REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Gary Refused to Impose a Curfew Or Close the Liberty City Ghetto, Where 18 People Back up the Barricades Ordered Pulled Down
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traffic blacks, “ There is no win in the streets.” County Corrections Lt. N. Charron at the Friday morning but those whites who Daughtrey said he prayed there would be county jail said none were actually held. room and lovely loft bedroom. Den ventured in were driven out by rocks and no further violence "because a whole lot of "W e gave them sandwiches and Kool- bottles and it, along with the Coconut Grpve people, most of them black, will end up Aid,” he said, "then the city of Miami took off master bedroom. Large Eat-in section, was sealed off again. being hurt. them home.” kitchen overlooking deck, raised ALL ON ONE FLOOR Over an acre surrounds this unique eight room, four bedroom hearth fireplaced family room Neighbors have lot of questions ranch. Custom kitchen, master bedroom suite with fireplace and other lovely features throughout the house Call today for your private showing $89,500, located on 1.27 acres. We can help you become a about OlGott St. group home plan "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Call 648-4525. and ask lor Oan. t i ) i.„ D. W. FISH REALTY CO. By Alex GfreUi Verplanck. Sehool. what would happen if> first-occupied by boys. “ We were a little D.F. REALE, INC. 243 Main SI Manchester Tel: 643-1591 Herald Reporter they died and left children without anyone nervous at first,” he said. He said he Real Etiale Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 to provide for them. learned he had nothing to fear from the 17S Atoin St„ Mwedwittf. Ct. s.tuidi, -. 0( *M ■< ro PM About 90 residents of the Verplanck She drew spontaneous applause. group home youths. “ But I fear some of the MWeieMMil Herald photo by Tarquink) 6 4 6 -4 S 2 S School neighborhood heard sponsors of a Another young women told the residents other kids in the neighborhood and some of group home for young people at 83 Olcott St. she was an abused child the adults. explain their plan Friday night. “ As I grew older I began to understand ‘Don't be afraid of a group home. It'll Neighbors questioned the sponsors about that what was going on in my fam ily was not work out. Especially if you bend a little.” Tasty education what would happpn to the value of their normal.” Mrs. Schneider said the girls in the group properties and character of their commun She said would have had no place to turn if home were excellent baby sitters for her Friday’s “Opportunity Day” at the Cornerstone Christian School ity, particularly if the home were ulti it were not for the group home where she children. "Maybe they look for what most of offered a tasty education for Sean McCavanagh, who is mately to come under non-local lives on Summit Street. us take for granted,” she said. grabbing a quick lick of chocolate during a candy-making sponsorship. Theresa Kelly, the houseparent of the Schneider said he and his wife did not session. Students got a taste of everything from chocolate J j They also heard from a couple of young group home on Summit Street for six girls, know there was a group home nearby when women who live in a Manchester group was on of those who spoke. She said being a they bought their house. "W hat you’ve got making to videotaping to macrame to the streets of Hartford. home who wanted to assure them they were houseparent was one of the greatest to remember,” he said, "is that they are More pictures on page 5 in no danger. pleasures in her life. She has been a looking for somebody to care about them. “ What are you afraid of?,” asked one of houseparent for 17 years and has been in One man in the audience asked him if he MANCHESTER $116,900 the young women. ‘I don't know why there is Manchester for six years. did not get his house for less money because REDUCED! Explore the possibility of owning this beau ''CUTE AS A BUTTON!” so much negative reaction. I hear about Neighbors of the Summit Street group there was a group home next to^jt. tiful 1 year old Duplex. (5 & 5) features 3 bedrooms, S ix room . V inyl sid ed Cape, with Fam ily Room in Schneider said no. He said the price was large country kitchen, gas utilities and maintenance basement, Two small rooms upstairs. A "Must churches and groups doing good things for home, Richard LaPointe and Mr. and Mrs. Gemayel precficting lower than it might have been because the free aluminum exterior. An excellent opportunity for in See Home"ll $64,900.00 people in foreign places. What about a little Robert Schneider, sought to reassure vestment. Call lor details. 643-4060 bit of concern for your own children? residents they had nothing to fear from a She asked the residents assembled at group home. LaPointe said the home was '.I Please turn to page 10 ‘historic agreement’ Bolton MANCHESTER— 43 FOREST ST. New listing, unique 9 Rm. Dutch Colonial One of the original Cheney Estates. Sound & They went hog-wild at this shower By Jack Redden Styled home, 4 bedrooms, large living room, Quality Construction Impossible to reproduce at the capital from the Lebanese army formal dining room, den, sun porch, family the asking price. First floor features Ig. entrance, United Press International Feb. 6. foyer w/open staircase, living room, dining room, Bv Susan Plese who wanted to sleep in the barn at Samaha played down the cease-fire room. Barn, Shed, fruit trees and many more Herald Reporter night. features, all situated on approximately 2 den, modernized kitchen & lavatory. Second LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Leba- violations along the line dividing floor has four bedrooms, baths, sitting room Luckily Lauren’s mother came to the ne'se President Amin Gemayel pre Christian East Beirut from the Moslem MANCHESTER $135,900 acres of well landscaped land, priced at Lauren Cable of Buckiand Street rescue. 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Call our Manchester office for more details. for professional use. Ideal business location.' Covenant Church, the church Lauren The old farmer was a bit surprised. Gemayel's spokesman declined to Full, heated attic. Call Now. $125,000.00 643-4060 attended, feted the young woman at a He said he’d been in business 63 years, dignity to the country’s citizens. comment on the kidnapping of the U.S. bridal shower. and had never seen anything like it — a Gemayel's spokesman, Michel Sa- diplomat, saying only that the Ameri There were the usual things, of pig in a shower at a church. maya, said the weeklong Lebanese IB V&R REALTY CO. REALTY WORLD. — Frechette Aseocietee STRANO REAL ESTATE cans had been in touch with the Foreign 497 Buckiand Road. P O Box 6:^3 course. A cake with fancy frosting. Not that Mrs. Cable wasn’t a bit peace conference was in its "final Ministry and "jhere are’contacts now f r e e Q: 156 East Centar Straet MARKET South Windsof, CT 06074 ____ Pretty decorations. An iron, stone nervous about the whole thing. Origi phase” and could be over by the going on." 643-2692 Bus (203)644-3461 646-7709 H J R E A L ESTATE S E R V IC E S e v a l u a t io n f f ware, and sheets and towels. nally, she had planned to pull the pig weekend. Although th% Lausanne conference Robert D. Murdock, RoaNor REAUY WORLD. £*cntft>ce
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Connecticut ^Opportunity' Rape case in Brief Day' at school is headed No murder indictment Friday was dubbed "Oppor tunity Day” at Cornerstone for jury NORWICH — The state does not have enough evidence to indict a Norwich man for murder in Christian School, and stu F A L L r i v e r . Mass. (U P I) — the December bow-and-arrow slaying of a Navy dents there got a taste of Prosecutors in the trial of two of six man but other charges may be brought against everything from chocolate men charged in the gang rape of a him, a Superior Court judge ruled Friday. making and videotaping to young woman on a bdrroom pool Judge ^ym our L. Hendel made the ruling at table told a jury Friday “ some the conclusion of a probable cause bearing for macrame and the streets of thing very wrong happened to that Mark E. Hunter. 23. who had been charged with Hartford in day-long work woman” and asked jurors to murder in the Dec. 9 killing of Peter A. Gamache. shops. Some first- and convict the deffendants. " I think this case is quite clear that ^ jsecond-graders got their But defense lawyers charged the defendant cannot be charged with murder in this prosecution’s story has changed district,” said Hendel. first crack at computers; » 4.1 "from hour to hour, minute to However, the judge noted it might be possible to others studied archery, minute, and day to day” and charge tbe defendant with attempted murder or •child care, “ Christian Daniel Silva and Joseph Vieira kidnapping. Hendel said the defendant could also beauty" and make-up or should be acquitted because they face another charge in Windham County, where never attacked the woman. the victim ’s body was found. took a trip to Ellington The jury was expected to begin airport. Clockwise from top deliberations Saturday in the case Mondale coming to state right: Peter Evans tRkes aim against the two. Another jury will at the target at Hall’s Arrow, continue to hear testimony against HARTFORD — Former Vice President Walter the four rehiaining defendants Mondale told Gov. William O'Neill Friday he will the archery range on West next week, when the defense is campaign in Connecticut prior to the state’s Middle Turnpike. Eric Hall scheduled to present its case. March 27 presidential primary. coaches 9-year-old Marty In his closing statement to the jury. Assistant Bristol County Mondale, endorsed by O’Neill and several other Newell at the range. Angela top state Democrats, called O'Neill to say he District Raymond Veary acknowl would be in the state before the primary and Sinclair and Brine Paster edged that accounts differ on what would “be coming in strong,” said Larrye nak dabb some chocolate happened inside Big Dan's Tavern deBear, press secretary to the governor. into a mold as part of their in nearby New Bedford. But the woman's "incredible DeBear said Mondale told the governor the chocolate-making lesson. schedule for his campaign visit would be worked state" after the March 6, 1983, Herald photoa by Pinto out after Tuesday's primary in Illinois. Feme Pasternak shows off incident makes it clear that It was a little llling wizardry the shamrock-pops she "something very wrong happened Damages exceed $230,000 helped her charges create. to that woman in that bar." Veary told the Bristol Superior Court jury Thursday’s game pitting members of the llling Junior High enjoying the game. Some 600 people attended the game, which BRID G EPO RT — Two Massachusetts couples and Judge William Young. Herald photos by Tarquimo School faculty against members of the Harlem Wizards included will help raise funds to buy uniforms for the llling band. The will receive a total of more than $230,000 in He reminded the jury of testim plenty of laughs, as this crowd photo shows, llling Junior High score was 110 to 76. Not surprisingly, he Wizards won. damages for injuries received in a head-on crash ony that the woman, who fled on the Connecticut Turnpike, a lawyer for the screaming from the bar, was found School band director Bridget Gilchrist looks as though she's plaintiffs has said. outside "h alf naked, hysterical, The stipulated judgement was entered in U.S. covered with scrapes " and plead District Court where the suit had been assigned ing for help. Committee hears another Judge for trial before Chief Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly, '' I appeal to you to take a way her Arthur D. Friedman, counsel for the plaintiffs, innocence, but don't take away her said. humanity," Veary said. "Don't Under the Settlement, John L. Grant of perpetuate the myth about rape Kinsella’s actions called ‘unbelievable’ Lexington, Mass., would receive $160,000; his victims that because she walked wife, Dorothy, $20,000; and John M. Millmore of into a bar, she invited the rape and that she doesn't deserve your Lukens. appearing before a select Donaghue's lawyer. basis for the firing of Lucca. Cambridge, Mass., and his wife, Mary, a total of By Bruno V. Ranniello consideration and this court's legislative committee deciding Lukens said he also ordered the Under the’ Dec. 21, 1979, will. $54,050. United Press International protection under the law.” whether to impeach Kinsella, said resale of a $40,000 auto Kinsella and Goldfarb and Connecticut Bank & trust The judgement is against Joseph A. Felix of Veary added that the defense Goldfarb illegally hired an attorney to Goldfarb obtained for Miss Donaghue Go. became co-executors of her will and Stratford, who was driving a station wagon on HARTFORD — A judge told a select was “ banking" on that myth. snoop into the legal papers of Miss against her wishes. co-trustees of her estate. Interstate 95 in Milford in September 1979 which committee Friday he was appalled by Silva's lawyer, Edward F. Har Donaghue, 88, as part of the effort to Lukens said Graulty was not given a ' Lukens described as “ absolutely struck the car in which the plaintiffs were riding. "unbelievable" actions of Hartford rington, said he is "not sure which change her will. Lukens said he made fair hearing by Kinsella on May 18, unbelievable” the terms of Goldfarb's Probate Judge James Kinsella and version you should believe, be-' Goldfarb pay back $15,000 spent for a 1979, when he asked the judge to co-conservatorship that would put him attorney Alexander Goldfarb in mi Driver unhurt but robbed cause I'm not sure what version lawyer. remove Goldfrab and Paul Amaro as and the bank in control of the money on shandling the $35 million estate of an she believes." Lukens was assigned to investigate guardian because they were close the death of Miss Donaghbe, including FAIRFIELD — A New York truck driver elderly West Hartford woman. He said his client thought the Kinsella's handling of the Donaghue friends of the judge. Goldfarb being able to name his escaped injury but lost $650 to a robber who Probate Judge Ralph Lukens of woman had agreed to have sex estate in 1981 and based on his findings, Two weeks earlier, Kinsella ordered successor as co-conservator in the allegedly stopped near his disabled rig on Meriden said Kinsella had violated with him at the tavern. a Probatt Judge panel censured the firing of Miss Donaghue's long time event of his death. Interstate 95 and threatened him with a sawM-of f court ethics in appointing Goldfarb, his Harrington reasoned that since Kinsella last April. gardener, caretaker and chauffeur. LLukens spent more than two hours shotgun, police said. close friend, as co-conservator of the the 22-year-old mother of two had In September 1981, Lukens removed Salvatore Lucca, and he refused to giving testimony and Kinsella's attor Police said Raymond Amitano, 36, of Staten estate of Ethel Donaghue. Lukens said not identified Silva as one of her Kinsella from handling the estate, and hear any appeal by Graulty over the ney, James Wade, was not able to cross Island, N.Y., stoppedonthe westbound lane of the the main thrust of Goldfarb was to have attackers, she also thought their fired Goldfarb and co-conservator matter. examine because Lukens had to return Connecticut Turnpike about 7:45 p.m. Thursday the woman change her will, which she sexual contact on the barroom pool did on Dec. 21. 1979. William Graulty, who had been Miss Lukens said he found absolutely no to probate court. when his tractor-trailer broke down. Amitano told police he thought a car was table was voluntary. stopping to help, but instead a man stepped out In a separate statement, David with a gun and demanded money. The robber fled Waxier, attorney for Vieira, said the scene in a vehicle that had no license plate, his client may have acted Lotto machines sold police said. "lew d ly” during the incident. The best evidence indicated that Vieira had touched the woman and University student kiiied touched his crotch at one point one ticket a minute during the evening, the lawyer BRIDGEPORT — An Malaysian student said. attending the University of Bridgeport was killed Bv David Ludlum win. I'll buy a mansion in West Palm Harrington said the woman did Friday when he apparently lost control of his not identify Silva as one of her United Press International Beach, F la.," he said. motorcycle near the campus, police said. The odds of winning the first-prize attackers when she returned to the Abdul Shukur Zainuddin, 20, of Bridgeport was bar with police after the incident HARTFORD — Lotto machines pool, or a share of it. are more than 1.9 pronounced dead shortly before noon at the scene across Connecticut ran out an average million to 1. because "in her mind and in her of the accident at the intersection of Univers^y heart, she knew that whatever she of one ticket a minute Friday and it was The Bridgeport Post quoted statisti and Linden avenues, a UB spokesman said. no longer possible to project the size of cian Dan O’Reilly of Lexington, Mass., had done with Daniel Silva was the first-prize pool for the evening's as comparing the odds to tossing a coin completely consensual. drawing, a lottery official said. and having it come up heads 21 times in '.'It wasn't just in his mind that "W e're not going to make (another) row or a poker player being dealt three consent was given, but in her mind prediction. We gave up on that," said straight flushes in a row. TOWN OF MANCHESTM too,” Harrington added. LEOAL NOTICE "Daniel Silva told you all the Lottery Unit Chief J. Blaine Lewis. O’Reilly said simply buying two Atomeetlneon March 5,1964 the Plannloo and Zoning Com "The last estimate was $5 million but Lotto tickets cuts the odds to975,000 to 1 mission mode the following decisions: Report says Dagon time this girl wanted to do the thing is really running away. We’re and buying four tickets improves them THE STOP A BHOF COMPANIES, INC. - ZONING AMENDMENT o something with him,” Harrington (S-S9) - Denied without preludice the amendment os pro said. "How much of a rape without averaging one transaction per minute to better than a 500,000 to 1. He said posed. was driving drunk spring for 21 tickets and you have one WESLEY GRVK ET AL - ZONE CHANOE - HARTFORO ROAD (G- Area towns consent could this be?” per termiQ^l.'' 47) - Denied the application and zoning classification of EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - East Waxier said only one witness Lewis said he projecteed this week's chance in 15,000. Plonned Residence Development - portion of 79V Hartford ticket sales at least three times last Lotto players put up $1 to bet on six Rood. Hartford police stopped Mayor George A. who testified against Vieira was week's record figure of $1.29 million. numbers from 1 to 36, hoping to match MIP 14 COUP. (M-43) - Approved o landscaping plan for Dagon while he was apparently driving credible. "Southfield" - 397V, 407V and 447V South Main Street; 46V Coventry under the influence of alcohol but did not He singled out Valdimiro Pa The first-prize pool and weekly sales the six numbers drawn for the top through 100V Country Club Drive; 5V through S5V Simon Bolton / have mushroomed as the last six prize. The six numbers drawn Friday Lone; and IV through 02V Fairway Drive. arrest him, a report published Friday said. checo, who had arrived at the bar weekly drawings failed to produce a night were 10, 24, 17, 25, 9 and 26. OAK FOREST REALTY INC. ( F-30) - Approved modifications to Officer Michael Lefebvre filed a police with Vieira and testified earlier first-prize winner. on approved site development plan -591/615/675 North Main report saying he stopped the mayor this month that Vieira had briefly ThosO coming up with five correct Street. The manager of a Hartford Civic HAROLD JAMES (M-17) - Approved on eroslon/sedlmento- Saturday night after following him down approached the pool table when the numbers split a second-prize pool and Bolton woman gets help Center liquor store with a Lotto tlon control plan for Sections IIIA S, II IB of Manchester West Main Street and onto Silver Lane, a report woman was on top of it, touched his those guessing four split the third-prize Subdivision. machine said Friday was the biggest in Friday’s edition of the Journal-Inquirer pants and her) and then returned to pot. ALUED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. ( A-23) - Approved O modifi Lotto day he has had, with as many as cation to o condition of on approved special exception. The said.' the bar. The winners, if any, could be known 50 bettors lined up and roped off to keep condition Is: Z The following shall be Installed along the Lefebvre reported the mayor's car Waxier said the woman's testim as early as Saturday or possibly west property line from West Middle Turnpike to o point 60 KofC starts fund for surgery swerved back and forth on Main Street, ony was not credible because “ she them out of the way of store customers. feet northof the existing spruce trees along the property N/F Monday, tottery officials said. striking a median curb twice, and that after had lied about having only one-half Herald photo by Pinto "Everybody's buying $5, $10, $20 McKeon: (o) along property N/F Demers o three-foot high worth,” said A. Fred Basil, manager of Amounts of individual prizes are stockade fence for the first twenty-five feet from West Mid By Adele Angle 15 pancake breakfast at St. Maurice her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Reopell of Dagon stopped and got out he had trouble a drink ” the night of the incident dle Turnpike then o six-foot high stockade fence, oil being closing the car door and difficulty passing and changed her story. She also Clerk Tony Bilotta prepares ^Q^nnecticut Lotto ticket at Liquor Merchants Five. "It’s business unpredictable because they vary with one foot ptf the property line; (b ) along property N/F Mac Focus Editor Church. Euclid Lane. Instead, for the last nine Manchester’s Harvest Hill Package Store Friday as lottery men, lawyers, professionals, even my the number of winners as well as ticket Donald and N/ F Bonodles o six-foot high stockade fence one On Friday, George Gorra, president of years, she’s been a patient at New Britain two balance tests. “exaggerated the crime,” saying own dentist." sales. Individual second prizes have foot off the property line and three-foot Canadian hemlocks "It was clear to me that it was not safe for at one point that it had involved 15 customers line up to buy their chances at a possible jackpot of planted at four feet on center; (c ) along property N/F Ted- BOLTON — That’s incredible, all right. Syndet Products Inc., an industrial deter Memorial Hospital. Basil said he had joined those playing run in the range of $500 to $1,000 and ford, N/F Smith and N/F Moutton posts every lOfeet to rein At its Thursday night meeting, St. gents manufacturer on Williams Road, said On Monday the same surgeon featured on him to continue to drive any further," to 20 men who had knives, and nearly $5 million. a lottery game for the first time. " I f I third prizes between $30 and $M. force the existing retaining wall and o six-foot high stockade Maurice Knights of Columhus agreed to his ^irm would donate $500 to the fund drive. “ That's Incredible” examined Miss Reo Lefebvre wrote. His report said Dagon was punched her and that it lasted fence on the top of the retaining wall;
aS./W orld Hart, Mondale battle In Brief for Saturday votes FOCUS / People Triple-killer executed By Clay F. Richards legislation that gave the firm RALEIGH, N.C. - Triple cop-killer James W. United Press International government-backed loans to bring it Hutchins, a man "too mean to live," died by back from the brink of bankruptcy. injection Friday as quietly as if he had "laid down Democratic front-runners Walter Mondale drove the one millionth and gone to sleep" under the grim eyes of his Mondaje and Gary Hart battled for Dodge Omni off the assembly line at the victims' comrades. votes in the Midwest industrial heart of plant and told workers, who cheered Fifteen people witnessed the execution of America Friday on the eve of six him down the line, that they would be Hutchins — the 15th since the Supreme‘Court caucuses that will pick another 251 out of work today if Hart had had his dropped its death penalty ban in 1976 — and eight delegates to the Democratic National way. ' Pluck ’o the Irish of them were law enforcement officers. Convention. "M y main opponent said let them go Many of those were friends of the three officers The former vice president and the bankrupt,” Mondale said. " I f he had he gunned down and, except for Sgt. Herbert senator from Colorado, both stumped in his way, today this plant would be still. Scruggs, they expressed satisfactioio
N9w tor Sonior Cttfiont Advice Engagements Vaudeville theme is guaranteed Abby’s pecan pie recipe to make variety show a winner Editor’s note: this column is not over yet. We hope you enjoyed p.m. bus returns from shopping; prepared by the staff of the the dance on Friday. Lou Joubert 1; 30 p.m. exercise class with Cleo. wins raves in Merry Olde Manchester Senior Center. It ap and bis Orchestra are always a • Wednesday: 9 a.m. blood pears Iq the Herald on Wednesdays. treat. We should be proud to have pressurO, N-Z; 9:30 a.m. crewel and Saturdays. such a talented bunch in the area. class; pharmacist, Peggy Kelly; D E AR ABBY: I was band and I weren’t getting The St. Patrick’s Day trip to the 10 a.m. Friendship Circle; pino born in England, wed an along very well and I By Jeanette Cave Aqua Turf will leave from the chle games; noon lunch; 12:30 American, and came to started to have an affair Senior Center Director Community Baptist Church at p.m. bridge games; 1p.m. arts and the United States in 1919. with a co-worker. Well, I 10:30 a.m., and will leave Aqua crafts class; 1; 15 p.m. exercise I’ve been a widow for 39 Dear Abby found out I was pregnant, After reviewing the total pro Turf at 3:30 p.m. class; 2 p.m. rehearsal for Variety years. I'm nearly 92, and 1 so in order to save my gram for Uie Variety Show, we are ’The trip to Wright’s Chicken Show; bus pick upat8a.m.; return still take my daily walks marriage I had an abor sure to have another winner. This Farm will leave from the Pic and trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Abigail Van Buren tion. (My husband had year’s theme, "Olde Time Vaude Save parking lot at 10:30 a.m. and feed the pigeons, who a Thursday: 9:30 a.m. basket had a vasectomy after our ville Show” bringil together two know me and come in a .Seats are still available for $14. per weaving class; orchestra rehear last child was born.) Senerations of talent. Have you S'*. bunch to meet me. 'person. Call Post Road Stages at sal; noon lunch; 1 p.m. Music It’s been over a year seen the young people do "Break 644-1531. r u get to the point, Makers from Bloomfield; bus pick now, and I am fine. I no dancing’’ on TV? You can, at our Abby. About IS years ago Don’t forget to purchase your up at 10 a.m.; return after longer have a boyfriend, show. Would you like to hear tunes you sent me your recipe lunch tickets before Tuesday noon. program. /• for pecan pie. At the to-do) think the pie is Mix syrup, sugar, salt, and my husband and 1 from yesteryear? How about some The entertainment next week will bottom of the recipe it tip-top. So I ’m writing to butter, vanilla. Add went to counseling and fancy footwork from the seniors? be supplied by the Music Makers o Friday; 9:30 a.m. chess and Theresa A. Campanelli thank you, and let you slightly beaten eggs. Pour are doing super. I go to Well, it’s all happening in another checkers; 10 a.m. bingo; exercise Elizabeth M. Konney Susan E. Foreman says, "Please let me know BkhL-,. from the Bloomfield Senior Center. how yours came out.” I know that soon Dear Ab- into a 9-inch unbaked pie church regularly and 1 three weeks, April 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. This group bad the pleasure of with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. have a guilty conscience by's pecan (or walnut) pie shell. Sprinkle pecans want to go to confession at Manchester High School, performing at the 1983 World’s setback games; 1:30 p.m. exercise Konney-Sommers Foreman-Comella Campanelli-Miner because I have made will be the rate of Sussex! over filling. Bake in 350- and get this off my chest, ’lickets are available at the center Fair. Don’t miss this special treat. class; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return literally dozens of your ELIZABETH degree oven for approxi but I am afraid I will be for a donation of $5. for adults, and It’s also an opportunity to meet trips at 12; 30 and 3:15 p.m. Mrs. Nancy G. Green of We Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campanelli pecan pies and not once IN NEW YORK mately 45 minutes. excommunicated because $2. for children 12 years and your peers and find out what other Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chartier of thersfield announces the engage have I written to let you You can top it with a bit of/the abortion. younger. senior centers are doing. MENU FOR THE WEEK: Russell Street, announce the en of Tolland announce the engage ment of her daughter, Elizabeth gagement of their daughter, Susan ment of their daughter, Theresa know that 1 now have the DEAR ELIZABETH: of whipped cream or ice Please tell me what to Herald photo by Pinto The AARP Tax Assistance Pro The senior center will run the Marie Konney, to John Gregory E. Foreman, to Joseph Richard Anna Maria Campanelli, to Wayne reputation for being the Your letter made my day. cream, but even plain, do. I am truly sorry and gram will continue at the center Monday: hamburg on bun, center’s bus on Friday night, April Sommers, son of Mr. and Mrs. world’s best pecan pie And if anyone out there nothing tops this! And want to receive commun until Monday, April 16. You may french fries, three-bean salad, Cornelia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miner, son of the late Mr. Magee Miner, 5, daughter of Mr. and of Bolton, enjoys the whole thing. The 6. If you need a ride, please callthe John F. ^ m m ers of Vernon. The maker. It’s easy to make, wants the recipe, here it please let me know how ion again. receive assistance any day except dessert, beverage. Salvator Cornelia of Ellington. and Mrs. Clarence Miner of children are calling attention to the office and give your name, address prospective bridegroom is presi and all who taste it say it’s is: yours turns out. NEEDS HELP Mrs. Robert Miner of Bolton, admires ’Thursdays from 1 to 3:30 p.m. No Tuesday; chicken patty on bun, The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu Vernon. He is employed at Porter and telephone number. A few days dent of Allied Printing Services of the best pecan pie they’ve IN WISCONSIN harbingers of spring, daffodils, held by creative arts festival and talent show to appointments are~necessary. soup, dessert, beverage. ate of East Catholic High School. Cable of Manchester. before the show, you will be Manchester. ever had. AB B Y’S PECAN D E AR ABBY: This let be at the Bolton Elementary and Center There is no charge for this service. . Wednesday: meatioaf, mashed She is employed as a billing The bride-elect is a graduate of D E AR NEEDS: Con Colleen Kirk, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. contacted as to the time that you The bride-elect is a graduate of I sent the recipe to my (OR WALNUT) ter has taken a long time potatoes, vegetable, dessert, supervisor at Cable T.V. South Windsor High School. She is fess to your priest. If you Peter Kirk, of Bolton, while Jody Evans, Schools Tuesday, to celebrate spring. will be picked up. Glastonbury High School and The prospective bridegroom is a employed at Michelle’s Florals of niece in Sussex, and she PIE to write. I need to know if I are truly penitent you will SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: beverage. has had as much success will get excommunicated son of Mr. pnH Mr«» John M. Evans, also Thursday: corned beef and Manchester Community .College. 1976 graduate of Ellington High Vernon. The prospective bride not be excommunicated. All singers and soloists are She is employed as a paralegal at School. He is an apprentice with it as I. The only 1 cup white corn syrup from the Roman Catholic • IRS every day except Thurs- cabbage, potatoes, carrots, des groom is a graduate of Rockville CONFIDENTIAL TO required to be at rehearsal at 1 the Travelers Insurance Com problem is that pecans 1 cup dark brown sugar Church for something I . days, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. sert, beverage. plumber with Haney Brothers High School. ENGAGED IN OMAHA: p.m. sharp on Wednesday. All. pany. She is also the daughter of Plumbing and Heating. are available in England 1/3 teaspoon salt did over a year ago. I’m • Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics; Friday; egg salad on whole An April 28 wedding is planned in When people ask you how other performers are to meet at 2 Peter Konney of Glastonbury. A July 14 wedding is planned at Vernon. only around Christmas 1/3 cup melted butter scared to talk to my priest Arts fair will celebrate Spring 10 a.m. bingo; noon lunch; 12:30 wheat, soup, dessert, beverage. many carats your dia p.m. at the center. Sommers is a graduate of the Church of the Assumption. time, so she used walnuts 1 teaspoon vanilla for fear of what he might p.m. pinochle games; 1:30 p.m. The first motion picture to win an tell me. mond isi they probably BOWLING SCORES: Men’s hi Cushing Academy and Nichols _____ H and said they are just as 3 whole eggs BOLTON — The Bolton Elemen students in grades kindergarten activities. Bolton residents Dennis PLEASE NOTE, that the exer exercise class; bus pick up at 8 Academy Award was “ Wings” in I ’m married and have want to Khow how much College. A September wedding is good as pecans! Her 1 heaping cup shelled tary and Center Schools will through 8. Sheridan, on the .fiddle and Karen cise class for Wednesday after a.m.; return trips at 12; 30 and 3:15 tripie — Frank Wotruba, 562; Ray Elver is the name for young eels. 1928. three children. My hus lettuce was involved. Bidweil, 506; Ed Yourkas, 527; planned. neighbors (all very well- pecans (or walnuts) celebrate the arrival of spring on Categories will include fine arts, Lane, vocalist, from the musical noon is canceled and will be p.m. John Kravontka, 506. Men’s hi Tuesday with a Creative Arts crafts, industrial arts, creative group, ’’Rendezvous,” will also’ rescheduled for another time. Call a Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; single — John Kravontka, 210; Ed Festival and Talent Show, at the writing, photography, and audio entertain. the center on Monday for more 9:30 a.m. macrame class; oil decree in mathematics. He re Brewer, 201. Ladies hi triple — school, 108 Notch Road from 6; 30 to visual. The Bolton Women’s Club details. painting class; 10 a.m. square ceived a master of science degree Ginger Yourkas, 499. Reader says back pain gone 9 p.m. will present a special award for the Visitors are invited to enter into St. Patrick’s Day activities are dancing class; noon lunch; 12:30 in operations, reserach and statis The event is sponsored by the best use of natural materials in a the spirit of the event by arriving tics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Bolton PTO and will feature work of art. wearing ’’Spring accessories.” Institute, Troy, N.Y. and is a displays of a wide variety of A student talent show at 7:30 These can be whatever theic candidate for a master in business after doing special excersizes original creations snhnni**»H bv p.m. will highlight the evening imagination suggests. administration program at Rens She was born in a pub selaer. He is serving as a lieuten ant in the United States Coast DEAR DR. LAMB: I’ve hours of sleep. She’s not Continued from page 11 pretty, light-haired woman with * "I got this little birdie, we called Guard, assigned to the Depart y had constant pain in the attending school and had About Town "and we didn’t make the bread animated face, crinkles her eyes him Paisley,” says Donovan. "H e ment of Mathematics at the ' lower back and spine. But to quit her part-time job. until the milk was sour.” Fre and nose disarmingly when she started talkin’ and he had a brogue academy. a few weeks, ago I re The doctor said there quently, she remembers, the milk laughs. — even though he was born in this A July wedding is planned at St. ceived your health letter wasn’t a lot to be done, Competing for title Groups to have concert was set next to the fire to speed the He, ruddy-cheeked and darker country,” he says. Bridget Church. V,__ on backaches. I started Your Health except drink plenty of process. than his wife, speaks with the “ He had TWO brogues.” His wife ^~dxercising, as you sug fluids and get plenty of COVENTRY - Patri Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale,' expressions of a poet. In fact, he is corrects him with a laugh. One Feiner-Barai cia M. Kozak, daughter of under the direction of Dr. Jack Heller, will have a Joint gested, and after three Lawrence Lamb, M.D. sleep. Somehow I feel HER HUSBAND remembers a lover of the poetry of Yeats, and brogue mimicked Donovan, one days I could get out of bed Carol Kozak of Laurel concert Sunday, April 1 at 7 p.m. at Manchester High, Mrs. Donovan. A true Irishman, of there must be more to it most clearly the "softness of the quotes him frequently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Feiner of and walk with much Trail, has been selected as School, East Middle Turnpike. course, could pick up the regional than that. spring, goln’ to school on a spring The brogues have not faded a bit Shelburne, Vt., announce the en ' greater ease. an entrant in the 1984 Miss The concert will feature Kodaly’s “ Budavari Te. differences in the couples’ speech. mornin’ . I had to go about a mile to over the years in this country. gagement of their daughter, Lau- When I began reaching How serious is this Connecticut-USA Page Deum,” Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 in F Major, and To a Yankee, it’s not so apparent. school, down the glen, the river “ When I go back to Ireland lean fit ralee Feiner to Richard 1. Baral for my toes, my fingertips illness and will it be long ant to be staged in the Richard Strauss’ ’’Till Eulenspiegels lustige Donovan is quick to remark that goin’ by, the little lambs appearin’ right in," says Donovan. Last time Jr., of South Windsor. He is the son only reached just below better. Many people with with a long, stamped, before she recovers? Is it Governor’s ballroom of Streiche.” ^ they are not "constantly cryin’” ... “ His voice trails off. he was in Ireland, in fact, he pulled of Richard I. Baral Sr. of Southing the knees. Now I can lower back pain can be self-addressed envelope contagious? the Parkview Hilton Hotel Tickets are $4 for the general public and $2 for about leaving the homeland. "And the people cornin’ into the into a little gas station in a small ton and Nancy Baral of South gently reach within an nefit by exercises to for it to me, in care of the in Hartford on March 31 students and senior citizens. Tickets will be available, “ Bach country gave us what we Connie Merola and Thomas Margaret E. Healy home and teilin’ stories when we tovvn. An attendant greeted him. Windsor, former Manchester inch of my toes. strengthen the abdomen Manchester Herald, P.O. DEAR READER: Mo and April 1. at the door. needed at the particular time,” he were young,” he says. "They were “ H'ow are things in the Army, Vendetta residents. I ’m astonished at how and back muscles. Box 1551, Radio City Sta nonucleosis is a common Miss Kozak will gradu says. “ When we came here, we stories of mythology, and they’d Frank?” the man said. "H e never The bride-elect is a 1980 gradu good the results are after You probably benefit a tion, New York, N.Y. illness caused by a virus. ate from Coventry High Nature classes planned were lookin’ for more. We’re dress ’em up, ya know, standin’ up knew I was in this country,” Merola-Vendetta Healy-Hoey ate of Champlain Valley Uiiion only one week. I hope lot from the stretching 10019. It’s contagious and easily School this year. She has practical enough to know that if ’The Lutz Children’s Museum will offer two' in the kitchen and fellin’ stories.” Donovan remarks. High School, Hinesburg, Vt. and is exercising will become as exercises. Shortened Despite your success, I spread by kissing, which been a member of the you went back, after all the kissin’, parent-child classes next week. Both the Donovans have re The brogues have carried over to a senior at Keuka College, Keuka much a part of my life as muscles in spasms are must add there’s a right is why it’s often called the Drama Club, the chorus. you’d have the same problems ” Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Merola Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Healy A class in mammals is Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. for tained their brogues. She. a slim. the Donovan’s lytusepets, as well. Park, N.Y. majoring in elemen eating and sleeping. often a major part of back way and a right time to "kissing disease.” Young Future Homemakers of Jr. of 40 Marion Drive, announce of Manchester announce the en parents and children grade 1 and up. A slide, tary education. I ’d been taking Motrin discomfort. If everyone exercise. During acute adults often have a sore America, and is active in the engagement of their daughter, gagement of their daughter, Mar presentation will introduce participants to character-: The prospective bridegroom is a for my back pain four exercised to maintain back pain, it’s unwise to throat, headache and en the International Order of Connie Merola, to Thomas H. garet Evelyn Healy. to Robert J. istics of mammals and famUferize them with 1981 graduate of Manchester High times a day, but since I’ve strong abdominal mus start an exercise program larged lympbnodes, par Rainbow for Girls. Her It was a day to watch the [xirade Vendetta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoey 111 of New London. He is the Connecticut mammals. Fee is 50 cents for members School. He is a member of the been exercising I haven’t cles and used stretching until the acute condition ticularly in the neck. hobbies include skiing, Francis P. Vendetta of 40 Engle son of Mr. andMrs. Robert J. Hoey and $1 for non-members. South Windsor Ambulance Corps had to take it. exercises, there’d be subsides. And all such Fatigue is common. swimming and skating. Patricia M. Kozak either. Boys’ fingers bled after his wood Drive. II of Hauppauge, Long Island, N.Y. A class in winter birds is March 24 at 1 p.m. for CoBtinoed fratn page 11 and his five brothers learned to and is employed by Brand Rex Co., I’m now constantly fewer back problems. As cases should be seen by a Because it’s a virus whacks. The bride-elect is a 1981 gradu The bride-elect is a graduate of parents and children grade 2 and up. A multi-media, defend themselves by learning J.B.M. Division of Manchester. aware of keeping my you’ve discovered, taking physician. illness, antibiotics' don’t pack of cigarettes — there were “ He thought everybody should ate of Manchester High School and Stonehill College, North Easton, Open house at Temple presentation on birds of the area will he followed by a.. boxing down at the local gym. An Oct. 13 wedding is planned in stomach sucked in to care of your muscles is help unless it’s compli five cigarettes in a pack. He did be a genius — he was brutal," is employed at Alexander & Mass, with a bachelor of arts workshop to construct a birdhouse. The class will' Shelburne, Vt. strengthen my stomach better than taking DEAR DR. LAMB: My cated by a bacterial infec The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of five yeras in reform school for O’N eill said. Alexander of East Hartford, in the degree. She received a master of meet at the Oak Grove Nature Center. Fees are $6 for NOT ALL O’NEILL’S memories muscles. I ’mhoping it will medicine. 17-year-old granddaugh tion. In most cases the Masons will have an open house Monday from 9:30 that.” "I got clobbered a couple of Marketing Department. arts degree in education from the members and $8 for non-members. are sad ones. There was genuine become second nature. Others who want the ter has "mono.” She has illness only lasts a few a.m. to noon, at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. He clearly recalls a teacher times," O’Neill recalls. "One day The prospective bridegroom is a University of Connecticut. She is a Bungalow comes from the Hin Pre-registration is required. Call 643-0949. warmth in his voice as he recalled Health Letter 13-30, Back swelling around her eyes weeks and the person There will be cards, pool and refreshments. All named lilasfer Carragher. “ Lots of he asked me where Kinsale Harbor 1980 graduate of Manchester High first grade teacher in the Windham dustani "bungla,” meaning “ of or Masons and their friends are invited. his elementary school teachers — DEAR READER: I’m ache and What to Do and is extremely tired gradually regains the pre people in this town probably was. I wasn’t listening ... You can School and is attending Eastern Public School System. belonging to Bengal.” Bungalows delighted you feel so much About It, can send 75 cents even after hours and vious energy level. ^oodm obile at church remember him,” he said. be sure my eyes went over the map "They were so kind,” he said. Connecticut State University. He is The prospective bridegroom is a were the types of houses occupied Crew membere sought Carragher was a bear of a man of Ireland in two seconds,” he said. And he remembered the way the employed part-time at Barrieau graduate of the United States by Europeans in Malaysia, and — and a bully as well. He didn’t roses were planted in the town. they resembled the houses com The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Community BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Former officers and. O’Neill’s father was a bricklayer Moving and Storage in Hartford. Coast Guard Academy, New Lon hesitate to spare the bamboo cane. "A ll the way to St. Mark’s Church. mon to natives of Bengal. Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., Monday from 11:45 crew members of the World War II destroyer USS who died during World War I. He A June 2 wedding is planned. don, with a bachelor of science Wife may be able to help a.m. to 5 p.m. Fanning are asked to contact Fred Winger, 712 All blood types are needed. Anyone in good health, Hewlett St., Bakersfield, 93309. A reunion is Sept. Min'. Promoting the 'deliberately sensual' 17 through 65 years of age, and weighing 110 pounds or Kansas City, Mo. more, may be eligible to donate. with management of family Masons having ceremonies Local women at assembly Barbara Wallett, Laura Freeman and Maty LeDuc, Calvin Klein says ‘If you don’t upset anyone... you’re dead’ help from Dr. Blaker’s The Tri-State Festival of the Cryptic Rite of Free DEAR DR. BLAKER: all past presidents of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey When I was a little boy, newsletter "Fighting De Masonry will be held at the Blasonic Temple, 25 E. American Legion auxiliary, were in Washington, D.C. my brothers always did pression.” Send 50 cents Center St., March 24. The several ceremonies of the recently to attend the American Legion auxiliary By Gay Pauley Klein, 41, and Barry Senwartz, 41, childhood friend better than I did in school. Ask and a stamped, self- councils will start at 10:30 a.m. with the State of awareness assembly. The meeting concentrated on' United Press International and full partner, have acquired the stock of Puritan ’They looked better and addressed envelope to Dr. Massachusetts Council conferring the Royal Master domestic and international concerns of the group. Fashions Co. at a cost of approximately $61.25 million were better athletes. My Dr. Blaker Blaker in care of the Degree. dollars. Speakers during the four-day sessions included NEW YORK - Calvin Klein’s designer bluejeans mother also seemed to Manchester Herald, P.O. The New York State Council will confer the select President Ronald Reagan, Mrs. George Bush and first created controversy when he put a billboard on Pretty good for two boys from the Bronx who give them more attention. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Box 475, Radio City Sta master degree and Adoniram Council of Connecticut Secretary of State George Shultz. Participants in the Broadway, featuring a larger than life Brooke started out in the rag trade in 1968 with $10,000 capital, I remember when I gave tion, New York, N.Y. will confer the super excellent degree. assembly met also with members of Congress. Shields, then age 16. later increasing it to $25,000. up trying to compete — it 10019. „ Lunch will be served at 12:15 p.m. For more “Nothing comes between me and my Calvin Klein But they were doing tailored clothes then, not jeans. was in the fifth grade. It information call Charles K. Lynn, 640-0355. Write to Dr. Blaker at jeans," the model, actrew and now coed at Princeton Mildred Custin, then the president of Bonwit Teller, a has been downhill for me the above address. The Bowers to race balloons University was saying in the ad. Critics called it too prestigious Fifth Avenue store, purchased six coat ever since. and three dress styles that first year, Klein said. volume of mail prohibits AARP to hear tenor Students at Bowers Elementary School will launch sumestive. I worked for the govern D EAR DR. BLAKER: I inner gratification of hav Building a reputation for style, Klein began personal replies, but ques Manchester Chapter 1275 of AARP will sponsor a helium-filled balloons Thursday as part of a ^ you don’t upset anyone, it’s like you’re dead,” ment forfiveyears, quit to am a 55-year-old woman ing been true to a certain designing sports and evening wear. tions of general interest trip to Lantana’s in Randolph, Mass, to hear Frank nationwide contest sponsored by “Weekly Reader,” said Klein as be sipped coffee in bis all-gray office in get a college degree and who has raised two child standard of morality. And “ A lot of people kept asking me ’Are you interested will be discussed in future Patterson, Irish tenor. the classroom newspaper. A card attached to each New York’s garment center during an inferview. then returned to the same ren. They are now well- still others decide in jeans?” ’ dull, boring work. columns. The bus will leave the parking lot at the corner of balloon asks the finder to return the balloon to adjusted career women whether or not they have LOOKING BACK, Klein said Miss Shields once told But it wasn’t until 1976, as the designer jeans craze I am in debt, and just Hartford Road and South Main Street at 9 a.m. and Bowers. with children and good fulfilled enough of their an interviewer, " I ’ve got seven Calvins in my closet hit, that he moved into jeans at the suggestion of the can’t get a promotion. I return about 5:80 p.m. “ Weekly Reader” will present a $500 prize to the marriages. fantasies. and if they could talk, it would ruin me.” Bloomingdale’s stores. love my wife and 6-year- Keep your TV picture school that gets a message back from the greatest' Sometimes that makes No one feels successful sharp with frequent What did she mean by that? "Interpret it as you old daughter. But I don’t distance. In addition, 100 runner-up prizes will be me feel good about my in every phase of their cleanInp of the screen. Antique show in Vernon K L E IN DOES HAVE a family clothes connection. know how 1 can take care awarded. The goal of the contest is to encourage' like,” said Klein, and laughed, relishing the titillating life. life. We all have to choose Use a mild soap with byplay that has become almost a trademark of his rag His grandmother was a seamstress for Hattie of them. Help! VERNON — The Vernon Historical Society will children to write to students in other parts o f the But 1 have been di where we want to put opr water or a bit of ammonia trade promotions. Carnegie, who once ran one of New York’s most have iU spring antique show and sale, March 25 at the country. vorced for five years and energies. We don’t have In water. Be sure to dry " I ’ve always managed to create controversy,” be fashionable salons. His mother, he said, had no design DEAR READER: Per Vernon Center Middle School, Route 30. There will be The wiiming school will be announced May II. can’t seem to find a man. enough to go around. thoroughly. If you haye said. “Our ^ v e it is i^ is deliberately sensual. It’s experience “ but did have an absolute passion for haps it would be better to more than 60 exhibitors. That makes me feel bad Do you feel satisfied on extra television set no clothes.” think about how you and General admission is $1.75. visually appealing, but we don’t do pornography." about things. with where you put your one watches, why not Leam to take blood pressurea He studied at the New York Art Students League, your wife, together, can Jeans — and a flare for promotion — have made I have been back to energies? exchange for cosh with a and said, “ I always knew what I wanted to do. When take care of the family. BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer Fire Department* Klein rich. school, studied to be a low-cost od In Classified? you reach for one goal, if you love what you are doing, Are you taking that 643-2711. Society reoehree gifts will sponsor a free Mood pressure instruction coune, All Klein operations together did about $1 billion in dental assistant and now Down in the dumps? Get you set new challenges." responsibility on your March 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the firehouse, 106 Notch retail sales in 1988. with jeans shipments amounting to have a good job. But I am The Manchester Historical Society has received 400,000 to 500,000 units per week. Currently, he is on the board of directors of the shoulders because you are Road. lonely. several gifts during the past few nuMiths. Among them Fashion Institute of Technology and acts as a fashion trying to prove that you ’The class is open to any resident of Boltoo. But Miss Shields no longer poses for the jeans ads. Do you think my life is a are old photos, school books, post cards, shook about “ Iadorethegirl,’’saidKlein, “but we thought it was' critic at the Parsons School of Design.. are a worthwhile person? Registration is limited to 10 people. Call 646-7628. photo success? Where to write silk, old bottles and weavers’ tools. time to change the image." Klein has been married once, to a textile designer. Or are you trying to Also received were a Cheney Brothers nay envelope They have one daughter, Marci, 17, a student at a show your mother that Here’s where to write for advice from the Designer jeans — and a flare for sensual," he said. Women's underwear DEAR READER: How from 1017, a Watkins Brothers lOOtb anniversary tile, Come to the fair BROADWAY NOW HAS two new Klein bUlhoards. private school in Manhattan. ^ you can succeed? do people measure syndicated columnists featured in the Man 1874-1974, a former Cheney empk^ee’s record of promotion — have made Calvin Klein is Klein's newest venture. By taking dB too much, One features Tom Hitaihous, an Olympic pole whether or not their lives chester Herald: weaving production from 1988 to 1918, and asetof “My Grade 7 studenU at lUing Junior High School will vauher, lying hack there in the sun on tfe beach rich. "Our advertising is deliberately HE IS NOW DIVORCED and is seeing Kelly Rector, you may sabotage your have been successful? • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Neighbor’s Cookbooks,” from I960 to 1971. ' sponsor an international fair March 29 fm n 6 to8 p.m.' wearing nothing but a bit of his shadow and skimpy 27, who studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Jobefforts. Make sure you in the cafeteria. • Some look at the box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. Herbert Bengtaon, president of the society, said Klein jockey underwear for men. Times Square. Look up and there are the two encased, but that doesn’t stop vandals. So many have She is an assistant design director in the Klein studios, have done everything that amount of money they they are always looking for old post cards, lopxiint. Coordinaton are aodal studies teachers Lois Tlw other features women’s underwear. billboards — in Mack and white. None of the usual been stolen be said he might just offer the posters for a working on anything from underwear to the women’s can be done to get your • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, H.D., have made, others evalu and pictures of buildings or scenes of Manchester. Noriing, David Morency and Joseph DiPssqua. The model is reclining, stretched out on her back, gaudy colors. Klein said bejust wanted to be different. fee to stop the vandalizing. couture collection. promotion and then sit P.O. Box 1S51, Radio City Station, New York, ate the fun they have bad. ’They also would like information about old places The fair will include displays and artifacts, charts,- wearing a brief cOfton top and briefer bottom. Kfein The men’s ad is 4$ i e e l higb, 45 feet wide, and costs “ Around here, we all work on everything,” said tight for a while. If your N .Y. 10019. Some weigh the good they such as the Almshouse and the Pest House on Finley reports, diagrams, art work, clothing and food from- won’t identify this model, but sold only, "She has a him an annual $98,986.* The woman’s ad is 40 feet high, WHO DREAMED UP the advertisements? None Miss Rector. wife is not working, you • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box have done for people, or Street. the Eastern Hemisphere, Europe, Central and South, great body.” 82 feet wide, and is there at the crossroads of the world other than the designer under the name of CRK Miss Rector and Klein began dating last August and nu y want to talk with her 475, Radio City Station, New York, N .Y. America. the impact they have Anyone having items or information should send to Women’s underwfer is bis newest venture. It won’t for $117,480 yearly. Advertising. The R is for his middle name, Richard. Miss Rector said their relationship "is just great. about that possibility. made on their commun 10019. the Cheney Homestead on Hartford Road or call Foods will he served at the international cafe. Tbe> top jeans sales, he said, but tt will beam ajoraanier. Then, there are the posters, with the same poses. "W e spent $16 million on television advertising last “ It was totally unexpected, but we’re together all Don’t give up. public is invited. ity. Others point to an Bengtaon at 649-2562. Stand at Broadway and 46th Street,4, In the heart of Here, they are in bus stop shelters. ’The ads are glass year,” said Klein. “ About $3 million on print.” the time. It just gets bbtter and better.”
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Editor's note: this column is prepared by the has a bright future if he survives Sunday night. ticket. neighbor or friend who could pick up. And, great NCAA Tournament rqundup staff of the Manchester Area Conference of The Robbers are importing a Lutheran from Tickets will be available at the East Catholic gift to us all — Charles and Margaret Lewin — Churches. Trinity Lutheran in Vernon (Tom Colley), and gym door tomorrow. Price of tickets is $2. for who volunteered to come twice monthly and Tierney Funeral Home is donating the services of adults, and $1. for seniors and children under 16. either pick up and deliver furniture directly to Brian McAuley. Actually, Tom Tierney (Tierney The pre-game — Girls All Star Team — starts at 6 personsin need, or (if we don’t have a call on file) By Nancy Carr, Funeral Home) is the spirit behind Uie annual p.m., so come early. Warm up your tonsils and be put the item in our very limited storage shed MACC Director Cops and Robbers benefit basketball game, and I ready for a good time for the whole family. provide by the good people at Community Buzzer shot ousts Huskies will leave the rest of the speculation to you, good And, in case you are wondering if anyone is Baptist. The chaplain at Manchester Memorial Hospital reader. Also playing for the Robbers, we hope, foolish enough to referee such a game (I mean The Lewins, by the way, are true gifts. They are is ready for any and all emergencies. In fact, in will be Fran Bachand, Bob Standiey and Dave really, do you want to call a foul on your confessor active at St. Bartholomew's and bring the same EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. in the tournament. 'The Huskies moved in front by a frgnt end of a l-and- 1 with 1:45 his determination to be on the spot for any of his Carpenter. or the man most likely to discover you sense of loving ministry to MACC. Not only do the (UPI) — Rolando Lamb hit a Virginia Ckimmonwealth had to point when Glen M iller made the remaining, the Crimson Tide took brother clergy (robbers)' who may need him, he And you? absent-mindedly parking on a bus stop?), we Lewins do much of the lifting, hauling and turnaround jumper at the buzzer offset an outstanding game by front end of a 1-and-l with 15 the lead on a 16-foot jumper from will be on the floor most of the Cops and Robbers We're asking you to make two commitments; have back with us four honorable, respected and shoving, they have also hung curtains, painted, Irom 20 feet Friday night to give Northeastern freshman Reggie seconds left — Northeastern's only the key by Williams with 41 game. show up at church Sunday and pray for your fearless men — Wilson Deakin, Dave Dooman, and even once in a pinch, made (yes, made — yirginia Commonwealth a 70-69 Lewis, who finished with 31 points successful free throw in the second seconds left. And, in a pinch, he’ll even be available for any pastor, and show up at East Catholic High John Ckiietti and Joe DePasqua. constructed) a kitchen table for an elderly man. victory over Northeastern in the on 15-for-l7 shooting while team half. Following a foul, the Huskies Illinois State, the Missouri Val police person who. r^ u ires pastoral care. tomorrow night and applaud him. Well, if you Come on down, friends. You are all we need to One of our sincere regrets is the number of first round of the NCAA Touma- mate Mark Halsel had 18. For the ]iut the ball in play but Franco ley co-champion in the No. 8 seed in Although, if I recall correctly, several Cops and insist, you can applaud in the morning and pray at make tomorrow night a great evening. times We have to pass up your offers of furniture jnent's East Regional. game, the Huskies shot 75 percent. missed from the comer with four the Midwest, then worked for the Robbers games back. Chaplain Harris got an the game. Or, if appropriate, applaud and/or because we don’t have a way to get it, or a place to The Rams, 23-6, will meet Brown a Ad Mike Schlegel scored 16 seconds remaining. VCU called last shot and Stefanovic canned it elbow in the jaw so neatly placed that he was pray for your very favorite cop. FURNITURE BANK store it. Just want you to know we appreciate your Syracuse in the second round each for the Rams while Calvin time with two seconds to go and for his only basket of the second unable to unhinge it for some six weeks Speaking of which we have a number of intrepid Did you know that last year we managed by thinking of us. Sunday. Duncan had 14 and Don Franco and Lamb took over from there. half. However, it takes more than a shot in the jaw to men in blue returning from last year (who can't hook and crook to place 243 pieces of furniture Right now, we are looking for a sturdykitchen In a later game, Iona met Lamb added 10 each. In the first half, the Huskies led Alabama missed a lunging 15- keep a good chaplain down, and he'll be making wait to get even) including community favorites valued at $7,798 in client’s homes? For us that's a chair for a friend of ours who is paralyzed from Virginia with the winner to face Lamb tied it 64-64 with 3; 19 to go. 36-34 on a buzzer shot by Halsel. footer from the baseline by guard his on Sunday, along with Father Richard police officers Ficara, Reeves, Beeler, Collins, record (we have such a difficult time with the the waist down. She herself is confined to a Arkansas in Sunday's other game. Lewis then hit consecutive baskets Northeastern shot 74 percent from Eric Richardson in the closing (chipped elbow) Lamore (St. James), Rev. Lombardo, Graham, Buisk, Wood, Jordan, furniture bank). Not because of all of you, but wheelchair but an aide comes in to help her. She VCU trailed by a point with two and was fouled on each of them but the floor in the opening 20 minutes seconds to finish the season 18-12. Michael Thorton (Center Congregational and Anderson, E. Wilson (what is the E for?), L. because we can't find a fool-proof no-cost way to only has one kitchen chair, and that is so wobbly, seconds left. Michael Brown of the he failed to convert the three-point with Halsel and Lewis combining The Crimson Tide, a fifth place Shepherd's Place chaplain), Rev. Richard (Prez) Wilson (Larry?), and Ted K., whom John get furniture from you to the people who need it. it isn't safe to sit on. We would like to provide her Rams inbounded to Lamb, who plays. Duncan responded with a on 13-for-17 shooting. finisher during the SEC race, lost Dupee (North Methodist and President of Hawthorne says has a Polish name he can't spell. And, we do want to thank all of you who called with a sturdy, safe chair. fired from the left side of the key as jumper from the lane to pull the Northeastern, 27-5, beat Long five of its last six games. MACC), Rev. James (money bags) Meek We would love to see 25 posters shouting Ted and said you have pick-up trucks you would be We are also looking for kitchen chairs and Rme expired. The 6-foot-2 guard Rams to 68- 66 and Lamb tied it Island University in the prelimi (Community Baptist and MACC financial com K??????? Sunday night. glad to make available. We couldn't seem to get table, a couch and a livingroom chair for an older Nvas swarmed by his jubilant with two foul shots following a steal nary round. The Huskies won the mittee chairman). Rev. Dale (stick-em-up) Officer John Hawthorne, who is 7 feet, 3 inches the backs matched up with your trucks. So how couple who are trying to start over. Their son died teammates as the Rams moved on with 1:09 to go. ECAC North Atlantic Conference Mideast Regional Gustafson (Emanuel Lutheran and head of our tall when his back isn't hurting, is Tom Tierney's did we match up 243 pieces of furniture? last year and since he didn't have insurance, they this season and were the only Project Re-entry Advisory Committee, and counterpart on the police force and if you haven’t Some of you, bless you, were able to deliver for put everything they had into his hospital and school in the country to go Louisville 72-59 medical bills. Emanuel Lutheran intern Rev. Steven Sabin, who seen John in a tux, it's worth the price of the us. And, some of our clients were able to find a undefeated in its league and win its At Milwaukee, Louisville's tournament. lightning quick guards, Lancaster Gordon and Milt Wagner, helped Midwest Regional ignite two scoring spurts that led Illinois State 49-48 the Cardinals to a 72-59 victory Calendars Friday night over intrastate rival 4 At Lincoln, Neb., Lou Stefanovic Morehead State in a first round sank a 15-foot shot from the right NCAA Mideast Regional game. w cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 6:30 Saturday at 9 a.m.; Tuesday and Thursday at 8 a.m. wing with seven seconds remain In the second game, Villanova South plans colonial tea p.m., Sams and Sals potiuck dinner in Davis Building, Penance is Saturday from 4:30 to 5 p.m. or by ing to deliver Illinois State a 49-48 met Marshall. bring place settings. The following events are scheduled at South United appointment. Stations of the cross are Fridays at 7:30 NCAA Midwest sub-regional vic Gordon and Wagner each scored Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Chancel Choir: teen Bible Methodist Church for the coming week: p.m. tory Friday night over Alabama. 17 points against the turnover- study; prayer gathering for revival with missionary Monday— 6p.m., mission team of UMW; 7:30 p.m., The following evenings of prayer are offered:. In the second game of the plagued Eagles to help Louisville speaker John Sluyter of Uruguay. craft explosion and coloniai tea. all women of church Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., for catechists, Barbara doubleheader. Big Eight runnerup improve its record to 23-10. Center Thursday — counseling available. Call 646-8599. and community invited, children 7 and over. Lukaitis, asociate director of catechetical ministry. Kansas took on Southwestern Charles Jones added 16 for Friday — 7 p.m., PTFA meeting in sanctuary. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group; 3 p.m., Diocese of Norwich. Athletic Conference co-champion Louisville. Asbury Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m., women's prayer and March 28 — 7:30 p.m., for liturgical ministries, the Alcom State. Morehead State ended its season study, 337 W. Middle Turnpike; stewardship and Prayer group to meet Rev. Ted Cassidy, associate pastor. Sacred Heart Stefanovic's shot sent the third 24-6 after qualifying by edging finance commission. Church, Vernon. and final at-large entry from the North Carolina A&T Tuesday Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 The following events are scheduled at North United April 4 — 7:30 p.m., for those in service, the Rev. Southeastern Conference packing night. tV p.m.. Chancel Choir, adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. Methodist Church for the coming week: James Carini of Emmaus Spiritual Life Center, with a first-round loss. Auburn and Louisville advanced to the next Thursday — 6:30 p.m., Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Monday — 7 p.m., trustees; 7:30 p.m., finance Uncasville. Louisiana State both lost Thursday round Sunday, when the Cardinals Youth Choir; board of trustees. committee. On April 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. a Lenten sacrificial night, leaving only No. 3 Kentucky will face Missouri Valley Confer Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. supper will be folowed by a speaker from Oxfam to carry the SEC banner in the 1984 ence co-champion Tulsa. Saturday — 8 p.m., concert, John Cobb and David Wednesday — 10 a.m., pastor’s class; 12:15 p.m., America. Topic: world hunger. Tournament. The Cardinals, who had defeated Morse, piano. brown bag lunch, Bible study, communion; 7:15 p.m., Rickie Johnson scored live Morehead 85-50 in January, choir. Forum for women set points and set up two more baskets struggled at first but eventually Bach recital at Center Thursday — 6; 45 p.m., breakfast meeting, study with steals to trigger an 11-2 took advantage of numerous Eagle and prayer; 6:30 p.m., CPR; 7:30 p.m., study led by WALLINGFORD — The Connecticut Councils of Illinois State run that lifted the turnovers to break open the The following events have been scheduled at Center Joan Randall; Tyler Circle at home of Jean Remusat. Catholic Women will sponsor a forum for women on Redbirds from a 40-36 deficit into a contest. Congregational Church for the coming week: Saturday — 9 a.m., confirmation. politics and the legislative process March 24 from 9 47-42 lead with 5:38 remaining. The Metro Conference co- cham Sunday — 4 p.m.. Bach organ recital, sanctuary. a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Most Holy Trinity Church, 68 N. But Illinois State tried to sit on pions led only 21-18 late in the first Monday — 6:30 p.m., Grace Group potiuck supper, Trinity plans breakfast Colony St. the lead in a spread offense and half when they^ reeled off eight Robbins Room. Registcption is $6 at the door. Coffee and UPI photo inadvertently let the Crimson Tide straight points to take a 29-18 lead. Tuesday — 10:30 a.m., visitation committee, Mr. The following events are scheduled at Trinity sandwiches are provided. Topics will include getting back into the game by going the The Cardinals, using a full- court Bill’s office; 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 Covenant Church for the coming week: involved in politics, influencing legislation and policy, next 5:31 without a another point. press to frustrate the outmanned Northeastern’s Wes Fuller blocks a shot by Virginia Herald photo by Pinto p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m., The Rev. Donald G. Miostro, author of "The and getting media coverage. Commonwealth’s Mike Schlegel during first-half action Alabama front-liners Terry Wil Ohio Valley Conference champs, department of fellowshiop, Robbins Room. Dynamics of Intimacy with God," will speak Sunday liams and Bobby Lee Hurt each exploded for 11 straight points Wednesday — 6:45 a.m., breakfast and Lenten at 8 and 11 a.m. services and will participate in in NCAA East Regional first round tilt in East Rutherford, scored a basket to cut the lead to early in the second half to turn the East Catholic's Chris Brunone (22) stretches high to program. Woodruff Hall; 10 a.m., Bethany Group, Sunday school classes. Service council meets N.J. VCU ousted the Huskies, 70-69. 47-46. After Johnson missed the gam e into a rout. (jrop home basket in East Region II championship game Robbins Room; 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation He will also speak about his book and answer The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Wednesday against Windham. Brunone had 11 rebounds Room: 7 p.m., "A walk through faith"; 7:30 p.m.. questions at an afternoon session beginning at 4:30. A Lutheran Church for the coming week: in Class Ltilt. Brunone and his Eagle teammates meet St. Chancel Choir, choral room. light supper will be served. Other events are as Sunday — 7:30 p.m.. Cops and Robbers basketball NBA roundup Thursday — 7:30 p.m., parish visitor, Robbins follows: game at East Catholic. Bernard at Glastonbury High tonight at 6:30 in Class L Room. Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop in quarterfinal. Friday — 6:30 p.m., center'church couples potiuck LaStrada; 4 p.m., confirmation; 7:30 p.m., senior youth room: 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; no scouts. supper, Woodruff Hall. high counselors. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1:30 p.m., Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting; Boy’s Lydia Circle; 4 p.m., Emanuel Youth Choir and Brigade; Pioneer Girls; junior and senior groups; Bird, Johnson pace Celtic victory Come for Irish tea Cherub Choir; 7:30 p.m., concert committee. East 5 underdog 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Wednesday — 7 p.m., worship and study in chapel; The Salvation Arm y will have its annual Irish tea Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast at 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. BOSTON (UPI) — Larry Bird the fourth quarter but an 11-4 32-36. Philadelphia, snapping the 76ers' Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the citadel on Main LaStrada; 6:30 p.m., AGAPE. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care ' scored 28 points and Dennis Washington, led by Tom six-game winning streak. Street. Friday — 7 p.m., girl’s discipleship; 7:30 p.m., Pistons’ spree .narrowed the mar and visitation; 11:30 a.m., Bible study and lunch; Johnson added 22 Friday night to gin to 95-93. McMillen’s 27 points, dropped to The Sixers led 102-101 when a third time around Lunch will include clam chowder, sandwiches and inquirer's class. noon, Manchester Community Service Council, iead the Boston Ceitics to a 109-99 After a John Long basket pulled 30-37. The Bullets had won two- loose-ball foul by Bobbie Jones pies. Irish soda bread will be sold as well as Saturday — 6:30 and 7:30'a.m., boy’s discipleship, Luther Hall; 12:15 p.m.. Lenten service; 3:45 p.m.. victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Detroit to within 105-102, New straight and three-out-of- four sent Atlanta’s Scott Hastings to the GLASTONBURY - The East East Region II championship homemade items, cards, wrapping paper and books. ECC district senior high get-together. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., confirmation; 7 p.m., fair 'The Celtics fought back from Jersey ran off six straight points to coming into the contest. free-throw line at the 1:00 mark. Catholic basketball team is game Wednesday, they domi workshop in board room. deficits of up to eight points to beat vault ahead 111-102 and sealed the After Larry Nance connected on Hastings converted both shots and hoping lightning won’t strike nated the backboards. In that Friday — 6 p.m., confirmation youth meet for Gather for prayer St. Mary plans Lent the Bucks for the fourth time in five victory with 1:09 remaining. one of two free throws with 12 Tree Rollins sank a pair of foul three times in the same place. game, however. East played a retreat at Timber Trails. Hardd photo by Hudson games this season. New Jersey, which held a 59- 58 seconds to play in regulation, Jeff shots with six seconds remaining Eagle coach Jim Penders man-to-man defense. Penders The following events are scheduled at the Church of COVENTRY — The following Lenten events are Saturday — 3 p.m., youth return from retreat; 8 Scott Wedman, substituting for halftime edge, outscored Detroit Ruland hit a layup with four to push to score to 105-102. said Friday that his team may said his team has more diffi the Nazarene for the coming week: scheduled at St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St.: p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, Luther Hall, 60 Church Temple Beth Sholom’s skylight the ailing Gerald Henderson, 9-2 at the start of the third quarter seconds to send the game into A three-point attempt by Phila have a psychological advantage culty rebounding when it plays a Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales- Daily mass is Monday, Wednesday, Friday and St. creates a sunny interior added 13 points. All of Wedman's to open up a 68-60 lead. overtime. Ruland, who scored the delphia’s Julius Erving banged off in tonight’s CIAC Class L zone, which it must do to stop points came in the second half and The Nets stretched it to 14 before Bullets’ last six points in the fourth the rim in the closing seconds to quarterfinal game against St. penetration by the Saints. most of them in a period starting the Pistons scored eight straight to quarter, finished with 24. secure the win for Atlanta. Bernard of Uncasville at Glas "Th at’s what scares me in that with the final two minutes of the pull within 88-82. Nuggets 118, Cavaliers 102 tonbury High at 6:30. The we’re going to have to play a Relisious Services third quarter and extending into Mike Gminski then hit a three- Hawks 105, 76ers 102 At Richfield, Ohio, Kiki Vande- Saints, 17-4, defeated the Eagles zone," he said. the fourth period as the Celtics took point play with 22 seconds left in At Philadelphia, Scott Hastings weghe and Alex English each twice (luring the regular season, charge. the quarter to give the Nets a 91-82. and Tree Rollins each sank a pair scored 29 points Friday night to and Penders, said it is difficult To win, the Eagles must stop study. Nursery provided for day, Theocratic school Church, 1041 Boston Turn Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., Marques Johnson led the Bucks Darwin Cook had 17 points and of foul shots in the final minute of lead the Denver Nuggets to a for any team to beat another the St. Bernard front line of 'Assemblies of God oil services. (646-2903) Covenant Masses Saturday at 5:15 Society-East, 153 W. vernon (speaking course), 7:30p.m.; pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Manchester. Rev. Marvin p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold with 26 points as Milwaukee lost for Mik O’Koren 16 for New Jersey. play Friday night to lift the Atlanta 118-102 victory over the Cleveland three times. He added that East junior Rich Radicione and se Service meeting (ministry Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., Calvary Church (Assem Trinity Covenant Church, o. m.; holydays, 5:30 andWestwood, 7:30 minister. 10:W the fifth time in six games. It was Long finished with 29 points — 19 Hawks to a 105-102 victory over Cavaliers. may have another advantage niors Mike Bing and Scott blies of God), 400 BucKlond 302 Hackmotack St., Man training), 8:15p.m.; Sunday, church school; 11 a.m., wor Sunday school; 11 a.m., p. m. Confessions 4 :Xa.m., to 5service. (646-5151) Rood, South Windsor. Rev. Congregational chester. Rev. Norman Swen Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 ship service, nursery. (649- morning worship; 6 p.m., P.m. (742-6655) the Celtics' seventh victory in their in the second half — for Detroit. because it will be considered the Sawyer. Radicione, the Saints’ Kenneth L. Gustofson, pas son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 a.m.; Watchtower Study, 3472) evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Church o f St. Maurice, 32 last eight games. Bill Laimbeer had 16, and Kelly center, had 17 points in each of Bolton Congregational 10:25. (646-1490) North united Methodist bible stuctv (Tuesday); 7 underdog. tor. 9:30 o.m., Sundoy Church, 228 Bolton Center a.m., Sunday school: 10:25 Hebron Road, Bolton. The Nets 117, Pistons 108 Tripucka and Isiah Thomas added Midwest Regional the two earlier games. ‘‘We’re school; 10:30 o.m., worship, Road, at the Green, Bolton. o.m., coffee and fellowship; Church, 300 Parker St., Man p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas Still, the Eagles, 1510, will not child-core and nursery; 7:00 Rev. Charles H. Ericson, 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) chester. Richard W. Dupee, day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; ' At Pontiac, Mich., Micheal Ray IS each. depend on the odds. " I would going to have a tough time p.m., evening service of Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Jewish — pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Sunday masses at 7:X, 9:15 Richardson scored 22 points a,nd Suns 110, Bullets 109 containing him if he does get the praise and Bible preaching. worship, adult Bible class, service (Friday), (6499848) have to say we’re going to have service, nursery, church and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Darryl Dawkins added 21 Friday At Landover, Md., Walter Davis ball inside," Penders said of (444-1102) school; 10:30 oim., fellow Episcopal Conservative nursery; 10:15a.m., worship, THi to beat them on the boards,” church school tor age 3 night to carry the New Jersey Nets hit an 18-foot jumper with three Penders said. When the two Radicione. ship; 10:45 a.m., torum pro St. Oeorge't Episcopal Temple Beth Sholom, 400 Olajuwan wants gram. (649-7077 office or through 6 grade, nursery; MIU to a 117-108 victory over the Detroit seconds remaining in overtime Baptist Church, 1150 Boston Turn E. Middle Turnpike, Man 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist PrMbytarian Salvation Army teams met last on Jan. 17, the The East coach said his team 647-8878 parsonage. pike, Bolton. Sundoy 8 a.m., chester. Richard J. Plavin, Pistons. Friday night to lead the Phoenix should be relaxed tonight be Center Congregottonal Youth Fellowship at church; Salvatle!i Army, 661 Main Eagles pulled down only 13 Boptlsl D ib it Church of Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy rabbi; Israel Tobatsky, can 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear Coventry Presbyterian St., Manchester. Copt, and The game was played before a Suns to a 110-109 victory over the cause it already has won three Coventry, the Grange build Church, 11 Center St., Man Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi Church, Route 44A and Trow rebounds and St. Bernard won chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur sal. (6493696) Mrs. Randall Dovis. 9 :X Silverdome crowd of 18,111, bring Washington Bullets. ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. South United Methodist bridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 year to continue easily, 65-46. tournament games. "Whatever tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Friday and 9:45 a.m. Sotur- Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, phen Smith, pastor. Worship Robert J. Bills, minister of ship hour. Monday through Church, 1226 Moln St., Man o.m., holiness meeting; 7 ing the Pistons’ atten(lance total Davis finished with a game- high In the Eagles’ last game, a we get from this point of the services Sunday at I) a.m. Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes doy. (643-9563) chester. Dr. Shephard S. 9:W a.m., worship; 10:45 tyj-^TjSalvotlon meeting. for the season 527,806, an all-time and 7 p.m. All ore welcome. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. day, 9 a.m.. Holy a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., 37 points, including the Suns’ last By Jack Maltby "Both of us just bang away at it. 59-49 win over Windham in the year is gravy,” Penders said. Simpson, postor emeritus; Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. single season record. (742-7937) Eucharlst.(643-9203) H ill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Bible study and fellowship. six. UPI Sports Writer ' If he blocks seven or eight shots, he MIchoel C. Thornton, asso Lutheran Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Community Baptist ciate postor. 10 a.m., worship SI. Mary's Episcopal o. m., worship; 9a.m„ church Ambmoa Is e gUI tram New Jersey staved off a furious The victoi^ snapped a three- might get some fouls along with it. Church, SS5 E. Center St., Church, Park and Church school, nursery through se prayer meeting. (742-7222) U nitarian God Mended to gremole Manchester. Rev. James I. service, sonctuorv; 10 a.m. streets, Manchester. Rev. . Concordia Lutheran Presbyterian Church et fourth-quarter ralley to post its game Phoenix losing streak, all to MEMPHIS. Tenn. — Akeem I’m just going to keep taking it church school. (647-9941) Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., nior high; 10:45 a.m., the weHera end heppineee NIT roundup Meek, minister. 9:1S o.m., Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; nursery; 6 p.m. United Meth Manchester, 43 Spruce St., Univaraaiist 10th win in the last 11 games. NBA Atlantic Division teams, and Abdul Olajuwan knows that losing after him,” Malone said. church school for oil ages, First Conpregatlonat Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Manchester. Rev. Burton O. Manchester. Rev. Richard ot men. But In the woids ot Church at Andover, Route 6, Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 The Nets carried a 91-82 lead into raised the Suns' season record to kindergarten through Grade associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. p. m., Bible, song, prayerGray, pastor. 10:M a m ., Unitarian Universallst Edmund Burke "embhlon to Louisiana Tech Saturday would Against Fresno State, Malone 4 continuing during the ser Andover. Rev. Richard H. a.m.. Holy Communion, worship service, nursery, een creep ee wed ee eoer.’ abruptly end Houston’s season, scored a game-high 24 points and Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy nursery: 9:15 a.m., church fellowship. (647-9141) ^ vice; 10:30 o.m., morning Euchar 1st and Church School 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 And edMn H beeomee eed- and he doesn’t want that to happen. pulled down 12 rebounds. worship. Nursery provided. ship: 11 a.m., nursery care with child care; 11 a.m.. Holy school and Christian Growth p.m.. Informal worship. (643- oenlered H le deelnicUve ot (643-0S37) ' provided. Church school: Eucharist. (649-4583) hour, nursery: 10:30 am.. 0906) "Y ou have to get fired up to play Olajuwon comesinto the tourna Big East teams Not all the news Is on the eS Biel h noble In men. D o Faith Baptist Church, 52 9:30 a.m., Sundoy. (742-7696) Holy Communion, nursery. Morm on these games because if you don’t ment with a red-hot shooting hand. Lake St., Manchester. Rev. First Congregationat (649-5311) front pogel There's lots nodilng md ol sehlsh emM- James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Church of Coventry, 1171 Gospel Emanuel Lutheran . Church a t Jesus Christ at Roman Catholic of newsy information In Iton,'' FeuI edmonMied, Irish Sports Night win, you go home," Olajuwan said. He shot an incredible 91 percent o. m., Sunday school;Main 10:30 St., Coventry. Rev. Church, 60 Church St., L o tty Day Saints (Mer the Classified section. PhEES. "I don’t want to go home right from the floor (29-of-32) in Hous Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Church of the Living Ood, Manchester. Rev. Dole H. i t ^ ) , 30 Woodside St., Mon- Church et the Assumgtien, a.m., worship service; 7 ^M ter. Wayne S. Taylor, 643-2711. now.” ton’s last four games. in clean sweep p. m., evening service.a.m., (646- worship: 9:30 a.m., on evangelical, full-gospel Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. Adams Street at Thompson The weeeee eyndrame le 5316) church school In Church church, Robertson School, Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament Rood, Manchester. Rev. Ed e dehumenWng toree, lor h Louisiana Tech, 26-6 and winner Lane House. Nursery core meeting; 10:1S o.m., Sunday slated for Monday First Baptist Church, 240 North School Street, Man Anderson, pastor emeritus. ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur eiMeuregee Ihe evehieUen of the Southland Conference, upset Olajuwon said he has never seen PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Vaughan hit eight of his team-high Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. provided. (742-8487) chester. Rev. David W. Sunday schedule: 6:30 a.m., school and prim ary; 11:25 day moss at 5; Sunday Second Congregational Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun worship In the sanctuory; o.m., priesthood and relief masses at 7:X, 9, 10:M and et people In lerme el Btelr Fresno State 66- 56 Thursday to Malone play but heard good things Clyde Vaughan ignited a 16- point 30 points, and Joey David added Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- 'Yuoeeee.'* gueh le mee- The 31st annual Knights of straight class title in 1984. 7509) Church, 385 N. Main St., days, lOto II :30a.m. Nursery 9:45 o.m., church school, society. (6434003) noon. (643-2195) Key To advance to the second round in the about the Bulldogs’ big man. run in the second half to lead four points. Monchester. The Rev. V. eured largely by levels el II- Ckilumbus Irish Sports Nfght First Baptist Chapel of the and Sunday school. Bible study, coffee In Luther $t. Bartheleinew'sChurch, East ice hockey coach Bill midwest regional. "They told me he was a very Pittsburgh to a 95-91 victory over Chip Watkins had 18 points for Ddot, 240 Hlllstown Road, Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 Full Oosoel inlerdeneml- Hall; 11 a.m., worship In the 741E. Middle'Turnpike, Man neneM oUelnmenL prand- will be held Monday night at the Mannix will also be recognized o. m. worship service and Nationai Cathoiic chester. Rev. Martin J. In the other game to be played at good player,” he said. "I’ll just La Salle in the first round of the the Panthers, 17-12, winning 11 of Manchester. Rev. K. nolional Church, 745 Main sanctuary, nursery, child Dally nenee, end power— eSuhl- KofC Home. church school: 11 a.m., fel St., Manchester. Rev. Philip ren's chapel. (643-1193) Scholskv, postor. Soturday for leading the Eagle pucksters Mepnphis Saturday, Memphis have to go out and play my game. I National Invitation Tournament, their 12 games outside the Big Kreutzer, postor. (643-7543) lowship hour. (649-2863) St. John’s Polish Notlongl Honored guests will be the P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 Lotvloa Lutheran Church Catholic Church, 23 ^iw a y nrass at 5 p.m.; Sunday to the state Division II State (25-6) battles Purdue (21-6). don’t want to think about fouls and the nightcap of a Palestra double- East. Second Congregational a.m., adult Bible study and of Manchester, 2) Garden St., masses at 8:X, 10 and 11 :W Jeeus derad to pradelm coaches of three redent state championship. Christian Science Church of Coventry, 1746 Sunday school: 7 p.m., wor Monchester. (643-2051) St., Manchester, R e^ Stan o. m. Success” It would be a m ajor upset if the referees.” header. In the opener, Boston College Boston Turnpike, Coventry. ley M. Loncola, pastor. 9 did Tnimen hereey*lheleiM championship East Catholic The ususal corned beef and ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Prince of Peace Lutheran a.m., moss. (643-5906) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main Caril: Louisiana Tech beat fifth- ranked In the other game, 11th- ranked In the opener. Jay Murphy and trailed most of the first half, but First Church of Christ, Rev. David Jarvis, minister. p.m., special Bible studles; Church, Route 31 and North St., Manchester. Rev. Philip oen led wtdieui being e sports teams. Jim Penders cabbage dinner will beserved at ledure. He eeme to cell Houston (27-4), but Cougar Coach Purdue will have its hands full Michael Adams led a Boston rallied to take a 34-32 lead at the Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Regular schedule: 10 a.m., Wednesdav at 7:30 p.m., River Rood, Coventry. Rev. A. Sherldon and Rev. Emilio (baseball), Jude Kelly (foot 7: ^ with a cocktail hour slated Manchester. 10:30 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m., P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur Iheee whe leded (sbmen), Guy Lewis says he’s taking nothing trying to stop Memphis State’s College 12-2 burst at the start of the end of the period. The Eagles took worship service. Prayer line, Nazarena ball) and Sal Mangiafico (girls church service, Sunday to church; 8:45 a.m., church 646-8731, 24 hours. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday nel Ihe eueeesetu l. (rlgh- to start at 7 o’clock. Tickets are for granted. talented front line of Keith Lee, second half to open the way tor a over in the first live minutes of the school, and care for small school, nursery to grade OoSMi Hall, Center Street, worship service. (742-7548) Church ot the Nozorono, mosses at 7:X, 9, 10:M and 647-8301 toeue), unle repeMenoA cross country) will be recog $7 apiece and are available at "We know anybody that beat William Bedford and Baskerville 7563 first-round N IT triumph over second half, outscoring the Hawks, children. (649-1446) Reading eight, adult discussion; II Manchester. 10 a.m., break Zion Evangelical Lutheran 236 Main St., Manchester. noon. (643-2403) for an Important Lube Sdt. He ellera Biem nized fgr leading their rgspec- Room, 656A Center $t., Man a.m., coffee and fellowship; ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun Church (Missouri Synod), , St. James Church, 896 Main the Kof C Home or through Fresno State is an outstanding Holmes. St. Joseph’s. 157. Rev. Neale McLain, senior reelerallea to ertralenoee tive squads to state chester. (649-8982) 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 day school; 7 p.m., gospel Cooper and High sireets, PMtor; Rev. George Emmitt, St., Manchester. Rev. Fran racordad moaaago ticket chairman Ed Boland, basketball team," Lewis said. Boilermaker Coach Gene Keady The Panthers advance to the p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; meeting. Manchester. Rev. Charles W. cis V. Krukowski, Rev. Ro- thraugh torgiveneee. And It championships. minister ot visitation and God ee meeeuree year 649-2947. The Bulldogs are led by center- compares the trio to Kentucky’s second round of the N IT against Murphy scored 26 points, shoot 6 p.m., senior church school Kuhl, pastor. 9 am.. Divine outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday ^ Burbank, Rev. Richard .Penders’ team won the state Church of Christ and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday A. Lamore, team mlnistrv, werih, eran'e ludgmeni Joe McCarthy is general forward Karl Malone, a 5foot-9, Melvin Turpin, Sam Bowie and Florida State Sunday in Greens ing 12-16 from the field, while school; 10:45 a.m., w o r^lp , Class L title in 1983, Kelly’s 6234) Jehovah’S school and Youth Forum. children's church and Rev. Edward J. Reardon. meeiw dMe, 1 Cor. 44. chairman for the 29th year. 250-pounder who nearly tears down Kenny Walker. boro, N.C., while Boston College Adams added 22 and Roger Church at Christ, Lvdall Talcottvllte Congrega Holy Communion first and nursery; 7 p.m., evening Saturday masses at 4ond 6:W ..gridiron squad took the state Grand Knight is Jim McAuley. and Vernon streets, Man tional Church, Main Street Witnesses third Sunday. (6494243) the backboard on bis dunks. "It’d be awful hard to say these meets Notre Dame Monday in Mcready 14 for the Eagles, whose service, nursery. (6464599) p. m .; Sunday masses at 7;N, Qass M championship and Matt Moriarty Jr. will serve chester. Eugene Brewer, and Elm Hill Road, Talcot- Malone said confidently Friday guys are betterthan Kentucky. But Springfield, Mass. record stands at 18-11. minister. Sunday services: 9 tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 (643-4129) Mangiafico’s unbeaten girl har- as emcee. Guest speaker is Tolland Turnpike, Manches he won't shy away from Houston’s the way they’ve been playing Trailing 58-55 with 12:53 remain St. Joseph’s finished the season a.m., Bible classes; 10 o.m., postor. 10 o.m., worship ser M athodiat Pantacoatal St. Mary Church, 1600Maln FdtliH fl ^ riers took home their fourth GInny Apple of the Courant. worship; 6 p.m., worship. vice and church school. (649- ter. Tuesday, Congregation St., Coventry. F o lW James 7-foot Nigerian, who also weighs in they’re right with them. And that’s ing, the Panthers held the Explor with a 20-9 record, losing its final Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible 0815) Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs Batten United Methedlst United Pentecostal J. Williamson, pastor. Ysai^ at 250 pounds. a hell of a statement,” Keady said. ers scoreless the next" 5:40 as three games.
1 ' 1« - MANCHKSTEK HKHALD, S;ilurduy, Mulch 17, 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Marcb 17, 1984 — 17 NCAA East Regional Check your bowling ball Age does not tell the true story UNC, Indiana face How many times have you thrown what seems to be a perfect shot and get nine or less? Everything from lane conditions to heavy pins to of 21-year-old Roger Clemens pin decks to dirty approaches and even, once in Bowler’s awhile, an errant shot is blamed. pair of hungry upstarts The one thing that is ignored most of the time is Woi^lci the ball itself. How old is your bail? How many By F doesn’t care. up the fastball, which is my out Asked if he thought it might be games have you bowled wiUi it? Chances are your John Jenkins UPI Sports Writer “ I get compared a lot to David pitch. difficult for him to pitch in ball is what is referred to as being “ tracked out". Clyde (a recent faded phenom of “ But I just need to go out there Fenway, with the Green Monster By Walt Smith “ Any team that can go unbeaten guys will give a good account of W i n t e r h a v e n , Fia. - The another club), maybe just because and pitch like 1 always have and looming in left field, Clemens said UPl Sports Writer in its league like Temple did has to themselves." The area on which your ball rolls produces a worn area called the track. If you throw the ball the number on Roger Clemens' back is we were both from Texas, and they not try to spot the ball too much. he didn't think it would bother him. be exceptional," said Smith. Indiana will be playing its first same way all the time you create a narrow track al8o his age. This pitcher is 21 rushed him, right out of high When I start to aim it, I don’t have CHARLOTTE. N.C. (UPI) - “ Even though they are not ranked, game against a Richmond team "A t the end of last summer 1 was as small as the width of a pencil. If you rblease the today at 12 and 2 and Sunday at 11 and 1. The years, but it’s the least useful school. But I think that if 1 am my velocity behind it, so I just have Traditional powers North Carolina they are in the Top 20 in a lot of that beat Rider 89-65 in a prelimi up there and saw two balls that ball many different ways your track can cover Brunswick District Doubles will be held every statistic about him. ready, I want to be rushed. I like to go after the hitters." and Indiana face a pair of upstarts statistical categories." nary game before upsetting 19th- would have been home runs in any ' most of the ball. Once the track area becomes too weekend in April. The first place team in each yhe 6-foot-4, 220-pound Clemens challenges." Clemens said that the biggest who promise not to surrender Smith said Jordan, who faced ranked Auburn 72-71 Thursday other park, but they just became worn the ball does not react the same anymore. district receives $5(X), second is worth $300, and was 25-7 in two years at the If you wish to hear a non-roster difference between Double A and easily Saturday in the second Temple guard Terence Stansbury night behind sophomore forward singles, so The Wall will save as It will not hook in the back end of the lane (if you third, $200. Each center wilt award money University of Texas, won the final player who has come to Winter the majors is “ that I ’ve got to round of the NCAA East Regional. in lh e Pan American tryouts, told Johnny Newman's 26 points. many as go out. hook the ball) and does not hit as well as it used to. according to the number of entries in each house. gtpne of the College World Series Haven with a winning attitude, concentrate through all nine hit The top-ranked Tar Heels, 27-2, him Stansbury, who hit a 25-foot “ I'm sure that I'll be just the If you think your ball may be tracked out, have an Brunswick is having its annual push to aid and was 7-2 pitching in Winter listen to Clemens. ters here, because everyone can led by Player of the Year Michael jumper at the buzzer Thursday "Indiana is an all man-to-man same as anybody else and I'v e experienced pro shop operator check it for you. Muscular Dystrophy and Jerry's Kids. If Ittven and N e w ' Britain last “ There is no real pressure on take you deep; down there you had Jordan and Ali-America Sam night to give the Owis a 65-63 win team," said Newman, who blis already thrown a lot of long balls You will have a couple of options. One is to buy someone asks you to sponsor them, please help sqmmer. In 81 innings he struck me, just what I put on myself. I just to concentrate on maybe six Perkins, make their tournament over St. John's, “ was the hardest tered Auburn's zone with his since I've been pitching.” another ball, but if you don't want to spend the out. The junior bowlers were given their sponsor out 95 hitters and bad an E R A of want to put pressure on the older batters and could Uien ease up a debut at 12:10 p.m. EST against player he ever had to defend him ." long-range shooting. “ It's going to sheets this past week. You may sponsor them at a lets than 1.35. He also won two guys and let them know I ’m tad on the last three, if they weren't Stange said Clemens will be Temple, 26-4. Bobby Knight's take good execution to win." money or if you really like the one you have, get the old one resurfaced. That's a process of penny a pin for a three-game series they will bowl Egstem League playoff games, knocking on the door, so maybe it so good." “ basically a fastball pitcher and Indiana Hoosiers, 20-8, ranked “ Stansbury and (Granger) Hail “ All of our kids believe in sanding the surface of the ball until it is smooth on March 31 or you may offer a straight donation. allowing one run in 17 innings. helps get them in better shape." If Clemens doesn't make the one of the good things is that he can 18th, face upstart Richmond, 22-9, (who had 20 against St.John's) are themselves individually and as a again. The results can be amazing. ' Anything you can give will be greatly appreciated After less than a full year in the Clemens has four pitches, fast squad that will head west for the put it inside or outside and can spot at 2:40 p.m. EST. two outstanding players," said whole, “ said Richmond coach Dick Another junior house record at Parkade Lanes by a lot of unfortunate kids. mjnors, the right-hander from ball, slider, curve and changeup, season opener in California, he will it nicely, along with having the The winners advance to the East Smith. Tarrant. “ Indiana will be our fifth has fallen. Ten-year-old Pattie Correia, bowling Parkade Lanes will host a special doubles Texas has impressed all who have the first three ol which pitching not be bitter. good other pitches. Regional semifinals in Atlanta Temple coach John Chaney said game in eight days. We are very in the bantam division, shot a marvelous 1% her match to aid Muscular Dystrophy. Local seen him with his poise, control coach Lee Stange says are “ defi "Ralph (Houk) bas told me what Thursday night. his Owls do not know much about tired." third game last Saturday-. It was 111 pins over her businesses are being asked to donate a dollar a aqd 93-mph fastball. nitely major-league level." he wants and he's just ^ vin g me “ Also, he has a real professional UPI photo North Carolina coach Dean the Tar. Heels "because I don't like Richmond center Bill Flye said 85 average. She also rolled an even 400 set. Last strike for every strike thrown in this upcoming Because the Boston Red Sox The change “is like a split the ball to let me show him what I approach to the game. He is Smith said his team, coming off ' for them to read the papers." that should not be a m ajor factor, match. It will feature two former Professional h ive been pitching-poor, bright fingered fastball,’’ Clemens ex have. But if I do get sent down to always watching and asking ques only its second loss of the season to " I think Dean will have to watch however. month Ken Saunders broke the bantam series Twenty one year old Roger Clemens, a year out of the record with a 434. Bowlers Association members and two local Ptospects were often rushed plained. “ It’s probably more of a Triple A, I'm not going to pout. I'm tions, picking the coaches' brains.- Duke in the Atlantic Coast Confer out the first few minutes because “ Sure, it's a little factor, but University of Texas, is making a strong bid in making the John Myers was on a roll last week. After bowlers. Former PBA bowler Tim Comelio of tlm ugh the minors to become the forkball because it does a bit of just going to show them I can pitch He really wants to be big-league, ence tournament last week, will be we'll be coming back from an there is so much adrenalin out tossing 741, a near house record, at the Parkade, West Hartford and I will form one team. Another savior at Fenway. If this same everything. My off-speed stuff is a in the majors and I'il work that and that's the most important Boston Red Sox pitching staff for 1984. He's impressed facing '\a team that hasn't gotten all-time high after beating St. there you would have to be dead not he followed it with 737 in the Lavae Industrial well-known local shooter, John Myers will pair up tiling is happening to Clemens, he little rusty now and I need it to set much harder to get here." thing.” everyone with his maturity. the attention that it deserves." John's." said Chaney. " I think our to play," said Flye. League, and 703 at Bradley Bowl in the Steak Club with another former PB A member, Tony Marine Classic. Not bad for a span of four days. of Hartford. In the Steak Club Classic recently, Brian Comelio comes in with some impressive stats. Mideast Regional Mackstutis had a big night with 268-224-266 for a. He was a PBA member for three years and Sports m 758. Other big sets were shot by Mike Triggs bowled on the national tour for two years. He has 7 255-264 (732), Ed Staron 257-254 (722), Rich Gam er sanctioned 300 games, a high series of 783, and 253(706), Tony Renaud 255-256(677), Steve over 50 700 series. He owns six Central Scoreboard Hail’s hosts championship BYU recalls Nadeau and Dave Howey each had 256-661, and Connecticut Bowling Association tournament titles, second on the all-time list. He is also one of There will be competitors from Maryland, John Jenkins 265(656 and 652). four bowlers in the CCBA to average over 200 in ...... Hawks 105,Slx8r8102 Virginia, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, In the Lavae League, highs went to Myers NIT five different houses. He is presently averaging New York and all the New England states as the Kentucky five (635), Pete Beaudry 253(633), Jenkins (619), Al 227 and 223. ATLANTA (105) Boston College 76. SUosoph's 83 C a l e n d a r 1984 New England Indoor Archery Championship Senna (609). John McCarthy made a fine return to Radio, TV -Hockey Basketball action after elbow surgery. After not touching a Marine has some fine stats of his own. He owns . Wilkins 8-18 DO 16, Roundfleld 58 38 takes place today and Sunday at Hall's Arrows By David AAoffit •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 13, Rollins 0-5 4-4 4, Davis 12-20 58 29, BOSTON COLLEGE (76) one CCBA title and was a PBA member for three Indoor Archery Range on West Middle Turnpike. UPI Sports Writer ball for 10 months, McCarthy subbed for the SATURDAY iiu i *■». • Rivers 3-5 3-4 9, Hastings 2-5 57 9, Murphy 12-15 2-2 26, McCreodv 1-712-13 years. He also made the ABC-TV telecast once SATURDAY Eric Hail of Manchester is defending champ in Parkade Lanes team and proceeded to toss 8:30 o.m. College basketball: Nor- NHLStllldlnOI NBAStaiUlingS 14, Tolley 53 28 5 Adorns 513 57 22, Basketball 195-201-232 for 628. several years ago. He finished fourth in that tlwostern vs. VIginIa Commonwealtb (n liluii nigW'i OwniiHotlnrliiileil) ______4-7 M B , wittman 0-2 00 0. Totals 39-84 Primus 23 52 6, Pressley 56 52 6, the pro fingers division. A total of over 200 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Brigham Young forward (Moed).ESPN (West CoostOomes Hot Included) 27-32 105. Bowers 50 50 0, O'Shea 50 50 0, Class L Roger Lagace rolling in the Cravat League shot tourndiflent. Toby has 6-300 games in his career Quortcrtlnols competitors is expected to be on hand for the Brett Applegate admitted Friday that revenge “ may iaTm. College basketball) Alavbania mvlsioii Eostem Conference PHILADELPHIA (102) Doherty 51 500. Totals 27-48 22-30 75 at and an incredible 4-800 series with a high of 806. ST. JOSEPH'S (63) East Catholic vs. St. Bernard two-day event. be on our minds a little" when the Cougars play 289 a couple of weeks ago. He started with a spare, V A l Iln o U S W e U o S d ^ IN L T Pis. OF OA Atlantic Division Ervlng 11-22 4-4 24, lovoroni 0-1 08 0, Glastonbury High, 6:30 rolled 10 in a row and a nine count. The Senior He is presently averaging 224. The match will 10 0.11?. cSllSe iS K tM ^ ^ x-NY islondrs 45 24 2 « 30 MB „ . 'K k 10-12 J A CtiMks M (M) 10, Springmon 58 54 9, Lolewskl 521 23 This year's $10,000 tournament provides third-ranked Kentucky Saturday. V£ Iona (taped), ESPN v-wa*hlnotn ^ 25 S 09 277 210 x-Boston X 16 .758 — Toney 7-14 2-2 16, Williams 38 00 6, 14, Costner 12-14 59 29, Flint 1-5 OO 5 take place on Saturday night, April 21, during the divisions for amateur shooters who compete for Brigham Young (20-10) meets Kentucky (26-4) in Citizens had some fine shooting of their own. Sam Noon College basketball: North x-n y Rwigrs 38 25 9 85 282 272 U S -S ] *’■ ■**"“ Williams M l 1-1 3, Arnold 38 50 6, the first game of the second round of the NCAA M cAllister shot a new high of 255 and finished with Nostalgia Night. You may offer donations at that Carolina vs. Temple, Channel 3 x-Phllodel^ 37 25 10 84 305 263 S** Y®''*' S ^ -til ®- Mitchell 50500. Totals 2687 11-17 63. trophies and pros who shoot for cash. Holftlme— BC M, St. Joseph's 32. Mideast Regional with lOth-ranked Maryland (23-7) a 634. Charles Hartley Jr. tossed 246 (651 and 652), time, if you wish, or sponsor one of the bowlers at 12:30 Wolrd Cop Alpine Skiing, ESPN n ™ ' j ^ 16 48 7 39 M6 »B S w 'ms There will be four separate shooting times, 1:15NHL: Bruins vs. Devlls,Channel Pittsburgh M g 6 34 232 351 divS oJ' PhSHMohla M z i m S ^ I B Fouled out — None. Totol fouls — St. Skiing today at 1 and 5 o'clock and Sunday at lOa.m. and paired against West Virginia (20-11) in the second R oger Mieczkowski 245(654), Ron Custer a penny a pin for their series. Joseph's 21, BC 18. Rebounds— St. game. 241 (627), and Dick Cote (624), all in the Silk City 1:30 NHL: Rangers vs. Fivers, Chan- x-Buffalo 44 21 7 95 288 2M S S 'S i — t. Three-point goals— None. Fouled Joseph's 38 (Springmon 12), BC 33 2 p.m. IMI 9 w.HA«aAn ^ OA C 01 *104 938 Detroit 38 29 .90/ '/3 out^ (Tolley 9). Assists— St. Joseph's 15 League. John Jenkins is a member of the Central The public is invited and admission is free. “ You try to put it out of your mind," Applegate said t:00 Coliege bosketbail: Kentucky x^Qoebec 36 26 8 84 325 2S0 2 S •£? iJix. (Lolewskl, Flint, Arnold 4), BC 14 of the last time Brigham Young played Kentucky in The Parkade is hosting a Mixed Scotch Doubles Connecticut Bowling Association. His column 44 BYU. Channel 3 Mmiti^ 33 34 5 71 269 267 IS '55 delpma 22. Rebounds—Atlonto 43 (Adoms6). Technical— None. New England ski guide tournament today and Sunday. Squad times are appears bi-weekly Saturdays in the Herald. >:30 Pro bowling: U.S. Open, Chan- Hartford M 37 9 57 256 285 Clwelond M « .354 IS ,, ^ , the finals of the Kentucky Invitational in mid- nets 6« 40 CnamgMlI Conteroim If^tCNKi 19 47 .398 19'/^ field/Rollins 7)« Philodelphio 37 (Erving Umpire meeting Monday December and the Wildcats, down ^6-34 at halftime, 4:00 College basketball: Houston vs. Norris Division 'A W(X)DSTOCK, Vt. — Here is the erupted en route to a 93-59 rout. Louisiana Tech, Channel 3 W L T Fts. OF OA Midwest Dlvtelon Philodelphia 28 (Oieeks 6). Te^nloil— New England Ski Areas Council ottlclol ' The March meeting of the Manchester Chapter summary of snow conditions at New “ It was a nightmare, no doubt about it," said 5:00 Boxing: Edwin Rosqrip vs. x-MInnesota 36 ,29 7 79 315 308 . * L Pcf. OB Phi M Iphlla Coach Cunningham, of the Connecticut State Board of Approved Roberto Elizondo, Channels 8,40 st. Louts 29 37 7 45 260 291 Ji!®!’ S 2! -Si? Golf England ski areas os of noon, March 16, Applegate. “ They got hot and we fueled the fire." 1984. Baseball Umpires will meet Monday night at 7:30 5:30 Skiing: Women's slalom Mrolt 28 38 7 63 267 293 rih, ?? '5?? JZ Held2. A— 14310. (taped), ESPN Chicago 26 38 8 60 246 279 Kansas City 31 34 ATI Skiing conditions ore sublect to change at the Mahoney Rec Center. Saturday's two winners will advance with Sunday's Generals due to weather, skier traffic, ond other two winners at Milwaukee, Wis., to next week's 7:00 Tennis: Virginia SlimsSemitl- TorwM M 40 9 57 280 358 P*'"'?’. . 21 £ A... ncris (taped), USA Cable Smvthe DlvisleO' ^ n Antonio 2S 'IIS Suilg 11D BullatS 108 Bov Hill Clotslc factors. Beowareotchanglngconditlons. Mideast Regional on Kentucky's home court in* 7:15 NHL: Whalers vs. Penguins, y-Edmonton « 17 5 107 411 293 Houston 39 .400 Vh oUIB I lU.BUlinS^lUB Al Orlande, Flo., March 16 Legend: new-lnches ot new snow snowfall ending In lost M hours, pdr- E C hosts football clinic Lexington. IMTIC rdilMrw 9ft 19 ra 979 97^ POCltlC Division (For 71) Greg Norman 7182— ia powder snow, pp-pocked powder, welgr- “ We know Brigham Young is a lot better than they must ^top Z Vancouver 30 37 7 67 285 306 pStl^!ld*'“ S » »1 PHOENIX (110) wet granular, Isw’-loose granular, trgr- East Catholic High is hosting its fifth annual 6:00 USFL: Showboats vs. Stallions, Winnipeg 28 32 10 66 313 333 ^ ®™ " " -g* Lucos 9-14 1-2 19, Nonce 1-4 28 4, Raymond Floyd 6789— i a were in the second half of that first gam e," said Hoi Sutton 67-65-ia frozen granular, corn8orn snow, (where Los Angeles 21 40 12 54 282 343 U®” !®. " " Edwords 7-19 M 15, Davis 17-M 38 37, two such termsoppeor, theformer shows Midget Football Coaches Clinic on Saturday, Kentucky senior Sam Bowie. “ We have to forget what 6:00 NBA: Hawks vs. Celtics, WINF (Top four Ml each divisien quality for S S 'IS P®»**f « 11, Robev 28 00 4, George Burns 67-69— ia Gory Koch 6988— 137 conditions on 70 percent or more terrain, March 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. happened then. This is a new season. Harrell StoMovCupplayotts.) «®*® S S ' S loS Pittman 2-3 M 5, Sanders 1800 iM a e v and the latter the next-most8revolent This is a clinic aimed at the health, care and SUNDAY x-dhidiedplevefl berth ySmrtSffnini.nw 48 l-l ll, Westphal l-l OO 2. Totals 4804 Curtis Strange 7186— 137 “ I think the first game (in the NCAA playoffs) is the Noon College basketball: Arkansas y-dlncheddivltleatitle x-cuneneq pw e w y wh____ 12-20110. Sommy Rachels 6569— ia condition) vc-vorloble conditions, sc- well being of youth football players in the 8-14 toughest to get by," said Bowie, who missed vik lonchVIroInla winner, Chonnel 3 Fridav's Gomes . WASHINGTON (let) Bernhord Langer 7568-ia year-oid age group for interested coaches, By United Press International ''Y-®,1!!P* D‘''l»l®n < Track Los Angeles at Winnipeg, night A tto ^ IM, PhHo*^ Ballard 513 1-2 13, Ruland 7-1410-11 M, Scott Hoch 7188— ia spring conditions xx of 00 troils-number Kentucky's two previous NCAA appearances while . Chicooo at Calgary, niohf °gy®PJ°I; Mahorn 48 OO 8, Johnson 514 1-2 11, Lorry RInker 71-69— 140 of trails open, mm-snow made In lost M administrators or parents. Nick Faldo 7285-140 hours, tc-thin cover, wbln- out for two years with a leg injury. “ There have been a ‘^21'.^.^®!''®’*” " : D®P®ul vs. Saturday’sOomes g e u u e ^ l l T j D ^ l t l » sobers512OO 11 McMIllen 11-165627, wlndblown Exhibitors will be available to talk about youtth lot of upsets already and, hopefully, we won't be part If the New Jersey Generals hope' mmols Stat5Alaboma winner, Chan- (All TMnes EST) iVn m Malone 49 1-1 9, Dave 28 1-2 5. Totals Gil Morgan 6571— 140 New Jersey at Boston, 1:15 p.m. ' j j ' ^ e v e ^ im 4589 19-M 109. John Adorns 7570— 140 snow, ns-night skiing available, no-not football equipment, reconditioning, fund raisers of the upset field." to keep command in the United operating, opr-operotlng. and football related attire. 2:30 USFL: Generals vs. Gamblers, N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 1:35 Phoenix 26 25 M 2510— lie Tom Watson 7575-140 States Football league, they'll, Chonnels 8,40^ . PJ". Woshlngfoo 2125 32 22 9-109 Fred Couples 7568— 141 Connecticut Registration forms and information are have to stop Houston juggernaut 4:00 College basketball :Georoetmn Minnesota at Detroit, 2:05 p.m. Son Antonio qt Sytwie_____ Three^olnf goals— Mocy 2. Fouled out David Graham 7568— 141 Mohawk Mtn pp Isgr 25 trolls oil lifts Mark Lye 6575-141 wknd available from East coach Jude Kelly at the Sam Harrell this Sunday. vs. SMU-MlamI of Ohio winner. Chon- Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7:05 — Lucas. Total fouls— Phoenix M, Wash- Ski Sundown Isgr 14 trolls ns Luzinski still '*W neJ3 _ P.m. Inolon25.Rebounds— Phoenix36(Nonce Gory Plover 71-70— 141 school, 649-5336. 7:00 NHL: Blues vs. Capitals, USA PlttsburohatHortford,7:35p.m. 10),Washlnofon47(Ballardl3).As$lsls— Doug Tewell 7568— 141 Woodbury S&R Isgr 3 trails 2 lifts ns Harrell blitzkreiged the Chicago. . . . Buffalo at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. Phoenix 18 (Mocy 4), Washington M Peter Jacobsen 6573— 141 some bore spots Blitz last weekend with 200 yards John Cook 6572— 141 Mt Southington Isgr 3 trolls 3 lifts ns 7:00 NHL: Wholes vs. Islanders, Toronto at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. _ (Johnson 6). Technicals— Phoenix, from 3 p.m. CCSU holds wrestling clinic rushing and four touchdowns in a SportsChannel, WTIC LosAnpelesatEdmonton,8:05p.m. ?t l.nglg"®: Illegal Bruce Lletzke 7571— 141 has big crunch Jock Nlcklous 6572— 141 Powder Ridge corn snow 6 trolls 4 lifts 7:30 NBA: Sonics vs. Warriors, Quebec at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. defense. Rulond. A— 8,193. ns NEW B RITAIN — Central Connecticut State 45-36 rumble that has made Hous ■ftpM Saaniknr*ft fifMiifti Dallas at Utah/ 9:30 p.m. Roger Moltble 7568— 141 By United Press International ton the second best scoring team In 10:00 NBA: Spurs vs. Clippers, ESPN Calgary m W M p e p Golden SlqteotPortlpnd, 10:35p.m. Vance Heofner 71-70— 141 Maine University will hold a two-session wrestling clinic Souow Mtn pp pdr 16 trolls oil lifts opr the league. 11:00 Tennis: Virginia Slims Finals N.Y. Islanders at Hortford, night n ■ sundoys Games Mac O'Grody 7388— 141 for junior high and high school wrestlers on Corey Povln 7572— 142 Sugorloof pp pdr 51 trolls 11 lifts Greg Luzinski, the American League's 1983 (toped), USA Cable Buffalo at Edmonton, night ni„h< Saddleback pp 38 trolls 3 lifts full opr March 19-22 and March 26-29 at Kaiser Hall. The In Quebec at Minnesota, night Bobby Wodklns 71-71— 142 designated hitter of the year, is off to a slow start in -The undefeated Generals, half* Jim Thorpe 71-71— 142 Sunday River pp 21 trolls 2 lifts 22 new clinics are conducted by CCSU coach Ken ...... St. Loulsotwoshlngton, night S M m l^SSkSiX t HCAA this WftftK spring training but still knows how to come through in way to matching New Jersey’s 1983. GIbbv Gilbert 7572— 142 DeStafanis and Berlin coach Jim Day. Fee is $30. a P P P P P P d P P P d d P d P d P d P d O San Antonio at San Diego, night Fuzzy Zoeller 6574— 142 Mt Abram pp 13 trolls oil lifts wknd the crunch. winning total by capturing their BOSObOll Pleasant Mtn pp pdr 20 trolls 3 lifts M Each session of the clinic runs from 6:30 to 8:30 |!i Morris Hotolsky 7570— 142 Luzinski, with only a . 130 Grapefruit League batting first three games this year, hope Craig Stodler 71-71— 142 new since Tuesday p.m. quarterback Brian Sipe bas suffi ppppdppppppdpppppppppp FOOtbQll Nets 117. Platons 108 East Regional Chip Beck 72-70— 142 Lost Valley pp 12 trolls 2 lifts ns average, broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth inning with a Eastern Massachusetts ciently recovered from an injury ta Ben Crenshaw 6575-142 two-run double to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 Lou (M'ohom 7572— 142 Noshobo Valley Isgr 9 trolls oil lifts Shinn on UConn squad exhibition triumph over Toronto at Sarasota, Fla. direct traffic again. Sipe, tte NFlT CAUilllwtlndlnp ...... VCU 76, Morthmlmi 69 Blit Rogers 7569L-142 opr full opr ns veteran who jumped lo the USFL Tom Kite 7570-143 Wochusett Mtn pp 14 trolls 4 lifts ns “ He had to attack (pitcher Bryan) Clark for that hit Bradford Isgr 4 trolls 4 lifts ns coll STORRS — East Catholic High product David was 12 for 24 and 175 yards in his Charles Coodv 72-71— 143 and he did," said Sox manager Tony LaRussa. Gory McCord 7570-143 ahead Shinn of Ellington is listed on the University of Generals debut. Backup QB Gene- Chicago Grmnigl 5S 2^^^^^ h3 982 18 11 Lmvis 1517 18 31, Pine Ridge Isgr 3 trolls I lift 12 new “ Sometimes a player is not quite right at the start. ^ICOOO y 4 .liB Atlantic DiVlilOn DKTROIT |188) Fullftr IlkS 6 I nCtdssir 1-1 AJ1 9 AAlllwr Arnold Palmer ' 72-71— 143 Connecticut spring tennis roster for 1984. Shinn is Bradley was only 5 for 13 and 37 gaston ! ? ' S W L T Pet. PF PA Tripucka 510 58 15, Benson 28 OO 4, ^ y r)me 3 8 M ? p'olihSon 51 OO Mike Nicolette 7489— 143 Greg is really working hard to get back on it." Sandy Lyle 7687— 143 Blue Hills Isgr 1 troll 2 lifts ns a junior. yards in New Jersey’s 17-14 witr, oallland New Jsrsev 3 0 0 1.000 62 46 Lolmbeer 517 55 16, Long 1522 38 29, o Total* ^ Western Massachusetts Tom Seaver, meanwhile, worked four runless I colitornla g Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 40 32 Thomas7-1651019, Levlnoston55528, v iJtm N iA C fm M b N W E A L T H 1701 Donnie Hammond 71-73— 144 innings to extend his spring training streak to seven. last week over Philadelphia. - > Cleveland 6 4 Washington 0 3 0 .000 27 107 Johnson 50 58 13, Ivler 1-2 1-2 3, Lw iw m oriw pA LTni/e) Leonard Thompson 67-77— 144 Brodle Mtn pp pdr 25 trolls 6 lifts ns UPI photo Irish Olympics wknd The former New York Mets standout was claimed by MHw®ukse ® $ -S ! Plttsburoh 0 3 0 .000 45 64 Cureton OO 1-2 1, Toibert OO OO OO, Brown 512 51 18, Wake 00 OO 0 Mike McCullough 7870— 144 Eagies trade LeMaster The USFL kicks off weekend- Lonny Wodklns 72-72— 144 Berkshire East pp pdr 25 trolls 6 lifts the White Sox in February as compensation for the S2SSf"cilv 4 5 V « a. « <»> <>■ Totals ^ SdlfiSSl WO OO M, J ^ M M 1 Dave Barr 7571— 144 full opr PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Eagles Patty Sheehan shared the lead of the Tucson Open golf action with three Saturday games: 5SS!2.£.'^ J 5 •Jm ? S 2 1222 22 S ..»*"** SSS22 t 1IZ Duncon 7-1502 M, Dickerson 1-2002, Seve Ballesteros 7571— 144 JImlny Peak pp 26 trolls oil lifts opr loss of Dennis Lamp in the free-agent draft. J^nesota 4 6 .400 New Orleans 3 0 0 1.000 63 M Detroit 34M M 2^108 Franco572810, Lamb565210 Totals wknd ns Friday traded linebacker Frank LeMaster to the — Los Angeles at San Antonio, Tdxa* ® 5 Birmingham 2 1 0 .467 57 49 Three point ooals-none. Fouled out— '®»®'» Tom Jenkins 7571— 144 In other exhibition games: tournament after second round play. David Peoples 72-72— 144 Bousouet pp 16 trolls 3 lifts ns. San Francisco 49ers, continuing the roster purge Oklahoma at Chicago and Mem 9taw Y®rk 4 7 . ^ Memphis I 2 0 .333 46 67 New Jersey Ronsev. Detroit Levingston, Halftlme^orlheastem 36. veu 34 Otis Ridge pp 15 trails 4 lifts At Fort Myers, Fla., pinch hitters Tim Corcoran and gdoHI* 2 S ' S Jocksonville 1 2 0 .333 104 70 L ^ b e e r. Totol touls-New Jersey 27, f o J ed oUt— N o n e !r^ Andy Bean 7571— 144 that began after last season's 5-11 record. phis at Birmingham. Remainidi Keith Fergus 7571— 144 Butternut Basin pp Isgr 17 trolls 7 lifts Jeff Stone hit back-to-back singles to pace a five-run Toronto 1 ! - S western Conference Detroit 30. Rebounds-New Jersey 46 Northed- "®"®' ' ® '® ''® "'» Mt Tom Isgr 12 trolls oil lifts opr ns Sunday games have Tampa Bay at DOIrolt _ ___ 4 8 833 Control DivUen (Wiliams 15), Detroit41 (Lolmbeer 16). wn H IW im Rithniinm NnHhrmtitm Lee Elder 7571— 144 eighth inning and lead the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-2 Bob Gilder 7589-144 emore trolls wknd Denver, Pittsburgh at Washing NATIONAL LEAGUE Michigan 3 0 0 1.000 75 42 Assists— New Jersey 26 (Ronsev 9), a {(U e and Leuri* 5 w h )V Catamount pp a trolls 5 lifts ns full Lightweights predict knockouts victory over the Kansas City Royals. Sheehan shares lead •J K Oklahoma 2 1 0 .667 35 27 Detrolt27(Thamas15).Technlcol— none. (Du'ncan « 4^lsts--Nor1lM^ern ' Dan Pohl 7571— 144 ton, Oakland at Philadelphia and, Cincinnati 4 ? -gfi Houston 2 1 0 .467 97 43 A— 18,113. luuncan s,. assists—Nonneastern Brett Upper 7578— 144 opr At St. Petersburg, Fla., Gary Rajsich, who is Tim Simpson New Hampshire SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — World Boxing Arizona at Michigan. New Orleans' 7571— 145 rumoured to be headed to the Boston Red Sox in a deal, TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - The low field could manage. Seven golfers 6 4 !^ I* 2 2 2 'nm 94 M — ILatleur8),VCU22(Lamb9).Technlcol Joe Inman 7571— 145 Balsams Wilderness pdr pp 12 trails all Council lightweight champion Edwin Rosario of plays at Jacksonville in a Monday' Phil Hancock lifts opr singled in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth scores that eluded golfers Thurs- bettered Whitworth’s first round S S itM 7 5 : » PacHleOlvNIoii CelllCf109.BUCka99 tool*-None. 7572— 145 Puerto Rico and Mexican-American challenger night encounter. . J Pittsburgh 4 2-1?! Denver 2 1 0 .667 44 52 , Pot McGowan 7570— 145 Wildcat pp 31 trolls oil lifts opr inning Friday to give the New York Mets a 2-1 triuiifplK day finally materialized Friday as score Friday, including the co Nick Price 7571— 145 Black Mtn pp 16 trails oil lifts opr Roberto Elizondo both predicted knockouts over the Detroit Tigers. Rajsich had enabled t h e ^ ^ ^ ffy Sheehan and Ayako Oka- leaders and Patti Rizzo, who had Houston not only has the league’s iiS n t ^ '* * 7 6 Ln!?°n2fiiiln. 1 2 2 34 48 MILWAUKEE (99) M idBatlR BIllllllll’ Scott Simpson 7572-145 Bretton Woods pp a trolls oil lifts opr Friday in their title fight Saturday. 1 i r S A 2 2 'm 7 « M. Johnson 15235726, Lister 381-27, Ed Florl 6576— 145 Cannon Mtn pp pdr 25 trolls 6 lifts IncI Tigers to tie the score in the top of the ninth when he mofo matched 5-under-par 67s to the best round of the tournament of leading rusher in Harrell (338 tram The 12-rounder, which will be televised by ABC, AttaSta^ 5 4 4» ookiond ? » Lanier 510 28 18. Moncriet 5115714, Lou av I e72.MorBheadStateS9 J.C. Snead 7571— 145 booted a grounder at first base. share the lead after two rounds of 66. yards), but comes equipped wlm s 2 fm «.o * 4 6 : ^ Pressey 18 50 5 MokeskI 08 OO 0, Richard Zokol 7687-145 Attltosh pp pdr a trolls oil lifts opl- is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. EST at the aerial artist Jim Kelly, who ranks S ? * 4 7 w , 9..m Dunleovey 48 2-2 15 Breuer 57 28 8, Jim Dent 7571— 145 Mt Cronmore pp 17 trolls oil llffs opr At Cocoa, Fla., Marty Barrett hit a pair of doubles to the $150J)00 Tucson Conquista- 2 8 "2M BrlOoemon 511 OO 15 Romor OO OO O. MOREHEAD $TATE (99) Monteou pp 6 trolls 2 lifts HiranV Bithorn Stadium. Whitworth was not among the Frank Conner 7689-145 lead the Boston Red Sox to a 4-2 victory over the dores LPG A tournament. third among western conference Friday's Oemes ^ ^ m Total* 390215M 99. Childress 510 OO 10, Harrison 512 2-2 Mark Ptell 7572— 145 Loon Mtn pp pdr a trolls 5 lifts top to Houston Astros. The score was tied 1-1 in the sixth Playing in calm, 80-degree sun fortunate ones as her 1-under par quarterbacks with a 58.6 percen USnitiM sB ITi \ MemphisrtBJrtnlimjwm,8p.m. BOSTON (189) 14, Tipton 59 57 14, Fultz OO OO 0, Andy North 72-73— 145 bottom Lm AnoelM? StLoul* 0 \ 9-n n m Maxwell 57 48 12, Bird 11-21 59 28, MInnIfleld 1-5 50 5 Sullivan 510 OO 8, Wotervllle Volley pp a trolls 7 lifts inning when Reid Nichols hit a two-out single to score shine, Sheehan and Okamoto shot 71 dropped her out of her first- tage on a 65 for 111 completion log, Tommy Nokollma 70-75— 145 Kuhn says Cobb in scheme ■a2fo27 Houiton2 ' Parish 510 OO 4, D. Johnson 511 1511 Tucker 57 50 4, Barker 51 50 0, Miller Borber 71-75-145 King Pine vc 11 trolls oil lifts opr ns Barrett and give Boston the lead. Boston then flawless golf, both carding five round lead. Actually, she had Kelly hit on 13 of 26 passes against ‘ New'vork (N U 2 Dett 21 Henderson 1-21-2 3, Buckner 18 524, Clement* 1-1 1-1 3, Everett 00 00 0, Bob Murphy 72-75-145 Tenney Mtn pp 8 trolls 2 lifts NEW YO RK — Former Boston College wrapped up the win with two runs in the seventh birdies and no bogies to reach expected the low scores earlier, Chicago for 229 yards and two nflHH^?6hi2 M^^^ McHoM 511 2-2 10, Ainqe 48 OO 9, Kelly 00 50 0, Vance 00000, Brooks 5 Victor Regalado 7571— 145 Dartmouth Sklwoy pp pdr 10 trolls 2 basketball player Rick Kuhn testified Friday that T D ’s. P h i^ D h la S K a ^ C lt v 2 - S S u l S l J r t 9 ^ Wsdman59 1-213, Carr 18502. Totals 0500. Totals 255551059. Did not aualHy lifts inning. 8-under for the tournament. That given the ideal playing conditions S icSSS a Li I T 0 ^ t 0 2 Arlz®no rt Mlchl0qn ,j jO p.m. 41-83 2634109. LOUISVILLE (72) he lured star teammate Ernie Cobb into a Mark McCumber 70-76— 146 Wholebock pp pdr 9 trolls 1 lift gave them a one- stroke edge over on the 6,346-yard Randolph Munici MuZSSraS Mmtrsal2 ______Mllwpukse 18MM11— 99 Forrest 53 52 8, Thompson 18 50 2, Payne Stewart 7575-146 Gunstock pp a trolls 5 lifts mople point-shaving scheme which paid $2,500 a game. Arizona State University gradu pal North Course. Michigan, Tampa Bay and New rN L W L S ^ ie 3 NewOrl#an*atJack*onvllle,8p.m. Boston 2iniS2S-109 Jones 7-12 2-2 14, Gordon 7-14 54 17, Tom Purtzer 7575-146 sugar festival wknd Kuhn, 28, serving a 10-year sentence in a Orleans are the only other teams w i«d 10 Son DMool^^^ Throeo-polnt goals— Moncriet, Wagner 58 5617, Sumpter 28OO4, Hall Isoo AokI 7571— 146 Highlands pp 10 trails oil lifts opr St. ate, Lauri Peterson, who also had “ You can’t shoot 71 on this SSSnd6 ^Ivm SlSe3 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 18 51 2, MeSwaIn 18 1-1 3, Jeter OO 55 Pots celebration wknd conviction from a previous trial on the point Caulkins sets mark with perfect records this season. Mike Donald 72-74— 146 67. course and not expect the rest of ‘Pll^nnatl vs J ^ n t a m West Palm _ leovey 1 Alnoe. Foulsd out— none.Total 3, Mitchell OO 00 0. Totals 25501521 72. (kiry Hollbero 7571— 146 King Ridge pp pdr 17 trolls all lifts opr shaving scheme, testified at Cobb's trial for 2>A INDIANAPOLIS (U P I) - Tracy Caulkins of In Thursday's first round, Kathy the field to leave you in the dust,” The defending champion Michiggn O M ln ^ l V*. Ahanio at wtsi poim T m t l C n C f i f t H C louls— Milwaukee 27, Boston 24. Re- Holltime— Louisville 29, Morehead Woody Blockburn 7575-146 spring fling wknd hours in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. Florida set an NCAA record in the 100-yard Panthers are on a roll with ^ e ^ n j i ^ v s . son Fnmcisc, ol at ■ r O n b U C I l U n a b ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ sta1.^^_ touls-Moreheod State 20, Wally Armstrong 7571— 146 Mt Sunopee pp a trolls all lifts opr Whitworth's 68 was the best the she said. Pots Peak pp pdr 14 trolls all lifts opr breaststroke and also won the 400-yard medley relay straight victories, including their Colvin Peete 7575-147 ^N«y*.SaoDlNm(x)otYumo. ..p.eP.eP^..e....P. lyiffllli'.'* “''‘- Ed Sneed 7574— 147 Crotched Mtn pp 24 trolls all lifts opr Friday at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving last six games of 1983. They boastA Mark James 7575.-147 ns Mets sign Jerry Martin Championships. strong offense that includes QB ^5 x 0 * v*. New York (AL) « Fort New Jersey ^-SlSnM punter Bob T*chnlcal-None. A - Rebounds-Moreheod State M (Horrl- Joey Slndekir 7574— 147 Temple Mtn vc 12 trolls oil lifts opr Bobby Hebert, ranked second in David Edwards 7574— 147 Musket Mtn pp 7 trails 1 lift ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Outfielder Jerry Marybeth Linzmeier of Stanford added another Tim Norris Vermont Hot Norman three up the western sector, and the UBF^s ^ f’’*'*’^‘'"'*S«rtlSdov’* O P ^ _ PhltaSelphlal'N^^ „ - i n o n in q 7)'iSslst53ltoreheS 7571— 147 Martin, 34, was signed to a contract by the New NCAA mark in the 200-yard freestyle but the Tze-Chung Chen 7575-148 Joy Peak pp a trails 5 lifts leading receiver in Anthony Carter Danny Edwards 7570-148 Smugglers Notch pp 35 trolls 3 lifts York Mets Friday, pending the lifting of his defending champion Cardinals fell further behind Stowe pdr pp 43 trails 10 lifts with 20 catches for 327 yards and Montreal (x) v*. Houston at Cocoa, lo* Anotl** — Sinned defensive tackle ______Tom Welskopt 7574— 149 suspension of a drug conviction last November. Texas after the second day of the three-day meet at ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Greg member of the quartet that led Mark O'Meara 7575-149 Bolton Valley pp a trolls 4 lifts ns two touchdowns this year. Fla,1:30p.m. JamesRoblnsonondrunnlnobackKevIn D ENVIR IIIO ) the Indiana University Natatorium. Norman fired a blistering 9-under- after the opening round with 67s, Phllodelphlo (x) v*. N.Y. A6et* at 5f. Mock, both from Clemson. Vondeweohe 1516 Al Kelley 7576-149 Burke Mtn pp pdr a trails 4 lifts Petarsburo, Fla., f :30 p.m. Baseball 510 29, Issel 514 5S 21, Williams 591-2 Rex Coldwcll 7575— 149 Mod River Glen pp a trails 4 lifts Texas finished the night with 279 points to 228 for par 62 Friday to tie the course ballooned to a 77 Friday and was 11 New England telemark festival Sun Soviets probably coming Stanford. ^Florida was next at 198, followed by North Detroit V*. Los Angels* at Vero Beach, Plttsburph — Sloned Rick Paterson os ?• Dunn m OO 10, Schaves 1-2 54 6, MidwattRafllonal record and take a three-stroke lead shots off the pace. Poor Denver. For the thi.i4 Fm !, 1:30 p.m. a coach. Hanzilk 52 48 8, Evans 1-5 OO 2, " • . a " ? * ' ' ! ' ' " . ^ Sugorouih Volley pp 71 trolls 11 lifts Carolina at 167 and Southern California at 156. after two rounds of the $400,000 Bay straight week the Gold takes on an more trolls and lifts wknd. LOS ANGELES — If the Soviet Union Curtis Strange, who shot a 66 Louisv*.chieaoo(AL)otsoro*oto, S' IHInola8lale40.Alabama48 LPGA reaulta Northeast Slopes pdr pp 3 trolls 2 lifts In the medley, Caulkins breezed to a win in 4:08.37, Hill Classic. Fla, 1:30 p.m. mmmmwmmmwwwwmwwwwmmmww EdmOhSOh 00 52 0, Roberts OO 00 0. participates in the 1984 Summer Olympics, it will Friday, was tied with Gary Koch undefeated team. Tampa Bay bite ^Plttsburoh vs. Kansas City at Fort ' totals45002532111, Mlddlebury Snow Bowl pp 13 trails 4 land as many as 25 Aeroflot jetliners in California breaking the 4:11.23 NCAA mark she set in Norman, who had a par 71 in the (68) at 137, four shots back and won each of its three games by the MVers. Fla. 1:30 p.m. RAW linCi CLRVRLANDOm ALABAMA (48) $150880 Tucson LPGA lifts preliminaries. Less than 30 minutes later, Caulkins ..Clnclniwll V*. New York (AL) at Fort Shelton 510 52 )1, Robinson 11-18 52 B. Johnson 510 508, Wlllloms5ii 50 At Tucson, Arts., M arch 16 Pico Peak pdr pp a trolls 6 lifts and dock a cruise ship in Long Beach Harbor, opening round, collected seven Sammy Rachels (69) and Bernh width of a field goal. The 2-1 Gold DVwVaaBaif Peugeot racing through Sun edged Texas' Joan Pennington to take the breast birdies and an eagle Friday in Louderdole, Fid., 1:30p.m. 34, Hinson 18 00 2, Groneer 18 00 2, 16. Hurt 7-105216, Richardson 510006, (Por-n) officials announced Friday. ard Langer (68) were five strokes lost a 28-0 encounter to Michigan' ■'PNiMKieIpnIa vs. Toronto at Dunsdin, •ppppppppppppppppppppp Free 5618 5, Cook 28 50 4, Thompson Conor 51 50 0, Nsol 1-7 50 2, Former 5 Second round: Okgmo pdr pp 51 trails 9 lifts wknd The Soviets will not announce their decision on stroke event in 1:01.97. That bettered the previous tying the course record on the behind-at 138. last week. Fta., l:30p.m. 59 506, Hubbard 58 53 II, Huston 7-16 0 00 0. Totals-2549 52 48. Ayoko Okamoto 6567— 136 Mt Aicutnev pp 11 trails 3 lifts mark of 1:01.97 set by Jeanne Childs of Hawaii. 7,103-yard Bay Hill Club layout. Boston V*. Minnesota at Ortando, Flo.. C B U T ira 52 M, Bwlev 512 54 16, Garris 38 1-2 ILLINOIS STATE (49) Potty Sheehan 6987— 136 Magic Mtn pp a trolls 2 lifts participation in the Games until or near the June 2 New Orleans is the stingiest club (Jiurl Peterson 7567-137 Bromley pp a trolls 6 lifts "M y 400IM was a big disappointment 'cause I swam Raymond Floyd, Hal Sutton and Scott Hoch (68) was alone at 139. l'Jpp.m. _ Carol Lewie 141-350 Jeanne VoIdI 7. Crompton 53 00 0. Total* 451M 1517 , 'Stefonovlc 511 50 8, Cornlsy 513 50 Stratton pp 52 trolls 7 lifts deadline, but Friday's approv^ by the State in the league with a 24 point yield.. Mtimgre v*. Texo* at Pompano iJS"!!? r 103- 10, Zwor154004,McK*nnev5iiooio, Dsbbls Massey 7187-138 faster in our conference meet ( 4 : 07.75) and I didn’t put George Bums, three of the four Norman, an Australian playing Booch, % ..1 :30 p.m. _ l9 c ;9 M * iw »."y Denvsr 12 33 3627— 118 R. Johnson 58 1-2 7, Duncon 48 50 8, Becky Pearson 7085139 Mt Snow pp 52 trails 12 lifts wknd 50 Department of their request to bring planes and a The Breakers bolstered their of new since 15a together a good swim tonight," Caulkins said. "The first round leaders, all shot 69s his first full season on the PGA Milwaukee (X) v*. Son Francisco at ijo^SintStsuHtnClevsimid 14113816-181 Brakslck50500.Totals-25541849. Kolhy Whitworth 6571— 139 ship into the United States was another powerful fense with the signing of running $^^le,Arlz..3p.m. gJf'SjThree-point goals— None. Fouled ^Holftlme-AlabomaX.llllnolsStateM. Pottl Rizzo 7566— 140 Corlnthlo pp 14 trolls 3 lifts first 50 of my strokes was OK but I was swimming Friday and stood three shots tour, tied the course record set by Hogback pp 12 trails 3 lifts indication that Russian athletes, who could form back Marcus Dupree, who scorM ^lcooo(NL)v*.CIevetandot.Toc*oo, 5"^,^ FiMed out—B. Johnson. Total touls- Janet Coles 7567— 140 the second largest contingent of athletes at the harder than I should have. I should have been able to behind Norman’s two- round total Andy Bean in the 1981 tournament. /(i^,lpjn. tai.unMTomoszewski 134840. None.'TotalFouls-Oenver20,Clevelond AlobamollllllnolsStatell.Ribounds— Solly Uttle 7189^140 the first time his touched the ball Iq Chris Johnson 6571— 140 New England'winter loorts eulleoh: Games, will compete in the Olympics. cut my times down on the second 50 but that wasn't the of 9-under 133. Bean went on to win that event by -Son Oleoo (X) V*. Seattle at Tempe, flQP WaffiBII V: a*ta>unds— Denver 35 (Dunn 8), Alabama 29 (HurtlO), Illinois 26 (Zwort Saturday becoming portly to mostly case tonight." bis pro debut last week. Arlz., 3 p.m. ■ n riH .IT'v' ■>.. . . . * J ^ k 13). Am IsIs—Denver 11). Assists— Alabama 14, (Williams 4), Joan Joyce 6575-141 Leonard Thompson, the fourth seven strokes. Californio v*. Oakland at Phoenix, ■ojM ro Twible 182, Josle Poluso 34 (Wlllloms 9), Cleveland 33 (Huston 9). Illinois 13 (McKennev 5). Technical— Llso Young 756^141 sunny skies by afternoon. Windy, high Arlz., 3 p.m. 191-481, Joyce Tyler 484. Technical— None. A— 4882. none. Barbra Mlzrohle 7571— 141 from around a north to around40south.
• V ‘ , M ANC'ilKSTER HKKALU, Sulurduv. Murch 17. t984 — l» 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sutuiduy. March 17, 1984 Business fiu-v BUSINESS In BHef TAG SAIE SIGNS Secretaries set meeting Are things piling up? Then why "Ihave a TAG ^ The Hartford chapter of Professional Secretar Housing gains highest in aimost six years ies International will meet March 27 at 5:30 p.m. The hesf way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale at the Ramada Inn, East River Drive, East Hartford. Classified Ad. When you olaco your ad. you II roceivo WASHINGTON (UPI) - Construc mortgages. In a separate report Friday, the Street fears generated by the strong The guest speaker wilt be Judge Wendy W. tion of residential housing reached its In addition, both buyers and builders Labor Department issued a reassuring housing report that the economy will Susco. Judge Susco was appointed to the Superior ONE T(1G SALE SIGN FReC compllinonts of Tho Herald. highest level in. almost six years last appear eager to act now, fearing Producer Price Index, showing whole overheat. Court bench in August 1982. She is former month, increasing 11.2 percent above thatinterest rates will rise after this sale prices up only 0.4 percent in If the deficit-cutting momentum chairwoman of the Permanent Commission on the healthy rate of building starts election year. February, less than in January. evaporates, "We are very close to the the Status of Women. She is a graduate of the CALI 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER inuary, the government said Friday; Although mortgage interest rates Although the index is running higher threshold of interest rates that couid University of Connecticut School of Law, and New construction in February already are inching up, the movement than last year, "It is. too early to choke off the demand for housing," until her appointment to the court was professor hummed along at an annual rate of 2.2 has not dampened enthusiasm in the conclude that the economy is overheat Felix Beck, president of the Mortgage of law at the university. She is also director of the •••••••••••••••••••< housing market so far. ing and inflation is shifting into high Bankers Association, warned. million units, the Commerce Depart Connecticut Yankee Girl Scout Council. Hertopic I Wanted* 21 Cofldemlnlums J2 Condominiums 32 Apartments for Rent 42 Pointbig/Paperlng 52 income Tax Service 57 M isc for Sole «3 Automotive ment said, a level far beyond what most Starts of single-family houses, in gear," economist Jerry Jasinowski Federal Reserve Board economists for discussion will'be "The Status of Women.” analysts had thought possible with heavy demand, were up 4.1 percent in said, speaking for the National Associ said Friday" that American industry For further information, call Ann Field at current interest rates. Februai^ on top of January’s 28 ation of Manufacturers. used 80.7 percent of its caps^ity in 278-1280. RESTAU RANT — Mlnne- PAINTING AND PAPER The department also revised upward percent increase. The Producer Price Index was 29.6 in February, a strong 0.9 point gain. choug Golf Course Is A d ^ce n i to Tennis Count. Pool. Park, f. Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Apartment developers, while not February, the Labor Department said, HANGING — Exterior its figures on January housing starts, Federal Reserve Board Chairman hiring for a restaurant Shopping Center and Butline... and interior, ceilings re which increased 16.7 percent over facing the same demand, are starting equivalent to a price of $2,906 for goods Paui "Volcker has warned that the Investment report manager, waitresses, TW D F A M IL Y HDUSE — ALUMINUM SHEETS - that cost business $1,000 in 1967. First floor, four large, paired. References, fully used as printing" plates. December's rate. projects rapidly to take advantage of economy may start overheating when Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are cashiers and starters. Insured. Quality work. 1979 BUICK REGAL — Analysts said the unexpected two- tax breaks and to fill the gap left since President Reagan's announcement Weekend work required WELLSWEEP sunny rooms, closed-ln .007" thick, 23 X 24". New tires and tune up. industry gets up to 82 percent to 85 as of 3 p.m. Friday. Martin Mattsson, even SOCeach, or 5 for $2.00. month resurgence in new construction the government phased out its subsid Thursday that he accepts a Republican percent of capacity. on 0 rotating basis. Coll porch, parking. Security Automatic transmission, CONDOMINIUMS and references. Coll 742- ings 649-4431. Must be picked up before was helped by mild weather, substan ized construction, analysts said. Multi deficit-cutting package intended to The annuai rate of housing starts Price Change 649-1984 between 10am 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER power steering, power 7800. 11:00a.m. only. tial housing sales and consumer family projects were up 25.1 percent in reduce interest rates boosted the stock generated by February’s new con Friday This Week and 2pm for brakes. 71,000 miles. Ask GEORGE N. CONVERSE ing $4195 or best offer. acceptance (jf v a r i a b 1 e-rate February. markets Friday, overcoming Wall appointment. PhitB II — Painting and paper struction, 2,197,000, equaled the ra(p in hcoRie Tu HUFFY PRO THUNDER Coll 249-6833, 643-9254. April 1978, after seasonal adjustment. 11 nc Fully AppUanced Kitchens, W/Custom Wood THREE BEDRDDM DU hanging. 30 Years Expe Advest Inc. CablueOry, Choice of Carpet & Vinyl Floors, PLEX apartment for rent ServiGe BIKE — With chrome It was the first month to break the 2 Acmat 10‘/i up >/4 rience! Call 643-2804. Andersen Windows. IW Baths, Individnal — Available April 1st, frame, alloy rims. Very D O D G E 1976 ASPE^, million mark since the end of 1978. Aetna 35V4 up V4 $450 per month, heat and good condition. $80 or W AGON — Power steer-\ Seabrook blamed for bond rating drop The department’s measure of build CBT Corp. 28>A up V4 Basements. Electric Radiant Heat. $58,400** CEILINGS RE p Ia IRED FORM 1040 PREPARA best offer. Hollywood ino, power brakes, 'i LAUNDRY WORKER — utilities not in clu c^. Call or REPLACED with dry- ing permits, a sign of builders’ Colonial Bancorp 28V4 nc TIO N . Good tax repres<' brand weight bench. AM /FM . $1300. Coll 742- 5pm to 11pm, four even 6494)344. wall. Call evenings, (rory intentions, also climbed 6.8 percent in Finast 8>/4 dn */4 entotidn should not be Complete with leg lift CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Bond desirable investment. .Assurance of have dropped steadily since 1974, he ings per week, including OPEN HOUSE McHugh, 643-9321. 6629, evenings. ratings for Public Service Co. of New interest and principal payments or of said, primarily because of Seabrook. February. First Bancorp 62 up I alternate weekends. Sat. i t Sun. 12-4 pm M DVE IN NDW — Rent in dvallable, only to the attachment. Excellent Hampshire and Maine Central Power maintenance of other terms of the The last time the firm dropped the "It is just amazing that we were First Conn. Bancorp 47 nc Pleosant working condi flTe o//rr ajjonhhir houting w ilh n u l m rrificin g April. Unique three bed wealthy, anvmorel The condition. $50 or best 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS room. Residential neigh PAINTING — Interio- Tax Saver 6464015. offer. Coll 643-0588 otter Co. were lowered Friday because of a contract over any long period may be utility’s rating was in August 1982. really able to reach that kind of level," First Hartford Corp. l'/4 nc tions with excellent mod qualilx. S to p h v a n d compare.') r/Exterlor, wallpaper- — 350, 30 over racing 73 percent cost hike for the Seabrook small." Michael Sumichrast, chief economist Hartford National 22 dn ‘/8 ern equipment. Good borhood. Lease. Pets. 2pm. com. Needs body work. The utility retained its Bal rating for Ing. Superior nuclear plant and increasing pressure D. Maxwell Logan, Moody’s vice of the National Association of Home Hartford Steam Boiler 53 up A wages and steady work. $575. Coll 649-6549. INCOME TAX SERVICE $900 Firm . Phone 649-6855 first mortgage bonds an(Kt$Ba3 rating PETERMAN BLDG CO. workmanship. Best pri HOME MARK CONSOLE president and associate director in Builders, said. Ingersoli Rand 49>/s up IV. Please coll 646-0129, Man Individual or Business otter 6pm. to cancel Seabrook II. 649-9404 647-1340 649-4064 ces - Free Estimates. Cali RADIO ondstereo. Maple charge of electric utilities, said Public for general and refunding^ortgage While mortgage rates have edged up J.C. Penney ■ 53V. up 2 chester Manor Nursing MANCHESTER — Four Mike Leary, 742-5726. Tax Preparation. DIS' Most of the ratings set by Moody’s rooms, 1st floor, front cabinet. $75. Coll 649-5053. Service’s bonds "are among the bonds. \ slightly in recent weeks, Sumichrast Lydall Inc. 15V. up A Home, 385 West Center count for senior citizens. 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Investors Service of New York for •••••••••••••••••••••MM ••••••••••••••••••••••• porch, garage, breeze- WAGON — V-8, auto lowest" among utilities and "very, ' ‘The cost increases ah^jletays at the said builders are still subsidizing the Sage Allen 10‘/i up A Street, Manchester. NAME YOUR OWN Your Business Office, 164 Public Service, the prime Seabrook wav, appliances. $475 1977 TOPPS BASEBALL matic, power steering, . very speculative." Seabrook nuclear power plant placed first year’s monthly payments for SNET SPA up V. Business Prepirtv Roems for Rent 41 PRICE— Father ondson. fast Center St., 647-9780. owner, had previously been in the Ba3 plus utilities and secur CARD SET — Excellent radio, roof rock, posl- Utilities with comparable ratings an added burden on Public Service Co. many buyers. ’’The listed rates are not Travelers 331/4 up V. Fast, dependable ser to good condition. $70 or or "speculative" category. Situation Wanted ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ity. Call 643-5888. vice. Painting, Paper INCOME TAXES — Pre troction, defogger. Good . include three companies that own of New Hampshire, and the company’s the rates people are paying," he said. Tyco Laboratories 28 up l>/4 best offer. Ask for Jim , snow-skllng-hill- ability to finance both Seabrook units is "Clearly across the board, builders United Twhnologies 62>/. up IV. CENTRAL LDCATIDN — hanging 8> Removal. Call pared by CPA. Business 8. Moody’s lowered three bond catego shares in the crippled Three Mile MANCHESTER Individual. Call John, telephone, 742-6016. cllmblng vehicle. Coll ries to "B l" — defined by Moody’s as Island nuclear plant, he said. being severely tested,” Moody’ssaid in are telling us there are a lot of people New "York gold $392.75 dn $7.15 Kitchen privileges. Free Homester Rant 644-0505 or 644-0036. If you era looking for your 659-3069. 643-2880. "lacking general characteristics of Moody’s ratings for Public Service a statement. coming out, there are a lot of sales." WOMAN WOULD LIKE own office building we parking. Security and STROLLEE CAR SEAT — JOB — Living In with have several avallabis references required. Coll Bulidlng/Cantracting S3 $15. Phone 742-7176. 1980 HONDA CIVIC — 5 older couple, weekends. 643-2693 otter 4pm. with owner financing. Mi^CHESTER — Six speed, 1500 cc. One Call 1-934-5654 or 1-937- COINS — A small collec owner. 48,000mlles. $4100. 0053. GORDON REALTY room, oversized. Cape. 1974 M u s t a n g — New Walk out basement, fire tion of sliver dimes, some Coll 643-9941, anytime. 6 4 3 -2 1 7 4 point, engine ond tranny FARRAND REMODEL- TAX PREPARATIONS — place, 2 baths. Acre lot. ING — Cabinets, roofing, mercury heads and some ond more. $2500 or best In the convenience of Roosevelt. Priced from $625 a month. No utilities. gutters, room additions, your home. Reliable Real Estati offer. Coll 228-0561. Call 742-8650. $1.25. Coll 649-1794. Classified.... 643-2711 Resort Property 34 decks, all types of remo reasonable. Call Norm Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space ...... 44 Household G o o ds...... 62 deling and repairs. FR EE Marshall, 643-9044. Notices F o r advertisements to be I estimates. Fully Insured. BABY CLOTHES — New CAM ARO, 1980 — 35,000 Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates ••••••••••••••••••••••a Apartments for Rent 42 published Monday, the dead Store/Office Space born to Toddler. Excel miles. AM/PM cassette Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: Hemet for Sale 31 Telephone 643-6017, after line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. BDDTHBAY HARBDR, 6pm, 647-8509. lent condition. Con be CB, sport mirrors, dual Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... '...65 S2.25 for one day MAINE — Five bedroom seen at 134 Pork Street, exhaust, runs excellent. Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 P er W ord: cottage. Available week MANCHESTER-Dne, two OFFICE SPACE AVAIL DESIGN KITCHENS by For Sale Apt. A-1 before 9pm. Must be seen. $4500 or Auctions...... 04 ANDDVER — 7 room Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad of 7/1 and 7/8. Please call and three bedroom ABLE — Ample perking, J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, best offer. Must be sold Real Estate L-Shaped Ranch, 4 bed 568-9225. apartments. Heat and hot AMERICAN STANDARD quickly. Coll 0754)723. Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... ,14c Classified advertisements good location. One 4 vanities, formica, Wilson aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Homes for Sole...... 31 Services Ta g Sales...... 69 rooms, large kitchen, liv water. $400, $440, $495. OIL BURNER — Com 6 d a y s ...... 13c are taken by telephone os o ing room, 2 full baths, room office suite with 610 art, Corlan counter tops, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Call-649-4800. Household Goods 42 plete, ready for installa Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. formol dining room, sew ••■•••••••••••••••••••• so. ft.; another with 210 kitchen cabinet fronts, Lots/Land |ar Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 sq. ft. Call 649-2891. complete woodworking tion. Good condition. SSO. Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 Mortgages...... 1> H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is ing room. Enclosed SECDND FLDDR — Two aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Phone 649-2048. Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 service, custom made Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per colum n inch responsibie only for one incor p6rch with sliders to 16' x Rentals family. Five rooms. Heat Business P ro p e rty ...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 1000 SQ. F T . — Ample furniture, colonial repro USED REFRIGERA Insurance...... 13 rect insertion and then only 16' deck. 2 septic tanks. Included. $450 monthly. Resort Property .. , ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines Well landscaped corner •••■••••••••••••••••••a parking, $200 monthly. ductions in wood, 9 varie TORS, WASHERS, 30" GAS STOVE — Avo Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original Call 646-3979. Ranges - clean, guaran F lo o rin g ...... 56 area lot, fruit tree, 280 sq. ft., $100 monthly, ties of hardwood and cado. Window in door. Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise insertion. Rooms fur Rent 41 air. 236-6021, 644-3977. veneers NOW IN STOCK teed, ports and service. Fairly new. Cleon. $100. Income Tax Service ...... 57 Christmas trees. Large Rentals Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do not lessen Coll 649-9658 or evenings, Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, Coll 649-8007 otter 3pm. NORTON CAMANDO750, Employment Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 shed, small shed, ploy •••aaaaaa************** day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement house. Wood/oll furna VERNON SOUTH W INDSOR— Sul 289-7010. Son, 649 Main Street, 1973 — 6,000 original Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 Spacious 7 room, 3 livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. 643-2171. miles. Metallic blue, & Education For Sale deadline is'noon on the day will not be corrected by an ces, fireplace and chim GENTLEMAN P R E bedroom, ZV1 baths. Car Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 prime ratal I space, omple LEON CIESZYNSKI BAR STOOLS — 30'' high showroom condition. before publicotion." joddltlonaMgsertion^^^^^^ ney for two wood stoves. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. peting, appliances. Con Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 parking. $800. Call 236- B U ILD ER — New homes, seat block vinyl with high $1700. Coll 875-0723. Misc. Automotive ...... 76 $79,900. Call mornings 646-2000. venient location. Lease, SOFA AND RECLINER bock padded swivel and weekends, 742-6759. Security. $SS0 plus utiU- 6021 or 644-3977. additions, remodeling, rec rooms, garages, kit CHAIR — $200 or best seots. Great for rec LIGHT HDUSEKEEP- ties. 44M003. offer. Call 646-5406 after room. $20 each. Coll 646- ING RDDM — For non chens remodeled, ceil Autos for Rent/Leose 75 LDDKING FDR a low- Wonted to Rent 47 ings, both tile, dormers, 5pm. 2151. cost way to communicate smoking gentleman. T H R E E R