2« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., April 7, 1982

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Sleeps six. new meaning to the old gag many parts of the world, Sale Ends Saturday April 10 — all prices cash & carry Asking $1800 or best offer. about not being able to see — See page 2 Single copy 25(( Telephone 646-8090 after 5 and for making detailed the forest for the trees. maps, that will serve as '2 OFF p.m. or weekends. Scientists have dis­ covered i t ’s easier to guides for the best use of detect disease in forest land resources. Protect Your Home LEGAL NOTICE For St. Regis and other NOTICE OK trees from a satellite 440 miles up in the skies then corporate and government ith A New R oof® RECEIPT OF users, the most difficult DESIGN APPROVAL by walking among the trees on the ground. part of satellite mapping and monitoring projects is In accordance with Instruments aboard the the provisions of Section on the ground, training the satelliteministration and -235' asphalt Bad news: computer to analyze 128, Title 23, U.S. Code Purdue University. -self-sealing as prescribecl in the properly the data the in­ St. Regis uses satellites -9 colors in stock Federal-Aid Highway to monitor two and a half struments in the satellite Program Manual, collect, said Bob Barker, to choose from million acres of forests in ■3-tab Volume 7, Chapter 5, Florida, Georgia, manager of St. Regis’s Section 5, dated Forest Resources Informa­ -33-'/i sq. ft. Mississippi, Louisiana, per bundle more snow December 30, 1974, the Alabama and Texas. Other tion System. Department of paper and timber com­ If you accomplish that, Transportation has panies also use aerial you can get marvelous received design ap­ satellites to measure their results, said Bud Goodrich, proval from the Federal a St. Regis expert in image how bad itil winiar was? forests and are increasing­ processing. He said he D on 't taka a ctianca that ycor roof ndghl Highway Administra­ ly starting to use them to Pressure Treated Lumber . notlMtttwoughlhrtwinttr.ComtchoOM tion for the replacement stuck his neck out by Treated lumber isn’t just dipped or painted. Preservative is forced into from our largo ialact»on of and is possible monitor the condition of saying a green area on a roofing tupplias and proftet your homa By United Press International of the Henaee Road the trees. ceils of top quality lumber. ^ it resists insects and weather. It's ready You'll lave money too with our low price!' Bridge over the Hop Using satellites to map slide projection from a to use when you buy it; no more treatment necessary. Ideal for benches, Secretary of State Alexander Haig River in Andover. The the shifting area of forests satellite photo was thick decks, tables — all outdoor projects. Southern yellow pine treated with By Suzanne Trimel “ I t’s just a chance of snow began a diplomatic shuttle today to project was presented in wet and dry seasons has pine and that it would yield K-33 Osmose to .40 retention and stamped for ground contact. United Press International Friday, we just don’t have anything try to avert all-out war over the at a design public been going on for some 35 cords or more wood to 15^ Felt *10®® 432 sq. ft. roll else to go by,’’ a forecaster said., Falkland Islands, but a vow by Bri­ hearing on January 27, time. NASA, the United the acre. “When we made Weather forecasters have bad The weather service forecast tain to blockade the disputed 8’ 10’ ’ 14’ 1982, in the All Purpose Nations and countries a land inspection we found 12 16’ 65' Double Coverage *1P® 50 sq. ft. roll news for anyone hoping normal temperatures in the mid and upper territory in the South Atlantic left Room of the Andover we were right on the $223 $276 temperatures will return soon to 30s with diminished winds today. only four days to negotiate a along the Sahel, the fragile nose,” he said. $398 $456 Elementary School. green belt on the southern 2x4 90' Single Coverage *12*® 100 sq. ft. roll melt away the white blanket left Tonight’s forecast calls .'or lows in peaceful solution. This proposal is being edge of the Sahara desert The satellite covers the 359 448 557 618 769 behind this week’s wintrystorm. the 20s. Haig flew to London, where he proposed under the in Africa, get data from a earth in a corkscrew rota­ 2x6 They say more snow may come this Four deaths related to Tuesday’s will meet Prime Minister Margaret Highway and Bridge satellite that pinpoints the tion, scanning the same 471 587 ^69 903 1029 way Friday. storm have been reported in Thatcher and her new Foreign Rehabilitation and most stable grazing and path once every 18 days, 2x8 The National Weather Service Connecticut. Mary Albrycht, 80, of Secretary Francis Pym. British of­ Replacement Program, planting areas of the Sahel thus making up to 20 com­ 1149 Studs said early today there was a chance Southington died Tuesday and Leo ficials said they would refuse to a Federal and local as they change. plete sets of photos a year, 2x10 15=>® of snow. But the weather service Labonte, 59, of Waterbury, died negotiate until Argentina withdraws cooperative effort The nomadic tribes who subject to cloud conditions, 1764 said it was too early to predict with Wednesday. Both had heart attacks from the British colony it occupied toward the improve­ at a cost of fractions of a 2x12 any certainty what would happen. while shoveling snow. Friday. <• live in that part of the penny an acre. ment of local roads and world then are advised by ^45 g95 979 1195 Patrick Madden, 53, of The State Department said Haig bridges. The project is local officials where the The satellites already in 4x4 5 2 * Manchester was found on an un­ has no formula ih mind to end the identified by State orbit can measure energy best vegetation is and are 339 449 plowed road Tuesday. Police said he dispute over the 200-isIand Project Number 01-89 moved to these areas. This reflections sufficiently to 1x6 apparently suffered a heart attack archipelago 450 miles off the coast and Federal Project distinguish evergreens Record lows prevents overgrazing and 449 599 while trying to walk home at the of Argentina on his trip to London Number BRZ-6001 (1). overplanting and slows the from hardwoods and 1x8 Q Q 0 height of the storm. Irene and Buenos Aires, both U.S. allies. The public hearing soybeans from com. The Szeszurak, 62, of New Britain suf­ desert's relentless growth 2x3 Spruce 8’ f j f j r e g . ‘1'* British Defense Secretary John transcript will be towards the Gulf of Guinea next group not only will in fourth day fered a fatal heart attack Tuesday Nott announced a naval blockade to available (through detect disease in vegeta­ PUT IN A WOOD FENCE - while brushing snow from her car. begin late Sunday of an area that project completion) for tion but insect infestations, 2x3 Fir 8’ ^1 .3 9 reg. '1" Road crews had plowed most extends 200 miles around the inspection and copying not to mention remote fires - WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The highways into shape for commuters Falklands and threatened to sink in the Town Clerk's of­ Probate Notice that can’t be detected by temperature dropped to 20 degrees Wedne^ay, but high winds con­ any Argentine ship that enters the fice, Andover, Connec­ the eye from an airplane. 2x4 Spruce 8’ ^ 1 .2 9 reg. *1” - early today at Bradley International tinued .'to .cause drifting in some NOTICE TO CREDITORS i g . area. ticut, Monday through ESTATE OF THOMPSON The saving in money and iJ4iriWrti,»the-4eiirth day in a row a areas'apd record cold temperatures, It was not clear whether an ar­ Friday, 8:30 A.M. to MAXWELL, late of Coventry, In time in comparison with 2x4 Fir 8’ ^ 1 .4 9 reg. ‘1“ record low temperature was set at left ice on the pavemeSfr " said District, deceased mada of warships — the largest Bri­ 4:30 P.M., as well as at conventional ground Bradley, the National Weather Ser­ State police rebCHtedia iWah tain has assembled in 26 years — can The Hon. David C. Rappe, Judge, timber surveying is the Municipal Systems of the Court of Probate, District of vice said. minor accidents involving cars and complete its 8,000-mile voyage to Section office of the astronomical. Barker said. Add a bMutIful now upstairs world to “Looking in our temperature Coventry at a hearing held on April your horns at a cost you can alford nowl tractor trailers on Interstate 95 in the Falklands by Sunday. Military Department of 2,1982 ordered that all claims must St. Regis said it expects ROUND RAIL record book dating back to 1905, this Stonington due to winds and slippery sources said the nuclear-powered Transportation located be presented to the fiduciary on or satellite monitoring and STOCKADE PRIVACY FENCE • Heavy Uut.v 5" Cedar rails is the first time that in April that we road conditions. before July 2, 1982 or be barred as #1 Cedar fencing e iturdy doweled conitruction PUTA LIVING ATTIC submarine Superb is in the South at 160 Pascone Place, mapping to provide ab­ meant no nailing e cedar or pressure treated posts • Heavy Duty Doweled Cedar' & have broken low temperature Early Wednesday a record low by law provided. Spruce Rails. Atlantic and a second hunter-killer Newington, Connec­ Bertha E. Rappe, Clerk solute proof that the United e cjrtra wide * extra thick % ” pickets for a .UNDEli records for four consecutive days,” temperature of 14 degrees was set sub is en route. ticut, Monday through The fiduciary is: States really is facing a longer lasting fence. Price includes cost of 1 post. • Price includes 1 post & 2-10’ rails the weather service said. at the National Weather Service Margaret Evelyn Graves YOUR Officers aboard the aircraft Friday, 8:30 A.M. to major crisis of timberland The four days of record lows bureau in Windsor Locks. Wind Herqld photo by Tarquinlo carrier Invincible, the flagship in 4:30 P.M. 138 Emerald Road, depletion and must resort ROOF started on Monday with a 19-degree Springfield. Massachusetts 59.90 8’x8’ gusts up to 50 miles per hour were the British war fleet, said the crew Commissioner 01119 to a great expansion of Exclusive Vslux reading that broke the 23-degree recorded in Bridgeport and a gale What fell must rise was eager for battle and in a mood Connecticut Depart­ 005-04 professional management 26.29 5’x8’ mark set on April 5, 1958. On warning was posted for Long Island 22.89 4’x8’ Reg. 111.29 Roof Windows of “jubilant optimism,” the Times ment of privately owned msfcs it prac- Tuesday, the mercury dropped to 17 Sound. Town crews were out this morning removing of London reported. of Transportation timberlands, particularly degrees at Bradley, eclipsing the old freak April snowstorm was handled, with tical and econ­ Most cities had .cleared their the snow from the center of Main Street In “We are going to war and the cap­ 002-04 in the southern states. mark of 20 set on April 6, 1943. roads Wednesday, but police in snow plowed to the center of the street and omical to got downtown Manchester. Downtown removed rather than being plowed to the tain wants to get the smell of corditq Crochet Pillbox the vantHation The temperature dropped to 14 Hartford- cruised through CREOSOTE merchants were pleased with the way the sides of the street and left there. The most rapular preservative and light you noad degrees on Wednesday, seven neighborhoods at night with PI p u h o turn to pugp 8 Young Original available. Easy brush on to convert your unused degrees below the recorq of 21 bullhorns to remind residents that a application. attic to extra living space! degl-ees set on April 7,1943, aiid was Street parking ban was still in • ■ A Clougherty followed with today’s 20-degree effect. SPLIT RAIL mark that broke the record of 24 set Gov. William O’Neill declared the arraigned on April 8, 1972. Bill heads to House 69 • Rustic hardwood rails and AS LOW AS state in “good shape’’ by mid­ rot resistant locust posts. $227.69 VEIUX The‘Weather service said the afternoon. O’Neill said the Army PER GAL. Reg. $4.69 * 3 Prirv includey Price includes flashing Roof Windows lowest temperature ever recorded National Guardsmen he sent out WINDSOR (UPI) - $ 1 Q 4 9 • 1 at Bradley in April was 9 degrees on Michael P. Clougherty, I \ J Ptr S • 210’ rsili Tuesday night had evacuated 61 April 1, 1970. strand^ motorists. who is charged with the At the other extreme, the weather February beating death of There was no firm estimate on the age service said, the highest to be 19 an Enfield neighbor, will cost of Tuesday’s storm, but state LANDSCAPING TIES temperature ever recorded at the transportation planner David Miller appear April 14 in Hartford Windsor Locks weather office was Superior Court. said a normal 24-hour plowing opera­ 96 degrees on April 19,1976, one day tion cost $750,(XX). By Paul Hendrie Clougherty, 18, appeared A great new Building Panel after a reading of 95 degrees was is going to get it. That’s reality. customers who won’t come in.” iTuesday in Windsor While most people were cursing Herald Reporter That’s life.” recorded on Easter Sunday. winter’s bitter return, small groups Odell said he can understand Superior Court before for Handymen! From April 16 to April 20 in 1976, Legislators predict that a Senate raising the age for package stores, Judge William P. Murray, of die-hards went skiing, despite the ZINSSER AND other proponents It’s beautiful, economic, easy to work with, the high temperature records at the -bone-chilling winds on three of the bill, approved Wednesday, which of the higher drinking age say it will but not for on-premises alcohol who raised Clougherty’s weather service office were broken would raise the legal drinking age in consumption. bond from $100,000 to $150,- and strong . .. state’s four major slopes that accomplish the twin goals of five days in a row. reopened. Connecticut from 18 to 19 will reducing the number of teenage, “If an 18-year-old comes in here, 000 and transferred the prevail over a House version that the beer -is not going to get down to case to Hartford. Superior $439 4”x6”x8’ SLAB TIES alchohol-related traffic fatalities rounded on two sides these pressure treated southern yel­ would make the drinking age 20. and removing liquor from the high the 16 year olds,” he said. “I can see ^Court. low pine ties are economical and long lasting “I think it will go in at 19," Rep. maybe the package stores, because ' Prosecutor John H. schools. Elsie L. “Biz" Swensson said this Opponents of the higher drinking that’s where 95 percent of the un­ Malone said that after Cdssano maintains morning, adding that most people in deraged are getting their beer, but Clougherty’s appearance in 6”x6”x8’ CREOSOTE-DIPPED age, argue that someone old enough WAFERBOARD $735 the most popular tie going are mixed hardwoods and treat­ the House had expected all along to vote and be drafted should have you’re not going to get too rriany un­ Hartford, a grand jury will that the Senate would send, back a 19 deraged in here, because it’s our be summoned to decide if ed to prevent rot ' the right to drink. *4®® 4x8xW” year old drinking age. “I don’t see how anyone can make responsibility to card them.” Clougherty should be in­ “Most of the package stores would A 6 3 6 ” x 6 ” x 8 ’ PRESSURE-TREATED hall can be theater Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- an argument that defending one’s dicted for murder in the *6°® 4x8x7"'” $1 Manchester, agreed that the Senate like to see the age raised,” said Paul beating death of Susan F. I I I pressure treating adds m aB y ^ y ^ of extra-life and the country in a time of war is the same -M. \ y hard oak is very durable version would win out. But he said Cosgrove, owner of Oak Street Dart, 63, who lived down A professional theater designer’s Jerry Rojo, head of the University as being able to drink at 18," said . walerboard ts one of the disparaging comments about plans of Connecticut’s theater depart­ the Senate came Within a single vote Zinsser. He said 16-year-oIds are Package Store at 25 Oak St. “I 5969 the street from Clougherty easiest building paneia for handy* would rather see it go to 21, but 19 is in Enfield. men to work — easy to saw. $ 0 8 5 6”x8”x8’USED REAL RAILROAD TIES to make historic Cheney Hall into a ment, was quoted in Wednesday’s Wednesday of approving a 20-year- allowed to drive, but nobody is easy to nail. Yet it's rugged, long, authentic ties dipped in creosote for a ruatic heavy duty theater were unwarranted, Director Manchester Herald as saying it old drinking age. arguing that because they have that better than 18, because it will keep it Clougherty is accused of lasting, weathers was. That motion failed 17-19, but he out of the high schools, at least. The entering the Dart home Stephen T. Cassano said today. would be difficult to convert the right, they also should be allowed to Cassano said the building can be building into a satisfactory theater. said if it had tied 18-18, he believes drink. kids in the schools are bombed.” and repeatedly striking Lt. (Jov. Joseph Fauliso would have He said business will be hurt a bit, B-188 Mrs. Dart on the head with renovated into a theater that will Rojo, who is a theater designer, An amendment added to the bill Crochet an attractive Lock Sets meet the needs of both the Little has designed a proposed 800-seat broken the tie in favor of the higher by the Senate would permit 18-year- but that he thinks it’s worth it. . 10-18 a long-handled shovel and Double cylinder age. “You have these 18-year-oId kids, pillbox from mercerized assaulting her husband, Theater of Manchester, the theater for Manchester Community olds to continue to hold jobs in liquor cotton for your wardrobe. deadlock, keylock 16-ft Poweriock* It proposed tenant, and the town. College. A feasibility study for fund­ “I was very disappointed that we serving establishments. I don’t know where they get it, but A casual yoked dress with A comfortable turban is Charles. Clougherty and a interior and did not go with what the House had they spend it,” he said. “I think ruffled accents on neck­ also included in pattern. friend, Daniel J. Ferguson, exterior (665 US3) Specially-coated tape measure raising for the project is now under line. Trim with colorful Clear Silicone way. done," said Zinsser. “Based on the everyone in the business will lose No. 5969 has crochet di­ fled to Florida and were for long life Silicone PACKAGE STORE owners and bands of braid or lace for rections for two hats. 1 1 5 8 9 (PL316PI Rubber Caulk “ Little Theater is not looking for facts and figures we had, they all in­ managers contacted this morning by some business, but I would rather a different look. Ideal for arrested near Orlando on reg. *23“ lubbei dicated 20 was the age to set it at.” take that to save some lives.” ?*■»»*»»> Ma* VM ftr eadi Feb. 12, Enfield police cault the maximum theater that Rojo has the Manchester Herald were unsure any season. see far swtaia sM doar Waterproofs, seals, and Inside today designed for MCC,’’ Classano said. Most of the opposition to the 20- B-188 with Photo-Guide said. Single cylinder $079 insulates indoors or about the effects the bill might have THE SENATE also approved the is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size AwitCAMT deadlock. Keylock “I think we can come up with year-old drinking age came' from on their businesses. SEN. MICHAEL SKELLEY Clougherty was O re*. Mr out. (GE25A7-012) 24 pages, 4 sections Fairfield County senators. Because sale of alcoholic beverages on Elec­ 12, 34 bust, 3 yards 45- extradited and returned to exterior, turnpiece something that will be suitable for "1 think the bill is a good idea, . . . won’t change anything tion Day and July 4, but rejected inch. mterior. (660-US3) Advice ...... Little Theater and wiU allow us to Ne«r York is expected to adopt a 19- Connecticut on Monday. Area tow ns...... said Joseph Curtis of Cap’n .Cork moves to permit Sunday sales. 'The Tt order, nnd $2J5, plot 504 put on good productions. year-old drinking age, the Package Store, 485 N. Main St. “I’m h r poitift Md kiidlliit. Ferguson was held in the i75 Business...... legislators feared that Connecticut package store owners and managers Hartford Correctional “He’s saying we’re going to have originally from Maine and we had bill will work, because young people contacted by the Herald were un­ Hundwcn 1982 AUUM with 16-paue *10 reg. •16" Classified...... trouble raising our $500,000 (the es­ 19-year-olds would be driving to GIFT SECTION with full Center on a $35,01)0 bond. our age at 20 and it seems to help will continue to get alcohol if they animously against Sunday sales. (fomics...... timated cost of renovations, New York for alcohol. Immmi If aawlHi direethms. Price... $2.25. Entertainment .... keep the number of accidents dovm. want it. "Liquor is an impulse item and mwYM.l.r. iim M«BATtMtUM although, others say it will be Debate centered on whether in­ “I think it’s going to hurt the bars MM Msw, «Mrsu w m ZIP About collecting Lottery...... I don’t think it will affect our you can get your liquor six days a ew i, m is mmw sas ms. • • IZ t - e e u i- f M aae Maw. M e higher) .and here he’s proposing to creasing the drinking age would business much.” more than us,” he said. “We just la eraaa ■m il kaw ta Mka Ikaai. ■M Oitfll Obituaries...... week, th a t’s enough,’’ said New FASHION with Russ MacKendrick build a center that vrlll cost $4 reduce the number of alcohol- “I don’t think it’s right,” dis­ have to be more careful to see that y * - XIIMAH Ultn. 24 Opinion. . . . ! . . — related traffic fatalities among (fosgrove. “I wouldn’t stay here Photo-Guide patterns in piaaa* m i apelMaa* M a lp i. writes about stamps, coins i million (the estimated cost of the agreed Jeff Graham, manager of they’re not buying for minors." seven days a week and I wouldn’t all aise ranges, has a O-III-NIIMOOM MMnmMK-20 MANCHESTER LUMBER t fi) Peopletalk ...... MCC project)." teenagers. and almost anything Harvest Hill Package Store at 398 “It’s definitely going to hurt my ask anyone to do it.’’ special Grace Coie Collec­ typaa af aaadanait lUZa collectible — in “Colla­ 'MM aifiisnin Sports...... G as^o is chairman oTthe Board “If you really think it’s going to tion for larger sises: plus •-tJl-TO sm ar XHP-40 aaa- 255 Center St. — 643-5144 » — Television ...... West Middle Turnpike. “They have business,” said Bob Odell of the Buf­ Gov. William A. O’Neill has not MaeeMi Ram la anM. tors’ Corner,” every of Directors’ real estate committee, change anything, you’re wrong," i BONUS Conponsf OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. ^ Weather ...... the right to vote and the right to go falo Water Tavern. “If it’s only 19 it said if he will sign the higher Price ^ . $1,25. a m -aun-M mau i eaidi- Tuesday .in The Herald’s which is negotiating the lease with said Sen. Michael Skelfoy, D- to war if there was one.” won’t hurt too bad, but 20 would hurt drinking age Into-'law, but Focus/LeisuTF section. 8 Different hardwoods in stock • ConipleU* mill facilities • Irusses made in our ?hoj) s Little Theater. Tolland. “A kid at 17 wants to drink Graham said he doesn’t think the a lot. It’s a percentage of your legislators said they ihitik he will.

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MA-noMM. w tA"n«n sm vie f FoeecAST lo 7 AM ESI a- b - sj *0.00 / 1 IB") ?BS* * sx •CA-RLt Bentley space News Briefing Weather, job action easier candy being sought (• entire stock /• Hinckley’s trial Parties seeking slated April 27 ‘national unity’ combine to shut MCC by Crossroads SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPl) WASHINGTON (UPl) - For the By Nancy Thompson whether the board can find the leadership it needs fourth time, a trial date has been set for — Leaders of all six political parties met price I Herald Reporter to bring the contract negotiations to a settlement.” Bentley building. The John W. Hinckley Jr., who is charged secretly and neared agreement to forge By Nancy Thompson a government of “national unity” that EZ3* The Board of Trustees and the MCC administra­ Sheltered Workshop is now with attempting to assassinate President Um WlATHCM rOTOCAAT ^ Herald Reporter will include the moderate Christian A combination of the weather and a job action by tion could not be reached today for comment. located in the main friday and Saturday '*) Reagan more than one year ago. Crossroads Inc., a youth building of Bennet Junior U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker Democrats. staff members virtually closed Manchester Com­ CROWLEY SAID an effort by staff members to Several sources said a new ruling munity Coliege Wednesday, union spokesman said. counseleing agency, has High School but has asked Wednesday said the trial would begin on lobby legislators against the proposed higher asked for space in ^ntley the Board of Directors to April 27. The three previous trial dates coalition may be completed next week. “They kept the school open and the staff shut it education reorganization bill was successful. Others said the five rightists parties down,” said Steve Thorton, an organizer for the School. consider relocating the were postponed while lawyers fought Although only four people were able to get to the .William Johnson, chair­ workshop to Bentley, . over legal issues that are now resolved. that won a 36-seat majority in the new Congress of Connecticut Community Colleges, .Capitol for the lobbying effort because of the constituent assembly have bowed to which represents the school’s staff members. man of the Crossroads which is completely Parker issued a brief statement set­ weather, Crowley said they managed to contact Board of Directors, said accessible to the han­ “ every ting the date just hours after Hinckley’s American pressure and will include the Weather “The combination (of the weather and the job ac­ legislators from Manchester, East Hartford, moderate ruling Christian Democrats in the agency has submitted a dicapped, unlike Bennet. Uule lawyers asked that the trial not start for tion) certainly shut the college down,” said John Tolland and Vernon. u m i request to the town at least 30 days. the coalition. Crowley, secretary of the MCC CCCC chapter. “Ob­ “I felt it was a really profitable time,” Crowley The real estate com­ the miracle of S th in g ” Vincent Fuller, head of Hinckley's It was not certain, however, if Chris­ viously part of it was the weather, but the students t. manager for space in the mittee of the Board of said. building, which is downtown mancketer ^ defense team, said he needed that much tian Democrat and junta President Jose were well aware of the job action and chose not to The CCCC members are working against a Directors recently toured Napoleon Duarte, will be included in the come to school for maybe one class.” scheduled to be closed as a the Bentley School time to fully prepare his case — that the Today’s forecast proposed bill which would create a “superboard” to school by the Board of 26-year-old drifter was not mentally new coalition government. Crowley said between 85 and 90 percent of the oversee the entire higher education system in the building, but no decision responsible for his actions when Reagan Duarte and several Salvadoran Not as windy or cold as Wednesday. Becoming sunny . staff members had submitted requests for personal Education in June. has been made on its ul­ UPl photo state. Johnsoif said the agency was shot on March 30, 1981, military leaders will meet today with an this afternoon. High temperatures in the mid 30s. Clear | leave days. Crowley said staff members — and students — timate use. Got a Manchester news tip? Prosecutor Roger Adelman opposed eight-man congressional delegation that needs a new home because tonight. Lows 20 to 25. Becoming cloddy Friday with a 60 • THE UNION members unanimously approved who couldn’t get to the Capitol will be asked to the owner of its current There’s something for Fuller's request and said the govern­ is on a five-nation, fact-finding trip, a percent chance of snow in the afternoon. Highs in the | If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, Today In history U.S. Embassy spokesman said. the job action last week to protest stalled contract write or piione their legislators within the next location at 33 Park St., St. everyone in today’s contact City Editor Alex Girelli at The Manchester ment was ready to go to trial next week. 30s. Winds northwest 20 to 30 mph diminishing this after- . negotiations and a proposed higher education week. Classified Ads. Check them Hinckley, who was not at the hearing, The' eight include House Democratic noon. West 10 to 15 mph tonight. Light westerly Friday ! Mary’s Episcopal Church, Herald, telephone 643-2711. ( reorganization bill now under consideration by the “They can’t control the weather but they can con­ needs the building for its out for super buys. is in solitary confinement at the Army Mary Pickford, Hollywood’s first movie queen and “America’s Leader Jim Wright, D-Tex., House morning becoming east in the afternoon. ( Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Legislature. trol their letters and phone calls,” he said. “We are own use. stockade at Fort Meade, Md. Twice Sweetheart” of the silent film era, was born April 8, 1893. An Oscar Contract talks are stalled over the issues of job their (the legislators’) constituents and they do since his arrest, he has attempted Clement Zablocki, D-Wis; Reps. Mike Johnson said there is “a winner in 1929, she is seen here in an early movie, “Pollyanna,” and security and' workload. The Board of Trustees of listen carefully.” real likelihood” that the suicide. with husband Buddy Rogers in a rare photo made in 1976. She died in Barnes, D-Md., Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., The job action at MCC wqs pnly one of several ■ Dennis Eckart, D-0)iio, George Miller, Extended outlook Community Colleges is seeking to increase church will take back the 1979 at age 86. such actions scheduled at colleges across the state. D-Calif., William Lehman, D-Fla., and Extended outlook for New England Saturday through : worjcload provisions and the CCCC wants to im­ building sometime after Clay Shaw, R-Fla. prove job security. Information picketing at Tunxis Community July. Monday: ; College was postponed because of the weather, Ousted president MaHHa<’huH<*tls, Rhode Island and Conneclicul: , Thorton said there had been no movement oh Crossroads now has the SHADY GLEN’S TRADITIONAL Federal officials Arson case jury those issues in recent negotiations. Thorton said. Bad weather also forced union use of the building rent- will ‘cooperate’ ' Generally fair. High temperatures mostly in the 40s. ; workers at the University of Connecticut Health EASTER SPECIAL ICE CREAM Reagan offering Low temperatures from the upper 20s to the upper 30s. “I think it’s clear there has been pressure on the free. The agency pays for to inspect tunnel still deliberating various schools and the Board of Trustees because Center in Farmington to call off plans to picket the the utilities. Johnson said GUATEMALA CITY (UPl) — Gen. friendship, aid Vermont: Clearing Saturday. Partly cloudy Easter . facility Wednesday. Anibal Guevara, whose election as presi­ OAKLAND, Calif. (UPl) — Witnesses WHI’PE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPl) - The Sunday. Fair Monday. Unseasonably cool. Lows in the : of our actions,” Thorton said. “The question now is the agency is hopeful a dent was nullified by a bloodless coup, said the heroics of two men — one who jury deliberating the fate of Luis Marin, similar arrangement could KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPl) - On a 20s. Highs in the 40s. be worked out with the will “cooperate ' with the new military was killed and another whose mother accused of setting the Stouffer’s Inn fire working vacation in the impoverished Maine, (New Hampshire: Chance of snow north and junta, a junta spokesman said. died — prevented more motorists from that killed 26 people, is apparently con­ snow or rain south Saturday. Fair Sunday and Monday. town for space in Bentley Caribbean, President Reagan is offering School. The spokesman said Wednesday being trapped in the highway tunnel sidering the lesser of two arson charges U.S. friendship and economic aid as an Lows in the teens and 20s. Highs in the 30s and low 40s. A luscious combination of fruits, Guevara will have “some role” and where seven people were incinerated by against him. “This does have con­ cherries and pineapple. A delicious alternative to Marxist “deprivation and Halfway house zoning bypass siderable impact for next "will cooperate with advice” to the junta a gasoline-truck explosion. Conviction on either ’of the arson political repression.” ^ t e r treat — youTI agree it’s the but declined to state if Guevara would Officials from the National Transpor­ charges would automatically convict year,” Johnson said. “If best you’ve ever eaten. , Reagan — the first president to visit National Forecast we cannot get into Bentley, hold an official position. tation and Safety Board were scheduled Marin of felony murder. Jamaica — did not name the target of his The jury was scheduled to. begin its we would face a big in­ Sources in the government said the today to inspect the burned-out, stinging verbal barbs Wednesday, but Hv United Press International Ixis Angeles cy 66 48 . goes back to drawing board three-man junta met with Guevara and triplebore tunnel, which became a 2,000- fourth day of deliberations at 10 a.m. the implication was clear he was n iy & Fest Hi Lo Pep Ixiuisville r 40 31 . crease in spending because Albuquerque c 68 30 Memphis r 54 40 . presumably we would be an undetermined number of officers, all degree inferno that melted two cars, today. speaking of Fidel Castro’s communist 77 74 . Anchorage cy 46 29 Miami Bech pc responsible for the whole above the rank of colonel, for two hours three trucks and the tanker into twisted Late Wednesday, the jury asked to island nation, Cuba. Asheville r 57 35 .04 ^ Milwaukee s 29 17 . It’s back to the drawing board for home rule rights. under the bill. Tuesday ,in an army barracks. hulks. hear the judge’s instructions on fourth- “The system of Marxist central plan­ Atlanta r 62 29 .02 Minneapolis cy 35 26 . a bill that would have allowed the “It came on the (House) floor Similar legislation for group freight.” Billings pc 32 17 .37’ Nashville r 47 37 . state Department of Mental Health much too fast,” Mrs. Swensson said. homes for the mentally retarded has Johnson said Bentley Guevara was the hand-picked can­ The explosion occurred just after mid­ degree arson, indicating they had ning has invariably led to economic Birmingham r 62 « .09 New Orleans r 71 64 . didate of the outgoing military govern­ night Wednesday when a bus speeding rejected the higher count of second stagnation and a loss of political Boston pc 25 22 .02 New York c 30 26 . to set up group halfway houses for “Most of the people whq voted to been on the books since 1979,. but would be a good location Brwnsvil Tx. w 84...... 77 Oklahm Cty cy S3 48 . the mentally ill, without the ap­ send it back said they were afraid it legislators apparently feared that for the agency. ment headed by President Romeo Lucas through the Caldecott Tunnel, which con­ degree arson. freedom,” Reagan sgid during a toast at Buffalo c 29 18 .... Omaha s 37 26 : Garcia. Garcia was ousted March 23 in a nects Oakland to cities to the east, For a conviction on the charge of se­ a banquet in Kings House, Jamaica’s Charlsln S.C. r 60 52 Philadelphia pc 36 23 . proval of local zoning boards. would interfere too much with local neighuorhoods could be less recep­ “It makes an ideal site cond degree arson, the jury would have Charlott N.C. r 56 43 Phoenix c 73 S2 . The House of Representatives on planning and zoning. They’re tive to halfway homes for the men­ because it’s close to Illing coup of junior officers who said the slammed into a stalled automobile, government building. Chica^ s 34 26 I^ittshurgh cy 32 14 . DAIRY STORES Guevara's March 7 election victory was careened into the truck and touched off to find that Marin set the fire and inten­ “The only Caribbean nation which has Cleveland s 15 11 Porllana Me. w 22 19 . Wednesday reject^ the bill and pushing bills too fast and I think this tally ill in their communities, es­ Junior High and the high rigged. its 8,800 gallons of gasoline. tionally damaged, the hotel’s third-floor totally enveloped itself in Marxism ... f^olumbus s 32 20 Portland Ore. c S7 33 .. sent it back for a year of study. needs more study.” pecially if their local zoning board school, which are both out­ Denver pc 51 23 Providence pc 26 24 . The bill was touted by Human Ser­ The bill would have required had no authority to bar them. reach sites,” he said. TWO CONVENlEtrr LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER The junta, made up of two generals conference center. suffers economic deprivation and Dos Moines s 30 26 ' 3 2 Richmond r 51 31 .. 10 E MIDDLE TPKE on RT. 6 Op«n Daily and Sun . Parkade Branch open Mon thru Sal St. Louis cy Mrs. Swensson pointed out that “Also, it has recreation and a colonel, initially promised to hold political repression,” he said, in an ob­ Detroit s 31 11 38 X J vices Committee Co-Chairwoman towns to classify any facility John C and Bcmicc A Rtag. Ownars a' Salt Lak Ctypc .1 Board punishes Duluth pc 34 10 40 28 Rep. Muriel Yacavone, D-East license for six or fewer mentally ill here in Manchester there are three facilities in the building. WllhamJ Hoch.EjtacuOvaManatjrr ' new elections soon, but in .recent vious reference to Cuba. El Paso c 78 53 San Antonio {k 70 64 .1 statements has said almost nothing Hartford pc ‘ 23 20 San Diego cy 64 51 .. Hartford, who represents part of people and two staff residents as a halfway houses for the retarded. She The Manchester about the new balloting. three landlords High seas cruelty Honolulu pc 81 74 San Franese pc 56 46 .. Manchester. She said it would help single-family home. said all are running smoothly and Sheltered Workshop has Indianapolis cy 36 29 Sari Juan pc 84 74 .. relieve overcrowding in state in­ Only if a similar facility was have been well received by the com­ also requested space in the KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPl) - Three Boy questioned Jackson Miss, i 67 55 Seattle c 53 37 testimony asked Jacksonville r 62 49 Spokane pc 45 28 .1 stitutions and private hospitals. within 1,000 feet or if the total munity. landlords who forced out tenants to open Kansas City cy 39 32 ' . i i Tampa r 75 62 . Washington cy 43 29 . But Rep. Elsie L. “ Biz” number of people housed in such So, she believes the halfway house Poland refuses housing for the World’s Fair were barred PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPl) - A in mass slaying I-as Vegas c 62 41 Swensson, R-Manchester, who also facilities 4n any community totaled concept is good, as long as it does from’renting to tourists in the first test federal court jury wanted a first mate’s Little Hock cy 49 37 '.w Wichita cy 49 S . YALE, Mich. (UPl) — A 16-year-old serves on the Human Services Com­ more than 25 could a planning and not interfere with local autonomy. to restore union of an anti-eviction ordinance. testimony read fiom the record today mittee, said legislators were afraid zoning commission refuse to license She said a lot of the opposition to But tenant leaders predicted the when deliberations resumed in the. trial boy, who may have seen the killing of a woman and her four adopted children, the bill would interfere with towns’ the facility as a single-family home. the bill came from legislators from WARSAW, Poland (UPl) - Polish landlords will test the constitutionality of a fishing boat captain charged with six the lower part of the state. Only At martial law authorities cannot restore of the city law, which denies nightly ren­ counts of cruelty on the high seas. was held for questioning today in the in­ vestigation of the third mass slaying in Mrs. Yacavone argued in the the suspended Solidarity union because tal permits to those apartment owners The jury deliberated about four hours Lottery House that a year of study would Sherwin- there are no guarantees it would not who have unfairly evicted tenants — Wednesday in- the case of Jesse Dale Michigan in less than two months. Fire damages bedroom “There are no charges formally filed delay a partial solution to the over­ resume its “political blackmail,” the usually by abruptly demanding enor­ Hansley before it was sent home for the crowding of current mental health Williams Communist party newspaper said today. at this time,” said St. Clair County Save*4-*6=- mous rent increases — for the six-month night by U.S. District Judge Francis J. facilities, a situation which she The newspaper Trybuna Ludu, in the fair. Boyle. prosecutor Robert Cleland. Winning numbers drawn Vermont daily: 157. Stores The high-school junior was taken into called urgent. Interior and Exterior Paint second part of a series on the future of A special city panel Wednesday Before dismissing the panel at 5 p.m. Wednesday in New Rhode Island daily: 1249. of Adams Street home The bill will be studied by the Poland's labor movement, said “il would refused a permit to one of the landlords EST, the judge said he would rule today custody Wednesday night, about nine England: Rhode Island weekly: hours after the b^ies of the victims General Assembly’s Planning and be extremely difficult to find political despite a plea by the Rev. Howard on the jury’s request to hear testimony Connecticut daily: 323. 969, 7855, 48376, 553471. A fire gutted the second floor the bedroom and part of a third floor Development Committee. and social reasons for the restoration of McClellan, who said he was living in of first mate Melvin Burkett, one of two were found. It was the third mass slaying Maine daily: 029. Massachusetts daily: bedroom of a duplex at 201 Adams attic. Solidarity, unless real guarantees are es­ Frank Armbrister’s 34-apartment com­ men who testified they witnessed part of in Michigan since Feb. 16 when seven New Hampshire daily: 0304. St. Wednesday afternoon, leaving Fire Marshal Ted Lingard says tablished for its complete transfor­ plex when Ambrister ordered tenants out a dunking incident. members of a rural Farwell family were None. Numbers for Massachusetts weekly; the home without electricity. the cause of the fire is unknown. Now you know mation." last month. Hansley, 24, of CoCoa Beach, Fla., is JGIled. Tuesday, Wednesday and 153, 35, 5. Robert Hahn was asleep in the Building Inspector Francis J. Con­ On Wednesday, the Communist party “I contacted Mr. Ambrister and he the first person known to be charged in “The subject is being held in custody, today will be drawn today. bedroom when the fire broke out. He ti says the house’s electrical system The Los Angeles area has ap­ newspaper said a new union will have to said, ‘Yes, Howard. We’ll find you Rhode Island with cruelty at sea since pending a decision as to whether a peti­ was awakened in time by a friend, was damaged extensively in the proximately 6.32 million telephones. tion will be filed with the juvenile divi­ ^'''JEPERFBCT|| come under party control. Solidarity, the another place to live,’” McClellan said. the 1850s. Michael Grondahl of South Windsor, fire. Town workers managed to * You may official union and a junior labor move­ “It all came true. I’m a standing witness He is accused of six counts of cruelty sion of the Probate Court,” the who had come to visit him. restore heat to the duplex, however, win: GRAND prosecutor said. . h Vr.j, Wlf iir'A ment were suspended under martial law. this man will treat you right.” to seamen during two fishing trips last An engine and a ladder truck from. and Hahn and his roommate are still PRIZE- "Unfortunately, there are no Other tenants gave a different story. May and June in the Georges Bank. The Cleland said the youth was questioned the Eighth Utilities District living there. Measurements of the moon’s at­ Weather Perfec* Morlgage iSImi paid up to guarantees that the union's rank and file “I feel like I have been punished for government alleges the captain of the for two hours Wednesday, night and was Volunteer Fire Department J 3 ie duplex is owned by mosphere indicate that air pressure in custody of county juvenile authorities. house& tbi^^. 50,000 or will have real influence in the being a Knoxvillian, even though I’m not fishing boat Mr. Lawrence imprisoned responded to the fire at 1:30 p.m. Frechette, Martin and Rothman there is, less than one one-hundred- p.iey aPP'*’ $50,000 cash. organization.” the newspaper said, “and getting any benefit out of the fair,” six crewmen from New Bedford, Mass., He identified the teenager as a “ male Almanac Firefighters contained the blaze to Inc. Realty. billionth of that on earth. 5 FIRST PRIZES- that they would be able to throw out the Robin Schuh said. “It took me a whole fed them bread and water, and dunked friend of the family who may have been Mortgage paid lor two years, up he i month to find another place. It’s costing one man in the water 200 miles out to in a position to see something that may to $600 per month. tic trade union character.”(fte me more and it’s smaller.” help us.” Park delays Weather Perfect'" Flat Style Perfect’ Latex Flat • Many other fabulous prizes! By United Press International Latex House Paint Wall Paint • 280 Colors • 707 Colors 32,000 Instant Today is Thursday, April 8, the 98th day of 1982 with Easter hunt • Resists Weather Reg. *13.99 gal 9^1. Reg. M4.99 gal. Winners! 267 to follow. Latex Satin Enamel Reg *i4 9 9 10.99 gai You may obtain a free game piece and Officials at Wickham official rules at participating Sherwin- Today is the first day of Passover. 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DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) — A Duke University professor announced today he has evidence dating the Shroud of Turin close to the time of Christ’s Crucifixion. EASTER BUNNY! EASTER BUNNY! The shroud, bearing the image of a man, is reputed to be the burial cloth of Christ. In a university news release preceding a news .con­ ference today, Alan D. Whanger, a Duke psychiatrist who studies the shroud as a hobby, said a photographic technique he has developed shows coins placed on the Get Details At Participating Stores. ■■ Get Details At Participating Stores... eyes of the man date the shroud to between A.D. 29 and A.D. 70. Christ's death, commemorated throughout the world HOURS: Dally 8:00 am-8:00 pm on Good Friday, has been placed by various experts Fridays 8:00 sm-10:00 pm from A.D. 28 to 36. ______Sundays 0:00 am-6:00 pm Whanger said he used a polarized light system he developed to study what appear to be coins over the eyes Win A Giant Easter Bunny of the image on the 14-foot-long cloth. He said the coin you BE over the right eye apparently is a Pontius Pilate coin VI Deposit Coupon While Having Lunch At struck in A.D. 29. Whvsl$op NowOpSN THE Whanger said in A.D. 70 the Romans tried to destroy Seleetlon In Connecticut” Jewish culture and after that time Jews likely would not w eW lW “Laroest •Teeh|ba-8onv-8ylvania > PMIco 725 BAST niDOLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CT. 1 have used Roman coins when burying their dead. (RT a OPPOeiTE ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH) | JUDGE! Whanger said he and his wife, Mary, using a com­ puter-enhancement process, counted 74 points of THIS WEEKS SUPER Register to congruence" between a Pontius Pilate coin and the im­ VIDEO BUY RCA VFT650 age over the right eye.' He said the computer process eliminates much of the confusing background of the VIDEO RECORDER DAIRY STORES threads of the cloth and sharpens the image on it. 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FREE Giant Easter Rabbit RNM. Name < Included in the nearly identical points are images of * 2 8 8 CBBT *11.47 STREET ...... Diehard skiers the Greek letters 1, 0. U, C, A and I. Whanger said the only reasonable conclusion is the coin used to cover the Address right eye and the coin of Father Filas were struck from TOWN ...... the same die. Telephone take to slopes Whanger said controversy has surrounded the letters REGAVS PHONE NO...... UCAl because the letters UKAI have been found on "Your Quality Men's Shop" ® A l other similar coins of that time. Whanger said the varia­ By Dennis C. Mllewski DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD U U m AMCHESTER Pic An Save United Press International tion apparently is a simple misspelling at a time when 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA 6479998 coins often were crudely made, Open Wed., Open Dally 9:30-5:30 TAKE 1-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT Drawing to be held April 10th at 3 p.m. A trickle of hard-core skiers fought their way through Whanger said at least one other Pontius Pilate coin Thurs. 'til 9:00 ______Thurs. & Frl. 'til 9:C THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S biting winds to take one last fling at some "winter” fun certified by collectors clearly carries the same mis­ rDratvlng date Saturday morning 4/10 | at three major Connecticut slopes that reopened thanks spelling. Studying markings over the left eye, Whanger found to a freak spring blizzard. they are compatible with the design of another Pilate A fourth ski slope remained closed Wednesday due to coin minted in A.D. 29 in Palestine. The coin covering” gale force winds and all said they were keeping an hour­ the left eye is not as clear ay that over the right eye. ly watch on conditions that could abruptly cancel the from the WHEN YOU COME IN.... start of the ”se9ond ski season.” ^f^^stowJi^T’liairnac}; Ina All of the slopes had closed last month. Lifts were operating at Powder Ridge in Middlefield, Italia THEY KNOW YOU! 455 HARTFORD RD. Ski Sundown in New Hartford and Mt. Southington in Palestinians M ANCHESTER / 643-5230 Southington. But Mowhawk Mountain in Cornwall For your shopping convenience pay your Helco, SNETco, & CNG bills here! scrapped plans to reopen immediately because of Also, wd're a US Post Office Substation. "dangerous” high winds. Collection OPEN DAILY— 8 a.m.-9 p.m Edna Hedden, manager of Mohawk Lodge, said, "The take building winds are blowing in such gales it wouldn't be safe for w skiers.” She said Mohawk might reopen if the winds Beautifully subsided. The Pumpernickel Pub “There are a few people out, but it isn’t gangbusters,” in Bethlehem to^ ls n g e ia n gift boxed said Powder Ridge manager George Fenich. "I have a feeling people are snowed in.” Heart Shaped of Manchester ^ CANDIES He said he planned to keep the slope open for the BETHLEHEM, Israeli-occupied West Bank (UPI) - SPECIAL Easter weekend. Palestinian students today took over a city building in 432 Oakland Street, Manchester Ed Beckley, manager of Mt. Southington, said only the ancient holy city, jammed with Easter and Passover Due to Indement Weather, about 100 people showed up for the latest ski date the *’^SUde«ebaln Oakland Common • Next to Economy Elec. pilgrims, to protest Israeli meddling with local authori­ Pendant slope has had in 18 years of operation. sd|uals 10 many isTtglha MANCHESTER ty- no calches Fits over your heed eee*y Phone; 643-PUBB He also said the skiing could be a .“one day thing” A handful of Israeli border police surrounded the We have reduced our Large because strong winds were steadily sweeping 8 to 12 in­ building near Manger Square and began negotiating As seen on TV. Reg. $19.95 24KT Gold overlay ches of new powder snow along the trails. with Vice Chancellor Thomas Scanlon of Bethlehem N O W a v a il a b l e IN STATE BANK Stop in and Register to Win a Selection of Finest Quality 14KT GOLD ELECTRO PLATE MEMBER FDIC He added the small turnout probably meant "the University to get the students to leave in small groups. enthusiasm for skiing has faded. People have their golf Tourists piilled about Manger Square and many with a genuine OR SILVER RODIUM 1041 MAIN ST. K MART PLAZA, EDWARDS FOODS SOLID MILK CHOCOLATE RABBITS clubs out.” walked into the post office near the occupied municipal DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER SPENCER ST.. MANCHESTER GIANT EASTER BUNNY The National Weather Service at Windsor Locks building to mail post cards from the Bibical city and Diamond Reg. $25°o T E L 646-4004 Wednesday issued frostbite warnings as a record low birthplace of Jesus Christ. Open 6 AM-7 PM Mon-FrI Dapoalt At The up to 20% temperatures of 14 degrees was set for April 7. Students of Bethlehem University shouted anti-Israeli lopulOTim lengthen 0 AM-2 PM Set. A spokeswoman at Ski Sundown said conditions were and pro-PLO slogans from the occupied building to N O W $995 I Westown Pharmacy protest the beating Wednesday of the dean of students PUMPERNICKEL PUB "pretty gusty and miserable” and kept crowds small. and the gatekeeper of the school) which is sponsored by “Your Local Hometown Bank” oi I WIN A GIANT BUNNY But she predicted the snow cover would last at least the Vatican, by five men armed with machineguns, Manchester through the weekend when a larger crowd was I Name ...... expected. Scanlon said. Nam e...... I The students blamed the beatings on village leagues, Abam'gApple ’’ DErosiTAfMAINOFFiCE FOR FREE Address . Israeli-sponsored groups for the purpose of wooing local MANCHESTER PARKADE NAME ADDRESS Address...... leaders from the influence of the Palestinian Liberation i Phbne.., Phone...... Onmmi Mm iviliMt it itsrc Organization. CITY TELEPHONE Late snow means In Yamit, in Israeli-occupied Sinai, 3,000 Israeli 649-1787 Ll______- squatters celebrated a bittersweet final Passover Seder, Drawing Date — Saturday Morning April 10 Tha Plaea where you can buy a drink ot your choice from 3 p.m. to 7 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR recounting the exodus of their ancesotors, in the p.m. and your aecond drink costs only a nickel.... EASTER NEEDS hazard for birds territory they soon will leave when Israel returns the land to Egypt. * I •MrU'. fl, Hf \ r f 'J i »f / I ’;, r r/ll l / i'l . Ijr \ I lilt ’ As bonfires Jit the desert sky Wednesday and con­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Thousands of birds that made sumed the "chumitz” — leavened bread — some the spring trip north early this year may die unless the squatters barricaded themselves inside makeshift M O RIjgr E RS D a irij Win a Giant blanket of snow covering their food melts soon, an bunkers in defiance of orders to leave the town Israel expert from the Connecticut Audubon Society says. built. Queen Milan Bull, the society’s natural history director, says “We're welded shut inside,” said Yacob Richter, a 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CON N.* Phone 64 3-51 35 the next day or two will be critical for birds that feed on Los Angeles-born Israeli citizen who joined scores of EASTER BUNNY bugs now beneath the snow. other squatters gathered in tents and abandoned homes at “If we don’t get some warm weather fast to melt all to oppose the withdrawal. - this snow, we may find thousands of dead swallows,” The government permitted them to remain for Bull said Wednesday. Passover, but hard-core settlers face military eviction He said bug-eating birds, such as purple martins, eight days from now in a modern exodus Prime Minister Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen snipes, woodcocks and tree swallows, feed exclusively Menachem Begin termed the price of peace. on insects and will starve if they can’t get them. Yamit, a dream desert town carved out of the sand “Fortunately, they’re not all back yet," he said of the nine years ago, is almost completely devoid of its birds which “can’t last long without food" because of original settlers. The territory, seized in the 1967 DAIBY QUEEN PiES high metabolism rates. Mideast war, will be returned to Egypt April 25. FUEL OIL “Something like a tree swallow has to eat regularly, Throughout Israel and in the occupi^ West Bank and every day,” he said, and cold weather speeds up a bird’s annexed Golan Heights, Jews mindful of the withdrawal metabolism thus increasing the amount of food they began the Passover holiday in a mood described by the need. Jerusalem Post as “jittery.” 'll *lB99reg.$2.50 “There’s nothing you can do to help those birds," he But the center of the traumatic withdrawal was in said, because they won’t touch the store-bought seed Yamit, where 3,000 Yeshiva students feasted, prayed Checolato (udgo. pliwappio coconut, atrawborry, ehorry, appla that birdfanciers place outside their homes. and recounted the story of the exodus from Egypt 3,202 all mad# with graham crackar shells w/whippsd topping. For other birds who have returned from their winter years ago across some of the same desert where they nesting places, such as robins, the snow may not be as sat. life-threatening because they can survive on berries Under the watchful eyes of the army, white-robed . ’ WIN A GIANT BUNNY Register to available above the snow. Bull said. Rabbi Moshe Segel recit^ the wine blessing in a bright­ But the supply of such berries probably is inadequate ly lit tent beneath the pillars of the Yamit war monu­ 20 discount07 if paid within Name...... Win Today for the number of robins now in the Northeast, he said, ment. “For the most part, the berry bushes were cleaned off At his side was Yosef Mendelevich, once known as the Address...... Hartford Rd. last fall. If it was a case of a few robins, they could “Prisoner of Zion” for his five-year sentence in Siberia 10 days of deiivery. Dairy Queen make it. But many — or most — are already back. It’s for attempting to hijack an airliner from Leningrad to Phone...... going to be serious for robins if the snow cover lasts a L ------1 Israel. Deposit Coupon For Free Gittit Easter Bunny few days.” Yamit’s original settlers had almost all left for Israel Deposit only at Bull said he hadn't noticed “any mortality" after with compensation totaling nearly $500 million, but a Tuesday’s freak blizzard but he did find a flock of IS few vowed to stay on. - I Name ...... DsposU At Morlarty Iros ! Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen robins “hiding under my porch.” “We will not bury the city before it dies,” said Osip I Address ...... 318 Center 8L. Maneheeter ■ “They went to our*bird feeder with some of the other Mendelevich, one of the last of the pioneers. “While It WEREDEEMALL species but they won’t eat,” he said. lives we will live.” I Phone...... Sot Un iMMj Or Miplay h Ikt ansroMS I Reptiles will fare better in the bitter cold. But the development town, which boasted hothouses Must as Dspositsd By Fri., April 8th J j “Frogs, salamanders, snakes, and lizards won’t have and a ring of agricultural settlements in the midst of the DAIRY QUEER BOOK COUPONS any trouble,” said Bull. “They’ll just go back into hiber­ desert sands that bounded it, was c l^ ly dying — with nation.” many of the sidewalk paving stones alreadv pulled u p . !^ANc:HKSTKH HKRALO, Thurs., April 8. 1982 - ft - MANCHESTER flERALD, Thurs., April 8. 1982

Richard M. Diamond. Publisher T; Dan Fitts. Editor r Weicker won't OPINION Aiex Qiroiii. City Editor run if Bush WIN A GIGANTIC Jack wins primary Why Iran worries U.S. intelligence Anderson Washington By Jacqueline Huard ' U.S. policies may drive them United Press International EASTER BUNNY! WASHINGTON - Most of us The Soviets have also given the further into the Soviet camp. Merry-Qo^Round have not thought much about Iranians technical assistance. . Recently the Reagan ad­ HARTFORD — Sen. Lowell Weicker says he won’t Iran since the American hostages That includes one project of ministration removed Iraq from run for re-election as an independent if defeated in a 1 Robert Wagman primary against Republican challenger Prescott Bush flew to freedom 15 months ago. strategic importance to both the the list of countries supporting Jr. But while Iran may have been Soviets and the West: the terrorist activities. This could building of a naval base on the But Weicker said Wednesday he would probably Get Details At Participating Stores... largely forgotten by the news 1 Syndicated Columnist enable the United States to supp­ Gulf of Oman near the vital Reagan refuse to endorse Bush if he did lose a primary. media and the public, that coun­ ly Iraq with military hardware Though Weicker said he would not run as an indepen­ Strait of Hormuz and the oil try has renruined much on the although no such plans have been dent if defeated in a statewide Republican vote, he tanker lanes. minds of U.S. intelligence announced. didn’t rule out the possibility if the GOP denies him the yj rPONTIACBUICK k_/11 I I n vy i J V,/I I > analysts. Construction of the facility at Rumors are flying around could aid party endorsement at its convention in July. / y EAST DATSUN-FIAT Pat Lukach These days they are in­ Chah Bahar began almost two Washington that the administra­ The campaign battle between Weicker and Bush took totally unprepared and creasingly worried about what Soviet moves — reducing the size years ago but came to a virtual tion will eventually side with a nasty turn while a former Weicker supporter defected WINDSOR lanciamazda ^ owner of the Soviet Embassy staff, desperately needed help. They halt with the Iraqi invasion. Now to the other camp. Icit they view as a Soviet-Iranian Iraq and even provide arms to had nowhere to turn but to the assassins Rte. 5, East Windsor 289-6483 rapprochement and about the closing joint ventures such as the the Soviets reportedly have taken aid ite war against Iran. Weicker, taping a television interview to be aired Soviets given their deteriorated ______Saturday, said Reagan administration's lack of Russian-Iranian Bank and over the job in exchange for use Sources within the intelligence a clear-cut policy toward the refusing visas for Soviets seeking relations with the West and the of the base by their warships. WASHINGTON - Incredibly, he would con­ community and the State Depart­ sider an en­ Persian Gulf region. to travel Into Iran. support for Iraq among most of All of this aid has enabled the President Reagan is supporting ment stress that the administra­ dorsement of Most of ,us can recall when today the Iranians are still the Arab world. Iranians to devote more of their legislation that will make it easier tion has not yet formulated a 0 « l 1PliSGN Bush a bitter pill GREENS Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini denouncing the United States as a Over the past nine months to a resources to the war against Iraq for another assassin to gun him policy toward Iran and Iraq because of sort of public enemy No. 1. But year, the Soviets have given the and thus has contributed to their and his followers were denoun­ beyond hoping to prevent Iran down. The danger is described in a animosity Iranians food and economic aid cing the Americans and the the denunciations of the Soviets recent gains on the battlefield. from becoming a major confidential report that was written developed in a as well as badly needed spare Russians as "devils" in equal have pretty much stopped. Nevertheless, many U.S. in­ destabilizing influence in the the day after he took a .22 slug in the prior campaign. Moreover, the Iranians and the parts for their military equip­ measure. The Iranians were par­ telligence analysts believe that Persian Gulf. chest a year ago. Aides for Bush ticularly upset that the Soviet Soviets are talking about various ment. Since Iran's war machine ayatollahs still harbor deep The pistol used in the assassina­ ______said the com ­ THINGS What worries some in the State ■ n joint projects and assistance largely consists of the shah’s doubts about the giant on their ment was 298 W. Middle Tpke. Union waited so long to endorse Department is that if the United tion attempt was one of two "Satur­ Deposit This Coupon their revolution and that its plans. They have already em­ U.S. purchases, it is believed that northern border. These day night specials” that were “ juvenile.” M anchester States approaches the region At Greens & Things barked on several ventures. at least some of these spare parts observers think that the Iranians Weicker said Bush’s brother, Vice President George belated support took the form of without a comprehensive plan, purchased — with frightening ease The shift began with the Iraqi have come from Vietnam via are still feeling tentative and Bush,\and other family members turned their backs on 643-1635 words more than deeds. this country may unwittingly — by John Hinckley Jr. at a Dallas 1982 BONNEVILLE for our Free QIanI Bunny Drawing invasion of Iran in September third countries in deals him when he ran for re-election six years ago — • Fresh dried & silk The new revolutionary govern­ reluctant about this new force the Iranians into an even pawnshop. engineered by the Soviets. something he wasn’t about to forget. For Immediate arrangements N a m e ...... ment made a number of anti- 1980. The Iranians were caught relationship but that some new closer alliamce with the Soviets. Yet senators have reacted by “ The Bush family withdrew its support for me in 1976 • Corsages pushing legislation that will make it ... It’s a little difficult to come back and say OK, I’ll sup­ Delivery Address ...... • Fruit baskets even simpler to buy cheap - port you. I ’m just not built that way,” Weicker said on • Flowering plants A n editorial handguns. This proposed weakening WFSB-TV’s “ Face the State” program. • Spring bouquets of the federal Gun Control Act has “ It’s about time (Weicker) put petty personal innuen­ j Phone...... the tacit approval of the man in the dos aside,” said Jack Murphy, Bush's campaign I y^LL White House, who was nearly killed manager. “ For him to say he will not support the What are we, REXDN by one of those pieces of lethal junk, Republican nominee is a disgrace, an insult to Republicans. That’s an immature, juvenile statement.” junk. Meanwhile, Rep. Vincent Chase, R-Stratford, one of 1982 SKYLARK Under the Gun Control Act, We Deliver 51 Republican legislators who last year signed a letter 2 DR. & 4 DR. A iN ^ OF records had to be kept that made it 5 Major Credit Cards teaching kids? backing Weicker, appeared at a news conference to an- possible for federal agents to trace nouce he decided to support Bush. Accepted the gun used in the Reagan shooting “ Now that the choice is either Prescott Bush or We Wire Flowers in 16 minutes. The next day, Lowell Weicker, I can no longer stand by in good con­ Children of violence — the effect on a small child of the Treasury Secretary Donald Regan science,” Chase said. “ I believe that Prescott Bush World Wide phrase invokes images of society surrounding her. had a confidential report on his desk more closely represents the philosophy of the 1982 CENTURY children in war-torn El Republican party.” Daddy keeps a gun, and morp- R A C Z V - detailing the shocking history of Large Selection Salvador, or children who dodge Rocky’s Pawn Shop, where the gun Bush said he believed there were more votes where my has just learned to shoot it Chase’s came from .. Available bo.Tibs on the littered streets of was purchased on Oct. 13, 1980. "for protection.” Meanwhile, “ I know that there are several others currently giving Belfast. According to the report, “ a joint more than 10,000 people in the IN l^ ,IR D 3«)N >2a some serious thought to this,” he said, claiming Criminal Enforcement review of the Weicker’s “ last base” of support was beginning to But look again. Those children U.S. are dying each year from KEEP THE firearms records of Rocky’s Pawn deteriorate. . are among us. They are the handguns. SOTM EC LAST- n' xw .Shop indicated that nearly one-third However, Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Stamford, said children who watch their Daddy slaps mommy around *of the customers purchasing the defection of one legislator was no sign support for 1 9 8 2 REGAL battered mother once again deal firemarms had prior criminal Weicker was weakening. T9Y0TA FEELING for her, own good when she 6 0 M E ■ Shays — also among the Republicans who signed the 2 DR., 4 DR. & with her drunken husband. doesn’t behave right, and records, many with felony convic­ Weicker endorsement last May — claimed Chase was They are the children who learn som etimes he slaps the baby too, tions.” WAGON WITH TOYOTA QUALITY The report by the Bureau of pressured by political powers in the Stratford area, to tote a knife on the streets of because he cries a lot. which he wouldn’t name, to switch rather than fight. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Harlem, or those who carry a Senate Minority Leader George Gunther, a Bush SERVICE AND PARTS And on T.V. every night, the noted that in 1978, New York City gun in the neighborhoods o f booster, is from Stratford as/ Is Fred Biebel, former whole family watches police alone recovered six handguns middle-class America. chairman of the state Republican party and now a depu­ “ C.H.i.P.S.” and they all bought at Rocky’s; these had been ty chairman with the Republican National Committee. It is hardly surprising, then, wonder about who shot J.R. used in crim es com mitted by Biebel detests Weicker. Deposit Coupon at “ He (Chase) got a call from someone in Washington 1982 GRAND PRIX Service Dept, tor that a 6-year-old girl last week Then they shut their windows to various Chinese youth gangs. pressuring him to vote for Bush,” Shays said. Affordable Luxury received international attention block out the screams of a T H E BATF investigators Chase denied his arm was twisted. He said he crossed A FREE GIANT when she hit her playm ate in the woman being attacked in the reported that Mike Yee, a gang TUNE-UP SPECIAL over voluntarily and after months of deliberation. $4150 face with a two-foot tree branch. alleyway below. leader, had bought a total of 32 EASTER RUNNY 4N1TH MV criminal prosecution was not lives, and has been a member -of the Simsbury UTr^ recommended.” Democratic Town Committee sjnce 1967. My reporters Tony Capaccio and - He was one of three of 0 ’NdiH’s close buddies who Berry's World David Field read ^ e confidential started the “ Friends of O’Neill” campaign committee in January. The other two organizers were former state report to the owner of Rocky’s, Sen. George Hannon of East Hartford and former state Isaac Goldstein. Regarding the Rep. John Mahaney of Waterbury. charge that felons had bought guns Mrs. Millman was field coordinator for former Presi­ in his store, Goldstein said: “ I never dent Carter’s re-election campaign in the state’s 4th and heard of that. If that happened, they 5th congressional districts and was a delegate to the M i c e TR y TI40U&W woqld have canceled my license.” 1974 and 1980 Democratic National Conventions. Something beginning with 'S' As for Mike Yee, Goldstein said the federal agents were "slow- on the draw” in that case. He said he Governor backs SPORTS SIGHT . had called the agency several times Open forum / Readers' views to learn whether it was all right to sell Yee quantities of hanHgim. salary hike plan * Athletes who squint to see clearly Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 “ They told me it was all right to * Seeing the ball, and catching passes sell Yee because ‘we got nothing on * Tennis players reacting to the serve him,” ’ Goldstein said. HARTFORD (U P I) — Even though it might cause * Golfers, trouble discerning problems in an election year, Gov. William O Neill says the distance to the green. That, of course, is precise the the Legislature, the governor, and other executive level * Basketball players missing point. Goldstein was selling guns officials should get raises. the free shots. completely within the law. The ' “ I do believe the Legislature is underpaid. I do believe * See us for expert advice Let's cut taxes along with town services federal agents were powerless to the executive branch is underpaid,” the governor Mid on contact lense$ for sports stop the traffic in deadly weapons when asked Wednesday if he would a sign a bill that • 763 and 191 Main St., T o the Editor: $825.90 ; 30,000 x 32.45 — $973.50. ot ivianchester. and when John Hinckley Jr. came ^ would increase their salaries by 30 percent to 60 per- Manchealar. The actual results are alot more Town Hall is getting richer by the along, he had no trouble buying the ‘ cent. This is an open letter to General O’Neill said if the bill to give the Legislature and 643-1191 or 643-1900 costly: 15,000 x 55.06 — $825.90; 30,- day while the taxpayers are getting gun that nearly killed a president. Manager Robert B. Weiss and the executive branch salary hikes passed, he would sign it • Eaatbrook Mall, Mansiiald. poorer. Is there no end in sight for Footnote: One of the most con­ Board of Directors: 000 X 38.94 — $1,168.20. ' , .and worry about the political consequences later. Phone: 456-1141 re lie f from higher and higher troversial provisions of the proposed The mill rate under Manchester’s This amounts to a tax increase of The bill cleared by the Appropriations Coinmlttee budgets with their resulting higher legislation would curtaU surprise In­ "phase-in" revaluation plan was $342.30 under Manchester’s plan. would increase the governor’s salary from $42,000 to taxes? We all must pay taxes, but spections by federal agents of gun scheduled to decrease each year for Broken down to a yearly basis it '$65,000; lieutenant governor, $25,000 to $40,000, and there is a limit as to how much the dealers., Says Michael Beard, presi­ •secretary of the state, comptroller and treasurer, $25,- Deposit at Optical Style Bar 713 I Q19e2byNEA. Inc the total five years under the plan, amounts to an average tax increase "average” taxpayer can afford to dent of the National Coalition to Ban -.000 to $35,000 each. NOT increase the 5th year. of over $68.00 each year for the N a m e...... pay. Town’s services have been cut, Handguns: “ It wopld make It The attorney general’s job would be made a full-time The $15,000 property which was above property. The aiMve taxpayer Address...... “It's called ‘Chill Mount St. Helens', 'cause after time for town-s taxes to be cut, too. almost impossible ftir the federal position and the salary would be hiked from $38,500 to you eat it, you feel like you could erupt at any revalued iOO percent to $30,000 un­ also has increased fire taxes, in­ goveniment to detect violations of ..■$50,000. Phone...... time!" der the "phase-in” plan was creased water and sewer rates, plus Vincent Kelly the I960 gun act by licensed firearm ,. ’liie salary for rank-and-file legislators would in- WIN A GANT BUNNY , scheduled to be: 15,000 x 55.06 — higher auto taxes to pay to the Town 34 Adams St. South dealers!” crease from $17,000 for a two^ear term to $M,000, plus $2,000 in exnenses 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tliurs.. April 8. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. April 8. 1982 — »)

Britain announces blockade Obituaries around FaRdand Islands Special services Reds reward beginning Sunday. April 11 (11 p.m. EST), threatening hardy fans to attack any Argentine ship Jamea Stavanaon set by churches Patrick Madden, found within 200 nautical Page 10 James Stevenson, 85, of Titusville, SPORTS Fla., formerly of Oak Street, mles of the disputed territory victim of storm Christian churches throughout the a.m. and one at 11 a.m. Manchester, d i^ in Titusville Mon­ town will be observing Clood Friday Highlighting the 8 and 11 a.m. ser­ A 53-year-old man suffered a day. He was the husband of Pearl tomorrow and Easter Sunday with vices will be special music by the Stevenson. / heart attack and died while walking / . special services on both days. Trinity Choir, directed by Norman to his home during Tuesday's bliz­ He was born in Manchester on A holy week remembrance of the Nordeen with Stephen Neilsen on zard. April 26, 1896, and was a member of / 200 events of Good Friday will be the organ. Manchester Lodge 73 and Delta / nautical \ Patrick Madden of 59 Scott Drive I m presented by the Chancel (jholr ' South United Methodist Church, was pronounced dead at Manchester Chapter of Masons of Manchester. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of 1226 Main St., will also have a He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. ------^ - Pistons close Memorial Hospital at 9:30 p.m. the Nazarene, 236 Main St. sunrise service Easter Sunday, star­ Tuesday, about an hour after police Reginald (Bernice) Cartwright of FALKLAND J A program of sacred music has ting at 5:17 a.m. with- Stephen found him lying face down in the Manchester and a brother, John S. \ been planned to cause people to Davies as guest speaker. Stevenson of Manchester. He also ISLANDS J snow on Colonial Road. Police say \ / think about the price that was really There will also be services at 9 Madden had no pulse when they leaves three other daughters, a son, paid for man’3 redemption, church and 10:45 a.m. on Easter Sunday. found him. Efforts to revive him another brother and two sisters, all officials said. The Rev. Neale The topic of the sermon, to be out of town; grandchildren and 18 with cardio-pulmonary resuscita­ 21 McLain will read Scripture and preach^ by the Rev. George Webb, great-grandchlidren. in on miracle tion, both on the scene and in the preside over a communion service, will be “ Easter — An Acrostic.” ambulance on the way to the Funeral services and burial will assisted by the Rev. George Em- There will be a Good Friday ser­ grabbed 10 rebounds to power the hospital, were unsuccessful. bein Titusville. Memorial donations mitt. vice at 7:30 D.m. at South United, By United Press International sparked by Rudy Macklin's 7 points, to cut the Pistons’ lead to 88-84 at Spurs. Mike Woodson "1^ Kansas Madden, an employee of the may be made to St. Jude's BRITAIN ANNOUNCES BLOCKADE “ The Seven Last Words of with Pastor Webb preaching on the City with 21 points. Buckland Post Office, had apparent­ Children's Hospital, Memphis, topic, “ He Suffered and Died.” Kelly Trlpucka and Bill Laimbeer the end of the period. . . . Argentina vows to hold on Christ,” a sacred Lenten cantata, Bulls 122, Cui aliers 105 ly been driving home in a friend's Tenn. will be presented Friday at 7:30 Center Congregational Church teamed with Kent Benson and Isiah But the Pistons increased their At Richfield, Ohio, Reggie Theus car that broke down along the way Thomas F. Hussey p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, will have Easter worship services at Thomas Wednesday night to boost lead to 95-84 with a 7-point run to scored 22 points and Artis Gilmore on Sheldon Road. Madden decided to EAST HARTFORD - Thomas Church Street, by the Emanuel 9 and 11 a.m. with a “Coffee the Detroit Pistons to a 120-115 vic­ open the final period and led 115-105 and Ronnie Lester add^ 20 apiece try and walk the rest of the distance Francis Hussey, 92, of 26 Saunders Choir. Shoppe" between s ervices in tory over the Atlanta Hawks. with 2:13 to play. However, Atlanta Haig aims to avert as Chicago snapped a six-game to his home, which was less than a St., died Tuesday at St. Francis Several soloists will be featured Woodruff Hall. Tripuka scored 27 points, Benson ran off 8 straight points to pull losing streak. Cleveland has now mile away. Hospital and Medical Center. He and the cantata will be directed by The Sanctuary of the church will sparked a 7-point burst to open the within two with 39 seconds left. dropped 13 straight. Madden was the husband of was the husband of the late Effie P. Melvin Lumpkin, organist and be open Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. for fourth period with a 3-point play, Thomas then hit his free throw Mavericks 123, Jazz 109 Ellfriede (Schrapf) Madden. (Nicholson) Hussey. choirmaster. Good Friday meditations. Thomas hit a crucial free throw and Laimbeer converted his foul war over Falklands shots to ensure the victory. At Dallas, the Mavericks scored He was born in Portadown, Coun­ Funeral services will be Saturday Trinity Covenant Church will have There will be Good Friday ser­ with 18 seconds left to give the In other games, Philadelphia beat 38 first-quarter points to take a 15- ty Armagh, Northern Ireland and at 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan an Easter Sunrise service, vices at 7:30 p.m. at North United Pistons a 116-113 advantage and Laimbeer sealed the victory with New Jersey, 116-113, Washington point advantage and then coast to had been a resident of Manchester Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East CuntinurH from page one “ We still believe peace will be organized and led by the Trinity Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. four free throws in the final 10 topped Indiana, 97-85, San Antonio victory, Darrell Griffith had 27 sinc^ 1946. Hartford. Calling hours are Friday maintained, but if they attack us we Youth Group. After sunrise service, The youth of Enrianuel Lutheran seconds. defeated Kansas City, 118-113, points for Utah but Adrian Dantley He was employed as a postal clerk from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial will defend ourselves,” said Argen­ which will be at 6:15 a.m., there will Church will conduct an overnight ” It’s probably still going to take a Chicago beat Cleveland, 122-105, was held to 14. at the Buckland Post Office substa­ donations to St. Mary’s Church, 15 in the nostrils and the sound of bat­ tine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa be a- 7 a.m. breakfast. TTiere will Easter Vigil starting 8 p.m. Satur­ miracle (to make the playoffs),” Dallas clubbed Utah, 123-109, and Nuggets 129, Warriors 121 tion for II years and before that at Maplewood Ave., East Hartford. tle in the ears,” Lt. Cmdr. Nigel Mendez, who rushed home from also be two other services, one at 8 day, at the church. said Detroit Coach Scotty Robert­ Denver beat Golden State, 129-121. At Oakland, Calif., Dan Issel the main station in Manchester. He Ward of the Invincible was quoted talks with -iHaig in Washington Eben G. Day son, “ but we’re a lot closer th^n we 76erH 116, Nets 113 scored 28 points and Alex English was a member of St. Bartholomew's by The Daily Telegraph as saying. Wednesday! London would be EAST HARTFORD - Eben G. were at the beginning of the game.” At East Rutherford, N.J., Julius ' added 24 to saprk Denver. Bernard Church, and V.F.W. Post 2046 of Argentina vowed to defy the responsible Uor anything that Proposal would test Day. 50, of 96 Arnold Drive, died With the triumph, Detroit im­ Erving scored 38 points — 17 in the King scored 33 for Golden State, Manchester, and was a veteran of blockade and defend the Falklands, happens around the islands, he Wednesday in Manchester proved to 36-40 and the Pistons trail fourth period — and Caldwell Jones which dropped out of the sixth spot the Korean War, .serving in the lOIst which it seized Friday, from British added. Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ pulled down 14 rebounds as in the Western Division playoff Airborne Air Wing. sea and air attacks, and ordered 50,- the Hawks by two games for the band of Gerda (Zimmermann) Day. British Ambassador Anthony prospective teachers race. Besides his wife he leaves five 000 reserve troops on alert. sixth and final spot in the Eastern Philadelphia snapped New Jersey’s Funeral services will be Saturday Williams, who left Argentina four-game winning streak. aunts, Elizabeth McParland, The Falklands, a British colony ^Conference playoff race. at 1 p.m. from the Newkirk & .Wednesday, warned unless Bullets 97, Pacers 85 Margaret Cratty, Teresa Machell, since 1833, have been a major HARTFORD (U P I) - Would-be now required only to pass teacher “ This was a big win for us,” Funeral Saturday Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ diplomatic action produces an im­ At Indianapolis, Frank Johnson Catherine Beattie and Rita Miller, stumbling block to cordial relations teachersi will have to know their education courses before being Robertson said. ” We got careless HARTFORD (U P I) - Funeral side Ave., East Hartford. Friends mediate solution, “ There’s going to all of Manchester; three uncles, between London and Buenos Aires reading, writing and arithmetic recommended for certification. with the ball in the end, but maybe scored 21 points and led Washington services will be held Saturday in may call Friday from 6 to 9 p.m., at be a very serious conflict.” Harry Madden and Frank Madden, for most of the century. before heading for classrooms in “ This is a very big first step,” that’s the pressure on this young from an early 10-point deficit to its Rowley, Mass., for Ernest L. Pleau, the funeral home. There will be a “ There should have been a both of Manchester and Patrick The announcement of the said June K. Goodman of Danbury, team. The schedule is in our favor.” win over the Pacers. Masonic service at 7:30 p.m. diplomatic solution stopping it Connecticut. the father of the coach and director Madden in New York. blockade and Argentina's intention sworn in Wednesday by Gov. Detroit built an 86-72 advantage Spurs 118, Kings 113 Memorial contributions to tbe happening,” said Williams, quoted Prospective teachers must pass a of hockey operations for the Hart­ Funeral services will be Saturday to defy it cut the time in which a William O’Neill as board chairman. with 3:15 to play in the third quarter At San Antonio, Texas, Mike Masonic Home and Hospital, from Argentina in an exclusive in­ basic skills test before being cer­ ford Whalers. at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes negotiated solution might be but the Hawks went on a 12-2 spurt. Mitchell scored 40 points and Wallingford. terview with Independent Radio tified to teach under a plan approved She succeeds the late John E. Tof- Pleau died Tuesday at Anna Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with a reached from about 10 days, when News. Wednesday by the state ^ a r d of folon, who died in February. Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, blessing at 10 a.m. at St. Anna B. Hampton the British fleet was expected to “ I ’m certain that the right thing Education to help stop “ the erosion Connecticut becomes the 14th Mass., after a long illness. He was Bartholomew Church. Burial will be Anna B. (Liss) Hampton, 72, of 22 arrive in the South Atlantic, to just now is to reopen the diplomatic of confidence” in public education. state to approve a competency test 72. in St. James Cemetery. A rhass of Ann St., died Wednesday at her four days. channel and get discussions going “ A licensing examination would for teachers in a growing national UPI photo He leaves his wife, Norma; a son, home. She was the wife of Clifford The military junta reassured ap­ Yankees hopeful Christian burial will be on April 17 because if not, there’s going to be a stem the erosion of confidence in concern about the quality of Larry Pleau, director of hockey at 10 a.m. in St. Bartholomew E. Hampton. prehensive patriots Britain would very serious conflict,” he said. our public school system,” said teaching in the classroom. operations of the National Hockey Church. Friends may call at the She was born in Manchester on not be able to wrest control of the The Organization of American Catherine Smith, a member of the The concern has grown following QUEBEC'S MARIO MAROIS BATTLES FOR PUCK League Whalers, and a daughter, funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and Aug. 27, 1909 and had lived in town windswept islands from Argentine States also convened a special ses­ Connecticut Association of Boards national reports that contend an in­ . . . with Montreal's Keith Acton In playoff action Linda Christie of Drumfries, Va. 7 to 9 p.m. most of her life. Before retiring she occupation forces in a sea and air for Saturday game sion today to offer its services in of Education, which supported the creasing number of teachers have V was employed at the Manchester battle 8,000 miles from home. resolving the crisis, which Carlos plan. failed to mastered the basic skills get the field in playing condition Trophy game To pay respects Modes for 16 years. She and her hus­ Bernal, Colombia’s ambassador to The competency test requires they are supposed to teach. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New before Saturday. band observed their 50th wedding the hemispheric organization, said prospective teachers to prove they York Yankees have postponed their NEW YORK (U P I) - Baseball VFW Post 2046 and its Ladies The Yankees also were forced to anniversary this past Sept. 23. “ endangers peace on the con­ have mastered basic reading, next two scheduled home games and stars and city officials announced Auxiliary, will meet at the Holmes Besides her husband she leaves a F ir e calls Oilers learn lesson will open their season Saturday postpone Friday night’s scheduled tinent.” writing, and arithmetic skills. Monday the revival of The Mayor’s Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friday Santa Fe game against the White Sox but will daughter, Mrs. Carol Wiersman of . Beginning in 1985, teaching can­ against the Chicago White Sox, the Trophy, an annual game between at 7 p.m. to pay respects to the late make that game up as part of an Vernon; three grandsons, Steven, Air quality report didates must pass two tests, one at The Museum of New Mexico, San­ club announced Wednesday. the Yankees and the Mets devised in Patrick Madden, a member of the Scott and*Christopher Wiersman. The Yankees, who were snowed Easter Sunday double-header. Wednesday 1:29 p.m. —Fire in HARTFORD (U P I) - The state the beginning of their training and ta Fe, maintains the oldest public 1963 to raise money for sandlot post. out of their scheduled season opener Saturday’s game will begin at 2 p.m'. Funeral services will be Saturday duplex, 201 Adams St. (Eighth Department, of Environmental one tefbre receiving certification building in the United States. -The baseball. Post members will put on the EST with Sunday’s doubleheader at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral District) from fhb'state. Palace of the Governors (built in with defense failed against Texas Tuesday, originally The game, suspended in 1979 due Protection forecast good air quality ritual. Mrs. Madden is a member of Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. p ostp on ed that game until scheduled to start at 1:05 p.m. Wednesday, 5:11 p.m. —Auto across Connecticut for today. The Those who fail will be offered 1610), a hall of modern Indian to low crowd turnouts, will be the Auxiliary. Thur^ay. But the blizzard which A spokesman for the Yankees said Burial will be in the West Cemetery. extrication, 1-86 westlraund Exit 93 DEP reported good air quality remedial classes and may take the culturcr collected works of artists of played May 27 at Yankee Stadium. designated shadow for the series, scored two goals and starred on a struck the city Tuesday left so much opening day tickets are the only Johanna F. Geary Friends may call at the funeral (Eighth District) statewide oh Wednesday also. test again. Teaching students are the Southwest, and folk art exhibits. By United Press International Tickets may be purchased at either home Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Dan Bonar, finished with a goal and Philadelphia penalty-killing team snow on the field that the grounds ones that will be valid for Saturday's EAST HARTFORD - Johanna Thursday, 4:38 a.m. ^Extrication team's outlets at regular season to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions The youthful, high-scoring Ekl- three assists. that stopped five New York power crew said they would not be able to game. (Flaherty) Geary, 82, of 27 Brent- from tractor trailer jack-knifed on prices. The revival was announced may be made to the Manchester monton Oilers learned a valuable Bruins 3, Sabres 1 plays, giving the Flyers an opening- moor Road, died Tuesday at a local 1-86 westbound. Exit 94 (Eighth at a City Hall news conference Public Health Nursing Association, lesson Wednesday night — the name At Boston, Peter McNab and Brad game upset. convalescent hospital. She was the District) during which Mayor'Edward Koch 150 N, Main St. This Sunday is Easter Sunday of the game in the Stanley Cup Park staked Boston to a 2-0 lead and Black Hawks 3, North Stars 2 wife of the late William B. Geary Sr. presented “ crying towels" to playoffs is defense. rookie Mike Moffat, playing just his At Bloomington, Minn., Greg Fox Local contests postponed Funeral services will be Saturday representatives of both teams, Rookie Daryl Evans, playing in third NHL game, turned aside 24 blasted a 40-foot shot past at 9:15 a.m. from Newkirk & saying “ one of you will need these.” only his 14th NHL game, scored two shots to enable the Bruins to take a Minnesota goalie GiUes Meloche at For obvious reasons, opening day Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ to next Saturday. East Catholic and Net tickbt receipts will be donated goals and added two assists and 1-0 lead in their series. 3:34 of sudden-death overtime to of the 1982 scholastic spring season side Ave., East Hartford with a Woman injured; Manchester girls’ track teams are to amateur baseball programs Charlie Sinuner scored the game­ Islanders 8, Penguins I lead Chicago. will have to wait awhile. blessing in St. Rose Church at 10 scheduled to appear at the relays. throughout the city. o o d la n d winning goal at 14:56 of the third At Uniondale, N.Y., Clark Gillies Blues 4, Jets 3 Baseball games between Bloom­ a.m. A mass of Christian burial will GARDENS period to lead the Los Angeles Kings and Bryan Trottier scored two goals At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Guy field and East Catholic, Cheney be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. struck by car The Eternal Symbol of Easter to a KMI upset of the Oilers in the each to power the defending cham­ Lapointe and Brian Sutter scored Tech and Bast Hampton, and Bolton Burial will be in St. Mary's first game of their best-of-five pions. third-period goals within a span of and RHAM were on today’s slate Cemetery. There are no calling Smytbe Division playoff series. A woman suffered a fractured pelvis when EASHR LILIES ___ Canadiens 5, Nordiques 1 2:45 to spark St. Louis. The victory along with a — can you believe this hours. The teams established a playoff she was struck by a car while trying to walk At Montreal, Mario Tremblay and was the first ever for the Blues in — tennis match beween Cheney record for most goals in. a s i^ le across an icy road Tuesday. 5 large Mark Napier scored two goals each three years at the Winnipeg Arena. Tech and Rocky Hill. Helmut O. Trautnar game, surpassing the IS scored by to spark tbe Canadiens’ 41-shot Canucks 5, Flames 3 Also slated was Manchester Com­ EASy HARTFORD - Helmut 0. Andrea Mattesen of 79 High St. was flowers Chicago and Montreal in 1973 and assault. Montreal's nigged defense At Vancouver, British Columbia, munity College on the baseball dia­ Trautner, 83, of 397 Forest St., died crossing Broad Street just south of West Mid­ tied last year by Minnesota and stymied Quebec's fast-breaking Lars Lindgren, Lars Molin and Gary mond against tbe UConn jayvees. Monday at a local convalescent dle Turnpike when she was struck by a car Boston., offense. Lupul scored third-period goals to The third annual Nutmeg Relays home. He was the husband of the driven by Randy G. McCarthy of 132 Falknor Ekimonton’s Wayne Gretzky, who Flyers 4, Rangers 1 power the Canucks to only their slated Saturday at Conard High, in late Bertha G. Trautner. Drive. McCarthy said he tried to avoid hitting was constantly harassed by his At' New York, Darryl Sittler fourth playoff victory in 18 games. West Hartford, havebeen postponed Funeral services will be Saturday her, but was unable to stop his car in time. No at 11 a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney charges have been filed against him. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., A East Hartford. Friends may call Mattesen was taken by ambulance to DEXTER LITE Friday from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Manchester Memorial Hospital, where she Start the year off Lite. In Dexter Lites. 4 flowers *4.44 funeral home. was reported to be in good condition. For lots of comfort and less weight. Baseball bats made to order With flexible lightweight soles and Tulips leather-wrapped padded insoles. It's M .99 Major league baseball bats are made to One of baseball’s best-known brother acts, the Lite way. It's Dexter. is here order and BIU Guilfoile, of basebaU’s Hall of the Waners, Paul and Lloyd, of Pittsburgh Daffodils 5.79 SPRING Fame office in Cooperstown, N.Y., forwards fame, never had any favorite model but were LAWN-BOY plant some interesting information on bats. H e r a ld regular .300 plus hitters. Hyacinths 4.99 Guilfoile is a one-timp member of tbe New Orlando Cepeda believed that there was York Yankee and Pittsburgh Pirate public A n g l e only one bit in each bat and once in a five-hit Cinerarias 6.95 PANSIES game he used five different bats. relations office. Earl Yost, ^ can be. ^ Babe Ruth once used a bat that weighed 52 Calceolaria 6.95 Sports Editor M e ww in ounces, heaviest ever made by the Hillericb White ash preferred 5 m owers in^ Geraniums 1.59 8t Bradsby Co., in LouisvUle, Ky., who flower manufacture the Lmiisville Slugger line. White ash, mainly from Pennsylvania and One LaiMn-Boy Supreme, Hwith the Azaleas The preferred weight today for a bat 31 to New York stote, is the preferred lumber used emezing New Generetion 2-cycle engine, 33 ounces. today. Violets Billy Goodman, who won an American Trera are cut into bolts and then into cen do ell these iobs\ .. beeutifully. League batting title while with the Boston wedges and the splits are rounded on semi­ Gardenias Red Sox, carried a 29 ounce model to the automatic lathes at the mill. After the logs plate. are inspected, stacked and seasoned in the + many more Tbe heaviest bats in use today, 39 ounces, Harry “ The Hat” WaUier, while playing for open air, the wood is forced against a are the weapons of two P ittsb iu ^ Pirate (jolumbus in the American Assn., in the early whirling cylinder of pre-set knives and ll'i- players, WilUe Stargell and Dave Parker. 1940s, needed a bat and when the St. Louis roughly shaped into the form of a bat. ) V Headquarters for: The Kentucky bat company employs 600 Cards’ top minor league club played in A final lathe hones the bat to exact Y Qreenviews, Scotta basket people and its clients includes about 99 per­ LouisviUe, he stopped off at the bat factory. specifications ordered by the player and cent of the major league bats used today. The only manufactured bat that met the Mllargranite turned by hand. All bato are sanded, in- A1 Simmons used the longest bat, 39 inches, desired specifications was one being used by spect«l for quality and branded. Ortho—Old Fox, ^ Spreed clippings Side beg« U s e r b eg * Oiwonvlow while Wee WilUe Keeler’s favorite was 30Vk a plant employee to stir stain. Walker said he All Louisville Sluggers are stamped with a I with Che built -in with optioro p tio n a l With optional Side discharge Cadwell & Jones inches, the shortest, the size Little Leaguers would like to use it. combination letter and number. The letter accessories accessories Giwenpower c h u te use today. After a four-hit game that night, Walker coincides with the first letter of the player’s Acres of Evergreens, 20,000 sq. ft (W acre) GuilfoUe points out that the big leaguers go ordered the two-tone finish ^ c h later LAWN-BOY” Rhododendrons, last name and the number issued is the next through six to seven dozen a season. Ruth became known as the' WaUier finish. Today in succession. For example, the K-55 model Axalees, lendeceplng once used 170 bats in a single season whUe on the style Is used by a number of major evergreens, fruit end popularized by Chuck Klein, was the 55th Com* MO *11 tho the other hand, BUI Terry once went through leaguers which has an unfinished handle. variety ord er^ by a player whose last name •dvtirtagM ol tlw O m pm en te l Tre.ee, ..w^lO .95 Uie complete 162-game slate and used but two Rod Carew, who is a master with the bat, began with the letter K. nraatito, durabl* M n g Lawn Food Lawn-Boy. Bierriee, bulbs, vines, bats. having won four American League batting ierennlals, Toole, SpOClal 18,000 aq. f t Marv Throneberry never set the National Dark colored bats make up 40 percent of crowns, prefers a bat 5^th no finish. League on fire with his hitting when he fnseellcldee, pots -I- me producUon today, the hickory-type finish Mike Schmidt, the current most valuable Stop in and more. played with the New York Mets. The current .J15 .9 9 23.99 was popular in the early 1900s. player in the National League and home run beer commerclAl figure ordered 14 different Check our Specials. Rogers Hornsby, considered by many the king, prefers an additional refinement to his models during his brief career. Mulch clippings * ! Shred leeeee* r e c l s greatest righthanded batter, preferred a bats which requires a special treatment by a UPt photo W ith o p tio n a l A 5 f With optional "Your Q uality A lon 't S h o p " .Today his T-8S is used by a pretty good 4 a c c e s s o r y n e H u m MU nuBMiy ADVICE .brown stain^ bat. gas flame which hardens the surface. accessories d o w n t o w n 'MANCHBSTM V itN O N hitter, George Brett of the Kansas City 903 MAIN ST. TM-OTY PtAZA Royals. Brett apparently can do a lot more Remember when .. . CAPITOL EQUIPMENT , Om " 0W6 *.30-5,10 Him - « *0 0 OpM WW.. n«m . * *A 13 *0 0 Two-tone bat Mickey Mantle never developed his own with the model than Throneberry ever did a« Main 8 t . MancnBBtBr D ^ J ~ / s l D o 'OMflUftlf auiw , model and when be hit tape-measure home like winning the I960 American League bat- Fuzzy Zoeller wears old-time knickers as he prepares to tee off Origin of the two-tone bat is interesting. runs U was done with borrowed bats. •tog crown. on first hole of par three tourney at Augusta prior to Masters. Zoeller won Masters In 1979. See story on page 11. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.i April 8. 19«2 - I I NCHESTKK HKRAKD. Thurs., April 8, 1982 ______Pitching staff thin with Indians

good year,” offers Race, who Scoreboard Peck, Bilodeau, Petersen, score their share of runs. Big Peck who pitched twice, for a veteran senior Don .will be looking to see how the By Len Auster Kearns and junior Jay Cullen innings may not be a norm but total of 4 1/3 innings. Sumislaski at shortstop. questions are answered in the Herald Sportswriter will be tested on the mound. ' doing the little things to push “ This is the most in­ ■ Third base wili be occupied Race is not sure whoTl be markers across is a hope. progression of the '82 year. Only three veterans return experienced team we have by either sophomore Chris Schedule: April Enfield his opening game starter with “ We don’ t have o v e r­ 13 from last year's state Class had in a dozen years. Usually Petersen or senior Doug the '82 open slated Tuesday powering pitching so we'll H, 15 Fermi A, 20 Hall H, 22 LL quarterfinalists. That you have one or two pitchers Whitaker with the former also against Enfield High at Kelley need control to get by along East Hartford A 1 ,p.m., 24 means second-year coming back and we have non- sla t^ for some mound work. East Catholic H 11 a.m., 26 I .os Angeles 3 5 ^ 1 0 PHILADELPHIA (1161 S|*;a TTLE MINNESOTA ATLANTA SAN DIEGO Field. with good defense,” Race Edmonton 42!^-8 Erving 15 8-11 38. B. Jones 4 16 9. C. ab r h bi a b .rh b i ab r h bi ab r h bi Manchester High Baseball Catching is in the hands of 4 12 2 e. Peck pitched but he pitched Wethersfield A, 28 Simsbury First period—1. Edmonton. Anderson 1 Jones 5 36 13. Hollins 6 26 14. Cheeks 4 JCruz 2b 4 0 10 Eisnrch cf 4 0 12 BuIUt (T 4 13 2 Richrds If "W e have question marks remarks, “ This team poten­ 4 0 10 Coach Don Race has a very little (last year)," states senior Bob Piccin, who batted (I^wo. Kurri). 1:35. 2, Los Angeles, 0-1 8. Bantom 3 2-2 8. Toney 7 1-2 16. MCastll 3b 5 1 2,1 Vega ph 10 10 Huhhrd 2b 4 10 1 Bonilla 2b H, 30 Conard A, May 3 Penney 4 0 0 0 all over the place,” Race con­ tially is strong defensively,” Rozck 1 (Fox. Evans). 6:001. 3, B a s k e tb a ll Richardson 1 06 2. Dawkins 4 16 9. Bo< hte If 5 0 2 1 Hatcher rf 0 0 0 0 Wshngln rf 5 0 11 Tempitn ss bushelful of questions for the Race. a team-high .366 a year ago 3 0 10 adding graduated Alex H, 5 Windham H, 7 Enfield A, Edmonton. Roulston 1 (Hughes), 6:16. 4, Totals 49 18-28 116. Serna ss 0 0 0 0 Wilfong 2b 5 0 12 Horner 3b 4 0 0 0 Jones cf upcoming 1982 campaign. cedes, “ This is probably the 4 0 00 The infield will have Peck, with 19 RBI. His back-up is 10 Fermi H, 12 Hall A, 14 East Edmonton. Siltanen 1- (Anderson, Gretz- N EW JE R S E Y (113) y.f'iV. dh 4 12 1 Engle rf 3 0 0 0 Murphy If 4 13 2 Lezeano rf most inexperienced team Britnell, now with the UConn B Williams 7 36 17. King 10 44 24. Randle pr 00 0 0 Mitchell cf 0 0 0 0 Chmbls lb 4 0 0 0 Boone p 0 0 0 0 ■ First and foremost is the when he’s not pitching, senior Joe Chetelat. k v). 6:36. 5. Edmonton, Siltanen 2 0 0 0 0 jayvees, will be difficult to Hartford H, 17 Wethersfield iCiretzkv, Kurri), 9:02. 6. Los Angeles. Elmore 2 44 8. R Williams 10 66 28. (’owens rf 4 0 10 Smalley ss 3 10 0 Benedict c 4 2 10 F)eLeon p pitching staff which is almost w e’ve had in years. The 4 0 10 at first base, The alternate is Fox 1 (Lewis), 14:06. 7. Los Angeles. Walker 5 06 ll. Cook 6 2-2 14, O’Koren 2 Simpson cf 5 00 0 Hrbek’ lb 32 11 RHam rz ss 4 12 0 Kennedy c replace In centerfield. H, 19 Simsbury A, 21 Conard 4 1 0 0 totally void of varsity Chetelat, or his brother, pitching staff does not have Taylor 1 (Simmer), 19:53. Penalties— 2-2 6. Bailev 1 36 5. Gminski 0 06. Van M aler lb 3 12 1 Gactti 3b 4 0 10 Walk p 2 0 10 Salazar 3b junior Leon Bilodeau. The H, 24 Penney A, 26 Windham 3 0 0 0 one person who has been “ We have a lot of question Bo'nar. L A , 1:19; Gretzky, Edm , 1:19; Breda K olif 0 0-2 0 Totals 43 2466 113. l'’ ssian c 3 2 2 0 Johnsn dh 4 13 0 Camp p“ '1 0 0 0 Perkins lb experience. Not one hurler sophomore Glenn Chetelat, 1 1 0 0 latter, a lefthanded thrower, A, 27 East Catholic A (at Wells. LA, minor-misconduct (game IMiiladelphia 3328 19 36—116 Sirghtr ph 1 0 0 0 Ward If 3 2 2 1 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Edwrds lb tested on the varsity level.” marks, in almost every area. 10 10 with a decision from the 13-10 is also slated for hill service. will patrol leftfield with misconduct). 1:52; Fogolin. Edm. miscon­ New Jersey 30 20 25 38—113 TCruz ss 3 0 0 0 Butera c 3 10 1 Montefsc p MCC). Games not noted 3:30 By United Press International 10 0 0 junior Mike McKenna in The hitting attack is a ques­ These kids will have to hustle duct. 1:52; Korab. LA . misconduct, 2:42; NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Three-point goals-R. Williams 2. Bosley If 10 0 0 Flannry ph diamond nine is back. Closest Either Scott LaBrec or Tim Divisional Semifinals 0 0 0 0 p.m. Semenko. Edm. 4:20; L. Murphy, LA. By United Press International Walker. Fouled out—King. Total fouls— Totals 38 5 12 4 Totals 33 7 10 7 Chiffer p center and either Fogarty or tion, as well, although ^ c e and Improve as the season Best of ‘Five 2 12 0 to resemblance of experience Fogarty, a pair of seniors, will 7 19. Anderson. Edm. double minor, Eastern Conference I’hiladelphia 26. New Jersey 29 Technl- Seattle 001 103 (100- 5 Lefebvr rf goes on If we are to have a Wales Conference • junior Sean Kearns in right. feels the Silk Towners will 7:19. Taylor. LA . 8:34; Gretzky. Edm. Atlantic Division la l^ W a lk er A-14.16I Minnesota 001 510 OOx- 7 Totals 36 6 11 6 Totals 35 4 8 2 is senior righthander Paul be at second base with Patrick Division 19:05 W L Pet. GB F/—Eisenreich. Wilfong. M. Castillo. DP Athinla 003 001 101- 6 N.Y. Islanders vs. Pittsburgh x-Boston 56 17 .773 — Seattle 1. Minnesota 1. LOB—Seattle 12. San Diego 000 000 031- 4 (N.Y. Islanders lead series, l-O) Second period-8, Los Angeles. Smith 1 U TAH (109) lunnssistM), 3:11. 9. Los Angeles, Dionne x-Philadclphia 54 22 .711 4*-^ Minnesota 7. 2B—Bochle 2, Johnson 2. M I*>-(’ hambliss, Camp. Tem pleton DI Apr. 7 — N.Y. Islanders 8, Pittsburgh 1 Danllev 6 2-2 14. Poquetle 3 2-2 8. Now Jersey 39 37 .513 Castillo HR-Zisk (1). Hrbek (1). Maler Atlanta 2 L O I^ A tla n ta 6. San D iego 7 Apr. 8 — Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 1 (Taylor, L. Murphy), 9:17. 10. Schaves'6 10-10 22, Green 2 16 5. Griffith Edmonton. Huddy 1 (unassisted), 13:30. Washinclon 39 37 .513 19*^ (2i 2B-Murphy. Benedict HR-Murphy (D V: 8 p.m. to 7-6 27, Hardv 1 06 2. Duren 2 06 4. II. Los Angeles, Dionne 2 (Taylor, N ew York 32 43 .427 26 IP H R ER BB SO SB- Murpliv. Butler. Richards S—W^k^ Apr.'10— N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh. Wilkins 2 2-2 6 .'Wood I 2-2 4. Nicks 6 1-2 Evans). 14:17. 12. Los Angeles, Evans 1 Central Division Seattle ’ IP H R E R B B S O Zahn four-hitter R p.m. 13. Rohinzine 0 06 0. Cattage 1 2-2 4. v-Milwaukce 53 23 .067,— (Smith, Hopkins), 15:00. 13. Edmonton. ’’’otals 4(1 29-32 109. Beattie d . 0-1 • 4 5 6 5 3 1 Atlanta - „ , x-Apr. 11 — N.Y. Islanders at Atlanta 38 38 .500 15 Walk 'W 161 7 5 3 0 2 1 I.umley 1 (ufetzkv, Lariviere), 17:22. 14. D ALLAS 1123) Nunez 31-3 ‘ 4 1 1 2 I Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Detroit 36 40 .474 17 ('am p 12-3 3 I 1 I 0 I.OS Angeles, Evafhs 2 (Bonar, Lew is), Bristow 2 2-2 6. Vincent 12 76 31. Andersen 16 0 0 0 0 0 Rogers looks ahead to better days x*Apr. 13 — Pittsburgh at N.Y. Indiana 33 43 .434 20 G.’irber (S li 16 0 0 0 0 0 19:36. Penalties—Lumlcy, Edm. 6:39; Cooper 5 46 14. Davis 8 06 16. Turner 2 Vandeberg 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Islanders,'6 p.m. Chlcaco 30 46 .366 23 Huddy. Edm , 8:40; Hughes, Edm. 13:06. 7-2 6, Aguirre 9 34 21. Blackman 6 24 Minnesota San Diego N.Y. Rangers vs. Philadelphia 15 61 .197 38 stops Athletics Third pcriod^lS, Edmonton, Gretzky 1 Cleveland 14. Llovd 1 0-2 3. Spanarkel 4 44 12. Erickson (W 16) -5 7 4 3 3 2 Montfsc ‘L 0-1) 606 7 4 4 1 2 (Philadelphia leads series. 1-0) (Anderson. Kurri), 10:20, 16, Edmonton. Western Conference Arrovo 2-321100 C hilfer 206 1 1 0 1 3 Apr. 7 — Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers Nimphi'us 0 06 0. Totals 49 2462 123 NEW YORK (U P I) — As long as baseball Rogers shoulders all responsibility for what Maginan 1 (Messier, Siltanen). 12:20. 17 Midwest Division Utah 24 26 28 31-109 B OasliUo 26 n 0 0 2 0 Bo..ne 01-3 3 1 1 0 1 1 W L Pet. GB Corbett (SI) 22-3 3 0 0 0 2 DeLeon 0 2-3 0. 0 0 0 1 sixth and Burleson added an RBI Apr. 8 — Philadelphia at N.Y. Los Angeles. Simmer 1 (Taylor. Dionne), Dallas 3834 25 25-123 records are kept Ralph Branca will be happened, pointing out that while he natural­ By Richard Rosenblatt 14 56 18. Nicholls .1 (F o x ). 19:08 San Antonio 45 31 .568 — Erickson pitched to 2 batters in 6th Walk pitched to 3 hatters in 8th Rangers. 8:30 p.m. Three-point goals—Lloyd. Fouled out— single for a 6-0 lead. Downing Penalties—none . Denver 44 32 .579 1 HBP- hv Erickson (T Cruz). T-2 58 T 2:40 A-16,684 remembered most as the pitcher who gave up Sports ly wasn’t ecstatic over the outcome, he never •Apr 10 — N.Y. Rangers at CootK'i. Total fouls—Utah 29. Dallas 28 UPI Sports Writer Shots on goal—Los' Angeles 11-13-11—35. Houston 43 33 .566 2 •\ 5.213 the home run to Bobby Thomson that cost the considered jumping out the window. Nor did collected his sacrifice fly in the Philadelphia. 1:30 p.m. \ i m Edmonton 17-8-8—33. Kansas City 26 50 .342 19 x-Apr 11 — NY. Rangers at Brooklyn Dodgers the National League pen­ he endure any sleepless nights. After just two winning seasons in seventh after Carew walked, Goalies—l/)s Angeles. Lessard. Edmon- Dallas 26 51 J38 19>/i nnCA(i()' CINCINNATI Parade CAIJFORMA OAKLAND Philadelphia. 7 p.m. Utah 22 54 289 23 i ab r h bi ab r h hi nant,in 1951. “ If I hadn’t thought out the pitch I threw a nine-year major league career, Jackson singled and DeCinces 1.111. Fuhr A-17.4SO. at) r h bi ab r h bi x-Apr. 13 — Philadelphia at N.Y. Pacific Division 4 12 1 4 1 1 1 Hendrsn If 4 0 0 0 Wills 2b 4 0 3 1 Oester 2b It was unfortunate for both Branca and the him (Monday) as completely as I did, it California’s Geoff Zahn has set walked. Rangers. TBA x-U»s Angeles 52 24 .684 — B u ile s n ...... 4 0 0 0 Milt Richman Lvnn ef 44 22 33 00 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 H'lwa ss 3 0 0 0 Driessn Ib In the only other game, Minnesota ('algary 102—3 x-Seattle 46 26 .663 2>^ Bucknr lb 5 0 10 Conepen ss 4 111 Dodgers, but he has long since learned how to might’ve been different,” Rogers says. “ The himself straight. Adams Division Carew Ih 44 22 33 22 Johnsri Johnsn dh 4 0 10 Vancouver 203-6 PhfK*nlx 42 33 .660 9*2 Durham rf 5 110 Cedeno cf 4 0 11 cope with those who ask him about it. Calmly topp^ Seattle 7-5. Kansas City at Montreal vs. Quebec Jackson rf 404 0 11 11 Armas Armas rf rf 40 10 pitch I wanted to throw, a sinker low and “ This year I made up my mind I Firs! period—1, Vancouver, Smyl 1 Golden State 42 34 563 10 Morelnd c 4 0 0 0 Bench 3b 2 10 0 (Montreal leads series. 1-0) . B(‘nu|uz rl ‘ 00 00 00 00 Klutts Klutts 3b 3b 3 0 10 and patiently, he calls attention to the fact away, was the right one. The count was 3- wouldn’t let the little things bother Baltimore, Cleveland at Milwaukee, 9 4 0 0 1 4 he’s bound to run into someone who’ll remind Cal. 10:37: Konroyd, Cal. major. 18:08; Friday’s Games llentlcTson, Bowa. Wills. M ilner 2, in the papers, but they still wanted to hear it As bad as it was, there were many other good Gene Mauch. pitcher, worked the final 2 2-3 in­ Catilornia Oakland Campbell Conference SmvI. Van. major. 18:08; Gradin. Van, • N ew Jersey at Boston Trevinn him he was the pitcher who gave up the home things I can remember about last season.” Oakland 1 1 50(' - Norris iL 0-1» from the copyright owner— Rogers, himself. “ He was outstanding his last two nings for the save. Eisenreich’s two- Norris Division 18 lio. Philadelphia at Atlanta IP H RERBBSO McLaughlin run to Rick Monday that cost the Expos the ' The question he has been asked most often Steve Rogers has the right idea. He’s a times out,” said Mauch, “ so I ’m not Minnesota vs. Chicago Shots on goal—Calgary 106-9—25. Cleveland at Indiana Minnesota 1 1 .50(' — Chi( ago run single sparked a five-run fourth Owi’hlnKo (Chicago leads series, 1-0)) Vancouver 15-8-12—35. Milwaukee at Detroit Se.atlle 1 1 .500 - Nnles 'L 0-11 pennant in 1981. is does he think Fanning made the right move good pitcher, the best one the Expos have at all surprised he went all the T - 2 29 A ' 17.576 Apr. 7 — Chicago 3. Minnesota 2 (ot) Goalies-Calgary. Riggin. Vancouver. Washington at Chicago Chicago 0 0 .000 Tulrnw Rogers isn’t aware of how Branca handled by taking out Ray Burris and putting him in? ever had, and he doesn’t propose to let one way.” Apr. 8 — Chicago at Minnesota. 8:30 Brodeur A—11.701. Utah at Kansas City Texas 0 0 ,000 — C.-imphell his problem. Truthfully, he’s not that in­ “ I ’ve got two answers,” says the 32-year- pitch ruin,the rest of his career. I^hn, whose best season came in p m Phoenix at Dallas Kansas Citv 0 1 .000 SAN FHANCISCO LOS. A N G ELES Hcrn.amlez Apr. 10 — Minnesota at Chicago. 8:30 Denever at Ia>s Angeles Wednesday’s Results ab r h bi ab r h bi- terested. He’s sorry what happened, sure. AMERICAN LEAGUE Seeelke old righthander, who threw both the first Jim Fanning isn’t worried about him at all. 1979 when he was 13-7 with P m Quebec 0 01—1 San Diego at Portland Minnesota 7. Seattle 5 Davis If 3 0 0 0 Sax 2b 5 1 1 0 Cmi’inn.’iti But — it’s all over with and Rogers is all set “ I don’t think what happened will bother x-Apr. II Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 Montreal 213—6 ('alitornia 7. Oakland 0 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 Landrex cf 4 14 1 Bex'nv -Clark. Evans 2, DP- San Francisco Fouled out—R. Johnson. King. Douglas, " out four as he became the • first thought we were more alert tonight (Los Angeles leads series. 1-0) A. Stastnv 1 kr Granato or sophomore Jill Gardiner Herald Sportswriter some depth and good pitching! Turnbull 1 (Hart), 19:51. Pcnaltles-W. Tiitals 48 26-.34 122. the 49ers attempted to will open at first base with We’re not great but if they feel they Babveh. StL, 2:17; Lukowich, Wpg. 4:14; CLEVELAND 005) Individual talent cannot be sophomore Stacy Simmons and Mullen. StL. 14:28; Steen. Wpg. 14:28. Robinson 2 1-2 5. Hubbard 5 24 12. return him to their roster are (maybe) they will play that Second period-4, St. Louis. Turnbull 2 Edwards 9 7-10 25. Wedman 7 2-2 16. through procedural recall Weather threatens Masters shortchanged, but neither should it junior Terry Grimaldi flip-flopping way. (Hart). 6:07. Penalties-Spring. Wpg, Te nnis Wllkerson 3 06 6. Silas 11 86 30. Harron sxsmsi RESERVE n 06 0. Restani 3 06 6. Mokeski 0 06, w aivers. W h itley had be figured an end-all. between second and short. “ I feel we have a talented cast but 3:06: M acU an . Wpg. 5:14; Wilson. StL, BUSCH WHISKEY 80 Proof 5:14; Turnbull. StL, 6:36; Turnbull, StL, Rrnn.son 2 1-1 5. Totals 42 21-28 1(£. signed with the 49ers last Individual talent doesn’t always McConville won’t settle the latter this could be a building year. We Chicago 31 27 34 3(k-l22 12 oz. BottiM AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P I) - Five­ thing necessary is pin placing. Put- ’ and myself.” major-minor. 12:41; Mann, Wpg, major- year as a free agent but time champion Jack Nicklaus, necessarily come out ahead. pair until he sees which alignment is have talent but everyone does, you minor. 12:41; Hart. SlL. 14:31; MacLean, Cleveland 26 27 25 27-106 ting them where they did in recent Nicklaus, who last won here in Wpg. 14:31; Mantha. Wpg. 14:47; Sutter, Fouled out—hone. Total fouls—Chicago later was released. With the recent past goading the best. Sophomore Martha Itorter and 20. Cleveland 27 A-4.167. defending champion Tom Watson, years wouldn’t be sensible.” 1975, resents not being one of this don’t find too many teams without StL, ^ •" ‘48 ** immediate future. East Catholic junior Dawn Soucy are vying for the third period-6. Winnipeg. Lindstrom 2 •IIJ and favorite Tom Kite are all soun­ Watson, who won his third year’s favorites. talent. We have to get this team girls’ softball Coach Jay McConville hot comer slot while senior co­ (D Babych, HawerchuK). 15:03. 6, St. Bv United Press International CASE 1.75 LItar ding the same note: Masters title last year by beating “ I don’t enjoy not being the spirit back together and whatever Louis. Sutter 1 (Federko, Mullen), 15:17. (300,000 Grand P rix has set his sights on establishing a captain M ichelle Freih eit and At Monte Carlo, Monaco, April 7 SAVE $2.33 Sava $1.00 If the wind blows as hard as Nicklaus and Johnny Miller by two favorite,” he said. “ Why would I we are lacking I feel this will make 7 St. Louis. Lapointe 1 (Federko. team feeling. sophomore Carolynn DelSignore ai;e Mullen). 18:(B. P en a lties-K ea . StL, 7:10; Second round Plut T»x »nd D»po$lt Pfut Tax predicted. Masters’ scores are going strokes, wasn’t as agreeable. feel any less capable of winning hgre up for it,” McConville offers. DeBlois. Wpg. 7:10; Wilson. StL, 9:58; D. Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia, def. Heinz to soar. again? “ I ’m trying to emphasize the battling for time behind the plate. ' Babych. Wpg, 11:31; Sutter. StL, 12:55; Guenthardt. Switzerland. 64, 6-1; Guiller­ “ The greens are so fast, you’ll mo Vilas. Argentina, def. Shlomo The 46th Masters began today un­ team concept,” remarks the sixth- “ We have a lot of depth, and I can First test for the Eaglettes is Lindstrom. Wpg, 16:42. have to putt defensively,” he said. “ I ’m playing considerably better Shots on goal—St, Louis 6-5-6—17. Glickstein, Israel, 6-4, 6-3; Bjorn Borg, year coach, who saw his club post a say that for the first time in many slated Saturday morning at 10 Sweden, def. Adriano Panatta, Italy. fr2. MILLER der a threat of rain — “ 70 percent “ With these slopes, if you get on the than I was through the Florida Winnipeg 11-7-&-36. SMIRNOFF VODKA years.' I can move girls around the 36. 6-4: Jose-Luis Clerc, Argentina, def. chance” sai(i the weather forecast . wrong side of the hole, your goose is swing,” said Nicklaus. “ I played 6-10 won-loss mark a year ago, o’clock on the road at Windsor High. Goalie»-St. Louls^ Liut. Winnipeg. 80 Proof 12 Oz. Cana infield and outfield with confidence Staniowski. A—13,081. Jose Higucras, Spain. 76,76; Eialbzs — but the 76 golfers in the star- cooked.” * poorly the first two days I was here “ We’ve had some excellent players That’s when McConville will first TarOezy. Hungary, def. Thierry Tulasne, in the past but not true team spirit for the first time in many years,” leam about his team and the team France, 6-3, 6-4; Yannick Noan, France, spangled field all insist they are Kite, sixth or better in five of the last week but then figured out what I to pull us through the tough games.” McConville states, “ I plan on a lot of concept he hopes to establish. def. Claudio Panatta. Italy. 36, 6-1, 76; more concerned about the wind and past six Masters but never a winner was doing wrong.” Philadelphia Manuel Orantes. Spain, def. Tom as Smid, Everyone should be prepared for substituting this year, get a lot of Schedule: April 10 Windsor A 10 NY Rangers , 1 Liter CASE the fastest greens many of them at Augusta, says scores "are going Tournament (Chairman Hord Har­ First period-1. NY Rangers. J^nstone Czechoslovakia. 64, 66; Pablo Arraya, •7.49 •9.80 some bench time, regar^ess. “ I people into the games. No one will a.m., 12 Glastonbury H, 13 Buffalo, 1 (Don Maloney, Ftorek), 3:10. 2. Peru. def. Peter Elter. West Germany, 6- 8 a v # 9 1 8 Sava $2.57 have ever seen. to be much higher than usuql, din says the greens were deliberate­ 4. 76. ' think it is necessary they see it from have a spot nailed down right N.Y. H, 19 Mercy A, 26 St. Paul A 3 Philadelphia..sutler 1 (Slnlsalo. Barber . Pfut Tax Pfua Tax anrf Dapoaft The rain, although it could cause a probably a record high for the last 10 ly spewed up. 6:31. 3. Philadelphia. Propp 1

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Andy Burroughs to a 1-year wntract; sent M ens 1,000-yard freestyle: 1. Jeff AAC. 1:6.63; 4. Sara Linke, Walnut Women’s 100-yard freestyle: 1. Jill outfielder Rick Bosetti to Tacoma of the Rooney The meaning of Passover Kostoff. Industry Hills AC. 8:49.97 ; 2. Creek (Calif.) Aqua Bears, 1 :6 .6 ; 5. Sterkel, Longhorn AC. :48.94 ; 2. Heather Pacific Coast Uague. . Tony Corbisiero, Columbia U.. 8 :6 .6 . 3. Kara McGrath. Laxeside 1:6.16. Strang. Starlit AC, :49.72 ; 3. Annie Lett, Basketball Swimming Bruce Hayes, Mission Viejo. 9:01.75; 4. Men's 20(Ward butterfly: 1. Craig Bartow (Fla.) Flyers, :49.87 ; 4. Dara Cleveland - Announced that BIU Syndicated Roger Madruga Vissidn Viejo, 9:6.40; 5.. Beardsley. Florida Aquatic, 1:43J0; 2. Torres. Tandem Swim Club, Calif.. Musselman will continue as head coach Paul Budd, Memphis State U., 9:08.75. Chris Rives, Houston Dad's Club, 1:46.16; 40.96 ; 5. Beth Washut, Ashtabula (Ohio). through the 1982*83 season. Columnist Temple Beth Sholom teacher explains holiday's great appeal Soccer Women's 200-yard Breaststroke: 1. Kim 3. Rog Von Jouanne, Southern Illinois :6.(B. College Rhodenbaueh, Cincinnati Marlins. 2:14.17. Univ., 1:46.17; 4. Ricardo Prado, Mission Men's 100-yard freestyle: 1. Rowdy Cornell — Named Louis M. Reycroft Gaines. Auburn War Eagles, :43.64 ; 2. 2. Susan napp, SUrlit AC. 2:14.6; 3. Viejo. 1:46.6; 5. Filiberto Colon. Mluion hockey coach. . . . . u j Polly Winde, C^rmantown (Pa.) Academ­ Vieio. 1:47.06. Chris Cavanaugh, Santa Clara, Calif. SC, Utah — Hired former Idaho Slate head By Barbara Richmond that the Jews had to leave Egypt and a roasted egg. At the Seder ic AC, 2:14.70; 4. Margaret Brown, wiiimen’s 20O-yard backstroke; 1. Tracy 43 68 ; 3. Robin Leamy, Mission Viejo. coach Lynn Archibald as an assistant to -44.12: 4. Nell Brooks. U. of Arkansas. in a hurry and the bread they each person drinks four cups of Riviera SC. Indianapolis. 2:17.68; 5. Lisa Caulkins. Nashville AC, 1:57.77 ; 2. Patty coach Jerry Pimm. Herald Reporter were making didn’t have time to U S. Swimming Short Course Champion* Geiger. Germantown AAC, 2:18.22. Gavin, Westchester (Pa.) Sutnirban; 44.25 ; 5. Art Griffith, Minneapolis Yale - Basketball coach Ray Caraio A case wine, eats bitter herbs, called Gophers. :44.6. n o r th AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE ships Men’s 200-yard breaststroke: 1. John 1:6.91; 3. Mary Wayte, C^iinook. Wash., resigned effective June 6 . The kitchen at Temple Beth rise. Maror to remind them of the By United Press International By United Press International Moffett. Beach SC, Calif., 1:6.44; 2. 1:6,79; 4, DeSbie Risen. Kansas City Football bitterness of slavery. They also Eastern At Gainesville. Fla., April 7, 196 Glenn Mills. Cincinnati Marlins, 1:6.03; Blazers. 2:01.35; 5. Libby Klnkhead, Atlanta — Announced that assisUnt Sholom on East Middle Turnpike PASSOVER STARTS with a WLGFGA BP PU (first 5 finishers and times) 3. Doug Soltis. Florida Aquatic Swim Westchester Suburban, 2:01.41. general manager Curt Mosher had was bustling' with activity, as Seder; a Seder means that things eat a special apple and nut paste Toronto 1 0 3 1 3 9 Women’s 1,000-yard freestyle: 1. Tiffa­ Team. 2:00.17; 4. Dave Chernek, Mission Men’s 200-yard backstroke: 1. Sandor resigned to join the NFL management of wrong children of the Hebrew School called charoset to remind them Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 ny Cohen. Mission Viejo. Calif., 9:34.61: Viejo. 2:00.84 ; 5. Henry Arakaki, Univ. of Wladar. Hungary, 1:46.22 ; 2. Rick Carey. council. . . . At are done in order. Haggadah 2. Kim Linehan, Longhorn AC. 9;3B.6; 3. Wednesday's Sports Transactions Cleveland — Announced retirement ol of the bricks used in building the Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hawaii, 2:00.6. Badger Swim Qub. N.Y., 1:46.00; 3. By United Press International classes prepared for Passover. means telling a story and the New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sherri Hanna. Starlit AC. Va.. 9:36.79 ; 4. Women’s 200-yard butterfly; 1. Mary Steve Barnieoat. Mission Viejo, 1:46.0; defensive tackle Jerry Sherk. Darren Rubin was busy grating pyramids. Southern Mary Linzemeier. Mission Viejo, 9:42.69: Meagher, Lakeside SC, Louisville, 4. .lesse Vassallo, Mission Viejo, 1:47J8; New England — Signed linebacker BUI Passover story tells the story of 5 Karin Laberge. Industry HilU AC. 1:5.3^: 2. Patty King, Nashville AC, * Baseball Matthews to a multi-year contract. apples for Charoset — Aaron Then they dip a green W W Jacksonville 10 3 13 9 5. Mar Rhondebaugh. Cincinnati Marlins, Oakland — Signed outfielder Jeff lessons how Jews were once slaves in Calif . 9:42.73, 1:58.51. 3. Terrian McGuirk. Germantown 1:48.73. vegetable (usually celery) in salt Tampa' Bay 1 0 3 2 3 9 Jalnchill had the job of grating Egypt and then became free. Ft Lauderdale 0 1 1 3 1 1 horseradish for bitter herbs, and water to remind them of the Tulsa 0 1 1 3 1 1 Ii^ny Jews during this holiday tears shed by the Hebrew slaves. Western Basketball is a great sport for Katy Stern and Janice Weiner season clean out their entire San Diego 1 0 1 0 1 7 fans. It helps a lot of people get were doing a little team work in The roasted bone reminds people Vamouver 0 2 1,41 1 houses, so that no trace of bread of the lamb sacrificed. The Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 through the long winter. They’re chopping nuts, also for Charoset. is left. By the first night of Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 warmed by the enthusiasm they In Jewish homes all over ' roasted egg is a sign of mour­ San Jose 0 0 0 0 0 0 Passover the house is usually ning and represents the sacrifical Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 generate cheering on their Manchester the same sorts of ac­ spotlessly clean and the table is (Teams get six points for winning in THERES A LOT OF tivity are going on this week. offerings at the Temple. hometown high school or college set for the ^ e r . regulation time or overtime but.only Tour The eight-day holiday started During the reading of the points for winning a game decided by learn. ’ “ During this time we are Haggadah, songs are sung and shfNitout A bonus point is awarded for Wednesday at sundown and will reminded to see of ourselves each goal scored up to a maximum of Being a fan is fun and the at­ end April 15. stories told and a special cup of three per team per game excluding mosphere in a crowded gym is as if we are personally going out wine is poured for Elijah, who, it overtimes and shootouts.) Passover is a particularly of Egypt. It sensitizes the Jews Wednesday's Result perfect for yelling and screaming. joyous holiday in the Jewish is thought, comes to visit each Toronto 3. Vancouver 1 to be concerned with the oppres­ Jewish home this night. Thursday’s Games It’s harmless, it doens’t cost much calendar. It celebrates the Jews sion of all people,” Mrs. iNf> (iames Scheduled) and, unlike so many victories and freedom from slavery. For the Seder, the Jewish uses Friday’s Game Dashefsky said. I’ortland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. defeats in your life, who wins the “It’s time to recall their past different dishes and utensils than -c, V The youngest child of the fami­ used the rest of the year “so you game doesn’t change the world. of personal slavery and the ly opens the Seder with four There are college towns in the South 'promise of personal freedom and remember very clearly your MAJOR INEXX)R SOCCER LEAGUE questions which pertain to the removal from bondage,” Mrs. By United Press International and Midwest that go absolutely freedom for all humanity,” holiday and part of the Eastern Division reflected Sandra Dashefsky, Dashefsky said. _ 1 '/z teaspoons salt W L Pet. GB bonkers over their basketball team. Passover story is told before the Gefilte Fish New York 30 7 ,811 Hebrew teacher at Temple Beth meal and part after. The various “ FOOD IS a very large part Dash of pepper Pittsburgh 26 12 684 4 I have a tendency to think of a Sholom. foods served symbolize the im­ of this holiday, that’s why you 4 pounds pike '/4 cup matzah meal Baltimore 23 14 .622 6Vk college’s academic standing as “Of all holidays, Passover Buffalo 21 18 .538 9 portance of the holiday. see a special section in the super­ 1 pound white fish Oil for frying New Jersey 15 23 .366 14V» IN OLDS TOLW being in inverse proportion to the probably has the widest appeal — 1 small onion Add eggs, salt, pepper and mat­ The table should be set before markets at this time of year,” Cleveland 14 22 36 15 success of its major sports teams, even more so than Chanukah. Philadelphia 10 29 .256 20>^ the Seder begins. For each per­ Rabbi Plavin said. 1 bunch celery zah meal to grated potatoes and Western Division but this may be unfair of me. There Familes take advantage of this son there should be a wine cup, The Jews have to be innovative 1 carrot onion. Drop from tablespoon into St Louis 27 12 are some good colleges with good holiday to get together. This is a ‘/a cup water preheated oil. Fry until browned Wichita 23 15 6G6 3 ^ piate, napkin and silverware. As in their cooking during this Memphis 19 20 .467 8 football teams but there are a lot of happy holiday, a time for mentioned, the Haggadah is holiday because they can’t use 4 eggs on both sides, then drain on ab­ D enver 14 24 368 12> i rejoining and gladness. In fact, 1 pound matzah flour sorbent paper. Phoenix 13 26 342 13>< poor educational institutions with placed next to each plate and a any leavening or anything that Kansas (?ilv ------12 26 316 14'* great basketball teams. tne whole ritual concludes with pillow on each chair. could possibly have leavening in 3 large onions Wedne.sday's Games light-hearted folk songs,” Rabbi A dish of salt water and a bot­ it. Some of the recipes are pop­ 1 small carrot >No Games Scheduled) Richard Plavin, of Temple Beth Passover Bagels Thursday’s Game I WAS A:\IAZED and confused in tle of wine (or grape juice) is ular year-round because they’re Salt and pepper to taste 'All Times ESTi the past few weeks by the 50 or so Sholom, said. placed on the table. An extra so good. Remove skin and bones from % cup water Wi( hita at Kansas ('ity. 8 35 p in. Mrs. Dashefsky, whose hus­ Friday's Games college teams trying to win the wine goblet is put in the middle of An Israeli recipe for chocolate fish. Chop fish, onions, celery, Va cup oil New York at Baltimore NCAA basketball championship and band Arnold is a sociology the table for Elijah, the Prophet, matzah cake was given by Nora and grated carrot. Add salt, 1 cup matzah meal i’lU.sburgh at New Jersey professor at the University of in the hopes he will come Perry. Other recipes from a pepper, eggs, water and chop un­ 1 tablespoon sugar Buffalo at Philadelphia the National Invitational Tourna­ Connecticut, explained that the Memphis at (,'leveland ment. Basketball at its upper level bringing peace to all. Sisterhood cookbook that are tru­ til very fine; add matzah flour and 3 eggs Denver at St Louis Conservative Jews celebrate mix. Make individual patties and Vi teaspoon salt has become almost exclusively a ly Passover recipes are also Passover for eight days and the THREE SHEETS of matzah teing shared by Mrs. Dashefsky. cover tops with skin of fish, if Bring water, oil, sugar and salt black athlete's game. Here were Reformed Jews one day less. are put on a plate and covered desired. In large kettle place 3 to boil. Stir in matzah meal and hundreds of great young black She said customs vary , a little During Passover Jews aren’t with a pretty cloth. The three from family to family. large onions, sliced, and small cool. Beat in eggs, one at a time. athletes running up and down the supposed to eat any foods con­ sheets stand for three groups of As the S ^er comes to an end, carrot, sliced, add enough water Form balls about the size of a Chris advances courts to the wild applause of taining leavening. Instead of Jews — Kohen, Levi and Yisrael. people eat a last piece of matzah, to cover fish entirely. Put in pat­ walnut and place on oiled cookie thousands of whitq students led on, bread they just eat matzah. On the table is a Seder plate known as the Af ikomen and thank ties and cook for two hours after sheet. Wet finger and make hole usually, by a small group of pretty Mrs. Dashefsky explained that which has on it a roasted bone, God for His very special gift of water has boiled. This must not in each. Bake for one hour at 350 in straight sets little blond cheerleaders In short ' m a ti^ , a flat bread, is aroigUnder ^ t t e r .herbs, . ebarose^. parsley freedom;" be stirred. Keep kettle covered degrees. skirts. at all times. Use heavy pot to The players were from Brooklyn, Charoset prevent burning. Matzah Brel HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - Top-seeded the Bronx, Staten Island and, defending champion Chris Evert Lloyd advanced to the Mi apple, chopped perhaps, Rochester, N.Y., but they Vi cup ground nuts Passover Potato (fried matzah) third round of a >200,000 women's tennis tournament may have been representing Wednesday, breezing to a 6-2, 6-2 victory over unseeded teaspoon sugar or honey Latkes (pancakes) 3 matzahs Wendy White. ANMMl PaMnmWE M li fMANCSW something like Southeastern Chris­ 1 tablespoon red wine 3 eggs The top ranked female tennis player in the world was tian Polytechnic University in Vi teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups grated raw potatoes (4 Sait and pepper to taste playing her first major tournament in three months and Maybe you're like a lot of people yvho I Aiotofthe"ifoniys"hovebeen model. The Olds you like financed at just Lulubelle, Ala. In many cases, the Mix all ingredients together. large) Bpiied water easily downed White. The six-time titleholder in the would buy o new Oldsmoblle right now eliminated with the 12.8 annual 12.8%. No ifs, ands or... onlys. college the black players represent Increase ingredients according 1 small onion, grated tournament rolled through the first set in 35 minutes ^nd If o n ly ... percentage financing. And that's (good news. would not have admitted them as to need. 2 eggs PleaHc turn to page 14 spent even less time in the second set. 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Cutlass Ciera, Omega or any.other Olds Plan, fleet sales and lease units. the fans were behind them 100 per­ 6-4. cent. It’s an incredible step forward No. 6 Pam Shriver downed Lisa Bonder 6-4, 6-2; in race relations because it comes lOthseeded Andrea Leand beat Sabina Simmonds 6-4, 6- PRESENTING about in such a natural way through 4, No. 13 Kathy Rinaldi defeated Claudia Kohde6-l, ^2, ANNOUNCING f IRENZA! sports., and 14th-seeded Betsy Nagelsen beat qualifier Lisa Doherty 7-6, 6-1. OM EGA ES! STILL, IT MAKES me nervous. Wednesdayls matches were played under the same The black basketball players are not cool, windy conditions that contributed to a pair of first- at all representative of the student round upsets Tuesday. Rain at the Sea Pines Plantation body in most of the colleges that got delayed first-round play Monday in the tournament that anywhere near the finals in either runs through Sunday. tournament. Of the 10 players star­ The 16-year-old Jaeger, relying almost solely on a ting the final game for the NCAA baseline game, surrendered three games to Tanvier's championship between North strong forehand before roaring back in the first set. She Carolina and Georgetown, nine were rolled on to victory in the second set, giving up only two points in the first three games and having even less trou­ That smart, sophisticated ES package black. The University of North ble in the final three. The match took 75 minutes. This is what a small car can b e.. .when ifs an Oldsmobile! This newest, smallest that gave Omega sedans the grand­ Carolina’s student body is 90 percent Mandlikova, after falling behind 2-1, won seven Oldsmobile shows impressive quality throughout. Front-wheel drive, MaePherson touring look inside a n d out is now white. straight games and went on to elmininate Reynolds. strut front suspension. The fun-to-drive Firenza is ready for your test drive. 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They have Hee Lee of Korea. been brought there to play the game No. 7 Wendy Turnbull fell to qualifier Zina Garrison 6- because the college has found it’s 3, 4-6, 7-5 in another hotly contested match. valuable to it to have a winning Herald photos by Richmond Bettina Bugne, seeded eighth, fell to Kathleen Hor­ team. vath 7-6, 64. Unseeded Ivanna Madruga eliminated Jen­ Digger Phelps, the obviously ny Klitch 64, 6-3. honest basketball coach at Notre DARREN RUBIN TAKES HIS JOB SERIOUSLY PRACTICING TEAM WORK AT TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Billie Jean King and Evonne Goolagong Cawley, the . . . helping make Charoset for Passover . . . Katy Stern, left, and Janice Weiner chop nuts. lltli and 12th seeds, respectively, were victims of A brand-new 4.3-liter diesel.V6 joins Dame, said last week that the going Tuesday’s action. Cutlass C ie ra . Ifs the first Cutlass with front-wheel drive. 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Black athletes have made basket­ Frontierswomen: another myth ends Second-seeded Martina Navratilova and No. 5 Mima ball their game because it’s the Jausovec advanced Tuesday. sport available for hhem to learn in By Alice Noble was the ‘Saint in the Sunbonnet.’ have been some madonnas, but they Most remained optimistic, she the streets. For a kid off a cement husbands would have turned back if United Press International This was the sturdy, hardy woman can’t speak to the average woman said. it hadn’t been for them.”- Musselman tOkreturn playground in New York, $10,000 who tromped along behind the on the frontier trail.” “Even when things were horrible Ms. Riley followed the trail of six would be a jot of money, but if the Contrary to popular opinion', wagon, nursing a baby with one arm As she set out to discredit such and they were crying, they said ' women who continued to the West RICHFIELD, Ohio of the 1980-81 season, has a school is into sports for money, the women who traveled the Iowa fron­ and shooting Indians with the other. reports, Ms. Riley read frontier things like: ‘There’s not one day Coast. Particularly impressive was (UPI) - The Cleveland 2-14 record since taking S E E YOUR kid is probably being cheated. For tier trail did not cry and beg to go “The second was the ‘Madonna of women’s diaries and letters never that I wisheth myself back East to one who wrote home from Utah, Cavaliers announced over for fired coach Chuck one thing, the schools that specialize home, a university researcher says. the Prairie’; the pale, eastern touched, by previous historians. live.’” saying, “I wish 1 were in your snug Wednesday that Bill Daly on March 8. in basketball often don’t offer the Glenda Riley, a history professor woman who has fallen in love with a Her research is documented in the Ms. Riley said some women hated parlor telling you the wonders of Musselman will continue "I feel it is very impor­ at the University of Northern Iowa man with wanderlust in his eye. book “Frontierswomen: ‘The Iowa the stress and adversity, but the travel.” players much in the way of ah in Cedar Falls, said most accounts as the club’s head coach tant to have some continui­ education. I’mi pleased that white She’s the one who never makes it. Experience” (Iowa State University majority “said it was an adventure. ”I think that’s the key,” Ms. Riley through the 1982-83 ty with this team entering of the frontier trail were written by She is always crying and either dies Press $18.95). It says some women And that came from a woman who said. “Things were tough. But un­ LOCAL OLDS DEALER IN VERNON fans cheer black players, but I have male historians, who inaccurately or is killed on the trail." National Basketball next season,” said a nervous feeling too many black cried and moaned over the had a six week old baby and camped like the women in the factories and Cavaliers owner Ted Ste- stereotyped the frontier women. Ms. Riley said these women “are hardships. But many others, she out every night. Another woman slums of New England, who didn’t Association season. basketball players are getting the Musselman, who pien. "Bill did. a good job “I divided the stereotypes into really caricatures. There must have said, “did wonderfully. called it, ‘The high point of my life.’ P l e a s e turn to page 14 coached the Cavaliers assembling this team and wrong education. two categories,” she said. “First been some saints and there must “Some of them said their through the first 71 games he knows the players.” MANCHESTER HKRALD Thurs,, April «. 1982 - l.'> I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., April 8, 1982 Frontier Teacher tells Advice r I myths the meaning blasted Should God be blamed, lauded? wisdom and knowledge but nobody wants to be tight line.” DEAR ABBY i I have a Then the young man comment that was than I possess to answer. "old.” Continued from page 13 standing behind me in the of Passover prompted by your reply to . I9EAR ABBY: Apropos line said loudly, ” Mom, did ‘‘Damned in Dallas,’ ’ people who smoke when it have anything to look forward to, DEAR ABBY; Please you enjoy the spaghetti and whose 18-year-old daughter D e a r A b b y annoys others: Recently I the western women could see oppor­ help me start a crusade meatballs for dinner?” (I had a life-threatening was standing in line at a did not even know him!) ronlinuful from p age 13 walnuts, then apples, and tunity. They could see things would against people introducing automobile accident while movie when the man ahead The man put his cigar sprinkle with cinnamon and change in the future.” Abigail Van Buren friends as old friends. under the influence of of me took out a foot-long away. It was funny! Break matzahs into pieces, remaining tablespoon of sugar. Ms. Riley said women had to learn Why can’t they say, drugs. “ Good friends whom I cigar. I politely tapped him T H E L M A IN cover with boiling water,, then Cover with other half of matzah new skills and adopt a "p- You told this man to tell have known for a long on the shoulder and said, PAINESVILLE, OHIO pour off immediately. Beat eggs mixture and dot with butter. sychological mindset” as they faced his daughter that the Lord time” ? I am 75 and resent "Sir, please don’t light that Do you hate to write with salt and pepper, then gentlv Bake at 325 degrees for 30 the new world. spared her because he (the being called “ old.” cigar. I am very allergic to letters because you don’t sfir in matzah pieces. Let stand minutes. “ Women on the frontier were Lord) wanted her to live. FRANK R. LAMB, cigar smoke.” (That is the know what to say? Thank- for at least 10 minutes. Heat 2 domestic artisans,” she said. “ They ‘'Oatmeal” Cookies So you are assuming that life in the accident? Why take over the American RICHMOND. VA. truth.) you notes, sympathy tablespoons butter in a skillet, had to produce ail the goods from ‘ did the Lord not Intervene the Lord made the decision Embassy in Tehran?” DEAR FRANK: I’ll try, He turned around and in letters, congratulations, add matzah and egg mixture and 1 cup matzah meal the raw materials the men produced ’ to spare her life. There is then? Why don’t we say, If we are going to thank but I ’m not optimistic. Old a very nasty tone said, “ I how to decline and accept fry until eggs are set, stirring % cup sugar in the fields, so their houses were ; nothing unusual about this. “ The Lord is uncaring the Lord for the good habits die hard.. Curious am getting tired of people invitations and how to frequently. Serves 2 to 3. Vz teaspoon cinnamon like factories.” It is very con .mon for peo­ about his people” ? things, should not we also that old wine is better. So telling me not to smoke'. I write an interesting letter 2 eggs Among other myths exploded by ple to thank God for the Couldn't he have prevented blame him (or her) for the Passover are old violins. And the don’t see any sign forbid­ are included in Abby’s 1 cup matzah farfel her research was the concept that ' good things, like the accident? bad times as well? older the antique, the more ding smoking posted here, booklet, "How to Write “Noodle” Pudding Vz cup raisins Indians were the ever-present recovering from a serious When the hostages came WONDERING IN DEL valuable. which means I have a right Letters for All Occasions.” '/z cup chopped nuts enemy. operation or a life- out of Iran, the consensus UPl photo 4 matzahs MAR In other cultures (the to smoke!” Send $2 and a long, '/□ cup melted fat “ Woman after woman traded with was that the Lord had threatening accident. Oriental), age is respected I replied, “ Sir, you do stamped (37 cents), self- 3 eggs, well beaten Mix dry ingredients together, the Indians, hired them as ' rescued them from their DF-AR WONDERING; Anything good is supposed and revered. Only in our have the right, but I must addressed envelope to: Ab­ 4 tablespoons sugar then beat eggs and fat mixture, nursemaids, spoke of them as dear ' captors. My question at Your question brings up an U pound chopped walnuts to come from God. culture is there a premium warn you that cigar smoke by, Letter Booklet, P.O. Special tour and drop in rough lumps (about friends,” she said.' And who should we that time was, “ And who ancient unresolved 5 tablespoons melted butter on youth, where everyone makes me sick to my Box 38923,, Hollywood, size of a small egg) onto greased “ One woman In Iowa hpd a male ' blame for having put the refused to help them when theological question that ,'z teaspoon salt wants to live a long time stomach and this is a very Calif. 9(K)38. NIne-year-old special athlete Kelly Della cookie sheet and bake at 350 Herald photo by Pinto Indian helping her who died. She ■ girl in a position to lose her the Iranians were trying to would take far more 'z teaspoon cinnamon degrees for 30 minutes. wrote, ‘We mourned poor John as Gioia of Stratford has a special tour guide In 3 apples, sliced thin one of the family;' I asked myself ; Mrs. William O’Neill, wife of Gov. O’Neill, as Break matzahs into strips and Bear facts Chocolate what happened to the rape, pillage ; they wait In the halls of the State Capitol drench with boiling water; drain Matzah Cake Independent Insurance Agents, represented the museum’s board of directors, looks on and burning that television por- • Wednesday to meet the governor for an of­ immediately and let cool. Mix trayed. Fever hikes body s need for food ficial statement honoring the 1982 Summer with eggs, butter, salt and 3 Take matzah and dip in sweet by Jeff Clarke and son Mather, rear, present with son Brandon, 10 months, and Randy “ My sources did not support tablespoons sugar. Put half of wine and water and then spread a check for the Lutz Museum fund raising Norris, age 9, front, and Aiiyson Irish, 8. The Connecticut Special Olympics. that.” protein intake to between Radio City Station, New As a person develops this mixture into a greased pud­ with chocolate. Repeat as many DEAR DR. LAMB: Do campaign to Steven Ling, right, museum Kodiak bear behind them fortunately roars Surprisingly, Ms. Riley found 160 to 200 grams a day. York„N ,Y. 10019. , tolerance for cocaine he ding dish, spread with layer of times as you want. you feed a cold and starve director. Capt. Joseph Brooks, left, head of his approval. many statements by women who Remember this increase may use larger and larger a fever or is it the other DEAR DR. LAMB: were told the frontier would provide . in energy requirements is amounts to produce the way around? My neighbor What are the known facts a much healthier environment for because the body resets its same feeling of euphoria. and I have been having a Your Health about the effects of them. , thermostat. That does not Then he begins to have big argument about this. cocaine? Does permanent About Town, “ The interesting thing is a lot of ‘ mean that raising the body toxic reactions. After the About Town She says you should f e e d ^ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. damage occur with in­ people came to the frontier for im- . temperature a degree by euphoric state, even in the the fever but I say fooa frequent use? What is the proved climate,” she said. . saunas or other artificial recreational user, there is produces energy and you danger for a heavy user? “ Railroad companies and land com­ means will do the same a Idt down or depression. sold by (he Lions Club. For more in­ The meetings will be in the Club membership tea at the don’t want to add fuel to Many friends use it in WATES meet Derby Saturday panies promoted how healthful the ; thing. In that instance you The most frightening formation contact Scott Carey at Women's Center Lounge. Manchester Country Club has been the fire and make the p er-. varying quantities and I’m Egg hunt postponed climate was.” are just interfering with changes are personality 643-5186, '' re-scheduled to April.20 at 7 p.m. son even hotter. Or is there curious and concerned. Manchester WATES,. Women's The Manchester Lions Club will It didn’t take many blustery . the body's normal changes, including The caster egg hunt sponsored by the Manchester The Tuesday night membership anything at all to this old to 4(K) grams of protein a Association to Enjoy Slimming, will sponsor its sixth annual Children’s Midwest winters for the frontier The logic behind feeding mechanism to eliminate paranoid behavior. Of Jaycees and Burger King restaurant scheduled for Concert slated tea was canceled because of the saying? If so, just what day. Part of this is from DEAR READER: You conduct an open meeting for the Fishing Derby Saturday from 7 a.m. women to realize they had been mis­ a fever stems from the excess heat. That does not course in large amounts it Saturday in Center Springs Park has been postponed weather. should you feed a person the increased calorie should be concerned. kick off of the 1982-1983 season on to noon at Saulters Pond on Lydall Members of the Retired Teachers led. observation that during a eliminate body fat stores. can be fatal. In small because of the snow. Smoke project F’or further information, call who has a cold or a fever? requirements associated Cocaine is a local Tue.sdav at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Street. Association of Manchester will at­ Ms. Riley said she hoped her fever the body uses more amounts occasionally, if The event has been re-scheduled for April 17 at 11 a.m. Mary-Jane Pazda at 649-7985. with increased I am sending you The anesthetic. It blocks local Hall, 72 E. Center St.' The derby is free and open to The Manchester Unit of the tend a concert Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. research would encourage D E A R R E A D E R : I energy. The thermostat for you don’t become a in the park adjacent to Valley Street, behind Town Hall. metabolism. To stem the Health Letter number 7-6, nerve npulses. Beyond An invitation is extended to area children ages 14 and younger. American Cancer Soceity will spon­ at the Old Trade School on School historians to investigate women’s hate to tell you this but your body is reset to raise habituated or develop a Two age groups may participate; age 6 and under and body protein destruction Body Temperature and that it lehaves like the and iocal women who are interested Children 8 and under should be ac­ sors “ Stop Smoking Program” with Street. roles on other frontiers, such as your neighbor is right. the body temperature, more serious habit, it is ages 7 to 12. Prize bunnies will be awarded and the Eaer you may need to consume Fever, which you can amphetamines. It is a in losing Weight while having fun. companied by an adult. the first meeting of the series to be The concert will be presented by those in the logging camps of the What you do for a cold which in turn increases like amphetamines in in­ Bunny will make an appearance. Chairman of the hunt twice as many calories as review with your neighbor. brain stimulant. The only requirements for Saulters Pond will be stocked with on Thursday at Manchester Com­ the Bennet Junior High School Stage Northwest. d o e s n ’ t m ak e m uch metabolism. A rise of one creasing energy and even is Joe Stack. those you lose from in­ Others who want this issue The recreational or oc­ membership: club members must brown and rainbow trout, but any munity College from 1 to 2 p.m. Band. Playing-bridge “ I ’m hoping it will be a prototype ' difference unless it causes degree centigrade in­ skill until the person creased metabolism. can send 75 cents with a casional user may become be at least 18 years of age and 10 species of fish will qualify for prize The other programs, will be on of other state studies so we can have - a fever and then you need creases metabolism 13 per­ becomes uncoordinated. I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag It is a good rule to in­ long, stamped, self- dependent upon cocaine. pounds overweight. The April 6 consideration. April 15, 22, and 29, and May 6 and a composite,” she said of her book. - to feed it, too. And, of cent. think it is a poor thing to write about bridge — every day on crease the calorie intake addressed envelope for it Yes, it is addicting and meeting was canceled because of Fishing tackle will be awarded to 13, the same time and place. For Meeting reset “ Other specific trails should be course, it is important to During febrile illnesses even try. Some things are the comics page of The Manchester substantially and at the to me, in care of this may result in hospitaliza­ the storm. Those striving for perfect the anglers who catch the largest more information and to register examined to determine how the drink lots of fluids when it has been observed that best left alone. Herald. same time increase the newspaper, P.O. Box 1551. tion for psychosis. attendance should be sure to fish. Food and beverages will be call the college at 646-4900, Ext. 286. The Manchester Junior Women’s women fared in reality, rather than you have a cold or fever. the body may destroy 3(X) Circle to meet register at Tuesday's meeting. in myth.” St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of Isabella, has scheduled a business meeting for .Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Service set at the Knights of Columbus downstairs hall. School Notes Teen should r)ot be forced to talk Ann LaGace and post regents are in charge of The Salvation Army, 661 Main St., refreshments. Members are asked to use the front door. will conduct a “ Gethsemane energy for her school of line, why not merely private school where she Watch” Thursday at 8 p.m. work. i DEAR .DR. BLAKER: punish him in the way you will get more attention This is a special service of reflec­ We try tb understand our If that doesn’t happen, Clare Inducted usually would? Then talk from the teachers. Both tion into the lives of the men who adolescent, really we do. then you may want to pur­ Better ways to A s k with him later after my husband and I believe Stay on top of the news shared the ministry of Christ before But every time he does sue other options. Diane D. Clare, daughter of Alvenia L. everyone has cooled down. in the public .school system stay on top of the news — subscribe to The the crucifixion. something wrong and we Reduce the role of televi­ Clare of Manchester, was recently inducted D r . B l a k e r But remember, if you want in this coinlry, however, Manchester Herald. For home delivery, call M7-9946 or In this service a love feast is con­ try to find out what was sion in your household with into Alpha Mu Gamma, national collegiate him to talk you will have to and hate lo spend the extra ducted in which believers share in going on inside his head, he Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Dr. Blaker’s newsletter 646-9947. foreign language society. listen. And listening to an money the change would breaking of bread. Special music “Taming the TV Beast.” merely shrnS's and says - r t f adolescent is difficult entail., and dramatic readings are also in­ invest your money. rtothing. It’s beginning to Send 50 cents and a because they often say cluded. The public is welcome. stamped, self-addressed Editor selected drive us crazy. things we, as adults, do not DEAR READER: If envelope to Dr. Blaker in , We want to keep com- want to hear. you haven’t spoken yet ANDOVER — Chris Haverl of Long Hill care of this newspaper, piunication open with him Another technique Is with your daughter’s ^{Johnson Farm, Andover has been named associate P.O. Box 475, Radio City but are beginning to lose trying to help him talk teachers, do that first. Too news editor of the K-0 News, the award­ DEAR READER:! writing for my opinion. Station, New York, N.Y. Tough Love’ hope. His father thinks we about how difficult it is to much time spent with winning student newspaper of Kingswood- gather you disagree with At least I hope you dis­ 10019. Outboard Motors should punish him unless talk. Even better would be friends may not be the "Tough Love,” a support group Oxford School in West Hartford. agree with that approach. he begins to talk. What do your husband’s solution or cause of the problem, if Write to Dr. Blaker at for parents troubled by teenage . Haverl, a junior at the school, has been a It would be disastrous. to give him permission not you probably wouldn’t be there even is a serious the above address. The ^ —' behavior, will meet Monday at 7 p.m. reporter on the paper for the past two years. Developing better ways to bank Is a way of life at Heritage Sav­ and a host of other investment breakthroughs. We work on a you think? Fear of punishment is to talk if he doesn’t feel problem. volume of mail prohibits The K-0 News has won may scholastic ings. Over the years we've been first with dozens of new ser­ dally basis to bring you the latest and best In banking. That's probably already the main like it. Sales & Service at The Meeting House of the Church Then, consider giving her personal replies, but journalism prizes in recent years, including vices — for e'xample, graduated payment mortgages, variable vi/hy we say every day Is the dawn of a better way at Heritage motivating factor for his of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. rate mortgages, offices In supermarkets, free NOW checking more time to make the questions of general in­ several first-place awards in the Columbia Savings. Theater course slated current silence. DEAR DR. BLAKER; CANOES • BOATS • TRAILERS The meeting house is to the rear of adjustment to this new terest will be discussed in scholastic press competition. Perhaps your teen-ager Our seventh-grade the church. Captain Joseph Brooks ! HARTFORD — Hartford College for Women will school before giving her future columns. has learned from some daughter just started a new MARINE SUPPLIES of the Manchester Police Depart- sponsor a non-credit mini-course for theater-goers on another change to handle. past experiences that when school in a new communi­ Herald Angle mqnt will speak on "The Law and lour Wednesdays beginning April 21 at.7:30 p.m. at the If the problem is indeed 6 Month Certificate 2141fear Certificate he has done something ty. She has been spending Our Kids.” The public is invited. 3 attend event college, 1265 Asylum Ave. excessive attention to Herald Sports Editor wrong, it doesn’t do any more time with her friends ' Playwright Jolene Goldenthal, founder and artistic friends, within a year she Earl Yost keeps on top of CAPITOL EQUIPMENT BOLTON — David Carpenter, Michael good to try to talk. Maybe than with her books and director of The Hartford Playwrights, will instruct the should have settled down sports in his reg u la r Events set Gately and Scott Richardson, all Bolton High he only got punished she isn’t doing very well in 1 3 .1 7 0 13J01« ^ ries entitled “ The Playwright and the Play.” Discus­ and established her place column, “ The ' Herald 38 Main Street School students, were selected to accompany Annuairate > Efteclive annual yield 14.30’^ is.eoi’^ anyway or wasn’t even school. Annuairate EMeciiveannual yield sion will focus on the transition from the imagination of among her peers. At that Angle,” on the daily sports The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post their science teacher, Joe Jankowski, to Available thru 4/12/82 listened to when he spoke. 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for some infertile men Kids outgrow epilepsy Files suit EVENING 6:00 aware it begins or they may not obse^e it at 3 :eK > 30)(22)S6I N a w i BOSTON (U PI) — There may be Doctors know the cause of infertili­ Charlie't Ang*lt ty in many men. It can be low sperm By Jan Ziegler risk cdtc^orics. the beginning,” Thurston said. Combinations vp! Hawaii Fiva-0 Thursday hope for a small group of men who iH) Auto Racing *81 Highlights XI count or missing parts in the sperm. Epilepsy, a disturbance in the electrical ac­ of seizures, such as those involving □gainst 4 are infertile because their sperm lack United Press International (Continues From Daytime) (R) tivity of the brain that causes convulsions, oc­ hallucinations, convulsions in the whole Ix^y, get-up-and-go. But in most, Sherins said, the cause is 'ifll Dr. Scott On Hebrews (Contin* A team of U.S. and Canadian unknown. Included in this mystery BOSTON — A quarter-century study of curs in two to eight children per thousand, ac­ or quick blackouts, also indicated high risk. PORTLAND, Maine (U P I) - ’The uea From Daytime) cording to Dr. Bruce O. Berg of the Universi­ (21) News Wor!dNew8higVilightsvia researchers reported today that a group were men whose sperm didn't epileptic children who have remained free of “ In the old days it was necessary to know unerican Society of Composers, satellite telecasts Irom around the small number of infertile men have seem to go anywhere, even though seizures for four years of treatment shows ty of California at San Francisco. the type of seizure because the drugs are luthors and Publishers has filed a world. ■ Rachel Dennison stars in the they probably won’t suffer relapses unless ’The American Epilepsy Foundation says at specific,” she said. “ Now, we have another 3 4 Focus On Society normal sperm counts, but low levels they were healthy in every other way. awsult in U,S. D istrict Court (^1 Jeffersons (Captioned) new comedy senes. 9 TO 5, air­ of a testicular enzyme — protein- The researchers studied semen they fall into four special categories. least 2 percent of the U.S. population, or at reason to make the correct diagnosis: with illeging a television station and 4D/ News (Continues From ing Thursday. April 0 on ABC. “ There’s no such thing as 100 percent proof least 4 million people, has some form of con­ respect to risk factors that may indicate the Daytime) Miss Dennison is seen as carboxyl methylase — that allow from 22 normal fertile mhn, 10 vasec; hree radio stations broadcast songs Understanding Human sperm to swim to the womb. tomized volunteers and nine infertile they can (outgrow epilepsy),” said Dr. Jean vulsive disorder. possibility of recdrrence.” without permission. Behavior / f Doralee. the character portrayed Although few are affected by this patients with lazy sperm. llolowach Thurston of Washington University TTie St. Louis researchers found no relation The study also said 46 percent of the The copyright infringement law­ 6:30 in the hit movie "9 to 5." by her in St. Louis, principal author of the study, between increased risk of relapse and age r / . CBS News sister Dolly Parton. condition, the study is significant Levels of the enzyme, which is children with neurological problems relapsed. suit was nied hy ASCAP on behalf of NBC News published today in the New England Journal when epilepsy began, age when therapy was (24) ($7) Nightly Business Report CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME because it uncovered one more cause produced in cells which eventually Eighty-five percent of all the relapses oc­ some 80 pop lyricists, including become sperm, were considerably of Medicine, “ But I think the evidence is very stopped, race, sex, family history of epilepsy 32' Bob Newhart Show for infertility, said Dr. Richard L. curred within five years after drugs were Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, 6:50 lower in infertile and vasectbmized good. I think it’s very encouraging to parents, or abnormalities that showed up on an elec­ Sherins, one of the authors of the stopped, the study said. Deborah Harry, Stevie Wonder, 30. Good Newsbreak the data as they stand.” troencephalogram, a device which charts 7:00 report in the New England Journal of volunteers, the study said. The findings supported those in other Jackson Browne and Rod Stewart. Patients were likely to suffer seizures 19) CBS News Mbdicine. They were expected to be low in brain waves. studies with shorter follow-ups, the ’The complaint alleges that the l'S)(92) M.A.S.H. men with vasectomies, because they again if they’d had epilepsy for a long time ’There was also no apparent relation of (0) MuppetShow "We don’t feel that deficiency in researchers said. four stations, owned by Valley Com­ didn't have any sperm, Sherins said. before treatment was started, mental retar­ relapse to the total number of seizures >0) ABCNews protein-carboxyl methylase is the Berg called the data “ important.’' But he munications Inc., broadcast the 101-You Asked For It The next task will be to find out why dation or physical disability caused by children suffered before treatment, but “ the (11) All-Star SportsChallenge answer to all male infertility. But it is noted that even though four years is a widely songs without the permission of the UPI photo the infertile men had such low en­ neurological disturbances, a certain type of prognosis appeared quite grave for those who Milwaukee Brewers ol the tO/O'svs the first indicator of a biochemical accepted cut-off point for treatment, it is ar­ composers. New York Jets ol the 1070’s (R) ^ 1982 Compulog ' zyme levels. seizure or a combination of seizures, the had had seizures for more than six years,” cause of infertility,” he said. *• bitrary. Named in the complaint are WVII- (14) Race For The Pennant study said. the study said. i Preview Sherins said perhaps 1 to 2 percent The researchers said the ’cause is Dr. Thurston, a professor of medicine at TV in Bangor, WSKW and WTOS- She’s insure! probably not genetic, because the en­ The Washington University researchers Also important was the type of convulsions slfi) Festival Of Faith of .American males are infertile. Washington University agreed and 'said FM in Skowhegan and WPNO in <30) Super Pay Cards About 10 percent of married couples zyme activity was normal elsewhere studied 148 children who stopped treatment the children had suffered. They were con­ Auburn. (21) Moneyline From New York, the “ whether two or three years of seizure con­ anchors present action-packed in the bqdy, in red blood cells. after four years without a seizure. They sidered at high risk with Jacksonian seizures, Lassie, canine star of television, has her day at a news con­ only nightly telecast of its kind-world 12:30 orphaned m the Austrailian seek advice some time during their trol prior to drug withdrawal would give The complaint cites 76 instances economics and financial news. Wall highlights of the sports day. (.0) Get Smart wilderness, teams up with a Sherins said the d^covery will help reported that up to 23 years after treatment a subtle form which begins in a hand or foot ference Wednesday at the Los Angeles Press Club. She was reproductive lives for difficulties in results similar to those in/)ur study has not of copyright infringement between Street trends and expert commen­ S f Dick Cavatt Show (20) (30) Late Night With David weathered world traveler who conceiving, he said. in treatment of infertility. began only 41, or 28 percent, had relapses. and may spread to the rest of the body. June 2 and June 10, 1979. put before the mikes after accepting the first Veterinary Pet In­ tary tfum respected financial (90) Tw ilight Zone Letterman leach.es him the ways of survival Those 41 fell into at least one of the four “ Parents are often so nervous they’re not been established.” eri.ilysts 11:30 (2D West Coast Report Updates on (Rated PG) (97 mins.) “ Plaintiffs allege 76 causes of ac­ surance policy to be Issued to a dog In California. The company (22 News ( 9)C0) MastersGolf HIghlightsFirst the day's financial news and world 2:30 tion for copyright infringement is the first domestic pet health Insurance company to be 33 Mowle-(Drama)*** "SoftSkin” round highlights of the 46th Masters economics specially scheduled tor <1L SporlsCenter 1064 Francoise Dorleac, Jean Got! Tournament; Pat Summerall and the West Coast audience. (2l) Overnight Desk Live, final news based on defendants public perform- licensed by the California Department of Insurance. Desailly. A married businessman is Vin Scully report Irom the Augusta (22) Benny Hill Show headline updates, coupled with the cance of copyrighted musical com- drawn into a tragic affair with a National Golf Club In Augusta. 12:40 best of the day's reports Publisher admits T beauUful airline stewardess. (2 Georgia. U ) Adam 12 3:00 ;positiohs,” the complaint says. hrs.) (0) Starsky And Hutch (!4) Movie-(Drama)* "KliSgOfThe vJ)J New s (24) Fourth Estate r0)(4Q) ABC Newt Nightline Mountain" 1980 HarryHamlin. (0)Movle-(Drama) ••• "River's George Singal, the Bangor lawyer (|0) Entertainm ent Tonight Anchored by Ted Koppel. Joseph Bottoms. Three young Los Edge" 1957 Ray Milland, Anthony Irepresenting Valley Com- (4^. Welcome BACK,Kotter (0n Racing From Roosevelt Angeles bachelors have Ihier lives Quinn A hoel, his ex-girlfriend and clone book fake ;municatlons Inc., said Wednesday (5Y) O ver E a s y 'Pre-Retirement Recewey lorn apart by their obsession wilh her husband fry tocrosstheMexican ABC still on top Planning' Hosla; Mary Martin, Jim I20)(22)(|fi The Tonight Show drag racing. (Rated PG) (90 mins.) borderwithasuitcaseofmoney ( 1 19 ;he would withhold comment until he Hartz (Cloaed-Captioned. U.S.A.) (2d Newsdeek For the late night 1:00 mms.) PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The publishing house of 'has. received a copy of the com­ 7:20 viewer on the East Coast, and the (.0) Rat Patrol A2 Gunsmoke J.B. Lippincott admits its 1978 nonfiction best selier :30 . Dally Numbers prim e-tim e view er on the W est (2^) People Now The world of ' 3:30 plaint. NEW YORK (UPI) - Riding on The CBS “ Evening News” con­ 7:30 Coast, a wrap-up of the day's news. entertainment Irom Hollywood, Lee (0J Community Calendar about an aging millionaire who cloned himself was a “It pays to tinued its dominance in the numbers • 9) PM Magazine (24 ABC Captioned News Leonard features celebrity (1i) T o p Rank Boxing From the Academy Awards, which racked Al Sieffert, owner of Al Sleffert’s I 'Die complaint requests damages (jtiMovie-(Western)*** "Flaming interviews, reviews of current films fake, and agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to a British game with a-rating of 13.5. NBC’s (0) AIMn The Family Nashville, Tennessee Appliance and T.V., Is a believer ;of up to $50,000 for each instance of up a whopping audience share of 53 (01(40) You Asked For It Feather" 1952 Sterling Hayden. and plays. Hollywood gossip, and sD Real Pictures A pictoral look at scientist named in the book. “ Nightly News” was second at 12.1 Forrest Tucker. A group of vigilantes special events in the entertainment the best picture stones from the •copyright infringement, or a total of per cent, ABC took first place in the (0i Family Feud The Lippincott admission came Wednesday, the same In advertising. weekly Nielsen contest last week for and ABC’s “ World News Tonight” (01 Entertainment Tonight rescues a white woman from world. 24-hour CNN day. day Bayior College of Medicine in Houston announced !|3.8 million. (ID SportsCenter renegade Indians. (2 hrs.) (22) Entertainment Tonight 3:40 the fourth time in five weeks. was third at 11.6. l2tr Portrait Of A Legend 11:40 1:1Q V (23)Movle-(Drama) ***‘v "KIngOf doctors have made an exact copy of a gene. < Advertise In ; John Philbrick, the Portland (21) CNN Sports Inside sports (3) Hawaii Five-0 C3J Charlie Rose St)ow Kings" 1962 JefIreyHunler,Robert s He Invests his m o n ^ where It pays ABC estimated 85 million people The top 10 programs for the week In a settlement i;eached in U.S. District Court in mformation-what'6 happened-and ^0) Entertainment Tonight ^ USAF Religious Film Ryan. Relates the story of Jawyer representing ASCAP, said watched all or part of this year’s big ending April 4, according to the A.C. 11:55 1:30 Philadelphia, Lippincott acknowledged the best seller, the best dividends. That’s why he what's ahead. oppressed people and how they are !the broadcast companies involved Oscar show. Nielsen Co., were: (22) M.A.S.H. <23)Movle-(Romance)*** "Sunday (0) Love American Style delivered the Son of God in I he form of InNewYork" 1964 Cliff Robertson. 3 l) Moscow Live Jesus. His crucifixion, and the "In His Image: 'The Cloning of A Man,” was a hoax and advertises every week In the Herald. ;had acquired rights to play the Another evident Top 10 champion 1. Academy Awards (ABC). (2 4 ^ MacNeil-Lehrer Report agreed to pay scientist J. Derek Bromhall of Oxford. 90) iEaster Fever Jane Fonda. Young Albany maiden 9 2 Tw ilight Zone attendeni birth ol religion. (2,hrs.. 50 He attributes a major portion of 'songs, but allowed them to expire. is developing for ABC in the “ Happy 2. Dallas (CBS). (30) Barney Miller arrives al hpr airline pilot brother's 1:40 mins.) Bromhall also received a public apology from Lippin­ the Herald 8:0 0 New York apartment after breaking (A) News-Weather 3:45 Days’’ spinoff, “ Joanie Loves 3. 60 Minutes (CBS). cott. his growing business to his . “ The defendants were using <9)r0) Magnum, P.I. Magnum plays her engagement, fretting over that iS)Movle-(Drama)*** "SoftSkin" (6 Thoughts To Live By Chachi,” which landed at the top of 4. Three’s Company (ABC). age-old puzzler, should a girl before 1964 Francoise Dorleac. Jean 3:50 Bromhall had sought more than $2 million for invasion : somebody else’s copyrighted works Cupid's helper when he becomes consistent advertising In the Herald. ;and weren’t paying for the privilege the heap for the second week of its 5. Too Close for Comfort (ABC). involved wilh a former Russian pilot marriage? (105 mins.). Desailly A married businessman is A ' All Night Weather Service of privacy and the illegal appropriation of his scientific who has defected, and a member of 12:00 drawn into a tragic affair with a (14' Stevie Nicks In Concert —•— limited series. 6. Joanie Loves Chachi (ABC). work. Lawyers said terms of the settlement barred of using that music,” said Philbrick. the Soviet track team inHawaii for an (0) Six Minion Dollar Man beautiful airline stewardess. (2 4:00 ’The complaint also alleges there On the prime-time scorecard, 7. Hart to Hart (ABC). exhibition match. (Repeat; 60 (^0) Movie-(Drama) *• "Fanny By hrs.) (21) Freeman Reports For the late them from disclosing the amount of money paid to because It Gaslight" 1948 JamesMason. 1:‘ 5 night West Coast audience, a review Visit Al Sleffert’s, 445 Hartford Road, ABC led with an overall rating of 8. Dukes of Hazzard (CBS). mins.) Bromhall, who filed suit in 1978. were other instances of copyright in- (.0) PM Magazine Stewart Granger. The story of how (3) Moment Of Meditation of Sandi Freeman's provocative talk Manchester. Meet Al, he’ll tell you 18.4. CBS was second with 17.0 and 9. Falcon Crest (CBS). onemancantwisithelivesolallthose 2:00 show. Dr. C. Thomas Caskey of the Baylor College of Ifringem ent. “ prior to and sub- (0)(4O) Police Squad NBC was in the cellar at 14.6. 10. Magnum, P.I. (CBS). (t^ Movie-(Drama)** “ Operation who come in contact with him. (2 (0) Movie - (Adventure) ** (22i News Medicine said Wednesday his research team in Houston more. ; sequent” to the dates cited. Thunderbolt" KlausKinsky, Sybil hrs.) "Torpedo Alley" 1953 Dorothy 4:30 Canning The world walched...the (11) Auto Racing '82 USAC Sprints Malone, Mark Stevens. A grounded 122) 22 Alive had cloned a gene — pne of the microscopic messengers world wailed ...and the cheered. One Irom Rossburg, OH (R) flier joins the submarine service for 4:50 in cells that governs inherited characteristics. brings (10) Dr. Scott On Hebrews action in Korea, where he proves his (l4) Movie -(Drama) ** "Nlghth- of the most daring spectacular Caskey said the development was a step toward Cast one saving grace rescues ol modern tirries. (PG) (2 (40) VegaS Dan Tanna is targeted for heroism and finds romance in.a awks" 1981 Sylvester Stallone. hrB.SOmms.) death when he tries to protect a hospital. (2 hrs., 5 mins.) Billy Dee Williams. A New York City possibly curing or preventing hereditary diseases simp­ (11) ESPN's SportsForum- lamily that is being killed off by what> (T) Joe Franklin Show detective 18 caught upina dangerous ly by replacing defective genes. The research is Thursday Edition seems to be an evil curse. (Repeal; (AD .Sports Update Good news tor game ol international terrorism nignt-owls and West Coast sports published in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the (14) Movie-(Drama) * “ Ruckus" 70 mins.) (Rated R) (99mins.) 1980 Dirk Benedict, Linda Blair. A 12:10 Ians-the latest sports results in a 5:00 Results.” (0)CBSLateMovte'TheDark' 1976 last-paced commentary. National' Academy of Sciences. shell-shocked Vietnam vet ruffles (0) Prayer The Lippincott best seller was written by free-lance the calm of a sleepy Alabama town in Stars William Devane, Cathy Lee (22 Kojak (2D Sports which he does not fit. (Rated PG) (97 Crosby A couple track a grisly 2:10 5:04 journalist David M. Rorvik, a former science reporter minsj supernatural kilter through the (14) M ovie-(Dram a)** “ The (1) News 'Working' doesn't highways t^nd back alleys ol Los Earthling" 1981 William Holden. for Time magazine. (21)) 9 9 The Smurfe Easter special 5:30 The Smurfs fa c e a struggle for Angeles. (2hrs.> lOmins.) RickySchroder. A'youngboy, (0) Morning Stretch The book told how a millionaire, 65, hired a scientist survival when the evil Gargamel (21) Moneyline who took a cell from the millionaire, which he then im­ , discovers that boiling six of the little planted in the womb of a 16-year-old virgin, and blue folks wilh lead will produce gold. produced a twin of the rich man. , (21) Prlmenews-120Primeitime Although scientists termed the book a hoax — and work on television newscast coveringlhenationandthe TV channels world. Bromhall’s lawyers said it was “ probably the biggest (22) Basketball Boston Celtics vs. Cinema (il WFSB, Hartlord (CBS) fraud and hoax ever perpetrated on the public” — Lip- ’ New York ($1 WNEW. Naw York (1/ WLNE. Naw Badford (CBS) pincott took in $729,630 frpm all sales and credited Ror­ best-sellers bearing his name — he S4l C lvlllta llo n By Kenneth R. Clark Terkel’s “ Working” to the tube, SkMovIe-(Drama)** ‘‘Rage'' 1972 (I) WTNH, Naw Havan (ABC) vik with $383,000 in royalties, court records show. UPI TV Reporter “ Working” worked very well as a took his tape recorder on a George C. Scott, Richard Basehart. (1) w o n . Naw York An undisclosed amount of those royalties were book. It did not work on Broadway. nationwide journey, interviewing When a peaceful rancher's young G[p Entertainment ft Sports son is killed by chemical testing he (H i Home Box Office secretaries, waitresses, firemen, withheld and will be used as part pf the payment’ to NEW YORK — Studs Terkel is to It would work better on television if takes revenge on those responsible Hartford 9:20. — Chariots of Fire 2, (3) WHCT, Hartford truckers, laborers, lawmen, hookers for the accident. (2 hrs.) (2d WATR. Walerbury (NBC) Bromhall. the working man and woman what it could make up its mind just what Alheneum Cinema 7:10, 9:45. — I Ought to be sort of work it is trying to do. and hawkers — just about anyone, in ^ Sullivans (S) Cable News Network Boswell was to Ben Jonson, but 8:30 War and Peace 7:30. in Pictures, 1, 7:20, 9':55. (2) WWLP, Springfield (NBC) rrim short, who labors for a living and Boswell never had to see his prose Terkel is a Chicago writer who ($^) Carol Burnett And Friende Cinema City — Devil’s Manchester (23) Cinemax also acts, lectures, does sportscast hungers for something more. ( 7 ) ^ Bosom Buddies Wilh Penny (8) WEDH. Hartford (PBS) Sp*cUlliing Ciciutivvly In converted first to music for the Marshall as the scheduled guest, Playground 7:20, 9:25. — UA Theaters East — and disc jockey duty, appears on “ Most of us have jobs that are too ® WVIT, New Brilain (NBC) SLENDERIZING plut-tiza faihion* Broadway stage, then to paragraphs comical madness reigns when Kip ,M iss in g 7, 9:15. — Porky’s7:30, 9:20. — A Lit­ ® WSBK, Boston by television. national television and holds a law small tor our spirits,” one of and Henry produce their own cable ® WGGB, Springfield (ABC) TV talent show and try to kill time Montenegro 7:30, 9:35. — tle Sex 7:20, 9:10. Personal Terkel’s interviewees tells him, and . ($7) WGBY, Springfield (PBS) k't'.; J That’s the sort of transformation degree, but his real specialty is because she's late. The Story of O 7:10, 9:05. Best 7:10, 9:20. PBS audiences will see Tuesday grassroots America. that theme echoes to greater or (ID Top Rank Boxing From Where fashion is a Nashville, TennessM Cinestudio — The In­ Storrs Programs eeen on Channel when “ American Playhouse” brings To write “ Working” — one of five lesser degree throughout the ranks 24, Hartford, are etao seen on look, not a size. (2^132) The Family Circus Easter credible Shrinking Woman Trans-Lux College of the gainfully employed. S pecial Dolly. Jeffy. and Billy put 7:30, with An American Twin — Porky’s 7, 9. — M y Channel 53, Norwich. M _ ^ The echoes, however, are set to Easter eggs in obvious places so Channele 11. 14, 21 and 23 their little brother, PJ. can find them Werewolf in London 9:15. Brilliant Career 7:15, with are received only by cable music, and music is a difficult television aubecribert. Special Sizes easily. Colonial — Killer Army, the Last Wave 9. Lawyer seeking forum for such heavy social 9:00 with Bloody Avengers Vernon 12'/? to 28'/» message. “ Old Man River” got (DC S) Cagney And Lacey A Chinatown bank robbery becomes from 6:30. Cine 1 & 2 - Reds 7:30, and 36-52 Terkel’s point across long before he intensely personal for Cagney and Cast Hartford — ’The Border 7:10, 9:30. wrote “ Working.” So did “ Lucky Lacey when the latter shoots and kills the driver of the getaway car, Cinema One ,— Closed Willimantir reinstatement calls Old Sun” and “ Tennessee and Cagney's father, a veteran for remodeling. Jillson Square Cinema SHOWCASE ex-cop, comes out of retirement to Lineman,” but those words were Poor Richards — The — ALittIeSex7:20,9:20.- poetry. “ Working” sings only prose. work his old beat and help solve the CINEMAS case. Border 7:30, 9:30. On Golden Pond 7:10, 9:15. m w M w g The one saving grace lies in a C£) Merv G riffin Showcase Cinema — — Silent Rage 7, 9. — Some creche insignificant talented star cast which portrays 9 T o 5 (20) Diff’rent Strokes Victor, Victoria 1:45, 7:10, Kind of Hero 7:10, 9:05. Terkel’s ' workers in a series of Drummond's sister Sophia decides 9:45. — Some Kind of Hero sparkling cameos, but so diverse is . he isn't seeing the right kind of 1:15, 7:30, 10. - Quest for ; BOSTON (U P l) — A lawyer for ’The 16-month-old dispute stems their staging and so indifferent are woman and meddles in hia love life. lS)Movfe-(Drama)***V^ “ KingOf Fire 1:20, 7:40, 9:30. — Make today your day to Pawtucket, R.I., told a federal from a lawsuit filed by a group of most of their lyrics that watching K ings" 1962 JeffreyHunter, Robert W nRSnT[8 4 EXIT58 ______Deathtrap 2,.7:15, 9:50. browse through the : appeals court that a creche “ is an taxpayers against city sponsorship “ Working” becomes a ride on an Ryan. Relates the story of EAsnurnotD sM-seio oppressedpeopleandhowtheyare On Golden Pond 7:25, 9:45. Classified Ads ... you’re insignificant i » r t of the overall” of the creche. emotional roller-coaster. m m deiiveredtheSonofQodintheformof __ R ic h a rd PrVOr L iV 6 On sure to find a buy which is I Christmas holiday celebration and McMahon said following Pettine’s It plunges from the glee of Scat- Jesus. H is crucifixion, and the .a „ . . nex m CHARIOTS ' asked permission for the city to decision, the city sold the nativity attendentbirlhofreligion.<2hr8..55 the bunset btrip 1:30, 7:45, hard to turn down. man Crothers, singing and .dancing mins.) OF FIRE IS i resume its 40-year tradition of figures to a private citizens’ group his way though a day in the life of a < S 9 People'a Caucus -SHOWN AT:* municipal sponsorship of a nativity which erected the scene in its car-parker to the soul-dead despair (B) Austin City Limits'Songwriters' iOO-WO-MS- Specie)' Featuring Willie Nelson, scene. traditional place last December, a of Eileen Brennan, chained by FloydTillman.HankCochran.Whitey While an April snowstorm private downtown park. hopeless need to a machine in a Shafer, Sonny Throckmorton, Red DEATHTRAP Lar\e and Ray Price. (Closed- provided an appropriate setting, He asked the three-judge panel to textile mill. reverse the lower court ruling so Captioned; U.S.A.) . William J. McMahon informed the Rita Moreno is a waitress who 0:30 — SHOWN 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that Pawtucket can resume its $20- (JDi0)Taxl ANTONIO’S 2:00-7:lS-9:S0-12.’00 regards her job as a work of art and (21^ Gimme A Break Wednesday that “ Christmas is as a-year contribution to the display of Charles Burning is a retiree, dying (30) Eric Severeld'e Chronicle PIZZA secular as Veterans Day o'r the 14-piece nativity. of loneliness and boredom. James 10:00 and I OUGHT TO Memorial Day with a religious Noting that the northern Rhode (£lC£) Knots Lending Taylor is a singing truck driver and CID News BE IN PICTURES R heritage.” Island city also sponsors national . Barbara Hershey is a pensive (D ^ 20-20 A weekly news­ RESTAURANT McMahon said “ the creche is not holiday celebrations marking magazine with Hugh Downs and -SHOWN AT:- . prostitute. Barbara Walters. (60 mine.) 956 Main St Manchaaler IM-7M-96S- advancing religion” and never Veterans Day, Memorial Day and Each cameo stands on the merit ® Stevie Nicks in Concert Chat Antonio'. Suggott..... generated any public controversy July 4th, McMahon said the “ creche of its star, but the continuity from ^($01 Hill Street Blues Captain is a relatively minor part of a com­ Furillotriestorecoverfromhisrecent until U.S. District Chief Judge Ray­ cameo to cameo makes it appear as breakup with Joyce Davenport by 1 PQ mond J. Pettine ruled last fall that mercial and secular display” at though Terkel’s real mission was to ' concentrating on the slaying of a Friday VI city funding of the manger scene Christmas. prostitute, a rash pf cab robberies, For Easier mix “ Oklahoma” with “ Crime and and the ominous intentions of an 4-8pm l.‘4S-7:10-HS^ was an unconstitutional endorse­ “ It is an insignificant part of the Fhinishment.” , ex-gang leader. (Repeat; 60 mine.) parading and ment of religion and a violation of overall holiday,” he said, noting “ Working” speaks most strongly, (8 Freemen Reports Today's SOME KIND the separation of church and state that the manger only occupies 5 to 10 newsmakers tonight, live from Fresh Baked after, spring ' but like most of the folks whose lives a n y w hereint he world,with OF HERO K doctrine. percent of the area devot^ to a dis­ award-winning interviewer Sand! looks great in it portrays, it should have confined — SHOWN AT:- .. But Sarah Blanding, the attorney play featuring Santa Claus, Walt Freeman. Special call-in number Haddock its singing to the shower. allows national TV audience to l:l$-7:30-10:00 boucle cardigan, for the Rhode Island chapter of the Disney characters and other secular participate. Chef Antonio Style (Fabdow) matching circle American Civil Liberties Union, decorations. . @ IB) Lawmakers potato or pasta - salad bar He contended Pettine erred when 18) Hogan'e Heroes skirl. cited earlier testimony from city of- May Day Fair 10:30 hot garlic bread Dcials that the scene “ was keeping he found that the manger scene was ( £ Newark And Reality -SHOWN AT:- Christ in Christmas.” first and foremost a religious sym­ (S> Program Unannounced exhibitors sought IS) In Performance 'New England • “ The city has promoted the bol. Early Music Ensemble' religious aspect of the holiday,” she “ Although the entire holiday has a HARTFORD — Exhibitors are ® Independent Network Newt $3.95 wanted for the May Day Arts and ® NIghtelk O N G O ID IN Maintained, pointing out the nativity religious origin, it has become a 11H)0 “Your Homotown Community Nowspapor” largely secularized celebration,” he Orafts Fair which is scheduled for PONb g js "the only symbol with religious ^ (D C F )® <9^901 News Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials VERNON significance” put up by Pawtucket. said. May 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at D M.A.S.H. — — SHOWN AT: — Put The Herald Advertising To Work For Youl ■ CF) Benny Hill Show IM-7JS4AS- VERNON CIRCLE “ We have to draw a line between McMahon mentioned a federal Hartford College for Women at Homa of tha thick cruat pizza with that (S) SporteCenler apaclal Italian flavor, loadad with your appeals court decision in (foldrado Cheney Hall and the Green. , (13) Movie -(Oreme) ** "Nighth- 649-4430 ;3anta Claus and a nativity scene,” choica of Itams. For taat taka-out aarvlce call kUCHARD PRYOR CALL DISPLAY ADVEimSING 643-2711 last December upholding the con­ Deadline for registration is April awke" 1061 Sylvester Stallone. jiie said, or “ a town could end up Billy Dee Williame. A New York City ahaad live Oft S w u e t Strips CALDOR p l a z a 678-0080 stitutionality of a nativity scene 26. Fees are $10 outdoor and $15 for detectiveieceughlupinedengeroua BLOOMFIELD 806 PARK AVE m - V n i sponsoring a Chriistmas mass.” I ■— SHOWNAT: — WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER 529-0431 ' ’The court took the case under ad- exhibited on the steps of Denver indoor space. For additional infor­ game of Inlarnational terrorism. /Rated R) (09 mine.) 643-4349 ’.Viaement and gave attorneys 10 days City Hall. That case is being mation, call Aileen BasMS at 236- ® Noslaloie Theater to flie supplemental briefs. annealed. 1215. ® Sports Tonight Too sonrtx I« MANCUKSTKH UKRAl.O. Thurs.. April H. IHif.’ MANCHESTER HEHfALD. Thurs.. April 8. I982 - 19 Region Winni# WInkIt — Henry Raduta and J.K.S.

IF I HAPANY H ALL THESE YEARS A re a to w n s Highlights Astro^graph CffAfiACTERT. HEHEVEKO^V/ESP Crossword WDULP HAVE ANY Hap,,, ANP / r e r u m e f f I NEVER A9KEP FOR Bond rate Is bargain ORVILLE'S CHECK! I OR N e e p e p i t C o v e n t r y B o lt o n / SOUTH WINDSOR - A 9.96 percent interest ACROSS 45 Cold dish Answer to Previous Puale rate, accepted by the town in the sale of $1.1 million April9,1SI2 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) 47 Sinitic in bonds, “was a bargain,” according to Deputy You could be rather lucky this Partnership situations should 1 Heavy weights 50 Milk (Fr.) turn out quite lucky for you 5 Fetus 51 SodaJountaIn Mayor Jacqueline Smith. coming year with Investments jinmeuiwi or joint ventures, provided today, especially those Involv­ 11 Fathered treat The accepted low bid from Colonial Bank you’re associated with people ing members ol the opposite 12 More uncanny 52 Cracks Bolton board must decide brokerage firm of Roosevelt and Cross, both of New who have good track records. sex. Pay head to Cupid’s urges. 13 Baieball club 53 Persian cat York, was among five bids for^ the final financing.of Seek solid relationships. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ool. 21) 14 Planet's orbit 54 Flying ARIES (March 21-A^ 1() Greater gains than usual are 15 Sketch mammels the Avery Brook Flood Control project. . You could have two opportuni­ possible today In the area that 17 A lley____ Town Controller George Spring said the town will ties lor personal gain today. allords you your primary 18 Lily genus DOWN pay about $350,000 in interest costs over a five-year The sources will be unrelated, source ol Income. S e M ways 19 Solar disc to Increase your potential. Q U but each will come from people Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 21 Author 1 Car part (2 DD period. you previously helped. Predic­ SCORPIO (G e t 24-Nev. 22) In Fleming wds.) School budget forum indecisive matters where you have a firm DQ tions ol what's In store for you 24 Comedian 2 Declaim hand on the tiller, everything □□D C 2 in each ol the quarters follow­ Sparks 3 Verne hero Surplus for repairs should go as you hope today ing your birthday are In your * I WeVEK 25 Too much (Fr.) 4 Georgs 26 Former 41 Fishhook lip By Richard Cody Lashoones asked the school board Astro-Graph. Mall $1 to Astro- Delegate as little aa possible. a budget with an 8.7 percent increase, well done ... To come here year after EAST HARTFORD The Board of Education Take charge yourself. KMEW A H T6 26 Biblical McGovern's Mideast 42 Distinguishing members who were present at the Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio preposition state |abbr.| alliance Herald Reporter taking the bottom line over the $2 million year and nit-pick and nit-pick, why, I has agreed to use soritie of a $48,863 surplus to cor­ City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be SAOITTARjUB (Nov. 23-Oaa feature ' PLAYED TEWWI^-'' 27 Family 5 Moray labbr.l mark for the first time. The finance don’t even want to live here anym ore...” hearing if there was a chance of losing rect fire code violations at Center School. The sur­ sure to Include birth date. 21) It may be wiser today to let 44 Of India BOLTON — It looks like its going to be events run their natural course member 6 Gourd 27 Express board has taken out $15,000, dropping the Walsh struck the gavel at this point, the Willington kids, since that town's plus was discovered last week and Mayor George TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 28 Painted 7 Vivacity Ipreflx) up to the finance board to figure out Both Lady Luck and Dan Cupid rather than to make question­ 29 British isle board turned down this town’s request to 30^ Preserve body 8 Tearing 46 Songstress Lo­ increase to about eight percent. since residents started speaking out of A. Dagon suggested it be used for this purpose. will be eyeing you favorably able changes. Be patient. Lady 30 And so on whether to leave the school budget as is 33' Sea dog 9 Indeed By law, the finance board, as well as order, and Republican Town Committee extend the five-year contract another Some $38,863 will be used for the repairs at today. Involvements with one Luck will, support you In the (ebbr., Let., 2 gan or propose a further cut. 34 Adherent ol a Vice Chairman William Fehling said, two years. you love should turn out happi­ end. 10 Prospector's wds.) 47 Confederate town meeting action, can only drop or Center School and the rest on renovations to the king find Rather than being a meeting which School board Chairman Joseph J. ly CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It) 31 Clean a floor raise the bottom line of a school budget. “ That's what town hearings are all boiler room at Penney High School. Just as friends could come to 35 Actor Ladd 11 Hackneyed States Army gave direction to the board, the hearing GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Peo­ 32 Enduring Only the school board can go into the about.' They’re for the expression of Haloburdo Jr. said the relationship Sam J. Leone, superintendent of schools, included you lor lavors today, you. In 37 Queer 14 Inner (prel.j labbr.) Wednesday on the $2 million school ple In positions to help you 36 Emit coherent budget and directly affect programming. honest concerns about what people want between the two towns is “ very har­ Improve conditions where your turn, can go to them should 40 Accountant 15 Auxiliary verb 48 One of Attila'i budget resembled more a forum for the $150,000 in the school budget for the coming year ta you need help. Don't be reluc­ light This differs from the operation of the to hear about where their money is being monious. I don't forsee that happening.” career Is concerned will be labbr.) 16 Rower followers 30 residents who braved the snowy roads correct fire code violations at all schools. The approachable today. Set up a tant to ask eld from pals II It’s 41 Fasten 20 Inicrlptlon 37 Circuits town budget, where residents at the an­ spent,” He said one of the reasons why necessary. 49 Body of water to voice their discontent with not being budget still has to be approved by the Town Council. meeting. 42 Three 22 Broke bread 38 Regimens nual town meeting, and the finance Willington turned that offer down was AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) musicians 23 Grow drowsy 39 Short tele­ 52 Anbmony able to affect directly, items in the Walsh then said the proper place to dis­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) board, can affect any item, be it sand that it would keep all its contracts with You could do better than usual Give priority today to any 43 Nabob (abbr.) 25 Sesame plant graphic click Isymbol) budget. cuss how the school money is being spent opportune developments that and salt or salaries of town officials. other schools on the same timetable. Spring storm costly today In situations that have Specific comments about programs is at a school board meeting, since the elements ol chance. Don't take could benefit your finances or World’8 Qr8ats8t Sup8rh8ro88 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Republican Town Committee Chair­ career. They may be fleeting, also were stifled because more than 90 “ No matter what you say here hearing was designed to discuss SOUTH WINDSOR — It will cost the town $5,000 foolish risks. On the other man Lawrence A. Converse III asked: hand, don’t play It loo sale. so act promptly. percent of the proposed increase comes tonight,” finance board member Morris amounts. “ They (school board to $10,000 to clear town streets of the snow left by PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 11 12 “ When are we going to hit the $3 million LEO (Jnly 23-Aug. 22) A condi­ IT5HOULP BE BY NOW, AN P NOT EVEN THOSE HERIPIC WELL NOW, I WOULDN'T from fixed and “ uncontrollable” costs, Silverstein said,’ “ they (Board of Educa­ members) can be replaced like any Tuesday’s storm, Richard J. Sartor, town manager, Don't be afraid to think In mark? Over a period of time, we're real­ tion you haven't been quite WILS(3N.' -me g x p to w f we FOOLS RkRKS WENT TO WILL BE SO S4WE OF THAT.. tion members) can do whatever they elected official at the normal elections. has pr^icted. able to get a handle on will take expansive terms today. In your 13 14 like teachers’ salaries and insurance. PLANTEP IN B4RX4 WILL HAVE HAVE BEEN ABLE 1D RPA ly paying less and less for each student. Sartor said crews have not finished clearing the a change for the better today. Instance, "big" is good and If there was a tenor to the meeting, it want with the money they get.” He said If you do not like the job any Board of you should be luckier than usu­ T M IN 6 T O S to p IT FROM^ ■ We are growing in costs while our stu­ You. as well as others, will reap m>EsoimcHmiiv£g- this after a resident asked to what extent Education official is doing, get rid of streets and the town’s supply of sand and salt is al with large Issues. 15 16 wasn’t cut this or keep that like the Mon­ dent population is dwindling. Maybe we benefits. Mg/irouTOFHm HAPFENINS ! day hearing on the town proper budget, the town had to fund the schools, to him,” he said. depleted. He said other sources will provide the MY REPLACEAOENT.Y ■ ought to think about another way of 18 but it could best be described as frustra­ which board Chairman Michael J. Walsh material needed to do the job. . 19 20 22 23 educating our children, if the costs keep tion. said, “ We are forced to enact an educa­ ■ ■ THE DISCUSSION, though many going up while student population goes 24 26 “ What the hell Bre we all here for, tion budget. If we cut it by 50 percent, we times like the one described above, did down.” Program is praised because it’s all locked in the legislation. might find ourselves in court.” ■ ■ at times revolve around recent school School officials say the per-student 27 28 29 This seems an exercise in futility,” GLASTONBURY — A non-profit program to James 0 . Rogers said in response to controversies, like the per-student cost high school cost is $2,878, a figure that provide towns with workman’s compensation Bridge ■ Wilfred J. Armstrong said. 30 31 32 33 Silverstein’s comment, “ They’re doing a at the high school, and the recent per excludes transportation, special educa­ coverage had a good year and will return money to fine job. The past year the education pupil rate-cut Bolton gave Willington. tion, capital improvements arid debt ser­ its member towns. However, Glastonbuiy won’t 1 WKupiwpaBFr 34 35 36 38 39 T in ; SCIIOOI. ROAIU) is proposing system has gotten fine nublicity for a job Clark Road resident Richard H. vice costs. receive any current refund because it joined the ■ ■ program late. Match point winner 40 Officials said even though the town won’t receive tevy!8 Law — James Schumeister ■ ■ a refund this year, the positive financial report is "How to win at match points 43 44 H 45 Self-extinguishing still good news and the report will ease some of the without really trying.” ■ reservations about the program, which is now in its Mark felt titot Els good 47 48 49 50 heart suit justified a two- ^ T H N O IH E WOeST second year. BART OF MVAMNE51A 5O JP^-H 00, NORTH 4-S-S) level response in spite of 15 NOT fcNOWIN& WHY ■ Local officials decided to participate in the 4AQ983 only holding eight high card MY UySTELECTTPMX) SCUPPA-HAY/ 61 52 OB HOW I LOST MY NA)vlE'5 program last year to reduce the premiums for 4AQ8 points. IHPBE WE'BEWDMBATEv ^ E M O B Y .Y ^ HF 15/ a b n o u >?y \ t h e m to tc o S e ' W ^ O IC A Y / smoke bill set back workman’s compensation. ♦ 872 North’s jump to four THE-YVE 53 54 4A9 hearts was supposed to show FtXJNP WEST EAST more than a minimum open­ ABNOUP/ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) By Bruno V. Rapniello cigarettes and cigarette paper.” School budget approved 4104 ♦ K J 6 ing and after Mark invitM a slam by his diamond cue bid. United Press International “Contrary to what they say, the < 9 0 44 HEBRON — The District Board of Education has 4Q109S ♦ K J 4 North cue bid his ace of technology does exist to create a much approved a budget of more than $3.6 million for clubs. It wasn’t just what HARTFORD — A Middletown law­ 4KQJS4 4 10 I7 II2 safer cigarette,” he said. next year, 11 percent more than this year’s $3.2 Mark had hop^ for, but maker’s effort to force the tobacco in­ SOUTH there he was in six. During a public hearing last month, million budget. 4782 CELEBRITY CIPHER dustry to make fire-preventive The king of clubs was C alabrity Ciphar cryptograma art craatad from quotatlona by tamoua paopia, paat Danbury fire officials urged passage of The budget approved reflects a reduction of about 4KJH7511 ' opened. Mark promptly dis­ and praaant. Each lattar In iha clpbariianda for anothar. Tooiy't dus: L aquatt D. cigarettes and little cigars remains bare­ 4 A63 ly a burning ember in the Legislature. the bill in testimony given only days $57,000 from the budget proposed by David Cat- ♦ .. . . carded a spade on aummy’s ace, drew trumps with two The House Wednesday put the damper after two Dapbury firefighters died in a tanach, superintendent of schools. blaze caused by a burning cigarette. The budget pays for the education of students in Vulnerable: North-South leads and took and lost the Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence on immediate passage of the measure, Dealer: North spade finesse. Blast led back Danbury Fire Lt. Gene Singer testified Grades 7 through 12 at RHAM Junior and Senior proposed by Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, a diamond, but night had ‘ORTUZBAW VD BZA DZMWBADB D-Middletown, by sending it back to the that cigarettes that go out if they are not High schools, which serve the three District 8 towns West North East Soalh fallen. Mark took his ace and I"LL TAKE YOU KATE'S HAP A HARP LIFE ...HER 14 Pass 24 led a spade to dummy’s ace. HOME, K A fE . HUEEANP WAS ROBBEP ANP Appropriations Committee. smoked were already being made in of Hebron, Andover and Marlborough. * The budget .will be reviewed at a public hearing Pass 44 Pass 84 When both opponents fol­ MORPEREP WHEN THEY LIVEP 'The move all but extinguished Gion- limited numbers. B (4 Pass 64 lowed he led and ruffed IN ALSUOUEROUe. SHE MOVEP friddo’s effort to have Connecticut But opponents were able to sidetrack on April 19 in RHAM auditorium in Hebron. Pass Pass Pass another spade, then over to OUT HERE TO 6 B T A m y become the first state in the nation to the measure Wednesday by claiming dummy with its last trump LVDBRCEA FABQAAC BOM require self-extinguishing cigarettes and thht the $10,000 needed to implement the to get discards of his two Opening lead: 4K losing diamonds on the last small cigars, something the tobacco in­ regulations should be looked at first by two spades. dustry has lobbied heavily against. the Appropriations Committee. It turned out to be worth The House earlier voted 73-56 to kill an Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, co- By Oswald Jacoby 11 out of 12 possible match aad Alan Sontag amendment by Gionfriddo that would chairman of the budget-writing com ­ points. Only a few North- HAMHOA." — IVEBMW FMWUA have given the industry more time to mittee, said he was not sure how the pan­ South pairs hid the slam and Mark Lair, one of the while the club was always develop slow-burning tobacco by exten­ el would treat the bill. He said the only many fine young bridge opened, one declarer dis­ ding from July 1983 to January 1984 the input he had received on the issue has experts, was in Dallas carded a diamond and deadline for preparation of regulations ■Been from the tobacco industry. recently. We asked him for a wound up losing a diamond simple band for the column PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Today's bureaucrats are a tot like to implement the legislation. The Appropriations Committee was and two spades for down guns without triggers — they don't work and can't be fired." and here it is. two. ■Alley Oop — Dave Graue Gionfriddo said self-extinguishing unable to act on bills by its deadline on — Roy Rogers Weekend Special It might well be entitled. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) cigarettes would go a long way to reduce Tuesday because of the weather. As a deaths and injuries resulting from fires result, the Legislature Wednesday ap­ HAR! HAR! I AM BIS KABCX3M IZ GNIZE M E ! MUCH ABOUT! anyone can vote against this bill,” said noon next Tuesday. Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Clear the decks Gionfriddo, who blamed the tobacco in­ The cigarette bill was bounced as VOU'RE R 1SH T-TH 19 w e l l JU&r ) WHATS dustry for claiming falsely that such a House members, unable to meet IS KINP CF A PUAAB HAVE -TO j THAT LEARN TO J VOU'RE cigarette cannot be produced. Tuesday because of the snowstorm, 20% off WAV TO KEEP KICTO AWAV FROM, CERTAIN TRUST WATOHIN&? Seaman Kevin Gibson shovels snow from the decks of the frigate He said the industry has refused to rushed to clean up business and go home AcTuAiLy,Tne KmsN w/ft (AV MoTneR's CASH & 85 E. CEN TER ST. . T V SHO W S.' THEM.' U.S.S. Constitution where he Is stationed In Boston’s Charlestown sec­ cooperate and “ steadfastly refused to for the Jewish holidays and Easter IDeA, ^ i t Keeps /AARRieD M€M reveal the contents of the additives in. observance. CARRY tion. 649-5268 AWAV B€(^A0se Titev toN'T Hke I 0 eifpLA'iN Xwe CAT WAiK> ON <£>R4UU.C H-8 ItieiR CLc5(Hes. New jai alai grand jury ordered \ i r GRAND OPENING i r Frank and Erneat — Dob Thaves HARTFORD (UPl) - believe that crimes have prosecution. Miiford. formed that year resulted The second one-man grand been committed.” McGuigan' declined to The new probe is “ an in­ in 11 arrests and eight con­ jury investigation in three The calling of the latest discuss any specific cases vestigation in general” of victions of gamblers and RELOCATION SALE WHEM I'M PONE, years of alleged game probe into the jai alai in­ and would, not say how the jai alai industry, he players who fixed games at rigging, perjury and con­ dustry was requested by many of the frontons were said, and was requested Milford Jai Alai in 1977. w l o u spiracy involving Connec­ Chief State’s Attorney involved. based on findings stem­ The arrests were the first /L Y ticut’s three jai alai fron­ The state’s three fron­ Austin J. McGuigan. ming from a similar probe in the game’s 45-year INSTALLATION OF ANY $|A/EN2 ME tons has been ordered. McGuigan said Kelly tons are located in launched in 1979. history in the United Chief Court Ad­ would look into allegations Bridgeport, Hartford and A jai alai grand jury States. STORM DOOR PURCHASED gAC(c O U T ? ministrator Maurice J. of game rigging, forgery, Sponzo ordered Superior larceny, bribery and con­ DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL Court Judge Eugene T. spiracy and also perjury, Kelly to conduct a ondnpan tampering with or T h a m e s 4 - 8 grand jury investigation fabricating physical “ to determine whether evidence, tamp>ering with STORM DOOR WITH ANY VINYL there is probable cause to witnesses and hindering ATTENTION The Born Loser — Art Sansom MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS ONLY OR ALUMINUM SIDING ORDER PLACED DURING APF^IL Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Buas Bunny — Warner Bros. MAIN OFFICE & BRANCH WILL IVE BeENTR^6Kl^l

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HIGHLAND PARK MAHHET Under the Reagan administration’s newest budget there is a fixed deductible of |75 (raised just last year The "savings” in administrative expenditures are DETAILS IN STORE proposals, Medicare expenditures would be cut back from $50). Now the White House is proposing that the even now resulting in the loss of millions of dollars in another billion. This would be on top of the $SS0 funds improperly paid out to hospitals and other MUCKES OR QROTE & WEIGEL Part B deductible rise each year in tandem with the con­ JANIK million hi medical costs that were shifted to the elderly Y o u r sumer price index. That change alone would cost the providers of services. $ 0 1 9 1 9 lb as a result of IM l’s Budget Reconciliation Act. One elderly $65 million next year. Requiring co-payments An authoritative estimate is that the Medicare; result obviously will be that mimy more older persons M o n e y 's for home health visits would cost another $35 million, program was saved $26 for every $1 spent auditing k Kielbasa m t l b Kielbasa will postpone needed medical care. and limiting the reimbursement for outpatient physical health care providers in 1981. But in the face of a ^ Also Availablo Dubuque, Fleur-Oe-Ms Hams' Consider the point that in the end, treatment of W o r th therapy would take another $4 million from their spen­ projected 10 percent increase in the number of claim s^ neglected conditions can run up horrendous bills for the Sylvia Porter ding money. and other added duties for the contractors, this year's Boneless-SemI Boneless-Morrell E-Z Cut Hams individual and eventually for the M edicare and Another proposal would limit the annual increase in funds have been cut still further. Hormel Cure 81 Hams For Your Holiday Table Medicaid programs. the amount the Medicare program would pay toward Field audits can be made of seweiythan 40 percent of Last year, on the White House's recommendation. doctor bills to 5 percent Instead of the current limit of 8 providers this year. Desk audits hhvMieen slashed from Congress boosted the Medicare hospital deductible from percent; it also would delay the increase from July to 40 to 15 hours each. 7 A! the 1981 level of 8204 to |260, an increase of more than 25 October. Meanwhile, health care costs are soaring at nearly percent. When the hospital deductible goes up, the co­ If these suggestions are adopted, even more double the r.ate of inflation. The lid must be clamped on! j j STUFFERS payments go up as well. These co-payments are the an outpatient would be reduced from |500 to $100 a year. physicians than today would refuse to "accept But are our older citizens to be the sacrificial lambs? SEMI BONELESS Qran. of Brewster, Fabric Finish & Sizing. programmer. Classes are limited in size and number to assure individual attention Margarine QTRS community as a whole will progress in the decade to ban installation of the Grapes LB N.Y., as part of an in­ Spray starches do more to every student. And in months, not years, you could be ready to enter the Data BLUE BONNET of the 1960s. foam insulation after it than just stiffen fabric. ORIQINAL BUHERMILK vestigation into the use of a Processing job market. 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The Connecticut Data Processing Institute offers a <'on- w it h ThI scoupon WITH THIS COUPON by the state Department of A*7.10RURCHAtE w fniiw opw ---" 'vRfsnffirsuiw r"'*^ ment of Economic Development, the U.S. Small venient tuition payment plan as well as an employment placement service to ll>7.S0 PURCHASE 4*7.10 PURCHASE Business Administration, and the Migration Dlvi- Consumer Protection, graduates, all at no extra charge! 4*7.MPUR0HAST I which along with the state ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. TENOERLEAF aion of the Department of Labor and Human TAKE THE STEP TODAY THAT COULD START MAXWELL HOUSE pliischmanns Resources of the Government of Puerto Rico will Attorneys (Jcneral’s Office Blitter make their presmtatlons in one city each day. announced Wednesday the MSURMISliTHS SINCE YOUR CAREER OF TOMMOROWI Tea Bags Coffee Topics will cover business planning, accounting, "filing of the Superior Court Yaaal 1914 $ 1 6 9 and financing, all key Ingredients of good business suit. $ j 2 9 management, according to Perez. The workihops a will w both present and prospective business The consumer protection GONNECTKUT DATA PROCESSING INSTITUTE . I 1^' - A I L i located at 744 Main Street. Willimantic, CT 06226. Entrance is from the municipal L I/ iOn eper family qtr agency is investigating ONE PER FAMILY managers, be added. 649-5241 parking lot into the lower level of the Rajean Building. The Connecticut Data ONE PER FAMILY ONE PER FAMILY For more information on the workshops, contact alleged misrepresentation __ «OOD APRIL 6 THRU APRIL 10 . ^ 0 APRIL S THRU APRIL 10 of the composition and Processing Institute is approved by the Connecticut Commissioner of Education. JIEDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET GOOD APRIL • THRU APRIL 10 Perez, Connecticut Department of Economic 65 E. Cantor Slraat ■M AT HIGHLAND PARK MARRIT Development, 210 Waabington St. Hartford, CT properties of Tripolymer oopo APRIL B THRU APRIL 10 REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK I^ARKIT Manchaator, Ct. SPECIAL OPEN HOUSE SESSIONS EVENINGS AT 6 P.M. lO S nf AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET J 06106, telejhione S60-2S67. foam insulation, which is produced by the C.P. MANCHKSTKR IIKRALD, Thurs.. April 8, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., April 8, 1982 - 23 um nsm HOVERnSING MTES Classified) 643'2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... % 2 2 — Condominiums Minimum Charge t 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 23— Hom es for Sale > 35— Heaimg*Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Miac.for Rent IS Words NOTICE 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 50*-HomeiMpt8. to Shgfa day before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted f^lnvestm ent Property 37— Moving-Truck ing>Stor age48— Antiques 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy PER WORD PER DAY Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 2— Pofsonais 14— Business Opportunities 26— B usiness Propterty AUTOMOTIVE 3— -Announcements 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 60— Proouce Deadline for Saturday Is b— Aucttons 20— Real Estate Wanted 6 t — Autos tor Sele 12 noorf Friday; Mon­ MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale1 D A Y ...... 14« MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. day's deadline Is 2:30 64— Molorcycies-Bicyctes 16— Private instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 3 D A Y S ...... 13« Friday. FINAflCIAL 10— Schoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Hom es for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 56— Officet'Stores for Rent Homes 6 D A Y S ...... 12ip 66— Automotive Service Phone 643-2711 33— Buildmg>Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 9— Personal Loans * 67— Autos for Rent-Lease 26 D A Y S ...... ' 1 U to— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing>Siding 45— Boats A Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent Telephone 643-2711, AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Haatittg-Plumbing 35 A itfcfu for Solo Boats-Accoasorioa 4S Apartments for Rent S3 Apartments tor Rent 53 Homos-Apts. fo aharo 50 Autos For Sale 61 SCHALLER PLUMBING- FILM CASSETTES - Two HEATING- Water pump Nikon 35mm film cassettes MANCHESTER- One and 118 MAIN STREET - Three B u sin e ss specialists. Also, and one Cbntax 35mm film two bedroom apartments and four room apartments. ROOMMATE WANTED ‘IMNK remodeling service or MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ available. Centrally for 5/1 to share two iBanrlirfitfr Brralb cassette. $5 each. Call ly equipped. 40 HP Mer­ Hot water, no appliances, bedroom apartm ent in repairs. FREE Doug Bevins at the Herald, located on busline near security. Tenant in­ REPOSSESSIONS cury electric start. shoppi^ center and Glastonbury. $200 a month ESTIMATES. 649-4266. 643-^11, between 1 and 3 Teleflex-stick steering. surance. 646-2426, 9-S p.m. schools. For further details weekdays. plus half of utilities. Call for sale Guide Hummingbird depth call 649-7157. Carol at 659-2509 after 8:30 1977 FORD T-Bird 'Your Community Newspaper' COLONIAL WINGED sounder, Shakespeare p.m. Fully To place your ad Call Pam at The remote electric motor, CB, MANCHESTER - Newly MANCHESTER - Two SOFA - Green Herculon bedroom apartment, two Q u ip p ed . M&M Plumbing and Fabric. Good condition. Aerated livewell, bilge decorated one bedroom Manchester Herald, 643-271 1 Heating, Manchester. 649- pump and much more! apartment. Access to shop­ full baths, furnished, □ AUTOMOTIVE Excellent con­ $50. Call 643-1272 after 5 Asking $2500. Telephone sauna, pool, exercise 2871. Small repairs, p.m. ping centers, buslines and dition. $4,000._ 1 Help Wanted 13 remodeling, heating, 649-7862 before 2:30 or room, banquet room. No Lost and Found 13 Help IVanled schools. For further details children under 16. No pets. Auto Parts For Halo 80 The above cari be seen at baths, kitchens and water ACT FAST! SWIMMING after 10 p.m. please call 528-4196 the heaters. Free estimates! Security required. Includes LOST GOLD CHAIN and SALES PERSON - Mature. SEWING MACHINE BILL THIS POOL Sale-a-Thon going on between 9 and 5 pm or fee and hot water. $450. FOR SALE; Three van locket with initials RCS. Part time Saturdays. Sporting Qoods 40 after 5 pm and weekends, bench seats good condition. Savings lank of operators - Established right NOW! Big new 1982 I^^erance Agency, 646- Mandwster Much sentimental value. Harvey's Dresses & nationwide pillow TUNSKY Household Qoods 40 pools, 31 ft. X 16 ft. with 649-7157. Tan. $98 or $35 each. 742- Vicinity Main Streel. Sportswear. Phone 646- ir ALUMINUM A MINNOW NET 50 x 4. 5050. •23 Mzin StTMl manufacturer has im­ COULD deck, fence and filter. Never used. Telephone 647- Reward. 649-5169. 3100. mediate, full time VINYL 8IDINQ USED ONLY $979 INSTALLED; MANCHESTER - Three Homas tor Rent 54 openings. Experienced (20 C ohn To REFRIGERATORS, Will finance. Call collect 0086 or 646-2445. rooms, second floor, IMPOUNDED: Huskie DENTAL ASSISTANT - WASHERS, RANGES - carpeted, appliances, preferred. Day shift - five Chooaa From) 203-964-5642. GOLF CLUBS - seven ANDOVER - one bedroom Molorcyclea-Blcjfclaa 64 cross, female, one year Experienced only, perma­ day week. Full benefit, BE Clean, Guaranteed. Parts excellent location. $340 house with stove, Autoa For Sato 81 old. One blue eye. Coburn nent part time - 2‘/2 days. ★ C a n o p i e s & Service. Low prices! clubs, bag, cart $65. Also, monthly plus utilities. program including sewing METAL CABINET sink golf cart new $15. refrigerator, washer and HONDA 1981 CM400 - 975 Road. Telephone 646-4555. Contact Administrator - incentive. Apply at B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main and gas range. $50 for both. Available April 1st. Peter­ dryer. Security deposit. CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe 646-1360. Telephone 649-0064. man Realty, 649-9404 or DeVlIle - 72,000 miles. m iles. E x tras. $1500. Pillowtex Corporation, 49 Phone M9-8095 YOUR Street. 643-2171. Kerosene wall furnace Telephone 742-6419. Telephone 649-1813. IMPOUNDED: Female Regent Street, with two drum stands. $45. 646-1171. Good condition. $2700 or German Shepard, black PART TIME HELP FREE ESTIMATES Antiques 40 Manchester, Conn., E.O.E. METAL KITCHEN Telephone 643-2880. Best Offer. Telephone 742- 1980 HONDA 750-F-Super and tan. Call Andover Dog wanted for third shift. M/F. -I- EASY TERMS TABLE 30” X 40” with.8” 6800 - Keep trying. Warden, 742-7194. Please apply, 7-Eleven ______WANTED: ANTIQUE PLEASANT FOUR Olficoa-Storoa Sport. Excellent condition. leaf. $40. Telephone 643- MIRROR OVAL - gold ROOMS in ^ e t family at­ for Rent 55 Extras. Telephone 646- Store, 513 Center Street LIVE-IN FEMALE 5815. fram e, 33” x20” , $12. FURNITURE, Glass, mosphere. Elderly person 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new Help Wanted 13 between 7 a.m, and 3 p.m. fRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT Pewter, Oil Paintings, or rebuilt motor, radial tires, 0811, or 647-03'ra anytime. COMPANION for elderly FARRMB IKMODEUNG Braided rug, wool, multi preferred. Non-smokers, WORKSPACE OR lady, in exchange for room s TRIO PRINTERS 2 RECLINER - black vinyl. shades of green, 44”x66”, Antique items. R. Harrison AM-FM cassette stereo, SUPERINTENDENT MATURE PERSON for cc z Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, no pets, references, securi­ STORAGE SPACE FOR SCHWINN BMX SX 100 - and board, plus compensa­ 0. Elm Strsst H Room Additions, Decks, All Good condition - comfor­ $25. True bargains. 646- - Telephone 643-8709. ty plus utilities. Telephone sunroof, great transporta­ NEEDED - live-in posi­ housework and other duties RENT in Manchester. No tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- Good condition. Many a ll^ tion. References required. !: Manehetttr, Connecticut ^ types of Remrideling and table. $45. Telephone 643- 1617. 649-5897. lease or security deposit. parts. Worth $350; will se tion. Must be experienced in small, pleasant rest Call 643-8920 after 7:30 Z 39 repairs. Free estimates. 0423. Wanted to ,Buy 49 8805. Classified Ads in repairing gas stoves, gas home, in Glastonbury. Full K * Z Reasonable rates. Suitable for $250. Negotiable.Jgoti Ready p.m. (^Complete Lins of Offset Printingn Fully insured. LAWN SPREADER - $15. to race. Mike, 649-8283. boilers, appliances, light or part time. Call 633-4411, PHONE M 3-6017 HEAVY PLATE GLAS§ CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ WEST HARTFORD - for small business. Retail 197? AMC HORNET tLETTERHEADS - ENVEL0PES2 Three man inflatable raft and commercially zoned. electrical, clean and main­ or owner 345-4300, BABYSITTER - Depen­ X X ty. We buy quickly and con­ Handsome two bedroom, WAGON. Good dependable = BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS = MIRROR 3 6 ft. V4 in., and oars, $30. Telephone MOTORCYCLE tain grounds. For inter­ dable, mature, loving, very good condition,- $40. fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ UA baths apartment on Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. transportation. Price view call between 9 and 12 £ SNAPOUTS (Carbon & NCR) h 649-2118. busline adjacent to INSURANCE - Lowest creative person for two I- BROCHURES-CATALOGS -o “Dumas Electric” Dark red leather barrel poration. 646-0131. negotiable. Telephone 643- noon. Monday through ATTENTION highway and - park. $650 NEWLY RENOVATED 4735. Rates Available! Many op­ children. Part time, .own Z Our Art Department Offers 3 Home Electrical Im­ chair, $35. Telephone 646- tions. Call: Clarice or THIS COUPON CANNOT B Friday. 528-1300. MOTHERS transportation, Vernon Cir­ ff a Complete Service Z 0241. WANTED - Old clocks and monthly with heat and gar­ 310 square feet office provement ' and repair parts working or not. age. Call Carol at 528-1300. available. Main Street 1970 MONTE CARLO - Joan, Clarke Insurance cle area. Call 646-5153; Call our salesman, Bill Del. work. Many references TAG S A L E S Agency 643-1126. & OTHERS leave name and number Articles tor Sale 41 Telephone 644-3234. location with ample Excellent condition. Air, - - USED FOR TAG SALES, NURSES AIDES with answering service. Phone: 6434)125 or 643 2266 and affordable prices. WILLIMANTIC - One and parking. Call 649-2891. power brakes and steering. Ideal part-time work Ol ^ 647-3637 Anytime MOVING - Evey^thing two bedroom apartments. Temporary LNIUd INIUrJ INIUd INIUd Original owner. Dave, 646- available. Highlyhourly HEBRON - Weekend live- must be sold! Cflocks, Heat and utilities included. 0121, 9 to 5. PLEASE READ Summer Positions rate plus high bonus. in for elderly woman. glass, china, silver plate, * RENTALS Rental assistance Mftc. tor Rent 58 RENTALS OR ITEMS Meadows Convalescent The job involves ■Telephone 633-1084 or 228- ALUMINUM SHEETS much more. 9-4 Daily thru available. Deposit and GOVERNMENT YOUR AD Center is now accepting telephone soliciting to 9288. used as printing plates. .007 Saturday. 82 Hollister references required. No MANCHESTER, artist’s SURPLUS CARS AND Classified ads are taken applications for set up appointments for Lots-Land tor Sale 24 Services Ottered 31 thick, 23x28'/^'^. 50c each, Street, M.anchester. Rooms for Rent 52 pets. Telephone 456-1284. loft space, work or retail TRUCKS many sold over ttw phone as a con- FOR SALE OVER $99.00. summer nurses aides AUTOMOBILE SALES - or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- use, aoO-lSOO 'sq. ft. Very through local sales under vanienca. The Herald Is our salespeople. Work FEMALE ONLY - Unfur­ openings. These are full Sell America's Number ANDOVER - Five acre ap­ LAWN MOWERS 2711. They MUST be picked MANCHESTER - West reasonable. Brokers $300. Call 1-714-569-0241, responsible for only one in our professional East up before 11:00 a.m. only. nished'room for rent, plus side toWnhouse. Six rooms, protected. Call Reyman and part time jobs with Hartford office. Hours 9 One Import. We are busy. proved building lot - great REPAIRED - Free pick-up Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Ext. 1069 for your direc­ Incorrect inssrtion and extras. Manchester. Call newly decorated, full base­ Properties, 1-22^1206. tory on how to purchase. openings on all three a.m.-l p.m., or 5 p.m.-9 Automobile sales location! Asking $30,000. and delivery. 10% Senior then only to the sizo of experience not necessary; Telephone 646-8191. Discount. ECONOMY SWIM POOLS ONE BLACK Male cat, one 647-0714. ment, large yard and quiet shifts. Experience is not p.m. Call between 10 DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ neighborhood. Adults. $325 MANCHESTER - ReUil, the original Insertion. necessary. You will at­ we will train. We offer •••••••••••••••••••••••• LAWN MOWER •> 647-3660. female tri-colored cat. 1975 RABBIT - good condi­ Errors which do not and 4 for an interview. salary, top commission, pose of brand new on Both one year old, all EXTRA LARGE Panelled plus utilities. Available storage and/or manufac­ tion. $1800. Telephone 649- tend our paid training benefits, demo plan and □ BUSINESS ground 31’ long pools with room with wall to wall April 15th. Write 181 Mark turing space. 2,500 sq. ft. to 2118. lessen the value ol thn and orientation LOVING, WARM shots. Both neutered. carpeting, large cedar SS9-49SS much more. For personal and SERVICES MOTHER offering child huge sundecks, safety fen­ Affectionate, nice pets. Drive, Coventry, CT 06238. 25oo sq. ft. Very adveiHsemant will not program which leads to AMERICAN FROZEN interview contact Mr. care in her licensed home cing, hi-rate filters, Free to good homeSi> 649- closet. Security and Please include family reasonable. Brokers 1968 DODGE POLARA - be corrected b]' an ad­ to all home subscribers of the required state certifica­ FOODS, INC. Frascona - Willimatic Dat- in Bolton. Games and lear­ ladders, etc. Asking $978 6763. references. Telephone 649- status, work history and rotected. Call Heyman For parts. $200. Call 649- ditional insaiUcui. tion. sun - 423-4547. Services Offered 31 ning activities available. complete. Financing 0102. references. P'roperties, l-2$6-1206. 4616 after 5:00 p.m. available. Telephone NEIL Apply in person only to HOME HEALTH AIDE - Telephone 646-4517. NEEDED: Good home for Herald that have something to sell SECURITY GUARD - REWEAVING BURN collect (203 ) 745-3319. tiger female house cat. FURNISHED ROOM FOR Mrs. Gibbs, ADNS, Voluntary Home Health RENT - Ladies only. between 10 a m. and Agency has a limited Glastonbury High School. HOLES. Zippers, um­ ODD JOBS - Carpenter Spayed, healthy and- well Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sato 01 Autos For Sale 61 School year only, 6 hours brellas repair^. Window with truck will do various FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- behaved. Telephone 633- Licensed rooming house. i®aitrl|p0lrr noon or 1 p.m. to 3 p.m, number of openings for date Kodak Verichrome Private room with com­ Monday thru Friday. certified applicants. per day, $4.75 per hour. shades, Venetian blinds. lobs. Will move 8778. Applications available Keys. TV FOR RENT. households, junk, all brush, Pan 126, black and white 12 munity kitchen and bath. for less than $99.00. Please call Rockville exposures. Twenty-fjve Very clean and quiet. Public Health Nursing from Glastonbury Board of Marlow's, 867 Main Street. trim trees, etc. Reasonable MEADOWS CONVALESCENT Education, 232 Williams 649-5221. rates. 647-0359. rolls for $5. Call Doug Utilities included. On Association for application Musical Instruments 44 busline and near stores. CENTER - 872-9163. E.O.E. Street, Glastonbury, Ct Bevins at the Herald, 643- 333 Bidwell Street 06033. Phone 633-5321 Ext. Painting-Papering 32 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m. Security and references. Manchester, CT 441. A ffirm ative Ac- weekdays. PUMP ORGAN - foot Telephone after 3 p.m., Probate Notice UNIT SECRETARIES - operated Spinet piano 644-0383. We have some part time tion/Equal ^portunity INTERIOR PAINTING, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Employer, M-F. over ten years experience, VIVITAR ZOOM LENS - style. $75. Telephone 742- ESTATE OF NELLIE V. PICHE, BUCKLEY unit secretary positions •••••••••••• ••••••••••• 75 to 205mm f/3.8 close 7268. dqcBdSGd available in our nursing low rates and senior citizen The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, CONVALESCENT HOME Situation Wanted IS discounts. 643-9980. focusing zoom lens with IS Now hiring. RNs full department. Respon.- ••••••••••a •••••••••••a Canon FD mount. $75. Call Judge, of the Court of Probate, time 3-11. part time 11-7. sibilities include main­ Doug Bevins at the Herald, District of Manchester at a taining patient records, I WILL WORK while you Tax INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Comfy Caftan AVERY hearing held on April 1. 1982 LPNs full time or part Income 643-2711, between 1 and 3 answering phones, taking work so you can come PAINTING - Wallpapering ordered that all claims must be time 3-11. Buckley Con­ home to a clean house. Call p.m. Long or Short presented to the fiduciary on or The Manchester Herald valescent Home in Hart­ messages and ordering Service and Drywall Installation. supplies. Schedule includes 569-3714 after 5 p.m. Quality professional work. before July 1. 1982. or be barred as 1 Herald Sq. ford South End near routes INCOME TAX Reasonable prices. Free GRAFLEX by* law provided. 91 and 84. Compare our every other weekend. ACCESSORIES - Graf- Sherrie L. Anderson, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Excellent salary and Condominiums 22 PREPARATION - ExJ Estimates! loilly insured. Ass't. Gerk salary with others in your G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. matic film holder for 4x5 area. RNs start at $8.50 benefits. For more infor­ perienced - at your hom^ camera, $15. Two Graflite The fiduciary is: and hour - LPNs at $7. Con­ mation please contact the - Call Dan Mosler, 649: flash guns, $5 each. Call Audrey Mordavsky tact DNS, Monday-Friday, Personnel Deoartment, at MANCHESTER 3329. INTERIOR AND 830 Vernon Street, 646-1222. Ext. 2270. EXTERIOR Painting and Doug Bevins at the Herald, Manchester, CT 06040 9-3. 249-9166. Carriage House Paperhanging. Ceilings 643-^11, between 1 and 3 007-04 Manchester Memorial PERSONAL INCOME p.m. Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, Condominiums TAX SERVICE - Returns repaired or replaced. Free FREE-LESS THAN $99.00 EXPERIENCED WITH 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom estimates. Fully insured. WAITRESS wanted. Apply Manchester, CT 06040, prepared, tax advice given. APEX AUXILIARY E.O.E. garden style, and 2 bedroom Learn how to best manage References. Martin /, Probate Notice Luigis - 706 Hartford, Road, Townhouses. These Quality, telephoto lens, new condi­ our personal finances, Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., tion, $20. Beautiful Bates NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester. Telephone All-Brick Units include: Ful­ 649-4431. ESTATE OF ALEX F. YAKAITIS, 649-1717. FOOD SERVICE AIDES - ly applianced kitchens, teasonable rates. maisonette twin white We have some part time Telephone 646-7306. deceased NAME____ hardwood floors, Ther­ bedspread, $35. 'Telephone The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, positions available in our mopane Windows and Cen­ Building Contracting 33 WANTED: SCHOOL BUS 646-3388. Judge, of the Court of Probate, ADDRESS_ Drivers for the town of food service department. tral Air Conditioning. All ANNOUNCING THE FORD ESCORT VIP LIMITED EDITION. District of Manchester at a Hours are variable, in­ this, plus they are situated in TAXES Bolton. Will train. Call 537- FARRAND MOVING - lots of good hearing held on March 31, 1982 CITY_____ -STATE. 5766 or 649-6188. cluding day shift, some a park-like setting, con­ PROFESSIONALLY REMODELING - Cabinets, deals; baby furniture, ordered that all claims must be veniently located at East PREPARED in the weekends/holidays and on- Roofing, Gutters, Room speakers, books, chairs, presented to the fiduciary on or ZIP call. Excellent salary and Center Street and Pitkin privacy of your home. Call- before July 1982 or be barred as PHONE EARN GOOD MONEY Street. SPECIAL Additions, Decks, AH types toys, much more. April benefits. For more infor­ .Joseph Hachey at 647-9272 of Remodeling and lOlh, 9-3. 65 High Street. by law provided. FULL TIME OR mation please contact the FINANCING BEING after .r p.m. Sherrie L. Anderson, PART T IM E OFFERED! Prices start at Repairs. Free estimates. Ass’t. Gerk BECOME AN AVON Personnel Department, at M5.500. A total of 18 units. Fully insured. Phone 643- PING PONG TABLE AND The fiduciary is: REPRESENTATIVE . 646-1222 Ext. 2270. Call Alex Matthew 6017. set $40. Bamboo curtains Ann F. Yakaitis Call 523-9401 or Manchester Memorial Group I Roallors $25 per pair. Telephone 646- 406 Burnham Street, 646>3685 for delalit Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - ROBERT E. JARVIS - 8255. Manchester, CT 06040 TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BUNK. LIMIT 20 WORDS For South Windtor Manchester, CT 06040. Lonbirds I Anodatts Concrete. Chimney Remodeling Specialist. 006-04 Call 623-6579. E.O.E. 64S-4003 Repairs. “ No. Job Too For room additions, SIMPSON Number 260-7 1 2 3 4 Small.” Call 644-8356 for kitchens, bathrooms, roll top volt ohm meter - STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR estimates. roofing and siding or anv brand new, original carton. PHOTO-GUIDE home improvement need. Make a fine graduation 5 6 7 B Excellent opportunity for an individual who has had C & M Tree Service, Free Telephone 643-6712. gift. $99.95. 643-9934. PAHERN at least two years experience in stock room work, □ REAL ESTATE estimates. Discount senior Selling preferably with some supervisory responsibilities, citizens. Company The Ford Escort, has always been special but now we have one Applicants must have LEON ClESZYNS.Kl THREE PAIR wood nts must have demonstrated , Homes For Sale 23 Manchester owned and BUILDER. New homies, shutters painted red, 20x47, that’s even more special. The Ford Escort VIP Limited Edition. We items 9 10 11 12 operated. Call 646-1327. additions, remodeling, rec 18x47, 16x55. $10. A pair ONE are fortunate to be able to offer a few (only 500 have been pro­ FOUR LOTS - DEMING rooms, garages, kitchens french doors 32x80. you no al ------.-----,------V..V t/aoiv. |jiiiicipl______SIZE duced) Ford Escort ViP Limited Edition cars to you. A special car STREET, South Windsor. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- remodeled, ceilings, bath Call 644-2063. 13 14 15 16 counting IS preferred. Excellent salary and benefits. With beautiful view. 30,000 cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ tile, dormers, roofing. 2516 for special people. longer For more information or to arrange for a personal in­ ages cleaned. All types sq. ft. lots with town Residential or commer­ WEDDING GOWN - • Special 2-tone paint terview, contact the Personnel Department at 646- sewer. $35,000 ’ each. Call trash, brush removed. cial. 649-4291. beautiful designed model, • 1.6 liter engine need or 1222 Ext. 2270. Easy to sew and trim • Sleek accent tape stripes 17 18 19 20 644-2534 - Tliomas Burgess 'Picket, Split Rail, new, small size. $99. 649- with braid, rosettes or • Front wheel drive MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Broker. Stockade Fences installed. ELECTRICAL SERVICES 0557. A sporty^ raglan-sleeve nek rack, this comfy zip- • Rack and pinion steering • Chrome whedi lip molding use is 71 Haynsa Siraal, Manciwttar, CT 0S040 5284)670. E.O.e. - We do all types of Elec­ jumpsuit m long or short front caftan can he made • Steel belted radials MANCHESTER - One trical Work! Licens^. Call BEDROOM SET - five pants for the young set. in two lengths. Lovely for profitabie block from Manchester LICENSED DAY CARE after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. piece, hardwood, $750. Cool cotton or casual leisure or hostessing^. ' rut r:nmpiifit>oii A|)|)licii only to Hospital! Seven room HOME - Will watch your Couch and matching love denim are good fabric No. 2516 has pattern l MMlans wilhutil {)bwot sloofinQOi. choices. FST ZL/ HWY A C Mileage may vary U y s p e ^ . to both home on a 298 ft. lot zoned child or infant days. Call TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY seat, $450. Telephone 649- for one size; directions 3T MPG MPG dtsianco anclwoaiher Actual nigh for office use. Owner may 6464)262. Residential & Commercial 2118. No. 8313 with Photo- for trims. wny miicagn will firultatily ho Ickk buyer and HELP W ANTED help finance. $105,000. Gor­ Construction. Remodeling, Guide is in Sizes 4 to 12 TO O U E S , M s S t i j o Is r u e s The/ years. Size 6, short style, Kssita*.*^** *** E»»1«ts US Make Extra Cash CIRCULATION DEPT. don Realty, 643-2174. WATERPROOFING - Five home improvements, ad­ VERY PRETTY formal 1% yards 46-inch; long, seiier. year guarantee on all ditions, bathroom & dress for sale. Worn only 1% yards. M N I$ U 0 T ]\ei¥ England waterproofing contracts. kitchen remodeling, once, perfect for upcoming Ptifciillils HUM' Hatchways, foundation roofing, siding, repairs, prom or wedding. Size 8. Ford Dealers. EARN MONEY FOR THE Lots-Land for Sale 24 cracks, sump pumps, tile door & window replace­ $60. Telephone 6&9337. e aB i.'’|'" ^ lines, window wells, walls, ment and alterations. 646- tM MMnr dip and mail today SUMMER... BUILDING LOT - Glaston­ floors, 35 years experience. 1379. CONN CORONET com­ bury, Manchester line. 1.7 1982 ALBUM With le-paze State licensed. Albert Zuc- plete with case, excellent ISfSSr GIFT SECTION w ith * 5 ! 643- acres, level, wooded and caro, 683-1013 or 643-4953. DENNIS AND RUSSELL playing condition. Finish directions. Price ... $2.25. or call 643-2711 private. Convenient to ten­ MILLER - Remodeling, worn. $90.6H artesian well MOKt AT $9J| lACN nis club, golf courses and New FASHION with Carrier Needed ^or SMALL LOADS OF additions, roofing, rec cap, $5. Telephone 643-5396. DOLLS— Oltf a n i Ntw Hgm shopping. Will custom STONE, trap rock, play rooms, paneling, gutters, Photo-Guide patterns in tt Ants tham{ fet« ts «aiig hum Downey Dr. Area build your home to suit sand, white stone, loam aluminum and vinly Siding ARIENS RIDING all size ranges, has a your needs. Peterman special Grace Cole Collec­ Diiion31S Main SCreet f Acroes from'Armory) 2711 and pool sand Call 647-9946 installed year round. MOWER with leaf tion for larger sizes: pins MANCHESTER. CT. , B43 - SVIS Realty and Building Com­ DELIVERED. Telephone Telephone 649-2954 or 649- sweeper. Telephone 633- 2 BONUS Coupons! pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. 644-1775. 1421. IOTT after 6:00 p.m. $200. Price .... $1JU.