211 MANCHK.STKH HKHAl.D. SiiUir(l;i\. M;iri li .10 IHH'< C.S./WORLD SPORTS WEATHER Pfeiffer named officer MANCHESTER Building permits increase Business Geoffrey E. Pleilfer. formerly ol Manches­ Stronger growth NEW YORK The value of building ter, has been appointed an oflicer ^ a ^ Police chief asks I I Pontiff makes plea Only ’Nova stands Some clouds tonight; (lermits issued in the nation's 200 largest Lite ol \'ermont, according to an aiinoiim In Brief cities increa.sed b.\ 8 1 pereent to $12.9 billion ment by the home office study of department for world’s hungry between Hoyas, title more sun Tuesday in the third quarter ol 1984 Irom $12.0 billion in Pfeiffer joined National Life in 198.i as an I I likely in economy the third r|U.irter ol 1983. according to the Dun advanced marketing consultant in ine Gagnon cited for research ... p a g e 3 p a g e 5 ... p a g e 111 ... p a g e 2 percent is neither terribly weak & BraiLstreet Corp marketing depart ment Formerly, he t>‘ r'*, Bv Denis G. Gulino The 8.1 percent increase in building permits with Acacia Mutual Life '■'•‘^*‘7'''^'*^.,^‘/J United Press International nor unusually strong, many ana­ Kriiisl Gagnon of Manchester, senior projecl engineer lor I'liited reeliiiologies to nearly $13 billion indicates lh.it construc­ Washington, DC., as a sales lysts and the White House seemed tion activity should remain relatively strong manager. He also served as a senior WASHINGTON - The govern­ more eager than usual to interpret Rese.ireh t'eiiter. has been eiled lorexiraor ilin.ir.i l oiilritnitions during 1984 Ihroiighout 1985. since building permit levels underwriting consiillani and an agent with ment's lending economic indica­ it as a positive sign, since other loreeasi conslriiction .iclivity in the next six Hartford Life Insurance Co tors rose 0.7 percent in February, a recent reports have been unex­ Gagnon w.is to eight iiii.iriei'' the comjiany s.iid. He IS a charlered lile iiiiderwri e i, a sign that the current economic pectedly negative among 14 Re chartered financial consultant and a lellow ol search t'enler slowdown may give way to Thursday's report of another the Lite Management Institute stronger growth ih the next few enormous trade deficit — $115 .scientist, engi Investment report months, the Commerce Depart­ billion — demonstrated to the neers ,ind siip- Investment prices, courtesy of .Advest Ine , Workshops continue skeptics that last week's 'flash " jiort iiersonnel ment said Friday. are as of 3 p.m Friday. The second part of a three-part series for M m thtBtn February's growth was less than estimate of only 2 1 percent growth who received this quarter was not unreasonably cash awards I’rice Week's the small biisine.ss owner will deal with half January's 1..') percent in­ > ...... Mrralft K4r$nrlo\/ Ar$i Friday Change marketing, promotions and pricing, begin­ “ crease. but way ahead of the low after all. Sustained 4 percent and eerlilieates Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday, April 1, 1985 — Single copy: 25C average for the last three months growth is considered necessary to ol recognition .Advest Ine 9' 2 dn '» ning April 9 at Manchester Community of 1984 — a 0.2 percent decline. An diminish unemployment Iroiii W.iviie G .Aem.it College accompanying,index of coincident "The continuing decline in new Hurwell. direr' Aetna Richard Lee of the Connecticut Small indicators, which measures the orders implies that business is still lor ol rr'searr h CBT Corp Business Development Center will be instruc­ current economy instead of look­ in the process of w orking off excess Gagnon eon Colonial Baneoi'i) tor tor the workshops ing ahead, dropped by 0.3 percent, inventories, " economist Jerry Ja iribuled over Finast The first course on April 9 will be on sales and marketing The second class on April 16 tbc second consecutive decline. sinowski of the National .Associa­ the past three First Conn Bancorp Oven blast injures The report suggested even tion of Manufacturers said But First Hartford t. orp w ill deal with promotions and advertising and years toward llie third on April 23 will be on the subjects ol though employment, production, this is a plus for lafer in the year " l h e rl e r e I 0 p Hartford National income and sales weakened, the Commerce Secretary Malcolm Hartford SteanI Boiler lu icing and distribution iiienl ol ad The program is co spon.sored by the economy is still sending signals Baldrige is also optimistic about \iinced electric Ingersoll Rand that better times might be on the the second quarter, which begins motor lechnol J (' Penney Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce, way Monday. Ernest Gagnon og.v lor applica Lydall Inc meat plant worker Manehesler Community College and the "With the coming of spring, the "Increases in the leading index tioii to corporate products, according to an Sage Allen indicators signal renewed optim­ of 15 percent in January and 0 7 SNET Small Business Adminislralion All work­ - - T(. - , SSr- 'Lf X ^ . anmuinr'eiiient Irom tfie r'cnter .-\mong the By Sarah Passell ism, ' White House spokesman percent in February suggest that eontribiilions cited b\ I'nited Technologies Travelers dn '« shops will be from 7 to 111 p.m in room F 6 at MCC For more information call the Connec- Herald Reporter ! ,'V',’u ' • ^ 1 -i"-"' Larry Speakes said. "Although the first quarter flash' projection was a joint Rese.ireh Geiiler Otis progr.iiii to Tyco Laboratories up ' 1 some current economic statistics of a slowdown in economic growth develop .i line.ir motor tirive sysleiii lor Cnited Technologies up '2 licul Small Business Development Center at in February indicate a moderation will be followed by better perfor eler .dor .ipi'lic.dions New York gold up $13.75 241-4986 A worker at a Wetherell Street of business activity, the leading mances in the period ahead.' he meat packing plant suffered head indicators show a path of continu­ said injuries this morning when the ing growth in the months ahead" sausage-smoking oven he was A separate report Friday checking exploded, throwing him showed sales of new houses re­ head-first into a ceramic-tiled wall bounded in February, growing 6.2 about 15 feel away, police and town percent after January's 0.5 per­ fire officials said this morning. cent decline. The average price, There was a pool of blood at the however, also rebounded, reach­ base of the wall where the victim. ing $101,300, slightly below No­ Richard Romano, landed. Romano vember's record. is lead man in the sausage kitchen Five of the 10 leading indicators at Manchester Packing Co. at 349 available for measurement went Wetherell St., according to Wil­ up. led by new orders for factory liam Bogner, who owns the com­ equipment. Also positive were a pany with his brother Don. monthly average of 500 common A spokeswoman at Manchester stock prices, an expansion of the Deluxe Hi-Riser Memorial Hospital was unable late money supply, a greater number of this morning to provide a condition new businesses and the pace of report on Romano, who was still deliveries. NOW *299®® being evaluated by hospital staff. The five indicators that were SLEEPS TWO The force of the explosion, which negative were a shrinkage in the town fire department records show- length of the average work week, a occurred about 7:30 a m., blew off decline in new orders for consumer a steel door around a corner and goods, an increase in new claims about 35 feet away from the oven. for unemployment benefits, de­ It blew off another steel door about Herald photo by Pinto clines in raw materials prices — 15 feet away and several windows perhaps a sign of less demand — in the room where the oven is Connecticut Natural Gas Co. Service damaged oven. Fire officials on the and a falloff in building permits. OU»ttinf N im E m C»N.BE MADE located. Supervisor Roland Lassonde and ser­ scene this morning were not sure what The composite index of leading 0 . Police and fire officials had not caused the blast. vice man Robert Hauserman inspect the indicators for February was determined this morning what pegged at 167.5, compared to an IN THE HME IT TAKES'TO MAKE caused the blast. Police said they average of 100 in 1967. will notify the federal Occupa­ Beirut terror spurs threat Although an increase of 0.7 All tional Health and Safety Adminis­ tration of the accident, the first of its kind in Manchester Packing's Purnell Corp. HAND-CRAFTED KOfi/H history, owner William Bogner OFF said. London paper says Gold Police said that Romano was reorganizes Sold in Sets checking the gauges on the oven at 1SACRO^UPPORT the instant it blew up. as partnership Oniy Deputy Fire Chief James McKay, who was in charge at the U.S. warned Iran scene, said company officials told Purnell Corp.. which owns five Bond napped in Beirut last month were downtown properties, has dis­ him that there were fewer people LONDON (UPI) - The Untied missing after being kidnapped in in the area of the oven than usual States is prepared to respond with Beirut. All of the abductions have released last week, one Wednes­ solved as a corporation and day and one Saturday. reorganized as a partnership, its when the oven exploded this military force against Iran if any been claimed by Islamic Jihad, or morning. Otherwise, McKay said, Americans held hostage by pro- Holy War. which is believed to be Callers claiming to represent president. George Marlow, said an extremist Shiite Moslem organ­ today Bedding more people would certainly have Iranian factions in Lebanon are Islamic Jihad have taken responsi­ Marlow said the principals inthe been hit and could have been killed executed or put on trial, the ization with ties to Iran. bility for several terrorist acts in group have not changed and retain by the flying steel doors. Sunday Times newspaper said. In Washington, the State Depart­ Lebanon, including the truck control of the properties, but the Two service officials from Con­ The newspaper quoted Western ment neither confirmed nor denied bombings of U.S. Embassy build­ change to a partnership. Purnell necticut Natural Gas were on the intelligence sources as saying the that an American warning was ings in Beirut and the U.S. Marine Associates, offers some financial now on scene about an hour after the Iranian government of .Ayatollah passed on to Iran by Swiss barracks at Beirut International advantages to the group. accident io check the oven, which Ruhollah Khomeini was w arned of diplomats, but national security Airport. More than 300 people died The change became effective runs on gas. the possible action in a message adviser Robert MacFarlane pub­ in the attacks. March 22 The 43-year-old packing com­ sent via the Swiss diplomatic licly advocated military action On the tax list of Oct. 1, 1984, pany was founded by the Bogners' mission in Tehran early last against Iran at a recent defense The only known demand of the father, who started with a slaugh­ month. forum in the U.S. capital. kidnappers is the release of 18 Purnell Corp. was listed as owner SALE Herald photo by Pinto of owner of property at 22 Birch St., ter house on Birch Mountain, The newspaper said the type of The I'nited States has enough Moslem extremists who are serv­ the building that houses Pentland William Bogner said. The com­ retaliation was not specified, but evidence "to hold Iran responsible ing prison terms or awaiting Florist and Quinn's Shaver Center The door of an oven lies on the floor at the Manchester pany moved to Hartford and then the sources said the USS Texas, a for some attacks on American execution in Kuwait. They were on its ground floor. In the current Meat Packing Co. on Wetherell Street after being torn off East Hartford before locating on guided missile cruiseroperating in citizens, property and interests", convicted last year of staging a Wetherell Street in 1965, Bogner the Persian Gulf, was the most MacFarlane said, adding that series of bomb attacks, including plan for reconstruction of Main when the oven exploded this morning. In front are Street, a parking lot is planned for said. likely platform for a missile Washington "should be prepared one on the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait the site on which the building now Gold Bond gauges that were being checked by a worker when the The company packages and attack. to direct an appropriate military on Dec. 12. 1983. distributes Bogner brand meats to Iran's giant Kharg Island oil response " stands. oven exploded. Worker Richard Romano was thrown Ten Westerners are known to be Records of the town assessor The Gold Bond Sacro-Support head-first into a tiled wall about 15 feet away. Officials at supermarkets, restaurants and terminal and its commercial ports British officials were not told of is made the old-fashioned, time- Dual Purpose institutions in Connecticut and as of Bushehr and Bandar Khomeini the warning and probably would missing in Lebanon — the five show Purnell Corp. as owner of Manchester Memorial Hospital were evaluating his property at 41 Purnell Place, a consuming way — hand-crafted for Seating & Sleeping far south as the Virgin Islands. were named as likely targets. oppose any such action, the Sunday Americans, three Frenchmen, a building that houses Yale Typewri­ finest body-supporting comfort. Layers condition at press time. Bogner said. Five U.S. citizens are still Times said. Two Britons kid­ Briton, and a Dutch priest. ter Co., the MARC Bakery, and of cushioning are inner-tufted to innerspring •Allstate Business Machines. unit to "lock in” firmness, then inner-rolled to Studio Couch That property is slated for steel border rod to prevent edge sag and assure Reaction Is mixed removal to make way for an lasting edge support. improved access road east of Main To top it all, a costly damask fabric by Tax cut takes effect, Street Burlington, multi-needle quilted to layers $ 2 4 9 9 5 Other properties listed for Pur­ Parents view health course material of foam. See this hand-crafted master­ Another parent complained that nell Corp. are a building at Purnell piece of sleeping luxury and value! Bv Kathy Garmus of all eighth-graae stuaents at dealt with the physical changes but surplus up again Place and Oak Street, vacant land Herald Reporter Bennet and filing junior high that accompany puberty and the filmstrip and other parts of the at the south end of the Purnell schools, parents can remove their adolescence. course undermined the role of parents. By Mark A. Dupuis lower-than-expecled expendi­ Parking Lot, and a two-family Members of the Board of Educa­ children from parts of the course The most positive response from United Press International tures more than accounted for house at 11 Brainard Place. Q M bond^ tion and about 50 parents were they find objectionable. parents came during the showing "A lot of this material says, OPEN 'make your own decision.'" said the revenue loss from the tax In total the five properties are ll|i|»n |;l|T f||||.|| 4 .|||,t| ir,| taken on an audio-visual tour But several parents at the of a filmstrip entitled "OK to Say HARTFORD — The state’s cut. assessed at $169,360 on the Oct. 1. through puberty and adolescence workshop said they were reluctant No: The Case for Waiting. " The the woman. "These decisions have projected budget surplus has Saturday during a work.shop held to be made with parental advice." "Basically the sales tax was 1984 list. SUNDAY THE GREATEST NAME IN SLEEP to remove their children from the filmstrip is about a 16-.vear-old girl grown to $233.9 million despite a up and we have substantial to review materials presented in a cour.se for fear their children who has decided to abstain from Others were not so critical. sales lax cut that took effect controversial eighth-grade health "I am immensely impressed lapses (money allocated in the 12 to 4 would be ridiculed by other sexual intercourse until she is today and is expected to slice budget but not spent) as well," Company looking cour.se. students. married. with what I saw and how it was $19,4 million from state re­ At Showcase Store Sacro-Support' While several parents and school handled, and I'm glad my child is said Milano, secretary of the "The peer pressure that is put on Two of the four teachers respon­ venues this year, officials said. state Office of Policy and for old blenders board members praised the course these kids at this time makes it sible (or presenting the material going to benefit from it,” said one Slate Comptroller J. Edward at the conclusion of the three-hour almost impossible for parents to said that ab.stinence from sexual woman. Management. BED FRAMES Caldwell, in his latest monthly Milano said major savings NEW HARTFORD (UPI) - The workshop, a number of them have a say," said Karin Musto. relations is stressed as a positive School board member Bernice report on the state’s fiscal company that helped bring milk­ maintained the goiir.se should be E. Cobb said that recent changes were expected in debt service Saturday's workshop at Robert- choice and the best method of situation, forecast a surplus of and welfare programs. Welfare shakes and crushed ice into the Contract-Extra Firm $ ^ 9 9 5 made an elective. •son School was the first of two preventing pregnancy. made to the course had eliminated $233.9 million for the 1984-85 average Amerian home is now on One woman, comparing the scheduled to review the "Life Among the stated objectives for most of the material that parents programs alone arc running fiscal year, which ends June 30. about $9 million less than the lookout for vintage models of BEDDING course's mandatory aspect to Cycles" unit of the health course, lessons dealing with peer pressure founds objectionable. The estimate compares with a its equipment. Full or Twin points raised in a film on sexual known as "Focus on Wellness, " and decision-making are to make "I think the course as presented expected for this year, he said. to us today should not be offensive $217.1 million surplus forecast ’The $233.9 million surplus Waring Products Division is Q o k / f i abuse shown at the workshop, said The .second will be held April 13. students aware that "virginity is by Caldwell in his last monthly collecting information on early SUPER SPECIAL O'H/ some eighth-graders were not At its March 25 meeting, the perfectly normal" and that prema­ to anyone," she said. should give O’Neill and his FOLDING report issued at the end of budget advisors more room in Waring Blendor Units for its 50th SACRO-SUPPORT ready for the material. school board voted to establish a ture sex can be disappointing and The changes, which included the February. anniversary celebration. The com­ COT "What about the kids who feel citizens' advisory committee to can ruin a relationship. elimination of several filmstrips mapping out plans for addi­ TWIN SIZE SET HI 8 both pieces 981 The increase came as some­ tional tax cuts in the 1985-86 pany is encouraging owners of — THE GIlEAtiai HAMt IN SI I f t> queasy, uneasy and mandated into study health and family life But many parents were critical on sexually transmitted diseasc.s thing of a surprise since the classic models to send in a TWIN MATTRESS a course they don't feel ready for? education in the schools. The board of a filmstrip called "Four Preg­ and one on suicide, were made al fiscal year, which begins July 1. FULL SIZE SET n s B both pieces $ 9 0 0 0 the recommendation of the school $217.1 million figure did not photograph and note with the Isn't this sexual abuse?" asked is scheduled to select a committee nant Teenagers: Four Different include the $19.4 million re­ O’Neill has proposed a $38 serial number, as well as recipes $ 1 1 995 Lorraine Theriault. April 29. Decisions." which shows four system's Instructional Materials million program to provide for possible use in a book to be QUEEN SIZE SET ^ 1 9 9 both pieces Review Committee. The commit­ venue loss anticipated from the Although the course is required The “Life Cycles " unit, which teenagers who choose adoption, sales tax cut effective today more state aid to cities and published in conjunction with the deals with growth and develop­ marriage, single parenting and tee was asked to review the course towns to help municipal offi­ anniversary. after a number of parents com­ while the latest figure does. ment. human sexuality and sexu­ abortion in response to their The state expects to lose the cials hold the line on property There’s no cash prize to be had ally transmitted diseases, has unplanned pregnancies. Only the plained about it. $19.4 million this fiscal year taxes and was looking at from this venture, but owners of Inside Today prompted a number of complaints first two parts dealing with adop­ Several parents interviewed al under a law that took effect another $40 million in tax cuts the 50 oldest machines, deter­ FURNITURE SHOWCASE from parents. School officials have tion and marriage were shown the end of the workshop Saturday for the coming budget year. mined by the serial numbers, will said they plan to review other units. Saturday. The other two will be said they would be satisfied if the today and eliminated the 7.5 percent sales tax on clothing However, the Democratic ad­ get a new one from the company. 20 (tages, 2 sections During Saturday's workshop, shown at the second workshop. course were made an elective. items priced under $50. IL I lls MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER parents and school board One man said the filmstrip was But some school board members ministration learned last week Letters and photographs should A riw lrn 17 nhlhiarlM i n Gov. William A. O’Neill’s members were shown handouts, inappropriate for eighth-graders have said the course should remain that there was a $43 million be addressed to Waring Products R iiA ln a a a o n H p l n l n n a chief budget advisor, Anthony "hole" in O’Neill’s proposed Division, Dynamics Corporation of 643-4036 C i M t I f l t d , 16-19 SpO'lf - 1 5 - 1 7 vocabulary sheets, three film­ because its subjects were 16-ycar- mandatory. P . n m l r a a V. Milano, said higher revenues 1985-86 budget because of under­ America, Box 80. Pine Meadow, strips and a film that are part of the olds. He was loudly applauded "Somebody’s got to broach the L o tttry 2 Weather 2 from the overall sales tax and estimated costs for pensions. Conn., 06061. The deadline is June OPEN: 9:00 to 5:00; Thursday 9:00 To 8 P.M. first eight lessons in the "Life when he said, “Let's stick to subject," school board member 30. Cycles” unit. Most of the material 13-year-olds," F'rancis A. 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2 - MANC'HKSTKR HKHAl.l). MoiuUiy. April I. li>H5 Salvadorans elect mayors Police chief proposes broad study of department for a human-relations seminar of not show the increase in the level of favor of having television surveil­ Weiss said it was not. He said the He also did not recommend three lance of cells housing female By Alex Girelll police officers on a trial basis, expectation for police service. He desire for a broaderstudy grew out additional police officers. prisoners as well as those housing Herald Reporter involving about 25 percent of the said owners of condominium units, Projections forecast win for Duarte of a meeting Wednesday with Instead, he recommended the male prisoners because courts force. It would be conducted by a subject to vandalism, want to see Members of the Board of Direc­ Thomas Crockett, a representa­ $10,000 study to determine the best have been holding that "security Boston consultant. cruisers driving though the to 20 percent of those who came to vote tive of Police International, after organizational structure for the takes precedence over privacy,” showed Duarte's Christian Democratic leaders had predicled belore the tors were taken by surprise Cassano, a professor of sociology condominiums. Bv Dionne Klein election they would manage only to could not find Iheir names on lists, while Saturday when Police Chief Ro­ Weiss had already submitted his department. Penny asked the administration He said there have been a half United Press International Party (PDC) won at least 32seats-inthe In his presentation Saturday, at Manchester Community Col­ retain their 24 seats in the current one |M)lling place in the capital opened bert Lannan suggested a broad budget recommendation (or fiscal to work out some figures showing dozen suicide attempts in jail cells. assembly against no more than 22 seats Lannan said he is not dissatisfied lege, argued that such a seminar assembly. late because it mistakenly received the study to determine the course of 198,5-86. the relationship between the in­ He said there are now more SAN SALVADOR. K1 Siilviidor (or a rightist coalition with the performance of the could be conducted as well by tbe Rightist parties, w hich won a major­ lists from La Union - 84 miles to the the police department for the next crease in staffing and the increase females than formerly among the K;irly projoitions todiiy on the re.sult ol Olficial results would not be available department. He said it is not as college or some other area educa­ ity in the 1982 assembly election, have east. five years or so. The study would DIRECTOR STEPHEN CAS- dispatchers, who monitor the cell Kl Snlviidor's legisUdive elei'tions until later in the week, election though the department is going to tional institution, such as the in police activity. virtually crippled Duarte's plans for Tve been to three schools and now cost between $50.1160 and $60,000, SANO said that there are obvious He also asked Guliano how many televisions. The cost of adding the showed ;i "speetaeuUir vietory' for authorities said. get a flea bath when it doesn't even University of New Haven. agrarian and judiiial reform and they tell me my name is not on the li,st Lannan said. strengths in the department. He added officers it would take to be cameras would be $1,200. (’ resident Jose Napoleon Duarte s We are predicting a surprising and He said it would be less vigorously opposed his talks with the here, so I'm going home, " said Analie Town General Manager Robert said there seems to be no purpose have fleas. sure there were at least eight cars moderate party that should boost his to a certain extent spectacular victory But as Weiss had said in the expensive. rebels (iranados from the working class Weiss has recommended that in studying those stengths us well on patrol for two of the three shifts I’.S.-baclied reform program. (or the PDC. " said Sergio Bendixen. a as areas in which Ihe department press conference at which his . Capt. Robert Guliano, speaking political consultant who helped organ­ The rightist AKKNA and National suburb of Soyapango. $10,000 he used for a study of howto each day of the year. Guliano said Budget hearing One eivilian died Sunday on the U S Ambassador Thomas Pickering, has questions about Ihe course it budget recommendation was re­ on the police patrol, said that ize the poll for the Miami-based Concilation parties ran a unified slateof best allocate the resouices in the demographic changes affect the it would take five or six more ealmest voting day sinee 19B2. but there following a helicopter tour of two department and that $50,000 be should pursue. leased, Lannan said the nature of network candidates in Sunday's eleetions and workload of police. And he said officers. tonight at 8 were several elashes between soldiers northern towns, said he was "very Weitis suggested that $60,000 the community is undergoing A PDC spokesman said Sunday night had predicted the coalition would win earmarked for implemenling that with the growth of shopping Lt. Russell Holyfield, speaking and rebels, and no voting took plaee in pleased ' with the vote "We are willing some of the recommendations of could be Included in the budget and change and that the nature of Manchester citizens will get 2,i towns under rebel eontrol the party 's ow n count gave it a ma,|ority between 33 and 36 seats police work will change with it. He centers on East Center Street and- on narcotic control, distributed Troops remained on maximum alert to live with the results of a free and (air that study during Ihe fiscal year a decision made later about the their opportunity tonight to com ­ The eleetions. the lourth in Kl in eight provinces and that officials said the department cannot devote on Tolland Turnpike — together photos taken after a drug raid, throughout the country during the vote, eleition, " he said that begins July 1 scope of the study. saying they showed a half million ment on the budget for fiscal year Salvador sinee 1982. were held to choose were awaiting results from the other Mayor Barbara Weinberg asked a person full-time to making a plan with the development of condomi­ 1986. w hich begins July 1. six. The lirst figures showed PDC but roads w ere nearly emi>ty because ol In San Luis de la Heina, 45 miles But Lannan's idea, explained to niums on South Main Street — the dollars worth of drugs. 262 mayors and town councils and a new northeast of San Salvador, a seminary the directors at a budgel workshop Weiss if he could have a recom­ for the next five or 10 years He The Board of Directors will hold victories in 48 towns and losses in 12 a rebel-declared transport stoppage workload will increase. He said the that between last 60-seat legislative assembly student was killed and another was Saturday in Lincoln Center, was mendation within a week on the advocated a top-to-bottom physi­ a public hearing beginning at 8 JOSE NAPOLEON DUARTE others which cut into the voting turnout He said that no matter what July 1 and March 22 of this year, A Spanish International Network exit for a much broader study At least probable scope of the study He cal examination p.m. in the cafeteria of Illing Duarte and Christian Democratic Several poll wati hers said 10 percent wiHinded happens in Buckland, where two the force has conducted 22 . . win exceeds his expectations poll of 11.735 voters in all 14 provinces ■ •one of Ihe directors appeared to replied that he could develop one developers are competing to de­ searches and made ,55 arrests. Junior High School on 229 East have reservations about the idea. within two weeks LANNAN SAID HE HOPED a velop a shopping mall, there will be He said at least two officers are Middle Turnpike. When Lannan explained his idea In his budget recommendation study would confirm his belief that General Manager Robert Weiss a deputy chief should l)e named. an increase in the police workload. needed to make an arrest on the for a study to be conducted by an for $:i,578,5l5 in expenditures for basis of a sale of drugs or to carry has recommended a general fund Weather Another topic broached by the He said the seven patrol districts affiliate of the National U'ague of Ihe police department, Weiss did out a search and seizure warrant. budget of $45,655,122 which would Peopletalk not include provision for a deputy police department was also into which the town is now divided Cities known as Police Interna require a tax rate of 45.29 mills. greeted with reservation by will not continue to be adequate. One must corroborate the testim­ n tional Ltd., Director Stephen chief, a crime prevention officer, ony of the other, he said. That would increase taxes by 1.99 Today’s forecast Penny asked Weiss, "This is not or an administrative sergeant as Cassano. mills. The item was $14,000 proposed GULIANO SAID the statistics do Capt Henry Minor spoke in Vasectomy on auction block Conneclicul. Massachusetts and your origintil proposal, then'.’ " requested by I.annan Rhode Island: Today, rain dimin A suburban Dallas PTA is offering a lifelime ishing with variable cloudiness gift in a Saturday charity auction — a $500 and a chance of showers in the vasectomy donated by a urologist. Town spends less than others afternoon Windy w ith highs in the Unlike the pies, 18 holes of golf and other items 40s Tonight partly cloudy Lows donated for the fundraiser. Duncanville Pre­ government is Greenwich, popula­ Grand List is $37,069 per-capita school PTA officials are taking sealed bids for the in the mid 20s northwest to mid 30s Bv Alex Girelll and its per capita income is $11.160. southeast Tuesday partly sunny Herald Reporter tion .59,578, with a per-capita vasectomy and will withhold the name of the expenditure of $1,531. Second is For the nine neighboring towns, Highs in the 40s. the averages are $1,071 per person highest bidder for the operation Manchester ranks lowest in West Hartford, population 61,301, "It would be auctioned as a gift like any other Maine: Winter storm warning in per-capita government expendi­ with a per-capita expenditure of in expenditures, $36,742 per-person donation. We don't pick and choose when effect for north and western tures (or 16 Connecticut towns in $1,338. in Grand List ownership, and something is offered to us, " said Lynn Scruggs, mountains Snow beginning in the the 40,000 to 80,000 population The figures are based on the $11,415 per-capita in income. auction co-chairman Frankly, with this kind of north this morning with wet snow class. General Manager Robert 1984-85 fiscal year. Among nine towns of compara­ service it would be handled with good taste and elsewhere but mixed or changing ble population (from 42..564 to to rain and sleet. Snow ending Weiss told the Board of Directors Closest to Manchester among differently than any other item ' 57,871) Manchester also ranks southwest portions this afternoon at a budget workshop Saturday. the 16 towns of comparable popula­ That statistic on Manchester's tions is Groton, population 41,062, lowest in per-capita expenditures. and down east this evening but The averages are $970, $33,638, and continuing over northern sections position with respect to other with per-capita expenditures of .Accumulations near 3 inches along Connecticut towns was one of a $865. West Haven, population $10,188. Some body talk number of statistics presented to 53,184, is the next closest at $876. For per-capita police expendi­ the coast w ith 4 to 8 inches interior Don’t let drizzle fizzle day tures, Manchester ranked third Dance is Martha Graham's medium but she eastern sections and 6 to 10 inches the directors at the five-hour Manchester also ranks lowest in among the nine neighboring towns, says comedy is the greatest challenge in the far north High tempera­ Today: rain changing to variable cloudiness with a30 percent chance workshop in the hearing room of per-capita expenditures during the at $79. Only West Hartford at $126 "I think comedy is the most difficult thing in the , UPl photo tures near 30 in the north and near of showers. Windy with high 45 to 50. Wind northeast 10 to 20 mph Lincoln Center. 1984 fiscal year among nine and Wethersfield at $88 were world I really do. " she said in an interview with 40 south today Lows tonight in the shifting to west 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: partly cloudy. Low in the lower A chart presented to the direc­ neighboring towns. Closest to higher. The lowest was South the dance critics of The New York Times One can Governor for a day "20s and lower 30s Scattered 30s. Wind west 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday. partly sunny. High 45 to 50. tors shows that Manchester ranks Manchester's $843 per capita fig­ always lament .. but laugh in the face of life, flurries south tonight and Tuesday 129th among the state's 169 towns ure is $882 for Vernon, with a Windsor at $54. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kevin Perry, 9, of 19 Timrod Among the nine town with thal's very hard. .And for me the great tragedian Karen Gulley of Lincoln, N.H . acts as with light snow likely in the north in per-capita — or per-person — population of 28,533. Vernon also Rd . a fourth grader at Martin School. comparable populations, Man­ should also be a great comedian " Governor during the Youth in Government Tuesday Highs in the 20s and 30s. expenditures at $843. has a lower per-capita equalized chester also ranked third in police Graham, whose dancing company opens a program sponsored by the New Hampshire New Hampshire". Winter storm It lists the town as 69th in Grand List (based on 1982) at expenditures, with Fairfield at three-week stand in New York Tuesday, says she A’MC.A Some 500 high school students Irom warring in effect for northern per-capita income at $10,418; 96tb $26,164, compared with Manches­ $104 and West Haven at $92 ahead also enjoys poetry and compares it to dance. "To around the state are taking roles in all three sections Snow mixed with sleet in in per-capita equalized Grand List ter's $32,184, and a lower per- me, the body says what words cannot," Graham branches of state government, passing laws, the north today with around 6 (adjusted for differences in the capita income at $9,729, compared of it. In public works costs, including said. "1 believe that dance was the first art making judgments and executing state inches accumulation. Snow rain relationship between assessment with $10,418. building inspection but excluding Dance is the hidden language of the soul of the businesses and sleet in the south today with up and market value) at $32,184: 86th Wethersfield, population 27,705, water and sewer services, Man­ body." to 4 inches in the higher spots but in the sale price of residential is the next closest at $929 in ending this afternoon. Highs in the property at an average price of per-capita expenditures. It has a chester ranks lower at $72 than its 30s Cloudy tonight and Tuesday $73,297; 86th in reliance on current higher per-capita equalized Grand eight neighbors. It also ranks Visions of Hollywood with flurries likely in the north taxes as a source of revenue at 67.1 List of $38,242, and a higher per lowest (along with Enfield, also at with a chance of flurries south. percent of the total; and eighth in capita income of $11,617. $72-per capita) among the nine The grocery clerks from Rockford. Ill . and the towns of comparable population. Uptown wife Brinkley Lows in the 20s with highs Tuesday reliance on state aid as a revenue West Hartford is the highest waitresses from Birmingham. Ala., still head to In spending for social services Billy Joel says he and his new bride, model in the 30s. source at 24 percent of the total. among the nine towns at $1,338 in Hollywood hoping to be discovered The Miss and health, Manchester ranks Christie Brinkley, are just a couple of working Vermont: Snow ending with The per-capita figure represents per-capita expenditures, an equal­ Hollywood USA contest this weekend brought 800 fourth among the nine neighbors stiffs. considerable cloudiness breezy expenditures or Grand List distri­ ized per-capita Grand List of women flocking in to compete in the pageant, and its $23 figure is the average Joel and Brinkley and colder with flurries at times bution per-person in the towns $43,556, and per-capita income of w hich will be broadcast on CBS May 1. and take a Among towns of comparable popu­ gave People maga­ shot at the $50,000 in cash. $100,000 in prizes and — this afternoon through Tuesday. $14,470. zine an interview Highs today and Tuesday in the IN THE 40,000 to 80,000 popula­ lation, it ranks fifth with its $23 most importantly — a contract with a movie figure just one dollar below the the day before their studio. 30s Lows tonight in the 20s. tion group, the town with the SOUTH WINDSOR is the next average. wedding last week " Thousands come to Hollywood every year in highest per-capita expenses for highest at $1,323. Its equalized and Joel said they search of fame. " producer Jay Harvey said, "but decided to have the many a great talent gets lost in theshuffte. so this Extended outlook Herald photo by Tarquinio ceremony on a boat is their chance to show their stuff"' The w inner, Extended outlook for New Eng­ to avoid the media. he said, will have to " reftect everything that Crafts draw crowd "We re not Cha­ land Wednesday through Friday; Figures show rate of increase Hollywood was yesterday and is today We realize Connecticut, Massachusetts and rles and Di. " he that's quite an order but we re determined to event’s organizers, said about 2,000 Rhode Island: Fair Wednesday. Satellite view Michelle Dobieski of Tolland fixes her house built after 1960, the cost said-. "We don't find her. " The Manchester budget has built after 1960. Chance of showers Thursday. Fair display of Christmas items Saturday people attended the fair. Proceeds from change over the years were: $76 think of ourselves as Karen Garcia. 30, came from New York to take brought an increase in the taxes on For the first type, the older r o y a lt y . Were Friday Lows in the upper 20s and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3:30 a.m. EST shows during a craft fair at Manchester High the fair benefitted a scholarship fund most Manchester houses almost house, the increases for the seven increase. $12 decrease, and in­ her shot. " I want to get into films ' shesaid " I'm 30s Highs in the mid 40s to lower working people. " layered clouds rotating through New England and the Great Lakes. named after Conrad McCurry, an every year since 1978. figures years beginning with the tax for creases of $38, $82, $130, $78. $77. serious The expense to get here will be worth the 50s. School, The fair, which was sponsored Brinkley and Joel Thick low clouds blanket the Ohio Valley. Patchy layered clouds dot industrial education teacher at Man­ supplied to the Board of Directors fiscal 1978-79 were, successively, Weiss's budget recommendation gamble if someone sees me. Life is short so w hy Vermont: Dry Wednesday. by the high school’s Industrial Educa­ met two years ago the central Plains, central Rockies and northern Texas. Layered indicate. $107. $32, $61, $102. $123, $67. $64. would mean an increase next year not take a shot. " Chance of showers Thursday and chester High School. when she was clouds are racing over the Cascades into the northern Rockies. tion Department, featured the work of The figures were prepared for If the general fund budget to $1,437 on the average, an •About 200 of the women will be asked to return Friday. Cool Wednesday. Milder breaking up with a over fifty people. Greg Kane, one of the the the directors by Robert Hues- recommended by General Man­ increase of $63 over the latest lax. to the studio Tuesday for bathing suit judging By Thursday and Friday. Highs 45 to long-time boyfriend tis. town budget analyst. ager Robert Weiss for the next For the largest type house used Fridav there will be 25 left 55. Lows 25 to 35. and Joel was com­ Huestis used three types of fiscal year is adopted with its in the example, a colonial built New Hampshire and Maine: ing out of a divorce. V® houses for illustration. One is a proposed 45.29-mill tax rate, the after 1960, tbe increases were $193, Fair Wednesday. Chance of show­ s e a ; "We've both been 29.53 Directors mull improvements single-family, two-story house average tax on that type house will $36, $106, $177, $259, $139, and $135. Christie Brinkley ers or flurries Thursday. Fair 30 00 through a lot of B O S TO N built before 1940. The second was a be $1,220, an increase of $54 over The budget recommendation Friday. Highs in the mid 30s north because the administration has not personal tragedy and we .sort of met on that level, 9.77 Bv Alex Girelll time for breakdowns was exces­ single-family ranch built after 1960 the latest tax. would mean an average tax of Now you know to the 40s south Wednesday rising asked for it. like people who have been through the mill. " Joel NEW YORK Herald Reparter sive in his opinion. and tbe third was a large colonial For the single-family ranch $2,539 for an increase of $112. said. "We weren't starting out like teenagers We Columbia University, in New York City, was to the 40s north to lower 50s south While the total cost of leaf "From my perspective the founded in 1754 as King's College by a grant from Friday. Lows in the upper teens to collection in 1984 was almost the shortfall is in the field, " Public weren't even looking to fall in love. It was a zap SAN FRANCISCO (DENVER The Board of Directors wants when it happened. It was chem istry" King George II. mid 20s north and mid 20s to lower more information about a pro­ same as in 1983 — about $113.000 — Works Director George Kandra 30s south v; ‘ posed automatic fuel-dispensing tbe overtime cost was higher. It said of the building inspection LOS ANGELES system (or the highway garage on was $23,091.29, compared with operation. Olcott Street before it approves the $12,233.81. Russell Davidson, chief building L O W E S T inspector, said one problem is that TEMPERATURES project in the budget for the fiscal Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Almanac year that begins July 1. she was trying determine the in the Cheney Historic District, Snow" will fall today over the s o rri The system, which would cost relationship between overtime and where mills are being converted to Great Lakes and northern 3?*22Ie g e w o - $35,000, is one of a number of equipment failure. apartments, the builders would Today is Monday, April 1. the like to have a whole section, 20 or 30 Maine. Rain will fall across SHOW capital improvements in the public 91st day of 1985 with 274 to follow. much of New England, with works budget that were discussed WEINBERG SAID she opposed units, inspected at one time. This is April Fool's Day. combining the positions of fleet Weinberg asked about tempor­ scattered rainshowers from (23 FLOW by the directors at a workshop UPI w e a t h e r F O T O C A 8 T ary help. Weiss said qualified The moon is moving toward its West Virginia across eastern Saturday in Lincoln Center. manager and highway superin­ TUESDAY ONLY temporary help is not available. full phase. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Director Stephen T. Penny said tendent. "The position (fleet man­ Qualifed inspectors seeking tem­ The morning stars are Jupiter southeast New York state. Rain his recollection was that a citizens' ager) is important and should not be combined." she said. Chapman porary jobs can make more in the and Saturn. will be widely scattered over the National forecast committee of fleet specialists is holding both jobs for the lime private sector, he said. The evening stars are Mer­ northern Pacific Coast and the which studied town garage needs cury, Venus and Mars. did not support Ihe idea of being. Penny asked Werbner if plans to Florida peninsula. Winds will be For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday hire summer help for work on Those born on this date are automatic fuel dispensing. Mayor Barbara Weinberg asked USDA CHOICE BONELESS strong and gusty near the morning rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest with snow highways and in parks would meet under the sign of Aries. They Keith Chapman, manager of the if paying an allowance. 23 cents a eastern slopes of Montana and in parts of the Northern Plains, the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and with opposition from Local 991 of include military composer Ser­ town vehicle fleet, told board mile for instance, to employees SIRLOIN...... ^3.39 lb. Wyoming. parts of the North Atlantic states. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. who use their own cars, might be the American Federation of State, gei Rachmaninoff in 1873, actor members tbal the system — which Highs will be in the 30s and 40s Minimum temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures in one possibility. County, and Municipal Employees Lon Chaney in 1883, singer- would u.se .something like plastic from the eastern Dakotas across parenthesis): Atlanta 38(61), Boston 36(48), Chicago 24(47), cards to activate pumps — would General Manager Robert Weiss Union. Werbner said it is being actress Debbie Reynolds in "1932 USDA CHOICE BONELESS the upper half of the Mississippi Cleveland 27(40), Dallas 43(73), Denver 33(75), Duluth 24(48), tell the town exactly where its fuel said insurance costs for those who discussed with the union, which (age 53), and actress Ali V- Valley, the Ohio Valley, the Houston 38(73), Jacksonville 47(73), Kansas City 36(66), Little Rock is being used and would save time use their own cars can increase represents workers in the Public lb. McGraw in 1938 (age 47). 38(65), Los Angeles 45(73), Miami 66(60), Minneapolis 27(57), New Works Department. SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK...... *3.99 I* ct‘ ' ■ Great Lakes and much of New in the finance department. $300 to $400 a year. "If you a On this date in history: England. Highs will reach the 70s Orleans 44(72), New York 37(46), Phoenix 56(90), St. Louis 30(58) The directors indicated they driving only a few miles, it does not Penny asked why the matter is In 1918, toward the end of and 80s from California across San Francisco 49(59), Seattle 44(59), Washington 40(58) want more information from Ihe pay," he said. not addressed in the union contract World War I, the Royal Air Force which the directors have been southwest Nevada and the desert administration on whether the Director Stephen Cassano won­ oua OWN was founded and two months Southwest. Highs will also reach system would save money. dered about expanding the office asked to approve Tuesday. £ later Britain began bombing the 70s over southwest Texas, the staff of the Building Division. "I Werbner re.sponded that the heads of the parks and highway divisions ^ BAKED HAM...... *2.19 lb V industrial targets in Germany Gulf Coast and the southern Manchester Herald CHAPMAN ALSO ADVO­ get the impression they arc over­ came up with the idea of summer from bases in France. Atlantic Coast, witlj the low 80s CATED Ihe replacement of a extended." he said. help after thedate when new issues In 1945, American forces over southern Florida. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher number of town vehicles, citing Penny objected that the ex­ FRESH BAY swarmed ashore on the island of figures on how much it costs to panded staff is obviously not a could not be introduced into the 1 Penny Sadd Okinawa to begin one of the Mark F. Abraitis operate them in comparison to priority of the administration contract negotiations...... *2.69 lb 1 longest and bloodiest battles of Associate Publisher Business Manager newer vehicles. 1 SCALLOPS...... World War II, One pickup truck he cited costs 7 USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 153 In 1960, the United States Lottery cents more a mile to run than a newer truck doing the same job, he launched Tiros-1, the world's Publlibed dally exetet Sunday Suggested corrier rotes are $1.20 1 CHENEY ORCHARD V first meteorological satellite. and certain holidays bv the Man­ weekly, $S.12 lor one month, $15.35 said. A former police cruiser costs 25 cents a mile to run while a newer In 1982, the United States chester Publishing Co., 16 Brolnard lor three months, $30.70 for six , ’I Connecticut daily Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40for one year. Mall car doing the same job cost six APPLES...... formally transferred control of Second class Dostaoe paid at Man­ rates are available on request. 1 (Macintosh or Cortland) | chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: cents a mile, he said. the Panama Canal Zone to the Saturday: 854 Send address changes to the Man­ And an older six-wheel dump government of Panama. chester Herald, P.O. Box S91, To place a clossifled or display truck costs $7.77 a hour to operate, In 1984, singer Marvin Gaye Play Four: 1948 Manchester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report o nows BELCON PLAZA, 317 Green Road, Manchester, CT 1 317 Highland Street, Item, story or picture Idea, coll ; compared to $1.58 for one in better was shot dead by his father other numbers drawn Satur­ GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 643-2711. Office hours are i :30 a.m. condition, he said. We now have Petite Dresses: during an argument in Los day in New England: you don't receive your Herald bv 5 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Director James Fogarty asked HIGHLAND FAHH MARKET [Manchester 646-4277 Today In history p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ CLOSKI) MOND.AYS Angeles. Maine daily: 239 day, please telephone your carrier. at the workshop if the town's leaf GIFT CERTIFICATES New Hampshire daily: 2S96 T u p s .-Sal. 10am-5:30piii/Thurs. til ‘Jpm On April 1, 1945, American troops swarmed ashore on If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a machines had broken down fre­ AVAILABLE A thought for the day: French Rhode Island daily: 8423 carrier, call subscriber service at subscriber to United Press Interna­ quently during the leaf pickup 6 4 7 -0 1 1 5 Okinawa in what would be one of the longest and 643-2711 bv 7 p.m. weekdoys or 10 tional news services and Is a MC/ViSA playwright Moliere said, "A Vermont daily: 225 a.m. Saturdays for guoronteed member of the Audit Bureau of operation. Chapman said the lost bloodiest battles of World War II. Here, the troops learned fool is more foolish than Massachusetts daily: 7787 delivery In Manchester. Circulations. advance on the island. an ignorant one.” "M egabucks": 1-2-12-20-25-31 - r MAN('HESTER HERALD. Monday, April I 1985 5

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 1, 1985 More kidnaps occur Pope starts Holy Week Sidon fighting shatters i-fire still missing in U-banon five minislei' loi' Israeli-oct’upied with plea for hungry the city's tiny community ol .-Americans, three hrenehmen, a Bv Diana Saad soulhel'ii I.ebaium, Walid Jumb- United Press International Lebanese Jews to be seized in Briton and a Dutchman. ning of the pope's seventh Easter Moslem we.st Beirut since Friday latt, touiism mini.sler and Di'uze h'rench officials said Perez, Bv ElenI DImmler week of his life. The young people came to Rome season since being elected head of Police sources told the news­ militia leader, and Sunni leader believed to be the first Western United Press International BE HU T, Lebanon - Heavy Selim Moss, Lebanon's education at the pope's invitation for events the Roman Catholic Church on Oct. paper Sasson that a manager of a wiiman kidnapped for poltttcal fighting broke out in the port city of marking the U N -sponsored Inter­ 18. 1978. large business firm hud been minister it*as(»ns in iiu*l with the VATICAN CITY - Pope John Sidon today, shattering an over­ national Youth Year. On Holy Thursday, John Paul bundled into in a car by a number The latest round of lighting French ' ambassador after her Paul II began Easter week by night cease-fire between Christian John Paul, standing by an altar will will celebrate the Ma.ss ol the ol gunmen and was driven away around Sidon shattered an o\ei- release Sunday, but no details of blessing palnrs and olive branches 111 i I it i;i men and Palestinian- on the broad steps of the Vatican Chrism and bless the sacicd oils Three other Lebanese Jews were night cease-lire, which silenced her orde.il were immediately and expressing concern fora world backed Moslem forces. the heavy guns and conliiicd the whose people can starve even basilica as a gentle wind ruffled his used for Roman Catholic bap­ kidnapped in similar lashion Fri­ aiailable The lentral government turned \ ioleiii'e to lu-casional sniper tiie while technological mhaclcs red-and-white vesunents. ex­ tisms, confirmations and day and Saturday. 1't‘rt‘Z In’i' laltu‘1'. to neighboring Syria to stop the across till' I'onlroutatioii liiii's pressed sympathy with the "many consecrations. None of Beirut's anti-Israeli Carton, 62. the embassy's protocol abound. violence surrounding Sidon. 24 separating thi* predomiiumtly fears and preoccupations" of to­ That afternoon he will travel to \ Islamic groups has claimed re­ otfieer, were kidnapped March 22 ■'What will lx." the future of tttan miles south of Beirut Forty people Moslem city trom its Christi.in in this electronic world of stupend­ day's youth. the Roman Rasilica ol St John the sponsibility lor the kidnappings in west Beirut as they drove to died Saturday and five more were ous discoveries, splendid and at "Never before have we been Lateran and wash the fed ol 12 State-owned Beirut radio said eastern suburbs work Carton remains among the killed Sunday as fighting escalated "Sidon IS liecomiiig more and witnesses to such gigajilic advan­ people in a re-enaction of Christ's Syrian V'ice President ,-\bdel Ha­ 19 missing Westerners in Lebanon the same time threatening'?" the over the weekend more like Beirut where there is .i ces in Ihe field of siicnee ■ • ■ and gesture to the apostles at the Last lim Khaddam held talks in Otimas A little known group called the pope said before some 300,000 Military sources said artillery, Green Line dividing the t'hi Istiaii technology," the pope said Supper cus Sunday with three Moslem Khaihar Brigades ' had claimed people who flooded St. Peter's mortar and heavy machine gun eastern and Moslem western Square for Palm Sunday mass “ Never before has man felt so On Good Eriday, the pope will leaders, but there was no word on 1 estioiisibility for kidnatiping battles shook the city shortly after threatened as today " lead the traditional "Way of Ihe whether Syrian might help end the lialves of the i.ipit.il ’ a Sidon The outdoor- tnass niarked the 9 31) a Ml. today, forcing thousands Perez and two British men. The Denouncing world hunger. John Cross" procession around Rome s strife around Sidon resident said Britons were released separately start of Holy Week ceremonies that of civilians to flee the war zones Paul said, "In this world, in which ancient Colossemn The area has turned increas "The Lebanese arm> is de|iloyed will climax Easter Sunday with Thousands of .Moslem families Wednesday and Saturday some seem to dominate so com At midnight on Holy Saturday, ingly tense following a series of In the Moslem side of the eonfron John Paul's annual message. have already escaped to Beirut pletely others there are millions during a ma.ss John Paul will raids on nearby Shiite Moslem tation line and Is firing back in sell ' Tlrbi el Orhi" — To the City and to while Christians traveled to east of them and among them defense­ celebrate, Ihe bells ol Rome's .50(1 villages by Israeli occupation defense, " said the resident who the World Beirut or moved further south, This year, some 200,000 young less children are dying ol hunger " churches will loll to announce the UPl photo troops and a March 12 revolt declined to be named EMERGENCY some seeking refuge in the Chris The pope spoke forcefully, but tidings ol Christ's resurrection against President .Amin (le people from 70 countries joined UPI photo tian town of Jezzine, east of Sidon, Fire — Police — Medical his voice broke several times from the dead mayel's pro-Syrian policies by the In Beirut Sunday, kidnapiiers tens of thousands of other pilgrims the sources said before Ihe end of his address He On Easter Sunday. John Paul mass on the occasion of Palm Sunday British businessman Brian Levick talks to reporters last Lebanese Forces, the main Chris treed French Kiiihassy seeretari and Romans for the traditional Pope John Paul II. stanijing in his open In Beirut, the independent news­ Danielle Perez, 34. In the iity's DIAL 911 greeted the young people in nine will deliver his annual message week after being released by Lebanese kidnappers. tian militia. blessing of olive branches and car, waves to people as he arrives in St. festiviites. paper .An Nahtir today said uniden­ mainly Moslem western sector, In Manchester palms representing those that languages, including his native and blessing from the high central News agencies in Beirut reported today that Lebanese tified gunmen had kidnapped Izak .Attending the Damasms meet balcony of St Peter's basilica Peter's Basilica to celebrate an outdoor ing were Shiite leader Nabih Bern. leaving 19 \\ estern kidnap victims were strewn at Jesus Christ's feet Polish Jews were the target of the latest wave of abductions. Sasson. 6,5. the fourth member of as he entered Jerusalem on the last Palm Sunday marked the begin- Hit man gives V.S./W orld 3 days these items only Christians retrace In Brief detaiis on on ly 1/2 OFF Mon.-Wed.. Aprill-3 A ll PATTERNS 1/2 OFF their savior’s path Sudanese chief sees Reagan Bv Patricia Behre Nigeria. . / WASHINGTON — Sudanese President Jaafar United Press International Sonukan, with a still camera Numeiry. the first of four foreign leaders visiting Hoffa’s death slung over his white satin robes / the White House this week, is meeting with Wonder-fil® Plisses & puckers JERUSALEM — With a warm and a movie camera in his hand, J M u President Reagan at a critical time lor his RICHMOND. Va (CPI) — A former mob hit man Polyester stuffing. 16 oz. Madras fancies Embossed 100% cotton 8( breeze rustling through the palm lined up for the march with other African nation reeling from drought and debt and bodyguard to Jimmy Hoffa says the onetime Washable cotton, 44 45" Limit 6 bags at 'h oft. branches they held, thousands of pilgrims at Bethfage, the site Numeiry, a military leader on shaky ground at Teamsters boss who disappeared in 1975 was killed, blends. Washable, .56" S 45" where Jesus is believed to have Limit 6 yds. at 'A off. Reg. $1.99 bag Christian pilgrims ushered in the home, was in Washington on a private visit, ground up. sealed in a steel drum and dumped in the Reg. $3.49 yd. Holy Week by retracing Jesus waited for two disciples to bring rather than an official tour, although he will meet Florida Everglades Reg. S4.99 yd. Christ's triumphant march the donkey that he rode into the this week Secretary of State George Shultz, In a copyrighted interview published Sunday in the $-174 C through Jerusalem five days be­ city. Secretary of DefenseCaspar Weinberger, foreign Richmond Times-Dispatch, Charles .Allen said Hoffa $ 0 4 9 ^ bag fore his crucifixion. Most of the marchers carried 20% OFF aid administrator Peter McPherson and congres­ I YARD was hit w ith an electric stun gun and murdered after ^*YARD rest of sale $1.49 bag "I feel it's the sort of thing that foliage from local palm and olive sional leaders. rest of sale $2.62 yd MISSES' he vanished from a Detroit parking lot lO years ago rest of sale S3.74yd. you ought to do once in your life." trees, from a few feeble fronds to I.«ading the list of concerns is the administra­ .Allen now lives under another identity provided by a said Marcus Carter, who came whole branches balanced on their LONDON FOG® tion's "temporary hold " on $181 5 million in witness protection program with a church group from Glouces­ shoulders. economic aid until the Sudan. .Africa's largest Wayne Davis, the agent in charge of the FBI in ter, England for the historic walk Many bought the greenery from nation in area, takes steps to revive its nearly Michigan said in a recent interview that what .Allen Jo-Ann Fabrics Sunday, which began on the Mount enterprising, persistent children bankrupt economy and reaches agreement with says has a ring of truth to it of Olives. along the route. Other area resi­ the International Monetary Fund to pay its 'The newspaper quoted .Allen as saying Hoffa's 42nd Anniversary Amid tolling bells, Christians dents sold soft drinks from buckets overdue debts. death was ordered by a crime boss whom Hoffa had from all over the world made their or picnicked in front of their homes N. Y. transit strike averted ordered killed, but things got messed up. and he got way along the route taken by- while tour buses crept by. choking to Jimmy first Christ, singing and shouting "Ho­ the narrow roads that fan out from NEW YORK — A strike threatening the Allen said Hoffa's body was ground up at an sanna!" as they walked slowly the Mount of Olives. l.ondon Fop® will po to nation's largest transit system was called off. ironworks and stuffed into a steel drum, which was through St. Stephen's gate into the “ ft's commercial," Brendan aiiv Icnptl) to keep you transported and dumped in the Florida Everglades rTEMS BELOW O N SALE THROUGHsale SATURDAY. APRIL 6. keeping buses and subway trains rolling on Walsh of Lansing, Mich., said of Old City of Jerusalem. covered in stvlc. Sprinp schedule today, and riders on four private bus and presumably is still buried in the swamp McColl'j The Palm Sunday march began the festivities. "But it doesn't lines in Queens also were given a temporary Hoffa. who built the Teamsters union into perhaps 1 blouse 0458 : the Christian Holy Week, which surprise me. Everybody's out to outerwear available in reprieve from a walkout. the most powerful labor organization in the United Leprechaun I culo1le9445J Sheeting & commemorates Christ 's last week make a shekel. " repular and petite Icnplhs, Union officials extended contract negotiations States, left his home in the early afternoon of July 30, twill solids on Earth, his crucifixion on Good Walsh, 23. a Roman Catholic sizes 8-16. Shown: with the city Sunday after Gov. Mario Cuomo 1975. He told his family he was going to a luncheon linen-looks Friday and his resurrection on seminarian, said the hubbub did Great bottom weights. Wash­ signed a bill into law that allows transit appointment with a man Crisp poly/rayon suitings. Easter Sunday. not bother him. negotiators to seek binding arbitration should all Hoffa did not check m at himie. as was his custom, Machine washable, 44 45" able, poly/cotton. 44 45" wide. "I wanted to be in the Palm 'The experience is worth it — to 'M else fail. The city's 34,400 bus and subway and a nationwide hunt was launched for him Reg. $3.99 yd. Sunday procession to remember walk in the footsteps of Jesus. It's The Times-Dispatch quoted federal authorities w ho Reg. $5.99 yd. workers had threatened to strike at 12:01 a m when my savior rode into Jerusa­ not exactly the same but it's close, '‘^G len d a " EST today, an action that would have stranded 5 said .Allen has a $.50,000 Mafia price tag on his head and it's closer than you can get in lem," said Sunny Sonukan. an (li‘fl). a prcal-lookinp million riders. The newspaper said it contacted .Allen and others $088 Anglican deacon from Ibadan. the States." $4 4 9 topper that's casual ycl However. John Lawe, president of the Trans­ secretly in Detroit. Philadelphia, Houston. Fairfax YARD A M YARD port Worker's Union Local 100. said that it was and Washington verv i lassy. 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POwnpd and A opeioiPd B by Fabn R Centerj K©• Amonco f Inc Sunday but Red at supersonic teeth valued at $200 from his It was the second recent arrest of a neo-Nazi in the "They're checking everything," said police South. Last Tuesday. BTuce Carroll Pierce. 30, of speed when it came under fire mouth. spokeswoman Adrienne McLennan. Metaline. Wash., was seized by the FBI in Rossville, from anti-aircraft batteries. Opiyo told police the robbers left FOC The city's 33-mile-long subway system, which Ga.. He is suspected of being the triggerman in the All electricity in Tehran was his wallet behind, indicating they reopened early today, was closed three hours Berg slaying. reportedly cut off during the raid to knew what they wanted. *l.

CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A Caealo ■ AT uiaaT MC THE WtXT Monday T V MORKIIkJO Mag says Soviets ordered killing

senteO from Hupp Arena in Lexington The magazine said West Ger­ observers out of East Germany." 6:00 PM 3 8 22 5 0 News BONN. West Germany lUPI) - Der Spiegel said the killing of KY (2 hrs) man intelligence experts believe Ihe West German magazine quoted C.5 Three s Company West German intelligence experts Nicholson, a member of the U.S. Channels C53 M erv G riffin Western observers in East Ger­ . the experts ;is saying. ' 9 1 Hart to Hart believe the Soviet Fnion may have Military Mission to the Soviet (JD (S® MOVIE; Love Lives On’ (CC) A deliberately ordered the killing of Forces in East Germany, could man obtain more valuable intelli­ In London, meanwhile. The (53) Benson young woman is forced to make a choice ^ cT WFSB Hartford. CT 3 a U.S. Army officer in East have been planned by Moscow to gence than do the Soviets and that Sunday Times said Nicholson was (5(Jl M 'A ’ S 'H WNEW New York. NY between saving her own life or that of F her unborn child Sam Waterston, Chris Germany last week, the magazine force an end to the military Moscow is intcre.sted in undermin- on a secret mission to gather i24' Or, W ho WTNH New Haven, CT 1 WOR New York, NY tine Lahti. Mary Stuart Masterson Der Spiegel reported. mission system devised after 'ing the system. information about new Soviet (5$^ One Day at a Tim e f WPIX New York. NY 11 1984 "West German intelligence ex­ World War II. The experts pointed to a growing weapons when he was killed. @0^ Newswatch WTXX Weterbury. CT 2 9 (13 MOVIE: ’Peter end Paul’ Part 1 perts believe the shooting may The system allows Soviet ob­ number of violent clashes between C43) Reporter 41 WWLP Springfield, MA 22 l i t 50' MOVIE: A D.’ Second o( 5 parts servers to gather information on Western observers and communist The Sunday Times report said WEDH Hartford, CT 24 have been a deliberate provoca­ MacNeil Lehrer Newshour d.4,' .57' American Playhouse (CC) Con Nicholson had "hoped to spy on W V fT Harlford. CT 39 tion. " Der Spiegel said in an article Western military developments in security forces in East Germany ceated Enemies Suspicion' and Accu­ (Si) Good Times WSBK Boston. M A 3« over the last year. secret new weapons recently supp­ sation First of 2 parts One of the most about the March 24 death of Maj. West Germany and the West to WGGB Springfield. MA 4 9 LEVY'S LAW - by Jame* Schumeiater [CNN] Prog Cont'd controversial charges of subversion in Arthur Nicholson near l.udwigs- operate intelligence-gathering op­ "They would like to escalate lied to a crack Soviet first-strike WXTV Peterson. NJ 41 iDIS) Newl Animal World Am erican history is dram atized (R) (2 erations on Warsaw Pact military matters so that they can be booled force .stationed near the West .WGBY Springfield, MA V WEUU MCN, it VOuE MONDV OR lusl. East Germany, 160 miles hrs ) German border. " [MAX] MOVIE: Race for the Yankee WTIC Hartford, CT «1 TO a TeeNt>-- YOUE HFT UNLE-'’^ northwest of Berlin developments in East Germany. out of West Germany and the allied Zephyr' Deer farmers discover the CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNfVl (§D La Noche OF COUR.AF NOJ wreckage of a World War II plane still TM16 BA6 H DISNEY Disney Channel IDISI ^1.) Police Woman O' VICTIM6 FI6 HTIN' CNOVS ILACATT filled with an amazing cargo Ken Wahl, ESPN Sports Network lESPNl [CNN] Freeman Reports PACI6,, George Peppard. Lesley Ann Warreh HBO Home Box Office I h b o I Traffic may resume today [USA] Cartoon Express CINEMAX Cinamax iM A X l [DIS] Wise One TMC Movie Channel iT M C ' [ESPN] USFL Football: San Antonio at 6:30 PM (§1^ One Day at a Time USA USA Network lUSAl Portland (11) Barney Miller [TMC] MOVIE; 'Enigma' An American in (^0) Hogan's Heroes East Berlin becomes embroiled in a SQUAD It scheme to kill Soviet dissidents Martin Cause still unknown in derailment NBC News ROOM CM3 PM Magazine Sheen Derek Jacobi. Sam Neill 1982 (54) Nightly Business Report C53 (45) Hardcastle 8i M cC orm ick (CC) Rated PG GREENFIELD, Ma.ss. (L'PI) - (3S' Jeffersons Mark and the judge become surrogate 10:00 PM (5l News Officials say it may be several ® ABC N ew s (CC) parents to two children left on their r doorstep (60 mm ) (11.^ Independent News days before investigators know ® ) Noticiero SIN >,25) Wild. W ild West why a freight train derailed, [CNN] Showbiz Today (5 3 News MOVIE: 'Condominium' Romantic m (58) Odd Couple touching off a fiery crash that IDIS] EPCOT Magazine (53) volvements, greed, and corruption make '4.1 Dancin' Days ALLEY OOP * by Dave Qraue burned for more than 24 hours and [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook up the lifestyles of residents m a Florida loreed the evacuation of 2,000 condominium Barbara Eden Dan Hag­ (§T‘ Kojak LISTEN, BUSTER. YOUR INSOLENT/ BIRO? THERE IS NO r, W H A T \ ( A I ’ K IL a 7:00 PM ® CBS News gerty. Steve Forrest 1980 [CNN] Evening News WE WERE HERE TONGUE WILL BIRD ON MY HEAD, '• J I POOL? j people ^ O '' M’A*S*H FIRST,' IF YO U COST YOU YO UR\ YOU DOLT,' r.. The wreckage finally cooled (25) MOVIE: Across 110th Street' [DIS] Wilderness Bound TW O W AN T V a HEAD. PEASANT.' / ( 5 ) ABC N ew s (CC) (22) 0 5 ) TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes [HBO] The Laundromat When two BY. YOU CAN t enough Sunday to allow investiga­ (.9"] Dallas Tonight's practical joke victims are lonely strangers meet at an all-night A R O U N D U 6 ! tors to examine the site where five (53) Jeffersons Bruce Jenner and VVillie Aames (60 laundromat, they discover as much ears of the 62-car train jum()ed the mm ) about themselves as each other (55) @5) Barney M iller tracks Friday, a Boston & Maine (24) Wonderworks (CC) Boys and Girls' [USA] Cover Story (55) W heel o f Fortune Railroad spokesman said. and 'All Summer in a Day' are featured UPl photo (54) M acN eil/Lehrer Newshour (R) (60 mm ) 10:30 PM (TT News Firefighters, meanwhile, hosed (55) Family Feud (58) MOVIE; 'Junior Bonner' A busted-up (5,4) Two Grimm Tales Vice President George Bush holds a handkerchief to his down the last of the ears still d l) Marisela rodeo rider returns to his home and fa­ (58 Dick Van Dyke face Friday as the body of Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson Jr. holding a highly flammable alco­ mily to compete m a local contest Steve (^7) Nightly Business Report (4T1 24 Horas hol so the contents could be McQueen, Robert Preston, Ida Lupmo arrives at Andrews Air Force Base in Washington. Next transferred to another car and l61) Diffrent Strokes 1972 [USA] Seeing Stars to Bush is Karyn Nicholson, widow of the slain officer, hauled away [CNN] M oneyline l41) Novels: Tu o Nadie 1 1:00 PM X S' 18 (18 ® News who was shot by a Soviet guard in East Germany last B&M spokesman Dennis Coffey [DIS] MOVIE: 'Running Brave’ An Amer­ ® Ancient pves (CC) (PREMIERE) A ( X Taxi ican Indian works to compete m the said traffic on ihe blocked line Village of Craftsmen The craftsmen liv­ ( X Phil Silvers THE BORN LOSER *by Art Saneom Sunday. 1 964 Olympics as a runner Robby Ben­ ing m the village of Deir El Medina and might resume today, depending on son, Pat Hingle, Claudia Cron 1983 (Tl) Odd Couple who created the Royal Tombs m the Val­ AT LE M T 'liOU 6 0 ULP HAVE ] how long it took workers to Rated PG ley of the Kings are profiled (60 mm ) (58 Twilight Zone lMISIER'mORNAinE!| complete Ihe transfer. [ESPN] SportsCenter (53) Fantasy Island ( S ) Dr, W ho •5AIP 6 0 0 D NI6HT.I5 Friends join family "We really haven't had an ITMC] MOVIE; Romancing the Stone' [CNN] Prime News ® M 'A 'S *H opportunity to sort out the data. " (CC) A writer of romance fiction lives lST) Ten O'clock Nows one of her plots when she goes intathe [ESPN] 1985 N ational H.S. Chaarlead- V Coffey said, referring to the jungle to rescue her sister Michael ing Championship Coverage of this High ',6_1, MOVIE: 'W aterfront' Nazi spies m investigation "The focus has been Douglas, Kathleen Turner, Danny De­ School Cheerleadmg event is presented the U S threaten German families who to honor Nicholson on offloading the alcohol and Vito 1984 Rated PG from Orlando, FL (60 mm } have relatives abroad J Carrol Naish. John Carradine 1944 removing it from the scene. Once [USA] Radio 1990 [HBO] MOVIE: Romancing the Stone' A By I,y(l;i Phillips writer of romance fiction lives one of her [CNN] Moneyline that's completed, we ll be able to 7 :3 0 P M 1(31) PM Magaz ine plots when she goes into the jungle to WEST REDDING - M;ij. Arthur Nitholsim .Ir., sluin by ;i assess track conditions" [OISl MOVIE; 'Modern Times' A factory Li!) (55) All In the Family rescue her sister Michael Douglas Soviet sentry in Eusl Gernuiny, w;is liomired ;il ;i menioriul The accident forced Amtrak's Kathleen Turner, Danny DeVito 1984 worker finds sanity after he gets fired Charles Chaplin. Paulette Goddard service in his hometown limed to coincide w ith his Iniriid w ith lull (5 ) Wheel of Fortune Rated PG "Montrealer " passenger train to U P l photo (53) Independent News [IMAXl MOV(E: Gandtii- Over ttie [HBO] Coming Attractions militiiry honors ;it Arlington Nutionul Cemetery he rerouted around the accident (5D M 'A’S'H course of 56 years. Gandhi rises from [TMC] MOVIE: Chariots of Fire' Two Nicholson's fumily wus in -Arlinglon. \'u , SuUirdav lor the site, causing delays on the B&M railroad officials inspect the Saturday inspection occured after the (55'i Entertainment Tonight poverty to become India's leader against men. one a devoutly religous Scot mis­ officer's l)uri;il that followed a funeral service al adjoining Fori Montreul-Washington run of up to wreckage of five tanker cars that cars were allowed to burn out on their British rule Ben Kingsley. Martin Sheen. sionary and the other, the son of wealthy three hours Sunday, Amtrak offi­ (35) Barney Miller John Mills 1982 Rated PG Jewish parents, compete ior the honor Myer. FRANK AND ERNEST ■ by Bob Thavea cials said derailed and burned along tracks near own throughout the day. (45) People's Court [USAl MOV(E; -Joiinny Tiger’ A half of representing their country in the About 100 people, including Rep .lohii (i Rowland. R-Conn . (§7) W ild W orld o f Anim als breed must decide whether to take over 1924 Olympics Ben Cross. Ian Charle- attended a half hour service at an K.piscopal church in the quiet. The 62-car train was heading Interstate 91 in Greenfield Friday. The son. Dennis Christopher 1981 Rated (5T) One Day at a Time the leadership of his tribe or accept the New England tow n from Montreal to Deerfield when help of a white teacher Robert Taylor, PG X a l v i a y / Pa y v y i t h the five cars derailed and tipped believed to contain octyl alcohol, lar fire were finally doused shortly injuries were reported. While most [CNN] Crossfire PAY Rev. Randall Giddings said grief should not "overshadow his Geraldine Brooks. Chad Everett 1966 [USA] Gong Show onto their sides at 11:45 a m. burst into flames. The fire and after noon Saturday, said Green­ were able to return to their homes [ESPN] College Basketball Report valor and sacrifice. " comparing Nicholson to other .American 11:15PM 43) R®porter 41 /AN U N /K 5NEP Friday, about 50 yards from towering plumes of smoke cbuld be field Deputy Fire Chief Andy on Friday, about 50 people from a [HBO] Fraggle Rock 8:30 PM (53 Rituals ESTIMATED heros. Interstate 91 and about two miles .seen 20 miles away. Lively. dozen homes had to slay in [USA] Dragnet 11:30 PM (3D Three's Company (53 Sale of the Century Giddings said the slain oflicr had "the foundation ol a good Some 2,000 people were origi­ emergency shelters or with friends C3D Kojak TAX here IF X H A V £^ T o from the center of Greenfield. A The material was being shipped family, a fine community and a sioul and sincere heart." nally evacuated from area schools, Friday night. 8 :0 0 P M (3^ Scarecrow end Mrs. King 8:45 PM [DISl Mousterpiece Theater (3D 48 ABC News Nightline six-mile portion of the highway to a cosmetics manufacturer in An agent is given Amanda s identity so HOW /WucH X OWF, The service was attended mainly by contemporaries of businesses and homes because of The fire also burned between six (3 ) Burns & Allen was closed for about four hours. New Jersey. Coffey said that she can gam entrance to a suspi­ 9:00 PM ® NCAA Baslretbaii Nicholson's parents in the small town. 20 miles north of Three of the 30,000-gallon cars. The last flames ot Ihe spectacu­ fears of explosions, but no serious and eight acres of adjoining brush. cious corporation (60 mm ) Championship Final Coverage is pre- (TT) Honeymooners LET them who Bridgeport, where the Navy family finally settled down when (58 Leave It to Beaver Nicholson was a high school junior (H) (18 Best of Carson iry croAMNG RRo/A. A few of Nicholson's classmates and several military men (58 Anything for Money were in the congregation. They sang "M y Country Tis of Thee" Winter makes sudden return in northern points LOVE LIVES ON 4T) Palicula: 'La Presidenta Municipal' and two other hymns as spring sunlight streamed through the La India M aria. Resortes. y Rolando Bar- Bv United Press International heavy snow at times in northern shire and the White Mountains woodlands of New England where church's plain glass windows. Susan Cummings (Mary ral sections and sleet, freezing rain where up to 6 inches of wet snow fires have hurned hundreds of WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli Among those attending was Harold Schwede a retired .Air Stuart Masterson, r.) must (S7) M acN eil/Lehrer N ew shour No .April Fool's joke, winter and rain in southern and coastal was expected to accumulate. acres over the past week. Force officer and the local board of education chairman who lace the most harrowing [CNN] Sports Tonight returned to northern New England areas The Vermont Highway Depart­ The storm also gave skiers choice a mother-to-be can [HBO] M O VIt Christine' (CC) When a handed Nicholson his high school diploma in 196.5 today, dropping up to 8 inches of The three northern states were ment said accumulations ranged visions of schussing down the make — prolonging her life or high school loser restores a '58 Ply­ "I hate these occasions. " Schwede said after the service "In blanketed with a heavy, wet snow. from an inch or two in the south to 7 slopes through May. mouth Fury, his life takes a U-Turn' to snow in northern sections of saving the life of her unborn my opinion, he was tortured. He was lying there for one hour Vermont with even more expected Depths to 8 inches were reported in or 8 inches in the northern "We're trying to slay open child, in "Love Lives On," air­ terror Keith Gordon. John Stockwell. Robert Prosky 1983 Rated R knowing he was going to die. I call that I oil u re " in Maine Vermont and the weather service mountains. The department ad­ through the first of May and this ing MONDAY, APRIL 1 on [M AX] MOVIE: ’H.O.T.S,’ A swinging First Selectwoman Mary .Anne Guitar said the memorial Officials warned of hazardous said up to 10 inches could fall in vised motorists to exercise caution makes it more of a reality," said ABC Ricky Pauli Goldin co- sorority is dedicated to snaring every service was the tow n's w ay of honoring "a w holesomc .American driving conditions created by the parts of Maine before the storm and take some extra time getting Paula Berry, spokeswoman for stars as Brian, the sensitive, guy on campus Susan Kiger, Lisa Lon­ trying to serve his country . " snow, and freezing rain, but no ends late today By morning. 5 to work today. Sunday River Ski Area in Bethel. inexperienced boy who falls in don. Pamela Jean Bryant 1979 Rated R Guitar, a friend and neighbor of .lean and .Arthur D. Nicholson, .serious accidents were reported. inches were on the ground in The weather service said light Maine, where 8 inches of snow fell. love with her She said snow statewide would [USA] Make Me Laugh Sr., said they were "the quintcsscnlial .American family." Numerous school closings were central and western sections, a snow or flurries could be expected She said she spoke to Nicholson's father Friday and suggested reported bonus to those few ski area which across northern New England boost business for the industry. r-riECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 12:00 AM ® Sim on & Sim on some type of memorial, such as planting a tree on the tow n green, The National Weather Service had not yet closed tor the season tonight and Tuesday. "One of the hardest things there (3D Rockford Files when the family returns. said the storm brought with it a ■A winter storm warning was in The snow and rain brought some is is to get people skiing when (3D Saturday Night Live At a brief ceremony marking the return of his body to Ihe mixed bag of precipitation, with effect for northern New Hamp­ needed relief to the tinder-dry they're out raking their lawns," (TT) Star Trek United States Friday. Vice Ihesident George Bush called 58 MOVIE: 'Born to Win' A Times Square junkie, gets between a pusher Nicholson "an outstanding officer " who was "killed in the lincof and two narcs George Segal, Paula Astrograph duty." Prentiss. Karen Black 1971 A native of Ml. Vernon. N.Y.. 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Multi-Circuits is another request manufacturing plant are propos­ perintendent of parks and ceme­ Big East rivals clash for NCAA hoop crown by the group. Under that proposal, ing that the town block off Harrison teries, Roy said. Roy said that the request and "a bond would be posted with the Street from Pearl Street to Center careers. “ I think the players on pressing defense and offensive said. others seeking controls relating to town for reimbursement of costs LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - Big NCAA Tournament, already dis­ season with the (45-second shot) Street because of traffic and this team are smart and know how­ board strength proved too much Villanova. which used a zone air quality, disposal of chemical incurred in responding to em er­ East rivals Georgetown and Vil- posing of No. 2 Michigan, No. 4 clock, there were times down the parking problems, a Pearl Street to utilize the clock” for St. John’s Saturday, as the defense with man-to-man princi­ wastes, noise, parking and traffic, gencies resulting from such acci­ lanova, which share a conference Memphis Slate and No. 7 North stretch when we had to shoot,’’ said resident said F’riday. While Villanova plays with an Hoyas pounded the Redmen 77-59 ples to confuse Memphis State in will be presented to the Board of dents,” the request states. but not a style of play, clash tonight Carolina. The Wildcats are 9 1-2 Villanova coach Rollie Massimino. Pearl Street resident Kathy Roy- "N ow without the clock, things eye on the game clock. George­ to reach the final. Saturday’s 52-45 semifinal win, is \ Directors Tuesday night by Town The group is requesting that for the NCAA Championship, as point underdogs Monday (9:12 ■■V '■ said a petition is being circulated town plays with an eye on the "We’ll do what got us hero. We’ll as unlikely a champion as North Director Stephen Cassano. Cas- there be no more expansion of the Hoyas’ Patrick Ewing tries to p.m. EST tipoff). may be different.” proposing that a wrought iron basket. Only three times all season press hard and try to run," Carolina State, which shocked sano could not be reached lor production or manufacturing facil­ become the fourth center in the last ” I think they have an excellent Villanova dropped a 52-50 over­ fence be installed on the Harrison have the Hoyas been held below 60 Thompson said. "Villanova will Houston to win the 1983 title. 'V comment today. ities or increased chemical storage 30 years to lead his team to team,” said Georgetown coach time decision to the Hoyas in JP 1: Street border of the town cemetery points and Villanova turned the try to control the tempo and play a "W e’re going to have to play a at Multi-Circuits' Harrison Street back-to-back titles. John Thompson 'T v e been to January and lost 57-50 a month perfect gam e.” said Massimino. w-hich is directly across from the The neighborhood group, which plant. It is also asking the town to Ewing could join UCLA’s Bill tournaments several times when trick twice. hallcourt gam e” later, hut in both games Villanova ”We know they’re the No. 1 team in Multi-Circuits plant The company- Roy said consists of about 10 agree that any new construction on Walton and Lew Alcindor and San people who are supposed to bo sure "In the two other games, they For Ewing, who triggers the fast led in the second half and was the United States and probably one manufactures printed circuit residents of Holl and Pearl streets the site must conform to the 30-foot Francisco’s Bill Russell in the victors come out the losers, so I got out to a fast start, and we break with his rebounding, keys forced from its slowdown game of the best in the history of boards. and property owners, are asking line normally associated with record books if top-ranked George­ don't think anything is a sure bet” couldn’t get our running game the defense with his shot blocking because of the shot clock. collegiate ba.sketball” Roy said the proposal is the the town to establish a pollution industrial buffer zones. town, 35-2, can stop 24-10 Villan- Rarely have two teams with such going like we wanted to, ” said and motivates the team with his Not since Indiana, with Scott result of a meeting some of the control committee comprising a ova. Walton’s Bruins were the last differing styles played in the ”I think (playing without) the Hoyas guard Michael Jackson. intensity, it will be a third Roy said Multi-Circuits has May, Kent Benson, Quinn Buckner property- owners had about two neigborhood representative, a team to capture consecutive titles, finale. Georgetown likes to run and clock is a big reason we’ve been so "The clock wll be a factor if they appearance in four years in the weeks ago with General Manager already agreed to the neighbors & Co., knocked off Big Ten foe member of the Manchester Mem­ winning in 1972 and 1973. gun while Villanov’a utilizes its successful in the tournament." get a lead, but you can’t go slow if NCAA final. request for plantings along the Michigan in 1976 have two teams Robert B Weiss and two represen orial Hospital staff and a member But unheralded Villanova, which manpower to work methodically said Wildcats center Ed Pinckney, you’re down by 10 poinis. ” "Patrick Ewing is probably the west property line which backs up from the same conference played tatives of Multi-Circuits The fence of the town Fire Department. has never won an NCAA title, has for the good shot. who will face fellow .senior Ewing Winners of 18 straight games, best player I ’ve ever seen play the to homes on Holl Street. for the championship. would run the length of the feasted on heavy favorites in the "When we played them this for the 10th time in their collegiate Georgetown’s running game. game of basketball, ” Massimino property and join with a similar The residents also want a list of fence in the cemetery- at the corner chemicals and the types of contain­ Multi-Circuits is in an Industrial Herald photo by Ptnlo of Harri.son and Center streets, ers in which they are stored on the Zone and most of the surrounding At the scene Roy said Multi-Circuits property. area is zoned Residence B and C. Nova seniors want Lee and Mullin Deputy Town Fire Chief James McKay smoking-oven explosion that seriously consults this morning with Manchester injured a worker in the plant’s sausage Man charged in sex assault police officer Gary Wood outside the kitchen. A story about the explosion to win for Rollie couldn’t escape appears on page 1. Manchester Packing Co. plant on .A 40-year-old Manchester man After going to a .second bar with a narcotic substance — suspected . By Rick Gosselln cou rt.” cocaine — and possession of less ’. Wetherell Street, the scene of a was scheduled to be presented in them, the couple dropped the United Press International ” He might yell at you, ” Pinck­ team-leading 150 assists. than four ounces of marijuana. All j ney added, "but you always know By Rick Gosselln Manchester Superior Court today- victim and Fyler off at F yler’s United Press International ” We anticipated the box-and- on charges that he sexually as­ house, police said. three were released on $1,000 LEXINGTON, Ky. - Villanova he’s yelling at you for a good one,” Mullin said. " I t ’s been non-surety bonds and were sche- *■ Coach Rollie Massimino has spent reason. If I had to do it over. I’d saulted a woman he met in a bar Police were summoned to a LEXINGTON, Ky, - In a game successful for them. They’ve used duled to appear in Manchester four years making Ed Pinckney. definitely do it for Villanova and Love Lane plans face hearings Saturday, police said today. nearby house, w hose occupant said of survival like the NCAA Final it all four games against us (this Superior Court April 8. Dwayne McCLain and Gary for Coach Massimino." William H. Fyler of 91 Laurel St the victim had knocked on his door Four, All-Americas Keith Lee of season) and it’s been a factor in the Police said the three were ’ McLain feel special. Now the three Massimino’s interest in his play­ hearing room The meeting begins acre of stale land on Buckland was held at the police lockup over w ithout any clothes on and told him Memphis Stale and Chris Mullin of last three (all Georgetown The town pUinning staff has arrested after their car was seniors would like to return the ers not only as players but as at 7 p m. Street and Tolland Turnpike. Pel­ the weekend on a $5,000 bond He she had just been assaulted, police St. John's failed to find an escape. victories). recommended that the Planning stopped on South Main Street- favor in one night. people is genuine. He wants his The 10 units per acre planned for legrini and Public Works Director was charged with first-degree said. Lee. the 6-foot-lO forward, ”Il gets frustrating. It’s the and Zoning Commission approve because it had a tail light out and Massimino has coached Villan­ players to succeed in life after the Damato site is too much for the George Kandra have recom­ sexual assault, unlaw-ful restraint When police searched F yler’s couldn’t escape the three guys toughest defense for me to play one zone change on Love Lane and the registration plate was taped to ova for 12 years but hud never their successes stop on the basket­ area, where the density for houses mended that the town buy the land and failure to submit to house, they found the woman’s blowing the whistles Saturday in against. You have to keep moving deny another. the rear window. Police said they taken the Wildcats to the Final ball court. . / is about five per acre. Pellegrini as a means to improve the fingerprints.' clothes, police said. \ but you start to feel that’s all Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Four until this season. McClain, "E very single guy who goes the NCAA semifinal game against said. He also said the size of the two intersection of the two streets, Fyler was arrested early Satur­ thought the driver, Potterton, . •A you’re doing out there — just Villanova. Mullin, the 6-6 swing- grini recommended in a memo appeared to have been drinking, so . Pinckney and McLain took Massi- through our program has gradu­ buildings which would house the which is located near new exit and day morning after the victim Three area residents were ar­ moving. But my concern isn’t that the PZC approve a request by mino to the Final Two by combin­ ated, ” Massimino said. "That’s man, couldn’tescapethe defensive apartments is out of proportion entrance ramps to Interstate 84 provided police with a description rested on drug charges Thursday they asked one of the passengers to touching the ball and shooting the the town for a zone change from ing for 40 points in a 52-45semifinal the No. 1 priority of our program. dragnet of Georgetowri in the other with the existing small single­ The Eighth L’tilities District has of her assailant and the house in after police stopped the car in drive, police said. ball: I ’m just trying to keep my Residence A to Residence B for 7.5 upset victory Saturday over No, 4 They know and everyone knows semifinal. family homes in the area also expressed interest in the land which the alleged assault took which they were riding because a When a police officer opened the .j man occupied.” acres of town-owned land on Love Memphis Slate. that if they don’t go to school, if Lee played only 23 minutes in his In addition. Pellegrini raised a The PZC's recommendation will place, police said The woman told tail light was out. police said today. passenger door, he spotted two - Lee was charged with his first Lane. The town wants to build Now the three seniors would like they don’t do their work, they don’t final college basketball game and question about disturbance to the go to the Board of Directors. police she had recently moved to John L. Potterton, 33, of Bolton; plastic bags containing suspected two fouls in the final 5:02 of the first single-family "starter" houses on to take Massimino to the Final One play.” fouled out with 10:22 remaining. terrain due to the development, The commission will also re­ Manchester and decided to go to a Peter J. Benedict, 33, of 132 Spruce marijuana and a plastic film case. half and picked up his next two the land. — and that would entail a victory Massimino pointed out at a press His No. 4 Tigers departed along saying the plan does not preserve ceive a new application from the local bar, where she met Fyler and St.; and Kim A. Ulm. 25, of Bolton, containing a small amount of fouls in the opening five minutes of Pellegrini recommended denial Monday night over No. 1 George­ conference Sunday on the eve of with him a short lime later, losing the natural features of the land town Police Department for con­ a couple, police said were all charged with possession of suspected cocaine, police said. the second half. He left the game of the other application, which was town. which has already beaten the title game that Pinckney, to Villanova 52-45. Reports from the police and fire struction of a radio tower at the with his Tigers on top 31-30 and submitted by developer Raymond Villanova twice this season. McClain and McLain will all Mullin was hounded by George­ chiefs, the Water and Sewer police station. Capt. Henry Minor, returned 2 1-2 minutes later with F. Damato. Damato requested a But don’t count the Wildcats out graduate on time this spring. He’d town’s box-and-one defense with Department, and the town engi­ in a written request to the Villanova leading 37-31. zone change to Planned Residence — they genuinely like their coach like them to graduate not only with David Wingate Serving as the neer found no major problems with commission, said the proposed Development on 1.5 acres north of Obituaries and not only want to win for him a degree but with a national primary chaser He managed only Lee then fouled out on a fluke Damato’s general plan of 200-foot tower would be free­ the town-owned land. but have won for him. Villanova championship ring as well. 8 shots in the game and did not play. He took a pass on the low Pellegrini said in a memo that development. standing and would be located on score in double figures for the first burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard wasn’t supposed to defeat Dayton But win or lose Monday night, right post and was in the process of Damato's plan for 20 townhouse Zoning Enforcement Officer the southeast corner of the station Floyd J. Russell Jospeh P. Vanty time in 102 games, dating back to Church, Rockville. Burial will be in at Dayton and then Michigan, those three seniors will leave squaring himself with the basket apartments on the site would be Thomas R. O'Marra raised the property on East Middle Turnpike. Joseph P, Vanty. 73, of Pompano Floyd J. Russell, 80. of 8-E St. James Cemetery. Callinghours Maryland, North Carolina and Villanova with more than a basket­ his freshman season. and going up for a jumpshot when incons’stent with the existing issue of grading changes and The request for the tower is part Beach, Fla., formerly of West Mullin scored 6 poinis in the first Ambassador Drive, died Saturday will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. Memphis Slate in NCAA Tourna­ ball education and more than a the ball flew out of his hands high residential neighborhood. creating steep slopes on the site of the police department's current Hartford, died Saturday in Flor­ half but added only one more at his home. He was the husband of and 7 to 9 p.m. ment play — but did. classroom education. They’ll leave into the air. While trying to The PZC will conduct hearings The PZC will also consider replacement of an emergency ida. He was the brother of John basket after intermission as Geor­ Isabell (Messier) Russell. Donations may be made to the "H e’s a brother, friend, father, with an education in life. retrieve it, he bumped Villanova on the applications tonight when it tonight a mandatory referral from radio communications system. Vanty of Andover and the husband getown was turning the game into Born in Uxbridge, Mass , on Dec. Institute of Living, 400 Washington boss and coach,” McLain said of ”I believe in a lot of things he forward Dwayne McCLain and meets in the Lincoln Center the town on the purchase of half an Minor said of Albina Vanty of Florida. a rout He also had only 1 assist in 21, 1904, he had lived in East St., Hartford. Massimino. "But it goes beyond leaches, both on and off the court," was whistled for a loose ball foul. He is also survived by a son. Dr. Hartford 24 years before moving to that. Where he excels is his McClain said. "H e ’s the reason I his final college game as his Lawrence J. Vanty of West Hart­ Lee finished with 10 points on Manchester four years ago. He communication with his players. came to Villanova. He compares UPI photo Redmen fell to the defending Charles TIschofer ford; a daughter, Sheila M. 3-of-9 shooting. His fifth foul was retired in 1974 after 16 years as a It's great playing for him — you basketball to life and he’s a champions 77-59. Charles Tischofer Sr., 91, of Villanova’s heaiJ coach is lovable Rollie Massimino aniJ one of two fouls he picked up in custodian with the East Hartford Murphy of West Hartford; a sister, might not agree with him all the natural-born winner. And that’s Wingate flat-out denied Mullin Apology not sought, Rivosa says Kenneth City, Fla., died Friday in his three seniors say they would like dearly to win the Memphis State’s offensive end of Board of Education. Then he Helen R. Vanty of Elmwood; time on the court but you can something I’ve always wanted to the basketball — thus neutralizing Florida. He was the father of another brother, Frank Vanty of the court. were working together in the house became custodian for the Elks always laugh with him off the do — win” NCAA title for him. his 20.2 scoring average and By Sarah Passell Gworek apparently scuffled dur­ Russell Tischofer of Bolton and the Farmington; seven grandchild­ before Gworek arrived on the Lodge, where he worked for more Herald Reporter ing an argument. widower of Marion (Dunham) ren; and several nieces and Sources in each department scene. Sources in both depart­ than eight years. He was a communicant of St. Bartholomew- Tischofer. nephews. Town Fire Chief John Rivosa differ on which officer grabbed the ments said the blaze was extin­ Chruch and an Elks Lodge He is also survived by another The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 ’ said today that he has not received other first. Topliff said Friday he guished before the altercations member. son, Charles Tischofer Jr. of East a.m. inOurLady of Mercy Catholic Ed Pinckney looks forward to challenging Ewing began a request from Eighth District did not see the scuffle between Hartford; a daughter, Lois Peters Church, Pompano Beach, Fla. Fire Chief Harold Topliff for an Gworek and Griffin. Rivosa said today that he has Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Kenneth J. Russell of of East Arlington, Vt.; 14 grand­ Donations may be made through apology to two district firefighters But one district firefighter, who still not determined the sequence basket. ”He’s such a great player, draw fouls. In averaging 16 points John Thompson. "Some players son, totalling only 18 points and 15 East Lyme, two daughters, Judith children: 34 great-grandchildren; any bank to the Rev, Fr. C. LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI) - and defensive presence under the in connection with an altercation asked not to be named, said Topliff of events that occurred between but you can’t be in awe or change per game on the season, he went to become more form than sub­ rebounds in a 52-50 overtime loss Roy and Roberta Hublard, both of a n d t w o great-great- Kuruvilla, Account No. 549, State Patrick Ewing, the intimidator basket, has discouraged many Tuesday morning at an Adams spoke with Griffin seconds after the time Gworek arrived and the your game. the foul line more than any other stance: Elddie Pinckney is more and a 57-50 loss in regulation. Manchester; a brother, Robert grandchildren. Bank of India, Tiruvannamalai, extraordinaire, and Ed Pinckney, opposing centers but Villanova’s Street house fire. the first scuffle was over and just instant that Griffin hit Pinckney is looking forward to "Once you start adjusting your player in the Big East. He also substance than form ” But he has had good games Russell of Concord, Mass.: two The funeral was this morning at Tamilnadu, India. the man who befuddles the intimi- Topliff said Friday that he is before Griffin walked down the Fredericksen. game to a different style, he’s at an helped foul out Keith Lee and ’’Ed’s the type of player that against Georgetown, scoring 27 sisters, Irene Alexander of Ux­ Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main dators, meet again Monday for the another opportunity to face the seeking an apology from Deputy driveway and punched "We have statements, but advantage. If you slick to the Baskerville Holmes of Memphis takes the ball to the man — that’s points and grabbing 22 rebounds in bridge, Mass., and Evelyn Mula- St., East Hartford, with the Rev. 10th and final time in their 7-foot Georgetown center. Chief William Griffin of the town Fredericksen. they're from our side,” Rivosa things you do normally and know State to put Villanova into the title his game,” said teammate Gary a 68-67 Wildcat win over George­ ney of W’hitinsville. Mass.; nine Henry Scherer officiating. Burial collegiate careers, with more at " I t ’s always a challenge," said fire department to Assistant Chief said William Johnston where he is. you don’t have to game. McLain. town two years ago. Villanova has Sources in the town department grandchildren and four great­ was in Hillside Cemetery. stake than in any other clash — an Pinckney, a slinky 6-9 center who Paul Gworek of the district depart­ said Griffin hit Fredericksen after Rivosa has taken no administra­ William Johnston, 97, of the NCAA basketball crown. draws fouls with his non- adjust.” ’’Eddie is what I call an honest But Pinckney has had his trou­ won only one other time against the grandchildren; and several nieces Hoyas in the Ewing-Pinckney era. ment and district firefighter Ray­ the two "jostled" each other in the tive action against Griffin, pending Edna ZembrowskI Meadows Convalescent Center,' Ewing, with his fearsome scowl tradilional moves around the What Pinckney does normally is player,” said Georgetown Coach bles against Georgetown this sea­ mond P. Fredericksen. and nephews. driveway. the outcome of his investigation. Edna (Bragg) Zembrowski, 76, died Friday at Manchester Mem­ Topliff and Rivosa have refused The funeral will be Tuesday at formerly of East Hartford, died orial Hospital. -W , 1. to disclose details of the incident. Police dispatchers mistakenly- Topliff refused to say Friday 9:15 a m. at Watkins Funeral Saturday in a convalescent home. He was bom in Enfield, Mass., Neither disputes that Griffin called the town department to the whether he will discipline any Home. 142 E. Center St., with a NBA roundup She was the sister of Clinton Bragg Mprch 4, 1888, and lived most of his punched Fredericksen in the chin. fire shortly after it was reported at district firefighters for their role in mass of Christian burial at 10 a m. of Manchester. life in Manchester. Before he But officials in each department 6:32 a.m. When dispatchers and the altercation. Police reported in St. Bartholomew Church. Burial She is also survived by a son, retired, he worked at Pratt & apparently do not agree on what town firefighters en route to the that members of both departments will be in St. James Cemetery. John M. Zembrowski of East Whitney and Cheney Bros, for happened moments earlier just scene realized the mistake, the engaged in shoving and name­ Calling hours will be today from 2 district department was notified. calling. But the police reports do to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be an Hartford; four other brothers, many years. Depleted Celtics still outside the two-family house at 377 Girard Bragg of Jacksonville He is survived by three daugh­ Adams St., when Griffin and Town sources said that district not indicate how many firefighters Elks service conducted tonight at Beach, Fla., Luther Bragg and ters, Evelyn Pallein and Elizabeth district Assistant Chief Paul volunteers and town firefighters were involved. 7:30 at the funeral home. Barkley Bragg, both of Windsor, Cole, both of Manchester, and Frances N. Pelletier and Linwood Bragg of Enfield; two Elsie Waldron of Fulton, N.Y.; grandchildren; and several nieces eight grandchildren; eight great­ give Pistons a battie Snag develops over sewer maps Frances (NagI) Pelletier, 69, of and nephews. grandchildren; and two great- Vernon, died Friday at a convales­ A graveside service will be great-grandchildren. By Collins Yearwood for Detroit, which improved its victory gave the Bullets a 37-37 cent home. She was the mother of Tuesday at 10 a.m, at Center Graveside services were held record while Indiana slid to 20-55, A snag — or perhaps a misunder­ latest locations. Barbara Weinberg asked Kandra United Press International record to 40-33. John Long added 22 Paul Pelletier and Richard Pellet­ Cemetery, East Hartford, with the today at 11 a.m. at the East equaling Golden State with the standing — has developed in a Raymond Fournier, district pub­ to submit a written report to the points. ier, both of Coventry Rev. William E. Flynn officiating. Cemetery. Holmes Funeral Home, league’s worst mark. cooperative venture between the lic works superintendent, said the directors on the subject. The Detroit Pistons learned a She is also survived by a There wil be no calling hours. 400 Main St., was in charge of The Celtics, playing without star town and the Eighth Utilities town engineering department valuable lesson Sunday: With or Lakers 123, Suns 98 She said today she will discu.ss it daughter, Mrs. Donald Dunn of Donations may be made to the arrangements. forward Bird, out with bursitis of District to update maps showing wanted mapping information by without Larry Bird the Boston with Joyner. Rockville; a brother, Leo Nagl of National Multiple Sclerosis So­ the right elbow, and guard Danny At Inglewood, Calif., Kareem the location of utilities. today, but the district cannot meet Celtics are a tough team to beat. Barryville, N.Y.; six grandchild­ ciety, 230 Scarborough St., Hart­ Ainge (back spasms), didn’t seem Abdul-Jabbar and Byron Scott At a budget workshop conducted that deadline. Trailing by as much as 14 points. Joyner said he is puzzled over ren: and a great-grandaughter. ford, 06105. to miss the two starters. Bird’s scored 20 points apiece to help the Fournier said the district has Saturday by the Board of Direc­ Kanda’s concern. He said the The funeral will be at 9 a.m. John Paul Jones on the Bon-i , the Pistons were sparked by replacement, Scott Wedman, Lakers complete the best month in engaged Fuss and O’Neill, consult­ Newkirk tc Whitney Funeral 1 tors, George Kandra, town direc­ district directors have agreed to Wednesday at Burke-Fortin Fun­ homme Richard defeated the reserve forward Terry Tyler’s 20 pumped in a season-high 31 points. their history with a victory over tor of public works, said that the ing engineers, to update its maps of Home, 318 Brunside Ave., East points to beat the Celtics 113-105. send a public works employee into eral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rock­ Serapls in British North Sea Phoenix. The Lakers won 13-of-14 district seems no longer interested new sewer locations, such as those Hartford, has charge of Tyler and Isiah Thomas each "(Boston) rose to the occasion the field together with a town ville, with a mass of Christian waters on Sept. 23, 1779. games, averaged 128 points, shot in supplying the town with maps on Union Street and on Westerly arrangements. chipped in 6 points in an 18-6 surge and made a game out of it," Tyler representative for a survey of better than 50 percent from the showing the location of sanitary Street, but the work cannot be done late in the second quarter to puce said, "and they almost beat us. All utilities. That move was requested field and won by an average of 17 iM - sewers in the district. as soon as the town wants it. the Pistons. they .did was put Scott Wedman in by the town, he said. points. and the guy hits 31 points like But Walter Joyner, district pres­ He said it will be ^rnetLpver to The victory, which snapped the Spurs 126, Clippers 115 ident, said today that so far as he the town when it is readyT^ Kandra said today that William MHS band wins prize THANK YOU! Celtics’ 10-game winning streak, Larry Bird is in there.” knows, the district has given the The town is conducting a b rb ad ^ was Detroit’s third straight and At Los Angeles. Mike Mitchell Camosci, assistant town engineer, I would like to thank the Police town the latest information it has remapping program and wants to Manchester High School’s jazz fourth in its last five games. scored 24 of his 32 points in the first is handling the matter of mapping Smith said many of the other Department and the Fire De­ on the iocation of sanitary sewers. incorporate the district informa­ band Saturday captured the se­ bands in the competition are able Tyler sizzled in the fourth Bullets 111, Pacers 105 half and Alvin Robertson added 21, information for the town. Camosci partment for their fast, effici­ UPI photo He said the district does not have tion in its maps. cond prize in a statewide jazz band .< to afford elaborate musical equip­ quarter, hitting 4-of-5 shots, to key At Indianapolis, Gus Williams sparking the Spurs to a playoff- could not be reached today for ent and courteous emergency Detroit’s Vinnie Johnson (15) moves to Williams in first quarter action. Pistons detailed engineering maps of the At the meeting Saturday. Mayor comment. competition. ment that the MHS band cannot. the Pistons surge. Thomas scored scored 26 points and helped rally clinching victory over the Under the direction of Kurt "They came on with tons of service rendered to me last 26 points and handed out IS assists Washington over Indiana. The Clippers, knock the basketball from Boston’s Ray won, 113-105. Eckhart, the band took second electrical stuff that we don’t even Monday morning. Also, to the place among nine other Connecti­ have,” she said. Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Man organizes protest vs. stores cut high school jazz bands in the Smith praised Eckhart’s efforts tal for their readiness and Music Educators National Confer­ in organizing the band in his two alert service. Thanks to all A Manchester real estate sales­ "We are definitely going to ask them to remove the materials ence Jazz Festival at the Univer­ years at MHS, saying: “ This town those involved, it was super! . Typical Adams Division alley scrap to Sabres man is planning to organize a picket, " Dumas said. from the store before picketing sity of Hartford's Hartt School of never had jazz bands like that." Robert Kittle and Wife demonstration April 27 against The Manchester demonstration Dumas said. Music. The Whalers, winless against the each season series. scored to lift the Sabres. Sylvain called the unbeaten streak, which local convenience stores which sell will not be limited to the 7-lls Jle said he will be contacting The 20-member ensemble fin­ By Bob PapettI team-record seven-game winning Sabres at 0-4-3, get one more Recently, the tide has shown Turgeon tallied a first-period fell one short of the team standard, sexually explicit iiterature. because most of the convenience convenience store owners within ished behind the Southington High Herald Sports Writer streak and a sparkling nine-game chance Tuesday night at Buffalo. hints of turning. Buffalo coach power play goal, his team-leading “ something to be proud of." The local protest will be part of a stores in town sell the material, he the next two weeks. School jazz band in the unbeaten string. A most glaring Hartford’s final two home games Scotty Bowman, who watched 31st, for the Whalers lone marker. nationwide protest against the 7-11 said. competition, HARTFORD — As is typical of fact that has been forgotten in all Dumas, 42, said he read about feature the Washington Capitals from the press box as the Whalers The Whalers’ leading scorer convenience store chain, said John Dumas said it is too early to Eckjjgrt was unavailable for THRIFT SHOPPING Adams Division feuds, the Whalers the stretch-run improvement is With just 3:39 left, Ruff, with his the nationwide protest in literature Thursday night and the Nordiques knocked off Edmonton, 8-7, Friday with 24 goals and 56 assists for 80 Dumas, who lives on East Middle estirrtate how many Manchester commenT^is morning, but other and the Buffalo Sabres collided that the Whalers have now won back to the net, slipped a back­ he had obtained while visiting The Saturday night. The Whalers put night, was relieved after his points, Francis attributed the Turnpike. residents will participate in the school officials said they were IS FASHIONABLEI Saturday night at the Civic Center only eight times in 29 Adams hander just inside the right post Church of the Nazarene at 236 Main the wraps on their sixth NHL Swords scored a pair of goals in the late-season turnabout to the contri­ Dumas said this morning that he demonstration, but he said he surprised by the second-place in another alley scrap. contests. and past startled goalie Mike Liut, St. season Sunday in Quebec. final seven minutes to steal Satur­ butions of the much-publicized is waiting for information from the hopes to see at least one person finish because the jazz band has As Is typical of Adams Division Last year, Hartford was 6-20-6 in who stopped 34 other shots. games, the final score in the division play. Playoff hopes hinged A breakdown of Adams games day night’s triumph. youth movement. National Federation for Decency, picketing each store that sells "I do not believe that porno­ had to overcome difficulties not defensive battle was 2-1. on the Whale’s ability to improve in shows last-place Hartford at 4-4 "It’s gratifying to us, because which is organizing the nationwide material he described as faced by other bands in the “ They caught up with us, we just graphy issafefor society,” he said. THE PENNY SAVER against fourth-place Boston, 2-S-l other teams in our division have protest. pornographic. competition. Alas, as is typical of most Adams head-to-head Adams competition. didn’t have the gas,” said Whaler “ The young guys have shown against Montreal and 2-4 against come in here and had trouble,” coach Jack Evans, after his te'am The information suggests proce­ In organizing the demonstration, He said the protest is designed to “ They didn't even own a drum Division match-ups involving This year’s division log. with three they can play in this league,” said 46 Purnell Place Hartford, the Whalers lost. Quebec. The Whalers may never said Bowman. “ This is a tough played its third game in four dures for arranging the local the national group encourages make people aware that pornogra­ set until a month ago,” said Clara games remaining (one against Francis, “ And the only thing they Buffalo, two vs. Quebec), is just seriously contend in the division rink, lately.” nights. branch of the national protest, he local protesters to formally com­ phic material is available in the Smith, music coordinator for Man­ The most obvious impact of the can do in the summmer is get No More Sales Tax on Clothing Under $50. Ifefeat was that it halted a 8-17-4. until they at least break even iiy Gates Orlando and Lindy Ruff Hartford capfsmin Ron Francis said. plain to the local merchants and same places as milk and bread. chester schools. 7 bigger and stronger ” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduy. April I, 1985 - 13 12 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 1, 1985 Peete breezes to TPC crown

Bv Ira Kaufman punch with a birdie, he'd bounce SCOREBOARD United Press International back," Larry Rinker finished seven Second , PO N TE VEDRA, Fla, - Al­ shots back at 7-under 281 and Gary Oak-Corter recovered fumble in end though the PGA won't support his Hallberg shot a 282, with Irwin and Oilers 7. Black Hawks 3 zone (Bolovlc kick), 4:48 L A -F G Zendelos 48,10:27 claim, Calvin Peete left the Tour­ Dan Halldorson tied at 283. Japan's Hockey Oak-FG Bolovoc 51,14:58 nament Players Championship Isao Aoki, who was in a four-way Edmonton 2 0 S—7 t h it b . tie at 284, shot a 65 Sunday for the Chicogo 1 1 1—3 Oak-Carter 18 Pdss from Hebert Sunday believing he won a major. First period— 1, Edmonton, McClelland (Bolovlc kick), 6:07 . . He'll get no argument from D.A. lowest round of the $900,000 event. 8 (Hunter, Gregg), 2:35. 2, Edmonton, Oak-Banks Spassfrom Hebert (Bolovlc Weibring. Jack Nicklaus soared to a 76 to NHL standings Gretzky W (Nopler, Coffey), 3:28. 3, kick), 14:18 Chicogo. D. Wilson 21 (OIczyk, Fraser), Fourth Peete made his 10th victory on finish at even-par 288, W alM Conference 19:03. Penalties— Lowe. Edm, 6:50; LA -F G Zendelos 43, 3:23 the PGA lo u r his sweetest, taking "I was very tight when I came to Patrick Division Pouzar. Edm. 19:44; OIczyk, Chi. 19:44. A-11/619 a winner's check of $162,000 back 17," admitted Peete, who took a W L T Pts. G F GA Second period— 4, Chicago, B. Murray5 I f V-PhllodelDh SO 20 7 107 337 239 (Savard, Gardner), 16:23. Penalties— Oak LA home to Fort Myers, Fla., after a double-bogey 5 at the island hole x-Washinotn 44 24 9 97 308 231 Napier, Edm, 4:3i5; T . M urray, C h i,6:48; First downs 17 10 superb final-round 66 and a three- Saturday. “ I went to bed last night x-N Y Islandrs 39 33 5 83 336 301 McClelland, Edm ,m alor (fighting),9:05; Rushes-vords 2 7 - « 23— 85 stroke triumph over Weibring. thinking about that hole. After N Y Rangers 25 42 10 60 288 336 DuPont, Chi, molor (fighting), 9:05; Passing vords 192 92 Pittsburgh 24 47 5 53 264 364 seeing that 8-iron land safely on the Fogolln, Edm, 9:23; Anderson, Edm, Sacks bv 3-X 3-26 Peete, who finished at 14-under- New Jersey 22 45 9 53 2W 322 malor (fighting), 9:23, Pouzar, Edm, 84 132 par 274, took the lead to stay with a green, I let out a sigh of relief and Adams Division Return yards I malor • misconduct (fighting), 9:23; Passes 15— 26— 0 11— 24— 4 par at No. 6 as Weibring was in the got a drink out of the water cooler. x-Montreal 39 27 11 89 293 253 Brown, Chi, major (fighting), 9:23; Punts S— 47.2 4— 40.1 X'Quebec 39 28 9 87 311 261 My throat was very dry. There is Secord. Chi, molor-mlsconduct (fight­ v ' Fumbleslost 2— 1 2— 1 middle of three successive bogeys, x-Butfalo 36 26 14 86 276 224 ing), 9:23; B. Wilson, Chi, game- y 7— X no way to play it safe at 17 and I fell Penaltles-vards 6— 43 but his challenger did not merely x-Boston 34 33 9 77 285 273 misconduct (third mon In), 9:23; McClel- J Tim e ot possession X:09 29:51 Hartford 28 39 9 65 262 311 lond, Edm . 15:11, Messier, Edm, malor hand him the cherished the way to go was to play Campbell Conference (fighting), 17:30, Bergevln, Chi, molor Individual Stotitllcs championship. aggressively like I played all Norris Division (fighting), 17:30. RUSHING— Ooklond-A. Bentlev 14-51, week." W L T Pts. G F GA "With the heat that Weibring put J, Williams 7-29, Jordan 2-10, Newton on me in the buck nine, no lead was Peete, who led Weibring by two X-St. Louis 34 30 12 80 277 271 Third period— 5. Edmonton, Krushel- 4-2. Los Angeles-Nelson 9-29, Seurer x-Chlcogo 36 35 6 78 299 296 nyskl 40 (Gretzky), 4:40. 6, Edmon­ 3-24, Gray 5-2Z Hersev 1-8, Warren 4-5, big enough, especially with No. 17 strokes heading into 17, dropped x-Detrolt 26 40 11 63 303 347 ton, Coffey 34 (unassisted). 5:01. 7, his tee shot just tour feet from the x-MInnesota 24 42 12 60 256 310 Bodle 1-mlnus 3. still to go," said Peete, who won the Edmonton. Huddy 7 (Coffey. Gretzky). — — 4 m * Toronto 20 49 8 48 243 339 6:46. 8, Edmonton, Coffey 35 (Gretzky), Phoenix Open 10 weeks ago. "I feel hole and made his birdie to snuff Smythe Division P A S S IN G — O okla nd -H e be rl 15-26— 8:30. 9, Edmonton, Coffey 36 (Gretzky. v‘^ ■» 221-0. Los Angeles-Seurer 11-24— 122-4. this is as much a major champion­ out any suspense. It also helped V-Edmonton 48 19 10 106 385 283 Napier), 11:20.10, Chicogo, Savard38 (D. M: ship as any wc call majors. The swell his confidence as he finished x-WInnlpeg 42 27 9 93 348 323 Wilson, B. Murray), 14:53. RECEIVING— Oakland-A. Corter 4- x-Colgarv 40 27 10 90 349 290 Penalties— Gregg, Edm, 2:28; Secord, caliber of players and the charac­ with the best score since the TP C x-Los Angeles 33 31 13 79 327 313 91, Bonks 3-35, B. W illiam s2-3), A. Bentlev Chi, 5:29; Krushelnyskl, Edm. 5:29; 2-23, Holloway 2-21, Cozen 1-13, Shumonn teristics of the golf course all meet moved across the road to the Vancouver 25 44 6 58 274 388 Larmer, Chi, 5:56; Napier. Edm, 13:37. V-clIncbed division title 1-7. Los Angeles-Hudson6-93, Haines 1-20, the requirements of a major. Tournament Players Club in 1982. x*clincbed ployoff berth ■ » Gray 1-6, Sherrord 1-5, Warren 1-3, Bodle "This has got to be the strongest "I don't know where all that talk Shots on Goal— Edmonton 11-7-11— 1-mlnus 5 Saturday's Results 29. Chicago 6-12-13— 31. field of any tournament we play in about my putting started," he said, Philadelphia 3. N.Y. Rangers0 Mlsseddeldgool— Ookland, Bolovlc 42. Montreal 7, Boston 3 Power-ploy conversions— Edmonton Rec photo all year. Winning here gives me the breaking into a wide grin. "1 think New Jersey 6, Pittsburgh 4 2-1; Chlcago^2. feeling I can win more major I'm a great putter. You don't win 10 Buffolo Z Hartford 1 Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr, Chi­ 1 ' championships and the greens tournaments by being a lousy Quebec Z, St. Louis 1 cago, Skorodenskl. A— 17,922 Midget League basketball champs Washington 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Golf here are characteristic of the putter. This week and my week at Detroit 9, Toronto 3 Referee— Denis Morel. The Lakers won the miijget basketball Belcher, Tom Berte. Back row: Joe greens at Augusta for the Masters. Phoenix have got to be my two best Los Angeles 3. Minnesota 2 This will definitely help my confi­ putting rounds on the Tour. I've Sunday’s Results championship at Mahoney Rec Center King, Jason Williams, T.J. Rucky, Ken Edmonton 7. Chicago 3 Flames4.Jets4 Country Club dence going into the Masters in a had a lot of great rounds in my Calgary 4, Winnipeg 4 (tie) this season. Team members (l-r) Front Saunders, Andy Cole, Mike Bidwell, few weeks." career, but under the circumstan­ Buffalo 3> Quebec 1 BEST 15 — A- Willie OleksInskI 4 V Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 2 Calgary 2 0 2 0—4 row: Mary Moriarty, John Ahiberg, Ellen Moriarty. 59-7-52, Bob Jones 63-7-56, Dove Kove Weibring. who shared the lead ces, this has got to be my best N.Y. Rangers 7, Toronto 5 Winnipeg 3 0 1 0—4 58- 2-56, Serge Sortorl 64-8-56; B- Alex after three rounds with Peete and round ever." First period— 1, Colgory, Cavallini 6 Coach Bill Cole, Mike Brosnan, Matt Vancouver 3/ Minnesoto 2 EIgner J r . 66-13-53, Rob Sullivan 66-12- Peete. who had earlier rounds of UPl photo Monday's (3omes ( BoxteD.0:19.2, Winnipeg, Howerchuk 51 53, Bob Norw ood 67-13-S4; C- Don Hale Irwin at 8-under, shot an No Games Scheduled (unassisted). 1:59. 3. Winnipeg, Wilson 5 Botlalino 75-25-50, V ic Plagge 72-17-55; admirable 69, including a 32 on the 70-69-69, birdied the first two holes Calvin Peete (left) hugs his caddy, Dolphus Hall, after Tuesday's Games (Lundholm and Carlyle), 4:13. 4, Spurs 126. Clippers! 15 Low gross — Dave Kave 75. Winnipeg, Mullen 30 (Howerchuk, Herald photo by Pinto back nine, but he simply ran into a to take a one-stroke lead over Boston at Quebec. 7:35 p.m. SWEEPS — A- Gross- Dove Kaye 75, hot competitor on an 84-degree Weibring. who had a short birdie at Peete fired a final round 66 to capture the Tournament Hartford at Buffalo, 7:35p,m. MacLean), pp, 16:51. 5, Calgary, Hunter Basketball Football Net- OleksInskI 78-7-71, Bob Jones Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 11 (Wilson, Cavallini), 17:18. SAN A N TO N IO (126) 80- 7-73, Sortorl 81-8-73, B- Gross- To n y Gary Warren was 0-3 on the mound last year for Cheney day. No. 2. At No. 4, Weibring forged Players Championship. p.m. Penalties— Risebrough,Cal,2:54; Steen, Jones 1-2 2-2 4. Mitchell 14-26 4-6 32, Pletrontonlo 84, Net- Alex EIgner Jr. Wpg, 2:54; Eloronta, Cal, 6:41; Mo- Gilmore 6-10 7-8 19, Moore 5-10 3-3 13, Tech but the Beavers are going to need him to do well "I felt at the turn that if I shot 1-, ahead as he sank a 12-foot birdie Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. 86- 13-73, Rob Sullivan 87-12-75, Bob and Peete three-putted for bogey. within two strokes before Peete this week. .j, New Jersey at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. cLean, Wpg, 10:23; Beers, Cal, 12:01; Robertson 9-18 3-4 21, Banks 3-7 9-10 15, Norw ood 88-13-75, To m Carroll 87-12- pitching-wise in 1985 if they hope to experience success. 2-or 3-under par today I'd have a Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35p.m. Small, Woo, 12:01; Kromm, Cal, NBA standings lavaroni 1-34-46, Cook 5-83-313, Poxson 1-2 USFL standings 75; C- Gross- Vic Plagge 95, Net- Don chance to win, " said Weibring. Three straight bogeys by Weibring reeled off three consecutive bir­ "Calvin hit a great shot at 17," 15:36; MacLean,Wpg, 17:43;CavalInnI, 1-1 3. Totals 45-86 36-41 126. Bottollno 98-25-73. "Well. I finished with a 32 and still coupled with Peete's birdie at No. 7 dies (12-13-14) to go ahead by four said Weibring. who had $97,200 Co l,18:47. LA CLIPPERS (115) B E S T 14- A - Bill Zwick 59-8-5), Fred AHL standings Second period — No Scoring. Eastern Conference Cage 4-6 0-0 8, Johnson 3-8 4-4 10, Eostern Conference losl by three That tells you what opened up a three-shot bulge and shots. Weibring picked up two worth of consolation. "I gue.ss it Atlontic Division W L T Pet. P F P A Lennon 58-7-5), George M artin 58-7-51; Northern Division Penalties— Eloronta, Cal, 14:31; Arnlel, Donaldson 3-5 2-2 8, Nixon 4-9 2-2 10, B- Rick DeNIcolo 58-12-46, Rob Sullivan kind of player Calvin Peete is. The Peete maintained the advantage to strokes with clutch birdies at 15 just wasn't meant to be. 1 agree W L T Pts. G F GA Wpg, 17:48 W L Pet. GB Smith 9-11 6-11 24, Catchings 1-3 (W) 2, Birmingham 5 ) 0 . 833 16) 1)8 Tom pa Boy 4 2 0 .667 1 69 ) 36 59- 12-47, Bob W allace 62-14-48, M ike Pitching a concern and 16 but Peete applied the killing with Calvin that this is a major. If it x-Boston W 15 .797 man is a machine Please don't the turn. x-AAojne 37 31 9 83 286 255 Third period— 6, Calgary, Macoun 9 Walton 3-10 8-9 14, Brldgeman 4-10 7-816, Lom bo 61-13-48; C- Plagge 61-17-44, Ray (Covolllnl, Reinhart), 2:35. 7, Calgary, x-Phll. 54 20 . 736 New Jersey 3 3 0 . 500 14) )56 blow with that delicate 8-iron at 17 isn't, we have no majors on this Frederjeton 34 35 8 76 267 291 White 0-2 (M) 0, Edwards 4-6 0-0 8, Hickey 63-16-47; Low gross- W ord write any more that he can't putt. On the back nine. Weibring holed Nova Scotia 34 35 7 75 277 282 Quinn 19 (Kromm, Loob), 11:43. 8, Washington 37 37 .500 Gordon 7-12 0-015. Totals 42-82 29-36 115. Memphis 3 3 0 .500 123 129 — where 40 balls found the water Tour." New Jersey 37 38 . 493 Baltimore 2 3 1 .417 109 90 Holmes 78. Every lime I gave him a little a 15-footer for birdie at 10 to pull Adirondack 33 36 8 74 279 323 Winnipeg, Arnlel 21 (Steen, Turnbull), San Antonio 39 32 29 26^136 SWEEPS — A-Gross-Holmes 78, Net- Sherbrooke 34 37 5 73 302 310 12:49. Penoltles— Hunter, Cal, 5:52; New York 24 51 .320 L A Clippers 29 34 35 27— 115 Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 145 177 Central Division Orlando 0 6 0 . 000 92 175 Pete Denz 79-6-73. George M artin for Cheney basebaii Moncton X 38 8 68 266 277 Konroyd, Cal, 13:29. Three-point goals— Brldgeman, Gor­ Overtime— No scoring. Penalties— y-MlIwaukee 54 21 .720 Western Conference 82-7-75, B- Gross- To m Ovens 82, Net- Southern Divliion don. Fouled out— Smith. Total Rob Sullivan 85-12-73, C- Gross- Roy x-Blnohmtn 50 20 7 107 372 256 None. x-Detrolt 40 33 .548 fouls— San Antonio 27, LA Clippers 27. Houston 5 1 0 .833 203 132 X‘Baltlmore 44 25 8 96 317 242 Shots on goal— Calgary 16-9-10-4— Chicago 35 40 .467 Rebounds— San Antonio 41 (Cook 10), LA Oakland 4 1 1 .750 158 130 Hickey 88, Net- Plagge 90-17-73. Bv Bob Papetfi junior first baseman/designated Cleveland 31 43 .419 Arizona 4 2 0 .666 135 93 Thomson captures x-Rochester 39 25 12 90 309 282 39. Winnipeg 14-9-7-0— 30. Clippers 29 (Walton 7). Assists— San Herald Sports Writer hitter Glen Carvey. .333. and a trio Sorlnofield 35 36 4 74 301 298 Atlanta 29 45 .392 Antonio X (M oore 15), L A Clippers 24 Denver 4 2 0 .666 1 33 126 Tailwood New Haven X 40 8 68 307 334 Power-play conversions— Calgary 3- Indiana 20 55 . 267 (Nixon 8). Technicals— San Antonio Portland 2 3 0 .400 81 92 of outfielders — Warren. .314, and Hershev 25 42 10 60 307 330 0. Winnipeg ^1. Western Conference (illegal defense). Smith, LA Clippers San Antonio 1 4 0 . 200 46 119 LOW GROSS, LOW NET, CALLO­ When a high school baseball Carpenter and Mike Mancini, who St. Catharins 23 48 6 52 261 371 Goalies— Calgary, Lemelin. Win­ Midwest Division coach Chaney. A— 9,204. Los Angeles 1 5 0 ,166 124 147 WAY — A- Gross- Horry NowobllskI 74, team loses just two starters from a Fiidoy's Results each ripped at a 310clip last year. x-clinched ptayoff berth nipeg, Hayward. A— 15,642. W L Pet. GB Lou Argenlo 75, Net- Bob Chambers state tournament qualifier, the seniors tournament Sofurday's Results x-Denver 48 26 .649 Tampa Bov 28. Memphis 20 79-10-69, Nick Pohoulls 78-9-69, Ron Mancini. a junior, moves behind New Haven 7, Adironock 2 Referee— Bryan Lewis. x-Houston 43 30 . 589 Sohirday's Results Boslle 77-7-70, Steve Stocker 80-9-7), prospects for the following season the plate this season, filling the LOS A N GELES (UPl) - Peter at 211. A Binghamton 8, Rochester 3 x-(Dallos 41 34 . 547 Birmingham 25, Jacksonville 18 M ike Davis 76-5-71, John Yellshefskv have to be considered bright. void left by graduated co-captain Thomson sank a five-foot putt on Thomson was four strokes ahead Fredericton 6, Moncton 4 x-Son Antonio 38 38 .500 Arizona 31, New Jersey 13 81- 9-72; B- Gross- Ted Blosko 83, Paul A Baseball But invariably, pre-season fore­ St. Catharines 3, Maine 2 Canucks3.NorthStars2 Utah 37 39 .487 Sunday's Results Soar! 84, Paul Kenneson 85, Net- Carl Paul Pelletier. the Iasi hole Sunday to hold off Don at the 13th but he and January wei'e Springfield 4, Nova Scotio 0 Kansas City 30 45 .400 Baltimore 27, Houston 14 MIkolowskv 84-15-69, John Boylon casts hinges on one factor and one "Mancini is a leadoff batter with January for a one-stroke victory in even entering the 381-yard uphill, Sunday's Results Pacific Division Denver 2), Orlando 17 85-15-70, Jo y How rovd 86-14-72, Dick Minnesota 1 1 0—2 Oakland 30, Los Angeles 6 only. good speed who gets on base a lot," a $250,000 seniors tournament. par-4 18lh. Both players hit their Baltimore 6, Hershev 5 Voncouver 0 2 1—3 y-L.A. Lakers 55 19 . 743 D ay 89-16-73, Craig Phillips 85-12-73, Fredericton 4, Moncton 1 Portland 37 38 .493 18Va Exhibition basebaii standings Monday's Game Bob Zim m er 88-15-73, Dove Brom ley Just ask Cheney Tech third-year said Baccaro. "Pires has been The event, at the Mountaingate second shots into left bunker. First period— 1. Minnesota, Plett 14 Phoenix 32 43 .427 23Vj San Antonio at Portland, 9 p.m. Nova Scotia 5, Springfield 2 (Maruk, Martin), 17:37. Penalties— 87- 13-74; C- Gross- Lou GenovesI 89, coach Bill Baccaro what it is. switch-hitting and makes good Country Club, was sponsored by January blasted out 10 feet above Binghamton 8, St. Catharines 4 Seattle 30 44 . 405 25 Thursday's Gome Dick Duquette 90, Jim Allen 92, Net- None. AMERICAN LEAGUE Memphis at Orlando, 8 p.m. "Pitching. " says Baccaro. "In contact. Carpenter and Carvey are Carta Blanca. the cup and Thomson left his shot Sherbrooke 7, New Hoven 4 Second period— 2, Minnesota, Wilson 3 L.A. CtlDpers 27 49 .356 28'/a John Crow ley 90-24-66, Bob Reever Monday’s Games Golden State 20 55 .267 35*^3 W L Pet. Saturday's Gomes 92-20-72, E a rl M cKeever 90-18-72, Bill . high school, especially, its about 80 also solid. " Thomson, a five-time British five feel below. January missed by (Sherven), 4:51. 3, Vancouver, Smyl 27 Toronto 14 7 .667 Jacksonville at Tam pa Boy, 8 p.m. No Gomes Scheduled (Daigneault, Lupul). 6:21. 4, Vancouver, x-clinctied playoff berth Dowd 95-22-73, Paul Cosman 97-24-73, percent of the game. And we have The infield looks to boast a Open champion, blew a four- an inch on high side and Thomson Tuesday's Game V-clinched division title Chicogo 17 9 .654 Oakland at Portland, 9 p.m. Don Gothers 98-25-73, Ken Scofield P McNab 22 (Lem ov), 18:43. Penalties— CollfornlQ 11 S .579 Sunday's (Tames the big question mark " bonafide unit, depending on who is stroke lead with five holes left. He made his shot. Springfield at Fredericton Soturdav’s Results P Plett, Minn, 1:59; Smyl, Von, 12:37; 97-24-73; Collow oy- Dove Berstrom 75. Cleveland 117, Indiana 94 Detroit 13 10 .565 Birmingham at San Antonio, 2 :Xp.m . Dick Cuozzo 75. Certainly, the Cheney Tech pitching. At least the double-play won the tournament by making par "I had by far the easiest shot to Rouse, Minn, m ajor (fighting), 18:22; New Jersey 123, New York 114 New York 12 10 .545 Houston at New Jersey, 2:Xp.tn. Sabres 3. Nordiques 1 Neely, Von,malor (fighting), 18:22. TWO-MAN BEST BALL — Low Beavers will have a solid starting combination of Pires at short and on the 18lh hole while January get up and down, " said Thomson. Phllodelphia 122, Chlcogo119 Cleveland 11 11 .500 Baltimore at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. gross- Nick Pohoulls-Ston Domlon 70, Third period— 5, Vancouver, Skriko 21 Baltimore 11 11 .500 Monday's Games eight in 1985. Nine returning senior captain Mike Eaton at bogeyed. "Don would have been lucky to (Luput,Bubla),5:54. Penalty-Plett,Minn, Houston 106, Utah 96 Ken Comerford-Lou Argenlo 71, BUI Quebec o 0 1-1 Kansas City 137, Golden State 121 Kansas City 11 11 .500 Arizona at [Denver, 9 p.m. Muzin-Ed Stone 71, Ed Stone-MIke lettermen plus a walk-on utility second base will remain intact. Thomson's 71 gave him a 205 for save par. 1 would have felt very 18:03. Milwaukee 12 13 .480 Buffalo 1 1 1-3 Shots on goal— Minnesota 11-9-2— Milwaukee 106, Atlanta 95 Davis 71, Bob Clork-RIch Lombardo player will cover the eight regular silly not to have made par." Denver 129, Portland 117 Seattle 10 11 .476 "Pires went south to camp and the 54-hole tournament and a First Perlod-1, Buffalo. McKenna 17 22. Vancouver 16-12-8— 36. Denver 21. Oriando 17 71; Low net- Dove Brom le y-John positions. The odd men out will be Thomson said he wasn't too (Orlando, Ramsey), pp. 2:43. Penaltles- L.A. Clippers 123, Phoenix 114 Oakland 9 11 .450 Crowley 57, Carl Mlkolowskv-Horry improved his range and he already winner's check of $37,500. January Palement, Que, 2:31; Ployfair, Buf,4;29; Sunday's Games Texas 9 11 .450 Orlando 10 7 0 0— 17 NowobllskI 60, John Bovlon-Don Goth­ on the mound trying to get the had a good strong arm and soft shot a 69 and won $24,000. surprised by losing the lead. Power-play conversions — Minnesota Minnesoto 10 14 .417 Palement, Que, 8:27; Playfair, Buf, 8:27. 1-0. Vancouver 2-0. Washington 111, Indiana 105 Denver 0 0 7 14— 21 ers 60, Pete Ramev-John Howard 60, opposition out. hands," noted Baccaro. "And Gene Littler, who started the "It happens so often, the leader Palement, Que, 10:37; Cyr, Buf, 11:43. Detroit 113, Boston 105 Boston 10 14 .417 First Goalies — Minnesota, Beoupre. NATIONAL LEAGUE Steve Stocker-Lou GenovesI 61, Bob Cheney opens its season Thurs­ plays too safely while the chal­ Second Period-2, Buffalo. Hamel 18 Vancouver, Caprice. A— 12,415. San Antonio 126. L.A Clippers 115 Orl-FG Brockhaus 35, 8:13 Mlller-Bob Chambers 61. Eaton is a very consistent — he tournament with a 74, closed with a (Fenyves, M cKenno), 3:46. Penoltles- L.A Lakers IQ. Phoenix 98 W L Pet. Orl-Colller 1 run (Brockhausklck),0:34 day against homeslanding RHAM makes all the plays." lenger is aggressive," he said. "I Los Angeles 13 8 .619 LOW GROSS, LOW NET BEST IS — pair of 67s to finish third at 208. He Maxwell, Que, double-minor, 9:01; Gillis, Referee— Don Koharskl. M onday’s (2ames Second Gross- A- Jim Bidwell SS, Steve High at 3: 15. Gonzalez and Nese will be at the earned $19,500. Billy Casper can't deny it. Most of the strain is Que, double-malor (high sticking- Atlanta at Detroit, 7:X p.m. New York 12 8 .600 Orl-Colller 3run (Brockhousklck),0:22 McCusker 58, Net- More Schordt fighting), 9:26; Ashton, O je, 9:26, Houston ot Seattle, 10:Xo.m . Atlanta 13 10 .565 Third "We have enough experienced corners, with the appropriate carded a 70 to finish alone in fourth always on the leader. Chicogo 13 11 .542 7^26-52, Steve Schachner 63-10-53, John Fotigno, Buf/ 9:26; Ramsey, Buf. 9:26, Canadiens4,Penguins2 Tuesday's Games Den-Whife 11 poss from Evans Yetlskefskv 62-9-S3, Dan Hom e 63-t-S5, players where we should make a fill-ins on call. When Gonzalez is C y r , B u f, major (fighting), 9:26; Philadelphia at Atlonta, night Philadelphia 10 9 .526 (Speelmon kick), 10:46 Cincinnati 11 10 .524 Bob Tum IskI 63-6-SS; B- Gross- Ted minimum of mistakes that come twirling, either Carvey or senior McKenna, Buf, 9:50; Price, Que, major Washlnc^on at Cleveland, night Fourth Blosko 62, Roy Bell 66, John Banvige (fighting), 12:19; McKenna. Buf. malor Montreal 3 0 1—4 Detroit at Indiana, night San Francisco 11 11 .500 Den-Evons 1 run (Speelmon kick), from nerves,” noted Baccaro, Dave Harford will play first base. S'.. Son Diego 10 11 .476 66, Net- Crolg Phillips 63-12-51, Bob (fighting),12:19. Pittsburgh 1 1 0—2 New Jersey at Chicago, night 11:49 Lukas 66-12-S4, Bruce Amende 66-12-S4, whose Techmen came on strong to The other will be in the outfield, Third Perlod-3, Quebec, P.Stostny 32 First period— 1, Montreal, Naslund Boston at Milwaukee, night Houston 11 14 .440 Oen-B. Johnson 6 pass from Evans MHS girls tennis Len Angell 70-16-54, Russ Davidson win their final six games in 1984 to (Bell, Lemleux), 3:00. 4, Buffolo, 42 (Tremblay), 3:15. 7, Pittsburgh, L.A. Lakers at Denver, night St. Louis 7 10 .412 (Speelmon kick), 2:16 either in left or right. Montreol 9 13 .409 69- 15-S4, Dick D ay 72-16-56, Sol Russo Perreault 29 (Housiey, Borrasso), pp, Bullard 31 (Shedden, Montha), pp, Seattle at Phoenix, night A— 10,217 70- 14-56, A rt St. Louis69-13-56; C - Gross- sneak into the Class M state Nese. who is greatly improved as 9:20. Penoltles-Hunter, Que, 1:29; O r­ 6:06. 3, Montreal,Chellos9(Tremblay), Dollas at Golden State, night Pittsburgh 4 14 .222 tournament with a 10-10 record. Houston at Portland, night tpllt-sguod gomtt Indudtd Mike Schordt 75, Net- Mike Bowman a hitter, according to Baccaro, will lando, Buf, 1:29; Hunter, Que, 9:28. 4. Montreal. Flockhart 9 (Kurvers, Ofl Den 77-28-47, Joe Sgro 78-29-49, B ill Dowd 5:13; McKenna, Buf, double-minor, Saturday Results "And all of our starters have be spelled at third base by Smith), 11:56. Penalties — Smith, Mtl, First downs 15 21 72-20-52, Paul Cosman 74-24-50, John DPI D hoto wants to win again 5:13; Hunter, Que, 8:40; Hunter, Que, Philadelphia 4, Boston 2 tournament experience. " he 5:25; <3oiney, Mtl. 8:48; Bullard, Pit, Rushes-vards 60->134 55— 55 Sutherland 72-19-S3; Collow ay- Bruce sophomore Tom Dowd. 11:01; Ramsey, Buf, 11:01; Foligno, Buf, 8:46; Rowe, Pit, 16:50. Bullets 111. Pacers 105 Chicago (A L) 10, Pittsburgh 3 Passing yards 60 321 added. Cheney went 1-1 in the 16:35. Detroit 4, Cincinnati 0 M aynard 86-12-74, Bob Noon 92-18-74, In the outfield. Carpenter — Rangers' Dave Gagne gets his head pounded by Bv Bob PapettI varsity tennis. Four players from Socks by 3-16 2-14 Lou Bogglo 100-25-75. post-season, beating Norwich Tech Shots on goal— Quebec 5-12-8-25. Buf­ Second period— 5, Pittsburgh, Ba- Atkinto 4, St. Louis 0 Return vords 75 62 "who dosen't have a weakness" — Herald Sports Writer tiling Junior High — Kristen falo 10-10-5-25. W A SH IN G TO N (111) Houston 6, Minnesota 4 TWO-MAN COMBINED BEST 15 — before bowing to North Branford to Toronto's Jeff Brubaker during first period action. bych 17 (Mantha, Lemleux), 11:01. Robinson 5-10 2-2 12, Jones 1-3 5-6 7. Passes 7— 23— 2 24— 42— 2 Gross- Steve McCusker-Crolg Phillips is the center fielder, flanked by Ashbacker, Debbie Bray, Dara Goalies-Quebec, Sevigny. Buffalo, Bar- Penalties— DeBlols, Mtl, 5:09; Smith, Los Angeles 10, Toronto 6 Punts 7— 43.1 4— 36.2 Rangers won, 7-5. rasso. A-16,433. Mahorn 0-0 ^2 2, Williams 13-24 0-2 26. Konsas City 6, Baltimore 1 121, Jim Bldwell-Roy Bell 12); Net- Bill . finish at 11-11. Warren, Harford or Carvey. "We won the last CC IL title and Greenwald and Susan Guerette — Mtl, minor-major (fighting), 8:20; Malone 8-16 7-8 23, Ballard 7-21 1-2 16, Fumbles'lost 0 -0 1— 1 O o w d -Jo h n S uth erlan d 103, P a ul ’ The Beavers have one proven Power-play conversions— Quebec Buskos, Pit, malor (fighting), 6:20; New York (AL) 7, Texas 4 Penaltles-vards 10— 70 Also available are juniors Tony we’d like to win the first CCC will compete. Arnold noted that Davey 6-8 5-7 17, McMIllen 2-5 4-4 8. San Diego 4, Cleveland 0 9— 53 Cosmon-Norm Mawdsley 103, Mike 4-0. Buffolo 6-2. Nllon, Mtl, 12:10; RIsslIng, Pit, 14:28. Tim e of possession 34:44 25:16 starting hurler in junior Rick Granalo and Bob Templeton and Totals 42-87 26-33 111. San Francisco (ss) 6, Milwaukee (s$) 2 Bowmon-Randv Wheeler 109, John NHL roundup (East) title." though no one from Bennet Junior IN D IAN A (105) San Francisco Us) 11, California 5 Howord-Joe Sgro 109, Don Home- Gonzalez, who compiled a 6-4 log sophomore Mark Pelletier. The goal is not an unreasonable High has tried out tor the team, Rangers?. Maple LeafsS Third period— 6, Montreal, Smith 16 Durrant 4-10 2-2 10, Keltogg 10-18 2-4 22, Individual Statistics Bruce Amende 109, Steve McCusker- (unassisted), 14:22. Penalties — Seattle 4. Chicogo 3 ■ last year. As to the outlook. Baccaro points Stipanovich 7-160-014, Thomas 7-155-519, RUSHING — Orlondo-Bledsoe 23-99, Sal Russo 109, Bob Clork-RIch Lom­ one for Coach Millie Arnold and there is still time for any interested Tremblay, Mtl, mlnor-moior- Oakland 7, Milwaukee (ss) 2 Odom 1-4, Cloltt 4-12, Miller 1-mlnus 2, The rest of the staff is unsettled. Flemming 8-14 4-6 20, Edelln 0-3 2-2 2, New York (N L) 3, Montreal 1 bardo 109. to formidable competition in the her Manchester High girls tennis prospects. Toronto 2 2 1—5 mlsconduct, 5:56; Weir, Pit, minor- Stonsbury 1-3 4-4 6, Brown 3-5 2-2 8, Collier 5-21. Denver-B. Johnson 9-S4, "After that, we have a lot of people NY Rongtrs 5 2 0—7 malor-mlsconduct (fighting),5:56; Sunday's Resutts Evans 2-1. COC when he notes; "We could team. Manchester employs a ladder First period— 1 Toronto, Salmlng 6 McGeough, Pit, 8:56; Robinson, Mtl, Kelser 0-42-42, Walters1-20'12.Totals41-90 New York (N L) 15, Cincinnati 2 who need to have a good year for us play very well and conceivably Flames, Jets tie 23-X 105. P A S SIN G — Orlando-Colller 7-23-2- The Indians waltzed through system to determine the rankings (unassisted), 1:53. 2, Toronto, Valve 35 9:26; RIsslIng, Pit, major (fighting), Atlanta (ss) 5. Los Angeles 3 76. Denver-Evons 24-42-2-335. PGA results to do well,” Baccaro said. (unassisted), 3:46. 3, N Y Rangers, 11:37; Nllon, Mtl, minor-molor- Woshington 31 27 22 31— 111 Phllodelphia^ Pittsburgh 5 have to struggle to win games." 1984 with a perfect 14-0 ledger and ot both singles and doubles Indiana M 33 29 20— 10$ Senior Gary Warren (0-3). junior Rogers2S (Ledyard, Maloney), pp,6; 16.4, mlsconduct (fighting), 11:57; Young, Pit, St. Louis 5, Montreal 3 RECEIVING — Orlondo-Walters 2-29, "But we don't set any long term the returning squad only features players. N Y Rangers, Ruotsalalnen 28 mlnor-malor (fighting), 12:26; Green, Three-point gool— Bollord 1. Fouled Atlanta (ss) 4, Baltimore 2 At Ponta Vedro, Flo AAorch 31 Ron Nese (2-2) and junior Bruce out— None. Total fouls— Washington Smith 1-7, Nizlolek 3-3S, Bledsoe 1-5. goals. We can't ask our team to do the top three singles players of a "Anyone interested in singles (Richmond, Rogers), 9:04. 5, NY Mtl, mlnor-malor (fighting), 12:26. Texos 11, Houston 8 Denver-B. Johnson 3-17, Whlte6-B5, Lewis (P a r 72) Carpenter will all see extensive a sticky situation Rangers, Hedberg 17 (Pavellch, Ruot­ 26, Indiana 32. Rebounds — Toronto 2, Chicogo (AL) (ss) 2 (12 Colvin Peete, 81623)00 70-694946— 274 any more then the best they can. year ago. plays everybody else and the sum Washington 42 (Robinson 11) Indiana 7-125, Turner 2-37, Horris 6-71. . mound duty. salalnen), pp, 17:06. 6, N Y Rangers, Shots on goal— Montreal 14-9-10— 33. Innings) Missed field goals— None. D.A. Welbrlng, 97,200 6848-7249^277 playing one game at a time." Manchester opens its season total ot their games won is how we 55 (Kellogg 11). Assists— Washington Chicago (A L) (ss) 6, Kansas City 5 Lorry RInker, 61,200 Bv Lisa Harris the night before. McPhee12(Rogers,Laldlaw),17:22.7, NY Pittsburgh 6-10-8— 24. 68-72-71-70— 281 A balanced offensive attack Schedule: .April 4 RHAM A, 9 Thursday at Newington High. rank them.” explained Arnold. "I Rangers, Sondstrom 28 (Osborne, Power-piay conversions— Montreal 25 (Williams 7) Indlano 24 (Thomas Detroit 7, Minnesota 5 Gory HolKiero, 43,200 72- 7147-72— 282 6). Technical foul— Woshington, illegal includes six .300 hitlers from the United Press International Brooke), 19:36. Penoltles— Poddubny. 00. Pittsburgh6-1. New York (AL) 6, Boston 6 Baltimore 27. Houston 14 Don Holldorson, 34,200 7048-7^7^— 283 Cromwell H, 10 Prince Tech H, 12 Sabres 3, Nordiques 1 The senior trio, which includes feel its good tor the girls because defense. A— 6,771. San Diego 4, Milwaukee 3 Hole Irwin, 34,200 . '84 squad. To r, 5:51; Matoney, N Y R , 10:55; Goalies— Montreal, Penney. Pitts­ 67- 7249^75— 2K) Coventry A. 16 Bolton H, 17 Bacon At Buffalo. N.Y., Gilles Hamel (in order) Alicia Quinby, Sara they earn their place and it gives Solmlng,Tor, 16:52. burgh, Herron. A— 10,4^. Son Francisco 6, Oaklond 4 Goltimor* 3 7 716— 27 Isoo AokI, 27,112 70- 75-7445— 284 "But we have no real power Academy H. 19 Vinal Tech H, 23 But for a piece of bubble gum and Seattle 9, Cleveland 4 Houston 7 0 7 0—14 Lon Hinkle, 27,112 71- 72-71-70— 284 scored the game- winning goal Forstrom and Michelle Morianos, them a challenge." Platons 113. Celti(» 105 First hitters." warned Baccaro. "We're East Hampton A, 24 Prince Tech A, some snow, Sunday's overtime Second period— 8, NY Rangers, Pave- Referee— Ron Hoggarth. California 2, Chicago (N L) 1 Bernhord Longr, 27,112 68- 70-75-71— 284 contest between the Calgary early in the second period and Sean heads a group ot six returning The doubles duos are made up of ilch 14 (Miller, Ruotsalalnen), 7:58. 9, Mondoy's Gomes Hou-Horreii 5possfrom Kelly (Fritsch Bruce Lletzke, 27,112 71-72-70-71— 2W ! going to have to manufacture some 26 Rocky Hill H. 30 Portland A. varsity players. Also back are those players who fail to qualify for NY Rangers, Rogers 26 (McPhee, S. BOSTON (MS) Pittsburgh vs. New York (N L ) ot St. kick), 6:03 Doug Tewell, 22,500 7547-7^7l— 285 Flames and Winnipeg Jets would McKenna assisted Hamel and Bolt-FG Trout V. 10:18 runs." May 1 RHAM H, 3 Cromwell A, T juniors Teri McGehan, who made the top four singles spots. Patrick), 11:39.10, Toronto, Anderson 28 Wedman 12-23 5-731, McHole 12-195429, Petersburg, Fla., 1:Xp.m. Pot Mc(3owan, 2a700 70- 7470-72— 286 When Gonzalez is not pitching, have been a standard tie. Instead, scored to down Quebec. The loss, (Nylund), 15:24. 11, Toronto, Derlago 27 Parish 5-13 4-5 14, Johnson 6-12 3-3 15, New York (A L ) vs. Atlanto ot West Sgcond Dan Foreman, 16J75 744949-75— 287 Coventry H, 10 Bolton A. 14 Bacon combined with Montreal's victory, up one half of Manchester’s first " It’s also good for morale (Salmlng), 19:15. Penalties— McGill Tor, Williams 6-14 1-214, Buckner0-30-00, Kite Palm Beach, Fla., 1:Xp.m. Balt-Horvln 3run (Trout kick), 5:30 BUI Rogers, 16475 73- 72-71-71— 287 the .375 hitler will man first base. Academy A. 15 V'inal Tech A, 17 it was a sticky situation that drew Third broke the Adams Division first- doubles team, Jennifer Foley and because I’m not making malor (fighting), 0:28; Brooke NYR, Transactions 0-1 00 0, Clark 01 2-2 2. Totals 41-86 2025 Minnesoto vs. Houston at Klsslmn>ee, Craig Stadler, 16475 73-70-7549^287 . Other top sticks are swung by East Hampton H, 20 Rocky Hill A, icy comments. major (fighting), 0:26; Sundstrom, NYR, 105. Fla., 1:X p.m. Hou-McNell SO pou from Kelly Payne Stewart, 16475 73-704975— 287 place tie between the Quebec Leslie Johnson. judgments.” (Fritsch kick). 1:00 junior shortstop Chris. Fire's, .344, 12:41; Poddubny, To r, 16:15; J. Patrick, D E T R O IT (113) Detroit (ss) vs. Los Angeles at Vero Jim Dent, 12,600 71- 747449— 288 22 Portland H. Games start at 3:15. Coaches Bob Johnson and Barry province teams and drew third- A group of underclassmen, Schedule: April 4 Newington A, N YR , 18:15. Tripucka 4-13 1-9, Roundfleld 5-11 2-3 Beach, Fla., 1;Xp.m. Bolt-Lush 56 poss Interception (Trout Roger AAaltble, 1Z600 72- 7971-73-288 Long claim snow and gum turned Third period— 12, Toronto, Bruboker 8 1Z Lalmbeer 4-8 00 8, Long 9-17 44 22, Phllodeiphio vs. Chicogo (A L ) at kick)/ 10;53 Jock Nlckkius, 12400 place Buffalo within a point of whom Arnold claims "show a lot of 12 Wethersfield H, 29 Conard H. Boseball 71-70-71-74-288 (Y a re m c h u k , la frate ), 2:43. Thomas 9-16 8-8 26, Cureton 3-4 00 6, Sorosota, Fia., 1:Xp.m. Fourth Mork O'Meara, 12400 7D-75-72-71-2I8 the tide in the 4-4 tie that left second-place Quebec. promise” , may determine how May 1 Hall A, 3 Enfield H, 6 Penalties— None. Cleveland — Released pitcher Steve Johnson 2-9 2-2 6, Tyle r 8-10 40 20, Cincinnati vs. Kansas City at Fort Bait-Collier 36 pass from Fusfno (Tro ut Don Pooley, 12400 unsettled their teams' battle for Fa rr; optioned Inflelders Junior No­ kick), 4:25 7972-71-73— 288 Cougar diamond nine successful the Indians are in 1985. Hartford Public A, 8 Glastonbury Benson 2-500 4. Totals 46-93 21-26113. Myers, Fla., 1:Xp.m. J.C . Snead, 12400 71- 7 1 -7 4 7 3 -2 H Canadians 4, Penguins 2 boo and Jim Wilson, outfielder Dwight Boit-FG Trout 12:34 second place in the Smythe Div­ A quartet ot sophomores includes H, 10 South Windsor A, 13 Fermi H, Shots on goal— Toronto 9-9-11— 29. Boston 32 30 23 20— 105 Montreal vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Flo., Jb, Dove Barr, 8440 75-7D-71-73-2W N Y Rangers 13-11-11— 05. Toy lor and pitcher Jeff Barkley and Jerry Dotrolt 31 35 20 29— 113 1 :X p.m. A-24/166 Ken Brown, 8440 ision and the accompnying playoff At Pittsburgh, Bobby Smith's Jill Boggini, Nancy Healy, Paula 15 Rockville H. 17 Windham H, 20 Reed to Maine of the International 75-70-7971— 2B9 Three point goals-Wedman 2, Willi­ Mllwoukee vs. Son Diego at Yuma, NIefc Price, 8440 73497975— 289 home ice advantage. unassisted goal with 5:38 left in the Lacey and Gale Sheffield. East Hartford A, 22 Simsbury A. 24 Power-play conversions— Toronto League. ams I. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Ariz., 3 p.m. Hal Sutton, 8440 splits opening twinbill Houston — Signed Inflelder Rafael 744970-74— 289 Flame coach Johnson was in­ game sealed Montreal's fourth 2-0. N Y Rangers 2-2. Boston 24, Detroit 24. Rebounds— San Froncisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, First downs 24 24 Brett Upper, 8440 7970-7974— 289 For the first time at MHS, East Catholic A. Matches are at Landestoytoamlnor-teaguecontract. Boston 41 (Parish 14), Detroit 49 Ariz., 3 p.m. Rushevvords 35-131 8-37 Ed Ron, 6,255 A hail storm and 40 degree three hits to pace an eight-hit MCC censed over Winnipeg goaltender straight victoEy. freshmen are finally eligible for 3:30. Oakland — Cot catcher Jim Esslan; Potsing yards 307 362 72- 797973— 290 Goalies— Toronto, Bernhardt. NY (Roundfleld 16). Assists— Boston 20(WIIII- Oakland vs. Seattle ot Tempe, Ariz. 3 Rootr AAaltble, 6,255 7471-7075— 290 temperatures couldn't stop the attack. First baseman Jeff Bren­ Brian Hayward's "snow plowing" Rangers, Hanlon. A— 17,404. sent outfielders Ron Harrison and Rick oms 8), Detroit 30 (Thomas 15). p.m. Socks bv-vords 1-3 4-31 Clorence Rose, 6,255 Rangers 7, Leafs 5 Peters, Inflelder Thad Reece and pitchers 75497975-290 nan drove in Gagnon twice with a his net — piling ice shavings in the Technicals— McHale, Boston Coach Chicogo (N L ) vs. Cailfomla at Palm Return yards 175 121 Joey SIndelar, 6,255 7970- 71-74— 290 Manchester Community College Tim BIrtsas and Stan Kyles to their Jones, Long, Cureton. A— 22,136. Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. Posses 18-32-1 33-51-3 corners, which sometimes stops At New York, Mike Rogers minor-league camp. Howard TwUtv, 6,255 7471-7972— 290 baseball team from opening its single and triple, the latter run Boston vs. Baltimore ot Miami, Fla , Punts 1-47.0 2-33.5 Fuzzy Zoeller, 6,255 St. Louis — Returned right-hander 72-747972— 290 1985 season Sunday, as the host coming in the bottom of the fifth to pucks from trickling over the scored two goals, including the 7 :X p.m. Fumbics-lost 0-0 2-2 Jim Colbert, 4454 71- 797473— 291 Jets want Savard 200th of his career, and added two Soccer Mike Shade and left-hander Pat Perry to Florida Southern U. vs. Detroit (u ) ot Penoltlevvards 6-SI 3-23 Cougars split a doubleheader with give the Cougars a 3-0 lead. goalline. their minor-league complex. Btn Crtnshow, 4454 72- 71-7975-291 Lakers 123, Suns 98 Lakeland. Flo., 7:Xp.m . Tim e of possession 3S:04 24;S6 Ray Floyd, 4454 "We had the puck down there so assists as the Rangers scored San Diego — Placed Carmelo Martinez 7971- 71-74— 291 the Eastern Connecticut State Eastern rallied with a pair of on the 15-day disabled list. Tuesdoy's Gomes Bob Glider, 4454 797471-74-291 University junior varsity squad. tallies in the sixth and had the tying often, and we tried to stuff it in but seven straight goals. The five goals Individugl Statistics David Graham , 4454 MSC Rowdies San Francisco — Cut outfielder John P H O E N IX (98) 1 f^*-) of Ft, 7971-7471— 291 Eastern won the opener. 7-0. run on third with one out, before he's got the snow there," claimed surrendered by the Rangers Lucas 1-7 3-4 5, Sanders 8-11 2-2 18, Lauderdale, Flo., 1 ;30 p.m. RUSHING-Boltlmore-Horvln 2S- Scott Simpson, 44S4 797970- 75— 291 to be suspended Rabb, pitchers George Riley and Phil The MSC Rowdies (11 veor olds) lost Adorns 13-151-1 27, Humphries 4-12 3411, 113, Th o m a s 4-13, Riley 3-S. Houston- Curtis Strange, 4454 70- 797974— 291 while MCC took the nightcap, 3-2. Corlett bore down to get out of the Johnson. pushed their goals- against to 336, Ouelette ond Inflelder Fran Mullins. ^ I (»00 (N L ) v i. San Diego of Yum a, Fowler 7-23, Kelly 1-14. *0 '*>* Columbia Macy 3-7 2-2 8, Jones 5-14 1-2 11, Ariz., 3 p.m. Ronnie Block, 3.1S4 49-7971-77— 292 Shutout hurler Rich Webb li­ jam. Long didn't thilik much of their worst ever in a single season Wildcats, 3-1, Saturday at Oakwood Mike Bnght, 3,154 W INNIPEG, Manitoba (UPl) - including captain Darryl Sutter, PIttmon 3-72-28, Scott 1-32-24, Foster 2-604) PfOPCllCO of 79797972— 292 mited Manchester to a pair of MCC. 1-1, is back in action Johnson's charges, sarcastically Farms. Billy Kennedy scored the lone 4, Holton 1-604)2. Totals41-8816-1998. Scotfsdale, Ariz., 3 p.m. PASSING-Boltlmore-Fuslno )8-31-3)0- Keith Fergus, 3,154 79797973— 292 Oilers 7, Hawks 3 Winnipeg Jets general manager who was sent off the bench by opal far Manchester. Brian Jones 1, RlordanO-1-GO. Houston-Kelly33-S1-393- Allen AAlllcr, 3,154 71- 747473— 292 singles and struckout eight as his Tuesday against Mitchell College responding: "We ask the Zamboni Played a solid detensive game In front At Chicago, Paul Coffey scored John Ferguson Monday will ask General Manager-Coach Bob LJS LA K ER S (123) Jodie Mudd, 3,154 71-70-7974— 292 Eastern teammates rapped out 13 in New London at 3 p.m. driver to leave the snow at the far of Michael Marsh, who was effective In Bowling RECEIVING-Boltlmore-Dunek 2- Mike NIcolette, 3,154 the NH L to suspend Chicago Black Pul ford. goal. Rambis 1-3 00 2, Worthy 5-8 2-2 12, Sunday s llnescores 77-697971-292 three goals in the third period and Abdul-Jabbar 9-14 2-220, Johnson 3-8 2-2 8, 68, Horvin 442, FItzkee 440, Riley 5-51, AAork Pfell, 3.1S4 hits in the first game. Peter end of the ice so we can pile it up Hawks center Denis Savard for the Collier 3-69. Houston-Verdln9-106, Harrell 797971- 74— 292 added two assists to break a 2-2, Scott 8-11 44 20 Cooper 3-5 00 7, Tom Purtxer, 3,154 7469-7977— 292 Palmer was the starter and loser Eoite rn J V 012 )03 1 7 )3-0 around our net and build a last three regular-season games "It would be the laughing stock Spriggs 8-11 00 16, McAdoo 6-7 OO 12, Yankees 8, Red Sox 6 5-56, McNeil 9-15Z Borousse347, McGhee Mike Reid, 3,154 M C C 000 000 0 0-2-3 two-period tie and lift Edmonton. ^241, Fowler 2-17, Courvllle 2-14, Rosodo 797471-75-392 on the mound for MCC. snowfort." and possibly into the playoffs tor of the league if he got away with U.S. Mixed McGee 7-10 24 16. Kupchak 45 OO 8, (Teorge Archer, 2,199 79747973— 293 Rlc)i Webb and Tom Parlonte; Peter Fred Couples, X199 The Cougars came back in the Palmer, John Netkovlck (5) and Rob Winnipeg's 'what might have Canucks 3, Stars 2 Radio and TV Lester OO OO, Nevitt 1-2 OO 2. Totals 55-84 At Fort Louderdola, Fla. 79797474— 293 pushing referee Ron Hoggarth. it," said Ferguson. “All he got was Ed Wilson 202, Fred KozIckI 217-233- 12-15 123. Missed field goal— Bolllmore, Trout M ike DgnoM, X199 HIM. W -W ebb. L-Palm er. been" was more clearcut as Brian Boston 888 868818 — 6118 26, 71-71-77-74— 293 second game, bolstered by a At Vancouver, British Columbia, In Friday’s 5-5 tie between a (10-minute) misconduct. The 606, Sue Hale 186-493, Ellle Wilson 182, Phoenix 26 14 35 23— 9B Greg Norman, 2,199 71-71-7477— 293 route-going performance by Josh Mullen was in the act ot shooting at Terry Priskwaldo 183-489, Doreen La- Now York (A L ) 88I86881X — 8 98 Gary Twiggs, 2,199 Eastern J V 000 002 0 2-9-0 rookie Petri Skriko scored the Winnipeg and Chicago, Savard book calls for an automatic game L A Lakers 36 38 30 39— 123 Brown, Glynn (5), Trullllo (6), Oleda 797347-81— 293 a wide open net when he was TONIGHT Chapelle 182-456, Morge DeLlsle 465, Three-pointgoal— Cooper. Fouled Richard Zokol, 2,199 71-7970-77— 293 Corlett, who scattered nine hits, M C C )00 n o X 9 4 0 winning goal early in the third pushed Hoggarth twice while ob­ misconduct and at least a three- 9:00 NCAA Basketball: Champion­ (7) , Clear (8), and (>dman, NewmanOakland 30. Los Angeles 6 Bob Ken and Mike DeFrancesco. Jenny Fenn 176-187-531, Sharon M a- out— None. Totol fouls— Phoenix 11, LA (8) ; Cowley, Armstrong (5), Fisher (6), Glbby Gilbert, 2407 7970- 7974-294 fanned six and walked two. tripped up by bubble gum on the period to lead Vancouver’s come­ jecting to a roughing call and had game suspension," Ferguson said, ship — Georgetown vs. Vlllanova, dore 187-476, Diane Brennan 182-485, Lakers 18. Rebounds— Phoenix 29 ( Lucos Ookland 6 M 14 0 -1 1 Ja y Hons, t o n 79797974— 294 Josh Corlett and Bernie Alemanv; ice. left over from a rock concert Channel 3, W PO P BordI (9) and Wynegor. W— Fisher. L— Los Angeles Gary Koch, 2.007 Shortstop Bob Gagnon ripped W-Corletf. L-Ken. back victory over Minnesota. to be restrained by teammates, stressing the "at least." Sue Cote 189-495, Sheila Price 203-190- 7), L A Lakers 36 (Spriggs 9). Assists— Glynn. HRs— Bastan, NIchals, • 3 83— 6 74797479-394 9:00 USFL: San Antonio vs. Por­ 558, Linda Crom well 477, Chris C:hrls- Phoenix 29 (Macy 9), LA Lakers 41 First Andy North, 2407 79797975— 3M tland. ESPN Evans. Armas; New York, Wynegor, telll 175-186-485, Linda Skoglund i u . (Jo h n so n U ). A — 15,922. Sample. Ook-Corter 48 pass from Hebert (kick Chris Perry, 2407 7971- 7081—IN blocked). 7:18 ^ Jock Renner, 2407 797)-n-7l^-aM - .4 MAN'CIIESTER HERALD. Monday. April i. 1985 l-l 14 - MANCIIKSTKR HKRALD, Mondiiy. April 1. I‘t8r> / y-w . V ODU cops women’s title Sports In Brief Gamblers

Bv Mike Rabun Fly Fishermen hold program April 10 good host United Press International EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen's AUSTIN, Texas Tracy ("lax Association will hold a special program on Wednesday, April 10, to Stars ton is known to her friends and at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge Drive in teammates around the Old Domin­ East Hartford. Bv United Press International ion campus as the "Chairman of The program is o|K‘n to the public. ttfe Boards ' The Houston Gamblers took She lived up to her title Sunday being a good host a little too fur and even took on a limited partner RPI wins NCAA hockey championship Sunday. in Medina Dixon Houston gave the ball back five Their overwhelming domination DETROIT (DPI) — The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute times and the Baltimore Stars m of the backboards, clearly more team make no bones about it — aerobics was its secret. converted three of the turnovers than any other factor, brought the Captain Mike Sadeghpour said that’s how the Engineers for .scores to snap the Gamblers’ Lady Monarchs a 70-6,'i victory spurted to a three-overtime victory against No. 2 Minnesota- 12-game home winning streak with over Georgia and their third Duluth and, less than 24 hours later, grabbed a 2-1 triumph over a 27-14 victory. ______national championship in .seven Providence College in Saturday’s championship game of the "You just can't gel away with years NCAA Division I hockey tournament. giving a good team that many Given Old Dominion's rebound Neil Hernberg and George Servinis got the crucial goals opportunities." said Houston coach Jack Pardee "We moved ing advantage, the only surprise Saturday night. . .C- the ball well, but Ihe turnovers in w as that Georgia stayed as close as The victory marked the first time since 1954 that the close just killed us. " it did Engineers, 35-2-1, captured the NCAA title. It al.so stretched Not only were the Lady Bulldogs Mike Lush forced a fumble and R P I’s unbeaten streak to 35 games. demolished on the backboards, returned an interception 56 yards they lost two of their stars to fouls for a touchdown and Chuck Fusina when the game was still in doubt Knicks’ King to undergo surgery added a 36-yard scoring strike to "The bottom line in this game, " Willie Collier for Baltimore said Georgia coach .\ndy Landers, NEW YORK - New York Knicks All-Star forward Bernard "This victory was a must." Lush r^v "was rebounding Old Dominion King, the NBA s leading scorer, will undergo reconstructive said "We had to win to salvage I he did and we didn't surgery on his right knee Monday morning. season." D P I p h o to Baltimore, the 1984 I’SFLcham­ Old Dominion oulrehounded King suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament and lorn Wrestling champion Hulk Hogan (right) Mr. T, gets Rowdy Roddy Piper up on his Georgia 57-30 Claxton, a 6-foot-2 cartilage in the knee last Saturday night in a game at Kansiis pion. raised its record to 2-3-1 and handed the Gamblers their first shows his enthusiasm as his partner in a shoulders and gets set for slam. Hogan senior out of New Haven. Conn, City. Mo. Knicks team doctor Norman Scott, who will perforin loss ol Ihe season alter live • and Mr. T triumphed. Herald photos by Tarquimo claimed 20 - 12 on the offensive the surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital, expects King to make a full tag team wrestling match, television’s end Dixon, a 6-3 senior, had 15 victories. recovery. rebounds, including 7 off offensive "Give them credit They're a glass. great football team That s why At Wrestlemania At one point midw ay through the Mantle to throw out first pitch they're the defending champions. second half. Old Dominion made 5 Houston quarteback Jim Kelly straight baskets off offensive FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The New York Yankees said "But I don't feel they beat us rebounds announced Sunday that Hall of Fame center fielder Mickey today. We beat ourselves I'd like Good triumphs over evil Georgia managed to stay close, Mantle will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at their home another shot at them, and I think however, thanks to some long- we ll get it ” opener April 16 against the Chicago White Sox. ring in embarrassment after bis range shooting by Lisa O'Connor UPl photo Wilh Houston lead 7-3 and NEW YORK Il l’ ll - In the world heavyweight champion Mu­ tussle with Andre, had offered and Traci Waites, and the game driving. Lush jarred the ball loose wrestling world's continuing hammad Ali — who at one point anyone the sizeable cash prize for was tied 59-59 with 4 22 left Georgia's Traci Waites (left) tries to steal ball away from from GeraldMcNeil at the 3-yard struggle between good and evil, chased Orndorl from the ring and Orioles’ Lacy out eight weeks successfully executing a body- But the Lady Bulldogs could not ODU’s Medina Dixon (13) during NCAA women’s line and Garcia Lane caught it in good scored a convincing set ol nearly to Ihe dressing room for foul slam against him score for the next 2 22 w hile Old basketball championship game Sunday. ODU won, MIAMI — Orioles right fielder Lee Lacy, who injured his right the air, returning it to the 10 victories Sunday afternoon at play - Ilogtin benefited from Mr, Madison Square Garden T.’.s trademark streetlighting Dominion ran off 6 straight points 70-65 thumb diving for a ball, will undergo surgery Wednesday to Baltimore then w ent on a 90-yard Fate smiled kindly on the good to take command repair ruptured ligaments, the team said Sunday. scoring drive capped by Allen The colorful, controversial but style, finally sending Orndorf to women of the wrestling world as Claxton, who transferred to Old Friday in the Lady Bulldogs' they were my kids (having inher­ Lacy will be out of action for a minimum of eight weeks and will Harvin's 3-yard run around the left nonetheless well-loved team ol the canvas and the fans home well Sunday as Wendy Richter, Dominion from Kansas three ye­ semifinal victory o\er Western ited most of them w hen she took the return to active duty in mid-May. side to make it 10-7 Hulk Hogan and Mr. T. sent the smiling. who is managed by the flamboyant ars ago. finished her collegiate Kentucky job). Well, these are my kids, and Trailing 14-10, the Stars look the overllow crow d of more than 18.000 In another of the main events on rock star Cyndi Lauper. regained career with 1,999 points She Sunday's triumph was particu­ they worked very hard. lead for good with 4:07 left in the mto delightful delirium by routing the highly publicized nine- bout her World Wrestling Federation scored 17 Sunday while Dixon had larly sw eet for Old Dominion coach "I'm shocked with our rebound­ Was wrong horse taken down? third period when Lush stepped in Ihe obnoxious and notoriously card, Andre the Giant met Ihe women's title from Lelani Kai 18 and Marie Christian 11 Georgia Marianne Stanley, who led her ing advantage. Give Georgia front of a pass intended for Mark unscrupulous combination ol challenge ol Big John Studd and HIALEAH, Fla. — Woody Stephens sympathized with Roger Richter, who entered the ring to Manchester Little League was led by Waites with 19 team to NC.A.-\ titles in 1979 and credit for a good pressure defense, Barousse. and returned it 56 yards Rowdy " Roddy Piper and Paul walked away with $15,000 for Laurin Sunday the day after the trainer of Chief's Crown had his the tune of "Girls Just Want to tryouts were held this past Teresa Edwards fouled out wilh 1980 but it did give us avenues to the for Ihe score. Orndorl administering a rather perfunc­ Have Fun. " w as all business in the weekend at three sites. At 11 points and 8:16 to play, and "The last team 1 coached to a hoards horse disqualified in Hialeah Park’s Flamingo Stakes. Houston then drove to the Stars' In a match "officially timed" by tory body-slam Laurin’s Chief's Crown won the race by a length Saturday, but Liberace and refereed by former Studd, w ho was .seen fleeing the ring. Waddell Field Saturday, Catrina McClain had just 8 points national championship, people "The secret is recruiting kids 10 before another turnover slopped before fouling out with 5:34 re­ questioned my coaching." she w ho can rebound. It is just a matter was disqualified and placed second for cutting over into Proud the drive and led to Baltimore’s (above) coaches Dave Law- maining. They teamed for 54 points said. They questioned whether of emphasis and concentration." Truth's path. Stephens says Chief's Crown is without blame, but final touchdown. Kelly was sacked son (left) and Chris Meriso- Proud Truth should have been penalized for interfering with his on 2nd-and-goal at the 10 by tis from MARC take notes colt, Stephan’s Odyssey. William Fuller, who recovered Grand jury to reconvene while Mike Vibberts (right) Spring training roundup "Proud Truth should have been taken down. He was bumping Kelly’s fumble at the 21 our colt all over the place,” Stephens said. "If I were Roger Seven plays later. Fusina tossed was one of the prospects. Laurin, this would be a bitter pill to swallow. His horse didn’t do a 36-yard . touchdown pass to \ Little League opens its nothing." Collier, giving Baltimore a 24-14 lead with 10:35 left David Trout in point shaving scandal season May 4. Valenzuela unruffled by loss The stewards disagreed. A "The No. 5 horse (Chief’s Crown) was disqualified for not added his second field, a 38-yarder with 2:26 left, to increase the lead maintaining a straight course and impeding the No. 7 horse lodged against seniorirGary Kranz Bv United Press International Craig McMurtry. 1-3, went six scored six runs on seven hits in 21-3 to 27-14, NEW ORLEANS (I'PI) - A know if large bets w ere made at the (Proud Truth) and the No. 4 horse (Stephan's Odyssey)." of New Rochelle. N.Y., and Mark innings, yielding one run and six innings off Minnesota rookie right­ Fusina, who completed 18-of-31 grand jury is to reconvene Thurs­ time and whether money was steward Joe Anderson announced. Olensky of Fair Lawn. N.J.. both Fernando Valenzuela, who lost hits, to earn the victory. Pedro hander Rich Yett and Alan Tram­ passes for 310 yards and had one day to hear testimony in the wired to Las Vegas for a bet before non-atliletes at Tulane. All have his fifth game of the spring Guerrero touched reliever Terry mell hit a solo homer off reliever interception, said he was not alleged point shaving scandal at one ol the games in question. been released on bond Sunday, was unruffled even after Forster, an ex-Dodger, for a Curt Wardle. concerned with Kelly Tulane I'niversity that has pro­ .All-.America candidate Williams In addition to the $18,000, prosec­ losing by an inside-the-park grand two-run homer in the eighth to At St. Petersburg. Fla., Jack McEnroe captures Italian Open "This was not a duel between duced the arrests ol three basket­ — whose 1.841 points made him utors have been told the players slam narrow the margin to 5-3. Clark hit his second homer of the Kelly and me. ” Fusina said. "I ball players, three students and a Tulane's No. 2 all- time scorer — MILAN, Italy — Bjorn Borg, who six years ago was the final received a lesser but undisclosed Ken Oberkfeir bases-loaded Rookie Marty Clay pitched out of spring and the Expos committed have to worry about my team and convicted bookmaker. was charged along with Bobby P obstacle between John McEnroe and his first Wimbledon title, amount of money from convicted smash, which landed between Los a ninth-inning jam for his first four errors to help the Cardinals. my abilities, and Kelly has to District Attorney Harry Connick Thompson, a little-used senior watched from the sidelines Sunday as the world’s No. 1 tennis bookmaker Roland Ruiz for shav­ .Angeles outfielders Ken Lan- save At Sarasota, Fla., Dane lorg worry about bis. has declined to say w hether more guard from’ New Orleans, and player swept to his fourth 1985 tournament victory. ing points in one of the tw’o games. dreaux and Mike Marshall, led the drove in two runs and Luis Leal "This was a big lift. We had to arrests are expected in the point­ David Dominique, a sophomore Elsewhere, the New York Yan­ Atlanta Braves to a .5-3 exhibition pitched five shutout innings to help Borg, now retired and working for the sportswear company play a great game. We do not have shaving scandal One ol the guard- forward from New Iberia. Ruiz, 48, was booked Friday with kees defeated Boston 8-6, a Chi­ victory over the Dodgers at Vero the Blue Jays salvage the tie. which sponsored theevent, presented McEnroe with the winner’s a fast offense, but a ball-control players, John "Hot Rod' Willi­ Bribery and drug charges were five counts of sports bribery- cago While Sox split squad edged Beach. Fla. At Palm Springs, Calif., Mike trophy and the first prize check after the match. offense. We lake what the defense ams. faces the loss ol an NB.A Kansas City 6-5. Philadelphia "He (Obkerfell) hit the ball at Witt allowed four hits in six innings McEnroe defeated an error-prone Anders Jarryd of Sweden gives us. which is our winning career topped Pittsburgh 6-5, Detroit just the right spot. There wasn't to boost the Angels. 6-4, 6-1 in the $380,000 Italian International Indoor Tennis recipe." The panel opened its probe into much that could have been done, " downed Minnesota 7-5, St. I^uis At Yuma, Ariz., right fielder Ben Championships. the scandal last week, and prosec­ said Valenzuela, who dropped to defeated Montreal 5-3, Torontoand Oglivie's wild throw with two out McEnroe, who picked up $60,000 for his hour and six minutes of Denver 21, Orlando 17 utors have hinted at po.ssible the White Sox' other squad settled 1-5 in Grapefruit League games. and the bases loaded in the ninth work, boosted his year's earnings to $283,000. At Denver. Vince Evans threw recruiting violations, saying any for a 2-2 lie after 12 innings, UNIROYAL The Braves held a 1-0 lead inning allowed pinch runners The 26-year-old confirmed his ranking as the world's best two second-half touchdown passes evidence would be turned over to Reggie attacked by two men entering the third when they California dumped the Chicago Jerry Davis and Mario Ramirez to and ran for a third to rally the Gold Ihe NCAA. player as he almost blew Jarryd, 23, off the court at Milan's Cubs 2-1, San Diego beat Milwau­ loaded the bases on two walks and score. Tim Stoddard, who pitched Palalido arena before a crowd of 4,000. over the winless Renegades. Prosecutors reportedly have an infield single. Valenzuela kee 4-3, Texas drubbed Houston PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (L'PI) disturbing the peace. going to slop hitting .200, but that the ninth, gained the triumph. Evans passed 11 yards to Vincent been told five Tulane players — Outfielder Reggie Jackson was Jackson, 38, first encountered struck out Terry Harper and Gene 11-8, Seattle topped Cleveland 9-4, At Kissimmee, FTa., Curtis Wil- White and 6 yards to Bill Johnson divided about $18,000 for shaving he continued to walk away until San Francisco downed Oakland TIRiS INTM II^nm attacked with a tire iron wielded by the pair in the Gene Autry Hotel one of them said. "Hey, you Roof grounded into a force play at kerson had a bases-loaded triple Banner Bob wins Jim Beam Stakes and also scored from a yard out points in two games last month. two men spouting racial slurs, but parking lot near the team's spring the plate. 6-4, the New York Mets bombed iind Don Slaught added a two-run Two of those phiyers — Clyde bleeping nigger, when are you Cincinnati 15-2 and the Atlanta Oakland 30,Los Angeles 6 police say he managed to subdue training site Saturday morning going to stop hitting 200'’ " Oberkfell's long fly ball to homer us every Ranger had at FLORENCE, Ky. — In riding Banner Bob to victory in Eads and Jon Johnson — report­ I A « to ce n te rs "A " squad beat Baltimore 4-2. At Los Angeles. Anthony Carter them. and asked them what they were The ti-foot, 200-pountl Jackson right-center fell between Lan- least one hit. Sunday’s $350,000 Jim Beam Stakes, jockey Keith Allen says he edly have agreed to testify against At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Bulcb scored a team-record three touch­ Byst. iers helped the Califor­ doing driving on the sidewalk he said he called police, then waited dreaux and Marshall and rolled up At Tucson, Ariz., Mickey Bran­ may have learned what is needed to make the dark bay colt a their teammates in return lor Wynegar capped a six-run filtb downs to lift the Invaders. The 1195 Tolland Turnpike nia Ar.g -‘,s' star hold the pair until was walking on, Goodwin said for breakfasf when he w as told two an embankment surrounding Hol­ tley drove in three runs with three Kentucky Derby winner. immunity from prosecution man Stadium By the time Mar­ inning with a grand slam, lifting Invaders. 4-1-1. were the first team Investigators were looking into a ' Manchester police arrived in the aftermath of "They responded with vulgari guys wanted to see him in front of hits and Ken Phelps homered and Despite a muddy Latonia Race Course track and strong, gusty shall retrieved the ball. Oberkfell the Yankees to their fourth in 37 gomes to hold Los Angeles, the Saturday morning attack, ties and racial slurs and then drove the hotel singled to lead a 13-hit Mariner winds. Banner Bob pulled from 2 1-2 lengths back going into the trip made to Las Vegas by at least 646-5600 off," Goodwin said. had rounded the bases. straight victory. attack. 1-5, without a touchdown. one of the students. They want to police Sgt. Dave Goodwin said. "It was the same guys, " he said final turn to win the second richest prep for the May 4 Run for the The player took down the license "I can't remember anything like At Fort Myers, P’la , Mark Ryal At Scottsdale. Ariz., Ricky It was the second such incident in I told them they were already in Roses by 3-4 lengths over favorite Image of Greatness, a son of plate number and went inside the that happening to me before," said and Tom Moritz homered in the Adams had three hits, including recent weeks. Ten days ago, a enough trouble, that I had called Secretariat from the stable of New York Yankees owner George Gat valuabla tavingi bonds—during tha Uniroyal Frae hotel to call police. He was later Oberkfell. Til take it. though. It last two innings to lift the White the game-winning RBI, for the parking lot altercation involving the police. Steinbrenner, and third-place Roo Art. Savings Bond OHar! Fraa $50 or $100 U.$. Savings told that two men wanted to talk to came at just the right time forus. " Sox over the Royals. Steve Fire- Giants. Lendl overpowering Bond sani to you dirael from Uniroyal whan you buy salaclad Jackson and a heckler followed an The dark bay colt trained by J.J. Sarner Jr. won the 11-16-mile him in the parking lot "The one guy said he was going Valenzuela gave up six hits in ovid picked up the victory. exhibition game in Tucson, Ariz. At Tampa, Fla., the Mets race in 1:42, setting a record for the 4-year-old Grade 111 stakes top-quality Uniroyal tiras! Jackson encountered the same to kick my butt first. I took my seven innings while striking out At Clearwater, Fla., John Rus- pounded Cincinnati pitching for 22 and tying the course record for that distance set by Mr. Tim C, Williams, 20, of Glendora, two men, who began shouting watch off again I told him to take a six. ■scll and winning pitcher Kevin hits, including 14 in six innings off Coincidence on Dec. 7, 1968. Calif., was arrested Saturday on racial slurs at him, police said. swing and that his buddy could "I felt strong today, " he said. "I Gross hit home runs and the Reds' ace Mario Soto. in beating Connors suspicion of assault with a deadly "Up the stretch, it was just all out," Allen said. "There just Jackson said he warned them to help him I grabbed the one guy, thought I threw the ball well." Philadelphia bullpen retired 12 At West F’alm Beach, Fla , Glenn weapon. His companion, Arthur M. leave before they got into trouble The formt^r Rookie of the Year is consecutive batters to letid the wasn’t no stop mg him." but I saw the other guy take a tire Hubbard doubled home three runs SANIBELHARBOUR RESORT. the rankings. Lendl waded through Duim, 23, of Temple City, Calif., trying to bounce back from a 12-17 The victory pul Banner Bob, owned by Sharon and W.J. Walsh, and said he would call police. He iron from behind his back and raise Phillies. in the second inning to lead the Fla. (UPI) — Ivan Lendl's power­ a strong tournament field without was booked on a citation of record last season. back in the Kentucky Derby picture he dropped out of when he said they asked him when he was it over his head. At Orlando, f'la , the Tigers Braves other squad. losing a set. finished a disappointing fourth to Proud Truth in the Florida ful serve look the Paine-Webber championship from Jimmy Con­ Derby at Gulfstream Park March 2. He said Connors appeared to lire nors on his own court Sunday with toward the end of the 88- minute a 6-3, 6- 2 victory in the tournament match, which was played under a Rookies may make an impact on pennant races Olson doesn’t want UK job final. blazing sun. Lendl's $50,060 upset — his first TUCSON. Ariz. — Arizona basketball coach Lute Olson Sunday against Connors in a tournament Leading 3-2 in the first set By Fred McMane young players pushed and end up "Offensively, he's got home run can Association last year, Cole­ impact on their club's success basemttn who slugged 16 homers officially withdrew his name from consideration for the head final — came on a new court at Sunday, Lendl broke Connors' United Press Internotlonal destroyed. potential. He's going to get man, 23, probably will be back in Calvin Scbiraldi, a 22-year-old ;ind knocked in 94 runs at Tucson of coaching job at the University of Kentucky. Sanibel Harbour named after his serve for a critical advantage. "We're not looking at either of stronger as he gets older " the minors at the start of the right-hander who was named the Ihe PCI, last year. In his four opponent, who was defending his TAMPA, Fla. — One has the these guys carrying our club, so "I feel honored to have been given an opportunity to visit with The crosstown Cubs have per­ season because he can't crack the Most Vtiluable Player in the Texas seasons of professional baseball, 1984 Paine- Webber Classic quick hands of a pickpocket and that will work to their advantage. University of Kentucky officials regarding their vacancy," haps the most celebrated rookie in Cardinals' starting outfield of League last sctison, figures to Davis. 23. has hit 73 homers and victory. another makes his living by We have basically a veteran club Olson said in a statement, "but have decided to withdraw my Shawon Dunston. a hard-hitting Lonnie Smith, Willie McGee and crack the Mets' starting rotation. kntR'ked in 317 runs. Connors, who is promoting the CALDWELL WITH PURCHASE OF SELECTED stealing. and that will help them progress at shortstop Dunston. 22, is being name from the list of those being considered. Jack Clark. Schiraldi was 14-3 with a 2.88 ERA Two other rookie power hitters resort, mixed business with tennis There's one with the same name their own pace." groomed to take over the Cubs' No. "Contrary to some published reports. I was never more than "If he could start in our outfield with Jackson then went 3-1 at who have attracted attention in all week but said his dual commit­ OIL INC. UNIROm TIRES as a famous football player and Guillen, obtained from the San 1 shortstop job but he may open the he'd probably be National Ljtague one of several people under consideration and the position was Tidewater of the International spring training are outfielder John tment had no effect in the final. another who is a tall, left-handed Diego Padres, has impressed season in the minor leagues. Rookie of the Year," says Cardi­ never offered to me. I look forward to continuing my rewarding League before being [tromoted to Russell of the Philadelphia Phillies Even so, the world's No. 2 ranked 99.9 hitter with the same first name as a LaRussa with his soft hands and Dunston hit .329 in 73 games at nals' manager Whitey Herzog. relationship with our team, the University of Arizona, the people Ihe Mets in September. and Larry Sheets of the Baltimore player contrihuted to his own per gal. C. O. D. tall, left-handed hitting millionaire quick bat, A native of Venezuela, Midland. Texas, of the Texas of Tucson and the state of Arizona." "But he's too young to sit on the The Expos are excited over Joe Orioles. defeat with numerous unforced of the New York Mets. Guillen hit .296 for Denver of the League but hit only .233 in 61 games bench. He's got to play so we'll Among those reportedly still under consideration for the Heskelh, a 26-year-old left-hander Fritz Connally, ;i third baseman errors and was never really in the 649-8841 They are all among a group of American Association last year with Iowa of the American Associ­ probably send him to Louisville position vacated by Joe B. Hall at the end of this season are who won the Allie Reynolds Award acquired from the Cubs during the match. talented rookies who may have an and made fewer errors (17) than ation. He feels he is ready for the then recall him later in the Minimum requirement OUM f INI SI MADlAl as the Pilcher of the Year in the off-season, also has turned a few Alabama-Birmingham coach Gene Bartow, South Florida’s Lee For Lendl, it was a third luWMjYRLl impact on the pennant races in the anyone in the league. major league test, but the Cubs season." Americiin Association in 1984. heads wilh his play during the Rose and former Kentucky assistant Dick Parsons. consecutive straight set victory Prices BublecI to Change two major leagues this season. "He's got a nice soft pair of aren't so sure. ^ aovai nab Never mind Coleman. The Pitts­ Heskelh was second in victories exhibition season. Connally. 26, over Connors, who sits one notch Seldom does a team, especially hands and he gets off the ball "I think he will be with the club 550-1,000 gait. 97.9 C.O.D. burgh Pirates think they'vegotthe (12), ERA (3.05) and led in winning has been one of the Orioles' leading higher than the Czechoslovakian in one that considers itself a con­ well," said White Sox' coach Ed someday. That may come at the Rookie of the Year in right-hander percentage (.800) despite missing hitters during the spring and may Joe B. Hall coaches final game tender, pencil in two rookies to be Brinkman, one of the best short­ start of the regular season, it may Mike Bielecki. the final month after iM'ing re­ end up platooning with Wayne starters, but the Chicago White Sox stops in the game during his come in July or it may come next The 25-year-old Bielecki, named called by the Expos. Gross at third base. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) — Detlef Schrempf of Washington may do exactly thaf thi^ year. playing days. "He also can sting year," said Cubs' manager Jim Minor League Player of the Year The Expos also expect hig things Another third baseman who scored 16 points Sunday to lead the West to a 97-90 victory over the wHh purehose of fo«» Truck RodJoU Ozzie Guillen, a 2I-year-old the ball pretty well. He can help us Frey. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. by Baseball America, posted a 19-3 this season from Herm Win- figures to earn a starting berth is East in the National Association of Basketball Coaches all-star shortstop with lightning quick at the plate." "The most important thing is record with a 2.97 ERA for Hawaii A ll SIASON HADIALS ningham. The 24-year-old Win- Chris Brown of the San Francisco game. hands, and Daryl Boston, a lanky Boston also played at Denver that Shawon be as ready as last season and led the Pacific ningham, acquired in the trade Giants. Giants' fans haven't seen The game marked the farewell of Joe Hall of Kentucky, who KTIOIIIMW300 lUNIROYALl 22-year-old left-handed hitting cen­ last year and compiled some possible whenever we need him." Coast League in victories and INSURANSMITHS SINCE that sent Gary Carter to the Mets, third base played so expertly since coached the East squad in the game at Memorial Coliseum — site All-Sooson RodioU ter fielder, may be in the starting eye-opening statistics. He hit .312 Another of the top rookie pros­ strikeouts. hit .281 at Tidewater ol the Jim Davenport, now the team's of Hall’s first game when he came to Kentucky 13 years ago. VMlWAUn PM lineup for the White Sox when they with 15 home runs. 21 doubles, a pects may not get a chance to "H e’s going to surprise a lot of 1914 P18l/IOfl13 146 00 International League last yearand manager, patroled the area in the "It’s been my life so long," Hall said. “ I’m going to miss Plll/I0fl13 W o o open the season against the Mil­ league-leading 19 triples, 40 stolen prove himself for awhile. That's people and might even be Rookie of could be the Expos' starting center 1960s. basketball and its associations — the players and the fans and the Pttl/TStlU HOOD waukee Brewers. bases and 82 RBI. Vince Coleman of the St. Louis the Year," says Pirates' catcher fielder. P19I/TM14 "Right now I can't say either one "There isn't anything on the field Other rookies to watch closely academic environment." - PtOt/TIHU Cardinals, the leading base stealer Tony Pena. "H e ’s a type of pitcher The Houston Astros would love to iro o o has the club made, but they both include outfielder Tommy Dunbar Lorenzo Charles of North Carolina State paced the East with 19 649-5241 PfM/TlinS he can't do," said LaRussa. "He’s in organized baseball over the last like Jose DeLeon." 00 make room in their infield for of Texas, outfielder Ivan Calderon 65 E. Center Street SWINGS BOND PlII/TIfUS i n have great ability," says White got a real good arm and real good two seasons. points (9-of-9 shooting) and 7 rebounds and was named the wHh fiurtfiOM of four tiros P12l/7iFni iro o o The New York Mets and Mont­ Glenn Davis. No. not the former of Seattle, pitcher Milt Thompson Sox’ manager Tony LaRussa. "We speed. Defensively, he can be a Despite the fact he stole 101 outstanding player. Manchester, Ct. P3SI/Timi 176 00 real Expos also boast rookie Army football player. This Glenn of Atlanta and shortstop Steve don't want to push them. I ’ve seen real good center fielder. bases for Louisville of the Ameri­ pitchers who figure to make an Davis is a power-hitting first Jeltz of Philadelphia. I 16 - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Monday. April 1, 1985 MANCHP:STKK HKRAI.D. Monday. April 1, 1985 - 17 FOCUS Advice Brothers told to take hike

Don’t play hero! Let the fire department handle blazecommon. , V ^ ------A-type A aextinguishers v i contain,,, after suspension from bus home. chemicals for fires of paper, cloth,- Editor's note; This is the last in a • In about 40 percent of all home wood, rubber and many types ol— series of seven articles on fire DEAR ABBY: The whole town i.s the news about the cruise, you fires studied, smoke detectors plastics. — would have smooth sailing. But to safety. provided the first warning of a fire. The B-type contains chemicais^^ talking about two brothers, ages 9 and 11, who were suspended from insert a pilch for ;i cruise with your But smoke detectors cannot pro­ that will take care of fires of oil,™, wedding invitation would be going If a fire should break out in your tect your home if fire does break gasoline, paints, lacquers, cooking.,^ using the school bus for five days Dear home, there's one good rule of because they created a distur­ overboard. thumb to apply: If you have the out. grease, solvents and other volatile*^ Every home should have at least liquids. bance on the bus. Abby DEAR ABBY: If you can toler­ slightest doubt about your ability PREVENTION two detectors. Purchase one that C-type extinguishers are lor , The boys’ parents refused to to extinguish the fire easily, Abigail ate one more letter regarding the works on the ionization principle electrical fires in wiring, fuse- drive them — they made the hoys evacuate the premises imme­ PROTECTION walk 14 miles a day to teach them a lady who found a diamond ring in a and one that uses a photoelectric boxes and other electrical units. Van Buren Chicago hotel. I would like to tel! diately. Let professionals handle cell. Two smoke detectors are far lesson! the situation. Simply put: If in ESCAPE The D-type is designed to put out- you what is going on in Kentucky. less likely, statistically, to be "on fires caused by combustible Well, it got into the newspapers Unlike Illinois, Kentucky doesn’t doubt, get out! the blink" at the same time. Keeping this in mind, here are tals such as magnesium and- all over the nation, and the parents have an estray statute that speci­ mere are too many dangerous Smoke detectors should never be **1 some things to consider if you have sodium. , “ received phone calls from Califor­ our wedding and they will probably fies the rights of finders. As a unknowns and unpredictable fac­ positioned less than 12 inches from Some fire extinguishers contain nia, Wisconsin. Florida and Swit­ result, the law is unsettled and to decide whether or not to fight a where the ceiling and wall meet, or give us gifts. Here is the problem: fire yourself. tors. Leave the premises and call combinations of chemicals. These . zerland, from people calling to We have two of everything — two sometimes unfair. A recent case the fire department. in any corner of the room that is a can be used against various type^,., congratulate them. The parents involved a young student who Did the fire start in your dead air space with poor circula­ toasters, two steam irons, two presence? Is it confined to its point Smoke detectors can increase of fires. For example, a hom»-; said they told their sons that il the blenders, etc., and we do not need found $,35,000 cash in a brown paper your chances for a successful tion. Also, the detector should not extinguisher can be labeled ABC or— type of behavior that got them bag in the garbage can at his of origin? Or has it already spread be placed in front of a wall or any more things. to other combustibles in the room? escape. The nation's home-fire BC. The following fire extin-” kicked off the bus in the lirst place 1 would like to insert the college. He did the honest thing and You may find it possible to fatality rate has dropped signifi­ ceiling air duct where relatively guishers are recommended for the^ ever occurred again, they'd he lollowing in our wedding invita­ turned in the money. Despite his cantly since smoke detectors ap­ clean air may be "washing" the home: — walking for 10 days instead ol live good deed, the Kentucky (?ourt of extinguish a confined blaze — a detector while most of the air in the tions: "We do not need any- wastebasket fire, for instance. If peared on the market. The findings • The ABC multipurpose, dry-,' The boys' father said he followed wedding gifts, so instead of regis­ Appeals recently ruled that he of a study of home fires by the house contains smoke. chemical extinguisher puts out ; them in his car to assure their would not reieive one cent for his you make that choice, always keep Avoid placing detectors on a candle 6 inches below them. extinguisher determines the type tering for china and silver with a your back to an exit. Don't get Federal Emergency Management of fire against which it can be used. most home fires. safety. department store, we have regis­ honesty because he couldn’t prove Agency indicate the foilowing: ceiling that is substantially Fire extinguishers, of course, • The BC extinguisher puts out that the original owner intended to trapped. Make sure your escape warmer or colder than the rest of can help put out a flame, but using Extinguishers are labeled A, B, Personally. 1 think making kids tered with the 0 travel bureau for route is open. • The chances of dying in a fire C and D according to the type of kitchen fires, that age walk 14 miles a day a seven-day cruise. abandon the money! This proof are reduced by up to 50 percent if the room. an extinguisher on a blaze it isn't If the fire started in another fire they are designed to put out. • The ABC extinguisher is for borders on child abuse. How do you "You may make a donation to would be difficult to present smoke detectors are properly Remember to test detectors suitable for can make the fire the garage or basement. because the true owner has never location in the apartment, house or monthly by holding a burning worse. The chemical content of an The first three are the most feel about it, Abby? the 0 travel bureau in our names. workplace, don't go looking for it. installed and maintained in your J. IN CONWAY, ARK been heard from. But remember, attending our Many people are hopping mad wedding is all the gift we really about the legal system’s treatment DEAR J.: As long as the boys want."" Supermarket Shopper were in no danger, 1 think the of this young man. Unless the laws punishment fit the crime 1 sec no You may not agree with this are fashioned to protect finders of child abuse here. In my book, those approach. Abby. but doesn t it lost property, honest people like On the Line parents care enough about their seem silly to get a lot of presents at the lady in Chicago and the young 1984 brought cheer to coupon clippers children to discipline them They our age when a wedding cruise man in Louisville will be discour­ John Bossidy should be cloned — not criticized would be more practical’’ aged from turning in the valuables Sign me ... they find, making those who have By Martin Sloane 50-cent coupons. Send the required refund form and DEAR ABBY: I am .59 and the LONGING FOR been innocently separated from United Feature Syndicate Clip ‘n’ file refunds 12 proof-of-purchase points from any size Kleenex lady I am marrying is 50 This is THE LOVE BOAT their properly the biggest losers of When the first coupon was dist ributed in 1895 to save Huggies disposable-diaper packages. Expires Uie second marriage fur both of us. all. our great-grandmothers 1 cent on Grape Nuts, the Cereals, Breakfast April 30, 1985. Both of our spouses are deceased DEAR LONGING; If a few of CONCERNED CITIZEN, C.W. Post Co. never thought that someday coupons International PLAYTEX Inc. $2 Refund Offer. All our Iriends want to come to your close Iriends were to spiead LOUISVILLE, KY. would save consumers billions of dollars." and Baby Products Send the required refund form and the words The figures are in for 1984 and they show another "Baby Nurser Kit" from the kit package, plus the record year for coupons and coupon clippers. cash-register tape. Expires June 30, 1985. If In doubt, Manufacturers distributed 163 billion coupons — up Clip out this file and keep it with simiiar cash-off JOHNSON’S $1 Trial Offer. Send the required from 142 billion coupons in 1983 — reports the Nielsen coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage refund form and the Universal Product Code Woman’s hump in the jaw Clearing House in Clinton, Iowa, the largest counter coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed number from any package of Johnson's Baby and processor of coupons. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Cornstarch, plus the register tape with the flowers are Coupon clippers like you and I clipped and filed forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and purchase price circled. Expires May 31. 1985. Herald photo by Tarquinio away tens of billions of coupons, and we wound up magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers KELLOGG’S Road Atlas Offer. Receive a Rand could be dissolving bones handing cashiers 6,5 biliion of them. may not be available in all areas of the country. McNally Road Atlas and Travel Guide. Send the Little Bunny meets Big Bunny How much did smart shoppers save? Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. required refund form and two Universal Product the way out DEAR DR. LAMB - Five years 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Coupon clippers saved $2 biilion dollars in 1984, up The following refund offe Code symbols f Shalina Lachapelle, age S'/z, waves to Park, Despite drizzly weather, many ago I had a complete hysterectomy NY 10019. s are worth $18.29. This week's refund offers have a from $1.7 billion in 1983. And the value of coupons has om the bottom panels of any Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain, Merlin Olsen sells flowers on TV for FTD. Now, the big Easter Bunny at an Easter Egg children went to the park to hunt for My dentist has noted some bone loss been getting higher. In 1982, only 16 percent of the total value of $27.78. Product 19 or 40 Percent Bran Flakes cereal. in my jaw and I think I can detect the Your DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a pain­ CORN TOTAL Set Offer. Receive a free Corn Expires July 31, 1985. Merlin’s a big man who spent several years in the Hunt Saturday morning in Wickham Easter candy, eggs and prizes. ful foot condition that two doctors coupons had a value of 30 cents or more. By the end of NFL as a lineman. Seeing him selling flowers is a little beginning of a dowager's hump ’ My 1984, these high-value coupons had increased to more Total Sweet Corn Set (corn holders). Send the McGRUFF "G ” Team Child Safety Kit . Send the doctor says that hormones might pose H ealth have diagnosed as a tumor of the required refund form and three Corn Total required refund form and four different Universal incongruous. nerve ending. I am reluctant to have than 25 percent of the total. a risk of breast cancer I'm 67 What Lawrence How long will this phenomenon iast? Universal Product Code symbols for each set Product Code symbols from the following Big G I can't speak for the ladies, but I don’t think Merlin’S is your opinion’’ this removed surgically, since a Don't worry. There's no end in sight, and you can ordered. Expires April 30, 1985 cereals: Trix, Lucky Charms. Cocoa Puffs. any sex object. So, that can’t be the tie-in. He’s in Spoof makes politics soap opera DEAR READER — Whether you Lamb, M.D. friend who had this done said the CUSHIES $1 Refund Send the required refund Pac-Man. Franken Berry. Count Chocula and flowers to get the message to the guys. Actually, need estrogen or not depends on operation was very expensive and the expect to see a lot more coupons. Coupons are now very funny. being dispensed in supermarkets by computer form and any two certificates from any two back Boo-Berry. Expires April 30, 1985. flowers can be a lifesaver at gift times. NEW YORK (UPl) - If you general who sees nothing wrong whether you have a deficiency You condition returned within a year. Is with destroying the third world and The first episode of "Hail to the this a newly discovered ailment? I§ terminals in New York and Chicago. It is only a panels of Cushies (40s or 80s). Do not tape, staple or WHEATIES "Big Boys ” Posters Offer. Send the For example, when you’re with the same woman for liked “Soap,” you’ll love the first probably do, since bone loss in the question of time and money before we see one in every clip proofs of purchase to the refund form The required refund form and the qualifying Universal episode of "Hail to the Chief.” a black U.N. ambassador who Chief” ends as "Soap" did, with a jaw, around the roots of the teeth, surgery the only solution? Do these limit is one refund per family or street address. Product Code symbols from three boxes of 10 years, that makes 20 birthdays and Christmases. The premiere confronts first breaks into gospel cadence without soap opera cliff-hanger and a tumors ever disappear without treat­ food store. Not counting anniversaries. Most men will draw a often is a sign of osteoporosis (dis­ Estrogen taken by postmenopausal Coupon distribution companies are also looking for There is no expiration date on this offer. Wheaties for each set of posters ordered. Expires woman president of the United warning. series ofqere still be income lax, solving bones). When a dentist sees ment? HUGGIES Diaper Rebate Offer. Receive a 10 May 31, 1985. blank after 20 decisions. Flowers can bail you out. States with a lunatic army officer The president also has a mother and who is Helmut Luger’s date women does not cause breast cancer. other ways to provide consumers with coupons while this condition, he should ask the There has been a lot of controversy DEAR READER — The drawing they shop. Two companies — Actmedia in New York I. J Unless you get really brave and want to buy your who has taken over a missile with frizzy blond hair who staggers from "Dynasty.” patient to see a physician about it wife some clothes. It takes more than courage to get Ihunch command and threatens to into breakfast in sequins, craves a It puts politicians in their proper about this, but that is the thrust of you sent suggests the typical location and Coupon Medium Inc. of Farmington Hills, Mich. Also, when a patient has osteoporosis, recent reports from the national Cen­ for a tumor of the nerve (neuroma) — are distributing coupon booklets in supermarkets. and 26 million wiil be distributed in May. Shoppers teenage female market represents more than $16 involved in this theater of operations. It takes the bomb Moscow unless his demands Bloody Mary, and says, "Who’d perspective — as performers in a a physician should be sure that the have thought at my age I ’d have to global soap opera. ters for Disease Control. It is also the between the bones that join the toes Actmedia's booklet is cailed "ACTNOW," and will receive them at the checkout counter as they billion in supermarket purchasing power. mentality of a kamikaze pilot. are met. patient’s dentist knows about the conclusion of a large study of 1,610 (metatarsal bones). The ends of these shoppers are handed the booklet when they arrive at leave the store. It’s not as good an idea as To help these teenagers along, during the week of At the last big gift-time, I decided a cameo broach . The president, played by Patty worry about herpes." condition. Anything this wild and irrever­ "Me & Mom.” another new ABC women with breast cancer, conducted bones sometimes rub together and the supermarket. The idea is to offer consumers "ACTNOW," but avid couponers won’t be May 5 Donnelly's Carol Wright division will mail 1,5 and an old-fashioned, frilly-necked white blouse Duke, relays the demands to the Women who smoke are more likely create friction and pressure on the premier of the Soviet Union — they ent has to come from Susan Harris, series, poses a different sort of by tbe Boston University School of coupons when and where they are most likely to use complaining. million "Teen Life" envelopes filled with coiipons to would be the right present. And I felt I could handle the to lose teeth than are non-smokers, Medicine Ask your doctor to read nerve. The nerve responds by forming the homes of 12- to 17-year-old girls. include demilitarization of the the woman who gave us "Soap" question. How is it that James Earl them. More than 10 million were handed out in 26 cities Coupon companies are also looking for new and chore by myself. since cigarette smoking increases this report in the Journal of the a neuroma. When the neuroma is in February, and the booklets will be distributed three untapped markets for coupons. Donnelly Marketing Would you be embarrassed to hand the cashier a U.S.S.R., freedom for Poland and and “Benson” Jones, who wowed Broadway N um ^r Two daughter said, “Mom takes a 34 audiences in “Othello,” can get osteoporosis. American Medical Association (vol. squeezed, such as by the shoe or by more times this year. of Stamford, Conn., believes that teenage girls should coupon from the "Teen Life" envelope? I wouldn’t. Fidel Castro’s head. Harris, who created the series grasping the front of the foot with the blouse." The cameo would be a piece of cake, because meatier roles on commercials than 252. p 63, 1984). which summarizes Coupon Medium's booklet is called "Mad Money." be doing more clipping. The company says the Coupon clipping keeps me young. “Will he settle for Castro’s and wrote the script for the first The dowager's hump in the middle that study You also could increase hand, it may cause pain from pres­ all I had to do was look around until I saw the one I head?" the Russian asks. episode, has collected a raunchy he can in series television? of the back is common and is caused sure on the neuroma. This is a well- bunch of lunatics, held together by The series, to debut April 5,10-11 by the loss of bone from the verte­ your calcium intake to help slow the wanted. I was going to solo. Other characters in “Hail to the bone loss. known and long-recognized ailment. The first jewelry store had the perfect broach, so I Chief,” to debut on ABC April 9, the starchy common sense of the p.m.. Eastern time, has Jones brae The vertebrae become wedge- playing second banana to Lisa To update you on how to manage or Injections can induce temporary Summer debuts early pointed to it, paid for it, and walked out. All in under 10 9:30-10 p.m.. Eastern time, include first woman president, who came shaped, which causes the curving and prevent osteoporosis. I am sending relief. A modification of the shoe to the Oval Office via the vice Eilbacher and Holland Taylor in a the loss in height minutes. Next on the agenda was the blouse. Fun the president’s philandering astro­ you The Health Letter, Special (inserting a quarter-inch metatarsal naut husband, her gay but tough presidency. show about a mother-and- bar at the outside of the shoe) may time. daughter private eye team. Regardless of a woman’s age, if she Report 24, Osteoporosis: Poroqs for stately Newport secret service aide, and national The show moves aiong at ma­ has osteoporosis, she can benefit from Bones. Others who want this issue can provide relief. Otherwise the neuro­ Being the only man in a woman's clothing store is security adviser Helmut Luger, chine gun pace, the jokes are ma may require removal. However, a ego-inflating because the clerks always rush right preventive treatment This can help send 75 cents with a long, stamped who has a slight foreign accent and satirical and often risque, and for In 1954, Roger Bannister became to prevent fractures and progression self-addressed envelope for it to me proper shoe is still important to pre­ NEWPORT, R.l. (UPl) - Summer is tirst opened to the public in 1948 and has over to you to lend a helping hand. I guess men tend to h date with a star of ’Dynasty." those who don’t mind making fun the first man to break the four- of the disease. in care of this newspaper, P.O Box vent a recurrence after surgery. still a few months off, but the Newport since become the most popular mansion look kind of helpless. Her advisers also include a of people in high places it also is minute mile with his 3:59.4. Preservation Society brought the sea­ owned by the Preservation Society, When 1 spotted a display of white blouses which son a step closer today. Panaggio said. filled my basic requirements as to style, I nodded to Besides the Breakers, the other the sales lady. Her first question was: “What size?" Tip cures ‘heavy’ bread The society began its 40th anniver­ houses opening Monday include the sary year by reopening some of its Being well-briefed, 1 said, “34.” Her answer was; About Town Marble House, Chateau-sur-Mer, the “That’ll be a medium.” magnificant properties, namely the Elms, Rosecliff, Kingscote and Hunter DEAR POLLY: I'd like to make Proceed with the normal rising, elegant Newport mansions that line House. Panic began to creep in as she continued speaking. whole-wheat bread with no white shaping, second rising and baking Bellevue Avenue. closing date for entrants is May 18. Mail poems to: procedure. The finished loaves will "If we don’t have this in medium, maybe we can find it Hearing program planned Poetry. P.O. Box 917, Manchester, 06040. flour, but the loaves are very To help celebrate its 40th anniver­ in a 12.". be high and light with a beautiful The mansions. Rhode Island's largest VERNON — The Tolland Region Department of At the June 1^^festival there will be a children’s heavy and my kids don’t like them. Polly’s sary, the Preservation Society wili Foolish thoughts came to me. How in the world I’ve tried using more yeast than texture and flavor. Ms. Greene’s tourist attraction, are mostly former stage a series of special events this Mental Retardation will hold a program, "Hearing, award program and recital at 10 a m. and an adult could a 34 be a 12, and both be a medium? I was in over called for in the recipe, but it basic recipe for whole-wheat bread private summer homes that have been year, including: Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: An Overview," program at 2 p.m. Poetry awards will be presented by using the delayed-kneading tech­ my head, and I knew it. John F Jackson and a Library Board representative, doesn’t help. Is there any way to iPointers acquired by the Preservation Society Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Tolland Region Office. make whole-wheat bread that is nique produced the best 100 per­ and opened to the public. • Opening ol an exhibition titled “40 A woman shopper walked over and offered a '375 Hartford Turnpike, sponsored by the Friends of assisted by Dr. Alfred Sundquist. good for more than a door stop? Polly Fisher cent whole-wheat bread I’ve ever years: A Look Back" at the Elms on suggestion. "I couldn’t help overhearing, but I'm a 34 the Region. LINDA tasted! In addition to being museums, some April 28. and 1 would never get into a 12 because it would be like • For more information, call Nancy Manzi, 487-1300 have also been used as movie sets. ‘Silver Linings’ has plans If your kids still balk at their a sack on me. I have to take a 9 when I can’t get a 34.” or 566-8472 or Nancy Bilyak, 871-6565 or 566-7113. DEAR LINDA; I used to think Rosecliff, for example, one of the more • A "Candlelight Tour" at Hunter really lightweight whole-wheat whole-wheat bread, you might try Tears were coming to my eyes. ANDOVER — "Silver Linings," a senior ciitzen getting them used to it gradually. restrained of the mansions, was used as House on May 24. WATES elect Lannan group, wants new members. The group meets on the bread was impossible until I tried the setting for The Great Gatsby in 1974. —Concert and refreshments as part Quite oblivious to my presence, the two ladies Diana Scesny Greene’s method for technique: Start by making bread using only a first and third Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in Ihesocial room cup or two of whole-wheat flour of a "Good Old Summertime” festival started a long conversation about whether a 9 ’ Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. of First Congregational Church of Andover at Route 6 making light, well-risen loaves After mixing all the ingredients, "Last year, we had a total of 786,556 at Kingscote on July 28. properly fits a 34 when a medium or a 12 isn’t at Orange Hall, rear, 72 E. Center St. Mambers will be with the texture of good white don’t knead the dough imme­ and the rest white. Then, over a and Long Hill Road. period of time, start using a higher visitors and we hope to top that this available. There were several embarrassing men­ weighed between 6:30 and 7:,30 p.m. Women 18 and bread. diately. Instead, cover the bowl of year,” said Preservation Society spo­ • The "Breakers Ball" at the Break­ and higher percentage of whole­ tions of: "It’s all in the cup size, you know.” older and at least 10 pounds overweight are welcome Wednesday the groupw ill visit aconvalescent home In her book, "Whole Grain dough and let it sit in a warm place keswoman Monique Panaggio. "We’re ers on Sept, 1. ;lo join the group. to socialize with the patients. Transportation to club Baking” (1984; The Crossing for 30 minutes. Then stir the dough wheat flour until you’re baking a always optimistic that we will have a At that, the shopper threw open her overcoat, looked activities can be arranged by calling Dial-a-ride. 100 percent whole-wheat loaf. By "We are also hoping a lot of people me full in the eyes, and asked, "Do I look like your . Officers for the season include: Roxann Lannan, Press), Ms. Greene explains that down and let it rest for another 30 good year." president: Patricia Marianos, vice president; Nina 742-7.305, the day before the event, from 9 to 10:30 a.m. minutes. Stir down again and let then, the kids should love it! become members of the society this wife?” The effort to return her gaze was enormous. whole-wheat flour needs additional /Armstrong, treasurer: Joan Faulkner, assistant on Mondays and Wednesdays and from 1 to 2:30 p.m. time to fully absorb the liquid in the rest for yet another 30 minutes. The 72-room Breakers. Newport’s year,” Panaggio said. "In the long run, "No," I stammered, "you’re about a foot taller than most palatial summer residence, was treasurer; Elaine McNally, recording secretary: and on Fridays. recipe before kneading. To accom­ Then knead the dough for 2 to 5 it is a lot cheaper to visit the mansions she is. My wife's a little heavier than ... I mean, she’s built for Cornelius Vanderbilt in 1895. It as a member.” Nickey Savard, corresponding .secretary. modate this, she suggests the minutes (a much shorter time than more fully ... what I mean is, she's ..." following "delayed” kneading required by most bread recipes.) I wanted to scream, "Mommy! ” Sunset Club has dinner Cinema Make clothespin dolls Sunset Club will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Center Both women chorused a triumphant, "Definitely a Hartford 70 donate at bloodmobile 34." After shuffling through the rack, the clerk pulled ■ ■ The Koffee Krafters of Nutmeg Branch YMCA, 78 Congregational Church. Reservations will be made CInoma City — Amadeui (PG) 7, out a 34, wrapped it, took my money, and told me to ■ N. Main St., will meet Wednesday from 9: 30 a.m. to (or the May dinner at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn. 9:50. — Stop Making Sense (PG) )1. — The community bioodmobile was John N. Cefarattl. noon to make clothespin dolls. Vivian Powell and June Thoughts Paris, Texas (R) 6:50,9:40. — Tbe Sure held at Concordia Lutheran Church on Joanne B. Chlupso, Joseph L. CzerwInskI, have a good night. I was a shaken man. Thing (PG-13) 7:15, 9:15. — PIdees in Morla C. Dellsslo, Elizobeth DeMartIn, The wildest thing about this whole episode is that .JHagen will be hostesses. Baby-sitting is available by ‘Mom and Me’ class starts the Heart (PG) 7:10,9:20. March 18, with 70 people donating Gerald DeSousa, Leo V. Diana, Earl calling the office, 647-1437. Jesus’ final journey to Jerusa­ forms, meaningless rituals, cal­ Clneetudie — Bizet's Carmen (PG) blood. Two donors, Joseph Tully and Doggart, Lowrence Duff Sr., Irene Duffy, I’m a 15-33 man in shirts. I can go into any store in the lous disregard for his comments, 7:30. Timothy Edwards, Donald S. Ellis, Sheila Nutmeg Branch. YMCA, is registering for spring lem was made under the distinct ■ail Hartford Robert Otten, reached their 12-gallon FalkowskI, Kathleen A. Farlo. civilized world and get my size with Just those two classes for parents and children at 78 N. Main St. shadow of his death. Immediately topheavy leadership out of touch Eostwood Pub ■ Cinema — A mark. Donna L. Ford, John T. Furness, tSenry numbers. 1 don’t even need to have them tattooed on Library, club set poetry contest Programs include: before, he had told the disciples with the people distracting preoc-' Passage to India (PG) 7:15. Charles Hirth reached 9 gallons; Gauroder, Barboro L.Gold,Peter N.Grose, cupation with material matters. Showcase Cinomos — Desperately William E. Hill, Charles E. Hirth, Catherine my wrist. They’re the same all over. The first annual poetry festival sponsored by the "Mom and Me," crafts, games and music with what that visit should bring. But Seeking Susan (PG-13) 1, 7:25, 9:45. — Helga Beckett and Peter Grose, 5 Kopp, John A. KazowskI, Walter KazowskI, Now I see why Merlin Olsen pitches flowers. "Manchester Public Library, with assistance from the children 2 to 3, April 15, 9:30 to 11 a.m., Mondays and they must have entertained other Beverly Hills Cap (R) 1, 7:25, 9:35. — gallons: Joseph Neafsey, 2gallons: and Donna G. Kelly, Ann M. Kibble, Michael A. They’re a lifesaver. local Wit and Wisdom Writers Club, willbe held June 1 Tuesdays. thoughts as they participated in his While Jesus will not boldly stride Witness (R) 1:45, 7:30, 9:50. — Friday Patricia Adams, Kathleen Faria, Bar­ Kutcher. HerakJ photo by Pinto the 13th Part V — A New Beginning (R) Jackie C. Langton, Janet Magnotta, at Whiton Memorial Library. “Mother-Infant Exercise. ” interaction through triumphal entry into the city that into church assemblies and physi­ 1:30, 7:45, 10. — The Lost Drogon bara Gold, Susan Messier and Vicki Undo M. Mantle, Kenneth Markstein, The poetry contest preceding the event is open to exercise, April 16, 6- to 9-month-old babies, Tuesdays, early spring Sunday. cally dismantle these baleful dis­ (PG-13) 1:15, 7:40, 10. — Police Parsons, one gallon. Charles W. McCooe, Thomas A. Medeiros, Change of watch Manchester area residents. Contestant categories 1:30 to 2 p.m., and babies 9 to 14 months old. Tuesdays, Yet, when on Monday, Jesus tortions of his spiritual temple, his Academy 2: Their First Assignment The next bloodmobile will be held at Marcia A. Memery, Susan M. Messier, Lynn Check gas appliances (PG-13) 1:30, 7:20, 9:30. — Mask M iller, Glenn MIrtI, Joseph Neafsey, Keyin are: grades 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12. and adults. 2 to 2:30 p.m. entered the temple precincts and displeasure is no less certain. His (PG-13) 1:45, 7:10, 9:40. — Boby ... Unitarian Universalist Meeting House M. O'Brien, Suzanne A. Orduz, Robert Richarij Klein and his wife, Laura Klein, are at the helm of the ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPl) - The U.S. Consumer Any form or subject may be entered but poems must "Mother-Tot Exercise." with children 2‘A to4years cleared out the money changers, apostolic revelation makes clear Secret of the Lost Legend (PG) 1,7:15, at 153 W. Vernon St., from 10:45 a.m. to4 Often. Product Safety Commission is urging owners of liquid old, April 16, Thursdays, 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. they saw again the darkening his simple pattern for the church. 9:30. — The Breakfast Club (R) 7:40,' Vicki Parsons, Richard L. Roach, Patricia Manchester Power Squadron. Klein was recently installed as be original, unpublished and each contestant is 9:45. p.m. on April 23. Schackmer, Marla U. Scholtz, Mary T. petroleum (LP) heating systems to have a specialist "Parent-(3)ild Playgroup." mothers meet while shadows in the faces of the priests And the time will come when he commander, and his wife is commanderette of Ensignettes, the ' limited to two poem, each with 20 lines or less for Monchosler Other donors were: SplleckI, John M. Sylvester, Gory W. check the controls on their units to prevent potential ' student contestants, and each with 40 lines or less for babies and small children play in child-are room, and scribes. It was as if Jesus had will sit in judgment, not only upon UA Theaters last — Return of the Thibado, Doris Thompson, Gertrude I. women’s auxiliary. Other new officers of the Power Squadron fires or explosions. April 16, Tuesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., and April thrown down the gauntlet to those the world, but upon his temple as JedI (PG )7,9:30. — The Slugger's Wlfd Edwin Adami, Patricio Adams, Robert C. Tlnklepaugh, William Titus, Pamela A. adult contestants. Topllff, Joseph H. Tully. They suggest that people using LP gas furnaces, religious rulers. well. (PG-13) 7:15, 9:15. — King OavlB Albert, Heloa Beckett, Joseph J. Blozlnskl, are Peter Ford, executive officer; Clyde Cordtsen, education ' Poems should be titled with names and addresses 18, Thursdays from 9:30 to 11: 30 a.m. (P(»-13) 7:20, 9:40. Patricio K. Brierlv, William J. Brlndomour, Edward F. Turn, Allen P. Walch, Richard officer; Robert Bach, administrator; Edward Smith, secretary; heaters or water heaters in their homes or businesses ' written on the back of the poem sheet. Typing is "Mother-Daughter Jazz Dance," children over 6, Were Jesus today to enter his Richard C. Byrne, Margaret Callahan, P. Worenda, Michelle G. Welch, Valerie A. have their LP supplier, or Honeywell Inc,, check the May 1, Wednesday, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. spiritual temple, the church, would Eugene Brewer Vernon ____ Thomas O. Carpenter, Sandro Crawford, Werzyn. and Ellen Rylander, treasurer. preferred but legible penmanship is acceptable. Cine 1 A 1 — A Passage to Indio (PG) on-off gas controls on their unit. Contestants should retain a copy of their poems. The For more information, call the YWCA at 647-1437. he be any more pleased? Empty Church of Christ 7:30. — Into the Night (R) 7:15,9:30. IH MANC'HKSTKH lIKKAU). Mimdiiv. April I. 1985

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No lob too big or Horseless Carriage, 289- landscaping, btick front, Investment property any­ * Carppt Protector LOOKING FOR A BET­ Please call 649-8956. tial area. Please call Mrs. CT (Exit 45 oft of 1-91). W on't last! Joyce G. small. Reasonable rates, SALES/COUNTER 2737 after 11am. AUTO 8. TRUCK ME­ aluminum sided, fenced where via nationwide * ineured ft BonOod TER WAY? Try us,'we J. Brownstein, D.N.S., 623-1733. OFFICE SPACE - 512 free estimates. Call John CLERK - Full time posi­ CHANICS - Experienced Epstein Real Estate, 647- In yard. G reat place fo r com puter. Call 568-2518. personalize our services Monday thru Friday be­ square feet. Main Street, K J l Cleonmg, otter 4pm. 649-3248. HEATING/ tion open for reliable, HEAD CUSTODIAN I - only. Must have own 8895. children! Also 11 large for vour home. Bonded tween 9 and 3pm, at PART TIME PERMAN­ ■Manchester. Heat, olr, PLUMBING HAPPINESS IS... energetic Individual wil­ tools. Apply 878 Hartford rooms, 4-5 bedrooms, * FmI Drymg and Insured. Manchester 643-5151. ENT POSITION - After­ Glastonbury Public FAIRYTALES DO COME parking. Reasonable. 649- ling to accept responsi­ Schools, 12 months, 40 Road, Manchester, 647- fa m ily room , Rec Room, REAL ESTATE and surrounding towns. noon hours, mature, TRUE! Staddlebrook 5334 or 643-7175. r a BUIL0IN6/ FOGARTY BROTHERS Having a bility and the ability to hours per week. Second 9552. Inter-comm, new roof, 37 THE HOUSEWORKS, GENERAL HANDYPER- flexible, honest, expe­ Farm, Andover. Charm­ | ] WANTED CONTRACTING — Bathroom remodel­ work Independently. shift. Applications avail­ ce d a r closet, Jacuzzi L2Jl|cj 647-377Y. Buckley School SON for four hours morn­ rience dealing with pub­ ing stone front Ranch MANCHESTER - Main ing; Installation water Must be pleasant and able trom Glastonbury room, large deck. In (>R0FE88I0NIIL CM KT 1 ings. M/F. See Steve lic. Call 646-1222, ext. 2534. P.I.P. OF MANCHES­ comes with these 7 acres WANTED DUPLEXES - Street - Store tor rent. CARPENTRY - Remodel­ heaters, garbage dispo­ Teacher outgoing, with a strong Board of Education, ground pool nicely laid FU8IIITURE STEUi CIUNINS WILL TILL YOUR AV­ Carter, Carter Chevrolet, Leave name and phone TER Is looking to r fu ll or and 30' X 60' Barn. M any Well financed principles About 240 sq. ft. For m ore sals; faucet repairs. 649- talent to work with the Glastonbury, CT 06033, out and much much ERAGE GARDEN with ing and Additions. Free 1229 Main Street. number. part time bindery and possibilities! Trout Interested In dealing di­ Information, call 563-4438 4539. V isa/M asterC ard Get your body busy! :The Buckley School public. Apply In person to Dhone 633-5231, Ext. 441. morel! Call for Private (203) 528-1407 Troy-bullt. $10. Cali 569- Estimates. Call Tony, counter help. Typing ex­ brook running through rect with owner of multi or 529-7858, accepted. Marpet Printers, Vernon, Affirmative Action, Showing!! Century 21 0616. 649-0811. Students EASY ASSEMBLY PART TIME HELP - Ev­ perience helpful. Only property. Horses Wel­ fa m ily homes In Man- 871-1421. Equal Opportunity Em­ LIndsev Real Estate, 649- Collect the things W ORK! $600.00 per 100. enings and week-ends. hard yvorking, engergetic come! Jackson 8, Jack- chester/East Hart- MANCHESTER ployer, M/F. 4(X)0. Guaranteed Payment Hours flexible. Apply people should apply. son Real Estate, 647-8400 tord/Glastonbury area. CENTRM. BUSMESS WSTRKT No Experlence/No Sales LAWN CARE PROFES­ Seven-Eleven, 513 Center Apply In person P.I.P., SALE/URSE around your home you SIONALS Immediate or 646-8646. EAST HARTFORD-NEW Call 633-6264. 6.000 *q tl war«hou»e or assem­ colMISCELLANEDUS ANNOUNCEMENTS Details send self Street between 1 - 4pm. 391 Center Street, ask for bly building Loading dock 3 For Sale MUSICAL CARS/TRUCKS addressed stamped enve openings for lawn care L a rry. LISTIN G - $74,900. V ery overhead doors fenced parking 0 4 1 for sale no longer need. And applicator position. Over NEW LISTING. 5 -F 5 24 HOUR CASH OFFER Will aub-divide and alter to suit ITEMS FOR SALE lope; ELAN VI-TAL-173 PRODUCTION nice, clean 6 room Colon­ $200 starting pay plus TW O FAMILY. F ire ­ ON YOUR PROPERTY - RW Realty — 522-3579 EMERGENCY? In Man- 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft WORKERS - Established IMMEDIATE OPENING ial, VInvl sided, OHW sell them Fast For benefits. Good driving BUSINESS place, deck, gas heat, Call: Crockett Realty, Mr. Norman SWIM POOLS WARE­ FOR SALE - Walnut ste­ Chester, dial 911 for fire, Pierce, FL33482. nationwide pillow manu­ - For part time Dairy heating plus coal hot HOUSEHDLD record and high school OPPORTUNITIES aluminum siding. Com­ 643-1577 tor a quick deal! HOUSE forced to dispose reo speakers. Excellent 1975 VOLKSWAGEN police, medical help. facturer has Immediate Queen Cake Maker and water back up svsfem to GDDDS diploma required. pletely modernized. Call of new on/ground, 31 foot condition. $99 for the RABBIT - Standard shift. Extra Cash with low- SITTER for elderly male full time openings for all Decorator. Monday thru save money, new deck, Agronomy background us today. $97,500. Jackson RESORT long pools complete with p a ir. 742-9927. shut In. Days. 5 to 6hours types of production Thrusdoy 9 to 1. Good garage and fenced In No ro t. New paint. $800 or preferred. Call Ever­ 8, Jackson Real Estate, PROPERTY USED REFRIGERA­ huge sundecks, fencing, best o ffe r. 742-7636. cost Classified Ads. per week, flexible. Refer­ workers. No experience pay. Apply In person: yard!! Don't miss this Rentals HELP WANTED green Lawns, 53 Slater 647-8400 or 646-8646. TORS, WASHERS, hl-rafe filters, pump, ences. Call 643-0822. necessary. We will train Hartford Road Dairy one! Century 21 LIndsev Street, Manchester, 649- Queen. BE YOUR OWN BOSS. An Real Estate, 649-4000. VERMONT HOUSE FOR Ranges - clean, guaran­ ladders, warranty, etc. I ^ W A N T E I ) 69 BELAIR - Rebuilt 327 you. Day shift, 5 day CENTRALLY located 3 8667 f o r Interview o p p o rtu n ity to Invest In RENT - Beautiful loca­ teed, parts and service. Asking $988 COMPLETE. engine. Excellent run­ week. Oppartunlty far bedroom Duplex - Super TO BUT appointment. OFFICE PERSON - Im­ vour future, wlfhoutfran- ELLINGTON - NEW ROOMS tion on lake with dock, Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Financing available. Call ning condition. Dependa­ advancement and a full sta rt fo r the 1st tim e mediate opening for full chlsees. Take advantage LISTIN G - $94,500. T e r­ FOR RENT 2Vj hours trom Hartford. Son, 649 Main Street, Stan, to ll-fre e , 1-800-524- ble. $195. 646-8127 a fte r A benefit program are of­ Investor. Separate U tili­ GO CART. Good condi­ PART TIME TELE­ time employment with of the fast growing Photo rific country setting, 2Vi Weekly. (617)-692-4433, 543-2171. 0595. 5pm. fered, Apply in person at: ties. 70's. Jackson 8, tion and runs well. Reaso­ PHONE SALES HELP small manufacturing Lab Processing. No expe­ acres with a view trom evenings. OFFICE PERSON Plliowtex Corp., 49 Re­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- MEN ONLY - Central nable. Call anytime, 647- V7ANTED - No expe­ company. Variety of re­ rience necessary. Take large 'Gunite' In ground location, kitchen privi­ QUEEN SIZE WATER- 24" Cordwood Saw Blade. 1980 TOYOTA CELICA gent Street, Manchester, 8400 o r 646-8646. BED - Simmons, wave­ 1372. Manchester rience necessary. Hourly sponsibilities consisting the first step and call pool. Rock garden and leges, parking available. $25. 643-1634, call, o tte r GT littback, 5 speed, air, Full time. Detail oriented person CT, EOE, M/F. less, conventional style, pay, 6 to 9pm on week of: Typing, clerical, 672-1045.______concrete patio! Also 8 Security and references WANTED 6pm. A M -F M , m int. $5,500. 643- for diversified position. Including ATTENTION SMALL takes only 80 gallons of nights and 10 to 3 on bookkeeping, etc. Knowl­ room s, 3-4 b e d ro o m s, required. $55 weekly, 643- 4902, o r 646-7451. HANDWORK/SEWING - BUSINESSES! Lots of TO RENT water. Frame, mat­ Herald phones, typing, cashiering, Saturday. Call tor Inter­ edge of A/R and A/P Rec Room, 2 car garage 2693. DRILL STAND, extra, Glastonbury toy factory possibilities go with this tresses 8, bullt-ln heater. Automotive view: Mr. Steven at 742- helpful. Salary commen­ BE YOUR OWN BOSS a n d ready for new long pipe Included. $12. accounts receivable and other needs sewing machine store and apartment LAKE FRONTCOTTAGE One year old. Originally 0103. surate with experience. owners! Century 21 LInd­ VERY NICE LARGE Call 649-1649. BANK operators and hand fin­ buldlng. Separate utili­ - One week between July P $700, asking $400. A fte r duties as required. Computer Call between 9:30am and Join Dynamic Inter­ sev Real Estate, 649-4000. ROOM - Big closet. To ishers fo r q u a lity toy line. ties. Call today for de­ 13fh and August 241h. 5pm, call 528-1405. REPOSSESSIONS 4:00pm Monday - Friday, national Service share house with others. BOY'S TRACK SHOES, CARS/TRUCKS experience helpful. Send Full time or part time. tails. 80's. Jackson 8, 429-0589. Pr1c0» For 203-522-1957. Company. Full train­ Full kitchen, bath, yard size 8 with spikes and IFOR SALE Some sewing experience Jackson Real Estate, 647- Quick Sml9 handwritten resume with salary ing with management MANCHESTER privileges. $60 weekly. wrench. Excellent condi­ Phone necessary. Call The 8400 o r 646-8646. WAITRESS WANTED Builder's Home! 4 bed­ tio n . Used fo u r tim es. $20. May be oeen at the Sevinge requirements to Box FF, c/o HAIR STYLIST - We've Velvet Stable, Inc., 659- assistance. High 643-1021. 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — Bank of Monchetter, 023 IMMEDIATELY - Hours room "Green Manor" ROOMMATES Coll 643-4607. To be used for parts. Call Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, got the customers, we 0204 for appointment. earning potential. Ex­ EAST HARTFORD - GAS STOVE - 30" M agic Main Street, between the need you now! Expe­ 11 to 2, four days o week. clusive territory. Am­ Ranch, 2 baths, air condi­ WANTED P hil a fte r 5om, 528-1332. hours of 9am to 4pm. Monday $98,900. NEW L IS T IN G ! APARTMENTS Chef. Includes 5 burners, AMIGO MOTORIZED through Friday - Manchester, CT 06040. rience preferred, no fol­ CLEANING PERSON - 2 Apply In person to : A n to ­ tioners, appliances, fam ­ Also Panasonic AM/FM 643 2711 bitious individuals Pure pleasure best des­ clock, minute timer, pro­ WHEELCHAIR - Power lowing necessary. Call hours per day, 4 days a nio's, 956 Main Street, ily room with wet bar, FOR RENT FEMALE ROOMMATE ca r radio. ISIS b«K Se* S’.* only. Call James Leir cribes this spotless 1- ( gram cooking, griddle seat, deluxe model. Like ISIS Slip I1H ta M.M 643-8339, ask fo r week. Perfect for stu­ Manchester. fireplace, garage. for two bedroom town- ★ ★ ★ at 1-800-624-7613, owner 6 room quality and other features. Call new. 90 dav guarantee. 1SII sap ta S.B5 m anager. dent, Call 643-2103. $84,900. Gordon Realty, MANCHESTER — Avail­ house, Immediate occu­ F U L L TIME R E C E P ­ Ext. 1441, built Ranch with 3 bed­ 643-2174. 242-8142. 649-6478. ISIS M bfS 0.SIS able Immediately. One, pancy. 649-1513. ISI1 Sad bm tl.W TIONIST for Doctor's of- room s, 1 Vj baths, deck o ft kitchen, wall to wall car­ two and three bedroom SEARS WASHING MA­ ISIS Mp 111 JIBS flce. Personable, RUGS BRAIDED - tour VOLVO DL, 82, Wine red, peting and 2 car garage. apartm ents. $410, $475, CHINE - $175 or best NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED non-smoker. Expe- TODAY’S size 37'/2" bv 22", $3.75 automatic, sun roof, Located In lovely area on $525, heat and hot water o tte r. 643-4816. W hite, CUSTOM HOURS rlenced preferred. Will Real Estate INCOME TAX each. One size 49’/2" bv 23,000 m iles. E xcellent IN MANCHESTER AREA cul-de-sac. Coll for de­ Included. J.D. Real Est­ large capacity. Moving. tra in . 649-3311. Real Estate 26'/2", $4.50. One size 47" condition. $10,300. 647- tails. Sentry Real Estate, ate, 646-1980. SERVICE SI. John St. 1 1 5 - 1 7 5 I bv 27'/2", $4.00. Call 646- 1583 evenings/weekends. Daisy Vest 643-4060. St. Lawrence St. all at c n ie n d S u . MEALS PROGRAM 3388. restmuimnts ^ I HOMES 3'/2 ROOM AP AR TM E N T ZINGLER'S INCOME I MISCELLANEOUS West Middle Turnpike 4 2 0 4 9 6 COORDINATOR FOR SALE MANCHESTER - Private home, heat, TAX SERVICE - Filing I FOR SALE SLIGHT PAINT DAM­ Alexander St. all B4?cause Fnendly is open trom early morning until late evening there are often appliances. Working sin­ Basic Favorite many part-time openings throughout the Friendly workday tor part-time waiters Part time, $6.00 per $149,900. TRUE C O N ­ personal and small busi­ AGE. Flashing arrow C e n te r S t. 467-553 odd only and waitresses gle adult only. No pets, hour. Responsible for GREEN MANOR RANCH T EM PO R AR Y L IV IN G In ness tax returns. In your BOYS CLOTHES - Pants, lighted signs. New other­ all It you re interested m part-time work put are only available during certain hours children. Call 643-2880. Lincoln St. perhaps during school hours aftef school or m the evening contact Fr.endly ordering food and sup- - with 3 bedrooms, fire­ this magnificent 7 room home. Since 1974. Also Shirts, Suit. Bootssizes12 wise, $259 complete, free S S i We may be able to customize a work schedule lust tor you Perkins St. all plies, scheduling place, all appliances,, Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 bookkeeping services - 18, suade vest. All good letters! Four left. Call a little space wwjii MANCHESTER - Three Ridgewood St. all Contact Manager: 199 Spencer St. cooks and helpers, ov­ screened In porch, PLUS baths, ceramic tiled kit­ available. Call Walt at condition. 646-8661 otter Im m m e dlate lv, 1-800-423- In the rig^ht place ^ by Norma bedroom duplex near P a r k S t. 7 3 - 1 5 7 erseeing service of a new furnace, root, gut­ chen 8, dining room, sky­ 646-5346. 0163, anytim e. Manchester, CT park and downtown. $480 3pm. 1 4 2 -1 9 8 food, bookkeeping, ters, storm ■ windows, lighted cathedral ceilings Tedford Chestnut St. 646-1437 plus utilities. 872-7786 af­ East Center SL 25-209 odd only fOUAl completing H.U.D. re­ vinyl siding, and a 1 8, sunken flreplaced sit­ NETKIN"S TAX SER­ ATARI 2600, Excellent KITCHENAID DIS­ 0e“ 0rt'uN ■ -rjfJH .Mi rjl ft work hard and make carpeting. Located on Nicely landscaped ward adjustables should be heat. 646-1379. Zoning Boord of Appeals' date of decision and Is for not coldly analys'd bt'fort' you FIREWOOD $3S.0(X) to $50,000 a year nice, quiet street! Reqlty grounds In extremely de­ more than five students at any one time • 29 Ridge Street. commlatlon. Call 800- join the band wagon First, ^HL O X P RJBC CX DSJG JVXPC sirable neighborhood. THREE ROOMS, second Appl. No. 1064 - St. B ridg e t Church • Special E xception ond va ­ 826-4875 or 800-826- World Frechette, 646- do not take an adjustable Oak Pallets, can 7709. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- mortgage based on its al floor, heat and applian­ riance approved with conditions: (1) Hours of operation of 4826. the carnival and the sole of beer shall be6:00P.M. tolOiOOP. 1591 o r 871-1400. lure of lou rates alone An ces, $375. Adults. No pets. be used for burn­ L EXNS JBG WJDDHJTS, OXP’NS ir/r adjustable may look Call 649-2236. M . on June 17-21,1985and 1:00 P .M . to 10:00 P .M . on June 22, SOUTH WINDSOR - g(K)d noN«, but note that it is 1985. (2) The applicant shall cooperate with the compliance ing, kindling, etc. $84,500. Bright and sunny BRICK! MANCHESTER- tied to one-year treastiry se of temporary “ no parking" signs placed on one side of Jo­ C all 646-0172. TXC CX VPO CRX YSAJDJCS 2 bedroom Condomi­ 80's. 4 bedroom home in euritie.’i and carries m MANCHESTER - Main seph Street and both sides of Pine HIM Rood by the Chief of WANTED caps' or I’jiymont-in Street, 3 rooms with stove Police. (3) Minimize litter by carnival potrons by providing Syndet Products, Inc. HOUSEWIVES nium. End unit with bay P p rte r Street Area. O rig i­ rease iirolection for future dolly cleaning of litter on the site and odlocent property Route 6 VXXUY.” — JEJB UHBT, SUPERINTENDENT nal owners are retiring 8i refrigerator. For more caused by the carnival operation. (4) No advertising of the SMALL window, sliders to pri­ years Secondly "c.ips"and Bolton, CT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "She's the kind of girl who and this traditional clas­ payment limil.s usually’ cost Inform ation, call 563-4438 availability of the sole of beer shall be visible off the pre­ For apartment complex vate patio, iV i baths, mises. - Northwest corner of Main and Woodland Street. MEDIUM climbed the ladder of success wrong by wrong " - Mae near Unlverilty of Cion- finished basement - gor­ s ic offers spacious money, iust like an insur­ or 529-7858. ance policy. For instance Appl. No. 1065 - L eonlldo and D aniel S u llivan - V a ria n ce ap­ LARGE West Earn Extra Money necticut. Mechanical and geous kitchen. Immacu­ rooms, huge porch, li­ Fannie Mae prices its ud proved with the conditions; (1) The use of the third floor Is FOUR ROOM APART­ maintenance backround. late - must be seen to be brary, flreplaced living Justable loans according to ‘ 1985 by NEA, Inc 170 MENT, Bolton. First not to be used os o separate rental unit, and Is to be devel­ Married couple preferred. appreciated! Realty ro o m a n d fully op - the degree of protection of oped In conlunctlon with the single fam ily use. (2) Modifica­ floor. Married couples. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Send raauma to Superin­ World Frechette Asso­ plionced kitchen. Ansaldl fered the Ixtrrower, the tions to the submitted plans os required bv the Connecticut PETS With Your Own tendent. Box 404, Bloom- higher the proti’cllon, the No pets. One month se­ Basic Building Code shall be permitted. - 51 Tanner Street. PHOTO-GUIDE ciates, 646-7709. built, which means top- tieto, CT 06002. higher the price c u rity . $350. 643-0926. All variances and special exceptions shall have an effective EXCLUSIVE guallty craftsmanship. dote In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ JUST LISTEDI END D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ONE BEDROOM partly tice of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's of­ 143 9 Use your Crazy Daisy Part Time Job UNIT. Spacious 2 bed­ 1591 o r 871-1400. Al TEDFOIU) REAL fice. Winder and crochet skill N(S^RoC6^THe-.R. furnished mobile home. 10-18 room townhouse In Royal ESTATE. CENTl'UY 21 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS to make this charming Single working adult Edword Coltman, Secretory 83 AQHA BCSKN G. Ex­ lACK OF A SeN6e Arms Condo! IV2 baths, wp areexlrem eiy knowl- cellent, 4H, Cutting, Polo, little vest. CUSTO M EXTRAS! - only. Lease. No children, Dated a t M anchester, C onnecticut this 1st day of A p ril, 1985. A classic shirtwaister No. 5640 has crochet OF HoM op. appliances, carpeting, edKPable In the area of Children’s hunter pros­ . . . and mothers with young children, bring them DELIVER M ANCHESTER - $89,900. flnanplng and w r keep pets. 643-2880. with a slightly flared A- and finishing directions full basement and a gor­ Immaculate home with 4 pect. 633-6272. Priced to Distributing Company up lo dale on the ever 003-04 line skirt. for sizes Small, Medium with you and save on baby sitting costs. geous 81 private rear 8, bedrooms, sewing room, sell. needs licensed, changing kinds of **croa MANCHESTER - Two No. 1439 with Photo- and Large (8-18) inclu­ side yard. Mid SO's. Blan­ Guide is in Sizes 10 to insured drivers with den with bar, (amlly live flniin’’ing'\ Ask un Bedroom Townhouse. TOWN OF MANCHESTER sive. chard 8> Rossetto Real­ LEGAL NOTICE RARE, UNUSUAL, 18. Size 12, 34 bust, 35^ Twenty-two Hours per week. cars or light trucks to room and pool with deck. any qucHliona >ou may F u lly appllanced kitchen. Is ordsr, ttsE $2.SQ, tar tack tors, 646-2482. Custom extras, bullt-lns, The Plannino and Zoning Commission will hold a public CRESTED, BANTAM yards of 46-inch. Salary plus gas allowance. deliver telephone have and chum pd arp we $535 monthly, Including pattsra, plat 509 tar paitait aa4 and a level fenced-ln ya rd heat and hot water. No hearing on Monday, April 15, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. In the Cafe­ CHICKEN. Buff Polish P a tte m t available only uadllai. directories in OPEN SUNDAY, 1 - 4pm, have the answers. Our teria, Marlin School, 140 Dartmouth Rood, Manchester, Cockerel. Easy to care in eitee thown. aaaEcaaoT Call m ake this o fine home In a pets. Lease plus security Connecticut lo heor and consider the following petition. Manchester, Ellington, 52 L A W T O N R O A D , office Is located on Rt. for and an Interesting Maackaatar HaraM Bolton and desired area. D.W. Fish deposit. 646-8352. BARNEY T, PETERMAN AND BARNEY T. PETERMAN, JR. - ZONE TO OBDEE, taaE $2.50 tar lack 118k kaa. al aamlcat MANCHESTER. Attrac­ 44A, Bolton Notch. Bol bird. $S.(XI. Call 649-6320. Haw Yack, a.Y. lOtaa surrounding areas. R ealty, 643-1591 o r 871- ton 647-9914. 24 hour ser­ CHANGE - GARDNER STREET (P-47) — To change the zoning pattara, plus 504 (tr paitata aaE SOUND INTERESTING? tive 3 bedroom home with 1400. THREE ROOM APART­ closslllcotlon trom Residence AA lo Planned Residence De­ aaaailui. Print Ntwa, M Pratt ttltk ZIP Now l'/3 baths, family room, vice — 7 days a week. velopment lor land of approximately 5.51 acres and to ap­ SIAMESE KITTENS FOR luzauauiTT CODE aaS l ^ t Hanktr. You can be a Herald Area Adviser Hours are flexible. MENT with appliances, Maudwstar HeraM den or 4th bedroom, din­ prove o General Plan o( Development lor the site os shown SALE - $75. Also: Goffin SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- not Including heat. Avail­ on the mao Included In the petition - 334 V Gardner Street; 9V, V ila me. ef AaMtcat and handle and supervise our Report to: ing room, huge enclosed SOUTH WINDSOR - Well HINT Cockatoos - $100.742-7636. a m Yaia, N.V. It O II lectiona and a FREE able M ay 1st. $325. Call 20V, 21V, 3tV , 32V, 41V, 42V, 51V & 52V Sunnvbrook D rive, Pattern Section in the carrier boys & girls. If you like kids rear porch, garage, kept 7 room Ranch. 3 “ Fannie Mae," the Federal Priat NaMa, MPrtia ■Ilk ZIP PRODISCO, INC. 646-8017. A t this hearing Interested persons m ay be heard and w ritte n COkl, kina Hamer aaU tin . ALBUM . Juat $3.00. — want a little independence and PLUS ERA’S ONE YEAR bedrooms, newer kit­ National Mortgage Assn., is DO A TWO-WAY favor ... c/o Knights of Columbus communicotlons received. A copy of this petition has been New FASHION with MOM at $1.2$ aaak your.own income . . . 647-9946 BUYERS PROTECTION chen, living room, dining the largest home-mortgage filed In the Town Clerk's oltice and mov be Inspected during get extra cash for your­ or 136 Main Street PRIVATE HOME - 4 Photo-Gnide pattema In k-IZt—OOLLS-OM am Haw. Haw PLAN! 80's. 01R: East room, large lower level money purchaser in the olllce hours, self and make It possible all alxe rangea, haa a ta Drati tkaaii kaw la aMka SMau Manchester, CT country. rooms, second door. ■/•i 647-9947 Middle Toke. to Vernon family room, tree stand­ PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION for someone else to enloy ■peelcial Grace Oile CoUee- a-iao - M a n a u aHiiTS. S4 Stove, refrigerator, heat Leo Kwdsh, Secretory ■leceB ted iMUMed EOE St. to Lawton Rd. Blan­ ing fireplace, attached and garage. 1 or 2 adults. those oolf Clubs you tio ii rger aisca; ploa —HEiiLooBiuieiwoig— chard & Rossetto Real­ garage. $89,000. U & R Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 1st day of April, 1985. 2 BONUS Conponsl M tyRM ef flMdlMrMft ildilt. No children or pets. $300. never use. Sell them with 0132— 70 IIVE tr KEEP — 49 OiMbyNCA me tors, 646-2482. R ealty Co., 643-2692. 643-0190. 002-04 a wai)t ad. « Price $2.00 RtidlnrMk Kmm to Mke. i 20 - MANCHP:STKR HP:RALD, Mondiiv, April 1, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS BOLTON WEATHER BUSINESS Ferguson to join Hagenow’s thrift has I I Finance board cuts I I Clouds stay tonight; Board of Directors Players In stitches | | school spending plan I I sunnier Wednesday Avoid pitfalls of self-employment In B rief ... page 10 ... page 11 ... page 9 ... page 2 Atwood gets Many years ago, when I helped originate what was your kitchen, be sure you know what the Board of promotion to become a fabulously successful and rewarding Health requires you to do. Failure to register could weekly newsletter on U.S. government securities, I have dire consequences for your customers, for your Robyn Atwood of wrote the entire letter on a bridge table tucked into the Your business and for your reputation. Manchester has been corner of the bedroom; all the promotion and Money's 4. Similarly, don't forget to register with the state so promoted to traffic publicity was done on a table folding into the kitchen you can get a sales tax number. As a legitimate coordinator at Selwyn wall; the situation took on the appearance of a Worth enterprise, your business will have benefits including and Associates, a West business only when the letter was handed to a access to trade shows, discounts from wholesalers, Hartford advertising messenger sent late every Friday night by the Sylvia Porter the like. and public relations printing company. 5. Don't overlook and don't reject backup help. firm. She was formerly Hanrkatrr MrralJi Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm This was indeed a home-based business, and strict Running a business from home and running a home administrative assist­ Tuesday, April 2, 1985 — Single copy: 25 In a copyright story. The Cour­ manager of the project and ant said Sunday that management Scoville to Century, including the Chief State's Attorney Austin J. McGuigan or other investigators. O'Neill, of the consulting firm Fuss officials took advantage of loop­ transfer of the pension plan debt. McGuigan disclosing that the chief In a letter last week to Burns, state's attorney’s office is now McGuigan said his office is investi­ & O’Neill, was listed as agent. holes in federal pension laws to run Under that sale agreement. up the debt, $18.1 million of which it $%000 IRA WILL BE looking into paving contracts gating "vendor-in-place” con­ The condominiums would be Century paid Scoville $11 million in awarded in 1983 and 1984. tracts awarded by the Department called Country Club Estates. inherited from Scoville Inc. when cash and agreed to accept the $18 1 the company changed hands nine Bums, in a responding memo­ of Transportation in 1983 and 1984. A plan of development submitted million pension fund debt. randum dated Friday and made McGuigan requested that all years ago. Herakj photo by Bashaw with the application showed six Century Brass Products Inc. public today, criticized the veil of records dealing with the contracts residential areas surrounded by secrecy imposed on investigations be made available to his office and went into official bankruptcy in WORTH $3,52871, A volunteer firefighter from the Eighth Monday night on Loomis Street. various recreation spaces, includ­ Colt workers by McGuigan's office and said he that two DOT workers be assigned March. Century and Scoville offi­ Utilities District rides a hydraulic tower Firefighters battled the flames and ing open recreation areas and cials deny they abused pension wants to know now of any wrongdo­ to assist in the investigation. overlook spaces with views of the laws, but admit that neither stay on the job or if you put away $2,250-which you’re entitled to if ing that has been found. Burns, in his reply, said he would up to the roof of a burning warehouse heavy smoke for almost four hours. company expects to pay that debt. "If there are serious probiems in provide "appropriate coopera­ adjoining golf course. There is a HARTFORD (UPIl - Workers As a result. Century officials this department or with the indus­ tion,” but denied the request for brook running through the at Colt Industries Inc. rejected a have alerted the federal Pension you have a non-workmg spouse-your IRA will pay off tries we are doing business with, I the two workers to be assigned to property. contract offer and voted to stay on Benefit Guaranty Corp. that they want to know about it and I want assist McGuigan’s office. Blaze at warehouse leaves The planned open spaces are in the job while city officials have plan to ask it to take over the the public to know about it — now Instead, Burns said he had addition to areas which would be offered over $1.8 million to keep the at $3,969.80! The Savings Bank of Manchester re^ y — not two, three or four years from company's pension plan for blue- designated his executive assistant left in a natural state, the plan company open now,” Burns wrote. to handle any requests from the collar workers. indicated. Federal officials said what hap­ believes this has to be just about the most rewarding Bums was apparently referring chief state's attorney's office for firms temporarily homeless The company's 800 workers in According to the application, the pened at Century Brass Products the military firearms division in to allegations raised by McGui­ documents or other information. Inc. is a classic example of abuse gan's office that the state was Bv Sarah Passell condominiums would include vari­ Hartford's South Meadows plant Individual Retirement Account you’ll find today. If you Meanwhile, McGuigan faced England Woodworking Co. in the adjoining Manchester Oil Heat Co. of the nation's pension laws. cheated out of thousands of doliars Herald Reporter ations on townhouse and ranch- agreed Friday not to strike even problems on another front. middle of the warehouse at 61 and another warehouse occupied While the Century pension plan though the three-year contract was under 1981 Department of Trans­ Loomis St. O’Marra said the blaze by separate businesses. style homes containing between called for workers with 30 yars" haven’t yet opened a 1984 IRA, this is a great way to do it - portation contracts for paving A special legislative committee It took Eighth Utilities District 1,300 and 1,,500 square feet of space. voted down. investigating the state's criminal was declared under control about O'Marra said the fire caused the service who retire in their early 60s materials. firefighters nearly four hours They would all be two-bedroom State Economic Development justice system has started the half an hour later, although roof to buckle over the center of t he to receive about $4,300 a year, the Commissioner John J. Carson said Although the allegations involve Monday night to conquer a two- firefighters stayed on the scene building and twisted the ceiling units except for six ranch units, and get a break on your ’84 income taxes, to boot. If you contracts from 1981, the report by process for hiring its special federal corporation pays only Friday the state has offered Colt a alarm fire inside a Loomis Street until nearly 10:30 p.m. rafters. Regius estimated the which would have one bedroom an inspector in the chief state's counsel. about an average $2,400, The $1.2 million grunt to help renovate warehouse filled with flammable Some containers of epoxy, paint, extent of damage at around and a loft. Courant said. attorney’s office wasn't turned The 14-member panel met for liquids. the plant the company leases. And have opened an ’84 IRA, then this 5-year IRA can get you solvents and paint thinners were $200,000. He said he expects to have The application also included an And that federal corporation Hartford has offered the company over to the DOT until this year. about 10 minutes Monday and The fire left at least two engulfed in the fire but did not the damaged part of the warehouse The DOT, under a directive from authorized its co-chairmen and a extensive traffic study which con­ itself in in trouble, with a deficit of $640,000, according to Philip A. a good jump on 1985. Act now. Do a little comparison Manchester businesses homeless, explode, O’Marra said. rebuilt. close to $500 million. If Century Wheeler, president of Local 376 of Burns, is currently investigating' minority Democratic member to fire department spokesman Tho­ Fire officials had not determined There were four people inside cluded that the development would gets permission to terminate its the United Auto Workers. those allegations, taking testim­ negotiate with former Superior mas R. O’Marra said today. what started the fire this morning. the building when the fire started, not increase traffic beyond the pension fund, that will resultin Wheeler said the company wants shopping, if you like. Then call or come in to any one of ony at public hearings in Newing­ Court Judge Francis J. McCarthy No one was injured in the fire, But O’Marra said there is no O’ Marra said. All four are em­ capacity of South Main Street. "probably the biggest hit the a strike so it can move the plant ton with Assistance from a special of Wethersfield to take the coun­ which started at around 6:30 p.m. evidence of arson. ployees of RGM, which occupies The plan stated that the develop­ pension corporation has ever operation and then blame the our offices. After a ll,^ ^ ^ '^ ^ counsel, an auditing firm and a sel's job (story on page 7), in space occupied by the New Both the woodworking company one end of the building far from the ment could be served by existing taken" for a fund the size of union. and Dawn Enterprises, a flooring worst of the blaze, he said. water and sewer service and that company headquartered inside the Flames leapt through the roof of utilities could be provided easily. buil(iing, will be at least temporar­ the one-story warehouse as fire­ The proposed development is ily displaced by the damage, fighters arrived on the scene, he Annual Interest Rate north of Shallowbrook Lane and U.S., Canadian reps warehouse owner Robert Regius said. A total of 66 district volunteer said today. firefighters were on hand to battle near the Glastonbury town border. Although the other four compan­ the flames and heavy smoke. The It is south and on the opposite side Ink pipeline agreement OTHER BANKS ies with space inside tne building town of Vernon sent one engine and of South Main Street from a suffered less severe damage, a crew of 13 firefighters to help, condominium development cur­ HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (UPI) — because ... several thousand new O’ Marra said the town building O'Marra said. rently being constructed by MIP A preliminary agreement has been jobs will be created In this Effective Annual Yield department has ordered that elec­ A temporary lack of water Associates. signed to build a 337-mile natural province," said Premier John trical power to the building remain pressure in nearby hydrants The Planning and Zoning Com­ gas pipeline from Canada to New Buchanan. "The Northeastern shut off until some of the damage is briefly hampered efforts to douse mission has scheduled a public England over the next five years, CAN OFFER YOU repaired. The other businesses United States will benefit because the blaze, O'Marra said. He said hearing on the condominium appli­ officials said. they will have access to our supply include A&B Cooling and Heating, firefighters laid large supply hoses cation for May 20. Alfred Sieffert, The agreement, which must still of natural gas to provide heat and 12.03% Custom Diamond Tool, Tierini’s from two far away hydrants, one be approved by regulatory agen­ light for their homes, offices and Auto Engineering and RGM Rac­ 700 feet from the building on chairman of the zoning commis­ cies in the United States and factories," These rates in effect March 27 ing Enterprises. Griffin Road and another about 500 sion, said Monday night that the Canada, would clear the way for through April 2,1985. AnVYOFFTHIS meeting may have to be scheduled A pipeline was first proposed in Regius is also owner of the feet away on Canterbury Street. construction of the $390 million 1979 but was delayed when the in an auditorium such as Martin pipeline from Sabie Island, about Once your IRA is open, the rate is fixed for Canadians decided to export natu­ the full term. Interest is compounded contin­ School because of possible opposi­ 110 miles off the Nova Scotia coast, ral gas at Niagara Falls, N.Y. That tion to the.proposal. to Medford, Mass., uously from day of deposit until day^of with­ Panel ends jobless plan line supplies New York, Connecti­ drawal or maturity. According to FDIC GOOD? Another proposal for condomini­ The proposed pipeline would cut and Massachusetts and will regulations, any withdrawal from a time sav­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ums by Barney T. Peterman Sr. supply 300 million cubic feet of gas soon supply Valley Gas in Rhode the program, opting instead forthe ings account before maturity results in a sub­ Republican-led Senate Finance phase out. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. off per day, the energy equivalent of Island. stantial penalty. -'f .lA.l' ■ Committee voted today to phase The program, which provides 52,000 barrels of oil a day. The The agreement signed Friday, Gardner Street has received exten­ out a program of supplemental additional jobless benefits for price will be competitive with gas which will result in a more direct sive opposition from residents in unemployment benefits that about 340,000 people who have used New England now buys from the pipeline, only became feasible the South Farms subdivision. The serves about 340,000 Americans. up their 26 weeks of regular state southwestern United States, gas after the discovery of natural gas hearing on that application is By a 16-0 vote, the panel payments, expired Monday, mak­ officials said. in marketable amounts in the scheduled for April 15 at Martin "It’s a really excellent day in the approved a bill that would allow no ing this the last week of eligibility. Sable Island area. Officials said new recipients, but would allow School. area of energy development," said there is enough gas at the field, Final checks are to be sent out next Rhode Island Gov. Edward Di- those currently on the program to week. called Venture, to sell to Canadi­ receive the checks they have Prete, who attended the signing With Congress planning to begin ans and to make the New England coming. Anything more generous. ceremony Friday along with state a recess at week's end. Demo­ Inside Today pipeline feasible. Senate Republican leaders Public Utilities Commission Chair­ of Manchester cratic forces have fought to extend Gas officials said they expected argued, would certainly be met man Edward Burke. to file for approval with the U.S. Herald photo by Tarquinlo the program for three months on a "It is a very important miles­ with a veto from President 20 pages, 2 sections Federal Energy Regulatory Com­ Hearing about the budget Reagan. limited basis, which would cost tone," said Burke, who has been mission and the Canadian National about $430 million. NmcM ct: M>ln 51. (Main OHIte); PuinnII Plata (Otiar In); Burr Corners Shopping Cenler. East Cenler SI.; Hartlord Bd al MiKea SI ; Corner Broad SI & W Middle Toh (AuloBanh “ •) On the other side of Capitol Hill, .12 Obituaries. pushing for years to get the Energy Board within 60 to 90 days. Sh^RllePlaia at S inter SI.; Shopping Cenler al Noilh End. East Haettwd: Burnside Aye.; Pulnam Bridge Plaia. (o M *: Bollon Nolch al RIe. 44A Andover Andover Shoooino Plaia Opinion . Member F.DiC. Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny, left, the Democratic-controlled House However, the Senate Republican Area towns, pipeline built. "After several de­ S « « l WMnon Sullivan Ave. Shopping Cenler. AlMoed: luntllon RIes. 44 4 74. EoiHoed: RIe I9B neil lo posi oKIte EosI Wlndsw; luncllon Rles! 5 4 140 Tel 646-170o” ^ ^ ( s 3 hearing Monday night on the proposed Clastiflad__ .16-1Q Peopletalk. Planning and approval is expected Eir u I OpRoeliinlty Under Ways and Means Committee was leadership has argued that it will lays ... they appear to be back on to take about two years with and Manchester General Manager budget for the coming fiscal year. Only Com ics. , 0 Sports. track." examining the same issue and go along with nothing more lucra­ Entertainment . 12 Television . another three years set aside for Robert Weiss exchange an apparently two persons criticized any portion of the L o tte ry _ 2 Weather__ "Nova Scotians will benefit indications were that Democrats tive than the $180 million phhse construction of tlje pipeline. pleasant observation during a public budget proposal. See story on page 3. would abandon their plan to extend out, /

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