21 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. April 6. 1982 ' Architect doubts hall Blizzard cuts Reagan off can make theater sports schedule to the sun Got a question about IRAs? Our ... page 3 IL ... page 11 ... page 4 free, 40 page handbook has your answer! The Savings Bank of Manchester Cold tonight, Manchester, Conn. warmer Thursday Wednesday, April 7, 1982 has written the book on Individual — See page 2 Single copy 25tp Retirement Accounts. Everything ■BiSSS you need to know, front the simple to the complicated, National Guard helps is explained in your Individual Retirement Answers book. with blizzard cleanup Got a question about IRAs? By Dennis C. MllewskI Get the answer-your answer- United Press International . A phalanx of snowplows bolstered by National Guard vehicles battled today to clear streets, roads and from the Savings Bank highways of more than a foot of snow left by the first-ever April bliz­ zard to hit Connecticut. of Manchester. “We have never put up a blizzard warning before for April,” said a National Weather Service spokesman in Windsor Locks. "This is the first time. AH our blizzards have come in February.” The weather service said 14 inches of snow was recorded Tuesday at the weather service station at Bradley International Airport, the most snow ever recorded in the state in April. Record-low temperatures for an April 6 also were recorded. ‘ 'The blizzard that produced peak wind gusts of 52 mph in the Bridgeport area prompted Gov. William O’Neill to order a limited mobilization of the Army National Savings Bank Guard to help clear the snow drifts and abandoned vehicles that littered UPl photo streets and highways and hampered GOV. O’NEILL CALLS OUT NATIONAL GUARD of Manchester snowplow operations. . Ma). Gen. John Freund commands blizzard battlers O’Neill, whose car was stuck in the snow until pushed out by Manchester: .Main Street Main Office ; Purnell Place Drive In); bystanders, said guard armories in Burr Corners Shopping Center; hast Center Street; Manchester Parkade; wheel-drive vehicles were ordered He put out a sign that read: “Merry Hartford Road at .McKee; Shopritc Plaza at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping Hartford, West R iurtf^, Rockville, to patrol major highways to help Christmas. Only 23 more shopping Q-nier at North End. East Hartford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Bridge Plaza Manchester and Eniiieid also were Related stories stranded motorists. Despite ithe days left.;' ^Iton: Bolton Notch at Route 44A. Andover: Andover Shopping Plaza. opened Tuesday night to provide hazardous driving, state police Most businesses closed early in South Windsor: Sullivan .Avenue Shopping Center. refuge to stranded motorists. Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44A. Telephone 646-1700. on pages 4 and 5 reported no serious accidents. the day Tuesday to give employees a The storm forced the cancellation O’Neill urged state residents to chance to get tiome before the bliz­ The Express Bank of Senate and House sessions at the Eastford: .Monday & Fridav, Ric. 198 next to post office. Tel. 974-3613. stay at home Tuesday night ‘‘and zard conditions became worse Scotland: Tuesdav & Wednesday, across from post office. Tel. 423-0523 Capitol in Hartford Tuesday, along certainly tomorrow (Wednesday)” during the afternoon. Sprague: Thursday & Saturday, 18 W. Main St. Tel. 822-6319. with schools and scheduled public Burns, whose comments were if travel was not essential, although The state Transportation Depart­ Member F.D.I.C. Herald photo by Tarquinlo activities. State offices and many echoed on the local level by officials he predicted roads would be in ment sent its commuter buses into 1 2 J Equal Opportunity Lender businesses shut down early. in several communities. better shape for rush-hour travel operation two hours earlier than KEVIN MoBREAlRTY IS DOQ TIRED In addition, states of emergency O’Neill issued the limited today. normal while cars were added to . . . spent the night plowing at MCC were declared in Hartford and New National Guard mobilization order Northeast Utilities, the state’s Conrail New^ Haven line trains to Haven Tuesday evening, buses at the State Armory in Hartford largest power company, reported help carry commuters home from became stuck in snow drifts in Hart­ where he spent Tuesday evening to few power outages Tuesday. “We jobs in New York City. ford and airports around the state help coordinate efforts to cope with have been very, very fortunate,” a $2,000 self-employed earnings to the Keogh plan goals is to be financially independent, this is the best halted flights. the storm. spokesman said. We’ll help you with _ time for her to get started. Retirement may be for older State Department of Transporta­ The order activated about 300 The Bridgeport area recorded 6 this year. The maximum annual contribution allowed Almost no one tion crews were out in force to clear guard members, who were in­ inches of snow, setting a record for Samples today Individual Retirement Answers in a Keogh is $15,000 or 15% of self-employed earnings, people, but preparation is for young people. Stacey the snow, with about 800 trucks and structed initially to help the city of April, and temperatures that dipped could put $500 into an IRA and be able to watch it 1,500 workers involved in the Hartford clear streets of “an inor­ to 20 degrees, eclipsing the old mark The Manchester Herald today whichever is less. cleanup at an estimated cost of $40,- dinate number of stranded vehicles of 28 set on April 6, 1970. continues its sampling program for your own Individual grow rapidly into her own personal nest egg for the 000 an hour. on the streets,” a spokesman for the Despite the rough weather, the to bring copies of the newspaper Lois Harding is 40 years old and future. If she gets into the habit of making yearly "i have no doubt that this storm governor said. "They’re just plain owner of the Campus Market on to non-subscribers in Retirement Account. escapes effect will break our snow budget,” said contributions as early as this, she will achieve he? out of wreckers.” Broad Street in Hartford apparently Manchester. has had an IRA for four years. It DOT Commissioner J. Willjam About 40 of the guard’s four- found some humor in the conditions. With new law changes, in effect since January 1,1982, now contains $6,500, all of which aim painlessly. everyone who earns income can open an IRA. You not she currently has in a 2 V2-year V only build for the future but enjoy tax benefits. And Certificate of Deposit'at the Sav­ Whatever your questions are, we have the answers. of freak snow Timv defer taxes each year that you save. But everyone’s ings Bank of Manchester. Her CD Our 40 page handbook gives you all the facts you need financial situation is different; your retirement goals Haig will seek matures in one year. She was in an to know about IRAs. It tells you when and how to qual­ are different; and so are your questions. That’s why They called in the National Guard, ManchesterChamber of Ck>mmerce. automobile accident recently ify for an IRA, as well as how to choose and set up a they closed down Main Street for “That’s what we’ve been asking for the Savings Bank of Manchester has written a straight­ which left her com pletely di^ funding vehicle. In the back of the book is a worksheet, awhile, stores and banks were for a long time.. People don’t have forward, comprehensive source of IRA information. closed, classes and meetings were eight million mounds of snow to abled. As a result, she needs the so you can discover for yourself what your particular ' postponed, motorists were stranded For you. climb over this way and the snow Falklands deal IRA money and would like to IRA answer is. and the hospital set up something of doesn’t stay there as long, because Whatever questions you may have about IRAs, we’ll withdraw A e entire amount a temporary hotel for its employees. they can clear it up in 24 hours. Of course, the banking counselors at the Savings Bank The reason was the freak A portion of Main Street between WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ help you find your answers. Here are just a sample of May she do so? Are there of Manchester are always available to help you with any springtime blizzard which struck Middle Turnpike and Center Street dent Reagan is sending Secretary of the questions and topics that your Individual Retire­ Manchester Tuesday, dumping 13 in­ was closed for about a half hour at State Alexander Haig to London and any penalties? problem you may have. We think the best way to start Related stories, ment Answers handbook covers. ches of snow on the area and pum­ 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, because vehicles Buenos Aires to try to negotiate a Because she is totally dis- /jul. thinking about an IRA, though, is with all the facts. ping ih winds which gusted to about were having trouble navigating the solution to Falkland Islands dispute, photo on page 7 abled, there are no penalties 60 miles and hour. hilly stretch, police said. . the White House announced today. Charlie Abbot has income this year So send for our free handbook. Individual Retirement Town highway personnel, who had The White House said that Haig, whatsoever for withdrawing Answers, by filling out the coupon below. Or call us been working since early Tuesday POLICE PATROL Capt. Joseph who had been scheduled to leave this from a number of sources: the funds. When she withdraws any of the funds, how­ morning, went on overtime to clear Brooks said this morning there were morning with President Reagan for at 646-1700. the roads, and they were five storm related accidents, but no a five-day trip to the Caribbean will Wages as a bookkeeper for a ever, she will be required to pay income taxira on that injuries. Most of the accidents in. mediate to his capital. The law requires substantial interest and tax penalties for withdrawals from an supplemented by -outside contrac­ stay behind and then fly to Britain Earlier, Haig met with British local restaurant - $15,000 amount in the year in which she withdraws it. IRA prior to age 5916. tors. volved vehicles spinning off the and Argentina. road, he said. Ambassador Sir Nicholas Hender­ Earnings as a part-time carpen­ Downtown, on Main Street, the The White House said Reagan son who refused to discuss the snow was plowed to the center of the “Motorists were pretty cautious ordered Haig to handle the ter (self-employed) - $2,000 last night and this morning,” said possibility of U.S. mediation, saying Stacey Devito is an 18-year-old giri street — as merchants bad previous­ Falklands mission at the request of that the immediate task was “to Interest income from an WHATSMY ly demanded — instead of to the side Brooks. “There were relatively lit­ Argentina and Britain. who has been earning money for tle problems.” remove the aggressor, the usurper, of the street, as had been done White House communications from the Falklands.” inheritance - $3,000 the past two years working part- Gov. William A. O’Neill earlier in the year to save money. director David Gergen announced Argentine military] labor He has never had an IRA, but has time in a local department That p leas^ the Main Street authorized a selective alert of the that Haig had canceled his plans to National Guard. In Manchester, two and political leaders, including ac- heard that he is eligible for one. store. So far this year she has merchants. accompany the president on his trip “I’m delighted,” said Joseph Gar- dozen guardsmen went on duty at 8 to the Caribbean, and instead was Plea»e lurn top a g e 10 What are his options? earned $1,000 and she now has man, chairman of the downtown p.m. Tuesday and were released this likely to depart for London this . Since Charlie’s earned income for $1,000 in her savings account. retail division of the Greater morning according to Capt. Bruce evening. Byrne, the officer in charge of the Gergen said Haig will conduct this year is $17,000 (the $3,0(X) inter­ Her father has been talking to INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ANSWER Manchester Armory. meetings most likely at the foreign “Our missions, primarily, were to Inside today est income is not earned income, her about setting up an IRA Please send me my free IRA handbook. Mail to: Savings Bank minsterial level with officials in Three cheers assist on the roads and highways both London and Buenos Aires. 28 pages, 4 sections and therefore is ineligible for IRA with at least half of the money, of Manchester, 923 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040. stranded motorists,” said Byrne. Three cheers for our U.S. officials said Tuesday they Advice ...... 20 consideration), he may open an IRA but she thinks it’s too early for "We assisted a pumber of people in believe the United States has about Area towns ...... 22 Manchester Herald carriers! getting their, vehicles off the road and contribute the maximum $2,000 for this year. her to think about a retirement Name- Eiespite the blizzard that one week in which to work out a Business...... 25, 28 and provided transpo^tibn for peo­ peaceful settlement before the Classified...... 2^28 Assuming he earns at least $2,000 in subsequent years, fund. “That’s for old people, swept through town yesterday, ple who, for various reasons, were Address. stalling cars, flitting down Herald photo by Tarquinto possibility of a military clash - Comics...... 23 he may continue to contribute the maximum each year not for kids!” Is Stacey r^ t? sloping in their cars or had run out becomes likely. Entertainment ...... 21 Q ty— ------. State. -Zip. g£hp9l$. and J>u^esses,_ and of gas.” (providing the regulations are not changed). Is it possible for her to set up snarling traffic, most of tEe MCC Staff takes day off A British flotilla of ships is headed Lottery...... 2 He said NaUonal Guard vehicles across the Atlantic and is expected Obituaries ...... lo * anl^? Telephone------. Date of birth. youngsters got through. also patrolled IntersUte 84, to the In addition to his IRA, Charlie could set up a Keogh Our hats (our mittens, our John Crowley, secretary of the Manchester Community College to arrive there in about a week. Opinion...... 6 Massachusetts border, to assist Peopletalk...... 2 It is not only possible for Stacey to set up an Soda! Security Number - gloves, our snow boots) are off stranded njAtorists. teachers’ union chapter, waits In a parking lot at MCC today for Haig met 'Tuesday afternoon and plan with his self-employed earnings as a carpenter. evening with Argentine officials, in­ Sports...... 11-14 IRA for herself but it’s also a good idea. If one of her to them. They’re/ a truly Byrne raid two local residents other staff members who planned to carpool to the Capitol Under the new regulations, he can contribute 15% of his Married?------. Spouse working?. dedicated bunch. today to lobby against a proposed higher education cluding Foreign Minister Nicandor Television ...... 21 reorgonizatlon bill. Instead of teaching. Costas Mendez, who said that he Weather ...... 2 Please turn to page 10 was transmitting the U.S. offer to MANCHESTER HERALD', Wed., April 7, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., April 7, 1982 - :t news Briefing New bakery and home Doctor denies No discipline altering document In n-pump Incident for Sapienza and kin CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (U P I) - A ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The chair­ ■ I . . I Z Z 3 — doctor denies accusations by Procter & man of the Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ UWI W tA T N in POTOCAS1 A Gamble that he altered a death cer­ sion says he is not planning to discipline By Raymond T. DeMeo blocks away on New Britain coutrimenls familiar. "W e bring in tificate so the family of a young woman officials who softened a report on alleged Herald Reporter Avenue. all the equipment from our old could blame her death on Rely tampons deficiencies in nuclear plant pumps His new location, like his old, is on store,” Sapienza says. and claim millions in damages from manufactured by a Vermont firm. ' ' HARTFORD — Franco Sapienza a busy street corner, the intersec­ P&G. NRC Chairman Nunzio Palladino said and his family have a new bakery — tion of White Street and Hillside Business is good, he says, despite Dr. John Jacobs, who treated Patricia ’Tuesday an investigation is continuing and a new home. Avenue. Sapienza and his family live competition from numerous other Kehm for toxic shock syndrome linked to into meetings between NRC officials and Weather For 10 years, Sapienza ran the in an apartment a few houses down Italian bakeries in Hartford’s South the use of Rely tampons, told a federal representatives of the Hayward Tyler Roma Italian Pastry Shop in the Odd the street. End. “ Sure, there are a lot of other jury Tuesday a P&G attorney falsely ac- Pump Co. of Burlington. Following the Fellows Building on 519 Main St. in It’s a fine looking shop. Mirrors, bakeries, but there are also a lot of c u ^ him of altering Mrs. Kehm's death meeting, an agency report was changed, Manchester. When the building was new gold wallpaper and vigorous Italians," he says. certificate to list TSS as the cause of allegedly to satisfy objections by com­ condemned in November, he potted plants give it a bright, death. pany representatives. Extended outlook searched around town for a new healthy atmosphere. Above the cash But he adds that business will Jacob's testimony in the civil wrongful Palladino said tougher guidelines are location, but had no luck. register, icons of Christ and the have to get better, much better, death trial brought by Mrs. Kehm's hus­ being issued and a separate office of in­ Extended outlook for New England Friday through Virgin Mary cast benevolent gazes before he can recoup his investment In January Sapienza, his wife, band appeared to damage P&G's vestigation created to prevent any future Sunday: down on visitors. in the new store. defense that either Mrs. Kehm never had Guiseppina, and daughter, Tina, problems. MaBsarhusello, Rhode Island and Connecllcutz It wasn’t always this way. Sapien­ Sapienza seems happy in his new the disease or it was caused by moved to Hartford’s South End. Chance of snow Friday, fair and continued cold Satur­ za says he took out a bank loan to surroundings. But when he talks something other than Rely. Her family's Their new* bakery is called the day and Sunday. Daytime highs will be mostly in the 30s help finance $15,000 worth of im­ about Manchester, a touch of suit seeks more th^n $30 million in Siracusa Pastry and Bake Shop, Friday and Saturday and in the 40s Sunday. Overnight provements he made to the shop. bitterness creeps into his voice. " I damages. after the Italian province of Faculty strike lows will be generally in the 20s. ‘"The building very bad,” he says, spend 10 years in Manchester, fixing Mrs. Kehm, 25, mother of two young Siracusa where Sapienza was bom. Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of snow north and in barely intelligible English. " I up the place, and I have to leave. So daughters, used Rely tampons for the angers students rain or snow south Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. HeraM photo by DeMeo Sapienza wanted to keep his have to fix everything, electrical, much trouble, so much work ... and I first time Sept. 2, 19W. She died during shop’s old name, but found it was floors ... everything.” UPI p ho to PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - ’The first Highs in the upper 20s to upper 30s Friday and Saturday FRANCO SAPIENZA DISPLAYS FANCY PASTRY have to leave.” emergency treatment at Mercy Hospital already claimed — by the Roma His old custoniers would find faculty strike in the lO^year history of rising into the 30s and 40s Sunday. Lows in the 20s pnd . . . in his new bakery In Hartford’s South End four days later. Bakery and Pastry Shop a few many of the new shop’s ac- Today In history the Rhode Island School of Design has 30s Friday falling to the teens and 20s Saturday and Sun­ angered many, of the school’s 1,600 day. Avalanche victim, On April 7, 1927 the first successfurdemonstration of long distance students facing graduation in six weeks, Vermont: A chance of rajn or snow Friday and fair For Cheney Hall television was made between New York and Washington. D.C. Walter Negotiators for the school and the and dry Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will be may lose feet S. Gifford, president of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., is National Eklucation Association-Rhode well below normal Friday and Saturday. Expect lows of seen talking to and viewing Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover. Island met for a second day ’Tuesday, but 15 to 25 and highs of 35 to 45. It will be warmer Easter SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (U P I) - failed to reach a contract settlement for ' Sunday, with lows in the 20s and highs in the mid 40s to April Shower of Diamonds Doctors are closely watching a woman the 80 full-time and 50 part-time instruc­ low 50s. who survived five days of being buried in tors. Theater seen impractical an avalanche to determine whether her Truck explodes; Jury deliberating The major stumbling blocks appear to frostbitten feet can be saved from am­ seven people die murder case be: the type of control the administra­ Today’s forecast putation. tion should have on outside professional By Nancy Thompson begun), said Cheney Hall to be put in to restore the purpose of a theater with "It was done very Anna Conrad was in guarded but good High wind warning in effect today. Very windy and OAKLAND, Calif. (U P I) - A Unker- LOWELL, Mass. (U P I) - For the work by the faculty and procedures to be Herald Reporter was never meant to be a building, a new structure limited use? If someone hurriedly to get some idea condition at a hospital in Truckee, Calif., cold, horthwest winds gusting to over 50 mph at times. truck carrying 8,800 gallons of gasoline third time since 1975, a Lowell Superior followed when a faculty contract comes theater. that would be better suited feels it’s historically of cost,” he said. “ That with doctors also looking for signs of Considerable blowing and drifting of snow. Scattered Cheney Hall can either jackknifed and exploded into flames ear-. Court is deliberating the guilt or in­ up for renewal. ■ “ This is not a theater. It to theater could be built. significant, then it’s worth was to get us into the blood poisoning. flurries becoming partly sunny by afternoon. Highs in be restored historically or I ly today, turning a highway tunnel into a nocence of Gordon Haas, accused of The RISD student government has is a town hall that has a Johnson also warned of it. But you have to pay for ballpark, whether it was She was found Monday in a coffin-sized the upper 20s. Clear and cpld tonight with diminishing made into a good theater, giant blast furnace that trapped and murdering his wife and two Children in urged students to take a “ neutral” posi­ stage. A stage does not the danger of not investing it.” half a million, a million or space under a row of lockers that had winds. Lows 15 to , 20, Mostly sunny and warmer but not both, according to a killed seven people, police said. their Ipswich home on June 26, 1973. tion in the strike, but several have joined make a theater,” Rojo enough money in the $1.5 million. ’They weren’t fallen across a bench in an A-frame Thursday, Highs 40 to 45. Northwest winds 35 to 45 mph professional theater NEITHER ROJO nor The sp^tacular 12:16 a.m. crash shut A seven-woman, five-man jury began the picket line and some have continued said. restoration in the effort to cost estimates.” building at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort. with gusts to over 50 mph today, diminishing winds designer. Johnson made cost es­ down the'tunnel connecting Oakland and deliberations late Tuesday after final to use classrooms. “ You can go into any have a usable auditorium She had been missing for 115 hours. tonight, west winds 15 to 25 mph ’ITiursday. Jerry Rojo, head of the timates of the price of FitzGerald said the its suburbs in Contra Costra County. The “ The buildings are open and the place and put on a play,” quickly. Seven others had be^n killed by the arguments and the charge from Judge University of Connecticut’s renovating the building. renovation effort could California Highway Patrol said the iden­ John T. Ronan. They were sequestered studios are availab le,” said Joan he added. “ To design a “ You can take a building avalanche. theater department and a ’The town has been working cost more. tities of the victims were not immediate­ Slafsky, a RISD spokeswoman. Michael theater that will make that at one point had a Dr. Roger Mason told reporters at overnight and scheduled to resume National Forecast theater designer, said he on a $500,000 estim ate ly known. deliberations today. Leva, an apparel design student from theater people happy is great deal of charm and, Tahoe Forest Hospital Tuesday, surgery By United Press International toured the historic building made by an architect from FitzGerald has main­ The open heart in each of these 14k yellow Necklace $185. The first rescuers to make it inside the Haas, a 38-year-old former Lechmere Morristown, N.J., said he will take ad­ Los Angeles c more difficult.” for expedient reasons, not performed Monday night to clear blood City & Fcst Hi L o Pep Louisville pc earlier this year on behalf the Cambridge, Mass., tained all along that the gold pieces is set with a genuine dia'mond. Double strand bracelet $180. tunnel described a scene of horror, with Sales executive, is charged with wrap­ vantage of them. Albuquerque w 66 47 .... Memphis Among the problems spend enough money on it clots may not solve circulation problems {tc of Manchester Community firm of Gelar- restoration will be done Buy the set or the individual piece that Ring $130. people burned beyond recognition ping plastic bags around the heads of his Anchorage cy 42 S .... Miami Bech pc Rojo cited in converting and end up with a small in Miss Conrad's feet. Asheville c 41 25 .... Milwaukee cy College. din/Bruner/Cott. The historically, not to make ticKles your fancy. They're great values. Pierced earrings $95. trapped in their still-smoldering wife, Shirley. 33, and their two children, Atlanta c 52 29 .... the building to a theater theater or auditorium that Minneapolis cy “ I wasn’t very favorable same firm is involved in the building suitable for vehicles. Gordon Jr., 4, and Melissa, 214. Billings s 41 28 .09 Nashville c are: has no more charm than Birmingham c 51 33 ...... mainly because I believe drawing'up the plans for the Little Theater. One of Witnesses said six to eight cars were He was convicted of the murders in Oil rig evacuation N ew Orlens pc • ’The stage area, which something you could build Boston w 34 19 1.23 New York c it would take a lot of the renovation of two the points that was 1 DIAMOND IS THE caught inside the westbound lanes of the 1975, but the state Supreme Court ruled Brwnsvll Tx.cy 82 72 .... Oklahom Cty w he described as “ totally in­ new," Johnson said. BIRTHSTONE Rescuers search Buffalo c 20 12 .32 renovation just to get it up former mill buildings into negotiated in the lease was Caldecott tunnel on the east side of San certain incriminating evidence was inad­ is called off Omaha s adequate” ; Charlstn S.C. c 64 36 .... Philadelphia r to code.” .OFFICIALS OF the apartments. the commission’s request Francisco Bay when the truck apparent­ missible and ordered a new trial. Charlott N.C. c • The expense of in­ for missing plane BOSTON (U P I) — A planned evacua­ Phoenix pc Rojo added, “ To make it Cheney Brothers National William E. FitzGerald, that all seating be Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 ly swerved to avoid a transit bus, then Cleveland c Pittsburgh pc stalling a theater lighting tion of a gale-tossed oil rig in the Atlantic Columbus c Portlana Me. s into a theater would be a Historic District Commis­ head of the Cheney rem ovable so that the ■ GUNNISON, Colo. (U P I) — Ground exploded. Dallas pc system; DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Ocean 126 miles east of Nantucket Island 59 45 Portland Or. pc problem because you’d sion have said that they Historic Commission, said auditorium can be used for teams and an Air Force C-130 searched Fire teams and rescue workers, who BogdanskI to probe Denver w SB 31 Richmond c - ’The seating on a flat Hartlofd • N ew Britain -Westlarms Mail was called off today only about an hour E)es Moines s 31 24 want to keep it in the decor hope to begin raising that estimate “ may or may other purposes than a A/w c o t Cap>nt.MMier ChAfoaViMAAichaM O arga through the night Tuesday for a light were kept out of the tunnel by the heat St. Louis cy floor, rather than an in­ after the Coast Guard dispatched a Detroit c 27 10 .07 Salt Lake Cityr and character of the money soon and have the not be accurate.” theater. plane missing in the Monarch Pass area and heavy black smoke billowing out the corruption charges Duluth pc 27 03 .... clined floor, which he said cutter to take 69 men to safety. San Antonio cy period, which would limit renovation completed by'” with two men aboard. east end, managed to bring the fire under El Paso pc 85 62 .... San Diego cy means “ bad sight lines;’’ HARTFORD (UPI) — Retired state A Coast Guard spok''swoman said the Hartford w 22 16 1.17 San Francac pc it as a theater.” spring of 1983. The Little Capt. Pat Horn of the Colorado Civil control nearly three hours after the Honolulu cy • The expense of Supreme Court Justice Joseph W. rescue attempt, was canceled at the 81 74 .Of San Juan pc However, an architect ’^ e a te r’s current home on Air Patrol in Denver said the Air Force explosion, although it was still Indianapolis cy 31 19 .... Seattle c operating the building as a Bogdanski has been appointed as a request of the crew of the Shell Oil Co.’s Jackson Mss 57 32 .... who specializes in historic Oak Street is scheduled to plane was brought in because it was smoldering shortly before dawn. Spokane cy theater. Rojo estimated it one-man grand jury to investigate Zapata Saratoga on George’s Bank. She Jacksonville c 78 41 .... Tampa c renovation, E. ^Verner be tom down and the group equipped with high-altitude direction­ The route through the Oakland hills Kansas City cy 40 31 .... Washington c will take “ a couple hun­ alleged corruption involving Ansonia of­ said the crew had expected the weather' Las V^as pc Johnson of Boston, said a needs a place to relocate finding instuments. 89 47 .... Wirhita pc dred thousand dollars a consists of three separate tunnels, all of ficials. off the Massachusetts Coast to get Little Rock pc 49 32 .... theater “ could woiit well” by 1983. “ We’re still receiving ELT (emergen­ ydar” just for operating which were shut down to allow rescue Bogdanski, who retired last year as worse, but it improved instead. in the 1887 building. Rojo brushed off com­ cy locator transmitter) signals,” she expenses. workers to get to the scene. chief justice of the Supreme Court, was Earlier the Coast Guard said the rig “ It would probably need parisons to the Goodspeed said. “ We're going tp search all night ’The Little Theater Fire officials, who would not predict appointed by Superior Court Judge was being tossed about by gale winds some additional fire exits Opera House in East Had- because we don’t know how long the ELT proposes to make some of when the accident would be cleared Maurice J. Sponzo, the state’s chief reaching 80 itiph and 35-foot waves. to bring it up to current dam or Ford’s ’Theater in batteries will last." the operating expenses by away, predicted a massive traffic jam as court administrator. “ The rig is rocking 10 to 11 degrees and Lottery codes,” he said. Washington D.C. “ It’s one Capt. Horn said 15 ground teams also renting the hall out to other commuters try to get into Oakland and The' grand jury investigation was pitching 16 feet,” Coast Guard Lt. Bob Johnson looked at thing to restore a theater were in the search area, concentrated San Francisco. groups. Rental fees will be requested by Chief State’s Attorney Eccles said in Boston shortly after a Cheney Hall about a year into a theater,” he said. between Pitkin and Tincup, north of applied toward operating Minor explosions could still be heard Austin J. McGuigan, who said the probe cutter was dispatched about 6 a.m. ago for Lutz Children’s ‘"This (Cheney Hall) was 11,312-foot Monarch Pass. She said it was Numbers drawn in New none. and maintenance expenses. deep inside the tunnel hours after the ac­ would deal with alleged larceny, forgery, “ There are no immediate dangers to the Museum. “ It would) have never meant to be a snowing lightly, and strong winds would England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 3099. Rojo said the expense of cident. The scorching heat of the blaze conspiracy, bribery, and tampering with theater. It was an all­ crew and the, evacuation is Connecticut daily: 241. Vermont daily: 796. made an excellent struc­ restoring the building “ drop the wind-chill factor ptetty low" popped loose thousands of tiles lining the and fabricating evidence in the Ansonia- precautionary because of the difficult Maine daily; 997. Massachusetts daily: ture for the museum,” historically while purpose gathering place during the night. tunnel and scarred the ceiling and walls. Milford Judicial District. weather.” New Hampshire daily: 1233. Johnson said. simultaneously putting in for the community, which, Lutz, though, is moving in my opinion, is how it theatrical considerations into the form er South makes the proposal unlike­ ought to stay. School building. ’The town ly. For the money that has “ Is it worth doing for the is now negotiating a lease Peopletalk with the Little ’Theater of Manchester for Cheney Hall. LTM has agreed to Hartford Rd. Astor offers castle Almanac help the tpwm raise funds for the renovation of John Jacob Astor of the British branch of the Cheney Hall in exchange Dairy Queen Astors held a news conference in New York to an­ By United Press International for a lease on the building. nounce Hever Castle, .bought by his American-born Town officials stress the brazier. great-grandfather in 1903, is for sale. Today is Wednesday, April 7, the 97th day of 1982 with 19th century building The 13th-century castle, where Henry V III 268 to follow. should be renovated with Easter take Home Specials! courted Anne Boleyn, includes 3,000 acres of The moon is approaching its full phase. its historic aspects fully farmland and the castle’s furnishings and art ’The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and retained. collections. 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MllewskI Tuesday and at least four areas Mrs. Hedden, a veteran of 35 years she doubted much of a crowd would dated “snowcasts.” “It’s snowing hard here right would take advantage of local cop- w W x : United Press International made plans to reopen as a result of at Mohawk Mountain. “ They’ve turn out. ijf, . now!” said a cheerful voice in the ditions.”. IL the rare April blimard. already done their thing with skis. “If it holds we will reopen,” she Ski Sundown’s manager was “out iv Operatqrs of Connecticut’s ski S k i Sundown recording. A j At Mohawk Mountain In Cornwall, But with this snow, we may reopen, said. .“But I hate to see it. I doubt on a snowblower” preparing for the slows buses and trains .r .V areas looked to the prospect of a se­ spokeswoman reached later said the Its-’ * lodge manager Edna Hedden said It can happen ... this is New we’ll get many people on Easter reopening, and the busy staff had cond season today thanks to a bliz­ ski area expected a rush of pwple if the area still had a 40-incb snow England.” weekend.” placed a prerecorded message on zard that buried thoughts of spring base but “very few skiers” when it Despite nature’s offer of a R ecorded messages at Mt. the slopes were opened to skiers. “Right at the moment we are not a police officer at Sikorsky. “Right the phone line. By Mark A. Dupuis under deep drifting snow. had shut down for the season Sun­ renewed season, Mrs. Hedden said Southington in Southington and Ski “Easter weekend will be a good working on the runways due to now with the winds the way they are “We answered the phone for a United Press internationai The ski areas were besieged with day. she wasn’t looking forward to Sundown in New Hartford indicated time,” she said.’’There are quite a visibility," said Spaulding, who we're not even plowing the while, but it got to be too much,” the telephone calls from thousands of “When it gets to this time of year reopening on Easter weekend. those ski areas would reopen and few diehard skiers who will come Snow removal crews at Connec­ explained the shutdown was forced runways.” spokeswoman said. anxious skiers as the snow piled up people are thinking about golf,” said Despite scores of calls from skiers. told callers to stay in touch for up­ out. They like the spring conditions ticut’s major airports worked today by limited visibility and drifting Lachioma said the airport, owned to clean up the wintry remnants of snow. and operated by the city of Bridgeport, remained open “for the howling spring blizzard that ' In Blast Haven, Tweed-New Haven III whipped up snow drifts and sharply Airport closed at 12:45 p.m., and simple reason if there is a plane cut visibility to force the fields to Groton-New London Airport in enroute to somewhere else and may shut down. Groton also shut down because of have to land the airport is open.” The storm that belted the state the blizzard conditions. 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Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Dan Fitts, Editor opinion Aiex Qireili, City Editor Thatcher tries to stay I afloat as troops drill

Jack LONDON (U P I) — Britain’s “ Iron Lady,” rejecting “ No,” the prime minister shouted in the House of financial market jitters and catcalls to resign, banned Commons over boos and demands from the opposition Anderson all imports from Argentina today. Troops aboard the Labor Party that she quit. Reagan's N-plan makes poor politics biggest British war fleet in 26 years drilled at sea for “ Now is the time for strength and resolution.” Washington commando raids on the Argentine-occupied Falkland Liberal Party Leader David Steel warned the crisis Islands. could topple the Thatcher government and told his But Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher also held out followers to prepare for a snap general election. predicated on the notion that the ment. hope for a peaceful solution to recover the crown colony The crisis has plunged the British pound to a IVz-year WASHINGTON — When it threat to the United States is not The Wall Street Journal had a of 149 years through American diplomatic efforts. low at $1.74. And $8.51 hillion has been lost on the Lon­ comes to political timing, the so much from a surprise attack story the other day about a dry don stock market since Monday when war fever rose Reagan administration has an Jack Germond In Argentina, British Ambassador Anthony Williams ' as from "a general exchange that run the Reagan administration prepared to lead the first of 17,000 British subjects home and the resignations chilled traders. awful lot to learn. Just when the would come out of a period of conducted recently on and Argentine troops dug in for a sea assault when the ' The ban on trade affects $250 million in annual Argen­ concept of a freeze on .nuclear and Politics heightened International ten­ procedures the government 40-vessel British war fleet ends a two-week, 8,000-mile tine imports—mostly of beef and cocoa—to Britain, or weapons is catching on around Jules Witcover sion” that would give folks a would follow if nuclear weapons voyage to the South Atlantic. about 0.3 percent of Britain’s overall imports in 1980. the country and in Congress, here Argentina is expected to take retaliatory trade action. week’s time to vamoose. Maybe suddenly rained down on the In Parliament, Mrs. Thatcher rejected news reports comes the administration with a Syndicated columnists The 10-nation Common Market unofficially gave “ full the Russians wili send over a United States. The premise was displeases | Tuesday that Britain knew 10 days in advance of the plan to spend $4.2 billion to backing” to a British request for trade sanctions against fleet of buses and taxis In ad­ that the president would be Argentine invasion, and embargoed all imports from relocate most American citizens Argentina as of midnight Tuesday. Argentina while West Germany, the Netherlands and vance, too, to help with the killed, the vice president would Austria suspended arms shipments to the military in the event of an imminent take over and other Cabinet diplomats Rocked by the resignations Monday of Foreign exodus. D P I photo Secretary Lord Carrington and two deputy ministers, government in Buenos Aires. _ nuclear attack. country went through a highly members would be dispersed. BUT NOTABI.Y, one of the she insisted Britain will repel last Friday’s invasion of ' At sea, the British armada — representing two-thirds emotional and polarizing argu­ It's a marvel of timing as well The exercise, undertaken with of the Royal Navy — was loaded with last-minute Aside from the ludicrous notion arguments that advocates of W A S H IN G T O N — C a r e e r SEA KING HELICOPTER HOVERS OVER CARRIER DECK the windswept, 200-island archipelago by force or ment about whether nuclear for the administration to disclose President Reagan looking on, supplies flown in by helicopters. Royal marines exer­ that as many as two-thirds of all more and more defense spending diplomats in the State Department . . . H M S Hermes heads South for the Falkland Islands negotiation. fallout shelters would make plans to spend $4.2 billion over was a prudent drill to test highly cised commando drills and calisthenics on deck and urban-dwelling Americans could have used in the past has been the are growing mutinous over Presi­ nuclear war seem winnable and seven years for this bizarre complex communications, com- pilots took practice runs in fighter jets. be moved into the boondocks in a reportied civil defense program dent Reagan’s marked preference hence rational. Thanks to this scheme when defense spending is inand and control mechanisms. The nations severed diplomatic ties following the in­ matter of days, as the program in the Soviet Union. If the for political cronies as am­ i new cockamamie scheme, we under attack in Congress, and But its disclosure will do little to Falklands governor to be sworn vasion: the British Embassjf in Buenos Aires already is proposes, the idea will raise once Russians are taking civil defense bassadors. ''closed and the Argentine Embassy in London has until could be in for another dose of when even Republicans are quiet apprehension at home and again the fear, in Europe par­ so seriously, the argument has Members of the American Thursday to bolt its doors. the same. saying Reagan is going too far abroad that the present occupant ticularly, that the administration gone, they must be thinking of Foreign Service Association — the / Britain has ruled the potentially oil rich islands since with further domestic social of the White House may really thinks nuclear war is winnable, surviving a nuclear war — and A spokesman for the new plan diplomats’ union — have taken the 1833 but Argentina claims they are rightfully hers under program cuts. believe nuclear war Is winnable, or at least survivable. maybe initiating one. And if that says that designation of "host unusual step of compiling case an earlier land title from Spanish colonization. and hence be willing to run Britons begin leaving Argentina argument has any validity, it will areas" for fleeing Americans histories on what they regard as the greater risks. President Reagan needs such be very understandable for the will be left to the states. So much ONE OF the strongest new worst Reagan appointees. It is their Russians to read this new arguments by the advocates of a Back in October, Reagan upset an impression flourishing here at for that. And he says that the contention that professional Foreign A At.._ y«vn*v AL _ a . .-a . « a a I ! A a. a. a. .a 1 A .av nci ttfov &i*(TAnfino airliffoH hittiHroHc n f r o i n . American allies when he told BUENOS AIRES, Agentina (U P I) led the military coup against President urgent business to complete, as war Argentina airlifted hundreds of rein­ Reagan plan in the same way. plan's objective is to enable 80 nuclear freeze is that the in­ Service officers should have been home and among our allies like fever gripped the capital. forcements to bolster the invasion force (f WO have your ■ percent of the populace to sur­ satiable nuclear arms race is some editors he thought there Ainid bombing and death threats, Isabel Peron in 1976, will attend, as will he needs a good case of chicken Just as important, here at given the assignments. Britain’s ambassador prepared to lead labor leader Saul Ubaldlni, a constant A small bomb Monday damaged the that overwhelmed a few dozen British vive a nuclear hit. This op­ being supported under the could be an exchange of tactical last minute pox. His insistence on a massive home the plan - which envisions No one questions the right of a the first exodus of 17,000 British subjects .critic of the military government who home of the British naval attache but Royal Marines in the initial capture. timistic outlook comes on the Reagan administration on the nuclear weapons in Europe new defense buildup, and his president to nam.^ anyone he was jailed just last week in a protest caused no injuries. The English language Sources said 1,000 Argentine troops • moving people out of 61 "counter­ without starting a blobal nuclear from Argentina to ^ y as a military heels of testimony from medical backs of the poor. The idea that chooses to an ambassadorship. As Buenos Aires Herald said British staff took part in the invasion as 3,000 waited \ easter needs original flat rejection of the force targets" at U.S. missile governor is sworn in on the Falkland against galloping unemployment and in­ leaders that if there is a nuclear this country can’t afford to give war. That comment added fuel to the eyes and ears of the president in members received death threats and offshore. They said the size of the oc­ nuclear freeze concept, have sites, bomber and submarine Islands. flation. • «gg dy« • candy war, we can forget about any food stamps to the needy and European fears about him. He a particular country, an ambassador British Ambassador Anthony also planned to leave. cupation force has increased daily. already caused widespread un­ bases, and 319 cities of over 50,- Argentina, however, held out hope for meaningful medical aid to the medical care to the elderly, but later backed off, but nerves are a peaceful end to the crisis, which could Williams, along with 44 embassy In Washington, Argentine Fordgn Military leaders said the Royai easiness about his attitude 000 population — could well who is a personal friend or political callophana • chocolata victims. can spend $4.2 billion on a sensitive when it comes to this w r ^ havoc with its already fragile employees and their families, was Minister Nicandor Costas Mendez Marines planted “ boohy traps” before toward the perils of nuclear war. trigger another round in the civil ally is sometimes the most effective bunniaa ridiculous plan to move two- whole issue of nliclear survival. economy through trade bans and the scheduled to fly out of the country today. expressed cautious optimism for a being captured and that bomb experts k His latest press conference envoy the country can have. The defense debate. They won’t be calmed by this “ They are shocked. They never peaceful solution after meeting would search the craggy, rock-strewn Also, the whole idea of running thirds of a nation in a few days, president listen to him and trusts his expense of battling the British war fleet • Jally baana agraaa remarks were designed to Secretary of State Alexander Haig. countryside for explosives. Back in the early 1960s, the away from the bomb is surely adds fuel to that argu­ latest screwball plan. steaming toward the windswept, 200- believed it would come to this,” a friend k counter that nervousness. judgment, which might not be the island archipelago in the South Atlantic. of one of the diplomats said. In Argentina, acting foreign minister, case with a career diplomat whom Political and labor rivals will put aside Britain broke ties with Argentina Alfredo Saint Jean, sajd Argentina has a k he doesn’t know. their differences and ^ to Port Stanley following Friday’s invasion of its colony “ clear willingness to accept a mediation, Nearly 15,000 species of insect life, 80 e v ery So the Senate, in giving its “ ad­ 450 miles offshore to.watch Gen. Mario and gave the Argentine ambassador in particularly from a friendly country.” percent of the world’s total, have been lit t le In Manchester vice and consent” to presidential Menendez take office over 1,800 British London until ’Thursday to leave. But he said it would be “ very difficult” ^ the m'lracU of mom JtroA found and classified in the Amazon River t h i n g " nominees, has historically been islanders. It advised the 17,0(X) British citizens in for President Leopoldo Galtieri’s W downtown manchester Basin. lenient toward the appointment of Former President Jorge Videla, who Argentina to leave, unless they have government to withdraw the troops. The dreary political hacks and money men to sensitive posts overseas. The present discontent may have been stirred at least partly by vs. the happy dashed hopes. Over the past half century, presidents have relied in­ creasingly on career officers. Tlie Carpet Factory Outlets Barbara Smith’s letter to the • The Herald photographer number who have attained am­ editor in the Tuesday was sent to Highland Park bassadorial rank has steadily risen, Manchester Herald deserves a School to cover the visit of a , to the point where 73 percent of Jim­ reply. m im e troupe the night of the my Carter’s ambassadors were Ms. Smith wrote protesting band concert. The event was for professional diplomats. the the Herald’s lack of coverage of parents and children at the But that situation has changed the excellent Tri-Band festival elementary school. Later that drastically in the Reagan regime. The number of career ambassador^ held at Manchester High School evening the photographer joined has dropped to 56 percent. Critics in a Herald reporter at the Board M anchester last Wednesday. Foggy Bottom and on Capitol H ill— of Directors meeting. Neither of The Tri-Band festival con­ including Sen. Qairbome Pell, D- sisted of the band members of these events, we believe, comes R.I., author of the 1980 Foreign Ser­ Bennet and Illing junior highs under the umbrella of “ gory and vice Act — told my associate . Parkade and Manchester High. depressing news.” Lucette Lagnado that Reagan has , BROAD ST. A WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE “ So since the paper is too busy • Within the same week that appointed a greater percentage of ' E X IT 92 F R O M 1-86 to cover the concert and would Ms. Smith complained the political ambassadors than anyone ; rather print gory, depressing Herald didn’t cover “ happy con­ since Herbert Hoover. structive events” in town, news, then, let me say in HERE ARE a few of the Reagan response to our town papers’ stories about the following \ appointees who have drawn the ' negligence, what a wonderful appeared: the Bowers School scorn of the professionals: concert the students and their science fair winners, plans for • David Funderburk, in Romania. conductors held,” Ms. Smith the town’s clean up day plus a A former history professor who is wrote in her letter. photo of the leaders, of fluent In Romanian, Funderburk is Ms. Smith’s parting shot: Manchester residents in the disparaged as a fierce critic of the "Maybe if you printed some Miss Greater Vernon Beauty government he is accredited to, as well as of the American press, human interest stories of happy, Pageant, and a perform ance of Open forum / Readers' views fellow academicians and State constructive events in our town, the Manchester Symphony Department careerists whom be you wouldn’t have to give away Orchestra. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 regards as soft on communism. He And, finally, in reply to Ms. free samples, to drum up once charged that Rev. Billy' SAVINGS DAYSI Smith’s statement that, “ I don’t Bie business.” Graham had been “ duped by com -' need any m ore npws on the J.C. Ouch. That hurt. three years. down 5 percent, unemployment is 9 munlst officials in Hungary” on a ' SATURDAY SPECTACULAR But we’re big enough to take Penney warehouse.” Frankly, What plot? The Group meets every Monday percent, inflation Is 5 percent, 1977 visit. the reporters who have covered our lumps and Ms. Smith was evening at 7 in Conference Room business failures are up 50 percent? • Fred J. Eckert, In Fini. A ! right to call us up short. this continuously unfolding story “ C” at Manchester Memorial Throughout the country, responsible former press agent and New Ifork ' APRIL 10th are apt to agree with her at Lilitor: state senator, he has no discernible r \ The Tri-Band festival was, in­ Hospital. management and labor are deed, a newsworthy event and tim es. But the J.C. Penney The press h a s a duty not to impart The facilitators of this organiza­ negotiating wage freezes, cuts and background in diplomacy. But he is ; Bring the kids to see the \ deserved coverage from the warehouse story, as “ dull” as it false interpretations of activities tion faithfully give time, talent and concessions. reportedly disdainful of the Foreign ; Service professionals — who return; Parkade Bunny from IpA.M hometown paper. m ay appear, is an important one through the inept use of language. I compassion and are always just a Quoting one Fortune 50 CEO, “ To $fl99 phone call away for anyone needing the disfavor. • sq.yd. But, in our defense, w e’d like which w ill affect this town for particularly refer to the Manchester cope with record, interest rates and help. • Keith Foote Nyborg, in Finland.; to make the following points: generations to come. The Herald Herald’s use of the word “ Plot ’ in severely depressed markets, we ■■Mr r while supplies w ill continue to give it the best headline of its front page sto^ Members of the Cancer Support streamlined our organization, Though his wife is a Finn and h e' • ’The Tri-Band festival was Popcorn Elegance Plush Sculpture Plush coverage it can, and will make 29 regarding activities m Group want the Facilitators to know trimmed personnel, froze salaries, speaks the difficult language fluent- ‘ rN EC lsst.» Heavy Duty Carpet Happy Days not ignored by the Herald. 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For this — we all lightweight who’s not equipped for! non-aliergenic nigh density and shock protection. Why' not similar fiscal respon­ foam. Contractor overrun. tufted for extra wear. protection. Hoover, Mark Zalcman and ficult role to play. At times the tionary defines plot, “ to plan secret- sincerely thank you! the intricacies of Finland foreign! *24.00 yafua sibility for Manchester? Can’t we •11,00 value •11.00 value •14.00 velue •23.00 value David Gorman practicing for the choices the editors make can be ly; scheme; conspire ” That is policy. Members Cancer Support Group tighten our belts and face economic subject to c riticis m , as Ms. generally how people understand it: • William Robert Casey Jr., in! concert. Irene Morrissette realty? Is a 20 percent increase in 4x6 6x9 Sm ith’s letter proves. But w e ’ll Would you please now assume to our tax burden the best Weiss can Niger. ’ThisCentral African country,! Oriental Design Rugs OVAL BRAIDS • The following day another Peg Dewey continue to strive for a balance journalistically respond and advise which is mostly Sahara desert, is! photo appeared, this one of a Members Cancer Support Group offer? Can’t our town employees hardly a diplomatic plum, but the; group of youngsters accom­ between the warm, human in- you*" readership how on earth and services live with a wage freeze ^3" $6999 terest stories which celebrate anyone could be plotting if their ac- career officers resent Casey’s ap-' 69* panied by their musical in­ or even a 10 percent cut? I ’ve taken pointment, possibly because young' S h v c on 6x9 nnd 9x 1 ^ iilso Siivo on ‘1x6 find 9x 12 a ls o . struments waiting to board a the accomplishments of our sons tivities are ^ a r a n te ^ by no less an a 20 percent cut. ! G R O U P A G R O U P B G R O U P C • Ctasey once worked in Niger as a> ID YOURSELF... ! Runnon, hails, Larger rooma. King ■Ueroema. . . u* j a. . authority than the Constitution of Is it necessary to pay $50,000 in DONTA otbeea.badement* big 2 room pc*. school bus-^to go to rehearsal. In and daughters, and the solid ,, ./.«* * bedrooms . ® ...... the United States of America, more mining engineer for Conoco. 1 C A f p p I pricef..tfP r i c B p o p r-K ’ru v h p rt* Duf .if C i 0 sick pay? This seems like a bonus W *‘ se v f 'r.» M h o iis a n < n o lls (il c a tp r t tn o u r slo c k .tort .»Mhe other words, the paper boosted news------stones which affect our A day ruined ; longest LENGTH^fj*,' * 9 9 9 • Milan Bish, in Barbados. He’s a' I'.Mppt mills W»« Ov*n II AllhP LowttsI P»ici* Around particularly in the First Amend­ for good health — which should be * 1 1 9 “ the event ahead of time. future as a town ment which guarantees “ freedom of Nebraska cattle rancher, and the! W o liuy lols ol •'.tipol lor our nine huqo .loros its own reward. H we must pay, ,ind w o b u y il n q h l .tnd w o so il il .it tho H o s I P u s s ib io S.iw inqs $ 4 9 9 9 $ 9 9 9 9 speech and to petition the T o the Editor: can’t we pay at the rate earned, i.e. professional grump that the Carib-! A n d th.it s h o w w o 11 co n lin u o to d o -•'^3 •:.. b u s in o s s G u .ir.in lu o d • * 1 9 9 government.” 5 to 10 days pw year? Or preferably, bean is too important an area for a! velue* to $100 values to $200 veluol to $400 Saturday, March 20 — what a neophyte. ; V i c e * b M sd on aOeq.yd. m lnlnw m (HHcbMe. in as earned doUara, i.e., time * *A M p r k M beaed on prepared floor reody to Kohert H. Blelchman great day — a bright, sunny, warm accept meteftet. Juat bring your approximate s/zas, weUt do the resti earned in 1960, at 1960 wages, time Not a llo f Reagan’s politically; P/fisFREE 150 North Main St. spring morning; just great to be earned in 1970, in 1970 wages, etc. chosen appointees have earned the; sss Jelly Beans tor The place to go is C.F.O. alive. After all — that’s what the "sick” disdain heaped on them. Republican; Then I read the paper, and things Everyonel people received. Stalwart Maxwell Rabb has turned; Fine work went down hill rapidly. General CarpetFaetaryOuUets Agkin, quoting from your guest out to be an excellent ambassador to* Manager Robert B. Weiss proposes Monday thru Friday 10-9; Saturday 10-6; Sunday 12-6 To the Editor: editorial of the same day — our Italy! Robert Dean Nesen, a Califor- Happy Easter Folks from a 13 percent budget increase, a W town directors shoold “ do what we nia Cadillac dealer and old Reagan 3 D The Cancer Support Group, spon­ percent increase in water and sewer pal, has hit it off well with the ■AST HARTFORD: 824 Silver Lane Plaza ENnELO: 483 Enfield Street, Rt. 5 elect them to do without raising our MANCHESTHR: 395 Broad Street (naxt to skating rink) sored by the American Cancer rates and a mid-term across the (naarMoriarily’a) (next to Burlington Mills Outlat) £)1«69&yNEA. the. taxes.” Australian Prime l^ilinister Malcolm 741-2591 Society, has been serving cancer board property iax increase!! Fraser, who, like N es«i, is well IVIanchester 649-9199 569-4495 "You think YOU've got problems! My wife has patients, and their families, in What’s going on to Manchester? Al Lutz over six feet tall and is something o t • West Hartford • Avon • Southington • Waterford • Berlin • Holyoke, Mass, moiyok. cio«d sund.y«i become a MONDALE GROUPIEI" Manchester and area towns for over Don’t our town leaders know GNP is 9 Stephen St. an automobile buff. Parkade MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., April 7. 191)2 - »> K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. April 7. 1982 Weicker steals show ICritics call proposals ^drastic' Administration wants to trim handicapped laws in attack on Reagan ^ rulings disagree on whether the law applies to employ­ the handicapped, according to the 0M B draft. The law bars discrimination against the handicapped WASHINGTON (UPl) — The Reagan administration The Justice proposal also contained one provision I by recipients of federal funds, including transit ment. wants to revise the nation’s major civil rights law for praised by handicapped groups, requiring the govern­ the handicapped by bringing them In line with its own authorities, airports, schools, hospitals and other health Robrahn said the change would leave the handicapped ment to determine before awarding money if the said he dropped a more senior posi­ I federal deregulation drive. facilities, libraries and public housing projects. with inadequate job protection. By Clay F. Richards Strom) Thurmond and (Sen. Jesse) recipient was likely to discriminate. 0M B Watered tion on other committees to stand United Press International obtained^ draft Tuesday The Justice Department sent the Office of Manage­ The 0M B draft proposes recipients of federal funds be UPl Political Writer Helms.” down that provision in its draft. Weicker said labor must play a with Kennedy, the senior Democrat I of a budget office proposal to rewrite guidelines im- ment and Budget proposed changes to soften the allowed to take into account "the value of the accom­ WASHINGTON ^ Maverick major role in the 1982 elections. He on the Labor Committee. {dementing the law that protects an estimated 35 million guidelines under Section SM of the RdiabiUtation Act. modation to society, taking full account of the potential Republican Sen. Lowell' Weicker, told them to work especially hard to “I stand as a Republican who is a handicapped people. 0MB replied 1^ urging trigger changes. contributions to society of handicapped persons” in saying Ronald Reagan's programs defeat “ Boll Weevil” Democrats blocking force of all the anti-union Groups representing the handicapped are critical of One proposal in both drafts would shrink the law’s deciding what acconunodatlons must be made for the have produced a “ great human who provided the votes to put the legislation being proposed” by the suggested changes In the 1973 RehabiliUtlon Act, in­ scope by applying it only to those programs within in­ handicapped. tragedy,” wants voters to defeat Reagan program in effect and elect Labor chairman Sen. Orrin Hatch, cluding one that would allow institutions to judge a han- stitutions that receive federal money. For example, if a Administration officials who met with handicapped Democrats who backed the presi­ Republicans like himself who R-Utah, Weicker said. dicapp^ person’s "potential contributions to society” school’s physics department gets federal research funds groups to outline the proposed changes said they dent and elect Republicans who bucked the president and opposed Mondale labeled the Reagan in dedding how to ^an t him access to the facility. currently, the entire school is subject to the law. The “cauight so much flak” they promised to rewrite the voted against him. tax and spending cuts. economic program “nuts.” 1 “What they’re proposing to do is so drastic it’s an change would mean only the physics laborabory would provision. Unleashing the strongest attack “ Even a fifth grader knows you ^endm ent of the statute by federal rule-making be covered. Robrahn said, however, the rewritten version is likely yet by any major Republican of­ “The good and decent Americans couldn't pass a massive cut in taxes, edure,” said Reese Robrahn, executive director of The budget office draft also would drop coverage of to be just as “reprehensible.” " ficeholder against Reagan, the left the ballfield a long time ago and increase defense spending and American Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities. elementary and secondary schools, citing duplicate “They didn’t say, ’We’ll eliminate this provision,’’’ he you've got a lot of nuts running up Connecticut senator Monday stole balance the budget at the same rZ The statute’s most visible results include access provisions in another law. said. ’’They said, ’We’ll find some substitute and down the field right now. You'd the thunder from Democratic time,” he said. t^mps to buildings across the country and special buses Also to be discarded, under the proposal, would be all .language.’” If “unreasonable expense” is Involved, the better get off your butts and off the presidential hopefuls Edward Kennedy said the Reagan ad­ to serve the disabled. references to employment discrimination. Courts recipients of federal money can refuse to accommodate Kennedy and Walter Mondale at a bench and into the game. ministration “must love poor peo­ convention of 3,000 labor leaders. “If you don't vote, then it will ple, because it is creating so many signal appproval of what's gone on more of them.” The delegates to the AFL-CIO UPl photo Peasants threaten production halt Building and Construction Trades in this nation, and God help the “The Reagan administration has Department convention — represen­ United States of America if we have replaced a tradition of compassion two more years like that,” he said. SEN. WEICKER SPEAKS TO LABOR CONVENTION ting 15 unions with 4 million workers with a standard of selfishness,” he . . . a message delegates didn't expect to hear — appplauded the predictible at­ His biggest cheer came when he said. tacks on the Reagan economic program by the former Vice Presi­ Salvadoran rebels on offensive dent and the senator from Approval almost certain Massachusetts. But they cheered when Weicker SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPl) - Rebels went voters despite rebel threats to kill those who cast The right, however, has promised it will not reverse gave them a message they, did not on the offensive across El Salvador to try to obscure ballots. reforms already implemented by the U.S.-back^ expect to hear. wliat some regard as a leftist political defeat in recent “’The guerrillas know the elections are being regarded government of junta President Jose Napoleon Duarte, "God help the United States of Fahey proposes ROW license plates elections and a key peasant group threatened to as a success, so they are trying to replace it in the front leader of the Christian Democratic Party. <' America if we have two more years "paralyze” farm production if land reforms are pages with news of their attacks/’ said one source with The first stage of the program, implemented in 1980, like that,” Weicker said, deploring revers^. close ties to the rebel movement. confiscated plantations larger than 1,230 acres, turning nam conflicts, the impact of Reagan's tax and By Suzanne Trimel to be taken out of the DVM's budget Tuesday. “We don't think about the The remainer of the $4,000 will be Guerrillas Tuesday staged a six-hour attack on the over the land to goveniment-run peasant cooperatives. “Even the VA (Veterans Ad­ The Popular Democratic Unit, El Salvador’s largest budget cuts on the poor. Behind the United Press International for the upcoming fiscal year. boys who spent time in concentra­ used to, offset the cost of provincial capital of San Vicente. They also raided peasant organization with $0,000 members, urged the The second phase is to confiscate farms of 246 to 1,230 ministration) doesn't know how statistics of Reaganomics, he said, The legislation was endorsed this tion camps.” “forgiving” the $20 annual car another provincial capital, dynamited bridges, overran government to respect land reforms now in place and to acres. many POW's there are in Connec­ “lies a great human tragedy.” HARTFORD — For every issue week, with no discussion, by the Mrs. Fahey's bill, all but certain registration fee when the former push ahead with the long-stalled second stage of the Meanwhile, the rebels’ Radio Venceremos denied any ticut,” said Roberto. “They've an army outpost, kinocked out an electrical substation Weicker, the first Republican on that festers before the Legislature, Legislature's most powerful panel, to be approved by the full House and POW obtains his special plate, and cut two key highways and phone lines to nine towns. program. rebel responsibility for the Monday slaying of David thousands of little bills helping one asked us to help them.” the Senate Watergate committee to the Appropriations Committee, Senate, does not represent- an un­ Byers said Tuesday. . San Vicente garrison commander Col. Napoleon “ We will paralyze this country... if the agricultural Quinteros, a deputy-elect from the far rightist attack Richard Nixon, is fighting for special group or another land in the precedented step. "The state now Roberto said he contacted Mrs. which decides how to spend tax Mrs. Fahey had the bill drafted Alvarado said an- undetermined number of insurgents reform process is destroyed for a simple political Nationalist Republican Alliance, blaming it on "fighting law books with only a nudge. Fahey after reading an article in a political survival this year. He is the dollars. offers special license plates to dis­ after she Was approached last fall fired “rifles, bazookas, rocket-propelled grenades and revenge,” said one unit leader. withiii the right.’’ No. 1 target of the New Right, which This appears to be the fate of service magazine that said 27 othel It helped, of course, that the com- abled veterans at no charge. by a constituent, Anthony Roberto 50mm mortars’’ on the city in the predawn attack. . Leaders of four rightist parties that have a majority Alliance leaders have indirectly' blamed the is pouring money into the GOP Senate Bill No. 370. states have special plates for m ittee's co-chairman. Sen. Other groups, however, for whom of East Hartford, who spent 18 Leftist sources in Mexico City said the attacks were in the new 60-seat constituent assembly have vowed to assassination on the ruling Christian Democrats, who primary challenge by Prescott The bill would require the state the state makes special plates — the former POW's. Marjcella Fahey, D-East Hartford, months in a German prison camp part of a drive to mask the success of the March 28 con- restructure the agrarian reform program and weed out won 40 percent of the vote but were outpolled by the Bush, brother of Vice President Department of Motor Vehicles to “Then the rest of the boys got e was the bill's sponsor. She said she handicapped, doctors and news during World War II. stititional Assembly elections that drew 1.2 million incompetent officials. combined vote total of the rightist parties. George Bush. make special license plates for had a staff member look into it and photographers, among them — must Roberto, vice president of the- hold of their senators and represent- “I've got no apology to make for. former prisoners of war, of whom came up with, an estimate for 2(X) pay. Connecticut chapter of American tatives and asked for their support,” my brand of Republicanism, and in­ there are either 200 or 1,500, depen­ former POW's in Connecticut. The cost for the plates themselves Ex-Prisoners of War, estimates the he'said. deed nobody is going to kick me out ding on whose figures are used. “In a time when we can't give a is inexpensive, $1.35 each, according state has 1,500 exPOW's. The “We're not asking for that much,''; of the Republican Party,” Weicker The plates would say POW-1, lot because of fiscal considerations, to DVW public information officer membership of his organization, said Roberto. “We know the state iS Crime said, "I happen to believe my party POW-2 and so on and would be free this is such a cheap way to honor Don Byers. Another $500 is needed though, is “just over 100," he said, in financial trouble. But a lot of us is the party of Lincoln and of charge. someone who really did something to make a master plate for the with representatives from both are k ill hurting and it's just Eisenhower, not the party of (Sen. The gift will cost the state $4,000, very special,” Mrs. Fahey said licenses. world wars and the Korean and Viet­ license plate.” . Z levels CUSTOM - MADE r Tulisano sponsors measure THE NHmE TO REmEmBEft in '81 Wmai'b DRAPERIES i WASHINGTON (UPl) - D R E S S S H O P to offer property tax break Large Fabric Selection n e number of reported igfMid Expert Installation serious crimes held steady ■t Piccaiitti Sfiow &st year — generally ■W-. HARTFORD (UPl) - at an assessment of 45 per­ purchase.. ly imposed commercial Route 83, Vernon, Ct. Visit Our Showroom at: batching the record cent while commercial property.” figures that plagued the na- Rep. Richard Tulisano, D- Residents who sell their 35 Windsor Ava. f / < ■ Rocky Hill, is sponsoring properties are assessed at property within 10 years “In addition, I propose (Opposite Queiity Inn I M B B tIB Rockville or Call - lon in 1980, the FBI said. 70 percent. The current law are assessd at the time of that only those HOURS: Mon.. Tue#, & Wad. tO to 5:30 • Preliminary FBI figures legislation designed to give Thurs. & Fri. 10 to Sat. 9:30 to 6:30 872-6400 homeowners statewide a would phase out the sale, a tax offsetting the homeowners who retain ijpsued Tuesday showed differential over three benefit. their property for a period seported property crimes break on their property /i taxes. years begining in 1983. “1 propose the differen­ of 10 years or more.can be -Mmalned nearly stable in r ■ ' Tulisano's proposal is T he Legislature's tial be set at 60 percent of eligible for the retention of ;i981 while violent crimes based on a 19^ state law Finance, Revenue and Bon­ assessrrients on residential the tax benefits derived hedged upwards by just 1 and differs from a disputed ding Committee was to property while maintaining through lower tax •percent. property tax differential in have voted Tuesday on the the 70 percent rate current­ assessment,” he said. ^ Among the reported Ijartford in that it would proposed phaseout of the :yiolent crimes, only only give homeowners a tax differential but the ;robbery rose — up 5 per- lower tax assessment if vote was delayed until PUBLIC NOTICE! ;ceht. Murder dropped 3 they held their property for today because of the ^percent, aggravated FREE!! > FREE!! 'f.-vl 10 years or more. weather. ^ 4/Get6 :assault fell 2 percent and Critics of the Hartford Tulisano proposed a BLOOD ^ ;rape declined 1 percent. tax differential, which was statewide residential When you buy a service for 4 you get ; Of p rop erty crim e s ■ y ' adopted two years ago, preferential tax plan based •‘reported, motor vehicle on a 1963 state law that TAKEN BY 2 BONUS PLACE SETTINGS ... NO CHARGE Uhefts dropped 4 percent, contend the differential •-Ti. gives capital city provides lower A ;the burglaries decreased 1 REGISTERED Oneida Stainless . . . America's finest stainless. • I . V homeowners a tax break at assessments to farmlands, NURSE ^percent' and larcenies- forestland and open space The choice of brides and smart homemakers because Its luxurious beauty : thefts showed no change. the expense of businesses. is backed by lasting quality. Private homes are taxed areas. : FBI Director William Tulisano said the 1963 T N l . AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and ;Webster said the law, designed to preserve PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE ’ stablilizing of reported undeveloped land, has a crimes should not result in Strikers penalty built into it if the TIME: EVERY THURSDAY S PM TO 9 PM !an easing of concern. He owner sells his open-space Co-iponiored as a COMMUNITY SERVICE by ; noted reported crime I IGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH & i picket land within 10 years of its ; reached an all-time high in AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER !1980. The overall crime I rate rose by 9 percent, with in Berlin ' violent crimes up by 11 per- icent. BERLIN (UPl) - J Attorney General J Despite blizzard weather 1 William French Smith has conditions, striking The Best imade fighting violent workers picketed at Tec­ I crime a top priority. He tonic Industries Inc. ;also has authorized the Most of the 39 members Easter Values ; FBI, for the first time, to of Local 376 of the United (values ; get involved in fighting Auto Workers were on the to $26) • drug trafficking. FREE! pair of MEN’S SLACKS picket line Tuesday in the f Just last weekend, Smith Spruce Brook Industrial (Daffodils Cinerarias'^ famous name dresses 1 told an audience in Colum- Park, union business agent ...... 'Hint, t bia, S.C., the incidence of Robert Madore said. Im m ^ * a bunch * } violent crime has reached with purchase of any men’s 25%-33% OFF Workers went on strike 2.98 6.98 when their three-year con­ J “crisis levels.” Reg. $20t$36. A delightful tract with the company Beautifully Gift Boxed iF'ITFl flTl [in I l’’In the time ii takes to collection for very special girls! expired at midnight Mon­ } deliver my remarks this new spring sport coat, Hand smocked, lace trimmed, 1 evening, an average of 50 day. Cymbldlum Orchid white eyelets, and more, ■The strike shut down the 4 violent crimes will be com- company's manufacturing f niltted across the coun- (reg. price $85-$100) all in sizes 4-6x, 7-14. operation. The company Corsage ; tty,” Smith said. or hlazor has 40 factory employees COMMUNITY* STAINLESS BY ONEIDA ONEIDA PRDRLE STAINLESS* ■; ’’During that same and 32 office employees. ; period, over 400 property boys’ sport coats *3.69 You Save $57.00 You Save $34.50 Madore said union and 20-Piece Service for 4 . . . $100.00 • crimes will be committed. Tectonic representatives ^ Large selection of flowering plants, Lilies, Azaleas, 20-Piece Service for 4... $60.00 t Last year, one out of every and 3-pc. suits Plus, 2 Bonus Place Settings failed to reach agreement S T u lip s , Hyacinths, Hydrangeas, Mum plants &>i Plus, 2 BonusRIace Settings } three households in our na- NO CHARGE NO CHARQ^ That’s righti D&L wants tD wisn every man a Happy Easter during two months of °|Gardenias. J Matching Accessory j tion was victimized by negotiations. No new Matching Accessory j some form of serious with Dur easy pants giveaway. Just came In and chDDsa 20% OFF and more Open Thur. & FrI. til 9 P.M. m Sets Available Sets Available bargaining sessions are 4-Plece Hostess Set... $35.75 i crime.” your sport coat or blazer from our wide selection of Reg. $21-$80. Our entire stock on scheduled. 4-Plece Hostess Set... $18.00 4-Plece Serving Set... $28.50 4-Plece Serving Sat... $14.50 i The FBI also said cities Q/ve* Of n sale now! Styles to suit him at At issue is the concession this season’s newest fabrics, colors and styles— J with populations over 50,- solids, fancy weaves, poly-worsted blends, poly savings to suit you! Sizes 8-20. of some workers' benefits SALE i m u JUNE 5, 1982 . .. QUANTITIES LIMITED! } 000 recorded a 1 percent in- to the financially ailing I crease in crime-index linen looks, seersuckers, silk blends — and we’ll Sl^er ‘"y O' , boys’ dreaa shirts... company, Madore said. 4 offenses, while the subur- give you, absolutely free, a pair of spring slacks Tectonic wants to reduce □ONEIDA* TkttilvffcaAt.Dvr eilmtatllia'Mrtorncfllm* ? ban and rural areas each y ®Wcfrs Short sleeve shirts in poly/cotton, insurance, vacation and J registered declines of 1 from famous makers (values to $26 a pair). THE AMERICAN MADE TABifWARE assorted solid colors. Sizes 8-20, holiday benefits because j percent. That’s all there Is to Jt, and alterations are c o s f . ■ ■ • ■ • fre» the company is in financial free, tool Hurry to D&L Men’s Shops, reg. 7.50 5.97 trouble, he said. 36 Oak St. k ^ On a regional basis, the $75 4 Southern states showed a 1 He said the union 649-1443 all stores except New London. received permission to SUOOR ^ percent increase in crimes boys’ dress slacks... audit Tectonic's financial counted in the FBI's index; the N ortheastern and records last week to verify 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER A special group of dress styles In OPEN THUR. til 9 P.M. !• Western states showed no ALL D&L 8TORB8 CLOaCD KAOTER SUNDAY the company’s claim. The sizes 8-12 and 27-30 waists. ''m Z change, and the north- •CORBINS CORNER •AVON-SIMSBURY •MANCHESTER •BRISTOL audit revealed Tectonic to 'Tradamarka of OnaMa LM. Reg. $17-$20 ; central states recoMed a 1 •NEW BRITAIN •MERIDEN •VERNON •NEW LONDON •PROTON 20% -25% off be $6.5 million in the red, fAvailaM# with piaoa or ptatoi aty«a knlvM. Madore said. • percent decrease l » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed,, April 7, 1982 MANCHESriiR HEHALD. Wed.. April 7. 1982 - II

Celts stopped Bush backers acting by Milwaukee Page 12 outside groups

By Paul Hendrie While most of the 13 official town Two current town com m ittee- members, Ellen Bickford and Can-,., Herald Reporter committee delegates are believed to be Lowell Weicker supporters, Mer», dida Ck)nway, also are on the slate. sports topsy-turvey The pro-Prescott Bush cier said he is optimistic he can con­ The challenge slates has been;; challengers to Manchester's slate of vince some to change their minds. criticized by Republican Town delegates to the state Republican “ I think there’s a little difference Chairman Curtis M. Smith, who,.' convention is acting independently in perception (between himself and labeled it “ ultra conservative.” By STEVE MEDWID ’Thursday’s game can be exchanged for any other regular-season The Brewers, who postponed ’Tuesday’s game because of a storm of the official Bush organization. the challenge slate),” said Mercier. UPI Sports Writer game. thaf blanketed Milwaukee with more than 10 inches of snow, also an­ Bush’s local coordinator said. “ Their perception seems to be that The Tigers announced their home opener against the Toronto Blue nounced the game scheduled for Thursday against Cleveland has been Jonathan Mercier, who has been the slate Mat was selected was a Driver charged The freak April snowstorms lashing the East and Midwest affected Jays has been rescheduled for April IS. The club also said Thursday’s postponed. appointed by the Bush campaign to pure Weicker slate. In my view, both man and beast Tuesday in the sports'world. game will be rescheduled later this season. Opening day tickets will The Phillies’ postponement marked only the second time in the organize Manchester, said that’s not accurate.” Police arrested a Coventry^ While several major-league b a s ^ U games were postponed be good for the April 15 game. club’s recent history a season opener had been postponed. The game nevertheless he will probably vote Mercier said he belidves most of woman Monday night and charged- because of the snow, four 'Thoroughbi^ racing programs and one ’The Blue Jays, shut out In Detroit and frustrated by the forecasts, was rescheduled for today at 7:35 p.m. EST, with the second game of for the challenge slate, composed the pro-Weicker delegates support her with driving under the Influence harness racing schedule also were scratched. scheduled exhibition games against the White Sox for Wednesday and the series being held ’Tl^ursday at 1:05 p.m. ■■'-m mainly of conservative Republican the incumbent not for ideological of alcohol after she hit another car. The New York Yankees, scheduled to play host to the Texas Thursday in Minneapolis’ indoor Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. The Pittsburgh Pirates rescheduled their 1982 home season opener dissidents purged from the town reasons, but because they think he is Police said Susan Muldoon, 26, Rangers, and the Philadelphia Phillies, at home to the New York The Jays’ home opener is scheduled for Friday afternoon at Exhibi­ with the Montreal Expos for "a second time, moving it to 12:35 p.m. committee earlier this year. a winner. was backing her car up when she hit Mets, announced postponements Tuesday and the Detroit Tigers post­ tion Stadium against the Milwaukee Brewers. EST Thursday. The opener originally had b « n moved from Tuesday But he said the official Bush But he said recent polls indicate an unoccupied car parked at 270 poned both Wednesday and ’Thursday openings. The White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers also postponed Thursday to Wednesday when snow and bitter cold weather moved into organization decided it would be a Bush is coming on strong. Mercier Hartford Road. ’The postponements left the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles games. Pittsburgh. waste of time and resources to said his job is to convince people There were no injuries reported in Dodgers playing the only major-league day gapie. ’The White Sox’ scheduled home opener with the Boston Red Sox T h e second game of the series, originally scheduled for Thursday challenge the slate selected last that Bush is the candidate who can the accident. Thoroughbred racing programs were canceled at Aqueduct in New Tuesday was postponed Monday as a near-blizzard dumped between 6 night, will be rescheduled at a later time. Herald photo by Tarqulnlo month by the town committee. win. York, Keystone in Chester, Pa., Hazel Park In Detroit and Waterford and 12 inches of snow on the metropolitan area. The White Sox, who The Pirates said they would honor tickets purchased for Tuesday’s Instead, Mercier said he will try to SNOWY MOUNTAIN RANGE LEFT BY PLOWS “ As that realization materializes, Park in Ben Salem, W.Va. Ttie harness racing program at The also postponed Thursday’s game, will fly to New York for Friday’s opener on Thursday. Those With tickets for the Thursday night game convince the town committee en­ you’re going to see a lot of people on Woman arrested game against the Yankees — unless that is postponed, too. . . . Downtown Main Street divided by piles Meadowlands in Blast Rutherford, N.J., also was canceled. were advised to exchange them for a future contest. ’The Thursday dorsed delegates to shift their sup­ that (official) slate shift to Bush,” Yankees’ spokesman Irv Kaze said only opening day tickets would ■ The next scheduled home game for the White Sox is April 16 against night tickets cannot be used for the season opener Thursday after­ port from Weicker to Bush. he added. Police arrested a Windham be honored for Thursday’s scheduled 2 p.tn. ES'T game. Tickets to Baltimore. noon, the team said. “ They don’t represent the official The challenge slate Is headed by woman Tuesday on a warrant for Bush efforts at all,” said Mercier. conservative Board of Education third-degree larceny and issuing a “ But personally, I expect I’ll membei' H. John Malon'e and also in­ bad check. No one escapes snow probably vote for them, l^ a u se it cludes former town committee Deborah Gauthier, 23, is clearly would represent 13 certain members John A. Tucci, Beverly scheduled to appear in court April Complimentary tickets Sub for Phil Niekro Bush delegates. I did not urge them Malone, Robert J. Smith and Karin 19. No further details were Continued from page one employees into work and called in area interstate highways. A state to do it (file the challenge slate).” VonDeck. available. the second shift early, before the highway official said there were no showed up at the armory seeking worst of the storm struck. serious problems on the Manchester Atlanta gets lift Area schools were closed Tuesday Auditors checking overnight shelter, because they area interstates. He said most of the couldn't get home. He said they and today, but Manchester Com­ problems were in the Hartford and were given a place to sleep and munity College — which faced a Enfield areas. coffee and doughnuts in the mor­ work stoppage by professors — from Rick Mahler 4 ning. opened late this morning. UConn situation The Board of Directors meeting Air quality report The righthander struck out seven MANCHESTER MEMORIAL scheduled for Tuesday was HARTFORD (U P I) - The state By Mike Tully HARTFORD (UPI) - State said the university saw nothing and walked three to make Dick Hospitai aiso provided overnight rescheduled for next Tuesday at 7:30 Department of Environmental UPI Sports VVrIter auditors have questioned the wrong with “ extending the W illiam s’ debut as San Diego shelter. Employees who couldn’t p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. Protection forecast good air quality University of Connecticut’s distribu­ courtesy” of free ticketa to public Phil Niekro couldn’t have done manager an unpleasant one. make it home were given cots in the The state reported 194 plowing across Connecticut for today. The tion of ^ ,0 0 0 worth of complimen­ officials. He said the auditors’ any better. conference room. The hospital and sanding trucks were in opera­ DEP reported good air quality tary Udcets to basketball games at suggestion of a written policy for “ It was a big lift for us Since we drove six or seven of its second shift tion as of Wednesday morning on statewide on Tuesday also. Dodgers 4, Giants 3 the Hartford Civic Center during the complimentary tickets was don’t have our N6. 1 man,” Braves’ At Los Angeles, Dusty Baker’s YOU KNOW past season. ' reasonable. Manager Joe Torre said Tuesday bases-loaded single in the bottom of The auditors said ’Tuesday the un­ The elected officials UConn listed night, after Rick Mahler, subbing the ninth scored Bill Russell from iversity has no written guidelines as receiving free tickets were Rep. for the disabled Niekro, fired a two- third. Baker connected off Greg Snow blessing and curse for issuing the free tickets, which Lawrence J. DeNardis, R-Conn; hitter to lead Atlanta to a 1-0 Minton, who came on after losing averaged 456 per game and went to state Attorney General Carl R. season-opening vlctoiy over the San pitcher Gary Lavelle loaded the AL SIEFFERTS offers one of the people ranging from UConn Ajello; and state Rep. Gardner E. Diego Padres. bases. Terry Forster worked two in­ groundskeepers to elected officials. Wright Jr., D-Bristol, co^ihairman “ We’re trying to keep this club nings of one-hit relief to gain the vic­ Auditor Leo V. Donohue said each of the Legislature’s Appropriations from depending on just one man,” tory. Jack Clark homered for San for MCG union protesters areas largest selections of Top G.E. free ticket represented a loss In Committee. continued T on e, who made his Francisco and Steve Yeager replied state revenue. He said the lack of debut as Braves’ skipper. for the Dodgers. written rules for ticket distribution Donohue said other legislators and Mahler made the debut a happy Forster, who sustained an elbow By Nancy Thompson Negotiations are hupg up over the one for the state, technical and com­ ; was “ an unfortunate lack of policy.’’ government officials also received one, which is the least he could do injury in 1978 and underwent sur­ Herald reporter issues of workioad and job security. munity colleges. APPLIANCES at LOW DISCOUNT PMCESII ’The auditors said many of the tickets, but their names could not be after scaring Torre half to death. gery, but still has had trouble with The administration is asking for in­ Only Crowley and one other -MCC tickets legitimately went to players, determined from UConn records.. Nine days ago, Mahler sent a line it, had a huge icepack on his arm Mother Nature hit a planned job creased workload provisions, as teacher, John Sutherland, showed coaches and sports writers, and In a letter to. DiBiaggio, the drive off Niekro’s ribs, resulting in and shoulder. action today at Manchester Com­ well as some changes in. staff up at the school to ride into the UConn staff properly used others In auditors also said UConn’s system the veteran righthander being munity College “ with a two-edged scheduling, and the union is asking Capitol. Crowley said they would recruiting athletes. But Donohue for collecting more than $300,000 in placed oh the disabled list. sword," a union organizer said. for better job security clauses. meet other staff members at 6 the said the gifts to politicians ticket receipts for the team’s six “ I was more excited than Cardinals 14, Astros 3 At Houston, Darrell Porter Tuesday’s heavy snow, which held Crowley said between 85 and 90 Capitol. In addition, he said some amounted to “ lobbying with the regular season games in the Civic scared,” said Mahler after pitching slugged a three-run homer and off the opening of school until 10 percent of the staff requested per­ staff members who were unable to public’s money.” Center was outmoded and should be his first major-league shutout. ” I automated. Keith Hernandez knocked in three a.m. today, may have helped the un­ sonal leave days in connection with get out of their homes planned to UConn President John DiBiaggio knew I had to shut them out since we ions’ plans to close the school by the union job action. contact the legislators by phone. only had one run. But I don’t think runs to key an 18-hit outburst. Jim keeping staff members who might “ While the size of the group may U P I photo Kaat, who relieved in the ninth in­ At 10 a.m. today, only a handful of that’s an indication of what this club haye come in at home, said John be somewhat smaller, the impact ning for St. Louis, has now appeared cars were in student and faculty will do. We’re going to hit.” Crowley, secretary of the MCC will be the same,” Crowley said. SNOWMAN AWAITS OPENING GAME in 24 consecutive seasons, a major- parking lots. It was only Mahler’s second com­ Chapter of the Congress of Connec­ “ It’s too bad we aren’t the Boston Sprinkling of Indians . In Detroit wearing Tiger cap and Jacket plete game in 15 major league starts. league record. ticut Community Colleges. Union members had planned to Red Sox,” Crowley said wryly. "W e meet in one of the parking lots to The snow, however, hindered could fly to Florida and meet the REBATE CCCC members’ plans to lobby at carpool to the Capitol to lobby legislators there.” the state Capitol against a proposed legislators against a proposed on All-CCIL squads higher education reorganization bill, higher education reorganization bill Crowley said. which would create one “ super- WWA8350B 5-CYCLE POrSCRUBBER' DISHWASHER AUTOMATIC DRYER There was a light dusting of Markham, Paige Young and Jackie The Manchester CCCC members board” to oversee state higher Correction LARGE-CAPACITY WASHER • Ftitscrubber cycle removes even baked-on soils • 4 drying selections, including Manchester High athletes on All-: Tucker drew honorable mention. 10 kilo run in relays authorized the sickout for the two­ education. • 3 wash/spin speed selections • Tub and door liner are permanent press Central Connecticut Interscholastic Young is a junior while Markham fold purpose of protesting stalled The CCCC, as well as the Board of • 4 wash/rinse temperature combinations protected by an exclusive , . In the “ Your Neighbor’s Views” with^energy-saving cold water rinse • Porcelain enamel drum 10-year full warranty regulany ^ League (CCIL) all-lepgue teams for and 'Tucker are semdra. contract negotiations and lobbying Trustees of Community colleges and • End-pf-cycle signal (ask for details) less rebate______.feature in the Saturday Manchester • 6 cycles including permanent press the recently completed winter Manchester had one represen­ against the bill, Crowley said. several college administrators, h u and extra cleaning cycles ' for regularly $ 3 2 8 ■ * Er>ergy saver wash cycle YOUR Herald, the name of Evelyn Kuc- season. tative on the all-league ice hockey Union members voted unanimous­ come out in favor of an alternate blit heavy soils on modern fabrics less rebate $ 20 and diy option • COST •409 %nski was misspelled. The Silk Town boys’ basket­ squad with senior Leon Botteron ly last week to take off today as a which would create one board for regularly $ 4 1 8 YOUR less rebate $ 2 0 ball team had a pair of represen­ cited among the forwards. The In­ sick day or personal leave day. the University of Connecticut and COST •306 will carry state title YOUR •308 tatives on th'e all-league squad with dian puckster bad a team-high 17 COST seniors Joe Maher -and Ron goals along with a half dozen assists Pedemonte tabbed in the voting con­ for 23 points. By Earl Yost the state title run in Manchester. TAC, but paid for by the relays. countered in the afternoon, this Obituaries ducted by the coaches. Curt Howard in the 105-pound Sports Editor While the race will be open to all In addition, one entrant in the 10 year’s run has been shifted to the Haig to try to find League champ Hall High and class and Bob Filloramo in the 167- registered TAC runners, the first kilo will win a trip to the 1984 morning. CCIL Playoff winner Penney also pound division drew honorable men­ Highlight of the second day of the Connecticut man to finish will be Summer Olympic Games in Los The race will start and finish on had two representatives lece with tion in the voting for the all-CCIL seventh annual New England Relays acclaimed the state champion. The Angeles as well as the top per­ the Manchester Community College Thomas R. Carty Fermi, East Hartford, Windham wrestling team. June 27 in Manchester will be the race will start at 10 a.m. former in the track and field events campus. Falklands solution Thomas R. Carty, 72', of 325 Kelley and Wethersfield each securing one All-league teams in boys’ swim­ Connecticut 10 Kilometer Cham­ The first male finisher and the the previous day. Thanks to healthy contributions to SIEFFERTj. pionship race. Road, Vernon, died Tuesday at APRIL 1 nomination- ming and girls’ gymnastics were first female to cross the finish line Thirty awards will be made for the relays from United Technologies THROUGH Rockville General Hospital. He was senior backcourt performer Sue also selected. Manchester doesn’t Pat Mistretta, relay coordinator, will each receive a color television the distance run, Mistretta said. and the Travelers Insurance Co., the Continued from page one the mainland. War fever gripped the the husband of W lnifr^ Wells Car­ MAY 31 Donnelly was the lone Manchester offer the latter while it was shut out reported that official sanction had set. Second placements will be run­ There will be 14 divisions. relays are in the best financial posi­ Argentine capital and anti-British ty. selection to the all-CCIL girls’ ' in boys’ swimming. been received from Bob Russell, ning shoes and third places will In previous years, two distance tion. ever. ting Foreign Minister Alfredo Saint sentiments soared. Funeral service will be Thursday basketball squad. Eleven hoopsters Voting in all sports was conducted Connecticut chairman for The bring equipment travel bags. In ad­ races were offered, 12 and 6-miIes. Entry blanks will be available Jean and former President Jorge Troops on Britain’s 40-ship rescue at 9 a.m. at the Burke-Fortin were named. Manchester’s Stacy by tile coaches. Athletics Congress (TAC) to stage dition, medals will be awarded by Because of the extreme heat en­ shortly. Videla, flew to the Falkland Islands armada — its largest nav^il force Funeral Home, 76. Prospect St., today for the swearing-in of a assembled in 26 years — drilled on Rockville, with a blessing at 10 a.m. SPACEMAKER" MICROWAVE OVEN SAVES VALUABLE COUNTER SPACE military governor on the territory the decks of aircraft carriers for at Sacred Heart Church, Vernon. CASH • 2-speed fan arvj light seized from Britain. commando raids as the fleet Burial will be in St. Bernard’s CASH REBATE • Automatic cocking and Videla, appointed president of steamed the 8,000 miles to the Cemetery. REBATE automatic roasting controls Argentina by the ihilitary junta that Falklands. Friends may call at the funeral • Easy-to-use MicroTooch'* Instant replay controls Woman introduced basketball here ousted President Isabel Peron in a Hundreds of new Argentine troops home today 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 coup in 1976, was joined by some of dug in on the windswept, 200-island p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral mass will be $5 98 regularly surance Co., plus $4,0(j0 from United the rightist regime’s harshest op­ archipelago and new arms were air­ celebrated April 12 at 10 a.m. at less rebate $ 50 Basketball was introduced to Manchester Technologies, the New England Relays are in ponents for the 1,200-mile flight lifted for the Argentine force that Sacred Heart Church. YOUR Iqr a Yvoman, Mary Greene In 1895. Green, an good financial shape for the two-day June 26- from Buenos Aires to the South hauled down the Union Jack Friday COST •548 Instructor in gymnastics for Ninth Districh Ksith D. Dunphy 27 program this summer. With trips for two for Twins'fans Atlantic archipelago. on the colony Britian ruled since (South Bind) Schools, the late Bob Carney, Herald Keith D. Dunphy, 59, of 26 athletes — one each day — to the 1984 Olympic The swearing-in of Governor 1833. historian and long-time reporter with the Greenlawn St., East Hartford, died Games in Los Angeles, record high entries Mario Menendez later today was to In London, Prime Minister Herald noted. Angle Tuesday at Manchester Memorial are expected. Each' trip is valued at $1,200. By Mark Friedman struck out 10 and gave up nine hits in be broadcast live by radio to the en­ Margaret Thatcher — Britain’s H ie 14 members of the Class of 1899, when Hospital. He was the husband of Earl Yost, The Olympic trips were made possible by an UPI Sports Writer 7 2-3 innings. tire nation. “ Iron Lady” — rejected financial 30' ELECTRIC RANGE freshman, were credited irith purchasing the Mary Backofen Dunphy. • P -7 » nlf-claanlng ovan arrangement with and a big assist from Maler’s slugging overshadowed an Earlier, Foreign Minister Nicanor market jitters and catcalls to resign first basketball and basketk. Sports Editor On this long-awaited day, Funeral service will be Friday at • TWO B~ and two 6" plug-ln Connecticut Travel Services with officers in outstanding performance by Twins’ Costa Mendez declined to comment and cut all imports from Argentina. CaJrod* surtaca haating Carney writes that there were seven Tuesday, the people of Minnesota 11 a.m. at Newkirk and Whitney units ’ the .Manchester Parkade ... Yesterday’s rookie Gary Gaetti, who had a pair on a possible Falklands Islands In Washington, however, hope for players on each aide with the court divided bravely b attik ' the elements to Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., a Electronic digital dock and snowstorm will set back outdoor sports ac­ of homers, a triple, a single and lour peace formula in which Argentina a solution emerged. Argentine into three, sections. There were two forwards, witness the opening of the Hubert H. East Hartford, with the Rev. Leon touch Umar tivities in this area by as much as a week ... RBI. He was thrown out at the plate would withdraw troops in exchange Foreign Minister Nicandor Costas three centras — one of eadi side and one in Humphrey Metrodome. They settled Hermes officiating. Burial will he in Frank Shorter will head the fourth annual trying for an inside-the-park home for future possession of the islands. Mendez expressed cautious op­ TBF21ZB the middle and two i^ards. Each into their seats with great hopes for Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Connecticut Mutual Run for Life Saturday, run in the second inning. Costa Mendez was asked about the timism for a peaceful solution after NO-FROST FOOD SAVER regularly positioned player was allowed to roam only In experienced was Garry Howatt. a successful beginning, for a change Friends may call at the funeral less rebate • April 17 starting at Bushnell Park in Hart­ Maler’s bases-loaded double to the formula in an exclusive telephone meeting Secretary of State REFRIGERATOR his designated area. The little guy worked hard every minute he in tradition. home Thursday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and • 20.0 cu. ft. with 6.97 cu. ft. freezer YOUR ford. Sponsors hope to raise $100,000 for the seventh produced three runs and interview with the Buenos Aires Alexander Haig. There were no backboards, and the cords was on the ice. Despite his size, 5-9 and 173 All they got was an instant replay. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. • Moist 'n Fresh and Cool 'n Fresh storage COST •648 American Heart Assn. Competition is open to capped a four-run inning for the newspaper Clarin, after meeting in compartnrents and Meals n Snacks pan connected to the basket were not opened at pounds, Howatt never backed down when The United States said Vice Presi­ all for the 1.1 mile course ... Three former Rookie Jim Maler drove in five Mariners. A1 Cowens doubled to a Washington with Secretary of State • Equipped for automatic icemaker the bottom. It was not only necessary to toss challenged and wound up with a team-high runs with a home run, a double, a dent George Bush was ready to Manchester High athletes are members of run earlier that inning. Cowens Alexander Haig. (Optional— extra cost) the ball into the basket, but get it in clean so 242 penalty minutes. single and a sacrifice fly Tuesday mediate the dispute and Haig met the American International women’s softball capped the Mariners’ scoring with a “There is still no concrete that it would not bound out, which was often An indication of how far the Whalers are night to lift the Seattle Mariners to separately with Argentine Foreign regularly team this spring, catcher Marcy MacDonald, solo homer in the ninth. proposal on the conflict. I think the less rebate the case, Carney said. from being a winning team and a Stanley Cup an 11-7 victory over the Twins, ih the Minister Nicandor Costa Mendez, Fire c a lls pitcher Shirley Adams and infielder Ellqn At Oakland, Calif., Davey Lopes military tension is tending to go YOUR Carney ivas a member of the Class of ’89 contender can be taken in Howatt’s case. first regular-season baseball game British Ambassador Sir Nicholas GE. We bring good things to life. Donadio ... Greater Hartford ( ^ n 10-pin drew a bases-loaded walk with two down but the political and COST attd was also a ihember ol.tto i first team. With the Stanley Cup champion New York ever played to the Metrodome. Henderson and Argentine Am ­ competition will be staged next week at the out to the bottom of the 11th toning diplomatic tension remains the One'pjayer was designated b ^ o n the gamei Islanders, Howatt was expendable. With the “ It’s a thrill,” said Maler. "The bassador Esteban Takacs. Bradley Bowl with $13,000 to the winner. to provide the A ’s with the winning same,” he was quoted as saying. to attempt all the free throws. Whalers^ he was a standout. thrill of a young rookie ballplayer to U.S. officials said Argentina may Manchester Channel 8 will carry the finals Saturday, run. Dwayne Murphy walked to lead Earlier, he said he was confident 647-9997 Often the final score totals would be in . Howatt was a plugger, knew how to use bis just be in the major leagues to front be disposed to accept the U.S. offer April 17 ... The same day United Tae Kwon off the 11th off loser Don Aase and a settlement could be reached with Tuesday, 6:38 p.m. — Medical single numbers, 9-8, 6-4. body, like Dave Keon, another little man, and of 52,000 fans — to have that kind of of mediation as the British flotilla TONIGHT T 647-999H .Do of Blast Hartford will sponsor the annual two outs later, Wayne Gross singled Britain before the British war fleet call. Colonial Road (Town) gave IW percent in every outing. ' high is just great ... I couldn’t nears Its destination. AAU Championships at Penney High starting to right, sending Murphy to third. arrived in the Falklands in about Tuesday, 3:20 p.m. — (^ r fire, 44 Al fiidlent’ii DNag THURS. believe the way the ball was flying at noon ... Hoiday Lanes will be the scene this Jim Spencer was then walked inten­ two weeks. Others indicated a war could Harvard Road (Eighth District) 443-445 HARTFORD RO. U U MANCHESTER, Expendable as Islander out of here during the game.” weekend of the Nick Tronsky Classic with a tionally and Lopes, to his first game Britain’s ambassador in Buenos could wreak havoc with Argentina’s Wednesday, 5:07 a.m. — Medical Good shape Attendance for the Twins’ 1982 [fiO Of K lim • M(KEl ST. I N 'l lOUTION TO ' One of the most valued members of the die- purse of $5,000 being offered. Many of the wiUi Oakland after 10 years wito L m Aires prepared to lead the first already fragile economy — through call, 31 Green Road (Eighth Ll'J VjfliH 'fflL: M I 144 opener was 52,279, the largest crowd afipointing season the Hartford 9Ehalers With a gift of $2,500 from the Travelers In­ nation’s top duck pinners will participate. Angeles, walked on a 3-2 pitch to exodus of 17,000 royal subjects from trade bans and the expeifte of war. District) THE PEOPLE WHO BKIHC TOO LOW PRICES i PERSOHAl SERVICE m i n i y st m ever to watch a baseball game to make a winner of Jeff Jones, w te Minnesota. Floyd Bannister, 1-0, t w t f pitched 31-3 innings of one-hit r^lM . 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. April 7. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.?"April 7. I98’2 IjL Injury-riddled Bucks Rec basketball Serious business Rec volleyball winners surprise Celts again with Islanders MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Forward the most of the game. They were hopes are dead because they have Mickey Johnson figures he knows tied 32-32 after one period and 65-65 lost Buckner and Bridgeman. T-«i! why his injury-riddled Milwaukee at the half and the (C ities were up “ Let’s face it, they are better with J Plhsburgh’s Paul Baxtpr, who has By Kevin Kenney Chicago, Winnipeg vs. St. Louis, Los Bucks were able to beat the Boston by only one, 94-93, going into the Quinn Buckner and Junior but the second-highest total of penalty UPI Sports Writer Angeles vs. Eklmonton and Calgary Celtics — his coach is a great final period. (Scott) May has filled in very well minutes (409) In a regular season In -V vs. Vancouver. manipulator. The score was tied for the 15th and he makes up for Junior. And During the 1981-82 season, the NHL history, particularly In Montreal, the Canadlens and ■‘You have to give the coach (Don tim e in the game at 100-100 in the Marques played very well for them New York Islanders won 15 con­ aggravated the Islanders. Nordiques begin what is being called Nelson) most of the credit,” John­ fourth quarter when Sidney Mon- at guard even though that's not his secutive games, a n -N H L record. He was twice called for “The Battle of Quebec.” The son said Tuesday night after an crief and Marques Johnson hit position.” The defending Stanley Cup cham­ highsticking.John Tonelli and tried Canadlens, who finished with the emotional 122-116 victory over the baskets to put the Bucks ahead for Fitch, whose team lost for the pions also accumulated 118 points, a to coax the Islander forward into a league’s third beat record, are defending NBA champions. “ He has good. first time in four games, said the team record. fight. As Baxter goaded Tonelli, the seeking their 23rd Stanley Cup. manipulated us to overcom e things M oncrief and Bob Lanier had 26 Bucks “ just played well against us But, at this point those figures IslaMers’ Gord Lane sucker- “It's an emotional series maybe that go against us. He made some points apiece for the Bucks and ... and we d i ^ ’t execute and didn’t mean absolutely nothing, and, as punched Baxter. for the crowd,” said right wing Guy changes ... and it was just a con­ Marques Johnson 20, and the bench get the breaks.” Islander Coach A1 Arbour says, “He’s basically an agitator,” Lafleur, who pronounced himself in tribution at all ends.” came through in solid fashion. Kevin McHale had 27 points, in­ looking to the upcoming playoffs: Islander captain Denis PotWn says top shape after suffering a foot in­ The Bucks have recently lost Lister, making a rare start, had 14 cluding 11 in the third period when “ It’s time to get down to business.” of Baxter. “ He’s not getting those jury in March. guard Quinn Buckner and top points and 7 rebounds, Scott May 9 the Celtics finally went ahead, and Arbour’s Islanders entertain the In Edmonton, the Los Angeles reserve Junior Bridgeman for the points, Pat Cummings 8 points and Robert Parish added 26. Pittsburgh Penguins tonight in the Kings have the unenviable task of season. And they went up against newcomer Robert Smith played a opening round of the Stanley Cup facing Wayne Gretzky’s Edmonton Boston without Brian Winters, who steady 15 minutes at guard. The win boosted the Bucks record Playoffs. While the Islanders admit Oilers, who achieved the N H L’s had stepped into Buckner’s starting Larry Bird, who is coming off the to 53-23 while the Celtics, who have they eased up a bit during the final second-best record. role. bench himself these days, knows the best mark in the NBA, dropped week of the season, they say they’re Los Angeles’ Ckiach Don Perry Nelson put forward Marques that reserves can be as tough as to 58-17. ready to go all-out now for their Isn’t likely to bet against his own ■lohnson at guard, inserted rookie starters. The Bucks are chasing third straight Stanley Cup. ''Jsx* W. team, but he considers the Oilers a Alton Lister at Johnson's forward “ Just because you’re coming o ff Philadelphia for the second-best “ Look, the last week of the season heavy favorite to beat, the Kings. spot and depended heavily on all the bench sixth, seventh, eighth or record in the Eastern Conference Rec photos meant something, but it wasn’t minutes tor lighting, so he must be “Our chances are very, very nine players at his disposal to get his ninth doesn’t mean they can't play. and Nelson said that was why the worth getting hurt for,” said doing something.’ slim,” Perry said. “ If we don’t put team's sixth straight victory. When they get in they want to prove win was a big one for his team. goaltender BiUy Smith. “Now it Manchester Cycle American Businessmen All-Star right wing Mike Bossy, out 1(X) percent, we’re zero. We "That was a nice win for us. I tell they can play, too,” said Bird, who “ It was only pivotal because means something, when it concerns who wrenched his knee in the can’t play so-so and be successful. you. we really earned it,” said scored 15 points — including 7 in a we’re still trying to catch the silver (the Stanley Cup). Now it Top row (I. to r.) Stan Alexander, Bob Kler- ly, Rick Kiernan, Mark Plekos, Bob Plaster, Pittsburgh game, was to be We’re not that good.” Nelson. "I couldn't have a letdown row for his team in the final three Philadelphia,” he said. “ Maybe we means everything.” nan, Ed Kowal, Bud Talaga. Bottom, Bill Kel- Missing Chip Conran, Johh Quaglla. examined Tuesday by team physi­ Meanwhile, Edmonton Coach and ■Rec photo from anybody. Everybody out there minutes of the game. don’t have much of one, but we have The Islanders owned the Penguins cian Jeffrey Minkoff. General Manager Glen Sather had to be heady and they were "Who the hell are the people who a shot. Any loss at home really hurts for most of the regular season, but “It’s day to day,” Bossy said of smiled and described his youthful tonight." wrote them off?” Boston Coach Bill so this is good because it keeps us last week, In a fight-marred season the knee, “or maybe minute to charges as more than ready. American Division Insurers The teams fought evenly through Fitch asked of talk the Bucks’ title close.” finale, the Penguins beat the minute.” . "They’re up,” Sather said. Islanders, 7-2. The Penguins played Top row, (I. to r.) Rod Johnson, Phil Daly, McCusker. Missing Bob Boland, Pete Denz, 4 In other playoff games tonight, it “They’ve been looking forward to very aggressively in that game, and will be the N.Y. Rangers vs. this for three weeks now. (But) Bob Herdic, Jeff Clarke, Tom Crockett. Bot- Bill Bellock. may have set the tone for the up­ Philadelphia, Montreal vs. Quebec, we’ve got to be careful with LA all tom. Dean Yost, Mike Crockett, Steve coming best 3-of-5 series. Cavaliers off mark Boston vs. Buffalo, Minnesota vs. the way.” and lose to Bullets Bruins banking

By United Press International at intcrmi.ssion. 23 ^ in ts and Bobby Jones added 18 “ It wasn't pretty,’ ' said Ruiand, to pace seven Philadelphia players For most teams, defeating the “ but at this time of the year you in double figures. The victory was Cleveland Cavaliers is nothing take what you can get.” the 76ers’ fourth straight while f■ . on rookie goalie special. For Gene Shue, it was a In other games, it was Atlanta 106, Chicago dropped its sixth in a row. ------religious experience. New York 104; Milwaukee 122, Lakers 108, Rockets 97 BOSTON (U P I) - (Soaltending, during the Sabres unsuccessful Quebec and then clinched second “ Thank God,” he said, Tuesday Boston 116; Philadelphia 117, At Houston, Magic Johnson scored like pitching in baseball, usually is drive for second place in the divi­ place Sunday with a 7-2 victory over night, when his Washington Bullets Chicago 104; Los Angeles 108, 23 points and Karcem Abdul-Jabbar the key in the Stanley Cup playoffs. sion, and was hit for five goals in the registered a sloppy 94-85 verdict Hartford. Houston 97; Utah 129, Dallas 114; added 20 for Los Angeles, offsetting And while the Buffalo Sabres have over the Cavaliers who now have first period of the season finale Moffat’s arrival may have Moses M alone’s 37 points and 21 the edge on experience in that against Quebec. lost 12 straight. “ I can’t remember decided a dilemma facing Bruins rebounds. department, the ^ t o n Bruins may '“It was a lousy way to end the coach Gerry Cheevers, who has the a time this year we won with Kevin Jazz 129, Mavericks 114 m rx..' have the one with the hot hand.' And season but I think we can all forget experienced Rogie Vachon and (Grevey) and Greg (Ballard) At Salt Lake City, Adrian Dantley he has played all of two games in the shooting that badly,” he added. rookie Marco Baron also available. poured in a game-high 40 points and r 3 NHL. Spencer Haywood scored 20 points Baron played most of the second > A, Darrell Griffith added 21 to power O L J The two Adams Division rivals and rookie Jeff Ruiand added 19 for t.»i half of the season, but was inconsis­ Utah, which won for the third meet tonight in Boston in the opener the Bullets, who snapped a three- tent and was shelled in a 9-5 loss to straight time. of their bestof-five Stanley Cup 1^. game losing streak in their quest to Buffalo in the last meeting between SiiperSonicH 102, .Suns 91 series. The Sabres, who were 2-5-1 hold on to the sixth and final playoff ‘I think It will the clubs. At Seattle, Gus Williams scored 27 against Boston this year, will have- spot in the Eastern Conference. Donato’s Senior League “I suppose I ’d be disappointed if I points and Jack Sikma added 24 veteran Don Eklwards in net. The “ This is the tim e of the year when be good series’ didn’t start,” said Baron, who had points and 21 rebounds as Seattle Bruins, who were stalling on a selec­ P ’-’ < 1 you want everything going great and Top row (I. to r.) Tom Meggers, Bill Pardo, williams, Tony Donato, Brian Combs. the fourth best goals-against snapped Phoenix’s four-game win­ tion, may go with Mike Moffat, who it wasn’t tonight,” Shue said. “ This John Lusa. Bottom, Mike Pardo, Dave Missing Mike Donan. average in the NHL. “You always ning streak. made his NH L debut four days ago. Scotty Bowman want to help a team directly, but wasn’t a great confidence builder. Seattle 102, Phoenix 91; Portland rruil Blazers l.’{6, .Nuggets 122 “ I think it will be a good series,” Hopefully, things will work out.” I’ve gbt to look the other way, too. I 136, Denver 122; and Golden State At Portland, Ore., Calvin Natt said Scotty Bowman, who return^ The Cavaliers, who hit only 18 of had pretty good luck against Buffalo 110, San Diego 96. scored 28 points as Portland handed from his general manager’s job to their first 63 shots, were led by Cliff until recently.” Hawks 106, Knicks 104 Denver its second straight loss after coach Buffalo during their stretch Robinson with 24 points and Phil Vachon has never been the goalie At Atlanta, Elddie Johnson scored 12 consecutive victories. drive. “The teams are about even. I about it and be ready for Boston,” Hubbard with 21 points. Boston thought he would be when 32 points, including two free throws Warriors 110, Cli|ipcrs 96 think goaltending will be the Edwards said. Haywood’s 16-foot shot with three they acquired him from Detroit last with four seconds left, to lift the At San Diego, Joe Barry Carroll difference.. We feel Don Eldwards is Moffat played this season in the minutes left gave the Bullets their year. The veteran has resigned Hawks. The Knicks lost their team- scored 28 points and Bernard King a good playoff goalie.” junior ranks and started Saturday biggest lead of the last half, 41-26. himself to a seat on the bench for at record 11th straight on the road. added 27 to help Golden State defeat Eldwards has been a fixture in the' night in Quebec in what was an Cleveland, which hit only 14-of-45 least the first few games. “ It was 76ers 117, Bulls 104 the Clippers for their 14th straight Buffalo cage ever since the mid­ extremely crucial game for obvious to me over the last two shots in the first half, trailed, 45-37, At Chicago, Julius Erving scored loss. W season deal which sent former Boston’s second-place chances. The months that they were getting Mar­ m m y Sabres goalie Bob Sauve to Detroit. thinking was the team would tighten co ready to play,” said Vachon. “So He may be getting tired, as be up defensively for the rookie. It if it’s Marco or the kid, well, I kind !*■ played in virtually every game worked, as the Bruins won 5-4 in of expected it.” Rec photo Respectability sought National Division Lloyd’s Auto Parts Contrasting styles. Toprow, (l. tor.)Qreg Heuser, Jim Llebman, Ron DeBlols, John Llebman. Bottom, Kelly iBadU Morton, Jim Watt. ■TV by Bolton High squad Rangers vs. Flyers Two more

By Len Auster TONIGHT cars enter " I ’m not a quitter and they won’t That’ll be a step towards the even­ .Herald Sportswriter NEW YORK (UPI) - Two teams the series having met in three lx7;30 • Bruins vs. Sacres, Ch. 38 be a quitter,” Monroe continues, tual goal — respectability. could scarcely differ more in style previous playoffs, with the Flyers 8:30 - Top Rank Boxing, ESPN 500 field “I’ve told them I won’t let them get Schedule: April 8 RHAM A, 13 “S i: - j i A v a i l a b l e . Respectability. than the New York Rangers and down. We can lose but as long as winning two. Philadelphia center 8:30 - NHL Playoff Games, USA It may sound far-fetched with Coventry H, 16 East Hampton H, 20 bU Philadelphia Flyers, who are w e ’re doing the fundamentals, Bobby Clarke, who has seen all INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Cromwell H, 23 Vinal Tech A, 27 scheduled to meet tonight in Game 1 everyone fully aware the Bolton things will be okay.” three series, symbolizes the Flyers’ — Defending champion Portland H, 29 Weaver H, 30 Cheney m iti High baseball program is un­ of their best-of-five Stanley Cup edge in experience. , Kings on skid Bobby Unser and Mexico’s The Bulldogs field a young team Tech H, May 4 Rocky Hill A, 5 dergoing its third coaching change playoff series. ' “I think experience is overrated,” Hector Rebaque have been with three freshmen in the starting Bacon Academy A 7:30 p.m., 7 W e’re a car dealership. If we in three years. Police Businessmen National The Rangers, led by coach Herb. said Clarke. “ Exuberance is more assigned cars entered line-up. Freshman Tom Russell RHAM H, 11 (Coventry A, 12 East before playoff But respectability, with the Brooks, relied on slmting speed, important than experience. In some previously for this year’s opens behind the plate with the in­ Hampton A, 14 Cromwell A, 18 Vinal Top row (I. to r.) Frodel Dean, Kevin dlnone, Sandy FIcara, John Cashman, Marty players proud of being in the passing skill and finesse to fin i^ se­ situations, that might help, but I Indianapolis 5(X). sold cars without servicing field alignment'finding junior Jeff EDMONTON, Alberta (UPI) - If program, is the not unrealistic Tech H, 19 Portland A, 21 Cheney McCooe, Mike Areata, Kevin Conneely, Tom Jordan, Manny Reis, Curt Reis. Missing Rich cond in the Patrick Division and don’t think it’s that big a deal.” Peterson at first base, junior Bob the overlords of the N H L allowed Meanwhile, two more objective of newly installed Coach Tech A, 25 Rocky Hill H, 27 Bacon Cirullo, Mark Borofsky. Bottom, Trimo Ron- Busick. earn the home ice advantage for the Brooks tended to agree. them, w e wouldn’t sell cars for Cusano at second, senior Norm Har- such things, one could believe Los cars were entered Tuesday Joe Monroe. Academy H. Most games 3:15 p.m. series. “ We don’t have anything ap­ pin at shortstop and junior Mark Angeles Coach Don Perry would for the May 30 outing. The Monroe previously served as Philadelphia, meanwhile, still proaching the playoff experience Maneggia at third. have jumped a jet to Las Vegas to latest entries, bringing the long. jayvee coach at (Coventry High and employs the rugged style that that Philadelphia can throw at us,” Either sophomore Keith Owen or place a bet on the Edmonton Oilers total to 89, catne from most recently at Windsor High un­ Horse of month en ab M them to capture Stanley said Brooks. “But I like our senior Chris Morianos will patrol before heading to the Great White Brayton Engineering, der highly successful Barry C3iasen. COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I) - Skip Gups in 1974 and ’75. They clutch, chances. I’m optimistic. We threw leftfield with freshmen James North for the playoffs. Cold water, Mich. Drivers That’s why we stay available. “ I’m an optimistic person,” by Night, a 5-year-old pacer with an they grab, they grind and forecheck. away some points the final week of Kissell and David Chirry in center With fourth place in the Smytbe assigned were Scott Monroe states, “ I feel a coach had unlikely penchant for eating IW chever team succeeds in es­ the season but overall I have- to be and right respectively. Division sewn up only because the Brayton of Coldwater and to come in and work with all the doughnuts, has been selected as the tablishing its style should win the pleased and appreciative of what lowly Colorado Rockies dwell In the Pat Bedard of New York levels,” he made reference to little U!S. Trotting Association’s top series. our people have accomplished. W h en you need us, w e ’re here. Morianos, representing most of same division, the Kings lost their City. league, colt, etc., “ I want to turn harness horse for the month of "The big thing we have to do is not “ We had a lot of ihjuries but the Bolton’s mound experience, tops the last five games of the year to finish Brayton was a rookie things around in Bolton. I know it March. let the Flyers take away our skating pec^le who stepped in to fill the hill staff that also includes the 6- with a dismal 24-41-15 record. They last year while Bedard W e ’ve been here for 49 years, won’t be easy and it w ill take time. Skip hy Night won all three of his and puck control game,’’ said holes did a great job. 1 think- our foot-4 Owen and Cusano. are, statistically, the 17th best or passed a driver’s test but “ I’m trying to get respectability starts in March, including two $40,- Ranger wing Ekldie Johnstonie, who players have a lot to be proud of but Freshmen Mark Ganes, Ken rather the fourth worst team in the made no attempt to earning your trust and keeping hack in the program .” 000 legs of the George Morton Levy will be skating with Robbie Ftorek there’s an' even bigger 'challenge Hipsky and David Mix will see ser­ league. qualify. Bolton is coming off a 2-16 cam­ Pacing Series. The son of Meadow ahead of us.” vice off the bench. and Don Maloney. "W e can’t let Unser, who at the age of paign. The '82 team, which was Skipper already has surpassed his Phildelphia tie us up with their you happy. “I feel we’ll he sound fundamen­ 47 became the oldest slated to open Thursday against last year’s earnings with $141,950 in tally,” Monroe, whq has stressed forechecking.” winner of the 500, said he RHAM High in Hebron, will try to 1982. , Bob McCammon, who replaced Cycle Expo Racing Team the fundamentals in practice, would drive a car entered build towards Monroe’s goal of Pat Quinn as Flyers’ coach late in offers, “I learned that from Barry. M It; v ? last month by Garza respectability with a 12-man roster. the season, must try to keep his Always available, consistently Defensively we’ve worked hard on Racing. The Albuquerque, Thirteen went out for the squad — situations.” Games in Spanish players aggressive but under con­ members place in meet N.M., ace finally emerged there is no jayvee team — hut Eric trol. Monroe, aware the program won’t NEW YORK (UPI) -The New as winner of his Qiird Indy dependable. Moriarty Brothers. Rys was hurt the first day of prac­ “There are two things we must do turn around in one year but adding York Mets today announced they Members of the’[n|ewly formed Nancy Hulme of Manchester took race after a storm of con­ tice and is out for the season. to beat the Rangers,” said McCam­ he plans to he around for longer than will broadcast 91 games in Spanish ‘Manchester Cycle’ll Expo Racing runner-up honors in the in­ troversy over last May’s Improving the turnout will take mon. "First, we can't take any that, has already received a small on WBNX Radio (1380 AM), in­ Team, had a good showing In its termediate girls (13-15 years old) finish. ( » r e of itself if Monroe gets the retaliation pciudtles. I know they're sign. “ When we started some of the cluding the Opener on April 7 from first competitive o u t ^ of the year 7.7-miIe race. A veteran of 19 straight program headed in the right direc­ going to try to aggravate us, but kids were down but now the kids are Philadelphia. last Sunday-in the United States ' Phil Mendelson and David Hulme Indianapolis starts, Unser tion. retaUation penalties will kill us / MORIARTY BROTHERS looking forward to the season,” he WBNX will feature broadcaster 144 Cycling Federation sanctioned race were second and fifth respectively finished first last year only “One thing which I learned from against them. comments. Juan Vene. who recently was named series at the Uniroyal Circuit in in the 35 years and over veteran to be penalized one lap, Barry (Chasen) is that they have fo “Second is to play our positions men’s race that covered 14.3 miles. “These kids want to work and he the best Spanish-speaking sports an­ Middlebury. giving the race to Mario believe in themselves. We’ve tried Mr. Steak Women’s Rec and play a disciplined game.” And 19-year-old Brian Danahy of competitive. I feel we can he com­ nouncer in the United States. Vene’s Clare Hulme of Manchester and Andretti. Unser later to put some pride back in Pete Peeters is the likely Manchester took fifth place in the petitive this year if we do the fun­ broadcasting credits include four­ Top row (I. to r.) Enea Golangos, Sue LInsen* ClRudla Sweetland, Sue Leslie. MIsging, Gaby Mendleson of Vernon were se­ appealed and was themselves and this team will he goaltender fw Philadelphia while cond and third respectively In the senior men open race of 22 miles. Trusted commitment o damentals the way they’re supposed teen years of broadcasting the bigler, Celine Sauvis, Annette McCall. Bot­ Sandy Khoury, Eve Kershenbaum. — reinstated by the U.S. Auto confident every game it goes into. .Ed Mio has been named by Brooks. midget girls (9-11 years old) 3.3- Racing continues Sunday in to be.” Playoffs and World Series. tom, Michelle Sheridan, Mary Cochran, Club as winner of the The Fivers and the Rangers enter mile race. Middlebury. event; MAN( IIKSTKR HERALD. Wed.. April 7. 1982 - 15 I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., April 7, 1982

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Cleve at Milw, ppd., wea Let's tour Munson's Seattle 0091U401-U140 WHO AM I? Minn 10030012D-7U2 s p o r u t m k : Bannister, Stanton (8) and Baseball Essian; Redfem, B. CaiUllo Bowling (6). Arroyo (6) and Wynegar. W—Bannister (l-O), L-B. Cas­ Rollle Fingers Bolton candy kitchen must be where the Easter bunny shops tillo (0-1). HRa-MinnesoU, Engle (1). GaetU 2 (2); Seattle, # MaTer (1), Cowens (1). Interviewed by Jiip Scott and Peter Hanley By Barbara Richmond Major League Standings (11 innings) of thousands of eggs and bunnies,” By United Press International Cal OOOQU 00000-2 UO COUNTRY CLUB- Ted Backiel 150- Rome Fingers, 9S. of the Milwaukee Brewen is Herald Reporter the Bolton candymaker said. National League Oak 00000200001-9 71 l>Bsel>aWs top relief pitchers. He bes else pitched for the We stopped short in front of an ^ 8 t ForKh, Aase (9) and Boone; 137-420, Leo Cyr 143-149-417, Vic W L Pet. GB Langford, Underwood (8), Abraitis 151-406, AI Martin 145-392, ics (l9«9-m6) and the Padres (1977-1980). In spring training, be It’s the aroma of chocolate and Easter bunny that weighs 75 pounds. Jones (8) and Kearney. W— peanut butter that hits you first. Chicago 1 01.000 — Jones (1-0). L-Aase (1-0). HR Bert Davis 153-390, Stan McFarland recovered from a minor shoulder injury. “This could be for the person that St. Louis 1 01.000 — —California, Downi^ (1); Oak­ 384, Carl Bolin 143-380, Ward Then it’s the sight of chocolate — has everything,” Munson said. Few Montreal 0 0 .000 land, Murphy (1). Last season, you won the Cy Young award and the MVP chocolate eggs, chocolate bunnies, New York 0 0 ,000 ^ Holmes 140-379, Nondo Annulli 138- award O r a iSreoard with a 1.04 ERA and Z8 saves. Whats mothers and fathers in Manchester .Phila 0 0 .000 V t (Only games scheduled) 377. Frank Kieman 145-372, Bob chocolate baskets ... as far as the will lug one of these giant rabbits Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 tk the secret to dolagso well? ^ gaze reaches. West Bonadies 363, Ed Shaw 362, Jim Good defenseTtmit’s what made my year for me. The guys home for the kiddies this Sunday — Atlanta 1 01.000 — Harvey 359, P ete Staum 358, turned the double play when I needed it, they made diving All vows to take it easy this but the Texas-sized rabbits are big Los Angeles 1 01.000 — Once I waa the top Easter in the calorie department San Diego 0 1 .000 1 athlete in Olympic hia- Maynard Clough 140-357, Bill catches in the outfldd. If I gave up a line drive, it was right sellers to be given away by Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 tory in my aport. At a « Tomkiel 355, Phil Sullivan 355. at somebody. It was one of those fairy tale years. disappeared into thin air after I philanthropic groups. Houston 0 1 .000 1 visited the Munson’s Candy Kitchen San Fran 0 1 .000 1 18, I won four gold It’s going to be taagb for yoa to motcb 1981. If yoa don’t, A vat of peppermint had such a with a photographer the other day. Tuesday's Results medala in the 1964 CUNLIFFE AUTO- Emil people m ^ t tUak yoa’re losing It. strong odor my eyes began to water. New York at Phila, ppd., wea Olympica in Tokyo. I don’t worry about that because I’ve heard it for the iMt ’The owner, Robert Munson, led us Munson said his father developed Los Angeles 4. San m n 3 Then I won another in Palmieri 169-172-473, Bruce Lavery on a tour throughout the plant St. Louis 14, Houston 3 153-446, Scott Smith 152-153-442, six or seven years. ’They keep waiting for me to have a bad the special peppermint formula. It Atlanta 1. ^ n Diego 0 Hockey 1968. After that, I year. So, I don’t listen to it anymore. located on Route 6 in Bolton. ends up in many of the Easter eggs, Today's Games retired with a total of Mike Lappen 151-157-440, Tom If at the end of the season we are in first place and I have I stopped short at the peanut (All Times EST) O’Connor 167-425, John DeAngelis as well as in a special ‘sunny side (1961 Records in Parentheses) 22 world recorda and 37 10 saves and we’re in the World Series, I’ll ne happy. I don’t butter center department. The up’ egg which is sold as an April 173-423, Ed Doucette 423, Art Montreal at Pittsburgh, 12:35 U.S. records. want to put any more: pressure on myself than iI have to owner defied Manchester Herald Fools Day gag. p.m., ppd.. weather Cunliffe 170-419, Don McAllister 162- I pressure when I’m pitching, Atlanta (Walk M) at San W1I«WI photographer Al Tarquinio and me But back to Easter. Diego (Montefusco 2<3), 4:05 Ptoa nwut paun* tuds v*ll 419, Adolph Kuszaj 409, Jim Moore I don’t think about previousrevious years. I had a good year\ last jaamqiu uiqjt U4I "I to resist sampling some — and, not No basket is complete without jel­ p.m. ■w^u»»6 utm m*wi diaiario 406, Dave Castagna 161-406, Jim year, but last year’s over with, ’niis is a brand new season. surprisingly, he was right. New York (Zachry 7-14) at NHL Playoffs Evans 402, Larry Aceto 153-399, ly beans and Munson’s is famous for Philadelphia (Carlton 134). By United Press International •IH iiuplunip a|Mf f n xn Going Into 1$8Z, yoa bad Z7Z career saves. Half of tboae. “We’re constantly upgrading our these, too. In fact, about 10 years 7 35 p.m. Divisional Semifinals ■japnnoqas noa H3MSNV John Ortonali 163, Gabe Szabo 156, came after tbe age of SO. Are yoa getting better wltb age? formulas. We do a lot of experimen­ (Chicago (Noles 2*2) at Cincin­ Best of Five Ray Johnson 156, Steve Williams I think maybe I’ve learned a litUe bit more about pitching ago a young woman who worked as a nati (Mrenyi 04), 7:35 p.m. Wales (inference (c)lNlNKA.Inc. ting,” he said, as Al and I ate away. secretary stopped by on her way to St. Louis (5tortin m ). at Patrick Division 151. the last four or five years. V I began to think of maybe a job Houston (Niekro 00), 8:35 p.m. Tbe thing with Oakland was we had three or four guys in Cape Cod to get some jelly beans for N.Y. Islanders vs. Pittsburgh transfer. A permanent writer posi­ San Francisco (Fowlkes 04) Apr. 7 — Pittsburgh at N ^ . REC LEAGUE - Final standings: the bulhien to spread the work around. When I went to San her boss. at Los Angeles (Welch 94), Islanders, 8 p.m. Diego, I was the only guy that they went to and I picked up tion with Munson's. “My boss loves jelly beans,” she 10:35 p.m. Apr. 8 — Pittsburgh at N.Y. Vittner’s Garden Center 50V4-39V4, The owner continued: “We Thursday's Games Islanders, 8 p.m. P a g a n i’s B a rb e rs 50V4-39V4, over 100 saves in four year. told Munson. Montreal at Pittsburg Apr. 10 — N.Y. Islanders at The same thing happened last year in Milwaukee. I picked worked on these special peanut You guessed it. Her boss was none New York at Philad^phia Pittsburgh. 8 p.m. Ostrinsky Insurance 48V4-41V4, up 28 saves because I was the guy they went to. ’They could butter centers for two years before St. Louis at Houston, night x-Apr. 11 — N.Y. Islanders at Channel 30 46V4-43V4, Baker In­ other than Ronald Reagan, who is Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. B a s k e tb a ll have gone to Jamie E:asterly a Tittle more, I think. But Buck we got the quality we wanted.” still munching away on jelly beans. x-Apr. 13 — Pittsburgh at surance 43V4-46V4, Channel 3 42V4- Rogers just kept going to me, so that’s why I have so many FTankly, I wish I'd been in on the American League N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. 47V4, Four X’s 41V448V4, Alcar Auto It’s difficult to believe that Mun­ East saves in tbe last few years. testing ... / N.Y. Rangers vs. Philadelphia Parts 36V4-53-V4. Vittner’s won roll­ son’s candy goes all over the United W L Pet. GB Apr. 7 — Philadelphia at N.Y. Over tbe years have yoa changed year style of pitching at Other areas of the factory were States and Canada too — the opera­ Baltimore 1 01.000 Rangers, 8:30 p.m. off. Team members: Roger Labrie, all? just as mouth watering. Boston 0 0 .000 w Apr. 8 - Philadelphia at N.Y. Gene Yost, Jim Jackson, Norm tion is so simple and orderly. Mun­ Cleveland 0 0 .000 V h Rangers. 8:30 p.m. No, I’m not throwing any differently. I’ve got a video “Easter is the grandaddy of all of son said he knows the candy is good Detroit 0 0 .000 V h Vittner. High average - Bill Zwick Apr. 10 — N.Y. Rangers at recorder at home and I watch myself during the off-season the candy holidays,” Munson said. because the employees like to eat it Milwauke 0 0 .000 v » Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m. 124.41; High triple - Ken Osborne and try 1 ...... * New York 0 0 .000 V h x-Apr. 11 — N.Y. Rangers at We sell tons of jelly beans, hundreds too. Toronto 0 0 .000 Vk Philadelphia, 7 p.m. By United Press International 459; High single - Bill Zwick 203. up any I West x-Apr. 13 — Philadelphia at Eastern Conference sure all Oakland — Atlantic Division Final night high scores: Bill Zwick PAT EDWARDS WAITS BEHIND THE COUNTER AT MUNSON’S 1 01.000 N.Y. Rangers, TBA Vi »o recorder. Seattle I 01.000 _ W L Pet. GB 137-137-407, Jim Curtin 159-144-403, ... and customers have fun picking out Easter candy (Chicago 0 0 .000 Vi Adams Division x-Boston 58 17.773 - Norm Vittner 160-395, Gene Yost You have a theory of not warming ap too maeh. Do yoa Texas 0 0 .000 V h Montreal vs. Quebec xPhila 53 22 .707 5 believe there are only so many pitches In a gay’s oim? California 0 I .000 1 Apr. 7 — Quebec at Montreal, New Jersy 39 38 J29 19 153-391, Roger Labrie 138-376, Ron Kansas City 0 1 .000 1 8 p.m. Wash 38 37 807 20 Schack 372, Dave Mumford 153-364, Yeah, sooner or later ydu’re not going to have any more. Minnesota 0 1 .000 1 Apr. 8 — Quebec at Montreal, New York 32 43 .427 26 Bemie Goodin 146-363, Newt Emer­ So, tbe more you save, you can add two or three years onto Tuesday's Results 8 p.m. Central Division Toronto at Detroit, ppd., wea y-Milw 53 23 .697 - son 355, Dan Jeski 160, Bob Schack your career. Just slow down in the bullpen when warming Apr. 10 — Montreal at up, watch the ballgame, don’t play catch when you don’t Texas at N.Y., ppd., wea Quebec, 7:30 p.m. AtlanU 38 37 807 14Vk 136. Boston at Chicago, wea x-Apr. 11 — Montreal at Detroit 35 40 .487 ITVk n e ^ to. Save every pitch you can; especially at my age Tm Cleveland at Milwaukee, wea Queb^, 7:30 p.m. Indiana 33 C .440 19^ Sports Transactions trying to save every one I can. Pitching as long as I have. Seattle 11, Minnesota 7 x-Apr. 13 — Quebec at Chicago 29 46 .367 23Vk By United Press International I’ve kamed how to warm up. And that’s one thing relief Herald photos Oakland 3. Calif 2, 11 inns. Montreal, 8 p.m. Clevelnd 15 60 200 37^ Tuesday Today’s Games Boston vs. Buffalo Western Conference Baseball pitchers don’t know bow to do. (All Times EST) Apr. 7 — Buffalo at Boston, ^ Midwest Division Cincinnati — Signed third The rebel-pitcher has become glomorlsed In the lost 10 Cleveland at Milwaukee, 2:30 7:30 p.m. W L Pet. GB baseman Johnny Etench to a p.m., ppd., wea. ^ Apr. 8 — Buffalo at Boston, San Anton 44 31 .567 - three-year contract. years. Do yoa feelyoa’ve made thot poosible? Boston at Chicago. 2:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Denver 43 32 873 1 New York (AL) — Optioned I dUubt if I’ve changed i t E v m organixation realiaea the . ppd, wea. Apr. 10 — Boston at Buffalo, Houston 43 33 .506 IVk infielder Andre Robertson to importance of ai reli«i pitcher, m en I first came up from by Al Tarquinio Kansas City (Gura 11-8) at 8 p.m. Kan ' City 26 49 847 18 Columbus of the International Baltimore (Mcksregor 13-6), x-Apr. 11 — Boston at Dallas 25 51 829 19^ League; placed third baseman the minor leagues... if you were a relief pitcher, vou were an 7:35 p.m. Utah 22 53 293 22 outcast as a starter, you were nobody. Nowadays they’re Buffam, 7 p.m. Butch Hobson on the 15-day ^ Seattle (Beattie 52) at x-Apr. 13 — Buffalo at Pacific Division disabled list; Sent outfielder bringing up relief pitchers from the minor leases, they’re ■■iadSk ^linnesota (Erickson 34), 8:36 Boston, 7:30 p.m. x-Los Ang 52 24 884 - Bobby Brown to Salt Lake City p.m. Seattle 49 26 .663 2Vk of the Pacific Coast League as grooming mem. About 70 to 75 percent of today s ballgames California (Zahn 10-11) at Campbell Conferrace Phoenix 42 33 860 9Vk H the player to be named later in are won or lost in the last three innings. So, it’s good to have Oakland (Norris 12-0), 10:35 Norris Division Golden St. 42 S3 .560 9Vk the Shane Rawlcy trade with a stopper in the pen. p.m. Minnesota vs. Chicago Portland 38 37 807 13^ Seattle; traded catcher Brad Thursdav’s Games Apr. 7 — C2ilcago at San Diego 16 60 811 36 Gulden to Wichita of the No rebel pitcher has ever been elected to the Hob of Fame. Seattle at Minnesota Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. x-clinched playoff berth American Association for catch­ Do yen tUnh yoa might be the first? Texas at New York. Apr. 8 — Chicago at y*clinched first place in division er Bobby Ramos, who was I don’t even want to think about the Hall of Fame. ’That’s Boston at Chicago, ppd., wea Minnesota. 8:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Results assigned to Columbus. Cleve at Milw, ppd., wea Apr. 10 — Minnesota at Atlanta 106, New York 104 Seattle — Optioned third for people that are 45 to 50 years old with gray hair. I’m 35 Toronto at Detroit, ppd, wea Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Washington 94, Cleveland 86 baseman Dave Edler to Omaha and I don’t want to worry about that. I’ve got three more California at Oakland, night x-Apr. 11 . — Minnesota at Milwaukee 122, Boston 116 of the American Association. years to play. So when I get out of baseball, five years after Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Phila 117, Chicago 104 Basketball x-Apr. 13 — Chicago at Los Angeles 106, Houston 97 Phoenix — Signed General that I m i^ t start thinking about it. But there’s some other Major League Results Minnesota. 8:30 p.m. Utah 13, Dallas 114 Manager Jerry (jolangelo to a guy — Hoyt Wilhelm. He’s had some outstanding years, and By United Press International ' Winnip^ vs. St. Louis Portland 136, Denver 122 10-year contract. ^ he might be the first to get in. National League Apr. 7 — St. Louis at Seattle 102. Phoenix 91 ^ t t l e — Placed guard Mark New York at Phila, wea Winnipeg. 9 p.m. Golden St. 110, San Diego 96 Radford on the injured list and Yea’ve had year handlebar meastache for qalte a while. HV Apr. 8 — St. Louis at Today’s Games reactivated guard Phi) Smith. de yon keep b? Are yoa sapmbbom? San Fran 100002000-3 91 Winnipeg. 9 p.m. (All Times EST) College Baseball players ai^robably the most superstitious peo­ Los Ang 002100001-411 1 Apr. 10 — Winnipeg at St. Philadelphia at New Jersey, Brooklyn College — Named Holland, Barr (6), Lavelle Louis. 9 p.m. 7:36 p.m. Robert perea and Chazz ple that ever walked. Wnen I first started growing it in 1972; (7), Minton (9) and May; x-Apr. 11 — Winnipeg at St. Washington at Indiana, 7:35 Schoenfeld assistant football we won tbe World Series. So, I flgur^ I’U keep it. In 1973, Reuss, Stewart (6K Forster (8) Louis. 9 p.m. p.m. coaches. we won again so I kept it. 1974, we won. You don’t want to and Yeager. W—Forster (1-0). x-Apr. 13 — St. Louis at CJhicago at Cleveland, 8:05 Wheelini College — Named L—Lavelle (0-1). HR»-San Winnipeg. 8:30 p.m. p.m. James d Hen oasketball cut it off after winning three straight World Series. So, I kept Francisco, Clark (1); Los Atlanata at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. coach. it Angeles. Yeager (1). Smythe Division Utah at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. Football Los Angeles vs. Edmonton Kansas City at San Antonio, St. Louis — Obtained tight St. L 510422000-14180 Apr. 7 — Los Angeles at 8:30 p.m. end Ekl Whitley on waivers Houston 010001 100- 3 8 2 Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 10:36 from San Francisco. Forsch, Kaat (9) and Porter; Apr. 8 — Los Angeles at p.m. Hockey Pete Rozelle Ryan, Pladson (4), LaCoss (4), Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Vancouver — Recalled de- D.Smith (6), Sambito (8) and Apr. 10 — Edmonton at Los Boston at New York, aft. fenseman Andy Scbllebener Ashby. W-Forsch (1-0). L - Angeles. 10 p.m. Portland at Phoenix from Dallas of the Central LOS ANGELE:S (UPD — National Football League Commissioner Ryan (0-1). HRa-St. Louis, x-Apr. 12 — Edmonton at Los Seattle at San Diego League. Porter (1); Houston, Ashby (1), Angeles, 10 p.m. Pete Rozelle testified Monday the league permitted the Los Angeles Howe (1). x-Apr. 13 — Los Angeles at Rams to move to Anaheim because the two cities are part of the same Eklmonton, 9:30 p.m. metropolitan area. ROBERT MUNSON. OWNER OF MUNSON’S CANDY KITCHEN Atlanta 000010000-1 40 Calgary vs. Vancoui)er •San Do 000000000-0 21 Apr. 7 — Calgary at Hockey telecasts------. Rozelle, testifying for the third day in the retrial of an antitrust suit ... and Kevin Lee, mix peppermint for April Fool eggs Mahler and Benedict* Eichel- Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. filed against the NFL by the Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles berger, DeLeon (7).. Show (9) Apr. 8 — Calgary between the Minnesota North Stars at NEW YORK (UPI) — ESPN is Coliseum, said the same theory applied to the approval of the moves and Kennedy. W—Mahler (1-0). Vancouver, 10:30 p. scheduled to present live telecasts and the Chicago Black Hawks, L—Eichelberger (0-1). Apr. 10- - VVancouver i at by the Boston Patriots to suburban Foxboro, Mass., and the Dallas Calgary, 8 p.m. of two games from the opening Thursday. The network also is plan­ (Only games scheduled) x-Apr. 11 — Vancouver at ning coverage of Game 4, if Cowboys to nearby Irving, Texas. American League Calgary, 8 p.m. round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Toronto at Det, ppd., wea x-Apr. 13 — Calgary at the network announced Monday. necessary, between the New Yorit Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. E:SPN plans to televise Game 2 of Islanders and the Pittsburgh Texas at N.Y., ppd., wea x-if necessary the Norris Division semifinal series Penguins, Sunday. N Boston at Chi, ppd., wea

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PEANU T Stay on top of the news — subscribe to The BUTTER M53DD I t l B E b RHXilES* CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER 12 oz. or largar ,200 Manchester Herald. For home delivery, call 647-9946 or Potato Chips (any eluior never. A oz or larger i .53000 iio e a i 646-9947. 5 IB - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. April 7. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., April 7, 1982 - l«> News for senior citizens About Town Like popovers? Here's a treat speak on gypsy moth biology'and control. April calendar packed An informal slide presentation will be in­ Egg hunt set To make batter, beat cluded, and'a question and answer period By Alleen Claire Turkey popover ring Manchester children and all children NEA Food Editor eggs until foamy. Add just for two will follow. flour, milk and salt all at from east of the river are invited to par­ All interested persons are invited to at­ Most of us are familiar 3 eggs once. Beat until smooth. To ticipate in an Easter egg hunt to be spon­ tend. By Alleen Claire sored by the Friendship Center of St. with individual popovers 1 cup flour make popover, melt 4 1 cup milk I John’s Church in East Hartford. with entertainment events that are served in place of tablespoons butter in I Vi NEA Food Editor The hunt is scheduled for Saturday Renewal day muffins or rolls. The teaspoon salt quart casserole at 400 Cooking for one or two is from 10 to 11 a.m. and will be followed by American popover may be 6 tablespoons butter or degrees. (This may be challenging millions of margarine a rabbit party in Corning Hall at the rear The Catholic Charismatic Renewal of a spinoff from English done in the oven). Remove men and women of all ages Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the field Dog ’Track trip will leave the Center at April 20; Health fair at Manchester High cup diagonally sliced of the church, comer Burnside Avenue the Archdiocese of Hartford will sponsor Yorkshire pudding but it Vi from oven and add batter. throughout the country. Manchester Senior (Tenter staff. It appears in 10 a.m. and return at 4:15 p.m. Final payment School. Please sign up for transportation. a day of renewal on May 1 from 8 :^ a.m. has its own personality. carrots Bake for 45 minutes or un­ Many singles have and Main Street. The hunt will be on the April 22: Hartford Conservatory. the Herald on Wednesdays and Saturdays. on the Radio City “ Encore” trip is due April Vz cup diagonally sliced til golden and puffed. become quite adept in the church property. to 5 p.m. at Manchester High School. Made basically from a 19. A Boothbay-Bar Harbor trip is planned for celery Meanwhile, in saucepan, kitchen. 'They have learned There will be a visit from the Easter Abbot David Geraets of Pecos Abbey, batter of flour, milk, egg By Jeanette Cave > . Sept. 1 through 4. A $50 deposit is required. SETBACK SCOBESi Ed Hindle, 130; '/a cup green onions cut in cook carrots, celery and to prepare foods they enjoy rabbit. The party,, which will last until 1 N.M. will lead the event. Liturgy will end and salt, the popover is Senior Center Director Inquire at the Center for further details. Renie Higbie, 127; Sam Schors, 123; Helen 1-inch pieces onions with g a rlic in in small quantities. .They p.m., will feature games, prizes and con­ the day with Bishop Peter Rosazza as more than “ just another Silver, 121; Mike Desimone, 118; Floyd Post, 1 medium clove garlic, remaining butter until can also expand their tests. celebrant. “ Let us entertain you” should certainly be Final payment is due on the Penn Dutch biscuit.” It can serve as 118; Oscar Cappicclo, 117; Frank Beccio, 117; minced tender. Add remaining in­ expertise to prepare Preregistration is $5, and |6 at the the theme for April. trip. Openings are still available for the vessel for a rich filling Bill Stone, 117; Helen Gavello, 116; Archie 1 can (10 and Vi ounces) gredients. Heat; stir oc­ several course meals for door. To register contact Lynn Wildwood, N. j. Call Pauline for details. < of your heart’s desire — a Houghtaling, 116; George Brooks, 116; Mar­ chicken gravy casionally. Spoon into pop- friends and relatives. Quilters to meet Parenteau at P.O. Box 53, Marlborough, For the next few weeks the Center is Please note the following schedule of creamed chicken, shrimp tin Bakstan, 115. 1 cup cubed cooked over. Serve Immediately. Hbwever, the problem is 06447 or call 295-0460. Make checks programmed to have the Manchester Com­ events: or crab mornay, or in this The Nutmeg Quilters will meet tonight turkey ’This kitchen-tested recipe Large popover serves as base for turkey- still one of the day-to-day payable to Archdiocese of Hartford, munity College musicians, an Easter Bonnet case, turkey. at 7:30 at the Vernon Police Station on C.C.R. Parade, and a group from the Hartford Thursday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage players have PINOCHLE SCORES 1 Grace Windsor, 1 tablespoon soy sauce makes 4 servings. vegetable filling. planning so that the meals Route 30. Coffee and tea will be available. Par­ Conservatory. chosen to play this ’Thursday only at 9:30 823; Ernest Grasso, 814; Fritz Wilkinson, 799; are interesting and A workshop on stars and hearts in a 14- a.m.; 12;30 p.m. Manchester Community economical with little ticipants may bring a brown bag lunch. As a finale there is, of course, the ninth an­ Clara Hemingway, 796; Ruth Search, 792; inch hoop will be conducted. For more College Musicians. waste. nual variety show. Excitement is rising in an­ Anne Husarik, 772; Lillian Carlson, 770; Sam information call Elizabeth Marx, 86 Ground turkey is ticipation of this event. Tickets are still Friday; Closed. Schors, 762; Martin Bakstan, 758; G e r t. Turkey-cabbage rolls are an economical, Highwood Drive, 643-5249. appearing in most markets a.vailable at the office or through a senior Saturday: Variety show rehearsals, 2 to 5 McKay, 751; Art Bouffard, 751; Archie ' Passover tradition tasty meal for two. Sailing trip set now and may be used in center member. A donation of $4 for adults p.m. Houghtaling, 749; Marcie Lewis, 737; Ruth many ways, such as a Adventure Challenge will sponsor a and $2 for children is asked. ’Thanks to all Tuesday: Plainfield Dog Track. Howell, 736; Bert ’Turner, 726. turkey-burger or turkey Vz pound fresh ground Ml of the turkey mixture in weekend sailine trio aboard the 65-foot those who contributed to be a patron. April 15: Easter bonnet parade meatloaf. It also is a high turkey (uncooked turkey) center of each cabbage Meeting set schooner Voyager from May 29 to 31. April 19: Psychological problems of the We wish a speedy recovery to our good frienj Theresa Negro who i^ recuperating at protein ingredient of a V4 cup fresh bread leaf. Fold sides of cabbage ■ Course fee of $180 includes boat TH E T R IP COMM ITTEE has been busy elderly. A discussion group led by Esther crumbs leaf towards center over The Manchester Association for Manchester Memorial Hospital. Holiday desserts special turkey-cabbage roll for charter, instruction, transportation, planning some exciting outings. The Plain- Rubin. 3 tablespoons butter or filling, then fold and Retarded Citizens will meet on Thursday two. leadership, insurance and food. Students margarine overlap ends to make a at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 Serve with whipped will be involved in all aspects of the 3 tablespoons flour small bundle. Fasten with E. Center St. Bill Nemeroff will direct By Alleen Claire 2 teaspoons cinnamon golden. Using an electric walnuts with superfine granulated potatoes or rice and dried operation and maintenance of the 1 cup chicken broth wooden picks. Place in a clients in an Easter variety show. 2 tablespoons sugar blender, or heavy knife, superfine granulated sugar, if desired. Decorate fruit compote for dessert. schooner. NEA Food Editor 1 tablespoon freshly % cup medium dry red chop nuts very fine. In sugar with walnut halves. This 10-by-lY4-inch baking dish. The course is open to anyone age 15 J V e n u s Turkey-cabbage rolls squeezed lemon juice Jews from throughout wine medium bowl, beat 7 walnut halves kitchen-tested recipe 7 and older. Spaces will be filled on a first 4 large cabbage leaves 1 teaspoon grated lemon the world will gather at Finely chop apples. Mix together eggs and sugar; In large bowl of electric makes one 10-inch cake; 10 come, first served basis. Registrations 1 tablespoon vegetable To prepare sauce, melt sundown April 7 for a Seder with remaining ingredients beat in milk. Stir in mixer, beat egg whites un­ to 12 servings. rind Pinochle scores with a $50 deposit may be sent to Adven­ oil 2 tablespoons chopped butter in small saucepan. that begins eight days of until mixture is very almonds, cake, chocolate, til foamy; gradually add Vz ture dhallenge. Box 1011, Manchester. Vz cup chopped fresh cab­ parsley Blend in flour; gradually The following are the scores of the Manchester public schools holiday feasting. This com­ s m o o th . S to r e in dates and cinnamon. ’Turn cup sugar, beat until stiff Lemon zabaglione A prec-course meeting is scheduled for bage Cook cabbage leaves 6 add chicken broth. Cook pinochle games played April 1 at the memorates the exodus of refrigerator until ready to into lightly buttered 1- peaks form. In another 4 egg yolks April 12 at 7 p.m. at the West Side The following lunches will be served in the, Ml cup finely chopped minutes in boiling water to over low heat; stirring con­ Army & Navy Club, /“lay is open to all the Jews from Egypt. serve. This kitchen-tested quart baking dish. Bake in large mixing bowl, beat cup sugar Recreation Center, Cedar Street. For ad­ Manchester public schools the week of April 12 through fresh onion cover. Drain, pat dry, set stantly, until thickened. senior citizens and starts each Thursday Passover is a joyous recipe makes 2 cups. 350-degree oven 40 to 50 egg yolks until thick. tablespoons fresh ditional information, call 6471514. 16: M4 cup finely grated aside. Heat oil in small Add lemon juice, lemon at 9:30 a.m.: time, and perhaps it is ap­ minutes or until tip of knife Gradually beat in lemon juice . Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, cole slaw, carrot skillet; add chopped cab­ rind and remaining M4 teas­ Herb Laquere 674; Arthur Bouffard propriate to offer some inserted in center comes remaining % cup sugar; 3 tablespoons water milk, butterscotch pudding. Sephardic chocolate 2 tablespoons finely bage, onion, carrot, celery, poon dill. Pour sauce over 636; Ed Scott 627; Eleanor Pisch 612; dessert recipws that are out clean. Ckwl to room continue beating until very 1 teaspoon grated fresh Bake sale slated Tuesday: Sausage patty, whipped potato, buttered , pudding chopped celery salt and Mi teaspoon dill. cabbage rolls. Cover. Bake Edward Hindle 611; Alberta Colbert 601. among favorites of those temperature. Serve with thick, about 5 minutes. Stir lemon rind com, bread and butter, applesauce. Vz teaspoon salt Cook until vegetables are in 375-degree oven. 40 Also; Joseph Garibaldi 601; Gladys Manchester Grange 31 has scheduled a who have settled in Israel (Dairy) ice cream or whipped in orange juice and rind. Beat egg yolks in top of W^nesday: Sloppy Joe on roll, buttered green beans, Ml teapoon dried dill tender. Beat egg and hot minutes. Remove picks Seelert 598; Bud Paquin 593; Bob Ahern pre-Easter bake Sale on April 10 at 10 from all parts of the world. % cup whole blanched cream. This kitchen-tested Sift together matzoh cake double boiler until blended. fudge cookies. weed, divided pepper sauce in medium before serving. Sprinkle 590; Arvi'd Peterson 588; Elenora Moran a.m. at the Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. The recipes have been almonds recipe makes 4 servings. meal, potato starch and Gradually beat in sugar; ’Thursday: Shells with meat sauce, tossed salad, bread 1 egg bowl; mix in turkey', bread with parsley. This kitchen- 586; Andy Noske 579; Arline Paquin 578; adapted for use with 2 eggs cocoa and fold into yolk beat in lemon juice, water and butter, orange pineapple whip. V4 teaspoon hot pepper crumbs and cooked tested recipe makes 2 ser­ Ann Plourd 578; and Hans Bensche 568. products available in the ^/z cup sugar mixture. Fold in chopped and lemon rind. Place over Friday: Fish and cheese on roll, potato puffs, buttered sauce vegetable mixture. Place vings. Dog lecture set United States yet reflect 1 cup milk Chocolate nut cake walnuts. Gently but broccoli, milk, choice of fruit. boiling water and beat con­ the ancient heritage of 2 cups day-old sponge 9 eggs, separated (IV4 thoroughly fold egg whites WEST HARTFORD - The Children’s stantly with portable elec­ AARP meeting set those celebrating cake, cut in cubes cups egg white; % cup into yolk mixture. Turn Museum of Hartford will sponsor a tric mixer or rotary beater Passover. 2 ounces semi-sweet yolk) into an ungreased 10-by- until mixture is very light Manchester Green Chapter of AARP lecture-demonstration on guide dogs for Mayfair, WesthiII chocolate, grated IV4 cups sugar, divided 4Mi-inch tube cake pan. and fluffy and is thick will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Com­ the blind on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Vz cup chopped, pitted Ml cup Florida orange Bake in a 350-degree oven enough to . mound, 5 to 8 munity Baptist Church, East Center museum, 950 Trout Brook Drive. ’The following lunches will be served at Mayfair and Israeli charoses dates juice 45 to 50 minutes or until minutes. Serve immediate­ Street. Cherie Heppe of the Fidelco Dog Guide Westhill Gardens the week of April 12 through 16 to 2 Granny Smith apples or Vz teaspoon ground cin­ Grated rind of 1 orange cake tested inserted in ly in wine glasses over Foundation in Bloomfield will be the Manchester residents who are 60 or older; At the meeting the nominating com­ tart green apples pared namon Ml cup matzoh cake meal center comes out clean. . speaker. For additional information, call Monday; Meatloaf with mushroom gravy, hot Ger­ strawberries, peaches or A mittee, headed by George Taylor, will 1 cup crushed walnuts Place almonds on baking Ml cup potato starch Invert pan and let hang to raspberries. This kitchen- present a slate of officers and directors 236-2962. man potato salad, broccoli cuts, wheat bread, Vz cup chopped pitted sheet, bake in 300rdegree Ml cup cocoa cool completely. Remove tested recipe makes 8 ser­ for the coming year. applesauce. dates oven 20 minutes or until 1 cup finely chopped from pan. Sprinkle cake vings. Frank Burr, chairman of the trip com­ ’Tuesday: Apple juice, spaghetti and meatballs, tossed mittee, will announce a schedule of day Writer to speak salad with dressing, Italian bread, chilled pineapple. trips for each month April through Wednesday: Fresh barbecued chicken, potato salad, WEST HARTFORD— The Connecticut December. seasoned collard greens, sweet potato pie, corabread. Writers League will feature freelance Following the business meeting, ’Thursday: Split pea soup, turkey salad on bun, lettuce writer Steve Kemper on April 16 at 8 and tomato salad with dressing, vanilla pudding. Doreen Scripture, manager of the Herald photo by Tarquinlo p.m. at the First Congregational Church, Friday: Fish with creole sauce, mashed potatoes, P Manchester Green office of the Hartford 10 S. Main St. MR. AND MRS. JAMES KLAR OF BOLTON National Bank, will speak on the S.O.S. peas, wheat breUd, brownie. Subject will be “ Making a Living at ... celebrate golden anniversary Program (Special Organizational Ser­ Free Lance Writing.” vices) offered by the bank. I------This is a financial advisory counseling Elks honor service for people going through a Baby contest set Klars celebrating change in lifestyle, such as windowhood, bestowed divorce and retirement. With Mrs. Scrip­ A diaper derby and baby contest will ture will be Debbie Adams and James be sponsored by the Manchester Recrea­ John McQauley of 3 Berger who will assist in answering tion Department and the Girl Scouts, on 50th anniversary Packard St. has been questions. May 7 at 3:30 p.m. at the Mahoney Installed as Exalted Refreshments will be served by Rose Recreation Center. BOLTON — Marjory and Springfield, Mass., Vermont. Ruler of the East Hart­ Sobielo and her committee. Babies six months to two years are James S. Klar of Converse Mississippi and Tennessee. Mrs. Klar is a graduate ford Lodge 2063 of aligible for participation. Judging Road, Bolton, celebrated They moved to Manchester of Bay Path Institute in categories will include curliest hair, Elks. The lodge Is Workshop slated their golden anniversary in 1945 and have been Springfield (now located in celebrating Ks 25th an­ , chubbiest cheeks, most dimples, and Saturday at Manchester Connecticut residents looks most like their mother. Longmeadow) and in addi­ niversary this year. It C O V E N T R Y - Mrs. Calvin Muldoon of. Country Gub. They were since that time. tion to much volunteer Along with a special prize category for was Instituted In 1957 2922 Main St. will present a workshop married April 2, 1932 in Klar is a graduate of the work has devoted her life stroller decorating, babies will also com­ under the sponsorship and discussion entitled “ An Introduction Nassau, N.Y. University of to being a homemaker. pete in the skill areas including to Quilting” on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Friends and relatives Massachusetts and was The Klars are both ac­ of the Manchester crawling, throwing, rolling and laughing. Booth and Dimock Library. from throughout New employed by the State of tive in the Unitarian- Lodge of Elks. Mrs. Muldoon operates a local quilting There is no registration fee. Call 647- England attended the event Connecticut for 26 years McGauley Is employed 3166 for more information or to register. Universalist Society: East shop and has been engaged in the art for planned by the Klar before retiring from the of Manchester and recently by the First Federal 20 years. Participants in the workshop children, Carole Vizard, Department of Community renewed their wedding Savings of East Hart­ are encouraged to bring in their own Event rescheduled Mary Bishop, Dr. Walter Affairs as director of the vows at the Meeting ford. work or old quilts to share with the H. lOar and James A. Klar. Bureau of Program House. group. A night of family activities, planned The couple also has eight Development. He is also a For additional information call the for the Mahoney Recreation Center, has grandchildren. photographer who has had library at 742-7606. been rescheduled to May 28 at 7 p.m. The They spent the early many exhibits throughout 'TI-T-WSHIJinHi movie, “ The Forbidden Planet,” will be years of their marriage in the state and in Boston and shown, sponsored by Mary Cheney MT. VERNON Ice Cream Cakes Conference set Library and the Recreation Department. Free popcorn will be served to all The Separated and Divorced Catholics movie goers. All activities will be free of THE CORNERSTONE DAIRY STORES fo r Ministry will sponsor a conference en­ S o . OCT f • titled “ Bursting with Sexuality ... Thank charge and will cater to family par­ 244 Broad St. 653 Center St.E o: it i' ticipation. For more information call God” on April 18 from 1 to 6 p.m. at CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Manchester 647-3166. Manchester i £ LaSaiette Renewal Center, 475 Oak Ave. NoMr accepting registrations m o in Meriden. tor Grades K - 7 The Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, family life (Special discount through April 30) representative to the U.S. Catholic Library to close Conference in Washington, D.C., will ad­ ’The Mary Cheney Library, Whiton dress human sexuality and relationships Memorial Library and the E^kmobile and faith and relationship. will be closed on Friday in observance of Once^^Co/u/e£. <>gain you'll find our store ’ To register, send check for $5 payable Good Friday. Regular hours will resume to SDC Ministry and mail to Sister Ellen filled with a large and colorful on April 10. selection of Ice crcoln cakes and Shea, SDC Ministry, 220 Colony St., novelties decorated with our own Meriden, 06450. All denominations are exclusive designs for Easter. welcome. Ostomates meet We'll custom inscribe any Carvel ROBERT & ROBIN Ice Cream Cake with your personal BUNNY CAKES The Manchester Area Ostomy Associa­ sentiments. Meeting planned tion will meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Serves 10 to 12 WHILE YOU WAIT! conference room 8 at Manchester The Manchester Garden Club has Memorial Hospital. scheduled an open meeting on Monday at Mary Ellen McCormick, dietician, will 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Waddell Store Coupon _ Just to prove we’re good eggs too... speak on “ nutrition and the ostomate. A How to get your special Thenno^botde. School, 163 Broad St. question-and-answer period will follow. The (^rvel Store/s listed in this ad will give you Theodore G. 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Les's three years. over a year ago. Mudd a n £ (2!) NewsWorldNewshighlightsvia The moment would have made Prof. Henry hit him with my left in his stomach. 1 must have childhood aspirations of becom­ NEW YORK - NBC has Brokaw, with Johiiil satellite telecasts from around the ing a famous New York journalist Higgins of “ My Fair Lady” shout with joy. Or knocked the wind out of him. I felt so good that I a shiny new anchor team Chancellor handling world. came across with a right, square on the jaw, and ^ Voyage prompt him to announce his any other speech teacher for that matter. for its “Nightly News” and analysis as MoyersJ; ® Jaffersons (Captioned) sudden departure for the Big he went down.” Down? She fractured his jaw! LaMotta, the ex-middleweight champ from the CBS has a dream relegated counterpart, are NBC’> ($0) News (Continues From Apple Sanders co-wrote the She also told LaMotta that she wants to. get Daytime) Bronx who has all the earmarks of an ex-pug, once again to the back new weapons in the battle! episode. married as soon as possible. “ 1 believe in lots of 187) tt'a Everybody’s Business looked up at his daughter and said, “ Hey, burner for its “Evening They did well MondajC 6:30 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Stephanie, how’z my li’l goil?” children,” she said, “and I’ll teach them how to News.” That’s how things night — presenting CD CBS News Ms. LaMotta tossed back her long brunette box myself. Dorothy Lamour credits comeback with bringing her back to reality. NBC News “ I hate professional boxing. It’s primitive and go in network television. excellent film footage oif (2$(S7) Nightly Business Report hair, kissed her dad and responded, “ Poppa, dear Without a trace of the the war looming betweeiv (S) Bob Nawhart Show poppa," with an upper-crust British accent. brutal, but I do agree with poppa that city streets Dorothy Lomourt 'Nowadays a ^ ABC News “ Geez, you talk different,” said the surprised are so dangerous today that every child must learn hoopla th'at usually Argentina and England amt 6:69 to defend himself. Imagine me, for example, be­ characterizes any televi­ deftly passing the ball back ddD Good Newsbraak Jake. saroofi Is llko long undorwoar' 7:00 1962 Conipulog LaMotta, who's had five wives and six children, ing mugged in dear old London. 1 can understand sion debut, NBC introduced and forth between Mudd li» CiJ CBS News it in New York, but London? It’s a ghastly “ When I wore a sarong in the movies, it was a sexual explosion!’’ Roger Mudd and Tom Washington and Brokaw in M.A.S.H. V taught Stephanie how to box when she was 12. LD Muppet Show “ All women should learn to use their hands to thought.” recalled Dorothy Lamour, now 67, who shared many a “ Road” movie Brokaw Monday night. New York. i Cl) ABC News protect themselves," said LaMotta. ' LaMotta was speechless listening to his with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. Puffing hard on a cigarette, she said: They came on as if they’d Chancellor, who 9 ) You Asked For It special events in the entertainment Cii) ESPN’s SportsForum- the thick of a major league pennant (M) Hogan’s Heroes To underscore her dad’s point, Stephanie regal­ daughter’s English. He hugged her and quipped, “ But nowadays a sarong is like wearing long underwear. That’s why I always been there — Mudd anchored the ’’Nightly race to become baseball's hottest 10:30 world. , V^dnasday Edition 9 2 Entertainment Tonight . “ I taught her to talk. I took electrocution lessons don’t go to tlie movies much. 1 won’t pay to see people take their clothes of the stony countenance News” for 12 years, is not- (if) Festival Of Faith overnight sensation. (Repeat; 60 (9) Entertainment Tonight ed him with the tale of her run-in with a mugger 1:05 outside Tramp’s disco in London in February. “ I from Rocky Graziano.V and authoritative mien and so cerebral as Moyers, but (20) Super Pay Cards mins.) ClI) ESPN's SportsForum(R) off!” (21) Moneyllna From New York, the ( ^ Auto Racing '62 USAC Sprints (f4) Real Detectives: The Speck ( I) Charlie Rote Show 1:10 . Lamour is making a comeback that she thinks might have saved her Brokaw who looks as ‘ he was direct and lucid in only nightly telecast ofitskind-world from Rossburg, OH Murders (44 USAF Religious Film ^ economics and financial news. Wall (W Movie-(Thrlllor) •• "The (23)Movle-(Comsdy)*** "BellsAre life and credits with bringing her back to reality. “ My wonderful hus­ though he plays quarter­ his debut commentary on 1:25 band, BUI Howard, died four years ago, and I was so broken I became a Street trends and expert commen­ Shining" 1979 Jack Nicholson. Ringing" 1960 Judy Holliday, Dean back for the New York Jets the El Salvador elections, tary Irom respected financial Shelley Duvall. An extra serisory gift Marlin. A dreamy, timid girl who 94)Movie-(Mutlcal)**^ "Lady • recluse,” she explains, dousing a butf and lighting another cigarette. called 'The Shining' terrorizes a works lor an answering service, Slngt The Bluet" 1972 Diana Rost, in his spare time. concluding “the good guys analysta. BillyDeeWiMiamt.Lifeofthelatejazz , UPI photo (22) News family man. (Rated R) (2 hrs.. 24 takes a deep personal interest in all “ We were married 37 years. It was one of those Hollywood marriages They were — as is will be outnumbered by the singer. Billie Holiday, who suffered « (2S Movie-(Drama) "Jesus” min^ the clients, especially a playwright that everybody said wouldn’t last. 1 didn’t want to go on without him, expected of journalists — bad guys.” 1979 John Kirsh, Brian Deacon. (38) (22 Real People The All- withaninlerioritycomplex.(2hrs.. 10 through life in the ghetto, segrega • JIM BERLOWITZ DISPLAYS ONE OF HIS RARE RECORDS tion and drug addiction (2 hrs . 22 so 1 kept to myself. But, fortunately, my two sons and all my friends smooth, solid and eminent­ There wasn’t a miscue, Christ's hie aa chronicled in the New American'Rodheads, an all VYoman mins.) TestamenlGospelofL^ke.(RatedG) basketbalMeam;aNewYorkCitybird (39) Independent Network News * mins.) kept after me to get back to work and do something. So here I am, the . . . he and wife, Wendy, have crisscrossed the country for treasures 1:30 ly professional. but if NBC did no boasting (2 hra.) psychologist; a report ontheplightof 11:00 singing senior citizen, doing a nightclub act of banter and songs like runaway boys in Los Angeles, a (3)C9'](9;(22)99)(40) News dJ Love American Style While they were char­ in opening the newscast, it (S^Who’sTaklngCareOfOurKIds? 91) Motorcycle Racing From ‘Moonlight Becomes You’ and *Moon of Moonakoora.’ A documentary that examines child tattoo convention in Philadelphia; (9) M.A.S.H. ming their way into the didn't entirely avoid Daytona. FL 100 Mile Super Bike “ I’m glad 1 came back because there’s so much to do in this life. I’m care options in the United States. and the story of a Texas woman who (3) Benny Hill Show American living room with blowing its own horn. Thd Pair owns $50,000 collection 90) Entertainment Tonight found a python mysteriously (ID SportsCenter Road Race (R) * (2D Moscow Live urging everyone I meet, no matter how old, even if they’re crippled, to an eye toward wooing final commercial, right ak (10) Welcome Back.Kotter wrapped around her car's engine. (2^ Nostalgia Theater do something — volunteer for charity work. You can be in a wheelchair (87) Over Easy Quests: jazz vocalist (Repeat; 60 mins.) (24 Sports Tonight Top sports (22) Twilight Zone away Dan Rather signoff, was one for TV Carmen McRae; consumer advocate Prlmenews-1"20 Prime-tjme anchors present action-packed 1:35 and still use the phones to raise money. Life is wonderful, even if you’ve (.3) News-Weather watchers, CBS officials Guide, with Brokaw David Horowitz. Hosts; Mary Martin, newscast coveringfhenafionandlhe highlights of the sports day. suffered a loss like I have. I told my husband for years that'he was a bad Jim Hartz. (Closed-Caplioned; world. (24 Nicaragua Update 1:40 Moment Of Meditation were in Dallas, getting the vowing on the cover td USA) (24(87) National G eographic‘The (34 Twilight Zone (3) habit that I never wanted to be rid of. He was a wonderful guy.” 1:55 word from their affilliates. knock Rather out of the 7:29 Tham es'Stalely castles, rowing 97; Dick Cavett Show What did he die from? “ Emphysema!” she coughed. ’’And I know races, sailing barges. Churchill's 11:30 (J) Newt CBS affilliates, it seems, Record junkies mine (80) Dally Numbers 2:00 you wonder why I don’t quit. Well, I will. This is one bad habit I really running. World War II Cabinet rooms, the ($3 Starsky And Hutch 7:30 (T)Movle-(Drama)*** "BadSeed” • want an expanded As with all things in the lD p m Magazine Thames nurtures them all. This (9) Entertainment Tonight want to get rid of. documentary looks at the massive (9}(84 ABC News Nighttine 1956 Nancy Kelly. Patty McCor- ^ ’‘Evening News” the way arcane world of the 9 ) All In The Family' mack.Thethockingstorythalposes * 9 )^ 0 ) You Asked For It cleanup that has restored theriver to Anchored by Ted Koppel they want electric eels in Nielsens, time alone will anewvilalityandfollowsIheThames ('3) Ironside the question of whether a bad (|) FamIlyFaud j' woman's evil can be inherited by her their water beds. Walter tell. (^^ B aaaball New York M ets vs Irom its beginnings. (Closed- (14) Movie-(Comedy) ••• "Stir Captioned, U.S.A.) (60 mins.) Crazy” ‘1961 Richard Pryor. Gene ^ descendants.Ohrs .Smins.) Philadelphia Phillies ' d ) Joe Franklin Show Cronkite himself once said Cl1) SporlsCenler ^Movle-(Drama)** "RabbItRun" Wilder. Two showbiz hopefuls Irom their own 'black gold' (24 Sports Update Good news lor LaMolla and Garrett show their form. They met in London, where Garrett's fiance.resides. a 30-minute evening, What On Earth? 1970 James Caan, Anjanette New York head West to seek fame night-owls and West Coast sports (2(S Wild Kingdom Comer. Failure and rebellion of a and fortune, but wind up being newscast — 22 minutes la ns-the latest sports results in a CNN Sports Inside sports former high school basketball star railroadedintojail to serves I25yeer What has happened to Milbum Slone, who played Doc on "Gun- (2D last-paced commentary. after commercials — is information-what'8 happened and who IS trying to run away from his sentence (Rated R) (1 1 1 mins.) This is it! Oarratt's 'pretty much' in love smoke” ?—A.H., Annapolis, Mo. By Frank Kelly let see where we actually rhythm-and-blues is pop­ in record trades for “ Bud­ drab, miserable existence. (2 hrs.) 94(22)90 TheTonIghtShowGuest 92) Ko]8k nothing but a headline ser­ what's ahead. 2:20 Guild elects keep our records.” ular in the Northeast or dy Holly Country Wise,” a (22) M.A.S.H. 8;30 Robert Klein. (60 mins.) Now, don’t get Leif Garrett wrong. It isn’t that revealed to People Exclusive that he is engaged to Slone, one of the all-time favorites on the hit series, died of heart United Press Inter­ 93’ Movie -(Musical) *** "Fame" vice. (24(87) MacNell-Lehrer Report (5) Carol Burnett And Friends (24 Newsdesk For the late night he’s all wrapped up in the Bible or the mysteries of Nicoletle Savalas, the 18-year-old stepdaughter of failure on June 12. 1980 in La Jolla, Calif. He was 75. national Mixed with the musty rockaijilly in the limited edition album 1980 Eddie Barth. Irene Cara. Eight Fine, said the affiliates playwrights (30) Benny Hill Show 9:00 viewer on the East Coast, and the the universe. Telly Savalas. smell of suitcases and Southwest.” released in Holland six WKRP In Cincinnati On his prime-lime viewer on the West students attending the New York — not for the first time — (38) Barney Miller High School For The Performing Arts 8:00 birthday, Les' childhood aspirations Coast, a wrap-up ol the day's news. “ But I do believe in certain things. 1 am con­ “We’re pretty much in love,” said Garrett, Can you settle a family fued? Are Gordon MacRae and Joel McCrea DALLAS —, Wendy and cardboard boxes lining the The couple has no car years after the Lubbock, experience growing up. telling in love let Rather and Bill Moyers NEW YORK (UPI) — Herbie, The Love Bug Randy of becoming a New York journalist (2497) ABC Captioned News Jim Berlowitz will go to (DCD and grabbing for stardom. (Rated R) cerned that something serious is about to happen who's just put a new movie, “ Hijinks,” into the related in any way? And does Joel sing, even to his horse?—J.T., walls is a virtual who-was- because Berlowitz, a Texas, singer died in a 1959 Bigelow kidnaps Herbie and promptshimtoheadforlheBig Apple 99) Movie-(Western) **W ‘‘Silver do headlines. Don't ask us Playwrights Michael (2 hrs . 10 mms ) to the world,” said the rock star from his home in can. “ We met about a year ago in London, where Omaha, Neb. most any lengths — by who revue of early ‘50s and former high school airplane crash. substitutes a booby-trapped and lake a stab at television news. Lode" 1954 John Payne. Lizabeth for another half hour. Weller and William Gibson rSl Marv Griffin Scott. In iheOld West, a cowboy tries 2:25 Los Angeles. she’s been working. She’s done some stuff for They’re not related and don’t even travel in the same circles. While whatever transportation ‘60s recording artists teacher, “got tired of spen­ Last Friday at a used lookaliko in a desperate attempt to (9) Community Calendar Affiliate resistance have been elected to the sabotage Jim and Susan's wedding, n| m The Fall Guy Cull finds all the loclearhimseltotamurder charge. (2 “ If you read the Bible — and I’m not overly Vogue and Cosmopolitan, but 1 don’t like to refer Gordon sings anytime, Joel only hums a little while riding around his can be thumbed up from posing, picking and grin­ ding money on gas and recordstore auction they action he can handle at the hrs) 2:30 traditionally hinges on the ^mins.) (ID. SportsCenter r to her as a model. For some reason, that’s a term governing board of The ^ PM Magazine stuntman's convention in Las Vegas 11:35 religious — there are indications that something’s massive ranch in California. the edge of a highway — to ning from near mintcondi- repairs, and we always outlasted bidders from 9 4 Overnight Desk Live, final news bottom-line fact any expan­ CDdO) The Greatest American Hero when ho sets out to rescue Charlie ^9 Hawaii Flve-0 that bothers me. Dramatists Guild, both for headline updates, coupled with the about to happen. Then, if you look at the planets, I .get to a rare r^ording. tion record covers. seem to get a ride to where Arizona and Florida and When America's national-pastime Helfernan. the other main contender 12:00 sion of the the “Evening the first time. Weller was best ol the day's reports. • they’re about to line up for the first time in years “ Anyway, she’s blond, 5 feet 7, and has the ,' The self-proclaimed and national security are endan­ for the groub's annual award (60 (9) CBS Late Movie Deathsport' A friend of mine says that Michael Landon of “ Utile House on the The collection spans we’re going.” paid $930 to acquire a .45 2:40 News” would have to come nominated for cui Academy gered. Bill Maxwell sends Ralph into minsj 1978 Stars David Carradine. — and that means something. best body I’ve ever seen. We had hoped to get “ vinyl junkies” have rhythm-and-blues, country, They spent last weekend rpm Presley record that Thoughts To Live By Prairie” wears a wig or hairpiece. I say his hair looks loo beautiful to be out of time they sell, most Award for his screenplay 2^(22)(3^ The Facts Of Life Jo tries Claudia Jennings. Richard Lynch (9' “ Who knows? Someday California might fall married in June, but our families objected. I guess false. I have a fiver riding on It. True or false?—M.W., Niles Ohio devoted five years to rockabilly, .Top 40 and a hitchhiking through Texas was issued only to radio to feminize her cousin, a tomboy who Alter a neutron bomb destroys life as 2:45 into the ocean and Nevada will become prime they’re right. We’re young and there’s a lotta lucratively, on a local for “Ragtime,” while Gib­ crisscrossing the country, few Broadway show and Colorado, wheeling, stations in 1957. has grow n up ih a h o u seh o ld we know it today, nomadic tribes ol (9 All Night Weather Service You win. Landon has a great shock of hair. Can you imagine him in a basis. son's “Monday After the dominated by her brothers. mutants roam the Earth (Repeat, 2 3:00 beachfront property. It’s a bit scary.” things we still have to see and do. But I do want .'mining thrift stores, flea C3) Movie-(Comedy) •• “i "Marx; crewcut? S Miracle,” which takes numbers. dealing and successfully (2$ Movie •(Comedy) ** "Private hrs.) Well, Leif, perhaps you should get out of town. her to come here and finish her schooling. 1 want Jim Rosenthal, markets and record con­ “That’s one of the things bidding on rare recordings Eyes" 1960 Don Knotts, Tim (9) Six Million Dollar Man BrothersAtTheCIrcus” 1939Marx Like maybe to London. her to enroll at UCLA. executive vice president of Helen Keller and Annie ventions for the black gold ‘most people don’t un­ by Elvis Presley and Bud­ Conway. Two bumbling American (ID Legendary Pocket Billiard Brothers. EveArden.TheBoyshelp a People Exclusive! answers the most Interesting questions Irom private eyes try to solve a murder Stars Babe Cranfield vs U.J. Puckett disinherited nephew modernize a Why London? Because that’s where his true Wait a second, Leif! What about that big earth­ the CBS broadcast group, Sullivan where his “Thd [That accounts for a mother run-down circus and aid his romantic readers. Send yours to us cats of this newspaper. derstand,” said Mrs. dy Holly. mystery for Scotland Yard. (90 • love resides. The blond, blue-eyed 20-year-old quake? said in a telephone inter­ Miracle Worker” leaves ^ode of musical treasures Berlowitz, a former “We will never, never, mini^ 99) Dr. Scott On Hebrews life. (119 mins ) 01962 BV TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. view from Dallas where he off, will have its world (24(57) M iddletow n‘Community of ^ Love Boat Julie, in love with an (22) Gunsmoke 220 E a il 42nd S IIM I, Naw York. N.Y 10017 , “ hey value at $50,(XW. English instructor at the ever sell these records no Praise' A family of fundamentalists older passenger, is in turn the object 3:30 is attending a meeting of premiere May 23 at the “This Is where we keep University of Oklahoma in matter what,” said Cinema persistently call upon their faith to of a teenager's crush; young lovers (il) Auto Racing '82 USAC Sprints the National Association of Spoleto Festival U.S.A. in 'the treasure,” Berlowitz, Norman, Okla. Berlowitz as he lifted those surmount the problems, strife, and are caught in a crossfire between Irom Rossburg, OH (R) Broadcasters the long- .Charleston, S.C. emergencies of daily life. (60 mins.) Iheirdiametricalty opposed parents: (24 Real Pictures A pictoral look at 35, said, putting a key into “We like all kinds of two recordings from his 9:30 and. a hilariously inept duo try to the best picture stories from thp sought expansion is back in the lock of a rented storage music and we only collect backpack. “These we keep. (DCOBaker’sDozenCaptainBaker deliver a surprise package for Capt. 24-hou'rCNNday. limbo — possibly for some Fire 2,7:10,9:45. —I Ought dispatches decoy cops Mike and Stubing. (Repeat; 70 mins ) 3:50 room at a Dallas the songs we like. Most We don’t even play them. Hartford TerrytpChinatowntoworkonacase, 12:30 (IDMovle-fMartlalArts)** "KfllAnd time to come. warehouse. “You’re one of collectors specialize in a We might scratch them.” Athencum Cinema — to be in Pictures 1, 7:20, Ihentindsherseitinthemiddleoltheir Cl) Get Smart Kill Again" 1981 James Ryan. A dvice “We met with the (af­ 9:55. undercover capers. C3) Movie -(Science Fiction) *.* W Anneline Kriel A mad billionaire the few people we’ve ever single field — like old They paid $5(K) and $150 Drums Along the Mohawk (20) (22) (39) Love, Sidney "R ocket Ship X-M " 1950 Lloyd connives to rule the world with a filiate) board yesterday BSO plans 7:30, 9:30. ^ Manchester 10:00 Bridges, Osa Massen. A doomed battalion of brainwashed karate and asked them once and UA T h eaters East — Shannon Shannon is initiated rocketship heeding for the moon is choppers (Rated PG) (100 mins.) Cinema City — Devil’s 4:00 for all to give us a - A into the glamorous world of the blown off course and lands on Mars, 24 concerts j Playground 7:20, 9:25 — Porky’s 7:30, 9:20. Lit­ theatre when an obsessed killer (^mins.) (24 Freeman Reports For the late definitive report on af­ Kaufman's wrestling career Missing 7, 9:15. — tle Sex 7:20, 9:10. — Per­ stalks a young actress. (60 mins.) (24 9 4 Late Night With David light West Coast audience, a review filiate response,” he said. BOSTON (UPI) — The Montenegro 7:30, 9:35. — sonal Best 7:10, 9:20. C5!) News Letterman ol Sandi Freeman's provocative talk “We came to the mutual Boston Symphony ( D ^ Dynasty Hoping Claudia will (24 West Coast Report Updates on ShOVY. Girl got support where needed The Story of O 7:10, 9:05. S lo rrs tree her from suspicion of attempted the day's financial news and world 92) News conclusion we're not going Orchestra, under musie CinestuHio — The In­ Trans-Lux College murder. Krystle anxiously awaits the economics specially scheduled for 4:30 director Seiji Ojawa, win ends in trip to the hospital outcomeofClaudia'scritical the West Coast audience. 92) 22 Alive to proceed with our plans. credible Shrinking Woman Twin — Porky’s 7, 9. — surgery, and, Alexis seductively (22) Benny Hilt Sht»w (S) Movie-(Drama) * ** "St. Ives" DEAR ,ABB^ ! You really blew it to developed my mind, my personality and were way down at the bottom of the list. “It has so many con­ present 24 symphonic con­ 7:30, with An American Black Orpheus 7:15, with dodges Colby's offer of marriage in 12:35 1979 Charles Bronson, Jacqueline “Underdeveloped.” the unhappy, flat­ Can you please check this out for me? troversial negative im­ certs this summer during Bye Bye Brazil 9:25. hopes ol snaring Blake again. (60 (IJ Adam 12 Bissel. A former crime reporter my self-confidence. The end result? A 6- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Comic five years, as part of his nightclub act. Werewolf in London 9:15. minaj 12:40 encounters danger and deceit when chested eighth-grader who wanted a bra. foot lady attorney who the men love to SELLS REAL ESTATE IN DALLAS plications for the stations. the Tanglewood festival, "Andy Kaufman was undefeated against And his writer said it would be Kauf­ Colonial — Killer Ar­ Vernon (20).(22 90) Quincy - 92) Movie -(Comedy) ** * "Ou* he serves as a go-between in but whose mother wouldn't get her one _ D e a r flirt with and the women envy because I DFiAR SELLS: The Gallup Poll listed There is a financial July 1-Aug. 29. Highlights women wrestlers but his first try with a man’s last loss because he was quitting my, with Bloody Avengers Cine 1 & 2 — Reds (24 Freeman Reports Today's trageous!!' 1977 Craig Russell, dealings involving underworld will be Roger Sessions’ newsmakers tonight, live from Hollis McLaren, Excellent factions. (2 hra.) until she had something put in it. You "could be a model.” By the way, not one the following 24 professions in order of problem, but we basicaly professional male wrestler put him in the ring. from 6:30. 7:30 — The Border 7:10, anywhere in the world, with comedy-drama about the relation­ 5:00 told her to be patient — maybe she was a guy I have known since I was 18 has com­ addressed that ... The Concerto for Orchestra, traction. “ He’s a comedian, he’s hot a 9:30. award-winning interviewer Sandi ship between a transvestite and his ( j) Prayer M A b b y their reputation for honesty, integrity East Hartford (24 Sports late bloomer. stations have precious lit- commissioned by the Willimanlic Freeman. Special call-in number schizophrenic girlfriend. (Rated R) mented unfavorably about my flat chest. and ethical standards. The results of the Kaufman was in stable condition" professional wrestler,” said Bob Zmuda. Cinema One — Closed allows national TV audience to (too mins.) Girls that age have enough to deal with Abigail Hang in there! poll showed that ministers were most . tie local presence. The only Boston Symphony, a staged -Tuesday, and doctors planned to keep “Andy will never wrestle again, not even for remodeling. Jillson Square Cinema p arti^ ate. 1:00 without feeling inadequate because Van Buren MADE THE BEST OF WHAT I HAD IN respected, followed by pharmacists', time they can program for performance of "him hospitalized another two to three women.” Poor Richards — The — A Little Sex 7:20,9:20.— ( ^ (87) From The Ashes...Nlcar> CD Rat Patrol ague Today This documentary 94 People Now The world of SHOWCASE they're flat-chested. As a former flatso L.A. then dentists, next M.D.s, engineers, themselves is from 4:30 Beethoven’s “Fidelio,” days for cervical strain, a spokesman for Lawler had challenged Kaufman to a Border 7:30, 9:30. On Golden Pond 7:10, 9:15. depicts the painful rebuilding of entertainment from Hollywood, Lee myself. I know how that girl felt. For- college professors, policemen, bankers, p.m. (EST) until 7. That’s and a major retrospective -St. Francis Hospital said. match after the comedian beat a Lawler- Showcase Cinema — — Silent Rage 7, 9. — Some Nicaragua after the bloody Leonard features celebrity CINEMAS : tunately. my mother was more un­ their prime time.” of Stravinsky works com­ overthrow of Somoza in 1979. (60 interviews, reviews of current films ■ M w mrwB DE \R ARRY: Yesterday I went to the TV reporters, newspaper reporters, The 160-pound actor, who portrays a coached woman in one of his acts, in Victor, Victoria 1:45, 7:10, Kind of Hero 7:10, 9:05. mins.) and plays. Hollywood gossip, and derstanding than hers. She bought me a funeral of a beautiful young woman. At funeral directors, lawyers, NBC and ABC apparent­ memorating the 100th an­ confused mechanic on the television which he offers $1,0(X) to any woman who 9:45. — Some Kind of Hero padded bra, and it made all the to "Underdeveloped": Your letter to the grave site, her young husband had stockbrokers, senators, business ly are no closer to an niversary of his birth. show “Taxi,” lay on the mat for 20 can best him in a wrestling match. 1:15, 7:30, 10. — Quest for . difference in the world to me. Instead of Dear Abby struck a responsive chord in the casket opened and he removed her executives, building contractors, con­ expansion of evening Guest conductors this year minutes after his bout with 232-pound Lawler, claiming he saw Kaufman Fire 1:20, 7:40, 9:30. — ' feeling ashamed of my underdeveloped me because I had the same problem at newscasts than CBS, so an include Eugene Ormandy, ; Jerry “The King” Lawler Monday night, make an unfair move, jumped into the wedding ring. I didn't think that was gressmen, local officeholders, real es­ Deathrtrap 2, 7:15, 9:50. — the wmuA'.h body, it gave me a lot of self-confidence. your age. My mother bought me a bra, right. What do you think? tate dealers, union leaders, state of­ all-out ratings fight is Erich Leinsdorf and Andre ' before being taken away on a stretcher ring and dared the comic to face him in a On Golden Pond 1, 7:25, There’s something for INniKTATE8 4 EXITS8 ■ I'm still a flatso underneath it all. but and everyone made fun of me because it APPALLED IN MONTCLAIR ficeholders, insurance salesmen, adver­ shaping up over the 30 Previn, plus newcomers '-'and hauled to a hospital in an ambulance. real bout. 9:45. — Richard Pryor Live everyone in 'today’s EASTHUtnOn S68 -88K) ' I've been wearing a padded bra for 25 kept slipping up. (I had nothing to fill it.) tising practitioners and auto salesmen. minutes that remains. Otmar Suitner of Berlin’s It was the first loss for Kaufman, who It took Kaufman a while to make up his on the Sunset Strip 1:30, Classified Ads. Check them M anchester years and I feel good about myself. Added to that. I was extremely tall and DE AR APPALLED; I would not judge CBS has continued to Gennan State Opera and "has wrestled only women for the past mind. 7:45, 9:30. — Chariots of out for super buys. CHARIOTS NO BOOBS IN BURLINGAME skinny. I was called “Stringbean” and the actions of a young husband at the Everybody needs friends. For some dominate Nielsens ever Luciano Berio. “Telephone Pole.” I, too, wanted to cry grave site of his wife. Gilbert a Sullivan Players O FFIR I^ practical tips on how to be popular, get SHOWN AT:— DEAR NO: Let's hear it from a lady often. DEAR ABBY: Someone told me that a lawyer who accepted Mother Natute's Abby’s Popularity booklet. Send fl plus a prM«nt 2A9-7;]»-9:4S. recent poll was taken to find out which Guaranteed verdict with grace: Don’t feel bad. You may be a late long, self-addressed stamped (37 cents) bloomer. I never \vas. However, I professionals and business people are the envelope to Abby, Popularity, P.O. Box r^M tOkV-, DEATHTRAP decided to make the best of what 1 had. I most respected, and real estate dealers 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. DRAPERY CLEANING DEAR ARRY: This letter is addressed • No Shrinkage • ft Evon, HomllRM lOLANTHE — SHOWN AT:— by 2M-7:lS-9:5e-12M • Tftkodown & Re-Hang Service ' TOURS Baked Stuffed Shrimp Qlfb«ft A Sullivan Call: You are invited to: April 22, 23, 24 8:00 P.M. I OUGHT TO Does disorder mean leukemia? THE 1982 WORLD’S FAIR I Potato and vegetable East Hartford High School BE IN PICTUHESr 777 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford -SHOWN AT:- ■CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE" soup or salad lM-799-9jS- DEAR DR. LAMB: I am 61 years old mal production. miles a day and is on the school’s track TRAVEL SHOW . and have been in good health until In many of the leukemia and cancer and wrestling teams. He is 5 feqt 10 and April 27,1982 OpaiT for ticket reservatlona call: 872-6684 ; recently. Now I am told I have a Y o u r disorders the treatment is directed weighs 138 pounds. at East Hartford High School Auditorium til ______Ticket Price $5 ” myeloproliferative disorder. Is that toward destroying the abnormal cells His latest experiment involves ovary 8:30 FrI VI while stimulating normal bone marrow drinking three raw eggs with a glass of 7:30 P.M.. A S at & 1AT:- . leukemia? I have an anemia and the doc- H e a lth Something Different ...... With Someone A 1:4$.7J0-MS- Z tor has already given me eight pints of function at the same time. I don't think milk each morning. I feel that he is over­ FREE ADMISSION In A pril Sat FILMS » blood. He is also giving me folic acid and Lawrence you should be taking medicines on your doing the raw eggs a bit. Could you 5.49 SOML KIND - Pyridoxine. I am taking vitamins C, E own without your doctor’s approval and pleaM give us your opinion? Are there Happy Birthday QUEST SPEAKERS PIANO’S land B-12 plus bone meal with bone Lamb, M.D. knowledge. You might affect thejilood any real benefits to drinking three raw GRAND PRIZE DRAWING— TRIP FOR 2 OF HERO » picture he is following as a guide to eggs in mi^t every morning? with A Herald Happy Heart VIA ARROW TOURS TO THE 1982 WORLD'S FAIR RT. 6 &44A BOLTON RES. CALL 643-2342 — SHOWN AT:- ■ marrow on my own. 1JS-799-1M9 I’d like some more information on this providing the proper treatment for you. DEAR READER; Raw eggs are often Only RCK UP YOUR FREE TICKET AT: Brass Key Restaurant BAKED STUFFED - if possible. Why do you need blood You will understand how anemias oc­ a source of bacteria, particularly • ARROW TOURS 84 Connecticut blvo. ' transfusions? Are you bleeding from of the bone marrow or replacement with cur and the ways the balance between salmonella which causes f ( ^ poisoning. $6.00 EAST HARTFORD 829 Main Street • BONANZA TRAVEL corbiiu corner LOBSTER *9" ; someplace? I have not noticed any other types of cells. The net result of blood cell formation and blood cell That problem can be solved by adequate COMBO PLATE WEST HARTFORD -SHOWN AT:- -bleeding. Just how does this disease these disorders is that your bone marrow destruction can be upset from The cooking. In the Heart of Downtown Manchester Health Letter number 4-3, Understan­ • AAA TRAVEL s» Farmington ave. - cause an anemia? is not producing enough red blood cells to Raw egg white contains avidin, a sub­ WEST HARTFORD ding The Anemias, which I am sending stance which destroys biotin, an impor­ Remodeled with additional booths ' SHRIMP & STEAK DEAR READER: Myeloproliferative replace the daily loss of red blood cells. ON GOLDIN Each red blood cell normally only lasts you. Others who want this issue can send tant vitamin. Cooking destroys avidin i«ROM nOUR$ to serve you better. : disease is not a specific term as it in- 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- and prevents this from occurring. call our RESERVATION AND INFORMATION CENTER POND - eludes several different disorders. But, about 120 days so you must produce a lot Sunday lld)0-3K)0 Mon.-Frl. 9;00-S:00 just to maintain your normal level! addressed envelope for it to me, in care Then there is the question of the Extensive menu at reasonable prices BROILED FRESHSCROD ^6” -SHOWN AT;- yes, many of them are also chronic of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio luttim Toun 84 Connacticut BM. Eail Harlfoid, Conn. 06108 1AI-79S-I4S- cholesterol content of egg yolks, 225 mg ^ a l l » » HMtIofd S28<961 Of l-a0G842-0007 ; leukemia. The word chronic is important You can l^leed from leukemia, or City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. in each. If your son’s cholesterol level is because these people have a much better cancer may cause bleeding, particularly As Always — FREE Soup or Salad PRIMERIB »9" RKHARD PRYOR low, and in his age group I mean 170 or 643-271'^ outlook than most patients with an acute cancer involving the digestive tract. But EASTERBUNDAYPIM T, ALL YOUR HvsowSe s t st Stria I I DEAR DR. LAMB; My 15-year-old, less, it is not so important. But if his Ask for... with Dinners 2.95 or more FAVORITE ROASn -SMOWriW:- leukemia. cancer or leukemia that involves the son has become very involv^ in a cholesterol is high thien he should avoid The chronic disorder results in fibrosis bone marrow may simply eliminate nor­ physical fitness program. He jogs eight high cholesterol foods such as egg yolks. \ I it iii ttMtni.wmBi— nn H 22 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Wed., April 7. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Aphl 7. 1982 — 2.T Winnie Winkis — Henry Raduta and J.K.S.

Bolton’s school spending plan to air tonight you s n u haven’ t 1 PROMISEP OM AR JABfiK I 'P A l6 w n m s ... Astro’graph LTDtPMEWHATyOORE HIRE ZAFBf. tP HE'P LENP ME Crossword burner for a few years. Based on the s o m e TO p o THE MONEY/ANP NOW.,. I'VE THE BANK PE maintain the present school system that would be termed excessive— at pushes the proposed budget to $2,- road repairs and public safety input Monday, he said his board is ABOUTZ4rsa/ AHEAP ANPJM BVr IT.' PDSITEPORVIUES. By Richard Cody and to keep tax increases at a all - in light of the educational 043,151. primarily. leaning toward patching the ^ f un­ CHECK IN MY / Herald Reporter minimum. Thby said town si i vices needs of the schools. A lot of their As presented "by the Board of At one point in the m eeting, til the town decides what to do with ACOOUNT..THAT have barely kept at status quo, but budget increase comes from things AprH 1,1912 VIROO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) ACROSS 41 Printer's Answer to Previous Punli BOLTON — If Monday’s meeting Finance Monday, the town proper finance board Chairman Michael J. the building. /W PM RJITS manure (pi.) conditions, like tfiat o f the roads, they have little contol over,” he ^ This coming year you may form Conditions affecting your T on the town proper budget was any -side of the budget 'in comparison Walsh asked the residents if, The school administration is plan­ two Important alliances. with finances and security could N 0 TA 6A 6/ 1 Mtsdimes 42 Firmament 1 said. Walsh cited teachers’ salaries N T knowing that it would increase taxes have deteriorated to a point where ning to mothball one-third of the ‘ * people whose Ideals are In har- come under the gun today. Do jsbbr.) 44 Green-blue indication, tonight’s hearing about shows a proposed rise of 5.6 percent. 0 E major surgery is required. They and insurance as such fixed costs. mony with yours. These rela- nothing In haste that may be 5 Range of color d I ed This budget, however, was not well by half a mill, they still wanted a building in two years, and M ine o f­ T the school board’s first $2 million His board is suggesting a $15,000 . tionships will open up many costly II It's handled Incorrect­ stsblas □ K ie l 0 $25,000 cut proposed by his board to asked if. the schools shouldn’t be 46 Marble type □ □ budget will include discussion by taken by the 100 residents who came ficials, including Public Building ^ new avenues ot Interest tor ly. SM\ 9 Boom cut to the school budget. He said his (2 wdt.) □□□□ nOQElQD residents who want to stop seeing out Monday — not because it was too the selectmen’s road repair budget givgn a harder look. Commissioner John Sambogna, feel you. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oet 22) Try 12 Shout 49 Hunter's board intends the money to come M ■ □ □ town services suffer in order to hold high but because they said it was too restored. More than 90 percent of a $109,000 roof is too costly a venture - A M ES (March 21-ApfN 19) Be to be sell-sulficlent today and 13 Phrase of un­ shelter WALSH SAID Tuesday the from proposed amesite work at all „ extra tactful In Important one- don't rely on others unless It's □ ra the residents responded affir­ when future renovations might cut derstanding (2 53 Son-in-law of riE i down taxes. low. majority sentiment on his board is three schools. “ It’s something we to-one relationships today. absolutaiy essential. II some­ matively. wdi.j Mohammed □ □ The public hearing begins at 8 that the school budget this year has into it, thereby invalidating the - ' Even people who are usually thing needs attention, you’ll r ilR O liG II T H E comments and feel could be put off for a year or 14 Recline 54 Attacks in ElElO p.m. in the Community Hall. This then sparked some residents guarantee. Some other officials feel ' ' easy to gat along with could probably have to take care of It 15 Of emotlonel mails little or no fat, and that any further so,” he said. „v have a chip on their shoulders. yoilrsell. Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman several shows of hands the residents into commenting on what they saw the roof should be put on noW before diitrett 56 Drudge Like ali school budgets this year’s cuts would hurt programming. Walsh said a new Center School Predictions lor each of the sea­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No*. 22) indicated they wanted to see more as a yearly trend of cutting back the 17 Picnic pelt 57 Pouch □□DDODlaaDDDn is up, 8.7 percent, over current ‘‘They’re not asking for anything roof w ill probably be put on the back the cost increases. sons following your birthday Others may try to dump their money go toward town facilities — town side of the budget in order to are In your Astro-Qraph. Mall ' problems and duties on you 18 tfeir dye 58 Cupid expenses. The increase of $149,785 19 Peintere 59 Morning song 8 CulU 33 Looks for $1 to Astro-Qraph. P.O. Box today because they know y‘'KHOW, WP/ AW ANT HILL „FACT0R1B6,/- WHAT'RE 9 Offend God 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. you're the one to come to when 21 Skirt 60 Prey 35 01 the nose 16 ALAW6T EXACTLY LIKE NURdERIES,, n t h o s e 23 Ideal gas 61 Nearest 10 Am not |sl.) 10019. Be sure to Include birth thqy want something done. SaUARE- 40 Refrigerator date. Don't let them overload you. THE COMMUNITIES Hlf LIVE EVEN condition 62 Think 11 New York ball cemeteizies . 6KAPBP club 43 Arab country Radioactivity was TAURUS (April 204llay 20) SAOITTARIUS (Nov. H it e . IN-..THEYHAVE FARMS- [abbr.) Tasks that you have neglected 21) This could be a vary busy 1H1N6S 24 Estuary DOWN 16 Miss 45 Itinerant Jurors still out to take care of properly could dpy lor you, but It may also be OFF TO 27 Acts 20 Resfleea 46 Italian house scream for attention today. an unproductive one because THE 29 Mince 1 Fable 22 Fails to finish 47 Cry of sorrow Fitzgerald doesn't see Organize your time so that you you might become Involved In 32 Wipes out 2 Simple first 61PE 48 Old tims can adequately deal with each too many Insignificant activi­ 34 Belong 3 Brilliance 24 Mrs. Truman nature and fallout 2 in Stoutfer case one. ties. 36 Quiescent 4 Crawled 26 Territory 50 Apportion QEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 37 Laity 5 Actrets 26 Ruler 51 Sneer HARTFORD (U PI) - Northeast Utilities says nature " Subdue Impulsive tendencies Major accomplishments are 38 Sadist Farrow 28 Containing 52 Biblical land WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - The jury in the and fallout from nuclear weapons tests were responsible today to take risks In areas that possible today, but they're not Marquis de 6 Manor fine soil trial of Luis Marin, accused of setting the Stouffer’s . could causa you grief if they apt to coma too easily. Be 7 Fish catching 30 City in Utah 55 Fast aircraft primary for secretary for most of the radioactivity near Connecticut’s three went awry. Don't go bucking ready to put forth solid effort (abbr.) Inn fire that killed 26 people, has completed its se­ 39 Uses chair fence 31 Writes nuclear power plants last year. the odds. where goals are concerned. cond day of deliberations without reaching a ver­ Northeast said Tuesday small amounts of radioactivi­ CAN CER (June 21-July 22) Be A Q U A ^ (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 10 11 HARTFORD iUFl) - the state is just not that kind of of­ Mrs. Fahey rose to co-chair the sure you and your mate are In Be mindful today of painful dict. ty were detected from discharges at the M illstone I and Democratic State Chairman James fice.” Legislature’s powerful Ap­ The jurors deliberated a total of 9 hours over two complete accord today regard­ past experiences or you might Workft QrwatMt SuperlwroM; i l plants in W aterford and Connecticut Yankee plant in ing the ways you want to han­ repeat a mistake similar to one 12 13 14 Fitzgerald says he doesn’t expect a Aiso predicting there wouid not be propriations Committee after one days and informed the judge Tuesday they expected Haddam but were well below allowable standards. dle problems that might arise that caused you headaches primary for the party’s nomination a primary for the nomination was term representing the largely blue- to deliberate for two more days. They asked that I with your children. previously. The utility’s conclusions were based on a study of IF HAP flMRBT- 15 16 17 for secretary of the state despite the Sen. Marcella Fahey of East Hart- collar suburbs of East Hartford and relatives supply them extra clothing and cancel LEO (July 23-Aug- 22) You PISCES (Feb. 2IMIareh 20) )0UTRYINlS10 7B.L/»« ANP JUEfTIN IN OTHER WOKPS.Tm HA» ALL BEEN THEMFMMtF measurements taken by Northeast scientists and out­ mighi not be at your beat today There Is a chance you could xvTim tmm pauf- TtMK.TOO. IT frcri the tmur^.^one- 7M8a»)5HOH? ugAtmsuKBmm, crowded field of candidates seeking fdrd, who Tuesday became the sixth a portion of Manchester. planned religious and social engagements. side consultants and included in an annual report filed ’ II you have lo perform difficult have complications today In a ■nmanmMfeKCPA nWEAeorriD om KMON Torn EVENTUALLY WINPUP 6P m O ’& THE yemv ALReAPv 18 16 20 the spot. candidate to join the Democratic There are six other Democratic The panel of nine men and three women was to with the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission. mental work under pressure. situation offering a aecond AINfATUREMNVIM' S t r o m ! CRAZY BEHINP KNOM. SHAU m , ■ "I just don’t see that,” Fitzgerald race. candidates for secretary of the state ,1, Keep your mind on what you’re source of earnings. Be ready to 22 resume deliberations at 10:15 a.m. today. Northeast said the radiation exposure to the general PLANTEP ’ “ ANP THEY WANTEP1D INDNPER miAMI..,? 21 23 said of the possibiiity of a primary Mrs. Fahey said she was prepared and at least six more potential can­ doing. Don't wander. make adjustments. The jury recessed at 8 p.m. Tuesday after re­ public from operations of the three plants was very TAKE THE OPRDRTUNIT)' for the secretary of the state’s of­ for the possibility of a primary, but didates. Past secretaries of state, TPKILLl«XJy»MPTHE 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 hearing the testimony of three witnesses who small when compared to the natural background radidr fice, which is being filied on an in­ said she didn’t see any serious com­ including the late Gov. Ella Grassd, described the minutes before and after the fire was mcommo pmtavR ■ tion in Connecticut of about 125 millirems. terim basis by Maura Melley. petition facing her. ” I am the most used the post as a stepping stone to PFieURASENCYIN 32 33 34 35 discovered. The maximum dose to a person continuously at the Ms. Meiiey agreed not to run for a viable candidate and I am the most higher office. A common thread in the testimony the jury had .em oioasM o! boundary of the Millstone plants in 1981 was 3.5 percent full term when she was appointed by electable,” she said. read back to them was that each of the witnesses 36 37 Mrs. Fahey said she wouldn’t of the federal standard for permissible annual doses of Gov. W iiliam O’Neill earlier this described the presence of someone else — someone Bridge "foreclose” the possibility of run­ radiation to the public from man-made radiation. 38 39 40 year to serve out the unexpired term Mrs. Fahey said she was en­ ■ either unidentified or never called as a witness — in ning for Congress, for instance, at a At the Connecticut Yankee boundary, the same figure of Barbara B. Kennelly, who couraged to run by Democrats from the general area of the fire after it started. ■ later date. But she said she would for 1981 was 3.6 percent of the federal standard. 42 43 44 45 resigned after being elected to ”aii parts of Connecticut,” who The prosecution has insisted that everyone on the "concentrate” on being secretary of Northeast said. Congress. thought she would be “ an invaluable floor at the tim e of the fire had an alibi except He considered passing the asset” on the November ticket. state for four years, if elected. Northeast said levels of Cesium-137 and Strontium-W one spade res^nse, hut 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Fitzgerald said a primary was ” a Marin. fc«vy!s Law — • James Schumelster costly experience to go through and ” I intend to win that office in On another political topic, Mrs. detected in milk samples were found to have resulted finally produced a twoKdub Judge Lawrence Martin last week said he did not call. North toyed with the S3 54 55 56 it’s difficult, I would say, to attract November and I pledge that my vic­ Fahey said she would endorse either from nuclear weapons testing. ' I NORTH 4-7-M feel the prosecution had excluded “ to a moral cer­ idea of a two no-trump call, tory will be a victory for par­ O’Neill or his opponent for the ♦ QJ65 money for that kind of o ffice.” tainty” the possibility that someone else set the MK but eventually bid three 57 56 59 ticipatory democracy, citizen Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ DO'yOUKrNOWWHOlHfe .SUeELY HIS FAMiy "You know, people are willing to fire, arid he instructed the jury Monday it had to ♦ AB4 clubs which South was M A N »? PDLCENEEP AND F1UENPS MUST give money for a governor. access and openness in tion, House Speaker Ernest Abate, ♦96542 ekclude the other possibilities before rendering a delighted to pass. YOOK- HELPTO tDEHTIFy BEMOeeEDSICK 60 61 62 government,” she said at a Capitol "at some point” before the party’s Congress or Senate race,” the party verdict. WEST EAST West opened the king of TH& POOe AMNESIAC.. o v E e HIS 7 July convention. Charges possible chairman said. "But secretary of news conference. Despite the bitter weather and drifting snow in ♦ K98 4 4A73 diamonds. South promptly PISAPPEAEANCE-. WJ9 W 108 54 2 took dummy’s ace, cashed (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) White Plains, the sequestered jury returned 9KQ 10 62 *973 its king of hearts and led a Tuesday to the Westchester County Courthouse and in infant's injury ♦Q8 4A3 club. continued discussing the case. SOUTH Blast took his ace and led Marin, 26, a native of Guatemala who lived in ♦ 10 2 back a diamond. West tried Victim of World Airways to cash a second diamond Port Chester, N .Y ., is accused o f arson and murder G UILFO RD (U P I) — P olice say charges may be tiiea ♦AQ763 ♦ J5 trick, but South ruffed. Now in the deaths of the 26 victims who died of asphyxia­ against the parents of a 9-month-old girl whose toes and tion Dec. 4, 1980 in the hotel’s conference center in ♦ KJ107 he ruffed a low heart in CELEBRITY CIPHER fingers were nibbled off by the family’s pet raccoon. dummy, led a club, thou^t C sistftty Cipher oryptograms are creeled from quotations by tamoua paopla, pr Harrison, N.Y. Vulnerable: Elast-West and prtaant. Each lattar In tha dphar stands for anothar. Tody's d u f 0 aquais H The infant, Krisha Kyle, was attacked early Saturday for some time and rose with plane crash recalls terror The victims included 13 executives of the Arrow Dealer: North while her parents, Douglas and Donna Kyle, were spen­ his king. ’This dropped West’s Electronics Corp., of Greenwich, Conn., 12 Ms. Freeman walked for the first forward, she said, and "everybody ding the night at an area hotel for a vacation. West Norik East Ssetb queen. ’The 5-2 heart break BOSTON (U P I) — One minute, employees of the Nestle Co., of White Plains and a Pass Pass IW made It Impossible (or South Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence time this week, with a walker. She kind of thought we were going to Two adult baby sitters, who were caring for the child Vaierie Freeman was flying to Canadian brewing consultant. Pass ! ♦ Pass 2^ to discard three of dummy’s 'ER ZIL'C NYFQIY8FIEC IFQ I VRE hopes to progress further, but crash.” at the time, may also be charged, police said. Boston to visit friends. The next, her Pass 3^ Pass Pass spades so he wound up mak­ WE MATE EN0U6H Of A M E 9E OP The baby was reported in fair condition at Yale-New Pass spine was snapped, she couldn’t feel expects to have some permanent According to cockpit tapes the ing bis contract on the nose THI5. IF WE HADN'T ZAPPED THEIR her legs and two of her fellow disability. How much, only time will captain knew within seconds of the Haven Hospital. for plus-llO and 10 match BENCRATORi WE'D NEVER BE HERE. tell. touchdown the je t’s brakes were The 10-month-old raccoon, since destroyed, bit o ff the points out of 12. ir» OUR KAULT. passengers were presumed dead. Book due on nuke freeze Opening lead: ♦K VAXQ BYDC QAEJRYE EFABBQFC — "Th ere will be some things I won’t useless. girl’s toes and most of her fingers sometime between 1 Had Blast ducked the first Ms. Freeman, 27, was a passenger club. South might well have be able to do,” she said. There was a terrific impact, Ms. NEW YORK (UPI) — Bantam Books says it will a.m. and 8 a.m. Saturday, police said. on World Airways Flight 30 that finessed the 10 and gone Judy Zaiewski, 39, and Mary Herrschaft, 28, both of hurtled down an icy runway at She planned to fly home to Freeman said, “ and then my back publish a paperback book by Sens. Edward Kennedy and By OiwaM Jacoby down one, but even mlnus-50 Virginia today, but expected the snapped and my legs went. I thought Mark Hatfield calling for a nuclear freeze. Guilford, arrived at the Kyle home at 1 a.m. to relieve a^AlanSobtag , Logan International Airport Jan. 23 would have been just above EJOL ZRD’E QRFX IDZ SID’E NO into Boston Harbor, where its weather would hold her up. 1 was paralyzed. I started Bantam said the book, titled, “ Freeze! How You Can Ms. Zalewski’s teenage daughter in sitting for the baby. average. ' Part score hands fre­ cockpit snapped off like the top of a Tuesday, when the blowing snow screaming. It was such a violent im-: Help Prevent Nuclear War,” is the first'mass-market Both women were asleep by 2 a.m. ’The attack was dis­ Why was plus-110 worth quently yield a lot of match cigarette lighter. . of an early spring storm shut down pact people started flying (through paperback on the subject. covered at 8:15 a.m. only 10 out of 12 match lints in a duplicate game. points? At a couple of tables The Norfolk, Va., public heaith the airport, she told her .story, the aisles).” The 224-page book, for which there w ill be a first prin­ Police Officer Patrick Ketchale said he discussed ere is a hand that might be East and West got into the HAFQZ." — FRL FRBOFC Ms. Freeman and fhe others A stewardess said “ we weren’t in ting of 200,000 copies, will be published April 19. It will lodging criminal charges against the parents and baby teacher has been flat on her back at passedg out in some circles, bidding and wound up play­ boarded the plane in Newark, N.J. the w ater” and didn’t want to let have a foreword by former New York Gov. Averill sitters with the state’s attorney’s office. He said a deci­ Massachusetts General Hospital for out South has a Jack and 10 ing three diamonds doubled H1.1X 2'/2 months since, recuperating from She sat over a wing towards the anyone out of the plane until she had Harriman. sion would not be made until Thursday. above average with a good down two tricks. a spinal fracture suffered when she rear. All went well for two hours — received instructions from the cap­ five card suit and elected to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alley Oop— Dave Qraue PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've read the last page of the Bible. Il's was thrown forward against the and then Ms. Freeman said during tain. Another stewardess was , open it. all going to turn out all right." — Billy Graham next row of seats during the violent the approach the plane seemed to screaming for everyone to get out impact. climb, then descend. before the plane blew up. Priscilla’s Pop -1 Ed Sullivan so WHATCHA I DONT KNOW, V„IN TH‘ MEANTIME, ...AND REPORT ANY She became nervous. "1 was screaming. I was afraid if I SONNA tX) ABOU1 BUT TU . THINKA ) t WANTCHA TO SUSPICIOU6 MOVE­ Exactiy what caused the lower ...... ’ d o u b l e TH'QUAROS MENTS IMMEDtATEiy.' The pilot announced visibility and was paralyzed, 1 would be left part of her back to snap isn’t known. ALONG O U R M O O e O T IT ? _ Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright But the injury has kept her landing conditions were good. But behind,” Ms. Freeman said, WHAT'9 IN ) A PEVICE TD KEEP THE VIAN BORDER... VESSIRl hospitalized ionger than any of the the approach seemed fast. breaking down into tears several THE eOK!* J I KIPS FR OA WATCHING 38 other passengers, bystanders and "1 turned ... and said, ‘My God, times during her hospital news con­ CEPTAIN SHOWS ON firefighers hurt in the incident. All this guy’s a hot rod,” she said. ference. C A B LE T V . the others went, home from various “ Then we levelled out. and it was One man pushed the reluctant hospitals around the city 4 to 5 days very smooth.” stewardess aside and bpgan helping «SiTMry Manchester area for 100 years after the accident. But the Diane kept hurtling passengers out. THE TRIP • IT'S WORTH THE TRIP • IT S WORTH 7^ Com ing Frank and Ernest — Boo Thaves DUNKIN’ DONUTS (330LtyePiTA W ATeRCResS WHV TO N T WE I T 5 T Q io B i g TO 5WiisiGy HATCHES A NEW KIND TBV THE HONOR -S. A p ril 3 0 *'' SS>SrEA\? B u t i t M A f c E 5 a OF EASTER EGG. 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- i ^H THE TRIP • IT’S WORTH THE TRIP IT'S WORTH 1.4-7 •1 ■■ 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, April 7, 1982 Supermarket Shopper MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., April 7. 1982 - Stock up to cut bill Classified on non-perishables LOQKINGTOBUY Pets take investment in time, money with shelves that are also By Martin Sloane lull. I saw it begin a ,few miles down the road from our becomes ill. You must discipline it and still give it atten­ destruction of furniture and carpets. Many supermarket "When I look at the exurb home, where a family had a litter of mixed breeds tion and affection so it stays the loving pet you wanted. 7) Have you, discussed the subject with the entire Clip ‘n’ file refunds prices on Ihc items in my shoppers wistfully A NEW HOUSE OR for sale (negotiate your own prices). Easter is comb­ 3) Are you ready to have it spayed or altered? ■ family? remember the roll of paper stock and c'ompare them to ing up, summer vacation is in me air — and the two Y o u r You must assume the responsibility and cost of having Adding an animal requires adequate research and towels they bought on sale today's prices. I have to teen-agers in the car begged their parents to stop and your animal Spayed or altered. preparation. Impetuous, unplanned pet ownership can laugh. Most of my stock is M o n e y 's for r.9 cents. Meanwhile, Cleaning Products, Soap, Paper take a puppy. As a dog owner, I agree there’s nothing 4) Have you the time to feed and care for it properly? lead to misery for everyone. 30 cents to 40 cents less per they continue paying 99 Products, Bags. Wraps more adorable than a puppy. ^ ... Cats usually give themselves enough exercise, but NOTE: Never give a puppy or kitten as a gift unless item! When I look over my W o r t h cents, $1.09 or $1.19, week (File 10) Thus starts the abandonment of 2S million pets in this dogs must be taken for walks and runs regularly. you ask the prospective owner first whether'the pet is after week, waiting for Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off stock I realize how much CONDOMINIUM? year alone — dogs and cats doomed to die either in dog Sylvia'Porter Feeding has to be regular and dependable. Grooming is really wanted. another sale. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage money I have saved and it pounds or in our streets as a result of accident, disease of utmost importance to long-haired breeds, and not for Write or phone Friends of Animals. 11 West 60 St., 0$ starvation. But other shoppers — we ( oupons, for example. Start collecting the needed makes me feel great! looks alone. Matted and tangled hair creates excellent New York, N.Y. 10023, about its subsidized low-cost call them "Stockers" — proofs of purchase while looking for the required "When 1 walk down the Do you know what you are doing when you accept a hiding places for fleas and causes skin disorders. spaying program that costs about one-third of what you look for sales. When they refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers aisles of the supermarket, pet? More large dogs recently' have been abandoned on Leaving the chores to children to give them a sense of would pay a private vet. Phone (800),631-2212 except in find them, they use all of and magazines, and when trading with friends. the only items that 1 must the streets than at any time in the past quarter-century household routine. Animal shelters are full of pets that responsibility is unwise and unfair both to the children New Jersey where it is (201) ^-0060. And if you’ve their smart-shopping skills Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ buy are meat and dairy — because the owners couldn’t brar the feeding and were rejected when they grew past babyhood, reports. and the animal. answered “no” to one of the questions above, give up the products. My stock will to buy a large quantity at try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. caring for a large animal in this deep downturn. Answer Alice Herrington, president of Friends of Animals, the f.) Can you give your pet daily attention and com­ idea of getting a cat or dog. lake care of the rest. Many the lowest possible price. The following refund oilers are worth $8.10. This these questions before you take on the burden. non-profit organization observing its 2f.th birthday in panionship? (“Sylvia Porter’s 1982 Income Tax Book," her com­ of my husband's friends Sometimes they purchase week's refund offers have a total value of $18.21. 1) Can you accept the fact that it won’t be a baby '82. 6) Can you afford the financial responsibility of prehensive guide to income tax, is now available enough to last for a year or Refund bonus! This offer doesn't require a form: have heard that I have a forever? 2) Are you prepared to give it lifetime care? ownership?, through her column. Send $3.9f; plus $1 for mailing and cveh longer. SOFTSOAP, WORKSOAP Minnetonka Soft.soap store' in my home, and Sure, an adorable little kittpn will fit into your pocket, Fully grown, a dog or cat is still totally dependent on in addition to food, there are puppy shots, checkups handling to “Sylvia Porter’s 1982 Income Tax Book," in Is it really worth it to Refund, P.O. Box 612, Young America, Minn. 1.1339. vou had better believe that a cuddly puppy will snuggle into your lap. But they both you for all its needs. You must provide it with food and and vaccinations, veterinarian fees, licenses and care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway. stock up'’ they envy him and think will become gawky adolescents capable of knocking water, change its litter box or walk it regularly', watch nicdicincs. Unexpected costs may include daniage to a Kan. 6620!.. Make checks payable to Universal Press Jet Stanley of Cape I the Universal Product Code numbers from two 10.1- (hai I am pretty smart. over breakable objects and creating havoc with over its hcallh. keep it clean and take it to the vet if it neighbor’s property, legal' fees, fom clothing and .Syndicate.) tiirardeau. Mo., likes to I ounce botfles of Softsoap or Worksoap and the first "l>ast year I saved more add to her stock in dozens. I .sentence from the back of each bottle. Send the than $l.tX) with coupons and She bought 12 packages of I card along with the register tape with the prices another $17!. with cash r In b r ie f - (ireen Giant Vegetables in I circled. Expires May 30, 1982. refunds. This year 1 am Butter Sauce at a final cost I These offers require refund forms; taking this rtioncy and in­ (after coupons and I THE CARESS Challenge. Receive a coupon vesting it in an even better Despite socialist refunds) of 9 cents each, n I worth up to 71 cents for any bar of soap. Send the and larger stock that will Treasurer named That was a $13.08 value fur I required refund forth, one Caress wrapper and a last me for the next two only $1,08. I stamped, self-addressed envelope. Expires July 31, years! " She also bought 12 rolls 1982 HARTFORD — Tod R. Browning, field examiner of Hi-Dri Towels at a final DRANO $1 Refund Offer. Send the required re- | Stocking-up tip: for CBT Credit stance, France cost of only 17 cents each. j fund font! and a register tape with the price of one Bill Pinkey of Buffalo, Corp., a specialized lending subsidiary of That was a $9.48 value for I 2-liter Drano circled. Be sure to answer the que.s- I N Y.. says that he buys only $2.04. She says that I lion on the form. Expires June 30, 1982. canned goods, frozen foods, CBT Corp., has been she watches for sales and I GLADE SOLID Rebate, Receive a 71-cent refund. paper and cleaning elected assistant plans her stocking-up trips I Send the required refund form and the Universal products only when they treasurer. Browning, who lures U.S. capital very carefully.' I Product Code symbols from four 6-ounce Glade are on sale. Barb Haller of Euclid, I Solid Air F'rcsheners. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. • Here in Buflalo. I shop joined CBT in 1974, Ohio, buys 10 at a time I KORDITE Savings. Receive a $3 refund. Send the al lour supermarkets that graduated from By LeRoy Pope Western New Beaumont mentioned among U.S. elec­ whenever items are on sale I required refund form and eight premium seals are very competitive." he UPl Business Writer tronic firms making new investments in and she has coupons. She I from packages of Kordite Household Bags. Expires says. "First, one of the England College in Springfield, Mass., France last year Motorola of Chicago, says that stocking up saves I .luly 31, 1982. stores will put an item on NEW YORK— ’The Mitterand govern­ with a high technology plant at Toulouse; sale, such as Clorox Bleach with a bachelor’s her almost f.O percent on I NEUTROGENA $2 Refund. Send the required re- ment, despite its socialist orientation, is National Semiconductor of Santa G ara, her groceries. I fund form and the phrase "nt. wt. 1.1 oz. (116 gm i " lor 89 cents a gallon One degree in business warmly welcoming American capital in­ administration, Calif., in a joint venture with the giant Bessie Lombardi of the I Irom any three packages of Ncutrogena Imperial by one the other three vestment in France, says Francois Beau­ French Saint Gobain Group; Schaevitz majoring in Bronx, N.Y.. offers an in­ jI UnfhBath SivpSize So;ip.Snim ExpiresI«'.YnirP5 JiinJune p 30. 1982I 0 8 V. stores will put it on sale, mont of the New York office of the Engineering of Pennsauken, N.J.; marketing. A sight into what stocking up PUREX HEAVY DUT'Y LIQUID Buy Three, Get each time al a slightly French Industrial Development Agency. Hewlett-Packard, which did $250 million member of the Air­ is all about; a 64-ounce bottle of Purex lower price. In particular, the Mitterand regime is at its French plant at Grenoble in 1980; "I realized some time cra ft Owners and [ Heavy Duty Liquid Detergent. Send the required re- "Within three or four eager to expand "the French connec­ Hybrid Systems of Billerica, Mass.; ago that almost half of the Pilots Association, I lund form and three Universal Product Code sym­ weeks, the last store will tion” of American electronics com­ Applied Microcircuits of San Diego; items I purchased at the he resides in bols from the back labels of 64-ounce Purex Heavy ■ liter the lowest price. I panies in order to create a big and potent United Technologies; Thomas & Betts of supermarket weren't j Duty Liquid Detergent. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. purchased the bleach lor ! 9 Glastonbury with his Tod R. Browning western global competitor of Japanese family. New Jersey and Intermagnetics, Califor­ perishable. 1 also realized I Here's a refund form to write for: Pepsodent Re- I enls. When it does, I buy electronics and semiconductors. nia maker of audio-visual cassettes. that most of these items I lund Offer, P.O. Box PM-414, El Paso. Texas 79966. I' to ‘2(1 items, and hopeful- Beaumont said it is clear American are periodically on sale, I Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your Iv I will have a coupon for business has little fear of Mitterand’s IN ADDITION to the electronics and I could save a substan­ I request. This $1 offer expires Aug. 31, 1982. cai b of them By watching socialist stance because U.S. investment firms, Levi Strauss, maker of jeans and tial amount of money on the newspaper ads and Joins agency in French industry hit a record $1 billion sportswear, began expanding its plant at them if 1 stocked up at the being patient. I am able to in 1981, half of that in electronics. La Bassee near Lille by 20 percent. right time and took do this often. " LOOKFORTEDS EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Joanne Johnson has Springs Mills, the textile firm, is expan­ maximum advantage of kinds. shampoos, two-year.supply of most of In my next column. I will Joined H ie Hannon AMERICAN PU BU C opinion about ding its factory at Rouen. Scovill, Inc., coupons and refunds. toothpaste and all of the these items. My bathrootn lell you more about A g e n cy , of 45 the French business climate under has bought Legris, a French valve "I am talking about personal products, and the cabinets are full, my stocking up and the smarl- Connecticut Blvd., as Mitterand may be colored by a confusion maker. Union Carbide is joining Toray of items like detergents, list goes on and on. kitchen cabinets are full, shoppers who do it with a licensed property of nationalization and expropriation, Japan and the French E lf Aquitaine com­ soap, paper products of all "'Today, I have almost a and my basement is lined passion. a n d c a s u a lty Beaumont said. Mitterand does not want bine in a venture to produce high to expropriate anything but he was producer, George W. strength carbon fibers in France for a a elected on a platform obligating him to SVMB(M! variety of industries. Hannon Jr., an ­ nounced. nationalize certain French industries It is not generally realized how big the and a few foreign companies. Catfish finally goes north An . 1 1 -y e a r French electronics industry is. Its sales employee of the The two principal American com­ for 1981 are estimated at $20 billion and panies to be nationalized are a subsidiary By Gaynor Maddox white. The family loved recently in the Northeast designed specially for This unique symbol is your assurance that the general insurance Beaumont said 65 percent of the products UPl photo of ITT Corp., and Honeywell-Bull, th e. were sold and u s^ in France. NEA Nutrition Writer them. and most of the rest of the them; they are uniform in home you are considering to buy is specl|d. It's a home with agency, Mrs. John­ son recently com­ computer manufacturer. The govern­ Beaumont said the socialist Mitterand Another gourmet tells of country. Now even a few quality and are processed ment already has acquired control of energy efficiency built right in. It's an ideal combination of gas pleted her Connec­ has improved the tax and other financial A friend who was raised stopping during a Southern New York City markets under sanitary conditions. Honeywell-Bull but Beaumont said Muffled view Farm-raised channel ticut state examina­ incentives to foreign companies to invest in Mississippi recalls that tr ip a t a ro a d sid e are beginning to carry cat­ heating, gas apphances, and energy conservation nieasures Honej^ell Inc., of Minneapolis, is so lit­ tion requirements. in France by about 156 percent over catfish was on the family restaurant in Georgia that fish. catfish are high in protein tle dissatisfied with operating as a throu^out. All these features add up to lowering your ener^ A graduate of East those formerly offered. Just recently^ table almost as frequently offered all the fried catfish "Aquaculture” promises and low in calories. They minority partner of the socialist govern­ You can hardly see the Inspector for the mufflers. Surrounded by her Hartford High Mitterand told a meeting of his cabinet as sugar was In the coffee. you could eat and all the to produce more and more are also low in polyun­ use; lowering your annual operating costs, too. Making this ment that it has poured more money into assignment, and unruffled though muffled, Chris Williams examines Her father was a farmer beer you could drink for freshwater fish — including saturated fatty acids. School, Mrs. Johnson “Job creation must be our only the French venture since the nationaliza­ priority.” the product of Tenneco Automotive's Walker plant In Seward, Neb. who caught the fish in a just $3. The fish was catfish — for the buying These fish contain more award-winning home more affordable in the long run. Think is active in both tion. nearby ponds and streams. political and church delicious. public throughout the protein and fewer calories about it. Affordabihty over the years. It's an important fact to I’TT still is engaged in a squabble with They ranged in size from Catfish has long been United States. per ounce than beef or Joanne Johnson affairs. A form er East Hartford resi­ Mitterand over the price it should very small to very large. popular in the Deep South. For example, the New pork. consider right from the start. A fact many people overlook. receive for the French subsidiary, Com- Their meat was startlingly dent, she now lives in Glastonbury. Home building rebounds slightly in Feb. But it was snubbkl until Jersey Department of Here is a salad that can But with this symbol, you'll be guided in the right direction. pagnie Generale des Constructions Agriculture is trying to be prepared using channel Telephones. ITT wants $375 million. develop a local market for catfish: Atari plans kids’ camp Mittei-and says France qan’t afford that. HARTFORD (UPl) — Connecticut’s New London County where 24 units were state’s 169 cities and towns of 296 units, such freshwater varieties housing construction activity took a turn Combine chopped fish, Not every home qualifies. To merit the distinction of authorized, down from 48 in January and the commissioner said. SUNNYVALE, Calif. porate headquarters in as the delicious and Architect chesen RECEN’TLY BOTH the French and upward during February, but remained celery, onion, pickle and 143 in February 1681 for the county’s 21 (UPl) — A major home Sunnyvale. nutritious channel catfish. being an Energy Efficient Affordable Gas Home, your builder ITT have intimated a deal may be near below levels of last year and was the se­ communities. “I urge Congress to act now to address computer manufacturer is walnuts. Mix together completion by which the French will buy cond slowest February on record, the or developer had to make an extra effort. And make sure that SOUTH WINDSOR — Tlie architectural firm of Statewide, Canale said 338 housing un­ the continuing housing crisis,” said going to fully sponsor The three-to four-week Channel catfish are mayonnaise, lemon juice a 51 percent interest. ITT made it clear state Housing Department reports. and salt. Add dressing to Lawrence Associates of Manchester has been its were authorized during February to Canale, who noted no new housing con­ summer camps for lOto 18- sessions will provide more mostly grown on farms in either thermal or storm windows were included; and there's it wants to continue to operate in France The number of housing units fish mixture, to ss lightly chosen to do the preliminary design work on the mark the second lowest total for the struction was authorized during year-olds interested in formal instruction and in­ the Southeastern United tf at all possible. authorized in February was 31.5 percent States. They are fed a and chill. Serve with insulation in ceihngs and walls; and that the entire house has town’s proposed ^ million police and ambulance month since record keeping began in February in 80 of the 173 permit-issuing computers. formal exposure to com­ complex. L Merrill Lynch, the big American in­ higher than in January, state Housing places in the state. ' puters than is possible in a grain-based meal that was french bread or crackers. « been weather stripped and/or caulked. A setback thermostat vestment house, categorically denied a 1959. The previous low was in February Atari Inc. vyill conduct The Public Building Commission, after reviewing Commissioner Joseph E. Canale said t)rpical two-week computer rumor in Paris financial circles that it 1978, a month when a blizzard hit the eight camp sessions this 26 applications, and interviewing 12 firms Tuesday. However, the month’s activity New Haven County had the greatest in­ summer camp, says Linda and flow restricting showerheads are also musts. This sym­ was Considering pulling out of France state. summer, two in each of reqommeiided Lawrence to the town manager, was 26.2 percent below levels of crease during February with officials in S. Gordon, vice president because of the Mitterand government’s February 1981, he said. four locations, says an an­ bol says you are getting all the benefits of clean, dependable Richard J. Sartor, who approved the recommenda­ The state’s housing inventory was' the county’s 27 communities authorizing nouncement from cor­ for special projects. naturd gas, too. Not only for energy efficient heating, but for tion. crackdown on French citizens making il­ TTie most severe housing production further reduced in February by demoli­ 92 units for construction during the legal foreign investments. decline during February was recorded in tion of 64 units, leaving a net gain for the water heating, as well. Hie preliminary design work and site testing are month compared to 24 during January. i f blatehst.. expected to cost about filO.OOO. ’The Manchester fim i has done work at two South Windsor schools as Jobs go piAsnc weU as on other projects In town. Lawrence also START YOUR CAREER IN There are mariy other factors to consider when mak­ designed the addition to the Manchester police sta- begging fe ib le s & Books"^J u irn ing a decision as important as buying a home. But energy Uon and four Manchester fire stations, as weU as COMPUTER PRUGRAMMING BasMarT orri4« designing buildings in Vernon and other area towns. ST. LOUIS (UPl) - The ■ LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN I efficiency today, surely is at the top of everyone's list. So look head of a teaching program ^ U A Y CUMBS wmtT. for this symbol and feel confident. That you are looking at a company says there are Sillar many jobs to be had, The computer industry is experiencing a shortage of qualified professional com­ I for your Spiritual needs | LaWnA^af Bags new house or condominium in which energy efficiency has Realtors meet despite a general rise in puter programmers. Maybe you are stuck in a low paying, dead-end job or you are be^rgiven the top priority. It makes good sense today. It will unemployment. preparing to enter the business world for the first time. In either case, you probably Trash Bags Sarah Resnick, president want training which is short and job-related. The Connecticut Data Processing make even better sense tomorrow. The Eastern Connecticut Bicentennial Chapter of of Media Systems Corp., heatin9& Institute, a newly established private occupational school, just might fit your needs! Bibles • Books | Garbage Can Liners the Women’s Council of Realtors will sponsor a dis- raid Tuesday about 350,000 at cusslMi on medical procedures a t a breakfast sberetariai jobs are vacant In just 29 weeks attending 4 morning or evening sessions per week, you could Music • Gift Items meeting Thursday at 9 a.m. at Manchester Country nationwide because no one acquire the necessary skills to qualify you as an entry-level, computer LOW WHOLESALE PRICES a u b , 305 S. Main St. is trained to take them. programmer. Classes are limited in size and number to assure individual attention Jewelry The discussion will be led by Kenneth Cusson, a “There are few areas of hot wafer to every student. And in months, not years, you could be ready to enter the Data

(”<■ If II 26 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., April 7. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. April 7. 1982 - 27 •••••••••••••••••••••a#* *****••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG •GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG ArHefes for Sole 41 •••••••••••••••••GGGGGGG, MWEimSMG novomsiiiG •••••••••••••••••••••••• Rooms for Rent 52 Apertmeitts ter . Rant 53 Apartmanta lor Bant 53 Mftc. for Rent , 55 Autos For Sale 61 4utos For Sate 61 **•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••GG#••####••••• □ AUTOMOTIVE MIRROR OVAL - gold EXTRA LARGE PaneUed MANCHESTER- One and MANCHESTER • Newly MANCHESTER, artist’s MIES frame. S3’’x20’’, |i2. 1973 AMC Hornet Wagon. room with wall to wall two bedroom apartments decorated one bedroom loft space, work or retail Auto Parta For Bala 50 Good dependable transpor­ Classified Braided rug, wool, mulU carpeting, large cedar available. Centrally apartment. Access to shop­ use, 300-1500 sq. ft. Very 6 4 3 '2 7 1 1 BAM( tation. Price negotianle. 22— Condominiums shades of green, 44”x86”, reasonable. Brokers 12:00 noon the 23— Homes for Sale Minimum Charge closet. Security and located on busline near ping centers, buslines and FOR SALE: Three van Call 643-4735. NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent True bargains. 646- protected. Cali Reyman REPOSSESSIOHS day before publication. 24— LolS'Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 15 Words references. Telephone 649- shopping center and schools. For further details bench seats good condition. 1— Lost and Found t3 —Help Wanted 59— Homes/Apl*. to Shttfo Properties, 1-226-1206. Investment Properly 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage 48— Antiques 0102. schools. For further details please' call 526-4196 Tan. $98 or $35 each. 742- for sale 1973 AMC HO RN ET 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36—Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy call 649-7157. between 9 and 5 pm or 3050. WAGON. Good dependable Announcements 15— Situatioff Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY LAWN SPREADER - $15. MANCHESTER - Retail, 1977 FORD T-Bird Deadline for Saturday is Auctions FURNISHED ROOM FOR after 5 pm and wenends, transportation. Price 20—Real Estatd Wanted Three man inflatable raft MANCHESTER - West 649-7157. storage and/or manufac­ Fully 12 noon Friday; Mon­ MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale RENT - Ladies only. •GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG ne^tiable. Telephone 643- EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale and oars, $30. Telephone Licensed rooming house. side townhouse. Six rooms, turing space. 2,500 sq. ft. to day's deadline is 2:30 649-2118. Autos For 8sto 61 equ ip p ed . 10—Private Instructions MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52>-Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14if Private room vrtth omi- newly decorated, full hiase- MANCHESTER - Three 2Soo sq. ft. Very Friday. FINAflCIAL 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles •••••••••••••••••••••••a E xcellent c o n ­ 19— SchoolS'Classes 31— Services Offered munity kitchen and bath. ment, large yard and quiet rooms, second floor, reasonable. Brokers 6*-Mongage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 DAYS ...... 13q: CADILLAC - 1976 - Ck)upe 1970 MONTE CARLO - 32— Painling.Papering Homes APEX AUXILIARY neighborlMoa. Adults. $325 carpeted, appliances, protected. Call Heyman dition. $4,000. Phone 643-2711 9—Personal Loans * 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Otfices-Stores lor Rent Very clean and quiet. Excellent condition. Air, 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service 6 DAYS ...... 12ip telephoto lens, new condi­ Properties, 1-226-1206. DeVllle - 72,000 miles. The above can oe seen at ip^lnsurance U tilities included. On plus utilities. Available excellent location. 9340 power brakes and steering. REAL ESTATE 34— floofing-Siding 45— Boats 0 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease tion, $20. Beautiful Bates April ISth. Write 181 Mark Good condition. $2700 or the 26 D A YS...... H it busline and near stores. monthly plus utilities. Best offer. Telephone 742- Original owner. Dave, 646- maisonette twin white Security and references. Drive, Coventry, CT 06238. Available April 1st. Peter­ Homaa-Apta. to ahare 59 bedspread, $35. Telephone 6800 - Keep trying. Savings Bank of 0121, 9 to 5. vtars MkAA - Telephone after 3 p.m., Please include family man Realty, 649-9404 or status, work history and 646-1171. Manchester 644-0383. ROOMMATE WANTED 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new S23 Main S t m t GOVERNMENT Condomlnluiha 22 Homes For Sale 23 Lota-Land lor Sale 24 Services Ottered 31 Bulldlnp Contracting**33 references. SURPLUS CARS AND MOVING - lots of good 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three for 5/1 to share two rebuilt motor, radial tires, bedroom apartm ent in AM-FM cassette stereo, TRUCKS many sold SEVEN ROOM RANCH - ANDOVER - Five acre ap­ ■nMOTHY J. CONNELLY' deals; baby furniture, and four room apartments. MANCHESTER speakers, books, chairs, Autos For Sale 51 Autos For Safe 51 Glastonbury. $200 a month sunroof, great transporta­ through local sales under Executive neighborhood. proved building lot - great Residential & Commercial Hot water, no appliances, plus half of utilities. <^11 tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- $300. Call i-714-569-0241, Carriage House Panelled family room with location! Asking $30,000. Construction. Remodeling, toys, much more. April security. Tenant in­ Ext. 1069 for your direc­ iianrlypHtpr 10th, 9-3. 65 High Street. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Carol at 659-2509 after 8:30 8805. Mrrato built-ins. Florida room, Telephone 646-8191. home improvements, ad­ tory on how to purchase. p.m.______Condominiums carpeting, drapes and air- weekdays. WITH 1 bedroom. 2 bedroom ditions, bathroom & PING PONG TABLE AND AMC - 1971 GREMLIN - garden style, and 2 bedroom conditioners included. kitchen remodeling., 1975 RABBIT - good condi-- Move-in condition. Finan­ .□ BUSINESS set $40. Bamboo curtains WEST HARTFORD - Don’t store things you original owner. 6 cyl., Townhouses. These Quality, roofing, siding, repairs', $25 per pair. Telephone 646- can’t use. Sell’ them fast automatic. Needs rust tion. $1800. Telephone 649- 'Your Community Newspaper' All-Brick Units include: Ful­ cing available. Owner, 646- and SERVICES door & window replace­ Handsome two bedroom, repair. $500. Telephone 742- 2118. ly applianced kitchens, 1752 or 646-2607. Income Tax ment and alterations. 646- IMi baths apartment on with a hard-working hardwood floors. Ther­ SELECT busline aujacent to Classified Ad!' 9502 after 6 p.m. mopane Windows and Cen­ 1379. 1968 DODGE POLARA - MANCHESTER - Orie Services Ottered 31 Service SIMPSON Number 260-7 highway and park. $650 For parts. $200. Call 649- tral Air Conditioning. All roll top volt ohm meter - monthly with heat and gar­ this, plus they are situated in block from Manchester DENNIS AND RUSSELL 4616 after 5:00 p.m. PLEASE READ Help Wantod 13 Help Wanted 13 Hospital! Seven room REWEAVING BURN INCOME TAX; brand new. Original carton. age. Call Carol at 528-1300. WILUMANTIC Leads The Wayl a park-like setting, con­ MILLER - Remodeling, Make a fine graduation YOUR AD veniently located*^ at East home on a 298 ft. lot zoned HOLES. Zippers, um­ PREPARATION - E x j additions, roofing, rec USED CARS EXPERIENCED FULL gift. $99.95. 643-W34. WILUMANTIC - One and ClassIHsd ads are taken Center Street and Pitkin for office use. Owner may brellas repairs. Window perienced - at your home rooms, paneling, gutters, LOW PRICES Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 TIME body man wanted. Street. SPECIAL help finance. $105,000. Gor­ shades, Venetian blinds. two bedroom apartments. over the phone as a con­ - Call Dan Mosler, 649r, aluminum and vinly siding THREE PAIR wood I87SG231 04»4078 Apply 214 Stafford Road, FINANCING BEING don Realty, 643-2174. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 3329 installed' year round. ISSlChevyMaHbu Wagon ...... •5 8 9 5 Heat and utilities included. HONDA 1981 CM400 - 975 venience. The Herald Is Mansfield, or telephone WANTED OFFERED! Prices start at shutters painted red, 20x47, Rental assistance DATSUN miles. Extras. $1500. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- responsible lor only one 646-8340. M5.500. A total of 18 units. 649-5221. 18x47, Ux55. $10. A pair 1981 Toyota (Mica 8/T, i k •7 9 9 9 available. Deposit and 1982 Car and Truck Sample Buyel Automotive Services 66 Telephone 649-1813. incorrect insertion and Diesel Truck Lots-Lend tor Sale 24 PERSONAL INCOME 1421. french doors 32x80. $50. Call Alex Matthew TAX SERVICE - Returns •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1981 Corona L/E ______■ • • ■ •7 2 9 9 references required. No then only to the size of PART TIME HELP Call 644-2063. pets. Telephone 456-1284. Croup I Roaltors BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - irepared, tax advice given. Meating-Plumbing 35 the original insertion. wanted for third shift. Mechanic BUILDING LOT - Glaston­ Concrete. Chimney ^280-Z iMtodt I XittcitlM arn how to best manage •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980Firobird...... •8 8 9 8 S&280-ZX Please apply, 7-Eleven bury, Manchester line. 1.7 WEDDING GOWN - SECOND FLOOR • three fNM-SiH. Errors which do not M 9-4003 Repairs. “ No Job Too our personal finances, gin-ieUfc Store, 513 Center Street acres, level, wooded and SCHALLER PLUMBING- beautiful designed model, rooms, stove, refrigerator, lessen the valuj of the Small.” Call 644-8356 for 'easonable rates. HEATING- Water pump 1980 Toyota Toiool, 2-dr. L/B •9 4 9 9 advertisement will not between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. \ private. Convenient to ten­ estimates. Telephone 646-7306. new, small size. $99. 649- quiet older persons Call for nis club, golf courses and specialists. Also, 0557. 1980Chovy Van ...... preferred. $250. Available ir«r H2.985 XUNLIFFE be corrected by an ad­ Homes For Sale 23 *12.485 remodeling service or PART TIME SALES help shopping. Will custom C & M Tree Service, Free May 1st. Call 649-6205 after AUTO BODY ditional InsortiiM. w an ted - W om en’s Interview - build your home to suit repairs. FREE BEDROOM SET - five 1980Corolla 4-dr., .... 3 p.m. or 643-6802. NEW estimates. Discount senior TAXES clothing. Must have FOUR LOTS - DEMING your needs. Peterman ESTIMATES. 649-4266. p^iece, hardwood, $750. 1082 Z10 ?S&210 fMI • I Iw. 4 ui citizens. Company PROFESSIONALLY - ■ 4 ei experience. Telephone 659- 872-8313 STREET, South Windsor. Realty and Building Com­ Couch and matching love 1980BukkContury Wagon . mn ai . 31xr Manchester owneo and PREPARED in the PLEASANT FOUR With beautiful view. 30,000 pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. SINCE 1947; ART CUNLIFFE. PROP sq. ft. lots with town operated. Call 646-1327. privacy of your home. Call seat, $450. Telephone 649- 1980Sunbird Hatdiback ...... •4 9 6 9 ROOMS in quiet family at- 2118. momhere. Elderly person iManrljrfitrr; MATURE PERSON for EXPERIENCED sewer. $35,000 each. Call Joseph Hachey at 647-92'!'2 lOOOPontiM LoMans Coupo_____ •8 4 9 9 M tiiN *4388Imum *4785 WAITRESS wanted. Apply 644-2534 - lliomas Burgess Homes For Sale after f. p.m. M&M Plumbing and preferred. Non-smokers, QUALITY WORK housework and other duties 23 Homes For Sale 23 SCREENED LOAM - no pets, references, securi­ H rra lft in small, pleasant rest Luigis - 706 HarHord Road, Broker. Heating, Manchester. 649- 1979 Mazda 026 ...... •8 1 9 8 Manchester. Telephone 2871. Small repairs, gravel, processed gravel, ty plus utilities. Telephone IS& PICKUP home in Glastonbury. Full Iw PICKUP sand, stone and fill. For INU-HTw HM] COMPETITIVE PRICES 649-1717. LIGHT TRUCKING - Feh- remodeling, heating, 1979Dodgo Omni 024 ...... •4 8 W 649-5897. or part time. Call 633-4411, baths, kitchens and water deliveries call George or owner 345-4300. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Griffing, Andover, 7fi- 1979Chovy Pick-up C20 ...... •.!8 2 9 9 MANCHESTER - Two Your Specialists for taking care of Win­ □ NOTICES WANTED; SCHOOL BUS ages cleaned. All types heaters. Free estimates! 7886. Drivers for the town of trash, brush removed. bedroom apartment, two ■MUM *S28S *5888 ter’s “fender-bender”, dents & dings. 1979 Toyota Pick-up A-C ...... •4 9 9 9 full baths, furnished, Bolton. Will train. Call 537- Picket, Split Rail, Houeetmld Qoode 40 # Foreign A American Lost and Found 1 NURSES AIDES 5766 or 649-6188. VERY PRETTY formal sauna, pool, exercise Stockade Fences installed. dress for sale. Worn only 1979 Oiovy Malibu Classic Wagon. . •8 4 9 8 room, banquet room. No !^210h.s. iSn210H.B. A Spocioliiing in Foreign Cars Temporary 5284)670. USED m a - in u t s m t-irn u A Loaners Available LOST GOLD CHAIN aiid HOME HEALTH AIDE - once, perfect for upcoming children undernde 16. No pets. Summer Posllione REFRIGERATORS, . prom or wedding. Size 8. 1979 Corona Liftback ...... •4 8 9 8 Security required. Includes msassutikt A Complete Collision Work locket with initials RCS. Voluntary Home Health Q jw ir j^ 1?' A Free Estimates Meadows Convalescent LICENSED DAY CARE WASHERS, RANGES - $60. Telephone 6&-93S7. Much sentimental value. Agency has a limited HOME - Will watch your Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 1974 Monza 2 -H 2 ...... •SWWM fee and ho't water. $450. Vicinity Main Street. Center is now accepting number of openings for REALTORS L e^ ran ce Agency, 646- *5385Zt.r *5695 child or infant days. Call & Service. Low prices! CONN CORONET com­ Reward. 649-5169. applications for certified applicants. 6464)262. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 1978Pkito ...... •2885 summer nurses aides Please call Rockville plete with case, excellent G R O U P I A telert .^jsoci-^tion of R E A lf O R S serving the qre^tt Street. 643-2171. playing condition. Finish 1978Corolla 1200 ...... *8888 ANDOVER - 3Vl room IS MAXIMA 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE openings. These are full Public Health Nursing M,00 N r w a n h w CALL FOR DETAILS .■» c r 7 s r m c e s t e ^ : and 4 for an interview. and hour - LPNs at $7. Con­ Manchester Memorial Telephone 646-4517, I still love people. 633-6581, Autoa For Bala 61 tact DNS, Monday-Friday, Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, SWIM POOLS 342-0571. H9-4M3 9-3. 249-9166. Manchester, CT 06040. BELFIORE, REALTORS ODD JOBS - Carpenter DISTRIBUTOR - must dis­ AMERICAN FROZEN E.O.E. with truck will do various pose of brand new on ONE BLACK Male cat, one FOODS, INC. LIVE-IN FEMALE 647-1•1413 jobs. Will move ground 31’ long pools with female tri-colored cat. ■ .1 huge sundecks, safety fen­ Both one year old, all COMPANION for elderly EARN QOOD MONEY households, junk, all brush, 4 Door MANCHESTER FULL TIME OR , trim trees, etc. Reasonable cing, hi-rate filters, shots. Both neutered. lady, in exchange for room The 1982 Honda IVelude REAL ESTATE SALES - and board, plus compensa­ PART TIME NEW LISTING rates. 647-0359. ladders, etc. Asking $978 Affectionate, nice pets. Manchester area. If you tion. References required. BECOME AN AVON Four family, aluminum sided, stoves, complete. Financin Free to good homes. 649- Sport Coupe. Think of it as a 1981 ZEPHYR REPRESENTATIVB available. Teleph 6763. civilized sp o ^ car.designed Sedans are licensed and want to Call 643-8920 after 7:30 refrigerators, and wall to wall Painting-Papering 32 HE join an office that cares p.m. Call 523-9401 or collect (203 ) 7^3319. for uncomplicated sportive about your personal 646-368S for dttails carpeting. Large lot In Business 2 zone. Musfeaf Inatrumanta 44 For South Windsor Call for details^ $95,000. INTERIOR PAINTING, handling and fuel-efficient fun.* success, call Ed Gorman at RECEPTIONIST­ Call 623-6579. over ten years experience, FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- And a car to be enjoyed for 646-4040. SECRETARY to $10,400. low rates and senior citizen date Kodak Verichrome PUMP ORGAN - foot many moons. Both b ^ u seo f Personnel. Never a dull Lombardo & Associates discounts. 643-9980. Pan 126, black and white 12 operated Spinet piano the attention to quality engineer­ SALES PERSON - Mature. FOOD SERVICE AIDES - exposures. Twenty-five style. $75. Telephone 742- n i HUE.'— moment in busy front desk We have some part time ing that goes into all our cats, Part time Saturdays. position with heavy public INTERIOR/EXTERIOR' rolls for $5. Call Doug 7268. and the IVelude’s standard H arv ey ’s D resses & contact. Prior receptionist positions available in our 649-4003 PAINTING - Wallpapering Bevins at the Herald, 643- food service department. 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m. Boeta-Aeceeaories 45 power-operated moonroof. Sportswear. Phone 646- experience a must and and Drywall Installation. lor With frant-wheel drive, 4- 3100. Hours are variable, in­ weekdays. gMR CONDITIONING good typing skills. Down­ Quality professional work, cluding day shift, some New Listing wheel independent su^ension, town Hartford location on Reasonableablt prices. Free steel-belted radial tires, 5-speed DENTAL ASSISTANT - bus line. Excellent weekends/holidays and on- Outstanding Wendell Reid Colonial Estimates! Fully Inilly I insured. VIVITAR ZOOM LENS - Experienced only, perma­ call. Excellent salary and located in popular Forest Hills. Four G.L. McHugh, ^9321. 75 to 205mm f/3.8 close transmission and tachometer. benefits. Company pays .benefits. For more infor­ MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful­ It's only once in a blue moon gautomatic transmission nent part time - 2 V2 days. fee. Call Ann Ross, 549- ' bedrooms, 2Vi baths, family room focusing zoom lens with Contact Administrator - mation please contact the Canon FD mount. $75. Call ly equipped. 40 HP Mer­ m any a car like this comes along. 5561, Olsten Permanent Price: $110,000. INTERIOR AND 646-1360. Personnel D^artment, at Doug Bevins at the Herald, cury electric start, Agency. E.O.E. EXTERIOR Painting and Teleflex-stick steering, 646-1222 Ext. 2270. Paperhanging. Ceilings 643-2711, between 1 and 3 grower steering/power brakes Hummingbird deptn Manchester Memorial "Zinsser Agency $46-1611 repaired or replaced. Free p.m. n o IV n A Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, estimates. Fully insured. sounder, Shakespeare Manchester, CT 06040. GRAFLEX remote electric motor, CB, STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR References. Martin Aerated livewell, bilge m oons. Excellent opportunity for an individiial who has had E.O.E. Mattsson after 3:00L4uir.. ACCESSORIES - Graf- gAM-FM radio gRADIAL tires pump and much more! y.t?" experience in stock room work, 649-4431. matic film holder for 4x5 preferably with some supervisory responsibilities, WANTED camera, $15. Two Grafllte Asking $2500. Telephone BABYSITTER - Depen­ 649-7M2 before 2:30 or Applicantsits must have demonsfrademnngtfatej^ ...... in Building Contracting 33 flash $5 each. Call 1 Knowledge of s ^ k room dable, mature, loving, GOMMERCIAL-INDUStRIAL-INVESTMENT Doug Bevins at the Herald, after 10 p.m. gAND mugh more standard equipment systems. A familiarity wii creative person for two PROPERTIES WITHIN A 20 MILE RADIUS OF 643-2711, between 1 and 3 children. Part time, own FARRAND p.m. Sporting Goods 45. ful and some knowle^e of the tasTc p K t e r o T ^ ^ REMODEUNG - Cabinets, counting IS preferred. Elxcellent salary and benefits. transportation, Vernon Cir­ MANCHESTER cle area. Call 646-5153; Roofing, Gutters, Room MINNOW NET 50 x 4. For more information or to arrange for a personal in- Additions, Decks, All types FILM CASSETTES - Two leave name and number Nikon 35mra film cassette Never used. Telephone 647- im Ext **** Personnel Department at 646- with answering service. F. J. Spilecki Realtor 643-2121 of Remodeling . and 0086 or 646-2445. Repirs. Free estimates. and one Contax 35nun film cassette. $5 each. Call •••••••••••••••••••«•••■ U M N C S H R i n m NOW A CCEPTIN G Fully insured. Phone 643- AnUquee 45 71 Haynta Btraal, MancliatMt, CT OWMO '5 a 5 TWO f a m il y 6017. ^ Doug Bevins at the Herald, ______, I.O .I. APPLICATIONS for 643-2711, between 1 and 3 cashier, concession and Have the tenant assist in your p.m. WANTED: ANTIQUE Prices $ maintenance help at mortgage payments on this 2 bedroom, ROBERT E. JARVIS - FURNITURE, Glass, Manchester Drive-In Remodeling Specialist. Pewter, Oil Paintings, or living room, dining area, kitchen unit. For room additions, COLONIAL WINGED Theater, Route 6 & 44A, Newly painted and roofed, deep lot.^ SOFA - Green Herculon Antique items. R. Harrison HELP WANTED Bolton. Part time. Day and kitchens, bathrooms, - Telephone .643-8709. start At evening hours. Apply in Possible owner financing available. roofing and siding or any Fabric. Good condition. CIRCULAtlOH ntl 161,900. home improvement need. .$50. CaU 643-1272 after 5 person, Thursday and p.m. Wanted to Buy 48 Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. Telephone 643-6712. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• M i l Real Estate 646-4126 ACT FAST! SWIMMING CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ EARN MONEY FOR THE SHuaUon Wanted 15 LEON CIESZYNSKI P(X)L Sale-a-Thon going on ty.'We buy quickW and con-. BUILDER. New homes, right NOW! Big newT062 fidentially. XUelwyes Cor­ SUMMER... housew orkV a n t c d - MANCHESTER additions, remodeling, rec pools, 31 ft. X 16 ft. with poration. 646-0131. Manchester area. DufcA Colonial rooms, garages, kitchens deck, fence and filter. Experienced and reliable. Spacious e Rooms. 4 bsdrooms, formal Hlnii.u remodeled, ceilings, bath ONLY $979 INSTALLED. WANTED - Old clocks and Have own transportation. i!>9in< teOGLlltliien Jllta2sak>,.Qrs^ /mk tile, dormers, roofing. Will finance. Call collect parts working or not. Telephone 649-5007. finish. Plastered walls. Handy to'busline'. Residential or commer­ 203-964-5642. 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