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Israelis Flush Squatters from Sinai

Israelis Flush Squatters from Sinai

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Negotiators huddle on final borders Israelis flush squatters from Sinai

Ghali, both of whom made similar ceremonies will be held at Rafah in resisters and some of the soldiers ' I By Maurice Guindi ' lived. statements to reporters. the north and Sharm El-Sheikh in wept as the protesters came down. United Press International Israeli, Egyptian and American Sinai: trauma The border dispute involves 15 out the south. Troops had much harder time negotiators expressed confidence pulling out the zealot followers of Israeli troops flushed out the last of nearly 100 Sinai border demarca­ In Yamit, a model town built up that agreement resolving an In the exodus tion points, most of them considered U.S.-born Rabbi Meir Kahane from remaining squatters and blew up the from the desert nine years ago, a a graffiti-marked bunker nearby model town of Yamit Friday as Egyptian-Israeli border dispute will of minor importance. loudspeaker blared the Israeli be reached by Sunday, the day Israel — See page 4 where they had holed up for days negotiators huddled for six hours to A major snag in the negotiations national anthem for the last time threatening suicide. reach agreement on borders of the completes withdrawal from the oc­ and soldiers using a giant hoist cupied Sinai. is an Israeli tourist, hotel on a 770- An army crew failed three times Sinai 48 hours before it reverts to yard strip along the Gulf of Aqaba at ladder plucked 11 students from to yank off the steel door of the Egypt. “We have made excellent “We hope to have an agreement Taba, just south of the Israeli port of atop the 82-foot war monument to a bunker with a chain attached to a progress in our talks today,” said finished by noon on Sunda'y,” Eilat. Both Israel and Egypt claim tank battle in the 1967 Mideast war, bulldozer and in the end bored a “Yes, it was blown up,” said an Stoessel told reporters following a when. Israel captured the Sinai from army spokesman in Tel Aviv, confir­ U.S. Deputy Secretary of State the land on which the hotel is built. giant hole in the structure with a Walter Stoessel, who has been six-hour meeting with Israeli Egypt. pneumatic drill through which the 11 ming that explosive charges Foreign Ministry Director Gen. ' Israel is scheduled to hand over crumbled the few remaining struc­ shuttling between Israel ai)d Egypt One resister wrapped himself in militant were dragged out for nine days to reconcile last- David Kimche and Egyptian State the eastern third of Sinai to Egypt tures in the northeastern Sinai town Sunday, when fl.agraising chains and an Israeli flag. The screaming “No! No! No!” of Yamit, where 5,000 settlers once mindte differences. Minister for Foreign Affairs Butros British ships at battle stations

The British Broadcasting Corporation, in a Pym and Haig were trying to narrow the gap By United Press International message beamed to Argentina on its World Ser­ between British and Argentine peace proposals vice radio, broadcast warnings to the estimated for the Falklands, the British South Atlantic British warships, their battle stations manned 17,000 Britons in Argentina to leave without delay colony seized by Argentina April 2. , ^ . for war, arrived In the “vicinity” of the outer­ by commercial flights. Britain has offered to give the Falklands to most Falkland isUnd of South Georgia Friday “Those who have so far not acted on earlier Argentina, but only if the colony’s 1,800 English- and Britain urged its citizens in Argentina to warnings are asked to consider again whether speaking residents agree and only after a tran­ evacuate as quickly as possible. they should Uke an early opportunity of leaving sitional period of British rule. A senior defense official in London said ad­ the country by normal commercial means,” the Argentina, which maintains it inherited a vance ships from the British war fleet were “in Spanish claim to the Falklands, has insist^ on the vicinity” of South Georgia but had run into a broadcast said. maintaining sovereignty over the islands believed fearsome storm with hurricane-force winds and “Now that the British task force is approaching the area of the Falkland Islands, a period of in­ to be rich in oii resources. 40-foot waves. Officials with Pym said Britain still sought a In Buenos Aires, a hl^anklng military source creasing tension and risk could lie ahead which If should be taken into account by all British negotiated peace but ‘jwill not. shrink frona the confirmed the report, saying British ships “are citlxens renialnlng In Argentina.” use of fbrce.” They added they Were not op­ now within helicopter and plane range” of South Hopes for a peaceful settlement of the timistic. , . ~ . i. Georgia, 1,200 miles from the Argentine coast Falklands crisis were still alive but fading fast as In London, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and 800 miles east of the Falklands capital of Port British Defense Secretary Francis Pym met in met her top naval commanders while she awaited Stanley. Washington with Secretory of State Alexander word from Pym, who was to fly home later in the He said the main BriUsh fleet was also within day. “striking range of our planes” but added “there Haig and other officials. “All I just want to say at this point is that we In Argentina, junta President Gen. Leopoldo has been no fighting so tar.” have been at work together this morning,” Pym Galtieri toured southern air and naval bases after As the 40-ship fleet, buffeted by 85 mph winds returning from an inspection trip to the UPl photo and towering swells, steamed to within range of told reporters as he left the State Department. “We have a break now and we are continuing that Falklands, where he told his battle-ready troops ARGENTINE PRESIDENT IN ISLANDS South Georgia it went on “defense station” alert work this afternoon. There is nothing further I to “fight until the last drop of blood” to keep the — the Royal Navy’s second highest classification . . . embraced by military governor can say at this stage,” he said. islands. of pre-combat readiness. SinQGP to closG storG in downtown AAonchostor

man Clothier at 887 Main St., said pany recently shut down part of its Manchester Singer outlet wiil not the time, was that the store needed By Raymond T. DeMeo store’s lease expires in August. He reopen as an independent franchise. more space to accommodate an up­ Singer's closing is not a sign that said he has received no word from main m anufacturing plant in Main Street businesses are suf­ Herald Reporter Elizabeth, N.J. Once the Manchester store closes, surge in business. Singer officials that they plan to “ that will be it,” according to Singer’s ciosing means Main fering. Locally-owned stores on The Singer Co. sewing machine close the store. An employee at the Singer store in F arm in ^ n said that store will Kirkbridge. Street wiii be without a major chain Main Street continue to prosper, he store, one' of the last remaining said: Officials at Singer’s international cease operating as a company- Kirkbridge said the store has two store outlet, aside from an Eiec- chain stores on Main Street, will trolux vacuum cleaper store and an headquarters in Stamford could not owned outlet and convert to an in­ employees besides himself. “It’s not the fault of Main Street, close its doors as part of an ap­ The Singer Co.’s Manchester out­ S & H Green Stamps redemption parent move by Singer to eliminate be reached for comment on the local dependent franchise this summer. or Manchester, because that’s store’s closing. But several local The store will continue to sell under let has been in business since 1947. outlet. baloney,” said Garman. some of its retail outlets. Until 1967, the store was located at Once, Main Street had several Kent Kirkbridge, of the businessmen say Singer plans to the Singer name, she said. «. Closing the Manchester store was ' shed all its retail outlets, and turn to The Farmington and Manchester 832 Main St., a few doors north of its large chain stores, including store at 856 Main St., said he wasn’t Montgomery . Ward’s, the W.T. “a bottom-line decision” on the part a franchise system for selling and stores are the only remaining present site. of the Singer Co., Garman said. sure when the store would close, The Singer store moved to 856 Grant Co., Woolworth's, and A & P only that “it will close eventually.” servicing its sewing equipment. company-owned Singer retail out­ “You can’t blame a town for that,” The Singer Co. has not fared well lets in the Greater Hartford area. Main St. in 1967. The reason for the Supermarkets. Singer’s landlord, Leonardo move, said company spokesmen at Joseph Garman, owner of J. Gar- he said. Calciano of Rockv Hill, said the in the current recession. The com­ Unlike the Farmington store, the

Good Morning Jimmy Carter plans

It’s that time again to re-enter politics “Spring ahead. Fall back.” been brisk —100 of the 130 $50 tickets for It’s time once again to remember what to do about the ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Former the reception and 1,000 of the 1,300 seats change to daylight-saving time. President Jimmy Carter, feeling he is for the $25-a-plate dinner have been sold. A federal law specifies that daylight time begins on the “ being vindicated by events,” plans to Carter had been invited, she said, last Sunday in April at 2 a.m., so remember to turn your become more active in Democratic af­ “Because he’s the former president of fairs and has agreed to address two clock ahead one hour tonight. the United States. He’s a big draw. You’ll lose an hour’s sleep, but you’ll regain it on the last Washington area gatherings, a party We’re very flattered.” spokesman said Friday. Sunday in October. Ms. O’Leary said there was “absolute­ Carter will speak at the Montgomery ly not” any concern over Carter’s lack of County, Md., spring ball May 1 and popularity. “People are realizing how return for another political event in great a president he was in view of TV coverage Improves June, according to Democratic National Reaganomics,” she said. Committeee spokesman Bob Neumann. The Manchester Herald today introduces expanded Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, also coverage of television programs with weekend TV schedules will be guests at a party May 1 hosted by on pages 12 and 13. . . . . u . u <0 former White House social secretary ^ a u s e more and more homes In Manchester are sub­ Gretchen Posten, 'to which all former Inside today scribing to cable television, the Herald has added program Carter aides have been invited. schedules for all channels offered by Greater Hartford “He’s getting more active, clearly,” 20 pages, 2 sections CATV Neuman said. “He feels he’s being vin­ Advice ...... U In addition, the Herald has increased the type she of the dicated by events, whether in the Middle Business ...... 20 program listings to make them easier to read. East or on human rights,” another Classified...... 18-19 Democratic party source said. Comics ...... 14 Neumann said the DNC hopes Carter Entertainment ...... IS will participate in the party’s mid-term Lottery...... 2 Sorry, day was wrong conference in Philadelphia June 25-27. Obituaries — *...... 8 Carter will speak for 10 minutes at the Opinion...... 6 A feature story on the cover of the Friday Focus section of Sports...... 18*17 the Manchmter Herald concerned an auto show to be held spring ball and Democratic National Television ...... ' • ...... U*1S this weekend in Wickham Park. Unfortunately, the' article Chairman Charles Mannatt will speak was wrong about one Important detail: The show will be Sun­ BROADWAY’S MARIANNE TATUM for 20 minutes, Denise O’Leary, cochair­ W eather...... 2 day not today. The hours will be from 9:30 a.m. to dusk. . . reminding us to push clocks ahead man, said. Ms. O’Leary said ticket sales have

4i •> _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April 24, 1982 2977 Coming to Manchester today i SCATtte 'V / News Briefing Arms freeze a mistake, AL commander says Talks on budget SAN rnANCisco .K-L Salvador delays V. V*ATUMYA more concerned with social ■ ' ‘ , LOS i counts a memoership of ’2.7 millton , ’ “I-:;" By Susan Plese for the U.S. invited to the event. By contrast, he said, the Russians programs than with defense. In a ‘hang by thread’ “We can’t negotiate with the are spending 15 percent of their people nationwide, and 26,000 in ' i r HKIHE81 Herald Reporter slavery condition, social programs leader decision TEMPtRATUBES Russians from a position of FLYNT, WHO served in the Per­ GNP on defense. “Another unequal Connecticut. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Budget BMIAMI As spokesman for the organiza­ would be the last of our worries,” he SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) ORLEANS . While nuclear arms protesters weakness,” Flynt said. “We don’t sian Gulf Command in Tehran and situation,” he said, “is that here we negotiators, their talks “hanging by a ItOffNP- nationwide have been conducting have the same number of arms as later in Allied Force Headquarters tion, he is a firm believer in defense said. — El Salvador’s constituent assembly spend 50 percent of (the defense "We could see a war on our thread,” agreed Friday to keep trying ■ “Ground Zero” week in an effort to the Russians. in Italy during World War II, said budget) on manpower and 50 per­ spending. “We complimented the postponed the election of a new national for a compromise that may be little doorstep if Communist activities es­ president Friday as politicians met ; obtain an arms freeze, those atten­ “Last fall,” he continued, “the the number one priority of the cent on hardware. President on his stand on national more than suggested ranges for tax in­ American Legion is national securi­ defense,” he said. “We feel that the calate,” he continued, referring to behind closed doors to seek a candidate , •m•O^VJ 10^ E 23* ding the American L ^ o n Hall In President wanted to initiate arms ’The Russians, however, spend strife in El Salvador, Nicaragua, creases and spending cuts to keep the UPI WCA1MCR FOTOCAS1 A*/ Manchester today will be getting Control but the Soviet Union would ty. “It is only through a strong budget is justified. It is not a acceptable to all sides, including the only 30 percent on manpower and 70 and Argentina. deficit below flOO billion. quite a different message. not agree to on-site inspections.” defense that we can Im assured of percent on hardware, he said. “We defense build-up, but a catch-up.” United States and the army. Congressional leaders and White The assembly session was unexpected- The speaker will be Jack Flynt, Flynt will be speaking to the peace,” he said. are consistently weaker, and we Nevertheless, he says adamantly, House aides emerged from four hours of Vteh p ^ Flynt, whose home base is in , ly postponed following Thursday’s elec­ national commander of the - Dll worth Cornell-Quey Post 102 in have let our forces be reduced in “We’re not war-mongers. Wie've talks with an agreement only to meet American Legion. In a telephone in­ seen the horrors of war, and we are Texas, will speak today on matters tion of ultra-rightist leader Maj. Roberto Manchester today at 1 p.m. Three “We are spending less on national numbers.” of national security and veteran’s d’Aubuisson as assembly president. again late Sunday. terview this week with the mayors, Stephen T. Penny of security now than we were in 1950,” the last people in the world who The talks began nearly a month ago Manchester Herald, Flynt, whose FLYNT IS conscious of the con­ would want our children to see it.” benefits, money he says is “earned, Leftist guerrillas, who had been Manchester, Edward F. Havens of he continued. “Now we are spending not charity, given from a grateful with hopes of drafting a specific 1983 Weather home 1$ in ‘Texas, said an arms only seven to eight percent of our servative reputation attributed to Flynt’s major current concern for relatively inactive since their un­ South Windsor, and George A. nation.” budget cutting plan, which with the ap­ . freeze would be a terrible mistake Dagon of East Hartford have been gross national pii^uct on defense.” the national organization, which the country is "the people who are successful bid to sabotage the assembly proval of President Reagan and House elections last month, attacked military Speaker ’Thomas O’Neill could breeze outposts in three cities and warned that a through Qtngress. major offensive would begin May 1. Rut in the ensuing weeks the par- Extended outlook ; ’Hie rightist-controlled assembly had ticmants lowered their sights, and they Sadloski to submit been scheduled to meet Friday to elect now hope only to fashion compromise Extended outlook for New England Sunday thr(^gh Hearing an interim national president to serve goats for spending cuts and tax increases Tuesdey: until elections in 1983 or 1984. UPI photo that might calm jittery financial Massachussetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: F'air But the election of d’Aubuisson, an Sunday. Chance showers Monday. Fair Tuesday. Otrer- 4 markets. forms to state DEP ultra-rightist described by former U.S. night lows in the 40s Sunday and Tuesday the mid 40s to 2 Such an agreement might prove essen­ bn bail Ambassador Robert White as a Today In history tially meaningless in providing direction low 50s Monday. Daytime highs mid 80s to low 70s Sun­ “pathological killer,” as assembly presi­ to tax and budget-writing^ committees of day and Monday the upper 50s to mid 60s Tuesday. dent apparently threw their plans off On April 24 1980 a U.S. military mission to free American hostages In Congress. Maine, New Hampshire: Considerable cloudiness Sun­ for moth spraying base. Without action this year, the Office of day. Chance of a few showers Monday. Fair Tuesday. closed Tehran was aborted In the Iranian ddsert because of equipment failure. The United States has warned El Management and Budget concedes the Lows from the low 30s to low 40s. Highs in the 50s to low Salvador that it risks losing its American Eight of the 90 servicemen Involved were killed In an aircraft collision 1983 deficit could reach nearly 1180 60s Sunday lowering to the upper 40s and 50s by Tuesday. Betty Sadloski said Friday she Areas to be sprayed are Camp aid if it elects an ultra-rightist who on the ground. billion. \ Vermont: Fair Sunday and Tuesday, a chance of HARTFORD (UPI) - Superior would dismantle U.S.-backed economic Court Judge Brian E. O’Neill, hopes . to complete forms this Kennedy, the picnic area at Globe ‘"rhe negotiations continue to hang by showers Monday, high in the mid 60s to mid 70s, low in weekend for delivery Monday to the Hollow Swimming Pool, Center and social reforms. ’The Salvadoran a thread, but as long as nobody cuts the worried media coverage would armed forces have warned the rightist the 40s. jeopardize a fair trial, agreed state Department of Environmental Park, the Municipal Building area, thread and we keep meeting. I’ll remain Lincoln Center, the /eastern end of 4 Protection to pave the way for coalition controlling the assembly not to Maine to Canada: optimistic,’'said Rep. Barber Conable of , Friday to hold a closed bail hearing do anything to lose the aid. Youth In Vermont for a man charged with murdering aerial spraying to combat the gypsy Center Springs Park, the Senior New York, the senior Republican on the | 0 C l 3 y S T O r G C c lS i moth. Citizens’ Center area, and East Assembly sources said the legislators Reject pipe plan taxwriting Ways and Means Committee his exwife and three other people. had decided to postpone their next guilty of murder Mrs. Sadloski is coordinating the Cemetery. The first spraying will be The National Weather Service forecast for ConnM- ’ Hartford County State’s Attorney done sometime between mid-May meeting until Monday to give politicians NEWPORT, Vt. (UPI) - An Orleans AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Maine will ticut: Mostly sunny and warmer Saturday. Highs 70-75. John M. Bailey said he would ask spray plan for the Manchester time to bargain behind the scenes. ask Canada to reject a revised plan to Property Owners Association, and the end of May and the second County Superior Court jury deliberated Partly cloudy Saturday night. Lows 40s. Mostly s i^ y ' the judge to revoke the $500,0(X) bond one probably abojit 14 days later. just two hours Friday before finfling 17- run a proposed Canadian gas pipeline Consumer prices and continued warm Sunday. Highs 70s. West v ^ d s of Steven J. Wood. He asked for the which mounted the effort for yearold Wade Willis guilty of first degree through New York instead of Maine, Friday 10-15 mph. Light ea'Sterly winds Friday night. dosed hearing, claiming evidence to townwide spraying. murder in the bludgeon slaying of his Energy Director Gordon L. Weil said down 0.3 percent be presented could damage Wood’s Mrs. Sadloski said she hoped to do France campaigns pregnant girlfriend. Friday. rights if made public. the bulk of the work this weekend. The unexpectedly quick verdict late “If the pipeline doesn’t go through WASHINGTON\(UPI) - A su^rising National forecast Wood, 42, is charged with four She has been delayed somewhat by against terrorists Friday afternoon ended a trial that Maine it means we’ll miss the opportuni­ 0.3 percent drop in consumer prices for counts of murder and one count of other problems recently. Fuel program began more than a month ago. ty to obtain significant amounts of March reversed inflation for the first By United Press International Little Hock pc capital murder In the slayings last She said it will probably be possi­ PARIS (UPI) — President Francois Willis initially showed no reaction. But natural gas in the near future,” Weil time since 1965 and gave American City St Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles c Saturday of Rosa Wood, 34, of West ble to prepare some kind of map to Mitterrand ordered a major campaign said.. “It means a delay.” Albuquerque cy 50 30 .... Louisville c show the public what areas will be en(js April 30 when the' jury of eight men and four buyers their biggest break in nearly Anchorage cy 43 31 .... Memphis c Hartford and her boyfriend, George against political terrorism Friday as women left the room he broke into tears, Maine and northern New England three decades, the government reported Asheville c 50 38 .... Miami Bech pc A. Troie, 32, of Windsor. They were UPI photo sprayed. another threat to bomb French trains then sat sobbing in the courtroom, com­ wouldn’t get Canadian natural gas for Friday. Atlanta c 66 43 .... Milwaukee c ^ o t in the head and handcuffed The association has collected The Fuel Assistance Program was received from "friends” of the in­ Billings c 73 37 .... Minneapolis c funded through the Energy forted by his lawyer and friend, Duncan another two years if the company The Labor Department report showing Birmingham c 66 40 .... Nashville c together in the business section of forms from those who want to par­ ternational assassin Carlos the Jackal. Kilmartin. proposing to build the pipeline. New the rare decline in prices and an inflation Boston c 56 ® ’..u New Orleans r West Hartford. LIZZIE HARTMAN, 13 LIGHTS YAHRZEIT CANDLES ticipate in the private program and Assistance Block Grant will be Mitterrand convened a “war council” England States Pipeline, gets a license BrwnsvU x.cy 66 53 .37 New York c from adjacent property owners who closed April 30. After that date, The slightly built youth, charged with rate of only 1 percent since the beginning Buffalo c 42 33 ..... Oklahm Cty pc Wood allegedly returned to the . . . Capitol ceremony remembers the Holocaust .at the Elysee Palace and afterwards the May 1981 slaying of Terri Weed, to run its line through Niagara Falls, On­ of the year was hailed as a major ac­ Charlstn S.C. c 71 51 .... Omaha w waive objections to the spraying. there will be no funds available to Philadelphia c family’s home, killing Mrs. Wood’s Interior Minister Gaston Defferre an­ faces a possible life sentence. The ver­ tario. The company had earlier proposed complishment by the White House. Charlott N.C. c 66 40 .... mother, Patricia Voli, 65, of New In the final analysis, she said, it is make payments. nounced stricter border checks and a Chicago c 50 34 .... Phoenix c dict will be automatically appealed to having the. pipeline enter the United The decline in the Consumer Price Cleveland c 48 31 .... Pittsburgh c Britain and her daughter, Elisa, 15. the pilot who will decide, because in To apply for fuel assistance, review of traditional French policies of the state Supreme Court. States through St. Stephens, N.B., on the Index for March held special Columbus 56 30 .... Portlana M. pc He surrendered to police at the some cases it will not be economical households receiving public welcoming political exiles. An estimated Dallas cy 66 51 .... Portland Or. pc assistance from the Department of Earlier Friday, Kilmartin and Orleans Maine border. significance for more than 40 million Denver c 64 36 .... Providence c home. to spray small areas too far isolated 120,000 political expatriates currently The 230-mile pipeline is designed to Richmond c O'Neill joins in ceremony Income Maintenance must apply at County State’s Attorney Philip White Americans. It triggered a raise of only Des Moines c 60 30 .... ; The state constitution allows of­ from other areas to be sprayed. live in France. spent more than four hours summarizing bring natural gas from the site of a huge 7.4 percent in their Social Security, Detroit c 55 36 .... St. Louis c The spraying will be done by Ag the office at 330 Broad St. A Defferre said he had also ordered a Duluth c 50 40 .... Salt Lake Cityc ficials to revoke bond In capital testimony from 70 witnesses. natural gas deposit in Canada to New welfare and railway retirement )^nefits, FI Paso pc San Antonio cy cases “where the prcx>f is evident or Roters Inc., a Gettysburg, Pa., All other households who think review of the status of political exiles 53 Z7 San Diego e In his three-hour closing argument, England, which is far away from effective this July, compared to last Hartford c the presumption great.” Bailey helicopter firm. It will use a they may be eligible should apply already living in France and repeated his American gas deposits. Honolulu c 79 68 San Franclsc c remembering the Holocaust natural, orjganic bacterium called through their local community ac­ Kilmartin portrayed Willis as a year’s 11.2 percent. Indianapolis c 60 34 San Juan c would probably reveal details of an warning that they moderate their ac­ frightened child trapped in the gangling It was the lowest cost-of-living in­ Jacksn Mss. 63 46 Seattle pc Bacillus Thuringiensis. tion agency; in Manchester, itds the tivities. Jacksonville i 87 61 Spokane c alleged (mnfession to back up his body of adolescent, and taunted by his Tamjpa r While the MPOA is going forward Community Renewal Team. Nancy 'The moves came a day after one per­ crease in benefits since 1978. Kansas City a 41 request for revocation of bond. More than 600 eBeape attempts schoolmates because he had gotten his llie March drop in prices was^due to Las Vegas c 73 40 Washington c on Jewish affairs. with its spraying plans for private Dolce, CRT’s outreach worker for Candidates urge Wichita pc O’Neill said he hadn’t seen any By Bruno V. Rannlelto" Were made by prisoners during his son was killed and 63 wounded in a bom­ girlfriend pregnant. “an economic policy that has cut the rate He recalled his , visits to some of properties, the town is proceeding the area, can be reached at the town bing across the street from the central evidence, but agreed Wood’s rights United Press International two years at Aushwitz, he said. White, however, described him as a tough lobby law of spending, our support of a stable could be jeopardized. the camps at war’s end and said the with plans for ground spraying at Human Services office at 647-3092 Paris office of an Arabic language HARTFORD — Gov. William remaining survivors and liberators “The world did not hear the cries several public areas. ^ for more information. P cold-blooded killer capable of murder monetary policy and our policy of non­ ‘‘Weighing the pros and cons, it magazine. France blamed the attack on when confronted with a problem he could HARTFORD (UPI) - Two Candidates O’Neill joined others Friday in of the concentration camps are of the Jews. It is my task to make That work will be done by the People who have unpaid utility Syrian operatives. intervention in the marketplace,” deputy would seem to me those (fair trial) sure today’s world never forgets the not handle. Friday jumped on the bandwagon in press secretary Larry Speakes said at guarantees would outweigh the calling for remembrance of the Nazi living witnesses to refute “those Carter Tree Expert Co. of bills and are facing a shutoff are Syrian Cultural Attache Michail urging the Senate to go along with a Lottery Holocaust in which 6 million Jews who claim it never happened.” facts,” Krasner said. Manchester with the insecticide urged to apply for assistance in Kassouha, ordered out of France in the White House. First Amendment rights at this Msgr. John Wodarski of Holy House-approved measure making it a ^ point,” O’Neill said. perished during World War II. O’Neill said the tragedy of the Methoxychlor, considered less toxic order to avoid the dangers of being retaliation for the bombing, scuffled criminal offense for lawmakers to O’Neill, Jewish religious leaders Holocaust made him feel as “in­ Cross Church in New Britain said than the controversial spray Sevin. shut off. briefly with a photographer who tried to Swine flu death Defense attorney Thomas the scenes he saw when he entered accept gifts of more than $50 from lob­ NadCau, who asked to be replaced and Christians all stressed the im­ significant as a small speck of sand take his picture at Orly Airport before he Social Security portance of reminding new on the beach of time.” the liberated Dachau camp “are in­ ‘Isolated Incident’ byists. Winning numbers drawn New Hampshire (Daily: .. by a public defender, did not object left for Damascus. Richard Bozzuto, a Republican guber­ generations of the Holocaust as a “But yet, how important each of delibly etched in my memory.” A second Syrian diplomat will leave checks to rise Friday in New England: 6620. ' to Bailey’s request. “I said to myself I must be more ATLANTA (UPI) - A 4-year-old natorial candidate, and Joseph Lieber- :' O’Neill scheduled the bond way to prevent such a tragedy from us are, like those six million who this weekend, police said, and Syrian Nevada girl died two months ago from a Connecticut dally: 513. Rhode Island daily: 4379. died,” he said in urging their than a liberator. 1 must be an alert Job specs, pay scales man, who is seeking the Democratic nod WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The nation’s The biweekly “Play Four” The “ 4-40 Jaekpot: . hearing for April 29 and set a ten- ever occuring again. Ambassador Youssef Chakkour will swine flu-like infection, but federal for attorney general, both called the ’The Holocaust was the “foulest remembrance'''as a reminder the and aggressive opponent of the leave next week. Syria retaliated with 36 million Social Security recipients will number was 4352. numbers were 34-07-(M-06. ' fative grand jury date of May 13. health officials said Friday it was an proposal necessary to show lawmakers’ Wewd must be iniUcted before he can and most heinous crime of man’s in­ world must remain vigilant against violator^ of human rights so that similar expulsions of French diplomats. get a 7.4 percent cost-of-living hike Vermont daily: 155. Maine daily: 713. ' this can never happen again.’’ isolated incident and there was no good faith. beginning in July, boosting the average be tried on the murder charges. humanity to man,” Rabbi Judah injustice. due for two new jobs danger of an epidemic. Bozzuto is a former Senate minority Nadich told a silent crowd of people The governor read an official Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, $379 monthly check to $406, unless Ralph Elliot, an attorney for the who presided over the commemora­ More than 40 million Americans were leader and Lieberman a former majority Congress votes to trim the annual in­ Hartford Courant, objected to the in the Senate chamber attending the statement designating the week “Days of Remembrance of the Vic­ tion, said “the Holocaust was an un­ to name Robert Harrison, the pre­ Captain of rig inoculated against swine flu six years leader in the Senate. crease. motion for a closed hearing. Elliot state’s fourth annual observance of Job specifications and wage ago before the |13S-milIlon federal the Holocaust. tims of the Holocaust,” in conjunc­ precedented example of govera- scales are being worked out for two sent park and cemetery supervisor, The yearly automatic cost-of-living said the newspaper would file an ment being used as an ultimate in­ admits troubles program was halted because of a adjustment, reflecting'inflation in the objection within the 72-bour time “To forget is to open the flood tion with the national observance. new positions in the Public Works to the post. statistical association between the vac­ Morris Krasner of Stamford, a strument of suppression.” In the reorganization, two others first three months of the year, is the limit. gates to the worst and final Department. BOSTON (UPI) — The captain of the cinations and Guillain-Barre syndrome, Groups knocked Almanac holocaust,” warned Nadich, of the survivor of the infamous Aushwitz The commemoration included the The Board of Directors this week would head divisions under Kan- lo.west since 1978, when it was 6.5 per­ Wood sat calmly in court during lighting of six candles by survivors’ world’s largest floating oil rig admitted a type of paralysis. cent. ’The amount was fixed by the Con­ Park Avenue Synagogue of New concentration camp,- said the week paved the way for filling the posts dra’s supervision. on tax dispute the brief appearance, waving to a children to remember the six- One would be properties super­ nine days before it sank in a raging 'The unidentified Navada girl died in a sumer Price Index for March, released friend as he was led away. He was York City. marked the uprising 39 years ago of when it approved a reorganization Atlantic storm he did not know the con­ Los Angeles hospital Feb. 14. HARTFORD (UPI)—The chairman of Nadich was the first U.S. Jewish Jews in the Warsaw ghetto. He said million deaths and musical selec­ plan by Public Works Director visor, with the job going to Herman Friday. held at the Whiting Forensic tions sung by Cantor Arthur S. Koret Passcantell, who now handles trols well enough to handle them alone, a “It seems to have been an isolated the Legislature’s Finance Committee March’s unusual drop in prices — 0.1 Institute, a state ment^ institution chaplain in Europe during the war he wanted to dispel the idea Jews (Jeorge A. Kandra. case and not an outbreak,” said Dr. Karl By United Press International ( of Emanuel Synagogue of West responsibility for buildings. witness told investigators Friday. Friday criticized some Hartford percent under the special index used to in Middletown. and was appoint^ by Gen. Dwight were passive “and went like sheep One of the jobs involved, fleet I Bruce Porter, an alternating control Kappus of the national Centers for neighborhood groups for their actions in Today is Saturday, April 24, the 114th day of 1982 with Eisenhower to serve as his advisor to their slaughter. Hartford. director, is totally new and The other would be landfill opera­ compute Social Security benefits — held ’ Probate Judge James H. Kinsella tion and it would be filled by Lee I room operator on the Ocean Ranger, that Disease Control’s influenza surveillance the bitter dispute over the city’s tax down the size of the annual increase, a 251 to follow. will hold the first estate hearing presumably will be filled^ from out­ sank Feb. 15 off Newfoundland with the unit. “There have been no other cases differential battle. " ’The moon is new. , side the ranks of town employees. O’Connor. hefty 11.2 percent last year. If prices had next Wednesday to determine the The job specifications and wage loss of all 84 crewmen, told Coast Guard since then.” Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, risen in March, the hike could have been The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. ; The other new post, highway, The virus that killed the child was an- heir to Mrs. Wood’s holdings of scales will be submitted to the and National Transportation Safety said the groups were “being their own 7.6 percent. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. ' more than $1 million. parks and cemeteries supervisor, Board investigators the admission came tigenically similar to the A-New Jersey worst enemy” in attacking Clov. William ’The cost-of-living adjustment is also Those bom on this date are under the sign of Taurus. Calendars will combine duties formerly held Board of Directors for approval flu strain of 1976 that killed a soldier at Her sister, Grace Cillo of when they have been completed. after the captain accidentally sent the O’Neill for allegedly not trying hard set to begin in July for the 4.1 million John Russell Pope, American architect of famous ■ Newington, has been appointed ad­ by two persons. While no appoint­ rig into a dangerous 5-degree list. Fort Dix, N.J., and infected Several hun­ enough to retain the differential tax plan recipients of Supplemental Security In­ public buildings, was bora April 24, 1874. , ment has been made, Kandra plans dred other recruits, the CDC said. ministrator of the,,estate. In the Porter recalled Capt. Clarence Hauss for Hartford. come. On this date in history: application to be named ad- told rig manager Kent Tllompson, “T The virus was also apparently the Hartford Areas Rally Together on The increase, the 13^ in the past 14 In 1704, the Boston News Letter became the first Manchester Bolton same strain believed by public health hiinistrator, she said Mrs. WikkI left think the best thing for me is not to Thursday accused O’Neill of being in the years, will cost the cash-short Social American newspaper to be published on a regular basis. - “ in excess” of $1 million and real operate the console.’” authorities to have caused the 1918 flu pocket of big business. Security trust funds $11.3 billion over the In 1877, federal troops were moved out of New Monday i epidemic that killed 5(XI,000 Americans. ' ' estate valued at.more than $100,900. Voter canvass begins ’The decision left Porter — still in Hartford’s current iax differential law next year, or $1.5 billion for every Orleans, ending Northern military occupation of the Authorities have been unable to Monday Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. 2 “This continues a pattern of occasional training — and a senior control room allows homeowners to pay a lower-tax percentage point increase, according to South following the Civil War. find adoption records for Mrs. Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. operator who had moved from the junior human infections with swine influenza assessment of 46 percent at the expense Toom . Social Security Administration figures. In 1898, Spain declared war on the United States after • ^ Wood’s only surviving child, Eric Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. The annual voter canvass by the have asked residents to help the can­ position less than three months before, in viruses currently circulating in pigs,” of businesses that must pay the required Last year’s 11.2 percent rise cost $15.4 receiving an American ultimatum to withdraw from ^ Budget workshop, 7 p.m., Municipal Building probate Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall, charge of the ballast controls. the federal health officials said. Wood, 8. office of the registrar of voters vassers in any way possible. 70 percent assessment. billion. Cuba. court. labile Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace If the resident is not at home, the Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m.. Municipal Building began Friday. In 1980, a U.S. military missiqn to free the hostages in Room, Community Hall. Representatives of the office will canvasser will leave a notice and hearing room. Iran was aborted in the Iranian desert because of equip­ Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m.. Firehouse. call at each home to determine the residents are asked to respond to the ment failure. Eight of the 90 serviemen involved were Connmission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center. Senior Citizens Committee, ’ 7:30 p.m., Bentley notices. Cycle fees Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Bennet Junior High voter-registration status of the killed in an aircraft collision on the ground. Memorial Library. residents there. The canvassers can take new 4 School, 1146 Main St. Revenue Sharing Hearing, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Each canvasser carries identifica­ voter registrations. Quirks in the News Tuesday due to rise •Tuesday tion and the registrars of voters Downtown Coordinating Committee, 8 a.m.. Zoning Commission, Public Hearing, 8 p.m.. Com­ Municipal Building hearing room. HARTFORD (UPI) — The House munity Hall. AdviMry Board of Health, 4:30 p.m.. Municipal Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park All but three of the records were No. 1 hits in the na­ Hlanflipatrr Hrralft voted Fri^y to boost the annual Building ^ r i n g room. Building. So long, Disco Duck tion at some point in the 1970s. Booze and tow trucks registration fee for motorcycles by Wednesday $2 and use the additional revenue to Friendly volunteers, 7 p.m.. Municipal Building TULSA, Okia. (UPI) — The 10 worst songs of the ‘70s, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A poUce officer has been Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ’ pick up a federal rider safety Fire was 'suspicious' as selected by the 6,200 students at the University of Thomas J. Hooper. General Manager' ‘ hearing room. Elephant fleshing out again suspended a ^ t^ o ttO T r e p r iin a n d e d to ^ ^ program. Thursday Coventry Tulsa, will be taking a 100-foot fall in a 300-pound ^ 9 9 proper relationship” with a towing firm that allegedly The vote was 118-20.. _ Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate NORWICH (UPI) - A three- under control around midnight, four jukebox. involved payoffs in liquor and special purchase deals on USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 174 Rep/Chester Morgan, D-Vernon, hours after the first alarm. AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) — Auburn University court. Monday alarm fire that gutted an abandoned Today’s “drop” is part of TU’s annual Springiest unclaim^ cars. PuMIthed dally axcept Sunday said $150,000 in federal funda for the Firefighter Dave Chiasson said Suggaatad carrier rataa are Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning building being tom down to make program, sponsored by the TU Student Association to veterinarians say parasites apparently caused a 12- Police spokesman William Booth said ’Thursday an in­ and certain holldaya by tha motorcycle rider education the building, located at the comer of year-old circus elephant to become almost a quarter-ton $1.20 weakly, $5.12 tof one Office, Town Hall. way for a new courthouse was celebrate the semester’s end. Last year they dropped a vestigation is continuing. Mancheiter Publlihing Co. IS month, $15.35 tor thraa montha, program were cut under “suspicious,” fire officials said Main and Shetucket streets, “just full-sized parlor piano. underweight. “So far as these four are concerned, the case is Bralnard Placa. Manchaatar. $30.70 tor alx montha and $01.40 Reaganomics and boosting the Tuesday Conn. 06040. Second claaa Board of Tax Review, 7 p.m.. Assessor’s Office, Town Friday. torched up.” ’The jukebox, with the glass removed to protect spec­ ’The Burmese elephant has regained 100 pounds after closed,” said Booth, who declined to identify the four of-, for one year. Mall ratap are le g i^ tlo n fee to $10 would allow He said the building once housed treatment. poataga paid at Manchaatar, available on raquaat' Andover Hall. Fire Chief Harold Lamphere said tators during its lOO-foot fall, will contain the records ficers involved. One was suspended for 22 days. Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- the state to take over the program. the fire ’Thursday night was the se­ several stores. A fire Easter Sunday Stacey, an attraction from the Hoxle Brothers Circus, draaa changaa to tha Manchaatar Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. High School. students voted the “10 Worst Songs of the ‘70s.” To placa a maaaHlad or diaplay . He said the legislation was cond in the downtown area this destroyed three stores in thfe down­ Heading the list is “Disco Duck,” a No. 1 hit from 1976 was brought to Auburn University’s Large Animal ‘“There is an investigation tlu t will (Continue for the Herald. P.o. Box SOI. • requested by the Om ne^cut Motor- Monday Wednesday Manchaatar. Conn. 00040. advartlaamant, or To report a month. ' town area. Clinic last week about 500 pounds underweight — suf­ next couple weeks involving/six officers and three nawa Itam, atory or picture Idee, Town Oerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Schcxil Building CuuuTiittee, 7:30 p.m.. High School., by Rick Dees. m le Dealers Association, which ' “It is listed as suspicious at this Lamphere said the charred shell Others are “I’m Not Lisa” by Jessi Colter, fering from “chronic weight loss.” civilian employees — traffic control officers — to deter­ To aubacriba. or to report a cell 043-2711, Office hours are Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Thursday 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday has provided bikes for the program time,” he said. “The building was in of the abandoned building would “We believe her only problem may have been mine whether they improperly purchased vehicles from dallvary problem, call 647-0040 Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Buildjng. Board of Tax Review, 7 p.m.. Assessor’s Office, Town “Everybody Was Kung-Fu FightlOg” by Carl Douglas, through Friday. 'at no cost. the process of being tom down. The have to be tom down before officials Bo Donaldson and The Hajrwo^sr 1974 hit “Billy, Don’t parasites,” Auburn professor Jay Humburg said Marina Tow at less than the fair market price.” OHIca houra are 0:30 a.m. to 5:30 Morgan said a federal study Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ Hall. p.m, Monday through Friday and demolition was almost half way could complete their investigation. be a Hero,” “Run, Joey, Run” ,by David Geddes, Mary Thursday. “We have wormed her, and that^seems to The Mencbaslar Haraid la a showed the course had reduced fice Quilding. 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dallvan aubacribar to Unitsd Praia Inter. completed, and I guess the fire com­ “The building is in a dangerous McGregor’s “Torn Between tw o Lovers,” “Daddy, have done the trick. She has gained 100 pounds in the Booth said the one officer suspended was disciplined ahouM be made by S p.m. Mon­ ’’ motorcycle fatalities by 50 percent. Originally, in ancient Greece', an idiot was a private na tlo^ nawa aarvlosa and la a plete the rest of it.” state,” he said. “It’s precarious. Don’t You Walk so Fast,” by Wayne Newton, Shawn week she has been here.” for accepting a bottle of liquor, following the wrong day through Friday and by 7:30 The law would take effect July 1, Saturday person not engaged in a public office. ’The term has a.m. Saturday. mambar of tha Audit Bureau of Officials said no one was injured Nothing is holding it together.” Humburg said “for an elephant” the parasites were procedures in issuing tickets and impounding cars and r-- Annual Town Budget Meeting, 8 p.m.. Elementary come to mean an ignorant, uneducated and uninformed Cassidy’s “Da Doo Ron Ron,” “Seasons in the Sun” by Clrculattana. '' if passed Iqr the Senate and signed in the blaze. The (ire was reported Terry Jacks and Allen O’Day’s “Undercoyer Angel.” normal. working without a work permit. .by the governor. School Library. perSon. 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U.S. understanding and support monument to those who fell for the^ leaves a desert dream town aban­ Reiinquished were the huge prompted one Israeli to ask an Sinai. “Serving Manchenler For Over 50 Years'' doned and a nation divided over fear Israeii investment in three military American friend, “Remember the THE NOMADIC Bedouin,, CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S the withdrawal will shatter the bases, rebuilt in the Negev at a cost last pictures out of Saigop.'fin which camped in Sinai generations before; TEL. 649-3820 . . p AUTO P e n t \ a n d The Florist peace of Camp David and lead to a of a billion U.S.-provided dollars, Vietnamese clamored aboard U.S. the Israelis and to remain after,; PARTS sixth Middle Bast war. and oil fields that Israel developed helicopters)?” silently guide their sheep past the- 24 BIRCH ST, The historic pullout, 3,200 years “AUTO PARTS FOR USS” TEL. 643-6247 to produce a quarter of its energy “I believe something so awful has city they watched grow and die. T after the Biblical Exodus, will be needs and now buys back from HOURS 643-4444 never happened to the people of. About the size of West Virginia,: 8 TO a MON.-FRI. completed Sunday, assuming long­ Egypt at market prices. 8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. F.T.D. Israel as the exile of of Jews from the 24,000 square mile, triangular MASTER CHARGE standing plans remain on track. Then came the question of huge WORLD WIDE their homes,” Porat said, not in the peninsula and land bridge between; AMERICAN EXPRESS In recent weeks, it was nearly government compensation to the 307 E. C E N TE R S T. (REAR) SERVICE overshadowed by fighting between least mollified by Prime Minister Asia and Africa has seen Israeli anct MANCHESTER evacuating homesteaders — 6250 Menachem Begin’s forceful pleas in Egyptian armies fight five warsT Israel and Palestinian protesters in million in ali — arousing resentment BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY Arab lands Israel still occupies and wheelchair Knesset speeches of the across its sands in 1948, 1956, 1967, ; among inflation-beset Israelis necessary “trauma” for peace. the 1969-70 war of attrition along the. by Israeli strikes into Lebanon stunn^ by the seeming opportunism 93 against Palestinian guerrilias. The United States conceded Suez Canal, and the 1973 Yom Kip;- and ingratitude of settlers who kept Israel, reduced once again to the pur conflict. I- ‘‘O ur Pleasure Is Serving You “The problem is not Yamit. It is holding out for more money. ICM* -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE Jerusalem,” said Hanan Porat, size of Massachusetts after giving But only after the 1967 war did thc( 485-48B No. Main St. # 0 ' parliament member and activist “The people that left buried the up territory three times as large, Israeli love affair with the Sina^ Manchester. Conn. who helped organize the “Stop the city before it died," said Osip had a legitimate case of the jitters begin' in earnest. The militarj^ 649-0591 Serving you at Ro-Vic, Roger, ment. Stop in and see our lovely Withdrawal” movement to prevent Preminger, 37, head of one of the 15 in the face of a PLO military buildup adopted it as a buffer and training in southern Lebanon. ground, Israeli nature lovers flocked Reniodeled & Liilarffcd Jan, Marshal and < Gene. W e showroom or call us. We’re here to what he sees as a national tragedy. diehard remaining settler families, < I91CEMTERST. Thrust up seven years ago on who ceiebratpd Yamit's final to it because of its beaches and To Better Serve 1 <»n carry a complete line of fine paper serve you. I SPECIAL ORDER MANCHESTER. CONN. BUT f e a r i n g a m a j o r deep-sea diving at Sharm ElSheik; desert won from Egypt in 1967, Passover Seder to commemorate a flareup or Soviet penetration in the LIQUOR - BEER • CORDIALS Directions: CAKE MON.-SAT. 10-5 Yamit and surrounding farming Biblical Exodus he was to retrace the religious Israeli “reclaimed” ik Large Selection ol and plastic goods, plus party '(203)646-0228 THUR8. 10-9 Middle East tinderbox, the United as part of a Biblical promise. > Sheldon Road runs between settlements were Israel's victory unwiliingiy. States in frenzied diplomacy Imported A Domestic Wiitss favors and decorations. All booty from the 1973 Yom Klppur Preminger, who survived exile in “The Bible tells us where the! Oakland Street (Rte. 83) and cautioned Israel against any action boundaries of Israel are and it’s for-; packaged in small and large quan­ war. Russia before coming to Israel as a in southern Lebanon and urged no Parker Street in North OVER 45 carpenter and diver, spurned the bidden to give them up ever,” said tities at wholesale prices for your MANCHESTER But restored Egyptian pride delay in the Sinai withdrawal. MOHAWK industrial SUPPLY, INC. YEARS ailowed President Anwar Sadat, money. Jehuda Richter, a 19-year-old Los home parties and holiday needs. Manchester. The desert development, the Angeles-born Jewish Defense EXPERIENCE shot to -^ a ^ ld st year by assassins "It's stupid to evacuate,” he said. dream of late Defense Minister .Siipplii'r. of N n/.'tv rrolorli"" Hours. Daily 8 A.M.-5 P.M. MEMORIAL CO. in his own country, to make peace. “It's the beginning of the destruc­ League member, and one of Yamit's Ro-Vic also has cleaning Moshe Dayan, once bloomed with last bunkered holdouts. t Sat. 8 A M. - 3 P.M. Opp. East Cemetery CALL 849-5807 For the first treaty with an Arab tion of the dream of the state.” plastic-covered hothouses. It is now •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Chemicals and maintenance equip­ state, Israel agreed in 1979 to give Richter was referring to God’6 THE STARK STATEMENT being reclaimed by the desert sands covenant with Abraham in Genesis •BOOTS •HOSE up the Sinai — 24,000 square miles of eventually overtook Israelis who sebping up from under the QUALITY (ARRISON ST. desert peninsula it exchanged for 15:18, that said, “Unto thy seed have •QLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS MANCHESTER had denounced the former Yamit- landscaped gray-and-rose walkways I given this land, from the river o( MEMORIALS Egyptian recognition. niks as golddiggers. The death of the that are being tom up as Israel pulls The abandonment ^ Yamit, the Egypt unto the great river, the rivei 5 6f«n Rd. e Manchostar • 643-5107 town and removal by army troops of out. I Euphrates.” ; collective farms and-Red Sea-side religious squatters made them Doors hang open, dislodged from diving resorts along the Gulf of But speaking to reporters before realize the trauma could recur. stucco two-family garden flats, fuse Yamit's last Passover seder witli PENTLAND the florist Aqaba, is part of the third and final Despite the governmen.t- Jxntes emptied an() telephone poles phase of the pullout. his elbows resting on a bunker whicH 643-2072 crackdown against the PLO sup­ knocked down by moving vans lay was originally a bomb shelter', EVERYTHING tN GLASS across the tree-shaded paths. "WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " THE 3,000 SETTLERS, lured to porters in the occupied West Bank Richter said: “ Here we ard • DRAPERY • CARPCT • WALLCOVERING Yamit to be free of city life and and Gaza Strip in clashes which Graffiti defaces the once bustling retelling the story of, the Exodus The colorful store that comes to yoor door. spurred by a pioneering spirit, were drew in some settlers, some Israelis central plaza. MALE RESISTOR CARRIED AWAY from Egypt and Egypt’s about to JJl WHITE GLASS CO.. trapped even as the government questioned whether the West Bank’s “The road from Cairo to enter. I . . . operation ‘-'Red Dove" proceeds 10,000 settlers might also be asked Jerusalem passes through Yamit,” DECORATING DEN raised the development out of the “It’s confusing.” ; • 4 9 - 7 3 9 2 • Custom drap«ry • wov«n woods • mlnl*bllnds • bodsproods OYEH 3 0 YEARS EXPERIEM E • viwriical blinds • swogs/cornicos • ihodos 131 BI8SELL 8T. MANCHESTER Eupwrt decorating odvic* ol your convonicrvc* SALES AND SERVICE stunned Israel by invading across Sinai’s southern capital is Ras TELEVISIOH - APPLIANCES The Sinai, crossroads of the an­ the Suez Canal. Muhammad, while the orphan of the M LM IIKSTt-.R cient world, is a West Virginia-sized Conversely, the Sinai became Israeli pullback is the Palestinian 1----- 1 c n m 1 desert peninsula across which five associated with Israeli military city of Rafah divided Berlin-style _ _ oool modern Israeli-Egyptian wars were might in the 1967 Six-Day war and with part in Egyptian Sinai and part HOME WPMVEMENT fought; earlier in the 1956 Sinai campaign. in the occupied Gaza Strip. nv. Sunday, the triangular land mass Sinai was at first ruled by Arabs A new city that never existed, the 649-3589 j a c k B ER TR A N D 643-1262 connecting Asia and Africa will of Petra, the Bible teaches, but for Jewish settlement of Yamit, now j y He,I to Stw t Skop return from Israel to Egypt under most of its history was under the abandoned, will be inherit^ by the two.nations’ 1979 Camp David control of Egyptian kings, who Egypt, though it has been stripped peace treaty. worked its copper mines. bare of its desert hothouses and Specio/uing in IFinea ^ __ The return ends a 15-year occupa­ The Sinai is bounded on the north businesses. OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE tion, galling to Egypt as the Sinai by the Mediterranean, the east by MERCURY I 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER, CT. has traditionally been associated the Gulf of Suez, the west by Israel’s Sinai has a very hot and dry I Pirn Shopping Plaza climate of sparse vegetation with r with Cairo since Pharaonic days. Negev Desert and Gulf of Aqaba and the south by the fabled Red Sea.. abandoned watercourses. The main DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE For the centuries-long 80,000 'The isthmus is connected to the economic activities are limestone PkolH G46-27S6 quarrying c^nd oil drilling. jI One• orol Mwicheelw'* karyv..L»rgo»l --- Bedouin inhabitants of the Sinai Mediterranean by the Suez Canal, NO SERVICE CHAROE Moek. Ow Volgin* 8av** You Mon*y. IOC* Ol 9p*cl»to sands, it will be another in a long built by France in 1869 but Israel has returned the Alma oil I Mastw Charin end Visa Accaplad line of ruling changes they have fields it developed plus the Abu owned by Britain until 1956, when IW88i»Btlnni lor • Hottls • AlrllnM • Stsaowhlpi j . __ , ’to»SM0 watched almost stoicaily. Egypt nationalized it under Presi­ Rhudeis oil fields in the Zahal oil Mandiutar : Those Arab nomads tended their dent Gamal Abdel Nasser. corridor. |627 Mahi Siroit In Egyptian hands also are the flocks even as Biblical Israelis ‘ The peninsula thrusts toward a MIMT-MAN P R IM 1N(. received the Ten Commandments at point in the south at Sharm El-Sheik, Mitla and Gidda passes, captured by 423 m n e ST. . MNCMtTU MC-17TT Mount Sinai, now again in Egyptian which controls the Straits of Tiran Israeli in bloody fighting in 1967 and the strategic invasion route in the SPECIALIZINQ MUFFLERS hands. and Israels southern lifeline to the coMFim rmriK t copym snvKi Israel and Egypt fought across Indian Ocean. Sinai. LOW COST PfllNTINe Sinai’s sands and mountains in 1948, Israel is returning Sharm, famed Sinai’s hills, in the south, include DONWILUSGAMGLINC. 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Jail sentence suspended for Israeli cabinet member 643-5875 643-5735 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER propriate since this was the first adding he would appeal to the trols three vital coalition seats In Ample free parking •‘Pleasing You h Our Pleasure” TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - A social affairs, labor and immigra­ Ministry to grease the palms of Phone 643-6247 or M3-4444. minister in Prime Minister tion absorption — the first Israeli political cronies and relatives and state prosecution of someone for Sujpreme Court. the 120member Knesset. He will, Menachem Begin’s fragile coalition minister ever convicted of a felony, took 61,700 to pay grocery bills and taking illegal advantage of the many The conviction handed down Mon­ however, keep his parliamentary CALL US FIRST! government received a 4year which in this case was larceny, other unauthoriz^ expenditures. loopholes in the “faulty government day. sparked an outcry from the seat. 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE suspended sentence for theft fraud and breach of trust. The charity, named after his late system” of channeling public funds country’s North African Jewish Taml was not expected to bolt to charities through town officials. community, which charged their Begin’s fragile coalition and LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS Friday, sparing Israel the em- Tel Aviv District Court Judge Vic­ father, a respected rabbi In the DEALERS IN IRON. METALS, PAPERS b^assm ent of a Cabinet member toria Ostrovsky-Cohen ruled that Moroccan Jewish community, was In addition to the suspended term political leader was a Wctlm of Abuhatzeira said the party would 24 Birch Street in Downtown Manchester in jail. Abuhatzeira, while serving as established to aid needy Jewish of four years and three months, racism. apoint a new minister soon. : "With God’s help, I will prove my mayor of Ramie between 1973 and seminary students. Abuhatzeira was fined 6170. He offered bis resignation to Dozens of Abubatzeira’s followers SMSmU a Dwnon»treBeal~ innocence,’’ said Aharon 1976, used money allotted a public- In sentencing Abuhatzeira, the “The verdict showed I was the Begin Tuesday, pending a final deci­ crowded round him outside the Abuhatzeira, 43, the minister of funded charity by the Interior judge said a suspended term was ap­ first victim of a system,” he said. sion by his Tami Party, which con- courthouse. r ■IJ' X 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 24, 1982 MACC News Nazarene's The following events are study with babysitting provide*.!- Richard M. Diamond, Publisher scheduled for the coming week at Friday -7:30 p.m.. Parent, . Dan Fitts, Editor Church of the Nazarene: Teacher and Friends Aswiatlon of Alex GIrelll, City Editor Arms Monday —11 a.m.. Chapel at the the Cornerstone Christian SchooL Cornerstone Christian School with Annual business meeting in church OPINION Missiortary At Swain as speaker. parlor. Wednesday —7^30 p.m.. Midweek Saturday — All day Sunday School Prayer service. control ’r’:;a;.Jay 9.15 a m LIFT Bible staff retreat at Ashford. ! * Jack urged Dance group to meet Anderson The following events are Dying.” |v|.freeze d boon for Ted Kennedy scheduled for next week at Center Monday —3:30 p.m., staff meeting Washington This column is prepared by the Congregational Church: in church office. ; consciousness through' network redound to his own political Manchester Area Conference of Sunday - 2 p.m.. Meet at church Tuesday —6:30 p.m.. Sacred WASHINGTON - It’s in­ television than it heretofore benefit. And strictly In terms of Churches. It appears on Saturdays for family bike-hike to Gay City Dance Group, Mezzanine. ! Wednesday —7:30 p.m.. Chancel evitable when Sen. EMward M. enjoyed. raising an issue against Reagan in the Manchester Herald. Park, 7 p.m.. Senior High Youth as a 1984 candidate, the tie-in group discussion on “ Death and Choir, choral room. Kennedy takes to national televi­ Jack Geimond Second, Kennedy is well By Elaine Stancllffe / sion and other media forums out­ qualified ^ more so, obviously, between the economy and Human Needs Director side Massachusetts to conclude and than Republican Hatfield — to nuclear arms control is ideal. It that he’s getting an early start on make the link between President enables Kennedy, and almost any Kremlin The week of April 18-25 has been Quilters convene another presidential bid in 1984. Jules Witcover Reagan’s costly nuclear arms Democratic candidate for that nationally designated as Ground Zero Week, a week of education and ■ Only a potential buyer of the Syndicated columnists buildup and the deprivation that matter, to resurrect the old group; 7 to 10 p.m.. Department ot contemplation regarding the The following events are Brooklyn Bridge would bet Reaganomics is visiting upon the charges that Reagan a) tilts for too hard scheduled for the coming week at Children and Youth Services. growing threat of nuclear war. Peo­ Thursday —6:30 p.m.. Junior otherwise. poor. Kennedy opposed last the rich and against the poor in South United Methodist Church: ple are becoming angry, curious and Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study, 224 So Kennedy’s decision to year’s Reagan tax cuts and the his economic policies and b) is Monday —7:30 p.m., Christian waves and the bacon-and-eggs dismissed. A politically active frightened. Indian Hill Trail, Glastonbury. ’ appear in the last few days on budget cuts that hurt the poor too dangerous to have in the to grasp Above all, they are becoming Unity Commission. circuit outside of Massachusetts, constituency is enrierging that Friday —6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir, N M News’ “ Meet the Press” and most and hence can tie together, White House in the nuclear era. aware and involved in a way we Tuesday —7:30 p.m., Christian at a time he is seeking re-election can help Kennedy in his expected 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir and United on ABC News’ “ Good Morning as he puts it, “ the economy and haven’t seen since the volatile 60s. Yoga group. to the Senate, is yet another of second try for the presidency in THERE CAN BE, doubtless, a WASHINGTON— At the risk of Wednesday —10 a m. Quilting Methodist Youth Fellowship. America," and to make an un­ survivabilitv." The 60s were a time of anxiety for the causes into which he has 1984. down side in all this if Kennedy’s being the skunk at the garden 2 many, but we would do well to usual appearance at a breakfast If he can do so effectively, party. I ’d like to issue a mild periodically thrown himself with But having said all that, pursuit of a nuclear freeze is seen recapture the spirit of Involvement meeting of reporters at which his Kennedy certainly will not hurt energy and zeal. This time it is Kennedy has to be recognized as essentially as politically self- warning about the spate of and desire for peace which ‘Thanks offering' own hometown paper, the Boston his chances to be the 1984 the call for a bilateral U.S.- a politically effective voice in the serving. ’The Republicans can be learned prognostications on what prevailed. Where the nuclear arms Globe, is excluded, was certain Democratic nominee. Those two Soviet freeze in the building and spreading freeze debate for its expected to plant that notion, and will happen if Soviet boss Leonid freeze is concerned, we must pull At a recent meeting of the presenting the check, explained that to raise eyebrow; issues almost surely will be the deployment of nuclear weapons. own sake, lor at least two to water it diligently as 1984 ap­ Brezhnev recovers from his together now before the frustration Manchster Area Conference of the funds were raised as part of the Yet it would be equally native reasons. centerpieces of the approaching proaches. But many Republicans current illness — or he doesn’t. of interested people turns to Churches, Emanuel Lutheran church’s lOOth anniversary thank to conclude that this sudden spurt First, because he is who he is, 1982 congressional elections and already are wary "of letting the The truth. I ’m sorry to say, is violence. Church presented a check for $3,500 offering. of national media exposure KENNEDY HAS always been The Rev. James Meek of the con­ Kennedy — and his highly in 1984. freeze idea become the property that no one really knows for sure. to be used by the conference as it means only that Kennedy, in con­ for arms control, so it is not sur­ WE HAVE N O T done well for ference, indicated the money will be regarded Republican co-sponsor Accordingly, Kennedy finds of the Democrats, and a resul­ And I mean no one, American or deems best. trast to his procrastinating prising he has embraced — in­ our people. In creating a society applied toward the Human Needs 4 of the Senate freeze resolution. himself in that happy cir­ tant bipartisan coloration to the Russian. So the best the CIA and based on technology, we have The Rev. Michael R. Lohman,, behavir of 1979, has decided he deed, jumped to the forefront of Fund. Sen. Mark Hatfield of Oregon — cumstance where doing what is movement, in and out of other Western intelligence agen­ somehow misplaced our understan­ associate pastor at Emanuel, in has to “ surface” well in advance — the growing grass-roots move; has given the debate a much in the best interest of the broad Congress, can also help Kennedy cies can do is offer an educated ding of what is important. We built a UPl photo of the 1984 campaign. ment for a freeze. Nor can the broader entree into the public cause he espouses also figures to politically. guess. world which was meant to better What has driven him to the air- obvious political ramifications be Emanuel's schedule One currently popular consen­ serve people, and in the process we g r o u n d z e r o WEEK/ e v e n t s AR E sus, for example, is that have given birth to a massive STAGED The following events are tian Education Committee; 7;45 Brezhnev may announce his organism which overshadows and . educating public about dangers of scheduled for the coming week at p.m., Claudia Circle. retirement at a meeting of the threatens the ve v people it was nuclear arms Guest editorial designed to protect and enrich. Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Wednesday —7;30 p.m., Emanuel Remember when?. Central Committee that is now cond Special Session on Disarma­ To what end will be stockpiling of deployment of new nuclear economy. We hereby call upon our Street; Choir; Youth Ministry Committee. scheduled for late next month. ment will be held. Sunday; 7 ;30 p.m.. Intern Support. nuclear arms bring us? We have warheads, missiles and delivery elected officials at the local, state Thursday —10 a m.. Prayer But even those who have come up long outgrown the Hiroshima and federal levels to publicly en- On that date the group will be Monday -3:30 p.m.. Staff Group; 11:15 a m., Care and VisiU- with this theory emphasize that systems. walking from Hartford, through rationale of using atomic weapons ■ dorse this resolution. meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 tion, 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 Huck Finn not We also ask our Connecticut East Hartford and Mailchester, and they don’t know for sure. No one to end a war. The use of the modem, p.m.. Scout District meeting. p.m.. Confirmation class. has ever gone broke betting vastly “ improved” missiles will not Congressional delegation to in­ ON M AY 16 you can have the op­ ending in Bolton Notch. Please Tuesday —10 a.m.. Old Guard Friday -7:30 p.m., SYSTEM watch this column for further infor­ against people Who offer dead only be capable of ending a conflict troduce (or co-sponsor) a resolution portunity to join a concerned group meeting. All retired men of the com­ buffet at Walter Erickson’s house, 8 in Congress calling for such a mation regarding time and the 'racist trash' certainties on Kremlin succes­ — they now hold the potential to end of people who are making a Walk munity are invited; 1:30 p.m.. We p.m., 2X2 Coupies Group in Luther bilateral freeze, and urging the points where you can join in the all of humanity. For Peace from Montreal to New Gals” meeting. All retired women Hall. sion, from Lenin to Stalin to president to begin the necessary On Saturdays the Manchester is racist.” The committee may In support of the absolute necessi­ York, where the United Nations Se­ walk. of the community are invited; 4 Saturday —8 p.m.. Alcoholics Khrushchev and now Brezhnev. negotiations; and (2) We also call Herald reprints editorials from deserve praise for conscien­ ty to halt the production of nuclear p.m.. Cherub and Junior choirs; 7:15 Anonymous in Luther Hall, 60 other New England newspapers. In fact, I can assure you that in upon the Administration and the p.m., Conway Diet Institute; 7;30 tiously seeking to root out weapons, MACC has adopted the Church St. This is from the New Haven recent years the secret files at Congress to transfer the funds saved Dinner-ballet night set p.m.. Mission and Ministry; Chris- racism and promote human following resolution: Register. CIA headquarters in Langley, The Manchester Area Conference to civilian use. h rights, but in this case its efforts Va., have been stuffed with of Churches (1) Call%6n the U.S. and They should work, jointly with A cocktail hour will take place at 7 The St. George Greek Orthodox “ The Adventures of were misplaced. predictions that Brezhnev was U.S.S.R. to stop IKe nuclear arms labor, management and local com­ p.m. Churches wage Ladies Philanthropic Society will sick, or tired, or sick and tired, race. Specifically, we call upon the munities to develop plans to convert Music will be provided by Huckleberry Finn’’ wasn’t the The problem is that there is a A present a ballet dinner theater on and was ready to give it all up president of the U.S. to negotiate the nuclear arms industry to civilian Chrysolith, fallowed by dinner and a only winner when the May 7 at La Renaissance in East tendency to confuse teaching and retire to his dacha and grow with the U.S.S.R. a mutual freeze on ■production, thus protecting jobs and ballet performance at 8 p.m. superintendent of schools in strengthening our national Windsor. about racism with teaching' cabbages. They turned out to be all further testing, production and proxy war Fairfax, Va., ruled that Mark racism. The fact that students worth as much as the tickets that ’Twain’s classic will remain a sion fund has sponsored a are required to read a book con­ litter the ground at a racetrack By David E. Anderson shareholder resolution. part of the curriculum of an in­ taining racial epithets, as any day of the season. UPl Religion Writer “ This leadership decision by the termediate school in that com­ Huckleberry Finn most certain­ Here’s one of my favorites Bell choir When the Xerox Corp.’s two pension boards of the State of munity. Other winners include from the . cracked-crystal-ball ly does, does not mean that stockholders meet May 20 in New California illustrates a broadening P the ideal of freedom„of speech, file. It’s a top-secret CIA report racism is being taught. Indeed, York they will be asked to end sales opposition to business as usual with the cause of sound education and the fact that a book actually es­ of a few years back. to visit here of the company's products to South apartheid South Africa by churches, universities, foundations, unions and the children who will be required pousing racism is required According to this report, African police and military units Brezhnev’s younger brother now city and state pension funds,” to read the book, which reading for students does not and not to expand the scope of their Yakov “ told a foreign friend” activities in the country. Smith said. describes the life and times of a mean that racism is being that Big Brother was planning to The final concert of the 1981-82 the group. “ This is an important precedent young boy on the Mississippi in They have toured the east The request will come from some which signals to American banks taught. The crucial point, as retire. “ Yakov said he (Leonid) Emanuel (Concert series will be a mid-19th century. coast of this country and at the Xerox stockholders — eight church and corporations that some o f their Superintendent 'Torrice would do this because he is not bell choir concert featuring the School Superintendent Doris Kkokken Ringers from the end of May will be going to groups and two California pension most important stockholders expect suggests, is that teachers exer­ well, and because he could leave Torrice ruled that the book Poughkeepsie, N.Y. area, May 2 Europe on a tour that will include funds and could represent a new them to end support to South cise sensitive and good judgment office on the rame basis of good Holland and Germany. should continue to be used with at 4 p.m. phase in the decade-long involve­ Africa,” he said. in discussing racism as it will that he entered it,” the CIA Emanuel Belle C3ioir will join ment by churches in the corporate The Xerox stockholder resolution, the understanding that it would The choir is directed by Betty appears in such books. explained, adding: “ Brezhnev is Garee, arranger and transcriber the Klokken Ringers for several social responsibility battle. however, is only one of what has be the responsibility of teachers said to feel he will leave a legacy of bell choir music. selections, and Melvin Lumpkin, According to Timothy H. Smith, become a virtual flood of social “ to assist students in understan­ The solution to racism is not to of accomplishment.” The Klokken Ringers are a organist and choirmaster, will executive director of the Interfaith issue questions being posed ding the historical setting of the ban books that refer to racism select group of high school assist in the directing. Center on Corporate Responsibility, stockholders during the spring THIS MIGHT seem to be thin novel, the characters being any more than the way to pre­ students from the New Hacken­ Tickets are available in the the action by the two California round of annual company meetings. gruel indeed, but it was enough church office, 60 Church St., groups -■ the State of California According to the Council on depicted and the social context, vent a recurrence of Nazism is sack Reformed Church in Wap- for the CIA analysts to sink thelr pingers Falls, N.Y., who audition from Edith Petersen, or will be Public Employees’ Retirement Economic Priorities', as many as a including the prejudice which to ban books about Hitler and . teeth into with gusto. "If for the privilege of being part of available at the door at $3 each. System'and the California State quarter of all shareholder existed at the time depicted in Nazi Germany. If future Brezhnev has made a decision to Teachers’ Retirement System — resolutions are concerned with the book.’ ’ generations are to eliminate retire,” they speculated, "this is marks the first time any public pen- social issues today. The question of the use of racial tensions in our society, perhaps how the story might first Huck Finn in the classroom they must be equipped with an leak out: a family member let­ arose, ironically, at Mark Twin understanding of the historical ting himself talk too much to a .■ Intermediate School .where the roots of the problem. And they well-known acquaintance from human rights committee cannot understand the historical Herald photo abroad. Thus, it seems worthy of Religious Services more attention than some of the described the book as “ racist roots of the problem if the of the guernseys at his Bolton estate In this The late E. J. Holl, an Australian native who other stories about Brezhnev’s trash.’ ’ One aide at the school schools and other institutions developed much of the east-central and photo from the mid-1950s. What was his plans.” Simpson, pastor emerltua.- 10 St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. went so far as to comment, sweep the whole question under eastern parts of Manchester from before pasture Is now Indian Pond Park. ZION EVANGELICAL a m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: Intelligence sources told my ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Route SAL'VATION ARM Y, 661 Main minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior “ Anyone who teaches this book the rug. World War II until the 1960s, posed with one 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur LU TH ER A N CH U R C H (Missouri 10 a.m. Church School. associate Dale Van Atta that the Andover Synod), Cooper and High streets. TRINITY COVENANT pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, Rev. John L. Suprenant, Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev.- Charles W . Kuhl, pastor. 9 CIA has repeatedly put forth associate pastor. Saturday Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor; C H U R C H Of A n d o v e r, U C C , a.nk, Dhrlnei worship: 10:16 a.m predictions — carefully hedged— masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- Milton Nllson. assistant paator. 8 Route 6 el Long Hill Road. Rev. masses at 7:30,' 9:30 and 10:45 air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Sunday School and Youth Forum. that Brezhnev is going to retire. Holy Communion first aqd third and 11 a.m., worship services, Home where you find it Richard H. Taylor, paator. 9:30 meeting. nursery lor Infants; 9:25 Sunday Berry's World It’s left up to other intelligence a.m. Church achool: 11 a.m. * 's e c o n d congregational UNITED PENTECOSTAL Sunday. Solemn rituals and empty CH U R C H O F C H R IST, Lydall Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; MINNEAPOLIS (U P l) — It’s not easy living in a tree 2 worship service with nursery, CHURCH, (United Church ol CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge S t agencies to throw cold water on 6-30 p.m. evening service. forms devised by men may Open forum/ Readers' views coffee hour arter aervtce. Christ). Route 44A, Rev. Robert K. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 and .Vernon streets. Eugene when there are no leafy branches to shield you from the. the CIA palm readers. Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL trhpress the carnal man, but % Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m„ CHURCH. Park and Church Church school for all ages; 11 worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 Sunday aervices; 9 a.m. Bible piercing eye of the law. , u will neither edify the spiritual Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 In the case of Yakov Brezhnev, Bolton classes; 10 a.m'. worship: 6 p.m. streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ That’s what Scott Thorud learned this week when a.m., worship service (child care p.m., worship. man nor glorify Almighty worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ son, rector; Rev. Alan J. it was the State Department that CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 provided). PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 police evicted him from his tree house in a remote wood ble study. Nursery provided lor all Broadhaad. assistant to the rec­ God. He desires instead the provided the necessary skep­ Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, aervices. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, of Theodore Wirth Park. • unpretentious simplicity of ticism. The Foggy Bottom Soviet Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Thorud, 31, described as a “ loner, pleaded guilty in obedience to his commands. 1 5 p.m.; Sunday msases at 7:30, Malri St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, vice, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ experts diplomatically minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School S C IEN TIS T, 447 N. Main S t 10:30 Municipal Court to staying in the park between midnight 9:15 and 11 a.m. school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. vice and Eucharist with church Samuel 15:22-23. Bill comes with big price-tag acknowledged that the CTA’s raw BOLTON UNITED METHODIST at epureh Lane House; 11 a.m, ST. JOHN’S POLISH a.m., church service, Sunday and 6 a.m. Judge Donald Burris gave him a iM a y jail school, and cars lor email school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Emotionally supercharged CH U R C H, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Womhip service, nursery care NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, Holy communion every sentence but suspended it provided he doesn’t move into 4 information may have been ac­ assemblies, marked by un­ Rev. Marjorie HIlea, paator. 9:30 provided In Church Lane House. 23 Golway S t Rev. Walter A. children. crease in one year. Is this how the COMMUNITY BAPTIST Wednesday at 10 a.m. t the entire university budget for curate, but said it probably a.m., church school: 11 a.m., Hyssko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In any more.city parks. ,, -j i- t inhibited displays, vocal out­ To the Editor: CH U RC H, 585 E. Center S t Rev. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST “ He was a pretty capable scrounger, said police Lt. Governor and legislature really books and periodicals on the Storrs reflected one of Brezhnev’s blue worship service, ouraery. Manchester English; 10:30 a.m ., mass In CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. bursts. and inane bodily ST. GEORGE S EPISpOPAL English and Polish. James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 John Herman. “ He didn’t cause any trouble, but we Millions of dollars will be want to demonstrate economy in moods. a.m.. Church achool for all ages, George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence gyrations may appeal to campus. The same amount of money CH U R C H, Boston Turnpike. Rev, g o s p e l h a l l . Canter Street. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S kindergarten through Grade 4 M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship can’t allow people to live in trees in the parks.” diverted from students and state government? could provide at least 2,000 full “ aearly, Brezhnev has periods John C . Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 CH U RC H, 741 E, Middle Turn­ superficial minds seeking a continuing during the service; The judge asked him how he managed to survive the classrooms to bureaucrats in Hart­ If you think that estimate of $3 to Family Eucharist: 11 a.m.. a.m., Sunday achool: 7 p.m., pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, shortcut to spirituality, but scholarships for students at UConn. of elation and depression and his 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, **EMANUEL LUTHERAN winter, during which 95 inches of snow fell and ford if the proposed Senate Bill 620 $5 million is too high, you ahould Nursery program end coffee oospel meeting. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; CHURCH, Church and Chestnut they neither enlighten men intentions may vary as his moods FULL GOSPEL Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and nursery provided. temperatures plunged far below zero. Along with increasing the amount CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson nor honor God. 1 Cor. becomes law. ’That bill to reorganize compare the budget for public ***b o l t o n congregational interdenominational 11:30 a.m. swing,” the top secret State 238 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, and the Rev. Michael R. “ It was a cold one,” Thorud said. of money to administer higher CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. 40. higher education will have a very higher education in Kansas. That Department report explained. senior pastor; Rev. George Em - Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Hanricks, Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. A calm quiet atmosphere in high price tag that is being kept state and Connecticut each have ap­ education by remote control from mltL minister ol vtsHabon and Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson; “ Thus we can expect contradict ton Conover, minister; 9:M 4.m., a.m.. praise, worship service and KfukowskI, Rev. Robert. Bur­ Hartford, a new board of governors outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. Got a Manchester news tip? which people commune with hidden from most legislators as well proximately three million residents. tory reporting on his plana .... ” worship service, Sunday School, Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward school; 10:45 a.m., worship, Worship service: 9:45 a.m. God and one another Is to the will be established. The proposed nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour service. J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 4 as from the general public. This year the Board of Regents in children’s church and nursery; 7 Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, It was the State Department, In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. FAITH B A P TIST CH U RC H, 52 and 6:30 p.m.: Sunday masses at Lord a thing of beauty, the Our present Board of Higher bill requires that those board p.m., evening service, nursery. ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 conUct City Editor Alex Girelli at The Manchester Kansas will increase its budget also, that issued a rather jaunt Forum Program. Lake St. Rev. Jaipea Bellasov, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and sacrifice of a sweet savor. To members have no connection with CALVARY CHURCH a.m. w o r^ lp service. education consumes almost $1 from f7 million to fH.9 million. That diced general view of “ inside” pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: at 5 p.m. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Herald, telephone 643-2711. this end may we aspire, 10:30 a.m., worship service: 7 ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ million annually. Those dollars suggests that the |5 million estimate higher education. tips from Soviet sources. The Coventry dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The taking care not to be p.m., evening service. Main St. Rev. PhHIp A. Sheridan Rev. Richard W. Dupee, pastor. Stay on top of the news neither teach a single student nor for Connecticut’s proposed new CHURCH OF THE Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m„ manipulated by either the Appparently the less they know report noted that “ a num to of COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN and Rev. Emilio P. 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Sunday. 9:30 a.m- CONCORDIA LUTHERAN fellowship; 10:15 Worship, church a result of the “ Governor’s Blue In a year when the University of at 5 and 7:30 p.m,; Sunday JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 647 646-9947. True worship accomplishes and programs. Puttijjg the decisions ranking leadership which turned w orship; 10:48 school for children through masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: CH U RC H, (L C A ), 40 Pitkin St. two objectives — it gkirifies Ribbon Commission on Higher Connecticut library in Storrs can school: 7 p.m. Bible Grade 8, nurseiy. about higher education, and the out to be false,” and went on to 11:45 a.m. Rev. Burton D. Strand, paator. fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; SECOND CONGREGATIONAL God and it edifies men. Education and the Economy,” many only purchase about half as many warn: CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Commu­ dollars, closer to the students and prayer meeting. Thursday; Theocratic School CHURCH, 385 N. 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M Y kid's got a Establishing a new Department of wise use of scarce dollars? The side, reliable information on WHkenp. pastor. 9 a.m., B u n ^ a.m.. Priesthood and Rallaf Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; S O C IETY: East, 153 W . Vamon CENTER CONGREGATIONAL sports pages. twenty doUar-a-day Pac-Man habit!" Higher Education will cost $3 to $5 expanded staff of administrators in Carl W. Rellenmeyer changes in the PoUtburo school; 10:16 a.m.. worship aer- Society: 11:15 a.m., Saerdment IValchtowsr Study. 10:25. Meetlnq. million ... a 300 to 500 piercent in­ Hartford will cost about five times University of Connecticut or even weeks in advance.” vloa. ' i I U I ■f MANCHESTER H ERALD. .Sat., April 24, 1982 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April 24, 1982 Obituaries O'Neill says Engagements / Weddings ANtm I W. Logan BOLTON — AKred W. Logan, 91, TV'Novies/Comics of 1031 Boston Turnpike died Friday People at a Manchester convalescent home. he will sign FOCUS / He was the husband of the late Martha (Kottek) Logan and the father of the Rev. Marjorie L. Miles, . pastor of Bolton United Methodist Church, and Vernon United lemon Bill' Methodist Church. “ Fou just put something over his nose (when you He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Andy he would support whatever can be < Aug. 28, 1890, and had been a resi­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. want to train a llama.) So he can*t spit at you. They can passed by the Legislature. dent of Bolton for the past four William O’Neill said Friday he will Rooney The Finance, Revenue and Bon­ years. Before that he had lived in sign the “ Lemon Bill” to protect spit 20 feet accurately. Their head goes upt they ding Committee’s bill would end the Cranston, R.I. and Hull, Mass. new-car owners if the bill is ap­ Syndicated differential in five years with the; Before retiring he had been a proved by the Legislature. gurgle, and then they look down their nose at you.** Columnist largest phase in at the end of the; purchasing agent for a Providence The bill would require auto Jay Stager dealers to give customers a new car period. Legislative leaders said it, paper company. will not pass and opted to increase! Besides his daughter, he leaves a if the one they bought is defective taxes equally over five years. sister, Florence D. Clark of and cannot oe fixed after four tries. Hartford Areas Rally Together, a Woodhaven, N.Y. “ If it gets through, we’ll probably coalition of homeowners based in' Memorial services will be con­ sign that bill,” O’Neill said while Taxes the city’s South End, protested out­ ducted at the Bolton United exiting from a Bond Commission UPl photo side O’Neill’s office Thursday, Methodist Church at a date and time meeting. “ It’ll be a tough one on the ■ claiming O’Neill and Deputy House; to be announced. There are no automobile industry, but also I. un­ Jay Stager's Majority Leader Timothy Moynlhan calling hours. Burial will be in LITTLE MISS DEXTER WAS ALL SMILES derstand people do get lemons. And to teach were “ wishy washy” on the issue H ighland Park C em etery in I think they should have more . . . then Heather Elliot lost her title and a “ tool of big business.” Johnston, R.I. The Holmes Funeral recourse than just going to the Home, 400 Main St., had charge of Motor Vehicle Department.” local arrangements. ’The governor also said he is doing atheism? Memorial contributions may be what he can to win extension' of made to the Bolton United ‘Mommy, I'm not the queen' property tax breaks for Hartford Lo w s ease llama is a dolly You’re not going to believe this — Methodist Church or to the Vernon homeowners and is bothered by at least I hope you’re not — but last United Methodist Church. DEXTER, Mo. (UPI) - The out­ The problem started after contest received a letter from her church criticism he has been passive on the weekend I was talking to a friend raged parents of a 6-year-old beauty officials realized sometime after congratulating her on wlnoing the issue. By Susan Plese fence at the zoo, and gaze the California newspaper who doesn’t believe in God and he Franklyn H.C. Parker liquor soles queen who was declared 2 months the event that Heather was two contest'. “ We are trying to get for the Herald Reporter forlornly at the unattainable publisher. was telling me how much he likes Franklyn Henry Case Parker, 81, too old for the competition and months past her sixth birthday. “ But Mommy, I ’m not the queen taxpayers of this city, the creatures. Since that time, nollamas have of 29 Cottage St., died Friday at ’They are aristocratic animals, President Reagan’s plan to give tax stripped of her title said Friday they Contest rules state an entrant must anymore,” she said. homeowners, what is gettable, to HARTFORD (U P I) - Package^ been permitted to leave Peru or Manchester Memorial Hospital. haughty in appearance, and in­ RATH ER, HE OWNS three deductions to parents who send their I were consulting an attorney. not be 6 on the day of the judging, Mrs. Elliot said she has been give them some relief,” he said. drug and grocery stores will be Bolivia, so the U.S. versions have He was born in Manchester on digenous to the barren, moun­ llamas, and keeps them in a bam children to private schools. “ They knew she was 6 years old, and other parents complained their flooded with calls and letters from “ And am I getting disturbed? Yes I allowed to sell liquor on election day presumably lost all memories of July 6,1900 and had lived most of his tainous areas of Bolivia and at his children’s summer camp in It turns out that for years this so why did they let her go through 6-year-old daughters had been dis­ sympathizers angered at the of­ am.” and the Fourth of July if the day their native turf. « life in Manchester. Before retiring Peru. They are prized for their Freedom, Maine. ’The newest atheist has wanted to open a small, with it?” said Brenda Elliot, mother qualified. ficials’ actions. O’Neill declined comment on the falls on a Saturday, under bills sure-footedness, and they make member of the Stager gang is an BUT W H Y W OULD it occur he was an inspector at Pratt & of Heather, who has been dethroned Heather was stripped of the title $11,000 fine imposed by the Ethics signed by Gov. William O’Neill. private school to promote his atheist Whitney Aircraft. He was a member excellent pack animals. ’Their unnamed 2-year-oId male ^ho to a Manchester man, college as “ Little Miss Dexter.” and it was awarded to her first “ That shocked me; I just couldn’t Commission on the Plainfield dog Another bill signed into law will ideas among the young people of his of King David Lodge 31, Inter­ wool is rich and costly, worth IQ visited Manchester just long professor and camp director, to Mrs. Elliot said her husband, attendant, Sara Elizabeth Simmons. believe it,” Mrs. Elliot said. track for breaking the law in enter­ allow cafes to start selling liquor at community. He thinks this tax national Order of Odd Fellows, the times the amount of sheep’s enough last week to have his pic­ indulge himself in llamas? It’s Larry, talked with an attorney late Heather was allowed to keep the “ Everyone’s been telling me how taining 11 legislators on Cape Cod 11 a.m. instead of noon on Sundays,’ abatement program the president is Rockville Lodge of Elks, and the wool. ture taken. He was on his way to not the average avocation, one Thursday to discuss possible legal trophy, tiara and bouquet. sorry they are that the club did a last summer. effective July 1, ift towns where proposing will give him just the kind British-American Club. And despite all these qualities, Stager’s camp, en route from the must admit. For Stager, the in­ action. But Mrs. Elliot, who broke into thing like that. “ There’s a reason for the Ethics drinking is allowed on that day. He leave's several cousins. the llama suffers an unwarranted Pennsylvania breeder where he terest started with just the name of financial help he needs. Heather, a kindergartener at tears when relating the events of the “ Her daddy said to her, Commission to be there and they Hotels, restaurants, clubs and Funeral arrangements are in­ reputation for bad temper. But it spent his childhood. —the connection he saw in his Parents will get a $500 tax credit Southwest Elementary School, was past week, said it has been a ’Remember Heather, no matter exercised their judgment and I have country clubs already are permitted complete. The Holmes Funeral is undeserved, according to Jay But don’t feel sorry for the teaching. for each child they send to a private crowned Monday night at a pageant traumatic experience for her what happens you’re Still our little no comment to make on that what- to start selling liquor at 11 a.m. on Home, 400 Main St., has charge of Stager of 30 Forest St., who in­ poor, displaced fellow making do “ I was teaching religion,” he school instead of a public one. So sponsored by the Stoddard County daughter. queen.’” sover,” he said. Sundays. arrangements. sists that the furry creatures in the back woods wilderness, says, “ and taught about Dalai far, the idea has received most of its Soroptimists Club. Her picture — “ She said, ‘Please don’t make me Ann Bowling, the chairwoman of The $11,000 ethics fine was a Also effective July 1, stores will make marvelous pets. Yes, pets. and pining for his home in the Lama, (the spiritual leader of showing her with a tiny tiara, a go to school,’ ” Mrs. Elliot said. “ All the contest, said a mistake ap­ penalty for 56 violations by Connec­ be allowed to sell liquor on election support from Catholics and fun­ He’s “ hooked” on the animals, cold and rocky mountains of Tibetan Buddists). Somehow, the bouquet, a shiny trophy and a her teachers made a big thing oflt. parently was made on Heather’s en­ ticut Yankee Greyhound Racing Inc. day and the Fourth of July but only damentalist Protestants who want and even journeyed to Peru last Peru. word llama had specal con­ beaming “ Little Mr. Dexter” beside This whole thing’s been very, very try form. Mrs. Bowling said the of the state’s lobbying law. ’The if the holiday fell on a Saturday. ■ religion taught their way in schools. racetrack’s lobbyist, William January to see them in their Actualiy, Stager says, the 4,(X)0 notations for me.” Fire calls her — appeared on the front page of upsetting.” whole thing has been an embarrass­ State law still bans the sale of There are 1,500 Catholic high Roper, exceeded the $35 limit on natural habitat. llamas now in this country are But in a practical vein, he says the town's newspaper. Heather was baffled when she ment. liquor >in stores on Sundays,' schools in the United States now gifts in paying for rooms, meals and Stager is no armchair llama- domesticated descendants of a he also wanted to get some in­ Memorial Day, Labor Day; with 800,000 students. Under the plane tickets for lawmakers during Thanksgiving, Christmas and New lover. He doesn’t press his face herd of 300 brought to this coun­ teresting animals for his summer camp, something that would president’s plan, we’ll all be a Cape Cod weekend in July 1981. Year’s Day. wistfully against the retaining try in 1929 by Randolph Hearst, appeal to the children besides the Manchester O’Neill said he will sign a bill, if it Also, If the Fourth of July, Christ; pitching in to help pay for the Angry Key West residents passes, to make it illegal for usual dog or cat or farm animal. Catholic education for those 800,000 Thursday, 3:12 p.m. — Medical mas or New Year’s Day falls on a “ I stumbled on an article in call, 410 Center St. (Town) legislators to accept gifts from lob­ Sunday, state law forbids the sale of students, and if my friend gets his National Geographic,” he says, Thursday, 3:57 p.m. — Brush fire, byists above the limit, which, under liquor in stores the ollowing Monj atheist school opened, we’ll all be shuffling through a sheaf of 54 Tracy Drive. (Eighth District) the proposal, would be increased day. ; helping to pay for that, too. papers and magazines about WHAT A FACE, WHAT A LOOK ■ Thursday, 7:55 p.m. — Structure vote secession os protest from $35 to $50. ’The Senate killed a Although liquor sales in stores are llamas. “ And then there was fire. 416 N. Main St. (Eighth similar proposal but the House still banned on those holidays, . . . Stager’s pet llama THIS FEIXOVt SMILES when another article in Smithsonian District) revived it. It now goes back to the Connecticut residents can now drink he thinks of having millions of (magazine). ’They got me all Thursday, 10:18 p.m. — Brush KEY WEST, Fla. (U P I) - Key Senate. in a bar or restaurant every day Itf llama friend, but he certainly has cyclopedia of information about religious Americans helping to pay k e y ^ up,” he says. fire. 11 Starkweather St. (Eighth West residents, angry at the federal O’Neill said he was surprised the year. j gained a respect for the breed. the little-understood animals. for an atheist school. I pointed out to government for its cumbersome FLORIDA Roper didn’t know the statutes. ’The “ They are wonderfully in­ District) The go>|emor also signed into law BUT GETTING all keyed up is They were indispensible to the him that he’ll be helping to pay for sleuthing efforts, seceded from the commission found the violations telligent animals,” he says. Thursday, 10:45 p.m. — Car fire, a measure requiring binding arf one thing. Finding the object-in early Inca civilization which all those Catholic and Protestant union Friday and for one shining “ We’re going to use them for 102 Summer St. (Town) were unintentional because Roper bitration in reopener,provisions of this case, the llama — is another. lived in the mountainous Andes. moment set up their own Camelot— wilderness packing trips as soon educations, too, but he says the Thursday, 11:08 p.m. — Grass said he did not think the gift limit municipal collective bargaining m “ I had this unbelievable “ They provided wool for “ The Conch Republic.” as we get them trained.” trade is worth it. He’s no longer in fire, Hilliard Street near the applied when the Legi''iature was agreements. struggle,” Stager says. “ How clothing, meat for food, blood for They quickly ended the spoof, How on earth do you train a favor of separation of atheism and railroad tracks. (Eighth District) not in session. Binding arbitration would be does one find a llama?” ritual,” Stager says. ’”Their dung however, saying they wanted to app­ llama? Stager appears un­ state. Friday, 12:53 a.m. — Medical call, M “ It does seem as i...ough if you required when the negotiating par­ He started his quest in the only was used for fuel and for fer­ ly for $1 billion in foreign aid. were here lobbying you would pay concerned. “ You just put 1219 B Main St. (Eighth District) Miami ties do not implement reopenee way he knew. He called the tilizer,” and they were used also Keys residents are at odds with something over his nose,” he President Reagan’s tax refund Friday, 1:49 a.m. — Unnecessary attention to what the rules are and provisions within 90 days after thq authors of the articles he read. as beasts of burden. the federal government over a says, “ sd he can’t spit at you. plan for parents sending their kids call. Box 35, Chestnut and Park what the regulations are and what contracts calls for such implement But then anoUtWr problem sur­ The animals take well to roadblock the Border Patrol set up They can spit 20 feet ac­ streets. (Town) the laws are,” O’Neill said. tation. ; faced. How would he transport a domesticity in this country. to private, sectarian high schools to catch illegal aliens and drug He was visibly miffed when dis­ curately,” he says with admira­ Friday, 7:02 a.m. — Smoke alarm. The measure, effective Oct. ij 300 pound animal from a “ They are not wild animals,” does not extend to colleges. Presi­ smugglers in the Florida Keys. tion. “ Their head goes up, they Box 863, Green Lodge. (Town) (Florida City cussing the bill to extend the also authorizes the use of mediation breeding farm In the West to the Stager says. In addition, they are dent Reagan told 4,000 Roman Last weekend the roadblock property-tax differential for Hart­ gurgle, and then they look down Friday, 2:45 p.m. — Grass fire. and fact fnding in reopenei; Maine woods? easy to care for. Catholic educators in Chicago that it backed up traffic for 19 miles and ford homeowners. O’Neill has said their nose at you.” New State Road (Town & Eighth negotiations. ; He told the maintenance man at “ They eat pine needles and would cost the government $100 Key West officials claim it is Then pow! The llama lets go, District) the Maine camp to build a bam, grass — they are foraging choking off vital tourist trade. The coating the unlucky target with million in taxes the first year alone Friday, 7:45 p.m. — O(lor of and casually mentioned that it animals,” he says. “ They cost Border Patrol contends it is serving {/ foul-smelling spittle. just for high schools. He said he’d smoke, 333 Bidwell St. (Town) wasn’t for cattle, but for llamas. nothing to keep, and they rarely a necessary purpose, and notes that get sick. They are easy to own like to extend it to colleges, but the Friday, 8:40 p.m. — Fire at gas Strong condo bill The maintenance man replied, B U T IT DOESN’ T happen 25 illegal aliens were intercepted in and manage.” government couldn’t afford it at this ‘ pumps, 220 Spruce St. (Town) “ That’s interesting. My best very often. Stager says that the five days. The goat footed animals live time. Florida Bay ^ friend raises llamas.” only time he was ever targeted Key West Mayor Dennis Warlow for 20 to 25 years, and there is an Stager couldn’t believe it. All was the day the photographer presided over the mock ceremonies increasing interest in their My atheist friend plans to take ad­ heads for Senate these complicated maneuvers to came to call. proclaiming “ The Conch Republic.” culture in this country. vantage of this. He doesn’t think He declared war on the United find a Hama, and here was one, “ You just have to take it easy, Crime wove literally, on his back doorstep. In fact. Stager says, the newly Reagan’s plan will hurt public States fired a “ verbal shot” and in HARTFORD (U P I) - A stronger committee that “ the issue is net go slowly, and don’t treat them 30 ’The friend, as it turned out, lived organized Llama Association of schools, but he thinks it will hurt the same breath surrendered the OB'O'" version of a 1980 law that prevents whether one has an income or not ^ roughly,” he says. right across the Maine line in North America has scheduled its colleges. If parents can get a tax new republic so it would be eligible Miles landlords from evicting elderly or it’s the psychological dis­ Stager says that he hopes to in­ Key We»t Canada, a driving distance of second annual convention in deduction while their children are in blamed on for foreign aid. handicapped tenants in apartments placement.” I crease his collection of llamas by only a few hours. Oregon in May, and he plans to high school but not when they go to Wardlow, who named himself to be converted to condominiums ’The bill also closed a loophole th$t three —giving him a half-dozen. It was Stager’s first contact. attend. prime minister of the republic, con­ ROADBLOCK ANGERS RESIDENTS was approved Friday by an many elderly people had testifi^ But breeding is costly, he says, college, parents are going to keep ducted the proceedings in the Old . . . choking off tourist trade during hearings was used ’The man had a herd of 30 llamas, because each female has only one their kids out of college and in his tw o teens overwhelming House vote. HE SAYS that 450 fellow llama Town Square at high noon. A ragtag landlords to the existing law. and had one baby for sale, so baby at a time, and gestation school longer. It’s something I The action would extend current aficio ados are expected, and he crowd of about 750 of the free The elderly said landlords hdd Stager bought. takes one year. provisions of the socalled con­ will Like many of the llama hadn’t thought of. HARTFORD (UPI) - Two young lifestyle-loving islanders attended, that idea so Old Glory was absent standing army, but boasted the used hefty rent increases to fonje In addition, potential mothers dominium conversion law through “HE GOT IMPRINTED on crafb; and artifacts he brought men charged in arrest warrants dressed in everything from ragged from the ceremony when the. new Conch Republic’s navy was stocked unwilling condo owners to m ove.; cost approximately $3,500, in con­ Because my friend feels college 1988 while adding a number of me,” Stager says with a laugh. from his winter Peruvian trip to with the beating death of an elderly cutoff jeans to business suits. flag was raised. with a variety of vessels, including The law was changed to make rent trast to males, which go for as enrollment will decline, his plan is tougher provisions. “ He followed me around. He share with the group.' church watchman were behind a Entrepreneurs hawked Tshirts Asked about the declaration of some “ very high speed boats increases for protected tenants sub­ little as $800. The proposal was sent to the would sit in the dining hall, “ There’s been an unbelievable to recruit some of the closet-atheist crime wave that has terrified the embiazoned with the Conch war, City Commissioner Joe familiar with clandestine night ject to approval by local Fair R ejt But Stager insists that he will Senate on a 120-19 vote. waiting for me as I ate, or he interest (in llamas) he says. “ It professors teaching in colleges now. elderly and other residents of the Republic flag, conch dollars and Balbontin who was designated operations.” Commissions. j not try to recoup costs by selling The existing law, adopted in would wait just outside my of­ has mushroomed.” With the help of the big enrollment city’s Asylum Hill section, police “ bubba bucks.” minister of defense, said he was Despite all the spoofing, some House Minority Leader R.E. Vijn the wool, a costly and precious response to what has become known fice. I was in love with this But Stager’s interest has con­ he hopes his atheist high school will said Friday. The ceremony went off as planned “ not worried about any troops com­ people apparently took the action Norstrand, R-Darien, opposed the commodity. as condo-mania in Connecticut, is animal,” he admits wryly. tinued along the simple personal have, he’ll be able to offer the Police said they also arrested a by Wardlow and the Chamber of ing down to get us. seriously. measure, and said it lyas “ abjebt scheduled to expire in January. “ But then 1 started to pity him. “ TH E Y LO O K so awful when lines that characterized his in­ third teenager, who has a record of Commerce except for one thing. The “ We’ll fight back with hard, Managing Elditor Sheila Mainous rent control.” ’ t former college professors pay com­ Rep. Richard ’Tulisano, D-feicky He needed a friend. So I bought a they get sheared,” he says, “ and itial contact with the animals. “ 57 juvenile arrests,” on a charge mayor had planned to lower the Cuban bread,” he said, and to sus­ of the Key West Citizen, which put Other Republicans said tlfe parable to what they were getting at Hill, chairman of the Judiciary black baby the next year. And their wool takes so long to grow stemming from an attack on a 90- American flag and replace it with tain the “ war effort,” he added, out an extra, said a number of peo­ legislation failed to address the fun­ “ I love to watch them,” he the university level. Committee, which drafted the that was the end of the personal back. And they get so em- year-oid man on Good Friday inside the Conch Republic’s flag, a blue “ We’ll feed our troops on conch ple had called the newspaper damental housing problem in says. “ They are such interesting legislation, said the most significant man-and-beast relationship. barassed,” he concludes. St. Joseph’s Cathedral. nylon banner emblazoned with a chowder, jewfish chowder and key “ worried about their food stamps Connecticut — the shortage of renthl Herald photo by Pinto animals. There is something of the new features was elimination “ They became fast friends,” “ I just want them for touching Despite the arrests, police said, bright yellow sun and pink conch lime pie” which have been and whether they will be able to units. about their manner. They have THIS GUY REALLY has big of income requirements covering Stager says, “ and didn’t pay and petting, not for their wool,” designated the official natioqal cash their Social Security checks. “ We’ve got abandoned, “ they (police) had a long way to go” shell. the elderly and handicapped. STAGER HOLDS ONTO HIS FURRY FRIEND attention to me any more.” an unbelievable curiosity, and ideas. If President Reagan ever Numerous protests from other foods. Others wanted to know if the conch he says. before all the Asylum Hill area Under the 1980 law, a landlord burglarized, vandalized, burned out . . . Llamas must be trained gently, he says. they have such poise.” extends this plan, as he’d like to, to Balbontin conceded there was no dollars could be used to buy things.” Stager might have lost his first Stager is a veritable en­ crimes will be solved. city officials and residents greeted could evict wealthier tenants, apartment buildings all over this include the colleges, then my friend “ The folks in Asylum Hill and state,” said Rep. Gerard Patton, R- regardless of their age or physical will turn his atheist high school into those at the cath^ral can rest Milford, a real estate salesman. disability. an atheist college. His dream is to easy,” Police Chief George Sicaras ‘ "This bill is a death notice on many Tulisano said the income limits have a football team as good as told a news conference. “ We need to were dropped in recognition bv his more buildings in our state.” Truck leak closes highway Notre Dame’s. No matter what else calm people down and show them Renters have their own rites of spring these hoods are off the streets.” you may think of this fellow, you Daniel Jones, 19, and Waymond NORWICH (U P I) - Authorities state Department of Transportation firefighters from two nearby com­ have to admit that if Notre Dame Mohagel, 18, both of Hartford, were 'Minority bill passes Home owners think they have the dead spiders out of the window sills. ever played the Atheist University blocked off an isolated stretch of crews were on the scene and panies, Berluti said. however, for that would be a viola why large dogs are not allowed in charged in arrest warrants with comer on the market when it comes It’s funny how those dead spiders of America in the Orange Bowl for highway outside Norwich Friday expected to have the situation He said a “ chemical reaction” tlon of the sacred code of apartment apartment complexes. And these felony murder in the slaying April 2 after a truck carrying about 3,000 cleared up by late Friday night. had caused one of the barrels on the HARTFORD (U P I) — TTie House “ All it’s going to do is have a lot of to spring. collect there over the winter and the national championship, it would of Theodore Mclnnis, 75, of Hart­ renters. The sacred code says never reasons have nothing at all to do gallons of hazardous and industrial The truck was stopped about 3:50 truck to expand and emit the fumes, voted 114-27 Friday to guarantee husbands put their companies in They walk around their yards with you never notice them. ’Then spring .attract a huge partisan crowd. In do any home repair that the landlord with barking. ’These reasons have to ford. wastes began emitting noxious p.m. on a flat section of Route 52 which caused eye irritation and that a portion of the state’s con­ their, wives names,” said Rep, Takes and lawn mowers and smug comes and it’s the big moment Mclnnis, a watchman and should do. do with walking barefoot in the fumes, state police said. away from any occupied buildings other discomfort. ’The' chemical in­ tracts will be awarded to minority Robert Farr, R-West Hartford. smiles, digging up tulip beds and —time to yank the screens down and Focus I ’ll be perfectly honest with you. maintenance worker at St. Joseph’s grass. The truck was hauling the wastes by state troopers alerted to the volved had not been identified, he businesses. sprinkling fertilizer all over the the storm windows up. And throw Adele Spring is the time to notice that I’m reluctant to have any of my Cathedral, was found behind the from a site in Stamford under fumes by a motorist who had been said. ’ Critics from both parties claimed Rep. Walter Brooks, D-New there are small, noisy children church robbed and beaten to death. place, and generally boasting to the the spiders out. Angle Spring is the time to come up with money go to the teaching of orders of the state Department of driving behind the truck, Berluti However, Berluti said the truck the legislation, advocated by the Haven, said racism and sexism living in the apartment complex. The arrests followed an “ around- world that yes, spring has arrived, Spring is the time to yank' the creative ways to permanently atheism, even indirectly, no matter Environmental Protection and said. was carrying “ approximately 3,000 Legislature’s Black Caucus, was wouldn’t be eliminated by the bill The small noisy children go the-clock” investigation, said nothing more than reverse dis­ and, yes, they have a place in screens down and the storm win­ silence those who dare to drag ear how well-intentioned President headed for a firm in Natick, Mass., He said the woman stopped at the gallons of various kinds of waste," but “ It’s a step in the right direc­ somewhere over the winter; Sicaras, who promoted two officers Troop E state police barracks along which a preliminary list said in­ crimination. tion.” spring. dows up. ’This Ts a separate sacred shattering lawn mowers under your Reagan’s plan may be. If atheists * when the problem developed Friday perhaps to Florida. In spring, on the case to full-time detectives afternoon, state police said. Route 52 in MontvlIIe and com­ cluded acid liquids, flammable “ Discrimination by color is wrong As an avowed renter of rite in itself. My dream is to some window in the middle of ‘"The Bob wish to promote their beliefs, they however, they migrate back, and ( for their work. „ One firefighter on the scene plained she had experienced liquids, organic solvents and waste either way. And two wrongs never Current law requires the apartments, apartments which do year yank the screens down and put pose it’s because the days are Newhart Show.” Just as you’re are free to do so, but not with tax ‘ Jones was held on $250,000 bond nest together on the front lawns of sustained minor injuries and was “ physical discomfort” from fumes cyanide solutions. ipake a right,” said Rep. Richard departments of Administrative Ser­ not come with either lawns or fer­ the storms lip and not have the longer, but apartment dwellers, see, going to find out whether Bob gives money. If they want to open pending an appearance Monday in taken to William W. Backus emitted from the truck. Engineers from the DEP and of­ Torpey, D-East Hartford. vices and ’Transportation, which tilizer, I ’d like to put a stop to this overwhelming urge to punch out the don’t have to worry about washing the complex. ’Their small, noisy parochial schools that teach Hartford Superior Court on the Carol her raise or not... Hospital in Norwich, but there were Troopers shut down both sides of ficials of the trucking firm relieved Others argued contractors could award state construction and ser­ self righteousness right now. window — and anyone standing in the outsides of their windows. voices are silenced only by the children there is no God and that murder charge. He was arrested no major injuries, said state police the divided highway about 4 p.m. pressure on the drum and worked to simply get around the measure by vice contracts, to set aside a We apartment dwellers have cer- the room. Tliat’s the landlord’s job. So when sound of a parent calling them in­ Spring is the time to see your their lives depend on what they do Tuesday on a charge stemming putting 50 percent of the stock in minimum 15 percent of the total spokesman Adam Berluti. and called in officials from the en­ remove it to a “ recovery drum” so ■,tain rites of spring, too. Spring is the time to notice how spring comes, we notice. We do not, side for supper. . friendly neighborhood real estate I with them, that’s their business. I from a burglary at a group home for Berlutl said six fire pumpers as vironmental protection and it could be moved from the area, their businesses in.the names of value of state contracts for small , Here are some of them: dirty the windows in your apartment under any curcumstances, do Spring is the time to notice that agent. Just a small house, with a just don’t want them to do it with the retard^, Sicaras said. well as rescue units, state police and transportation departments and Berluti said. blacks, women or Hispanlcs. businesses. Spring is the time to clean the look when the sun shines in. I sup- anything about these windows. there are perfectly good reasons lawn to mow. my money. 1 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 24, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat . April 24. 1982 - 1 1

Involuntary smoking * Engagements Advice

Niemann-Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Niemann It may be cancer risk of Ellington announce the engage­ No wonder he's so wealthy ment of their daughter, Wanda Mae Niemann, to Charles Williams of party. By Patricia McCormack Vernon, son of Dr. and Mrs. William ‘ ‘Sidestream smoke in crowded rooms pollutes air and DEAR DOUBLE: Talk me to get through the wed­ UPl Health Editor F. Cartwright of 88 Barry Road, DEAR ABBYi There’s some people get chest pains as a result,” Reichman to your clergyman and let ding preparations without Mhnchester. a man in our club who has Can working near a smoker be harmful to your said. so much money, I ’m sure him guide you. Your a squabble with the ‘other health? The health hazards of sidestream smoke gained atten­ The, bride-elect is a graduate of he doesn’t even know how daughter can have a lovely side.’ And drive from my Medical authorities can’t say with final certainty but tion in 1980 when a report in the “ New England Journal ‘a ' Ellington High School and is much he has. He’s con­ Dear Abby church wedding, but since mind and the belief that a recent issue of the Center for Disease Control’s "M or­ of Medicine’ ’ said people who did not smoke but shared employed as a machinist at Dean sidered high society and you are in mourning and had my child waited a while, she or he could have bidity and Mortality’’ report on health hazard and dis­ air with a smoker had diminished pulmonary function. ■/I Machine Products in Manchester. nobody would dare say she is pregnant, hold it done better. ease outbreaks reviewed the case against what it calls Their pulmonary function was as impaired as that of The groom is a graduate of anything to him about this Abigail Van Buren down to a quiet dignified “ Dear Lord, remind me "sidestream” smoking. smokers who did not inhaie but not as good at that of Manchester High School and bad habit he has, but I family affair with only Included were parts of the most recent Surgeon non-smokers not exposed to sidestfeam smoke. attended Manchester Community think it’s Jtime somebody very close friends. daily that when 1 become a grandmother, my children General’s "Smoking and Health" report. The final Reichman said a second study, this one in 1981, College. He'is a supervisor at Dean did. don’t want any advice on paragraph from the February CDC report: reported on lung cancer among couples in Japan. Machine Products. He never has any money. DEAR ABBY: A few "While the nature of this association (of sidestream Smoking wives of smoking husbands had the most lung When he needs cash for a years ago you printed “ A how to raise their children any more than 1 did when i smoke dangers) is unresolved, it does raise the concern cancer. Non-smoking wives of smoking husbands had A July 17 wedding is planned at tip or a caddy or whatever, Mother-inLaw’s Prayer.” I was raising mine. that involuntary smoking may pose a carcinogenic risk the next highest. The least was among couples who did First Lutheran Church of Rockville. he’ll turn to whoever is thought it was hilarious not smoke. “ if you will help me to do to the nonsmoker.’’ standing near him and say, DEAR P.O.’D: Go I never knew marriage and read it at a bridal A study in Greece also focused on lung cancer among these things, perhaps my Carcinogenic means cancercausing. "Anybody got |10 — or ahead. And when you do, was on her mind and shower. Everyone loved it. husbands and wives. The mate exposed to sidestream Wanda Mae NIemann-Charles Williams children will find me a joy Dr. Lee Reichman, a board member of the American 620?” This happens all the he’ll probably turn to thought mybe she missed I ’ve lost my only copy. smoke had more lung cancer than mates not exposed to to be around, and maybe I Lung Association, said: " I say that is a big league state­ time. somebody else and say, her dad and wanted to get Please run it again. someone else’s smoke. "Secondhand smoke,’’ as won't have to write a ‘Dear ment. Clean air is important. We should also think that The funny part of it is the "Anybody got 620?” married so she would have NEW YORK POST FAN Reichman calls' it. Abby' letter complaining the most important way to prevent pulmonary disease is way everybody fights to ac­ someone to lean on. Then A biostatistician from the American Cancer Society DEAR FAN: With about my children neglec­ to cut out smoking." commodate him. You’d DEAR ABBY: My hus­ she told me she had to get' some time later said he found a relationship between pleasure. Here it is: ting me." At the American Cancer Society as well as at the think it was an honor to band died suddenly of a married! (The baby is due lung cancer incidence and exposure to sidestream A MOTHER-IN-LAW’S American Lung Association a trend to greatly increased give this milionaire massive heart attack three in six months.) I am in smoke but said, however, the difference is not PRAYER Getting married? antismoking programs at the workplace is being noted. money. weeks ago. He was only 49 shock over this. I like the statistically significant. “ O, Lord, help me to be Whether you want a formal "N o smoking at the workplace” is a company rule at Far as I know, he’s never and was never sick a day in boy, but he’s only 19 and glad when my son (or church wedding or a sim­ Rodale Press, publisher of the health magazine, made any attempt to pay his life. It was a terrible going to college. TH E DISCOMFORT CAUSED by sidestream smoke daughter) picks a mate. If ple, “ do-your-own-thing" "Prevention.” Few companies have gone that route but anybody back. I gave him blow to me and our four Theyhhave to get is something again. Dr. Edward F. Scanlon, of he brings home a girl with ceremony, get Abby's new ! I smoking lounges are popping up and many nonsmokers 620 once, and that was the children. married as soon as possi­ Evanston, III., immediate past president of the two heads, help me to love booklet. Send $1 plus a themselves tend to try to work it out to sit out of the way end of it. Last week my daughter, ble, but I wonder what kind American Cancer Society, said: both of them equally. And long, self-addressed, of the sidestream smoke. My question : Should I re­ who just turns 18, came to of wedding I should put on "M y heart goes out to the poor non-smoker who has to when my son says, ‘Mom, I stamped (37 cents) When air's shared and the office is cramped, there’s mind him that he owes me me and said she wanted to in view of the cir­ work in a den of heavy smokers,” Scanlon said. “ For want to get married,’ for­ envelope to: Abby, Wed­ not much to be done, however, Reichman and other 620? get married to the boy she cumstances. She wants a such a person, the smoking habits of others can be most bid that I should blurt out: ding Booklet, P.O. Box authorities allowed. UPI photo p . O . ’ D I N P A L M has been going with for church wedding. uncomfortable.” ‘How far along is she?’ 38923, Hollywood, Calif. At headquarters of the American Lung A s^iation , SPRINGS nearly two years. DOUBLE TROUBLE THKRK ISN’T ANY QliESTION that someone else’s “ And please. Lord, help 90038. ^ smoke can hurt you, in Reichman’s opinion. He calls the the Christmas Seal health agency with more than 150 af­ Good morning evidence against sidestream or passive smoking is con­ filiates nationwide, executive director James Swomley vincing. said the pickup in workplace stop-smoking programs is Studies in Greece and Japan and reviews of reports by dramatic these days. I A seagull greets the morning In Boothbay Harbor, Maine, with a very U.S. public health experts have convinced Reichman, "1 think this tremendous increase is due to studies • loud call. It’s either a warning to others to stay away or a call asking Epilepsy drug controversial professor of medicine and director of the pulmonary showing secondhand smoke is of concern to non- ' where the next meal Is coming from. , division of the New Jersey Medical School of the Univer­ smokers,” he said. Louise B. Gervals Jolene M. Ward-Peter J. Leon April L. Hellstrom sity of Medicine and Dentistry. The ALA has helped some companies, such as I.B.M., DEAR DR. LAMB: I many mothers taking it four glasses won’t do any "It would be economical for firms to have no smoking to install smoking cessation programs. Included is a Gervais-Bridge Supermarket shopper noticed in one of your have had normal babies. good because heat destroys and the workplace and have smoking lounges where new “ Freedom from Smoking” plan — a 20-day do-it- Ward-Leon Hellstrom-Gothberg columns you told a young Mental development may the calcium. Is that true? smoking is permissible," he said. yourself program run solo by following instructions in Marie B. Gervais of 47 Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward of An­ Mr. and Mrs, Allan F. Hellstrom woman who has epilepsy be a -problem. Also, I bought a bottle of “ We must think of what is happening to the involun­ the book. Circle announces the engagement of dover announce the engagement of Jr. of 625 Vernon St. announce the that she could have normal calcium capsules. A nurse tary smoker," he said. "Self-pollution is one thing. But The program is the result of many years of research her daughter, Louise Bernadette Your Health But I must warn that no their daughter, Jolene M. Ward, to engagement of their daughter, April children. You should have and fine-tuning. Swomley said if a person is motivated it Gervais, to Maurice Ernest Bridge, Coupon clipping is woman taking this read the ingredients and polluting other people is something that should be ad-. Peter J. Leon, son of J. Richard L. Hellstrom, to Clarl A. Gothberg, told her that Dilantin medicine or other anticon­ said that a certain in­ dressed." works. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridge Leon of Columbia. son of Louise Gothberg of Glaston­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. causes birth defects. vulsant should stop it gredient was lacking so Reichman also is vice president of the New Jersey The book, "Freedom from Smoking in 20 Days,” is of Latrobe, Pa. Miss Gervais is also bury and Carl E. Gothberg of The bride-elect is a graduate of I had two healthy abmptly. That rhay . cause they wouldn't do me any Thoracic Society, whose members include doctors and available from any affiliate o f the American Lung the daughter of the late Joseph A. Princeton, Maine. Association (listed in phone book). The sequel, a Gervais. RHAM High School. She is children and then began life-threatening problems, good. Could that be true? other professionals concerned with pulmonary or lung The bride-elect is a graduate of no laughing matter maintenance book, is called “ A Lifetime of Freedom The bride-elect is a graduate of employed as a punch press operator taking Dilantin and then such as status epilepticus. D K A R R F. A D E It : and breathing malfunctions. Manchester High School and will from Smoking.” East Catholic High School. She has at Standard Washer and Mat. wondered if it would cause In regard to medicines to Maybe you should start Reichman recently talked about the effects of passive graduate in May from the Universi­ B.A. degree in child development ]Sy Martin Sloane poked fun at us by telling of DEAR TRESA: I don’t birth defects. Eventually I control convulsions and listening to your doctor. It and active smoking and how to break the habit during The propective bridegroom is a ty of Connecticut with a degree ih from St. Joseph College in West a woman who u s ^ coupons think there is anything contacted a doctor doing pregnancy, rely on your is completely false that the lunch hour at Parsons Brincherhoff, an engineering graduate of RHAM High School. He physical therapy. In the past there was sy sometimes have a child Hartford, and an M.A. in special DEAR MARTIN: I love, to save 45 cents on cat food wrong with Erma’s poking research on the "Dilantin doctor for guidance in your heating milk will destroy and architectural firm. served in the U.S. Air Force. He is The prospective bridegroom is a much misinformation with this problem. education from the University of Erma Bombeck. But I am but didn’t have a cat. a little fun at us. We Baby.” particular case. the calcium, if done Workers there, as at other firms similarly motivated, About Town employed as a housekeeper at graduate of Howell Cheney Regional about the likelihood of a Now for Dilantin, the Connecticut. She is employed as a disappointed in the recent None of these women shouldn’t get so serious properly heating will are seeking expert advice or help as they go about prac­ Mansfield Training School. Technical School and is employed as Nine weeks into my person with epilepsy different investigators at I am sending you The special education teacher for the column in which she put about our money-saving destroy germs that might ticing their own brand of preventive medicine. They are a leadman at Hamilton Standard. resemble the many coupon pregnancy, my husband having children with topnotch universities do Health Letter number 10-8, Eastern Connecticut Regional down all of us who use pasttime that we can’t take cause diseases but it won't in the mainstream of the self-help wellness movement A May 29 wedding at the bride’s A Sept. 11 wading is planned at clippers who, like myself, and I decided to abort. As epilepsy. In some states, not agree on the interpreta­ Epilepsy: You Can Have It Educational Service Center in North boupons and refunds to a good joke. destroy calcium or other — the fever that has turned America into a nation of home is planned. Emanuel Lutheran Church. really organize our shop­ it turned out, death had epileptics were forbidden tion of available data. Just Too. Others who want this Church committee meets Windham. save money. important nutrients of joggers and yogurteaters. ping and our coupons in Actually, Erma was already occurred. Some of to marry. This is living in as some totally healthy issue can send 75 cents The prospective bridegroom is a She w r o te ab ou t a milk. Companies such as the one Reichman visited putting North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St., plans order to make ends meet. poking fun at herself. She the side effects of Dilantin the dark ages. mothers will give birth to with a long, stamped, self- out the welcome mat to the good health preachers are graduate of Central Catholic High Now you know woman who left her Shouldn’t we try to mentioned the frustration are cleft palate, The absence of an in­ an education committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Hungarian wells groceries at the store and Even if one parent has children with birth defects, addressed envelope for it motivated by more than paternal instincts for workers. School in Greensburg, Pa. and he More than 75 percent of the enlighten Erma on what of parking in a fire lane and strabismus (cross^ eyes), gredient is not likely to There will also be a worship committee meeting at the .drove three miles home epilepsy, the chance that so do some women taking to me in care of this Numerous studies show people who smoke have worse attended St. Vincent College in A small ocean lies under Hungary. couponing and refunding winding up in the checkout severe heart lesions and prevent absorption Of same hour. world’s 850 active volcanoes are knd back to get a 12-cent the couple will have a child Dilantin. In your case, you newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Latrobe, Pa. He has a B.S. in are all about? — Tresa H. line behind a coupon many others. Perhaps you calcium. The presence of absenteeism and more health problems, generally, than On Tuesday there will be a trustee meeting at 7 p.m at within the “ ring of fire ” that The country has 35,000 artesian do not know if the Dilantin Radio City Station, New engineering from Pennsylvania ;'hsplrin coupon. And she from Baltimore clipper. with epielpsy is as low as some ingredients will do so non-smokers. If not now, later, the records tend to show. the church. stretches from Chile to Alaska on wells and underground thermal should comment on this. caused the problem or if it York, N.Y. 10019. State University in State College, Come to think of it, 25 to 50 per 1,000 births. because they bind with the the east and from Siberia to New waters ranging from 60 degrees to would have occurred AMONG THE HAZARDS of sidestream smoke cited Pa. He is employed as an aerospace 120 degrees F. r anyone who parks illegally DEAR READER: I The chance is even lower if DEAR DR. LAM B: I calcium in the intestine in various reports are: Zealand on the west. anyway. Barracks meets Monday engineer for Pratt & 'Whitney Air­ in a fire, lane and en­ . received several letters neither parent'has epilepsy have arthritis of the hips Vitamin D and parathyroid • Increased pneumonia among children of smokers. craft Division of United Clip ‘n’ file refunds dangers the safety of from women who mis­ despite a history of I think there is enough and am to drink four hormone from your own Svalbard is a.'group of moun­ On Memorial Day, the Code pf someone in the fam ily • Increased incidence of angina, chest pain brought Manchester Barracks 786, Veterans of World War I, Technologies in East Hartford. H others deserves to be stuck understood my comment evidence to think that glasses of milk daily. parathyroid gland do in­ tainous islands iii the Arctic Ocean Etiquette calls tor the U.S. flag to on by coronary insufficiency, among some exposed to and its auxiliary, will meet Monday at the VFW hall at A June 26 wedding at the .Church Miscellaneous Non-Food Products behind a dozen avid coupon about epileptics having having it. And parents with Dilantin may indeed cause Someone told me that if I fluence calcium absorp­ 1:30 p.m. with a population that varies fly half-staff until noon, then ie no family history of epilep­ sidestream smoke in big bunches, such as at a cocktail of the Assumption is planned. clippers! children. this problem, even though don’t drink , raw milk, the tion. seasonally from 1,500 to 3,000. raised to the peak. | (File 12^A) Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off In that column Erma coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage told us that she used coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed coupons to save 62(X) on a proofs of purchase while looking for the required - used carr-648 on a set of Massive Clydesdales get a woman's touch refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers llama- farming en- Be mirror of reality for mate and magazines, and when trading with friends. cyclopedias and 6200 on a Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ winter vacation in Mon­ d e a r d r . B LAK ER ; know how they can be so newspaper, P.O. Box 475. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. tana. If she needed these My husband has been in sure so quickly. Radio City Station. New By dull Cragg by brewery founder Adolphus Busch to house thf The following refund offers are worth 616.50. ’This things, perhaps her and out of mental hospitals Anyway,' I am writing York. N.Y. 10019. United Press International family’s horses. j week’s refund offers have a total value of 629.75. coupons and refunds came for years and he continues not about myself but about Write to Dr. Blaker at The oval-shaped stable has stained-glass windows, a Refund bonus! ‘This offer doesn’t require a form: in handy. I know that we to act In distressing and Ask my children. My “ex” the above address. The ST. LOUIS — Colette McGee is a woman in a gjant chandelier as a centerpiece and nameplates over PAPER MATE-FLAIR-LIQUID PAPER, P.O. could have provided her bizarre ways. wants them to attend the volume of mail prohibits traditionally male profession dealing with a breed of eight of the 20 stalls to commemorate the members of Box 4178, Monticello, Minn. 55365. Receive a refund with material that was a Dr. Blaker Lately, for example, he wedding and I think it personal replies, but horse that would give pause to many a large man. the original 1933 hitch. . of 50 cents, 61.25 or 62. Send Universal Product lot funnier. has been picking up table would be too upsetting for questions of general in­ But working alongside — and under — the massive Besides cleaning the stables and grooming and exen- Code symbols from any of the following blister There is also a serious Karen Blaker, Ph.D. knives and pointing with them. They are both teen­ terest will be discussed in Clydesdale horses of Anheuser-Busch brewery fame cising the animals. Miss McGee helps to train the colti carded or pouched products; 'Paper Mate 98 Ball side to couponing and them to various objects in agers. the future columns. hasn’t bothered the slender 5-foot-6 Miss McGee, even to wear the harnesses and pull the red, white and golfl Pen, Eraser Mate Refillable Pen, Flair' Point refunding. the room. When I ask him though she admits she was somewhat intimidated at brewery wagon as a team. ' Guard Porous Pen, Ultra Fine Flair Porous Pen, I know that the Procter DEAR READER: Why why he does that, he says Be informed first by the 2,000-pound draft horses. Since the huge draft horses b^am e the symbols of thL Paper Mate Write Bros. Ball Pen 10 Pack, El and Gamble offer of a free not let the children decide? voices are telling him to. And she’s proud of the fact she is the first woman ever Anheuser-Busch brewery, a woman had never worked Marko Broad Tip Marker, Liquid Paper, Liquid children’s playhouse came They are his children as stay on top of the news — allowed to work with the beer company’s Clydesdales, This bothers and frightens subscribe to The as a groom. But that changed two years ago when Mim Paper Typing Correction Film. Send two symbols in handy to a refunder from say: “ I know the voices successful you will be at it well as yours, however, even though that wasn’t her intention in seeking the job. Frewsburg, N.Y., who me and I dqn’t know how to Manchester Herald. For McGee visited the animals at the brewery with two for 50 cents, four for 6L25 or six for 62. Expires seem very' real to you and depends upon how con­ and will probably opt to at­ “ I think that maybe my being a woman was my in,” didn’t have the money to handle it. home delivery, call 647- friends who worked there. I June 30, 1982. you’re scared sometimes sistently and diplomatical­ tend. said the 29-year-old groom. “ But that wasn’t what I was buy her little girl a 9946 or 646-9947. “ I jokingly said I would put in an application,” said ’These offers require refund forms; DEAR READER: The by what they say, but ly you intervene and the In that case, try to be thinking. That was the furthest thing from my mind. I birthday present. Miss McGee, who was working at another stable at thb CIRCLITE Family Refund. Receive a refund of first rule of thumb is not to they’re really imaginary. severity of the existing supportive of their deci­ just wanted to work with the horses.” time. j All those coupons that 61, 62 or 63. For 61, send the required refund form get into an argument about And although the pointing thought disorder. sion. They need to keep a I 'clTpHT save And there’s a lot of horse to work on. Besides The jest later became serjous and she pestered thie and the proof-of-purchase seal from Circlite 60. For Erma puts down really add whether his ideas are true with knives has some Be prepared for much good relationship with weighing a ton, the horses must stand at least 18 hands I WINDOWS pune brewery until she was hired. • 62, send the form and the seal from Circlite 100. For up for Carla from Detroit. or false. This will usually meaning for you, it bothers hard work and frustration. their father and start one (about 6 feet) before being allowed to join the beer-' 63, send the form and the seal from Circlite 100-50. Her husband has been out only provoke more stress me and I would like you to with their new stepmother. wagon teams. I & PAINTED Expires July 1, 1983. of work for many months. and, as a result, more dis­ stop.” DEAR DR. BLAKER: Down in the dumps? Get “ There was a lot of adjusting to do,” she said “ But as JOHNSON’S FOOT WARMERS Offer. Receive a Hilda from San Diego organized thinking. The philosophy behind My ex-husband and my ex­ help from Dr. Blaker’s a rule, they’re very gentle. I get attached to the colts j 30 Y»an SO-cent refund and a |1 coupon for Johnson’s Odor- doesn’t mind soaking It is also important not to this approach is developed best friend are getting newsletter “ Fighting here.” I Experience Eaters. 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LOUIS PIN E MOUNTAIN Corp..Receive a 65 coupon for and to ask me to set her non-emotional statement Basically, you want to I, YOU CAN 'The Clydesdales live in opulent style on the brewery We will provide affectionate care to . . . the first woman groom for Anheuser-Busch 12 children in our pleasant, home-like ' a six-log case of Pipe Mountain Logs. Send the straight. correcting his perception. try to serve as a mirror of grounds. Their brick-and-stone stable was built in 1885 Are you listening, Erma? FIX IT YOURSELF! facility. Our group w ill be small enough required refund form and the Universal Product For example, you might reality for the person. How (tode symbols from the wrappers of 12 Pine Moun- to allow us to build a strong personal : tain Logs. Expires Feb. 28, 1983. With the Quick Fix'" System rapport. with your child, yet large , RAYOVAd AUCAUNE 61 Refund. Send the Tea taster serious but he never swallovifs enough to provide him with the fun and from General Electric, you required iefiind forth and Die Univetha) Product mental stimulation that comes from get the right parts in the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - James and olfactory senses at the same time. C o ^ symbol and number from one package of (MTHEMNE'S UNIFORM SHOP level of standards for quality, purity and Barnett is. serious about his tea. He ty, Mo., Denver and Phoenix, Ariz. being with other children. Rayovac Alkaline Batteries. Expires June 30,1982. He swishes it around in his mouth, con­ fitness for consumption. Each year, the right place. . . and step-by- brews about 150 cups a day, but ifever Barnett’s palate is sensitive enough to RUBBERMAID Planter Refund, Receive a 61 re­ Monday - April 26th templating the taste. Then he bends over Board of Tea Experts meets and reWses swallows any of it. , a 2‘A-foot-tali spitoon braced between his tell from what part of the world a tea Group 11 - As m 18 Mo. to 3 Yr*. fund.. Send the required refund form, the proof-of- step repair manuals on those standards by selecting teas in eight comes — and even in which province it purcluise label from one 10- or 12-inch Rubbermaid The importers who bring almost 200 legs and spits. Group #2 - As m 3 Yra. a Up Qrand Opening of Our how to fix it right. categories by which imports can be was grown. He tastes up to 150 cups of ceramic-style planter or from one lOW, 12 W or 14W- million pounds of tea into the country "Black tea is the kind most folks are measured. It . VERNON STORE each year are glad (or his care, because familiar with,” Barnett said recently. tea a day. Most of the requisit 4-ounce contemporary- or pottery-style planter and the dated register ti^to; Ehtpites •fdne SO, 1982. Barnett is one of two tea tasters "It is a full, fermented tea— but not like Bom in DeKalb, Miss., Barnett has samples are thrown out once the tea is • Stnicturod Toochlng Program tasted. employed by the Food and Drug Ad­ alcohol fermentation. Ninety-five per­ been in New Orleans for two years after • Ho im Cookod Mm Io : TODAY’S OIRL-Free FhhfyhoSe. Receive a pair training for a year in New Tork. Before • Fun and GanMo ' of : a ll-a il^ , jpantylidse. Send the r^h lred refund ministration. cent of all tea coming into the United The taster uses spring water at the 2 0 % OFF all iherehandiae ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. becoming a tea taster, Barnett was an ; fortn, two White strips front. Uto top fionto of (Vwndrt store Only) Barnett sampled about 75 million States is this.” FDA-laboratory to brew the teas for 440 OAKLAND STREET today’s Girl PahtyboM hnd-or Knee^ Highs and SO pounds of tea in 1981; the other 115 Should a tea fail Barnett’s scrutiny, enj^pmologist and se^oqd taster for testing. > Mfa brtdgn tfw gap toatiraan Raglstdr for Drawing for Froo Unlfomis MANCHESTER, CT million pounds were tested by Robert the importer cannot inarket it in the the federal government. cents for postage and handling. Expires June SO, "When I came down here I used homn and acfioof Mon. - Fri. 7:30-5:00 p.m. Dick in New York, who has been a tea country. For this reason, most importers He tastes tea imported down the 1982. April26-May1 different kinds of water,” he said. Here’s a refund form to write for: Bama Brown taster for 30 years. do not pay for tea until it passes the Food Pacific coast from the San Francisco Thura. till 9:00 p.m. "Bottled water lets the character and Bag Offer, P.O. Box 9848, Clinton, Iowa 52736. This 646-2830 Barnett’s technique is to inhaie the tea. and Drug Administration inspection. area and over to the Gulf of Mexico. He M.T.W 10-6 CT. TOLL FREE quickly through his mouth, turning it into flavor and aroma come through better cut 649-9S35 or 646-9603 >1 offer — good for 75 cents off on lunch bags — The two tasters work under the 1897 also tastes tea coming into the United than other kinds like distilled, ionized or T k -M IO -t 875-1022 SATURDAY 8:00-5:00 p.m. a fine spray that sweeps over his palate eqtires Dec. 31, 1982. i i . . Trl-CItvPIazaL^Vonion 1-S00-S32-7009 Import Tea Act, which set a minimum States at Honolulu, St. Louis, Kansas Ci­ Mississippi River water.” n UL 10-B WsrtlBiilw orst 10Q m tt Mrasl ) 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 24, 1982 S u n d a y TV Saturday TV lifestyle. Jan-Michaal Vincent. (ED 99 - IntId. Am .ric 1:15A.M. 5:00 A.M. a - Buparman 1981. Ratad PG. CSD (39 - Ent.rtalnm.nt ThI. ® - MOVIE: 'Uead Cere' In or- ( S ) - Nows (29 - Paopla Now (28 - Muaic Makara In Concert der to get ahead in the used car 39 - MOVIE: 'Outlaw BluM* Knotts. 1978. Rated G. Stingray it itolsn, th* owner CD - MDVIE: Tha Sheriff ^ ’ W M k ® - Little Raacala take* a wild ch tie through tho 9Tl - Boot of Qroueho (S I - Oral Roberta Spaolal (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar world, Rudy sells rattling 5:00 A.M. The police are after an ax-con 9 9 - Tlin.Out ThMtr. black gIrL tha fiancee of tha: (Q ) - Solid Gold wracks at fancy prices. Kurt Nevada dtasrt to gat his car a - Mr. Rogers' Nslghborhood CE) - Sign On/N«ws (2D - Naws/Sporta/Weather linger and eong-writer when thariffa ton. Is rapwl. *nd th. ' (B )-8 p o r t s Sunday S8 - Maatarpiace ThM tra Russell. Jack Warden. 1979 9 9 - FMdval of F.ltb back. Mark Hamlll, Annie Pott*. indloation is that a white men I*' 99 - ESPN SporU Cantar (22) • Flintatonea Comedy Show Channels they think that he shot the men a - La Pasoua Dal Banor 'Love In a Cold Cllmata.* Linda Rated R. 91) > 8«st of Qroueho I S - Kung Fu 1978. raaponaible. Ossi. Davie, Ruby 6:30 A.M. 9 9 - SporU Prob. leaves her husband and daugh­ who stole hie long. Peter - Jataona (23) - Sports ( S ) - Hoy Miamo A variety pro­ Fonda, Sueen Saint James. ( £ 9 9 - Love Boot A widow Da*. 1B70 T , (ED - Publlo Affairs (29 - Sports Sunday ter to move in with her new love, (28 - Round Caro gram from Mexico with Guil­ S3) - WMk In Rmtow 39 - Laurol & Hardy Hartford, C T CD Rated PG. and bar s itu r find romance - RMing from RooMimIt j , a - World Tomorrow a member of the Communist (22) lermo Ochoa. WFSB 32)'- NnvsowiMr .(ED 93) - Biography (29 - Father Murphy The child­ with an English lord, Isaac ga u - Boosm* Street party. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ 1:30 A.M. New York, NY CD 39- T V Collage - PrM. Box IBZ) ren ere threatened with s 5:30 A.M. 39 - J M M n . . WNEW 139 - SlMk PM.pMtiV. stuck on a girl and a couple (23) (23) - Inokl* Busin*** tioned] - Calendar (87) - Nova 'Coimic Fire.' This ewestthop when state aid is of­ CD (E) - MOVIE: 'Gay Falcon' Th(. - Carraacolandaa Providence, Rl (S) have a difference of opinion on 99 99 - Satuiday Night Uv*. 9:15A.M. 39 WLNE program explores the neutron (33)-Uinri AHordy Ponch (Erik Estrada. I ) and fered. (R) {60 min.) [Cloeed Cap­ (28 -,T o Be Announced CD ® - ABC Nawa Falcon settles down in a boring m , .... . thair wadding anniversary. (I(R) 139-S g L Bilko * (3D - Davoy/Qollsth tioned] business for his fiancee. George 8:30 A.M. WTNH New Haven, C T (X) ttere, exploding galexies, quei- e Z ) - MatInM at th* Bl)oo lYa A (go ) rciotad Captioned] 6KX>A.M. Jon (Larry Wilcox, r.) try to pre­ (SZ) - Firing Lina (3D - Ihdapandant Network ar* and black holes revealed by MOVIE: 'Rod P on / A sen- ( S ) - Lord Mountbattan: Men Sanders, Wendy Barrie. Allen - Tarxan/Lone Ranger/ Jokt, Son.' Thia folksy comedy g j _ 9:30 A.M. vent a boy from following in his News CE) (E) WOR New York, NY ® the advancement of x-ray e»- aitlva lad, amid tangled family (ED - KldaworM For th . Cantury First of-8 parts. 10:30 P.M. Jenkins. 1941. Zorro Adventure Hour features ths exploits of 'Senator (3D - Comment parents’ larcenous footsteps on (2D - Roal Pictures New York, NY (D) tronomy. (60 m(n.) Claghorn' from tha Fred Allan gina in California following tha relationahlpt, finds ]oy In hi* ) - Straight Talk Thie episode looks et Lord CD - Sporta Extra • 9D - Biography WPIX Pearl Harbor attack. John Balu* (3D - DIalogu* CE) - MOVIE: 'Kid Dynamite' Radio Show. Starring Kenny red pony. Mym* Loy, Robort ) - 1 Draom of Joannl* CHIPS, airing Sunday. April 25, Mountbetten't formative pre- - From tha Editor's Desk (28 - Boxao The ragged sidewalk kids are Sports Network 09 3:30 P.M. ahi, Dan Ackroyd, Nad ^eatty. 3D (2D - Monayllna ESPN Delmar* Una Merkel and June Mitchum, Loult Calharn. 194IK’ (ED - Point of View Instead they want him to World War I years. (60 min.) involved in another situation co­ 1979. Rated PG. 92) - Logandary Pookat Billiard 38 - Living Faith 1:45 A.M. - Laurel & Hardy HBO Home Box Cffice (B) QD - Mery Ty l« Moor, Lockhart (90 min.) ' a - Soholastia Sports Aoad. become a member ol their bike - Wild, Wild West (22) medy. East Side Kids. Pamela 12:00A.M. I: Stars Toumamont 38 (28 (28 - TV Funnies Conrad CD 38 - Nawa/Sign Off d ) 9 9 - Pro B o w W a Tour To­ 3D - AM Sarvioa Revelation racing team. (23) - MOVIE; 'Choppy And The Blake. 1943 USA USA Network 09 6:30 P.M. (ED - Champlonahip WroMlIng* P . - MOVIE: 'Kill arMi Kill a - Batman (SZ) - Paper Chaaa Bain hosts this series of skits Princeaa' In the magical king­ day's show faaturst coverage ® - Nashville on tha Road CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 2:00 A.M, (E) @ D - Thundarr/ Goldie of the *200,000 F(reetone - CBS N m v. - Stroots of 8«n Franolaoo A^ain* A Martial Arts Champion a - Day of Dlaoovary done comic-book style. (30 dom of Silverland a princess is WHCT Hartford, C T 09 (3D QD 93) 7:30 P.M. 3D - If t Your Business Gold/ Action Jack Comedy Tournament from Akron, Oh(o. (2D - Nawamakara m ult aava a Nobal Priza win­ a - MOVIE: 'Second Wind' A min.) born. Choppy, The Cricket An­ WATR Waterbury, CT (29 . (SD 9 9 - nmt. (23) - Frooman Report. ning chamlit from tha handi of (Q ) - Great Sporta Lagande To­ - All-Star SportaChailanga gel and Princess Knight. 1973. Hour (90 min.) (2D ® - Barbara Mandrall and man to whom avarything in life day's program will feature (28 - Independent Network 38 CS) - wild Kingdom . tha Mandrall Slstara Barbara (29 - MOVIE; T h . Stud* A mtij' a damantad billionalra. Jamai C D - Newark and Reality CNN Cable News Ntwrk (23) 93 ) - Rhode comet easily discovert that the 'Jean Baiiveau.' Nawa (2D - Sports 5:45 A.M. IS ) ® - NBC Newt and her sisters are joined by sells his 'services* to woman, qyan, Annalina Krial. Ratad PG. things difficult to come by ere (3D - Magilla Gorilla WWLP Springfield, MA (29 (39 - O rN t Sport* RivalrlM willing to pay tha price. BrarU (28 - Portrait of a Legend 11:00 P.M. 2:30 A.M. CSD - News 139 - Bob Nowhoit Ray Charles and Sylvia. (R) (60 ( S - N a w a more worthwhile. James (3D - Beat bf Calliope 'Bo*ton Celtic* v«. the Lo* An­ min.) Walker, Joan Collins, DNvar TcA| Naughton, Lindsay Wagner, (29 - MOVIE: T h . Lat. Show' A ® CD CD'38 ® - News CD-L ife of RIlay CINEMAX Cinemax (29 geles Laker*.' HBO Sport* re­ bias. Rated R. >’ (8) - Uurol A Hardy 6:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. ' (23) - MOVIE: 'Middle Age Tedde Moore. Rated PG. 1976. lady coaxes a crusty private eye (2D - Uaala WEDH Hartford, C T (29 members th* gr*at basketball 129 - MQVIE: ‘Privat* Eyoa' CD - Off the Sat (3D - MOVIE: To Be Announced CE) - Pinceladea (3D - National Crime and Crazy* A middle aged man's Ufa ( S ) - El Show do R. Barral S' (29) - Numaro Uno 'Murray out of retirement to find her cat ( Q - Inside Business team rivalry that dominated the Two Scotland Yard tiautht and together they unravel CD - Morecamba & Wise (38 - ESPN Sports Cantar - Pattarna for Living WXTV Paterson, NJi (29 VM.no* Tom begins to coma apart as he pur­ (39 - World Championship Rose, Australia.' This program (2) 1982 Compulog CE) (22) SD - Smurfs 60s. atumbl* through aacrat paa- blackmail, mystary and murder. 3D - Odd Couple (2D - Special Report - Six Million DoHar Man sues his lost youth. Gruca Darn, Tonnit profiles Rose, who at 17, was CSD - Chiidren'a Gospel Hour (2D - American Cancer Society WVIT Hartford, C T (39 33) - Style CED tagaway* and drop through Lily Tomlin, Art Carney. Bill Ann-Msrgrat Rated R. trap door* looking for th* killari the youngest triple gold medal- 38 - ESPN Sports Center (TD > Barbapapa Special (ED ( £ - MuppM Show 12:30 A.M. Macy. 1977. 2:45 A.M. WSBK Boston, MA (39 35 - Paul Ryan Show (2B - Boxao Daada Mexico M tha Marlay*. Tim Conway, let in men's Olympic swimming 38 - English Channel 3 ) MOVIE; Th# Lovi* (28 - MOVIE: 'Private Eyes' 93) - Video Jukabox CSD ^ Chronlol* Don Knott*. Trlaha Noble, history. WGGB Springfield, MA 99 4:00 P.M. (BZ) - MOVIE: 'Double Machine' A man advances 8:00 P.M. (28 - Shopsmith Two Scotland Yard sleuths 9:00 A.M. (33) - DanM Fovor ftatad PG. new colt for his birthday. John (29) - spoken Word - Senford and Son IndarnnHy' Murder and life in­ lessly, via his sexual prowaaA ( S ) - Matlnaa at tha Bijou 'It's A 9D - To Be Announced 4:15 P.M. CD CD - Arohla'a Place Con­ - Sports stumble through secret pas­ C D - Apple Polithara WGBY Springfield. MA (SZ) (3D (33) Crawford, Mimi Gibson, Diane (2D 2 - News 92) - ESPN SporU ConUr surance enter into the piptura - What About Woman Joke, Son.' This folksy comady clusion. Archie is at odds with sageways and drop through (2D (3D - MOVIE: 'J**i* JaniM' from a six o’clock newscaster to 99 Brewster. 1957 . (2D - Newe/Sporta/Weather (25) - Para Gants Grande (28 - Nawscantar (3D - Big Blue Marble 99 - SporU Look whan a hard-boiled blonde network president. John Phillip features tha exploits of ‘Senator Stephanie’s grandmother. (R) trap doors looking for the killers (22) - Rock Concert Tha story of Jets* end Frank plans an 'accident'. Fred Mac- 6:15A.M. Claghorn' from tha Frad Allan S3) - W hy In tha World (28 - MOVIE: 'Fear Suikas Out* - MOVIE: T h e Soft Skin' A of the Marleys. Tim Conway, - MOVIE: To Be Announced Law. Oyan Cannon. RobaO (S t - MOVIE: 'Abbott and - Wide World of (28 (29 - Hola Pelusa (2D Jam ei, and the circumstance* 39 - Bha Na Na Murray, Barbara Stanwyck, Ed­ Radio Show. Starring Kenny This biography of ballplayer CD happily married man is at­ Don Knotts, Trisha Noble. Ryan. 1971 • ‘ (ED - Nows Coatello Moot Frenkanetoin' 98 - Mayor's Report Entarnainmant (2D - Money Weak S3) - N ew . Hamilton, Luana Patten. 1961. that mads them outlaw*. Ty ­ 123) - SporU Saturday ward G. Robinson. 1944 Delmar, Una Merkel and June The corpses of Dracula and Jimmy Piersall, follows his rise tracted to an airline hostess and Rated PG. (25) “ Consultation rone Power, Henry Fonda, Ran­ - MOVIE: 'S t Ives' When a ® - Quilting (ED - MOVIE: 'Qoorgy OliT A girl 6:30 A.M. Lockhart. (90 min.) Frankenstein kidnap Abbott 1:45 P.M. to the top and his fight with CD ® - MOVIE; 'Beyond the they drift Into an affair. Jean De- (2D S3) 39 - Spac Star. dolph Scott. 1939 I S ) - Nowaoonur 6:30A.M. former crime reporter is hired 9:30 P.M. marries s wealthy older man so (E D -B o s t of Barrio and Costello. Bella Lugosi. Lon (25) - Muaicales mental illnast. Anthony Per­ Poseidon Adventure' Addi­ sailly, Francoise Dorleac. 1964. 3:00 A.M. 39 - MOVIE: 'Abbs: Th . Movi.' 39 - Tb it W M k In Bat.b.11 39 - MOVIE: Thundar of (25) - Beta Bamana an Mundo CD - Best of Barrio by a movie mogul to locate CS) - OreatMt Sporti Legmtdt 3D - Talas of tha Unexpected that she 'can give her roonj- Chancey. 1948 kins, Karl Malden, Norma tional survivors turn up on a CD - MOVIE: 'Rida to Abba, the phenominally suc­ - Superman Drums' A U.S. Cavalry captain mate's abandoned, illegitimate QE) - Tima for Timothy Latino 2:00 P.M. (28 - in Performance at tha some valuable ledgers, he trav­ 99 (£ ) - NA8L Soeoer New York Moore. 1957. capsized ocean liner, and White House A California ranch Hangman's Tree' Tho 'Black C D - Insight cessful Scandanavian vocal fMl* hit new liauununt It Juat ® - Magilla Gorilla baby, whom she loves, a home. Q D - Chrittophar Cloaa-Up (29 - Adelanta (2D - Newemaker Sunday thieves are found to be looting els back and forth from seedy group is examined in this mal- (SZ) - Inalda Waahington at Chicago ® - MOVIE: 'Kill end Kill will be the scene when country Bandit' has a $10,000 pric^ on C5D - Davey/Ooliath sections to the affluent sufan another W att Pointer to be bro­ James Mason, Lynn Redgrav^, ( 9 -T h a t Girl (87) > Underatanding Human (22) - Challoa of Salvation Again' A Martial Arts Champion 4:30 P.M. what remains on the ship in this his head after escaping from odic documentary showing the - F. A. Soccer Tha Road to ken down into a fighting mach- music star Merle Haggard and !i - Tom & Jarry urbs. Charles Bronson. Jacque­ 1:30 P.M. (32) 10:00 P.M. Alan Bates. 1966 ■ Bahav. - Sporta America must save a Nobel Prize win­ - W id. Worid of SporU sequel to The Poseidon Adven­ the Hangman's Tree. Jack Lord, 3D members onstage and off. Wembley ino. Richard Boons, Gaorga - Praaa Box (29) (ID 99 fiddle champion Mark O'Con­ line Bisset. John Houseman. C23 - MOVIE: 'J.U . Jtnw*' CD-N e w s 9$ - MOVIE: Th# Blu^ ning chemist from the hands of Today's show features the Har­ ture. Michael Caine, Sally Field. nor perform for tho President James Farentino. Don Gallo­ 32) ' N CAA Instruct lonal Rated G. Hamilton, Luana Patten. 1961. ® - Aa Sohoola Match Wits 11:30 A.M. (25) - EmbaJadoraa da la Muaica 1976. The story of Jesse and Frank 99 - Video Jukabox Brothsrs' In an all-out effort te a demented billionaire. Jamas lem Globetrotters and the Telly Savalas. 1979 and Mrs.Reagan and their way. 1967 4 Series (57) - Building With Sun James, and the circumstancaa CD HD - Fantasy Island A - Faoa tha Nation (29) - Sacrifice of tho Mass Ryan. Annalina Kriat. Rated PG. 3D - Mr. Moon's Magic Circus ® - Hardy Boy*/ Nanoy Drmr 39 - Paul Hogan womsn experiences chivalry reassemble their blues ban<^ 99 - Rlr>g Around tha World C23 Men's High Diving Champion­ (ED - straight Talk guests. '(2D - News Wrapup 3D - MOVIE: 'Smokey Bites the that made them outlaws. Ty­ Jake and Elwood take on the ships from Orlando, FL. (60 11:30 A.M. 99 - M -A -S -H and evil in 17th century Franca 99 - Davay/Oollath dD - Thia Weak with David 99) - Rex Humbard 98 - Coronation Street (TT) - Kung Fu - Larson Sunday Night Ou s t a highschool hotshot (§Z) - Sesame Street rone Power, Henry Fonda, Ran­ (23) - SMt of Take Two Chicago police, some good 'ol min.) 38 3:15 A.M. - Blackstar and a magician suddenly pos­ Brinkley Today's show features (87) - Everybody's BuaJnese - Sunday at tha King's creates havoc at his town's Ho* CE) CE) dolph Scott. 1939 (22) - Libery Mutual Legwid* of ® - Rookfoi]! FIIO* boys and the Nazi party. John (38 99 - TP A Golf: 1982 USF8.G 9:30 A.M. sesses tha secrets of brilliant 6:45 A.M. an interview with Menachem House g j - MOVIE: To B . Announcwl 11:15 P.M. 38 - MOVIE; 'Kill and Kill mecoming weekend. Jimmy CE) ® - Heathcliff/ Golf NBC SporU covert the Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. Aretha 10:30 A.M. Claaaie from New Orleans • McNichol. Janet Julian. Walter - Buga Bunny Road CE) - Brady Bunch 7:30 P.M. sorcerers. (R) (60 min.) [Closed 93) - Dpvay/Oollath Begin of Israel. (28 - Palicula: Sa Anunciara Again' A Martial Arts Champion (E) CE) Marmaduka aeml-final round of this tourna* Franklin. 1979. Rated R. ; (2D - People Now (29 - Th.Y. Hollywood Final Round must save a Nobel Prize win­ Barnes. Rated PG. Runner Show CE) 3D " Major League - Sha Na Na Captioned] m - Rex Humbard d D -T V Mae# - TPA Goih 1982 USF&G ment for senior golfer*. (2 hri.) (9D 99 - Baorod Heart (29 - MOVIE: 'Privat. Ey..' ® - MOVIE: 'E u e p . from ning chemist from the hands of (32) Baaeball: Boaton at Toronto - K4da Are People Too To­ (22) S 8 - Sportsworld Today’s 11:30 P.M. 3D ^ Sports Probe (X ) - MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes Clastic from New Orleans • (9D - Agrontky and Company CD - Public Affairs 1:00 A.M. 93) (29 - MOVIE: To Be dD show features Atlanta's CART Tw o Scotland Yard eleuthe New York' A fallen hero gets a a demented billionaire. James (29 - Auction 7:00 A.M. day's guests are John Ritter, D - CBS Nawa and the Scarlet Claw* Sherlock Second Round CD - Murjani W TA ChampJon- 3D ** Independent Network CD - Evening at tha Improv Announced 200 race and part three of tha Stumble through secret pas­ second chance when he tries to Ryan, Anneline Kriel. Rated PG. (2D - Star Trek Cartoon (39 - What About Women 93) - Solid Gold - Christophar Cloaa-Up Giorgio Chinaglia and Scatman Holmes and Or. Watson trap a ahip N .w a World's Strongest Man compe­ sageways and drop through rescue the President of the Un­ CD - David Susskind (2D - Week in Review 3D - Scholastic Sports Acad. 9 9 - CoIgsU Woman'* OamM (5D - MOVIE: 'Damons of thij (2S - Spaolal Report Crothers. (R) (60 min.) diabolical monster in the Can­ CD - Major League Baaaball: [87) - Antiques ^ - Kannath Copaland tition. (2 hrs.) trap doors looking for tha killers ited States. Kurt Russell. Rated CD - Benny Hill Show 3:30 A.M. - Special Report From MSG (29 - To B. Announced Dead' (29) - Nawa Makara (2D - Ring Around the. World adian marshes. Basil Rathbone. (2D New York Mata at Montreal QE) - Kan Copaland (ED - Th a Y . T h . Spirit of tha Msrieys. Tim Conway, R. (38 - TP A Golf: 1982 USF&Q Nigel Bruce, Paul Cavanaugh. 4:15 P.M. - America's Top Tan (23) - N.wa/8ports/W.ather 3D - Twilight Zona - Thie Week With David (23) - Shakaapeara Plays 'Mid- CD - MOVIE: 'Pendulum' A pol­ (25) - New Jersey Hlapano 39 (TD - Tom A Jerry Don Knotts, Trisha Noble. ice captain is accused of mur­ Classic from New Orleans * 6:45 A.M. 1944 (3D - World of Survival - Three Stooges (ID - This la th* Uf* Brinkley sunlmar Night's Dream.’ This js 08 - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs: - Vic Braden's Tennis (39 32) - As School* MaUh W iu 32) 99 - NBC Magailn* (2D T Rock Concert Shakespeare's magical tale of Ratad PG. dering his wife and her lover. 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14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. April M. 1962 Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduts '^nd J.K.S. Cromwell 11 Becker 7 Vinal Tech 24 Cheney Tech 5 MCC 4 Bolton High 5 l/WetTACHCCK Crossword I6 0 T yOUR SPORTS Astro^graph ■ FOK 4100,000 LeTTf(?...ANP ’ VVOULP/VIAKE HIM v o u r / j m r h :' S n UP ANP W E IV... IV NOTICE.' LIKE TO Aniwor to ProviOM Punit April 25.1M2 SEE y o u ... ACROSS 38Critici» iovoroly LIL'JUBtlUL'JU Carelully choose those with UBRA (Rapt. 2S-Oct 23) If I'L L LET HIM s X n 7 whom you become InvotveO in possible today, forgo Involving I Nucloor M I ^ J 0 • 1 i □ a n RSox nip Jays S Q O tH M A ogoncy (ibbr.) 37 T n ^ seeKing another source of yoursell In commercial or 0 u L P □ m a n Bob Steele tops in tips 39 At houM of income. The possibilities are financial matters. Your Judg­ LITTLE EKPORE AEoglo'inoM 0 T T 0 a JJUAI especially good this coming ment in these areas may not bo lA S R E E TO S Air (profik) year if you work with the right up to Its usual standards. 12MOO------dO ^iylo TORONTO (UPI) - Jim Rice formance. He struck out five and SCO RPIO (O ct 24 No». 22) It's SEE HIM 41 Turltoy Popularity of Bob Steele in Connecticut didn’t recall that college bit, but 1 did recall walking one before being relieved by people. tung the games in question when names im­ drove in three rans with' a homer TAURUS (April 20-May 20) best that you don't make any 13 Words of un- should never be questioned. and a single and Camey Lansford Luis Aponte in the eighth. Don't let others make deci­ major decisions today Involving dotfUnding (2 *2 llie long-time early morning radio fixture provised by the promoter were used. Alfr^o Griffin led off the eighth sions lor you today that could a cash outlay. You could be too 45 Vonnda H e r a ld added a solo homer Friday night, wdi.) 49 Phonograph at W nc in Hartford walked off'yesterday Freddie Ware, now with the Hartford Park with a double and moved to third affect your material security. easily swayed by the sizzle In 14 Ton S 1 7 E leading the to a 5-4 mochino port Department, and looking as trim as when he They may not have as complete someone's sales pitch. cirolonly 0 0 1 N with a trophy several feet high which A n g l e when Damaso Garcia singled to left. SAOITTARHJS (Mw. 23-Oae. Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 51 Pharooh victory over the . a graip of the picture as you 15 CIA 5 1 E 9 designated him as the top money-maker for played basketball 40 years ago, talked of the Aponte took over and pinch hitter 21) Even If you are discontent­ 5 2S ttupgoH Right fielder Dwight Evans also do. Predictions of what's in . forotunnor 2 £ D $ days at old Hartford High and the converted store for you In each season ed w ith today's plans, don't ball the American Lung Association of Connec­ Earl Yost, Ranee MuIIiniks grounded into a tS-Staunch Wethersfield Avenue trolly car barn that was played a key role in the Red Sox’ following your birth date and make sudden changes without 53 Flowor holder 8 Stick on 33 Omsmoflttl ticut’s Celebrity Waiters' luncheon at the Sports Editor third straight victory by throwing fielder’s choice as Garcia was where your luck and opportuni­ discussing them with all Is FK into 54 Cameroon 9 Enthuiitsm sotting transformed into a sports area. Many a night 29 Skating Parkvlew'Hilton in Hartford. thrown out at second. Pinch hitter ties lie are in your Astro-Graph Involved. You may moss things MIKE/ 6BTTIIJ' tribe 10 Hazard 36 P ts u M t |2 I played the round ball game at those two out the potential tying run at the Y'SEB, OJ^ U6UAULV ME, a in n ti A1 Woods then singled to drive in Mall $t lor each to Astro- Up. ISWT BAP--THE THIKJ6 TO 55 Choori (Sp.) 11 Takn option wds.) plate in the ninth inning. Graph. Box 489, Radio City CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) ABOUT THAT/ 21 Moaouinof When the day's total number of “tips” had sites and before standing room only crowds. Griffin and pinch hitter Hosken 56 Songs of 17 F u n 40 Hinds ovor Lansford hit his first homer of the Station. N Y. t0019. Bo sure to Don't attempt something today AVOID IS FBBUHS OLD. land (motric) been tallied^ Steele, who has entertained prain 19 Lazy way to 41 Joyce Kilmer year in the fourth inning to give Powell doubl^ into the left field specify birth date. If your heart isn't In It. It's best 22 Wild goat 57 Auxiliary verb thousands of listeners for more than four to shelve these projects until fish po4m Boston a 2-0 lead and Rice, who corner to score MuIIiniks and Woods GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Try 24 Official decades on Hartford's leading radio station, No place for smokers to do everything in moderation you can fully concentrate on rocordt DOWN 23 Arctics 42 Dirsetor Coffee best seller singled home a mn in the sixth, to make it 5-3. today, whether It be working, what you're doing. 26 Portico 24 SIsntsd Pramlngor had the most money in his envelope, 1177.65. Personallv.there was a lot of satisfaction belted a two-run homer in the eighth eating, drinking or playing :1T IZ E N ' 27 SonJnJiw of m All money collected from tips for pouring 1 Egyptian dalty 25 Houn (Sp.) 43 G Steele sold himself as No.l among the 49 and not a smoker in the crowd. Smoking was following a single by Evans to make The Blue Jays rallied in the ninth Tendencies to overindulge AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. IS) CEWTEP Mohammed 2 To bo (L it) 26 Big nsmo in 44 Without water or coffee, signing autographs or posing could cause problems. ,men and women who were categorized as prohibited and the hotel people saw to it that it 5-0. when Buck Martinez singled to lead Avoid situations today that 30Form ou 3 Lull golf charge ' "celebrities” , including this writer. I for pictures was earmarked for the Lung Assn. CANCER (Aina 21-July 22) could pul you into competition 32 Hiving bnt 4 P is ^ o w a y nary an ash tray was available. Boston tagged loser Jim Clancy, 0- off the ninth off Burgmeier/ After Others will find you difficult to 27 W huzy 46 Other vrith friends. Don't make win­ chinco 5 Fomilyof finished far down the list but had to content Coffee was by far the best ''seller.” The Willie Upswaw struck out, Alfredo contend with today if you per­ 28 MIspItet 47 Rhumba I had conversations with' people from. 2, for a run in the first when Carl ning or being right more impor­ 34 Trialin't modiovil with more familiar names in the sports world diners were most generous to say the least. mit yoursell to become with­ 29 Don Juin's countiy Bristol and Wallingford, who talked of the Yastrzemski singled home Jerry Griffin singled to right. Mark Clear tant than a relationship. botovod Fomrs Mai Doyle, who did most of the 2 drawn or moody. Come out ol mother 46 Typo of Jacket like Bob Backlund, Rico Petrocelli and days when I was playing basketball in the relieved and Garcia blooped a single P IS C E S (Fab. 20-March 20) 36 DiiosM 6 Arrange anew Remy, who walked and advanced to your shell. Have some fun. Beware of making promlaes current day radio and television per­ promotional work for the Lung people, has ctrrying fly 7 Y n 31 Turn towards 50 Macao coin Eastern League and games were recalled second on a walk to Rice. into right to load the bases. Anthony LEO (M y 23-Aug. 22) Go today that you might be unable some sound advice. along with the will of the major­ sonalities. against Julie Larese’s Bristol Tramps at the After Lanslord’s homer, Boston Johnson ran for Martinez at second to fulfill. Once you've made a 'WbrUi’e'Qreateet Superherpae 5 6 7 8 ) 10 11 Steele, the day’s best salesman, got off to a "Start out with empty pockets," he ity today, rather than yield to commitment, follow through 1 2 3 4 Bristol Armory and the Wallingford Vets of added a run in the sixth as Evans and, after Ranee MuIIiniks struck desires to run the show. Com­ regardless of the Inconven­ great start even before he got to the hotel. Danny Finn and George Feigenbaum at that warned. tripled off the right field fence and out, A1 Woods singled to right ing on too strong will hurt your ience It may cause you. 12 13 14 While most of the tips were of a paper' Image. community and in Manchester. scored on a single by Rice. scoring Johnson from third. Griffin ARIES (March 21-April IS) y o u MEAN THERE S AOCMf Y er...couLV KM excu se , nature, there was considerable silver, and the VmQO (Aug. 2S>8«pt. 22) Impulsive financial decisions A1EA SEC, CLARK...*^ ANP HeRR i "WCM6X 1NC3TWM6 ftOE, "I was on my way over here,” he said as we “There was never any better basketball John Tudor, in his third major also tried to score on the play but Take nothing for g ra n ts today ON THE PLANETS F ttO M T A T THAT 15 16 17 pockets were not only heavy but bulging when could backfire today, so take " PHONB, THIS IS P R iw r r s /^ WE wE(?e FRKMPS. / m rvB e o r tried on our special waiter jackets and straw played in the state. I don’t think the colleges league season, raised his record to was cut down at the plate on a concerning important goals. plenty of time to think your i...eATHeuot ^ loADmesueR. the hour arrived to make returns. CLARK i skimmers, "when a guy came up to me and today, like UConn, could win in that type 3-0 with a strong seven-inning per- perfect throw by Evans. Accomplishments normally moves through where dollara 0fmiUM*S4t... 18 19 20 Arnold Dean, back in harness after suf­ achieved with ease could have are concerned. You'll be glad said I want a ticket for that luncheon. How competition,” a gentleman from Meriden some unexpected complica­ fering injuries two months ago, did a master­ 4 you did. 21 22 ' 23 much is it? I told him »15 bucks. He said he’d said of recalling the golden years of the sport tions. write a check and here it is, for |25 and made in Connecticut following World War II. I ful job as master of ceremonies. It was a fun day, which it was supposed to 24 25 26 27 26 29 out to' the Connecticut Lung Assn.” might disagree with him on that point. There were 579 dinners accounted for, not One fellow had a better memory that I be for the celebrities, and a profitable day for Yanks upenided the American Lung'kAssn. of Connecticut 30 31 32 33 counting the two Backlund put away. He’s when he said he remembered the nights I the recognized World Federation Wrestling played in Waterbury along with a number of which was the main purpose of the promo­ Whitaker’s one-out double in the Bridge tion. NEW YORK (UPI) - Larry Hern­ 34 35 Champion, all 240 pounds of muscle. other collegians under different names. I don, John Wockenfuss and Alan fourth finished Righetti and Chet Lemon greeted reliever John 39 Trammell drove in two runs apiece 36 Friday night to support the seven-hit Pacella, the second of three New I pitching of Dan Petry and spark the York pitchers, with an RBI single. 40^ ■eevyra Law — Janies Schumeister F’ to their seventh Herndon’s basesloaded sacrifice fly accounted for another run in the in­ Master point inflation 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 straight triumph, a 9-1 rout of the Cromwell bunches . ning as the Tigers took a 64) lead. in one year, it was 1983. In Wilson’s double, a wild pitch and 49 50 51 Enos Cabell contributed a single, 1981, 15 players scored -.6AN ACTUALLY ANDOm^ F ie a double and triple to Detroit’s 13-hit Trammell’s sacrifice fly produced more than a 1,000 and three INFESlOiS fM £AN MOST THEBE LET Me GET 52 53 54 attack, which gave Detroit its fourth another run in the seventh and the NORTH l-M-M over 2,000. i i x THIS snsAiGHr- NUMBER- INFE6T0 5 i M P o m r r 6 OE6 O0B- Tigers added two more in the eighth ♦ KJ53 ACBL president Jim . T NATION/ie POBEKsN runs, tops Cheney victory in five games against the 57 off Pacella on Kirk Gibson’s PK74 Zimmerman finished eighth , CX)U5IN>... TEE^olisr?', T E B E ^ IS T / AH>. 55 56 defending American League cham­ ♦ A98 with 1,358. Jim is a very fine pions this season. runscoring double and an RBI single ♦ QJ3 player indeed as may be Bunching 10 runs in the opening "Crdmwell is a big team, a hitting Trammell, who had three singles, by Wockenfuss. seen from this hand. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN,) two frames, Cromwell High WEST EAST club. All its outs were bard hit. drove in Glenn Wilson and Lou Petry, 2-1, issued five walks and North raised Jim right to remained unbeaten with an 11-5 ♦ 972 ♦ei three no-trump, instead of “We made some-errors (four) but Whitaker’s sacrifice fly scored struck out one in going the distance. PJ8 VQ1083S1 using Stayman and finding decision over Cheney Tech in .COC didn’t fold as in the past. We stayed Howard Johnson as Detroit scored He blanked the Yankees until the ♦Q751 e je the 4-4 spade fit. baseball action yesterday in in the game. Kaminski battled back ninth when a single by Bobby ♦A952 ♦876 twice in the second inning off starter Jim ran off four spades CELEBRITY CIPHER Cromwell. affer the first couple of innings. He and loser Dave Righetti, 1-2. Hern­ Murcer, a forceout, a single by SOUTH and noted East’s discards of Oelibrily OpR* oryplogrifM M erMlad from quowtone by iMnoui pacpl*. pMl The Panthers stand 5-0 while the ♦ AQ108 the 5-2 of hearts and. West's ■ndpniont Each Wlif In tw cipher nondi lor onoiher. Today's d m KoqusIsV. was shook but the last four innings don tripled in a run and scored on Graig Nettles and a sacrifice fly by ♦ A6 of the deuce of clubs. Techmen are winless in four starts. he settled down and pitched well.” Wockenfuss’ infield grounder in a Dave Revering produced a run. ♦ K 10 3 2 Cheney is 0-3 in COC play. A Now he led a club. West Kaminski, 0-2, fanned the side in two-run third. ♦ K104 took his ace and led a second uapiain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Next outing for Cheney is Tuesday the fifth and two more Panthers in club. Jim had to attack dia­ Vulnerable: Both at (>>ventry High at 3:15. the sixth. He finished with eight monds and led a diamond to The Techmen took an early 2-0 WSox 4-2 Dealer: South dummy’s ace and returned PREPARE 'sUBSTlTAFFIRMATIVe. “XWAZ XMe OWOOKOOMCA VCQOV strikeouts and issued four walks. Brewers 2-1 West N orth East Soatk the nine. When East’s jack KEVIN ANP MICHAEL GIVE EASY THE TUTION PEVICE.^ lead in the first. Tom Eaton had a Winning hurler Smith worked six in­ BALTIMORE (UPI) Jim KEY TO THEIR MOUMTAIM HOU&E.. INT appeared he took his king leadoff double to left and scored on nings in whicn he yieldM I t hits'ahd ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) — Morrison tripled home Harold Pass 3 NT Pass Pass and led a third diamond to WE'LL BE UP Brian Beley’s RBI single up the five runs. He fanned eight and Don Money’s fifth-inning single Baines with the go-ahead run in the Pass wind up with five no-trump. P TO SEE YA ON middle. Beley took second on the walked two. ninth inning Friday night to spark It was a very good score THE weekend. drove in from se­ since the best a spade aw YIPPOXI ROW DPPE MF YBPP. throw home and subsequently Beley had three hits and Barone cond base with the winning run the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 Opening lead: b2 declarer could do was to scored on Paul Nowak’s RBI single and John Sullivan two apiece in a 12- Friday night, enabling the triumph over Baltimore and hand make that same five odd. to center. hit Cheney attack. "Our bats are to defeat the the Orioles their ninth straight loss. He had turned out to be Cromwell, however, didn’t waste lucky. If West had held back. We stung the ball. We jiad Texas Rangers, 2-1. Baines opened the ninth with a ueen, jack, fourth of - OHQJVO O, PQFPWVXHPB time taking the advantage with a three doubles and our 12 hits doubled Moose Haas, 14), went eight in­ single off loser , 0-1, was By Oswald Jacoby iamonds, Jim would have six-run first frame. Reggie Thomas what we had the first three games,” nings and retired 15 of the last 17 sacrificed to second and scored and Alan Sontag ' amade just four no-trump, blasted a leadoff homer to get the Busick related. batters he faced to get the victory. when Morrison lined a triple down but he had taken the best ball rolling. Unnerved Cheney Master point inflation is percentage play at his no- Rollie Fingers pitched the ninth to the third base line. Morrison then as high as any today. When trump contract and it paid hurler Tom Kaminski issued three gain his second save. scored on Ron LeFlore’s double PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"lf there Is no hell, a good many straight walks before Dan Tenney Oswald Jacoby became the off. preachert ere obtaining money under false pretenses." — Billy Milwaukee opened the scoring in down the right field line. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.J Alley Oop — Dave Graue grounded into a fielder’s choice, a Cromwell (11) —Thomas ss, 4-2- first man to score over 1,000 Sunday the first inning when Paul Molitor Lamarr Hoyt, 3-0, notched his run scoring. 3-1, Barillaro cf, 3-2-1-0, Ciaschini led off with a walk, went to third on third victory against Baltimore Winning pitcher Jeff Smith aided 2b, l-l-O-l, Lajoie 2b, 2-0-0-0, W HERE b a c k t o M O O ! a double to left by Charlie Moore after taking over in the eighth and Priwilla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan Y'THINK WE M ILIT A R Y A D V IS E R ? .'! LISTEN, YOU TWO STICK bis own cause with a two-run double Langenauer lb, 3-3-OH), Tenney rf, 3- OUGHTA SET I DON'T LIKE TH'SMELL WITH THIS BUNCH AND YPU.„ SOMEBODY'S AI and scored on Cecil Cooper’s striking out Dan Ford with the go- rr UP HERE, O F T H IS .' FIND OUT WHAT and batterymate Kevin McCarthy 0- 0-1, Richter dh, 4-1-0-0, Smith p, rf, sacrifice fly to center field. ahead run on second. KABOOM? THEY'RE UP KH W CartylB — Lari^ Wright cai>ped the stanza with a two-run 2- 1-1-3, McCarthy c, 4-1-2-3, Brooks, THAT'S IT” homer over the leftfield fence. 2b, O-OHH), Parker if, 3-0-0-0, Sarki­ U Pl photo JUST FOl? A JOKE, I’LL sian p, O-OHW). Totals 1* 29-11-7-8. SNEAK UP ON THOSE STEALTHILV- Cromwell added four markers on TVJO ANP SCARE THE STEALTH! LV" two Mts and two Tech miscues in the Cheney Tech (5) — Eaton 3b, 4-1- Bolton thumped ^ m m HANDBOCk second for a 10-2 bulge. 1- 0, Beley 2b, 4-1-3-2, Sullivan rf, 3- Time for celebating WITS OUT OF THEM ' Cate av€ very torviton»l. Be Cheney fought back with three 0- 2^, Frigo rf, l-0^4)-0, Nowak if, 3-0- It’s been a great season to date for the Atlanta Braves and 'ijP x y ^tA€ -to youk-iTvaipkcRNYoov- markers in the sixth. Cal Gottberg 1- 1, Ronan If, 1-(MM), Walling ss, 3-0- I singled and Kaminski bunted for a 1-0, Elliot cf, 3-0-04), Schulz cf, 0-04)- mascot Chief Nok-a-Homa gets Into the act by offering con­ K ow Po56essiov\G,5o ditkev-cate by Vinal in COC hit. Dan Barone drilled a two-run 0, Gothberg lb, 4-1-14), Kaminski p, gratulations to Steve Bedrosian after he hurled record 12th u/'iU t»ww-tKey helows-to y o o . double to right and he scored on 3- 1-14), Barone dh, 3-1-2-2, Boisvertstraight win over Cincinnati. Chris Chambliss added his best wishes. Reds ended Braves’ skein at 13 victories. Three big innings gave Vinal Tech first inning but then the floodgates Beley’s third hit, an RBI single to c, 0-04)4). Totals: 32-5-12-5. opened in the second," stated Bolton left. Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. a 24-5 triumph over Bolton High in Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves COC baseball action yesterday in Coach Joe Monroe. “ We played w ell to d a y ,’’ ' Cromwell 640 001 x—11 “We didn’t play that badly defen­ remarked Tech Coach Rich Busick, Cheney Tech 200 003 0— 5 Middletown. The win lifts Vinal to 2-3 while the sively today. We just got no Ct5SI»rKA.ne TMReg u5 Per 5 TMOR Bulldogs are winless in four starts. pitching. I now have a beleaguered HgpB’5 t h e PICT*JPS/ Yankees trode unit which is down and discouraged IT'S TRU E" Bolton has a make-up tilt- at home JOKING CAN BE E oY S ------f e a t h e r ?/ Five-run first frame Monday against Coventry High at but we’ll come back and keep on HAZAKCOUS TO 3:15. working hard and hopefully some HOUR STEALTH.' U U |N G 5 , b e a r ?, Watson to Braves Vinal scored two runs in the first things will change around. /KMP NE5TS. inning, six in the second, nine in the "It’s kind of tough when you don’t ^ ' enough to top MCC fourth and seven in the sixth stanza. have the horses. But the kids are »T'? A cRAX-Y NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Yankees traded veteran first Bolton did all its scoring in the third trying their hearts out and that’s all Five runs in the first inning, four Ken D’Attilio two to lead MCC’s baseman Bob Watson to the Atlanta Braves Friday for minor league frame. you can ask,” Moneoe commented. 2 iPEAy IT JUTT Freshman Tom Russell had two jinaarned, Propelled Becker Junior nine-hit attack. pitcher Scott Patterson. Keith Owen hurled the first 1% in­ m i g h t W o r k ! College to a 7-4 win over Manchester nings and took the loss. Bob Cusano, hits and an RBI and Harpin had a hit Becker (7) —- Budzlnsky 3b, 3-3-3- Watson, 36, came to the Yankees in 1980 from Boston as a free agent (^immunity 0>Uege in baseball ac­ and was one of the club’s three capable first basemen. Chris Morianos and Norm Harpin and RBI for Bolton. The Bulldogs O>6S2»yWA.Me.TMAe»UBPMSTM0ll TvtME$4*24> tion yestei^y in Worcester. Mass. 0, Brown If, 3-14)4), McCann ss, 4-1- followed up. “Keith had a decent had seven hits against 16 for Vinal. 3-2, McLaughlin dh, 34)4>4), Salerno With the trade of Watson, who has a career batting average of .297 The win lifts Becker to 4-5 while with 915 RBI in 13 seasons, the Yankees can platoon lefLhanded hit­ SuJLflv/eu»» 4 *24 The Born Loser — Art Sansom the Cougars slide to 9-6 with the c, 3-1-14), Hassett cf, S-1-1-1, Carpino CtMNrWA^ 2b, 2-0-1-0, Provinse lb, 3-04)-0, ting Dave Revering and switch-hitting Dave Collins at first. Collins, loss. who was promised more playing time when he signed an $800,000 a Bolton girls topple Bacon M(X has a busy weekend up­ Mutter rf, 24)4)4), Rinaldi p, 04)4)4). Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick B u ^ Bunny — Warner Bros. 'Totals: 26-7-9-3. year free agent contract with the 'Yankees, had been used sparingly coming with a doubleheader today thus far this season. Collins can also play the outfield. homered to pace Bolton, which 4 I'LL m Sou COTr IHIWKAWtH, MCC (4) — DeSaulniers ss, 44)-0- With freshman leftfielder Denane ACCORDllSe 1& CALCULATIONS, against South Clentral Oimmunity Watson should give the Braves, who set a modem major league Marshall’s two-out shoestring catch scored six times in the first inning OF m m &OLIF0 2 5 ,. College at Cougar Field at noon. The 0, Caro 2b, 4-1-2-1, D’AttiUo cf, 44)-2- PACK UP DON'T LET HIM TALK HIS '' VVE'BE P U E fO R A -M A JO R 0, W. Gonzalez 3b, 4-1-14), Morhardt record with 13 straight victories to start the season, added power in a in the bottom of the seventh inning and four in the fourth for two big Cougars then are at Housatonic hitter’s ballpark. He will also team with former Yankee Chris preserving the decision, Bolton High outbursts. IM PETecTiVE lThat piece, WAT OUT OF IT OFFICER! EARTHQUAKE, Community (College for a twinblU lb, 4-14)4), Troian dh, 3-1-3-2, (tarone SU M B O ' iOlJ'RE FUZZ, . HE'6 NOT rSUSHER NiWEE, If, 14)-04>, Botteron if, 14)4)4), Sarant Chambliss at first base and give the young Braves further experience. nipped Bacon Academy, 15-14, in Bolton had a 15-9 lead going into ------Sunday, alM with a noon start. UKPER .ARRE6T, BCFORE . HE'6 KO. JONE^, A c, S4)-14), Johnson pr, 04)4)4), C. Gon­ girls’'softball action yesterday in the Bacon seventh. 6U#HER«AaEE, I PAPER \T iME WRITER! BUT HE'S The Cougars committed four Colchester. Freshman shortstop Wendy errors, three of the miscues in the zalez rf, 34)4)4), Tager p, 04)4)4), A L IA 6 'jOU OVER ! JUST A6 C.RCOKEP Frusclante p, 04MM). Totals: 31-4-9- The win gives the Bulldogs a 1-2 Plosky also played well defensively CtPUJNEL w it h a AGTiHAT 6WINPLER! opening canto where Becker scored 3. . mark while the Bobcats drop to 0-3. for Bolton. Next outing is Monday in ABILENE FALSE five times. It added a single marker Doreen Gagnon singled, doubled a make-up tilt at home against ARRE6T in the second for a 6-0 bulge. Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. Expos stop Mets, 5-4 5UITJ M(X; 000 130 0-4 and tripled and Tracey Kalkus Coventry High at 3:15. MCC scored in the fourth on a starter Bill Gullickson went eight in­ Mike Troian homer and three times Becker 510 001 x—7 MONTREAL (UPI) - A1 Oliver 4-04 singled over second base to drive nings and scattered six hits before in the fifth. Freddy Caro belted a walking pinch hitter Rusty Staub to wininrop — u ic k oavaiii leadoff homer, a second run came home Rodney Scott from third with Cougar softballers bow one out in the ninth inning Friday, open the ninth. Reliever Jeff Rear­ AS SOON A SX across on a Becker miscue and don, 24), came on and Bob Bailor, AAAKESViflUFEEU m m ^ Tickets available giving the Montreal Expos a 5-4 vic­ THE AIR AB<%ir US IS MILLICNS ANP BILUC5N S GOVBR. MAVEUJNCH,pOC., Troian’s third bit plated the final running for Staub, was sacrificed to Dropping a hard-fought decision, and took the loss. She limited TEEMlNOr WITH OrERWS.. ANP TRIUUIC?NS(3F^ERW S. K iN D c jF tally. tory over the New York Mets. WABBIT. With one out, Scott singled off second by Mike Jorgensen. Mookie Manchester Community College Becker to six hits but walked 11. MIUUKPNS OF OrEBViS. v a e s e t r n r ? Becker added iU final marker in Ten tickets are still available Wilson then tripled to right field tie from the Manchester Jaycees for reliever Jesse Orosco, 0-2. Scott women fell to Becker Junior Sue White was 4-for-4 while Lisa the home sixth. the score but George Foster filed College, 8-5, yesterday in Leicester, Alan Tager started for MOC and ()ld Timers Day at Boston’s Fenway then stole second and Terry Fran- SchwarU. Cindy Cox and Tracy cona walked. Neil Allen came on for out with two down, stranding the go- Mass. Ramsey also hit well for MCC. a b s o rb e d ^ loss. He worked four Park on Satur^y, May 1 when the ahead run on third. Red Sox meet Texas. New York and Andre Dawson hit a The Cougars played errorless ball The Cougars have a busy weekend innings giving up seven bits and but still saw their record dip to 1-5. sixth runs. He walked five luid Anyone interested may contact dribbler to third to load the bases. with d doubleheader today against fanned nhne. Mark Rinaldi went the Joe Stack at 289-8112. Tickets, which Oliver hit Allen’s first pitch past the Warren Cromartie broke a 3-3 tie Becker, 9-2, wiped out th r^ MCC Trinity College and a twinbill Sun­ distance to gain the win for Becker. include round trip transportation, mound and over second for the win­ with a sixth-inning to put leads in annexing the decision. It day at home against South Central the Expos ahead 4-3. Cromartie’s Community College. Both 'M.,,111.. , mow V-lV He issued one free pass and whiffed are |17. ning hit. scored four times in the home sixth third homer of the year came off to erase a 5-4 Ckiugar advantage. doubleheaders start at noon. MM , two. Ted Williams will be in the Old The Mets pushed across a run in d IfU t Troian had three hits and Caro and Timers’ lineup. the ninth to tie it 4-4. Montreal Mets starter Randy Jones. Laurie Gagnon went the distance - -M- -a *. ■>

16- MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 24, 1982 Baseball big loser at gate in

Hockey League gained 182,266 to fl,- NEW YORK (UPI) - Major losses in baseball and lesser ones in trons. creases in other categories cut daii :e at post-season games was up 65,341 to 1,941,446. 692,588 but minor league and coUege League baseball, down more than 16 basketball, hockey and soccer. On the basis of estimal Kl atten­ baseball’s net loss to 10,140,158. The hockey lost 597,185 to an estimated minors gained 3,987,982 to 16,559,704, Basketball drew 41,243,996 - 30,- million spectators because of a Overall, 1,670,931 fewer spec­ dance, auto racing ranked second 7,369,134 for a net loss of 414,919 in colleges gained 1,541,609 to 8,370,377 935,117 for 1,275 senior colleges and seven-week strike, was the one of tators attended the 12 major sur­ with 54,267,000 - up 3,228,00, that sport. the few boxoffice losers among veyed sports in 1981 compared to the Baseball, however, remained se­ and post-season major league 10,308,879 for the National Basket­ baseball gained 800,011 to 1,531,296. ball Association, Including playoffs. major sports in 1981. previous year. cond to horse racing among sports Other estimates: Major open ten­ Football showed gains at every. The NBA lost 368,612 but a coUege Auto racing, tennis, thoroughbred Horse racing remained No. 1 with with official figures available with a nis tournaments gained 2,978,000 to level — college, pro and post-season gain of 243,185 cut the overall loss to racing, boxing, greyhound racing 77,699,745 - a record 51,125,024 at total of 53,005,753, counting the 12,840,500, soccer lost 16,390 to 11,- games — for an Increase of 546,166 125,427. College discus championshlp-1. Pat and football led several sports in thoroughbred tracks and 26,274,721 major league regular season, 376,007, jai alai gained 338,774 to 7,- Jack' Nicklaus 36«-7l to 51,355,477. The 648 colleges sur­ Greyhound racing, with an es­ SAN DIEGO ATLANTA MrCulla. Kentucky, 190 feet. 3 inches remarkable gains in the 35th annual at harness races — for an overall in­ playoffs. , 17 minor 417,010, boxing gained 862,705 to 7,- Wally Armstrong. 3648-71 ab r h bl ab r h bi (58.90 metersl. 2, Scott Lofquist, attendance survey conducted by the crease of 215,646. Thoroughbred leagues and the colleges. veyed drew 35,807,040, up 266,065, timated 21,507,617 on a gain of 675,- Lou Graham 3744-71 RIchrds If 6110 Butler cf 5 0 10 Arkansas, 190-2 (5796mI. 3. Au^e Wolf. 250,000 and wrestling gained4B0,000 Phil Hancock 344^71 Bonilla 2b 5 0 3 0 Hubbrd 2b 5 12 2 tracks gained 1,340,793 and made up Major League baseball drew 26,- and the National Football League 572, surpassed hockey’s official 3846-71 Princeton, 1888 (57.50m). ♦, Al Baginski. Daily Racing Form, Those gains, to 4,680,000. Gary Koch Ystrzm dh 4 0 2 1 Bonnell cf 3 0 0 0 Templtn ss 6 0 10 Wshngtn rf 5 0 0 0 Maryland. 175-11 (5S.62m). 5. U rry 544 37B rtown 16,469,760, but in­ was up 214,760 to 13,606,990. Atten- figure-of 19,061,722. The National Mark Pfeil 3447^71 Jones cf 5 10 0 Camp p 0 0 0 0 however, could not offset huge for the loss of 1,125,147 harness par- 3843-71 Lansfrd 3b 3 12 1 Woods If 2 12 2 Rosen, Tennessee, 175-10 ( 53.60m) • Tom Watson Stapletn lb 4 0 0 0 Nordhgn If 3 0 10 Lezeano r f . 6 3 4 4 Homer 3b 4 10 0 College hammer throw championship- Andy Bean 3836-72 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Murphy If 5 0 11 3638-72 Geaman c 4 0 0 0 Powell rf 10 12 1 Richard Olsen Southern Methodist, 221 Jim Thorpe Hoffmn ss 4 0 0 0 Velez dh 3 0 0 0 Eklwrds pr 0 0 0 0 Chmols lb 5 0 0 0 feet, 5 inches (87.50 meters). 2, Keith Beau Baugh 3736-73 Miller cf 4 0 3 0 Mybrry ph 10 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 ^nedict c 5 0 0 0 Bateson, Southern Methodist. 211-6 Pro golf roundup Eric Batten 3646- 72 ^ rfield rf 4 0 0 0 Chiffer p 1 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 10 164.48ml. 3, Declan Hegarty. BMton Denis Watson 3647- 72 Martinez c 4 0 2 0 Salazar 3b 3 0 0 0 Niekro p 2 0 0 0 University. 205-4 (6L60m). 4 t^eg Perry Arthur 3646- 72 Johnson pr 0 10 0 Perkins lb 2 0 10 Royster ph 10 0 0 Oassner. Southern Connecticut, 201-7 Steve Thomas 3647- 72 Bevacq lb 2 0 11 Mcwllm p 0 0 0 0 8146-72 light games not included) Upshaw lb 3 0 0 0 (61.44ml. 5, William Borden. Southern Pennant Aaron's top thrill Bob Ackerman East Griffin ss 3 13 0 Lollar p 3 111 Hanna p 0 0 0 0 Conneclicul. 20i:6 (61 42m) , Dave Edwards 3647-72 , W L Pet. GB Gwosdz . c 2 0 0 0 Linares If 1110 College long jump championshlp--l. Vance Heafner 3448-72 Totals 345 11 5 874124 Shearer leads PGA Boston 1001010B9— 5 ToUls 46 6 12 6 ToUls 42 3 6 3 Mike Conley, Arkansas, 26 f« t. I''* Dan Halldorson 8746-72 St. Louis 11 5 “ Toronto 000 000 081— 4 San Diego 001 100 00) 019- 6 inches (7 97 metersl 2. Derek Harper. Timers baseball classic at RFK Memorial Forrest Fezler 3636-72 Montreal ^ J '2? AtlanU 000101000010-3 Michigan, TSt-V/i (7.66ml 3. Ward Wilson, NEW YORK (UPI) — For most of his meal, Lennle Clements 3346-72 New York 5 S S L . ^H offm an. DP—Boston 1, Toronto 4. the director of player development for the Stadium in Washington, D.C., July 19. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - strokes behind the leader, were 3 4 ^ 7 0 LOB-Boston 5, Toronto 8. 2&-Martinez, E—Hubbard. Murphy. DP—Atlanta 3. MaryUnd, 25^-4 (7.64ml. 4, Frank AUtoii, 34- Sfr-70 Lee Elder 3646-72 Pittsburgh J '2J Si LOB—San Diego 9, Atlanta 4. 2B— C.W Post, 24-IOV4 (7.59m). 5. Sam Scott. The idea of the game is to have the fans see George Archer, Ron Conunahs, Gibby Gilbert 8746-72 Chi'®?® 5 10 .M Griffin, Powell. SB^Evans. HR—Lansford Atlanta Braves was permitted to eat in Australian Bob Shearer rode the 37-33-70 Philadelpl^ia S 9 JSO 7 (1). Rice (1). S-Grlffln. Bonilla. Ramirez, Murphy. Richards. HR South Carolina, 24-6 (7.44m). peace. Nobody bothered him until one of the Sports such Hall of Famers or great stars of the past tide of a PGA victory at Tallahassee Larry Ziegler and Jim Simons. 3&^7D Allen Miller 3846-72 IP H RERBBSO —Lollar (1), Lezeano 2 (2), Hubbard (1). 35- 3&-71 Mike Nicolette 3537-72 SB-Butler.S-R(W 3 0 Niekro as Mays, Stan Musial, Ted Williams, Joe Jack Nicklaus, looking for his first 3636-72 Atlanta Boston waiters shamelessly gave him away. I'-**' to the first round lead of the rain- 3M7-71 Don Pooley Tudor (W 90) 7 6 2 2 1 5 McWilliams 22-3 3 1 1 2 1 Pulling another waiter off to the side, the Parade DiMaggio, Warren Spahn, Ernie Banks, delayed 1400,000 USF&G golf classic PGA win in 20 months, and Tom 30-33-71 Mike Reid San Diego 5 J S Hanna 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Curtis Strange Los Angeles S 5 S L . Aponte 1-321100 first one whispered: Mickey Mantle, Ewell Blackwell, Dick Allen, Friday, firing a 6-under-par 66 at the Watson, who has won in New *MeUon '37-34-71 San Francisco 5 * ™ Burgmeier 1 2 1 1 0 Camp (L 2-1) 1 2 3 3 Kelly Fuiks 'Watkins 3647- 72 Clear (S 3) 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 T-3:16. A-37.106. "You know who that is?” Milt Richman Marty Marion, Don Larsen, Hank Greenberg, soggy Lakewood Country Club. Orleans the last two years, both .Debbie Austin 37-36-72 Jay Cudd 3537-72 Houston 5 S S S ' 3448-72 Cincinnati 4 10 788 9 Toronto Sandy Koufax, Joe Cronin, Ekidie Stanky, Pee came in at l-under-par 71 alter each Dale Eggeline 36«-72 Dave Hill Friday’s Results. Clancy (L 98) 7 8 5 5 3 4 "No,” was the honest reply. Carole Jo CalUson 3 6 ^ 7 2 Jodie Mudd 3648- 72 Boccer Wee Reese, Camilo Pascual, Dick Groat, Tied at second place one stroke drew two bogeys on the front nine. Jack Slocum 8746-72 (All 'Times EST) McLaughlin 2 3 0 0 0 0 1961 Attendance Survey 2 ‘.Tt’s Hank Aaron, the ballplayer.” / ' V , Kandra Post 36- 36-72 Frank and Brooks Robinson and oh, so many Bill Britton 3348-72 Montreal 5 New York 4 Tudor pitched to 2 batters in 8th; (Compiled by Daily Racing Form) The.second waiter tried not to be too ob­ behind was Scott Hoch of Raleigh, "I played about as solid as I could Sharon Barrett 36- 36-72 Pittsburgh 12 Chicago 10 pitch^ to 2 batters in Bth. Horse racing — ^,606,7©, up 215,646 l,orl Huxhold 37- 35—72 Antonio Cerda 3836- 72 vious staring at the husky diner in the tan more, compete for at least an inning or two. N.C., who shot 67 on the par-72,7,080 today,” said Shearer. “I think I mis­ Clharles Coody 3844-72 San Diego at AtUnU, 7:40 p.m. T-2:2i. A-10,428. from 1980. Throughbred racing. Sl.42S,O04, Joanne Camer 37-35-72 up 1340,798. Harness racing. 263f4.721, Or merely take a bow if the old hamstrings sed two greens, but not by very far.” Lance Ten Broeck 8745tW St. Louis at Philadelphia, 8:05' p.m, suit. league player in history. yard course, and Jim Ciolbert, who Penny Pulz 35-37-72 Cincinnati at Houston, 8:» p.m. down 1.125,lf7. _____ won’t allow them to play. The rain forced a one-day post­ Janet Alex 37-36-72 Jim Barber 3844- 73 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE "He looks different than he does on TV,” he Breaking Ruth’s record is something Aaron eagled the 12th hole from 113 yards. David Thore 8746-73 Los Angeles at San Francisco, 10;» Auto racing — (Estimated) 5436?,000. Ballots and player guides are being ponement in the start of the 72-hole “Jeannette Kerr 36«-72 CHICAGO BALTIMORE up 3328,000. By United Press International said. realizes he’ll be identified with as long as he Q)lbert overcame a bogey on the .Dianne Dailey 3044-73 Mark O'Meara 3845- 73 P f - . . « ab r h.bl ab r h bi Eastern 3446-73 Saturday’s Games Baseball - 53,006373, down 10,140.158. That did it. In a few minutes, 48-year-old lives, but prodigious as his accomplishment provided by Cracker Jack at various places front nine where he had two birdies tournament Thursday, but the sun Judy Clark 37-36-73 Ken Green ' New York (Falcone 1-0 or Swan 1-1) at LeFlore cf 5 0 2 2 Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 Major league regular season, 26344378. W L GF GA BP Pis. 'Silvia Bertolaccini 87-36-73 Joe Inman 3746-73 Bernzrd 2b 5 0 0 0 Dauer 2b 4 2 3 0 Toronto 3 0 w as considered, it has become rather old hat around the country and In different national and picked up the eagle and two came out early Friday and im­ 3837- 73 Montreal (Burris 02). 1:» p.m. down 16,4».760. Major league playoffs Hank Aaron suddenly became a captive Susie McAllister , 4MS-73 John Adams Pittsburgh (Baumgarten 0-1) at Chica­ Kemp If 1 0 0 0 Singletn dh 3 0 0 0 and world series. 1,531396, up 800,011. New York 2 0 audience to a steady procession of autograph to him by now. magazines so fans can vote for their choices. more birdies after the turn. proved the course as the day wore 'Carolyn Hill 3637- 73 Tim Graham 3548-73 RLaw If 2 10 0 Dwyer pr 0 0 0 0 Montreal 1 1 Hal Sutton 8746-73 go (Jenkins 2-1), 2 :» p.m. _ Minor leagues (17). 16369.704, up "I don’t feel one way or another about it,” It’s all for an excellent cause since a portion Grouped in third place, two on. Unore Muraoka 37-36-73 St. Louis (Andujar M ) at Philadelphia Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 Murray lb ' 4 0 2 2 3.987382. Colleges. 8,370377, up 1341,600. Chicago 0 2 4 seekers that included employees of the Bobby Cole 3647-73 Christ Johnson > 3845-73 (Ruthven 0-2), 1:15 p.m. Parlork lb 4 0 2 1 Ford rf 4 0 10 Football - 51356.477. up 546.166. Southern restaurant as well as the customers in the he said blandly. “I hold the record and now of the game’s proceeds will go to the Associa­ Bonnie Lauer 3846- 73 Pat Lindsey 3647-73 Squires lb 0 0 0 0 Roenick if 3 0 0 0 Fort Lauderdale 2 1 Tommy Aaron 3845-73 San Diego (Lollar 1*0) al Atlanta Baines rf 4 12 0 Ripken 3b 4 0 0 0 Colleges (648 major), 35,807,040. up somebody has to catch me. I’m not saying 1 tion of Players of Beverly Davls-Cooper 3845-73 (Cowley 04). 7:40 p.m. 266,oS. NFL. 13.6063». up 214,760. Post- Jacksonville 2 place. Ixiuise Bruce Parks 3845-73 Steven Jones 3748-ra Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 1 2 take the whole thing lightly, but it wasn’t my America, which cares for ill or indigent Rex Caldwell 3746- ra CinclnnaU (Shlrfcy 9-1) at Houston sc srn college and NFL, 1 .Ml .447. up Eventually, Aaron took care of all the Snead-January pace field Connie Chillemi 3746- 73 (Knepper l-l), 8:35 p.m. Morrisn 3b 4 2 3 1 Crowly ph 10 10 Tulsa 1 2 greatest thrill. You know the home run 1 hit former ballplayers. Vivian Brownlee 3737-74 Jeff Sanders 3548-73 Almon ss 3 0 10 Bonner ss 2 0 0 0 Western requests and was able to finish his meal. Danny Edwards 3647-73 Los Angeles (Hooton 0-1) at San Bfisketball — 41343396, dovm 125.427. against the Cardinals at the end of the 1957 “I’m excited about the game,” Aaron said. jMice Miller 3638- 74 Francisco (Schatzeder 98), 10:35 p.m. . Morals ph 10 0 0 Senior colleges (13^). 303®.H7. up San Diego 3 0 Five years have gone by now since he Creek Club course for a 63. Julius 4143-74 Scott Simpson 3647-73 SakaU ss 0 0 0 0 Portland 2 0 “This isn’t going to be just one of those Old- AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) - Sam ■ Debbie Massey 3548-73 Sunday's Games 243.1®. NBA Including playoffs. retired as an active player with the season, the one that won the pennant for the Cindy Hill 4044-74 Bobby Wadkins Nolan ph 0 0 0 0 Vancouver 1 2 Snead, a month short of his 70th Boros, recovering from December Dewitt Weaver 3548-73 New York at Montreal 10308379. down 368,612. Milwaukee Brewers and moved into the Braves? That was my greatest thrill. You Timers’ games, it’s going to be a game of Lynn Adams 3638-74 St. Louis at Philadelphia ^ a l a ph 10 0 0 Greyhound racing — (Estimated) San Jose 1 1 birthday, teamed with Don January heart surgery, and Miller Barber 3737-74 D.A. Weibring 3647- 73 ToUls 35 4 10 4 ToUls 33 2 7 2 Seattle 0 3 don’t win a championship every day and that players picked by the fans. I think it’s going Barbara Barrow 3448-73 Pittsburgh at Chicago 21.507.617. up 676.672. Braves' front office, but he still draws con­ were alone in third place at 65. Sydney Cuniiigham 383^74 Gavin Levinson San Diego at Atlanta Chicago 0001100(0-4 Hockev — 19.061,722. down 414.919. Edmonton 0 2 to be a great thing because besides the game, to fire an eight-under-par 62 Friday 3737-74 Leonard Thompson 8746-73 Baltimore OOO100 010— 2 (Teams gel six points for winning in siderable attention wherever he goes. was my first one.” Lori Garbaez 8746-73 Cincinnati at Houston NHL. 11,608.508. up 1E366. Minor leagues He says he enjoys what he’s doing now for it’ll give all of us a chance to shoot the bull, and grab a one-shot advantage after -Cathy Mant 3737-74 Dave Barr Los Angeles at San Francisco E-Ripken. DP-Chicago I, Baltimore and college, (estimated) 7369.134. down regulation time or overtime but only Tour Three months from now, on Aug. 1, Aaron Tied for fourth at four-under 66 'Joyce Kazmierski 3836- 74 Rod Curl 3844-73 1. LOB-Chicago 7, Baltimore 7. 2B— points for winning a game decided by the Braves enormously since it affords him a tell stories and reminisce. one round of the rain-shortened Gary Hallberg 3540-73 Baines, Dauer, Morrison. LeFlore. 3B— 507.1®. will be enshrined in Baseball’s Hall of Fame were the teams of Gardner 'Alison Sheard 3737- 74 Open tennis -— (Estimated) 12,840300, shootout. A bonus point is awarded for “I don’t know how many of the guys will be 3450,000 Legends of Golf. Beverly Klass 3747- 74 Grier Jones 8746- 73 Morrison. S-Fisk. each goal scored up to a maximum of in Cooperstown along with Frank Robinson, chance to work with the kids in the Braves’ Mark Lye 3648- 74 AMERICAN LEAGUE IP H RERBBSO up 2,^.000. able to play but I’m sure there’ll be enough. I A 35-foot putt at the par-3 sixth Dicklnson-Dan Sikes, Tommy Bolt- Amy Alcott 3748- 75 By United Press International Soccer - fEstlmated) 11.378.007. down three per team per game excluding Travis Jackson and former Commissioner system. ■Jane Blalock 3630-75 Nick Soli 8747-74 Chicago overtimes and shootouts.) hole by Snead ignited the twosome Art Wall and Harvey Ward-Bill Jim Dent 3747- 74 (Later games not included) 16.390. A.B. "Happy” Chandler. The legend they’ll Aaron owns more major league batting don’t think the fans expect anyone to hit home Alice Ritzman 3837- 75 East Burns 723 6 2 2 3 3 Jai alai - (Estimated) 7,417.010. up Friday's Games to six birdies in a nine-hole stretch Collins, who are playing in their W th Daniel 3738- 75 Jeff Kern 3747-74 Hoyt (W 33) 1 1 0 0 0 2 (No games scheduled) inscribe on his plaque most undoubtedly will records than any other player in history, yet, runs. Me? I intend to play — if I get enough Frank Conner 8747-74 W L Pet. GB ,■08.774. and gave hem their narrow lead first Legends tourney. Judy Rankin 3036-75 Detroit 9 5 .643 - Koosman (S 2) 13 0 0 0 0 0 Boxing - (Estimated) 7350,000. up Saturday’s Game.s make note of the fact he broke Babe Ruth’s if you ask him who is the greatest all-round votes,” he added. 3738-75 Mike Holland 8747- 74 Baltimore (AH Times EST) The tournament was shortened to '^Marty Dickerson 3747*-74 Cleveland 6 5 546 IVk 862,7® record with the 715th home run of his career ballplayer he ever saw, he says it’s Willie Now, who but Hank Aaron would have any over defending champions Gene Sandra Palmer 3036-75 Skip Dunaway Boston 7 6 538 IVi Palmer (L 0-1) . 823 10 4 4 1 3 Wrestling — (Estimated) 4.680,000. up New York at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. 54 holes because of daylong rains 3036- 75 Rick Pearson 3846-74 T. Martinez 13 0 0 0 0 0 Montreal at Fort Lauderdale. 8 p.m. Mays. He’s looking forward to seeing Mays question about his collecting enough votes for Littler and Bob Rosburg. ' 8747-74 Milwaukee ® ® •?99 180.000. on April 8, 1974 and finished his career with that wiped out Hiursday’s scheduled iBecky Pearson 3847- 75 Tom McGinnis New York 5 6 .465 2Vt H B P-by Palmer (Kemp). W P- Toronto at Tampa Bay. 8 p.m again at the first annual Cracker Jack Old- a get-together like this? Littler and Rosburg shot a 30 on 3837-75 Larry Rinker 3846-74 Paliner, 'T-2:42. A-11,885. Jacksonville...... at : TutTulsa. 9 p.m 755 home runs, more than any other major Therese Hession 36J8-74 Toronto 5 ® 1 the back nine of the par-70 Onion opening round. ■ Laura Hurlbut 3046-75 Skeeter Heath Baltimore 2 10 .167 6 Seattle at San Diego. 10 p.r 3847- 75 Woody Blackburn 874^-74 Portland at Vancouver, li p.m. Cathy Morse 3347-74 West Marga Stubblefield 3837-75 Michael Brannan Chicago 9 2 .818 — Sunday’s Game Robm Walton 3046-75 Charles Krenkel 3747- 74 Edmonton at San Jose Jim Rooros 3648- 74 California 10 5 .887 1 MILWAUKEE TEXAS 4036-76 35-28-74 Oakland 8 7 .533 3 ab r h bi ab r h bi Pat Myers 4036- 78 Ed Dwugherty Postlewait LPGA leader Calvin Peete 3846-74 Texas 6 6 500 3V^ Molilor 3b 2 10 0 Wright cf 4 110 Vicki Fergon 3848- 76 8747- 74 Kansas City 6 6 .500 3^ Moore rf 4 0 10 Sample if 3 0 2 1 Pirates 12-10 Bonnie Bryant 3836-76 W<^y Fltzhugh Ed Duval 3649- 75 Seattle ’ ® S Cooper lb 3 0 11 Mazzilli ph 10 0 0 Islanders advance Betsy King 3730-76 Minnesota 6 10 575 5Mi Oglivie if 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 10 3846- 75 round low for the tournament, Carole Charbonnlcr 3640-76 Rick Borg Simmons c 4 0 0 0 Parrish rf 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO (UPI) - Omar Moreno ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Kathy Tom Chain 8748- 75 Friday’s Results A Joan J(wce 3037- 76 Boston 5, Toronto 4 Thomas cf 4 12 0 Putnam lb 3 0 0 0 drove in four runs and Mike Easier Postlewait, saying she wasn’t played over the 6,100-yard Rio Plnar 3848-76 Nick Faldo 3847- 75 NEW YORK (UPI) - Low- dropped the puck to Langevin. Terri Moody 3846- 75 Chicago 4. Baltimore 2 Money dh 10 11 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 and Tony Pena added three RBI bothered by the windy conditions, Country Club course. It also tied the Kathy Hite 3740-77 Al Geiberger Milwaukee 2, Texas 1 Bass dh 0 0 0 0 Richrd dh 3 0 0 0 scoring defenseman Dave Langevin Butch Goring also scored two Larry Hinson 3746-75 Track and Field Results first round LPGA low for the year. Vicki Tabor 4047- 77 Detroit at New York, night Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Wagner ss 3 0 2 0 By United Press International goals for the Islanders while Ruot- apiece Friday to lead the Pittsburgh fired a first-round record 6-under Alexandra Reinhardt 4037- 77 Bobby Nichols 3648-75 snapped a 3-3 tie with 6:08 left in the Janet Coles, Dot Germain, Sandra Tommy Valentine 3748- 75 Cleveland at Kansas City, night Gantner 2b 3 0 10 Flynn 2b 2 0 0 0 Penn Relays salainen scored a goal and two Pirates to a 12-10 victory over the par 66 Friday to take a four-stroke Hollis Stacy 3740-77 3847- 75 Oakland at Calfornia, night Stein 2b 10 0 0 At Philadelphia; April 23 third period Friday night, sending Haynie, Patty Sheehan and Donna Murle Breer 3740-77, Chi Chi Rodriguez Minnesota at Seattle, ni^t_ Totals 29 2 6 2 ToUls 31 1 6 1 assists for the Rangers. Chicago Cubs. lead going into Saturday’s second 3038- 77 George Bums 3640- 75 College 400-meter hurdles—1, David the New York Islanders to the White, the winner of the I960 tourna­ Cin

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No waxing 7600 BTU Air-conditionery TOP SOIL - FOR SALE - May 8. Table rentals, $8. CHURCH power steering, brakes, Town of Andover, Connecticut will held on April 20.1982 ; of the following changes to the Town of Bolton Or­ anymore! John Verfaille, complete fireplace set and| Clean, rich, stone free Please call 643-9717 or 649- RUMMAGE/TAG SALE - GARAGE SALE - Sunday am/fm radio, air con­ hold a public hearing in the Town dinances: 64^5750. miscellaneous items.Low loam, any amount 4913. Saturday 9 to 3. Ckimmuni- April 25th, 9-2. Features ditioning, vinyl roof, Office Building, Wednesday, April o r d i n a m :!-: prices. 82 Hollister Streef, delivered. Telephone 8 7 2 - ^ Baptist Church, 585 East tools, furniture, hydraulic defogger. More! 643-2880. 28. 1982 at 8:00 p.m. to hear the SOI.VH F.>KU(;V IIKATING, COOLINt; AND KNI’:R(;V following application asking for Houeehold Qoode 40 646-2785. ; 1400. (Jenter Street, Manchester. jack. 110 Strickland Street, M ’AFR \T|0>: Property Tax Exemption Manchester. MAVERICK PARTS FOR relief from the Zoning Laws of the Section I Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the "Your Community N ew spaper" Town of Andover, Connecticut. property tax exemption for solar energy heating or cooling systems set USED SWIM POOLS - blstributor; number 2000 Stanley TAG SALE - April 24th, 10 SALE - Please call 742- DON’T FORGET! Antique #193 • Roger T. Kelting • Assessor forth in Section 12-81 (56’ (a) (b) (c> of the Connecticut General REFRIGERATORS, must dispose of brand new Door opener. New, never to 4. Rain or shine. 811 9929. Map 34, Lot 28. Long Hill Show and Sale at East Statutes WASHERS, RANGES - on ground 31’ long poola used. Telephone 649- Main Street. "Something Road • requesting relief Section 2. Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the Catholic High School, 60 Clean, Guaranteed. Parts with huge sundecks, safety; 5780. for Everyone.” from zoning regulations Ar­ property lax exemption for any solar energy electricity generating Dealers, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SPRING CLEANING 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA & Service. Low prices! fencing, hi rate filters, ticle VI, Section 12.00.00 system as set forth ih Section 12-81 (57) (a) (b) (c) of the Connecticut rn Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 April 24th. 115 New State BLUES? Turn them into Liftback, brown, five Space Requirements: B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ladders, etc. Asking $ 9 7 4 ORREFORRS chrystal General Statutes Road, Manchester. (Held reen! Be a seller at speed, sun/moon roof, AM- 1. Lot area - has 18,000 square Street. 64J-2171. complete. Financing rhapsody pattern regular Section 3 Be it enacted that the Town of Bolton hereby authorizes the rear of building inside). Eastern Connecticut’s FM cassette. Excellent feet • needs 40,000 ■ variance of l>rnperly tax exemption for any passive or hybrid solar energy heating available. Call: N E IC $20. each, now $11 each. Lost and Found 1 FULL TIME OR Admission, $1.75. With this TAG SALE — Saturday, tlargest Flea Market (at the condition. $5400. 646-4626, 22.000 square feet needed. or cooling system, or any building to which such system is added as set FIVE Aluminum Jalousie collect (203) 745-3319. Noritake china regular $56. 2. Frontage • has 80 feet - needs P A R T TIM E CONSULTANT ad: $1.50. April 24th 9-4. Baby items, Mansfield Drive-In ask for Jim. forth in Section 12-81 (62) (a) (b) (c) of the Connecticut General windows with screens $60. place setting now, $25. Set­ 200 feet • variance of 120 feet LOST - SMALL DOBIE, BECOME AN AVON Manchester complex with toys, furniture, household Theater - Junction 31 and Statutes REPRESENTATIVE sizable lawn needs highly for all. Two double hung 24 X 19 PINK CASTdroii ting fragrance patter. 528- needLHl, Section 4 The ordinance adopted November 17.1976 concerning Sidur Summit Street area. goods and more. 177 32). Every Sunday 9 a.m.-3 AMC HORNET 1970 - 3. Total side yard footage - has 44 Call 523-9401 or experienced individual to windows complete $25. Call wall-hung basin with Ih'iilinfi or Tux Fxenifilion is hereby Telephone 643-9658. OPEN HOUSE Hamilton Drive, p.m. (sellers 8 a.m.). Needs work. $150 or best feet - needs 50 feet - variance repealed 646-3685 for datalls consult with office 649-1403. faucet, pop-m) chrome Spaces available - $8.00. No offer. Call 646-4753. For South Windsor Manchester. of 6 feet needed. ORIHVANCF. manager concerning legs, hanger. Good condi< ROCK MAPLE Kitchen TAG SALE - April 24th, reservations necessary. $50.00 R E W A R D FOR Call 623-6579. LIVING ROOM - den, con­ At this hearing interested persons DItIM.W V^S: Installation of handling various SUNDAY, APR. 25, 1982 tion. $25.00. Telephone 649? set, nine paneled screen 9:30-2 p.m. Rain or shine. Public free. 1979 CHEVY CAMARO - may appear and be heard and Stolen red Moped. Gloria temporary set - couch, two TAG SALE - April 24, 9-5; Section I The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Bolton shall have full Intramotor. Telephone landscaping and planting 6724. , ; house, two small electric 2275 Boston Turnpike (44A) April 25, 12-4. 161 Berlinetta. V-8, automatic, written communications received. authority to direct the manner in which driveways are connected with chairs, end table, com er motors and one telephone. Said appeals are on file and may be Jeff, after 11 a.m., 643- X-RAY TECHNICIAN - requirements. Also would Coventry. Twin Hills area. Woodycrest Court, East ’ air-conditioning, AM-FM any Town roads, pursuant to such rules and regulations adopted by table, large bookcase with seen in the Office of the Town 0043. have to directly work with 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. PHOTO ACCESSORIES 569-2870. ^ Antiques an d attic Hartford. Antiques, radio. Excellent condition. n'.sotulion of said Board. No person or corporation shall install any Registered, part time for stora g e cabinet. $325. Clerk. Town Office Building. doctors office. Will train to maintenance staff in for sale by the Herald. Two treasures. typewriter, record player, Telephone 646-7006. driveway which connects with any such road until written application carrying out projects such Telephone 646-1194. Nikon 35mm film cassettes DRY SINK Cabinet with Dated Andover. Connecticut 17 shall have been made to said Board for a permit therefor nor until such HANDWRITTEN OLD do EKG and blood work. dishes, crochet yams, mis­ April, 1982; 24 April, 1982. as planting, transplanting and one Contax 35mm film speakers and Gerrard TAG SALE - Glassware, permit shall have been granted by the said Board under such conditions LETTER ON Course Telephone 872-8321. Now Selling CARRIAGE HOUSE COMOOMINIUMS with 1 cellaneous. VOLKSWAGEN Zoning Board of Appeals as it shall deem equitable. Any driveway installed in violation of this or­ trees. Please write Article* lor Sale 41 cassette, $5 each. Two changer, nutmeg maple nic nacks, clothing and manilla paper left in copy TAG SALE- April 24 & 25. SCIROCCO 1980, 4 speed. Andover, Connecticut dinance shall be deemed unlawful and the Town, through the town Manager of Administrative Bedroom - 2 Bedroom Garden Style and 2 Bedroom iGraflite flash guns, $8 stain. 50” X 29’’ ^ X 19” . miscellaneous. 10 to 3, machine in Mary Cheney PART TIME Professional TAG SALE - Saturday 8-4, T w o family. Black, sunroof. AM-FM Mary C. McNamara. Chairman counsel or other appropriate official, may bring action to enjoin such in­ Services, Lydall, Inc., One each. Soft camera bag) $95.00. Call 643-9823. Friday and Saturday, 47 Library Tuesday a.m. Secretary. Must have Sunday 9-3. Lamp fixtures, Miscellaneous, furniture cassette, low mileage. stallation or cause it to be removed. Colonial Road, Townhouses. These Quality All Brick Units include: Fully hardly used, $12. Call Doug Packard Street. Finder call George Blake, experience and references. household items, decorator and household. “ Something Great looking. $6800. 295- Section 2. The fee for a permit shall be that fee prescribed by the Manchester, CT providing Bevins, 643-2711, betw een! ORIENTAL RUGS - ILGAL NOTICE Board of Selectmen by resolution duly adopted by said Board 649-4365.. MAK Painting Company, applianced kitchens, Hardwood floors, Thermopane win­ ALUMINUM SHEETS items and many new For Everyone!” 9 to 4. 159 9123. background and hourly fee. and 3 p.m. weekdays. Chinese furniture, APPLIANCES, Furniture, The Planning Commission of the Section 3 • The ordinance adopted April 20. 1960 concerning 643-2659. dows, and Central Air Conditioning. All this plus they are used as printing plates. .007 items. 1007 Tolland Turn­ Bryan Drive, off Deming. LOST: BLACK MALE cabinets, tables, chairs, clothing, household items, 1974 CHEVY CAPRICE Town of Bolton will hold a public Inslallallon o f is hereby repealed. thick, 23x28Vk’^. 50c each, pike. hearing on Wednesday. May 5,1982 ORDINWCK AMENDMENT Labradore Retriever. Near REAL ESTATE SALES - PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar, Coromandel screen, royal antiques. Childrens items. Classic. Air-conditioning, MEDICAL SECRETARY - situated in a Park like setting. Conveniently located at E. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- YARD SALE - Saturday, at 8:00 p ni. In the Community Hall The ordinance entitled “ Food Service Sunhution: Regulation of is Coventry/Vernon line. Ed Gorman Associates, nold Sun Ray enlarger. doulton dinner set, simoge 46 Shepard Drive, power brakes, power Manchester physician’s of­ 2^1. They MUST be picked TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-2. Toys and m is­ for Ihe purpiise of considering a hereby amended by adding the following REWARD. Telephone 742- Realtors have an extensive Center St. and Pitkin St. Model D, for 2V4 by 2Vii and havilland china. Manchester. Saturday and steering, vinyl top.'V-8 350. fice. Monday, 'Tuesday and up before 11:00 a.m. only. April 24th, 9-5. Coffee cellaneous. 12 Griswold rosutidivision of. Lots 1 and 2 of I’EHMIT FEES: The fee paid for each permit upon application shall 8043 sfter 5 p.m. on the iob training negatives. With 3.5-incfa; Telephone 634-0707. Sunday, April 24 and 25,10- table, step table, lamp, dis­ Telephone 647-8486 after 9 Rosanne Elizabeth Estates. b(‘ as prescribed in the schedule of fees adopted for such by resolution of Thursday, 12:30 to 5:30 program designed to give Street, Manchester. FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- f/4.5 lens and negative 4. hes, glasses, games, a.m. Walrous Hoad, owned by Joseph Ihe Board of Selectmen. p.m. Accurate typist. you the opportunity to Special Financing Being Offered (■Jriinaldi, ^ IMPOUNDED: Male date Kodak Verichrome carrier. Needs cleaning T O P SOIL - loam, clothes, trailer hitch, etc. ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Duties include transcrip­ write your own success Robert Fi. Gorton. Chairman The ordinance entitled “ HKiHWAY AND STREETS, Regulation of Golden Retriever, tan. Pan 126, black and white 12 and repair. Great for parts reasonable. Telephone 643- TAG SALE - April 24th, 22 Philip Road. 1977 GMC VAN - 6 cyi.. tion, filing, assisting doc­ story. Call Ed Gorman at Samuel Teller. Secretary Excavation o f" is hereby amended by adding the following: North end area. Telephone Prices start at *45,500 exposures. Twenty-five or for copy stand. Call 0926. rain date April 25th, 10-4. automatic. Fair condition. tors and tem hone. Send 646-4040 for a confidential Doug Bevins at the Herald, Adult, baby clothing, fur­ 037-04 Section 4, PERMIT FEE. 646-4555. rolls for $5. Call Doug O N E D A Y ONLY Telephone 667-1137. The fee for such permit shall be that as provided by resolution of the resume to: Box NN, c /o interview. A total of 18 units 643-2711, between 1 and 3 21 CUBIC ■ FT. niture, tires, car seat, mis­ Bevins at the Herald, .643- SUNDAY - 9-4. Everything Boiird of Selectmen " the Herald. p.m. weekdays. Refrigerator, best offer. Prohate Notice 2711 between 1 and 3 p.m. cellaneous. No early birds. must' go - This is it. GREMLIN X-1976. White ORDINANCE REVISION NOTICE TO CREDITORS EXCELLENT SALES Washer and dryer, $85., 63 Homestead S treet, SATURDAY, April 24th with red stripe. Excellent The ordinance entitled •‘IM-'.RMITS, FEES FOR: □ EMPLOYMENT weekdays. Bargain prices - make an ESTATE OF FAITH A. MOE EARN BIG DOLLARS - in OPPORTUNITY to work seven piece living room Manchester. 9a.m.-4 p.m. Crib, toys, condition. Must sell. Must BUILDING PERMITS THEATER SEATS - Red offer. 674 East M iddle Thu Hon David C. Rappe. Judge, your spare time. Excellent in a uniiliouely progressive set, $500., seven piece den childrens clothing, boys SIGN PERMITS BEDROOM SET - five velvet. Single $35.00; dou­ Turnpike, Manchester. be seen. Telephone 649- of the Court of Probate. District of opportunity to n)ake $150- chain of fine je w e lr y 20” bike, household and ELECTRICAL PERMITS Help Wanted 13 REALTORS piece, hardwood, $750. ble $64.00. Please call 643- set, $300., ice cream parlor 3595. Coventry at a hearing held on April $250 a week setting ap­ stores. Base plus commis­ table and two chairs, $100, miscellaneous. 169 PLUMBING PERMITS Telephone 649-2118. 2831. 19. 1982 ordered that all claims CERTIFICATE OF (KCUPANCY PERMITS" SEWING MACHINE pointments for our sales sion. Benefits. Located in portable .black and white Hamilton Drive. 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU must be presented to the fiduciary pros from your home after- downtown Hartford. For T.V. $20., Childs two wheel OAK COLLECTIBLES - Adopted November 24. 1969. Sections: 14. 2.3. 3.3. 4,3, and 5.2 concer­ operators - Established LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES HUFFY 24” Boys 10-speed. DARK LOAM - 5 yards - call after 7 p.m. 649-2469. on or before July 19. 1982 or be ning fee schedules is hereby repealed and the following is substituted in noon and evenings. interview please call 525- Plus love seat. Governor barred as by law provided. nationwide pillow In Excellent Condition. $70 delivered, $60. plus tax'. bike $20., 36” hutch, $200. FIVE FAMILY TAG SALE lieu thereof; 1818. Winthrop laminated desk, TAG SALE - Saturday, • Bertha E. Rappe, Clerk manufacturer has im­ Number one company with 649-4003 or best offer. Also, tennis Sand, Gravel, Stone & Telephone 646-3792. - rain or shine. April 24th. 1969 BUICK ELECTRA Sections: 14.2.3. 3.3. 4 3, and 5,2shall read: "The fee schedule for this bedside tables, mis­ April 24th, 10-4p.m. Wicker The fiduciary is: mediate, full time home improvements with T w o Gerard (corner Convertible. Runs section shall be as prescribed in the schedule of fees adopted for such by racket, Wilson T-2000. ^ Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. chair, stereo, mis­ Attorney Lawrence Bales openings. Experienced number one product. 649- PAINTER - Must have cellaneous. Telephone 649- Parker). 9-3. resolution of the Board of Selectmen." or best offer. Telephone cellan eous. 240 McKee excellent, needs minor P.O. Box 488 1727. transportation. 5555. ORDINANCE AMENDMENT preferred. Day shift - five 643-2831. FIREPLACE, small free body work. 688-9969. Make f’oventry, Connecticut Experienced and depen­ Home* For Sale 23 Service* Ottered ’ 31 Pelntlng-Paperlng Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Street, Manchester. The ordinance entitled **RACJNG AN D/OR RAEIJES; Regulation day week. Full benefit 32 offer. 06238 standing $20; 24 inch stan­ o f adopted November 29. 1971, is hereby amended by adding the program including sewing INSURANCE - Hartford dable. Call 246-7101,8 a.m.- 033-04 TWO DINETTE SETS - dard drafting machine with THREE ADORABLE following; incentive. Apply at Agency, Experienced 5 p.m. 1965 FORD FAIRLANE - MANCHESTER - Out-of- LICENSED DAY CARE EXPERIENCED $150 each. Call between 9 table, $75. Telephone 649- KITTENS free to good TAG SALE - Indoors, 8 Section 7 PERMIT FEE. Pillowtex Corporation, 49 customer service personal 500. 6 cyi., four door, run­ state owner wants an im­ HOME - Will watch your PAINTER - Interior and a.m. and 5 p.m. 649-4751. 9567. home. Telephone 643-8567 TAG SALE - Girl Scout vanities and cabinets, The fee for such permit shall be that as prescribed by resolution of the Regent Street, lines person with agency PART TIME HELP ning condition, needs Probate Notice mediate sale on his two- child or infant days. Call Exterior painting. days. Troop 651, April 24th and something for everyone. TAG SALE - Saturday, Board of Selectmen. Manchester, Conn., E.O.E. background. Excellent pay needed first and second repairs. $500. Telephone Tourt of Probate. District of ORDINANCE AMENDMENT family ranch with sraarate. 646-0262. Excellent rates. FREIE r o o m s e t - m e t a l d e t e c t o r - 25th, 9-2. 15 Ashworth April 24th, iO-3. Infant and M/F.- shift. Apply 7-Eleven Moving, everything must Coventry The ordinance entitled **SI*ECIAI. EVENTS: Regulation o f" adopted and benefits commen­ furnaces. $55,900. Gordon G c ^ for cottage. Sturdy whites coin master Street, Manchester (off childrens toys, baby 643-1866 after 4 pm. Store, 513 Center Street, Estimates. Call 649-8483. FREE TO GOOD HOME - go. 166 Prestige Park •••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE OF HEARING November 29. 1971. is hereby amended by adding the following: surate with ability. Call Realty, 643-2174. SMALL LOADS OF but slightly worn and some Number 4. Cost $265. Sell Autumn). Kitchen, some carriage and m is­ SECURITY GUARD - between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Ask for Scott. needs room to run. Road, E a st Hartford. ESTATE OF SHAWN D, MOE Section 12 PERMIT FEE The fee for such permit shall be that as Mr. Tanguay, 522-0^. STONE, trap rock, play covers. $75 or best offer, jiso. Telephone 643-4829. baby, lots of mis­ cellaneous item s. 368 Trucko for Solo 62 Glastonbury High School. Female, German Saturday and Sunday 8-4 Pursuant to an order of Hon. David [ircscribed bv resolution of the Board of Selectmen. MANCHESTER - Stay at sand, white stone, loam Telephone 643-1629. cellaneous. Rain or shine. Keeney Street. C, Rappe. Judge, dated April 16. School year only, 6 hours PROGRAM MANAGER - Shepherd. Spayed, six p.m. THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THESE ORDINANCES, ORDINANCE home and enjoy your own and pool sand 1971 GMC % ton pickup. 1982 a hearing will be held on an per day, $4.75 per hour. EXPERIENCE3D Ornamental Horticulture. Building Contracting 33 months old. Telephone 646- AMENDMENTS AND ORDINANCE REVISION SHALL BE FIFTEEN inground pool that comes DELIVERED. Telephone SCREENED LOAM - BUCK SAW, $5.00. Wooden One owner.Good condition. application praying for authority Applications available COMMERCIA and in­ Develop programs utilizing 1959 after 5 p.m. <151 DAYS AFTER THIS PUBLICATION unless a petition for dustrial duct installers. with this spacious eight 644-1775. gravel, processed gravel. wheel barrow, $10.00. Boys Best offer over $1500. to compromise a doubtful and dis­ overruling the action of the'Board of Selectmen on such ordinances is from Glastonbury Board of tw o greenhouses, LEON CIESZYNSKI puted claim against George J. Benefits and paid holidays. rdom cape with a two-car sand, stone and fill. For stake■ ■body ■ w.gon, $25“ ‘.(50. FREE- Lovable kittens. 1 Apartmant* lor Rant 53 Apartmanta tor Rant 53 Wanted to Rant 57 Telephone 875-7308. filed with the Town Clerk in accord with Sec. 10,5 of the Revised Education, 232 Williams employing developmental- BUILDER. New homes, ' Benoit in favor of said estate as in Pay based on capability. garage. $69,500. Gordon LAWN MOWERS deliveries call George Boys steel ly express Charter. Street, Glastonbury, Ct W disabled adults. additions, remodeling, rec wagon, $15.00. 643-71 male. 2 females, 8 weeks ...... *...... said application on file more fuliv Dated at Bolton, Conn., this 21st day of April. 1982. Telephone 728-6600 or 871- Realty, 643-2174. REPAIRED - Free pick-up Grilling, Andover 742-78W. "~ 151 MANCHESTER- One and GARAGE TYPE Heavy EquIpmennI appears, at the Court of Probate on 06033. Phone 633-5321 Ext. Challenging opportunity rooms, garages, kitchens old. Utter trained. Call MAiNUMisiSTe.n- yne ana [^j^^jcHESTER - Catherine K. Leiner. Town Clerk 1111. and delivery. 10% Senior two bedroom apartments BUILDING for automotive Sale April 30. 1982 at 9:15 a.m. 441. Affirmative Ac- requiring marketing and remodeled, ceilings, bath 647-9385. bedroom apmments Duplex, two bedroom. No •••••••••••••••••••••••• 041-04 . Ma n c h e s t e r ^ Discount. ECONOM'Y available. Centrally Sarah Carroll. Ass’t. Clerk tion/Equal Importunity interpersonal skills. Send tile, dormers, roofing. :ts. Rent plus utilities, repairs in the Manchester Ferguson Road - Beautiful located on busline near SUPER SPRING SALE In 034-04 PART TIME MORNINGS - resume by April 30th, 1982. LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. Residential or commer­ ecurity required. area. We need ap Employer, M-F', Colonial, six bedrooms, CustomCollection Cross-Stitch shopping center and ty Custodial cleaning. Hockanum Industries Inc., cial. 649-4291. rTelephone 643-9784. proximately 3500 plus s'q. Effect! Gravely tractors extra large living room. WILL BABYSIT DAYS IN Antique* 48 schools. For further details ft. for leading national attachments. Also THIRD SHIFT, 12-8. Full Experienced. Floor P.O. Box' 2002, Vernon, l’ rol)ale Notice $132,900. Ed GormanG( M Y HOME in the call 649-7157. M ANCHESTER - three company. P lea se call used equipment in stock. time in convenience store. maintenance. Make over Conn., 06066., EOE. Court of Probate, District ol Associates 646-4040. Verplanck School area. ELECTRICAL SERVICES WANTED: ANTIQUE bedroom, 6 room apart­ collect 1-401-724-8198. Morneau Lawn and Garden Start immediately. $300 monthly. Start 6:00 FURNITURE. Glass, Equipment, Mansfield Coventry Please telephone 647-8832. - We do all types of Elec­ MANCHESTER - Newly ment in three family home. For years Telephone 633-4155. a.m.. Telephone 649-5334. APPLICATIONS ARE NOTICE OF HEARING MANCHESTER - Parker trical Work! Licensed. Call Pewter, Oil Paintings, or decorated one bedroom Quiet neighborhood, near FEMALE ROOMATE Center (Route 195). NOW BEING ACCEPTED Antique items. R. Telephone 423-6351. ESTATE OF FAITH A. MOE Street - Three bedrooms, 1 ROTOTILLING $10 for after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. apartment. Access to shop­ park. Available im­ looking for same (20s) to Pursuant to an order of Hon. David for part time Tellers. Will 1/2 baths, garage. $63,000. average size garden, also, Harrison, Telephone 643- ping centers, buslines and find two bedroom apart­ C. Rappe. Judge, dated April 19. classified has train. Contact 5frs. Fritz, mediate^. $450 plus Ed Gorman Associates - professional lawn care. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 8709. 'schools. For further details utilities. Inm Boyle, 875- ment in Manchester.Must Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 1982 a hearing will be held on an HELP WANTED Manchester State Bank, 646-4040. Call K.R. 646-4689, 5-9. please call 528-4196 be clean and responsible. application praying for authority 1041 Main Street. No phone Residential & Commercial 4474. Construction. Remodeling, ANTIQUES & between 9 and 5 pm or Cali Joanne at 242-4431, MOTORCYCLE to compromise a doubtful and dis­ been bringing CiBCULflflOH DH calls. EOE. COLLECTIBLES - Will INSURANCE - Lowest puted claim against George J. NORTH COVENTRY - A L L TYPES OF home improvements, ad­ after 5 pm and weekends, THIRD FLOOR Apart­ Extension 4293 evenings. Rates Available! Many op- Benoit in favor of said estate as in Eight room custom built Fiberglass work done. ditions, bathroom & purchase outright or sell on 649-7157. ment - five rooms - $400 LEADERSHIP tions.Call: Clarice or Joan, said application on file more fully contemporary tri-level. Telephone 528-2186. kitchen remodeling, commission. House lot or heat and hot water in­ buyers and sellers Qualifications and sales Aluminum siding/brick, single piece. Telephone Clarke Insurance Agency appears, at the Court of Probate on roofing, siding, repairs, 118 MAIN STREET - Three cluded. Security and Ulac. lor Rant 58 April 30. 1982 at 9:15 a.m. EARN MONEY FOR THE abilities. Newly formed cul-de-sac, quiet l^ation. GUARD SERVICE - door & window replace­ 644-8962. and four room heated references. No pets - 643-1126. Sarah Carroll. Ass’t. Clerk stock company, futuristic Third level: three together. It’s that SUMMER... Mohawk security working ment and alterations. 646- apartments. Hot water, no Working couples only. 646- MANCHESTER, artist’s 035- 04 products with ground floor bedrooms, two baths. YAMAHA 1974 TX in Manchester. Home town 1379. appliances, security. Te­ 5984 Call after 4:00 p.m. loft space, work or retail opportunities. Call 646- Lower level: 1/2-bath and service. Call Earl Everett, Wanted to Buy 40 nant insurance. 646-2426, 9- use, 300-1500 sq. ft. Very 500,clean. Extras. $450. 8690. bedroom/den, large family INVITATION TO BID success that 644-8233. 5 weekdays. HEBRON - Four rooms, reasonable. Brokers Call 295-9123. room, open hearth DENNIS AND RUSSELL protected. Call Reyman The Manchester Public Schools CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ appliances, heat and hoi solicits bids for Cl^STODIAE FULL TIME fireplace with wood stove Mi l l e r - Remodeling, TWO GIRLS BICYCLES - Carrier Needed for AUTOMOBILE ty. We buy quickly and con­ PLEASANT FOUR water included. Available Properties, 1-226-1206. sriMMJES for 1982-1983 school PROFESSIONAL insert, sliding glass door to SIMONIZING - Will additions, roofing, rec fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ One 24” Sears, $10.00. One keeps classified Downey Dr. Area PAINTERS- Minimun 8 rooms, paneling, gutters, ROOMS in quiet family at­ immediately. $385 year Sealed bids will be received patio. Middle level: dining simonize your car in your poration. 646-0131. MANCHESTER - Retail, 20” girls Huffy, $30.00. until 3:30 P.M.. May 11. 1982. at years experience. Salary aluminum and vinyl siding mosphere. Elderly persons monthly. Telephone 228- Call 64 7 -9 9 4 6 room with sliding door to driveway, complete job preferred. Non-smokers, storage and/or manufac­ Telephone 646-5299 after which lime they will be publicly upon experience. MAK patio, livingroom, large installed year round. 4128 or 649-2871. growing. with two coats of wax. WANTED: Older no pets, references, securi­ turing space. 2,500 sq. ft. to 6:00 p.m. opened. The right is reserved to Painting, 643-2659. Kitchen - fmly equippM, Telephone 649-2954 or 649- Cross-Stitch';''^ reject any and all bids. Only $25. Refei;ences. phonograph records in ty plus utilities. Telephone MANCHESTER- Two 2500 sq. ft. Very carpeting throughout and Telephone 643-8653. 1421. good condition, 33', 45 and reasonable. Brokers BOYS 24” Raleigh three Specifications and bid forms may 649-5897. Apartments, 3 and 4 be secured at the Business Office, much more. Acre wooded rpra. Call 5^9529. pre speed bike. Red. $45.00. DENTAL HYGENIST - for SHOP MANAGER - n rooms. First and second 45 N. School Street. Manchester. lot, double garage. $98,900. LAWN MOWING & operties, 1-226-1206. 'Telephone 646-0475 modern prevention Experienced. Heavy equlp- FARRAND MANCHESTER - Im ­ floors. Call after 12 noon, Pri Connecticut. oriented office Downtdwn □ REAL ESTATE Principals only - 742-9575 RAKING SERVICE - Free REMODELING - Cabinete, evenings. ment. Own tools. evenings and weekends. maculate modern three 871-1179. Raymond E. Demers, Hartford. On buslines. Estimates. Call 289-9211. Roofing, Gutters, Room MANCHESTER - Garage r i| Telephone 742-8808, 6:00 Days: 646-2597. room apartment, fully HARLEY DAVIDSON - Business Manager Part or full time. 247-7693 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. Monday Additions, Decks, all types j i M f applianced kitchen, air- for rent, storage only. $20. or 233-4288. Home* For Sal* 23 JACK & JILL DAY CARE o f Remodeling and * RENTALS Otilcaa-Storaa 649-4003. custom chassy, corbin gen­ 036- 04 . thru Friday. . conditioning. No pets. ’•1 ► ^ i home near the Parkade rs.FREE Estimates. ••••••••••••••••••••••••' lor Rant 55 try, hardtail frame, 1973, E EAST HARTFORD - Three and the new Bradlees. Security and references. chrome, superglide front □ BUSINESS insured. Telephone Rooma lor Rant 52 $ ^ Includes heat and hot il bedroom newly remodeled, Nutritious meals, 17. WORKSPACE OR _ end, dual disc front brakes, , ready to move in. Two car water. M9-4003. i H and SERVICES educational learning S FURNISHED ROOM FOR STORAGE SPACE FOR □ AUTOMOTIVE single disk rear brakes. garage, gas heat. $53,000. program. Telephone 647- R E N T - Ladies only. RENT in Manchester. No ...... $3500. 649-3275 21 Lilac Street, East Hart­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• PROBLEM SOLVER! 0029. Licensed rooming bouse. SECOND FLOOR Apart­ Jeposit. PART TIME ford. Telephone 569-0240. Service* Ottered 31 Experienced in all phases ment - does not include Reasonable rates. Suitable : D-105 Private room with com- MALE LPN - Willing to do of building maintenance, heat, litilities, appliances. for small business. Retail Home* 65 REWEAVING BURN 10-18 m ^ t y kitchen and bath. FOUR MICHELIN 'HRES : rivat'e duty. $9.00 per improvements, rep a ir 2655 ‘No pets. No children. $375 and commercially zoned. HOLES. Zippers, um­ work of all types. No job is Very clean and quiet. 185/75R/14. Very good our. In Manchester area. Smartly-styled separates Utilities Included. On per month plus security. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. EVENINGS brellas repairra. Window too small or too com­ Roses bloom all year Available May 15tn. condiiion. Call M^^2i^ Trarie^!^^ ECall 646-1724. for easy-living. The glam­ busline and near stores. RY OWNER • Moving out shades, Venetian blinds. plicated. Free quick per­ round on this easy-to- Telephone 643-1483 after NEWLY RENOVATED , ...... Stove,refrigerator,heater, of state. Executive type orous ruffled blouse teams Security and references. Keys. TV FOR RENT. sonal quotes at v e ry cross-stitch quilt. 6:(W p.m. 310 square feet o ffic e Auto* For 8*1* 61, shower. Sleeps 6, ball split level, three Painting-Papering 32 with pants, skirt or knick­ No. 2655 has transfer Telephone after 3:00 p.m; Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. reasonable rates. Phone ers (all included in pat­ hitch, anti-sway bar and INTERESTING PART bedrooms, 2Vk baths, two 649-5221. for 14 motifs and comer INTERIOR PAINTING, Jerry 232-4630, anytime, tern). An alternate view locatlJS- w“ t h " a m 'p M -CAm Lli^C’ *1976*- Coupe mirrors included. $1500. or fireplaces, two car garage, any day. buds; color chart; quilt MANSFIELD Center - Darkins Call 649-2891 D eV ille - 72,000 m iles, over ten years experience, features a ruffled yoke directions. ROOM FOR parking, call wu-zwi. condition. $2700 or best offer. Telephone 646- family room with walk out BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - and collar. Woodsedge apartments. •••••••••••••••••••••••• to the point! TIME OPPORTUNITY low rates and senior citizen **••••••••••••••«••••••• TO OtOER, Itss R1.M tsr sadi GENTLEMAN - parking, 8090 after 5 p.m. to patio, game room, nice­ Concrete. Chimney D-105 with Photo-Guide Newly renovatM, coun^ Best offer. Telephone 742- discounts. 643-9980. Heating-Plumbing 35 Idtchen privileges, washer, setting, two bedrooms. Raaort Property For ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ly lanascaped, near Repairs. “ No Job Too is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size 6800 - Keep trying. Automotive Service 66 schools, attractive Small.’ ’ Call 6 4 4 -8 3 5 6 for 12, 34'bust... scoop-neck AMU CABOT dryer, etc. Air con­ $310. Includes heat and hot FOR THOSE T H A T INTERIOR/EXTERIOR neighborhood. Reasonably estimates. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ blouse, 2 yards 46-inch; tlanMMwbnll ditioning. Telephone 843- water. Telephone 4 2 9 -1 2 7 0 ^ • • * ” y * * ” ** ^ 1971 VW VAN • 4 cyi., new PAINTING - Wallpapering TRUCK REPAIRS - All priced. For appointment HEATING- Water pump pants, 2% yards. 5800.______or 233-9660. OOVENTRY LAKE - four rebuilt motor, radial tires, Th tt's the Want Ads for you - clear, and Drywall Installation. rTtt.K/Tss* bedroom, lake front, cot-; aspects, no job too large or HAVE 600D TELEPHONE call 649-1971. Principals on­ specialists. Also, Ts erilir, itnd $3.00, pin 506 AM-FM cassette stereo, concise, and sure-fire; bound and C & M Tree Service, Free Quality professional work. tage available June 1st- small. Manchester 4WD remodeling service or fir psiuff no kanoilnt. FOR RENT - Huge 13’ X sunroof, great transporta­ ly;______estimates. Discount senior Reasonable prices. Free MANCHESTER Jiuy Std and July 17th-July Center, 248 Spruce Street. determined to get the job done for citizens. Company repairs. FREE 31Ut MUOTT 1982 AiAuit with 16-page 18’ room. Private en­ tion. $2,0W. Telephone 647- VOICES. SALARY Estimates! I^illy insured. ESTIMATES. 649-4266. trance. Carpeted and pan­ SPAaOUS FOUR ROOM 31st. $225. weekly. Telephone 649-0261. you. So jot this down: Classified is the B Y OWNER - North Manchester owned and •i Ih iM r IbnU GIFT SECTION with fS l TOWNHOUSE 8805^______G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. iiif s«s.' ft nsimin eled. House privileges. Telephone 6460682. Coventry - three bedroom, operated. Call 646-1327. direcUont. Pricb. . . $2.25. CONDOMINIUM - Newly •••••••••••••••••••••••• direct line to cash for sellers and VERSUS COMMISSION. IVt bath Cape with at­ NmVsM.N.Trimr iOOaATttJtlAOg Easy access, yet private. 1975 RABBIT - good condi­ Shopping tips INTERIOR ' AND Mst N m , AMrati ana ZIP remodeled. Wall, to w w Wotttod lo Sont 57 bargains for buyers. tached breezeway and gar- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ $250. includes all. Security tion. $1800. Telephone 649- EXTERIOR Painting and cost, SUM Ntiriwr saS tbs. to SfMi lAsiRi Asa to Bukt tot* carpeting. IVk battu. Air Martin Sioane explains Finisbed basement on cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ required. 847-1208, CALL MR. TAYLOR Paperhanging. Ceilings M&M Plumbing and New FASHION with HANinnM-20 conditioned. Appliances. 2118. how to save money at the It’s Msy acres. Fruit trees, ages cleaned. All types «TP«t 1 Mstlcauli lUNt. ^evenings. repaired or replaced. Free Heating, Manchester. 649- Photo-Guide patterns in Convenient location. On APARTMENT FOR grocery store — every with a appliances will stay. trash, brush removed. all size ranges, has a 1975 FORD GALAXY 500. estimates. Fully insured. 2871. Small repairs, TOLLAND - Large room bus line. Available im­ WORKING (X)UPLE- No Wednesday and Saturday 647-9940 Hardwood floors. Easy Picket, Split Rail, special Grace Cole Collec- Good runniM condition. Classified ad! References. Martin remodeling, heating, ..for rent, kitchen m e d ia te ^ Call days, 2 7 7 - pets. No chlldren.4-5 rooms in h is “ Supermarket access to 1 -8 4. $87,500. Call Stockade Fences installed. tlon for larger sizes; pins 1366, or 277-6203; evenings, Seen at 226 Center Street, Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., baths, kitchens and water 2 BONUS Conponal in duplex, 2-3 family with Shopper” column. in The Call 643-2711 643-2711 742-9490. 528-0670. appliances. 563-2590. Manchester. 649-4431. heaters. Free estimates! Price .... $1.26. -wrwnraBi!" 'S m t I?®'' Manchester Herald.