in the draft for the Trifacta 244 $338.90 Dance In Bolton The bill requires the Gaming Policy Board to award Anz Smetti: Leonard Thompson. Bobby Wadkins, Manchester at Simsbury, former police chiefs. volved the dismissal of Police CTiief 20th and receiving two lower-round picks Lanny Wadkins, Jim Simons. Terry Diehl Atlanta vs Florida St at Tallahassee. from the Rams 2 lirpM hp U8 S.20 3:30 BOLTON — The sophomore and Sunday dates for racing at Plainfield and jai alai at fron­ and Bruce Douglass 5. The council decided to hire the Gary Sousa. Sousa was fired Dec. 18 Fla San Diego — Named Jack Teale 3 Fanti [diaiu 6.20 SiO tons in Bridgeport, Hartford and Milford at the request of Baltimore vs Charlotte Orioles at Bridies -1. Bruce Lietzke 153.2, Mark TENNIS organization in an effort to locate a by Town Manager Frank Connolly freshman classes are holding an assistant to the president 7 kwlMOi 3.68 Charlotte, N.C. O'Meara L5i 3. Leonard Thompson 149. East Catholic at Penney and later reinstated on Feb. 9 when a open dance, featuring AMMO, April the licensee. 'The events could not begin before 1 p.m. (WMta 2-3 $34.08 4. Larry Nelson 147.5. Ray Floyd 146.6. JUST ASK solution to what council members Basketball S NrfKta 2-3 $123.38 Ben Crenshaw 1C 7. F^rtzer Itt. 8. (girls), 3 have called "recurring problems” in court decision ruled in favor of Sousa 24, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., at the high The Sunday dates would require approval of the local TrifKb 2-3-7 $40188 Mark Lye 141. 9. Gil Morgan 138. 10, Murray Olderman and found that Connolly had fired school. legislative body. The bill also limits the number of racing [ ^ : Tom Jenkins 137. Saturday the police department. 7 NMa taws SAND SAVES , him illegally. Donation is $2.50 in advance, $3 at or jai alai days to six days in one calendar week. 20.40 14J8 988 1. Ben Crenshaw .686. 2, David BASEBALL The council hopes the study will 3 SaiiM bpa 7i0 6.28 the door, and refreshments will be Proponents of the bill estimated Sunday racing and jai Edwards .620.3, itie) Bobby Walzel and Xavier al East Catholic, provide objective insight into police Connolly resigned Feb. 24 to 6 lainy NrratM 4.08 Ray Floyd 614. 5, Tom Watson .600 . 6, By Morray Olderman assume &e position of assistant sold. alai could raise an additional $240,000 in state revenue for M a 3-7 $49.20 George Archer 58f> 7. Grier Jones 560. 11 a.m. functions and offer constructive NrfKta 7-3 $II1.M 8. (tie) Scott Simpson and Gibby Gilbert NBA Plavoffs Trifacta 7-34 $137.38 r<6.10. Curtis Strange .U4. MCC al Dean (2), noon T h e tip o ff: All Times EST Nath: PRIZE MONEY Penney al South Conference Semifinals 1 Ray Floyd $173.812.2. Bruce Lietzke Eastern Conference SEonnn 1L4I 5.2$ 4.00 Catholic, 1 p.m. I predict that Dallas Green, the manager who man­ 2 fioranoNi 1$$ 3M $147222 3. Johnny Miller $133,653 . 4, Something Different ..Wish Someone A Milwaukee vs F^hiladelphia Interviewed by Michael Tollin Hale Irwin $106,136.5. Andy Bean WXR. East Hartford al South ages to alienate his players although he guided the Phil­ City bans concerts FLOYDS MARKET 3 U m 'Senes lied. M i f.20 6, Tom Kite WSDS 7. Curtis Strange REGAL Apr f Philadelphia IZ. Milwaukee Qm U 2-S U1.20 $87,734 . 8. Bill Rogers $84,705. 9. U n y Windsor, 1 p.m. adelphia Phillies to a world championship, won't last 1 Broad Street 121 Frank Robinson, one of baseball's all-time great outfielders, is the PorfKU $-2 $70.10 Nelson 179262 10. David Graham $77,178. out the 1981 season as skipper of the defending champs. WATERBURY (UPI) — Police and fire officials have Apr 7 - Milwaukee IQB. Philadelphia new manager of the San FraiKisco Giants. Trifecti S-2-3 $4$7.70 TRACK Happy Birthday 99 The truth is, the outspoken Green wasn't even sure he Manchester, Conn. WALL SATIN Tarib; Manchester /East wanted to retain the job in the first place, and he still agreed not to issue any more permits for indoor concerts Apr It)' f’hiladelphia at Milwaukee. A Herald Happy Ad Om SuiMliys 9 AM to 8 PM latex interior 8 If You’ve said that your experience as a manager in Cleveland m n 13.$6 110 4.48 Catholie girls at Nutmeg has his future staked to front-office management. until they have addressed safety concerns raised by a re­ with Apr 12 1‘hiladelphia at Milwaukee. taught you never to make predictions. Are you adoring to mH 4.18 lU Relays (al Conard) cent music event. I (f p m that policy with the Giants? fimy 420 643-5260 x-Apr If Milwaukee at Philadelphia Francis Nardozzi, vice chairman of the city’s Board of 1 won’t tell w u that we’re going to win the pennant, but I 1-1 $42.00 Sunday a or [) m NrfKta 1-1 $20120 BASEBALL Police Commissioners, said he witnessed “gross ^ ^ 9.95 X Apr IT Philadelphia al Milwaukee will say this; The Giants will be a better ball club this year TrifKU 1 l-S $73128 Q. How old was Bob Feller when he first joined the Oeve- TBA violations” of safety codes at a Saturday night presenta­ Happy Birthday Retail 14.95 and we’ll win more games than last year. I don’t see a domi­ Norwalk at MCC (2), land Indians as a yoang pitcher? Was he tbe yonneesi ever? WE SELL x-Apr 19 Milwaukee at Philadelphia nant team in the division and I think it’ll be a real scrap all Only 1 If pm 7 fti tmn) 13.81 $.$$ 3.$0 noon Isn't be working with the Indians again? — G.B., Lorain, Ohio tion of “Beatlemania” at the Palace Tlieater. season long. Hopefully, we’ll be right in the middle of it. I’d 4h«itlrpiici John Chicago vs Boston 5.08 320 Feller was 17 years old when he came out of Van Meter. Nardozzi said Tuesday that although the crowd at the $5.00 I Boston leads senes. 2-01 like to think of the Giants sneaking into town, doing our job, 1 Irriaca I IJiUa 5.10 BOWLING DAILY NUMBERS Iowa, High School in 1926 to astound baseball with his pitch­ Apr f Boston 121. Chicago 109 and getting out of town before the other team knows we’ve 4-7 $44.N -theater was under control, many of the 2,500 spectators Apr 7- Boston 106. Chicago 97 been there. NrfKta 74 $92.48 ing speed — he fanned eight St. Louis Cardinals in three inn­ were smoking which is prohibited by state law. Love Apr to -• Boston at Chicago 10 Of ings of an exhibition game. He was 5-2 with the Indians that AQUAVELVn p tn IrifKta 74-1 $449.48 Boxing “1 want this matter cleared up before there’s a What have you learned from your previous exprerience as a Tneftlc CUNLIFFE AUTO-John summer. He spent all his 18 seasons in the majors with Cleve­ Sue For Walls & Trim Apr 12 Boston at Chicago, I Of p m catastrophe. That’s why I asked that no more permits be x-Apr If -■ Chicago al Boston, 7 3fi manager, and how are yon approaching the role differently? 7 Ih m laii4a ».n i.N Sit DeAngelis 171-161-465, land. And he is back with that club, listed in a public-relations C all.... Latex Eggshell Enamel p m Having never managed before, I had to learn the hard way 1 ArtaM LtMrt Ut lit capacity. He was highly visible in uniform again at spring issued until we have a solution,” Nardozzi said. x-Apr 17--Boston at Chicago, TBA S NUa Gtrwy Wayne Nye 149-161-143-453, in Cleveland that cei^ in things you take for granted just 2.20 prom oter training. The youngest pitcher ever, though, was Joe Nuxhall, Nardozzi and other officials said they expected the x-Apr 19 - Chicago at Boston I Of 1.; SS2.U Mike Lappen 172-140-436, 643-2711 p m won’t work. I made mistakes, and I think I’m a bigger man for who was IS when he pitched two-thirds of an inning with the problems to be resolved before the next schooled con­ Ask for..... M adi M Sli.lt Tim Castagna 144-158-425, ^Mom, Western Conlerence having accepted them and learned from them. It’s like a sec­ IritKU M S S2S7.II Cincinnati Reds in 1944. He came back to Cincinnati and a cert which is planned for April 24 at the Palace Theater. Pam 12.95 Houston vs San Antonio retary who doesn’t know shorthand — there’s so often an easi­ 2.Sn M t 24MS2 Bill Bronson 165-405, Don fine major-league career in 1952. Joe became a broadcaster • Houston leads senes l-Oi arraig n ed Retail 18.00 Apr 7 Houston 1(77, San Anlomo98 er way to get things done. The biggest things for a manager Logan 150-408, 6arl after his retirement in 1966. He still pitches batting practice We I^ve You Apr 8 - Houston at San Antonio. 8 Of today are attitude and handling your players under pressure. occasionally. p m Players today ask more questions and you have to have Bujaucius 153-418, Jim LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Apr 10 San Antonio at Houston. 9 OF Moore 147-410, Frank Aircraft p in answers. It’s not good enough anymore to just say do some­ The man who masqueraded Apr 12 San Antonio at Houston 4 Of thing because I’m the manager. You have to be able to com­ McNamara 167-410, John as boxing promoter Harold p m municate with your players on a professional basis. You don’t Jai Alai Entries x-Apr 14 - Houston at San Antunio. Kensel 157-394, Bill chew out players in front of others. You do it behind closed Smith and is a central cited for 8 OF pm WEDNESDAY EVENING MacMullen 393, Steve figure in the embezzlement x-Apr IT San Antonio at Houston. doors if it’s necessary. I’ll tell you one thing for sure, I’ll be R nt DEIXIRKRAFT TBA more patient this time. Williams 157-395, Ken Arey of |21 million from Wells SPMNG SALE x-Apr 17 lloustun al San Antunio. I.RvtM v i lU W lm s 144-392, Andy Lamoureau TBA What kind of style can we expect to see from the Giants? IC e iiN N 4.Mra»MlMii Fargo Bank has been violations Kansas City vs Phoenix IM M o p i 148-390, John Fox 140, Scott arraigned on "theft by LATEX I Phoenix leads senes l-Oi 7. IN trfli l-iaM i h r s M i M i Smith 145, Don McAllister 'y Apr 7 - I’hoenix 102, Kansas City 80 tabs lM t4sM i deception” charges on a AUTO REPAIRS HARTFORD (UPI) - Apr 8 - KansasCilvalPhoenjx.il 3f 153, Ed Doucette 144, Kay warrant from North (XIUNG PAINT p m ballciub. and one of the strongest in the majors. With guys like Sacsst The National Labor Apr 10 I’hwnixat Kansas Cilv 8 X Johnson 141, John Ortolani (Hirolina. WE SERVICE ALL p m Al Holland. Greg Minton, Gary Lavelle and Rand/Moffitt, I l.M c b M ii 2 .M iis M 142. Relations Board has cited I M M i i M i iOtorotaMMoio Shortly before his at­ GENERAL MOTOR Apr 12 Phoi-nixal Kansas Cilv. 3 X don’t have to worry about going to the bullpen early — and -Horn, c, Hr 0 « k I»««.A A|||) TRUCKS Pratt & Whijney Aircraft p m S.li*n»4liss iG M M M s a that’s a real pleasure for any manager. In our starting rota­ torney planned to post Group with federal labor x-Apr If Kansas City al Phoenix. tion, Vida Blue, Doyle Alexander, and 1^ Whitson have shown 7 .tM ^Z m L M s M n ZODIAC- Del Dumond 176- 1.95 9 X p m Sibi Goro-Im h $200,000 bail, Ross Ehigene x-Apr 17 • Phoenix at Kansas (.'ily they can be consistent and Tom Griffin and Al Ripley round it 467, Edith Tracy 194-487, law violations, charging Retail 8.95 8 X p rn Fields appeared Tuesday out. There's still a lot of competition for several starting spots TM Nancy McKeown 179, • A U MECHANICAL KPAW t the company never in­ x-Apr 19 Kansas City at Phoenix, before Municipal Court in our lineup. You can be sure the addition of Joe Morgan, I.MoEiyo IM E i Mojo tended to negotiate a fair 3 X p m Dalekyne Siwik 458. Judge Patti Jo McKay for • C O M n n i COLLISION REPAINS x-il necessary Enos Cabell and Jerry Martin will help us tremendously. And llS m -lM M i 4.a*rw 4$H settlement in last year’s Jack Clark is outstanding in right field — one of the best in llir#MhMorto iJ o s s im arraignment on the theft • NEMIILT JMirOMATIC TNANSMIttlONS contract talks. KANSAS CITY '80) the business. l im O a s t .L E m t iM M S Elks— Al Atkins 16M40- warrant from Gilford, N.C. King 6 3-4 15. Wedman f. 2-4 12, U ce\ • JUnCPAINTHM The complaints were 1 2-2 4. Birdsong 5 0-1 11. (irunfeld 1 3-4 Yoa spoke of patience. What about the patience of your owner 427, Ralph Doyer 158412, Bail was set at an ad­ issued recently by the f. Monweather 4 0-0 8, Walton 2 2-2 6, and the Giants’fana? Ding Farr 353, Dave ditional $200,000,. and • CHANK WITH HASTEN CHAIME Douglas 0 0-0 0. Sanders 5 2-2 13. 1.Fm No tU lM l NLRB’s regional office in Umberl3(>4 6 Totals S 14-19 80 If I didn’t trust Mr. (Bob) Lurie and think he'd be patient Richards 170-402, Hal Fields' attorney Robert • 24 NOUN WIECNBI SEHVICE IE m i l M Hartford and stem from an PHOENIX iKBi with me, I wouldn’t have taken the job. I think he’s looking for Waldron 141-374, Jack CiKikf. 3%513 Robinson 4 2-fi 10. Adams strong leadership and direction from me, and I think i will Ik m L M c r a Michaels said it would be investigation of unfair 3 1-1 7. Davis 7 2-2 16 Johnson 6 4-4 16, I k t m L M q TaUey 149-149-146-444, BIU •difficult for his client to M 0 .9 5 take more of a leadership role t^ n his previous managers. High 4.3-3 11, Kellev 2 34 7. Kramer 3 0- td itu M P labor practice charges 0 6. Scott 4 0-0 8. Macy 4 0-0 8. Niles 00- Mr. Lurie accepts the fa ^ that we still ^ v e weaknesses on Hanson 140-399, Mike make the $400,000 bail. M o S e A p^pPR O V to brought by the company's When your Mom receives her Family Birthsione 0 0 Totals 6 18-24 102 our club and that we’re not going to turn it around in a year. FMk Reg. 18.00 Kansas City 20 26 12 2i- 80 But I think be'U stand by me as long as be sees signs of l.fc ir — triMNi t F iM s M 23,(HI0-member machinist's Tree, with all her children and grandchildren’s Phoenix 23 28 24 Z7-102 CARTER Ih m M s M u k i M I d i M i l union. names, birthdates, and birthstones engraved in Pa in t s Three poml goals- Birdsong Sanders improvement in his ball club, as long as the Giants are playing OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Fouled nut None Total fouls-Kansas smart, sound, and entertaining baseball. As for the people In Its e s h m I M M n The International MEN’S CORDUROYS jewelers brass, she will cry tears of joy. You will have ( ity27 PhiM'nix 19 A--12.660 San Francisco, I feel like they are very exlcted about the T.EvntsMMKN L M M M i $ * l n * 4 U | i Association of Machinists given her the most cherished gift she could desire, Giants now. They deserve a winner and they've been super to HOUSTO.N iKffi and Aerospace Workers, 9 Color$ To ChooBO From her family immortalized in bronze. Malone ll r-6Z7. Reid 7 0-1 14 Paultz us. But of course in order to maintain this kind o f entbuaiasm, SkSc 8 2 3 18. Henderson I DO 2, Dunleavy 5 6- we have to win ^ m e ballgamea. atlas bantlq AUIO HfPAIH AFL-CIO, la the bargaining i.lW iQ ii l E m t i l M 616 Murphy9.3-321 Willoughby304)6 i f U M i unit for workers at P&WA Made for . . . Jones I 04) 2, (iarrell 0 04) 0 1229 MAIN 8T. ^yoosUIUeelextrapreaaureaaaneof only two black maaa- % .m h m • 24 Hour Emergency Service Tomjanovich l) 1 21 Totals 4T. 17-21107 gers la the autjar lea^ies? M rta » 4 e i plants across the state. SAN ANTONIO iS8) l.iu M s lu n Ik m h O m k MANCHESTER PAUL’S PAINT • Burner Sales & Service An NLRB official said H Johnson6.1-.'' 1,5. Oldbrding634l6 Of course, It’s not the same kind of pressure as 1 felt the M l M sM hls Opan: G Johnson 1 2-2 4 Silas I 4-4 8, fiervin first time around, but I stlU feel there is a certain amount of • Clean Healing Oils TEL 646-0464 Tuesday the complaints 13 44 » , Miwro 1 04) 2 Brewer 7 3-418 pressure on myself and Maury Wills to be sucosnful in order tawUk against P&WA were "very L ocattd at Monday-Frlday 615 Main St., Manchester GrifIin 01-21. Corzinc 3 04) 6, Wilev 0 0- Ik s s J h M m triiiiii iiriiiii 0 0 TolaLs 38 20-27 98 for there to be more black managers in tbe near future. My serious" and he claimed tho Manchaotar goal, thou^, is to win a cbampionihip. I am peraooaUy very I t a s M M khW es-km k 10:00-9:00 SUOOR Houston 28 36 22 23 107 Always Everyday Dlscoui^ Prices San Antonio 27 26 20 X* - 98 i m M u k ty a m h r n 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 the East Hartford-based Parfcada rathiulastic and optimlatlc. I have a jw to do and I look at it I f d M m m L M i i i a M n Sat. 10-5:30 nirex'-poini goaF-Olberting, Brewer like 1 m going to be here a very long time. Call Us For Your Home Heating ODORM MOTOMfMnomBOM company was "merely nmled out None Total foul.'f-Houston M l I m K i m I And Air Conditioning Needs... going through the motions” Sale Ends April 11th 22. San Antonio 21. A--I3.3I9 owwsPAPER KirraRPiuac abkh.) of labor negotiations. 917 MAIN 8T8KT DOWNTOWN MANCHESTtH 12 - THE HERALD, Wed,, April 8, IW

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Bankruptcy Joins agency AVON — Jennifer E. Forbes, of Ellington, has increasing joined Mintz & Hoke Inc. as a public relations ac­ count executive. THRIFTY TRIO Bv SYLVIA FORTKR growth? Are you Ms. Forbes is handling Ckissic chicken, piquant pineapple and remarkable rice are a com bination to keep developing new talent via public relations and inter­ in mind when trying to plan meals on an already overextended budget... Not ever before in our quality training programs? nal communications for Chicken, still one of the best buys at the meat counter, contains all the history have so many in­ Are you being challenged United States Machine high quality protein of more expensive red meat And what's more, dividuals among you gone by your own workers? Tools Inc., Hartford. chicken is lower in calories and in fat content. ■ out on your own to achieve Before joining Mintz & ERROR No. 4: "It Pineapple, a favorite fruit for salads, entrees, desserts and baking, comes the great American dream worked before and it will Hoke, she was public of being your own boss. relations director and ac­ in just the form you need: sliced, crushed, chunks or tidbits. Its work again.” As tart/sweet accent is a delicious addition to any dish. And pineapple During December alone, businesses grow count representative at latest reporting date, new Ideas! Advertising, is always available. In fact, a can probably stands in waiting on . successful, entrepreneurs your kitchen shelf right now. business incorporations hit frequently fail to challenge Springfield Mass., and was a record of 52,000. reports it's likely you have this staple on hand as 79 percent of families do. those factors that led to employed as a com­ Rice, Dun & Bradstreet. while success. Does your com­ munications consultant for At about four cents per half-cup serving, this great little grain is 1980's new incorporations pany continue to do things Alexander Proudfoot Com- an unquestionably good buy. Rice has been used for centuries to also set a new peak of 534,- make meals hearty, while effectively stretching expensive foods in the same way despite pany’s Saga Com­ David M. Blanchard 000. The totals boomed Jennifer Forbes Sandy Reich into more servings. what may be new market munications Group, even in such downbeat demands and changing Greenwich, where she Use these three completely different foods often and sec how their economy, states as Michigan and times? What is the new developed employee- sumer products, Stanley from the University of in residential real estate flavor and nutrition can help you serve interesting and delicious fam ily and party Ohio. competition and what’s management com­ m eals...within your budget limitations. Hardware, division of The Connecticut. sales for two years. Not in almost 20 years going on there? What new munications programs for have so many businesses w Stanley Works. technology is emerging national companies. gone bankrupt at the same ITALIAN CHICKEN WITH COLORFUL RICE (both ideas and products)? Ms. Forbes holds a B.S. time, too. In the first 10 Blanchard joined Stanley Realty sales member (P h o to ) If you do identify with degree in journalism from 1/2 cup flour 1-1/2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms weeks of 1981, Dun & With the tax filing deadline near, the in 1980 as a marketing one or more of these com­ Boston University, School 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup chicken broth Bradstreet reported planner, consumer WASHINGTON - mon growth errors, here’s paperwork required of a multinational cor­ of Public Communications. MANCHESTER - San 1/4 teaspoon each basil, ground oregano, 2 tablespoons dry white wine business bankruptcy filings marketing, in the Robert Moses, controller what you can (and at once poration is staggering. Spread before Ann She is the daughter of dy Reich has joined the ground thyme and ground black pepper 3 to 4 cups hot cooked rice at 2,933, up 63 percent over should start to) do. M r. and Mrs. Frank hardware division. staff of James R. of Morland Valve Co., has 1 broiler-fryer chicken, cut in parts 2 cups diced tomatoes, OR 1980's comparable span, Williams is a year's worth of federal and 3 tablespoons vegetable oil • Establish a growth Forbes of Ellington. Previously, he was a sales McCavanagh Realty, 73 W. been named a member of 12 cherry tomatoes, halved which in turn was up 53 state paperwork for the Emhart Corp. ot 3 tablespoons butter or margarine plan to be changed at the representative with the Center St. the American Institute of 1/2 cup chopped fresh spinach percent over 1979's. minimum of two-year in­ Farmington. The company’s tax bill this Burroughs Corp., East Corporate Controllers. In plastic bag mix together flour, salt, basil, oregano, thyme and pepper Add chicken one piece Ironically, a fundamen­ tervals. Include all your year equals about $100,000 per day. (UPl New manager Hartford. Mrs. Reich, originally Moses, a graduate of at a time, shaking tocoat. In large frypan heal oil and butler Add chicken and cook, turning, for tal reason is the slump ol business assumptions and photo) from Mt. Vernon, N.Y., American International about 20 minutes, or until brown on all sides. Add mushrooms and cook over medium heat for 3 1980 and today s continued NEW BRITAIN - David A native of Manchester, minutes. Combine broth and wine; add to frypan. Cover, reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes facts. graduated from New York College, has been with the sluggishness—for many M. Blanchard of Blanchard received his or until fork can be inserted in chicken with case. Remove chicken and keep warm. Pour off fat, • Measure your perfor­ University with a' Manchester-based firm for bachelor of science degree leaving brown particles; return 1 tablespoon to skillet. Stir hot rice into mushrooms and drip­ who start their owr mance against the plan. Manchester has been ap­ bachelor’s degree in per­ the past eight years. in advertising and pings. Add tomatoes and spinach to rice mixture; carefully loss until warm throughout, about businesses do so because Quick growth will forgive a pointed product line sonnel management. ’The American Institute Seminar scheduled manager, fasteners, wire marketing from the 3 minutes. Transfer rice to platter and arrange chicken on rice. Makes 4 to 6 servings. they can't get jobs and they bad plan — but not in­ of Corporate Controllers is goods and plant hangers, it Be careful not to overcook vegetables, causing them to lose color and become watery. see this as their only way definitely. Measuring your HARTFORD — A symposium on "Financing Long University of Rhode Island She has been a resident a national professional out of an otherwise in­ was announced today by and was awarded his performance against a Term Capital Needs of an Economy’’ will be held April of Manchester for 16 years organization of corporate tolerable bind. They Scott A. Bannell, with her husband and two UPSIDE-DOWN PINEAPPLE SPICE CAKE stated plan will underline 13, from 5 to 7 p.m., at the Hartford Insurance Group’s master’s degree in financial officers and con­ borrow on everything they Tower Suite under the auspices of the executive develop­ marketing manager, con- business administration sons. She has been engaged trollers. (P h o to ) can, beg in every way they the realities. 2 cans (8-1/4 ounces each) sliced pineapple 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon • Develop solid com­ ment programs of the University of Hartford’s Barney can to raise the essential School of Business and Public Administration. 1/4 cup butter or margarine 1/4 teaspoon ground mace munications and reporting 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar, divided captial—and then with a To be moderated by William M. Griffin, chairman of 3 large eggs, separated systems so you and the rest 2 teaspioons light corn syrup hope and a prayer, they the University’s Board of Regents and executive vice I.R.S. 1/4 cup granulated sugar of your team know what is 8 walnut halves or large pieces 1/4 cup syrup from pineapple wait for the customers to president of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co., the sym­ going on. OH, X'M NOT 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 1/2 cup finely grated carrot come. • Create a strong board posium will explore long term capital formation and 1 teaspoon baking powder Maple Cream BUT BE WARNED! If allocation processes in the U.S., France, and Hungary. 0 PP 0 5 E P T O t h e 1/4 teaspoon salt you are a quick success, of directors to question you The symposium is one of a series of programs designed Turn pineapple into wire strainer and drain well, saving 1/4 cup syrup. Melt butter in upside- this well may be the and all your business G O v Ep n IAE n T . . . X assumptions. for managers which will include a three-day seminar on down cake pan or skillet (9-inches diameter, 2-inches deep), Com bine 1/2 cup brown sugar and quickest road to bankrupt­ "Plant Management and Manufacturing Control” to be corn syrup with butter in bottom of pan. Arrange pineapple slices in mixture, placing walnut cy! • Have objective outside J 0 5 T FEEU ITtf A experts review your com­ held May 1, 8, and 15, on the UofH campus from 8:30 a.m. pieces in center of each slice. Set aside. Resift flour with baking powder, salt and spices. Beat Your rapid good fortune egg whites in narrow, deep bowl to soft peaks. Gradually beat In granulated sugar, beating toa pany operations at least to 4:30 p.m. gAt> i n v e s t m e n t . may outstrip your ability twice a year to give you an Information about course fees and other details may be stiff meringue. With same beater, beat yolks with remaining 1/2 cup brown sugar until thick. to keep pace with your ear­ obtained ty contacting the office of executive develop­ Fold sifted dry ingredients into egg yolk mixture alternately with 1/4 cup reserved pineapple independent perspective. <-8 syrup. Turn carrots into wire strainer and press out any excess liquid with back of spoon. Stir ly growth; your jingling • When problems sur- ment programs at the University of Hartford, 243-4241. cash register may dim the Into batter. Gently fold in meringue. Pour over fruit in pan. Bake below center of oven at350‘* subsurface problems which face, as they will, for 45 minutes or until cake tests done. Remove from oven and let cake stand in pan 5 minutes. emerge only when the in­ react—and act—decisive­ Then, loosen edges with small spatula and invert onto flat serving plate. Serve warm with itial splurge of success has ly. Do not turn away in im­ Maple Cream, Makes 8 servings. passed. By then, it often is patience or overcon­ Maple Cream: Beat 1 cup whipping cream with 1 tablespoon sugar and 1/16 teaspoon maple too late. Your company fidence. flavoring just until stiff. Makes 2 cups. Copyright 1981 Field may be heading straight Enterprises, Inc. for financial disaster. You can, though, identify early growth errors before CHICKEN PINEAPPLE PIQUANT (PhotiT) they reach out to destroy you. Study the following The Empire State Building 1 large onion (slice: separate 1 can (20 ounces) pineapple chunks checklist, developed by has a maximum sway of 2.97 into rings) (drain; reserve juice) inches, recorded in 1936. WHYPAYMORE? 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 2 tablespoons cornstarch Frank Zolfo, bankruptcy 2 to2-I/2 cups boned, cooked chicken 2 tablespoons soy sauce expert of the giant New pieces 1 large green pepper, cut in 3'4-inch York-headquartered ac­ REBATE COUtm. . . WlCANSAVl YOUMOHIY! 1 teaspoon seasoned salt ^squares counting firm of Touche 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 3 lo 4 cups hot cooked rice Ross & Co. LP.P.S. NO GIIAMlCkS - LOW PRKES - PjRSC 1 cup catsup ERROR No. 1: "Let’s go In a lO-inth bkillet L ook onion in oil until le iu ifi c risp Add c hii ken, s.i 11 and bku k peppir Blend after all the buuness." This richard wrubel ON catsup and pineapple |un.e w ith enough w ater to make 2 1 2 uips liquid I’our ov«t ih iik e n attitude easily can drain Simmer 5 minutes. Dissolve tornslanh in hoy saiue, ^tir into ihiiken mixture .Add green your company's working WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER TO G p ! pepper and pineapple chunks C ook 5 minutes morL* Serve over beds ol Hully riu* Makes 24 6 servings. capital and financing in ad­ dition to reducing overall LAST THREE DAYS OF OUR DISHWASHERS profits. What is it costing J At The Low Price you to finance large inven­ w V Washers •Dryers •Dishwashers tories to meet customer SPRING SALE! PLUS demand? Have you too ZESTY CHICKEN, PINEAPPLE AND RICE SALAD much debt compared to 3 DAYS ONLY equity? Can you pay back ★ AH our EVAN PICONE SPORTSWEAR 1/3 OFF! OUR 1 w hole broiler-fryer chicken, cooked*, 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder next year's loan if a reces­ lingn types for Spring! MAYTAG He»iDilyWASHER I boned, skinned and cut in bite-si/e 1/2 teaspoon powdered mustard sion occurs? Do you have Puimafwrv e>ru tnd 'lO'< pieces 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper •] arc 'teno Merf ana, we 3 cups hot cooked rice 1/2 cup-stuffed green olives, sliced unprofitable products ot NOW $32 to $64 Reg. $48 to $95 tuO ^iy«> Fver and simmer about 45 most important problems, )PEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS YOU THE minutes or until fork can b«* inserted in chicken with ease Separate meat I rom bemes 1 discard let others help out. bones and skin. 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Beal egg whites and remaining sugar until peaks are stiff but not dry Fold into cooled rice and turn into Probate Court Is open for OVEIHWT ROASTED TURKEYS, CAPONS t 647-9997 ; r ^ a buttered O x 13 x 2-iruh baking dish Sprinkle with coconut. Bake at 325® for 20 to 25 minutes. conferences with the judge TONIGHT TIL 5 647-9998 1' " ' Meanwhile, combine reserved |uice with lornstarch in a I-quart saucepan Stir to dissolve from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. ROUTM ! CHKKENS (mih stuffing 1 gravy) £ ! £ *1.50 J cornstarch. Add remaining butter, brown sugar and 1/8 teaspoon salt Coi>k. stirring on Thursday nights. Ap­ Al MON., THURS., FRI. frequently, until clear and thickened /\dd 1/2 teaspoon vanilla. Spo«>n over warm or chilled pointments suggested. FIIESM CRADE A BROUIIS t PARTS ALSO A V A U lU 443-44545 HARTFORD HARTFOBD RD. UU U U MANCHESTER XILTil 0Q pudding. Makes 8 servings. Night telephone number: 647-3227. [MD OF KFIMIY • MdClF ST. TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5 ^ LOCATION |.|U TO William E. FitzGerald Marliorough Road dastMibury, CL THl PCOPIE WHO BKIHC YOU LOW PRICC5 i PfRSOHAl SERVICE u e in iy si h i t Judge of Probate Hours - Mon • Sot 9 am • S pm 633-6906______Sundays 9 am • 1 pm oosociflcaoeoen ooaDuuoaooeooeoooeooooooooeoooooooooooooooBu 14 - THE HERALD. Wed., April B, 1981 TIIE IIERALI). Wed . April 8. 1981 -- 1.5 Score a triple­ discount Enjoy Passover - the Festival of Freedom By MARTIN SLOANE Barbara Stalker of and save together. Their Refund of the day Offer. Receive a $1 refund. favorite supermarket Write to the following ad­ Send the required refund Smart shopping is con- Parker, Pa., saw a super- 3‘A pounds large beets water. Remove skins; 4 squares (4 ounces) un­ and lemony colored; add to Cover. Freeze overnight. market advertisement recerftly had the 10-ounce dress to obtain the form form and four complete Passover is the Festival so it’s wonderfully con­ fork. Let turkey rest 20 tageious. Just tell a few of Supermarket lYx cups sugar coarsely chop beets. In sweetened chocolate chocolate and beat at Meanwhile, beat offering seven bars of jar of Nescafe, usually required by this refund labels from Armour Star of Freedom and the most venient for the holiday. minutes before carving. your friends about your % cup Florida orange large saucepan mix sugar, I'A cups g ran u lated medium speed of electric remaining 3 egg whites un­ Jergens soap for $1. She $5.79, on sale for $5.09, offer: Signal $1 Refund Chill. Expires Dec. 31, joyous dinner of the year is And served in delicate To make gravy: Remove double- and triple-play dis­ juice orange juice, chopped sugar, divided mixer over hot, not boiling, til stiff but not dry. bought the soap and sent in The store doubled their Form , P.O. Box 3325, 1961 undoubtedly the beautiful, meringue shells, it’s a turkey from roasting pan counts at the supermarket. Shopper 11 Florida orange, orange, honey, ginger, salt, 1 cup pareve margarine, water 4 minutes. Remove Gradually add remaining six of the wrappers for a $1 $1 Nescafe coupon, which Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. DEL MONTE Pickle ceremonial feast, the worthy finish for the to warm platter. Pour off Before you know it, they and chopped beets. Slowly at room temperature top of double boiler from % cup sugar and beat until refund. brought the cost down to Enclose a stamped, self- Offer. Receive a Del Monte Seder, shared with family grandest meal. fat from pan, reserving seeded, chopped (do not will be telling you about bring to a boil, stirring oc­ heat; set aside. In con­ stiff. Using a pastry tube "I got the full purchase $3.09. And the jar con­ addressed envelope with pickle or relish product. and close friends. There’s ’This is a menu that is drippings. Add 2Vi cups remove skin) 1 cup Florida orange their own triumphs. casionally, until sugar dis­ tainer of electric blender, or 2 spoons, shape price back." she says. tained an extra 2 ounces of your request. This offer Send the required refund freedom in the menu, too, faithful both to the finest cool water to goasting pan; ‘A cup honey juice Judy Hughes, of solves. Cook rapidly until '/2 cup finely chopped blend margarine until maringue into 8 nests or "What more could I ask coffee worth another $1.16. expires ^ p t. 30, 1981. form and the red Del since there are no kosher cooking and the bring to a boil. Combine 1 teaspoon ground ginger Lakewood, Calif., made a thick, about 15 minutes. walnuts smooth. Very gradually shells on wax paper-lined for?" "We both get a great Clip ‘n' file refunds Monte shields from the statement from one Urtega from the front panels of showing the weight from obligatory dishes for this Nouvelle Cuisine without remaining ‘A cup water Vx teaspoon salt triple play on an Armour 1 can (4 ounces) toasted, Stir frequently to prevent Candied orange peel (op­ add orange juice; process baking sheets. Bake in a Linda Sarro of Woodside, deal of enjoym ent in (Week of April 5) tops of two Del Monte Taco Sauce or one Ortega two ^pound jars of any jar of harvest-size Cup- holiday so that wonderful sacrificing' an ounce of and potato starch; add to Golden Star Turkey. slivered almonds (1 cup) sticking. Add almonds tional) at low speed 15 seconds; 250°F. oven 1 hour. Turn N.Y., tells of the recent beating inflation with Misrellaneous food Pickle labels. Expires June Taco Seasoning Mix and a Smucker's Grape Jam and- boari Garden dehydrate new recipes have a way of savory goodness. boiling liquid. Stir to First, she found the Wash beets. Remove all during the last 5 minutes of Separate eggs placing 2 add chocolate mixture and oven off and leave triple-play discount that bargains like this," say the products (File 9) 1, 1981. register receipt with a or Grape Jelly and a vegetables, bacon bits or becoming family tradition remove all browned turkey turkey on sale for $1.47 a cooking. Turn into oerving whites in one small bowl process until well-blended. meringue shells overnight she made with her mother. Hurleys. Clip out this file and keep MEXl-REDDI, ground beef purchase register tape with the two parsley flakes. Expires rather quickly. We suspect Festive Seder drippings from pan. Cook but 2 inches of stems and pound. The usual price at and 3 whites .in another Pour into a large bowl. Stir to dry. Do not open oven "Our local supermarket Double and triple dis­ it with similar cash-off Gebhardt Mexican Foods. circled. Expires Sept. 30, purchases circled. Elxpires May 31, 1981. that the modern style Turkey over medium heat, stirring the tap roots. Place in a dish; cool. Chill. YIELD; her supermarket is $1.99. small bowl; set aside. Melt in nuts. Beat 2 egg whites door. To serve, scoop had a liter of 7-Up on sale counts like these are much coupons — beverage re­ Receive a Mexi-Reddi 1981. June 30, 1981. Copyright 1981 known as Nouvelle Cuisine 10 matzohs constantly, until thick and saucepot with 1 inch About 3V2 cups. Then, she used a 75- chocolate in top of double until foamy; gradually add orange-chocolate freeze at 99 cents a bottle," she easier to find when you pay fund offers with beverage Lunch. Send the required PINATA Offer. Receive STOVE TOP STUFFING United Features Syn­ will tempt many to create 1 cup boiling water bubbly. Taste; add salt and boiling water. Cover, Pareve ' cents-off coupon that.the boiler over hot, not boiling, >A cup sugar; beat until into meringue shells. Gar­ recalls. "My mom handed close attention to the coupons, for example. refund form and the com­ a Pinata product. Send the Coupon. Receive a $1 dicate, a Nouvelle Passover 6 tablespoons pareve pepper if necessary. Steam until skins can be Orange-Choeolate store doubled. lee Cream water. In small bowl beat stiff peaks form. Fold into nish with candied orange the cashier three 50-cents- advertised supermarket Start collecting the ne^ed plete ingredient panel from required refund form and coupon. Send the required Inc. (Cuisine just for this occa­ margarine, divided YIELD; 8 servings. slipped off, about 25 When she got home, she any Mexi-Reddi Lunch car­ sion. 1 cup chopped onion Orange-Beet minutes. Immediately 5 eggs, separated, egg yolks with 'A cup chocolate mixture. Turn peel, if desired. YIELD: 8 sent in the label from the off coupons, so we only specials and match them proofs of purchase while the large red-and-yellow refund form and the twin- into a 9X5X3-inch loaf pan. servings. ton. Ehtpires June 30, 1981. An outstanding stuffing 1 cup chopped celery Conserve plunge beets into ice cold divided granulated sugar until light turkey for a $2 Armour re­ paid $1.47 for three bottles. up with your coupons and looking for the required re­ Pinata donkeys from the pack flags from the fronts refund forms. ORTEGA Refund Offer. Bargain hunting makes Festive Seder 4 Florida grapefruit, fund. "When we got home, 1 fund forms at the super­ front panels of any two of two 12-ounce boxes of These smart shoppers Receive a $1 refund and Stove Top Stuffing Mix, ’Turkey a star of Nouvelle peeled and sectioned "That $8.96 boneless found a 7-Up $1 Holiday Re­ market, in newspapers and boxes of Pinata Burritos, Many great bargains are magazines, and when two 25-cent coupons. Send Cuisine. The matzoh is 1 cup chopped, dried figs turkey cost me only $1.65," fund Offer, which brought have earned my Smart Enchiladas or Tamales. Chicken Flavor. Expires to be found every day on trading with friends. the required refund form, Expires June 30, 1981. seasoned with onions and 3 eggs, beaten she says. "And I want to their cost down to 47 cents. Shopper Award and will June 30, 1981. the classified pagi» of The With 13 in our family, receive my "1981 Guide to Offers may not be the box bottoms with SMUCKER’S Free Jelly TONE’S CUPBOARD Herald. Readbig the celery and combined with 1 teaspoon salt tell you that since 1 started Universal Product Codes succulent fresh Florida Vi teaspoon pepper tak in g ad v a n ta g e of couponing and refunding Coupons and Refunds," If available in all areas of the Jamboree. Recieve a jar of GARDEN. Receive a $1 re­ classified is like beating In­ from two Ortega Taco grapefruit sections and 1 8 to 9-pound turkey coupons and refunds, shop­ really help." you have a smart shopping country. Allow 10 weeks to Smucker’s Jam. Send the fund. Send the required re­ flation single handedly. Bob and Vern Hurley of experience, write to me in receive each refund. Shells or two Ortega Taco required refund form, the fund form and the lower Smart shoppers check The luscious figs — a marriage thawed if frozen giblets CLIP and REDEEM ping has become much Dinners, the net-weight more interesting." Harwood, Md.. like to shop care of this newspaper. ARMOUR CHILI Refund net-weight statements center portion of the label Herald classifieds first. of wholesome foods that removed makes a memorable main Salt and pepper THESE SUPER dish. 2Yi cups cold water Orange-Beet Conserve is divided a welcome new variation 2 tablespoons potato BONUS COUPONS! Money-saving casserole Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, on the customary dish — starch the taste of fresh orange Place matzohs in large bowl; add boiling water; 1 cup prepared biscuit sections played against Let's be a little old- sweet beets with a touch of set aside. In large skillet mix fashioned and save money ginger gives in a wide­ over medium heat, melt 4 cup milk Junior High and High School Students the old-fashioned way awake flavor that up- tablespoons margarine; In a large skillet, brown when we cook. arkles. Broccoli is fresh in saute onion and celery until ■MTRODUCIIMG GREEN P ’s beef; remove and set the market at this time, tender. Add to matzoh. Add A kidney bean and aside. Add bacon and cook and gently steamed until grapefruit sections, figs, biscuit casserole is one of until crisp; remove from these — a meat extender. just tender-crisp,^ adds eggs, salt and pepper; mix A FRESH IMEW W AY TO SAVE AT THE N EW A®P. skillet; crumble and add to well. Stuff turkey cavities You serve six to eight per­ beef. Pour off all but 2 garden green flavor to the with matzoh stuffing. sons using only one pound tablespoons bacon fat. Add menu. Truss turkey closed and of ground beef. The biscuit- onion, green pepper, celery Dessert at Passover deserves special thought. turn wing tips upper. Melt style dumplings comple­ and garlic to skillet and 1981 Our Q’s mean high quality After a bountiful repast remaining 2 tablespoons Our mean low prices ment the bean protein and saute until tender. Drain something delicate but margarine; brush over m ak es th is a v ery beans reserving 1 cup satisfying is called for. turkey; season with ad­ nutritions dish. It's a good liquid (or add enough party casserole too, and Pareve Orange-Chocolate ditional salt and pepper. W e believe you and your family deserve water to liquid to equal 1 When you shop at the new AGP, you'll find one for RV campers or Ice Cream has all the righ Place turkey on rack in more than |ust low prices So you won't |ust cup). Combine beans, our new low prices everywhere you turn. fishermen to add to their flavor and creamy con­ shallow roasting pan. find new low prices at the AGP You'll also reserved liquid, beef, And we've got a new easy way tor you to Roast in a 325°F. oven 3 to find quality products weekend menus, vegetables tomato sauce, sistency of ice cream, but find our special prices. W e call them Green P 3-14 hours or until a meat In fact, if you're ever disappointed, we'll kidney Bean and Riiteuil contains no dairy products Specials. Everywhere you see a Green P, chili powder, mustard and thermometer inserted in give you your money back That's the AGP ( ia s s e r o l e salt; mix well. Spoon into a of any kind. ’The meringue you'll save a lot a t the AGP. And we've got rests overnight and the breast meat registers Guarantee So come in and shop at the new' 2 cans 116-ounces each) shallow 2-quart casserole. Green P's gatore in the store. To help save filling is assembled and 185°F. or until juices run AGP. The more you see, the more you'll red kidney beans Mix biscuit mix and milk your green. frozen (without going clear when the thickest part shop at the AGP 1 pound ground beef Kidney bean and biscuit casseroie heips just until moistened. Spoon through a second blending) of the thigh is pierced with 4 slices bacon stretch food doliars. onto casserole making six

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A French chef becomes uniquely American What would Easter be without bun­ your hands are moistened with ball for tail. Join together with nies, woolly lambs, and colorful can­ water to prevent the marshmallow- toothpicks. Create face features and Pierre Lucien Franey is universal­ banquet service. He joined Henri Minute Gourmet” was published in through the pages. dy eggs? popcorn mixture from sticking to buttons with miniature ly considered to be one of the Soule as the poissonler (fish cook) the fall of 1979, the critics raved and The cookbook includes countless This year, why not create a fun them. For added color and a fluffy, marshmallows, marshmallow slices greatest French chefs on the when Soule opened La Pavillion in the loyal fans of Chef Pierre time-saving devices, hints, tips and centerpiece incorporating ail of furry texture, each section can be and cinnamon candies. Use pipe American scene today. The former 1941. Franey’s popular weekly column suggestions on bow to organise your these symbols, that can be admired ro ll^ in tinted coconut, if you wish. cleaners for whiskers. master chef of the celebrated Le In 1942 he joined the U.S. Army, rejoiced. Finally they could throw kitchen for top results, along with on an Easter brunch buffet or at a The children also can make the Easier Lamb Pavillion has been in the United serving in the infantry as a machine out all those yellowed newspaper shopping s tra t^ e s that are keyed to children’s party, then eaten as cute Easter lambs, although you or For head, cut a crosswise slice States since 1939 and for the past 20 gunner (Injured while on duty in clippings. Those fantastically price and season. The meals dessert with great enjoynlent. an older child probably should add from end of marshmallow. Use years has worked closely with Craig Europe, Pierre was awarded a Pur­ delicious and quickly prepared themselves are superb and suit Peter Cottontail, made of popcorn the marshmallow creme, which toothpick to fasten rounded side of Claiborne in developing the ple Heart). Oddly enough, Pierre menus were now collected between ev e^ possible palate. Nearly all of and marshmallows, will preside makes the coconut "wool” cling. head to rounded side of second American palate through their many flunked out of cooks’ and bakers’ the hardcovers of a book. “The New the in^edients are to be found in any over the centerpiece, of course. The marzipan eggs, created by marshmallow. recipes and articles for "The New school in basic training because he York Times 60-Minute Gourmet” supermarket and one doesn't have to Surround him with tiny Kraft Kitchens, are deceptively easy Thread two miniature York Times.” found it impossible to sharpen knives quickly climbed onto national be a budding Elscoffier to master any marshmallow lambs whose wool is to make — no cooking is required, marshmallows on each of four Franey learned his craft the prac­ in what was known as "G.I. bestseller Usts, sold nearly 100,000 of the meals. made of coconut, and glistening and no exotic ingredients are toothpicks. Attach to rounded side of tical way — in the kitchen. He was fashion." copies and was purchased by A sampler of dishes and other marzipan eggs tinted in the family’s needed. Marshmallow creme is the marshmallow for legs. bom in the small town of Saint After the war, he returned to Le thousands more through The Book- cooking times: favorite colors. "secret ingredient” here, giving Create tail and face features with Vinnemer (in Burgundy) in 1921. His Pavillion and became executive chef of-the-Month Club, The Better Fricasee of chicken with easily workable texture as well as miniature marshmallow halves and The best part of this project is that whole cloves. father was a plumber and the town in 1952. He left in 1960 and joined the Homes and Gardens Book Gub, and Tarragon, 28 minutes; Tumeric the whole family, including the delicious flavor. Decorate your eggs mayor. Young Pierre and his family Howard Johnson chain as vice presi­ The Cooking and Crafts Book Gub. It Rice, 17 minutes. with petite flowers made with slices Spread lamb with marshmallow littlest members, can have fun with creme and coat with coconut. prepared their meals using the dent. also was part of the Horchow Book Shrimp Greek-Style with it. All that is needed to get started is of miniature marshmallows, then let Regatoni, 29 minutes; Green Beans the eggs stand overnight to dry. Marzipan Easier Eggs produce and animals grown on their In 1975, Pierre joined the food Society and excerpts appeared in popcorn, Kraft marshmaliows, both farm. Like most middle-class "Woman's Day” magazine. and Onions Vinaigrette, 5 minutes. standard and miniature, news department of "’The New York Grilled Dilled Salmon Fillets, 4 Popcorn Bunny % cup Parkay margarine children living in rural areas of Times” as collaborator with Oaig The Fawcett Columbine trade marshmallow creme, coconut, cin­ 1 7-oz. jar Kraft marshmallow France. Pierre was apprenticed to paperback edition are on sale minutes; Potatoes with Peas in 1 10-oz. pkg. (about 40) Kraft Gaibome, then the food editor. Hie namon candies, a couple of marshmallows or 4 cups Kraft creme cooking as his life’s work in a Pari­ wherever fine books are sold. It sells Cream Sauce, 26 minutes. pipecleaners to decorate the column that bears bis byline "60- Rack of Lamb with Parsley, 16 miniature marshmallows Dash of salt sian restaurant. He was fourteen Minute Gourmet” is one of the most for M-95. animals, and food coloring for the 1 teaspoon almond extract The cookbook for people who have minutes; Grilled Tomatoes with cup Parkay margarine years old. widely read columns in the eggs. 4 cups sifted confectioners’ sugar After a year he was selected to Garlic and Rosemary, 4 minutes. Vi teaspoon vanilla \ newspaper and is syndicated to more taste than time. In nearly 350 Food coloring work at a more imposing and well- recipes, (%ef Franey takes the While you melt the marshmallows Vi teaspoon salt cover MO newspapers world-wide. Filet Mignon in Madeira Wine that hold the Easter bunny together, 3 quarts unsalted popped corn known French kitchen — Restaurant Many of the recipes that have novice or experienced cook through Sauce, IS minutes; Saute of French Drouant on the Place Gallion. He a culinary wonderland of fabulous th e children can slice the Melt marshmallows with Cream margarine; blend in appeared in the food columns over Vegetables, 6 minutes. marshmallows for decoration, and margarine in saucepan over low marshmallow creme, salt and stayed until 1939 when it was an­ the past 20 years have been food that can be prepared in one hour Scallops and Mushrooms in Cream nounced that a grand exposition dip one cut side of each into colored heat; stir occasionally until smooth. extract. Gradually add 2Vi sups originated by 'Franey. He now or less, often minutes. Arranged by Sauce, 6 minutes; Baked Rice with would open in New York with an am­ categories — beef, poultry, fish, sugar. A pair of scissors, dipped in Stir in vanilla and salt. Pour mixture sugar, mixing well after each addi­ collaborates with Claiborne in Pine Nuts, 17 minutes, y warm water, makes cutting the over popped corn; toss lightly until tion. Knead in remaining sugar. bitious French restaurant at the almost all the food columns that veal, pasta, cold dishes, etc. — the Beef Stroganoff, 'll! minutes; French Pavillian. Pierre was book is organized for maximum con­ marshmallows easy. The cut sides well coated. With hands slightly Divide mixture as desired; tint with appear in the "Times” and has co­ Potatoes Sauteed with Onions, 33 will adhere to the bunny’s ears, face moistened with water, shape 3 cups food coloring as desired. Knead in selected as one of two chefs for the authored many of Claiborne’s venience while cooking. Elach main minutes. kitchen. Henri Soule, who would play course (130) is presented on its own and shirtfront, or they can be of mixture for body and 2 cups for additional sugar as mixture becomes bestselling cookbooks. sticky. Shape into eggs. Let stand an important part in Pierre’s career, double-page display complete with Chicken & Avocado in Cream, 10 fastened on with toothpicks. head. Shape 1 cup of mixture for each ear and remaining mixture into was chosen to head the dining room. Pierre is married and is the father appropriate side dishes and gar- minutes; Curried Rice, 17 minutes. When forming the bunny, be sure overnight until dry. Pierre Lucien Franev After the fair closed, Pierre of three grown children. ni^es. There is never a need to in­ Veal Chops with Braised Endive, worked at the WsWnrf-Astoria in When “The New York Times 60- terrupt the piilinnrv orocess to thum 28 minutes. Chili Con Pickles? '...Where the buffalo roam' -in Virginia Chiliheads turned it down ■-Fr may horrify purists. His in­ HARRISONBURG, Va week, " he said. "The raises buffalo for more Farm manager Willie Neff decided there was mating season or when Neff said his favorite Bill Bridges says the chili that he can practical­ falo Chili. It feeds 600. And It did a couple of hundred gredients include, of all lUPIi — Truckers and highway department tried than a practical joke. Krites put it more suc­ only one way to cut his they’re calving.” way of preparing buffalo is worst chili he ever tasted ly taste it by looking at the not the army recipes from dollars damage.” things, orange peel and tourists usually look twice to get me to move the herd “We have calls every cinctly: "They’re right losses: "1 shot him and ate Neff has been charged was a canned variety that relationship of spices to 1910, 1942 and the present. As for the taste of buf­ pit-cooking a side luau- orange-flavored liqueur. when they pass Bill Neff’s somewhere else one time, week from people wanting dang smart in a dumb sort him. only once — when he tried falo, Neff said: style, buried under a "had pickles in it and you beans in the recipe. Each serves 100. A colorful Peter^eottOntail towers over the made from both standard and miniature farm in the Shenandoah but what the heck, it's my to buy buffalo meat.” he of way." to approach a cow that had could see the celery and “My Wife says if she Bridges says Sam N ot traditional. But other members of this Easter center- marshmallows, have coconut "’wool.” Easy- "Then I went out to ‘"nie steaks are a little covering of hot coals and delicious. Valley land. said. “There’s restaurants From his two-story, Custer State Park in South given birth to a dead calf. sweeter than the beef, but earth for 24 hours. kidney beans. never sees another bowl of Huddleston’s Chili "is so piece/dessert, but the woolly lambs and to-make marzipan Easter eggs are close to being the basic, I T. lard or bacon Stretched out along "I also get the damndest in New York, Pennsylvania stone-and-glass ranch Dakota, where they sell "The mother stayed with they’re low in cholesterol. "You bring it out the "It was as close to being chili, she’ll be happy. She marzipan eggs get plenty of attention too. decorated with tiny flowers made from Interstate 81. milling about mail. Children send me and the Washington area house atop a high knoll, that calf for three days a spaghetti sauce as any says that about me ever so honest-to-god chili that this drippings their surplus every year, And you can’t tell a buffalo next day and the meat just 1 medium onion, The bunny is made from a mixture of pop­ miniature marshmallows. on a long, vaulting slope mail addressed just to that put it on their menus Neff, 47, can see across the and bought about 30 or 40 straight. I finally drove up chili I’d ever eaten — that’s often — but we’ve been could well be its downfall roast from a beef roast falls off the bone, it’s so coarsely chopped where it's smart to watch Buffalo Man, Harrison­ and it comes from here." interstate to the site of the head,” he said. "From what Texans say about bad married 33 years.” when other experienced corn and melted marshmallows. The lambs. to her in a truck and she except there’s not as much tender,” he said. “That’s 1 medium clove garlic, your step, is Neff’s herd of burg.' but I always get it. Although the once-scarce small patchwork farm there, 1 started breeding ran up and banged into it. chili.” Bridges and Butel agree chili cooks start studying fat.” what I call good eating.” finely chopped buffalo Everybody knows who I animals have only one an­ where he grew up. and selling them.” The best? “It all depends people either love chili or it. The American urge to Picnic Chicken Salad am” nual mating season, they Instead of going to on the circumstances and hate it — but they differ on improve on simplicity has 1 T, orange peel, grated "State troopers have to Neff, a self-made are astonishingly prolific. college, he began buying He dismissed stories that the time. If I had to go back the reasons why. always been a strong one, 2 lbs. lean beef, Inspired By Romance QUICK PICNIC SALAD preferably shank, coarse stop and tell people to millionaire who leans Neff keeps about 150-to-200 and selling mobile homes. buffalo are ornery to the best I ever tasted, it Chili’s origins are also and chili cooks are far 1 can (5 ounces) Swanson move their cars and trucks toward Western-style suits head on hand at a time. He He parlayed that initial creatures that delight in FLO'S CAKE probably would be in controversial. Legend at­ from being exceptions to chili grind Chunk White Chicken HAIRCUTTERS ^ 9 at least four or five times a and chewing tobacco. said he sells about 100 a fortune into land develop­ turning fences into Decorating Supplies Inc. Texas,” at a restaurant he tributes it variously to: this practice. 3 T. ground hot red 1 teaspoon curry powder year. Buyers call from as ment, shopping centers and firewood and men into was taken to as a child. —Texas adventurers who “Don’t do It, folks. Leave chile 1/4 cup bottled French . EASTER SPECIES 1 T. ground mild red dressing ^ Good thru Set, April 11, 81 far away as California. a 438-acre estate. mincemeat — although one Cakes can make a colorful Bridges said. It went out of went to California during this one alone and taste the 4 cups bite-size spinach They pay up to $1,500 per The saga of N eff’s farmer who recently business during World War the Gold Rush. chili of the legendary chili chile pieces FREE Share A Cup Of Warmth animal. success with buffalo bought three cows and a II, he said. —Poor people in San An­ joints of the past,” he adds. 1 T. ground cumin 1 can (about 11 ounces) PRO PAC coodttfoning Mrftfi centerpiece for your Easter buffet. 1 T. salt mandarin orahge segments, Perms $ Proatfi>gs Enjoy this deJicately flavored drink with a favorite Neff has unabashed ad­ started two decades ago bull from him had to shoot Bridges, a native Texan, tonio, Texas, who bought 2 T. whole cumin S l U M P O O cookie or slice of toasted pound cake, 2 medium onions, 'A tsp. freshly ground drained miration for the powerful when he bought a single them when they escaped now lives in California, poor quality meat, chopped 1/3 cup cashews (optional) PERMS FR0S1MCS animals. He mounted the bull at a shooting match in and began roaming the Orders now being where people have been it into hash to tenderize it diced black pepper ( r ' X, SET VIENNESE GROG 2 c. water head of the first buffalo he nearby Woodstock. Virginia countryside. known to put wine, black and added lots of chiles for 3 cloves garlic, diced In bowl, drain chicken, 1 c. beef broth 1/3 cup Genera) Foods International Coffees. ever owned over a "I brought him home on "We told him that little taken for decorative olives and even orange- flavor. Vegelable oil reserving broth. Blend curry ^20.00 ns.oo Cafe Vienna fireplace by his indoor a big truck and unloaded fence he had wasn’t going flavored liqueur in their —Some even say it 3'/ii lbs. lean beef, cul 3 T. orange-flavored and dressing into reserved ^ .5 0 4 cups boiling water Easter cakes. bowl of red. developed in Texas prisons inlo '/it inch cubes liqueur broth. Combine spinach., swimming pool. him. I looked at him stan­ to hold them, but he didn’t oranges, cashews and chick­ 2 tablespoons butter or margarine “In gourmet cookihg you in the 19th century as a 2 T. paprika 1 tsp. liquid hot pepper 1/3 cup-brown sugar The bulls weigh a half ding there by himself and listen,” Neff said. en. Toss lightly with dres­ SHAMPOO • HMRI2IT ton, stand five feet tall and said, ‘We’ll have to get him “They’re really not much always go for alcoholic stew made with the 6 T. chili powder A to ta b le chicken salad is p e r sing. Makes about 4 cups, 2 6 thin 2*inch strips orange rind feet fare for a picnic for two. 6 thin 2-inch strips lenK>n rind grow horns a foot long. a couple of cows.’ So I did, different from cattle. The 191 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 646-0228 seasoning,” Bridges said in cheapest possible in- W aler servings. BIOWDRY Melt lard or bacon drip­ ‘‘You can’t just drive but it turned out he was only time they’re likely to Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Thurs. 10-9 a telephone interview from gr«redients. Sail lo lasle pings in a large, heavy Place instant coffee beverage in a heatproof pitcher or them,” he said. “You’ve sterile.” charge you is during the his home in Ventura. “I-U Ms. Butel thinks it began Cracker meal or saucepan. Add boiling water, butter, sugar and rinds. Stir browned (lour, for skillet over medium-high ^6.00 well and serve hot. Makes 6 servings. just got to coax them. If have eaten some awfuily with Texas camp cooks with this ad lighlener heat. Add onion, garlic and To Make I serving, use 2 well-rounded teaspoons they want to follow you, good chili with wine it it.’ who fed cowboys on the prtcM ¥try with length of hair ... In a skillet lightly toast orange peel and cook until instant coffee beverage, 3/4 cup boiling water. 1 teaspoon they will. If they don’t, Both Bridges and Jane trail. SET MORE wolk-fna or oppotntmont* wolcomo butter, 1 tablespoon brown sugar and 1 strip each orange they won’t.” Butel, another chili expert, Refinements added by the whole cumin, then onion is translucent. and lemon rind. recommend zinfandel for more recent cooks include crush with a rolling pin. If Add beef, breaking up FOR LESS HOURS you substitute powdered any lumps with a fork, and MON. TUE8 10-5 flavoring chili or drinking chocolate, red vinegar, cin­ WED, THURS, FRI 10-8 cumin, do not toast it. cook, stirring occasionally, with it. namon, allspice, nutmeg, V. Bargain Vision Care — SAT. Bridges has written cloves, coriander, Cheddar Saute onion and garlic in until meat is evenly The MORE may evaporate into LESS 211W 8 p«nc«r St. browned. “The Great American Chiii cheese, Worcestershire a little vegetable oil until q u i c k e r than the blink of an eye! K-Mart Plaza Stir in ground chile, 20 % OFF Book” (Rawson, Wade sauce, coffee or beer. transparent. In same Trust your vision lo someone who cares - Mancheatar, Conn. $13.95 hardcover, $7.95 Ms. Butel even adapted a skillet add a little more oil cumin, salt, pepper, water your independent family optometrist!^..,^ • 4 9 - 1 1 M _ paperback) and Ms. Butel, prize-winning Australian and sear meat until it has a and broth. Bring to boil, A ir m M 9« from < @ > lower heat and simmer, Th« C o nn^ tM U l O piutnvirx S ck i«K. ENTIRE STOCK “ Chili Madness” recipe for American in­ grayish color. COS »pon4or«d bv .. liM (Workman $3.95). gredients. The original, F^t cumin, onion, garlic uncovered 3 to 4 hours. Stir MACRAME AND About half of his book which won the Annual and meat in a large pot. occasionally and add water consists of anecdotes, Western Australia Winter Add paprika and chili if needed. STRAW HANDBAGS history and folklore. The Championship Chili powder. Stir to mix all in­ Add liqueur and hot other half is recipes, Cookoff, called for red gredients as you add water pepper sauce. Taste, sources for ingredients, a kangaroo shank, grey to cover. Simmer about adjust seasonings- and jO n K in n s iv glossary of terms and a kangaroo steak, ground hours, adding salt to taste cook, uncovered, 15 seven-page bibliography emu ham and three after the chili has cooked minutes more. Serves 4. for people who want to varieties of chile, among somewhat. (The urge to tamper spend the rest of their lives other ingredients. She sub­ Make a paste of the overcame us: we sub­ write home about. reading up on the subject. stitutes beef and pork and cracker meal or browned stituted duck fat for the C|5 Our regular low prices Ms. Butel has confined hot and mild red chile. flour and a little water. lard or bacon drippings and herself to 35 recipes — In­ Bridges, a writer and About 10 minutes before cut the beef in '/t inch cluding one for vegetarian photographer, estimates chili is done, stir in the cubes because New York chili — plus a few pages of he actually cooked 66-75 of paste and cook until chili markets never heard of $8 to ^30 coarse chili grind. Shank Cross pens and pendb in M)K goM or chrome. background and in­ the recipes in his book — thickens. ■y ■'i' Time to stock up on gredients sources. most of them contributed Serves 6. being unavailable, we sub­ stituted chuck. It worked spring and summer HtS oral greoriy peduced pikes! Bridges said he has by other people. 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IH - THE HERALD. Wed., April 8, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., April 8, 1981 — 19 Quick and easy pies for all-weather parties

When your energy is down, it’s es­ square pan. ’Then fold some sliced Eight firms cited for waste discharge chunks. Spoon into crust. Top with pecially difficult to work up fresh strawberries into the remaining 'A cup pineapple chunks. because the firms have applied for enthusiasm for making dessert. But MANCHESTER - State Depart­ charging untreated wastewater and Alexander said the administrative charging wastes without permits. Webb said his office will “be cheesecake filling. Spread with the Sprinkle coconut and reserved permits to discharge wastewater there are times when guests are ment of Environmental Protection was ordered to install necessary order contains a schedule for com­ Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co. was proceeding against those other sour cream topping and garnish with crumbs over pineapnle. Chill at least coming or dinner is a significant Commissioner Stanley Pac an­ treatment facilities for metal pletion of the studies. He said three cited for discharging non-destructive legally. cases” against Carlyle Johnson and more strawberries. The light- 30 minutes in refrigerator. Store left­ nounced yesterday eight local com­ finishing wastewater. Officials at months is usually allowed. testing wastewater. Webb said proceedings against the Shell Car Wash. family occasion and something textured cheesecake doesn’t require overs covered in refrigerator. 8 ser­ special is indicated. panies have been cited for dis­ the company could not be reached Robert Pasco, Carlyle Johnson ’The Don Well Co. was cited for Klock Co., Don Well Co.and Red-Lee Shell Car Wash officials were un­ baking and seems especially ap­ vings. dumping wastewater associated Metal Finishing has been postponed Pies that you don’t have to bake charging industrial wastes im­ for comment this morning. factory manager, said today the available this morning. propriate for a hot weather dessert. properly or without permits. L.M. Gill Welding and Manufac­ company intends to comply with the with cleaning and phosphating pending decisions on their Carlyle Johnson factory manager make an attractive, cool-looking If you should have leftovers, Strawberry Cheesecake dessert. But scratch recipes can take Pac said administrative orders turing Co. and Carlyle Johnson order. operations. applications for waste discharge Robert Pasco said, “we have every desserts made from this mix have Desert Squares Klock Co., a division of Gulf and pemits. intention of complying with the up a whole afternoon with the crust were issued against three companies Machine Co., have been ordered to “We have hired outside con­ the advantage of holding their quali­ 1 pkg. Pillsbury No Bakes Creamy Western Corp., was cited for dis­ Jim Horrigan, Klock Co. vice orders." plus all the whipping, folding and as potential sources of surface or conduct groundwater studies to sultants and we have engineers ty for three or four days when Cheesecake with Sour Cream Top­ charging non-destructive testing president for operations, confirmed Webb emphasised that the injunc­ chilling required for the filling. groundwater contamination. determine the possible effects of working on the study,’’ said Pasco. covered in the refrigerator. ping this morning that his company is tions are being sought strictly for the This is the time to let a high quali­ The commissioner said injunctions their wastewater disposal “It will be completed within the wastewater. Hawaiian 7'A tablespoons margarine or Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. was applying for a permit. ty convenience mix make up for lack will be sought against five of the techniques, Stanley Alexander of the time frame the DEP wants.” companies’ failures to obtain Lemon Chiffon Pie butter, melted cited for discharging black '"The assistant attorney general wastewater disposal permits. He of time. The energy-saving pie mixes firms for discharging wastes without DEP said this morning. 1 pkg. Pillsbury No Bakes Lemon 3 tablespoons sugar L.M. Gill officials were not phosphating wastewater. has cancelled the action,” he said. said the companies are not charged that require no baking lend permits. The cases of those five ‘"The two firms have been issued Chiffon Pie Mix I'A cups m ilk. firms have been referred to the at­ an order for improper disposal,’’ available this morning. However, The Shell Car Wash was cited for Horrigan characterized the with disposal of hazardous wastes — themselves to simple variations that 4Vi tablespoons margarine or I'A cups fresh or thawed, well- Alexander said, “I have heard that discharging car washing proceedings as a “misunderstan­ the disposed material may or may make picture-pretty desserts torney general’s office. said Alexander, ’"hie order requires butter, melted drained frozen whole strawberries. both the companies have hired con­ wastewater. ding." not be hazardous — and the permits suitable for any occasion. The administrative orders were them to undertake a study on any 3 tablespoons sugar Combine graham crumbs from issued against L.M. Gill Welding and possible effects of their disposal sultants and are proceeding.” Assistant Attorney General Officials of the Don Well Co. and are needed so disposal techniques Hawaiian Lemon Chiffon Pie is 1 '/4 cups fresh pineapple chunks mix, 4'/2 tablespoons melted Manufacturing Co., E.A. Patton Co. practices. They have been ordered to The DEP has asked the attorney Richard Webb said this morning that Red-Lee Metal Finishing could not can be supervised. such a cool beauty, you may want to Vz cup flaked coconut margarine and sugar. Press crumbs and Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. cease any further disposal pending general to seek the injunctions action against three of the five com­ be reached for comment this mor- present it whole and serve it at the Combine graham crumbs from firmly against bottom of 8 or 9-inch E.A. Patton Co. was cited for dis­ completion of their studies.’’ avainit the five companies for dis- panies was “put on hold" Tuesday, ninp table. All you have to do to make it is mix, tablespoons melted square pan. In small bowl at lowest add fresh pineapple chunks to No margarine and 3 tablespoons sugar. speed blend 1 cup milk and 3 Bakes Lemon Chiffon Pie filling, Reserve 1 tablespoon crumb mixture tablespoons margarine with Public offers little comment then garnish the top with more for garnish. Press remaining cheesecake filling until moistened. pineapple, coconut and some of the mixture firmly and evenly against Beat 2 minutes at highest speed. graham crumbs reserved from the bottom and sides of 9-inch pie pan. In Fold in 1 cup sliced strawberries. crunchy crust. After you have cut up large bowl blend filling mix and 2/3 Spread evenly on crust. In small the pineapple, you can put the pie cup boiling water 1 minute at lowest bowl blend sour cream topping with Tucci opposes funding together in 15 minutes, and it only speed. Add Vi cup very cold water ‘A cup milk; beat until smooth and needs half an hour of chilling. and beat 3 minutes at highest speed thickened. Spread evenly over until stiff peaks form. Sprinkle chif­ filling. Garnish with remaining MANCHESTER — There was vir­ Fund from payments which town streets until April 13 to Even easier to make is Strawberry fon mix packet gradually over strawberries. Chill at least 30 tually no comment Tuesday night exceeded estimates and from in­ facilitate street sweeping, and to Cheesecake Dessert Squares. Pat filling, blending about 1 minute at minutes. Store leftovers covered in when the Board of Directors held 10 terest earned. require fixing to street numbers on the crumb crust in an 8 or 9-inch lowest speed. Fold in 1 cup pineapple refrigerator. 6 to 9 servings. public hearings at its meeting in the • $67,825 to a day care service houses and business buildings. Senior Citizens’ Center. fund from a state grant. The only vote taken by the direc­ • $11,956 to buy books for school One was on allocating $192,100 to tors was one to express sympathy to libraries from a federal grant. buy cruisers, police motorcycles, the mayor and council of Atlanta. Three hearings were on proposed and a bulldozer for the landfill. Ga., over the killing there of black ordinances: to buy about 20 acres of One was on a set of regulations to children, other matters will be taken watershed land in Glastonbury, to govern bid waivers, and sales of Mushroom sauces top up when the board reconvenes extend the overnight parking ban on towri property. .Tuesday. The only public comment came from John Tucci who said he would be opposed to financing of day-care various fish dishes services if federal funds are cut off Condo conversion set “ Fish dinners will make thicker sauce is desired, and the state has to increase taxa­ a man spring like a flea,’’ bake uncovered for last 10 tion to make up the funds. went the line of a 17th- minutes). Serve with rice Five of the hearings were for ad­ MANCHESTER - A Pine Street dominiums. century song once dear to and bread sticks. This ditional appropriations to various apartment building will be converted The property owners are Sir Henry Morgan’s buc­ kitchen-tested recipe funds to be supported revenues from to condominiums, if three local real represented by Attorney Allan D. caneers. makes 6 portions. varied sources. estate agents get their way. Thomas. They are: The property includes six ,F,i8li Turbans w ilh Mushroom Caper Sauce Herman M. Frechette of South apartments in two buildings con­ \lushroom Celery Sauce for Fish Steaks • $2,669 to Capital Improvement Windsor, Albert R. Martin and Reserve Fund from surplus. nected by a covered walkway. 1 pound fresh 1 pound fresh Gerald P. Rothman, both of • $2,536.73 to the Recreation Four of the apartments have four mushrooms mushrooms Manchester, filed papers with the Department from recreation fees. rooms, another has six rooms and Hawaiian Lemon Chiffon Pie 6 tablespoons butter or 6 individual fish steaks town clerk yesterday to convert the Want to find out how the West was won? Denise Chalifoux and terry Donnelly. The • $56,(X)0 to the Revenue Sharing the other is a three-room apartment. margarine, divided (cod, halibut, etc.) 82 Pine St. property to con­ V4 cup chopped onion 4 tablespoons butter or Grade five and six students at the Verplanck musical presentation is scheduled for 1 cup diced celery margarine, divided School will tell you. Members of the cast In­ Tuesday, April 14 at 7 p.m. (Herald photo by 1 can (8-ounces) tomato IV2 teaspoons salt, clude (from left to right) Marcy Griffin, Messecar) Menus sauce divided I'A teasp o o n s s a lt, 'A teaspoon ground white Manchester ‘buttered corn, ‘ milk and fruit. At Captain Nathan Robertson breakfast divided pepper V4 teaspoon ground black About 1 cup milk Cafeteria menus which •chilled mixed fruit. Hale there will be a "help Monday: Juice, English pepper, divided 3 tablespoons flour will be served April 13-17 at Thursday: 'Easter yourself" salad bar also muffin, milk. 1 pound fish fillets 1 tablespoon capers, New loan rules sought Manchester Public Schools menu" — Salisbury steak, available. Tuesday: Juice, pan­ Rinse, pat dry and slice drained are as follows: (‘indicates ‘gravy, ‘whipped potato, Wednesday: Orange cakes, milk. mushrooms (makes about Preheat oven to 350- MANCHESTER The town will turned back to the Internal Revenue municipalities. foodsthat contribute buttered green beans, juice, turkey dinner, stuf­ Wednesday: Fruit, 5Y4 cups). In a large skillet, degrees. Rinse, pat dry and try to get the federal government to Service or returned to the mortgage The resolution holds that there is a significant amounts of car­ ‘milk and ‘ Easter cake. fing, cranberry sauce,peas pastry, milk. melt 4 tablespoons of the slice mushrooms (makes revise a mortgage subsidy act so holders. shortage of mortgage money and bohydrates) Friday: Good Friday — and carrots, peach fluff, Thursday: Juice, butter. Add onion and abouF5Y4 cups); set aside. that any loan program the town At its meeting Tuesday night, the that the town should issue mortgage Monday: Hamburger on no school. Thursday: Pizza day. scrambled egg, toast, celery; saute until tender, Place fish in a greased 12- develops under it will be self- Board of Directors heard, but did not subsidy bonds when it is possible to a ‘roll, pickle circles, Friday: Good Friday, no milk. about 3 m inutes. Add by-8-by-2-inch baking pan. supporting. act on, a resolution drawn up by its to so without paying the ad- •golden potato puffs, school. Friday: No school. buttered cabbage. *milk, Coventry mushrooms; saute until Dot with 1 tablespoon of Under present provisions, the town subcommittee on housing. minstrative cost of the program out and ‘chilled golden All schools golden about 5 minutes. the butter; sprinkle with 1 Mushroom sauces adorn quick fish turban could keep very little of the money The resolution calls on the board of the general fund. 3 free issues of apricots. Add tpmato sauce, (A teas­ teaspoon of the salt and the earned by short term investments and the general manager to work Members of the committee are Monday: Tomato soup, or fish steak°dishes. Directors Barbara Weinberg, Gloria Tuesday: ‘ Grape juice, Passover recipes poon of the salt and lA teas­ white pepper. Cover and made with mortgage bond money with the Congressional delegation to Weight Watchers® magazine toasted cheese sandwich, poon of the black pepper. bake until fish flakes easily In a large saucepan, melt teaspoon salt. Bring to the before it is loaned to low and seek easing of the arbitrage restric­ DellaFera and James McCavanagh. meatball ‘grinder, celery pickle chips, potato puffs, Try this Weight In work bowl of food Bring to boiling point; when tested with a fork, remaining 3 tablespoons boiling point. Cook and stir moderate income home buyers. tions and the development of IRS The Board of Directors took no ac­ when you diet with and carrot sticks, ‘milk cinnamon applesauce. Watchers’ recipe for processor process carrots, reduce heat and simmer, about 30 minutes. Pour fish butter. Add sliced until sauce is thickened, Most of the money earned from regulations, now lacking, to permit tions Tuesday night. It recessed its and ‘vanilla pudding. Tuesday: Juice, ravioli Holiday “Kishka” as an green pepper, celery, onion uncovered for 5 minutes. stock from baking pan into mushrooms; saute for 3 about 1 minute. Pour over those investments would have to be the program to be self-supporting for meeting until next Tuesday. Wednesday: ‘Chicken casserole, green beans, appetizer or side dish. until finely chopp^. Add Preheat oven to 350- a 2-cup measuring cup. minutes. Add flour; cook fish steaks; serve with pot pie on ‘ b isc u it. garlic bread, assorted % cup coarsely chopped matzoh, margarine, degrees. Sprinkle fish with Add enough milk to make 2 and stir for 1 minute. Blend lemon wedges, if desired. {Subtract carrots parsley, salt, pepper and remaining 1 teaspoon salt cups liquid. Cover fish and in fish stock mixture, ’This kitchen-tested recipe Citrus Ham Kabobs ‘A cup coarsely chopped garlic powder and process and lA teaspoon black keep warm. capers and remaining lA makes 6 portions. green bell pepper until mixture holds pepper; dot with EAAS unit to air plans fFhile you're counting calorie*, you *A cup coarsely chopped together. Form into a loaf remaining 2 tablespoons Cilriis Ham Kubiihn marinade; broil 1 minute. celery IN TOWN...OUT OF TOWN...Year after year Peo- can also count on Subtract thaper* 1 cup Florida grapefruit Serve with kabobs. alMut 5 inches long and llA butter. Roll up; secure to trim, firm and control your ■juice Vv cup coarsely chopped inches wide. Place on non­ with toothpicks if jle come to Pinehurst for these top quality Morrell MANCHESTER - The town’s state view of the local emergency Services Council. YIELD: 4 servings. onion changing figure. Subtract’* 2 tablespoons firmly stick baking sheet; bake at necessary. Spoon half of faster Hams. Emergency Medical Services Coun­ medical service and Cressy Godwin The regional council is soliciting cil will meet Thursday and has in- “Memory Stretch" yarn lo*e* packed, brown sugar 2 matzoh boards, broken 4(X) degrees for 20 to 25 the tomato-mushroom will speak about the regional candidates for membership on its into pieces vied the public to attend to learn 1 teaspoon minutes or until well sauce in bottom of a emergency medical service com­ board of directors. Deadline for inche* a* you lo*e weight, even up 1 tablespoon margarine, browned. Let stand 10 greased 10-by-6-by-2-inch At Pinehurst, fully cooked, about local, regional, and state munications system being applications is May 15 and the elec­ to two fu ll *i»e*! Worcestershire sauce Easter softened emergency service planning. ‘a teaspoon dried minutes. Using a spatula baking pan. Place fish rolls hockless, shankless Morrell developed. tion will be June 17. The council in­ 1 teaspoon chopped fresh transfer serving dish to on top; pour remaining The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in Gentile is director of the Office of cludes consumers as well as various Brief, white or beige, sizes 26-38, '12 rosemary leaves, parsley carefully trimmed HAMS the auditorium of the Senior crumbled recipes cool completely. Cut into 8 sauce over fish. Cover and weigh 12 to 14 lbs. Order Emergency Medical Services in the providers of medical service. Body Briefer, white. Even.sizes 34-40B, C, Vi teaspoon salt Citizen’s Center, 549 E. Middle urn- State Department of Health Ser­ 'j teaspoon dried leaf equal slices. (Makes 4 ser­ bake until fish flakes easily whole or half... •21 Weight Watchers offers ■A teaspoon each pepper vings). pike. vices. Goodwin is director of "the No pre-registration is needed for tarragon when tested with a fork, 302 MAIN Panty Girdle, beige, sizes S-M-L-XL, these tasty recipes for your and garlic powder about 20 minutes. (If a Chris Gentile will speak about a North Central Regional Emergency Thursday’s meeting. 2 cups cooked ham cut in 643-4151 11.50 1-inch cubes Easter holiday: 12 cherry tomatoes Savory Baked Ham n r n m i i m m With Orange Glaze 1 large green pepper underfa*hions, downtown (Makes about 16 servings) ■ ii^ MT. VfmOK seeded and cut in l-inch MHS sets parents' sem.inar manche*ter squares 3-pound boneless “fully- cooked’’ ham MANCHESTER - Parents of 2 tablespoons cold water Stanley will make hundreds tea and dessert will be served at the tors to consider; school visitations— 10 whole cloves 1 tablespoon cornstarch ;%DAIRY STORES of Kielbasa for Pinehurst. students who are juniors at start of the meeting and the program when and how; tests to take — which Ml cup reduced-calorie Manchester High School and who are will begin at 7:30. 2 Florida grapefruit, 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd Buy it this week or order and when; applications — when and orange marmalade planning post high school education, Parents and students will meet peeled and sliced ‘A-inch Manchester Manchester now for pickup Easter week. how many; financial considerations thick 1 tablespoon plus 1 teas­ Limited amount of fresh but are invited to attend a seminar April with their counselors for an over-. and college fairs. poon dry sherry 14 at 7 p.m. In the high school’s view of the planning and procedures The seminar will be informal, with 1 tablespoon Dijon-style lots and tots of popular cafeteria. In a medium bowl, com­ Smoked Kielbasa. to follow in choosing and applying to an opportunity for questions, bine grapefruit juice, mustard SAVE ON ALL EASTER CANDY The school’s Guidance Depart­ schools of further ^ucation. answers and discussion. Those plan­ brown sugar, 2 teaspoons soy sauce ment also invites the students to at­ The topics to be covered will in­ ning to attend should call the Worcestershire, rosemary Remove and discard any tend the meeting to plan for their clude: Choosing a school — what fac- (niidance office. 647-35.32. hv Anri) 13 and tarragon. Add ham excess fat from ham. With LAND 0 LAKES BUTTER post high school education. Coffee, cubes. Marinate at room a sharp pointed knife score temperature 1 hour. ham by cutting long PINEHURST U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAK SALE Remove ham from diagnol slashes, about IV^ LAND (2> LAKES Club calls attention marinade. Reserve inches apart, in one direc­ CflQOJfl marinade. Thread ham on tion and cutting across these slashes in the other SIRWHI 8TEAK t o n o to world starvation skewers. Thread tomatoes ^Bui.r .nd bon.i... ,uii tenderloin...... I b .^ Z iB B and green pepper on ad­ direction to form a dia­ InuRraax’liBecC ditional skewers. Pour mond pattern. Insert lb . P0IITERH0U8E STEAK t « 4 0 marinade into a small cloves where slashes in­ A budget tpecM full tenderloin...... lb. V i w l l MANCHESTER — Members of the East Catholic High School’s Social Action Gub are reminding residents that saucepan. Mix together tersect. Set ham on a rack lim it tw o on 18 to 19 lb. g A t fk water and cornstarch: add in a roasting pan; cover Tobin 1$t Prize SiMlIar T-BONE STEAK...... lb « ■ 1 U Thursday is “Starvation Awareness Day.” ^ the wide end of the ham HAMS STANDARD to marinade. Cook, U.8.D.A. CHOICE This day is being recognized throughout the country, *‘2(4 HOUR REPRINT stirring, until mixture boils with a piece of foil to pre­ MOSER FARMS •iMrl •hankMl TENDERLOINS . k m a especially In the high schools, elementary schools, CYO vent it from drying, ^ k e CRISP AIRE and thickens, about 2 GRADE A FRESH EGGS CORTLANO or MclNTOSH t^ 2 B packer trim whole ...... I b . * 4 i 9 g and other youth groups. "It is a special day and its pur­ minutes; remove from at 325 degrees for 45 pose is to make people realize the suffering that goes on ’^MftHOURENLARGl FREE BONUSI minutes. APPLES heat and brush on ham. Whole or thank W pien 18, EROZiN throughout the world, due to starvation,” Sean Welch, erPR\N150E«m A 3-month subNcrIptlon to Wolght WatchorN'" Remove ham from oven LARGE PA AS Broil ham 5 minutes, 2- president of the club said. Magazine with any $9 or more purchaaa of inches from heat source; and increase heat to 400 WHITE EASTER EGG SWORDHESH .b‘3.99 degrees. In a small bowl Subtract*. turn. Place remaining COLORING Freeh Heddoek end Freeh Flounder Flllete The club members would like everyone to participate skewers under broiler. mix the marmalade with in this day by fasting and praying. Welch said the project __ Offer expires April 30, 1981 Brush ham and vegetables sherry, mustard and soy SHURFINE SUM^ state BiitiTR ini’t designed to bring an end to starvation; however, if Further details on entry coupon, available with purchase. with marinade: broil 5 sauce; spread over ham. m 1/ reg. 1.59 everyone joins in fasting and prayer they will be taking a. LAND 0 LAKES BUTTER lb. 1.99 '"Weight Watchers" 19 the registered trademark o( Weight Watchers Internallonal. Inc,. Manhateet, N.Y minutes longer, turning Return ham to oven and large step forward In the seemingly unsurmountable SALEM NASSIFF vegetables once. Remove bake for 20 to 25 minutes :i lb, march to stamp out world hunger, Welch said. CAMERA SHOP 9:30-5; Thurs. eve 'III 9:00.______to serving platter. Place longer. Slice and (if you’re NOW 1.19 b n ^ Welch stress^ that public participation is what this grapefruit slices under a Weight Watcher) weigh day is all about. ’The public is urged to fast on this special 639 main street, manchester broiler; brush with portions. SALE ENDS SAT., APRIL 11, 1981 PINEHURST RROCERY INC. day and to take into special consideration, the starving, in their prayers. m ------TMU2H 00 2 OO 20 - THB HERALD, Wed., April 8, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., April 8, - 21 Senior citizens Poanuts — C lw rlM M. Schulz ACROSS 2 Anger Antwar to Prevtout Punia TV tonight 3 Held in 1 Translation reedineta (2 T f A • R H 1 L D U 8 ALL RI6HT, WHERE'S 6 Vary wdt.) 1 T C H S 0 F A E 8 E D N 1 6:00 wife holds the key to international ClD Auto Racing *61 ol an occupied Italian village wins im prtuiva 4 Most 0 A T 0 N 8 C 8 T OUR GROUNP CREW? f N C M Y V 1 87 E R A N«w» security. (60 mins.) (R) M ovie-(Rom ance)** "S ta o l" the people's love when he linda a Trip details announced 12 Taharan miniscule Fun Page C C C E O 0 P ($) Brady Bunch (3) Movie -(Mystery) •••• 1980 Jennifer O'Neill, Lee Majors. bell lor their church. (2 hrs.) native 5 Auto club "Strangers on a Train" 1051 A woman takes over as a construc­ (S) WCT Tennis From Franklort, 13 Gats there 0 U t 1 0 A R 8 8 T A R ($] Johar'tWIld 6 Not on ballot e N A M 0 R E N T 1 00 NCAALacroasa(Con(lnuad Farley Granger, Robert Walker. A tion chief afterherfather'sacciden- Germany: Singles and Ooubtea 14 Begin eating R E (comp, w d ) t T R 1 N Q R E 0 L E From Dayllma) Ballimore vs psychopath becomes involved with tal death. (Rated PQ) (101 mins.) Finals (2 wdt.) 8 7 Blunder 1 0 T A 0 W E 0 D a tennis star in'exchange murders.' 99( ^ Olff'renI SIrokaa A special 34 Movie-(Thriller) **^ "The to be announced. 15 Route used by • 1 N Loyola By JOE DOMINICO Now don’t forget our Last night we had our 8 Fodder tower H M t A R T 24(27) Auction High bidders land (2hrs ) one hour episi le in which Arnold, F og" 1960 Adrienne Barbeau, Hal planes (2 8 You are asked to please S Eggi D E W 1 E B T E E R 1 E Cil) National League 1081 Drummond, and Willis are taken Holbrook. A boatful of lepers are coming variety show which golf meeting and for those wds.) unusual values and support public 10 Gents E T A W E L 0 1 E T Perspective hostage by bank robbers. (Closed- turned away from California and To begin the column this of you who did not attend, I do not go to the Assessors 8 television at the same time will be held at the 16 Coin of the 11 Compass C U R c R R 8 N E 1 H Hogan's Heroes (14) Lido Da Paris Starring Shirley Captioned; U S A .) drown in the ocean. lOOyearalater week I’d like to give you office for information. reelm "Manchester High School will fill you in on the facts. point A D R 8 T E L 8 A (49 Jim Rockford; Private MacLaine Shirley MacLaine and Baxters a fogcomeaandgetarevenge. (Rat­ some information concer­ Attend the clinic nearest 16 Qyar and Tom Jones star in this dazzling mu­ 10:00 ed R) (90 mins.) Friday April 24 and Satur­ We will be playing Twin 12 Identifications Investigator ffcby above Sparks 46 Spirit sical spectacular, featuring the (5) Newt 30) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrewa ning upcoming trips. Next you. Keep an eye on the (si.) 6:30 day, April 25 at 8 p.m. It’s Hills staring Monday April 19 Mora uncanny 34 Part of chow (5' Carol Burnett And Friends Lido's Bluebell Girls. (f) Newark And Reality 9 9 Love Boat-Police Story Love column for the dates and 8y ADigaii van Buren 17 Period 47 Summer time Monday morning, April 13, always a sell-out, so make 27 at 8 a.m. ’The green fee Priacllla'a Pop - Ed Sullivan 21 House wing mein (O 'T ic Tac Dough (29(2429 ReatPeopleJohnBarbour (29 (24 (39 Quincy To stop crime in Boat; 'Trea Amigos'Vickiandaboy, 24 New Haven 20 Rush in (abbr.) traveling wKhhia parents, try tohelp at 8 a.m. we will be signing time of the clinics and 35 Make cheerful 29(2Z 30) NBC News at a reunion of POW's (rom World their neighborhood two brothers sure you get your tickets as is $1.75 and dues will be 75 tree 21 Wear away 46 Broke bread organize a vigilante committee, but out a stowaway. Police Story; ‘A up for our Haddam trip above all remember you SES. I ARMIT IT.' HOWEVER, THIS ^ 36 Sup 24 Bob Newhart Show War II and the Korean War in Las soon as possible. Ticket cents. The format will be HOLP IT RIGHT THAT'S S O JR E O N 27 Indian 22 "Peanuts” 49 Ornamental itisonlyafteroneofthemiaslainihat GameOILoae'Aparoledex-convici r 6:55 Vegas, a professional roller skating which includes lunch at the cannot apply until May 15 THERE, STUART.' /Z, NOT AN SOUR WAS> mTELUNG SOU IS ABOUT AS garment character 41 Changes can't seem to avoid getting in trou­ prices are $4 for adults and sirigle play instead of vase (49 News team teaches Sarah Purcell to the survivor will listen to Quincy's ICECREAM ■TOBOJNCE THIS BECAUSE T LEVEL AS r CARE 28 Three 23 Misplaces course advice. (60 mms.) ble with the law. (Repeat; 2 hrs., 20 Gelston House, a boat ride partners. ’The league will at the earliest. 50 Alcoholic 7:00 skate, and an interview with a $2 for children. Also, we CDNEANP THAT 0ALL WANT TO LEVEL TO G E T.' y musicians 24 Satisfy 42 Aromatic woman who produces a line of cus­ 24(27) Auction Continues mins.) on the Connecticut River, a The Manchester Green DEAR ABBY: I teach sixth grade at Lockwood Elemen­ beverage 3) CBS News are looking for men end on Sept. 28. This year O N T H E • W IT H S O U .' 29 Intimidate 25 Punch server tom made bikinis for men and 10:30 12:30 tary School in Bothell, Wash. The students are between 11 hOU KNCW, product S)134 M.A.S.H. train ride and transporta­ (Jiapter of the AARP is 31 Doctor's 26 Pack animals 51 Rather than U ) Meet The Mayors CD Hooan’a Heroes volunteers to help us move the secretary will be Wen IT.' LIBF5ARS' 43 Size of type 6 ^40 ABC News women (Repeat.60mins )(Closed- and 13 years old. helper (abbr.) (poetic) 24 Independent Newt 29 24 29 Tomorrow tion to and from ail for $20. Johnson and his assistant sponsoring a 5-day trip STEPS. 28 Pie plate 0 Bullseye Captioned. U S A .) and set up the scenery for We had a very interesting discussion concerning a letter 32 C h asid 45 Society game 11:00 Coaat-To-Coaat 7 30 Comedian 11' SportsCenter 2427) Auction Continues The trip date is May 20 and the show. Anyone in­ will be Len Bjorkman. ’The May 26 to the Chesapeake in your column signed VIRGINIA DAD. particles 04 Circus World Championships ^ Movie -(Classic-Comedy) (J)Cf)2429^ News 1:00 Bay Tidewater Region of Dad’s 12-year-old son wanted to have a slumber party and 33 Unemployed 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 n (30 M.A.S.H. CD Rat Patrol we will be leaving the terested, please be here at treasurer will be Norm The world s premier big top per- "Madwoman Of Challlot" 1969 invite six of his neighborhood friends. One of the friends 34 Greek letter Of Katharine Hepburn. Charles Boyer (3) Benny Hill Show 1:30 center at 10 a.m. and retur­ Maryland. The trip in­ f merscompefe in (our categories the center on Monday, Lasher and his assistant is 36 Provide (with 12 13 Aged eccentric and her cronies lure (14) Race ForThePennantPreview CD Nawa-Waathar just happened to be a girl, but since she was considered "one trick riding, juggling, trampoline and ning approximately 5 p.m. April 20 at 8 a.m. Charlie Rumanowski. In­ cludes sightseeing, a cruise qualities) to their deaths the leaders of an in­ HBO Sports takes a look back at CD Adam 12 of the guys," the boy thought she should be invited without 14 IS (lying trapeze Our Easter show trip will and several meals. The 36 Got sway ternational cartel planning to des­ (960 baseball, provides an analy­ 34 Adolf Hitler: Portrait Of A On Thursday after a cidentally, every man will l i ' Festival Of Faith any concern for her sex. 37 Ajar 20 wild Kingdom Dance of the troy Pans by gaining the rights to oil sis of the winter trades, and notes Tyrant With the help of exclusive be leaving next Tuesday, cost is $265 for a double and 18 „ delicious stuffed cabbage be receiving a starting Dad said that even though the party would be well- a & 39 Curly tetter ■ Grebes’ Part I under the streets (2 hrs , 30 how (he 1981 season is shaping filmfootage.HBO^resenlsapower- April 14 about 8 a.m. so dinner with all the trim­ schedule for the season so $320 for a single. For chaperoned by him and hie wife, he didn't think the girl CmtvWAM* ut 40 Of course 19 20 22 23 2Z News mms ) ful portrait of a power-crazed man. SIJXiuaM. ■*'8 Hal Holbrook hosts this lacinaling make sure you are here by further information con­ should be invited to spend the night with six guys. 41 Adds ■ '30 Fece The Music 8:30 2^1 Hav* Gun w ill Travel mings, our guest speakers you will know well in ad­ 24 25 z . Abby, your answer read: 43 Beatnik's 27 3 . 7:29 5: MervGrIffinGuests JuiceNew- 34 Dave Allen Show documentary. 7:30 p.m. We still have a will be Mr. and Mrs. vance what time you will tact Beth Cook at 647-1775 Captain Easy — Crooks 8 Lawrence 1 30; Daily Number ton. Josh Taylor. Jerry Van Dyke, 11:30 1:35 few openings for the be playing as well as a list or Rhoda Dur.nels 646-7832. "Dear Dad: Even though the gal is considered 'one of the abode 29 7:30 Tab Hunter. Kevin Nealon 3) NBA Basketball Playoff Game (D Moment Of Meditation Robert Gordon who will be guys.' underneath it all, she’s still a gal. I would not invite 44 Gave advice ■ 1 3 PM Magazine 9:00 Teams and site to be announced. 2:00 Pocono trip which is from showing slides on Alaska of rules and regulations. 48 Ear 33 One last item, the Fur­ her" WHAT IN OR DID THE OH-Y'MEAN 1 1 ■ 5 All In The Family 3) CBS Wednesday Night Movie S) Kojak (DMovie-(Drame)**^ "Breakth­ April 27 through May 1. which I’m sure will be very Keep in touch with the I asked the class what they thought of your answer. BLAZES PYA THOUSHT OF DID I SAY "YES. 52 String Hardhat And Legs’ 1979 Stars 3) (49 ABC News Nightline rough" 1950 David Brian. John nishing Fund Committee 38 3 , 38 3 . 8 Family Feud The price for a single is Enclosed are their letters. I hope you enjoy them. Sincerely, M E A N - HOW'P ALL t h a t o il DARLINO- I ’M instruments 0 Face The Music KevinOobson.SharonGless ANew 8) Maude Agar Awardramatracingagroupof interesting. column for further details. 53 Teamster 1 ■ $183.00 and for a double has com e up w ith a MICHAEL NELSON I REACT TO MONEY BRIN& YOURS FOREVER"! 40 41 20 $50,000 Pyramid York City const rue t ion worker witha It) ^ortsCenter infantrymen from early training On a sad note, I was just Now along the lines of THI5’’IMPIAN OUT THE OAF AND SWEEP HER 54 Renown double passion (or gambling and 29(2^29 The TonightShowQuest: through to the big invasion. (2 hrs., wonderful idea to print a Big Money Game $143. This trip includes all informed today that the garden and greenhouse, TEMPTRESS’S I6H DON JUAN INTO MY CRUSHINS 55 In large 43 45 48 47 '3^ Benny Mill Show beautiful legs becomes fascinated Angie Dickinson. (60 mins.) 15 mins.) meals, motel and ac­ cookbood and members are PROPOSAL"? EMBRACE- numbers ■ '' CD Joe Franklin Show first we still are looking for 48 49 50 Barney Miller (Programming bya lovely pair ofgamsbelongingto 34Movle-(Western)**H "Silver Albreda Johnson, a very asking all our excellent 56 Noble gas 51 52 m . be pre-empted (or the NHL a young woman in the neighborhood Lode" 1954 JohnPayne. Lizabeth 24 Gat Smart tivities. active member here at our rectangular containers for DEAR ABBY: I think your opinion is wrong on not letting Scotl In the Old West, a cowboy cooks to bring in two or S3 54 Stanley Cup PlayoKs ) and decides he wants to know more We still have a few center, passed away. Our the greenhouse, because that girl go to the slumber party. If you are 12 years old, you DO W N ■401 Tic Tac Dough about her (Repeat. 2 hrs ) tries to clear himself of a murder 2:19 their favorite recipes. Just 8);40) ABC Novel For Television: charge (2 hrs.) USAFRailglousFllm openings on the 2nd bus sincere condolences to her we have 50,000 plants to are not going to do anything. J'm 12 and I’ve gone to a girl’s 55 56 8:00 bring them into the office 1 Lose balance a 3 Enos Enos plunges the entire Masada Silva and Eleazar meet 12:00 2:30 for the May 5th Plainfield family and friends for we transplant. Ail will be ap­ house and nothing big happened. ( i) Mike Douglas Co-host; liber- (24 Laurel And Hardy and we'll take it from JIM WALKER |N(«VSFAF|R INTfRI Metro Squad in hot water' when he again.bultonoavail Thewarwillgo Dog Track trip. The second surely will all miss her. We preciated. Secondly, star­ insists on arresting the wife o( the on Finally.thcrampiscompleleand ace Guests; |on'Bowser'Bauman, 3:00 bus must be filled in order there. Deputy Chief of Police (60m ins) an assault tower has been built, with Robert Urtch. Bart Braverman, Greg CD Movie-(Adventura)** "North­ extend our sincere con­ ting next Tuesday, April DEAR ABBY: About your answer to the parents of th e 12- a battering ram to shatter Masada's Morris, Phyllis Davis. Harry Ander­ east to S eoul" 1072 John Ireland, to go. The price is $11 S PM Magazine dolences to A1 Bourett on 14th we will start selling Concerning the August year-old Ixiy who wanted to have a girl at his slumber party; 8 .40 The Greatest American protectivewall Eleazargalhershis son. MR Edwar. Eve Marie Anita Ekberg. Three conspirators which includes the bus, a bTtWWAf.rWIWt Ul *TMO« Hero Ralph Hmkley (lies unevenly people together and presents his Shahoian, Lorenzo and Victor are trying to get a famous jewet- the recent death of his lettuce ))lants, cabbage, St. Lawrence River cruise, I think that the father is a paranoid person and is just encrusdted ancient sword out of program and a meal. into battle to save Pam (rom a Rus­ final plan to deprive the Romans of Escomillo. brother. cauliflower, broccoli, only . four cabins remain expecting something to happen. I am II, and think it would their victory Stars Peter O'Toole. (41 M ovie-(Dram a)— 4 "A Ball Korea. (119mins.) Alley Oop — Dave Qraua bricl9e sian suicide squad alter Maxwell brussel sprouts, and be perfectly all right to invite the girl, no questions asked. (ails to toil the kidnapping ol a star Peter Strauss (Conclusion; 2 hrs ) ForAdano" 1945 William Bendix, (iD SportsCenter open, so you who are still DAVID BLACK crossecTRussian lover who’s It alien (Closed-Captioned. U S.A.) JohnHodiak AU.S.officerincharge 24 Bewitched kohlrabi. Each container thinking about the jaunt will be $1.25 and all DID I HEAR 'VtXJ INDEED I DID MOO lS,UH,ONE OF ...IT HAS UNTAPPED OIL^ Next week’s menus set had better send in your DEAR ABBY: I think you made a wrong decision about RIGHT, 5E N A 10R ? SENATOR / THOSE PRIMITIVE RESERVES, P R E C IO U S / I'VE NEVER HEARD proceeds will go to the the slumber party. (No offense, Abby.) If the gir! is DID VtXJ SAY iRITWORTHl COUNTRIES NOW METALS, AND A S A / O F MOO,SENATOR! DID deposits. Optional tours EMERGING IN THE POTENTIAL EXPORT ( YOU COME UP WITH THIS ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag center. Now is the time to considered "one of the gang,” she should be invited. The MOO? MANCHESTER — Menus which will be served April. are offered during the THIRD WORLD, WITH A MARKET, IT CANNOT i IDEA AT YOUR FAVORITE plant these vegetables for seven-day cruise. The four parents would be there, and if anything did get out of hand, CULTURE DATING BACK BE IGNOREDI .-t V^WCTERING HOLE? TV tomorrow 13-17 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens to residents 60 or the girl would either be asked to leave or they would give her TO THE STONE AGfe! they can tolerate cold and (I Careful play scores game older are as follows: cabins will probably be grow in a cool environ­ one more chance. Monday: Chilled tomato juice, macaroni and cheese, gone by the end of this LAURA VARA about going to four spades MORNING ment. ‘ID MIchelob Light Cup Skiing 24 Various Programming (il) Various Programming tossed salad, dressing, fresh fruit, wheat bread, week, so don’t miss the Those points look mighty (Thur.) Also, on fishing, a 4:55 ( ^ Movie 29)8)29 Texas margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. boat! DEAR ABBY: About that 12-year-old boy having a good '22) Daktari 20) Celebration Of The Eucharist (49 Family Feud 24 Mundo Real (Exc. Frl.) reminder to all who signed slumber party and inviting a 12-year-old girl to sleep over NORTH West opens ih r queen of 5:45 24 Sesame Street 12:25 (27) Mundo Real (Exc. FrI.) Tuesday: Turkey a la king on a biscuit, sweet potatoes, with six boys: I think that’s going a little bit too far. That is ♦ K8 hearts and three of Norths 29 Hour Magazine up for the hatchery trip, we VK654 5 New Zoo Revue (81 New Jersey Report 24 Ghoat And Mre. Muir cranberry sauce, green beans with mushrooms, tapioca my opinion. r poinl.s vanish in tmd- air (34(49 Richard Simmons Show 5:54 12:30 3:30 will be leaving Saturday ♦ K7 South plays low from dummv 9:15 pudding, biscuit, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. CHRISTY BOAS 2d) Morning Prayer (33 Search For Tomorrow (13 Little Raacala April 11 at 1:30 p.m. from 4A t0 8 6 4 and Ine suit us conijnued 27 A.M. Weather P.S. I wouldn’t go. H.s| 5:55 (8) Love American Style 2427) Villa Alegre Wednesday: Meatloaf with gravy, mashed potatoes, WEST EAST South ruffs the third heart and 24 JImBakker 9:30 (03(49 Ryan'sHope (34 lOreamOf Jeannie the center. 3) Brady Bunch carrot coins, fruited gelatin with whipped topping, rye /Howcn/cancmfl/ 4J5432 slops to count winners He 29 Today's Woman (03 Let's Make A Deal IN T tR S T A T l 8 4 I X IT 18 8H.VtR L A N t DEAR ABBY: I think you made the wrong decision. You 3:56 This past Friday we had V Q J 10 VA987 secs that the winning play is 6:00 5' Partridge Family (ID MIchelob Light Cup Skiing (J3(49 FYI bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. tAST HARTPONO 888-8t« made it sound like the parents don’t trust their own son. The Fllntatonas — Hanna Barbara Productlona 11 Ma)or League Baeeball 1980 a nice turnout for our set­ B A M U IN M A T m ta DAILY ♦J8532 ♦ Q 10 to ruff two diamonds in dum­ 3 8 Various Programming (Mon.) 4:00 Thursday: Minestrone soup, veal patty Italiano, shells PmST SHOW ONLY 8 t.8 0 Highlights (Mon.) What do you think is going to happen anyway? Do you ♦ Q 9 5 3 2 ♦ K J my and if he can do that he It) Auto Racing (Tue.) 292429 Doctors CD John Davidaon Show (Exc. back games and the 29 That Girl with Italian sauce, tossed salad, dressing, chilled pears, think they are going to have sex or something with five TH IS NICE m a n SAVS 29 New Zoo Revue 12:56 Tua.) winners were: Joe Peret- SOl'TH can afford to lose a spade 27) In-School Programming Italian bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. other boys around? No way. NO HE HAS c h a n g e FQR 29 Health Field (03(49 FYi CD Gllligan'a laland ly, 130; Mary O’Brien, 129; 4AQ 10 97 6 trick later 6:15 <34 Maude 1:00 KENNY BALDWIN NEED TO I THE METER./ Now if South IS an optimist CD Marv Griffin Friday: Good Friday —closed. V 3 2 <49 Beverly Hillbillies 5 News (93 Young And The Restless CD Movie (Exc. Thur.) Bea Mader, 127; Mary LOOK AN-/ ♦ A964 he w ill try to make an over- 6:30 9:55 (|) My Three Sons trick He w ill play king, ace '40' Weathervlew (S) NCAA Baseball (Mon.) Gardella, 127; Bill Stone, DEAR ABBY: I think if they all got into their own LON(3ER, ♦ 7 S Fllntstones (03(49 All My Children ® Domata sleeping bags and stayed there, nothing could happen. I Wil m a .... and a third diamond m order 10:00 126; Ann Demko, 125; ‘INCREDIBLE’• Vulnerable: East-West 4 My Three Sons (93 Movie <29 Jim Bakkar know how that father thinks. My mother thinks the same 0 ruff with dummy's eight of 8. News 3) Jeffersons (!D Auto Racing (Tue.) ® Buga Bunny And Frianda DAR to meet Thursday Rente Higbee, 122; Gladys D ealer N orth ) &) Bewitched way. Not trusting. As for me. I don’t think I would go, and I spades East w ill overruff ID Superstar Volleyball Cup 29 24 29 Days Of Our Lives (24(27) Setama Straat Seelert, 122; A1 Gates, 121; with the jack and lead back a (Mon.) '8> Mike Douglas 24 In-School Programming ROBERT DE NIRO am a girl. West North E)ait South 8 ; Romper Room 29 Movie MANCHESTER — The Orford Parish of Daughters of spade Our optimist w ill have 20) Bullwinkle 1:30 24 Bawilchad Ann Fisher, 120; Elmer BETH- Pass 14 (JD ^ortsCenter “RAGING BUI J.” no way to ru ff his last dia­ (39 Various Programming (0^ Addams Family ^ I Love Lucy the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Swanson, 118, Grace Wind­ F^ass 1 NT Pass 34 Las Vegas Gambit mond and w ill be one in the (34 Romper Room 2929 (lD Superstar Voilayball Cup 4:30 Pass 44 Pass Pass 24 22 Alive at the home of Mrs. Walter Senkow, 73 Dartmouth Road. sor, 117; Sam Schors, 116. DEAR ABBY: I am IV/i and I do not agree with your soup <49 Lassie (Mon.) Fllntatonee Pass (24 In-School Programming CD answer. I think if the girl was asked to a boy’s slumber 6:55 U03 Jake Hess Goapel Time CS3 NCAA Lacroaae (Wed.) The hostess for the meeting will be Mrs. Ruth Gleick. On Monday, the pinochle South doesn't need to be a 24 American Trail (34 Tom Larson Show 27) In-School Programming winners were George Last, party, it would be up to the girl. I know if I were asked to a pessimist to make the (49 Bullseye di) Christ The Uving Word Mrs. Jeannie Pehoviak will speak on herb cooking. T he (49 News 2:00 24 Bewitched boy’s slumber party that was well-chaperoned, I would go. Opening lead:?Q contract He just must play 10:30 Mrs. Pehoviak owns and operates “ Expressions,” an 840; Martin Bakstan, 812; 7:00 ID As The World Turne ( ^ One Day At A Tima (Exc. Power Behind KATHY safe .3. Morning 31 Alice (13 Get Smart herb and flower shop in Tolland. She raises 110 different Archie Houghtaling, 795; He starts by cashing the ace 5) I Love Lucy Wad.) ($) Bugs Bunny And Popeye (13(49 OneLifeToLlva d9 Streets Of San Francisco herbs and flowers in her Elizabethan and informal gar­ Roy D urey, 790; Sue TheThiXMie DEAR ABBY: I think your opinion is OK. The girl be Born Loser — Art SanMn of clubs and king-ace of ^3h49 Good Morning America 292 4 2 9 Blockbusters (iD AIAWBaakatbatl(Mon.) By Oswald Jacoby (49 Joker’s Wild 5:00 dens. shouldn't be there with six boys. But if it had |)ten OK with diamonds Then he ruffs a dia­ ( 8 ) Richard Simmons Show (10) Accent On Living (Mon.) All In The Family Scheibenpflug, 789; IJans ll^lt oir» Tliir / llWri /V T 1 and Alao Sontag . 10:50 CD the parents, it would have been OK with mi, too. wow PlPTHg l^)elJosr wow! VOJ PlPtJT mond with dummy’s king of (ID SportsCenter 292 4 2 9 Another World CD Wonder Woman Frederickson, 787; Ada. spades and a club with his ace 2924(39 Today (34 News GERALJD WILUAMS SCORE AT ALL' 24 Hollywood Squarea (Exc. (D Bonanza (Thur.) Rojas, 780; Audrey Durey, 4 3 -0 . In modern bidding South's of spades. Then his last dia­ (34 Batman 10:57 FrI.) (Q) PKA Full Contact Karat# jump to three spades is only mond IS ruffed by dummy's 7:30 (3) Newsbreak 2:30 Lutz schedules event 780; John Klein, 780; Mina L (Tua.) 5) Great Space Coaster 11:00 (83 Abbott And Coitallo Reuther, 776; Floyd Post, what the late Ely Culbertson eight. The jack of trumps, (3) One Day At A Time(Exc. d$ Inside Donald Duck (Thur.) used to call a 99.44 percent taken, then or later, is the (^3J Jim Bakker Cartoons di) Davay And Goliath Tue.) 775; Rene Maire, 773; third and last trick for the <34 Scooby Doo CD Baseball (Thur.) (29 Jackie Mason Show MANCHESTER — In observance of this week, “The force. 8:00 (5j Midday (ID NCAA Lacrosse (Tue.) Mary Nackowski, 768; North has only 13 high-card defense (03(49 Love Boat & Happy Days Again Week of the Young Child,” the Lutz Children’s Museum is (3) Captain Kangaroo (11) Domata 2427) Mister Rogers Gert McKay, 756. points, but he has no qualms iNKWSI’.Al’KH KNTKRI’HISK ASSN D Woody Woodpecker (8 ) Straight Talk planning a very special event for children age five and PstroQroph (24 Various Programming 24 Girl On The Edge Of Town DROOKE SHIELDS (li) NCAA Volleyball (Mon., (11) WPBA Bowling (Mon.) (27) Maggie And The Beautiful younger, and their moms and dads. Here is an important an­ 292 4 2 9 Wheel Of Fortune (Mon.) Wed.) Machine 5:16 The “happening” will take place from 10 a.m. to noon, nouncement to all of you 24 Porky Plg-B\jgs Bunny (34 Ironside on hearsay information, espe­ (34 Chico And The Man (ii) Hermann Pablo senior home renters who cially if it could be detrimental. 8:30 11:30 Thursday a the museum, 126 Cedar St. Admission will be < % u r Our Boarding House 2:57 5:30 Hear no evil, speak no evil. Qllllgan's Island ‘ 3 1 Sanford And Son apply for the circuit- (33 Newsbreak CD Barney Millar free for members and $1.50 per parent with one child and VIRGO (Aiig. 2$-8ap(. 22) This (0) Various Programming 292 4 2 9 Password Plus 2:58 (D M.A.S.H. 50 cents for each additional child. breaker tax relief. could be a questionable day in 24 TV Community Collage '27) In-School Programming It!mO IOff‘ ♦v'f Ji'tip (D(49 FYI d4 Movie (Exc. Thur., FrI.) A new law has been business and financial matters. THERE MUST ' / ANP S O T (34 Cartoons 3:00 The celebration will involve a variety of craft ac­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalll AFTERNOON di) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews passed which states you Don't jump Into anything impul­ BE ANOTHER A ALWAYS ONE^ 9:00 (33 Guiding Light & Family Faud tivities, a reading corner, snacks, and an egg hunt. April 9,1991 rjJ Tom And Jerry sively. or you may later regret it. explanation: TRIES TO IS A 12:00 (JD Woody Woodpecker ® 3-2-1 Contact must wait until May 15 LIBRA (8apt. 2$-Oct. 23) Cl) Brady Bunch You must bo careful this coming t h e r e 's 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Cinestudio—The Getting of College—Tess 8:15.—My Un­ Spencer Village at a time you Iri the year following your i r - ^ a bined the best with the worst last rating of 27.1 and an audience share The top 10 network programs for birthday by sending for your It's possible you could have week to topple CBS out of its ac­ of 40 per cent. The figures translate Wisom 7:30, Isadora 9:25. cle From America 7, 9:30. copy of Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for enough trouble managing your the week ending April 5, according to Kant Hartford each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. own affairs today without taking customed position at the top of the Vernon to a viewing audience of 55 million. the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: Cinema One—Tribute 7:45. Cine I«i2-Tribute 7:10, Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. on the headaches of others. Butt out. not In. Nielsen, heap. Barbara Walters edged even 1. Academy Awards (ABC). Poor Richards Pub-Seems 9:30.—The Jazz Singer 7:05, ”The yearns Be sure to specify birth date. TAURUS (April 20>May 20) A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jm . 19) Levy’s Law — Jam ** Schumalstar The network's interminable 3- "Masada " with a rating of 27.4 for 2. Dallas (CBS). Like Old Times 7:30, 9:30. 9:20. negative attitude will make Your judgment may not be up to hour-and-15 minute Academy her special with Hingo Starr and 3. 60 Minutes (CBS). Showcase Cinema—Thief, 2, West Hartford best Tiling duties today doubly difficult, and Its usual keen standards t^ a y . If Awards yawn drew most of the girlfriend Barbara Bach, Loretta 4. Dukes of Hazzard (CBS). 7:10, 9:45.—Texas Chain Saw The Movies—Windwalker —CharUt Chmmt^lnf could also upset those who labor you are forced to make decisions V BODNFy ABENT C ^ , VDU \ p g LOp ANGELES TIMES at your side. under pressure. Don't become Tuesday audience — just as it Lynn. Linda Gray and Brooke 5. Barbara Walters (ABC). Massacre 2, 7:45, 10.—The 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, 7:15, >DUTIP)1NeR» GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Keep trapped into this eventuality. THAT COU»NP AD MFPOe somehow manages to do every year Shields and her mother, Teri. It was 6. M-A-S-H (CBS). Postman Always Rings ’Twice 9:15.-Back Roads 12, 1:50, a very tight rein on your purse AQUARIUS (Jm l 20-Feb. 19) SlMboo PrMMlI OUSTAWTITABITTOO 5H0WN6CIFF T s T em pleton v s. T empleton- - to pull a rating of 31.0 and lead the the .second highest-rated special 7. Masada — Part 1 (ABC). 2, 7:10, 9:50.—Raging Bull 3:40, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30.-All strings today. Think twice This is not a good day to dele- THE MM - v-s 1:45, 7, 9:35.—Nine to Five Night Long 12, 1:40, 3:20, 5, regarding to whom you make gate intricate tasks to persons HARP? top 10. done by Miss Walters since she 8 House.Calls (CBS), WED., April 8 ’TESS’ loans, and avoid something for you know may not be able to 1:10, 7:25, 9:55.-T ess 1, 7:20, 9:20. pecor The openiitgi episode of the epic joined the network. nothing ventures. handle them. Seek aid else- 9. Love Boat (ABC). 7:30.-Hardly Working 1:15, Poodle Boys SOLiaP "Masada " dominated the Sunday The scorecard: ABC 19.1, CBS 18,4 Drive-Ins CANCER (June 21>July 22) 10, Lou Grant (CBS). 7:15, 9:25.-Holy Tewor 1:45, East Hartford—reopens and the There's a possibility you could PISCE8 (Feb. 20"Mwch 20) Be 7:30, 9:35. Friday. experience frustrations today very careful how you handle your both domestically and where money and resourcee today. Be Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stotfel Manchester East Windsor—reopens 0HrYlY9K your career is concerned. Strive doubly wary If you're managing a UA Theaters East—Final Friday THURS.j April 9 to be tolerant. financial matter for another. 1 M O P E Y O U THE MANCHESTER Conflict 7:30, Manchester—reopens Friday. LEO (July 2$-Aug. 22) Be very Both are critical areas. BARBS " Z 4 X " carelul today that you don't pass (NCwsPAFcn CNTEnpmac assn.) EMERGENCY (J ) LEAPNEP SOMETHlNSlTHIN£7| GILBERT & SULLIVAN PLAYERS FBO/WTMIS.LJ Phil Pastoret KH ‘n’ CarlyUi — Larry Wright Short Riba — Frank Hill FRI., APRIL 10 NO, TH E LATE LATf MOVIE iVM.DIiaSKGUL mLDNnSPEGUL CALPH. , ATT "THIS M OLIP -t h e r e m u s t ipbesIU n t 5E A NAT/ONAL- present (luee, ihure, 6 tun) (tuaa, thru#, 6 aun) Arizona Maid CraMHi MIk i 3B O . S ON T V o . a E M E R S E N C y CountrySquirr SAT., APRIL 11 The fellow who directs our SkMaSM LUNCHEON DIiTnER BANQUETS SkWiStMk production department is a *7.50 *7.50 ______^805* rM Rl B3 EMInglon. Cl B72-7327 whiz at the job — his problem, C i j e J he says is getting people to MON., APRIL 13 produce stuff he can manage. geom en “EYES" JilARDCfi Lnrni ••taa Who thinks up the of tije a* Ur MSi I n tt VEAH N£V£e STAND UP ON Y unfathomable gizmos the mail iiwaiUini-lIpjL MORKUiG order catalogs offer in such (S uarb 1IQ A p o l l e r COASTEP.^----- abundance? FREDDIE SSSSICANNDN WED., APRIL 16 aiAYHEil Fletcher’s Lending ONE UORD, a / pS~\, .Palisades Part •Tallahhie lassie COMINO SOON ■m. 1R5 10AWf6 w fcLL.iair ...HK R00E5, COOECr-nJASH, _ T JOAN je r r 1b iqjoo vooR . lOOOO IM DO K & lfO f CARPtNTBN, DEIOE-M o 'o a ^ / blueV JOOLi HOLLAND occupp^noN. £0lMrtR,FI6H IJOORK (OriH SrONE. SRICC... JONATHAN IDWAKOt IN SUMMER... D/PPER ------at Manchester High School, W. Middle Tpke. yHORlZONX AHLO OMTHBli April 9, 10, 11 at 8:00 / Dance A Show \ ■ ■, '.ik iW p||> 4 i,i *TlcWi It Mhr'i I hcMd Two chicltens in every pot $5 adults $2.50 students 12 & under / 9 — 1:30 \ instead of a tuna sandwich is- / Fri '8’" Sal '9’" \ why so many people avail themselves of the services of fat farms. i for tickets call 872-6684 or 643-7924 PLEASE CALLTHEAnC 22 - THE HERALD. Wed., April 8, 1961

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EVERBEARING RED tact Mr. Leonard, WANTED Directory call Surplus Data (Connecticut. Patten a tte n Company, 303 RASPBERRY PLANTS. SMALL FURNISHED HARTFORD DESPATCH. 225 HOSTESS/CASHIER. Split PROPERTY EXTERIOR PAINTING, 1971 TOYOTA CORONA Center 415-864-0544. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Wetherell Street, Mancb. INCOME TAX PLATE GLASS SHELVING; Large size. $.75 each. Just APARTMENT for a small □ NOTICES Prospect Street, East Hart­ shift. Also, Waitress days. experienced college student. Disassembling for parts or $40 CONNECTICUT W ant A d s PREPARATION, Individual 10 pieces, approximately 5Vi' right for April planting. family or individual. ford, Ct. 06108, or phone 528- Must be over 18. Apply Vic's Quality work. Very long, 10’-14' wide. $7.50 each. for all. Two Pinto snow tires ROBERT B WEISS, DENTAL ASSISTANT - and small bualDeM. Call Janet T^ephone 6492430. Complete with parking, GENERAL MANAGER 9551 for appointment. EOE. Pizza, 151 W. Middle Turn­ reasonable prices. Call Mike, $65 all. 649-4339. and rims. CaU 6492374. L o ll and Found 1 RECEPTIONIST - Orthodon- pike, Manchester. S. Gworek, 844-0104 (or an ap­ 569-3458 or washer and dryer, stove, 021-04 tisc Office. Part time. Salary pointment at your con­ refrigerator-freezer, air- 1966 PONTIAC VENTURA - PART-TIME, FULL-TIME, EDUCATION Aufot For Sale 61 LOST - Cat. Orange, and pure commensurate with venience. conditioning, etc. CaU 643- good for parts. Excellent 389 hours flexible. Men and TOOL AND DIE MAKER. AH LEE PAINTING. Interior & white on face, underneath, experience. Phone 649-7222. around manufacturing 5600. ermine. CaU after 6 p.m. 649- paws. Short hair. REWARD women. Earnings up to STONE FR E E LOAM. Pick A A LIVE-IN COMPANION experience required. We’re Private Inatruetl^na 1$ REWEAVING BURN before you decorate. ” Depen­ JUNGLE GYM with plat­ up or delivered. Call 644-1775 644-9869 or 328^331. per week to start. Special Homaa for Rant HOUSEKEEPER. looking for an individual wbo HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas dable. Fully insured. 6491653. form. Good condition. Must or 644-2769 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 54 training earn while you leam. r PART TIRNE ■ WANTED JUNK AND LATE WANT Will start immediately. Call Manchester resident wants to "get-in” on the VOICE, PIANO. repaired. Window shades, sell. Asking $10. CaU after 5 p.m. FOUND: Man's ten-speed. VERNON HOME. Extra MODEL WRECKS - Cash 646-3936 between 1:00 p.m. I OFFICE ASSISTANT ■ preferred. 643-6593. ground floor. Very good poten-' ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - Venetian blinds. Keys. TV INTERIOR PAINTTNG, over p.m. 6497469. Call 649-3110 after 5:00 p.m. large, 3 bedroom with base­ Paid, CaU Parker Street Used and 3:00 p.m. Equal Oppor­ tial for the right person. We Former Faculty New York FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 ten years experience, low AD Must identify and pay for ad. [ I City Music & Art High School. ment. Carpets. Kids O.K. Auto Parts, 6493391, tunity Employer. * The Branch Office of a | offer attractive wages, liberal Main Street. 649-5221. winter rates and senior citizen SKATE BOARD. Original benefits and excellent promo­ Call 644-8597. discounts. 6499980. $100. Selling for $40. 6 4 9 ^ 7 . $375. Locators 2395646. FE E. Ptraonaf Loam 9 I large Insurance Company ■ BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR CAN NURSE, for Physician's Of­ tion opportunities. Apply TOP SOIL FOR SALE. Rich, I is seeking part time office ~ CLERK-TYPIST. Small busy EAST HARTFORD HOME. 2 SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula J u n k fice in Vernon. Monday, Gunver Manufacturing Mm- CERTIFIED MATH INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SLID E PRO JECTOR and clean, stone free loam, any CASH-FUNDS AVAILABLE: I assistant. Filing and typing sales/marketing office near bedrooms. Utilites included. $3,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monza Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday, I pany, 234 Hartford Rd! TEACHER. All grades, SAT PAINTING, Paper hanging, screen. $25 for both. En­ amount delivered. 875-7506 HANDLE for qualified projects; 150,000 I skills 40-45 words per | Vernon Circle looking for a $1,800, 4 cylinder. 1974 12:45 to6; Saturday 9 to 1. Call preparation, your home. Now B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom carpentry work. Fully in- cyclopedia, scien ce and anytime. $300. Locators 2^5646. FEE. and up. Mr Donald (214 ) 368- I minute. Hours 9-1. Please | bright mature experienced in­ RECEPTIONIST - part time or later. 649-5453. Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. 2635. 872-8321. Work. FYee Estimates, wiu surra. J.P . Lewis 3i Son. 649 children's books, with IT! telephone for an appoint- ! dividual for various office orthodontisc office. Some 9658. Antlquei 46 MANCHESTER HOUSE. 8 evlinder $1,500. $1,500. 1969 ICats I duties. Good typing a must. pick up and deliver. Please bookcase. Complete. $50. Call I ment, Mrs. Forget. N assisting, salary commen­ Condominiums Deluxe 2 bedroom with gar­ AMC Ambassador 4 door $ ^ . fniuranca 10 871-0401. ^22 call 646-2181. 844-9406 after 6:00. surate to experience. Phone DAN SHEA PAINTING & WANTED - Antique Fur­ age. Appliances. Just K25. 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, poor BOUGHTI condition, best offer. The ★ I MSUMNGICOMPMY OF | 649-7222. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - DECORATING - Interior and 2 BASEBOARD OIL HEAT niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Locators 2395646. FE E. Bill’i Auto Parts FULL TIIWE above may be seen at the I NORTHMCnCII ! Fireplaces. Concrete. CONVECTORS. 48” long, 26” Paintings or Antique Items. □ EMPLOYMENT TOEPHONESOUCITOliS R. Harrison. Telephone 643- Savings Bank of Manchester, TOLLAND 1 111 FouiKtan Plua, ■ CUSTODIAL WORK JANITOR - applications now Chimney Repairs. “No Job high by 6” wide. Used 3 being accepted for a 7-3 full MANCHESTER 8709. 923 Main St., Manchester. 18796231 6494578 If you’re 2 Km I Hitnord, CT I AVAILA6LE NORTHFIELD GREEN Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for months. $60 each. CaU 649 Permanent part-time posi- time position in our estimates. 5996. Halp Wanted 13 I 52S-IOS1 I 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CONDOMINIUM. Move in EAST HARTFORD HOUSE. tion for responsible rndni* maintenance department for A N T IQ U E S & m ■ w WSli I H J condition. Immaculate, 3 King size. 3 bedrooms with 1974 T-BIRD, low mileage, housewives and others Every other weekend. floor care. Excellent working C.& M TREE SERVICE, Free UTILITY CLOSET DOOR COLLECTIBLES W ill PART TIME - Earn extra bedroom, 2V9 baths, central e. Appliances. Just 275. air-conditioning, stereo, looking for looking to supplement pre- For more information conditions and benefits. Con­ estimates. Discount senior with frame, jam , and all purchase outright, or sell on money while the kids are in air, gas heat, W to W INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR O ors 2^5646. FE E. power seats, windows and 1973 JAVELIN 304 V8, sent income. Good BRIDGEPORT SET UP and please contact the Per­ tact Mr. Thurston, Meadows citizens. Company hardware included. 18” by commission. House lot or school. Telephone Solicita­ carpeting, full basement with painting. Fully Insured with more options! $2,500, Also: Automatic transmission, operate. Capable of fixture sonnel Department at 646- C onvalescent Home, 333 Manchester owned and 6’8” . $20. CaU 6494234. single piece. 644-8962. tion. E. Hartford company. A telephone voice required. recreation room, plus nuny references. Registered Better OlHcaa-Storea lor Rant 95 1975 LTD WAGON, eight power steering. AM-FM 8- good telephone voice and dic­ making for snort and long run 1222 ext. 481. Bidwell Street, Manchester operated. Call 646-1327. • $4.00 per hour 647-9195. extras. $71,500. 643-5995. Business Bureau. CaU for passenger, air-conditioning track stereo. $800 firm. 649 an tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I production work. Design and FOR SA LE - 8Vi x 11V4 WANTED - Antique Fur­ • Bonus System create lathe fixture for small MMKHESTDi your free estimate 6499097. niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil WORKSPACE OR STORAGE $1,200. 6499404. 8243. p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. • Sick Days Braided Rug, Brown. Good SPACE FOR RENT in through Fri.. 9 a m. to 1 p.m., aircraft parts from forgings. NEMORULHOSPITjU. SECRETARY - Coventry condition. $35. Solid Maple Paintings or Antique Items, • Holidays Building Contrecling 33 Manchester. No lease or JEEPS, CARS TRUCKS Moloroyclea-BICYClea 64 Minimum 5 y n . experience 71 Haynoi Street Public School - Pupil Per­ □ REAL ESTATE twin bed. Good condition. M5. R. Harrison. Telephone 649 Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. security deposit. Reasonable available through government economical • Paid Vacation reouired. Class A ONLY. Mencheeler, CT sonnel Services Department. WATERPROOFING - 742-5050. 8709. FARRAND REMODEUNG - rates. Suitable for small agencies, many sell for under MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ Hours 9 to 1 or 5 to 9 EEO/MFH. Call Ken for ap­ Equal Opportunity Employer Shorthand, typing and light Hatchways, foundation Homaa For Sale 23 Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, business. Retail and commer­ $200. CaU 602-941-8014 ext. 7816 - Lowest Rates Available! tunities available. Call For interview, call pointment at E.A. Patten bookkeeping required. Con­ cracks, basement waUs, sump Wanted to Buy 49 panv, tact Dr. Nfcoletti’s Office at pumps, tile lined, dry walls, Room Additions, Decks, All cially zoned. CaU 872-1801, 10 for your directory on how to Immediate Binding Lay-Up collect, (518 ) 462-4321. 9:00 between 10 and 4 MANCHESTER - A-1 condi­ to 5. Streel!t. Marnch., 649-2851. PART-TIME 742-6913. Equal Opportunity gravity feed, window wells. types of Remodeling and WANTED PIANO - Old up­ purchase. Options. Call Joan, Clarke In­ way to sell a m. to 1:00 p.m. tion three family home on 869-4093 RECEPTIONIST- Employer. Also: Steps, walks, stone Repairs. Free esUmates. Ful­ TWO TELEVISION S $100 right. 643-4962. surance Agency. 643-1126. busline. 5-5-3. Separate fur­ ly Insured. Phone 643-6017. NEWLY RENOVATED 310 1979 CJ5 JE E P - 6 cyl. Three HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TYPIST. Duties include walls, fireplace and ceramic each. 25" color console. CaU WDKM FMUn FOON, MC. naces, good income, good in­ square feet office available. speed. CaU 6495157 af(er 5 for apartment in East Hart­ According to the AMA, beer opening new accounts, typing FULL TIME NURSES AIDE - tile repairs. Over 30 years between 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. TOY TRAIN - LIONEL and something, cen meke hair easier to sat letters and reports, answering 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel vestment. Owner-agent. 64^ experience! 683-1013; 643-4953. 6491865. other la^e sizes, U.S. or Main Street location with am­ p.m. ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- 8883 or 644-8593 after 6:00 ple parking. Call 6492891. 1332. if used in the final rinse. telephone. Hours 1:1X1 p.m. - 5 Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. SUNDECKS foreign, miying for limited FULL TIME LICENSED p.m. Monday thru P riu y and Manchester. weekdays. 1 a Z C M O AM O ES, M d time only. 649-6270. 1973 FORD GRAND TORINO 1971 HONDA CL 350 - 9000 RENTAL AGENT for OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. original miles. New chain, MASSEUSES - Full or part approximately one Friday per 1 ROOM AODmONt STATION WAGON Manchester Real Estate Of­ XI p.m. -7 p.m. Main 800 square feet. Newly re­ Excellent condition! 4 brand new battery, new cables, new look to time. (Jood steady clii tele. fice, Monday thru Friday, 9 to GENERAL NDUNTENMICE M3iM P&H, Manchester 649 tires, and new fairing. Please Windham area. Open every office. South Windsor Bank & CALL TWO CHEST OF DRAWERS, RENTALS decorated. Very reasonable. new tires. $1000. CaU 2891628. 5; Saturday 9 to 3. Contact: Full time opening 2871. Small repairs, CaU 6494751 between 8 and 5. call 643-1798 after 4:00 p.m. day 10 a m. to midnight; Sun­ Trust Co., 1033 John Fitch SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL - 646-1S19 Mechanics Roll-a-way NEW, Mr. Carlson at 646-1980. available for a person Blvd., South Windsor. Apply CARPENTERS HELPER remodeling, heating, baths, Stereo, Antique. 6493022 after day 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 4^7519. Ftreplaced Uving room, for­ Rant experienced in the in person between 9:00 a.m. HANDY MAN WANTED. kitchens and water heaters. 5:00 p.m. Rooms tor S3 Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Classified! Able to perform, mis- mal dining room. WaU-to-wall Free estimates! CLERK - Checking invoices; re|»ir/maintenance of a and 11:00 a.m. Monday variety of mechanical cellaneoua duties. We offer carpeting, large family room. LEON CIEZSYNSKI CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM and receiving slips. Use of' through Friday. EOE. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, equipment, including diversification, challenge, op­ Three M room s. m baths, B i M TREE SERVICE INC. for mature gentleman. Please calculator helpful. Apply: gas heat, garage wiUi patio, ditions, remodeling, rec Processed Gravel, Sand, s, compressors ana portunity to test your skills. GUARANTEED TREE- call 6494701 after 6:00 p.m. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye NEWSPAPER prime location. IMMEDIATE rooms, garages, kitchens Stone and Fill. For deliveries anical drive. Some Must be steady and reliable. 5 MEND-OUS SERVICE at an Street, South Windsor. S OCCUPANCY. Owner call: George Griffing, An­ prior experience with M tm RNTIW E day week/40 hours. CaU Per­ 649 affordable price! "SPECIAL remodeled, ceilings, bath tUe, ROOM FOR RENT - very 7145. dover 742-7806. CARRIERS diesel generating equip­ n m m m a m sonnel Office, Consolidated RATES” on Stump Grinding dormers, roofing. Residential nice, newly carpeted. Working SPUN SAVINGS ment and sheet m etal Cigar Company, 633-3641 with Tree Removal. Discount or commercial. 649-4291. gentleman preferred. $45. welding is preferred. berween8:30 - 4:30p.m. Equal MANCHESTER - Pitkin for Senior Citizens. Free weekly. Strano Real Estate We are leeklng an in­ Street. Six room colonial, IMi DESIGN KITCHENS, EXPERIENCED WANTED Excellent salary and Opportunity Employer. Estimates. Fully insured. 649 6492000. benefits. For more infor­ dividual with a minimum baths, three bedrooms, 7285. cabinets, vanities, counter GREEN OR SEASON AT HOUSEKEEPERS - Call of 5 y e a n accou n t! payable mation or to arrange for a MANUFACTURING FULL fireplace, basement, garage, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts hardwood. $70 a cord unsplit. LARGE L SHAPED ROOM - from 9 a m. to 4 p.m.. 64fr experience. Qualified can­ new vinyl siding, dose to Call us 2300. personal interview, please TIME POSITIONS - The RAIN • SHINE custom woodworking, colonial $85 a cord split. Two cord Combination living room- e U S T O N M R Y didate ihould also be schools and bus tine. Owner: re^oductions. J.P . Lewis 649 contact the Personnel familiar with cash receipts Harper Bussing Machine Co. Groundskeeping. Landscape. minimum. $130 unsplit. $160 bedroom. Separate entrance. Olde Statge Rd., Wagon 6495107. LYNCH MOTORS SECRETARY - Manchester Department at 648-1222 and other accounting func- now has openings in: Lawncare. Maintenance. split. 871-6815. Parking. Call after 5:00, 643- Law Office. Legal Experience Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. ext. 481. Assembly, Welding and Elec­ Gardens. Weekly or monthly. 8066. $K weekly. SOMERS - Charming Colonial ROBERT JARVIS today to preferred, but not required. MNniSTBI MDMMUl trical Department. Persons Free estimates. Senior dis­ UMaiw Wagon Font Granada CALL THE HERALD Cape - IVi baths. FirepUice. 2 BUILDING CONTRACTOR; Non-smoker. Call Valerie at HOSTITM. with experience in the counts. 643-6914. Aparlmenta For Rant 53 V-6, A/C, wire 7 A 6 cyl., auto., PS, 643-7779. 647-9946 Vliit our Peraonnel manufacturing of industrial car garage. $65,000. ‘Plourde Custom Building, Additions, wheel covers 71 Haynwo Strw tt, Departm eot today to dla- Realty, 7&9505. Garages, Roofing and Siding. 16” HOME LIGHT CHAIN 78 >4395 1 9 A/C, 2 Door Monchottor CT 06040 equipment should apply at: >4795 cuai thla fine opportunity. Keep Smiling place your RN'S PART TIME, All shifts 363 Ellington Road, East Kitchens, Bathrooms and SAW. $100". Mint condition. Flat Rally Couga EAST WINDSOR - rambling at Student Health Ser­ SO. WINDSOR Hartford, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Repair work of all kinds. 643- Bought new this year, used Be Happy 4 cyl, 4-speed, Bonnovlllo Coupo Ranch. Banquet-size kitchen. GARDENS ROTO 'OLLED - 6719 vice.Physical assessment Valleyvlew Dr„ Deepwood twice. Alter 5 p.m. 646-6640. Red & Black Landau, Sunroof, $ C 1 Q C PART TIME DENTAL Family room. Garage. Plus AU Around Handy Man W >2895 skills necessary. Call or write Dr„ Foster St., end Birch MANCHESTER MAIN ST. velour Int. 0 1 9 9 low-cost to Peg Maloney, Director of PART TIME CLEANING A SSISTA N T - D ays or 900. Ploude Realty, 749«m . Work. CaU after 4:00 p.m., GARRISON HOME Dodga Dart Sport W IS OeiBar Read Weal 5292881. Two room apartment. Heated, Nursing, Box U-11, University Hill Dr. WOMAN. Laurel Manor, 91 evenings for friendly IMPROVEMENT y j 6 cyL, A/T, bucket t. Wbideer, CewineBem 05074 ENFIELD - Aluminum sided Remodeling l i Additions. No hot water, appliances, elec­ OMCaMa of Conn. Storrs, Ct. 06268 at CALL HELEN Chestnut Street. Apply >iip4i1wM|ta|b|w«(r p r ^ s s f v e practice. Call 289- COLECO POOL. One year old. seats, 45,000 miles weekdays 11-3. Cape. Fireplace. Family LAWNMOWERS REPAIRED Job too Small! Call Rick, 229 tricity, no pets. Security. 523- >2595 79c»5,L,k. sgi9s 468-4700. E.O.E. 18 ft. X 4 ft. Includes W H.P. 7047. 646-0648 room. 2 car garage. $S6,90(). - 15% Sr. Citizen Discount! 9065. Pontiac LoMana ad. Plourde R ealty,' Sandlomart Economic filter. TEMPORARY OFFICE DRIVER WANTED - Over 21. Ity. 7^^1—9505. Free pickup and delivery! Grand Am Sport ; service! ECONOMY Rooting 34 Also, in-pool skimmer and BMW320I WORK AVAILABLE - Some medical experience. cover. Take down yourself, package Manchester, Vernon, Bolton. Please send resume to; M.B. MANCHESTER A-1 M MOWER, 647-3660. 78 >4895 4 cyl., 4 speed, $ 7 0 Q C EAST HARTFORD DENTAL ASSISTANT - Posi­ CONDITION, three family $300. 6495962. CaU after 4:00. Coventry women. CAPITAL Gillespie, P.O. Box 48, ROOFER WILL INSTALL MANCHESTER SPACTOUS, lilUSInlarli air conditioning I O w e ! Columbus Circle and tion open for right person. home on busline. 5-S-S. Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for n TEM PORARIK has an im­ Manchester, Conn., 06040. NEW 6W INCH BLACK & One or two bedroom Coupe, v-6, auto., Michael Avenue Area, Hours flexible. 20 hour week EXPERIENCED SPRAY Separate furnaces, good in­ Low DiscountTVice! CaU Ken mediate need for all office DECKER CTRCULAR SAW. apartments. Swimming pool, 37,000 miles Many Used Toyotn 649-5675. PAINTER. Custom work. come, good Investment. at 647-1566. n >4195 skills. Earn top pay rates by Main & Wlllys Street Area, ODD JOBS - Have truck. WUl Still in carton. $20. CaU 879 air conditioning, centrally Wood, metal, plastic. Display Owner-agent. 6 4 3 4 ^ or 644- Pickups, Corollas, Cellcas, C H U C working short or long term Silver Lane starting at clean backyards, garages, ^Q20 after 6 p.m. located on bus lines. Near D ataiaiM O Cornoas, Landcrulsers w liafc assignments near your home, Craft, Inc. Manchester. 64^ 8593 after 6:00 weekdays. Beieleee Wenled 35 Main Street, & Beacon Hill MAID WANTED FOR PART etc. Also remove brush and shopping center and schools 2 Door. Front CAPITAL offers a convenient 9557. immediate occupancy, for -Tolland Street Area. TIME weekday work. CaU COVENTRY - four room, small trees. 4 years 21” BLACK AND WHITE wheel drive DM Custom Cnilaw interview location in LOOKING FOR SOMEONE further details please call 529 M >3695 566-3560. ranch, new roof, siding, experience of moving fur­ TO BABYSIT. Either in mid- SYLVANIA T.V. SET. Great Wagon. 34.000 m ile s lO Q O K Herald MANCHESTER, call to CALL ERNIE COUNTER GIRL - hours 10-2 niture. 742-0238. shape floor model. Nice piece 4194 9 5 weekdays. Datson 710 2-Door arrange a close-to-home ap­ copper plumbing, insulated, morning or early afternoon, ^ - - Full%qulpped 0 0 0 ^ Monday thru Friday. Help Wanted 13 of furniture. $85. CaU 6492753. 4 cyl., auto., 82,000 n pointment. CAPITAL 643-8088 Help Wanted 13 double lot. $ 3 4 ^ . G r a h ^ while working moUier sleeps. Experience helpful. ' ' 2891541. MANCHESTER 5 ROOM miles, very clean >2495 TEMPORARIES, 96 Pratt St„ person: Hartford ~ Monday throu^ Thursday on­ DUPLEX. Also, Porter Street W MontoCarto ★ ly. Vicinity of Sliver Lane GIANT VAC - Leaf Vacuum. 5 Hartlord, 278-1313. Qu(leen, 884 Hartfordford Road, H.P. Briggs Stratton engine. area 3 room apartment. Bulok M | s l CoHpi • •**%$••••••••>•••••••••••• Inveatmeni Propartf 25 CaU 5696128. v-soos, A/C. $9flQ0 Manchester. GET AN e a r l y START! Good condition. $99. Call 649 Security deposit. No pets. 649 V-O, auto., vinyl Landau wheels H9lp Wm M f$ Help Wenled 13 Home gardens rototllled. 9092 or 6491827. n Want EXCELLENT*...... 4266. roof SECRETARY Reasonable rates. Oill 649 K >2595 INVESTMENT! Good cash 6640. Plymouth Arrow BT BOOKKEEPER HEWSPAPER DEALER flow! First floor leased to □MISC. FOR SALE TWO SNOW TIRES - J7915. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Mania OLD Wagon for Solar Desi^ Firm. Part package store. Second floor, Chrysler rims. 4 ply polyester- - First floor. Adults. No pets. AUto., good gas time afternoons. Bolton area. Parking. No appliances. wanted very nice apartment, plus 5 Houeehold Oootlt 40 fibergUiss cord. Good tread. mileage 76 a s ™ * >3195 6493660. car garage, $67,900. CaU for $20 for both. 6492110. Security. References. 649- W >4695 1265. VW Son lug. Gold, Clwvy Monza HLEPHONE SOLICITOR further ifetalls. Strano Real LAWNS MOWN - YARDS USED REFRIGERATORS, Hatchback, 4 cyl., $ A 1 Q C Ads EsUte, 6492000. CLEANED, painting, light WASHERS, RANGES - Oean, PIPES - Dunhills, Savinellis, 4 apd., sunroof. Herald for Glastonbury VERNON/MANCHESTER M 4spd., brown 1 1 9 9 carpentry. All done by Guaranteed. Parts & Service. oUiera. Pipe cabinet. Other Hard to find LINE - 4 Room Flat on Elm >2895 n WANTED hlgucliool student In need of Low prices! B.D. Pearl & accessories. Ex-pipe smoker DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Hill Road. Nice country set­ BUSES. We wUl train. Apply □ BUSINESS work. Experienced and In­ Son, 6tt Main Street. 6492171. wishes to sell to someone i With aomo 9xp9rlMic9 sured. Pleaae call between 4 a fine smoke. ting. $285 unheated. today; Manchester - M U l i , and SERVICES Immediate occupancy. Lease, Vernon, 875-208. Please Call Dave at p.m. and 6 p.m. 6493169. Artlelee tor Sato 41 C A U DAVE Special discount for senior security. No pets. ERA , Classified Servloea Ottered 31 citizens. Blanchard & Rossetto. 649 643- 81647-9946 PART TIME WAITRESS. 2482. Small East Hartford tor an 9ppolntm9nt WATER PUMPS - 3" Carter Restaurant. 9 a.m. -1:30 p.m. ROTOTILLING done with EAST HARTFORD - Efficien­ Tuet. - Friday. CaU 6 4 $ ^ 9 CERAMIC FIRING. Oiscodnt Gas Powered. 14” Carter Gas Gravely. 6491749 after 5 p.m. powered. 2” Electric, m ”, 3” cy and 2 bedroom apartments. a.m. -12:00 p.m. 647-9946 rates. Quick s ^ c e . CaU 649 PRIVATE 2543. Ask for Pete. and 6” hoses. CaU 6497407. Available for Immediate oc­ PROPERTY cupancy. Includes heat and LYNCH 2 hot water. Adults preferred. 2711 W ant A d s 643-2711 No pets. Call 289O0(W between iODWest Center St.. Manchester • 646-43^ «:3(l and 5:30.